Eugene daily guard., July 07, 1908, Image 8

THE EIGEXE feAlLY Gl'AKI). TVBAV. JI LY t, 100
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CITY NEWS
o!d residence will CJ!,:
, borhood of $17"".
In the neigh-
Andrew
ev.-u-
Manin Haagenson and
,V,n an extended .up ""''-''.
u.ii..r,. (11HV Iorm-i,
ELECTRIC RAILR8AD
MAGNATES IN EUGENE
ConstipatiJ
more f srious irout! . r. . 1
lint funcliwna f ti..'i
1 on an ex
. .Vliuuie ....... I,;,.. I,, ,Uc
e,n. 1 b.idiaK a ,-nt . Ilvd. . ';m g by- way of
1 i"a'' lake Cltv IVnver. Minneapolis
. ;-hi.-i-i.' They iH visit a
Urlggs ei-U t f?-t ,,, , nrili.--rii inu.-sota ami
to -fra
j:J4 Knott street,
Kt-v. D. C
meeting at
land. . , .,nd Chicago
Captain Urlggs ei--ra to g-i ' : ihr t t j,,,,. in noriheni '
tons of bay oil the (.Diversity '"- before gvin
I.u.. They be gone all w au. - a,uomoblle They
Mark Wheeler and brother are pre-, -ha,,s Ion., . i are here for the purpose of looking
i fi ni Trill in uivii i .. ... ., . u...,-n hi rfi rnru ur nit i"JU -
parniB iui i. b . shiTirr narrj - -, " c,.rif.H.d trolley line
and Credent lakes.
Bill IUQCUdO) of t.
'ruit-d, 1 ii i ,, u
Hood's bii
Anderson, of Spokane, a , Lf ,n, II
i i ., i iiu v 1 1 ;i in- ir i i . .. i
i ,,ru..nutnt
Vllli-v Company uj V, ,,'
r '' N. i .,,,,,,-e in the 1'aellir i
, cerns oi i""- ,. ,,.h ,,eneral
Northwest, ana " . h
i DoMunv
Por:l,l. MK-ne ?. -, ", ;"; ,,
J. w.
of the
Pi! ..'.'(11
Jri'vcd in Eugene late til
I
THERE are so many different shapes in
straw hats, Soft Felt Hats and Derbies
that you are bound to find your ideal
You can luy hats for less than we ask; you
can buy hats for more than we ask,
But What's the Use?
high
The lower price means poorer hats and the
her price doesn't mean a better hat. Our
IMPERIAL HATS AT
S3. 00
Are Perfection in Style and Making.
S.K. FRIENDLY
594-392 Willamette
The Ladles'
Sheriff Harry
u-i..,.,th Fa s wlta "'""'"il
nun ".. . ,h(.,i sev-1 ,,f mher wop
Auxiliary of the Com-'L- ." " ",twi.h violating I local street railway system.
and
oposed extensions of the
merclal Club will meet on Wednesday
evening of this week.
Excavation for the pavement on
West Tenth street was begun this
morning by the Warren Construction
Company.
The floor of the new depot Is com
pleted and all that now remains to be
finished Is the window and door
woodwork.
eral days ago. charged with violating j u,cal street
the loia option law in u.me .
Kord went there with James Stewart,
of Spr.ngtleld. and had no intention
of Irving to escape Justice. He wa
arraigned in the circuit court an J
will plead tomorrow. In the mean
time he Is at liberty under a band
of Ill'VO.
ANNA GOULD V;
HER FREH
London, .Inly 7 ,
Gould and Hrlnce u
will ho nii.i -a
iuuii.'. Hilhsemit... '
conducted at a rA
F J notaer's bustity horse creat
ed 'considerable excitement in the
southern pirl of the city today by
. .'rnnnini! awav. The animal was
R. J. Moses is here 'm Janent Xh "d to a buggy and sf.nding in
.hipping his household goods there. 1 " rt.sj(lence at the
He is getting along very well will, his J.,.0, West Kleienth and Char
store there. nelton streets, when It became frig.it-
a ih.iKi am. liccan to run.
liveryman, has, e-e f " fje(, out
near West .Seventeenth street. There
was practically no damage to the Vehicle.
