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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Annual School
Meeting & Election.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. the 1st day of Septem.
Der, 1914 The Annual School
Meeting and Election in and for
Independent School District No.
2 of Oakley, Cassia County,
Idaho, will be held at the School
House in said District.
At o'cl )ck IN. of said day
at said School House, a meeting
will be held to select judge and
a clerk of election, and to tran
sact such other business pertain
ing to school interests as may
come before the meeting.
The polls will open one hour
later, to wit, at 2 o'clock PM
aud remain open until 5 o'clock
PM. OF said day.
Two School Trustees will be
elected for three years in place of
MIA, F. 0. Nelson and MIR. Jno.
Prce, whose term of office will
then expire.
NOTE-"None but actual resi-.
dent iree-holders and heads of
families OF said District shall vote
at such election"
GEO. II. SEVERE,
Clerk OF independent School
District No. 2.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Many People Follow
Agricultural Occu-
pations in Idaho.

There are 131.OSS persons in
Idaho tnat work for a living and
%, lis OF them are employed up
on the farm, according to report
which has been issued by the I'm
tied States Census Bueau, OF
the persons engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits, the bulk of them
are farm operators and farm la.
borers. The farm operators num-
Der 20 461 anh 2S,5SS are men
and S75 are women. There are
10, ,5SS farm laborers in the state
and 19,O51 are males and 537
females. There are 142 dairy
farmers in the state and they en-
ploy 1874 laborers and 2 foremen
There are also 1858 persons in
the state whose principal source
of income is from stock raising.
The number of cowboys and
sheep herders i'll this state is 2,
744. In the entire United States
there are II, $50, ,27O persons ov-
er 10 years otage and 3S, 167 1886
or SO per cent of this number are
engaged IN gairful occupations.
OF the galnfully occupied, ~, $50,
2O3, or 33 per cent are engaged
in agriculture. There are S, ,S65,
600 farm operators in the nation
and they employ 5,975,0OO lab
Orers.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
To the People of
Cassia County.

Owing to the fact that many
OF the voters of this county are
but recent settlers and have not
had the opportunity to acquaint
themselves with me, as a candid
ate for Prosecuting Attorney.
think justice to them requires
that | state the following facts
concerning myself:
While a boy | lived on a farm.
Had no parents and no regular
home after nine years of age.
Worked in coal mines four or
five years, Worked at the car.
penters trade for six years.
Attended the Albion Normal
three years.
Taught school for three terms.
Attended Colorado University
Law College one year.
Attended University of Idaho
two years, graduating from the
Law College.
Received one of the two prizes
offered by the Law College for
proficient work. Was successful
III intercollegiate debate for two
years, not loosing the decision OF
single judge Received first
place i'll delivery i'll the University
Oratorical Contest.
Was appointed, during my SEN
ior year in college. to defend par
ties charged with crime in the
Federal Court.
Use neither tobacco nor intoxi-
ating liquors III any form. Am
located and practicing law at
Albion.
II chosen by the people for
Prosecuting Attorney | will en-
force the laws to the best of nv
ability.
Sincerely Yours,
FRANK B. DOTSON.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for
County Superintendent of schools
subject to the will of the Repub-
lican voters at the Primary cleo
tion to be held Tuesday, Septem-
Der 1st, 1914. | have been a
homesteader in Cassia County
since 1908. | have taught in he
Albion State Normal School and
in graded schools in this county,
| am a graduate OF the Colorado
State Normal School. Since my
graduation l have studied there
and in Columbia University, New
York City If nominated and
elected | shall endeavor to render
satisfactory service to the schools
EVA b. LINVILLE.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Panama Exposition
In Miniature.

