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Evening star., 1926-10-04

Washington Circle. Child Conserva-
ton League will hold it's opening
meeting of the season at 5525 Illinois
avenue.
Evening star., 1926-10-04

Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent, No. 1, will meet. s o'clock, at
Grand Army Hall.
Evening star., 1926-10-04

NECK PIECE-Stone Marten on L St near
Rauschers. Reward at Apt. 2O4. 240O 10th
Evening star., 1926-10-04

GLASS SES-One pair thin shell-rimmed in
black case marked Wnl. H Waters. Optician,
in front Marjorie Webster School Thorn as
Circle. or St. Johns Episcopal Church Be
thesda. Nd. Phone Potomac 1878 4"
Evening star., 1926-10-04

POODLE-Small. tan-colored. Spanish: two
months old liberal reward. 1890 14th St
NV Col. 1373-W.
RING-Central High School; initials. J. L.
r. 20 inside: near tennis court. 16th st. res
11O2 y ST u. W. call Erank S2SN
Evening star., 1926-10-04

ILEWELI4EN y SETTER DOG = Blue tick
black head black spot on hip. Return TO
4O7 High St. Friendship Heights. Md Re
ceiya reward 5s
Evening star., 1926-10-04

So REWARD for return or information
leading to recovery of goldA platinum top
circle shaped pin. pierced design set with 4
sappphirs Eones Lest s. sSsturdsSy sS;s October
SITS. NV. 3510 T st.
Evening star., 1926-10-04

KIDWELL. On Monday. October 4. 1926, at
Providence Hospital. MARTHA A. KID
WELL. beloved wife of the late James +
Kidwel Funeral from her late, residence.
6 Gctobar Aa6anf g at f%S o ff 5 on sery
nm at Congress Heights Baptist Church
Relatives and friends invited. Iutermcnt
Cedar Hill Cemetery ,
Evening star., 1926-10-04

WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPY
male white with black spots on back. ears
erect: red and white collar. Reward If re-
Evening star., 1926-10-04

GIVINS. On Thursday, September 80, 1925,
et her residence, 2262 9th st. NV.
BERTHE GIyINS. widow of Robert
Givins and mother of David Givins. She
Rosetta Savoy, Fannie Scarhroush, Ida
Carfpenter. and a stepson, Carrangia l.;
SObrcal, and a host of other relatives and
friends Funeral Tuesday, October 5.' at
pm. from st. Luke's Church Georgia
ave. and Shepherd rd.. Rev. shelton Mil
Evening star., 1926-10-04

1926 at his residence, q -New York ave.
RY' late colonel goth Michigan Infantry
and husband of Elizabeth Guyton Louns
berry Funeral services at the :. H.
Hines Co funeral home 2gO1 14th 81
NV. Wednesday. October s. at 9 80 a m ,
thence to st. AlOvsius Church, where mass
will be said at 10 am. Internlent Airing
ton National Cemetery. ;
Evening star., 1926-10-04

Masonic and i't! Eastern Star Home. fakom1ra' 1r
y. G.. WILLIAM II. HOOD, Services at
pm. Relatives and friends invited. in
torment (len wood CnmetnrV
Evening star., 1926-10-04

Temperature and condition Of the
ater at Great Falls at s a.m.-Tem-
,rature, 67; condition, very muddy.
Evening star., 1926-10-04
GERMAN. nerarted thIs nfe sun4aE. .Qcte

ber ); ia@5F, F'at at Va '. cIock M.
A. GERMAN. beloved husband OF Anne
German son of the late Charles and Ade-
line German John. Luvinia. Cornelius.
Charlie and Mrs. Rosa Craieg Of Manas5as,
va Funeral from his late residence 9O2
French st. NV. Tuesday evening at 5 pm.
Relatives and friends invited; lnterment
MANASSAS Va. Wednestlay at : pm. o
Evening star., 1926-10-04

tober 2. 1926, at 3 :45 pm. EDWARD
HARRIS formerly. of Haymarl;et Va Re
mains resting at Annie F. HOlloway's 1u-
neral parlor. 121 - st. sw Interment
at Olive Branch Church. Waterfall. Va
Tuesday October > at | O'cloCk
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

