Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 20, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 January 1894 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

For Prosecutor.

sir. wm. i. jox is wis wees en

Bounced at a candidate for re-nonal

aatioa esl'rosecut r of the Uthjudic

lei circuit. For (lie two years he ha

held the position violators of the law

suve bNR fearlessly and efficiently

prosecuted, and no taint or suspicion

or "standing In" with raacaU ha

beclouded the fair fame of the office

The violators ot the law learned that

the 8tate's priaon doora yawned wide

opea to take them io. and that no

mawkish sentimentality, or cowardly

cringing fear, or greedy grasping for

unholy gala would prevent their en

taring those gates if honest Droseca

tioa of their crimes could send theai

there. The district seed iuat such

WBW win aui ti . m i . . .

terra the dear people la time of new) fi""0"' ? ZPJV n" ?7"f

A all alawtlnaa aa llaaaa nt nw1 .WUJMB1 ail iu law iu us r-

a aaa rwawaa aaaj . ni . L

uccicu. luereiora lue IsOukibk ii

glad Mr. Ooz will stand for a renoml-

nation, and heartily commends him to

the honest Democrat of the county

ana district.

jAsrra. Dimois county. Indiana. Batera at Ut FoiloSk at Jasper Indian, for Iniwlwlii tttraaga tbe Um second das stur.

FRIDAY, - JANUARY 26, 1894. Tha Coanty Canvass.

Hear 'ea eaalir as the wind blows

-Um eaadldste aad yst there's

for mm. He who will sot

is aawortay of poeeesa aad pudding!

pairlMMi or parsim moas I

They're trwttla Mt the candidates they're fallln'

tat Mm;

The Seat ts tt tbe finltti, and the boys are feelin'

1m;

There's SRy-firr fron Blllrllle, ad aUty ix fron

Brtwa;

They're after ttte perilaamoa., and they're ibekln

Pass Sown.

It't early ia tbt bsttle, bat the aale are for

Vrayj The aasa strike op a ts-lajr.

Tat aaaeUAatH art akontln' an' a ktepla' op Ut

ill,

Aa'lU "glory baUclaJakl" aad the fastest borse'll

wta!-AUat CesMttatioii,

The Couxixb's announcement list is

leaftheaiaf. Mr. Jacob H. Seng has

eatered tbe list for County Auditor,

aad is shakier down the

in

Duff Drippings. (Delayed From Last Week.) There is considerable .sickness

this community.

The slab pile at the Shaw. Rumble

rattle, and the band, betfa O'e. 8SW mill is Still burning, but

me norv eiemeni is anaer control, so

that the mill proper is not In much

danger.

The shooting scrape at Pikeville, in hieb two persons named Mitchel

were shot, is awful to say the least.

Where will this .pistol carrying bust-

ness end ? Show me a man or bov

persimmons who is eternally going around with a

la Hall township and all around. Mr. nlstol in hla noekat. and I will ahn

an a a m . .

oeagservea ais townsoip as irusise yon a man or boy who is an acknowlfor roar years, aad has since been car- edged coward. There is a mistaken ring on a store and produce business idea in reference to the above named easiness at Celestiae, aad as a citiseu practice. Some persons want to get a f a til M a a f f a t t ... . . .

is weu uaea ay n neigooors. u reputation for bravery, grit, nerve, and aosaiaated he will be a hostler for the Jesse James pluck ! Boys, you are whole ticket and help it to get Totes. wrong; better get a reputation for

or uounty Treasurer, Mr. .cawara honesty and good citizenship ; it will A. Bohnert, one of the Ursa of Bob-be better for you in this world and

nert mos., or the uatoa Flour Mills, certsioly in tho future.

VT f. Z T?i T f TVnknt. fWiV Duff 1101 without its bsd element, ll,!iT!!,ÄL?D!tj'''J the conduct at times is a bur.ing

ZZ1Z. .Z ZJ-ZCLZa 1 TM 'i" disgrace. God, who is the antbor of

wivanaawu win ur vwu 10. vnnr .TQaB--, .A --mUa

roraaamher ofyearshe ree ded on .5 :iöV .hV hi.a.in. r iir-

Bokn.-To Ed. Bohnert aud wife,

hig boy. To A. Schultheis and wife, a boy. BjToJohn Smith and wife, a girl. Perteraville Ioitern. Ht'nullful weather. Plenty ot Grippe. Our town is improving. Candidates are numerous. Frances McDouatd visited at Utwell. John J. Gelsler is all smiles. A bor. The "box supper" was a suceest. The protracted meeting at Lemmon

church was a success.

