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Evening star., 1918-11-24
+ Gould Not save Much.

chance to recruit the depleted ranks Of
WashingtonF public school staff. .
Evening star., 1918-11-24

We never place anything on our.
shelves unless we are absolutely
sure about the QUALITY.
1t makes no difference about
the price if the article is not a
standard and first quality,
That's the way with everything
you buy of PEOPLES" and any
time you are not satisfied make
your complaint to US. We right
all wrongs.
Evening star., 1918-11-24
In Use for IS Years

Take BABEk at the Hrst symplolns oI
cold or Ia grippe. Contains no quinine,
arsenic or habit-forming ingredients.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
NOT AN ISOLATED CASE.

Many similar cases in Paw Paw
and vicinity. This Paw Paw woman's
story given here is not an isolated
case by any means; week after week,
year after year, our neighbors are
telling similar good news.
Mrs. C. J. Libbe, N. Gremps ST.,
Paw Paw, says: Doan's Kidney
Pills have helped me and l gladly
recommend them My kidneys were
out of order and / had soreness and
dull aching across my back. | felt
dull and languid My Kidneys acted
;rregularily. Doan's Kidney Pills
procured from Longwel Bros. Drug
store, relieved me Of the trouble and
helped me in every way"
Price go cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--gct
Deans Kidney Pills-the same tina,
Mira. Libby had. Foster-Milburr Co
Props. Buffalo, N. Y
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
BBCIgI1ATJON NOTICE
no THE ELECTORS OF THE
VILLAGE OF PAW PAW
VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN

Notice IL hereby given that tie
Board Of Registxation Of the Village
Of Paw Paw, nicAigan, VII b hsld
at the Clerks e6les, 216 =. Main st..
In said Village Of Paw Paw On 0atur-
day the 9th. day Of March. A. d. 1913.
for the purpose Of registering the
names Of all pezsons properly quail.
fied a. electors and who may apply
for that purpose.
Said Board Of Registration will be
in session on the day and at the place
aforesaid from the hour Of 900
o'clock A. N. until the hour Of 500
o'clock p. n.
Notice is further given that at said
time and place all women who possess
the qualifications Of male electors
who have property assessed for tax
alton in said village of Paw Paw-the
qualifications of women electors being
moro fully set forth in Act No. FOG
Of the Public Acts of the State of
Michigan for the year 1909-may per-
sonally apply for registration.
Dated, the goth, day Of February,
A. d. 1918.
Harold d. Spicer
4t2. Village Clerk.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Max Benton is doing a Job OF
plumbing in the village of Lawrence
The Friday club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Byron
Soule.
Lewis Labadie is taking treatment
at the hospital in Grand Rapids for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Cross and
daughter Audrey are the guests of
Lawrence relatives this week.
Attorney Glenn Warner and County
clerk Royal Decker spent several DAYS
IN Chicago the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. A. 0. Duncombe went to Ben
ton Harbor or Wednesday where she
will be the guest of her daughter Mrs.
Dan Riley for several days.
The regular meeting of the w. r.
=. will be held at the home of Mrs
Freda Grashorn at 423 Oak street on
Saturday afternoon, February 23rd.
benton HarbOr suffered a disastr-
Gus fire last Monday afternoon. An
entire block on Pipestone street burn
ed to the ground, and the loss will
total over half million dollars. The
city fire department was unable to
cope with the situation and aid was
rushed to the city from st. Joseph
and Dowagiac.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
CLASSIFIED
yiVe ines or icts 2ac ~ Ossr thas
amour. 81 lcr lrle extra.

WANTED-Improved Farms to sell
or exchange for good Chicago in
come property. Give US full par
ticulars. Tell US what you have and
what you want. Have waiting list
3t4* Coolidge
II w. Western Ave. Chicago, Ill.
FOR SALE-Fine 80 acre general
purpose farm. Heirship property.
Bargain for man who wants first class
farm ltf.
ENQUIRE at The True Northerner Office
FOR SALE-Twenty-t fine White
Orpington Hens and Pullets and
two ROSTERS. VIII take market
price, % cents per pound for them.
Phone 243 F.. 8 II. c.. Merchant
3tf. Route 5, Paw Paw Mich
FOR SALE-Two Fine Brood Sows.
A. Wotschka
21S Route I, Paw Paw, Mich,
FOR RENT-42 acres of good farm
ing land, just south of the Fruit
Belt Station, Paw Paw. Good. house
and barn. Cash rent.
o. Z. Smith
<t3. Paw Paw. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
CARD OF THANKS

