The Eugene guard., May 25, 1925, Image 3

Jav Evening, May 25, 1925
THE EUQEXE QUABU
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THREE GIRLS ATHLETIC STARS
ihf jum&r inch cbmlt tok Uf
: mU daughjr viit Mr. rmtam oc r,fatl.v.
; sister, Mr. J$?2 tt'hst of Ct- i f wrtftj. wit ifeat
tag llmv. Mmfo. ! 'ib K.t?rs tsmfd ws;i I AtBk-4D Ifefita."
ITERS OF GDAST
Slt-Kfia Fridar aflernmta-
t'onsjam- Helhan was hme lrm
i .
; M :kmm"M mmmi
Mr. ami Mrs. nmi fsm j 11 a 8! jw
v WCISfO, May . I'aul
SAN .'-. a3 Kranosco dub (or-
.J?.V,,.i lracue during th?
jiffs' ' ;-!. I ficures
h"Sf!.r f'surfs include Satur-
(r the lat several weeks
Pw ' 1 ilh II 4'J.I
".' V . ,),. out in hi. rhlN
"7,".rer- of --WW. In the rrt-
"J Outfit. H'tl' lhe llst
'-(, llemickny lends the er-
'i'rae i,b ""V,: J"cobtthe Au
' '!. -.-J nd Kopp the Senator,
" t . S.lt Luke. an.l
iJa'Lm Aneflf.' '"
IkMp i,h nin'' Th-
lii the tl" base column- IJw
ltJ Kopp re even up with U Ktoltn
31j wch.
ISIEI GOLFERS
TRYING FOR GROW
isnd Mrs, W, ilary Aikiu Frfaiay. t aisrtf at on .vnun vtje I A Tfsnmt Fnajr sj rnms,
! Mr. Tippr was hr i& fiwtia 'i kios fstH"a tf hr sntuUfatbr : r ir. tr n, Mr.
Umnoe f?t at Kisn Cr the ire-1 Thf Khnjra jrstng? will slvn n ,lrbrH and HiTt Thmi-
Mr. niid Mrs. i S. lijr . ft?? I Hsf fr5m lhe Krf' i .. , Jiw-jf
j iare. The Uit&i ia l fJabJj.bi
i gMiusa orcn srrvat.
PKti with his parents Mr. sal Mr, ivra, 'Wt. s Siarvir, Ann Ar
Jfi.n Ham! n. lr, nmi 'Mifblvii Maltt". .Mu-
Ir. as! Mrs. W. H. Io!ianl trttrcl sje jati ass will tiHupifii th?
U Triit Sturdy. , rtr,un. h '.rrttta. stkf, toff.
Mix ilrace MsU, travitfr Is J!at tuxa iH he
'nlsnd puUlie htlt arrived in Vi fr nt iite inch h .3 n-r
SrncfifSil Satartlar l la j aaatprons iifi wek. Mis& Vrhw
XJj. WillUtw il '!1mh, Mr. Wjsa.
Mr lil.ta-B-s.iip, Ail rri
Born, t& Mr. am4 Mr. Cart Ma-:
immev will J? ataki;
n rl.iia f- f Jh? in isy-?
ivlt litems ml vatiaa rrit i
(hpv nrL d l rry s r?f wrfe!1
tiff at itw hme ? Mr, istj MrUr -ai. ivaiia insiaia??
Ariii-tr!iis. Wrthfrjjy, ja.
Left to rsght Deris Kahn, Darothy Lawrence and Ethei Witey
These three students were recently awarded the title of
"perfect physical types' at Simmons CslleQe. Each stars in sports,
too. Doris Kahn's specialty is basketball; Dorothy Lawrence is
a high .jumpei and Cthel Wiley root-putter and winner of the
baseball-throwing contest.
Mrs. M. M. Ml.
Mr. aad
GOBURG
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various
Live Districts In Its Field.
