rxai
pawn.
Easter
Wilt
soon
be
hero
and
Ihnt
is
usually
the
lime
wo
look
for
Hi
pood
weather
to
come
and
New
Shoes
Hall
in
and
son
our
now
arrivals.
SPECIAL:
Children's
Patent
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JANES
..
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$1.50
Sizes
up
to
7
Vi.
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SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue.
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Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
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Hales
and
Information,
see
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INSURANCE.
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&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
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Ttt
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Three
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of
which
will
exactly
fill
your
wah
day
needs.
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for
particulars.
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Laundry
Phone
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DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
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Avenue.
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or
Day.
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and
Distributing.
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and
Oravel.
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In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
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HOME.
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714
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St.
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and
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by
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or
Month
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Phone
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
HERE
ARE
TH
J
VOUCHERS
-IF
THr
LET
ME
KHOW
i
,
,.,
.
dm.
.
.ran
""""
j
LAMINATED
WOOD
FACTORY
IS
TO
BE
STARTED
WITHIN
WO
NTH
ON
SKEENA
RIVER
ISLAND
NEAR
SALVUS
STATION.
(continued
from
page
one)
(00,000
square
foe)
of
three-ply
veneer
daily.
This
will
require
Ihe
using
of
20,000
reel
of
tim-l
her
daily.
The
value
of
the
pro-1
duel
will
he
$6,000
per
day
which'
wood
correspond
lo
220,000
feel
of
-ordinary
lunrher.
Process
of
Production
The
profess
of
iiroduelion
in1
a
veneer
mill
differs
entirely1
from
that
of
it
sawmill.
The
logs
are
suspended
in
a
lathe
and
it-!
volved,
a
large
knife
peeling
Ihej
wood
off
from
outside
lo
centre
:
in
a
circular
manner.
A
120-
inch
Jaihe
is
lo
he
p.ut
in
which
will
turn
out
panels
lo
a
length
of
ten
feci.
Au
illustration
of
the
process
followed
.in
a
veneer
mill
gives
some
idea
of
the
equipment
that
is
required
and
which
will
he
to
talled
in
this
plant.
After
leaving
the
lathe,
the
wood
zncs
into
clippers
where
il
is
cut
to
Ihe
width
required.
no!
I'lien
it
goes
o
a
dry
kiln
where
large
proportion
of
the
mois
ture
is
taken
out.
The
wood
for
the
centre
ply
is
then
out
through
a
glue
spreader
and
the
lop
and
bottom
plys
are
attached.
Ooing
through
a
hydraulic
press
is
Ihe
next
slep.
Here
the
veneer
i.ejanjpcd,
down
apd
Jield.Jight
to
llalten
il
out
and
the
product
.
is
i-oiiiplcle
and
ready
for
shipment
after
it
has
passed
through
a
jointer
and
sizer.
Quick
Work
A
log
entering
I
lie
mill
can
he
turned
inlo
Ihe
finished
product
in
five
hours
lime.
The
longest
individual
proves
is
(hat
of
dry
ing,
which
takes
from
forty
minutes
lo
to
two
hours
depending
on
Ihe
percentage
of
moisture.
The
mo
important
and
most
expensive
machine
is
Ihe,
lallie
and
peeler.
The
lathe
for
the
Devil's
Island
mill
is
of
a
very
large
size
and
is
hciug
buill
especially
for
this
plant.
II
will
he
the
largest
lathe
for
Ihis
kind
of
work
in
operation
on
Ihe
I'acific
Coast.
.'Ilie
dry
kiln
will
he
healed
willi
moist
Ileal
.
from
steam
tipes
ami
the
air
will
lie
cir
culated
tiy
means
of
fans
operat
ed
electrically.
It
is
necessary
lo
have
even
heal
not
loo
dry
in
order
lo
allow
for
even
drying
The
plys
will
he
put
together
witli
walerproof
casein
glue
'so
that
the
veneer
may
he
used
either
inside
or
nut.
The
glut1
will
he
made
al
Ihe
plant
from
casein
ohl
allied
from
creameries.
u
The
logs
will
come
to
Ihe
mill
in
ordinary
lengths
10
feet
is
Ihe
limit
of
the
lallie
with
a
drag
saw.
Best
Veneer
Timber
Logging
for
the
propiisiul
mill
will
he
a
simple-matter
hecause
not
nearly
so
many
logs
are
used
in
such
a
plant
as
in
a
sawmill.
A
veneer
mill
I
a
highly
economic
proposition
hecause
all
Ihe
wood
may
he
used.
Clear
is
used
for
the
upper
ply,
common
may
lie
used
for
Ihe
under
ply
and
cull
may
he
used
for
Ihe
ccnlrc.
