PA (IE TWO MEDPORT) MATL TRTBUXE, MEDFOT?.!"). OTiEfiOX, AVEDXESDAV, AUfirftT' 0.
Focal and '
jLd Personal
V.rest Supervisor II. IC M Daniels,
! 1 1 :. t i o liiH first trii liy air uu a mii-.vy
i f the Siskiyou National forest Muntlay
un:l states that the thick smoke lying)
over" the valley appears as tlense as a
blanket when viewed from the air.
Most of the smoke Is due to a fire
which is consuming the timber of the.
Coos Bay Lumber company near Pow
ers as there are few fires In Jackson
and Josephine counties. He states that
one can see not more than seven miles
ahead of the machine now due to the j
smoke. He was quite enthused overi
his trip which took him down the
AppIeKute south of the Josephine
('uvea, over Whiskey Creek and back
to Medford. The pilot of the army de
Haveland was Lieutenant W. C. Golds-
borouKh who was in command of the
rorest patrol detail stationed at Med
ford two years ago.
Kodak films at D Voe'B. tf
Real home cooking at popular prices.
I'lirlor Tea Rooms. 123
Mrs. D. S. McCoy, a sister of Mrs.
It. !'. Antle who hus been visiting the
Antics for the past week, left last
night for her home in Htuefoi'nvllle,
Ohl'i, nnd will stop In Los Angeles on
the return to visit relatives In that
city.
The famous Willow Springs water-
M"U.ns are ripe. Ralph Cowgill, Scenic
avenue. Willow Springs. 121
Your apparel will always be in good
clean shape and wear longer If you
I t us take care of them for you. Phone
223 Apparel . French Dye Works, 624
North Riverside. 120
. Mr. nnd Mrs.- Charles Strong left this
morning. for Crater Lake. They were
accompanied by Mr. -Strang'8 sister,
Mrs. Km ma Jucobs of Los Angeles and
Mrs. C. W. Vrooman, Mr. Strang's
mother. The party will remain at the
lake for several' days.
liming the absence ot the Boclety
editress until September 1st please
send society news, reports of churah
and lodge auxiliary meetings .nnd per
sonal items to this office as soon as
they occur. Short society items should
be telephoned to 70. 119
' Lime and cement. Medford Lumber
Co.
Southern Pacific passenger trains
So. 12 and No. 13 were an hour late
tills morning as a result of a small
freight wreck near Rogue River. A
cur Jumped' the track near Rogue River
and the passenger trains were delayed
during' the removal of the car.
Automobile Insuraiioe. Brown &
White. tf
fire insurance. Brown & White.
Frank Minkler and family left this
morning for the Applegate where they
will spend the next week outing.
Hemstitching,
Plcoting,'
..8c. per yard .
Work finished .
.'When you want'lt '
The Vanity 8hop,
Cor. Main and Bartlett St. tf
Any Medford home. Pay like-rent
Gold Ray Realty Co.
George Hllos of Talent was a Med
ford business visitor this morning. .
Fire insurance. ' Grown & White. '
We want to purchase a cash register
at once. What have you to offor? tf
Vernon Buck of Ruch left this morn
ing for Doris Calif., where ho has ac
cepted a position for the rest of the
summer with a lumber concern.
You can get most any old thing at
uevoo's most any old time. . tf
Ilearing penr and apple orchards
sacrificed at $100 acre and up. 1 aero
, tracts and up. Easy terms. Ndar
Medford Highway. Gold Ray Realty
Co. Phone 728-R or 1S4.Y.
(ucsis at the Medford hotel are
Llllinn Downs, of Santa Roan. Calif.
' R W. Harney, John A. Jeffrey, J, H,
1 Mulchay, A. J. Crane, J.'T. Wallace,
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tebben, Mr. . nnd
Mrs. O. O. Gooch, A. C. Freeman' of
Portland, Paul J. Higgins of New York
Velma Cooley of San Jose, W. C; Galla
. her of Chirago, Capt. T. A. Edwards
; and wife of Camp Lewis, E."E. Henry
or eorvnlllB, J. M. Alnntt of Klnmath
' Fails.