Tom Bailey, the
bought Mrs. i'ryor s residence on
Pearl street for $:inuO. Morris &
Warren made the deal.
I). N". ilayden and w"lfe of Harris
burg spent the Fourth In this city.
While here they purchased a beau
tiful piano of Stevens & llulln.
Reuben K. Creer was the name of
the man whom the six-foot projectile
came so near hitting Saturday night,
not Ureen, as stated yesterday.
Morgan Watson and Austin Far
rlngtoi., well-known young men of
this city, have bought a half Interest
in a motion picture theatre at Salem.
S. P. CROSSING ARRIVES
FOR ELECTRIC LINE
The crossing frogs tor the elec
tric line where It will intersect the
Southern Pacific track at the end tf
Thirteenth street In Fairmount, on
the way to Springfield, arrived today
from the East, and Ihey will at once
be unloaded. Local Manager Welch,
. . rtf Ko llnrtlfiltil Vltirutla AV FllUtPI-n
An error was made In publishing i" "', " ,h ..! uin he
the score of the HalseyCoburg base
ball game at Coburg on the rourth
The score was 4 to 3 In favor of Hal-sey.
Hallway, says the crossing will be
put In right away, and the track com
pleted as soon as possible from the
present end of the line on toward
Springfield, as far as the trestle work
along the bottom is finished.
- War 7hnmprmAn. the original mar-
kei.d,a2, Jirz- ,fayi-lbi' hel! !
UUIlSluel 1 lips limniHS
home. He has an option on some, lo
cal property.
A shipment of machinery for the
N. A. Reynolds' vinegar and cider
factory at the corner of West Second
and Hlalr streets was received from
Ohio this morning.
A representative of Morris Bros.,
I well-known bond buyers, who have
maintained an office in Portland for
4, begin the survey for tho water works days, will return to the metropolis
4 Hi-Hli-in, 1 1 bis cvcnnlg.
4 PCItHON'AL ('. A. It. Kill kBon, of Dallas, Is' Miss Irene Applegate went to th
4 - here. 0.. business. ' liirn. at Vont-aua today lor 11 short
(4tfffftt4t4tf Mfs- '- "owe went to Browns- i stay.
1 uin- iiMiiij 111 nun luuiiin-a nun (i. iinkkh iiiui n uv it-iuiiicu inline
Paul Van Hioy left fur Montuiia to-1
day. I
Pontim Full, of lllile Klver, Is in!
the city, ' ' i
J, A. Crura., was In town from ;
Dcxler yesterday.
friends for 1. few dayH. 1 m Coiustock today, after 1. visit In
Mrs. II. II. Miller and party of :iiHene.
three left this uiornlug for McKemloj Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Wire left to
ll. Idgu on an (i.itli.K. iday for Coos Hay, where they will
II, M. Price, county commissioner, spend 11 week or two.
left 0.1 the aige this morning for ! Miss Florence Dellar arrived home
J. A. I ruian was III town iron. . ,,r Hale. 'today from Wellisley College, where
Duxli r oletday. , ! Mrs. F1.11111. Myers and Iwo so n ar- kh has been during the pi.Ht school
W. A. Hill is III Portland enjoying rived hero today from I'kluli lu visit year.
Ills annual' vacation. ; her sister, Mrs. Ilonncll. ;' .1, L. Klfer and fainlly, of The
J. II. Ilwilhurdt, of Medford, la In: '. S. liny, of Ivlson, who has been Dalles, are visiting at the home of
thn cl.y (iu UiiHlnens. 'Ill for several weeks, is In town, lie F. . itifer, the brnkenian on the
Mra. K. It. Applegate, of Drain, Is l much linproved In health. 1 Wendllug caniionball, for a couple of
visiting In Kuarmi a lew days. ' , 11. 8. Miller, Justice of Hie peace at days.
1 A. Ward was a passi nicer 011 the Creswell, who has been In town for
nlKKti this mornliiR for .Mnpleton. Iwo days, returned home today. 1
K. Hlnarer. of I'ortlund, lifter ai j, m,.v,.,h, clerk In Julius tlold
llt here, returned home today. .umityn cigar slore. Is (itilte III aMils
j. , nnyuer a nil wue. 111 iiarr.s- i,,,,,,,, South Wlllnliielle street,
burg, are In Kugeiiu oil a visit. j p, . ,,ft ,uy fr p,t,,:
A. Lombard was a passenger to f,,,,,, w,cre he will go to Red Wing.
Portland 11.1 the noun train today. mi,i. ,. iu renin, with his fam-
11. 11. Davidson , went to Harris- y '
burg Icdav to spend a week (hero, ' j, . . . xf ....... .
