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ALTERATIONS IN THE
FISH AND GAME LAWS

Copies of Coiorado's fishing and
game regulations. including the
changes in them made by the last
legislature. have been received al
the office of the county clerk where
they may be inspected by those who
desire to see them.
There will be no open season on
beaver. elk. deer. mountain sheep an
telope. wild turkey. quail and pleas
ant during 1917.
Open season on prairie chicken
mountain and willow grouse will ex
tend from Sept. Is TO Oct. 1.
Open season on doves is from Aug
Is TO Sept. 1. Hunting season fol-
curlew and yellow snipe is from Sept
l6 to Dec. 81 Open season for duck
grouse brant. crane. swan, piover
marsh. wading and water fowl. and
shore birds Is from Sept l6 to Dec
81.
Trouting season in running streams
viii open May 25 and close Oct 81
Fishing in lakes under 1900 feet al
titude will be permissible from MAJ
! to Oct. 81. in lakes above 7.s6G
feet altitude from June Is to Oct. 81
Season for other fish. including
bass. catfish. perch. sunfish and wall
eyed pike will be FROM May 81 to
Oct. 81.
There are important changes Ia
bag limits for fish and game this
year. No hunter can legally Kill
more than 10 prairie chicken or
mountain or willow grouse In the
aggregate in one day. nor can he
legally have more than Is in his pos
session at one time,
No hunter can legally kill more
than 20 ducks. geese. brant. cranes
swans. curlew. yellow snipe anc
doves in the aggregate in one day
nor Is he allowed to have more than
IS OF these kinds OF birds or fowl In
his possession at one time.
No fisherman can legally take more
than Is pounds of fish protected by
law in one day nor can he have more
than 20 pounds of the hsh in his
possession at one time.
Every person except women and
children under ls-years OF age must
have license TO hunt or hsh and the
license must be in the actual posses
'ion OF the person hunting or fsh
ing while he Is in the field.
The state will sell residents com
bination hunting and fishing licenses
for tl.oo. non-residcnts' combination
licenses for $500. and non-residents'
bird-hunting licenses for $500.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF.s SALE.

NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.
State of Colorado.
County of Fremont.
ANNIE, L !. Il. s IS~b 2Ss.Eiet Court.
-'i e Piaintin.
ngszASFHH Mxf4EH wAbrEE, xAb EAs sAns. 4
ALBERT WALTER, Deceas-
Under and by virtue OF a decree and
Court in and for the County OF Free
mont, State of Colorado. on the 10th
decreed that there is due the abovc
named plaintir. upon certain promise
g1on S1ry note 3Ss secured by mgrtgass deed
scribed. the sum of sss7.00 and in and
by virtue OF said decree and order OF
said sale. i. William II. Newcomb, Sher-.
III OF said Fremont County. Colorado. am
authorized. empowered and directed to
hereinafter described. at public auc-
tion. after giving notice of the time
the course and practice of law relating
to sale of real property under eXecu-
9n nor she 9cs OF % rssali1dng s dn me me
piaIntiff above named. with interest.
costs. disbursements and commissions
NOW. THEREFORE,. Under ard by
virtue of said decree and order of fore
BY given that /. William H. Newcomb.
Sheriff of Fremont County, Colorado
will ON Saturday. the 5th day of May,
A D. 1917. at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. at the
in the City of Canon City. County Of
Fremont and State of Colorado. sell
and dispose of. AT public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand. the following described prop
erty. situate, lying and being in the
County of Fremont. State OF Colorado.
to-wit:
Commencing at a point where the
easterly line of Eighth Street in Har-
rison. Rockafellow and Macou's Addi-
tion to Canon City. IL extended south
erly. would intersect the northerly line
of Block Nine 90 in said addition !.
thence easterly along the north line OF
said Block Nine t9D. sixfy-four ts4b
feet: thence southeriy. parallel with
drsd twenty ayy,,e W,,b ea Wst.r ,henee a,ses
in said Addition. si~ty-four tsfD
feet: thence northerly one hun
dred twenty glse) feet. to the
place of beginning. or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the here
iuabove mentioned Indebtedness with
annum from the 10th day of April. A.
u. 1917, to the date of sale, the costs.
expenses and commissions of said
sale: at which time a certificate OF
purchase will issue 20 the purchaser
or purchasers OF said property at said
sale.
WILLIAM II. NEWCoMB.
Sheriff of Fremont County, Colorado.
First Pub. April IL 1915.
Last Pub. May 3. 1917
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NOTICE OF BIENNIAL ELECTION
OF SCHOOL DISTRICT ONE.

