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PAGE
FOUr.
TO
IMPROVE
Importance
of
Ileallh
in
'the
Pursuit
:
of
Happiness,
which
is
one
of
Hie
fnndanipnlal
aims
in
life.
He
"particularly
stressed
the
advlsahility
of
preventin
disease
and
ill
health,
and
ex
plained
methods
hy
which
it
might,
he
carriel
nut
with
the
children
in
the
way
of
cleanli
ness,
care
of
teeth,
nose,
throat,
etc.
He
also
spoke
vory
favor
-ahly
of
vaccination
as
a
preventive
measure.
Mr.sIt.
llaney
then
delighteil
the
audience
with
two
vocal
solos.
These
were
followed
hy
two
others
hy
Dr.
Large
which
were
'thoroughly
enjoyed.
ltefreshinciit.
were
served
a"
the
close
61
the.
meeting.
TERRACE
WOMEN'S
CHURCH
AUXILIARY
ELECTS
OFFICERS
,
TKmiACKIl.C.,
April
17.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Angli
can
church
was
held
at
the
home
Of
Mrs.
T.
.1.
Marsji
on
Thurs
day
afternoon.
The
reports
for
the
year
showed
it
to
he
the
most
s'iieCessful
year
in
Ihe
life
of
the
auxiliary.
There
were
Iwenly-f)ve
paid
lip
members,
nine
ad-lieronU
and
four
outside
workers.
The
election
of
officer
for
'the
coming
year
took
place
Willi
results
as
follow;:
President
Mrs.
T.
.1,
Marsh.
.'Vice-President
Mrs.
H.
Smith.
Secy-Treasf
Mr.
W.
H.
llur-tietl.
"
Work
Conveners.
Mrs.
G.
R.
Oilliorl
and
Miss
K.
11.
Iieac6'n.'
Convener
of
church
decorar
tfons.
Mrs.
J.
K.
Frost,
Visiting
commillee.
-'Mrs.
A.
Carr,
Mrs.
W.
Sim,
Mrs.
A.
C
SCHOOLYARD
Terrace
Parent-Teachers
Hear
Address
and
'Listen
to
Music
at
Cast
meeting
TF.ItllACF,
April
17.
The
rS
Kulnr
jnonthly;
meeting
lif
Hp
Parent
Teachers'
"Association
,wa
hold
on
Wednesday
evening
in
tlio
school
house
with
the
largcsj
attendance,
of
hny
meeting
since
the
association
was
organized.
A
committee
composed
of
Mrs
K.
T.
Monro,
C.
II.
Thomas,
.1
McLaren
and
O,
Orifrin
was
appointed
to.
lake
charge
of
ihr
work
of
i
beau
I
i
Tying
I
ho
.school
grounds.
'
II
was
also
decided
to
hold
all
(lip
remaining
mcelin
of
the
year
in
Ihe
school
house
instead
of
alternating
willi
meeting
in
town,
as
has
heen
heretofore
practiced.
Fine'
Address
After
Ihe
close,
of
the
business
meeting
Or.
iArge
of
Hazetlon
gave
nn
interesting
talk
on
The
rpwler
Mrs.
J.
Warne
and
'Mrs.
T.
.1.
Marsh.
SESSION
OF
MANAGERS
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
Willi
Mr
W
U
Vit4imliiP
will
he
lield
next
week
BATTALIONORDERS
Ily
Lieut.
Colonel
:i.
AV.
Nicholls.
Cl02nd
Hn.
C.15.F.)
Parade.
The
Ilallalion
will
parade
In
Ihe
Armoury,
Wednea-L-
nay
evening,
April
21,
at
8
p.m.
Lecture
by
Lieutenant
11,
I
Ponder,
ll.CN.V.11.
"Naval
Oper
alions'in
Mesopotanla."
Muki'liy.
Minialure
lllfle
range
qfrai'Ticc,
Friihiy
at
8
piin'
FAIracl
from
flenefal
Orders.
,1
02.1,.
"No.
1)8,
beceinber
I,,
1925:
Prov.
Lieut.
11.
V.
O.
LeVlne,
N.II.Q.
