Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 12 December 1889 — Page 1

RICmiOND. INDIANA. THU 2A3T. DECEMBER 12 1889.

FOURTEENTH- YEAR.

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Pobt Washington, Wis . Dao 12. A terrible sad peoaliar drowning eeoi- ' deal occurred yesterday by whioh a another and bar thrae children wars dreamed at Sankille. oa the Milwaukee riTar. A aix year old ehild of Claude AafUstia went to the river b?nk and ' Tentorad out on the ioe. It anddenly Wake and be tell into the water. Ilia mother heard hie eriea and rushed to la reeoue. Frantioally throwing- heraolt into the iey water aha endeavored ' warn her drowning boy. In a few omenta aha waa beyond her depth ani drowning heraelf. liar aa venuen year old daughter Aacmaia heard the eriea and baatened to tia spot. Boeing her mother in the

broke with her and ahe waa thrown into tha ohilly torrent. The mother and daafhtar looked themselves together in . a death atragflo and aunk beneath the water and ioe. They were ioat dieap- ' peariac whoa a f oar year old son ot Mra. , . Angnatin. who had been with the aia tar, saddled oat oa tha ioe with plain tin trial ot "Maaa, Mama, I want J , yaV Ila ran over the ioe until ha i . reaohed tha hole ia whioh hia mother, Ha aiater and hia brother were buried. little fellow eaw hie mother

aa4 ttstos siak and threw himaelf. ae he rr"ad, into . hia mother'a arm a. In ta fattaat ha waa sarriti beneath tha - ir. A man aaael CrisCiaa l.'elaaea rr Vu trr "7, tt was poic.; ta vT Tf-r-1 - -Ua wu aa tia rcitan ' ' U J -r-ml tiaea tc'-xa ha ' e V.pW utT-Staea he finally got, ' there they had disappeared. The body

at Mra. Augaatia reaoTared. but tha bodiee at tha taoad. ahildraa eaanot be KOEX JUJHHSH HEEDED. ley t fa Beeare Twt Ware Mas wm ml lb Oaareaae Ceart. Washington, Deo. 12 A proportion ie under oonaideration in fudioial eirolee to provide tor inereaaing the membership of the Supreme Court from nine to eleven. The aubfeot ia being talked over by oertain members ot the Senate fadioiary eommittee, and the outooma may be a bill to reorganize the Supreme Coart and make the additiona mentioned. The enlargement ot the oourt it held to be neoeaaary beeauae of the rapid inoreaae in the buaiaesa from the State courts. Besides, the new Statee will add largely to the nam bar ot eaaea on the Supreme Court dooket. It the reorganisation ot the Court ia aanotioned by Congress, it ia probable that at leaat three ot the preaent member ot the Court Juatioea Miller, Field and Bradley will avail themselves of the privilege ot retiring on full pay, thua giving the Preaident the opportunity to appoint five new Judgea. It ia alao proponed to inoreaae the juriadiotion ot the Circuit Courta with a view to reducing the number ot appeala to the Supreme uourt. v arioua scbemes nave been iggeeted with a view to aooomrliahinc thin purpose, but it seems almost impossible to eurtail the work ot the Court, heaee the proposed inoreaae ia the membership. It ia not known how the members ot the Court regard the proposition, but aa they complain ot being over-worked, they will probably welcome two additional Juatioea. HEART 3L 8 r AS LET. t aaalaur. London Deo. 12 The Qieen has wired Stanley as follows : MMy thoughts, after you, have been of your brave followers, whoee hardships aad dangers are at an end. Again I congratulate you all. including the Zntibaria, who have displayed suoh devotion and fortitude daring your marvelous expedition. I trust that fimin Pasha sontinuea to improve." Zanzibar, Deo. 12 The BritishIndia Navigation Company tendered a luaeheoa to S nley and hia party on board the ateamahip Are wait to-day. This being the inauguration ot a direct line ot steamers between Great Britain and East Atrioa, Stanley made a brief speech predicting tha rapid growth and lasting prosperity ot tat Atrioa, Hie Brave raw Zanzibab, Dee 12 The Saltan today reoewed Z insiberia who were with Stanley. He thanked ttcm to- their apteadid eervioae and diatnonted preaaata among them. The city is engrossed ia entertaining aad leting Stanley aad his oompaaions. A mrtsa Mm. Nxw Yobx. Deo. 12. Edith Wstara, a bright-eyed, twelve year old ft ua tiua country, arrived in