Notice is hereby given that the bi-
ennial election OF the legal voters of
school district No. One. in the county
of Fremont. state of Colorado will
be held in the office of the County
superintendent of Schools at the
county court house on Monday. the
seventh day of May. 1917. for the
purpose of eiecting one member of the
board of education as provided by law
The ballot boxes will be cSened At
O'Clock a. m. and close at p. a.
of said day.
April ). 1917.
ANNA II. BURGESS.
Secretary of the Board of Education.
School District One. County of
Fremont.
First Pub. April 5
Last Pub, May }.
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PARK CENTER

Two convicts made . getaway from
Billy Williams while loading hay ri
the ranch formerly owned by Dr.
Vawter on the Cripple Creek road on
Monday. shortly after noon. Emanuel
Perkins came along shortly after
ward and was told OF the occurrence
he in turn informed Henry Spoerhase
and they in company with George
Green and Tom Houle. took up the
trail OF the men and finally overlook
them at the foot OF Cooper Mountain,
and at the point of guns marched
them back to the Houle ranch on
Mile where they turned them over
to guards from the penitentiary.
6Fhere was a hundred dollars reward
which the boys wfl divide equally.
E. W. Arlen of Lincoln Park was
business visitor on the Park Tues.
day.
Dr. Caldwell and family were visit
1prs at the home of Mrs L. F. Hon
man Monday afternoon.
W. A. Taylor of East Canon was
business visitor on the Park Mon,
day.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian
church met with Mrs. W. A. Duty
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
c. J. Fredrickson and son. Arthur
were on the Park the first OF the week
looking after some property in which
they are interested.
Miss Tiliie Brown and Mrs.
Wright of Lincoln Park were the
guests of Miss Isabel Brown Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Morrison OF corydon
Iowa, has returned TO aer home after
several days ON the Park While
here she transferred her ranch to
Iowa parties for property in tha,
gate.
Mr.. Peck with his family. Of Iowa
mas leased the McClanahan ranch for
the year.
Henry spoerhase made a trip over
to the Six Mile country on Monday
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DOWN FROM CRIPPLE
CREEK THIS MORNING

MIR. aud Mrs H. d. George of
Cripple Greek came down on the
auto stage this morning to spend Sun
day with friends. Mr.. George. who
was at one time an instructor in the
Canon City high school. and. later.
secretary of the chamber of COM
merce. here. has been employed in
clerical capacity at the Carlton
bank at Cripple Greek since since
December. 1915. The present is the
FIRST visit he has made to Canon City
in nearly year. J. N Simmons.
vice president OF the Bank Of Victor.
was also passenger TO Canon City
on the auto stage from the district
this morning.
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How's Thisr

We ofIes One hunGred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catnrrh Cure.
p. ,. CHENEY . CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known 2. J.
him perfectly honorable In all business
Transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by his nrm.
Toledo. c.
Iairs catarTh Cure IL taken internally.
cous surfaces OF the system. TESTIMONIALS
sent tree. Price % cents per bottle. Sold
NJ all DrugGtata-
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oARiBALoI TO JOIN
ARMIES or AMERICA

