Bandon recorder., March 23, 1905, Image 1

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62 Times a year for $2.
Volai»« XXI.
BANDON,
LOCAL NEWS.
if. B. Smith and A. J. Counts, of
Langlois, were id town Friday.
W. Doyle, of Weddeabura, wwo ia
The equinoctial storm made its ap­
town last Friday.
pearance a little ahead of schedule
W. T. Wilson, of Myrtle Point, wa» time, and a bounteous downpour baa
a visitor in Bandon last week.
refreshed the earth.
N. A. Pedarson, of Prosper, was
Ths Margarita Fischer Oompany
doing business in Bandon Monday.
are showing at Crescent City this
For seed Wheat, Barley, Oats, and week.
Grass seed, call at Sanderson Bros.
The rain that fell during the past
T. D. Law and John Grant, of few days baa refreshed the earth and
Etelka, were Bandon visitors Tues­ has also been beneficial to loggers in
day.
many instances. The river raised to
Thomas McDonald, of Cresoent about a half bank full.
L. C. Gibson, J. W. Felter and P.
City, registered at the Tupper House,
Tuesday.
C, Stephenson have been at work
Mrs Buck, of Coquille, came down this week on the bank building, put
Msaday, to visit her daughter, Mra. tiog io partitions sra tiling up the
front with a double window.
James Walatrom.
Arthur Coach and Mrs. Mary A.
H. H. McPherson and William El­
liott, of Marshfield, were Bandon visi> Farras were united in marriage at
Coquille City, Monday, March 20th,
tors last Thursday.
Bev. Horsfall will bold Episcopal J. H. Cecil, Justice of the Peace, offi­
Bervices in St. John’s Church, on ciating. The newly wedded couple
gave Bandon a visit that evening, re­
Sunday morning and evening.
maining next day.
Guy Drew, of Farkersbng, under­
Rev. Haberly did not preach his
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Horsfall Hospital, in Marshfield, farewell sermon here, last Sunday, as
announced. He filled bis appoiot
last week.
merits here and, also, gave the after­
If it is a bilious attack take Cbam
noon to Prosper, but he will continue
berlain’a Stomach and Liver Tablets,
to fill the Presbyterian pulpit here for
and a qnick cure is certain. For sale
a month or two longer.
by C. Y. Lowe.
Miss Julia Hatch, who formerly did
Cox wants to see you. He sells
missionary
work in Siam, Asia, lec­
provisions and groceries.
Honest
tured
here
last
Thursday and Friday
measure and merit go hand in baud
nights, in the interest of foreign mis­
with Cor. Try him for Flour, Hams,
sionary work, in the Presbyterian
Bacon, etc.
Church. Miss Hatch is a pleasing
C. F. Allen and Lee J. Pitner, of speaker and was greeted by good au­
Han Francisco, were in town Saturday diences.
returning from a visit to Port Orford
Ray VanAuken, from the Aberdeen
mining district where they had been
sawmill came down Saturday to have
<o have a look around.
Dr. Houston look after a sore band.
Robert Goetz and wife came down Blood poison was the trouble, and an
from Gravel Ford, last Friday, and operation requiring the baud to tie
will make Bandon their home for a opened at several places, was neces­
while, be having engaged to teach the sary. The trouble is giving way to
Prosper school next term.
treatment.
Coast Mail: The amount contributed
Now comes tl.e members of the
recently for the benefit of Lyman
Baudon Lodge of Odd Fellows to the
Wolf and family, reached a total of
front with a purpose to build an
$192.00 cash, beside several due bills
I. O. O. F. Hall at this place. We
on business bouses of the town.
understand that the piling for the
Supt. Levar, of the Bandon Wool­ foundation has lieen ordered, and that
en Mills, left last Saturday morning, construction will be carried forward
for Eureka, California, to visit his in the immediate future.
boms, having received word that his
Crescent City News: Smith River
wifs was sick. He is expected to re­
is pretty well excited over a reported
turn io a couple of weeks.
