Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 October 1895 — Page 8

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^AUUUUUUUU

You are always welcome.

LINDEN.

Frank IJales is on the sick list.

for

and

LOOK OUT FOR THE

NEW STOCK

JUST ARRIVING BAT THE

-OF-

ir the whiskev habit and is after other Vp®

the whiskey habit and is after other drinKers to do the same. Some of our citizens were before the grand

jury

this week to ted what, the}

Know about violations ot law.

Three frosts, the first. Sunday night,

it freeze with each one. make* 00

think what you did with the mone) 011

made in tho hot weather.

K. 10. 1'enrjct.t and little Nma h.s

daughter, of Cicero, were no a r-hoit

visit to his parents ran inlay and Monday

He saw all of his sir-ters anil retained

home on Monday evemio. he doesjiot

•vveign but lit).! pounds-

A.pheus McDonald, ot West benian.

Deer Creek, p. o., Carroll county, ivas it

[his place Sundav and Mniioay. b- is

one ol the fastest corn cutters it. the

county, cul ting doubh what or.mi ary

men wnl cut in the same time.

On Saturday night ii.

and daughter. ,jr Cicero, came to see In-

youngest sister, .Mrs. Marti" i-j. MclJon-

ald. of Deer Creek, who he had not seen

for thirteen years, ami on Monday Mrs.

Mollie liiblc 1 oi Sugar jrove. with tier

little neice: fieorge Livingston, wire atel

three childr. u. of Koinney. Alpheus Mc

Donald, of Deer Creek, and his family

of six children Albert L'tyirm an' 1 wife.

Mr- ane Stoddard and Mrs. Malinda

Montgomery, twenty-one all tolo. sd

down to a table at tli- residence of -J. S.

Ijennett thai was loaded witn th" nent

that could be pnniueii. and a ate until

they w"re liiled.

St- Louis and Return

October "th to l'Jth thu ainl.tlra will

sell round t.rip tickets toSt. Louis -ind

return for .T0.80, all good to rctur.i in

cluding Monday, Oct. lth. Notice the

time: Leave here arrive at St

Louis !5:11 p. in. Xo delay at I erre

Haute. You need pot go to Linden or

Veedersburg to start. Leaving

St. Louis coming home at 1:10 a. 111 ar

rive homo at 0:10 p. 111. Don't miss tho

ride on the main line. Vestibule trains

scheduled at 50 tnilos per hour.

J. C. HUTCHINSON, Agent.

Mrs. Wolfe has returnod home after a visit in Ladoga with her daughter, Mrs, Frank Fox.

mmm mmm

THK

While in the city Kiir

LIub Parker moved into his neat, new

dwelliLg house. Now, why cannot

others do like him.

.veek make our store your headquarters.

Wo have the Finest Line of

Boots and Slioes|

In the city. Everything new and up to date.

THE MODEL"

12.') N. Washington St. Arms' Old Stand.

THE NEWS IN' BRIEF.

In the .Silver Creek, O., district 2 on:)

coal miners went out on a sympathy

strike, though they had themselves re

ceived th. ad\ anoe they asked for

In Home. Ga., on Sunday, a railroad

man, a telegraph editor, and a newspaper

man—the latter also being a lawyer—were

ordain.-d deacons in the Baptist church

bheritl Oliver, while removing some

prisoners in the county jail at Kockford,

Ills., discovered a whole kit of tools with

v.....

J- W. White has taken the Keeiey cure "cy were about to make their es- talent in the state was brought fn.m In I

lne jewelry store of J. J. Ragatz of terestin

Prairie du t:nc, 1.-.., was robbed of

Sl.OOU worth of watches, the safe bein^ blown open.

bu.-,. ind.. made an assignment for the

b'-'iielit of his creditors. The liabilities

me estimated at $5,(KJJ nnd the a ««ei

5-,.Thomas Gullivan was named a rocoiver

Sophia of Sweden is one of the

mo-t enrhusiastie friends and prfimoter.-

ol the Salvation Army—,t distinction

which she shares with her niece, theiiu.-cn

regent of Holland.

."-al vadoryis alarmed over the movemont

of (ieneiMl K/^ta and Mexico has. bc.-n

a»Ked to torhid his conspiring against'the' ptfacivot tho i'(jrm« -x.:.

