Hillsboro independent., June 20, 1902, Image 4

Ten Years'"
By Ocn. CHAKLl
inti limit from
came n time when no eoi
od for greater opportm ,
"iiive lip J"ottr tin soldlr
tbo Judge. "Hern you '
nnd vimtlnB threo or f
week foolinjr round wit
playing with sword n
nt'ji iJingdon smiled f
quizzical smile. paoc
fingers back thrmiKli
of dark hiilr, all s!U
the trooper mtmtaeh'
bis portly senior f
beginning to enJo
lore were statlone
the North Amorlc
try at Vitneonver, '
d' Alone, cavalry a
Wnlla, gunner at .
the coast, and the
come again to thn
vllle, with silver lor.
upon hi "reetangln,
lng at the atone fr.
anil Nathan, rejolcf
of Ban l-'rnnclHon, a .
row. In their ftrnt !)
board of I-nnedon' t
and Home had even wen i. at the
summer camp of tlie state soldiery
and watched Ids lifl"!. patient, skillful
work with the crude but ambition hat
tulioiiH. .There win no iiiiestlon who
should su-eeed to Ihe colonelcy of the
scattered regiment "f pmrdsmen when
one administrating stepped down nnd
out and a pi'IHIo,il p-t f the depart
Imf irovertier win Induced to reKlgll.
For four year h- had been but the
finurehoii.l. wlilW I-Hngrtnn km pilot,
enDtiiin mid engineer of the craft, ever
coaching. h IIIIMB und encouraging, and
to. Biullnit It nucleus to oohje bin part
ner out of hi fad for military Nervier,
Cresswcll turned to. a ho had a down
times In Yore, to work for Ills advance
ment. He had slumped the state In the
luteri'KM of the new governor and ile
uianded as partial payment that the
regiment') pie should he honored and
Luiigdon promoted eolonel. "1-ots of
work mid no pay." was his Humming
up u ho namled the imminlsslon to hi
favorite. "Hut I sitpposo you'd hither
have that Mhoopshln than the woolsack.
If there wn a war on, you'd lie all
right, hut there Isn't a scrap In Right,
and It's time and money thrown away."
That wan In April, ISO", and Just one
year Inter cntno tin rail tn anna mid
the milliter Into- sorvleu of the "Flint
yaHhoe," . Eric I.tingdnn, lieutenant
eolonel, commanding.
"That fellow lian tho gift of prophc
ry," anld tlie Judge to the brigade com
mnnder a together they stood at the
Tactile wharf, watching the grave, si-
"That I'tlntn hits the (lift of prophecy,"
a in me judge,
lent soldier as be supervised the order-
ly movement of hi two battalion
aboard ship. "Five year ago he said
to me the war would come and when
It camo he'd go In at tho head of a reg
iment, not the tail of a battery. Here
he ial Tttjr they only railed for eight
companies from our atate. I'd like to
are htm full colonel."
The general mulled, h!a kind brown
eyes softening aa they continued their
steady gaxo at Langdon. "He deserve
It all, judge. There hasa't born a bet
ter regimental commander In tho whole
corps o far. There are men who were
bl ivrsocutors at Tnwnee who would
be glad to bo In his shoes today.''
' Where 1 that fellow Nathan, by the
way?" asked tho Kentueklan bnpul
alvely. Tho general's rr.ile broadened a fit,
hi eyea twinkling. It wna not M
wont to speak !!1 of any man, yet who
In the old regiment had not heard how
Nathan had striven for 11 staff position
In the volunteers nnd totally failed?
Tho editorial tipbrnlder of the admin
istration, because It had frequently to
aa jrea to rerta'a Importunities, had
09 idea how many thousand times the
utrcly bothered secretary and adjutant
general had determinedly said no. In
all probability they would only have
been the more ronnd'r -
d It
been known. Natha:
tFtirTio ia aim .-(
diillt Wouldn't
for the promotion of
department shook If
Could Mlivccd In at' '
Nat lui ii had foimd'
aboard ship lth
serving afoot as nm
Of "till IcgCKll hi
they went m-rox
gjl'l leaves of t!u
Clout ilancllng hefi
Of hi grade Id tV
a not ei it frit
niand of a battalion
ti.ally prntrated b.
wakltiir hours ahoar
I'urallone and Hon.
ver to the writing of -friend
and kindred nn
Mnelal. calling on tho
fliat he was appointed i
of one of the voliu-tii-r r
raised on the Parlrto i
eonld be dono by a go
the war department Itkof
might insure his liefng or
Man I-mneleo. The llt'.
amoug the offl,-or of th
Kan Juan Iim camojuui.
him ont of alt conceit wit'
bending a cmtny n ,
tho wall of Manila, still br.
