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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-07
re STATE or WASHINGTON.
souikern Pacific Surveyors Have
pacDed Through PnyalIup.
1I.1.x reshfnsss's Good Luck The
xssshsss pAss -wonders af
MASSES CouIss.

rurAf1ur, April 1.-THE surveyors
y - nsw line from Portland 70 Seat
6iebsss row reached the east end Of
~ tonn 81 RuyalIup and will In the
nriuning 81 The week move their
esn1 % The west side Of Clark 'scrsek.
~ directors Of the Puyallup Val.
- railway held . neetiag 81 Pliyaiinp
~ nieht. Notwithstanding the re-.
- vols 81 the Indians. the company
hase mol n the least abated their plans
n16 nre quite hopeful Of eventually
hoofne tie railway over the original
flrft of way.
n. 6, Matthews il having his prop
III surveyed and during the next few
lnss will have bis first ADDITION 10
fiyallup on the market The proper
81 liz at The west end Of the tosn.
1kese Ars several other additions Ia
oootempIation and altogether business
g " real.estasc line seems 10 be Inn
ueeyine. At the present time there
- about 80 new residences nearing
eompletiOn and several new stores are
t6ine built.
Ies eiection to Gil the vacancy on
- board Of trustees will be held on
saturday, April i3
AZ the close Of the usual weekly
prayer meeting In the Baptist church.
~ Rev. 8. w. Beaver. who leaves for
soontfalia, Was presented by ID. q.
f)a,lth on behalf Of the congregation,
with i handsome gold watch. Mr..
Boaven inside ) suitable reply. stating
Inst such token would be highly APP
pxociated BY hun. VIM. COfiman then.
q behalf Of the Ladies Aid Society.
presented Mrs. Beaver with silver
cake basket. Thereafter q most en-
joyabie evening was spent by the large
company assembled. and supper was
served By the ladies' Of the congrega-
fion. M. Beaven leaves for his new
ophefc Of work With the best wishes
q his late fellow citizens. lie il 10 be
succesded BY Rev. r.. NJ. Bliss from
Augusta, Wis.
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fos nsany years hfx bonze. be w1s trss-
sferess kznqu<t SxeTksses3 III tls~ isFsS<'-
~ tie Wnsn1fss. fs<lskf f<srps ux Ms.
Kift<irk Post- it MS BIS fare xeil -
tie soldiers, or sest5nx 0at tes e<xtsiS.
la fitting as5drezs 4 ezsfnraxse ct shs
post pree<nfesf the guee< Ct the even
tug with N engFo~ssd copy 81 tsse fol-
loving Yee0ietzonss
Hnnexxs. Commits Na. r pxrz snses.
snezz keT % Hn "a. keK urs<k fce<. No q.
q A r.. ~ thIs szzEzxs, - sAxsfns<s 81 80
ex<cutzss ezssa1ssssss ses 80 sys4t3FF ard
sxfsprf ssanumeat. fxee hts tSsaxs xhkfffs
assst faexns IN s,e<Ssetssz tks ss<zsy arrange.
meuss incsseut thersfs. 1sd - as sfszrfs
corr nasttee hssf5kbs sb1sss khe sreefzoa &ass
9sdlez=ios 81 : Eaoaafasnt s~zg< zaz II DE-
xsrn. sfEnstrfexl In psep>sFfIoss. szssz tezy-
fnx On Is fnur ts1<1 TIE nneae4 81 &8sffsxxs
sxa safioss fsozn thse vfflxxe and sEcs nzsg
uhe served 81 defer<e Of tAeir eDansfE.
waxxxss. Tie essaszsses a Pos Next
frieE, hxslnx seeprn}zsd the s1sxIs*k.
noble aE4 patriotic wufx EoEr8xs Pxsksn.
sos Old Ia their DxkAif 81 thss ard zssay
oshsr 6.FeFxsuaN and feeling deegSy thxtf
obligations. Ia order - express tAslf 1s1sst-
citations, % hereby
Essofs<. Taxt car Er2xttrds aud tor
kfE1ff sHNaN HssN fss &aAzAEs WassA M1ss
sustes the heas1 If every sfEs ses1ief II
conveyed 90 cgsurafe Fsskinson tarasga
shls exprexEoN. With 4 ssnNsfs hope TIA
TO whasswer part 81 err eouasff BE sESy
be called ss11eees aHd hoas- rnsy tusE9H
hixS.
I<sssssd, That we much ssErss tast Cczz-
ssde Psrxf1sca Il % MAKE bis rEsAdense
In 4 distant part OF 0ur c9uaffy. We
shxsl lose an upright csfsxen ard . good
soldier, naie< bis pleasant grsztsokx. cor
1sasify and wessis Of wfse and wholesome
ceuueei.
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STATE SETTINGS.

