mons
were
delivered
liy
llie
vari
nus
clergymen
in
charge.
A
I,
(he
Methodist
Church
in
I
lie
morning
a
reception
service
was
held
and
Iwenly-fnur
young
people
were
received
as
members
of
Hie
congregation
while,
(lie
names
of
nineteen
adulls
weri
also
"added
to
!
I
lie
roll.
llev
Ceorge
(i.
Hacker,
in
delivering
an
address,
stressed
the
fact
thai
doctrine
was
not
necessary
so
much
on
such
an
occasion
as
a
true
desire
to
live
a
Christian
jife.
He
pointed
nut
that
the
reception
service
was
the.
crowning
event
of
much
special
effort
on
the
part
of
the
Sunday
School
teachers
and
the
Y.nuiiig
People's
Workers
who
had
carefully
instructed
the
young
in
Christian
principles.
A
special
effort
had
jieen
made
during
Lent
hy
visiting
speakers.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
congregational
song
service
and
ja
special
Kasler
message
was
delivered.
At
Jlie
Sunday
School
session
in
the
afternoon,
John
E.
pavey
sang
".My
Task."
The
church
was
completely
filled
at
b'olh
morning
and
evening
services.
Presbyterian
Church
llev.
Dr.
11.
11.
(Irani
addressed
large
congregations
morning
and
e,vcning
in
the
Presbyterian
Church.
The
morning
subject
was
"An
Master
Message"
and
in
(lie
evening,
"The
Resurrection."
There
were
solos
in
the
morning
by
Miss
N.
Johnstone
and
S.
K.
Campbell
wiMi
John
K.
Davey
lis
organist.
lp
the
evening
the
choir
sang
the
anthem
"Christ
our
Passover,"
Mrs.
L.
O.
Larsen
sang
a
solo
"My
Faith
in
Thee,"
and
S.
K.
Campbell
and
Mrs.
11.
C,
Fraser
a
duet,
"There,
is
:
ilPaiillful
Land,"
with
Mrs.
lit
A
Hallow
as
organist.
The
soloist
in
the
anthem
was
S.
K.
Camp
hell
and
the
menijiers
of
the
iliarlelle
were
Mrs.
L.
O.
Lar-Ven,
Mrs,
II.
C.
Fraser,
S.
K.
Calnpbell
and
H.
11.
Little.
Lutheran
Church
The
Metropole
Hall
was
specially
decorated
for
the
services
o'r
St.
J'aiil'ji
English
Lutheran
Church.
In
the
morning
there
was
communion
service
and
r-j
ecpliou
of
members
and
in
the
eveniiiig
tliere
was
a
special
Easier
program
by
the
Sunday
Ni'linnl
;i
tul
1
1
it
t
Hiia
liitint?
'well
received
by
a
cnngregalioill
which
crowded
the
hall.
Itev.
1'.
i.
Haisler
preached
suitably
al
bolh
services
ami
Ihe
offerings
of
the
day
will
be
placed
in
the
Hpihling
fund.
it
Salvation
Army
f
Staff
Caidain
CairuMicrs
of
Wrangell
conducted
special
Kasler
.services
at
the
Salvation
Army
citadel.
The
feature
of
th(!
evening's
proceedings
was
the
commissioning
of
local
officers
W
Uie
enln.ing
year
anil
also
ju
band.
Cerlificales
In
the
corps
of
cadels
were
issued,
.Misses
Edith
Leek
and
Winnie
Exlcy
receiving
first
class
wjth
.
honors;
Edward
Harmon,
first
class,
and
Henry
Cnglin,
second
class.
There
was
special'
music
and
the
hall
was
prettily
decorated.
Baptist
Church
:
There
were
unbpie
services
both
morning
ami
evening
in
Ihe
Hnptist
Church
which
was
'beautifully
decorated"
The
younger
members
of
the
conre-J
g'alinirparllcipaled
actively.
In
ihe
morning
the
primary
department
gave
the
message
,of
the
Easier
Flowers
ami
the
Mission
Hand,
the
message
of
Ihe
Daffodils.
