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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-04-06

A small glass tube blown into bulb
at one end is partly filled with mer-
curry. The mercury Is boiled to expei
the air and fill the tube with mercury
vapor and then the tube is bermetical-
ly sealed and allowed TO cool. The
Rradations are found as follows: The
instrument Is immersed In ice water
and the freezing point is found and Is
marked. Then It is placed in water,
which Is allowed to reach the boiling
point; and so 212 degrees is found. The
spans between are marked by maths-
matcal calculations,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-04-06

Norway's legislative body Is known
as the storthing, which means the
great court" and should be pro
nounced to rhyme with counting" The
second part OF the word is Identical
with the English word thing" as the
Scandinavian languages, in common
with Anglo Saxon, have the same word
for thing" and Council" In modern
English a trace of the second sense sur
wives in the word "hustings," which
came to mean the public platform upon
which a candidate appeared at election
time, though originally the "husting
was the council at which the caDdi'
date was elected, the "house-thing' or
house council.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-04-06
FARMS FOR SALE.

nNE Of 200 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
O0ne OF 225
situated within mile OF Boyd's, in Mont
gomery county, Maryland. Another farm Of
about 300 acres, situated 10 Poolesville dis
trict, In said county and State.
Apply TO HORACE D. WATERS,
a13 f2-tf Germantown, Nd,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-04-06
VERNON G.. OWEN,
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER,
GAITHERSBURG, Md

YXTILL SELL REAL OR PERSONAL
w PROPERTY in Montgomery county
or any part OF Maryland, Virginia or the
District Of Columbia, on VERY LIBERAL
TERMS.
aAD 3OH3m
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
SSlo 81 Sess0 lsoo, |,

NOTICE - HEREBY GIvu3f THAT Z
~ sill s-il. At public euetioa. eo ths highest
responsible bidder. th~ ijsk day Of Janu-
asy i1.. st D. m. ocierk. at tks one of The
7sats Hoard II Land Cosani.siqeers Capitol
ls.;s. ssf l.a... .ks; .sass. Gss:eS !: S.s .ss
soa.h half Of southwest qaas,er. section 70.
township I. south. fAhsc - s-sy hisimusn
price Iscs acre, eIo-D.
pesas~i by tins sAepersDset. es-x6 =
Owner of improsss~st.. Asa >eud<1ss.
sale Application No. xsH1
No lasd gill he -pld ~ less tkaa the mini
mum psiee per .ere, - styea sbo.s. TAe par
ccls utii y sold tn.sAe above estr. asd eseh
,r.ss Ill ,. old old As ds'-sihs-i ais's-bs sAe
f-rsns of paymeas shsii he - follows. sis :
Ou laoss selling for SsS Ia ecs .-r acre, ~ PR
sses. Ut the pusc1se ssooey III Ssv of
>ale, the balance is elghtesn equal asnaai
liz. cSHI. at. =. r, st; :,s ~, .ssa:;s L:sds
": per ses~, ID prr Leoot- cash on ~ day cf
<ais. - halasce In soast@ea equal an ri sny-
menes ~ trf eest. Ier annum Lands srllins
foe s.s and up~ ards. ID ger cent. ca. I, ,asd bal
eeat, interest,". n tk~ parcka-er dos "a % n
sise iinpr.s-m~uts. he nnssss pa, tor skp same
at sale. Purchaser ~ill eN-cui- hond as pro-
sided In >~csion -. aef of JULY II. iaR. pur-
ehss~rs must he Cit s~os of he nitai Seaee~ os
persons ~ho have declared their tnteueion Of
prai-~nent and advertising f-~s.
Purchaser y Ill t- r-Qutrv~i TO make iamesli-
ste -~tslcsnent In cnsh OF iss equisalent for all
land. -osd, and must bring their unoesy os
eheek' With the" uh-n IA, s.s,,spdiIy ale;
Register State Beard of Land Com nis.too~rp
First publication. Dee-mb-r Is. r..
Last publication. January I4G.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Wssehes esvea ASsy.

