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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
NO HOPE FOR CARTER.
To Itnvlnlt "iVtrrii Hrnmi.
llret Ilurtc. Is phiiinlng to rut urn to
America next, year for the purpose of
Visiting1 WCHtUI'II HCC1ICH Which llC lltld
rendered immortal with Ills pen, mid
to notu tin Inter developments In Unit
hccIIoii.
A Teirror to Kvll.liinr.
Oscar K. 1 leu rd luui Just closed n
JO-yenr term ns Htnlu'H attorney of
Stephenson county, 111. In Unit time
Jib bus secured the eonvictloii of Ii,Ul 1
crliiilnnls, among tip) number being
three- miinlererH.
Fodnrnl Court .Jnilc" Ht. T.tiuU Overrule
1 1 In lleiiuurreir hiiiI Sustain tlm Kul-
liiK of lli Trlnl (Jonris.
Ht. I.ouIh, Dee. 11. --In a decision
luinded down by Judge Hook, of the
federal district court of Khiihhh, und
eonciirrctl In by United States Cir
cuit Judge Amob Tluiycr here Mon
thly, Oberlin M. Carter, formerly
captain in United States army, un
der sentence of Ave years' imprison
incut for misappropriation of govern
ment funds while in charge of the
harbor work of Savannah, (hi., is re
manded to the custody of Hubert W.
McLnughry, warden of (lie federal
penitentiary nt Leavenworth, where
Carter lias been confined, the court
overruling the petitioner's demurrer
on the habeas corpus writ issued
some time ago, and sustaining the
ruling of the trial courts' together
with the subsequent action of Presi
dent Mclvinley, who set aside 1U of
the charges under which he was con
victed, but made no change of the,
sentence imposed by the court-martial.
LI'S SECRETARY SEIZED.
I''IV" Killlor.I.HirmlMtors.
The five editors who are to be mem
hers of the. incoming legislature of
Florida will sec that the noIoiih go to
press on time ami that the new laws
tell the story in the llrst paragraph.
Editors believe in brevity.
.Mllltn Hlllrtlloit llln.
Nebraska made the smallest propor
tionate gain of any s'ate in the union
in the past decade always, of course,
'excepting Nevada, which declined In
population. Nebraska's increase was
- tduidu loss than one per cent.
To Kill br HutT iIiim
The Japanese government Is said to
lit: considering the advisability of in
Dieting capital punishment by mount
of suffocation. It is proposed to place,
the subject In an airtight chamber
and then exhaust the air from the
box by means of a pump.
CLAIM A VICTORY.
Vlko Orilnritil Arrestwl lr Ordiir of Count
Von WhIiIihh-,, on t ImritH of Com-
iiiiuiliHtliKC Willi lloxnr.
London, Dec. 11. A special dispatch
from Shanghai announces that Li
Hung Chang's Manchu secretary,
Yllto, has been arrested by order of
Kleld Marshal Count von WnldcrsiM'
on the charge of communicating with
the boxers.
The Pekin correspondent of the
Morning Post says that Men. Chalice
recently wrote to Wiildcrscc com
plaining of the removal of instrunien's
from the imperial observatory. He
atlds that the letter was returned on
account of Its tone. The correspond
ent further says that (len. ChulVee
has informed the mLiistcnt that, ow
ing to the frequent cases of looting,
all persons are prohibited from passing-
the American guard when entering
the south gate of the palace. The
ministers are offended by the individ
ual assumption of authority.
NEGROES AND HAWAII.
Oinnlnl of thnBiintii F Hnv tho Strike or
Tlnrnptirr4 Is I'rHGtlcnlly Ht
mi Knit.
Chicago, Dec. 11. Officials of the
Santa Ke system claim that th' teleg
raphers' strike on their lines is prac
tically over and point to the fact that
almost without exception their pas
senger trains were on time yesterday
and that freight was being handled in
volume as great as before the strike
was inaugurated.
I Ir.niHi. Will Not HtrlM...
Peoria, 111., Dec. 11. Grand Master
Sargent, of the Ilrotlierhood of Loco
motive Firemen, denied the report
largely circulated that the firemen on
the Santa Ko would strike out of sym
pathy for the telegraphers of that
oad. He stated that the brotherhood
which he represents would not be
drawn Into the controversy In any
manner and that there would be no
attempt, made on its part to tie up
the Santa Ke system. .
