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OF course. Hurley didn't know
what inventive genius could pro-
duce in the way of professional
boxer, but Tommy had arranged
for that, and the maehine-man re-
sembled him closely both as to
form, size and makeup. The ma
chine-man was run by a powerful
electric motor from below. 1t was
arranged behind a panel at the
side of the room, and could be
showed out quickly, having all the
appearance Of a fighter with his
back to the wall. A revolving
shaft entered the back Of the dunn
my and connected with eogs con-
trolling the arms. The current
could also be regulated to suit the
occasion. 1t vas agreed that when
the machine was In action the
slight sound made by its weil-oiled
parts was to be drowned by the
cheers of the bystanders.
Tommy stood up himself at first
and took some punishment to re-
duce Hurley's strength. Then
while the seconds were Tapping a
towel before Huriey's eyes, the
machine-man was run out at the
opposite side of the room and the
arms given slow motion to in
vite attack and prevent recogni-
tion. Tommy. meanwhile, disap-
peared to witness the fray from
his hiding place.
Hurley made a rush for his man
but the machine arms were going
at fast rate when he reached
them. It was like a bundle Of
wheat entering threshing ma
chine and Hurley looked about as
bad when they picked him up. His
seconds took him to his corner and
famed him while the machine
man disappeared.
Tommy came in for the next
round, and the honors were about
even. 1t could be plaintly seen.
however, that Hurley was not as
anxious as at first to finish his
antagonist.
The dummy was again moved
from It's place in the wall and set
in slow motion. IL was a pretty
sight to witness. The left arm was
arranged SO as to make its precise
istrokes in jabs. uppercuts and
drives for the Jaw. The movements
OF the right arm were delivered at
the neck. face and solar pIexus. II
was easy 70 see that when these
motions we're Increased II would
ne all off with the Fuan who got IN
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the way.
II was SO with Hurley. He gath
cred himself together and rushed
upon his opponent but in a fifty
he was tossed out into the center
OF the floor a senseless, helpless
heap.
That ended the fight. and It
was a week before Hurley got
about town again. His attitude
toward Tommy Tuiler was chang
ed. He even wanted TO back him
as . professional but Tommy said
he was Just plain business man.
and didn't want to mar the record
of his ancestors. The club award
ed the hero gold medal. Tom
my seldom boxes now, but when
he does II is with the understand
ing that his full powers are to be
held in reserve.
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HE WAS TOSSED OUT INTO
THE CENTER OF THE FLOOR A
sENSELESS. HELPLESS HEAP.
THE CHAMPION BOXER
BY H. III. Hudson

When Tommy fuller invited
the members OF the Athletic club
TO his home on the heights for
dinner Christmas eve, 1t was for
the sole purpose of settling a
score with the boastful Jack Hur-
ley. His rival had more Drawn
than brains. and in the old days
when they were In school togeth-
er, Hurley had licked Tommy
several times; but that was not
enough, for he often twitted him
about It in the presence of others
When the pugilistic art was re-
nsved at the athletic club, the
rivalry was continued in a gen
t1smanly manner. The fact WAS
Hurley could outlook Tommy. This
led to strategy on the part Of his
opponent. Tommy let the rest Of
the boys into his secret. and fun
WA In store for them on the
srenffni evening.
Ths dinner was q costly affair
Ths best caterers had been sc
cured. and the big coiored wait
ss walked round and round tn,
tables. filling the glasses win
champagne. Hurley took his full
SHARE. and soon isft like con
nusrxng individuals or worlds. i
was then that the toastmastsr pro
posed that they adjourn 20 tn
6ymnasfum on this top floor anl
vItnszs ; ssntislnanly bout be
fwesn theiT host aud the cham
Bios.
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SUFFR.AGISTS
TOUR STATE

o CHICAGO, May 7.-IBands 1
o of woman suffragists touring I
o the state in automobiles will (
. descend upon every city, I
D town, village and hamlet in (
o Illinois before the legislative I
. primaries next September, in I
. an effort TO make the ques- {
. tion of Votes for women" I
D the leading issue in the Z
. paign that already + I
Q many angles it promises to Z
. be the hardest fought legis- (
. lative battle ever experienc- I
. ed in Illinois. 4
. Another plan for educat- [
. ing the people will be placed I
. in the hands of Miss Dor [
. othy Horning, a graduate of I
. Northwestern university. I
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Jed for May 81 and June 80.
Mrs. "A. R. Barlow will be hos
tess Tuesday at a luncheon IN
honor of the members OF the
Woman's Study club, entertaining
AT her country home at Stella
COON.
Mrs. Meridian Hill is entertain
ing this afternoon at her resi-
dence, SIG North X street, in
honor Of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Walter Lowrie.
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SGIEIYeB