gold strike near Diamond creok. Sev­
T. J. Perkins, of Parkersburg, who eral days ago John Taggart and
has been under the ¡care of Dr. Per- James Cassidy came in from Diamond
kins, of this place, for some time creek and reported at the above men­
past, ceturned home last week, having tioned place that they had discovered
been very much advanced toward re rich placer diggings on the North
gaming bis usual health. He re­ Fork. To prove their assertions they
turned to Baodon yesterday for furtb showed some heavy gobi taken from
er treatment.
their prospect. All the surrounding
Mrs. J. 8. Tilton received a letter country has been located by Smith
the latter part of last week, from her River residents. Messrs. Cassidy and
eon, Carl Tilton, who is at Beaver Taggart intend to put water on the
Hill, stating that be bad broken bis ground at once and reap big profits.
leg over agaio, about the same as it
Your Neighbor’« Wife.
was before. He went back to work
there and it seems that there was a
Opens for Sunday, March 26'b, at
cave-in, and io running to get out of
the
Opera House. The play is a com-
the way, the fracture resulted.
edy-dtama in three acts by Charles
Mrs. H. 8. Kribs, eon and dangh Ellis, which provides Master Dunbar,
ter, and Fred Kerrigan, arrived at
the greatest child actor on the Ameri­
Coquille last Thursday, from South can stage, as “Buster Brown.’’ with
America. Mr. Kribs slopped in ban
just the sort of speeches that sound
Francisco and will arrive in a few
funny wb»-u he delivers them, but
days. These parties were lured to
would not if spoken by any one else.
South America some two years ago,
The repetition of certain aside re­
by reports of advantages to be bad
murks which he interjects parentheti­
there, but finding conditions other
cally and in the most irrelevant way
wise than were expected, have re­
as it “Little Lord Fauntleroy’’ and
turned to Coos county.
other vehicles, contributes much to
B obn .—At Bandon, March 14th, to the meriiment of his sceoe. Instead
Mr. and Mrs. C. Clagg, a daughter.
of these little squibs and quirks be­
B orn —At Bandon, March 20tli, to coming flat and stale, they sound fun
Mr. nod Mrs D A. Patterson, a son. nier the more often they are repeated
B orn .—At Bandon. March 15th, to in the inimitable tones of Master
Mr. and Mrs. J N. Luke, a daughter. Dunbar, who is ably assisted by James
T. McGovern as Happy Hooligan.
F ob K ent C heap —The Ocean House
The musical numbers compel the
property in West Bsudou; A small
owner. Mr. Hugh Ettinger, to carry a
bouse and large barn on premises.
band and orchestra of solo players.
Will take most of the rent in work.
The free concert given by these clever
Apply Io J. H. Jone«, Bandon, Ore.
musicians on the above dale in the
afternoon aud evening in front of the
theatre is well worth coming miles to
bear.
Reserved seats for sale at Lowe's
Drug Store.
SAY!!
If you cannot find what yon want
anywhere else in town, come to tbs
RACKET
Maybe we have one left, -if so, the
price will please yon.
Our stock is small, but the goods
are of a good quality, and the prices
are right.
Wa make “Cash Buying’’ an object
to the gurcbaker, at
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OREGON:
THURSDAY,
MARCH
—
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1905
Number 12.
It would seem, from statements
Mrs. W. C. Sanderson has been
THE
coming from the North Bend Citizen
quite sick for a day or two.
Work bas been begun on New that the trouble between T. W. Clark
T uisday , March 14
Nineteen peraots ptritthed in a New York
York's $15,000 state pavilion at the and L. J. Simpson, io regard to the
Woolen ¡Mills, has not been settled teuement tire, while nearly forty others
Lewis and Clark Exposition.
were severely injured, some fatally. Nearly
Dr. Houston was called to Prosper yet
MISS L. G. GOULD, Matron
200 persons were rendered temporarily
Members of the Presbyterian bomeleM.
Saturday to see Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
A Private Hospital, well equipped for the treatment of Surgical and
church at Nurth Beud Lave been
The strike in New York Subway is crushed
Ed Mecum who are on the sick list.
making endeavor to telain Rev, Elliott and striker« resume work at lower waged.
