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QESMSigjcicooitsffl: mm HMI . BEGETS to i;i RivaJ Clubs Cmopete ih"Of-v ' fermg. Quarters f or Inteh- -jSAve Work:,: -''X ; Fishing in Nearby Streams j Good, But Water is Muddy J From Rain : " ; SARATOGA SPRINOS. ,N.r T -20. rt By Associated press.) The Chinook salmon are begin ning to enter the rivers, accord- mcX . Dempsey, heary .weight! ing to reports received rom coast champion.. Sunday night wilt leave Saratoga Lake where he has been training for. his X ixhtt next month with Gene Tanner, and ' will take up training' quarters .Moo-lay n Atlantic City.. . Dethpsey'a manag er announced tonight that the fishing centers . bjC.the Anderson sporting goods store. Fishing in nearby rivers ; continues good , al though the recent rains have mud died the water somewhat. Alse I 'riTer- Reports k I Latest Pacific CdUsBearty" ' j mt a American League - New York -;;. . '. ; . . j,7 5 Cleveland - . . w. . Philadelphia Detroit : Washington Chicago , St. Loals . , Boston ,4 . 6j 65 2 59 59 50 42 45 54 56 57 5G 59 70 80 National League irqm niove ta Atlantic City fa at there--1 jwaldport": blue back and salnVon quest or iex Kicasru. promoter vi aegl0tolng to come In : Mn chi- , " : r ."? 5 .,p-f HflnV Koine- .ntVrht- flohtnr ahnfiM T v-""0 a.s;f .aaaw the tight. , : PHIUADEL-PHrV. Ang; 2 0- ( By, A,.p)r Tickets -for the Jack ' Dempsey'-Gene' Tunney champion ship boxing-bout, ta -b held In , the sesh.ui-catehaial!'stadlum on September 2 S.wjll be placed qn ; sale heltlwer Priees will Vaoge . from S3 to $27.59. 1 In making this; announcement today Jules. Aronso'n said that Tex -' RIckar,New-f York promoter of the flght,. would, come to Phfla-- . defphta to establish publicity and .ticket selling offices. With ftick-i , ard will come a corps of ticket salesmen and other attaches of his organization - who will set th ui luavuiuer iu uiuiiun tor me uoiug cuuu ivr vbiu first" ij&ayywelgkt world! , cham-1 pionshlp -fight erer beld In Penn- BylTanla uli'. 'H'" ' i; "'SV- Invitations to establish their tralni. quarters were sent to- day toiDenpsey - and Tunney by several .country clnbs. No replies have been received to any of the InTitations - so far as could , be ! i earned. Dempsey and Mayor Bader tf Atlantic City are close friends and the mayor Is eager that' he estab-1 nan nia camn there. Billy Gibson, the . challenger's manager, is ex pected., here- tomorrow, to look over suitable' sites. ' - - 4 1e;g0od 'by the ; week-end; : lAlsea, river and Drifht high. Boast for rent by C M. Buckley, 4 miles east of Waldport. Blue backs, run ning In Yachats river. Big Nestucca rfver, at Woods Some good catches of blue backs and trout made the last few days; chinook beginning to come in: best luck on bluebacks made trol ling with nlcklef spoons. - Boats and cabins ' for; rent from R. C. Neil at Woods. ; V Siletx river,, at Taft -Fishing reported good on lower Siletz; sal mon trout and ; bluebacks biting good, best luck usinr ;troir with a large nlckle flash spoon and a small nlckle srioon behfhd the oBats for rent ht .Taft from G. W. Gre- tulla. Tillamook streams--Wilson and 1 """Ik ;- . Jf ' ' p ;;;v ' .': . rv-gf I - - ; MP; i 9 St. Louis , . . Pittsburgh . Cincinnati . . Chicago New York . . Brooklyn . . . Boston V . Philadelphia W. 67 63 66 60 58 ,5 47 43 -J Jack Sherlock, star shortstop of the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league, is booked to go to the majors at the close of the season, if npt before.. Halt a dozen big league clubs are bidding for nia services. Los Angeles . Oakland ..... Sacramento. . Mission Seattle-' . . . ... I Hollywood Portland San 'Francisco Coast League W. 85 74 71 67 65 66 62 60 L. 50 47 56 63 68 69 L. 52 60 67 69 73 74 75 80 lct. .625 .546 .r. 3 7 ,521 .513 .500 .417 .344 Pet. .573 .572 .564 .517 .508 .471 .403 .384 Pet .621 .552 .514 1493 .471 .471 .452 .429 EM I i r res Helen Wills' Conqueror Nar- rowly Escapes Fate at ' Forest Hills . Results "1 . I ' V ' 1 . - ; CHICAGO, i Aug. 2tf.