Miss Amy Naubert will be hos
tess this afternoon at her homt
on North Eighth, street at 9
luncheon and linen srower in hon.
or of Miss Margaret Hickey, whose
engagement to Bert oliver Hansen
was announced recently.
Announcement is made of the
engagement of DR.. Charles Mo
Creery, a prominent Tacoma ply
stefan, to Miss Bertha Frances
Harris of Seattle. The wedding
will occur May IA in Seattle.
Special music and tea will be
part of the program of the last
xesper services at the Y. w. C. A.
rooms at o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon. The program will be a
rally for the Breakers" confer
ence, and win include short talks
by girls who have attended pre-
yious conferences.
A social entertainment by MEM
beers of Court Destiny, No. sos,
Order of Forresters.
will be given Friday, May 18, at
Odd Fellows temple, 712 Pacific
avenue. An organizer from Sc
attic and others will be present.
The program of the Tacoma
Symphony Orchestra, which will
be given Tuesday eyendng at the
First Presbyterian church Is an
interesting selection. the principal
number being "a De-
scriptive Fantasia on Gypsy Life. I"
by La There. which closes the
j. Enrol Newman of Victoria.
B. c.. Daily colonist, is the guest
Of his aunt, Mrs. A. b. Harder,
1916 South e street.
The ladies of the John A. Lo-
gan Social club will entertain
evening with a sale Of
fancy needle work at their lodge
rooms in the armory. A May pole
dance will be given later in the
evening.
Fern auxiliary, o. e. s., will
meet with Mrs. Geo. Russell, 1921
North Thirty-ffth street. Friday.
May 10.
"A Noble Outcast," a drama IN
'onr acts. win be presented nv
the amateur players of the Drama
tic club of the L. A. A. o. II. at
Holy Rosary hall. May 81.
80
In honor of her daughter, Mrs.
George Tarbel 10 entertaining this
lfternoon ut her home with O.
mall card party. Guests will be
members of her daughters class
It the Annie Wright seminary.
Tacoma women OF the Golf club
'iayed for the association medal
his morning at the Country club. |
'hree matches remain to be play
ed the other dates being arrane-
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Acknowledge It
Tacoma Has to How 10 the Ineyit
able-Sceres of Citizens
Prove II.

Tacoma Has to How 10 the Ineyit
able--Sceres of Citizens
Prove It.
After reading the public state,
ment of this representative citizen,
Of Tacoma given below, you must
come to this conclusion: A rem
edy which cured years ago, which
has kept the Kidneys In good
health since can be relied upon
to perform the same work in other
cases. Read this.
r. o. Fenton, 1905 N. Verde
street, Tacoma, Wash, says:
when living in Iowa, / was trou-
bled by disordered kidneys and
was finally compelled TO give up
farming on that account. There
was q dull, heavy pain In my back
and the secretions from my kid
neys annoyed me by passing too,
frequently. After moving to Tal
coma, / had severe attack OF this
complaint and was laid ND for n
month. Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought to my notice and thinking
they might benefit me, / procured
a supply at Malstrom Bros Drug
Store. The first few doses brought
great relief and before long the
pain and kidney weakness had en-
tirely disappeared. I have been
convinced that Doan's Kidney Pills
are an effective kidney medicine"
Statement given November IL
1905.)
Always Effective.
When Mr.. Fenton was inter-
Viewed on January Z, 1910, he
added to the above: AT the pres
ent time my health is good. but
occasionally have slight pains In
my back, due TO over-exertion or
the contraction Of cold. At such
times a few doses Of Doans Kid
ney pills relieve me. The public
statement / have given in their
favor still holds good"
For sale by all dealera. Price
30 cents. Foster-Mflburn Co., Buff
falo. New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name ---- Dcanis
-and take no other.
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ALL AROUND
THE Horn
BY Cynthia Grey
BY Cyhthia Grey