There
were
threo
readings
"The
Light
in
Jcrusa-
Inm
"
I
iv
Mica
Tlmlmn
llitnn
"'The
Light
in
India,"
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison:
and
"The
Light
in
'
Holivln,"
by
Miss
Ilessie
.perry.
The
feature
of
the
cven-I
ing
was
a
scripture
reading
by
the
tfirls
of
the
Sunbeam.
Class.
Soloists
were
R.
C.
Jackson
of
Dighy
Island
and
Miss
Calherinri
Jones,
ftev.
E.
0.
Turner,
the
.
pastor
gave
addresses
al
both
morning1
and-
evening
jserviees.
Anglican
Church
Tlifi
four
services
in
fit.
An
drew's
Ans
can
Church
had
a
it
all
the
services
of
the
day,
ave
a
resume
of
I
lie
work
that
had
been
carried
oul
in
the
old
church
and
set
forth
hopes
for
belter
things
that
would
he
accomplished
in
the
new.
Catholic
Church
The
Catholic
Church
also
had
special
Easier
services.
Hishop
Hunoz
officiated
at
the
10,30
service
and
Father
McCrath
at
8
in
Ihe
morning
and
.:I0
in
the
evening.
I
lie
music
by
aug
mented
choirs
under
the
direction
of
Charles
Halagno
was
of
Unusual
excellence.
Al
Ihe
earl;'
service
the
music
was
by
the
Junior
choir
of
tr
members.
At
half
nasi
ten
the
Senior
choir
gave
"Ilaec
Dies
by
Hordese;
"Kyrie
ami
Credo"
from
Ihe
Mass
in
Honor
of
the
Immaculate
Con
ceplion
by
Wigand;
"C.loria
and
Sanclus."
"ltenediclus,"
and
"Agnus
Dei"
from
the
Convent
Mass
by
fiounod:
"Itegina
Coeli
hy
Mine.
The
senior
chpir
san
in
the
evening
"0
Salularis"
by
fiouuod;
"Hegina
Coeli"
by
Mine;
"Tauluiii
Ergo"
by
Edward
Mai
in.
The
soloists
al
the
services
were
Misses
lllatiche
and
Orare
Curlin,
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
J
Sahourin,
J.
Couture.
H.
Aslori
and
.Mrs.
.1.
J.
.miikiooh,
wiarics
Halagno
was
organist.
JOIN
ANGLICANS
CHURCH
OPENING
Presbyterians
and
Methodists.
Hold
no
Services
Next
Sunday
Morning
is
llev.
II.
R.
("iranl
yeslerday
announced
al
1iolh
services
thai
fW
IN
PLACE
OF
MEAT
serve
this
unique
roast
as
the
main
dish
of
the
meal.
Yourfolkswill
be
delighted.
Recipe,
and
icoret
of
other
t,
in
our
tree
book.
Irtft-
Mtclirta
Chute
C.
Hi.,
Msntrul
c
1ce
recipe
ktL
the
Presbyterian
Church
would
he
closed
next
Sunday
nymiing
and
that
the
congregation
would,
so
far
as
possible,
attend
the
opening
of
Ihe
new
Anglican
Church.
He
spoke
of
Ihe
spirit
of
co-operation
which
existed
be
tween
Ihe
churches
and
expres
sed
great
pleasure
al
the
fact
that
the
Anglicans
were
open
ing
(heir
new
church
t
lie
same
year
as
themselves,
'
.
Lasl
night
Ihe
Melhodisl
Church
hoard
met
and
derided
lo
withdraw
the
next
Sunday
morning
service
in
honor
of
Ihe
Anglican
opening
-on
that
day.
CHINESE
GET
SIX
MONTH
SENTENCES
AND
ALSO
FINES
Lim
Ah
Long
and
Wong
Chan
Sing,
Chinese,
found
guilty
of
having
opium
in
their
possession
on
fajurday
afternoon
wore
each
seuiniced
by
Magistrate
McCly-monl
In
six
mniflli
imprisonment
with
fine
of
9(200,
,
an
additional
three
mouths
to
be
served
if
the
fines
are
not
paid.
