AT THE CHURCHES
F
it. N ot In y o u r life h a v e you know n
m e to rnuke a re tra c tio n . I sa y a n d I
• tic k ."
"Y es, I k n o w .”
“ I p rid e m y se lf on sticking.
I'd
He Goes Shopping and Prepares
r a th e r lose a th o u san d d o lla rs th a n ts
Little Surprise For Wife.
ow n up th a t I « a s In th e w ro n g .”
I “ Y es.”
“ B u t In th is case. Mrs. B o w ser—In
SOME OF HIS PURCHASES, th e ease Itefore us I urn goin g to do
an unprecedented tiling. I am going
to fran k ly ow n up th a t I w a s all
C le r k s U n lo a d e d on H im a H e te ro g e I w rong.
I am goin g to a n n o u n c e th a t
1 am going
neous
C o lle c tio n
of
A r t ic le s
the th ere a re b a rg a in sales.
W ro n g S u e — O ld P h ilo s o p h e r Once to ow n up th a t th ere a re g re a t big
b a rg a in s to be had a t b a rg a in sa les. I
M ore B r e a k s O u t In A n g e r.
am going to s ta te my b e lie f t h a t th e
[Copyright. 1907. by E. C. Parcells.J
w om an w ho k eep s h e r e y es open fo r
W h eu Mr. B ow ser reached hom e the
b a rg a in sa le s w ill sa v e h e r h u s b a n d
o th e r ev en in g he « u s try in g h a rd to
th o u sa n d s of d o lla rs In th e c o u rse of
look like stunt- one else. H e « a s tr y
th e y e a r.”
in g to look im p e rtu rb a b le a n d careless
“ Mr. B ow ser, you a re one o f th e b est
an il to hold hack a sort of grin th a t
now a n d th en m ade a d e te rm in e d e f huHbam ls In all th is w id e w o rld ," sa id
fo rt to b lea k out on Ids face,
ile M rs. B o w ser a s sh e ste p p e d fo rw a rd
d id n 't fool Mrs. B ow ser a lilt. She find g a v e him a w ifely kiss. “ N ow ,
sa w from th e lirst th a t th ere « a s som e th en , show m e w h a t b a rg a in s you h av e
th in g up, b u t her only w ay w a s to been m ak in g ."
“ W ell, h e re Is b a rg a in No. 1,” he
play a « tiltin g gam e.
If h e ’d Iteeu
l»ny iug a ro ller sk a tin g rin k to raise sa id a s he to re off th e p a p e r fro m one
w in te r ra d is h e s In o r w as th in k in g of of th e p a rc e ls a n il h a n d ed h e r th re e ■
I'X i'hangiug th e h ouse a n d lot fo r a w a r p a irs of sto c k in g s. “ T h o se sto c k in g s
balloon, sh e w ould h e a r of It In d u e h a v e sold us high a s a d o lla r a p a ir, j
tim e.
All th ro u g h d in n e r he m a in b u t to m ak e room fo r full sto c k th ey
ta in e d a p a tro n iz in g a ir am i c a rrie d a w ere c lo sin g th e m o u t nt 40 cents.
su b d u e d e x cite m e n t, a n d It w as not T h e re 's a sa v in g of $ 1.80 rig h t th e re .” |
T w o p a irs « e r e No. 10 a n d th e th ird
u n til th ey « e r e seated in th e fam ily
room t h a t he u n tie d th e bag of m ys- No. 7, w h ile M rs. B o w se r's siz e ts ■ W 4 + + + -M -t"l"H '+ + 'H "H "H HH 't 4 4 +
No. 8. H e w a s looking n t h e r w ith a
[Original.1
b la n d sm ile on his face, h o w e v er, and
A n u m b e r of h a p p e n in g s c o n sp ired to
w h a t could sh e sa y ? T h ey h a d n ’t told give m e m y lieloved C eelle, a n d th e
him th a t a rtic le s b o u g h t a t a b a rg a in stra n g e s t of all of th em w as th a t a
sa le could not be e x ch a n g ed , a n d In mart w hom I n e v e r sa w or h e a rd of
m ak in g Ids p u rc h a se he h a d n e v e r t a k should h a v e c ro sse d m y p a th tw ice.
en th e size o f th e foot Into n ccount.
