Terre Haute Journal, Volume 20, Number 360, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 January 1876 — Page 8
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GREAT CLOSING SALE zw
Winter Dry Goods.)
The Lowest Prices la 15 Years.
HOBERG, if ^ROOT&CO.
OPEItA HOUSE.
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Useir will Ifo" datt offer
Mtr-o. „.»„t«ry I a Fekrcarjr, ituiflct ftwcajfh their entire atncltof
SILKS, DBESS GOODS,
Honer to x^onn.
I will mako loans of meney on real estate on the most favorable terms on long time. No insurance or trust deeds required. OfBoo corner Fourth and Main (street*. C- E,
TBIIU: is to be a change in time of L, 0 8 W. freight trains to-day. HON. ISAIAH DONIIAM, of Pverson township, was in the city yesterday.
Famonrs aro'dimlaishing somewhat, to the relief of the overworked transfer men. Tins special services }n the churches continue all this week. Attend them.
Ik CircaU Court yesterday a divorce was granted B&vid tckes against M*h*la lekea.
M*»mtus, doa't fail to attend the business meeting ofj^a C. A. this owning.
Tints was a report yesterday that a man had been killed It was no doubt groundless.
YorKo Wiu.ua
vy
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of ?ul?iva»
left that place last Friday for this place and has not been heard from since, and hit friends sre very uneasy about him.
CALUQfMtft's Oeorgia Minstrels *p* pearedat the Opera H»u$e last night, to a fair audience. The entertainment *M«iy good, and house*
JOHN MACD0SALD,
Xr. Hsuina Has a Talk With Him. Hon. Bayless Banna returned at 1:45 I o'clock (hie morning from Springfield and St Lonis. At the capital lie had been attending the U. S.-eourt, where be is counsel in several eases.
Yesterdsy he had a loaf conversation with John W. MacDonald, who has been convicted as supervisor of the St Louis Internal Revenue district is the big cue of the alleged croaked 1 whisk fraud. The sentence hast not yet been pronounced bjr the court, and will probably be a year or lest ia the penitentiary. 1 Mr, McDonald is game, and Mr. Banna describes his talk with the ex-super-vijor as very interesting. lis denies in most emphatic terms tbat-be is guilty,
SHAWLS, OLOAKSt 1 TTF»8j and says that the witnesses in the case wt TrTTii hta & VTWflfl wwfl bribed anJ grossly suborned. VXIXIVLID, UMIAIURUB*.
TVJ,
Kurthertaore he threatens that be will
JIAHKET8, WOOLEHS, make it hot fo.- certain persons high in office, and that he is possessed of the WATEBPBOOrS* CAS3IMEBE3, necessary facts to bring against them, rtr a wtto T"Pfi 'The probability is that ho .will yet
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AH these good* trill be so.M without regard ever. IIc.i* a man of fine appearance to cost, as we wish to close tbem out. .i, L-e»n ere and trerv aoIncrWqo«'ncc of the 'shrink- with a ciearksen eye ana c%ery apace of values" our buyer bus bjr Koine very pearance of honesty. sk»«
Domestic Cotton Goods. fro® ti»«13th lost. to the 20th.
Ixmsdale yard wide sof*. finish bleached I IT «ems impossible'for this town to mnatin 10cpervartl. 'hare decent sidewalks. Citizens residJin h*°elCbmt
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taore Interesting than
b,r0 Rra from
Ttae beat Wam*ntta UJWe, quainted with the various bad places in The flne*iN«w York Mill* t254.\fttiu many ^,e principal streets, such as projecting ot in proijortlon. gratings, loose bricks (they remain loose so long), uneven stones and shabby pavestents, and consequently sre posted ia
1°B8 experience ac-
Cornier. Ml^ofdo- the proper windings andgating*J*cess
slrable goods trill be sold ou thi« aliialf pri^p sary in promenading, just as a Mississippi river pdot IH posted in the snags, bars, Unknrrr Rnnf Sti Pa islands, chutes and channels in the denUUul ui nUUl 06 v/V»ijTious pathway that his steamboat must follow. Bufcsuppowa pilot frolicsome f-t-Tft.IlA ilOf RE. .j 0jjjer
naa'Wfr ...!1 gnt«d the Mississippi, and who, tbonfih rpTTT? TATTDM 4 the peculiarities of his own rirer were .L llrj XiiV iiJui kaown to him well 6 nough, shoald take the wbed. He would soon be pretty sure
TS2BJB H1UTE Ml
THCRSIUY WOlCs'lNO. JAN, ft,*1879.
