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DAILY
EDITION
COMBINE
POWER
AND
SMELTING
9S
2h
.IS
Tuesday,
Sept.
27.
1921
SMELTER
FOR
DISTRICT
"
.
A
despatch
from
Victoria
to
the
Vancouver
Province
states
that
it
ia
believed
the
Consolidated
Mining
L
Smelting
Company
which
is
controlled
by
the
C.P.R.
and
whieh
recently
acquired
three
properties
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
will
build
a
smelter
at
some
pant
on
the
coast
Where
it's
location
is
to
be
no
one
can
state,
bat
doabUes
the
point
chosen
will
be
the
best
from
an
economic
viewpoint.
The
Trail
smeher
has
been
a
great
success
and
there
is
no
good
reason
to
think
any
other
smelting
industry
established
by
the
same
people
would
not
also
succeed.
Nothing
succeeds
like
socce.
Some
people
are
inclined
to
connect
this
move
with
the
visit
to
Stewart
of
J.
G.
Sullivan,
who
has
been
looking
over
the
Mackenzie
and
Mann
Railway
at
Stewart
which
is
for
sale.
The
C.P.R.
has
made
investigations
in
the
district
before
and
it
is
possible
that
the
scheme
of
the
Consolidated
may
be
"connected
with
this
venture
There
are
also
some
people
who
think
they
see
a
possibility
of
the
C.P.R.
building
through
from
Peace
River
to
Stewart
under
a
Dominion
and
provincial
subsidy
but
that
is
a.
.big
venture
and
hardly
looks
liajt
a
present
possibility.
PRINCE
RUPERT
AS
SITE
Prince
Rupert
has
often
been
mentioned
as
the
best
possible
site
lor
a
smelter.
Located
here
it
would
serve
not
only
the
Port
JazuLCaa&Ldistrici
and
part
of
.Alaska
but
alo
it
would
be
able
to
handle
pore
economically
than
anyone
else
the
product
of
the
mines
of
Hazelton,
Smithers,
Topiey
and
the
Babine
country.
Such
an
in
stitation
would
give
an
immediate
impetus
to
mining
both
in
the
interior
and
at
the
coast
and
a
big
industry
would
undoubtedly
de
velop.
me
visit
ot
Lome
Campbell
to
ux
city
a
year
or
two
ago
when
be
inspected
the
powtr
possibilities
of
the
Ec
stall
River
is
pesefbtf
connected
with
this
move.
At
that
time
it
was
announced
that
Mr.
Caaseberl
was
interested
in
mining
more
than
anything
else.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
establishment
of
a
smelter
in
this
neighborhood,
say
at
Pert
Edward,
would
mean
the
development
of
power
at
the
Bcatoll
River
and
that
this
might
be
combined
with
a
proposal
to
sell
power
to
trie
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert;
that
the
optioning
of
the
mill
and
pewer
concession
at
Brown's
River
is
cvuoecira
wrta
iae
same
eneme;
mat
in
laci,
rnnce
Kupert
is
on
the
verge
of
great
development.
"These
are
more
or
less
guesses
bat
they
are
Interesting
as
indicating
a
trend
of
thought.
If
there
is
anything
Prince
Rupert
can
do
to
advance
any
development
scheme.
it
is
pretty
sur
she
wouljj
be
ready
to
do
it
She
has
shown
a
de
sire
of
late
to
co-operate.
The
activities
of
the
old
power
company
in
making
proper
sur
veys
ana
preparing
to
dispose
of
their
interests
all
point
,
to
some
possibility
of
a
move
here.
People
do
not
spend
a
lot
of
money
on
surreys,
options,
and
investigations
unless
they
have
an
idea
of
do-J
ipg
something.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that"
this
something
will
soon
take
conerete
lerm
and
that
-in
the
near
future
there
will
be
industrial
activity
in,
this
neighborhood.
NEW
MAP
OF
ISLANDS
Of
late
considerable
attention
has
been
drawn
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
as
a
field
for
development
and
the
department
of
lands
under
the
member
for
this
district
has
had
prepared
a
new
and
complete
map
of
the
islands
giving
complete
information
in
regard
to
the
industries,
the
character
of
the
countr
the
surveys
already
made
and
practically
everything
of
interest
in
connection
with
this
important
section
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
understood
the
maps
can
be
obtained
from
the
department.
Good
advice
helps
but
it
won't
pay
for
a
meal
at
a
restaurant
A
new
Gruen
Cartouche
Gruen
Cartwche
14
kf-
to"!
SU
tax,
$43
in
solid
gold
$46
!
Here
is
truly
remarkable
watch
value!