Rome. via Paris. April 30.--Peppi-
no Garibaldi. grandson Of the Italian
patriot. who was chief OF stan to the
late President Madero Of Mexico,
then commander of Italian volun.
teers In the Argonne and now q
colonel at the Italian front. made a
special visit to offer their services to
the United States. The Garibaidis
said that they believed their war ex-
perience was more useful TO Ameri'
CO than here. They were received BY
Thomas Nelson Page. the American
Ambassador. and they asked him 10
convey their offer to washington.
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CUT This OUTFIT IS WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
siip. enclose with &c and mail II to
Foley 4 Co. 1856 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. H.. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return = trial package containing
FOley's Honey and Tar Compound,
! for bronchial and Ia grippe coughs;
Foley Kidney Pills. for lame back,
weak Kidneys, rheumatism. bladder
troubles and Foley cathartic Tablets.
wholesome and thoroughly cleans.
Ing cathAEtic. for conitipation. billces,
unnn, headnoho and blngoinh hoWolg.
obl1 DvsEyVhero. -A1v.
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tnow cftyl of Canon City according TO
thereof as may be necessary to pay
and discharge the nereinabove mem
toned indebtedness. with interest
thereon at per cent per annum from
the 10Th day of April, a ID. 1917. to
the date OF sale, the costs. expenses
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
Iith day of April. a Il. 1917.
WILLIAM II. NEwCOMB,
Sheriff of Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. ApriI IL, 1917.
Last Pub. May .. 1917.
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SAYS FRUIT ls NOT BADLY HURT

Jesse H. Dorndorff. manager OF Cap
tain RockafellOwss Ffuitmere farm,
made a thoro examination Of the ap
Pile blossoms In various parts of the
orchard there today and is Of the opin
ion that the crop was not seriously
injured by the freeze Of Sunday
night MT. Dorndorff says that while
some OF the buds were damaged
by the frost there are plenty OF un
injured ones left to make q good
crop. Reports from some sections ol
the community are to the effect that
the apple blossoms suffered very lit
tie from the cold Sunday night. II
other places tho cherry blossoms ap
pear to be unin3nFcd.
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Or. AND MAS oREMDoRFF EnrER
TAIN

Friday night. pr. and Mrs. Otis
orendorff entertained about forty
friends 1t dinner and cards. After a
Ane dinner. served a llttle tables. the
guests played nvs hundrsd until ton
O'Clock. The rest Of The eveninU was
npsnt listening 70 hosne Gep1 nuuie.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s sALE

NO1tCE OF SHERiFt-> SALE
STATE OF COLORADO }
County Of Fremont
No. 3sc1l
@EsF yg4 st he Il Plszi R.izie NsmiPisi5s 81 si:sS
M ~ Fiain,ia.
J. A BoysEx AND CHARLES
r. COOK,
order or sale entered by the District
Court Ia and for the County of Fre-
sy or rS Isis wseren gs shs Il Is
deeroed that there IL due the above
named piaintiff. upon & certain promis--
sa. S0s she 's sum Of sosssher with
sss n ,Ss s sss sD ana n x
sale. ], wiiiiam il. Newsome. sheriff
authorized. empowered and directed to
expose for sale that certain property.
lion. after giving notice Of the time
the course and praetice Of law rela,inr
amounts DS % SO enc dessseS is TO be due the plain
alsbsrsemsnss s aDSsS % ana commissions com % Of % SAID
sale,
NOW. THEREroRE. Under and by
icreciosure and sale. public notice Is
comb. sSerifr OF Fremont County. Colo
RADIO. will ON Saturday. the sth day of
May. A. -, 1911. at the hour OF ten
the front door of the County Court
House In the City OF Canon CitN.
rndo. sell and dispose Of At public auc-
tion to tho htEhcnt and beat bidder for
cN1h IN hand. the following deccrterd
lSS coSasy OK fie@sns. State q Colo
RADIO to-Wtt.
mesa sS 1sis;s-.sss:a issS "a ss., u sAs 'sors
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Washington. d. c.. April se.--The
best methods to follow and the best
crops to grow In order to make u
small area like back gard produce
the maximum amount Of food for the
family are discussed In . new publ.
cation Of the U 8. Department OF
Agriculture. FAruers' Bullstin sia.
~ Small Vegetable Garden. In ~
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First publication. April ~. 1917.
Last publication. May }. 1917.
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Limewater IL alro satisfactory for
preserving egEs and is slightly less ex
pensive than water glass. A solution
10 made BY placing two or three
pounds OF unslacked lime in 1--WE gal
ions Of water. which has been boiled
and allowed to cool. and allowing the
mixture To stand until the lime settles
and the liquid is clear. The eggs
should be placed in clean earthen-
ware Jar or other suitable vessel and
covered 10 depth OF two inches with
the liquid. Remove the eggs an de-
sired. rinse In clean. cold water. and
use immediately.
The evening world., 1917-08-13
1000 LONGSHOREMEN HOLD
OUT DESPITE AGREEMENT
Business Agent, However, Declares
They VIII Return to Work
Before Day Ends.

