TIIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY; FEIUllJAItY 17, 1915.
HOUSE REFUSES TO
MAKE STOCK DEAL
Xttport Killing Bill to Prohibit
Combination! Among Commit
ion Firm it Rejected.
BILL i GOES TO GENERAL FILE
(From a Staff Oorraxpor.dnt )
tA NCGLf, Neb.. Frh. 14.-Brctal Tel
iram.) The house rftfed this morn Ins
to adopt the report of the llv stock
committee Indefinitely pontponlnr house
mil No. l.TS..thf bill prohibiting romblns
tlnna In the buying of stock on the South
Omtht Live Stork eehejie;e. Th house
did not take kindly to th reemnt
Made hy the committee with tha officer!
of the exchange, which peclftert that
there would be no rise In commissions
for the next two year end turned down
the report hy a rote of M to 84. Howard.
Hunter. Miner and Negley of the Douglas
i-ounty lrlfatlon voting yea. and Bur
Seen, Chamber, Druesedow, lAindgren.
Palmer. Richmond and iArsnn voting no,
with Barrett sXsenL The Mil waa placed
on the general file,
, Had Aepted Agteeneat.
The committee had accepted a written
guarantee from tha flouth Omaha Live
Stock exchange that commission charge
would not be raised during the next two
years, aa a ssUafactory adjustment of
the situation. It considered that this
would preserve existing conditions until
the next legislature meets and at that
time a law could be passed If the need
for it- was felt. Chairman Dau of tha
live stock and grating committee had t
written guarantee In his possesion in the
form of a lelter from the secretary of
the Live Stock exchange and a resolution
formally adopted by tha board of direc
tors. He proposed to have theseentered
In the house journal aa a, record which
would Insure the carrying out of the
Kouth Omaha organisation's pledge.
Oapoeltloa Maalfeat.
This, however, was ont satisfactory to
the Introducers of tha bill. Mr. Regan
moved not to concur In the report and to
place the bill on the general file. Mr.
Nichols. In a speech to the house, claimed
that the committee hed not considered
the merits of the bill at alt. He declared
that Its Importance would warrant Its
being brought before tha house for dis
cussion. 8a Id Mr. Nichols: An agreement was
made whereby the committee was to
smother this bill If the commission men
woulcwouM not raise their rates for
two years."
"There ss no contract between the
committee and the live stock commission
men," responded Mr. Dau. "They said
they would not raise their rates for two
eara and sent a yetter to that affect.
"That a all there Is to It I want to
say that thesmall shippers are not for
this bill and they will not be benefited
by It They need the protection which the
Live Stock exchange afford them." i
"How are the shippers protected, I
would like to know?" demanded Regan.
"By a bond of 110,000 which every com
mission dealer haa to live," Dau an
swered. ' "I have talked with shipper up In my
country," continued tha latter, "and all
of them say to me, 'For God's sake,
don't pass that bill."
A roll call was asked for. end, showed
fifty-four voting to place the . bill on
Iteneral lllc, h(te .thlrtr-foof voted, to
auetaln tha committee.
Vat Meaaere..
The vote was us follows:
For the bill:-, Alnley, Barker,' Blaueer,
Brant, broom. Veuitwrs of Thurston,
t lay burn. Conley. pa foe, Dalhv, Kber
n.an. Fries. Fuller. Harris, Hoffmetater,
lioinby, HoHteltler, Howard Howarth.
Hunter. Hynek. Jeary. Kline, Koch. Ug
Hctt, Lindsay. Mstteson, Meurs, Merellth,
.Myaenbum, Miner Mockett, Nayior, Naff,
Negley. Nirhoia. Norton. Orr, Patterson,
1'clcreon, liaarn. Kueler, Reynolds of
Red Willow, iUilrhick. lludeelil. Hmlth,
r-nyder, ' f tarna. Tihheta. Trumbel, Van
LiiHn, Ward, Mr. Speaker. -M.
