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THE DAILY JOJURNAL
EITABLL1811E1 1981.
,Y;l, CITY. MONTANA.
TIE (OFFICIAI. PAPEK OF (CURtROOUNTY
W. D. KNIGHT. S. OORDON.
Ae S 1 apilat TN Tl.oaweuous JoolU AL,
etrasteld any oe te empaloues ct aid Doper or
herke. iwill ba mrualaad lml asmororompaie. ..
writia eeder signed b the pubtlaher or bustae
T ite of TaBn Y.IuowrOIOsuJoaAL is not
upeslible for say ed the opiiore or utterances of
it sronseoeadeti.
lltiee is hereby gpea to all conieraed that Tat
T1lmwra aeom JOmrnaL bolds the omtrset from
the pwsws of Mo~ Iersa t do all printing and
adveetlng, o whale . c sta eshargeable to Cu.
ter cowst; ,ad i also the deignated sad Dw
paper i ltr eoaty it whLeh sewvile by pub
tiatls ea be le rp aede. Legal notieos pub·
lshed li ether papen of Causer oounty, are fod
sad lesthl.., as has been decided by the courte of
t urd. , Otob
Saturday, October 85, 18U7.
CITIZENS' TICKET.
For Mayor.
Ect;:NI: H. JoHNSON.
A Idermen-F-irt Ward.
CHAS. E. BRowS. CHAR. B. TOWERS
Aldermun--eonad Ward.
WM. H. BULLARD. W. L. LANSINO.
Pollce Magistrate.
NEWIMAN BOR('HAK1T.
City Treasurer.
HARRY F. BATt'HEI.IR.
City Attoroey.
WMi. H. Ross.
THEt Peoria Journal says: If you
would boomu a river, dam It and tlhn
break the dam. If you would damun a
town, boom it and then break lthe
booul.
A CHIMERICAL PIROJE(CT.
The Knights of Labor, it appears,
are warranted in the u.e of the fantas
tic Quixotisni in their title by their
sup. rior courtesy to women, lsnce
tbe.r order is said to be the only organ
izaion in the world that reoeives
w*,nmeu on terms of perfect equality.
According to the report of Mrs. Barry,
the general investigator of the order,
there is room for a large revival of the
spirit of knight-errantry that received
its coup de grace at the hands of ('er
vantel to the inimitable humor of
"Don Quixote." The treatment of
girls who work in or for factories in
the large centers of population io some.
thing unknown in the west, and the
mere pittance in compensation they
receive incredible in this laud of goxl
wages. It is such thalt an hIounet
woman can hardly keep body and .oul
together by the poorest and cheapest
food. Mrs. Barry propl,,o the iu-ti
tution of co-operative enterprises, par
ticularly in manufmcturing men's,
women's and chbildren'. garmoeuts. to
which the order shall devote its eer
gies in fostering and building up.
4orte such plan would Ite plite feesi
ble, provided Its sUltii.iot were giuarTn
teed by the entire I,.tr.ousge of the
order itself anod it% frieandý. But any
attempt to c.ontr.l thie ·our-e of trade
by any other thlia tihet Itw. of suIIpli
and striand alnd .irvi 'el of the flt's s'
OaIL IIt't tlit eat that aliu ii hr ul , tidt
ther liowest taut ha- alwit% - hitti,,"
been a.ignzl tailturi. It tIezl Iid eii
iie'lllilint hll Iles- ullanag'-went Mi
thoroui~h c *rxi~rriirul Ira, Iiitl to (illil
pete wiith. rit In-tuoi,i the whoie-tale
i tn,l,'i~ht it- tir lmrwr! readymuteKar
t,r- ' i1v %t uij.l it -',trvatioli 1ave.,
tradl.- I- *titIyu *hzlr ell. It neeulr
,"lolr 1,11 ; ins lit the Iowe-t uarkt'.
tail aindil tat in tlih iuii vritl of the
g-nij. to Iake Iit pay. Tni IKrnighut,
o' tkhor, to muiiehrate tlier i.:iilitoin
of workiig Woln ii, woud hiaae to paty
theni lIving wagsi-anl increaae of iot.t
In ai flu iit im)piortant I (cii, an! thbe
chaiee.. are thiat tile cooperat ive
Kniaglut of Lu. lur ,.tore 'iuhld never
comipete with t.Ihe ord nlary retailer.