;
negi.
Is
-awarded
Hie
Colonial
'Auxiliary
Forces
Long
FerviceMeilal.
Kxtrad
from
(ieneral
Qrders,
11)26,
Wo.
13,
February
15,
1920;
.lfon.
'Major
(len.
A,
ltix,
Cana
dian
Chaplain
Service
(attached
-N.B.C.
Rcgt.)
Is
awarded
the
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
the
court.
irnimnp
,r.
.
..
..
i
)
m
I
i
...
rssm
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
Miw
C
C
M.
Smart,
Sena
Eitil.
ford,
Sask.,
wriU's:
J,A
while
ago
I
w
troubled
with
faeiil
blemishes,
enpecially
pimples,
and
waa
really
ashamed
to
go
out
with
such
a
bad
looking
face.
I
tried
2
or
3
different
remedies,
but
they
didn't
help
me
any,
so
one
day
a
friend,
who
had
been
troubled
the
same
as
I
ttks,
advised
me
to
nt
After
I
had
taken
two
bottles
there
wasn't
a
pimple
of
any
kind
left
on
my
face,
and
I
now
hate
a
clear,
amooth
and
velvety
complexion."
Put
up
onlr
by
The
T.
ildburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
Colonial
Auxiliary
Forces
Of
ficers'
decoration.
Orderly
officer
for
the
wec
ending
Saturday,
April
2i.
1D2G.
Lieut.
X.
W.
Pringle.
Orderly
Sergeant:
Sergt.
W.
Horrobiti.
S.
I).
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant
Attached
1st
X
B.C.
Hem
NEW
AMERICAN
FISH
BOAT
ARRIVES
HERE
Yaqulnna,
Owned
and
Skippered
by
Ole
BJerke,
In
Port
with
First
Halibut
Catch
Another
fine
new
addition
1o
the
American
halibut
fleet
usinjt
this
port
is
Ihe
long
liner
seine-boat
lype
sehooper
Yaquinna,
owned
and
skippered
hy
Ole
njeike
fnot
nf
(he
Akulan
which
is
here
today
with
her
eafrh
afler
having
made
her
maiden
voyage
to
the
fishin?
grounds.
The
vessel,
which
is
about
CO
feet
long
and
delsel
powered,
was
tiuilf
in
Seattle
luring
the
winter.
RUPERT
WILL
JOIN
FROLIC
AT
HYDER
IN
EARLY
PART
OF
MAY
'
I
a
i:
.
m
i
t
ii.v
iinil
Mis.
J
ri
sieon
n
'4l
a
meeiiiig
oi
i
ue
moos?
two
nieiaber
of
the
board
of
h"rt,
L'io"
last
night
it
was
de-
iiiinhirers
iii.noinle.l
l,v
Ibe
'
rriiire
jnieri
leRinn
lii.li.s'
Al.r
fn
nllendanen.
il.er
wO"1'1
represented
at
the
i'
.
.
II.
T
.nil-
I
l
Wa
a:
joint.
meeting
last
iiigtit
of
y
-
iiyuer
the
session
and
the
new
hoard
11
wi,s
mrirn
ai
of
lAini.ier
of
the
Kii-i
l'r...
Hie
meeting
that
Ketchikan
would
hvlerian
(Mmrcli
I""
rl
1,1
"orce
anil
a
numiier
Thomas
McClvmont
w
n.
"""
""
irom
fiewari.
i-rinre
nointed
ehiiirmnn
of
ihe
brir,!
.ifl
Huprl
will
have
a
number
of
managers
afid
J.
L.
Christie.
8(;c
''iegaie
present,
retarv
treasurer.
The
financial
condition
of
the
t.nargen
wiiii
a
breach
or
Hia
church
was
discussed
and
it
wa
"'"or
regulations
in
throwing
decided,
to
have
a
statement
pre-
linmprs
Into
the
water
frwin
tin-
pared
for
anolher
meeting
which
l"":
jrwernmeni
wiiarr
wiiii-n
in
I
Iffi.nt.
r
ir
iim,
n,1m,
I
o4
11,
.1
I
is
reconsmicnng,
jotin
i;urrle
contractor,
appeared
in
Ihe
eit
I'oliee
court
this
morning
to
answer
to
charges
laid
hy
the
harbor
master.