Don't buy cheap trimming for
good materials, or the effect Of
your new dress will be marred.
Tack piece of ticking or other
heavy cloth six inches wide and
double under closet shelf and pin
skirts to it by folding band twice.
Hair rats of hair or wool
should be very light in weight and
clean, and should be
aired often.
Steel buckles and buttons may
be cleaned with silver polish and
then rubbed bright with chamois.
Tea stains may be taken out of
linens by soaking in glycerin and
then washing in cold water.
Don't take a splint from the
old broom to test your cakes.
When you buy a new broom break
off dozen or SO fresh splints and
lay away to use.
Vegetarian dishes are pop ilar
this hot weather. Here is a good
walnut loaf recipe: Three cups
cracker crumbs. one cup ground
walnut meats, there eggs well.
beaten. Mix. Add salt, pepper
and sage to taste. Then add one
quart milk. Butter bake .iisb
pour In. and bake 80 minutes.
Very good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Hats worn by children are of
the small round mushroom type,
and are made of fine black, cream
or tan Milan straw. Small flow
ers are used for trimming them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
WILL snI.L FoR Isnss

Come and convince yourself that
our up-to-date hats are away Down
In price as we wish to close ont our
trimmed stock. Hats dyed, cleaned
and robloclsed. RlumeH dyed, clean =
cd, curled, remace and widowed, at
PrOyfdent Bldg. Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07
CYNTHIA >GREY
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: When my
sweetheart proposed to me about
four months ago / did not accept,
although / intended to marry him
this summer. Now he never
speaks OF marrying and seems not
to care If / go with other men. /
want to do the right thing, and
] don't believe in engaged persons
going with others. What shall l
do? Do you think he loves me?
i love him dearly. A READER.
AT you love him why did
you not accept when he pro
posed? He probably does not
consider himself engaged to you.
Better have a frank heart-te-
heart talk with him, and settle
things once for all.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd 1 go
with a young man six years my
senior. Is he too old for me? CD,
When going with another girl
and her escort to a picture show
should ] offer to pay my own
way? CD When going to a pic
ture show with my own escort,
should offer to pay my way?
CHAUNCEY.
A.-1O No. (2) Not If they
have invited you to accompany
them. (3) No.
Dear Miss Grey: "a Does
mignonet keep away flies? CD;
What climbing vine suitable for
window boxes will remain green
throughout the year? w. r.
ADJ Nothing but screens
and scrupulous cleanliness keeps
away flies. The English ivy.
Dear Miss Grey: Cd How can
1 clean a black voile skirt CD
What is the proper way to an
nounce an engagement (3) Tell
me an appropriate gilt for boy
friend who viii graduate thisl
spring. (4) Is lavender becoming
TO blond? G., Il. b.
A.-l1) Put In gasoline. cover
and let stand an hour. Then souseA
up and down until skirt is clean
Rinse in clear gasoline and hang
outdoors In shade to drip. Dol
not wiring dry. Be careful about
fire. After dirt has settled. the|
gasoline may be carefully poured
Off for future use. f2) At al
luncheon. CD A tie pin. a book,
a sofa pillow with handmade COW
er in his class colors. f4) Yes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Here, coming toward them at
the same time were two of the
teachers followed by the children.
In their hands they carried a
wreath of flowers which they
placed on Ruth's head.
She had been chosen May
Queen! As she was led to the
throne, one of the teachers threw
a garland of flowers about the
smiling Janice as one of the
maids of honor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Gingharns, percales and colored
lawns are very attractive made up
In peasant blouse styles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Long pendant earrings of jew
els or jet are worn with evening
costumes. Large hoops of Egyp-
tan design are in high style r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Various gray combinations are
much in evidence in homespun
suits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Upturned brims are the smart
thing In millinery. Small hate
are high style. Scarlet In every
shade is the predominant color In
millinery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Mrs. Margaret Selenika, widow
of the Dutch scholar, DR.. Emil
Selenka, has been chosen to lead
a scientific expedition that will
soon start for the island of Java.
This expedition is backed by the
Dutch government and the Berlin
Academy of Science. Its object
is to continue the researches Of
DR.. Dubois.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

THEE FLY AN ANTI Z
RACE SUICIDE q

One fly viii have more de- Z
scendants In one season than {
any man could count in a {
lifetime. working eight hours Z
a day. Think Of this when Z
you see a ny crawl through Z
] a screen, and q
SWAT THE FLY! 4
J = . q q = = = = r = q n 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Hair dressings are marked by
simplicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

he Enrth Special Go
N Is hook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Bead fringes matching the cos.
tune are often seen on smart
gowns.
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NO CHANGE wHATEvER

