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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29
Oregon Murderer Sentenced To Be Hanged February 10

PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. 29.-Husted A. Walters. deserter from Camp Lewis, convicted of first degree mur- der in connection with the killing of Patrolman Jerome Palmer November r. today was sentenced to be hanged
 at the State penitentiary February 1O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29
SENATOR HARDINC'S SELECTIONS
 FOR CABINET POSTS NARROWING
 DOWN SHARPLY TO SMALL FELL

Warren G. cabinet selections
 been made Definite appointees portfolios may be madeea n
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29
Convicts Attempted Escape
 Stopped by Guards Bullets

WALLA WALLA. Wash. Dec. 29.- Six convicts in the state penitentiaTy here made a break for liberty last night ap-cr fe3ing Turnkey Joe Smith with a bar of iron but finally were driven back in their cells by guards bullets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Cable

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s.-storm warnings were displayed throughout Oregon and Washington today, the Weather Bureau reporting a storm moving in from the North Pacific toward the Oregon and Washington coast.
 PARIS, Dec. 2o.-The Premlers of Great Britain, France and Italy will meet in Nice of Cannes at an early date to consider Germany's refusal to dlsband civic guards In aceordanee with the Allies demand, if became known here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29

MARION, Ohio. Dec. 29.-President- elect Warren G. Harding will become a Scottish Rite Mason January 5, when the Columbus Bodies will con fer Degrees. Presidents Garfield and Mckinley were also members of the Columbus Lodge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-29
Held By Growers

This years Kansas wheat crop amounted to approximately 145.0O0,- 900 bushels. according to a prelimln. ary report Growers now estimate that of the total production 53.4 per cent. or 77,466.727 bushels, is still in the farmers hands. At about the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

FOR SALE OR RENT-New room
bungalow at 1901 n Eiwood. break
fast room. tile hath, oak floors, all
built Ia features, good decorations
and fixtures basement. car garage
and servant quarters, would consider
good lot, small property or car as
part OF first payment. CAN Cosle,
Usage 22iS. 2l7a Il. Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

EAST THIRD STREET-Fivc-root mod
ern. hardwood floors. bunt-in features,
enamel finish. basement, dandy corner lot
on paving. pticc s. 600 81 900 cash, f7b
psr month. Phone OsaEe 1853, or b0sS.
Nadon Investment co. 9is Security nldE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

"NNMFEb--By Saturday. two or three well
cau nshed rooms; adult couple and baby,
osps Nrs sturdivant. 6i3 North Elwood'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
REAL ESTATE
South Side Residence

Largo living room. dining room,
three sleeping rooms, breakfast
room and Kitchen. Basement. hot
water heat. tile bath and buiit-in
tab. oak flonrs throughout; oak FIN
ish living room and dining room;
concrete porches. east front. garAg"
for two cars and modern servants
quarters Price tlb,OO0. This prop.
erty is new and gilt-edgo Invest
mcnt. For appointment 10 see this
property call
BLAIR BROTHERS
Glg Unity Bldg. Usage 1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ron SALE

FOR SALE
Close in acreage suitable for plating for
residence tots. will be offered for sale at
public auction at Tulsa, okla. November
3, 1890. under the supervision Of the
u. s. Government
Cese No l99t5--NathanIei Perryrnan.
Creek Roll No. 222O, 10 acres Ntsl OF
NW4 OF NEi Section T. Township 1g
North, Range 10 East Tulsa county
All smooth and slightly adjoins Tulsa
pkithc'n2. o-ac-: minimum. ps.ss
$1,000 per acre. Terms: Cash
For further Information as To sale anply
to the undersigned. or to the Superiu,cn.
dent for the Five Civilized Tribes. Mus.
kOgee, Oklahoma.
ELpON LOWE,
2O2 Federal pldR
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
!. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



