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0~cial paper of the City of Beach and of Golden
THE BEACH REVIEW
lHzhlisl~e:i every Thursday at Beach. North Dgkota
H. E. ENDERLE and D. A. ~,VALLACF~. Editors and Publishers
Subscriptions $2.00 per year in advance
as second class matter September 18, 1931, at the postoffice at
Beach. North Dakota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Advertising rates ft~ral~ed upon request,
Valley county
tinel Butte Locals
t111
Englund and Eugene returned
from a week's visit with
Yes at Aberdeen• S. D.
and Virginia Boisen had
removed at the Dickfn-
hospital last Friday. They re-
home Saturday night. Anna-
Ruth Nunn spent Friday
Saturday visiting at the Boisen
Powers had her tonsils re-
at the Beach hospital Saturday
Lievens visited at the A.
home last week.
Babcock ~pent a few days
visiting Verda Smith
Fred Smith entertained the
of the Ladies' Aid at her
Thursday afternoon.
and Mrs. 0verstad 51 ~each
visitors at the A. L. Martin
Rhythm Ramblers will
for a dance at Sentinel Butte
night, August 3.
Strong has organized a Sun-
~achool and church service to be
held each Sunday afternoon at 2:30
in the Twin Buttes school house. He
has also made arrangements for a
vacation Bible school to be conducted
at the same place, it having begun on
Tuesday.
Cash Van Eaton returned this week
from Glasgow. Montana.
Pearl Nesseth and Miss Hart from
Dickinson stopped at the Martin home
enroute from Glacier Park.
Kenneth Jeter of Iowa, a brother of
Guy Hall, stopped here Sunday for a
visit, while on his way to Springdale
where he is employed.
Mrs, Dr. Kellar of Wibaux was
here last week visiting at the Hah
home.
Word comes from Glendive that
Mrs. Harry Gilbert is improving rap-
idly and will soon be home.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. a. Burns and
family drove to Dickinson Saturday
to consult the doctor concerning the
twins, who have been on the sick list
the pasl few days.
OF MORTGAGE FORE-
CLOSURE SALE
(Installments Only)
-H
is hereby given that that
executed and de-
F. Brown and
Brown his wife, mort-
the Manager of the Bank
Dakota. mortgagee, dated
day of May, 1922. and filed
the office of the Beg-
of the County of Gold-
and State of North Dako-
17th d:ty of June. 1952.
in Book "15" of Mort°
20-21-22 and duly
said mortgagee to the
of N~rth Dakota,
in O~ce. in trust,
by a sale of the
such" mortgage and here-
at the front door
House in the City of
County of Golden Val-
or Nortth Dakota. at
2 o'clock P. M., on the
August 19.~5, to satisfy
due upon the past due
of such mortgage on the
The premises described
"tgage and" which will be
the installments due
~ame are described as
Half ($1/~) of Section
(3), Town,hip One Hun-
(141) North, of
Hundred Five (105)
Golden Valley County,
be due on such mort-
of sale the sum of
with the statutory
The lien of the
such mortgage hereby
to the lien
of tbe amount
such mortgage.
22, 1935.
of North Dakota,
of Mortgagee,
Attorney for Agent
Bismarck, N• D.
8-25, Aug. 1
MORTGAGE FORE-
~RE SALE
ts Only)
that that
and deltv-
N. Haugse and ECnel
and wife, mortgag-
of The Bank of
mortgagee dated the
L930, and filed for
of the Reginter
County of Golden
of North Dakota on
1980 and re-
of Motto_get at
duly assigned by said
the State Treasurer of
and his succemors in
Will be foreclosed by
in such mort
described, at the
the Court House iu the
in the County of Gold-
State of North Dakota,
of 2 o'clock P. M., on
Of Av~l~St, 1935, to
due upon advanc-
Past due installments of
the day of Bale.
in such mort-
be sold to ~t-
and advances
same are described
and Two (2). the
the Northwest
of Section
Township One
(141) North,
Hundred" Three
and the Northeast
of Section ~wea-
TOwnship One Hun-
One (141) North of
Hundred Four (104)
Valley County,
due on such mort-
of sale the aura
includes insurance
by the holder of
the sum of $54.00
with the sis-
foreclosure. The lien
such mortgage here-
inferior to the lien
of the amount
of North Dakota, as
Mortgagee,
25. AUg. |-~-15
17 LBS.
FAT
o r" R,s
Rosevllle,
doctor prescribed
for me---he said they
In the lea~t. I've
Kruschen i~
gold."
no attention to
sald there was no
She Wisely fol-
advice. Why don't
(lasts
but a trifle).
morning,. ~l~
THE
i
l ~-i [ TOIIM~T PRJ~PARAT!O/ . dc~?~;J~PJ~' I~0~d ...........