Andrew Nelson w. an arrival on ., .J' .M', " ""m" ,r" "r"v :
1 11 in iiiMin 11111M u ininiiirnn Hi tn-
OFFICER TURNER
. MAKES STATEMENT
thn iiih 11 (rain today froiu Cottage
tirtive.
Attorney J. R. Medley came down
from Cjliage lirove mi the noun train
today.
Kllgene, July T, UK'S.
In the Kdltor: I beg leave- to
make a slatement In reply to the Item
DIED
At her home at 89 West Eighth
street, Eugene, this morning, July
7, 1908, at 5 o'clock, Mrs. Xancy bi
vlra Davis, aged 61 years. 3 months
and 17 days, from a complication of
diseases. She was born in Illinois
and came to Oregon 25 or 26 years
ago. living in Eugene most of the
ears, is here to present the firm's ,e ,lr ?' ' : ".. as ,,-
bid on the water bonds tonight. " "viSur, , x '
..Mrs. Jacob Gates, of ( row- Mrs. Em
ma Morris, of Eugenp; John Davis,
of Eugene; William Davis, of Med
ford; Miss Sadie Davis, of Eugene.
Mrs. Davis' husband, A. G. Davis,
died Just 14 months ago today. The
funeral will be held Wednesday af-
At a meeting of the school board ! ,,e"',!on liti2:3 o'clock from the
,1.1. ,,mrni,,,r !.. ih.11 .. i..i; family apartments to the Masonic
nhi.nhlnt firm was awarded the con-i r,'1,,l',p,'.v. 'here the remains will 1.
John Millard has purchased the
Samuel Clifford property on Ferry
street, bordering on the niillrace. and
will erect a handsome bungalow
there. The consideration was $:!0l0.
HOGS DYING FROM
EFFECTS OF HEAT TRIAL OE STEVE
Vels Raunn, a .'armor residing mar
Eugene, brought to town today a
drove of hogs tor shipment to Port
land. The long drive in the hot sun
.,,ld on them, and when they reached
Grand Junction .,.1
Ing of testinionr in M
-
the stock vards on the depot grounas 1 """" into of
thev were in n bad condition as a re- , Wd
. ." of the heat. Several of them ; . u.. ing ,ne glrii,
died during the afternoon before they years aSo,
i-,uil..il nn tne car. aim a iiuuiuci
of others were expected to die. ' WIIKAtJ
I
i. Portland, .ij,
(Hti:;oX KI.Kt TRIC 1 changed.
Ill ILIKS 11V NIGHT 1 .
I Chicago, .Inly
Portland, July G. Attempting to .iemoer, w.
a construction gang 01 tne ure- ,
nn Kieetric Railway Company in lay
ing tracks through her onion garden
near Beaverton yesterday, Mrs. Rosie
Heghitto placed herseir against a
fence and declares she suffered a bro
ken arm when the crew began to de
molish the fence.
Mrs. Heghitto clung to the fence,
and when the foreman of the con
struction crew knocked off a plank
with a sledgehammer her arm was
broken, she says. With her were hqr
father and husband, and for a time a
serious conflict was threatened. How
ever, peace was restored, ana tne
AT on.
Km-ly H.vukfast SoJ
tb.tiou of tJ
Breakfast will be J
every morning for .1
ot tnose leaving
uooa coiiee will I
It. 11. WRAY
R. B. Wray, who si
workmen proceeded to push the work j the Buick autoraobi;
garage in this cltv '
suitable location ciil
Is prepared to do at:J
the grade and lay ties and Irons.
Sheriff (Joes to Scene.