A
dainty
wristlet,
newly
created
by
Gruen,
with
an
adjusted
movement
cased
in
i4kt.
iolii
white
gold
at
half
tbe
price
you'd
expect
to
pay
for
such
a
watch.
-As
agift
oca
watch
for
your
personal
use,
no
more
satisfactory
watch
purchase
could
possibly
be
made
at
this
price.
See
these
remarkable
timepieces
at
our
stores
todayl
JOHN
HULGER
LTD.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock.
DARWIN
THEORY
IS
DEFENDED
Presidential
Atkfr
Itefore
Ilrit-ih
AMHiation
Tell
of
Djs-rotrrie
SIMPLY
STATES
FAjrTSr-
,
Sir
ArUwr
Keith
Doe
Not
Male
Any
Special
Plea
Hut
Say
it
Truth
Speak
Uare
catnaectt
repona
af
the
eeedhsa
of
tbe
Brtttah
nanr
ta
hand
aad
the
ptiblham
the
following
absount
of
8tf
AlUW
Keith:
-Rftv-Ms
paars
haee
ace
The
Descent
at
Uan
tu
aruten.
an
mbmi
bony
f
f
tVMCBCC
Km
seed
a
anon
as.
We
are
now
abie
to
(HI
aa
BUJ
Darwin
had
psrforee
to
lease
Wank,
aad
has
fsuial
n
Mctiuii
alter
details
M
aw
umtiK.
but
the
Snaiy
meats
af
DiniBl
owtUne
of
BMk'kMHi
re-
Darwin
s
position
tu
It
M
beesiwe
ot
what
ku
hap
pened
Sw
htm
death
to
1183.
men
e
toiTt
stcsad
to
tcathag
nam
3f.
Beams
a
SsmU
imiVi
aad
by
hi
swt
Vn
piemen
is
aackaafds
Ut
shne
:
Uie
very
iMlaninfr
at
Out
pceted
of
the
etftaft
abaeen
Nay.
M
mans
has
Ms
paction
tm.sai
tht
I
ms
nawelnwed
tha:
tt
never
eu
be
shasta-
-Tt'ttj
do
I
say
HbSorv
wasra
tbe
nae
Is
green.
We
than
reach
a
point
is
hsitrr
wast
1
distant
tram
at
least
200600
jears.
perhaps
three
IM
UMt
tmov.
Nt.
e
bae
foe
tartber.
aad
traced
hba
haso
tbe
oldci
period
which
preceded
tbe
Fttacese.
It
vaa
In
strata
laid
down
b
a
atream
ta
Java
dwtac
the
latter
pan
aX
tbe
PUccec
period
that
Dr.
Etageoe
OJboia
IombO.
ten
yaar
after
Darwta'i
death,
the
I-o-aU
lemiUM
ef
that
remrkaale
reoreten'
tauve
of
prknRtve
ImmaartT
to
vbJcto
be
saee
the
same
PltaveeaBAhraptu.
r
Ape-
tram
PBoceae
depoalU
of
Eaat
An-
tlla
Ur.
Betr
Uolr
haa
recovered
rode
some
laykmcili
If
Darcla
vaa
rlfht.
tbea
aa
ve
trace
man
baekvartl
ia
the
tca
of
thoe
he
iheold
beeome
more
Malta!
in
lorm
aearer
to
the
ape.
Tbal
m
what
we
bate
foond.
But
If
we
re-prd
PStharanthtapiM
wttb
hta
amall
and
itapie
ret
btunaa
brain
a
a
(air
r-preKatattve
of
the
men
of
Flaocene
period,
then
it
prut
I
mtut
have
pro
seeded
at
an
waezpeetecQy
rapid
rate
to
ealaataate
tadar
ia
tbe
higher
racea
A
maakmd.
A
-7.Hi-Z.ti-
UE
ET
Tbe
eetdenee
of
man'a
evaluUoD-froia
an
afe-like
betn;.
obtatoed
from
a
atudj
af
foaaU
rrmalnv
la
definite
and
Irrefutable,
but
tbe
praceaa
baa
been
Infinitely
more
complex
han
waa
auapeeted
la
Darwin
tase.
Osr
older
and
dia-'.arded
conception
of
man's
tranafonna-
pUetty
we
expected,
aa
ve
traced
man
beekwarde
to
time,
that
we
ahould
en
counter
a
graded
aerlea
of
foaaU
fsrmt
aerlea
which
would
carry
him
In
a
straight
use
toward
an
anthropoid
an-
outer.
We
ahould
never
hate
made
tble
initial
mtetake
if
we
bad
remembered
that
tbe
guide
to
tbe
world
of
the
paat
la
tbe
world
of
the
present.'