Cottonwood
is
the
hesl
vcrj
a,n'
ill
UF.T
TOU
KNOv
T
TMET
ARE
NOT
A.LU
m
mnssa
Be
Well
And
Happy
and
yaa
hay
a
Njtare
rruiast
(lit.
Nta'
vtfrtabla
Mxativr,
to
no
ocgaas
and
taUcvea
Constipation,
Bilioutneu,
Sick
Headache.
'
PPy.
,r
it
r
JO
rear
MMI
MC
i
i
I
In
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
M
JUKIOFJS
Llt1lN?
Tha
tarn
Mi
la
onx-third
do,
i
candy-coated.
For
children
and
adult,
an
Sold
By
Your
Drutx'at
aw
veneer
limner
for
it
w.ll
take
all
finishing
stains
which
fir
will
not.
The
grain
in
I
alter
can-
hedisgu
At
tile
very
outset
this
will
he
the
largest
veneer
plant
in
Ihe
province.
The
Skeena
Laminated
Wood
r.O
lias
limits
tributary
to
Ihe
mill
which,
selective
logging
heing
employed,
will
keep
the
plant
going
Indefinitely.
Cottonwood
grows
rapidly
and
new
growth
soon
replaces
I
hat
which
h:rs
.........
Iii'imi
liikpn
.
.
nfT
.
.
Snenrf
$200
000
II
is
proposed
to
spend-?200.-jOlr
000
this
year
to
eslahlish
the1
l.np.nnll
..Innf
Mr
lt.ir.Ull
stales.
Including
timher
ami
plant,
the
entire
cost
this
year
will
he
ithoul
150,000.
lie
fore
the
end
of
the
year
il
is
hoped
start
the.
second
unit
and
Ihe
...
...is....u..
..i..
...i
i.mi
uinir,
ii.i
1
.1
I
1
II
ui
jFl.l
1
1
II
t
II,
will
he
installed
as
soon
as
pos
sible.
F.ach
new
unit
will
he
a
duplication
of
Ihe
first
with
the
exception
of
the
power
plant.
Two
units
will
he
housed
in
the!
building
to
he
erected
now.
't
he
second
Iwo
units
will
mean
another
building
similar
to
Ihe
first
one.
The
urie-unit
plant
will
carry
about
eighly
men
excliisiyu
of
those
Who
inay
lie
engaged
in
logging.
The
dry
kiln,
hydraulic
press
and
gluing
machines
ire
operated
Iwenly-fotir
hours
a
day.
Ihe
lathe
turning
out
enough
in
one
shift
lo
keep
the
other
machines
going
three.
A
portable
mill
Is
to
he
put
in
hy
ithe
company
this
spring
lo
cul
lumber
for
building.
ibis
will
very
likely
expand
Jater
inlo
small
sawmill
to
cul
up
hemlock,
spruce
and
cedar
which
stands
with
Cottonwood
on
the
company's
limits.
Logging
Easy
Matter
.
Logging,
as
staled
before,
is
a
small
primus
il
ion,
A
few
men
and
horses
will
he
used
and
the
logs
will
he
taken
in
small'
fafls
lo
the
mill.
The
plant
is
lo
h
located
al
the
lower
end
of
the
limits
ami
nil
the
uh
will
come
down
lreani.
Tim
product
of
the
Skeena
Laminated
Wood
f'.o.'s
mill
will
be
largely
exported.
Kverylhing
win
n.'
snipoi-o
ny
i-rince
iiuperi
MACDONALD'S
Fine
Cut
Tor
those
Smokers
who
like
their
tobacco
Cut
Fine
or
who
roll
their
own
MACOriAlD'SRneCut
Yzb.
k
tin80H
TRl
DAILT
NEWS.
Thursday.
Vp
THERE'S
TWO
TH!M;ti
IN
I
t
WOfiuO
I
DETKtT
aEo
both
cr
them
Fvrtivr
TO
nor
HIM?
.
J
and
llio
"Wilier
poiiIa
In
Viitipnn-
er
except
Ih'ai
which
goes
hy
rail
lo
Hastern
Canada.
The
volume
of
shipping,
however,
will
not
tie
very
large.
The
weekly
production
of
the
one
unit
plant
will
amo.mt
to
ahotil
five
rar-loads.
Among
the
chief
markets
are
Australia,
New
Zealand,
Japan.
China
and
the
United
Kingdom.
Tims
il
is
again
demonstrated
thai
a
veneer
mill's
production
goes
more
to
value
than
to
volume.
Experts
to
Arrive
Mr.