Ppanlah .Mausers. Kvsrythln
securing that apNiintmeat
fit In the few days left Ulia I
.log to sea Nathan tad conscientiously
'oue, leaving to Id livuuuatit the duty
' preparing the battery for Its voyage
I the pwMHiMo -uinialgu.
hero was no cable to Honolulu, but
e the flotilla had to stop four day
out, and while there the O. and o.
i came after them with letters.
' well," wrote Mr. Nathan's klns-
"ffe have the governor's pos!
promise that jou shall be made
nant colonel at least, but we've
to buy oft Bent, to whom It was
ilsed, and to 'touch a dozen other
ws. We cannot boy off the colo-
Arrange to wait ten days at Hon
and the commission and order
ach you." Nathan knew that the
commander would be along with
time and that bo would never
his detachment to the com
of volunteers. Moreover, every
and man might be needed for
t at Manila. To appeal to the
n compinnder or to Melville,
'oral at the head of the expedl
otild be equally useless. The
as to appear to be full bent
ig with the cemmand, but to
somehow at Honolulu, rer-
could not well be refused blm
hore, since so many officers and
ro aeeordeil that privilege. He
charming quarters at the Iloy
Hun and gave a toothsome din
Jovial party of his cronies, but
.'ral, who wa bidden, pleaded a
previous engagement. 'The chief sur
geon, another ofUeer included lu the
lit, marveled for a moment at the un
expected courtesy,, for lie had very
gruffly scouted Nathan's tentative at
Krisi'u when consulted as to the khhI
blllty of his getting a few weeks' sick
have or nt least permission to delay,
but thn general showed his grim Scotch
medicine man a paragraph from a let
ler JiiHt received from the commander
of the forces, by this time himself on
the way from tho fiolden tJate: "It I
understood that Captain Nathan Is
moving heaven and earth to get a com-
niUxlim In the volunteers who are to
remain In camp here. He may endeav
or to be left behind on account of sup
poKltitiotiH Illness nt Honolulu, in which
cano let your chief surgeon examine
him. Sawney will stand no nonwnse.
Captain Nathan should not be ticrniit
ted to shirk this expedition."
"Ho won't be," said the brigade com
mander placidly as he refolded tho let
ter. And when It was found that Na
than was ordering an undue quantity
of hi luggage ashore the battalion com
mander as plHcldly InteriMised. A tall.
spare, almost saturnine veteran was
the major, ft soldier who had shoulder
ed a musket with the very first and
best of the state regiment that in lKtil
wero rushed to tho defense of Washing
ton, a man with the gpnlus of a general
bottled down for a generation under
the strap of n nontenant, a soldier in
whose hands Nathan bad about as
mnch chance to shirk as he had to fly.
The captain's shore leave expired at
dawn, and the flotilla was to sail at
noou the following day. The captain's
dinner went off in style, with much na
tlvo music and no little champagne, and
then In the wee sma' hours, after the
guests had been whisked away In Hon
olulu "files," the Bight clerk was sum
moned to the captain's room and bid
den to fetch a doctor In haste, and a
local practitioner came and found the
officer In well simulated agony and pre
scribed according to his lights and the
captaln'a liver, lie was amazed to re
ceive a visit at breakfast time from a
Scotch surgeon In chief and a stocky
little adjutant, wto demanded sight of
and speech with his patient, to the end
that Nathan wis bidden to arise, quit
bis bed and go to the dock and thence
to the ship. Tbero was nothing tho
matter with him, tald Major Sawney
A dose of salts would set blm to rights,
and Nathan's pains nnd preparations
went for naught. He and his luggage
were on tho ship and off for Manila be
for the setting of tho sun, hut there,
there did triumph' n wait him In the
sbapo of dispatches from tho States to
the effect that ho was commissioned
lieutenant colonel Second Columhlas,
and on acceptance, which he cabled at
onc, directed to report for duty with
bis regiment at San Francisco. The
battalion went Into the muddy trenches
and tho assault of Manila minus one
ablebodled captain, who minded nt-t
the dollars It cost htm to flit at once
to Hongkong and thence by nn O. and
O. liner back to the State.
f Not until among the last regimes'!