We would express through the
columns of The True Northerner our
sincere and heartfelt thanks to all the
neighbors and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy during the illness
of our beloved mother and at the
time of her death. We appreciate il
all.
Mrs. c. H. Prior
c.. Z. Allen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

Sarah M. Barton to Orlin l. Coble,
Poi. Blk. ~. Decatur--$1.00
Or'In I. Gobfe e. w. to Sarah "
Barton, Pei. Blk. 20, Decatur 81 20
Eo. G. Hawley & w. to Frank Con
ncr x w. Pei. Blk. 70, Paw Paw 81
Mary M. Shaw & II. to Elmer s.
Stringham, Pei. Blk. Is, Syndicate
Park, South Haven-$1.00
John c. Harrison ct al. to Lewis
Labadie ct al. Pei. 53% acres, Paw
Paw--$1. 100
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
Brses csni.ss = ea e - -

OxU00 NUuAA - % - - 49,
Mn, Merritt departed Saturday
for . visit with her daughter n Jack-
20. She vas accompanied - FAR -
Kalamazoo by her daughter Mn.
Frank Miller.
Mr.. and Nn. John Mutchler 10
turned homo from Chicago last Fri
day where Mr.. Autehler spent .
couple Of days in search Of coal. He
succeeded In getting two cars loads
which will help Paw Pawites out
considerably.
This issue Of The True Northerner
contains q Notice Of Election for a
public library in the village of Paw
Paw. Readers of The True Norther-
ner are already advised on the
Library question. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mrs. f. II. Harvey will
donate the magnificent library of the
late Mr.. Harvey and also her services
as librarian. Through the efforts Of
some of the enterprising citizens of
the village, Andrew Carnegie will
furnish money to erect the building.
One Of our big hearted philanAhropic
Paw Paw ladies will buy the cite. So
there remains very little for Paw
Paw TO do to secure a fine public
library, except to proceed according
to law and get started. Such an in
stitution will be an ornament to the
village and of inestimable value from
a literary and intellectual standpoint
for generations to come. There can
be no argument against the propos-
ition, which should and undoubtedly
will receive the unanimous support of
the citizens of this village at the
election on Manday, March 18th.
The True Northerner will have more
to say ament the plans for this public
benefaction, and the generosity of its
promoters next week.
Grandma Gibbs of the Red Cross"
will soon be staged by some of our
best home talent artists, under the
and direction of Rev. c.
H. Heaton. The play is one of the
patriotic productions and deals
with the present times. The first
scene opens at the country home of
Grandma Gibbs with "Off to War.
The second scene takes place some
three months later at the city home
Of the Wellingtons, and year from
that time hospital scene on the new
England Coast and Grandma in search
Of her sick soldier boy. The last
scene takes place two months later
when all are gathered to spend a
Merry Christmas with Grandma. The
taste takes twenty characters, besides
country folks, city folks and soldiers.
There is a vein of humor and pathos
unning throughout the play that
makes it one Of the strongest ones,
low being played by both profession
Il and amateur actors. Of course
<rtie, Loretta and Jennie the little
IRE rch maids, ali have their soldier
overs. Rev. Heaton understands the
'rt of reading and play acting to the
'ullest extent, having made study /
If the same before entering the !
ministry. Under the management |
with the strong caste of |
characters taking part, Paw Paw will
De sure to see one Of the best amateur
plays ever given in Paw Paw. Watch
'or date and get your tickets early.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

