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Saturday.
Dr. Lambert Russell died at Barre,
llass., of mumps, aged 99 years. He
was the oldest Harvard graduate.
The powder mill plant of the Potts
ville (Pa.) Water company, located In
the Indian Run valley, destroyed eigh
teen tons of powder.
The condition of Tim Murphy, the
comedian, is alarming. His tempera
ture Is 102 and hie lungs are much
sorer. A Chicago physician hns been
telegraphed for.
Ezra F. Merrill, aged 74 years, pro
prietor of the chutes and toboggan
slides at Coney Island and a reputed
millionaire, died from the effects of an
accident he met with on Wednesday
last, on one of the slides.
The proclamation recently issued by
Governor Stephens, In which the rules
governing the Inspection and admis
sion of southern cattle in Missouri are
prescribed, has caused some uneasiness
among the live stock commission men
at the stock yards.
The I'nited States Plate Glass com
pany, capital $1,000,000, was Incorpor
ated at Trenton, N. J., to manufacture
glass of all kinds. The incorporators
arc William H. Brenrley, Frederick B.
Hyde, Kenneth Mc Laren, all of Jersey
City.
The minister of war, Lieutenant
General Polavleja, has received a dis
patch from General Rios, Spain’s prin
cipal military representative In the
Philippines, announcing the sailing
v from Manila for Spain of the Danish
steamer Catalunt with Spanish troops.
The minister of war. Lieutenant
General Pollrleja, has received a dis
patch from General Rios, Spain's
principal military representative In the
Philippines, announcing the sailing
from Manila for Spain of the Spanish
steamer Cataluna, with Spanish
troops.
Dr. W. I). Storer of Chicago, who
was called to Oshkosh, Wls., to attend
Tim Murphy, the comedian, said that
he entertained hopes for Mr. Murphy’s
recovery, although the patient's con
dition Is critical from a relapse. The
doctor found on arrival that aside
from pneumonia, pleurisy had devel
oped.
Luis Nunez Rivera, ex-premler of
the Brooke cabinet in Porto Rico und
representing the planters’ Interests,
called on President McKinley and dis
cussed economic conditions on the is
land. lie urged as necessury to save
the planters’ industry, in view of the
crisis through which Porto Rico is
passing, the necessity of giving Porto
Rican planters the right to enjoy all
Hje trading privileges that other
Ainerfcans enjoy.
Monaay.
John Buehler, president of the Oar
ien City Hanking r.nd Trust company,
Chicago, has died of cancer.
An American syndicate has secured
the electric lgi..ilug franchise at
Puerto Principe, Cuba, for $70,00;.
President Edwin Gould, Continental
Match company, denies any coalition
^ oi his company with the Diamond
people.
An American syndicate has bought
18,000 acres of land in Puerto Principe
province, Cuba, and will erect a sugar
factory.
An attachment for $1,750 has been
issued In New York against the Rail
road Equipment company in favor of
l.evita & Co., on bonds.
The Hamburg-Amerlcan and Furness
steamship lines have agreed on the
Montreal traffic being controlled on the
American side by the former line.
The $6S,000,000 of silver now in the
Philadelphia mint will be transferred
immediately to the new mint; 680
wagon loads of three tons each.
The wage committee will meet at
Pittsburg. Pa.. Thursday to compile
the scale for 80,000 skilled workmen,
and a demand for a ralre is expected.
It is reported at New York that T.
(i. Shaughnessy, vice president of the
Canadian Pacific, will succeed the
president, Sir 'William Van Horne,
this week.
Owing to the prevailing conditions,
Cuban planters are unable to obtain
loans on their lands, cannot sell them,
except at a great sacrifice, and are
consequently starving.
President McKinley has directed
that the customs receipts at Havana
be deposited at the bank of the North
American Trust company, established
at Havana, thereby giving that bank
a $2,000,000 deposit.
