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MISCELLANEOUS
DKBIONINO aad Dressmaking Miss
'' Ckua Schubert. Phone MS. 9-6 1
OR YtENT Twelve good modern
aafaralsaed rooms la brick build
ing oa Mala street; good location.
SeeL.Jaeoba. 10-t
"WANTRD Womaa
;' haaaework and to;
eeiMrea. Npcooklag.
laqatre Herald oBce.
for general
assist with
Must be neat.
6-tf
FRRK RKNT of house three miles
" "'from .town to party who will do a
few chorea. Inquire Walton ranch
for laformatloa. 9-3t
MONEY TO LOAN oa city aad ranch
laada. Arthur R. Wilson. 14-tf
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'WANTED To exchange a residence
" la:SoatherB Oallforala for a farm
aaar hare or la Klamath county. Fred
C. Heeert.'Malln, Ore. 16-Jl-lmo
LOST AND FOUND
'LOBt-
-Diamond r.ag, Monday morn
Call 1S, Cecil Qrlfln, for re-
7-6t
la seres Is killed or iajared
;iaaeii''year. What of year family, If
.: Fate picks TOC?
1 l AETNAIZE
'ABjrsiaa''eaii''aiord aa .Xtaa Accl
daatPettcy. It brfasga f taJSQ to fJJO
to yea weekly, if disabled; as high
aa lMMfer fatal acddeaU
7 r CWBLOOTB.AGBNT;
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wait.
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that Saga
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fssTsn,at.ta.amlr way. to st
lata :.'ssiatara waa to awk It at kasat,
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Wswadsya wa atsayiy ask at aay
drag atora tor -Wyetta Saga aad Sal-
Yaa will gat a
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tor akaat M asats. Srsrybody asas
tail thai yoa
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W. O. SMITHi Editor
Published dally v except taaday byj
The Herald PuboshlBg Compaay cr
Klamath Falls, at; 115 Fourta" street
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Falls. Oregon, for transmission through
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1910
Mackensea Retreats
United Press Sernea
LONDON, Nov. 13. Bucharest lwe
wirelessed that Mackensen's retreat
from the Dobrudja front continues,
and that he also Is retiring from the
positions near the Ccrnavoda bridge.
The Russians are bringing up their
artillery for the final smash.
The Rumanian enveloping move
ment at Predeal continues today.
By shelling Constansa, the Russian
fleet Is aiding In the assault upon this
place, held by the right wing of the
teuton army.
Local engagements of small conse
quence along the Somme continues.
a
Jaarea Fears Villa
United Press Service
EL PASO, Nov. 13. There Is no
confirmation of the report that the
Carranxlstas have evacuated Chihua
hua City, but wealthy residents there
and from Jaures continue to -arrive
here; Rumors that Vlllistaa have
burned stations at Qallege and All
dama are causing fear that they will
raid Jaurei.
Complain to Wilson
United Press Service
COLUMBUS, O.,- Nov. 13, The
State .Mine Workers Union through
Its executive committee, today sent
resolutions to President Wilson and
Governor Willis, demanding a nation-1
al and state Investigation of the high
cost of living. The resolution says
that "illegal and unfair speculation In
food stuffs and other necessities Is
causing actual hunger and distress in
families where the men are steadily
employed."
Every Child a Savage
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--"Every child
from 2 to 16 is a savage becoming
civilized," said -R. Walte Joslyn, In a
lecture before' the Society of Evolu
tionists.
"The impulse of every boy to-dig
caves, hunt, fish and fight Is an In
heritance from our savage ancestors.
A child's fear of the dark Is the rem
nant ot the tlmeKwhen the dark places
were caves filled with wild animals."
Joslyn- said rational men existed
50,000 years, ago.
Wilson Is Lacky
Supersiitiously inclined saw anoth
er instance of Wilson's belief in his
good luck in the "hoodoo number 13"
today.
Apparently Wilson won the presi
dency '-with California's 13 votes.
Hughes, hig opponent, voted ballot
No. 13 on election day.
ITS BELL GIRLS NOW;
DRUMMERS DONT COMPLAIN
United Press Service
CLEVELAND, Nev: 13. "Front."
says the clerk at the hotel, desk, and
Instead of the customary be-buttoned
boy there comes a "knock-me-dead"
blonde or a dashing brunette to take
your luggage and pilot you to your
room.
"Bell-girls" are more attentive
than bellboys, says the originator
of the idea. That Is the reason they
have' been Installed in the Hotel
Statler here.
