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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TO SET ASIDE JUDGMENT
Many Attempts Made in Foreclosure


a much repeated petition 10 set aside a
judgment recently came up before Judge
Dale in the district court. The title Of
the case as it originally appeared in the
court was the Ohio and Western Mort
gage Trust company against Kaufman &
Kohr. About ten years ago mortgage
held by the plaintiffs in the case against
some property owned by Kaufman &
Kohr. The mortgage was finally fore
closed and judgment was rendered in ia
vor Of the plaintiffs. Some time after the
judgment was rendered a motion to have
the Judgment set aside was made before
Judge Reed.
This motion, however, was overruled
by the court. Later on the defendants
fled petition to have the judgment set
aside. The petition came up in the regu-
lar order and Judge Reed decided the
case in favor Of the plaintiffs. The defen-
dants took an appeal to the supreme
court and when the case came UP the
supreme court sustained the finding Of the
lower court. Just recently the case was
revived and Kaufman & K0hr, the de-
PENDANTS, fled petition TO have the same
judgment set aside. In the petition It was
stated that the plaintiff had set itself up
as an Ohio corporation, being duly cor
porated under the laws Of Ohio.
The defendants looked the matter up
and received a certificate from the sec
rotary Of state az Ohio certifying that no
charter had ever been issued TO that COM
pauy. The plaintiffs in the case offered
their Kansas charter in the court and
stated that an error had been made IN
the former petition. After hearing the
petition Judge Dale decided it again in
favor Of the plaintiffs. ruling that the
Judgment could not be attacked IN such
a manner. since such a long length Of
time had elapsed after the Judgment was
given Those who have watched the
different procedures in the case are
wondering what the next move will be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TYPHOID FEVER.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Sept. Is. IseS.


To Whom 1t May Concern:
August s0th my wife vas suffering from
Typhoid Fever OF several days staining,
and was growing rapidly worse. "a faet
she had become so bad that cur families
had gathered around her bedside. fearing
that she could live but a few hours
Ionzer.
Through a friends advice procured sn
"Oxygenor King and applied il az once.
This was at 1880 :. m. and her temDera-
ture was l05 and in three hours she was
out OF all pain, fever reduced and resting
quietly
The following morning I discharged my
family physician. who told me my Nife
would die. bat instead she became rapidly
better and was soon out OF all danger
used nothing but the "Oxygenor King
50 positively know Il saved her lie as
she could not have lived ten hours longer
under her former treatment
The "Oxygenor King" was a God-send
to me. and I recommend It 10 all as the
greatest curative agent have ever heard
Of THOMAS ROBINSON.
AZ North Eighth Street. v.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
18th day Of September. 1895.
GEO y. LAWRENCE.
Notary Public.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
DEFINITE ACTION SOON
Plan for Macadam zinS " ace Avenue
Ponular Among the Residents.

The plan for AIacadamiziug Waco avs
nue. continues 20 be aEitsted and some
definite movement Is expected v-thLn 8
short time, II has been estimated tha-
L would cost not more than 81 per car
20 have the rock put On The street a
carload would maca5anlze considerable
distance and it IS thought that q very
few carloads would only he needed fer
each block Il this cost OF So per car
is figured en- the right basis IL would noc
take a large sum 10 macadamize the en-
tire length ~ the svenue- IN Carthage.
No, the only pavi1S OF ulacadau1.zirs
there Is made oC crushed rock ard II has
proven 70 be 4 success in every way.
The streets are sprink,ed and kept = fne
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
JUDGE EWING 70 SPEAK
VIII Appear for the:Christian Scien-
lists of Wichita