Get your mill blocks from, the Valley
r 11111 Co. Phone 76.
Wanted Auto camp outfit. DeVoe's
tr
W. C. Debley who was recently op
orated -upon, Is improving at his home.
Safety first Insure with Redden, ft
Canaday, Phono 720, ' tf
See us to buy or sell used cars.
Crater Ijiike Automotive Co. 123
Miss Jane Snodtcor, 'formerly of
Medford nnd for the last two years art
lustrdctor in the Anaconda schools of
t. Montana, has purchased the art de
partment in Deuel's store. In the near
niture Bhe plans to give instructions
along all art lines.
This office is prepared to print
" lodger sheets, bills, etc., used on the
' bookkeeping machines. Don't give
your orders to travollng men and have
' ihem printed out of Medford. Phone
us ana we will call. tf
We carry duplicate sales slips with
blank headings for use In any Una of
business. Call 75 for service. tf
Hob Deuel returned Monday from
liis homestead near Butte Falls. Graver
t'oruni returned with him.
All summer millinery 50 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
l.inie for spray. Medford Lbr. Co.
Miss Vcrna Charley in spending thin
week with her parents at Lake Creek.
Ftrty-eight different forms of Insur
ance. Holmes "The Insurance Man."
tf
Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep
tember 13 to 16. tt
Auto dealers met with A. C. Hubbard
superintendent of motor exhibits at
the county fair, K. C. Gaddis, vice
president, and H. O. Frohbach, secre
tary, at o luncheon at the Medford
hotel Tuesday noon. They considered
matters relative to the motor exhibits
for the coining fair.
Community Hospital opens 834 East
Main St.. Medford. Ore. WJI1 receive
medical, surgical and obstetrical pa
tients. 120
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies
Office 2nd floor Medford llldg. tf
Mrs. William Klmer who lived In
Phoenix five years ago and who has!
since beon living in Detroit is expected .
here lor a visit the last or August with
friends.
Clothes care saves the expense of
buying new things yet you'll not sac
rifice appearance or comfort. Phone
223, Apparel French Dye Works, 624
North Riverside. 122
Anyone who has a cash register for
sale please call this office 75.
tf
Telephone Numbers
to Remember
.Fire Department
60
(Fire calls only)
.'. Insurance
Any Kind
.123
McCurdy Insurance
Agency
Medford Nafl.Bank
. . Bids;.
Guests at the Holland hotel are as
follows: E. L. Perry of Ios Angeles.
Thorland Hull of Ames, Iowa, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Landes, Viola Rawls, E. J.
Peach, R. D. Fontaine and wife from
Seattle, 11. M.. Durant. of Portland, Dr.
W. F. Browning and wife of Palo Alto,
Calif., Sum McGee of Port Townsend,
Wash.
Milk and cream at DeVoe'e. tf
We have a splendid bargain in a
second-hand typewriter at thlB office.
tf
C. S. Richardson and wife nnd Mr. I
Opplo returned from Crater Lake Mon
day morning. They report having had i
a pleasant week-end.
Silk Blockings
In all the
new shades,
From $1.25
to $3.75. '
The Vanity Shop. 122
Mrs. W. D. Ackley, formerly" Maude
Jones, and children of Tillamook, Ore.,
are visiting Mrs. Lou D. Jones of this
city.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
.When in need ot shingles and roof
ing call Wallace Woods, 108. 711 E.
Main.
Dr. Stephenson, 140 South Holly
Btreet, who for the past two months
has been III, Is reported ns much worse
the last few days.
llBe spreader In your last sprays.
lOVfcc lb. Conner's Warehouse. 120
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. ...
Delia Steiner returned this morning
from Portland whore Bhe has been for
two and a half weeks. She-was also
nt Seaside for a week. Her sister.
Edna Stolnor, who accompanied her,
returned yesterday morning.
For Fire Insurance see Bennett, 113
West Main street. tf
Have you tried that big milk shake
at deVoe'sT tf
I. T. Sparks, district freight and pas-
senger agent for the S. P., left for
northern points this morning.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
You can get it at DeVoe's. tf
Tho Misses Elsie and Gladys Coffrey
of Kallspell, Montana, arrived In Med
ford yostorday and will spend two
months with their aunt, Mrs. A. M.
