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The Florence tribune., 1900-03-31
application for Patent.
Mining Application No. zoS.
Survey No. 1.s2.

Survey No. 1.s2.
 U. S. LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, Arizona, March !, 1900.l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ray " Mines Company, corporation, by Albert Steinfeld, its President, whose Post Office address is Tucson, Pima county, Ari- zona Territory, has this day filed its applica- tion for patent for the Pinal Copper Go. Mill-site claim, containing five acres of land, situated in Mineral Creek Mining District, County of Pinal, and Territory of and official plat on file in this office as Mineral Survey Number 14S2 on unsIIrveyed land said Mineral Survey Number 1432 being as follows: Magnetic variation at thirteen Beginning at corner No. l. identical with corner No. l. of the location, within is set pine post feet long inches square, sur rounded by mound of stones, marked l-14S2, from which the west corner of section !, township 1 south, range II east, Gila and Salt River Base & Meridian, bears 5. 50 deg. g min. B., S0lS feet; thence South deg. B min. w 1885 feet to corner No. 2 n post marked 2-l432 (center of well 28 feet deep bears N 10 deg. W. 27l feet; SE corner oT shelter building bears N. & deg. 8 min. ". 2l.9 feet; thence N. 8l deg. .05 min. ". 4665 feet to corner No. 8, O post marked S-1iS2; thence N. 8 deg. B min. E. 465.5 feet to corner No. |, post marked 4-l432 (the SW corner of store house bears N. 26 deg. 3 min: ". l2O.2 feetl; thence $. 8l deg. .05 min. k. 1865 feet to place of beginning. Varia- tion at all corners IS deg. East
 The location notice of said Mill-site claim being of record in the office of the Recorder of Pinal county, Arizona, i'll Book ?. of Miscellaneous Records, on page 74thereof, and the amended notice of location being of record in said office in Book of Miscelane- ous Records, on page 2s5 thereof.
 The adjoining claimant is the owner of the Bishop Mill-site on the West the Consuelo Miil-site on the North and the Deputy Mill-site on the East. now owned and held ill possession by applicant herein, the said Pinal Copper Go. Mill-site claim being designated as Mineral Survey No. 14S2 in the official plat filed herewith.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Pinal Copper Go. Mill site or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office. at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register.
 First publication March 10. 1900.
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eoom In ostrIohes at PhoenIx.

A few days ago the Republican an
 ounced the of sale ostriches at the. itrich farm to Mr. A. Y. Pearson who
 as said to be gathering up all the os-
 iches of the Unites States. Mr. Pear )n has just arranged to make the alt River valley the center of the strich industry of the Western con
 nent. He has purchased 320 acres of le Bark and Criswell ranch, nine tiles below the city on the Yuma road, nd will shortly move his birds to it. Ie has expended in ostriches within ne last year $l00.000, and now owns Il in the United States except about %. There is a small lot at Pasadena, al, another at San Antonio, Texas, nd another at Jacksonville, Florida. 'hese lots are kept purely for show nd cannot be bought at any price, ut Mr. Pearson has a contract with which Ee will have the product of hicks at the age of two months. Thus ie is in absolute control of the ostrich industry of the United States. He Intends to bring all the birds to the 'hoenix farm. There are about 250 lere now and he will shortly bring ten arloads from California. There will ,e altogether about 7S0.
 The ostrich is not fad with Mr. 'earson, but business. He became interested in ostriches seven years ago, md after careful investigation of the Salt River valley year ago, he iecided that it was the place for ,striches outside of South Africa. The Phoenix birds are the best he has seen, notwithstanding they have all been inbred from single pair. He believes hat still better results will be obtain d from crossing breeds.
 Speaking of the ostrich business, Mir. Pearson said the importation of ,eathers into the United States amounts .o $500, 900 annually, exclusive of 50 per cent tariff. It is impossible to ob- .ain birds in large quantities from South Africa They are seldom found outside of Natal and Cape Colony aud there is an export duty on them of S500.. Naturally very few are taken put of the country now and when they ire exported there is only pair at lime and an understanding with the Colonial authorities that they are intended for geological gardens. MT. Pearson has made study of the os- rich in his native country and he be- lieves that he will do even better here than in Africa. The first ostriches were brought to the United States by Edwin Cawston, wealthy Englishman who still owns the remnant at P as- ldena. Cawston embarked in the busi- ness for fun, but Mr. Pearson says he himself is in it for feathers. A Dir d yields annually about $50 in feathers. The output in chicks will be still more profitable, at any rate until ostriches become a great deal more com mon shan they are now. They are, however, not likely to become very common in in the United States. Tkere are few sections of the country in which they live and still fewer in which they can thrive.
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TRIBUNE. Florence, Ariz.
 Florence. Arizona.
Notice fer Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

