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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1912-01-08

ou1 on business today
IT Virtues Little Live Pills
t theCity Drug Store. 09btf
TheChristian Workers. OF the
Christian church will nj Jet at 2
o'clock Tuesday aftsrnq On with
Mrs. T. S. Stephens.
Turnips, sweet potsI toes, cab
bage and kraut at BoIen's Cash
Store. 33d6.
Mrs. J. w. Grubbs is expect
ed home tomorrow from Somer-
vile, Tennessee, where she spent
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bum are
now at home at Mrs. H. Bern
STEMS where they have rooms
and are taking their meals at
Mrs. McMinn's.
Miss Bessie Buford, who is at
Denver, Colorado with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Thompson, is re-
ported to be very lAw.
Ladies', children's and mems
sweater coats and children's
Csquimo suits reducef 25 per
Cash Shore.
37b7t.
Mrs. Robert Nance is an home
rom a visit to her parents in
Newport. -Brinkley Argus.l |
Farm Loans $500 to s1o,0oo.
C. R. Hite. aehXf
G. B. Umsted of New Yoqk<
this morning and is the I
lest of the family of his faith b
;, Rev. M. B. Umsted.-Bates- IS
lie Guard.
Mrs. Jean Diaz left Sunday t
Shofner, where she began :
aching a winter school this
'rning.
3. G. Graham is the man to
for transfer and storage.
'sonal and careful attention toll
ny load handled. Telephone
or 3I4. 36dtf.
frs. L. J. Davis and son Har-
who have been the guests of
). Ed Badger for several DAYS. |
e returned to their home in |
vport.-Jonesboro Tribune. !
liss Hattie Holland passed
'ugh Brinkley Wednesday
route from Newport to her
le IN Lonoke.-Brinkley Ar
equity United States Marshall
!. Weber of Batesville was
ar city Sunday night.
drop in at "The Dew Drop
II you want the best in
! fruits, cold drinks and ci-
We keep them, but We
you to enjoy them.-F. A.
Manager, 5o2ll Front
t, next door to Commercial
mas B. McC ormack n
mt Newport Visitor
r. s1Is ~
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1912-01-08

If1ts on a visit to
diffO phans' homes, where
he way INT on an inspection
trip by the Arkansas Odd Eel
lows, in the interest of their
home at B6tesville. Col. Paul
received many items of interest
that will be used in their orphan
age.
Drayage Of all kinds handled
promptly. Phone No. 1O.-Ches-
ter hoolnson. 18dtf.
Rev. Frank Barrett of Little
Rock preached an excellent sor
mon at the court house Sunday
morning and conducted a union
temperance meeting at the co.,rt
house that evening.
Accident, Health and Liah;,-
ity insurance.. R. Hite.
36btf W ~,
Mrs. B. Ford and daughter,
Miss Ford of ST. Louis, were
guests at the McLain Sunday
night en- route home from judi
sonia.
Pecan wood for heating or
cock stove. Phone 76, W. H.
Snetzer. 2l5dtf.
Mrs. L. A. Darling left Sun
day for Little Rock on q few
days business visit.
For Sale, lease or rent-80
kcres of land near Nuckolls
witch. Good house and barn,
A. 10 about Is acres in cultiva-
a. See L. L. Bowen. 32btf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
APPEAL REFUSED
IN the Case Of Rosenberg W. the City
OF Wheeling Before
Judge Nesbitt.

The case OF William Rosenberg vs.
The city % Wheeling. which was
tried before Justice Lee p Dohbs In
January and resulted in a verdict for
kosenberk Tor Si75. came up before
Judge Nesbiu yesterday morning and
the city asked for a reopening 81 the
case on the ground thar y summons
had not been served on the mayor
" Uas shown BY the records 81
phicer Nlckham that The summons
nad Teen properly served on MAYOR
schmidt and had evidently been otrr.
iouked or FORGOTTEN The rif, 49, -of
represenfed ~ fha loser r1urf trial
and Judgment uas rendered fr favor
~ NnsHuhrrr fufEs NesHIff r-fua-.f
an appeal 0r ffe grounds fraf fha rffr
BAL been properly served. ra shown
tf krnn rernrfs end fhe rffr
siil o. compelled fn rar fhe auau-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

people are expected Colonel I.eWe.
dag. who is probably the foremost
member in the city. states that the
strenuous winter season. and that the
condition OF the bees Is improving
since the weather IL beginning 10
open
large program has been arranged
and will be discussed. Of which the
following are the most important.
Spring Management Of Bees"
The Best Methods Of Controlling
the Swarms. or Artificial Swarming. ("
The Best Methods Of Preparing
Bees for the Honey Harvest"
The Best MethoGs for Comb or E1.
,racted Honey. Which L. Most
Profitable"
How 70 Introduce q Queen in an
Old Colony"
What Are the Best Methods Of
knowing the Condition 81 the Colony
Ia The Spring
Which Is the Beet For Al Pur.
poses. Eight or Ten Frames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
COUNTY COURT
Marriaae Licenses.

