It is rumored that tho 0."ferK"t'o."
havo purchased tho amps valley Torgo
and Garibaldi, how.iat Antoruy and will
place tliom iu tho coal trado botwecu
Puyallup and Astoria and Portland.
Drowuod Soldior
The leiuaiiiK oi a drowned soldier
wero washed up by the hea at Swag
Island, on Shoahvntcr bay, on tho UOth
ult. Tho body nhowcd that it had been
in the water a long time. A belt of
cartridges nnd buvourl weiv found on
the remains.
- Child Drowned
A child of tlirco ycam belonging to
Daniel McCoy, residing near St. Helens,
toddled into tho water-ulojpt one day
last week and, falling in, was drowned
or axphyxiatcd in a short time. Tho
body of tho littlu thing was not discov
ered for some lioura afterwards.
llndly Bnvuoil.
An infant child of Mr. ami Mr. J.
C. Neeue, of Happy Valley, wai rocked
from a chair into the fire-place by a
small boy who was attending it, "last
week, and shockingly burned on one
nido of its head and body. Dr. Young,
who is iu attendance, informs us that It
L) a clianco if tho child over recovers.
Stnto Printing Exprt.
AVo nro pleased to aunouueo that our
friond, Mr. Giorge Himes, the gcutlo
maii of tho big list, has just rocoived
the appointment of Stato Printing Ex
pert. Mr. I limes is a thorough printer,
-who understands tho business iu all its
branches, and will dischargo tho duty
honesty and conscientiously.
In Raoelpt of Sad News
Tho Jacksonville Times says: Ilov.
Father Waiichet this weok receivol tho
Had intelligence of tho death of his aged
fathar at Quebec, Canada, on tho 7th
iust. Ho was a brother of tho voncr
able Archbishops Dlanchct of Portland
and Vancouver ami in tho 75th year of
his ago at tho time- of his death.
Triennial Mooting
At tho triennial meeting of Oregon
Lodge of Perfection No. 1, held at Ma
sonic Tomplo hist Wednesday evening,
tho following olllcers wo elected to servo
tho ensiling three years : I. V. Pratt,
33d degree, T. P. 0. M.; H. L. Hoyt,
32d degree, Sr. . W.; b N. Shurtleli;
32d degree, Jr. 0. W, J. N. Dolph, 3l!d
degree, Orator; John It. Foster, 3!M de
cree, Almoner; II. 0. Whitehouse, 32d
degree, Secretary; Theo. Wygant 3 2d de
gree, Treasurer.
LoiIro Institutml.
11. (J. Oliver, 1"). S. M. "W., instituted
Sensido Lodge, No. 12, at Astoria, on
tho 1st of March, with tho following
ollicers: "W. I). Hare, P. M. W.; I.
W. Case, M. W.; J. H. I). Gray, G. F.j
C. P. Upshur, O.; Daniol Welch, G.;
.0. J. Tronclmrd, It.; S. T. McKean, F.;
James W. Welch, Receiver; Columbus
"Brown, I. W.; Goorgo W. McLean, 0.
W.; C. J. Trciichard, C. Brown and
Oeorgo McLean, Trustees; W. T). Hare,
. W. Caw and Jus. W. Welch, Itepro
souUtivt'H to tho Grand Lodge.
A OlerKTman Beaten-
Tho clergy of Eugene havo a dillicult
time with their congregations, as tho fol
lowing from thoStato Journal will servo
to illustrate: On Satnrday evening
Rev. Spanswick reproved two girls in
his congregation, whether justly or un
justly wo do not know. On Monday,
tho girls' brother, John Drown, met Mr.
Spanswick on tho street nnd assaulted
htm, striking him threo times and foiling
him to tho ground, llrown appeared
beforo J. 11. Alexander, J. P., anil was
fined tho nominal sum of ten dollars.
Chareod With Attempted Rope.
Last week W. C. Hicklin, who lives
down on tho Tualatin, iu the Heef llend
district, was arrested and brought be
fore Jucttcn M. L. Nicholas on n. chargo
of tin attempt to violate tho person of
otie of his own daughters, only 15
years of age. Tho crime, it is said,
howover, was committed nearly threo
years ago, which looks a littlo suspicious.
