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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
Coming events.


Inter high school meet. May rs.
Farmers institute board meeting
May IA
Cane rush--soph- -freshmen-when il
comes off.
Presentation Of the bust of Heinrich
Ibsen, college chapel, May II.
Breeders directory to be issued soon.
Polytechnic meeting next Wednesday
evening-science hall.
Current Happenings.
Extension, published as a summer
school bulletin
Extension bulletin No. /. by Profs.
Randlett and Churchill, Is issued and
ready for distribution.
The Agassiz issued Tuesday.
Breezy Point a success.
A. C.-Fargo college game 11-s in
favor of the preachers.
President Worst speaks on Abraham
Lincoln.
The Agassiz is out, on time this
year, and in every way creditable to
the school and to the class that pro-
duced 1t. The get up of the book is
good. the cuts come out in an excellent
way. and the printing is of distinctly
superior quality. The literary part of
the annual is especially satisfactory to
the student body. On the whole the
class Of 10 has produced an Agassiz
which II will be hard for succeeding
classes to excel.
The Preachers had the better OF the
Farmers in a hard fought ball game
last wednesday. The score. lis fs
fairly indicative of the present stand
ing OF the two teams. Two more games
are to be played between the schools
this spring, and some interesting ball
playing may be looked for.
President Worst gave the convoca-
tion address last Monday morning His
subject was Abraham Lincoln. His var
iation from the beaten track Of presen-
tation gave added interest to a subject
which lent itself peculiarly to his
Thought and expression. The address
ranks among the best convocation ad-
dresses of recent years.
The inter high school meet. schedul-
ed for May Is. will be both a field day
and declamatory contest. Prof. Minard
will have charge Of the latter, and
Prof. Dynes is handling the business
end Of the track meet.
Breezy Point" drew full house last
iFTriday evening. The play was a cred
1T to the 7. w. c. A. and the pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will go to
'pay the expenses Of the delegate to
the Geneva convention.
The final preparations for the sec
tond annual inter high school field day
land defamation contest which will be
held under the auspices Of the college
on Saturday. May Is, are now we'll un-
der way and the event is being look
ed forward to with great interest over
the state. The contests are open to all
North Dakota high schools and a
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OATS. OATS.

We have 5000 bushels choice oats,
for immediate delivery, on board cars,
G. N R. r. Page Benedict Land Co.
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Extraordinary Investment

$4,000 will buy hne home, one half.
cash, in the best OF locations. Well.
worth $4,000. Present owner will rent
same at $S5 per month, for a period OF
years 229 care Forum.
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of Agriculture Gilbreath, Speaker Bur-
dick, Lieutenant Governor Lewis ex-
Congressman Marshall and Senator
Talcott
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hold up Perry the latter grabbed him
and disarmed him!
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ouR MpollAR aoxr

OF cut flowers contains special value.
Try it. You will be delighted. Phone
e70-J. Fargo Floral Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Don't Kit me sore" was the no,
reply. "or m squeal on dc GUY high.
~ up. you slob 81 n bulifrogf"
Then, amid Misses. the Judge "a
Fncai" summed up II was a TEN.
pefato denunciation. lie admitted
the mental Attachments aud volnn.
thoia physical charm ug the ae
cnsssd. bat dashed him ansparinelv
re reviewed The childhood of ..Nlke
the Bite" laying stress upon tho
rpmor that At the age Of I he had
robbed q birds nest. He took nm
his married life with All Of his IA
wives. and drew a pathetic picture
% The rod hot stove peacefully
cooking q dinner OF boiled cabbage
aud analls NJ the moment when II
was FuthleHsly yanked from lts foun.
uattona. Interrupted only by addl.
uonai testimony from the presiding
Judge and commissions on the para
OF the angmiahed defendant he
painted Mike the Bite" vcrltable
ponsse cafe Of good and evil mostly
the latter.
Then the Jury was allowed 20 re.
TIRE. and during a hush the IL men
good and sick.ofit.all, reported
Not guilty He Ia too fascinating {"
Only then did bodlam break loose
There u no sleep on the boulevards
OF Heeleysport tonight.
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s""'""""~" lie DIAN EDiiOhA4L AiD M4UAZnVE TAuE
Newspaper ethics" Us. Newspaper Duty

