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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
COURT OF INQUIRY
INVESTIGATING DEATH

Annapolis, Md, July 21.-The court OF
Inquiry which is investigating the
cause of the death of Lieutenant
james N. Sutton. u. s. M. c.. of Port
land, Ore, opened at 10 o'clock today.
Lieutenant Sutton's death on the
night OF october IL, 1907, resulted from
a pistol shot wound in the head. The
bullet. afterward found within the
skull, was apparently the same as used
in the regular 38-caliber service revolv-
ers. Immediately following the fatality
an investigation was made by the
naval academy authorities with the re-
suit that Lieutenant Sutton was offci-
ally recorded as having committed sui
eide.
Since then the mother and sister of
the dead lieutenant have been unremit-
ting in their efforts TO have the case
reopened. This morning they were re-
warded when the second investigation
began with the opening of the court Of
inquiry composed of Commander John
Hood, II. s. N. president; Lieutenant
Henry N. j. Ensen, u. s. NJ, and Major
G. Wendell Neville. ". S. M. c., with
Major Genera Henry Leonard, u. s.
M. c., judge advocate. The latter has
declared that the present investigation
will be most thorough and when ii Is
concluded there will be no doubt In any
impartial mind as TO whether Sutton
committed suicide or not.
The formalities incident to the OPEN
ing of the court, which were conducted
behind closed doors, were soon con
Guided, then the hearing was thrown
open and the taking OF testimony
began.
How o this can be concluded Is
problematical. Only Is witnesses have
been summoned thus far. Major Gen
eral Leonard is authority for the state
ment hat from the testimony II ap-
pears that any others than the Is can
throw light upon the death OF Lieuten-
ant Sutton they will be probably sum
moned IL they are within reach OF
the mandate OF the court of inquiry.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
BOY LIKES NOT
"WEDDED LIFE"

Philadelphia, Pa, July 2~2.-Seven-
year-old Bonnie Cohen walked into
Roosevelt hospital with a cut on his
head. II took two or three stitches
to- mend the cut. While the doctor
was doing Il he asked Bonnie how
IL happened.
With tears rolling down his cheeks
Bennie said he and his little sister
were playing husband and wife.
'T came home late" he said, land
sister took a poker and beat me
over the head with it,"
Asked by the doctor, who was
having a hard time to be sympa-
thetic, II he would be married again,
Bonnie replied:
Not yet. Not even soon.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
WESTERN HARVEST
is CRYING FOR HELP

Washington, July GA cry
for help to harvest the seasons
bounteous crop comes from the
West to the officials OF the de-
partment of commerce and labor,
whose functions In part are to
find employment wherever pos
sible for the throngs OF aliens
who come into this country.
Fifty thousand able bodied
men are wanted and badly, too.
by the farmers of the West, &C
prding to Representative Stew
ems, Of Minnesota, who has been
In conference with Assistant Sec
rotary McHarg. and other off,
Gals Of the department OF COM
merce and labor.
Mr.. Stevens says the West il
literally begging for help TO
gather the big wheat and other
crops. He declares that the crop
situation all through the West
is splendid.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
HAD NO MONEY TO
GIVE GRANDCHILD;
COMMITS SUICIDE

st Louis, Mo-, July 21.-Samuel 8.
Spellman, whose wife is a millinery
store proprietor in Cleveland, Ohio,
killed himself by inhaling gas here to-
day because he did not have money TO
give to a grandchild.
Spellman had changed his name from
Speelman. His brother, Jacob, was for
merly mayor Of Fall River, Mass, and
another brother, Manuel, is a whole
sale liquor dealer In New York city.
Spellman had separated from his wife
and FIVE children.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
'.BROTHER" c. P. TAFT
GETS BEEF CONTRACT

Taft. Texas. July 3-charles p. Taft's
meat packing plant at this place will soon
be placed in operation.
1t has closed a contract to supply LOO
dressed beeves per month to the govern
ment employees on the Panama canal. All
furnished from Mr.. Taft's Texas ranches.
His ranch here embraces 10000 acres.
and he owns one OF 2oo. 0ot acres about 1N
miles west OF here.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
PAINTER WEEDS CHICAGO WIDOW

London. July s4.-John Lavery. a
prominent portrait painter, was married
here today to Mrs. Hazel Martyr Tru-
deau, widow of Edward L.. Trudeau,
jr.. of Chicago. The wedding which
was quiet, took place ut the Roman
Catholic church of the Oratory. Bromp-
ton, at noon.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
UMBRELLA MEMBER WAS
SON OF MILLIONAIRE

