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The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
SEARCH OF DEATH
HOUSE REVEALS
QUANTITY OF DOPE

A large quantity OF opium, NOR.
phine and cocaine was found by Cor
oner RothacAer Monday afternoon,
when search was made OF the
house al No 149 RlsselI-st., where
Nancy Ross. Negress. and Lee Walk
er. Negro. were found asphyxlated.
Saturday morning.
In a safe in the house was found
s27o In one dollar bills and packages
Of Canadian tea. which lead the DO
lice 10 believe that the drugs were
smuggled wi'h the tea from Canada.
The drugs and the instruments found
with them have been turned over TO
the federal authorities.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Sibiria Fast Ashore
On Fatal Goodwin
Sands
SEAS BAFFLE
LIFE SAVERS
All Steamers Passen-
gers Are Said to
Be Americans

LONDON. Nov q Furiously
pounding seas threatened today to
prevent immediate rescue Of all pas
sengers and crow aboard the Amer.
ican steamer Sihiria fast aground
on the Goodwin sands Life savers
from Deal and Kingston endeayored
thruouf most OF he night 20 ap-
proach near enough 20 the vessel To
take OF the 80 persons aboard the
vessel. only 1ne OF the several
thrown upon he treacherous sands
By a terrific oloW during the past
few days 10 date the Deal life
savers have rescued So persons from
various distressed vessels there dur
in re last - hours Thirty add
tional have born taken OF oy other
lie saving crews
The Sibria. a vessel OF 1926 tons.
formerly The 'tcriha ot the Ham
burg American line and now owned
by The WutenJerg Coal company
left sidney. Nov T. for Cherhourg,
carrying grain and a number Of
men and women passengers. al
said "a ho Americans
The Sihiua struck The Goodwin
sands late yesterday She sent an
immedial. call for aid LITE say
ing crews from three stations tried
heroically 90 reach hcr side and take
on the passengers. but mountain
Gus seats prevented one OF the lifc
boats from Deal was overturned IN
the boiling surf and several ~ the
crew injured Another from Rams
gate was also rapsizcd
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
FACES DEATH FOR
COMPASS THEFT

GARY. and. Nov 2l.-Death pen.
Atty under an old sea law faces c.
A Shillinger, IL he is convicted OF
stealing 4 compass from United
States Steel companys ore ship.
Under law passed in 1870. Shilling
er, II found guilty. must either be
freed or hanged from the yard arm
OF the ship in Gary harbor Shil-
l,nger will be tried In the L. S dis
trict court az indianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
CHRISTMAS TOYS
GO UP IN SMOKE

Toys valued M $4,000 and includ
ing dolls, Noahs arks, animals and
other Christmas trinkets were de.
stroyed In a fire In he IIamtramck
Furniture company building. Ham
tramck, Monday night
The toys had been stored In the
basement Of the building 20 be ship
ped to Detroit merchants this week
The company will b. unable to re
place the TOYS because OF the short
period left before the holidays.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
WORKMAN is
KILLED BY AUTO

While leaving the Packard Motor
Car companv's plant, East Grand
boulevard and the Belt Line railroad.
Monday night, Nicholas Chinas was
struck by an automobile driven by
John f. Sullivan. No 962 Brush-st.
He was removed 10 the emergency
hospital OF the Packard plant, but
died soon afterward Sullivan was
taken to the police headquarters,
where he made a statement and was
later released
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
SEISMOGRAPH
SHOWS QUAKE

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 21.-The
seismograph at st. Tgnatius College
here registered an earthquake begin
ming at l:24 this morning and con
tinuing unit! 2:13. indications are
that il was on the Pacific coast.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Saloon Row Ends In Shooting

As result of fight In saloon
at No. 9l4 Jefferson ave. owned by
Walter Sodal. shortly before mid.
night. Mondey. John ScAwaski, No
rs McGregoraye.. is in the Receiy-
ing hospital with a bullet wound In
his left lung. and Sodal Is being held
by the police as his alleged assail-
ant According TO other persons In
the saloon. Scawaski became engag
ed in fight in the saloon and Sodal
shot into tie crowd. striking Sea.
waski The wounded man is in
critical condition.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

This is the latest photograph OF
Queen Maude. OF Norway. who Is
using her best efforts 20 keep her
country out OF the war. She IN n
sister OF King George Of England
tnd married King Haakon VII Of
Norway in 1896
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

