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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-14
Salmaaundi.
EROM MONDAYS DAILY

DR.. .. j.. Hood and wife left for San
FtnucIsro last night.
Tom Jones returned from Santa Rosa,
California, this morning.
j. ricrpont Morgan has a new job rs
assistant to the president baltimore
Sun.
Surveyor-Gcncral Kelley If ugain in
the shadows and there ia practically 10
hope for his recovery.
Assessor j.. ". Guthrie Of Humboldt
county il critically Ill with pneumonia
md other complications.
Governor Sparks hHs appointed w. j..
Wcstcriicld Of Reno and Juscrh MarzeD
Of Lovelock. members 81 the state board
IT agriculture.
The Gov. Hughes boom Tor president
Ia backed 10y ,uung John ID. Rockrtcller.
Thus III There Il cloud about every fnir
prospect. Memphis News-Scimitor.
MIR. Wolvcrton is il FROM Ruby valley.
Ito reports good slcightng III TINT sec
tioJ and snuw enough IN the mountuins
Ia make plenty Of water next Summer.
Jaincs Burlsr lett Inst night fnr biz
old home Mt Dubuque, lowp, to visit hls
siste-, whom l. DOT seen since 1866.
llie friends wish him u pleasant visit
md u safe return.
james u. Iiill Of Atlantis, Ga., ia the
iirst negro III the country To receive a
Carnegie hero medal. \ chcCt for $500
was sent an u reward Tor riskluR his lie
In eavIng several people III danger frOm
u runaway team III Atlanta.
Congressman james s. Lloyd " Mis-.
souri, has boon chosen chairman OF the
Democratic Congressional committee.
iliR opponent for the honor was Repre-.
sentative Ryan ~ Now York, who wna
the candidate - john Snnrp williams.
UuiIl about 1851 writing va taught
III the schools 81 the United States from
COPIES ;hu, were written 10y tho teacher,
WHO also mIdc from goose Q,iills the
pens which the pupils used. \ pen Knife
with n keen blade was ma essential part
u The teachers equipment,
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An "''iv' na4 be,h al. All. Nevada.
tue state musI DC diL Jed not later tli,u
july IL NJ this scar Sheep ulTec'.
with scabies must be Dipped twice, no,
less than ten days or more thap fourteen
days apart, under the supervision Of "a
state or federal inspector in a dip re-
congized by the commission.
Within the next thirty dag through
trims on the Western p-c,:i. .ailroad
between Salt Lake City u.i ETY. wij
bc III operation FnE '.- .- - yer
weeks the road hnS been hul:!.ny Or.
cars, but not until lost&r a., it'll Tia.
officials i'll charge ~ tMe wuris -. ,"unc,
that the line was uGar,nr g. IN .."r,. tr
handle oil q" t%raii: Uir' ST. :lu
Western Fac lie rDi. .. t. q he Ely
Northern about 'uT., "r,.- ".n Ely
and from the. un- .,"i .r ...y N"rIh
ern raj s into the COPPER ia. This is
believed io br the e, uin e uy lirk Tor
the Western Pac.ii: iu: Il lia.c Inc
m;n GoldtirId and r,u"prh, I -urvcy
for II line between Ely a:.' 90 camps
nov being unier w~ay.-ti Innu;it Star
Tho depositors and s;.. A..",,.cn of
the Hickey banks have ace, r:eL the Of
Ter OF Duncan Mackenzie To take charge
OF the banks and place them on their
feet again. In his offer Mr.. Mackenzie
says that il he assume the responsibility
it is with the strict understand mp TINT
he will submit the iustitu.ion to the
most rigid Investigation, and il MIR.
Hickey or anyone I'll 81 is guilty Of ir.
Irregularities. FOR which the p Is any legal
rcurrSs, rn or they will L." punished Il
IN" fullest eX:cnt ~ PRO ed 10y Law.
Al til" meeting the 81 & NJ III, Rictey
was severely criticised 'nr III manage.
mcnt Of the banks AMI Tor Ills failure to
come through III any Of his many prom
lst-s to the uepOsItOr- aud Stockholders.
1t looks like trouble for Mr.. Hickey.
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Much The Heaviest Snow
Storm OF The Winter