The great family journal is going
to give away $50 worth Of lngersoil
watches to NEW subscribers. Froul
and after this date every fifth new
subscriber paying $50 in advance
will receive an lnRersoll watch. The
receipts are numbered from one up
and each new subscriber whose re-
ceipt is numbered 5. 10. Is. or any
multiple Of FIVE. will receive a new
Ingersoll watch absolutely free
Any person who will secure three
new cash in advance subscribers for
the great family journal will be
presented with a gentleman's Inger-
soil watch. and any lady who will
secure five new cash in advance
subscribers will be presented with a
new ladies' model Ingersoll watch.
Get busy and get a watch free.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Ssssss eseesssss.

SRAIkD PnOPO&ALs VIII IDH RE-
= esds.d ey sAs s.eeessey e. sks 0Ssso irri-
sssise Dssssiss sssil u Ssoaa6 9. =. Jass-
.sy z. M. ssd sAssSeSse ss,es for the
Cisss Csssh. ssas Grssiss. Cskaes co9ssy.
epss1Asasioes. sss1 os ssssssss - propose
ei asahs ..y : ossai.sA. -. -. Of =.
vsssk i.spertsd ~ the 49, a QsnRO q. An
~ ssiSdiaS. issss.s. taisssAe
- ekssI ics e: sAc....1 1salegs ta. $500
sai2s. .iii- siiIIs ~ 1eSs q ssssN.ss..
essss inso eossssee sd fssstlA ess-ptsble
koaA 10 The sua u ssessy-1vs 0kG1sand Aol-
=. =" 49, .1t'' for The f.i'hfsi p'ss's..ses Of
. s'rs .s:.s;;.; . sS;s.::sf :: q: 49, ., IS
bids.
UTERo IRRiIAii3S DssfnIcI,
by A. ID. o1sr. Psr~id~ns.
6Eohsa 4. kILsonK. Hscpseagy.
II Janis, Colo, D-es@hss u ~
Ytrss poblieation. ll-ce@hss Is. ~
Last publiessioa. January ~. NJ.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
'sThe ueiy City,

Large and appreciatiye audiences
are again welcoming Gordon 4 Ben-
nett's magnificent Biblical dram
The Holy City, the third season
being apparently of greater import
anee than even the remarkable first
two That theater patrons are en-
tertained and bettered by the ever
beautiful and touching story-as old
a. Christendom. founded upon gos-
pei truths and the teachings Of the
Nazarene. viii not be disputed By
any one who has witnessed the per
fornances Every man. woman and
child in the land should listen 10 and
see this pu re. Instructive, iIlustra-
tive story of the days of our Saviour
when here among men This vivid
setting forth of teachings which
make all mankind kin. provided edu-
cation which is inexpensive and in
struction worth a counties price 10
those who heed and will endeayor TO
apply the simple. powerful examples
That the company Interpreting this
grand drama will play IN engage
ment 1t the La Junta Theater. Mon
day. December 18th. il IN announce
ment that will interest I'll elaases.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

some railroads are advertising the
fact that the San Francisco earth
quake disaster affected only small
fraction Of California tefritorv-a
mere speck on the map. They say
the perfect climate. CALIFORNIA;
chief asset. is still there. When
compared with the climate Of Colo
RADIO. the chief asset Of California is
IN irridescent dream. Was there
ever . more perfect winter day any
where on earth than last Sunday.
with everything bathed in sunshine.
not . cloud in sight. and the ther-
mometer ranging around sixty-6ve
degrees! We have been around this
mundane sphere some and are Of
the opinion that that day was about
the best ever anywhere.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

