First publication IH!-ln Bsvks
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
'XocntniTlnn Shun, In whoop nnmf 1 1 M
Bppi'nnon rwonl.nncl nil rint lntorst
vu in mm, Dirx'K m. i mkotn ( lit y, Nebr.
1 ltd Anil lJ h f vmi tflll nU.. ..
purciinsiMi m prlvntp mil.- from the trens
urer of inkntn county, NVbrnskn, for the
taxes dun nnl delinquent thereon, fur t ho
'" i-wii i"i, mm, WW, imiN, i.k, !(, imi,
liV. l;w irnrt ivm, thn following renl estt
In Duknin county, Nplir., to-wtt: I,ot 8, In
Mocks, DHkotndlty, Nebr. Thnt unlit lot
in wwil In no nrtmn whatever In the,
years Isnl, INdf, to linn, Inclusive, and thnt
all lots were tHxed for the years li, in
to 1111. IticliiHlvp, and thnt snlil W. 1,. Ross
win npiny for a deed for said lot under until
tax snleand rertlflvatn on or tiefore the l:ith
uuj oi may, nun.
W. t,. ROSS,
Ownor of until dertttlcate
Dated thla 2flth day of April, l'.UU.
Undertaker
County Coroner
15. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
For 8etl
We are planning to move to the
coast this summer and offer our proi
ertjr in Dakota City. a six room house
sod three lots for sale, also so mo
household furniture consisting of
1 bedroom suite.
2 iron beds and mattresses,
1 child's folding bed and mattress.
1 spring cot.
1 double lounge
1 office chair.
8 common chairs.
3 common tables.
1 dining room table.
1 marble top stand.
1 organ.
1 bureau.
1 bookcase. .
1 cupboard with glass doors.
1 sewing machine.
1 rocking chair.
1 washing machine.
1 toilet set,
2 wash boilers .
1 cook store.
3 heating stoves.
20 yards of good rag carpet.
Several dozen fruit jars.
W 0 Eckbart.
For Sale
A large list of Cheyenne, Morrill,
Box Butte, Kimball, Scotts Bluff and
Banner county Nebr, lands.
Ranches, re'inquishments railroad
contracts, school sections all sizes
and prices from $6.00 per acre and up
for deeded lands.
Having a personal knowledge of
these lands I will go and show them to
those who wish to invest.
S A Combs, Homer, Nebr.
Buy a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Eimera.
S Patronize Home Industry buy your msats of $
Wm, LOREBIZ, 1
Proprietor of
City Kleat Kfeurket
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand &
Cash paid for Hides and Pelts
Agent for Seymours White Laundry. Basket goes on
B i luesdays ana comes DacK Saturdays 5
I DAKOTA CITY NEBRASKA
Local Items
Friday, May 6, 1910
1 011 will find a good line of sweat
pads for horses, whips, machine bolts,
and a very good line of hardware, tin
warn and graniteware at right prices,
at Bchnever Bros.
Lost
A full season's time, hard work and money by planting
poor seed. Be wise, and get the best in the seed line.
We have it. A full line of
Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Kape,
, Cane and Grasses
All good seed at a fair price; no poor seed at any price.
Tell us your Needs.
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co.
Hubbard
Nebraska
This Vi-'va. Coucord Harness No. 76
no collars $31
Our No. 179, l-in. Concord, with
flat backs, a better job S3o
Sturges Bros.
Pearl St
ioux City
HARN
! SATURDAY SPECIALS.
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S.A. Stinson
I Dakota City. Nebraska
SectwrdeoTf May 7th
One-half gallon Maple Syrup, for 50c
Three 1-pound Cans of Baked Beans 25c
Mead's Flaked Rye, per package 0c
Three Cans of Tomatoes, for 25c
Saturday, May 14th
One Pail of Syrup 35c
Rice, per pound 5 c
25c package of Oats 20c
Men's Dress Shirts 35c
Four Bottles Catsup.. 25c
A 'JOc Package of Candy ISc
Bargains at Van's every day.
Miss Belle Liebing depsrted Satur
day for her home at llelmer, Ind.