Against the bill: 11 tee Burgess, Cham
I vra of Dundee, Cox, Dau, Dreusedow,
Klmelund, Kvans. Foster, Fox, Fults,
tloriuk-y, Oreenwalt Hut Ion, Kauffman,
Korlf. IiBounty I .arson, Lundgren,
Moaeli-y, Nciaon. rainier. 1'a.rkenson, Par
rlott, ltoifenrath, Kelsner, Reynolds of
Lincoln, Richmond. Haas, Beudder, Netr
rra. 8'in riaon, tflrbblna, Bielnmayer M.
Ahaont: Anrterain, Andn-rsen. Barrett
t'tinklaw, Cronln. Nulaman, Oaterman,
hcolt. Mndetar, filevenaon, Taylor, Woud-hurat-lj.
,
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Painful Coughs
Quickly
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I ars piastre bat laeajaalrd
4 4
The prompt and positive result given
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r overcome the average cough in 24
hours.
Cet 2 '4 ounces Pinex (SO cent worth)
from any drug store, pour it into a pint
bottle and till the bottle with plain granu
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ective cough remedy at a cost of onlv 64
cent or lens. You couldn't buy a much
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whooping cough, bronchial asthma and
winter cough.
To avoid disappointment in making
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with this preparation. Tbe Pinex Co.,
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SENATE STEPS OH
CLUBLICENCES
Feature. of Senator Marshall Faili
to Secure Endorsement in
the Upper House.
LAHNERS AND FISHING PARTY
at all general and primary stste elections.
A yea, 67; nsys, 21.
Ills Postpoaed by Seaate.
8. K. 110. Holt of Robertaon Authorises
employment of private counsel In state
pdosecutlons.
H. F. I."2. Marshall of iAm-aater Re
quires clubs serving liquor to tske out
llcenaes.
Bill Heroanmeaded to Paaa by -
B, F. 13. Wilson of Dodge Require
non-resldcnt executors and administrat
or to appoint an attorney-in-fact In this
state upon whom service may he had.
8. F. H, Brookley of Clay Mskes the
department of pharmacy at the Mate uni
versity a college, capsule of Issuing diplomas.
8. F. 12. Galea. Kuchel. Marshall,
Rudon and Phumway Reincorporates the
arand lodge of Free and Accepted Mas
ons of Nebraska, curing a technical Taw
in present incorporation.
8. F. 42, 9humway of Dixon Provides
for special rural school teachers' course
for tenth-grade pupils In state normal
schools. Amended.
H. F. H3 Robertson of Holt Rural tel
ephone lines with capital of leas thun
&. not required to make reports to
Halle, ay commission.
8. F. Id, (J ul P by of Douglas Kxemplf
fruit trees from taxation. Amended.
8. F. Jib, Pyglard of Boo.ie Provides for
lury service by mail. Amended.
8. F. 1W. Byglard of Bone 1'pon re
moval of any Incumbent of fee office, he
can collect only pro rata proportion of
fees and cannot take exceaa.
K. F. HI, Wllnon of Dodge Joint reso
lution for constitutions! amendment for
election of supreme Judges by congres
sional rilstrti t,
H. F. 1M Mstts of Otoe Repeals require
ment that supreme judge file opinions
within sixty daya after decision.
8. F. 13ft, "andoll or York Abolishes
county assessor In counties less than
lt.000.
ate Committee of Whole.
8. F. SO. liygland of Bone Reduces the
population neceeaary for the formation
of village school district from l.tOO to
500. A yea, SO; neys. 0.
8. F. f. Wilson of Frontier Raises the
registration standards for nurses to
comply with standards of other states.
Ayes. w. nays, it
B. f. ins, Fhumway of DIxon-Fxteni
tne nismci court ruie against judges sit
tins In case where Interested In mi man.
ner personally. Ayes, ; nay, 0.
Investor with money read th Real
DTstata ada In Tbe Bee. Advertise your
property for a quick sale.
Legislative
. . : 'Proceedings
Bill Pasaea la Jleaee.
II. R, SX,, I'afoe and Patterson In
cieaira nutnber ol weiiihta and meaaures
innpectoia' under food commlaalon from
twu to' six, and amends weights and
measures -law In minor features. Ayes,
; naya, tl.
ti. k. i, Kruftibach Authorises the treaa
urer of polk county to pay certain war
ranta Ave, m, nays, none.
