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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
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Every year the univsrsisy Of Boul.
6se seads put its iaspectos % every
high school u The state. This iaspsc-
tes visits each ssd every high school.
ssadias u bis report - to the COZ.
1itioas there. All the merits aad
defects Of the school are eaumesat.
ID. sad .. letter is then seat 10 each
school stating the conditions Il must
rectify In order TO be retained on the
secredited list Of the North Central
Associatioa Of colleges and universi.
ties.
Some time ago Mr.. Cook. the state
inspector. visited the Ia Junta hish
school. and this week the following
communicaiion was received from
hin:
Dupt. Fred p. Austin.
II Junts. Colo.
Dear NJ. Austin: Your school
vas retained on the North centrai
list for the ensuing year without
criticism.
vsry truly yours.
WILLIAM A. COOK.
This 10 The first time is the history
Of The L. Juata hish school that Il
has besa ressised o. the accredited
iiss wishoS criticism. esd. aiiAeusA
nsay othYf schools. perhaps. are
equally - fortunate. Il 10 iadeeA
ssassAiss ~ vhseA vs eas - Sussiy
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Il jssta hIgh seAsel has bssa No.
gssoteg. 9s1ss ths Airsesssa q en-
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seAeel ~ ss1ssosss - ainsse
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~ sf1ssesh ~ sAss - ~ suoesla-
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15

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Tsuea = nee1y ~.
H. ". psetss Fseusasd heue Wo1-
neeoov fre0 - eGteo1e1 ts1p thseogA
Seoeoska ~ - fAs 80 . Ean-
tneky vhese - was Ieskiag al1se
boslaess sefairo.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15

Lewoee has ua1e fBoeuont 49, =
esr sasy 80 ~ 49, uany fs1enla
vhe vill - - y velssne ~ q
tAis tine.
NJ. asd Ma c. ~. PAilAeus. ~
essy. u PusosA spsat ousnay q
tAis city vtth NJ. PAiIhsus's ~.
ssts. NJ. - Ma G. A. pAilheur.
Isdiaa rues sal baaahsls e saIe
q he vogus Drug oeoee.
Mn. Fraak 11assy vill rsessn
hons today frea New Yssk C1ty.
vhsrs ~ has bsea naking q u
esade1 vtsle witA ~ Aaushooe. M
J. ?. Willians.
nis blnaehs Rsesc1 ~ beeo n
dusias ~ vsek 80 uoahoe . -
suns ~ dutSes = aeasAee q ~ c.
lsnboao eeAeel. Mn. Mayne VAsth-
sas substituted ~ M nsese1.
n. 40 Mn. 4. \. l1eess ~ =
shsts guests TseD1oy - We1nss.
day. ~. 80 Mn. J0ouoon. ~ voes
passass tAssegh ~ ~ = sooos =
tAsir' heae = Csasa Gu.
~. ~ Mn Ceoil Rahsn. e
ouehTte. 0kla.. asBsvo1 ~ Venneu,
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q 0ooeA. - o11s - - oahon 49,
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uoDno1D ~ oDolnn = - =
- - = - G1nco - 90 ~
H.. 1 60, 4
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
LOCAL AM PmsonAl.

~ tlardiag spsat susday via
frisnlb = Pueelo.
- ~ Navajo rug sais q ~
vog0o ugug otoes.
- 1DsAslses Isft wednesday ses
OntaseA Cslif.. where hs expscts q
resi1o.
MA Grant Hasbous wss II froa
iiareous1ais and speat Sunday With
friea1s.
chassss speidiss spess Monday 1.
Puesoo. eeablnias busissss and
pieases0.
Mu. =. c. Iass spsat wednesday
In svlnk visiting her sister. Mn. J.
N. PoNoFn.
Mies Mabsi lLesher aad Miss Jus-
tine uoosks spsas Saturday II Pusb-
10 sheo0oAs.
Ma rssak Chrisay viii % =
TrinI6a1 oe1ay for . fsv days Witt
with fS1oo1s.
A. 9. Dsspss spsst Saturday 80
sanday w1eA HI daughter. Mn. nsy
Pierce. = Nsvtea. kan.
Mr. 80 Mn. 4. q. Manhall -.
'ored = Hsviss wednesday ~
spent ~ 6ay wteh fsSeolR
xias 11assl Hubaas1 veas y D.
Yer Nea1ay sa1 spsat sevssal lays
during ~ voek wieh fB1oola
Mn. LAusa oeseas. ~ = vlG1elng
her 'isoss. Mn. T. =. SDsolsosa. sOone
Sunday = Lanas IN fs1on1a
waleos vsose - - psonsoap
we're oDooG ~ nu0hag eDo0 -
Jsn,a - sosaa o1o1av = nsnvos.
Nrs. - l1o11ona suenGnsG ~
las, ssnIono lsen . ~ ~ ~
moshss - unnsns Coov. -.
Nra Gon1UD 1o1a1oo. g puG1ooI
spss' 11o1ng = ~ ~ ~
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Mic - - euollne1 ~ -
d, q - b1l1lF. - =
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
nolnnoox cE,11W

