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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
VANDERBILT STABLE
IN FRANCE. FOR SALE

Paris, Sept 2-The VIM, X. Van
derbilt raj ing stable is for sale be
cause Mrs Vanderbilt cannot afford
to carry on The Vanderbilt Will
leaves the widow property, but fela-
lively small irconHe insufficient TO
bear the heavy expense Of maintain
ing a stable. Neither of Nandebilt's
sons evinces an ambition to perpet-
uate the black and white silks which
the Vanderbilt horses carried to vic
tory so often in the last twenty five
years.
L. f. Macomber, who already OPP
crates small racing stable in France,
Is rumorcd TO be interested In pur-
chasing the Vanderbilt string, but he
would retain only few Of the 125
horses lodged in the Pois5y training
stables. which are acknowledged to
be the finest in the world.
1t is said l0.0eo091 francs will buy
the Vanderbilt horses and the POiS5y
esta blishmcnt. Besides, there is a
breeding establishment in Normandy
including a beautiful chateau and val
liable stations and brood mares.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Local Notca.

Mrs. Charles Sorenson and baby OF
Peoria are visiting here at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Spencer.
Mrs, Bertha Hardy was called to
Ransom today by the serious illness
Of her mother Mrs. NJ. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Worrel who
recently disposed of the lunch room
to Raymond Ten Eyck, are packing
their household furniture for ship
ment TO Detroit, Mich, whore they
will reside With their daughter. Mrs.
Joseph Hudson. I
Charles Stickles departed Monday
for sanitarium in Milwaukee.
Mrs Geo. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reno Allen returned from few days
Mrs Grover Millga nand son Rob
ert of Chicago are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Gilbert Coffeen
Mrs. Ella Brodbeck of Chicago Is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Mrs Al, Miller returned today from
a several days visit in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hull and
baby returned to their home in Chi
cago after visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Morris.
OHIO u. STADIUM
TO BE i. SIS LARGEST

Columbus. O., Sept > A great sta
dunn will be erected at Ohio state
university here Details of the pro
posed structure are announced by
Samuel y sumner, prominent local
business man. who js chairman Of
the Ohio stadium committee, which
was formed recently by alumni and
friends of the university to plant the
structure and TO devise ways and
means to procure q fund to erect it
The stadium viii cost $1,000 600. II
VIII dominate = ninetytwo acre plot
of land along the eastern banks of
the Olcngtangy river, given to the
university by it's board Of trustees
few years ago for development as
an uncQualed rcCreational and ath
lctiC field
The structure. which will be named
for the state OF Ohio. will no U-shapel
in design and unlike any prnyiou5ly
constructed stadium. II will hae" two
seating levels in elevation. Il will
be lO7 feet high, accommodate Il
crowd Of $4,000 persons, 42,000 Of
whom will be seated in the lower tier
and $1,000 in the upper tier, Boxes
alone will accommodate 100 people.
For handling crowds, fiftysiX stair
ways will feed III aisles, all having
circulating capacity sufficient to
empty the stadium in seven minutes.
Spectators viii be admitted from one
to eighty three entrances
The arena will cover 10000 square
feet. an area equal to the ground area
of ten Of the univerSity's recent build
fngs In the construction Of the sta
dunn. there will be required 10000
cubic yards of concrete and 1000 tons
Of steel The north. or closed end Of
the structure will have incorporated
movable stage that can be used for
various kinds of outdoor exhibitions,
produced on large scale, which 20
| 600 persons can view comfortably
Under the seating the space has been
designed to provide a large gymna
stun and places for the holding Of in
| door track meets, indoor horse shows,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02

ry, at the home Of Ernest Johnson,
east of Troy Grove, on Thursday after
noon.
Miss Ruth MISSED and her cousin.
Miss Faith MISSED. Of Streator. spent
the week end at the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs VI c. Turk.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson left Satur-
day for La Grange. ILL.,. where she will
make an extended visit at the VIM.
A Cooper home.
Joseph Baker of Washington ID, c..
Is spending few days with relatives
and friends in Mendoza
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Reiter of Chi
Cago were Mendoza visitors over Sun
day Harry played with the Mendo-
Ia Regulars on Sunday afternoon and
gave a good account OF himself.
The Mendoza Regulars won anoth-
or victory AT the fair grounds on sun
day afternoon, when they met the fast
nePuo Stars. The score was 4 to >
in favor Of Mendoza, Next Sunday
they will play the Earlville Rangers,
and ON Labor Day a return game with
Hicks Park,
Henry Sauor is taking a weeks va
cation from his duties at our Hope
Office
Harry Sauer, city mail carrier on
Route 3. in taking a weeks vacation,
Courtney Nieman Is substituting in
his place
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
UTICA

