THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , jfLY 13 , 188ft
BEGGING A BROTHER'S LIFE ,
Hoffman'a ' Slater Trying To Save Him
From the Halter.
A VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR.
Iilncoln'sBlit nulltllngnoom. I
UCKUII. Umahn Kntghta ofPytlilaa
Incorporate. Good Crop 1'ron-
pcots. Brief itctm.
frilOM THE BKE'8 MSCOr.1 IIUtlEAU.1
Hoffman , the train wrecker , who lies
In jail at Nebraska City awaiting execu
tion on the 22d of the mouth , has but n
low days left of earth , but efforts are
being made in his behalf that the sen
tence bo commuted from death to life Im
prisonment. Yostordtxy Albert 8. Cole ,
of Nebraska City , attorney for Hoffman ,
accompanied by & sister of the con
demned man , visited Lincoln and in the
afternoon were closeted with the gov
ernor going ever the case In the hopes
that the man's life might bo saved. The
time for notion in the supreme court has
passed , and the only hope of Hoffman's
relatives is that the governor may inter
fere and HIIVO him from the halter.
WWK ON PAVING.
The streets in the first paving district
present n busy Rcono already , although
not one-third of the men are at work now
that will be rcqlrodwhen the guttering and
laying of pavement commences. A largo
fV | number of stone men are trimming and
facing the granite for the curbs , and the
machinery is nearly in place for cutting
the blocks. The contractors have already
on the ground ever 100 carloads of cedar
and the first of .the coming week the citi
zens will see the blocks going in placo.
It is stated that tlicro will bo an immense
number of men employed on this work
from the commcncomo nt to the close.
1IUILU1NO MtOGKKSS.
A drlvo around the city will satisfy the
most skeptical that Lincoln is building
rapidly and many of the buildings are
very line ones. The now II. T. Clarke
drug compauv building will sco all foun
dation work finished tills week when the
six-story walls will rise. The bricklayers
nro at work on the third story of the
cracker factory building on Eighth and
Q streets , and work is moving rapidly on
the line city freight depot of tiio B. & M.
in that immediate locality. A gentleman
who has made the count informs the BEE
that there are over sixty brick businesi
bouses now in course ot construction in
the immediate business center of Lin
coln.
AIITICLKS OF INCOnrOKATION
of the Cnadron Loan and Building asso
ciation were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday. The capital stock of the
association In $500,000 , divided in shares
payublo monthly ns provided in such
associations , and the limit of the corpora
tion is fourteen years. W. W. Byington ,
E. E. Egan , J. Ross , P. II. Carloy. Wni.
Wilson , J. L. Paul and J. Loowenthal are
the incorpnrators.
Articles incorporating the Knights of
Pythias building association of Omaha
were also filed with the secretary of
state yesterday. The purpose of
the corporation is the erection
of a Pythian building and the capital
stock is lixcd at $200,000 , the corporation
to exist for nlnety-nino years. James A.
Brown , Henry Urcighton , David Kautl-
man , Milton E. Kerr , W. II. Bush , Hurry
Merrlam and E. E. French are the incorporators -
porators ,
DlSTlhOUISIIEI ) OUKSTS.
Seated upon the bright-lloworcd brus-
eels that adorns the iloor of the gov
ernor's oilico yesterday might have been
seen Bravo Chief and Double Tooth , two
specimens of the Omaha tribe of Indians ,
Who awaited nn audience with the gov
ernor with the patience of an ollice-
ecoker. V\ lint their mission was they re
fused to divulge to a common newspaper
man.
DFLINQUENT COUNTIUS.
The stata auditor liiuls that a good
many counties in the state are delinquent
in sending in the abstract of assessment
for the year , the law requiring that the
county clerks shall forward ? those ab
stracts prior to July 10. This delay the
auditor will attempt ( o remedy at onco.
The dellnauent counties nro Box Butte ,
Buffalo , Butler , Brown. Chase , Clay ,
Ditwes. Douglas , Franklin , Hayes , Holt.
Knox , Logan , Nance , Ucd Willow and
Sherman. The county clerks in these
counties bhould give the matter attention
nt onco.