For Ill" pust three days it has been
MOVING more or |, IS ~ Ely, about six
inches now covering the ground, which
is tbs must vr nave seen ut any time
thus winter. This afternoon, however,
tie stan has ugain made its appearance
and thaWiUg it i'll progress.
Reports iroG o:Lrrs section of the
county indicate that the storm has been
Of ii very general nature, with Il much
heavier snowfall. At Hamilton fully
three feet uus fallen i'll the past three
days; ut OsceuIu there ill Is inches; i'll
the White river valley, south 81 Ely
more than u inches fell, while at Cherry
Cn eI and other nc, tiern points The fan
has not been % heavy. At Kimberly
Copper Fiat aud RispctuwE, the snow
is fully II inches on the .irvel.-Ely
Expositor.
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Wan, Hides Of Horses

The announcement made several days
ago that the government would make
an onslaught on the wild horses In
Lander county i'll the Monitor, ToquinIa
and Toyab.e rnnges, has elected cop-
siderable comment and speculation
Immediately after the announcement d
number OF presOns advanced the idea
that the killing of the will; horses for
supposed depredations was really a plau
to secure the hides OF the animals for
the market. Thus theory no v seems 10
be proving on. Yesterday a letter was
received 10y the attorney general asking
what prices Tonid be charged for the
skins OF the animals killed. The writer
OF the letter, II Battle Mountain man
says that he would like Ia have the
privilege Of following the death dealing
agents ana skin the hor. Us mud desired
!" know t" whom to apply for this
privilege. Further, " hat It would be
necessary to pay for the privilege OF so
dong. The letter hns aroused con-
siderable commentaries.
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Sal maQnudi.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

The commissioners looked after count
HtTLirs today.
j. a. Flynn. the young nan who wns
SO badly injured in the wreck in the
Eiko yard a feS weeks ago, died at the
county hospital thus forenoon
Judge bruAu left Tor Virginia City
yesterday to hold II session OF the Storey
county dIItnct our lie may bc
pressed into service To try tho Summer
iield divorce case at Reno before he
returns.
Tho new mining district of Florence,
located 20 mica west Of Death Valley
Junction, on tie west slope of Funeral
range, has hUrn formed 10y Rhyoli,c
people. !. townsitc Inns been started
and its name III Killer.
Congressman Shcricy m kentucky
declares thnt W hiskJy hm no enemies
in the cloak room and 40 friends on the
floor" which although not actually the
casc, comcs very near telling the whole
bou IloIlibbhlOh III NOlisi RS
y Washington photographer oilers IA u
new photograph Of the president, show
chair. wo don't want II. Tho only
Roosevelt pictures va care Tor Hro thosS
ehoWinR him Tempting u fence horseback
or choking a mai elephant to death -
Houston Post.
Ilic French yovetum, nj Will make use
81 tho EiiTcl tower M II wireless lolo.
g'nph station. because oi its grcnt
height. territory III far distant na nor
ilicrn Africh can bu covered. and thus
w'rolcss will br,ng uhto usc tho wohdct-
ful tower lint hus been lite and worth
leu Tor nan ycnrs.
Tho ufTaira ~ the State Bank aud
Trust Company uru getting rather warm
Hickey, tho tor mcr president, and Mayor
Herman oi Reno, who wanted ~ buy the
bunk, arc calling zach other lIars. While
this interesting pOrfor man 70 In gong on,
the dcpositora arc wondering whore they
Will got of when IL h. over
a. w. Cahlan, u member Of the lInno
school board. las been appointed iu-
epcctot 81 the state police. llo viii he
second In command and viii receive II
satary Of s2400 n year. Mr.. Cahlap serv
nj III tho Nevada nation Il guard md
wa second lieutenant 81 n company oi
OF Nevada y%oluDtccro dur mo the Cuban
war.
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Got II In The Neck

