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of the very Iiiu-mi lyie- wlileh lit l:i
llHlnff to wl lie' kind In rondUton
lor the irlul. Mr. lleliliin'H new
wtuMtp hurn, lnlllt to vll"'0 tho one
(lefUroyeil dy 1'ile litHt AiikhnI, 1m
siimethliiK wei-th ilriviiiK out Inio
that pari of tlic vnllt-y to nee.
' ' "
I.nse linliy
'Tim enth-e t-oiniiiiinlty of, the
Cove nintirn, with tin- imrentH. tit
the death of the two iiKinlhH old
litl- iif'HeV. mill Urn. Wuller
I'lall. Ili'V. riall, H'llU l Ihe 1WH
tiir of tin ' lliiptt.sl eliiireh at Cove
has not lived llieiv very lo-iir Inn
linn endem-cd lilniHi'M in lovi:siin-o-pie
(mil parixliliiiH'iu aliki'. Tin
linliy him I n ipiHe III for W'Vci.'il
duy.s, moMl of whlen linn Iih eun
dltion wuh ri'Kanli-i! a;i l.i'in;: very
fravi'.
o
Work H''lanlcl
.''Tim 'rain of this v.ri'l; ri-'liir.l-il
farm wnrli lur a few iay in eer
tiiln Hcellun.s of til" valley. In spit"
or Dial, HliiiKH iu'i lii.iklns line lrnl.
everywhere, farmers are tiiile en
rnnriiKi'd live.' III.' lilnlinl pro
peetH. AIMir.i rh'lilM mi- espee.
Inlly irnoil lo look in anil will re
quire only a week or im of lam-whlm-
anil warm weather to In
ready rnr tho flral I'littiiur, II I'.'
naiil. ,
., ' . . -o
l''l(l- III I'll ,!
' ,, Ainoiii: tho many In'nlH or
ey enwn.iii (hl.i vnl.ley. In Ihal mil'
Of Art Sli:('nll. wlici Hvi'S near I."
grand.) juM nfl' Mm Onion lili.-li-wuy.
ill'. .Miii'ali hiiH piuh.'iiily an
or Uf, head In .III.' Iii'iil. all nooil
lirxiiliii'i'.H. '
o--. ,
tUllll''lK
The riKhl nKalimi winlrri'lB In the
valley liaH. hnnn a hard one Ihia
aprin anil now Ihal III. yimuf
OfU'.'l an- oat, lllo rini.lK liivo evi
ilenr" Ihal there ari' ift.ll pl- nly or
the pi'Kt:l present lo (lo innshlel-allli-
ilillHUHit. Arrnrilin-r to l!n'
lilirrent Imiuii or tlm Kami ltull-ll:l
Hipilrrel palmnl iliHl'rllintliin rnr
lin waHii.1 lii till M 'y tolallml
l;i - '- - J '
HciK .li. Kloiilili'll Trmililc Klnpiicil
Willi
HY-PEP-SEN
: 1 you JTi-H "(til ;lu" nml liuvf
ft'-lj-lilcltMi: iiUli.'iiltOHH nf Kcrtoim
Hrnrnhi, Jlnn't -mKli''t Ihe wiirn
MU.'. 'llM'f-4' Uiirilin,' lire diiliK''"'
llVllIll.-. Mill) t.lHIlllll iHTllflt.
JT y.il. Jtiivc luu'ii -kt'i't nwiiJai
Inci'l of 111) ' mIhIH. M rlmK nil of
Iho iilfflil,, with n unn v iiiK- in tlm
,HliiNi5H'li nr MdWi'ln, If yoti luivt'
IMwuy Hpi'llH, lU'iinicln's, lypi-)-lii,
lUciii'Ihiirn, I -emu of Afp"litc
iV f.iiH mi t hi- StointM'h and feel
yem JiihI nti mini H" "ii, lulai I dy
'lJ'JI '-Ken ii ml ln rellevfil.
ll.y-l'IOI'-Son if; not junl nn nr
tllimry 'Ionic, Imt n rcully vvunilcr
Tif Hi-lcnurir niiU'fij'iiitnn. Tnlif ji.
yiitit'scl.1. Ki'fniiuiu'iid It lo yam
lrlcn(:v rt will nut i'-'H."
l'ir a;ih liy' Ituv Muan li'ii( Co.