Women guests find the "bell-girls"
almost as useful as a maid, the man
agement' states. The "liook-me-up"
problem is now easily solved.
Konp of the drummers has com
plained. WE ARE
PROPERLY EQUIPPED ?
TO DO YOUR
SHOE
REPAIRING
Do it In. a first-class manner,
''and do it while you wait. Tho
quality of the work we do
speaks for Itself, because we
have Champion Machinery to
do it with, f
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MVaiCJI yssvC nCfHaaaTZ,
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Victor Carlstrom, who already
I holds tho American no-stop aeroplane
record In his flight of 416 miles from
Newport "News to New York City,
undertook to fly from Chicago to
York City in tho aeroplane in which
ho is seated here without alighting.
Ho failed to do that and was forced
Germans Leave Supplies
on Abandoning Vaux
.
lly FIKXriY, WOOD
(United Press Staff' Correspondent)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES AT
VERDUN, Nov, 13. The only Ger
man occupant of the shell-scarred bat
tcrcd, but still firm Fort Vnux, when
the French triumphantly entered It,
wns a nondescript dog, and ho Is now
being treated with all the honors of
war DUt out of German supplies.
Such was their haste in abandoning
the fort that the Germans left behind
a million .cartridges, three thousand
meat rations, three thousand bottles
of mineral water and large quantities
of anti-tetanus serums and other
drugs now unobtainable outside of
Germany.
win. ihoir nrmrv In nlace. tha
Fort Vaux garrison now dominates
h entire Woevre. nlains. New lines
of German entrenchments are vague-
ly visible several kilometers off. They'" "". " i -
are in low, marshy ground, Where It re-lnklng operation. He spnad
win h nrndinniiv tmnoMlhlB to ' t tclephonlcally to all the stations
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entrench firmly.
In the twelvo hours I was In the
(ort, from six Wednesday morning
until dusk, the Germans shelled ltne anu ol lwo '"ua-
almost constantly, the big projectiles were feed,S " " " Probably bad
thudding down every momenf with,not becn fcd tor weeks- Hl9 taU was
clocklike regularity. Some hit tho . wagg'"g-
roof, making the whole strucure re- rae8tone pn08Dnate Jn ,t t0 wa8h from
yerberate, but without doing damage,,, m& Uverf udneyB tcn
The garrison was gay and watched i d8 of boweta the IoUB .g ln.
with interest whHe, the commandant jdluWe waatc our fermenUUons
counted the hits. Lieutenant Dlot, am, , th0B cleansing, sweeten-
the first French Mler to reenter., and frc8henlnK e entlro amen.
Vaux came up and laughingly saint- cana, puttJn morfl food
Ing "Men Capltan," said: "The ques-lnt0 stomacn
Uon of your observation post taaai Those 8Ubject to ,lck neadache. bll
been. finally settled, A.German shell ,ou nasty breath, rheumaUsm.
Just destroyed , tha one you, chose, so and partlcalarl those who have
you will have to take mine." I ,,, ., MmniBTi -nil -ho
The first Intimation to tho French)
that Vaux had been abandoned camo
, wnen tho Parg wireiess picked a
UCI $Uai pCUUlllMtlfll Bltfl .M Ul
American press out of the air. The
French had then almost entirely sur
flnantitn uninl.nnlAlnl alnav tr tliA 1
rounded the fort and were shelling It
... . i . ., - ,, ,
wth four hundred millimeter guns
with a precision which would have I
! Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water!
Says q Inside bath, before break-
faetj helps us leak and fssl
clsan. awsst. fresh.
! ' "
Sparkling and vivacious merry,
bright, alert a good, clear skin and a
natural, rosy, healthy complexion are
assured only by pure blood. If only
every maii and Woman could be In
duced to adopt the morning Inside bath
what, a gratifying cnange wouia uue
place., Instead of the thousands of sick
ly, anaemic looking men, women and
girpi, wim pasty or rauaay complex
ions; Instead of the multitudes of
"nerve wrecks' "rundowns," "brain
fags" and pessimists, we should see a
virile, optlmlstio tbronjg of rosy-cheeked
'people everywhere.,
An Inside bath Is bad by drinking
each morning before breakfast a glass
of real hot watar wiiH ateaspopaful of
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
6 Hours and 7 Minutes
J3amfcfc" - .r vv-l
'ssass8
'
to stop nt Erie, Pa., f50 miles from
Chicago. But in doing this ho made
a new no-stop rocord. Ho flnaly
reached Hammondsport, N. Y., COO
tulles from Chicago, In six hours and
seven minutes, thus making more
than 100 miles an hour.
mado Its continued tenancy by the
Germans Impossible.
