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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-19
ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE

An Ordinance Relating to Meetings.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Globe.
 SECTION I.
 That the regular meeting of the Com. mon Council shall be on each Thursday ' evening, at Fireman's Hall, in the City of Globe, at eight o'clock P. NJ.
 SECTION II. At all meetings of the Common Coun- cil, a majority thereof shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of busi- ness; less number may adjourn iron, time to time, not later than to the fol. lowing Wednesday, and may compel the attendance of absent members by an order directing the City Marshal to ar, rest such member and bring him to the meeing
 SECTION III. Special meetings may be called by the Mayor, or by three members of the Board acting jointly; by serving upon the members of the Board at least two hours previous to the meeting notice of the time of the meeting and the pur- poses thereof.
 SECTION ".
 The Common Council shall judge of the elections, qualifications and returns of it's own members, prescribe rules for the government of their own proceed- ings, punish any member or other per son for disorderly conduct at any meet ing of the Council, by fine not exceeding twenty dollars, and by imprisonment until the payment of such fine; and with the concurrence of four councilmen may expel any member, but not second time for the same cause. They shall cause to be kept by their clerk jour. nal of their proceedings and record of all ordinances adopted, and at the
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

County of Gila.-ss.
 Before me, Alice NJ. Birdsall, No tary Public in and for the County of Gila, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared j. D. Coplen, s. l. Gibson, l.. R. Scholl, J. C. Britt and w H. Mercer, known to me to be the per sons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same foi the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 18th day of January, A. D 1907. ALICE NJ. BIRDSALL,
 Notary Public My Commission expires February 9 1910.
 SEAL: Alice NJ. Birdsall, Notary Public, Gila County, Arizona.)
 Filed and recorded at the request of F. J. Elliott on the l6th day of Janu. ary, A. D. 1907, at 10 minutes past O clock, P. NJ.
 E. T. STEWART, County Recorder By Belle Maldonado, Deputy.
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desire of any member shall cause the ayes and noes upon any question before them to be taken and entered upon their journal; all proceedings shall be pub lie.
 SECTION V. This ordinance shall go into effect upon the date of first publication. Passed and adopted the 14th day of January, 1907. Approved; W. s. SULTAN, (SeaI Mayor, Attest: r. J. Elliott, Clerk.
 First publication January F, 1907.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms fo light housekeeping. Green house o corner nexvt to NJ. l.. Buxton on ol Ballground.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-19
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-On road between Rock an Straco hill and Globe, large bundl of bedding, coat and vest in bundI, with letters addressed s. w. Bigg Teviston, Ariz. Leave at Shutes livery stable and get pay for tr"u ble.
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TO RENT-Furnished room in privat family. Phone 1891. Mrs. J. Hal vey Harris, Sout hHill street.
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LOST-Bay mare with halter, brande D. NJ. Pollard, wholesale grocer; rt ward. Box 113l.
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WANTED-Promoter and operator 10 eleven compact equipped gold an copper mines on pay basis. E. | Kellner, Globe, Ariz.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four-room house on Bal ground. Inquire George k. Hill.
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Silver Belt want ads brings results
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While looking over the only Globe c the globe for good investment in lot homes, business property, busine chances, lodging or boarding house, gi, us call. We build you home on il stallments, rent houses. Our deals al straight, our bargains good. Home | yestment Co.
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FOR SALE-First-class ticket to Kan sas City, Mo-, via the Santa Fe. Ad dress this office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-19

LOST-Bunch of keys between Odd Fe lows hall and residence of H. Pratt. Reward if left at latter plac
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop wit
 tools; location, Miami flats; if desil
 able will rent or trade. Apply to l Brown. Miami flats.
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Phone in your want ads. Main 23l.
 Advertise in the Silver Belt.
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Situation by an experience engineer. Address Frank Vail, bo 249, care of Bohse.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Complete housekeepin outfit for three rooms. s. F. Moor Silver Belt.
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FOR SALE-Two lots, PascOe Hill Mrs. c. E. Fruin, second door wes Pascoe bridge.
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FOR RENTING nicely furnishe rooms suitable for housekeeping. Al ply immediately this office.
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FOR SALE-Large Columbia graph phone, two hundred needles, fftee disks, good order, $50. Inquire thi office.
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FOR SAL.E-My property fronting fo ty feet on Mesquite street, oppos the Kinney house; desirable bu, ness location which should increa in value. Apply on the premise William Zimmerman.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished three rool
 house. Inquire of Mrs. A. Shanley
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FOR Three-room house wit water. Inquire of George Schmidt
 North Globe on Black Warrior roaC FOR RENT-Two nicely furnishe rooms. Address c. l.. G., Silver Bel
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GOULD ROAD OPENS