['hi diacijirinr of the ordier would have
to tie ;uwei lut igili-ed to siuake rneihi
tiera iuy at t liiir 'o".i lrat ivte itori,
what tbey i'iuhil lurihaae for Ives. clii..
where It woiuld, inI ta.t, -all for fii
revival of the knight-e-rrant i.pirit
auiuoug iueriwrr" if toe order. 'They
would thenl e--atalhh their righti to ther
title '.f K night III that ieature of the
old truer, of K night luoiil thast in-ul
eateilt tie protetioniu ciii ileteti-, of tl~e
poor Mill hi-rlu' oa.'i of the. eart h at
It i i'ey o0 II~i iii-.xiv. to the actoo
hiliihliutli. if tli+ 1a4. hety will tine.
itertake 'til t hat n hi, ialttld hilaulii
throli;iti ever) wheri lir ti Ity v'ar+,
ever miner it it, It iii l , " ntT. f pok, I"
tint, haLfvf ifrefflf* fbv "r f,w4JE. with
huave beeni d rivenIt -w.ell tilt ran ks 'f
tierpravity. .Audl t tley .alll Nufccfl
nll tis' tak anl In *onne way relievte
the~ ferrulle conflitifii of worse. thani
slavery amlKlo working wornrnn that id
one of the Ilut~ l oli fe rc'i\.llzl(ti l of
the age. the. Kuighu fif I~aifsfr will be.
entitla-d In Lto . the udy'"'1Y1''i u i Ilut of nilj
tIgýiffs. - Hutll' Miler.
SUd Nahlt. of l ngthrn RnoyafaIity-T
Inan hofiur te)') iiar.' in teino I ,NIvfaf
At hiii hffg I~~'~l therf wefI ~p ui' r in
wbclnH is widehlf lofw. many~f {rfIllfriat
hernae, c&i;l its IppfnfIflga oit dtiliijif'lideed
sW(I~ (ijUirt I I, 'an niileglected4 fnru l azndsa
-. grin). I)ary wrffvk of prosJr'r TIN daysI.
Thea 51w. whtChb MUI al in flrrf ,In t p
woo.ls, hidl nme.T.d lerifronm Lhiie aalron
stubble fields. The houses usually ap
pearedl to be over full; all of the windows
shone redly in the closing dusk; the
rooms were alive with children, with gay
young people; matrons with delicate,
fastidious faces bent over their work;
portly, handsomely dressed men loitered
in the galleries or rods down the long
avenues.
"You would find the old habits of hox
pitality kept up in these houses," said
Lola. "Family connections are large in
the south. A Georgian of the higher
class has cousins all through the Caro
linas and the gulf states, Just as the Vir
ginians and Kentuckians are really all of
one blood. From five to ten guests may
drop in uninvited for any meal or clme to
stay a week. They are always sure of a
welcome. The old class of southerners
would rather give up their chance of
heaven than the pleasure of keeping open
house for their friends on earthi."
Mr. Ely's face flushed. "It is a gre
clous, beautiful custom:" he exrlair.ed.
"We losht much thiat wast we , keeping
with the old feudal systems.'
"Yes," said Miss Pogue iryly: "I have
known a dinner prepare. an our house for
four persons, and bef.,re it was served
twenty gue-ts arrive, unexpectedly. So
it goes on all the year round."
"That is delightful." hesitated Mrs.
Ely. "It takes one quite back to patri
archal life. But it would not suit north
ern housekeepers nor northern cooks and
chambermaids. "
"It does not suit here," said Lola,
promptly. "Our mothers were used to it
when they had plenty of money and of
servants. But now that we have not
enough of either, the custom keeps many
a family poor, and makes life a treadmill
for most women. The generation I belong
to, Mrs. Ely." she said, after a pause, her
thin, decisive features heating. "have
learned to practice small economies in
poverty. and they are forced to see that
there is a great leakage in their incomes
through these old customs which seem to
you so beautiful and grand. Yet," she
added, with sudden pride, '"I doubt if
the southerner will ever give up that
custom."