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stewart are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of a little
girl in their family yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Roath returned
yesterday from their "trip to Indiana
polls, Ind They motorcd through
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Pearson for an
all day sew Yesterday
VIM. Fitzgerald and Miss Jane
Fitzgerald of Troy Grove were mar
ried yesterday at A. NJ at he
have gone to Colorado Springs on
their honeymoon They will be HON"
after ten days at their home on Lin
coin street.
Miss MarEcrt Mccormick was in
Ottawa Yesterday.
Miss Cora Knabler of ottawa was
visiting her aunt Mrs. Fred Seiftcrt
Yesterday.
Mrs. Sim Bray shopped in Ottawa
yesterday
Mrs Frank Dimmick and wo
daughter ahoppcd in La Sale yes.
terday.
Miss Sarah Gibbn shopped in La
Sale yesterday.
MIS- VIM. Maloncy visited riends
in La Sale yesterday.
Mrs Earl Dimmck from Twin
Bluff attended the funeral Of Mrs
Marten Waters Jr. Yesterday.
Miss Joe KlduH from Peru was
in Utica yesterday.
Mrs ! s.. Aitlle visited in La Sal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

state of illinois, La sale, County, IS.
In the Circuit Court, TO October
Term. A. u. 1920.
Louis Larson, ys. frances Leonard
Larson. In Ch1nccfN Bin for III
volcc. Gen. 80. PATS.
AFFIDAVIT that upon due and diligent
inquiry the place OF residence OF the
defendant, Frances Leonard larson,
cannot be aScor tanned, so that process
cannot hc served upon hor having
been filed in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF said county, notice is
therefore hereby given to the said de
PENDANT that the complainant He'd ms
bill OF complaint in said court, IN the
ChaaCcrv side thereof, on the LIST day
of September, 1920, and that tharcup-
on summons issued out of said
Court, wherein said suit is low pend
ing, rcturnablc on the second Mon
day in the month Of October next, as
is by law required, Now, unless you
the said defendant above named,
Frances Leonard Larson, shall per
Sonally he and appear before said CIR
cult Court. on the first day OF the
next term thereof, to be holden in OF
tawa, in and for the said county on
the second Monday in October next
and plead, answer or demur to the
said complainant bill of complaint,
the same and the matters and things
therein charged will be taken as con.
fessed. and a decree entered against
you according to the prayer of said
bill.
John L. WITXEM AN, Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, September LIST, 1920
JOHN W. ID BIS,
Complainants Sol.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
OTTAWA FANS GET
REPORT MORRIS IS
LOADING FOR BEAR
RUMOR REACHES HERE THAT
REDS ARE TO BE REINFORCED
WITH BIG LEAGUE HURLERS
FOR TWO.GAME SERIES HERE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY.


WI" '"'I'ol7 I" M '''''' '"ai cav
son. stellar pitcher Ot tho Three /
League, is going to pitch for Norri-
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Son' nu,' HeE''tael'N3' 1t Is idIHo''
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Wis WIZ appear d-a!Il9l huu'i > i4'l''
anu me cause VI thtir appearance II
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sa"ltS ui t.c uouoit uod'ti - o'oo'
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lt"hoe p''cHolS WIN tl'ul or hu''
theIf pans ol Victory VIII De oau.
iraAt.''eu ny the ever HaHiiheflil"
HeaSie3 OF the Dunn team ana to'
stellar pllca'llg Oh spencer iet'h'
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III Monaay dnar Win tne MOTIFS
team IL we, uhae,e'ii'''ieu' put b"hh
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
OUIMET DETERMINED
TO WIN GOLF HONORS

New York, Sept . Francis Ouimct
arrived in Ncw York last night and
the first thing he did today was to
head for Roslvn, l.. |. He has his
mind set on winning the national am
atcur championship next week at the
Engineers course. He will devote
the remaining days in going" over ev.
cry feature of the course
Davis Heron. national champion
spent another day at Engineers, but
did not make complete round. He
busted himself in going over some OF
the troublesome holes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Mendoza