good many fathers and mothers viii be surprised to
read in todays Mayor Nven OF Beleontane Ohio
and what he stands for.
The Star is printing this article today because II isn't
afraid to print Mayor Nen isn't afraid to and do
And because Mayor Niven is right
Every year there arc 5000 babies born blind in this
country who would not have been blind il their mothers and
fathersmany their atheswere free from scase due to
sex infection Imagine il YOU will, army OF 5000 sight
less men and women serving life in darkness as prs
oners OF vice Their way earth is helpless as they
were marching single file through real prison bound by
the ocksep and led by the strong hand OF capor.
Only in their ease vice is the hand that leads them
prisoners they innocent OF any crime against man
kind or their Maker.
Mayor Nwen is mayor who has dared do what nc
can stop annual birth OF egons OF recruits TO this pitt
fui army OF the innocent blind
Everyone who has young daughter can help
do what Mayor Nven is doing The father OF a boy
after he reads about Mayor Nven lie IT, not only to
his son. but to young daughter The mother
OF young girl it to the that girl will bear as
wife o do the thing
All parents have duty perform TO the unborn grand
children OF another generation.
Perhaps YOU never thought Of il that way before Why
do you keep sence3
Perhaps silence OF newspapers this subject
has helped you feel the hope your children safe
But were You righti
The Star admits that Tar newspaper tradition goes
ought print the story about Mayor Nven But every
body read profound medical eatsc and everybody
should know and think about this terrible thing
Ii in breaking newspaper tradition shall have neryed
you speak and speak plainly your children shall be
content
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~ FRED scaAEFgR.


"Yes--it Is not. cried Mike the
Bite wildly gesticulating. AT 10
wuz a plumbers apprentice
You are a liar" lnteriected the
prosecuting attorney. his face white
with rage.
Moicy." moaned Mike.
He would look well with a rope
around his neck" said distin.
guished member of the bar who
was present but not concerned In
any way with the case. This was
promptly admitted as evidence.
Yes. and hasn't he the head like
a gorillar replied. the presiding
Judge.
"Youse Is tryin' ter make n fan
guy out o. me-" burbled the prls.
oner, falling back In the dock, his
dirty hands clasping and unclasp.
Ing themselves nervoualy.
You tried 20 drape this crime on
10 other people before you we're
snagged,' persisted the impIacable
Judge.
i wuz mad. bughousc," shouted
the defendant, with passionate We.
hemencc.
The audience and Jury applauded.
At this the court admitted that
Mike might, perhaps. be merely an
accomplish, instead of the main
works. Yet, what has become OF
tho red hot stove?" the Judge added.
Speak, pig OF porchclimber."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Infectious diseases. Then why not
quarantine these Diseases aisof
The Campaign Starts
About year aEn application
was made for a license 20 open an
anatomical museum To overcome
objections 70 the exhibit. the mRn.
aFer pictured The Fayawrs OF secret
classes ~ disease and the benefit
10 BE- gained b. his form % educa.
ton.
However. that the education
should be Ia tho hands ~ those Who
had NJ heart only the welfare Of
boys. and not one that was inter
ested In a financial way. waa cyi.
dent.
There IL no training equaf IN.
that given IN refined and chria
iian home but often the morsa 40
uiosphere IN which q child IL reared
IL thoughf 10 be Hnfticl.nt 10 aivr
character that will keep the child
einan without specific instructions
Child Learns Wrong.
Indeed. thla would BE- the deal
way. II SAT. In the homes OF tha
careless ar vicious. the chAid has
no such training. bus geia infafsnA,
ton from deprarrd companionk IN
uaS that makes Il a lure. Instead
Of 4 warning
believe that the question cfi
ses diseases 10 a skeleton ~ sha
closet 81 eSsry reputable physician
IN the country. The extent Of en-.
plague ard the awful conseauene
resulting therafrom Rave 90 40
patlsd them, ard the solution Of shs
great question as 10 how 20 rrpress
u - apparently. 10 them. 20 lrnpoa.
sibis. that they have decided 10
prae'ies secrecy. kno~inq that sreu.
bic would enaue n the public knew
that no adequate effort 70 protect
u from the rasaues Of these diseases
was being made.
There IN law IN Ohio that 70.
qnirsA physicians 10 report 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