TCSTWAHI' IK'.. Knshinil. May
,4t;;ir i-.rnet JloKlerness,
I i,Wff of ISriiieh Biuateur g.ilf
..ti was efmiinittetj irtun ine rniim-
iTaikl"-k of the S,n AM, "VT,brbl1 t"..venu heW ta
1 V. i. i i. Ashland, 'lliey rviMin one f the liest
.'OTTAK tiliOVK, May 'Si.
Sjieiiall Jlr, mul .Mrs. Charles Ste
vens. Mrs. Sitm Xewcvinh all return
id Thurhdnj' nifht friun the I. t. .
will eiiminste Chestnut avenue hih
is to he iiKteadaniiEcd, w.ll cij,t S1S,
ST'ATO. I SPRINGFIELD f
who bt'ut the
ih of IJiicnos Atrrs,
wmitwo by one note.
t. V. f-uclintue tt the iniwentsia
riob of Ciitcago. hk also pfmtttpil
jihf first p'umi. He was dt-fpatrd by
i R MJthieun f Kdiubursh Itur-
LVLnine. the first of the Amrri
tins io PP starlwl in tw niimteur
rlwDpHi)--hii went dw hefnre a
ir old StMttfiiilWn, AIVHHMIili i tn -
i!d tuBtn Matliif'S(tn, who Just yt'nr
I..Q (he British loys 'hatiiiinuliip.
I'tav ttfgiin with ltu fiitrmts.
Msi of rlnsland's grrat nmiitiMir g"lf-
p. some of the tvnttiMi stun iiml
few AiiMTU-nns ml other fnn'ign
iiver an1 inrtK'itittiiB.
Id ailfiitiMn to Mr. Cochnnip. the
liraat, who nuikfs htunfn Eun-
jturi: J. T. J!rtihy f Uwhptpr, ..
'.; K. A. Smumlmit of IoUmIk, ihJ;
aa A. F. HmirtH' uf .New inrk.
League Standings
Pacific Coast League
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Ass
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Naiiona! League
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American League
I'tiilmMEtSiin
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Umiaml 1S
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-W Y.trk 1
i'firott Ki
lltt'U ,io
u mps ever hatl jjt a ronventioii, many
uf the (iolfgatps were givoa a hnrhe
re brrfikfast on the top of the Sis
kiyuu iiiuuntains near Ahlaml Thurs
day aioruing.
The- Aineru'iui 1.pk"ii will ut on a
shmv lit thp Art-itdp next Thursday
mul' Friday night One of Kfiiersun
Honsh'fi hookn. "North of oti."
. II, Heine will Iravp upt w?ek
f o r I m line, Xon h I ; kt a. M r,
Hrinit h:is sold three carloads of
fruit from the Kgpp fannery, to
parties in LaKmie.
Mrs. Ida Miffer returned Friday
from Sjilpfii ttli'i'p she ivm been vis
ithiR her hroiher, A. I . Smith the
nast wefk.
John and Fred Ilarteis, Hrrt 'liP.
Walt Curb ran and Klmer lioHttie
will go to H"hrmi:t Saturday.
Mr. am! .Mrs, ii. li. MeHt. Mr. II.
II. Feist er and Mrs. Saitntel II.
catrli and son Jack Iiu-spll motored
to litwimrR Fridav am! tipent the
d ty.
Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Fullmer rp
f timed TliMr-day nisht frnt the Ah-
tatHl rtinvontioiK
Mr. and Mr.-. tJporsp Anderson wi
stall from New York .litne X an the S.
t S, Ma jest h f'-r Southamntoii, Ftig
. t.-i.i.l.
i W. I,. IVirhy went io Kngene Frt-
f dav to visit hi w fp who ta with her
..... i iriiiRiii'T. .miw I'itij
hnrby hat in.t improved us she tliouid
Mr. mid Mrs. W, M, Norn motor- j
rd to llit e Ifil! Friday and returned
with Mrs, Norr's j.arentJ'. Mr. and
Mrs, W. I. HarRp. who will also vis.it I
(he r nthpr -h Jdren i W. . Iiurgrt.
Mr. titoijie llatdln and Mrs. W. F.
