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your
address
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figure
out
the
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you
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dally
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j.cive
month!
XV
(II
r.i.
WIRE
INTO
INSURANCE
PLAN
ho:nn
i,.,
i,
....
,
,
'"icriiiiy
jtiu
in
win-Dutrleis
Approved
liy
ommlllee
tin.
MONTON
MILL
RATE
flnnnri.U
atatrments
who
dcKiHl-
rwntly
made
by
Hon
J
A
Hobb.
Bayvlrw
r
I
ibvwii
-
pedal
committee
to
paly
Ma.'-'
I"1
Mem.
nunwrii
HIGHER
THIS
YEAR
'N
MiM.-h
III
ill..
I
A
oonalder-
Bdmonton
mill
n.llla
rata
of
IStI,
I
ln
'''iiniiiiwioner
David
Mle
'"
"
proposed
increaae
of
1
11
"
in.
diird
by
the
pa
MM
'om
other
neceetary
d
'
inrrcawa.
'
r
1
1
X
1
.kr
M
in-h
i.
The
cstiiblUh-'
'
ml
health
lnsurtin
e
i'.'i
ticularly
to
extend
'
'
''
Hera
in
the
districts
"'".k
ccutm,
wa
op-
'
!!
by
the
aartcultural
I
m.
Miawmrl
lh''
lcRUIature
and
the
cork
Province
"third
to
aunnort
the
n..n
....
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COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Oeorc
t'i'iM"r
OeorK'la
Klvcr
Olnrler
Oolcondn
Ornndvle
lndeperlem-r
tndlnn
L.
and
takrvirw
tucky
Jim
Marmot
Mctil
Natl
8llvr
!
fwndonii'
Premier
'""mer
Mitchell
was
un-
Porter
Iclalio
.
"iiy
definite
announce-
Rufua
VANCOUVER
KXCHAM1B
-iiimwi
u
rrrthinty
that
the
Ruth
"e
at
least
48
and
poa-
Sllvercrct
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f
Boston
Grill
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i
to
subscribe
by
the
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aann
and
vaur
Bid.
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63
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3.08
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7.V,
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in.
in
l'ii'
K.i-t.
month
recorded
at
S3
7
hours
waa
alao
up
from
February
lBTTa
M.7
hour
The
tMtather
waa
alao
considerably
i.t
r
me'
and
met
aa
promptly
ea
(m
iuw
wa
unmn.
uMunuw
!,
declareo
tne
Attorney
ueo-
iu
wu
The
aituatlon
that
K
developing
minimum
was
J4
Laat
year'e
figures
li
not
compatible
with
the
development
"
f
our
own
race
HON.
V.
A.
Ill
NMM1
were
M
and
11
respectively.
Fallowing
are
the
weather
records
for
February
ISM
aa
announced
thU
morning
by
H
D.
Tee
Oigby
Island.
Dominion
meteorologist:
Highest
baneaeter
reading.
30.67
on
Fi
binary
15.
Lowest
barometer
reading.
19.33
on
February
4.
Maximum
temperature.
B8
on
February
M.
Hlnltnum
temperature.
34
on
Fbru
ary
ft.
Mean
temperature,
3d
1
.
Precipitation.
8
40
Inches.
Ormtoet
dally
rainfall.
3417
Inches
on
February
9.
Btinshme.
837
hours.
Total
wind
mileage.
ISM.
Oreateat
velocity
In
one
hour,
33
miles
from
soutbeaet
on
February
7.
Average
velocity
par
hour,
S.S
miles.
SUFFERED
LOSS
OF
LEG
IN
ACCIDENT
AT
LOGGING
CAMP
Having
suffered
the
loss
of
a
leg
In
a
painful
accident
when
caught
ln
logging
gear
at
the
J.
R
Morgan
logging
camp
at
Burnt
Core
between
Duledale
a.id
Swsnaon
Bay.
D.
Sllvalra.
Finn
log
ger,
was
brought
to
the
city
by
gaabost
from
down
th-
coast
this
morning
for
treatment
In
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
Qeu-
ernl
Hospital.
Mrs.
Palmar,
younger
daughier
of
J,
R.
Morgan
waa
In
charge
of
the
patient
on
the
trip
to
the
elty.
SCHOONER
McKINLEY
HIT
ROCK
IN
NORTH
IT!
I
rer
Her
Own
IVwrr
lo
freavuril
Where
Itepulrs
are
IWng
I'.ITrHnl
Plaharmen
arriving
from
the
north
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
1,
1928
bring
word
that
the
Seattle
schooner
UeKinlev.
well
known
here,
struck
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
'British
Columbia's
Newspaper
STILL
CII!.;:Ui(.
