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PAGE SIX
Ardmore Sunday, May 17, 1908.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
The Daily Ardmoreitc
l THE ARDMOSLITE PCBIISHIM CCHPAM.
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Whlltliuiton.C. I.. Hyriif. S. T. Illeilsim. H.
W Pick J V Kiodey.
Kntrred nt tho I'ostofflco nt Ardiuure
a Second Class Mnttor.
Official Paper for Carter County
If It is In tliu Anlmoriiitu
it is lopit.
iC.tMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The D..IW Ardniorelts
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One Year H "
The Weekly Ardmorelte.
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nir s.nntl.H CO
Tjrwi MntitliH 1C
Phones.
tliiM'tin( Munnger's Oltlco H8
City fttltnr'a Olllct I
tig Dlstntico r,33
Ardmore Sunday, May 17, 1908.
The court declalnn which returns
to h.iloon men unearned license fees
In in the Intereat of common honeaty
mid fair dealing.
oo
The defeat or l'llny Soper'a nnibl
tK u to become a federal Judge In
mi is the loan of alx duleguUm to
Tap In Oklahoma.
o-Hi
ndrcw Carnegie says tills coun
try s money system la tlio worat In
the world. Mr. Cnrneglo might ex
plain his Hyatom to the country,
o-fro
Senator Warner of Missouri talks
like a republican who realize that
the negro vote of Missouri can not
poHslbly change the result this year,
oo
Speaker Cannon's Joke wns wafted
iiKin the Japanese visitors. It Hound
ed to them very much like Uncle
Joe's Joke on tho newspaper pub
lishers. A Mnlne mnnufactuier offori Con
grcssmnn Uttlefleld K.OOO If he will
prove to the satisfaction of twelve
disinterested men or women that tne
protective tariff la 'i gnul thliiB for
American worklnginen. Coiiki-o:-'-man
I.lttlefleld resigned In order to
make more money than u congress
mini's pay, here Is a ehineo to make
a good start.
oo
Hays the Fremont, Iowm, ller.ill:
'The n'gro republicans ot Okl&hnma
arc organizing and say they are no
lug to send an antl-Taft delegation
to the national rcptihllcHU enliven
Hon from that stnte. Take the nig
rer rt pulillcana out of Oklahoma and
the democrats would have practically
no opposition politically.
That Vreelaud financial muntuni
ha-, 'tie appearance of Creek hear
ing gift-
'P ( K.inana City Journal ha all
imI n i.ii denyliiK that tmmey la be
ing usi .i to prevent Mr. Hrynn'n
in n 'n.i'ioii. It aaya "Who would
i I), I money to defeat Hrntl' lioill
ti ,!!. ' Certainly not the tmata or
ri ..id " It la unfortunate for the
J al that thla editorial came out
1 i .nut the time when Mr. Hyan
w 1
ti
' In :'tln upon the wltneaa aland
iln Metropolltnn Street Hallway
'" of Xew York, contributed
i million to politic In 10 0(t and
lt
" i of It wa lined In nn of-
' prevent Mr. llryan nondna-
''in year. The Journal says
trust uj the railroads are
' i.nt Mr. Itryan'a tioiiilnation, '
' t!i fact that Mr. Hyan and I
' 1 "irti.il are opposed to Mr. Hry
a' i . ruination la a complete answer
i loiirtiurs own statement.
- oo-
GOVERNORS
THE
CONFERENCE.
r.Ml..it Hnosovelt In welcomlnK
ii', l...rnor, their asstx-lated dole
g v - .Hid ccrtnln illstlngulahed Anier
cu i the conference Intended for
th ilNciisstuu of the preservation
i' ut natural resources, could not
r r-,iui from a charncteristlc ev
ir ion of hi view as to hi ab
f.oiutly Irreaponalblo and Imperial
pow r He could not refrain from as
hcr'iun again his absolute dnmlim
t nn of the national government. Kv
crvtimlv believe, the mnmbors of
congr. sa, tho governors and the dele
pates e.nmlly, that this conference
will Mne a useful purisise. And et
whin the president made the state
mi t which follows there was soiun
shaking of heads and some wonder
;is to whether he regarded himself
s a kin" w- h v civil Ls' amount
Ing to uilinr-. f d I'.in or turrtly
rrhcodoro Jtooscvclt, a mnn with n
modernfe IncNiino who Is now prol
deni of tint United Stnlea.