to reach the islands did the Second Co
lurablaa appear along In Pei-ember cd
were pushed forward to tho eastward
suburb tn siipKirt of the First brigade,
for Insurgent cannon frowned from
new made redoubts and bore full upon
tho unprotected lines along the Con
cordla, nnd 30.i) swarthy, scowling
soldiery snrrounded ,nnd heni'.ied In
the slender force of Invaders. Al! too
info the government found Us little ar
my of occupation far outnumbered and
sternly menaced at Mnttlln mid so rush
ed the regiments of regulars to the sea
board an seeotirM. But long before the
foremost could reach tho shores of Lu
zon the blow had fallen. AgHlimldo
had dashed Ills devoted followers iimn
tho sturdy m'tk. In blue, nml, ri gnliir
and volunteer, the two ltttle divisions
about the l-eleaguered city were grap
pling with the overwhelming force c-f
the dark tionr Just before the
J that radiant and most event
ay of the ttftt week In I'ebril
riingo thing happened. Awsy
U tl.e crooked estuary of the
la, fronting en tho left the
ny stone' wnlN of Santa Ana
til.'' tight Intcrmlnnblo thicket
lgh lii'i'iissuMe snamp. the thin
lie I'lrsl division sti-eli-heil from
V' nt Pamlacan point far aorw
Tort San Antonio, on the bay,
and men alike nailing and
t for the word that m to loose
mm the leash and let them go In
rush upon the twiii'in of dusky
1 who sieve 3 o'clock bail Iwn
I In hot tire from the shelter of
tone and cart ben walls and drlv
storm of steel clad b ad upon the
teetcd lads 111 blue. In grim sub
ailon they had obeyed the order
forbade their turning a spade of
for counter tntronohmcnts test
itlves, who for week had lesn
fg redoubts and planting can.
should aecitsc the Americana pf
e Intent. I.'.ynl tn their duty and
"vant of Institution that were
i to appreciate or nndoMtand, they
liorne the brunt of the storm and
i some of their best and bravest
opt a nay. but ground their teeth
.I gilt'pvd their Kprlugllclils harder
Uid look Uvurt III the immi.
along the crouching Un: "UuV time
wiu com, lads. Walt till broad day
light." And bow It was ui-urly 3. and from
tbo hbelfor of old iwrtlieoi walls and
mound nei'os the crooked T'rlpa the
Tag.il rlrti.s were pouring In heavy fire
on the flank and km-ii the rear of the
Americans lylMg xouili of the bridge.
Every company of the great Kver
greens wim, hotly nmaged. and the
brigade i-oiiiiiiiin.li r galloped to his re
serve, halted ilUjoog lio- streets of l'ao.
The mountain gun of the regulars
were liellowlng from the left of the
blockhouse at the Krupp under the
convent walls at Kant Ana. The
long rifled breechloader at Battery
knoll. In rear of the right of the bri
gade, were mdiiig shrapnel spattering
Into tho ban boo thickets where the in
surgent Manser were spitefully crack
ing. Everywhere, as the dawn began
to streak the, skies above the village
roof.the roar of battle stunned the
ear, and men bugged the ground as the
deadly hall whistled overhead, and the
little nutlve horses, the mounts of the
staff and Held officers, wiucalcd and bit
and kicked In nervous wrath at the
unseen, hissing, vicious demons of the
air that buzzed nluiut their ears or bit
or scored their way along haunch and
flank. Behind thn stone wall, well
within the limit of the eastward
suburb, a lieutenant colonel, in natty
kliukl uniform, had disjuoiintrd and
was eMmtoliitlng with bis pony as the
general galloped up.
"l'ut two companies In at once on
tin; right of the village, facing that
shack yonder! What's the matter
with your horse, colonel?"