Mrs. Ely. talking matters over that
night as usual, declared that "the Geor
gian girl talked and thought precisely
like a New EInglander. And, as far as I
can see. she is Inot an uncommon type now
in this new south. I have met women,
since we came here, capable, shrewd 4nd
alive with energy. Tley manage planta
tions and -hops. they raise stock, hold of
flees. pnIh*h newspapers. Indeed, while
northern womeu have beer clamoring for
their right-. -outhern women have found
their way into more careers than they.
They keep up with all the questions of the
day. l.I , Lola actually gave ume some
new hiiltt on drainage. I suppo~e we
American-t have but one blood, tafter all,
and a hard struggle with poverty will pro
duce the same woman in Georgia as in
Connecticut. "-Rebecca Harding Davisin
Harper's Magazine.
VlPRICEb
CREAM
AKINWO
POWDER
cl S PERFECT MAD0
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InIut t of he N ,t I l ' IIfa ent of -;It
F- r t - a-,1 t', ih. cnI r to , in nf r -e ll
EXi ,n U it ii ..t1 ,.. i.ir I tI-ratiejit at -aria
- Iarir'. de. .-et
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CORDON & FERGUSON
mmuflaelurers and Jeobbers of
Hats, Caps, ,F s,
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
BUFFALO ROBES
- - AND ALL NO OF --
FUR COATS.
Large Stoolk
SAND -
LOW PRICES.
,16 ,'8, 2.!0. AhT FOURIIU ST.
St. Paul Minn
Summons.
In the District Court of the Pourth Jud'cial Dis.
trlt of the Territory of Montana, within and for
the county of I uster.
Action br.ought in
the ilstrlict Court
of the Fourth
Judicial District
C.*o'te I Vose. ot the Territory
plaintiff, of .'ontansinand
AGAINST for the tountyof
I E Newton and E. A. t'soter, and the
it'hl iney, tt'omplaint nred in
defendants. +ait (ounity of
iuster, in th of
fiee of the Clerk
of said District
('ourt.
The pople of the Territory of Montanh send
greeting to C. E Newton and E A. Whitney.
defendants. You ae berebyr required to
lipear in an action brought against you by
the above named plantif, in the District
Court of the Fourth Judielci District of
the Territory of Montana. in and for the
said County of Custer, and to answer the
complaint Sled therein, within ten days (eocluslve
of the day of service) after the service on you of
this summOun-if served within this county, or. If
served out of this county, but in tbeis district then
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against you,
accordlng to the prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover the
suIUof $ B61.t for taking care of and feedintg about
4it head of stock cattle branded "N" on both hips.
alleged to have belonged to ('. . Newton, on which
E. A. Whitevw was the owner and holder of a cer
tain chattel mortgage in the year of 18t. 1 he
said Whitney for the purpose of Icreclosing the
aid mortgage upon said stock caused C. W. Sav
age.the sheriff of aid county, to eize the said
property under and by virtue of said mortgage.
That while the said mortgAged property was so in
the possession of said sheriff he the said sheriff die
on the tth day of August. 146ti. request the
plantiff to take the said cattle from him the
said sheriff oan keep, feed, care for and pasture the
said cattle. The said plaintiff did take the said
cattle on the 4th day of Audust. 186. and ever
since that time has kept possession of said catle
and taken eare of them in tCunter county. Montana
Territory. I'laint demands that he may he
deemed to have a lien upon said cattle as will tno e
fully appesa by reference to the complaint on tle
herein.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintif will apply to, the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal at the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Montana, In ad lor the said
County of Custer, this Aib day of
fs!nt.] October. to the yearof our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven.
JAMES McFARI.ANE.('lerk.
tW. fTRElVaLI.L
Attorney for plaintiff'
In the District Court of the Fosrth Judiclal
Disttrict of the Territory of Montana within sad
for the county of Curter.
