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Maiiy,' wiui Sunday, ona yeu Lotipiiv for this improvement from
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uvuditd ni trk ARanrrtATcn prkab
RMcivior Full UaJ wiw Bentco
OnlT ptpw in dty or oouatj fairing
mwi bj u-UfTtph.
Th Associated Praaa la eselualraij an -
micd to the om fer puwieatton of aU
hvi dtapatcne crrdiUd to It or otharwia
crrdiud In una papfr, and aia to Uu local
. r...t.ll.h ha.ra.ln
AU rtfftiu for reptiblleatlcm ol tpeeUl dte
paicba erin ara alao rgaarrad.
OflicUl paper of tin OHy of Vedford.
Official piper of Jackaoa Gouiity.
Sworn daily mtng clrraUtlon for lis
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Advertising Representatives
If. O. MOOKNHKN ODMI'ANT
In Mew York, UtHcago, uetroll,
Jan rnadM, Lot Anfelat, Beattl Port.m,in ,vl,o wo'lllllll't realize it, if
Ye Smudge Pot
By Ann or Perry
Unahlo tn park in the business
area, - many women are heroically
faclnB tho rigors of willltlnfc 3U0
feet. , . .....
Miss Jane Bryco, ITnlversity of
Cincinnati co-ed. was found guilty
by it court of upper clasHmen of
disobeying freshmen rulou. Ah u
penalty 'she was sentenced to sit
on a block of ice for 1G minutes,
on the stage of the auditorium,
with more than Kuo students look
ing on. (Press Dispatch.) Hain't
n college education wonderful?
Charles Strang, who tins heon
here since Hear (Yeek was a cub,
can remember when whist was the
main social diversion hereabouts,
and tho players piled all their kids
In one bed, when the sandman
called the little codgers,
The Influenza seems on the wane
locally, nnd soon thero will , be
nothing to combat not even n
boom.
The' evening star, wllich is oper
ating buck of Jacksonville, Is shin
ing like a pair of female eyes full
of helladnnnu, and has extracted
favorable comment from Tomus
Hwem' nnd Prof Kelmer.
postmaster of Waldo had not visit- )
ctt-uitints1. Pass for, ju years.
(Uritnts Pass Courier.)' Why not
give the" gentleman credit?
Mtt Thomiuglo lantern pictures of
. Ii African lions have gone. One of
,i,, the African Hons was madder than
. a social lion, after grabbing the
wrong fork at a select funotlnu.
The best way Is to watch the
lioness across the table.
The opening bumptiousness of
the 1930 state campaign, has been
consummated. Tho .Mayor of Port
land desires to hear the rain drip
off the roof of the state house.
The local supply of maple syrup
Is what tho pullco would call a
crude forgery. .
Canos will ho carried by tho gals
this spring. Thlsiwlll he 'fashion
able, ond help out a lot, If they
make a rare error and buy a pair
of shoes that don't fit.
Tho vlllago fiends tire behind In
their shlvareelng.
Uncle, 85, called yesterday. "I'll
..!! ketch It when I get home," tutld he.
rfi'ii'- "I let the barber point my whis-
kern, and my wife thinks that's
her divine right."
The knee-length skirt ond the
'- ' one-piece, bathing suit have all
-.,!, ; l'IPl-. optometry! llalf-vlsloned
' men realize, they're missing some-
, , thing! (Watsonvllle, Cal Pnra
srt .Ionian.) They Just think they are.
The Hen. Plymule boy has ronch
7; cd tho period .of his life when ho
thinks he Is a locomotive. In an
"v other six months he will he riding
: y a broomstick over tho plains.
, Tho Yule spirit Is being manl-
fostHil.- The hitpl" flu'e of the
.vr.l- merry shoppers oft-times appear
'': ' luurderous.
Tho most Interesting news story
In mnny a moon comes front
Pennsylvania, when) the entire
population of n community aggre
gating 150.(100 souls believe In
witches and witchcraft. All the
black oAts In the urea, have been
boiled, and n limn. murdered to get
R hair front his head, In order that
the -evil spirits' he put- to - rout.
