Bandon recorder., July 02, 1908, Image 2

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Public Office a Public Trust
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I Lodge
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Lodge« are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and oa
Change of Meeting Night. Oards under this Head are 50c per in., mon h
Dr H. Li Houston
Lear ah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R M.
. I r.h i'S everv Tne-wiiiy evening Ht 8 run
.’k al 11» Baudon Wigwam Sojourning
i . I, in giHidHtandirig nre cordially invited
. . eud,
ON3. W alovoobl .
(>. T. FisiaKM, C. of it.
Sachem.
bandon W. K. C. No. 40
PHYSICIAN
SL'HUEUN
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Office over Druu Hlor«.
Hours, 9 tv 12,
i.m. 1:30 to 4, p.ui.; 7 to 8 in the evenni«.
NiuLt calla Hiiswered troni office
Office in cbarue of Dr. Holt during the
baence ot Dr Houston from the city.
’’l'ctH every hist and third Saturday in
« ii . mili at 2 p. in. in G A. R Hall.
> i.liai invitation exteuded to all mem
BANDON.
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M hh . D. A. Y ou HO, Freaideut.
a I auyktim M ohbe . Secretary.
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Dr. J Warren KelVv
MHHonic.
i I A -.DON LODGE, No. 130, A F. A M.
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
IA -laied commauicatiouH til nt Satur­
day after the full moon of each mouth
Surgery a Specialty.'
ali 1* uter Musoue cordially invited.
GL’RLEY BOAK. W. M.
OFFICE, Lowe’» Drug Store.
Re»idence in
1 1* t Rosa. Secretary,
the PanUr Building.
I. O. <>. Y
-p t '-DON LODGE. No 133, 1. O. O. F
muet h every Wednesday evening
:«iti .g orotbers in good standing cor­
ti III lUVIled.
CHAH. H MoCULLOCH, N. G.
. Tua T xlxu , Beo.
Dr. S !_•. Perkins
OFFICE HOURS: 10 a. m. to 3 I
m., 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.
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F allowing is a nummary ot the
weather repifft as sent out by the
Climatological service at Portland:
• Except along the immediate coast,
where cloudiness was prevalent,
the weather during the week was
characterized by almost cloudless
skies. This was particularly true Af
the counties west of the Cascades,
where no rain occurred.
In the
easterit counties there were fre­
quent thunderstorms during the
early days of the week, which were
ysually attended by high wiftds.
The precipitation accompanying
these storms was generally very
light and in many cases was entirely
lacking. This caused a discomfort­
ing condition of the atmosphere in
certain localities. Temperature dur­
ing the day was unseasonably high
except along the coast, but at night
did not vary much from the normal.
SORE NIPPLES
Office in New Denholm Building.
Any mother who has had exper
ience with this distressing ailment
will be pleased to know that a cure
DR. LESTER P- SORENSEN,
may be effected by applying Cham­
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berlain's Salve as soon as the child is a
bone nursing. \\ ipe it oft with a
Office in New Lowe-Laiid Building.
Telephone at Home.
soft cloth before allowing ibe babe to
Hour»: 9 a. m., to 5 p. m. By request nurse. Many tunned nurses use this
< to 8, p. m.
salve with best results. For sale by
OREGON
bANDON
C. 1. Lowe.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
"T 1 I - T8 Everv 2nd and 4tb Tuesdays,
’ 1 t',a tie« night first Wednesday of the
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u, ->,.uial Evening the 3rd Saturday of
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t J Uli .ueU-berH lu good atauding.
MINERVA LEWIN, N. G.
l.'lilO’ E l'Z. SrV V-
Kntglil« of Pythias
E'.f’Hl LODGE No. «4, Kniihts of
i «U iihh . Meem every Munday even-
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.<t 4 hm iiiu ludi
ViHitiiig Ktiiuhtsin-
r. ,ii . hi . od.
SPRAY OSBORN, C. C.
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N. OAUHINOTON, K Ot R. S.
Modern Wood men.
I r'tl'.E I.OCR CAMP, No. 917G, M. W.
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I y. Meets the 2d and 4tli We Inesday
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.di month nt K. P. Hall.
