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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
.HEA\Y FIRING IS REPORTED OFF HULL At DAWN
GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT IS SUNK SAYS DISPATCH
100000 GERMANS HOLDING FRONTIER POSITION

LONDON Aug A German torpedo boat has been dnamited
and sunk in the Baltic Sea Ged according dispatch from
Copenhagen Thirty of the drowned.
Sea firing heard dawn Hull and is believed that Brit
sh and German ships engaged
Rmors that German baehps have been sunk the North
Sea published by the Central News agency.
England seemed almost relieved today the knowledge that the
British and the Germans actually following the exchange
Of declarations of hostities between London and Berlin
The public eagerly awaiting the of British naval victory
transferred the embassy of United States Ambassador Page
later left for Berlin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
GERMAN CRUISERS
BADLY DEFEATED
BY FRENCH FLEET

TOULON. Aug. Sit was learned
to-day that Germany's naval defeat
by the French off the Algerian coast
Tuesday was crushing.
After bombarding Bona and Algeria
the German cruisers BresIau. Geoben
and Panther steamed westward where
they encountered the French naval
forces. The Panther was sunk and
most of the crew pcrished. The Geo.
ben and BresEau were damaged. over
taken and captured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
Battle in Progress.

LONDON. Aug. 5.-A naval battle
i'm the North sea is reported in an ex-
ira edition of the Standard but it is
stated it is mot of decisive import
ance.i
The French embassy announced the
capture by French war fleet of an
other German cruiser.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
GERMANS GAIN FOOTHOLD

PAIdS Aug 5Aer y hours of frontier fighting 100000
Germans have secured foothod French soil between Toni and
kplnaI They have entrenchei their position
An artillery duel is in progress Petit Crox on the Franco
man frontier Both Germans and French lost heavily when the
French beat off the invaders
Cannon is now being used at long range
Germans remaining in France without special permission will no
arrested as spies it announced today Fortvx men and II
women already are being held ~ ~ -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
Mob Attacks Consulate.

VANCOUVER, II. C., Aug. B.
The double eagle agovc the German
consulate was torn down by n crowd
which invaded the building and
thrown into the street and tramplcd
upon. For time the consulate was
threatened with destruction. The
glass doors were broken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
GERMANS EXECUTE SEVENTEEN

PARIS, Aug 5Seventeen Aatans who endeavorng to
enter France near Muhausen join the French army captured
by German troops today and shot
Fourteen hundred and fifty Apaches arrested for loot
ing 1t announced that the course will be to shoot all oer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
GERMANY CALLS on ITALY.

hOM Aug "a formal notification from Berlin that Great
britain and France attacking Germany has been received italy
called on to lend aid to Germany The call was demand The
cabinet considering the matter 1t believed the decision will be
that Italy will remain neutral
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
Russian FIcct Bottled I'm.

CoNSrANTINoPLE, Aug. 5.-The
Porte has announced that the Bos-
phorous will be closed tn war vessels.
The Russian fleet In the Black sea Is
bottled up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
Embassies Destroyed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Statc de-
partmcnt dispatches declaring mobs
destroyed the Russian embassy ut
Berlin and the German embassy ut
st. Petersburg and many persons arc
reported injured
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
GERMAN AIR-sCoUT KILLED.

USSkLS Aug 5-Begian sharphooters shot German av
aor literally to pieces today The body fell within the Belgian lines
German aviators have withdrawn from the vicinity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

\ $4,000 creamery Will be erected
at Alyadore on Fern RidEe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
AVIATOR is KILLED.

NIhAAA Aug 5.Austrian sharpshooters winged Russia
aviator today who scouting Lberg He fell
instantly killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
w AR BULLETINS
Priest Il Killed.

Priest II Killed.
PARIS, Aug. a German dctaci-
ment entered the village Of MolneyiIIs
IN the department Of Meurthe ct Mo-
seiie' \ parish priest was killed
Dutch Fighting Germans
AMSfEl,D M. Aug. 5.--Gcrmnn
troops are crossing Holland cnr0uts
tn France.
Fierce fighting II reported "a have
1contlpue1 nj, nag. stgb,,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

NGlERS, Aug. 5.-Accordlng to
'n unofficial report, II French lect
has captured two German cruisers.
the Gocbcu and BreSlau.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

fleet the largest in the world The
fleet is under orders to seek the Ger.
man flotilla in the North sea A bat
tie is expected momentarily.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

fleet at Spithead.
Admiral Sir George Ashley Gala
CHAN. X. c. B., an Irishman. is the
commander in chief of England 5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
DAILY EVENING EDITION
TO ADVERTISERS.

