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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

Corner mn and SILVER
Hugh A. Cooper and Charles a. Me.
kean. pastors
SUNDAY school e,ib n M T. ~.
CriEty. superintendent
Morninp worship. ~ a NJ The snc.
ramcut ct tho Lords supper viii be
observed.
Music
organ prelude. Meditation uc.
mairrcl.
Onfsftop. "rluvcr" tTruottU).
OrEanist, Mrs -. W. ftw
Anthem. God u Love" tshelieyf
v y = g. o.. sac D M Topic.
worth while Lao Purposes. Prov
1ii-is. Leader. Victor Duran Con.
serraiion m,cunH and installation Of
officers.
E,emnu rnh,p 7,ao D. M Theme.
That Mirh lay Hold on That for
Which ! Also Was Laid Hold on Of
Christ. mn gite
Music
organ prelude. "vrrs.t tnatsicl
Orfcriory. 'Offertoifr ORcnard1
Anthem, sons Of The Ages tThur.
mani
Tuesday. lanuor, z. at 5:go D M
the Christian Endeuyor social and
business meeting viii be- held in the
church plfiors
"Wednesday. January y ~ 7s0 p.
m. iu tho church pafidr ia o. MID.
week prayer mUetius Topic. How 10
Make Every imS 81 1913 a Good
iu,
Thufuduv tanunrt %. ~ 40 p. ~
IN the church pariurs tho Ladies Aid
society VIII hold tts regular meeting
Much WORK N ~ be- done AVID % fuli
Attendance iH required
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME
NJ CAROLYN BEEc1nR
: scopynsht isi.. ~ Carolyn Bsschsrl.

Elizabeth felt n throb o. relief whcr
rbr realized that Scto had cncapcd.
hhe had given him no thought FOR
days her mind had been 10 wholly
occupied with the coming rial. and
~ thouAht of nlnke's delight "a her
we're true TINT soto was nons. n they
di0. not catch him ne would hot b.
able 20 tel % her foolish actlouN In
thr studio. She had enough 10 ht4f
win this blr trouble Without hhtlnE
Thai Nlao. Cor ~ spite % an her fool.
id'nrrr. Elisabeth was sensitive To
~ laughed At ~ the people she knew
N0nld be hard 70 bear. almost a. hurd
~ 40 be thought un.Amer.cnn
The TRIAL was 81 for MONDAY. y
lHna Friday whom soto disappears rod.
AZ first u had been hluisd by the
papers That because 81 his ahFfuce
the trial would be- postponed Thcn
the district attorney objected, bccnu<e
he had n signed statement OF SOtn's
and be- thought the iapancae had told
an he knew.
Nov that Elizabeth know she must
60 through the ordeal ln court Hht
was anxious to have u over. ~
seemed 90 her that Stturda, ard
sunday would never pnss Harper
North. AIR couneii. her aunt and
ANNNIU HNIN UNN 'N'M NINNN "'NNN'
time with her Afr Council Ind tried
his hest a. imhue Elizabeth with the
idea that every word Hht nnid might
b. used against her. The man Long
had engaged yerN lblc counsel. AMI
he himself wa shrcwd and unsrrupu-
iouA what hir attitude would be
toward Elizabeth. OF what he might
DO 10 lWpilcute her they had no means
OF knowinf. since the mention % her
name h. had not tried 10 comuni-
cate with her. although before iha'
h. had telephone and been told ny
Jane that Elizabeth would talk % no
one.
but no matter. how dreaded or arr
deutly louEcd Tor. time does pnrs and
We have to face the things the rudH
have uecrecd are ln store Tor No. 80
Monday morning finally dawued u
beautiful. cloudlcns chflA HufinE morn.
luE With lust enough snap in h aif
20 mike nne feel ambitious
The case was 10 be- called Hnmn tim
that day. and Elizabeth must De- az
the court hy 90 o'clock sho rusr early
and dressed cnrciuiiys shc was not
lnaenalhle 10 he value 81 clothes 90
the effect they might have upon the
elderly judge and the lawyers who
we're 20 question her
she wore q tailor suit % dark blue
with delicate hand embroidered col
lar and cuffs u aainticrt null a hlur
toqur trimmed with wings sat inun-
tiiy on hsr glossy black hair and shs
wore patent leather boots on her amaiI
feet. White Md gloves completed her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