"I wm compelled to bring this com
mission Into existence myself." aid
tlio president. ''I naked eongrea to
appropriate a aufllolmit amount of
money (or thHt purpose. Congress
did not aee fit to do bo. Now, 1
have naked emigres for u sulllclciit
mini of money to perpetuate mo
Inland waterways commission. If con
gress duett not tipproprlute the money
1 will perpfi .te tho comtnlaslon my
self." Home of I ho governor and many
of tho membera of eongioaa who
were present expressed wonder na
to whether the I'nlted Htntoa wua to
hiivo Ilka Kuaata, a "l.lltle Father. '
They expreased aome Interest In
the proMialtlnn thnt If eongnms re
fused an appropriation for any pur
pose, whether Rood or lml. the prea
Idenl might takrt out of unappro
priated public funda, or out ot hta
nwn purae, money to carry out that
purpose. Hut at tlio end they walked
away from the white houae shrug
ging .their ahouldifVH and saying,
after nil It la mil) another piece
of lloosevelt rhetoric
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BILL FAVORABLY REPORTED
SENATOR OWEN'S DILL FOR $20,
000 APPROPRIATION FOR
PL ATT PARK.
WiuhHiRtmi. 1). C, May 10. (Spe
cial) Tho Dwhn bill providing for
uii nppniprtatkm of 120.000 for the
InipnivmiMMrt. of the I'lntt Xathnial
,ark at Sulphur lm Imhii favonibly
..K)lted by tile m-lNtto coiiunltteo on
Indian urrtura, but owing to tho late
iu4 of the siimIoii will hardly pass.
Semitor Owen hwovr jiwmlaee to
do nil In his Kwer to have tho Item
made n part of tle sundry civil bill
In conference or get It through In
Mime other manner. Congress It
would uii'iii will udjourii about
May 23.
HEAD TORN FROM BODY
HORRIDLE DEATH OF MACHINIST
NEAR ATLANTA WORKMEN
COULDN'T HELP.
Atlanta. On.. May 1C.. While work
ing under the plant of a pumping
station at ChatLihoochle Itlver to
day, l-'mnk lluey, a machinist, was
caught in tho machinery and his
head torn fiom his hod).
Several hwud lluey wnsmi In ag
ony and ran to Ins assistance but
reached biin loo late lie was !.'
ai id age and ksnes .1 wife and
ton.
ARE EXPECTING EARTHQUAKE
ACRE OF LAND IN GEORGIA SINKS
THREE FEET PEOPLE
ARE FLtEING.
Collimbua, On., May 10. Dispatches
rocoiwd here tonight iroiu llox
Spi'toiK h tlmt nu aero of laud on
tho top of a hill In that locality to
kl nildtlmwy Mktllk lliliH- leet and
tlMiit a Kmit ci.u-k HpiH.ns lu the stir
fm-e of tho urouiul.
TlK'i-u Hiv lorty u.re on tints hill.
nioMl of which ia under cuHUatlou.
The InhublUiiiLs of tho uurrnuudtuK
country .o ahwiuud fenilnn an eiuth
ipwke. .Miui) uio lieHng from that
mkm1Ii.
RETURNS TO AMERICA
MISS GOODRICH WILL HASTEN
ACROSS CONTINENT FOR MAR
RIAGE TO MILLIONAIRE.
New York. N Y.. May Hi. Miss '
lMim CllHMlrtch. the noteil actress. ie i
tunwst tuitay from liiirupe on the 1
KaUertiH Augusto Vlctoiln. SIk as
sunitil the inline ot I t-Hillelne Adams.
Sho entoUt In a fow day to cro.
tho couttuent to lierkele), ful , mid
Jlilk 10 Imxouio the wife of J. 11. Mac
Mllkvn, a OoldlloJd luUltonalre. She
dmiNl tliat Nat Ooodwin, the actor,
haul lollowisl her over lOuropc. hut
admitted that ho was a grout admirer
of her.
TAFT'S MANAGER TALKS.