Hicklin waived an examination and was
held to appear before tho grand jury in
tho Mini of $2,000, and in default of bail
was put in jail at this place. Iostt Mon
day ho was taken out on a writ of lialmus
corpus nnd taken to Portland beforo
Judgo Uellinger, who examined the
matter and has it under advisement.
He is gray l"lrel mul abo,,t (!0 -vwrH
old.Hillsboro Independent.
Deforeuoo no JnKP Duo.
Miss Lovens, tho young lady who has
boon in this county for Home time hollo
Utng bignaturcs for tho commutation of
' Brown ami Johnson, says the Yamhill
Reporter, receives our pitj and com
iniscration. We thought she was ncting
from good and merciful motives; that
sho was simply allowing her fooling of
sympathy, kindness and mercy, to over
ride her better judgment. All this has
been changed sinco we heard that sho
was "employed" to perform this "errand
of mercy" 'by "firm in. Portland,"
which one, wo aro unable to learn. Our
feelings toward the lady are no longer of
a charitablo nature. We think her con
duct is mora mercenary than benevolent.
It is but right that tho authorities and
tho public should be made aware that
she obtained some of tho bignaturcs by
her pertinacity, some because sho was a
lady, nnd a few spoony individuals af
fixed their autographs because she was
pretty.
,Tn6'U6untycoiil:'E" ut vniiunuuicw
p!Te'rTfoWaW50rftrhc'ttpiffrtitfn
sion and 'ctinViction of' thd person' or
jiorsons who munlcreil Mrs. I lager on
tho '21st day of Fcbiuary, 1879.
His aiothor Can't CouiO'
Word has been received from Water
town, Wisconsin, that tho nged mother
of Eugene L. Avery, r.lins Archie
Brown, cannot como to see her con
demned con befotv hia execution. Grief
nnd excitement have had so great nn
ell'ect upon her that bhe in unable to un
dertako tho journey.
A Brnvo Woman
One night dining tho first heavy snow
storm this Winter, Mrs. Keath, living
near Leachville, started from tho house
of ono of her neighbors on horseback,
accompanied by two ehildron, for her
own homo some two miles distant. Just
us they had arrived homo tho horse on
which tho trio wero riding slipped and
fell, dismounting tho riders unit ui raking
ono of Mrs. Keath's legs. Thcra being
no ono in the house, nnd tho extreme
youtlifulness of tho children rendering
them unable to assist tho Buffering
woman, sho, writhing in pain, and shiv
ering with cold, crawled to tho shed
whero tho Lorho had gone, took tho
halter iu her mouth, and led tho beast to
n wagon, whero sho assisted tho ehildron
to mount. Sho then crawled on her
hands and knees for two miles through
tho deep snow iitid pelting storm, lead
ing tho horso on which tho children
wero seated, and arrived lato nt night,
suffering intense agony from her broken
limb, nt tho house of tho neighbor which
sho had loft early iu tho evening. Had
not tho bravo woman been capable of
enduring extreme hardships, it is moro
than likely that sho and tho children
would have frozen to death. Pnlouso
Gazotte.
i iii i
Terriblo Accident.
Last Monday, says tho Walla Walla
Union, tho boll tower of Tiger Englno
Company No. 2, n strticturo of timber
60 feet high, which set on tho bank of
Mill creek in rear of tho City Hall was
placed on rollers and moved back several
loot from the creek, because tho water
was tearing away the bulkhead and
creek bank. Shortly after ono o'clock
tho pooplo standing on the Mnin street
bridge watching tho rush of waters,
noticed that the bell tower was being
rocked violently by the heavy wind
which was blowing. Suddenly it top
pled over, the bell falling in the creek
and tho stritcturo breaking to pieces.
Seven men were standing inside and
around tho frame work of the tower
when it fell. Two of them, Patrick
Furroll and John Welch, wero caught
by tho falling timbers and prestcd to
tho ground. As soon its possible tho
horrified spectators lifted thn timbers
and released tho men. Mr. Welch, who
it was supposed at first was instantly
killed, was stunned and considerably
bruisod, but not seriously injured. Mr.