Childors of Kings highway. Harold
Newendorp of Kallspell nccompnnlcd
them and will visit with the ChllderB
until Monday, the 14th, when he will go
on to Berkeley for the fall term at the
university of California.
All summor millinery 50 per cent dis
count. The Vanity Shop. tf
Sash and doors. Medrora Lumber Co.
John Blalnck stopped hero today en
route from Hoseburg to Ashland.
Winston Vance arrlvod home this
morning from Los Angclos where lie
has been attending U. S. C.
Try our merchants lunch. The
Shasta. j
When In need or aaah nnd doors
call Wallace Woods, .108 or oome to
711 K. Main street.
Mrs. Helen Gale returned from
Rogue River last night where she was
called by the death of her uncle, Wes
llirdseye. Her brother-in-law, Clarence
Realties or Seattle, formerly of Med
ford, and Rowen Gnle leave tomorrow
for Seattle and Portland. Miss Gale
who will probably stay until school be
gins In Septomber, will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Hylund of Seattle.
Children cared for. Mrs. W. N
Campbell, 104 Newtown. Phone 371-L.
121
HnniBtltcnlng,
l'lcotlng,
' 80 per yd.
Buttons covered.
iinndlcrart Shop. tf
Virginia Woolory, on her way from
(..orvallls to her home in Pasadena
Calif., Is the guest of Arlene Normlle,
a Pi Beta Phi sister. Miss Woolery
hRs been uttondlng summer school at
O. A. C, graduating this summer from
the college.
' When better automobiles are built
Rnlck will build them. tf"
Everywhere you look you see a
Chevrolet. , tf
Mrs. Norman Normlle nnd mother,
Mrs. Clara Stewart loft last night for
Portland where Mrs. Stowart will visit
her diiuchter for an indefinite time
Mr. Normlle returned to Portlund Sun
day evening. .
I'so spreader In your last sprays,
16V4c lb. Connor's Warehouse. 120
A chance to store your wheat and
hold for advance In price, without any
storage, insurance or other charges.
See Guy W. Conner. Phonn R4 l l'l
Helen Wlthyconibe, of Yamhill,
Ore., Marjorle Pease of Amsterdam, . i
Y., Velma Cooley of San Jose, and
Xavie Reager of Oakland, guests at the;
Hotel Medford, left this morning fori
Crater Lake. j
Everywhere you look you see a !
Chevrolet. tf (
I'se spreader in your last sprays,,
lG"c lb. Conner's Warehouse. , 1211'
.Miss Faye Woolsey of the public,!
library is on a ;wo weekB vacation, j
-Miss Marjorie .Myers is filling a posi
tion there and does not intend to go!
back to U. of O. this yearn. Mrs. G. L. '
Lyman and sister, librarians, leave
Saturday for the coast.
New fall millinery now on display at
The Vanity Shop. ' J20
Summer millinery 50 per cent 'dis
count at The Vanity Shop. 120
E. M. Hussong, one of the faculty of
the high school for the past two years,
left for Crater Lake this morning for a
stay of three weeks.. Mrs. Hussong j
and the girls plan to join him later. 1
Mr. Hussong plans to study the plants j
and birds In that vicinity preparatory
to school for tho biology classes. His
work will be of Bpecial interest to high
school students who plan to take biol
ogy the coming year.
A chance to store your wheat and
hold for advance In price, without any
storage-, insurance or otherL charges.
See Guy W. Conner, phone 64. 122
May Lindley, her brother Bob, and
his wife returned Saturday from Pel
ican Hay and report tho fishing good.
May is reported to have caught a fish
weighing twelve pounds and eleven
smaller ones.
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto-Top Co. Phone 104. tf
Bob Strang left this morning for
Crater Lake, accompanying his father-in-law,
Mr. Crawford from Reno, Nev.
They will spend a few days at the
lake.
Wanted copy ot "Lord's Birds of
Oregon," used as text book some years
ago. Call Mall Tribune. tf
Ben Hubbard arrived Inst night from
Fresno, Calif., and will remain here for
several days visiting friends. Mrs.
