Hon. J.£D. Matloek, caadij- I
interesting study iu county commis I Sheriff Fred Fu-kbeerus to lie tueet-
I «lulged iu orgies during a 40-dayil’ r idling for governor the Oregonian
i*ug with such universal eudorseuient state treasurer, has aluay, |^* '*
sioners' salaries. During the 19U2-4
bolduprof the legidature, that were Em that same story fro® Washington,
term Edwards received J1SIL5T «nd and hearty encouragement in bi* can- is uow a consistent
not elltirley compatible with th» ^rrnish wa» defeated, but the Repub
va»s for re-election that it is about in nicipal ownership. While thi* ¿J*
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER.
Hill 6795.90; during the 1904-6 Ed
liean party of the nation m.i>iuge<l t
regulations of g"«,«j society and t
order for a motion to make it uiiani- (direct bearing upon the office,,. * I
ward» drew »1461.00 and Price ?1U«7.-
GUARD PRINTING CO., INC.
ethics of approved morality.
* L.rvive the »hock and carry th«- next
Publishers
05.
This showing indicates that Mr. mous. This state of affairs leads to treasurer, it may be taken *»
The piincipal ;>oint to be consid pww-idential election.
the reflection that tne people of any dex of the political creed tc*kJ
putili-h--I every Friday, Eugene, Ore. ered is »hither Mr. Bourne's election
'lvee years ago, w hen Binger H«r- Edwards is learning by experience ' community may be trusted implicitly Mr. Matlock suliscribes, han|
to increase bis perquisite, and
will not mark a return to the disqni- mans Las a candidate for congri-»» at how
to dtacriminate between g-ood official ways been one of the t lmL
H
Hnbscription price. »1.50 per year
Mr. Price is more alive to his
that
i
eting
times
of
race
aud
religions
Oregoni
ti e i 4 ial election tl
if paid in advance.
his predecessor, service and recreancy te public duty, not a corporation ’.man aml^—
Enter«-1 at the Eugene, Oregon, preji «lice. It is now an accepted fact work' I xl. H»t*g[eJ^l. nR by printi: ► own interests than
Mr. Fl «k has served bis constituents to the monopolistic t< ii leuciZi
I
a
novice as coni
j tliat good citizenship should be the that infamous ~snkpsbot show’i g Mr. Hill, although
postoti! as second-class matter.
faithfully and in turn they show their times.
He furthertm - beliefH
experienced eol-
1 measure of a man, not the religious President Roosevelt oti^he rear Ji; ' pared with his more
confidence in him by decreeing that Hat salaries for all ,-tate .ffli^ I
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’
NE
I
The
detailed fig
FRIDAY
creed to which be subscribes or the form of bis special train with Jii» aim league, Edwards,
he »hall retain a position of trust and'«10«» r*0* desire to handle f^
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0 Ft 1 1 IS I »J 1 •* E I kZX t 114 X, ■».
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accident ot bis nativity, which no i around the oily Binger. The vtitt-!» ores tend to »how, howevjr, that Mr
responsibility* J It is this erasing of funds in the interest of »oiue
man can control.
In this country ' bit that time and elected Hermann, Price is improving under the tutel
bank ar has been th-
¡1
Tb* gritwth <>f sentiment in favor of , there should be no class or race dis although they knew that Roosevelt age of the thrifty Edwards, inasmuch party lines upon occasion that is the
Time are some of
^1
past.
aiunicipal ownership of public utili tinction, no Jew or Gentile, no Cath had just kicked him out of the geu- as he has been paying himself more strength of popular government, when
why Mr. Matl;.vk gh0QJl
reasons
salary monthly of late than when he citizenship is placed above partisan
ties is growing in every part of the olic or Protestant, so far as affairs of ! eral land office for unlawful acts.
ceive a routing vote in lue ^"aitj, I
country.