Sheriff Connell and Deputy Cain
of Washington county, were summon- . for the traveling p
ae ana urgeu 10 aneau me aucgeu Hre trips. Callup'
trespassers. But a few minutes before ; fer Co., Phone Red
the officers arrived the construction ,
gangs were called off the disputed ' T H.T8
territory and the officers were pow- j"""r-n ".a.ai
erless. The men remained idle near
the grounds throughout the after- i . ;
noon, until the departure of the offl- 1 , Beginning Tiietd;
cers, and then renewed their worK ,ton & Jenkins, the
with doubled energy. ! liners, will mark
Last night the men worked with jjat8 a half-price,
the aid of kerosene lamps. The big .
onion patch was Illuminated brilliant-
ly lino eai ly mis morning ine I ouu
way through the disputed territory
had been completed, the ties laid and
the rails secured In place. This
morning the courts will be prayed
for an injunction by the Irate owners
and lessees of the property, but the
tracks are down.
trad to install the heating apparatus
In the new school addition for JllUO.
I interred. Rev. J. S. McCallum will I
conduct the services.
XOTK'K
dirt preparatory to the building of a
cement walk. 1
S. S. Range, who opened a new
electric theatre in Salem this week,
had Stevens .& Hulln ship a Peer
less Electric piano to Salem, this
The board walk along East Elev
enth street by (he University cainpu
has been nushed back and the dltc.l . '. ' . 111 ul M
underneath It Is being filled with I ,' ,1"r1sdar "'ornlllS "n his
i,,u,ii miiea iiuiin ui tne Eugene
river bridge. jg
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
"Dr. King's Xew Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise, but fail to perform," savs
Mrs tt Vlaa..n t A..1 n
being the third piano purchased since; .a." u (s curlng'nie of throat and
he located In hugene. i nn ra.,.f. ... nn
other treatments relieved only tem
porarily. Xew Discovery is doing me
so much good that I feel confident
ItS Continued llSP for n runannnMo
Seventh street on Thursday of this I length of time will restore nie to ner
week. The hours for ladies will be feet health." This renowned cough
from 2 to 5 p. m. land cold remedy and throat and lung
healer Is sold at W. A. Kuykendall's
Florence Vaughn, William Vaughn'drug store. 50c and f 1.00. Trial bottle
and Leona Uennelt today began suit free.
for partition of property in the clr-
Bingham & Jackson will Inaugu
rate a series of ladles' days at their
billiard and pool parlors on West
cult court against Ueorge S. Vaughn ! !
a . a
and Roland Vaughn. Walton Ness
are the attorneys for the plaintiffs.
The sid track that was built
through the east end of the depot
yards several weeks ago over which
all the gravel and dirt that was used
tip today.
'""' '. " ouenoci. .11 uie ,, ,., , , Th(, ,a (,vl,n
... so,.,,. ,(.,.,.. K ,.,.. , Stlln ,, Her),er
it. .i. in kwoou, wue nun (laiiKii.er, miair on the cvenliM of Julv I. I
Full, letl today for a visit ill Perl- will av thai I did mil nrrnl .luku
W. Pohler. and wit., leav. In ll... " I,. .-,.1":. . ' : . . wc.rr nrapp . u. mi in tnal portion oi tile yard:
Kinri in ... v w .;,,ri.. .V .... ui, , ' ".' i'"1" '"' uiisisi in geituig Merger to the cllyiwas hauled
. ' " inner nwc. jull, whi.ii I was doing, and u, so enough filling
1 II. T. Dow relurued last night from d. Ing tieorge Smith ran in front ofjihere.
Doc Pat:.ri.u led ibis inoi iilng ,,.(,, , prnii. dangtiler. us and look hold of Ilerger. and said:
fit s. 1-1.-(I In l t u j.l.l k. .. t In, I., i . . , ... .... ull'l -i.i I
'" - "" .'"'' ' miss r.isie. leu mere Sunday night nai is ine mailer Willi you.
pei.d -Me -. (r Ashland, Wis , where she will Jiiii; lie hasn't done anything. You
(lnirgA It. Iltnls.'vo, of tirauts ieud Hie leiuiiliider of the sinuiiier. can't tan hint."
Pass, Is In the city fur a few days mi Stie will 1... b-i.-k III Si-pteiuliei- to 1 asked Smith to gel out of the way
iMislii.-ss. Ilnlsli It. r sludles at Ihe I nlv. riliv i ami not lo Inierfeie. He refused to
KliOWKRS TO nilllKK
Cut flowers, hot house
plants, etc. Phone Black
6031. Mrs. F. J. Zimmer. J24
w-as taken
having
Rev J W M.-Diiiimill. of P.ntlniul,
Is vlslllllg Ills brulller, D. S Mi Di i.