Wellington, Ohio, March 5.-The Lorain and West Virginia railroad the new Gould line between h and Lorain, giving the Wabash H lake ports for handling the N. mense traffic between Pittsburg and the lakes, opened today for traffic This line is probably the most i'm portant link connecting the Wabash railroad and the lakes and means much to Pittsburg shippers. syndicate was organized to build in eroad, which will be turned over to the Wabash today. The line is 35 miles long and has been built at an enormous cost, owing to the large amount of grading and heavy bridges. It is a single track line chiefly for the handling of coal and ore between the lakes and the man. ufacturing concerns in the Pittsburg district. Passenger service will eventually be established, which Will become an important factor in hadling of traffic in and out of the Pittsburg district.
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BIG REAL ESTATE;
 DEAL MADE TODAY
George E. Moore Sells the Pacific Hotel Property to William Burke for S1l ,16O-,Iadc
 Snug Sum.

In real estate deal consummat- ed today George B. Moore, who pur chased the Pacific Hotel, two-story brick building opposite the old Cot ton Belt depot on East Third ave- hue eleven months ago, sold it for $11, ,160 made profit of SLIGO. The property was sold to William Burke, the local real estate man. It was purchased by MT. Moore from the Waldstein estate for $9,- 400.
 The property faces Third avenue, with frontage of 60 feet. It is stated that Mir. Burke will improve it within the next few months. The steady increase in real estate values over the city, as shown in this sale, is one of the many evidences of the continued growth of Pine Bluff.
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NEW SYSTEM
 OF ACCOUNTING
Committees Report Adopted by the City Council Last Night-New
 Rules Effective April g.

The committee appointed by the city council recently to recommend a system of accounting for the var ious departments, reported last night at the meeting of that body The report, as made by Mayor Caldwell, the chairman, was adopt ed as follows:
 Resolved CD All matters pertain ing to ordinary maintenance and re- pairs of streets, alleys and public grounds shall originate or be first referred to the committee on public works, who shall report their rec concentrations to the council.
 CD All orders based on these recommendation shall be directed by the council to the board of pub lie affairs.
 (3) The city engineer shall have immediate direction of all street forces. All instructions to him shall be issued by the board of pub lie affairs, through it's chairman; provided, that in all cases which do not involve an expenditure in ex- cess of the regular appropriation
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for street maintenance and repairs the chairman of the board of public affairs may issue such instructions without waiting for action by the board.
 (4) All other matters pertaining to streets or structure involving an extraordinary expenditure and in ex- cess of the regular appropriation for maintenance and repairs of streets shall either originate with or be re- ferred to the board of public affairs, who shall report their recommenda- tions, with estimate of cost, to the council. If the council approves said recommendations it shall make an appropriation sufficient to cover the cost of same.
 (5) The board of public affairs shall keep separate accounts of every such extraordinary appropri- aton and shall make monthly re- port to the council of it's expendi- lures on account of the same.
 co The board of public affairs shall also make monthly reports to the council of it's expenditures un- der the ordinary operations for street maintenance and repairs.
 CD It is ordered that an ordi- nance be drawn creating a separate special street fund, to consist of all earnings of the street and engineer ing forces and any available pro- ceeds from the three-mill road tax, such earnings and proceedings to be paid direct to the city treasurer, and to be expended as provided in para graph of this report. This ordinance shall become effective April 8, 1907.
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OF
 SIXTY DAYS

The State Senate this morning voted to extend the present session of the Legislature sixty days, giving the state the longest legislative ses- sion in it's history. The vote in the Senate was 2S to 6 in favor of the extension. The House yesterday voted to extend the session sixty days, although some members of the lower body contended that thir- ty days was enough in which to complete all business of the present session.
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GRADING ON
 WEST TWELFTH

The grading of West Twelfth ave- nue between Main and Laurel streets, began yesterday. As soon as the grading is finished the work of paving that avenue will begin. The paving will be of asphalt and the best that can be put down. The residents and property owners of that avenue have formed them selves into an improvement district and the pavement will be a credit to the city of Pine Bluff when it is completed.
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Advertising Rates Made Known on
 Application.
THE RACE ISSUE.