Co
(let
and
Sam
Yow,
found
guilty
of
being
inmates
of
a
resort,
wcr.e
each
fined
2f
ami
costs.
The
cases
were
prosecuted
by
Ihe
HoyiH
Canadian
Mounted
Police
out
uf
whose
arresls
they
arose.
Vivprliee
In
the
Dailv
New
See
Ll
J
CLA
mewunueniu
JSt.Lawrence
on
your
voyage
v
to
Europe
Start
your
trip
from
MONTREAL.
For
two
or
three
days,
the
glories
of
the
sheltered
St.
Lawrence
River
will
pass
before
you
as
a
pageant
of
nature's
beauty.
Majestic
cliffs,
rolling
meadows
and
stately
trees
slip
by
in
ever-changing
panorama;
and
all
along
the
way
French-Canadian
villages
set
in
a
background
of
green
fields,
flourishing
farms,
dignified
churches
and
wayside
shrines,
contribute
a
note
of
quaintness
and
old-world
charm.
Don't
miss
this
delightful
prelude
to
your
trip
across
the
ocean.
Anchor-Donaldson
and
Cunard
steamers
are
models
of
comfort
and
luxury,
superb
lounges,
delightful
orchestras,
children's
rooms,
perfectly
appointed
staterooms,
libraries,
and
meals
which
appeal
to
the
most
fastidious.
Atk
your
local
tltamthtp
a
tent
or
descriptive
literature
or
apply
THE
CUNARD
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
2
IUSTINC3
'STREET.
W.,
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
A
Mrs.
7!TF.rvtT.Y
?nro3
M...i
1V
PAGE
FOUR
EASTER
MUSIC
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
anus
r;M
-or
.
x
(
II
PMK
mw
tMiTH
zzK
HOW
wo
2.
fours,
HE.
COOLDHT
r.cr,
0
T,
aoT
roT
take
mt
mV
TOOK.
OCUOC
1
l1OtH
ON
THE.
i
PtA.NO
UEtOls
KX
TWO
pf
LEttOtS
1
Cltf
All.
I
I
I
i
r
SDeclal
Services
Appropriate
to
MOW
M(
TEACHER.
WILU
U
-A
7
I
M9
'
Season
With
Large
Congregations
General
J"'
Easter
Sunday
was
observed
in
a
bright
and
filling
manner
by
all
Ihe
city
churches
yesterday.
Seasonal
decorations
made
very
cffeclive
sellings
ami
there
wera
large
rnnigrcgatinns
linlh
al
llio
morning
and
evening
services.
Special
musical
program.
were
rendered
and
appropriate
ser
19?S
ar
1st
i
FtAtwi
SfRvirr
1st
I
Gifl
rtiiltm
ittiH
rrwrtrd.
sentimental
interest
about
lliem
for
they
were
Ihe
last
that
will
he
held
in
the
old
building.
In
each
case
lliere
were
large
congregations,
the
building
being
filled
lo
overflowing
at
Ihe
morning
service.
The
decora
tions
were
unusually
fine
ami
Ihe
music
was
splendid.
Soloists
of
Ihe
day
were
Mrs.
Aekroyd,
Max
Collison,
W.
F..
Fisher
and
,
V.
C
l.epine.
Miss
Marjorie
mcasler
presided
at
Ihe
organ
:iml
special
comment
was
made
is
to
Ihe
excellence
of
her
volun-
aries.
In
Ihe
evening
Areh-
leacon
0.
A.
Hi
v,
who
officiated
PRINCE
GEORGE
J.
M.
McLean
has
resigneil
as
police
niagistrale
here
ami
Police
Commissioner
It.
W.
.Mel.eo.l
has
applied
for
the
pi.'ilion.
Ihe
appointment
rests
with
Ihe
The
city
council
lasl
wee
refused
lo
pass
extraordinary
estimates
of
the
school
board.