". 4. Harris Aas DsreAassl .
nsw oveelas1.
". ". Jesss ~ ~ ~ saneA q
80 eeses = ~. 4. 0eanosa.
". otslekles. e oall1a. = visIe-
ias hls -. ]. ~. oessekjss. asl fan-
~.
~ Chesav revival easssA vseA
srsat sueeess. 0vee sixly esoveees
vsee taksa h - ~ y. Z. eAuseh.
4. ,. coshea. q L. Junta, b NV
10 eotlsea - Cheesw. having uevo1
~ family this veek into ~ -.
0an IN hease.
~ cso1es seAeel y pssoasiag .
Dcooso00e aD1 eaesstainaeaa y -
glvea - ~ ssAesa heuss psilay q.
eains. Aosn slse.
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ee0e ~ sDea1 ~ ~, eaSer -
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- oun11v - - Ooson0
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ogD,0 ~ o1nuoo nonmo ru 16S16
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
D. CAapesssas o. = lsass e.


Ds. ?. n. chaDosIsas. She has fill.
- The puloit - ths Nsshe1ise church
10 this city sises ~ ~ esaSeesaes
10 . manner that hes vea hia {
host oe adnirsss besh In aaA out-
side he church. has exchanged pal.
pits With Rsv. 4. L. :. ewese. oi
Daaville. Ill.. aa1 vtll ealy - With
~ thrss more oun1ays. sAs sxcAaass
sakisg effect % tAs ftfss oua1ay in
Nay With 20 tassrrupsiea II tAs SER
vices.
Il vas wseh kees resret shst she
msnbsraAip ~ The local church coo.
seats1 70 ths exchange oe paseors.
but Il was deemed sscsssary % &C
cosst oe shs altieuAs bslag too high
Tor Mn. Chaoeslsas. u. Chappe-
lear Is vssy nucA u levs With the
climate os ColosaAo - yell - the
psopls - II Junsa. ssa u Il vere
bsse sos Ill coacsssed would gladly
say With. ~ eosevss as1 . DAY. lie
likss Colombo. aaA The pseose tia,
iahabtt aad iahssie the sassh here.
abeuts. an1 1oss ael uiscs words ia
sayias that ~ hes ssjsysA every
alauss - ~ bssss Say hses. Lake
soDe u ths ethes nlnlsasgial broth.
rse vhe have esas frsa - ~ vii
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that u Juats llaesslag hauues the
eFseosse ~ h 0s0ssy's vasee.
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ful sseesas 1uslag ~ es1se pasees.
etc = u Juata- ~ eAuseA 1ses
~ ~ ro1ues1 bstvssa oS.ees
81 os.ooe. go ~ eAussA nsabes.
~ ~ lnessoss1 esse svoney.slvs
~ sssl ~ ehusuh aeosnlaaes.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15
Css~i-ssy s1a- ia.ssrss n.srss.