up that Nome will have lh, he ,t landing field in Alaska
 The Alaska Road Commission ul, cials are anxious to begin work bus ur to the present time have moi been able to get permis ion from their superiors at Juneau 10 etart operations. but state that woil is expected soon to begin acti, 1t. :, which will place the field in fl at class condition.
 May Establish AirpIanc Scriycr
 President Geo. s Marnar,l .t tn, Chamber of Commerce. iuo'. Lh fht natter of establishing airpl..n5' SCI vice between Nome and Fairbaillt : with Aviator Bennett and went into details at some length MT Rt tnttett stated that his company would ha glad to work ill connection with au; ri position ;fai the Nutu reople might suggest. he further stated. that if the businesi tut,rests u' tht City would pal up one thunsant d. la.a la help start the service. t!e would send 2 plano and aYiatura to Meme within q shug, time and beg | active flying service He snesesit.+l that in his judgement il woulti h. best to use suitable plane for hv ing as far as Rmbv nn the Nuk9u rver and plane from Fairbanks would be used to connect with il al Ruby. thus the plane would never he away from Nome for any length of time and could he kept busy fly ing to outlying sections when moi making trips to Ruby. He advised against buying too large | plane saying that with the smaller plan it was feasible to light most any place and take off again without much danger or loss of inme MT Bennett believed the tfme Was ahou; right for making arrangements to carry the Y. s. Mails throuGhou' Alaska. and with that amount oi business as side issue. the pass seneor traffic could be handled for n much smaller sum. MT Bennett also went into details about inc con structinn of sheds on tine field 10 house airplanes. giving valuable suggestions gained from experience at Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
OREGON ELECTION RETURNS

PORTLAND May 22 (AP)-Nine hundred md fifty seven out Of eighteen hundred and forty-scvcn precincts gave the republican scator stanHeld ia22O Frederick Stcwer, Pendcton lawyer. 2a, 70G; A. E. Clark whom the Portland Telegram promoted 1O75i Sapdhiast 7,3aa. Eiyilt hundred and thirty-sx pre- cincts gave Haney 7,5O3: Watkins 5.0I1. Nine hun. dred thirtywo precincts gave Patterson aa.eas; Up- ton 10649; Carter 1I,5s7. Seven hundred hfy-sev- en precincts gave Pierre Q, 306 Mrs. Louise Palmer Webber 8,017. Four hundred and six precincts out of i've hundred and thirty-two Rave Crnmpacker 1a, 402; Mulkcy 5,3O5 and Richards 2, s72.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
WHEN GREEK MEETS CREEK

OLYMPIA, May 2a, (AP)-When D. Cox, Chai,- man of the Constitutional Government League, wl,0 appointed statewide committee ninety y-four to n"nst,~'e with Governor Hartley his policies. ap- pea'ed with b" iftcen. and all but two from Seattle" Cox said; VI have brought stenagrap,cr with me. HanIry replied: That's all right,-I have three" A. E. scifor of seattle argued against the Hartley poli- ries Hartley thanked them and wished then, ple.- sant Journey home. He suggested that they inspect the capitol building being built and onered then, copies of the speech he made fin Seattle in defesc of his policies.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
Air Sei,Ndcc Underway

A few hours after the planes ha;i taken off for Fairbanks Monday morning several persons began in teresting themselves and others go. ing into the business and before long MT. Yenney had made plans for the purchase of the Curtis air plane which is now in Nome He also interested Lieut.. Omdahl wh1 offered to assist him in getting the plane tn living condition The plane ts owned by w. II Sturdrvant. thn local machinst. who went outside last fall to spend he winter. and i5 now enroute to Nome on the motor- ship Carpenter
 Final arrangements for its pur chase will not he able to be made until Mir Sturdevant arrives
 With the Road Commission off cials taking an active interest in in vestigating likely landing fields in the outlying sections. We should no experience any difficulty in obtain tng airplane service to the nearby mining camps on Seward Peninsuli'
 Guhscrfba 2,r fha nai1v puIJnti,
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