Furroll, howover, had his pelvis broken,
his shouldor blado ruptured and his body
below tho nbdomon broken opon. Ho
lingered in great agony until Tuesday
morning, when ho died. Mr. Furroll
was ono of tho oldest settlors of tho val
ley, and was much respected. Ho loft ii
wife and fivo children to mourn his sud
den death. Ho was buried with mili
tary honors by tho Walla Walla Guards,
to wtnon no belonged.
A Grave 81tuetlon
A few days ago Fnthor Wilbur, tho
Superintendent of tho Yakima Indian
reservation, received orders to havo
Chief Moses iu readiness to go, with
other prominent chiefs, from tho Uma
tilla roseivation to "ashington. This
information was imparted to Moses a
day or two afterward, but thu chicftnu
looked upon tho mutter with considerable
suspicion and betrayed considernblo un
willingness to itccedo to tho proposition,
thinking it a device) to get him to tho
IuJiuu territory. In ordor to relievo
Moses' mind from any suspicion, Father
Wilbur gave him u furlough of 30 days
to go and visit his people, under a
promise that at the ond of that timu he
would return to the reservation. On
Thursday last Moses left tho reservation,
wltrre ho had been held a prisoner, for
tho purpose of taking thu furlouglu
Ho had been absent but about three
hours when a crowd of citizens from
Yakima City arrived nt Fort Simeon,
tho agency headquarters, headed by an
officer and nrined with a warrant of ar
rest for Moies. Tho grand jury of that
county had found an indictment against
him as accessory to the Perkins mur
ders. Tho posso of citizens wero aston
ished at the action of thu agent ami
strongly uxpien.-ved their indignation at
tho proceeding.
A meeting of citizens was held to
tako hteps to re-arrest Moses. Father
Wilbur was present at tho meeting and
promised tho citizens that if they would
remain quiet he would dulivor Mo3es to
them within twelve days. Moses has
gono directly to his camp beyond Priest's
Rapids, and is doubtless aware of the
intent of tho people and will prepare
himself accordingly, Ho, if pursued,
will look upon the matter as a violation
of hu parole, and surmising treachery
from tho first, he will be loth to return
now, and any precipitated attempt, at
the expiration of the twelvo days of
grace, will involve the entire country in
a relentless and bloody war. Tho situa
tion is ono of great peril, and it is uow
looked ujon as almost certain that war
with Moses and tho other tribes, is. inevitable.
r Bilap.aiqnopejaJlugAaouCoo
Bay.
'Wheat Is worth 81 icontsttt Btieua
Vista.
Wheat Is'wortli 83 cents ntriulepcu
deuce. There tiro 320 school children In the
ltoeburg district.
A military company lias been organ
Ized tit l'rlnovllle.
A silver mlno lias been discovered In
Pcrrytlnlc, Poll: Co.
The Grand Applegato Company now
have flvo miles of ditch diij,'.
A Jacksonville man was lined $10 for
trying to make the Chinese go.
Astoria church people nro having n
little Miuabblo among themselves.
Considerable wheat Is being shipped
from Independence to the Snictn mills.
The Ochoco peoplo think they have
somcgoodnlcklclcdgesltithclrcountry.
Job Hlnton, of Prlnevllle, was bucked
on' his horse and killed on tho IStli ult.
The Gravo Creek Milling Co. has
levied nn assessment of four cents per
share.
A few 1 1 u m! red goats have died In
Benton county, having no shelter from
storms.
Au eastern buyer recently bought
1,000 head of cattle at l'rlnovlllo for$10
ahead.
Quito ti number of able-bodied men
nreunxlous to serve tis marshal of Jack
son County.
A miner named Brlggs was stricken
with parnlysls and died, on Applegato
last Sunday.
A;ChInamett was accidentally killed
near AnkcnyJ Landing last Friday
Still they go.
Mrs. Abner Fickle, of Buena Vista,
was trampled upon by a cow and se
verely Injured.
Havo you scon Mr. Jus Emery, and
If so, how much? His wife buck hi
Maine wants him.