(By A. P.)- Brooklyn '-defeated; Chicago 3 to 1 in an " abbreviated same Trask river reported good fjfshlng I which was called at the end of the )R,.N.Y.. Aug. 20. -Cene . Tunney,' 'challenger I Jack Detnpsey for the heavy weight championship of the world, showed the usual .even tenor of. his way at his tratning camp .today with the nsual; . rounds of I training p.tantr and hla customary Jaunt to . the woods with a book for a quiet i Jlt of There, ia no "hint about the camp here yet as the probable place tor f otare , training in ; Yler of lh change' of scene of the boat from' New York lo. Philadelphia. ,7 It is understood - it - will probably be for trout and bluebacks; some' Chi nook salmon being caught fn the bay. ' :: ;''-' : j North ' San tlani River muddy above Mill City;; fishing not very good..' j . ' - j. South San t lam, Via Albany, Leb anon, Foster -Fishing good above foster, using spinners or flies; a good catch of fish made on Wiley creek with coachman files. ; Local bass fishing -Bass fishing- continues to be good, using either plugs or bait; some of the lakes yielding good, catches are Clear ' lake. Goose lake, . Hubbard lake and Wheatland ferry lake. fifth Inning oh account of rain Scored- R.: H. U. Brooklyn ..; 3 3 2 Chicago . 17 2 t Grimes and Hargreave; Jones and Gontales. ; Cincinnati; Aug. 20. rLuque held Boston to nve hits' and Cin cinatti won from the visitors 5 to 2 today. Score R. Jl. E. Boston . 2 5 0 Cincinnati : 5 u ,1 Benton and J. Taylor; j Luque ana margrave. X Americaii Leagtie 'c Resulu PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20. (By Associated Press.) Detroit knocked the Athletics 'put of "a' second place tie' by winning both games, of a double header here today, the scores were 4-2, and 5-4. ' . . ; .: First game R- H i.l Pacific Coast v Results I Detroit . . . . Philadelphia 4 2 11 6 LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20. (By A. P.)- The- veteran Doc Crandall limited the Missions to three scat tered hits and pitched the Los Angeles Angels, to a 7 to 0 vlctdryj here today. Scor Missions .. Los ' Angeles . V Bryan and Murphy; EL I -and Hannah 0 1 R. H. E 0 3 7 12 Crandall SACRAMENTO. Aug. 20. Oak Whitehill and Bassler; Quninnjland took Its first game-of the week today when It managed to nose out the Senators by a 4 to 2 count. Score R H Oakland 4. 9. 1 Sacramento 2 fi Krauss and Read: Martin. Kjt In$ land Koehler. Grove, Pate and Perkins.- Second game R. H. E. Detroit .'...'... 5 11 Philadelphia ... .. 4 ,12 . 1 Wells, Dauss and Woodall, Bassler; Walberg, Gray, Pate, Willis, Quinn and Perkins, Coch rane. E J ES .GETS DRAW in eume wot DAOmA? a-i ma. mi . I RAM TTTJ A MrTDnr a A oi. UVV13, Aug. ZO.WThft Car-1 s 1. .. 1 Phil Mnit,. ,.v;.., 27' - rftl -ia vn..:. -L .. ii" 01 nve Kme ; pucner oi nne Ad T. ,OTnrM Ja broken today iwhen Faber, ",o.nywootl Stars, let the Seals xooko tiu wW.rr ' ""iwiiite Sox pitcher, held Boston to I"""" Z. "IX Bcaerea hits today Ralph ? Moore Knocks- Out Young Tracy ; in Third Round of Main Go took ' the aeries opener from ' the ew rora: Giants 6 to 2 " t ' rr 5 Ri ; H. . E VrK - 2 10 2 u l-OUls .... 