WL DAILY EAST ftRcrON(AN, PENDLETON, 0fte60. SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1908, ,
stoess Ca ds and Societies
SESSIONS AND THAUto, urnot iiwlly ARRANGED.
Bf 0 "-r1! ri;d '
Rii rTTiKsrAiN w.ock,
ATTORNEYS.
LT n. IIOMKOPATHIC
BiMM'r:1rrm,7n Office in jucra
trill
P-r"fmi K00.M it asocIa
nrrKnie main 031; real
lM" ..ttvainilV
1 T- Id Savings nank ou.m
i i.. 0'cf,s' . ;ai rc. Main
till- "'
JAhnlinin PRK' LAW OfPICB IN JUDD
KAILEY A WTOU ATTORNEYS AT
law. Office In Dcspaln block.
DAIJ;FAYAcCotmT' AWVntlS. AS-
CAI1TEH A lUr.KY, ATTO ItNP. YS AT
law, omce In Saving Hank building.
iirkry J. hkan, Attorney at r.wv
Auoclatlon block, Pendleten, Oregon.
II. J. SLATER, ATTOIINEY.
J udil building.
IIOOMS 23
iu-AII. PHYSICIAN AND
! D 5i?.HL i...aln block. Tele-
is"' ."?.', i!.lilfnce 'Phone black
run '"
.... nit imvm
UlVi .SJ and diseases of
I ." ;,. rnrnir Main and
tt ml "
Tru'iius nooxi:. osteopath
lt"..'1!;l.IM.,n treet Telephone
i ii,i.u.r"'-
an? in AiclVllon Block Office
."...SSSi Phone Main 1421.
Ell.
Ornn
OPTICIANS.
tin. W GARRET
dim, graduate optl
clnn. The only com
plete optical parlor In
the city Sis doors
south of I1. O., Main
...Auirm tire. o fee cuargea
aislnitlon nd i-onsnltntlou.
DENTISTS.
Ii tirtiiiAS, nnxTisT. ofi-ice in
iM liHJinit. Tlione, red 71.
rimm:NTisT, opi'ici: in as-
blMl tllwK, over Mlirami new urns
t Tint, ted 271
BANKS AND BROKERS.
if! NATIONAL HANK OP ATHENA,
tmi cinlinl. S.iii.iiu0: mirnluB and
Interim on time deposits.
Li Ii forelra mill domestic exchange.
tiu prompllr attended to. Henry
Ellas, prUont T J. Kirk, vlcejirea-
m ii i.ttjrin' cnsnier , i. m. Kemp,
i nstler
K PitJIEliS' HANK OF WESTON,
mod. Oregon. Dim a general bunk-
iksUm exchange bought and Hold.
ttM promptly ulteuili'il to. It. Jam
iiMkMt. (ifon.'!" W. Proebstel.
Iyiit J. It. Kllgnre, cashier; di
va. 0 A Ilartniau. M. M. Johns. T.
Mftli P draw. J P Kllgore, Hob-
laiouB. C. V I'rnelntt-l.
: PKDI.CT0.V SAVIXOS HANK,
aiktja. dresou. Organized March 1,
1 rinttil twiuniirt ......I... eimi-
........ v , nut (Finn, ,iuu,-
curnt illueil on all time deposits.
".-""wuianu kuiii on nil principal
ciwiiai uiii-iitiuii given 10 eoi-
iMptoUtatt T J Alorrls, cashier;
- jwwuej, awuani ensmer.
' MTIO.AI,nANK 01'I'KNULB-
L linr.l triimuA l... - n.,.. .
Miipafral banking business. Ex-
Q ILfl lfl-Mlililn ,.Anuf... I.I
t - ....K.,,lv tmiinicin biiiu uii
ri Ma Francisco. N- york and
In the Nurthwost Drafts
miw. Japan anil Europe. JIakes
IflK V 1 s'Vlock. vlec-preR-
kif-m.i rl 11 1 -lounson,
flCHITECTS AND BUILDERS!
kli.K coXTIiAC-ioii AND lil'II,-
'tk iigur-d on. Job
' tM 543 rl! B"ai a"tced.
te,l;n.AJll'''i:':,'' AND SU-
IAk r ki. i, 'wni'leto and re
lis i n"? ',' '" nr rl,lln-
--' I'liiiiiui,
5 1 cm t .... rr
l E.. u';"wnulls AND
S."1 fiirnlsbcd on short
h HZiA W
lte1,,?:'i;oir-i' "mi,d.
