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MINIATURE
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GOLF
PLAYl
Grotto
Had
Low
Team
Score
Last
Night
and
oJe
Scott
Low
Individual
Score
Gre44
hod
the
low
score
of
326
In
la
mUrt
City
Miniature
Golf
League
fixtures.
Joe
Seott
was
i
the
the
low
scorer
with
74
strokes
for
the
38
holes.
The
results
were
as
follows:
Grotto
336,
General
Office
361
Groat
West-Bankers,
342
draw.
Dry
Dock
35,
78
Taxi
34.
Flying
Corps
345,
Acme
356.
The
standing
of
teams
to
date
is
as
follows:
W.
L.
OPU.
Flyteg
Corps
.
3
0
0
6
Great
West
2
0
1
5
7f
Tajd.
2
1
BanKets
.:
l
1
Grotto
l
2
'
Acme
1
2
Dry
Dock
l
2
C.
N.
R.
Oen.
Office
....0
3
Billiard
Averages
O.
P.
Batasjoo
(E)
17
4141
244
Don
Brown
(O)
7
1705
244
A.
Murray
(CL)
15
3651
343
J.
Smith
E)
10
2406
241
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.15
3548
237
G.
Howe
(O)
17
3919
231
F.
Zieman
CL)
13
3014
231
W.
E.
Wttttscroft
IE)
9
2031
226
M.
MeLaehlan
(0
16
3576
224
G.
Waugh
Qi
16
3587
224
C.
Baptie
(CLi
11
2464
224
J.
May
(Q
8
1767
221
M.
E.
Young
E)
17
3667
216
W.
Mitchell
K
16
3438
215
A.
Maedonald
(CL)
7
1499
214
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.17
3614
213
J.
Andrew
G
15
3162
21
1
F.
H.
Stephens
(E)
..
6
1026
205
CL.
Youngman
(CL)
4
814
204
T.
Clough
(G
3
599
200
F.
Bray
(B)
2
386
193
W.
Murray
(E)
7
1342
192
J.
Seott
(CL)
1
172
17:
John
Bulger
(G)
....
1
169
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by
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or
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of
British
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Columbia
Looking
forward
to
annual
vcrslty
crew
are
seen
here
Vancouver
Takes
if
1
tertmm
oi
by
Z
to
1
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
10:
keeping
enabled
Vancouver
mos
two
to
one
in
last
night's
fixture
and
advance
to
an
Undisputed
hold
on
first
place
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tu-n-nnint
,nririn
nvpr
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Ralrimns.
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ii.
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uesi
oi
me
iirst
penou
uy
airawcu
ub
j
uener
au
vantage
the-isecond
period
and
pretty
well
dominated
the
third.
Jackson
made
one
hairbfedth
save
after
another.
It
was
an
open
game
on
the
whole
and
one
of
the
most
exciting
that
has
been
seen
here
this
season.
All
scoring
was
done
in
the
first
period.
Frank
Jerwa,
dashing
right
through
from
centre
ice,
scored
the
first
goal
for
Vancouver
within
the
first
three
seconds
of
play.
Soon
Jack
Walker
pulled
a
similar
play
to
score
for
Seattle
within
five
minutes
of
the
start.
Play
was
confined
almost
excusively
to
Vancouver
ice
and
Jerwa
scored
again
on
a
pass
from
Jimmy
Arnott.
During
the
period
the
Seattle
line-up
was
almost
completely
changed.
The
only
penalty
of
the
period
was
charged
against
Bobby
Benson
who
was
retired
i
for
two
minutes.
i
Vancouver
was
lucky
in
the
second
period
that
Seattle
did
not
Al.
Wittmnv.
.ii.
new
football
i
naeh
i:
Pr.:n:eon
University
who
toookk
s-at
at
opening
of
..
Jerec
y
legislature
at
Trenton,
as
Republican
member
from
Mercer
county.
CRIB
GAMES
LAST
NIGHT
Moose
Now
Has
Handy
Lead
With
Oddfellows
Ilunners-TJp
I
Prince
Rupert
Oribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
i
Eagles
13,
Grotto
14.
teal
Cove.
16,
K.
of
Columbus
11.
I.
O.
O.
F.
17,
Hawks
10.
,
Moose
22.
Toe
II
S.
1
Operators
13,
Elevator
15.
