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Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Congress proposes TO go into the
railroad business in Alaska, but you
should not neglect your fuel supply
until the government railroad begins
hauling out the peoples coal from that
trapped fastness.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

As far as we are concerned, it would
be better for the whole country if the
whole cabinet, congress and senate
would quit business and join Bryan at
the Chautauquas.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

One thing that can be said, at least
from every indication, the late Will
liam Clayton, who committed suicide
in Denver. was strictly honest and his
creditors are not public Institutions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Respectable people engaged in white
slaving should remember the Bixhy
case in California, although the girls
Up question are evidently blsckmail-
-, something quite common.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Congress seems to think five weeks
is long enouhg to debate on the new
tariff measure, which is one of the
few instances in which the people are
fairly united in agreement with con-
gress. rl
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Bulgaria has been beaten for want
ing more than its share, and is hav-
ing some difficulty finding that SYM
pathy TO which it feels it is entitled.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

The proposed currency measure is
proving the stumbling block to the
president. He is not able to crack
the whip like he did with the tariff
measure.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Mulhall is getting caught up SO oft
On many are beginning TO wonder if
his entire story is not largely fake,
well rshearsed for sensational pur-
poses.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

About the only sure thing about the
Balkan states is that they won't be
quite 20 crowded after all the tunult
and the shouting cease.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

The creamery is one of the insti-
tutions that is bringing the farmers
ready money as checks for cream are
issued every week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

At Winchester, Mass, fireworks
plant blew up the other day, which is
a proof that not all fireworks are
made in China.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

The public might take up n penny
collection for Bryan. 1t might help
out unless some over Jealous newspa-
per kept the pennies.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Buffalo Bills Wild West show came
to grief in Denver. Too much pros
perity under the present administra-
tion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Great Britain relies largely on her
navy, indicating, it seems to US, that
the fighting force of the suffs is under
estimated.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

It begins to look like that proposed
Alaskan railroad would be snowbound
several times before it is built.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

There are a great many who
would like to see Provisional Presi-
dent Huerta run out of provisions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

John d. Rockefeller has passed his
74th birthday, which is doing very
well with'a bum tummy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Speaking of bribery, as the lobby
witnesses do, it occurs to us that the
price is frequently too high.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Mexico is good place for the Japs.
We wouldn't live in that land if sup
ported in luxury.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Even il the powers let them fight
4 out, the Balkan war will end before
long for lack of raw material.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

China is poor in other respects, but
its vein of trouble continues to prove
inexhaustible, or thereabouts.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Congress is so busy investigating
itself that there seems to be a chance
it may find out something or other.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Railroad men are pretty smart;
they usually arbitrate after getting
all the arrangements made to strike
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

From this distance it appears that
~ wolf of Wall street barks good
deal more than he bites.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

The United States will be foolish
to pull any chestnuts out of the fire.
old Mexico--for European financiers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Busy as Americans are, they always
have time enough to find fault with the
administration.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-31

Japs celebrated the Fourth at New
castle, CAL. which no Californian will
regard az safeandsane.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

Marriad-At La Junta this MORN
.ns Dr., >, +. Diu and Miss Lena
oarrI.o, voIn OF Lamar, They sprani
:. great surprise on tneir many
.r.enus mere and even the family OF
tue BRIDE, as the Llrst anyone
knew oil the event was the tele-
phone message from La Junta artei
the ceremony. They have gone 10
Greeley for VISIT OF several weeks
VAIN the IsInny Oh the groom after
which they Will be AT home in La
mar. Inc BRIDE is an ATTRACTIVE
young social set. The groom local
Oh her lie heie and has been one
of the popular members OF the
young social set. hTe groom locat-
ed here over a year ago to prac-
lice his profession as an Occulist
and has established a fine practice.
Both have many Trends in Lamar
who unite in heartiest oongratula-
lions Notwithstanding they were
completely fooled for once.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30
Hhe Lyric

Manager Pinch 10 determined 70
keep thel lead Of the valley IN
the picture line. and notwithstand-
ing he had already given 2 fine sci
of pictures of President Wilson's
inauguration when he heard there
were better ones out he. immediate
Iy ordered them and on Last Satur-
day night presented his audience
with the very best pictures or Ibis
great event that can be gwen any
place. Every detail OF the great
were brought out in full and the
parade and impressive ceremonies
pictures OF Presidents Taft and Will
son were especially fine
On next Monday evening he will
eve two reels showing the scenes
of The strike Leader" one OF the
greatest and most sensational
dramas OF recent years. sixty
thrilling scenes. unique and mag
nifiicent will be gwen. You can
afford to miss 1t. Don't forget Mon
day night. May 9th.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30
Unite With the High School Dis
tFict