TIE .szt nesting II Psv rsv
Encampmsnt No. - L o. o. ?. wil
b next Wednesday evening. February
eth. There will be . class Of can
didatss to vote on and other matters
Of importance that needs attention.
and thore should be good attendance
Hiram Corwin Of Keller township
has passed away. His homo was just
east Of the village Of Keller, where
he had resided for the past twelve
years. He was seventy-one years Of
age and well known throughout Van
Buren, county. His wife died just one
year prior to his passing.
Mrs. Ned Cook Of Hartford, Michi-
gan announces the marriage Of her
aunt, Mrs. Nellie Raleigh Of Paw Paw
to Luther v. Moulton of Grand
Rapids. The ceremony was perform
ed at $50 p. N. on February 18th.
at the home of the groom in Grand
Rapids. The announcement will come
as q complete surprise to Mrs. Ra-
leigh's host Of Paw Paw friends, who
will unite in best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS for the happy couple.
The True Northerner joins in felici-
tations.
A. N. Devall suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis in his right arm
some time ago, which has in
capacitated him for further work at
his trade as blacksmith. He will dis
pose of his shop and tools and move
to Kalamazoo where he has secured
a position as Waterman in one Of the
big paper mills. He has two sons
employed in the mill where he will
work. Mr.. and Mrs. DeVall have
hosts Of friends in Paw Paw who will
miss them, but will wish them we'll
in the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone Beattie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Adams return
ed from Chicago the first of the week
While there the sheriff and Prose
cutor accepted an invitation to be
present and witness the hanging of
two men who had been convicted of
1t was rather gruesome
experience for those who have always
resided in state where capital yun-
ishment is not permitted, and one
which the boys probably would not
care to repeat. They were given
front seats close to the trap, and
every detailo of the hanging. !
About twelve weeks ago, Division
No. z of the Waverly Unit of the Red
ross in the east part of the town.
ship of Waverly was organized. It
S small unit but the ladies are en- 4
husiastic and have manifested an
Increasing interest in the work. Up
o last Saturday, the chairman Of this
init, Mrs. Austin, has sent in to head
quarters at Paw Paw the following
inished articles One muffler, ten
weaters, ten pairs of socks, eleven
'air of wristlets, one helmet, and
wenty-four hospital shirts. The
Members meet at the homes of the
aides every Thursday. They enjoy
pleasant social intecourse, and do
heir "Bit" for the boys at the front.
If YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22
SALESMEN-
INCREASE YOUR CASH INCOME:

OtLEnybxLlN-y
INCREASE YOUR CASH INCOME:.
BY looking out for piano, player piano
and photograph prospects, when you
are canvassing for your regular lines;
you need merely give possible pur-
chasers' names to US; our statesmen
will make the sales and you will re-
ceive liberal cash commission ON
all sales made to persons whose names
you give US; possibly you know Of
some person, friend or acquaintance
who is thinking of buying either q
piano, player-piano or photograph IN
the near future; get in touch with US
now; we will make it worth your
while; We sell on payments.
Address Lock Box B.
Paw Paw, Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

If YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY SEE KENYON AND
SHEPARD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY SEE KENYON AND
SHEPARD.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-02-22

Bigger crops will help win the war;
With food we can win the war, without
food we will lose the war.
This is the meat of the message the
government is sending out to you for your
consideration.
Do you catch the inspiration and feel
the responsibility CO the mes sage?
Isn't there a world of inspiration in
that? Doesn't it make the time of plan
ming far different from similar times in past
years?
Your planning time this year is far more
important than ever before. Plan to make
every move count. Plan to use every foot
of ground to good advantage. Help will
come some way. Put your trust in the
Government. They realize the great i'm
portance of the crops.
If it becomes necessary the Government
will no doubt draft men to assist the farmers
Town men and women are going to help,
school boys and young men from the city
will all lend hand.
All prices will be high. You will have
to pay more for farming tools, but what
matters that if you get so much more for
the produce that you sell.
You should not let your stock of tools
run down just because they cost more this
year.
1t takes less bushels Of corn, wheat,
potatoes and rye to buy any tools now than
it required before the war.
Count your produce your standard Of
value instead of the silver dollar, and you
will see things different
This is the year for farmers to help win
the war, as we'll as make some money for
themselves.
Will you work with the Government or
be an obstructionsst?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
ENGINEER REPORTS
BIC IMPROVEMENT
DEf LiI,Is MS WIFI GAINED
TMENTN.FINE Pound TAX
ING TiNLAC.

lanlac moi only TolioFed ny wife
10 her rheumatism. bur she has ae-
iuaily gained twenty-five pounds
since taking n said g e Gc'gor.
engineer on the Georgia Railroad
living % ~ East Linden Street At
lauta Georgia
Tho fhoguatIam ag sa bad that
hor feet would swell unfn she
'ouidu rot Der shoes On and nor
arms aehed until she said they felt
Ike they would dorp OF iIor head
ached and che had dizzy spells and
ga go nervous that she could hard
~ sleep Her appetite failed and
she lost steadily in weight and
Hlrengih she was uusble 90 look
liter hor h0uaoN0rk. and finally pot
80 bad that she had 20 take 20 her
bed and stay there Tor weeks. al.
most p nervous wreck
She tried on kinds % medicines.
'ut nothing did hor much good and
decided 20 have her try Tanlac
after taking four bottle. Der rbeu-
naiiHm was entirely relieved. she
las Ho moro headnchee B no
onFrr nervous and sleeps like
IahY Her appetite rs fine and she
H gaining in weight and strength
..gu' alnrr She Is a. fuu ~ life
md energy as Or she were o. different
IetHm aNd is looking after the
house work as lhouh She had never
been HrF a' all
.an.a0 old in Amarillo by 'ho
~ Collins Drug Co ADV.
ia. fln t.f..4F...t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