In bis recent speech at government are concerned, aud this ( Two years ago the «lodge worked was first inducted/ into office. Tlie prejudice aud .»orth is recognized at
true value. The same spirit that I where be bua lived so long aad a],
gtaytou. On-gon, Governor Chamber view is so just and so generally ac again and Binger Hermann and J. N. problem the taxpayers have to figure its
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HO high among hi»
lain came out squarely aud plainly ci-pted at this time that it would Williamson were re-elected to cou- out is an interesting one—what will in a larger sense caused two million stood
izens.
on this issue, using th«« following Ian- I seem a mistake to elect to office a , gres* because Roosevelt wanted them be Mr. Edwards’ salary at the end of lifelong Democrats to cast their bal-
another four years’ term, if reflect ots for President Roosevelt crops out [
guage:
man possessed of the narrow religious i — an«l in a few months both were in-
I
ed,
at the present rate of increase? iu state, county aud municipal el -c j Candidate Withycnnibe'g *-^1
has
gone
on
“Franchise grabbing
bigotry exhibited by Mr. Bourne on dieted for criminal practices by the
They might also inquire where the tions all over the nation, and »he John took out naturalization p.^1
for such a length of time that the
tiie occasion referred to.
officials
of
the
Republican
national
accustomed
to
people li o e tiecome
law justifies any such salaries as those growing independence of the voter is iu February, 1S% i . and znuther ^1
administration.
having valuuble rights frittered away
received by the commissioners, but the most cheering tendency of the er, Thomas, in June, low. Tbe^l
without just—and in most Instances
| With this record before them the
didate for governor, however, row I
that would probably be an imp erti- times. Sheriff Fisk is a Democrat
Portland Dally Journal.
without any—compensation
being
voters of Oregou are not likely this
nent question for people, who hare in politics for reasons suftieieut to right along, thoagh a subject of tb
James Withcyombe, candidate for
paid, but the time has arrived when a
year to i>e Caught with the same ol«i
queen of Great Britain, till the spri^I
halt 1111» to t.e called upon legislating governor, has never been assailed by
nothing to do but pay the bills,to ask himself, conscience being a man's
sway tlie right» ot tiie pe«iple without the Journal, either directly or indi bait. They have voted for “any old of officials who bare nothing to do
truest guide in *nch matters, but of lWffl, when hawing a polity M
tiling’'■ just to please Eastern Repub
• full, adequate and complete consid
in his bonnet—he dtesired togototbl
but to spend tlie money.
rectly, on account of the fact that he
above all party considerations he ft a
eration beiug | aid. 1 strenuously op
licaus, as reported by tt'i Orego-
legislature
—he got naturalized tai
faithful official and as such is loyally
pose the granting£of any fierpetual is not a native born citizen of the ( man, aud “tire the first gun" for the
Now
he
says
he did not know ¡t w-j
franchise, and if limited franchises United States.
M. supported by hundreds of Republi uecessaiy—thought his fathet’»
old party until the state’s political
The candidacy of Hon. R.
I
sre give I at all it ought to lie done
Thi re has never been a hint nor a
cans. who realize (that after all par
with sti ¡«1 -.limitations am) tor short sugg< stion that he is less worthy to corruption has become a byword ami Veatcb for state senator is living re
ing out papers sufficed fur him, amj.I
a reproach throughout ttie nation; ceived with favor in every part of ties are organized and maintained nor.
period» only, un«l so that absolute
It looks strange that with b*|
be
goverahor
of
Oregon
because
his
control an«l supervision may be re
and they intend to vote hereafter ae- the county. During the twelve years only that good and sufficient govern
That is brothers taking out papers hesbonh]
tained b, the people themselves, Hnd birthplace was in England and not in Icording to the dictates of an untram- that he represented the people in the ment may be secured.
whatever franchises are granted ought the United States.
the
Rooseveltian
idea
and
it
is
grow n >t have realzied the ueuessity of d»|
’ meled judgment. Charlie Fulton, the legislature he stood for economy iu
wiiat
they
are
actually
to tie taxe-1 at
in« so himself. Under these adnittdl
The sole criticism made by the
expenditures and for the interests of ing in popularity among all classes of
worth, so tliat the beneficiaries may Journal—and it is a just criticism—is practical politician, will have enough
facts not a few will entertain the I*. I
be comf>"Bc<l to contribute a just that for seventeen years after com to do to keep his own record clean the public against all corporation good citizens.
lief tliat Mr. W ithycoiub« »a* can. I
proportl jii ut tlie burden ot govern-
without essaying to crack the party measures. The voters rememlier this
Hon. J. D. Matlock is assured of a ‘PS8 aboat t,1P «““ter fhr thoatta]
ing to Oregou James Withycombe re
uient.