Thomas Nelson Page in the closing of a sound article on the race ques- ton in the issue of the American Magazine has this to say:
 Racial feeling is growing in this country, and it can not be suppressed, it can o1fly be directed. It is of the utmost importance that this direction should be based upon common sense.
 "If the white is not stronger than the negro, then the white will go down below the negro's level, whet CT we will or not; if he is stronger, then the negro will never reach his level whether he and his friends, the doctrinaires will it or not It is law as immutable as the law of gravi- tation. But, though they may not change that law, by interposition they may retard it's operation and produce much disturbance.
 ',rhe writer would say then to those outside of the South that the next thing to do is to stop interference with the natural operation of natural laws. Leave the questions arising in every section of the country to be settled by the residents of those sections, ac cording to the economic laws which must eventually govern whether you interpose for a time or not. In other words, lend aid to make the people of every part of the country more en- lightened, more broad-minded, and then leave them to settle their local troubles with such aid as broad and sincere sympathy can give them The white race and the coloreG race get on together quite well when left alone without outside interference, and cer tainly far better than when passions are aroused by such intervention. Be- 1ieve, further that substantial jus tice will be done the colored people by having the friendship of the whites of the south, and will only suffer by in- curing their enmity.
 Build up the white race-that part that needs assistance, and it is large section-as you build up the black race, Ignore the agitators and stirrers up of strife. Let the negro know, as he must come to know in the end. that if it ever comes to a race issue. the line of cleavage will be the race line; teach him to develop himself independently of the white; and bid him to follow the only path of which any race has ever risen the strengthening of personal character, and the observance of law
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 SEEKING NEW THINGS TO GROW.
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an original investment of $2,OOO is the
 surprising record of the United States
 department of agriculture, according
 to Dewey Sheldon Beebe in the Tech- nical World Magazine.
 To the riddle, Why is the depart
 ment of agriculture?' some scofers have been wont to reply, Just cause
 They used to ridicule the agricultural work of the government because they : said there was no tangible results. But the department, in it's yearbook for 1905. comes to the front with a just 1 cause" for it's existence. What busl- ness man in the United States, whether he fathers a trust or runs corner drug store, can point to a profit like this: An investment of $2,O0O in lS64, now produces an annual income or SAC, ,OOO 900, yet this is one of the rec
 ords of the much-maligned agricul- tural department. The department ln- troduced from China and France ill 1864 a comparatively small amount of sorghum at cost of $2,0OO. Now
 considerable part of the molasses con- sumed in the United States comes from this outlay of $2,000 and the an- nual value of the sorghum crop is at
 least $4O,O00,O00.
 But the astonishing work of the agricultural department does not stop
 with sorghum. The branch of the de-
 partment's work which endeavors to find new things for the farmer to grow ana to make the United States 1nde-
 pendent of foreign countries for all of it's cerials, has been most prolific in tangible results and it's success in transplanting alien grains is phe- nomenal, and is financially paying proposition.
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PINE BLUFF
 LAWYER WEDS
X. R. Cooper of Pine Bluff and Miss Marie Core of Little Rock Mar ried in TeXarkana in No.
 Vember.

D. w. Core, a machinist living at 1922 West Sixteenth street, Little Rock. and his wife have just be- come aware of the fact that their daughter, formerly Miss Marie Core, and A. R. Cooper, a young lawyer of this city, have been man and wife for the past four months. The news created much commotion in the household, but father and mother accepted the situation grace fully and the young couple left inn mediately for Pine Bluff, which will be their future home, rejoicing in parental blessings and good wishes. Four months ago Mrs. Cooper and her future husband were supposed to have gone with an excursion par ty to Hot Springs. In reality the sweethearts made a flying trip to TeXarkana, where the Rev. James Thomas, pastor of the First Metho- dist church, united them in marri- age They returned to Little Rock the same day and no suspicious were aroused.
 Soon after the ceremony Mr. Cooper returned to this city and has divided his time between Pine Bluff and Little Rock since. During his visits the couple did not hint at their relations and the brides fath- CT and mother remained in complete ignorance until Mir. and Mrs. Coop CT decided to brave parental ire and ask forgiveness, Sunday.
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RELIEF FOR
 CYCLONE SUFFERERS

In response to a call for aid and financial assistance from Washing ton Ark, which was recently visit ed by cyclone, Secretary E. B. Bloom of the Travellers Insurance Company today sent the relief com mittee there a check for $25 on be- half of the Travellers. The check is the first as far as is known to be sent from this city to the stricken town. It is another illustration of what a strictly Arkansas concern can do for Arkansas.
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TRAFFIC IN OLD 1
 ENGLISH HORSES

Antwerp, March 5.-The Belgium Minister of Agriculture has ad- dressed communication to the municipality of this city requesting them to take measures to put stop to the abuses resulting from the lm' pOrtation of old and worn out horses from England These an' mals, the communications state, are killed in Belgium and turned into sausage, which are labelled and sou as best brand sausages.
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LADIES OF
 TEMPLE MEET

The Ladies Temple Society held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Temple and disposed of it's reg ular monthly business. Several new members were elected and cOntri- buttons were received from mem- bers for the organ fund, neat ad ditional sum being realized, A vote of thanks was extended all who assisted in making the recent Tem- pie concert such a big success.
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HOME MISSIONARY
 SOCIETY OFFICERS