BEEf.EYsPORT. No, Nov. 20
Not since the sensational Zwolbeer
case has Beeleysport been thrown
into such frenzy of conflicting
sympaihy and adherence az haa
been aroused by the thrilling ease
OF Mike the Bite" whose trial nm.
der the newly adopted French ays.
tenn. for stealing a red hot stove. To.
day reached climax HOnnaed
and brow beaten. be- faced the i'm
placabie prosecution with quiyerIng
courage.
I'm like a stray mutt beln' tin.
canned Trough an alley" be sobbed
today. bTavely forcing back the
tears.
Hts acting IL superb. marvellous.
buzz went round the room an
the red.garbed iudges filed in, Iook
Ing for all the world. as Mike the
Bite wittily remarked to the press.
like bedbugs" This bonmot made
"a hit with the jury. which is made
uD OF men able TO appreciate the
resemblance.
The presiding Judge warned tho
Jury against being moved by the
arts and eloquence ~ the prisoner
or by his tears and vlrtuoug indig.
nation.
so ! amt even ter bawl youse
out. am IL" screamed Mike. Enash.
ing his teeth and foaming az the
mouth. "Notelli"
Chop those mock herolcs. ="
sternly commanded the Judge.
Then to the spectators the Judge
cried Il am going TO throw one
under this mutt Watch him stall.
He will rave. and then fake a
swOOn. Get bucket OF water
ready"
A mutter Of protest went up from
the celebrities and fashionables I'm
court
Bur Mike the Bite" again proved
himself a remarkable man. He re-.
froshod himself with a chew OF fine
cut, and smiling family. looked at
his watch. II was a dramatic scene.
AT l6 you we're planning this
crime" the Judge flung at him. lis
II not so7"
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BELLEFoNrAINE. O.. Nov. 30
When the people OF this town
called into office VIM Il, Nlvcn. a
rich. middle aged bachelor. they
elected the mayor who dared.
And because he was the mayor
who dared. Nlycn set about 70 fight
the vice that Ia always with any
community. the vice OF the low
places. rulnous alike 10 the hlsh and
low the social evil
tie continued. against the oppoai.
ton Of scores OF citizens. cam.
paign for the teaching Of what every
child should know. ia the school.
room or In the home. Hacked by a
state Law. generally ignored. that
forces the board Of health 10 help
him. he has done more In this small
community toward right living la
the young than has ever been done
before.
II Needed Courage.
To do this aud 10 dare this he
only had TO know what ali doctors
know, and what every father aud
mother should know --thiR.
That every year more than 5000
babies are blinded from birth be.
cause their parents. or one Of them,
usually the father, "sowed Wild
oats
That young men and boys are an.
nualiy done more harm by disease
due 70 the soelal evil, than from
all other forms Of disease ccmbinsdl
That the children % the rich, as
we'll as the children % the poor. are
having their minda poisoned and
their lives ruined through two
things that he held their parents re.
spcnsible for: IGNORANCE ard
FEAR.
Never a mayor before who set
ont 20 fight such a battle.
But Mayor Niven II different
sort OF man he Is the mayer who
dared
The Facts Ner~ed Him.
When l came into office he ex.
planned to me Ia the city hall. ~tha
police records showed mo thlngs I
didn't believe poaaible. came into
office believing that truth was bot.
tor than silence
As magistrate made a study
81 children. I conducted a mission
IN the West end. which was largely
attended BY the poorer classes.
One day ] gDt circular from the
Ohio board OF health. in which waa
shown the great decrease in dis.
eases which we're being auarnn.
tined Already I had met caAem az
disease that knew wsrs due 10
social evils. and the Victims acre
Yonng of the class that made me
realize what a serious thlng fhis
eYil was among young mon. boys
and girls
The same circular showed. too
That. thongh aHaransined diseases
were being stamped out. the In.
crease Ia secret diseases was a.
great a. the decrease In all other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Those hard night coughs Of the chill
drenl What shall you give them? Just
what your mother gave you, and just
what her mother gave herl In some
families, Ayers Cherry Pectoral has
been the only cough medicine for
seventy years. Once In the family,
stays. Keep II on hand.
Ask your doctor u he endorses Ager',
Cheny Peeiorai for he coughs and eoids Of
ehii(ssn. Do az Ne ssDs. &c. Aver 90.
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that when a man gels \ 4 81
enough.
All the things a man can a IN
out OF doing he couldnt i shey sas
useful.
A man Is Just fool enough y
think that II he can send noxsn :
an actress the world sdmires -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