Conner Lead Nvonuo and Thiii street
Charles Oscar hickman, pastor
Miss Edlth Gorhy d-rHooutss
sunday school Yta % m - 4
portcrnold suporiutondont
Preaching % % 900 70. en-. uud = 1t
y m. ly The pastor MoruinE theme.
Father Time the Great story Wit.
ere Evening subject. "iiow 20 Win
alld Hold Your Lover
Epwurth league. 30 o. m
Special music morning and evening
under the direction OF Mrs l. o.
L1ckoy
Noung Peoples ForoiEn Missionary
society meets at tho paraonaEc Mon.
duN cN,ninE tt 4 O'Clock
MID week Hcr,ic, Wednesday even.
ms 81 80 Topic. "Christs Program
for Albuquerque
4 mortinE for tho pms Of the
church. 90 tlr church. IS cd%u,adaN AZ
tcrnoun az 3 o'clock
An Official board meeting Thursday
evening at 30 o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
C-ntral A,rmc Mcthodii,t Church.

tornor Central and Arno street
A. I. bowman. pastor
sunday school Hih o. W ~ -.
Spruce. superintendent
p%tcaching ui % 90 . on 10. Nry.
D sIones. followed with thc s1,rI.
ment af tho Lord supper
Junior League $500 o. m
senior League. so o. COO \ terN
WtrrcHung program has been prrpar.
tl The Nouug poopl" OF the town who
lrr not connected with other Young
people d societies are cordially invited
tu meet with uE Sundty evening
u|rruchinE aEain 900 1850 o. m, hy
o. paste. subject wis an People
Ace Not Ankle.
As Nt 900 back Ia tho pre- -war pro.
rfHu. 400 tr, ~oudDaNorlup to reach tho
men ll th, town Who io not attend
church. $40 have organized @ business
SUNDAY school class WIN John
4 SINUS aa the teacher who brings Il"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

christian Srienur H 1000 1904, bold
90 Gus Mts' Gold Httuus thlrt SUuIIH
murnirE 90 % 900 O'Clock
sunday school o. u,IH,i
"wednesday ,i'riug wO uIHH Ht f.
o'riuri
l,rudInr room uuuu nuilE ND,pt
HuuI.HH tuI lUlIlNH IIum H 90
fu 30 W Room H N,in. IuIIi.rU
\ frrs ,|r.UlHiiu. IIIIrN iurlulIul
100 the w0TfH eff Mans naktt EildF
and other authorized tUI|.tuu Science
~N''HituT. Dol maintained Boo connection
with 90. ItIHIH. room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

tCtn,,nocl frrm t,>re ~
~ Which re wtre found unfit o mill
lfufI service.
The frIIu4U school istafd recently
r4ufrIITd an ekInIlnE tTarhetr con.
tfaf'tn. New r~unlIactf wcfr mnslr out.
MtlUI SALARY iMEIfHIK large tnUNNh "a
nfnAr 40 for al tItn<l lost thioufh the
tiorine 81 The >choris ~ The NJ.
Some portions % this county have
hrfn rccoting q voff hrnNf snowfall
Ni~- WInnIfredl ehplsf has bten
home Tor the hoildntn' she win ~
turn % her eofk m The v W g. A "a
Iauna TEES.
A good NAM Of soldiers haVe
returned. Number arp already ~
uofk 10 the aamr ofticss they vacated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
lNunb.

corner Arno Str0rt ana Gold Avenue.
carl Schmid psftor kssld,ur. goo
south Awo street lhuu, lulf
Sundn, school lU 900 re- m
Preaching frrtigrH % oU De- W
4 meeting Of Oh. Ladies AUI Is bob
boz held ThuraluN afternoon lI iHc
patronuE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

basement bon of the Public Library,
song service. lG 90 70 20 30 n IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
nibic study. 90 so 20 % so a. m
gommunion. % 90 10 o. on.

communien. % DO to 90 No..
inbic lesson Tor SUNDAY. January o.,
1919. Terms Used 20 designate the
Church Read Peter 2 Oh
Would be- riud 10 have 40 who uIA
interested IN Bible study 20 moct with
ua.
J. ~ Edwards a. 4 Tallu,. elders
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
THE CHURCHES

q Inhn. Im.rnnnI lhnrch


HN'NfN NNN|NN AMN ENN"''
sunduN school lih CO., m
Morninp PRAYER and address, ~ oi
U u
Tho annual parish meeting viii he
hold Nondu, night January ath, ~ !
O'Clock at tht church.
H
Immaculate Conception church,
SndHltF mass. 200
tht'frn's uAss y SO
High mars md sermon. 90 "n.
INruluE hrfNlrt. 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
Office
Supplies
And
Filing
Equipment

