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CORNER GROCERY, 9th st.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR A FFu
DAYS.
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Following is the program of a local
(Daily Guard, Mi ¡1
teachers' institute to ta held at Cot­
Notice i hereby given, that <h«
E. 11. Ingham is in Portiai id on tane Comity Democratic County
tage Grow, April l(a I 11
business.
FRIDAY EVENING HP. M.
Convention tor the purpose of elect-
3 pkgs Giant Mush ................................................................
Morris Schwarzschild is iu Port i it* twelve delegates to the t u ng res-
At Presbyterian church:
2 pkz- Fairbank soap........................................................ "
Monad Convention for the First Con
land ou busitie—.
itecitatlon, Mrs. Powers.
Can Cora ......................................................................
Ladiea'quartette, Misses L •», Bryan
Mrs. W. Kuyk> odali was a past,i'Uger greaeional District of the State of
Oregon. to
held at Albany» Oregon,
south this afternoon.
Atkins and Hart.
on
April
11th.
1903, is hereby called
Lecture, State Superintendent J. H.
H. E. Adkeuy arrived from South
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
to rnee in Eugene, Laue Couuty,
Ackerman.
ern
Oregon
yesterday.
’■
in uae for over 30 years, lias borne the aignatnre of
Oregon, o.1 Thursday, the ‘.'th day of
SATUKDAY
M<)KNIN<
1
—
9;:»».
J.
E.
Bourne,
of
Roseburg,
spent
and has been made under his per­
April, at the hour of teu o'clock a.
Current history, O. C. Brown.
Sunday in Eugene.
sonal supervision since its infancy.
m. of that day.
Siadling. A. F. Becbdolt.
Allow no one to deceive you in thin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kayser are
The primaries to elect delegates to
Sloyd, Miss Smith.
All Counterfeit*, Imitation* an<i “ Ju*t-a*-good” are but
down from Cottage Grove.
- ai 1 couuty convention to be held on
Language, Miss Read.
Expx-riiuents that trifle with and endanger the health of
J. F. Woods, editor of the Spring­ Saturady, April 4th, 19UX
Course of study, State Superintend­
Infanta and Children—Experience against Experiment.
field News, was iu Eugene today.
All citizens who are opposed to ex­
ent J. H. Ackerman.
Prof, and Mrs. Warman left yester­ travagance iu state aud national
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-1:30.
affairs, and are in favor of strict
day afternoon for points south.
Col. Parker aud Quincy methods, H.
Miss Stella Brown this afternoon economy iu federal, state and county
D. Sheldon.
Castoria I* a harmless Dc.bstltute for Castor Oil, Pare­
wont to Woodburn to visit her folks. administration, who are opposed to
An Illustrated Nature study, Miss
goric, Drop* and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
1 rusts, and who desire the enforce­
Mrs. Mary White and daughter.
Smith.
c ntains neither Opium, Morphine nor other NurcotiO
ment of and compliance with the
Miss
Anna,
returned
this
afternon
to
Industrial drawing, Miss Leach.
substance. Its nge is its guarantee, it destroys Worms
iuiative aud rcicri ndurn amendment
The true perspective of history, B. Scott's Mills, Die.
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
to our state constitution, are earn­
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McMahon and estly requested to purl icipate with us
F. Mulkey.
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
family left this afternoon for Kansas, in the primaries, convention aud
County work, Win. M. Miller.
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
• MB CSMBOB ® «■■MOD ®
after
a short visit here.
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
SATURDAY EVENING—8 P. M. '
election.
Oscar E. Hemeuway left today for
The Children’s Panacea— The Mother’s Friend.
The precincts are entitled to the
At M. L>- church.
Lidlesi(Uirtatte, Misses Lea, Bryan, i Spokane where be will visit his sister following number of delegates:—
during the coming spring and sum­
Hart and At I. ins.
GENUINE
ALWAYS
N. Eugene No. 1...7 Pleasatn llill ...3
Recitation, Miss Force.
j mer.
N. Eugene No. 2...6 Fall Creek.... ....3
B ars the Signature of
Simon Klovdabl is down from Lea- S. Eugene No. 1...6 Richardson.. ...5
and we are selling Groceries as cheap as the same articlesa>
Lecture, B. F. Mulkey.
purchased anywhere.