SHEET
ROCK
TUB FIHEI'KOOK
'PLASTER WALL
HOARD
It's jiml (lie tiling lo
finiHh off Unit room
in the attic
VANPETTEN
LUMBER CO.
IIOXK MAIN 73a,
"ti(KI KKHVK'K QUH!K'
22ND
EASTERN OREGON
STOCK SHOW
UMOX, OKHCON
JUNE 12, 13 AND 14,1930
See Eastern Orepon'.s Finest Live Stock on Dis
play ifS.OOO IN PltKMlUiMS KACING
AliKNA PROGRAMS All'SIC DAILY
DANCING each evening.
A Great Horse Show Poof Cattle from
nationally known herds High Produc
ing dairv cows The host in' Sheep and
Swine F. F. A. and 1-1 1 Cluh oxhihits
Vocational Stock Judging Horse
niansliip contests.
The Eastern Oregon Live Slock Show is a Pa
geant of Agricultural Progress You owe it to
yourself (o see this great show.
EDUCATIONAL, INTEPKSTIXG. ENTER
TAINING. The oldest Livestock Show in the
Northwest.
For information, write
TONY I). SMITH, Sec'v.
HASTICItX UIIIMiOV I.IVK STUCK SHOW. CMOS, lll i;ii
THE VALLEY
.Ma!i'l I:. .Muilim, .Volley Nevn I'llllnr
I'liimcw! ltiwlilewv, Main mill; orriee, .Mulii 7
V.i:i2 jhhulIh iih com pared willi it
ioi ic or n:iz4 pounrlH on Mnrch 25.
'I'in; iimoiini now dim i'iiul'il in
lunp'r tliun HUht in H'S or IHL'K.
Yoiiiik Hijiirrc!.s lire "it now find
I'urnici-H l-Cp'H't KOOll HIICCOHM lit
iMilnoniiifv tin in,
j o
Aid M.cl-
' Tlicic wiin .splendid iillcndtmc'
nt Hit- incctin tif Urn iHliiml City
Aitl yMttti dtiy ill tin liojno of -Mix
I'M Hully. In addition to the mctn
licm there wt'i-e also Knintt viMiturd,
;.Mim, Wllliiiin Ki'niiaid uf I'ort
himl, Mm. Heni y i lermann, Mm.
: lit-ryl Taylor mid Mim.i I'liinia Klm
fer. Allr tin hiiwinexa iin.t;tin-.
a proKiani was irlven un which tho
flint mtiniiei wuh u talk liy Mian
' lli-ulah Kinith who iliKi-iieil tli.
life and p.i.try of Allen KefKar
very interest iiiK5'. ThiH wim fol
lowed Ity a Kiiesriiuji conteKt coil
!diu(ed hy M in. Ilowanl Smith. Kd
na llaliy nnK "The l'rayr I'er
, f " pi iviiiK her own accoinpinil
Miieiit and was ohliK-d to Hill,' n
i encore. Anita Hermann (jiivo a
violin nolo, accoinimiiiffl h.V MrH.
; Mariuii Khiddard. M ik. llallyHtrv.
, ed u delicioiiM tray lunch conclu.l
i'hiK Mm liticrnoon.
, . o
, llnmr rnr I'iicallini
M i km Iteiilali ,Smi.h wiio Iiiih
i coinplt'ted h-r yi-ni'H work iih head
i of the KiikM.hIi department III the
I A I he nn 1 1 iKh school Ih home for
; her Hiimnicr vacation. MIhh Kinith
will lench next year -hi tin hl:;h
;m-hool at J'liitcriirlw;.
