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Of her children. She does not instruct
them herself, but she makes a point OF
going into their lessons always once a
week. II they are at school, she goes
to the school and stays through th'
day, in order to know Just what the
children are studying
The Roosevelt children are Axe
seventeen years old Theodore Jlr
fourteen: Kermit, twelve, Ethel ten,
Archibald, seven, and Quentin, iu'N
They are all bright ana in:fea.
and. as tie boys are as full OF pcan"
as pussible and have none of ~.
cuglvepess 30 common 10 chiie.th
reared In aiiuence. IL is likely thai 'nr
grounds Of the White House VIII p'
much more lively than they have Deeh
for a generation.
The romplng, outdoor life which thesS
children have. hitherto enjoyed az Ogs,,
ter Bay dusing nearly eight months OF
each year has had the eject OIL hlahlhb
athletes Of chem an. Teddy junior u
said To be an excellent boxer, good
runner aud Ilmper, first class SWIM
mer and magnificent horseman. IN
deed all the children ride wen. Tor
their father ha,, always held that horse
back riding is lhe most healthful eNer-
else IN the word. The children have
taken 20 1t so naturally that a visitor
who saw them sume time ago on their
fsvorite mounts laughinIy remarked
10 the colonel tsat II he should ever
conclude TO raise another regiment OK
rough riders he vNl be able to get sew
eral recruits Wthon. leaving MS own
PREMISES. Teddy iun'or IL so striking
a counterpart In miniature OF his IA
Their that his identity is clear 70 per-
sons meeting him for the first time at
places where they woIid naturally not
expect to see him. His mental HABITS
and his impulslye manner are also
those OF his father, who, by the way
is regarded by the youngster as the
greatest man in the world. his sole
expressed ambition Is that he may live
TO be as GOOD man as his paternai
ancestor
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man in 1909; his great grandfather,
Cornelius c. Roosevelt, likewise
merchant, was alderman from 1855 TO
1901; his great great grandfather, Cor
nelius Roosevelt, was alderman from
1859 to 1894; his great-grea- great
grandfather, John Roosevelt, also a
merchant, was alderman from l74S TO
1861 and his great great great great
grandfather, Nicholas Roosevelt, was
alderman Of New York city In 10000.
Such was the life of the sturdy Dutch
ancestors from whom Theodore Roose-
welt inherited his name. But although
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himself ~ well as by the force of his
own personality, Roosevelt might have
advanced rapidly In any path he chose.
whether II led toward brilliant social
success or the making Of large for
tune. That he chose career Of public
service Is characteristic Of the man.
the more so in that he saw in the
course he had marked out for himself
small chance Of pecuniary remuneration
and a struggle for principle that might
teopsrdize those rewards that are the
politicians Once decided he never
swerved from his course. For more
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Buffalo ESposit on Reopeuod.

Buffalo. Sept. 9O.-1he Pan-American
exposition, which was closed yesterday
our OF respect for m, late President.
Mckinley. rcopene1 It's Gates this morn
ing
This was Welsh day ne the exposition,
ami in addition 10 appropriate cercmon-
iss. there was singing by Welsh socie-
ties If sololsts. The International
convention Of cattle men was also
scheduled for today In the New York
state building
A great cattle parade IN tie stadium
including about 1000 head Of prize vim
ners. is On the program for this after
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Russian Grnln Crop Rcnort.

S, Petersburg Sept 20-The Journal
o. Commerce and Industry today SEMI
oW.alIy reports the following regard
\.ne the grain crops ~ European Rus
W
.He winter grain BE- quite satisfactory
io "A southwest where there was SUITE
def r.Ia foo The summer
Inv North Caucasus, Finland ana
Id Ton .on OF the western province 70 is
ala., thr average.
10 - no. quite satisfactory In The
-.ath..r,. that la beyond the Nolga and
moan ,he A2of sea. % Is bad 20 very
Ind In thc Noga valley and the prove
iuess adjoining thc Nolga valley Rus
Sian Poland and many districts Of the
p1IiIo provinces. lu The other prove
'rees % Is about as usual with local cX-
,,eptions The summer grain is every
,ghere poorer than the winter grain.
boz Poland a Is generally good.
The report fully confirms earlier prog
tc ,ticstions.
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czolsosz's Attorneys Confer.