Hon William G. Ewing Of Chicago.
viii deliver a lecture on Christian Science
at the auditorium on next Thursday. July
8 The Christian Scientists OF Wichita
have secured him, believing that there
never was a time in the history OF the
world when the subject of religion was
50 before the people, as at the present
The world does not want or ask for more
creed. but it undoubtedly does need. and
is reaching out for q higher and purer
Christianity-one that is unt-ameled by
creeds, profession and the tradition Of
men" Christian Scientists believe that
in Christian Science they have found the
all-satisfying religion. indeed, the ''one
thing needful," of which the great
teacher spake. and declare that multi
tu1es Of men and women are accepting
Christian Science. and find in il that
waich gives them health ard happiness
It IS fitting that rhev should seek TO
present this idea Of Christianity in its
proper light before the people. In order
% do that. "a board Of lectureship is es-
tabtished in connection with the mother
church at Boston The branch churches
81 this denomination al over the world
are privileged to call for these lecturers.
This the Christian Scientists Of Wichita
have done and have engaged Judge Ew-
ing TO lecture for them. This gentleman
is n man Of large experience as Z law
Yer and Judge. Besides being OF much
prominence in his profession. he IS also
widely and fsvorably known in political
circles II is said by the Christian
Scientists that Judge Ewing was healed
through Christian Science about thirteen
years aEo. but It has b5eu only within
The last Two or three years that he has
given Up the legal profession and de-
clined reelection % the iudEeship e the
superior court % Chicago. that he might
devote his time and labor TO promulsat-
ins the teachings II the science. This
lecture IS free, and all are cordially in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fl
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood
If they are sick or out
Of order, they fail 10 do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from cx-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due TO neglected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
Weak Ven Youu- and Ola

Suffering from seminal weakness. pre-
mature Old age. loss Of manhood vigor
and vitality. heart and kidney troubles.
etc should apply az once 10 Dr. La
Crotx for free sample Of his wonder EuI
remedy. A7h-0disica. the BEST specific.
Senetic tonic and rsS,0Ter fo- men known
10 medical science. T. res ores quickly
ard permanently vital euereies Ov >
1900 sufferers have b7eI cured BY this
Old and tried remedy within the las- 20
years. Write for free sample ard con-
vince yourself OF is wonderful curative
powers. LaCroix. CElIc, Is FViscons II
St Milwaukee. WIS
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GOVT CURED

Ot5z5urz. Kan. sept =. Igs
NJ daughter Mrs. EaE has used ths
Oxyzen3r King three weeks and is uow
r1uch BETTER sas had what the doctors
called z1ut, and had neeu docto-ing wfth
tzo doctors SGT nothing seemed 70 hesn
urtlI ska receire5 A. OxyEe1gr Elz-.
walch has n .hls short tire as-aost
effected = co1p.ets c1-e-
Rev ? A CEDARSTAM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

condition. After such a thorough test as
has been given this plan in the park. it
cannot prove to be anything else but prac-
teal The plan seems TO be getting new
supporters all along the street, and one
resident said yesterday: When this
thing was first mentioned was opposed
to it because thought it too expensive
and also unDracticable for residence
street. After figuring on the cost and
looking over the park drives am con-
WINGED that it is the thing for Woca ave-
nue. OF any other residence street in
Wichita II the city council does not
favor the plan I am willing to pay my
share Of the expense in nacadamizing
the avenue, at least as far as Murdoch
avenue. AS I own considerable property
on Waco my share would be no small
sum believe the plan IS all right and
am willing to put my shoulder 70 the
wheel and push it through
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70 100 N - coNcERN.

Topeka. Kan. Aprl a ISes-
This IS 70 certify that ! have used for
the past year one d the Oxygenor King
Instruments and fnd that Il VIII % what
il ls claimed Il VII do 7 used Z on my
SELF and II relieved me CT a compiica-
ton OF ailments and same was used By
r1y wife and baby, with the same re-
salts. and car chesrfalIy recommend K.
J 3 KASSEBAT-M.
OF ire erua q Armstrong & gassebaurr.
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$1,000 STAKE MONEY
Many Entries BEING Made in
the September Races.
MANY FINE EXHIBITIONS
Will be Novel Race for Farm
er Boys at State Fair.

Secretary Toler OF the Wichita State
to be given away at the races during the
farmers market fair in September. The
list of purses win aggregate $3.50 and viii
be divided between trotting and pacing
races. There will be eight trotting races
and seven pacing races. \ number OF
entries have been made and some OF the
best horses in the south and west will
be in attendance. The entries close AZ
August l The following is list of the
races and purses:
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! D PATTTEo%.
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-as F-z1ssi rzzs1sIy ray she Oxyxssr
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"a taree EiEass setlrssF rssTs1 Per.
Es-az tss cfxyTszss ksaz ! hs6 e~e7 Eet-
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TROTTING.