Says Secretary Will Have 700 Dele
gates at Chicago Convention.
Washington. I). C, May 10. At
Tnft headiiuartei-s tonight Manager
Hitchcock Issued a statement that
6SI republicans to the tuition. il con
vention are pledged to Tnft.
lie estimates that Taft's strength
in the convention will be fully 700
Subscribe for the Aramorelu.
ASSASSINS SLAY THREE
FARMER, HIS WIFE AND SERV
ANT KILLED AT THEIR HOME
IN NEW JERSEY.
Mutnwnn. X. .1.. May 10. V. 11.
Sluyjiurd. ft mnuur, living uewr hero
mid Ida wife and aerviMit, mimed Jen
nie ITwt)', wu.o found dond at their
rm house uuur hero today.
They tmd ImMhi murdered. The vie
tlma with Bitot to death. Mr. and
Mi Hhepixird were About 35 yeura
of iiRe.
STRATFORD'S COMMERCIAL CLUB
Organization Perfected Friday Night.
Will Improve Roads.
Stmtford, Okie... May HI.--Tin or
jBUrimthm of Stratum!' new Com-
men tail club wna porfeotod Friday
evelHUK, with A. Ilmwley mm prl
ilwit id Snmuel !, a-crtary.
A comrnlH- na nniHtlnteil to letixi !
rtt Hfi ,f Hn.l ot.i. It ui a .iiiIh i
lie road, IwdinK to several Inland j
Si.iitfonl. Th orgaiiUatloii will bear '
I tlx oxih'iikc of Imjirovlng these new
roadways.
RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN TENNIS PLAYER SUC
CESSFULLY DEFENDS TITLE
AGAINST ENGLISHMAN.
In tho United States. Us hlatory 1
l.ndmi. Kuk.. May 10,-Jay Could niltsiolubly Interwoven with the his
tud.iy ,u.e.Hsfull defend.il the title 1 u"' of otlr country for the six icoro
of ih w..H,iH rnai.i.r mrt teurita 1 ' slnco the coiistltiilloual coiivou-
( humi4(iu(hlp,
ih'.l tlllg KllSUCrt I
Mlltw, the KhRllsh ilu)er.
Could Him the championship huro
lu 1U00 by defeating Cecil Fulls, the
world's clmmplon. and 1ias since suo
eeHfully defended It against all con
tesUmts.
OUSTER SUITS ARE FILED
KANSAS OFFICERS CHARGED
WITH FAILURE TO FURNISH
EVIDENCE OF VIOLATIONS.
Toska, Kan., May 10. Assistant
Attorney Oenoral Trlckett today (li
ed ouslKi suits In tho supremo court
ugaliiMt eight of the leading police
men tuid detectives ot KUusas City,
alleging that they failed to furnish
evidence to tho attorney Kcnorul re
garding violations of the prohibition
luw.
EAST ST. LOUIS FIRE.
Five Story Manufacturing Plant Con
sumed by Flames,
Knst St. Unils, III , May 10. The
llestory plant of tho Seudel-Ilack
Wlnvl company, at Second street and
Division avenue, was destroyed by
llio toilny.
The loss Is estimated at $100,000.
WHO MAKES
LENOX SOAP ?
Tho Proctor & Camilla
Comp my.
Where- is their factory?
At Kansas City; also ut
Cincinnati
What sort of fnctorios
have ilioj ?
Tho best in tho country--tin-
cli'inicst, the brijjIiteM,
the in ist modern.
Do thov iniiko any other
Uinils ol soap?
Yes, Iv ry Soap and 1'.
V CI. Naphtha soap.
What is Ivory soap prin
cipally UM'd for?
The Imth. toilet and for
line laundry.
What :s 1 A G. Naphtha
soap UM'd for?
For quick, easy washiiiL'
esp' cially by women who
doth- ir own woik
And Len xsoap what is
it used foi ?
For
dishes,
etc.
washing clothe,
wo. d work, Hoot.-,
It is so cheap that you
can use it freely without
fooling that you aro WUhtu
lul or extravagant,
For sale by all grocers.
Tyler S Simpson Co.
