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Saturday.
Charles A. Sinclair, a well known
■ailroad and hotel financier of boston,
is dead.
Thomas Kain. an assistant door
keeper at a Cleveland hospital, has
fallen heir to $100,000.
Havana papers report the killing of
a child by bandits in Holguin province
and the subsequent capture of two of
the bandits.
The duke to Tetuan, former minister
of foreign affairs, has been appointed
Hpain's delegate to the international
peace conference, which is to meet at
The Hague next month.
The Paris academy of moral and po
litical sciences has awarded the An
difteret prize of 15,000 francs, given
yearly for the greatest act of devotion,
to Major Marehaud for traversing Af
rica.
Ferdinand \V, Peck, United States
commissioner general to the l’aiia ex
position, has informed the exposition
authorities that he approves the plans
for the buildings for the American
section,
Thomas Durkin, the messenger who
was sent by the Chicago Tribune with
a communication to the Daily Mail,
reached the office of the latter paper
and delivered ins message at 10:59
Sunday evening.
Iludyard Kipling has sued O. M.
Putnam's Sons, 1). Appleton, Sons &
Co, Doubleday & McClure, Charles
Bcribner's Sons and the Century Pub
lishing company for $95,000 clearned as
damages for alleged iflfrirignient of
copyright.
The remains of Colonel M. liewls
Clark, the widely known turfman, who
committed suicide in the Gaston hotel
at Minneapolis, wore taken to Louis
ville on the Louisville & Nashville
railroad by sorrowing friends. The
train will arrive at its destination at
an early hour today.
A dispatch to the New York Herald
from Berlin says: On the historic
Warthburg, where Martin Luther
hurled his ink pot at the devil, the
duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha pre
sented to the kaiser his brother, the
duke of Connaught, as heir apparent
to the duchy of Saxe-Coburg and <^o
tha, thus giving effect to the decision
nf the family council presided over
by Queen victoria at Pimiez, —
Monday.
Two policemen ty$re shot at Havana
yesterday In a collision with citizens.
Bodies of twenty-five Cubans, raache
ted by Narclsso. mayor of Guanubacoa,
have been found.
It is said General Ilrooke has not
considered General deAndrade for the
attorney generalship.
Brigadier General John C. Bates,
I'nited States volunteers, who has re
cently been recalled from Cuba, will go
to Manila.
President Iglesslas of Costa Rica, ac
companied by Minister Calvo of that
country, had a conference with Secre
tary Hay concerning Nicaragua canal
affairs, and also pa*d calls of reFpcct
on the president and vice president.
The Texas senate of the Texas leg
islature set as a special order for to
morrow morning and from day to day
until disposed of, the Arkansas anti
trust bill, introduced and reported fa
vorably from the committee last Fri
day.
President McKinley was unable to
see callers yesterday and remain* d in
his privute apartments. At Intervals
•luring the last several days he has
been in the hands of his dentist and is
now suffering somewhat from neural
gia of the face.
ihe net earnings of the Santa Fe
road for the month of March were
$1,104.809, an incraese of $144,413 over
the same month In 1898. For the nine
months of the fiscal year ending
..larch 31, the net earnings of the road
have been $9,924,134.
It is claimed that the Texas legis
lature will pay little attention to the
decree of the court at Little Rock, that
the Arkansas anti-trust law is un
constitutional outside the state. It
will pass the senate hill and the case
will probably go to the state courts
if the Insurance men so desire.
Letters received from members of
the First regiment. South Dakota vol
unteers. during the last few days are
unusually interesting. Among them is
a letter from Otis Robinson, in which
he gives an account of hln experience
as a sharpshooter and tells of the pre
cautions taken to prevent the assassi
nation of General Otis.
Tuesday.
General tie Sespcdes reports that
there are 30,000 Cuban soldiers in f?an
tiago provim *
Major General Warren Welter lias
utmost completely recovered from an
attuck of fever, caught in Cuba.
Senor Duarte, at Havana, has btied
the Itanco Kspanol to compel the re
demption of $3ti5,UtiO of bunk notes.