IIOSTOKD.
LOCAL ITEMS.
TOK river IS falling again. OrxjuToaa are stocking coal. THK Grand Jury is still in sessioft, Tnz JotmnAL subscription list is swell* in#.
Bcatxtw men shoald advertise in the JOVRSkl,. MRS. MATO and son, of Edgar county, III., are in the city* ftsauLAR monthly meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Ibis orening. llsi JAMES A, OATBS coWSB Bext Tuesdsy and Wednesday evenings.
r{yer, who had neyer before navi-
either to run her bow afoul of a sunken sycamore, ground the craft on a bar, or impale her upon A snag. Just so 'is it with a stranger in our town. Looking ahead he sees a fine straight viata of pavements, evidently just the thing for the pedestrian. But he quickly finds himself deoeiyed, and his eyes must look cut for his toes. If it is a dark night he is lucky not to pick himself up to brush his breeches and rub his shins, once for eyery block be travels. It is a nuisance almost as bad as the other alternative, mud. We had begun to ia. dicate more particularly the bad places on our streets, but they are far too numerous to mention and those who are obliged to walk the streets know them well. Any man that would construct a pavement with the gratings either projecting or depressed ought to be shot. These healthy remarks are occasioned by the fact that a certain pedestrian who from constant wanderings is as well acquainted with Terre Haute streets as anybody, and thought he knew by heart ail the bad places, last night wrecked himself on the insidious grating south of Main street on the east side of Fourth. He unhinged about two rods from the projection, and his knees, which always before did their duty well, have since been in a state of chronic stiffness' Besides, be does nek pride himself particularly on his fine clothes, but ten pounds of dust is slightly too much to adhere comfortably to those he does possess.
Two men named Tom Brewn and Marshall Smith, held for violation of city laws, day before yesterday esetped the keeping of 8tation Keeper Nott Yesterday Deputy Marshal Buckingham rearrested Brown, Officer Calvert arrested Smith on Third street between Main aad Cherry, when Smith gave resistance, aad a regular fight took place between him and the officer. They wrestled and were three times on the ground. Smith is a muscular and savage man, and as Officer Calvert is also a strong man they had a hard contest for the mastery. Calvert knocked Smith down with his fist. Smith struck tho officer twiee, but the
Tui K. & C. railroad is hating a fin* business just now in the transportation cbtef damage h7did was to pulfoff oae or cotton tod tobacco. I of hta sleeves, by desperately holding
Tas posters of the Oates comedy com. him by the coat Finely the officer patty represent the word "Gates*' oroa. I was reinforced by the assistance of meated with heads of oats entwining the Marshal SchmidtChief Shewmaker and letters. Deputy Constable Burns, and the
ChUfern* meetings and preaching by gfo««n« Smith ww again locked ,Oa B, lWsrnn, pastot, at Baptist H* «**pade will no doubt cost him church, Thursday and Friday evenings, farther imprisonment, since it is separate crime to resist an officer. $ and t.
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A stnwwA* excited Eleventh street :|ye*terday moroiofr A buggy was eonsiderably smashed. It beloved to m%n who was verr drunk.
Jfemxos are continued at the Oongrih RnUooid church tcwoight, Prfaehiag by the pastor, K«Y. E. F. Howe. The services at* held in the lecture roota*
T«e people of th's county maybe 1 happy in their situation in regard to climate. Such as are always finding something at which to grumble don't I like our climate because it is variable.
