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Evening star., 1928-04-18
SIX HURT BY AUTOS,
DAYS TRAFFIC TOLL
CoIOred Couple in Hospital
After Crash-Visiting Wom-
ans Arm Broken.

The police 81 Arlington County. Va,
we're today conducting an investigation
into crash at Columbia pike and
River road. just south ~ the Highway
Bridge, In which two persons were Sc
rl0lsly injured last night.
A. a result Of the crash Ida Dove.
col0Ted. 2e. III Arlington Va. and James
Dlnkins. coiored. -. 3l2 Prince street,
Alexandria, Va, we're taken t0 Elmer
geney Hospital, where the former was
tteated TOT a possible skull fracture. and
tbs latter for severe decorations ~ the
scalp County Policeman james -, East
last night visited tha scene of the col-
iisigi and ioun both damaged cars.
Dul could learn no details ot the affair
Mrs. Catherine Hogan. 55. III East
OraDgf, n j.. Wlia la stopping al ab22
CgueBre atreet suffered fractured
right arm when knocked down at Wis
cousin avenue and Newark street by
au AutomDbiis upetaLed by Thomas IT,
Bradley IT, 66Ui Ero9kyille road, Chevy
Chase. Md f5ie Was treated by neigh
boring physician
Martin Moran, so, 1921 Twenty sixth
Atfest, driver " taxicab, and hia fare.
KITTY Brown. 60loted, 80. 1895 Vernon
street were injured Wltep the cab col
iided at Fifteenth ana 4 streets with u
Luck driven by Vincent Kelly. 249t
Eighteenth street Moran suffered eats
al1d bruises an the face ana "A possible
tfaeltrt II the hip
Milton Lee, coiofed u, l7l9 Il street.
suffered slight injuries when knocked
d0Nn on Seventeenth street between
Church ami + streets. by cab operated
by James H. Iraii a0i2H Grant road
The child was treated st Emergency
Hospital
Evening star., 1928-04-18
WORLD RACER DUE
|NNEW YORK TODAY
Japanese Flying Over East
ern StateS-SailS at Mid
night for London.
ny the As.nelate.i press.

rs the Associated Press,
NEW YORK, April Ia. Tuichiro
Araki, racing eastward from Toxic
while another Japanese speeds ON a
westward circumference OF the world.
was flying over the eastern United
states today, lie was due 90 ailght
from the transeontnental air mali
plane at liadley Field South Plaintleld,
N. J.. at I AS pm.
An automobile viii carry him to New
York. where he must obtain certificates
OF his passing. and then he Will sail
AZ midnight on the Aqultania tor Eng
land
Arak and Ryukleht MatSui are the
competitors Tor pflEes ot $1,000 yen
tSt ,AO0l and l,eno yen offered hy the
newspaper Jill Shlmp OF Toxic Matsul
Was thought To he nearing Moscow to-
day after the long train Journey acroSs
Siberia.
Arak crossed the Pacific by steamer,
flew from Victoria ga Seattle. thence
went by train 10 san Francisco to en-
bark again ON an atEplane for the
transcontincntal trip
The newspaper Is u member Of the
Nippon Aumhun Renga tAaSoclated
Press of Japan and has prescribed
that the contestants must visit the head
offices Of the Allied News agencies
Thls In the United States Is the Assa-
clated Press, With It's main atiice here.
and III England, Reuters, Ltd. al
London,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Thousands of Field Mice Overrun Ranges,
Destroying Grass and Spreading Stock Pests

presence OF the rodentS in such large
numbers is the scarcity of coyotes as
"A result Of the more or less successful
predatory animal DISCRIMINATION drive
Coyotes spend large part of their
time hunting mice.
A similar invasion OF field mice oc-
cured IN the Kern County oil fields
In California In January, 1927. The
United States Biological Survey and
the state Agricultural Department
were forced 10 spread poison grain over
IS 900 acres in the vicinity OF Bakers
neld before the mice were exterminated
Heavy rains drove the rodents from
marsh land 10 high ground.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Army Officers Reassigned

Col Edward T iieftmann, u n In
fantfy at Pittsburgh, Pa, haas beer
assigned 10 the command at the gen,
etal depot At San sfanol8eo. Mai
Horace II Fuller, Field Artillery, has
been transferred from ble Army Wal
College "a Monterey, CALI Cant Ia.
Fld A. Watt, Admtant Cienarals ne
partment, from Hawaii 10 this city
and FIRST Lieut. Christian knudaen.
Cavalry, from Fort CLARK, Tex Ia the
Sd Cavalry at Fort MyeF,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
ny shs Associated f'fess.