BkL lurnlslied on nil klmu
ait Oiegonlan office.
t?IJ.r.lL Pl.AKT-n. -..-r
Li ii ri.Vi . ,rK Kunrnnteed.
E. D. IIOYD, ATTOKNCY AT LAW. Ill
Court street.
L. n. IlEEDEH, ATTORNEY AT LUY
I'endlcton, Oregon. '
N. BErtKEf,EY, ATTOP.NT.Y AT hKW.
Offlce In Savings nank building.
T COLI.IEU, I.AWYEIt, OPFICB
Iiooms 7 and 8, Association building.
STILI.MAN & PIEItCE, ATTOItNEYS AT
I.pw Mr. Stlllman has been admitted to
practice In united States patent offlre
nnd makes a specialty of Patent Law.
Itooms 10, 11, 12 ami 13, Association
Itlock.
INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS
R. S. nitYSON, ATTORNEY AT I.AW;
Collections aid Irsurancc. OfBce in E.
O. building.
J. M. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE OLDEST
and most reliable lire and accident Insurance
companies. (IHlcu with Hartmau Abstract Co.
JOnN HA1I.EY, JR., D. S. LAND COM
mlsaloner Specialty made of land Bllny,
and proof: Insurance and collection!. Of
flce In Judd building, room 10.
JOE O. PARSES, OFFICE 120 COURT KT.
Irrrt office business, such ai tiling of clalma
and Initiating contest! a apeclalty.
BOARD AND LODGING.
MRS. H. L. HONTINOTON HAS PIIKCHABED
the Lodging House at Oa Qardcn Street,
wber-i he will be glad to ee bar friends and
patrona.
HOTEL AI.TA, CORNER ALTA AND
Mill streets. Hoard b7 the day or
week. Uood table set. Rates JS.fiu and
?4.5U per week. I'endlcton Feed Yard In
conupctlon. W. W. Edmlsten, Prop.
THE STRAIION UOOMINO HOUSi:, 018
Main street. Mrs. II. E. Cooper. Prop.
Everything strictly tlrst-class. Rates 25c,
rUc and $1 per day.
WHEN YOU GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP
at the City Hotel. Oood meals and
llrst-clnss rooms. Special attention given
to commercial travelers. Airs. C. II. IMe
tel, Pilot Rock, Ore.
THE WHITE HOAHDINcTaND LODGING
House, 301 South Main street. Mrs.
Helen Whlttemore, Prop. Housekeeping
rooms and lodging rooms. Good comforta
ble rooms and clean, well-kept beds.
Lodctnc 2.r, rents.
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
HILLY KRASSIG. UARIIER SHOP AND
Hath rooms. Alain street, three doors
north of Hotel St. George. First-class
service.
NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS. COURT ST.
Three doors west of Golden Rule Hotel.
J. II. Pace, prop. First-class workmen;
everything clean ; all modern Improve
ments. PATTON'S SANITARY HARDER SHOP,
Itt-spnln block. Court street; best work
inaushlp; nil the modern Improvements;
nil tools sterilized ; bath rooms In connection.
mAU,AA.MAftft
I WEEKLY FASHION LETTER, f
Now York. May .10. Women who
can not leavo town so early In the
season aro consoling themselves by
wearing, the most delightful thin
frocks. Crash is very fashionable for
street wear besides belnc extremelv
comtortable
Special attention Is being, paid to
skirts or this material, because they
are effective with sheer lawn and
linen shirt waists. The curved
flounce that has long been n favorite
mode of finishing the bottom of a
bklrt is eoiployed again this season,
with an addition above the line whore
the flounce is set in. This consists
of fanciful slltchings and strappings
of the same material with sometimes
a piping of whlto linen or chambray
of a contrasting color. The linen
colored braids are exceedingly chic
for crash suits as well as skirts and
many show touches of color such as
veil berries, green leaves or delicate
flowers embroidered very small In the
mesh.