6.8 1 . - -ltstmmons and Florence; j -arren. seven scattered hits, won 5 to 1. Chicago Boston t . . ; Fbervand Schalk Russell and GastonJ 4 Fblladelpfeia - Pittsburgh game Chicago e-hia team mates clouted the " nara 10 win 6 to 1. Score r it w Hollywood c 11' V S.ani Trancisco 1 a c .Muicahy and Cook: Cirtmn nnri . r vargsR "5 7,0 17 0 Zahnizeri aj W IUXI1V. AUK- ZU.- Tnfl 1 Ta n w ' . rw arm m nnVAtt I a. HottwnnAi j -i " " ,V Vm-b non-b.k. . . ! game ' Jti,u, uouoieneaaer to-1 wiucu UBtponed wet grounds post- niorroW. several days before the camp is I moved."1 .?;': Q.xi;. :?(;?; ; ;'x . " He went through 'four W live ;:JilffliippiFo; EUGENE, v Aug. .20. (AP). Ralph . Moore, 136 -pound mauler' of, Marshfleld, won over . Yoting Tracey, 134 pounds, of Portland, rast rounds with Bill Vldabeck, his I with a . knockout In u the third New Jersey; heavyweight sparring I round of a scheduled 10 round partner. , Thef. group, of sparring I fight.- and . George ; Dixon. . 1 4 7. partners, will be added to tomor-j Portland, and Olynipla Kid John row by . the arrival of Bud Cor-I son, 1 47, Olympia. WaalU to tight wu . ui ..Dninom,. jm. 4., aaotner 1 to a araw in xu rounds, in a dou-1 " 1 ukk, Aug. 20 (By heavyweight. - Sunday,. , Johnny I ble event boxing .show staged1 at I Associated Press. ) -Johnny Dun- ulMW Vl "",.ora is expectea. luaywara Field, in connection Wlthl uec. oi wew York, fighting with Several individual, protests were I the Trail to Kail celebration here. I one hand after h. made, against holding the fight by I : Phil JBayes, oi? Salem, galhed a I ?urei Als right in the third to- v.v,..wuj, ui lucre nas i aecision .over .jonnny Kelly Of won a judges decision over been ,&o. . organised. , movement) Portland in a six roand prelimt-1 d Bretonnel, of France, in th e,-Mot i. a Toqmg me oppo-inary.; Harold Davis, Eugene, and I AW rouna feature match of. a box sitlott. tlja Rer. George B. Pence, Jimmy Demlth,! Corvallis. fought I bow for charity at Ebbets -iwiii ui ia -resoyierian Min-iiour rounds to a draW. while I Ma. , :. . - "...ucum, i Jimnij ivuBnrn, a;ugene, gained a I - frewry sxooo oat as one' of ""7 MC " ur" onie oi me i decision over Joe McMasters. Twol remarkable in Dundee's roligioiis organltations would "ex-l Portland newsboys. Kid Tenr and 15 of fighting. Although """I uua jrercy, lougnt a, sparkling f ""t ruuea nim aggressire- the St. Louis Browns today in the opener of a series by 10 to ,4.- St. Louis 19 51 New s York . ..10 10 2 Ballon, . Wingard and Schang: H. Jones, Shawkey and SeveroidJ SIOYE TO PORTLAXD jBill Tilden, Alton win Tennis Matches t.. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 20 CBy, A. P.) William T.. Tilden II, of Philadelphia and Bryon Alton of Dallas, Texas, gained the final count of the Invitation tennis sin- SlLVERTON, - Atg. toi (Spel tfef1 Meadow c,ub today by fial to The Statesman..;fW. stralghT m7n w &uuc iw ruriwBu wnere i era; b. K neatan of tn. he will be manager of the new! Center. N " V tt.n tt.n c .ur r, v,uue was i orion vanquished Alfred Chanin formerly manager of the. Gem at frof Sprlngfleld, Mass., 6-4, 6-3 Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. Coolev 6-0. a. " 3 US V V LU a 11 LidUtl 111 JI1M SI ff- their home within the hext ' two weeks, FOREST HILLS, N..Y., Aug. 20 (By Associated Press.) Eliza beth Ryan, of California, con queror of Helen W'lUs and tourna ment favorite, barely escaped de feat "today tii ' "her quest of the women's national tennis cham pionship It required all the pluck and de' termination of the .36 year old veteran to ward off a brilliant driving attack by Eleanor Goss, of New York, who has been aiming at the crown4 from a place in the ranking first ten for almost a half score of years. The New York girl was leading the Becond set, when Miss Ryan, by covering, desperately brought the score to 3 all, finally winning the set at 6-4. iThe loss dulled the edge of Miss Goss attack and her game finally collapsed completely. Miss Ryan, winning the final set , . . National League Brooklyn "3; Chicago 1: 5 in nings. , f - v - - Cincinnati 5: Boston 2... St. Louis ; New .York 2-. ' Philadelphia-Pittsburg, post, poned; rain. . ' - , i American -licafrnc ; ' Detroit 4-5; sPhIladelphla 2-4. 