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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

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BAfNBRfDGE ISLAND
ON THE SOUND
"a mile 20 crystal springs beet ~
aiier iaag en- gsai , iofe'loa t'f Summer
CIfFFOnb 4 VAN AhanALE
pia Third Az Naar Madisan
$3.50
Fivs ames of laaa yery close 20 ne
county read surrounded by good nalgh-
bore coed view 1f Puget aonut This
land iH aH close tp Everett ~ Green lake
: 10 Seattle Everett IL splendid MAJ.
ksi and = sood live town. Terms. vas
cash. haiance three years
ns'is'iis ~ ssa az York nida
Is PIN AoffE 5Eaf FARM LANDS
sr6~n 10 washington ID b ihe iotal
rrira and on easy terms CAL "a fQf
Liberty Hldg opposite p
CHEAP. WIDOWS bir chicken raheh,
large plsoa " iana eloee " street or
d month free wood and watsr SOC
Mrs foreman of H9ndsfson, ai Ear, YAK
ton store On now Henton hna' Or mn
$3.50
Fivs acres ~ land very close 20 the
rftv N amokastankH. Everait, on 5000
county road Surrounded DY 5000 neigh
hHfe 5000 view ~ tAe"t 1919 t'tLt-
laud De- a. close 90 Everett ns Green LaHe
BE- ~ Seattle Everett De- a splendid mar
kat and q good live town. Terms, f33
"a ah. balance three years
OLE HANSON a Coz
ai4-isis-i7 NeY Yofk Blts
ONLY fsab-iss AeRBB ONLY $500
$500. tho total cost 20 y0u. iaf ep
arres ~ the best farming land thai lies
out ~ doors. especially adapted tpr
mixed farming ana run ralHins aafar
ana better THAN government bonds
Faofa and nRVres si 90i Liberty BIDS
gppogfe p0gigffice
~ p Aothtus. 1914 u Jofisrson 81,
Will call sf The Star office 1893 seventh
aV tomorrow morning. no VII ~ SVEN
two tickets 20 me Majestic theatre
ron SALE 5.acre tracts valley land
ia miles south Of pfoaperout town u
Auburn. easy payments. or clearing %
land may be done Do exchange A.
Hnen. Auburn. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
FINE LOCATION NEAR PHINNEY
Az CAR LINZ
2 G@@l RWYS

Pour usN bunEaf1w cottage
rooms are nifsiy papaFed city water
fantQQ % siisY. north - 81 lsdland park
ff.osai tte9 cash. balance tth per month
Three room Naed cottage fruit trees
un iat aaEfs Graded streets SOUND visw
Price tiatai tft cash balance 80 per
month. located not faF from woodland
park Hss q EFatt a Co corner Gttt
aud rhinnsy az Phones North III
white sfa Always On the Eruana
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PET sHaiatance 10 perfcetina fnNeutions;
a.knt years eastern patent practice eve.
uIhE infefFieNn tr appointment Phone
Main fies sos Hinchisy siock
Adams a Brooks registered Patent
and Trade kark AffurunYn. 20 years IN
sfaiile sass coiman Mock
Barnes CO. registered patent affor-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

oAaE o. SICKNESS
Land ~ tKvkf LOGGED OFF.
~ hNNp OVER Easy no CiEAU.
NhHf OF SOL WATER he no 10
Fhhrl noA na sr0Nn SCHOOL Ann
MNfNnAh Mill on TRACT. on RAIL
MoAhs NfAh QQ0p MARKmra AM
iLiNtf oF WORK no un NAn
NhN tNfENtNuAN WILL nE
hNtlptNu SHORTLY ny rut9 lam.
NM - aNNE ru DOUBLE phEHWNr
LMltk# STATE ENpEHfMENTAL
ouW land
call or WntTE ron utusrnAr
Eh HaohLEf FULLY pnaeRfufNu
OUR eHorONfTHaN
WE ARE OWNERS. NOT AGENTS
Ehwuop LUMBER TIMBER co.
MAIN ttea Fsf uENnV nLnu
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FREE
H0MESTEADS