I .-. .. . . . I I ~m P~. ~m..~.te~l~~ ~ ~ md~,~¢-; ~~FORT~
I /-, ...... ~~rply during the past year, but not due to ~ i "~ ~: /,
I O -~n PcRtEPwARATIONS--Whlle prices on
[ [ I individual pr d-o ucts--wlii--be reduced to meet cut-
' ~mpe1:lt on1, there will be no general price o~5C~~~5CI'O=n.T P~a~nt~daennd'val ~ ~o~ g.OUbeautff~ :~
HAPPENINGS THA AFFECT THE OIN. R breaks• ,, ,.--...
PAILS, DIVIDEND CHECKS AND TAX BILLS TYPEWRITERS AND OFFICE MACHINERY~ 8x10. hand painted e "'~ont.
INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE AGRiCULTURE--Meat prices will-pro~abI~; "re- ~s ad~:l~tw~i~'h I
FROM LOCAL WELFARE main stable for some time, with p0.i.le breaks I
--o0o-- next wi,ter• Grain prices are likely to be 10w. / tionWI.-.,:~.-.L- I
, J aly 29. INIt-:-Prlce levels are something in .There are no signs that .buhtnees at jarge is ~'~ ~t~reV to oaoh |:
w.n!cn every in¢lustry has a common interest, along go]ug m for ru|no.us price.cutting on a wi~e 'scale,
wnn every consumer, private or commercial Sec- which woul(l lnevlr~tBly result in wage reductions ~
ondary reason for the establishment of the NRA~
primary reason was wage and working requirements
--was to peg and stabilize prices, thus assuring
business a profit. NRA zealots, when the bureau
was thrown into the discard by a Supreme Court
rulingS, said that the result would be price chaos
which would disrupt industry and negate what
progress toward recovery had been made. Oppon-
ents of the NRA. while they felt this view was ob-
viously extreme, were most|y themselves uncertain
as to the future price trend, said little, and waited
for events to take their course.
Now "Business Veeek" has supplied a partial
answer to the highly important price question,
through a "confidential poll" of executives of maj-
or industries. Assurance was given to the persons
asked that neither personal nor firm names would
be published, thus making it possible for them to
be as frank as the~' wished. Results of the poll.
which appears to be the most thorough and aUth-
oritative yet made. was published in a recent ts.
sue of "Business Week"--and here is a digest of it:
STEEL---Price structures low but sound, will
be supported even during the dt)ll season.
]~LECTRICAL PRODUCTS~Price trend slight-
ly downward, but ultimate effect believed good.
MININC~--Prices are Weak in this industry.
Elimination of NRA pegging has caused a severe
break in copper prices,
AUTOMOBILI~S--Prices Will hold firm--the
Industry's policy of giving more value for the
money each year will be continued
PETROLEUM---Outlook is hazy. Price trends
will be determined by the success achieved in en-
bUIIIIIII IUIIIJI
PETROLEUM pRODUCTS--Prices will hold
firm during summer with a moderate raise in .fall.
DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS--Butter
Proceedings
llll,
9:00 A M. July 19th. 1935, the
Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
Peter Golliet appeared in connection
with his application for old age
pension. Application and evidence
showed applicant to be 67 years of
age. He was informed that he could
not obtain old age pension under
Chapter 254 of 1933 Session Laws
and application was rejected. He
was instructed to consult with Mr.
NordiC.
Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6 and 7, Block 2.
Hunter's 2nd Addition sold to Joe
and Mike proclv tot the amount of
$52.00 and Deed issued by Chairman
of Board and County Auditor, on
order of the Board.
