Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 35, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 May 1896 — Page 1
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JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY. MAY
IW.C.T. U.COLUMN.',Educational Column.
8, 1896.
NO. 35.
CONDUCTED BY MRS. M. I..
HOIinS. WsUCCTBl UY OKU. H. WIUSON, CO. HUlf.
Sober Citizenship.
Conan Doyle oh America, lir fnnn Dovle writes to
the
Kev. Henrietta (!. Moore, " a Ij0mi0n Times from Cairo, saying: aper read at a session of the .An Englishman who travels in the ioiml Christian Union, on American Un.te(1Slttte3C0nes bal.jCt accord-
PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. E. J. REMIT. DR. F. M. Ml'EU.ER. Drs. Kempf & Mueller, JASPER, INDIANA. orncK HOUR-iy iaht. April 17. lWfc-ly. FRANK PINK,
tional
Citizenship, among olt'r u,,"bs jng to my experience, with two un
id : ... iiri.eriioiis. which are so strong ma
"American citizenship should . overshadow all other
mean a sober citizenship, one un- excej!8ive kindness whicl compromising!)' arrayed against the . hmvn tQ individual Englishman
l.ns npss ol maKum men ul M'lio ith(r is oi the Oilier iuuiui
anderimitni, and a government cor- h apears to exist hoth in the . . '11. ltaimr . i 1 " . . 4
runt and despotic. n "'i"u' ,ms and among the puoiic agiuusi
trnflic is a barbarism utterly out oi . country. The present
hannonv with our present cnaiw ebulition is oniy one ol those recur
tion. All uood citizens igok u.. . 3 which hive marKeu m
,,c n unmixed evil. I he church, ,.0 of tj,e two nations
which uimht to comprise the best f -is alwavs smoldering
irw(l mtizensuil). i .i... i k-, .!! nf rliHC.iission
represenuuiuu ui b""" , . . anu uiu leusi. u". 7 . m. wrenches and resolves lor sft it in a blaze. I believe, and
overthrow, and fien l r ceeds to per-. , believed, that the great-
-....;!,. nn nvi-rw ie mum ' .... ,i.,, u 1 win tnreaten out
1 r .1.. i.A.nninnl 1kT0 .1
oritv vote lor ine ku'- i enipire is m
tcction 01
unmitigated
'Busine
and the burdens
them. Pohtici i ! -v
corriiiHuiu ifvii.. " , pjusi. u vv... 1, 1 : nnnmv to God , r.n-out ilnnners. thevilect,
innor svsieui 10 as we 1 11.1 um biu.v. ..0 , - 1. . u..Q
;.. -.1 A.nriP!in iMtizens im ii,n,., . nthcrwav. noi wwugv
U1U 111"", ... .. i lliuci vu... -
IT.
rollone and Dickens onward, have
been surprised that the versatile,
nrl workine men. who oiten com-
. . 1 .
,!no hn trades in one to auapi
, - -
loinni'lves to the varvinc needs 01
rnw-crowiim community, had not
the manners of Oxford or the re-
f Rii,jt. T hev could not
understand that this rougli vitality and overbearing energy which car
r5r.l them through their tastes, im
1 v u ,
,i;.d those complementary ueiecis
which must go with unusual vir
tues. Of all English travelers in
, snt. there was hardly one
luv- ... ... I
who did not make mischtet with nis
mtninim-onces until, in our own
d.-ivs. Mr. Brvce did something to
r..,.tifv the balance. And our warn
,f pimritv and true insiuht are the
h since no one nas
lliuii; 111
written more charmingly 01 r.ug-
Auditor P. C. to Win Doersam, lotn
vt 25, Uretzville, ft-' cents.
24IWE DON'T NEED
AMERICANS CAN airr
WITHOUT COLD.
Our Bfc
ThT WorthleMBt or vmm
Martini K Anderson to l.cnnuer
r. .v c.u. r r . f10.
... ' V. II-.. 1 lnta "4 V
Win iJoerMiin 10 m , Uretzville, $58. l-i: .1 n Intin 1. Khiiirel. lt
u i 4 ft. Jaoer. aeuier o i"in ."
Mart Eckstein 10 uaui ivrvw,
i j ü w.mior'H du. ja.ner. nui""-
John .euer to uuw icnv.., .-.
acre in see Jousri.ti.