WdrrIaee LICENSES.
Thomas Mackrell. %. and Marie
Kane. 81. both OF Cleveland. o.
Robert y. Critchlow. %. and Bessie
J. Skiles. II, both OF Cleveland. o.
5. Eugene Davis. "A. and Martha \.
Miller. %. both OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
OHIO RIVER Is
RISING AGAIN
As RESULT OF RECENT HEAVY
RAINS ON VALLEYS NORTH.
Packets Resurins With Big Rush OF
susiness-ko Coal Shipments
Yesterday.

After recedlng until a stage OF IS
feet six inches was registered at the
local wharf. the Ohio river began
rising slowly yesterday afternoon due
to the rains of Saturday night and in
the evening a stage of IS feet had
been reached. Captain Crockard. OF
the wharfboat. stated that he was not
expecting much Of a rise and that IL
would not Interfere with trade on the
river.
The Steel City. formerly the vir-
ginia. Is expected to pass up about s
O'Clock for Pittsburgh from Cincinnati.
to resume her former trade between
these two cities. The steamer Is
enroute home from New Orleans
where she spent the winter and at
tended the Mardi Grss. She has made
excellent time returning and laid over
at Cincinnati for two days. in order to
leave on schedule time for her regular
run.
Having been delayed by the high
water. the steamers Queen City for
Cine matt. and the Kanawha for Pitts
burgh. cleared the local wharf Monday
morning shortly after o'clock. The
Indian arrived from Darlington at D
local trade tomorrow after being tied
up at Darlington last week because of
the food. The Sonoma arrived at S
O'Clock from Marietta. No other boats
left the local wharf yesterday.
No coal was sent from Pittsburgh
yesterday, there being none in the
harbor. Several tows with empty
barges are reported on their way to
that city from southern points where
shipments were made.
Mondays Beats.
Queen City. Cincinnati. a. IN.
Kanawha, Pittsburgh. a. m.
Indian, arrived from Clarington, 3
p. m.
Sonoma. arrived from Marietta s
p. m.
Tuesdays Boats.
Steel City. Pittsburgh. . a. m.
Indian. Clarington. IL a. m.
Sonoma. Marietta. II a. M.
Wednesdays Boats.
Kanawha. Charleston. 8 a. IN.
Greenwood. Pittsburgh. noon.
Indian. arrived from Clarington, ,
y. m.
sonoma. arrived from Marietta s
p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

Lease from w. Il. Chambers, agent,
10 Leopold Miller. piece Of ground in
Elm Grove for a term Of five years;
rental $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
BEEKEEPERS
VIII Hold Annual Convention at the
Board Of Trade To-dsy-ln-
terestlng Program.

- a recent meeting held by the on.
GERS Of the Pan Handle Beekeepers'
Association final arrangements were
made for the convention. which will
start to-day in the Board OF Trade
rooms. Col Henry Lewedag. presi.
dent ~ the association. assisted By
secretary William Kinsey. and Vice
President l. e. Seabright. viii he in
charge Of the program This ia the
semfannual meeting. and will proh-
nbly De attended by q large and o.,
th'slastic crowd 81 bee culfurisfs Tn
rne-ting Vill b. opened NJ 40 o.ciock
IN oaer 70 allow the cuiturists Of the
sps towns chance 20 get the
uuinihr \ number 81 out-oft town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
POSTAL BANK
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900 o. ahir ta tasa oare nf ns t.I
ams of $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
Power Of Attorr.v

The appointment OF II. + Bshrens
as attorney for the Colonial supply
company was left for record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
ST. LUKE'S CHOIR
To Sing Seven Last Words OF Christ,
on Good Friday Night.

On Good Friday night the choir ~,
- Luke1s church will sing Theo Du
bois' Seven Last Words 81 Christ d"
The choir OF - voices has been work.
ing earnestly for some time on this
great work. under the direction OF
Walter d. Brown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
FidueIary.

G. Ed Wincher was appointed al
ministrator Of the setate OF William
Wincher; bond. $3.50.
George Stobbs was appointed guard.
ian or Henry A. and Virginia Stobbs.
minor children OF George and Mary
+. Stobbs. bond. 1900.
Callie w Curtis appointed execu-
triN OF the estate Of Laura A. Young;
bond $4,000.
Jacob Voght appointed administra.
tor OF the estate OF Regina Vogt;
bond. $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
Deeds Recorded.