Q ueer, is n 't It, th a t o n e should lie In
“ A nd th e s e g lo v es.” he s a id a s he d eb ted to a th ie f for the In e stim a b le
held up a p a ir o f k id s g re e n in color tre a s u re o f a good w ife, a w ife o f ra re
anti only one b u tto n a t th e w r is t—“the com m on sense, a w ife c ap a b le of m a k
girl a s s u re d m e th a t th e y w e re all the in g a w ise decision w ith o u t tim e for
go, b u t lu o rd e r to m ak e room for c o n sid era tio n .
b ra ss b e d ste a d s th e y «‘e re c lo sin g them
I e n te re d my hotel in th e d u sk o f th e
o u t. I sa v e d Ju s t 75 c e n ts on 'e m .”
evening, w e n t u p s ta irs anil w a s sur-
| p rised to see th e tloor of m y room
G lo v e s th e W ro n g S iz e .
M rs. B o w ser « e a r s a No. 6 glove, 1 a ja r. Q uickly e n te rin g . I sa w a young,
a n d th o se w ere 7V&. S he n e v e r w ore well d re sse d w om an s ta n d in g In th e
c e n te r of th e room . N e a r h e r w a s m y
a g re e n glove In h e r life, a n d Mr. Bow
s e r h a d n 't ta k e n notice of th e fact. tru n k o p en —I had left It locked—a n d
H e w a tc h e d h e r fa ce for a sm ile, and m uch of Its c o n te n ts s c a tte re d o v e r th e
w ith a g re a t effo rt sh e m a n a g e d to floor.
"C a u g h t In th e a c t!” I sa id to her.
w o rk up one, a n d th e n he p ick ed up
She w a s a s w h ite ns a sh e e t, anti I
u n o th e r p a rc e l a n ti said:
“ W e h a v e h e re som e h a n d k e rc h ie fs fe a re d sh e w ould fa in t. I s ta rte d to
t h a t w e re se llin g a t 60 c en ts each. The push th e e le c tric b u tto n to su m m o n
room w a s w a n te d fo r w oolen b lan k ets, o th ers, h u t sh e c a u g h t m y h a n d in n
a n d so w e bay th e h u n d k e rs a t o n e -! viselike grip. T h en , p u ttin g h e r o th e r
“ T H O S R STO C K I.V tlH IIAV-4 S O L D A S H IG H
th ird th e re g u la r price. T h e sa v in g h a n d to h e r h e a rt, sh e trie d to sp eak .
A S A l»l »1.1, A11 A P A i l t . ”
Is n 't e n o u g h to b u y u bouse a n d lot, F in a lly sh e succeed ed In d o in g so lu a
te ry .
H e m ad e a ju m p to n u s w e r a b u t e v e ry little h e lp s. Am I a b a rg a in w h isp e r:
“ D o n 't! F o r h e a v e n 's sak e, d o n 't! I
rin g a t th e fro n t door, a n d M rs. B ow h u n te r o r a m 1 n o t? ”
s e r c a u g h t sig h t of a boy a n ti n n u m
“ O f c o u rse you a re , you d e a r, good c a n 't go to Jail. I c o u ld n 't e n d u re It.
b e r of pack ag es.
m a n y o u ,” w a s th e reply, th o u g h th ey It w ould kill m e. S p a re m e. I am
“ P le a se keep y o u r se a t, m y d e a r ,” he w e re m e n 's h u n d k e rs a u d s h e had Innocent.”
T h e la s t th re e w o rd s a n g e re d me.
saltl a s sh e c a m e ru n n in g d o w n th e b o u g h t him b e tte r ones m a n y a tim e
hall.
“ In n o c e n t!" I e x claim ed .
"Y ou a re
fo r less m oney.
“ B u t th o se a re s to re p a c k a g e s ,” she
“ I d o n 't ku o w th a t I should«*’! h a v e lidding a lie to a th e ft.”
H e r g rip tig h te n e d sp a sm o d ic a lly on
re p lied
b o u g h t th is ," he e x p la in e d us h e held
“ W ell?”
tip a c o rse t, “b u t it « a s goin g u t su c h m y w rist.