Z. Vla~off appeared in behalf of
applicants for old age pension,
Herin Brown and Mablon Stecker,
of Saddle Butte Township Board. ap-
peared a~king for two bridges which
are washed out: one on SI~" ~orner
of Section one and one on SW corner
of Section 24-141-I05, The Board
agreed to make Inspection.
J. M. Still appeared as agent for
Fred Mabee and protested against
valuation placed on SW~ of Section
30-142-104 on the ground that his val-
uation is higher than surrounding
lands. Board tOOk matter under ad-
visement to be passed on In equaliza-
tion.
Beard opened l~mber bids and con-
tinued consldm:~tion until noon.
12:20 Board adjourned for lunch.
Beard reconvened at 1:00 o'clock
P. M. with all members present.
• he Elk Creek Tow~,shht ~ 1~oard
appeared before the Board of County
Commissioners requesting bridge be-
tween Section 17 and 18 In 142-I04
which was washed oat.
Matter taken under advisement.
The Board o| County Commission-
ers took up the matter of the Equat-
izati0h of" Elk Creek Township with
the Township Board which was re-
quested by the Northern Pacific
Railway Co.
Bids of Golden Valley Lumber
Yard, Beach, N D., and the Han~_n
Lumber and Fiardware Co.. GOI~~a,
N. D., being identical, the Board
notified both parties to appear be-
for~ the Board on July 20 for deter-
mination of acceptance of bids.
Z. Vlaz0ff appeared regarding old
age pension applications of Harrriet
Wll~on. Alexander Wilson, John
Wilson and James Wilson, Board
adjourned as a Board of Equaliza-
tion and r~onvened as a Roard of
County Commlssionet~ for the pur-
pose of pazmlng on said matter. Ev-
idence was taken on all of such ap-
plications.
Application of James Wilson con-
sidered; the Board found that three
l~rot~hers and two zisters own together
property worth $650,00. Board ap-
proved allowances for the Wlisons
as follows: James Wilson $143.50;
Harriet Wilson $130.00. she having
equity of $270.00 in real estate: Al-
exander Wilson $13'5.:]]L he IttV¢lng
equity of $120.00 In real estate; Jobs
Wilson $127.50. he having equity of
$320.00 fn real estate. Application of
Mary Wilson denied, she having not
reached the age required by law,
Moved by Commissioner XVosoPka
that certificates of allowance bc made
in accordance with the foregoing
statement. Motion seconded by Com-
missioner Odland and upon being
put to a vote. all Commissioners
voted "Aye" and motion carried.
The following resolution was offer-
ed by Commissioner Wosepka:
RESOLUTION
Resolved: that Golden Valley coun-
ty sponsor the erection and construc-
tion of a dam to be located on Sec-
tion 3 Twp. 141 Range 105. same to
m"
be known as the "Odland da . and
that proper request be made by the
Board that the proposal be reviewed
and forYn~:l application be made for
an allotment of funds for such pro-
Ject to the Federal Works Progress
Administration under the rules ann
regulations promulgated I)y it, and
Be It further lce~oweo that Minnie
E. Smith, the County Auditor of
Golden Valley County be. and she
hereby is empowered to slgn the
project proposal on behalf of the
County of Golden Valley, and
Be it further Resolved that Oscar
Seeker. Civil Enginebr. be and he
is hereby designated and directed to
furnish such information as the
Works Progress K~[miulstration may
require or request tn connection with
such application, and
He it ,further Resolved that Lewis
Odland, a member of this Board,
represent thi C~ounty as sponsor in
the erection and operation of the
project, and upon being put to a vote
all members voted aye. whereupon
said resolution was declared carrled~
advance forecast. Milk prices wiI1 be lower than
usual next winter, due to lower priced feeds.
of Golden Valley County. and as
such should be entitled to the pay-
ment Of the e~penses of tts mem-
bers when air'ending to the duties
of such Board.
NOW, THEREFOItE. Bi,] IT itIC-
SOLVED That the members of such
~rd shall be entitled from the
funds of Golden Valley County to
$1.00 per meeting actually attended
plus mileage at the rate of 51 per
mile actually traveled in connection
with the duties as members of such
Board.
Be It Further RESOLVED. That
the State's Attorney. who is the sec-
retary of of such Board, shall be
~nd hereby is authorized to use
County stationery and stamps for
correspondence in connection with
such Board and Its duties.
Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Wosepka and upon being put
to a vote. all commissioners voted
"Aye" and motion was declared car-
ried and ~esolution adopted.
Board adjourned at 6:00 P. M. to
meet on July 20 at 8:30 A. M. as
a Board of Equalization.
July 20th. 1935. 9:00 A. M. The
i3oard of Cotlllty Ccnlnlissioners Ins1
pursuant to adjournment with all
r~er~i)erspresent.
The Board convened as a Board
of ];'-~:lualizatlon to equalize the as-
sessment in the unorganized towrt-
ships of 143 and 144 Range 103, 13,7
and 135-103 and 180-105 and 186-106
12:00 Nobn Boaxd adjourned.
1:00 P. M. The Board reconvened
with all members present as a Board
of ~luallsatlon.
The following changes were made
in the unorganized townships:
All of Section. 5. Twp. 144~ ~Range
103 loweced from $~3~.~ to $500.0O,
a decrease of $2~,5.00.
All Of Section 7~ ~rWp. 144, Range
108 lowered f~.om.$553.00 to $50~.00,
a decre~se of $53,00.
All of Section 9, Twp 144. Range
103 loitered from ~608.00 to $550.0~,
a decrea~ of-$5~.00.
All of'~eettou 11. ~wp. 144, Range
103 raised fro~ ~d$08.00 tO $800.00,
an increase ~f $208:00.
All of Section 15, TwP. 144, Range
103 ral~od fA~om ~$647.00 to $800.00,
an increase of $158.00. -"
All of Section 23. Twp. 144. Range
103 raised from $608.00 to $900,80,
an increase of $192.00.
All of Section 27. Twp. 144, Range
103 raised from $634.00 to $854.~,
an increase of $200,00..
All of Section $~, Twp. 144,
103 lowered from $608.00 to $512.00,
a decrei~ of $96.00.
All of Section 7, Twp. 133, Range
108 raised from $1170.00 to $1690.00,
an /ncrsase of $520.00.
~ll of Section 17, Twp. 138, Range
ti03 lowered from $960.00 to $040.00,
a decrease of $320.00.
All of Section 21, Twp. 138, ]~nge
108 lowered from $1120.00 to $800.00,
a decrease of $320.00.
The Board adjourned as a Board
of Equalization of the unorganized
townships and reconvened as a
Bdard of County Comml~LSionerz.
The Board inspected the following
bridges that were washed out, in
Township 141, Range 105 bridge on
the Southeast corner of 8ectioff one,
thence to bridge on the Southwest
corner of Section 24, thence to bridge
on the Northeast corner of Section
18. Twp. 142, Range 104. thence to
the steel bridge on Section 16, TWP.
1~3, Range 104, known as the east
steel bridge across the Beaver Creek,
which thud Board found in very bad
condition due , to cutting away of
the ~u'th bank,
The Board returned to Beach at
7:00 P. M.
7:00 P, M. the Board adjourned to
meet July 22nd, 1935
July 22nd. 1935, 9:00 A. M. The
Board of County Commissioners me~
pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
~,dUl Thoemke appeared before the
for a hearing on his applica-
tion for old age pension. He was
sworn and teutified• Moved by Wo-
sepka, seconded by Odland that Old
Age Pension be allowed in the amount
of $150.00 per year.
The Board adjourned as a Board
of County CommiSsioners and recon-
vened as a Board of F_xluallzation
and worked on the equalization of
the unorganized townships.
The Board adjourned am a Board
of Equalization.
12:00 Noon Board adjourned,
1:00 P, M, The Board reconvened
with all members present as a Board
of County CommiSsioners.
J. S. Rathbu~i appeared before
the Board relatiVe to the lmyment
of services of Doctor for his wife
and signed the following agreement.
