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TITE OMAHA DAILY I1EE: TUESDAY, PErTEMTlEU 27, IPO.
J.. . 1 MiJU
CANDIDATES EXCEED BERTHS
Thirtj-Thres Republicans Begitr for i
Twelve LegislatiTe Places.
SIX FOR SENATE. TWENTY-SIX FOR HOUSE
mm v r r -w mc r a x u t r. w -va
HIM rllltt&ni
IS
Villi, are f loaed I.aat MM with Lib-
eral Ximbir at Aspirant for
Eara Office to De Filled I
Thla Fall.
I
"Fashion's Headquarters for Horse Show Finery.
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Filings of the namei of candldatps for
the rfpublirnn primaries closed laM night,
the ruling of Secretary Tuttle ol the
county commutes being to permit them
after 12 o'clock noon. Thirty-three can
didates submitted their names and re
ijulrcl fee for the twelve places on the
legislative ticket. Nine want to go to the
senate, for which Douglas county has three
irpresentutlvcp, while twenty-six are anx
ious to go to Lrlncoln as raemb:rs of
tl.o lower house, this county being allotted
jilne members only.
Fuf county attorney there are three as
pirants, for the Omaha commlstslonorshlp
district five and for the South Omaha dis
trict three and for constable two. The
filings were:
For County Attorney J. C. Klnsler, Nel
son C. Tratt. W. W. Sla.bs.ugh.
For Commissioner from South Omaha
District John CVTroutan, P. J. Tralnor. C.
C. Stanley, Arin 8. Merrill.
For Commissioner from District Com
posed of First. Second nnd Third Wards,
Omaha Tom McVlttie, Fred Hehm, Hans
Hock. Fred iiruning, Andrew Klewlt.
For the State , SenrUe 1. C. Gibson.
Henry C. .Murphy nnd J..me.s H. Van Dusen
of South Omaha; Samuel A. Corneer, James
A. Hake. U F. Thiimii. Jolm T. fathers,
t'harUs I. Saunders. Jlarry Fischer.
For the Lower House of the legislature
C. K. Fields, James A. Davis, F,d Unpen
harve of South Omnlm, James N. Drake,
Samuel KatA, W. li. Ten Eyck, Michael
l.ee, F. W. Koetter, Jo'.in C. Lewis, Henry
Khrenfurt, Harry W. t'owduroy, Oeorge F.
Sliepard, James W. Carr, I'eter Mangold of
Bennington, C. H. T. Hiepen, 8. C. Barnes,
Dr. H. A. Foster, Mnthew K. Muxen, John
N. Westberg, N. P. Dodge, jr.. Walter J.
Slate of South Omaha, W. F. Wappich,
C. J. Anderson, II. T. Clarke, Jr.; Hans P.
Poterson and F. S. Tucker of Florence.
For Countable Edgar V. Simpson, Wil
liam N. Tucker.
A special mooting of the Douglas County
Roosevelt and Fairbanks league has been
called for tonight at Washington hail
to make arrangements for the Fair-banks-Dolllver
meeting here October 10.
President Baldrlge of the league has an
nounced the meeting will be In the Audi
torlum, which has been secured for the
purpose. Senator Fairbanks, republican
nominee for vice president, will arrive on a
special train from the west after making
ene of the greatest campaign tours ever
attempted. He will be accompanied by Sen
ator Dolllver of Iowa and both will talk at
the meeting In the Auditorium. It Is not
considered probable that anything in the
way of a. torchlight procession will be ar
ranged. Tho remarkable success of the Shaw meet
ing without any such aids to .enthusiasm
has convinced President Baldrlge that the
l,6ii0 or so necessary for a big procession
would not be spent to the best advantage.
W. P. Harford of tho Seventh ward
finally ha decided not to run for the nomi
nation on the republican ticket for member
of the Board of Education. Mr. Harford Is
a trustue of the Young Men's Christian
association, Methodist hospital, Nebraska
Children's Orphanage association and the
JIanscom Park Methodlut church and some
of his lntlmato friends persuaded him not
to accept further sofllclal obligations. The
Seventh warders therefore have got out
another candidate, William H. Koentg, who
has decided to make the race. Mr. Koeulg
Is treasurer of Thomas Kllpatrlck & Co.