'.A IVnlun'Hr CollMoii
Tiie collision of tho Carter and
Itnnlen cai-H yemeniuy morning t
j tiie eorner of Island ami J'ortlunrt
avi'iiucM w:ih rather u forliinala one
allhoiiKh holh car were t'OiiHliler
, ahly ilumaK"d. Mi m. Carter wuh
' lirliiKliiK Ji'-r lltthi KirlH In J.a
(irande to hcIiooI and fortunately
none of litem were hurt In the
leant. This car 1m tho Hanie one
: which waH Hlolen and carleil off tn
Montana (i few weckn hko. At that
time It Hill f. T'-d no dainancH cx-
ci'piinif for the' Wreaking of tiie
IIkIiIh ami a few minor ilentH on
tiie hody.
o
;,i(.sl
.MrH. (larretl Mloklnnd or near
Inland city IniH for her house
iii-HtH licr lirothor-ln-hiw and Hh
ler.' Mr. and Mm. Wtlliaiu Ken
nard of roitlaml who came a few
diiya into.
o
Tomatoes Put
Elgin On Map
TuinaloeH, rained hi u hoi lionwe
and Hhlpped, ripe over a hii'Ke ter-.
I'ltoi-y Ik another product which h
jpinilnn thai. IlLih' cliy on the map.
, l'or fifh'en years or ther ahoiils (l.
A.- Miirhiwr inprleior or Uio KIk'm
Kl'cen house lias tieen making a
Npreially of JiI.h early loinalocH and
i Ills traile haH inrreliMi'd until tlicre
Is a wide demand for the IuncIoiim
I Irull - nr v-Ki'ial)li - - which he
jralM,-..
"Kven ilioiiKli tills in very early,
if will he alili to start shipping
wllhln a short lime, provided we
j have some sunshine now," Maid Mr.
j Harlow, Wednesday. "We hav( llin
! best prospeeiH we have had for
j yen I'M, Ihe fruit haset more heav
i ily, Is lai'Hi-r in size, and .sinooUu
er."
Mr. Harlow raiseM Ihe Karly An
na's, a Variety which n mA la-st
adapted o his hot-house plutit and
wit li which ho has had splendid
HUeccNM, p siiVch li Ih own Mi'ed,
KatherliiH: thent from Ihe choicest
tomatoes of the preceding season.
He hiiH developed a touiaio which
fetiche: a K"od size very early, al
the time when there in a demand
tor NnmeihlMK' MiMid and when tho
public Is wltlintr to pay the price.
! Mi', Harlow nlno has on one of ihf
j nide hooches a number of the t
iMato vines whtcli are most roiii
t nionly found where early fruit 1.-
) Kt ow u for commercial purpose,
Tho Ine looks to the layman as
j more like a ehrysaul heiuuni or
iBoineihlnfr of that character tha-t
(a toiiiKlo, there Wetv tew blossomi
jnud ihe vines did not in-Kin to
ri'ach tin siyf and hardine.s.s of tlu
r'arly Anna.
ANNUAL
ToinutocH form tho bulk of th.
con ton tn of Mr. Harlow's nevoral
hoiJHfH ut tlio prcaent time, Tho
; plunts (iro strong and hardy, Home
of them . HlHiidlntf seven t-at lUid
hlKher and all (ite heavily laden
l w.lh tomatoes in all Htaifen, from
i the blossom up lo those which, nr
aJout ready to turn. In alt lie has
j the equivalent to four houseH uf
I tin' "lovrt tipples."
I There is another intereslln? nn
jlerprise fffd ik on at. the Harlow
place. Mr. Harlow Is building a
boat, his 1 : 1 1 1 . he informs iih. and
IIiIh one Is for the Koverninent.
1 l.oriK ye:ir ano, whih asslslliiK'
i with Ihe mirveylnK on thf Hnake
, river project Mr. Harlow hulli
I koi nf; boatH for tho Koverninent
which were able to shoot the rap
j ills or that river wifely. Tho story
I of t heir making, Ihe manner or
const i iicl Ion, t Ih; experienceH wli h
them. Is a ' very fuscinatliiK' oih
; The boats a re ) ii feet hoifc, 10
linchcH hixh and are bailt of Klf;ii
; sawed liimbe.
! o
Wallowa Cows
Make A Fine
i April Record
!
j The nveniH'c production 'of cow.