I
lasb about the shoulders of men record and it is doing much to rally
splendid majority in Lane county be- teeu Jears ibeIore
. renounced m |
“BUT BETTER THAN ALI. THIS mained an alien, ami not until he be
whose love for Oregon, her welfare to Mr. Veatch's support a large class
is oneof us-the only local
a‘ the
of thirty-four, id
IS THE PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND came ambitious to hold public offlee
CONTROL OF PUBLIC UTILITIES did he forswear allegiance to Great ami honor, will be uppermost in their of in*-pendent voters who realize cause he ou either state ticket. hp Was juHt B8 wiUin« fo reniM.
that a good, strong man is needed in candidate
SO THAT 1HE STATE AND SEV Britain and become an American cit minds on election day.
subject of Great Britain as to l*«>ii»|
ERAL
MUNICIPALITIES
M a T
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the upper branch of the legislature Moreover, tile record of the life he
au American citizen.
UTILIZE THEM, NOT .FOR PROF izen. This is the charge against him,
from Lane county. Tins movement has lived is an open book wherein all
not
tliat
he
is
ot
foreign
birth.
IT, BUI’ AT THE LOWEST RATES
On July 19, *, 19u5, the board of re-j is strengthened by the fact that there men may read a story of honest, ear
COMPAl’ Bl.E WITH THE PUBLIC
Mr. Withycombe seeks to excuse his
gents
of the State Agricultural Col is no political significance in the nest endeavor, of manly effort and
GOOD ”
extraordinary delay in becoming nat
Lane county interests eannitfiil
I
lege
had
before then the following choice of legislators this year, since achievement, and these are the essen to be well looked alter the <Mnm<|
it is true tliat there are some people uralized by saying that lie supposed
the candidates of both parties have tial elements of a well-directed life.
wlio bol l (lie old fashioned idea that it unnecessary. imagining tliat he had resolutions:
session of the legislature, jii'gi^l
signed statement 1, pledging them Mr. Matlock has passed through these from the character of tlie candilala]
Whereas,
It
is
a
self
evident
fact
“the earth ami the fullness thereof" become a citizen because his father
that tlie interests of the State Avi- selves to vote for the people's choice successive stages tliat are common of the ..everal parties. Aiuongtial
belong to private corporations, and had declared his inteutiou of so do
cultural College and the Ui^t»») St^- * for United States senator, l'liis be to most self-made Americans—he has number J. J. Walton, for repr«»«it-|
among the- ■ may be mentioned James ing. Any man witli the most rudi experiment station are and niiis^l
ing the stiuation it is up to the voters been a laborer, farmer and business , ative. for a number of reasotis
Witliyc uiibe, Republican candidate mentary knowledge of the laws relat ways be paramount to the interests’of
I
to choose the best men for legislators, man and at all times he has kept his well to the fore.
for governor, who said iu ills keynote ing to citlseusblp would have known any individual; and
Ju« Ige-Waiton lias seen eonsiili-niM
those
most
thoroughly
equipped
for
own self respect and secured as well ' service in public matters in tai
Whereas, it is a matter of public
speech, on opening his campaign at that the father’s mere declaration of
law making, and measured by this the confidence of those with whom he county, thereby being more than»1
notoriety
that
Junies
Withycombe.
di
Corvallis:
an intention which might never lie
rector of tlie station* and professor standard Hon. R, M. Veatch will cer has come into contact. No man has milly well fltte«l to legislate fortb|
•JPUBL1C UTILITIES,
I
BE carried to consummation could not of agriculture iu the college, several
beet interests of tl.e p« ople. He Ml
LIEVE,
ARE BEST ADMINIS by any possibility make a citizen of months since did announce himsUf hs tainly receive a very decided prefer ever been nominated for the responsi
county judge eight years, was an»l
ence
among
the
rank
aud
file
of
all
ble postioin of »late treasurer who ie
TERED BY PRIVATE INTERESTS
a candidate tor an important politi
the son.
portant factor in the securing ulttel
RATHER THAN BY PUBLIC |SER-
parties.
better fitted to fill the offlee ; he de state university, of w hich be ml
cal
office
anil
has
continually
and
sy*-
Other
members
of
the
Withycombe
VANl’S. FOR IN THE LATTER
temiitically worked to advance bis
sire«* no graft, no perquisites outside regent many years, then secretaif»|
CASE
SELF INTEREST, THE family realized thia fact years la-fore political interests to the neglect and
of tiie constitutional -.alary and will the board of regents till rn'etitlj,|
George
W.