This Is a kick In the ribs for the
highly praised civilization that still
Indulges In hanging (legally), and
prepares for war, while great men
bin I profoundly of peace. There
Is no evidence, however, that the
witch belt went Into hysterical
raptures over tho Ku Klux Klan,
nnd misbehaved themselves lit
their shirt-tail.
TO .l'VIIXK UmiKNI.lNKK
I'filk. thinki thnt tharo'N no beuuly
In. u wutih ,
Th.y've .nevur known tho thick
hot smtill ol atpum
Itlnln' llk luzy anioku; or seen the
tuna
l'lled up with foam on top like
whlppln' cream
They've never took an Iron, and
Hmoothed away
Tho crlnklea outs, heaps o' shiny
white. j :
Or rlnHed and squeeied things till
the bubbly heat
Hus swola their fingers red and
sort of tight.
Folks thinks that there's no beauty
In n sait
They're dogiidne rlghl, by gnahl
WHY TAXES ARE HIGH
A IX efforts to repeal or mtoity ilie G per cent tax limita
tion ill this kIhIo liavo met -with firm (iiiosi(i(ni on the
Part Of the People .v..1.
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TllC popular idea has heen, that SUt'll action WOllltl let lloWl
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the bars and lead to u tax-upending or(:y on the part of puhlie
officials, rendt-riiiL' the nevcr -
officials, rendering the nevcr -
hopeless strupule.
As a matter of fat-L almost
tent sittuition reeling the
1 present
! Rt reef, illustrates what we meni
Mto'tum of the fi per cint
jiii-x levy, a special 001x1 issue
people voted for this bond I.SHHC at the recent ueneral election.
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j lit does this mean? It means that, in addition to paying1
1. y 1
. 30,000 for this citv fire hall, the taxpayers will he forced to i
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pHv from $1200 to 1500 each vear in interest. J
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j people voted for this bond issue
In Othcf words, if the bond
in uimi ii'jMin, ii rue i'iMi iun 1,111.1 i.i i.. n i,,io mi -
proveinent, will cost the eity 45,0fl0 instead of $:fll,fKin, anil if
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allowed to run for 20 years, the cost will he twiee iMil.tKMi, or
itfiO 000
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' jjunt n fraction of HccretlriK thyroid liloyers would not want you to as
Few people seem to realize thin, find yet (liere isn't a business ' eland present, n myxedematous , sumo such responsibility it miKht
1 1 ....fl..n. . CriMt them hfUVxr lliimin.na In '.ua
(business. And there isn t n business man, Willi the liniineiiil
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I resources of the eity of Medtord, who would f manee a eompara -
tively minor improvement in this
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111 J 1(1 l, IIIIH C.MIl II II1CII II1IUII
improvements, both lurpe, and
( per cent tax limitation, and
of the people to an inereased
eosts, is lartfely responsible for
government, and the increasinj?
states. ' '
Jiiii'KO permanent improvements can not and should not
be paid for by special tax levies, for this places all (lit! expense
upon one generation when the benefits derived are enjoyed by
stibsetpienl. generations.
Hut. smaller public improvements, more or less temporary
in nature (which would include a project like this new. lire ball
and equipment) can be, and should be, paid for from current
funds, and thus the added expense of interest charges crimi
nated. If the fi per cent tax limitation were modified, or eliminated,
this procedure Would be possible. Jiut us long as it remains un
changed true economy in tho mailer of public, improvements is
not possible.
AVhen the people come to realize the true siluiilion, they
will insist upon the repeal of this limilalion, as one of the most
necessary steps in tax reduction and reform.
MEDFORD AS A
THAT Jackson (,'ounly is becoming more and more important
as a dairy and dairy products center, is clearly demon
strated by the recent, annual report of K. J. Leach, malinger ot
the Medford Irrigation District.
