davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-01
Kahr Corn As Stock Food.

When fed alone, stock tire of Kafr
corn much more quickly than they do
OF corn. Some stockmen feed red and
white kafir corn alternately. This
gives some variety, but only partially
overcomes the defect. When Kafr
corn is fed with feeds rich in protein,
as alfalfa, soy beans, bran, or oil meal.
m relish it for any length Of
feeding period. Hogs fattened on Kafr
corn alone get so that they loathe it.
but fed kafir corn with either alfalfa
hay, soy beans, or skim milk, they
have a keen appetite for every feed. =!
This lack Of protein (fesh and blood
forming materially and an excess OF
starch and other beating substances
makes kafir corn an undesirable feed
to be given alone. but combined with
the other drought-resisting feeds-alf-
alta and soy beans-makes q ration
containing all the material In proper
proportions needed for meat and milk
production and the growth of young
stock. u
kafr corr Is a very constituting
reed, and for this reason, when fed
e'ohS " S''hci hoIseS, cattle, or hOgS,
Induces an unhealthful condition. Fed
with other constipating feeds, such as
prairie or timothy hays or corn fodder
the condition is made worse. On the
other hand, alfalfa and soy beans are
laxative feeds, and either fed with
hanr corr secures a healthful condi-
ton OF the animal, as shown by the
glossy hair, oily skin. good appetite.
and good returns.
The first actual returns or statist,ca
for the twelfth census are now COM.
ing In to the Census office. They re-
late TO cranberry culture and give the
acreage, tenure. quantity of fruit pro-
ouced' cost Of labor and fertilizers.
area OF new paintings, value of crop
and losses from disease, insects and
other natural causes for each bog or
plantation In January, 1900. prelim-
mary schedules relating to the cram
berry yield of 1899 were sent out to
all the growers whose names and adj
dresses could be obtained. Each bIank
was accompanied by a list of the
growers, so far as ascertained. In tbe
vicinity OF the person addressed. to be
by him corrected and returned to the
Census office. To n additional prow.
ers whose names were thus secured.
schedules were forwarded by return
mail and many have already made
their reports.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-01
FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
ACRiCULTURiSTS.

Some Up-to-Dats nints About Gull
tivation of tho Soil and Yields
Observation-Disclosures, vitIcuiture and
Eloricuiture
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-01

Glover for Sheep.-Ciover is a very
good feed for sheep. as 1t contains tho
heterogeneous elements necessary for the
making OF wool. lean meat and the de-
yelopment OF the lamb still unborn.
The shepherd that has a bountiful sup
ply of clover is well provided with a
food that will put the flock In the best
Of condition.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03
MARTIN JACOBSON.

hHL .."=@L. LHstHL NN ttLF.L Ill., G-HG
The nominee for state senator
Iis engaged in the hardware bust
ness in Minot and also owns a
large stock ranch in the vicinity Of
Des Laces, in this county. He is
a good clean man, the nominee Of
therepublican party, both By pop
ular majority and majority Of the
convention. Regardless Of the
false reports put out BY his olpo.
p,oonents. he stands unpleaged 50
far as federal patronage IS cons.
cerned and 50 far as the United
States Senator is concerned. other;
than he wiilllyote for = republican
is an aggressive gentlen1lan an ns
has bis interests fl W ard county
III will work Tor the nera sllf
hhiiis, home. Nov, i'll view 81 biipp
,ftact, ii not that|just what yyoussasss 4 4
republican want Isitnot y your
inte,stss stock nisn, AZ A coal
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03