Thomas G. Crandall is leaching a

very successful school here.

A great many hog buyers have been

here last week.

Wm. M. Harris our popular mer

chant is a candidate for trustee.

A. C. Gray, farmer aud coal dealer.

is also a candidate for trustee, we un

derstand, though not csrtain.

Lr. J. M. Jenkins is bui Id ine a neat

residence near the church.

Frank bummers has bis cottage

compietea.

Sam S. Wlneincer. of the Western

saloon, and r . W. Freyberger, of the

Eastern, say trade is increasing. Both

the boys are solid Democrats.

Sunsuine

THE SKK BUOIGE N0

MRS. WALLACE!

FAITH

HEALER !

USES NO MEDICINE!

aaseaWaatlawW aatS9aaaW BaaamaBaaaaaaamaaar aBaaw

CURES BY FAITH!

pait

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We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in the papers everywhere alio has visited. Lack of vanity on tho part of Mrs. Wallaco prevents the publishing ol more. Although "Kind words from Grateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited fame, Mrs. Wallace holds fast to the old adage "8eeing is Believing," the balance rests with you. linger in poor health! Coma and be cured.

Boone towaship, before be sold them

aad weat iato the asilllBg and grain

oasiaees in Jasper, lie aas been sue-

duct.

Parents and guardians,

let me say.

It is your

to your

earnest efforts in their behalf. Bend tbe twig while young ; you well know

mat a grown trea cannot be straight

ened. Teach them in accents soft and

mild, to shun and discountenance acknowledged thieves and well known rioters. After all, if yon fail in vour

wwvm eaw I . . .. .

oeesfol as a farmer aad as a miller, wwyour cwwren. aad if ha ca be saeceesfal as a candi' dntv. 'DtLth.ey, re eotUled

date willmake the people a safe and

eflsteat Treasurer. ForTrostee of Baiabrldge town

ship, Messre William Sanier aad

Rlaehart Fiak are annouacod. They

a . ai m

are ootn gooa citizens, aaa or course

untA daaBrv.pta Ui Sikniar la a mm-

tive or the township, aad has alwaysr"""'' H.u OUB ?1ou,a ncarceraien lived la IL workiaar dnriaa- hla J. within pr son walls, you can at leist

norltv ni hla father', farm, aiirl atnra 7 J old TOOK duty, and have the

than owninr a ihara in thrtahara do. pproval of your own conscience.

vr hniiavra nri . ..iii .kUk ),.. ii is generally conceded tbal Her

w "" m tani mm wrnvw wmm if v Uiuu aA mm I l a Till.

.flTM him ab MODfATBUBCA with fill vMiru(i win us uur nexc iienu.

m " I 111 a.it. I i t . . t .

the people aad a good bueiaess repu-ntm "P" .or nonesiy. lniegruy,

tatiea. Mr. Flak is a native ef Uer-"m' puyaicai

say bat has been a resident of tbe ?iWn cannot successfully be called

quaiinca

certainly

Ynn Want Tt

w mm mm v avi I r tir.i, . .

Yeaeaadowiflieutit r- K:ara .Urrouai,,g country. . . n.d. htr bome for tlie

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may get the World'e Fair Photoa-ranh- DUca8e 19 mde t to the touch of this lady. w,lDOUl ine 6!a or medicine, but by simple Faith,

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Will visit JASPER for

At PHENIX

one day

HOTEL,

U. A for 91 vaara. and of thU in... M qaestion. With tbesn

. - v "w " l.l li. r . f 1 1 1

Will

" wa mwrnua ivnv- mm ...

ahln alaMLa IftTa. IT la a .II 10 BS, BIS aomlDStlOn

m . . ... . hat m aAAV AMaa

01 1 ae partners in tbe Jasper Snoke r - a u"c'