"Seoiu to lie scared, sir. I thought
he was lilt he behaved so bad," was
Ihe faltering answer.
"Then mount my orderly's. He'll
stand anything. You take the colo
nel's, llanford." said the chief to the
tall lad who rode at bis heels. "Lively,
now, Nathan, there's uot a second to
lose! I'll relieve you here with the
Washoes."
Fnder the dim light of the street
lamps. In tlu lirst gray mists of the
morning, swinging up the wain street
In solid sets of fours, cuius a coluuiu
of sturdy foot, striding as though burn
ing with eagerness to get Into the tight.
"Move your baitallou Into the side
streets, right amf left. Colonel l.aug-
don," were Ihe quick orders. "Keep
them under shelter till I send for you.
Now, then, what's I lie matter with
those Columbian?" he snnpcd. eager.
Impatient. Intolerant of delay. "Here,
bring your meu through this luue. cap
ful!!!" And away went the general's
protesting pony and a brace of aids-de
camp, two companies or ine i.oium
blas, arm at n trail, scurrying after
thqin afoot. Something delayed their
field nSlecr-slli nip too long or too
short. lie was fiercely tugging nt Ihe
leather oh one side, hi orderly bugler
un the other. I lie little slceil Willi
which he aad experienced such nunc
countable ilitllcultlcs displsycd aston
ishing agility and seal the moment the
boy orderly straddled him and darted
away ou the trail of the Columbia
without so much as a protest. Iirawu
up within a little walled Inclosurc the
caissons of the mountain guns stood
sheltered from the Mausers whistling
overhead from tho blnxlng front. A
squad of eager drivers, crouching by
the gate, sulckered at the sight across
tho narrow way. -"Nathan a very par
ticular Just where that Mole's got to be
punched," Jeered a grlzxlcd driver who
bid served In the old battery.
"Particular not to get one In his own
li'de, you mean," laughed a mate.
"Where's hts colonel, anyhow?"
"Over nt the right Nathan ouly had
four companies. Here comes Washoe
now." And then at tho right front, be
yond the village walls, a ufd cheer
went up to ti skies, followed by a
crashing volley. Tho Columbia bad
burst from tie thickets fct the edgo of
the suburbs and made their dash to
the backs of tbo stream. Oh, that they
could only cross It and drive the lurk
ing foo with dripping bayonets! But
still tho stern mandate cninc from the
distant roar, "Defend, but don't ad
vuncc beyond, the line.". Another instant
and another cheer, ringing, hearty,
spontaneous, went up among tho teams
and caissons of tho battery, and the
commander of the advancing regiment,
baiting In surprise at the sound of his
own nnme, turned, saw the smiling,
swarthy faces under the dim light of
the street lamp nnd, half shaking a
gattntletcd fist, raised bis campaign
hat and smiled greeting and apprecia
tion. A moment later, his battalions care
fully dlsjioNcd, one on each side of the
highway, under cover of the walls, the
colonel turned his active little mount
across the way, and "old hands" of
Tawncr- days and the lieutenant they
knew and honored in the batteries
faced rsi'h other under lire, aud Ijiug-
don wns grasping ilie brawny tints of
men who were humble cauuoneers the
day they lifted up their voices lu part
ing shout for the "best officer lu Bat
tery 1'." Again came the crash of vol
ley from -the right front and the
shriek of a Krnpp shell overhead, and a
stair officer came spurring back from
the blockhouse up the highway. "Colo
nel Nathan here?" he shouted loud, lu-
hlslcut. Imperative. A doaeu voice an
swered, a doxen hand Indicated the
way. "The general wants you at the
footbridge at oin-e, sir." were the add
ed word, and there was but scaut re
sped In the tone. There was Utter
sinrn of ihe etiquette of the service
that deiuniiils of A mounted officer that
he alight I h-fore addressing a soulor
afoot. Iirowning men grasp at straw.
Anything to temporise, Nntbau seised
eagerly the pretest. "If you Intend
that remark for me, sir," be said, "you
will dismount and convey It with prop
er respect," but the aid bad not even
stopped to listen, lie ws spurrlug
swiftly down tin., line of the Washoes
crouching nt the roadside, and there
was marked illrTcrvucv In the tone with
which he asked for Colonel I-angdou.
