K , - 9
2A&&$W0.
medford matt; trtbunk medford, orison, frtday, avcutst s, mm.
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If
IOCAL AND .
t PERSONAL
The Catholic Ladles' Altar society
Will hold a sale of picnic dainties,
bread, pies and cakes, at tlio public
market Saturday morning.
B, H, tlraham ban leased the prom
ises at KIkIiL and Oakdale and now
occupies tho wimo,
D. I). Boylo, tlio Christian mlnU
tor has moved to Eluht and Oakdale.
All parasol one-half price. Ahrens.
113
Drs. A. It. and LoUlsa K. IlcdKes.
clllropwtcWs and mechana-thoraplsts
are now located over Deuel & Co.
l'Bona'170.
Lavvrcnr.o Rkikcs left this morning
for Butto Kalis whoro ho will Join II.
II. Ilowoil and Wilson Walt and they
will camp servoral days In the sur
rounding hills.
Producers Trim c. tias just rc
eclrcd'a largo shipment of 1 lb. and
lb. tin top berry baskets, and can
till orders In any quantity. Wo also
have- on haniT a largo supply of tha
celebrated "Security" orchard lad
ders In all sizes,
Sheriff Slngler was over from
Jacksonville Thursday afternoon on'
, official business.
Mrs. Emma Thompson was the
guest of friends living at Ashland on
Wednesday.
Home of La Greeqno corsoU.
AhMiis. 119
Harry Foster, civil engineer, went
to Gold Hill on Friday evening's
train.
Mrs. A. T. Anderson of Portland
was a recent visitor at tho homo of
It. L. Ewtng.
Mrs. E. Kllppcl and her daughter,
Miss Alice, aro guests of friends on
upper Rogue river.
3,000 accident and life Insurance
for $10: J5250 for J17.50. See
Holmes, the Insurance man.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmltt, plo
neers of Jacksonville, wilt celebrate
their golden wedding August lGth.
Born, at Jacksonville, August 5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stansell, a son.
Kabo front laco corsets $2.00,
$2.50 and $3. CO. Ahnms. 119
Max Krledonthal ot Portland, the
veteran commercial traveler, Is mak
ing tha valley his usual visit.
W. J. Mclntyre, the Jacksonville
horticulturist,, a made a business trip
to Medford Thursday afternoon.
K. P. Bower, who went to Chlco,
Cal., sometime ago, returned to Jacjct
sonvlllo Thursday evening.
Screen doors Medford Lbr. Co.
Pearl Bean of Willow Springs diss
trlct, who went to Fort Klamath tot
Felton brothers last spring, returned
this week.
Robert McGuire and C. Coffman
ot Josephlna county are among tho
recent' arrivals In Medford.
Brooms Ask your dealer for tho
product of tho Ashland factory.
Allen McDonatd ot Butte Falla
and Hoary H. Taylor of Applegatn
transacted business In Medford on
Thursday.
New fall satin hats at Ahrcns. 119"
Mr. and Mrs. T. Albardo and Miss
Ruth Benton were ot the visitors in
Medford from Seattlo during the
weeki
W. II. "Whyburk, and It. Wilson
were down from Gold Hill the foro
part ot the week.
Fruit tree props Medford Lbr. Co.
Mrs. Fred Schneider Is iu(to 111 at
Iter residence near tho Lincoln school
on1 North Bartlett.
Muslin underwear sale 20 to 33 1-3
per cent discount, Ahrenfl, 119
Assessor Grlevo and his family
left Jacksonville Thursday for up
per Rogue river on a camping trip.
Mr. and Mrs. I',1 K. Deuel, who went
to New York several w'noks since, aro
expected to return next week.
M. Maulo arrived from Southern
California during the. wc.uk, and may
remain some time In Medford.
Kodak finishing, best In town, at
Weston's.
Samuel Richardson and his family
left for Colestln Thursday afternoon
and will camp a few weeks.
MY. and Mrtf J. It. nay of Cen
tral Point) wero guests of their son,
Charles' J. Gay and his wife Thurs
day. Their health Is considerably
improved.
Every spring and summer tallorel
suit In stock ono-hulf price. Ahrens.