Factory aad a hard working men. Hoping that the readers of the

Mr. Aadrew Krempp is also as Codrieb will consider this coramuni

aoaaced as a candidate for tbe nomi- cation in a friendly spirit, as tenslins;

nation ror Trustee or UalnbridsreMo me Deueraseni or our neighbor

towaship. He manufactures tbe saostlhood, I have the honor of being

fasaoas pop la Sent her a Indians, and is as fall of good hasaor as his pop is of gas. If he caa get bis cosspstiters la tail raage of oae of his gsasrators he will Wow taeas clear out of tbe race, and wilt be popped iato tbe

office aisBMlf and make a good Tras

tee.

For Trastee of Harbison township

iaai wnoie-soBied uemocrat Mr.

Yours truly,

SiMrso.v.

For State Senator. m . a a a

i ne uourieb tnis week announces

Mr. John F. Tieman, of Huntiugburg

s a candidate for the Democratic

eoanination for State Senator for Do

bole and Perry counties. Mr. Tieman ia

mmwrnw vw mm w -arw wj a wnm avsBBVWisii atma a i .

Haary P. Dadlae, of Dabois, is going ? !th rp-of eelf-made men, which

totrv hie aonalaritv with John Kiiz . ,Dea 80 ucl1 crMlt on American

... . . n...u.. tt . i .

Jir. UBdlne is a aattve of that locality rVI;?f?BJ; SV-b Iru ,n ' . ',n. aud kaai all It.rhlann Bti, Ohio, IB 1845, and Came tO illdi

aad weald make a good Trustee il tD wl 0 is parents, tbey settling for

chosea. I ,,me 10 cKson county, out coming

Mr. J.C.KIrklaad.a lollv Dm. ."uoois conniy ana settling in la

cratlc bachelor, who has not HaarrloH I'P' township in 185. Us attended

yet beeaase he didn't know whether Pv ..1, fnooie of bis neighborhood hm r.aniA Ml.a hiaaaair o ... . nd attained for that period a fair edu-

w H HIMiaivii aV mm W WUBI . va, . a a ...

ofthsfair sex, ia a candidate for As-?.ÄUOn hie advancement In tbie eeeeorof Boone towaship. He has ,lDf w'" Irrapted by the civil war, lived ia the townshin till hr knn. na when be was but 16 years old be

allits bmh. aad abont what th-v am !Dtered.,be " prirate in Co.

worth, aad the value of their l.ad. 430(1 vole., serving bis

- ' II 111. B 1 a a

and so woald snake an excellent As- S,ou,,,ry iu"y ana nonoroiy. sessor-aad he waata the oflie ao ih.i Relu"ntT home a ter tbe war he

be caa get acquainted with tbe ladies, Z utEX . .F s SL h R' R, tooraad pick himoata wife while he ,hen bndlaf, aealitlnf in bewlag out IsaiklBa?tBe"oldBiaB's"avei'hriia-. many tboassBd of tbe first ties that

out with bis aseetsasBt, and he'll do we.rV?la 91. Ult rt.d'. lh!n M

it, too. siaiea nis lamer on tne rarm, and wae

Mr. Mat.01lB.er. the well knowa ?,BClB" JU,l,ce OI r"ce or tbe

farmer aad saw mill man, of Ferdi-,uTpi . , 5, . r, e,eTe,n aaad townshin. Is a caadidata for thm w.h 8 bfl devoted bis leisure time from

ueaea-atle aemisatioa for coaaty

treasurer, sir. Hunger's many friends

oave aasBbers of times wanted him to

be a oaadidate for a coanty oflce, bat

he has heretofore alwaye declined . ,IoD- tnc,-b,i, "de hJr preferring to attend to hie private ""1" ?' S.1?0 he

rjtlHtaUM till haarnulrari irnanil.. UB will uaye

Ha cosaae from the banner Democrat-Pcer .of wbo'

his rarm work to the study of law, and was finally admitted to the bar

about 12 years ago, since when he bas been devoting himself to tbe profes-

financial

nrlvatä r"""" ouumu oe oe ceosea I,.:!: tbe District will have a Democratic

it will aot be

ic towasblo. aot oalv of Daboia con, "med.

