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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
GARY SAYS MERGER OF
prevented RUIN
Carnegie Was FIRING TO Drive
Concerns to Wall.
chairman OF Steel Corporations 81.
rectorate Tells Why u Was Nee.
essary 20 Amaleamste the
Different Companies.

The Illinois Steel company faced re-
ownership crisis and every other steel
concern In the United States was
about TO be driven out OF business by
the Carnegie company before the or
ganization OF the $1,000 600 600 United
states Steel corporation. according 10
testimony given by Il. H. Gary, chair
man or the corporations directorate.
before the Stanley committee OF con-
gress investigating the trust.
Amalgamation OF interests riyaliY
Carnegies saved the threatened con-
Germs from bankruptcy and led to the
swallowing OF all, including the Car
negie company, I'm the billion dollar
monopoly, added Mr.. Gary.
The steel r1agnate admitted that
when organized the united States
Steel corporation controlled a vast ma.
jority OF the steel business. but was
not SO powerful now In its monopoly OF
trade, When the United States
Steel corporation was formed I'm 1901.
said Mr.. Gary, the companies actually
In competition were the Carnegie
steel company, subsidiary OF the
Federal Steel company: the American
Steel Hoop company. and the Nation
al Steel company. The American
Steel and Wire company. the Nation
al Tube company, the American Tin
plate company. the American Sheet
Metal company. the American Bridge
company, and the Lake Superior Con-
solidated Iron Mines company were
not In competition with one another.
or with the companies flrst named.
THE principal competition was be-
tween the Illinois Steel company and
the Carnegie Steel company" said
Mr.. Gary, I'm the sense they were
making the same articles. principally
rails But freight rates from Pitts
burg TO Chicago were so large, nearly
50 ton. that the markets were fair
ly we'll defined
at is n fac, though that the Car
negie company did at times compete
with the Illinois Steel company out
side its natural market. Once I re-
member that the Carnegie Steel com
pany sold rails at SIG when the nli-
nois Steel company was considering
going into the hands OF receivers, and
when II did actually come near doing
that.
II believe that IL unrestricted and
inrestrained destructive competition
had continued the illinois Steel com
pany would have been driven out OF
business
II am inclined 10 believe that, II
he former management had continued
n control the Carnegie Steel company
would nave driven cut OF business
very steel company doing business in
he United States.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
SUGAR TRUST PROBE
investigation Is Begun by a Special
hopse Committee.

The house inquiry into the sugar
business OF the country, conducted by
n special committee, began formally
In Washington
The committee first took up the
American Sugar Refining company 10
determine whether the corporation is
operating In violation OF the antitrust
or Interstate commerce laws.
James NJ Beck, former assistant at.
torney general. appeared as counsel
for the refining company. and Edwin
Il, Atkins OF Boston. vice president and
acting president OF the American Su.
gar Refining company. was the first
witness examined
Mr.. Atkins sworo the American SUI,
sar Refining company conducted its
bueiness until two years ago with such
secrecy that he himself could not learn
how much business Il was doing or
whether shareholders got all dividends
TO which they were entitled
The sugar tariff according to Mr..
Atkins, enables the Pacific coast
sugar refineries TO make larger mar.
gin OF profit than the eastern refiner
les. Replying TO Representative RAJ
ker Of California. Mr. Atkins said the
price OF sugar was the same on the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts. but tho
Pacific manufacturers are able 20 sell
as far east as Chicago. while the east
ern refineries cannot ship further
west than Kansas City and Omaha.
The reason is that the Pacific
coast has free raw sugar" said Mr..
Atkins THE refineries there get tho
Hawaiian and Philippine sugars with.
put duty. while We have TO pay sI.34
duty on each hundred pounds OF Gu.
ban sugar"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
cauliflower au Gr.tin.

