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PAGK FOUR.
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VOTE FOR THE BEST MAN.
XT0TW.ITI1STAND1NG
4- tion clay, about the only persons displaying lnuoh
interest are tho candidates heniselves. jNone of them
liavo been successful in arousing any great degree- of
tintltusiasni.
Probably the many candidates and the lack of issues
are responsible rather than the personality of those seek
ing office. All candidates, at. least those seeking the
lhayorality, represent or affect to represent, the same
things, with the exception oT the socialist; so that the con
test resolves itself into a choice of pcnsonalilies.
The campaign has been clean from mud-throwing of
riliy kind, free from tho bitter personalities which have
niarrcd some of our election struggles. Kach candidate
has made his own campaign and each professes to be cer
tain of success.
Arote for the candidate that you think best qualified for
the position. Doit't let personal friendship interfere with
your judgment. Remember you are voting for the future
welfare of the city, therefore your own welfare.
Go at it as cold-bloodedly as you would if it were a
business transaction. Pick the man you consider the most
efficient, the best administrator, tho best financier, the
best business man, the most unselfish in his efforts as a
city builder.
If yon do this, and your judgment is good, no one will
have cause to repent during the next twoyears.
Adam Sisemore, Pioneer of the '50s
Passes Away at Gold Hill Home
(Gold Hill NcWS.J
"Adam Slscmore, one of the last of
tltoso Oaring argonauts and pioneers
i
of tho '508, pissed nwny upon tlio
long trail nt V noino In Mils city
on Monday, tlio lilt. Kor some time
past Mr. SlscnoM liad been sufler
ltK from Drlght'a disease, and his
dentil wns not unexpected, lie Ik
survived liy his aped wife, of this
elly, and has other relatives nt Fort
Klamath and Uoschiirg.
Funeral services were hold at tho
homo on Wednesday afternoon. Ilev.
J. II. Ovorholsor, of Talent, of the
United Prethcrn church, pcrfoimlui;
the lant Had rite-'. Tho remains were
laid to rest in tho Itock Point ceme
tery. In tho itlonccr days of Oregon,
Adam Sisemore played a leading part
in the drama of development and
was widely known. Born In Ken
tucky In 1837, he grew to young
manhood in tho Htato which Is
famed for having produced the hard
Icft and most Intrepid of pioneers
nu frontiersmen. In 1S54 young
SUcmoro answered tho call of tho
Kentucky blood, and crossed tho
plains to Salt I.ako City, travelling
by wagon train, and from thouce tu eldest keepers or tho stirring tradl
Yekn, California. Residing In i tlons of pioneer days,
MERLIN MANICHARGED
District Attorney K. K. Kelly went
to Grants Pass Monday to probo a
case of Incest brought ngulnst Wm.
K, Pottlll. of Merlin, nrrostcd Satur
day niton complaint of his 17-year-old-daughter
Julia and bis bed-rid-dqn
wife who la. beiug cared for by
the county.
, Tho mother admits knowledge of
tho futlicr'H unnatural crime, nnd tho
girl says that it had continued dur
ing tho rosldcnco at Merlin, but that
both tho mother and tho daughter
feared tho father's wrath of they
made the situation pithily.
I'ettlt la it innu about DO yours of
ngo, and bus worked orr and on ttt
day labor In tho Morllu neighbor
hood. Under tho Oregon statute
tho crime with which ho stands
charged Is punlshablo by imprison
ment in tho penitentiary for from
oilo to three years, or In tlio county
Jail frjim three months to ono year,
uml u flue' of from VZ00 to $100U.
LUMBER MILLS AT WEED
AND HILT CLOSE DOWN
Tito freeze through tho citrus belt
has hud it serious Influence tipou tho
labor situation In tho milling towns
o'f Weed, Dorrls, Illlt and other cen
ters of tho lumber trade. With tho
destruction of a vory great propor
tion of tho oruugo crop these mills
will have practically no toll for paok
Ing boxes, which was tholr principal
output, and as a consequence the
mills In tho three towns mentioned
have discharged 3000 men.
DIED.