With the news, Dlot and hts com
pany Immediately entered and suc
ceeded, with but few exceptions, In
rendering useless the planted mines,
with which the Germans had Intend
ed to blow up the fort after French
occupation.. The several that did ex
plode went off promaturety and did
only a superficial damage.
One of the prizes of the French
was the record book of the German
commandant, containing plans for
tho reorganization of the fort and
data, on tho killed and wounded In
the recent fighting. The new figures
lend tho French to estimate the total
' German losses, at Verdun at 700,000.
At noon Wednesday the garrison
' a nnt Hughes had been elected.
j wrd camo by wireless to Gen-
, .... .
along inc line, me men were great
ly interested. -
But the. dog. As I left ho was in
... . . Si ii nt .
.,,-i: ,,- .. .M
niV: vuuaunaicu w, ,wwni w,aw
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the 'drugstore, which will
cost but a trifle, but ,1s sufficient to
demonstrate the quick and remark
able change ln both health and appear-
..I At .,. ....,..
ance awaiting ioubd wu yrwuw iu-
ternalsanltaUonj We muat nmemher
that Inside cleanliness is more Import
ant than outside, because theakln does
not absorb impnritlea to contaminate
the blood, while the pores In the thirty
feet of bowels do. Adv.
Van Riper Bros.
The Qaallty Grocer
COFFEE -"Golden Glow,"
Itlch and 'mellow, poaad, 40c
SPINACH "S. W."
Fancy pack, per can . . . .25c
"Swans Down" Prepared Cake
Flour Makes the flaest
Cakes psrkage S5c
RAISIN'S "S. W." new crop,
Two packsaas . , Vie
TVS A FISH, Creaceat Brand,"
The Clilckea of the Sea.
Per can ,,.....,...... 15c
Extra Boneless Sardines, "Sport
Brand," caaa . , .60c
Try OurSUeed Dried Beef
Get the Habit
"SJSW'sVv s
VW.TS&VA. av' "wJ!Sa3:lW' Av v. . IS
s'ams... .&jasr A' i
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War Takes All
United Press Service.
WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 13. 0(Ter-
lg up lx sons( throo step sons ami n
flirothor-ln-1aw to dealli oil Franco'8
battlefields, with tlio Canatilau arm
inn. Mrs. Emma Wllklns' spirit ot op
timism remains undlmmed today,
ihoitRh she has Just learned that her
husbany died defondlng tho union
Jack In Africa. Whon England en
let oil Europe's war sho urged ten of
her Kin to Join Canadian colors.
m
Heats High Living Coat
United Press Service
D18MAHK, N. D., Nov. 13. Adop
tion of tho "family stylo" ot aervlng
food In large containers to slate pris
on Inmates has saved the stato two
cents a day, desplto soaring food
prices, officials said today. Convicts
woro formerly served Individually
from trnya.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
T.Us Hew T Osm afffMd Nh
trite and
ad aaa Baavsas.
You feel fine In a few momenta.
Your cold In head or catarrh will ho
gone. Your clogged noutrlls will open.
Tho air passages of your head will
clear and you can breathe freely. No
more dullness, headacho; no hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharges or dry
ness; no struggling for breath nt
night.
Tell your druggist you want n
small bottlo of Ely's Cream Ralrn.
Apply a llttlo of this fragrant anti
septic cream in your nostrils, lot It
penetrate through every air passage
of the head; soothe and heal the
swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane,
and relief comes Instantly.
It Is Just what evory cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
Btuffcd up and miserable. Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for lUtls
Open bids will ho received by (he
Recorder of the City of Merrill, Ore.,
until S p. m. November 14, 1916, lor
the installation cf pipe snd hydrants
of the Merrill Pro protection system,
as follews:
610 feet 4-Inch Matheson Joint
steel water pipe.
350 feet 6-Inch Matheson Joint
steel water pipe.
Three fire hydrants and necessary
pipo fittings.
Ditches for pipe will have an aver
age depth of 3 feet 6 Inches, as Indi
cated on plans which may be obtained
on application to tho Recorder.
All Joints to be made with oakum
and lend and finished In a thorough
and workman-like manner.
Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for C per .cent of tho
amount of the bid, made payable to
the Treasurer of the City of Merrill.
The check of tho successful bidder
will be held as evldenco of good faith
until completion of the contract.