Six
Mtisketeera
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
postjoned,
no
date
set.
League
Table
Won
Lost
Pts
Moose
88
50
I.
O.
O.
F
T7
58
Seal
Cove
SB
68
Operator!
67
06
K.
of
Cohnnbus
64
71
Elevator
64
71
Hawks
03
72
Eagles
63
72
Grotto
63
72
Toe
II
6
75
Six
Musketeers
54
54
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
54
54
gg
,
77
j
eg;
67
84
04
S3
:
G3
63
60
54
54
Mont'Tul
is
the
largest
inland
harbor
in
the
world,
with
32
miles
of
nvev
frontage
meeting
with
traditional
rival,
Oxford
.
member.':
of
Cambridge
Unl-as
they
held
their
first
outdoor
pf
ant
tee
of
season
on
River
Cam.
TUB
DAIL?
NEWS
.
-4
Undisputed
1
V
Hey
League
Victory
Last
Night
Percy
Jackson's
stellar
goal:
Lions
to
defeat
Seattle
Eski
-
Pacific
Coast
Hockev
League
"rri:"zz':zr:;::r:z
a
long
margin,
me
.E.SKiinos
core.
Percy
Jackson
made
several
sensational
saves.
Seattle
played
great
combination.
Vancouver,
had
the
bulk
of
the
play
in
the
first
six
ninutes.
The
next
ten
minutes
were
Seattle's.
The
remainder
of
the
period
i
was
marked
by
end
to
end
play.
At
one
time
Jackson
had
to
sprawl
flat
down
the
entire
width
of
the
net
to
save
scoring
in
a
scrimmage
in
front
of
his
goal.
Jerwa
played
a
brilliant
roving
game
for
Vancouver.
Seattle
made,
shot
after
shot
in
the
third
period
agaitttt
the
Van
couver
geal
but
Jackson
saved
bril
liantly.
Toward
the
close,
all
Se
attle's
five
men
were
playing
forward
and
doing
everything
to
score
but
it
was
in
vain
and
the
game
ended
in
great
excitement,
The
Lions
now
have
27
points,
the
Eskimos.
25
and
the
Portland
Buc-
karoos.
23.
'
GROTTO
WINNER
Deferred
Billiard
League
Fixture
Cleaned
up
Lat
Night
With
Tobacconists
on
Top
Last
Tuesday's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Canadian
Legion
was
cleaned
tip
las4,
night
when
A.
Murray
(Legion1
beat
George
Waagn
in
the
final
peaipotieil
game
with
a
score
of
250
to
335.
The
Grotto
won
the
I
fixture
by
a
score
of
1142
to
1094.
I
The
high
break
was
44
by
Charlie
iBaptie.
in
me
urns
vs.
uanaaian
region
lhcture
of
last
Friday
night
games
of
William
Mltehell
(Elks)
vs.
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion)
and
W.
I.
WlUUeroft
vs.
O.
P.
Tinker
still
remain
outstanding.
Orotto
and
BHm
meet
this
ev
i
ening
in
a
regular
fixture.
The
league
standing
for
the
sec
ond
half
of
the
season:
Games
Total
Ave.
Orotto
.
6
0890
1148
Canadian
Legion
0
6776
1129
Elks
.6
6353
1059
HANSON
IS
CONQUEROR
Defeated
Joe
Malkewiez
by
Tech-
nicai-Fall
in
Seattle
-Wrestling
Bout
Last
Night
-:
SEATTLE.
Feb.
10
Scoring
the
only
fall
of
the
eight-round
bout
on
a
technicality,
Charlie
Hanson
won
In
wrestling
here
last
night
'from
Joe
Malkewiez,
his
former
It
was
in
the
earlv
states
of
the
exciting
match
that
Hanson
got
this
award,
the
technicality
being
when
Malkewiez
threw
him
,v
the
third
and
top
rope
which
constitutes
a
roui.
Thereafter.
Malkewlci
pressed
Hanson
hard
and
had
him
eroiev
jln
fifth
round
In
the
sixtn
(however,
Makewiei
was
hurjed
otlt
of
the
ropes
for
the
count
of
eighteen
when
he
struggled
back,
Maleewte
went
out
of
the
ropes
again
in
the
seventh
lor
tne
count
of
ten
and
in
the
eighth
for
nine
teen.
