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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

All the Indications arc that the convention Will
be largely attended and highly successful.
A subject which will command wide atten-
ton is the minute adopted yesterday by the
international American Conference in favor Of
tho construction Of "a railroad connecting all
or the majority OF the nations represented in
this Conference" 1t Is proposed that an in
ternational commission OF engineers shall be
oonstituttT TO study the question in all its bear
lncs, to investigate the possible routes. COM
parc their advantages, etc. ln.this great work
railways now in existence will be used as far
~ possible, and one object to be aimed at will
be the uniting OF the principal cities in the
vicinity OF the route. The feasibility Of rail-
road connecting North and South America il
generally conceded. and no one can doubt that,
sooner or later, II will be built either BY private
entaYprise or a an international undertaking.
: The Legislature will not get vast amount
q attenuation from the report made by Mr.
Peek. the Commissioner OF Labor Statistics,
In regard 10 the practical working Of the Two
D0alsr-a- Day law, about which readers Of THE
TRIBUNE have already been fully informed.
0ar Albany correspondent asserts that MIR.
peck's report was doctored" by Governor Hill
bsfore being submitted to the Senate. 1t may
accordingly be assumed TO express tho Gov
. srnor's ideas regarding this experiment In State
aociaiism, aud 1t II apparent that he will not
MA in the movement TO secure the repeal oil
; a law. The Hill-Pcck report In it, last para
srnaA 91s that u " should DO tho policy OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

ate aims of student life. although only smsa
number of students arc affected. Tne conai'
t;ons which President Eliot desires would un'
doubtedly be q gain in many ways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

A circular of especial interest to every dele
cate TO the National Convention OF Republican
Clubs a. Nashville next week was issued by tho
Executive Committee yesterday, and will be
found in another column Of The TRIBUNE.
All the Indications arc that the convention Will
be largely attended and highly successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

Mr.. Clrvchnd's stron- point Is '"l, ~" Pop'
.,,.,,., ,row VIVA, is good for them That is truly
,,i.,nr,uuc but they may H. able 10 get along
il they continue 10 know wh"t IL ho' h"'' '''
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-27

According to an Associated Press Dispatch WI
has been introduced al Albany prohibiting Inc
wearing Of police uniforms By Unauthorized per
SONS or limitations Of them by all means let M
frown down most severely all limitations VI un
authorized persons.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
DIED.

ERCONBROCK.-In this CITY, on
Tuesday, April s, 1890, at tn res
idence of Is. f. Wiley, in East
Salem, the eight,year old son of
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. II. Erconbrock,
late of Illinois.
The death of this little boy is a
severe blow to these new comers in
u far, distant and strange country,
and will always cloud their perfect
happiness and enjoyment of home
in Oregon. The boy took sick ON
the train at Spokane Falls. The
funeral took place This afternoon at
? o'clock, and was conducted by
Rev. Rollins. The singing was led
by Rev. Bollinger aud some of his
choir The family of Mr.. Wiley,
the harness maker extended hospi-
tality to these unfortunate strangers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
{. M. LAW, Proprietor.
To Capitalists.