Perkins,
former
vice
GREATER’ OF 1NCENTVES, IS it seemed tn have dawned upon great detriment of tile college farm,
LACKING AND THRIFTLESS AND James. • His two brotlieis lax’ame the classes in agriculture and investi president of tlie New York Life In- see that all interest earned by the when the growth ot the uii’rewM
UNBUSINESSLIKE
M ETHO l»S naturalized respectively five and eight gations of tn« ex|ieriment station ; surance Company, according to a de publie funds will go into the treas- demanded tliat au office somejrtat (fl
the character of a business mauM
WILL S RELY SOONER OR LA
cision of the appellate division of the ury, where of right it belongs, tn should be established, into which thl
years before be filially saw the neces and
TER P.l 1VAIL.
Whereas, Such action and neglect supreme court of New York, commit hi* platform Mr. Matlock makes this secretaryship was merged. In tai
“I believe tbit the people should sity of forswearing allegiance to the upon tiie part of James Withycombe
reserii c introl over idl public utiltiy British flag and eiiiolling himself un is entirely incompatible with ttie du ted no clime when lie contributed pledge and every Laue county voter city aud school district be btetail
»48,702.50 to the presidential earn knows that his word is as good as the positions as councilman an.! «iuec«
franchise» to the extent necessary to der the Stars and Stripes.
ties pertaining to bis position in the
tor considerable periods. The Indi
It looks like iiest bond evei written.
insure tb«' greatest efficiency of the
* "
» •« —t is subversive of paign fund in 1904.
Fur seventeen years James Withy college
ami ’ station,
school was built under his
public -it vice at tlie least expense,
this
decision
makes
looting
--f
trust
com*»- WHS a revident of Oregon witli- the educational inti r« sts and welfare
rate.
I
»abject only to tlie right of capital to
of tlie institution, lienee a violation funds for future political campaigns
The Junet.on City Times says the
Then Judge Walton is a consi«l*a
lie justly compensated for its invest out la-coming a clizeu. For tliirt <*n of the moral obligations due the
veiy easy. A man lias a right to GUARD isn't very independent polit able taxpayer, has a p -r-onal int’H®
ment. 1 must nut lie taken, however, years of tins time he exercised the board of regents and the state of Ore
gire
from ills own wealth for pur ically.^, Well, perhaps not this year— in low taxation, would vote for «’•w
to have a lack of regard for vested priv'legos of citizenship, although lie gon; therefore be it
poses outside of bis business, but it
1 omy in state affairs, Hi- ««wtis » l-nj
interests; our laws should and wisely | MCI
it’s bard to he neutral when two KV&T.I
Resolved, That srfid James Withy-
liaJ
no «X.
legal
do 0VS.
so. *M
In *WV
1888
XJ III*
J*«»* » right
‘Pv»»* to
*****
Li—J in Eugene ai d tbe'r^^
the ratal®
is
hart!
to
see
where
be
obtains
the
du pi- led capital in its Investment. "
.......
J
the
alternat
ire
strong men like Chamberlain aud - aenage
property
i>h<*re -:-2
bis beat*
I lie tiecame ambitious to go to tlie leg- eomlie is hereby gtveu
|
■
•
....
located Gil tile east - d« - ' .J-
tli-'jincj
This talk of Witliycoii la« smacks islature and then tor itie Hist time he of either withdrawing hie candidacy legal or moral right to lavishly con Gearin heading one ticket against recS
race “"tatw^'"'Eigidh ’ at..F N.uij
too much nt the times gone by when took the trouttie to look up the law tor a political otfice or resigning the tribute from other people's money, of Bourne and Witbycombe ou tlie other street*. Keeping up his Imn.e pr«'P*
postiion lie now Holds in tlie college which he may liapp>en to be in con
.. i .i .