1 ChicagoS; Boston . 1 ' New-York 10: St. Louis 4. Only- games played. - ? i- " ' ' Coast Leaftue Los Angeles 7: Missions 0. ; Oakland 4; Sacramento .2. '., : Hollywood 6; San Francisco 4. Portland-Seattle postponed; wet grounds. ' SHERIPlS NOT1CK OP, SALE '"OP REAL PROMCRTY ON PORIX'LOSUUE. UnionMosier borara LsmI No. 441, aU Wd, 8 p. m. . Vll 119 tor ai. CAPITAL , TYPOORAP HIOAU . VSW Ho. 210 PrtttiJant, U. K. vna; : elry, if. L.' fitkttta. 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Notice is here"by, given:, That, byj virtue of an execution duly . issued out of the; circuit court 'of the state of Oregon for the. county of Marion and to me directed on the 22d day of July, 1926, .upon, a judgment and decree duly ren- Mt)t Ortffon Ot&ttzxnzn Fubliahad avary morning (axrept Mon day) At Salam, tha capital of Uraron. at love for a match triumph at dered; entered of record and, dock- 3-6, 6-4, 6-0., ncK wins . i FUST :FBffi Knocks -Down Francis Charles Three Times in One Minute Go NEW YORK,', Aug. 20. (API. faui tJerienoacnj rormer light heavyweight chamDion. scored a technical knockout over Francis seven Per an3um seted in and hy said court' on the 14 th day of July, 1926 in. a cer tain suit then pending , in said court; wherein Royce AUn and Jessie .M. Allen, his wife. ; were plaintiffs, and tt. H. Robert and Hattie Roberts, hla wife, Ethel B. Roberts. Gordon McGIlchrist and Marie E. McGIlchrist, his wife, and G. P. Armstrong were defendants. in favor of plaintiffs, and against said defendants, - by which execu tion 1 am commanded, to sell the property in said execution anl hereinafter described, to ,pay th urn due tne plaintiffs of S38T7.72. together with, interest thereon from July 11, 92tf, at(the rate ol until Local Jlatc3r For Classified, " AdyertlsTnu Dally or Snnday . 2 eanta per word 6 eanta par word eaott par word f,-.v ... ,- Onatima , Threa time . Six Umei 1 mo. daily and 8nn. 20 eanta par word In ordac to vara tha mora than ona tima rata, advartiaament null run in eonaeoatira iaauaa. No Ad taken For Uta' tban S5e. ; Ada. run Bnnday OHLt charfad at ona-tiaia rata. AdTartlaemanta ' (axeapt Taraonata Md JBitaationa, Wasted) .wUl ba taken orer the telephone if .tha ftdverUaar la a annaeribcr to phone, t Tha fitatoimaa -will .rclT aiTr tlseraanta at any tima of the day or night. To inaura proper elaaaitiea tiona ada abonUL,b la laore 7 p. m. TEXEPUONB 23 OB 68 Charles, of, France, in the first round of a 10 round match at Ebbets field tonight. . The battle lasted only one min ute and nine, seconds, with Ref eree Patsy Haley stopping the match as the French fighter fell for the. third time, under the ter paid, and the , further sum of $233.85; attorney's fees, together with the costs, and disbursement? of said suit, taxed at 127.20, and the costs and expenses of said ex ecution, I will, on Saturday, Aug. ust 21,: 192'6, at the hour, of ten o'clock a." in V of said day. at the Money to Loan ' ' OJf RRAL E STATS ' ' ' T. K. VOH.lt , (Over Ladd himh PaoV) - ADVRRTI8INO , , HONEST ADVEKTItliG Thee sol um But ba kept free from anythtag of a qaeatioaabloMture. . Miarepraaan tationa will not ba tolerated. Infor mation tLowing any qneationabla In tent on