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Funeral Of Mrs. str.,,,n

CNAELOTTt.SVITT.E "a. I-nhruarv
f.-Thc funeral OF Mrs Henrietta p.
Stratton. who died Yesterday. after
an Illness Of two months. WAS held at
o'clock this afternoon from the resi-
dcncc on jefferson street
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mr. IclIa l., HIIl

Mrs. Leila T. Hin. widow of Frank
i. Hill. died this morning at her home
va Hanover Avenue. at l2:lS o'clock
Funeral arrangements will be IN
hounccd later.
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
GREEN WOOD. VA. February L.
Mrs. S. y. Rogers, widow of T. Oscar
Rogers, died here on Tuesday. In THE
eighty-ninth year of her age.
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DEATHS.

HILL.--Entered into rest, at 1915
dence. 1905 Hanover Avenue. MRS.
LEILA =. HILL. widow OF Frank L.
Hill.
Funeral notice later.
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Oswald y. l'lRRE,

Especial to The Times DispHtch1
LYNCH RUR VA. February 4.-Os-
valid p. Flagg. aged siXty-si years.
died suddenly this morning.
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daughters and one son. Mrs. c. l.. I'll
more. OF Petersburg: Mrs. ]. q.
Ichmu. and +. :. Hardy. both OF Nc.
Kcnney
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COMMISSION TO STUDY
W0RKMEN's PROBLEM
Governor to Name Body, Which l.
to Report to Next Session
OF Legislature.
BURY HATCHEr FOR TWO YEARS
Advocates and Opponents OF Wen
denburS-Myers Biil Are willing to,
Have Detailed Study Made OF Sim
liar Statutes i'm Other States.

Advocates and opponents OF the W.u-
dcnburs Myers workingmcn's compcn-
sation bill agreed yesterday to bury the
hatchct for two years, and consented
TO recommendation that The Cover
nor appoint I, special commission OF
not less than three members nor more
than five. to make Il detailed study
OF similar laws in tic several states
OF the Union, and report tho results
OF their study to the next General As
scmbly.
This plan WAS approved at Il hear
ing on the Myers bill yesterday after
noon before the House Committee for
courts of Justice. Senator Wcudcn-
burg. patron OF the workin@mcn's
compensation bill at the las, session
ana again this year, agreed to accept
TINS solution OF the problem. ana will
not press the passage of tho measure
at this session.
In opposition to the bill in it's pres.
ont form appeared a delegation rcp-
rcscntinS manufacturers AMI large
employers of labor from Richmond.
Norfolk, Lyrchburg. Frederick sburc,
Newport News, Suffolk and other cities
While the manufacturers expressed
their Willingness to support a bill
which would protect their interests
more adequately than is done by tho
hills/ on tho calendar. they agreed to
lcat" the matter OF framing ~ new
OH TO the commis sion proposed by 2
member OF the Courts or Justice Com
mittcc.
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LEVY ARGUES FOR
SMALL CONNISSION

Edwin l.. Levy, speaking for the
preference for small commission of
three members, citing OH this point
Disraclis conviction that the most cf-
hctcnt committee Is a committee OF
three, one Of whom is sick and the
other out OF town. Tho Courts OF Jus-
nee Committee voted for a resolution
calling for commission Of between
three and five members. 10 he appoint
Cd ny the Governor, and to serve with
out paE 1t is understood that no Difficult
~ VIII be encountered in secur.n: for
tcreSted in the workingmcu's comncn-
saii"n problem rs a public service
measure.
Among the manufacturers rcprcscn-
tatiNes who appeared before the com
mittec were Robert s. Crump. W. l..
tlack. Archer Anderson. Jr. Edwin I.
Levy and c. !. Frcedlcy. Richmond:
W. ; Roystcr. r. p Balm. c. NJ Rain
!. r. Dante and r. T.. Rogers Nor
FOLK: w. Il. Eark sdalc. Charlottcsviilo
~ L. Long, L"nchburc: Henry Warden
and w. G. Carter FREDERICKSBURG T..
NJ. RraXtoH, Newport News. and John
NJ King and Iohn r. Pinner. Suffolk
The commission will be charged with
the duty OF examining the laws of All
states now providing workinCmcn's
compensation. and to report a measure
suitable TO conditions In Virginia. hav-
Ing due regard for tho interests OF
employers and omplovees
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HOUSE. DECLINES TO CONCUR
IN SENATE; RESOLUTION!