No Alii from t,'iiiiliictor.
Cedar Rapids, la., Dec. 11. E. K.
Clark, chief of the Conductors'
Ilrotlierhood, made emphatic denial of
the report that the order had
promised aid to the telegraphers in
the Santa Ke strike. He added that,
in his opinion, arbitration should
settle such dispute.
A HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
LAWS FOR THE NATION.
Nvniitjr.Irlv Trnliilimili of ltr.
The steamship Kmpress of China,
which sailed from Vancouver, 11. C,
recently for the. orient, carried a
record-breaking cargo of beer for the
Philippines. Fifty thousand barrels,
brought In 7.' trains, were consigned to
Manila.
Ill A stirs rloiittrrril to tlm Wind.
In the presence of a number of his
lifelong friends, the ashes of the late
Justice Albert HotVman, of lloboken,
N. J were scattered to the winds.
The body was first incinerated. When
this had been done the ashes were
taken charge of ami thrown Into the
air. This was In accordance with the
wishes of the former judge.
I)lUHt Wilcox Oppose Tttolr Importa
tion to tlm Islnoit, I)'lnriue 'I liny
Would Wipe Out Niltlve It .
Honolulu, Nov. IK). -Statistics of
immigration show that there Js a
considerable movement of orientals
away from the islands. During the.
past three months the departures of
.Japanese for .Japan have exceeded the
arrivals by over 700, and 100 more
Chinese have gone home than have
come here. The question of importing
negro labor from the. southern Ameri
can states is being warmly discussed.
There is great opposition to import
ing negroes in some quarters. Dele
gate Wilcox has declared himself
strongly opposed to St and he will
work against It. lie declares that if
negroes arc brought here it means
the end of the Huwaiin race.
NESBIT LAWTs LEGAL.
Cmitmiiilitl of tlm Ksliilill'litneot of tlm
NltttollHl CHpltlll lit WiKlllllRtOII
Hi'Khii WeilneMdity.
Washington, Dee. IP.. The celebra
tion of the centenary of the establish
ment of the national capital here
opened at ten o'clock Wednesday
morning, when President McKinl'V
received the governors of states and
territories. In the afternoon the pres
ident proceeded to the ri'vicwiiifr
stand at the capitol. He was escorted
by the governors of t lie states ami
territories, large detachments of the
army, navy and marine corps, national
guards of the various states, naval
militia, veterans of wars and distin
guished citizens. He then reviewed
the parade antl afterwards repaired
tt the house of representatives, where
addresses were made by representa
tives and senators. The celebration
terminated with a reception to the
governors of the states and territo
ries at night.
boastoan"alliance.
'Itt'fiikK to I "Mire Koveriilirns.
Insurance eompnnleu on the conti
nent now refuse to Insure sovereigns.
King Alexander of Servla tried to In
Hiirc his life for $1,11:10,000 with sev
eral companies. They refused, giving
as a run non that they did it tin prin
ciple, since anarchist crimes hail be
come su frequent, ami since they had
to pay $r70,()00 for King Humbert's
life.
Surer"! of Voting IMHcMn-.
Voting machines were used success
fully In several eastern cities at. thu
reVcnt election. A trial was made in
live wards of Woonsocket, 1. L, with
a machine In which the votes are re
corded on perforated strips of paper,
When the polls close the strips are run
through counting machines ami thu
vote for each candidate is quickly ob
tained, llrl'il. of HO Yeur. DmitI-iI ,
For .10 years Mrs. Carrie lltcli has
conducted a chicken farm at May's
Landing, N. .1. llecciitly she met Uen
jainin Humes, several years her junior.
Mrs. Rich Is a coy young ihlng of HO,
ami when Mr. Harnes asked her to be
bis she did not have the heart to refuse
him. Mrs. Jtich-llarues sent out In
vitations for a reception awl all the
townspeople come. Anion'- them was
the bridegroom's daughter. When
she departed she took her fnther with
her. Since then he has ; tinned to
come back.
United Hinted Supr-inn Court Huititln tlm
Missouri Court'- Deel.toii Ktiiritnlliii;
Ht I.oiiIh' Kle-mlou Men ill c
Washington, Dec. 11. .Justice
White handed down the decision of
thu United States supreme court in
the ease of J. M. Mason, auditor of
the city of St. Louis vs. the state of
Missouri, allirming the decision of
the state supreme court of Missouri.
