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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

Salt Lake last night to have good
time and a look at the Mormon CITY,
Elmer o. Dow of the Home Real Es-
tate company was at Santa Cruz part
of last week on business.
E. L. Kornfeld and William P. Gron-
en- have returned from La Grande beach
near Oceana. The proprietors Of this
1000 lot proposition are figuring on
making extensive Improvements at La
Grande. A fine view of the coast and
Golden State Realty company.
Mrs. Cohn, wife of Ben Cohn of the
Golden State Realty company, has re-
turned from Kansas City. Mo-, where
she was called to attend the funeral
of her brother, Lucien Brandenburger,
A. c. Bilicke of the Bilicke-Rowan
company has decided to erect a tell
story fire-proof hotel at San Francisco.
The cost will be over half a million
dollars.
Many local dealers are preparing to
go to various parts of the country on
vacation trips. Quite a number will
visit the exposition at Portland.
McGinnis, Walsh & Sullivan, archi-
tects, now occupy rooms 512-514 in the
Bradbury building.
John Parkinson and Edwin Berg
strom, architects, have formed a CO.
partnership. with offices in suite 1915
Braly building. Mr.. Bergstrom, who is
a graduate of Yale university and the
Boston School of Technology, has been
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

ness building and a five-room cottage;
consideration $4,000.
Fourth and Figueroa
DR.. John Hepburn has purchased Of
R. e. Garcia, through Black Bros, an
unimproved lot on the southeast corner
of Figueroa and Fourth streets, having
a frontage of sixty feet on the former
and 165 feet on the latter thoroughfare;
consideration, $13,5OO.
Adams and Central Avenue
John M. Diehls to Ida M. Polking-
horn, lot 75xS3 feet on the northwest
corner of Adams street and Central
avenue; $4,000. The lot is improved
with three story frame.
On Temple Street
Theresa Conrady to Charles Picken-
bach, lot on the northwest corner of
Temple and Centennial Streets i'm
proved with two story frame business
and apartment house and seven room
frame dwelling; $13.S00.
Residence Property Sold
Althouse Bros. report sales Of resi-
dence property as follows:
A. P. Chiperay to Elizabeth Alice
Everhardy, an unimproved lot on the
west side of Arapahoe street, 300 feet
north of Tenth street. lot 6Ox142h feet.
Mrs. Everhardy will improve with n
fine residence to cost $4,000. Considera-
tion, $4,000.
A. M. Spence to H. Maynard, an un-
improved lot on the east side of Lake
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

The accompanying illustration is a
perspective of the new home for Mr..
Jeremy that will be ready for occu-
pancy not later than Christmas day.
The porch and terrace on the south
and east fronts are IL to IA feet wide.
The reception hall finished in oak and
with recessed seats will be 1Sx21 feet,
with ornamented staircase at the rear
Of the hall. At the right Of the hall
the plans show the parlor 15x1S feet,
and the living room 1Sx26 feet. In each
room is a tile mantel, and French win
dows separate the living room and
conservatory at the rear. Provision
is made in the conservatory for a
fountain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
|RealEstateSection

quiet sales have taken place and we
have practically sold out every lot in
the big tracts and we are making ad-
vance sales on two big additions to
these tracts. Our branch office at Fifty
third and Main streets has been kept
busy taking deposits and the main Of
fice busy making out papers for the
many purchasers. Several miles Of
street work are now being finished
through our tracts and many houses
are in course Of erection. No, rush to
the beach does not affect our sales in
these city tracts"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