When tho resolution was reported in
tho House that body was on tho point
OF adjourninG. 1t had already few
minutes before adopted the modified
preparedness resolution introduced by
Delegate I.ccdy. The motion to concur
in tho Senate resolution was defeated
Delegate Reed. OF Portsmouth. re-
minded tho body that the Senate has
no particular claim TO the good Offices
Of tho House in the matter Of joint
resolutions. having so far. lie said.
ignored two joint resolutions introduced
hy himself, one declaring for modi-
fed preparedness and the other relating
10 an amendment OF the incomctaX law.
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ON BIG CREEK.

A. H. 'Sweeny WAS in the city last
Saturday and exhibited samples of the
Fdutcrop OF two Veins upon which he
and his associates recently located six
claims and covering both leads, for
5000 feet. The discoveries were made
at the head of Big Creek and the group
of claims located lies, south of and al
joining the Liston. The north vein
is four feet wide on the surface and
lis said to be solid iron, and this state
ment Yes supported by samples which
Mr.. SWeeny exhibited. The south vein
is a mixture of quartz and quartzite
and a sample shown had little seams
of galena running through. !. This vein
is eight feet wide and has been def
nitely traced for 1000 feet. Nothing
has been done towards, development
beyond tho location work but plans
are being made to begin work soon.
An option was given for 60 days 10
Seattle parties and it is probable that
q eeal on the pr )pelty will % 2ut
brought; otherwise the owners will
proceed with the development. The
,ocators and, owners are A. II. Sweeny
and.t Peter Brynoif. AZ I'D
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EMPIRE.
North Fork Company 10 Now Making
Copper Shipments.

North Fork Company 10 Now Making
Copper Shipments.
Al Page. who with A. ]. Deylln, rep
resents the control of the Empire Cop
per Mining company, was in the city
several days this week. He expressed
much satisfaction with the operation
of the new min. the results equalling
his highest expectations The ore av-
erages about per cent copper, 80
cents silver and 81 in gold. The mill
Is making a close recovery and the
smelter returns include all values in
the ore. One carload of concentrates
has been shipped and the second is
now being loaded. Two shafts have
been sunk from the lower tunnel about
100 feet deep and these are being con-
nected. Sinking Is also In progress,
the purpose being to extend the main
shaft 200 feet. There is large
amount of ore blocked out above the
tunnel level, and the work below is
showing even more satisfactory results
In amount and quality of ore. The
Empire was formerly known as the
HORSEPOWER and is located on the
Little North Fork. about five miles
from the railroad.
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HECTOR.

/ Arthur George, manager of the Hec-
tor Mining company, went to Spokane
Tuesday where he will purchase wa
ter motor of increased power The
company has plenty of water power,
.50t The present motor develops only
sufficient for one machine drill With
the new motor will also be add
ed another machine drill which will
permit drifting both east and west.
Since cutting the vein a drift has been
run over 200 feet west which crntln
ues to make most encouraging show
ing, but no commercial ore The vein,
however, ass1ss uniformly Ia both
lead and zir,, 1t is now the plan with
tie installation of the new equipment
to drift least also. The adjoining pro-
perty on the east is the Square Deal,
upon which the vein identical with the
Hector has been Exposed at consider
able depth, showing crystallized lead
and which 1t is believed will show
commercial ore when explored at the
depth of the Hector, drift. The direct
ors' Of the Hector are Arthur George,
e. II. Pattison, o. C. Maercklein. J..H.
Nordquist, Harry Ross, e. H. Conrad
and T. W. Pelham Jr. An assessment
of 1--WE minis was levied this week.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(Reported by shoshone Abstract Co.