HOUND TO THE DISTICT COUKT.
At noon yesterday the hearing of Lewis
Benton , charged with assault with intent
to kill on one llilller , was completed be
fore Judge Parsons , and Benton was
hold under $500 bonds to answer at the
next term of the district court. Benton
was one of the striking switchmen , and
Ililticr was a B. & M. brakcman trans
ferred to the yards for temporary work ,
until now men could bo secured to take
the places of the strikers. During thn
night after ho went on duty , Benton and
three other striking switchmen visited
the yards to see who were woridng in
their place , ? , und while tlicro Benton
struck Hilliur over the head with a billy.
Early Sunday morning Benton was
found by the police under the bed in his
room , and the trial has been protracted
owing to some of the witnesses absenting
themselves , especially n man named
Wilson , who in testifying showed him
self an unwilling witness , as did many
of the others. The trouble arose over
IP Benton calling the now man a scab and
like epithets. During the progress of
the preliminary hearing n largo crowd
was in attendance. Hillior's own testi
mony tended to show that the attack
upon himself was premeditated.
AT Till : 11OTKLS.
Among the arrival * at Lincoln yester
day from Nebraska points wore noted the
following : E. F. Warren , Nebraska City ;
11. O. Boatty. Wahoo ; O. Trost , Prince
ton ; 11. T. Clarke and Fred W. Gray ,
Omaha ; John Bnrsby. Fairmont ; E. Mo-
liityre , Sewnrd ; S. M. Barker. Silver
Creek ; H. II. Erskino and M.V. . Cool-
buugh , Omaha ; W. J. Jones , 1. E. Doty
aud Oeorgo H. Peebles , Davit ! City ; B. F.
Smith , Hasting ; ) , and C. It. Kickley , York.
IN lIltlKK.
A wo was Up for hearing yesterday In
the police court in which a restaurant on
1' street was brought ever thecoals to an
swer the charge of selling beer on Sun
day without license and contrary to law.
A warrant Is out for the arrest of n
druggist in the village of Hlckmau , who
is charged , in the information with violat <
ing the law governing druggists' right :
in the sale of liquor.
County politics are awakening and II
is evident that there will be no lacl
of candidates when the time foi
nominations rolls round again. It is understood
dorstood that the B. & M. nave several ol
the faithful whom they desire to reward
and the tine Italian hand of the corpora
tlon may be expected at any time.
Whatever may bo the crop prospect !
from the section of the state lying west
ward , there certainly is no question bu
that Lancaster county never had bettoi
promise than at the present time. A clt
izen whose business calls him often totlu
country precincts asserts that not in tot
years have the farmers of this section hat
n better promise of corn than at tin
present time. . h
j\le 3rs , S. M , Barker , president , nm
. Mulntyre. chairman , of the board o
managers of the -state board of'agricul
ture were in the city yesterday lookinf
hftttr some minor improvements at tin
fair grounds. Very little now work , wil
bo required the prcM'.nt year , but a gooi
Aouifortablo addition will bo made to tin
fish commission building , which Mr.May
will appreciate in making his exhibit the
present year.
Secretary Ftirnas is forwarding to the
newspapers in the state complimentary
tickets for the coming state fair. Tlfc
tickets are the linost In the line of the en
graver's art over issued.
Two farmers who became boistrous
and had a fighting match in a small way
in the city , eluded the police and weiit
homeward. A warrant , however , has
been issued for ono of them and ho will
be called to answer for his riotous con
duct.
A second ton cent circus and show has
struck the city and is apparently starting
out with a good run of custom and
patronage. It Is to remain in the city a
wcok.
On the 28th day of July the Funko
opera house will bo opened for the com
ing fall and winter season , and the open
ing entertainment will bo no loss than
the first appearance of Mrs. Langtry In
this city , who makes this date on her re
turn from California. The Havclry
minstrels follow this opening entertain
ment on the 8th of August.
Following the close of this Denver-
Lincoln scries of games on the home
grounds Lincoln will have no more games
until July 30. when the Kansas City Cow
boys arrive for a tournament. The great
point nf interest in the homo club's south
ern tour will bo the games at Topcka.
Down unit Dullillng Up.