“ Ami I h a v e n 't been sh o p p in g fo r H sa c ritieg Unit i c o u ld n 't r e s is t It—a ! “ I c o n fess, ' sh e sa id p re se n tly . “ L et
th r e e d a y s. T h e re m u st he so m e m is r e g u la r tw o d o lla r c o rse t fo r 98 c e n ts, m e go.”
T h e re h a d been n o th in g of esp ecial
ta k e . See If th e y ik m 't b e lfffiy n e x t a n d th e s a le s g irl suit! It w o u ld la s t
d o o r.” __
y o u a life tim e . O h. yea, I ’m a d m ittin g v a lu e lu th e tru n k . I f t sh o u ld h a v e
“T h e s e p a c k a g e s a re all rig h t. T h ey t h a t th e re Is m oney to b e s a v e d In th e g irl n rre s te d I w ould be p u t to n
g re a t d e a l o ' tro u b le . B esides, 1 h a d
a r e a d d re ss e d to o u r n a m e a n d nun»- J lo o k in g fo r b a rg a in s .”
M rs. B o w s e r w e ig h s 135 p o u n d s. not th e h e a rt to sentl h e r to prison.
h e r, a n d th e y w e re d u ly p a id fo r h o u rs
ago. If you w ill k in d ly s it d o w n a n d T h a t c o rse t w a s m ad e fo r a w o m a n f “ G o,” I saM , p o in tin g t > th e door.
S he ra is e d the w ris t si e held, k issed
It
s till y o u r h e a tin g h e a r t a n d n o t n et w e ig h in g lu s t UR) p o u n d s m ore.
lik e a e h ild o f te u , 1 w ill e x p la in m a t- | w a s n 't tier m a k e o r h e r sty le .
T h e , m y h a n d nm i ru sh e d fro .1 th e room .
W h a t w as m y surp^ Ise th e n e x t
te r s .”
h u s b a n d w h o th in k s t h a t h is w ife
M r. B o w se r w a s In no h u rry . It w as ! w e a rs m o st a n y old c o rse t h a s som e- | m o rn in g to te e h e r lea v e th e hotel In
a c a se fo r d r a m a tic effects, a n d he th in g to le a rn . Mr. B o w se r h a d looked co m p an y wl j a u elder! t lad y of a p
m e a n t to r in g In a few . H e p laced | upon a c o rs e t a s a c o rs e t a n d b o u g h t p a re n t res|iet la b ility , bo h g e ttin g Into
M rs. B o w se r h a il to la u g h a t j a p riv a te c a rria g e .
th e se v e ra l p a rc e ls a n d p a c k a g e s on n j one.
“ W ho a re 'h o s e la d le s? " I a sk e d of
c h a ir an il p ro c ee d ed to w a lk u p a n d th e g rlm n e s s o f th e Joke, a n d h e w as
d o w n th e room w ith h is h a n d s b e h in d p le a se d w ith h im se lf. T h e re w a s one j th e c le rk of th e hotel.
“M ine. C n w sh n w nn.l h e r d a u g h
him fo r th re e o r fo u r m in u te s. T h en i m o re p a c k a g e —the, la rg e s t o f a ll. Sho
| s u s p e c te d Its c o n te n ts a u d w o u ld h av e te r.”
h e sa id :
“ D o you
know
a n y th in g a b o u t
_ . “ M rs. B o w ser, on n u m e ro u s occa- g iv e n a h u n d re d d o lla rs to be e ls e
th e m ? ”
™ slo n s I h a v e ftpoken to you a b o u t r u s h w h e re fo r th e n e x t h a lf ho u r.
“ I sh o u ld sa y so. T h ey a lw a y s sto p
I t w a s n la d y 's h a t.
in g d o w n to w n to b a rg a in su le s."
It w a s in te n d e d fo r u y o u n g la d y of h e re w h e n th ey com e to th e c ity ; h a v e
“ Yes, a n d y o u h a v e sp o k e n to m e In
sto p p e d h e re fo r y e a rs .”
e ig h te e n o r tw e n ty .
a m ea n w ay, lo o ,” sh e rep lied .
I t o c c u rre d to m e th a t th e g irl w a s
I t w a s c o ck e d u p on all sides.
