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MEDFORD MATT. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 19.11.
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PUUMSUISD DAIL.Y EXCEPT BATUIV.
DAY UY THIS AlhiUl'UZlU
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Mall, Tho Blfitironi Triminc. ino oouui
ern Orcgonlan, Tlio ABhlond Tribune
Ofrico MnlJ Tribune Hulldlw?, 2B-27-29
North Fir street; plione, Main 3021
Home 75.
OEOIIGK PUTNAM, ndllor nnd Manngcr
' Entered as Bccond-class mattor a
Medford, Oregon, under tho act or.
March 3, 1879. t
Official Paper of the City of MeVlford
Official papor of Jacltson County ,
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, . KEOHKT DECISIONS
J4. 4.
Oeeert Jianfl Entries.
If pfiylng' crops can bo olitulnod from
land without Irrigation, tho Jiuirt Is not
rtpsurt In oharoctor and Is thus not sub
ject to desert entry. On the other hand.
If It Is clnlmod that land will not thus
produeo without Irrigation nnd Is upon
that olalm entered under the desert hind
law, then Irrigation must bo performed
In order to ncqulro title.
A withdrawal of lands for reclamation
. ...... ., .!.,,. Dm nrovlHlons of the
1 !.... I nl nrtiir In IllloWnilCn 'II f II II
entry, and tho government Intending to
use t.io same for such purpoMOS. hs tin
effect of removing such lands from the
class of lands subject to entry under the
homestead act, and therefore cannot
properly hu restored to entry.
Where n contest affidavit Is filed
against a desert laud entry, charging the
non-dosoU character of said land In
cuuso of only jmrtlul Irrigation and rec
lamation thereof, under a prior home
stead entry and wntor right, It Is nec
t'SHnry to show tlio tho oiftlra Irrlgalilc
area of thu entry has been reclaimed. An
affidavit alleging duly partial rechuna
tlon Is Insufficient to maintain u charge
that tho land Is non-desert.
Homestead Entries.
Tho rule of nppioxlinatlon Iuih mil
been Invariably enforced, and where n
showing Is made that tlin enforcemenl
of tho rtiln would work a hardship up.ir
tho entryman and tho eitpllles of tho par
ticular cnwi warrant It. the lU'tiurtmiml
has allowed an entry for moru than 160
acres to stand.
I Under tho liberal provisions of the
act of May 29, 1008 (35 Htat.. 4C7)), ae
luul resldeiiee tiuuinn presence on tlir
land as a home, unless absence. Is con
strained by such forco as deprives llu
claimant of voluntary oontrol of himself
Actual" In this statute must bo con
Dirtied as "real." as opposed to uonstru
tlvu or notional.
Whero land Is selected under provis
ions of act of January 1. 1807, (30 Htat
036), anil contest affidavits am filed
against such selection, upon tho grotinr
that tho land was occupied, such affida
vits must allege prior right In tho land
In contestant nnd must also disclose tin
names of alleged occupants at the time
of selection. The selection of occuplei
laud Is not u fraud against the govern.
"UVhero an application to file under tin
timber and stone act Is pending In gom'
faith at the lime of the Issue of an unlet
withdrawing said land for forest put
noses, such pending p.trly Is n lawfu.
filing existing at the dale or with
drawal and-excepted front the force ant
effect thereof. Huclt entry will stand tin
less otherwise objectionable. Citing M
Kdllli Curtis (33 U ., 205)1 Joseph W
While (Ibid, 285) and llattlo K. lliadle)
"(31 U I)., ll).
Mining.
Affidavit Indicating tlmt posting plal
and notion huh upon adjacent land win
fatally defective.