}
 TUesoN, Arizona, January 2, 1900.I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ Robert A. Irion, whose post-oftice ad- dress is Silver King, Arizona, has filed in this office an application to select what will be when surveyed the E15 SWl4. WIZ SE14 and NE14 SEj4 Sec. II. T. S., R. IS E.. G. & S. R. B. 6 NJ. in lieu of lands in the sierra California; Forest Reserve, under the Act of June 1, 1897 Within the next thirty (SO) days following the date ofthe first publication of this notice protests or contests against the claim of the above named applicant to any of the tracts or subdivisions herein described on the ground that the same is more valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, or by reason of prior claim or right to any portion of said land, will be received and noted for report to the Hon. Commissioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. Firss Publication January 27th, 1900.
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THE
 FLORENCE TRIBUNE.

The largest circulation in Pinal County, the richest of all the Ari- zona counties III mines and agricultural lands. In general circulation among farmers and min CTS. The most desirable advertising medium in Arizona. A newspaper that you need not be ashamed to send away to your friends. Subscrip- tion $500 a year, or $500 for two copies Gin ad- vance,. Address
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Stray Notice.

I have had in my pasture as stray since November, 1s98 a chestnut Ally. three years old, white face. two white feet. no marks or brands. Owner will please call. pay charges and take the animal away.
 G. M BROCKWAY. Florence, March g, 1900. St.
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Desert Land, Final Proof
 Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUCSON, Arizona. December 19. 1899.

'
 TUCSON, Arizona, December 19, 1899. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT As William B. Charlton, of Casa Grande, Arizona, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert-land claim No. 272s. for the NEZ See. I5, T. S., R. E., G. 6 s. R. B. 6 M., before the Register and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona on Mon day, the 29th day of January, 1900.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclama- tion of said land: William c. Haynes and Donald J. Landers, of Saeaton, Arizona, and Alphonso Price and Robert T. Bollen, of Casa Grande, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication December 2S, 1899.
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E.W. GILLETT, General Agt.,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
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fDining Station.

California Limited passes Ash Fork Thurs days, Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays. Chicago Limited passes Ash Fork Sun days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico. CoEEECTIoEs; Jerome Junction with U. '. & P. By for Jerome; P. & E. Junction with P. & E. R. R. for Huron and Mayer :; Mayer with stage to Grown King and other mining points. Prescott with stage lines for all the principal mining camps; Con- gress Junction with stage lines for Con Springs Junction with the c. c. H. s. 6 I. Co. for Castle Creek Hot Springs the all-year- round health resort; Phoenix with the NJ. 6 P. & s. k, v. R. R. for points on the $. P. system.
 H. P. ANEWALT, General Pass. Agt.,
 Prescott. Arizona, E. W. GILLETT. General Agt.,
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We observe that the Rev. MT. Sheldon does not think that corset ad- vertisements are proper things to go in a great religious daily. He has no objections, as we understand it, to the lovely things that go in the corsets. My goodness! how could he?-[L. A. Times.
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Vail of an Arkansas Editor.

