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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
ARKANSAS FIRST
 LADY fNTERTAINS
IN AFTERNOON RECEPTION
MANY CONWAY GUESTS PRES ENT-HE IN MARION
 HOTEL.

Mrs. George Washington Donaghey entertained from until 6 o'clock yes terday at the Hotel Marion by giving an afternoon reception The banquet hall was beautiful spectacle with masses or paims and greenery as d background for the many white and yellow flowers used to carry out the decorative motif. On entering two graceful swan baskets were placed. one on each side of the wide doorway. filled to oyerfiowing with gorgeous golden chrysanthemums A tall brass lamp, shaded with yellow silken shade, stool to the left. and here stood the main receiving line. Mrs. Dunaphev. assisted by Mesdamcs Bruce Bullion. Earl Hodges, J W. Crockett. C. D. Wood Hal Norwood, E. A. McCufoch. Jesse Hart, w F. Kirby, c. B. Cook, Frank Milwee, J. R. lobe. Leo SchwarZ and David Gates. An arch .of greenery, studded with yellow chrysanthemums, was placed between the two arches, and the guests were welcomed here by Mesdames Frank TT. Vaughan, Logan II. Roots. Helen NJ. Norton. II. L. Remme. ]. F. Skill Tern, Reese P. Horrocks, L. Fhckinger, B. B. Sterling, B. Reeves, J. c. Nixon and P. C. Fletcher. Mrs. Donaghey received her guests in a magnificent gown of ivory white broeaded char mouse with draperies of brocaded ssfffffon, with handsome lace and jet trimmings The dining room was formed by palm line, behind which an orchestra played softly all after noon. The table was round with a cover of rare lace over yellow satin. The centerpiece was of white and vel low chrysanthemums, with candles be- meath yellow shades as end pieces. The hints and confections were in vel low and white. Mrs. Lawrence Long and Mrs. S P. Davis presided over the
 
 talty was further extended by Mes danes Lewis Rhoton, Pratt Gates, c. P. Merriweather, John Gosnell, Craw- ley and Sevier. In palm nook punch was served by Misses Allie Tunnah, Lila Holmes and Ida Skillen A deli cious course luncheon was served, the yellow and white colors being carried out in each detail Among the guests were a large number of friends of Governor and Mrs. Donaghey, who came from Conway to be present at this elaborate function In the late afternoon Governor Donaghey and a humber of men friends attended. Dur ing the calling hours several hundred guests were preScnt.-Arkansas Ga zette.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
MISSION SOCIETIES TO x
 HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE

The prayer meetings being held by the woman's missionary societies at the Methodist church this week have been well attended and the interest has been good. The programs have been full of information and inspiration concerning the work that women are doing for women in both home and foreign feds. On Saturday the ser vice vii be given wholly to devotion and thanksgiving Let us lay aside our household cares for an hour and attend this service. Women of all de- nominations and of no denomination are urged to attend this service-Sat- urday afternoon at 2:30.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
STILL HUNTING FOR
 YATES STANDRIDGE
HE ESCAPED FROM GUARDS AT ARLBURG SEVERAL WEEKS
 AGO.

Little Rock, Nov, 22,-The authori- ties have by no means abandoned their efforts to apprehend Yates Standridge and the other desperate state couiets who escaped with him at Arlburg, al- though the systematic mn-hunt in the Ozarks has been abandoned,
 From time to time reports come out of the mountains that Standrdge has been seen at various places. One re port that he had been seen at Viola Fulton county, was invest gated and found to be untrue Another report that he is at his mothers home in Newton county making moiasses, is idiculed by Supt, Pitcock as absurd The RuSsellviIle Record says:
 "A citizen of Freeman township was in Russellville last week and remark ed to the Record reporter that Yates Standridge was at his old home in the mountains, for he had talked with par ties that had talked with Standridge The latter said he just wanted to be let alone and denied that he shot his wife as reported recently. The citizen was asked why he did not go after Stand ridge and secure the reward offered for his capture Shrugging his shoul- ders, he replied, that he hadn't lost anybody in the mountains"
 There is a reward of $500 for his capture, and the sheriff of Newton
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22

w. NJ. Kirby of Viloniaa is in the city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22

Miss Bessie Randel will leave in a few days for San Francisco, Cal, where she has been called by telegram announcing the serious illness of her niece, Miss Lizzie Randell, at a sana- torium in that city. Miss Lizzie is a beautiful and accomplished young woman and her many friends here hope for her speedy recovery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
CONWAY -MORRILTON
 TO PLAY BASKETBALL 1

The girls basketball team of the Conway HIgn will play the Morrilton High on the public school campus to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. An ad- mission of Is cents will be charged to defray expenses. Following is the Con-
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22

Mrs. NJ. C. Carr and Mrs Elgie Carr, recently from Doniphin, Mo are moving into their residence on the corner of College avenue and Faulk. her street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
GOV. DoNAGHEY ON HUNT.

