Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 09, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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MBDfOIlD MAIL "IUUN15
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MRbroRti MIIAT1MO CO.
Ofkra Mill Tribune BulMIn, Jt-27-M
North rir sirwt; telephone Tf.
The ptnrarfralia Tlrns. rha MMlfAfil
Man. Tha Mwlford Trbuna, The ioHlle
crn Oreaotian. Tlw Aatilmxl Trews,
BonscniiTioK bate
One year, tor mal - ..-
On month, hjr mall. .-..
Vtr month, deliver! by aarrler In
MeaTnrit. I'hoenlx, Jsaftsenvllls
nml Central Jolut ...........
Hatunlay only, by mall, per year
Weekly, per year ..
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Jflfilnl Taper of the Cfly of SlMlford.
Official llpef or jacsson couniy.
nnierisi as
mscoml-ctaiia matter nt
Mnfford, Oregon, under the aot ot March
I, if.
Sworn Clrmilatton for II'H, 2(88.
Full leaaed wire Associated I'reas dispatches.
. u j u .. -JJ
Subscribers tnllliiK to ro- !
colvo pnporB promptly, pliouo
Clrctilntluti Mnnacor nt 200-U :
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HONG KONG KOLUM
STILTj IN THE HOLY LAND
J.uko ForoHt, III , Forester- Mr.
Horace II, Martin Ih spondliiK a fow
weeks nt Mount Clomens, Mich., for
tllO benefit Of UlU blllllM.
e m
AnnnliiHlu Wlnlorhnllor slopped Kd
Uoyor, the oxproasinuu, In Mnlu
Htrft liiHt week nml hnwlud lit in out
for pullln' n checkroln on his horse.
" 'Taint lut 1 r iih bad as 'twould bo If
I put a corset on hlui," says 13d
rlRht port.
Tlio WolilhurbyH scrapped so loud
Wednosdny nlu.lit that .loo I'Hohor
hoard ovorythliiK tint t 'twns hhIiI. It
scums, nutordliiK to Job, Unit Wontli
urby claimed IiIh wife luul foruottcu
to put aouiolhliiK In tho stow. Mm.
W. aitld llmt voiildii'l bo, u alio put
ovorylhlng In II.
DfWr I leng: Wlian I Informed inv
wtfa nt lha brwakfaat tahle this morn
ing that I had a "bad head," she cx
preesed the hop 1 but I might bo nbln
to ahake It Aft later Ih Ihe day. la
M after my Inauianee? llolbrook.
"All Moilem lnenonlenrcs."
PoIIowIiik copy or a notice posted
lu thai dugout ha formerly ccunlU
"somewhere In France" liaa been re
ceived by a wotindod soldier now lu
a Walali beapltal:
TO BK I.UT In oho of tha cholc
oft localities In northern I'rnnco, 3
irtlnutM from fieriuan troualitM. Tbla
nUmrtlvn and wll-bnllt dugout, oou
tnlnlHR one reeaptlmi-Vltolion-hiI-room.
I fet by 3 foot. All iHOilnrn
luoQtivflnlaurea, lucliidluK una Mini
wotar. Tli la doatrnblu roaliltuuH
ntnuda ona foot abnVH wntHi-lavol,
iwiuiuHudluK an ext'tdlant vlow of tlio
oHfiiuy'a tronclioa. Ifixcidliuit about
IKK (alpo and dtiuk.) I'arllriilnra or
Urn Into taiutut, lliiao lloapllnl.
Tl-t Vour Toiiuiiii Willi Tills M'n
Hiiwui Hlilnntb allium and woi-lta,
aouha mid hIkiom Mlilnutli Siiaiiu. 81ic
iteaiatH ahtuliiK ahoaa mid aocka. fur
wirka u ml nIioom abook Suanu.
'I'ikIiij'h HoIIiIiikoi'
Vour ion huik vw' much lak ynu."
wild tlio l'rnnoliiimn, who wua lHrn-
Iiik liugllab.