The East 0regonlan has the largest paiS
circulation OF any paper In Oregon. east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation ID
Pendleton OF any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05
Dntch Tlghtlng Germnn.

(con'inued on page eight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

Fair tonight and THURSDAY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-05

Forecast for Eastern oregon. BY ths
United states Weather Observer
At Portland.
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related and sRraeti With 1T at her
meal hour. &, - -. = !, J. g E :.
u Her rise was now. rapid, however,
and before abe was Is che hati sung
as soloist tn orRtorio for the Handel
siissa slaS51 E1cistiss, and silttT taken
some lessons under Professor O,NSiH
OF the New EnglaRd GonserYateryof
Afaaie. OF Boston. ~
AT the age Of IS, she went as q 10
loist with Giimore's orchestra to- En-
rops where her first big success came
ID the IEeea adero. PaRia. She now he
canned hited With alnbfkiDn 10 Afsiisa, !,
Etns sth6Tope forthwith set olIf SqsIi.
the mecca OF ofsaparafie students. Miiaif,
|, In 1880 siIa,nnade haF operate de.
Ebnt az Q Hteie Shsea1el III BrseSa asi Mo.
1etta iA AtI1RgEaXatia' Later IA, che
same year she went to St. Petersburg
ann 10 ssermRn Ciiies. 5ne DscaIue
leading eonranc to the sssSS ossss4a:,
Paris, and made her AehRt ia the sim
tifiigI Of. 1854 az ,ifas fasya,lsiIe IN vk'aupt.
while in Paris. she met Frederick
HqMer, q newspaper man. and they
yser za!a .slsa i: 1899 1899, i@;:s @ 4. 1886 SEQ Ms
Cover set about procuring d divorce. !.
Her suit dreggeS and then came, the
Rgsusf that MR. Cover had been lost
in a balloon trip over the English
channel. At any rate balloon and
Cover disapR reared, !;
The same Of Covers mysterious
taking OF his widow apDeatsd at tie
Academy OF Music In New York icity.
She did not achieve such brilliant alitt-
cess. as she did later ii the eoiieeft
and or5tofio. 3 ) (, q. :
Nine. Nofdica's most sensationaI.
success probably was her appearance
in the summer! OF. 1894 as Eiser In. the
WagRer iYal 1T 81 tfe,,th she was
idaoe eq VIII - alse by the sseftnan crit
les and became known as q leading
interpreter Of Whgneriah roles. She
scared appther ard pethsps, greater
me feli Elng ahls as Isolde
n. Wagner b aan and isolde .c5
at the MetrnpoIitaip Opera House: 5 5 Z
In 1850 the fRtpger niartied Zoltan
Dleraes a. Hung 6s medium.
vocal ability but und6nbfed grace of;
person. AgEin Madame Nordics,s mat,
Irimpnial venture proved unhappy. She
obtetr ed q deer ~ diHoree In New
work II befng sealed.
Her third F7Ess IA i9e9 To-
George w YSiiiik. 4 4 ynaltbv Nav
iKork baniEaF 81 SEGg fsIicltin,1s AN NM
anie, Faosesa, had ii faF allowed her
domestic affairs TO AFFECT her artistic
Issreef and she nov cor nsinued TO sins
IN ~ %
z " te5 .zQ 3 & .s 9S tsfsi atIEte She
received 81 e0. 900 one season and fk ri
llIs agstof4E !, ,;Ssis =; iERg not her. top
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s SIIFE lE OLE STION.
T.; REEgAE9 L.. ID A.RTRcRaN
aS611 SS1NRA 1Sx-RAf q 16R 4 ~
Crest SeastkeEn Convention yill
Open in Nashville On Next
WRsdnasasy

