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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

RUSSELL JEWELL CoMBINATION.
This dramatic combination an.
pear nj Reeds opera house on the
22d aud 23d of this month. They
are said To be worthy company and
played n successful elevcn.wceks'
engagement at Portland. The Van
courer papers say; "Lynwood"
was the play p csented last evening
IN the Imperial opera house. The
scene of the drama Is Kentucky at
the time of the war between the
North and South, The plot is well
laid, aud the leading character
taken by Mr., Morris, was a decided
success In his part. Few could have
interpreted IL as well as he. The
company is certainly deserving of
good patronage during their en-
gagement In Vancouver. Last
evening the audience was large
lnc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

HANs THR BoATMAN. Next Fri
day night aud Saturday matinee nt
Reeds opera house with Charles NJ.
Arnold, Tor whom the play was writ.
ten, In the title role. MIR Arnold
has played Hans with great success
throughout oil England, Australia,
New Zealand and Tasmania. II is
play tina; deals In the beautiful
feature of child life, and vet the
romatic side of the story Is of some
Interest. Mr.. Arnold brings with
him company especially selected
to support him In this production.
Including May Harmon and Miss
Dot Frcderics, Miss May Gordon,
Myron Calice, Charles Foster, Julius
Kahn, Charles nngay and "Nord,"
Mr' Arnlld's great st, Bernard dog.
May Harmon Is probably the bright
est child actress on the stage to.dny.
she In but five years old, and as.
sumes u triple role In this produc.
lion, displayinga versatility wonder
iul "a 80 young child. Her dane
ing has attracted widespread ntten.
ton throughout England aud Aus /
Imlia. The sale of seats at pattou's. /
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following lsu correct list nf
the real estate transactions filed at
the Office of the county record IT to-
day:
Geo. II. Savage aud VT 10
Henry Allen, IT, ?, 9 aud Il
of Silverton : 1850
Eli Vaughn ana VT to
John WED the north Of d.
!. c. Of james NJ. Bate, in I
l0sr3w SO
j. /. Thompson and VT to
Rachel Jones part Of It ) in
blk - of Salem l.. .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

UNGTARGANIsM.-"Jehovah' Pc =
sistence," or "Religion Of Knowl-
edge w. Religion Of Belief Is the
subject at Unitarian hall neXt Sab
bath morning. 70 this service the
speaker earnestly invites all persons
interested in religious questions, ea-
pecially young Inenand young wom-
en-. Let our large number OF young
people be doubled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

THEY MEAN BUSINESS spec
ial correspondence from McMinn-
VILE, to the Oregouian, says that
the committee appointed 1T the
railroad meeting to look after the
Interests of McMlinnville in the pro-
posed road from Salem to the sea.
elected Hon. j. ". Cowls, chair
man, and George w. Jones, secre-
tary. They intend TO put engineers
into the field to find the best pass
for road to the coast as soon as the
snow in the mountains will permit.
One of the supply camps is to be
made ut the Nestucca mills, to op-
crate on the Trask route first. Ii is
also talked that the Portland &
valley railroad could bc
built via Newherg, McMinnvile,
and WIllamina to the sea
md thence 10 Astoria, and pass
through good settlements all the
way. BY this route Portland could
reach the coast in little more than
sixty miles. Such line could he
quilt more easily than by any other
'oute from Portland to the sea.
This county is able to put up the
unds for her share OF the road.
She has always done her share of
his business and can be counted ON.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

TnE INDUSTRIAL ENpuslrIoN. .-
The Industrial Exposition held at
f"rtand last fall was n triumphant
financial success, nptWIthstandmp
II was the tirst exhibition given hV
the association, The business tuct
ahd management, and public spirit
exhibited 10y It's projectors i worthy
oI special communication. These
annual exhibits will, ia the future.
do much for Portland, hut mure for
Ofegon, aud We shalt always havea
'rlendly word for ITS surcrs. what.
ever occasion offers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

The potato famine on the Pacific
coast is assuming serious proper
tiOns, and the absolute absence of
good apples is still worse. There
may be some excuse for California
aud Washington farmers, but the
good grangers Of Oregon ought to be
ashamed of themselves outright.
Don't let it happen again.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

4 PUBLIC BUILDING FOR SALEM.
"A Washington dispatch Of yester-
day says Senator Dolph's bill apprO-
priating Sl00,O0O for II public build
ing AT Salem has been agreed to by
the public building committee, and
will be reported favorably without
amendment. This means "A post.
Office building for Salem, aud is Il
piece Of news which will make glad
The heart Of every patriotic resident.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

TOMORROW NIGHT.-Miss Couth-
oul will appear at the opera house
tomorrow evening. The Waterloo
Advertiser says: "She has rare pow
crs Of mimicry aud her range com
,dy is wide and pleasing. Her gest-
ures are graceful and altogether she
is well equipped for popular read
N -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15
To Map Makers.