Affrt tn wsr tar~r three ma
tiuns must unite Zoe q general
settlement Of the entire Tar
Eastern .ituaiion---uch a 1T
tlcmsnt ~ viii preserve The
world pcarc now bring dearly
won
Thi, present ou-uperati"n -
a,lud training Tor that task. u
should clear up mi~undcr-
standing aud reconcile con-
nicting aims.
Thrretarc. The siberian inter
Vcntiun can do more than stahi-
Hse ~if.,ria aud Russia. u can
N STABILIZE the whole Orient, nov
dcrsdr,li, ~ q state ct unstable
equilibrium.
After thorough Investigation. in
Japan. Nanchuria aud siberia. and
nov u China. of tho inside facts ana
Fundamental forces of eastern poil-
tics ar convinced uo words can eN-
argcrafe th. importance 90 this op'
pO-fauifv and dgty
N.N.'N. '..HH
the European var 10 thar wa Is set.
tied RIGHT and b. MUST hr-the
lieresf International problems of al.
the Powers gin he focused IN fhf
Orirnf patriiuss ou important iof
eigr political reus Americans read
then viii be nor London and Paris
bnt TOKYO and Picking
The four hundred miiiou Deopis
Of Chra three hundred million 81.
Indie and two hundred million Of
Rresia almost billion people
mind sou. or con siderahly more thar
hale fhr worlds total population oN
one billion seven hundred million
arc STAGGERING around hilni.y. n'isi
with unrest
The gyrU~rpnc 70 vrstrrn iigh'
and organization must ~ planted ans
held ~ IN tho oriont o. Kern che con
finenf ~ Asis frurl toppiing To-
World sisiepi~e - W. an slide inti
tho difsh. Aud thru nations nov
fighting si,Ie ~ -i'ie ~ asis-iapsn
England and imefict-have 20 th'
% b. the job.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
America and Japan Learning In Siberia
Hon. to Fit Asia Into Word Peace Arch

Many ingo irafions through The
Orient including interviews Rith poll
fie1' leaders lf Japan Siberia ami
Dina. frnw Baron Goto. then Jap
a's fore gH minister. 90 Che Chinese
premier Tuau chi Jul and with
American ara British consular rep
resenlatiyo- make me believe japan
the vital factor iu the equation
when President Wilson was Still
aaifiuE f0r fhe siberian question 10
clear up s0 the United States could
take hold and help and when Amer
leans were $500 divided on lnterven-
zion if- opponents claimed iuteryen-
u0u va. being stirred up hy Japan
fo v.f vIst She could out OF Siberia
TIL, v8- u.f true
rr.' 'he Intervention pleas can a
To- -am France EuEl1r' -uI
-iher.
Next Japan herself was divided
] be when Japanese troops were
actually IN ih.Ir way thr majority
ln 1rnar Wls against Intervention !
KNOW me majority opposed large
scale Intervention knew then the
controversy would cost Premier Ter
a1ch ris 'oh as soon as his succeG-
sUr could he Gerfaf upon
The inside story q Intervention
from Tho Ianaucse point ~ view is as
follows
Follow . repeated French British
Siberian req-ssfs their abandonment
Vhrn re r. s dissented. and conse.
1urnf frrarase negotiations America
pr1po.ei chat me q S and Japan
a1rh r.f 600 troops 'o VladivostOk
GOV -arr. 1u purposes. as a base oi
lii fO rIr allies the CEerhs In the in.
terror lighting our enemies. the Ger.
man prisoner
sra hirr' meeting July y Jap.
l accepted TaaG hi's plan Was Cd
lrI fhe Iansnese unit nearest thf'
rg har. BRIGADE. 10000 troops. %
. N.aArosfok sith the Americans. anf
then " hif oun responsibility ID
sanf A. or three divisions % q. ool
men -a y further inland. perhaps a.
far d. Y r.. a. q defensive mea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
Helps You

dollar bus big Uncle Sans program Now every dOar must 10
for YOU one for the country You do yourself injustice you do IA
and look over our stocks before buying winter needs Better goo
es{ money and larger stocks to pick from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

$1,000 Coat--In The muchly desired
Trench model, army oolors, the
military effect makes this a very
chic. classy coat .......... S24.65
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