Little Rock. Nov. 22 Governor ponaghey left today for Mellwood, Phillips county, to join Associate Jus ticc W. F. Kirby and others in a two days bear hunt.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
LIGHT PLANT IN
 GOOD CONDITION
REPORT VERY GRATIFYING
SHOWS THAT MUNICIPALITY OWNED UTILITIES CAN BE
 SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED.

The Conway light plant is demon strating that municipal ownership of public utilities can be successfully managed. 4 Gebt of long standing to J. H. Stubbs has been paid, and with monthly income of more than $1 ,000 1t is in a very prosperous condition The following report was made to the city council at it's last meeting by Su- perintendent E. '. Leverett:
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22

county has been warned to be on the
 lookout. Supt Pitcoek says Yates may be in hiding somewhere in the noun tains, but does not believe that he has been in the open, as reported.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22

way High lineup: Opal Albright, Olive Brannon, centers; Helen Camp, Robbie Maddox, guards; Nettie May Stroup, May Blair, forwards; Misses Charles and Adams. substitutes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-11-22
9I2 BALES GINNED
 ON THE STATE FARM

Little Rock, Nov 22.-A report has been received from the state convict farm that 9l2 bales of cotton have been ginned There has already been sold l90 bales, and it is expected the crop will run to about 1 300 bales this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
BOND SALE
SALE OF BONDS
Sale or BONDS.
Sale Of Bonds for Street improvement
Noaw

Sale Of Bonds for Street improvement
No.3."
Notice Is hereby -iNrn that the under
commissioner. appointed b. an
ordinance OF the city OF Wheeling. en-
TITLED An prdinauC" Providing Tor the
ke-paNluE. Er-c3rusug and Improving %
from the nortEvrlN line of Sixteenth
street To- the southsrly ltur of Baker
street under the assessment plan, az
provided ia Secuou SPA OF the charter
or the city or hrellug. and for issulng
Bonds 20 pay fur said Improvement As
provided tn said section. for the said Re
PASSED March -. 1919. AID approved
April /. 1912. VIII on Monday THE 10TH
DAY or Jl\E. 1912. between the hours
. O'Clock OBJ. m. and 3 O'Clock o. m., 81
the office OF the Mayor OF tI. city OF
Wheeling IN the city OF ncrllug. West
Virginia. receive bids in writing Tor.
uN SAID ordinance. To- an amount npt tN-
ceedinE Twenty-uin" Thousand Dollars.
said bonds To- he hUpNu as Fpls
STREET IMPROVEMENT 80. 3 and
20 Doe Of the denomination Of 100000 each
and Co loo numbered from A. 20 100 in
elusive. luf no more or said bonds VIII
be- sold tran IS necessary Co. complete
said Improvement. not exceeding % IN
number. al OF which bonds aye TO De
dated the first day OF April, 1872. and
payable on OF before tire first day or
April. 1872. az the Dollar savings q
Trust Company. iu tho city OF Wheeling.
West Nlrglria. with lutDreSf at the rate
OF five l~rc'utum t5Ep per anuum. pay
able annually on Oh" first duF OF April.
1913. and ou -Hr first day 90 April IN
each year thereafter until and including
fha wear 1922. at said Dollar savings q
Trust Company. for which interest Cou-
pous Ia proper form are attached O. each
bond. such bonds Will ns soId only f"r
cash. 90 the hla hest bidder. approved 10y
o.. undersigned. o. none of said bonds
viii a. sold fog less than fhe principal
thereof with tho interest accrued there
on. The bonds hereby advertised for
sale are % boz redeemed at their par
value. with interest. ~ ans uCcurc4 and
unpaid. on the first day Of April. l"Zt.
and the city % WhseIrG. by said ordi-
nance. pledges and ohliEates ITSELF 20 re-
deem. on the first Saw Of April. 1929. all
~ said bonds. then outstanding and I'M
paid. uf the said Dollar Savings & Trust
Company in the civ ~ Wheeling
AMPS T. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
LOUIS p STTFET.
Commissioners OF street improvement
Ioa 40. . mr-l'-ls-ea-1c-l-b
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GENERAL NOTICE
Official cAn for the RspubneAn PrtnAry
Eloction. % Ne Hald Luna Afh- lalQ-