About 1000 Of tho bad boys" ms
they are designated by union leaders
Kicked up their heels again to-day at
tho Southern Pacific Line. Pier 40.
The boys" who turned down $1,000
yesterday at the rate OF 10 cents an
hour each. stood across from tho pier
all forenoon and laughed at the union
leaders and business men who had
made an agreement calling for higher
wages and time and half for all over
time. II was rumored the I. w. W.
had something to do with their stub
bornness. and the resumption OF normal
conditions at the Mallory and other
lines gave some force TO this argument.
But the men denied that the |. w. w.
was in any way connected with their
refusal TO work,
Il think youll find the boys back at
work before the day Is over" said Bus
iness Agent Walsh. There's some DIR
hculty to be straightened out among
them. and It will be Strengthened out
in conference"
In the meantime tho Southern Paclhc
piers have been blocked by the refusal
OF men to work for wages that mean
from $40 to $50 a week. including over.
time payment.
The evening world., 1917-08-13
BELGIAN WHO ESCAPED
MISS CAVEL S FATE HERE
Castor de Leyll, Noted Lawyer,
Comes to Tell Of PmsSian
Laws in His Country.

Aboard a transathntic liner reaching
an American port to-day was CASTOR de
Loval. who was. prior TO the war. one
Of the leading attorneys Of Belgium.
Ilo has come to the United states to
address the American bar Association
In convention at Saratoga. ON Sept. 9
on "Prusslan Law In Belgium"
Mr.. De Leval was one OF tho chief
Belgian aides of Herbert Hoover and
United States Minister Brand whitlock
In tho distribution Of relief 10 tho Bel
gian people. But he got into troublc
with tho Prussian authorities becaus,
he tried to save Edith Cavel. the Eng
lish nurse. from execution. It Is his
opinion that he. too. would have beer
shot had some II the warlords OF Prus
sla had their way, but Mr.. whitloct
appealed IN his behalf 10 diplomatic au
thority and he was permitted To 20 &
London, where he has since resided.
| Ever since the herman Government
took charge OF Belgium the country hai
been deluged with German laws. NJ
de Leval says some OF these imposed
laws are good. Most OF them are bad
and unjust, he says. and II Is his pur.
pose to enlighten the lawyers Of IN,
United States on Prussian legal meth
DDS in a conquered country.
The evening world., 1917-08-13
POSLAM PROVES
PACIFYING BALM
TO ITCHY SKIN

Try Poslam for an Oad case Of
Eczema, particularly when nothing
else seems to help and the itching is
almost intOlerable.
Poslam is so active, stops itching
so quickly, that it does away with
much uncertainty.
} This dtrectReSS-thls getting right
at the troubles n quality exclusive
In Poslam. Poslam possesses h-aling
energy in such concentrated form that
one ounce of Posiam is worth a pound
of ointments less efficient. Use II to
drive away any eruptional disturb
ance of the skin.
Sold everywhere. For FREE SAM
PIE write to Emergency Lahora-
tories 2l3-h West A7th ST.. New York.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
fresher, brighter by the daily use OF
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam.
N-Advt.
The evening world., 1917-08-13