', 1 J.nvemies within the district tho past year from this source
totaled lll87,fi(i.'l. Last year the total was only $18,4:1!). Three
years ago it was only $73(10.
Here is an increase in three years of 2400 per cent? Accord
ing to the report this revenue came from eggs, milk and "other
dairy products."
Such a showing is nothing short of sensational. Many years.
ago tho late Jim Hill said "No
'cows and a flock of chickens. "
Certainly it would seem that
should be in this position.
Tho sexes won't bo equal until the prospective bride is asked
if she can support the groom as well as Dad has been doing it.
If you build n belter mouse
among those who find yon at
sparrows.
The electoral college is like any other. Xobody pays much
attention to it, when the big game is over.
Tho fear usually is that the. kids will be as naughty as their
parents would have been with a' similar eliaiiec.
You will notice tin cry for farm; relief subsided about the
timo cider began to get bard. .' .
It is estimated that 85 per cent of those who loaf at the Main
Stem corners know the art of striking a match with tho thumb
nail.
A family of sons has thsatlvantai't's. There is no ono to pro-
vido Rerond-hnnd rlothes for Mother.
MUTT AND JEFF
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endins
endinjr fijlit for lower taxes a
the exact reverse is true. Thelhavn a little thyrutii every iay in
new eity fire hall, on Front , ZX'IJX
tax liinil.it ion, tin. city eould not
its ttflier.ll fund, hv 11 SllCcilll
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or rf.iii.vmi was neeessiirv, iiihi me
at th
i.SSUO rims for tMi years, this im-
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tilt! nilifler eoiieerncd "IK' OWIl
Wliv.
0 i . e ii a
ll. IMI1I1IIJIK nil 111! ll 1 llllllM ll L
small, hroufrht aboiit both by 1 lie
the blind opposition on the part
tax levy, regardless of ultimate
the mounting exjienses of local
tux burden in our cities and
DAIRY CENTER
farm should bo without milk
no farm in Jackson County
trap in tho depths of n forest,
once will be flies and Kuglisli
Jeff's a "Bull" on International Cat-Nip
Personal Health Service
By WILUAM BRADY, M. D.
j fliffned lei, pertaining to personal
: , tnuI1r vill im ar.marrf! iiv Or. r.rad.
' Lcllrr, ahould be brief and written lu Ink.
' ceived, only lew can be anawered litre. No
' ,t,( to m.trueiimia. Ad-ne m. Wiiium iir
AXV TIIVKOll.
Kvery mother's sn of uh munt
dully quota of thin endocrine nub-
h t a n c e. Jf hw
own thy id Kland
failn to produc!
the nucmiary
u mount of the tn-
ternal h e eretton
or hormone, then
h o m e o t h e r
Kouree of the buIi -
Htnnce muHt be
provided for the
lady, lent she Ian -
Dili nnA iVr-lfr int.. n ntnto at nr.
mrinent mental and p-hyHical hebe-
1 rrmnent nifnuii ana ruiyHjcai i
! turtc. deletion' and rtupiuiiy.
I Whon thero is a. deficiency r
J ,iiyroid Biund in early life, th
of the
tho in-
'dividual heromeH u cretin (nmntal
1 und iihyHloal dwarf) or, it there Im
.hit, ',, Hlat(. of aM , Us.
sues In the skin resembling dropsy
Imt the swelling Is constant and
1 not (.11V0 a plt nf.r
jwlllf the flnKcr. us does ordinary
edema or dropsy.