The Nevada Workman, the official
organ of the Goldii"ld Miners union, III
its last ISSUE sets forth its reasons. which
everyone will HdG.It to he good, for
susrendmg publication:
I'VE hesitate to plunge the United
States into gloom more profound than
that created 10y the present industrial
conditions of the country. Nevcrthe-
less, wc have Ia that the next
Issue Of the Workman will be the last
for some time TO ZONE. The editorial
pork chop ia becoming more and more
elusive. The unprinCipled but necessary
adveTti er iE becoming more unprin-
cipled md less willing To- udmit that he is
necess my. IlIu enthusiastic subscriber
grONs enthusiastic and beRutituily
less. The present session ~ the Nevada
state legislature will probably forget to
appropriate fdLds Tor tire pprpctuatiou
OF the most Indispensable organ in the
state. Tho mine oSbcfs, straLgc aR il
may seem, are not likely to forward a
Substantial donation fur the succOr OF
their old friend. Our dear contempur.
aries are NOT about Ia fly To our relief
We make this statement in order Ia of.
set amy fumor T." the conlr. ~. Al
these circumstances render IT. improb.
able that The Workman will continue tc
bc the weekly delight u it's uumcrout
intelligent and busted constit uency,
Veui, vidi, vinci; which, bcint interpret,
cd III this case, means: Wc came. w
cav, wo got it IN the neck
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SaImaqundi.
FROM SATURDAY US DAILY.

a furnished room to rent. Inquire at
this olllce.
Tho attentions OF all Knights of
Pytlius aud every Pythian Sister in
ElKo IL called To- a notice else " here.
Engineer Harlow OF the Western Pa
citic Is III towu. lie has nothing Of i'm
p~ortance to tell the people OF ElWo about
ucw railroad.
Judge Brown retur ned from Virginia
Cat! THIS morning. He was held up in
Reno yesterday and made to liste TO
arguments III the Summertieid divorce
case.
\ iirs;-cluss japanese couk wants a
sltuatiCn i'll IL hotel, restaurant, board.
mg house or II good family IN town or
country. Many Years experience aud
has good references. Inquire at this
Office.
Rev. Geo. III. Greenfield will hold
services at South Fork on February 18th
III the l.. .. O.. L. Hall, in Starr Valley
en February BIRD in the /. q. G.. +,
Hall and in the Wells NJ. Il. church Of
the same date.
Judge Bruce hps received a letter
from Otto Lasch OF ~wighateu, Ger
many, asking for Information Of his
uncle Jacob Fischer, who WAS Il residert
Of Elku III IdC seventies i.lsch states
he nhs IL letter from Fischer dated
Marcn -, 1878, at which tmc Fischer
was digging silver at Rock creek III thus
county for an El%0 company. IL any.
one knows at FIscher's whereabouts,
they will confer II favor on his nephew
by notifying Judge Bruce.
j J. Shaw, chairman Of the committee
TINT Is in vcstigatng The affairs OF the
Hickey banks, says he has evidence
enough i'll his pocket to send at least
hall n dozen men la the penitcutiary
and before the bu. iness is ended there
will be criminal prosecutions. Il" says
that the guilty will he bounded down
aud prosecuted as their crimes deserve.
II any 0t the men connected with these
banks ARE guilty Of any crimes, it is to
bc hoped that they will be punished To
tho full extent ~ the law. NcvHdI wants
10 high f;nanCicrs among her bankers.
There was u shooting rcrapc at Cola
Circle Monday afternoon between . md
3n'Cluck between Harry Stuart aLi Robt.
Hart. From what we are able to learn,
it appears that Hart jumped mining
clnIm belonging to Stuart aud Stuart
attempted To- drive him oil. Stuart
fired two shuts at Hart, ono ~ which
struck him at tho left corner Of his
month irl tho other 'grazcd one ot his
thumbs. Hart shOt Mt Stuart two Or
three iimns, ~ the bullets striking
him III The right shoulder. There were
five bullet roIea in Stuart's coat
Sheriff Clark WA notified of the sh0o,-
ny "Wednesday evening and / Il for
Gold Circle Thursday morning. A tcle-
gram received from Sheriff CIarl, this
afternoon Gays that stuart and Iinrt are
at Golconda under the Dr's. care and
that both nrc getting along nicely.
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Will Be Sent Home