The case involves the validity of the
state law classifying eities for voting
and registration purposes.
Mnrrliiicei nod Divorce I.uv.
Washington, Dee. 11. In view of
the movement for the suppression of
polygamy ami for uniform marriage
and divorce laws, Chairman Kay, of
the house committee on the judiciary,
having charge of this legislation,
says: "I think a man married to a
woman in New York ought to be mar
ried to he;' everywhere in the United
States, and that when divorced from
her In one state he ought to be di
vorced from her In eery state."
Icnlllotnt Telfiirrmii Stmt liy Qunnii Vic
toria of Knt-lRiiil to Her Nephew,
Kins: Carlo of I'oriuiritl.
Lisbon, Dec. 11. King Carlos has re
ceher from Queen iVietorin the fol
lowing telegram, in response to the
one sent by his majesty yesterday:
'l am greatly touched by your kind
telegram. I sincerely thank you. my
dear nephew, for the good wishes you
entertain toward me and my people.
It is again with the greatest pleasure
that I recognize the cordial and
friendly understanding between Por
tugal and England."
INDIAN CLAIM NOT JUST.
Cloning Session of tlm t'lf'jr-Slxth CnnerrM
linn Alnn.v Menaitres In I)lipiie (If-.
The Dully Grind,
Senator Frye (Me.) on the Cth concluded
Ills speech In the seimtu on tho whip sub
sidy bill, dovotlnp; his uttentlon to a
technical explanation of tho provisions of
tho measure. The Iioupo bill for the cele
bration of tho establishment of tho scat
of national tfovurnment In tho city of
Washington was pitHSed without discus
sion.... The lionso jlovotctl Itself prin
cipally to tloliutltiK tho army reoriiinlzn
tlon hill, 11 pages beliiR illBPosed of be
fore adjournment. Mr. Kitchen (N. C.)
Introduced a resolution to repeal tho
fifteenth amendment to tho constitution.
Hills were also Introduced to establish
a supreme court for tho territories of
Arizona, New Mexico mint Oklahoma and
providing for a government ship to bring
IJoors to tho United States to triko ad
vantage of the homestead laws.
The senate on the (ith transacted no
business of Importance, most of the tbno
being taken up hi executive session In
dlBcussltig the llay-I'uuncefoto treaty.
Senator Hoar (Mass.) presented a reso
lution of the Massachusetts legislature
In favor of thu purchase, by tho United
States government of Temple farm antl
Moorehoiiso nt Yorktown, Va....Tho
house passed the army reorganization
bill by a vote of IOC to 133. Three demo
crats voted with the republicans for the
bill mid one republican with tho demo
crats against It. Otherwise It was a
strict party vote. Tho liveliest tight
was made upon a substitute offered by
Mr. Llttlelleld (Mo.) for the canteen sec
tion. Tho substitute absolutely prohibit
ed tho sale of Intoxicants at military
posts anil was carried by a vote of 153
to SI. Mr. Ilurlelgh (Me.) Introduced a
bill authorizing the appointment of Rep
resentative Uoutclle, now a conllrmed
Invalid, to the rank of captain on the re
tired list of tho army.
No business of Importance was trans
acted by tho senate on tho 7th In tho
open session, the tiny being practically
consumed by an executive session In
which the IIay-1'auncufoto treaty wns de
bated. A telegram was presented by
Senator Galllngcr (X. II.) from the south
ern Industrial convention at New Orleans
urging the passage of the ship subsidy
bill.... The houso passed the Grout oleo-
margn hie bill by a vote of 1!)!! to 02. The
bill makes the product subject to the po
l'co powers of the states, but prevents
them from forbidding the salo of the
product untler certain conditions. An
amendment was adopted that tho act
should go Into effect July 1 next. The
war rcvemiu reduction bill wns reported
by the chairman of tho ways and means
committee nntl notice was given that lie
would call It up In a day or two. Mr.
Tayler (O.) introduced a measure Intend
etl to bring about federal prohibition ot
polygamy.