Caul.
H.
0.
Marsh
,V
x.r".
,
n
n
.
"'"
warning.
It
havirw
been
the
first
u"
in
iiaiuiu
hi
in:
ill
rsi-iiieii
lu
'TENNIS
CLUB
Distinctive
Event
Last
Evening
In
Elks'
Home
Proved
Very
Enjoyable
There
is
always
something
distinctive
about
the
tennis
club
nail
and
this
year
was
no
excep-lion
lo
the
rule.
The
event
last
igli
in
the
Hlks'
Home
proved
o
he
ipiilc
up
In
Ihe
standard
set
hy
(his
sports
organization
ml
was
much
enjoyed
hy
those
privileed
to
,e
there.
The
num-
er
was
reslrieled
to
just
about
enough
lo
make
dancing
ideas
raide.
The
hall
was
decorated
with
ow
paper
streamers
willi
nets,
rackets,
and
leu'nis
halls,
while
at
the
side
of
the
hall
as
a
small
table
on
which
trophies
were
di.-plii'ycd.
The
vhole
scheme
was
fn
the
club
colors
of
blue
and
while.
,
'
Music
was
prondeil
liy
Kenny
Itood'.s
orchestra
which
played
in
a
specially
constructed
ami
nicely
ilecorated
Wclieslra
booth
at
Ihe
centre
of
one
end
of
the
hall.
:iHowiug
sitting-out
nooks
a
"ilher
side.
A.
11.
Carmichael
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
ommittees
were
as
follows:
A.
II.
Carmichael
chairman),
I',
W.
Marenlelle,
1
lunulas
Slork.
Howard
Frizzell.
II.
Howard,
A.
K,
Walters,
F.
II.
Smith.
W.
Cruik-
shank,
Miss
firnce
Curtin.
Miss
aroline
Mitchell.
Mrs.
F.
S.
Tail.
Miss
Ktanda
Marsli.
Miss
Pele
I'remavne
and
Miss
Vinginia
Hiel.
STANLEY
NEWMANIN
FINAL
APPEARANCE
BEATS
LOCAL
MEN
In
his
farewell
extiihltlon
game
I
the
(irand
Terminal
Milliard
tub
last
night,
Stanley
Newman,
(he
llrilish
professional
billiard
Iiampion.met
four
local
men
and,
jilayinjr
each
200
to
100,
won
by
an
aggregate
score
of
800
lo
52.
Incluive
of
their
starts,
ion
l!rnwn
made
ISO,
Fred
I'yle,
I3(i;
(ieorge
Waugh,
100.
md
W.
Long,
Klti.
Waugh
was
not.
given
a
chance
to
make
a
shot
as
he
ran
into
Newman's
liivh
hrcnk'diiriner
his
visit
in
Ihe
i.ty.
?no.
In
an.
exhibition
game
yester
lay
afternoon
especially
for
ladies,
with
about
twenty
lire
sen!,
iNewmnn
liea'l
McllmoyIehy
a
score
of
&00
lo350'
after
hav
ing
given
Mcllnioyle
a
starl
of
250.
After
the
game,
refreshT
menls
were
served.
Newman,
after
havinsr
spenl
the
iast
len
days
here,
will
leave
on
Monday'
train
for
Ihe
Kast
and
will
visit
Prince
Oeorge
Kdinonlon
and
Saskatoon
before
proceeding
to
FnBtahd.
SPORT
CHAT
.
The
Smilbers
jloard
of
Trail
is
recommending
lo
Ihe
provinela
game
board
that
Ihe
open
season
for
grouse
in
the
Hulkiey
vulU
he
sej
forward
fron)
Scplnnihcr
Shoes
last
longer
when
you
shine'
them
with
"Nugget
.
It
waterproofs'
and
protects
the
leather.
"Nugget"
Tan
Polish
preserves
the
original
colour
'of
'
tan
shoes.
4V
ShoeBdish
'litdikTurfTonty
Red-Dark
Brown
"and
Whit
(Ntutral)
forl,ihl'6i.lo$.
