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' DAILY EVENING EDITION
DAILY EYENING EDITION
TO ADVERTISERS
m eatih-.k
Fair tonight with tiht frost, Tues
day fair and warmer
Maximum temperature, 8ft ; mini
mum, 40; rainfall, trace ; wind, west,
gentle; weather, partly cloudy-
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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
VOL. 29
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, ! MONDAY, JUNE H, 1917.
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AERO SERVICE
OF U. S. WILL
. BE DEVELOPED
Government Soon to Ask Con
gress for Five or Six Hundred
Million Dollars; Separate De
partment May be Created.
MANY ARE EXPECTED
TO JOIN IMMEDIATELY
SCHOONER. SUNK.
GREW IS SAVED
Submarine Bombs and Gunfire
Destroy an American
Vessel.
GENERAL PLAN
FOR EXEMPTION
U)MM)N, June II. Subma
rine bomb a ltd gunfire sank the
American vee-e ftiaenuH Mnnwn,
It In formally reported. The crew
reached faro safely.
The Man son wm m wooden,
five, masted wliooiier. TIki lUm
edtc Manson Marino Company
were live owihth. she w re7
Mered hi New Haven and built
In lftOl.
WA.SRI.XGTON. Jun 1 I. The
ttovemmeiil soon will nk cunKrws
lur five or alx hundred million dol
lars to develop the American aero
plane aervlce on a great scale. The
sub-committee of the senate naval
flairs committee decided to herein
hearing tomorrow on the Hheppard
Hulbert bill, creating a separate aer
tpfiine department.
"l-eiore. a year 1m pant, Congress
will be naked to appropriate a billlun
dollars for aero service," represents -tive
Hulbert said. "It fa the Idea ot
the council of national defense to
tv-tahl:h a vita ion Mat ions nt Inter
vals across the continent where men
will be trained and machines pre-j-isiu.
It. in Impossible for the gov
ernment tit send a large number ot
I r Kip to Kuiope for nine month or
u y sT. We can tniln five thousand
n viator in six weeks to two mouths
and have five thousand niachln
r-itdv by August l . Hurlburt will
in llitarv authorities in Kngland an J
France staled ulr aervlce must be rte
t'lw fd on a gn at rule and declar
ed t he greatest service th
Stubw can do In to vend machinea and
aviators to Fiance.
Many Rei-uilN Kxpocted.
Itfu'bUfk'. of (he novelty of the aer-
ii'e. ieudcr believe thousands of
tiuttr men will offer thetr services
tm mediately. It I expressed on
many sides th.it aeroplane w 111 de
termine the ouirome or the war The
British front lil patches shnv
thf t:ro service made the late allied
x I- ior.cn possible.
PENDLETON TO SEND
70 AUTOMOBILES TO
FESTIVAL TOMORROW
BOARD ADOPTED
Will Consist of Sheriff, County
. Clerk and County Health
Officer; Governors of ' State
Asked to Make Suggestions
MEN MUST PASS TWO '
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
ARSENAL ROCKED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Series of Violent Shocks Hits
Terni, Doing Heavy Dam
age it is Said.
'II
tTi-K riSBlG is THK
.lt-M f.Y.....V IMM STKV
' irar.d Gavman In one or the out -(f-lhc-wii)
islands or the West Indl's
a Filial) and isolated outpost of the
British empire. It Is the island near
est to the Central American coast
among thime of any tlze An a remilt
ci thi prokiinity, the b -udtno; indiiM
trit s of the inland are turtle fiehina
nml t-ornamit shippinV. both of which
prudofi come frmn from the Mo
nuilo roHfff of otidiir;if and Ntenrsi
orand I'aymaii 1m a base of tp
ei ;i!Iotis a half way Mat inn in the
trulr The island has n at moph'r'
rriHrotiR b'fsure, tiecadfie all thin
v ork in done awny from home.
I tic IH1roM'tittloii ik fromlMMl nt
Milton Straw larr- lta.. I'HHWilf
of WlnVli H tw tli Hd roxH.