When the samo poison or company
owns several contiguous mining claims,
capable of being worked together uhdel
one general system of ilevolopment, t U
not necessary that all of mich claims In
embraced In the sumo proceedings fo
patent, but may be applied for and en
lured vlnulv or othnrwlsu at dlffennl
times, This right ittlses from eontlgully
of thu claims upon the ground, then
common ownership, the availability and
value of the common Improvement I'll
lug sepliyr lode claims (30 1. I, 510)
Mountain L'hlef J.udo cIuIiuh 38 1. 1.
imi), una Siuolilng Company vs, Kemp
101 U. 8.. C30).
Where there It a conflict butween a
homestead entry and a lode mining lo-.
cation, the mineral claimant has the
burden of showing that ho doflnltolj
marked his clulnt upon tho ground, so
that Its boundaries can be teadlly traced,
and such maiklng must also conform
with the local state statutes or leguht
tlons. Citing unreported ease of William
A. 'Kevin, ot al.. s. John llaslrom, Jim
7, 1007.
Under tho act of Mm oh 3. toon, an en
tryman will not be requited to elect
whether ho shall receive a patent with
tho leservatlon therefrom of all coal in
tho land, lit a ease where final pioof w.is
submitted nnd the entry fuiiiutlly al
low ed In thealiHoiieu of any shouliig of
Ih.i uxlHtence of coal, anil the order of
withdrawal was mado mux era! mouths af
ter thelssuanco of the final oertlflonte
Particular)) whero It is not shown that
olitryman posssessud sueh knowledge
Scrip.
i Under the aol of June i, IS97. (30
Htnl SO. If a selection Is made for a
losuiiai)Uiy thni) tlio initio relimiuuiiie
thu deficiency not being a result of iwiv
mischance or misprision on p.irt of the
loclil of flours. Is a waiver of the aoss
of base. Citing Unhurt lwulle (34 U U
679).
Practice.
A party seeking Intervention must be
fully (luullftttd under departmental regu
lations. Citing Hlmson vs'llobsoft tl'J
U !).. 4S3) and Inslruollous of Heptem
bir 30. 1910. (39 u n, :o
i Where It Is ullegvd In a oontest that
one party oilglually obtained a relln
u'ulstiinont from the other p.ut) l
fraud, and such ehaige was made hefoi
the local of fle-, mid the eutrymau fiom
Whom rel1niUlsiiineitl was obtained ap
pears read for trial although In default
inTiler the rubs of practice, the loral of
flci'rsVhouhl of "'eii own motion, take
Stops to" M-Uin- IrlimUtfinuUl lf Ul
original eutr and of the oontest und
iiiiodld fix n date for hearing the same
J n. cases, as above, thu dvHirtinent will
ronslder tne nisi- upon ivrttontri
, An ordvr of Vi- umii'isl laud office
.iir.-nilnif that u hfrliiB be had to deter
Milne Mio r-Teglve rtiihls of tb partlns
PORTLAND'S PRIMARY ELECTION.
FOR the first time on record, the three newspapers of
PnrHinifl. regardless of nolities united during the
primary campaign that ended
candidate, namely Uay JLomnaru, as republican nuuum-i-for
mayor. This unusual combination probably aroused
the suspicion of the voters, for in the three-cornered con
test, Mr. Lombard came out second best. Of course, his
fpol, silk-stocking, labor-hating friends contributed mate
rially to this result.
Mr. Rushlight, tho successful candidate, was nominat
ed by a small minority of his party. Only about half of
the registered vote was cast at the primaries. Despite the
newspaper space given the contest throughout the cam
paign, the alleged corruption, the open charges of graft,
and the scandal that besmirched the present council,
apathy governed the average citizen on voting dayand
now he is bewailing the fact that the wrong man was chos
en for mayor and the "lilywhitcs" renamed for council-
men. .
Mr. Rushlight is a plumber by occupation, lie is a
member of the present city council of Portland and alleg
nA in lin ji'iiiniiiher of the "combine" which delivers the
goods to paving contractors and others. lie had the active
support of uuion labor, of the liquor interests and open
town element, and is accused of being the choice of "big
business" the public service corporations.
Perhaps he is, perhaps he isn't. Rushlight's record is
fairly clean and he stands well in his own ward. But he
has never done anything to prove .his fitness for the po
sition he aspires to is too little for a big job. So we be
hold a frantic search for an independent, for the democratic
nominee is even littler.