Security Trust company to julius
{. Jung. lot No. IS in Edgdale: con-
sideration, $40.
w. II. WestWood. administrator OF
Edward Westwood. deceased. eet al
10 Wilbert Henthour and wife. lot No
q. in South Wheeling. consideration,
so.
Five deeds OF trust were left for
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

some women are hard N please
They hardly get q wedding gown bo.
fore they begin 10 look up material
for divorce suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
VIII Give $500 To Sick
Readers Of the LeJo.,
Indiana Scientist who Originated the Now Famo''
"Home Treatment" Offers Large Package
Free to sick and Ailing.
..a0r ~. every reader Of me

In. order tia, every reader Of the
Ledger needing treatment may have
an opportunity to test this ceaepuieo
medicine, the uowsfaEious fndiaua y
eptjst has eome to the front With
an infer 10 give absolutely free s
large proof package TO 500 readers
On mis- paper to improve the wonder
full claims that have beenmade for a.
In maklar this offer the scientist
said. II know thai thsrc are many
neon,o who have boon suffering for
years With some chronic disease n
many Of them have spent large sums
Of money seeking a cure. know
that these people hesitate about IN
vesulng money In medicine because
they have despaired Of ever se'un
well. Thousands have told me taa'
story and many thousands Of ths
SAME people have told me afierward
that ms treatment had cured 'hen
after doctors and everything @k'
had failed. want 10 show these oe
spairing people that all the news
paper talk about my treatment Is ao
soluteiy true i want to prove to !
limited namber-po matter what tx
disease no matter howlong they MAJ
have suffered. no matter how bur
end discouraged-fhat my treaimeal
really ana actually does accomplish
wonderful results ihat have been r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
Stock and y
~ Farm News

aTbe Doctor a gelding which was
sold some time back by Marion Aa
din. of neal Murry, Boone county, 70
Ice Bros. was recently sold at MAO
ison Square. New York. and brousD'
one Of the biggest prices a geidinS
ever sold for there or anywhere else
According to Mr.. Hudson. the gelains
brought 5000. The Doctor was
bred by Mr.. Hardin and after being
handled BY Lee Bros. for a While was
sold BY them and taken east
I. is reported that q Moberly com
many. headed by Bud Baker and AID
rlnele, offered D. L. c%urtrlsht Of
Holiday $1,000 FOR his great young
geldlng, Senator stone.
The commissioners OF the Mexico
smile special road district have
made arrangements with Sheriff J. h
woolery to work on the roads all
prisoners IN tho city jail available.
instead OF working theis fines out
dong nothing. these prisoners VIII
Be put on the roads in the eight mile
district
Under the law this a b. done
The only expense to which the com
mission wnl be pat Is the hirs Of
suuerintendent and the midday
meal for the prisoners while q work
The commissioner will start viii
} tb, prisoners the first OF May. On
this date KEENAN, Hulen, Who has
been selected to supsr'nlend the
work will enter upon his duties wit
the commission.
Every new improvement made
bv the commission will be perma
nent, as far as Is possible with the
/, funds at hand New bridges are be
ins constructed in many parts Of thu
district.
]. B. Rutter of this city recentl'
bought a mule from W. L. Green TO
1925.
The rainfall covering the perio'
from Saturday evening TO Monda
morning amounted to 1.Ss inches
The precipitation for saturda,
night, was LES inches and for Sun
day, 81.
Charley Powell has bought th'
Shan Brown cattle at eight cent?
per pound Charley has contractef
for several loads of cattle at eigh
cents.
F. L. Crosby practices what h
breaches and is dragging the roads.
DR.. ConweIl lost a fine younI
horse from distemper last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
BEST FOR ASTHMA,
cATARRH, BRONCHITIS