Mr.. Ike Farney, the jeweler Of North
Main street, has made a novel race for
farmer boys IS years old and under, for
farm teams 10 twO-horse wagon which
has been owned and used on the farm BY
the same person for the past ninety days;
horses to be tied to back Of wagon with
halter, harness TO be laid on double trees;
no snaps allowed. At the word go, horses
TO be harnessed. hitched. walked first half
mile and trot the last half. The winner
to receive a gold watch and chain valued
a. s25. The second team TO receive good
silver watch and chain worth SO Both Of
these watches are Eigin movements and
warranted one year.
Colonel Toler and his assistants are now
busy preparing the premium list for the
fair and will have it ready for the printer
next week
EXHIBITS CALLED FOR.
The following letter has been received
by Secretary Toler and Their is no doubt
but that the farmers of Sedgwick county
Will make such display at the farmers
fair September !, 5, 8 and and gather
together such a display to ship as will
make those New Workers eyes pop open
in wonder. The good to be accomplished
will work wonders as an advertisement
in the fruit line for US. The letter is as
follows:
H. G. Toler, Secretary:
Dear Sir: AS secretary Of the state hor-
ticultural society and commissioner to the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo. 1871.
I desire to obtain possession of al that
is valuable in your horticultural exhibit
and as much more in the line Of horticul-
ture as your people are willing to donate
to be exhibited at Buffalo. 1 wish you
would call attention TO THIS as 7 wish 10
have the goods packed and placed in cold
storage. 7 hope that sedgwick county
viii be able to furnish large and hand
some supply. which will be fully credited
TO the grower. Very respectfully,
WM. H. BARNES.
Secretary and Commissioner to Pan
American Exposition 1901.
In connection with the fair the associa-
ton has arranged with the W. o ". Log
Rolling association to hold the band con-
test at the fair grounds on September 8. /
There viii be a good many fine bands here
TO participate in the contest. c. II. WeIk.
chairman Of the board OF managers Of
the log rolling will leave here next week
for the various towns in Kansas, Ms
souri, and Oklahoma TO contract FOR the
bands On this date all the railroads have
reduced rates.
Mrs. Hiram Imbodeu and Miss Evelyn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Dr.. Kilrner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. It stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits S
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz -
Is. You may have -<-ssa@ls e :. -
sample bottle by mail Home Of swampRoos.
free. also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilner
& Co., Bingharton, N. Y.
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ENGINEER ON THE ROCK ISLAND
r R. IS WELL SATISFIED


r R. IS WELL SATISFIED
Horton, Kan, Sept. 10 1899.
The "Oxygenor King" has proved very
satisfactory and did the work for which
We got il. I have also found II q great
help 70 me this summer when I would
come home all tired out day or night and
would put the 'Oxygenor King on and
have a delightful sleep and rest. never
did so much work on the road as now and
never felt better and have put the
''Oxygenor King on some men that were
hurt al the shop who thought surely they
would not be able to work for a week at
least but after using the "Oxygenor
King" for day or two, would go 10
work again. I wish you would send me
another one. as mine IS kept too busy
and away too much.
Mrs. Bryant was badly Frustrated one
day from the heat, but the "Oxygenor
King" again proved its ability 10 bring
her through all right and I am well
pleased with my investment. Yours.
E. B. BRYANT
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ASTHMA AND BR1Gars DISEASE.

Kansas City. No. May 2. $50
SIX months ago I was a total wreck
Asthma and Brfghts Disease rad So com
pleteIy got the better % ne that I was
unfit for business and I could net wax
two blocks without, resting Bur TO-DAY.
thanks to the "Oxvgenor Rinz." can at
tend 70 my business a. well as ever and
could walk from morning III GlEht z rec
essay without the least Dst o. fatigue. ard
II were deprived q the privilege - OBJ
tanning another "OTygenor King I - uid
not exchange mine Tor the best book r.
Kansas City. owe ny nfe % its Eoa-
derful work. THOMAS INQUIRE
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ALWAYS CURES


Ostzva, Kan, Oct. - lsas
TIE CErzeEe- ELaz Co:
Gentlemen II have al OIvEe7o-
King wascA roagA- last Fss-1s-y
srow Il IS god we uss T. far ever 81
ax1 ravs- 1ss medicine TIE CxyEsrar
King always cures. s55s-E-a1E Ils VIZ
;as pretty we snd wo1I1 n-t take a
s-rta1s s9r e = 7 eeai6 70. gst zneths-
gRox N1 MIS- X 2 CUgRTER.
Zatgr 2aze-r
Ottawa. kan. ss5t - rs
ArSrs-s-E yuars. re 'sF'ereeets9~ OK
ygszcr Et-E = al e g. clalzsef p -
7 have usad tsa Improved OxvEszo- E3ax
.wo years ard w71l1 net part sf-z ssrse-
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7-aer
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LATER.