"LINDY":
i'anam::
City
turned
out
to
the
lant
bai.y
and
cripple
to
cheer
Col.
Chili-leu
Lindbergh
aa
he
drove
from
the
flying
field
where
he
landed
to
the
city
hall
for
a
formal
reception
Sir
James
Aihins
Uiges
Thct
British
Empire
Is
Bitter
Than
Any
Pan-American
Conference
MONTREAL,
March
1.
"Canada
does
not
want
to
enter
into
any
I'an-Alneri'
an
conference
in
substitution
for
the
uplen-did
acsociatiotp
of
Dritish
commonwealth,"
declared
Sir
James
AiWina,
formeriLieut-Ciorvarnor
of
Manitoba,
in
an
addmut
be-
ReferriRg
to
Canada's
international
problems,
Sir
James
aaid
the
greatest
danger
In
Canada
waa
not
from
demagogues,
propagandist,
bandits
or
bolshevista
but
from
the
apathy
and
indifference
in
respect
to
the
proper
exercise
of
citiien's
duties.
ruiNci:
of
iv.iux
won
toixt
to
point
niE
IBTUOHY.
England,
March
1.
The
Prince
of
Waleavwon
the
Welah
Ouard
race
in
oonnec-ttan
with
the
Beaufort
Hunt
point
to
point
races
today.
FISH
HELD
OVER
I1
TROUT
SEASON
OPENS
IN
MAY
Seasons
for
Lake
and
Stream
F'iithing
arc
Defined
by
Dominion
Fisheries
Office
The
Dominion
Fisheries
office
announces
that
the
angling
season
for
trout
will
cpen
on
May
34
this
year
......
,
,
.end
ouuilnue
open
until
November
14
One
lliimlrrd
ThnuvMiil
PiHtnd
of
,
.
.
.In
streams,
the
date
for
lake
fishing
t.
Offered
for
i'
Deferml
Halibut
lopen
MAV,n
int
from
May
1
to
Till
Tomorrow
.Februarj-
38.
The
bag
limit
Is
twenty
-
'flV8
Hah
per
day.
A
total
of
140.600
pounds
of
halibut
Lake
Kathlyn.
near
Smtthers.
which
'
waa
odJOrod
at
the
Flab
nchange
this
lias
boen
rloaed
for
seme
time
WkjU
morning
hut
the
sale
has
been
deterred
!
restocking
has
been
going
oh.
will
be
until
toenorro.
Tlte
boau
in
are
as,
open
to
fiahlng
again
thu
year
with
follows:
a
dally
bag
limit
of
alt
fish.
Amorlcavn-Helgeland,
40,000
pounds:
I
Democrat.
35.000.
and
Defence.
15.000.
I
ItYDIto
hTATIOMh
IN
CANADA
Canadian
Kdward
Upactt,
6,000
1
pounds:
Margallce.
8.500:
Utf
O..
3.-
!
Hydro-electric
generating
stations
In
000,
and
Scrub.
7.000.
Canada
number
308.
Wonderful
Achievement
Record
Is
Set
Forth
in
Report
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Polia
HrilUh
Columbia's
Northern
Patrol
Among
Most
Interesting
Stories
of
Those
Set
F'orth
In
Volume
Now
Made
Public
OTTAWA,
March
1.
A
wonderful
record
of
achievement
is
shown
in
the
annual
report
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
3
made
public
here
today
by
Hon.
Earnest
Lupointe.
Outstanding
in
thu
report
is
the
record
of
the
patrol
consisting
of
Inspector
T.
V.
:4
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newlv
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latent
and
best
for
the
leant.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
.
ABB
Hfls
J
tJ
0
0
tt
ftf
v
fl
itt
I
'
B
ft
'
&irBy
Homey
General
Manson
Urges
All
Members
of
Legislature
to
Unite
on
Anti-Oriental
Question
Intermarriage
between
races
ivould
be
fatal
FINE
WEATHER
development,
aeciares
minister
in
aiscuss-ing
resolution
at
Victoria
:!..
March
1.
An
invitation
to
all
parties
and
to
all
iiiiu-
in
drawing
up
a
resolution
that
would
bring
the
-.i
the
Oriental
ijucstion
in
British
Columbia
home
to
i
i'iala
without
lit
the
Mimr
time
embarasBing
either
the
i
I'M
ii
governments
in
their
relations
with
Oriental
tciirled
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general,
in
.ii
Wednesday
afternoon.
nun
placed
befom
the
House
by
('.
F.