Before
the
closing
gong,
Malke-
wicz
did
everything
lri
his
power
to
score
a
faU
but
Hanson
managed
to
elude
him
and
carry
off
the
decision.
Both
men
were
exhausted
and
staggering
around
the
ring
at
the
close.
SPORT
CHAT
Billiard
League
lineup
for
tonight:
Brown
t
Grotto)
vs.
Balagno
E4ks.
Waugh
Gi
vs.
Bray
(Ei;
Andrews
G
vs.
Mltehell
E),
Howe
(G
vs.
WHliscreft
E;
Mc
.Galium
(Oi
vs.
Young
E.
Prince
George
holds
the
dlstinc-
Hon
of
having
the
only
illuminated
skiing
hill
on
the
American
continent
and
the
second
in
the
world,
Kongsberg.
Norway,
being
the
first
to
introduce
Jumping
at
night.
This
i
ine
hill
is
situated
in
the
centre
of
,ne
city,
only
200
yards
from
the
C'itv
Hall.
It
is
constructed
on
Olympic
standard
measurements
and
rorrcspohds
almost
in
detail
with
the
hill
at
Lake
Placid,
on
which
the
Olympic
tournament
will
be
held
in
February
next
year.
Among
;.he
many
skiers
taking
part
in
the
western
championships
at
Prince
Ororge
are
N.
Kaldahl
of
the
Holly-burn
Pacific
Ski
Club,
Nip
Stone
of
the
Grouse
Mountain
Ski
Club
as
well
as
Lindsay
Loutet
arid
W.
Wal-klnshaw
of
the
same
club;
Frank
Jakobson,
Erik
Sandstrom
and
R.
j!
Verne
from
the
Viking
Club;
N.
Jorstad
of
Norge
Ski
Club,
Winnipeg,
and
several
enthusiasts
who
are
accompanying
the
skiers.
Before
the
largest
company
gathered
to
witness
a
hockey
match
this
season
the
Prince
George
team
scored
a
one-
to
nil
victory
over
the
boys
from
Alkali
Lake
recently.
The
ice
was
so
heavy
that
the
contest
developed
into
one
of
endurance.
The
most
noticeable
weakness
of
the
visitors
was
their
inability
to
shoot.
They
kept
the
play
in
front
tof
the
Prince
George
net
most
of
the
time,
but
were
unable
to
regis
ter.
Th.e
lone
tally
for
Prince
George
came
in
the
first
period.
Terry
iJehnson
refereed
the
game
under
lit.
1
I
A
-
-
me
new
ruies
ana
imu
one
or
two
of
the
Prince
George
playera
on
the
bench
most
of
the
time.
REFEREEING
CRITICIZED
Complaints
Made,
in
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
LCague
Caldwell
Accompanies
Eskimos
to
Vancouver
SEATTLE,
Feb.
10
Hugh
Cald-wel'
prldent
of
the
Seattle
Es
kimos
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
team,
accompanied
the
team
tri
'Vancouver
for
its
game
with
the
Vancouver
Lions
last
night,
deter
mined
to
srf
that
his,
boys
got
fair
j
treatment
In
the
Canadian
city.
The
finality
of
trie4
refereelng
In
Pacific
Coast
League
games
has
been
subject
of
a
good
deal
of
criticism
lately.
Frank
Patrick
preyident
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Ta-rae,
and
Ouy
Patrick,
manager
of
the
Vancouver
Lions,
have
been
among
the
chief
complainants.
The
allegation
is
made
that
home
(own
team!
have
been
getting
too
much
of
the
breaks.
!
The
Eskimos
wilt
play
the
Portland
BucJcaroos
In
Seattle
Thursday
night
and
analn
in
Portland
Friday
night.
lOId
Country
Soccer
Scottish
Cup
Second
Kound
St.
Mirren
3.
Clyde
1
i
overtime).
Scottish
League
First
Division
Partlck
1.
Hibernians
0.
Scottish
League
Second
Division1
Third
Lanark
4.
Dundee
Uriited'O:
Tjor-
rar.
i
HILLA
BAGSIlAW
HAS
BROKEN
HAND
IS
li
IN
LULAL.
I
OP
A
I.
HUM
HOSPITAL
UAL.
Billy
Bagshaw.
"well
known
local
boxer,
is
a
patient
in
the
Prince
Ru
-
'
pert
General
Hospital
suffering
;
from
blood
poisoning.
