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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
DIR; BRACKEN FAV0RS MEDICAL
INSPECTION FOR STATE SCHOOLS

That the great mass of pupils in
Minnesota public schools, including
nearly all those in the rural districts,
have to trust to Providence against in
lection with contagious diseases, is
the statement of DR.. H. NJ. Brackcn,
secretary of the state board of health
in a warning sent to school authori-
ties.
"In September over 100000 children
between five and eighteen years of
age," says DR.. Bracken, "gathered in
the school houses of Minnesota. Some
Of them have had infectious diseases
during the summer vacation and, al
though now we'll, are not entirely free
from the infection.
"Where medical supervision is pro-
vided, such pupils are excluded from
school until it is safe for them to at
tend. The great mass of pupils
practically all in the rural districts
have to trust to Providence for pro-
lection against such sources of infec-
ton. After school begins our records
always show an increase in the mum.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

Der of diseases, such as measles, scar
let fever, smallpox and diphtheria,
contracted by association with infected
persons.
Estate aid to schools in 1913 aver
ages SPOT for each pupil. The state
spends for all public health activities
only about 3 cents for each pupil. To
save the state aid for the benefit of
the pupils education, teachers and
parents cooperate with the local and
state health authorities in order to
prevent epidemics and the closing of
schools.
"From figures furnished by the
county superintendent Of schools for
the school year, 1901, 1T is shown
that in &C. districts, 6,442 pupils and
157 teachers were excluded from
school. Each district suffered an
average loss of $58.73 in teachers
wages alone. Each pupil suffered an
average loss of nine school days. This
covers the losses in rural schools of
forty-three counties only"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
Mining News From The Mesaba Range

81 Eveleth News: The Section Min
ing company, in which certain Eveleth
people are heavily interested, has
been pushing the development Of their
property, known as the Mickey home
stead, on the. shore of Ely lake, with
results very gratifying to the company
and the stockholders. The mine is in
direct charge of Capt. Nick Kent, who
began early in the spring to sink a
shaft on the property.
At the present time Mr.. Kent is
cross cutting a drift from the main
shaft, at depth Of ,145 feet below the
surface, into the ore body rs feet dis
tant. This drift has already penetrat-
ed through 20 feet of ore assaying
from IS 1-2 to SO percent in iron and
very low in phosphorus. Mr.. Kent
has been stockpiling the ore from the
drift and will soon open up a pocket
for the handling and hosting Of the
ore from the direct ore body. A skip
road in the shaft is also being INSTALL
ed at the present time, together with
cars for mining and hosting. This
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
DIR. C.. II. SHELTERS.

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

mine we are assured will Be numbered
among the shippers IN 1911, since .
substantial stock pile win Be built up
during the winter. sz2: T.:
Further drilling operations were re-
Gently decided on BY the company and
drills will be put to work on the prop
erty within the next thirty, days and
will be continued until the entire, 80
acres is fully explored. The drills
will penetrate: the taconite clear
through to quartzite with the. excep-
ton Of encountering the true body Of
ore underlying this property at low
depths, similar to that which is found
and now being mined at the Genoa,
Leonidas and other properties in this
vicinity at $50 to 600 feet below the
surface.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

and Biwabik. Many pass the rumor
lightly but there are many who think
seriously of the proposition. It is
stated on very good authority that the
matter is being taken up in official
circles at Washington. In view of the
fact that many other than the mining
companies would be affected by such
a proposition the following from the
Biwabik Times is timely:
"All this talk about changing the
course of the Embarass river receives
a shock at the hands of a we'll known
attorney.
every man owning land on or near
the shore also owns an interest in the
river, and must be satisfied financially
before any appreciate amount of
water can be diverted from the river"
said the attorney, and continued:
"Where running water passes
through land the owner of that land
would unquestionably be damaged if
the water were diverted. To change
the course of the river the promoters
must get permission from every owner
of land who would be affected. That
would practically be impossible. Take
it from me this situation must be solv-
ed in some other manner than chang
ing the course of the river"
'This attorney has been consulted
by settlers south Of Biwabik, who pro-
posed to fight any such move, and were
told that they do not need lawyer
that no diversion can be made"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