119
Miss Anna Dlcdan or Portland and
her cousin, Miss Marie Motschau ot
Grants Pass, whom uhu has been vis
iting, w,era recent vlsltom In Med
fiord ,
"V. II. Movvatt, who Is connected
with tho Postal Telegraph company
at Ashland, was In Medford Thurs
day. IB.-k .-! ! S
Weeks k McGowan Co.
UNDERTAKERS
&AV tMHfllf
Itor I'lMMtt SMt7
IgMtt V. W. W4 IWt-J-a
fVmmt A. K, Orr K7H-M
Tho distributing car Rainbow ot
tho state fish and game department,
arrived at Grants Pass Wednesday
with 180,000 trout fry for placing In
different streams ot Josephine coun
ty. Trucks and nutos had boon put
In readiness by the fish and game
protect ho association ot that county
and thore was no delay In liberating
tho try. Another shipment Is ex
pected next week.
Tho poeuplno captured by Carl
Tongwald at the Presbyterian church
has been glvun temporary o.uar(ors
in tho show windows ot Ajdlott &
Cholgren's factory. Ho Ib n hlg sjiocl
men ofMn Animal rarely seen In this
section, nnd whoro ho caiuo from la
a mystery. Porcupines aro said to
bo numerous In Tablo Hock district,
whore they do considerable damage
to )dung trees.
C J. Holt of Klamath Falls ami R.
E. Ncal of Hoseburg are among those
transacting business In Medford.
K. L. Markell and II. S. Bird ot
Washington, D. C, who are in the
service of tho U, 8, government, ar
rived here Thursday.
W. II. Jenkins ot Portland travel
ing passenger agent ot tho Southern
Pnclflq lines In Oregon, Is making
the valley a business visit.
Crater Lake pictures ,a book if
12 pictures, hand colored, tho finest
ever mado of tho lake, for salo at
Gerking & Harmon's studio. Call
and sco them. 22S East Mnlu street,
phono 320-J. tf
It will soon bo In order for tho
county court to appoint n sealer ot
weights and sneasures for Jackson
county, under the law enacted by the
Inst legislature. Tho equipment for
tho statu offlco Is being received and
within a short time Frank Btichtol,
state deputy, will be ready to begin
checking up scales and measures In
this state. He has received word
tliat tho weights sent to tho bureau
ot standards at Washington, D. C,
havo been gold-plated and tested
twice and will soon bo shipped to
Salem.
John McXulty, who has been a resi
dent of Jncksou county for a long
time, has gono to Eureka, Cal., his
former home.
Harry S. Harrison ot Ashland and
Androw Heaver of Phoenix were of
tho many who spent several hours lu
Medford Thursday.
Lingerie dresses one-halt prlca.
Ahrens. 119
Willlmn II. Johnson and his famll)
will return from Salem soon and
mako Jacksonville their permanent
home.
E. D. Weston, commercial photog
rapher,, negatives made any time or
place' by appointment. Phone M.
1471.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helms, Mark
Finney and others have gone to thu
hills In Steamboat district and will
bo gono several weeks.
Tho finest studio in southern Ore
gon has been opened by Gerking &
Harmon at 223 East Main street,
first stairway cast of Star theater.
Our work is always the best, views
of all kinds for sale. Tho best of
kodak finishing. Negatives mado
any timo or place. Phono 320-J. tt
Martin Marshall, R. B. Beanie and
L. A. Williams aro ot tho many front
Central Point district who wero in
Medford during tho week.
Fresh, ripe Figs for sale, home
grown, 10c per pound delivered.
Cdll It 13 W. 122
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caddis and Mr.
and Mrs. Volney Dixon, who have,
been making a trip to Crater Lakrt
and Klamath county, aro at homo
again.
You will bo surprised to find how
little it costs to havo tho Southorn
Oregon Electric company do your
electric wiring and repairing. Phono
926,
John Maulo, who went north sev
eral years ago, Is visiting In Med
ford, his natlvo town. He holda a
good position In a leading business
house of Tacotna, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Plekott ot Spi
rit lake, Iowa, who hnvii been via
Itlug C. W. McDonald, cashier of the
Jackson County Bank, and his fam
ily, loft for homo Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wakcmun and
their guest, Miss Van der Sluls ot
Talent, havo rot u rued from a trip to
Crater Lake.