Mrs William Marquardt spent the
week end at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Wells, at La Sale
Joseph Wirschcrn and family left
Monday for Aurora, where they will
remain for week on a vacation.
Mrs. Philip Stein, from north Of
town, is spending a few weeks with
relatives and friends at LOOMS, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. y. G. Tower and
daughter Josephine arrived home Sat.
urday from their trip to Denver.
About sixteen members of the W.
i. G. and &. A. X, attended the re-
union Of Co. c, Seventh Illinois laval
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Miraculous Escape from injury.

q On Overland touring car driven by
John O'Conncll, aged 1S years. accom-.
panied by his mother and sister Mrs
Al Johnson and daughter turned
turtle at 1890 last evening in q creek
on Glen avenue The party was re
turning to their home after attending
the show at the Coliseum theatre
The driver claims that he drove the
car too close tOthe edge of the creek
the banks Cavcd in and the machine
fell over. None of the occupants of
the car were injured.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
MARSELLES
MISS THERESA PHlLLlMoRE,
Representative, Branch Office PhIIInore 1ulIdIrp

Miss Lena Loot of Chicago will ar
rive here tomorrow to visit the home
of her sister, Mrs. Emil Schmitt
Thomas Hardy returned from a sev-
oral days visit in Torino, III
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH Dawson and
daughter spent yesterday in Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Mrs. Johnson's Funeral,

The funeral services for Mrs. Sven
Johnson who death occurred Monday
evening at l. O'clock. was held TO-
day at ! 80 at the home in Brook
field township. Rev Merrill, pastor
of the Broolfeld church, officiatcd
and. burial was made i nthe River
view cemetery
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Today's Markets
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished b,
G. w. Kirby, manager Simous. Day
4 Co, Room BIZ Moloney Hui,d.ug
Phone 80.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
ARMOUR. STAR POLO
PLAYER. CUT ON JAW

Chicago, Sept. 2.-LauranCe IT. Ar
mour. who will play No. | for the On
wentsia polo team against the North
Shore club Saturday at Lake Forest,
was "hcancd" Tuesday in practice
contest and two inch cut opened on
his Jaw Several stitches were re-
CURED to repair the damage, although
Armour continued play to tho end OF
the game.
The ball which struck Armour was
a sharp drive which glanced off a
horse This ia the second piece OF
hard luck suffered by the team as
prcntiss l.. Coonlcy. who has been
playing No was rolled by his horse
in practice contest Saturday and his
shoulder dislocatcd, Coonley will be
unable TO play for some time.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Cash Markets.
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS

Waite or yellow corn ...........Sl Ia
" heat ....-... .........-...... 30
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02

school BOOKS.
We have a complete line OF new
and second hand school books for pub
lie, high school and district schools,
Also tablets, pencils and all that Is
required for school.
KNEl'SSI BROS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02

industrial exhibitions and automobile
shows Mr., Sumner said that the sta.
dunn will he ready for the opening
game of the 1922 season of football.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

New York at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-02
Games odaN

= New York at PITTSBURGH.
N,ncinnali - 81 Luli.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

It Is often q fine thing 10 know
where one can get & doll repaired. a
bicycle fixed q a new bicycle. one
OF the well known places which carry
bicycles. dolls and bicycle accessories,
and do bicycle and doll repairing is
the Hex Cycle company. successors
to the old We Can Fix It shop. The
business Is located at s47 Myrtle ave-
nue., which was the location OF the
former business.
Ar. f. e Dangherty. proprietor.
bought the business last fall and
took charge Of It on November l7th.
he served In the army for eight
months at Camp Normoyle, being a
sergeant Of the first class. He had
charge OF ths mechanical branch Of
the motorcycle department whose
duty It was to take care OF al the
repairs This required great me-
chanicaI knowledge and great skin
and ezactness IN its application
The Hex Cycle company carries a
large line OF bicycles, handling the
Dayton. National. Liberty. Perfection
and Excelsior. This makes five lines
Of vel known. sturdy. speedy and
popular makss OF bicycles a far
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