I lieloiiKiuK to the Wallowa Count y
I hairy Herd Improvement nssocla
j I ion, was very near I im record
! made in t lie month of October,
j I HUM. when this association show
led the highest production In the
: slate of Oregon. The ii vera ko for
April was 7S pounds of buttm.
j fill while the slati record which
! they made was 114. Nil pounds. Tho
: iivcrjiK" pounds of milk was 5Cti,
i according to Ihe (ester's report,
j The record which was mude in
aApril, allowed a pound more than
j (he production for the month ol
; March and also a higher produc
tion than of the same mouth a
Jyenr ago, April iiil'H. This average
; production included the dry cows
In the association, of which thrru
wero lnfi out of n total of 007.
! 1 hiring April, M. K. I''leahnian
j wuk high for herds of over -o rows
j with an average from 2 cows In
i eluding dry cows of iit.i'.l pounds
i of butterfar.
Kor herds from 12 to 20 cows
' Chun. I, Itch was high with 20 cows
iwith un average production of :tii.
. :is pounds of butlerfat.
j lor herds of under 12 cows, Al
i Thompson has high herd with !i
! cows producing an a veragu of
i 40.7-1 pounds of hiitterfat.
l-'or ihe seven months since ihe
beginning of I lie testing year,
('lias. Thornburg has high herd for
i herds of over 2u -cows with 2fl
rows having an average product Ion
! of 21-1.2 pounds nf bulterfal.
i Cor herds of 12 lo 20 cows, CIpiH.
jhllch has high herd with 20 cows
IhavlliH.an averago production) ol"
2-1 1.2 pounds of butlerfat.
j Kor herds of under 12 cows Fred
jMasirude. willi ii cowh having an
) average production of 2i7.a pounds
of hutterral.
Tin- two high covft for th
j moult) were owned by .1. I, Pcolt
i and Hon. I 'ansy, a :iyoar-old
grade llolsteln produced 71.11 lls.
j of butlerfal. ami Sot. a C-ycar-old
j grade tlolstetn, produced 07. U lbs.
j ol butterfnt.
lltisni:its SI I PY AVIATIOY
! SAN MNTI N 1'H.IS'ON. Cnl
May 22 (At' New all-time high
j record for something or other:
j Throe hundred Han Queutln run
j viclM have enrolled for a course
' In. nvlailou. One hundred look n
! sen mn nship course nml forty nro
' la I; Ing lessons in "versification,"
j proposed song for the aviation
I Mclinol: "If I had the wings of au
angel," etc. '
to m:m ii. i insTiiicr
i K I iA M ATH 1-WIl.S. Ore.. May
22 (AO Plans thave been made
; fin- Ihe rebuilding or the itonnnza
busliM'..i district, destroyed by fire
i Tuesday. Material already is oil
' Ihe iM'Oind.
HEH
NORMAL SCHOOL
HAS GOOD YEAR
AthMtic- Debut in North
west Brings Many Vic
tories Championship
WlK-ii Ihe Mountaineers defeafr
fd Whitman college's baseball nine
here a few days ago 4 to 1 ami
(hen (he Ht. Andrews Indian
Wednesday afternoon 7 ' to tJ, It
brought the fimt year of liiter-
colleginio alhleilc ventH by thej
KtiHtern Oregon .Voriihul whool, to;
it successful conclusion the foot
ball. basketball and baseball eu- j
(mis 'bringing s-veral victories '
ovi',' I'acifie North weal col leg'
and aiuatfiir organizatious. ' '
The Normal schoiU fotdball '
W'uni 'pasM(i through a season t
with only one tie feat; coached by1)
Hob tiiinn, fornierly of I'endle-,
ton. t litis winning the mythical ;
Normal syhuul championship of'
toe slate by virtue of Its record'
and Its 17 to 7 win over the Ore-' J
Kon Normal kcIiooI of, -Montiroilth.
The only h-.ss was to thf O. H. C.
ItookK I :i to 7. Other snores were; ;
!, O. N. 7, I.ewiHion Normal 7;
K. O. N'. 1!. College of Idaho 7: j
am) O. N. 20, Whitman M.
