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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
Hudson hiking of motor cars
.QUICKEL DRIVES FORD
R CAR TO M

Driving n Ford roadster CoTt
Qulokel made a fast trip 90 lemez
yesterday afternoon and back today
Quickel drove up yesterday 90 the
Jemez pueblo, where the party spent
the night. This morning they went
ON 10 Jemes springs Tor breakfast.
Leaving there az II o'clock this morn
ing they arrived here at age today.
The roads were fair and the trip
pleasant and without accident, acc
eording to Oakley Clnord, who me-
cnmpanied Qrickei The third mem.
bet 90 the party was joe White.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
Hudson hiking Of motor cars
N DAY FOR
ASSESSMENT RETURN

This Is County Assessor Fred
Heyns busy day. From the time
the office opened for business M the
court house this morning until closing
time his afternoon texpayere came
IN a steady trea 10 make returns.
ID was their last chance 90 avoid the
90 per cent penalty Tor non-payment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
MRS. sTONEHILL A
POPULAR HONOR GUEST

The visit 81 Mrs a. A %Stonehill
Who has bee the guest Of her sister.
Mira Ivan Grunsfeld. for the past
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28
THIRTY-FVE CARS
Of PUMPS GO
To DEMING

Deming, y. NJ, Feb. 2T.-A con-
siderable size straw stack which tells
which way the wind is blowing in
farm Development lea the Mimbrcs
valley may be correctly understood
when IL is stated that since June hrst.
1918, the New Mexico Implement
company, OF which Air n. A. Mooney
Is chief salesman, has received since
the date above mentioned a total OF
$4,000 worth Of pumping machin-
cry. which includes engines OF the
Fairhanks-Morse type and Layne *
Bowler screens and pumps. Mr..
Mooney figures out that this would
make something like "a carloads OF
pumping machiner5. and with the
well casing manufactured ready for
installation. better than 80 cars OF
casing a. screen. Aside from this
gigantic enterprise. the company has
In process of completion sales OF
pumping machinery thai viii agere-
gate better than SfaD,00o which com
tracts viii be closed within e very
teW days "a most. When this propo-
sition Is taken into fan consideration.
and when it Be- realized that his rep
resents only one hrm handling one
brand OF goods. the. volume Of bus
mess one iu the Mimbres valley, and
the vast reclamation going on can DC
appreciated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

two weeks. has been filled with ali
kinds OF jolly Informal parties.
sunday morning "A gay party mo-
tored to Santa Fc. returning on
Monday In time 20 attend "a very de-
lightful dinner given 10y AIRS. Ber-
nard HELD in Mrs. stonehilrs honor.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Bessie Jaf-
IA was hostess at a particularly en-
joyable dinner party. Covers were
laid for fourteen and a very gay ov-
cning spent.
Thursday evening sirs Albert
Grunsfeld entertained at dinner This
was IN the nature OF "A farewell func-
ton since Mira Stonehili left Friday
evening FOR Chicago. Boston and New
York and VIII sall April 10 for her
home in Paris
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-28

Hudson king of motor cars
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08

Dakota, May II, 1910, . renewal OF
which chattel mortgage was made b y
affidavit as provided by law and duly
filed in the Office of said Register t
Deeds April IL, 1918, which shattel
mortgage was given to secure tho fol-
lowing indebtedness, to-wit.: On Q.
note for 500 dated May II, 1910, pay
able on demand, and which default Is
by reason of non.payment OF said
note, and there claimed to be due
on said mortgage at the date OF this
notice the sum OF Nine Hundred Fifty
eight and CO. l0Oths. Dollars, principal
and interest, and that said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale OF the
personal property in such mortgage.
and hereinafter described, at public
auction, agreeable to the statutes in
such case made and provided, at h ..
front door OF t g Major Implement
Co. IS office, n the City of Hope, in
the County of Steele, State Of North
Dakota, at the hour of one o'clock
'p. m, on Saturday, January II, 1914.
That the personal property which
will be sold to satisfy the said mort
gage is described as follows to-wit.:
] 22-horse Buick, Model 10, COM
plete.
/ 22-horse Buick, Model 10, COM
plete.
CHARLES CHALMERS,
Agent.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
forty i've (l45) North, OF Range fifty.
six (56) West of the Fifth Principal

