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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-24
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each Sunday a. follows
SUNDAY school NJ p;n u. M.
Preaching service At ~ a. M.
Junior League NJ ~. ~.
Epsor'h 1"sgu. Ut 40 D. m.
pseacbiny service 1T 500 D. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday a, 500 y a.
You are cordially invited To- attend ai
hes. services. T.C. TAYLOR,
Pastor,
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

Notice l. hereby given, that Letters Of Ad-
tate III ". d. Walker, decreased were rsnted
to the undersigned On the 10th day nj Febru
AIRY, i0iI. by the Probate Court Of Holt COun
W. Missouri All persons having claims
against said estate are requested "a EXHIBIT
them for allowance 10 the RdministratriN
witAin ONE year after the date OF said letters.
such estate; and II such claims be not eNhib-
Tied within two years from the dntN Of this
publication, they will be forever barred,
OLIVIA WALKER.
Administratrix.
This .lth day Of February. 1911.
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Evangelical Church.
u. ". w,idcmicr. Pastor.

u. ". W,idcmirr, Pastor.
Oregon sunday school At ~ u. ~. u. G.
iunkcl, superintendent.
y T. A. at ; y. M.
'-ayer meeting Thursday at sp. IN.
Preaching. brs, aid third sundays At u n
~ Second rad fourth sundays a, y IN.
Nickel, Grove sunday srh,s,l 1T IL u. IN
Y. \. karhman Superintendent.
Y T. a. at ':Jipm
Prayer meeting Wednesday ri, D. ~
reaching, first and third Sundays u, p ~
second aud fourth sundays ~ Ham.
BENTON sunday S,'hool at! ID D. ~, Preach
~ every sunday az 3::9p. M.
Any "nc IL cordially welcomed io any %
he's" service
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Order of Publication.
STATE OF MissolRi.,..

'Yn. ~, II ~, MY, ,,i.,, ,,.,
TO Tho hnrlI Term n Nj rhn,,,,
Martha j.. Crawford fiaintia,
,,,l INLAND and ,,,,,,.,,, x,,.,s ., .,,..
IN N%,nh" I'M ,htnnt,ne N4ianu, ms we
N9lpnd: Nathan S"Iand end Apnn y; Ne.
,V., sII's,n't XIV -, ,oc, Suianu anh Ca,h,.
,"u vn,,. i!',,n,i, ~. ,,n''ws y. on,nr'
r, nmu "n,nrr, us WIZ Mnrthn a.
.iS',,,,n ,,a,ErI, and .-'-' s;"ih,,r. liz NJ
J.mSs JAM 4. Un,hrir nnd - ,.uahr,c' nj. VII,
hma Mdri ,, af' snu i,,, rhl"n't; hsr
and Min. '.1,h,.. his VIII and " ,.I,n,
Taiborl and =, TsIbat,eis .its aud Nn"s
iaw Of Ma,y raih'pi and n. nInc "r'r ,,n ~
,,amndi,,. mcsnc or rrw9,c. voluntary 81,
.",,..r',' ,u a. ,,pp.. ", w., .,'n ~ nhu
Nol"nl. snI,n S,l,,n,i N,,h,n Nm,'rn
~ H., !" ~. m' ',,' a ,nu ~
No. ", ,,,. a', , ,n,. ,,.n u ~. n.
lion ~ th, above court an Edwin a Dun.
ham, Clerk ihrr.nf IA vacation, that the de-
land nis sif,' .Ian"s A. "u,hr,r smI ail,
Gu'hr. his WIFE, william holland. Harder
Noiand sarah N.lnnd, Nathan holland, Anna
hort. h.r husband, and the unknown con.
>orts, heirs, dcvisccs, donccs, ,iicn.cs. al
,,%%i1,r ms.@. or r;m ;a y2nn,s,ry , .,
ta,hur,nr holland. his wife, JAMES \, Gnlh.
re ana \b,hn Guthrie, his wife. william No
Nolnnd. Anna v. Rector aud Msfy ralbori
aud -. la.hori, hri .ushand. are nYn;rcsi.
nS, ,n n, w., ',n,S , o. M, ,,, AM ao no.
law ,aunui ,~ served upon any ~ ia defend
ants ~ said state ~ Missouri, II il or,irre,
that said nonr,>idrn, dcfcndant, H. notifies
lay publication ~ required by Claw. that sat
piain'iN has commenced her snit IN thi'
court nsain>t ,aid defendants by pctitim
and affidavit thereto attached. The ubisri
aud nrnrr, naiure ~ which Is 10 quiet the q
~ ~ pln'n,ln and against iccl Nolnnd an,
tlirlrn holland, sarah Nulnnd, Nathan Ne
land and Anna VI Rector. heir, NJ law ~
.ipcl holland aud IA; bariuc holland. ~.
wife; ANA James \. Guthrie and Abbt
''uthrc, his wife. Nelson Guthrie aud -
Guthrie hi~ wife. Martha a. Turnlnm an,
furnnnl, her husband. Joshua 'iu hri,
and --H ,.ut hr". his wife. James a. ,.athri,
AMI --' ,!nthtlr his wife. ana Mary Tabor
aud ---- raih Nr,. her husband, hcirs ~ law Of
LANES \, t'uthr,r nnd Abhir Gu,hrir, hk
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Letter List.