The chemistry class Of the II Jua-
u high school made . tour Of all The
dairies II and around Ia Junsa On
Mondsy Of this week. They found
conditions In the dsirtes ere improv.
lag. After the trip had beea con.
plsted each member Of the class vas
asked 70 make . list Of the dairies II
the order 10 which they estimated
them. takins al coaditIoas lsto COO.
sidsrstion. After The siips had bssa
handed In. the standine was slsussd
ost oa . pssceatass basis. There was
some dtffereace - 10 the secoad.
third aad fourth. but the Majority es
the clsas essiiy aGrsed - shoss vhe
would cone last. Ths 1aissss that
received flint. seeeaA aaA thirl
placs. vsseectivsly. vhsa ths svssass
had bssa takss. we're: vlssa. Harvey
Daisy; secoad. celuabiss: tAle1.
Lloyd Themas.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-15

have bssa nahlss h varsoss col
1sges and universities dusiag u
Dast few yesrs. Several oe our gSaA.
ustss Of last year are attsadiag The
state uaivsrsity this year. and Ill
paased the required number Of houss
for the first semester. One Of then.
Erhsrdt Frosss. received the hishesl
average Of the entire Freedman claas.
Our gradustss everywhers are max
Ing good. which 10 something vs are
all glad 10 ksow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
JIMMY CREnAM TO
STAY ON The JOB

Mayor GIN has reappoinied as his
private secretary Jimmy Crehan.
Jimmy. having nothing else "a
worry about for the time being. ex-
cspi the troubles OF the administra
ton. has accepted
The Seattle News. a weekly pub.
lication. had the following 10 say.
In n recent issue. about Secretary
Jimmy. under the heading. The
Mayor'r Buffer"
The great thing in Mayor Glil's
administration was his preNclence In
grabbing Jimmy Crehan for secre.
iary. and thus robblng the diplomat.
ic service Of shining light.
There have been many secre-
iarses IN the executive anie.room I:
Ausicre secretaries. proud and vi.
lent nccrciarleH. and secretaries
that were no secretaries at all.
But none OF them was like the
Honorable Jimmy crehan.
lie has n fine 'monaker.' a bub.
bling and Joyous nature. a nose for
politics, and wit which is the sal,
OF life.
The biggest man in Seattle new.
er got better reception from Jim.
my at the portals OF the office OF
the city's chief executive than the
humblest.
Every city emrloye who had
business To transact reached the
mayor II II was humanity possible
for Jimmy 10 arrange IL.
Courtesy. tact and a knowledge
OF human nature have enabled this
irishman 10 make this administra.
ton a success"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
20 ARRESTED IN
GAMBLING RAID

A raid on a coffee house at i2s
Prefontaine place, by sergt. y. l..
Melvin and Officers =. VI. Meyer
and J. @. Grove brought % into the
police net on charges OF gambling
Two. Pete Bergoias and G. Cal
mccos. accused OF running a black
Jack game IN full blast when the
police broke In. are out on $500
bail each.
Twenty others we're taken on a
charge OF being In a place where
gambling was conducted. Ten OF
these put up $40 bail each and we're
released.
The alleged gambling place IN
iust a few hundred feet from police
headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Governor Lister was guest OF
honor NJ the banquet given By the
Transportation club and the Asno
citation Of Pacific Flshesies at the
Arctic club Friday night 10 cele.
brate Salmon day. -Four hundred
guests attended.
Speakers Included Mayor On,
w. n. DIN. Judge r v Brown,
Nathan Eckstein. j. r. Patton and
Henry O'Maliey
a Salmon day dinner WIS., given
NJ the Chamber Of Commerce un.
der the direction Of II. U.s. Hardt.
superintendent OF chamber er-
hibits.
Members OF the Home Conhum'
cfs' league acted ~ patronesaeh.
Seattle Eagles celebrated Salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
BIG DAY FOR SALMON
Most Seattle Folk Ate Him Friday

day with banquet for $50 persons
al Eagles hall
The lodge sent out 5000 letter :
IN other cities, advising friends %
"eat a saimon%
Three state fisheries employees
worked all Thursday night TO catch
i've salmon used In the Northern
Pacific float that went thru Us
streets in honor Of Salmon Day.
Friday
Iazen ]. Titus. dining car Do
partment superintendent. started
his search for live salmon week
ago. a -
Floods had broken practically 81
hatchery traps. and no I've
Seemed available. Al the last -
ute they were obtained from uTs'
sisqually hatchery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Exports valued at fis.352.422
were shipped TO foreign countries
from the ports Of Washington dur.
ing February. according TO L. $.
customs rcpor, lssued Saturday. En-.
ports TO Alaska to;hied ss0s.2Sf.
Imports were valued Mt si2.sT5.s70.
The biggest item ia the exports
was iron and steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
G. 0. P. FIST. FIGHT