Mury It. Martiu, wlfo of J. 0. Mur
ti'u, 0'H . Central uvenue, died at
Ii'V-lO o'clock Monday morning at tho
Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs. Mar
tiu hud boon a resident pf Jackson
comity for 3D years. She lived nt
Ajitloch for 2D years before coming
to Medford seven years ugo. Mrs.
Martin wus born In Pultun county,
Pennsylvania in 1851, She leaves
her iiusbuud and one son, Curl, Tho
funeral services will bo held nt the
rlwltlenco Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock, -burial to be In the Jack
sonville cemetery, IUY. !!. O. Kid
rlilS wlH Official.
netaiwa ulul-j. ,.
the fact thai tomorrow is (deo-
Yreka eight years, in ISO? he set out
on foot to travel through Oregon,
eventually arriving on the Willamette
in Henton county. Here he built n
skiff and voyaged down tho Willam
ette to Its junction with the Colum
bia, thouco up the Columbia to the
SiiHkr river, the rouwo of which ho
followed (o Lowlstou. Idaho. After
variously trying bin fortune through
Idaho and Oregon, young Slsonioro
struck out in tho winter of '01 to ne
ctinipany a pack train to tho Idaho
haslu. Kit route the party became
lost In the Salmon river mountains
anil were snowed In for seven weeks,
suffering severe privations. The fol
lowing year he again started for tho
Idaho basin, afoot and driving a pack
pony. This time the trip was safely
nccompllshed, and for several years
he prospected throughout Idaho. In
1SG5 he wns married to Miss Nancy
Langley, and returned to Oregon In
ISC, locating In Jackson county. Al
though ho has resided elsewhere at
Intervals since that time, the greater
lortlon lms been spont within the
confines of Jnckrou county, and stucc
1891 at Cold IIIll.
With -the passing of Adam Slue
more Jackson county loses one of the
r -M. -
fFIVE PLUNKS EXTRA
Tho Shasta limited, for years n
trulii exclusive to Sun Francisco and
Portland travelers, Is now accessible
to Medford people. A new order has
pluccd the train on schrcdulu as an
extra faro special )5 extru fure be
ing charged to passengers who wish
to rldo in "Shasta" style, Any per
son who wishes to board the train at
Medford mny do so, providing first
that the accommodations aro not all
filled, and providing second that he
has tho extra five spot.
ASK $20,000 BONUS
FOR "EVER FRESH "
HoprofeoiitntlvM of tho "liver
Kresh" company and members of tho
Commercial club uud the Merchants'
association met in tlio basement of
tho publie library lust night and talk
ed over preliminary plans for the
construction of uu "Kvor Kresh" fac
tory In tills vnlloy. Tho company
asks a bonus of I'.'O.OOO mid tho site
for building their plant. Tho direct
ors of tho Commercial club will np
point a committee to visit tho head
offices of tho company uud confer
with tho officers.
Tho "Kver Fresh" process, upon
tho fate of tho showing mado with
tho sumples, appears to bo a worthy
project, nnd a needed industry In this
section, but it was the consensus of
opinion of thoHo present that the
bonus asked was away too high, for
many reasons, Including tho string
ency of'tho times, Perhaps some
compromise agreement might be
reached between tho two sides. J.
A, Perry believes that this process
would mean tho development of n
great loganberry market. Any of tho
smaller fruits und products can he
treated and still retain their mittitral
color and taste.
W. II. Paulhnmtis of Puynllup has
written tho commltteo appointed to
secure data on (ho building and op
eration of a co-operative cunnory and
has written John II, Caiklus of tho
Merchants' association that ho will
bo able to visit Medford In the near
future and talk over the situation
with local fruitgrowers,
OTiOFORT) MATL TRIBUNE,
WILSON
IDE
BONO 10 PEOPLE
TUKNTON. N J., Jan. tn. At n
luncheon tendered him nnd New Jer
sey presidential electors hero today,
Presldont-Kleet Wood row Wilson de
clared that he did not know himself
how tunny electoral votes ho would
receive when the electoral college
met.
"The people hnvo turned their
faces In a definite direction,'' said
Wilson." and any party or any one
who dees not go along will bo re
Jected nnd ought to be."
"I'm under bond ns tha spokesman
and instrument of all the people. My
sacred honor la Involved, I feel that
the people have commissioned mo
nnd I want to say that with such a
Jury back of of you, you enn smile
at tho efforts of the gentlemen who
meet In back rooms nnd arrange to
beat you. It can't bo done."