Boil a fine caulifower tender in milk
and water mixed in equal proportions
and sailed. Prepare white sauce.
diluted with milk TO a creamy consist
ency. When cooked tender break the
caulifower into clusters. put a layer
into n baking dish, sprinkle with
grated parmesan and moisten with
sauce. Repeat TO form second layer.
Scatter breadcrumbs over all and dot
with bits OF butter. Bake golden
brown. Meanwhile prepare n garnish
OF hard boiled eggs in the following
manner: Boil four eggs hard. separate
the yolks and whites. Rub the yolks
To cream with bit OF butter and sea
son with salt, paprlka and nutmeg.
Add some finely minced ham or chick
en- and form the mass into little balls
When the gratin is baked set the dish
In paper gratin holder and garnish
with the tiny egg balls. laid on pieces
OF chopped hard boiled whites. and
serve very hot.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
Strawberry Conserve.

One quart OF ripe strawberries. one
half pound OF seeded raislns. one
quart OF graduated sugar. one-half
pound nuts broken up. not too fine.
the pulp and grated rind OF two
oranges and one lemon. Put all to-
gether into preserving kettle and
cook slowly for about thirty minutes.
Put into tumblers and seal with paraf-
fin as you seal jelly. This makes a
delicious filing for filed cookies and
for layer cake, A tumbler OF this
beaten In one-half pint Of cream
chilled aud served in glasses makes
fine dessert.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01

The Illustration herewith shows a
new trundle bed which is designed
either for the tiniest Of new babies or
for one who has reached the dignity
OF three or four years
1t can be rolled at night so that the
little bed is suspended above the foot
OF mothers bed. just at comfortable
height where she can sit up in bed IL
the baby needs her attention and care
for him without getting out OF bed
When he IS ready 20 20 10 sleep again
she fastens the openwork hood over
him aud knows that he is as safe as
though he were in her arms
III there IS any draft in the room,
a blanket thrown over the hood keeps
1t away from the baby. II there is
stray fly or mosquito. n netting can
be thrown over the hood
In the daytime the trundle bed can
be rolled out on the porch. II can be
adjusted 10 various heights and can
be put into easily transportable shape
like collapsible gocart.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Helen Rumbel. aged fourteen. beat
en- for neglecting task, is dead In
Gridley, Cal Mrs. Emma Rumbel. her
stepmother, and Arthur Lewis, her
stepbrother, were held by a coroner's
jury TO answer 20 the charge OF muir
der and have been rushed TO the coun.
~ jail az 0roville for safety. The
ntryside is half-crazed with rage.
N8is and Mrs. Rumbel reported
that the girl had committed suicide.
An inquest instituted Immediately de.
velcped that the girls body was a
mass OF bruises and that her face In
death remained black from the chok.
ing che had received.
Eight-year-old Mathew McDonough
OF South Boston. Mass, was playing
with several boys in a vacant lot
near his home when one OF the
youngsters found half.pint bottle
filled with a liquid Lets draw lots
and see who'll have 10 drink H."
somebody suggested. McDonough
drew the shortest lot He drank the
contents OF the bottle. and after four
hours OF agony died at n hospital
At Niles. Mich, in plain view
Iof hundreds OF people sitting upon
the porches OF their homes and OF pas.
|sengers on interurban and Michigan
Central railroad trains, Joseph Bryant
plunged the blade OF pocketknife In.
10 the neck OF Clarence Lucas. An
artery was severed and Lucas died in
IN few minutes. Both principals 10
khe tragedy are negroes. Bryant Is
under arrest.
II Mrs. Ida Schiff OF New York. who
gave up her blood 10 save dying wo-
man and 20 obtain money 10 bring her
live children here from Russia. made
HER sacrifice In vain. Weakened by
he loss OF blood. she tainted In the
light on the fire escape balcony at
Der home and fell eighty feet TO
|lourt pavement She died an hour
atera/
Thadeus Korniak. 1925 West Huron
|ltreet. Chicago. was waylaid by three
ssassins while on his way home and
fatally stabbed. seventeen wounds be-
|hg inflicted. before the eyes OF his
| sife. who. speechess with fright and
orror was powerless TO interfere. The
burden was the sequel OF quarrel
hich started az dance.
Fred Noveshelsky. a salesman for
be Seipp Brewing company In Chi
hgo. shot and killed himself az his
pme. 57l6 Prairie avenue, early in
be day. He was thirty-one years cd
Die widow said that Noyeshelsky was
RESPONDENT because he had lost mon
gambling.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
Buster Brown Roast.