titles Of earth must first be removed,
and it is readily seen that it requires
. tremendous capital to carry on min
ing operations in this manner. OF
course, the deeper lying bodies are
mined by the underground method.
It is Of interest to know how ex-
ploration operations are carried on.
The practice is to divide the property,
say 100 acres, into squares of 300 feet.
Drill holes are then sunk at each in
tersection. Should ore be struck, sam
pies thereof are taken every five feet
and analysed by assayers as to iron
content, PHOSPHORUS and other ele-
ments, and a record of each drill hole
kept. The drill results are plated,
showing the location and the record
Of the holes. These reports are signed
and dated, and are considered reliable
data as to the property.
For the purpose Of drilling two
kinds of drills are used, the churn drill
and the diamond drill. The first is
used in piercing the Gaping or over
burden, while the diamond drill is en-
ployed when coming to rock.
The origin of the ore on the Mesaba
is topic deserving Of some notice. 1t
is said that the ore was formed by the
disintegration or "rotting" of the iron
bearing rock or formation, within
which the ore deposition took place,
this alteration being caused by the
action of the water, and the elements
it carried, upon the rock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
St 1918
lob SIl(l IN
FASHION Az
Jereissati Bros. to Give Fashion
p Reception at Lyric Theatre
October 1929. <.
Styles Worn by Great Grand
mother Down to Present Day
To Be Shown

A ten thousand dollar moving pic
ture film, three thousand feet in
length portraying by motion photo
graphy the styles Of the century in
contrast with those Of today will be
shown to the women of Virginia at
the Lyric theatre, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Oct. % and 20, at 2:30 and
$3.50 p. M, by Jereissati Brothers.
The title of the film is MRS. Car
ter Worthington's Dilemma" It por-
trays in an interesting and fascinat-
ing way the difficulties that women
encounter in their efforts to procure
costumes, gowns and tailored suits
that meet the approval of those who
know style, fit and tailoring.
Mrs. Worthington has an annoying
experience in search for a new cos
tune in which to attend the Annual
costume pageant Of the Delaware So
ciety and her troubles are solved by
her bosom friend, Mrs. Lila Lasker-
field who has discovered the merits of
Printzess.
During the costume pageant, we
will introduce on film the styles of the
last century beginning with the girl Of
1900 and proceeding by 10 year peri
DDS up to the present day.
The third reel will portray the visit
of Mrs. Lila Laskerfeld to the home
of Printzess and just what she saw
while watching the making of Print
zess garment. On the last reel a
parade of living models is shown,
wearing the styles of the season, the
very garments that can be seen at
Jereissati's store.
The firm extends an invitation to
all to attend this novel fashion show
Tickets are free and can be obtained
at their store beginning Friday and
will be given out until the seating ca
pacity of the theatre is exhausted.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
MEsABll RANGE Is WORLDS
MOST FAMOUS iron DIS TRlCI

/. ln 9 pamphlet edited BY Curtis L.
Mosher, entitled aIron Mines 81 Min
neasaota; School University and Other
State Lands" the following interesting
description Of the Mesaba range is
given: ss S. - 81 .s=zs. .-.sgz :.>
In 1892 the first shipments Of ore
were made. The total for that sea
son amounted to 4,245 tons. In five
years the annual output had increased
to 4,275,so9 tons. In 1902 it was 49,
329,95s tons, and in 1912 the records
show the aggregate product to have
been 1904, 400 tons. Since the first
shipment from the range. twenty-one
years ago, and up to January 1, 1913,
the stupendous quantity Of 279, 067, 1926
gross tons of ore has been mined and
shipped from the district. At present
there are in the neighborhood of one
hundred producing properties on the
range. !:
While on the Vermilion range min
ing is confined to the underground
method, on the Mesaba conditions are
such that the larger part of it is done
by open pit work, in which the steam
shovel plays an important part. The
Mesaba ores are soft, differing in this
respect from those of the Vermilion
range, which are hard. It lies under
a surface or Gaping Of gravel, sand
and other material that has to be re.
moved before the ore can be mined
Sometimes this overburden is shallow
but it will run from twenty to one hun.
dred feet in depth. Enormous guam.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

Biwabik Times: Mining men gen.
orally are not passing hasty judgment
on the workmen's compensation act.
Although their casualty insurance has
been practically doubled, the superin-
tendents in this territory generally
take the ground that they are glad to
be freed from attacks by ambulance
chasing attorneys. But the new law
is costing the companies considerable
more money, and they are waiting to
see how it works out, hoping that cx-
perience will show that the insurance
companies can lower their rates.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

Biwabik Times: The opening Of
the Weed mine, near the Stevens, Au-
rora territory, by the Steel corpora
ton, is taken to mean a delay in thhe
expected development of the Higgins
land between Biwabik and Mckinley.
But the proving drills on this latter
property have not finished their task
and will not do so for some months to
come. And it can hardly be expect
ed that actual development will begin
before this task has been completed.
Although no information is given out
by drillmen it is known that there IS
q big body Of ore just st the Biwabik
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17
20. 1t is generally admitted that if
there is any ore in this district, it will
be found in that territory.