Tho senato was not In session on tho
8th. ...Fntler a special order adopted at
the lust session tho house duvoted the
day to paying tribute to tho memory of
tho late Congressman A. C. Ilnrmer
(Pa.). Mr. DcArmottd was nmong those
who pronounced eulogies on tho dead
representative. The liousu afterwords
adjourned as a further mark of respect
to the deceased.
Charles A. Towne, tho recently ap
pointed successor to the late Senator
Davis, of Minnesota, took the oath of
ofllce In the senato on tho 10th. No busi
ness of Importance was transacted In
open session, tho senate going Into secret
session on tho Huy-I'aunccfoto treaty as
soon ns routine, business had been con
cluded.... Tho house passed tho legisla
tive, executive anil Judicial appropriation
bill. The bill carries $IM,I,30S nnd has
131 pages, but there was less than ten
minutes' debate upon It. Mr. Glllett
(Mass.) Introduced a bill to prevent the
sale of tlrearms, opium and Intoxicating
beverages to aboriginal natives of tho
New Hebrides Islands and other Islands
In tho Paclllc not under tho control of
any civilized power.
Supreme t'ourt Dfi'litc AchIikI ihn Wleli'.-
tit, ('hortHW) nnd Clilclaipiiiwn In the
Wlnlllln ItHanrvtttlou C'hko.
Washington, Dee. II. The supreme
court Momlay rendered nu opinion in
the claim of the Wichita, Choctaw
ami Chickasaw Indians in connect ion
with the old Wichita reservation. In
1801 the Indians made a treaty with
the government ceding the Wichita
reservation and agreeing to tnke 100
acres of land in severalty. They then
claimed that they were entitled to
the proceeds of the sale of the sur
plus land. The court decided against
the claim.
DEMANDS OF UNION LABOR.
Itcftt for the Ilovtclt.
No matter what nils you, hendnche to at
cancer, you will never get wcllbutitH your
bowels nrc put right. Cascarets help nature,,
cure you without n gripe or pain, produce
easy natural movements, cost you just 10
cents to start getting your health hack.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put.
up in mctnl boxes, every tablet has C 0. CJ.
stamped on it. Ituwate of imitations.
AMvitj'N In One.
' Crimes Is your wife fond of pets? j
Ilarum- 1 should say she was. She is al
most always in one IJoston Transcript.
To Ctire n Cold In One Tiny
Take, Laxatlvo Uromo Quinino Tablets. All!
druggists lef und money If it fails to cure. 25c..
Grace "I thought you were never going;
Walking with that SnaggsV" Nell "1 was
n't; hut I've got a beautiful new cloak antl
I just had to go walking." Syracuse Herald-
"Some folks," said Uncle Khen, "nobbec
itahts in gittin' downright industrious until
dey 's doin stitnpin' wrong." Washington!
Star.
You cannot bo cheerful if you have tlys
ncpsia. You won't have dyspepsia if youi
chew White's "Yucatan."
Photographer "Now, smile, please." Sit
ter "I can't: I am a humorist by profes
sion." Ally Slopcr.
SWOLLEN FEET
DEMOCRATIC AMENDMENT.
HeClioreeil rltli the l.lelit HHcnil.
In Switzerland county, Intl., Uvea
Thomas O'Duy, 70 years ok'. Thonm
has in his possession a medal ami
papers which establish the fact that
some .10 years ago he was an active
participant in one of the most start
ling nnd spectacular events in his
tory. Mr. O'Day Is, in fact, one of tlm
few survivors of thu famous "Chargo
of thu Light Brigade" at Paluklava.
His horse was killed soon after the
light cavalry brigade started on its
crrund of death, and O'Day himself
was severely wounded.
Will Krrot 'oloMnl Knductlou Work
Nogules, Ariz., Dee. 11.- (leorgu
Westlnghouse, of Pittsburg, lias
bought the entire lliiena Vista grant,
comprising 7,000 acres, and intends to
erect at some point on the Santa
Cruz river eollossal reduction works
and smelter and build a railway con
necting the mines , the reduction
works ami Nogules.
l.iim: Tilp for MiMiinltii ripct.
New York, Dec. 11. Five little
cockle shells of the navy are to travel
more than lll.OOU miles to the Philip
pines. Tlic flagship of tills mosquito
fleet will be the gunboat Annapolis.