Ms Cavern. j
William lle-k wh in nijtht rlerfc at
IMel liartcll, is in Portland on busd-
Sl'iiJXtJFiKIJt, May l Spec
ial!' Mrs, John Tom.spih was host
es to the rrist-illa vtoU Friday after
r.oon, Spwiiig mui "at" were diver -aitas.
Memhprs present wire: Mrs,
Kiley Snodgrass, Mr., W. H. Jtear
mer, Mjk. Truitert Henderson, Mrs.
Aa.U Larson. .Mrs. i,e!pnd Fnbank,
Mr. 1. I. Lir.mer, Mrs. John C
t iiiht-r, mth, i r,. itMorsi, .Mrs. ; ,
J.dtn Seavey. Mis, A. J. Markej. MraJ! ' ,i!
iiiiam I oitaidsn and thp hosiers, i
t itlzena of Sprinsfield eiijoyeil the
first open-air hand roaeert of the t
KPssoii Friday eveiung at 7;,tt oVlock
at Set:nd and M.iin streets. The band t
played a number of l-i.tssieal and pop-1
uiar .elet i ittiix iititi-'p iln hr-i mi I
I of .loiui t i'arker, hand ns.tstpr. j "
i H. K!mer M.ixey and John Hi-nder-1 '
irr were chosen delegates to thp Lions'
! i-onvenf nn, to be held in LnuiewJ
Washinsion. June IUK at a mptiHR of
! the Sprinyf eld l.iii!s Friday noon
; in the W. t K W. hill. Several votai
. mint hers were nung by Mary FUxa
bpth Whitney. Hct-ompanted on the
'piano by Mrs. Levi li. Neet. A pnt
; Psjil to have the Lions ponsor a -ha-
i ' inaan was rejeried by the Hub, I'st-.
ViHM Uil, May IT. SppcisU On
Thurwity even ag. May -InI. Mr, and
Mrs. T. V. Mountain eatertamed t
the school houe in honr af th? seu
ior class of ta iohurg h;sh si'bool.
Thp host and it s ips were assist
ed by Mr. and Mis. i. A. Je of
Kucene, Air, and Mrs. , A. LpsIpc
ami Mr. and Mrs. Kobcrt llenaniu
of foburff.
The jEuejit list included, all the stu
dent; of the high school, the reent
aiunmt and ihi parents of th? sen
iors. The Uevereed Mr. Sbroiie sad s
wife, aad Mayor -Seafcnbaash and j
Mrs. Sensenbiugh were E ehpi
as wcff ait the teachers of the school.
The foHevvins program was given
in thp aaditoriam:
Sng1 iioys tUee Hah. Miss Thel
aia t ,'ross at the piano. Talk, "la tla
Beginning. Mrs, Uohert Hcnagin.
Mrs, Henajsis is the primary teach
er of thp Fobarg shods and spoke
moM touchiacly f th? first days the
,d pn'fied. seniors spent hi school.
F.lmcr tlnstsfson and U'dwrt Moan
; tain sanjf a very appropriate ditty en
1 tilled Thp Sweet radate and 1iiP
lite tiraduatc' with Mr. Lowe at
Mr. Tarpon yave an ext'pl-
lem taik on "At Last, to tm pn
tor. which was thoroaghly enjoyed
by all present. Mr. Lowe rendered
ja pan solo wttun was apnrsiiy en
cored. M.tyor Sensenbangti ?aiRe
m st enterniningiy on "Thou Art the
Man."