Sealed proposals will be received up 10
olock p. IN. of the 9th day of Nav 4. ID
iSgO, by the board of directors OF School
District No. a, of Marion county. Oregon
winch includes the city Of SnleIn for the
purchnSe OF thirte, n thousand dollars
SlHWV worth OF he bonds OF said schnol
ulsinv1 IN denominations of one hun red
dollars (slOul and upwards. The iuIeresI
on these bonds to be paid senli-annnaIi,,
ana lhey are % run twenty 20, Wears
sIlu bonds are Issued under and by VirIue
ol an act OF the gislature of u, erun f,r
the year lSSo. entitled an act TO amend
SeCtlohs 30 ana oIot title4 ufun act TO estab
ilsn a UNIFORM course OF public iustruction
IN me common schools OF the state. an
proved october ~, ,ls72 approved October 81
- MS act was approved FebruarV -
M ms actappruVed February II. lSS7 pr
We W, u'uulns must specify the lowest rate of
hltiSfr interest at which they propose 10 purcnase
Salu uohus, ana the amount they desire tn
PuiNua,e, seven thousand dAllars worth tr
ne pu,chaS July /, lsssJ. and siv tho',
Sdud dollars ,SOluOl worth tu be nurcbas.d
I1huatI /, 1871. No b ds Will be con,idered
ucfe tht proposes rate fintereSTi ~ I,,,,ra
NJ tn1n per cent per annum or where the
p@.u @ lnr the bonds is below par v,,lus. The
!, s'Iu reserve he right 10 reject any ar al,
o,u>, bone by order OF the beard Of dirs','
tSy.S alo'Sald lhls ri h day of March m
80 ". h. SIMPSON. Clerk
i'-' sehool Dist. No. "a, Marion 10. Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Maggie Mcdonald went to
Hubbard this afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Cooper is in Hubbard
and Woodburn to-day.
w. +. Seaver went to Portland
this morning on legal business.
G.. +. Smith was a business pas
senger to Portland this afternoon.
DR.. J. c. Smith and wife returned
this afternoon, from a visit at Jetler-
son.
Rev. Fl. II. Brown, of New York,
is expected to occupy the Unitarian
pulpit hereafter.
DR.. a. J. Rosster, Of Albany, is a
visitor in the capital city, the guest
of his brother DR.. e. w. Rossiter
Rev. Fl. Post, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, went to Oregon
City this morning to conduct the
funeral services of Mrs. Julius Lo-
gus.
DR.. Wyatt, Of Mehama, spent last
night in the city and went on down
this morning to attend the Presby-
terry Of Oregon in session at Port
land.
John p. Robertson and John w.
Jory, of this city, aud E. Bailey
and j. w. Lucas, of Polk county,
went to Oregon City to-day to at
tend the Union party state conven-
ton in session there.
Mrs G. il. Monroe, the popular
hostess of the Chemekete hotel, has
been confined to her room the past
few days and is still unable to be
out. Her friends will earnestly
hope for her speedy recovery.
5. G. Wade, formerly in the dray
business in Salem, has returned to
this city after few years spent at
the Sound. He declares Salem the
best point on the coast to-day, and
will again locate among us. After
fair trial no sane man will go
back on Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Johns, form
erly respected residents here, now
of Arlington, Gillian county, are in
the city, stopping at the Chemekete
hotel, Mrs. Johrs being in i'll
health and desiring medical treat.
ment. She is an aunt Of T.. L. Nc.
Kinney, of Turner.
Mr.. Rolf, an old-time Iowa neigh
Dor of the JOURNAL editors, is in
the city with view to making his
home here. He spent two years at
Seattle, but thought he would get
to better cline before The bottom
dropped out Of everything there.
Such men can find no better place
than the Willamette valley. There
is security about this country that
is bound to make it the home of an
immense throng of industrious peo-
pie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

THE CowBoY's SERMoN.--"L Lots
Of folks that would really like TO do
right think that servin' the Lord
means shOutin' themselves hoarse
praisin' His name. Now ] tell you
how ] look at that. Pm wOrkin'
for Jim, bore. Now if I'd set around
the house here telliu' what good
feller Jim is, and singin' songs tn
him and gettin' up ~ the nights Ia
serenade him when ne would rather
sleep, I'd be doin' jest like lots OF
christians do; but / wouldn't suit
Jim, aud III get fired mighty
qnick. But when I buckle on my
chaps and rustic among the bills
and see that Jim's herd Is all right
and amt sufferin' for water and
feed and being run off the range
and branded by COW thieves, then
I'm servin' Jim as he wants to be
served. And If | was rldin' for the
Lord I'd believe II was bis wish that
I'd ride out in the ravines of dark
ness and the hills Of sin aud
keep his herd from being brand
ed by the devil and run off
to where the feed was short and
drinkin' holes in the cricks all dry,
and no cedars and pinions for shell
ter when the billiards came. !
don't see how I'd be helping the
Lord out IL l jes laid round the
ranch eatin' up the grub | could git,
and gittin' down on my prayer bones
and taffyin' the Lord up and askin'
for more. The Bi6ie says somethin'
somewhere-I got the place marked
with nm nee of diamonds about how
people serve the Lord by feedin'
and waterin' and looking after the
herd, and | think 1t would do lots
Of people good to read 1t oyer.
When Grittur has had his moral
natur starved ever sense he was q
calf, and been let run II human
maverick till the devil took pity on
him, jest cause nobody else didn't
look after hlm, and put his brand
on him SO. deep that even in the
spring, when the hairs longest and
its no trouble to tell whose herd he
belongs to, 1t shows mighty plain
that the cowpunchers OF the LORD
has been huntln' salary harder than
they've been huntin' souls. ."-Se
lected.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
Lhe RennhIlcnn rnnntr r0nyenfLan.