Congressman J. J. Connor of Denlson,
la., has offered his services to the repub
lican state committee for a aeries of
speeches in Nebraska, and his proffer has
been accepted. Dates and places have
not yet been fixed.
Wed UNMADE DRESS PATTERNS
From the Famous Dressmaking Establishments of
Miss Terrill of Omaha, and Mne. Monette, 556 Fifth Avenue, New York.
A Fine Fine dress goda in black and all col-
Dress Pattern ors, taken from these two great dress-
at $2.98 making slocks the
cloths are etamines, mohairs, tailor
suitings, etc. in a wide variety,
at, per pattern
Splendid Dress Patterns at $3.98
Fabrics for thin dresses Street costume and tail
oring for the great dressmaking stocks including
everything in the best taste for present T Oi C
and later wear black and color at, g u
pattern VT
Silks from the Terrill & Monette Stocks
All the latest weaves of Oiga Poplins, chif
fon taffetas, messalines, soft faille, crepe
poplinette, etc., at, yard
98c
Shirt waist silks, poplins, taffeta, iff- Jftr (r
etc., worth up to 1.50 yd. at, yd.. 0uL-T"7L"U7L
The genuine chiffon velvets for party wraps and dress
trimmings the newest and f Cri?ir-4 O flft
.most delicate shades, at, yd. .. JU allCl .UU
Elegant Evening Coats lZ Horse Show
Just received a stunning new lot of evening cloaks and
coats for horse show wear white, champagne, the
popular onion peel, broadcloths, broad tail velour, etc.
$29-$35-$3?-$45-$49$55
Qlovea for street wear, horse sho Lace Cape Collars very handsome
etc. all latest fall shades Of for dress wear, worth 12, f Q
at, per pair I at, each Isle
Special SaJe of Yrns
HARRIMAN MEN CONGREGATE
UiUclala of Pnclfle Railroads Go to
Chicago to Talk Over BneW
ui Matte,
Officials of the llarrlman llnea are on
their way to Chlcugo to attend a meeting
to be held there thla week. It la asserted
the meeting haa no significance other than
the consideration of routine matters, every
one of which Is brought with great signifi
cance. Among those who passed through the
ertty are: W. II. Bancroft, vice president
and general manager, and E. Buckingham,
general superintendent of the Oregon Short
IJne; E. E. Calvin, general manager
of the Oregon Kullway A Navlga
Uon company. Mr. Calvin was ac
companied by his family and the officials
occupied their private care. Frank Trura
ball, president of the Colorado Southern,
and party also passed through the city on
the way east. A. L. Mohler, general man
ager of the Union I'aclHo, left for Chicago
Sunday,
skein
Utopia German Knitting Yarn
Regularly sells at 20o
bkein will tro at,
skein
I5c
Superior Ice Wool
10c balls at, per
ball
White Rose Germantown Zephyrs
Columbia Shetland Floss, Utopia,
Saxony, all colors .
15c yarns at, wf
Eiderdown Wool-
larly worth 25c
ball, at, ball ......
The Best Grades of Spanish Yarns these
are genuine 25c quality at
, large
2!c
-regu-
10c
10c
J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, BOSTON STORE
NO MAN...
Or woman, in fact, needs a better watch than we sell
we carry a srreat varltey all trfzeo and all prices and
all good firm-keepers. Every watch we sell comes with
it our guarantee anu you Know its gooa. spend a lew
nlnutes in our store. Look for the name.
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas St.
i OMAHA WEATHER RWWjiesdayJair.
, i. 1 1 In : g r i1 ' radllgi Lamps
jjyaRYTIME J
flair Ltw U 13 Li V3 Hsisd Li XL fcsiy
Wednesday is Red Letter Day
It' more. It's the Green Trading- Stamp Anniversary
day; it's even more than that. It's the opening- up of
Ak-Sar-Ben and Horse Show will be at its best Wed
nesday. These are really great happenings, happen
ling as they do. together.