Curtis Manning, u miner at Gravo
Creek, hail a leg broken by the caving
ot a oaiiK iasr. wcok.
Floods havo caused considerable dam
ago In Puyallup, Stuck, and White
Itlvor Valleys, w. T.
Another unloaded pistol went off at
jjctnoi ino oiner nay, wounding James
Burnett in tho thigh.
Josephlno County miners aro work
ing nlglit nnd day. Make money
whllo tho wutor runs.
The Ilnsoburg mid Coos Bay peoplo
wuui, u ruiiniuu, iwt mo not noxious to
havo it controlled by foreign capitalists.
Many sheep have tiled In Southern
Oregon this Winter. Mr. Dear, of Butto
Creek, has lost 1,100 out of a baud of
L',000.
Hon. N. B. Wllley, preslJentof tho
ituii'o council, was preseni"U witli a
gold headed cane by his fellow mem
bers. The Southern Oregon stages have to
change their tluin table so as to strike
tho worst part of the roads by day-
ngni-
Tbe Idaho legislature has created two
new counties: Cassia, out of tho east
cm portion of Owyhee, nnd Washing
ton, out of the western portion of Ada.
I'euco fight at Fair Oaks, Douglas
couniy. niuiiu put up a lencu on bum
crlin's laud In tho night. Tho lattcr's
men tore it down, wero arrested, tried
and discharged. Costs of $100 taxed to,
b until.
Good sleighing at Fort Klamath.
Ashland property Is assessed at $122,'
000.
Salmon aro running up Southern Or
egon crooks.
The Port Blakely mills are running
uay una nignt.
Spring grass Is getting a flue start In
jucKHon county.
Tiio juoKuonviiio Times illsnea up
tots ot local items.
Diphtheria has appeared in tho vl
clnity of Jacksonville.
Coyotes nro go ting away with tho
siiccp on Kogtio rlvor. Strychnine.
Three ounce nuggets havo recently
been found on Wolf and Foot's creeks.
Tho Olymplu Experiment will try tho
experiment of taking a three weeks
rest,
ThoOlympIa Exporiinontsees signs
of Spring Iu the revival of baso ball
business.
The Jato snow storms in Northern
British Columbia huve been the most
hovcm for many years.
Over 1,000 brail of sheep havo died
from starvation and scab on Butte
creek, Jackson county.
Horses In Josephlno county nro stag
gering around with the still' staggers.
Some huve staggered over and died.
The Jacksonville Times says the
county Jul I mourns for nn occupant.
Isn't there a mouse, or even a greybaek
la It? '
Tho Georire Washington Literary So
ciety has Jtitt been organized ut Inde
pendence. Every member has n little
hatchet.
Mrs. P. Bmchey, of Jacksonville, has
raised und cured some tigs, which are
pronounced excellent. Crops never
fall, etc.
Tiio Iiu pio vcu Order of Red Men hud
u grand ball at Jacksonville. The un
improved order will probably open their
ball boforu long.
As the ucoustlo properties of the
Walla Walla City Half aro not very
good, It Is proposed to furnish the au
ilicuco with car trumpets,
Iminenso quantities of gold dust aro
being taken out of the dnuko river
placer mines. The electro-plated ma
chines for saving the dust cost from
$2,000 to KJ.OOO.
Mr. Harrison Hartlep, of Sllvercrcek,
a few days ago, Killed six deer at two
shots and two at three shots eight at
live shots, all inside of u minute. Gat
ling or Hotchklss gun?
Tho Experiment says : Puyallup
having failed in the Imp enterprise, Is
going to have a tobacco factory. Any
thing to save producing our great man
uals, grain, hay, potatoes and fruit.
Jacksonville people petition for the
appointment of T. U. Iteames as Brig
adier General. Ills command will con
sist of himself and four stall officers.
Uniform, white shirt, open behind,
three studs In front. Brass spurs.
The Jacksonville Times says the road
to Silver creek Is now open unJ there Is
a porfect stream of miners flowing into
that r-.'glou. A few have returned after
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supplies and glvo a favorablo account
ol thoso mines, Tho melting snow bns
raised tho waters of the creek so high
as to render effective mining Impossi
ble for tho present.