Many women aro using linen braids
1-ecauso they have not been "done to
death as have the lace insertions
over and is especially jaunty and
chic, A style that has proved very
popular Is the Ureton sailor with vel
vet trimmings. The dlsttngulsnlnK
feature of the decoration Is the quaint
way 1 nwhlch the flat velvet loops
whimsically dispose themselves over
the crown and over the hair at the
back, where there Is often fruit or
vivid flowers. Not oven the sailor
has escaped the cnue for elaborate
decoration and It can be made as
dressy or as simply ns ono likes.
The hat that permits or llttlo trim
ming Is the reversible straw. White
nnd blue, white and salmon and white
with green, brown and mauve aro
very modish. Utrds or wings aro gen
et ally used for decorations, and the
color, to accord well, must bo of tho
same shade as that placed under the
brim The l;als are simple and plain
almost to tho point of severity, but
that very seriousness imparts a clmrui
nnd dignity that distinguishes tho re
versible straw rrom the light bios
somed chapeau.
As one would naturally expect,
fashion just now Is all for tho gauzy
fabric, but there may In; much pic
turesqueness with Bhot taffetas, a soft
rich sort which will lend ItseU to
many llttlo gauglngs nnd tucklugs
ami manipulation into attaint llttlo
trimmings anil dangles. Then there
HOTELS.
I:, fact, the latter has been acepted ' " tno advantage of wearing such a
the
the
the
gown In the early fall and at after
Mxin receptions during tho winter.
Simplicity Is tho keynote of sum
mer modes nnd everything tnnt Is In
nocent of pomposity will find favor
with the smartly gowned woman.
MAUDK (JHIKFIN.
Ohio Letter Carriers.
Klndlay, O., May .10. The sixth
annual convention of the Ohio Asso
ciation of Letter Carriers met here
today with the largest attendance in
the history of the association, Among
the Boo delegates were many repre
sentatives from Toledo, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Mansfield, Columbus nnd
other cities. In audition to state of
ficials there were present and deliv
ered addresses some ol the national
officers, including President Jamen C.
Keller of Cleveland, ltoutiuc busi
ness occupied the tlny's sessions
There was also a large parade of the
carriers in uniform, headed by a band
composed entirely ol letter carriers.
Before final adjournment Ibis after
noon the convention will choose new
officers and decide upon the place for
tho next year's meeting.
"Marso Hill gone llshin' again."
"Yes; I hear him say terday dat git
tin' full at home win glttln' mighty
inonot'nous," Atlnuta Constitution,
ou Court Strtet been refit
ted throughout. You will find
everything neat, clean, wholesome,
if you want a quick lunch we ran
serve you We also serve regular
meals for liao. We lielleve we
serve the best meal In the city for
money. Our -leadlly Increasing
trade is good evidence of this fact.
Farmer' !!5i; dinners a specialty.
THE PALACE CAFE
81U Ksl Court Blrevt.
malthoid
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
THE DEPOT STABLES, COTTONWOOD,
street, between Alta nnd Webb streets.
II. Stewart, Prop. Rest cnie taken of
linrses. Ootid stubles and' plenty of feed j
Till: CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE i
Stable. JI. J. Carney, proprietor, for I
Hue turnouts Block r mr-ea
rates, Stable lb Alta ftlreH
nt uasomble
CO.MAIEIICIAL 8TA11I.ES, G. JI. PROOME
Prop. Livery, feed and boaidlug. All
kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers.
Opposite Hotel Pendleton, 'Phone, main
101.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
STAR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 088
Main St.; If you need help or seea em
ployment call on ns. 'Phone, main 1011
MISCELLANEOUS,
iW. C. MOTLEY. PR0PS3I0NAL EM'Ur '
aim Tuner Order lelt at Therkelnen's Piano
! House will receive prompt attention. SalUlac
I Hon guaiuiiieej.
DIVORi-E LAWS-I'ETKR VKJT. AHVICt
free; fees, lenm to ult; is yean' experience.
Office 608 Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon.
nt to Savings Hank
SHOE RcTrTrTT
tetlt'ATli
I .tV , 0U) '"''I'lAHLE
E- VfiL. i1 pairing with
JUtS1 'a jenr of DlVidlnge"
KCONlUuiu,. - !