General Gomes has gone to Moliuas,
where he will confer with other Cuban
yenrrula on plans of disbursing money
to the soldiers.
Hrreiury Alger has received a bourd
rtport on the destruction d Iteef on
tlie transport Manitoba, at Porto Itieo
lust summer. Contents not made pub
is
The French court of cessation has
«li « hied by a Urge majority not to con
front Colonel Plrquarl with General
Itoget. It has also beet) decided to
make a further esamlnation of Col
our I Paly du Clam and to Investigate
the PanUaardl telegram.
General Miguel Gomes, civil gover
nor of Santa Clara province, has Is
sued a decree, declaring all persoua
equal before the Us, regardless of race
or color.
James Austin llenry, a prominent
I.title Much. Ark . Mason, fell down n
» .tirwey at the Masonic tv tuple |.|t
tie Hew b, and died front the injiuUa
re««iv«d.
General llroohe reporta the follow
lag deaths April 23 Puerto ptinrl*
p< Private Meiutau tl Hartelipr com
pany A. tbghth cavalry ivpiuod; Ha
gun ia Grand* Private fcblward htaky.
K-mpasy M Ascend infantry. April II.
Bividentai drowning
General Betancourt, civil governor of
Matanzas. has placed his services at
General Gomez’ disposal, in the work
of upbuilding Cuba.
General Brooke, at Havana, is con
sidering the issuance of a decree legal
izing marriages performed by Protes
tant ministers, and to permit soldiers
to be married by their chiefs, if re
garded as civil marriages.
WecJnrNdajr.
The 1'nlted States transport Zea
landia, front San Francisco, March 2N,
having on board several companies of
the Ninth Infantry and a large quantity
of supplies, arrived after an uneventful
voyage. The troops ate now camped
on the water front.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith arrived In Chicago. He will
leave today for Galena. 111., where be
is to deliver the oration at the Grant
celebration in the afternoon, A large
delegation of Chicago citizens will ac
company the postmaster general to
Galena.
El Cobre, one of the richest copper
mints in the world, will probably re
sume operations at an early dute. A
meeting of the {stockholders and those
of the railway trading to it will be
held In Havana way 15, to consider a
proposition made by a Britten syndi
cate. If the meeting Is successful It
w..i mean a great stimulus to business.
Pasengcr Traffic Manager D. G. Ed
wards of the t incinnatt, Hamilton &
Dayton railroad received from Presi
dent Doel of the Monon an answer to
a message inquiring what effect, if any,
the new relations of the Monon would
have on its past relations with the
t tncinnatl, Hamilton & Dayton rail
road. The telegram states In reply:
' our very satisfactory arrangements
with your company are assured.
Three plants in Cleveland, O., were
transferred to the American Shipbuild
ing company, tne recently organized
trust. By the transfer over $1,000,000
worth of property was deeded to the
new company. The concerns tisns
- erred are the Cleveland Shipbuilding
company’s plant, valued at $300,500;
Shipowners’ Dry Dock company, val
ued at $265,000; Globe Iron Works j
company, valued at $545,000, Revenue |
stamps amounting to |1,2f3 were used I
pn the deeds. - - -«
1 liiiinday.
Virulent smallpox Is appearing in
many parts of Germany.
Major General Chaffee has returned
to Havana from Washington.
The navy department will not make
public the letter of reprimand to Cap
tain Coghlan.
The Lake Village Savings bank,
Lakeporl, N. H.. has gone to the wall,
with debts approximating $230,000.
The official announcement has been
made at Havana of the extension of
all Cuban mortgages for two years.
Sheridan Shook died at Red Hook,
N. Y., aged 77 years. He for many
years was proprietor of the l’nion
Square theater and of the Morton
house.
It has been felt proper to admonish
Admiral Kautz to be more careful
either In writing such letters as that
published yesterday front Cincinnati
or in guarding his letters from pub
licity, and a letter of that character
was addressed to him yesterday.
Land Commissioner Hermann is
preparing to augment the corps o* for
est rangers on forest reserves. The
largest number of rangers in the Black
Hills, S. I)., reserve last year was nine,
which will be .nereased during the
coming heated term to twelve, and
probably ^fifteen. Similar increases
will be made In all reserves.