He
broke
his
hand
In
a
recent
bout
with
Benny
1
Wendle
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
February
12
Seal
Oove
vs.
Dry
Doek.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Leif
Erikson
vs.
Moose.
Grotto
Ramblers
vs.
Wanderers
Six
Musketeers
vs.
I.O.O.F.
February
16
Moose
vs.
Elevator.
Kts
of
Columbus
vs.
Six
Musk-
eteerB.
I.O.Of.
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
j
Operators
vs.
Toe
H.
;
Eagles
vs.
Hawks.
J
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Grotto.
February
23
Hawks
vs.
Seal
Cove
tfcwmlH.
Toe
H.
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Operators.
Elevator
vs.
I.O.OP.
Moose
vs.
Kts
of
Columbus.
Grotto
vs.
Six
Muskeeters.
March
2
Hawks
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
Sawmltl
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Toe
H.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Operators.
Kts.
of
Columbus
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Muskeeters
vt
Meoae.
March
9
Grotto
vs.
Ku
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Toe
II.
Operators
vs.
liawks.
!
Elevator
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
'
Moose
vs.
I.OJQJF.
Eagles
vs.
Six
MuSkeieers.
i
March
16
P,
R.
Hotel
vs.
Hawks.
Toe
H.
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Elevator
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Eagles
vs.
Kts.
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs
Operators
March
23
!
Grotto
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
I.O.OF
vs.
Seal
Cote
San-mill.
Hawks
vs.
Rlevator.
?
Moose
vs.
Balea.
Kts
of
Colutnbus
vs.
Toe
H.
Operators
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
19
I.O.OJ1.
vs.
Wanderers.
Grotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Grotto
Ramb.
vs.
Leif
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
r&nad4an
Legion
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Ftbrusry
26
Seal
Cove
vs.
Canadian
Legion
Leif
Erikson
vs.
drotto.
1.0jO.F.
vs.
Moose.
Ski
Musketom
vs.
Wanderers.
a
Drjr
Doek
vr.
drotto
Ramblers
March
5
Seal
Oove
vs.
1.0.0J1.
Wanderers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Blx
Musketeers
vs.
drotto
Ramb
Can.
Legion
vs.
Leif
Erikson
Orotto
vs.
Moose.
-
March
12-
Dry
Dock
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Lief
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Orotto
vs.
Wanderera
Orotto
Ramb.
v
Seal
Cove.
March
19
Canadian
Legion
Vi.
Wanderer
Seal
Cove
vs.
Moose;
Orotto
Ramblers
vs.
Orotto.
Leif
Erikson
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Feb.
10--Elks
vs.
Orotto.
Feb.
13
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Feb,
11-Leg
Ion
vs.
Elks.
Feb.
30
Elks
vsi
Orotto.
Feb.
24-Ofotto
vs.
Legion.
Feb.
2t-Elks
vs.
Letloh.
Mar.
3-Elks
vs.
orottd.
Mar.
6
Orotto
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
10
Legion
vs.
Elks.
Mar.
13
Elks
vs.
Giotto.
Mar.
17
drotto
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
20
Elks
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
24-
Elks
vs.
Orotto.
Mar
27
drotto
vs
Legion.
'Flames
Destroy
Chicago
Factory;
Lives
6f
One
Hundred
Girls
Endan
gered
But
None
Are
Seriously
i
t
.,.
Injured.
',
CHICAGO,
Feb.
10:
Fire
de-
istrttfed
a
west
side
factory
during
working
hmfts-.
The
ltves
of
one
hundred
girls
employed
in
the
pIaitt
were
enaangered
but
.y
e8.
caped
without
serious
Injury
Two
firemen
in
fighting
the
flames,
sustained
injuries
which
necessKo-,
hospital
treatment.
,
ATLIN
FLIGHT
WAS
FINE
ONE!
i
Pilot
Stan
McMillan
Eulogized
For,
Succeeding
in
McMurray
to
i
Atlin
Hop
1
"The
trip
was
one
of
the
most'
difficult
ever
undertaken
by
ntry
pilot
in
the
Dominion,
and
the
fat
that
Pilot
McMillan
accomplished
(he
hop
althtragh
he
was
thought
lost
for
a
time,
reflects
favorably
on
the
ability
of
the
company's
pilots
to
otoreemt
the
tflraMf
tasurmouii-
'UbJe
difflctiKtea
met
with
daffy
while
flying
in
the
northern
re
gions,"
said
Frank
Held
of
Calgary,
managing
director
of
the
Commercial
Airways,
in
commenting
in
Bn-
monton
on
the
recent
flight
of
Pilot
Stan
McMillan
from
Fort
Mc-
(Murray
to
Atlin
to
assist
in
the
sal
vage
of
the
late
Capt.