Nashville, May Matters of, vital
interest, 10 IheI Kth htisf dehn nominated,
viii come before tbs. SaJishern. Bap-
ttst Gonvehtion which viii open its al, :
paiaa sessiops IN Nashville, Wednesday.
The, opnyept tsap sermon viii BE de-
iiSsrsd ny nF. Geo9sa spsnjsi jof
Rapfisfs hsFs bel ilsvs, "a Tho that nr. I.ans.
ing lissI fS Ca, VII
be elected presfdenf ng the cs5slNeil.
tA9p Or. Bufrows has been secfe.
tafy Tor 90 years.
< 1 The tsabsf fs of the hanaaors
Baptist Eundly sSilal hlli iding ioAsf,-
ed In this city win be made 10 the
cnnVantian Saturday. s si.s
+ TBS sHVaFf7a 81 44iiips efficiency, cefpt
tnHtee and the oQRtnitsee on, the eEr
-i>ii:: ::.;:s:i negro, seminary in
the south Will be snaoa. 80 fthia CON
rantfnn srIA' 4aEaalasi .sSlSasan Ik4saa vS,aS'
1S'tzpIatru Z I1Ht year al1S VIII eSssSst
on tiis general efficiency Of the fSi,D-
tistl Chasreh ia the Soqti,,
is f. reported shat tie Question ;of
giving the vote 70 women IN. the ooaitir =
cllss OF the Church viii come. up for
aAscusatoR tomQgEpws 4. =,
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80 w :
of his suffering and untold Christian
fortitude. Thfs old 'servafss has neyef
forgotten his former master and gem
eFai aud Il Is q, touching sight eyery
year on memorial dayfto aea him with
tottertug steps and sAaking hands Law
wreath of flowers on Gen. Gregg's
monument In Elmwood, cemetery. The
old, man Ii truly a. veteran, having
served In three Wars-the Mexican
Florida and q veteran. Nearly every
since. the war, no matter who Is gov.
ernor Uncle William had been porter
to the governors office, and sits at
the door day after day in his comfort
able chair, AMI happy In the DOsReeein.,
OF Hien. GreggS watch, which he gave
hiTa on his dsatkbeai aaa q goll-head-
ed cane presented to him q few years
ago by the Legislature.
Gen. GTege was never married. He
was oBe Of the tidlest OF man, end
waS always we'll dressed In. generally
teuH suit OF black. With the enenm-
Portable standing collar OF inmecu-
late white. As lawyer his character
was li;lsulitad. and his reputation ;xas
never eIn;fehe5 by undertaking 3 case
In, the. least disrePEtable. AS In his
person he was .straiRght as an urrDly
with a; firm step. SO In his character
ne was an upright man-an honor 10
his profession - d true repreaentativ
of the olden-time gentlemens Is +. .gh;F
.Ihe following anecdote of 4Gea.
Gregg was told me by an OLD fellow
soldier: Near Vienna, Va, In the lat
ter part Of 1881 Capt. DAi Rampsf. a
fottpeHfresident oE Alexandria, was Ia
compsnd OF a masked battery Of ar
tftery near the railroad. A train .oad
o. fecerals apLeaehad, and Kemper,s
suh5 Eave them siieh a warm recep-
tton that the trat'i was hurriedIy la ,k-
C,l oui nf Fescii::. Th5F5 were several
rounds fired with telling effect, and at
each discharge Kemper would throw
hiaiself upon, the groAna and giyo, vent
To his Joy by repeated ab0ats. Cer.
tIresg rode. up, and with a faint at
'enpt at q smIa exclaimed: :"Quite
lnidignlfied, Cap! Kemper, quits m
d!s'riitd."i "Calflhelp It. General. >
was hrj reply,s 8 iaEo,esr discharge
tt-1Hi 10 gIlDs f;ay.5! iiarnc Nil, the
fast resreeting train.
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GIlRsEENI : !! p ag.A AN
KILL H IaIleisE 1 l
Rse4hltsr J s4lsr G. 5Ns Gehksaesegs Vic.
tim issll4 of 1l Bsllst ], irss 4 q ssps
ppaea VIII ss;eiae lnssat

Special to. The Intei eiiigancer:
u reenYilles Mar 8. Porter. .s AflEfi
- q 81 siifsB most R6
yeahg citizens sIE1 q 4aesnbkE hE tia
ayr9 81, .Juftlhf u Ag3lnjl :. cont etas ass
'aItot 4 ii he - WITH Il
pistol at .E D'GI fllQFnIIig ati his
S rr;ss;S5Tsi,. ss.snt a6Iltk
-ttikse hours ter. 8 y. " IS S.
!; Alsllif 9 II \ ltsd itsa risen from led
ois 3 sSs I,s tis ~ M, a3 SiisS ~
s0 ilfa i lll! haE 4 lying on the
III plYHg
l7sss4nE 4s;ss -, = ~. tess d q
lst iif6erad 4 bselyiella bfeak:
down some time ago, Following Il Titio
trip from Marian 10 Greenviifa Iii
eli hiitdlHo ohile. But it was fiulffll tlitt
eoteged from this. SO siisi-
al4as s2ennAn ions were IA iisill
flfS
81 ~ - Xgs3s B0fn In Flor
eaf N,eB ~ II 6f ;atEe. Ifapis
nig zlI Isss atia Eqso little
ID Ee was ftsffieraS Mas
Ma ~ 3, 8f Marion. afr nFliiiiI
'N1is d "a IL 6f zlya clsanihaF Of c6.tl5
ne ~ the EHiieoI1j,s Street
~ Fch and agag one OF ifiiA
ssB ksf9at sEF6 6gfssEsve young biiai-
nsss mel u ~ 'tfati death fi8a eaat 4
plIs ever qreeIlgill The fansfal
pre- ehat;fE sA SUNDAY sfi sfsisiDi
Here. tg5 -.
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MADAME NORBICA DIED
IN BATAVIA YESTERDAY I
For Years Celebrated Opd.atie
) Singer Sketch of Ber Life. -,