"Ya, bii'a vory iiiiipIi llko mo '"
"llo iim, what you call, rbfi-p or
tbH old blmk hwul, oil?"
Sa).n tin' (ill I on llir I'llin
Tnka It from mo! Wbou a uHl
itttla h man bar fatbor baa taken a
Krtmt fiuiey to lilm It'a II mi' for lilm
ttt rtnuombur thai tbla Ih ilu m;iv
wrkuH thro are S9 daya lu IVhru.uv
I'iiiiii Vainlinillo
(81iHrman. Vmh and IIImiuiii i
"A i a on pl)tugTM
"Yot on tho bIhiio."
"It la a aplimdld wohjhiii."
"What hava ou got Hudr that
ottal?"
"I'ndarsaar."
"l'udor wharfl?"
"I Juat told uu uadar tho coal."
"I iaa'1 iiiakii you undarataHd.
Tklak of a aalad."
"Uobator. rrab - -
"Xu, you're wrong. Combination."
Wattliua Ifroiinniy
To aara axpaadttura lu print lug ta
KorlUt)tt. (Ruglaad) 1'rUan Coitaoll
hare 4acWe' not to puuciuata tha
fflelal riorta of thalr proeawdtnga
A(IOOI) Kiilijeff fur Jwkwm i-iMiiity rfpnlilintiw to niii
Nitlcr nt their Hiintml cfilninity howl nt the Uurolii
tiny Imniitict niv the MiirriHsinly pi'orptwjvf rnmvk rv
I'ciitlv iidrlifMMorl to 1 Iih Wc)iililinii flub or New York by
.Jnt'ob .Si'hiff, loiif n rciictioimry rppiibllciui lifldir ifiid
hih riimiifier of speHiil privilege, who .in id:
Btanrllng hera nn hnly Itarmbllran groKml, I ay wllbaat far or fa
ror, If yon ranaw Ih tha next praaldantlal eamftalRN tha tariff anltatlnn
of th pant: ir ynu thraatan the couatry and ahow It you ant a re
newal of npfrlal prlvllaia ad high protaellon, tha pplv will have none
or It. Tha people have learned; the workman and the farmers have
loarncd. and they can not bo mlaled any loitgor.
I do not aay that because I love the Kefrtibllean party leaa, but be
rauae I loo It more. " ' "'f
I have aald thla without notca; without preparodneaa, tlioHuh I know
that preparodneaa la tho keyuoto of the admtnlatratlon. It the Repub
lican party thluka we need proparedneaa, I'll tell you bow we can avoid
tho nedfof prenaredneaa avoid tho noceaalty for world wara. World
wars will never cenae aa long aa customa bouioa oxlat. Thla war la an
economic war. The endeavor to ffnd now uinrketa, to ko Into now
countries and Unlit for them, will never stop until wo liavo a world-wide
Tree Irado. '
Mr. HeliilT luiviiitf for many years reaped the profits
aceruiiitf to special privilege from a protective tariff, ad
vises its abandonment, not because it is morally wrong,
unjust, and indefensible, but because "the people have
learned and cannot be misled any longer." As long as the
people could be buncoed, it was perfectly legitimate to
bunco them with tariff flim-flam. That is the "holy re
publican ground," Mr. Sell iff talks about.
Mr. Sell iff is correct restricted rights and discrimin
iilion in trade are directly or indirectly the cause of all
war, and world-wide 'vvv trade in the only real prepared
ness against war but if you pay your dollar at IJalthaz
zar's 'feast, expecting to hear any such sensible funda
mental doctrine, you will be wasting your money, for you
will not get outside the (I. 0. P. holy land of guff and
buneom. You'll hear instead that the national democratic
administration is the cause of drouth and hard times in the
Rogue IMver valley and thai all you've got to do is to vote
for a republican dog-catcher to insure a return of the good
old das of skinning suckers.
tm ami inn VIPIMITV
I'u rt lie r iirraiiBTtni'iit- In Mriit'
the dfdicHtliui of the -riiir project
next July wero iwrfecteil at a Cwn
tncrvinl club iMctiny la-l Monday
nigh I. Sjiwial phone will imHiiila
aviation alnnla, pyrotechnic iliijday
ami a rejdlca on a smaller cnlu of.
the l'uuillotou roundup. Citiwni in
general, also lodge nml other organ
iaatiiMT", will b gikcd to raine an "In
itial fund uf at leant WOOD. At tho !