| Owing to the fact that the news i spread that the second plane was expected any minute. good sized crowd was at the field te witness,
 { he arrival of the Waco, which is owned and operated out of Fair
 banks by Bennett & Rodebaugh Air
 plane company. Aviator Bennett an.l mechanician G. F. Young brought
 he plane through in six hours and 20 minutes flying time. A rest was
 taken at Ruby were the plane re fueled and owing to the smailnes,, of the plane il was necessary to car
 ny an extra supply of gasoline ia cans. this the aviators pumped into the main tank by use of hand pump, and by refuclins in the air tance to Nome.
 The Waco Was under contract to he international News Reel cnr-
 poraion, and Harry Phillips the To
 cal Epvte man was on the ground
 ready 10 make the flight to Teller with his camera
 Arrangements fer rerueling both
 planes was made with K B. Julian. of the D. F. Crowley Grocery com
 pany. who was looking out fol the interest of the fathe News plane. and in short time the machine
 took off like bird and headed al,
 rect for Teller making the distance of n miles in 45 minutes. which usually takes by the old met hotl ut travel anywhere from two days to two weeks
 ! Both planes landed on the ice al Teller along side of the Norge. hlll before landing they circled and scared around the dirigible taking pictures of tho crew at work dls ! manilng her. After taking several still and movie pictures on the ground the planes took off again for Nome, one of them bringing Mrs Capt. Peterson along With them
 10 join her husband in Nome Ni, Peterson having arrived by boat O, Sunday when he brought down Cam.
 Amundsen. Lincoln Ellsworth. Cap tain Visiting and Lieut.. Omdahl from Teller
 | Both planes arrived at Nome to
 gether and gave the people another thrill. landing sarrly on the field at 6: ah p. m. Sunday. being the same day. A much larger crowd Was present 10 greet them and the road
 was con1ested With automobile tra fife. The aviators were induced {, stay over night and make all early start the following morning. as tn" aviators had been in the air most cf he day they were in much need of
 rest and sleep. They were taken
 care of by friends who looked after , feet day of amusement and exrite
 ment such as Nome had not enintifti
 in many moons,
 The safe and easy landings by both
 planes speak volumes for Nome. new landing field, the construction work was stalted last Fall lut'i.'s he rainy season and owing to cold and frosty weather the work or
 completing the field had to he aban- aonnd until this summer. The wofk
 on the field Is just about fifty per
 cent completed and the two planes arriving Sunday were the first to
 make landing on i.. The aviatnre of both planes state that wheE Ire field Ia worked over and smouiheh
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

FAIRBANKS. May 2e, (,r)-i'r airplancs rusi, ing the Norge newsr"ris from Teller lief, here for Whit. horse Thursday stopping ut Eagle Tn" Dawson took off from Dawson for White"rsc Friday morning at six. 4. Il. Bennett the pilot and Young the mrchtnician The pictures of the Norge taken Tel Ter after lanny which being shown here, indicate conciusvey that the ship met with mslap in land. ing The covering t"rn the structural metal trres and twisted out normal shape. The pmeror of air spaces
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
PETE LATZo WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

SCRANTON, Ma, Fl. CAr1--rrte imtxn tIl. wrl'crw"isln championship whea he the ju'Is, decision in len rounds with Mickey Walter, who WI, the title h"d,, Tor r"nr years. The crowd of twey. thonsa"d l"m" town fans w-ht wild iat1n's han lifted in victory slashims bat tie. lhthn's aud ability trade blows Il with Waiter, gave hini th, victory it's ih result ui ui upscts in rin history. Waiter iceisve, heat Iatsn years agt and ,w" f.,,"ritt when h" entered tn ring.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
SMALL poN EPIDEMIC AT KODIAK

