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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

rniIcertisn ali over the worid use TIz.
y..icemen stand on their feet all day and
ki,pw whatsore, finder, sweAty, swollen feet
y~tiiy mean. They tise r IL because TIL
crfes their feet rishtup. It keeps the feet In
feet condition. Head what this police
has 10 say:
was surprised and delighted with
7iz for tender feet. hardly know
r--9 TO thank you enough for Il. rs
superior TO powders or plasters. I can
4. .p my feet in perfect condition Bs.
i'.ye in my earnest gratitude for Tiz.
I an a policeman and keep on my
Est eI' dsy.'--Emzy Harrell, Austin,
rssss. coca
l.ou never tried anything like TIZ before
Z YOUR feet tits different from any tt,an-
III IL nnta powder Powders and other
st reMedies clog mp the pores TtZ draws
HI pclEcnn1s exudationa which bring on
e.vtneep " Ne fret, md T. the only remedy
tNst4pog TIE e{esmo cot every pore hnd
os,n0ee ~ 1tos-yo0r feet
'nu'D sever limp aenin or draw up your
q In paln' aud youth forget about your
csrnA huMlena and cAllonssa You'll feel like
rfz II nj sole 1t ali drugeists 1t &c per
bog, Of II ~tu be sent you direct II you wish
Prom Ws!tsp Luther Dodge q Co, Chicago, al
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
TRIAL TO DUST MAYOR.

Des Mones, July 1S.---The proceed
lngs to GUST Mayor Thomas J. Phil
hps, OF Ottumwa, came to trial In OF
.nmWa today. George Cosson, assis
tant attorney general is prosecuting
the case 1ntoxication Is alleged
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
rs, lFtsa )" hss, ~ ~ W. ~
THE WEATHER
ye..eraay,. cairo renperature.
General Conditions.

be day was. clear after, a rainy
night. The rainfall measured ] 30
inches. The governments bulletin re-
ported the following heavy raihfalls:
Ga q Girardeaa $40 inches; Chester,
17e; Cairo, I66: Riverton, tse; Pa
duAah. lsso; Hermann, Mo-. ss.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
RIVER NEWS

The. river marked 26.6 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
riss Of 2 Of foot In "a hours.
Using rivers were reported yester-
dag from points above here as fol-
lows: Louisville. 6; Evansville, La;
Mt. Vernon, 10; Mt Carmel. IA;
Shtsvneetown, a; Nashville, 81;
Gyntersville, g; Florence, IA; Kan
sas City, 10; st, Louis, So; Chester,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

with an officer to get the garment,
but the other woman had it on and
refused to turn it over The cheer.
full giver was fined 81 and costs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
PROBE BEEF TRUST AGAIN.

chicago, July 1s.--The second 10.
cal investigation within six months
into the affairs of the "beef trust"
began today, before tine federal grand
jury
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Forecasts Ear Today

cairo and vicinity: Fair; moder.
ate temperature.
Illinois: Washington. July 1s.-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday, light north
east winds becoming variable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
a
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Prof. IS. p. Gott authorizes his an
nobncement as a candidate for coun-
tn Supe. intendent d. schools Of Alex
amber county. subject to the Rspub.i-
can primarIes. Sept Is. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Fashionable.

q notice your fiance Is quite elder.
y. Ills hair is positively gray!" Well,
yhat OF Il? Gray is the fashionable
hade row,"--F'iiegende Blaetter.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Rare Old Wine,

Some wine has been discovered In
The cellars Of the city hall, OF Bremen,
which has been left there for two and
half centuries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

London had a population of about
two hundred and fifty thousand IN
i74O. In which year there wers
2,725 deaths from smallpox
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Opium Supply.

In the course of a year $50, 554
,unds OF opium finds Its way into
,ndon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Sun and Moon.

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the time at Cairo within q few
minutee,l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
On BEING a Hero.

Any man with five dollars In his
pocket can be hero to the fellow who
wants to borrow that much.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

Il has been found that the preva.
nee Of typhoid fever in India varies
eeularly With the abundance OF dies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
GIvinu In.

The man who gives in when he 10
wrong Is wise; the man who gives In
when he Is right ls generally married.
Life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Jondon's Governn.r,

The city OF London corporation CON
sists Of the lord mayor, % other alder
men and zoe common councillors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

A Poor Brand Of Goodness.
Too many Of the good people In this
world are good because they are not
cling watched.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
aan Placed on corsets.