"Herer sang the prompt answer as
that officer Instantly droped bis chat
with the gunners aud reined out Into
the road. The nil as In the sky, the
pallid light of du already strong
enough to outline forms and figures
close at hand, but all men's faces were
drawn and wan. There had been long
nights cf vigil and later the strain of
long hour under tire. Two men of the
nearest conipsiiv, i lose to the high
road, turned over on their backs, one
with strange angiil-di In Ills boyish
face, the oilier, after a moment's strug
gle, w ith staring, slglitk-ss eye, glivug
arms raised aud bur iheiu to the ref
uge of au adJoluUtf wall. Lww 0yU
Mansers bad founoT their billet in' the !
recumbent lino. "First blood for tho
Filipino, " muttered a grizzled major. I
with uu upward ghuu-e at Ijiiigilou,
Who wus herding his men like a shc-1
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I will Htli'tnl nil t-alr-i at Inui'-i nml
plHio-i Hpeeilicil upon ri'i'i'ivimr re-
'i"rilifl tn iln so. Clitiri; rc-i iii;ililc.
There is notlliuB lifct! Astlr'eilelie. It
lirinp in.il:iiii relief, even in - vor;l
i ic-ch. It cures when nil el.-e f.lil.i.
The 1,'i v. C. V. Wl LI S, f -villa
l!i.l;-i , III., sayN: "Your tii il htiillc of
A-lliinaleue leceivi il in L'"l cmlit ion
I
I cannot t. II von bow tlinnkfid I i,.r I f-fj V
the poo-l ilorivml lioin it. I w a a : la e, I tWl Kj
cliaiiieil villi pntiid sore lln..:it aii.l'.l.;j M
Afillinia lot ten year?. J de .paired of I K
ever bi-ut'! cured. I mv vonr ailvnti-
ueiit for tlie cure uf tlii-. ilien.lml ami
toi iiientiiu' ilitH a -e, A - tlmi i, an, I I lion ;-!il
you bad u Tfpokcn oin-elviv, l.nt ie
olvtd to ;ive it a trial. To my ii':.ini.
nient, tbe ft i,l winked like a cliniii.
Send Dies full (i...'d liolile."
Ki:v. pp. Moi:i;i winiNi.K.i;.
Palil.i ot tin' t'oiif. I'.nai. 1-ia. l.
N n Y..i:k, .I.m. ::, I' IM.
Iln. Taft. Pros'. Mi-dicnu- Ci...
lieiilleinen : Y.nir A-lliinali'iie ir: an
ejivllcnt n-ineilv for Astlima and l!;i
Kever, and il cuinpo ilea) alleviatei- all
tn.i.lei wlisli loiiiSiiie A-tlniii.
lid. .'iiit'ce-.-H i-. a-loni' hine ao.l uuiitl.-riiil.
Aitcr IciviniT it laivnillv aiiai- -i-.l.
can tnte that A llimali'i.i- . out net. i,..
Verv truly v.vtr.-.
PK . PP. Mni:i;i w i t il- i.l i;.
Avon Si i-isi, N. Y., l cli.
1' o.
trotn a -.n"i'.. .lot.
, lunim- t. --I.-.1 tin.
Mt ui'".. 1 l-i-h
eliii-ii, mi nun
nr i..t,i "i. il,
M II. COIIIIIHVf-
cure ol Aitlima.
I vCrv s.s.n nnti,,.! -i ri.li. I un; i, . -
h id di -a. fiin-l n..l :'! iiinn !.- fi.-r
cii - ntlv rt-iiimiiicii.l ili im-.li, ine !.. .nl
- c. Vi.tn- rp" ti'mly.
H. i. PI.. M. ).
PK. TAl'T I 1.0- . Ml DH k v 01
yfl& l ill
For Iufartf 3 and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tli
Signature
Sn
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THH CENTaUS COMTHNV. MCWVOSK CITV.
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THREE COLLEGE COUHSES
--- CLASSICAL, SCIEHTIFIC, 'LITERARY
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY -
Tlie Acadenuj prepares Tor College and gires
a thorough Knnlisli Education, the best pre
paration for rencLing or busi'ness. All
pennes rrri) loir, iloard and roouii a the
I .dies' jlal! to S'l per n:'t k, iiulufiin-
i-lectric
Ii.ilit :iid lu-it.