Iicnd of umjor ciimmittcca, ('Hptni'i
Malune will ovorct the illuminuliou
oITccIh; Frank Joiilun, banilx; l. II.
Wolf, jHiblicity, and Lieulcimnt
Hlnkc, encampment fcnluroa. K. V.
Carter is trcHanrer of tin board and
II. 0. FmlihaMt ih at the liend of tlio
entile movement, ilirectinir the enn
viinn jinil Kiiperiiili'ndiiiif nil iletuila.
Xol content with xtutewido uuiict
inunt, the city eiiuueil hu fiirtifieil
the genera proliiliitory law liy pul
ing u specitlo ordinnncc wliieli i
ilritHtic in iti (uiiiik nml iIihiIh spo
eificully ;itli minor iluluiU of -tho
tiitnle, niiiltei-s which, buiiiK over
looked ipiitc frccpienlly, oeciiaion the
major amount of trouble. The "com
mon currier'' iiui-ftiou will hu dili
gently illVCHtigtlll'll.
The Wednesday Aflurnoon t'lnb ib
jilniiiiiiiv' n loan ml exhibit for Wuh
iugton'H birtlidny, Fiibruur.y 'J'J. Tlio1
liuliiM liavu hud iiiuplu oApeiieueu
along tin-Mi Ituuav ami have n wide lo
cal field from which to gather uloguut
ftpcfimuiifi of paintingH, J'unoy wuik
nml the kindred nrK
The lory in tin- paper recenlly of
mobbing the rel'eicc of the A-lihiml-liiioehuig
biifketball game luit Sut
urilu.v night was xhghtly uvoidniwn,
hough with xoine foundation in fact
Mr, s.trah Wtilker, nhling In the
' N"il i-nik dilnt. Koulh of Ahland,
died February .", aged 23 years. Sho
wn intimntelv related to the various
Walker families living hereabout.
Funeral -tervieea were hold on Moii-
A Himiit Alee on the local team did ' property.
Ibv at Stocks' irHirtttarr elmpoi, eon
dncted by l(cv. II. J. Van Fimncn.
Itnrial was in Ashland eumutery.
Diiiisfliuir has hum promised u
summer normal ehoot, ilunitioii six
weeks, with intermittent lycoum priv
ilege. Jt will he held under stale
anspieei. LtH'ation of the grounds
near L'piht Soda Spring, nffonliiifr
icsort features which will psllern af
ter a clinutamina nsirnhiy, accoril
ing to Ashland visituis familiar with
siii'roumlings tlieie.
Ilev. J. S. Smith, itiding til -101
Woolen street, ami a skilled Himiteur
at early gaidening, is getting Imh
patch ready for the first sowing of
lettuce, beets mid radishes.
Agent Ueoige Kramer and Ware
houseman W. II. Wenner of tho
Southern Pacific offices, leue for
Dinihniuir mi Thursday of (his week
to attend it series of railroud offic
ials' meetiugH, whiis! will deal with
"loss and demurrage" and ".-nl'ety
first" phases of transportation work.
They will extend the trip us far ns
lied llluff hetorc returning home on
Suttiiiluy.