Miss vina Carr wouldn't marry earth
Mr. Cum Bake: should say not. A special providence
watches II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Black hats are much worn for
evening. and are almost devoid
of trimming in many instances.
White. colored and black aigrets
and ostrich feathers are also used
to trim them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Tacoma women Of the Golf club
played for the association medal
this morning at the Country club.
Three matches remain to be play
ed, the other dates being arrane-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

In honor of her daughter, Mrs.
George Tarbel 10 entertaining this
AFTERNOON ut her home with q
small card party. Guests will be
members OF her daughters class
at the Annie Wright seminary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

A.-1O No. I'D Not If they
have invited you to accompany
them. CD No.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

"a Noble outcast. a drama In
fonr acts. win be presented by
the amateur players of the Drama
tic club of the L. A. A. o. n. at
Holy Rosary hall, May 27.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Fern auxiliary, o. e. s.. will
meet with Mrs. Geo. Russell, 1921
North Thirty-fifth street. Friday,
May 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

Steel buckles and buttons may
be cleaned with silver polish and
then rubbed bright with chamois.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-07

The ladies of the John A. Lo-
gan Social club will entertain
MONDAY evening with sale of
fancy needle work at their lodge
rooms in the armory. A May pole
dance will be given later in the
evening.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-11-16
VELKY VYPRODEJ u LIBALU
Drive X. A, David J

Tlmto ysem syym CT. priznivcum
a cele ceske yerejnosti oznamuji,
re pod yyse uyedenym jmenem ia
ko proydana poyedu svuj obchod
chotem svym nadale to jen ma
zasadach nejvetsi solidnosti, sve-
domitosti a poctivosti jakoz CT
stoty yseho zbozi jenom nejlepsi
jakkosti nadeji, 20 nam bude pro
vsechny easy dalsi uchovana stej-
M prizen, jaka mne samotne pro-
kazovana byla po vsechnu dobu
driv6jsi Dale oznamujeme, re
name ma sklade zboA ien dobre a
prodayame levneji, nee kdekoliv
jinde
65c muzskt spodui pradlo
fleece lined .........3oc
}5e numkt ksandy (slc 5000. l9c
zoe hedyabnt krajkoyt sally loc
35e dmnskt spodni aimni pra.
no tfsast.tr r.ttsrtstrss, slJr
Mnlskt sweateroye kabdtce od
$40 rentu nahoru.
Ddmskt sweatrrovt kabatce od
IS eentn nahnru.
Ttlkt zaelouy do dvcri ~ yse-
rhny haryy kus po - ccnteeh.
Daska celovlntnt strikovand
lSuknt ~ q - ccntn
Natogt gylastt rclka dpky cr-
M *ii1 y inmto prudeii ipn o1c.
Eserhny damvkt dtiskt kaha
lty lyproddmr IN poloylani pputls
Pijdte a ncjochotneii nejlep.
sim, nejmodern6isim, nejeistsim
lpri tom neilevneiSim zbozim yzdy
Vas obslouxi
MRS J ] LIBAL,
fa0S William ul Tel Doug 1906
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-11-16

~ jest nam : potcscnim do.
knat. ~ jest mdlo kraianu q.
maze Il okoli, iil by neobjednaya.
III nnse terstyt kvatiny budto te'
lcfonieky neb poston k rnznJm
pfileiitostem iako k narozcninhm,
pfckyapenim surprise party,
pro nemocntt k pohrhnm atd., IN
eel ysem vfele dtkuieme. kvftl.
isou yldy terstyt feland terstyf
ny nasc ison hleddny pontyada
kyatiny dlouho pydrd
Mmo kyttiny fezant name
mnoho DRUM kapradin FERNS .
ifntch kpttm hrnkoyfeh k ptsto
yini donna Y zmt
kdo nemllr nase sklenilty ma
.2g. a Dorrus uls nnystiyiti, zayo
Iaitc Harney 2286 vase objed
nhrky y kaldtm smfru bndou
gdaIsem pfiimuty u sprdyns vyfi
krny.
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Vybor Ustredni Matice skol-
ske praze 8 nejyroucnejsimi di.
KY kyituje priiem X 394i (S804.-