DO YOU want an exceptionally nire home
I have rooms and breakfast room Just
of ~ Fifteenth street. built fur home.
with extra heavy lumber. beautifully dec
GRATED good basement laundry. Furnaces.
double garage. cverythinr first-class Bnd
elegant sun Realty CO.. Usage sect. Hoff.
man.
EAST SIDE BARGAtN- 81 800 buys a
dandy room bungalow. close IN on tho
east sidr. On the pavement absolutely
modern To every respect now rented at
80 per month. Separate entrance TO bed
rooms so that same may be used fnr rent
al pftpcrty owner lives cut ~ town and
must sell 81 500 cash will handle. call
prpge $3.50.
SOUTH SIDE RARGAtN- oUo cash viii
buy "a dandy story house with servants
quarters. hardwood floors. close IN on the
south side basement one block from lor-
AGO Mann school. ~ you want a nice home
don't tail TO zee this one. Cail Usage stN6.
4 REAL HUY 81 300 cash will handle q
beautiful room bungalow close in ~
the north slide. with hardwood floors and
large basement This property Is und't-
priced. aud must BE- seen e. be appreciated.
only 81 500 Call ussEo $3.50.
.l.5oo cASu "ll handle g haautiful r-0ly
completed b-rpum bungalow close 60 Biv-
ervlew school which Is considered one Of
the best schools iu the city of Tulsa. THIS
house has hardwood floors throughout,
beautiful decorations oud fixtures. and Ia
one ~ tho few rare bargains which can be
mad N this vicinity. can Usage 9tSs
ron SALE room stepping porch. car
EaraEe east front on paving good well.
Thone Usage 1892
3 ROOMS modern By owner located 3t4
South Wheeling Full lot on pavement
g.. 600. 81 500 cash. balance terms Usage
s7b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
REAL ESTATE

HERE'S A BEAUTIFUL HOME
FOR SALE BY OWNER
IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
SECTION OF NORTH SIDE.
low completing handsome 7-room
bungalow, large 5leeping porch.
breakfast room, all built-in features,
ivory fnished woodwork. garage and
servants quarters, large basement,
hardwood floors and French doors;
tile bath roughed In furnace. hand
some decorations and electric fix-
lures. Cement porch and driveway.
Price $1,000. Terms. Phone, week
ABEL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Advocate Publishing To
Stockholders MesIin.

me annual meeting Ct Che Stock j
holders o. me Advocate Publish. NJ
Q orapany was held "Wednesday -a-e-
1ouT- al he Office NJ IN r----Z
5aprlsr Convention Il me Savings
DIRK building -',rasIa@I.- rL.r,--- =
Brown calico the ;neernr ~ c~aa~
and Er-ves VS. offered -,y =pv. X
A. ~E1l--. anE-1r of Ziu- \ aav0ca-e
The s-ock Of -nt eprnpar- Was rep
'+-eeI1-ea 9s 80 sha~=s ON uec rv re
p1Iec ID BUS: ca---:rzIau -ar v1lcr
aac-rE : Brown bore II. 7,-zx-.. ~
shares @WneC nv -ae -G.la~. MT La
~I!1--4 ac1 one lna- -n.-,,n r-.,.-..
gave majority of the 6nu snares.
La view 'Jf me- fac ma cn- n I'd
-i@s1rla, convention vc.eC a1 t.-nrL-
- - ST. = slock 70 Ia. genera.
board o. promoter u sne N..'r 49,.
taapcls, Convention nj l4- a1-no~-
.zed E4r-y Brow -~ an-- .a4
LOCK IT slrl Silt II aa- v9--a ta
-r'iaIf:s-=!' the Hating .-sr - liz Zior :
.1vnca. BIB -n- above boar. .r ac-
:orl;--ic2 WIN la. term. r1r--.,.=r-. M
II Dr. r N. E4o@.1url The err
stated ma IL Board o. a~o1ra1.ar
s1nuiC purchase r. stocN o+ -n a.
-"-i-.- FURNISHING -Jn24rs h-.E ~
Inf aanp4r- o- Dir, IN rn 4- pa.
ra.-ue. ~ agree -, IN pI~a nase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

st-a'.rested on charges Of ic1,or
smuggling and Deputy United stat4s
Marshal Eugene harmon, reraat1. ae.
@hoG- the court building ua-u .ets-
L'is JU-y came Il
haT-e. was shot VICE tI.z-o,.n tne
head II the Sugar Berth wyoss amer,
'kree miles from Jacknar, on IN. -ie-1,-
u oeI IL, hls Body Was found pv me
p ms bruthers and otne- ssa-rbers
Itaree days later. L was hidden IN q
GIVE -ornled By -rees blown a,vn =,
some s1or-n
BURKE VILE WHOM ne was st..r 70
~" ne Tlliage in al autoraobiis ~
40 ~AaI night anG VINO al hour larar
cl'-ihiHo 10 Inc county medical examiner
Summoned III dtess a wound II MS leg
Lfia1 tsarLieT ID shot hin during n
Qia-'-ei II front OF Bu-izt.'s -asie,a-,.
w. SUSPECTED as snor - -h7 4,of,r- RS
inca ed
Ills 1oriI1al a--asr, however. GIc nor
Ike place until TWO weeks .ale- when
ht= haG recovered from his wouu6 s,,tf-
Cieh-iT 70 get oUc Of doors and ne c.,,,,7
Y Sificiais mad made tt1orousn IN
+ scigatlnn Of al reports and theories
fef1slV@ lIqaor smuggling 0pe-u -ious
as;-'hs me Canadian border q rioze-
lilies nor-n az Jackman, N which ne
TWO nier mad beer engaree FIR Is
months accCrcIn0 70 Eu-se's srarA-
henfs on Ehe witness stand involved =
shortage Of TWO ~ three thousars an
lie N als accounts as TAX collector
E1;'1ey notes which BURKE sa,G he
Aeio 70 cover the amount of his share
u me loss when "a cases Of whiske--
Wee stniep and which The states a.
fHrne-s Claimed wa-e forged were given
Ii motive for taking Ha-tlsv's l!ee.
4ar-iey The proprietor OF back
woods hotel and lunne- operator was
considered q man q ppwar<u, influence
n The north counrv Burke rad beer
employed b. MIN when ne frs, wen 70
iaclznan from Fairfield Is years az
and a lines since a. the Moose R.vr-
House
S0rkR mad worked his wa ID Ern--. a
Wo1dElnan and labo-er to important 20
s'Ions n TIE trtlc -nwnsnip. Besides
a-inc tax collector II had se-v-e Is :,
aepC-y sheriff and constable. Both
Burke and 8a~-le- were married and
aboU- . --aa~s u age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