Place IN an uncovered roasting pan
n piece OF beef seasoned with salt. one
sliced onion and a liberal amount Of
cayenne pepper Add small amount
OF water and keep adding same as
needed and haste freely When tender
put potatoes with the roast, and when
potatoes are about done cover and
place on top OF the stove for about ten
minutes, or until potatoes are cooked
Remove meat and potatoes and add
one can OF corn md can ~ beans 70
small amount OF tho liquid and make
n brown gravy from the remainder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01

Barley water is probably one OF the
most popular summer drinks In this
country. but many fail 10 make II APP
petlZing by emitting TO flavor II with
a little lemon juice. Wash two ounces
OF barley In cold water and put into n
pan with one pint OF cold water
When Il has boiled for fifteen minutes
strain or the water and add two
quarts OF boiling water. Boil till the
liquid is reduced one-half. Strain II,
sweeten and favor with lemon juice
10 taste.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
SEAMEN'S STRIKE is ON
Transatlantic Liners First Vessels 20
be Tied Up.

The strike Of seamen and firemen.
which may effect the movement OF tens
OF thousands OF tourists and put q
damper on the coronation festivities.
was launched officially al Liverpool
and at other ports OF the British Isles
and the continent
The first big steamers to be tied up
were transatlantic liners The crews
Of the Teutonic and the Empress OF
Ireland, numbering go and 500 men
respectively, refused 10 sign. Despite
the efforts OF the strike leaders to hold
her, the Olympic Of the White Star
line. the LARGEST steamer afoat, got
away on her maiden voyage from
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
Raised Biscuit.

One pint OF milk scalded with table
spoonful OF lard. In n mixing bowl
put three pints OF -four with one table.
spoonful OF sugar. one teaspoonful salt
aud pinch or soda. When the milk Is
cool add n yeast cake. Make a hole
In the -four aud pour the milk mixture
into II and let stand just as II is until
morning. then mix together and let
rise. then knead a. Make into biscuit
LET rise and bake.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
SPORTING AFFAIRS
sssssssossssss.ssesssss

|After leading for nearly three and
fee-quarter miles over the smooth,
bplIng surface OF the Hudson river
Poughkeepsie. N ". the Columbia
'rsity crew blew up and Cornell.
Ildeniy with a wonderful burst OF
bed, forged 10 the front to win one
the most sensational eightoared
ht race ever rowed in this country.
Il Ia said that ten Cincinnati bust.
3 nitV who Witnessed the mix.up be.
ben Manager Bresnaham Of the Car
|als and Umpire Klein have sub
|hbed the sum OF $50 and wired II
him in ST. Louis 10 pay the fine
he'd b. President Lynch.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01

had It's first
production Metropolitan In New
III York introduces entirely
unfamiliar
dnck sample OF the poultry his
who beautifully
Geraldine Farar simply girl When
OF
mechanical
but real
before the public the birds
seriousness OF the Importance OF their services the drama They had
carefully
extraordinary handling
birds
OF
guide
composer
appropriate ryhmcauy they
performance
the orchestra OF il
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01
Poor Man. stsw.