But though such is the case we escape the extremes, li is now the sixth of January and except two or three nights 1 K*ira hiil full Af all fit A lima we have bad fall we*ther *11 the time I this winter While we were in cotn^isntive comfort, the region of these "delightful lake breetes"* that seem so 1 inviting during summer excursions are vexed with ice and winds ot rigorous cold. On the other hand, we are just Ww ffw «nou# north to keep clear of c&olX?tU*lern and fellow inck in tht summer, a season when in the south the heat
A no* named Mike JacoVs "ell in a fit! takes all the !tf« and energy out of the at the Fourth ward school resterday,' people.
and lay some time as if de*i before he could he resuscitated. He cantea«sr|
4yi«g* Tea Yigo HortMuHoral Society has asJ annual and moetbly cseetis« today, at which will oeca* the aaaual eleetieu oC ofioer* of the leoal society, is *iU be «a impaetaftt oc«arfo«u lo«yi BM^^ tie shock toilik aot
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Tx*f«uiiyof Wilson X«ylor, BMJ, ree^ved a lut mght itas liaei K*jior, the sen of Kayter mm dead. He died at
iat Into the aty, Priees for com w|»«Mi«em«ieielycnBed, had abort «xtr«»«ly It «ee»s wy wagu- fiW. i. Uu»citT wkewiB b. atooeked to lar that such should be thecal. hearof hleaMi?dUatik Bta pnkUfil i| W,. n. «r b«aa tor heny. if Nwth Autrki, rhuadelphia, ra His
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City, Celwada,
Jtanee B. Nayte* was one of the pnmUnj? yx»ag wmM our city. He weat w**t t&m three yeeewt ago to earn Ms health H»f*ib« and seat
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Mr. B. Q. Ccs. Ml
TERRE HAUTE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1876.
miLBOAB FIGURES.
tiie east and west lines ISDLAXAPOLA ASD ST. LOCLS. Uiles of road, 71, Liabilities—First mortgage bonds in three series, $2,000,000, due 1910 second mortgage bo&d*, fl.d00.000, due 1900 equipment bond#, 1500,000, due 1S81 tela!, $3,500,000. The stock, $600,000, ii owneJ equally between the Pennsylvania and Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and Indianapolis railroad companies. This company forms a part of the Pennsylvania system, and leases the St. Loui«, Alton and Terre Haute road.
ST. L0C1S, ALTOS AXD TKRBE BACTJS. Length of road, 180 miles. Stock, 12,300.000 preferred stock, $2.408,100 first mortgage linking fund, $2,200,000: second mortgage, preferred, $2,800,000 second mortgage, income, $1,700,000 equipment mortgage, $300,000. The main line—Terre Haute to East St. Louis—was leased Jane, 1867, for ninety years, to Indianapolis and St. Louis at thirty per cent, of gross earnings dp to $2000,000 (but in no yet. to be less than $450,000, ST. LOOTS, VASDALIA AND TKBSI UACTK.
Miles of road, 158.* First mortgage guaranteed, $1,899,000 secoad mortgage sinking fund, $2,600,000 income bonds, $1,000,000. The company stock is $2,378,458. Total indebtedness. $7
This read is leased
to the lerre Haute and Iadianapolis at 35 per cent, of gross earnings. The bonds aie guaranteed bv the Terre Haute and Indianapolis, by me Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, and I'ittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis r^ads.
TEMIK HAUTE AND INDIANAPOLIS. Miles of road, main line, 73 branch, 7 total, 80 Liabilities—Stock, $1,988,150 first mortgage bonds, $800,000 bonds of 1873, used in building branch road, $800,000 total, $2,588,150. The president's annual report of 1874 showed the net earnings to have been $380,020. This road jp^yi dividends regularly.