James S. Lynch of Company C,
Ninth United States infantry, reported
among the dead at Manila, was u son
of James Lynch of Syracuse, N. Y..
and 21 years old. He enlisted last
July. Corporal William L Higgins
and Private Harris W. Mallory of
Company B. Ninth Infantry, were re
spectively of Watertown und Camden,
N. Y.
A dispatch from Manila was re
ceived in Washington asking that the
Nebraska troops be removed from the
firing line. In view of the fact that
there were but am active men out of
some 1,4<»0 that had gone to the Phil
ippines over a year ago. This appli
cation whs made to General Otis, who
has full authority to relieve the regi
ment from active eerviee at lilt dis
cretion.
1 iicxUi.
Central Otis report* to the war tie
part mi nt that the transport I'ueUla
left Manila for t**n KranrUro on he
7th lr.»l. ami that the Zealamlln li ft
toiluy.
Augustus ait Ituren, for many year*
one of the forviuiMl eritnlnal lawyers
of t'hleaao ar.it the state, ilteit of apo
piny, «k*<I tto Ills father was a rolls
In of frestdrut Martin Van (luren.
Major lohn A l.ogan. a'»UUut a«l
Jiltant general, I'. M \f,, now In Won
tnatoii on leave of at**en»* naa be.'*
orUemt to Atlanta, tla.. lor duty as
atijniani general of tha it*|tartmrhl
of the gulf
the Mustmrl hiiu'e a'l»|i!*«l the tso
ate aiueioln ante to the slate 4*nnl*
meat store I III «a«l pa**#«| the Hill as
•ttivmtsil The hill levies a llrtsis las
on Arm* varrytag more than un# of
seventy three * lessee of gtKxta as «la*<
•IM la the hiU, of iron* |Joo to |St*J.
the hill applies to Aims tn Ml Lorn*.
Kansas City suit Ml Jasph It gone
U> the governor fur hie signature.
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News was received at Chicago yes
terday that a strong movement is
forming in the west to Induce Admiral
Dewey to make his entry into tho
United States next month through
San Francisco.
Wrilneiilijr.
Stove manufacturers are In session
at Cincinnati and expect to form a
trust before adjournment.
A New York syndicate has acquired
the Edison Electric Illuminating com
pany’s plant, Hazleton. Pa.
August Prcntano of the bookselling
firm of Brentano Bros., New York, died
at a private sanitarium in Flushing,
L. I., aged 43 years. He was declared
insane several months ago and it is
said the business troubles of the firm,
which failed recently, caused his
breakdown.
The secretary of war received a cable
message from General Otis at Manila,
saying that it is inadvisable on ac
count of sanitary conditions to send to
the United States the bodies of any
more of the troops who lost their lives
in the Philippines until after the close
of the rainy season.
Secretary Hay and the French am
bassador had a talk relative to the re
lease of Spanish prisoners held by the
Filipinos, and the belief prevails on
both sides that the French embassy
will not a(t further for Spain, as Due
d'Arcos will be here on the 20th inst.,
prepared to speak directly for Spain.
The steamer Humboldt lias been
chartered for the transportation of
troops to Alaska. She will sail May
15 with fifteen soldiers and two officers
of the Twenty-fourth infantry and
about thirty tons of freight. The Four
teenth infantry troops, now in Alaska,
will be returned on the Humboldt.
PresidentMcKinley purposes to make
a tour of the west during his summer
vacation. Arrangements for the trip
have not been perfected, but it Is un
derstood that he will go" to San Fran
cisco by the South Pacific route and re
turn over the Northern Pacific. He
will leave about the middle of July
and be gone probably six weeks.
The Illinois board of agriculture is
ssued a bulletin stating that of the 2,
039,000 acres of winter wheat seeded
last fall 51 per cent was winter killed
or so badly injured that it will have to
be plowed up. leaving 1.006.H00 acres
for harvest. These figures differ con
siderably from the government report,
which gives 701,000 as the reduction in
acreage in this state.
1 liurulM.T.
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana will
sail for Alaska about June 10, to make
Investigation ol the Alaska boundary
question,
Th< Washington oana' delegation
has not yet been advised of the as
sembling of the consistory at Home
to nominate ten cardinals.
Ex-President Harrison has accepted
the place of honorable president of the
general committee of the ecumenical
conference on foreign missions.
The treasury department denies a
sensational story published in the east
that counterfeiting has been g$ing on
in the basement of the treasury build
j ing.