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fork a weak ago oa tha steamer Ktruria, tvoaa LtyarpooL Her father, Martia atem. at Auburn avenue, Cinoiaaati. ao hoaring from her after tha arrival at tha atsamer. except through a brief telegram, became anxious about her aad wrote to Detective Grodea. at Castle Garden. Grodea traced the younitraveler. Whaa ahe arrived ia New Xork ahe took a aab aad weal i to tha residenoe of soma trieads at No, 31 Bedford avenue, ia thia city. Sba

remained there until this moraing, whsa ahe took a train for homo. Mies Waters left thia country a year ago, all aloas, to make a tear of some parts ot fiaglaad aad Wales, where her father's relativee are. Ia the long Journey sha never met with a mishap, aad did sot evea lose a button-hook. eleteji'lysched. axeette Mi 1 TBUevan SMsiveawa mt Chktknnb. Wt. T.. Dao. 12. A re port oomea from the north to the effect that tha neoDle ot tha Bis Horn basin. Johnson oounty, have broken up Kettle Jack's rang ot thieves and out-throats by lynching eleven ot them and driving the remainder out ot tns oountry. Kettle Jack and companions arrived in that region a year ago. and have ainoe lived like barbarians. Alter being reinforced by a number ot desperate characters they began to plunder the settlera. at first taking only slaughtered beet and atale food. Growing bolder they oommenoed to run horses into Utah and Montana. Farmer Jones and two grown sons pursued the gang and made a fight tor some ot their stolen property, but were ahot down. - Finally the people living in the basin, aome 500 in number, began to live in mortal terror ot Kettle Jack's band. Jaok made oaptive ot and toroed into the marriage the daughter of a leading oitizsn. Tha father headed a reaouing party, but the reaeuera were defeated with the loss ot two killed and halt a doien wounded. Jaok grew bolder and bolder until the ciuiena determined to wipe out the out laws. They sueeeeded in storming tha samp ot the desperadoes and tha lynch ing followed. - WORSE THAU MORHOXS. atCia Hy la Walea use avelauoa Ie rwMMca, Dkttbb, Col., Dec. 12. Aa iaUiteating ease is being heard ia the County Court . at Colorado Sprints. Soma months a Jamas sad William Camphell mads acDlieatlon to tha Humane LLeisty to have their orphaa sisters re moved from tha toandsr ot a nusfw mt know as the"miamitea." lie waasaayaaane inai anoas aa 9ea)v people,' who have f unded a oommunity. have a law among them forbidding marriage relations. This, it is olaimed, is for the purpose ot keeping harmony and waa freely admitted by all. The founder ot the oommunity ia married, but the people ot whom he ia the apiritual father are not allowed to follow hia example. Thoae joining the oommunity who are married, must sunder the bond. No member ia allowed to retain the funds he or she earns, every oent being turned into the common fund, whioh is handled by the founder, one Williams. The evidenoe in thia oaae haa been highly aenaational throughout, and ahowa a atate ot morals in the oommunity, under the oover of religion, whioh is tar worae than that ot the Mormons. Steaoral nieklca Half Slater Baas Away wits a Bartcadar. Niw York, Deo. 12. Thomas Diaham and Miaa Alta Siokles were married laat night by the Rev. F. B. Van Kleok. paator ot Grace Episcopal Churoh. at White Plaina. Miaa Sioklea, is a halt sister ot General Daniel Sickles. ex Minister to Spain, and grandaughter ot George E. Sioklea, who died at New Koohelle about three years ago, leaving an estate valued at about f.i.000.000 Miss Siokles, who is eighteen years old. was reoently graduated from a Catholic convent in Montreal, lftnham, wno is a good-looking, light haired young man, ia about twenty-five yeara old, and ia employed as a bar-tender in the Huguenot Hotel at New Koohelle. He is the champion all around athlete ot Weatoheater County. Wky Taaa Brawaa SVaa Nat Aaaalated. Washington, Deo. 12 General B owoe, ot Indiana, who was next to Mr. Motvinley on too Committee on Ways and Means laat aeaaion, was plaeed second on the eommittee in the Speak er's original draft ot the membership. out at tne earnest rcqueat or the uen eral hia name was removed. Hia reasons for asking thia were that he had aerved on the oommittee aix years and that the state ot hia health would not per mit mm to do the amount ot work required of a member of that oommittee. General Browne, it ia understood, will do gived the ohairmanahip ot a minor committee. la a lavcatlcatad. Washington, Deo. 12. In the House, this morning, immediately after the reading ot the Journal, Mr. Batterworth ottered a resolution setting forth the charges ot complicity in the ballot box fraud made m the Cincinnati Commer cial Gaiette against membere ot the Senate and Houae, and providing tor the appointment by the Speaker ot eommittee ot fire to investigate these charges. The resolution waa adopted. raar ral af mra. cat Lara. Washington, Deo. 12 The funeral of Mrs. Soott Lord, took place from the Churoh ot Incarnation at 11 o clock to day. Dr. Townaend preached the tu nerai aermon. ihe remains were in terred in Rook Creek cemetery. JarkNa iu risat amUlfaa. San Francisco, Cat... Deo. 12 The California Athletic Club haa received word that J aokaon will fight Sullivan. PLATTSMOCTH- N. JDaa. 12 A ; B. aad P. K. Toaey. ot Charleston. 8. C jinwiwi uwuiiv a ouppar pea OOB-