John Flynn, the youug man who died
at the county hospital yesterday morn
ing FROM the Injuries received in the
wreck i'll the Elko yard in the forepart
OF %Jnnuniy, was Of Il good family. He
was ON his way home when he received
the injuries that finally resulted i'll his
death.
lie reached Carlin with one dollar IN
his pocket and, not wish ingto place the
conductor OF the passenger train in
danger OF losing his position, he climbed
INTO n box car ON Ii 10 first freight train
going east. lie WIS trying to reach
Ogden, where he had hopes OF getting a
position. From there he intended to 90
to his home at breckenridge, Minnesota.
lie was twenty years OF age on the
first OF his month. A letter full of hope
and encouragement from his married
sister cnme yesterday morning, bu. did
not reach him until after the death
angel lowered around his bed. He
died without knowing the kind words
and loving messages the letter con-
tanned.
The remains are being prepared for
shipment and will leave tomorrow on
No. . for HrC ckenridge, Minnesota,
where his father and two sisters live.
The home coming OF this young man
will be a sad one to his father and
sisters. But The tbougbt tina, he WIS
tcndcrly cared for during hip Inst days
should tighten their burden aud make
it ensicr to bear.
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Paulins.

lhc stult nt- Of the hi.h school have
now prmcticnli! completed their practice
for the Optrelia, Pauline. Tn0se who
have individual paris "R>c learned then,
vel! mud Tia" chorus has been por fecied
10y Mrs. L1rhro,.
MIR. Harry Mayer will plny obligatos
for the solos and during the intermis.
sion Miss Gladys Hunter will render
several selections IN the violin.
The advance sale Of seats has been
large and the students have reason to
feel encouraged.
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Con It BILE Onder Sirk mn ie a r.iin ON
tn" red light iii It rict Saturday night and
Rested two ,oung men whose homes
were III Tus:arors. !l,e men aho nave
lived III tLHi uei ,hnuIhooI for u 4 or
o..
uo. NJ, - -
uho omoo,.,,, ,ou
Ahe 1onuphE DOMINICA warns WORK
lhRmei' who contemplate going to
hi"uhue TOT the purpose or ."cur'""
epp''''p"Ht " k""' ~ ! 10 % 'i' -.
ti'f' III ~ 'hs p''Te"i Il '""s" ME"
III TIE camp Ill ia an ."h! = II e" time
Tue a'n"nni ~ * II : offered
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no n"n"l ~ IL" """"
INC Ny" r"inl! .T'"" } " T"f"''.
Tie affairs of i"c Tic i"y nn :. B.n'
Miller WIS qn"s'I"L 1t t.! :"
Iur! oh'"ruaJ. Mr. i'c"cy WIS exc scu
Until "i"S al" N' II p''' 'ilE "u 'hr
facH' lhere Ia c"n'i :er"" "i"S i"-
lacIioh apr"bI til" ''"r'tt - "t Tie
tSlcKey punk, o'er Ite fh'lir" "f tile
'o ACT. FROM present.
indications, the'e Ii trouble III store '"T
several people.
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Past And Present