I, J~ S. Rathbun, in const~eratl~.n
for the County of Golden Valley m
the State of North Dakota authoriz~
ing Dr. V. G. Morris of Beach,
North Dakota, to make calls and
Commissioner Odland presented the give treatment to my wife, Mrs. ~.
following resolution and moved its S. l~tthbun, do hereby Promise and
agree, on demand, remake repay-
adoption: RESOLUTION ment to Bald Golden Valley Gounty
~H~EAS, Pursuant to ChaPttl~~ of anY funds by it aev~ncea pursuant
~17 of t e 1~5 Se~lon x,aws o~ to said order in cash or labor at
St;tte-°thN°rth-Dak°ta;-a"~ 'h--reK"]: r~t~rlder:-a tha option of the ]~ard of County
ulaUons promutgated the " --n'-': Comml|m!o~ere of Golden Valley uoun-
~tv Planning Bo~r~ na~ Dee ~" ty North DakOta. _ _ . .
;?~- o~ ave m~cot~t a~_ .~ t~ ~ d~y of J~Y, ~- D. ~m.
]Bmw~ tn dm)med an
and longer working weekS--and industry does not
want that. The consumer can b~ reasonably certain
that his dollar will buy .Just about as much during
~the next six months or a year as it does now.
--cOo--
Students of European affairs have no lack of
m~tterial these days~material that is both absorb-
ing and appalling.
Top in interest Is the Ita1Ian.~thiopian em-
broglio, which progresses steadily toward war~
most observers think actual bostilities will start
in the fall. Premier Mussolini does most of his
speaking from gun-carriages at present--and, his
remark~ are the most warlike in post.war history.
On the other side of the fence, black E~lporer
Halle Selassie pledges the life of every one Of his
subjects to the defense of Ethiopian ladePrudence.
In the meantime, foreigners are evacu~iting Add|s
Ababa. Ethiopian capitol, on the advice of their
consular representatives,
If war comes, Ethiopia will have two adVant-
ages~it will be able to muster an army of sever-
al million men accustomed to the almost lncred-
ibly hard country in which they live. (A recent
book on Ethiopia bears the title. "The Hell Hole
of Creation." and visitors to Ethiopia say that de-
scription is not exaggerated.) On the other hand,
it has no artillery worthy of the name. only a few
out-of-date airplanes, and even lacks modern re-
peating military rifles.
Italy Is of course equipped in up-to.th~minute
military style, with the latest in machine guns,
tanks, field guns, rifles, gas, etc. Military author-
ities are confident she will win~though at a ter-
rific cost of life. and over a longish period of time.
The problem is further complicated now by the
~npearanee of Japan with a warning to Italy that
Nippon intends to keep her Ethiopian markets.
Japan is as much a first-class military power as
Italy---and Mussolini doesn't want trou]~le with her.
for repairiing road at the Northeast
corner of~ection 27. T~p. 141, Range
104. The Board agreed to inspect
the road before granting the request.
M. Frauk and A. Magers appear-
ed before tho Board relative to the
classification of land in the County
not in the Sub-Marginal land area.
The matter was taken under con-
sideration.
5:00 P. M. Board adjourned to
meet at 9:00 A. M, July 23rd, 1985
9:00 A. M. July 2~. 1935. The
Boal~ of County Commissioners met
~ursu~t to adjournment witb all
members present.
The Board set August 2nd. 1935
as the date for the Budget hearing
and ordered the following notice
published:
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS: HEAR-
ING OF COUNTY BUDGET
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with Senate Bill No. 208
of the Session Laws of 1923 and
House BIll No. 97. Session Laws of
1929. the Board of County Commis-
sioners of Golden Valley County,
North Dakota. have deslguated All/g-
ust 9nd. 1935, at 10:00 o'clock A.
M. at the Court House in the City
of Beach. North Dakota. as the
time and place, at which time and
place any taxpayer may appear and
be in favor of or against the pro-
posed expenditures
The following is an estimate of
the proposed expenditures for the
fl~tto year ending June 30, 1936.
List and amount of each budget
estimate payment from County Oen-
eral.
County Board ............. $ 1500.00
County Audl tot .............. ~SIY~.O0
Co~!nty Tre&~ur~, ............ 17~.~0
~atement of Genersl Fund;~
~ABILITIES
Estimated amount required for fls-
£~tl year ............. .. '. .............
Gene]~l Reserve . ~o ..................
Estim~tQd Liabilities fo~ fl~al year
. ,', ~ , RESOURCES
unencumbered C'h~h Balgmce ........ $15,168.0~
~ttmated collections frbm prior tax
levies ............................... 32.410.00
Total Resources General Fuud ......