We will iecntu You GA tse
acres free government laaa To-
auunY aaskaiehswaa Western
cascade wafth ttses IN thr..
years Twelve m'iss fram rail.
rpsa sna teuu. thfss nlliss from
new faiiaay andaf construction.
ss4 pays transportation ass 10.
alias Ice Parts leaves in fee
SAYS nsak uR lmmaslatsiY
csrlsea Yais. sol uineslsy
niaek
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a. bead ~ harses reuElHF irpm zee
tls - iioa pr r-ad asconH .hana
waEnns ara harness au hiHaa ~ aHfnfs
Or hamHHesknfH afEt ehth aN
Fpf sale cheap - fnonft.oid laYinE
hens pee older eaes SOC itl tffd
ara Ffeunnt sF rhirneg a. nr Green
Lahe car
Tts MariY neafninr aud Sale atahlsa
hnfaas tifed ~ aH purposes ~ GAY q
esA siAt western Az FAanes MAIN
o u HoscuMn Co. sales Stables
Heavy traff medium siEod heFees guar
autrrd ili1 Wssfefn qv Msln 1874
POS sale--JER sEg COW Iusi fresh
rqung fresh caw. tina miiNer Mailer
vita 3 o. and ttth
Far sale horauFhhret scotch collie
pur pfnne INA He'd ite
FOR SALE-PouLTRN
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na uHaw Rhode leland Hedn. best rin.
isr layers. fss, psn headsa ~ Ans.
s5s .sai ssa haa.s8 s. lea eaisf iiss.
o. foe tat1 Guarantee no chickens EF
proper hanallns o Hepburn. ilse
ssH,ss Main ,iii iad sisb ana
so az
Erea for hstchinr n'ark Maarcs and
WHITE irrharnr flr tF t7ih
vented eseitns 81 puff wyandotfs
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banking business Interest allowed on
savings and ufne deposits
HEATrLE BRANCH.
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e. near Sixth ne Also gifes wonderful
lucky charms
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GREEN LAKE SNAP

GREEN Lake SNAP
80Etsa corner Owner Arsr sELL
Look af fha property ana make en- offer
spiendfd view Terms N desired
CAL uH Hp Monday
1RtFFiTtf CO Aianha Hlda
IND aH16 MAIN 1893
b.ACRE BARGAIN
Best ~ alder lard running water. on
msfn county rnad fuaf a1uth u Qarpsr
q boats -1niir from city only 90 min.
Bef tan ig miles t1 CITY near sond
fehani ana Boa i've district Price 500,
30 cash
CLIFFORD 4 VAN AUHbALE.
90 Third Az Near MHdison
Dor sale or let modern slt.f1am house.
ist fnKtie. small fruit snd Farden, 90.
mont Placement cement HHlta block ana
hnf from month END rnirorHity car liun-
uilH tlaN ~ lake and mountains. $500.
q 1e1 down ard balance ln rs years
90 VIII rent furuiahrd Cor ff8 per month
KhiH place is wsrth 81 500 inquire far
n aGnampine, aua unlversity rar iing
Neat uttif BUNGALOW just OF Madison
oar liue, 4 rooms reception hail sleep
M perch. Nll basement corner lut
Ofay tte0 cash. balance iit monthly
a. W LTTrLErON
fhT New York MOCK
Main aNNN
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A GREAT BIG
BARGAIM
ffffaa iaf al in rfuf trees and Der.
riga has raEr thfes fnnm rnffags. az
street assasameufs la ana paid near tNa
cor tines eFerrthinF uald Tor 81. see.
ttQ9 each Phone Ballard 1854
YOU WHO'LL LIKE
THIS

A fifaaruam maaarn cottage luHi com.
airfaA Go wofhmHHiks HiFle fine lut
sglahHia view near car. only ~ Hs0i ga9N
cash. balance like rent Phone Maiiarf
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FARMS AND AcRuAoE-fcontO
SMALL FARMS EASY TERMS
POOR MANS OPPORTUNITY.

ALL pNINoB CoNsipNRnp. Wa
lave LuN ChrA praf AMI umaf
hNAk EsfArr pRopoeiTioN nriNd
nErhNhh fUr iAnOhlNa MEN
AT stscQ, aNuHoMiaH tuUNrR iii
/ SOLD ON atCH nAaY rnRNs fifAT
rr u WITHIN Yo1k MssNSa '"N =
th AN ACRE "a au Ann Aea AN
| AcRh ran MONTH. viii MY A
| W. ~ on io.AcRg TRACT or LAND
| NrtnlALitN ApArIEp no dWowfNa
| UNITS ANh NEaErAni.fa AND ia
/ IDEAL For CltfCkRNs Ann g1Wa
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FRYE EXTENSION

~ FAMILY ~ cAsR or nuYnRa
Atl MADE
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, FROM MILL DIRECT TO
N#aHH

- FROM MILL DIRECT TO
l NOu
| F Buy your building materials
/ ffufn the manufacturer
] - and SAVE TIRE WE
I - rAILERs PROFIT We
! are tire largest fheeHuas
/ bost1 sash and door man.
3 ufacturera Or the Pmrirc
4 - Northwest These prices
Of tell Wis.
I ] cross panel doors for
/ - paintiur. figf
I I trnra panel doors for
| rtalnlnE 81 60
I / crosse panel doors oil
| li j nnish tlst
q Front doors t2fs tsso
| and up
- Eight windows Use to
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w. d. WALKER. M. D.