In many German factories the fe-
male employees are forbidden to wear
orsets during working hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
un In tha Air.

Hes rainbow clmscr,"
SIS that why he bought an nirshipw
New York l'regs,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
FayorIte Crimes.

Arson and counterfeiting are on the
Increase, though crime as a whole is
declining
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

travellers In Prussia are struck BY
the absence. Of beggars. The govern.
ment permits no person TO solicit alns
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
Near Relative,

Admiration IS the daughter Of IL
ncrsnce.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19
AN;Ns,i fNtsEMENT
roa snEsiFf.

fhe Bulletin Is authorized to an
ncnnee the name of Fred NJ. Pool
Of Herrin, Ill, as Democratic can
df,ate for representative IN the SOFA
senatorial district, subject to tn
Democratic primary September Is.
1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-07-19

Wisdom is the conqueror OF for.
tune.--Juvenal.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11
Walker Whitesde in "The Melting
Pot"

walker WhiteSlde IN The Melting
Pot"
AS previously announced, Walker
Whiteside in THE Melting Pot" by
Isreal Zangwill, comes to the Auditor
ium, November 16 This is the play
that was received with great favor
in Chicago and since has been brought
into universal notice by its stipend
GUS success at the Comedy Theatre,
New York, and also by the enthusias-
tic series of editorials on the play that
have appeared in Golfers Weekly,
and other national publications, and
by the unqualified endorsement of it
by notable list of eminent people.
Theodore Roosevelt, Oscar Strauss,
Brand Whitlock, Jacob Schiff, Booth
Harrington, Augustus Thomas, Ham
lin Garland, Opie Read, Robert H.
Davis, Jane Adams, and a host of
others.
What will interest local theatre
goers quite as much as "The Netting
Pot" will be the personality of Wal
ker Whiteside, the star, Whiteside-
know him by his last name only as
they used to know Mansfield-has been
a marvellous surprise to the big cities
in which he has appeared in this play
He rose from an unknown player to
one of the foremost actors of his time
Yet, despite the suddeness of his rise,
Whiteside's genius has long been in
the process of polishing and perfec-
tion For fifteen years he was at the
head of his own company, gaining that
experience and training necessary in
the making of the truly great actor
His own manager and stage director,
he played throughout the entire realm
of classic drama, and, at times, when
funds were running low, he replenish-
ed them by producing romantic plays
that he wrote himself After fifteen
years of the hardest kind of work he
emerged from his obscurity the best
trained young actor on the American
stage. Handsome, gifted with a
beautiful voice, admirable technique
and undoubted genius, he was engaged
by Liebler and company to play in Mr.
Zangwill's remarkable play and was
at once accorded the recognition he
deserved.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11

Kansas City Stock Yards, Nov IL
1t is between seasons on quarantine
cattle. and not enough of either grass
or fed stock is coming to test a full
range of prices. Run last week was
140 cars, and prices for the week show
very little change on any class. The
run today is fairly good for the sea
son, 81 cars, market steady. Some
short fed steers brought $500 to $5.25
today, and grass steers ranged from
$410 to S4S5, COWS at $3.50 to $4.10.
Some yearlings brought $6.25 last
week, and buyers seem to be looking
for the class of cattle coming to the
quarantine division They side step
the heavy fed steers this season, as
they can see plenty of this elias in
sight for winter delivery, whereas,
daily demand for the lighter cuts of
beef makes the latter find a ready
outlet. Packers have no stocks in
their coolers to speak of, as they fig
ure that the large number Of cattle
on feed this season will give them
plenty of beef of all kinds when want
ed. But this is a weak point, and puts
the situation somewhat into the hands
.of shippers. Those who get in on
days of light or moderate runs will be
likely to get premium, as the market
will be up and down with the volume
of receipts, account of the hand to
mouth policy of the killers.
Hogs closed last week thirty cents
lower than close of previous week, on
an average. Diagnosed, the decline is
more than that on light weights, and
considerably less on heavy hogs, which
two classes have been travelling to-
ward each other during the past week.
Liberal marketing of light hogs at
eastern points is the reason, and trad
ers predict a still furthering of the
price range. They also look for lower
prices, and say that the market will
not be settled till it has dropped be-
low the eight dollar market. for the
best. Run today is 1000 head, market
to 10 lower, but the close was fully
steady with the loss regained, heavy
hogs at $500 to $500, lights $3.50 to
$8.45, medium weights $500 to $S.4O.
Heavy supplies of sheep and lambs
are telling on the market, which clos
ed last week feebly and is 10 to Is
lower today, run $4,000 head. Best
lambs bring $3.50 today, yearlings
$3.50, wethers $4.35, ewes $400, feed
ing lambs 1925 to $3.50. The market
is suffering from the bogie effects of
the assumed large number on feed
all over the corn belt. Some big feed
ers ere waiting to stock up till the
price gets little cheaper.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11
SHE WAS
SUPERIOR