They are to be sent in response to
the request of Rear Admiral lleiney
for small essels to do patrol duty in
the Philippines.
AIIkimhI Find of Apliltiiin.
.foplin, Mo., Dee. 11. An immense
bed of asphalt has been discovered
six miles west of .lopliu, near th-j
lladger zinc mine. While sinking .,
prospect sluift the miners opened up
a big cave, with black walls of pe
culiar substance, which proves to be
asphalt um.
Minority MrmtiHr) of Whvh unit Mptum
CoinmltM'. Would Hmliii'n ltvrmi
About 70.0t)0,OOI).
Washington, Dec. 11. The minority
members of the ways and means com
mittee have completed their report on
the revenue reduction bill. It urges a
reduction of the revenues of about
$70,000,000 or about $:iO,000,0()t) more
than that proposed by the majority
of the committee. It also proposes
an income tax with a view of again
bringing the subject in modified form
before the United Slates supreme
court for final adjudication.
1'npiilM t'li'i of Soiiih Okliiliiinui Clt'rH.
Washington, Dec. 11. The popu
lation ot certain incorporated places
In Oklahoma having more than
2,000 but less than 25,000 inhab
itants is as follows: lllackwull
City, 2,281!; HI Keno, S,:iS3; ICnid, .I.
HI; (iutlirie, 0,081; Kingfisher. 2,301;
Norman, 2.225; Oklahoma City, 0,
070; Perry, 3,351; Ponea, 2,52S; Shaw
nee, 3,102; Stillwater, 2,131.
Our Inoiiliir Trnle. (l-nwlnir
Washington, Dec. 11. Kxports from
the United States to Cuba, Porto Uieo
ami the PhiUippine, Hawaiian anil Sa
moa!! islandr will aggregate $50,000,000
in the year 1000, against $11,000,000
in 1809, This enormous growth is
shared by each of the islands named,
but is especially apparent in the case
of Porto Illco.
FilTiitloii'n NiMloni.i I'ouvHiitlou Auk- for
tilt Inltlntlvn nod ltti'er'iitttm und
M'liilclpxl OuutTHlilp
Louisville, Ky., Dec. 11. Immedi
ately following tin call to order Mon
day the resolutions committee of the
American Federation of Labor sub
mitted its report. The first resolution
recommended by the committee was
one reallirining its favorable position
ontheinitiativcand referendum, which
was adopt etl by the convention by a
vote of 82 to 50 after considerable de
bate. Following in rapid succession
were recommended and adopted reso
lutions requesting support by con
gress of a bill for the higher educa
tion of the blind; in favor of an eight
hour bill for all post olllce em
ployes tt be introduced at the com
ing session of congress, antl in favor
of municipal ownership of public
utilities.
Tlio IIhiiivo ' tlriiWoiiiM Curt".
San Francisco, Dec. 11. The trims
port Hancock arrhed yesterday from
Manila via Nagasaki with a grew
some cargo. it consisted of the
bodies of about 1,500 sailors and sol
diers who either tiled in battle or
succumbed to the ravages of disease
in the Philippines, China and Hono
lulu. This is the largest number .if
bodies brought home since the out
break of the Spanish-American war.
Tlie Hancock was 25 days In making
the run from Manila and was 17 days
in coming from Nagasaki, the last
port" at which she touched. She
brought 52 cabin passengers, 500 in
the steerage and there were 11 deaths
on the voyage to add to the cargo of
dead carried from the Philippines.
Mft '- Tr - rni i ii i . ii Tl " I M
and hands usually indicate an ad
vanced stage of Kidney disorder. It is
cue of the last special pleadings of na
ture to seek a remedy. Look out also
for backache, scalding urine, dizziness,
headache and brick-dust or other sedi
ment in urine which has been allowed
to stand. Heed these warnings before
it is too late.
Monitorrs
EJ
arc guaranteed under oath to be the
best remedy in cxistancc lor Dnght's
Disease or any other form of Kidney
Trouble. A cash forfeit is offered fotr
any case Kid-nc-oids will not cure.
KANSAS AMI .MISSOURI
People rurcil l.jr KIII-MMHIlS. In uritliiir tlicni
lilriuir enclose Mniupt'il mltlrissed enTelniie.
Anilniir .lucolou,i2S I.iivlnlo St.. Atchlon, Kii.. - .