8 A Combs was no from Homer
Monday on business at the court heuse,
Moss Zimmerman was over from
Sioux City Sunday looking over the
fire ruins,
A card from John B Dewitt leaves
them at their new home in Anaheim,
California.
Don't eat old stale bread when you
can get good fresh bread every morn
ing at an s.
George Kaase was down from Emer
son and visited at the parental home
over Sunday.
The Foye gasolene car went into
commission last Friday and is again
making regular trips.
Win Oraham of Hubbard precinct,
was transacting business witu ttie
county treasurer Saturday.
Chas Hollman and Geo T Westiott
were over from Sioux City Saturday
looking after business matters.
Do you keep an eye on Van's black
board, if not you had better as he al
ways has a bargain listed there.
Eev Warren on Saturday united in
marriage Warren D Cottrell and Mary
Jacobi, both of Iowa Fark, Iowa.
George H Burton and Mrs E a ttie
Sheppherd, both of Sioux City, were
married by ltev Warren on Monday.
Louis Doxtad and Agnes Rhode,
both of Emerson were married on
Wednesday by County Judge Htffer-
nan .
Blanch Bliven, daughter of Theo
dore Bliven and wife, has been quite
sick the past few weeks with pneu
monia. A baby boy was born to Chris Mor
trude and wife, of Sioux City, Satur
day. Mrs Mortrude was formerly
Miss Ida Karst.
Feter Iverson and Agnes Roan, both
of Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, were united
in marriage on Thursday of last week
by Judge Heffernan.
Howard Rockwell came home from
Grand Inland Saturday, where he is
attending business college, and will
spend a week or two at home.
Miss Neva Best, who graduates fro a
the Feru State Normal this year, has
been elected to the principalship of the
schools at Blue Springs, Neb.
George Pranger returned home Sat
urday from a trip to Minneapolis,
where he went to attend a meeting of
the O 1; T, of which he is local chairman.
Dr DeWult and family were over
from Sioux City Sunday, guests at the
Mrs Eva Orr home. Doo was pretty
busy all day showing off his new anto
to his friends.
Frank Broyhill went to Walthill last
Friday tr deliver an automobile to W
E E8tell for C J O'Connor of Homer,
and also to give the owner a few point
ers on how to run it.
Frank Gribble was down from Good
win, S D, last Thursday in attendance
at a Hereford sale in 81011 x City. He
visited over night with his sister, Mrs
Ge'i" Harnett, in this place.
Quite a crowd of young folks attend
ed the ice creim social Riven by the
girls basket ball team Saturday even
ing. After paying for the things they
lost in toe fire that consumed the res
taurant building there was not much
left for the ball team .
Dr D C Stinson, who for the past
six weeks li us been malting tne tern
tory of Kansas for the National Offioa
Supply Co, of .ion Uity, 111, waacau-
d home by telegram from Garnet,
Kansas, announcing the loss of his
itore by fire Sunday morning. He ar
rived here Tuesday evening.
Jehn F Sides nnd M O Ayres came
home from Omaha Sunday morning
Tliev heard the first news of the fire
about the time they left Omaha which
was that nearly the whole town had
burned and they kept the wires hot un
til they got to Bancroft whare they got
a telegram giving the straight of it
J E Eastern received word Tuesday
morniug that his uncle, R B Harris,
had ptssed awn; at his home near
Alda, Nebr. The deceased man vi S
an old time resident of Hall county.
He was i" h;'s 78t'i year, and had been
iu failing health, for several months
past Mr Edston left Tuesday even
ing for Alda, to b in attendance at
the luneral obsequies.
Yes, Dakota City went "dry." At,
the inee'ing of the village board T.ifH-j
day evening the application of C Mr
Nies for a paloon Jiceui-e was turned
down by a vote of three to one. Mr
Nies at first asked that the license he
reduced from $1500 to $1200. This
the board refused to do, claiming that
he had applied under the ordinance
regulating the fee at $1500. A vote
vas finally taken ou the application to
see whether or not a license would be
granted, and the application was rejected.