AT First Ward Chapel. Thursday
hvening Septem 3rd, the Midway
will open at 8 o'clock. Music by ALI
the best talent will be furnished con-
tlnualiy during the evening.
After partaking of our delicious
refreshments you are invited to visit
the Hall OF Relics and other rooms
ofinterest, where there will be shown
among many other things the War
ring Nations of Europe in Costume.
At 10 P. M. an Excellent Concert will
be given by some of Oakley's best
talent.
Astrological delineations will be
given during the evening by Adept
Ormuzd of Teheran, Persia.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Statesman Ex-
plains Changes
PrimaryLaws

The two following changes in
our primary laws as published
i'll Statesman will be OF interest
to our readers and are as follows:
The two most important
changes in the election laws
made by the last legislature are
the doing away with the distribu-
ting clerk as an officer appointed
by the board of county commits
sioners, and the right of a voter
to be sworn i'll or registered on
the day OF election.
Three election judges are now
appointed, and they in turn ap.
point two clerks. 1t is the duty
OF one of the judges so appointed
to act as distributing clerk and
perform the duties heretofore de
legated to that officer.
As to the swearing in of vot-
er on election day, section 21 of
the primary election law provides
that the general laws relative to
the holding of elections shall, in
so far aspossible be applicable to
the carrying on of primary cleo
tfnr VIn1a, cact,o, ~ 4 tha
eral election laws as amended by
session laws, 1913, page 800, It
is provided that an elector may
be registered on the day OF cleo
ton by being identified and
vouched for by treeholder who
is also a qualified elector III the
precinct where the elector desires
10 register. The elector must
swear to the electors oath, and
the party who vouches for him
must swear as to the Qualihca-
tions of the electcr.
The judge OF election must then
enter the name OF the said party
upon his poll list and must there
after send the electors oath, to-
gether with that of the party
vouching for the elector, to the
clerk of the district court at rhe
time his poll list is sent in after
the election.
Under the provisions Of the pri
mary law. section II, an elector
in order to be qualified, need not
he a qualified elector at the time
of the primary election, but it is
necessary that he be a qualified
elector at the time of the next
general election Immediately fol
lowing the primary election for
which he desires to be registered.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
MIA. Dance.

The MIA. Social held last
Friday evening at the Anona
Hall proved to be the best dance
and social OF the season and was
well attended. Mrs. Maud Clark
gave reading and a mixed quar-.
tett under the direction of M. |.
Haight and was appreciated by
all present.
The Stake Mutual has just sig.
ned a contract with Geo. Croft
to take over the hall for two
years, with an option for FIVE, and
from now on the hall will be
run under the direction of the
Stake Mutual.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Birthday Party.

A birthday party was given at
the home of Fred II. Critchfeld
on Thursday evening last to their
eldest daughter Netrie. About
twenty-five were present who
had a good time playing games
on lawn which had been lighted
up with electric light for the oc-
assion. Refreshments were serv-
ed and the young people spent "A
pleasant evening together.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
The School
Election.

The AnnualSehool Meeting will
be held on the first of September.
1t is hoped that a majority OF the
citizens will be present to receive
the annual report of the school.
board and to elect two trustees
tor the vacancies in the board
The schools are amongst our
most important institutions.
and it behoves every patron and
every public minded man and
woman to take an active interest
III the schools and all pertaining
TO them. Our schools are a
sourse OF pride to us. We trust
that they will keep abreast of
the times, giving us the full bene-
hts OF the latest and best in edu.
cation. To secure these results
II is necessary to have a strong
school-board and a strong corps
OF teachers. There must be CO.
operation between the people OF
the district and the school board
and cooperation between par.
ents and children. 1t is the dutv
Oh every man and woman in the
'iistrict to turn out to the ann
ual meeting on September the
1st.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
OAKLEY PROJECT
FAIR ASSURED.
Strong Committee Appointed
to take Charge.

President Mitchell of the Oakley Commercial Club has
appointed the following committee to have charge of the
Oakley Project Fair to be held under the auspices of
Club in September
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Notice to Campers
In the Mountains.

Complaints have been made to
the undersigned that a number of
the Campers in our adjoining
mountains are polluting the
streams by dumping wastes of all
kinds into the water. 1t is to be
hoped that this will stop as soon
as this matter is called to your
attention, il not prosecution will
of necessity follow.
A. F. 0. NELSON,
County Physician.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28
Cassia
Academy.
OUR SCHOOL.