MACON. Ca. March ii.-Three
negroes we're jailed and the other
committeeman diEpcreed by the pc.
lice when the republican state cen
trail committee here yesterday end
ID in a free for-aii fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
SOLD TOO MANY
Partnerships

Arndt Anderson. CONTRACTOR
who has been operating an 0ffics
ia the Green building. where he Is
said 20 have sold many partner
ships AZ $1,000 each, Is under ar
rest Saturday. charged with grand
larceny.
Constable Jim Shannon placed
Anderson In custody on a warrant
from Judge Gordon's court, sworn
TO by Bert A. Sumner. OF su-
qnamlsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

NNFI KIINN-StnU 100, Toe ioaves
hreak. isc, for 2be. Stalls ?. :, g. 7.
veal outlets, lshc 10 veal roast. Sc III :
rot roast, ioc and &c h, No. hams and
bacon, Ice ID. loin pork isc NJ. stalls
1895, bars best white soap. ibc, good
peas. SC can; minced clans. cane csc;
sec can pure olive oil. asc stall no. lsc
cans Reliance shrimps, i0oi OTIS. sauer-
krnut loo. Toe rolls toilet paper. sSc
lbs. yetow peas. 2Sc; lbs Japan rice.
csc; csc baking powder, zoe. sSc assorted
extracts. 1sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
SANITARY

NNTV NNNN-stnII 70. fancy hams
iabc ID. mans. ibc H. Stalls ai-as
frcah Columbia river smelt. lbs. i5c
stalls 2tae. flour. $40 sack. delivered
lbs sugar 5sc: = cans peas. corn OF
tomatoes zoe, 100 Tbs. pure cane sugar
$3.50 with $1,000 order; Delicious apples
500 box, delivered. stall ig. potatoes
SIPS per snck. delivered. swin's SLICED
bacon. a6o IL; home made ham loaf. IS,
10. saucrkrRut, sc ct; apple butter, 10,
H.. diils, i0c doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

stTtkDAt--stail II. its fine gran :
uhted sugar. Sac. stall 10, fresh pas-
teuriFed milk. &c at. SC PIT stall 1911.
fresh ranch egss. 1tc dor new comb
honey, for ssc, best quality pork roast.
AVE 10. stall 1901, Victoria chocolates.
2ac N assorted hand rolled chocolates,
CSC H.; peanut brittle. iSc 10. stan 80,
angel food cakes. ssc: all s5c Cold Dust.
zoe; baking soda, &c. Stalls 4t-as, Flor
ida grapefruit, for CSC. Stall 1894 4
pkTs. cleanser. iso, 2Sc cans OF pine
apple. isc, STAN 81, fresh ground peanut
butter PC 10 lbs. 2sc stall a.. pork
roast, Toe 10; boiling beef Sc to Zoe H.
hamburger ana sausage. Ice III. Stall
"a. chicken dinner. with coffee and pie,
ssc stall g. shoes rcsoied. sse TO use
pair heels rec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
CHILDREN SUE R. R.

John Robert Hines. Walter r.
Hines and Nora Hines Mccoy. chill
dren OF Mrs. Bridget Hines, who
was killed when her automobile
was hit by a Milwaukee engine on
January 10. started suit for $4,000
damages for the loss OF their moth
err. In superior court Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Saturday afternoon an Inquest
into tho death ~ Peter Fountain.
killed last Saturday night by ar
auto alleged 10 have been driven
by J. g. Eyier. $50 Caller st. a.
scheduled 10 take place 10 the as.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
WHITE


sATtHnAf--At stonE's. Ms sranu-
lated suEar Sec with si.0e grocery
order: Toe pkgs uiacaronI or spaeh.,,i
2tc; regular aac brooms shc: sBc assorted
extracts. lsc. Ice pkgs. gloss or corn
starch, 2sc; Tbs, choice new prunes. skc;
lbs. white corn meal CSC: No. 10 sack
choice family flour. soc; pot roast, ioc
ID good steer pot roast. ialc III. pork
roast. lac III; veal roast &c III Stall ia.
peanut butter, &c ID. lbs s6c. honey.
&c comb. stall 81. sauerkraut Sc OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
PUBLICM MARKETS