Slice thin three or four pieces OF
salt pork. fry until brown. then quar-
ter several Tor as few as desIredi on
ions. place them with pork. cut up few
carrots-or one, according 10 size-and
turnIps. cover with water and boil one
hour. Place potatoes IN one-hnlf hour
before the other vegetables are done.
This In a good economy dish
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01

The new French ministry has beeC
formed. Six OF the members OF the
new cabinet were members OF tie
Monis cabinet The cabinet was
formed by Joseph Caillaux. who be-
comes premier
The cabinet is as follows: Minister
OF Interior. Joseph Caillaux; OF jus
tice, Jean Cruppi; Of marine, Thee.
phile Delcasse; OF war, Adolphe Mes.
simy: Of public instruction. Jules Jo-
seph Steee: OF agriculture, Jules
Pans OF france. Louis Lucien Klotz;
OF labor. Rene Renoult; OF foreign az.
fairs, NJ Deslves; OF public works. NJ.
Angagnour; Of commerce, Charles
Maurice Couyba; OF the colonies, Al.
bert Francois lie Brun. Henri Du
Jardine Beaumetz remains under sec
Rotary OF fine arts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-29
apburismen iiber bic Gram.

Cine ungariide 3eitidrift per0f.
fentlidt folgenbe Mpborismen:
Inter Offenberaisfeit neriteben
Die Srau, Die Gebler ibrer Sreun-
oinnen obne l1mihmeife ali gefte.
1en.
9ie Srouen periteben es portreif
lid, ielbit in Der lesten 2iebe
nod Die slnf1ngerinnen gu ipielen.
Gin b6Bli1er Mann fapu iein
Slid bel oen Sra1en nahen ei,l
pblegmatiiher. ME.
Dnr6 gifer gefalt man Del,
Srouen, aber man erbalt iie iid
ourb 0ernabIaiiigung.
Die Srolten iino @emdloe, aber
elm Stil1eben.
@t6oden loiien ii6 germ nm BEN
Singer ipifelL nenn es ser Hins,
finger lit.
Sogt cine 6rau v9eb'", 10 geb
geldpino; bittet lie oidl gu eeben
10 blei6e.
sn benz Manne, Den iie liebv,
fubt Die 5rau einen Mann, Der ;ll
allen offentli6en Sel0entaten uno
au alien beinlliden Seiebeiten fd.
big lit.
@enn cine SSrou Dem Monne
elm fIeines @ebeimnis, onbertrol,t,
bat iie iiderGif elm sroBes 6n per-
bergen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-29
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@as TT bas fir Elm buritis Sabrl
Die 3eble led)st mir immerbar,
Ste 2eber idJicr nerSnrrt mir;
Sd bin ein Slid anf trpd'mem Ganb,
SD bin ein biirres Aferlanb,
. ihnfff, bemn idJ berimmadJte Id5ier,
Wiir fHneQ Elm Glas uall 2pme Star
8ter. -
@as webt bod Jest fir trof'ne 2uft'.
Rein Resen bilft, fein Sou, fein Smft,
Getn 9runt iuta mir gebetb'n.
Sd trim i'm alertiefftem Sug,
llnb bennph uirb mfrs nie senua,
Jalt wte anf etnen betRem Gtein,
S6enft idleunisft Gone Star 8ter
MIR etn!
@as berrittt bod fir ein beieer gtern!
Gr 5ebrt MFR redt am innern aeru
nnb madlt mir 6er3enSpein.
Wan bidbte mol, idl let perliebt,
ga, ia, bic Mir 5n trinfen gtebt,
9as 2Dne Star 8ter, 10 tlar unb
fetn,
gul metue irene ete6te iein.
tlnb penn es Gnf, tuie mir ergebt,
60 betet, ba6 bas Bier eerat,
Shr Ertnfer in's eemein.
flnb mer nif,t gerne bnriten uil,
Der rufe laut nnb idjtueis ntdit till:
npe @irt, nidjt Whtsfen pbsr mein. q.
Shenft Rome Star 9ter mir Hei'
Mtg elm!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-29
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- Sn Souiton bot man bereits
angefangen bic leste @abl oll5ll-
greifen. 9eim goutnp-Glerf pur6en
rMffioanits" eireereidt, in oenen
eegen so Biz 100 Gtimmen Gin.
iponb erboben ipurbe, ouf Den
Gruno BIN oob Die betreffenoer,
Stimnlgeber niht ibre gountp BoIl-
Ear beaabIt b6tten.
- Sn Comfort bat iih Elm Jun.
ges Maohen aus @eatberforo Sea.
mems Marp SteeI nit aarboIi1ure
persiftet. SRI. Steel ipobnte BET Or.
s. 6. WcGarlano. sic lit ON bod.
erobieer Nerbofit6t.
Sn Neu-9raunfeIs itarb Ml.
min Nobert Shaefer aug Grinitp.
Der Dor einigen 9agen naf) Nel,'
9raunfels sefonmen mar, Inn BORT
feline Serien 3u berleben. Ser Ser.
itorbene NOR Bel Der S. & q. 81
Hobn angeitellt. gr mar 33 Sabre
oft.
Sn Souiton Seisbts Be-
Souiton min man cine 2oeoI Op.
ton Mbftimnrung abbalten.
ginbreher, bic in einem Mu
tomobiI onfamen, finb m6brerb be,
Woht in 6. q. @ilbert's Shnitt.
suoarenIaoen in Sort @ortb einge,
orungen un6 baben @anren ilnWer.
te bon $500 seftobIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-29