We devote our entire time and sttati.
burg
where
he
has
been
doing
some
2
LECTURERS AND INSTRUCTORS:
S. Eugene No. 2...5 Jasper............
to the one line. Therefore are tatter aide to supply your v?
surveying for the Booth Kelly Com Springfield............. 7 Coyote............ ...4
in this line than those who make groceries a secondary ». k
J. H. Ackerman, Superintendent of 1
pany.
The new firm guarantees satisfaction with every purchase
Fairmount.............. 3 Spencer.......... ...4
Public Instruction.
solicits a continuation of your patronage. Our Motto1 ‘To P|^J:
Miss Helen (¿uiuer returned this Irving...................... 6 McKenzie...... ...1
B. F. Mulkey, President State Nor­
afteruoou to Portland to resume her Goshen....................3 Florence........ ...4
mal School, Ashland.
9
A. F. Becbdolt, City Superintend­ | duties as nurse in the Good Samaritan N. Junction.......... 6 Gleutena........
hospital.
S. Juuction............ 6 Lane................ 9
ent, Eugene.
Creswell.................. 6 Camp Creek... ....4
Mrs.
J.
M.
Shelley
returned
this
O. C. Brown, Principal training De­
afternoon from her trip to Southern Blanton................... 3 4 iate Creek..... ...3
partment, Drain.
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Miss Smith, Critic Teacher, Mon­ ¡Oregon. Mr. Shelley preceded her Zumwalt.................. 4 Middle Fork. 2
TMt CCNTAUR COMM«», VT MUBRAV
N(W YORK CITY.
W. Cottage Grove..7 Walton........... o
mouth.
, yesterday.
Misals-ach, Librarian, State Univer
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson, who E. Cottage Grove..8 Cheshor.......... ...3
•tty.
... .A CAR LOAD ....
( have been guests of their son, Louis, Saginaw.................. 6 Mound............ 2
Miss Reed, Public Schools, Eugenes ■ during the past few days, returned to- Bailev..................... 5 Matal ............ 2
TIMBER LAND CHANCE.
Direct from quarries in New England.
Mohawk.................. 3 Bohemia....... »2
Win. Miler, County Superintend ' day to Creswell.
A FIVE-YEAR-OLD CHESS
2
Two
more cars on the way.
ent,
Eugene.
Willamette
...........
5
Blue
River
......
M rs. W. H. Byrd and Mrs. W. M.
PRODIGY.
A Roseburg dispatch says: "Official
Five
Rivers
............
1
Elmira
............
None
furnish better work.
.Brown returned to Salem this after-
There has risen in Vienna a prodigy notice has taen issued from the Rose
Hazel Dell........... 2 Wallace........... ....4
noon.
They
were
guests
of
Eugene
None in the valile} handle in larger quantities
Hermann .............. 2 Siuslaw ...
...3
of a new sort not musical this time, burg Lind Office that township 31, in
friends since Saturday afternoon.
Hence ou
it prices are right .
our
ranges
9
aud
10,
will
ta
thrown
open
Thurston
........
Ileceta ................... 2
...3
but a live year-old child who seems
('hosier Edwards, who has been re-
Write
for
booklet.
Long Tom.............. 4 Lost Valley... ...4
to have been tarn master of the intri­ for entry Friday, March 27. This
porting for the Reigster during the
2
Mapleton................ 3 Lake Creek..
past month, left today for his Mc­
cate game of chess. He watched his township consists of a large body of
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Wendling............. 1
Kenzie
homestead,
accompanied
by
timber
land
lying
almost
west
of
West
father, the village apothecary, play
E. W. and Rose A. Pollock to H.
Total....................
190
his family.
the game till at four he kuew all the Fork, and is in the extreme southern H. and Annie M. Squibb», lik) acres
EUGENE PRECINCT JUDGES.
Chas White, who has been suffer­
moves anil was allowed to play a game portion of Douglas County, As there I in tp. 1(1 s, r 6 w, SHOO.