Davie,
Conaer-
i
for
Cnwirhan-Newcastle.
urged
the
abrogation
of
aniie
Aiu':
.-Japanese
treaty
Insofar
aa
it
mmm
ARE
RESCUED
i
n
im.
ink
Nland
Where
I
.-,i-
l.oNt
Itaat
I1IN
STAYS
MJIIIND
i
.
is,,
iiuys
on
Flour
and
Finn
in
Nearby
Stream;
'
tioing
feouth
n
1
-After
Iuim
(Of
-.irk
of
flour
ami
flab
y
ktr?ni
nine
uem-e
of
the
halibut
1
i
wrecked
on
KodU:
'
1.1-y
13,
walked
llftnn
I
i.jii
village
ahcre
thr
took
them
to
KortiaK
ii-n
arrived
at
Seward
'
ue
to
Seattle
t
Peterson,
pm
onn
I
lined
at
tao
m
cue
of
attempi
t
salvage
'
Ataak.i
v.
hi,
-
three
y-n
n-
Tin
'
il
for
115.000
i
member,
o.
1
1
-
ere
'
I
the
Knuniunt
l!it
lie
Atatiolii''J
In
N"t-'
''I-
during
the
winn-r
Intrrfer-d
wi'.htlrltlah
Columbia's
right
tu
pi
.
t
an'.i-Orental
legislation
It
alo
.";
tnr
a
declaration
of
tbc
civil
rUht
Or.entaLa
Mr.
Mm
ilvcuMing
the
revolution,
vjid
Uir
r,
danger
of
all
waa
the
probalMttty
of
the
Inleraaixtnre
of
ttaa
races
He
declared
It
til
MaWMaMl
'r
4w,araif
trejstrltg.'
unbta
llM'.
thr
day
wotiM
ecme
when
intermarriage
would
become
nacre
and
tire
fre-juent
with
dlaMtrous
rcaulta.
T;i
my
mind
it
la
a
(Ituatlon
that
pO
FOR
FEBRUARY
More
Sunshine
ami
Mil
ler
Tern
perature
Recorded
Rainfall
at
First
of
Month
Heavy
A
apell
of
excptl:i::ull
bad
wrutli-during
the
f:ral
half
of
February
ht
been
fully
ovenhadowed
by
the
fuv
oondltlena
that
nave
prevailed
tlno
DM
middle
of
the
mouth.
Today
mark'
the
fifteenth
day
ainoe
Prince
Rupert
baa
bad
any
rain,
bright
sunahlne
having
prevailed
alauat
contlnuoualy
In
the
tune
intervening
Isccpt
for
a
!
icorulng
togs
fend.
Judging
from
thr
high
and
ateady
level
of
tbc
barometer
rodajr.
pxaaanl
ooiidltlona
abould
ra-Mla
far
a
while
longer.
While
rainfall
during
the
paM
month.
totalling
S.40
utobae.
waa
considcrakijr
ataa
f
thm.
ioaa
af
l
far
7truan,
t37.
aunahlrw
for
tbr
ON
ALL
OUTSTANDING
BONDS
!
Canadian
National
Pays
Whole
of
Interest
on
Railway
Debt
to
Public
Hon.
('.
A.
Dunning
Defends
Recent
Statement
Made
by
Minister
of
Finance
and
U
Cheered
by
Liberals
in
House
OTTAWA,
Mrach
1.
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
railways,
replied
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
to
Conservative
cniki.-ni
.ha.
in
announcing
reductions
in
the
net
debt,
the
minister
01
finance
had
not
taken
into
consideration
the
Canadian
National
bond
guarantee.
Mr.
Dunning
warmly
denied
that
the
present
government
bad
made
in
this
regard
any
change
in
the
accounting
system.
Now,
as
previously,
when
there
were
cash
advances
by
the
government
tp
the
(
.in.
dial,
Nutional
such
cash
advances
were
regarded
as
part
A
tN
D
minion
net
debt
but
that
.
.
.
.
.1
pari
jf
t:e
CIS.
d;bt
due
to
the
puo-lic
v
is
not
regard
:d
aa
part
of
the
i.c-t
ccc.t
feezau
t
t'je
Canadian
National
Ra
Iway
a
ite!f
earning
the
Interest
..r.
its
obi.gatlous
to
the
public.
rihe
mm
later
of
finance
has
not
thu
year
paid
out
one
cent
tor
ln-tfrest
on
be
debt
due
by
the
Canadian
Na'.u.-.ial
to
te
public."
declared
Mr
Dunning,
to
Liberal
chests.
RESUMPTION
OF
AIR
Wcrk
AhNiuhMiMl
lieeently
by
I.I
rut,
.