- stsAM fAeI M'f' . W
~ kterel udryldany byly po-
kladnf matrni dnc i rijnn 1910
idko y{it<ek ~ zdarilf sInynosti.
porddan2 re dnerh g. I i ! zarf
1910 sdrulenfmi frskfmi spolky
Isl Omaze Mniieni slavnost Y
Omaxe Mydd ttz podndt X laloxe.
III Americkt l'stfed. Matiec Skol-
skt. samostutntho Ia spolku ktery
budc miti steJny yzneseni ell 4 u
EEL iabo I'slredni Nluicp skolskA
Fe stare vlasti, ipiii stanovY plat
ny isou pouze pro Pfedldnvsko v
uejtihiydisi finantni situaci pfi-
spely deskt spolky " Omazc T.
.slredni Maiici Skolskt, proieyujf-
ee tim sndhu yseeh Ceehn ampri.
ekFcb. bterfm vldy prvuim a nci.
dnlclifflsim spoken tesk{m jest
l'stfcdni Maticc Skolslta, ktera
dotud yitcznt odrdzeti budc w
boiuf postup odpurcn ccskFeh de-
II, pokud pujde za nj ndrod eely
We stare move rlasii
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z AHY.

II nci, Q sich hodinach
ytefA rauo y,rnkl nexnanfeh
dosud pfiein phrn budovt Kim
ball Laundry to. nn III 4 Jack
son NJ a znitil il ttmff 10 zdkla
III, zpusobif skoly N $4,000
Bndov polstana 50 zafi1enim ien
edstetud Khkalnicl ke skode nc
pfijdou
We xdfisim tOrpheumH fen
10 t{den 81 spolrtnost "'rhe ope
ratio Festival" s polorubodnym Il
sptehem yystupuir nadanh hnus
slislka Miss Eula Brunnrlle kiera
mimo iiut skIadby ptknlm po-
raHmtnim hraie i Dgordkoyu
"llmmoresku phi kterd shor do
proydd bu irii tlumenFm zptyem,
COB So velmc ptknf vyimh
80 Velky yyprodel krasnych
kapradin (Fern) v kyetinarskem
oddelcni zayodu Hayden Bros, ten.
TO patek a v sobotu Kus cd ioc
do si50. M Il. HRUBAN,
oesky kvetinar a zahradnik
nc
znamt trsk} knpcInik il.
max vellee dobrt hudehnik Josef
v Pospisil ienl posledui dobu byl
usazen ve West Point. Neb., pfi.
lel We stfrdu minul} tfdcn do O.
mahy, by zde yr dtyrtek dopolrdne
nhsilu5m lpnsohcm zak0nrl spui
<lrot Npalil 81 do hlaty r5m Z
rpyolpern byl mrteF nkamlitt.
rospisil. way 81 rozyod od sy6 prv-
nj lnny ieb byIh hlurhnnemon. I'll
ntlakou dobu lenou ilnou, Sc
ktprnu uzayfel snntpk. Ta 81 hu
ysak zhhy pro iehn ehnvdui nabu.
liIa a odesla od ncho il usadia Nc
Omaze v Z. li31 jiI IL. Ill, Pu.
spisil asi pred ~ dny postal i do.
pis 4 Friend Nrh, We klrrtm il
pisc, neyrdti.llse k nrmu Il nrbnde.
Il MIN optt liii. n zahile neinn
sebc, ale ! il kdyl pax na dopi.
ten ncobdrlel lddnnu odpoteT pri
iel dnes tfden sam a kdyi byla
leua spoluNti nill udepfela po.
znotu odehral se dn pfedniho po
kolr, xc kterdho 20 male rhtili sly
aeti bylo drtInnu ram Polekand
lena phttla beleii III Pospisilem
ale ieii dospaI9 syn il y tom lahra
nil a Nystrail ii nu Ycaudu. 20,
hylo ieiin sirs'im N ahFili ~
totil ukatnio. H. rospisll lu rfald
ha typalenuu rauou ehttl ii ict
pfilakali pak usnrtlii ueh1f pf
dplsi rhtiIi teprve padn sifeIni
rams ifuha I'ospisil ml potion
teprve htttl ~ nteelu IA iei ma
tel ua padlafr itt iahn tuhnnne
mrafou l'fifolana polieeini am
hllanee dpprafila pak Hrifoln il
t8gnle k,le k1ronrf kanal nal q
lnksest klertN fihtfnn u y irtl
naIo pfipaflf tam palrnon aehe
ffBtdn
- tAsiitaa felsBtaa iaA4 hal
sAA Istttka aeFsi u neh sapfa ~
siAimne aAbfky hlagkaft cell seisf
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