WW
DA1J.Y
NCV3
nlurday.
Au
.1
HOW
-
DON'T
EVER
LET'
ME
tittG.
YOO
OAJSClN"
1HE
CHKRLCtTON
l
jwt.
II
l
ssxl
II
A
-irvi
.
Kiirc
FT
J
I
Hill
I
1
I
la-F-
-lJ
A
bAV
UA1UL
PCQPUE.
ISEVCRTOM-ACE.
av
aaM
i
1
1
1
1
i
a
n
y-w
II
ii
a.
in
iiriiiiiL
i:
i
c
t
a
-p
t
:
II
i
II
v
iijiw
V
Anted
For
Sale
For
RentJ
r9ari
C
1926
bv
Imti
FcAtimr
Scnvicr
Ite
IIOAlUi
A.M)
HOOM.
Peal
Cov-
Hotel.
Pluine
t8.
lo
September
20,
in
Order
Ilia:
the
birds
may
be
protected
until
I
bey
reach
nialiirily.
The
di.
trict
lias
made
appHeajinn
fm
fifty
more
pheasants
to
lie
ucd
for
proogation
purpose,
a
firs,
fifty
last
year
having
thrive
some
of
them
heing
found
I
have
travelled
as
far
north
n
flabinc
Lake.
Officers
a
(
follows
wen
elected
at
the
annual
meeting
o!
Ihe
Hazellou
Athletic
Assncialion
which
was
beliHhls
week:
Presl-
ili'iit.
It.
S.
Sarsent;
vice-president,
C.
W.
Oawsnn;
secretary-
treasurer,
S.
J.
Winby;
execu
live
commiltee
J.
Tyceluirsi
Allan
Itenson
and
Cooper
Wrinrlt.
here
has
been
talk
of
wcllfuy
new
athletic
ground
at
Hazel:
m
hut
il
septus
most
likely
Inn
Ihe
same
ground-n.
last
season
will
tie
iMcil
again
lllis
-year
irilthers
has
olfercd
'lo
cohie
(own
lo
New
Hazellnn
for
i
isehall
game
on
May
21
aim
Hazellou
bus
been
invited
to
g
to
Telkwa
for
Ihe
Jay,
ALLIES
DROP
OUT;
MOOSE
ENTER
TEAM
Meeting
pf
Prince
Rupert
FpoV
'Last
Evening
!Al
Hie
meeting
of
the
princi
flupert
Football
Association
last
night,
the
dailies
iuUmaled
Ilia
I
they
Would
be
unable
lo
field
team
this
year
hut
Ihe
gap
will
be
filled
Willi
n
(cam
to
be
en
If
red
'by
the
Moose
Lodge
and
the
posslTiilify
of
a
fourth
Mam
en
tering
was
jncnlloheil.
The
nnx
meeliiiig
of
the
nssocifillon
wll
lake
-place
n
rhtirsilay
I'veufng
A
meellng
of
those
InleieSlef
in
the
formation
of
an
-Inlnrri'ie
diiite:
League
will
lake
place
h
the
city
hall
on
April
30.
Or
ganizalion
of
a
Jdnior
League
1
kilo
alioul
lo
;he
umlertaken.
Last
I'llalit
saw
(he
last
short!
of
he
eason
nl
Hie
mluiatiin
ranges,
the
MrNichnl
ranges
lie
lug
utilized
,smn
'hy
those
Wh
wish
fo
prarflce
rifle
Xhoiillng
Tlie
.scores
rist
nlght
were:
W.
Tlras
......
...
.
.
98
JL
J)avidnn
97
H.Tnyd
..
.
93
H.
P.-Fasttnan
...
...
..
92
11.
Wilson
..
91
M.
M.
Lamb
'.'.
F.
Ilussell
Wright
Davlesi
.
i
t
4
80
75
"NECR.
OrVHCC
THT
VrVt
ACilri
-
1
ViONOER
UHCRC
-oMC
P1CKEO
.top-.it-,
CNftBriii
nfktt
wwnij
Oil
SALI.