“ V ery lik e ly I hove. I k u o w th a t
I t w a s ra k is h n u d d e b o n a ir a u d sau - j e ith e r a k le p to m a n ia c o r one o f th o se
w h e n y o u h a v e s ta te d t h a t y o u could
p eople w h o s u p p o rt a re sp e c ta b le s t a
b u y th e re g u la r d o lla r a n d a h a lf g love ey a n d Im p u d e n t niul d a retie v lllsh , a n d
tio n by th e ft. T h e fo rm e r su p p o sitio n
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could n o t be c o rre c t, fo r only a n ex
a s o f t m a rk . You h a v e n o w a n d th e n on Id s h a n d a n d s a id :
“ F o r you, m y d e a r, a n d how d o you p e rt co u ld h n v e p ick ed th e lock o f my
c a lle d m y a tte n tio n to Indies' h o sie ry
tru n k .
T h e cuse w a s so m y ste rio u s
a t one h a lf p ric e to close ou t. I h a v e lik e It? 1 g o t It fo r $5 le ss t h a n th e
t h a t It occupied m y m in d to th e e x
g iv e n you m oney to tn k e a v n n tn g e o f r e g u la r p ric e .”
l.e t u s tlra w a veil o v e r m o st o f w h irl c lu sio n o f e v e ry th in g else. T h e la s t
s u c h R ales h u t I h a v e a t th e so m e tim e
fo
llo w ed . I t Is su tlic le n t to s a y t h a l , o b je c t I s a w b e fo re goin g to l«ed n t
p itie d y o u r g u i l e l e s s n e s s . ”
n ig h t an ti th e first th in g on a w a k e n in g
“ B u t th e y d o h a v e w h a t th e y call M rs. H o u s e r trie d to f a in t a w a y , b u t
in th e m o rn in g w a s t h a t terrifie d , Im
k n o e k tlo « u sa les, a n ti n o w a n d I h e n I s h e o nly su c c e e d e d In s ittin g d o w n on
I trie d to d is m is s It,
th e lloor In h y s te ric s . Mr. B o w s e r once p lo rin g face.
h a v e m a d e so m e e x c e lle n t b a rg a in s .”
m o re liecam e Mr. B o w s e r—t h a t 1», he b u t It w ould n o t tie d ism isse d . If th e
H u n t in g B a r g a in * .
Ju m p e d u p a n d d o w n a n d to re th e h a t g irl h a d n o t been n th ie f I sh o u ld h a v e
“ F o r y e a rs, M rs. B o w ser, n s I said In to fra g m e n ts . H e ta lk e d a b o u t d l - , su s p e c te d t h a t I h a d fa lle n In love
b e fo re , I h a v e c o n sid e re d you a so ft v o rre . S h e w a s o rd e re d to h e r m o th w ith h er.
m a rk . I h a v e sm ile d a t th e w a y the e r 's by th e m o rn in g tra in . S ho h a d
T h re e y e a rs p a sse d . I h a d n o t c e a s
c le r k s m u st h a v e sm iled to se e you d riv e n him to th e d e a d lin e a t la s t, ed to w o n d e r a b o u t th e girl w ho had
c o m e In b a rg a in h u n tin g . 1 h a v e « a n t
and and—
e d to s w e a r w h e n I th o u g h t o f th e
lit- p u t on h is h a t a n d le ft th e house,
th o u s a n d s nm l te n s of th o u s a n d s nm l a n d w h e n h e c a m e In n t 3 o’clock In
m illio n s o f d o lla rs you h a v e p a id Into th e m o rn in g a n d w a s a sk e d If It w as
t h e c o ffe rs of th e d ry goo d s sto re s. r a in in g o u td o o rs he s h u t his J a w s h a rd
T h e r e h a v e lx*t*n tim e s w h e n 1 th o u g h t a n d re fu s e d to a n s w e r, a lth o u g h It
to a p p e a l to y o u r com m on s e n s e a n d w a s, a n d h e hud g o t so p p in g w et.
o th e r tim e s w hen I d e te rm in e d to fo r
M. Q U A D .
b id y o u to a tte n d a b a rg a in s a le o f a n y
a o r t or k in d .”
T o o M u c h Diabolo.