FEkit rhin1. 0cf one im-
meass md hitherto anpunlish .
benefit 81 the fact that siberian o.
ierventon has brought together a.
Co-Horktrs ln common fAh
EASTERN cause three nations
America Fuglsnd and japan D.
this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

ENprRHNCE ~ INTIENArlON-
a. COOPERATION SnoU I'D
rrutL INNNtAU.F oIlIh !
tts>uN tn PBENENT ORIENT
IRON TOPPING WORLD or
UAllNCE. SANS kNlSEIN.
IT.. Wnsh.re.Hn Headquarters
s Cen hH Board 3
BURTON kNlSELl
'nrrrsuUr e = A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

900 ~ 'he Eersnitri fho two biz
-oI'ficaf n7-ifes. f0r ernpori Ru'
1aro ord Kaf0 stuck tn~e'her 'r'
.ttr-'-r 10 ear1inr ri heavy f1-ee
'--.he- IN torausr thar might mafe
'-. -'cq misun1ors'aud Japan's
motives
n -arauohf fa1 stuck t0 his firs'
--r~~arn 10 nrohahlv could have oar-
.iaf % fhror-h hecauen q g. hard -
op-ose a nations cphiun' WHOM no.
'-oo~s aro moving B1' hv 'h0 "r'
. f,,tv --aefE.af1~ rve~~ ta-1nesa
-ewena~e- ard ar roiitical f0rees
.susa fs~ his Resignation some he-
-ausa trov o-0orof hie uro--a~-
-or-n to~aven ~ mo Ventilation Ia
,-e-e ss,ar' 70 -ea~ar1 o. 'ror- -
save show hirnsaif unfF m DO prem
fnr On sfr0r- dave
To f-ef 'haf ffr 80 30 "0'f'ieai
,.-.fas 20 'to rauare-n Act f-VfTrn
i-qnfta ,hoi- avn Aif'era~cce 90 eo--
sIra Tor4urff 90 an--0v' r'air'~
A-,e-f-a'. nror1sa' -ro-a4 r0~-fusivr-
~ .haf on nation Terar noe 80
iooted 90 -rharia ro-e'v fr0- 'h-
-.i-. ~ -o'fi-h sfre-'a-e .~f tha'
tho docs sireeroiv value smer'ra'-
generation
Tron f'iis sfrihfnr rva---.i-
v-,av ~ hrscd go csncetation
fhsf a-,,e-irr -rd Hs.-n ~sn
mako their ioini vort N Ssh--i-
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vifh = rr~fuai urfnrsf-rli- - no
-ishf rnrf ~ Vrnprai pa rasfar-
aatt'emer' fha1 which rofhing III
no world could DO more important.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

aides and Misses
Suits
De very finest qualities
Htyles to please every
'aen."
b Suits, handsome navy
wv hcloths, trimmed in
Iine Hudson seal, gor-
IS silk lining S6l.95
b. Suits Of burgundy
8cloth, button trimmed,
DC htilully lined, strictly
tai Drei S5I.95
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
2 ar Ttit WAR CHINA
VIII. 10 FOCUS on
WDl,I,pS FlF~


= ifisr four months % care
= I'd closeup observation
, 'ss Par Eastern situation,
= Burton Kpisely Daily
= Nt correspondent be
= that almost immediate
= 'r FER the var tho biggest
= problems viii arise 20
= OH orient
> sririn government ON
= . re today paving almost
? ch attention 90 the SIT
= un Kniseiy discusses IN
, fH md two following news
: as o. to the problems
> . lrope
, |Hase three articles sum
= .. n-iselvs Impressions and
: '0sar atiors and deductions.
, T. sive you inside kno"i-
, e0ra 70 shat has been hap
= pfr1r in one hall OF the
> eH- while The other hait
, H a' var
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06
FIRST CHRISTIANS
WILL WORSHIP WITH
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIANS

Rev q O. Moblo} gave out tho
following uatement
Iho.o will DO sunday school and
'rel'hing ot the First Christian
church this morning Tho pasto-
and congregation will attend scry.
ices al the t1iiral Presbyterian
church louisht Their pastor Rev
u Thomson makes this his last s0r-
non f1r oyoral SUNDAYS. as he goc4
FOB DaIit tu become mo executive
lccroiary of the recruiting hoard OF
ToRas iur the + n G. a ur Thorn
ca wlIl hn loo Dallas and over Texas
40 'hiH important work Tor three
months Lot an members aud friends
remember that W. Worship az IA
Central Presbyterian church tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-06

TIT %" 7 fF8TT0TT =
Tee blyins retained YESTERDAY
after a tao ueeks' business VISIT In
Kansas City. No.
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