The Lamar union high school dis
trict now includes twelve school
districts with an assessed valuation
of about $2.OO0.O0O. AS this is a
third valuation. the actual prop
erty value Of the district is about
$6,OOO,O 900. Every new school DIS
trict which joins the union district
increases the total valuation, and
f the three or four districts which
logically should have the free ad-
vantages of the high school but
which still remain outside the un-
ion district should join the high
school district this year, their union
would give such strength that
reduction of taxes would be pos
sible for the entire district thus
formed and at the same time ade-
quate support could be given to the
high school. The districts coming
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30
i. o. o. F. Anniversary

About two hundred fifty men,
bers of the Odd Fellows and Rebec-
ca lodges and friends gathered at
the Temple on Tuesday evening to
celebrate the oath Anniversary OF
the birth of the order. T he pro-
gram of the evening was a most en-
Pertaining one and consisted of
music by the high school quartet
and girls orchestra. and also a
quartet of gentlemen. The prin-
cipal address was by Prof. Kelly
and he was followed by several
members of the orders, DR.. Friend.
Mrs. Lawless and others. After the
program a most enjoyable social
time was spent by all present after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

Geo. l. Cutler lett today for La
Junta where he has taken the pos
ton OF manager OF the La Junta
Lumber co. He has purchased an
inleIe est in the company. MIR. Cut
Ter is an experienced lumber sales
III AN and VIII make a success OF the
business His many Lamar friends
wish MN the greatest prosperity.
Last Friday night was the oc-
cas- ON of one OF the most delightful
parties oil the season when Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Cooper enterta.Lld Il
number of their trends at mi. Larry
euchre. The contest between the
various posts was spirited and de-
termined but the comb. nation OF
table No. was impossible to break.
The late hour at which the guests
departed was proof of their reluc-
lance to leave such a happy gather
ing.
The Lamar high school baseball
nine played two games last Satur-
day and although they lost both
they played good ball cons. dering
the strenuous program of the day,
they left here on an early train
and played the La Junta boys i'm
nediately after reaching there. los
ing the game 20 S. They then
took the tran for Rocky Ford and
played the afternoon game there,
losing to 3. Theodore Adams had
to pitch both games and was the
star player for Lamar all around.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

into the new high school district
have free tuition to the high schooi
and assume no obligat. ons whatever
as to bonds or building expenses
neither can they be made to assume
bonds or building expenses at any
tine, as all such expenses according
To law must be met by the Lamar
district. Their only obligation ID
nominal levy for the actual running
expenses OF the high school. Each
district has a representative ON the
un ON high school board and there
fore has a voice in the question or
taxation. This Is the most econom-
ical way for these districts to Sc
cure high school advantages.
The high school Is forging to the
front as one of the best tn the state
The Lamar district has erected
Blu ding which 10 conceded to be
the best high school building be-
tween Pueblo and Hutchinson. II
has one of the finest school audi
forums in the state. adequate ply
steal and chemical departments. and
fully equipped commercial depart
ment and excellent class rooms. The
course of study has been amplified
during the past two years. new sub
jects have been introduced and old
ones have been changed in . way
to more fully meet the rea needs
of the young people. Next year 1t
is planned to add manual training.
cooking, sewing. and the agricultur-
al college short course in agricah-
ture. The school Is fully abreast
OF the times, with a strong teach
ing corps, and an earnest, and hard
working body of students. Condition
are right for splendid work. 1t 10
to be hoped that the three or four
districts now outside. that have
shown a progressive spirit in their
own communities by the erection
of new school houses. by a demand
for the best teachers. and by other
wise guaranteeing a thorough train
ing for young people up to the
high school will Join with their
neighbors in giving their children
free access to continued school ad-
vantages in a high school which
they will take pride in making one
of the best in the country.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30
Snheltz Bhtllday Dinner