Col. llolton is about Ia resume
charge Of the Yakima Repuhfse.
AZ the recent city election in sro-
kane Falls $50 votes were east.
A salmon fisherman AT kaiama last
week cleared slio as the net proceeds az
one nights work.
The work OF extending the Rig Bend
branch al the Northern Pacific west
from payenport viii begin April 18th
The Gasaeudale city election ~,
suited in defsat 81 the temperance alssi
uFugstorc people, aud salmon " Ii. to
established,
East of Douglas cssy toward Messs
Cenlee, ansi II sNssa ssfe= frssn Water.
vile. Il - beautiful. slsSt ~ssilins
pfalts with a rich soil, whese tsayFc 3
STD yteant United States iaaa.
The sady 81 Feank saaasssefa VAS
found IA the Colombia ssver near
kalagaa last SUNDAY His skull was
fractured hack ol lite car. and Il 4
supposed BE fell esl,oard fraa. the
transfer hsNst ard one 81 the wheels
hit hsra.
Among the pre- esnsnenEv excellent
newspapers 81 the Northwest the seat.
tle Posi- ISTsIt4agSsEs Is the s3ssssrv.
iDg recipient ct mitch eanfEl saantaFx
mea.son. II j. Fspsstly eFawsisn= ths
his sfaslles 81 'FFssee AMI parsians:
from a ssesS NJ ieh has Ecg wears added
greatly IA their prosperity sstsss
fkzsfss
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The xsseheex Pass.



On Friday last three men arrived ifs
Yakima and registered from Seattle,
There is nothing surprising In that, for
the Seaitleites are here every day. The
men aforesaid claimed TO be miners.
bat carried baggage which would in
dictate that they we're civil engineers.
With few words they engaged trans
portalion for themselves and 800
pounds Of grub Tor the Tietan basin.
Those who are on the inside claim
that the trio are miners from way
back. !" and that they propose to Sc
cure mine on the Natcheez pass of
tho Cascades that viii eclipse In value
any gold, coal or ether mine Of the
character in the Northwest. Chief
Engineer Begur OF the Union Pacific
maintains that for practical railroad
grades the Natcheez Is the banner pass
Of the Cascades. IL will prove that at
no distant day.
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mo nasIN OF romK rioaLE.
The sA,ted Sea aud tho ranetuai
Ttdes Pasnier for Msssonraaas.