PHOENIX
The K. K. club met with Miss l.ula
Roberts .Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pentacost, from Iowa
are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Itanium and Mr. nnd Mrs. II. !!
Hoyer.
liny Yost and Lester Fay smvc a
few of their friends a sleighing par
ty Thursday evening.
The Presbyterian oholr gave a
sacred concert In thu church Sunday
evening. Dr. J. K. Halllle, tho pas
tor, gae a short nddroaa uu music.
The V. C. T. U. met with Mra.
Itoso Moore nnd Mr, l.uther Stan
cliff Thursday afternoon.
tSlrls and boys of nil slss and a.is
have been thIr evonlnpn the ismt
wcok coastttiK 011 the bills near town.
Thu Proshylurlnn ladles Aid will
meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Selmers.
Horn tq Mr. and Mrs. Srhneek uf
North Phoenix. January U, a mm.
Mrs i.ro n.i m. u ,.. .
Ashland, urgauUed a Parents-Toaeh
ora asoelatlon Friday afternoon In
the hteh school. Mrs. W. Curies,
wws chosen prosldout and Mrs. A.
Iliwirn secretary nnd treasurer. 1
i-iiy e.ecuon ,.ore iiruiiuaua io ua .
veryqulet. Uuy Thrasher and Theo- ,
dore Kugle nre candidates fur conn-
cllmcn In the first ward. Dr. Mohn
grou In the second ward and J.
Wright and Henry Shaffer In the
third ward. Tho closest contest is
oxiiccted In this ward as both caudt-
UUltm eiijUi u BveuiiUKi; iiiini -uiu-)(v
larlty.
4
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS i
Mr. ninl Mi. P. F. Saymotir of
ladiaiia are here tUituig their daugh
ter, .Mrs. Waynwn Wanier and fam-
founly eiHHiiloner YV. C. Leaver
is In Portland tliU week altomling
the ihh1 road eiHiveiilion.
(Jeorxe Iterltlux returned Sturduy
from Wolf t'reek where he attended
Dr- Page Gives His
for
To tho Voters of Medferd:
Soveral people having nsked me
my reasons for favoring tho candi
dacy of J. K. Watt fur mayor, uud
thinking others may ho curious to
know. Is th reason for tills letter.
About six years ngo I was standing by
tho Kxhlblt llulldlng with the rest of
Mediurd's population, watching a
paMoiigor train 'oave town, when a
furmur looking man approached me,
Inquiring If this wus Iir. Page. Cpun
receiving uu affirmative reply ho In
troduced himself us Mr. Watt. II'
said ho had recently moved hero and
purchased an orchard. Inqulrled
how we liked It here, etc Said his
peoplu und himself thought It tho
most perfect spot In thu world. He
went on to say lie hud 11 friend named
Merrick who had stopped In Portluud,
but he would soon get him here.
Thon ho went on to say that somo
society or body, I have forgotten
which It was, hud put him on a com
mittee to solicit and take an exhibit
fron hero to the Salem fair, "And
do ou know," he raid, "not ono of
them will do a thing. I huvo to
drive all .over tho valloy, collect tho
exhibit, pack it, und with practically
no help. Hut 1 urn going to have a
good ono just tho same." Later on
1 learned ho had u creditable exhibit.
At this tlmo he invited mo to visit
hlni (it his orchard, which I did. In
this way began my uuiuulutuuco
with Jim Watt. Ho Had attracted
my attention by courtesy to a new
comer. I next know of him as u di
rector In our first llttlo fruit associa
tion. Time passed on. Tho Watt or
chard, well known for Its fruit, cute,
and tip-to-the-mlnute methods, was
sold. Tho natural inquiry was, what
will Watt do? Did he leave with
his profit? No! Ho purchased city
property, built a nice homo, bought
nlore laud, and continued as at first
a supporter of Medford and this
valley. Kvery little while I would
notice him ut tho Htutlon with team
nt first,- and lator with his utitomo
bjlo, greeting friends from away.
Soon It would bo known these sumo
ppople had located here. Ami I
would like lo say that In my opinion
Jim Watt lias influenced utoro pco-
MttTI?ORT, ORKOON, "MONDAY, .JANUARY in. 1flin.