C-UEALERS.
Ntfj-M&W GOODS
732 c.V,tlClM- , Wat
" lottunnco, -tret.
ISW'THING.
ll;V1S-'nlriar- h ALl "LACK.
lVS l. e"?.l to; call
ATIIE.VA HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IN THE
city l,oo to 11,60 per day. JI. P. Molley
I proprietor.
Notice to Tax Payers.
You can aave the county expeue by eIimg
at lb asesor' office to gi e in your personal
and city property , .
8o many have employment away from home
during the day that it a extremely difficult to
Ond them lu order to eo kuch pnoin and
, Bdiuat their ineameuta the msewor will ii"l
i ouly remain In hit office during regular offlce
, noure. but will, for two weeki. keep hlf office
'open In the eveniug from 7 too o'clock. nu
areeariiestlr Invited to call oon and go over
, your valuations wltn the a-aefcior perioually.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND. OREGON
American Plan, $1 per day and upwai
Headquarters for tourists and commercial tr
clera. SpecUl ratea made to famll ea aud aujgU
(enUemcn. The management will be pl
t all times to ahow rooms and give prices.
modern Turkish bathestablUhuientln the hoUi
K. C. BOWERS. ManaEei
CNICHCSTCM'B ENGLISH
NNYROYAL PILLS
HAre. -i"".,,'.''.'.'....,".,"T.w;.i -USS
la HF.II ml lllil imlll Uim ajflat
Mllh hliM rlwwa. 'I"iikisi"
lCrua MaUlllalliiaa J laaUf
lluaa. ant ir in-i' lir'UXi.l. ar aa4 4a. !
uaiiia I rrii- ul-r. I callaaaHwaa
aaj "Kalli-r fur I ..II-," i Mf. HJg'
lyrnlUII. 1 . ' -iiaijaiai.. SaUlaT
lrll. til. w ,'"' fit!
I, llaillaaa laan. I'ltlM-a rm
Pe
1 m kivuu
'SSI
I Maall, a ui.p.i
with rather too much zeal and
inexpensive laces with which
counters overflow have rung
oeatn Knell.
Yet there remain some very dainty
patterns that will no doubt success
fully defy the crusado against lace
decoration. Among these are Ham
burg Insertions and antique lace, the
best of t.ie new showings. In mnny
skirts trimmed with the former the
embroidery runs in rows five and six
inches apart from the hem to the
hilt line. In others tho front gore
Is perfectly plain and the sides and
hack aro trimmed. Tho prettiest ef
fects gained by the use of antlquo
lace form tabllers running the entire
length of tho skirt and waist.
Shirt Waists and Dresses.
Shirt waists and summer dresses
that were exhibited at prices beyond
all dreams of avarice, ono might al
most say, at tho beginning of tho sea
son have been marked down and it
Is possible to get an exceedingly
smart bodice or thin frock for a rea-1
sonable sum. Some of the daintiest j
designs are In the most tantalizing i
shade of green a shade which
seems to refuse the counterfeit..
Whatever elso can bo said In Its fa
vor, it must he admitted that It Is i
poor policy to buy a very cheap green
dress; It not only wears badly, hut
looks ugly and plays havoc with the t
complexion. None of tho dainty
shades of green can be purchased In
materials costing less than 35 cents ,
a yard. It Is economy in the long
run, however, to pay more and be ,
sure of getting your money's worth
In style and design.
A charming little green dimity has
the skirt tucked below a close-fitting
yoke strapped with bias bands of the 1
same material. Accentuating the out-'
Hue or tho yoke Is a band of Ham-1
burg insertion which extends down
each side or the front gore over the
scams.