No. Corielia. stays do not make
woman staid.
More spinsi"ra might marry II
other women didn't marry so often.
You can make an enemy OF n
friend by convincing him that he
IL a fool
It's harder for a man TO raise
bees than II is for bees to raise
q man.
You may have observed tina, sat.
isficd people. as a rule. keep quiet
about tt--Chicago News
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REFLECTIONS or A BACHELOR.

The reason man thinks he has
a good head for business Is nobody
else thinks so.
When girl won't let a man kiss
her It's so as to make her mother
believe Il.
The unsatisfactory thing about
having enough money seems TO be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
uuu n HIS
SERMON
ERs

Nm. r. Niven Of Bellefontalne. o.,
Has Opened a Campaign TO Teach
the Young the Truth, 10 ouaran.
tine Secret Disease and Persuade
His City Physicians to Help Pro.
sees the People From Tina. Which
Blasts Many Lives and Kills.
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ON THE TRACK.

Astute Constable Ito gent whose
confidential secretary has abscond.
odl~-You say he has white hair
pink eyes. broken nose. short leg
and squirt in his left eyc7 Now
Is there anything peculiar about
him China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

board 81 health all cases 81 diseases
dangerous to public health Under
this law a doctor here ean arrested
a short time ago he pleaded guilty
and waa fined for not making re-.
port on a case ~ sex infection.
Nisen's Proposition.
Here IL my proposition % ths
three physicians on the board az
health IN iellelontains That they
constitute a committee 10 receive
reports from DEBTORS Of secret Ia.
fictitious diseases. and thar they rec
ommend such action as thay think
necessary IN controlling eases that
they feel are dangerous 20 public
health. THIS arrangement would
keep such Information Ia the banda
% the profession A person affect.
cd would BE- nrsificd personally and
secretly 90 maintain personal
quarantine when II il found that
this II violated. then II Ii time for
the authorities TO step In aud en-.
force a quarantine
Up to the present time tho ply.
uicians Of this city have refused 80
consider any proposition whatever
The newspapers In Beilcfontaine
are with the mayor. heart and Aoni
That IL. The editors have told
BIN %.
Papers Don't Print ~.
finf you couldn't notlce u By read.
Ing any % ihwsr newspapers. on.
mo- Perhaps IL liant tight 10 print
such STORY rs this IN a nawmpappf
Il may b. a wrong thing "a do. but
Think about the 1900 blind ia
hiea. you who are mothers and
fsthega, ash your doctor about IL.
He'll tell You more. n be Ia on
the square.
There IL the mayor who dared ia
Beliefontaiue.
This newspaper has dared ten
you.
Who are the parents who daref
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Doctor--lt's serious case--very
seriousl ! must nc once remove tho
vermiform appendix.
Patient For heavens sakel Can't
you perform some other operation
instead? I had my appendix re.
moved last yearl--Lustige Blaet.
fpr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Secretary BalIinger may not mind
muckrakers. as he says. but he Ger.
tainly has a voluminous way OF dis
playing his indifference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

College Student Roses are red
yiolets are blue. send me ten dollars
and I'll think Of you
Loving Father Some roses are
rcd. others are pink incioHed find
ten dollars, 1 don't think Rcd Hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Perhaps the conncll won't enforce
the brewery saloon law because IL
does not wish TO make any exception
by enforcing any particular liquor
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

One thing can be said In favor Of
this disurderly weather: Il furnishes
a live topic for Recommendation
lists.
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Horse owners,
Attention

Best OF care and pasture Dor r.
horse for the winter phons -
70 or Main $50. Inquire Joha "
lace, Meadows.
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Man living In New York has de-
cided to run against Hias for pres
idvnt ~ Mckee. " he were on the
aceue. there's no doubt be would
have 70 "run~
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is This SO. Glrls9