Ttdes farnier for Missonrsaas.
Port Townsend Argus.
Col. Morris IL. Frost, who was col.
tector Of customs here in 1850, used d
tell this anecsiote about himself lie
was raised IN the northern part OF
New York state, aud came - Oregon
acrcss the plains. He kneS what
table salt was aud coarse sai, fer
picking beef and pork. He also knew
about EPSON salts ana glaaber salts.
such ss are given - sailors aa long
Voyages. but had never seen the deep
bosom Of the hrinv deep, he had
never seen tho ocean. After residing
8 whiic III Oregon. he eAnie over IL
TIE Sound and WAS riding ON horse.
back from The towi:tz landing % Fort
Haeilaeaofs The weather MAS warm !,
the road dusty and his horse very
thirsty. At last, through the dense
forest. he discovered the giimmer
OF water, and thinking it q lake.
he drose his horse in Ia drink. The
animal, u his raging thirst. plangei
MS head IN up IL the eyes, thea drew
y up suddenly. snasting and blowing
The eosensi got off and. taking soase
ol The water IN hts hand. tasted is, aasi
exclaimed. Pork pickle. by thundet
a man coming along the trail at the
tinse explained that il was the salt
water 81 Puget sound. ans showed
The colonel brook near hy. " here the
horse qaeiiched his thirst.
The colonel. when relating shis.
used - say that he was nos rs green
~ friend Of his from Pike county
Missouri. Who uens Is nlya,.1ia for a
icw days He nptigca the tides. bat
9.dn'i Know What - n aka - ,Asm.
He taia Col. FROST that this Was tsaa
strangest GENTRY he ever Saw, for
hcr we're tso fr,sshess every II houF<.
and nary drop ~ rain. The fact
waS; sai,a the colonel, /" he aud hal
eur hair full os hay seed. hat | have
got The hay seed out I'll mar hair ~
wrapping soaie kelr leaves raana lar,
head. and nee | ara as Sais az any
oue.s
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FAME Is EARNED
Not Merely By Things
Written,
Hut 81 rne Ardueus Greatness
Of Deeds zccamplisned.


sxarTEa. W.. =.
five yesrz axo tack dswn with EAsu-
naxsisns. ssr3Fes aa6 Inflammation o. the
st1nzseh- rks txo yrars on mr. peck
medical aid If SEATTLE THAI money could
rrzsewra- hue received no heueGt- ! wns
shipped % 1sn franctsc9. STAYED there
E=e months m8lsr expert medical care.
and received Eorse ksS4hi bere6f there
All thss time suffered overwhelmingly In
sny sEanaeh ard kidneys. and mr. lefs leg
was almost the size Of two legs and -
hard as rock - whole Length. ccald
h2rdlg eat enJthznr and was failing last
gave 1sself up TO die. In Eaes. / thought
Is wss only q matter Of 6xys- About thai
time al the coantry rUrn1 me rang with
the praises OF Dr.. ]. Eugere sJordnH and
hsx new flzssuxeAesfe syssern. Of which be
Was the anfIor- He TOOK no cases unless
they wsfe Eiveu mp - iucurahle by other
repzsxble doctors. He charged nothing
for services and medicine and his object
seerzed to be 70 show TO the world the
had xnrseif conveyed TO him AZ the
Brunswick Hotel, where his Office Ii.
In one day after taking bis medicine
the terrible pain In my stomach, that stayed
with re for 50 many years and that doctors
East end West. Of every school and OF no
school. could not disledse. vanished Ny
bodily health came back 10 me. ] threw
axay my erusehes, and If IL were not for
remaining Stiffness Of ssy knee wouid be
q yeung man again. This docs not begin
20 tel the sunerings ] endured . volume
could not do justice; pen could not con-
wsr It. II was sieepless nights and days OF
torture. Rest was foreign 10 me. All this
transform alton 20 health has now been
year, and I have no recurrence of the
trouble. am g. years old. have lived 20
years near Seattle. and mr. many friends
never expected 10 see me about again. 1
arr still taking the medicine and have
hopes 70 get the use Of my knfe hack i
am positive had I known Of DR.. J. Il.
Jordan and bis great Histngenesic system
before / was prsctieed on for years by all
the big and little doctors. / should not
hare spent years OF unutterable misery
ard thousands OF dsilars In money. In
my opinion. having tried all kinds of
docfoss, there is but one rational system OF
medicine. and that Is the Hisfogenefic sys-
tenn, and having seen 80 many Other so
called fBcurabIe cases. like Bright's disease
sud blindness, etc, Of NV neighbors get
well, conclude shst the Histogenetic sys-
tenn of medicine Is the coming system OF
the world, and all other schools will have
70 give way 70 IL. as darkness 70 light.
r. McSATT.
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Three Big bend Railroads.