MBS- JAMTO A. OATBS, famous in comic opera, is on another brilliant tour, with an extensive reportoirs offsplendid entertainments. She appesrs in this city two nights Bext week, in "Gerofle Giroda," and "The Princess of Trib'zocde." The Boston Journal, a high authority, says of her as follows MiVicker's Theatre was filled in every part last evening by as fine an audience as eter assembled there. The opera presented by the Oates company was the ever-popukr comio one entitled "Madam Aagot's Child." Mrs. Oates appeared in the character of Clar* etta. As usual, she completely captivated the entire audience by her exquisite sing, ing and her sprightliness as well. This character is one of her best, and one in whioh she has fall rcope for her humorous and versatile qu&litiw. The otber principal charficters were as usual, well taken by the principal members of the company. The bewitching little lady was encored several times, This evening the opera of "Girofle Ciroila" will be pressnt-
THE following is from the Boston Transcript in regard to Frank Mayo in Davy Crockett: At the Boston Theater last evening the play of Davy Crockett was brought out, with Mr. Frsnk Mayo in the title role. The piece is neither coarse nor offensive in its language and action. There aro no characters from low life, no shoulder-hitters, gamblers, or highway robbers to horrify the audience with their wicked deeds through the first four acts, and then to be instantaneously converted or comfortably shot in the fifth. The aim of the piece is to transform the brave backwoodsman, Dsvy Crockett, into an heroie forest knight errant, with a chivalrous sense of honor that would do credit to the knights of King Arthur's round table. ation e*£n more than the author's ideal, his acting being, as it always is, excellent.
Mr. Msyo makes his iaperson-
The following business was lran«a ted in the Mayor's Court yesterday: Charles Spencer, drunk and disorderly, $7 20.
William MoreUnd, drafk and disorder* ly, J7.65. Andrew McCload, drunk anflJiLsorderly, $7.6& Bemitted.
William OoBOm, jr., drank and disorderly, $10 -V». George Becker, disturbing the reaoe. *9 40
George McEweo, soliciting pewengets, discharged. Stsiaa Buach, dUturbiog the peace, #?9&
h°r*'i d?ak
neb iMato 1 DOttiad A&Miki
Downey
A *a*r at the depoi y^aterdcy ected
a very ^ueer manner, aadwas
doubtensy. 0a was the Uj^ge 1 ^#f
I4eWwk«i VTaytr.
As usual the wedt of pa.'ayer win be observed bf the diuxehea of the holding of a anion pray** meeting for 01'prayer and conference, from 9 to 10 lo'doek each sneeastfTe morning of the
Liabilities and Condition Companies. The jndianapolis Journal of jester* mediatkia bj tha~~ETangeiieal AUiday has the figures of outsUndta? lia-i «no«» will famish the themes for consid« bthtie* of roads centering In that city, Th« *®pios from which we take those relating to
Tbe topics sui^ested for prayer
I eration tat the several days, aro subjoined in connection with the several churches la which the senioes will be held.
Wo would suggest that the following be dipped from the paper aad preserved as a ready means of information as to the place of meeting, etc.
First Presbyterian Church—Wedaenday. January 5. Services led by W. S. Roney.
Prayer for Families: For godless parents for prodigal sons for children at school for those entering upon professional and commercial life for widows and orphans: for sous and daughters foreign lands for those who are mentally and otherwise afflicted.
Plymouth Church—Tho radar, January 6, Services led by Mr. Naylor. Prayer for Eulere, Magistrates and Statesmen For soldiers and sailors for national institutions for philanthropic and charitable societies for prisoners and captives, and for the persecuted and oppressed.
C-entenary Church—IVIdav, January ". Services led by Jas. Gordon. Prayer for Christian Missions: For the conversion of the world to Christ.
Second Presbyterian Church—Saturday, January 8. Services led by Charles Oakey.
Prayer for All Nations: For the maintenance of peace for the cessation of tumults, wars and, civil strife, and or the removal of intemperance, immorality aad infidelity from the land.
Edward W. Abbst,
Secretary Ministerial Associotie
I THE Bernard-Kiehings company will be here next week.
Mr. WILSOJT, Chief of ToHce of Indisaapolis, was in jwn last night.
Ma. L. MOSSLEO, cf Indianapolis, fegisrtored at te National House last night,
PAT IIICKET has become a detective. He holds roll-call all by himself in the caboose.