Proposed Amendment to the Co. ststutfon
the State of North Dakota.
L. Section 76 of article of the constitution
the st tie of North Dakota Is amendedso as
to read as follows:
as The governor shall have power In con-
junction with the board OF pardon of which
tile governor. shall be ex-otficiO a member and
the other members Of which shall consist ofthe
attorney general Of the State of$sSorth Dakota.
the chief Justice Of. the Supreme Court Of the
state of North Dakota and two qualified electors
VINO snail be appointed by the governor. to re-
nit tlnes forfeit ures. to grant repIiryes com,
MUTATIONS and pardOns after conviction for al
otfenSos except treason and cases OF inpeact,-
ment, but the legislative assembly may by law
regulate the manner in which the remission
0f.iines, pardons. communications and leprlefes
may ba applied for.
shall have The plwer to silSi,tili tae execution
Of santenaa until t.e t;:;e shall be reported y
the lie .eslttiyn assembly ut Its next regular
SEES. ion, N,-lsn the legislative ;!sSembly. snail
either pardon. or commute the sentence: t1l,eet
tae execution OF the sentence or grant fuftilet
Tie governor shall communicate to the
legislative assembly ut each regular session
each ease OF remission OF fine, re,rieve. com.
mutation or pardon. granted by the board OF
pardon, stating the maine of tue r0Nfl'ls inc
rryime' for wiiirll he is convicted. the sentence
and. It's ,iatet and the date Oi tue feNAisssiln.
comm,tntiDn pattlN.; ~ rapri,.Te. wlsil tiielt
reasons fur ggTantinytle same.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03

those who kaow him best this KIM
of talk has no effect anil it can a
only be worked on those Who DO
not know him. The parties using
lido rot believe it and Use TONY
because they have an object in
view, and that object, tie Office for
which Martin yseclsen IS callci-
date.
We would ask the voters to are
fully consider these things and
vote, on November 9th for the best
mar, and if you do this we feel
confident that Martin jacobson
will carry the county unanimously.
Ward County Reporter.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.
FIRST

~ ~ N5Is2s"F-aTNT SFlNSIZ FHLl9-@tSLa .fs'
Procure your ballots zone General Ballot and
one containing, proposed constitutional amend
mentlf from the Inspector or of ole OF the judges
of election, who will indorse on the back Of
each the words 'sp.of1clal ballot with the name.
of the county, name or number Of the precinct.
date of election and signed by the ms 1ector or
one OF the judges.
SECOnD
HaYing obtained your ballots, enter one Of
the nnoccupied booths or compartme nts and
prepare same for voting.
A Cross [X] or other mark in the square
below the party designation means a vote for
all nj on the party. ticket in that column,
except sltll rs are erased, pasted or written
over, ard excepting also those names inanotner
party column in the square opposite Which with
q Grass NJ or other mark Is made.
A name may be written or pasted opposite the
Office to be voted for and. the vote willcount
Tor the name 50 written or pasted whether a
cross Ixlor other mark is made in tile square
oppusite or net. >
IF yplE wish t, vote forn candidate for any
Office whose name does MT appearSon the
.ballpt: yM; sE.;W write i'll Inc I lank s,lsses .prE-
widest tor that purpose the: name u sstelsran
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didate or person for whom you wish to vote 81
use u printed %stiekec, and place such cross [X
or other mark In the square after such name !.
Make a cross [Xl within tile square after the
word that indicates the way YOU wish oy0te on
constitutional amendment ballot.
Having prepared your ballots as. above fold
them inward, 50 that the face or the ballot. will
be concealed and the official stamp may lie
seen; then la nd tl,emt to the Judge Of election.
Section 5e%, chapters of the revised codes OF
1899, reads as follows: Ballots when void In
the canvass of the votes. any ballot which IL
not Endorsed. as provided in this chapter, by
the official stamp and initials. shall he void iii 4.
shall not accounted and any ballot. or parts
uf Il ballot from which 1t Is impossible 10 de-
teilmine the electors choice, shall be void and
shall not be counted.
You are limited to five minutes time In which
ft0NOte. sa
Na} THIRD.
should YOU spoil u ballot or get Il. marked
wrong, return 1t to the inspector or enc OF the
Judges and, get u new one.
You are. limiiedito three ballots. =
See. 5lD. Any votef who cannot r"a.t or!t.la
BY blindness or other Mn, steal disability Ii
uaa pe to mark his ballot shall upon rc:,U ~,
recelHe the assistance of two OF fire elsctiM
%n:,iicers III the marking! thereof. they to bo
chosen ftnln different political parties. =.
Sc: s,2. i'ailOts Wt women ST all contain
u mes N c;,laiflatest f.r >rEiol Offices 0ily Or
lrnl"aSiti ms Dr:slinln Sotely TO 81. SM mat
blk.
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onst .bles:

Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
of tie st tie OF North Dakota.
-. That section 17o of the constitution OF
the State Of North Dakota be amended to read
as follows:
s 17s. Alfbroperty, except as hereinafter In
this section provided, shall be assessed In the
county, city, township, town, village OF district
in whi.h it is Situated. in the manner presrr,-
ned by law. The franchise, ro;t!way. rOadDea
rails ;lnd rolling stock of all ralirOadS ana llls'
franchise and all other property or all express
companies. freight line companies, tar el.liiIe
ing ear companies. telerraph or telephone nie.
state and used directly or indirectly In the
carving of persons. property or messages,
shall b. assessed Lyt :~eistate board 81 eqliai,
itarion ut ( leir aclu4i v;tltle and sual assessed
value siidl he appOrtioned tn the counties. cities,
villages. toXil;lips and dt%LrlttS IN when Su'il
railr.,al companies. aNp.eaS rompsiltS. sie'p-
iug G III con- )lnic; ). Ching ear continues. tSle.
.,r ui.ra.d !rlep.unt G '.nltaiheS itlil lonstet"l
through Which they ale operated as ~ D;tslsinr
tle taxation for slca pr perty, In PROPORTION
iVtlle number Of niles OF such property WITHIN
sucll r%oullties. cities. towns, villages. Townships
and districts OF rIer with any part OF s'lch
property is used or O%l,eratei within sucl
Counties. t owns, villages, townships ami dis
tricts. But should amy railroad Sallp" any
portion Of its r,a,lway to be used tnisatly, pur-.
upse 9TH Il tnau tile operation OF asfai:toal
thereon, su.il portion of us ruiittwiy. wlilicS 80
used. Shall be assessed in the manner p:ovl4ed
ior the II cssment of other real property.
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IA men for Railroad Com

good men for Railroad Com
lnissioners. '2s
g. N. johnson Of Richlan'd,
AN. Tolthagen IF Nelson and
III. G.. Wick of Pembina are the
candidates for the Presidential
electors. Vote for them, and
thus vote for that prince Of
American Statesmen, William
Mckinley, and that fearless
soldier aud honest public mar, nan
Theodore Roosevelt,
Of the county and Judicial
ticket the voters we'll know the
character of the mem nomina-
ted. Vote the ticket straight.
That is the duty of good Re
publican g..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03
Judge WING hester mas heenli

ss Judge Winctlester mas been
on b,sssnfrcc,l 1 olSs4:lssvan wears years
andIsbsfore 81 twas wenl lsnu, Wi vi
ilIE al people, 4 " tl,is distsiet,
He has been SppSsriitltesndeen of
IIaSScitlopa and An olid imerspp
s th!sgpoepupie and NE voters will
aksssnno stock scandal
I.yuaa fflalisseeflio,os "a singScirculatsd
Eagaitlst HIM: He il 40 welI
known yoterafi ,r them t.
Sbs lisye cafl,paignp stpriea5
|sbysiaiiceh t M fusionliists under l
,slRRanke Baker e halpossas q elect
giister for
'a 1l||s ] II \ Mi 81 b Al 'isl 81 gil'.',:a',,
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early days when lawlessaass ran.
rampant over this land, and honest
men had to baud themselves to.
gether for their common welfare.
q. G. Palmer iii those days ever.
stood up fo1 the right. He was
not OF t,,ae milk and water kind,
either, but aggressive, and with IN.
iron will he helped stie. better ele-
ment predominata He is worthy
Of your vote, Ct your earnest work
in his behalf and, although a resi-
dent of Williams county, yet we
wish to see Ward county give him
a handsome majority and thereby
bestow the honor on a truly man.
-WarA County Reporter.
While everybody in this
county knows that the pops
didn't llaYe enough votes at
tlle Baker-No s,teiger cpnvenl-
ton to entitlA than to apl;lce
on the ticket, it was Thought
best to let them on and Auditor
johnson ordered the names
YNl.r,ad 4 H. kn1lr,ts lat,fnrn
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03
E G. PALMER