“ B u t I g o t th e s e sh o es fo r 75 c e n ts
o ff," w a s a n s w e re d . “ T h a t's w o rth
s a v in g . Isn ’t It? ”
“ A t la s t," h e c o n tin u e d , w ith o u t look
ln g n t h e r. " a n Idea stru c k me. W e
w ill aay t h a t It w a s a b rig h t Idea. I
w o u ld g o s h o p p in g m y se lf and solve
fh e m y s te r y o f th e b a rg a in sales. I
w o u ld se e k to d is c o v e r w h e re th e frau d
e a rn » In. I w o u ld e x p o se th e d u p licity
o f t)ie m e r c h a n ts hjii I hold th em up In
p u b lic c e n s u re .
I w ould d isc o v er
w h e th e r a p a ir o f n in e ty -e ig h t c en t
a to e k ln g s re d u c e d to 47 e e n ts w e re ac
tn a lly w o rth 75 c e u ts ."
“ A nd y o u w e n t s h o p p in g th is a f te r
n o o n ?"
'1 w e n t s h o p p in g .”
" A n d y o u («ought—b o u g h t" —
" I b o u g h t a n u m b e r o f a rtic le s . T hey
a r e h e re. I a r ra n g e d fo r th e ir d e liv e ry
a t t h is h o u r.”
C u s to m e r—S a lm o n m a y o n n a ise .
•A nd d ltl y o u Unit b a rg a in s ? ” a n t
W a lte r fa b s e u tm ln d e d ly p r a c tic in g
lo u sly a s k e d M rs. B o w ser.
"M y d e a r w o m a n , m y n a m e Is Bow fo r th e H ire d M e n ia ls' D la b o io h a n d l
s e r a s p«rhsi> s y o u k u o w - S a m n e i c a p 1— Y es, sir. S h a ll I sp in it f o r y o u
B o w se r. W h en I s a y a th in g I m ean a r w o u ld y o u r a th e r c a tc h It l£ 1 Itfarow
It u n d e r y o u r leg ? —T a ilo r.
M. E. Church
R e e u l it p re a c h in * s e rv ic e ! at th e M e th o d is t ch u rt*
e v e ry Sabbath a t 11 a. m a nd a t 8:00 , . m
Sunda
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M id -» e e l
S e rv ic e , T h u rs d a y , 8:00 p . a t.
KEV. H . GO ULD, Paatas.
German Lutheran Church
T h e G erm an L u th e ra n s h old se rvice* on the 2nd an*
4th Sundays of ea ch m onth at 2:30 p . m.
H . C. E B ELIN G , f MU>f
Christian Church.
SC H ED U LE O F SER V IC ES.
Bible School, S u n d a y .............................................lOiOOa
C om m union a nd p r e a c h in g ..................................... 11:00 a
J u n io r M ission B a n d ...................................... ..
3:00 p
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P r“ chi“ * ..................................................................... 7:10 p ' « '
IH ayer m e e tin g on T h u rsd ay n ig h t.
RE V . SIA S. Pastor.
Congregational Church
C anday School a t 10 a . m . M o rn in g P re ac h in g Ser
vice a t 11 o 'c lo c k . E v e n in g s e rv ic e a t 7:30 p. m
Voung P e o p le 's M e etin g held al 6:30 p. tn. Mid week
s e rv ic e on T h u rsd ay s a t 7:30 p. m.
R E V . H . W . BOYD, Pastor.
Free Methodist
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g se rv ic e s in th e F re e Metho-
lis l C h u rc h e v e ry Sunday a t 11 a. m . and 7:30 p. m.
RE V . H . K . B O W M A N . Pastor.
Christian Science.
S e rv ic e s e v e ry Sunday a t U a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
fat th e C h ristia n S c ien c e H a ll. 115 South F ifth Street
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lo w e r p ic tu r e sh o w s So: r e t ry Tuf t n't r h ■ h a d v is ite d th e en g lm -
ro o m o f a J a p a n e s e -a s!:: u I
oi :i « . ~ i c lim b e d t h r o u g h a veu-
t il a to r , a fe a t w h ic h h e a - o n II h d w ith g r e a t d iffic u lty .
robbed me. Indeed, 1 h a il Becom e lu
fa tu a te d w ith e ith e r th e m y ste ry a t m in e c o n ta in e d in th e tru n k rifled L av e
te n d in g th e c ase o r so m e th in g re m e m been fo u n d
I am h e re to rig h t a
bered Ip h e r p e rso n a lity , I could not w rong.