The Republican County Convention.
The personnel of this assembly Of
representative citizens can be fai ly
compared with any similar gather
iug that meets in this county. The
average members were probably a
little beyond middle life, as the vet
Grams who helped organize the re-
publican party and who fought out
its policies in war and peace are still
a powerful factor Of its organization.
The number of active young farmers
and business men is also very large.
A more vigorous and square-shoul-
dered crowd Of solid citizens it
would be difficult to assemble.
There are representatives Of every
element of our county's population,
snd members of every religious
belief except Mormons are here
found ningling in this
council of republicanism. There
could not be chosen "a more complete
set of men of every walk Of life and
this convention can be truly said to
be representative of the masscs Of
the people of this county. We be-
leve their deliberatiOn will be
found to be worthy of confidence,
and it is expected that the ticket
put up by them will not be found
seriously Objectionable to any intel
ligent and fair-minded voter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09


FREE READING RooM-The la
dies Of the w. G. Il. U. haye with
commendable enterprise maintained
q free library aud reading room in
the opera house block. Here a
large collection of miscellaneous
books, magazines and papers Of
the day may be found free TO anyone
who may wish TO pass a few min
utes or hours In an instructive way.
Some Of the best works of literature
are to be found here, and perlodi-
calls Of the first class, such as the
Centuay magazine, and 1t is GER
tainly most pleasant place 10
spend an evening. The liberty aud
generosity Of the Temperance ladies
Ii remarkable, when II Is considered
that for the public good they defray
the expenses Of this library and
reading room out OF their own
pockets, making II absolutely free
10 all who will come. Their labOrs
for the welfare of those who have
no pleasant home library and read
ing room should DO better apprecl-
ated than IL In and the writer trusts
II may be better pataonixed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Wool PIE-Miss Ida Arnold OF
HaEelgreen school district, feasted
her fellow aud the school teacher
April the lst. ea wool pie, cutely
disguised m jam. Her fellow was
too sheepish TO kick at the first bite,
he pulled the wool out aud took
another mouth full before II CO
ourred TO him that Il was all fools
day. B-th gents went away with
"wOOl In their teeth" IL was a
very enjoyable affair. Miss Ida
would do well as cook at wool
growers convention.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
General Crook Captured by Rebels.

General Crook Captured by Rebels.
General Crooks death recalls one
of the most picturesque incidents of
the civil war, viz, the capture of
Crook and Kelly, both then general
officers of volunteer forces, by II
handful of conlederates, as the two
Officers slept III hotel in the city of
Cumberland, Md. There were fully
10000 union troops in and around
Cumberland ut the time, but II few
of McNeill's Partisan Ranges, II
guerrilla corps party recruiting in
Cumberland, crossed the Potomac
from Virginia, aud at midnight
made the capture. The conled-
crates, familiar with the place from
childhood, clattered unchallenged
through the sleeping city, easily
captured the sentry pacing the
gaslight street in front of the hotel,
an actually penetrated to the bed
rooms of the two generals. When
the dazed officers awoke it was to
find themselves in the hands of the
enemy, They were mounted on
horseback an quietly taken out of
the city before the alarm spread.
Gen raj Crook ufterward married
n sister Of one Of his cap,ors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
Best in the Market.

DIR. f.. S. Holden: Have. used
your Ethereal Cough Syrup and
consider it the best remedy in the
market for the disease for which it
is recommended j. A. CARPEN-
TER, Modesto. Large size 81, small
80 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
no LONGER r-cror.
Modera cres;l1 at that Cures
Cane s.-sf,.

AoR.t tAOws
According 20 tae san Francisco callles a
reaoGy has been discovered tAa: with almos,
anerrins cer:a,a.y overeomes constipation
thtAo new laxative principle In Joys Veeo-
taalo iS-sa?ar..,a. Tho a9ers a-s flll a. 10.
cent oeeuDcaees confirming its c1lcacy, aud
wegtvo ilecc . tsc,r last sensation, a card
tnoin san Granciscu'3 wei known lady mani.
cure. sac Ea-7; G.l willing 10 relate tso
io'!oWiaJ e-9os.cpc0 have Tor years ga a
veeS stomach c;teaGcl With cons,lpa ton,
aud mover ional hst one rrcpa-aiioa ieat
he'2el Iae sld t2ct rsoa ,eare out aal Lost
rs e~ee'' @Ad vas a -a'l "a sufferer an I
'Fied joys Ncrciaa,o tgrsaaarilla, 70 las
taoFouSaly roor auisei rae IEa ono OF ne
most sensitive 80 t-o,aacAs n,.l was in con.
tIlaal G,s;rcss, peg, Cal NrltA The ail 90 Joy's
Ne-c;sao "a, sgar,,'auou ca; auy aadevcr
ta,aJ visa nay ca G,cus,ouacl ircol5n,. /!
a. h''l sa7rlscl aal ..,,l.a,yI. ana ,..a-lr
TeeO.1.aeal {.
NLASA N-iv;S, Manicure.
Is koaguey ssreet, 4 =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
Best Result,