The thyroid gland Is situated in
ihe front of the neck, and consists; Answer. Tachy means speedy;
of two lobes connected by an isth-'cardla mean heart. Kxecssivoly
mils, like a horseshoe ringing tho : rapid heart action, from any cause,
windpipe. "It is this glnndthat Is i anil not. necessarily a disease. It
enlarged in goiter. In a normal j would do no good to suggest causes
person the glond causes no visible j for renders to worry about. The
fullness or. bulging of tho neck, sensible course for one whose heart
and can scarcely bo felt by thoj beats loo rapidly Is to consult . a
examiner's fingers. When the, ex- j physician,
amlner can feel the thyroid, the in- l'atal KIks.
dividual has enlarged thyroid. My fiance has tuberculoid."' Is
cither goitrous or of other nature, there any danger if 1 permit him
whether there is any visible swell-! to kiss me occasionally? V.
ing or fullness of tho neck or not. Answer. Ves, that would bo a
In tho mass examination of very good way to catch the disease,
school children for simple goiter, i (Copyright, John F. Dlllc Co.)
which is so common in our Great
l.iiltt-! regit. n and lu ureuoii, any
chilil wliu bus "palpable" thyroid,
thai Is., one the exa mi ner can feel.
Is properly crm.-lilcreil a subject of
goiter and should have (lie proper
trealment before the neck becomes
visibly enlarged. I can't loll what
tho proper treatment of simple goi
ter; only the pailenl's own phys
ician Is in position to decide what
tho treatment should be.
' Children often manifest general
signs of an inactive or deficient J
thyroid gland function, without
having any - Indication of goiter.
In gollrous regions particularly' it
is weil to keep In mind tho follow
ings signs as suggestive of such
thyroid deficiency in a child: 1)
itetarded growth, c') habitual con
stipation, (3) dullness nt school.
. Young adults anywhere who
manifest combinations of the fol
lowing signs may be victims of In
sufllcleut thyroid gland function,
hypothrodisiii, as doctors cull It:
(1) obstinate chronlo constipa
tion; (U) the gradual encroach
ment of. obesity despite physical
activity and moderation in eating; j
a ory. nnrsn sgin mat swcais
to cold the victim comiilalns of
cold when her companions are
comfortable or even too warm, and.
she wears more clothing than her
companions require for comfort;
fM much drowsiness in the day-
iimo. the victim ever reudv to droD
into a siiooko on little or no provo "".V mint, some o' our ecu?
ration. '- jbraUMl Inventors git up a substl-
Ywuiiir adults are rather morejtnto fcr iiiMHM'toi-M.. All gr-t
likely
llu.n lt I le-lfoal 111 tlirnJf
signs of hypothyroblism without
"im -.simisii aw - I
Koilor. '
In another chatter we will give
...mn f tho lnterestinc. if none
too well established. Indications of
thyroid deficiency In mnture ndults.
In this column the young folks al
ways have first consideration the
old fogies oro more or less hopo
less anyway. '
Now, suppose you suspect you've
got a touch of this popular trouble,
hypothyroidism. Naturally you'll
want to know what to dd about It.
He sure your subscription is paid
well in advance.
OKTIOXS AM) AXSWKKS
Health. Magazines, .
v Please tell me which in youv
opinion is the best health muga-
Blno to take, for an ordinary fam
ily, A. S. C.
Answer, I regret I know ; of
none I would recommend. For
merly we had an excellent health
magnxlne, but It has succumbed to
one man domination nnd a policy
which I cannot approve. No crime j
uliniil i-w.t mini i1i.mll.fi I Inn itt in I
, this Instnnce he uses his position
I to exploit himself and his business
interest. ,
.St.'nslek .Stewardess Sees Sick Stews. (
I have been employed on the'
health ani Logier. Dot to diaaaa. dlagnoaU ar
It a ataniDed. a.-lf-adilrtaacd enwlnii la frw-lnant
Iw.iig to th. larje number ol lettera ra-
renly tan ba made to quehea not contorts.
- i, m vm ( iim u.p.per,
TOUAY. I.AUV?
' linea as stewarde and have
to
10 aoai vuft nurm-ro caaen of
KeattlcknoHH. A year uuo 1 followed
your method In my own ciik and
, it was certuinly effpetive. ,1 have
, meu to net utupkIhIh to pre pure
j the remedies so that I mits'ht huve
I them on hand for iJHHfnKr8 who
ak me lr relief. Kvery lru;siHt
i tl Ih me I must have a iireHcripiion.