. a " aa . . I m. m m, m m a a h

iy oatar ladiana. aad which is Den- Mr- Micnsei a. öweency, Esq., has oc ratio from principle, aad uot for ',0 concladed to try his popularity

me spoils or omce as it has rarely I""11 ,db ueuocrats lor tbe nominepreseated oae of its citizens for pub- tioB nv Sl,te Senator from Dubois

lie la vor. and Mr. O. is the only can-1 1'erry counties, at tbe pridldata frOBi that tnaraaktn una Birt. "llikN Ii knnn In Kurl .

aad tbe Democracy of that towmhin ry one in tbe county. Comlnar her

J. . t mm, a 9 a. .1.1 -. . aft a. .

umrve recogauion. tie ia weil nual-1 lauorer ai graaingtne railroad, be t m B M . Ill m. I L a -S m ft a a

ineuior xreaaarer, and would make! laugoi scnooi, served as a J. p.,

a care tu i aad efficient officer if electioneered ror bis party, auctionchosen. leered, and plead as an attorney, all

. ' over the coanty, meeting with fair Tbe commissioners annotated hv success at each, nntii nnar h Uunnhaa

GOV. Mattkftftta fn annralia tka nllna In lha tinllllnal ... m.A til 1..

" r"-' " tu " aDw, auu will mill eoBBty bulldiagt of Crawford couaty how to pull wiree, kiss bsbles, flatter at Leaveawortb, plaeed the value of agly women where they have IbIuthem sad tbe groand boob which they snee, and coax voters. Should he be ataaiJ ft aVara m -ä bm ' a a ft a a . . ww

ivnaj, m aiou. two or three sieciea ne win snake tbe plaetering Leavenworth cltisens who were at. from the Senate walla hh th aai.hi

amlned as to tbe value of the build- power and penetration of his voice. lftBawai aiaal asaAMaa J. - I . . lk 1 . . '

ftwore iaey were wnooia)'couBiy win become betworth aot less than $6,000, aad woald ter known than ever heretofore, as he bring that sum In cash, and one cltl- RU tbe ability and inclination to make aea plaeed their vftlae at $0,000 The himself heard. He is a hastier, and lot on waleu the ealldings stand Is the other candidates will have to look X5tBBBArd f?rtT bv 008 ,0 tBÄ,r lrels, or they will go under. a tweaty.foar feet ia size, aad 1 owbTbi who'v.'i.l'SiV , Tf,?r U iU,i r-dy for a rash aiTu aft -5? Jm!l9 xk9Jt0' ulldlag when -the aeaioa opens. !voMeS ftati ! A&1?Z'JW' MTm' KrM? Co" f sawed OTMe tt ca ae wtrtb. fPf Bt cMmtmm for realdiatae,

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Notice of Iusolveacy.

In the matter of the estate of Leo

pold F. Miller, deceased.

In tbe Dubois Circuit Court, Jan

uary term 1891. No. 697.

nonce is nereoy given tnat upon

pennon niea in eata court by the Ad . !! a . t 1 . ...

uumsiraior oi saia estate, selling up tbe Insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to par the debts and liabili-

ties thereof, the Judge of said Court

did, on tbe 3rd day of January, 1894, find said estate to be probably insol

vent, and ordered tbe same to be set

tied accordingly. Tbe creditors of

said estate are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency, and required to file their claims against said estate (or

allowance.

Witness, tbe Clerk and seal of said

Court, at Jasper, Dubois eounty. Ind

iana, this 13th day of January 1894.

IGNATZ ECKERT. Clerk.

Bretz. McFall & Bietz.

Jan. 19, '94-21 Adm'rs Attra

Notice of Insolvency.

In tbe matter of the Estate of John

Johnson, deceased.

Iu tbe Dubois Circuit Court Jan-

nary term 1894. No. 700.

nonce is nereoy given tbat uoon

petition filed In said Court by tbe

Administrator of said estate, setting

up tbe insufficiency of tbe estate of

eaid decedent to pay the debts and 11

abilites thereof, the Judse of said

Court did, on the 17th day of January 1894, find said estate to be probably

nsolvent. and ordered tbe same to be

settled accordingly. Tbe creditors of

said estate are therefore hereby not!

nea or sucb insolvency aad reauired

to file their claims agsinst said estate

for allowance.