The republican Oregoniah, the democratic Journal, the
hermaphrodite Telegram, have all bolted the republican
and democratic tickets. Why not name a newspaper
tw.lmf it ml lot fhn iconic vote unon it? Perhaps the news
papers could do better than the gangs running the prima
ries -they couldn't do much worse.
How times have changed! A few short years ago the
Oregonian would have regarded it as equivalent to com
mitting hari-kari to bojt the ticket. It was sacred. Taft
would have come to the rescue and Portland been inform
ed that the salvation of the nation depended upon the elec
tion of Rushlight-. But the Oregonian, which has long
preached partisanship, has at last seen a great light, and by
considering men and moasures, rather than the welfare of
a party organization, is on the road to independence re
moving an obstacle towards becoming a really great news
paper. Just listen to this blasphemy from the lips of the party
ergan: "No questions as to party were asked either can
didates or voters. Nobody cared; and nobody cares. It
follows, then, that a party primary for the nomination' of
party candidate for local offices is a sham, a fraud and
a delusion; and party fealty is an empty illusion. The
part)' primary for municipal officers ought to be abolish
ed; since the appeal to the public for support in any local
contest on any party basis falls on heedless ears."
And yet, two years ago, four years ago, six and eight
years ago, and indefinitely through the years gone by, the
same authority preached to us daily that upon Portland's
electing republicans depended the future of the party in
state and nation. Twice Roosevelt was rushed vainly to
the rescue in the columns of the Oregonian.
Of course partisanship in local offices is a sham. So is
it in state affaire. In both, but particularly in local affairs,
is it a costly delusion, for the municipality, like the corpo
ration, should be administered by a skilled and trained
expert, as it is in German cities, and not by a happy-go-lucky
choice from a lawyer's or physician's office or from
a blacksmith or plumbing shop.
Yet it is discouraging that in the first campain where
all the newspapers threw off the yoke of party to fight the
graft machine that, through division of forces, the ma
chine should be victorious in the opening battle. The news
papers should educate the public upon the necessity of
supplanting present political methods in city government
by those based upon laws mui govern an sucrwHim mih
iness. .
appealable, except whole such order In
volves matter which Hie land depart
ment cannot liuiulro into, or Is for any
reason contrary to law or the settled
tullngs of the depailmeiit Oiling r
Walellberg. el ill. (! I 301)
An application to amend an entry Is
alwass addtosNod to the euultable pow
era of the land department, and Is not
granted as of course, especially not, its
ugalnst interv lining lights.
Notice.
I'oeahonlas tribe will give it bnmiuel
I'thhiy evening, St. Tammany day. May
12, llt Al inenibeis Invited to at
tend KukIo'h hall, corner Main and
Central avenue tlood time assuid, 13
Woman Buloidei.
H1CATTI.K, Wash. May 10 After cry
ing over a mugailuo poem, "A Hook and
a Hunnlng lirooli." Mis Kntheilne .Mat
thews. 31. weulthv. divorced, weal into
her bathroom In the fashionable lhl
grnvla apartment and drank carbolic
acid
To Invtitlirats Biiirnr Trust.
. WASHINGTON. 1. C May 0. With
out a dissenting voto the house today
passud the llaidwtek lesolutlou calling
for ill) Investigation of uie so-culled sug
ar tins!
Look at the ads that offer employ
ment ami Miu'll find tho right ono
soon.
Look nt a few of the furnished rooms
advertised -and pack your tiunk!
Therm lm Only Onm
"Bromo
That is
USCO THE WORLD OVER TO
Always remember tho full nanio.
(or thli signature on every box.
Look
i!5o.
Saturday in support of ono
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HOBHX.I: BKIKT SHROUD.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 10 -The
Mlssouil I'unerul Directors'
association has evolved a hobble
skirted shroud, cut In the latest
fashion The sklit, among oth
ers, Is on exhibition at the meet
ing rooms of thuiissoclatlou, In
couv oi)t Ion here
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CALIFORNIA ODD rELLOWS
ELECT OSAHD OITICERS
HAN lMtANCISCO, May 10 At to
day's session of the California grand
lodoe or Odd Follows, Deputy 11 mini
Mauler (leoigo V Hudsoou was nomin
ated for tho office of grand master, nnd
hOranil Master Thomas W. Duckworth
was unanimously chosen to be Califor
nia's u'prosuutatlvo lu tho sovurvlgu
giand lodge of America.