Frank Merkel to uiras irei-i, ...... ;.. u.' tSr4. $1.
H.irriot Harns to nun u
" ... . in rwk
100 acres in aval t i s r ,
ALONQ
Metl BKialil Mot. AfjM!
Kry WH Street Kld.
.30
tayi
a Hnateh from Washlngtom
the President haa figured out tkat ttere
U In this country now aooui
000 In gold coin, and bullion mciut
EC I
JO",I.1.". V .i S7 to of what the Treasury noma.
Stac arive.undr33. 137 138, 139. about 1240,000,000 '?nVTt U 140 141 142. 143, 144, St. Marks. $8-50. state8 Treasury and the banka, it Is 1 ,'i. t ,r Mnrv Ann Metzeer, .aaH h.t the President haa come to
aJUIIM " ' . I
last will.
UeoSehwambymliii'rtoItosaKraaa, .70 acres in sec 30 t 2 8 r 4, Marv M Allen to Wtn H banders, 4 atoc
ac
resi in ?ec 24 t 2 s r 3, 75
the further remarkable conclusion that
000,000 must be "niaaen w i-
stockings and old teapots, lorm.
.. . . v,r.oi-" of tue DeoDie.
inn Mfl 1 l L. " "
I 1L, . tn h.
r.Tr II Rudoli.h to J. A. Schnarr, Cleveland la mok.-
land than Washington Irving, Em- Sr; & fct 18, Portersvil.e and 4 acre in iieve anyn, o the sor- a-
auaxu u"j - .
ersoii , ,15t?Pal Viola Gerkinp to Man- Aürosn.oacres w d even lt u amounvwt w These personal and lltic 'Um Cleveland la alleged to bell. U causes of hitterness may each be Wm H Sunder8 to Mary A ro8S. 4 !"d not be coaxed out of the hands of small in itself, hut in the aggregate in 24 1 2 h r J o0. J tlmld men wh0 have hid-
.i nmiinriinni Honrr Mriiiiuu.t.. ci n, 1 . . "rain
I 1 ..isxnl II ... nil mir ll III. Ill DllllllCll
what U declares 10 uu of hosim,v in a nation, wmcn i ( "': ", : ,rais d public c,ri..l i Mat A Striwl,
. ... ... , T Ü" "'T : r rein the habit now, as i rule,!w iaWetVtl. . ,3. . . .,..
ss nu-n Knon u is ,iestlnea to ue iar iiiore ... .-,--- America and thci Adam J Schnarr ro joihi
it WMlrt. Our statesmen mvo "1"' most (ricndlywaMouiro. na .o. an re
I Taw ÄtTÄOÄ H 1 time have its tl HuKOn. .0 Ian I. Geamer,
a, .... 1.11 tr.i' uvmii mi in n unit ik i ' m r . c vv
(itWill I 1 1 1 1 Mil I II w v 1 Oil f " T tmT 111 mri. w tr mm fc- "
One must havei
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
iar INDIANA.
attention civen to collec-
o mnA romnt returns. Com-
lluuV"u Z 10QC
m w nn eXDires .uv. u. , ,,
pKi-M opencu.
mission expires
OSk at th Opr Hoa
aim
of
. )(. XILBCBX.
M. A. SWKKNEY.
ue between the "x "Snüe for
State control?
t!nni?ts are to hav
ttomeiTtJÄW? vote. State control
tabPER. IND., not he better than
nr.ct.ee in the Court, of OuboU anjl That is not the question
aJJolnfuitCouBtle. rarticuiara.." nizeg the legltimacy
tforricis-JMi.ii st., ppo.u. the liquor for bev
nuboi. o--j mts tne stamp nrnval on the
wwr CiTC. Prohibitionist
M 7 T nuts out the
tr at IjAW. und nuts in one
(iL. nr.f ioriinni tiniiiii.tu iu u"
nciai fxiniiiKi - - . i.i.om Hut the shadow OI 111 wi. J m t -n t 'Is r4 S1.500. Kever, if PMb.- the fact'.hat t.ie W -,.?n4 WSÄ1-.
the deciüm American oiaiw ... t.nfnnk u lifted, in aw 1jn .ph.. in tec la t: s ra,
- . , .. .:,irfi.i tini- luiiu utiui --- . . . , - f..-,. kr mnn.