I n baki-tbalt (he Moiinta incers I
were not so suce.es.sful, although
they pusu'd through a HS-game
t-enson ami scored 40:2 points to op-1
poncntK 40S, N'ictories were scored
over Helix. Cnion and linker ath
letic clubs and Albany college but
tho leant was defeated' by Mon
mouth Norma.1. Willamette-univer
sity. College of Idaho and Cheney
Normal. Kowever, one of those j
ten tut! Willamlette university ;
wjui one of the K'.rongesl In the
l-Hciric norlhwesl. and five oUmr j
games wert loat by u mtirgln of H
points or lesH. j
Tho baseball season had its upsj
and downs, hut Whitman college, .
was oefeiited twice, which made j
up for many of the lonsea. J
The bnHeball Kcores follow
K. (. N...
II. O. N. .
K. O. N...
K. O. N...
K, O. N...
K. O. N...
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K. O. N...
i:. o. .v...
K. O. N.
Whitman
4t
M ins! ii n Ind'u t
St. AndrewH .... fi
Idaho College S
'Idaho College 1 'A
Idaho College 12
Monmouth 20
.V'-mmouih S
Whitman 1
Nt. Andrews fi
10. O. N :ni -Opponents SI
ITo'ipertn for the l!lJU football
wiiHfiM are very promising, wil h
Ihe ouliook for material good and j
with a very t-ntithurlory schedule
opt lined.
aticmit to kim tau-k
VAl.lO'l'I'A. Malta. May 2:( (AP)
All a'teni,p( yvas made loday ti
assaMsin.ito I.ord St rick In ml of
j Hl.ergh, prime m.iniKler .of tho
j AfiiHu government. He was fired
I ut. point blank but was not hurt.
! Three shots were fired at Lord
1 fili'l(.lniul. iiti. ii(l.uyise,d IiUjj,
I A man named Miller was seized
op tin spot by the police charged!
I witli the shooting.
HIC (.'AMI: HI NTKIt HIlTUtNS
lUrMl.'. Iti lgian Congo. May ill I
(AIM Colonel Charles Wellington!
Kilt long of Hoslon and his Kast I
Afi ica eMM'diibin reached hero
toilay In good condition. ,
colonel Kurlong is a noted ex-1
plorer and adventurer Into strango
places. Thit; makes his fourth j
African expedition. I
AWARDED FIRST PRIZE AND GOLD MEDAL
Tea tnerchiQt by appointment to Only in Lip Ion' can you gel that supreme
&&2
tea
orgnc
! ' ' ' : ' '
The IRRESISTIBLE APPEAL
of this deep-sea delicacy, even. its
simplest recipes, makes it a perennial
favorite. Rich in food values and nat
ural iodine, that foe of goiter. Keep
the handv
SpOFt
Slants
i.
Alan JQould'i
Cup on one ear and chewing1 ,
gum, not tohaceo, Hal jo Jtuth ;
Vtuck hiM head arouniKthe edge of,
Hie Yankeo dugout to grunt at a
considerably entJiarrassed and ;
ulightly tongue-tied admirer, nged
right.
'"I'retly gaod. ft-r nn old guy.''
responded the Hahe to n, polite
imiuiry au to how hi! was going.
" Y'knuw. I got to first liaso the
last, eleven times up. Thal'K huiuo
tlilng." 'hint afternoon ho made It 15
liiu'M in siiccesHion hffore swing-;
ing vehemently at a third strike
tossed by the lean Tiger soulh'iuw ;
fcernit. i'hil I 'a go. i
Ituth reached for u hnttle of
eye-wash, doused his expensive !
optic:: anil remarked to the alien-j
live youngster:- "Have to do this,'
kid, when I'm getting oJd." j
AVI tli the Yanktte machine In '
need of adjustment In a liiimlier nf
creaking 'gem's. this observer j
found .nothing visibly wrong with j
lit; fMt.iMiu coy. The outset of the j
reason found, mtiny- xkep.tical of'
Ihe ancient Ir. Ituth being able I
to ifrform la more than loo ,
gamer. '1 ho Ha be, arr to a gtod
wtart, hitting nuare cousiHlently
than any regular un tho team.
feeK ho will actively engage in
nearer ln. His leys are doing
very well by him.
To the suggestion ho wan, a trifle
tardy In his home run .puce. .wlJU
a number uf rivals such " Wiluop
and l-'oxx -off to faster Hi art, the
portly sluggvr remarked: .