At -1,1 Jo- ,ta Kiea I'elit M.,„-

ti.e

V-

FJ.

IjiMinett

L'ii-.U

tet-o, an eminmt lawyer, and three 1

i? iinpri*-'

•hav.-. been swit.-no -d to tour yea

th«? tr^v-

onme-nt tor publicly -coad :niiin ernin.'iir

.iviiin ehamo-r of deputies has

.•/ov-

pa— a i.'-ulai ),i e.tllmg upon th

oniiiiem for infuri!iVitio as t,o -.vlios

drf.r wa- -h:' -,,1,-1 1 the Am."

I":- Kin bi/ing -expelled irom tiie'Jity oi' Cu/ 'o. •.

I n.',it, .T.icUi,n\i lie. (),, dainngi'i the

buildings a.i,l sto.-U of ,t! Jai..k,onvilio

bujjj|y i'uii.ij ujyo )0 v.

1). K. lio.-er of is|)e:i, Ind., a shoo

deal'-r, na* l.uled. -,v|i ii .,j|abilities of

and assets of -•jl-J.ii.j ). 1?1ju,I .vi.-oming Hoot

and -inn company ol Chicago is the heavy creditor.

The grand jury at Washington lias IH'CM

charged to report on the eondition of the

government printing oiiiee and other fed

eral buildings said to be unsafe.

The westbound Texas and 1'aeidc pas

senger train was derailed at Me/ "-Station

-(JO miles east K! l'as„, Tex. Kn-uie-r

1 1 1 11 .mi'

hv,t M. .j Lj.,

jured..- •.

Ni.tr KdwaivKviUe, .-\hi., two white

faiiiiii-, 11inipnreyn and Hrvant, while

maU.ng i.-ane yrup, i|iiiirreled. llam-

phti Uno. lc,-d lii-y,un mt,, tJie caldron

of boiling .-jyniji, hen llshe.l his body out

and at! -mpted to ea-i it the furna.e,-

but n-trained, the murderer eseap-d

to the mmintaiiis.

lli.i highest sal.ii paid to a governcs-d^

probabl.v that received ly Miss l-.tta

lJugaes, Kuglinh govenii'ss to the young

princes* ol the Asturias, sister of the late

Queen of -pain. .Mi- Hughes

S4,0(.)0 a year. •..

The well known "Vale I'haianx," or

Thirty-ninth Illinois regiment, held it^

annual reunion at Clinton. Seventy vet

erans were in attendance

Charles ©runner, aged 13 years, of Me

nominee, Mich,, was killed* wliilo swing

ing a companion. The sutit of the s\v

hfllf an hour.

"V..:

Ing a companion. The seat of the swing .t "^lmgo\er Iniagitiary troublas wbi.

struck Sim in t^ie breast and he died in

End of a Celebrated Trial at Dan ville, Ind.

SENTENCED TO PRISON 10U LIl'K.

The Defendant Was on Trial for tho Slur-

dor of 11U Wife, ami tho Inconsistency of

Ilis Various Stories and Other Tliincn

find a Tolllni KllVct Upon tho Jury aud

the Verdict Was Expected—l'lty Ex

pressed for Ills

AK«M1 I

'arents.

DANVILLE,

Intl., Oct.

3.—

Kev. William

E. Hinsliaw was found guilty of murder

Jn the second decree here and the jury

fixed his punishment ut imprisonment for

life. IIo murdered his wifo nnd sniii

burglar did it. The verdict was handed

In at a time when few expected It. The

,500 people who had listened to Mr

Bpnnn'6 closing argument wero beginning

to leave for their homes The deputies

notified counsel personally instend of

calling at the window as usual The

Judgo used every means to avoid a rush

when the jury came, but few people knew

until Sheriff Bell came up with tli:

prisoner, and I hen r-ome 3U0 or 400 pcoplo

gained admittance to the courthouse be

fore the sentence was read.

Found tho Dofomlant Guilty.

The jury marched in and took theii

seats .Judge Hadley said. "Mr. Fuiv

man. have you agreed upon a verdict:-"

Juror Jerry ^lcC'lain, holding the verdict,

said: "We have.'" Having passed it to

Deputy Clerk Hathaway it, was read as

follows:

"We. the jury, find the defendant, Will

iam K. Hinshaw, guilty of murder in the

second degree, as charged in the indict

ment, and assess His punishment for life

in the penitentiary.''