OFFICIAL call for the RspubneAn m
Elecuon, 90 Ne Hsld tune eth. 1914
NOTICE Is hereby given that a Re
publican primary election will be held In
the various magisterial districts
throughout the County OF Ohio and
state OF West Virginia. on June 9Th.
1919. the hours OF seven o'clock
a m and close at T:s5 .. m. for the pur-
OF nominating candidates for the
following offices. to-wit: Judges for the
Circuit Court First Judicial District.
West virginia. OF the Criminal
Court OF Ohio County. Sheriff OF Ohio
County. Prosecuting Attorney. County
Commissioner Assessor. county Surveyor.
state Senator for First Senatorial Dis
trict. TENDERS OF the House OF Dele
gates. School Commissioners. Justices OF
the Peace. Constables. Members OF the
Ohio County Republican Executive Com
mittee. LENDERS OF the Ohio County Re
publican Central Committee, Mebmer OF
the Congressional Committee OF the First
District OF West Virginia, Members OF
the Judiciary Committed, Members of
the state Senatorial! Committee.
The various places OF voting will he
hereafter fixed and established by the
Ohio County Republican Executive Com
mittee.
By order OF the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
II. L. KIRK.
Chairman.
Il. T. CRESAP.
Secretary.
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BOND SALE
SALE OF BONDS.
Sale OF Bonds for Street Improvement
Mo

sale OF Bonds for Street Improvement
Notice is hereby :IHen that the UNDER
signed commissioners. appointed by an
ordinance Of the C4ty OF Wheeling. en-
titled An Ordinance to amend and re-
enact an ordinance entitled An Ordi-
nance providing Tor the Re-paving, Re
curblng and Improving OF Main street,
nom sOuthCrly linz OF Twelfth street to
the Bridge over Wheeling Greek on Main
street. under the assessment plan. as
provided in Section Jsa OF the Charter
OF The city or Wheeling. and for issuing
bonds TO pay for said Improvement, as
Do 'N4ied Ia aala section. Tor the said Re
paving, Re-curbing and improvements.
passed October TO. 1871. AMI approved
Monday. THE 10TH DAY OF UNE. 1912.
between the hours OF : o'clock a. m. and
CLOCK J IA, at the office OF the
Mayor OF the city OF Wheeling IN the
city Of Wheeling. West Virginia. receive
bids ia writins Tor. and sell bonds OF
said c4ty, authorized by said ordinance
TO an amount not exceeding Nine Thou
B"l4drs. said bonds 10 be known as
BONDS FDR STREET IMPROVEMENT
40 /. ana to bee OF the denomination Of
$4,000 each and 20 be numbered from
] To IS inclusive, but no more Of said
bonds Will be sold than Is necessary To
complete said improvements. not exceed
ms is IN number, all Of which bonds
are 10 hc dated the first day OF April,
1879. ana payable ON or before the first
DAY OF April, 1872. at the Dollar savings
a Trust Company. IN the city OF Wheel
.AAHH = OF u. q AANHHA1N ~ aaah
rate Of ave perCentum tJTcI per aunuu,
saya1l. annually Oh the first day %
April. 1913. and on the first day OF April
In each year thereafter until and inc!ud-
ing the year OF 1922. at said Dollar saw
ings \ Trust Company. FOR which inter
est coupons IN proper form are attached
Go each bond. such bonds viii Dee sold
only FOR cash. 20 the highest bidder. ap-
proved ~ the Undersigned. and none OF
said bonds Will be sold Tor less than
the principal thereof with the interest
accrued thereon. TIE bonds hereby ad-
vrrtised fOr sale are 20 be redeemed at
their par value. with Interest. ir any. aC-
crued and unpa!d on the first day OF
April. 1929. and the city Of Wheeling.
uv said ordinance. pledges and obligates
itself Co redeem. on tire first day OF
April. 1922. all Of said bonds. then out
standing and unpaid. at the said Dollar
savings q Trust company In the city
OF Wheeling.
JAMES T.. MAXWELL.
GEORGE HOOK.
LOUIS l. STITEI.
Commissioners OF street Improvement
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FOR SALE
SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Beard OF Control of the State
or West virginia will receive bids daily
at .ts oSice at Charleston, West Viz
ginia. for furnishing Supplies for the
several state Institutions, the financial
management OF which IL vested in SAID
Board. Contracts will he Awsrde TO the
lowest bidders. quality coINidered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed VIII b fur
nish ed bidders on receipt or requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
n-t-s- Charleston West Virginia
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FOR SALE
Nat l5oo-M