A n d now w ill you e x p la in
d e te rm in e w hich. O ne d a y 1 receiv ed y o u r p re se n c e In m y ro o m ? ”
a le tte r from th e c h ie f o f police o f a
S he c la sp e d h e r h a n d s, ra is e d her
d is ta n t c ity s ta tin g t h a t a b u rg la r had ey es a n d e x claim ed , “ My God, I th a n k
been a rre s te d In w h o se la ir w a s fo und th e e :’’
m an y sto len a rtic le s. O ne w as a book
A t th e m o m e n t sh e a p p e a re d to m e
w ith m y n a m e a u d a d d re s s on th e fly very b e a u tifu l, b u t I k n o w n o t If m y
leaf. T h e co llection w a s open to m y long In te re s t lu h e r h a d n o t b e g o tte n
Insp ectio n .
love a n d love h a d n o t m a d e m e see h e r
T h e hook h a d lieen In th e tru u k th a t a s I did. T h e n sh e g a v e m e th e e x p la
h a d been rilleil. I c a re d n o th in g fo r n a tio n , w h ich w a s v e ry sim ple. In go
It, b u t w ould n o t th e a r r e s t o f th is in g to h e r room , w hich w a s n e x t to
m an th ro w so m e lig h t on th e girl w ho m ine, sh e h a d e n te re d m in e In ste a d of
h a d roblietl m e? D o u b tle s s sh e w as h e r ow n. S h e w a s lo oking a b o u t h e r
th e m a n ’s accom plice. I took a tra in b e w ild e re d w h e n I e n te re d . R e alizin g
n t once a n d on my n rriv n l w e n t to th e h e r s itu a tio n , s h e w a s a p p a lle d . B e
police office. T h e re w ere th e book a u d lie v in g t h a t to c o n fess a n d th ro w h e r
se v e ra l p th e r a rtic le s o f m ine.
se lf on m y m erc y w o u ld be h e r b e st
I w as p e rm itte d to In te rv ie w th e c h an ce, sh e d id so. In th is sh e w as
b u rg ln r, a u d he told m e t h a t he had rig h t,
e n te re d m y room a t th e hotel, opened
T h is Is how I c am e to k n o w Ceelle
m y tru n k a n d ta k e n w h a t he w a n ted . a n d kuow o f th a t a b ility fo r quick,
H e le ft w ith o u t bein g d isco v ered . He w ise d ecisio n s w hich sh e h a s sin c e so
k n ew n o th in g of th e g irl 1 lintl fo u n d o ften sho w n .
B u t th e fa c t re m a in s
In m y room a n d h a d no accom plice.
th a t I loved h e r w h e r I su p p o sed her
My n e x t m ove w a s to w rite to th e to be a th ie f.
C. N. A V ER Y .
hotel w h e re I h a d been ro b b e d a n d
a sk fo r th e a d d re ss o f Mine. C raw -
It R egrinds.
slm w . In d u e tim e I re ce iv e d It a n d
‘T h e m ill w ill n e v e r g rin d a g a in
o n e m o rn in g called a t mi e m in e n tly re w ith w a te r t h a t 13 p a s t.” re m a rk e d th e
sp e c ta b le resid en c e a n d se n t up my m o u rn fu l c itize n .
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c a rd to M iss ( ’ra w s h a w .
W hen she
“ T h a t's w h e re a Joke m ill h a s th e
cam e d o w n a n d s a « m e sh e paled a n d b u lg e on a w a te r m ill," c a c k le d th e
c a u g h t a t th e back o f a cluilr.
c h e e rfu l p re ss h u m o rist. — P itts b u rg
" D o n 't fe a r me. l h a v e called to say P o st.
th a t I am co nvinced of y o u r Innocence.
Tin* m an w h o rob!**,I m e h a s been a r
T h e big re sp o n sib ilitie s of m a rrie d
re ste d an I I t ’ is possessi<m n n lc lc a o f ■ life a r e little ones —B ohem ian.
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