KUll, ill Kug. lit..
lien. M. n';ier ntui iin.i!..-i. .!.;!-.i;-s
Miller, I. ft Ill's in. lining for Ihe low
. r 'Slu.l-iw i- tintt .
MUs Kn.t II vi, i.f F.ne-t lii.iv...
ptler n vt.it with fii.-nd lu Kiiki'Ii.-,
r'-iurn.-.l li 'iit,. iinluy.
Carl Milinlii and parly of surv.-v-
o.s lett this tii.itiiluK for
u ii n mis morning i . ,
havln-t l.een0a!l. d he wani.d to argue the ,-
.-is el her I.,,!,,.,-.;'!''! nol i.r,..ose lo be Int,
In Tie dn
; In-
ilse there, I
rfere.l with
harge of tiiv dutv as an ot
J. P. Tl'RXF.R.
Mis O C. Wright 1, ft Ibis morning I Kl- 1 lrl''' '" I"1" ,llm 1""-s'- hut
for Oi l.-aiis. In.l . haviu-t
there liv the lllne-is n( her I. lib
' no i. reinrulnit she will take the
Kinitli- in route and c.r.ne in- wnv of
I .os Aligelea. where she will visit for
aw'ille. She was ai-coiuiiunb-'i l.v
her Iwo .hll.lr. n, liuri-tli e and Ks- '
I her
W D (iooduiail. who ll:is heen Ml!
'cnlittiu l. fi.uii Pi.itland on a vi.lt i.u- seveuil '
LFAU
to deposit yunr men, y In a good
fcsnk HU.el .'l.lll keen It where
ll is vvp.'.-'J ;o all Klluls lit
riiki
If th F I i 1 K K l.lVVN k
BAYINll.-t HANK otl.red In.
otaer Indur. mem Hun a .e. ui..
plac to k ,.-(. yet.r lit-h. It
Would be well Weilh while to
open IS iti-i ,-uu? th.-ie
tut It u'fers uialiv u'het.
' ell.e ntui a. ) ; v the of
fl.
i s ''st t:;. aie.
K lltois ti. Pre. Id. 'C,
W' o.hun,, fa. hi. r
D A Paine. i.e Pre.',!,-!,,
W w lirewn An: (..,!...,
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
TEA
Schilling's Hcst is in
r:u-kai;cs; never conies-
out m ;i i-ui or canister.
l-( e.' ir'uioi ou( mousy (I u. ijsa'1
It til. . b,
GERMA.V I'OAt'H STALLION
The German coach hoise which 1
been placed purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand during the season at
j nauga uarn.
The counly commissioners' court " J- H PERKINS.
has let the contract for the erection!
of iw-ri bridges across the Edwards' WILLIAMS CARBOLIC M.ij'p
slough near Junction City. The Mi-iw l,',! AHN'-CA and WITCH HAEL
foot bridge was let to C. W. Thomp-
son, whose bid was JllOii. and tlio The best salve In the world for cuts
:.i-foot bridge to W. W. Innian and , br"lsei, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
A. X. Striker, who bid ISi'.ii. I chapped hands and all skin erup
tlons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
Fr -. Grant and Arthur Mason ' n.."')? .'.'!nded' Suld b?
were arrested last evening by chief i u" L" W "'iains Mfg Co.. props.,
of Ihillce Fni rlngton for being drunk ! ,.T, 7. 7
and disorderly, nud Grain Is charged . , ' '""'""'g of Kimie." lU ,-,
l!h begging besides. They snent """ .1"',,1,r a" this week. See ih
lib.- night lu the cltv .lull and appear-1 ,nt' l'''"sr;ni in another col-
;.d before Police Juice Don-is this I
, i-.iorning. ha.h was fined $:. and 1 ,. .