REMEMBER that In the Sunday World-Herald (page 18). Hee (pane 13)
and News (page 28), there"s n coupon In our hlg ml If you'll bring that
coupon to any of our H'ore Bhow Souvenir Tallies Oroerry. Jewelry, 8in
tlonery, dent's Furnishings, Art, Crockery and Japanese Department
make your souvenir purchase you'll get $7.W worth of Ontn Trading
Stamps and a new book with :i.0o of stamps. In nil tio.no, a big start on a
new book. This to commemmorute the tlrst birthday of the Green Trading
Stamp system In Omaha. ,
Wednesday, the anniversary, you can get a new book with $3.00
In stamps at the Premium Parlor, 5econtl Floor, In addition to the $10
worth at the Souvenir Tables. It will pay you to fill two. three anil
four books together; It's wonderful how quickly tha books fill up.
The speclnt sales announced Sunday for Dry Ootids, ("tubing. Millinery.
Furniture, Carpets, Art, Jewelry, Hardware and IVrfumery In all depart
ments except Crockery and Grocery are good for Tuesday's business. Head
the ad again.
Fruits
to be received Tuesday
morning at (5 o'clock, direct
from the orchard.
i r15 boxes large
i . . i i
I a n c y i;oiorauo
Freestone PeaclieH
;per box 75c
and 20 (2) Little
Green Stickers..
73 boxes Pears, large and
fancy, per box 1.65
And 20 ($2) Little (ireen
Stickers.
G20 baskets Plums, red,
green and blue, at, per
basket 20c
And 10 ($1) Little Green
Stickers.
This fruit Is In fine condition for
preserving, and will be on sale
Tuesday and Wednesday.
GROCERY
Our Grooery ts always "Id the banJ
wagon-' and everybody knows It.
Ten 111 i "fl H" Oreen
TniilltiK Stamps with lit.
pkK. llenuvll a Capitol
28c
Twenty IK) "S A H"
Orecn Trading Stumps
with lb. Ten. unyAUp
kind, at UOW
Ten (in "S H" Qre. n hh.. ..
Stamps with tiunrter lb. can l2c
finest gruund black 1'eppcr "
Ten "S A H" Oreen Trndlng
Stamps with dosen boxes jOlfi
l'nrlor Matches I2W
Ten (ID "8 & H" Oreen Trading
Stamps with lb. can llcnnett's O
Capitol liaklng Powder tew
Ten (ID "S & li" Oreen Trading
Stumps with lb. New York OOc
Cream Cheese AvFW
ra
CANDY DEPT.
A big line of fancy Candy boxes C-
each
Large pkg. English nutter Scotch 4r
delicious, at
TL'ESDAV ONLV.
Wctook first prize for Horse Show Window.
Everybody seems pleased.
MkSasatHiiustt
irtstiitti' niiiirfi ii
Much of the work is being done by the city
nnd as notice is now given by publication
Instead of personal service kicks and com
plaints are very numerous. Many property
owners have sought to delay the work, but
hereafter no permits giving them more
than thirty days to have the work done by
private contract will be allowed. This
morning fifteen men with grievances were
In this office. Sunday a man wanted a
sidewalk contractor arrested for working
on the Sabbath, but his real reason was to
stop the work. The city Is going ahead re
gardless, however, and the contractors are
working overtime all over town."
BIGGEST YEAR0F SIDEWALKS
Tblrtr to Tfctrtr.FU Mile will Ue
Iaid, Says Assistant Euf lactr
Cralc.
"This will be the blgget sidewalks year
In tna history of Onwlia," said AsiilsUnt
City Engineer Craig. "I estimate that a
totul of from thirty to thtrty-rtve miles ot
brick and ctnuut sidewalks will be laid.
tins. WiHSLOW'S
SGOTKIga SYRUP
tM be sM tr Mlaluiu of Mother fur tblr
PUiUUou wuila TwUi!u fr uvw Hfiy Years.