Visiting
In Glib .rs cordially invited to attend.
A. J. HAR IMAN. H. C.
I'. I O akf . h , Clerk
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Fore.ter. <»f America.
J >"t III iplEEN OF THE FOREST. No.!
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I..... eta Friday night, of each week,
>■<'.e.<:re«e H h II, Bandoli. Oregon. A cor
«liai .v le.tuia in extended to nil visiting
Erol hers.
A. E. H adsali ,
Geo. E. AV ilhon ,
Chief Ranger. t
Fin. Secretary.
Woodmen of tin, World.
AJFA-’IDE CAMP N o . !II2. W. O. W.
I ' m-fts tn regnlar Hussion the first ntnl
land I Lursilsva of each month in the Ms-
» hi . li .11. Visiting neighbors are oordialiy
i .uiwi
R. W. BURI,A RD, O. C.
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V» i . uvogri ., Clerk.
C R. VSZTkDK
Practical Experiences, in Varnish­
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ing.—Varnish on size paint. To
Notary Public
varnish over size colors, coat them,
Office: Room 1 latini Building*
with a solution ol dextrine or thin
O hi o > starch till a light polish is obtained.
B andon ,
With fine work, where it is important
G. T. TKEADGO1.D,
that
the subsequent coat of varnish
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« »1
should not be absorbed by the size
AT LAW,
color, thus darkening the latter,
NOTARY PUBLIC
soak the coat of size paint after the
IT. s. C4H1ÌIINNIOX EIL
above treatment, once more with
Bandon,
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gelatine. Dammara varnish with a
Office With Bandon Investment t o little linseed oil (thickened by stand
ing) should be used for varnishing
GK<>. I’. TOPPING,
ATTORNEY aun COUNSELOR AT I AV
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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Oregon.
Otto Melcher.
I Lis just arrived from the East to
n ke Bandon his home.
He is prepared to do painting and
paper hanging in a" up-to-date
tn le and at reasonable prices
Your patronage solici,“>t
Leave
<n 'ers (tt Lint’s Studio
STOMACH TROUBLE
Many remarkable cures of stomach
troubles have been effected by (Jliam
berlain’e Stomach and Liver Tablets.
(Jne man who spent over two tlions
and dollars for medicine and treat
meat was cured by a few bhoes of
these Tablets. Price, 25 cents- Sam­
ples free at Lowe’s drug store.
Fire IiisvirEtiTOQ.
Bendon,
Dr. H. Ki. Bro-wri,
Resident Dentist.
Laird Building, over Vienna Cafe.
Appointment« by request
hour.
Office Hour«:
at
any
reasonable
8 to 12 M.. I Io 5 P. M.
RANDOM,
Phone,
Try a bottle of Stewart’s Bourbon
Whiskey and you will be satisfied.
Sold by Jamison and Brown.
OREGON
Mnra I toll
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Weather and Grop Report
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JAMISON
JACK
Choicest of Wines, Liquos and
Cigars.
They Handle The Famous
Weinhard’s
Beers.
In The New Green Building
The Weinhard’s Brewery Deput
0 H. BRAMLEY, Manager
WHOLESALE LIQUORS, N«pa Soda, W.
A Games <k C .’s Whiskies, White Rock,
Standard Malt and Cream of Malt, and other
Standard Brands of Brandies, Whiskies, Oiu.
Wines, etc.
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In the old Paner Building
NOTICE FOR I’l'BLICATION
Department of the Int -rior.
Land Office at Roseburg, Or.
April 18, 19(18,
Notice is hereby given that Charles A.
Swift of Bandon, Oreg n, ban filed notice
of his intention to mnko final
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five years
proof in support of hie olaim, viz: Home
stead Entry No. [1324 made February 24,
1902, for the W 1 2 NE I t. NW I I SE 1 I.
SE 1 4, NW 1-4, Section 27. township 29
South. Range 14 West, XV M..and that said
proof be made before G T Trendgold, U.
S. Commissioner, at bin office, in Bandon,
Oregon, on Monday, July 13, 1908.