The Home Missionary Society of the Lakeside Methodist Episcopal Church. met yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the church and elected officers for the ensuing year: The following off, cers were elected: Mrs. Tillie Bur ford, president; Mrs. M. J. Mead, vice president; Mrs. Jacob Ginglich, re- cording secretary; Mrs. w. T. Wool ridge, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Edgar Brewster, treasurer; Mrs. Ed gar Blackwell, agent for Missionary Advocate.
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Now that Senator Culberson looms as a presidential possibility, Alabama promptly claims him as native son. We have no doubt, however, that North Carolina is prepared to dis pute to the bitter end about it.
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AS a result of blaming Russia's defeat on other generals, Gen. kuro- patkin has several duels on his hands, but he is making light of them. He probably knows that their marksman- ship has not improved since the war.
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While in Boston, the President con- suited his oculist, although it is not in evidence that he has been overlook ing any chances to swat the people who but into his affairs.
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Arrivals at Hotel Jefferson.

T. Dugan, St. Louis; c. C. Hawkins, St. Louis; w. G. Ellis, St. Louis; A. s. King, St Louis; D. Kaxling, Bear den; J. V. Stegall, St. Louis; Doctor N. B. Beakley, England; O. J. Quat- tlebaum, Sherrill; w. B. Peters, New York.
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Deep down in his heart however, Mir. Jerome must be satisfied that some people who have been attend ing the trial are in greater need of the attention of a lunacy commission than Harry Thaw ever will be.
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Now that Congressman Moon of Ten nessee is after the minority, it looks as if John Sharp Williams sun has set.
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The president has instructed Cor telyou to exclude from the mails too plain accounts of the Thaw testimony. We felt sure that the president would Thaw case,
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OUR STANDING OFFER.

Anyone sending us names of in- ventors, will be paid $3 for each case we get from them. Just send the name, we do the rest. Look around you, and you will be surprised at the number of inventors wishing pat ents, in your neighborhood. D. Swift & Co.,, Washington, D. c.
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Wouldn' San Francisco have been lucky if Mayor Schmitz had lost his return ticket. But of course such an event would be pretty tough on the east.
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An eastern man was adjudged in- sane because he bought a railroad ticket and wanted to ride on top of the coach Perhaps he merely want ed to keep ont of the clutches Of the porter.
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Nothing seems to have been heard of a gentleman A. Carnegie since his phi]anthropic nose was put out of joint by one J. Rockefeller.
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James Bryce is the highest paid ambassador. It is worth more to play tennis with Mr. Roosevelt than to send nltimatums to the Sulan, which was his old job.
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Call us up by phone when "" want any job printing done bo'" phones; best of work and u"s"F passed facilities for neat and art's''e work. ADAMS PRINTING co.
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O.x O.

T. is reported that George Bernard Shaw is writing a play in which George Washington figures. Which seems quite appropriate since figures never lie.
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Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help It cured me permanently .''-Hon. John R. Garrett, mayor, Girard, Ala.
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MT. Rockefeller's advice to "be do- CTS rather than critics of the deeds others do," must seem to Poultney Bigelow like another kick in the slats.
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ter situation It may be that the situa- ton is unsolvable. If so, it will be the first time in the history of the world that a united people could not get so small a boon as water.'
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Mir. Roosevelt might compromise by appointing one of the negro rioters at Brownsville to office in Mir. For aker's state
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Dad Davidson, 406 Main street, serves at all times, day or nlgn'' hot coffee, cold or hot lunches. IL hungry go to Dads. Everythlns good to eat, prepared in best o' style.
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What a relief it must be to Senator Shoot to sit down in his seat without the fear that some one will pull it from under him.
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man is that the woman has the last word. There is no such thing as the last word with Beveridge.
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The chief intellectual difference be- tween Senator Beveridge and a wo-
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SEEKING NEW THINGS TO GROW.
 An annual income of $40,000,000 on
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The Mayors
 Open | etter

(Continued from Page One.)
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NOTICE.

On and after the first day of Deeem- Der I will discontinue my weekly and thirty day credit grocery business, my dry goods business having assumed such proportions that it requires my entire attention. The grocery business will be continued for cash only. I heartily thank my many friends for their past faVors and hope that I can continue to serve them on cash basis. Respectfully yours,
 If f.,s. - ". E. MCLLIEEN.
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How "a Prevent Niai,tnar..

Referring to the Frequency With vaicA =, .ss--at dreams and more particularly the classica nightmare. occur, Dc kehrer. the Munich special tst says: Persons who are subject ta disturbances Of tLns sort should allow three or four hours to eiapse between the last meal and going to besl; should not let this last mea! be too hearty q one and should make it point 10 avoid all adigestibIe dishes and alec hoiic drinks. with the evening meal"
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