Buffalo. sept 2o.--Judge Robert c.
Titus. one 0t the counsel assigned 20
defend CgDleos1 The Prcs'dents muir
sar.r returned today from Milwaukee.
n aud ML LOWS. his assistant c1un-
gs. 10 once hcil % conference from
which Judge Lewis declined 70 see
newspaper men but sent out word that
Judge Titus had not decided as yet
whether % accept the assignment as
cnuLsaI
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Theodore Roosevelt was born Oct. q,
1868, In his fathers house, rs East
Twentieth street, in New York city. In
that quiet region around Gramercy
park, the home Of many families bear
ing names held in high honor and es-
TEEN, there was none bearing name
more highly honored and esteemed
than the family into which Theodore
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short and back again they went 10
Washington.
Bat during an these chances and
changes the quiet routine Of Mrs.
Roosoyclta NE. II @ could be a routine
one, went on and, with the exception
that the place itself was altered there
was no difference made Every sum-
mer has been spent at oyster Bay,
whore the life led IS entirely an out
door one. Mrs Roosevelt there, as
elsewhere, superntends The education
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Klnr Edwarl ln Swollen.

HHdugbarg. sweden. Sept 20-Klng
Edward and queen Alexandra arrived
here 40 noon today 0u The British royal
Yacht Osborne. The king % sweden
received them No the landing stage The
r,ysl party drove 90 the castle Of So
fr5 clecred by he U0puleCc.
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roosevelt was bonn, For nix genera
IONS his forebears had been prominent
as citizens ~ New York and distin-
gnished IN the councils VI the city. Ills
iather. James j. Roosevelt was alder
man IN ls2S. lS2, and 1890. assomblyman
from 1885 70 1870 congressman from 1851
to 1888 and supreme court Justice from
1914 TO 1850: bis grandfather. James
Roosevelt who was merchant.
was asssmblymsn In 1881 ana alder.
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that was Delighted au1 interesting.
When MI Roosevelt dteoht Co. come
back to New York igaM Mrs h0o.e-
welt felt badly az briaMng up her iIe
in Washington but az usual. said
nothing and allowed herself 10 be- ear
rled away by her husbands enthusl-
asm over his new held Of work ana
camo back 20 New York and took up
lsr lie shefe sac had left 8; before.
As 10 well gnewn, The life here was
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than twenty years he has been before
the public eye as an aggressive political
force.
THE ROOSEVELT HOMESTEAD.
Vice President Roosevelts homestead
near oyster Bay. y. Y. Is an Ideal
country seat, and the Roosevelt fami-
~ 10 a very old one IN the ncighbor-
hood. The house Is sarge. h0hclihc
aaa essnrinsd. auits pnpsOshiises. IL
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RoosEvELTs ANCESTRY.

ifested Enthusiastically even in his very
early boyhood, seemed to presage for
him a more than ordinary career
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The Man Who is Now the Chief Executive of the
Misunderstanding Personalities Which Have Made
Him Unique Character in National Poiitios-He
Believes in the Strenuous Life.
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RoosEvELTs ROUGH RIDERS.

NATURALLY enough Roosevelt would not
be content TO sit behind a desk while
there was fighting going on. He sub
mitted his resignation to the president
on April 10th and tried TO get an APP
pointment upon General Lees stan
Then came the rough rider idea the
seventh phase Of Roosevelts career
hardly thought OF before II was real
lied "Roosevelt's rough riders
something in the ALTERATION Of the
name struck the popular fancy and the
regiment became famous before IL was
organized. Roosevelt had had some
military experience az a captain In the
Eighth regiment, but not enough, in
his estimate to fit him 10 command a
regiment In time OF war, and he mod
estly took the second place and was
content to learn from his friend, Dr.
Wood,
II Is hardly necessary 10 recount the
history OF the rough riders from the
time they were organized In san An
tonic, Texas, until they were mustered
out at Camp WikoM-io recall the jun
gle fight Of Las Guasimns and the
bloody charge at San Juan lTlll The
tale is sill on every ones iips. But II
Is worth while to recall the remarkable
influence Roosevelt's personality had
over his men, an influence ihat welded
q thousand or more independent. cow
funchers, ranchcrs ana athet. into a
lighting machine. You've got % per-
form without iliachinr VIVA c~fr Guy
Is assigned you regardless ~ the din
Guilty OF danger attending if. 10 mat
ter what comes YOU mustn't acucal."
These words 81 R0osevclts became al
most a religion with his men. 80 do
anything without linching AMI not to
squeal' was their aim. ana TO hear
the colonel say Bully" WAS rewa.d
enough.
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GOVERNOR. VICE PRESIDENT.
PRECEDENT.