Those appointed for the Eugene
,
Herman T. Dow, to Geo. W. Mc­ ing for the past two mouths from a
have
been
many
‘
stjuatters'
on
this
unassisted. The child played and lost,
Queen, half interest iu Trilby mining severe attack of rheumatism, was precincts as judges for the primary
but in such a manner as to show that township there is expected a largo claim in Bohemia district, 975.
down town today for the first time election are as follows:
South Eugene No. 1. —Eli Barger,
his infant brain had already grasped rush at the Land Office Friday morn
James A. and Minnie Ellcge to Geo. since taken sick.
John
Calloway and John Higgins.
ing
for,
as
usual,
the
timber
sharks
W. McQueen, the Blue Stone and
the rudiments of the game. Pay by
Miss Ruth Gabrielson, a prominent
North Eugene No. 1.—J. O. Watts,
Pcrfcct,y h
'S, rure to accomplish DESIRED
Emblem
claims,
Bohemia
district,
#1.
will
be
ready
to
crowd
the
settlers
out,
society
belle
of
Salem,
returned
th
¡4
day he improved, ls>ating not ouly his
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, $1.50 p«r tori
J. R. Sloan to Robert N. Gibsou, afternoon to her home. She came u;> Geo. W. Kinsey aud J. J. Walton.
as
the
land
otflee
officials
register
father aud hie friends but also old
South Eugene No. 2.—B. B. Mc- bAU 7¡01 *,'1’ar',’ r‘
1 :l ■’ ,! IK’’ •((
Tim ireuulno Is pal ap onlyln m ,
lots 1 and 2, blk. 2, Scott's ad. to Eu­ purposely to atteud the K. K. K.
5.7.1 >. .0
ot l ’ • Imtt <•■ till«:
a F '
Kinney, F. M. Wilkins and Tom ^cndadi
veterans of the great game from far only those who can get to the counter gene, •t’OO.
a -» ILLI z IAI m Mr u. CO., bole .Aleuts, Cleveland, Ohio*
A
daueing function Saturday uight.
Brown.
in
a
first-come
first-serv(<d
order.
and near, until the five-year old child
U. S. to Margaret Renfro, 13.76
North Eugene No. 2.—N. T. Wilson,
"The last timo a new township was acres iu tp. 18 s, r 1 w, [latent.
was acknowledged the chess champion
(Daily Guard, March 24.)
J. 1. Philippi and C. M. Kissinger.
J
1.
and
Gertrude
Jones
to
B.
R.
thrown
opeu
the
counters
In
front
of
of the neighborhood. Then he was
J. II. West is down from Pleasan;
Dated at Eugene, Oregon, March
Job, 110x60 feet in Jones' ad. to Cot­
BOTT’S «O-PILLSSS
taken to Vienna to astonish the recog­ the Land Otflee rooms were crowded
Hill.
Oth, 1903.
tage Grove, it00.
with
settlers,
who
slept
there
all
night
nized masters of the game in which
J. I). MATLOCK,
Geo. Hoselton was in from Crow M. 8. WALLIS,
G. H. and S. S. Collier to Addie E.
,
,
- ...----------- ------------ Or an(j
In order to l»e first at the counter, Workman, 100x160 feet in Skinner's today.
Secretary.
Chairman.
he seems to have succeeded.
1
• • I I’E S \VElW”to
and
when
the
doors
were
o|>ened
the
ad.
to
Eugene,
92100.
He Is big for his age, plump and
Al Montgomery aud wife are down
wwnanhoo :. tiding level
of organs and I
known re-n dy for w. non ecuala them. Cannotdo
W. B. and Sadie E. Scott to W. W. from Vida.
rosy, looking just as other healthy rushing crowd broke several panes of
beeoo ■ ;> p. .isure. if 1.00 PER BOX BY Ml
Buoy, 160 acres in tp. 18 s , r 1 w,
N. B. Alley is able to ou the streets
and normal children. There is atao- glass and a number of tights for posi-
d-ngW sts. 1)1!. M9TT S CHEMICAL CO., Cleve
•1200.
these tine days.
Iutely no external indication of hie tions occurred."
Barbara aud Joseph Sternberg to E.
For Sale by Linn Drug Co.