History repeats itself in saying
that. those things which are
most beneficial and uplifting to
mankind are in the beginning ne
elected. The ways of the world
form mantle ofdarkness, which
to some extent falls upon every
individual and shuts him out
from the glorious light of truth
and knowledge. Notwithstan-
ding this fact there is something
within man, which, when awak-
ened CLEANS forth with unlimited
keenncss. Where is the indivi-
dual be he ever SO stupid who
does not look with admlring eyes
upon a brother or sister, son or
daughter or even the stranger.
who by unceasing efforts and
moments OF honest toll is capa-
BILE OF giving to the world in word
or deed those things which God
has placed at our command.
There is no place under the sun
which offords better opportun-
ity tor the educating and train
ing OF the young men and women
than does the Church Institutions
of learning.
We have at our verv door, not
the largest, but one of the best
schools in the United States.
| Those who attend this academy
not only receives the benefits de-
rived from the outlined course of
study, but they are constantly
mingling with fellow students
and teachers whose only desire is
to be clean, pure and unspotted
from the sins OF the world; To
learn the truth and follow in its
path; To conquer sin and make
life grand.
| would say to all who have
children, though it may be hard,
send your boys and girls to the
Cassia Academy. Close your eyes
for a moment if you will and pic
turc your sons or daughter facing
the world AS representatives of
father and mother. See them at
tract and command the attention
of education by displaying won
derful intelligence, free from van
ity and living lives Of purity,
This picture should only be an
inspiration, causing you to act.
Then when YOU have done so it
will no longer be a picture, but
instead, you will have before
your eyes the living presence OF
one who has attained the great
ness which to you was once but
a dream. LetuS all boost for the
school and make the fall OF nine
teen fourteen and the spring of
nineteen fifteen the classic year
OF the CassIa Academy. And NAV
the red and white wave over an
institution who's existence will
be pride and an. honor to our
town, our church ard our state.
WALLACE MCBRIDE.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28

The Panama Canal is now op-
Ell to the commerce of the world
This great waterway will be of
wonderful value to the whole
world. 1t will be of immediate
benefit to the west in the ship.
ping OF our heavy products to
the far Eastern States,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-08-28

Prohibition has greatly DIM
inished crime among Kansas cit.
izens." declares Warden ] d. Bot
kin, of the Lansing penitentiary.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28

mig inc / en- 9iIitano af fuIoitnnoie
llomntteIie. Raor iea fna talte II
Sspne. pGffeoe min oisbormoniifc
Stemme mig op igen.
Mit 5iIfrIoe bIep mere oa mere
oInorIiat for bber 0oe. Der gift
SnsefGr bIcp onbefaIet. = Sea too
bctl - Gerupit Sngefrr os Sirup.
Sea toa oeiaa oetll Saa Sngef9r
% 9sg. Seq tiifsieoe 2seene oe
tog ole ire, uoen at opnaa an6et
ReiuItot. emo at ies fit en- aonoe
Iom ell Muiebs1. ct 9oeenboo bIeO
anbeiaIet. Sea boboe enonu life
a%fitaact noget RiooeI. % oct ipntes
mig at barre N onorIia 9oIitif at
begpnoe Der. Terfor beiIutteoe ieg
at toee 9aeenbooet, ifsnt ieg life
bonoe ben fierneite Gnelie ON. bboo
SIags Arrangement oct bar. Get
bIeb ilofsrt neo Mionotstio / 6roit-
neir. Otter at 9rpit % Hpg bar
bfottet, bIep ct 2ogen onppet | SIS
bnn0 (Oer ipntes at barre 1000 glen
Of oet) bunoet ON mig. inotil ieg
Iigneoe en- frmpemrsfig @uluipober
(@uIuifrlbbe). Get nor ct frngte-
Iiat SirIpemiooell Ranr oct is
foIoe Soaen reret pco oct borme Sc
gone, giner man noiItaorIig Ell nGI-
oilt Sprind 81 ariber efter 8eire.
Gri ires Noruen / mine Den o.
itanbieoe NIT Siertes S(aa. ieJ
troeoe. min 5lme par fonimcn. %
2ogenbooet ieileoe. anbefaIeoe Ell
lina 8eninOe MIC at anbringe ct
SennopspIniter pno nit grpit. Sea
fror, oct uiI6e BABE fureret mig.
bob6e BET life oGret for iii0e @il-
ion. "a jeg off | Sens, Iaa6e ies
9loiteret - builfet bar CT nGloigt
ct, IS 5ommer | 8irtont -, bnor
iea finnoe fioa oet, naar ieg bar iGr-
Dig til oct; me Den in1e &ilior
bfeb inIten / 9nttens 9sb, oa Der
er SsSe for SnobiIoinesfroftenll!
s San Sroncisco fortolte ell 9a-
me pao SoteIet mig. at iee ifiiIoe
oriffe en- Quart" @biifen bber "a
elmer, oa en- Ben neoe | guen til
raooeSe mig oct iamine. Oct bleD
ell baIu Salon. SEQ eioroe bet
% err elonl | 9inelll
Neo De penlieite Wotiper al Der
oenen tiIbpber iea oenne ofoefsIenoc
aiir, iea iornnIie bar aoaet iaen-
mem, til 6orfsIelies- Vatienters ge.
trogtning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
8aber mobtaset til yetbania gsrnebjem,
@aupaen, 0is.