The chief contest lu this year's elec
tion Is over the office of grand warden,
wlilcu Is a stepping stone to tho grand
mastership. About a doxen candidates
ate lu the field. The elections nut fcched
tiled for tomorrow.
Olatps Xoinry and Dee.
CHICAGO, May 10 Clasping In his
hand u luxury, his only possession. Hob
ert lagley of Pasadena. Oil . died nt St.
Luke's hospital here today He fell un
der u freight H alii hist night
Quinine"
Bromo Quinine
OWtE A COLD IH ONE DAT.
SWA
?rxnrm0
Attacks Women
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i JT K jiJjLi II
5IGH0R G0GUELM0 EERREE0.
from euRoPEAti eomoH op tme
NBW YOHK, May C Many women
prominent In dull and suffrage rirganlsta
tlons were ustnnlshcd nnd hurt when
they read Professor Ousllelmo Ferrero's
artlclo on "Tho Women of ho Caesars,"
which appeals In tho May number or tno
Century Mngazlno, In which tno histo
rian speaks of women In general as abus
ing liberty. All tho women to whom a
reporter showed the artlclo In question
denied absolutely tho justice of Mr. For
rcro's conclusions, which ho expressed
at tho end of hls-nrtlclo as follews:
"Although It Is a hard, cruel, plainly
Iniquitous thing tq .deprive a woman of
liberty nnd subject her to a regime of
tyranny In order t& constrain her to live
for tho racci nnd not for herself, yot
when liberty 'Is granted her to llvo for
herself, to satisfy .hci-pcrsonal desires,
slio abuses that 'liberty more readily
than a man does,,nnU" more thnn a man
forgots her duties toward tho race."
COMMimiCATIOW.
They Oat Out From Under.
To tho Uillter: On article appeared In
your paper last evening severely criti
cizing certain players and tho tactics
they pursued In trying to defeat the
drains I'ass team last Sunday ufter
noon, Slnco that artlclo appeared In your
paper sovcrnl reports have como to us
stating that certain fans have accused
us of panning tho players nnd writing
tho article. Wo want to state right hero
that wo did not wrlto It, but any tlmo
we do start to crllclzo tho hall team
wo'll have enough nervo to put our sig
nature to tho artlclo.
Several of tho players nnd fans have
taken exceptions to the article, claiming
that the writer went a llttlo too strong
with tho criticism, but that's not up to
us. AVo have all Wo can do to fight
out own battles.
hud novi.R.
J. W. McGLYNN.
, Hig-ht Not So Alive.
McMlnnvllle. Tenn. Mrs. Oclo Jott,
of this place, writes.: "I don't believe I
would bo living today, If It hadn't been
ror Cardul. I lay In bed for 27 days,
and the doctor enmo every day, but he
did mo no good. Finally, he advised un
operation, but I would not consent, and
Instead took Cardul. Now I am going
about tho house, tlolng my work, and
oven do my wasliirtB. Cardul worked
wonders In my cu.se I am In better
health than for five years." Cardul Is n
strengthening tonlo for women. It re
lieves pain, tones up tho nerves, builds
strength. Try It. -At your druggists.
l'rank r. Butler Dead.
Frank 1. Hutler, n brotherMn-law of
V. V. Klllott, proprietor of tho Puntor
turn, and u tailor at that establishment,
died Tuesday evening at his home on
the corner of Holly and Knight street,
of pneumonia. Ho einvcs n wife ann
child. The funeral will ho held from th
Into residence at 2 o'clock Thursday,
llev. Lucas officiating. Tho Modem
Woodmen will have charge of tho ser
vices ata tho grave.