The nominee for representative
for the goth Legislative district, re-
sides at Williston, Williams county
N. d. He is also. an old timer in
that county and went there in 1887,
He engaged in the sheep industry
and established a ranch about ten
miles northo Of Williston. He made
a success of the business. He then
took surveying and at the present
time has charge Of the work at an:
Indian agency in Montana. H la[s is
an expert on irrigation, having g
made that branch Of the business
a particular study. He has built,
himself up by his own hard work IS
and this year carried his county
without opposition for thesoRce 70
which he as,piires and receiysdth1 Chg
nomination in the legislative on
yention by acclamation.
AtNed,'' az he i Familiarity called.
is 7of the salt of the earth. s Heis 4 i
generous, open hearted westerrlner.
One of the trlest friends 4 man nan
ever had and one that attends
strictly Ia his own business ':lA''
good fnancisr and far-sigghteddt
man, There il little doubt bnt5
what Re vii represent hi !. selis
withScrediit . hinlssf and hise
|stittuentts Il elected, i i'm
Erep.ulblicaunlSSaalnd MI vote ~ repsuulo5s
Ecan measures. During all it 4
years hs has lived tihis Any neW
Scountryshs Hal Kept sacred his p Sssl:s
sonalls honoranaldfin onggh
poYsrttyS ana hara luck hss II t taill
camped9 o,n Ahissraa yYsesttSs h sasS
ghad the manhopds5sa1ld eoafagsso
|honestly noe IA adysrgsailisN, ls y
todsalyI|s.,ss,lnliipp aconafoTtabhs e s,lls
Iahass & scigenu,stsae,ss az
D. ~ 81 '1R|l1'l !
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miners, as farmers, as investors,
to continue the prosperous con-
dition Of this country By having a
Senator Of the republican fat h,
Who will vote for republican porilcl-
ples?. This is the pledge that
Martin jacobson has made that
he will vote for a republicanlsen
tor. It is an honorable pledge,
and in honor he will carry it out.
Contrast his position with thhateof
Nedruds, his opponent. Nedrud
makes statements detrementar to
jacobson which are not truthful,
nor can be in any way substan-
tate. he came up before acom-
mittee Of democrats and accepted
a nomination direct from them and q
now says he is an independent
candidate. Martin Jacobson went
before the republicans of this
county before the cauccuses, before
the county convention and before
the legislative convention, and in
an open straight forward way. re-
ceived his nomination.
Mr.. jacobson occupied q position
on the county board until ne. b him I'M:
self refused to become a candidate.
In this capacity he proved him
self a capable and competent man nan.
In every position . which he has
been placed he has been found a "
right. He has lived among as
from the early: days Of the history
Of the county and at one tim. time he
knew. personally every man man zig; IN
Ward county. For aman w 'hhlo'Ehtaass
been buying stock, and trading dEla
generally with his neigghlbborrs torso
long a time he has exceptionally
few enemies, b
Up to this time, during all the he
years that have past, while has -,
business has grown from aliittles.
start Of FIVE head Of horses until
his heard now numbers nearly ti rs.
IIEIV FtIF-&hlsSJ.G.Ta ssm
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Vote the straie 1T Republicans
ticket. lust place across x id
in the square ct the headsof the
Republican ticket. That one
cross 81, mark IS all that ~ NEG /
sessaryy. That will be avotaforr
the; the whole ticket Remember.
Stone mark ttne top III
ins the little .:5ssqf square under the
words l2ee.3pilullhpIIIIsGAu II t.sssM B
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03
NsD2uD's RECORD.