, lio you know of a druKf'i-sl wlio
i would prepare the remedies in
- quantity for me? Mrn. 1!. W. K.
f Answer. Xo. I advise you not
! to tnko such responsibility. lct
the posiienfc'er get such treatment
1 from a physician. My method Is
intended tn nrvent Rnnt.li!. ticca
and my letter to you Is the only
authorization a druK-ft requires
i for dlHpeiiHlng the remedies. The
; flriiKKiMtH ivho dfifllncd to proiiare
; the remedies for indiHerimlnuto use
did num. I am nuro your em-
; mo passenKer conceived the idea
that your treatment had done
harm.
, Tai hy.nrdia.
j Please tell me what tachycardia
'Is? What is lis cause und how
i can It bo cured? J. V..
VUv-INi'sUlciit-olcct Charley
Curtis iiiiim lu- soU.i.' his vu fcr
rus must no seu.n ins cap icr
,i'Z Imvhi Jolnetl th' MethmlLst!
t:
church rccvntly.
I llllllllll ICS I'll lllllll 111" fVK-U 1111 UIIIIV
t
failuivs. ndlaiwlu the-atei-s. fnnlty
K"""''UU"?, iui"-iii!s riTiiniK
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""vetiy v iiispecmrs. tiiui uuiiv m-
.sihnH.
Qaill Points
Maybe tho senate objects to thej
buying of postoffice jobs becnuso j
it dotvu't like pikers.
All things a re rein 1 1 ve, a nd n
dub golfer Is anybody who plays
even worse than the man who Is
talking.
It's easy to make money in Wall
street. Just pay any price for a
stock some other fool will pay
more for.
it is nmcr tins way. ay easing ; have perfected the art of produc
tho strain gradually, Mr, CoolidgcjnK tho tasteless. '
enn avoid exploding with language!
when his time is up. Correct this sentence: "You
I must not deprive yourselves," the
In every community Is some !.Collego cirl wrote ."in ardor to nro-
family that buys eon! five tons at
u clip when It hasn't a single quart
of iiuuor in the house.
Prosperity isn't universal.
but !
(OK. AM I? CAT
UP TO
SIXTY
Rippling
Rhymes
By Walt Mason.
MY&TK1UOV8 HI KSIA
I met a mun tho other day
A'ho'd lately come from JtUHsia's
gull and he had poignant things
to nay that would huve been
approved by Hoyle. Most trav
elers from that far land discuss
its Kovernment.il crimes, and
thinjH i do not imderntund I
im ho far liehlnd the times.' One
traveler say thinKS are great,
and Jtussla'a booming- right
along; another says the Rus
siun ifate is perched on funda
mental wrong. The more I
hear of all such things, the
less and less I seem to Know,
and while the weary welkin
rings I listen and am filled
with woo. But 'tother day I
mot a man who'd been in Rus
sia for a year; he rode: with
mo in my sedan, and poured
his talo into my ear, "Oh, Rus
sia is a, total loss," he said in
accents snd but sweet, "since
she turned down her royal boss,
there's nothing thero that's fit
to eat. Xo doubt the auto
cratic rule had blemishes, .us
people cluim, hut under It a
gout or mule was not dished
up us fish or game. You like
a plutocrat may feel "when you
go there, hut what's the use?
You cannot buy a decent meal
with all tho eoln you can pro
duce. The restaurants are grimy
dons, the waiters loaf in frow
sy gangs; thero you ninyiorder
(1 neks nnd hens, but they're so
tough they'll break your fangs,
Th conks are ulwuy's .on the
bilnk, thero is no artificial ice;
thero is no coffee fit to drink,
there uro no pies nt any price.
In soup you'll always find a
hair, tho waiter's thumb is in
tho bowl;-they never vnsh the
dishes t here oil, Russia Is a
frightful hole!" Now. such a
simple, sordid tale, will give
clearer view, gadzooks. of
such conditions as prevail, than
on willx get from many books. ,
you'll liunt a long time to
ol.(-fa-sliloned hard times und
wear made, of flout sacks.