As the sheriff led the prisoner in he was

pale. His eyes were weak and red. When

the verdict was read he never moved. Ilis

brother. Klsworth, sitting by his side, shed

a few tears, while several of his faithful

church members, old ladies in particular,

in lie assemblage had occasion to use their

lth

.. ...

handkerchiefs. The jury was polled at £'i^inelV" opt

the instance of the defense and each one l'VsnriVr*^

diannp.ihs. and the most exciting and in-

just ended. The sentence is the hardest a

criminal ever received from t-lns cour'

1 3

Da\id Garver, a shoo dealer of Colum-

Isaac llassett .seriously III.

WASMM.TON,

r,.in

'"r",-.

l*i» I line at, Rv.

P] KAXSAS,

Nervous

anweml lor himself ainrinatively. At i.oans un-i .lis-ounts 1. n^u

a most heinous crime has been committed

toe ii.-.e ol Air. .-pann argument at tiver.lrnit s.-carod ami unpooiii eii.! -ti-3 is

noon but very few people were found who S tn sei-nic eiivulation..... •..".oixi un thought the preacher innocent.

several Witnesses to prevent the facts in

tlh.' ctusc Wfi'i.' plainly shown, and had a aik

!)]-.j

nuai hall of the ?rie.,t* of Palla, was W-I.i .'

ami proved to be rhev juost gorgeous an..

People should realize that the only true and permanent cure

condition is

J'-hmuuii^

.-n

trial rwr hold in this countv lias "L 1 1

U. —Isaac Ua-sett the I

l.'uM

ate lies -i riouslv ,11 at hi, home of heirship 1

ut) w.th nli it a,, ea to be tvph ad Mo 1 ,u! Sal iVr,.^'"

As .Mi iia^.-etL is i) ye.-irs old his vomli-

tion is causing considerable alarm to hi-1

friends. For sixtv-luur years .Mr Ha--ei I O S FT«'

lias been an emi.loye of the Capitol iu on, ,. ,-,

position or another. He knows, he history

oi hi-.-u uet uie as no other man knows ic I .eia,. i.-u

Healoiie:of living men can put his llnirer I v.Vtnbli'.trTu ?,V' a

oeen offered ail sarti oi ii.diteo- ^"!j}, 1 «e»tle iifnt

iiiPtit re\ il the »erf '.ut ah\ a t^vIV,-V 'ftf« 1

in he alt. v. itn an m.m. i-, ,i„,|

parade of bicyclists, heaa^'il'liy a pl:itp|t|j

ol mounted police. ..i.-itir. :\d"

er-*. both men and women, boys niui glrfiV

eaeh. vit-ing -wit-h the ot-h-r in* gror,e.T:|',i,

ness of_ costnnie. scurrii.tl through lie

principal streets which vere crowded

ii^sml in the eity's history, I ^uCiw.sa^rmi^,

\i h.-ii v\ uir.rui iHi sin. Will. lot-..

ALL EC. AN-. Mi. h.. Oer o.-S-nne of the K*tima*:d

women of Allegan have determined to

have a kiudi'i'garten for the iiule folks'!

rhitsehool director^ would not estabijsi':'

one in coniieotioa with ihe puiiiie -ehoiii.-'

so the »',,in, appealed to charifv aiid.lsc"i

.fjA 1 1

women

cuied enough motiev to Mr.- I i-' ..ifu-.i.iW Ji-.\,i:, sti.(•!•. Siyij f.i

r-n: .I loom The' rooi,, w.i's I O "^_steers,/.nil i-t yoct j.5J vnl calves

enou.,:! tusuit H.-m-, -otiu-y pa,,,red .i,i

l!iO :il,l..wi I- (In- jj,,,,.,,.

A-i'LA.vnsy i».-iV'-.-:i'. ia\v.inam ii n-M-ni

Wcw^r^ New Vol': V.s ih.-gu.st ol h-.„,

ot the ineetifig oi the Ueorgfa H.,, ..

Kiciation. which convened hero Mr Ho,, louir-.i iK, 0 ,. 1 A

1 1 1

ILCCJV,.