The following matter remains I'M
called for al the Oregon post office for
the week ending February ~, 1911:
Letters
Mr. l. T. Sims
Mr. Clyde Thompson
Cards
: - LoOney
Mr. Fred Williams
When calling for any Of the above
please say advertised
GEO. II. ALLEN, +. NJ.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-24
Baptist Church.


IT. =, VVNFy, FNNtOF,
services At the First Baptist church The
ar,t Saudny IN each month u u .. m. aud D
N.
sunday srooi al . y. m, each sunday,
~. =, T.. I y, ~,
Al are invited.
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ELIJAH 'AHANF1Fs'
ssisy Sshssl LsSsss e. ~. q. 1911
Specially Arranged 'or his Paper

TENT-'Ta - hrrI and lps-
ware of ,ovetousncss Lake i..i5.
TIME--Four or ave years after tho last
lesson. Prof. Bescher puts ,lhs story In
the 9th year Of AhaL. n. q. 80 COR sSs
AssyriaD between his Syrian campaign,
] Kings 20 and the war described In I
Kings g.
PLACE--Ahab's house In samarta. and
Naboth's vineyard In J"zreel. ~ miles tn
the north
For four or Ave years Elijah seems
to have retired from public life lie
was practicing the lesson he had
learned on Horeb. He was at work.
but In a different way. His stormy
work was not In vain. That plowed
the ground. and now was the time for
sowing the seed The seven thousand
hidden believers were permitted to
come into the open. Persecution had
ceased. Others came out and Joined
them. The prophets had no longer to
be hidden In cave by Obadiah.
Elijah encouraged and was at the
head OF the organized con munities or
schools Of the prophets which existed
as far back a. Samuel. In his last
journey he visited the sons Of the
| prophets" AT Bethel and Jericho. and
is spoken OF as their head master
From these centers and from the
schools AZ Gileai. Ramah and Gibcah
they cxer'ed strong Influence and
'heif appearance AZ any particular
spo' was onen me signa' Tor the on''
DreaN OF contagious religious iervor
| These settlements may be described
US r"'h,nH s'no"'s ior rehs'ols pur
pos"s' t''lah WIS mus cdu'atihs ,he
Peop'c w 'h' 'ru' r'heious NE !"
was Work'hs W "c'ordahs Win the
SUN sma" No''" OF 'ou'
Elijahs success was In finding and
training Elisha to be prophet In his
stccd. training under these newer In
'n"nces and methods. The great
prophet. so lonely hitherto. had found
q friend. " there was one thing Eli
jah needed to mellow him. II was that
| Nabolh. n native Of Jczrccl. had for
his vineyard an ancestral possession
W" learn that Nabo'h was worship
"r Of Jehovah. and In spite Of the per
srcu'ion OF the prophets did no.
SHRINK from making " known To the
KING ny MS language. Here Was az
t"mp'e VI ono VINO had MOI oowed
the Knee nor si'.h MISS 70 haa'
1e1eoe' coveted THIS vineyard
J"z~bel said TO AhRb, Arise, take
| possession VI the vineyard. And Ahab
went. The sep'uRgint adds that he
rent his clothes and put on ssckcloth
No ihongh shocked a. hia crime and
anxious 10 prove his innocence 10 his
own conscience aud 10 the people. hut
the Hypocrisy Of the act was shown
oy his Willingness 10 accept tho fruitf
OF the crime This mourning for the
means but acceptance OF the fact
would ho' ne ~ disaccord Win Ahabr
moral weakness.
COvetousnsss 10 - root Of all kindp
| Of evil" II 10 the desire. the motive
that lies In the heart. the prolific
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German n. =. Church.