The bodice has a round yoke form
ed of dimity laid in tucks about an
inch and a half wide, llelow the
yoke and extending only to the front
are hands of insertion. The space be
tween is filled with a bow or black
liberty ribbon formed by streamers
which emerge from under the lace
Very Little Black for Trimming,
Though black Is extremely laBhlon
able for entile suits, It Is Bparlnglv
employed as a trimming for summer
dieshes. Only the faintest suggestion
Is seen in n choux or small bow hor.'
nnd there. As the season advance
more uiillned dresses are seen. Tills
lr. an opiiortunlty to display some
itrv dainty lingerie. The striking
leature of new summer underwear is
Hit abMMico of lace, except ol the
:,oltest varieties. Torchon and Clonv
are rarely observed on the finer mod
els. Hemslltchlni: and delicale hand-,
i it, broidery ate In great demand foi
decorations and even liand-paln'liic
Is used upon handsome gauze p-'Mi
coats.
Gradually the fullness cf the sie ve
. creeping above the i-lhow iioiii
which point the arm is moie or lets
closely fitted. Helow the elbow am
pie cults are trimmed with sclera'
t'ers ol late flounces ol braids put
on to simulate flounces. There seems
to be tho mnglc number and one
sees three Hills on the Airt. tiny.
tows of iiibCittlon above the frills
the bodice tucked lu groups of three
the sleeves trimmed with three epatl- ,
lettes and three materials used for
tlie stock the silk foundation i-hir-lon
covering, then final applique of ,
late.
Stocks and collats weto never m
pi city as this year. French knots
which, too, have done valiant service
an belnt' replaced to a certain ex
tent by pretty coloted stones Imbed
detl through the huivy laces. Then-,
I absolute nc sot ruie oy wi.i-n -can
select neckwear this season, lie
cause one portion of tho fashionable
world Is da.noring for soft throat
coverings while the other is ndvocat
lug the more trying lines or tho stiff
linen collar Hoth are pretty and
have their place In the up-to-date
wardtobe, but the woman Is little
less than a heroine who will encaso
her throat In a high-standing, three
ply stock during the sizzling days or
July and August.
Sailor Hats Now In Vogue.
The sailor hat lias arrived and lu for Information retarding raUa and
a variety ol now' shapes. The high , aU..el.u
crowned, broad-brimmed uffali Is a , pndltu, din
ignore1 '""cSS j CUSMW9&
WSSSSSSSSSm
Malthoid Roofing.
Fire resisting. Will
thoroughly protect all
buildings covered with
it. A better roof
ing for less cost than
any other roofing
made. Quickly laid
and lasts for years.
Srad for booklet. I
The Paraffine Paint Co.
San Fnndico, Seattle,
Portland, Los Anjtlei
and Denver, Colorado.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hptel in Pendleton
and as good at any.
The Hotel I'endlcton has just
been refitted and relurnislicd
throughout. Phone and fire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites and single rooms.
Headquarters for Traveling Men
Commodious Sample Rooms.
Rates $2 & $250
Special rates by week or mouth
Kxcellent Cuisine,
Prompt Dllllngroom service.
Bar and billiard room in oonneotloo
Only Three Blocks from Depot
TRANSPORTATION LINKS.
mm.
OREGON
ShojjtLine
and union Pacific
Two TralnB to the East Dally
Through Cullman itandard andToutUt sla.
Ing rars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourist
leeplng ear nallr to Kansas City; through
Pullman tourlit Heaping car tpetKinally cos.
dueled) weekly to Chimin. Kanaaa cut, m,
loutiand Mrmpbla! reclining chalf crt(acat
freer to the Kan dally.
Mrat
roa
Portland
Sill) ant
Chicago
b'M pm
Portland
1!M a m
The Katt
IMin
Hpokan
mm m
taupm
Tliup Solmluln
Krtim IViulltitoti
Portland special No. 1
taaivi
rao
The last
mo a.m.
Chicago Special No,
Mall and Ktprm No.3
Mall andhprMi No.e
Portland
siMpaa
The Baai
ttttaa
PortbuMl
IHSasa
IPamlUton raateoiar
HO, 7
Spokane Faaaaaget
No. 8
Pandaibui Branch
Mlied Train No, 41
Walla Walla Branch
Nlied Train No. it
SasaaaM
S:a
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM PORTLAND.
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Corner Court and Johnon Itreeli, '
Pendleton, Oregou.
M. F. Kolly, Proprietor.
Mop... r.7i,nfra,nnoV I
uHlBfDlalatt aaaaaaaaaaaaH
HEATED BV STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITV
AiiKirlenn l'lnii, rutMt,'J3 tuS'J.OO
per tla v.