KODIAK, Ma, 2I. GAp)-TerritnriaI Health Com. missioner Council ordered thousand vaccine point, to be rushed hc,, light Il mild small poN epidemic. Doctor Ioc Prior. the Public Health physician yac- rnnt''i n hundred and eight y-four in twenty four hours. Tho disease Is apparent, checked. The resi- dents of Wood Isant including the personnel the Nay, Radio station, and Baptist Orph,tgc, qiarrn. tined themselves prevent exposure. Th. about fifty children in the orpllanagr.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
C,ItrENr FER PUTS ,.r GREsT FIGHr

>EM NoRn Way @s, tirD--Fish,ing back q, the crossroads of long and c"I"rinl in ai effort to regain ,t thncngug position in the ligh h"as weight ram",, Carpenter, the French fghte ''sh"w"d himself of destiny" He suggcd hi way through ten t"rid rounds draw with th youthful California contender EtsIit iimIman bcror fourteen th"us.ni I"'op., Madison Square tinr,rr Thrc" of thc iu';srs failed tn agree am! the irfrre voted the match ,ittw
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
WILL CAN ALASKA PRODUCE

ANCHORAGE, May 2i, (AP)-Noel Smith an- n"nmccd that plans perfected for the opcrs,ti" this of n small leased plant for c,nnin. local vegetables berries in the railroad camps instead of the imported products. This is being done as means of developing local industries. 1T the ni"g proves successful in competition with the states products, bg commercial plant viii be established together with and box making plant which couI supply the salmon canneries.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
E,pr3 urrH SIBERIA RE\Nl>t.

SEATrLE May 3f, GAr)--Ihr Hakniatsm Marn is "alng hundred and fifty thousand dollar ship. m""i for hnmci,ntk, Peninsula. The shipment in cl"dcs four hundred eases Q wearing apparel, the largest dispatched Puget sound D siberia. li represents market n fare east.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
 LITERACY TEST APPLIED IN OREGON

PORTLAND, May 33, (AP)-The constitutionnl amendment adopted in 1924 providing that voters may be acquired read and write english applied nt the primary to-day for the first time. The republicans registered two hundred and eleven thousand six hun- dred and fifty: The democrats. e!ghty.twa thoWsanil one hundred and seventyeight There eight oandi
 dates for the republican nomination for tho senate which include Senator sanfeld who Is running his rccori L. R. sandblast, of Portland. wet Mrs. Rose F. Barrctt of easidc. The democratic gubcrnatoriai nominations Mrs. Louis Palmer. wet, who is ap- posed by Governor PaFea. dry, The republican nomi
 nations to Congress Norman S. Richaris wet, anI M. E Crumpacker and B P Muliy. dry The repub. lican nominations for governor ". A. Carter. |. L. Patterson and Jay F. Upton. The democratic nomi- nations for the senate former congressman Wat kins and former shipping baari commissioner Haney.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
N0ME-- A|RPLANE
 SERVICE PROVEN FEASIBLE

With the arrival of two airplaney
 at Nome last Sunday from Fair
 banks. Nomeites We're given q thrill
 that they will remember all the rest
 of their lives. The planes were sent
 by two rival moving picture cor
 porations at q cost of S3,00O each.
 and demonstrated to the satisfac- tion of everyone how easy it was tu
 get in quick communication with
 Fairbanks q distance of 700 miles. One of the planes made he trip iii
 6 hours and 20 minutes runnin, time to Nome which beat the record
 formerly held by auothe. plane last
 year which made the trip In I hours
 fiat.
 The planes were sent here with
 instructions to proceed to Tellen
 and obtain moving pictures of the
 Norge which was at thot time bciu:. dismantled The first plane 10 ar, rive was Fairbanks No. l. with Joseph Cosson and Mr iIufford as aviators. under contr?ct to the Pathe News and New York Times Dne 10 the local radio station having so much business, scndinr hundreds
 of telegrams running into thousands of words. the lines wn"" contested and interrupted service to some ex tent. thereby delaying the inter change of telearams between Nome and Fairbanks, as 2 consequence the people of Nome including the re personalities of he airplancs here were up in the air as to the pro bable arrival time of the planes. When the planes passed Solomon 36 miles east of Nome il was tele
 phoned to Nome by Peter Curran,
 and soon the word was passed thal the plane would arrive ir Nome in about ten minutes. Those having autos picked mp friends and soon
 were racing towards the landing field, by this time the plane was already soaring over the city and after makine 2 circle headed for the field, landing their just as two of the automobiles arrived Everything happened so quicK that not even Nag or smudge could
 be planned and the aviator not 1f, Jt,rr l,1 fIt ian lu In I came down as best he could. making good landing on the east and west approach. Soon the excited crowds which were arriving by cals gather. led around the plane and aviators and those interested in the business venture made arrangements for ce- fueling the plane for it's hop off for Teller. The aviators were brought to town and final arrangements completed, and al 1O:ia Il. III. were in the air again on their way to the Norge"
 Second Plane Arrives
 About twelve o'clock the second plane was reported passing Solomo l enrOute Nome, and again the own
 CTS of automobiles jumped into their
 cars and stepped on the gas, and
 before many of them had gotten un- der way the plane was observed fly ing over the city. many who missed arriving at the landing field in time to witness the landing of the first plane made up their minds to mak 7, their "Lizzies" make one last efror; at speed, and everyone h q the gas wide open. the cars making speed never before attained OH the Bessie road which We are glad To state was in fine condition.
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The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
NAVAL OFFICER INF.TED ON LIQUOR CHARGE