larger line than IS usually carried. A
large and complete line Of accessories
is carried also. Horns. lights, pedals,
etc. viii all be found at the Hex
Cycle company.
Repair work Is also done. The ne
chanical experiences Of lIr. Daugherty
has previously been mentioned he
says nc make OF bicycle and no Job
OF repair work are too difficult for
his establishment to take care Of IN
handsome ana satisfactory manner.
He points 10 the fact that he has a
peculiar advantage over the ordinary
bicycle repair man IN having had
such valuable experience In the serT-
ice OF the government
A unique feature OF the business IS
the doll department. Dolls are car
ried in stock. and every part magma
bic for dolls is also carried. Many
a young lady" has broken her doll.
and cried about It as she wondered
where to take It to get It repaired.
Wen. here seems TO be a good solu-
tien OF this doll question. Heads
hands. feet, stockings. caps. etc. are
always to be found at the Hex Cycle
company and repair work IS done
also All sorts and styles OF dolls
are repaired and resrung.
Umbrella repairing and recovering
Is done IN this complete repair shop.
When one thinks his OF her umbrella
is ready for the junk pile. and that
It is absolutely worthless. It pays to
take it TO the Hex Cycle company
shop and spend a reasonable amount
Of money on It Mr. Daugherty says
that every Job OF repairing turned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03
Ell PasO Has Very
Unique Business

out BY his establishment will give
absolute satisfaction. He emphasizes
the fact OF extra careful attention to
details. So he requests that all down
and out parasoIs and umbrellas be
brought in and put under his expert
care or the care Of one OF his expert
mechanics
Locks are often very annoying. too
To get a key lost and not be able to
open a door or a trunk or 8 closet
sometimes becomes a near tragedy.
No matter how complicated the lock
and difficult the key may be 70
duplicate. Alr. Daugherty says his
concern viii be able TO solve the
riddle ana open the lock Locks are
opened and keys are duplicated
A large line Of bicycle tires are
handled. the guaranteed Rex tire
being the brand kept These tires
are guaranteed, and the stock IS kept
very fun and complete.
Our business has had a great
growth since we took hold OF It last
November" said Mr.. Daugherty, in
speaking OF his concern. I've have
inaugurated a policy Of complete sat
isfaction to every patron who comes
into our place Of business. We feel
sure our line OF bicycles is the largest
IN the southwest. Our line Of Guar
anteed Rex tires is unsurpassed We
have about the only place IN 81 Paso
where the girls can bring their dolIies
for repairs and rsstringing and parts.
And It Is undoubtedly a great relief
TO know where to have an umbrella
or parasoI covered. for in this
manner a consiov-able saving Of
money is to be had.
we furnisl free air for bicycles.
Our stock OF oils and channels y very
large as Is our stock Of bicycl, ac-
cessories- We are successors 10 the
old We Can Fix It shop. and have
entirely revised and overhauled IL e
former business The present man
aEement is American through and
through, and Is efficient to the high
est degree There are no sighted OF
hit and miss jobs turned out. no mis-
represented stock sold, and no long
DELAYS when dealing with US.
we do an kind OF repair work,
and It would take too long to men
ton everything that We carry in
stock OF TO 60 over every kind OF re-
pair JOB that We can handle Doll
work, lock work. bicycle repair work
and parasol recovering are the out
standing classes OF repair work that
We do But there are many repair
jobs we can handle besides those
mentioned specifically. We suggest
70 all those who might have some
thing that they desire TO have re-
paired and who DO not know exactly
where to take Il to phone us about
IT. We guarantee the utmost salts
faction IN all our dealings with our
customers. and solicit business upon
the strength OF service and satisfac-
ton
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

T. W. Russell and Will Stocks went :o Lonoke Monday.
 Silas Russell and family visited IT White county Saturday.
 Jim Austin was ir ous community Sunday.
 Ben Paul has purchased horse.
 Mrs. Winnie Paul and daughters rert to Cabot Monday.
 Mrs. Leota Guncer went to Little Rock last week to visit her sister Mrs Alec Davis
 Mr Tony lost a horse last week and 1as another one sick.
 Rev, s L. Russell VI. preach for -s the first Sunday in April
 Sunday school at 1o o'clock Sunday morning Everyone .s invited to come and help Us.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02
LONDON IS FESTIVE
 FOR EASTER SEASON
lBy Tnltea Press