Every ingredient employed in produc.
Ing Hoods Sarsaparila is strictly pure
n I'd is the best of its kind the roots and
herbs are carefully selected, and only the
best retained. From the time of purchase
until Hoods SarSaparilla is prepared
everything is watched with view to at
taining the best result.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

It was desirous to gee then and there,
which way the breezes blew.
County Judge Hon. VIM. Waldo,
Of Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
To Home Seekers.

The Capital City railway com
pany is prepared to tell home-seeK-
ers something to their advantage.
Mr.. David Simpson has taken charge
oftheir real estate department at lis
State street. Call and see him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Keller a Sons are shipping a nice
bill Of furniture 10 GIANTS Pass 10
day. They sell goods TO all parts OF
the state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Chocolate creams, caramels, and
other new dainties that will make
your mouth water and your teeth
ache, at Jones 65 Bernardi's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld,
H., caught cold, which settled Oh
her lungs; SHE was treated for Il
month by her family physician, hut
grew worse. He told her she was n
victim of consumption and no med
icine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption; she bought "a
bottle and found herself benefited
from first dose. Size continued its
usc and moss does her own house
work and is rs well s she ever was
Free trial bottles at Frys Drug Store,
large bottles SOC. and 8lO0.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Ladies' summer vests at Is cents
apiece. The cheapest In the world,
at Calvert's. 4-9-3 I
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
Salem 16

0eTNalS 4, DutleNliIS V, NnNln-
poeg g2 l
SiIverton 13, Fairfield = ]
Mehama 6, 5,Sublimity 5,Stayton 5 !
Woodburn 6, Howell 7, st Paul 2 !
One delegate to be chosen at large,
making IL delegates in all. The r.
port was adopted.
The committee on order o. husi-
ness reported in favor Of nominating
candidates for the several offices in
the following order:
First 2 senators
Second representative
Third county judge
Fourth county commissioners
Fifth county sheriff
Sixth county clerk
Seventh county recorder
Eighth county treasurer
Ninth county assessor
Tenth county superintendent
Eleventh county surveyor
Twelfth county coroner
Thirteenth county central Com.
Fourteenth county delegates to
state convention.
The chairman was empowered to
appoint four tellers, and appointed
those who served in the morning.
Nominations for senators being
then in order J. w. Pate, of JefIer-
son, placed in nomination the name
of j. B. Looney, of Jefferson, and
G. B. Moores, of East Salem, nomi-
mated Edward Hirsch. Of Salem.
Senator J. B. Derrick was placed in
nomination by Mr.. White, but his
name was withdrawn by ] l.. Cal
vert of Hubbard.
These being but two names before
the convention, III $ Jordan, of
Salem, moved that Mr.. Looney and
Mr.. Hirsch be chosen by acclama-
tion, The motion was carried with
ringing hurrah.
Nominations for representatives
were made ut follows: by l. IL
Poujade, of Gervais, Mckinley
Mitchell, of that precinct; by j NJ
Poorman, of Woodburn, j II Settle
meir, of that precinct; by Charles
C'aggett, of Salem, Joseph A Baker;
by ID w Matthews, of East Salem,
Henry Rogers; by member from
Butteville, w Il Her; by Capt l. S
Scott, WIN Armstrong, of South
Salem; by Wright Foshay, of Silver
ton, Il Il Geer; by A n Moores, of
Salem, John Mimic; by VIM Bushey,
of Mehama, ID n Lathrop (but that
gentleman's name was withdrawn,
II was decided that IA majority of
the vote would be required to elect,
and following is the result of the
first ballot:
FIRST BALLOT FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
Mckinley Mitchell, 81; J IL Set.
tlemier, l0i; JOS A Baker, 100; Hen
ry Rogers, 50; w Il Her, 9l; VIM
Armstrong, l02; T n Geer, 9l; John
Mimic, 90, and several scattering.
a motion to declare the five high
est elected was carried, but was recon
sldered, aud the four highest were
declared elected. A ballot was then
TO decide the nth candi-
date.
A second ballot for 5th member of |
he legislative ticket resulted as fol- |
lows; Geer, 50; Her, 81; Mitchell, |
81; n few scattering. Hon, + ri
ieer was declared nominated.
One man get six names on his
representative ticket aud came near
osing his whole vote, but the COM
,ined friends Of the i've candidates
coming fiEst ON the ticket, carried
he day.
The vote on temporary chairman
vas a decisive straw. Both were
apahle and irreproachable men, hut
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