The Southern railway, the Ohese
peake & Ohio ami the Norfolk & West
ern are the roads named as about to
enter Into a combination which. It Is
said on good authority, Is soon to be
made. It is asserted that options on
the stocks of these companies hnve
been secured at figures considerably
above the present market price.
After the Cnited States steamer
Badger sailed from Sun Francisco for
Samoa with the San**an commission
ers aboard. Important orders arrived.
A boat was sent after the steamer, but
was unable to overtake her. The
transports Ohio .and Senator sail to
day and the latter will try to reach
Honolulu before the Badger leaves.
Friday.
The engineer corps which arrived
from Honolulu on the steamer Au
stralia at San Franc two was conveyed
to the Presidio, it will be mustered
i out shortly.
The Dawes Indian commission hns
forwarded to the interior department
a report of its plans for the allotment
and citizenship enrollment and other
work required by the Indian Territory
a<t.
Movements of warships: The Vn
napolla and Vicksburg arrived at (iui
diners bay, near Washington. The
Peoria lia* sailed from Suu Juan to
make an ln>>p« i IP n of the Itvhfs around
the coast of Porto Itieo. The Alliance
lias salbd front Santiago for tSuanta
namo. The Xa.litille urrlted yeeter
> day at tlreenville, Miss.
The Wade court of imiuiry spent
yesterday In making the nnal revision
of Its report upon the alb ration* of
Oenernl Miles concerning the I eef
supplied to the army duriug the Hpan
l*h war. t olonel Davis siiuouio <1 at
the t lose of the ses.iou that the I port
would certainly lie hand'd to the a c
retsry of war tomorrow.
The '!■ ario r Amen a Marti si Kan
Prato isi a from Hong Kong and Yoko
hama had on board Major U'li.ral An
deison and wife, l.ieuieuant Auder«oit.
IJeutvasat Allen and wife. Major
tiube, Vu.'Hint..« tie I at hr y an I j
t'oiumauder Orp*a of the royal navy j
Wire!*,,. t'Ugrap’ijr was Ri*i put ,
to pra'ihal ur at Pond■>« The i|j»d
win Hand# light ship was strip h by
a passing vessel and the >•»•> utlin
ing the wirtl*s* telegraphy apparatus
nottgul (hinth PurelaO'l that .•sir sh p
was la a sinking ' onditioti Tug* **it
thereupon dispat' bed to the aesi»lea *
of the light ship.
The Zulu clergyman who left New
York for his African home las' week
has Home surprises up his sleeve for
his simple countrymen. "1 shrill tell
thejp,'’ lie says, ‘'that in the cold of
America water becomes so hard that
men can walk on it, and shall con
found onr medicine men with my
alarm clock. I shall take great pleas
ure in telling them of cities built upon
to twenty stories high, and of the ma
chines which talk."
A parrot escaped front a drug store
.n a (ieorgia village, flew Into a church
wheie the colored brethren were hold
ing a nueting, perched on the pulpit
and, surveying the congregation, ob
served in a Sharp voice: "It’s hot as
hell!" Some of the brethren Jumped
out of the windows, while many of
the sisters fell fainting. The preacher
sought refuge in the steeple, and was
so firmly wedged in it that they had
to Eaw him out.—Atlanta Constitution.
rr»< lli'ul I’u/ilf.
Our reader* who are Interested In
puzzlea should sectite one of the map
puzzles sent out by the Chicago Great
Western railway. It Is a map of the
United States <at heavy cardboard and
cut up Into states, em it s'ate and ter
ritory being on a sepal ate piece. They
are* nicely colored and show the cap
itals of the different states, as well as
the largo rivers. Hie puzzle consists
In putting the different pieces to
gether so as to form the map of the
United States. It makes more of a
puzzle than would at first he sup
posed and will be found Interesting
as well os instructive to the older
people as well as the young ones. In
cidentally it is finite valuable as
showing the comparative size of dif
ferent states, and this will he a mat
ter of some surprise. This puzzle will
be rent to our leaders if they will send
10 cents to Mr. F. II. Lord, G. 1*. &
T. A., Chicago, III.
The blood completes its circuit
through the body In twenty-two sec
onds. Kvery three minutes all of the
blood In the body is revitalized.