John t'oi licit reluiued on Monday
from tho ('iissudugn mine, over in
Siskiyou county, which is located in
the Iltillion mountain group in Hun
gry cieek territory, lie has been
gone tcxcrul inontliH nml wore u set
of whiskers which would lime proed
an alibi ttuywhric. His family is
visiting nt Walla Walla, Wash. Ho
suys snow is fouitecu feet deep on
the level at the mine, ami that -1000
tons of ore that will go 10 to tho
ton tire in sight on the Cussuthigit
THERE IS A VAST ARMY
of men and women who really newt
kno what it is to enjoy sou ml. vibrat-
may nve life. Over HMJ.trOO copies
of this circular ore befog distributed
on the system, Ihe appeal ending
.-:.! .1... U...:..J.. Ikal "il m Imllnr
to ;ali at grade crosaing than in i."?
a doctor's rfk-."-ni they might Sl.le..ly gain lmtcxl,.l.ira..ng vitality
.., Bj.ia.i ..., ,," that robust lioalth brings
xi J , a v irj,r if.nkin III Literally thmisantN without any pnr-
Mra. M. . IWckey of Jtankin, III., ,n
who has been visiting the famtly ot ...... ,i. ,Jn :.!,.,
headaclno, arc tired and indifferent.
sm.Ii iwoplc we say with uninis-
! takabfe caniestncs- " lake Scott's
Knuilsioii after meals foroncmonthaiid
allow its rare oil-food to enrich and en
iven your bloKl, quicken your ctrcultt-
her brother. J. J. Camlwrs. retuins .u,,,l .-" l" .TI.T ' , .'" f
cast next week, slopping at various j J!f ,'
HIIIIs on me n) oniian nti'i -"-
ler had not met before this reunion
for over thirty years.
Synchroniaing of the two confhct
inj; electric current element is go
ing ahead here under the advice of
tion,stitmil.Ue nutrition, and aid nature
to develop tli.it red red-blooded life that
Wostinghottee experts. A requisite to j tnvan actlvm , i-iijomik nt, success."
suces. is .1400 worth of copper
wiring which has been ordered by
the city as a sturtur.
Ashhind, M.edford and Grants I'ns
capitalists of the Pompadour Mineral
Springs corporation contemplate the
erection of a .l."i,000 lithin water
and liquid gns plant on their newly
acipiirod property, the concern to he
ready for doing u commercial busi
ness the uiisttiiie; season.
So mo girls have big feet and others I
just wear white shoes!
Scott's I'nniNmii is lint n drug, but n
plra.iant food imin fru from alcohol.
Oue bottli' tu.iv lulp veni.
cottaUbrae. Uloouilicld N.J. 15-31
RrrHc?3a3ftdgriiffia
A
JUST A FEW HOURS
"L'npc'N Cold (ouiMilind" Muds Colds
mid (irlppc .Misery at Once
lloii'C Stay Slurred l'p
wui:iti: tuk chowds ao
TODAY
'Captain
Macklin
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BIS
ROUT
PURSUERS IN NIGH
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COMMUNICATION.
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To the HWIIar:
0Mt may 01 amy not b "highly
iliUstful" to Mr K. V OutUrle la
lift an laaua in the lata mntroverayo
.v.r Mr Itel mar's lapsus Itufuae.
I'niaomally, 1 am uot nn Usee la tt.
nor tan I Imaclau how we wight
piulliil niitko Mf) Uutbrie an Issue.
Iioow i openly k Wt kve Invited
It in I i- I' Her to your patter vester
da. V i i.i Mult la Uvolved: not a
person li.i ta, It umy sell herve
i lie nuri" name' rorni-
ono to ai Mr itei-w
ATTACK
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SETTLEMENT
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CASE
CORFU. Feb. !.--A Serbian otri
clal aUitniiiont Issued bore today sa
that Fabraaiy 2 during the retreat
southward from Aleaalo or the Ser
bian troopa a night attack waa de
livered ou the pursuing Aualro-llun-garlan
torras, who were aided by arm
ed Albanian baada and lliat tbo lutter
were put to night after many bad
been killed and a hundred prisoners
were taken, mostly Hungarians. Tho
statement follewa:
"The Austrian tnnqn, a tier occu
py lug Aleaalo which we ovaeuated.
aro continuing their advance on Du
ra sao.