London, April ." buns, hot-cross-6uns,
 One penny, two penny.
 The Ola woman runs
 The old-time "hot-eross- bun seller TO longer rings a bell and run s.o sup ply the common or garden bun with an Easter cross" upon 1t, nor are there so many fancy colored Easter eggs 10 be seen nowadays, but Brit ishers are celebrating the Easter hol- idays in the pre-war spirit.
 The food controller having removed certain restrictions. the tlme-honored custom Of eating buns marked with Q cross on Good Friday has been re- sumed ard many hundreds of thou sands Of youngsters proceeded to run their d.Eest.oas 3a the good Q! dstyle al over Great Britain.
 Industrial! commercial. and official Britain broke Of diplomatic relations with work yesterday ard settled down D en.0y t6e Easter holidays. Today ls bank" or national holiday. to- morrow is an unofficial holiday for aanss only bE Royal proclamation in which the great majority Of workers participate, and Monday is another official national bank holiday" So the average worker ceased work from Thursday even.rg until Tuesday morn Irp
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02
How Longtime Loans Are Paid.

T have had farmers say to me. This is the first time have felt comfortable in my life, when the papers were signed and the money turned over. The reason for this statement was that heretofore they had looked forward to 2 fiyeyear renewal of their mortgage subject to the favor of a mortgage broker and subject also to the pay ment of commission. They have said to me Today have my loan placed for 33 years and now I can see plainly that I shall he able to pay this debt. II is a wonderfully benefcent provision of the farm loan act which
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02

London. April D" Hot-cross-b buns cross-6uns.
 One a penny, two Q penny.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02
Dean Coulter of West Virginia Agricultural College Opposes
 Changes in Farm Loan Act.
FARM MORTGAGE BONDS SAFE
Experience Of Germany With Joint Stock Land Banks Bonds Is Re assuring to American Invest
 ing Public.

"Give the farm loan system. in its present form, chance. l worked for 1t for years before il was enacted. It has not had a chance to fully develop on account of the short time II has been in operation and on account of war conditions. Leave the system alone long enough for it to prove it's worth"
 This was the appeal made by John L. Coulter. dean of the West Virginia Agricultural college. 10 the United States senate committee on banking and currency
 There was pending a bill, commonly known as the Shoot bill, which, if passed. would make farm mortgage bonds subject to the income tax. This tax on the bonds would result in an increase in the interest rate on farm loans and also would drive the joint stock land banks out Of business.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-04-02

taxation. h q letter to the senate committee he said
 "It Will be q grieyous blunder 10 re- peal the taX-exemption clause as ap- piled to either the joint stock or the federal land banks and il would be 6 serious blow 10 the system to drive -l.her Jype of these land banks out of tus.resS. The TWO types of banks are demanded hy the investing public and arf eau.God also hy 1he borrowing public.
 When tAe original art vas F. ss.ng tirHg-I ifs various ~,agae .a congress. We fIar Investigated ,L- viewpoint or ,he .He-Sto-s We found thar many who 4r. Interested ir farm mortgages rr .oa1~ on tarI1 lands said: We would prefer the bonds of rhe fedora U1 hans teeau~e tA.T a.a4'l -errr- -ea- tle joint or eo-oIe-a-lt- Hal.a- s~ ot .Q-e~ af sue4i farmers. au. .-.. ere after all cAe haesl.ue af ta- al oa. When they fall We are all .a>r Ne found about cr -luaI ng-- Ter vsa r---e1, We want bonds l-- -uv. t.- ia.at stock banks eIth double at -.--. Hi'h lmt7a4 right t5 ie~u. .aal~ t.a4@ i- times tIe.r stock co.... fas,- v.-l -o tir =S f1r rhe other) anc "th bonds based upon farms of .udt fianl. ,-.2e-cale farmers wLerp h-4-a -srer. ~e~ rrav1.
 Farm Bonds Safe Investment. "It #a~ clear 10 us .44t th--e were two cIa-~e~ ot farmers fo serve. thos. 1o waited to t0rm a->... .a,lanS. and .hoSe hp wanted to go {; alone
 The two classes of farlar~ and -hr tRo c-a--es If Investors aua therefore t-o saErcc- Of funds for tae develop nelt Of agriculture. all looked toward .aare f.od for our great urter center, which f ,t would la- A.su lower rr'"e- Hag,d ar least mean ttaf vr.ee- ao--a nal Go so hI-a 4s otherwise ral5 tc ,he case.
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