The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-22 00:00:00

DOROMISIIIR.

Honewningn " H3ounionli" V. Pliniurvasivniinn
—Thin notch was played at Piddletrenthidenn Friday
it, very (avowable weather. In the first innings the
'Wien scored 64 again.* 33 by the beim team.
Carter's bowling was mainly instrumental in getting
rid of the Piddletrenthide batsmen, he taking seven
wickets ler only lour runs. In tlw artead innings .4
the " Ilieelsiors" some goad bnuenn was disPinTed 1,1
&Idlest" who united 4.i. 1/ouble figure. were also
obtained by Spicier, Fisting. Medway, Carter, and
Dewlaad. Snores :
"HxcEiniona."
Ist Inning*. 2nd Innings.
J 4illaan,c J H Oilling
b Payne .. 3 hw, b JGilling
ham . . 45
W Bishop, lbw, b Mitchell 9 c !Trial!, b J
. I
IC Medway, b Payne . . 3 h 13
W Fining, b Payne bMitehell . .. 15
It Speer, e J
b Mitchell . 18 c W Payne b J
. 4
. .

T Carter, c Proles, b
Mitchell . . ... 1 not out ... 21
X Herrman, c Mitchell, b
Payne 0 e Mitchell, b J
Gillingham . 3
G Harris, not out. . 8 b Parse . . 6
14 Gibson h. 7 Gillierham 0 b Mitchell 1
II 1/rwland, c Prole.; b ./
Gillingham . 0 c (Irovra, b J
20
14 Mill., bJ 1 rue out . 3
Estrus ••• 14 Entree 33

Pinni.teraornsuu.
J H iaborlsam,o Os., b Carter—
H Ornis, b Carter
X l!rotim e HAMA, b Carter .
Jb ••• ••• ••,
C Hiked!, b Outer ...
H T Payne. b Spicer
J liroves, b Carter
W Payee, sot
J Limp, aisd b Briar—