The
csliiiiales
will
now
be
submitted
a
money
bylaw.
The
Prince
Ceorge
Choral
Society
gave
a
rendition
of
"The
Crucifixion"
last
Friday
evening:.
The
solos
were
taken
by
Thom
son
O.-'g,
William
Itexon
and
.).
Clifpperlon.
accompaniments
be-
ing
played
bj
Mrs.
II.
K.
A.
Hnb-
erlson.
In
Ihe
first
pari
of
(he
program,
Miss
Young,
W.
J.
I'il-ninn
and
.1.
Quayle
were
beard
in
sacred
number
and
Mis
Young
and
W.
Ellis
in
a
duet.
Local
arlisls
including
Miss
Wilma
Young
and
Mr.
II.
E.
A.
Hoheilsou
will
give
a
concert
in
Ciscome
tomorrow
night.
son
wits
born
In
Mr.
ami
Frank
Purvis
lasl
week.
MACMILLAN
EXPEDITION
WILL
PLANT
US.
FLAGS
NEW
YOIIK,
April
4.1.--
The
Mar.Millan
Arctic
expedition
will
carry
a
supply
of
American
Hags
with
which
it
will
stake
ofil
a
subcontinent
for
the
Tniled
Slates
in
Ihe.
far
nnrlli.
Leader
plan
lo
give
daily
news
of
their
experience
and
discoveries
by
meter
wave
length
outfit.
Hopes
are
held
thai
Ihey
will
be
able
to
citmniunieale
with
the
cruiser
Seallle
which
will
be
In
southern
waters
at
I
lie
lime.
GERMAN
GIRLS
SUFFER
NICOTINE
POISONING
COLOONE,
"April
13.
-
Tin
young
women
of
Cerinnny,
since
I
be
war.
have
been
sinukllii.'
so
many
cigarettes
(hat
nicolim
poisoning
is
common
among
lliem,
according
to
Prof.
Kuelbs,
of
Ihe
Ihiiversily
-Cjinip
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Itc.1
r,7:i.
CANVASSEIl
household
demand.
Hotel.
HOAIID.
The
Second
Avenue
only.
Inlander,
Phone
1
37
830
ItOOM.
or
hoard
Phone
lied
707.
ATTENTION,
CONTRACTORS,
MINE
OWNERS,
LUMBERMEN,
HARDWARE
MERCHANTS,
BLACKSMITHS,
WOODWORK
ERS
AND
IMPLEMENT
DEALERS
$135,000
Wholesale
Hardware
Stock
For
Sale
The
Slock
of
the
Western
Canada
Hardware
Company,
Limjjed,
Lethbridge,
Now
in
This
fine
slock
is
now
being
.(old
lo
the
trade
In
uiiantiltes
li
They
(vif.m
'tW-iUt.-jr?i.l'J'
tt
Ittmttciui'n
"
a
ji'tedo
mir-'lle
sor
says.
Di.ziness,
disorders
of
Ihe
heart
and
Ihe
nervous
yslem
have
been
the
paramount
ymploins.
in
many
rases
ac
ompauicd
by
a
rapid
reduction
in
weight.
GRAIN
DELIVERIES
WINNIPEG,
April
13.--
Since
ugusl
1st
of
lasl
year
u
total
of
81,828
ears
containing
IKM15,-000
bushels
have
been
loaded
over
Canadian
National
lines
in
Western
Canada
and
nf
Ibis
number
3,053
have
been
delivered
to
Vancouver.
Slocks
In
store
al
line
eleva
tors
011
the
Canadian
National
on
April
'.)
were
5,5:10.000
bushels.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
S.
N.
Christ
Ian,
.luneaii;
E.
MacKay,
A.
MacKuy
and
E.
Night
ingale,
purl
.Simpson;
A.
C.
KniKht,
H.
M.
McLeod,
Mrs.
O.
Hlack,
Miss
M,
Macintosh
ami
A.
C.
II.
Yuill,
Vancouver;
L.
F.
Stone,
Victoria;
A.
II.
Mar.Neill,
Hums
Lake;
J.