Action brought
In the District
Court of the
Fourth Judicial
Distria of the
Territory of Mon.
scve\'.lVEitK . tans In and for
Ilaintif the eousty of
AOAIN.T 'Custer. and the
Andres F \'anEpp,. eeoplaint filed In
Defendant said county of
('uster, in t e of
tice of the clerk
of maid Dtstrict
Court.
I he, people if the Territory of M~ontana end
greetini to Andrew . \'VanElps. de endatit.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff,
in the )istrict Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
tri.st of the Territory of Montana, in and for the
said county o (usater, and toanswerthe complaint
filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day
ofservlce) after the service on you ofthis summons
-if served within this coust,, or, if served out of
this county. but in this district, then within
twenty Idays: otserwise within forty days-or
judgment by default will te taken against syou i C
cordi' g to th" prayer of said conlplaint.
The said lcion is tbroug t ti dtssolbe the aonds
of latl imosv existing letweesl the said plaintif
anid the sail defendant, iupon the ground that ,,n
or about the lnt day of .tdemier. . Ift. t ,, the
said defendant. divsrearding the solentuety of his
uiarrtage sow, wil:ufliy a.d without cause. desert
ed ad and abandoned te t.aintltff aln everr since., has
and still continues so to desert saud abanldon said
plaintlff, and to live -elparate atnd apart from her
wit host any suthcieltt . ause or any reason and.
against her will and aIlthbuut her consent, and dur
ing all ofrsad tittme hi, sltire y s flied. fai ,Id and
negletestl, tofurn;sh this plaintiff ally tootley or
means of supllrt whatever, as will nmore fily uap
pear by rtfrenere to Iltlh com, laillt on lle. herein
And you are hereby notiled that if you fall to
app ar and answer the s.ai cnomplaint, s above
required.the said pIlaintil will apply to the court
for ie relief dnmautd d in the collalsi t
,lvten Sti der Isy hand and the weal of the ai-strlet
I',lourt of the Iourth iudicial llstract
of the Territory of Montana. in an for
the said tounty of Custer.this 'th dilay
il. eptemtisr in the year of our Lorid
a"e tlihoutsatl .i-h"t hb.nidr, and
5? 't, , ,it5 y"l "sI
%.lli ,tt 1111 ,.
ir1n ,ii ' *. ,rt.f tihe Fourit,
I" Ii I. C iIfa i,
iu l.| t .t t, t .I rr
ithe !i .i ItIou rt
lamle 1. 11 I the I. r'h 1 I
I' I. ' i al I tI. i , ,, of
tiII 1, rrdir¶ of
rl .n rl ,.I, I hiIa- I .iorill IC I i .i'i I
. a..i i 'I :rl- Ii l-ri for'h* .... it ,f
.i,,nl i.r. II Ir , Hrtvn ll telr ti l l e.
.1 , ,, I n . m.lii \' I m I il ia p iit file*I In
I n i rn-,e ,partli r- a t "u.i 'ihte of
I I rer - a.i? l at k fIliUter. Il thteot
-11 1th ieml 'dl nlut- fire of l the ril rk
of idli It-frittr, t
f 'iirt
The pi lopl of riCe frrtort i Montalli ennd
rli.lin to iIh roi VIreelanldI 1 linta- J HryiV.
I harlle lar i oll .hi [ lly. Willia iio -rl.. e :liil
ii Iark -inithi dlefetl ntiile
Cio are hereby reqil.ui, to aipl ar
i Iia Iaction brought ag!aini i li,, by tIhe
a'"re a,niie l aitll iif,. lll n the lin ri.tl coiirt
of t I' oI Fourth .Iui ti t lt l cJ i tpjt of the
Tierrtiry of Montiali ill aol| for the %aid
,C nty I lrt I , I te all, t a-ir', i the 'ln pliaint
iledi therein. withi ten itar.. i liieve of t ihe day
-i r*ite aifteir the "errtV, i n oiill of thl" i-fm.