LEWISTON. Idaho. April is.~Thou-
sands Of field mice are overrnnning the
live stock ranges on the upper Snake
River, rauchers reported today, one
section.
Pioneer stoekmen said It was the
fltht time that district had been over
run by mice since lB77-TH. The mice.
In addition IN destroying grass. are said
To be infested with ticks. which are
causing trouble for sheepmen.
One of the theories advanced Tor the
Evening star., 1928-04-18
FRANKlN6 VIOLATION
CHARGES TO BE PR0BEO
House Naval Committee 20 open
Inquiry Next Week on Ac~
cusatien ef Member.

The House naval committee 6ecldeS
today to begin an inquiry next week
into published reports that the ecnSgeS-
Sionas fran&tnK pTtVtAeEe OF one og NS
Democratic members, Representative
Mc('lEnttc of Oklahoma had been W.
lated IN the distribution ef literature
oppeSfNg the new warSasp construction
nr0gram
The reports were to the eEfeSs that
the National Ce0re0 feT the ryeventsen
Of War had Sent 0ut appealS fCf NsndS
As We'll as literature otheV than pylst-
leg>d congressional documents under
MeClmtleS frank, RotA MeCamsic and
the National Council have deRleI The
eharse and lohsed IN requesting she ta-
XeSttSatlaN.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
PETWORTH PLANS
GARDEN CONTEST
Citizens Vote S100 for Prizes
for Best-Kept Yards in
Community.

Plans for q lawn and garden contest
this Summer were adopted and 800
appropriated FOR the use OF The com
rslttee arranging the event by the Pet
worth Citizens Association az It's meet
sag IN the PetwoTth School lagt night.
The plans we're submitted By Robert
w Msrlets Prizes amounting 10 $50
for the best looking front and back
waY6k In the community VIII b. awarded
~ the associations meeting September
50, according 20 the plans. Inspection
of yards viii begin the lst o. Sep
temDeT.
Given Vote Of Confidence.
The association Yeaflrrned iss conf
oence ia Charles l. Stengle, one Of its
delegates 70 the Federation os CitszenS
Associations, Ia resolution. copies oi
which Will be sert 70 the Brlghtwood
CstazeTas' Association.
a cordial weieonae Was extended by
the PetwoYfh group 20 Mr. anc Mrs
Jesse G. guter. honor guests Of the
evening. Mr. Guter spoke on the atti-
taoe he had taken In regard % the
merger plan.
Clarence O. Fisher. 4Ii5 Illinois
avenue. missed five-d0liaT gold piece
by nos attending the meeting. Ia &c
eoYasnce with plan 20 increase at
Tendance one name Was oTaWn from
the 3lsl - members of tie association
As the member drawn Has DOT present
tiss gse dollars vas retained Dy sAF
house COMMITTEES. and ~ the next meet
ing aane viii - oF2Wn ioF a ten
dollar god psecs pf4ze
ksweSmb speaks.
Edward J AeWc0n3b chairman u the
committee on correctional and penal
Institutions ~ the board ~ public wei
fare. ssoke ol tbe aogk u bis orgsni-
zats0E. Following llis address, the Pet
worth group sndqTsed M heNc0nb
f9r Fe-electi9D ~ the eXpifst!on of hls
present term iss Jldg
In ae3l ~ sf8e usual canvass n mem
beTs f0f contributions fsg ire annual
Fourth ~ @4iy ee}eDfaiioa. Cfrist0piiei
LemkBhj told ~ plans 20 Yaise the
Necessary f3nos by means n 4 play ~
be staged ~ ahe PetNpr4B School the
week ~ Nay ~
f. program ~ eutFT1a .nn4eht 81.
ranged by Walter & 4aeksop aag gfe.
scented after the business meeting II
includes u0lxs3ea. numbers Dy Miss Viz
Ftnla C0Tei0h. y.9jsG.se. HccJn Dafled
by Mrs. Frames CufeDgn Hy85lgasd aao
J " SestofI sopfano. aeegupa nied lgj
Charles v. agalag
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Reid Misses Meeting.
CUBAN PROBE PROPOSED.
sbipstead Wants Senate gnyestiEa'
tloA " leland Affairs.