Kump.ian l'liin, flOo, 7. I.IH).
8ecll in t n hy wihik or iniiiitli.
Free 'bus meets all trains
Commercial trade solicited
Fine sample rooroi
Special Attention Given Country Tr.vJ
HOTEL
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS
T C 1AVLOR, A(;ent
I
Washington &
Columbia River
Railroad
Take this
route for
Chicago,- Ht Paul, Ht. Louis, Kan
aaa City, Ht. Joe, Omaha, and
All Points East and South
Portland aad points
. on tha Sound
! TIMKCAKD.
i Pandlaton, dally except Sanaayi
TU10. pm.
ArrlT Pendlawn Monday, Wtdna4ay
y rl day lias paa.
ArtlT Paadlatoo Taaaday, Tkaraday a'
Saturday g 33 am.
i Laare Walla Walls daily, ea.it bound, II M at
ArrtT wsiu waua aauy, weai oonna, a
GEO. DARVEAU, Prop.
Elegantly Furnished
Steam tieateo
European Plan.
Block and a halt (rum depot,
Sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE
50c, 75c, $1.01
MEN AND WOMEN.
Uaa Ell U for onnatalaJ
ilialirMjaSajuaillaa.
IrrlUlUua uf oRarallotia
n( uucuua iiMiaUattai
PalaTaal. aD'i cut MttU
TttmCmM'ci'oa. ' H"
JI (JUfaaU44
lMMAacaiaJTi,o.ffl
All lalllng dates asb-
jeci locnanga,
Par Ban Pranelaeo
Sallamyftdaya.
Dally
iJirtini I -a. a. a . .a
Bund-ay voiumoia niT.r 4
amup m. io Aiiona ana Tf ay i annnay
naniraay , Lanainga.
lOJWj jn.l
WlllniiiPttoltlvir.
Hoati leare Portland dally, eieept Sunday,
'liga ol water permitting) tor WlllamilM anal
Yamhill Hirer pulnti.
Bnaka UUer
Klparla to Lewltton
Lear a
Urrlitoa
7Ma.ni,
Lear
Klporla
IV) a.m.
Iiallr
Kicpt Monl
P. P WAM8I.KY. Agent. Paadlatoa
Dally
MM
Kacpt
THE HIT OP CVCRYTHINO
ONLY
70
HOURS
PORTLAND
TO
CHICAGO
via tho 0. R. R. & N. Co., Orison
Short t.itio, Union I'ncifio ami
Two train u ilay, with through
Pullman drawing-room ulevpitiK
carH, frou ri't'liiiiiij? uhair earn and
iliniiiK cam (u la carte).
ani "SPECIAL
connoctH at OraiiKur with tho
famtitiH Overland l.imituil, the
morit luxurlouri train in the world,
to Chicago from thu Coant.
lie lure your lie ktta icad ocr the
Chicago & Nuith-Weitctn,
A. Q. UAnKEII, OlN't Aor. O. At N-W, Rr,
111 THMD ST., PONTLANO, ONf,
SINGER
Sewing Machines
Sold on the installment plan
Old machines taken as
part payment
J. E. COLEMAN. Agent
Oflli .-, Airi KitHt Court rttrwtit
MANHOOD RESTORED "CiiPliENr
aannVH TliU grrat Vim-ut.lo V lallier. the preaeriiiiion ol a laaioui rroora pniaician. mm
afKVsB quieklr iuro-ou of all iierrtiua or dlaeawa uf Iliiiaeiienilijeoriianajauch ...(,.
MP (V luauaaulB. 1'i.la. I tha . a-'"?' KPt"l,""l ,rfaUtJiV',l!fc
K I'laaplra. 1'uBlaraa tu laurrr, Kabauallav Uratlna, Vau-fMl, uaal I aWV
Jk L"ii. Itaiopa all loawa by day or nlalit. Pienialtirllr. whTjiti If luil cuawl bam
r4JmB K.HiJ-nlai. irrlura and all lUo liofrora of Jinpoteru-y. villflUKMtl elaaauMM tlw Uvra.
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