He nameH the following witnesses to
prove his continu us residence iipou and
cultivation of the laud, viz:
Fred l’erkins, of Bandon, Oregon.
Kenneth Ferkins, of Bandon, Oregon.
Robert Walker, Jr. of Bandon, Oregon.
Ralph Holman, of Bandon, Oregon.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
First Publication May 28.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Roseburg. Or.
April I8th, 1:« is.
Notice is hereby ¡veil that Stephen S.
Little of Bandon. Oregon, I.as tiled notice
of his intention to make final five years
proof in support of Ins claim, viz: Home­
stead Entry No. 12543 made March 27,
1903, for Lot 4, Section 4 , Lot I <t SE I 4
NE
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iSection
5,
Township 29
South,
Range
14 AVist
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A- Sr. 1-4 SE 1-4, Section 32, Township 28
South, Range 14 West, W. M., and that said
proof will be made before G T. I readgold,
U 8. I’omniissioner, at bi* office in Bandon.
Oregon, on Monday. July 13, 1908
He names the following witnesses to
pr .vehis continuous residence upon, mid
cultivation of, the land viz:
A. E. Hadsall, of Bandon, Oregon.
J. 8. Tilton, r andon, Oregon.
Ed Stevens, of Bandon. Oregon.
B. Horst, of Bandon. Oregon.
BENJAMIN I. EDDY.
Ri gister.
First Publication May l'S.
NOI ICE FOE Pl BLIOATION
Department or the Interior.
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Or.
April I^tli O h
Notice IM iirrrbv fjiv» 11 »h'lt I. UM k
mns'ii' of B'ihdon. < tr^voi). p,- K Hind noii<-
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i roof hi support <>t hw clMfni, viz. Hom»
stead Entry N . I H?l ninth* ini' -j.t, f • ;
for Lots I,?.;», A I. .Section i’C loan Inp?’,»
: South, IL oh . i U West, W. M. and th u
1 wait!•proff will !»♦• ninde bet«»rnG I I re td
'sold, IT. S. <'ommisiioner, at bi** uffici». in
Itandoli, Oit ip ii , <) ii VS< din ■ -d iv, Inly
Lund Office h !
BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
Family Washing a Specialty.
First Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Speriai
attention given to fine woolen goode.
Cleaning and pressing Men's suits and Ladies’ tine skirts given
prompt attrition.
F. A- BATES, Proprietor
IT CAN’T BE BEAT
The bent of all teachers is ex i ieri
ence. C. M. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: “I lind Elec
trie Bitters does all that is claimed
tor it.
For Stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles it can’t be beat I
have tried it and find it a most ex­
cellent medicine.'1 Mr. Harden is
right; its the best of all medicines
also for weakness, lame back, and all
run down conditions. Best too for
chills and malaria. Sold under guar­
antee at Lowe’s drug store.
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H p naiDPH t It h fn!lowin<? uiti e fl Io
I pr. •ve Ins coiitinitonN ' r shh • upon. li! <1
| cnltivation of the latid.v'z:
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J^intt 6dam>, of F. d »r (Irpp'ii
1». »1. footer, «»I Bai.dmi, <)u*|;on.
4. fl. Lnbe, of Ifandoii,
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Ri winter.
the 23il day of »lull«’, I’.»
(>. T. I KEAi’GOLD.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BUILDERS,
I Pioneer Second
Hand Store
Household Goods
Bought and
Sold.
Located on Atwater Street in the
building formerly occupied bÿ T'r.
Kime for an office
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All kinds of Repair Work done
promptly and in a workmanlike
man-ner.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
L- h -. i I ion oh plank road otiti-fouMh mile
from the Siuamer Landin«».
BANDON
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BOYLE’S
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S to tx* i-:
(’tin ies a full ’ine of
I! utch.es, Clocks, rleirelrij, ('nt
Gloss, Pocket CoHern. Etc.
Everything is Fully Guaranteed
Fine Repairing Specialty.
ATTENTION!
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WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING LOCAL
ORDERS FOR
LUMBER
Ol
Al l. KINDS ON
I HF. SHORTEST NOTICE
Orders delivered if desired.
(or »ala. Not particular about location.