J. GORDON SMITH has sold the
Johnstown Breeze to H. Herbert
Steele and c. B. lTomlin. both ex.
perienced newspapermen. II. Her
bert is an earthquake refugee from
San Francisco, and probably none
other than the II. Herbert with
whom the editor Of the great fami-
ly journal used to stick type when he
was a peripatetic wanderer over
that part Of the earth known to
fame as the land of sunshine and
flowers. Welcome. II. Herbert. to
a land that has the state Of sunshine
and flowers skinned Market street
block Market street. Frisco. Of
course, not Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Shss'w's Ss,s vsss, se,eeiee.ss.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
Monday. the .ist day of D~e-uiher, a. ID.
At the .orsR door oi the soaniy - 's ceaSs sos.s
in L. JmntA. osero county. Colorsio, vii
, !. s.sls sss. :s.s., s.; ss s r, - -;
e-t.t- and ~ster rights her-inaf,sr ie-evik.ed-
said sale j. tn h- made and uili l- N - asIrr
county coart Of os~ro county coio-sda. il
ea,. thsrs Irndins eatitic'i Prank H.seh a.d
ma, shs,ssy n. .a S sSSs,5,"ss, par, T aoisf ss.i1s.
kelyey. plaintiffs v. Il. Y. Allen. sesrssasns.
said dcer~~ having been ent~rsd aa sHs ImA
other things aid decrc~ adjudg~s md jrrrr-s
the iorceIo-nrr under mortgage ot the iss~re>s
q sAe s.id d~frn:i.ns in the prup- ~ kerein-
-.id sale Is as follo.s. so-.if. n nsstS- -1aif
Nisl OF the nosthea.t quarter tn-i. of -
.outh q range hfry nine 1i5f vt. sc-,ss-r
rish All .aser rights aud rrisii-s-s spv'rssain-
Land. Loan and Trust Company all, all riwhs
title and interest Of the .aid d-febsiast n II
a. Ale. ., r. and To sfr -oa.hsa., ausrtes ssri.,
t~o n south of ranx- ff.y nine i5li vr-f TO-
erther nth all water right, ssa rririsesrs sp-
The capital stock af the Ro~ly I'd CsnsI.
Re>~rvoir. Lan.i. Loan aud Trusf C,4raav.
eosnty. Colorssao' That ssid sa-ts = - -
northeast = of .<ctioa ~ township 2 ~uuak q
rsa.r = ~e~s and the water right. shosr a.
suhj-cs tn . truss d-ed for siunr0 n, ~ -
asd hrnefs of she Colorado Inve~rrcoe So
Reality Company given Novcnnk~r ~ TlR ooa
rccDrcs~f in hupt "a IT psee sss. of the euruguss
Ut Otero eOssaty. CoSoesSo and also suliurQ -
. WOssaNee ct t1D In favuv u L@oa n. No.
- givea Novemlrr u. iSHs. r-~ord~xi r -
-. ct paee -. a eaBd rscDrvB-- rhr "a a rurek-
easf y of secsios =. tsuu uueAip :, south ~ e,S-1o
49, snaeeA>r wish aid vater ri 4 r. eS1SS.
enseine tAereto viii he soid .uhi.~- - ~
for es00 gfveo April n, 1su1. for tn. - -
s>..et q she CsseesSo Inve~sm-ve :
keoley Company asd pecoried in R..R ~ -
SeeS -. % sse reeorss u Ossro eoansv. c.
hat said epreclc-sre ssh s.l~ ~ilt> -
10 saetsfy sa6 toARDeas and der-p- ~, -
netes ~ DsaHU jotfw~st for s7aI q = a.
tDrarAee.fnPs> ~ee1sed ky said ru.rt~ag- m r
1ssa ey@n go 80 nnaes seees=sry eSpe0D -
Gavee e L y.nta- Colorado. this 81 ~
GEOR6E BARE
SAex1R cx oEevo eeunfy. CoIoe. -
- c 2 STEU am CDd>r SAerif
: sira psA6enfiua Dece9hrr A Isx
Lase Dohaiesfiua Dee<1bep ., IeH
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

THERE'S not a joy the world car
give like that it takes away" says
the poet. and the richest man in the
world recently realized the truth OF
this aphorism. A few days ago
John ID. Rockefeller described the
glories Of home made mince pie to
his Sunday school class in language
as follows: If | can eat the
mince pies that are made today.
then assuredly must be in excel
lent condition. late the first mince
pie I've had in many years on
Thanksgiving day, and. I can tell
you. | enjoyed it," The joy of being
rich is what most Of US hope and
strive for. but according to John d.
there are others.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