mfiv nn v indorse ;i i oamsiii ... " .. 1,1 nnininn. irv w . caneiuer w .' .
bv; ".. . . nila ct.aicht meantime we snuu u, v -r--"" 1 1 h r 4. 1400. . .
high license, sage !:.. - , v - d lose no opportunity oi f,wrÄW to Matilda C Matbias,
. it recog- to war. 1.-- , , nnni:ttle Graceful acts ol Kinunes i- . 10Q . apre ,n gec 12 1 1 an, .t. oin nf ,!.,, fiprno n its expression can unit gructiui i,rnilu.rlv 1,iw,,r:..i.. tn Sonhia E Katter-
01 me V -u".c" . .1 ... i. ;.rrwl are the wmcucai mb wt rrai n.v'.' "
1 4 i.n nvr oinMii iiv Liic hu i-- - - . . Mittar n 1. M 11 cat rm. 1
eraee purposes, .mwiuu - , , . , .ntiment. Uinnions uw neu, -."" i.iin 33 acres
.r nn- nn momtv ol tne veiuu lnsiiui. t n..rti, Dili's statue ol joun uuunic 1.
oi guiciii...... -1- , . imo. pn'!, tn tne vaiuc ui ua ..- - ---- . 10 ..n(i 1St t 1 g r 4, -v. ,
liquor traffic, and a;o unueraiauu Langcbrake to llenr;
0 will have none 01 it. view 01 ureui "'." .A u n cainsavini? that as a visiuiu mnKebmke, J r. iw acres m v.o .
private uarKeeper gucn an aimc.iv . . . 0t French friendship u u , i-'.u. , w tUmi.er faring a. uniform be ed in t he sc ta and a ept -l0 American who AÄS K AUÄ
, . . . 1 ith 1ower irom tne tne siaiemeu ,vnters ew York harbor. v:;,:-' lASPEH, IND,ANM i TS a method which lute faith and patriotic hias wh c .ter eortunitie, occasionally of f 'c liapgariy to John Painter, 1 acre .ecip. Attorney -for the jnh J-w. JJ' fuvor or indorse our own school-bpys would :our oppo r We had .
mtto nfnHn .ny county 0 X , nltificat,on. And t h e in a British narration o - , ne a Cü le o years, ago, Luiy .
th-elrcnlt. B-.nr ' i i l,mil that tinns Wit 1 T rancu. ".I . t ...-,J twnt nut in tne ;..;-- . nM llwnpr. 39.25
in Sosru'n uuuuinK n snnner evervoouv uhuwoi"- - r,: nlinv is ff ien i vcmumu w Eliza J urown w ",v i d"" fhSTithe Position we occupy the tory, as far as its fo.rte,V 0J, ?f 0A- colunw of the Times that an offer of ac in sec : t 3 a r 5, this is Uli jiui. .,.. ,wi rojnlvomtfielf almost en-tOlUllia ui hi nn nrr lit.i.l.. t Tinsa Kann. 0.41
. .. r.-.. ..,1 um rii ni nie ww- cuiiuvi iivu, . v. . . ., mnii inr iiiu u 'v'"fc miiiuu nmvn- "w":..... i
" H"- ?f " tirely into a . of wrang e, , ,n --ca.o exhibition might do c., ia eo 35 1 1 . ; nuIc.
l'- f,.,! riltn n. Ill IlianV Ol Ultu , foolintr U H IVlUKCi. ... ...
The hope of the hjbition arty could' be "hSSl "-1. othera will ar, , to it. young men. Ttec vo ung Fe ÄÄäÄ IS in ,oa,, k. in . . a,..!
kiiosc -,-.,,., dinthoseviewsot taxation wuic..;..b "-.;:..,. ' n over the 'Vy- ., to Wiu E Songer, too
ana " brouht on th! lirst American war, ..onuou , . .... -- . f. tS( ?100 ,
Hie wai. . " . ,. r enorrhiny neu- emwww, iui v i -i - . . --w... i,i,n tn Wm Kouscner, i-w
TR1YL011 & HUNTER
Attorneys at Law, .1 ASPEIt. INDIANA.