Biwabik Times: The fact that the
Oliver Iron Mining company last
month paid out $4,000 at Mesaba
shows that the little town must come
to life. Already shacks can be found
all through the woods in the vicinity
of the town. The men could not find
shelter otherwise and erected temper
ary shacks in which to live. The
Weed mine, over in the Aurora terri
tory, is also in charge Of Supt. VIM.
Carmichael. Some twenty men are
now employed at the Weed making
preparations for the sinking Of the
shaft.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

After attorneys for the defense,
Frank B. Kellogg of St. Paul and c. O..
Baldwin, Duluth, had declared that ia
vorable~ action by the court would
cost thousands of dollars damage, a
temporary injunction asked by John
Munter, saloonkeeper Of Hibbing, to
restrain the Wisconsin Steel company
from operating its ore washer on Swan
lake in Itasca county, where Munter
owns farm, because, as alleged, it
made the water unfit for drinking and
icecutting, has been denied in the Fed
eral court by Judge Page Morris.
Bottles of water showing contamina-
ton or immunity of lake waters were
put on exhibit, those Of the applicant
bearing the tint of orangeade and
those Of the defendants lighter color.
Attorney Baldwin, in arguing against
the injunction declared that the prin-
ciple involved of preventing mining
companies from washing their ore be-
cause waters of comparatively little
use were affected would seriously en-
barass the mining Of 100,000,000 tons,
estimated, of ore in the Mesaba range
in st. Louis and 1tasca counties. He
declared the washer of the Wisconsin
company had cost $350,O00 and was
necessary in the operation of the 49,
100000 plant of the concern. It was
necessary, he added, to keep the wash
er crowded to capacity until freezing
weather set in. Attorney Victor L.
Power of Hibbing represented the ap
plicant.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

, Shipments of iron ore from proper
ties leased from the state of Minnesota
broke all records during the quarter
ending September 80. Complete re-
turns to be made to the office of the
state auditor today will show that
100000 tons were shipped from state
properties during the quarter, and that
the total income from iron mines to
the state trust funds from these ship
ments will be approximately $340, 900,
all Of it payable October 20.
This is nearly $4,000 in excess Of
the estimate made by State Auditor
S. G. 1verson for the quarter.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-10-17

The rumor that the course of the
Embarrass river might be changed
and the river run east of Aurora in or
der that the ore which is now in
quicksand might be mined has stirred
up quite a discussion both at Aurora
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
Gin BeImdJ int Gema@sJauTe.

Ger frcunoIite @artner fiibrte
nns na9 ieinem @etp1dsbauie. @ir
treten Elm ut0 ~berrneinen in cine
neiie @eIt geiebt 8u iein. Cine
feudtparme 2lft unaibt uns.
Aingsum erbebt iid Elm 8alO bon
@etuGdien I'M faitigiterL berrIidIten
@riin, untermiidt NIT ben foItlifl.
item glltulen, 0urdouftet bonn mon.
nigiten @oDlgeruh.
Uero6e Dor uts, Dem Ginaonoe
ge0eniiber, pldtidert Elm Spring.
brunnen. Gin anabe aus Metaa
bI1it aus elmer getpunoenen Mui6eI
ben beIen Gtrabl in Die Sobe, uno
bic p%erlenoen &ropfen rieieln mad
allen Geitcn bernieoer in Elm oierli6
ge0rbeitetes gefen, in Dem feline
@oIo. unO GiIberiiIdden ibr IuIti-
ges Spiel treiben. Ger @an0 oeS
Bedeus lit NIT feinbIdttrigen bel.
griincn ooer grauen 8aIierpiIon5cit
ringeiabt. 2infS nno redts 5iebt Iif
on Den Geitenipanoen oeS Sauies
elm tiidd6nlides @eItea bin, atif
benz Topf an Topf nit @cp1dien
Iteben. Ssn Der Mitte oes Gauutes be.
fin0ct Ii9 cbcnf1qs Elm treppenf0r.
niger Gii9. st trdgt in maIeriiden
@rltppcn, gIunien nilo glattpflans
5en, bic groBteu uuo b6diten in Der
Wltfte, Die f~leineren nn0 feinerea
nl ben &1noern itno mad oen en-
ben 5u. Inter Dem 9iid lit elm 8ai.
Ierbebdlter. aber es tit ni6t genue
NIT Der 9raht alif ben 9ii6en, Die
ms falun 10 bel ginum ii6rig lni-
fen, Dab mir in einem iGmalen
Mege 5miihen i9ueu ourdgeben
FDnaeii. lliugsmn b1lgen aud nod
sdblrcidc Nlimlei an 9rabten bon
Scr Icdc III Mmpeln bcrab unO
Ifaliell ms nit loren bunten glii.
ten iremu0liA oil, oIssob iie griiB-
ten.
Ger @drtner gibt inns germ s[its.
fuaft iiber Die Namen Der number.
borcn @eiD1die ulo bic 26nDer,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02
Der hinge DaaS.