China experts 11,000,000 fans annu
ally.
Mn»t Hr I'olltc.
General Manager Underwood cf the
Baltimore and Ohio Itailroad has is
sued the following general notice to
station agents and trainmen: "Your
eepedal attention Is directed to the
treatment of patrons by employes of
the company. Complaints have been
made from various sources of disr< ur
tery to freight and passenger patrons
on the part of our agents, or their
representatives, at several of our sta
tions, and also Inatlentlon of conduct
ors and brnkemen to properly care for
the comfort of passengers. There
should be no cause for such com
plaints. It Is a part of your duty to
see that our patrons are treated at all
times with politeness and courtesy, not
only by yourself but by employes un
der your charge. One of tlie valuable
assets of a railroad company Is uni
form politeness and courtesy from all
of its employes to Its patrons, and
this capital must riot be encroached
upon. It Is proper for you to under
stand that advancement does not de
pend wholly on your ofHcleney, hut In
other directions also, and will be
measured In a great degree by the
treatment accorded to patrons.”
\ Knife At la take.
The T. M. Roberts' Supply House of
Minneapolis, Minn., which advertised
a remarkably liberal knife offer in a
recent Issue < f our paper, wishes
to have It explalnet to’ our readers
that through a mistake in eicctrotyp
ing, the numbers over each of the
knives were reversed. The Cattle
knife should lie 77 S. II., and the t’on
griss knife 7 H. 11. Their remarkable
off<r to send .'!7 packages of garden
seeds end the Congress knife for 77
cents, or 37 packages of seeds and tlie
Cattle knife for !»7 cent* is one of the
most liberal ever made.
One of the eharities fostered by the
eastern college settlements In New
York Is cheap musical Instruction. Les
sons are to be given at the rate of 35
cents an hour, with free scholarship
for talented pupils who cannot afford
to pay so much, and the pianos at the
school are rented for practice at 4
cents a half hour.
FRANCES WILLARD HOSPITAL
USES PE-RU-NA FOR CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
The Frances Willard Hospital, Chicago, III.
M!sb Oeorgiana Dean was for three
years missionary in Liberia under the
M. E. Church from the training school
in Chicago. After her return she stud
ied nursing, graduating from the pres
ent Frances E. Willard National Tem
perance Hospital of Chicago. She Is an
enthusiastic friend of I’e-ru-na, as is
evident from the following letter:
Chicago, 111., Jan. 20, 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg. Co.. Columbus, O.:
Gentlemen—You wiil be glad to'
know of the happy results obtained
from the use of l’e-ru-na among the
patients under my rare whenever pre
scribed by the physician. I have seen
Admiral Dewey's favorite watch ia
made of steel from the sunken battle- j
ship Maine. Captain Sigsbee. who!
commanled the ill-fated war vessel at
the time she was blown up, carries a
similar timepiece. Doth were made
by a patriotic down east Yankee.
Are You Uulng Allen’s Foot-East?
It Is the cn!y cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet, j
t’orns and Bunions. Ask for Allen's
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 1:5c. Sample sent FREE. Ad
dress, Allen 8. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
Harvhrd university is to pension
professors and assistant professors who
have served the institution for twenty
years or more, a plan of retiring allow
ances having been established by the
president and fellows of the university.1
The plan was first suggested In liar- ]
yard in Iksrt, since which time th-;
necessity fund has grown to |34(),tH>0. |
ilarvurd Is the drat American uni- I
\eraity to establish a general system
of retiring allowances.
I believe I’l-o's Cues Is the only medicine
that will cure ruuotliupUon Anna M.
lints, Vt ilhainspurt, I'a., Noe. I.', '«l.
1* la 1 elteved that In f'hina there are
twenty limes a* ma<h coal aa in all
Kuttitr.