u. Wsrf, Blair, gebr, 5 9eger, 4 Solnmefl9-
Der. Sarpiae, isis, Sra apinoeioreningen, Il
Bar Strsmper, 6 gar Banter. Neenab ais.,
Yiiis aote 2arien ct Bar Sirsmper. Naeine.
@is, GmanueIs Neniebebs auinoeforenins 8
gfuier, 6 Sfiorter, 5 Stf. Snorobaano. 2 Suer.
Ssrsenien, GIauien & Go, 10 Yor SperaIs. 3
Sfiorter, I Sueater, 1 Snt 9rensetsi IL Sler,
6 g9Iter, 1 Operfraffe. 4 aanber. Chicago, ST.,
giifs n. W. Ssrgenien 25 gsser. URiis anoer.
fen bruet hi. @oupaca, isis gRr. &. g. 2uno
0soer os 1 gufbeI sgbler. g. aIein % Vaffer
Gonop, % paffer geoer. 5icber & 5nIlgntter 2
S9ffe WaI. Orr. os Wrs. Maurer aage os Gan.
bp. peteriens @rocerp 35 Bop Corn Balls
Nrs. gbriItenien 7 Dbs. 5orfI96etsi. Wr. u.
HieIien 2 CORDS 1rRnoe. Orr. Chr. Semen 3
guibeI anrtofler. Wr. 2ouis @eorgien ct SuIe-
tre. Wr. os Mrs. SdneefIotb aose os ganop.
Nrs. g. SEMEN ct Bar strsmper. Macine Wis.,
emanuels Wenigbeos MISUNDERSTANDING 6 gIuer,
II Sfiorter, 10 9ommeflpber, 80 gos. 5orfIRoe-
tsi I Dor Ganop. .Mifs Maridre og slnina
Senien Sulegope til ale pna Sjemnet. 3resao,
Gal, Waifs ellie V~eterien Sulegnuer. St. Vaul,
Winn. Mrs Gbriitine HieIien 9 eff. Iii tG
eff. SuIesabcr. Oregon, @is., Sra auinoeiOre-
'Hh9ei D yautiloiet, . NJpieL u'oeiiip'i'if
2osner, s Vroebetrpf, 5 5orflGoer, 2 Git. Saaro.
boano, 2 Spt %llnoertsi, 2 gor stsuler, I Var
Hubber, 3 Bar Buffer, 1 Smeater, 6 Gaps 90
brligt hi. Gennorf, isis, Sra apinoerne s
brugt hi. genmorfs, isis, Sra apinoernc s
9Gpper, / gfanfet, 6 Vuoebctrrf. Woeine. Urls.
Wrs. greoobI / anabe og brngt hi
&iertelie lot for @operne.
Tr Ghriftenfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
!Suorleoes Narf 5luaM fnrereoe
en- 6prfelelie.
OOerfat al 4efriOer9 =