Tho Walla Walla railroad has had too
many washouts to run to good advan
tage. Ilcppncr has a flouring mill In opera
tion, making an excellent quality of
Hour.
The two main bridges across tho
Qrnnd Rondo river have been washed
awy.
Tho lowest bid for furnishing wood ot
Fort Lapwnl being $13 10 per cord, all
bids were rejected.
Tho Astorlan savs the Orecou ran
down to that phico In six hours. The
Republic wns seven hours.
Rotnnlns of n man, supposed to bo a
soldier, wero lately discovered oil nn
Island in Shoalwatcr Bay.
A nevvstago road is talked of between
Owyhco and Wlnnciiittcca that will
shorten the distance 00 miles or more.
Tho Idaho Statesman says the gold
In Pnlouso country Is too thin to pan at
wage, and thinks the excitement won't
pay.
Mr. Porter and two other men wero
drowned Iu White river, W. T., while
attempting to cross in a canoe last
Tuesday.
Tho brldgo on Main street, Walla
Walla, was swept tiway by a freshet
am! damugo caused by high water is
placed at $2,000.
Tho Puyallup coal roa'd has been
troubled by high water, being four feet
deep on tho track in places. Consider
able Injury done.
New Zealand Iniuranco Company.
Tho company was organized in Now Zea
land In tho year 1 MO with o capital of $3,000, -000.
It has grots assets of over $2,000,000.
Tho company has dono a very successful bull
nH4 ilnco its organization, and Hi stock
now sells In London at a largo premium.
Tlio shareholders and directors of this com
pany aro tlio very first business men and
capitalists of New Zealand, and aro the samo
as those of tho Hank of New Zealand, an
institution, which shows hy its last statement,
October 20, 1878, assets of $37,771,877. This
grand corporation is also ono of tho host
managed financial institutions In tho world)
as a proof which wo will noto that iu London,
whero it has a largo branch and docs au im
mense business, the Hank of Now Zealand
stock suHurcd lets la tho crisis following tho
hank of (ilaigow collapse than any othur
bank stock on that market.
Tho same Directors also manage tho Now
Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com.
pauy, another largo financial institution,
withassuts of $17,000,000.
Tho company has dejioiited $."iO,000,000 in
United .States hinds with tho Treasurer of
tho State of Oregon, and a largo bank audit
for the immediate payment of lojtei that may
occur.
'Iho company liabilities, including a sum
to reinsure nil their risks, amount to SilOO.000.
whilo their assets amount to $2,000,000 leav
ing tho hamlsomo surplus for tho protection
of policy holders of $1, 100,000.
Sinco tho extension of tho company's wpera.
tions to tho Pacific coast, it has commenced
tho creation of a special reserve fund which
now amounts to 3200.000 to cover any extra
ordinary losses in this Held,
Tho shareholder aro individually liable fur
all obligations of thu couiau. Tho results
of the failure of tho IJ.mk of (Jlaigow, when
tho unlimited liability of shareholders played
so prominent a part, the grtat woilth of the
shareholders controlling thu New Zealand In
surance (.'omiany should socially locommend
tlilt company to tho insuring public.
Tho company has dono jbusinon hero since
December. 1876. and during said iwriud havo
met with ipiito a numher of losses, all of
which wero not only paid aud settled prompt
ly, but each and every individual having sus
tained loues, speak in tho highest terms of
the company, and through their intluenoo
and thu general manner of doing business
havo acquired a No. 1 reputation, and already
have a splendid business on their books. Thu
company has appointed Mr. V. 1'. Drown,
agent for this State. Mr. llrown has long
been identified with the insurance of this
city, and has, by his courteous manners and
strict busiuess habits, gained nn enviablu
reputation ono that will do much ti protect
the company's interest and add to its already
large business) lor Insurers knowing that
whilo he will protect tho company' interests,
will rust satisfied that their interests will bo
fairly protected and all losses incurred be
iiroinptly and honestly met. Commercial
He porter.
The Lloyd Combination.
Mr. J. Kasatll June, General Agent for the
Northwest, Is now canvassing Oregon for this
useful littlo Invention, and will soon visit the
towns on the Oregon and California Kailroad.