TT takes a lot OF brass in the baEd
1 TO Jazz. and II will take lots TO
dance It, but It will take more brass
to sing II. Hello. Pals" Is the
friendly title OF the singing dance 20
be introduced this season by the Jazz
pers, but the singing will be deliber-
ately unfriendly. The cabaret Caru-
sos with unmusical tonsils and colora-
tura 1denoids will infiict themselves
on New York and the country at
large, for when our dancing dolls and
tired business voices try to find the
ranges their lower register won't.
and their top notes will all be wild
pitches. Uptown hatboys and walters
will join In the chorus, and, as birds
OF prey have no song, they should
help lot. Between the jazz feet and
the jazz voices, It will be worse than
the old hoof-and-mouth disease.
New York is the terpslchoroan
melting pot" remarked Mr.. Wilson
yesterday. as he signed "Cries OF AIl-
thor" at the end of his latest novelty,
THE Ramble, War Dance"
Dancing is a finished art that is
never finished" he went on. "and is
created not by the dancing instructors
but by the people, under the inspiring
influence OF garlshly gilded cafes. daz-
The evening world., 1917-08-13

cling lights and Misunderstanding Int
ing melody, which makes the heart
beat two-fOur time with "A tantalizing
tempo"
yYTHAT Mona Lisa was to Leo
Wv nardo, so the dance Is TO the
Broadway tango hounds. laboring un-
der spontaneous creative impulse.
And standardizinE the dance Is trea-
son. Standardization limits the scope
Of the artist and leads only to the
beauty OF fiivvers.
The new ramble Is a one-step-foN-
trot-waltz-all in one-and will include
the right-face, left-face turns OF the
military drill. Home guarders should
be adept In this step. and when the
rambling begins their feet will move
ike the chase picture in a slx-reeler.
The tango Is to be revived. The
lOlS model tango will be simplifed
into a self-startinR step. Tho old
complicated recipe bouquet OF Castle
pinch OF Maurice, scramble OF legs
and call the police" will be, censored
COLUMBUS discovered America
~ and Irving Berlin discovered
Hawaii and now far Eastward the
course Of dancing takes It's way &c
China. The Chinese Toddle will dis
place the Ukelele workers, and IT,
back to the pineapple plantations foi
the birds Of paradseS Hop-eaters will
stop revolutlng in IN ex-Emplre, ant
revolutionize Broadway: the soft un
dulating strains OF Honolulu will b,
drowned out by tho chopstlck JAZZ
which. when chopped to the accom-
paniment Of honking. unmuffleC
Long Acre taxis, will approach Jazz
mania at Its worst: You said an ear
| full
The evening world., 1917-08-13
NOTABLE NAMES
INPLATTSDURG'S
COMMISSION LIST
Among 'hs Nra Maiun At
Delaney X Iay ani
Clafcu,t . lhncslock