In
our
time
man
la
represented
by
many
and
drreree
races
black,
brown,
yel
low,
aad
white,
aome
expanding,
others
disappearing.
Our
searches
bare
ahown
that
in
remote
times
tbe
world
waa
peopled,
sparsely
tt
ia
true,
with
races
abowtcg
eren
a
greater
diversity
tbaa
those
of
today,
and
that
already
tbe
same
process
of
replacement
waa
at
work.
To
unravel
man'a
pedigree,
we
have
to
thread
our
way.
not
along
tbe
links
of
a
chain,
but
through
tbe
mesbea
of
a
complicated
network.
"As
in
our
search
for
man'a
ancestry
we
expected
to
reach
an
age
when
tbe
beings
we
should
have
to
deal
with
wyuld
be
simian
rather
than
human,
we
ought
to
have
marked
the
conditions
which
prevail
amongst
living
antbopold
ar.es.
We
ought
to
have
been
prepared
to
find,
as
we
approached
a
distant
point
in
the
geological
horizon,
that
the
forms
encountered
would
be
as
widely
different
as
are
tbe
gorilla,
chimpanzee,
and
orang,
and
confined,
aa
these
great
anthropoids
now
are.
to
limited
pans
of
tbe
earth's
surface.
That
Is
what
we
are
now
realizing;
aa
we
go
backwards
In
time
we
discover
that
man
kind
becomes
broken
up,
not
onto
separate
races
as
In
the
world
of
today.
;
but
into
numerous
and
separate
species.
Wben
we
go
Into
a
still
more
remote
past
they
become
so
unlike
that
we
have
to
regard
them
not
as
belonging
to
separate
species
but
different
genera.
It
Is
amongst
this
welter
of
extinct
fossil
forms
which
strew
the
ancient
world
that
we
have
to
trace
the
zig-zag
!
line
of
man's
descent.
!
OKDEULY
CHANGE
J
"We
expected
that
man's
evolution'
j
ould
pursue
not
only
an
orderly
file
j
of
stages
but
that
every'
part
of
'
his:
i
j
body
skua
bralnl
Ja'ws,4
'
teeth,
skin,
j
I
!
body.
arms,
and
Jegsrvwould
V
each
j
J
stage
become
a
little
less
apellk
a
trt-:
j
Ue
more
man-like.
Our
searches
have
shown
us
that
man's
evolution
baa
not
proceeded
in
this
orderly
manner.
In
,
ome
extinct
races,
while
one
part
of,
the
body
has
moved
forward
another')
part
has
lagged
behind.
...
mere
still
remain
great
blanks
In
the
geological
record
of
man'a
evolu-,
tlon.
As
our
search
proceed
these
blanks
i
will
be
fined
In.
.
.
All
the
evidence;
now
at
our
disposal
suporta
the
conclusion
that
man
baa
arisen,
aa
Lam-1
arck
and
Darwin
suspected,
from
an
an
THE
DAILY
NETT3
Lr-Ji
ape
not
bjber
i-al
aeale
than
a
t
rie
date
at
-antra
buaaaa
and
l:nea
of
drereai
betaa
10
tear
the
T
i
ilaalng
u
the
aootof-
.erwd
Oa
aur
modM
eeale
of
rn
ice
that
tin
abac
v
tiquitr
of
ahawt
one
nt'liioo
year
XKU
(-ejlofteal
aearca
baa
bj
Jarthe
:
'have
pi
fooakse
ye
ana-,
ju
aa
t
ia-1k
ta
beea
aa
aerUujawad
atate
a
eaar
aaceatrw
f
awaet
tatarh
on
the
f
that
aaareaauan
aaly
ha
m
"
"
ZZZ.
Heee
iiunuii.
I
be
naauHi
the
Be
tsanl
that
she
baaed
of
asaa
af
the
nreat
aathfanoad
spea
gave
ahacet
tbe
toftato
thvl
that
the
Betas
anthropoid
body
pwiiwn
ahnoat
the
tsinllir
laainmental
aaaatfeata
the
aaaae
rwarWaa
aa
doe
the
body
f
man.
6a
alike
are
the
hraama
of
that
in
their
atnietural
bnrnan
emhrsw
eataMiahea
naojf
in
the
with
the
xraatsrnal
body.
We
cmee
.
...
-
-
-
-
i
Tuesday.
amete
nee
X
la
auareae
X
,
itapeetahe
aa-
'
-1
i
rr-T;
ot
e(
suifk
sUlfa
a
ajrkMMSdsal.
M
aw
.
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.