Here is the record of the
"Political Jun,ping-jack:"
In 1889 A. c. Nedrud ran on
the straight democratic ticket
for the Legislature and owing
to popular. associates was
elected by y plurality Of seven
votes.
In 1880 Nedrud jumped over
into the Peoples party and was
elected register of deeds.
In 1892 Nedrud ranindedend-
ent with democratic support
for coun@y auditor. He was de-
feated at the polls, buy on the
death of the successful candl-
date, Funk, commenced scham-
ing to get into the dead mans
shoes almost before the funeral
ceremonies were over, and was
finally sppoir ted.
In 1894 Nedrud again ran on
the pop ticket against a repub-
lican for county auditor and
was successful
In 1896 and 1898 he was re-
elected county auditor each
time.
In 1900 he sought the nomin
alton Tor county auditor ON the
republican ticket. Failing to
receive the no nination he
sought and Obtained the en-
dorsement of the pops and sore
heads for State senator, against
the regular republican, Nominee
Martin Jacobson.
Who can trust such q "turn'
coat" i'm Office as this man Ned.
rud? OF course he is pledged
to vote for a democrat for T.. $
Senator, but with a record suct
as it is With some hesitancA
that old line democrats endorse
/ him. He hinsel. declares ne
is a. republican and seems to
think his constituents are fools
enough not to know that Inc
cannot get into a republican
caucus.
He is a persistent office
seeker. He is a fckel in poll
tics and is not true to his
friends. He is a barnicle thai
ought either to be shaken off OF
else placed on a permanent
pension in this district. liz
cares nothing for princi pie; all
he wants is office and its per
%puisite.. Those who know
him best wonder what he ha:
in vie " ir the Legislature; IN
less it be the hope of anothe'
lottery deal or some similar
scheme, where he can take
another "rake-off." That 500
lottery money whetted his ap
netite for office and hehas helo
office ever since. The people
Will find it cheaper to pension
this chronic office-seeker thar
to put him in a position where
he can pratice his "hold-up'
proclivities.
mApTiN IAcnRs0yl
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Judge W~incaes.e-. II d
serves tie united support Of all
Republic ans.

Before Banker 3 lker or his
agents can make Roadway Il,
this county our people Insist
that Baker pay his just taxes
on cattle grazing on our lands.
line farlnsr and stock-.nsn eff
McLean couaty has to pay his
taxes and Why should this rich.
banker Baker escape and re-
fusesto pay taxes on Ills cattle.
ff .AA; vote for the straight re-,
publican ticket is a vote for
Winchester and against Regis
ter, VINO is Bakers attorney
and who, il elected, is expected
to help Baker escape paying
his taxes and who will be ex-
pected to look after Baser's in
terests all around.
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VOTE liz STRAIGHT.