>AtikDAN--Tso roast &c h; good
steak. taSc ID. roast pork. isc Ia pork
steak, i1hc 10. roast veal. sc ID veal
chops. lave ID. les % mutton. i9tsc 10 :
strictly fresh ranch @gEs z1c do4 best
jersey butter, ! lbs. 81 90. fine creamery
butter. acc H.. tsc coffee. . lbs 81 %
Yakima honey. combs tsc. all best
brands % flour. ts-ih sack. siss. Is II.
best graduated sugar, ti.ee. mis- Bros
sc coffee tred cani. asc. fancy Wine.
sap or Roman beauty apples. siit: ba-
nAnas- iee and ibc dos: lemons. lee doz.
English wainuts. isc 10. almonds. isc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

WASHINGTON. March N.--Tho
leaving here late last night for n
weekend trip down the Potomac
river with his wife. President VIII
son will keep In touch with con-
gress and Mexican developments by
wireless. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
CRASHES INTO DOCK

ASTORIA. March IL. The
British steamer st. Veronica is an
chored in the upper harbor today.
with several plates dented and the
port rail on her starhoard head torn
off Yesterday she crashed into
the dock here. 1t was damaged
about $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11

Mo>pAy-sisii so7. fresh spinach. I,
ios ise; asparagus. zee 10 stall a-s
bananas. Use dos juicy lemons. iso dos
stall 2oa. fresh ranch Eggs syc dor n.
'. sharp cheese. soc 10. stsu sis, fresh
I'VE heminy. lee ct: sauerkraut. J ats.
ise. stall -. cocoanut bars ikc dor a..
sorted cookies. iec dos stall ~. cottage
hams, isc ~. picnic hams lie M stall
ioA lbs. Lima beans sSc; 4 his fine
rice. gsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
CENSOR MESSAGES

NEW YORK. March 11.-Cable
companies announced today that
all messages to Mexico will be cen
sored hereafter, They must be
written in plain English or Spanish
and must be sent subject to CEN
sorship. No code will be allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
EXHIBIT TO CLOSE

Saturday night Is the last night
of the art exhibition being held in
the second floor of the White build,
ing, adjoining the Manufacturers
Exhibit and Exchange.
This exhibition comprises las Of
the finest paintings in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
PROVIDE A STATION

The finance committee recon.
mended an appropriation Of $4,000
for a public comfort station In the
public library on Fourth ave. and
Madison st. at Fridays meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
BOMB INJURIES TWO

BISBEE. Ariz.. March 11.-An-
tonic yelasquez OF Lowell and Juan
seco OF Cananea were injured
when a small bomb exploded under
the tent OF a carnival company at
Lowell, Ariz-, yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
MAKES vILLAA HERO?

COLUMBUS. n. NJ. March IL
An American invasion OF Mexico
Will make villa national hero"
Capt. lsador Farias. wounded VII
lista, captured during Thursdays
raid, made this declaration today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-11
TOOTH HURTS; DIES

TACOMA, March 11.-Distracted
by the pain OF an aching tooth. Mrs.
Eugenia Graham. 40. drank poison
at her home here. She died short
liz after at the hospital.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

fiuU HkLE Iii acres inpfate fius
marie lann. on seed EfaFsind road. ~
ruilra from AFiiNHtun tfeafa cottage.
young afehsfa ! Arres cleared rpfias
wsisr oNusf. ~ , wilef. Arlington.
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Are You Ghe MAN ?

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8-For Sale Miscellaneous
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Our New Catalogue FOR 1915
Nov ready for disfrlbutlon. Largest
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Society buds do not knit the
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the brass ornaments Mrs. William
As,or Chanier. OF New York. 10 sell
ing this week for the benefit OK
French soldiers. Every article was
made by the mutilated soldiers con.
vaiescing in French hospitals The
funds will be returned TO thu
soldiers.
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