.u.in .hrourts of Pubol anü men,
April
BRUNO BUETTNER
AttorTioy at Uw
And Notary Public
lAiPEB, INDIA
rill ,ctlc l. h Cou of Pubol l'rry uuntlea, lndln. '
T R KTEWÄRT, use yourstre
Npw hra.
Jnrini the war, want to broug u on M, empire, for the purpose oi prou.u- acr,s iwu & ,c M
r with a future ""T'rntini good feeling, "3
6- " - irai vereis, f f rift ion lav nc literature ueiun. ----r, ' """file vounmin everywhere ca.isethe.ec JL?y Äich wil. ttfeJA
5L" :? "ifl i: abiding Place in hutory, oui ii uunu, .... - fc , Engli ,,Icäs 3Si.B,!'' r
r Sta ttai know but ...e aS,. .n omies W3 II. I"-. African Side o e 5, j;0.fi A wil0.
J?" "I have written unto you young " " WM the 6utly itude.and vice ven,a. lr JSä ia. M. Mark. ?,..
. i akw li'f ii 1 1 1 1 a .kill ft3va v v. i 1 1 wAii(iuiiiir. iiil
lot
D ye are strong. ou Kniand adopted towards ngth for God and home, jhich tm
dependence
i. tlo Vnnnl
A Wrl-f te Ye.. b r Anericanfrigate ing races
iii u ' , . ...
He who will not oppose the saloon uigh ftft 8hi a A ....11 m hltl 7 . . A.
because h3 tears u w u -f Alter the war i rfv or his popularity ... ! .1 nniltl in the
in time
there was
the tune ot
Wealth WefcWiiis
r iinium countv. as
real estate transfers in
is more
poltr
13 nA L 1
i in aa(iliVHIII ö.v
WP.BTTJeWT DfiJÜ'IiB! toogree
-rW,CS!Si BHenS stands
- a. recommended bar will one day
vpmuuu. ... - judgement oar. -1 work fuaranteed. Specialist on Crew aMi Bridge work. before Uje oth
JtllTZ1!- lead for him now
r.jinH TnwnHhlP Trustee . n ueA for them
Notice. hath lost its
2! room of Mr. John P. Nonitan. in tore room ui .
Lliu a.av i . r
ui v.u.. Andrew jucwwh, . -i- t,"":Ms- ..i, to Win E Cole, 2 acres
oon than a patriot, more . Ofegon u the settieme. .
nc than sell-sacniicuiK, , vl!imeami New liiunswiciw nk j Miller to Jos sciiiegei, iu AU
" . r i iio iffiin ni ... .. i n t tniio ni . ..- ou an ns l im. i.uien-
dy oi gam w fci ...w b - - l ina Ulv tne nosuie ,o9. 4, w-t, iw, i - re
--- t . t l . ii l -"v ' l . nil iwill. T l IHK uu n vi
i u- I .i 0ninn most of our press at the time Mmef f". a M M on Wednesday, May . AOU" ihe prlcea of those tWaw out oi wm behind the saloon nc(J then we have had Ben J iViÄs t i r 3, -'o'clock, p. m., for thc puriose of . Jb. P
stand beiore ti e . uestions, that ot tne jjeukaiu to Harliison township, , ting a delegate to the nfre"- delghtful prospect. Udeed. fcr fpl... irlir mit llim 1 9 . 1 il... n( hfl , . , .. . ? .: I Vo A I ban V.I . . . - i.- manllllt
w r.T ; . Alabama c aims anu imu 1 acre m sec ti c,inU..,n ijona uonvenuuii w people tne ournen ui V"" will stand with him Aiap.u culminating in ci.ris Ahrena to Herrn, n Steinka , t,mt conveillion JJJ thelr debu e already as large er, and they who g 1 'The history of lot. 7 8, H Kun N M Ho. l; be e,eeted to retire- thelr lncoffie ao mal; ittkey -.
