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DAIIiY EDITION.
Another Great Religions flatker
Ing is Anneniced.
W IDE PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
ThrcoDays of Most Interesting
Programs.
Salsm lias another religious conven
tion to last over three days the Voting
Men's Christian Asaocatlon of the
Northwest.
THE rnOQBAM TODAY.
Beginning at 2:30 o'clock this after
soon tbe tweltth annual convention of
the Young Men's Christian Association
oftbePaclflo Northwest will meet at
the Flret Baptist church in this city
and continue through three day. The
program for tbe opening session Is as
follews:
20-Openlng service; prayer and
praise.
S.-00-Calllog to order by president of
hut convention. 0. F. Fay, Esq., of
Portland.
Organization and election of ofllcers.
S:3o-Iteports from associations (In
writing limited to 300 words.
40-Address, "Hindrances to Aseo
clitlon Progress," Mr. 0. K. Obor, flold
secretary International committee
6:00-7:00 Welcome reception and
banquet by Salem association.
At 7:30 o'clock a pralso service will
beheld lasting about fifteen minutes,
and tbo report of the executive com
mittee, J. Thornburn Boss, chairman,
John W. Gwllt, treasurer, Is to be
beard thereafter. Following this Bey.
Henry IUsmns, D. D., of the Portland
Grace M. E. church, will deliver an
Hddresson "ThoSunrlsoof the Twen
tieth Century."
About 100 delegates will be present,
among whom are the leading Y. M. O.
A. workers of tho Northwest and
much benefit will be derived by tho
local association and others interested.
Tuero will uo no prayer meetings In
most of the churches of tho city all
will waut to attend this evening service.
A WONDKHFUL BXIUU1T
la shown at the association rooms bv
Mr. Geo. B. Hodge, national secretary
New York City, of tho industrial and
eolontlllc departments of tho nbrht
schools for men conducted by this
organization in the largo cities.
Tho range ot class work done in
tneso two departments alono is won
dorful, including engineering, drawing,
photography, penmannshln, tvDo-
writlng, book-keeping, wood carving,
architecture, carriage drafting, etc.
The exhibit arrived this morning
from Los Angeles aud will remain at
Halcm until Saturday night, when It
goes to Portland.
FLACKS RKl'RE3KNTKn.
Mechanical drawing: A three-year
course from Dayton, 0., two-year
course from Washington, Brooklyn
and Now York; also work from Minne
apolis, lioston, Hartford and other
cities.
Architectural drawing: Deslena of
nouses comploto from Hurlem, West
Philadelphia, and Dayton; a coursoof
two years from Brooklyn; specimens
from Chester, Pa. and Cleveland.
Free-hand drawing and Industrial
designs: Brooklyn, Dayton, New
Yorfc, Minneapolis, Bt. John N. B
Montreal, Grand Rapids, Chicago,
Qulnoy, Mass.
Wood carving: Chicago, West Al
bany Railroad and Jamestown.
Carpentry: Hartford, Hprlngfleld,
O,, Chicago, Bridgeport, Conn.
Metal werk: Hprlngllold, O., Minn
eapolis, Hartford, Dayton.
Laboratory work In elctrlclty: Hart
ford, Springfield, 0 Dayton.
Carrlago Drafting: Young Men's
Institute, Now York.
Commercial werk: Washington,
Philadelphia, Scran ton, Brooklyn
Harlem.
Languago werk: Brooklyn, New
York, Jamestown, Dayton, Grand
Forks, N. D.
Tho frames and trays of this exhibit
were mado by the students In tho Asso
ciation Training School, Springfield,
Mass. At tho Springfield and Chicago
schools men best fitted for tho associa
tion work are being trained for tbelr
respective positions as directors of the
phlslcal or educational work, or as gen
eral secretaries.
.i i . K l8 R Kent'eaan who
lands at tho head of this practical
WDjwMnt.BdUke.grm plcLroTn
"Plaining tho great scope of this
upurmui service rendered
association.
SALEM, OREQOK. T3 IITRSDAY. OCTOBER IT, I85.
fyiilamite Valltit
by the
PROMINENT WORKERS PRESENT,
tin LIPP"enol secretary, Scat-
Geo. B. Hodge, New York, national
vuuuuoDni secretary.