Iturdetl
i-xpeels
lo
return
lo
Vancouver
next
week
liuf
he
will
he
hack
as
soon
its
conditions
are-
right
for
the
commencement
of
mill
construction
which
he
will
supervise.
Kxperls
will
be
hrodght
from
Portland,
Oregon,
to
take
rhar?e
of
the
manufacture
when
the
plant
is
eady
for
operation.
The
money,
for
the
construction
of
Ihe
SJteenn
I.autinateil
Mill
has
all
tie
raised,
the
slock
'V'
,!rPn
'"
"",
f,nanal
"nir
an'UVf.
he
i'P'talizalion
of
the
company
is
i.
mm.
il
.s
mil
expecieu
1
1
1
a
i
me
ni
il
cpiiaiizaiiou
oi
me
company
will
he
exiiemled.
Once
I
lie
plant
i
dn
operation
il
is
expected
that
profits
will
nay
al
least
tiarl
of
further
extensions.
I
Sport.
Chat
)
t-
(talfles
team
has
het-n
U,,P
"yl"
""""
'"'
'"
""'
"
ii-"iio-.i
i.ir
tomorrow
afternoon
helween
the
Scots
and
an
aggregation
representing
tin
government
steamer
Malispina.
Fans
of
Ihe
soccer
"
M"
see.
what
the
Oalhes
have
lo
offer
and
more
interest
Is
being
manifested
in
the
event
than
attends
the
usual
anle-sea.on
workout.
II
will-
he
the
flrsl
game
of
the
season
in
which
a
league
team
participates.
Cily
Milliard
Champloiishii
Final.
Oen.
.Mcllmoyle
vs.
Sgl
Jehsmi.
Fust
500
tonight.
Klks
Home,
8
p.m.
Second
500
to
morrow.
Friday,
night.
Heferee.
J.
Walsh.
Marker
IFi
ilowe
.
.
-
.
'
f:fiH
-
AdYnjsslmi:
Ocn'fJeriieii,.,
Ladies
free.
Another
big
sporting
nllrat
lion
for
lloiid
Fnti!,y
will,'
he
Ihe
finishing
of
the
final
in
the
city
billiard
championship
series.
Having
won
his
game
from
Cot.
Mc.Mordie
lnl
night.
Oeo.
Mcllmoyle
enters
the
final
tonight
with
Sergeant
.lebson.
Odds
are
being
given
the
former
lo
win
bill
.fehson
has
been
playing
aooo
miuaros
miring
ine
winier
Yn
Lb.
-.15
h,ROlO'WONT
TOO
COME
TO
THE
DANCE.
tONICHT
ALL
ohouba:e
OO'
w
CAME
ALU
THE
WAV
'
OOWM
TOWN
TO
.sc
XOU
THE
CIRL's
WILL
hVOUOOVT
MO
t'":V
dim
It
3
QIM4
ay
Int
l
Fcaiuhi.
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ill.
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AdvartlMtnnt
Titkm
for
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than
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Clerk
wanted
in
For
-
est
ofllce.
Prince
lluperi,
salary
?i0.00
per
month.
Candidates
must
c
HritUh
suh-jects,
resident
in
dniula
al
least
one
year,
und
helween
the
ages
of
17
and
2.'.
Apr
plications
will
he
rfeive.
up
to
Wednesday,
April
Ifdli,
liy
tlie
District
Forester,
i'riuco
lluperi,
from
whom
applien-
lion
form,
ami
full
particular.
iiiaj
irr
uuiuiitni.
.1
inpi
ill
the
candidates
will
he
held
on
Saturday,
April
IH.
Fee
.tL
W.
II.
Machines,
Civil
Service
Commissioner,
Victoria,
It.C.
WAXTKI
.
Furniture
of
every
descriplion.
Highest
price
paid.
Prince
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Kxchange.
Auctioneers.
Phone
052.
AQENTS
WANTED
Agents
for
nationally
advertised
product;
sell
on
sight;
exclusive
territory;
small
outlay.
He
your
own
boss.
Splendid
money
maker.
Sample
Sue
prepaid.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Your
Hooks
t
p-lo-dale.
Mr.
Merchant
f
If
you
don't
like
keeping
hooks,
you
can
have
them
entered
up
and
balanced
regularly
by
a
eompeleul
ac
countant.
Write,
in
ronfidencn.
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advertiser
at
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olliee.
US
FOR
rtENT
OFFICK
FOlt
HUXT,
with
modern
living
quarters.
Weslenhaver
llros.
f
FOlt
HKXT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home
com
forts.