Yon tiiii lei! when you are
approm-hing a center of cul
ture. You begin to step on
used guiii. .
Trying very hrtrd to avoid germs;
feeling under the drug store table
to count the wads of gum.
, . lu tho pioneer era a population
of 200 could support a newspaper;
now it takes more . to support a
I hot-dog- stand.
There's one con.solatlon. Money
lost when the crash comes will be
won by the kind of people who
put it back-in circulation. . -
utos moved business from near''" uioxni tablet represents ten
rall.v.lv to the Poa(, Vow
J" 1 V Jt (l e ' ' I -
buy laud In the outskirts, where ;
the planes must land.
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Maybe It isn't significant, hut ;
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UUIIItl U II 11 1 flUiUUIIH uiusett 11IIU
mpn werc tp,ven tQ their QWn f(ro.
sides
It. Isn't rilfflcu.lt to find a
golf ImiII If It's. lost tit home
and the baby demands a drink
nt 3 n. in. f
"When the talkies get around to
historical romances we'll . learn
whether the dying great really said
such things as "Don't give up the
ship."
Chemists who uro trying to make
medicines tasteless might consult
some of the new Plavwriirhts. Thev
vide clothes for me.
Arlington A $35,000 new bank
building and nn apartment house
under construction here..
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0O 5H(3S rVrfcO. tOOO
PROFIT. HOOO
VOU'WG 6oT A
N1FTV PROFIT
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YOU 60fjWrA
Communications
. . Peililler Protect Scored.
AU MI'S fU.kUaV.
1 note an article on the front
page of your paper that the mer -
cnanu nave .ueciarea w ar on
Ieddlors." - I for one resent that
attitude, take for example when
a poor working man can save
few pennies by buying direct from;
a peddler, then why should he be1
obliged to go to your local iner-
chants and receive stuff from him1
that .has been peddled in Medford?;
Time and again I have receivedj
stufC from your local merchants,
that Ik not made in Medford, and
if need be I can give you the;
names of thee merchants.
1 am trying to muke an honest
living by selling a few articles, but
your merchants receive the front
page of your paper and get the
sjipport of the Chamber of Com
merce and then give you stuff
that is peddled to them.
H. WILSON,
Medford, Dec. 12.
Charlotte, N. C., new airport is
now in full operation. The field
was officially dedicated late in
November with a flyinj? show.
Charlotte Is close to tho New.
York-Atlanta- airway. 1
Another
Sleepless Night
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f!,l f years I didn't know what n
"""'Hnimil ...trhl'H t 1,1
to.ss and turn all night, getting up
in the morning moK.ng unit iuviit.
like a rag. To make thits worse ;
I wils bothered during the day with
a nagging headache, dizzy spoils j
and indigestion. 1 was literally a;
wreck when I began taking ox gall
for my liver. I got it in the form
of Dioxol tablets nnd had not fin
ished one package before I felt like
a new man. I beijan steeping sounu- ,
ly at night and could work ener
getically through the day."
Your liver I'un have more to do,
with your health than you suspect!
When the liver becomen sluggish it
fails to eleanse the blood of tho
poisons formed in food waste.
These poisons permeate the system, I
causing a toxic condition known :
as auto-intoxication. This in turn 1
brJpKS on nerves, sleeplessness, '
high blood pressure .and. -diseases j
of the stomach and kidneys. Nat-
ural ox gall, extracted from the '
j liver of the ox, is recognized as
me i iiifisi mine ior me numan i
liver. It Is a natural liver stinut-!
hint and literally rejuvenates the
entire system. The pure, genuine '
ox gall is, to be had in dainty.
' tasteless form in Dioxol tablets.
drops of pure ox gall and costs less
tlmn two cents. Try a few and see
the difference they make. Genuine
Dioxol has picture of ox's head on
package. On sale ot all good drug-
KjHtM. Special agent, Jarmin ;&
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