Medical Diseases.
Dr. Perkins chartered the launch
who bas been serving os pastor’of California was visited by the worst storm
Trained uurttea in attendance.
experienced in leu year«. Over half a mil­
“Dixie" last Sunday, and took over a
that church there for some months lion dollars damage resulted.
score of persona to attend preaching,
For information address
WM. HORSFALL, M. D.
past.
Kuropatkin'» buttered army reached Tie
at Prosper, that afternoon.
Marshfield, Oregon.
Paas. Foreign attaches with his army were
The Onward Abaudoned.
Work on the Woolen Mill ia get­
captured by the Japanese at Mukden.
Charles James of Portland, an employee
ting well along and will soon be com­
The prospects for saving the in a seed store, is heir to $500,000 from an
pleted. The prospects now are that
schooner Onward terminated very English tstate.
the mill will start up about the 1st of
The inhabitants of l’isagua, in Northern
suddenly Monday moroing.
May.
The work of rescuing her from her Chile, are abandoning that place on account
Charles Hermann, and also Mrs. berth oo the offlfTn ban f>.5»5foing of the plague.
W ednesday , March 15.
Hermann, who were mentioned last forward very satisfactorily, and the
We Have the Variety of Stock
Kuropatkin report« a fierce engagement
week as being sick, are getting better. prospect for floating the vessel looked sooth of Tie Pass, in which the Japanese
Beef, Pork, A’eat. Mutton. Larnb, Bologna and Pork Sausage, Pressed Beef, Head
Corned Reef, Pickled Pork, Eggs, Vegetables and Butter.
Mrs. Benton Hoyt continues about the very flatteriog; but, a'as, for human were repulsed, leaving 1000 dead on the field Cheese,
Call on us and get our prioes before buying elsewhere.
same.
News comes from Russia that she is firm
hopes, the equinocrisl storm was com
We are not like the Hind Wheels
The steamer Elizabeth is outside ing, and old ocean is susceptible to its and proposes to continue the war.
A tierce storm raged over the ooasts of Ire­ of a wagon, always following in the same rut. We are pushers, striving for a larger
the bar as we go to press, and al­ influence.
land aud England, causing terrible havoc to business, and we get th-re by keeping
though the bar is quite rough, she
Tlie Best IdLeat in tlie Land
The cable was .aid dnring the latter bhipping and heavy loss. The ship Khyber
will most 'likely get in at high tide. part of last we«k, and on Saturday was lost and 23 of her crew drowned; three and selling at the very lowest prices.
We are here to pleas«? and here to stay.
The steamer Chico is also due today. the tide rose sufficiently to get the were saved.
Yours to serve,
A Chicago woman, armed with an um­
R. D. Home bas sent up word from vessel moved some sixty feet, and on brella, held a swiudler until policemen ar­
J. Waldvogel & Son, Props.
Wedderburn that be wishes men to Sun lay the work was continued tin rived and relieved her.
A train was derailed at Flagler, Colorado,
help dnring the fishing season which til it looked as if r > > her day would
starts in next month, and about fifteen see theseboouer floated off and towe l and half a score of persons injured
New York .burglars stole gold and silver
of Bandon's youog citizens intend ac­ to safety; bat ou Sunday nigut the tableware from a wealthy merchant, valued
sea became rough and the moorings at $30,000 to $40,000.
cepting the call.
Heney expects to end investigation of
The German Baptists closed their began to give way, and on Monday
meetings here last Sunday evening forenoou the last of the fastenings land frauds by April 10th.
Mrs. Chadwick was only allowed to retain
for the present, having had good at parted, and the schooner drifted upon $500 worth from her effects. The balance
tendance and fair interest. They pnr- the beach to the northward against was sold to satisfy creditors.