Mr. Hutler was bom In Iowa 32 years
ago, He has been u resident of Mod
foid for somo time.
PILES CUBED IK 0 TO 14 DATS.
l'AV.O OINTMHNT Is guaranteed to
euro any case of Itching. Wind, bleeding
or protruding plies lit 6 to H days or
monoy refunded, GQc,
NOTICE.
Dr. Uarber Is now located In rooms
207 and 208 Farmora and Fruitgrowers
bank building and will bo pleased to
meet his friends nnd patrons In tho
now location.
Look
Here
IIOMK IllMLDKH.
KAKNINOS HAVKltl
Otchaid Addition
Is Your Hest Proposition.
It Is close In.
Its remotest lot Is loss than a mile
from the city hall.
And less thuu one-third of a mile from
the South Side public suhool alto.
It has as flue soli as mm bo found In
tho valley.
It lies perfvjetlv for drainage.
Kvory lot Is beautifully shaded b
big, whle-sptoMdlng apple 'trees. Holly
street, the folate finest In Miiirotd. runs
clear through It nnd has cement walks
on both sides.
It Is In South Medford. naturally the
most beautiful and the futuie finest
and most repldl) developing qunrtor of
the city.
Ilulldlng restrictions to keep out the
t.hacks
Prices Hre lowest, advantages consid
ered. Kaslest of easy terms for earnings
sav ers
And the surest proposition for mak
ing money by advance in values.
Medford will grow and keep grow
ing, and nothing oau stop her.
Oct a lot.
Or h lot of lets
lu Oniianl Addition.
And ou will have n share In tho ben
eflts of Its growth.
The lets ar &i) or more feet wide and
lie and 112 doiv.
The introductory prlca nie only Jioo
for to-fmit lots.
The first comers get first cholc.
Fifty per cvut off for the flrtt builder
of a )20U hoim
Twwiti -f lv pr emit off for the first
tl&oo house
Other lib. ml discounts to early build
ers. S Q. E. MAH8HAT.Ii, the Owner, at
toutlt end of Oakdale aveuua, or any
miiubcr of the Mvdfent Relty Board.
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TO ATTACK SOON
SONORA CAPITAL
Rebels Surround Hcrmosillo apil Arc
Expected to Advance in Next Day
or Two Besieged Force Are Yaqui
for Most Part.
DOUGhAS, Ariz.. May 10. Aftpr three
days during which no news was received
from Hermoslllo. a message reached here
today saying that tho Sonora capital Is
still held by the federal garrison, but
that .. Is surrounded. An attack Is ex
pected. A
Tlio news was rcceivco y wire u
Carbo, whero It wns brought by a courier
who hnd "broken through the rebel lines.
Most of the besieging forco nt Hermo
slllo are Ynquls employed on tho vest
plantations of Joso Mayterlno, provis
ional governor or Sonora. They aro well
armed, having held up a Southern Pa
cific train from which they obtained BOO
m.,... -irinu nrwl 900 fldfl rounds of am-
i.lllUBi;! ...at.., ...... ---,
munition. All wires to Hermoslllo have
been cut.
TBUIB CENTER.
132 North Ivy street, Medford, Or.
A primary cqurso of twelvo lessona In
Trull, will be Klven by Annto Sprague
Smith every Thursday afternoon at 3
p. m. Teaching and divine neaung oy
nnnnlnttnant.
Motaphyslcnl library, literature for
nalo. Subscriptions laxen ior uanuy
Pntvr. NnntlliiB nnd other nubllcatlons.
Enquiries recolvod by mall will rocolve
prompt attention.
All are welcome Love offerings.
Hasklna for Healtlu
Where to Go
Tonight
X
TONIGHT
CLEVEK PHOTOPLAY3
EXCELLENT MU3IO
ONE DIME NO MOKE
w'vit
NATATORIUM
l DowUnff, Billiards, Fool, Skatlnff, and )
Bhootlng-. J
4 Tub Baths for Ladles and Geutlomen i
at all times.
Big Dance, Every Saturday Night.