Lease with complete furnished
5O-roomed Hotel; filled with
private guests. Doing a good
paving business. In most CEN
trail ana desirable location in
Wheeling.
For Full Information
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And as l watched. there suddenly came to me
from across the years-as poignantly as II Il were
something actual like a fragrance or a strain of music
the memory OF similar good times Of my own. centering
around similar undertakings. l remembered one glori-
ously arduous Saturday spent in building a string tele-
phone from my window TO the window Of the little boy
next door; and another dedicated to manufacturing an
aquarium out of an OLD wash pail. a few water weeds.
some minnows and THEE luckless pollywogs; and still
another holiday when we built a house in the %woodpile.
and fitted IL up like a log cabin, and played pioneer all
the long afternoon.
How l used to trot in and out Of the house. ex-
cited. busy and absolutely happy! How ! used to rush
to the little mother for the string for the telephone,
the wash pail for the AQUARIUM. an old blanket for the
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The Daily Chit Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

seven YOUNGSTERS We're having the time OF their lives the other day; and
= the centralf feature Of their fur as a most wonderful tent constructed
out of " shaws and a sheet The sheet a stretched from the back
piazza roof ito the clothes line, the plaid shawl formed n side, and the
grey shawl the other. 1 watched the whole construction of this affair from
the moment when the gigantic idea ws advanced in concave. to the mo-
ment when the tent a finished. and the seven youngsters uooped proud
ly in
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Four Miles
From Wheeling

Farm, only I mile from car line.
24I2 acres Of good soil. about 6
acres Of which IS bottomland son
tanning two-story dwelling 4Ox5O-
foot barn and orhcr necessary
outbuildings 200 fruit trees,
several acres of grape vines good
farm and IN valuable locano1.
Owner too old 20 cultivate o..
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ON THE ROCKS
U. S. League Is Clouded; Reading
Latest Team 20 Drop Out
Of League.

READING. Pa. May 31-Thc last
United States League base ball game
a played In this city yesterday Gin
cinnati Is scheduled 90 play here 70
morrow. but Hugh NCkimmon. ~ q
marracor 81 the Reds. was disaT-
pointed with tho small audionc" OF
Memorial day and will take his teail
home tonight 70 is claimed that the
circuit will be- rearrauEer and that
only western cities will De- 800 tho or.
sanitation Indianapolis. 81 o. claim.
cd. Will got the ReadinE franchise.
Local plIy rs have signed with teams
800 organized leagues
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LOST n.sst-lank .~unfairInE g. s.. or
EHF and .l- Please return f1 trI'
.ff my--s-
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Bruemmer 9 HHdebtand

runsrai Directors So Embalmsrs
Ttis1 a0I. os-s a. snd nEbt
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log cabin, and mercy knows what not! And how patiently she always gave
them to me!
You see he vas a mother who understood.
Are you that, you mothers who are reading this?
Mothers and fathers. especially mothers. don't forget that little things
like these are very big TO children. Dispropotionately big!
l used to visit sometimes II a home where the children we're never
allowed any such liberties, where all such requests we're invariably denied.
The home a expensive and beautiful but the children liked to 20 to other
homes to play. And hat they areg grown up they ire never % happy
as when they are away visiting.
Little things like these mean o YER much to children IA we must
he careful how We refuse and deny, for re may be spelling more happiness
than we have any idea Of
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Notice to Wholesalers

Notice 20 wholesalers
and MIS-. Cos. two hundred square
yards OF Board Fence for advertisement
purposes. for furnishing the lumber for
fence for the D~illonvale base ball club.
J s. LEVINE.
ie-l-l Manager.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

B N "
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTEHIhL EHuALMER
ff11 nrr rf1r waIr street
Call hrHufraf - 30 Nrnf-
Store HhHurH fIf
We r. frrarhT. Tell Ph1ne 1fsgH
a. 2 Urra.r Sat Phone f1lag
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NESBITT, Jr.