Lexington. KY. July A.-The body Of an
itinerant umbrella mender found In Stoner
creek, hear Paris. KY, was identified as
that Of Harry Hobbs. whose father In said
TO be a millionaire.
Word was sent to the father. whoae
home is in Dorchester. Mass. He ordered
the body buried here n full particulars
Of the death sent to him.
The umbrella member. who was known
hcreabouts as Harry Martin, wa about
= years Of age.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
TWIN SISTER ALSO ELopEs

Los Angeles, July 23.-One
year TO the day after her twin
sister eloped with Samuel Wood,
Miss Helen Roush was married
secretly to Robert l.. Tatum,
a real estate man and partner
of Mr.. Wood. j. III. Peters, a
prominent broker, acted as
master of ceremonies in arrang-
ing each of the Opponents and
acted as best man for both
couples. AS in the first mar
riage, the other sister was not
even informed of the plans. Mr..
Peters quietly obtained the Ii
cense, vanished from sight, later
appearing mysteriously at the
Alexandria hotel, where the
ceremony Vas performed.
The two sisters are wealthy
and beautiful and popular in the
younger set here.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

Cordova, Alaska, July 24.-Francis J.
Heney, the San Francisco prosecutor,
who is at Abercrombie canon, was mott
fled over the telephone of the state
ment made in the House of Represen-
tatives by Mr.. Tawney regarding pay
ments to him from the federal govern
ment.. Mr.. Heney said:
"a have not received a dollar in fees
except for services rendered prior to
the commencement of the San Fran
cisco graft cases. The delay in Jay
ments to me by the United States gov
eminent was due to lack of funds, ne
cessitating a special appropriation by
congress-. A fully itemized statement
Of all my accounts is in the hands Of
the United States attorney general"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

New Orleans. July 2s.-Chenier All
Tigre, an island I'm the Gulf OF Mexico,
south OF Abbeville. Is being subjected
TO a plague OF mosquitoes. Thousands
OF cattle are being smothered to death
by the pests crowding Int the mouths
and nostriis Of he animals n choking
them.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

L~angendreer, Prussia. July 22.-Six.
teen miners were killed by the ox-
plosion OF IRE damp In q milne At Mans
field today. Mariy other workmen were
taksn from the nine unconscious.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

GASTEN, AUSTRALIA. FL Harri.
mans health continues TO show improve
ment. He Is now giving up a small por-
ton OF his time to his business affairs
with the permission OF his physicians.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

Before photography was applied 90
stars the highest number c~atalogued
was 4b7,S47. The number OF stars the
camera win show is estimated al over
90.0OO.0 900
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

DETROIT. MICH.-The jury IT. the
murder trial OF DR.. G.. X. Boyajien. who
shot and killed his nephew. Harottin
Gostonian. disagreed and Was dis
charged early this morning.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30

Brazilian scientists have succeeded
in developing a new variety OF coffee.
with unusually large, fine berries which
ripen very early.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
RocKEFELLER GIVES SON LAND

New York, July 2L.--J0hh d. Rocke-
Teller has just transferred several mil
liGss dollars worth OF real estate In this
city TO his son. John ID. Rockefeller, r.
The transfers. u y understood. are =
part OF 4 plan OF the OH magnate to lay
aside the burdens Of active business.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-07-30
CALHOUN TRIAL REoPENs.

San Francisco, July 2l.-When the
case OF Patrick Calhoun. president OF
the United Railroads, charged with Of
fering a bride 10 former Supervisor
franchise. was called before Judxe
Laylor, IN the superior court today,
both sides answered ready and the
trial was begun.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
NEW NOTARY