-. 11 JUJL JEJ U ' U" -I ' L ! i I -
STAIE UNABLE 10 UK
TITLE 10 L
The elerk of tlio stale laud lmiml
tenet U lite following lunils hi .ItteU-.-on
county mM und ileetleil liy llio
stale, hut to which the htuto It un
able to convtyy I''01
l.ol 1, section I, twp. JI1K U. ! ,
2.00 notes, dated July U, l3S. S. II.
Hamilton, grantee.
Tltoo elnimltur ownership through
(lie tnto nro entitled to refund, of the
amounts paid.
i .mi
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
The following ollo-ei- were install
ed in Medfonl eamp No. 00, Wood
men of tlio World, Saturday night,
January 11th, liy I'aM Con-ml Ooin
maiuler ,1. W. Ling: t'otixtil eoiuiuau
der, 11. l- Mitlke.x ; advi-er lieuleuuul.
J. II. At well; hanker, John A. l'erl;
elerk, V. It. Jack-en; ecoort, II. I.
Sieverl-ei ; wnlelunuti, Uu, 1 Shir
ley: sentry, Oeo. II. Millur; nmuHger.
II. If tlnA niimiil ? fiiinit nliii'iiili. It.
.... .. ...... ...v... , ,. ,.--
!V. SlenriK uud J. V. J. MsrliHt. A
lurse Hiuoitillof oilier luHues wu.
trnuxaetril iuoliHlmtt tnilintory work.
It wan deelded (hat in the Hit tiro, the
etunp would inert promptly at Tt'lH
every Saturday night,
the funeral of hi brother, llnwurd
A. l'erkitw, wlm formerly rtilded in
tli'iH iVitilnUy hut moved to Wolf
t'reek evenil vewi mbo.
The now tnoltir eonl meted fir
sMune luoiilhs to rr our walar y
ietn. lias arrived and wilt oon lie in
Mulled. Mr. T. Al. .linieH relumed lo her
1 :.. .,.:,... i'itr..B,.t.. ci..,..
7'"" V"1"'' v" "" ' ,"
ihiv iurwuf oner p nrvvini wn-n-,
iit with hut abiler. Mr. J. V. I long-
land and oilier relntip-.
A. W. Una ami K'euoeth llei'lte
tMikt (ho wosk-eiid in nortneni Cali
foruiu om h tiltiuiNrf ri.
! .Mi.M (1. William. r Medfonl -H-tii
'lat of tho weak here vUltln Mr.
, (( ,(.nm(j( .j hnn Kri)Il.
1 Hotel Hillilap rhniived huniU Sat
1 unlay, Jus. ftfttauii rvtiritist and Mr.
i.M. llshiio tHkiag- rbane. Mr. Curnui
1 11 ml fwnlly loft fur Sh rnMetro
Sunday nftenHwn.
lhwhm ,)flW mnA l)lw h,e r.
tanw, mm R Wff.kV fc , ,,-rl.
land.
O. M. (Iltn-Ji mid son ipettt the
week-end wHInhii father, .Imlgt (lar
vin Imd hrothur Harry nt ltelitirv.
A very pretty Jimtse iwity wax giv
en at the hoiM of Mr. 1 llatfid
,u ju,rtr to lit tha wnir
ela. The kitili chm4 tenehara and
;eiHd liourd war h!-o inuti-d. The
evening waa opent in variiu amue
ipeiiU ooMii-tiug of same". i-tntet
ami other iliiuftw. Iter. Aldrielt waug
two will) which wen greatly en
joyed. Prof. (voIeC aUo gave u
Very detiglitfal rafldlttg whieli ttaa-ed
much laughter. A very elaborate
uIf)or wa. rvod hy the elM. 'Ilia
junior dervc much credit fr their
liiM.pitnlitv ami al-'i Mm. Hatfield
for her eiturlou treatment to the
gucU.
Reasons
Voting for Mr. Watt
plo to locate In this vicinity slni Ills
arrival than any other Individual.