The Woodmen Of the World is the
second largest fraternal benefit So
ciety in the United States. having a
total membership in three jurisdic-
tions - Sovereign. Canadian and
Pacific of over 450. 600. exclusive Of
the ladies. auxiliaries. the Woodmen
Circles and the Women Of Wood
craft. which number 5000. The
reserve fund Of the order is invested
in high-class Understanding secur-
tiles. many Of which are municipal
bonds Of the city Of Denver. There
are 20 600 members Of the Woodmen
Of the World in Colorado alone.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

A BIG Nebraska sheriff has sued
for divorce from his wife because
she weighs 3oo pounds She once
horsewhipped him at a county fair
and he says he is afraid for his life.
A big man usually marries small
woman and that is where big men
are wise. You can always make a
bluff stick then. not only with your
wife, but the world. the flesh and
the devil-generally.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
''rhs LITTLE Due heso. 80

The successful musical comedy,
fashion and beauty show. made
famous by Anna Held. The Little
Duchess" is serving this season rs
the starring vehicle Of Countess
Olga Won Hatzfeldt. who made big
hit in the same offering last year.
This was the musical production that
gave rise to the coming Of a new
word in the English language. for it
was the Little Duchess" that one
Of the New York critics dubbed a
musical comedy girlesque." This is
quite appropriate. as feminine beau
ty is one Of the features Of the at
traction. and the big company is
composed Of girls and comedians.
The original costly production is
used intact-Parisian gowns. sump-
tuous scenic effects and all-with
the book rewritten. musical num-
bers interpolated, and the costume
and ecenic equipment rejuvenated.
Many well-known names are to be
found in the cnst, Whi1s the chorus
= going o. record everywhere - the
best selection Of feminine comeli-
ness sen this seasoo.
This Attraction plays the La Junta
Theatre Thurz1ay. December 9Th.
and the management announces il
- one Of the biggest musical events
Of the season.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

THE purpose Of store advertising
is not merely to sell goods. but to
sell more Roods-to make friends,
build up patronage that will not
only stick but grow. Newspapers
reach the greatest number Of people
in the immediate vicinity in the most
nrtural way. at the least expense.
and they are therefore the best Of
al mediums for stores. In . news
paper you follow the lines Of least
resistance-you follow with the
stream-you talk to m audience al
ready assembled. to the people who
want to read-their mental cosmos
d right-they are on your wire, and
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

How many times have you heard
people complaining that they were
induced through reading advertise
ments placed before them TO pur-
chase something they did not need
and did not want. lsnot this strong
proof Of the value Of advertising!
II it induces people to buy what
they do not want. what will it do
IL utilized to call their attention to
what they do want!.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
SOvveats pooaSl cOeoo.

The TRIBUNE has added three ad-
ditional scenes to the series Of
souvenir postal cards. printed from
the cuts which were used in our New
Years edition. They include the
view Of the court house park sur
rounded by business blocks. scene
on Colorado avenue looking north.
and the Santa Fe shops and round
house They are on sale At the
Palace Drug Store. PostofYice Book.
store. La Junta Drug Company
Coltman's and Postef's. -
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
sss'es ~ essssssSsss.<
u.,rse srAIss LA41 lyyIo.