When a mnn breaks down In the matter -
tor of physical strength , the question of
his recovery depends In a great measure
upon the length of time ho allows to
clapso before adopting medicinal means
to recuperate it. A tonic , which gives a
speedy and powerful Impulse to tne pro
cess of digestion and assimilation , is the
best auxiliary ho can employ , and ho
should resort to it promptly. The most
reliable dependence of the feeble , the
aged and the nervous , has over proved to
be Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , an in-
vigorant of national reputation and
proven worth , commended by medical
mou of distinction , not only for building
up a broken down system , but as a
remedy for dyspepsia , constipation , liver
complaint , fever and ague and kidney
trouble. While not claimed to be a
panacea , it is a most useful and compre
hensive household remedy. It is , mor-
ever , eminently safe as well as affective.
*
MIIS. L.ANOTUY AMERICANIZED.
The Jeraey Lilly Has Mndo a Homo In
| San Francisco.
San Francisco Alta : Mrs. Lily Langtry ,
the English actress , has established her
abode at 1.220 Twenty-iirst street , whore ,
according to current rumor , she will live
for Homo months to come. She is nt pres
ent nndor engagement at the Baldwin
theatre , but now the remainder of her
residence in this citv is to bo occupied
has not yet been divulged. The house is
an unpretentious two-story building.with
a bay-window front und a small Dower
garden. A report relative to her pros
pective length of stay has gained cur
rency to the effect that she will abide
there long enough to acquire a legal resi
dence , and then make formal application
for a divorce from her husband
wholsjnow in England. Gen. W. H.
L. Barnes having been named as the
counsel who had been retained to con
duct the proceedings , a query addressed
to him elicited the Information that Mrs
Langtry'a agent , a Mr. Reynolds , had
called at Barnes1 office three times , but
had not succeeded in finding him in. "A
short time ago , " said the general , "I re
ceived a letter from n .New York firm
saying Mr. Reynolds would call and see
mo on business. Exactly what the busi
ness is I do not yet know. When he
called yesterday for the third time and 1
was not in 1 felt sorry , so in tnc after
noon I walked up to the Baldwin in
hope of seeing him. Ho wasn't there , but
a reporter was , and ho spoke to mo
about divorce matters generally. I told
him anyone could got n divorce hereafter
after acquiring legal residence and mak
ing a proper snowing. I do not know
yet the nature of the business concern
ing which Mr. Reynolds called. So far
ns I know it has nothing to do with any
divorce proposition. " yesterday morn
ing , at her residence , Mrs. Langtry
took the initial stops toward becoming a
naturalised citizen of the United States ,
by renouncing all allegiance to the
queen and declaring her intention of becoming -
coming a citizen of the United States.
Saving the Lawyers.
' The first thing we do , let's kill nil the
lawyers. " This is rather a blood-thirsty
proposition , which wo modify by offering
to euro this worthy class of people. Most
of them suffer ( in common with nearly nil
others of sedentary habits ) , from the in
jurious effects of dyspepsia , indigestion ,
piles , loss of appetite , anil other ailments
caused by a constipated habit of the
body. Dr. Plcrco's "Pleasant Purgative
Pullets" eradicate nil these disorders in
promptly removing the cause thereof ,
und Induce a rare degree of comfort and
health.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Two Strange Anlmnln Astray.
Philadelphia Ledger , July 7 : Robert
S. Brown , a farmer living at Penn's
Manor , in Bucks county , four miles south
east of Morrisvillo , has in his possession
two animals which were captured on the
highway in front of his house on Ion-
day morning. They were first been
swimming in Biles creek , on which Mr.
Brown's farm is situated , and when they
landed they were driven into his barn
yard. They have the general character
istics of the common cow , but are con
siderably larger than the avorage-si/.cd
cow , and have n slight hump above the
shoulders , long horns pointing back
ward and curving upward. In general
they correspond with the description
given in n work on natural history of a
species of buffalo found in India. It is
the supposition that the animals escaped
from a menagerie , though it was not
known that any menagerie bad passed
through that part of the country re
cently.
It Had Gone.