Next, I burn he Is active In lib
church, participating perwinnll) , and
financially. Then comes city Improve
ments. Ills wns a big frontage ce
ment sldo walks, sewers, water, pav
ing, tights -and Jim Watt wiu "al
ways there- no whining - alwaH
willing to pay his share. Then a
long term 011 our school board, giv
ing much time uud pinking more
friends. Then two yours on our city
council, part of tho tlmo as presi
dent and acting mayor. This letter
has to bo brief, but think It over,
Mr. Voter, (jet tho meat In It.
Think or Jim Watt rustling uu ex
hibit for tho S11I0111 fair, or think of
him ul any tlmo since ho located In
this valley, and you will find him at
tho wheel of progress that lias taken
place hore.
During those years mentioned lie
had attracted general attention as
being a progrt&slvo. conservative
business 111011. and before long these
dualities caused him to bo HolerK-d
as a director In ono of our banks In I
conclusion, Mr. Voter, with all duo
consideration to tho other candidates,
whom I consider my rrleuds. In addi
tion to the above history of m ac
quaintance with Mr. Wntt, I would
add other (lunllfkatloiiH fitting him
for tho mayerallty: I. f.ong fit
porlence In handling city business.
'J. Kxperlonce In finance. 3. Leg
islative ability. -1. Personal Inter
ostH such that lie ran give unlimited
tlmo lo tho duties of the office, ft
Has proven his heart Is In tho light
pluce, and Is u friend und fair to all
classes.
This letter briefly explains why I.
ns a taxpayer, shall vote for Jim
Watt.
Ilespofitlvely.
FfU-JD'K C. PACK,
(Paid Advertisement.)
John A. Perl
Undertaker
2H H. 11A11TLKTT
Phones M. 171 and 17.1
Ambulance Nvrvlco Deputy Coroner
HEM
RANFALL
E
An Inch an n Mtinrter of water ellh
or sank In tho ground or wna carried
away by tho rieekn and liver Sunday
night, bringing the total precipita
tion for the season, from September
I, up to SLUR, Tho total normal pre
cipitation for this period Is ll'.St,
showing that this seaaou Is yet 3.10
inches below uormtil.
Three quarters of tut Inch of Sun
day night's precipitation was rain,
tho other half Inch being melting
snow. Had tha ralu und warm
weather extended to the I1III1 where
tho snow Is deep a flood would have
been looksd for but It Is not thought
this was the onue. Hear creek Is
now higher thnn nt any tltno this
year but Monday nftornnon hud not
reuchad a dangerous stage, ltoguo
river Is alto rising uml a. continuance
of the rain nnd molting w anther may
yet menu flood witter. The snow tu
(ha city has almost entirely disup
iwnred. Predictions are for more
rain with no oltnnge In tciiioratur.
Pnb)teilaii Church.
Yesterday In the Presbyterian
church the ancrainatit of the Lord's
supper was admliilHtored In uu lm
presslvo survice. Cmirge Atldraw
song. "Nearer. Jt Cod lo Thae." In
n iiinsl Inspiring way. eleven people
united with the churrli of whom live
were hy profession of faith rfnd six
were by letter; and tlio eenltig ser
limn oh the thanh. ' Hupreme Dealt--
tiblonasa of III KlaKdom's Triumph'
tioaed the wmk of praer. Thl
churrli has taken tn rift) -three mem
bars Silica OctoUsr t. IUI.
ECHOES FROM PHOENIX
I'Ikh'iiIv llappeolngo lwujs luti-iil
Our lleuderH
After rending of so lunio u-opi'
In our town who have been cured b
Down's Kidney Pills, the uueatlou
tlon natarally arlssa: "Is this nied
klaa miually SHcceaaful In our neigh
boring tiiwna?" Tha feHenms stati
incnt of thl PlHtaalx rualdaut Iravea
no room for doabt on this point.
Mrs. J. Watwrmau. Phoenix. Ore
gon, says: " lutvo 110 hesitation In
recommending Doaa'a Kidney Pl'ls
s I hare had ample proof of their
merit. Over-etartton or Mn on m
feat for any laniith of tlm raused
my bark to ache anil si-nt uliarp pnliM
throuRh my loin. Frripn nt lo-ad
nrhea and spoils of disslnea a I no
botharod mn. I knew that my kld
nny wr at fanlt and bearlux
Dtmu'a Kidney Pill highly teeom
mendad. I proenrad a shim'I)' I ho
Kan Halm thm and they relteted
the ilKflealtlaa which bad so long dis
tressed me."