kev' NrtfN NfnnS, ft>tOr.
sunday School ut $50 u. IN.
Preaching every SUNDAY At 10 10 " m.
Preaching every sunday NJ the NodAWa
,usch at 1: 30 y. IN.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon .
o.
Everybody cordially ,nyitec 10 attend abo.
yv.ccs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-24

wANTED-IYOUNG MAN from Holt county
r pFepare for desirable position In Govt.
q sp.uda oSoorsSu,s H.D %d Hr%of bo,
One, Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
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Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder Fred u. Augustine. Pastor.
sunday schoo, at ~ u. M.
Preaching IN the ar>t and third sundays III
each month. morning aud evening.
Al cordially Invited Ia attend these 1r,-
Ices.
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durson Christian Church, BLUR oity

". u. Hardman, Pastor.
Preaching IN the second And fourth Lord
10y NJ II u. M. and 7 30 y. M.
Bible school cacn I.Ordsdxy VI 10 y. M.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-02-24
T. A. LONG, D. V. s.
up.to- Date Veterinary.

bring IN your Sick and Lame Horses.
Sore Eyes and Fislula Speciality.
ONCE IN my New Barn. recently com.
pleted. opposite depot.
Both Phones, No, -, OREGON, MO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Let's talk facts. Would the pres.
ent aldermame administration be
favorable to the charter now had
not the midnight fellows stolen q
march on them aud filed city ticket
The administration has always fought
the charter. Il is not sincerely Tor
commission government, Is il toe
much t0 presume that Mir FarQu'
harson felt that he charter would be
defeated and he would hold oYer
two years Ii was only after the az
Table mayor asCertained chat some
one had put one over on him that he
suddoHdiy became violent charter
advocate Mr. Olsmith will he sworn
in as mayor next week He must
serve at least three months before
commission form can he inaugural.
ed under this charter But alder
mamie rule III Guthrie is doomed We
are going to have commission gov
egnment Olsmith, trim commits,
sion advocate cOuld not afford to
stutly himself for 4 paltry office
aud We dare say he would promote
vigorously every proposition looking
% The eonsummation of commission
form fhe Leader is dead set against
dirty politics and Il for Guthrie and
lis upgrowth Commission form or
government is onr only remedy new
Ton the political evil And rather
than sce the commission plan TAIL
The Leader Will gladly overlook the
defects In the present charter and be-
satisfied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26
LlrrLgNess Or TIE GREAT

LtTTLENESS OF TIE GREh
one of the c0unlrys greatest pub
listers. III giving advice % young
men, holds up Alexander the Great as
history's most successful young
man
Such teachings are most vicious
but they are in a line with similar
rot conscintiously taught in the pub.
he schools The greats OF history
are emphatca3ly ithe fellows who
were adopts AT wholesale robbery
ana bntchery We read and teach
much about Alexander the Great, Ma
poleon the Great and linn John pr
Charles the Great who we're disiin-
gulshed for conquest in blood skill
at slaughter and thoroughness ln
wiping out or acquiring whole peo
pies, but Franklin the Great Pasteuf
tho Great, Edison the Great, Burbank
the Great, men who created and up
lifted, rather than slew, get feeble
attention,
Alexander the Macedonian was
perhaps the most able and sue
cessful7 of a species Of greats who
E-Il be less and less considered, eth
er as great men or great successes
as We become more enlightened anu
civilized ana To hold him up to our
youth as the worlds mosl success
full young man is perniciously stnp
III 1T not crminally dangerous
Alexander became ruler OF Mace
donia at 20 years OF age, under the
strong suspicion Of having connived
al the assassination Of his father
He crushed rebellions throughout
Greece, destroying Thebes and selling
al her people as slaves he ravaged
all Persia, burning Persepolis, the
most beautiful city OF the world, De-
cause, during druken orgie, a
worthless woman named That's, ask.
ed him to. He murdered with his
own hands his faithful generals and
his closest friend, Clitus. when in a
drunken rage He conquered pref.
ty much aa thl then known world
AT ~ years OF age his liver and heart
went back on him after q prolonged
debauch and he died Nice charac-
ter { OhOld up as the most successful
young man OF history wasn't he9
Nay, Alexander and others like him
may do as splendid examples OF
successful destroyers but the most
successful men are those who create.
Ne should teach emulation Of the
man who DESTROYS a billion tubercu-
losis germs or the fellow who gets
up new potato and fils miles Of
pu3nty Sfomapns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26
Profits OF Jingoism
lOhln Sfatn .lnnrllal }