5srite Gang, ie9 bespnote at M
le, fortaIte Ell Ben mig, at jeg iful-
De tage ct oarmt 5oobao % saa i
Sene. Seq eioroe oct! Sort Ell
ter roaoeoe en- an6en sos Ben mig
at itaa op % taee ct fcIot Stprte.
bao. Seq aioroe oeiaa oetll =
Sanme Sime foriifreoe en- treoie
Ben mig, at bet bar en- goo Soe~ot
ipiie soot Tor 5orfeleIien og Iaoe
5eberen iuIte". Seq tGntte oo, oct
UiIoe barre beolt at ipiie mig rigeIig
mart for en- Siol
Sea began mig iaa paa Bel til
nit aontor, bbor ieg trai en- fer
Ben. iom ~fortaIte, at Ell Quart"
Saltnano, oruffet nnrnt, bar Den
nneriifreite ling / 9eroen til at fii-
rere en- 6orfsIeIie. Seq i1ntes nG-
item life, ieg babe Blnos til oct.
men prepeoe oct oligenel. - 8eiul.
tntet bar onerroifenoe. SEQ troeoe,
lea haboe opfaitet ole mine Snouol.
BELL - 3u. oa ieg fnn ifriper on
mneeriorineer til ioaoonfte, iom CT
plogeoe meo Den llpasieliahe6, ie1
her ifriper oni, fsIer ieg, De oil i'm.
De oct fornuftigt; ieg beoer Dem
p9re foriigtiae meo at tnge ianoonne
Gortioner Of oct. iom bite iig al
bore npirfiomme pnn mig, % be-
grunoet poa oenne Sperbeuisning
aouarer ieg Dem imoo parnit Solt.
Uanol Oct or moaife ct iortrGf.
ieliat Miooel, men oct tunes MIG
liot Tor raoifaItl - Sois lea iif Ell
onoeu 5orfslelie / Sobeoet. og Der
life par no1en onoen llouei ior
mig en0 at toge en- Quart" uarmi
SdItoano ener ct SoroifGIn, iao
tror ieg. at ies piloe Isbe Riiifoen
meo Soroif9loetl = Otter
at Stormen / min R1pe boboe Iagt
Jig. msote ie9 life Here gooe ga
maritonere. Seq begpnote iaen Of
laane 9ommeterfIn0er oa blPite
Dem / Stlmper % Stpffer. inotiI
icg trof ell Game. Tom lige bar
fommen ira Grnirien, bpor STger
bar iiplone. Sum bonoc, tuurgen
lof 4sopenoigbeoer. opnaaet eli bis
0pgtigbeo / at bebnnole minore
Spgoonme. Seq bioite, bun mat
te bope griaring, tbi bun ina no til
at bore $50 anr 9ommel. Sun
b~lnn6eoe ct apfog of -: Sirup.
Sfeocpano, 9erpentin % o6ifiaige
andre Weoieiner, oa raaoeoe MIG
at toae ct 8ingIos fuIot bner fem.
ten Winittter. - Seq fog olorig
mere emo ct. Get bar nofil -
Oct frarspeoe mig ale mornlife
Trincipper og O9ffe6e bier eneite
uprroig SmpuIs | min Rntiir. lin.
Der bets neorige SnofInoelie umo-
fdnaeoe min Sierne Mirafler al
Cnoifob. me mine SGnoer bar
for innge til at uofere bent Sige-
Iiom De ffeite Meuneifer or ieg ofte
onoifobshlIo. men inotiI ieg toa
oeune Meoicin. bor iea aIoria ipGr-
met / ionoon obernotnrlig 5oroGr.
pelie oa bRret itoIt Of oetl Otter
TO Cages 5orIsb bar iea reoe Til
at forisae iaen.
Seg fog nogIe flere nieilborlige
Wioler og opnooeoe enoelig at for
oripe 5orfeIeIien fra Sopeoet til
2unaerne. Seq talte / ell toro.
nenoe gas, TO Oftnper unoer min
natiirIige Stemme. Seq fiinoe fun
foI0e / Sepn efter at habe hotter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-01-28
5nnneriuunno
Eet uoroflesOisife Spsrssmaal.