IviidUtoii will send between B'.
find TO iiniomnljlles tomorrow to Mil
t on for the aniiuul St ra w be rry Fes -tivnl
w hich thiH year Jk behiK Riven
ad a benefit to the Ked ctohh Th
f u U p roceed a a ' k ve e x pe n ?ea will 1;
turned over to the lied crusa.
t . K. Pen 1 an 1 . w-no has be n 1 1 n -in
up cura for the excursion tomor
row, reported at nuon that he hi.d
promiHfit from 67 auto owner to
Mke load tomorrow. In addition
members of the 1 'end let on UeHervra
are iut this afternoon lininii up earn
L tilted I to take that organization. Mr. Ien-
lund 1h alKo llninK' up Helix and Athe
na citra and expects to have a lint u4
loo Kuintf Into Milton.
In ordr to make a ahowiiiK to thf
eart end eople. an cara from thi
end will be held up at the top of the
hill thin aide of Milton and at 10
oclock w ill fullow each oi her into
M ilton. All cars are expected to
lt-ave in time to reach that point by
1 0 o'clock.
Not only will the Pendleton Re
serves participate in the Milton fes
tlvftlej but the Honor tiunrds will
alHo ko. lioth orKHiiizatioiiH wi'l
wear th-ir unlformu and will nntrcb
in the piiradfs.
WASHIMSTON. June n. The fun
eral plan for local exemption board
to sort out thf men for aelertiv. er-1 Heports are current that another
vice has been uractit-nllv adooted. J "ardsnian waa shot at below Pcndle
The reKlstration board, consisting of j ton on Thursday nipht o' last week
the sheriff, county clerk and county f but effort to verify the reports hav
t neen unsuccessful. i n puarasmen
HOMK, .In nc 11. l-vmr lolcut
eiirthqtiakcN shook. Tern I. cati.
itiar a pnitie. it lt reporttti the
damasrn fx convkt-rn.ble. The in
habftantM of Term fled tn open
fields, whefe they are now cam
Iiu7. U urine more tretnoi-H. TernJ
ton 3 1 .MH poulaijm and In the
Mite of a biff government arnal.
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES MADE BEFORE
THE SENATE NAVAL COMMITTEE; DANIELS
CHARGES SPY AND TRAITOR IS AT WORK
ANOTHER SHOOTING
AFFRAY IS RUMORED
health officer, will form the local ex
j emotion board. In cities over 30.000
I the registration board will become
I the exemption board. Governors of
each state are mithoiized to aubmit
HiiKiceatioiis for chutmea in the peraon-
nel when the incumbent proves mani
. fintly unsatisfiictory. The war de
, partmeiit has asked governors for any
j auKKeatioiis or chanwes th- desire.
Kach local exeinpiiou board will have
a phyaieian, Ki vinu the first test.
When the men are rejected, the board
must aummttn another physician, who
(will also examine. If the decision of
I the second doctor is the same the man
j will be declared unfit. The regular
' Physician, a member of the exemption
j board will probably be the county or
I city physician. Announcement of
rules Kuidini: the exemption boards
will soon Ih expected.
themaelvea are cautioned against dia-
cussing incident of their service and
railroad circle are not any more pro
ductive of information.
The guardsman who figured in the
other shooting episode near ampbell
is said to be a nephew of Senator
'hamberlain. One version of the af
fair is that the man who did the
ahonting was equipped with a Maxim
silencer. Another is that the Kuards
n:an was felled with a blow.
TK.X MOHK ARK KKSf'l'KW.
lilTTK. ill i no II. Ten mom en
tombed miner were found alle and
reMfiied on the twenty two hundred
foot h'et In the Speculator mine.
Only HO men were unaccounted for.
TIm rrrtier are working desperately.
FRACTURES ARM BUT
STAYS WITH PICNIC
PARTY TO THE END
irewee Murkluun bont Helii-ve li
iAItlnj; a UtUc Thin Uke i
Bruk'V Bone lnUT-fT' With Pleas
lire.
GERMAN SOLDIERS Sweeping Investigation Order-
BARTERING SOAP fiH Intn thP lllpnat.nnc nf
-. V f IIIVJJHIIWIIV VI
FROM THE ENEMYl
UISTON IN
freorge Mark ham, well known lo
cal painter, doea not believe in let
ting a little thins like a fractured
arm break up a Sunday fishing par
ty. As proof of this is the fact he
endured a badly scattered wing; all
day long yesterday rather than re
turn to town before evening. How
ever, he admits that as far as he was
personally concerned his arm did
much to spoil the pleasure of the
day.