5enator bhlDstead III MINNESOTA ~
Jgaueed resolution yesterday hfLsr~
GDon NlJicb provides toF Bn Ingasiiga
llDu w lae }5euate foreign relations
committee 80 ~ Wilrtiter tie liberties of
ite Cuban people bnd Tie property and
rights ~ hmsfiean ettlHans in Cuba are
being fully proteeted undef the Piatt
amendment The amendment ii that
under wfich tie permanent tteatg III
May ~, 1903, was signed snd the soy
efe;Rntg ~ Cuba recognized.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
COL. WILLIAMS RETIRED.
Cavalry oilleeF Reported Ineapaei-
tated for Active Duty.

Col Andrew h. Williams, United
States Cavalry. recently stationed at
Atlanta. hayine been reported nea,
paeltated for further active service
has been placed on the retired hSg ot
the Army tie Is teVa South Carolina
Was graduated flam the Military
Academy in 1898 and reached the grade
at colonel In July. 1890. Daring me
World War he served a. colonel cf
Infantry III the National Army and was
officially cited Tor gallantry in action.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
T|LSON OUTLINES
FLOOD BILL NEEDS
Leader Aims to Remove
3 Objectionable Features
From Jones Measure.
Bg ilas Ass3tlals.d Press.

By ihs Associated Press.
A renewed effort was put forth to-
day by House Republican leaders 10
obtain revision Of the Jones food con-
troll bin TO meet objections raised by
President Coolidge as the House con-
tinued SIS second day Of general debate
Oh the measure
Aside from the actual discussion In
the House chamber. the problem was
discussed b. several members Of Con-
gTeEg with Mr. Coolidge and Chairman
Madden again was cio.stsred be- lind the
closed doors of his appropriations COM
mittee Office with half dozen repre-
sentaiiyes from the Mississippi basin
States.
After spending some tinae with Mr.
Coolidge, Representative T3lSon ot Con-
nect!cut, the ma lority floor leader. an
n03nced thai he and other House sup
porters u the administration position
would continue their fight 10 obtain
modification of the bill
Three Major Resfsions.
Tiison said IT would bc necessary 10
obtain three major reyis!ong ia the
measure 10 obtain administration ap~
HNget. AEGFSEs nc EaAl4 A0A}u require
al ezact defining III The cost 81 the
control works a safeguarding provision
dealing Sitn the letting Of contracts
~ aA ~ remove tfie possibility 0f q
scandal " and make il obligatory upon
statts 70 furnish lands needed for leyee
and sDill@ay construction
Bsua tors Esckett. Republican, Ken
lucky, and Kan5deli, Louisiana, Demo-
cTat. also visited the White House dur
ing The day and upon their departure
announced that they were prepared n
suppprt the Presidents position. but
declined ~ give any details of lheiT
conference With Mr Coolidge.
Hnlle Madden and the Mississippi
. IN States members we're IN confer
enee " nearly iW0 hours, They said
. that } agreement had been reached
although MADDEN b0Ded II the opinion
that progress had been made.
Reid Misses Meeting.
Chairman Reid ~ the House food con -
tiDi committee. Aho Is ia snarRe ~ the
6enasA measure in the House and lead
- ~ The group insisting that the Ped
efal Government shoulder all the cost
ald hot attend tnt Madden conference
Meanwhile IN the House chamber.
lfeAeutalige Gregory, a Kentucky
! IL nlDeFat. Aas tt4E tlIst SPEAKER ~ the
] DAY. Iie sHd0rbed the Genste Measure,
! af2 9 iiJat tbe Government should pay
/ fiIs #llgif cost au0 said that Congress
| fad MARRIED tiae TOO long on food c0n~
ltH legislation.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Would Debate Canyon Dam Bill