I^.:m1

1, ngihv and I,

addii-.- ii (he CMistitutiim. which

.'••I. l.i.(1 to b., ,i huge audience, comp, sed ol

Wrtr.

laymen aim lawyers.

Mmaile ol un Ortoiti.i.-u-juu

Mil'..(ie in the county near hero by hanging

'aasell. 'ihe old lady's mind had been

mi.-clod for some tunc and tiho had been

iuit/1,. wub Kiuua wliilo swing. tune and aho hud ^and October, OO^c bid

thu iiiu thut luid so cuurly

run

for

i".

The inconsistence of his various stories Kuuks ..not H.

Hie blood elot formed in front of the mur- inTen^nt't"'^mkV'unli' i, ink^s".'.' "'lira uered woman brain, though when found ''""i

she was eolil on her back, and the effort oi •L ','

tions by Judge Hadley are considered all Le^i,'.

tlie delendant could ask. It is the unani-i

cents

telling effect on the jury. The instrue- Ue»orv.j in i', .i m/

mous opinion of all that a prisoner neve- i'u»! .vitii r. s. Tr^nsiir

had a fairer trial. The court cautioned! '5 1 cent. .*1 eireulation)..._

the jury about being swayed by any svin-i Toml..||ig| ".vtV-Ul 31

pathy or personal considerations, nnd told I iSs? LlAliiLi riK^.

It it had a duty to discharge to the state Capital «r..K-k*iuii.l In.. ., „,

of Indiana as well as the defendant. T!T- 1 1 "T 1 "",

defendant's aged father and mother heart! Vav-!!^.

the Instructions of the court, but were not Nuti'mnl ink notes outsVnnflinc •.'sisiK)

present when the verdict was returned liaak- ami hanker* 71 r,i Their stopping place was a scene of sym- 1 a suhj..u toclie.-k.. 3«,3i: 0!

pathy and pity after the news was re- I 'Ital

ceived. ?:.•-?

that the rights of citizuiiahip and the good 1

name of the county have been blotter! 1

'.•

for the Parent,. J,\£

ilotli the parent.-, are so leeble that thev I a"'^' true to tin- best ot my knowing. ,|

tn hardly climb up and down the stairs* |, «.oLTKA. fasliier.

and sympathy for them is abundant. The .lav. S W 1 0 I

verdict is wliat the state expected, and

will meet the approval or 09 percent of

the people of this county. They feel that

with human blood and that tile strict en- VOTICKTo IlKllis,

forceuieiir oi the law must prevail \t- I

torney Ilogate for the defense said no

fiirthei step.- wouM betaken at present. In th" Montgomery Circuit Court. Nov«ral..-r ilwi trial ooinini'iKvd Sopt

nnd it

a a a

hi\*

their

be found in having

Pure Blood

Because tho health of every organ and

tissue of the body deponds upon

the

purity of the blood. The whole world

knows the standard blood purifier

Hood's

Sarsaparilla

And therefore it iB tho only true and

reliable medicine for nervous people.

makes tho blood pure and healthy,

and thus cures nervousness, makes

the nerves firm and strong, gives sweet

sleep, mental vigor, a good appetite,

perfect digestion. It does all this, and

cures Scrofula, Eczema, or Salt llhoum

and all other blood diseases, because

to Get Hood

Makes

-Results prove every word we have

.said. Thousands of voluntary testi

monials fully establish the fact that

"I suffered with weakness and nervousness, but live bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me."

HOMIER,

Hnnrl'c

day.

Saved"

parilla

CHARLES H.

Centerville, Ind.

Pillc

euro all liver ills, billon*.

a JUS ness, hcadache. 25c.

IJKPOUT Of Till-: CONDITION a iTi'l/.KNS NATIONAL HANK

uF TH

/ii Ctavr

s. Homls.. ., -j.ooo

KinjiMs

1 rial as a l-'air One. r»aiikiirr-U(»ue. luruitiir^ aiu! ilxiurri- aVcj (0

nppri.vea

,• 00

.vserve ncenis... t,

orli.-r i-asli item-

.-jt-o ro

Oil

0X1 1S

".".iwni -i

I ti«llatia, (-.miity iM-'MViiitcoiiif. 'iV

KOBKKT'W. rALDWKLL. Notary I'ohl ,• (. orrcet—Attest. A. F. KAMSKV .!' 1 MiMI-JKViLLK

Directors.