Mrs. Winslow's Mimllilns *tr*W
Put <S> litres lesiti »*, » Hrk* IV- *' ' r* ,r
Sl,i |,.S.«I s. pe-S. safes S iSS m.ts- * S U.11.S
The spring poet should coniine his
• n<>rts to the advertising column* and
sing i f the automatic spring that shuts (
the ue>< r.
f I M tUstll
Is lls oolfft Ms<l I *S4 |« <* Ml|a t»J ft V- *4 ft Mis Iff j
l|| Id lift*' l| I* ftt«*9* % . I*| W
Make baste slowly turpi when you
ate trying to eatih a ear.
some very remarkable cures of cases
of very obstinate catarrh of the stom
ach, where Pe-ru-na wag the only med
icine used. I consider It a reliable
medicine. (JEOHGIANA DEAN.
The symptoms of catarrhal dyspepsia
are: Coated tongue, pain or heavy
feeling in the stomach, belching of gas,
dizzy head, sometimes headache, de
spondent feelings, loss of appetite, pal
pitation of the heart and irregularity
of the bowels.
Send for a free book written by Dr.
Hartman, entitled ‘‘Health and
Beauty.” Address Dr. Hartman, Co
lumbus, O.
1/ord Salisbury once handled a pick
and shovel. During the great Aus
tralian gold craze he set out as a gold
hunter, and the hovel in which he lived
as a rough, red-shirked miner is still
standing.
The Opening nf the l it Indian Rn«r»li«n
By proclamation of the President of
the United States, the Ute Indian res-'
ervatlon in southern Colorado will be
opened for settlement at noon of May
4. 1899. It comprises €00,000 acres of
arable mesa land, which has long been
considered (he most desirable In the
state. For free pamphlets, giving
complete Information, address S. K.
Hooper. General Passenger Agent D.
& R. Q. R. R., Denver, Colo,
Jacob Bupp, who died recently at
Homewood. Pa., made during bis life
time 108 hangmen's ropes, not one of
which ever broke. He made the rope
with whh h Cult au was executed.
no four tffl Arh« mid llurtif
Shake into your ehoes, Allen # Foot
ra#e, a powder for the feet, it makes
light or New Shoes feel Ka#y, Cure#
Corn#, Hunlon#, Swollen, I<»t and
Sweutlng Feet. At all Uruggieta and
Shire Stores, 2f*e Sample #ent FHKK.
Addrtra Alieu 8 Olmtted, I-eltoy. N. Y.
In Ireland men and women are In
every reaped political equal#. The
nation, which numbar# atom "O.ooo
lieople, I# governed by representative#
elected by n;ra and women tirgeihrr.
One of Them \l daughter, »aid the
father, ha# alway# been accustomed to
the Imurie# uf wealth. Van. replied
i he count brpHling up Zat what
I am 1‘hiladelphta American.
Ilenry Imng i# In a fair wav of gel
ling on bta Anant tal f«et again, at
who h every body will rejtrhe lit* pro
dm tlnn of Robespierre" baa » t tha
planting lamdi u wild with enthuei
a«m.
""
A CHARMING grandmother!
What a pleasant influence in the house is a delight*
ftd old lady in good health!
Mrs. Mollie Barber. St. James, Mo., writes: “I took
Lydia E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound dur ing change of
life, and have passed through that
critical period safely. I suffered for
years with falling of the womb and
female weakness. At times could
hardly stand on my feet, also had
leucorrhoea. I tried several good
doctors, but instead of getting better, grew worse all the
time. A friend advised me to try Mrs. Pinkham's Compound.
I did so and after taking six bottles, was cured of both
leucorrhoea and falling of womb. I am now enjoying good
HEALTHFUL
OLD AGE
ueaun ana leei very gratctul lor
the good your medicine has
done me. I would recommend
it to all women suffering as I
was.”
Mrs. N. E. Lacev,
Pearl, La., writes:
* * 1 lmve had leucorrhoca
for about twenty years,
falling of womb by spella
for ten years, and my
bladder was affected, had
backache a great deal.
I tried a number of
doctors. They would re
lieve me for a little
while, then 1 would be
than ever. I
then thought I would
try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound,
Eleven bottles of Com
pound and one box of
Liver Pills cured me
and I am now sound
end wed. It helped ice through the change of life period. I
am fifty-five years old.”