NEW NoTARY-C. D. Chamberlin of Bouse was yesterday appointed notary public for Yuma county.
 BACK FROM TUCSON-J. C. Dob bins returned yesterday from Tucson. where he went as consulting engineer in connection with an irrigation project involving several thousand acres Of land. which is under consideration for a locality in southern Arizona.
 ADDRESSED MESA AUDIENCE J. F. Cleveland. private secretary to Governor Sloan. went to Mesa last evening on the invitation of Damon lodge No. l9. K. of P, to deliver an address on the subject of Pythianism The occasion was the eleventh ami versary of the institution of the lodge in Mesa City. This morning Nr. Cleveland will continue his travels to Florence. where he will meet the gov erEor and acconpany~him on an in spection of the prison.
 Y M. C. A. CoElECTioNS-Good progress is being made in collecting the Y. NJ. C. A subscriptions. and now that the work is 80 well under way and going forward rapidly there Is q much better feeling on the part of all the subscribers Many who subscribed in good faith grew faint in interest over the long delays and some even who threatene, to reuse the paYfment who threatened to refuse the payment ward gracefully and gladly. They have always been willing to pay when they knew the money would serve the pur- pose intended This has set on foot a much better sentiment toward the project all over the community and the officers of the association feel quite jubilant though they are still seeking the collection of much needed sub scriptions Many do not realize the occasion of the long delay in building nor do they appreciate the advantages that ensued from the delay. The first delay was occasioned by the panic, which made attempts at collections in- advisable When that matter became well adjusted, there arose the matter of a federal building. which delayed things another nine months, but which the management of the association be- lieves was time well spent from financial point of view. Altogether. had it not been for these two things the building would no doubt have been completed and ready for dedication long ago
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
DECISION FOR ATTEIl

Memphis. Nov. 21. Abe Attell. the featherweight champion of~the world was given a decision over Jimmy Moran of Brooklyn in an eight round contest tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
MILLER AND LUX ESTATE.

San Francisco. Nov. 21.-Litigation involving the vast holdings of the Miller and Lux company were reopen- ed today by the, supreme court in or dering new trial of the case of Thos. Ross Cooley vs. Miller and Lux ct al.
 The action was brought by Cooley as guarantee of James H. Campbell who claimed one-three hundredth part interest of the German heirs of Lux in payment for legal services.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
DOING NIcELY-Mrs. Peter Cor

DOING NICElY-Mrs. Peter Cor don who was subjected to an operation in the hospital last Wednesday. is re- ported as dOhg very nicely and prac- ticany out of danger Her early restoration to good health is expected.
 VISITING OLD FRiENDS-Mrs. J. A. Locke of Denver arrived here Sun day and is the guest of Mrs. A. J. Bellas. She may remain all winter and will possibly be joined here later by her Husband Mr. Locke is a printer and the family at one time liv- ed in Phoenix. Mir Locke then being foreman in the mechanical department of The Republican.
 DEATH OF MRS. DELANO-Word was received from Wickenburg yester- day of the death at To o'clock am. of Mrs. w T. Delano. well known in this city, due to complication of heart trouble and asthma. Mrs Delano has made Phoenix her home for some years until recently when she moved to Wickenburg. thinking the location more to her advantage physically as she has been an invalid for a long time. Her husband who is an engineer employed by the Santa Fe has a Wick enburg Parker run and has made Wickenburg his home. Beside the be- reaved husband. Mrs. Delano is sur vived by Miss Ethel Wise, a niece who has lived. with her since childhood. Miss Wise who is employed in the auditors office. was at the bedside of her aunt during her last days and re- turned from Wickenburg yesterday afternoon Mrs. DelanO has been known as an earnest Christian woman and her death will be sincerely mourn ed by many. Funeral announcement has not vet been made.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST
FORGED FRIENDS NAME-otis