GRADUATE LICENSED SPECIALIST.
EAAh IMITATION AND ADVICE FREE
zoo EPLER BLOCK
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nuilD,vo tors
BIC LOTS AT IRoNDALE.

teeaifH ie4si. al cleared. sod soft
vida Streets = - a mns frofr sfesi
ilAnt tft4 aaa tsaei = cash. baianea 10
ulf uufrhasef
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- -. snrrse ashf aad Eaa. rent
Naasa ifie Mefsse a. ftff
ifFa nstssn n1s fft ualkar tfs
- 4ii ~ A. haiH tfef
Re- s.n o. iiiaa Harvard
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a. head ~ hHFaHs raHEInE frum H4a
10 ffaa pHnnha RANCHES be- price from
ga 60 fInH uNf fHaN second snHH q
waEaus and hafnass ail kinaa ~ outfits
Or hanHaesknfa aTtt ehth aN.
81 $3.50
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
LAURIUM
MAKING SPECIAL EFFORT
TO COLLECT WAFER TAXES
No Trouble Experienced this Year
with Use of Lake Water for
Sprinklipg
BREWERS MUST BUY LICENSES

Secretary Martin Prsk OF the Laur-
ium water board is making special e.
forts this month 10 ~collect the cut
standing water taxes There are a
rumber OF residents OF Iaurium who
have neglected so far TO pay their via
tAr taxes for the present quarter, and
then attention is being called 70 this
situation. The collections Iast month
we're very poor but better results ore
expected this month.
Good progress Is being made with
the installation of water meters
throughout the town and 1t Is expected
that within a few days an order WI
be placed for an additional SO meters
which will be installed next month.
There are now about $50 meters In use
IN the village and the officials hope
that before the close of the present
year. each of the 100 consumers In
the town viii be supplied.
No trouble has been experienced so
far this year with residents using
lake water for sprinklins purposes
The completion OF Che pond water sys-
tenn throughout the town last year
leaves the pond water available for
sprinkling purposes and this is much
cheaper than lake water. In other
years, before the adoption of the meter
system, the consumption OF water has
nearly doubled during the summer
months, but this year It is thought thar
the consumption VIII be about norma.
Repairing Old Sewer
\ large force or men has been plac-
ed at work during the past few days
repairing the sewers on Amygdaloii
stl Get. II is thought that the work VIII
oe completed during the coming week.
To Get After Breweries
The brewing companies with ware
houses in Laurium VIII be notified this
week to take out $500 retail licenses or
cease retailing beer 10 private families
ty the case in the future. Under rhhe
Warner Champion liquor law, the pro-
visions for wholesalers are very similar
90 those for retailers. The brewing
company which pays a $50 warehouse
license is not entitled to retail beer 70
families. Arrest and prosecution win
undoubtedly follow any attempt 10
evade this law on the part OF brewer
les Going business in Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
FIREMEN PLAN 500 TRIP
Delegates Are Named to Represent
isuriunn Department at Tourney

At the regular meeting Of the MEM
bers of the Laurium fire department
Tuesday evening, John Kncchtges and
George Kuhn were elected delegates TO
represent the Laurium department. at
the tournament to be conducted at
the 500. commencing August 10, and
continuing until the t. The depart
ment voted to attend the tournament
i'm a body but will not enter running
team, the expenses being almost pro-
hibitive. Although that matter has
not been definitely decided it Is
thought that the department will plan
a rail trip. Plans will be considered at
once to finance the trip and no diff
Guilty is anticipated i'm raising "A suffi-
cient amount of money.
1t is possible that the Laurium ana
Red Jacket department will Jointly en-
gage a band to accompany them on
the trip TO the 500. This matter has
rot been definitely considered so far,
but will be taken up in the near fu-
ture.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
RETURN TO THEIR HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Fuller Leave For
Lower MICHIGAN