The L'nsiness Men's Republican
league of Pennsylvania challenged ex
Senator Quay to run for state treasur
er this fall, to test his statement that
the people want him at the head of
Pennsylvania politics.
The remains of Colonel H. C. Eg
bert, which arrived in Washington
from Manila, were interred at Arling
ton cemetery with military honors. All
the available troops in the vicinity of
Washington were ordered out by the
war department and many distinguish
ed army officers were in attendance
upon the funeral exercises.
A majority of the senate committee
on taxation in the Michigan legislature
reported the Wagar bill, which is de
signed to take the place of the Pin
gree-Atkinson railway taxation bill,
the principles of which were declared
unconstitutional by the supremecourt.
The W agar bill increases the taxes on
the railroad earningu about $100,000
per year r.bcve the t mounts now cal
ler ted.
There will undoubtedly be an extra
session of the New York legislature for
the double purpose of amending the
Ford franchise tax bill and passing
I over the veto of the mayor of New
' York the rapid transit bill. It is un
derstood that the governor will sign
the Ford 'dll, and at’er mining It wut
; call an extra session of the leglsla
I tore for ‘be purpise *. emending ;*v
bill so as to put it in the hands of a
state board for administration, in or
der to have an equitable arrangement
I of taxation, instead of different eon
I structlon* of it in various portions of
the slat'
I rliiitjr.
At the request of the president (len
ernl Arr.erltus V. Hire of Lima, O..
will l»t appointed purchasing agent of
the census bureau.
The rolled Presbyterian ini»ki.>i.ry
r. invention adopted resolutions at
Newcastle. I*a.. ngainst the sealing of
c'otigre*»n;an-< Uet Itoberts t*f t'tah
A special from Kngle Pass, Tea.,
any* N» m » revived lod*y from the
lloutio coal tnitiea pUera the dead re*
stilt log from last night a tornado at
t'i and t »» lw» a >tind«U May per.
mu are 11111 missing and probably In
the ruin*.
Judge Klmba’l decided that the sale
of liquors on tiunday tu Washington
hotel* was legal under the a t of ut*t,
ahlth he holds «t«s not tepealed by
the law passed by the hut congress
prohibiting au< h sale.
The National t*d« ration of Miners
on April It Issued order* for n general
. sir the In tie four rust atm log districts
| of HvI(Inh to enforr* a >b maioi for
1 an ls>reins of a ages The strike
, resulted la lb* • losing of a great Many
rations* in Metgtusi on a*rental of th#
I la«h of i on I IMweea ♦•*"■<» aad
| 3««mj workmea has* been bile oa
Mi«ekt of tb s sink*
The kiss of true love sounds
Like a zephyrs sough, tis said.
And not like a clapboard rudely ripped
From the side of an empty shed.
—Detroit Journal.
"The way to sleep,” said the scl
entist, “is to think of nothing.” But
this is a mistake. The way to sleep is
*l> think it is time to get up.—Tid
Bits.
Commodore Gerry, owner of the
Windsor hotel, has suits plied up
against him to the tune of 112,000,000,
the plaintiffs being the relatives of
♦ hose who perished in the Windsor Are
George Huff, of Portland, Ind., claims
to have discovered a new gas which is
suitable for use as fuel or for illumi
nating purposes, and which costs very
little to manufacture. He says that
water and air are the onty ingredients
used, and that the results are obtain
ed by compressing the air and forcing
it through water.
A curious phase of the concert sea
son in London is noted by Mr. I>a
bouehere in Truth, For the last week
in April and first week in May no less
than seventy concerts were announced
which might be called public. Then
there is a class of concerts in which
the performer or singer pays for an
appearance as assistant to the prin
cipal artist. The most lucrative of
all the concerts are those given by
rich hostesses, newly created million
aires, and aspirants to social position.
Prof. David Starr Jordan having
repeated in a lecture story that one of
the peace commissioners at a banquet
in Paris was guilty of expectorating
tobacco juice on the floor, Mrs. Wil
liam P. Frye, wife of the senator, has
written a sharp open letter to the pro
fessor, denouncing the report as a
“vulgar story, which has not even the
merit of freshness or the appearance
of truth.” Then she proceeds to show
that none of the peace commissioners
rhews tobacco and that none of them
attended a baneuet w'hile abroad.