,....
.
tv ami growing a good garden br|ff|
it wa* III« vogue to eulogize the “cap and fouud that tie was not a citizen.
side.
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Beyond
that the GUARD
has lll)t ollly the sat i»fact mn that «■>»»
| and station; and lie it further
trol. for such purposes. If Mr. Per.
tains of industry," many of whom are
Resolved. Tliat it the said James
little interest in the state candidates ( from outdo, r labor, but u rnsir»
A naturalized ctiizen, under our
J
now under indictment by the Roose brmel and littéral system of govern- Withyconilie has not acted as herein kins had a right to give 650,000, why —except tliat it believes J. D. Mat- I aud ta-st of all, good health.
i Lane
laHiiw county jutere*i*
interests would
nuuj««-n
relt administiation, it not actually in mefit. baa the same right to seek indicated within a |>eriod of ten days not 6.**0,(it»>? Such a decision makes luck, the only candidate from I^ana looked after by Judge W h II^ d in 7
from aud after the date hereof, his it imperative to pass laws strictly de
(MVP
II of
- • •
- -■
event
election.
Bis
»>
prison, for violation of the laws. Th*» state
tor
“ is his
offlee as one who is native portion shall become vacant at that
ÌC77
his
recommendation
. ..*
....... -.,1
Si,., ■* I fu saw* rxf
oo acute regard for tlie welfare of born, But an alien who cornea to our ' time without further action of this fining the responsibility of holders of home. Aud after all our readers will future.
trust funds.
capital is su-pioloua, to »ay th-- k : *’ ; land and a ho remains for seventeen board.
find
the
GUARD
independent,
—
capital is able to take care of itself years in gross ignorance of tlie Ians
Note the date, aliout the middle of
enough, politically and otherwise,
__ ..___ _____
,fi,
I Hon. J. D, Matlock has placed him
generally and it is the public inter of citizenship, becoming naturalized 118*5, when
there were no politics stir
wtg-ii occasion arises, but don’t make
>
eats tliat officials take a solemn oath only when lie wants to break into ring except iu the Withycombe brain. self on record as of the men to so ear-
tlie
mistake that being independent
L uest and consistent advocates of mu-
to safeguard
This divergence of public office, may well be reagrdi-d Four of the eleveu regeuts voted fur
, nicipal ownership in this city. He means to be neutral and cowardly
U. S. SENATOR.
views narks a wide difference of with doubt.
the resolution, two Rpeublicaus and
upon subjects where public opinion is ' John M. Gearin.
has
been
plain
and
outspoken
or
this
cpiiiiou Is-twi-eu Georgi t'liambi-rlaiii,
CONGRESSMAN-
two Democrats— W. P. Ready, of
divided.
abject as ou all others that concern
Chas. V. Galloway.
a plain man of the p<-ople, and James
Pvirtlaml and J. I). Daly, secre
GOVERNOR.
the public welfare—he is not truimmer
Witheyohiwe, who stands for the”ves
Geo. E. Chamberlain.
tary of the board, who from his posi-
This
T.
T.
Geer,
whose
spieecbes
are
¡or a dodger, keeping his eyes glued
SECRETARY O1 STATE
The Oregonian is at its oM tricks
tisi right <” ot private monopuliM,
' ib * «»<*rx-
«
«it
miuv it 11 » A sa* Asa k 1.
. •
lion iu
must
have known
of Withy
II, nnin being printed in so many party or
P. H. Sroat.
• .on the weaUiorrane of __
niiblic
again. Yesterday it cams out with oinbe'« neglect of college dutioa» Re-
STATE TREASURER
. _ * . ..
P
I
i ion.but rather a man of firm opinions, gans of the state, is apparently the
the customary bieunial dispatch from
_
J. D. Matlock.
publican*, and Janie* K. Weather- .
SUPREME JUDGE.
M
.»________ ’ P°—-in«
“ “Ot-bto degree the same man who is alleged to have sold
The nomination of this man Jon WasblngtAl stating that til* eves of »....a .....