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I buried there by Henry Hopkias. aa unele, who brought it back from Calitoraia with him ia 1849. He 1 waa attacked by thievea in Plattamouth. but managed ta burr tha dust before ha was overtaken. ' He afterward disappeared aad ia supnossd to have been murdered. Mia brothsr same to PlatUmouth ia 1866 sad made a vaia search for tha treasure. Tha Toaey brothers reoeently found 1 latter amoac their mother's efleets. tell ia. .kint khm kavi&l a tha snld avad ' came to Plattsmouth about two weeks ago. Wooeraa, Ohio.. Deo. 12 A barn on John Zimmsrmaa'a laxm. with eonteateand twenty five head of blooded eattle, burned last evening. Iiosa tlO.OOO PmxADKLPHiA, Deo. 12. Joseph G. Dilman. preaident ot the Quaker City National Bank, is mysteriously misaing. tievnr saosjaun. r laiarcM . Mekea Vn ! tat Vtrwai Caaatx ailni . PBOBATB. ' . The laat will and teetament of Martha J. Dolley, deoeased, has been admitted to probate and record. Mattie K. Thornburg waa named as executrix, without bond. Letters ot guardianship bavs been issued to Abia C. Huffman oa the miaor heirs of Francis M. Beeson, deoeased. Bond, $1,800 MAB&IAGB LICXNSB. William Blomeyer and Lissie Wishmayor. Richmond. Bernard Kreimeir affiant. i '.; - COMHIS8IONXRa COT7BT. - Tha following bills were allowed: John W. Tingle, trustee, expense of poor of Wayne township. $3,148 05. M. it. lioddruMS. trustee, expense ot poorot Washington township, $22531. W. 11. Tinder, trustee, expense ot poor ot Webster township. $71 42. it. a. Tburston. true tee, expanse oi poor ot Jefferson township, $145 04. John W. Tingle, oa account ot bridges, $196 76. L. M. J ones, balanoe on aeoount ot oorn-orib oa asylum fana.$2SL F. -O. Mosbauxh. trustee, expense af poor of Jaeksoa towaship, C7C3 86w : II 'r- ,. : Twa young men hired a. bene aad bucar ia Libertr to drive ta Abiaftoa yastardxy, bat sot returnisY at the time ptoaai,ta owner ot &o ng telegraphed Ciief Leaaett this morning to bo aa tha leak aat for thorn. Tha young men were here early thia mcrring, bat knl l ft tla direetioB of Llbarty. beRsaWsaaaail rf An aAAiatw waii a m 41 arm wvws.sast wa avwsw j lAaasj, sviaa will attend a ball at Camden, O., tonignu Mort Edwards, ot Williamsburg. spent to-day with hia friend, Robert ryor, ot the Business uollege. OaKaarr. Mrs. Magdalcna Bogga waa born in Lancaster ennntv. Pa.. DnnArnhAr 97 1783, and died at the home of her daughter, Mra. Wm. A. Rothermel, in Milton, Ind.. December 6, 1889, lacking but aixteen daya ot being 106 