caa0s Of competition that rules and
over . the people 10 organize L prop
e-,y
Thai SOCIALIST mas cane u build
and c0t 10 destroy anG thar poi.-4ca-
action . mass action and mat the
Nass acQon the SPECIALIST Las IT view
Is the legal organized action OF large
ulaEsss II The c0nuuri1v
l'heL the mere fact tna1 Lls I've s.
e-Al4sf assemb yc3er c:aEae 70 AIbaTy
seeking Office Is absolute anG n coz
-.'overrlbie C.'QLa al rne fact III at
Socialist party X q political .3a--'---
That the Socialist party did rs
sacred duty To praIesI against lie
va, tD oppose II with ever fbra IF
- existence
That the Socialist 1GrT! has r-E1.
10 e. candida ties elected IN Lae So
cia-Ist pla-tar- u gel Oh IF lne- par
= should they urn untrue = plat
form pledges and promises
Tha1 me socialist party IS not III
ar-l-consCiLQ-lonal party and ma /.
SOCIALIST Is international. banking
commerce. -1c2Err,,. az anc modern
LIE
Thai the socialist party does NOT
approve Of the soviet government OF
hGssi2 znd does noC seek 70 miro
duce q sovlet form Of gUvera7ner- Il
the L nited States. although svnlpa
timing with the Russian socIa.Is
n The Ela---ila 1Dce o. theIs sCvi='
government.
Nj EI!iqul- a-ew laasA1ar --orr
me crowded chamber when lie DE-
claree that he democratic party @.
-he sca1e only ias1 WEEK. declared =
vas unalte-a bis opposed o -A- ted
@ral prohibition 4nendrnel-. ado
ing
We sGIc lE4- w4~e wer- ..la--.e,,-
ably opposed III TIE ga~ winch :.
declared. Dd vou sag .-r,,--.-.ze
different e1cepr -na1 Ina a=noc-alll
party fel- moro sr-ongy OF l..-;.F
and ~ fell more s-rong-v or va %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Desire for Better
Cuts Of Meat to
Blame for III. c. of |.