Lower Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fuller who have
been in the employ of the Modern
Samaritans for the past year and who
have been I'm the city for the past few
days awaiting the close of the meeting
Of the imperial council, left the city
last night for their old home and
stamping ground i'm southern Michigan,
says the Duluth Herald.
During the past three months Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller have organized three
councils in the Upper Peninsula. The
order has several councils established
in the Lower Peninsula and it is the
intention of Mr.. and Mrs Fuller to
organize a campaign and appoint a
number of deputies in that jurisdiction
to organize new councils as well as to
build up councils already established.
During the time Mr. and Mrs. Fuller
have been working for the order i'm
this section they have made many
warm friends among the various coun-
ellis wherever they have been and
many expressions of regret have been
made at their change of location as
they will be missed by a very large
circle of friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
FORMER LAURluM RESIDENT
Robert MikkoIa Accidentally Killed at
Iron Mountain This Week

Word was received in Laurium
Tuesday, announcing the death of
Robert Mikkola, aged about 40 years,
a former Laurium resident, which oc-
CURED ut Iron Mountain that day.
Death was due To a mine accident,
the details of which were not given i'm
the message. Mr.. Mikkola resided in
this city for n number off, years he
having been an empioye ofYthe G. & III.
mining company until a few months
ago when he resigned to go to Iron
Mountain. He is survived by a wife
and one brother. John, who reside in
Calumet. Mrs. Mikkola has gone to
Iron Mountain and it is likely that the
remains will be brought TO this city
for interment. Mrs. Mikkola was
planning TO move to Iron Mountain to
Join her husband about June 90 be-
fore the news of his death was recelv-
ed here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16

An English factory recently turned
out n hat which, was made to NJ n
mythical man so feet TALL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
AMBULANCES FOR The ELKS
DURING The CONVENTION

Physicians who will care for the in
jured during the Elks reunion i'm De-
troit this summer were given instruc-
tons I'm first aid last evening AT Wood
ward and High streets by the Michigan
department, Clara Barton ambulance
corps of the National Association for
First Aid to the Injured.
Drills were held on High street east,
just off woodward avenue. a large
crowd came out 60 see the doctors ex
pertinent with stretchers and an am
bulance. The ambulance stood at the
curb while the men with strctcherg
drilled on the lawn between the curb
and the sidewalk next TO st. Johns
Episcopal church.
They were divided into groups and
those who will manipulate stretchers
during the parade were taught how 60
place patients on the stretchers and
into the ambulance, while those who
viii be ambulance men also were Civ
en- instructions. The erin was given
under the supervision of Sergt. NJ. IL
Jones. of the Michigan national guard
The Elks plan To station ambulances
at every block along the line of march
OF the parade. Automobiles will be
equipped as ambulances and city am
bulance companies will be called on in
occasions of great emergency.
Regimcntal tents will be erected at
numerous places in the downtown dis
trict for minor cases requiring slight
but immediate attention. In the rear
of Grace hospital a brigade tent will
be erected, equipped with all hospital
All tents will be pro-
vided with telephones and large
number of attend.nts. a corps of nur-
SEES will also be on hand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
SWEDISH M. E. CONCERT
Fine Program Has Been Prepared For
Entertainment Saturday

Arrangements have been made for
concert to be given by the members
of the Epworth League of the Swedish
NJ. +. church on Sixth street on Sat
urday evening. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Piano solo, selected. Prof. +. j.
Johnson.
Selection-Comrades in Arms-Malc
Quartcttc.
Reading-Some Mistakes-Miss f.
Lindquist.
Piano Duet-Miss NJ. Gustafson and
Lyle Engstrom.
Vocal Southwestern Land-Mrs. c.
ID. Thomas.
Selection by Male Quartette.
Vocal Solo-Leah Vivian.
Vocal Solo Selectcd-James Johns.
Piano Duet-Msses Peterson.
Vocal Solo-Edward Evans.
Vocal Solo-Dream of Paradise
Mrs. c. d. Thomas.
Selection by Male Quartette.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
MENACING STORM QUIETED
In SAMARITAN CONVENTION