into the booth, and make cross
in the little square beneath the
word "Republican" fold your
ballot, hand to the inspector,
and your duty as a republican
is done.
A cross nthe square beneath
the word Republican" votes
the straight republican ticket
from top to bottom. This is
the duty of everv Republican
this year, when the fusionists
are attacking them bitterly
from all sides. No Republican
can afford to trade or vote for
a fusionist.
The republicans have an ex-
cellent State ticket, headed by
Major White, the gallant sol
der, statesman and loyal North
Dakotan, the ticket is a good
one from from top to bottom.
White is one of the ab1est men
in the State, fearless, loyal, a
fine type of the American. Vote
for him.
Marshal! for Congress is a
shrewd business man.. who
will well represent the interests
of the State. He knows the
State and it's needs-is an old
settler, a good man in every
way. He deserves every re-
publican vote cast November 6.
Honest Dave Morgan for the
Supreme court-so excellent a
nomination that lie has on OPP
position. Long a district, judge
he has the confidence of every
man in his district. He will
make an excellent Judge of the
Supreme Court, tair, impartial,
learned in law. Vote for Morgan.
State Auditor Carbon has
made a careful, painstalking
aud efficient auditor. He has
stood for the interests of the
people. He has attended his
duties carefully and when the
convention came around, there
was no opposition to his norli=
nation. He is a bright young
Scandinavian-American with a
host of friends. 1
Macmillan for Treasurer is an
able man, who will care for the
State funds we'll. He comes
from the northern part of the
State where he has a strong
: following. Always a loyal re-
publican and a trustworthy
man-vote for Macmillan.
Joe Devine-known all over
the State as an educator of the
first class. Long experienced
in the affairs of the State as
lieutenant governor and acting
governor. one of the states
lest speakers, prominent in
every walk OF state policy, he
is the best man who could have
heep nolninatee for the office.o
State Superintendent. ,
E. r. Porter of Foster county
for Secretary of Stnte has beer
a State Senator, and was the
united choice of his district
He il a clean .cut young mali
well adapted to the position t.
which he aspires.
@. D. Comstock of Benson
county is an attorney Of ability
and standing. He is a MAJ
who will do his duty under ths
law, and do it faithfully. He
will make good attorney gen
eral.
Dave Bartlett of Briggs
2.EANfEEETHt -, EN-. IA2LHE .HA PIM4-IAr fEHHll
county for lieutenant governo,
is well qualified for the place
He stands we'll through the
State FFerd Leutz of Morton
county is well known Ger
man american business man
honest and square. Vote for
him forInsurance Commission.
IN. +, ] Turner of Gladstone,
thesnonlinee for Commissioned
p ARviculture iss represent
4ltiiye bpeii5pess man Of the
Vs.tern bart 81 the state.
she's 81 R;clland conlltyy,
I'D Ya.,ulngiIbillp,old 81 Nlells and
M NE%2Al
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Office to be voted for:

Presidential Electors:
REPRESENTATIVE In Congress-
Judge OF supreme Court: q
Governor:
Lieutenant Governor:
Secretary of State:
State Auditor: q
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instruct n:
Commissioners Of lnSul ance:
Attorney General:
CDtnini ..siUnef OF agriculture dLabol
Commissioners Of Railroads:
Judge of the District Court. thI)istric'
SC ate senator 2.Gtll District.
Members House Of Representative
10Th District:
County Treasurer:
County Aud tor:
Register Of Deeds:
Clerk of t'oult:
SGate's Attorney:
CarOner:
County Judge:
County Surveyors.
Assessor list district:
md 4,
3rd
Superinte.. .ent of Schools:
County Commissioners, 3rd District:
Justices of tit. Peace:
onse tDlcS.
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Sopjal.l1emOorit
Individual nominations,

Efa.e ~ f1-sarH ~ 10 ElIEsH1 ~ t#aE .hfFsftN
Social 1emOor,t
individual nominations.
/. Robert Grant.
Free S. Parker.
E.sO. SiaastAd,
j. G., h, Cllarest
Geo. w. Poague,
Royal F. King. /.
a. RaSsett,
H., @, Massey,
j.. i, how, !
Knut! NOrgRyd.
Ralp!i W, 6tmpkins.
/ A. ii. Sneur,
&. y, Haight,.
William Lamb. .
f. i. =. Tucker,
luMts Nelson.
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Prohibition
Individual NonlnAtl0lsi
j. \. EastarbiGok,
e. j. RerWig,
E.sA. taylor. +
hlfle; ~. Mott,
pslevan Carlton,
w. G Green.
George NJ. Naylor.
D. II Humphreys.
b. II. Tlbbetts.
N. :. Van de Bosagt.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-11-03

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James GlassfONl,
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John Miller.
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