1luBeH IDerOe. SelH SoDn pat M1tr
gapes, ben @ebnrtsort leines 8a-
ters, eingenomnen uno BEN ssii6.
rer Ser oortigen Sniurreftion, ber
General 2arrieur, eri6ieBen laiicn.
= Snfolge 0er 1euelten WeeIolnt-
gen aus Soiti, peI9e redt beun-
rubieeno louten bat Die oeutlde
&esierune BON ibrem 9orboben,
einltpeilen fein 9riegsidiff nadl
Der mittelamerifaniiben 8epubIit
gu ie1oenk 4bitano genomnen. Gas
0teibg Marineat lieb bem fleinen
&reu5er Bremen" Die Orore 5u-
geberL unoeraiislid nad 9ort-al1-
9rince in See gu geben. Den @rei,-
ger errei6te Der 8efebl in Mon-
treal, mo oas 9riegsidiff einen
freunoidaftliden 8eIu9 abftattete.
Son BORT iollte Die Bremen" aub
anoere fonaoiide Safen anlaufc1'.
Dur6 oieies 8rogranm mo6t nun
bic Inoronung Der &egierune, tper-
die Die oeuti6en 8eidsangebori-
gen in Soiti eeihlbt miifen tpill.
einen Strib.
Sn Si6r .eutpfine aoiier
Sran5 Soiepb . ioeben eine Mboro-
nuns 6es in SSsngolitaot garniio=
nierenoen 13. baperiiden Snfante-
rie-Heeiments, oeiien sS,1baber ser
Monor6 lit. Die aboronling iiber-
reibte f6on iest Gin @eidenf 5u
bem allf ben a1t5ebnten @ueuit fale
lenoen einupoaht8igiten @ebllrts=
tag oes aaiiers. Sic @obe beitebt
aus elmer foftbaren Statuette, mel.
DIE einen Sffi5ier oes Heaiments
aus oem Sabre 1913 BARTLETT.
Die ougenblidlide 9lnlpeien-
belt fran3oiilder 5o5ialoemofraten
arf oeutidem @ebiet bat fonierpati-
be 8ldtter in Sarniid gebroht, Sic
Srgane Der Mebten berlangen Die
9lusmeilung Der Sean8oien. Denn
oieie itotteten ben oeutl6en Hartei.
genoiien sgegenluartig 8eiuhe a6,
um iie alf5nforoern, fir Den San
zines arieges cine 9Repolution all-
5uaetteln.
@ls fenn5eidneno fir ben
-grnit Ser Situdtioii gilt Ser I'm.
itano, oaB @eneralfelSmqrihan
Sreiberr b. Der Colt Die beabfi1tio-
te ltrloubs &eiie nod 8onitanti-
nopel nidt antretell miro. Ser @e-
orgoniiator beg osmanii6en See
reg bot Der tiirfifden gtegierung
Die Wfitteilung 8ugeben laiien, oaB
er gu feinen groBen geoauern
perbinbert lei, an ben 6iesidbrigen
oortieen Man0bern teiI8unebmen
Maum 9aida, Der tiirfiide
gotidofter in 9aris, lit in einem
bortiaen Stub ploslid in Sorge Ell,
neg @ebirnidlases seitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-29