I).
f'tulkKlistiik
to
lie
Carried
Out
Again.
Ilepwrtetl
Dawson,
alao
Unking
up
with
the
Floyd
Btnncn
United
States
air
mall
service
in
Alaska.
Prince
Rupert,
SERVICE
IN
VIIKON
ALLAN
CUP
HOCKEY
GAMES
TO
BE
PLAYED
TRAIL
MARCH
5
AND
7
CAI.OAP
Y
March
l.-The
British
Collin.
'!
Mi
ni
Cup
play-otfa
have
been
-i'.
zYti
from
Vancouver
to
Trail
and
u.ll
take
place
March
6
and
7.
30.
83.
VYKATHKK
IIRPOIIT.
Prince
Rupert.-
Clear,
calm.
Terrace.-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
33.
Rraswood.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
18.
Alyoiuh
Clear,
calm.
temp.
13.
Alice
Arm
-
Clear,
calm,
temp.
34.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
34.
Stewart.
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
IB.
Hnzelton
--
Clear,
calm.
temp.
5.
8r.ilthera.--Clear.
calm.
temp'.
8.
Burns
Lake.-
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
0.
Attn-..
Clear,
north
wind.
temp.
8.
Wliltehorse-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
7.
Selkirk-Clear,
calm.
10
below.
Dr.waon.
Cloudy,
calm,
tamp.
5.
BROKE
RECORDS
GRAIN
SHIPPING
AT
VANCOUVER
Indication
Are
That
Season
Will
t
,
be
Double
TtlgsF
VAffCOCVKR,
March
1.
Vancouver
broke
all
records
yesterday
since
the
commencement
of
grain
shipments
1
through
thw
port,
the
pscelpts
to
date.
including
the
amount
reported
end
in
the
elevators
totalling
63.4''4.334
bushels
Plans
are
reported
to
be
under
way
which
Is
greater
than
the
total
for
the
for
re
-organization
of
the
Dawson-;
twelve
mouths
of
the
1M3-M
season.
Whltenorse
air
mall
service
which
was
Indications
are
that
the
port
wUl
dou-le
recently
abandoned
by
Lieut.
A.
D.
last
season's
ah.pmeaU
with
five
ahtp-
Crulkahank
who
lsst
year
operated
the
ping
months
remaining,
plane
"Queen
of
the
Yukon"
in
the
,
a
aerv'.ce.
Undr
Canadian
management.
'
It
la
proposed
to
resume
mall
and
paasenger
flights
from
the
ooaat
to
KING
JAMES
IS
COMING
TONIGHT
British
Motorship
Due
About
7
This
Evening
to
I
Kid
Seventeenth
Cargo
of
Season
The
big
British
motorahlp
King
James,
Capt.
Rich,
which
was.
Prince
Rupert's
second
grain
vejaeel
of
the
season
ard
which
Is
coming
back
to
load
out
the
seventeenth
cargo
of
the
season
for
the
United
Klng&om
or
Con
tinent.
wUl
arrive
about'
seven
o'clock
this
evening.
She
is
due
at
Triple
Island
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
to
UmP
iplck
up
her
pilot.
CapV
1.
R
Bfert.
Tl.o
Kins
Jsmas
Is
aJraaSW
linad
and
Prrt
-Clear,
er.lm,
31
Slmpwn
temp
ahtcuM
atwt
-loading
to-
nnj.vi
u
w.uu.
V.K-..
u...
m0
j
Tht
eighteenth
ahlp
of
thy
the
British
steamer
Penimoor,
due
next
week,
also
to
load
full
fdr
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
Is
typical
of
the
vessels
that
have
called
here.
BESNER
BLOCK
HANDSOME
ONE
Telegraph
Creek.--Clear,
calm,
temp.
Removal
of
False
Work
Reveal
1
Structure
Which
Will
lie
Iloth
,
.
Acquisition
and
Credit
to
WIKM.KSS
KKI'OKT
City
Sandya
Wunsch,
Sergeant
J.
R.
Patton
and
Constable
W.
A.
Cooper!
T7m
I
Advantage
has
been
taken
of
the
re
at
LJ.rd.
Columbia,
near
the
Yukon
border.