FORGED FRIENDS NAME-Otis Hitson WIS arrested by the city police yesterday charged with forging the name of Fred Wilson to check for S2Sl2 Wilson says that Hitson. who was a friend of his. took the check from his pocket and then signed his name to it. Wilson had given the cheek to Hitson for safe keeping and later thought he .wesld like to have il back again Wilson says that Hit son picked his pockets. ahstracted the cheek and endorsed it. Hitson had over s2N when arrested.
 PICTURES OF THE MINE HOR- ROR-The first photographs Of scenes about the pit mouth of the St Paul mine at Cherry. H., were received in Phoenix yesterday They came on postcards to C. A. Corbus. having been made bv his son. who lives near by, They were taken while the smoke was ascending from the shaft and before the removal of the dead could be at tempted.
 FOR THE CARE OF A BOY-Com- plaint was made in probate court yes terday that Jack Brighton. a small boy, is without proper care and is not be- ing given fair chance to get a start in the world. It is alleged that his mother. Mrs. Annie Brighton. is not the. right kind of a woman to have charge of him and she was ordered to- show cause on December why he should not be removed from her custody.
 DEATH OF JACK WACTERS-Jack Walters@ one of the earliest settlers in Phoenix died on Sunday night at the insane asylum. He was so years of age and had been a resident of this part Of the country long before the or ganization of Maricopa county, and was the first district attorney Of the county. though he was not lawyer. But in those days. and in fact until four or five years ago. il was not nee essary for one to be lawyer to be an Arizona district attorney. MT. Wal. ters had been helpless for years and lived with James Gilson until few months ago. when he was committed to the asylum.
 RUBY WILLIAMS coNCERT-The Ruby Williams concert this evening at the Arizona School of Music. will be one bl lils most nbldbl- iAlueitdl FNfbtS ever occurring in Phoenix. Blanche Ruby has sung with success in the great opera houses of Europe and her program here gives an opportunity to hear her in a variety of selections. i'm cludinG a group of French. German and English songs. the Polonaise from ~Mignon.' by Ambroise Thomas, and the beautiful Nalse from "Mireille." by Gounod. She will be assisted at the piano by the well known organist and accompanist. Archibald Sessions from Los Angeles. The appearance of Har- rison Williams. solo pianist. is looked forward to with great interest. He will play group of Chopin numbers, in cIuding the Scherzo in C sharp minor. the Wagner Brassin Magic Fire Scene" from Die Walkiire.'' LisZt's Nightingale and the Grieg "Ballade in c Minor
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
SPLENDID SIGHT ON TENERIFFE.

Teneriffe. Nov. 21.-An earth shock occurred today and the volcanic erup- ton increased. Two of five active craters joined and are sending flames i500 feet high The lava flow, how ever. is not so rapid as a few days ago. and there is no immediate danger to the villages.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24
Roosevelt pritelem ditek.

President Roosevelt laslHl Y mi
uultch dneeh zHIdstni pripis kon'
grcsAi nemz odporutuie usta,
novcni ylhdni pomoci pro ehndt II
dilky Iprdra odpom-
ruir afizeni detsk6 llradoyny pri
odhorn ynltra, u ia by mtla na
starnsi Nysctfo,atl STAY dilck,
dttskou umrinosi Iamrstnayani
ditek II linc ycci dtti Sc tykaiiei,
President pravi jest malo vtci
TAX dnlczitlch pro blaho naroda,
nci.ll dokonala u presnd znalost
ncjlepsich 1pusohn Iak naklddati
$ ddtmi Hakonodarstyi ohlcdnd
toto yeci pokladam neien IN dnle.
alte lakozto poslnveni prikladu
yysokthn y1oru na oehranu di.ek
skrle narodni ylddu iodnotliyych
stain unii, ally 80 staty ~ fidily
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24
oeskA rabava ' odsll Hsb

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hud fail Kfiii udfll Nehr nu
fadni fslHFnI tfaitpk pN Eteftn
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ahrk lIrhlart jnt sam ttsuA
Iam fnhma slfena llfbkosa i@t
pfuffsnfbnu ttatt slMier ha M
hfuskf sthlni uutpuit6 , Lincoln
nistn ia faa'hFH Dd dnbv hmri
itiih0 bmlm drffpy llolelaln
llrhaa, tiart hil prtnlm prufeso
Fm na teshf stniiet nrugayut
rntmthF s sltniieh irii hralru
tH tHlutaui itio sioItp d1aknlH
So iaia teIEeho mlruIn yfisihn
natII Sd muubt ieflnmliyet pfrd
sinyuir rfhpo takoNa vySHduir
hounHFnust ubeiatusl u uadn taf
tYtNulust Ntmu5eMa oerkh
ful Ia oihm mIufrnt midc hnrd
miii vndn od gefeinnsii tako,t
iakdha sr dnsinya itntm ohnrhm
drive yaIotputm NeiprVc musi
bfli lid uvalomtn. 3e tukuvt od
hor ind vylrioyam u Ea druht
ial,t io derl icho cinnasli N1dor
Fscmu psuni s. resktrll tusopiscch
prichhd do Lincoln icslf ccsti po.
sluchurl ktrn drive npvcdrlt W.
jest tam eesky yyucoydno, y Il
pficiny NJ trdy slctm lIrhkuyn
vynasualila uspofddat Ikolik tc
sktch pfcdnasck, klcrt hy obias
uily tcnto obor pri uuiycrsite.
ably poyzhudila aaicm pro vySsi
duScvm vzdtlani. Prcdnaskn ieji
odbtyh ~ y Sohotu ycccr IA budc
proyalena illustroyantmi obrazs
= ccSkich dsiin u tcsktho iiyota
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24
Nestcsti Y dIvadle