Accompanied by nia family and
Mr. and Mrs. J am ea Bod d yt M r.
Mark ham drove to uirch creek yea.
terday morning to spend the day
angling. Just as they arrived on
Birch creek in their Ford a puncture
caused trouble and in cranking the
car after the tire had been fixed, a
kickback fractured Mr. Mark ham 'a
hight arm. in a short time the arm
had become badly swollen and was
painful in the extreme. However
the Injured man would stand for no
retreat, insisting that the others in
i the party go on with their fisbinK-
zrz j Iuring trVe day he cevoted hi main
t energies to pouring hot water over
hia arm to keep down the pain and
swelling His arm was not dressed
until IV o'clock lat night.
TEUTONS KHOL'KK IN(JHKIrBLI-;
ftrPPMKS Vlin,K FMATKlt
1ZlSii WITH RUSSIANS.
PETROCRAD, June 11. Germany
is encouraging her fighters to trade
with the enemy. German soldiers
have secured incredible quantities of
soap, bread and linen from Russians
while fraternizing. The ministry is
forbidding tossing over to the enemy
trenchea any article except with hos
tile Intent. :J
German soldiers have given a vast
amount of cheap cutlery and pen
knives. They did a flourishing busi
ness. The scarcity of oils in Ger
many made soap a luxury, ao it was
most demanded.
GOOD MUSIC TO
FEATURE PROGRAM
AT ELKS FLAG DAY
i
I THREE OREGON PEOPLE
I ARE GRANTED PATENTS
I Patents grunted to citizens of re-
son. June 5. t!lT. Reported through
I the office of It. li. Parker Jr.. solu ir
j tor of patent;. Washington. I .
Henry Aebti. Portland.-pipe coupl
ing; Geoiue W. Armstrong. Salem
Uaitiient supporter: ! MrTimmomls,
1 Milt-hell. bed.
SHOOTS HIS SON
CAMPAIGN COIvlTTFES FOR
RFn hrr nfflUF mm
IVL.IV UllUUU UI1IIL. I ILfllL-Lf i
Fund Seeking Organization in ;.'h(,,;"';
nllins ICu-h
it nml II W. f
hl own ttani.
Umatil la Countv is a Com-' Th"' A,lI,n", -' m ri.iin.,i
plete One.
Sheriff Talr left l auto thN af
ternoon for llerniltii tiiMin reeelpl
of thi Hewn of the shooting t Itolwrt
Kcnnixly. A telephone nicsajre whii'li
lu had Mih to the effiit Ilia, the
noun mini hih turning water into an
Irrlii at Inn d it t ii anil w a- ordered by
lib father to deMl. , I'imiii his eontlmi
uih-c with tin work, the elder man 1?
ni( to have gme to liia Iwulnc, wt'ur
ed a sliignti and fintl at hi win from
a ilMnnee t 75 anlM. Several slnit
emeriti lil hack and MiuHmted his
lung, the reMrt tatel. and the
wounded man b In a Tit teal eitudltloii.
lie In hehig broil gltt to Pih idle ton this
afternoon.
The elder Kennedy and his son
hate been hating trouble over their
lantl for some time, according to re
loit, the ffathr etafmtiig thai he had
ut up nMe money tJian the boys
and that the latter were doing more
work im their own land than on their
father'.
The ellr Kennedy
HermNton.
ring field in
A. L. SWAGGART IS
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
OF PIONEER ASSN.
V. M. lUakley vie President; S. A.
IlarneM. Mretary. and JS. II. priee.
Treasurer of 1 matilla t'ounty Organisation.
t Kast rei;onian Special.