Horton. Kan, Oct. I, 1899.
have been wanting to write you for a
week or more. but It Is impossible for
me 70 get any time at heme. 50 while my
engine Is painting at waiting stations.
VIII write.
The "Oxygenor King is doing SOME fine
work here and IS getting well advertised
through it. The last "OxyEenor King
came all right and the same afternoon
7 put It on one Of our conductors who had
been off duty a week with pain in his
back called Rheumatism in Kidneys"
Medicine did no good. but after two days
use OF the "Oxygenor King he reported.
at the Office ready for work He told ny
wife he was going to have one Of those
Instruments He Is one that a few months
ago said I was a sucker Tor paying s2s
FOR thing Ike thaL 'Chickens viii come
home 20 roost'
After had gone 10 sleep the other DAY
4 doctor called for my "Oxygenor King
for a six months standing case, but my
wife would not wake ne. viii see about
IL when I get home. Yours.
z. B. BRYANT.
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TESTIMONIALS

POWERFUL STATEMENT OF NINA
Z. ELLISON. AUTHORIZES or TIE
POPULAR "NORDINE"
Gentlemen: Replying 10 your request
for few lines regarding the "oxyEenor
King take pleasure in stating my own
experience.
One dislikes 70 be humhugged BY soue
one CT the numerous fake ysnaors into
buying his worthless drugs and wares.
therefore. when nrst introduced 20 an
"CxygeRor King enc eyes It sery dubi-
ously and gives as curative agency the
benefit % large skePucism.
Canaidly. al rirst I regarded So q
vastly more value than an ~O1ygenor
King" but when life had become % BE
burden because Of continued sickness.
when nothing gave relief then 7 began
10 consider this unique product u me'si-
ca, science II was brought 20 me Aad
explained az nothing more nor less than
an Instrument 20 food the human system
with pure oxygen. Being a little CONVEX
SAINT with Natures laws I arp aware that
o1y gen Is an antidats FOR TIRE poison en-
gsndsred BY the different disease germs.
7 decided 70 test rs efficiency. Having \
complicated case Of iuuE trouble ans
heart trouble with nervous pFostratiaa.
7 did not expect immediate relief. but can
affirm without any exaxEeraiion that Il
simply gave relief AZ once. ike = nlracIe.
A few weeks treatment has seemingly
Effected a permanent cure. Z now re-
verse the estimate OF value 81 the prizes
ard the 4Oxygenor Kiaz
To the suffering world the "Orygsnor
King can be bur - lnsstimasis vaiss.
I am. very respectfully.
NINA y. ELLISON.
Salt LAKE city. rtah.
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Dear Sirs;-Sone days since package
q your GRATN-O preparation was Iefc
al my Office I took il home and gave K
a trial and I have 70 say I vas very
much pleased With i. as a substitute for
coffee. We have always used the best
Java AID Necha n eur family. bus 7 an
free 70 say I Ike the GRAND IS weu
as the best coffee ever drank Re
spectfuliy yours,
A = JACKSON. II d
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THAT THROBBIXG mEADAcHE

Would quickly leave you. If you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills Thousands OF
sufferers have proved their matchIass
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build 10 your health. Easy TO take
Try them. Only . cents. Money back il
not crred. Sold by G. Gehring. druggist.
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THE CURSE OF COTTON.