| 1t has developed Ia the aftermath OF
the annual meeting of the Imperial
council OF the Modern Samaritans held
i'm Duluth last week that menacins
storm was quelled after short Out
burst at the meeting and that plan
to Dust Imperial Good Samaritan John
Christie and other members of the adj
ministration was abandoned after a
presentation of facts and figures that
convinced the skcptics. says the Duluth
Herald.
The st. Paul and other outside dele
cations. with some Duluth members of
the imperial council. went into the
convention loaded with criticism ana
votes TO bring about change In the
order of things. They were dissatis-
fed with the new insurance plan'
which was adopted at the last meeting
of the imperial council. They viewed
with alarm" the fact that during the
last two or three years the society has
been practically at standstill i'm point
of numerical strength and that the net
gain of members in Minnesota last
year was but nine members and the
net gain throughout the whole terri
tory i'm which the order operates was
only 1886.
Had the election of officers come on
the first day of the convention, the
present imperial administration would
have been ousted The indications are
that the first sessions of the conven-
ton were stormy. although Duluth
members of the imperial council VIII
not so term them. They say there
were some earnest" speeches made on
both sides. When confronted with the
fact that in three years, the reserve
fund of the order has grown from $14,-
303 to $135,S54.10 and that the Modern
Samaritans is the only order operat-
ing under the National I'raternal con-
gress mortality tables i'm Minnesota
that made n net gain in membership
last year, the "insurgents" were con-
WINGED and they turned in and re-
elected Imperial Good Samaritan John
Christie unanimously and the other
imperial officers with the exception of
one member of the executive board.
Members of the imperial council say
that's the meeting has brought about
harmony that only a discussion of the
matter could bring about. While there
was skepticism. there was criticism,
but they believe that all confusion has
been cleared away and that the mem
bers as n whole are satisfied with the
new plan of insurance and ready to adj
NIT it's superiority
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
ELECTRIC PARK CONCERT.

Calumet HecIa Band Will Play Fine
Program There Sunday
The following excellent program has
been arranged by Director Barnard of
the Calumet & Hecla band for the con-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
LAuRlUM sREvlTiEs.


Mr. ana Mrs. Eugene Erickson of
Iaurium returned last evening from
HONEYMOON spent In Detroit. They
viii make their residence at No. 2O9
Pewablc street.
The curfew bell in the village OF
Iaurium will be rung at nine O'CLOCK
each evening during the summer
months instead OF at $3.50 the former
curfew hour.
A meeting Of the directors OF the
Northern Michigan Agricultural assoc
citation will be held in Laurium some
time next week. the date 10 DC an
nounced later.
Contractor Thomas Bastfan OF Calu-
met has gone to Duluth where ne WIN
work on large plasterlng contracts.
Lloyd vivian, son or Mr. and Mrs
w. r. Vivian has returned from Troy
New York. where he has been attend
ing the Rensselaer, Institute.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Trezise have
been called 10 Michigamme because Of
the illness of Mrs. Trezise's grand
mother, Mrs. Croll, formerly OF Laur-
ium.
A party of LaurIum residents have
erected n summer lodge on the lake
shore. about half mile north OF the
pumping plant OF the c. & II. mining
COMPANY.
Mark Train Of the Vivian store force
is recovering from his recent Illness
Mrs. Henry Hankala of Mass City
is the guest of friends in Calumet and
Laurium.
Bruce Patton. cashier of the First
National bank returned home yester-
day from an extended eastern trip.
There will be no Boston stock
market on Friday, because of the OBJ
servance of Bunker hill day, but the
New York and curb markets will be
open as usual.
Contractor Barney Holmstrom of
Laurium went To Bette Girls yesterday
where he is directing the work of Il
force Of men who are building an adj
dition to the summer cottage of j.
Vivian.
Miss Helga Dahl of Laurium will
return on Friday from Greenland
where she has been located for some
time and will conduct music classes in
this city during the summer months
Ed Lee, has resigned his position
with the firm of Roach and Seeber,
which he held for three years and has
accepted a position as copper country
representative for the Northern Wis
consin Produce Co.
Misses Julia Tobin, Agnes Tobinslki,
and st. German of Calumet and Miss
Mable Ross of Hebard have gone to
Eagle River where they will take the
teachers examination today under the
direction of Commissioners Bradshaw
John Broderick was arrested and
brought before Justice David Armit
of Laurium yesterday on the charge
of assault and battery. He entered a
plea of guilty and paid fine and costs.
The Grant township board in Ke-
weenaw county is doing considerable
repair work on the road to Copper
Harbor. other roads throughout Ke-
weenaw county arc also being repair
ed.
Mrs. Glenn ID. Lower OF Tocoma,
Wash, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Morrison, of Temple street.
j. ID. Colburn and daughter Miss
Norma of Escanaba arrived In Calu-
met yesterday to spend a short time
as the guests of Mr.. Colburn's daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. j. Fish.
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