As Ethel Lingler said, of course
their house was the biggest and fin
est in town and they certainly had a
lot Of money. taking all the family
connections together; still, they did
not pride themselves on these quail
fications.
1T isn't that" Ethel said once in a
burst of confidence to friend. It's
simply that we are the most interest
ing family in town. really We are
not humdrumi"
Ethel was girl with a certain
amount of lank. posterish style about
her, an Ethel Barrymorish face and a
college degree. When she had re-
turned home after her graduation
Ethel Immediately inquired for a list
or the poor families of town, insisted
on starting boys club and announc-
ed that the vacant lots were to be
beautif1ed
1t was thus she interpreted her
duties and opportunities In the town
OF her birth. She said Millersville
needed reviving influence and an
original mind behind 1t to develop its
possibilities, and she refused to join
the Longfellow Literary society as an
other way Of being interesting. The
sooner Millersville got over that sort
of thing the better 1t Would be, she
said
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11

Cox did as he was requested and
returned presently with his hands In
his pockets and grin on his face
''The messenger" he informed his
wife. 'fs going to cost you $1.20. The
woman lives out on the north shore.
I figure it out, with the data you have
Just given me, and including your
car fare-but not your time-that you
will clear 15 cents on the deal"
Mrs. Cox rose to her feet stif1y and
gasped with fatigue and annoyance.
II know that as we'll as you do"
she said, briefly, but 1t can't be
helped now. It's all Cousin Emma's
fault anyway. And she's your cousin.
not mine. Next summer I'm going
west on my vacation and rent a dug
out on the dry plains of Colorado
And meanwhile I'll trouble you not
to mention bathing suits to me for at
least a MONTH"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11
Garments Workers Strike Settled.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-The garment
workers strike, which has called out
forty thousand persons in the clothing
trade, and was productive of several
riots was settled this afternoon. The
details were not given out. 1t is ex-
pected the strikers will return to the
machines Monday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11
Memories.

Shelley: The Past, like an inspired
rhapsody, fills the theater Of everlas&-
Ina generations with her harmony.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-11
Cousin Emma S
Fault

When Mrs. Cox returned from the
seashore her two trunks were full of
mussed-up hats aud soiled dresses.
She unpacked her things with set
look OF distaste and heaved a sigh of
relief when the last pair OF satin
slippers had been sponged of with
gasoline and the last chiffon veil had
been folded away in It's particular
sateen-covered box in the top bureau
drawer Mrs. Cox is fastidious
young person and no article of her
personal apparel ever strays from its
proper place. That night she was
very tired.
THE seashore," she explained to
her husband, after dinner, sis fatal
to ones wardrobe. l have packed
away my straw hats to make over for
next summer-you've no idea how di-
lapidated they look-and simply ev,
erything else own had to be bundled
of to the laundry or the cleaners.
I'll not be able to go out anywhere
for a week"
Cox nodded with vague sympathy.
"Of course, went on his wife they
all ought to either wash or clean.
The only thing I'm uneasy about is
my bathing suit It did seem so
ridiculous to send bathing suit to
be dry cleaned, so l let 1t go with
the laundry things, but somehow l
don't feel sure they will do it right"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

gelen / 9qqpeno % ,iqp4e; D4asp er
bette 9epen 70 ua1aea % su
en9elen bajeOe JIG neO til bRnSe
og iagOe imilenOes:; y&ei,a on lille
4ennsifebarn, 0ette er lite 9sOen,
oct er Snaaqn0erl til ,2ipet, % si
er ale 2ipets 6prites aienereTr,cs
IS oct iamne Doagreoe bun. II
Den bun par life Den iamme iUm
for. al 5rD9t og angit par for
ipnuoet % bun igltec Jig alaa gIoO
og lpfteIig. Spn ipntes eHemu at
ie sSeius itaaenpe / 8orten % pente
pnne benoe, re afaiafsnpm %.
Get pnra life 9s6ene oct par 81
pct, bun MI ooifai Me9e. Sg bet
par Seills, benOes .beOIe g%sm1iom
oil0e me6e abenoef per. f.1ao o
5 title, 2pffe. iolOebe bun line
S9noer. 0u bar Der life mere mo-
gep4 QiSbarnlnni boerfpn / 5olifin'
net eler 5~ilaleianaen 3sosifvgger-
ne bapoe nlaattet pige for Strau-
Ierne ira Qioets Sol, 14d
s..,a fgs4 rSilpit. Tr4y
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
ebencser, NnonIbnp,ll,s Sa,... =.