Cbaa, K, Ober, Chicago, interna
tional item secretary.
Ppfeasor W. H. Leo, Albany, chair
man of college work.
J. Thorburne Roes, chairman Paolflo
Northwest executive committee.
A. W. MoLeod, general secretary,
To com a.
M. M. Myers and Levi Johnaon. .
..- n -w-
iciunea, roruaou.
General secretaries from many oth
towns aro expected.
COURT HOUSE MEWS.
Matters In Probate-Other Business
Transacted.
County Clerk L. V. Ehkn -today
Issued marriage licenses today as fol fel fol
eows: Charles S. Downing and Clara
if. Burson, Otto Mlsoke aud Rosa
Carroll.
B. F. Hall, J. h, Sottlemlor and N.
Miller, appraisers of the estate of Amos
Hovendon, deceased, today filed their
invontory with the county clerk. It
shows that defendant was possessor of
real and personal property at the time
or bis death, amounting to f9,G02.
Chrld Idieger today petitioned
County Judge W. O.Hubbard for the
appolntmont of John Scholl as guar
dian of tfto person and estate of Cath
arine Rauspert, aged 80 years, a person
of Inform mind.
Deborah Gerrin, aged 86 years of
Aurora, was today committed to the
InBttDo asylum by County Judge W. C.
Hubbard' The examination was con
ducted by Dr. B. H. Bradshaw and
Deputy District Attornoy A.O. Condlt.
Tbe cauao of tbo woman's Insanity was
immodorato una of whiskey and Huff
man's anodyne. The patient threatens
suicide.
RUSSIANS VERY MM,
DAILY EDITION.
Will Net1 Recall a (!.
row Turkey.
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MM RIOT CONFIRMED
Police Court.
Doc. Borlber went to Jail today In
default of a ?25 fine aud costs for jtetit
larceny.
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Shall we call It a double charm?
Nothing can be more charming than
noe footwear, because It Is a charm
rat a well as eeen. As to this matter
wafcel convinced that no stock of sum
mer shoes can be finer than ours, and
ffiStbnl'i?,.n8a,e, aPProaohea our
fhoi?rte,e'T,aIUyor Pr,co- 0ur
thit.rea.r, bak-numbera or shoes
a InanT0,18 t&o height ofashlon
insures opol comfort and absolute
wtSfWn' and ocoue"n8. In and
or oStln W 'ure or buslneee, vork
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Tho Gypset , the O. R. & N. com
pany's little craft, that Is successfully
crossing tho shallow places In the river
will arrive up from Portland this even
ing on her try-weekly trip between
Salem and tbe metropolis. She will
return to Portland at 0 o'clock Friday
morning. Substantial Improvements
bavo recently been completed at the O.
R. it N. company's dock, much to tho
pleasure and satisfaction of their
numerous patrons and business men.
An extentlou of four by twonty feet
has been added to tho company's wait
ing room and office, making tbem
more spacious, besides furnishing
amplo room tor tho accommodation of
passengers awaiting the arrival or de
parture of a boat.
fifty MftSMcrcd Armenians Arc
Thrtwu Into Wdlu.
CoNBTANTisopuj, Oct. 17.-th ap
peal ofthe Sultan to the Russian am
bassador, A.'J. DenelldofI, to cause tho
recall of tha Wler lor a Russian gun-
tinat 3 m.-Ll .
k iu go ra Atemsona nus proven
futile. Th French and Russian
steamers aA taking tho Armenian
refucga frops'1 Treblzoud.
ThereporKofa riot at Akhlssar, In
the village c Adln, on the Anatolian
railway, in which 60 Armeulans were
killed Ootober 9. on marfeof ia i,
a Molsem mob, Is confirmed. The
Turks ploked a quarrel with the un
armed Armenians, looted tbe market
and massacre the helpless Christians,
afterwards tkrowlng the bodies Into
wolls. Twenty bodies havo already
beou recovered from wells and Interred
in tho pes4nca of the Armenian
bishop of Israld.
Holy Pallium Conferred.