Last Sunday about Is of the
friends and Deighbors OF J. G..
SmeItz gathered at his ranch on
Two Duties creek to celebrate with
nm his fiffty-eighth birthday. and
sumptuOus dinner. such as Ia
characteristic of the ladies OF that
neighborhood. was given IN his
honor. There were plenty and a
great variety OF tempting eatables.
SO tempting in fact that one w.
w. Edwards conduct was such as
to occasion more than one comment
about it.
Mr.. Smeltz IL an old timer. held
IN esteem by his old and new neigh
bors. SO they met to show such es-
TEEN in the manner mentioned.
There were present Mr.. Smeltz,
Grisiers. Pillouds. Davises. down.
ings. Edwardses. Petticrews, Turn
ers. Hecoxes. Shenemans. Barring
tons, Norths, Johnsons. Crowders
Barrels. Millers. Donaldson. Mech
lings. Flanagan. Smith. Stookeys,
Dodges. Snobble, Pierce. Fuller.
Frankl.ns and Aliens.
All left wishing Mr.. Smeltz many
more happy birthdays.-Two Buttas
Sentinel.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30
MoNgY TO LOAN
pionsv es ohsas aaenev fer
~>s Farm and Oily Leans.
J01l and seo met
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

d. H. Bane spent the first of the
week in Kansas City on business
Paul Denning spent several days
last week at LeOti. Kansas. on bus
mess.
]. NJ. williams went to Kansas
City the first of the week bust
ness.
J. H. Bowles of Denver was WIS.,
itinx with friends In Lamar several
days the past week.
A. C. MITCHELL spent several days
this week In the eastern markets
attend. ne to business matters.
w. p. Strong and son Cy went
to Kansas City last Saturday with
pect to return the last of the week.
Masses Richmond and Butcher oil
Las Animas waited several days
the past week with Miss Pearl Lay.
Geo. A. Everett was visitor at
the state p.tal this week. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Imopene.
H. A. Long. the hustling Kiowa
county real estate man, brought
number of land seekers over to
the land office last Friday.
Messrs. C. C. Goodale and A. N.
Parrish spent Monday in Topeka In
Herviewins 'he Santa Fe officials
on matters OF Importance to Lamar
Messrs. l. H. Myers and c. r.
Adams represented the Lamar
Commercial Club at the meeting
at pueblo Tuesday of this week.
Geo. Miller represented the Wiley
club.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

1875 X. p. next Monday night will
be a special occasion as the State
Grand Chancellor, C. NJ. Kellogg
will be here and meet with the
lodge. 1t is hoped also to have de-
gree work for the occasion. and all
members should make a special eff
fort to be present.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

Mrs. w. F, McCue returned yes
terday from a visit of several weeks
in Denver and Pueblo.
A recital. will be given by pu-
p.ls of Miss Stella Swift at the
Presbyterian church on Thursday.
evening, May 9Th.
Leonard sanford has been in La
mar this week coming from Cali
fornia to settle up some business
m alters and Wat with friends.
Peter Lynch. the old time favor
lite caterer Of Lamar. has dec.ded
to enter the business again aud will
soon open up a restaurant on Main
street. He Is sure Of a good pat
ronage.
The Merchants Cafe on South
Man street has been moved one
door south to the old Bane real
estate office where they will have
larger and more convenient quar-
tsrs.
The city council met last Satur-
day evening for the purpose of ex-
amining aud passing upon the
bonds of the newly appointed Of
.als. The new men went on duty
the first OF the week.
Master Paul Kendall was the win
ner OF the So in gold at the Lyric
for the best guess on the eighteen
pictures of citizens OF Lamar. He
nearest being IL correct ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Cooper ar
rived on Tuesday morning from Cal
ifOrnia and will again make their
home in Lamar. Both stood the
trip finely and are feeling much
better to be in Lamar once more.
MISS Pearl Lay entertained
number of ladies' at a thimble party |
on Friday afternoon of last week.
Miss Richomond added to the pleas |
ure of the guests by her very clever
readings as did Misses Swift and
Allen with their music.
Mrs. L. Writ Markham and daugh
ter, Miss Verde, returned Sunday
from Denver where Miss Verde
spent several weeks in the hos
pital. Her many friends rejoice
that she is rapidly recovering from
the effects of her operation.
Mrs. Chas. Hutchins was called
to Colorado Springs Sunday ow-
ing to the sudden death there or
her sister, Mss Lena Conger, of
Des Moines, Iowa, who had just
been visiting Mrs. Hutchins in La
mar. Death was caused by hem
orrhage brought on by the effect OF
the high altitude on weak lungs.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-04-30

Mrs. w. F. McCue returned yes
terday from a visit of several week.
in Denver and Pueblo.
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6if)ter gSgHh" orobte.