Will Keep on Hand at all Times
T hursday , March 16.
|>ose bolding another series of meet­ the rock, and Capt. Turner abandoned
ings in the future, and expect to visit the task of tryiog to save her, as she The Japanese drove the Russians out of
was too badly injured to warrant Tie Pass, and Oyama is endeavoring to cut
this place once each month.
off the retreat of Kuropatkin. He hopes to
Myrtle Point Enterprise: We were further effort.
force the Russian commander to surrender
The storm came one day too early
Several persons were injured in a rear-end
shown some lemons, grown in Coos to save the vessel.
collision of elevated trains in New York.
Fresb Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggs, Butter and all Farm Produce.
county, this week. Mrs. Geo. Griffith,
Cause of accident was motorman trying to
of Gravel Ford, has a tree about four Lewis mid Clark Centennial see how close he couln run to train ahead
I will pay bigbest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, bides, etc.
Notes.
feet high, and bas gathered the crop,
without touching. When front train stopped
collision occurred.
which consists of six large lemons.
In appearance the lemons are ahead
June 14th will be the Daughters of J. T. Bridges and J. H. Booth, register
and receiver of the Roseburg Land Offioe are
of those usually shipped here.
the American Revolution and Ameri­ charged with receiving bribes.
Charles Hall, of Cedar Point, and can Flag Day at the Lewis and Clark
Charles Mackinson was fatally stabbed at
Pine. Oregon, by his cousin, Fred Mackin­
one of Coquille's loggers, was in town Exposition.
The American Library Association son. Both parties were drinking aud got
yesterday, having come down to do
into an argument.
business with Bandon merchants. will meet in national convention |at
A postal, tbe Bulgarian leader, was killed
tbe
Lewis
and
Clark
Exposition
from
Mr. Hall, in talking with our reporter,
in a light with gendarmes. He. with a com­
pany of 38 followers were surprised, 33 were
informed biin that the rise in the river July 2nd to July 7tb.
Tbe exhibit from tbe state of Wyo­ killed and the balauee were captured.
b»i been sufficient to start the logs in
Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarettes.
good shape, an J that they were very ming, which will be made at the Lew­ King Edward was too siok to officiate at
St. James* Court functions.
plentiful in the river on Monday. He is anj Clark Exposition. will show I
F riday , March 17.
tbe
wonderful
results
obtained
by
ir
­
said that information from the North
James H. Peabody was seated as Governor
Fork gave out that about 7,000 logs rigation iu tbe task of redeeming,tbe of Colorado with the understanding that he
resign.
would come out of that stream. The arid lands of tbe west.
General Kuropatkin Las been dismissed
Tbe
convention
of
tbe
National
freshet has been very beneficial to
and tbe command of the Russian armies
loggers, and the run coming late has iVoman’s Suffrage Association will be turned over to General Linievitoh.
given ample time for the booms to be field tfiis year at tfie Lewis and Clark
A iuan {named John Bennett was found
clears I, so that there is plenty of Exposition, tfie sessions being from dead at the bottom of a cliff near Patterson,
N. J. He had been heard quarreling with a
room to «tore away all the logs that June 29th to July 5th.
woman at its brink.
A
congressional
party
of
I
cd
eena
will come out. Mr. Hall is contem­
Policemen of Chicago surprised six Suits Made to Measure.
plating a change of residence to Ran­ tors and fifteen representatives will masked burglars who were operating on a
visit tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition safe. A pistol fight took place but the rob­
dolph.
AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET.
and take part in |tbe ceremonies on bers got away.
■
S
atubday
,
March
18.
“Yoar Neighbor's Wife.’’
the opening day, June 1. Tbe ex­
Major William Warner was elected Sen­
penses of tbe trip are provided for by ator of Missouri by tbe Republicans.
At Kime’s Opera House, Sunday ao appropriation of $10,000. J
Secretary Hay »railed for Europe in tbe
evening. March 26th, will be given one
Mrs. Conde Hamlin, wbo is] in hope of regaining his health.
of the season's successes from the pen charge of tbe municipal museum of
Wreckage uf the schooner Pearl came
of Charles Ellis, and a return date is Chicago, will collect material for a ashore at Sanak Island, Alaska. Her officers
asked for by managers, as it .catches municipal exhibit from the prominent and crew, numbering 36, are supposed to
have drowned.
their patrons from first to last, aud cities of tbe United States for exhibi­ The Russian army is retreating north­
people go away 6aying, “If we could tion at tbe Lewis and Clark Exposi ward, but is still in danger.