T. G. llailt-v
ford and Walter M. Pierce, Democrats,
ATTORNEY GENERAL
courage of bis honest convictions. appointive state offices to Sheritf Hy
athan Bourne for the high office of the nation are upon Oregon aud, in
both th« latter graduate- there, At
R. A. Miller.
Such a man a» J. D. Matlock is need- Plummer, of Polk county and others
Unite 1 State* senator seetiia a hark brief, expects thia state to go Re puli
STATE PRIMER
least one of the regeuts who voted to
ed in tlie office of state treasurer and during his term of office; whose ad
back ot the turbulent days of A. P. liean in order to save the oation and
J. Scott Taylor.
save W itbycuml«e was a candidate for
| we feel confident that the people of ministration was so distasteful to his
A ism. If we remember rightly, and the G. D. P. from eternal damnation.
office himself.
! Lane county think so too.
He own party that a nomination was
we think we do, Mr. Bourne, as a It eveu goes further aud has Sena
| Here is the question which every
STATE SENATOR
pledgee himself to stop the practice of refused him by his state conven- .
Ke| ubljcati member of the legislature tor Charlie Fullton intimate that
R. M. Veatcb.
_,vra
voter must answer for himself: If
REPRESENTATIVES.
tion.
A
pretty
loaning the state funds for private
P iliticiau to talk
from Multnomah county, some years Roosevelt is losiug steep for fear a
| Dr. Withycombe neglected bis college
L. R. Edmunsoti.
gain, and what he promises to do.it is about honest go vernment and criticise
ago.r’-fu-'ed to vote for Sol Hirech for few Republican justice« of the peace
James Hayes.
duties for which he was living paid a
the acts of a governor like Geo. E.
J. J. Walton.
.
United {dates senator, after he had may 1» defeated out here, beeause.the I big salary by the state-several times ■ certain be will do if elected.
COUNTY CLERK
Cbanitierlaiu !
received tne caucus nomination of world would look upon such au oc
J. C. Parker.
the amount paid the working man,
SHERIFF.
Ms party\ The reason he gave for currence as a condemnation of his
Puter
did
some
very
pretty
swind
with less than ten months' work to
Fred Fisk.
_
Au open read to the Blue River
bolting hl A party at tliat time was policies.
COMMISSIONER
the year—is be not Heide to neglect ling, sei I lug timl>er lands that be did
mines is a better platform for Eugene
that be “wjiuid not vote for a Jew.”
Same old gag and the same old Ore
8. M. Douglas.
the duties of governor,if elected, for 'not owa, to wealthy ’Michig»u inves
SURVFA OR
than any political party has yet put
Tliat was st a seesion of the leg'sla- gonian and Char.ie Fulton springing
8. Klovdahl.
| his private iutereeta? Do you want torg. His arrest at San Francisco, out.
CORONER
ture p-miotis to the famous holdup it upon a public that has been hear
though, pruves him not entirely bad.
to take chances on such a man?
R. M Da/.
nC.rf
wberjg
Mr.
Bourne
kept
open
house
ing
it
regularly
every
two
years
for
JUSTICE OF THEPEAÇ* “
Tue earthquake and fire had left bis
T
Don
’
t
vote
straight
—
vote
right!
DISTRICT.
GENE DISTRICT-
at T
H^lem, where populists and free the last quarter of a century'
The figure* taken from the record' wife sick and in distress, and he
Geo. W. Kinsey.
This advice holds good to Democrats
Four years ago when Furnish was and printed in the GUARD show sn'- isked bis liberty to aid her.
rd members are said to bare In
»livei
CONSTABLE EUGENE
R*PuMican9 Mike.
| ~ u’ Bonne"y'
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARO'
Mjmcipal Ownership
Withycombe Csss Fairly Stated
Resolutions to Censure Withycombe
J. J. Waiton tor Representative
I
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
State.
S^me Old Bunko Game
Jonat lan Bourne. Bigot
Count,.
COUN
F
The F
meeting,
public pn
ixed the
petition
■jo the H
of Lt
Gentle,
of Eugen
lion the
this conn
«itb the
of the 1
erty o*1
dated <>i
Willaniet
bridge a
»treet.
very neB
county st
ed on n e
river an
native tr
lent an'l
ground i
tent as a
and uiis
most eari
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