CCLLEQH
Under evpviienoe.i nianarteiuent, to!' lur-
nisli rioni3 nnd board nt cost on the club
rliii. not to exceed $'!.i"(
i For full pa; iculars, address
I'RCSIDEM McCLFLLAM),
I'ore&t Groce, Oregon
IHTERE3TINQ
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sii. ih. r nn Iiiimii.- m pi. u-i.k, tlo-y
i.mIiii iMv vcuit tin- Im-,1 srryiirt ol
tuiiialil.- Ni l:ir :is -h1, i-oiufoit au i
Milil.i- I.-; coimi'I u.'ii. t'.m.lurei-a .
ll.o 'iM-..i.siii t'i'riii:il l.ineti ui a!d
in -4-i v e I he public ami our traint r-'ijterju-,
, , iu;(l;e cl.if S conuec
i!...i with diver'iner iiue;i nt all juin t
i.n wiiii.d,
l'lillman Palai-e SI.-e.iuK und Chuii Cars
on through tin in-.
I'ining (,':ir seivice
Hci-v.'.l a l:i (?:iite
uiieTiclleil. MeiU
In oider to obtain this first tlas eerv c
nk tlm ticket aent lo l you , a
ticket over
TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL UNI.
5.
I'iiert ronneciions ui
nnilkee lor all Ka lev i
n.
sm J!i.
ir full inMnnali. p cut en
t ickct s:i-nl . or i ir,- . ,
your ii.arcTjt
J.(S. C. I'llNT). or jAri. , (Xot ,
n. Pap. Agt., lienenii Ajfent,
M ilw-Hiirce.M in. -J4ii Hurt
0 SiioUNe
an a
I IMESniS PUM.x HMIAl I'OlM l.iM)
ChiciiKo-Porl iytnl sciul,
illj'lon :c;ii-;' ' :i lu for .ult
vm Iliuit
l.;ike. Den-
vrk i t. Worth, iinuiliu, Kuntiis l itv.Kt.
I.u.ii:, C a.' A Ku; t. Arrives 4 :Z0 p m.
At' tie Exiiref'i via Hunt inctoii. lc-
li;i' ;it !i ! in for filt l.ntc, IVnvcr.r t-
..-.1 li, I Un:ili:i, KaiiMiin ( ity, Ht. l.oius,
J'.ir.if.o mii.I 1-aW. Arrivefl 8:10 a. ni.
f t. Paul tu t uinil via Spokane lenvos
il p m lor Wiilhi W'ullu, iM is-ton, Sjfo
kane, W'iillui'i. Pul Iniaii, Miiuii:.ii,uiij, !t
Paul, Iiiilulli, Millwtiui'.ee, 1I.iliiko and
Kai't. Avi ivi -, 7 a ui.
OCI VV AMI P.IVIK SPHt'lU'LE
t'riitii I'ortbiiid
I.I-IU-C
il:is.
' S . in for S:m I'raucifico
Arrio-t: -I i in.
every
Leave;' S i nt ilailv except, ftmnlsy, on
.itnr.lay "id ji in lor Astoiiit and -ay-l:ii.ilint'H
Arrive? 4 p in except tiumiay
Leaves daily except Sunday at t a m
lor trefoil I'ity, Acwber, .'-'nleiu, lndu-
pciMi iice ami .iy-laniliin.;. Arrives at
:;'.il p iii es-.:epl '--uiiilav.
Leaves Tnes Tliuif, ami !;it at 6 a m
for Corvallis iin.l way lamlintrs. Arrives
Mon, Will and l'ri at -I :'M p in.
I j':,Tos Tiles, Thins and lat at 7 a l
for t in-yon City, Jiavt.m sivl wav-tnd.
int'M. Arrives Mon, Wed and "l-ji at
;! :.'i() p in.
Leaves liipana at.TMO a m for Lewis
ton. Laves Loui :ton B:oll a m tor
l,'ip:iri:.
Ail.lrrss, A. I. ( JU,
en'I Puss. Afrcut.
Port ami, . . Oregon.
in Pwtl.in.-i
is a vtritnLle
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pjm; oi
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