London, Oct. 17. Tho solemn cere
mony of conferring the holy pallium
upon Archbishop P. L. Cbapello in
the cathedral, which will be dedicated
tomorrow, toe-k place this forenoon in
the presence of u vast audience. Card
nal Gibbons officiated.
Tho pallium is a band of white wool,
worn on thepheulders, with four pur
ple crosses worked on it. The wool Is
obtained from' two lambs bretighfto
tho basilica of St. Agnes, Rome, and
blessed. It la worn by tho pope and
Bent as a sign that the wearer shares
In the plentltude of the Episcopal
office. Before It it is sent the pallium
Is laid on tho tomb of St. Peter whore
it remains all night.
Northers Pacific Steals.
Nbw York, 0a. 17.-Ies!dent
Brayton Ives In a circular to the
Northern Pacifio stockholders says tho
net earning or the year were greater
hy 1,881.204 than tbe preceding year,
Tho Inoreaso to the date of tho present
fiscal year Is f870,448. A ticket for
directors of the Northtrn Paclflo rail,
road was elected without opposition.
A roolut!on was adopted Instructing
the directors to prosecute suits ngalust
Vlllard and others for tho recovory of
sums alleged to havo been mlsappro
prlated.
Highest of alt in LcavcninJpower.-Latett U.S. Gov't aerT""
Rfifefe
ABSOlOTEiy pure
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Hill Saras.
EV WHAOOHE, WU., Oct. 17.
Washington Cedar iShlngle mil), ono
of th elargest In the state, was destroyed
by fire this morning, Loss, about
180,000.
Ms. I. N. Spencer was appointed
postmistress at Pine, Union county,
Oregon.
Robert M. Clow baa purchased Frank
Parker's Interest In the Junction City
flouring mill.
The Woodburn Independent was
sold to Miller & Auterson. The Millers
are at present proprietors of the Star
Joy printing office at Eugene.
William Brown, while at work on a
bridge oyer Canyonvlllo Monday, fell,
and struck the rocks on his head and
fractured his skull. His recovery Is
doubtful.
Oflloers are looking in Jaokson
county, for Gcorgo Obenchoin, who Is
charged' with committing rapo on a
girl in Klan)th county. He was seen
at Central pplnt last week.
COLLEGE OF MOSIC
of fbe Willamette Oniuepsify.
-itJNDBR NETW"" MANAGEMBNT,-
0Mta,t?hyS!l.o?- UP to date. Same aj in tbo eiutern and European Conieivatorlei.
" a the bet U good eaougU ror beginner m well as lor more adva ced pupils.
Mm
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R. A. HBltlTAOE, Vocal Dlrcotor.
EklL WiaKLkn, initrumenul Director.
THE
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274 COMMERCIAL ST.
dabney & WhitBj Props.
Stere' u"l6rwear, Table Linen, Overalls, Window Shadee.l Soap,
sosierv. u ' fi. ii ' -D..na fjranitnw&re. urooiu"
SSIi?. - Umbrellas. Gloves. Shoes, Boys' Clothing,
"on8 J all Kinds, Tinware,
Matches
jQrPrlce our Goods
And for TabUts and Slates Never so Cheap
A Fast Train. Next Monday a
new era will be Inaugurated in rail
roading on the Southern Pacific. A
lightnlug train, tho Shasta limited,
will bo put on, running on tbo steamer
days, leaving San Francisco and Port
land every five days. First-class rate,
including Pullman, only (20; second
das, lucludlng sleeper, 1 10. The trip
will be made In lust 24 hours, where it
takes S8 now.
'
Holidays. They aro moro celebrat
ed by good things to eat than any other
way. For that reason Sonnemann
makes a specialty of the finest
delicacies In tbe world. Try bhinow
lino of mince meat, lemon and orange
peel, citron, figs, etc., etc., 124 Btato
street.
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Runaway. Fred Fagan, who at
tempted to drive tbe horso of Ed.
Hutchln'a to the mute school yester
day, was slightly bruised by the ani
mal running away and overturning
the cirt. Mr. Fagau's injuries are not
of a serious nature.