The family dining room 19x26 feet
with large mantel in oak, is at the left
Of the hall, and at the rear is the but
ler's pantry, a large kitchen and other
home conveniences; also the servants
hall and a screen porch.
The patio, 16x3O feet, is at the rear
of the center of the residence, fianked
by the living room and the kitchen.
On the second floor are five large bed
rooms, two mantels, two bath rooms
besides numerous closets and balconies
one on the east front and one at the
rear
This improvement will be one of the
show places of the southeastern Sec
ton of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

that he has decided to make the city of
the Angels his future home.
Some weeks ago Mr.. Jeremy pur-
chased four lots in the Country Club
Heights tract, with frontage of 1876 feet
on Western avenue and 255 feet on
San Marino street. The ground sur
mounts knoll from which fine view
of the surrounding country can be had
the ocean to the south and Hollywood
and the mountains on the north.
On this knoll will be erected highly
ornamental and commodious home of
the old mission style of architecture
from plans drawn by Dennis & Far
well, architects. at cost of about
$40, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
NO TIME TO GIVE SALES;
TOO BUSY SELLING LOTS

When asked for a report of last
weeks sales in the Mccarthy COM
pany's tracts, e. Avery Mccarthy said:
1--WE haven't time to give list of sales
for this week. Since actual work has
begun on the Moneta avenue car line,
we have been unusually busy. Steady,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
IN COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS
A. H. Jeremy Plans to Occupy His New
California Home Not Later
Than Christmas
Day, 1905

A. H, Jeremy a we'll known capitalist
of Plttsburg, Pa, who has visited Los
Angeles frequently, is so favorably i'm
pressed whit climate and other at
tractive features of Southern California
that WOO and win the average tourist,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
ACTIVE INTEREST
IN CITY REALTY
Los ANGELES PROPERTY IN
INCREASED DEMAND
MANY SALES SHOW VALUES
Prices Of Business and Residence Lots
Continue Flrm-Numerou Pur-
chases Made for Investments
In Downtown District

While deals in realty in the outlying
residence sections have been more ac-
tive than during the trouble no-saloon
election week, real estate agents assert
that the coming weeks will show still
greater activity amone Los Angeles
investors, augmented oy the home pur-
chasers who will come In from the
desert. Many OF the deals of the past
week have been on a large scale, and
quite a number Of important transact
tions that have been pending for some
time will soon be ready for publica-
tion. Values continue firm and the de-
mand is quite active for the summer
season.
Activity on Olive Street
Great things appear to be doing on
Olive street in the neighborhood of
Sixth and Seventh streets, judging from
the sales of the past week. One of the
more striking sales was that of John
Coleman, through Robert Marsh & Co..
to Charles F. Pepper and associates,
the lot being 551ax165 feet. located on
the wlst side Of Olive street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, 165 feet south
of Sixth street. The consideration
named is s52,25O, or at the rate of 5000
per front foot. Important improve
ments are planned. Good judges of
Olive street frontage assert that values
are steadily advancing as the demand
for business sites is pushing south ana
west of Central park.
Homes In WestmoreIand
Judge s. c. Hubbell has bought of
Clark & Bryan lots "a and 25 of the
Westmoreland tract, situated on the
southwest corner of Arapahoe and
Tenth streets, having frontage of 1870
feet on Arapahoe by $50 feet on Tenth
street. The purchase was made as a
site for a home and the buyer will i'm
prove the property with handsome
dwelling that will cost $4,000 to $4,000.
Clark G Bryan have sold to Rev.
Baker P. Lee, the new rector Of Christ
tract, 6Ox15O feet. unimproved, on the
west side Of Hoover street, about 100
feet north of Tenth, and plans are now
being prepared for church vestry TO
cost about $4,000 to be put up on the
premises
New Masonic Temple
The Southgate Masonic lodge, through
C. H. Grdlestone, has secured from o.
A. Sassaman and associates an unim-
proved lot 70x15O feet on the northeast
corner of Main and Thirty-third
streets; consideration, $1O,5OO. The
frontage on Main street is 10 feet.
Plans are being drawn for the erection
of two-story Masonic temple on the
corner, the first floor to be used for
business purposes. The improvement
willGcost about $4,000.
On West Adams Street
Rev. C. Molony. rector of ST. Agnes
church, has purchased of e. A. Rog-
ers Of Clearwater, Cal, the lot 5Ox155
feet and a two-story. nne-room
house, at 1424 West Adams street, for
$500. The property will be used in
connection with the church.
On Figueroa Street
F. S. and P. S. Noble have purchased
from Charles G. Andrews, through
Wright & Calender, lot 6Ox150 feet,
on the west side of Figueroa street,
6N IEAzEM WWIE a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Movement of Realty DeaIers-Many
Preparing Vacation Trips
w. H. Allen of the firm of Allen &
Son was among the representative Los
Angeles realty dealers who left for
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02