Colonel Roosevelt returned TO the
United states to lnd that he was al
ready talked OF as the next governor o.;
New York. But his regiment. which
he had "breathed and eaten with FOR
three months" was stll on his hands.
and he had no time Tor anything but il.
Not until he became a plain citizen on
Sept. Is would he talk OF politics. and
then he found the tide Of events bear
ing him along inevitably and lrresis,i-
bly,.
The eighth stage Of Roosevelts ca
reer began with the assumption OF the
offioe Of governor Of New York state
and the ninth was his Inauguration as
vice president OF the United States
March T. 1891.
A tenth phase IL Just opening for him
as the chief executive OF the greatest
nation In the world.
President Roosevelt's ancestry and
his rearing snd education. coupled with
an sxosssivsiy sSsrsssivs nature, man
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snapshot Of the man, at whose house
the Pesident died,
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the navy ready. When war did finally
break out. Mr.. Roosevelt was for rush
ing matters. for taking Havana at once
and debating terms from there.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
STIR Mail Routes.

The pastoiiice depart ment has ISSUED
ronte contracts for the fonr-year term
beginning July 1. 1902 which are of in
terest TO residents Of this county AS all
the mail routes here are star routes.
Contractors will be required to carry
mail for persons living along the rm'tes,
much after the manner in vogue on
rural delivery rontes. The patrons win
he required to put up mail boxes near
the line Of travel, bIt will no, I've re-
quired to pay the mail carrier any COM
pensation for the service performed.
The carrier will ne compelled tn per
form the services as part Of his contract
to carry the mail. and postmasters along
ti:e line will be required to separate and
tir up matt for the purpose Of this de-
livery for all persons who request it.
j. 1t is the intention Of the department
to give the country residents in all sec
lions of the union every possible con
venience for receiving and dispatciiing
mail. aud the improvements which are
being made in tins direction by the post
office department will be OF great value
to the rural population.
This new ruling does not affect pres
ent contracts. but bidders for the next
contracts, which will he called for next
fall. wifi lave to take the new ruling
into consideration. Inasmnch as the
carriers will in future get their pay
from Uncle Sam for this kind OF service.
they will not he required to keep ac-
counts with their patrons. and at the
end Of every year nave a number which
he can class as desperate
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
Called to l,ts Last Home.

This week it becomes The IIKRALD's
sad duty to chronicle the death OF one
who was just entering manhood. one
whnse future career. Judging from his
past life. would have cast no reproach
upon the bereaved father and mother.
Frank johnson. the l9-year old son OF
Mr. AID Mrs Alfred johnson. was
taken down with measles few weeks
ago. and the latter part of last week it
developed into pneumonia. The com
plica,ion baflei medical skill. and as S
o'cI"ck on Monday morning last the
patient little sufferer breatlied his last
at the residence Of his cousin. John
Smith. ab0nt eleven miles a.Ove town.
The bshly was brought to Meeker
Wednesday afternoon accompanied by
relatives and "A number Of upper White
river residents. and taken to the N. f.
church where Rev. John conducted ser
vices. A large number OF Onr citizens
joined the funeral cortege. and the re
mains wer. inferred in Highland CEN.
etery. Rev. John also officiating ut the
grave.
The efstricken parents have the
sympathy of the community in their sad
loss. Frank being their only son. and
his surviving sisters will also miss lin.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
Remarkable Rheumati,m cure,


From the Vindicator. RutherforSltOn
n. C.: The editor of the Vindicator
has an occasion to test the efficacy IT
Chamberlain Pain Balm twics with
the most remarkable results in each
case. First, with rheumatism in the
shoulder from which he suffered excru-
ciating pain for ten tlavs. which was re-
!ieved with two applications nf Pain
Balm, rubbing the parts ,ffficted and
realizing instant benefit and entire re-
lief in very short time. Second. III
rheumatism in thigh joint. almost pros
trattna him with severe pain. which was
relieyei by two applications. rubbing
with the Imminent on retiring at night.
and getting up free from pain. For sale
by Strehlke X Owens.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

a L
FLEETWOOD SPRINGS. COfo.. March o. 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice. of his intcri-
tt0n to make final proof In support of his
claim: and that said proof will be made before
me Register md Receiver Mt Glen 700 |
springs Colorado. on Saturday. April ~ 1891,
at 10 o'ciO elk n M. viz:
Russell \ Col,ins, of .'iceance Colo. on his p
y ~ No ~, Ute. for the NV L SE i. NE 4
~ W 9Th NJ.
He names the following witncsees to prove
OF said band. viz:
A Grant. James !. Courtney, Charles II
LhHtheld and John Schultz. all Of Pjceaucc.
Colorado.
mhaapI3 J.F SQUIRE. Register
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
a Good Cough. Medicine