The Council retains right to reject
any or all bids.
C-7t FRANK D. OLNEY,
Recorder of tho City of Merrill.
Notice of Final Account
In the County Court of tho State n'
Oregon, for Klamath County,
In the Mattor of the Estate of Robert
Alexander, Deceased.
State of Oregon, County of Klamath,
ss.
To all Persons Inierested In tho Es
tate . of Robert Alexander, De
ceased. You aro hereby notified that on
the 21st day of October, 1916, Archlo
I.. Alexander, administrator of tho
cttaie of Robert Alexander, deceased,
filed In said court bis final account
as said administrator and that said
final account will bo heard on the
21st day of November, 1916, at tho
hour of 10 o'clock a. in., at the coun
ty court room In the City .of Klamatli
Falls, in said county, and you aro
hereby cited to appear at the time
and place above designated and show
cause, if such exists, why said ac
count should not be allowed, and set
tlement thereof had and Archie L.
Alexander, administrator, Is hereby
(directed to give notice thereof In some
newspaper published In Klamath
county, state of Oregon, said nowti-
I paper to bo designated by said Archie
jL, Alexander, administrator, said pub
lication to be as often as once a week
for four successive weeks,
Dated this 21st day o October,
1916.
MARION HANKS,
23-30-6-13-S'O. County Judge.
Notice of gale of Real Property by
Administrator
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath, In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
A. Wilcox, alio known as Mary A
Jones, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of an order of the County
Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Klamath,' made and en,
tered oa .the 38th day of October,
1916. In the matter of the estate of
Msrr A. Wilcox, also known as Mary
Ai lonca. deceased, tho undersl
n. uimiiiiitriitor of tho estate ol
ilwnHcd, will noil, tt public auction
to tho hlRlio.it bidder, for cnih, sub
!.., i.i 1'n ii i ii-nmiitin tiv I iiu aonvo-iA,
JVH . ".".-. .. . .
entitled court, on saiuriiny. jnoaipii
ilny of uocemuor, i?vt ai mo iuur,iHuii runac- i
r l(j o'clock In Ilia ferenooii, in irnnii
or tlm Klomain, County Court Hon ja,
In Klamatli FalW, Klamath County,
Orvgnn, all the right, tltlo. Inlarjtit
nml estato of Mary A, Wilcox, nUa
knoaii n Mary A. Jonas, deceased, nt
Mm 1 1 inn of her death. In and to tho
following dencrluod real property,
ultunted In Klniimth County, Oregon,
to wit:
i one-half of tho north -
eiut ijunrtor, tho southeast quar-
Inn. containing Ifln'ttcrna, accord -
Ing to the United Stntes Oovorn-
im-nt survey thereof.
, ...... -,.ll ol.l vmil tirnnnrtv. anil
the whole theroof, In, one lot or par -
col and tho priicoods of tho sale, of
sitkt teal proiorty will ho applied
iirMt tn the uiyuient of tho cmliiiH
w.i. pun hiiim , ,,.-..,., ......
ttKtUnttt fnld estate, togellier with tho
coatu of ndmlnlHtrnlloniinil nccruliijt
costs, and tho halnnco remaining will
ha paid over to thooo by law entitled
thereto.
JOHN N. WAHHUN,
AdmlnUtrntor of tho nbovo Estate
30-G-13-20-27
Sl'KCIAL CITY ELECTION
State of Oregon )
County of Khmath )
City of Klamath Fallal
Notice Is hereby given that
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mvwiij, iu. m ..... " " "'-
vcniher. A. 1. 1910. nt the following
named polling places. In i the City of
Klamnth Falls,
County,
Oregon, tewlt:
First Ward Polling place, Hank
Exchange,
Sorond Ward Polling place, Now
City Hall.
Third Ward Polling place, San
derson building.
Fourth Ward Polling place Mc
Dontild'H Mtore.
Filth Ward Polling place. Reed
building, Fnlrvlow Addition. .
A nMcla election will ho hold, nt
which there will be lubmlttcd to tho
qualified votcra of itilil city for their
approval or rejection, pursuant to Or
Ulrniicn No. 306, pasted nml ap-
I'.r.med on tho lutu duy of October, .
A. I.'. 1916, an ninendtiicnt. to Section
87. Artlclo IV., ot tho charter of tho
City of Klamath Falls, propound,
odrptctt and submitted tv tho coin
riio:jj'oiincll to tho .tuullllcd voUms
ol thT city.