taaf Gina it unltr ngiHfr Mdgi.
Nlfnn man ttu ltdai. glim igdf al.
- 1oh zinc flare anuuofi dlb -
Men hdi ru hrnu am meillrn llet,
Ton Ndlft obrr "a WUiicflrinR
Conn lddll ba5 flcine ehelmden
WriH,
= Euis eincm nidJt Bnleibt ~
0uh bfI0e.
lin6 ipri6t Der 0aters Qiii mcln
Sons.
Tam IdmIr1t CT iia an Rilttcr
aafi5,
60 pie 6a5 85slein an ocn etrduh.
llno oriidt ie Bdrtli6 9hiiis audi
sSo ia. iaat @iutti, iidcrlid.
@tr iino Bipei 6reumOe. Oh un0 Id
81 @atrrS gau5em Reioe.
@ir bei0r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

Gr6f4e m aeibs 4absn
poqte cine ate Grau, Die bon Der
Straftammsr In 3Diduu t. g.. als
3euain bernommen purOe. Die Mlets
nung bate Ii9 Der me1rfa9 pOrbe'
ifrafte RstIenoe 5rieori4 altmann
aus ROOepii9 Sunube gema6t, inoem
er ibr borI9ninoelte, er tDnne bic
SrDI4e bcIettisen, CT babe ods bereits
nit GrfOls BET elmer anoeren Jrau
oetdn un0 einem Mann in Greiberg
ioqar cine Otter aus Dem 2eibe ents
fsrnt. 9aruufbiu iaufte Die 5ruu
cine SldI9e 8trmaltol, 6as Elm StGrs
tunqSmtttel lit, lift dber Die 6r0f9e
bertreiben Tolte. Sic ertldrte Dor
geriGt, ieoen Sag gebe es in ibrem
2eibs Elm eetpdItiees adrmer, uno &c
bore oeutli4 Elm @erGuI9, oIs ob
Sr0i9e quatten. sic babe f9on pieIe
aer8e sebubt, aber teiner t0nne ibr
4ltmdnn puroe ipssen 8es
i'm Riidfdn gu flint MOnatsn
GefGngnis berurteilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-02

oits tueIden iie itommen; fcrner
iiber Die gooenart, tpelfe er elmer
ieoen balo aus fettigen StoIfen,
balo aus mageretl, 3. 9. Gorf, Set.
oeeroe, Sano, 5erbr0delten SoIsfob.
len, bereitet; en6li1 audi barber,
iuie iie gepflan3t iperoen, Oh Ite lie.
Der i'm 2ift ODER i'm S6atten, i'm
NaiieH ODER I'M 3rodnen nadIen.
@ir merfen balo, OaB mir Iange
3eit brauden niiroen, tuenn mir
allies gellalt betrndteil unO tennen
lernen iuoaten. g8ir freuen ms in.
oeS, irioem mir fliihtig Die @rllppen
ourdmuitern, iiber Gle Siile Der
8liiteu, Die on 6arbenprodt mitein.
amber Detteifern uno iit ourd Die
iouberbariten 5ormen ails5ei9nen.
Ger @drtner 3eigt inns nod, IN
tpeIber 8eiie er Gorge trdgt, oaB
feline Qieblinge Itets bic notice
8drme uro 5eudtigteit er6alten.
yteben Dem @epddSbauie lit cine
Sei3borridtung. Sn ienem groBqn
aeilel miro 6dfelbit @aiier ertDdrnt.
Bon Dem aeIieI ans Ieitct cine ae.
ihloiiene, eiierne G0bre 0ns 8aIIer
untcrbaIb Der @~lumengeiteIle ourd
oas golt5e Saus unb 5ulcbt ipieoer
in ben aeiieI 8uriid. ga es ouf Iei.
mem 8ege ii6 merfIi6 abgpfiiblt
bat, 10 miro es INN bon fieliein er.
Darmt, I'M ben areislauf pieoer Al
beginner. Con 3eit su Belt ai6t
Der @artner ben @epddieh init ci.
ner SanoIpriBe, olt ipeIder born cine
.feinloderi9e 8rauie ii6 befjnoet,
einen erqitifenoen Spriibregen, 70
bob ole 9ldtter bon 8~aIierperIrn
trdifcltt.
60 altgenebm Oieie fei6tbeiBe
2ltft ben fremoen 9iIan5en aber
aud fem mag, 70 Idftig miro lie ms
BET fDeiterem 8eripeilen. 8ir iHei.
ben alio aus Der oriidenocn Gdhpii-
le mo nebmlen in nnIerer Crime.
RING Die 8iIOer Der IiebIiden Blu.
men nit inns.
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SOnofsaOD mo bic 6rausu.