There Is now in Philadelphia a
Buddhist temple as complete In every
essential detail as any of the shrines
of Buddha In the far countries of the
Orient. It was put together by Pro
fessor Maxwell Sommerville, of the de
partment of archaelogy and Paleon
tology of the university of Pennsylva
nia, and occupies a portion of the new
archaeological building. Professor
Sommerville collected all the material
from which the temple was constructed
while on a recent tour of the w’orld,
buying the Idols and all the objects of
worship and religious rites from the
priests of Buddhist temples In China,
Japan, Corea, India, Slam and Bur
mah.
In a description of the marvelous
products of a Tennessee boom town,
a lady eulogist, quoted by the court
in a recent case, said: "As to straw
berries, I heard the Hon. Benton Mc
Millln remark at a dinner that 'two
wouldn't leave room in a tumbler for
a stick!’” On this the court said:
“By way of annotation, we might add
that the full significance of the remark
of the Hon. Benton McMillin might
not be appreciated by the uninitiated,
who might wonder what connection
tiiere could be between strawberries
in a tumbler and a stick. The infer
ence that we draw from the remark,
evidently made with pardonable pride
by Mr. McMillin, is that mint is also
indigenous to that locality, and, in
deed, we could conceive that, with the
proper proportions, one strawberry
and a Btick would have been suffi
cient.’
Do Toor Feet Ache and llarnf
Shake into your shoes, Alien’s Foot-,
Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes1
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, 2,r>c. Sample sent FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
Probably nothing hurts a man's van
ity more than the discovery that some
one has worker a lead nickel off on
him.
Hint to Housekeeper*.
A littledry “FaultlessStarch" will mnkea
large ipiantity of starch mixture and gives
better results than any other starch; try it.
All grocers sell “Faultless Starch,” 10c.
Whisky glasses are not spectacles,
but they enable a man to see a lot of
queer things.
FITS rrrm»m*ntly Cur-<1. No flu or iiorrnuanrFPRftor
Hr»t dtty * um* «>f l>r. K tin* it «.rr»t Km# K«»tor*r.
Hrnri lor FKFK 9*4.(HI U1»l bottto and tn*arlh«.
Lm. R. 11. Ki ink, Ltd., 93; Art L ht., 1 hiiadeli»blR, I’fc
A hank failure may not upset the
depositor, but it may cause him to
lose his balance.
Mr*. tVln*low'* Soothing Syrup.
Forehtotren teething, .often, the rum., reduce* lir
Cumnallun. ».!»** fain,cure. wlmicollu Slcabotu*
A man may dodge the earthly collec
tors. but he must pay the debt of na
ture us he goes.
• in.no |'»r Wm)i.
We will pay ii mi In ry of tl’>|M»r *n>k and
exp* neoe for man with Itla to Introduce 1‘rr
l*oll#n foul*ry Mixtureand Insect i>* at my*
••r In the country. Ail<lrcn» with *tiuni>
Krlwllon Mf* Co., Ibiroon*. Koiimuk
The be*,t friend you k«v« on earth
is a better friend to hlnt*r|f than he Is
to you.
Plan's (’ore for fnnn'iiptfon l« our nnlr
niclidnc for «>■ ug1)' mol cold*. Ur« iV
Melt*, 4.tJHti Ave . heuter.Col . Nuv.st.'W,
i’ew Men ate horn leaders, but lota
of them grow up and become driver*
r • i stu*t» it«!«mi
!• I hr* i «!#«! •>« 4 l Ml |i •!} I #«** mi s. t*«UJ j-ii« U#f
iImk •uiiftiift Ill* thr i
Although the «d« meter never fall*
•o register, it i*n t allowed to vut*.
*• n »«» . * •ra«4
li*n i* "*• fc*r»a» la>ii«e-t* nl •"Wiuou
in I "Hi m * h. i im |,| twr
t eteoi i ii--» i » ■ Iiuj jim a* . yw.
hw.