An Arkansas editor who read that a lady in New York "kneads bread with her gloves on" remarks; "We need bread with our pants on; we need bread with our boots on, and if our subscribers who are in arrears don't soon pay up we shall need bread with out anything on."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22
COUNTY ssAr wAN
To washta cssgy Nsaehss ths ais
laasp stage

10 washita cssgty Nsaohss ths Mia
iaasp stass.
10 Rsao. Okla sspt ~ The coun
% seat oontes, luaugurated iaat hay
n washita county bstwesn Cioud
Chiof and Cordoll which caused tho
assistant county attorney 10 boz trualed
10 coat 90 tar and feathers by m
dignAnt oitl4ens OF Cloud Chiof aud
the vntorcsd night OF h u hakef
county attorney to oa,aps a similar
tate. reached another cllmaA yester
day The supreme court OF The terri
tori assigned iudge John I. MoAtee 10
wasblta counD Ia Judge ir~ins dis
tuet for the septsmbor term ot the dls
tflot court iudss Train waa asslsn
"a 20 Day county ln McAtvos district
judge lrvin learned that MoAtoe
had gone to Ohio 10 stomp that state
tor McKisioy aud uot Wautins the
people 0f bis district 90 sunor by fua.
aon uf MsAtoes absence. sot Chicf
Justice Buffufd 10 change the aaslgu
uiunt aud Tuesday mornlng departed
tor Curdrll che uov couuJ scat ~hioh
hs recognized TO hold court haNlus
pre, ,iousiy rent a iuri ufder tof court
at Curdou Aui,ing bo discovered
that McAtoe had ordered "A iufy to-
Cloud Chiuf The fufmor ooupty seat
Auer the election ehaaslas ths loeA
tion 10 Cofdsl All gouull unievrs. "a
eept HonD N heuJ district clock o.
moved 10 refused 90 remove the
frrards of thc court Whru ludsy IL
via convened oouut ho learned that uu
records Nere there and immediately
ordered che aheun 90 80 tu uload rbiei
fol the olerk ana hia records the at
nper rptufuvi ana reported thst thp
courthouse "a Cinud Uhlel had neuu
uiglauzed the uish, before aud aii
records but beads and ludiotmvnis
which sote locked Ia tue SAFE. atuisn
Judge irwln Immediately ailuugaed
cout, aud returned ,u "a Rsau cute
moruins hrst ordsriug ylsnlous search
iu, tbb stulgn legpids
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Willlam nfoakn aiu dspar. t8aurs
roe esanina 90 nonday agehlna %
lhietga. shsre ha aill fnief ths anl
ssFsiiy of ohicago
rh0mas si0skaiayes "a ola 0uthris
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he va th1 eeroaa mayoF % aaat Uutl -
~. fom halls from ArksuAaa na@
SAD is tbe se@s ifissdly isilss g
tormsf days
nsrry nsoksr tss rscsntly rsseised
> lsttst from Ma brother sac sgft, Who
u IA tha unitad states arny ih north
ere Lssoa. is Skiek ~ sAya ~ j.
well aad snloylng army lila. The
oampaian oontiauca agtiye With hght.
lag u soms yafts.
jobs Raad ,ll u Mort ~ood, No 10
~ The clty Ne is "a old irisnd Of . b.
hsnshew hsgabieaa tsrritoEisl sse.
retayA fia u bocAing che sto0k % =
tine and lead mislua oompaay and
d aeaa tNat the uounty has home vury
Fich property W 5sysiop.
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10 outhrls and h 6siRg shGwa assr
ths suitgs ~ to~uenAn, W a.
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slsely over the wsst and 10 aow looa
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soms oi bis friends la The egst sha
sant a. bFcome unteFFstsd la this as
tlou M hyah said fFom what be
Goals aee he thought . wholesale Erp
cefy house Nith a capital ~ go 600
eou es a good iuvestmsnt
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Chausr Iao eiestfig Care o. Caru
Patrons
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thsls haula lgse vi ahsfsa ughel
preparations Co.. tke ppsalps sft bales
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lsrek a lha hoysl
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gI9et yesterday
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#em Celnmbes, Oble'
D. n Tbsmpaon has rsturhsd from .
tnnlnsss tglp Y hald
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haalntss slsltcr 10 The eitI
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paR bege Entnrsea tfo@ npld
VI n. slapleton aud wife rstnrnsd
fealsfaAF feom : monthp slsi, esht
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gaags aam nafria, OF Perry u 10 ths
alg today tFaasAstiag legal Pas As'a
NO kewiaaa and bob Andersoa
AZ VA loe. lsfl toaAy Tue havs hsen
glalNna lta uleFehanti,
NI.s Auna nest tsturnsd from New.
kifk today uhor she haa bssn Yisliing
ktf aans tDf tbe past mopth.
Ga. HAT depaty d : hAshAl -
Angasd teddy lFala oogdell. nhefu hp
paa looklng sitter court naAltsis
Rishop nsooke aud Rev gleholes
iel l0aaB for Lehigbg 4, a., where
shey wlll attend the kpls opal eonso'
eatlon.
Nlas ligsie Ramsay, u Pitlsharg
Ana., arrlsed "a 0utHFls laat uight aud
nlll u thc gasbt VI Ar aud Mrs h9ot
AsmsAy
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Nahnan rtg Fesisgday where she hAr
.ega slai.lng Fe1asyib iqs lls PA''
Sous montha
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kinanahar, which recently elOssd ls
St..I4 IL a. the eilp it,.lkina Alter bukl
neae lntefeaia,
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hema uitg yestssday eyealng " 81 cad
~ dsnee aiyeu la houOg ~ Ais Sister.
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Nhn ~ alli soaa asme back uath
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less Of Plgmeut Works
Change lncldenial 10
Feryeui Prayer