"Violent and bloody fighting oc
curred February t near the village
of Itlaauiu. Tbo oiiumy succeeded In
proaalng our trooiw, but when relu
rorcomouta bad come up a night at
tack was delivered and our forces re
took all the' iKialtlona they bad Just
lost and put the enem to UIkIiI
The battlefield was covered with noil
lea of tho ciienn Wo took about lea
prisoners, niostlv Uuii.irl.uiK "
EXPECTED
SOON
WAKIIINUTON, Feb. P.- Cler
mnny's latest proposal lu the I.uai
tan la chso hMVlng proxon, lu sub
stance satisfactory to the United
Stales, final settlement of the contro
versy Is expected within a few days.
Home alterations, bow over, In tbo
rurni or the agroomoiit, regarded aa
niliior ones, aie to bo made to meet
the wishes of the American govern
ment. One of the changes. It la aii
thorltathely stated, la that the com
munication shall specifically Include
the statement that It whs In answer
to the American note of last July.
The changes were suggested to
Count Von Ilernstorff, tbo (lermnn hnnil-wiuleil plain, (he deft hnndi
ambaaaador, by Secretary Lansing work of Mix. Livingston. Kclrcsh-
make a lunge tit the referee, accom
panying the gesture wllh some loud
Allen & Withiugton, film producer
of jlcilfon), have agreed to piirtiei
and offensive woiils, but his effoitjm(o In the big celebration here nc.l
in physical tiainiiig proved a faux .Inly, lo the extent of mukiiig u cr
pa. I'or (his iudiscrellon he nnr-'ie of movies, uttrtietioiis which will
rowlv eseaped disinissul from the he available in advetlisiug this m'fl-
IukIi school and may yet be pemilixedl tion througliout the country.
t" u gi eater or le extent.
('ouiplitiieiiltiry lo her sister, Mr.
( buries Ulive, who is visiting heie
I nun Winnipeg-, Miinilobu, .Mis. Alex.
Livingston entertained a large com
pany of friends at the family lesi
diiii e. 11(1.' I-. Main stteet, last Sat
in day night. Air. ('live was also of
tbo, iwrty. He is a railway engineer
on trie CuiindiMi Pacific with head
quarters at Winnipeg. Aleo Lixiug
sliui assisted his wife in receiving
ami ciilcrtuiuiug the guesn, who in
cluded Mr. ami Mrs. .luck Mel'ae,
Chillies Winne,,uy I lull, C. I). Calm,
ClilTord ShuU, Horace Mitchell, Wal
ler (lortiHin, lA. S. Foltx, Mrs. Joseph
ine Wallace, Mr. Anderson and the
.Mis-.es Fern Murphy and Kuth Nad
ley. Mr. Ilnsham of Kcnuett, Cal
was also present. I lie evening was
devoted to curds. ,"00 being the Ihvo
rite game. Mrs. W'nllame bore away
the honoi-s, which was a linpdsome
eaterday after IMesldent Wilson mid
bis cabinet had genu over the latest
proposal of Germany. Tho ambuaau-
meats were of the finest. Among the
tempting iauds Frank Foils is re
ported as saying that Miey ered
lor Immedlatel) afterward submitted "HiIe de loie Iqvs gnrnislicil with as
paragus mi gratm. I his was one
of Ihe jnllicst evonU of the ocitil
SCHOOI1.
liva Isabel Walker, duughler of
(be whole matter by cable to the Hop
liu kovci anient for final appioval. It
is -iid tbat a reply will be forlhoom-iih-
in ahout alx days.
The dnli'i. fur the state fair at Sa
lem have been lixed lor September
W-.'tU, HMO.
A lodge of Owlv bio. hecu orgau
ixed at Yreka. The enrporiiliou is
cupilalired at f l.'UO. shnres being .!."
each, ihese piuticular owls will
roost in an old brewCry st mi-tare,
which will be dismantled and remod
eled into u line lodge temple,
A demonstration of physical train
ing by high school girls will he given
al (ho niinory, Friday evening, Feb
ruary 18. Kiwcinllich will be drills,
ma utiles and games.