Hubbard preceded him by a week and
has been visiting with friends. After
completing their stay here they will
continue their trip north.
For good insurance, yoc should go
to Goff & Yeo, office with Jackson
County Abstract Co.
W. O. Webster, of the local branch
of the Associated Oil company return
ed last night from a several days busi
ness trip to Marshfiold and other Coos
Hay points. He reports the roads In
fair condition.
We will deliver today large load of
No. 1 mill blocks, dumped at $5.76.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
It is roported that work on the new
60 room wing being built nt the Crater
Lake lodge Is progressing rapidly and
that the pouring of cement for the
foundation is now in progress.
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Garage. tf
Bill Williams of Central Point, met
with an accident nt Diamond Lake yes
terday and Buffered a broken leg. Par
ticulars of the accident have not been
learned but. It Is understood that a
forest service truck brought the in
jured man to town last night.
All kinds of rough and . dressed
lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East Main street,
A party consisting of O. G. Vromnn,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Vroman, Miss Mntle
Vromnn, Bob Vroman, Miss Lenora
Schaffer, Miss Ellen Watklns nnd Mr.
Deal returned last evening from a sev
eral days stay at Crater Lake.
Rev. C. F. Kochler went to Medford
Monday to consult the forest ranger
about the Boy Scouts camp ground nt
Lnke of tho Woods. Ashland Tidings.
R. A. Petty of Eagle Point, spent
Tuesday in Medford transacting busl
noss.
Georgo Dunn, candidate for the re
publican nomination for state senator
was among the Medford visitors Tues
day nnd was present nt a meeting ot
the board of dlreotors of the First Na
tional bank.
Miss E. M. Buckley was In the cits
today from Medford visiting. Grants
Pass Courier.
Mr. and Mrs.: Frank II. Thompson,
Russell Thompson nnd Herbert
Thompson of Los Angeles arrived this
morning for n week's visit with H. L.
Bromley nnd: family of this city.
While tho cars of Frank Clark nnd
Ken Turner were parked peacefully in
front of tho Clark resldonco on West
Tenth street Monday night, someone
went through the side door pockets
and stole an air gauge and an excelleut
kodak from Turner's cur. Nothing was
stolen from Clark's car. The stolen
kodak is an especially valuable mo be
cause of a special lens which has been
fitted to It. It is a size 2-C autographic
junior kodak. The culprit removed the
ense from the camera and threw It
away shortly after he left tho car
from where he had stolen It.
A. B. Cunningham of the People's
Electric store, loft last night for Port
land where he will remain for n few
, William Campbell returned last
right from Bend, where he went as a
member of the D. O. K. K. band which
played for the D. O. K.K.cc-remonial
which took place in that city Monday
night.
City Water Superintendent Davis'
Oakland was badly damaged this mor
ning when his son Dana who was driv
ing at the time collided with a Cadillac
Eight touring car from Portland. The
Cadillac was parked In front of the
Hotel Medford and as young Davis
came west on Main street the Cadillac
swung into the middle of the street
and turned around In the middle of the
block. The Portland car turned direct
ly in front of Davis who slid his tires
for about 25 feet in an endeavor to
avoid the collision.
Airs. B. E. -Adams visited in Grants
Pass, "Jacksonville and Medford this
week. She rented a flat In Medford
and has about completed arrangements
for Richard Adams to attend the Med
ford Junior high school. Gold Hill
News. - ' -
A boxing smoker will take place t'o'-J
night at the Weed Hippodrome and
Wildcat Welty of Medford will meet
Johnny Kane of Chico in the main
event. Joe Blackburn of Medford, will"
tangle with Kid Tag of Klamath Falls
and a real battle is expected. Kid
Felix of Sisson, and Joe Tuber of
Weed, will fight for the buntamweight
championship of northern Californtn,
and Kid Brown of "Philadelphia", will
meet Sam Brady of Oakland.
John Draws who made a trip t 0
Klamath Falls the first of the week for
the purpose of considering a position
with the Pelican Bay Lumber company
has returned and expects to remain
here until fall. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. "Pete" Anlauf
left last night for Portland where Mr.