A.
Vincent
and
T.
Hagshaw.
Usk;
C,
K,
Oilberl,
Terrace;
A.
M.
'Klpp,
I'nrt
sliiglon.
"
Central
W.
.1.
Crooks
and
S.
Farr,
Van.
corner;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
fl.
Drown
und
fainlly
Alert
Day,
Paints
$
0.000.00
Sporting
flood
.
.
I,
'.Hi0.no
lirass
(ioods
....
1,357.80
Woodwork
a.OO'.'.'Jl
Dlacksniilli
..
..
-it.718.0!)
Iron
Fillings
...
2,515.00
Dolls
..
3,07
1.01
Alabasline
2,080.00
Nails
7.K20.02
Hpikes
...
.....
1,510.30"
Plow
Shares
....
0,115.10
I'enee
Staples
.
.
.
2,11(7.00
Harvest
Tools
...
3,820.11
Waste
1,155.81
Deliing
....
....
1,375.77
"
Iron
Pipe
0,(501.1)1
Carbide
.....
..
00,t)7
Dymunile
,.
..
..
501.12
Hope
1,385.00
Cullery
...
..
..
8,072.25
Sheir
Hardware
..
20.03,1.07
Enamelwnre
....
51,100.00
Deaver
Hoard
...
2,828.71
Heavy
Hardware
.
8,817.17
Mine
Supplies
.
.
.
0,81
1.78
Sweal
Pads
..
..
3,100.00
$135,11,1.1
""Price
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I
Tbnl
May
Inleresl.
You
Will
I
be
Mailed
on
Application.
Flock
located
al
Lethbridge.
For
In
formal
Ion'
apply:
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&
M.
Sales
Co.,
Lethbrldgo,
ir
Dominion
General
Jobbers,
Limited
170
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Ave.,
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Man,
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NEWS
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ADS.
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word
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Advertisement
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for
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than
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SITUATIONS
VACANT
Phone
lo
demonstrate
product
much
in
Mr.
Fnrr,
Central
FOR
SALE
FOll
SALE.
Al
Terrace.
H.C..
several
ten
acre
tracts
and
ope
I
acre
Irael.
Look
them
over
and
make
me
an
offer.
A
C.
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RENT
FOll
SALE.
Singer
Sewing
machine,
good
as
new,
in
splendid
condition.
Cheap
al
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:i5.00.
Phone
Hlue
1
15.
HK
FOll
HENT.
Five
roomed
Iioum
with
bath
and
pantry
on
Second
Avenue
for
rent
May
1.
Phone
nine
Qui.
85
Fl
Il.MSIIED
Housekeeping
SuUc
for
rent.
110
.sixth
Avenun,
East.
Phone
Hlue
27ft.
If
FOll
llENT.
-
Clapp
Weslenljavor
Pros.
radio.
They
will
carry
a
1
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BOARD
apartment
tf
LOST
WANTED.
Wanted
to
rent
a
LOST.
Hunch
of
keys,
Mlw
pleasure
boat
for
summer.
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and
llolou
ChIV.
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and
rates
to
lloxi
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please
relurn
In
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2.
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(dlice.
to
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ratepayers
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WANTED.--
I'sed
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIUCES
OF
KASTIJOPE
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Marine
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without
Clutch
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I
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MI)
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0-11.1'.
I
cylinder
1
1
1
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8-11.
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cylinder
III)
750.00
8-11.1'.
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cylinder
Ml)
150.00
10-11.
P.
i
cylinder
Ll
175.00
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the
alMivi'
exrept
the
firt
include
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Joes
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dear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
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I
tint
money
can
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1717
ieorgu
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Vancouver,
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Anywhere
al
Anytime.
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pas
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Dodue
Sedan
Comfort
and
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for
I
or
2
pMsiiger,
25c
for
onch
additional
,
passenger.
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134
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SERVICE
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or
night.
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-
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9
a
water
trip
call
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Lainldy.
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570
or
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and
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lliem.
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STORE,
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NORTHERN
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for
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and
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lied
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