A uniform code OF state laws to
govern the assessment life insur-
snce business Is TO he considered
at the annual convention OF the
National Association OF Mutual Life
Underwriters. which meets today
at Chicago
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov 2i-eA marital
tank'e IN which women in England
and America claim 20 be- hlg wives
Is wound about George \. Schrocd-
OF. OF Cleveland. arrested here on
a charge Of bigamy
Tho arrest ended a search for the
man thru Europe. even into the
French trenches and back 60 New
York, when Nine. Sophie Traubman,
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Quincy, Mass. holds its hrst cleo
ton today under the non-partisan
plan OF city government.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

tou'l Ask Tor Another Helping
Old fashioned sunday dinner Roast
fowl. heaps OF vegetables and home
made pie. i230 10 S 30 p.Nm. ti25.
Hotel Grisw old.-Adv
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Try Oar washing by the Lb. Mnssa-
ehusetts Laundry Co. Main 3O03.--Ad.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Federal farm loan board holds a
nearing today at Amarillo. Texas.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

BFT-TTU FuoD uETTER SERVICE
Evre1feut rnrrdfr iunch. Gnc ltu-
tel Gffsw.iI Ads
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

n The Times prints it, The Times believes II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-27
Colfax County State
Road Work Is Making
Satisfactory Headway

Ration. y N Nus. The ttsi"
road camp moved i's headquarters
from the lane, 9 miles saurn Of Ration.
t. a camp near "a, E,d NI.,r urld.e.
s. miles south con tn" mann highway.
The sIriaDiug of tho Et Canine
Real south from Ration ha. uuw pass
ed the crossing ~ tine Hocty Mountain
road aud VIII probably pt-- the ited
River bridge before the holiday sea-
on. Tho engineering corps has CoU-
lictod the survey and stalking out OF
the highway as fay south ar IA sign
boards where IA, road FORKS. ~ miles
south of Ration to which point tha
road fore, l- nov working Estimate
have also been called ion uy the state
engineer office ON 81 proposed So
500 steel birds, .ross.ug tn" deep
arroyo ou the simpson flats. 3 miles
southeast OF Ration ON the GuIf To-
DolorIdu highway. " o. the belief
that tins bridge WIll pee pot IN dur-
uF the ,oluiua spriuE HE tine state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-27

ptueImtiol, tto. poi un o. new pas
ug,r f,ruuur division offices and
mechanical. i.lIf'- chat 1850 mur"
thtu replace 'hos. i'-trpN,d Jog the
f.t
Immediate construction o' ihto.
-hou uuildul- viii more imam dou.
bic We ctr ana coach shuu. IN ld
d,tiuu thor. NIlI Ur a S5r 900 tofiip-
GRAFTON ,tr repair plant ana trackagc
10 s.rV, 70 THAT VIII cost thousands
tn" santa Fc win Increase the
length ana wtjth Of the new car and
o',ch shop $50 and 81, f'ot respective.
lE. ana hulsc the mIli and the up.
.holstcriur and cabinet departments m
separate buildings Tho coach shop
Win Doe $50 hv 1i5 feet iu dimension.
The uphulst,tln- and ,tIluo. shop
wa Do, % Dos llI feet tud uu no, West
side win hc constructed 70 platform.
Goo feet above around 90 uN % feet.
for tuning and pipe outtirs
Tho Min VIII be- 100 o. "rurlt" build
uu so hf $3.50 feet
\ dr,iur kIlu fur lamnor VIII 1o
constructed anal most u the green
Iumh.r ON lsr coast lines viii un
cured here
In order COO h9udl" tho woik tina.
.s necessary fuur stalls 300 M, paint
shop have been pressed INTO service
Ton Ger repairing The floor ot the
oli .tr hop ho- b,,u cleared 'ud thr
TRACTS exposed uud cav. ur r'.us
ototIiulcd 100 90, open utr
s. i.mrorIr, mll completed aud
. ..s.I.F.Y.. .HLt.H|.I TOM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-27

The Matuct-i"uI not only itsht-
the road ahead 80 your clr bat -ut-
tufr -idc- 90 fH. fnti o. J.. ..-| DO
l.uar 3d. fIi N.''-. d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05