SEATTLE. May :s. (AP)-Thc Post Intelligent ger said it learned high ranking officer in the Navy and not member of the Coast Guard has been in- dictet for liquor conspiracy. stated that the oni- caa Is at present Of the jurisdiction the and tt wtll take time to effect his arrest.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
kErI 'HIkA< ADOPTS STANDARD TIME

KET' HikAN, May 22 C,r)-The City C"unc;t passed resolution adopting Pacific coast standard time the year round. It goes into effect miingh: May 20. Other Southeastern Alaska towns :skc,i 0 follow sut. IL will tc Il big convenience peop doing husnrss with seattle firms
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
srANFIELD DEFEATED IN OREGON

PORTLAND, May e2. tAp)-The defeat of stan f"d s attributed to the fact that eight for ination. After Stanfed failed to answer charges Of bcing drunk in cafe at bakcr and half ago, the republican became free for all.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
aGl ERNOH HAETIEN'S
ACTION uo>SliTiTnN,I

oIiMrit May 3I. tAr)-.tttorn,.A General Dun bar said that the action ut Governor Hartley in moving the ,ngsnts of th" rnivcrsit, for miscondue was constitutional and that he the sole judge their misconduct His opinion based the ion of Governor Rogers in removing the arid land missioner in 1898
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
L|TERACY TEST APPLIED IN OREGON
MUssOLINI PRAISES NORGE FLIGHT

ROME May 22, Mussolini and Tomason Tht0ni, president of the senate praised the Norge flight. In an address bcfore the Senate Muss6Iin said: "Ony superior could accomplish the flight to the Nort', Pole by arship To them goes my fervent thanks '" Tton characterized the feat great aviation vic- tory for the United States, Norway and Italy,
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

London. lF) Painters are hay ing difficult time irving 10 make women look graceful iii modern gowns. The most talked of portrait ill London fs picture of Lord Ruthven's twin daughters. Alison and Margaret. which John WepS just completed.
 The portrait of the bobbed haired young women is full-length and shows them standing together in sleeveless evening gowns with skirts which barely reach their knees. ln all effort to compensate for the lack of draperies. the artist has throwr an evening wrap over the arm of one. which. falling tn the ground breaks the straight lines of the scant gowns.
 But many art critics find the art ist's effort failure and declare tha modern attire of women lends itself far better to revues and bathing beaches than to the portrait pain ter's art
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

Rome, (P,- Women will he ssd mitled to membership iii th" itailtI Academy of lnmortals just ereaf"i by the Fascist Government
 The distinguished persulages whS are studying thu problem. of select ing the first thirty 1rtdcmicians have decided that al h.tst three wo- men have the uuquestioned right ip places in ltaly's intellectual Parna4 suS,
 They are Ada Negrl, Italy's most famous poetess. and Gralia lDeleddt and Matilde Serao. both uovelists. Signora Negri although Milanes',, has chosen Capri as the background for most of her work. Signora Deledda is Sardinian and Signora Serao, Neapoltan. Ali are th- authors of many volumes of work
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