Jessie G Tuck to Mica Creek Timber
Co deed S2NW4 lots "a section 20
SEtNE4 E2SE4 lot section. 22-45. 3 e
sl3 COO. .4t
w P Smith to Mary A Skeman deed
lot, block Murray 500. asa
King Mining Co. to 4 NJ DfGmiipnd
trustee deed mining interests Occur
dAlene and Summit lmng dists $1sf
"a Josephine Roselle to AndrewsFl Eng
strom deed S2NW4 N2sW4 1O-47-1 e
$1,000.
Robert II Pfeil sheriff to A p Hut
ton cert sale lot block 2 Rutter's
4th add Kellogg $4O5.6O. 80. g
Mrs A e Wood to c A Heating deed
lot 8 block Is Wallace 81.
Alice Dockery to Florence e Brennan
deed and srel mtg lotssST4T5 -SI14leW4
es44-2 sEs 5000 q i$fit}
Village of Mullan to C D Brock deed
sundry town lots Brooks add Mullan
1920
Alex Bittner to Albert Hpvep deed
part Iot.3 block II East Burke 81. IL
Edward H Moffitt guardian to G
Richie deed lot block 10 Ediam's add
Wallace ST..
Andrew Anderson to OdNon HouIe
deed IL interest lot liz block 2 and
water right Burke 5000.
w II Purdy to Leonard e Hanson
deed Ill interest, Ore ,Grande group
Yreka ST.
Geo M Turner to Mary F. Joslin
deed N2E2 lot 10 Ne lot II block A
west end add Mullan; ST.. : s4
Sister Ming & Mig Co to e Duff
deed lots 1911 block 4 Sisters add
wallace $125.
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Office Of the Hector Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho, July
10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board of directors of
the Hector Mining Company. Limited,
held on the 10th day of July 1916, an
assessment of five 90 mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding cap
ital stock of the corporation, payable
on or before the 18th day of August,
1916 to e. H. Pattison, treasurer,
Room 7, Postoffice building, Wallace,
Idaho. @
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 7th day
Of August, 1915, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment Is made before,
will be sold on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1915, at 200 o'clock .. m. of
said day at the office of the company,
Room T. Postoffice building, Wallace,
Idaho, to pay the delinquent ASSESS
ment thereon, together with the costs
of advertising and expenses of sale.
E. III. PATTISON,
Treasurer Hector Mining Company,
Limited Room 2, Postoffice Build
ing, Wallace, Idaho, Jy20-A17- st
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

tEN... .-.i ."- Ia tf4-
Ambersris Mining co.-spooial
meeting to be held in room 1105,
Paulsen building, Spokane, at pm.
August /, to act upon proposition to
Ambergris Mines company.
Giant Mining & Development Co..
Annual meeting to be held at 412
Sixth Street, Wallace, August 10 at 8
p. me-. r. Turk, secretary.
Liquidator Mining co.--Annual
meeting to be held in FIRST National
bank building 6: Wallace. at pm.
July 26.
Rhode Island Mining Co.--Annual
meeting to be held at Office of Dr. w.
A. Smith, White & Bender block. Wal
lace, Wednesday, July rs, at 1880 p. m.
&C. e. Clarke, secretary. IT, Et
Star Anthony co.-Special meeting
to be held July % at p. m. to con-
slider change in bylaws and any other
business that may be brought before
the meeting-J. S. Ross, secretary.
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HERMAN H. TAYLOR, Lieutenant Governor
OF STANDPOINT

Hon Herman Fl. Taylor, of Sand
point, lieutenant governor of Idaho and
republican candidate for governor, was
in the city last week and visited var
ious points in Shoshone county in the
interest of his candidacy. Although
not a frequent visitor to this county,
Mr.. Taylor is far from being a stran-
ger to the people and his trip at this
time was largely in the nature of re-
neWing acquaintance and visiting
with personal friends. That he has
strong support in Shoshone county is
forcibly indicated by the vote in the
last primary when he was seeking the
nomination for lieutenant governor.
There were four republican candidates
for the nomination and the total re-
publican vote cast in the county was
1870 OF this number Mr.. Taylor. re-
ceived S45 votes and the highest vote
received by either of his opponents
was 304 cast for Edgington. These
figures indicate that Mr.. Taylor will
have a very strong showing in the APP
preaching primary, for his record as
lieutenant governor should increase
his strength asf 80
His Official Record. -
Mr. Taylor was elected senator from.
Kootenia county in 1905. In 1912 he
was elected lieutenant governor and
in 1914 he was reelected. As presiding
officer of the senate during the last
two sessions of the legislature. he
won the esteem of all members of that
body regardless of party utilization.
Mr.. Taylor has frequently been call
ed upon to act as governor of the state
during the prolonged ahsence of Gov
ernor Alexander, and has invariably
performed the duties of the position
with dignity and ability, ana with
commendable regard to the attitude, of
= governor on questions presented
to him for action. He has refused at
all times to take advantage of the
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governor absence 10 gain political ad
vantage. ~
Mr.. Taylo9s Platform.
| The platform adopted by the repub.
lican party of Idaho meets with the
approval of Mr.. Taylor in every re-
spect and is his platform. 1t is a fact
worthy of mention, however, that be-
fore the state platform was adopted
Mr.. Taylor announced his position on
several of the more important ques-
tons and with one exception his views
We're adopted in the platform In con-
densed form Mr.. Taylor's position on
these several questions follow:
State loans: A sacred trust to be
handled on business principles: APP
praisal by state and not county officer;
continue investment in school bonds.
Lands: More rapid sale: encourage
Improvement by defering payment of
principal; low interest rate
Economy: -Economize where saving
is economy spend where spending is
economy.
Business REFORM Uniform system
of accounting; re- establish tax com
mission; systematic land department;
take game department and militia out
of politics.
Efficiency: Short ballot in counties;
impeachment of officers for misconduct
without necessity of grand jury.
With the exception of the last, all
these proposals were adopted and are
a part of the state platform.
Biographical.
Herman H. Taylor was born Deem
Der 6, 1887, at Barron, Wisconsin. He
graduated from the common school
and for two years attended Hamline
university at st. Paul. Graduated
from the university Of Wisconsin in
1900 and from the university of Wis
consin law school in 1902. In the
same year and Immediately following
his graduation Mr.. Taylor located in
Standpoint, where he is still engaged
in the practice of law. On June 20,
1904, he was married to Katherine
Parr, of Barron, Wisconsin. He has
two children. 49,. rs
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sis CEDAR STREET
Members Wallace
Stock Exchange