For Wears CeaebrateG 5Opd.atie
+ Singer S2katch Of Rer Life. -
Batavia. MaY$ II MADAME Lillian
5 Nordica, the eelebrated operate sing
er, died here to-day after an Illness re-
3sulting from exposure :. caused by a
shipwreck onS ToFris Strait, January
/ last. -. ~ zj
Nine. Lillian Nordina was perhaps
the most dsstingl gllshed singer eYeF
/ hor., on this siGe Of sshe ,;Atl antic, .Tile
yeEr or her birth. according to the hest
accounts. wass1S59. She was q .sWay
! iowa Easter. q native OF FARMING.
Z ton, M8iae. Her; chill ldhpod dayE aftsr
q short schooling were spent in.s q
!, ,linstnn;4 dry 1nnfla afnro ~
Assshe was tidylng up the. rolls OF
caiioe just after, the shop tiosed one
night che heesp SIR glag q hsgseis
4 customer who happehea to. be delay
Z ed hesEd her and ufaryelled.-
z. WbSt q voice, child; have you eyer
mad ie IrainedTy ~
Siias M mann"
yoH let ne giEs :yoa iessoBsa''
:. <, > oh. that wobidfbe grand"
And 30 Lillian started on her musi-
cal scsEeer. Her father WAS Edward
EortAi1s a farmer. -
For the, first two years OF her voice
cultpFa Lillian was; toe poor TO afford
o piSaA. She did her praeticing with
{ the aid of O pitch pipe lent her by her
friend and teacher. She even carried
; her: ptHs to the store with her It is
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4oNAIRE CEREAL. KING
WAS RECUPERATING
FROM ILLNESS
END LiIFE WITH
REFEE u Sc cESI
Family EzpFeasea 81 Idea That Viefirn
HAD Lapg Planned Taking tI,e
RRsh Sten
(Ry Associated Presal

Santa Barbara. Cal, May 9.-With, a
bullet from rifle which he had con, ,
cealea In his room, Charles w POST,
mili0naire, manufactpper OF cereal
foods Al Battle Creek, Mich, killed
himneli a, Ills winter home here TO-DAY.
Ea9esd ttts kJrAa.
+ EFsding tie nurse wing. hsd been at.
tending him sinee. he. RETURNED seofs
the East q few weeks ago. he went
TO, his apartment, PLACED the Tsnzslh
OF the rife In hfs mouth, aud pulled
the trigger with toe. ~
He, Was C9RSalseents
ME. Post was ootRAi ieseent froIi an
Illness Which Ifecessltated q major Sil.
Grafton some time ago at Roehestef.
Mimi. sn.a gE1,l
Returning here recently he seetieti
10 be exceedingly nervous ana MIRA.
Pest ENGAGED traiRed nurses TO attend
h!a1. '''lE "a q N g
ME. Fatal .Sa,et.
/ MT. Post afQse; 8f, hia vAual hour
tllis QrnlIlg, htld bee ak tap,~ aie lhhtiR-
ed, afpNt until 10 u.cia,ik when I'D
e1cusad himseR. telling the. Eliraa ali
duty at the time that be WISHED 10 Rn
sc, iF aifs i ftiii5at -. In d4Th TFiilit
happened than 10 o matter OF cofis
1ecthEe. A shot was heard; Mss. Pest
and a nurse rushed to the apaftnisnt
upstairs ard found iBe inilisaaaire
stretehea on, tho Aonr dead.
MIAk He Planned Suicide.
iptn Mrs. f@osJ ana tie fIufse said
they did not know how. Mr.. Post had
procured the rifle. Its prsaeiice M
the room was taken by them to iiidil
cate that he. had planned Ills death
some time IN ntiVhncA.
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assI0AARY .q0sgRaENCR.
Will BE Held By salads Association
at Andersen {9Hege