George? W. Stephenson of Ashland,
a woll-kuown pioneer of Rogue river
valley, mado Medford a visit Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs, E. B. JIunloy and
their family of 'North Jacksonville
precinct motored to Medford Thurs
day uftornuon.
Col, it, II. Rosa and his son and
daughter, who havo been making u
trip to Medford and Crater Lake, aro
en route to Bnndon, their homo.
Miss Cora Linn of Jacksonville has
gono to Han Francisco, where she will
bo joined by her sister, Miss Mar
gurel Unit of Los Angeles, and thoy
will muko u trip to Honolulu and the
Orient.
Thu Medford Commercial club
wUlics samples of fruit, vegetables,
Kralu and grasses for its exhibit room,
A Urge iiuuiliitr of tourists ur now
lulling Medford and It Is Important
(but u good display be made,
PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE
Tho grand Jury ot Amplioe coun
ty, lu which tho Denver Rocky
Motintnlit News Is published, did not
llko this photograph. Tho Jurors
Registration for the special elec
tion to Im held Nov. th, wluMi the
bills passed by tho last legislature
that aro held up by tho referendum
wilt be voted on, will tint close until
October. Everybody who wishes to
vote must register under tho new
law. There will bo no swearing In
on election day.
Mls Mamie Barnes, cashier of the
local excliaugo of the Pacific Tele
phono company nt Ashlaudt and
younger daughter of A. S. Barnes,
former sheriff of Jackson county, was
united In matrimony to F. C. Bout
ledge, August C. Tho groom, who
has been connected with tho West
ern t'nlon tolegraph office at Ash
land, was lately promoted to a posi
tion at headquarters lu Ashtand.
POTATOES PROMISED
I'OUTIiAND, Aup S.-1'otalocs
promifrt li sell lit extremely good
prices nil over the country this o:i
bon. Henl low prices will in nil
probability be foreiitu to the present
ro now beiiiK dujr, iiiul it in more
than likely that "-.pu.ln" will be
considered more in the luxury elncn
than ns ii neeeiMty diirimr the .en-
bOll.
Kvervwlierc in Hie United Stales
there is n very serioim tleereii'-e in
the planting of potatoes this m'Iihiui.
This, together'witli the generally
poorer crop proipeetfi than last mwi
son, will combine to ltriiitr out a
j-lmrt crop uuil loin; price.
Alow; the I'aeifie const the mol
i-erioiiH hliorlase will lie shown iik
compared with the output of n year
nuo. While 'other seelions of the
United States will not have ns liii; n
crop ns it enr ngo, the deerense will
be far less sensational than on the
const. The principal reason for this
is that the coast states practically
doubled their ucrenue in initntoes
lasl sen-on, white this frnsou
scnrcelv more than the normal nere
age was planted.
California shows the urenlesl de
crease, in pliiutint; of potatoes this
season. SK'cial impiirv nmoiu; the
Ieadiw; polalo interests of the south
discloses the very interest inj; iufor-
mulion that in the "river" seetion
alone lliero is n deorease of fully
2.r,000 acres from that shown u year
ago. There is nmplo reason for
this when it is known that fully half
of (he crop of the south was never
placed upon the market Inst season.
and maiiv of the producers who are
merely renters were tumble to con
tinue except op n very liiiieil fcnle.
OE
KLAJrATII FALLS, Or., Aujr. 8.
- I'oVtniusti'r ('. IC. HramlenliiiiK hits
u (lifficull ti;ne, much "charges werp
prefeired ngiiiitst .him liy Itirinec
Chief Clurl; J. It. MeAlliht.;r uud lu
speclor II. S. Duraml is mtikinu mi
iuvestit;n(,iou. Kecently HiaiMleir
hiir ilihcliurKciT .MeAHihlur, Imrj;
int; Hint the clerl; was not servimr
tho host inlcresls of the pit Irons of
the office, MAHihler in turn cliaj;;
eil Ilrandunlinr' with tfueral incom
petence mid partiality in the ilirf
cliuigo of his official ulies.