3 u5ronffurter 3eitune's@ 9spt
aarsnummer bar 5ron5 b. Sesien
efter Opfororine ifreoet en- artifeI:
1Roroens treoeIte Stommer@, bpori
ban efter fsrlt at bane giort Reoe
for, bbao anrene 1914, 1864 og
1905 bar betDoet for Roroer, fom.
nIer inc poa Sper9smaalet ON Uall-
ligbeoen Of ct Samarbeioe mellem
De norOiffe 5oIf.
timber 0mtaIen af Den anoen
Itore gegipenbeo / De tire noroiite
Soils = Siitorie" = 9rieen 1864
= friper 5ran5 b. Sesien bIanot
an6et: nMange b~etpoeliee N9no /
SnifIonos poIitiife 9in fnrer OPP /
8reoe, blot man nPpner De tire
ORD Oct noroilesoieife Spsrgs-
mail; Der finoes. bGpoer De meo
Stprte, life IGngere noget moro
~ilespieff .Spsrgsmoal". Sooret er
giDet 1864, 1878, 1907 (oe6 Den
oanif-prersiiffe Eraftot ON De lies
Digife O%ptnntbsrn) % enonn aoifil.
l:ee @onee ienere. Waoife - ifent
oct poa ingen Maooe ipnes iiffert
bar De 8et for BET tpife 6olfs
Beofommenoe. De bar oct ubetin-
get, ianfremt Be Blot t9nfer paa
Staternes inobprSes 5orboIo. Wen
De bar llret. bois De oeiao bill no
itrpffe oeres Opiottelie til at gpl-
Oe for gefolfningen / RoroiIesoig
og / 9oneeriget 9onmorf. sos Dis.
ie TO 5aftorer Iener set noroiIes-
n:9ife SpsrgsmnoI - ia, leber /
89fit og Stnrfe. Oct boloes bad
gent. man fun6e friltes til at iige:
br9noen6e, life Blot of Den noifilte
Slot. fom berger ON lin Ratiora.
Iitet % oens frie Dtringsret, men
ogioa of 2anoets npe Serrer, Der /
tort oe fmnot 9sr fig g9l6et6e iom
Grobrerne = BEN fremmeoe gprie.
beo, Der agter at pfc, at ben life
bPrer Spproet forsppes.
Genne 9amp mellem ulige, men
bper for fig Dog onielise Nagter,
bar o9ret en- Slide, boornf oanif
Rntional- 5elelie og Pational-ge.
pioitbeo bar oft 5ornpelie. ct ON.
fattenoe oe. tsr man oriitigt iise,
beunoringsp9roigt arbeioe paa me-
item ale ben menneifelige Rlilturs
Omraaoer bar iioen 3eoerlaeet /
1864 bsinet og uooioet Danmarfs
materielle 8elUpre og bi6fsrt en-
Mdnoslipets 8lomltring, Der giper
bette lille 5olf en- fremifubt Blaos
Rationernes a~oppeitrio. 8pi5 inio-
lertlo 5dren for Wsoagti9beoer |
S9oer oe alt for itor SelnelGoe
oper inopunone Refultater = bpis
meo andre Orb 5orfaloet bar truet
gennem Filbsieligbeoen til Otter
gibenbeb for bet materielle 8elopres
Silloffelier os en- bis 9itetiierenoe
Noplebeifuelie, iaa bar mere emo cen
Gang netop bet noroflesoigife
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