II. It &4. INjugiaa County Members
I'icatea a municipal court for Unuht,
with ihrve JuiiKua, aud one for Kouia
Omaha with one iudge. whose jurisdic
tion in those cities shall be the same aa
that of the county Judge. Aye, KB; nays,
none.
II. R. S3. Douglas County Members
Makes Omaha and Hoiith Omaha one )us-
tu-e or the peace district, and all outaid
territory of louglaa county another, with
one juatire for each district. Ayes, W;
nays, none.
11. R. Revenue and Taxation Com
mittee Makea it unlawful tor banks and
trust companies, whiin reporting to tha
.HM-or, to deduct real estate mortgages
from capital stook. Ayea. ho: nays. 1.
li R. 1K7, Broome Allow cities of ,000
to JI.UJU population to levy a special lax
not greater then I mills for a rommer
i lul and advertising fund, when submitted
to popular vote and ratified. Ayes, IM
navs. 17.
H. K. S3. Wilson I Frontier) Beneala Ore
gon plan law, which haa been made obaev.
trie by constitutional amendment for dl
re t lKtk.o of aenatora. Ayea, to; naya,
none.
II. It. 137, Douglas County Membera
rrlea a publiu weltara coinmlaaion for
the illy of Omaha. Ayea, 7; nays. nona.
II. It. 4. Dafoa and Patteraoa Amends
l ure food law by requiring Imitation Jl-
liet and Pith to be lauelud with
names of iiiKrodirnts: alao. mlscelianeoua
other siix'iidmrnta. Ayea, it- naya. IX
il. l. x. louKiaa t ounty Members
'retes the oftii of Jury comiulKsionrr
In ltougliui. county and provides tor lis
adniimatiNtion. Ayes. HI; nays, none.
11. IL 17, lloatctter Forbids giving or
receiving lip tn hotels, cafes, railroad
dining tars and Pullman cars, saloons,
LrU-r ahopa, shine pariora and other
i l. ea wheie the public la served. Ayes,
M- nays. 21.
H. R. 13. Ha Provides that road taxea
shall go to tlie county and be expended
buder the dlrwtlon of the county board.
In the respovlive comrilaaloner or super
visor districts where assessed and paid.
Avea. hi; nays, t.
If. R. J3, Hues Makes read overseer
u!jjx-t to removal from olfke If they
full to comply with InatrucUona of county
'oinn-,)aa1ner or supervisor In rhsxge of
diiii-t road work. Ayea, 83; reya, lo
If. R. 151. Fuller Puts townaMp road
fund In charge of th township board.
Area, f7; naya. none.
H. R. l7. hmiih and Wevere Allows
Ktale l.anV to rxliouiit paper to the full
e mount of their capital and surplus. Ayes,
, 2.
11 H. v. Smith Pro v He hr willa
r
lA wiaa.Mb.a aaat
USI KABARET
j I BPtfT ms Ml 10119 it A
TDU CAN KKT THC KSM CROSS.
HE SHCbLo bls-rurr ucrry wnrw-rl
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(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. !. (Special.) enstor
Iahncrs of Thayer county has been given
authority to give fish dinners with Dutch
lunch trimmings Just as often as he wants 1
to and Invite In his friends to sup with
him and make merry, senate flla No. loZ,
by Marshall of l-sncaster, to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Th Marshall bill would prohibit clubs,
etcM from serving beer, whisky, cham
pagne and other mild drink without first
having secured a license In the manner
provided by law for saloon licenses. The
senate took up tha bill this morning, and,
after much discussion on and off the sub
ject ,ln which Senator Lahnera aald It
waa the right of every American cltlsen
to Invite In his friend and have some fun
and beer and thing without being com
pelled to take out a license, tha senate
rudely stepped on th bUl thla way:
Aves Beal, Douthett, Hoaa;lnd. Kle-
chel, Mallery, Marshall. Qulnby and
Shumway g.