Chicago Ai2~~il 3-sourhe-r, iaoore-s
VINO e. eating -no high upon ne neg
pork chops and han} unc America,
hoAseV Fes who 'ea: mo ~ 3ack d
me beef tporterhoUse ana round beef,
are 10 blame t0~ The continued Il g. eos
81 ling m -AmEricar Institute az
Meat Packe-s announced 1adav
With lie expnrr mark eor -r7tA. saa
-@'sd nt adverse foreign exchange anu
wholesale prices BACK LII wne-e la.v
were yea ~ -wo ago The A:,ler!ra--
consumer i chiefly responsible ne IL
sVttate bulletin On FeArua-v CONDITION..
si--s.
A; norae -lle-e VA : good volume 1t
FORK c,'aue during -he month -I,. sG.-
letn HGys. nut aonsuTno~s saer,lec K,
wan ne choice and h.gh u--ic-o ou-y
aEgE wages u tAe -ouru aave .ed -o
PURCHASE ot eAoice~ ..1-s of polK M a.
N former vears and rne result : az,
~ sale for heare r CUTS pr Sd. PORK.
Hog prises a2-iE n -he ~1ortr wei
a. Inc highest level Of M w!rts~ ~.
receipts g rha Yards Z 10 = p+r GER
below norma. des-i1e the 1Ar- .ba- gov
e-rlnenl reports snow there is q-ona Dl,
large surplus IL The arms
Il -he beef rr4-set : factor whica
has haa grea- influence upon chc Dee-
.-ade has o.eE me -elac.v-:- stron2 de-
ma1d for :l:nu-uua-,e- beef ana -nt
poor demand - 1a-t-s7,.a-rer pee. he.
Packers sia-=
The rnuz-or sirGa;ion * sIr-,il:-- tn
report shows 4 ia-ge- demand e~u1a
me housewife l0r cu1s com n. shuul-
de- ana stew rnea, would help il ee,.a,
.ziag prices at 4 cuts. L would Iowa.
he cost q the more expensive cu-s and
would lead q be-te- conHuu1p-iv+ de-
rnanG for he ca-caas
There !E q storage u .a.u5s. due u
failure Of mary Colorado STOCK men =
huy = prices prevailing IasI fa-. and AZ
q ~esrlii IRA ct,"al.- he entire market
supply 1-oTn now until June : MIST come
ram ne SCOTS Bluff territory in Ne
braska and Colorado the bulletin sa-g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
AENTS FIJI
rg Tnumpsor
COLBY - ALI MINIS
SECOND OF CLASS To
DIE IN 40 YEARS

"a ORD vas received I'r o.. Z
Owen l-st evening OF TING 4ealh OF
Or. Jaoson 4 W2Illng of MI nricl-
d classrna.e Of MS which occ:r,-t-l
Tuesday afternoon d. o'clock L'r
WaItog was 4 graaGa.e 0t Colby sr
the class Of 1872 AND was present g..
the class reunion last June he =
the second 70 de out ~ d class =
~ IN the 20 wears since grad.1s -i9-,
He was born II Hlaode Island IL -Eah
AID hac beer q praC-lcIne pny slcH-n
= xlGhrldse since sS-. IL rhe class
ware 514rIlInu. EaEu-4n of E,IIswortL
L'r. Il. n. " EI-lernore Willis a Jar
Rssr George Merriam. and u HaG.-
vat -yforC. N ia1te- general cnar
Sc 2+-ae ri--lroaas u -ha.. e1.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
FAIRFIELD

Chas. Pay ms returned 70 MS
nome in Calais Liter being called
here by rhe death Of his father
Ernest Avu-e o. Skowtlcgan was 4
business caller il town yesterday.
The W c. r. L. viii meet TO-DAY Al
the home OF Mrs. Geo Stafford
Miss Mabel Graves mas returned 20
her nome II Marlborough, Mass. al
ter Dassiug few DAYS in tDwr.
Mrs. Kare Lunt of Lisbon Fails
Is the guest of Mrs. Festa Pray
Mrs. al. L. Chase u H:nckIey was
N town on Il business trip vestsruny-
A Hte-a-v society meeting was held
Yesterday noon. rne program beng me
,i-st .ssre OF the freshman paper. Seq
cirta ClrsEica" The members Of 1fhe
.-ssilnAa ciuas The the editors or his
uaper There were some very interest,"
eng compoHiSlunR, SiAus and Jokes
There WAS z nusiczl DrogrAm. thoas
liking mr. being the freshmen. Mari
parents and friends were present anu
the afternoon voted To be one or the
rucst entertaining. This work was IN
de-, the direction OF Miss Alice Hunfun
or the faculty
Miss Rita Mckinnon IL confined 10
her home on Kelley street by llnesh-
Mrs.. Charles Gibson was up tuwn
YESTERDAY after being confined 70 ner
home with pneumonia.
fJa-piC Prince has -erurned 10 De-
rroit after passing a few days IN
-c5vzn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

nE- Nj Atchlsy explained mar the
governors Caic was fpnr hours lans
il Bosrnr on MS way home rom
v ash1ngrun anc IT was lul2ossIh1e
Tor MN 10 arrive here 1T season TOR
ne meeting
Mr.. 4 -Chiey -h=L -lGr0C us,eo Mayor
Everett d. Na-rfwel anc 4 greeting
Very man rose Il t-s -rer VILE pro
.0rGed applause Nj Wardveu said
ma ~ had nothing preparaG 1tFr
-lso4-a- -- good Tine u speak -D
Tia men present aDoEt -t-lr civic
-u-les
ae pointed uuf ina TIE average
BUSINESS man u THO busy and Int
average professional man mo wise To
3ahnie II politics. Thai :. = not d
uestadn " q mar capaDII3IE hG- Of
Tow many votes ne VII nrlnr IL rs
party, He suggested the elecrlor "
i mayor and board u aldermen
-ar ne -er-r Il " vaA-s as = Is
lard for a man r- SL-~c pro 1ecrS n
ln- Tear anu leave their 1r'a1rlou r1
someone else he also suggested ths.
asHI-sh-ng u ne CIV council r.
said -lA- civic affairs would never ne
better a iaEg as tae aIg caxDave-s
ana men ri 0uElness sl0ac around on
rh. sIde.lues md r1uk nc PAT and
Iat -EAry- mar III the CRY should
-ake ~ interest Z LIS affairs and
Sc -haI IL business was property
car~led 81.
M Atci.lsg -hsE .CCroGuoed aon-
Frank c. Farming wnc was also
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
SUMS Up
Continued from Page One