HKRMISTOX. ore.. June lt.Koh-
rt Kennedy. ?! ;( rs old son of Wil- j
linm Kennedy and u brother of JacK j
Kennedy, noted wrestler, was shot and I
)Missitl fatalb wounded hortly after
1 1 o'clock this forenoon. The boy j
Was shot b hif own father who as
serts the shooting was accidental. He '
ip helii in custody here and Sheriff
Talor has been notified of the case. (
Voung Kennedy's wound is in the
back and was inflicted by a shot from
a big shot gun. owing to the young
man's condition no statement has yet
been secured from him and the father
is reticent about talking. The affair
occurred at the Kennedy ranch three
miles from H.rmistnn. Mrs. Kenne
dy, mother of the boy is prostrated
from the shork. Jaek Kennedy was
in Hermtston at the time
The marshalling of the forces
ny W. M. Morrison, the other mem
bers being IA I,. I.ieuallen. John Ad
ims. I. rhristopher and Kd Wallnn.
I lie Weston team is composed of
11. Price, captain. George Winn.
Weston. Ore.. June 10. The fol
lowing officer of the I'matilla
Oounty Pioneers' association were
elected at the close of their annual
reunion: A. 1- Hwaggart of Athena,
president; W. M- Hinkley of Pendle
ton, vice president; 8. A Rarnes. sec
retary ; J H. Price, treasurer.
The Sns and Daughters of Pm f
neers elected officers as follows: !
Mrs. V. O. Read of Athena, presi- J
dent. Scott Hamster, vice president: j
M rs. v. S. Price. eecret ary ; M i
Marjorie tbilfinsh. trejusurer.
After stirring addresses by State '
Senator Wilter M Pierce. of Ii
Grande, and Dr. J. K. Snyder of
Pendleton, in behalf of the Red
Cross, the reunion closed with a
concert bv local singers, dad as Ha- ,
Wiiiians. for the benefit of trmt or
gnnixatitm The pienic this vear wa.- as mtieh
a success :ts ever in the pa-t lHspit J
th clouds of Saturd.-iv the atend- 1 '
ance was a large one.
Good vocalists will be a particular
feature of the Klks Flag Day pro
gram at the Arcade theatre Thursday
evening. Aside from Miss Edna
Coutts and Kugene Molttor of this
city another talented vocalist will be
Airs. Ralph Saling of Weston.
The program in detail for the
Elks Flag Day is ax follows:
1. Song "Amer-ra
Members ar.d Ud4enee
2. Introductory exercise
Exalted Ruler and Officers
1. Prayer, Chaplain.
. Solo.... Kelly's American Hymn
Miss Ed nit Coutta
5 Reading.... History of the Flag
Will M. Peterson
6. Solo
(a Don't Hite the Hand That's
Feeding you."
bi Wake Up America
Kugene Molitor
7. Altar Service. The Flora! IJtterry
Bell
Ksquire and Officers
. Song Auld J-ang Syne
Members and Audience
X. Klks Tribute to the Flag
Thomas Fitst Gerald
l". The Red Cross Work
Rev. J. K. Snyder
lo ..The Star Spangled Banner
Mrs. Ralph Saling
Defects in Ordnance and
Ammunition Communicated
to Freylinghuysen.
DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYE IS
SUSPECTED OF DOCUMENT
WASHINGTON. Junr l
ylkmliur miMUaiul ditrlanarra
before Uie Nrnate naval afaln
oommluer, a mn-piiix InTnalca.
Uon su ordmd of Che frharxra
of defect la Uie ordanoe aad
ammiuilUon. eommanlcmted to
Senator Fti-iliiichuyia-n. Danlek.
coursed there nu a fiy and
traitor In the nary deparuneni.
FTeHnchaj-nen reretted an aa
nnniiow letter eonlalnlnc spe
cific referrncm to oonrtdenUal
doenmcntx. It U mronKlr tnti
mated a dlwfiarxed and dlrnm
led rmplove wrote the letter.
Kfrorut to ihtermtne the Menllir
of tile trader of the letter re yH
avalliiuc. Ie dc-larrd. It bore a De.
troit poMtmark. The urtter mppte.
mentrd the report tVeUiuchnjmea
naid. with crave charem of defeo
Uve ammunition.
TanKl! derUred the revelaon
ptoinlv HlKnved that a xpr and traitor
j ntuwi te workincr mewhere In the
. naval eMahllr4iment. The mwfcm-
al reveluticm im durlnc the bear,
hie of thr Fenate cnuntunr naiiii.l wv
inieflicnte Uie atv-fctrnu thoucht due
to defo.-tlve .nimuntikm aboard Uie
Mongolia and St. IouH.