llrandcnliuri; is it repliblicmi mid
Mill has two .cnrs to servo befoio
his commission expires, while .Mi' A I
lister is it demociat ami has lieen mi
aspirant for the Kluiiintli Falls post
office since the presidential election
Ho has been in KlamiitH Fulls nliout
ouo enr, liniiit come hero as u
civil service cmplove. There lire al
ready several local dcinonnils nspir
iui; to (lie pONlmiisterliip mnl It is
eerliiii Hint HiHro m ill lot fevcrul
mom Jipplltimilx If llrandeiibiirg
-IjouIi bv iciiiOvrJ,
6,
FlM j,v jI,1 4 ' MMS Jut h
Kr Nli9fi" Jbn AtfKL UH jf ILmIbBBb f " MMjJMlBBBflBBIv7
POSTMASTER
KLAMATH
D D
PUBLICATION OF WHICH AN EDITOR OF DENVER ROCKY MOUNTAIN
thought It should not be published
there, so when tho Uocky Mountain
Newn did so, tho editor responsible
for it was indicted Ml of tho young
women belong In lVnir mid were
AT
l'OHTLANI), Am;. S. That the
installation of public markets in cit
ies reduces the cost ot nil foodstuffs
nnd especially frtllt. teluhls mid
meat from -" to HO per cent, was
the statement niatle ln'fore the coun
cil h William I.. Ta.vler, runner city
attorney of liidiiiiinixdU. who is
spending u few weeks in this oily.
Not only is n public market oper
aled on the basis of the one in In
dinnnpolU a reducer in the cost of
liviwr. but it also is a soitreo of con
siderable revenue to (lis city, Ac
cordiui; to his sluterumt, a revenue
from .:i0,tHI0 to $.10.0110 a year was
obtained from the rental of stulN.
"Our tniirhel is loeoled in the cen
ter of the city," he said, "on a liiru'C
block of ground deilienlod fur public
market purposes vvhen t)ie city was
laid out 100 enrt a to. It is with
in easy access of nil Ihe street cur
lines, on which n I -feat fare is
charged. walfitilt in tlin'e units
to meet deninndsfroni time to time
and is now '4110 feet low mnl 1(H)
feet wide, one story hfali, of steel
mnl concrete. At one cud of the
market is a Inrue assembly hall for
nil public irnlherins. So great is
Ihe demand for additional booths
that the city is now contemphitinc;
addinu' another unit to the huildiiu;.
"The space in the Inutttin-r is di
vided into booths and these uro rent
ed by the 'vcar at the nvcrage chnrue
of about ,?I0I). About IIK) of these
booths nre occupied by butchers nnd
.'100 bv dealers in other pioiluco. In
addition, curb stands at fl'J a year
where farmers back up their villous
nnd sell their produce direct to the
consumers. A central refrigerating
plant supplicrt all tho separate ie
friucraloix in the main huildjotf.
"The city absolutely mH supervis
ion over all slalls nnd has the power
to revoke a penniL when it is discov
ered that n renter is mil conducting
his husiiidtt in a sanitary manner or
is uticmpliiij; lo overcharge. In
this manner the municipality con
trols ihe price of foodstuffs in the
cilv.
"The cost of liWiitr in Tmlinuiipolis
is from !2." to 110 per cent Jovvcr op
account of our public mnrkci Ihau it
is in other cities uhern there nre no
itch upirkcls. I'rii'cs in I'orlland
are nt least Hint much higher than
iji my city,"
f OR STERLING MINE
Tho largest pump of Its kind In
Oregon urrlvcd lu Medford Friday
consigned to MiiIIIh K. Hour for iih!
op tho .Sterling mine, it Is an H00
homo power leutrlfugal pump anil
will he, used to throw streams of
water on tho high bankunt tli'i big
placer mine, .It vvllfnlso bo usod td
Hoist tho water lu tho present ditch
lo a much higher elevation, saving
tho construction of many jitllcs of
new ditch,
Tho pump Itf an Imiiienso of fair
and coiiiplolnly filled a frolght car.
CHARLEY PALM GETS
DEER IN KLAMATH
hVr, mnl .Mt. Churhis i'alni mnl
Deputy CiiiiiiIv Clerl; Charles Ho
Lap mid wife ictiirucd Tuesday from
ii Meek' diiiiip on Cheiry urccli.