Truth lie* at the bottom of the well
-and anglers never go there to B.h
(•Ob •»!».
» »»• >| , |. » »*».. loo
l*ni!isMr nothing slim up a so
*• v • trtaper mur* than taller* on
• tohdajr
I *’• of abltuated thinker* ar* poor
«at»»t«
liOndon coroners are sticklers for
their rights. A boy held at a railroad
station recently, owing to the railroad
officials having lost the waybill, was
opened, though it was consigned to a
Hamburg museum, and the body of a
young woman and two skulls were
found Inside. The young woman was
a mummied Peruvian and the skulls
were prehistoric, yet the coroner of the
district insisted on holding inquests on
both mummy and skulls unless the
museum people would have them re
moved.
Women seldom live to be 100 years
old; they linger around 30 too long.
No More "Ordinary** Sleepem.
Some time ago the Pullmnn Com
pany, as an experimental measure, In
troduced "Ordinary” sleeping car ser
vice on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road between Baltimore and Newark,
and Pittsburg and Chicago. The re
sults to the Railroad Company were
very gratifying, but subsequently it
was ascertained the Pullman Company
was not In position to furnish this
class of equipment to all roads oper
ating Pullman cars east of Chicago
and St. Louis, and to allay any friction
that might result from this inequality
of service, the Pullman Company ie
quested the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to resume the standard carB pre
viously in service, which will be done
commencing April 10.
V. 8. I’lltml I mice It IIMl IK'MX.
Patents are granted for inventions
in many instances that have never
been tested, but are theoretically oper
ative and practical. In a recent deci
sion by Judge Morris In the court of
appeals of the District of Columbia
occurs the following:
"There is a great difference between
Inoperativeness and Imperfection. It
is well known that many inventions
were extremely crude in their incep
tion, and it is not always easy to rec
ognize the original conception in the
perfected device.”
As a rule inventions are not ln<rn
perfect and the evolution of important
inventions and industries is highly
interesting. Where two or more in
ventions contribute to the perfection
of a machine or art each has rights
that will be respected by the courts.
The following is one of the claims
allowed to C. H. Connelly of Fort
Madison, la., for a combined lock and
seal in which a key cannot enter the
lock without breaking the fragile seal:
A lock casing, a latch-bolt therein, a
lock bolt engaging said luteh-bolt, a
seal box within the casing engaged
by the lock-bolt and a seal in said
seal box registering with the key hole
of the lock casing.
Printed matter containing interest
ing information sent free
THOMAS G. ORWIG & CO.,
Solicitors of Patents.
Des Moines, la., May C, 1899.
Dr. John Duncan Quackenbos, emer
itus professor of Columbia university,
asserts that hypnotism may be em
ployed not only to alleviate pain in
some cases—which he thinks is about
all there is to Christian science—but
that it may also be used to reform
criminals end to remove crimina'
tendencies through “suggestion." He
instances some cases where he has
cured boys of the confirmed habit of
cigarette smoking by this method.
500,000 FAMILIES
RELY ON PE-RU-NA.
W. H. D. Williams, publisher of The
Farmers’ Industrial Union, in a recent
letter to Dr. Hartman says: "I have
used Pe-ru-na as a family medicine for
several years. I find It of especial use
for myself. I have had several tedious
spells with systemic catarrh and before
using Pe-ru-na I had tried geve;aJ
Mr. W. H. D. Wllllum*. Columbus. O.
other remedies with little or no rue
irB«. Uut In Pe-ru-na I found a prompt
i and sure cur*. 1 always lieep the
remedy which promptly relltwa any
attack of the same malady.
“My wife also u.e* Pe-ru-r.a. She
Audi it of especial use for severe sp 1 s
to which she U subject. We always
keep It In the house as a family medi
cine. We think It an eicelUnt remedy
for the various Ills to which children
are subject, especially climatic dis
eases Address l>r Hartman. Colum
bus. Ohio, for a free l«o.*k i n taim y
medicine.
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A coffee house should make a man
rich, declares Victor Smith in the New
York Press. The finest Santos can b3
bought for 19 cents a pound, Maracai
bo for 25 and Mandheling Java for 33.