the muuHupmcuts we're entitled Co.
N Hui th'i' "a. l great man, mot,
Who haNo uu' set been tiNtp care al.
Nul This One Trouble vIfh ~,
pr'.oit demands uf the traIum,1.
who u. m'I Is uf their ureiuilat ou..
have .r tmos pist iot,cd the carrier.
90 Civ them more than then Just
hare of Increased remuneration
once revenues permit u. there are q
million n q halt other employs uu
the pa> -rnll, OF the railroads who arc
entitled to r'st consideration
Tue 'act hat the railroad brother
hoods nave refused to d'al with a.,
individual 'iJ"s and 'Nst"ms hut tt'
directing Their demands To- the .1r.
rierS as a whole shows thnt 'ho rail.
road problem ~ becoming more aud
NOR" national W il, scope aud char
a,tor rather than local goat Co.
ward which the employees aud othci
influence uo arriving &c. despite ~,
feelings or prfer.nccs Of IN diner.
cnt railroad d1,gcmonts. Art'na
IN this way these men uudouhtodI,
have the power 10 tie up cVorv uil.
ROAD "a Inc United States should the.
conclude to oNoro.-c o.. o. . iudcH
4 very grave situation
What action the management, o0
tn, railroads VIII tuk, IN mo,ti1g thc
demands uf the '~ugiucmcu's and
t~raiumrn.s .gauIEitlors cannot
say The matter is now iu thc hanl.
ot the various railroad executives aud
30 u.s. not Within my province to Suook
fnr them. ~ duo timo they viii. uo
'oubt make Naovu their method OF
procedure ana I do not wish 20 a..
sumo IN % degree to say what that
Will b..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
r\I,I,ED WITH Tul SAVE BRUSH.

YERBEET QUICK. editor OF
Farm ana Fircsidc rs a coun-
try editor with brains. lie
has lined up with tn, tanners wIth
a solidity that Is comm'rdahlc he
introduces the current number Of m.
paper with the following
Farmer aud editor hay, twin ioH..
'rhcy work with the same matcuais.
Politics, crops. markets, railroais. IL
nance. real estnte. science ncdirin"
ana tomorrow wenthor arc a part
ot their stock IN trade,
They direct the national p%olicics
moulding public opinIun-the cd
ituI from the city desk, g. farmer
from the general store wh,re he dis.
ousscs the government Ana congress-
fears them both It hurhs tn the
press with ~ eat and Keep. the othc'
close tn IN, ground To- hcul what the
farmer is saying
The farmer reads the news that
the editor gathers and the editor bases
this news ON conditions the tarme:
creates Each is the other ones star
reporter ANA each is the shrcwd' II
reader IN the United states barring
he other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
'HiEi VI MiIii\

r. VERY two wears f.r rNr -
eighteen, with advent
,a,u succeeding ,t. ,l...lu.
ba. come rauor the .nt uuuu Of
rms influence 90 that lit pat iu power
Ia suprlunt Thuma McMlUu ,hs
othcc OF onioi 'ot police
Fortunately for Nlbuluct,u, mi.
tumof has never come 90 .utthiue.
several eN .cutiycs prompted moe
iyrs ~ political patronage have % "A
90 displarc NJ McMillIu YJt 300 p.cry
instance when % chang. has been ~
t"Wptcd, the mu.pr seeking 'H make
It has before th, end ol MS term uf-
come me admirri and advocate II
Thomas McMilu we have u'ycr
had u mayor since Nh NJ MlNu lIrst
became chiei Of poiio, who pofor, th'
end 81 his term failed ,p come go o.
1ull realization of MrMllu's suii
worth and ms great value a. 'hIs 'd'.
Mayor Boat.ishl Is tn ius.HH.
point. Two years apu tnis l.'n.n .
rotIring mayor attempted o.. 'I..' ~
MINI from office by force II' 'H.' )
and b. ~ "A safe assertion tl N'
had power today 10 do what b." ut
Ia DO two years ago, ho wou'' s."''
at the suggestion that he nI'nr "a
change.
chef McMiiiin's steady ~, "a o.
Office. his standing with th' 'bi'
ana his personal popularity VI every
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
PIG CHASE NOVEL
FEATURE AT RINK
TOMORROW NIGHT

Fun i'm large quantities ~ prom
ts"d those who are present at the or
phoum rink tomorrow hight at \
clock, when. Manager : Mcl.i
announces. there viii D." a pig chase
The nig chase viii he carried ul
ON skates that b.. the chtsers. not tu.
piu. viii wear thu skates Tho pu.
~! wear q coat Of u%lciginous tlui
calculated 10 make him extremely aif.
fi'ult To- catch
Mr. Melvin has inluuratcd many
novel stunts nt ,he rink. ~ am ttirt,.
ton 20 iis patrons. but SAY hat tnis
un" VIII be- tuunicr than n ne ma,
staged set
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
N\NDit Ntsrt1RI tiD