We are agents for the we'll
known shaw Walker Filing
Cabinets. Fox Typewritcrs.
Safe Cabinets. Fire Proof
Safes, Irving. Pitt Loose Leaf
Lcdgcrs aud many other well
known articles that you have
daily need for Ia your office.
ny keeping your office up.to-
date, u will be more efficient
and you VIII save W time
and money.
An brands Of Ink, o. $3.50
An brands Of Paste. n si.25
Typewriter Ribbons, ca. 75o
Velvet Pencils. don 49, coo
Box Letter Filler -- SOC
Rubber Bands. 10. - S27
Carbon Paper, from 500
TO ------------- S5Ioy
a box.
Fibre Waste Baskets 800
Steel Waste Baskets si.25
We also have in stock other
necessities such as Letter
Scales. Ink Stands, Siapling
Machines, Cheek Protectors.
several grades Of Typewriter
papers. and manifold sheets,
etc.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

It seems now that the special session
of the legislature. called by Governor
Frazier is to arrange means so that the
Townley political machine can rid itself
Of men such as LANCER, Hall and Kosit-
Xxi in order tohave smooth sailing hand
ling the state funds to suit themselves.
The governor in his message recommends
estate sheriff" Office be created. This
will give the bosses chance to take the
legal business out Of the attorney gener
ais Office il the impeachment proceed.
ings should fail. Besides it will give
another fat job to some worthy, Town
leyite who IS ready to do the bidding Of
the bosses. Is there any wonder that
out taxes are climbing up. Three new
judges we're added to the list the last
year and nova state sheriff" besides a
hundred or more Offices created since
the Nonpartisans toop the reins of the
state affairs.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

. In an address at thu Retail Merchants
Convention held at Brandon recently,
Nj. E. r. Mann. OF Devils Lake, N. d.,
said; I'm survey made Of one hund-
red stores in North Dakota he found out
why ths mail oSder business grew. Min.
ety-6ve per cent Of the merchants did
not advertise, and what few did, did it
with the idea of supporting the paper in
their-town. None OF those who did ad-
vertise really believed in the power Of
advertising. But how different was the
opinion Of the mail order men, Seventy
two solid cars Of cata1oges were shipped
into North Dakotayin 1917. and over 81,
100000 spent in advertising in 1918.
After seeing how much advertising did,
he was positive that he had arrived at
some solution to stop the great volume
of business going out Of the community.
''To successfully combat the mail order
business" said Mr.. Mann, "you must
use exactly the same methods as the
mail order houses. Emerson journal.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

The editor Of the Cavalier Chronicle
who is hired to expound Townleyism
through the Chronicle came out with IA
rather sarcastic article last week in an-
swer to our criticism on his editorial on
taxes the week before. He charges as
with mlsquotlng figures extracted from
the Chronicle. Wesask the editor to
please publish his original figures TO
verify his charges No one knows il
better than the editor that the figures
printed were . reproduction Of the fig
nres printed in the Chronicle. There is
none go blind as he who don't want to
see.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

II. H. Lampman, for many years pub
Usher Of the Neche Chronotype, and lat
erin the newspaper game on the Pacific
coast has been assigned to duty on the
Cavalier Chronicle. For some time Mr..
Lampman was editing one Of the Town
ley papers out in Towner county, and
the. transfer to the Chronicle was made
last week. Mr. Lampman is an aggres-
sive writer and if the Townley political
machine should get tooSbossy we believe
he;is liable to tell them where to get off
at.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
COUNTY DAKOTA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8 1919

was : total failure as Sas as the labof
;unions' issues went, md Il they loss ont
today there viii Is decided setback y
that organization.
Both sides claim tho support Ol thu. fs-
turned soldiers. Bs this 6 + may, tho
socalled radicals have the united sup
port d the foreign element 81 tho city
that opposed the Dominion government
ID their var policy. This vote amounts
TO considerable for Winnipeg has : large
foreign population that has . strong
leaning towards the German govern
ment. a.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
Opportunities

Banks, Wholesale houses and busl-.
ness concerns Of all kinds want young
men aud women with a business edu-
cation. Toqualify for . good position
takes but short time and cost but
little. Write the Union Commercial
College, Grand Forks. N. Dak., for
thslr free catalog and find out what
this successful school can do for your
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
Doctor D 5 Patient
Gains i / !. !. II [ Pounds ! |
Pfomineat Rhysleisa Continues 70
Use Tsnlac IL Practice with
Surprisise Results.