with Apologies TO Henry ". Lougtallow.)
To the Editor Of the Eagle
With the west winds and the north winds
And Win every summer breeze
Filling Up the roads and bitches
Softly sitting through the trees
Comes q curse u feeCy whiteness
Envelopes all the city's fair.
Dancing neuctShIy n triumph.
Al, ha. cries some. methinks its snow
ing
Can such things IN June b found?
But t1a- cEuEIug. snowy whitensSS
Nereta not upon the ground.
[ y ana on p trn merry .2EEhter.
Hurry. seur-y all the day
Into ears C weary t-eTele-s
Walking calmly on their way.
Here anon q fun grown tear5Iet.
soft par1rdtCh down the street.
Perclauce arreEed in sabbath garments
hmm acuI3tz from head 70 feet:
blt alaS. llES1te appen5age
Thou a-t seemed 70 deep regrets
Changes sooD. the ciin-.1E cotton.
From black 20 white, those whis6arettes
It's the awful curse Of Gotten
Fallen Oh Is here Hs5cW
Worse THAN the plague OF large grass
heppers
Many. many years azo.
Worse thSn the street cars long for-
gotten.
Worse than poutician's h-sara.
Worse Eha1 the laws q prohibition.
Worse thau the Boomers timely
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Oyer=Work WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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NINA = ELLISON
SAT- Lax CITY TfsA
September s. issa.
CURED RHE1-MATIsa CHOLERA N
FASTr& AND BOILs ~ one
FAMILY


FASTU& AND BOILs ~ one
FAMILY
Sioux city. lows. July II. fsss.
Nr r q Walnsr. CITY.
Dear SILL an glad - testify - -
merits - ire OxyFsnsr Eiav ny
Trouble wsH Rhsunsffsuu n ny wrists
and ankles Il panel M 80 J could 1ot
sleep Alter gainz fh@ OuyEsnor King
week was mBch improved. sri n
sHree weeks 7 was as wsIl as ever asa
used g n ny ch13rn with z0sf sue
csEs ere child Eaa Feifs4es = rhateYa
infsatum n shsrt rans. ard asfrr the
a~cgnd nights Ura she vas entirely
well Auotaer chllf ha1 balis. son 50
7ue would 20 away ansfhsr woala So
pear Sha had three az tha fir9s sa
applied ere CsyEeaor ElnK. fasy so1a
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lng hsc1 am ven ssses 1fth ~
CxFze1or King szd sresla rec tzks s-say
tines Whst Z paid fay IL. cszaa { rot
Est aaathe- sIuceresy.
MS Z = xAREEELs
RiverTs1s fsreerhozKs Fs9ar CRY IA
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Even yec. - southern glory.
This Tcc2-sen- - oR1 Yields
Means Of Su1sr erau-e 20 many
plckiuC cotton fEca1 r1e hs35z
And now II Kansas many doctors
Common 55ls aUl sac- H@s- Sc
FOR taey r making u1auy dollars
Picking CGttoU t-cZ OR eyes
Sidney : SINNERS Tose-
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Mrs Hiram Imboden and Miss Evelyn
Imhoden have returned from the east
Miss Imboden graduated from the
Woman's college at Baltimore. After the
commencement several weeks were spent
visiting principal cities in the east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

n me DAYS - southern slavery
E1.S was nothing 20 Ceaot5
Seeing fields ~ snowy W-l-aosss
Bales Il cotton 70 ~ sold
Be- IRE 7-rC-i must - 1se II w-5e-
4E1 some tlDEEes cEis tale r. a-e.
w Ea 9 Thought IL DID yuC Know
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1vrr.AA,MAToRY RHECMAT1sM

Topeka. kan, Scot. =. 20
ID cash hardware Business - from
81 co 20 81. 20 2 year ard vas often IN
nay store untu 10 70 2 o'clock az nirat
Prom Overw0rk and exDosgrs zas taken
rith infammafory rheamatism followed
~ Muscular Rheunatlsu- cd aH
could Eith medicine. q whscb took
great quantity but kept Esttsag asiG-
eued and twisted NJ
Three months use q tie OxyEsnor Elaz
has changed the mind q q soabtiaz
Thomas % growing fzish "a ths OK
Feaor King an EcttiaK gre Bse =
rr1y SELF again and believe ! vii - en-
tireIy restored. Z has rroven a very
pleasant and satisfactory tustaqd with
10 6-op2sng back The OEyTs11r King
Is al right Yours.
= D PATTIsoT.
~ Yves. 81
CURED CHILD OF EXTREME SER-
TOE-ENESs
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SesrzHka ozygsner E1rz &C.. ouaaa
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y98r c'xygsno- ElEz that z sczxat e g1ss
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