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-v
'
r'.'Z--
Tif.
thm
An
o
a-aasw
vf
wax
a
y
j
-
f
fAT
.
pcloaJtt
Share
the
loaialBl
Sfcai
liere
aaanaar.
But
in
the
nrenat
eeotnry
Fnfeaaor
O.
K
T.
vttaH.
tat
euct
a
-b-
lr
lbnd
1
t
eterrnlniag
Hhas
the
the
afftn-
a.-
WttSXtat
L
i&2i
lmSU&L
fSL-
aahwol-
shee;
,r
-
mm
JJFRT
JM?2Z&fF
,
'f
reeuone
of
their
,
w
twj
m.-
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S?pi-
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t
Jff
::f.
aaate
raaettoav
Bacef
JCaJrVfcT
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i
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ooaeep-
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1
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r
TfTi
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f
"III
'
Iwomh
n
tt
th
thfowa
cut
cut
atftactana
atrartorea
of
of
a
a
aaaat
s?
to
effect
a
occnr
at
he
aathtwpatd
iianrti
and
In
We
find
the
aaaae
Title
I
er
art
ton
try
pot
naarta
hs
tt
badtas
of
Sana
and
an-
thropotd.
The
ullimld
aaaeher
fon-
the
ban
inn
manner.
Thai
at
hat
a
tithe
,
of
the
autktag
aad
atttatato
potnta
ini
able
h
man
u
the
anthropoid
1
ape.
Is
what
othee
way
oaa
each
a
myriad
of
eahicWmcn
he
eaatahaed
ex-
(
cent
by
pmuaalag
a
common
snreatry
for
bothtx
(
III
MW
llHtlN
AMI
The
eracUl
chipttr
In
Darwcnv
De-
aceat
af
Uaa'
aee
thoae
m
which
he
atett
to
give
a
attsterlcal
losuuat
of
the
itae
as
maaa
beam
aad
of
the
varied
!
funettaej
whach
that
ortaa
anhaerrea
i
Haw
do
tfaeee
Chapter
aland
today
1
'
Darwin
waa
net
a
prefeiilonil
aaatomiat
aad
therefore
aorepted
Kuileya
state-'
meat
that
there
va
no
atructure
m
'Jkt
huTian
brain
that
waa
not
already,
preaeat
la
that
of
tbe
anthropoid
Iai
Haxya
optetan
the
human
brain
waa
!
bat
a
riehty
annotated
edition
of
tbe
dntpter
and
aider
anthropoid
book,
and
that
this
edition,
la
.urn.
waa
but
the
expanded
iaaue
of
the
at
01
cider
engine:
primate
pvattcatlotL
Since
tbl
tit--aeat
waa
made
thottaaad
of
anatomjt
-ad
phyatologtata
bate
atudled
aad"
osa
pared
the
brain
af
man
and
ape.
onl
a
few
mentha
are
Profeaaor
O.
Elut
Smltb
iiunmarhved
tbe
result
of
thla
ui-lensiee
Inquiry
at
tenowe
No
atructure
found
In
tbe
brain
of
an
ape
la
lacking
in
the
human
brain,
and.
on
tbe
other
band,
the
Bttraaa
brain
revet
la
no
formatloa
of
aay
tort
that
ia
not
pre-
Un
waa
depleted
to
tBat
a
ell
-known
j
nt
in
tbe
brain
of
tbe
goruia
ehtm-
(Uegram
which
ahowed
a
ainglc
file
of
skeletans.
the
gibbon
at
one
end
and
man
at
tbe
other.
In
our
original
aim-
paazee.
...
The
only
distinctive
feature
of-
tbe
humia
brain
la
a
qwantttaUve
efce.'
Tbe
difference
is
only
quantitative,
but
Ka
importance
cannot
be
exaggerated
in
the
anthropoid
brain
are
to
be
recognized
all
thoae
parts
which
have
become
so
enormous
to
the
human
brain.
i
It
is
tbe
expansion
of
lust
those
parts
which
has
given
man
his
powers
of
feeling,
understanding,
acting,
a
peaking,
and
learning.
"Darwin
himself
approached
Una
problem
nat
as
an
anatomist
but
aa
a
paychotogtv.
"vd
after
many
years
of
palnstaktog
and
exact
observation
succeeded
to
convincing
himself
that,
immeasurable
as
are
the
differences
between
tbe
mentality
of
man
and
ape.
they
are
of
degree,
not
of
kind.
Prolonged
researches
made
by
modern
psycbolsgitt
have
but
verified
and
ex
tended
Darwin's
conclusion.