Der ameritaniI9e 9i6tsr 6enrb
BaosDortb 2oHgieQop bat - BET
einsm 2britsr strpas ungenobnies
uH0 bel eintm 5neimal 9er5eiratsttn
ettpas nod Ielfameres - tsin aies
besgs0idt gei4rieben. GraunOisuit
un0 5rnuenminne itanoen ibm gu
bod uuO marsn ibm gu beiIig, ais
oab sr feline @mpfinoungen unO Sc
bauten barber Dem papier dnpers
trdut bate. gtus elmer Sagebudfteae
gsbt herbor, pis Isbr sr ii9 ldeute,
irgenb cine tiefsrs Grregung ieines
Snnern gu offenbaren. Dem id6nes
rem 9ei6ledt geseniiber CAB sr iid
itets ME Elm &apalier Der alien
Sdlts. 8snn sr fi9 elmer Dame
ndberte, bate man INNER Die Gmps
finOung, er polle ibr feisrIi6it einen
8%lumenitrauB iiberrsideu, fdreibt
elmer isinsr 8iograpben. 9arum
mar er aud elm 9sgner Der mooernsn
5ruuenbepsgung, fopeit sr ie nod
in tbreu anfGngen erlebte. SIS nil
mir nidt gefaaen," i4reibt sr, roaB
man 0as sbemu n5ruu" OffeutIi4
sr0rtert. Gs itrdubt ii9 etnas in
mir gsgen 6ieis profauisrung." lln6
barum bteIt ct AUDI 70 bel bon Der
beutfden 6rdu, bersn Meisn uno
Dirtsn er ia tpieberbolt gu beoba6z
ten @sIsgenbsit bate. Sn einem
8riefe an cine 6reunoin tommt CT
aud auf oeren bduspirtfdaftlibe
Sdtigteit gu ipre9en. ,Ntir tpmmt
oobei - fdbrt er fort - S9insrs
Id0ne S9iloerung Der 5rau in Ieis
mem 2teo bon Der @lods in ben
Sim, unb pie bod bic beutI9en
Grausu ibre bdusli9en Qrbeiten pers
f66nern unO uuf Elm b0beres Ribeau
beben, mas Bel Den dmeritaniI9en
5rauen ni4t Der SAT- III, @ds III
Iebr idaOe uno Elm groBer 5sbler.
DEM oas 2sben lit gum groben
9eil bas, mas mir odruus MAIDEN,
un0 tusnn nit Der pfIi9t ben Nas
men pladerei gsben, ~ernieOrigen mir
iie. Ster ettpa ni9t9 ODER Iteben
Sic Dieleidt auF Der anoeren Settle
uno trgreifen Die qartei unIerer
rebelierenoen Gngel9" SntereFant
1T, mas Der Didter CUR 5rage ber
gemeinTamen G~r3is6uug Der @es
idls9ter auf 9runb perI0nli9er Grs
fabrung gu Iugen bat. rgoseOutas
tion, ods lit elm fdper gu I0ienoes
probIem.4 l4reibt er i'm Sabre 1873.
sd tpeiB, baB ods 2eben glei9 Der
fran30fIden poelie uuooItommsn
lit obne Den fpeibli9en Aei3. 4ls
Iein, i1 %erinnere mid, tDie bel 3eit
i9 fpdbreno meiner &nabenidbre in
Der atabemie oamit pertrDbeIt babe,
nod benz fd0nen Heim auf Der dns
oeren Seite oes S4ul5immers gu
f9auen. aQss in alien mar es
pielleidt feline p~erIorene 3sit, Ipns
bern Elm Sell meiner Gr3iebung.
Don tpslaer Grau bieb es sIei9, fife
mar gleidbeoeuteaO init bols
IenOeter gilbung"9 Si9erIi9 gebDrt
5ur Gr3iebung mebr, alb in ben
S9uIbldern itebt."
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.liub idai Sam paii. 1daff le6r,
Tam frog w na6 bem eta8 ni6t
Mtht.
Tam l6lipii otr iirne edtlm 70.
iorl
30 TOM mli linoem e6mtidelmori
ltnb tr5lict ion NIT iabtm Stub
limo Ihld1t 0ie arme ann pc.
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