... . -it- ervred withinii tl is " tfr ' ,r if nerved
iu iioif tIn> rfi l. liltC in f lt fi l a it t fit len with
Il twiilty days; trlienrlle whliii fiorty' dl..s -or
jidgtlment Iby defaull will b. taken aiait a ia tatii ac
Sorlingi to t1.e prayery l tail Ou i rnplaini
Ih.. .al ai tt ion In broughit to Ie ,, n Clir ' nhuiln of
i117 with Interet t t if-rFE lfr..C C the h n I tar of
I ebriiar liAT. it ,e C.lte t'l I" 1, r C, ofr per i ai i
liutl ., anfi to folre lo.i a Ih , i r In ..i ,i nii o li!,I
to Iblie ..tliie of e It. oritiler il IC.Itr t ll t , of oi
thie : |2il Marn h. IM., agrain-t vih ollo .,n di.
Sri. ' piremniiltC.l rtei rtira ' i.i -. C it,., or par
etl of Ilaid "ftiatel. lyinig aiIl C. i1n in InC, Co' ntit
,If litter anI Territory of i fiolftC i i t I [atri ai
ailry tdecrtlmed iio iCllow, to wit
la - anI ftilal. i- .terli fiat I l fL' . nC I . . I
Cf tfh liiw iotl \lile i, o1 lit rld f r . f Cf t Ct 4F
a ll t urn ' tlli e a tiim C i te( f i. li I , h .1 l C ,
ph .nt vf n fill- CC I. in
tVi l i on r he'-' liil tiiil l that iC fal to
apl i 'r a l ndi , w. r thr lx I : f L; ,, I . h re.
ifllred' , I l "i al IC li nf ltii' If"i I l C f IC Cm ai CIo -rt
f ,r the relff f le-rfia, 'Cd ii 'i . rilt .,a" I i,'I fir
'C li 'n andi i ii tiii' ha ,l .iil C i. ,C'. f hi Iitt-Irict
IC irt f hI' .IIrI t ICa, l . i ii triet
iii tie Terlin tory \f lnt iC ,1 andl
for tih -Of I CiC tsCC% ii ii rli' i i th 'l Ih
-ii dtar of gftf mlfr In tCCe nrin ofour
Lord (ifh,,-, o it ,,:gh,!tl h li, Ir,.,I ami
m i t h y-..m'll
If l F.- Mi f liI fA\l C C*lk
(f)'t ..\'\..Ri i& itl.lit'R .
Attorne as for I'ialtilkl..
McAUSLAND'5
CREEDIOOR ARIORY.
GUNS.
REVOLVERS,
AMMUNITION
ofv ,ry4. . vrij p lon 1 hI AKl'VKI1 k
of H-arv y.h r9,' Ih I'e * ·. . '-.I,-.
(. uni yllthiK a v4 K.pailii of ail kiund
Neatly 1one soI W1 'arrnterd.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from . common lieteh, or Er ite ,
ton worst Uerefsja. Salt.rheum,
revor.oren ScaJly or louhL sik
In ahbort, a dLosLe aused by bad blood a
conquered by this powserful. purfltinr.g
nvigoetl modicin. Great a.nnng u1.
e rs bheal under it benign inluenee.
a It mani.f'ted ifs pntenc In
~curing1 rr W Eash 3lls Care.
hb:eletNr ye., Sero ulouse ores
sad IWel at t Bll DIes
Whe _ I's, oltre, or T. r
Neek nand arged lans. Mend -
cents in stamps for a large tratise, with col
ored plates, on Skin DIerMar or the acme
amount foratrntlar onl M(rofu loo e Atections.
"THE ILOOD iS THE LIFE."
Thoronughl cleanse it by using Dr. Pierces
Golden Medicale Dlcoery, and good
digestions a fair sklal buoyant spir
iti, vital streabth, ani soundness of
consitutln, will be established.
CONSUMPTION,
which lis srofulous Dleease of the
Loane, rL pmptly and ~eartlinly arrested
and cund by this G.l-rlvc n nt.d)y, if taken
before the t staesof the disase are renched.