N. WILLIAMS.

OKMMTIlts

b^en a hard fought case- Tlu» l.—il uiv.-u that UwUyn 1 airuitustiaror (.»! th^ estate oi

"I (icori^o

w. .. r.L'»

u^veas'iMt. has j»r»'si*niod uk|

0 I .. counts aii«l vu*hoi*H in

I.-OHHI~*ui |NR

*.N

S.LUH'

a iw :i|.j.. "i

rnftlH. I

venerable assistant doorkeeper of the sen-1 Si VV-"?,t!'LT'V.''' a ,- 1 8 1

x»vjnnonu»?» nnd

-otirt on-iht? vMih

-ho

TV. (ct :j —The r'.^tivitie

iho.

.viruivjii

th«* exam

irmtniii autl action ot said (Mtouit (.'otirr on th 4th «iay »f Nov»*tuat whi'*li *WIM* all limits, i:r» «ditMisor ot 'iinrt*'} toappMHr in j-uid Court and ^how «'Hu.se an !«•.', why said a«v-»ui4 and vo:*ch« rs an

rtrne wid i-,,in» up f., ,.t i.'n-.-nl '-.••:vo. r, IMiS. irl-.vh

*iu.V.nf

tirn.' .hi.div., cr»' !fu

.-r of s(, VAR IN :OA HI

if"..

:Mi v' 'il

h»d»"

M-. vviiv -/Ai-.v,

I Ht-: IM, |i(:M- !. I!'!!-' .•itel-K-i,!

a hip

.1 I ,1

\N'. lUi^tr.-itJir.

ChicstKO 1.1vi, Slock.

thousand's of speetators At ni xht

Llv.

''ncAtJo, Oct.

^,15 ':•&? tiie Union .Stonk

.j IJitLJ-!— iwpti Tor *ji*. day. sahV

15,UVAJ rjn /Mliond rai':

raa-j

M.: :ai

1 I I I

i. ot j,,,„

'l'.

j/f, t.40 li-m,

..u..v,ji mixod,

•yy and ^hippm^

•iMirtU f„r thu day

1 at •i'l.U.noj.ll) choie 1 U'l) ,* ,!

rihippiji (s{

1 1 1 4 4

common to inKiuini fi«

to good,

Btoors. t(ck-

,. buielnTs »i S) f,, ,M

hoifors,

.--v-ipt-t for tlui-d.'tv

we-t i- n. M./

-.-ov* ,-jm, m.l 1.7i

J.il-l I5llll il', jv

Mori..

Hogs—Heceipts.'

Ret

ei'l-.M.O. '.let. A

I Yorkers, if

heavy, s-l.i.i-i-i.iilj

'".'"''Oit-l, lieav

j,,. •verand nnvii-Vais and •avy oa.-la. ii,

K'rod pi ,'s, .{l.5U'i0-(.i .j

a.,,1 i.ainbs—iiec.-nn,, .letive

'If'!'-, W.5i)•'

A),

asl JOu lutures lower October,

ASHiM.-Hw.Ky., (Jet,3.— Mrs w'c futu^''' e", 1 "M* Oats—Cii.sh,

Agga lggniton, a „, oomtniu. O^niW?^. M^iw''"'

f-.ii.,. |,

'0i. murk am

li'io'l a 1 .'' I ''•'", 1 1 '--'-'i .she,-,, 5 1 ^est other sheei,, |0 besi

aaib*, Hest «alvrs-$?.50( & 4j..jo. Cat. tlistiailu quiet at Monday'-, jiriee^,

Louis Grain. .-'S

WI '. ^T- I.ot'ts, Oct *!.

Wlmat—Cash, lU' Cel.,ber, (l" I)e-

.•emhe^idc^sk,,!. May, ,ir ,e bid. Cor 1

20c-

^''tilna^d iu a decision to end Mko M«!' X^

l)e-

Toledo Graiij.

07Xo naked May,' tiout•

a 3

lt« (Xiurso 1 So bid. 7 0 a a 3fo bid

°ra-CMh,'

Highest of all in Leavening Power atest

VMS&SA

ABSOLUTELY

Our carriage dealers itre shipping in

huge numbers of sleighs

Wabash collego

will

foot ball team this season.