Issuing his heennd ehailenge Within
leaa than week for debate on the
merits of the Swing johnson Boulder
Canyon Dam bill. Representative
Douglas an Arizona Democrat yesterv
day afternoon asked Edward h. hpafa
ford, national commander of the
American Legion, to meet him on the
platform, Ma
Evening star., 1928-04-18
TALK ON SCIENCE.
DIR, Theae to Discuss wild Lite
in Yellowstone Park"

The nrSt Of feaE Illustrated talks on
science under the aaSpiceS ef ScieNSe
Service viii ee given tonight &c she
southeast Cogniallnsty Center as RAe
Junior tllgh school nr, Frank There
biological editor ~ Science News. viii
speak en Wild Life m YELLOWSTONE
Park
Next Wednesday, evening James
ssaSeIy, aSkFeNotntcal eSiilcr Ot Science
service. VIII speak ON Oar Neizhbors
tAe Planets, aud GA MAY y oa @Nevona
tae Mtlky Way" On MAY . nE, Thsae
Will speak on "aow a FOEess Is Rltlt
After the aStgNnenNieAi lectures there
VIII ae weather permitting aug-efs
dSsoTs talks and tsaspeeliaaS az tAe SKY,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.

bahce VIII FOLLOW Entertainment
at Catholic U. Friday Might,
Tho Catholic University ulee Club
viii present Spring concert, 10 be-
followed by n dance. Friday night In
the Hall of Nations uf the Washington
Hotel The club director, Or. Leo
nehrendt, has an elaborate program in
preparation, Including many novelties
There VIII lac arrangements Of popular
songs from musical comedy shows for
double quartet, Other apeeialties will
Include piano solos by James nlanry
aud guitar duets with vocal accom-.
paniment by Cord0va and Russo
Both concert aud dance. the latter Ia
have music by Il welt known orchestra.
are open To the public. Alumni are
especially invited
Evening star., 1928-04-18
NEW ARMY RULING.
Assignments From West Point TO
q. M. Corps o. K.'d.

ON the recommendation OF q M.
Gen. Cheatham. the Secretary Of
War has directed that proportion OF
the graduates from the United States
Military Academy may be commissioned
~ second lteutenants Ia the Quarter
master Corps. Heretofore officers need
I'd In that corps have been obtained
by transfer vi officers In Gombatant
branches.
Under the new rule, limited number
0f West Point graduates desiring such
aaslunmentA viii be commissioned dl-
rectIy ia the Ceuartermaster Corps, with
the understanding that they will be-
given duty with troops 80 that they may
have ihe military experience essential Ia
the proper performance Of the duties of
auafttrmastefE,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
PLEA IN BANKRUPTCY.
Creditors File Petition Against
Electric Manufacturing Company.