II.
LORD NORTHCLIFFE
IN AMERICAN PORT
I'nUI Credentials Are lrwnled He
Itet-Hnm to Make an Kxtrndrd
Statement for luMiaation.
NEW YORK. June It. Lor.l
Northclifle has rraineil an Amerl
can purt. l"ntil hif. eredenthtln ara
prvsented he declined t, make ail
I I,, ih. ... ih. Fll.. . m. 1. i ",u Pt.umi.iii. I I.IHIIIIIiy n
in .peclal effort, t.. hove their -r- ' Jec!arwl hl" oon,m rlctly for
vi inspiring and Spe-ial Invitation i Us,n's and ""n n ofriw
t.. uttend have been iwued to the i. ldovrn t,,Kn 1,1 N T-'k He cam-.
A. It.. Spanish War Veterans, n.-m- '" n Bnl-
isn nrtciniKations
lished.
pa n is
hers of Trooi
tional Honor
Veterans, niem-
aiul the Girls' Na- :
had aTrady estaio
.uard.
I
N'orthcitf fe's statement was
ax f..-
O.W.R. S N. EMPLOYES::
TAKE LIBERTY BOSBS '
Si:t.lMW( . snlwHtnil tty ort-erv n(
I't'lHlUK.n and ItUHJi. tlu l.oar.
ltNtuc Made ThrvMurh Itailnt.!
t'ompxiit.
! J
h.rh will participate tn the til lied 1 A Barnee. c. H.
j ..i. iioiiksoii ana j m. Kim-
ister.
HOW MUCH WILL YOU
GIVE THE RED CROSS?jAMES johnsjr
frosp drive for $30,000 In I'matilla
i otmty during the week beginning
June M has begun and the fund
seeking organization will be a com-
pletn (inf.
The members of the general com
mitter, jamea If. Sturght, i. M- Rice.
I. eon fohen. Rev. J. K. Snyder and
.1 K. Ilobiii.ton are visiting Helix
Nut) ' thena today. Tomorrow they
win KT to Milton and Freewnter and
o(l Wednesday to Pilot Rock. Hatur
0a they were at Went on and com
I'U ted the organization work there.
if the $30,000 to oe raised In th
otint . half is to be raised In pen
d lei on and half in the balance of
the county. Knch town can draw
tnim the territory immediately aur-r-'-indsng.
'ommtttees are t-etng appointetl In
4 -a h tow n for the nctiiMt campaign
w.rk In Pendlettn there Will le aev-
n coi'inilttees lsi.'i-s tlie general
.tn.rn.tlee. These commtttees will
. eft-iaind by R W. Itltner. (jeortre
A ll-.rtni.tn K''V J K Sn der. t. P.
V . I fr j:tll I ll Ne -..i. li.-nl '
Ktanfield
in rho.
attend to
Fred George and R. H
will select t heir helpers
while W 11. Kwitxler will
th campaign In Pmntilla.
The Athena team Is composed of
Fay . Gr.w. F. . Rovd. Homer I
Watts. W. R. Talor anj Henry A
Barrett.
The Staufiel.l team Is R A Holte.
captain. lon Pruitt and T. O Yatc.
llermistou has a large and repre
sentative committee ted by Thoms
I'ampbell The other membera are
H. T. Frayter. tnrl McNaught. F H.
Hwayge. Dr. i. () Walnscott. w. T
Itoberta. lenr Somnierer, F . Mc
Kenrie. II M. Straw, if. I. Newell,
K. ! Ja kson. Otto Sapper. F. K
Reeves, K. P Iod and H. R ld-aker
Tht Hetlx team consists of
Fngdahl t.'ari Kupers. James
W. II Morrison. Hueh Bell
George Strand.
The f-1 lot Rock and Milt
water eouitnittfes have not '
sdected
Cart
Hill,
and
in-Fre-'-
et hM-
Do you think that I.TO.OOn . too much to sk of I'matilla county tn (
the Red Orose drive? i
It does sound like a hole lot of money, but have yon any coneep- j
lion of the tremendous work thnt confronts the Red nms?
Thousands if Bed ris ambulances must be maintained on the fir-
inc line and other thousands must le built and sent.