Ardmoro, Oklahoma
ROOSEVELT'S
ADDRESS
TO THE THOUSANDS ATTENDING
GENERAL CONFERENCE
TO THE METHODIST CHURCH
Tells of Growth of Methodism In
America Says Whole Country Is
Under Debt of Gratitude to
Methodist Circuit Rlderr.
WnhuigLou, May 10. The trustees
of the Amor-lean University, In course
, of constrtiotlon ner this city, Imd as
""''r ! PloHdent IlWMwvelt, Vice
I'rea.deut IVIrbanKs, and thousands )
genunil conference of tho .Method 1st
1 Kpiaeoiatl church M lialtlmorv. 1' res
ident ltooolt dellveied an address.
i.i BiibauMao he said;
It Is u pleasure to be with you to
day ami to bid you welcome on be
half of the nation, here in tne cn.ilul
oi tne nation. Important though the
Melhodlat church la In many lands,
there la none In which It has played
so great and peculiar a part a here
uu" '"""O " ruuiij a iiuuuii.
Metho
distil in America entered on Us pe
its
rlod of rapid growth Just about the
time of Washington' llrst presidency.
Its essential deuiocnuy. Its ilery and
restless energy of spirit, and the wldu
play that It gave to Individual Initia
tive, all tended to make It peculiarly
congenial to a hardy and virile folk,
democratic to the core, prizing Indi
vidual Independence above nil earthly
possessions, and engaged lu the rough
and stern work of cotunierlug a con
I tiro. or. Methodism s.iread oven
among the old communities and the
long settled districts of the Atlantic
tide water; but Its phenomenal
growth was from these regions west
ward. The whole country Is under u
debt of gratitude to the Methodist
clicult riders, the Methodist pioneer
pleachers, whnqc movement west
ward kept pa..o with the movement of
the trontler, who shared all the hard
ships In the life or the frontiersman,
wh.le at the same time ministering
to that frouUci'Miian's spiritual needs,
and seeing that his pressing material
cures and the haul and grinding pov
erty ot his life did not wholly extin
guish the divine lire within his soul.
Such was your work lu the past; and
your work In the present Is as great;
for the need and opportunity for serv
ice widen as the Held of national. In
terest widens. It Is not true lu this
country that tho poor have grown
pooier; but It Is true that lu many
sections, and particularly In our large
cities, the rich have grown so very
I much richer as to widen the gulf be
tween the man of very large means
and the man who makes each day's
Ihi'llhood h that days work, and
i those who with slncclty. and fill-
ciency, and deep conviction, hand to
gether for mutual help, are those
who i an do most to Keep the gult
from becoming too wide. True relig
ion, through church organizations,
through philanthropic organizations,
in all the Held of kindred endeavor,
can manifest Itself as effectively in
the crowded and complex Hie of to
dn aB lu the pioneer est. rdas. and
the xouls of men need the tight now
and strive blindly toward it. in they
needed It. and trove toward it in tin
vanished puM. It is our t.i-k to d t
the work of ttu lird on the titrni and
in the in lie, in Die couutiugroom and
the lactor). in the car shops and be
-ide the blasting furnaces, just as it
was the task of jour s.drltn.il fore
liearfc to wrestle for the souls of the
men and woiutn who dwelt on tin.
stiimp-dotted clearings in the w utili
ties. No nation In the world has more
right than ours to look with proud
onlldeiice toward tho future No.
where rise has the experiment ot
demo.ratle goei-nmont, of govern
ment b the p.iiple and for the peo
ple, of government based on the prln
clple of treatiiiK each man on his in
nate worth a a man, been tried on
so vast a scale as with us. and on
the whole the experiment has been
more succitikful than anywhere tide
Moreover, on the whole, I think u can
bo Bnld that wo have grown beitcc
and not worse; for If there Is much
evil, good also greatly abounds and
If wrong grows, so In even greater
measure grows tho stern sense ot
right beroro which wrong must even.
tuiHly ield It would bo both unman
ly nnd unwarranted to became faint
hearted or despairing nbou Uu na
tion s future. Clear-eyed and far-
News About Furniture
I sell Furniture, Rugs and Matting at the very
lowest possible prices. You can save money
by coming to my store. I pack, ship, repair and
store all kinds of Furniture.