Creditors ~ the Columbia Electric
Manufacturing co, 472 Louisiana ave-
Tue yesterday sSked tbe District EA~
Dfefne Court ~ declare tie oorDgfaIiDD
bankrupt They alisgs that i Owes
4 total u ~ 900 ano say It's sasels VIII
g.ot ezceec Il 900 1l3e petH1HlHR
creditors HfF Itgdale Manufacturing Cg
~ Rev YorE MaAsy9lt GB pggatlsn n3
kaW York ana Cree y Manufacturing
CO - heW jersey Attorney 4 r.
;ste3nem appears f0f tie complaining
cTeaiinfe
Earl II EeyseF. s0s Twelfth street. .
We i1oae fireman, flied . petition iu vol
siHtsFt bankruptcy lie lists his deigtf
81 &g,6s5 ~ agaG hia E6sete ~ sGs.
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for bids for ITS tons, more or less,
Screened Lump Steam Coal for the
Light and Water Plant and 200 tons,
more or less Pocahontas Coal, various
grades, for the City Hall and Com
munity Service Center Buildings, said
bids to be opened and considered at
regular meeting to be held on Tuesday,
August 81, 1928. Carried
Moved by Alderman Olson, support
ed by Alderman Tauzell, that the meet
ing adjourn. Carried.
A. o. KNUTSON,
City Clerk.
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Ivan Tauzell, Services Local
Board of Review. ......... $500
Harry j. Homer, Services Lo-
cal Board of Review. $1,000. $500
M. j. Murphy, Services Local
Board of Review, .......... 72.0O
A. o. Knutson, Services Local
Board of Review, ......... $500
j. E. Thompson, Expenses to
Eveleth, Minnesota, ........ 1000
Joseph Veranth, Expenses to
Duluth, Minnesota, ....... HOO
K. R. Wainon Maja No. Rem
tai laboratory quarters. -. 1000
Northwestern Blaugas Com
pany, Blaugas, ............ 4.72
Independent School District
No. IL, Heating hospital,
June, 1928. ................ 414O
Northwestern Sanitary Sup
ply Company, Supplies. -. $3.50
Western Stamping & Manu-
featuring Co., Signs. $500. 17.06
Ely Pharmacy, Supplies. 49,. 1880
James Drug Store, Supplies. 1O15
Central Garage, Labor and
supplies, ................. 40
Pete's Garage, Labor. supplies
ana storage, .............. 1851
j. A. Rothman. Gasoline and
supplies, 56.TT
Range Oil Products Co. Case
line. ....................... 57.6s
Ely Gas & Oil Co., Gasoline
and tire repair, ..... $3.50
Standard Oil Co., Gasoline and
Oh, 8841
Fuller & johnson Mfg, Co.,
Grease cup, ................ Ill
Oliver Iron Mining Company,
ripe, ................. 1.29
Russell Grader Manufactur-
ing Company, Supplies. 100
Standard Salt & Cement Co.,
Wire mesh, ................. no
Frank Veranth, Cement &
Sewer pipe. 344.85
Ely Lumber Company, Lum-
Der, 4.oU
McMahan Lumber Co., Lum-
Der. ....... 1895
2. j. Lampi, Coal, ...... 1913
Gaylord Brothers, Supplies. 1910
The Troy Laundry & Dry
Cleaning Co., Laundry. 10.45
H. r. Hunting Co., Books. 1878
Independent School District
No. II, Services Band Di-
rector, July 1929. ..... 10000
E. L. Rautio, Labor and sup
plies, $685.
Matt Sikala Blacksmith
ing, 17.95
Amelius Stenlund, Blacksmith
ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890
Joseph Mantel, Supplies. ..... 9290
A. j. Fenske, Supplies and
fencing as per contract. " 1866
Andrew Watilo, Jr., Freight,
express, telephone and tele-
graph, ................... 28964
Vermillion Electric Co., Lamps
and supplies, 1920
G. B. Hunt & Son, Hose
couplings, ................ 2245
American Water Softener Co.,
Filter sand and gravel. 80. 55845
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HighSpots
OnMinncSOta
State Fair
Progra1no
Septic q

THE s5.0O0.O0o.00 Mime
i sofa State Fair and North
west Livestock Show. Twin
Cities, September 1 to 8, will
present the most colossal pro-
gram IN its history. Visitors
win be treated to a "Thousand
and One Thrills" High spots
ON the program win be:
Cattle, horses, sheep. swine,
and poultry, worth $4,000, 100000.
Creatore and his world-fa-
nous band Of "A pieces, Z days.
1900 boys and girls demon
strations In club WORK.
Automobile driven ON track
by radio control from airplane.
Evening Horse Show. five
nights. September g. 4. 5, 6, I.
"Poodles" Hanneford. worlds
greatest riding comedian.
Captive q. S. Observation bal.
loon, "a feet by as feet.
-Four days Of horse racing,
$50 horses, purses totaling
$19,00O.Ol
$500, 100000 Art Exposition.
Three days Of auto racing,
headlined BY Sig Haugdahl.
Mammoth farm crops show.
Stirring fireworks spectacle,
"a Night IN Bagdad."
80 acres Of Farm Machinery,
latest types and models.
Wild Animal exhibit by Fish
and Game department.
Northwest Auto Show, with
latest fall models.
Woman's Worn exhibit, en-
tire building.
Gigantic Exhibit by State
Departments and Institutions.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
- OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF ELY.