7tune?

C. Uurgess, Yountsville, has

been granted a patent on a bolt dipper.

Mrs. .Mary .Mason, aged 79 years,

died at her residence at Mace on Thurs

day, at ii will be buried to day.

Waiter K. Cruco and wife arc the

proud parents of a baby girl last Sutur

Judge Chiuntisero is at the bedsule

live.

Miss Ktta Crabbs is home from an

extended?visit in Ohio and Pennsyl

vania.

Herman ray and wife, of Lafay

ette, iir-' the gues.ts...tf« Ueorge Fitchey

and wife.

11 it rr iMaxwell and Rev. Henry Os-

troni sire holding evangelical [services in

Wisconsin.

Quite a nun ber from this city saw

"Que Allen" trot at Ter.-e Haute Tues

day. He was beaten by "Lady Wilton."

Ilest time 1.

'Squire Steve Stilwell united in mar

riage at his ollict- Wednesday afternoon

Joseph T. Carico and Laura l-\ IvinnicU.

The young couple reside in Kirkpatnck.

Delegates to the groat councils of Red

lodges throughout the State

Mr, and Mr. Binford, Miss Noll Brown

Fred Brown a.nd wife and Prof. A. B.

Milford and wifo of Crawfordsvile.

—Attica Ledger.

Recently Marion McCJuflin, charged

.Mth assault on John Myers with intent

to kill, was tried in the Roone circuit

court .ind sentenced to six months in

jail and fined £10.—Lebanon Reporter.

L'he case was venued here from Mont

gomery, and that county will have tho

following costs to

Re porter....... ... ..

Ii isouer'b ar .....

.Jur's board -. ..

I'"'- Ciodfelter. attor.iey r, do-

f^inlei.t ....

Dutch, attorney for State. J7r,0

Are Yon

That Kit WW!

We've

Iho Adams impress

Revenue C„ll

havo a strong

secured by the defaulting

•Men at 1 ndianapoiis from dilTerent II IT' H] J. ~SJ\j g]

in-

structcil to support resolution ex-

eluding saloon keepers from the order.

Two boxes of shells anil coral wero

received by Kev. Stephens this week

from Rev. est a son of Tom West, who

is|n Missionary near Sangapore. India.

Tho boxes weie several weeks on the

road.

)1 ro

ts.orT 311

Joe Townsley. a brother of I\laco and

W ill. is butchering or. tho southern end

of the Mobile A: Ohi.i railroad, lie has

been in this business for .'15 years, and

says it is impossible for him to get out

of it.

aul

John Brown, of Ladoga, and Kstella

Bowen, of New Maysville, wero married

last week by Kev. L,. E. Murry. Tho

young couple have gone to house-keep

ing in Ladoga where the groom is en

gaged in the shoe business.

Jap Porter indignantly denies the re-1

port of the Covington Kepublican that

ho and "'Monday" Murphy were placet!

in jail at Cayuga for running a "skin''

game at the fair. lie says they run no

game whatever and made no effort to do

so.

Among those from out of the city who

attended the Milford-YouDg wedding

la'-t evening were Miss Edith Bryant,

-y'W:\'Sr'

OHlco -".I I-i! West Ohio Strct. fit-. Illinois stie^t. Hours: 'I to 1*J a. in. L'to p. ni.

Come early. Delay is fatal.

100.0b

luuu

Shei ill and baihll' "JS :J0

Powder

PURE

(inv

610,000 yesterday, that l,ei,„

den. Nothing has been heard

I liHfnctt. Whr,

been .nplieated with 1 ,|,.

bery.- Tern Haute Alail^,:-ov

In the races at Terre

Haute ..|

'iue Allen won second money 1

been beaten |,y ,| ,.

which came out ahead n, Ml Ullf..

his son John, who is not expected to 8 1 b'red. -Several from |,

place out

wagered their motley

home with empty pockf-t bool s.

A company of Uids have I a .,

show company and are giving

tertainmonts under a tent in

wagon entrance to the »ir-tout,

term themselves "Clrimes & o'./j.

tation Minstrels." They expf'ct'i

Hog Heaven and other far I 1

tii s. Admission 1 cent or j,.

pins.

VVI1011 In Dim

CONSULT THE

BEST

lleallli I-, Ilu* rrmiNi

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