Major Sears' old line. known a. the
Sprague and Big Bend railroad, sur
veyed some years ago. tapping the
Big Bend country via Spragne and
Harrington. extending in a north.
westerly direction and operated from
territory belonging to the O. r. & N,
has been purchased by that company,
and IL IL safe TO say that exclusive
control OF this vast agricultural region
win not be yielded 20 other companies
without q struggle. There Is little
doubt but that another SIX months
will see not only the Central Wash
ington branch OF the Northern Pacific
and Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
but also the o. n. Il. N. headed for
Wilbur,
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\ rIeuxishing Town where the
Pncker stated His Homestead.
Wilbur Register
Tbs present site Of the town OF VII.
bur Was settled upon about fifteen
yoass ago by 3. w. Condin, otherwise
known as Wild Geese BILL Mr..
Oondon was at that time packer en-.
enged IN transporting tools, provisions.
etc.. from WAlia Walla and other
places, which then figured rs the sup
~ dep0ts for the vast unsettled region
embracing Northern Idaho and Mon
tank, and Northeastern Washington,
r. miners and prospectors scattered
among the mountains. and TO the sur
vgyefr then looking for a practical
r0us1 through the inoantain passes Of
t1eee territories for the Northern Pa
ci1Ic railroad.
The land was not yet surveyed, but
when Mr.. Condin first locked down
nom the dividing ridge between what
has aince been called Wilson creek and
the creek on which Wilbur il situated.
and saw the clear waters OF the stream.
irinScd with laxuriant growth Of
anpens. willows and cottonwoods me-
sandering on through a natural
meadow 10 the beautiful little lake,
which lies nesting among the rocks
and hills = mile below, he mentally
resolved at some time in the future 10
call the charming spot his home. and
be frequently made Il resting place
On his long journeys 10 and from the
mines OF the north.
firing, Mt length, of his nomadlc
lie. be determined to pitch his tent in
Observation-Disclosures valley. and, accord
inely. "staked Off his claim. built q
cabin, and bought a few horses and
cattle with the money he had after
Opposing Of bis pack train. Being
1W miles from Walla Walla, the
nearest town where supplies could be
obtained. this. OF oourre. necessssasesl
IN occasional visit 10 that place for the
pecesaaries OF life.
When the iand was surveyed Mr..
Condsf rre-empied his claim. made
hnal proof OH it, and entered honc-
stead on adjoining land. After s'prov.
Inc up ON his homestead he. in the
spring oil 10, removed to point ON
the Columbia river, where be has es-
tnblished ferry across tho stream ON
Che road TO the Salmon river and
Wanacut mines.
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coon ADVICE