WpbMer and l Freeman visised
sclnd Mad.y, Mrs. Ouckworth and
Ms. Jcpon visaed Wcd&fday ; La
rile rotierf, Lois iarsoa snd Msrisa
Mon(Kn?ery wW at thp high wdnd :
Thrlay; and Friday Mr. Fred
Wiliiams a vs:tr. ;
CSESWELL
mm CAMPAIGN
OPENS HERETDDAY
(Foniinaed tram pagft aat)
' ;
CHKSWLU,. May tSpccml. I
Tite Ladies' MsvUtnrv socitT tif
the FrobyttTJan church met Th-j m'& easiiy by volnatarr don.iiJ'a
h.j inrniami wfESi -irs. -x!titi i 1 wavs Mr. S-BeHon. "iiif object
lathy. Sir. H. L, Mvlnief f Jvi-1 vit?a ananttt-c ss t voul cntnd
geae nml Mrs. icrtriMlr- t'.'ark f rsisiag f winter lhrMich
tibadaie were present and Mr. Mr j canvass of i-re-. Aavoia win dc- i and neraiaaea? ajaBssmeat,
Panici gave an b,trruBg report s'-rcs to help aaty tara in ha raatriba- H. A. H-h of Kygeae is ut
I'iisbvicriai nt Aiiaiv which s-h wt-J ihm to a ay Kaene aniittr say bsa chairman f ih ?autim$n
i of orjtftsn clti'drra of all r5-ervit-e
j aicH. i'Uiiaai aia is pUc rvrry,
i'ipha in a jirnte htuue a sas
i adp?cd chiht jj
As a jjr 'vsion bss hcea ssd t
1 maiaMa th iVerMNher nwnjona ;.
hi?iMirti fr lb? fir?l $nv f i5 i--
piiiv-a, the icgion has fiered t raise
a fnM of $iSJ.t for the rw.
Work has ascady b?ea started on tb!
hofputsi, for wbiib ibc sum af
teti as beea givea U thr bsri
rf-sersJs tf FatversMy of 3rega
Tlu mam is be dv'?cd by Jhe ans-
versily ihraash its ssedirai
f tse ttte baibhnf w the cy of V&rtuauLi
i the i airersity m trp-i
person a I ; firta aicdican scbd sare f fficiput ':
FOOPS YOU MEBT-SAVSTHATBUYlKfi'
HERE'S A TREAT J
one stae might say
OihF 13! "it's s fes
us toil? briwa brafe
fasts" t hey axmet
hp How is yon r p i
ap jpariy appetite, say-eaT-
Why ds"t yn
fey yoar meats us?
Watch Mr. Happr
I PACKING CO.!
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1 from Ii ji homestead on WtHon Freek.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Pacific Cosst
A' Sioraimnto li-ti, Furttand '
M Salt Ukr 51 1, Seattle 4-S.
to Anodes L'-ltf, Oiikland 'M.
At S:iii i'Tan cisco J--4, Vernon
American League
ltr-it .", Waslrncton .
I'ktladplphiu iJ. St. Lmiis 1.
bMn-t iiicago, old weather.
'Whu.d-.i-w York Cold wca-
tiirr.
National League
bn...iihii .s. Sr. Lon is :i.
thit-ajft (.'incinnati L
njt'inftasi ti, Fhicago I.
York-Pittsburgh ItaiD.
Oregon Wins Track
Title Prom Aggies
Tbe Fniversity if Oregon tj-i-v
"U tne Male title in track ami fi'-Jd
iT dffeaiiKj tlie tregan
rietjiti-ral ctHf Satarduv afte.--
iZ'i-j t ai,i. The fintl more
4 .ntiMr wrrp ;ut detprminpil an
m it final event, the relay, which
n f.n by Oregon.
'ion tn k all three places in the
"'.vnr-i .hih. fiml brdad jump, and
' Agjjr, t.k Hii Hinu in the mile
ba.f mde eventj.. Ftptain hh-ti"
o" -ft !.!-, f Oregon, was high poirt
f the ,uy, -ith n. The nniv-r-di
-.-ii.t team ta the Pneifir
yt f-nfer.'nre meet at Seattle, on
'r' y and Saturday, end Orec-n i
'r-ped to rate well np in the list.
iu i.) Kin Hfivward. varsity
h.
IL IL Wells family from Klkton,
and Mr. and Mr. Overton Men-er tt
M.-Howell iike. visited w;th the F.
F. Wells fam ly Thursday. F. F.
Wells is a brother of It. IL Wells and
a brother-in-law f Overton Men-er.
Mrs. Lfff-reta .lane Iyle after ".'
years residence in tireg.a. will leave
Sunday for her aid home in southern
Illinois,
Mr. am! Mrs. W. M. Hrwn Mt
Friday for Salem t visit 1ie r dinsh
ter. Mrs. F. L. llnnter find family.