of their l.
we know
1T will make mine Why? Because
do
you hurry amount Of
a. INVESTIGATE property any
Write call for subscription blank A
subscriber
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Old Veteran Mining co.-Levied on
June 5, mills. payable July to L.
Brainard, secretary treasurer, Wal
laee.~ Delinquent sale August S.
Rockford Mining co.-Levied May
rs, 2mills, payable June 80 to Walter
II. Hanson, secretary. Wallace. De-
linquent sale July 81.
Royal Mining co.--Levied June 10,
mills, payable July 81 to C. M. Fos-
mark, sec'y box 512. Occur d'Alene
Idaho. delinquent sale August 81.
Samson Mining G. Development Co.
LEVIED June l, 2 mills, payable July
to r. l.. Brainard. secretary. Ward"
ner. Delinquent sale August /. Post
poned to August rs.
Silver Cliff Gold & Copper Mining
Co.-Levied June 8, 5 mills, payable
July to j. d. Young, treasurer, Null
Ian. Delinquent sale August s. Post
poned to September ..
Silver Moon Mining co.--Levied on
June 3, 5 mills, payable July 8 to Gus
Ehrenberg, secretary treasurer. Palm
erston hotel Spokane. Delinquent
sale August 3. .st a,Ei
snowstorm Extension Copper Mining
co.-Levied June 20. mills. payable
July n to Carolyn Pritchard, treas
urer 216 Wright & Calendar Bldg.
Los Angeles, Cal Delinquent sale
August 90.
Square Deal Mining q Milling co..
Levied June 3. l mill. payable July ~
to Ross Black. secretary. Occur
d'Alene, Idaho. Delinquent sale on
August 81. a S
Sunrise Mining Co.--Levied June 10.
2 mills, payable July 81 to o. c. Smith.
secretary treasurer. Wallace. Delin-
quent sale August %.
Sunset Development co.--Levied
July 3, IA mills. payable August
to William, Schierding. treasurer. sos
Jameson block, Spokane. Delinquent
sale August 26. - -
Tarbox Mining co.--Levied June 81,
8 mills, payable July rs to Richard
Daxon, treasurer, Wallace. DeIn-
quent sale August H. p a,
Tiberius Mining Co.--Levied May 20,
mill, payable to the secretary Of the
company, COS Cedar street, Wallace.
or at the branch office of the COM
pany, 709 Peyton block. Spokane. De-
linquent sale August / at Wallace
Torino Mining Co.-Levied June 8,
l MILL payable July Is to ]. F. WHEEL
an, secretary, Wallace Delinquent
sale august II. .-. - '"'
Wallace Mining, Milling q Realty
Co.-Leyied May 20, ~ mills, pay
able June 49, to George G. Evans, box
1888, Wallace. Delinquent sale July
30, ... .- ..... a..
Washington Mining co.--Leyied on
May %, 2 mills, payable June 20 to- C.
"a. Dettfnan.! secretary treasurer.
Burke Delinquent sale July 2S.
]
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-07-20
THE AETNA.