hss wnusa "a prspsf ai lasaa A
las a shafet la ths assitfa Pau af
kiaaashsg taaatY 10 ths iiy.nE ausHer
ia 500 famsas bihiiaai aaastun. "caa
tha Elhtnpiaa ghsags BIZ saiu ar taa
iappart hia sPpisf
Nhoaah oacs a. bIaeh a. ahareaai
naF ufapsg Ia nuu aimeat Hhits uts
people aaY that hta caiur eaa shanAsl
in anaaet a. pfageg MaaF yeaft aao
uF8psf Nss amplpfed nY fair shinad
nan knd hn eas aften heafa 90 80
nafh that NJ ha anala aolf bu shlta
iihe b q snplaTer b. woald pa happT
While la she Nhita laaas farslra nfa
per oHpefieaaHd rellFluu Nr0a
ihat AaY fureafi ne pfafe "a ranstantIY
aad iarFentlY lhss ha Nigbt baeoaas
shlta lhlrtY Feaa hls pfaYefa be
aaa tp b. snfutfed hn afst skpgf
.enesd plrhias sensatlaa uRuu ~
iaee and apun eluae inFeatiaation be
lound q Hanbar % atnall white apata
aaafeely larger tuan she heal 20 q pin
fhis rssel3ag sanaatiga slarmad hlu.
thlaking ho We iahsa aith some
straaxs AtasasF aside ifopl sha pickr
ihg ssnsatisu We dld not suHer fhe
shite spots stadaally becams larger
And satsuasd thumaeirea anui noN
there u hardiy blses pises ua his
eody
raikins STA ieadisg physioiaa Of
ths oity be said she ehasKe "a aolof
so das ~ ioss "a pc aant gudsf the
sktu her Dra9sf aud hia uoaHfosa-
tion eontsad that 10 80 . akaaas
wroUaht - farWanG PRAYER an1 iaith
ia tta ease 20 bccome tFus
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otts bsekameTaf 10 la rseelpt ai e
lstiuf ifun ladEa a eAIbfAIth. sha
ass FoeeutiF sppaiatsd ssseeiste sa.
grsms isstiea Go hisasil. sai 10 taat
lt is BE parpoas te tist tba uaitsa
states tu NeeeWhaf. na tspeata to
sail irum uouoiaia ust1tef tai 81.
tff arnsiag st see Ffaue.sta siil
ioarasy throssh ts tndiaua atrfs his
relatives fssida DO una pefmUs ha
eiil vlsit Ukianr Jaa before be- tutarua
30 uaeaii pa liacamtrr
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l.st aisht Va fsuega h4ii Niea
hlsaols hsnAfs, oi El hauo aaa 'hs
saest ti heAeg Mlss kobsfs ia Us
ssss, VI Mtsa Laass nfsws' saa ss
~ complained yoass isay ia hsf ahef'
slait here shs hss tufmsd wiae lii
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heat. Pearl uutghlpAsR Amg hispbs
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ksantdg. Nellie hlpbsN M4fllp
blaek, Mora Mlltr Nalth ufita flh
lessls Aipausl Msbsi FaiatsN lis
hlOlaek, hlatlir iatslaaN
Mssafs NsFi4 uANafe nhlshews
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ftsd tenley Win WfNlHlsI hAtfsi
Abdsisaa sua ttsHs Aenlspa n at
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lpiua heltllla uaftsit ifs leNekni
tftd Mslbaes. lfANk l4apal WN'tlA
llaAesii ~ ael aef Nau AelgAli
Natipa p4lptel phAs naees Nsls. y
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-22