Naya Bedford. Brookley, Buhrman,
Rushee. Bygland, Ostee, Orace, Henry,
Kohl, Krumbach. lAhners, Matte. PI Her.
Robertson. Ruden, 6anda.ll. Saunders,
tfpenoer, Hplrk, Wcesner, Wilson of Dodge
and Wink 23.
Nat Real Teat.
The vote cannot be taken a a teat of
th relative atandlng of the dry and weta
In the upper house, however, a many
voted aaalnst. the bill who were opposed
to allowing clubs to have liquor under any
condition.
Lahnera won laatlng fame for a certain
fishing psrty by citing It a an lntanc
of personal liberty that tha proposed
legislation would remove. At thla par
ticular fishing party, held down In Thayer
county one Sunday afternoon after a
hard week' work In the field, the sena
tor wa host and had furnished keg of
beer. Th aenator admitted this.
Moreover, he aald that they had an
"adful" good time and that It wa per
fectly Innocent. He even exhibited a pic
ture of th party, the same belny passed
around among the aenator.
Tha picture showed a good catch of fish,
but there was no beer In eight The beer,
explained the senator, wa Inside. The
explanation from th satisfied faces of
the happy fishermen was hardly necessary.
For Personal Liberty. .
After describing th flawing party. Sen
ator Lahnera wound up with a peraonat
liberty plea, asking the senate not to
abolish fishing parties of tha future, to
which every member of tha senate had a
cordlcl Invitation.
Senator Marshall, author of th bill, e.
plained to th aenator from Thayer that
unless ha considered himself a social or
ganisation, any party that be might wish
to give would not be affected. However,
th day wa lost.
Tha Lanoester county member aald that
there waa not a alngl email town In
Lancaster county that did not hay It
club and that these cluba were many
time worst than th open saloon. Ray
mond, Malcolm and Rpragua war among
th town he mentioned.
Beal of Custer said that ha was a mem
ber of a number of club and that they
had managed successfully to eonflna their
conviviality to grape Juice parties.
Bandall of York aald that he would be
more la favor of licensing a aaloon that
h would of licensing a elub. date of
Sarpy, author of tha bill for th repeal
of th Fort Crook saloon limit aald that
he waa bitterly opposed to th sal of
liquor by club, Inasmuch a th sam
could not be regulated.
Although h apparently spoks for tha
bill, he voted aaalnst It
Veterinarians
Deeply Interested
In New Measure
'From a Msff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Fch. l.-(frpeoa.-Houee
roll No. 772 I attracting considerable
attention because of the fight In veter
inary circles In this state. It changes the
old law somewhat In that It provides for
on meeting of the examing board each
year Insteed of tao and that any one re
ceiving a license ohall file a copy with
the county clerk of his county before the
may practice. An practicing veterinarian
who has practiced In this state for the
last ten years may continue to practice
without a license provided he shall file
on or before September 1, 131.1. an affi
davit setting forth that he he prsrtlced
In the stste ten years.
Licenses may be revoked for the fol
lowing causes:
The employing of the fraud or decep
tion In exemlnatlon.
For failure to file copy of license with
county clerk.
For conviction of crime or misdemeanor
Involving moral turpitude, habitual In
temperance, etc.
Issuing certificates of Inspection or bills
Of health without lawful authority.
For selling or offering to aelJ .worthless
so-called remedies, claiming them to be
valuahle.
For Indulrlng In fraud in their practices
In any way.
HOUSE KEEPS EXPENSE
DOWN T0L0W LEVEL
(From a 8toff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. 16. -(Special. )-The ex
pense Incurred by the lower house of the
legislature, according to a report by
Chairman Patterson of the committee oil
expendlturea shows a total of $4,630. Of
thla sum $1,875 was for employes' Wages
In January and $2,545 for supplies and
miscellaneous Item.
The sum expended for supplies during
tho last two weeks was $753., During th
last two week Chairman Tavlor for tha
committee on empolyes reported an ex
pense or il.ezg.M not Included In th re
port of th committee on aismir,t. an
expenditures above. of this amount
$1,10..23 waa for regular time and $.'.22.82
for overtime. There are thirty-two am-
ployes oi! the pay roll.