Bed Room Suites
Curtain Poles and Fine
Wall Paper and
Peabody resigned as Governor of Colora­
always have good plays like that the tioQ.
and Piece«.
Window Trimmings.
House Lining.
do,
and
Jesse
F.
McDonald
falls
heir
to
tbe
theatre would always be filled." It is
-------- HEWING MACHINE» AND BABY CARRIAGES --------
A Chicago Alderman Owen Ilia Election office.
not a one or '.wo act drama, as all
M onday , March 20,
Cabinet Shop in Connection.
Mattresses and Springs.
to Chamberlain'» Cough Remedy.
parts are interesting. There are a
A boiler explosion in a rockton, Mass.,
Furniture Repairing and Haw-filing a Specialty.
“I can heartily and conscientiously shoeahop. caused the loss of about a hun­
uumbor of songs used that more than
please the majority of people, and in recommend Chamberlain s C -ngh dred lives.
Glass, Paints, Oils, Brushes, ^‘"uy^one”8 UNDERTAKING
Will Thomas, an ex-messenger, robbed an
addition to the players, the owner, Remedy for affections ,of tbe throat express train in Tenn. The thief was caught
A Fall Line of Barinl Caskets. Bnrial Kobe« and Good«, and Undertaking Sappliea
Hugh Ettinger, being compelled by and lungs," says Hon. John Sbenick.
Constantly Kept on Hand.
The Japanese are racing tbe Russians for
the musical numbers io the produc­ 220 South Peoria St., Chicago. “Two Harbin, hoping to ent off their retreat.
tion, to esriy an orchestra of six high years ago during a political cam­ Two masked men intercepted messengers
grade musicians. Be sure and bear paign, I caught cold after being over with pay money near Siege, California, and
heated, which irritated my throat and got $10,000.
the free concert on the above date.
MA KINK.
Arrangements have been made with I was finally compelled to stop as I
ARRIVED.
could
not
speak
alond.
In
my
the steamer to carry persons along the
March 16.—Sohr Fortuna, Johnson, 10 dys
river who wish to attend the enter­ extremity a friend advised me from San Francisco.
to
use
Chamberlain’s
Cough
tainment. at excursion rates.
Remedy. I took two doses that af­
Tickets on sale at C. Y. Lowe's.
ternoon and could not believe my «BANDON LODOE, N o . 1 IA, A. F. A. M *
ANDON LODG E, No. 115, A. F.A .M. £
senses when I found tbe next morn­ *
Stated communications first Sat-
ing tbe inflammation had largely sub­ jgarday after the full moon of each
Wagons of all kinds made to order.
Ainonth.
All Master Masons cordially *
Job
work
attended
to
promptly and all work guaranteed to give aatisfaotioii. Price«
sided.
I
took
several
doses
that
day,
Dr. A. B. Prentiss, the Marshfield
•invited. W C. SANDERSON, W. M. >
Reasonable.
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Dentist, will make a Lip down the kept right on talking through tbe * J. F W* i # htb 4. m . Hew
FSorsesIroelng sr S^peoiaAty
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campaign,
and
I
thank
this
medicine
coast early io April, and remain in
Bandon two weeks ouly. Watch for that I won my seat in tbe Council.” ■¡ ###4 ft «««ft# ftftfft
This remedy is for sale by C. Y.
Court Queen of the Fore.t No. 17,
exact date.
Lowe.
Fc»rr.t<-r, uf Atne.Qei*.
Important Nows Notes
H orsfall H ospital ,
The City Meat Market,
0 Yes!
0 Yes!
Bandon Meat Market,
T. Anderson
Prop.
Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages, Etc., also
J. Denholm
s
Dry Goods of Every Description.
Boots <Sc Shoes
Fresh Groceries of all Kinds.