VANCOUVER, May 2l, tAP)-The seventy-ivc foot power schooner Sigalik will leave here in Junr year trading exIelhian along the Alaskan and ths top of the American continent They will w throngi, the Northwest passage and visit West Victoria land and lnothia Peninsula. The expedition Is pr""i>i"nch for five but expects bc able to return In two ycars C. II. Clark and R. C. Mc(lregor at the head of the venture which Is hacked by New York capital.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

WASHINGTON, May 22. t,r)--rhc House de fcntcd by a vote of hundred and twelve T hun'' red and si>t, en- the iIau.cn hill o signed to siabnIi<r agricultural prices.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

Location Notices. Power of lAttOr. ney blanks, Deeds, Leases. etc. for sale at the Nagget once.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

London. Gp,- Feminisls are muet annoyed because the English press is inclined to commend any woman who does anything well as having | masculine mind"
 The Evening Standard praised he Duchess uf Arhull for her linen speeches in the House and susgesr F ed that it seems unnecessary fp' her to read her speeches as she al ways has q very clear idea wh't she wants to say. whereln she i1 masculine. and quite mnlike Lady Astor." It also suggested that "she is not the least bir eNeitahle, in striking contrast tn Mis- Wiikin- son"
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o. (AP)-The returns from all hut precinct gave Fisher 8a4 votes and Beidleman 82O8 88aO
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

SEATTLE, May 22, (Ar)-T. D. Bakoby and H. (. Lind arrived here Alaska capture an,l bring back alive two Kodiak bears for the Youngs. town, Ohio" Zoo. Arrangements have been made fo, native hunters assist in the capture
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
NEWS ABOUT
 WOMEN
IN Et RDI".

Berlin. G4, The fad or pnshins their own baby carriaee has taken fashionable German mothers by- storm,
 l, used to be extremely bad form : for mother to he seen with ht.l. child on kurfuerslcudamm Beflin' Montmartre. Now it Is quite t!,a thing for the Berlin"r Frau To sltps= off her latest spring hat or eu.s. while giving the baby an airiue
 The Avenue is crowded in tiif. ly afternoons with parades Of 1,tbs buggirs. Uniformed nuls7t ai.1id t.- much in evidence. ,S tsuat hut mothers do all th,. werF@eh ehte a,5its merely accompanyine ht' es7ttbe sters.
 There is lt,l" dane"f= 9 t4thet being called upon to ,4t tn, rd= cart Nothing is mot, ,li ,t..-tefui tn q German man Moscow. ,P, With the revival If interest in Empress Catherine tn. Great both in Russia and NnelIt.tts. the Soviet anthorilirt hay, placed m exhibition in th" MaseoW ,tisa l.ea ingrad muHaa'n" q numhaf of heir looms. personal rlothlne. leWel.t books and lovel-ttet4 oJ Ea-sia-e gayeat and greatest ~oinln saset= eign
 The mos, 4trikrug aud uHaaneen tional is a pink silk tuentse which Catherine presented her lover. Count Orion. as a "keepsaiie Tn, is show ill Moscow s principal mus. ums and bears the inscription iiq Orloff's own handwriting
 Prom the dearest and most ,i,. voted of Wives" "
 Several hundred love letters t.S changed between Catherine and th, admiring Orion have been offered for sale.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22

WASHINGTON. Ma. .., C,r)--rr.'>idrnt 'oolide hS executive or,tr provided additional oiicrrs bot state, county and municipal. to prohibition forces.
The Nome nugget., 1926-05-22
OFFERS TO PURCHASE NORGE

NEW YORK, May 2i, tAP)-An offer to pur- casc lease the Norge for exhibition purposes has been made to Captain Amnnlsen by Copeland The funds raised would bc devoted to create national dowment for the Physicians Home and the Red Gross Copeland said that # the offer accepted he w"" !pur the United states with the Norge.
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