Ely. Minnesota August z, 1928
Regular meeting of the City Council
called to order at eight 90 o'clock P.
M. by Mayor NJ j. Murphy.
Present: Alderman Jones, Veranth,
Banovetz, Olson, Tauzen, Homer,
Mayor Murphy.
Absent: None.
Consideration of-minutes.
Moved by Alderman Tauzell, sup
ported by Alderman Banovetz, that the
minutes of the regular meeting held
July II, 1928, and the Special meet
ing held July %, 1923, be approved as
recorded by the Clerk and published.
Carried.
Report of the Committee on Ac-
lows:
Ely, Minnesota, August z, 1928.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee on Accounts
and Finance, having examined the fol-
lowing bills and payrolls find them to
be correct and recommend that they
be allowed and paid, to-wit:
and miscellaneous, 50, 434.27
Payroll Court and Police De-
partment. .................. 1,618ol
Payroll Fire Department, 49,. 675.l2
PayrollC Community Service &
Recreational, ............... 585.64
Payroll-Light and Water De-
partment, .................. 1,48s3 5
Payroll Teaming Labor, 49,. 1927
Payroll Street Commissioners
Department., ........ 8,433. SO
Ely Fire Department, Fire
calls, ....................... 1890
NJ j. Murphy. Supplies, ...... $50
Jarvi Cycle Company, Labor
and supplies, .............. 1850
The Ely Miner, Printing and
publishing, ............ 97.10
w. A. Fisher Company. Sup
pneS, ............. oiO
Garrett Weygant & Good
speed, supplies, 900
Burgher- Williams Company,
Supplies, ................ 2035
E. G. Jones, Services Local
Board of Review, ......... 75.00
Frank Veranth, Jr., Services
Local Board of Review, -. $500
Steve A. Banovetz, Services
Local Board of Review. $500
H. E. Olson, Services Local
Board of Review. ......... TACO
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Old Egyptian Sports

The people of Egypt were greatly
given to hunting and fishing; also
throwing of the rounded stones and
discus They were also expert run
nerS
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Application received from Winton
Resort Hotel for permit for a dance
to be given on August IL.
Motion made and seconded that per-
NIT be granted. Carried
The matter of the Golf Club was
discussed and it was decided to take it
up with the committee at a later date.
There being no further business a
motion was made and seconded to
adjourn. Carried
A. j. BONNER Clerk.
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DESCRIBED Nickname

Pavia, Italy, is called the City q
a Hundred Towers from its many
towers and steeples.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-08-17

The Lincoln library says that q
silvas Of the Amazon valley form z
largest forested area Tn the wmel
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Great Northern Electric APP
pliance Co., Electric meters
and supplies, ............... 654.06
Minnesota Power & Light Co.,
Electric power for July,
1928, ..................... 1,876.s5
Graybar Electric Company,
Inc, Supplies, ........ ...... 1886
Electric Bleaching Gas Co.
Chlorine, 55.4O
Westinghouse Electric g.
Manufacturing Co. Repairs
to 125 HIP Motor. ......... $4,000
Total, .$22, 71241
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! OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
- of the -
! TOWN Of MORSE.

Ely, Minnesota, August Z, 1928.
The Town Board met in regular ses-
sion with Supervisors Starkman,
Riikola and Mclaughlin present.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
The following bills were read and
the clerk was authorized to issue war
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Q6MOmec of
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