Why need anyone suffer from any
throat or nose troubles when sooth-
irg. healing HYoMEI is guaran-
teed to Danish all misery or
money back.
"The undersigned herewith recon-
n,ends HYoMI to all who are al
flicted with asthma, catarrh, or bron
cbitis. Hyomei was used by my
wife for bronchitis and asthma and
used 1t for bronchitis and sore
throat.
1t has given relief and permanent
results and l write these few lnei
: for the benefit Of all who are afflict
ed with the ailments named above
Theodore Boehlan, Traffic Manage
, OF the Concordia Publishing House
: Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Miami s.
. Concordia, Kan, Jan. 2, 1912. on
: Purdy and druggists everywhere SCI
Il Hyomei. A complete outfit inclu'
ing inhaler costs $l.oo, Extra bottle
? II needed so cents. Just breathe J
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
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oSio'A % 49,
eeo- r as
- Aniens I 1hi.sa N ,nS ~
oo1 q "eolock q. 81 'osePn :
en1roa I" "
The astensapts were Miss Agnes
|Ah,ens q assssr 81 ne hriae and Mr..
IAoolnh r-enrawald. \ hrother az tbs
|Snoom-
After tha a wedding
hreakfazt was served "a me home
az ,he hide a. the near relatives Of
the o-onsrsessne parties.
The bride Is 4 daughter Of Mrs.
christine Ahrans of Nartinsbure and
Is a s5iendld youur ,sA~ end viii be
a fsttlne helrmate TO the man OF hen
choice
Nj. Fennewald is the 0 Of Mrs.
los. Fennewa,d Ais Of Martinsbure
and 4 one IL the leading farmers Of
this locality me newly wedted cou
nile wiil 20 70 housekeeping On IN,
groom farm. wess az Martinsburg.
The Ledger iolns with their large
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

the proposed Western ayemus sub
way VA read at the Weekly Com
merc'a Club luncheon Friday. This
means that something definite to-
ward the building of this improve
ment is expected shortly.
Secretary Race stated A. p. Green,
o. the Club Board OF Directors. who
has been Investigating the hospital
proposition would report to the Boari
at its next meeting and that this
movement was meeting with increas
ed interest and no opposition
Geo. Robertson was present and
stated state Highway Engineer Hill
had written him there would be two
Cross State tours on the Northern
route in May. The first would be
for the purpose Of arranging speak
ing dates for the special committee
and the second would be the trip of
the committee from the State Board
of Agriculture for the purpose oil
arousing interest. The road is 10 b.
dragged for these events and all owr
ers Of motor cars are urged to
make the tour of the road about
June LIST. when it is expected It wi
b. In fine condition
The Mexico. Mo-, Postoffice is au
thorized to announce that by apply
inv on or before June list, de
positors of the Postal Savings sys
tenn may exchange the whole or
part of their deposits for u. S. reg
istered bonds or coupon bonds in de
nominations Of $40, 100 and $500
bearing interest from July /, 1912. a
the rate OF 9 10 per cent per annun
payable semi and annually and re
deemabie at the pleasure OF the U. $
after 1 year. from gate
r-er,ras-~ 81 Loufs Republic says:
LII Champ Clark Rose, 3 years
y who yesterday subssrjsSaa 5SFh
yea and interest payable 4
sears from that date in u. s. Soc
coin.
Postal Savings bonds are exe.hp
from all taxes or duties OF the U, ,
, as well as from taxation in an
! form By or under state. municipal Q
/ ~Ifocai authority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

Ed. Murphy, Of the Alton paint
ing force, fell down the steps leading
from Hardin park to the wabash
platform on Thursday evening ana
severely injured his leg and lacerate
ing his hand. Thoaeh the INJURIES
are not serious. they are quite PAIN
mi. Mr.. Murphy was en- route up
town from his home in South Mex
ico when the accident happened
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
On. BOURNE BIBLE STUDENT

DIR. BOURNE BIBLE
Editors Ledger;
a. this time. when the men, as
newer before, are studying the BIZ
NJ : wish TO make mention OF one
-a4ber noted case in our city. DOC
tor r w Bourne. who recently ceie-
bratea his 92nd birthday, Is a very
enthusiastic Bible class at 'ns
IlMethodist Church.
For the past twenty years OF
more. he has probably given more
,l4ime 10 the study Of the Bible ina
anv person in Mexico not engaged
i, Ian ministerial work. For punctualit'
,n attendance at Sunday School, on
: ly a few have surpassed DR.. bourns
II is truly a privilege and reali
! inspiring, to sit with his class an
: a,eten 10 his Interpretation Of IN
scriptures. The Doctor takes a nm
gland against higher criticism an
1 modernism as applied to our B'D'
ua believes the book to be the !
snired word of God. and accepts e
: ary statement Of same from Gov
I'm to cover.
It is worth much to church ~
community to have in II such ial'
ful and capable defenders OF :
Holy Bible against the attacks
ne skeptlc as we lind in the p
son Of our venerable townsmaal q
! hurchman, DR.. R. W. Bourne
diy Observer,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
A~ssIeNEE,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors Of F. w. brewer of p,
ena. Audrain Co, Mo, that | /,
on the 2Srd day of May, 1911. At
office Of Z. A. Shannon, in
town OF Mexico, No. and count,
Audrain, proceed publicly to ID
and allow demand against The
rate and effects assigned to me
y ". brewer. for the benefit
creditors, and Will continue /
hearing during the two fouosI
days.
Dated Apr. 20. 1912,
sat w. Il. SHARP,
Assignee Of r. W, brewer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