purchased these compounds in
large quantities, have them in
stock, and that it would be inn
possible to dispose of them by
the date originally determined.
"After careful consideration
of this phase of the case, and to
protect those who in good faith
have engaged in the sale of
these preparations, this office
has determined to make the
order effective as against manu-
facturers on January l, 1906, in
stead of December l, 1905, said
date, January l, 1906, being the
beginning of the third quarter
of the fiscal year.
"With regard to all handling
these preparations as retail
dealers both druggists and other
merchants, the order will be
made effective April 1, 1906,
tne beginning of the last quarter
of the current fiscal year.
"This office will continue to
make analysis Of other prepara
tlons similar 10 those already
examined. and will announce
from time to time the conclu-
siOns reached.
"Until public notice is given
as to other preparations than
those above named, manufac.
urers, druggists, and others
handling these preparations
will not be he'd liable for spe.
cial tax for other articles than
those set forth herrin, provided
that the compounds are sold in
good faith as medicine" -"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
Town Property for Sale.
r. e. wYLIE,
Attorney.atLaw.

The following lots in the town of
Lancaster, 5; c., belonging to the
estate or the late Mrs. Julia A. Tay-
lor will be sold at public auction at
Lancaster court house the first Mon
day in December next, to-wit:
The vacant lot corner of Chester
field Avenue and Market street. living
West of l.. G.. Lazenby's residence
containing B acres-lot capable of
division into several desirable buiId-
ing lots.
Also lot, with commodIous, 2-storv
dwelling thereon, south of Lancaster
a. Chester Ry. depot, formerly occu-
pied by Col. II. G. McGlwain.
"A perfect, guaranteed title will be
given purchaser or purchasers. The
heirs OF Mrs. Taylor being all of age
VIII Join in execution OF titles,
WALTER 5. TAYLOR,
MRS. II. G. MCILWAiN,
HISS : ~ Liza a TAYLOR
j. BURROUGHS TAYLOR
Heirs Of MRS. JULIA A. TAYLOR
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
Notice.

To the ovsrseers of the Public
Roads OF Lancaster County.
1 again ask you all to warn out
your hands and work each of your
sections Of the public roads, as MANY
days as the law requires or until you
get your road in good condition.
want to find that each section OF road
in the county is worked good between
this and the last day of NoyembeH.
AS you all know you can't do muoh
good working the clay roads during
the winter months.
The grand jury held meeting on
the first Monday in September last
and requested me to give notice to all
OF the overseers to put four days
work on each section of road by the
first Monday in Oct. and for each of
you to make report to me that day
And | did so, but many of you failed
TO work or to make any report. SO [
kindly ask you all to read the report
of the grand jury at the last term of
the court. You will see by that report
that they want TO have the roads
worked better than they have ever
been in the past, or have the law en-
forced against any one who fails to
discharge his duty. Let every one
do his duty, and the law will not be
enforced against any one. but other
wise, they say it must be done.
i axe due notice therefore and govern
yourself accordingly.
Respectfully,
NJ. G.. Gardner
Co., Supr.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

am prepared, as usual, to negotiate loans,
on improved cotton farms, In sums of $500 90
and upwards for five years. Interest at7 per
cent on sums OF sl,09p0o and over Under
si,ooo.oo per cent. interest No brokerage
or commission enarged-only a reasonable fee
for abstract OF title.
r. E. wYLIE,
Attorney.at.Law
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
Harvie Jordan and Higher
Prices
What the Leader of the Cot
toll Growers Has Accom-
pliShed.
Manufactured Record.