According
to'
ljritish
,
Dlgby
ci-Vcaim.
baromater.
cent
nn.
weather
to
rusk
construction
that
record
Sergeant
Patton's
intected
with
!
hand
became
gangrene
sosa;
temperature,
so:
sea
smooth:
11.50
1
of
the
new
three-stora,
kuaiaes.
block
in
January,
i
'.'-',
ana
one
linger
was
amputated
oy
a
razor
wielded
pm.
spoke
motorship
King
James,
m,
for
oner
Brum
at
the
northeast
cor
by
Inspector
Wuiiaeh,
there
being
no
doctor
within
reach
to
do
the
,
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
bound
ner
of
Third
Avenue
and
removal
of
the
Mcentlv
011
the
PorUock
banks
J0'
Th
'Po"
further
aaya:
"Our
ffhe
"
'
'
thetr
ay
to
render
'atr
,vaael
and
shattered
focftlPM-1
.
j
proceeded
unf
er
-bir
'piwW
.'
liOo
!
"
cco
ai.
rom
aaMatinsj
Seward
Where
retMirt
mbri.;g
effected,
i
n
Im4u"
mother
to
bring
a
baby
into:
The
(kipper
of
the
McKiniey
Is
Capt.
!
"
"
umvb
rrayci
Barney
Hansen.
CUSTOMS
COLLECTIONS
Total
for
Month
of
February
llilo
Year
C'onlilrn)lil.v
Almul
r
Uit
Yeer'a
llgure
falxe
work
reveals
s
structure
Dead
Tree
Point
-Clear,
calm:
baro-1
which
will
indeed
be
a
.credit
and
ter
80.32:
temperature,
36:
ssa
;
qulaltltn
to
the
architecture
of
this
Bmooin
icii
un,jic"111
r
nipcro
im
iincniTti
'
litjLj
ill
llUjrllAL
Bull
Hrb:ir
-Clear,
light
eat
wind:
embrlllshmenu
aiake
a
very
attractive
at
burtela.
j
.
barometer.
3D
18:
tom;eraUire.
30.
exterior,
suitably
matching
an
Interior
The
appeal
of
the
north
Is
Indicated
'
a.
itaMiiuwen
After
Hiring
lleeu
j
light
swell:
10.15
pjn.
spoke
steamer
whloh
will
be
of
moat
up-to-date
ap-
by
the
fact
that
few
of
the
men
do.
Taken
Alire
from
IhMt
Zero
Venture,
left
Shushartle
Bay.
north-!
polntment
u.d
design
not
v.lh
to
coirc
out.
Some
have
not
.
I
bound:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Amur,
been
out
for
thirteen
years.
The
death
occurred
yestirday
after-
James
Island
for
Anyox.
380
miles
from
According
to
Colonel
Cortlnndt
noon
In
the
I'-'iiro
Hupert
General
Anyox.
Starne.
comml.v.:inier.
who
U
responsl-:
Hospital,
when-
he
hud
Ihi'D
n
patient
Nimiii
hie
for
the
report
the
strength
of
the
for
,i
few
di.yt..
'
(
1!
lu-imisfen
of
the
j
Dlgby
Isl.md
Clear,
culm:
barometer,
police
on
September
30.
1337,
was
1004.
,cal
hullUut
li-him;
Inm:
Zero,
De-,3057:
temperHturr.
47.
rx-
amuoth.
Cuatoma
and
exclae
oollectlona
at
the
This
Is
an
lncre
of
81
over
the
pre-
ceased
ws
48
wari
or
atie
n1
waa
Dead
Tree
Point
-Clear,
culm:
buro-
port
of
Prlni'-
ttupcit
for
the
month
c'dlni
year
The
eimtluued
Increase
of
born
In
Nnrwiiy
He
w-
put
off
his
'
meter.
30
3J:
tem(erature.
45.
neu
,,r
Kehni.iiv
t.i'.'illeil
llat:i48
accord-
the
iier.s.innel
u
,lne
largely
to
the
In-
l.init
hire
In!
ivk
H'K
l.Htle
In
snioot
h
HU
K,
.
,nn,
nil"
'Hi'
"'
inncle
till"
Umril-
ereii'.r
III
tilt'
nun,
tier
required
to
pat,',!
Ln,
iw
ii
,it
!ns
Hi..ii.l
.ill
i
is
lull
he
Is!
Bull
H"li.'l
C'le.u
rulm,
li.i:
nle'i"
in
.1
11
M.I.I..'.!
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.Us-
Mi-
.11,
-tie
.mil
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iti-.iliM,
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::.
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k.
:i.'.
:,,,'
S
'
;
.;,
I
-.
.
i
-
FARMER
WAS
KILLED
STRUCK
BY
ELECTRIC
TRAIN
AT
CROSSING
VANCOt'VI.H
Miu.li
1
Trunk
El
well,
tanner
:is
in-'iiitly
killed
ye.sierday
'
.
ii
V
'
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k
hv
.i
B
i
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Fie,
trie
ii'
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