ai,1oer oes in Der yabe bon
Meabpiqe, Mo, luobnbaften 5ar-
mers 81. &. Sarris, ii,1o nod Dem
@enub bon Raffee geitorben. Wan
batte auerit eeglaubt, oab bic bei-
ben ait1oer einer Goffein 8ergif-
tung erlegen ieie,t oa Der beiagte
9affee pone "a Stunoen geltanoen
batte. 9ei oem goroners Stqueft
iteate fi1 inoeiien beraus, oaB BET
aaffec pergiftet tuoroen mar. Sic
Mer5te, melde Die Obouftion an
ben 2eiden Der beioen Rinoer por.
genomnlen batte,l, iaeten auf oen
3eugenftano aus, 6aB es iid aIler
@abribcinlidfeit nod INN ei1e
GDdnfali 8ergiftung banole. Die
Goroners @eibporenen gaben
bierauf Elm geroift ab, iponah oic
beioen ainoer ourd 8ergiftung Gel.
tens unbefannter Yerionen ibren
Sob faitoen. Bei oem Sraueft iteIlte
fib beraus, BOP Der beipuBte aaf-
fee t,idt alt, ioioern friid gentad)t
moroen tuar uno bohifens etne
5tnloe lang Dor bem @enuB ge.
itanben bate. gs fano i'm Sol,ie
oes Garmers Jarris cine fleine
nBarty~ ftatt. Bier ipeitere @inoer
uno oeren gltern, Die ole bon oem
aafee getrunfen batten, liegen
idiperfrallt oari,ieoer. Die ginse-
neioe alis Der 2eihe Der fleincn
@na iin6 bebufs benliider Mnalbic
beg Snbaltg nod an1ias 9th ge.
f9idt iporoen.
= Mus Sacronetto in galifor-
MEN ,neloet man: SRI. 9lnna Dub.
lep, cine friibere Stenograpbiftin
oes st @ouperneurs @iaett ulto
iest III Der Office oes itaatIi6ei
Silgenieurs angeitent tuuroc bon
einem Mann gsanlens 6. $. gmerD
aus Gan Srancisco auf offener
9traBe rieoereeidoiien uno gcto-
tet. Ser Morber ipurbe iofort porl
ncbreren Yoliaiiten berfoIgt und
na6 ber5tueifeItenl Sample erfdoi.
fen.
= Das Grtegs Department
miro oenlll1dlt oen aonereB nm ei.
ne meitere gerfpilliauitg bon $3.50 :
600 fir Die &ebung 6es periunfe-
men Shladtidiffes nWoine" in
Safen bon Sobana eriuhen. Gie Ge-
iammfbeiuilligung miro iid oonn
nuf 100000 bela,ifen.
gDie berIoutet. bat Brafioent
Taft einen Wa1foIger fiji 0otidaf-
ter Gapih Sabine SID ouf bem 8er<
liner 0often bereits ausgetp1blt.
gs lit 6ies Tbeooore Marburg bon
Baltimore. Dte grnenlti,ng Mor.
bure's biirfte benz Senot binnen
menigcn Fagrn auseben nno per-
mutli1 obne Weiteres beit1tigt tper-
oen. Marburg lit Elm berborrager-
Der giepubIifaner i'm Gtoate Marp.
Iano. un6 BON Beruf Iobofat.
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