harVle Joruan, standing In the
great convention, held in New
Orleans, outlined plan and car
rled the convention in its favor
despite great position, say in
to the South: "If you will but
hold your cotton you will sell il
in July at 10 cents a pound in.
stead of 5 cents, and the 8 cents
is inevitable if you do not follow
this policy" 1t was daring pre-
diction and daring undertaking.,
but in time so brief that few
realized what could be accom-.
plished Mr.. Jordan and his asso.
ciates had organized a Southern
Cotton Association and had rail-
lied the planters, large and small.
from Carolina to Texas around
him and stemmed the tide and
forced the world to pay the South
a reasonable price. 1t is within
bounds to say that that work saw
ed not less than $5O,OOO,OOO TO
the cotton planters of the South.
ern States.
This year the bears returned
with renewed energy to tn ,ir eff.
tort to break down prices. The
leading bear operators in New
York have flooded the countr,
with the reports of crop far
larger than any conservative in
vesugator believed possible. But
more than that, they have stakeG
their all upon the belief that Jor-
don could not hold the cotton.
growers together. Over and oveI
they have proclaimed that while
IL mlghI be true that the South.
ern Cotton Association eiped to
save the South from 5.cent cot
ton last year, it was not possible
to induce the growers to stand
together while they had the
chance of selling at 8 or 10 cents
a pound. When few months
ago the AshevilIe meeting of the
executive COMMITTEES Of the Cot
ton Association announced a pol.
icy OF II cents as a minimum it
was ridiculed, and with the Ter-
SistenCy with which the bears
have ever attacked the South's
great staple they again sought to
break down the organization of
Southern growers. The result
since thai meeting eliminating
in the situation as it has develop
ed today proves the wisdom of
Jordan's position and justifies the
effort which he has recently made
to induce the growers to hold
back the balance of their crop for
10 cents per p0unl.
1t is worse than folly for the
cotton consumer South, North or
in Europe to decry the effort OF
the planter to get highest possi
bic price Tor his staple. No one
Is complaining today because }ho
pig iron makers OF Birmingham
are selling iron at $40 rer ton.
That means that the producer Is
making fine profit on his iron,
bgI it at the same ;ime indicates
That the consumers throughout the
entire country are equally pros
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
Alcoholic Medicines Again
Revenue Department Lists
those Containing Alcohol
and Postpones Enforce
ment of Law.

" oIhCo, SOluS UlulS ago t6
gan an Investigation concern
ing alcoholic compounds labeled
as medicines and held out to
the public as remedies for dis
eases, and the result of the ex-
animation was given yesterday
In a circular to collectors. 1t
follows:
son September II, Circular
No. 673 was issued from this
Office, concerning alcoholic com
pounds advertised and sold as
medic mes under various names,
some of which were composed
chiefly Of distilled spirits or
mixtures thereof, without the
addition OF drugs or medicinal
ingredients in sufficient QUAINT.
ty to change materially the
character of the alcoholic liquor.
"ln that circular it was stat
ed that because these prepara-
tions were held out to the public
as medicines would not afford
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-12-02
NOBcc To WN Persons IlIHcbHc.s to
he LGHctISicT HcrcSIJifiIe 90.