THE Audrain county delegation 70
the Republican convention returned
Al noon Friday. and while they were
an TAFT men. they report that the
roosevelt people controlled the con
yeution, and that Governor Haales
was made permanent chairman. ,. 2
Botkin, being asked by a represei
~tative OF the Ledger regarding ln'
situation. said. "0h, well, whiie ms
Roosevelt men ran things to-day
when It comes TO the National con
vention in Chicago. the Tat me-
win be in control" Some 81 =
.lTaft people begin to fear dhat hoo
welt will be nominated for inc rTes
; dency. and il he is. quite a nnhipe
Of them. we feel confident, wall STA
At home on election day. That ,
they feel that way about It rigi
now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

REFERRING 20 the great Titanic
disaster, the Kansas City Times edi-
tor,ally says: sTThe greatest sea
tragedy OF history is in the material
twentieth Century. More sacrafScial
taaa,,sm relieved ii than a recorded
incident Of the Golden world al
lords. We may cherish that ana
build high hopes on it. We may cnel
3sA Il for what It means for the won
en- and children Of the race MAJ
stiu has the patriarchal Impulse 4
nroaect his womankind. A tremenaou
..snc,dent disclosed It in tragic beauty
less dramatically, the same ampnis'
has shown itself as clearly to heart
~ faith. A civilization whose me.
Of all Individual types stand q
from the lifeboats for the women al
children is only specifically mate
sal what of neglect and cruelty o
nresR its women and children Will 7
endure. 1t is written: "Greau
love hath no man than this, that
man lay down his life for his frien
The sacrificial love Of the man ra
for The woman ace, the child raoe
that endures.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02


GEO. HoUsER, representing 'ne
c,o,m department Of the PennsylVa-
mia RAILROAD Company. was m Mex
ico this week to settle with mss
clara Jurgenson, who was seriously
injured in a wreck on that road near
warriors Ridge. Pa, during 1a'!lauA
1912. At the request Of her pms.
clan Miss Jurgenson refused a. III
time to consider the question o. se1
ting her claim. as he was no'
satisfied as to how serious her in.or
is might be. Miss Jurgenson mao )
peeted TO be able TO go 20 Moi'
s.a,n the first Of May, but her phs
eicsan refused to permit this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

sinea November, work on the ne"
sis 900 Audraln County Infirmary mas
been at a halt because Of CERTAIN
d~afeetive concrete work in the strue'
tpre. During that period the maV'el
has been under investigation ano
this week it was finally eoueo
The building viii likely be finished
about July first. !,
Those parts Of the :
legged 10 be detective will be supper
I'd by steel beams 50 that they W.
have fun strength. The buildln
Is n OF the most modern OF Its chi
acter in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02
n BEST PROOF.
Mexico Citizens Cannot Doubt It.

Mexico Citizens Cannot Doubt It.
Doan's Kidney Pills were used
they cured.
The story was told to Mexico read-
dents.
Time has strengthened the evil
denoe.
The testimony is home testimony
Has proven the cure permanent,
The proof convincing.
1t car be investigated by Mexico
residents.
Mrs. NJ. B. Crews, 729 Olive St,
Mexico, Mo, says: Before l be.
| gan to use Doan's Kidney Pills l was
SUBJECT to backache and rheumatism
1t was not present all the time bu.
came and went, generally more et
we're when l caught cold. / tried dif
ferent remedies but wasn't helped.
- was then that / got Doan's Kidne.
Pills. This remedy proved to b
just what my condition required an
by the time l had taken one box III
trouble had left. / now OCCASIONAL
use Doan's Kidney Pills and fin
that they keep me in good healt
n and free from Kidney trouble.
Z Mrs. Crews gave the above stat
" mont on Nov. 70, 1898, and when 81
was interviewed on November ]
1911, she said; 81 use Doau's Kidn'
Pills as occasion requires and {
nc ways obtain good rosul,a."
~ For sale by all dealers. Price
DIP. cents, Foster Miburn Co. New Yol
Hs. sole agents for the United states,
Remember tho name oan's
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

qur Kansas City Times says IN
r.clv 70 a query from the Sturgeon,
Ieader. Editor Bob white q tne
Mexico Ledger says he has no ailpi,
Ton 20 ron for Congress. coiohe
whHo Il TOO busy putting out 2 socC
asllv paper to have time for amuee
nents ike Congress.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-02

ported"
People who suffer from
tism. Kidney Trouble. slon, "leuaa
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