the part of tha advartiaar abould ba reported to thta newa- paper or the Balem Ad elnb. -, rifle left handers of the '. Aatoria w"V1o th''UI,.tr co"r( ROUnd FaCCS StarTfJ CCSt- puncher. The men no sooner had squared off than Berlenbach sank his left to the body. Charles went down for a count of five. A second left dropped the European man for a count of seven. As the foreign fighter, making his first appear ance in this country, arose, .Ber- lenbach fired a" fusilade of lefts and rights at him and Haley halt ed. the one sided affair as Charles slumped to his knees in his own corner. Berlenbach weighed 174 five pounds more than his op ponent. house in Salem, Marlon county. Oregon, sell at public, auction to the highest . .bidder for cash , In hand oh the day of sale all lh 'right, .title, interest and . estate which said defendants and all persons claiming under them sub sequent to the date of the execu jtlon ;p.f,.plafeitilffs -mortgage,, to wit: the 11th day of December, 1 9 IS , had, or now have": in 'an d to said premises! .hereinbefore "meo- jtionea ana aescriDed m said ex ecution' as follows " , ' s Lots Thirty-nine (39) and Fot- ty (40) SuhnVsIde Fruity Farms Number Ten . ( 10 ) as shown and designated on the plat of said Sunnyside Fruit Farms Number Ten (10) now on file and" of rec- Chance in Movie Work, your HOME RUN RECORD TIED o n . of Conveyances for Marlon ennntv. StxiTIETII CIRCUIT BLOW" Said sale Will be Ynade mh Wt to redemption in the manner nrw. 1 1 mil, lexas, Aug., zq. (A. 1 vided oy law. - ,? P.) Big Moose Clabaugh, Tyler outfielder of the, East Texas league tied the home run record . for or ganized baseball here Fridav when : he hit his 60th four-bagger of the season. CULVER CITY. Cal. Is face round? ' V . - Then your chances of success In the movies in greater than If your face were long. If you are one of ?be . vast army of pVople whoso ambitions lie along this direction. The Dr feet camera ,fni: mint be r6und, (saya ' Metro-Gold wyn Mayer experts. It makes little dlf- fewnce how exquisite the color-- jag or how perfect the features. the contour of the face actuall decides one's fate In the movies. The color of the hair and th tyes does not matter; There ar jnst as many blue-eyed girls ov ine screen as there are hrown- cy&0 ones. Norma Shearer, E!ea-! nor Boardman, Lillian Ginh and My McAvoy are only, a few who i-aer blue- eyes, yet each one la h distinct -photographic type. Nntlilna'?: XXIV,- " Sheriff of Marlon County- Ore. you grab for something farther off jiy Z4-3i; ang 7-14-21-than the leneth of vm.r 'W. Dated this 23d day of -July 1926. D. BOWER. press themselves strongly matter. t- juMiiiiteiiiiiiiiiihiiihiiiialiuwiiiawto. r four round curtain raiser. f ie,p40PM AN E" BROWN ; Is George Sialer to doff the uni form as well as the managerial epaulets' f "the Sr. Louts Browns b e f o r e another' season rolls around.tt . is ,i1?, IV3- - : Enough. Rumors , regarding, the possibility arft afloat at this time to make the . question '. worthy: of coaslderation?; e - v'4 y.h ; . Some' time jfeo 'came" the rumor t hat Conn te' Mack wis angling, for the great 'first . baseman in fact offered (most, any combination on his ball club to Owner Ball of the Browns in exchange for Slsler. v More recenUy Washington fans heard the - report that Slsler is booked tb splay first base "for the capital city team next year. Ac cording to this last report, three ftars of , the .Washington elnb thdugh setting stars they may be are to 'go to St Louts Jn the t". eal. : The three are Joe Judge. Goose Goslin and the always-be-i a s-traded, .Mr.