Dr. H. F. Ong, of Wendling, spent
extraordinary
brain development,
J. Dow, lot 4, blk. 11, Washburne A
Allowed March 5.
last night iu Eugene.
which is so often obtained at the ex­
A.\ EXTRAVAGANT LEGIS­ Milliorn’s ad. to Juuction City, 8375. Mias Pearl Roberta returned this Road acct.
T. G. and Martha Hendricks to Al­
13 50
N B Sutherland roadwork......... .« 9 75 Wm Potts land for road
pense of some physical disadvantage.
LA TIRE
ice Salisbury, lots 8 and 9, blk. 8, afternoon from a visit to Portlaud.
1 25
J I Sutherland roadwork........ . . 6 00 Henry Welier roadwork
Mrs. J. Baker, of Junction City, J E Richarc on roadwork...... .. . 6 GO Lafe Hendricks roadwork
Of all reputations the late Oregon Hendrick's amended ad. to Eugene,
was a visitor in Eugene this morning. R Rotartsoi. roadwork................ . 22 75 Jared Scott road chainman
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
legislature did not make one for •300.
work
Robert Radford to W. A. White, 10
Mrs. Henry Long arrived from Silk Ed Whitaker roadwork................ . 3 00
The Oregonian will obtain from the aconomy. Here are the ligures for acres iu tp. 17 s, r 1 o, 9100.
Creek this afternoon and is visiting W B Robertson roadwork........... . 12 75 F A Fox road ehainman work
otflee of the Secretary of State the the last throe sessions by way of com
Scott Lyons roadwork................ . 1 09 J F Safley road axeman work
relatives in this vicinity.
MARRIAGE LICENCE.
list of uames of those persons who pariou :
...Call on...
C B Fowler roadwork................ .
J. W. Erma and M. A. Myers, R.
75 Chas Fox road axeman work
Prof
.1
.
M.
Glen
was
a
passenger
have so little pride lu their state as to For 1899 19GG........................ •1,389,044.25 W. Newland, witness.
F
R
Bull
road
viewer
Arthur
Jones,
nails
for
road
work
this afternoon to Salem on business
try toilefiMtt the I s' w is and Clark Ceti
<< 1901 1902........................ 1,796,000.91
work........................................
John Shults and Carrie M. Tomp­ connected with the Willamette Valley
50 L C Hills road viewer work
tennial; and it will publish the list
< «
kins,
Jacob
F.
Crum,
witness.
Choral Union.
R J Male gravel........................... 5 73 Nick Morehouse road viewer
1909 1901........................ 2,513,717.52
by counties, in this way it will be
work
M J. Smith aud Zella Goode, J. F.
B. L. Bogart arrived yesterday from Horton Bros roadwork................ 17 20 Irvin Barbre
It docs not seem possible Gist the
shown what dead weight Oregon is
Callison witness.
road ehainman
North Dakota, where he has been dur D Henderson roadwork............... 2 13
doomed for the present to carry.— needs of the state should have nearly
work
DECLARATION
S
Brown
roadwork
.......................
Oregonian March 22.
Alex Hasval, a subject of the King of ing the winter attending to business L 1 Condon roadwork............. .. 3 55 R G Callison road chainman
doubled iu four yours and became a
o 13
The robber hits his victim ou the
Norway
and Sweeden , tiles declara­ affairs. He was met in Portland by K 1‘ Condon roadwork..............
work
a half more or thereabout iu two
2 13
his wif« and daughter
head with a club or shoots him In
tion of intention of becoming a U. 8.
Z
S
Smith road marker work
years! it must be sized up as hii ex­ citizen.
Rev. Dr. Smyth left today for A J Biuegar roadwork................ 3 55 Walter ?î"Kay roadwork
case he resists. The Port lami paper
W
W
Darnille
roadwork
...............
3 50
travagant legislature.
Halsey and from there he will go ou
MECHANICS' LIEN.
V roadwork
proposes to take a more cowardly
8 Davidson roadwork................ .. 2 13 C H V i
to
Salem
and
Porllaud
iu
the
interest
John >r/.:.i roadwork
Eugene
Lumber
Co.
tiles
lien
J
Robinson
roadwork
.................
course to attempt to injure its vie
3 90 J 8
of the missionary (jepartmeut of the
Flint roadwork
Johu Nettleton roadwork......