Gen 81. Oft. babe pi ssisa all
&oIt. .7k5orTeh ira 3anmarf. San
talte fAaiffa ..om qftermniii6Oes
boor en- 9tfodf os 0oo life par
5teSe3, Oh Ell Tarifemaifine tres
be0e Dor RlaroatflTe e. Men iao uar
ri iaa beIoig itiGeoe. at Ser ogIao
bIeo Meoe ON q%ftenen, boor bon.
Oe gdft. o66rfcr 81. @, If9ria.
SacfionbMe, 7io8l s. e. Semen fra.
@etania bar til Stebe, og ole aas
oeras fgiorde og' taite SUBS Orb til
os, "a @aft. Is. i@. CIR faIte OF
iaoaet file St5 Til 9sInt. '1lI%a
gaiunpn aa6 en- to0plia 2poo iaa
oct Odr titfiae naiten en- bobbeIt
6orfriifnina fra gonmarf. Get
oor, JON rooIe baboe ifrepet til
os, ON at oipe life at loOe 0eiIigr
6eoen aaa Clip; t6i oct par .oGr6 at
6Gre. i7.'.5
9n mqa ri NOT blipe mere q4sf
bunone. piea @%sni0beoen perbiemr
me; t5f M moa Sc abiolilt fqa JiA
mere aes9oifab til os 1ero9re. oIfsnm
! ll9otet ben 9ot6rrs qti8oriermer,
JON pi oaipn thqpoe. Der, r9sF9tsra
! gen onliaeqst ret gpS,aosSgebe Hsas9
iaaIcoes ca,a 70 9aiAdsoEr ,SsTe, !.
@D8 2Qfa 80, ,8aH8 30 a.a0,sso
IY}olien, igm rgisgntriust Ies SiSsaB
III bocr Tag. 9iograSsef 49l1eSF paagl
7 mt oan0 op til 60 9uibels n
glerelf 9ftno9aeo.3Anmy TsSssaf
I sdefoffeHsftc4P uSt $50 IN ifYtls'
aaeFRl otn da6ifuiffI ioct' ia man. !
Lac pia MAJ lsetrt edtfd 5riMi is'saa'
l, rtr. l9iISFH pei 'Ili ihOspjoHis 3
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It nj naghr. SencrIrr& .
llH. q. Orb. 9op 1issssIuoubca anil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08