We buy our goods In car lots and
can give the lowest prices. A. b.
BuREN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

For carpets, wall paper, lace cur
tains and shades, 20 10 the White
Corner. 47Ste cod
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Burcn has the largest line OF
lounges in the city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
GILBERT \ PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Another new line of spring hats
lust received at Calvert's. 4-0.3 e
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
25C Want Column,

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver.
uSsment inserted in this column for less
tnan twenty five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Baby carriages that excite the ad-
miration of everyone can be had of
Keller Il Sons.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
BOuittant.

The imported Percheron stallion, Bou-
ittant is the only imported Percheron in
the county, is lot only Il monster horse
but is s"pretty as q picture" and stylish.
Stands at Mimic & Lows barn, Tuesdays
and " ednesdays; at Turner Monday and
Thursday. 4,9.w,9m
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

The wall paper display of Keller
& Sons is hard to excel Business
in this line is rushing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

Sublimity-W J Humphreys, vii.
liam King, T. Schott, Henry Ben
son, A l. Downing.
Aurora-Wm Fry, J @ Miller, II
E Giesy, VIM Miley, b J Grimm,
DIR w w Giesy.
Hubbard Geo NJ Fry, N L Cof-
fenberry, ] L Calvert, w r Grim,
s II T Jones.
Brooks--A q Perkins, a NJ La
fo,let, ~ NJ Collard, w G Evans
and T b Jones.
WOODBURY. NJ Poorman, J II
Settlemeier, w w Hall. George
Whitney, G FLeatherman, Richard
Kennady. (by proxy.)
st. Paul-Sam'l Kerr, James
Cook.
Abiqua-J r Ross, J L Simmons,
George Hall, NJ J White, G Cleaver,
p X Jonson.
Mehama-Frank U Hull, w NJ
Bushey, NJ J Tay lor, Peter Mauer,
NJ l. Eskew.
Champoeg--J G. G Lewis, Gustav
Hoefer
Horcb, Geo Heath, Ed Thomp-
son, (by proxy to HeAth.)
Garfield, 3-Willis DUNCAN, Chas
Hartman, Frank Whillock.
The proper committee reported in
favor making the temporary organi-
cation permanent, aud that an addi-
tional assistant secretary be appoint
ed, which report wss adopted and
on motion appointe to such posi-
ton II. B. Herrick.
Committee on appointment of
delegates to the state convention
reported as follows, there being one
delegate to the state convention for
every 25 votes in this convention.
dplpU0tes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09
NEW ZEALAND $:$:. &: :$:$$siE: ! e: IT, Il:
JOS. ALBERT, Agent, Salem. Oregon

One of the vital points for family
man to look after is to see that he
gets his moneys worth. Buy gro
ceries of Winters and you get that
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-09

EOt SALE,-Sls acres OF good improved
Il land with gOud house anu barn Ernii
oi al kinds on tie place. Goud gittrr
Mhi hr sold cheap. Fur particulars na.
0resN H. ; Murray, Hubbard, OF. Wit.
M NANiED-Elderlym man well acouinted
w with FARMERS oi this county tt do sr.
hciting. Work light. Good nav tnr ri,bt
man, Cud al journal office.
NANrtn A first class vest maker
w Apply ut q, e. Hogan, merchant ts,i.
Tor, salem, Or, either ~ lrltrr or iu pcrson
az ''' 'Na'""''N""''u| fa.I
l'OR SALE.-A good horse. for bug,-,- mn
Il team, Sounu and true, aud a. sond
uuNeler Eight ears old, sixteen HANDS
high, weight l2h0ndrvd, color, bIy, Ad
dress Lew Mage, cay.
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