:.W1U " i " 'i.i his country as it. presents "eil w.Uaabeth Ha,e,,.uir toFmiikJ.MU.er, thl! Popuhst party alost driven to
then, wueu B". "n Amnrican issimplv a long suK- . 50 5l 70, 71, ueieaune, o- . N.at;onni Convention, mat money 1 n -
jKiwer and sin us r f ls wilh ourselves, Conru,i Kesc , tc , ..ana - Sl. liouia on July 22, UlnK-wnanac Du. Joel Swautz. ß10 m u be wondercd at if he acrej , in ,ec 34 1 . r 4 JJ A evening of the 20th day , n. I. has ow reached that chronic Mleor Ä acres in eec 35 1 1 b r 3, 325. 1 f May Capt. L. A. Powers, of BOt Mer te Ue ce.iwj ..try i. 0n..k. Sensitiveness and suspicion which "YalhlmC Hall to Th uConrtney, 40 tewin address the peo- lple WBethCT the ratio gj . i.nnil i4 nnnn us for 01 sen-""" n lfrn,n our-L in m 18t 1 n r 3, . ! 4 ... Tin on the silver lj .n.-r be IS te 1 or 15.5 to 1 ao ua
T llt.l.v. w " t- l...rk llflf II11ILU IMIIÄ'"" .viv . . ......... ... 'I IUK1 tl n III llll V.'HT " I
1.. .1 .1 U llv , . .. " 1.0 I
at it a war in excinuiKc
bonds or certificates which the Government would have the optloa to pay
In 50-cent silver dollars, in a-y panic It would be clutched alt the kax-
er and bidden tne more
truth ls that there is very
m this country outsiae 01 wj-'
. . 1 . wnrn il
Felix Schneider to Mao' fccl.neiuer, iUpply. Whea men -----
sec 3. t 1 8 r , . hold large quanunco vuv - --
and so are the öereaoouL
gold. But there la next to du . hands of common people. A few ' year.
ago there waa much more Ro.
country than now. uv. -SSJSaww imperceptibly and ka. not
kindred nation' löVaoi Breta' 1st add Huntingburg, recorded in the big P?"
feeling wr $800. . Ä T . T,nffnian.It has gone 1 --;;. laEll.
drafts sent to reiauvc ------ rope to defray their expense, there or
to pay for traveling - --- r . ' ,..It,t. hankfl or bulldta
IBIS, or luiu . ...,lnr
loan aaaoclatlona. " ZiaU Umethlng. The 1300.000.000 of kUtat.
secreted gold Is a mym m ' of the imagination, and nothing mer.
Chicago Tribune.
There is probably much tru
Tribune's Idea tnai uw
koarded gold are too large.
It Is scarcely open to quesuoa the amount of gold In the country la rreatly overestimated. The figures are fn facl mere gueas. and It i-utterly impossible to locate more thai 10half the amount covered by the TTea!1 .-.i-.,. But the Tribuae. as
urj ' . l.llo
usual, aeems to nave uu of the significance of what It J . "
It be true, as It lntimaiei.. vu.. 1. only about $270,000.000 In gold Is the whole country It simply PJe intrinsic weakness of the gold stadril
The mint and Treasury reporia .. . .iri to be aboat
aume tne amoum . twl
1625,000.000. H we aciui
1350,000,000 lees 11 - w nftö-thlnes-First, that we have $350.0),wt one; in the country than U.
gold people would 1 nave ;
ond. that we nave 7."'- ' 000.000 of paper resting (f10
the gold standara "eor,;
$270,000,000 In goia. msiwui . 000.000, the assumed base.
It would be almost lmpoasioie w
aglne a monetary bj"
ble and unsare. What Is the logical remedy? The eoldlte says: "Issue bonds and retire li! "L.v." This simply meaaa
ma 6""- . - . .v. -oM
that no matter now ami .upply may be everything : .t be
brought down 10 inav " "
still greater fall in price. m -Barily follow. More debt ad lower
prices for what we proau. am anno oooooe or ere a4 wf
the same act cut dowa the deW-pay-
,ng power of the people
and adopted towards uie uwii u , - w,ri WOrk Auditor o w Ju hehad won their i"; SS Schnrider. the repeated 'fictions toward th. Jfjj,,, English-speak- w pV. MarkB; 34 centa. , t, . Napoleonic epoch, and consolidation ot the anbu 1 04 a. .1 t0 Frank Vinnt
innick
1,11. . ....r. . . . I. '1 n.iltniw f lIlO.
101S 1. - " "I I r. -.