As you we'll know, we made
some business changes the first
of last year, and it is absolutely
necessary that we must collect
all past due notes and accounts
in order to settle with the late
members of our concern there.
,oro, we now ask our friends,
whom we have been so liberal
with, to now make arrangements
at once TO pay us. All past due
notes and accounts not settled
promptly will be placed in the
hands Of our lawyer for coIlec
ton. Yours truly,
ii Lancaster Mercantile Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-12

SIM Sabre 1880 muroe auf Der
Berlin amburaer @hauiiee in Der
Rdbe oes @utes @nemitutp elm Ser.
ionenpoitmaaen angefauen uno Der
einsiae Bafiaaier Qet6tet. Die 2ethe
oe8 8eraubtert nuroe ipdter i'm &up,
piner See aufgefunoen. Der 8ers
oabt, nit Dem &aubm6rber I'M 8un.
be aebanoelt su baben. fiel auf ben
BoitiQDn, Der ieitoem ipurlps pers
ibuunoen mar. SEPT mad rs Sab
rem bat bas 8eribninben oes Soft
futihers feline I~uffldrung aefunoen,
uuo 9leidseitia bat iih Die unidulo
oeS VeroGbtigen berausgeiteQt. Sci
bent NbriB zines an Der alsen Sam
burger @bauiiee beleeenen 8irte
ibaftsgebduoes, in benz ii9 fruber
eine @alttpirtihaft NIT NusIpannunq
befano, muroe, etna einen Dieter uns
ter Dem @robDoen peraraben, oas
Stelett zines Wannes aufgefunoen.
Beribieoene umitdnoe oeuten barauf
bin, baB bic 8nObenteile BON Dem
Boitiaon berriibren. Der iomit ebens
faas oas Spfer Der Worobanoe aes
m0roen lit. I'm o@ 8eroaht auf
ben geamten su lenten bate man
feline 2eihe U~er9raben uno oas 8es
riht ausgeiprenat, oas Der Bers
ibmunoene Der urbeber oes Berbre'
| d1eu5 lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-12
xett uper so aanreu

ibon uuroe Mrs. Minslom's Spus
thing : Syrup npr, Wiuipnen pun
Wtiittern beim 8abueu Der &inoer
%Qnaemenbet. Mirit 9u i'm 5blafe
burb has S@reieu zines Rinoes ge.
it6rt, baB i'm Babnen lift uno nor
Sbmerse,1 weint? Werr TO, IaIie
fUfDrt cine Tlafbe BON ,.Wfrs.
Winsl0ms SDDtbina Syrup" holen.
Sem Wert lit uabeaablbar. SIS miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen ipfort Hinoes
run9 ueribaffen. 8erlaBt eud oas
rauf. Miitter. es lit tein 8meifel
hariber. gs BELT Siarrboe, reeu.
liert ben Magen unh bic Wierey,
beieitiat Bino' Rolif. ermeiht ben
@aumen, perbinoert Gntsiinbuna
unb ftdrtt bas gauge Spitem.
AIRS. Winsl0ms SD0thine Syrup"
fir sahnenoe ainber lit argenebm
i'm Gei6maG; oas Recept ftan,n1t
oDn einem Der beiten meibli@en
Nerste in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs lit
bel allen 9ruaaiiten in Der ganaen
Welt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
Ilaide. 8auft nihts anberes, ais
Wfrs. Winslpms Soothing Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-12

Ser gefanssmettitreit, tuelder
ioeben in 85ln ftattfano. bat nab
elmer Melsung burl bort gum ShluB
betla9enstperte Bprtpmmnifie ae.
seiet. Nahbem oas greebnis Der
Breisperteilung betannt eegebeu
mar. tam eS su unerbDrtem Spettas
tel uno wiiiten Shldeereien. Die
Sdnger, melGe iib benahteiliet
mdhnten, oraneen unter aeuenoem
@efbret auf ben Brdiioentert oes
feitaebenben Yereins elm miBbanoels
ten i'm in Der drgften Beile.
Nls oieier mebrlDs am 8Doen lag
uno iih taum mebr gu riibren ners
mohte, rihtete fih bic Wut eeaen
bic Witglieoer bes Breisribter. Sol.
leaiums, uno nm iie nDr gleiber
8ahti9una 81 ibiiben. muBten lie
an einem Blab peritedt aerbsn. NOD
tie n0n ben init ihueren St6den be.
mafueten Sdnaern nibt gefunoen
ueroen tonnten. Ser baBlihe Nuss
gang oes @eian9smetteampf8, iiber
ben iib in G5En oaaemeine @ntra-
flung tunoaiebt. oirfte Dor @eriHt
iein 0abipiel finoen uno einieen Der
iblagferttaften San9er teuer All Ite.
ben f0rnnert.
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Cine intereiiante Dette puro