Phont
173
A. C. YOUNG
sighted men who are both Lruve of
heart nnd cool of head, whl'c not for
a moment refusing to see and ac
knowledge the many evils around u,
must yet also leel a contldeir. assur
ance that lu the struggle we shall
win and not lost, that tho century
that has Just opened will ee great
trluui,ih for our people.
I Ii t the surest way to ac.:tevu this
triumph la, while never losing hope i
and belief in our progress, yet at the
same time to rotiue to blind ourselves
to what la evil In the coivplex piny j
of the many lories, working througli, i
and w ith, and against one auother, in
the upbuilding of our social structure, j
There Is much that tend townrd evil
as well as much that tend toward
good ; and the true p.l.rlot Is that
mnn who, without losing faith in the I
good, does his best to comb it I ho
evil, to stamp It out whe.v that Is
IHisaible, and at least to lnl-jlinUo Its
results. Prosperity su?h m ours nec
essary though It be a.i the material
basis of national great n,u-, laevltaMy
tends to undue exaltation of the
mi rely material side of the national
charnctcr; and wo must largely rely
on the efforts of such men and wom
en as those I tun addressing to build
up the spiritual life without which
the material lite amounts to nothing.
As generation succeeds generation
the problems change In their exter
nal shape; old needs vanish, and new
needs arise; but It remains as true as
ever that In the last analysis nation
al greatness, national happiness, na
tional success, depend upon the char
acter of the Individual man and Indi
vidual woman. We need good laws;
wo need to have these laws honestly
and fearlessly administered; we need
wealth; we need science and art nnd
nil the kindred activities that spring
from the clever hraln and the deft
hand. Hut most of nil wo need the
csscntinl ipialltles thnt In their sum
mako up the good man nnd the good
woman; most of all wo need that line
and healthy family life tho lack of.
which makes any seeming matT-'Ui
prosperity hut a glittering sham.
If tho average man Is bravo and
hard-working and clean-living, It the
average woman has the ipialltles
which make a good wife and good
mother, If each has Belf reapect, and
If each realizes that the greatest
thing In life Is the chance, to dJ nerv
!(" why, then the future of tl; na-
i tlon Is secure. Wo can not stand up
I for what Is good lu mauh'ud and
Sulphur, Okla. Directory
A List of the Leading, Motels, Boarding I louses, Livery
and Transfer Stables, Ktc. 11 cad These Carefully.
Itiilcs l mr day. W per week
The Covington Hole!
G. P. BIVIN, Ptop.
II.. X Uti. Phone 270.
FRANKLIN HOUSE
Mrs. 0. IV. Young, Ptop.
Rilti it CO Pit Oil J5 Uil Per Wttk
70 Ritmt, (tt',Dilng fin! Oil!
Hnti'! 11 W per tiny
PALACE HOTEL
lln. Robblt I Di5d(il(. Prop.
Mllplmr Okla.
B i) i 1 (1 McAr'unis
IJotirt From Aid
inort' to Sulphur.
womanhood without condemning whnt
Is evil. We must condemn the man
who Is either brutal nnd us. or
weak and cowardly, the man who
falls to do his duty by the publ'.c who
Is u bad neighbor, an Idler, an Incon
siderate and Bullish husband, a nci;
leet ful father. So also we must con
demn the woman who, whether from
cowardice or coldness, from selllsh
lovo of ease or from lack of all trmj
womanly iiiallty, rcfusi- to do aright
her great and all-essential du'l's of
wifehood and motherhood. 'Va nd
mire a good woman more. V be
lieve lu her more. All hen ir Is i'uo
the man who does his full duty lu
peine, who na a s'iMler does his full
duty in war; but even more honor Is
due the mother; for the birth panga
make all men the debtors of all wom
en. N'o human being has a greater
title to reject than tho mother who
does tier lull duty, who bears and
roars plenty of healthy children, so
that there shall bo national growth
and not national decadence, so that
lu (utility mill In (piuntlty our people
slinl Increase. Tho measuro of our
belief In and respect for tho good
man nnd tho good woman must bo
the measure of our condemnation ot
the mnn nnd the woman who, wheth
er from vlclousness or selfishness or
from vapid folly, falls to do each hl3
or her duty In his or her speclnl
wpherc. Courage, unselfishness, com
mon sense, devotion to high Ideals,
a proper caro for tho things of tho
sterlt. n nil yet also tor Die things of
tho body theso nro whnt wo most
need to seo in our people; theso aro
the ipialltles that miike up the right
type of family life; and theso nro tho
qualities that by precept and by ex
ample you hero, whom I am address
ing, are bound to do nil In your
power to make tho typical qualltloa
ot American citizenship.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THIS MORNING'S PAPER. IT
LOOKS LIKE PROSPERITY TO
SEE THE LOCAL PAPER SO WELL
PATRONIZED. IN FACT THE PAN
IC IS NO MORE AS FAR AS THIS
SECTION OF OKLAHOMA IS CON
CERNED. BOOST, BOOST, BOOST.