U'liilu'llicni I'Jllin liiiK''l ,,Hjr' All
iciHiit llio Cherry creek Hliin lln
fJml (ireri 'Kluiiintli Jlemld,
PUBLIC
MARKET
CUTS LIVING COST
HUMMUS
GIGANTIC
PUMP
photographer whlln In tho hunt; lu
bathing (UStUmoK nenr h
Tho Fiuno grand Jury IndUted two
persoiiH for iuhllshlng ' Seileiuliir
Mont.' by Paul ('helms, to whli h
QUAKER CITY IN
OF
l'llll.AnnUMIIA, Aug. S'- vim
dolphin has been called a lot of iianio
comidlmeutary and otherwise. The
very latest, however, that could hi
applied to the qunltor (My of "Ob
steorleal I'raclluimr." riillmlulphiu
as a inuulelpnlit) Iiiih branched out
Into the ancient and honorable pro
ftnwlou of mld-vvlfery and thero lire
no charged for servbos. On tho
tlieorj that a cltlsou saved Is a iltl
sou earned. Philadelphia has gone in
to the business of saving Its tubleo
by not only looking after their health,
and welfare after the) arrive on this
mundane sphere but aUo by arrang
ing for the arrival or Old Doc .Stork
the minute they sou Mm fljlng Phil
adelphia way.
This comparative!) new departure
Is three )ears old, but tit" city Is JuhL
beginning to renlUo what an nscet
the miiiilclp.il nurse department ot
the Child ll)glemt Bateau Is to tho
clt), and many Phllndclphlanu aro
this summer, rcnlUIng for thu first
time that Philadelphia hi success
fully tietltt; tho role of it time to tho
poor mid needy. Miss Churlotto
1'irkliiH Is uhlef of the Child Uiglouo
Bureau of tho department of health.
She explained through tho United
Proas what her staff of n nines doeii
and how they do It. Tlio first mid
most Important thing Is mltmitlnu of
tho mother, according to Miss Port
kins.
"Tho most effective method Hint
can bo omplo)cd to ruduco ihe alarm
ing totals of Infiiul mortality In big
cltlos," said M!s PerMm" Is edit
latlon ot the mother both before mid
after childbirth. Next In Impoitnuro
Is enro or tho child's food. .Milk, of
course holds first place as'thti foot!
which must be most closely watched.
.Mothers cannot bo too caro'ul In pre
paring It for tho little ones. Thou
comes education of tho mother as to
what she should and should not o.iL
It is real!) astonishing hinv tunny
mothers and tnothcrs-to-bo do not
know t lint they must oxorciju ion
slant care lu choosing their own fond
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD At onco 70 corda ot dry
fir body wood delivered lo prune
dryer In orchard home, olio mile
from .Medford, Phono 7-'-l m
write (Jeorgo II. Young, It. It. No.
1 , box C!.
FRECKLES
V ' , i I i I
Don't 1 1 lil.t 'litem Willi a Veil; Itc.
move Tiicin Willi thtt Oltilno Pi cm rip-
lion
This proscription for thu removal
or freckles was will tun by n promi
nent physician and Is. usunlly so
successful In removing freckles- mid
giving, a clpnr, beautiful complexion
that It Is sold by your druggist under
an absoluto giiaiantco to refund, the
money If It full".
. Don't lildo jour fret.lilcji under u
veil; got an ounce of othluo mid ie
ihovir thonl. Kvcii the- first fow np
pllratlons should ahdw a wondiirfiil
liuproveiuout, somo of tho llghtet
freckles vaillMhlng entirely,
Bit sure to usk tho druggist for
the double strength nUiluo; It In tills
that Is sold on the moncy-bacli guar
antee. WOOD
By thu Tier, Cord iiiul Car
Lots
Under Big Khed
VAIXKV 1'IIKIi CO., 'VV.h. 7l
W, Ojtujlo, Prop.
HncicsMir lo Kohihstnlii,
I'll- mol U'l Kriouil Hl,
NURSE
NEWS WAS INDICTED
Ahthouv Comstock objected In New
orl, and for with It Mr ("helms in
(clved tho tneilul of honor lust yeat,
tho highest reiognltlou which an ar
tist can attain lu I'tatice
Many babies aro killed outright bv
ih mother Innocently eating food
that ugteiM with her all right, but
which, when in.ido Into milk b) mi
ture, for the baby, will make, tho Ifv
tlo one III '
SAI.C.M, Or.. Aw?. . Oal one
forest fire wlnn nuv ilaiueue at all
wns siiHtmucil bus been icpnrled
thus fiir to the stale lorcslcr. This
was a hiiihII fire in Crook county,
when .iil duuiHne wns sulnltid.