Over a score of Masons jitteiuled
the funeral of W. 1. Vuwtcr at Med
ford on Monday Inst. The deceased
was affiliated with the Knights Tem
plar mill Shrine bodies of the Ma
sonic order in this city.
The loeul division force has been
notified thai the Southern Pncilie
will add 11)00 freight curs, .100 auto
mobile cars and 'I'M gondolas to its
rolling stock equipment.
The West ei u Cnioii slogan is "Who
More nud Worry Less." The South
ern Pacific goes the telegraph com
pany one better hv admonishing nu-
tomobile speedeis that it is "I Jotter;
to He Sule than Son v." mid is Hood
ing its line ft II up ,11111 d"Wii the road
with an uppi.il to nto ilnwi- that
You run end grlppo and break up
a severe cold either lu bead, chest,
body or limbs, by taking a doc of
"I'npo's Cold Compound" ovory two
hours until three doses arc taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up iioh
trlls and air pnaeagos In tho bond,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ning, relieved sick headache, dullness.
fcvcrlshnoss, soro throat, sneezing
soreness and ntlffnoss.
Don't stay stuffed-lip! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! Kane your throb
bliq; head nothing oIro In tho world
gives such prompt relief as "I'apo's
Cold Compound," which costs only
T rents at nnv drug store. It acts
without assistance, tiiHtes nice, and
causes no Inconvenience. lie sure
you get the genuine.
'A four-part Mutual Master
picture of Love and War.
Coming Sunday 'Nedra'
ASK FOR and GET .
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK.
Cheap substitutes cost YOU namo price.
I t2 iJaT4 3J
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
28 S. IIAItTLKTT
Phonos M. 7 mid 17-J2
Amlniliinci Service Coroner
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TONIGHT
TONIGHT
and TOMORROW
MR. WILLIAM
FAVERSHAM
IN
One Million Dollars
BY ARNOLD F REDERICKS
A Metro Wonder Plny in Five Tremendous Acts of
Romance, Mystery Und Money
Also
PATHE NEWS j
PAGE
MEDFORD'S LEADING
Motion Picture Thoator
PHICKS Matluee o and to da. Kvenlng : hi und !." cents.
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f?vr
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Ills
aro wide-open for comparison with any cigarette) at any price !
Most sensitive smokers appreciate tho pleasure Camel quality
offers. They prefer it to premiums or coupons! Freedom from
tongue-bite and throat-parch is as welcome as is the absence
of any unpleasant cigaretty eifter-taste !
CfimeU are blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos ; you'll prefer their qqw flavor and mild-
smcsthnetis to dther kind of tobacco smoked
straight! That desirable, satisfying
"body" is all there without any come-
baofr. ! SNfo matter how many you smoke !
30 .- IV , ... cm ,ir44a JfiO f,j.i) m 4ina.
tLi carton fer thm Aoxn or utftcv supply or when yoi trmvI
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winstou-Salen, N.C.
o
am. K A.saC l TUiih
W-il. fi 1 . ra.L.n.lJ!iW
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eg Chicago
y fcfr wKirkyoMt a r t9tby
tr'y uf thquality a ttt9 6iiJ
tiu-r at 1 fh rmi N5.V iirwki
W f'u-l U4ii)g. fA tir fos, Which
tw . miv urn Mwv y
THE QUICK WAY
nml
THE SAFE WAY
to
and the EAST
is via
CALIFORNIA
The rust i but .lightly higher
via the Southern routes. Tho
limit of tickets is longer, al
lowing liberal lopoer.
FOUR TRAINS DAILY
From San Fruueiwo to Chicago
Ovvilniid laniited I'acifie Lianiled
San Fiaiui.io Limited (J vertaud
lxpres.
ThruugS slumlord aad tourist
sleipiiii: m to Denver, Oin
oha. St. .oQ, Kausa t'ily
und (iii-agu. Ubservutiou
car-, on ull lunilid tnjis.
Ask your local agent or write
w John M. Scott. Gmi. Pass. Arjent,
Portland, Ore.
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
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All
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Ogrlcn Route
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