Iurh W}apor @paltncp BON
GieDes, 6. muroe am D}outag Der
% Sabre alte Coie gennet aus
GlcDe5 Den 8roBgeitrporeneu iiber.
pteien, 0a er beituloIgt mar, einen
glngrlri oItf Die IL Sabre alte gaIise
Sdllen5ter 9emaht 3u babeu. Cie
9epoltcrlung oes StGotd,eus mar
iiber oie'eu &orfaQ oermaBen auiae.
brad]I, oaB iie Die AbIidt batte, oaa
e8elee IN hic etgene Sduo pl nebmen.
Cine Menae periuhte oas 8efananib.
m nel6cm Der geinuloiate mlterge.
bradt mar 3ll itilrmen, bod aelaua
es Dem Manor nod red)t3eitia, ben
(3efaH9enen ourd1 etne 3tnterthiu
81 rettcn uno mad Dem hielises
9ountpgeiansniB su brtngen.
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Oeburten.

George uno emma 2eininger
Cartilage; anabe.
,Sreo uno Sara6 &uitboIo. 1914
Cit 6ront JSnaBe; anabc.
Sarrp uno Ibereic gro9manu
716 @anne StraBe; 0}aohen.
Sobu uno Cora 0dQcr, 235 CIt
3. StraBe; andbe.
GAarleS uno Roia Sabeoauf, 3i4
Dit : StraBe; anabe.
Sobn uno Iorot5g Wapce, 527
13. StraBe; Maohen.
Ben ltno Suran ,5eIoheiuer. 335
Carlisle 9Ipenue; M}dod,cn.
Sobn ltno ,Sloreuce Stlnbir. 529
armorp Aoenae; Srcty.
Snhn 1Ino autbcrinc &od, 110
goslep alpenue; MaomGn
SoI. uno 4eorl Cidmaun $40
Sliper StraBc: anobe
Dtorris uno Bertha 8oiobera, 1914
4. aneuite, GrIcc SiQ; anabe.
SSobl lino Waoeline Wfueller, Wa,
oiIcnnlQe, O.; Maoden,
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ssn llebereinitimmun1 nit Den 8e.
itinlniunsen 0es fiirSlit bonn StnSt.
ratb gutgeheiBenen Reoraaniiotions.
plnns oes SiraBen6ohnuerfehrs mer,
ben BON mum on Die 0aaen Der
Sediten StraBe 9inie au Der ssiini.
TEN StraBe. bon Der giae Bis 3ir
asohn SiraBc, an oieier sur Seniten.
ar oiefer snr ganmiler StraBe unS
bonn dnf Der bisheriaen Moute Der.
febren. itntt n'ie bisber non Der ,Siini,
ten SiraBe IN Die Gin Strnbe einsu.
bieaen.
Gie @agen Der Sighlano Apenlie
retfehren felt eeitern Die6e- in n0r6.
lifer Mihnlng an Der Sucnmore
Stratc bis sllr @oootparO Strabe.
itntt an Der 9sain Strabc, peroen ie.
bod in liibiidcr Ridtung nod bis
aui neiieres iiber Die Main StraEs
bis Sur Sef,isen Strabc iabren.
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Sisens
7arfte in 3ntnnft and fir Saben
6csablt meroen miiiien.

;Srau 8eorec Sterper uom 8omens
Club lit fir cine geipesung perant.
uortIih, peIfe AMI cine 9i5eniirung
Der aasen ablieIt Ter itelpertra.
tenoc Itabtiihe acknowledgements
Ir. " 8eters tonierirte geitern be.
reits in oieier sSroae nit Dem 9iIfs.
Staotanpalt StanIep Dierrea, nm
3u ern1itteIn. Oh Die Staot niht 0as
Reht bat. ebeuio nie fiir Sunoe aud
iiir staten cine Si5ens 81 bcredneu.
Serr RerreQ miro iein 8utahten in
Der 9Inaclegeuheit in Den ndhlten Ia.
gen abaeben.
Soils Die 2i5eniiruna ser aosen
ourdeeiiibrt miro, 10 peroen ielbitre.
bend audi aae berrenloie aaBen mo
aasen, Die feline Qi5ensmarfen baben,
bon ben Sunoefdngern abgeiangeu
ebenio, tuie es iest nit cen Sunben
seihiebt.
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Carthage esatr.
@irb am btntisen Gage lire Sbure
ben Seiad)ern 1fincu.