Serious' Results Feared,
You may wcll fear serious results
from a cough or cold, a3 pneumonia
and consumption start with a cold.
Foley's llonoy and Tar cures tho most
obstlnato ougnB or colds nnd pro
vents serious rosults. Hefuso substi
tutes, For salo by nil druggists, d&w
SUMMIT HOTEL
MtlllOH III, flop
Near Iiepoli Between sulphur
And Ilronililc sprint"
SUIPHVR. . 0KIAH0M
Hates 11 Per Day II l'er Week
Cliff Collage Holel
M. C. CLICK. Prop.
SUIPHUK,
OKI.
Hates l.'.noimdup
THE ARTESIAN
0jfIm 6 IVttiiltr. 0ncri
Sulphur Oklu.
McKEMIE HOTEL
I, P. McKtnut, Ptop,
Vlnltn vi' and 1st street Wiit
1- eryilili ! ir ( lass
h:itii in pll iiiion
State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
In County Court.
In thu matter of the estate of Sal
lie Davis.
Now. (mi 1hls lfiih day of May. 190S,
i. J. Aker htwlng filed herein IiIh
petition for the wile of tho real eatato
(bscr1hcd lu wild petition, for nwsona
lu mild petition stated.
It Is Ordered, That said petition bo
nnd hereby la set for hearing on the
-0th day of June, A. I). VM. at 10
o'clock n. in., at which 1 1. lie all per
mm Intorosted lu until enate are re
quired to apjiear and sii 'W cuiuo, it
any they have, why nn order should
not Ir) grunted for the sale ot so
much of the real estate of sa'd Sal
Ho IXivls as Is uecoasnry for tlu rea
sons In said petition tntcd.
It is further ordered that a copy
of this order he published for four
successive weeks lu the Ardmorelte,
ot Ardmore, Oklahoma.
I. It. MASON,
17-2 1-31-7 County Judao.
Suite of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estato of
Helton Davis, deceased.
Now, on this ICth day of May, 1008,
L. J. Akers having filed herein his
petltlo nfor the sale ot the real
estate described in said petition, for
reasons In "aid petition stated.
It Is ordered, That said petition
be and hereby Is set for hearing
on the 'JOth day of June, A. D
J'JOS, at 10 o'clock n. in., at which
time nil persons Interested in said
estate are required to appear nnd
show cause. If any they have, why
nn order should not bo granted for;
the Bale of so much of the real
estato of said Helton Davis as 1
necessary for tho reasons In said
petition suited.
It Is further ordered that a copy
of this order he published for four
successive weeks In the Ardmorelte,
of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
1. It. MASON. I
17-24-31-7 County Judge.
Cascasweet Is for babies and chil
dren, and Is o 'eclaly good for tho
Ills so common In hot weather. Iyxik;
for the Ingredients on tho bottle. Con
tains no harmful drugs. Sold by W. II.
Franio. d&w
Throw nwny those old I.aco Cur
Lilns you have. It's cheaper to buy,
a new pair at K A Jones' than to
have those old ones washed. 17tf
FRAME & PARKER
Pttscrlplion Drugqlsls
Stilt Fouirliln In Cenntilhn,
PHOHt tJ SULPHUR. 0HIA,
THE PARK HOTEL
Ntw MimQtmtnl Dili Sriion
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