Cine intereiiante Wette puroe
ilneit in 6amburg gum Nustraa ae.
braht. Stammgdfte zines @einre-
%itaurants unterbielten iid oariiber,
oaB eS ielbft fir einen 0eintenner
ihuer iei, nah mebrfabeu @ein.
problem NIT berbunoenen Wueen bic
Site oeS Weines "a tariereu, ia,
BOB man Damn niht einmal nlebr
&utpeip ppm Wolelmein gu unter.
ibeioen permD9e. Gin Meinreiien.
Der. Der iih ribnte, ben Breis ieber
Weiniorte nit perbunoeneu Nueen
beftimmen 5u tDnner, erbot fih, bic
YrDbe 81 MAIDEN. nahoem cine
Wette suftanbe aefpmu,eu mac. Sc
muroen Inn Die Nuger perbunoen
uno oanr ftelIte maj, sebn @Ias
&otmeitt uno Wpielueirt in unregel.
mdBiaer &eibe Dor i'm bin. Die
n1eiiten @ldier nermobte er audi riHs
tia, foruDi mad Dem Breiie oes @ei=
mes su ihaben' beim fiebentea @laie
nerlor er aber bas Sh6bungsuerm6=
gen uno BET ben lebten @ldlern batte
er ben @eibmad fhr Wolel. uno ben
Hotmei1 gGns(i@ perlDren. Or tonr=
tie niht mebr unterldeioen, Oh es
&otwein Ooer Woieluein mar. Sc
bate ali0 Die Wette perl0ren.
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gdum tnt Mltertusu,

tpuBten bic Merste mol, baB bic meiften
&ranfbeiten unb Stbrungen Der Drgane
i'm menihlihen Rbrper auf ihlehte Safte
surid5ufIbren iin6. Wir fui]fen A. 8 ,
bob iHon Der beribmtefte Der alien Mee
oi5iner, 8tppOfrates, nam Mittelm ludhte
UNI oas Slut i'm 86rper su reintgen, bic
@rnabruna. 8er6anun9 unb Musihei-
oun9 Der Stoffe gu f1roern une bic Or.
game uno gin9eueibe, uelme erlchlaft
tuaren, 81 neuer Sdtigteit anaureoen.
9ente baben mir elm iuIbes unfeblbares
Mittel in @etalt Der ct. Bernard 8rdus
terptuen, bic i'm 2aufe Der Belt su einem
reften Segen fir bic leiben6e MenSbbeii
getuoroen limb un6 iib beshalb einen @elt-
ruf erDbert haben.
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Ylattoltide Weisbeitsregeln.

8enn eener 81 nerfbbreu miG = Sege
.5top!"
Benu' be 81 t~ui0neeren beibt-Sau brop.
8enn Sagersltib 81 mat nerteat-Denr
gl6tu.
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peft 9u en- bretpe 5ro to Suus-8ertrool
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Smut!
Meun 81 be 8abmuns nibt gefaut-
Erred uti
Benn 81 bat 2etuen Goodies beeo't-
eriep t0l
8enn 81 n litt 9eern NIT t Dpse pliutt
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Wenn 9u nab Mmt IN Wirben ftreepft
-@ei' trumu,!
DIN tuenn't op glad aleen antAmmt-
@ei' ommmi
8enn 9n nit Sliet mid tuieter timmf-
Bef' ssuull
Benn 9i min Snad MID pa6t. benn ieee
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Sang to!
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fin!
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