Aa hoEtfsntaaAt %AEENSSfsh s2 Ter
seas intending Ga Eaasgsass.
The well.knoan London I.aEes
TssAlA. III resent date, prints the
sslsopsing letter sgitsen from Seattse.
and containing soass VERY excellent
aad pvaesicsl advice II Hnsigs haaea
lnisEsilnE 10 ensxTate t. Washington
Territory The aasheg Is Mr.. r. II.
eeadse. yoan- mNa who i.ss ssesnsix
estseassAssi hsmseaf ia issfsgfess Aere
The aecersanc~ aad publication u lais
letter nv sSseh a pafer - fss.fA i no
ssssah fsasAaE IL Mr., ssalsEse'& cap, ansi
Il s0FsaS slssass2gy. very s-sSssl mal-
veEsiSeazens tos Seassss aud the sefYs-
tory.
ssarxag. " T.. J3auxrv =. Ike.
tses1F Ss ~ xaaxF kssste IL ltsxass i
isSS ssss ksss5sy YsAsssal<zs 4 tssserSsf sste,ss
an '%Tse Trsfse II fsxsa sssska
Aa1WtsE n - szx1 sARrx ssssi sss auy
EeaEg EuxasAz1xE aazxsnE taesr ksszasx -
seek thSls tsyxasSs ssaT4xE taa serstur
ssssfSs asisf "a zsnass, <aeszsa Ike Il s,-iNe
ssasssge Year nsssaee wszAle<ssaa Sxxrtsssrs
A. Sossa Sold Bar sEasasgrsfsees
AftaetzA A. rsessas IN is fEs2.Es
Nzxaln<t.sa Exsrssass Las : Szasss kssssa -
@s&asA A. IT, F'assr1 states nxssfnAasv ef.s
nv sa'eA "a = iass Susax. tAe ssssSs Csssss
tt@sk E&znK3flx SaussH@ az xgsAs IA ksa
fsa< ~ 4zss sAlssszxs az 80 k&ssmszg seS
sassFst y ~ lar. sn8 uwsssx 20 sAs 1ss4s
zeAFsA nt exsaszex sss sAe ssazsss cast kaEs
Esssss ass szFNo@@sssae gss@assss 50 Ezxvs
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e61g1zfo 11lnex.
60 81 9. ss. ~ : ss z, 4 1890 as i
uI1ufsss = - iesssrs. - va 'so1 =
- 81 ~ bsausy. 70 % sosis ns-
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IN - = nIebs = shtp ms1ts, sesessns
o.. g e yosfiiss4. ssstsd bs isoFy
x,.s 80 8 ~ sineusioas. which ase,s
! a. ~.
-. = neunfsin broekiets. witt fhsir
ns,sss a.ssass uy suiehes o tbs D'sin
wn1Isss sssllae yfiiase, nssliss mid ~
c,s sss', =: . sssasA, ee4.es nee .
r5ncnsnai fby treasure. tsafied 'nsssh
= &. ss;s;a'' assssboz, silent. cod
n~ppr $ as iorcs. who. " cesasls@
un.'s ~ treasure FROM thee, Cd Do
uin1oo Htl5s
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TERRITORY or wAsHfSeToS.
County or KING.

The Affiaut. X. :. Calvin, says:
Two years ago / had q compound frsc-
ture OF the leg. and IL was set by DR. Smith.
OF this city. but was not set even aud was
painful. IL subsequently formed jnto q
running sore. and pieces OF bone were con-
tinuslly coming out.
| had DIR. Bsgley for eight months, who
concluded that 1t WAS carries of the hone.
but hts medicine did me no good. BY that
time could barely drag myself on a orutch.
could not sleep for pain, could do no
work and was in despair.
] heard great deal abont DIR. Jordea's
new system of medicine, aud | asked DR..
Bagley what he thought of IL. He said he
did not know rs to Or. Jordan's skill ~ a
doctor. but he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good results. En-
eouraged by those remarks ] went 10 DIR.
Jordan. aud the result Is that in one month
after taking the medicine | was able TO
discard my eratch aud 70 TO work. which
| have continued ever since, my leg con.
stansly improving. When came 10 DR..
Jordan ray leg was feAYfuliy swollen and
black aud ganErenous with a running core
rs big IS hand. ! am now practically
weil. there being but small abras!on--no
bigger than finger nail-left
r. :. CoLyIS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
81 day of May, fSSS
JrSIUS ROCHESTER,.
Notary Public ia and for Wash. Ter.
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LYNnEn W n

My wife was taken sick With what the
doctorS pronounced typhoid fever She
continued coughing aud vomiting for four
weeks: she was getting lower every day.
ans SO last wc cuneladed she could not live
long. She sonif rot keep thing on her
stomach. and was distracted with piercing
pains ia bead end stomach We Mt last
called nr. Jordan who. when he saw my
wife. said that slle would begin ~ improve
just Sc soon as she took the i3.Ssngcnesic
u1edgetHe: ard that il Just what she did
She hexsa to improve at eace, and Was ap
IN three days she Is now hsiiever In the
Hisfegeaetsc system.
THOMAS THOMAS.
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A Cat that Hunts Ducks.
FtIsnsf.s.rw fsaasf.s