Don t fail to net one at the nominal aunt of
two Hts. Look out for Jones.
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J. II. iScttlcmicr, of Woodbum Nursery,
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A Homo in Balem For Sale.
Any leron wishing for a good homo iu
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STALLION " RELIANCE I"
Formerly owned by .loieiih I'earl. of Linn
County, will uiaku thu coming Houum eutn
inencing March l!lt und IMd ut LKIIANONi
IMth ami Mth at IIAI.SKVi '.'llth und -J7th at
tho farm of W. I'. ANDKKSON. two iiulti
oaat uf Holwrt's bridge, on thu (.'ulajwjia.
Torms, $25.00 for tho Season,
Secured by note payable on or luforo Nop;
1.1th, 1870, und i'M by insurance, ulsiMi-iind
by noto payable ou or boforu April 1st, IHM).
All notes will Ihi required at timo of servieu,
and to bear interest at tho rato of lit percent,
per annum from tho time they bocuiuo duo
until paid. All mares bred by insurance and
afterwards traded, sold, or taleu out of thu
valley, will bo considered iu foal, and tho
notes collectable, unless satisfactory proof is
produced that such marcs are not in foal.
Pasturage will bo procured at reasonable
rates. We will not bo responsible for any
accidents, but will taku reasonable care of alt
mare left in our charge. All inquiries ad
dressed to J. T, Stewart will receive prompt
attention.
KOUTIIK.KN & HTKWAKT,
Proprietors.
Lkbi.io.v, Or,, March 7, 1870. mar7-0w
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unhesitatingly pronounce It tlio finest pro
SQUIRREL AND GOPHER
Valuablo Property For Salo.
I offer for salo my homo iu Salem, ono at
tho most desirable locations hi that city,
very comfortablo dwelling housn with ono
aero of ground attached, valuablo fruit on tl(o
placo, good stables, excellent well of living
water, sunk docp in tho bed-rock, I'rico
.$-',500.
Alio sixty-throe acres ono inilo aud a half
from town, ono-fourth In plum and prune
orchard containg 3,000 trooa In good cultiva
tion, one-fourth In wheat, ground nowly
grublied.
This is a valuablo property, with a well of
living water on it, fenced In three fields)
cabin and stable From it thcro U one of the
most bcautlfal views to bo found in Oregon.
I'rico $20 an aero.
Tonus of paymont can lsi mado easy on
both these piece of property. '
Address, S. A. Claiikk,
Farmer Ofllce, Portland,
Or 1). W. Craio, Fanner OOioo, Salem.
NEW ZEALAND
FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Co.
CAPITAL, $5,000,000. si u
to pri
Marino tosses Payable at Option of A mured a'f
at any of tho Company's Hritlsh, Colon- ln'1'
lal or American branches, WW p,
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W. F. BROWN, AGENT, ".
No. 7 First St , Portland, Or. JJ
mar" I in
THS AUSTRALIAN
SOAB EXTERMINATOR ! tOT!t.ri(
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A I'oi.ion for Kxtirnal Vvi, for Proventionjtte s
and Lure ol thu ncab, 0UJ i ,1
Tho fleliur.ll Health ft,r0U J
Condition of thu Sheet ,
Promoted by iU Use. Uon"
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C F. WILLIAMS & CO ,..
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GILMAN Sl YOUNG. ouaiiv!
42 First Stroot, Portland, Or,lit0,1
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For tho .Manufacturers for Oregon uud WaaK t"0
nur7-!li:i Ingtuii. dopartn
W. 8. FAILING, fArmr'"
sru mo to musr MiRTiK, aprwieiK
Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer iu f a far'
POULTRY.GAME.riSIl AND OYSTER
And Dealer iu all the Vurletlcs of ir m I
TUOUOUnilliHIU) FOWLS AND KWwayapn. J
For breeding. Has for sale Fisher' Hrec to fan1
lug nun Mliow uoops, tueil Hoiiiicra and f,,milv ? I
ter rountaiu, ami will keen on hand all t
requisites of the Poultry Yard. I nm hre. iT?
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