~ = .t-s
And, Whereas, The said Board of
Education Of the City of Hope, of the
State OF North Dakota, upon the pre-
sentation and filing OF said applica-
ton and petition did issue its order
fixing Saturday, the Oath day of jan
nary, a. ID. 1914 at the hour of seven
l7) O'Clock in the afternoon OF tha t
day, at the City Council Chambers In
the City Hall in the City Of Hope, i n
the . aid County of Steele n d
State of North Dakota, q s tn 9
time ahd place for the hearing upon
said application and petition.
Now, Therefore. Notice s hereby
given to any and all persons interes-
ted in said matter and to the public
generally, and particularly to the
people of Mslross School District No.
l6, of the said County of Steele, and,
OF the territory hereinbefore described,
and the people of The said Hope Spe.
dial School District o I said Steele
County, that the said application, and
petition will be heard and duly con-
sidered by the Board OF Education of
the City OF Hope, of the State of North
Dakota, on Saturday, the Oath day of
January, a. d. 19l4. at the hour I
seven (7) o'clock In the sfternoon of
that day, Q q the City Council Cham
bers in the City Hall in the City of
Hope, in the said County of Steele
and State of North Dakota, at which
time and place any and all persons
may be and appear before the said
the Board Of Education OF the City of
Hope OF the State o North Dakota,
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said application and pc
tition be not granted.
Dated the 5th day of January, A.
D. 1914.
The Board OF Education OF the
City of Hope, OF the State of
North Dakota,
By F. w. EHRBD, President.
Attest:
GEO. W. COLE,
coRroaArn asaI. Secretary.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
CARP ENTER

Il . . ai-
The Misses Lucy and Anna Gray,
Miriam Getchel and Earl Coombs
were Saturday evening visitors at the
s. M Wood farm.
Miriam Getchell who as been
spending her vacation at home, h S
returned to her school duties.
Glsdys Wood has been spending the
week end with Lydia Peterson. Miss
Peterson q nd brother, Charles, &C.
companied her home.
Miss Lucy Gray, who is home for
the holidays, has been visiting with
the netghbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knox spent New
Years day.at the John Knox farm.
Earl and Gladys Wood spent part
Of their Christmas vacation at their
uncle's, In Walden.
Mrs. s. NJ. Wood. has been on the
sick list again.
Mrs. Willis Gray and daughter,
Lucy, and Earl Cooms were . t tn e
s. NJ. Wood farm Sunday evening.
Henry Farris is spending q few days
ct Sharon.
Lucy and Anna Gray were Tuesday
aftsrnoon visitors at the W. n. Far.
ris farm.
{ = = ~ ! ~ ( u
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and two
children are visiting few days
Tower City.
The charavari party gave . wed
ding supper ct the Jim Sussex farm ii
honor Of Jim Sussex and Jim Young
The occasion was very enjoyable.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
BROADLAWN
Mr.. and Mrs. Rickard and daughter
Pauline, spent Wednesday night and
Thursday at John Jacobs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rickard and daughter
Pauline, spent Wednesday night and
Thursday at John Jacobs.
Mildred Henderson left for Aneta
Friday to resume her teaching.
Martin Smith is visiting at tn Q
Freund home.
Mr.. Shobe aud Eugene Badgercalled
at Wright's Sunday evening.
"A family reunion was held at Mar
tin satrom's Saturday.
Charles Sparks and family q a d
Albert Williams q family visited
Fred Pope's Saturday.
Esther and Phsbe Eggert visited with
Rosa Freund Tuesday afternoon.
Gunnar Haugen and children visit
ed Henry Plaine's Thursday.
Mrs. Haugen and children visited at
Satrom's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kersting, son and daughter de-
parted Monday for Illinois, " b ere
they will visit relatives and friends.
Clinton Jsnerson's father, who has
been quite sick, is improving.
Thomas Kslley called t b. A..
Kersting's Tuesday.
The Eggert, Wyborny, Harvey and
Boettchsr families spent New Years
day ct Kirkpatrick's.
Sidney Fuller visited q few days last
week at Fred Pope's. # 81
8. N GrimWood and family visited
ct Kersting Thursday. 5=si
Frank Split and wife celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary Thussdsy..
Mr.. Hausen and son Ralph are vis-
iting relatives near Vance.
f Charles Henderson IL helping Mr..
Sneathen with his work this week. Il
The good sleighing in Fargo can't
beat the good skating In Broadlswn.
The Broadlawn Farmers Club met
at Ffsd Pope's5 January "a. The
weather Being favorable, : large
crowd attended. The following pr0-
gram was given:
Piano Solo: HELEN Dresher
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
SHE J ! ]! ]!