- peckinpaugh. If I'ccklnpatigh moved every time his came - was- mentioned in a trade the railroad companies would be declaring, xtra dividends . every three weekav -iaH?.. Z-U- There may or may not be any tlnag to these rumors. There are some conditions though which ould. tend to' subsUntlate them. First of all George Slsler ha I ' en anafcla to build an harmoniJ cuia, winning ball club daring his t rm of service-in St, Louis. A t- -rly trous rotla? eljniect ia Et. Louis wants hie scalp. i" t. Second, Slsler. most .'certainly would not step. down as manager and i labor for 'Ball under some other pilot. . t ' ' - :. i-;- . , .,wnn . leiis ana righis to the way, jsundee met the -attack wfi h a marvelous left which flew in all uireciions.' - - r . ... i r,..t . 'i He cut the FrenchmanV mnuth In two places and freoiifentlv 7r'r "e roreln firtter to cilncn. Almost the enUre battle was fought at dose quarters with the American more than? holding his own. ' ; I 1' Dndee was under weight more I inan six pounds, scaling 128 to njs opponent's 134. t ' f LATE FIGHT FJFWQ O" Aaaaitd Prean HOLLYWOOD. Cal . Auir. 20 In losing Slslerwhen he does GeorKe Rivers, San. Francisco fly. d.eParV Ba,l will. lose a great first baseman and ball player, regard less of Slsler limitations as a manager. ;.. Ergo . Ball must get some good players in return for modest George. j - - Neithef the Senators 'nor . the Athletics wfi! stand. on their pres ent uneup next season. weight, won a clean-cut decision orer Issey Schwartz of New York in a xv round bout here tonight. 1 JLKJ 4 VnVJ r n 1 t r T SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20- o-uuie nooerts, Tacoma mlddle- eiKw ' and ? Joe Roche of ; Rn n ! nclsco; went 10 furious ronnda r-r.il lo a araw At Dreamland iaiiftiiir. I Mack has let it be known ': he lnm here tol'tt In a bout I that wants to strengthen his InHeld. f .ne paIr 8lnK toe to toe in the Joe Hauser Is a rood Dlayer: when iTV essiota.. jl f? y: ? -. able to ' play. iJlmmy Po61er has lweiw.laU - been' Aniiur- -w..w. i.. J ' EYERETT. 'Waah. Anw when sent In. -But George 'Slsler. I ot Hoqulam and Billy or a maaof . his caliber, would went -six fast niiminniini .m . ....,.;...,.,,i,.,..,,.,,..-,,.,mTO,TC,Tn iifoimm iiiiiMMiin ,mi,i,,u,ui.,.....im,,i i k, a E 1 i i t - 3 I J 14 When, at Ciglifeen, Moana entered upon his ordeal, in accordance Vrllh Polynesian tradition, at the luuids of Tufanga, the master tattooer, tie imre himself-at the son of chief might be expected to do. For-sli Weeks the' biting needles pricked In the design from Above U.e waist to tM-lotv the knee; yet no wliiniper escaped his lips. ' 1... .i,,. , .a .-. . - V 4 At the Oregon Starting Sunday . MOANA tDF THE SOUTH SEXS" t strengthen . the Athletic .. infield ""w uuuarea per ent - ! Manager Bucky ilanis of the Senators fined Goslinf this season for Indifferent playing.;: There has been talk for some time' that the "Goose- and BuckV doa'r hit it rounas to a, draw in the- main event of the open air boxing t&id j Taey- are welter- here tonight. weights. Vancouver: z?c :a uV n Vie Foley of Vancouver. Pleading ft together. Uudge would rlra I naa,n haatQm weight,;- won the Browns a steady first baseman fw-ro"oa.eclslou over Hector Mc- and a rood htr t m ..'v- lavonaia.ot : Vancouver In the main left oy Slaler. And Peck haa been I !!!5 f ? :"tdoor Iboxing? pro- siateds for a : managerial berth j "" wula v ! ; 77, onourtor live years. 1 r ERIE, Pa;; Auc 2o -ftl rxm Slsler probably would enio . n. U' -V- ' fle. mn i rtb in th v i r u"e8lon Knocked out " .peT iartr ixmer. Nw.rtio. - ' -aejauaa Ilea W w 1 I berth in the -east. DaseoaH life InlhewSst. 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