trATTtut Uu Aus a. rhs msu
- ths offI.srs TtsIuins camp have
hsd thsif hfsi .laafs 80 real fsiasa
uon in more tnah .usiy aays Aoa
- then took sf,autass - a. and
sariy rissrs vsfs rsniB. Res e
i.Atas of TIE sss fork rsrimsnL snd
Rev. ~ - uafaaiei ~ che NeS
Enriand regiment addressed the men
a. the \ N g. A yesterday morn -
iuH. Both clefrymsu havs Jusi been
made captains
AmunE tho thousa nis 81 names ~
men commissioner ir he omosfs' ite-
serve Corps anl 'he National Army
the latter men whose aEc prevented
them from tak.ug rank in the Re-
serve Corps fnr which they showed
. the proper qualifications are hun
droda familiar a. NoW Workers
/ Among the majors are Delaney X
Jay % wostbury /. H. Clarcncs
Fahnestock. one Of the wealthicsi
( young men In New York. with coun-
Try estate at uarrisons. bradley Mar
tin and John u Hrandreth.
In the ilst ~ captains are W Earl
Dodge. Robert Gordon Mckay. Charles
NJ. Hui jr. iilsnton Barrett, for a
number " years reporter for The
Evening World. ana other New York
newspapers. G. Russell Auchlncloss,
Lucian S. Brecklnridge. former As
sistant District Attorney. Snowden A
Fahnestock. "a brother Of the major;
Phillip o. Mills and James A. Roose-
welt. all In tho infantry.
Among the cavalry and ARTILLERY
captains are G G. Rumsey. OF tn,
hcndowbrook Hunt. Walter y. on
lam. Elliot C. Bacon. Anderson Dana
n grandson Of Charles A. Dana, anc
II. y. Duell.
Robert !. Aitken. the sculptor. In {
captain In the National Army, AZ arr
a. q. Thacher. william r. white
house. Joseph A. llolAhan. James q
Bernhard and Beverly w. Robinson.
Among the first lleutenants ar,
James NJ. Loughborough, formerly o
Tho Evening World stan and tn
Metro Film concern; Homer ~
Gaudens, son OF tho sculptor, ant
Henry Ives Cobb jr,
The role OF second lieutenants in
cludes: Murray Townsend Quigs
Walter F. Livingston jr.. OF Brook
lyn: stephen c. Markor. Nelson Poe
OF tho famous Princeton family
Marshall G. Lefferts jr., Pierfr'
Mallet Wright Cramer. tho actor ant
The evening world., 1917-08-13

NTEw WORKERS. who have al
IN ready suffered from jazz
music" merely got jazzrazzitis in the
incipient stage. Now the crazy
cadenza has become virulent and the
cacophonous notes are TO be inter-
preted into a Jazz step by special
Ists with caulinower ear-drums. The
jazz tone-poem, which sounds like
a boilor-works symphony. VIII not
only ind expression IN the dance
(cries OF holp!), but they will sing It
while they dance.
II this keeps on we may expect
jazz soup spoons, jazz car wheels.
jaszoline engines with syncopated
explosions. The new jazz step IL In
fox trot time, and to dance It you
slide your feet like a trombone, fore
and aft, port and starboard, and the
one who makes the most noise with
his tens-and-a-half twins the cut
glass dish. The appropriate tune for
IL would be Broken Arches Falling
Down, My Fair Lady"
BY a process OF elimination the
jazziest band on Broadway has been
engaged for the dance convention
They will execute (execute is right
the musical drumfire. and after dill
gent rehearsing feel able to slide
through the programme without
striking a true note.
The evening world., 1917-08-13
FIVE CHILDREN PERISH
ma BUk6ilOW Hllt


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ffnm .HHuf Joe toe suatss
IaH 80 sIfH HfT HatIss go ssasrsf
isaa fsr .Hta tHs fHan aoi spl.a b.
nafB N.aasIIs sftsa. aff fHs isais
.huHrrH IFrf.s fsfltf Narf tsn lahn
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iaiinF them f..B. i.ei be- tali thsm O..
iuu.p from 600 siHI.a 90 iampui
ffsI t8 .ai.H Ihsu. bel ths sn.F ans b.
flllas sas fUs itaaatls SRI sta sat.
msnts anams The others turned haas
g. tus staircase. plunged 90 ths frst
floor. vhirh rHs mass ~ fanss a.
shsn usishbas 80 them su vsrs
badly burned thcl died ou me say ts
the Ions Hranrh H1spifal
THE too mothers api thsir infanis
anA Nan ltousslis usfs treated To-
burns and spfaius and are snpectsd ~
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