Anlauf will bo assistant in charge of a
service stntlon for the Standard Oil
company. .During the year Mr.'Anluuf
was employed by the local branch of
the company he made many friends
who regret his departure and at the
same time wish him good luck in the
future.
Tom Korris Is installing the stamp
mill formerly used on the Humison
mine near Gold Hill at his mine on the
lvft fork of Jackson creek. He expects
to have the mill In operation within
the next few months.
Harry Tomlinson of Ashland, was in
Medford on business Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Tomlinson recently returned
from "Atlantic City, N. J., nnd other
eastern cities including their old
home. He - was a delegate from the
Ashland lodge to the national conven
tion of Elks.
Corsets on sale, fittings and altera
tions free. Alta Naylor, Goodwin
Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir Btreet. 120
Grove, planning to go to Crater Lake!
Frank 1. Ague of Eugene, has been
visiting Crater Lake and is going on to
San Francisco; Harry R. Jones of Los
Angeles, going to Vancouver, B. C;
V. L. Mcljitoeh or Angeles, en route to
Seattle.
.TncUnnn Countv Fair. Medford, Sep
tember 13 to IB. tr
OBITUARY
JONES Virginia Ktta Jones died
at her home, 245 N. Riverside yester
day from paralysis; pged (id years, !)
months, 27 days. She was born at
Sidney, 'Iowa, October 12, 1885, and
was the wife of Junies C. Jones, fa
miliarly known as Jinimle and for
many years she conducted a boarding
house at her home and was known
nnd beloved by many people. She
leaves her husband and one nephew.
Win. .1. Tibbltts ot Olendale, Wash.
Tho funeral services will be hold at
the Perl Funeral Home Friday at 2
p. ni. Interment in Jacksonville
cemetery.
Latest Arrivals at
Auto Camp Grounds
days on business.
Arrivals at tiie city auto camp yes
terday ond last night were: W. II.
llerzog from Salem on the way home
from Crater Lake; E. Churchill of Los
Angeles visiting in Medford; J. Craw-
ford of Reno on the way to Crater
Lake; T. A. Waler of Coquille, Ore.,
starting for Crater Lake; Will Lane
of Pendleton 011 way home after a visit
at Crater Lake; U. T. Branshaw of
Huntington Bench, Calif., en route to
Hoquiam, Wash; .las. Quigloy or Ben,
going to Yamhill nnd has been to
Crater Lake; Ccal Chilton from I,ong
Pine, Nob., In Medford looking for a
location; 18 Conor ot San Francisco,
touring the coast; C." W. Johnson of
Astoria, on way to Crater Lake; Dr.
S. Fleming of San Francisco, has been
to Crater Lake and is on the way
home; W. F.v Parker,' Klamath Falls,
visiting pnd will go to Crater Lake;
T. P. Wood, returning home to Los An
geles: C. C. Cochran nnd party of
Omaha, Neb., traveling to Los An
geles; O. L. Rigg, en route to Long
lleuch from Wumett, Mont.; R. H
Blgalle from Harmony, Minn., en route
to Denver: I. A. Byers nnd family, go
Ing from Portland to Los Angeles; C.
Clnuren of l.os Angeles, going to Seat
tie; Mrs.U. Mernnda and party on the
way home rrom Crater Iake to Fuller-
ton. Calif.: I. 11. Morris of Cottage
Rheumatism at 60
REPUBLICANS TO MEET
CHAIRMAN TOOZE
From; indications there wU' lm. a
large attendance at the republican
get-together dinifrr at the 'Medford
Hotel jl 6 p. m. sharp Wednesday,
August 16th, as requests for tickets
ure coming in from the": different
parts of the county. ;
. This ;will be a meeting to get ac
quainted ' with the new chairman o(
the republican state committee, Wal
ter L.' Tooze. Jr., He Is a live wire,
was connected with the Chicago of:
flee of, the republican national com
mittee during the last campaign, is
a veteran of the world war, active.
in American Legion circles and will
explain the plans for the; fall cam
paign at this meeting.