I not having the iiioney ihey were com-! .y""r r"s,'- t lawn
I in It ted to ten d.its , a. h In the lockup
YOI XG LADY CLEVER
NEWSPAPER -WHIT-EK
Miss Mirrini Van Waters, of Port
land, who is a guest of Miss Alice
McCormack, Is a member of the Sun
day staff of the Portland Oregonian
and one of the promising young writ
ers of Oregon. She recently com
pleted a post-graduate course In the
Oregon I'niversity at Eugene, and
during her school work found time
for many clever magazine articles in
addition to- her routine work as staff
correspondent of the Oregonian. Coos
Hay readers are familiar with some
of Miss Van Waters' work, her de
scription of the manner In which Eu
gene received the news that theUni-
veiaiij appropriation rarried was giv
en half a page with special Illustra
tions. Miss Van Waters returns to
Portland Tuesday. Marshfield
Times.
TT
UORX
In Eugene, July 4, 190S, to Er
nest 0. Palnur and wife, a daughter.
At the home of C. C. Skinner, on
West Fourth street, Monday, July
6. 1908. to Mr. and Mrs. J. II. N'ettle
ton, of Santa Clara, an S-poiind son.
Complete line of (,H.S an) ,ntng
at Hill's Gun Store.
wttll) SAWING
John M. K uixou, successor to W
b. Boday. All wood sawed to gauge.
5?r, P""" BerTlce phone Black
-1 1 -. R'.sldenen 324 Hl.rl, .f
W-'uJdSHW
Gasollni,
Rustic
MOULDS
POSTS!
Urn 1
V.v rh
i
pre
ri, .
Ill i.l.MIISK tllttlTIIFHS
r all kinds ef dravlnc and
House phone lied i'ii
lllack sill
John II. Daring, manunei- nf tha
I'oninieni.-il Club, u on his wnv in
j'ho Itehenii.i mill's wi:h F. J llir.l
He met with Ihe Collage Grove Com-
Fi
Will Crow" ferili-,
linprovenient. Cham!,
HERE'S Til TH'I
(IF Jl'lJ
I.rXJ MAV IT I
I MAY I' I
XEW TODAY i
There's n.-
FOR SALE Cae lenm ' -if heavy ! and Indcpend'-
'V''4' K"".. s:'! 1,1 'haii. harness to dine where)!
in..,,,V...,,',; . "'.'"'I wagon. for ,.,. iiioj-
l iHf ill'P I1IIH ..n.a'
a lault and i.,.f,. i,.., r, polite treao-
purposes. Price f.. nttt i trio who l-a':
Inquire at this office. ' ,.,,,-aiii.
lo
nil
I t:.il.
Ilt-le
and see !,
s Hardware
The
you won!
IF Y(H' KNFvV
merits of the Tev.-. -j-.a
H , . " ,'Ull
ui-.. r sr.
-..i.. ....... , ... . . " u.aiuicr or rhsiim.iu ,
v .i ., uimi ,i,K, ,lm presented hntiU n nuuoie. ji a
hv O. J. Hull, or bv '"'"''''i'.:.:?1'-
ine mailer ot the coiilllv cniirl bnv
i ing a portable sawmill to Mw iinnhpr
e-, u.r a piana road to ihe lower Slnslaw
of
eimntrv.
The
1 ail call for Ihe '
e the owner R. R
li.-o" nia,
I'opplet
bine i the Improvement.
people there seem tn
enthusiastic for
I be III favor of a crushed rock road In-
: siea.i. nut all w
testimonials.
Olive street.
If
Dr. E. W
St. Loni, '
Hail, 2:i:i
.1 v
"I '
TV line ' s-ites a- - the I.
Ii ll W mi. ai.ii.tt litem ll,.
'""I t"i 'he Kefne Tran,
ph, lie Red 1 I ui.
ttimi" MXv;
1 In.h eld growth llr. :
cord William Transfer Co
'KUik IUI.
can I.
er (' i
tf
I John F. Kelly
trail to A A Anbv
-'oi resl.leli.-e i.n West Si,b st
'near Lincoln The old structure
ee ina.i,. io i -.' nke a n, w on,.
mn.tern por.iies and othe
you want I,. vn
aociil aiito. ra
i noi-e i;. n,n
Blllck.
;
nvhinr;
. it ... I A
'.. ,
He handle.
III
Mora
J.
Fur c.
f.i
days'
lei the con
' r-niii.l, hi
reel, j trial
will I
with Pl.-li e vonr .,-.( ..
IV Oil .T I, I IV.a , n ' ......
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