Fort-five base hospital haw i.lready b-en established and I hee must
Im supplemented ith other thousands if we are to iie mi Wounded
los.
The force of Red t'roes phsictuns and nup-- mii te reatly tn- 4
rreawetl and ke. on dtitv.
OonvaleKN'ni Prltitrt. French and Belgian rnddier can he wnt home. $
'onvalesent htspitnls must In- maintained in Fr.inee for American
etm vnlesent.
Mothers, wive and childrer of tMddiers ninM Im- eared for it home.
Vot"iti ii: scho for soldiers IncapacitatfMl b wounds for ordtnarv
work mut b establiMhed.
All tht?: must done by the RhI ('rinw and it t.r..s monev to t.. it.
The work cannot be del-wed. Pullets will net watt en tardy dollars.
The man ho off. rs his life nniFt not bear the burden alone.
Thirty thousand dd:im ts little more than a d.dlar per capita for
I'matilla count teople.
last year nbuie t'.inada raided $1? ier eapit.i f-r Red i r.s work.
The pro vine- of British otumbia rata-d $ . per capita. The cit of
Montreal sntseriled $1. .'.. e in one drlie ainl the eity of fjuebec 4)
J4.fi-.rtol
lNn't wait to 'let Grue do it" Tht- .luty i onr n
IS NOMINATED AS
Kmpbiyes of the o -W. K A N -t j
ndlettm and Rieth have s.ils-rit- '
ed to liberty Bonds to the extent of f
$1.1. M00. the subscriptions bdng Made ;
tKrouich the railroai compuiv. pay- .
ments for the Nnds to t-e in ide n j
installments deduce! from sclartta. '
The order for the bonds was plac-
ed hi-re this mnrnlnv hv T o'Uri.m t
SCHOOL DIRECTORl1 fr I
Co.. each of the local hank? ,t ing i
' given an order for bonds to the ex-
Petitions were started in cui-i - ! lnt of $6-"00.
tiun Sciturday by ladies of h.- l-r. j 1 r K- J. Sommerville purehdve ! j
ent-Teacher assctation for th- m-m- ,M,tids to the extent or $R-iya fro.n the :
ination .if James Johns. Jr. as t j Virt V.itlon.il Rank today. The bonds'
memUT of the It ndletou s'hool ; "ing nssigutd in lora of -tto..! ea-h
Uard. There are two new member j to 1n purehaiuT's wife .m l diiigh
to te elected on the lt-h to auccved I ,r Mr" Sprague. Miss Sinev 8om
J T l:rown and G. W. Phcl;.-. ! mcrville. Mum Kvetyn omniervil
St far Mrs C S. Terpeniii: is ..he t and $.mo each to two tisnu (ii'in-
ters. lietty and Mary tSyivia Snrnt-je
A Juvenile purchaser tod y
Ionald Ttw br Gresswell. gr-tndson
"The war rabmet his designated
me as head of the itnuh .ar mis-
ion to the t inted states. I am In
struct, d to try to coordinate the work
hich the various admirable British
aiiiations have already establish
ed here We are eharged with the
task of' siipp! ing ,w;tr and othr
I needf.
i "I'titi! I present my credentui s to
Washington. Itn impoesible for m.
to make a further statement
j "I can express very great pbuMire
in being again tn America,, where I
have so often visited and who h has
! manv d-lighrful assciations and
j friendships for me.
Now it im tiot saying too much
; when I add that the whole British
j people have a profound sens or
I grateful appreciation for the mav
i nificent welcome accorded (Ulfour
land his associate and the romflrv
I success .if his mission "
SEPT. OPTIONS AT
$2.10 FOR TIME
J Taylor, who severe-.!
$r.o i
only ntminee aside from Mr. Johns
lns-mii h as the election of Mr John,
and Mrs. Terpen. ng Wiotld make four
members of the board from the south j 'I
hill w.ird. an effort is being mad bond.
to secure a nominee rroin the north '
side which otherwise would be it h-1 PERSH I NGS ADVANCE
out reprewentation en the board GUARD IS IN PARIS
Among other names suggested th.-'.
f J. B. Mcv'ook. c.ij.hier of the An
erle.Mi National lianK G M. IP"
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