The sheriffs of Oregon and a few against Lulu M. Marquam for lumber Pacific Coast M. E. churches.
10 75 G LI
tims without taking chances of per
furnished.
•ay roadwork
P
IV
Nicolle
roadwork
................
3 00
soiial hurt, it will think some more, other« are invited guests to Portland
Dr. I. I). Driver returned this after­ C H Isu’y roadwork.................
D. A . Ross tiles lieu agaiust Eugene
A W Bond roadwork
1 w
to
a
fuuctiou
set
at
the
early
hour
of
noon
from
Ashland,
where
he
has
been
though, before it publiahee the name*
Lumber Co. for labor performed.
Ira Harrington roadwork........... I 50 F M Wilhelm roadwork
Iti 05
Eugene Lnmtar Co, vs. J. W. c'oudneting a course of lectures on F C Bean roadwork..........
(.C Smith roadwork
of people who want the voters to have 6:90 o'clock next Friday morning, it
15 15
5 00
bible
themes
at
the
M.
E.
church
Garfield Crow roadwork
I red Wells roadwork
For »II dimites; heit.coÜ
the opportunity to say if a half mill is to the hanging of Belding, the lsikin, for lumber furnished.
1 5(1
6
00
there. He had a successful and very Wm
STOCK BRAND
.....................
Warren Crow roadwork
E
"ella
roadwork.
...
murderer
of
his
wife
and
almost
mur
rain,
gases, fumes and ir»“
1
50
iou dollars shall be taken from the
9 00
F. Hugh M. lh-ice tiles stiwk brand of pleasant trip.
D E Stratton roadwork.
T Donaldson roadwork
not affect it.
Comes »
2 25
9
00
wealth of the state that Portland may dcrer of her father. He committed "H P" with letters oouuected, to be
Paul Green, who enlisted in the C W 1’oak roadwork.......
Ed Harris hauling
rei i ready for laying- T»’
18 75
j
the
crime
for
which
he
must
lose
his
7
50
have a holiday. The Oregonian is In
placed ou right hip.
I navy at the same time with Peter G M Bonnett roadwork...
M T Rose roadwork
freight chargea. Intipo-
2 50
1 25 Walters A Son lumber
MINING LOCATION.
. Burr, Orv. Gilstrap, Clarence Foss, et J A Reed roadwork ..........
business. Not a few of the people own life the 11th day of July, l!VX
sive to apply, cheap is ::t
19 55
75
lai,
is
home
ou
a
15
days
’
furlough.
Eugene Lnmtar
I
N. N. Chapman locates Combina­
B F Russell roadwork.............
Co lumber
whose names it might puldish are It a Justice lias not lieen |>arttcularly awift
first place sad -aiti w
12 80
7 50
Paul says he dosen’t mind the few N R Rhodes roadwork.............
The
Booth-Kelly
Lnmtar
tion
Extention
claim
in
Bohemia
in
this
case
years.
Co
(Nitrous.
There
la an evening
6
00
hardships necessary to ta endured. L Schevalier nails for road­
mining district.
lumber
Send for bootetet.
*
21 84
|>aper in Portland, that is not owned
He is looking well.
The Booth Kelly Lnmtar Co
work
FARM LEASE.
The Parante Paint Co-
I 65
by the Oregonian, and It is a pretty
Judge Hamilton makes a very «04*1
lumber
V Bond A Son nails for road­
Jhou Cogswell to E. F. Ream and
good one too.
$ i francisco. W*
John Addison lumber
work
showing in comparison with the work J. Hynes, 214 acres , known as the TO
18 65
i'urtiand, Loa AcC’-'
The
Booth-Kelly
Lnmta
Sherman
Heller,
blacksmith-
of Oregon circuit judges as published Fish Ranch on the McKeuxie river for
and Denver, Colo"*
¡Off
lumber
period
of
tlve
years.