NOTICE Z s"if.i ssasss eiG; r4f fak
his ins~asioa % make Assi psss1 3 saprsrt OF
his claim, and that aid prens vin - S.a~ b.
Coser.do, 90 Jas.ssY I. Nh. ~; je.ka. B.
wisissd, H. z tSss:- Toe tAs weus AA6. south
vsss-sas ssesi sDssAs.:s asassss- ssssh- .s-s
esss Y.aesss. ssesioe =, sSv.sAfS u soash.
his sseeissoss ssskAssss sens - 01,si,stioa
es ssid lss4, sis; naDssa 4 4ssvs0. of His-
-. Csis, as..y ocise.s., sf1eSRese. Ca,a;
L. Janaa- Ca.isL q. 4. Au01t. 6oGissss
Yis.s s.s'ss::,ss. p.s:.s,s
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

DURING the present year il 10 aid
that Colorado produced forty-one
carloads Of honey. Each carload Of
honey is worth about 5000. and
with the beeswax the total crop was
worth about $3.50. 900. Nearly twen-
ty carloads Of hsneytwere produced
in the Arkansas Valley alone.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

they won't ring of if you hold their
interest Attraction is the basis Of
all advertising the store is the sun,
the customers the planets that re-
yo.ve around IT.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
oO 0Oe0 csO0ls.

] will not do any more credit busi-
ne1 on and after Saturday. Octo-
Der 9th. except with people who
have IN secount with me now and
who pay their bills in full every
thirty days. This means just what
II says.
MATT DAHIHEI. q.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

SUGAR CTTY IS threatened with a
coal famine. Freight shipments
over the Missouri Pacific are very
irregular and local dealers are un-
able TO get shipments through. The
Santa Fe is not the only railroad on
the map that Is on the bum proper
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15


- miles east Of Posbio. and Il
ale. north and east OF Trinidsd. The santa
Hs RxiIrosd Company sxy~nded SsD.a0 n iSt
for errn an.nt construefiou Sork, consisting OF
aAekin- shops. stor-kouse. addition ~ roond-
Aoass foandrY and eIten.ise e.rshops. The Alsi-
ssds Is aoks fe~s. and the climate. taken the
scar round IL an.afpasssd- Almost eoasssss
0nsshine ehafaeeesisss the Wiptefs and = holly
eioady day is . rarity. La Junsa has all The
ossrop-,Iiian eoavsaissoss nssdcd b. city of
RIaD popaissiaa. iseiadiaS asny siis. u
hsisb sidsvalks, pssfsee systea OF saaisAry
eeyssss-, an elsetr.e nsAs plant ynien ~
vosbs o.n~d ~ the city, plant fos the nea.-
taessrs of artificial ios. tkrss rural fFss dsaveY
soasss, are dsparsnsot. tslsphoos sysss. vita
~ Subscribers, fires ssehanSs With koehy
ooed. aud loas dissanes ooanarttons uith eng
Sars of the ssass; . scAooi sysssa ssesilsd b
% city in the STATE, sspioyins tysasy -ssvee
saasAsss In = sooAs ten 81 ure Ass anesa sssses
ed hstssnal osdsss. too hanks. ooloD capital
H0sss oS 80 ssssias espaeisy. hsiet plant cf
a. .: .is.'asd SsisI; saas Iii % = sssssls
S.I sss:ei usSE.s, c.::ss ..i. So:1 ,.rse,s ress,
Sss1 Issssss is lie s.sss. In fs<s, l. Jssis
= - 81 sks esss sovns ef its siss In sAs sssss
- Cslossdo.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1896

- "a. JrSTa Is a city Of 900 poS-
ulsiiaD 4Ed the eoGzty seat of
y Ot~ro county. IL = laeat.d al
= y the JUNCTION Of three divisions
- v Of the santa F- ralisay. ssi
- mile ~--t Of Kansas City lei
AAAk miles southeast a Drawer =
e- miles east Of Pueblo. and Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
MARKET Us. SURF OUNDED
BY MANY UNCERTAI mites

done during the past two weeks, without
bringing the money situation 10 a head.
Another fortnight OF similar loan en-
panslon and cash decrease would ex-
haust the remaining surplus, It is not
at all probable that this will happen. for
tho position OF interior exchange is so
peculiar, since this weeks discovery that
San Francisco does not need the huge
sum Of currency sent to lis relief, that
a genuine bid for money would be al
most certain to bring back part of It.
Many Uncertainties.
1t Is situation surrounded. In an un-
usual degree, by uncertainties arising from,
facts which no one can foretell. Not only
are the impending haryests and the i'm
pending political campaign wrapped In
conjecture, but such vital questions as
Just what will become OF the so, 100000
currency which San Francisco certainly
will not keep get very opposite assawyers.
One theorlst Will hold that the whole
huge mass OF currency sent to the Pa
cihc Coast will return to New York
and pile itself up on the hank reserves
already sustained by the gold importa-
tions and that perhaps a still further
gold remittance from abroad Will follow
and sale OF bonds. The influence of such
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
fsnec,a, to Tho mes-Dlspatch.)