Open Novembeb 1. Willamette
Medical School will be opened at Salem
November 1. Dean John H. Keynoius
ia receiving matrioulatlons rapidly, five
having already applied to become
students The entire aparatus and
clinical Implements have urrlved from
Portland.
Don't ForcUst That J. A. Van
Eaton Is the only dealer In Salem
who bandies tbe famous "Pride of
Japan" tea, You should try It and
jou will use none other.
The Eugene city council has ordered
a $10.60 dog net.
Crabs Booty's, 94 Court street.
Crabs and clams at Doty'a.
Happy Veterans.
WAsniNaTON, Oot. 17. The com
mandery In-chief of tbo Loyal Legion,
about 40 strong, headed by Commander-in-Chief
John Gibbon, called
at the White Houso and were Intro
duced to the president by Gen. Gibbon
and MaJ. Huxford. To each tbe
President gave a cordial greeting.
There was a striking scene when Gen.
Gibbon called eut: "Huxford, strike
up a song I" aud the voterans all joined
heartily in the chorus of "Marching
Through Georgia."
Shortage Grows.
Kansas City, Oct. 17. A special to
the Star from Fourt Scott, Kansas,
says developments this mornlog In the
case of the defaulting cashier, J. R.
Coleman, of tbe state bank, shows the
shortage to be $50,000 Instead ot f23,
000, as at first supposed.
A Uity'a Centennial.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Oot. 17. This
is a big day being Fort Wayne's cen
tennial. There are more strangers In
tho city than ever before and tbe
streets are almost impassable. The
parade Is tbe largest ever witnessed
hers.
A Banker's Views.
ATLANrA, Oct, 17. Edward Atkin
son, of Boston, delivered an address
before the baukers association today,
advocating the Issuance of 100,000,000
bonds by the government to redeem
and retire the outstanding notes of 1800.
Bank Failure.
TAO0MA,Oct. 17,-ThecltyofTaco-ma
applied to the courts thtemornlBg
for tbe appointment of a receiver for
the German-American bank, that bank
falling to honor a demand for city
money oh deposit.
Cabinet Rwlgss.
Santiaoo dk Chili, Oct. 17. Tbe
Chilian cabinet has resigned.
Homer Davenport, an Oregon boy,
who has been at work In the art do
paxtmebt.oXthe Ban Franclsoo Exam
iner, has'been sent by Editor Hurst to
New Yorkko work on his uew pur
chase. The Herrlck cannery, at The Dalles,
stated fqpnhe season last Thursday,
with about 7000 cases to Its credit for
tho fall run. At present tbe force is
employed in labeling tho cans and
putting them In tho cases.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Salem aad Eastern Quotations Cor
, rected Dally.
OmuAOO.Ocf, 17. Wheat, caih MKc; Dec.
NkwYokx, Oot. 17,-Sllrer, Ifftfc; lcad.ttm
SAN KKANOlHCO MARKET.
Han Framoisco, net 17,-Whtnt, K
Wuol-Orecon, choice, g01Oc: Interior, BQlri
rant, vatic,
Hopi-QuotMbleat 430s.
VotalOM-Karl? no. wafiOc; Rnrbankt 75o
Ua.a-MlUlOK, VStfl.QS
PORTLAND MARKET.
Pobtuuu, Oct 17,-Wheat valley Ji);
KJour Portland, H.7& Ilcnton county, I3.7S;
graham 4; iuperflno.Ii, 6 per bbl,
l nunc, muis eroy, iiv; ruuou, iu
:.H.4,ttJ iMirrii,s760a7.(U; ctuei.lUS.
D, IIIVUO OU,
urn.
It Is
Issued, But
Served.
Net t Be
A NEGRO TARRED AND FEATHERED
For Iu8ultliig tho Governor of
Colorado.
Warrant for Gorbatt.
Hot Spbinos, Oct, 17,-There is a
warraut out for the arrest of Corbett,
and tbo merits of tho case are under
tbo law will bo argued and passed upon
by Chancellor Leatherman under a
wilt of habeas corpus.
Tarred and Feathered.