l1Ie!y InconceIvaoie that Il times Of
normal, rational conditions any sum
proceeding would have been under
taken"
Mr.. EilIql11t demanded -nat the
Judlciarv committee frame a repor-
recommending -he seating of the five
socialists insisting rnat 2uy ac-lnu
co the contrary would De direct re
versaI OF the arrlrade taken by the
assembly II The Decker case Cw0
YEARS agn
Nj EulauII completed LIS SUM
ming Up With warning 10 assembly
men that "ttlis stain upon democracy
will never De washed OF. never be
proved"
The precedent once created ne
asserted, will work towards the IN
doing Of the entire constitutional.
representative system SC iaborlousi2
huilr Up and Upheld II This country
Defense counsel declared ma
-.uauy Of the charges, az ruch o.
the evidence before the comm J-.--4.
IN THE trial IRE irreli~an, ~ re -
sues involved and thar Lt"E 90 ol:-
side and beyond the scapr rne
cnrrrrr1t--ee" Nj EIlicGlf 1..,..
however. that ne suulmar 1ru Al. .Ae
charges under eight rnain re- a.
follows:
Tha- rne socialist party is "ev-
olurinua-y organization.
-Hat Il does not sincerely believe
IN uoIsrical action and rnaL Us poi
rrtcs - or!y a Blind, or carnoufase
That il. Is unpu1-ioric and disioya-
Tint, II is unculv conr-oiled-or
I'm. - ,,rot.!v CONTROLS PUBIC ON
.,als elec.eo on its ticket.
ma :. owes allegiance To foreign
newer. known as the IUrerrialiohhrs-
ma II approves Of the Soviet gov
s-,reut of Russia, and seeks 70 N
.-n.,,,r. q sinui,a- regime IL the Unit
eG ScAres-
That the assembiymer personal
ar,nossG L -osecution Of the WA ano
,are aid End comfort 10 the enemy
M Hillauit argued ench Of the nrsl
s,,,,.r charges AT length. saying Ses
- s,,atsYnuu. hts colleague. wouin
,..nIv r. the last Brieffy his answers
verc.
--,a+ @h~ Socialist party WAS fsfo-
1usionarv ana the socIniisl ure
IN the sense that rney IA
,,f,,. = uror-ars. that will take the m
s,;s.rtal system out of the hahas O
~. r,,.ts,g o. individuals, Sut 81 &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Church Workers Annual Party

The ancQal party q -ae a=l.@~a-
1ur u t,hurch Workers of Tie con-
g-egaaola- church held "Wednesday
Afternoon was Wei attended ana
VERY ulach enjoyed. The afternoon
was PASSED socially ana all were
mighty entertained by MISS Morn
Bartlett Greeiey WAC sang several
selecu0ns ID The great delight u all
entertainments Of sandwiches tanC,-
likes olives. coffee ana tea we're
served The Dairy was arranged ov
re executive soarC Of TIE Fedora
-loE. tn committee consisting oil
Me- Wafer u arren Mrs Charles
Aver Ms. Sadie Il. Har~~- an.
Mrs. : x Heath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Baptist church VIII -Iesf Thursday a.
ernoun with Mrs. JetIn Maxteis at h-s
nome. CORNER PelSsn1a avenue and Lsn-
"sr s--4...l The ausr,ssses will be NJ
Max.ieic, Mrs. Ed5-h FsuG and Mn e
FG--er
Tia LaIles Aax4L1ary n rae .'Lls-
NJ timing Porr uf the AMERICAN Le-
gaon VIII hold q meeting III line L.
glon vnori1s F'rldar evening 4 lary"
attendance - earnestly desired
TIE ladies' If st Agnes Ga4lG -
lle CaEHu4g society are making a.
r4ngaznarrs 4or aHuce 20 be hei,
q T. ui0r mi 7n tn- evening IF
Ma.ri. =
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FINAL EFFORTS
Continued --,-r EsGs One

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