Witness, tbe Clerk and seal of said

Coart, at Jasper, Dobeis county. Iodl

ans, tnis I7tb, day of January 1894.

Ignatz Eckert. Clerk.

DIETZ, MC ALL BKETZ.

Jan 19, '94 -2 1.

The persistent couch which usuallv

follows n attack of tho crin can lie

permanently cured bv taking Chamber

lain's couch remedy. W. A. McGuire of

Mc Kay, Ohio, says: "La Grippe left mo

wuu a severe couen. Alter uslnir sevoral

different medicines without relief, 1 tried

Chamberlain's cough remedy, which affected a permanent cure I have- also

found it to be without an coual for chil

dren, when troubled with colds or croup.

io anu ou cent uomes lor salo by M.

r riedtnan, Druggist. Dentistry.

n. ti. Wilson, Dentist, -desires to

inform the public that he will con

tinue to niako regular visits to Jasper;

noiwunstanaing tbe report to the con

trary. The time of which will be

published in the columns of this pa

per and the Huntingburg Signal. He

has no connection with Drs. F. M. Green, F. A. Brown, and W. G. Downs, professionally. But bas

made arrangement with Dr. B. A.

,Mosby, of tluniingburg, to attend all

urgent cases during his absence, with

out extra charge to patient. tf.

KMNe T WüHtiii Tmsjtce'a

Nsatice.

'HE un ersigned, Trustee of Boons

b. township, Dubois county, herebv

lives notice tbat he will attend to all

business pertaining to tbe office of Trus

tee, at nis residence 14 miles south-east

I Portersville, on Saturdays of each veek, and requests all persons having

ownsnip nusiness io present it on Sat

urday. Citizens desiring books from

the Township Library, are notified that

ibe Library Is kept by Wm. McHarrls in Portersville.

Henhv B. Breidenbaügh.T. B. Tp. May 18, 188-ly.

The Beat Sheet

W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE

4 and S3.50 DrM. tho..

3.50 Polio tho, 3 SolMr SS.50. titer Workington.

aniandBll.7SfrBoy.

LADIES AND MISSES,

V9 8.50 92, $1.75

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atiacttetoH. w

vlneed. The stamping of W rLZ"

fitting, and give better Try one pair and be con-

" caicu WHO DUSn tne tale Of W T nM.t.. . nuu neat mem. tecre.se the s'alcs on Voir full line of gof'lTlL- he,pl ! ad wa belir tob eats aar u. kw w. alter t aaU att m laaa mreSt.

-ÄsÄ.By John A- Sennersheim, Jasper.

WINTER GOODS!

1 FÜLL iW 7ittBI SM

MEW STORE. Joseph F. Sermersheim.

Has remodeled bis houso on the corner of Jackson and 6th street In front of the, court bouse, in Jasper, and put in a stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions

Customers will flod here a new etock of tbe beet goods, at 1 tV-Ttm!' w1e'comwllener they buy or not, and are ?K.reVTnl' I hope b Mr traatment at fair prices to

-AT-

Mrs. C. Hochgesang 's,

North Mala Street, Jasper, Ind.

Of all kinds.

f a

prices ami w

of courteous

f. ... 7 ' '

" ""0,,,, ou"rB UI pni. i-ry me. I will allow tbe highest market price for butter and eggs.

lowe sure

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Notice to Non-residents,

State of Indiana Dubois County, ss:

iu tne uuoois uircuu Court Aor il.

m aS .

term, jos.

WILLIAM C. PoSTLETUWAIT)

VS. DA POSTLKTHWAIT. S

Now comes tbe Plaintiff, by Brelz.

Mctraii and Jirelz. bis attoraevs. and

fllM his complaint herein, together

wun an smaavit or a (lislatereatei

party, tbat said defendant, Ida Postle

tbwalt, is not a resident of tbe State of

adiana:that eaid action ia for the

purpose of obtaining a divorce, and

tbat said non-resident defendant is necessary party thereto

Notice is therefore herebv arivon

said Defendant, last named, tbat un-

ess sbe be aad appear ob tbe Irst day . 1 1. a a . . ä .1 W a .