"J been liiltln' 'em but so far
r haven't had any the best uf the
biejtlu'. I he.en cheated out xif two
hume. runs by flu ken on aa good
hits nr. I ever got. And don't for
get: tho boys are throwing all the
bad built; at me they can find."
There seemed Komethlne; to- this,
for that very afternon Karl Whito-
May 21 to
and Including
i
i
1
Sunday the 24th i
li -
Hp ;.
a pound
!
!
!
I
Field Located
South End or 12th St.
Clravcr-IHrksnil
J-'lylllg Servlco
flavor wilh qll the rkhnesi ond fra
Ihal truly latifle
can handy. VC vf
i
i
CREAM TUNA Mi one larqe (blospeonful of buttr
and ona lableipoonful of flour wilh one cup of mill.
VK,n cooled, dd on small can of White Star Brand
Tuna, ialon lo ll.t tai!- and lervo on toail.
hill. Tiger pnuthpaV. passed Ruth
thrto times fn his over-anxiety to
avoid givlnt- Jtuth anything near
tho Koove.
.Nftvy has . not won the varsity
four-mile rowing classic at i'ough-
keensie Xnoe V'2b, has been
better thfin second since 1U20. hut
lake the tip from a ong way off
Seattle, to be specific the Mid
McCLAY'S STORES
The Stores
Fresh Meats
Store No, X
1704 Adams
Phone Main 515
GLOSS STARCH KIDNEY I5EANS CHEESE MALT
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Amaizo Van Camps Fuu rreain Cheese Hop Flavor
3 Packages 25( 2 ms 25c Pcr Poi"uI 28c No' Can 53c
j lard Saturday rice
Carstcn's Spedal Fancy Blue Rose
"""" 67c FOOD m-r" 25c
CAKE
I;. MAYONNAISE Rojl,-23c Seller Mad. f'ATSUI'
for This Special
Nalley'sRest ' Van Camps
. 2 for 35c n ,
Pint Jar 29C ' X8C
, Saturday
raisins Special
X . Veal Stew - n. C0RN MEAL
" lb- Itoft lOClb. whilcorYcllow
Veal Steak OfT
lach 9Q 4tClb. 9 1b, Sack for OQp
4tC Veal Rolled OC OiJL
Roast 60Lb.
STRAWBERRIES
2 Cups
26c
2 for
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r'i-dlr (.,:""ie,r
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No other machine equals 4Mb machine in satisfactory
service rendered. In ability to handle all kinds of
grain under all conditions, to cut more acres at the
least expense, and to thresh clean without waste, this
machine has no equal. Our terms enable you to pay
f or this harvester with the savings it makes you.
t I
. . imi't to heat in
Si' "iTniVe on U,.: Hudson this
Junt'.
In the Seattle Times, GeorRe
Varnell unotes Wanhinitti Hi"" youns
head roach, Al l'll.r!rlon:
"Navy was neaten fa a despemte
rinixh l.v coluinldii hut that wu a
i hf,rl race. . . TaH" '"' "ol''
i reir It and Itusly ralloWa ."
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Fruits-Vegetables Groceries
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
LETTUCE
Solid Heads
CANTALOUPES
Pink Meat
19c
2 for
HBIISSOSIISHBEIHBBMBIHaEaillBBBIHSBIll
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No, 11 Harvester-Thresher
MiW
Friday, May 23, 1930
eiuht rows next month
It will he a big. stron-?, fightlne,
crew. Navy Ik started op a row
ing come-back."
UVEKI-OOL "WHEAT
MVERPOOT.,, ray 2 (AP)
Wheat closed May 1.14; jUy
i.i !Oct. her. i.i7.
Store No, 2
North Second St.
Phone Main 10!)
CUCUMHERS
Select
35c
Each
10c
K-2 Hccltancr Fan
( Shop Bottom'
I (;r;uii Auycr
Q Grain I: levator
H Hecleaner
S Recleaner Chute
T Reclefuier Grain AuHCf
J Grain Delivery 1; levator,
V Weed Screen
W Grain Spout -
X Weeif Seed Spouts
Y-l Tjilint! iilevator -
Y-2 Hecleanei T.ii lins Chutt
L Tjilintjs Sout
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