1 ' v fi.i..ki to iienry r uuw,
T 1 tlJpt l5 3, 1 udiart's add, Jaaier ,93. is shown by the Pl 'o1 j, to Jos A SchwarU, .'0 ,i the Reeonler'a 30 t '2 e r 4, f575. 1 of April, 18. acres in hie du i-a ,
Pepulist Ceiveatioa. pulists of the county are
quested tomectin Huntingun.8 1 Wednesday, May 20, 1S, at 2
The GMilry um- of senViti eness and suspicion which . .. .... l.nn.1 j nnnn im for a'"" .... ,-.1 nlir-l-
A reiriDuiivtJ n" t -- nnve not qUue umgiun..
fsmllBVIII Ullf IIOMIH v.- . . 1. a J-k 1111 r-M IM il I 111 IL 4 M mill' III I
re.0, hating busine8swith the setting mo nev " selves m the
tZZ. rifc . exnected to contine hww,u ugnten ua B. i , if we are to u.hib -
tkli davs" . t trace our !teps, ana cuc vu f at leaal 0I ..- tkTk.ÄniP HSSS evil and learn to do well." he 0 , . incidents we aCW in Ireland, where all may . . Inn (iriink to know what Iuriu ln ui. ,.s mdivid-
?i!T.:riL- hnnks. cuuu 1.7 . D1n under are eYe. Z ' "' l l.iH,.-nMH
; cM.nl IWMka Will O U la It. ine 1UIUU1 ,,,.!(. f,,r II. V1UC HUICUU. , Jnd ill? kGtSZ "tore at all f8 atA Capital at Washington ua o r the , teand at Norman -nllM4K. B . n. i.il nmke ovcrv WI,IUI. , .fc- m.lf ntr word
timea juiii u. .'"Y tillg a taie lllut auuu.u - . n(t..Lir niail Wail") ui'6,uxB'"0 a". '-y Trustee Mailion Tp Ulis Up.ted States blu8h nf Mh or t0 t -Z- : . C....u. Thft tine has conic0' 'llul,., rtnr k amen have
..I ii... ivnninn of the tilings ,'. imlustrV.i
and now is wueu m " ,., done, lor their unnij"b- ' land muBt sicak out m nweting eir.irtutj!5 in peace, their dogged1 , ; ,i .i.; :iu iw. Men are1"111 " .,. finrjili ed cletn-i
na ten mmi ness m war,uiun - eowarda and dare not. .. wlcn War was over. N e nau LOmm. ,.,i f the Sidneys shall not "c . l r .nnoI, lll)on the small,
IIWU-. - .I.tr,,. ai"n ",,v"v" . 1.-I....1 ...
I 1 n r . , -i..'..i Mm
Henry U. Um g - r ,hn 0malia platform.
lehning, et a., i-. . i ". " ncludinE
librae. - .... t m'A arc raiaimaj ' ; . -
- . a . ii ... iiiiiiintr ii.iu r i
llentHlict seilen 10 "" the ladies. w . j. acre, in ,e; -ju 1 3 s r Jgü. 40 Chairman Dubois county
Noati vi a m7 iu
JJIU UH""
aaitt-ia to township bu.ir.eM j
naving ', " . " . i; i
im . ') u xLLm)
acres in rec-o . - Ki iii!ii.r.
John L liamer no nut ...... a 5n hih? id 1 B riif !
tlZn C 1 1 artier to Kd Hreitweiser,
t 1 a r-i, ei.
... tAr la settled for all time.
H " . .LI. dU
business lnteresta oi "'
aand that the suver " - rZ-
poeed ot and the sooner v . Dayton (Ohle) Newa. . -i-v.. Tb allver onestloa
Send for "The Great Conspiracy." I, ..ed. There la galy one way
Read It. Then aena u io . I to do It, and that la to co-piewu
know who 1. not an advocate of alM. .j. mftUl To u roer
.... .....I . . uiwi f i I h i T . era i . a.T. ti.MBi uimariiiiB m aa aar it
Herinan H Sickbert to Ljmiw J J!nrnfl ltreeL Chicago
title bond to lot. 2U, 30 4 31
7Fre.l ItoMemeyer to Uili Lin.lrol,
ESS iff " w ,co i for (c.r lio'll -.oiii.tlung " nd ovorl0okod the; lrr? " iw.u;,l uipn's backs Imi r ü. i mir shocked
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