Il have no hesitancy In recommend
ing Cha.Aber;ain's Cough Remedy
says F + Moran. a well known and pop
ular baker of Petersburg. Va I'VE
have given it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs. also whoop-
ing cough. and it has ALWAYS given per-
feet satisfaction 1t was recommended
to me by "a druggist as the best cough
medicine for c'li'+rer ne it cnn,.i.:5d 10
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
Call for Citizens Meeting.

A Citizens meeting will he held at
the court house on Thursday evening.
March IA. 1901. at 100 O'Clock. for the
purpose of placing ia nomination can
didates for the ensuing town election.
siz: One mayor and three trustees.
NJ. I. RYA AN. Chairman.
ii. 4. WILDHACK. Sec'y.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Vice President Rnosevelt's expedition
into Rio BIanco county has probably
dome more to advertise that SECTION of
Colorado than al. other sourcrs ccm-
b,red. and John Goff. thereby has Sc
cured neutrality-suspicious. as u guide.
Steamboat Sentinel.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Clarence Lamb and wife departed for
Denver on Tuesday last. Mrs Lamb
will enter one of the hospitals there
and take treatment for an ailment of
long standing; while not Of very seri-
Gus nature il is nevertheless annoying
Her many friends here trust that The
trip will prove beneficial.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
Partnership Dissolved.

The partnership existing between the
undersigned under the firm name OF
John IL. Golf 4 ca. has been termin-
ated. The buslurss viii he carried on
l.. john . &, Il. who will paw all In
drl,.dn->s az sid tfm and collect all
man-y d,,- said iism WHutie,d Ryley.
ia p.i,l6 John b. Golf
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

County Treasurer Oidland attended
the cattlemen's conventions at Denver
this week Word was received last
night that IN the way down Rube
primed himself for\ an oratoriai tilt
with John z. Irish on the leasing ques-
ton. but after hearing Mr.. Irish's
flower, talk. Rube didn't have mrch to
saw.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

The weather the past week was vari-
able. For several DAYS it was line, but
Thursday q wind storm came up, and
that night snow fell. about an inch
showing up Yesterday morning; IT was
nearly all melted by night. This morn
ing couple Of inches more snow was
on the ground, and the flakes we're still
flying at 8 O'Clock.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A cali " issued to-day for . c.,uven-
tioo os the Citizens party to nominate
candidates for mayor and trustees to
be voted on April ID. 1t will be beld
NEXT Thursday evening Ut the court
house. Everybody il invited to turn
oat and have voice In the selection OF
candidates
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Knowing that there will be shortage
Of water in Picsance creek the coming
season, some Of the ranchmen there are
slready diverting water onto their land.
They want at least one cutting.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
N.tlcc nf Town Election.


Notice is hereby given. that the an
nnal municipal election for the town nf
Meeker. Colorado. will be held on Tues
day, the ID day Of April. lG0l. for the
pnrpnse Of electing the following named
officers. viz:
One MayOr. 10 serve one wear.
Three Trustees. tn serve two years
The board of registration will meet
on Tuesday. Marci, 18Th, and again OH
Monday. April LIST. rs bv law provided.
Place of registration and place of
election. county court honsa.
W. E. SIMPSON. Mayor.
F. w. II. PFEIFFER.
Town Recorder.
MEEKEE. Colo. March s. 1901.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Early this weak Fred Carstens was
called to Aspen tn attend the funeral Of
the wife OF his brother. Alex. b. Car
stems. who died Sunday morning. Mrs.
Carstens, nee Seymour, WAS buried on
Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

s. T. Eek. veteran Of the civil war,
and an old timer in this valley, is down
with kidney complication. His condi.
ton 10 said to be critical.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

The Park Comedy company will pre-
sent the following plays Saturday.
March 9, 1901. ut the Powell Park
school-house: Comedy Drama. 1.-The
Danger Signal" and farce, The Per-
secuted Dutchman." Admission. 25c
Curtain Rises as sac.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

John F. Wilson, of ThornburQ. repre-
sented his section at the cattIemen,s
meeting in Denver this week. He went
out Sunday morning.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Attorney General c. e. Post will have
charge Of the White case to be ~ tried
in the county court next Monday, and
Judge Noooan has been retained to
assist him. Judge Ryan will attend to
Mr.. Whites interests.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