Il.
Mrs. r. w, MasteEs, superinten-
dept addresses the following letter. TO 70
the woman OF, the SRlgda Association,
Your executive Spm,a.ttee has ar
ranged for q missionary conference q
TO be held at Anderson. College, on
! Tuesday, 8GnA,R 3, END. continuing. aptsi
Friday at noon.
Glasses fer. t5e day, haze. been plan
ned, esSaslsting of Bible study, mis-
SIGN study, personal service and a
class of Special tEaiHing, foE Orgaatzed
work. '''''' :: =
There will be addresses each even
Ing by selected speakers,
The object of thia conference is to
carry ont our aim, as adaRted at our
annual meeting last summer. That
by. prayer, information and conser-
ratlon. to be mare efficient workers,
and %. do. greater service. We hone
this may be a step 10 conservation aud
preparedness for more efficient SER
vice. Ne Insist that quite number
Iof the meulbeFs OF ONE Wnmnn.s Mis-
stonary Society, also the Y, w. AZ.
and leaders of other organizations
take advantage Of this 0ppoEsaaity.
Cur dofmit0ry lfRS baea. secured ana
board may he had at one aa!llsa.rr ~
day. ..
Those who cap1 come to stay, but
come for the day can get dinner at
the college for 35Gcents.
Plan now to attend and please send
your names to the superintendent,
Mrs. 3. w Masters Whether yoa. SHAH
attend as a boarder or come fer the
day. We hope that every church in
saigda association, shall be REPRESENT
ed.
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5QY1 KILL ! : IN ] i. lgilEcK

HuEhaul Il O.. hfait II !LI.A srast,
tsreeh at %. today. cersssl q
cars To ~ thrown sicwD til,s = sSees ~.
slIne, and tSsD. wilIsS y. (. saiiflhn IN \
sEhy. H.eTa iil W. Il iIaifa, ,ieS
ilketSne Gr3e aissl ~
ss'slnee. -Four; ~ f,ops a. ~ -
tteSs eonastiS All ilys - n 4 4
haSyE epsE ,'cae ifSinni - 2
9 kegFs 4 81 on cara 61 = I; Z
hEe bit IL ssa s, 9 "A ,5s
sg ere en- sssat sasaae. slges q Z
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Ma., sIIIi4R 4RTle
slsaFterlnRster OF Clemson CoiIeec Wa
,;s'3'E { ta ia the city Yestafday day. s

Clemson College. was III Ia B Eys St,Ss
tes!sss e - - ~ his
t9 ibpJt is not y asfi - 81
was iifth Mr.. Sch XIX s|E Slecsi
ilhnflk were Ia adlns ssiae sib aIS 3.
Es tier st ssEEl TINT h 81 btisI-
lEEH 10 SD noifie fi.enI ii,f,s
Tor soH ASlss5 that ls iiiIs MOI
furt t9eS .RS hay ii 3sol, a
siti5 l II 3s & ,Il5si.
ElR OF difference hetweea Mr.. sclils-
ietts re proposition spd aFe one made
hitf aud this may some day be aFEaSl8
sIt net sight now 4 ii2asss.
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Ilaalth . Eaetar. h. .slneeess.

IFle IasiseAt fatctpi;, petfIhutIia "a 3
manis suecess is undnIbtSaiy heaItIt.
u has cen Observe d tlSsl d fllaii IA
tieiaotii SICK han ilIs ssAis Il "a "a
althe IL neyer vel esss y So s &
Wien yop aga csnsil. !.
sls|s IND ne)l Il an q: "a
scnfi as: ChtsIis jnss aAbiats. Tlikg
MOI plaiE 1agge tke, bnFsels,, hui IT, IT,
is,s,yoi the aplettte and stEepktbehs fha
asesssion. ~. They are a6la. bg. Esgans.
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GIRL BO0TBIAlCKs

Atlanta, May Il liowins The exs
ample which 10 30 SUI A.
other cities ~ ~ IL skjjss IaIdiie
sFefs sltiniitI
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sgn vas gone-s For chronic f1ii =
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better than fdfif-
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& oSiano1He The fl,illal
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tSe 81 Il t.f fea. sssst,sfs
NsS sssH .iSare 4os q 5asetinlls Z
90 81 ~ fFpaIit mi lIIf E6a = y ~ n
see isf
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and determine the pre
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figif ID I'D ~ ID "a
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