-llE Herald Wishes ~ c"neftta-
late Henry Wostcrtcid upon MS
4 election - mayor 90 Nlbupuot-
uu, II II a notable hon'f to Zoe en-
trusted with the chic. facN of 4"
CT. 49, large a. Nb.. ana me
pubIi, confidence Sc. ccs an,
man IN such a positi les thni
man To the hear est ,.Ii ,int,ons
II Beg q tribute OF trust ANA ,rs'ogt O. at
could hardly he mao more ,'lnul 70
OF more gratifying. WINE 'I. 49,
t.ttcld's majority was small the n. "t
at the polls was fairly conducted, aid
the new mayor "a NJ FUZZY ~ l-
dencc OF pablo conlidoroe aud cs'
az II his matorit, had been m.1'
umcs us great
Nj West,rfcld should have urd
the Herald belicvs he viii have th"
cordial support 1T Albuquerque 40
long AS he steers u straight and u1tc
course with "a strictly business admin
lN'lNll'u anu hNblbN Nv ~ f'''' -
politics aud political control Albu.
qucrpuc has had two IAN years "i mn
ui,ipal political control ana %hiokorinr.
ana ", want no more ut I
The new mayor assumes a position
81 more than ordinary rcsponsihilit>.
H. ~ 81 the head OF . ,iN vuun u
evenly divided between Democrats and
Republicans. with four Of each party
holding seats. II ~ to- be- hoped nat
tho oifi men who make np our ,tt
council for the next two years VIII
ave the good judgment to avoid y
liticsl dinorcn}s ana division. We
have had our I'm Of that iiut
event there should bee such division
the mayor h1s tee dcterminiug vote
thus s.,lue hYm in effect the fur ''
tation ol the city's business poii,
I'm addition to mis- council situauon
the new m.,o' takes charge of m rl-
minIstrauion which must d, D tho
nupl disposition of en-, w't' tks
problem whether mum. pat .''-
ship ur , franchise, VIII 10, dot. ned
during Tho ooriod of Mnyor N
fpid's dire, zion 81 city anair o.
disposal OF hs ndministr,tiu 0o
issue ot $500. 600 of bonds. l.r .f
works purposes The wise dI-I 900
oi such a fund and oi SUCH H uu ~
are matters iu TAX the ho.' brain. #
THIS community. ana IN uudDrtaiip-
his task the new mayor should have
behind him "a harmonious council an
the henrtiost cooperation of tho
whole people.
No mayor IN the whole histur, ~
Albuquerque mas entered upon NOR
~ uctunl responsibility ina 10 the l"t
Of Mayor Wosteriold. No mayor has
entered the ofh'e when single hearted
devotion To puhlic interest ana cloa.
aud unpreiudiccd judgment was moro
urgently needed tn future OF Alhu-
uncrpue. the prosperiin ana advance
menl and wrlfD,c OF MS cts can hc
insured or seriously red during
the next two year w ? these COM
dllons u would uo tlar citizen
who would refuse iu, avor Wcs-
terrified wei or %. fuse ta
Elsc him the h,4Ifn. operation
SO Ions us strict .Y.-e ..r NI.l-
- a.. - "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
Vest Pocket Essays
~ EID.GH FITCH


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
LOYALTY.
lie may be SIX kinds OF a liar.
He may be ten kinds of u fool.

tie may be SIX kinds OF a liar,
He may be ten kinds OF u fool.
He may be- "A wicked high0yey
Beyond any reason or rule,
There may be- a shadow above him
or ruin ana Woes that imponi.
Ana I may not respect but ! love hin
Because well, because he's III,
Friend
| know his faults by the billion.
But hl- faults are a portion of HIM
! know that his records vefmillion,
Hes ltr from II sweet scraphim
But ho'H a'wa. been square viii
Yours Truly.
All ready 90 give or Ia lend.
And though Doe Is Wild and unruiv
like him lCcauso he's my Friend
I knock him | know, tut ! do II
The sam" 10 his face az away.
And u oil,. folks knock well. the,
1850 b.
And with thc,'d had nothing to sa, :
I never mako diagrams OF him.
No maps of his soul have | penned
Fen | dom arglyle- Just loy. him
E,,au. g. wcll, because he's nv
Friend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05

Caioh dHyihiuD9 No bit rnii TN
! get home
'rustworthiness. You ran rely ALSO.
lu'cly on n boy II you know what To
rely on. Trust him ~ get into trou.
BILE every day and he viii never dis.
appoint You.
Boys are abstemioua. seldom eat.
irg, except when awake. They arc
also very durable. This accounts for
the fact that the world IL still popu.
lous \ hoy, II not washed too much
and II kept In n cool, dry place for q
while after each accident. viii survive
fireworks, broken bones. swimming
holes, hornets. runaways, fist fglts.
pirate hands, Indian massacre ana
nine pieces Of pie ~ u sitting. II
only some method OF making 4 boys
clothes M durable as he IL could DO
discovered. life would become mere
attractive for boy growers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
The Craze Situation Confronting
The Railroads.