From its wonderful power over this terrby
fatal diacse, when firt ofering this now el.
etrated remedy to the public. DI) PIERCE
thought seriously -, calling it his "Con.
sumption C.re,! u.t abandoned that name
a too limited for a Ili.dicine which, from its
wonderful omtnbination of tonic.or srngntbe
Ing, alterative, or blw-lun-chaing, anti-bil. y
pectoral, and nutritive prop'rt ks. I uneq ualse
not only as a remedy for consumption of the
lungs, but for all
CHRONIC DTISEARER
or :.qI
Liver, Blood, ad Lungs
If you feel dull. trowey. debhltated, have
Inlow color of skin, or yE llowlth-brown spot
Son fea. or body, frequent beadache or dtis.
Dnes, bd tute In nIouth. internal beet or chills,
liternatin with hit flan"hS klow pirits an..
gloomy orebodtinga irrvgular Iapptite, Ild
conated tongue, you are sutffring frim Ia. 1.
estion.Dpepel~~ Iand Torpid Liver,
or "illlailnest . In nnllllly eI.y ODnly
part of these symptoms are e..l*rienvd. A.
a rem~dy for all s.reb cows. Dr. Plerce'e
IGolden Medical Discovery b*'
-'or Weak Lungr, ptlplinl of Ilood,
Shortnoess of Ireaih, ronehirLat
Severe Coughn. Coasnumptione at.
lindred affections, It i a sovre.igan remedy.
Send ten c.ts Ian staunlp for I)r. Pierce'
bookonConsumptioL. . 'oll by ,ragglll t.
PRICE $1.00, O.R WETTO
W IrM'I soiry acl AIIssiatid ,
Proprietors, t Main St.. B.IrAI,.. NY.
1e reE s LITT'tE
91919 PILLS.
A ~"klT* LIOU· and CATRARTIC.
lN by Braggllles. ~. nts a aud.
$500 REWAdi
of Dr. .a' c 's atarrh Rimed,
lfr a fu.r f tetarrh which ther
elannot cunm.
I f you have a dischatie from
th I", *, off(enai'ie or other.
wis. plarta llossof , smell, taste
or wearinkr. weak e'S. dull .reo
or pre. ure In ' ad, )yu have(tarrh. ETL
anids of c ta Ltrminate In consumption.
1)r. ag.~' ('ATANHn RN MkIiv 'IIna9r the worg
easesof CatarrhL "Cold In the Heiad
and Catarrhal keedache. .u coWs
NOR TURN ACcIlIt
RAILROAD.
THE DIP.ECT LINE BETWEEN
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Or DULUTH
And all Points itn
Minnesota, Di kota, Montant,
OREGON,
BritI Colmbia, Polct Sond acd
ALASKA.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN
ST. PAUl, and PORTLAND.
'HI An)y aL.. of licketA.
EMIGRANT SLEEPERS FREE
''The Ouly All Rall lln. t' the ,
YELLOWSTONE PARB
pturn Tnrali Dally, to whleh are attached
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPEIR
AND
ELI AAiT DINING CARS.
rnr full liformstlon as to 1 lat. RIate. IrA..,
Addre".
OHAS. S. FEE.
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SACRIFICE • SALE I
We are offering our entire stock of
MEN'S, BOY'S & CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Blankets' Etc., at
ACTUAL COST & BELOW
Hard times and a desire to maintain our stand
ing as the leaders in our line, induce us to take this
step. Our facilities for purchasing goods at the
lowest market value, enable us to sell you at such
prices as cannot be duplicated by any other house
in the city. Your farther advantage will be that
'our goods are of the latest fall styles and no
shelfworn, out of date goods. Our interests in this
Territory are sufficient guarantee that we will stay
and retain your patronage, regardless of times.
An inspection of our stock and prices will con.
vince you of the absolute and positive truth of our
assertions. OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH,
I. ORSCHEL & BRO.
"'The Burlington''
NORTH!,'EST
UNITED STATES ANU hANAU,
ýNNECTONS MADE IN UNION DEPO`
AT ALL
BUSINESS CENTERS
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RUNNING DINING CARS BETWEEN
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Burlington &
Northern R. R.
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