Furniture
Household Furnishings and Deco­
rations of all kinds*
BANDON FURNITURE COMPANY.
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Dentist Coming.
J. Co Shields & Son,
ZBlacl^smitTi- &c ■W’agon
makers.
DO YOU NEED ANY^ HARD-WARE?
>1 nrtM W» Vo».
Dr. S- Iu. F’erk.in.s,
P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange, Ga.
suffered for six months with a fright­
PHYSICIAN <£• SUHGEON,
ful running sore on bis leg, but writes
BANDON, OBKOON.
that Bucklen’a Arnica Salve wholly
Office ovar Wm. Gallier'« Store.
cured it tn five days. For Ulcer«,
To be sold at Public Anction. at 12
Office boars 6 to it a.tn.
Waunda, Piles, it's the best salve io
o'clock, noon,
Call at resideuce at otltrltui..
the world. Cure gnarsnteed. Ooly
Mntnrday. March Mth. 100.5. 25c. Sold by C. Y. Lowe, Druggist.
Dr. K. Iu- Houston,
the bull, spnrs, tackle, boat, anchors,
Ta Whom It May Concern,
I chains and sppertenances of the
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON,
"Schooner Onward" wreck, as she Notice is hereby given to the public that 1
have thia day Riveo my son. A. J. btewart.
I now lies on the (»each, one mile south bis time, and that 1 will not be responsible Office in Pacific Hotel. Honrs, 9 to 12, a.m.
for any debts or obligation, he may con­ 130 to 4. p m ; 7 to & in the evening.
of Bandon, together with sails, blocks, tract
J. D. Hrvwarr.
Bandon. Oregon. March tilth, 1906.
RANDOM,
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ORROOM.
and running rigging, in Warehouse
at Bandon.
W A NTED—TBUBT WO KT H V M A N OK
woman to manage business in this conntv
S. A. D. EATON,
Terms cash, or certified check at fall and
adjoining territory for well eatabliaed
of the hammer.
bonne of solid financial standing. S'JO.OO
LAVfl*,
cash salary with all necessary ex­
Hale to be held in front of Town straight
penses paid weekly by check from head­
BANDON
....
OtV««(
quarters. Money advanced for expenses
Hall.
Position permanent: previous experience
Right to reject any or all bids re- not essential. NoSnvestment required. We
Will practice in all Couita.
furnish everything. Enclose self-addressed
Notary in office.
•ertatfc
envelope. Address Manager, MIO Count
L. H. Ttnuna, Agent.
Block. Chicago. III.
VOIce np»tnlr< in El
Bhl^lng
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No. 17. meet. Fridnv night <.f each"
««eek. in Concrt 'e Hall. Bandon. Oregon 4
# \ cordial welcome ia extended to all vie-»
«iting brother«. E. M BLACnEKBY,
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'* W. V. Flauen.
Chief Banger. ?
Fill. Secretary.
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ZVi.iting brother« in Rood atandiu^
#cordially invited.
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If You Do
Stoves, Ranges
We are still doing buaineaa at The Old
Stand and can please you. Give us a Call
and examine our
and Farm Implements, Etc,
Now is tbe time to purcltsso Hardware.
in stock a large assortment of
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Glassware, Crockery and Miners’ Supplies.
Painta. Oil«. Door« and Whitlow»».
T1NBHOP IN CONNECTION.
T- Blumenrother
Money
security.
Negotiated on Approve«*
Office in room 10 Reverie Building. Ban
4rw. Residence on Butte Creek. Oregon.
All kinds of Real Estate bought and
*eld.
A. McNAIR,
The Bandon Hardware Man.
U. S. Commisioner and Notary Public
Filings and Final proofs made on Home
steads, l imber Claims and other (J. S. Land*
Tbe nudersigned fins
P. TOPPINO,
GEO.
ITTOBNET Awn (X)UNSELOB AT LAW
«an
NOTA BY PUBLIC.
ITire Insurance
Bandon.
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Wrenshall & WrenthrM,
Photographers,
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ROVWn noVRK GAILFRY.
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