II uuths u enlld, sun. as ttis (unit. sil;
all imUu. outm wiiul tulig, awl Is sue tM4
rjtitrUy rurtbrrh.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Ciaera
Will reopen their School or Dan:ng K24
Farnam street. ' September 23, roinpll
nientary reception, by card only. Inspec
tion of the academy I to 6 t. m. Dancing
;S0 p. m. For juveniles, Saturday, Sep
tember 24th; dancing 4 to S p. m. AppUo.
nuns nwy be made djw.
Fifth M'mrd Roosevelt t'sill.
The Fifth Vard Koouevelt and Fairbanks
Marching club meets Tuesday. September
27, at 8 p. m.. In Young's hall. Sixteenth
and Corby. Prominent party speakers,
candidates and everybody Invited. Young
men especially invited. Iast rully before
the primaries. Refreshments.
PKTEH K1EW1Z, President.
BEN J. STONE, Secretary.
low Colonist Hmies
Via Chicago Oreat TVestern nsllway
To poln.s In Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and western Canda. Tickets on salo
dally from September IS to October 15.
For further Information apply to 8. D.
parkhurst. General Agent, iili Farnam St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Silver flasks. Edholm, Jeweler.
Boss Visitor's Ksearaloaa Fair.
Tuesdays In September and Oct. U. Good
thirty days. Half fare plus li Many
points In Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.
Inquire at the NorthweBtera Una Office,
and ltu3 Farnam St.. Omaha.
For Heat.
An excellent office location, fronting on
Pearl street, only half a block from Broad
way, with a nice large show window which
can be used for display. Ilee office, 10
Peart street. Council Bluffs.
ss
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Our line eicola la Style, Fit, Durability ami S'tfUfrtetum
ln't-ause umtle by luattufuotutvrs who uf the tmmt t
.t nslve real kltl skins; skln-t that lmv tho utmost pliability
ami a surface us smooth hikI dcllcHte as sutiu. tihades,
chaiiijiuirtit'. ipimIo, brtiwu, retu, lut, white. Ho. There
are French Kid for drt's wear; I'luiia for street wear
both of thest UnUhiHl with pearl or fancy cluss; Mocha
li loves, silk lined or unllnetl; Kvettliig tiloves, H Imhea to
shoulder lengths; antl a full Una of uiI.m s' ami ehlltlren's
Klovea. IVrnu a, tho Quest dress jloves, l.tH. ft. Ml, J tK);
heavy street jjlovea--tuiKlm 9 I.imi. f!.N. l.tm-ilresstsl
ft.Ott; Ierby iflovea l.M and Monareh IJ.ut. When
buy gloves fou want more than four finders and
buy our nislkt-s uud yet all around satisfaction.
you
thumb
MRS. J. DENS0N, 212 South 16th St.
ICSmXSEs
OLD CRIMINAL RECOGNIZED
Man Who Bobbed Cathedral Eighteen
Tears Ago Turns Up.
ARRESTED THIS TIME FOR STEALING
Detectives and Police Raid Midway
Ilesort and Find ban? of Ei
Strike Breakers, All ot
Whom Are Taken Io.
When John Murphy was arrested Sunday
by Detective Savuge, Captain of Police
Haze recognized In Murphy the man he
arrested eighteen years ago for robbing St.
Phllomena'8 cathedral during choir prac
tice. Murphy gave the name Z Juhn Kelly
at the time of the robbery and received a
sentence of four years, returning to Omahi
at the expiration of the sentence. He la
then said by police officials to have robbed
a saloon in Omaha, for which offense he
received another sentence, not having txien
seen here from that time until arrested
Sunday.
Murphy was arrested this last time of the
charge of stealing a coat and umbrella
from Fred Langewisch of 1117 Farnam
street The articles were found In a pawn
shop. Murphy was sentenced to ninety
days by Acting Police Judge Bachman.
Raid on Strike Breakers.
Sunday morning about 4:30 o'clock Deteo
tive Ferris and OlHcers Baldwin, Knox and
Shields made an early morning call at the
Midway, the notorious colored resort at
11-4 Capitol annua, and arrested a crowd
of colored men found sleeping at the place.