y mcSlcktm mcstt Acapulco
vlnitlly So fllmy pr pfestaycui $
pohybllyfmi obrazy, prj tcml IN
hynulo asl 300 osoh p0n6vadI
nciyiec mrlVol j. X ucpoznhni spa.
lrno, ypzmr io uGkollI dni. nol hn-
dc poret upalcnfch nrcltc 1iiSt6u.
Y Acapulco isan ohrhody 2ayrp-
ny II lld chodi ! koslph do kostr-
H. kdc A Hhynnlc daya sloulitl
msr katastrofn Myinena nropa
lruosti urzkuSrncho mnze, icnl
pri prcdyddcui pohybIiy{ch 0bra-
IN pumdhul Pristroi nachalcI ST.
primo mad hlutnim yrhodcm We
skcrG yyehody uachalcly So ye
pfcdu dtyadla. " castl. icl hyIa
ncl1riyc morcm plumcnu Diva.
kan nolhtvaln iintho, uclll pla-
.meng rallI 81 restu ven, COZ So po.
.darilo poulr maltma pottn lals
.pfi podohntch katastrofcch bfva,
1cuy u deti tyofi ncjycitSi proccn-
To ohrti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24

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srbou iru zkam nurchafala
Mrlvola byla mn Iudrauskrm hrhi.
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va ns>tatcnrr kt%fnu.ktrh mtsstu.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24
Zpravy americk6.
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Spulkoy} scnat byI $ mlnulrm
.tAdnu vclmi piInym, hlaynt pri-
iimdni ptrdloh ohlcdnc rlznych
yladnirh rozpoctti Iminku Msln
huge lrlmem prtipti yojenslSe pre-
.dloht, poenluiiei slo2 ,626,01o u
pcnsIjnl puyoluiici *l6o,s69o
" tehnl slG0,Oon,00 PRIDE na Vs.
sulnt u lbytck m poplalky po-
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stem yyplaccni ylhdni podpory
.chudtm lldem m mistr yypldceni
penso. . nil sr n posledni dob6
nnoho mluyi Vldda by priiimala
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podporu vr stdri zhllstttr lilruko-
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osoha ~ rokr ~tara poGaln skld-
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letrch oprayncm bratl Nl2H9t
rotni podpory. kdyz hy o>oha IA
amnfela, neI dosahnc 90 folttl prl-
pudlu by podpora tuto nciblllsim
lciim pfibulnlm Stars osnby,
ktcrt hy ii chiefly y start laiistiil
podpom mohly hy slolltr mjed-
non tnkoyy obuos pentl go by So
lNyroHnulu obuosu. kdyhy hply IN
pocaIy od ~ roltu sklddall po -
Iccnlcrl u dnstaly by pax podporn
Istrlue Nplmcnsi rocni pudpora
Jest $50 utivyssi $1,000, u hlaya
rodiuy mnfp ukladati ykludy pro
IN iisteni podpory We stafi tlcnum
syt rodlny
Move lyoIrnt president. " II.
Taft nhlasil, ~ spola mimofhdne
lascdanl I'll kongrcsSl ma den II.
bro2ua, ~ lloelcm oprapy celnlho
zakona Icdn6ni . ttto zale2ito-
sti patrya nepochyhnt nekollk me-
sicn
kahinrl 1aftut jest lli defini.
lti,nS seslaven. Il vykanje naslc.
dnliei jmena Senator Knox Z
Ohio. tnicmnik pro zahrnnitni nj
lleitosl jacob NJ, Dickinson z
Chicago u Nashville tuiemnik val.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-24
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distriktu iak So olnumuir. bylu
scdcshl ycsuIr nplnr aneho tn>tcc4
nc lnitrno Itruta ua lidsktrh II.
voteoh phci 81 nn 5000 ProVlu.
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nuu hnrsknu krajlnou. asl }nu mil
ilholapadno od Tchrnm u ipn
pomoei posld udrznie So s hlayuim
mtstrm ,poicni, Stredisl,em ze.
metfesem byly distrikly Burn
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sobenS hyly ncivrtsi zirhty ua lid
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