'n. 'n'n'.Hs "n il' demands sub
hl''''u 'h w, 'i'tn '''.'' 'IhploNc~
qua i'pIl's pres j'i lu th'W
"h me ma. lll'I i'''" ) w Ills
~'N''',t,s -''l '.'i 'I me N'"-
'''I' "l "'N!'ln 1870 ways, recent
~ hii"' me IoH"Nl's ''m'Hl
Np''Flhh rd''h 80 'n in''' qua
'h'' -'h th'l DID NY 'hslu'"i me
Pi' 10Y -i''ai''h ~ ".' '' 'h' R''N
'9 Nn'n mas ever ~'II"n'' ln'
i''t'"'' W"n' l+ OF .h' ''' .". ''
'"h'r'' WIN '" "''.'. N"'h in'
wa y MAKO "'u'd n'''I 'i' a'l''
''~i 'i "l' li' on 'I "''"'N4 IN
''. ''' '"' p'i .0'' ava 'hl'
mock "lulnh ~ ID '.u' Nh'h ono
'N'h "' 10" run '"n n''.''-' OF 'h'
'''' w ''' -
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" N fu' NV lN'' '' '''l "h
aplr''Nihl' Ih'l'nH. '''.'''d i''-
'lU"~ dN'I'S we ..". "f ''-hi
Hl"n'h" Nl'' '' ''Ih' W. 20 'l''N
d'''iI'd In N'N hflN 'Nr "'h'i "HN'
th's" increases are I''t'I\ " nor
'"e''h'' I"" p" 'M' my" export
'uf'h' 49, Ih'N 81" ."' l'pr'Nnl %
Nh"l's"m' or d~'p'nIi''' ''.hcsll'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05

Roys are not popular cxc"p, with
thor parents, but tEDy h.y" many
enc points. one ~ tlom IL the furt
that tnry vii gro" up 10 be- men
some day. Another is their entire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05

THESE foreign nohlomen arc get.
TING more particular cyery year They
not only aspect a girl to have money.
but now they inai.t upon her being
beautiful also"
wen you know il.t beauty is
more lasting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
IrT - KEEP PENCE " HOME

AMI vi biiMtiIs~. va hohhli pi
'ho executive council ct a.,
American Federation ~ Labor
a issued 90 rall Tor q Luhoi's WotlV
Peace , ugrcss The initiation 60
presses % lotty sentiment IN oofplt oi
humnnit, ana peace on earth ud
spoaI. clearly of high motives aohind
u.
lt would seem. however In view of
the pos. tnluics of industrial wariaI,
now present ~ the Tinted Stutos In
the demands OF r1ilw1, ,rain cu.
IIot's for large Increase. .n WAGES
1ut Co. which tho railways nus say
os or uo within anogf ,our wceh,
.that the American Federation OF ..l-
noi riPnt well conserve its great
w'r and begin USING Of. benign ard
humane influence upon q situaii 'r
that comes .mmrdiatoly amt pressing
.lv homo To every one II MS.
The war ~ Europe. distressing h,r-
rI.l'. disastrous 30 nil rs world-shaH
ur passes. win become MANY Times
more horrible II the industrial r"'
sources Of the United states are .ud.
denly crippled oi ned rp rhore WI
be no n,orc i,,Gur of starving Bel
pmns There wIll he no more move.
lusui ot food tD Tho warTinl pcurl.-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
ARE YOuK KIDNEYS WE'LL
Many Albuquerque People Know the
Importance OF Healthy Kidneys.
The Kidneys inter- the blood.
ThnY WORK nIRht and dnN-

The Kidneys inter- the blood.
They work night -nd day.
Well kidneys remove Impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities o.
multiply.
80 kidney IN should he neglected.
There Is possible danger in delay.
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troubles.
II you are nervous dizzy or worn
out.
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Use a proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed Ike poaus kidney
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A.. W. Hnmhrou.t. qus south Rroud-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-05
WHERE TtCY EXCEL

NJ Mokoby (who plays somc In
,uptisel An yo' prefers n oh dem
u'cimatic banjo play'.s 10 de real
aliickle?
Hiss Conn Sho'
Mr nokchv tcoldly) Fo' why
Miss Coon Cause It don't inch.
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GE.-aE CAi,iCS
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