Z
THE ISIS THEATRE
; BIG DOUBLE BILL ,
! Loaders of Comedy
I; BAT AND BAY
1 1 Those Eccentric jinwramiiri
I Thoy como high, but wo got to have i
;; them. You can't nfford to miss these ,
'i two ClOVOr peopio ll tuoir biuvhh- ,
lltlng comedy a laugh every hecond i
'Thoy nro with you 15 mlnutos15xfi0 ;
'! DOOi that's how many laughs you;;
got. It's going some.
'I BTILL ANOTHEU
! MISS THOMPSON '
I1 Singing talking darning direct,
sfor Poriola theater. Frisco, whore sue
'i . i.A.t i,n tnnfllnir fnnttiro for tho
;past two weeks. No ono can afford I
'! to miss this great bill. ' I
I; 3 REELS MO VINO PICTURES 3
WOOD FOR SALE
f
I BLOCK WOOD
I 94 FEB LOAD
Phone Main 3S81 or leave ordars at
Medford Hardware
Company
Medford
-Horse Shoeing Shop-
128 South Harotli'U Street.
Pacific Phono 1831
Home iMO-U.
C. L. Allen, Prop.
GIVK US A TllIAL
Draperies
Ve carry a very complete line of
draperies, face curtains, fixtures, etc .
and do all classes of upholstering A
spoclal man to look after this work
exclusively and will give n& good
service as is possible to cot In even
the largest cities.
Weeks & McGowan Co
TOMATO PLANTS
The best ever seen in Med
ford, all in 4-iueh pots. You
will gain 4 to 6 weeks by
planting these instead of
planting the old way.
J. T. BROADLEY
S0B
Medford
E. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds 'of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Puinps,,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
Medford Concrete
Manufacturers of
m.A7.v.n CEMENT SEWER PIPE
CRUSHED ROCK
SCREENED GRAVEL
Delivered to any part of city.
W"t"i
il .
Fruitgrowers' Hank IJIdg,
Phono M. 052.
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Campbell & Baumbach
1 MOBTGAGE LOANS,
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
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Money on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
I PHONE 3231.
320
pjuMf0JrwwP
IIPLU
STEAM AND HOT
2 All Work Guaranteed
COFFEEN
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5 nOWAKI) IJLOOK, ENTRANCE
ii-'
WE SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMER
16 INCH WOOD
Oak, $8.00; Fir, $7.00 j Pine, $6.00.
3 Tier to Cord.
Will Begin to Ship May 15. ' ,"
Phone us at Butte Falls.
BUTTE FALLS LUMBER CO.
BUILDING SPECIALTIES COMPANY
m!i"
There can be only one best the Tip
Top of excellence. We both' aim to
get it. You, the clever and successful
housewife, want the groceries that
give the greatest results in your food
that please your family and visitors
TAE sell only tip top quality
in groceries so that we
may get your trade nana retain it. Every item we
send out is an advertisement of hte quality of the oth
ers. If we did not maintain tip top value always, our
business would not continue to grow as rapidly as it
does. Inspect our extensive stock or telephone a
trial orifer.
Aden Grocery Co.
32 SOUTH CENTRAL AVENUE
r
Iron Works
Construction Co.
I Plant
North Riverside
Plione M. 6091
C. J. SEMON, Mgr.
. .-.r-v I " v..v..v.
. ffin jttli.wlA
kl A VJ H h: I I
for Kricfc Work
for Plastering
SAND
COUNTY WAEEANTS
GARNETT - COREY BLDG.
WATER HEATING
Prices Reasonable
SL PRICE
ON fltli STREET. TIIOPJE 803
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rrvMWiiwiW44W
art NORTH IlARTI.ETT ST.
A full lino of Mixed Paints,. Lehds,
Oils and Varnishes. Complete Btock
of Cabots Creosoto Slilnglo Stalna,
Wood Tints, Dry Paints and Kaloo
mlnos. Call at tho Sign of tho Sun and
get our prices.
art NORTH nAItTLETT ST.
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ClSllUIJl 111V PH'HV HUVt V WIIU IB IVI
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