Congressman Foster of vermont
saws thousands Of dollars are being
sDent eyery year for the purpoee oi
Z citing war between Japan ua
this country And who furnishes thc
money II is said to be the shiIt
builders, the same crowd that has
been paying the expense Of the sub.
sidy propaganda for some years past
Sow that the subsidy scheme tas
gone overheard, Japan war fund is
working up al two-battieshipseach-
year policy 50
There are many interests euc0Ur-
aging war scares that would probt
hy bloody strife between this and q
foreign country They appear willing
tc tell any sort Of story SO that 1T
creates suspicion or alarm among the
people In this way they think they
can get the government TO purchase
their canned beet. their guns cart
ridges aud war supplies generallE.
1t lis strange that men viii work un
conditions to secure business of this
kind. it looks almost degilish
There is where this materialstc
world comes FIJI with a vengeance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

ihe members OF the freehold board
i0ss aiming our leadlng tiaxens. 'rhey
ere reputable business iuen rhev
Worked hard on The charter ani a
spirit ii give ana take WAS aDpaY.
enF through the proceedings They
save q the matter their time ana
talents They are right III defend.
ip@ ineir position Nf liorpoe SAYS
The charter Is nos entirely satlstac-
tory i7 him NO one il disposed to
criticize the Freehold board The
subject con,empates the charter is
ID BEST for Guthrie u y # note
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

The Leader is for commission GOV
arnment. And commission govern.
Inent under defective charter would
be more acceptable than a cont.nu-
ance Of aldermanic rule But the
life Of the city Is not dependent on
haste Il Is as easy 20 initiate the
commission plan on good sonnd
charter as on one which is detective
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

The California astronomer who de-
clares there is no life with directive
intelligence on Mars is on safe
ground lie can't prove that OF the
contrary proposition. but then no one
can disprove il either.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Commission government for, Of and
BY Guthrie. lf the charter submitted
is defective, lets have a better one.
Once adopted a charter is hard 10
amend and SIX YEARS is a long time
for citv officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Does not the election provision N
the charter practically nullily the re
cali? An INSCRIPTIONS mayor elected
ior SIX YEARS is going to fight TO
hold his job aud with all the election
machinery in his own hands he viii
not Jose any sleep or his joi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

During the past 10 years Japan
population through the birth rate
alone has increased propurtionately
faster than the population OF the
United States. Including Uncle Sans
enormous immigration
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