AtiUriMr'riMltii:iM,SuMler'lInmi,l.oavenworUiKn9.
II. A. Willis. :ar-'4th St.,Topeku Kit".
J. W. Power, Uimiir, Mu.
Mrs. A. It. Winters. KUPortcr St. Molierljr. -Mi.
Mri. Mury Almit, N. Clii-rry St.. t'lillllcutlie. Mo.
Mr. M. M. Christina, Sill K.Uth St., Seilitllii. Mo.
Morrow's Kid-nc-oids aro not pills,
but Yellow Tablets and sell at fifty
cents a box at drug stores.
JOHN MORFIOV; d-CO., OPniNQFIELO.O
.
SHOES
UNION MADE
v&.
Tho rciil worth of AV.
I.. Douulns 83.00 nntl
83.no hliocs compared
with other uiukcs Is
(M.00 to S.f.OO.
OurflHOHtKdpnT.ino
cannot ho equalled at
any iirleif. Ovcrl.OOO,
000 Hiitlstled ivcnrern.
Wj WE YJA
USE oV
W ... ko"Vt.
If FYELETe TirS.
mil. 'UHY.BBfV'ii-n-TJ?i--S
One pair of W. L, Oouglsi
?aorJ.ou o.ioo J win
will positively outwear
pairs oi ordinary
$3 or $3.50
noei.
Wo aro tho largest makers of men's 83
etna 83 .no Bhors In tho world. We mako
nnd sell more 83 nnd 83.C0 shoes than anr
other two manufacturers In tho U 8U
DCCT DouKlM 1 3.00 and 3.W 1iom for nPOT
DCOI itjlf. comfort, on J wear U known QLOl
er-ry where throughout the world,
Q CfJ They hr to trl-e tetter iatUtc- (0 fill
iSiJiuU Hon than other makei Uecau.e u)u.UU
the itandard hit alwiyi been
CUflC I1"4 o hl5h that the wearer CUllE
OllUE- eipect moru for their money OllUC
than they can get elwwhere.
TIIK JtKAMON mom W. ),. Uouglai (3 antl XJ.
hoea are told than any other mako it because Tlll'.Y
AJCi: 'X'lIE IIKMT. our dealer ahould keep
them i we give one dealer cxcluairo alo in each town.
Ta k n nn aobatltiitet Inilit on having W, h.
Douglai thoea with name and price (tamped on bottom.
K your dealer will not get them for you. teud dtrict to
factory, enclosing price and He. extra for carriage.
Ptate kind of leather, aire, iid width, plain or cap toe.
Our ihoea will reach you anywhere, Catalogv' I'ne.
W.Xm DoUQlua HUoo Co. Jtrockluu, Mum.
I.r.wminm'ln1!nnPll"
Ointment will euro llllnil.
Illpetllnp ami Uclilmt
I'llos. It nlisorlit, tlia
tumors, nllnys tliu ItcU
lliK nt once, acta an a
iKinUloo. ulvei Instant ro
ltof. Prepared for Piles
nndllchlnK'Of theprlvnte
. par's. At nniKKi'miir r7
mail on rocelnt of prlco. no ronl unil 81.1)11,
WILLIAMS MFU., CO . Props.. Cl.KVBI.AND. Onto
PILES
Ailvoexte-) .Morn It 11 rill Kre Unlivery.
aslihi;toii, Ucc. U. Tlic uiiiiunl
report of. Charles Kinory Smith, post
liuistcr ycueriil, cinpluisizcs the ini
Iioi'tiiuci! of the extension of the rural
free ilellvcry systcin, antl fjlves nn
cxliiuistivi' icw of t.ho operation of
the system and careful estimates of
1 1n cost of extending' It over 1,000,000
bcjmiru miles of territory.
HKADKKS OK THIS PAPKH
DKSIItlNll Tp 11UV ANYTHING
ADVKIt'flSKI) IN ITS COLUMNS
SHOULD INSIST UPON HAVING
WHAT 'I'll BY ASK KOH. IlKKUSING
ALL SUHST1TUTK3 OH IMITATIONS.
PILES
ANAKESIS fftiSSte:
llof nnd 1'O.SITIVK
I.YtlllltKM 1'II.IVS.
tor free tminpltt address
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