- uoon OF January N iS,S ,.SS'slNed up "a
snS Ht lht Stale EXCHANGE 'le Secre-
stIsr,' ,,'nos faphing map or t6s making
viii H. s.' 80 ~ vnNirons, Sepayo,. ol
ix5 NJ .T, Ts FeSe'Ned on map SD sla,e bids
a mdlSs ~ y, Limits To De eovered ny SS4HS,are,
city Of salem 'ISs iS, nom the center OF Of he %
so 10 the state ExchShSss snS Copyright To
fba ~ hau oy applying 10 * vllletllons s.lltl
~ r,..st ssn' 10 reject any or IN se'te.ary,
JS,vsstS JSn,,slS state Exchange. SsisI,, SlASAlNG NlNG
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

AllSubscribers 10 THE HECAP1TALJOURSAL
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this Office, giving address, and
the matter will be attended TO at once.
Once, corner Court and Liberty. streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

The southern Pacific usr, an.
nnailN ON the Oregon lines about
So'Wn corls of wood ut an average
'Nst ot H-.ao per cord, This sum Is
u'shursed 10 the mounlaiu aud val.
leN Wo1dchuppvrs. Ca the West
side mad the timhcr is sa handy
that Il ls furnished ty thus,, rlr,ripr
up land al s. per cord.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

TAN NoTICE. Notice is hereby
given that myself or deputy viii al.
tend ut the usual places of vot.
Ing In each election precinct
IN Marion county, Oregon, for the
parpose Of collecting taxes for
the year lsSa, ON the DAYS herc.
inatler specified, from the hour
OF 10 o'clock a, m, until 3 O'clock
Z. M, as follows, to-wlG Fair.
Held, jan. H., 1890: La Rlsh
Jan. is; ~. Paul, Jan. ~: Cham,
paeg, Jan, n; Butteville, Jan. 30,
Silver Creek, Jan, X, Gartield. Ian.
~ Ahiqua, Jan, IS; Howell Prairie.
jan. ~; Horeb, Jan. 2S; Mrhama
Jan. ~; Stayton, Jau. 80; Suhlimlty'
Jan. ali Lincola, Feb, /; Jeflerson'
Feb. 3; Marion, Feb, I; Aurra. Feb
o; Hubbard, feh. q, M0ndhurn.
Feh, Z; Gervals, tCb. ); North ~.
lem, Feb, 10; East Salem, Feb H.
salem, Feb. -; South salem. Feh /
lS; Turner, Feb, Is. Dated salem
Drgon, January q, lSsa A.. Nj Z
'roissln, sheriff aud tax collector of
Marion couaty, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

The evening paper contains the news
Of today the morning paper gives you
the news Of yesterday"
HORACE GREELEY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

The rains continue aud while IL il
not tho pleasantcst in the world al
pttvsenI, II II AN assurance of splen.
uld eFops throughout the state next
summer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

The overland train was reported
about eight hours hate this mnrnnu
ahd the Eugene eNpr,s went down
ON It's iintr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

Only ten cents week for the
JOURNAL hereafter, the best paper
In Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CIIEMEkErE nnrrI

j J DAILY, j : Groves, Dallas; ]
+ Gross, Portland; G. Cleaw, Mt.
Angel; j B Crouch, Tacoma; j IL
Porter Aumsvillc; JDLee, The
Dalles; VIM III Given, Portland; II
blanchard, Portland; : Lake, Stay
i3hi \ Lotoman, san Francisco; 4
W W Edew, Chicago; j L Bow
dlteh, Ashland; NJ ID Chllders.
Llnkvllle; j HI Woodmun, San
Francisco; Il Liz, san Francisco:
+ NJ Sohnson, Corvallis; W 4 WelIe.
Corvallis; W & Grimm, Hubbard;
J Sig glor, Portland; R Rusensti, n.
Portland; J & Sho'uer, Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

Mrlshts Hop Nrlyry aud CuamomIle
hlllvgs a sulaos tonic, Wpp,ti1rr ana ap.
~, ,lvu'' lhNig rate, The digestive ar.atns
and prevents dyspep,it. can ha r,tr.'1 80,
'n' S'ld ny All druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15
Ia PaYers Take Noiice