yeara ot age. Her maiden name waa Shaffer, At the &ira of aixtAnn aha nnit-jiil wi.k the Lutheran ohuroh, and for about ninety years has been a trusting follower ot the Master. For about thirty yeara ahe has held membership with the M. E. ohuroh. In 1803 she was married to Alexander B)ggs, and in 1846 they removed to Indiana. Hap hnahanH tiiaA in Ifi Sinoe that time she lived nearly thirty years witn a son in Illinois, and tor several years past with the daughter, at whoae home ahe died. Her father waa a aoldier in the Revolution, and only lacked nine daya ot being a oentenarian when he died. One brother waa a aoldier in the war ot 1812. Mrs. Boggs was the mother of eleven ebildren, five of whom are living. The oldest is Mrs. O. T. Kreider. eightytour years ot age, at Homer, 11L The next oldest ia Dr. P. S. Bogga, of Lovington, IIU who ia eighty yeara old. The next ia M. L. Bogga, aeventy-two yeara old: he livea in northwestern Kanaas. A. J. Bogga, of fiement. 111., ia next on the list. The youngest child ia Mra.Rothermel, of Milton, aged sixty -aix. Five children, forty-six grand-children. 100 great-grandchildren and fifteen great grand chil -dren4n all aixteen living people, are her descendants. The old lady loved to talk of the olden times. She had lived under the administration ot every President of the United States. She was nearly six years old when George Washington took the oath of office. Hundreds of the useful inventions were unknown in the earlier period ot her life. The country has grown from a population that ooold be entertained nicely in the city ot New York to a mighty nation, sixty million strong. The funeral was held at the M. E ohuroh Sunday afternoon. The church did not near oontain the people. Mrs. Ann Gauze conducted the service, assisted by Elder Hall. The hymns sung were very appropriate tor the occasion. Atter the aervioea the remains were taxen to Aaat uermantown. where further aeryioe was conducted by the Lutheran paator in the preaenoe ot a large assemblage, and the interment made in the Lutheran cemetery. The qiestion will come to many, what ia tha cause of her livin ta mV, . age. One reason, probably, is that her lamuywere a long-irvea race, another the quietneea and meekness which eharaoterued her lite. Excitement and worry were traits almost unknown to nor. There are more newspapers published in Pennsylvania than ia all Britiah America. Thomas Nelson Page, the Southern dialect writer, is first cousin of Amelia Rivee. It is said that whisky is worth $25 a gallon ia Alaska.