In II review " the past and IN ap.
says: seven years III proiirl So, IN
Iutclilyialc mnicfdctnr bait ur, with not
IA mule'actor yet land ID i'll iaI'; seven
years Ut wild, excited and ~loud-moutned
wealth : with no better results To show
for 1t al than IA senseless and unreason
able runic brought about III "a year OF
big crops and abundant material pros.
ploycd III the city of New York alone
with the prospect before the winter is
over of the nen. ssary establishment OF
the Tres = zap Kitchen SO Il ,HdeI by
political parties; hard times, tight
money and Il large degree OF business
pessInIsm."
To- whisi the Commoncr adds it,
mite, rrmhrking:
~ rItuaI!"L full OF peril with no bet.
ter remedy to offer than no-cent dollars
OF the asset currency brand; Il railway
merger declared Illegal in the courts
but allowc.! Ia continue under another
pane; irust-brcedmg tariff That the
administration dare not touch for fear OF
beurr de deprived Of a fund to Trance its
caTIiigI; "A Ing stick Iolicy that hai
had as results only the organization o.
Ananlns clrh-, the enumeration OF
undesirable citizens and the scoiG;up OF
trained naval officials.
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win be Somelhinu Doluu

Bank Examiner Miller, who has been
n witness before the Nya county grand
jury, was commanded by that body TO
produce his reports on the condition Of
the ToDopah branch OF the Stntc Bank,
and he refused. Miller t%elegrapbed
Attorney General Stoddard, nskiDg for
advice, and was told 10 STALL Miller
believes that tho grand jury mcRns 10
Tor CO nm Investigation Of the entire State
Bank syndicate, and pUssibly that 1t will
indict Hickey, Mapes and others who
have been connected with the institu-
ton. Tho tenor Of tho kilograms or
changed between District Attorney Nc
CarraO, Bnnk Examiner Miller and
Attorney General StodJard 10 assumed
I" predict disaster Tor those who have
been responsible for the Ink manage
meni VI the State Bank. Miller has
been advised to refer the grand Jury TO
the State Bank Commission Tor owl.
derce. The latter body is ready 10 act
when complaints arc sworn to, and
maintains that MilleT's reports were
made so as to restore confidence when
the Slump" occurred Enterprise
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Salmaqundi.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Five degrees below zero thus morning

rive .legrees below zero this morning.
Tn:' is the anniversary Of the birth Of
A"ratiam Lincoln. M attention was
paid to the day IN this town.
IA" meeting Of the board OF pardens
ha- '...n postponed ano:h,r week Oh
hcuun; ~ Governor s nrKz not being
able Ia attend.
Senator FORAKER does not seem to be
cutting much I"r ~ the ii.hi for Ol,io's
delegation - -" national convention.
Tan, R'"S"veit'- heir, Ia getting away
with the b':Est" IN gre at shape
The deposits III banks and trust CON-
pnpies other than private and na,ioIa nj
banks mount I" $4,000, 900 600. The
dep1S'iS ~ ;hr G62J national banks 81
the United Sizes IN reported ON Do
cember 3, amount i'll round figures to
81 D 100000. All the money III the
United States woulinOt paw ]onequarter
OF these deposits on demand.-New
York Wor d.
Senator Clay Of Georgia is one Of the
tallest men III the senate, and his hair,
worn st IudIng straight up ns the comb
OF a lighting rooster, makes him appear
at IL hot two inches taller than he IL.
HIS most distinguishing mannnerism
Is the hHnIt Of catching thut pom
padunr vii !ly with ,he fingers Of h.a
F1,phI In ,ptl ~ Am IA. n,.,,,. ax.it.l ~,
though he "'-r'lei To lit hs scalp
from hls II, al.
Attorney Hen irr.on has been SUM-
unn.d to Wish 'yi"u la appear before
-enRte n ho I-e committee ~ on public
land p, before Mi l. ia. Burketi bill and
the Garter an mru, ment thereto are
penhIut. lie viii ,aNr Sat urday mort
ing for Washington :" answer the SUM-
mons Cong" ssmuH BARTLETT Of Nevada
Is d or IN, house committee ON
pubic lands.
DIR. West returned last night from
New York, whe-e he spent the last six
months III studying mud praclicmg in
the New York Hospital. lie has for med
n partnership with the Drs. Hood and
will remain in ElWo. The professional
carl of tho firm appears III this issue.
DIR. West Ifs d valuabi" addition to Elko's
professional men. The INDEPENDENT
wishes him success.
u. Mackenzie, the heaviest inii yidunl
deposition i'll the Hickey bHnXs and the
man who has made the most trouble for
the banks, has offered to place 81 eco
cnsh III the vaults II the stockholders
will turn their stock over To the company
md the depositOrs win sign the agree
ment circulated when the banks failed.
He has 100000 oil deposit in the banks
lie will become Il director under the
reorganization.
II has Ist been made public that the
Union National Bank of Salt Lake City
was robbed Of $4,000 at some time be.
tween January Bird and It'll. The theft
was discovered Oh the It'll and the money
wns known Ia have been IN one OF the
bank strong hnxcs on the 3rd. 1t is
considered that one OF the employees Of
the bank o the money. W. S. Nc
CnrDick IL president Of the bank and one
of Iia heaviest Stockholders. Detectives
are watching .he suspected employees.
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%Salmaqundi
FROM RiDAY'S DAILY