'iNHt TAN Null. tor Marion ,,,prtv s,r
'h' year i>,A ha, bevu pIaced n M
hSnu> Tor collection. rRA.p4ver. In
piease rvme iurward and pay Their taSss
Ssi., ,s 30 lhlc ~ the tax roll has been
"'i"N ~ ana the county out uf funds
,. r, NJ, CkOISAN.
Dated Jan l& lSO 20
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

Have the DAILY JOURNAL left at
your door ana get all the news, at
10 cents "A week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

j \ Rl,ey, san Francisco: HWey-
Hin, Portland; John Culry, Oswrpo.
n Hurley, + L Carey, Portland: n
i,on,luson, san Francisco; B 4
1hlldyrs, Portland; W " Eden.
Chicago; { l. Finn, Albany: Henry
Allen, Silytrton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15

80 IWSTNaIE WonaI,E Home Industry. ard No.,
an,eed oIaSSp To giys Balm cough cure aG Gunr uSe
Msaufaetafed Ma By il, II. r. money mon refunded
syn, ASK your druggist for n 7S'TIil; Ore
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-01-15
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For advertising rates apply at this Office
The advocate., 1890-12-17
Grahams shorthand, Topeka Bus. COll.

Among the leading business schools Of
the country, the Kansas City Business
University, Kansas City, Mo-, has won a
most envlable reputation, In fact, IL ia
considered the leading school Of It's kind
west Of the Mississippi ChjcGgO
DrOUorS Telegram SEQ advertisement
Of university In another column Of this
paper and send for catalogue and par
tlculArs.
The advocate., 1890-12-17

II a. we 90" until II shall echo from sea
10 sea, awakening the slumbering ones 10
a sense OF impending danger Lot our
light 80 shine that all will face into line,
and then with united effort we will put
tho relnS Of the government into the
hands OF honest men and elect 8 farmer
Tor president In '9S.
"Bo mote II be"
MRS. DR. HOWARD.
The advocate., 1890-12-17

To Citizens Alliances and All Kindred
Reform Organizations I'm Towns and
Oiti6n.
After a six months' experience with
our citizens alliance organization, we
have learned that we need a closer bond
Of union than we now possess In our
present plan OF organization.
While II has faithfully performed its
mission during che short period OF its
existence, the dangers threatening our
national life are still lowering over il
like an impending fate, and az the great
corporate employers Of labor are com
blning and consolidating their strength
TO crush out all labor organizations and
TO make Of our producers and laborers
abjeCt slaves 10 the greed Of monopoly, is
II not time that the wage labOrers OF
mining and manufacturing hamletB, and
In the towns and cities Of our land should
unite In a close union with their true
friends, the reIormers among the busi-
ness and professional men OF such
cities and towns Tor the avowsd purpose
OF studying the questions Of political
economy that affect their weliareP
Believing that such an organization can
be now effected and that the present
condition Of our industrial classes de-
mand such a union, therefore
We, the officers of the citizens alliance,
Issue this call for a delegate convention
Of citizens alliances, TO be held In the
Metropolitan hall, in the city Of Topeka,
Kansas, on the 18th day OF January, 1891,
at 10 o'clock a. M, to perfect the work OF
our organization and TO elect delegates
to the national conference of refOrmers,
not yet called. And we most cordially
invite knights Of Labor lodges and all
other kindred organizations TO unite
with us In perfecting plans for the COM
mon welfare Of oil, by sending delegates.
Basis Of representation TO be one dele
gate from every sub-Sllianoe, lodge or
other organization, and an additional
delegate for every atty members. And
we would further urgently request that
each sub alliance, lodge, etc., do make
an appropriation OF 81 for the purpOse of
aiding us TO deiray the necessary ex-
penses Of the convention, and that IL re-
init the same by postal note, with the
credentials Of Ito delegates TO our state
secretary at Cottonwood Falls, Kansas,
ON or before January 0, 1891.
D. @. 2ERoHER,
Pres't Citizens Alliance.
[ATTEsT:l w. +. RIaHTNnRE,
Secretary.
The advocate., 1890-12-17
THE PEOPLE WATCHVUL on THEIR
RIGHTS.