II. 8. Harps last lot Of thoroughbred
bulls arrived in Aeeker Wednesday.
They are exceptionally line. and Sinp
u seems 10 getting to be ~ good = buyer
- the bsst Of them when It comes to
bloodsd stock.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Mrs. Cora II. Beard arrived in New
Castle last Wednesday night from
Victor. where she has been the past six
months. Size intends making New
Castle her home again.-Democrat
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A suit was A,ed in The district court
yesterday March sthl styled Morgan T.
Davis VI. John Williams. The cause is
money deaaand. . question Of netes.-
Aspen Timss.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Yesterday some big real estate trans
sections were contaminated. The land is
located In Powell park, and comprises
q good many hundred acres, and the
consideration aggregates 4 good many
thousand dollars. Uncle Jim and Ezra
can now live on. Easy street. The
HERASDH M give details next week.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

A. b. Critchlow was an outgoing pas
senser Monday bound for Denver to
attend the cattlemen's meeting. Pice-
ance had good representative.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

st. Patrick's day falls on Sunday
this year. but this fact didn't keep the
Odd Fellows from announcing a dance
in honor Of the patron saint. 1t will be
held Monday evening, the 18th.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At
GLESwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. Is, l90l.i
NOT1CE-Is hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has fiied notice of his inter-
tion To make hnal proof in support nf his
claim. and fhnf said proof will be made he.
fore the Clerk Of the County Court at Meeker
Colorado. on Saturday. April Is, 1901, Mt 10
O'Clock q. rn.. viz.
on bis D s No 2fsH Ute scric< for no Sc i
Sc = Sec y y Sw = and Sw J. SE = See "a
Up : 8, kSs " 9Th PM
his continuous residence hpon and cultivation
Orris I. Dudley. Hens Mikx.lson, Frank
Parks and S. q. Sfalter. all of Piceance, Colo
fs;InhD J. F. SQUIRE Register.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Complete line of ladies' and children s
summer hats, in Hugus building. np
stairs, room g. MRs. q. A. BOoTH.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

On the nrst pass of this issue will Be
se~n tho new advertisement OF J. l..
Buck who is after live native animals.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
1t Fits Here.

The spring poet has broken loose. and
following is his first grind:
The hens are beginning to cackle,
The flies are n buzzin', too.
And the boy with Y can
Is headin' the van,
An tishin' the whole day thru.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

On Monday evening. March 18th, the
Odd Fellows will give a dance at their
hall. Supper to be had at the Miller
house.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

The rules and regulations Of the
printers union are rough on rats.'
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Some Of our old timers will doubtless
Semember Calamity Jane, a notorious
and famous border character. who wore
mems clothes, and for many years re-
sided in northwestern Colorado. In her
declining years shei,.s been compelled
10 apply for admission TO q Montana
poor house. Her last visit to this valley
was some twelve years ago.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

George WEIGH h.d the misfortune to
be severely burned In the fore part of
the week. An exploding gasoline lamp
was the cause.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

l. Dave and Sadie Corbett and Frank
BusseIls have bought the Noble and
Armstrong ranch on Rifle creek
Reveiile.
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09

Among the new advertisements this
week will be found that of DR.. E.
Hooper Finch. The lady is specialist
The Meeker herald., 1901-03-09
LORD & SIMONS,
Butchers 4sD Grocers
We carry a full line OF all classes
of provisions and groceries and
sci! AS low as tile markets
viii permit.
LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
JANn nFglCE AZ

IafNO VFfI'E Mt
GLESwooD SPRINGS, Colo, Feb. $, 1901.
NoTIcE-Ishercbyg given that the following
named settler las tlle.i notice Of his inteil-
ton To make iirai proof in support of his claim
and thar said proc. will he Iri,i,l-. befor,. H. A.
Wibtf;acs, I'm T. \. Commissioners M Mccker.
Colo. thursday. March -, 1901, nj 10
o'clnci. u. M. viz:
John a. larsen. Of Mceker Co,o. on Lis p u
No .liH. Ute series. for the MY ]. See Il, Tp
". II ni ~ 9Th r ~
He names the following witnesses tn prove
his cnntinurus residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said lnnd. viz:
Horace Harp. Benjamin L. Clark. Victor A
DikcDan and Alonzo ture Sr. all of Meekcr,
Colorado.
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