Paid proposed nni"tntiiu:it U
printed In pamphlet form by the rlly
and copies mailed to. ovury legal
uter within tho city whose nddrus
la l-nown, and ttnlil pamphlet can bo
hnil nl ttirf ofTlrit at Ih.i itollrn tinier,
upon application. '
Tho general purport of raid char
ter amendment Is uxor v nml In tho
ballot tltlo adopted by the pollen1
Judge And tho common council, nnd
which will appear upon the ballot,!
being numbered 31)0 to 301 and In
the following werds:
"Shall Section 87, Artlclo IV, of
the charter of the City of Klamnih
Falls, Oregon, be amended to author
ise and enipower.the common coun
cil to buy, build, otiilp, ncQ.nl re.
maintain and operato railways ami
railroads operated by steam, electric
or other power, and to acquire rights-of-way,
terminals, eatemunts and
real properly, and to bring actions
for the condemnation or lalttug of
private property for public une, and
to borrow money and fund Indebted
nets to carry out nny ono or more of
said powers by Umiliig and selling
the negotiable warrants or bonds of
Mild city to tho ncgrcgato amount of
thrco hundred thousand ilollnri
U300.000.00), bearing Interest at,
not more than six per centum (6 per
centum) per annum, nod pnyablo
HOinl-annualty, said warrants or
bonds to bo payablo In not to exceed
tifty (f.0) years, and providing for
tho levy and collection of a direct
annual ad valorem tax on all the tux
nblo property In said city, In addition
to nil other taxes, sufficient to pay
tho principal and Interest on said
warrants or bonds according to their
tenor; and repealing any provision or
provisions of tho charter of said city
A Check on the First State
and Saving Bank
Is a check on your paymonts.
When It comes back to you It Is
nn indisputable receipt for your
money. Payment by chock la n
chock on spending, too. You think
twlco boforo drawing a. check.
And tho Kccond thought often re
sults In your not drawing It at all.
Open an account and you'll save
In spite of yo'ursolf.
ter of mo norinensi quarter, nnu ucniiuit, v. u Armntronir w
tlm northeast quarter of the. south-1 Second Ward Judi of Kiw.ii.
oast quarter, of Section thirteen, In K. W. (lowon. W. (,' Tmvniilo"!
Township Forty-ono South, Range l Fountain. Clerks of Kiectinl.'.S
Thirtnon Knit. Wll nnielto Morld- H. Slouuh. Chnri.i. .u,,.'. ' ,e"l0n! W.
FIRST STATE M2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH
FOUNTAIN PENS
Ar now comidarad a necessity. We sell Conklgj
Fountain, Pens and are showing them in C?vi
assostment of styled sizes and prices. This taw
well known and is lust the nen you need for Piflr"
usc-or will make an excellent gift for a friend.
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W9Z KLAMATH TALIS OREGON
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held commeiiclng nt nine b'ckil T
It lie morn lug and Urn poiu W J?
open utUll olght ..'clock In th. J?.lU
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'j no juiiKon and cinrk. .. ......
are, respoollvely, iim fi!!
named nualllld elector inf i.1!!M
of Klamath FnlUt lb T
I First Ward .1 mi l..
o. A. Hlvnrus, M. o" wnti... C.M!
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Ward JudKi. .if wi...
J. O. lienrcuioy. John HI,IU non v
lArnnt. ClerkM of him t ob" iLP:
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1 Fourth Ward JuiIkos of piHa..
lieu Owoni, 0. T. McDunald ri?..'
Tlinuiim. Clerk of Klcct on', ul
l.vlo MIIIb. J. II. I'minr "' ""
Fifth Ward Judge of Klcii.
j. w. Htoul, J. l.iiulmiy j v S..
her. Clerks of Kindlen: AUi Na.
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In inse ono or more of nald Ul)iM
or clerks of election hIiiiII not 2
proaont nt tho tiniu iireicrlUd for
opening the polls, tho JiiUsm iI
dorks present may ..lea nnr quslU
ned porson preient to net as surk
Judgo or clerk. nn
No persoii wlmll ho entitled to vets
nt such special elvrtlor who Ii mi
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luuon nnu iiiwm or t no K no of Of,
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(Soil) Mayor.
Attests A, L. I.EAVITT,
1'ollce JuJu.
lilt. A. A. KOUI.K
Pliynliitui nml KtirKt-on
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block, (llnnscn uUn eclontlfically
filled nnd ndjunted.
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician
.Hullo tHU, I. O, O. Temple
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examination and cmmittnlloa.
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