Marshall Saves
His Bank Measure
i From a taff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Feb. 1.-(fpeclal.) Senator
Marshall of Lancaster this morning saved
hi hill, making It a felony to circulate
derogatory stories concerning the finan
cial condition of a bank, from Indefinite
postponement, as recommended by the
committee.
The bill Is 8 F. in. It provides for a
heavy fine or Imprisonment not to ex
ceed two years In the penitentiary.
Qulnby of Dotiglaa was of the opinion
that If he wished to warn a friend con
cerning the standing of a hank that he
should not be forced to Incur any such
risk as that proposed In the bill.
Henator Marshall, who Is a banker, ex
plained that the measure would not apply
to such an Instance where the statement
would not be malicious and might not be
false. A motion not to concur In the re
port of the committee wa carried.
ROME, Feb. 1. Another earthquake In
the province of Aqullla today damaged
many house, rendering a number of
them dangerous for habitation. The pop
ulation was greatly alarmed and ha even
abandoned tho undamaged houses, fear
ing another catastrophe
Druesedow and
Larson Seated
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Fab. l.-(8pecial.)-The
contest made against the seats of Repre
sentative Dmesedaw and Larson of
t-..!.. xoiintw ena thnae aentlemen
soma anguish and $1 according to on of j
th gentlemen in a speech thla morning
when the house by a unanimoue vote
agreed that they should retain their
eat.
The gentlemen were called upon to aay
somethlnp and Druesedow said:
1 knew yon were fair-minded men. but
I knew that the evidence In this rose
waa too ridiculous to give any grounds
for a real contest. On our lde we sub
poenaed no witnesses."
"Yes. we did." contradicted, Larson,
"one witness testified on our side and It
cost a dollar and I paid the dollar."
Rent room quick with a Bre Want Ad.
Anti-Tipping Bill
Pased the Houso
LINCOLN, Feb. 16. The Nebraaka
house this evening, by a ovt of 61 to 14,
1 assed the bill making tipping unlawful.
Rent room quick with a Bee Want Ad.
Urlaaell Defeat Ceraell.
ORINNELL, Ia Feb. 1 (Special.)
In a slow, . loosely playeg game, Qrlnnell
iyeeterer defeated Cornell by a score
of M U) J5. The rest of tha week will do
devoted to practice of the hardest kind
to get the team on edge for the Iowa
game Friday night.
r iww Mi-. : '''viii iiimiiiiimim , J ' miiiaaiM emmmmtMimm'" ''la.
There is real mileage in Marathon tires
More by far than in the old type tires. '
The Marathon tread is heaped up where
the wear comes. The real solution of the
mileage problem is found in the-
MARATHON
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MILE GUARANTEE
a
Akron-Marathon Rubber Co.
2522 Ftrnam Street,
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at the :
See these
Tires
Show
Take Advantage of the Many
Special Price Pieces in Furniture
Pieces that ate what you want and that we are will
ing to sell at a reduced price because they represent
separate pieces l'rom suites and broken lines and
must be moved to make room for the carloads of
new furniture coming in.
HKRR ARB A FKW TYPICAL ITEMS:
$34
$44 Chiffonier,
Bird's-eye maple. ,
$39 Dressing Table. on
Bird's-eye maple.. J3U
$68 Dressing Table, rf)
CtrcaMlan walnut.. pJavs
$35
There are hundreda more.
$4S Sreaaer, gen-
nine mahogany .
$39 Prince Dresner, nn
grnuine mahogany Pa J
$39 Drawer, quar- 0050
ter4 golden oak V-' 7
Guaranteed Sunfast Over- CQ
Draping Materials, yard. . . OJC
variety of shades, 60 Ins. wide, goods
regularly $1.50 and $1.65 per yard.
Edgings yard, lc
Ecru curtain ,edlnga,. alao ,. edglnga if or
over-draperies and .fringes, . qualities 10c
to 25c yard.
Remnants, each, 19c '
1 yard cretonne sample an even
docen half pair of Lace curtains . odd
ends of curtain yard foods big bargains.