fspecIal to Tho Times-Dlspatch) u
NEW YORK, May Fit was evident.
Yesterday that cash holdings of the
banks had decreased slightly during inc
week, though repayment OF goverhlhens
deposits and that q three fold lhl1uel.ce
towards loan expansion had been applleu
through the recent pennsylvania SUD
scripflon. the return OF some time loans
lately placed abroad. and the beginning
Of n professional effort to advance the
stock market. The official statement re-
fleets these several factors IN de-
crease OF s1,960,0OO cash, and increase OF
SIS. 0,s 900 in loans. AS n result, surplus re-
serves fall s3,4S5,oa0, bringing the total
to a figure smaller than any reached
at this date in any year since 1901 Win
the gold-import operation nearly cleared
up-what comes from Europe, this week,
will not add to bank reserves, because IT
will he Offset by surrendered Federal de-
posits-the future Of the bank situation
remains more than usually IN doubt
For the most part, 1t depends on the
question whether the San Francisco cur,
rrency will return to Wall Street, nnd
whether Stock Exchange SPECTATORS VIII
continue to enlarge their loans. AS y
stands, tho bank showing is exp'GNatlon
enough OF the weeks higher money mar E,
ket. our very low local rates, on holhS
call and time, resulted from the sudden
ness with which a mass OF european
gold poured into q market where speou-
luto;s we're closing out their loans, 'Tiel
force OF THIS double movement was fol,
in proportion to Its suddennessi under
such circumstances, no very close reck-
oning could he taken Of tho LONGER w.
#ture, and hence tho situation was IN O.
measure artificial.
The figures of the surplus reserve show,
that tho situation has been altered, ana
that matters cannot go on as they nave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
MARKETS---FINANCIAL.

a result on tho financial markets, would
be easy TO foretell. Another argues that
the currency will come East again, but
will force gold exports and leave the bank
situation where 1t was before, with tho
disadvantage OF an expanded floating debt
In Europe. a third contends that the
San Francisco reserves Will go In duo sea-
so, TO the markets which draw In tho
autumn in New York, and will thereby
forestall and otvinte that demand. Tho
reader may for the present take his choice
OF the three possible contingencies. TO
conservative. minds, the third Will perhaps
be the most plausible and the most well
come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
First Race Of Season.

Especial to The T1mes-Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA. May 27.-The Hamp-
ton Roads Yacht Club will have It's first
race OF the season on Wednesday. Decora-
one In Hampton Roads, starting from
the clubhouse at Willoushby Spit.
Next Saturday at 3 O'clock the club will
have Its FIRST cruise OF the summer,
proceeding to jamestown Island and re-
turning Sunday. The following yachts
will be In the cruise:
The Julia. owned by r. a. Dodson; the
Naomi, White Brothers; the Wasp. II. 8.
Hudgins the Saglta. sagta Club, and
the Marea, E. E. Lawler
The Mattacheesett, owned by Messrs.
White and Jones. has arrived in the bay
and may sail with the other yachts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28

o'clock a. NJ. Terns-Cas,n'
STANDARD AUCTION c (; Il Aa hnai AEe's'
stay Anea B9s ra'sn'
va, s Nest Baskets; 9, NJ. Schiller. Alexan-
dI!a ya Bib, Wns = y !nsgan,: nurss
surlev!le. Va a." BOX Hooks: .. +. B. Scott.
;Sass Fs% 5sss JsIsS fek so
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