For aala by all daalsrs. Price 50
rent. FiMttor-Mllhnrn Co. Iliiffaln.
New York, sole gut for the I'nltod
States.
Ileiiii-mber the Inline Doull's
and take no uth-r
FOR
RENT
Wo liavo Bovoral up-to-date
now Five and Six Room
Bungalows
MEDFORD REALTY &
IMPROVEMENT CO.
Indies
ANAMA
?GANAL.
DELIGHTFUL CRUISES
to Tim
West Indlci, Panama CanJ, Bermuda
ond (he Spanish Man
Leaving; Tey York by be Palatial
S.S. MOLTKE CfD
Jan. 1, 2:i 1 Frl. i:."S Slart-h HO,
S. S. CINCINNATI (K)
Frbrunry 1st CM ")) ) H
S.S.Victoria Luise (Wi?)
J 11 11. ir. Feb. Mi March III Air. lo.
lGDays $145 anhui
21 " $160 " "
28 $175 " "
Otltr crulitl At witf f n'orU,
Html for lllimlratrd boiiUlct,
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE
4M3 UHOADWAY, N. Y.- ' ' ""
EN TR
IS
West
el jajJ Jfe.? raJi D
E. D. Weston
Official Photorjrnplior of tho
Medford Oommoroial Olub
Anmiour Kinisliinj?
.Post Cnrils
Poi'i raits
lntt'i'itn'aiul cXtorioi' views
l'lasli limits
Nt'tjalivps mado auv limu
ami any place by appopil-
IIIOlll.
208 E, Main Phono lyn
Clark & Wright
LAWYERS
UWIMNfSTOX, . (J.
Public hand Mutters: Final l'roof.
Desert Lauds, Contest and Mining
Cases. Hcrlp,
PLUMBING
Steam and Hot Vator
Hoating
Alt Vlklurniitnil ,
1'riK'H NlMfHMUttllH
COFFEEN & PRICE
33 Jlowrttil lllatik, nntruc on Oth Bl.
Hems Thou 319.
FRUIT TREES
We are inuUin,, a erv low price'
n aiile. pi a ii and iiorr trcs for'
a fclinrt llnii No flin-r "toik urown
Write us at once nud save money
Till STAXIMItll XI llSltltV
III. bile, Ore.
Draperies
V irrv K i -iiiI In He, uf
ill..1 1 1. t. In, " tn 1 t'nM i 1 itur 'lr .
uml .t.. nil , '.! .r mill. . ii, tuiK ,v
h it lurtit ! ,i"K ntr iii v ik
phi ivl n"l ii (Uf an ti" "I
Nrii" ii" 1 1 1 " 'e H t "' x-it
III.. ImifN' I'M
Wcoko & McOowan Co.
Office Rooms For,
Kent over Haskins.
Drug Store. j
ntH-wvHmwH
Luxury Without
Exti'avaganco
Hotel
I Von Dorn i
2-12 Turk Street
:; Kiucst popnlnr priced ::
'' llott'l in San I'Vaiifisco
I Modorn Contra! ::
4
...MiU..,:
Japanese
Store
Closing Out Salo
20r Off on
All Goods
West Main St.
Noxt to Hotol Medford
U$o Theatre
Owhitf lo (lie Siici'i'.s.s 'of tlit
KMNWOItTIIV I'hAYKKK
Willi
IlWIilW IHWY
Kiigagcinciil lias liccii (.lfndt'd for an iudcl'iiiilo poriod.
:
Prognrin Sundav, Monday, TiU'Hdav, Dnuhlo I fill s
"THOU SHALT NOT KILL"
In Otic Aj'I.
"LENA RIVERS"
In Three Aetn
20CPRIOES 30c '
"Tlox office open from ' to 0 p. in. ' i
fiulils vcHi'i'votl liy plitiuo, UIHli Mnlil
COWBOY
RIDING BOOTS
at
"Cooo Snots"
Opiiosllo Post Office
Appetizing
Ntnirishiiuj
JCaai to
Prvparo
Al ,yiii" Gnwr
UMI MllS )MUI KHIih
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