Pillow Tops, 5c
all 25 ins. square reps and damasks.
In brown and greens all goods that sell
ror 7oc to 11.50 by the yard.
25 Pairs of $1.25 and $1.75 Lace Curtains, Pair, 49c
a final closing out of broken lines In these grades genuine
bargains.
30 Days' Free Trial
on the Range You Want
17 p$i.
if -V-
11
After 30 days if you decide it is all we
!ftr27 claim for it you can nav at the rate of
Our low cash price is all we ask.
Cent la and See tht Biggest and Finest Display f Ranges ia Omaha
We are convinced that Beckwith Round Oak and
Copper-Glad Malleable Iron Ranges are unexcelled.
For this reason we do not hesitate to send any of
these Ranges to your home on 30 days' Free Trial.
ORCHARD & WILHELM
COMPANY
The Sugar Question
Will It go down, will it stand still or will it keep on going up?
The past few weeks have seen a steady rise of about 75c a sack
wholesale. Thanks to the carload buying power our patrons' sup
port gives tis
TH BASKET STORES
No. 21818 North 18th 8U No. 84 .2081 Fai-roun St.
No. 2 108 No. 24th St. No. 'M iifllH No. 24th bt.
No. 23 1807 Vinton St. ' No. 8 4108 No. JMth St.
are selling a limited amount
Beet, $5.75 sack. Cane, $5.95 17H lbs $1.00. Limited.
Wholesale cost today $6.10 and $6.20.
2 special discount. on all orders of $25.00 or over for any ,
goods we sell. No charge for delivering orders of $6.00 or over.'
send man orders to Basket Stores office, 515 Brandels Theatre Bldg.
HOWARD
AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS
Wednesday White Goods Specials
Nainsook
By the Bolt
18c 36-inch Nainsook
$1.75 a bolt of 12 yds.
20c 36-inch Nainsook
$2.00 a bolt of 12 yds.
30c 40-inch Japanese
Nainsook
$2.50 a bolt of 10 yds.
30c 40-inch Ayesha
Nainsook
$2.50 a bolt of 10 yds.
35c 44-inch Sea Island
Nainsook
$3.75 a bolt of 12 yds.
Longclotli
By the Bolt
12HC 36-in. Longcloth
$1.35 a bolt of 12 yds.
10c 36-inch Longcloth
$2.00 a bolt of 12 yds.
20c 36-inch Longcloth
S2.25 a bolt of 12 yds.
25c 36-inch Longcloth
$2.50 a bolt of 12 yds.
With such Low
Prices as These
you should buy
now for Spring'.
9 1
FIRE
Important Announcement By C. 17. Hall Co.
To correct any Impressions made by reports of the Board
of Trade firf , w hich appeared in all the .morning papers. We
are very glad. Indeed, to inform our customers and the gen
era! public of greater Omaha that our retail office at 1805
Farnam St. is entirely clear of water, or other evidence of fire.
Our telephone, Douglas 429, Is working fine and we are doing
business the same as though nothing had happened.
The usual and orderly conduct tft our retail department'
positively has not and will not be disturbed by anything that
may have befallen other and less fortunate tenants in the
building.
First reports written under the stress of excitement are
always grossly exairgerated and the Board of Trade fire Is no
exception to the rule.
Call us up asking for the department, or Individual,
wanted and you will be served with the same courtesy and
promptness so well known to those who deal with us.
Our electric sign "Burn Torrid Nut OoaJ" shines as
brightly today as yesterday.
C. Ulf. Hull Company
Main Office 1605 Farnam St.
Telephone Douglas 429,
A few desirable offices
ro Omaha's
Best Located
FIREPROOF BUILDING
Thoroughly modern
Well lighted-
Easily accessible
NEW SANITARY PLUMBING
LAWYERS
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
SEVERAL
PLEASANT
SUITES
Now
For
THE BEE BUILDING
The building that U always new"
AMISEMKHTS.
AHl'lEHEilTI.
fMlli.lTimj'tliHJSit..ft.wiian.J.ia.).aaU,.T.
1 ft'H
1. Prmahss. Oataaa. Morphia aa Craa:
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