One OF the strongest and most convlnc.
ing evidences Of the remarkable results
being accomplished BY Tanlas through.
out the country ~ the large number Of
letters that are now being received daily
from scores Of well-known men and
women who have been benefited by it's
use.
Among the large number that have
been received recently none are more in
teresting than the following letter from
Dr.J. T. Edwards, Of Fayetteville, Ga.
Dr.. Edwards, it will be, remem bered, re-
Gently gave Tanlac his unqualified in
dorsement in public statement, and the
testimonial published below was recent.
" given him by one Of his patients. His
letter follows just as it was written:
Fayetteville. Ga.
Mr.. g. F. Willis, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Sir:-I am enclosing you here.
with statement have Just received from
Mr.. 7. NJ. NcGough. He has sold out
here, and is moving to Turin, Ga. He
was here this morning, AMI came in to
tell me what Tanlac had done for him.
He says too much cannot be said about
Tanfac. 1t certainly has cured him.
Respectfully,
j. T. Edwards, M. u.
Mr.. McGough's statement follows:
II suffered from indigestion and could
not eat anything but what would hurt
me. Constipation gave me great deal
Of trouble also. My symptoms were indi.
gestion, heartburn and gas on the
stomach after eating. My appetite was
irregular and my food failed to nourisn
me. This trouble caused me to get very
poor-ln fact got so thin and weak
was hardly able to 60 about
II bought three bottles of Tanlac on
DR.. Edwards recommendation, and am
now fesling all right again, and am able
to attend to business. gained seven.
teen pounds in weight and am dong
fine. ,Tanlac did the work.
"I'now recommend TanIac to everyone
who is sick like 7 was and wishes 10 take
something that will help them"
Tanlac is sold in Pembina by r. G.
stinson; in Bathgate by S. T. Wilmer;
in Cavalier by E. T. Erickson; IN Dray-
ton by J. w. Nc Lean; in Crystal by w.
J. Johnson; in Hensel by Louis j.
Walker; in Hamilton by the Warner
Drug CO.; and IN Walhalla by MORN s.
Hellfoch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
$4,000 sslllll9D ll!59ss Sell.yll
] J |! q 'or'y
81 ~
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q II i Z asp.soss f sase saseesnals sens,,s..
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M tatly ss
s,cysas..oIlI a 4 ;. sisr :, . /, 4; y, y, q
ss ssessts.y sssn,nsf s Msii MGG
sfSSe Trsaaurof-D "a Olson q NJ
state fsAuditos-Casi & Kositskys
1 Attorney General yVsn 1!Anget
Raiiroad Com g &. 1 { a l6nn.,is AsnoaisS
!. nnissioneys- EranE L sSiihollnn 81
! eupt u Pub inst Nllss = yNellson
q Com of Ilastsra saceSSsA Olsness
Com @ie91Hla < Il seen eR,ssta.nsson s thaassa
'aaass. $780, ~ 3 & 3 Asss;s:ss s@sss;;S;a
! fudge 7th Jud. Dist WI Kneeshaw I
!; STATE SENATOR
Walter WelfOrd s$S ", & VI z.
REPRESENTATIVES
III J. j OConnor
COUNTY OFFICIALS
J States Attorney-WmM McMurchie
Cierk Of Court y Winlaw ltl
Auditor-Wm. W. EelsOp s:. r.
|. Treaeufer-HuGh Gibson =
Register Of. Deeds Geo Roadhouse
County JudRe-RObert McHrio& J.
sps Is es1RseHg gone.
Cor0ner-Ffank w. DeasOn
Public Admin'r-G Geo sPetereon
(1st-A B Purdy, Toilette :
na sPaRIsd dstRspddSEs: RppdEs: cSgstaie cogstai
} Ion 70 4 4th-W J. Watts.Leroy =
i6th-J T g Collie Drayton
~,,.nx,,r. 1x,ruyrr,.ra are
Alex. MOrrisons Collector !.
Robert Morrison Special Deputy !
s s + EgEa WEoosvores Msaasr Deputies I
|, 8 r Russell ImmiRration Inspector 4
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
TAX QUESTIONABLE.