Wall Street News : Ho sat on a log on
the bank of an Arkansas creek , when a
traveler came along and saluted : '
"Good-day , mister. Waiting for a
rise ? "
"That's just what I am waiting for , "
was the reply.
"Got a fiat-boat up stream ? "
"No , sir. I'm a government engineer.
Congress has appropriated flS.OOO to im
prove this river , and I'm waiting for n
rise so 1 can find the stream. How long
since you saw anything of it ? "
MOST PERFECT MADE
Ceod by th United Btate * GoTernment.
Endorsed tr the headi of tlm Great Unlrrreltl e
0 and 1'ublle Food Ao4l ; > UuT&e8trongeatPnmt ,
aud moat Healthful , lit. Prlos'e the onljr Baling
I'ywJor that dot- * not contain Ammonia , Lime ot
. Vim. Ur. Price' * Kitractj. VanlUa , Lemon , etc.
CLOTHING PEOPLE
IN A QUANDARY.
It is rumored outside that the Sunday Closing accounts for the dissatisfaction , but on the inside it is bettor
known that the complaint comes from the Misfit Parlors , 1119 Famam Street , under-selling in price ,
< X ALL SUMMER CLOTHING X >
Their prices are less than they can procure the same article for in the eastern market. This is hard to overcome , but
< Save Your Money >
Until you see what it will buy you in summer wear for the present week. You can buy a
"VIEST
Made of Seersucker , Pongees. Serges , G-himmanns , Alpacas , Dadetas , Flannel , or Silk , in an
endless variety of patterns. In quality and price wo defy competition. Your price is our pleasure.
PANTALOONS
We have too many , and you can find a pair to fit and suit you at your own price. We are determined to not have a
Summer Garment loft this season to show you next season , if prices will sell them , at the
MISFIT PARLORS ,
1119 Farnam , Omaha , Neb
A G-OOD REASON.
Morgan * ( whoso licauls In tlmOnvalr } ) Mr . ORdon. Corpornl Wllllamn wants to know whether
yon would object to hl < eomlnjj of toner than ouce a week ? You < c , Ma'nin. I ehluo up lila a word aud
buttous with Hapollo , ana luapcctlon comta very f rccjuoutly uow , Ma'aia.
THEFT OF REPUTATION.
Theft Is not conflnod to stealing money. Indeed , that is the least common
form of theft. Men who sell other cheap Scouring Soaps when they are asked for
Sapolto ( not unfroquently representing them to bo the genuine article ) , steal our
reputation , our money , our good name. And besides this , they cheat their cubtom-
ors. Honest merchants and honest purchasers should turn away from all such
practices , and determine not to cheat or be cheated. NO. 10. ( Copyright. March. 1887.1
RELIABLE JEWELER.
Watche * . Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a specialty. Work warranted.
Corner Douglas and 16th streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union
I'ncificRailroad Company.
MEATS ROASTED IN THEIR OWN
JUICES , BY USING THE
WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR
FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON THE
CHARTER OAK
STOVES @ RANGES.
Then U not a cooking apparatm tjivle mini : tie
Solid Onm Door , but that the Ion In weight of meati la
from twenlr-flfe to f ort r jr con t. ot the meat roatted.
Inotlmr wonlj , arlbof b uf , welghliiK tan iwinds if
roaited mecJIam to well- < lon | lHo fl three pound * .
The * ame roaated in the Charter Oak
Banira uilnv the Wire Qauxo Ov n Door
lee about one pound. *
(
To allow meat to ( brink U to 1pa a larin portion of
IU julcea andflaTor. The fibre * 'ilo ttot Mparut . and
re * luusTuuo CIROULAH AND PRICI urn. It become * toagb. taitele * * and mn > alaU > aUe.
I
CHABTER OAK STOVES and RAKGXS are BOLD IK NEBRASKA ai follow. :
MILTON ROQKKS&SONS OMAHA. TANNELL& SWEENEYFAitnunV. .
P. KENNEY , GORDON. GETl'l-K & FACER , . . . . . . ' . . , FKANkLIM.
DALLAS & LETSON , HASTINGS. N.J.JOHNSON , . . . . . . . . NORTH MEND.