r. w. Gistrap and w, H. Garfield,
of Bluestem, Washington, both heavy
owners in the Aetna Mining company,
made an inspection of the property
this week, accompanied by O. W. Lew
is, secretary of the company. The
Aetna is located short distance above
Burke in a mineral section of proven
merit The property ;is traversed by a
strong and we'll defined lead and a
crosscut is being run to cut this at
depth. The erosseut. will have to be
driven approximately 700 feet and is
now In about 40 feet.
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Office of the Imperial Mining Com
pany, Limited, Wallace, Idaho. June
%, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that there Is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of an assess
ment of five go mills per share lev
led on the 18th day of May, 1916, the
several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows. to-wit:
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OLD VETERAN
Showing In Drift Steadily Improves
As II Advances East.


Since cutting the Old Veteran vein
the drift has ben extended about thirty
feet east The vein filing. continues
to be of the most favorable character
and the management as well as other
stockholders who have recently visited
the property are almost as enthusiastic
as~they would be if they had an ore
shoot, so confident are they that they
will get one before going much further.
The Old Veteran is being developed by
hand work, four men being employed.
Manager Farrell expects to make bet
ter than so feet this month, which Is
regarded as a good record with his
small cree and considering the char
acter of the ground. ...
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What has become of the silent John
Lind who used to extol Carranza and
Villa to the skies? Possibly under the
bed somewhere. Los Angeles Times.
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Notice of Postponement.

Notice is hereby given that by order
and resolution of the board Of direct
ors, the sale of stock delinquent and
listed in the above notice has been
postponed from the 18th day of July,
1916, to the 18th day of August, 1916,
at the same hour and place above de-
scribed 49,,
4. HOMER G. BROWN,
Secretary Treasurer of the . Imperial
=. Mining Company Limited; TO Ho-
tel Street, Wallace, Idaho.
sTx,0n. Am ~
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And IN accordance With law so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
18th day of July, 1916, at the Office of
the company ITO Hotel street, Wal
lace, Idaho, at 1880 D. m, of said day
to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs of
advertising and expenses of sale.
HOMER G. BROWN,
Secretary Treasurer of the Imperial
Mining Company, Limited; 10 Ho-
tel Street, Wallace, Idaho.
Je22 -Jy6- 3t
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John NJ. Parker still calls eloquent
ly from the burning deck of the good
ship bull moose. but 1t isn't the mas
ters voice. Springfield Republican.
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PAVING INJUNCTION
CONTINUED from Page ID

CONTINUED from Page u
If one may judge by the sample ex-
,hihited, the most inferior paving. His
efforts failed. the council accepting
the bid of the Oregon company by a
unanimous vote. Since then Mayor
Mowery has cooperated with Day,
Walker and others, to whom he owes
his election, in their efforts to pre-
vent paving the streets.
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In the meantime 1t is suggested
that those accommodating citizens
who have so kindly allowed their
names to be- used in bringing this ac-
ton had better see that Ramsey
Walkers guarantee covers all liability
for damages. growing out of suits that
may be instituted against them by
the city and the contracting COM
pany. Certainly when the court dis
misses the injunction. as Is confident
ly expected, the bond of $4,000 will be
found far short Of covering the actual
damages and somebody will be called
upon to make good.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-07-20

Cholera is spread in the same man
ner as typhoid fever.
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Scarlet fever kills over 10000 Am
orleans each year
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS,
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a. Mining and Development ..dI
Companies of the Occur d'Alenes

Assessments Levied Meetings Called Delinquent
Companies of Special Interest o All Stockholders.
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When Judge Woods dismissed the
injunction Herman J. Rossi,, one of
the applicants. refused to be party
to the appeal. 1t is now learned up
on good authority that Oscar Nord-
quist, who is absent from the city
most of the time, was not consulted
when his name was used in applying
for the injunction and is in fact in
favor of awarding the contract to the
Oregon company. Mr.. Nordquist was
opposed to awarding the contract to
the Warren Construction company
and consented to the use of his name
in the action brought to restrain the
council from awarding the contract to
that company, but It appears that he
is not in sympathy with the present
proceedings and desires to see the
oregon company proceed with the
work. -r .~i .tt.' ~
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PHONE 20
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