The largest demi tasse in the city res
taurant holds a trifle less than two
ounces of the beverage; but suppose we
call it two. That would give us six-*'
ty-four half cups to the gallon, or 128
to two gallons. One pound of berries
roasted and ground will make easily
two gallons of drink, and at 10 cents
a cup the profit is anywhere between
$12 47 and $12.61 per pound, or about
4,300 per cent.
Dr. Charleton M. Lewis. the new
Emil Sanford professor of English at
Yale, is the youngest full professor
In the faculty. His age Is 33. He has
not been a prolific author, his only
published work beine a Ph. D. thesis
in 1898 on "Foreign Sources of Modern
English Versification, with Special
Keference to the So-CaWed lambic
Lines of Eight and Ten Syllables,”
published both in this country and in.
Germany.
Throughout the world there are G7Z
known volcanoes, 270 of which are ac
tive.
WOMEN are assailed at every turn by troubles peculiar
to their sex. Every mysterious ache or pain is a
symptom. These distressing sensations will keep
on coming unless properly treated.
The history of neglect is written in the worn faces and
wasted figures of nine
tenths of our women,
every one of whom may
receive the invaluable ad
vice of Mrs. Pinkhatn,
without charge, by writing
to her at Lynn, Mass.
Miss Let. a Evans, of
WOMEN WHO
NEED MRS.
PMKHAM’S AID
Parkersburg, Iowa, writes of her recovery as follows:
“Dear Mrs. Pinkiiam—I had been a constant sufferer
for nearly three years. Ilad inflammation of the womb,
leucorrhoea, heart trouble, bearing-down pains, backache,
headache, ached ull over, and
at times could hardly stand on
my feet. My heart trouble was
so bad that some nights
I was compelled to sit
up tn bed or get up
and walk the floor,
for it seemed as
though I should
smother. More
than once I have
been obliged to
have the doctor
visit me in the
middle of the
night. I was also
very nervous and
fretful. I was ut
terly discouraged.
One day I thought I
would w’rite and seo
if you could do any
thing for me. I followed
your advice and now I feel
) 1like a new woman. All
those dreadful troubles 1 have no
“—more, and I have found Lydia
E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash a sure
cure for leucorrhosa. 1 am very thankful for your good advice
and medicine."
**A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
SHAVE WITH.”
SAPOLIO
IS THE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-GLEANING.
It is equally as important to be sure
you are wrong before backing out as
it is to be sure you are right before
going ahead.
WItht “Kalnomlnes" Art.
"Kalsomines” are cheap temporary
preparations manufactured from !
I chalks, clays, whiting, etc., and ars
stuck on the wall with decaying ani
mal glue They bear no comparison
| with Alabastlne, which is u cement
! that goes through a process of setting,
1 and hardens with age. Consumers, In
: buying Alabastlne, should see that the
' goods ure in packages and properly
I labeled. Nothing else Is "Just as
good" as Alabastlne. The claims of
new imitations are absurd on their
face. They cannot offer the test of
time for durability.
Dry ptales are ail well enough in a
photograph studio, but mnllsters do
not think favorably of them in
churches.
Are Vuu INliiit Allen** I*’*
It is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet,
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Allen’s
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FEES. Ad
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, LeBoy, N. Y.
We are told that the cat has nine
lives and we are Inclined to believe
it spends eight of them in vocal cul
ture.
Ilwll'a Catarrh Cara
!>> taken internally. Price, 76c.
Some people seem to know every
thing except that fact that they don’t
know how much they don't know.
Khlrt Ituaoms
Should alwavn lie dried before starching.
Apply "Kauitleam Htarch” freely to Uiih
side*. roll up tight with Imhuiii iiiHiile and
lav aside twenty minute* Iwforw ironing
All grocer* sell "faultier* Htarch," Hip.
!n Kiifmla no pertion la permitted to
; marry after the age of eighty, and
! only five marriages are permitted.
gsaixaiaxm
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W.N.U. OMAHA. No.2.-lb»»
Vk't.to Answering Advcrttscn!*n‘(» Kindly
Mention This Few5/
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