Wm Orr received word from Otis,
Colo, stating that his sister, Mrs Jos
Clements, had been quite seriously in
jured by being thrown from a buggy
Sunday evening. She had her shoul
der badly bruised and three ribs brok
en Mr Clements also sustained some
bad bruises. Their horse was fright
ened by an automobile which passed
them on the road and caused the acci
dent, but never stopped to see how
badly they were injured. They were
found after several hours by neighbor
who removed them to their home.
Rev J L Phillips of South Sioux
City, census enumerator for this dis
trict, inform us that he has practical
ly finished the work of taking the cen
sus here, but will hold his books open
until May 15th, the time for closing
up the work, and anyone whom b
may have missed while making the
rounds will confer a favor by dropping
him a line, or leaving their name at
the postoftice where it will he forward-
to bim, and he will come and take
their census. The desire is to have
the census as near accurate as possi
ble, and the 00-0 Deration of every citi
zen ia earnestly requested.
Sbe F G Stanard for heating, plumb
ing ana nguting.
Nine candidates were taken into the
W. O. W, lodge Tuesday evening.
For Sale Seed Corn that will prow
Mrs u V Htmson, Dakota City, Neb.
A now baby girl was born to Galen
Hathaway and wife Tuesday morning.
Patrick Jonpp. one of tbe substan
tial farmers of Hubbard precinct, Iran
sacted business here Thursday.
11 you naven t got time to do your
own shopping call np No. 1, and he
will deliver the goods promptly.
Walt Gilstrap and Lula Matnev.
of Winnebago, were joined in marriage
uy Judge llefferuan on Monday.
Found a pooketbook containing
money. Owner can have the same by
paying for this notice and proving
property.
Harvey James Love and Rha Yelle.
both of Sioux City, were united in
marriage Tuesday at South Sionx City
Dy ltev J 1j I'nillips.
It pays to trade at Vans, and be
sides he will give you, free of charge,
handsome chromo in the course of
time. Go and see him.
Found Two small pieces of jewel
ry, on sidewalk leadiuar to the Bur
lington dopot. Owner can have the
same by paying for this notice.
Fred Bartels tells us that those
lambs he is advertisising in the Herald
are going like hot cakeB. He has a
few hundred more for sale, but they
will soon be gone.
All kinds of ooal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fii-ldb & Slaughter Co.
ThioE Bliven, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
L Ross, the attendant for Uarry
Brown's stallion, Lion de Kestergat, is
now keeping the horse at Jake Ilager's
barn since the fire destroyed the old
livery barn where be made his head
quarters while in town.
Go to Fred Bartels, Hubbanl, Neb,
to buy your young lambs to feed, for
he wants to sell his old sheep for
mutton sheep, ne is selling the lambs
at a low prioe of 00c; a head. This is
cheaper than they can ever be bought
for again.
The T & W's, a soubriquet for the
Dakota Citj -South Sioux 3ity baseball
team of the city league of Sioux City,
handed one to the Stock Yards huuoh
at Crystal lake ball park last Hunday
by a score of 5 to 4. The battory for
the T & W's was Forsling and Stinson,
lor the Stock lards, Smith and Hough.
Forsling got 14 strikeouts and Smith
got li to his credit.
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Dining Room Specials 1
Sideboards, Buffets, China
Extension. Tsvbles, Dining
XTRA
Closets,
Chsvirs.
I A I
83c
$1.50 Value Dining Chairs, made of hardwood, golden finish, cane
or imitation leather seat,
April Special
$3.50 Leather Scat Dining Chairs, made of solid white oak, quarter
sawed, box scat construction, genuine leather seat, well braced, $100
April Special... I.Uy
$10 00 Mattress, made of cotton felt, laid in layers, covered in $C QC
heavy ticking, April Special Oiv0
$3.00 Carpet Sweepers, guaranteed. Special $1 40
52S.50 Axminster Rugs, 9x12
Mail Orders Filled at Once.
Special $22.50
Send for Citalojiue
AD
ERSUiJ FURNITURE GO.
G00-00S Fourth Street,
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Sioux City Iowa
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SUNDAY MORNING BLAZE
Dr. Stinson's Store andOldLiv
ery Barn Consumed.