The colored wofs snt higgie heFry
hook IL ga ltnlaease aid ~ berry grow
ers, IA Ahaah the loAdlnU Ter
glaa ttas in ase shape aad solos
lhsy we're nrst carefully PAintea
BY 4u experienced Hrtlsi, gsd thon 10
produced by lithograPhy ~ . coat "a
asoE ans thonsAad dallars. Aside igOal
she color work thers are scores ~ so
pToduotloaf made directly tFom pbote.
gFapha u b9frlss, 90 that the reader
may haye An aaeafate idea II theul
dec publiahsra announcement ia sn
othcf e0iaua Tbs prizes u a0 gsats
ties " mKil address the pahllsheFa,
Wllms4 Atkissoa o., fhllAdsl. h'a.
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toaal tssbe.t 49, isItiaa ue stn
ts 81 latfoaaqsa n tts asst laslsla
lafs zoe sasel af ahiea eli et A.
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feau'Fe bsf baes tq pasa a. aaaaiea
uon before q state besra shian sasii
asas io thsa . i.eanss 30 prsstios the
proiussIoa g. ia dsnistfy
rh.a boafd u to soasist ~ $50 nsa
tsf barbfrl ,nd two issrasy asu baf
bsfs unig taoss eho have nasn AZ
fagsd iu hsif dfestiug 900 tasviag
for tao YssIs ia e Bows tatiu9 uol
Ices than 1900 inhapittnu shal b
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amdasH tp that thael fefauns Nba
base asen iu she pFofeaainu iqf ieas
than tea Ysars ara FsEstd tded a. AZ.
pFsuilera. lhafe wlil b ao thtoTslu
eal sASnlaatiuha. tha asplfaut co. :
llesnss Nill have 30 sheH see agard
that BE- eNn sharpsp faEaT he essi
pruFs thht 30 gaa ahsFe By ahasina :
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ths board nud ha nuat tria shlahaFs
audeF its supeTria' '0a NSablacta' Will
be- uesily lound ii 10 ssid aaong tboss
y ho have uot tha pfies " shaVa.
Ihe bill givea tbs board power tu
rsaaiate ssuitafy rondiiiuua Ia the
baf OaT shops Antiasptie solutl0ns
iof ssshiog fsaora and shears sill bs
inaistsd spoa aad proper ssntiiatioa 0l
shSys si,l ~ fsqa.Esd ~ y hnpsd
thAl "a sapeciAi rasait " tha bilA Will
bo ~ Wips gat ths ''1 oont shaFes" ana
'ia.e .esnt hair oat" ahops
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Demand to- MONEY

sasisss AgUss rssas ASA
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dssaAad fos ,ssasy Ia Naasaa 10 d'ly'ns
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o. than seven have qait sinoe isu 1,
the ias1 ~ give w hsiag the A. h'
rutnan baah ui hlehmpud. utts"e
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,aissioaer hgldsathAl that - ~ill llasi
date ~ ouer ffssidepl futaAn says
a,ofe thaa two lhlgds " tae bsnA. .
deposits lie iaio la she saslis ths'e b,
iag aimost ao demaad fu, loaus sithss
ior laysstmsnt w basiaess Operations
notA rsss,dss, fu,aam aad e's pash
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