IL Is not 10 be supposed that any per
son, especially lady, living In compare.
tive retirement, would have tho courage
70 make On extomperaneOus speech be-
fore an audience, either great or small,
but feeling that would like 10 throw In
few words Of encouragement 70 this
noble brotherhood, and Ina that way, per-
haps aid In this great enterprise found
cd as 1t is upon the principles OF the
golden rule), I concluded TO put some Of
my thoughts into writing which / will
now read 10 you.
The tariff In all los branches and In
tricate windlngs as affecting the Interests
OF farmers and laboring people generally,
has been fully explained, and In lts un-
HOldment we have taken peep into the
dark scenes that lle behind the curtain.
We have proved that II is systematized
steal from beginning TO end from the
people. Every day our wonderment In
CreaBes, for we find that no matter which
way we look nor what we do we are sur
rounded upon every side. This gigantic
machinery clutches the reward OF labor
in any possible form, and is 8apping the
life blood OF the nation. Let us system-
atlze our enterprises a. finely as they
have theirs and put a stop TO this whole
sale robbery. We have worked hard and
reasoned but little. We are amazed at
our stupidity. We have tOlled, raised
the crop and fattened the hogs while the
trusts and combines have been fixing the
prices TO suit their lnsatiAte greed for
gain. Each year we have bowed in hum
BILE submission TO their sweet will, accept
Ing with grateful hearts the pittance Of.
fersd for our produce. They have had
the grasp on our brains also until indie.
pendenCe Of thought had become an Or
rldescent dream" but wO will dream no
more. The grand awakening has come;
brain power and will power will rise
above every obstacle and overcome every
evil.
What we will TO do with united action
and firm purpose will be done, and trusts,
combines and monopolIeS will melt away
"like dew before the morning SUM-" and
then will come true the saying, "Every
dog has his day" Justice has been
trampled in the dust and reason we'll
nigh dethroned, but life ls left and lib
eEty is ours II we will only grasp IL. We
are now awakened TO the full sense OF
our danger, and let us multiply by the
force Of a determined will, hurl these
dragons Of evil into the dark Chasms Of
oblivion, never again to emerge into the
light Of day TO curse the earth with the
foul atmosphere which surrounds them.
Kingdoms and thrones must fall before
the organized determination Of the peO-
pie. There is nothing so strong as will
power, backed up by truth and justice.
II was the "last straw that broke the
Camels back" We must not wait fOr
that. Let us rise in our united strength
and drive this monster to the wall before
we are huahed. Our greatest danger
now lies in the success we have had. The
enemy now knows our strength, and will |
invent every conceivable device 10 over
throw our movement, and will know Just
how to move on the political checker
board. God forbid that any Of us should
turn back. We have a great work to do,
The advocate., 1890-12-17

Business practice, Topeka Bus. Coll
The advocate., 1890-12-17

MRS, DR. HOWARD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-07

- nsuspapsrs - ~ present day vii
- - - psoiine source upon which the
ou1nro hlsensiAn q this period viii draw
e. 10lneulsdss a occurrences. customs.
- "a AL Of he great newspapers II
- IN have about the same story 70
~ = sct % matters which are II pr~s-
- = v0id-uide interest. bal In respect
~ nanners. customs. TASTES and p<<n.
elseln 3 dis or that locality dependence
m = - upon The local paper excsa-
- - - thee. in papers which
~ - Answers " Correspondents cod
B nonlne ~ili b more significant and
fos instances. he Who In lao
|s = ensNesd on "Hksory sI Chi
would - pncs b asae 10
.| - = = 10 psepss and The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-07