The women of advanced years who are healthy and happy
ere invariably those who have known how to secure help
when they needed it. Mrs. Pinkhatn will advise any woman
free of charge who writes about her health. Her address is
Lynn, Mass.
COLUMBIA, HARTFORD
and VEDETTE Bicycles.
We are offering1 the widest range of pat
tern and price and the greatest number of
improvements ever presented by any manu
facturer in a single season. No matter what
style of wheel your prefer to ride or how
much you wish to pay for it, it will be
to your advantage to examine our ma
* chines and compare them with others.
The C'>lGmt fa I?'’**! and F« r5c
Crown aOord uri*e»mary rtrrnirth
at a vital ami form a <Jlatlr.<-t
!v«* feature which linparUauatlii- d
value to the iiiai tilne.
OUR fG09 MODELS.
Cciuir.bia Revel-Gear Chainless, ... $75
Columbia Chain Wheels, . . . . , $50
Harttords, ..$35
Vedettes, . . . Men's, $25; Ladles’, $26
Aik any Columbia dealer for rttHlojwe. booklet*,folder*, ttc.,
or write to ut eoclotlng 2'teoi Mump.
I POPE MFC, CO., Hartford,
Conn.
•‘DIRT DEFIES THE KING.” THEN
SAPOLIO
IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.
In 1792 the first Boston etage roach
started for New York, and now 700
railway trains are sent out of the city
daily.
Hall's Catarrh Cure
lb taken internally. Ft ire, 75c.
It’s only married women that say
all men are alike. Every £ii 1 knows
at least one man who is superior to all
others.
Senator Clark of Montana is busy
with the picture dealers of Paris. Dur
ing his short visi* he is said to have
spent among them close upon $200,000.
ington have been mounted on bicycles
TUB ,
Spalding
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Ball
U the only tfniulno
Nutiunul l.fUKur
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ACCI-PT NO AUHSTITl. T1:H
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iUili IU' good* III i<to('l( •< ml your Ionic
U'hI uililrrsa loux mini hi* wutifuf u i o| y
ut our Uanduolucly IllUktriitetlrutulutfur.
A. C. SPALDINC At BROS.
Hew York Chicago Pwnver
You will never know what
Good Ink
U unit»» you u« Carter's. It costs
n» im>te than poor ink.
f laity txwiitM " ll»« t M.k« Ink
CAK1LI S INK CO.. Uoatoa. Mix.
W.N.U. OMAHA. No. I 8-1 b»»
will tart t urn N« •b«i iW umt Mr ht of kA« Km
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Aa i r a ft to*/hath tBart ua both oM and im| Ttof raaaol
aar otHfff mrxittim m > turi tor boptnrwca, ifwaalonlHil.
twUatona «aiw-*wW 4or •«'.llni Mat). mtkatH <*4 hoUt bn
a/M| froM tutMM ard a>nj.arv of «•) htod It w%U tom
•tamN rrural, mi Mlttf how Bath worn amt 'iwntrrk*
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to» w.H i n *>nnM«i *»*,» and a tow laaaa of lib in (to..
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it I uwMi tor rrwadwa wkak Kara no mui ftor Nam a at] 1
I'-mptiaM born a prumpliM uf »w H «to nwl aotad orn
awl an tba mm Hat kail tor a wa*4 la Grrwtaa Moapna/i
mutthto tmtoi fd Cf JT« lOt'MtMLF amI toll a«d
l-owa. an fathead vrtb trarr hod AU pMm aad lw,«#trt
ttoar M* »»•* to im.u4 .oa4Juua/> M all ibyntt i
T. M. ROBERTS* SUPPLY HOUSE.
Minneapolis Mina
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♦ all a mu »( a Krai." la Mhal «»> *«H|
l y a l«< tur*r *i>rakliifi of VVratrrii Can*
Riia, K'or i>.iri.< >ii.>ra m» to roulaa, rail*
Hay firm, air., u|-|>ly lo NiiurrtliL njriit
i f Imnityrtlluii. I>« i ..iliitt Hi Ini.rlur (H*
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