They were charged with vagrancy, being
unable to give the police ortUlul a satis
factory account of themselves. They were
ex-strike breakers and had quit their Jobs
at South Oauthtt, Most of thera gave their
addresses In the southland. There were
fourteen In the bunch and when searched
a J the police etatlua 14 cents was found on
the men. When ariaignod In police court
Acting Judge Bachman gave each fourteen
days la the county Jail.
This makee over fifty colored prisoners
In the county Jail, which la now mora con
gested than it has been for a long time,
the ottUUU report. The names of the men
sentenced thla morning are: Bob pa via,
Iloury Mitchell, Charles WUlUma. Ous
Cumo, Joe Bobinsou, Jim Wilson, Al Ram
sey, Harry Pullman. K4 Kane, Charles
Smith. II. A. Johnson, Oeorge laulel,
Audy McVansy and lave Peters.
Albert Mosby of St. Ixtuls and Louis
Jenkins of Kentucky, colored, who were
arrntted by Detectives Ferris and Dunn on
the t harge of rubbing K. C Clark at Twenty-fourth
and Miami streets lust sUturduy
night, have been arraigned In polKe court
uu coinplutute filed by Assistant County
Attorney Maaney. The frUonera waived
preliminary e summation and were bouud
over to the district court u bonds ol ,'uo
each.
When arrested Saturday night the Wen
told Captain Mxtyu hy bought the is
vulvar with which thy Intimidated Clark
for the p irpose i f robbing a grocery store,
but. II sir earlier plans hiving (ailed, they
stopiMtd the nrt man they saw, ho hap
pened to be Clark. The robbery aaa ik
rtguUtluu affair, one of the men holding
Clark by the throat and the other keeping
the Vlt llm coot with a Urge revolvar. A
aUU all (h tue4 awtUJsd. J
FOLLOW THE FLAG"
BBSBBH i
juoms Visitors'
iscorsioit
Round Trip Half Fare
(PLUS S2.00)
To all point in Indiana, points In Ohio and Ken
tncky sold every Tuesday in September and October 11.
Special Homeseekera' Excursions South September 13-27.
38.50
St. Louis and Return daily except Friday and Saturday
313.80
St. Louis and Hetura Daily.
327.85
Buffalo, Niagara Falls or Toronto and return -Dally.
328.50
Detroit aud Keturn Dally.
320.00
Chicago and Return (one way via St. Louts) Dally.
S33.00
f Aniriiil I tin. I Ifatusn TA 1 1 w
iUWUklW WUS . .V V U 4 U SUtljr.
Long limit and stopover allowed. The Wabash la
the only Hue with its owu station at main entrance
World' Fair, Having time, extra car fare and aunoyttuce.
All World' Fair mapn a how Wabaah atatlou at main
entrance, Inalat ou your tickets reading Tta Wabah.
All Informatiou at Wabuah City OQlce, 1C01 Farnam, or
addre IIAltltV li MOOKEH, ih A. I D., Omaha. Keb.
t
New Fill
Cloaks and Surfs
t enticing
prices.
RAWfn)iiMl'
liuMY tJllgiJs
Ta m ku a sit-si tram at.
Grind Disptif
ot
New Fill
Dress Goods.
GRAND SILK SALE
CONTINt T.A Tt'KJlAT. ftKI'Tt M I T R 1TTH WOSPKHITL TAl.tTCS IN in'HI
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I t I 1A.NT WUITK R CHfAM PON-;.:-
Worth It fiOr
n . mi. WW
Till. m;w V.vSHAl.l tlUKS-In Mues
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c .e at. .-, UVW
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sTIN A.Musllv wor s TRr
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IPl: BI. JTK TAFFKTA
t- . yM . OVC
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1.00
r' soiR-a
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bij som-Ait
790
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on s:ile st, r. w
l riKCKst KINK "II.K rr M-l
wslnt suns - Kl.