Another disastrous fire ooourred in
tbi place Saturday night, destroying
tbe Dr D C Htinsou, store and the old
J Easton livery barn. The fire was
discovered shortly after midnight by
Del Sanford, who immediately alarm
ed the Bell telephone operator when an
alarm wai turned in and nearly
all who had phones responded to the
call. When the tire was first discover
ed it was located in the rear of the
livery barn, but in a very tew moments
it had spread over the futiie buiblfng.
in a short time it was seen that the D
C Stinson store was doomed, and an
effort was made to remove the goods
but before anything much could be
removed that building, too was a mass
of seething flimes. Everything was
so dry tht it burned like linder and
in a few hours both buildings were a
mere pile of ast.es.
The c&un of the fire has not been
determined. Some express the opin
ion that it was of incendiary origin,
which seems hardly possible, as it
would be hard to find anyone depraved
enough to willfully tUrt fire that
would endanger the whole town.
Others think that it may have been
sturted by careless hoy a or men who
have been frtqueuting the place to
sleep off a jxg or to play cards and
smoke cigarettes.
The loss will amount to several
thousand dollars, which is mostlv on
the Stiusou store and stock which was
only partly covered by iusurauce, a
policy of $1,200 nn the buildiuqr and
stock being carried by Mr Stinson.
The new chemical engine purchased
by the village board was given a trial
and was doing good work, until the
fire got too hot for those who were
handling it and iu attempting to run
it b tck wxrds one wheel came off aud
before it could bedrngged out of leuch
of t'je fire the intense heat burned the
paint off and destroyed fifty feet of
hose which was attached to the engine,
It was a lucky thiug for the town
that there. was no wind to speak of at
the time of the tire, or other buildings
would have gone up in smoke. As it
was it kept the fire fighters busy on
the roofs serous the street and on the
Altemus house directly west wetting
the roofs and protecting them from the
burning embers that fell from tne
cloud of smoke that rose from the
burning buildings and floated off to
tne northwest.
The store bnilding was erected in
1871, by Geo T Westcott, who opera
ted a general merchandise store there
for several years. The barn was erect
ed before that time, and being built
of extra heavy lumber was still in a
fairly good condition.
When Is Lake Not a Lake
Special dispatch in World-Herald:
Lincoln, Neb, April 27 Dan Ueilus,
game warden, has been a hunter and
and fisherman long enough so that he
tuinks lie knows a lake wben lie sees
one and that he can also identify a
river.
lie returned from Dakota county
today rather iu doubt.
liud U Dell and Henry Ko lit sou
were arrested for using a sein in Jack
son lake. While tuey denied the
charge it appears that thoy were ready
to plead guilty. However, County
Judse llefferuan held that Jackson
lake was a part of the Minsouri rivei
when the river was ovetflowiug and
that the seiuinK bail been done wbtre
the Nebraska law did not apply
Jackson lake, it appears, is Jackson
lake only when the river is low and
there is a clear division of laud be
tween the two.
Deputy Oame Warden D J Connelly
resigned his job alter bearing tnis ae
cision and Oeilus came home disgust
ed.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota City, Neb, April 30, 1910
Board of ooanty commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present:
Nelson Feauto, chairman, Ed Morgan,
Thos Long, and W L Ross, clrk.
The following bonds were nnnroved
by the board:
R O Hllctnnn, rrwul ovem-or district No 111.
lli'iiry iliM', 1 ' 17.
1 11 Hortlvr. ' .
8 A Heikes is appointed road over
seer in and for road district Mo 2.