MeAlester Capital The Tulsa
Democrat thinks that Tulsa SHOULD
have 4 United states senator and
n eliious James W Orr David f.
Connolly and Robert Gabreath as
good timber The Democrat is 20 he
congratulated ON pointing ont that
the state does not have 10 pick one
~ two men as senator but II takes
rather local view Of the senator
sblp. We don't want a senator from
Tulsa or any other town. We want
senator OF the United STATES from
oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Typical southern impetuous ma
ture was shown by the Camorrist
member who tore ont his eye and
flung II at the presiding Judge. But
then ID was glass eye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Down to the last analysis the in
tent Of the amendment to section y,
Article 8, merely places all railroad
cases In the federal courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Colonel Roosevelt says that he has
lad enough honor and MAJ Goodwin
declares he has had enough wives.
blessed are the contented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Specialist Berger wants the consti-
tuition OF the United States changed
and the supreme court not yet
through interpreting It. either
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Where are the militant iusurg-
ents we used to hear so much about:
We mean the washington variety oi
course. not the Mexican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Hercules Doesn't Smell; It's
al 10 The Taste
lMcAIesfer Capilall
Guthrie has uamGd ler mineral
springs Hercules u the water
smells anything like the Rafium wat.
q. at Caremofe the uane Is too nllH
Tine Augean stables were q rosebud
compared with the Kadium wafer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Amos Ewing is sorry now he didn't
take house in London Think oi
what the front windows would bring
during the coronation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Malaria Makes Pale Slckly Children.
The old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
laria and builds Np the system For
grown peopln and Children SOC,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Guthrie Sec Il Page NJ Enid seo 2 Page s6
collect only d Pfofdea Tor ad NlinW A ana
yaler,n, tt, ,5 prnpofft addition !
receipt ax public service rof
roFatonH
Buy Sc
Gnihro. Enid
Power hE sal s9el laAt slnl W except Rngf guy
worth proper without su9 eAasea to tnf pVpe
hitting fihe peope w Naa
Guthrie. s. Page Is hHas SEQ z, faEt h
d GU $500 AseAmA8F ie ~ tefs @fhea
TAX on al nonaged tas oi 81 90 On egery citizen
Deposit city Funds
Guthrie Sec PAGE tg
less than General authority % aepp#i az
cento balance contract not less than pef efhf on
d le Il banks bid balances
and / highest Can't
funds % ohes fund aud
gen when fund IS
10 pay No
alty failure OF treasurer to
Elections
Guthrie Soc page -, Enid Pages 2a2l
Election conducted by and General election iaNs
persons
ii discreet
a ges o. CITY clerk
Clerk
and issues certlt 8
o election
Neither regulate and control public service
Constitution By attempting e Ete me
q corporations and aucuf
HE establishments rive can on be done
by q Sec Sec Art Okla Constitution oee nee
fS,G
Constitution by authorizing the commissioner
without vote Of the peope see e
Constitution See See Page Guthrie ehattef
The subject Of Shall the cfalte be accepted ~
eecod2 commission government ~ oNee 0ae
the submitted OF can for an amended charter!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

We have about survived the spring
poet. but the spring fever Is now up-
Cn us,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Detective Burns is making the
pinkerton agency look like thirty
cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

By boosting the south, the railroads
would also boost themselves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Necessary: The water bond issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

President Diaz has issued call
for volunteers which IS confession
thai thp regular army Of Mexico ii
not sufficient To deaf with the nsnf.
Teeti0n. The response to the call
wlil snow whether or not biaz mas
the people 0f Mexico with him.
Should there be failure 70 respond
the end Of the Diaz reign Will have
been written and lts failure is pre-
dicted It Is hard for American cit.
izens " see WHY Mexicans should
volunteer to fight for d president
who has corrupted the ballot. outrag
ed personal rights, and made d Joke
III the courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

4 Connecticut woman threw away
pair 0F stockings Oh q Santa re
srain Just out OF Albuquerque. lta
ter She remembered that sh1 had hid
roll Of $l,500 in the zoe Of one ol
the stockings She informed the CON
ductor. who wired back TO the opelr
ator al Albuquerque. The stockings
we're found with the Si.5o0 along spe
right OF way, and at the next satlon
ibe company gave the woman the
al 400 Most people are 2 good deal
luckier than they are willing 70 ad-
imi848is0a8 aifI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

See the new steel fishing rods. at
From Sl75 TO $500 each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

Do recent converts
waters for sefncres? II not how Higgins
ChaPp Republicans
motley ioo"ng al fighting each other when two they lined
up the vote to Kill off commission
Brown
administration Why Olsmtb
filed April o
fameup
Indignantly the they didn't
April Why? Because they
charter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-26

history duplicates that other city IN the
commission government But
majority the fight has not been confined 70 es of no
plan the selection OF Ueeho
rejection OF the charter presented some
submitted and two
thirds the places adopting presentation he
charter for discussion amendment public meetings has beer
Guthrie IL not unlike other dues ~ ~
effort "a assume a new form OF municipal government
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government means government y ooaa q m .n'ee
fye with apnonve
t h hoard working under special dspaces The aderman
system Official reports Memphis Dc Mones Galveston Wcm
liberal free from administrative
and election fau provide for equal and nsi TAXATION snow
Indebtedness ana l'
ac1usion Of the Municipal plimcanug wholesome industrial
moral So much fol that
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