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'*? hear from owner only who
will »eq direct to buyer. Give price,
description and state when possession
can be had. Addreaa.
L DAUTSHIKE, Bea NM
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The Arcade Saloon,
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Tl IE BEST I’ll IS EVER SOU).*
Nature has provided tl e utotuaeli
"After doctoring 15 yvius f >r
with certain natural Hahin known ii) chrome in ligi»-tit'll and tp* nHiu^
the digestive juieea, an.I it n through e>v«.| 2tMJ dollaie, nothing litis deue ino
these juices tn nt the food we eat is ns uiucb good :ib Dr. King’s N. v
Hcled upon in huc I i a way as to pro­ Lift' Pills. I consider klli'in the be t
duce the vieil, red blood I hat II owh pills iver eoli I :’’ wrii'M H. F. Ay-w'tie,
tbrougl\tbe veins of our body a id of Inglesi.le, N. C. Sold under gu«r-
thereby makes ns strong,
g, healthy and . aid. .• .f I vWs drug store. 25c. •
robust ami it is the weakeuiug of
thi*e digeMitte jili.’i that «l--.tr. Js
health. It is our own fault if we de­
stroy our own beidtli, m d yet ii is so
easy for soute tie to put the st.'inaeh
out of order. When you need to
take something you Know is reliable
something like Kodul for dyspepsia
and indigestion.
Kodol is pleasHUt
to take, itis reliable and it is guar­
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anteed to give r< It. f.
It is sold by
Bandon Drug Co.
A dispatch from Washington says
’“Trouble is brewing in the Oregon
congressional delegation, and as
usual, patronage is at Uie bottom of
it.’’
There has been too much
trouble in the Oregon delegation
over patronage in the past.
There
lias been so much of it that there
should be no “trouble” in the
future.
United States senators and mem- .
b< rs of congress, sent to Wash
ington to do things for state and
nation, cut a sorry spectacle when
they engage in scrambles in the par-
celling out of offices.
The end and
I HE CIIKT'i I « Ol R t III'
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aim of the men sent to Washington , STATE
<»F OREGON, IN A\l> I'll:
COOS
COUNTY.
is not, or should not be, the con
Plaintiff.
ferring of plums on satellites at J. W. Feller.
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to
home. Offices do not exist with the! (’arrie V illiani* »mil <2'i
Currie K. VVilliuius, I K<-
idea uppermost that they are to be defuhdautri
bestowed as a reward for personal
SIMMONS.
service rendered. They are created
i’»» Currie Williams aud (’arrie E. Wil­
liams, defendants:
for the purpose primarily of serving
IN THE NAME OF HlE ST A I I Ol
and conserving public order and
OllEGON
protecting and benefitting the peo­ You and each of Vou are lierehv required
to appear in the above eiifith<l (Joint and
ple, and that conception, and no Cauwe, and answer the (\>ni|thiint filed
against you therein bv the Plaintiff, on oi-
other should be the test of selection. l>4 for<‘ tiie lawt day of the time prescribed
for the publication of this HunnnoiiN which
With capacity, htess and integ­ day
in six conaecujtive w< t ks from t he dak*
rity as the test, men big enough to of the first, publication lo i'i-of; the date of
the liist publication is the ?.*♦ h of him»,
hold positions as congressmen and I‘.MS and the last publication xai II l»<> oi th«*
tith of .‘ uyiHt, I’Nis, And yon an* n«»nti'd
senators, should be able to select . that
if you fail to uo appeur or answer said
incumbents for appointive offices ! (’•»mplamt. Elainti:! ill apply to the < -urr
for the relief prayed for hi his aid < m
without “trouble,” and without plaint-, to wit: For a decree wheueby De
fundants’ a verse claim- to hose cui'-iin
bringing shame upon
the stale. parcels of land described as Lots «i^ht,
nine and twelve in Block foinl.uuii and Lots
The ideals of the < )regon people one.