JAMES P. FOLET, of Mos ler Brothers', left this morning for a business trip to Cincinnati and Louisville.
A niw alley has been opened from Mam to Cherry street along the east side of the Terre Haute House.
THE Yandalia railroad bridge over Little Sugar creek is under, repair, and trains run slow at that place.
TUB refreshment stand having been taken out of the I. & St. L. passenger depot, thai much more space is given to the men's waiting room.
THE stores of Jules Houriet and W. H. Fiske, on south Third street, and (iottieib Reis, on Main, are receiving new fronts of paint.
OrncEtt TOM STEWART yesterday was so unfortunate as to lose his revolver and that memorable "soft billy," but the missing arsenal was found and returned to him.
OXE of our city policemen carries a pistol that will not shoot through a felt hat, and don't make a dent in an oak plank. He is willing to barter it for a good ''nigger«killer,''
FRANK MATO as Davy Crockett appears two nights. It is a thrilling yet elegant play, on the style of Bip Van Winkle, and deserves a big house on each evening cf the entertainment.
Tax case of Reuben Kichard Utter, charged with bigamy, came up before Esq. Cookerly yesterday, and the defendant was diasharged for lack of prosecution, the complainants failing to appear against hins.
AMOXO the objects of prayer daring
the
annual special services in the churches this week should be that of the overthrow of the social evil in our midst. It is increasing and its evil extending.
TUB Campbeliite church at CiSnghsm, Illinois, was buraed at sa early hear yes# terdav morning, the fire having probably been kindled by some roughs who were sent from the church a few evenings ago ou account of bad conduct.—Express.
YESTEEDAT William Joab arraigned Mrs. Russell before Esq. Cookerly on the charge of provoke, ami she was dischared. Afterward he was brought at her complaint on the same charge before Esq. Wolfe, and fined $10.75.
TH* following marriage lictusea have
been Tssued wr^rep^rt:
I Albert L. Sherman acd Mary F-
YmnmAT •boat 2 o'eloek !*pu»* r, n«,.ii Sheriffs Balding and Cteaty returned from Willi*® the ehaaa of llerrington, who she* Sam nel Downey, haying given up the pursuit. ,m ?Be °1 out-town-fr imeed him westward toward Mar-1 ships, and he bad a pocket mil of moatlatrffl* and kfanbaU and fnanip. and »J. He inquired on Wail street for the could aS the time IMMHT of frUa as "jast abead," but thqr finally a^ned the trail aad eoutd aot nod it again, tssagti they eeartihad vUQanUy. lb«* stflla ptobab^ity that he will be captarvd. was atfil afive yast«day.
fes *. M. C. A. a
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iwna ask tag usttttg As there is a great amouat loag a man can bo uapriaoued ia the Slate penit«ntia'y,H in and coacertt#d taaaaer.
a very earnest
Fox-
"verr best lawyer in town.** On btlng I asked why h« was to particular is hav|ing sgood «»et ho replied "I want to get him for a darned little dirty esse-"
,ftb«Y«u» Me» sChrl^iaa A»
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at the rooms on tie
Mtin
Fifth struts this
regular business to it I* twry iasportant that there be a larga atlradsttce. i'*a Vtuwi, 8«wrt»iy,
Da Mtnmatx recommended that the I Y. M.C. A. of tibia city f«*cttr«a *»am stairs warn and secure a general men-1 paryOmehel appears b^ota Man, tary, who rtall devote all hi.Ume to aan. yat the work. The wmtt will be dis|gtaaqped *lthaMj«*ty whtabeahivrtisat ewsaedth^evt-fttng. ... lispow«^asstois^azt---{Broait^«EacleL,
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Yon*, April ISth, 1*75,
MT DKAS So:—I am indebted to you for a grsat pleasure. Your pity is oharmiag, as wholesome and sweet as it is interesting and entertaining and your Davy Crockett is a vary finished aad beautiful pieoe of art such as one wishes ha could aee oftener on the stage such as would make the theatre bettor worth visiting by cultivated people. Your part is akin to that of "Kip Van Winkla." Your acting in passages of delicacy reminds ma all through of Mr. Jefferaoa ia "Kip Van Winkle,** and your character is much more wholesome and noble than his. Wishing you all the best success in your profession that jou deserve, and that is a great ceal, I atu, c-fdially yours, .R_ T_ B. FAOTHTSOHA*. 3iaxx MatO* StertdTunt How,
Preacfcing
At the Congregational church, by Rev. E. F. Howe, every evening this week at 7i dock. All are cordially invited.