'sIs their snv question mare disagrseshle
70 you than Where did you ret that hat g'n
well. | should hate like thunder 10 be
asked whcre got this umbreils.--N Y.
Ssa
''whsi fruit Is thatf" "t'm--oh, we'll.
how odd Iii. Jimmie. what kind Of fruit
IL this7" .Those are dates" They are
dates. madam ! never could remember
dates. ~ y sssH.
Teacher What part OF speech il 'sbutY"
Michael 'But. il q conjunction. Teacher
Correct. Now give me an example Of It's
use. Michsel-See the goat but the boy
But connects the goat and the boy.
Prudent foyer~-i have vital secret to
coniida to yoa which yea must promise 10
forever hold sacred. Kind Parent What
Ii your sscrety Prudent Iover--I want
yaur daughters hand in marriage. Kind
Parent shall never give IT away Omaha
Wofis.
A young man said 10 pilot Of Missis-
sippi river steamer who had been twenty
tive years 1t his calling Sir, l should
think you must know every rock and sand.
hank In the river" The old man replied
"oh, no. don't: bat know where the
deep water Is. ~ Hartford Religious Herugs.
Are they boys or girlss" asked the
moiheriy lady, meeting pair OF twins in
a baby carriage. 'swnn of aich kind,
mum, replied the nurse what are their
nansesss Make. mam. and Minnie.
mum. = "oh, see; that's the long and
short OF II. - lstfshsrv tA,amseis- TelearapA.
Mr.. renas. sad The eiisor, gently but
firmly. Il fear the time has come TO sever
the relations which have 50 long existed
between as ! have allowed you TO rhy me
pain with again. and deer with moor.
bal when you 70 so far ~ 10 try 10 make a
rhyme Of peaches and she aches. you are
several chips ever the limit You viii find
your check in the counting room. w. Tssrs
fiause EFp~tss
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oone ssconA statistics givs IN hiking Of
~ roaspns Which prompt Ensiand. rortn-
-, uo1nn1 and @. r. Huntington 70 take
= mucA ja1sfes4 IN Africa Huntington
~ 1ho1 ~ hns always dstssssd slavery.
on6 Dno1nnd has maintained very good
1oodrd 4 AuAiing The slave trader. but none
q ~ pos1ies ahove referred 10 are likely to
eDun1 nnuh money, or 10 very seriously
t1hR Ihslr heads In regard 70 strictly sem
i1montnl questions. When they spend
Gpe md money II b generally for the main
pnxpous q getting more money.
I Huntlnkton thinks that young man
Win e1OOoo could make = BIG fortune in
- Congo country by The purchase OF
yubber. which he says can BE-
Acueht there for penny .
pound, while Il commands from
- - % cents = pound: In Braxil and
about : dollar In New York. Hut he Is not
n ~ habit Of giving away The very hest
peants IN his possession, and there are
soms better things than rubber in Africa.
Nosuithstanding their late condition of
proioundest barharssm. and their present
lsck Of commercial knowledge or the arts
e high civilization. and though they are
constantly harried and threatened by
Arab Dlavs-tradcrs and armed mArandess
Who plumber them a. agents Of ''christiane
tRoulefs, the Africans Of the eastern tre,i-
al region havs In their own rude way.
almost by the spontaneous action Of
nature, produced exports that hsvv grad
ually increased within few years from a
few thousands 10 four millions per annun,.
Ono district Of the Upper Congo. which .
IN yeA1 ago was howiing wilderness.
laut gear exported ivory 10 the amount Of
moro than half = million % the Neither
1ands alons. Logos. heretofore hoihed Of
malaria md ill tropical diseases. has by a
nlfeht app,icatson Of sanitary rules swollen
~ export trade from tribe Of less than
ALI million until last year Il amounted
- mcse than tour and hall millions.
When thea results have been accom-.
p1lnhe1 ~ people who are or recently have
- several grades below our slwashss In
- spale q Intelligence and civilization.
tAoeo certainly must be Helds in which 4
hiGhee erdef q capacity and enterprise
osnl1 ecAIsve wcnders II h quite clear
~ unGland. Portugal and G. r. Hunt
tr6oa ~ eefnatsd by somsshins beside
lnpsly nisssShasy motives
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-07

Chicago Inter ocean.


The Nss faFk Democratic PAPERS are very
loud in their pronunciation of snesxs- fis:s for
dragging rossiss in tas worlds fair bill nov he
fvse tae at&se legislature. II NJ. Fssfss advice
IS na. istasei 10 As the iegtsiatase sns tAs fair
sheald hy ANY chance be lecstnd Ia New Yesk.
u viii h. the tgKeas ssrae OF political eorrug-
sssn espf sV<a in this county. The 81 -
ersgiasay dfasa vita te4 ssscoEporatnss of
"a hasa maturity were pxfnoersts wosla pisse
the esgssAdltare 81 the sse.gsa sss ia tae hand.
II TsarsnS. aas Il woala Fesass IN Tsmrsauy
se settnx he sssfesstsr xenerxA whseh weuia Dc
ss.assslsns 20 Tsausany runntns tne fair In he
interest Of fsAmasav raatsieisRs Shrnia the
&es safA Republicans. WITH = majority In TIE
aestssatas~. - gntisy Of e0antssas ~ sarh Q
t~ai tssal scheme they woaad deserve the COG
seRspA;ssss et ere eeanfry. 10 wcssa he snucA
tsises - haxe 30 f&ss han % ass. osr ssn~ly 70
all the saa&s saFssss pssiiieai machine ever Set
nf 10 kny Ceautgy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-07

\ Short tla.s 40 tha car u Russia and
bis advisers isunchcd scneme Tor : rail-
foad which vas 70 BE- $50 miles long. tsr-
nsirntiax In Siberia ard 10 b built at m
estimsses costof s2op dO0foo 4 prospectus
wns i<sussI. bonds prepared and : general
ssf Of ioveisncss surrounded he project
until tbe Rosisschiids came along. to whom
RusAia oxes qnits number Of kopeks,
and PIT quiefns on the bright concep-
tion. There has been good deal Of perse-
cusson o. Jexs in Russia, hnt this u Diff
ferenf.
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