No
matter
wha
Ese.pl
jevWtuce,
w
select
to
follow
evidence
gathered
hj
;
anatomist,
by
embryologtots,
by1
physiologist,
or
by
psychologists
we
reach
the
conviction
that
man'a
brain
ha
been
evolved
from
I
that
of
an
anthropoid
ape,
sod
that
la
1
.
.
'
...
.
.
.
n
tne
pro;ei
no
new
structure
has
beenr
Introduced
and
no
new
or
strange
faculty
interpolated."
NO
riNAUTV
YET
The
President,
continuing,
said
that
finality
bad
not
been
reached
and
that
many
Issues
had
not
yet
been
made
clear.
We
did
not
know
why
the
brain
of
man
bad
made
so
much
progress
while
that
of
his
cousin
the
gorilla
had
lagged
behind,
although
as
Sir
Ray
Lankester
had
MakeYourOwn
SOAP
and
Save
Money!
At)
you
need
is
waste
fats
and
GiLLETTS
PURE
I
ve
FLAKE
LY
II
Full
Directions
With
frery
Con
YOUR
GROCER
SELLS
IT
I
rtinl
I
A
harvest
of
happiness
There's
a
whole
harvest
of
pipe-happiness
to
be
reaped
from
Old
Chum
!
Experienced
smokers
know
that
the
famous
Old
Chum
quality
never
varies
and
many
have
smoked
it
daily
for
over
forty
years.
It
is
Canada's
most
popular
tobacco.
Valuable
presents
are
offered
in
exchange
for
the
"Poker
Hands"
in
every
package
and
tin.
The
large
25c
package
contains
two
"Poker
Hands'
atnted
out.
tbe
Miocene
period
was
.larked
by
a
rapic
increase
in
'.he
aite
nd
complexity
ef
tbe
brains
of
many
'
arteerala.
Tbe
production
of
new
type
a
tbe
animal
kingdom
might
possibly
osive
a
partial
eiplanatlon
la
the
oodlfleaUafi
of
the
Internal
secretions
:nwn
aa
hormones.
-Was
Darwin
right
when
be
said
that
aan.
usder
the
action
af
btologteal
orce
which
can
be
observed
and
measured,
haa
been
raised
from
a
place
-mongst
anthropoid
apes
to
that
which
'.e
now
.occupies?
The
answer
is
Tes!
nd
in
returning
thla
verdict
I
speak
but
at
foreman
of
the
jury
a
jury
which
haa
been
empanelled
from
men
who
have
elevated
a
lifrtsme
to
weigh-ag
tbe
evidence.
To
the
best
of
my
sbiuty
I
have
avoided,
in
laying
before
you
the
evidence
on
whlah
our
verdict
was
found,
the
role
of
special
pleader,
being
content
to
feNow
Darwta'a
own
example
Let
tbe
truth
speak
for
Itself."
DAII'S
COMFORT
Architect
8o
you
Insist
cm
four
windows
in
your
den?
JenkOfea,
my
wife
need
a
lot
of
right
for
her'
srrtoftr
Yale
Jteoord.
WATER
NOTICE.-
DIVERSION'
AND
USE
TAKE
NOTICE
thatX.
Rousseau,
wbose
address
1
410
Seymour
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
of
unnsnmed
stream
which
flows
southerly
aad
drains
into
Port
Stephens
Bsy.
ibout
one
mile
east
of
Bluff
Point.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
a
xut
600
feet
from
tbe
mouth
and
win
be
used
for
commercial
purposes
upon
the
land!
described
as
Lot
2750,
Range
4.
Coast
District
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
tbe
28th
day
of
July.
1937.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act
will
be
filed
In
the
office
of
tbe
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Objections
ta
tbe
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights,
Parliament
Building.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
Tbe
date
of
tbe
first
publication
o(
this
notice
Is
August
20,
1927.
EC
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ROUSSEAU.
Applicant.
LAM)
ACT.
!
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
!
LEASE
LtNU
In
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Jedway
Harbor.
Moresby
Is
land.
Q
CI.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Uillerd
Packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
BC,
occupation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
ot
tbe
following
described
landa:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
tbe
northeast
corner
of
Lot
88.
Q.C.I.;
thence
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
mark
'
18
chain,
more
or
leas,
to
a
point
N.
50
37'
E.
from
tbe
NE.
corner
Lot
140;
thence
north
58
3T
E.
1-5
chalna,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
!
southeasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
N.
56
37'
E.
from
tbe
location
;
post;
thence
2-2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
5
acres,
more
or
less.
UILLERD
PACIONO
COMPANY,
LIMITED.
Applicant
Dated
September
7,
1927.
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W
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prise
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Appro.xim.it-
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