Itemlngtnn
porl.ihle
lyewiler.
iarly
ne'wj
solid
0.1k
dining
table
mill
vdmlr.
and
other
houselmhl
Effect.
7IA
HIkIiIIi
Avenue
KiUt.
IMiftij-lllack
2
1
9.
'
tf
FOll
sale,
I
h.p.
I-cyrle
1023
model
X.
.V
S.
engine
com.
pletc:
oulfit
praellfally
new.
Snap
for
rah.
Phone
lied
fl
1
eveninus.
helw'een
&
and
ft.
90
Oil
SALK.
-Five
roomed
house
on
Iwo
lot,
furnished;
all
in
gardeiranl
berry
hushes.'
II-730.00
on
term.
Apply
T.
Mc-Clymont.
.
if
KOIt
SALi:.
Prlnre
nunerl'
llest
Itargaln
Ihree
lot
on
Taylor
Street,
all
for
37.'.O0
cash.
Westenhaver
Urns.
Oil
SAI.F..-
Ilaby
earnnge
In
exrellenl
condition.
Phone
IHuv7.J2.
l
TO
RENT
I
WO
rooms
lo
rent
in
privali
home,
waterfront
view,
Up-lo
dale
furnUhinc;.
330
Fourth
Avenue
(last,
phone
Itlue
Sort
Oil
IlKNT.
Three
room
col
lage,
parWy
furnished.
IHn
iugroom
table
and
chair
for
sale.
Phone
lied
023.
91
Oil
IIFXT.
Piano,
player
pianos,
phonograph
and
s'ew-
marhlnes.
Walker.
M
u
s
I
'
'
-
Store.
-
FOIl
It
i:.T.
Modern
four
room-
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
ran
get
In
Clatip
block.
Westeitliaverllfos
L'ltNISIII'.ll
llousekcepliw
Itoorns
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied'
007.
If
Oil
HKNT.-
-Furnihed
hritlse
keeping
suite,
Mussalleu
Aparlrnenls.
Phone
18.
v
if
FOll
IlKNT.
Four
hot
water
healed.
A
Mallet.
room
suite,
Apply
8niil
M0I)Fll.N
FLAT
for
IlenLApply
Max
Ilnlllironer,
LOST.
Suppy
spaniel,
flirt
months
old;
no
tail:
slraved
from
Provincial
Oorrnmcnt
wharf
Wednesday.
Firidc
please
phone
30.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
pniil
or
Ouslt
S"ix
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
ynur'-ilispoiial
Any
time
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.mprcs
Hotel
PAIN
from
Bladder
'Irritalio
Soon
aaiad
b
'8ANTAL
MIDY
war
at
I'm).
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for
lha
word
MIDV)
mi
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
i
,2c
per
word
infadvance.
No
Advertisement
Iaken'f6r
leu
than
50r
!Ifi
.MOXF.Y
selling
"Super-Service
Won'l
Crease"
Neckwear.
Advance
styles.
American
prices.
Canadian
made
good
Samples
fr,.e.
Public
Service,
Loudon,.
Ontario.
Manager
with
crews
Awanled.
WAXTFIL
Maiil
for
genera!
Iiousework.
Apply
Mrs.
Tre-piayne.
Hays'
Itloek.
Plion-.
311.
WAXTF.I).
Si
rl
for
dining
riion
work,
with
some
TJie
Inlander.
Phone
137.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
lOA!U.
Second
--
Ihe
Avenue.
Inlander.
830
Phone
137.
ItOAItll,
flnonis
and
I'urnisliis
Suiles.
Palmer
House.
FOR
SALE
I'llll
SAI.F..
Well
built
house
In
Wiwlview,
four
lots.
13.130.00.
House
on
Fifth
Avenue,
See
lion
7;
two
lot.
1,
800.00.
We
have
also
fwo
of
th
very
he
I
residences
Initio
cilr
for
sale
at
allraclive
prices.
McCalTery
A-
Ollibons,
Ltd.,
In
urance
nrid
IlHal
Kstale.
FOIl
SALH.
-
Oak
ohlffonier.
be
elled
glas;
kitchen
table,
new;
spring
ml:
oak
dlnliu
extension
Inble.
agless
spring.