With the fret fire protection foices
ii the nIhIc well ontuuiM'd, the slale
fole-ler is cH-clUlK '" K lhrillh
Ihe seaou with vnv light lo-ie.
With Medford trade Is Medford m.i.lo
PAGE
THEATRE
svnmii.w ami sif.i.v
HMNt'USS IN'DlFrAS' Ml'SMMI,
HAWAIIAN'S
ProicutliiR An
"ItVII.NINO AT WAIKIKI HIMCII"
IMOC-SCOI'i: .MOTION I'lOTI'llltS
Prbcs:
Lower flisir, -'c; lialconj',
l.'.e; ibllilicii, Die.
E.D.Weston
Official Photographer of the
Medford Commercial Club
'Ainatuiu 'Finishing
Post Cards
Panoramic! Work
Portrait"!
Interior and exterior view-
Flaph lights
Negatives made anv tlnif
and any place by appoint
inent.
2d8 E. Main Phona 1471
With .Medfonl Tiailn In .Medford Made
Phono us your orders for
Milk, Cream,
Butter, and
Buttermilk.
OUIt HTUICTI.V FltKMII HIIT
TlCIt 7le I'CIt KgiMIII
Our 111(111 OltADI) Ice cream will
plcaso )ou, Hold lu liiinutltlus if
' gnlloim and up,
Wo havo our own twlco-a-day do
ll very,
ROGUE RIVER CREAMERY
I'liomi 'Mm
Willi Medfonl 'Jiniu s Mislfonl Miidu
WHERE TO GO
TONIGHT
STAR
THEATRE
TODAY
The
IE
Throo Reel Kuy-Bco
A wonderful war drama
with awo-iiiKpirtnjr, nnd son-
salioiutl hi'iiik of liiilfili;.
(Md'lVKIv roMW)y.
(1001) Aiusro.
rooh norsK.
Always
10c
WoiIiI'n I'aoiiOK lleleilive Win. J.
Burnt mid llio Jupn Slur Ac-
ICC III III) ItvpotUMI lif
TJie Land Jj
Swindlers
One whole y at i'onumed In Ink
ing this (powerful
it Pur I Diaina
Kceties In 1'lorlda, North Ctrollun
and WaohliiHtou, D. C. nt tlio.
IT
THEATRE
I'lbhiy ami Satin day 7t:in P. ,M.
Sal onlay .Matltice H::t(i P. M.
MuhIc by
Prof. Beudi uuil MIm Deltoll
111 KNIN IIM.V
ISIS TtEATRE
Photo Plajn 1'ililny mid Saliirday
mat .MoTitim's oath
IV ODD WIJ TUIIKT
A Talo of the Yulolldo
Booiiierai
KPOITBD i:u;PII..NT HAWK T
.MOTH 1
ATIII-JXS (
KlMllllll '
HOW DID IT CIMSIl 1
IMIiion Comedy '
CbintiiK Kunilay
.MAIIV HTCAItT
An I'ntiHtial Pholo PtodiKitlon 'Uh
All Ktar Caul
St. Helens Hall
I'llMTl ANII, (lHHl()
Hcililent nnd Day School for Glrli
In rliurpier Hl-tvia ( KUIaliu lUiilUl (I'l U.i.l
Cilliculf, A4dtKilii nil llnurir liifArimvtif,
MkOr, Ail, LIM4IIM. nailU All, lj.,illg kil.ai,.
UjrfcfetiUu, fr(irriliilnifiM
'i ill) sit i im HiU'i'ition, (jiii..u.i
SI, II. tin. Mull
Draperies
Wu entry vnry comiilelu tin of
riruprlei I neu iMirtuins, futurcx. iio
mill ilu ull i'IAkh.ih of iiiiliniNliiiliiKi A
nriil iiiiin pi IdiiU nficr this work
ri'luwlVily suit will ulvu un uunil
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