North Dakota's new taxation system
on trial. Questions answered by VIM.
W. Felson, county auditor Of Pemblna
county. North Dakota, at the Office Of
tho taxpayers Of said county Of Cavalier.
Note Further questions and answers
thereto will be given to all newspapers
with circulation in Pembina county
and Mr. Felson also says that he will be
glad to answer any questions in reference
70 North Dakota's taxation system or ills
operation IN Pembina county.
j. Question. What. is the taxable
valuable Of all property subject to tax.
alton IN Pembina county for the past
two years? Answer. For the year 1918,
99,0l7,460. For the year 1919 e4l, ] 115, ,O66.
An incsease Of 356 per cent. s;s 81. u
2. g. WHAT'S the taxable value Of
real estate, farm lands and city or village
real estate, for the same periodf A.
Year 1918, s8,342.478. Year 1919, s33.-
5231O5. An increase Of 42s per cent.
8. G. What is the taxable value Of
personal property for the same two
yearsf A. Year 1918. s99l, ,589. Year
1919. s2,777.25s. An increase Of lsO per
cent. S5g A 4; IS 3&s 33 s
What is the taxable value of
public utilities, such as railway, tele.
phone. telegraph and express property
for the years 1918 and 1ol9f Year
1913. 81 .6s3. 4l6. Year 1918. q, 4,8l4, ,722.
An increase Of 1s6 per cent. RI
s. What was the total taxes levi
cd, state, county and local for the past
two yearsf "a. Year 1918, $685., ,482.
Year 1919, s5l8O5o An increase Of IS
per cent. "A
8. O. What was the average tax rate
Tor state, county and local purposes, in
Femblna county Tor the year 1918 and
1919? Fors year 1918, 81. 64 mills,
POI 1919 IL, 50. mills. q ID other words.
the average rate or tax for all puI poses
On % 600 valuation for tho year l9is was
337. .84 and for the year 1919 tsis $3.50
On the average $1,000 valuation. A sde.I
crease of 8651s per cent. sasEsss
q: Had the aggregate amo1nt of
state county and local taxes for the year
1919 been the same; as vas levied Tor
1916 and the 1919 valuation sed sas q
/ basis 81 yafus, what would have been
the sxeraae tax Tor all purposes on
Ssl,G09 !
ySss8 hat was the rate son each 81 600
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

The provincial government Of Manito-
ba will shortly have before themaa recon-.
lnsndation BY Rrof, r. g. Wallace, com
Of Nors N Manitoba, for the
instalmsnt Of aWir eless tele ephone system
throug nout the settlement III the terri
tory. Announcement 70. this effect was
made by Hon. Edward Brown. provincial
treasurer. The cost sof the insIallat zion
is estimated ~ from s255,, oto sso,O ,OOO. l u,
usomob biles stored Tor the winter sea
son at s5Sp per month at q HON pson, y ga.
rage. leth iS.s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28

%s u0 AOCni SOuOk4 OOoLUU IOt tu0 several
school districts ia the. county levied
sl23 800 for the year 1918 and the sum 81
s144. TAO for the year 1919. An increase
Of lS per cent.
13. @. Whas was the aggregate
amount Of taxes levied by township
boards for roads and other purposes for
the yesrs 1918 and 1912 A. For year
1918, e75.74S. For year 1919, e57O48
a decrease Of about l per cent.
"A. @. What did the city and village
boards OF Pembina county levy for city
and village purposes for the same years?
A. :. For year 1918. s27885. For year
1919. e30,9l9. An increase of about u
per cent.
Is. @. What is the percentage in
crease on the several Glasses OF taxable
property in Pembina county for the year
1919 as compared with the year 1918 for
state purposes only? A. On farm lands,
27s per cent. On city and village real
estate, SO per cent. On personal prop.
.erty. "a per cent. On railway property,
SO per cent. On telephone, property.
126 per cent. On telegraph property.
A. per cent. On express property, l42
per cent.
l6. @. Do the answers made. to any
of the questions to 15, inclusive, have
reference to state hail insurance taxes or
assessments2 A. No.
II. @. What are the state hail in
surance rates for the year 1919? A..
Three cents on every acre Of tillable
land. Twenty-Five cents additional for
each acre Of cropped land. excepting
such as was withdrawn.
18. @. When will the hail taxes and
assessments be due and must Same be
paid to avoid penalty and interest? a..
At the same time as other taxes are due
and payable.
10. @. When are real and personal
property taxes due and when most same
be- paid to avoid penalty and INTEREST,"
A. They are due December lst, and
must be paid before March lst, following,
to ayoidsthe penalty and interest.
20 Q. Did the state board Of equali.
,zation for the year 1919 raise the valu-
alton Of farm lands in Pembina county
as left by the county board OF equaliza-
tionf "A. Yes, 50 per cent. The county
board determined the average acre of
land in Pembina county worth $1,000 or
s4S00 per 100 acres as Of April LIST. 1919,
The state board said this value was low
as Of said date and that the average acre
iof land il worth $45 60 an acre or q 800
per leO acres, hence The So per censs
increase. ss ct
p. @. Did the same state board OF
equalization increase the year 1910 yalu-
alton Of city and village real estate as
left by the county board? "A. No.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1919-11-28
!. House for Rent or Sale.

The residence known as the. Kemp
residence is for rent for period Of time,
or for sale. CHAS. II. CAKES,
Pemblna, N. d. II
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