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City Monday To hold Il sessrJn VI the
diitricl court,
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me ~" c" ~! srand Jury has uotl
h"d MT. 'N'cR'y mar lie need no. appear
prI"fe thhi o ~ Ia explain certain bank
ing u'hIs. ihk Examiner Miller IL no."
la onoIhh III Hpswer to a huhp'eua to
testify '".ore the or u" Jury.
G,yruor rnrks bus .unn.pto1 Mr..
-" Coz e~upeHhte"u' nj "f Tie state
police t"tc' lie tppoIp' ment Ii HI eI-
ctl''nt "n-. 'hpi"in Cox ls well kno"n
"'' uth"u' the s'hte ana has the COL
~" ct o' All WI" hno" him. GoV-
e'""' ~ ara r"ull not navr douo better.
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NIL "a, .~uuiuu,,t .,nJ ready far cuty in
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A Mexican BOILER cinannr.

Consul General p. G. Hanna, OF
Monterey. gives the following rs nh In.
stance of a successful invention: \
fluid inverted by the Monterey man
and manufactured in this city, de.
signed for tho purpose OF cleaning
steam boilers Of scale or preventing
the formations thereof. is meeting with
great success. II Is said TO CfructIally
remove scale from boiler tubes and
that e. works no injury To tho iubcs
nor the boiler shell. Tho compound
has been introduced into various coun
tries In America and Europe. II is
manufactured wholly from vegetable
substances from plants found IN Next,
co and IL developing into n large local
Industry, II 10 known az "Anti.Ss,
lcnitn."
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Basket Ball Game

II il expected TINT tho bnstct bali
team OF the Elko high school will play 4
match game with tho girls NJ the high
school at Carson City THE year. There
Inns been a great deal ~ trouble IN ar
ranging u game tor the local team away
from this city. The twO annual games
that THE school plays are with Wmuc-
niucca and Reno and by Il peculiar con.
dition of circum stnuceu it happens that
both OF 'hcsc games will Do played in
EIRo this year. III game II 10, ar.
ranged with Carson the gi!ls Will not 20
away from home tiia year. 10 recent
correspondence with Carson, Elko agte cd
10 play upon any tofmo that Carson
would gree to M concerns expenses
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llo readers " this paper will br
pleased to learn thai there is at least
ono dreaded discnsc that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, aud
that ia Catnfrh. Halle Cntarrh Cure Is
the only positive cure known Ia the
medical frWioruiiy. cHtarrh being Il
constitutional d]jspasc, requires II con.
e%titulional treatment. Halls Cntarfh
Cue is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood mud muC0us %gnrfncca Oi
the eystrm, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. md giving The
patient al strength 10y building Mp the con.
]siitutiOu aud nasjRtIng nature in doing
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