MONEY 10 Loan. 1920 Market
We Have One Of Be-t Farms .n
Ohio COUNTY For sale.
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wANTED-Agents make big money SELL
ing our Metallic Letters for office
windows, store fronts. and glass signs.
Any one can put them on. samples free.
Metallic Sign Co. 435-N. Clark St. Chi
caEo. au-l2-sat52t
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Many ri woman who has .yeryfH.uE
che wants wears her Lalr' away
.- -.rrua because -Ir CAN'T wear u.u..
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Help.

wANrED-Men. age 1875. as nremen
and brakemen OF nearby railroads to
prepare Immediately for positions con-
unually opening $50 men sent TO posi-
tons this year. Experience unnecessary.
fS0-SlO0 monthly. Promotion. engineer
or conductor. Si5O-t2OO monthly. Good
life careers. State age, send stamp.
Railway Association. box Intelligence.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MALE AND help-Employ-
ers telephone YOU orders. those out
Of employ mcnt call at office. National
Employment Bureau. 300 Board or
-Iade. II
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WAETED-At once several good deiiv-
cry n Gales boys. 90 work before
school. Apply az Circulation Depart
ment. Intelligence. betWeeu 4 and Z
J.. IN.
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HUMANE AGENT
preston Harmon New Head Of Humane
Society In State: Wheeling
Man is Deputy.

SG'cial u ~Istr.4 To- TIC INTEL r.rcer
ttARl.ESTON. W Va. Jan. -
The state humane board composed OF
Frank &. Baker Of Parsons. president:
John Cumins Of Wheeling. J. W Perry
OF Huntington. Dr r. u Roller OF
CharleSton. and Dr ! r. Ewing OF
Chenille. which has been in session
her" for Two DAYS. tonight selected
Preston Harmon of Harmon. Randolph
county STATE field agent
Working arrangements were also
~" f"cted with the rs'ormatory a.
Pruntt town and number al local
agents Wer" ramed. among them los
sheldon al Whec..ug and Geo. Eland
%: tairmOn'. OthcrS vii To- named
FOR o'h'r sections 90 the STATE
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ELKS HOLD Big
SOCIAL SESSION
sosT ENJOYABLE AFFAIR Evss
GIVEN eN LOCAL LODGE
Sis1s Discusses fer tee 5oos,irq
tiens % tne Gas Ministries N
February.

D" largest ard most sujoyab.. -
We'll a. successful social session eyer
given b. Wheeling lodge. NJ =. y
u - Elks WAS the unanimous Yer.
dict OF the more .than 300 members
ana visitors who attended the AFFAIR
gwen n; the home on Fifteenth street
Thursday evening. when. after the
regular meeting OF the lodge. during
which eleven candidates hed been
Initiated. a social affair was held for
the purpose Of boosting the great
minstrel show which is being arrang al
! for February 18th and lith, at the
, Court theatre.
Daring the early part OF the even.
lng IN" business meeting of the lodge
was held. This was largely attended
and during the evening the candidates
We're initiated. the work being con
Quoted under the new ritual. The
( CLASS was composed Of Edward NJ.
handy. w. y. ilunter. Earl j. Hedges.
Leo { Buch. John l.. Neitz-i. Milton
VI. Murray. W. g. Clemens. Edward \
Schoheld. r. & Cameron, John =.
bowler. and II. =. Cunningham.
NJ the conclusion Of ,ha WORK in
I -" Jus 'opHi ING members -"
/ pared 10 the auditorium. whcr. the
social session Nas he'd sin lons
| tables. four Of which ~ ..nced he,
tuIl length of thu room. haG beer laid
/ Tor the large number oi guests. IA
/ IN" center and directly in front O.
the stage there had been constructed
a raised platform. which was in the
! form OF Il hollow sGuar" ~ m. rear
I OF which sat the toastmaster. Past
Exalted Ruler George W. I.uiZ. and
several other prom nent memehers or
the lodge.
The members were conducted 10
their respective placed and at =
signal from the toas'mastcr were
seated Then the feast OF good things
including the excellent NiaudS which
had been prepared as well as the
amusement features tor the evening.
commenced The piece de rrsistanr.
@. IN" Feast WAS good sized viii e.
bull. the pride oi m" flock Of Hon
Chester y. Whitman. member Of
The lodge. and ~ had been done to 4
turn.
TOaStmast"r i.uty. alter delivering
snort address. ~ which H.. smoke.
of 10" cNccellcncc -: ia" attendanct.
ana congratulated the lodge on tho
large class that had been initiated.
called upon a number OF those pres.
cnt for respOn -,s. among whom were
Or ! y iil~kins. Dr Frank lie
Moyrc iiapp. Benz Roseubloom. John
j CONF. lion. Chester \ Whitman.
Exalted Ruler ! : Breunen.
When The hour 81 - o'cloca arrived.
I'm" Wn'n ioa-- Us ALWAYS given
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assfFHlD .L'rUs 90 s.-.- q.