If
BOAHO.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
AUCTION
SALES.
floods
nought,
Sold
or
Fxcliauged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
lllack
130
and
lied
442.
and
il
is
expected
that
he
will
pill
Ills
very
hesl
inlo
tomorrow
night's
effort.
The
Tlrsl
500
will
he
played
tonight
ami
the
scroild
500
Friday
night
the
final
be
ing
In
1
000
points.
GEORGE
MCILMOYLE
DEFEATED
COLONEL
MCMORDIE
BILLIARDS
Some
fans
were
surprised
Hint
(ieorge
Mrllmoylei
efcaled
Col.
McMonlie
at
all
in
the
semi-final
of
Ihe
Mly
billiard
nlianipionshl)
series
last
night
hut
nearly
nil
nnre
surprised
it
the
mhrgln
with
which
he
did
It.
The
score
was
500
to
310.
Mc.Mordie
wns
off
form
while
Mcllmoyle
idayed
a
sieaiiy
ami
consisieni
game,
making
good
double
figure
counts
nearly
eery
time
lie
wenl;to
(lie
liable.
Mcllmoyle's
average
wim
'
1.8
and
McMnrdle's,
fl.o.'l.
'J'he
Iftller,
however,
tnade
the
liiahnsi
break
of
Ihe
series
18,
M-ll
.......i..
i.i.,i.
i
i
nioj
u-.x
jiimii
mi-UK
wiih
kj.
mere
view.
104
l,ii.i..u
f..
..!.
.,
i
-
jilaye
imiTi-i
and
Ihe
game
look
hours
and
Hi
minute.
O'lor
Hanson
.rqlurned
by
,(
Prince
-.(Ieorge
yeslerdiv
nflni..
nnoii
fniin
a
brief
business
Inn!
1
i..
i'i..i..i..
rnr
Kit
"1
"
OiO
TOO
VM
CALV-
HC
1
FOR
SALE
'MMl
SAI.R
nif
ruiiiiipi
uounn
on
Seconil
Avenue.
Ilinldiug
ui
(iovernuittnl
wharf
used
asj
,a
news
stand.
Nine
10-acro,
lots,
one
t-arre
lot
at
Terraee.j
Prince
(Jeorge,
lots
10
and
II,
hlock
lit;
lotv
10
and
II,
hhirk
110;
lots
2H
and
39,
hlock
117;
hit
ft,
l.lock
(St.
Apply
A.
C.
Little.
Second
Avenue.
"5
,..,,
SA,
mHmn
UouZ
willi
hiilli,
close
in.
fulty
modern,
lel
resiileolial
Ipru
I
Ion.
2025.0il.
Terms
o
t
three
yers.
Alo
double
corner
on
Sixtli
Avenue
one
hlock
from
Mc-ilriile
street,
700
on
terms.
McCaffrey
A
Clblioiis.
I.UI.
Ut
FOIl.SALFr
l.uunrl,
"Slur"
itxO.,
Ford
engine
converted
to
marine
service.
Atwuler
Kent
Ignition.
All
control
hmugiii
lo
steering
bulkhead.
lUecirie
light
and
searchlight.1
A
.n'dy
boat
al
bargain
pricn.
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enrelnker.
Prince
lluperi
Vacht
(ilult,
or.
phone
K.
FOlt
S.VI.i:.-
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boat
"Xadine.'
2.1x6.
llnlTar
bulil.
t
hp
Kaslhope.
Coinplrie
with
Sfnr-age
1
lattery,
sluve
ami
fiHing
Flrsl
class
condition
l.ymif
al
Yacht
Club.
Price
$500
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Apply
(i.
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Hay
llldr.
Pima
387.
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FOIl
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p.
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engine;
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ignition;
coin-ptef
to
and
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coupling,
1750.00
3C
foul
cruiser,
10
h.p.
Just
overhauled.
toilet.
galley
$1,000.
M.
M.
Stephen.
If
FOlt
S.M.K.
Pleasure
launch.
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ft.
x
8
fl.
Iieani.
spaeiiHis
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containtiig
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and
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172.
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6,
lthk
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for
sale.
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to
eight
fwt
nx-cavaleil.
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awpl
any
gmxl
olfir
for
cash
sale.
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general
dellery,
Montreal.
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3.M.K.
Power
Imats
every
description
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pleasure,
trolling'
and
work
boals,
at
reasonable
prices.
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Hay.
THF.
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lion
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house
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for
sale.
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boils
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answer
the
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or
Alice
Arm.
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Hot
177
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New
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Foil
SAI.I'..
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h.p.
medium
duty
Itegal,
in
good
cotnlilion.
Price
3.10.
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particular
write
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IlKSTAIJIIAXT
for
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or
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ISe.
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