rffday, Jan. "a.
Charles Chalmers and F. w Eh-I
red, Of Hope, were up on business
Wednesday. i..s
a. =. and Chas. Warner, of Hope,
autoed up on WEDNESDAY of last week
on business. sS:aas
Fred Fuller, accompanied by Mrs.
Petsr Brown, were business visitors
Wednesday morning.
Allen Darch, Of Finley, was among
the business caller. in town Wednes.
day:
j. D. Parkman made sherbrooke a
short call Wednesda y.
Wm. Barclay and brother spent the
day ct Hope Sunday.
Miss Bertha Johnson spent few
days visiting relatives In Minnesota
the latter end Of the week.
Harry n adnie came up from Litch-
vile Monday and will visit with home
& IOlks TOT rev days. II
Howard Verwest returned to Fargo
after . couple of days visit with h 4 9
parents. sE5a
Fred Fuller, accompanied by r. s.
\ Lacey, Of Fargo, who Is selling the
Remington typewriter, came up from
Hope Wednesday.
Supt. Newton and father visited Ia
the southern part Of the county l.a ST
week. sss !.
The court house clerks returned to
their duties Monday, after q few days
vacation.
w. j. Moore made a business trip
to Finley Tuesday.
Miss Nettie Stewart went to Fargo
Saturday to do some shopping, re .
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs. D. w. Vadnies and son, John,
spent the day ct Hope, Monday.
Treasurer Erickson made business
trip TO Finley ednesday. ,5.
The county commissioners meet q
repuler session Monday, January 6.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
Best Cough Medicine for Children.

81 am very glad to say a few words
in praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida Dewey,
Milwaukee, Wis. 81 have used it for
years both for my children and my
self and it never fails to cure . cough
or cold. No family with children
should be without it as it gives al.
most immediate relief in cases of
GROUP" Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is pleasant and safe to take,
which is of great Importance when 9
medicine is given to young children
For sale by all dealers.-Adv.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08

Miss Florence VerWest returned 30
Fargo Monday, having spent the W.
cation with home folk.
Mr.. : d d Mrs. w. J. Moore, th .
newly weds. arc moving near Finley;
on the fasm formerly owned by @. G..
Hagen. s.;.
Gladys Baldwin returned to Hope
Monday, whore il. attending hig b
school. ssssSs..sl s
Miss Francis Still is visiting ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barrett,
north Of Finley.
Leonard French returned o Shsr-
brooke Monday, after visit Wit b
his parents at Leonard; MINI.
We are pleased TO see our friend
Henry Lobe back the mail route,
after an absence of some time on ac-
count OF sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gilbertson and
family, Of Portland, and Emil Gill
bertson and family, Of Finley, We e
New Years guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. g..
81. Gilbertson, Of Shsrbrooke.
Ole Fla.tsp, OF Hatton, was 1t th 9
county seat Tuesday and transacted
business in county court.
Attorney +. W. Ames, of Mayyille,
attended to business in probate court
here Tuesday afternoon, in the estate
OFF. G. Enger, deceased.
Hans G. Johnosn and Soren o.
johnson, Of Luverne, filed their De-
Iclarations of Intention to become citi-
Gems Of the United States before CLERK
of Court vadnie. Tuesday.
The Pionesr Farmsrs' Club Of shor-
brooke met at the home Of Mr.. an d
Mrs, E. E. Baldwin ST Saturday
night. There was good attendance
and the meeting was OF business and
social character. Many practical In.
structions were impaired to the mem
bers by others having had experience
In raising different grains. The next
regular meeting will be held ct the
Cotton Grove farm, the home Of T. G.
Anderson, Saturday, January 18th.
A good program will be rendered. All
Isre invited to attend.
/ The marriage of Miss Myrtle Park
man and VIM. j. Moore was solemn.
ICED at the home OF ]. d. Parkman on
| New Years, at 80 o 'clock in the eve.
ming, Rev. Newman, Of Finley, ofi1ci,
ating. Miss Edna Cooper played the
wedding march. The brides sister,
acted as brides maids, both yinl
Z iboquets OF beautiful ro ses. The
.lgroom's brother oflciated as best
imam. The house vas beautifully dec
1 forated, being carried out In the white
and red scheme. About fifty friends
and relatives witnessed the pretty and
Impressive service After congratn.
Elations were extended the happy cou.
Eple, sumptous four-course repasl
was served, young ladies. friends ot
4 the bride, attending. Many beautiful
and useful gifts were bestowed.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
Notice Of Chattel Mort
gage Sale.

~ 1OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
IN That default has been made in
the conditions of thatcertainc chat
tel mortgage made by Hammer &. Wit
teman, OF the County of Steele, State
OF North Dakota, mortgagors, to the
First National Bank Of Hope,
North Dakota, mortgogees, d = tie d
May Ii, 1910, and fled in the Office Of
the Register ef Deeds in and for t h Q
County Of Steele and State of North
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
STAR SOCIAL CLUB. /
Prognn for Friday, Jaauary is, 1914.