Couytk Syrup.
By the best physicians we have been told. That it cures every case of oough and cold, And that by druggists it is always sold, For but a quarter to young and old.
Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup.
AMUSEMENTS.
PWLKTG 11 ALL.
SECOND ANNUAL HALL
AKOIEFFT 0EDEB OF
HIBERNIANS!
Friday Ere'g, Jan. 7, 1SI(,
O W I N A
The management have made nninle nivpnrations to make thlstbe most enjoyahlo aflklr ol the season. Ail are invited,
MUSIC BY PHOF. TOUT'S BAND. Admission, 1.0!),....,........Supjter Extra
PLANING MILLS.
I?x*aix*i« City
PLANING MILLS
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CLIFT & WILLIAMS.
Maaofacturera ot
Sash, Doors and Blinds
FINISinNG LUMBEE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer* in
Fine Lumber, Laths and Shingles,
SLATE BOOKING AND ROOFIXG FELT.
gffiT* Custom Sawing, Planing aad Woo, Turning done to order.
All Work Warranted*. Corner of Ilnth aad Halberrr etreets.
HARDWARE.
CSsefMserteJ.Ceok asea)
Wholesale and Bctail Dealer in
Hardware arid Cutlery
Heavy Goods, Bar Iron, Naita,
8oikes Steel. Gun* Pistols
Chain Pumps, Cement, Plaster
WHfTK LEAD, UN&EV&01L
Vsntlshrt, Spobe% Felloes, Ktc Agent «rS. Hornet Co.*# Rfefe»MwJ Pl»».
152 acd 154 tfaio Street,
Torre IlnKte, indiuuu,
PRODUCE.
ERNST BLEEMEL,
Havtejr chaafeS IKS tmmmrm A hew fer win* i» NOW chafed at kUuUata«4.«MRR VJW aad Pof&tr «trectc. t« tae
PRODUCE
(KMbieaa. lie SealsiM PS««r «wi 431 fciade r^a^w»« to
PORK PACKING.
Hcretama Ms tfwU Ms (M fifeMttfiw aaat ptSmaqpt, awf sidw tiMC Owy, •sweBaa anr«M^ 4*a hSa,aahe t«tic«s %»«eifiM«a«d»ar »fcet»a. \oCK8MITHi
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WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
Moulding, Hrackefo, Ikllusters A
gtatr Ralllaf, Kewcll Peats, ilMrtae,|Kttlaak
And til description* ol
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Thursday wsi Friday Eveg't, M. 6-7J
FRANK-MAYO
AS
DAVY CROCKETT
SUPPO!iTB£J BV A
Full and Talented Company
Rcsiervctl £ent&» GENKUAL ADMISSION AS USUAL, RESBRVKn TICKETS for tale at llultea St Hamilton'»Book Store.
All Kenery appropriate ts» th« ilu-JocluiW the fauwu*
,,Cal«fn
scene.'"
REGAN & L0R\
Wholesale and lletai) DeaTei^ ln
TOBACCOS
CIGAHS, 1
Sniffs, rises anil Smoters1 Article
No, 5f)3 Mnln Street,
make ft tpccialty of Clours *nd SROOV I Tobacco,
cioAits, ll
Clicr.t!cr than the cheapest. CHKWING TOBACCO,
Flne-Cut and riof.ebeajver and Utter tfcln otber house in 'he ct y.
Cigars by the Box at Wholesale PriJ|
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