Mr.. L. NJ. Mccartney. in Moses
eonlee. has tomcat hat hunts ducks.
lie hides upon the bank oil the creek
ana ponnees upon the duck as IL
swisns past. Not long ago t~ caught a
grcenhead and brought it IL shore.
when the duck started to fiy. dragging
Tom several rods, but he held on and
finally killed the duck
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VItIffE 0fHEfts
The south ferk of the Puyallup is
becoming fruitful field for the skill.
fui trapper. Two trappers who came
to town this week report a catch of
nearly 800 worth of beaver, otter and
mink along the hanks of that stream
The otter caught were of the black
Kind, Whose coats are the finest found
ans where. This catch was the result
OF about three weeks work.
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Az EMINENT tstxrGgaNr,


Tai. W. ]. rsrSit=sssa. whosc speech
q ne speilbsndsss' banquet IN waSh.
tngton become famous. has leen tray
eiins through Nsw YORK IS an evan
Eeiish preaching abe gospel 81 wssA.
inetun Territory. With she efsxf ~
Lessasssg The hearts OF naanv sexkers
sssef homes On earth. The daily pa
% Saratoga. Nsilssen and other
oetni addresses.
a tas close II . lecture In rallsssn.
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A deposit of alum has been dis.
covered ON the claim og Charles
Bsown. IN Moses 6onsee. about twenty
miles southeast OF waterville. A vein
OF coel has been found ia the same
vicinity. but it, thickness or value Is
not yet kuoen.
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CAGTf0N.--yae Hsssesrssxsse raefsrfnes
ere SD - bzs 0ne sgpnry in each fown-
Tsse ssssss &ra9rd thr hst.1e k.sA-s the fe,s-
tesarx sasfspstcE. ssEix. J Eazxae Dor
ssss' Il ssessesesse Acsilsine" Every ether
eegzer Il fr4E1
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rotsi

Er xssux strrnHflasx On the train sed
~ using Judgment iu the choice Of hokels,
I'D nasF BE- easily ssvef
There are many. sGweTer. who are
ssrrrA tS-wuxh necessifv 10 make their
rhoace before leaving. ard othe<s ] wouid
snrxexs the learning 81 trade or other
practical occupation. even q srnsfreyfng
xill - Of TIE creates. asxistsnee IN all new
countries.
Anyone vish trade can command
good wsee here 81 once.
many mechanics earning - high as
Ct dsy. aud none les than rs Sc Com
mon lass- Is paid a. high - - ~ q dav.
Then again, everyone who comes here
with tire intention Of kecemIng en- knerf-
can citizen. aud I think al who make
the eosnsry. can pre- pt $50 acres OF land.
which. AZ the end Of ten yenFs. IL properly
cultivated. win certainly be worth l109o
CLERKS are ususIir far too pleatsfuz, and
even here this rule hoids good although
a tines good positions offer ibemselyes.
A. rule, however. they are snapped up
RE great troubse with sae average well
educated youmg EnEiishmsn Is thai
ne hates 20 commence NJ the
beginning. especially II the be
ginning means manual labor. He
woHld far rather earn C. g month IS the
junior clerk In r hank than In Cd q day Is
baggage man on q wharf, although the one
al The end of the year Is looked upon as a
man. the other rsore ~ aa ornament.
also forward hy this mail for your
psrusai an enlarged mar OF Washington
territory. ans some pspers. the giss OF
which win give you fair idea OF the
country.
Hoping that yon win be able TO find space
Tor this letter, which ] trust may be OF
sofne little use 60 those who contemplate
leaving England. believe me to be yours
truly, r. III. COLLIDE.
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Rnsgss sA. =. a. &as e. new Y s-sier Aso=es
f-xw pss@Es 2a4 snasnss1z3ans free. Al
assSsaev aas~erssz- eazsG Ter free ssoak ex
sasr1szssF as lie HsssxSeEG:le syssxa-
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