An excellent program was heartily
enjoyed by a large crowd at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, n Blabon,
January I'd
The next meeting of the Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Stark, at the
klcKellips farm. The following pro-
gram will be piyen:
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08
Horn, sarr1r NorrH JAsuAs

Ruby Errert
Reading g;........:. .... Alice Kirkpatrick
Recital ation. Frithiof Haupen
Trio Climena, June, Wayne Fuller
Recitation. Erwin Kirkpatrick
Recitatio II. Evelyn Snsathen
Song Violin accompaniment)
..... Cletus and Vivian Wyborny
Recitation ,..:........ Lloyd Eggert
Recitation Erwin Kirkpatrick
Dialogue !.
Wava Plaine and Phoebe Eggert
Piano Solo .....;......... HELEN Dresher
Recitation ~. Orrin Larson
Duet Glimsna and June Fuller
The next meeting of the Club will be
held At Martin satrom's, January le,
1914.
The Hope pioneer., 1914-01-08

be- Mrs. "a. r. Peterson, q: 1 Willow
Lake township, returned home We'd.
nesdAy after : few days visit with
SherbrDoke friends. "a
Mrs. 8. Allen and son. Clyde, . I
Fargo, are visiting with relatives and
friends in Sherbrooke this week.
We are pleased TO note that Mrs.
John Newell, who has been very sick
the past week, is much improved,
Z. N. Bugbee returned FIR o N the
Northwood hospital Tuesday, . n d
says that he Is feeling ins.
b o. Haagsnson, OF Enger town
ship, was down on business Tuesday. !.
@ G.. *. Jordstt was among the many
callers at the county seat Tuesday.
Leonard Verwest and son, Howard,
made Sherbrooks . short visit Mon
day morning.
John w. Cone, Of Nash, N, D., and
Mabel Wang, Of Finley, were united IN
marriage at sherbrooke, Saturday,
by Judge Moote.
Sheriff Long, accompanied by his son
Lloyd, attended the Commissioners
mesting Monday sfternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Major: nd B. T.
KrAabel were among the business
callers af the county seat Monday.
The, County Commissioners we're in
session the first OF the week. Anton
Hovick vas elected chairman for the
ensuing year.
DIR. Goodheart and Attorney Sathre
of Finley, and Supt. Newton, of Sher.
brooks, board of health officers, held
their regular meeting at the ou r {
house Monday afternoon.
Mrs. David Moore and children and
Mrs. VIM. Goodno . nd baby were
visiting at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. o. Collins, the arst
Of the week. Z
Ohm and Harry Vadnie returned to
Fargo and Litchville Monday, after .
vacation visit with their parents.
Supt. Newton is busy visiting
schools In the eastern part of theco
ty this week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13
rs YEARS WITH WORLD,
OLD EMPLOYEES DINE;
TELL "REMINISCENCES
Quarter Century Association,
Now Sixty-one Strong, Holds
Its Annual Dinner.

Loyalty to The World was the key
note Of the speeches made last night
at the fourth annual dinner OF The
Worlds Quarter Century Association.
NJ Mouauin's restaurant on Fulton
street. Flfty-three men. from every
department OF the paper. all OF whom
have been In the employ Of Tho
World for at least twenty-fi Ave con-
tinuous years. sat down to dinner.
and after drinking a silent toast to
those Of their comrades WHO have
died, passed the remainder OF the
evening In swapping yarns OF the
past and telling OF the achievements
of The World.
Ralph Pulitser. who was the guest
OF honor. made a brief speech. In
which no thanked those present for
the loyalty they had shown. and said
that he hoped they would md in the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13

Won,en's Stockings
'7Sc pair-Black pure silk.
with double silk tops.
Main aisle. Old Building.
81 and $3.50 pair-Ribbed
pure silk. shot effects. black
and colors.
Csc pair - Imported lisle
hreod, black and white. with
openwork ankles.
Main floor. Old Building.
Sl.lS pair-Black pure silk
fine and lustrous; medium
weight: made with double silk
tops, or with mercerized cotton
tops: all heels are high-spliced
and soles are double.
Main aisle. Old Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13