3
oak
lilirary
table,
if
trunks,
several
picliire
franies
at
specially
low
price
Hit
wefc.
Northern
Hxrhangc.
213
Sec
ond
Avenue.
Phone
2.1.
AUTOMOBILES
See
the
New
Improved
CHEVR0LET3
'I'ourlng.
price
F.O.IJ.
Prlncv
Ilupert
'
1878.00
lloadsler.
price,
F.
O.
II.
Prinre
Illiperl
1878.00
Uoiipe,
price
F.O.H.
Prlnre
Ilupert
11.10.00
Coach,
price
F.O.H.
Prlnre
Ilupert
ll.ltS.OO
Sedan,
price
F.O.H.
Prince
Ilu
By
George
McManus
r'Arllclea
Lost
and
-oiind,&c
PEP
IT
UP-
rT&ni
pert
!,szo.or;
Landau
Sedan,
price
F.O.H.'
Ilrlr...
lliiiirl
It
fttl
OO
-
I
IV.
A
...iivi-
'
i
if
,.
(Uiiii)uerflal
Clinssi.
prire
F.O.H
ttQm
v
V
I'rfnee
nupert
1708.00!
rt
t-IH
Inn
CIiasi.
price
F.O.H.
Prince
nunerl
980.00
CnlMri
and
get
parllrular
of
the
u.m.A.u.
taay
rymeni
nan.
A
few
bargains
in
Second
Hand
Cars.
KAIEN
QARAQE
llealers
in
all
(Ieneral
Motor
ProduM
Cjulillar.
MiLnugti-lin.
Oakland.
oliNnmblle.
I'on-liac
am)
l'.he
role
I.
WltKCKINO
SFUVir.F.
I.Y
ANl
Xli.HT
NF.W
HKAtTY
OI
OKSlOV
I'JIICFS
AT
N
I
AV
LuW
I.F.YFL
NKW
TIMK
PAYMKNT
PLAN
He
live
red
price
al
Prince
lluper'
Keif
starter
ami
taxes
included.
lunahout
A3
cm
Fourlng
cch:&g
Coupe
-T.
1833.00
I'udor
Sedan
865.0u
Fordor
Sedan
Z
IUJ9.50
fUimmerclnl
Chaxls
1539.30
I
ruck
Chassis
..
.
1095.50
Guaranteed
Used
Cars
al
Specially
low
prices.
IiKMOXSTIIATIO.NS
"It
IHUVIXO
lesson
nl
any
lime.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
,219
Seond
Avenue.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES
ItAXOl-X
and
I'urnilure
nl
most
reasonable
prices.
When
you
require
njiy
arlicle
for
Hie
hrtme,
Jul
ronie
m
or
phone.
Used
furniture
bought
outright
or
exchanged
for
new
furnlfnrp.
A.
MaehViiile,
Fur-nllurc.
Phone
Vt.
QOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
llenson's
Ktudln.
Ot)OI
MFALS.
flOOO
CAKF.S
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
ItF.AL
IIO.Mi:
COOKF.Il
MKAI.S
Mrs.
lnger.
Proprielress.
BOOKKEEPINQ.
VAXTF.I).
Hooks
to
post;
gov-
ertimenl
returns
made;
publli!
audi!..
Hales
reiisonahie.
.1
O.
Willlamon.
Photm
lilncl:
81).
Back
to
the
old
stand.
3fr
TIi
Int
Avenue.
All
the
latest
In
RIIFIT
MIWC.
r
r
Columbia
Nevy
Process
RECORDS
AND
PHONOGRAPHS.
JROTHWELU8
TRANSFER
Coal
Wood
atidt
Furniture
'(Hovlno
Haggagn
and
Kxpress
8lr.nd;LIllln's
News
Stand,
Pliohe
.352.
fie..
Phririe
(Ireen
03
FURNITURE.
New
a
n
il
Hecondlinjid
Furni-
lure
Hinro.
We
lluy.
Sell
and
Fx
cliange
New
ami
Secondhand
floods,
OEO.
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oviu
in
an
nrnirritl
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