E.C. BREWER , HAY S INGS. j. J. McCAFFERTY , . . , . , O'NiiLL CITY.
H.A1RU&CO . NlBKAtKA ClIV. K. HAZLEWOOO 414 , OSCEOLA.
W. r. TIMPLEFON NKLSON. J. S. DUKE , _ ; . . . .PLXTTSMOUTH.
j. n. STURDEVANT 4 SON ATKINSOM. A. PEARSON ( . . STKRUNO.
l.KASSA CO CMADROM. J.O. GREEN. . ? ST OMSBURG.
KRAUSE , LUBKER & WELCH COLUHBUS. 1. A. PAUDEN & SON. . . . . . ' Eurtnon.
OLDS I1ROS EDGAR. T1UMERMAN & FRAKER. VIXDOH.
TAR DID
PILESTSfttt'nHEUN
nd all akin dlaet * * * . A new method of torn-
ponndlne lar. A Cur craaraoteixl , or money
ruJanded. Bold oy druB n t . mil nt theomoeof
TAK-OID CO. . II UIHimt. CHIUM. I'rtcw l.
FOUNTAIN
FINE ) CUT AND F L/UG.
_ Incomparably the Bait.-
. . .
AJ * * \ ± i
> U(1 from lound wheat. Beit Oem Flour
mado. Make * bona and mntcle. Invigorates Iho
linlD. itrcng tien the nerrei , cnrlchea tha blood.
BuH remrom dyipopila , IndUeitluo , oouttlpatlOD
illabpt l. Brtxht'i dlieiue. etc. , will nnd It lUTsluu-
Me. HXJU KOIl WKLI , I'KDPl.K. Order It o ( jrbtir
dealer. Sample poetaue free to phf lcl n who will
par oxpreM ohanei. Circular gt'lnK lull I'unica- '
Inn nn upplioalloq.
> VelsliaiiH , Pratt & .IIaincs , Omalialoh , ?
Mauufaotururi of Cereal SpooUlUos.
WuSDZVELOPED PARTS
of th txxlj cnlarfcdand ( tretiKtheDed. topartlo \ \ - .
Blri Ute ! < ) Oe . - IUUK UXO , CO. , ViOSiio , M.JT.
I
U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Ona-cxlia , iTolo.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 48,600
H. W. Yalas , President.
A. E. Ton/.alin. Vice-Prcsident.
W. 11. S. Hughes , Cashier ,
UIKUOTOllS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
11. W. Yates , Lewis S. Reed.
A. E. Toii7.alm.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts.
A General Banking Business Transacte
4 TO 7 I > EK t'KNT
INVESTMENTS
$250.000 Douglas Co. ( Omaha ) , Neb. 5's.
100,000 Toledo , Ohio , 4's.
20,000 Danville , Illinois , 5's.
80,000 , Illinois Drainage , U's.
20,000 Comanchc County , Kansas , 6's.
100,000 Elgin , Illinois , 6's.
53,000 Travis County , Texas , 6's.
25,000 El Dorado , Kansas , 6's.
25,000 Red Cloud , Neb. C's. .
14,000 Fnirmont , Neb. 7's.
200,000 Topeka , Knnsas , 6's.
And other securities : Government ,
Local , & c.
For more than twonty-iivo years wo
have dealt in similar securities , and no
ono through us has over lost a dollar by
default of cither principal or interest.
\Vo receive deposit accounts , allow in
tcrcst on time deposits and transact a re
gular banking business.
S. A. KEANJ- , , HANKERS ,
( Successors to 1'roston , Kenn & Co. ) ,
100 Washington Street , Chicago.
N. Y. OFFICE : United Bank Building.
For Individuals and Institutions , in-
eluding Universities , Estates , &a.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
. fit } Huh. Dnratilo , KIWJ Fitting.
Tlid licet Shoo In tiio World.
W. 1. . 1MIUUI.AH
$2.50
r < iu.il9 the 13 - . _
tiled by oilier tlrint.
Our
K VOn IIOYfl ( dm * rrnt atlsf cUon. All
thoahovoani ma t8 111 Ituttnu , L'nncrPM nnrt IJKW ,
Bllftylcnof ton. Sol.Ij \ yfMXt dcnlrrii thouKlinut the
U. S. If your dealer du 4 not kttp them , Fi'ml iminu
on jxwtal to W. I nolTCl.AS ttKH'ktuii.MiiKH.