Mrs. A. 4. Lotspcuh who has been
v's: t ng her i ten. M rs. J . V.
Thompson v. hte husband i the oii
wcii driller, end .Mrs. V. W, Flesh
man, returned to Portland Friday.
Mr. ard Mr. I. A- Hroks motored
tip from I,o Aeele. Fl Thursday
and ere visjfiug their coits'ns John
and Flint Spriggs and families.
The c'ty rotmcii oted Fr'day nigh
to award the contract for the paving
of South Sixth street. Fast Main
street. Fast Adam and Kat Wash
ington avenue to J. F. t'ompton to he
pavpd with concrete. Th s contract
master Frank K Hamlin and Harry
; W, Whitney were guest at the
lunchpon.
A. Ienis of Motor rue A Kiigene.
i purchased the 'iay pony which was
Olii illiS r FHtHf .
j Lee Fhetwoott an emphtye of the
r ischr Lundicr i;ompaiiy, M areola
sustained a broken icg n Friday
when he whs struck by a heavy wire
cabie while logging. He received treat-'
ment from a focal doctor and was
rushed to the pscife Christian hos
pital, Mr. and 31 rs. Finery Hschardsaa
and children were gucs's of Mrs. lik'h
ardson's nunt. Mrs. Aitoa Hoffman t
Lncne liday.
The roofs of the liooth-Kclly saw
m'f! are reveivinir coats of black pttnL
W, A. Parks was in from Waiter
vtl'e Saturday on husmcs?.
Mrs. Katbryn Fancan, teacher in
KLMIHA, May SpeciaH j
Miss S'elma AVehster's school at the j
Fir tirm'e district was tait last week, j
An intPfpst has been shown la pa-
rent -teaHier assmintton work and It!
is hoped that such sa arganbsf ion :
can be fornietl ij the mmunNy by
next fall, at least, ;
The 1'Jmira b;gh school will be attt ;'
June 9. Si3s weeks tests wdl bp giveti
next week and the finals m two
weeks. j
NHle Fonntsin spent Monday nght ;
at the hump f Mr. and Mrs, Saiiee.
Mr. and Mrs. .Jesse Fountain and ,
1
VOl' are most respect
fully invited to in
vestigate the science of
Chtropract Ic and lie
eiaime. You will bp
shown convincing; proofs
of ine pfficacy uf this
drtiglfiKS stljiistirig nf mis
placed vertebrae and be
come convinced that it
is for you.
Mill
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FTTCFNFThe FSrst city In
JCyUvJlIll ""Oregon to Receive
The Advantages of the New
TEN-PAY-PLAN
of Selling Men's Clothes
This New Service Pioneered By
GREEN-KILBORN CO.
was adopted for the purpose of making it more convenient for men
to purchase and pay as their incomes permit.
It is another Green-Kilborn service that is being splendidly received
Fashion Park
Baseball Stars j
ARTHUR C. VANCE
Jlini". ! . Mrrh 4.1
M,j.
SUMMONS
In llic 'ir.'iiit Conn "f tlif Sl1.
of nroR.m for !u (ViiHty.
X,.v f,ntirt. I'lainiliff. vcf
Hnrrv (;ajT. Ilpfpti'lnnf. T't the ftp- j
fen'liinc Vii r hi-rcl.r miiirc.l "
niipcnr ni k mnilliint fil'H
niM-n"! vi in th Uv fntilli-il ! ;
with n i wri.1. frm the ) nt ih'
firt i)iiHi n'i..n nf Diin nuininn m
!; V.nffm (in)irl. tk W"h nnlh(il
tlic firt timi" nn Mny H1'-'"'- " -T" ;
f,til tn (f'r .n1 sn.wcr. tli ;
,.mliff 11 mk lM'l'iti.n l th j
rniirf In fl1' "' l"r" mlUMrt ,
fnri-ior ,i,..!vl. Th ' bi"I
vurt lt"l ""I nt.ri " nr
Mny '.". V.t-'. firffin th1 t!n mti
mnn"h j.iiliHh.t nv fli-'h Kk in
th Kiir.ii' Ci.ird nH 'l"1' Tn"
ppar'nm! nn.wr lb? lM -nmiiint
within it ''k, ffrtm th' 'it 'f
firl piiMw-mi'" "i"'
ff. r SI.ATTKIIV
AtMrnor fw IM.iBtiff. i'""t flffii"
Ailr. Ki''".- fr.frtn.