If vou believe in the principle ot
the republican party and its contin
ues success you should attend tins
meeting which is for men and wo
men. Tickets are $1, and can be
secured from J. W. Dressier, J. W.
Wakefield nnd other republicans.
The members of the republican
county central committee and all
candidates are called to meet the
same afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Medford Hotel tor a conference with
Chairman' Tooze and It is hoped
every member will be present for
this conference and remain for the
dinner if possible, and to also bring
their wives.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE One good mare 6 years
old, 14&0 lbs.; also spring u8.
Call Dr. Gitzen's Ham. J. Terp. 12U
WAVTjr.n A man tr, cut wood. Good
timber, cabin and water. Phone
122
Knitting Yarns
Every color in the Rainbow
Lusterdown 45c
3 balls make a dainty
sweater. .
Shetland Floss 45c
2 balls make baby a sweater
Scotch Sweater Yarn
2-oz. 50c
4 balls make a school sweater
for brother.
Silk Mix 60c
9 balls make a smart sport
. hat and scarf.
Heather for men's sweaters,
scarfs, etc.
Knitting Needles
Knitting Books
Free Instructions
HANDICRAFT SHOP
S.S.S. Thoroughly Rida thm tcif tt
RheumatUm Impurities. v
Pomebodri mother Is tufferlnr
.ntchtl Tha BcournA of rheumatlara
haa wreckad her body; llmplnir and
auffarlnfr, bent forward, Bhe aeea but
the common itround. but hrr afred
heart atlU belongs to the stars! Doea
anybodr care? 8. S. S. la one of the
greatest btood-purirlers known, and tt
: helps build more blood cells. Its med
icinal Ingredients are purely vegeta
ble. It never ntitarrangea the stomach.
It la, tn fact, a splendid ton 10, a blood
maker, a blood enricher. It bantahea
-rheumatism from joints, muscles and
the entire body, ft builds firm fleah.
It la what aomebodya mother beeda
tonight! Mother, if you can not go
out to get a bottle of 8. 8. S. yourself,
urely somebody In your family will.
Bomebody. get a bottle of S. S. 8. nowl
Let somer-cdy-a mother begin to feel
n'. ,' . . . joyful again . tonight. Maybe, marba
ew ll.rl.ae Tea wUI feel. aaatlMr. ft. c,ur ,th.r, , & 8. S. la sold at
wh.a g.ur rheum.Uua ! aU t.a , Let all drug store, in two elaes. Th.
ft. a. a. dt U. It will solid jew n. tel larger sum u uua more aoonomlreX
Maybe your shells are
dot fast enough !
7T7-HEN a fellow
-Vy aims straight
and- misses ho
wonders why.
Then he blames him
self for being a poor shot.
But if he had used i
"Arrow"or"Nitro Club"
the steel lined Reming- 1
ton U.MG Speed Shells
it would have been a
different story.
The shot would have
gotten there quicker.
That's the duty of the
steel lining.
Sportsmen '
Headquarter
We always
carrv a full
stock of "Arrow" and
"NitroGlub" and if you
have not as yet Vried
them, get busy and
avoid "guessing" with
other kinds.
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HAltltWAltK ft). INC.
2:l V. Main. Phone :ll0
Modford, Oregon
No Cover Charge
at this Roof Garden
KjtVy3j J I vi4l,.i qiuibii
Athletic Union Suits
,$2.00, $1.50, $1.00
A friend of ours iust returned from New
York told u he paid a cover charge of $2.50
per person to sit on a cool roof for two hours.
And here we are making it possible for you
to sit all day for two seasons in this cool un
derwear at $1.50 a suit!
Cool stockings too; silk, cotton and wool.
Cool garters; ivory and others.
Cool pajamas, silk mercerized and outing.
Bathing suits; cotton and wool.
Traveling Bags, all leather $12,00 to $25.00.
Model Clothing Co.
126 E. Main S. T. RICHARDSON, Prop.
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WE WISH to thank this
enthusiastic admirer, and
take this means of doing so.
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elusive and overwhelming flouting spectral, fears, ris-
its drama knows no bounds
ing from a vale of heart
breaks, to come "smilin'
but the human heartstrings, through."
1
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in
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