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Tha exhibit opaaaJ rV&a Park rink yesterday morniaf. li aumber aad variety of tha aatna I ' been greater taaa at any prsvioaa t i The space is nearly all taksa aad Lis stock ia still arriving. Oaa very asJUe feature is tha great number of fo.doga oa exhi bition. The foUowiag is tin 11 of entries TOCLTaT., 8. O. Browa. 4?, ,eatries Light isranmaa. W. H. Middletaa. C 23 entries Lirht Inmas. csM xtetr. U.U. Wahrly. Lclv O . pair Partria Coehisa. Ia.fl. Laair -M)M3aatriaa Jaha SI. Rosa. Ulcr lad.. 38 en tries Buff Coohixa, L Jat Brahmas, Barred Plymouth lUs. Partridge Coohias. r J. H. Cslms. Ocrf jiSa, Ind.. 8 white Plymouth Ials,WTar Wyaadotts, pair Pskia Dxt'-v J. 8. RnaeeL eity. 4 1 mouth Rooks. Jaaos Van D a. v. 6 otnoaa. red, white and nzi1pzn, white erected Fans and Jaaotlu " Walter Seiwsks, eity Z Golden Seabright Bantams. - - -laaaa C Dona. aitar..l9 Iowa Leerhoms. -; i.,yi'.ML O. Garwood. eitr. B tarred Plym outh Books. : .V-. v Justin CUpp, city. 7 1 it Drahmas. J. D. Gawsa. DaLZx. lid.. 7 white Wyandotte. - . ' Henrv sehnalls. - mt. "2 Dominiaus Gamee, very rare Tarie'"' " Or W. friee, oity, S lrtchomw. Joha B. Airins. eitr. Kv f rht Brah mas aad white Ply )t IUcka. Louis Jsrbsa. rf.. ar Ihiekwias game baatar-'. 1 lJ trcssted gams oock, x ts-r- J-c3a vk. .i v i -- i ?a- . ' at Mitiotci j s a enter, JaeobiBandr.oraingtct.'v. J. J. Jaugbetty, JUoto, xi white Plymouth Rooks. 4 Bert Middletoa. sif. Till, rkia daaka.':--" '- :.7.v;I f"-. 8. M. Williams. t!of ' i white Plymoutb PoeLi L . i. ffilr WUUama it Ua Ofrfie - -xtl 1 ayaja anas . - . i. x . v "... ;. - -x , - van v.iui. 1! T, W aad 3 rose-eoCL - T Uaak ttiv .(ArisUoiatf.i v.lOwkl dseks. '.f--. v:..t Ind., pair bronze turkeys. C A. nelson, Mew Fans, O., 6 brown Leghorns, 8 golden Seabrights. 3 blaok Africans. DOGS, Dr. George A. Sutler. Libertv. Ind.. Mexican hairless dog. J. H. Helma. Centreville. blood. hound. J. H. Hodge, city. Collie bitch, litter of pups. J. A. Daugherty. Lotus. Ind.. 3 Collie dogs. S. M. Williama. Monroevilla. Ind.. Collie dog. Lt. A. Uretner, Indianapolis. Irish aetter. J. H. Taylor, Winchester. Ind.. bull temer, pug pup. tfeorge Fry, .Lotus, Ind., 4 mastiffs. Washington flanna. Libert?. Ind.. Engliah mastiff. Joseph rreUoh. citv. St. Bernard dog. Frank Maoke, oity, fox hound. Conrad Kriok. citv. beaU hitnh and litter of puppies. Ed Starr, oity. German mastiff. PIT STOCK, Fred Hines. citv. pair blaok loo-eared rabbita. William McAdama. citv. Jananaaa robin, American thrush. Young Mexi can double yellow head parrot, wild eanary mule, young African grey parrot, Amerioan mocking bird, imported Harts mountain oanarv. East India talking minor, oage ot 25 domeatio oanariee, St. Andrewaburg trained oanariea. Many other exhibitors are expeoted. aome ot whom are here but have not entered. Jesse B. Niooum. of Liberrv. will en ter nine dogs ot varioua breeds sedgwiok Bros, have on exhibition several woven wire gates whioh are used aa pena for poultry. ine exhibit ia one ot the finest ever aeen in xuohmond both in quality and variety. The exhibits of W. H. Middleton, city. John M. Ross, of Liberty, J. H. Helms, ot Centreville. S M. Williams, ot Monroeville, Ind., Chris Conner, oity, are exceptionally fine, and deserving ot special attention. Cma ta IXsata. The telegram received in this city announcing the death of George Hasecrater, at St. Louis, did not state the cause. From a letter received by a friend yesterday it is learned that he was crushed to death by a boiler, which he waa having set. breaking from its support and falling upon him,- causing instant death. aclllaa; Uaaar aa BUaara. Bernard Kennepohl is on trial this afternoon in Mayor's court on six obargee of selling liquor to minors. The affidavits were filed by Meyer Moody, Robert H ins haw, Frank Bonsall and Tupper Townssad. R. A. J aokaon represents the State aad H. U. Fox is attorney for the defendant. The prayer meeting this evening at First M. E. churoh will begin promptly at 7 o clock and eloss en time for friends to reaeh the lecture of Dr. Heasoa. A. W. Lamport, Pastor. Jeaso K. Beeson will lecture to the students of the Business Collate oa Negotiable Paper thia STenisg at 6:30. Charles IddiaA, of Dayton, is ia the oity to-day.