WW m mm,.

Mas tust received a Isrire a'ack ni

Adm'rs Attys. W,M1E" GOODS of the best and la

JA LI, AND SEE THEM. Populär LewP rices.

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED

at the highest market price.

uoa't forget tue place, Kri. C. Hochgeiang. Nov. 17, 1893. W

MACHINE SHOP!

C nbeb or Newton and 7th Stu., JA8PER. IND.,

?iHhcoD"! S 0Md..D..b,tb. 0WIEl F-J- "HIER, Proprietor.

T HAVE In thl shop trtty facility for repairing

Monday of April. A. D. 1894. at ih.

et i . .. I JL. aiaaia caacaincrT ai an Kinai.tnn mate a as.

Vonri uuHse in uasper, in saiauoUBly prof bng and rcptlrlag STRAJt KKGLIfeSand aafl Slat, anil aaaavor nr rfaaau. .1 MILL WORK.

aid eomnlaint lha Mm will h.h.., j 1 I ,-"' "PPy of AHAt-nSQ, HPKS smiu BumpiaiiK, ine same Will De beatd Sc., aad will taratbaninc any altartqqlrM. and determined ia herabseaee. 1 n aner for i.kathrr and rdhbrr

Witness av am mil lha Ra.i ,,r iniibTUiu.aaawiiiiHniisu any u an ahurt notice nuHCHm aims ana me oeal oriwm ,.n,ir thrmiiiv j innvi-4 aen.n it..

said Court, allied at Jaspsr hörsr pöwkrs, ii. its. mm m a a mm . I a a tsafvau u a uvm rtt aoew . . a .

siAL y this 21(1 day of Jib vary,

v. lea. Ion atz Eck krt, Clerk. Bam McPall a Bbetk, Att'ys. Jan. 88, 1M4-It.

PA KM K HS t'AHTWULARf.T an ln-ltd to

r tnparantly worn out Hinder.

lachanca tomK their

IRaaaarsaad Mowtrs,

fire mi lWndt.

Raaaars aad Mowtrs. Drill, Ac, flly as GOOD AS NRW, and at but little expense. If "a penny eaved Ii iwo earned," I on save you many duilara thla way.

aa. mm laaa UAniBU . it BIU.BR. Mw7 if i less.

JOS. X". SERllIERSHBIIrl. March 10, 1893 ly

JASPER CORN MILL'

mmm .

xoo undersigned havlnff bought tha

9 m " 99 I

j-ssper corn MUl, has refitted It, aad

keeps a supply of CORN JIB-AXa.

And Chopped Corn For Feed.

on band to sell, or exchange for corn at any time. Chopped Corn sold in ant

quantity desired at 90 cents per 100

pounds.

um l am nrvi-vt.. - - a -..

rt iir.ni utiurrr-jj unit kkkd nn

Wednesdays and Ssturdavs at Ave cents

per ousuei.and kent on hand tor px.

change at all times.

FURNITUR

E

AND-

Farmen ft Stock-feederi

Are particularly- solicited for customers:.

nu oy prompt attention and honorable

treatment I hope to merit and receive

heir patronage

?WJ ?0UQHT AND gotD.

FRED VOLLMER.

Dec. I, 1893.

Coffin Store. mil IN TUG LEAD, I have just come back from Chicago

where I have made arrangements with

tbe largest sad best wholesale bouses In tbe country, I have now in clock some very handsome Parlor sets, Chamber

suites, Folding Bed Lounges, Baby Csrriages, Fine Reed and Swinging Rock ore, which I would be pleased tojsbow you and sell at a very small profit. I am the leading undertaker In tfler

city, have anything, you may call lor in tbe Burial line, and will sell cheaper than ever heretofore bought snywbere. Prompt attention, day or night, always

there. Store open until Doclock. Gits me a call and you will cone again.

Philip A. Guckes.

Coraer Jackson aad Faurth Streets, Oct. 17 93, Jtsptr. IidUat,

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