fommer BineOso life ct @enneife
6erlo / set SER.
a6Dl Soot Si banoer, 8otter
on ifaI aIorig bore ida bieles. Sooo
- ri bar oct 10 goot. 8i iiooer 10
pna oct tstre og fiber ingen ytB6. Get
er 10 Oa barre for De i6Qe Babe.
guiter JONI life fan anaa BERTH" ~
lib - buor oil i%ndffer bdot
on inaffer @nnilO", nllnaieOe ban,
iOet ban ioreeoes isste | 2ommernei
eiter en- fSfran. S0fnn ifpl0e tro,
at on Dor ct Barn og life ct gorl4
melt fornaftiat &%omofolf, ser tGns'
fer pna at bofOe @uI6rpaup dllereoe
til 6ornauet. Seq gao NOT pioe,
boorira Gengeneoifol tonlrle til
6naoe bet oene 9pgaloet9mtoet, anodr
8orretningen itnnrl itiaet o. Der bekt
-
let iHgeu 0rifeifiaiuger parfer.-
0af 9srneueJ iflitaeroog gerne e EN-
liOt arpentIiAj &sjet oeo inaoanaen'
2eiGgbeorr6egiom De 0a elers toni.
mar berr bieHtT, tilfeie0e bna me0 ct
pluoieligt opflaret aniigt, iioet ban
tilialaig tit &ie pna enlg6i8ors
itump, iom en- al 8aoesGItcrneo6au-
De foitet Der Ben fore9oaen0e Dag.
aSa, oct 9Bp1S iaemen6'upftt
% fogHHler Sip, femmet 2anSg
ptreoe @uBil0 Gafouiif, mepens bin.
ihtbreOe i1Ggaai SHepen. s9e font
merr pei o9iaa NOT lberieo9 De ipoea
oa faqrl 4eres Bod, nser pi er taala
moolge." 9iirg 99rn = 9ee :
e9e ipae r-2l % er98offer life.
ipee", ioare0e ban % oompeSe1 peif
bebqeeIig al Den Notwithstanding.
ON ifuloe ba'e let, boorle9es 9oe
ounieoe Aeroppe i Aiteso oal jog par
Pin6e hos &eitauratsren of fqp5 mig
let @los 81. Seq foriifrer Dig, at
stsuet ,Itoo Dem ON grerneatioa
tmon life flnOe, .anoet emo nDie oerd
peO. gei Sar rloa ieg rigtignof ii9e,
aot 2nften er renere 9erloe bog oig,
lille @utter." s.lotae nm
ban ilos opergipen larmen
ON benoes2ip, Oozbun reilte g / oct
iamme for at iqite @aNifqplen bort.
ogaaa lap M OGre meo De JNren-
a~eitreaerl Clip mig mn 6atterl3-
Rel men itaar Ger life ct g}enue-
ife Oernoe i Gegnen for enoen al
9roeq % flyer berinol" 1aA mn.
.Soap sgEo Srt9rss.e 5asiaa
$50 pitt M isr ieg oct: l4et er
bnms &aeline, @utten. boi5 Gar4er
lioenrpoa Npal HHt91ts 9effe8lio, II
ban np7issm lobsA fN Iaeerpe Der
oppe um0eri sAaieE -s.iqa debeH az
% pitt iEAa iqa GSsr al pqFe oeiq9e
FVlgiet. 09J 81 YTril19 % II
b 2ansaG isSr mart diaar Aom9iaaai
tiIbsse" o9isry relsnr9Ee msAap %
10 opttfcos rsAt @nttqr. oero bugtis
1l0Fnssp' aau9sg . 1si c 3 4
Set par en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3rcng meS Saor iom en- Seosmanft
IN en- @ah,iaFe soisti h4ssss oans
ne ger oar. garrEssgSe I4hj oitso stit
,sffts,-, 9ssSe SlioSsen o. Oetlop
ipeasssra g sftf el'eFi
bon bapAe pa9s- par ~igsaeiige 81
pifpagrcqpe. ,qs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ghowp ,feHScliat belt neo saS 2reResl
sorsr, set balgbIoitcaa AFpit 10
al ..Spao CT oct. on aaar "a IHpIs
.eftcr AsrnSe9ri tiItoIic Gle ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

5oorot.a Sc, gu penber titbqae til
Ruboens a0r oq set liOt 5aitiol
gders fnnoe BET let pqre, at min
Step tom til at Oqnie EQlitOqns
pod oine a%pgitDfter, inoen gu pen
te0e oct" !.
fla, oct bar bel inaen gieD =
oct, iodreOe ban roli9. .....
Ser er ihaen Driftepen9e at tie,
ne for 5olt al bin sIog8. aH
oeO on Del, 6atfiG." mem, .
Seq tarer MIG 6efer inaep
0riffepeioe ON. @aa ieg saa uO
PAD Gnben Of groen eGer Graoet al
uaonfuf Stoat" iom Iigoer Der
oeo Suiet7 Get er Def eneite, iea
beoer Gem ON, Ole
jgRei = tag mig tujino ON gu
mddl 45Og 6bdo ifutoe set pore
goot forE ,
80, for at iea fan pore 1sn iesrs.
ite, Der bp0ef min 5ar oeIfommen,
iad mart ban fonInler biem. ~ =.
'99Sar on moaite faaet Se.earom
ON, at ban fommer. oa at set life
err 8e9o", JON er auaet UNDER meO
Mdn6 og 7@us oeroppe / Ssbdoet2@
ag5o, Jet tor." % 6on rattsSs Jig
uuafaorli6,g7a i0et 6dh msNfe Den
gamles ipotttn6e gIif. -,
Set onr Den ira Roroenifiplps
gieffe 6efen6te 8regalit, %@eaa", JON
gdfan Dor pnn. Gen baooa i sen for-
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