Denver, Oct. 17,-News reached
bore today that a negro named Mar
shall had been tarred and feathered at
Greolcy last night, for having Insulted
Governor Mclntyre at Potato day cel
ebration.
Tk BaitkM Mines.
The new mill for the Lawk wit
in the Santiam was shfped frees Den
ver on Oct. 7 and will be la Albany
this week and Immediately forwarded
to tbe mines. They are ready fee It
with a big quantity of fine ore eo hud.
8peclma'8 of ore have been take frum
tbe ground that would fairly bmIm
ones eye bulge out. Then an about
75 men woriclBr In h Mi
Enougfc provietoM are being faoo)it
and will soon be In last six month.
It hi aa laterettlag fr already jn,
M0 has beea spent on tbe mlaM, in tits
development and the purehase of aw
claims, about 10,000 bavlug bM pt
Into the latter within a week c Iwt,
Superintendent Lawler baa dteMii4Ml
Albany as his heaAqaarteM aad la
d&lng his baetaeas throttgk this e4ty,
having round our business bm reliable
and safe and this advaatageem poiai.
The machinery arrived la PortlaiHl
yesterday and will be brought to Al
bany tonIght.-Albany Deeaoerat, 04
10.
Tho Epidemic Over,
Washington, Oot. 17.-Admlral
Beardslco has tolographod tho bayy
department as follows, from Port
Angoles; "Plgman, commanding tbe
Bennington, at Hawaii, reports, under
dato of October 2, that tho health of
tbo crew Is'oxcollaut. Tho epldemlo
Is onded. About 87 cases and 02 deaths
wero recorded ashore.
The strike of the union of fisher mm '
on thoSluslaw river has beea declared
off, and the canaerlea have reuat!
work. The strike hMbeeaoa for tkiw
weeks, and durlag that time the unloa
has prevented any fishing whatever.
The raised asked by the union was not
secured.
Sherman! Hayes, who has recently
established himself in Euioue as ageat
for Phil Nols & Co. hop merchaal of
Salem, bought the following etofw
Menday: Bhelley Bros.,PIsaat HIHt
41 bales, Mr. Hanaialtt, Mohawk, ST
bales and 73 bates e-f the Keeasy Bros.,
Goshen. Mr. nayes paid 5 eeats a
pound.
Eight Italian miners ttom mH
' gone into the Coos bay conatry.
(I
out White. SBcaZla crey. i
bdn.tL'JUti:& bairrii.SfiOa
rowum now urKOD,
IUyUnud, mi W per 1
Wool Valley riuaifo
MilUtun-ilran, llOOi i
horti, flUO; chop
fti Mm.
llldee fr.ea, salted OJlbi&Ko; under SO lb,
loeu. J13loperton; rjeBOo pero.
oojt
i'dUxr,
loa ihaD uelte. 10A7IIO.
llopn Nw uregon. Kaa
11 utter Oreoa fauoy creamery,
fancy (Ulry,16l7Hc; Mruttocxl
common, iwo.
Cheee-urf on (UU ereaiu, 89,
KgK Orecoa, 30 pr dot
Pouttry-lhloceiM. UMQX 09 per dor, duoki
t3.S09i.wi geae, tifMiiX); turkeyi, lire
Bo; dreea. lOo,
ije.I ToMUenKQl 8-cB pt ft: (air to eood
teen, 8ia58oj cow. 2fHf(cj dreued beef,
45Sc
MUitoo-Beit beef, fUSaZOO: choice ewos,
il.75; dreeeed, 40,
lloc-4.holce, beary, ti.toaXfly, light and
leeden, S3J5: dreued, tUo V lb.
Veal-omttll, choice, tobe; urge, Solo V ft-
UALEU UAR&UT.
Wheat-40c(bu.:
Uay-Ualed,cbaUOaa.00; timothy M.E0.
blour.lnwhoieMie loU. rUO; retail, $IH0:
bran, bula 110,00: eacked. ll.i,horUi, ,lll.-00a
1X00; coop rood, tll-OUuRW,
il-J)rteil.c,
IIogeDrcwed, 4WO.
Uvo CatUe-lJiaiJio.
Wool-Uel.iea.