Gic SO. Samilton Gountn 6air
lpiro beute cui Dem ISairpIas in Gor.
fbage ibren 9tnidna nebmeu uno afle
anseitlen oeuten borauibin, oab sic
oiesidbrige 8erduItoltlmg Die nersolr.
9ener Sabre bel nettem ilbertreiien
miro.
Iie Ausitellitna on lebeu6em 0ieh
uno lan0lpirthihaitIiden Eroouttea
piro umiougreiher iein oenn je 3u.
por; iiir Die Reunen, Die an ie6enr
9tahntittag tpabren0 Der Iouer Der
sfnir itattiInoen, iit ein mirflih
aroBarfiaes @ierSematerial porbon.
BEN uno ieIbItreoeno iebIt es aud
nid,t on attrdftionen oQer art. 10.
oab Scn geIldern obne ie0e fSraae
aelllibreife. nersnlgte Stunoen IN
ausiift iiehen.
lie ausIteaitng pd6rt Bis elm.
ifllieblid, Saluitag iino iIr bic ein~
3elnen Gage iino beiouoere gro.
grammc aufgeiteIlt uoreen. Ter iSrei.
tag gum geiipicI lit Den alteu Solbo.
TEN gelpeiht nnb ON SnmItna lit
groBe 9abn Shop iotpie Terbprens
men. ;Serner finoet am Samitaa. Dem
Ieetcn Gage Der Sair, oie groBe IA.
rabe Der preisgefronten Ibiere ltatt
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gisnie bes SanRo0rraner llnterit
gereins go. 1.

Ter Saunopernner llnteritiipungs
8erein 9so. piro am tcnmenoen
Sonntcg. oem IL. 4usuIf In ains
aonner's Varf in Gaflen iein oies.
Idbriges gicnie uernnltaIten. lie
3eiiIihteiien Der Snnnoperaner er.
ireuen iid, felt esabren ipoblperoisn.
teruaben Der orobien 9eliebtbeit uno
obne ssrase iperoen iif am tolumen.
ben Sonntog Die MiigIieSer uno
5reunoe oes 8creins in hellcn Sdaa.
rem in Sinaonner's Eorf einfinoen.
islsr llnterbaItlina tit in Der nmiidl.
tinften geeiie Gorge eeiraaen nn6 Sas
riihrige arraligenieiltsfonmittee lpir6
nid,ts Ingethon Iaiien. Inn ben 1cit.
gai!en genuBreids GtmOen All berei.
ten. Ter Gintrittspreis bctr1at %
Gents uno Der iseitpIns lit iebr Be.
qneTn init Der CaFIep Gar 3u errei.
den, oie an oem Dart norbeii1brt.
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Die 0erid,te
9arfien iidl bemnidDit NIT Der
SdHlratbfrase beidaftisen.

Cine 4u5nbl Meitglieoer oes ae.
genfuortigen Shnlrdtbs mia ole He.
orgafiiiirlrg oe5 SdnIrntbs inter
oem BON Der etoatsgefceebumg in
ibrer letten Geiiion paiiirten 8eies,
iDeldes cinen flcinen S6ulratb
ihufft, energiih befdntpien une oie
angslegcnbett 5ur enogiiltigen Gnt.
fheioung be3iiglid) Der aonItitu.icna.
litot oes @eiebes bis Dor oas Staats.
oberaeridt bringen.
Ter Glan, pie Der aan1pf aegan
oas neue 8eies geiii6rt perDen iol,
Durne geitern i'm gureau oes Nm
lpoits 2bronoufe. Der oIs ReGtsbci.
itan0 pon ben Sdulratbsmitaliebern
enaagirt tuoroen lit, beiprohen.
an Der SpiBe Der 8epealtnl tie.
ben Die ShulrotbsmitgIiebsr Tr.
GbarIes 0regorD Snitb uno Or. 8.
e. Guans nno nit ibnen ueroen. ME
es beiBt, f2 meitere Wiitglieber ae-
meininms Sadle MAIDEN. lie grDieit.
Ter benbiidltigen III Der nad,iten
SfulratbsiiBnng, Die ON fontnteu.
ben g2ontag itattiinoet. Die Neioln.
ton nicoer3uitimmen, bic in Der les.
ten SiBuna BON 6erru slnton gerger
behiis Reoraani'irung 0e6 SfuI.
ratbs nad) ben 8eiiimrulruaen 6eb
neiicn Seiebes einaereidt nor0eu lit.
Gnrnuihin 0iirfteu Sann Die ge.
iiirworter oes afleinen Shulratbs"
elm Wonbamusnerinbren aubdnqig
MAIDEN uno oieie Stage ioa bomn
energiid befdmpit ino biz Dor oa3
Staatsoberacriht gebraht iper0en.
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Der Wotormann gbilton ertIdrte,
baB es ibm unn0glib mar, ben I'm
fan 3u permeioen. 2tls er iid nit
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