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Absolutely Pure. Thai pantty, atraaarth aad who awotwmloat than the ordlaarr aaaaot be sold in eompaOttoB with the mnlmkkw at ww laaj, abort walsnt alum or pnoa. paste v Ha Taw Po Bold only In eana. Horax xorn. UOw, MB wiu iuiw .jaw a H. HAIIILTON, qto inmsrcrs eoox store, Cii KSawB BnCilnx. (SCRAP ICON EOUGHT.) 8eo the Holiday Goods at the Firs aad Tea Ceat Store." Fiaa line. Nothing hifhar thaa 10s. dw t all the little mm came ta tbe PeBltrj S.aw t?rciaK as-i aee tne Pac aura Pet- . - ' . -II. r ana qm m tae rery .. nan rU the Biohmoad Steam Laundry. ad collars a spoeialty. V. w. WAXTBK8. Proprietor. "ar Block. Telsxoas No. 111. p ' ' ' t 1 11 !" I m at tea per ceat, pro' t at II. jMOBs, bZi xiata Ladies, clean your kid gloTes with the Mather Glove Cleaner, for sale only at the Boston Store. novl5dly NOTICE. Our store will be open every evening from now until atter the Holidays. . See our immense stock of Christmas Slippers. J. K. GILBERT A CO. 11-3 IaMllea, a Warol Look ment. at J, M. Williams' advertise' apl3-dtf New Jewelry and Bings to-day. Jenkins. If you want a good, reliable railroad watoh, buy a Bookford, whioh is war ranted (3) years, by B. B. Dickinson. 523 Main street, sole asent for the Bookford watches, who has been selling watohea, olooka and jewelry in Richmond tor forty-four yeara. Repairing fine watches, clocks and Jewelry by experienoed workmen. dec94tf I'nrlalnaaa Trace Headquarters. All srzea. Geo. Dtcb & Son's. GAS BIIJ,S It paid by tbe 15tb lust-, will save you a discount. Ild4t Chamber Store. Seta at Wilke'a China Buy a Hock ford lVafeli, wbicb is warranted three years by R. B. Dickinson, 5S3 Main street. Agent for Eastern Indiana. 12-dllt THI Kara. w Twk Btarfeea. Ksw Toaar, Dec IX Floor City mm extra, S4 K4 45' Mlnnmota extra, HSSaUa); aaperflne, a 10t3 7 : One. SI T5a 45. Wbaat No. a red winter, mixed, tUC Dee, 86Ma ; Jan., SSo ; Feb., m Oorn o, a mixed, eaab, 4'V&43Vo : No. I mlxao, Iv Hc: J an.. 2 ; FeO., ii 0a-No. i mlxau. eaab. c . Ho. 1 mixed, Dec. so: Jaa, Tc; Feb., 29 Fork-Heaa, SU OOSOlSa lawd-Dee ,aa IS; Jan.,S 23 Molaanea New uneama, 85a)8e Boatn--cttraloed to rood, ai iidl 30 Turpentine uSM Bntter Westers ereamery faLneT,27a28e Cbaoaa Ohio flat, 7 :0e Ecaga Western, asasse Buar Cnt loaf and ereaned, 7e; grann. lated. 7o; moold A.,7 lmiiow rnme city, H Oonee Bio, tmtx cargoaa, liryix CMKAMoJeo 13 aso a. m Wnaat Jan. m i say, oae Jan., SU631H: Mar. ta Oeta May, Slc ; Jan. tie s May, aa S33e Pork Jan.. t OX,; May, S 70" laud- Jan , So May, a 07 anon n be Jan-, 4 7i. May, H 85 CHiraoo, Dee. U.-US p. m-Wbaat Dae. "7B t rc; Jaa., o4: afar. BS fa aija; daiu, si v.k nu May. BK J5?f HaG9iS! Jan, 33; Feb, 21 ; slay, a; MatTaS StT " Xi " 1 SZrSTJD'' JaB- rtbjm 909 HTuUt?- Feb oo sa so 7aBTX; famllr, rlbsldaa,5i8 ele w 7ejeo 39

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Havtag ranted thaToora now occupied by Ben. del, tha elotbter.SlO Main etreec, for tbe purpose of putting to larger stock, and In order to reailaa oa oar present Una of Uooda. 4 Will Make special Prima tor tha Mazt Thirty JDaya.

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