Hheep ut,iju.
llops-liMt, to7c
Katter-UMt dairy, 1S faaoy creamer
2m.
Cheee-10al?Jc. . . ,.
Farm Smoked MeaU-Racon.8c; hams ll;c,
boulders, 7o.
ttatoea-auo1ibu.
Onion 2&
Turkey-a8c.
Apple USatoa ou.
Pecbe tL25 bu.
Poultry-UroUen,7c; hens, Co; ducks, BaTe.
Jackets
and Wraps.
Jackets and Wrap arc In so great variety
here that noboly ever sect them all That
proves nothing, but when you sec the gar
ments you buy, and that provs everything.
We teem to be ervlng people moro accept
ably than ny other home, for we arc doing
the trade. 1'oople won't eome from all over
Marion and Polk counilei to see a hap hazard
collection, that's certain. Thii isn't that son
of a showing,
Black1
Beaver. Cape.
Slack Beaver; Dtuble Cape; velvet collar;
full awcep. You would uy cheap at f.
Our price
$8.00.
Do Not
Fine Quality Beaver; Double Cape: 4 rows
mil
of stitching on edges; velvet colltr;
a beauty at
$4.00.
I sweep;
Fob Friday Doty has about a
dozen dlllereai kinds of fish. In fact
M Court strict Is headquarters In that
line every Friday and all the week.
SES
Don't be
Foolish
ndUlonot!u
brand or ronlnil
milk, thinking It U
"JiMl gooJ
gAJXMWJEN
EAfiLB BRAND
io EqUl
Black or Brown; Double Cape; appllqued
soutache braid; edged with fur; faced with
satin; very full sweep; jnst a little nicer than
you would gueu at ). Our price
$G.OO.
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Astrakhan Cloth Cape; lined throughout
with satin; very swell.
$7.00.
iSeal Brown; double cape; edged with fur;
braided in soutache and beads; faced In
satin; full sweep,
$8.00.
Astrakhan Cloth; double cape; edged with
Mack ihlbet: both canes satin lined: pocket
Inside; a magnet on jour purse is this one,
and Its only
$12.00.
until some other lady buys the garment ye
like, Buy now, while the line l full. H
you have bought your's come aad see the
anyway. Its a pleasnre to show tbcat, and,
besides, you may have a sister, nelfikbor
or friend who wants one. An Inkling a? ktw
the jackets rum j
Black Chevllj 6 large buttons; vefett
collar; large sleeves; flnUbsd teams; Rkly
made,
$4.00.
Black or Navy Beaver; 6 large buttons; full
sleeves; made to tell for (5, Oar price,
$4,00,
Melton; fine quality; 6 large carved bUeMt ,
mandolin sleeves; always looks well and gives
best service, Only 4 t
$5.00.
Boucle; square lapels; ripple skirt if fir t-
oi-tbeseason price would ue io.
scoo.
Now?
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Heavy Tan Beaver; ripple skirt; covered
seams; ngnt iieevei,
$8.00.
Navy, wide wall serge; 8 black buttons,
with pearl centers; godet skirt; gauntlet cuff;
as stylish as they make them,
eio.00.
line Boucle; tipple back; 3 cloth straps sat
back; one each on sleeves; 6 large peasi
buttons, . '
312.00
Tun.tnnl Attrakhan caDe: black and
cold; two full-lined capes, edged with silver
fur.
$20,00.
Alto plush, edged with black ihlbet; fine
beaver, uniquely braided, and a mammoth
line of Fur Capes, of which space only fw
bids a lull description. See the line. e re
proud ol It,
See the line Astrakhans, with velvet plf
inrr all around and on sleeves; the rk
ing ail arounu nu u icctj m r
Kmwn Attrakhans with heavy silk llnia 1
larce tinted buttons, and a dosen other
les.
sty
buttons,
m.oo $20.00.
Misses
Jackets
We have them else In bvtak,1 &.
etc. ncwrn '7""t
this weeK, whiic you t jr
pn
nrBuy this week, while j
rkes. Caa'J be'duplleated,
T. J. DALRYMPLE.& CO.
ryNcw plaids In today, Seethtai,
! and 2 lim QiimMys
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