future Tho World would coptlnue 70
be as loyal to them as they had been
to IL. In their talk Of the past most
OF the speakers took occasion to pay
tribute to the life and work Of JOSEPH,
Pulitzer.
Among those who spoke were
Thomas V. Crafts, President OF the
assoc iation: Frank McCabe, Isaac ID.
White. Gus Roeder. Marc Mct;rath.
w. G. Ring. Theodore T.. Murray, p.
J. Butler. John Rutan, George salmon
George T.. Wilson. A. u. TRAVIS, Ioif,
Pollock. Ira Kingsbury. J. ID. Jackson.
John j. Everett. william Z. Sinner
and Frank J. Niemeyer. The Dinner
Committee was made up Of James
Mckernan. Chairman; Henry Jenkins
and ID. J. Collins.
Many OF those presept had first
come TO Tho World an boys. Thirteen
new members were welcomed into the
association this year. bringing the &C.
tive membership to sixty-one.
since tho association was formed
four years ago. eight OF the original
founders have died.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13

IN THE SUBWAY STORE
Won1cn's Underwear
At 25c INSTRUMENTATION
suits Of Uhite ribbed cotton, low
neck. sleeveless. lace-trimmed
knees; extra sizes, SOC.
Children's Socks
At l0c pair, ) for 2Se-
Imported cotton socks, white.
grounds. striped tops q al
over stripes.
At lSc pair, ) for Soc
Imported isle Mvsod soclz,
white grounds, in nsw and
pretty designs and colorinss.
Subway floor. Old DuIldias
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13
s)UIl|NeFORCCS
]; 1iQuRaFoRTtfE
4 fER2y'RED!E1'oN
z Champions seTh1e CenePare
"a to Mxke CONFINED
-
THREE MAYORS TOMEET.
They WIN Formulate a Plan
-. of Action IN a Few
Il Days.
THREE MAYORS TOMEET.

!, The nrst steps toward nobilSsing
~ forces behind the nght - reduce
ne fare from I'VE 70 tAsss cents %
~ ~ L. fsrFy. psytaS bstwssn
NJ foot Of West Ono Hundred and
TlAsRisth street and Edsswasse. vess
.eahn to-day. To thsss cbAmpioAs
Ct ~ AIT sa.ooe sssadsats east Of the
6aaDesasaok River IN Bergen County
~ making for the three-csnt rate
hase )sAssd n . "get-tegsthsr move
0sak." - thsy term II.
31s Harlem Board OF Cemmsrca,
es1aDssoting the thousand or more
oesvhants IN mat section VINO apprs.
G1sao - bastnaD advantages thai
Wuu11 arerue Win . reduced fer.
,rlaGs; he Board Of Adsrmsn work.
ma SAeunsA Al1ssHaa william d
Nssnn. VITO already has INTRODUCED
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13
I.RkY TEST FOR MAN
WITH STEALING HABIT
ex-Pouceman Who Is Involuntary
Thief Lugs on AnMb and
Other Ponderous Plumber.

CINCINNATI. May n.-Aienists
are pushed over the case Of DWIGHT
etsbbins. . former patrolman. who
admits that he cannot control his I'm
pulses 70 steal. and a x-ray exam.
nation Of his skull VIII be made at
ths CITY Hospital. psndinG which .
fuAaoy ohaRgs against him win b
held n sbsyanos. Several years ago,
whlis stiil . patroiman. SteSbins
0aAs raaAs % flower bsds In he
subureaa distriss - which he wa
assigned.
Hoe this he was discharged from
the force. Since then at various times
- has committed many purposslsss
4haftA. He stole an anvil from q
blacksmith shop and managed aleo
70 bring homo q ponderous sand
Sresnef. Stebbins believes that hia
uncomfortable impulses 10 steal are
doe to . blow on the head which he
rsosived when arrestins negro
seven years ogo.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13
NAVAL DRY ORDER GOES.
Daaiels's Decree Agaiast wias d
shSp Messes Effective Jelly 4.

WASHINGTON. May is.-"Sfy order
abolishing wine messes In the navy will
NO into effect on July 1. a. originally
scheduled" The foregoing was sscrs.
tary Of tho Navy Daniels's reply to re-
ports that President Wilson had d.
rected him not to mako the famous
order operative. II developed that
strong pressure had been brought to
bear on the President In an EFFORT "a
have him direct the Secretary Of the
Navy to rescind the order or to postpop,
indefinitely tho date set for Il TO become
operative. and the President refused 10
interfere
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-13
B A D B R { A I Il
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
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People afflicted with had breath sspA
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All tho benefits of nasty, sieksnins.
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Or. y N. Edwards disoovsrsd the fer
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Dr. Edwsrds Olive rablsts are purs,v
a vegetable conf pound mixed with Olive o.
You Will know them by their elivs oeisr.
Take one or two every Nigh, for q week
and note the effect. 100 and Csc nor
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