In the matter of the application of
Franz Lehmann for a Liquor License'
the board finds that ou'the 8th day of
April 1910, Franz Lehmann filed his
application with the county clerk of
Dakota county, Nebraska, that said
indication is signed by more thau
half of the resident freeholders of Em
erson Precinct in said county,, that of
the filing of said application and the
time of bearing thereof was given by
publication as required by law and a
bond had been given in tbe sum of
$5000.00; lie it Kesulved therefore, by
the board of county commissioners of
Dakota county, .Nebraska, that said
bond be approved, that the application
and petition of ssid Franz Lehmann
be granted as prajed for, and that a
license for the sale of malt, spirituous
and vinous liquors ou Lots 4 and 5,
block 1, in the villagtt of Nacora, Ne
braska, bo issued to the said fr'racz
Lehmann from the 1st day of May,
1910, to the 30th day of April 1011, on
paymeut by him to the county treasur
er of Dakota county, the Bum of $500.
00 revenue.
The road overseer is ordered to open
the road iu the swamp known as the
Maloney road.
The Board made order for the county
survejor to nurvey the road known as
thn Thornton road.
The following claims were allowed
on the county general fund: ......
J M Ixelorn, lirliiKliiK John O'Neill
from HiililHird . t 4 im
Dakotn CHty riiiirnincy. nulsn SJii )
Mis J V Ijeeriom. hiMinllim prisoner. Will
Van Harden, puptirliuiiKlnK tU puur
f ii nil 1126
H FJS VEt APT CIS
We shine there. Time now, for the policies against
Hail cvrvd Tornado
We have only the best companies. Our rates are al
ways the very lowest. We give careful personal atten
tion to all business, and see that losses are promptly
settled RIGHT. Let us figure on your next policy
and save vou monev.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats' you RIGHT" 1
Bank of Dakota County j &
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J .ckion
Nbr
Estimates, , , ,
.... Furnished
Repair Work Promptly
Attended to
F. G. STANARD
Hesvtlng, Plumbing tvnd LlgHting
Haven't you ever heard of the
Ideal Lighting System?
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If not let us teil you about it. A card will se
cure, a demonstration and descriptive matter.
Phone No. 55
North Stda f Braidwhy
IS.t. 14th na ItSh Btm.
Dakota City, Neb
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Midi A Nchnileu. Printline lirtt'Pln
o'Oliandfr ciiso
Hurt Kiik'hi'ii. Hiippllt'K
W A M fjiT, piipurliaiiuliiK at the
court Iioiim( SS 47
K lopp fc Hnrtlt'tt (Jo, Hiipplles lis Ml
.1 oil il II Kcain, board of health II ''
Ht-th P HiiriieH. Niitne o
James Klynn, same Ml
() 1) Hinllfy. name 7fi
Nebraska Telephone do 1 10
llaiilinoiKl i Hli'plioiiH mipplli'it ID It)
11 ti llniiHiiy, mum lee, uoiinvlii vi
Dakota county 10 00
J M l.eeiloin, salary and mi a id fees... IIS ml
J 1' Kockwcll, Hiil.uy tU OB
John il Hiichert. lioarrtliiH paupers INI
The following claims were allowed
on the road district fund:
Carl Hlrxch. road work, d 1st No IS. ... Hi no
M J HyneH, HHine, M Mim
Ham Thorn, same, u -M m
Henry Kniidmni, same - 4 stu (
(Jeorue M ( ;eoi KeiiHou, name, il II) 2f
Katie HetTerilllll, indue, 20 6 10
Kred Keennann, allowed on ditch f'nd AO 00
Board adjourned to meet May 21,
1910.
W. L. IIOSS. Clerk.
tlomemakers Club to Hold Meeting
The see md public meeting of the
Dakota County Ilomemakers Club will
be held in Dakota City at 2 p m Fri
day May 13th at the Couit House Hall.
The plan of work is similar to the
L-'arLiers Iuhtitutes eicept the discus
sions pert tiu to subjects of interest to
women ; thn home, housekeeping, do
mestic science, etc. All are coruiully
invited to attend, take part iu the dis
cussions, and joiu the Club, Come
and enjoy -a social afternoon. Al
thougli a woman's orgauiz ttmn, men
are also welcome to attend thn meet
ings, The iouowiug piogram wiu be
giv-n ?
AdrircHHof Welcome I'roHldent. ,
KeadliiK of MliuitBS Secretary.
Koll(iill, KeNpoiiHcit a havorlte Quotation.
Keailiim or ooiiBiiiuiion Mecreiiuy.