Your Boy!
are you sure
he will go
to college?
If you live, ves I Bt whet
if the unexpected happen?
That ie why Oregon Life
hat broufht out Special
Educational Policy which in
cure money for hi college
'education whether you lire of
die.
il
J"'"''0 "ontim. rt nf IKS
j.""1- 'H.i hri.f trinl. with th
'' Pirst.. in irnfl. Known
,-' '"m IHrrr.
i'.'""""rf 2 )tm-i
ti . ' ". ' hin(E rnt.il
f, 'r-f in N.finn.l i'sjru.
Konrt 22 hntt.r.. li.i
V M awrfin. Wnn IS
1 tinM rim. campaign.
"i Dttoa .st. i hn. l'.M.VJ,
ZOLA
Ar8 ft t-5:rorrrt)r ,nj
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NOTICE
Strawberry Festival
College Crest Community
Club
Thursday, May 28
IVIiotmi" Strawberry Khort
Ck. Hot Birult Toffc
prrd ftr o'clw-k.
AdmiMlon Aduit STe
Chitdrrn (yndrr 12) ZSe
Kn'nrtaitimnm I'nin and
cart' trow. o J2
Mutc by
Garten's Orchestra
Write frrt ytmt
topr of tbfs
beocfaur.
j
OregonDfe
CtllM Ct Mr. UWf liI liwi,.!1
Una. Oo PORTLAND, OREGON
W. E. Baikerville. Re. Agt.
75S Lawrence S!, Eugena, Ora.
Valley Printing Co.
S.w Iorailon. Ktn!y
WEDDING AND BUSINESS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COMMERCIAL. AND SOCIAL
PRINTING
A Bank For
All
Drop in hero nt tin;
First Xntional lIny r
any Hntunlav d you
trill Rffl in Ih ImsR
linfR of l.itwitirs wn
plo of all nsfos.
It will show you j)tt
Isow wt'li tho First N
tional is sorvijsg tbn fii
tiro eoiiHiiuiiity. From
pwplc of ivim-(.l
ynnrn down to yimnsr
Rrs hardly Ijirsr
fsonjjh to jstwh lin-ir
panning aTos the win
dow, all of 1vm nr
makinj? th'ir thrift
hnjjlisrfprs hrrn. ,rf
ynti ijii;hnhil nnjonj?
thn.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
Eugene, Oregon
AND
Society Brand Clothes
Are featured on the TEN-PAY-PLAN, which enables you to wear
better clothes. New fabrics andthe smart models for which Fash
ion Park and Society Brand clothes are famed.
Buy Your Spring Suit This Way
$25.00 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
You pay $5,00 when purchased and $2.00 weekly
$30.00 MEN'S AND YGUND MEN'S SUITS
You pay $6.00 when purchased and $2.40 weekly
$35 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $7,00 when purchased and $2.80 weekly
$40 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $8.00 when purchased and $3.20 weekly
, $4 5 SOCIETY BRAND AND FAS1 HON PARK SUITS
You pay $9,00 when purchased and $3.60 weekly
$50 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $10,00 when purchased and $4.00 weekly
$55 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $11,00 when purchased and $4,40 weekly
$60 SOCIETY BRAND AND FASHION PARK SUITS
You pay $12,00 when purchased and $4.80 weekly
H B No Restrictions
No Red Tape
Just Plain Business
There is no added charge for this service. Ten-Pay Plan prices are identical
with cash and regular charge
GREEN-KILBORN CO.
MEN'S WEAR
825 Willamette Street
Eugene, Oregon
Cnprrfjifit, A'frrd DLw if Crha
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