four, five, ei?ld, nine Jiitd twelve in
are high, and they want decent and Block fifteen. Woodland \dditioii to the
Towu of I -in«ion. ('<»os (’•mnty, O h ^ oii
orderly procedure in these matters, platted ami of record in the office of tiiu
(’h rk of said Count v. shall be de­
and The Journal is prone to be­ County
termined and forever foreclosed and Plain­
tiff declaied ami adjudged to be the abso
lieve that the members of the pre­ lute
owner of the saixl real propert y, and
sent Oregon delegation are high- the defendants and each of them excluded
from any and all rioiit. interest or lien in or
minded enough to be guided by­ to the Haid duHCiihud property or an\ part
thereof, i his summons is served upon you
similar ideals and improve the ser­ by publication thereof hi the Bandon
neral
vice at Washington to 1>e rendered JtFeoKhEKy a weekly newspaper of
circulation, published in the Town of Ban­
to Oregon and her people in this don in Coos (’onnt , (>rej»on, pursuant to
the order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton Judpe <>t
connection.—Journal.
the within named Court, mad«1 ami dat< d
INKIIIMVIIOS
BKGAKG1NG
Farm or Business
BROWN
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Prices to meet competition.
Lyons & Johnson Lumber Co
DKOSl »ER. ( >RI«;< >.\
The New Meat Market on At
water Street keeps nothing but
the best in Meats, Produce and
Vegetables. A big stock of well
chilled meats. New, clean, well
ventilated rooms free of odors.
SMITH BROTHERS
The New Lowe & Laird Building
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C. T Bi.t MENROTHEK, Notary I’tiblic.
Bandon Real Estate & Loan Co
All Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Seciiiity. All U. S.
Lund Matters a Specialty and Promptly Attended
to. Pension and lusoranee Agency. Bond
Brokers.
I rariH-Atlantic Steam-
Hbi[> and Railroad Ticket
Agency.
Office
Iti.oiliN 2 and 3.{I p Stair«.
.\ew lien li«»lin Building,
Oregon
Ba.LT.ClO 11
A Faithful Friend
‘ I bave nserl ('baniln i I <in*- (’ lic.
Chiib r:. nnd I :»ilh‘ I R ls’ •: • l.V sinco
itwil-ti-v Itili ‘ due« li to lite pillili'
in 1872. libi Ir.tvi. invìi f iti I line
inniline*, ulnare a cui« wsH not
speedily efiei iwil bv ita n» oA I i avo
Iweii a <•< iiituf icìh I trivelli for . igh-
toell xeni-» nnd I.I'Vt r -turi < t ti Trip
A il I h >nt tlti«, my fmtlifid ir i nd.‘
anys 11 N. Niehnla . • f < > * in i Ind
Ter.
When n mtm lia* it-ed : rem­
edy for tbitfy five \(W1’ m I <»!.ii< v* its
vajne«n<l is eonq etent to I l«k • 4'
l'or «ain by L’.
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HE Wrrr/rn
ZW4 w » medium liuhi
ina nflr, a wrll pror-atioa-d, fm-ly bal.nrrd a
adunuar, ar.l mfortl ri \\rffiarfìn «oliti Inp.
ing romtrur*.».
ktiquick and ea>y ni opantem. a. furale apio
300 yard« and a wry pl-.ianl gun lo cairy and lo ihont.
F-ev'll-d ■ foca and lalìmnf country wbere thè «hortin» al
wrwlrhu, In, lodi.n. f. t . roon«, Gwlut. rtc . a «t rane*, from
Ino lo 200 yard . t)> 25-20 a»d .32-20 ri8o with ih» Ua.k and
|ow-i>rr«»tirr «n»' l ' !* *« I "4x cunnol I*1 rquall«!, f<-r «ccuracy Ma
saG-ty. 1 Iw f «• • ry ami miti- n (or thè Mod» I
nfiet^is cheap,
and can he reloadrd at very vnall coat.
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4nr»n »'<••• 1« » ho
»•ViTJ <1.1 v lll^^li* y<’-'tr» I
:1|Ì’|S ] A J'IU9’H of live Muti
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Hai’
ati<! * 'mto lo IrYiow evory-
thinu »»lx»tit it I nula i- r jHtarnp« pontagu.
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W<nnu> Si .
Sne f/a^rtt. Conti.
A