BEWARE OF FRAUD.vL1ac"ratt !
unscrupnlotm de&irr * urn offering other eoodg aa
mine.and when askrd why my nUunp In not on the
Blioo . RUtn that I liavc dUconlluued ItA IIHH. Til IS
IS PAI.SK. Take non rfi > ri > intd to be the
"W. I. . Uougl Shosi , " union iminit. wurrHiiti * )
and iir ) ' * > nro atRinutMl on bottom of vuch
siuxt AV. I. . imU < U.AS , Ilrovkton , MUH .
For sale by Kelley , Stljjor & Co.cor
Dodge and inth-sts. ; Henry Sargent
cor. So ward and Saundorn sla-
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GOLDEN SEALer mirocure
/or inen.cuim in 3 dayi bund lor iMirtlculars ,
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PENNYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
The Original and Only flenolne.
p b u4 tlwiyl BelUblt. It * K of worthlnu IralUllon *
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Deaths from thcmnreiacrlflces.V Diiclmrno * . etrlo
turOH , pro tnto ithind. Tiirlcocelo , Ijlajclnr nnd
chronic dl cime cmuo tnoni and mu t be cured by
the Aoiihcl Medlrul HurcnuKuropunn HOI ! American
pcclullst iihjrilclun'B localund Internal pvfitclrom-
edk'sor the sutTerera nro lout. Old physlclu 'a udrictt
und book , with particular * und cure , free Bin
2'J1 ' Broadwy.Nuw York.
The Best and Safes
Vapor Stove Made.
C. W. Sleeper , head of St. Marys' Av-
enne.
Jumcs & Smith South , . Omaha.
EDUCATIONAL-
CAI.LANAN College , Dos Mnlnos. Iowa. A
Homo School for GUIs. Full Courses of
Hluily. Hpoolnl ailvnntitRos In MuMc , Art , Mod-
urn iiiuijnjHKGs und Kluoiitlon. Full turro bo-
fct'iit. ink. AUUrubg tiio prugidont , C. It.
I'oinoroy.
Howard Collegiate Institute ,
For Young Ltullca icojmiis Hopt 21 , Collcifo
I'ropimttory , Clnsslciil mill Scientific Rrmliint-
InucouiHcs. For circulars mlilress KM.MA O.
UONItO.l'rlnclpiil.or II. II. HOWAUI ) , fcccro-
turyost lirldiruwutur.Muss. jjOtuw.'ijt
SOHERVILLE SCHOOL
FOHST.
ST. OLA III , SUCH.
Three murtet of siiuljr. TniirouBhne In ever ? rte-
ImrtmBht. llulldlniii elogniitljr furnUhuil. lluutot
llh etenra , I.lKhtuil with 4111. Water Jrorn St. Clalr
Hirer. Buparlor uilvmitiiii | In inuilo iiml urt , Ad
dress ( or circular. fcOMHUVltl'U HCHOOU
_ K. Cl lr , Mlolj.
EVELYN COLLEGE.
For young women , Princeton , N. J.
Prospectus , fullparticulars , sent on ap-
plicatonto ] . H , M Elvaine.
BKMINAItY
1 UKYOUNd I.AUIKS.Vt:5 North IlrondSt
Plillnilulphta. 17th year begins Hoiit. ' 'Isi , ltW7.
AUUroei Mj 1C K. JUUKINri , 1'riiiulpRl ,
who roTurs by spoulul jionnlsslon to
Mr. mid Mm , John N. Jewutt , )
Mr. uuil Mm. Philip 1) ) . Armour , V Chicago.
Mr. anaMra. Ilorucu F.Vaite , )
ALBANY LAW SCHOOL ,
Tlilrty-soventli yenr begins Supt. flth , 1887.
Fur clroulsis or siiuolnl liironniitlon ndilroi * .
HorucoK Hinlth. LU1) . Dean. Albany , X. Y.
ROSE"PO"LYTECHNIC iNsfifufii
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