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lrtl I'lKCKM M'.W llHflAN Hll.K-lr
n.lt or suit!. JlJ
tnh St .t. )rd
flKt'18 tTlttl TA KI'lTTA II-K-In
nil colors r sntnr IUr
price 7V-l. )r,l "acw
lt I'IM'KH HKVCTin t. Vlt AI.ITV
CHKI'K 1 'K CHINK ! lts,
ular l ' silk t. r! ""V.
6 I'lKCKS Y.Mtti WII'K WIIITK Wmt
81 l.K -tt nnf g,u:it) .111
St. yard HVS
Si IMKCK8 UKACTIKl l. KlVti.NA Ml K!
-31 hit-lire aidf IVrslsn 1tl.
ri. Ian ..I r.l lIVC
ar. rtKCFN iianjimi: ritit kki vim..
VKTK In all the ho.- ltl.
l:ra al. yard
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Tuesday will be Sheeting anff
Mnclin Hav in fittr Hnmocfi
Department.
rxm.BAniEn RMi:irriNt-r, .rj. , . in wiiitk vicTOft tjvvn resit.
wide, e.usl to I'lica mills, sWis r .. r ' ui r f.- slj ttlrm
t on Mis lflr ' " "'I at. si ,IUC
t. rd I M, hk.,1: I K1NIII Tt Ti:i Jl-'vii'dn and
ATLANTIC tlllKKTINtl- I an I r , r.. l-rWs. ;rv., I.- vl. e rl 1
l'lt.n-hl thin in urir .f (he tel hi J u- i u tin. n. st. r n 1I'S
ingn iii,i" ani m-.m rilsr fi
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It Villi 111 L't.'llL-l. 11-.lt IV L ....
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wine, rfuinr n wo jivion. Tuda will tlill lAKtli: Tl'Kiv ill HATH TOW.
art! K. ysrds to a fi llJS-hn .tii rrri , .
a customer-fur l.'s.ia al . on sal. at, eaoh..... l0
PEACHES! PERCHES! PEACHES!
An entire car of fancy Colorado .Yacht mrived fur Tuesday's
Helling an long as they lat M A
' Tuestlay jer case ...................... 0UC
HAVDEE BROS.
tar, t, V saa' a WB BI J . v mm l
Bk ' 1 . a va BT aw .. - , r
38.50 ONLV $8.50
COACH EXCU.lSICfIS -
TO
ST. LOUIS , MO.
CtfSft1S 1 1 TIltSsfe a laal,.. Iu
JMWI(W IH lltUIAUflf liieiiisiffa
J of each waak.
V
i- Sixty Dav Tickets - Sin.riA
C r Fifteen Doy Tickets - $13.80
Coach excursion tickets UI boon salo overyS tuday, Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday nnd Thursday of each -r eek limit of
6even days from date of sale.
Everyone should visit this the greatest Expo! ion the world
has ever known. This is a delightful reason fo viewing tho
wonderful sights.
Ample Hotel and Lodging Ilouso accomodi tions for oil.
KEASONAHLE HATES.
See local agent for full particulars.
TOM HUGHES. Trav. Pass. Art. T. F. GOODFREY, Pass, and Ticket Aft
S. E. Corner Nth and Dsi'fhs Sts., Omaha. ebr.
H. C T0WNSEND. Gen. Pass, and Ticket Art.
St. Louis, Mo
O
aiiYornia'
Every Diy until
Oct. 1?
Daily To iristcars
through Colorado
or through New Mexico.
Other bargains In Tirkets to Pacific Northwest and
many poiiits in Arizoua,Utah, Montana and Id iho.
Write today for full information nud free b oklets. ;
F.P. Ilulhorford, D. I . A.,
1323 Firnim St., Omaha, Neb.
lost llhlar ef h avalp Inalantly.
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hew:
NhWBHO'S HEKP1UILE
Ike fi sal Imh4 IS4 "list laa Uaaeiert ear a."
Quill Mosili-Qiilti ittrictlil.
The wt.iuun ltlt lmui.lv faiuiva lll
lit la. S si irailU mum II li. r In Ad U
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