She-So YOU think love is like a
Photographic plate. And why?
Funny Freddie Why. because Il
takes q darK room TO develop it,
Comic Cuts.
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blobbs 8iones complains that he
rs an unappreciatcd man. lie aava
no ono understands him
SlobbS-No wonder He used 10
ne train announcer In a railroad
depot Philadelphia Record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

There are many faults 70 be found
with the Madison st. cars. but most
OF them woald BE- forgotten u they
would only run during business
hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

As to the question Of love At first
sight. il should be sufficient to say.
I'm from Nevada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

For one day Kentucky was with
out anybody 10 act aa governor
This aNrna " up. Al times the state
has had two OF three more gov
ernora than the law allows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

favor again. bus the humble enuer-
krant Of commerce has ruled strong
nj He Nm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Every time a white girl docan't
marry chinaman. she owes Cupid
n vote OF thanks.
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more vigorous than It was four
months ago Contact with constlt.
uents has made some Representa-.
ives strongly ant-Cannon. They
are willing to accept Cannonism as
an issue to save their skins. But
the danger from these new adher.
onts Is the substitution Of some
equally reactionary member I'm the
place OF Cannon. Already there IA
talk Of Walter |. Smith OF Iowa for
the place, and some have gone 30
lar as to talk Of Jim Tawney Of
Minnesota. or course It Is the sys.
tenn more than It is the man that Is
responsible, and the substitution of
Tawney for a Cannon would do
no good at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Every day brings President Ze-
iaya nearer to the same Iumping.off
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ksSESgcQRRESPONDENCE
" Fl In = BY- RATA

~ RATA

Washington, Nov. %.
Dear Dad: The insurgents In the
house are surely Matching trouble
for Uncle Joe. am reliably in
formed that there are A members.
all republicans. pledged against
Cannon and his rules. There is
dynamite IN that.
When going down the Missigsippl
ON the big waterway junket, Speak
er Cannon said. This talk about
my being car Is all buncombe. The
house Is ruled by the majority. and
if the rules OF the speaker are not
satisfactory, a majority can change
them"
Which challenge has been accent.
cd. Victor Murdoch has sent word
70 the speaker: Give us recogpi.
ton and we Will show you the
majority"
hts Is the only difficulty now.
The only way In which Cannon can
protect himself IN his abuse Of
power VIII be to refuse recognition
To the insurgent members.
TIC insurgent movement In the
b0uBe OF representatives IL much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

says fIarvaTd'a uew president Those
cheers you hear are hy the sporting
goods dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Dozens 81 men are writing OF Of
fcrH Of marriage 10 Nine Stcinhiti.
u - pity she cannot marry all Of
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

What's the law among city coun.
anyhow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

e'Ih~re'a nath~
In. TINT does
mere ter create
GLASSES In this
free g q - n Try
than fhf Custom
a. ttnpin'.~
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n married my first husband for
money. aud my second for love +"
Then you are very happy now. I
suppesos'
''No Alas no. You sec. my first
husband married me FOR love. aud
my second for money "~--f'iiegen
niattcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Mrs. Mallardso poor Mr.. BOOSTERS
dcndg
Mr.. Cochin Yes: no was killed In
a brOil.~-Yaie Record
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Bring Your Eye Troubles
TO US Gnd we viii give you honest
advice ms 10 what 10 best 10 do We
recommend glasses only when alb
solutely necessary.
sCHUCHAHD OPTICAL 60.
Specialists
1907 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
mike THE Bite" GETS FRENCH TRIAL!

ns Frs
Thrown
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A large amount OF conversation
VIII mark the coming session OF
congress. It's results. as see II
now, Will be nil. President Taft's
program will be elaborate. But, like
some other programs, II will be
largely ornamental Sincerely,
RATH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

one OF those fellows who are heat.
Ing their way around the world on \
bet" may be deported from san
Francisco. This ~ tho one best bet
TO stop this nuisance.
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place that Senior Castro used with
SO much eclat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Trio inHirgent movement In the
sonse OF representatives Ia much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Justice Brewer says too many
children ia family Is worse than
race suicide. That leaves the ques-
ton open as to who will be the
judge of how many children are
enough.
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