Frank O. t'arpeuter, the newspaper elsew here. The last regular report of
136 02
13 06
< M Collier road surveying
• vilph
roadwork
Wm. Nies to Jacob Strassmaier 2.5
corresponded, writes from Munich the Supreme Court shows he had but
3 00
work
*
acres near Springfield for three years
Readers of the G uard have c R Hastings roadwork
74» 00
5 00
that in tiermany "Beer takes the three cases reversed, other districts
W M Gillespie roadwork
IMWER OF ATTORNEY.
2 60 Altart Knowles road viewing
doubtless
noted th« change Jas
place of water. I venture there are with about the same amouut of work
work
Hays roadwork
Wm. F. Baker of Manistee, Mich.. I > of par nership whereby I. L
6 75
7 90
Joe Morris Jr road viewing
teu glaam-s of l*er swallowed here to showing four aud five reversals. And grauts power of attorney to Frank E.
¡5dph Gillespie roadwork
3 On
[Campbell
dispose
I
of
hi*
in
­
work
•I A Lawrence roadwork
every glass of water, and also that It Is to Judge Hamilton's credit that Ailey of Roseburg, Or.
75 F C Bean read viewing work
terest in the G uard publish­ M F Casteel roadwork
Itiera an< hundreds of men who drink a less numtar of cast's were appealed
75
J A Keed roadwork
ing business.
Allowed March 6th-
<>b the average something like a gal from his decision» than from most of
50
C onstablo acct—
Tn enable us to meet the Vltart Sutton roadwork
50
Ion a day. Men, women and children the other judges.
E T L-tnplem,-! roadwork
con-iderable financial obli­ Chas Kompp roadwork
55 A J Smith constable
drink early aud late, and the total
Florence West: Two crews set to gation involved in the pur­ F W5i'ter roadwork
60 J S Stiles constable
consumption .urpasaea conception.
'I S Stiles constable
work Tuesday morning in front of the chase of his inV‘ e»t, we ar ? J M
!» 90
’gland roadwork
Great Britain can buy our wheat
A J Smith constable
One of our consuls, of an arlthme
upper part of town to drive piles for
32 75
1
»
M
»by
roadwork
calling
on
those
indebted
for
Croner constable
tioal t»ed, recently made an estimate and hop«, but wc may not buy of them a Mwmill and a boom.
w A K.Uy roadwork
Tax rebate acct_
One crew is working for the Flor subscription to the W fkrlv
—I
of the annual beer bill of the nation. though British shi|>s come here tn
V Wai:or mndwork
N J J Holcomb tax rehRte
Ilia figures show that the Hermans tallest, thereby making wheat cargoes euce Lumber Co., who are having G uard one ye r or more tor J Markley roadwork
Crawford, tax rotate
some
piling
driven
for
a
bxern
In
the
amounts
due
Î5
1 Wynn roadwork
swallow enough beer every year to pay for wailing the ships tath ways.
j r',T*’nJent “d
•«•<-
which to store log* for their mill
50
Kindly
give
the
notice
M Osteel roadwork
make s lake six feet deep aud more The tariff for the tauetlt of the talow towu.
50
M
s
w"
n
tax roll 127 44»
________
seat you prompt attention. J<*eph Brooks roadwork
than a mile square, and so much that "astern manufacturer is responsible
T
‘ 1U work
tfx roll
The other crew is empioyvai by O.
50
46 00
'l»c Moiriroa raadwork
««Chers' examination acct—
It will average forty gallons to every for the robbery <>f Parifle Coast pro W Hurd «nd are driving piling for He must meet our obliga­ I lisha Green r.sviwork
50
Ausuet.
P
Karlstrom
assist
-
tion
—
a
considerable
one
of
1
hi*
*•*
mill,
and
for
a
wharf
and
<»2
man. woman aud child In the conn ducer» In this connection it is not
Wm Lively nwlwork
in« »t teachers’ exsmina
boom.
lì
m arly five thousand «lollara. 1 I »an Beck roadwork
try. Much of the taer is Bavarian, to be wondered at that British menu
tion
We
can
do
it
if
our
su'werib-
'
Herbert Blood roadwwk
45 00
which country Is said to make the facturera are not hurrying over them
50 *«n O Martin assisting at
era will meet iheir obliga-' J * Bromi. rework
with
atflrinstive
answer,
beat beer in the world. .Munich aioue waive«
teachers examination
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