I iiHtrillileiilal M ulc Hlaiicliii llelkc.
Aid to Hiic,ce8ful Poultry KalHinu Mm K
II tirlbhle. IUvtlHalon by (Jluli, led by
M r CMiiin Hryant.
PaDer. The Neccmdty of Co-oiienitloll lie
tween ParentH and Teacher Mlu Mary
V Unlnn.
Vocal Nolo Mm liny Side.
When and How to do the Honm KewlUK
MIhk Mary (lovcny, Hloux 1'lty. IUxcum-
hIoii by club, led by MnJ V Ietiincr.
Select Headline M im Klmer Hlcnnlnu.
Hint on Uaru of the Mick Mm MHry
Mc Healli,
IteeltatlonMr J P Mlt -hell, Sioux City
Paper, The Art of HoiiiuiiiHklnu Mrs W
HOHM.
Two HaladH nnd How to Make Them Mrs
(ieo Hiirneit.
Overland Journey Throimh Yellowstone
Park Mm A u Hide.
Vocal Solo Mm W II Mmon.
Life sketch of Mark Twain Mlu Ida Ho-
dcnlicudcr.
f'urreiit K vents Mm (' H Maxwell.
Select Headline M rx S A Milium.
Hecltatlon. "i'rowded Out" Mrs A J Kram
Instrumental Music Heat rice Hlesslnir.
Mary N. Ivriiiiiper, PreHideiit
Josephine Sllnsou. Secretary
Seed corn for Sale
Crop of 1008. $1.00 per bushel
taken at the crib.
A. M. Nixon, Homer, Neb
How's This?
We offrr One llundrrd Dullra Reward for n
cue of Catarrh that cauuut he cured ly tlu
jturrh f :urt.
V. 1. fllF.NKY CO., ToMo, O,
We, the undersigned, havt known F. J. rbi-nry
for the lut 16 vnn. and lulli'va him rwrlt-rtly noli
orabte In all buauiras tranMi tUina and financially
able to carry out any oullyaiiuns niade by tils arm.
tt.UMKfl klMHlH A MABVIN.
Wholmale UruKllsta, Toledo. O.
wir r.tarrk rim hi tuimi luierually. artlnf
dlr-tir una the hiuad and mucous eurtaa of tne
iviura. fwtlnwMiiala amt tree, frloe J osow par
buitw. Hold by all UnuttfWI.
'lake HaU'l tamUy fuie tut SOOJtlnsUOtk.
Spread so Well
Is the universal expression of our
customers who come
back for more
Minnesota Paints
Very few other paints will spread as well under the
brush and cover ns much surface to the gallon as
Minnesota Points
Figure three-hundred" square feet two coats, to
the gallon and you'll probably have
. some paint left over.
There are many other good points in its favor.
Call and ask us about them.
Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co.
Dakota. City, Nb.
A Broad Ckicc
To tllO Pacific Coast: From Tune 1st only $G0 round trio.
direct route, and, on special dates May, Tune and July, only
$15 additional via Shasta Route.
To tbO East: Ask nearest agent about the various special
rates to be in effect, commencing May, to principal eastern cities.
IflJlOWStone Park: AH kinds of tourist rates to this won
derland, including diverse tours through scenic Colorado, Yellow
stone and Gardiner entrances; also to Cody (eastern entrance), in
connection with Holm's personally conducted camoinsr tonri
through the Park, July 29, Aug. 19 and Sept. 9. Apply early.
Mount;iia Tours: To Denver, Estes Park, Salt Lake, Hot
Springs, S. D., Sheridan and Ranchester, Wyo., (for the Bit
Horn region), and Thermopolis, Wyo., the coming wonderful san
itarium eighteen million gallons of hot water daily at 150.
Call or write describing your proposed trip and let us advise
you fully.
W. K. Snethcn, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakelet, Q P A, Omaha, Neb
1001 Fsruam street.
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I Guarantees the aoouraoj of ever
Abstract I make
Mr
Successor to
Dakota County Abstract Co;
Bonded Abstracter
J. J. EIMER3
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