To be raised by taxes for General
m~gt" "~ a~i~ ~u'~ .............
LIA~TIES
]g~tlmated amount required for fls-
eal year ............................
General R~r~e .....................
I~timated LlabillU~ for fl~! year
R~OURCES
Unenoumbered Cash Balam~ ........ $ 419.00
E~tlmated collectlom~ from prior years 959.00
Total Rsaourc~ Road Fund ........
To be r~lsed for RmUl Fund ........
8tatsment of Bridge Funs
LLkBILITIES
Fmtimated amount required for fl~-
cR1 year ............................
General Reserve .....................
Estlmated I,labllltles for fiscal year
RE~OURC]~S
Unencumbered Cash Balance ........ $ 2,~8.0~
Estimated colleetlons from prior years 1,002.00
Total Resources Bridge Fund ......
TO be raised by. taxes for Blddge
~und ............................ ,..
Statement Of Court House Fund:
Sinking & Interest
LIABILITIES
Estimated amount required for fis-
cal year ............................
General Reserve .....................
Estimated Liabilities for ~ year
RESOURCES
Unencumbered Cash Balance ........ $ 87S.0O
Estimated collections from prior years 1,544.00
Total Resource~ Court House Fund
To be raised by taxez for Court
House Fund ........................
Statement Of Unorgsnlzed Township
Road Fund:
LIABILITIES
Estimated amount required for fl~-
cai year ...........................
G~on~al Reserve .....................
Estimated Llabillties for fiscal year
RESOURCES
Unencumbered Cash Balance ........ $ ~02.0~
Estimated collectinns from prior year~ 404.00
Total Resources Unorganized TwO, Road Fund ........................
To be raLsed by ta~ for Unorgan- lzed Twp. Road Fund ..............
Total estimated taxes to be raised for the fiscal year in this Budget ..
Assessor and Assessment .. 200.00
State's Attorney .......... 1320.00
Insurance and taxes ...... 100.00
District Court ............. 1200.00
Janitor .....................720.00
Register of Deeds. Clerk of
Court and County Judge 21~0.00
Justice COurts ............. 200,00
Juvenile Court ............ 300.00
Courthouse Maintenance .. 500,00
Miscellaneous .............. 1000,00
Eiection~ .................. 150~. 03
Examinations .............. 100 00
Advertising a n d Printing
Tax Sales and notices .. 50.00
Miscellaneous Printing .... 1500.00
Water, Light, Fuel. etc. .. 800 00
Books, Stationery, Supplle~ 1800"00
Telegraph, Telephone. Ex-
press, etc ............... 1400,0O
Sheriff .....................2950.00
Workmen's Compen~ttlon
Insurance ................. 1000.$0
County Physlclsn .......... 300.00
Insanity Board ............ 100.00
Board of Health 50.00
Agricultural Agent ........ 2400.00
Poor Rsitef ................ 8000.00
Mother's pension .......... 1000.00
Care of County Insane In
state a~y]um ............ 5000.00
Care of County patients at
state feeble minded instl-
tution .................... 2000.00
Care of County residents In
state Tuber,:ulosis ~na-
torlum .................... 500.00
Vital Statistics ............100.00
County Jail, care of inmates 400.00
County Jail. betterments or
outlay 10O.0C
Bur~al of "ifidii~i~ff"':".'.'" 8o¢.oo
County SuPerintendent .... 1600.e0
Total $4~,535. O0
$81.436,'~
$ 8,75O.OO
$83,868.00
$ 8.75O.0O
$ 3.500.00
$ 2.219.OO
$ L400.0O
Witness my hand and zeal this 24th d~y of July A, D, 108S.
MINNIE E. SMITH, Auditor
The Board accepted the bid of the
Golden Valley Lumber Yard for
Bridge materlais F O, B, GoIva
and Beach, N, Dak., mune to be
furnished am Per btd on file wits the
Co~n~r Auditor. Also bld of he~41h[w
cha~ for unloading', atora~ tnsur-
a~ce an~ d~lverlag at $$.00 per'
thPm~d, tO materials stored in
J, B. Sayler appeared before the
Board for the North Star Lumber
Co, of Dickinson, N. D~k.
cha~ Lots | and 4
ers ~nd.
at the
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