Burke's
plane
Ski
Championship
Meet
Now
on
at
Prince
George
(OoaUttMd
Iran
pate
one.)
George;
K.
Sngatatf.
Burns
Lake,
and
0.
Elvafias.
Prtrtee
Oeorsje
Of
the
four
oonteatants
in
the
Class
"B"
category,
A.
Kirks
tone,
Prince
George
was
first
with
a
time
fof
one
hoer,
!
mimitefi,
M
seconds,
D.
Trouadell
of
Bums
Lake
was
aec-
-
-
.
VI
11
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Big
Mi.s.'.-on
4i;
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dp:
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Grandvicv
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Morton
Nittion.il
smv
Noble
Fiv.
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Oregon
Cnpp'
Pond
on-ill
0"
Premier.
70
7!i
Porter-Idah
Reeves
MiK-iOm
Rufus-Art-t-i
I.,
Snowflukc
Topley
Rici;i
i
Woedbin.
;
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OILS
A.
P.
Con
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r,
Calmont,
2;',
a;.
falh0USt(
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Home,
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Royalite.
17
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Freehold
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Merland
17'
Mercury.
3o
:k,
t'ttited.
26
21,
Industrial
Koranda.
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Nickel
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DAUGHTER
II'
Mil
Mrs.
Julian
I'iggott,
Fanm
ekine
of
tiov
-nmsr
&
Becomes
Sloth?;
VICTORIA
the
Lieuteiw:'
(..-
celved
word
n'
ter
to
Mi
gott
in
LdiiC.
-8.
Mn-.
Pit!---Hlen
M.td;
:.
tioerni:ifir
.
Lieutenant
c;
The
Weather
Dead
Tr-
r
Triple
I
I:
v
moderate,
-
:
Langaiu
wind,
mocit
.
i
Digby
l.si.nr
wind,
ban
:.
4.1
WHEAT
OlOTOT
ic
ivnTilFRf
A
1
Ik
'
'
"
VANCOVYK'
wd,
HnM,
ane
hcui,
21
minutes
andjea
wind
;
34
second;
L.
Lowtet
of
Orouse
Icrature
4-
MounUin.
third,
one
hour.
34
irtea
and
96
seeends;
W.
Walkin-
shaw
of
Oitrnse
Mountain,
fourth.
on
hour,
46
minutes
and
34
seconds.
Four
ladies
took
part
in
the
la-i
dier
'
two
and
a
ban
mile
country
race
And
three
fts
fettled.
Following)
jare
the
names
and
times:
Mrs.
O.
Batten,
3i
minutes
and
30
seconds;
!Mtj
Nayma
WAvmO,
94
minutes.
at
jseoends,
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
Strom,
26
J
minutes
ana
i
seconds.
The
Jumping
contests
take
place
wheat
pn
this
afternoon.
The
weather
Is
mild
j
movem
tr
but
not
melting.
'today
wh-
Do
you
Look
for
a
"Bite
iitWliisky
?
Many
cheap
and
inferior
whiskies
are
noted
fur
the''
(tl
or
"biu."
A
"bite"
is
the
result
of
adding
raw
blend.
Actually
a
whuky
with
"bite"
is
usuauy
tawo
mature
than
a
whisky
with
none.
reason
for
the
world
reputation
of
"V
'
rte-One
Whiskyis
iU
eompleU
lack
of
"'bite."
Thfl
ri.-b.
a
,
is
scquired
after
many
years
in
the
wood.
"'K
.tticd-'
maturity
and
properly
"married"
White
Hot.
'ioJ
roaaj
ior
ute
worm
s
approval,
a
more
met""-
7:
dolightful
spirit
than
White
Horse
is
not
obtains
'
tifuiTE
H
Vanrniitan
h
'''Whisky
DlSTlttED.
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AND
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IN
SC0TlAN
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advertisement
is
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niiliimlied
or
di
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or
by
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