have made the meet sa their eppsrtunities. Some sh
the s' swings exhibited talent of a very h'eh order,
wh''s• gassy .hewed considerable prmeise, and all were
ds,seraingnfcommendation. Themajstrity of thesketches
embraced scene-y and views of lb ,heater and neigh-
bou rhood done s et the spot, and ono(' uently were el I the
more interesting as affording a better opportunity sif
testing their eccuracy. The exhibition was peaty
wen patronised, near.y 200 having visited the Geamil
Chevalier de -Mg the day, the hours, of admission e .•
tending from 10 a.m. te 9 p.m. Atil(4llf the n rici
sketches • hibited were "'Phis Waterman's tentage,"
Coker's " }lnterfere Bay," Wert Indwarth,
and " Glydepath 11 :11 and From'. bank," by Mr. 11.
J. Manic; In the Water Meadow." Stinerowl, and the
"The Old Screen," Grammar School, Dorchester, by
Mae Kingdon; "lit Peter's Chinch," Dorchester
'interior), Man.!. (Seed ;" At Cekir's ',some -(2),
.sfary C. Lock; "$t sir Hole.' Li wirth, by Mrs. J.
Huasey: "Annals front Nets se- by Madame de
fiatg* " )urs"e lassie" by alio. J. 01%mi ; ttanfla.pot
;
Castle," Übe. S. E. afaxesl: " Fordington St George
Church 'la7dyee ; " Wis
" (interior), 4,1
Cottage." Coker'. Froar, Illists M. E. :
" Abbetsbury," Mime M. H. Manse' " Fonlinis.ost
Ht. Georoe Church (interior), Miss "atair
Hole," Mum C. A. Esse.; sketches enind Dorchester
'3) Mrs. A. Leek "Cottage" Lower Burton,
Reodbeek front awriednere, Miss A. Memel;
" View over Littleton," Stni'lluel, "Old Cottelpis
near Dorchwter ; "Cottlaroa in Cbarminater," hire.
A. Bankes,
A lantecrsetee B.tagow.-Mr. E. Cunnington, sif
Dorchester, • iting to the Times, says :-Among the
many Celtic Barrows that characterise this part of
Dare none have yieided such interesting mesh, as
the one I have Put opened. It is situsted in the
high ground uveclisiking the sea, clime to the Ri.lg-
way on the pyr.. of lir. John Meyo's fazat called
ifeeray Down, its diameter is 114 fee: mid its
popendissulae sow 13 feet &lent ti etweiunCliag
In -opening sir *ere ouly 13 inclra deep • carnation
interment was 'iesched, the bonne remaining few, none
longer than font, incluse or lise inches. CIO.* CO these
were depnoited two bronze &aliens Part 01 a kn'‘u
dagger, and tyro very elegant oval gold ornaments, ,
stamp 1 with a three-line and two-Poe encircling
pattern, and the larger one with • very pretty 'mantel
pastern on the edge of the Aloe a small bemse
oelt of early patter.' ; on this is moll adhering • small
piece of textile fabr:c. At 141. depth • cairn of stones
was reached of ?ft. perpendicular us the eent-e and
13f1. diameter near it. base, In this was an inters
meet, an imperfect skeleton, the upper part of the
skull showing a low, narroe fotehead and large
posterior develops:learnt ; enough of the teeth and
upper jaw to show that it was a person of net more
than 21 year's of age. This skeleton was protected by
flat stones from the Pm dand beds near, and was an
reel...sure of not more than 3L. in length. Close to
the skeleton was a fiise bronze dagger of 7in. length.
A 'ter the re ~,,,,,,, of tile cairn of stones the chalk
beneath was found ti have beets moved, and 24t. under
a slab or Portland atone W 0.4 leached, formine the
covering of a steno chest or Kistvaen, containing •
very decayed and disconnected 'skeleton. The Pip
stone was sin. taiuk, 4't. broad and ..ft. lone, weigh-
ing about a ton. 'Pro ef the stones comprising the
sides were aft. and Sift., !miming ast sneheure of If t.
loam aft. broad, and 2ft. loch, the whole mating on
the hard chalk at a depth of left. from th • outside ,
,s.il, nom( the moved stoner and material Weft.
famed • small perforated stsine hammer, ssiven side!,
showing horizontal lino in the perforation ; a her
ornament with for small cot perfinatiees,
for rivets, and • eat narrow oblong perforation
centre : pert of a flint polished 'stone oily a double out
flint saw, filet Sr ispers, and • hoes, el:rale
t I cocoa 11.111.1.1 N,,,, barrister-at-law, %Hesse
utteranew on theonuiseiliensivc subject of agrieulture
(rent his lung study of the various questions affecting
this npsrtant industry, are well lengthy attention,
delivered • lecture ou the political feture British
agricultsee at the Toe • flail on Saturday aftensison
to a fa.- number of Femmes In the counts of his
lecture, Mr. 'Jolliness enlarged on the siportant, and
the necessity of agricultural subjects being thonster) ly
',seemed. What Sr.' yon going to do in the future,
Mr. !fallings asked 7 Past experie lass are not very
liappy. allt the sonagion sif ea's-elate'. at the present
time is painful in the e.tmine-prices of produce
sloping day after day, local Issedene still leiarSng
then dies h and rent not at all in accortl with the
market value of the land, and the price if
%smearing rather than sl ninielaiug. What was ilea
legislate,: going to slis for them in the future!
.5 sncultsee had nothing to di with party politica,
Int if ay icu'tsses was going ti le split up into all
' manner of omditian of persens then their st ength
winds' be onaphitely fritts red away, and they rasa,'
iiever iii the finis e iie spy that poition ii, p ilitic as
they had in the past. Betas . in the tut, 0
to break thin all iiii, es
essay . ~,,, he no cimbinstion amine:at them.
This, lie °intrusted, was • great weisua to agricisi tile.,
The t‘efoat p aitie .1 need of this was
t.,lj..ti 4.1 iteliestry, whereas nearly is ery 11411010
illoV 1144004 t.. 14. 'lit tl, the
advaneenwet of They ales's' always seek to
...staple with polities. I a. pentecti 111 l if inslustry. .es
were the persons in' int upon the pretectien of .g,j.
01101, Y They Wf•re net to Ise found. He deprecated
any ideas iif egotisin, het all his set is thaws, allea,
and WM". bs benefit the azrietiltieal Mama,.
fessieliated the utility of Royal Cissieessions
fatliainiug the raisis.. of defies-sin in trade. N••
enquiry was nesidea to disci., the valise ; it II a
leen saused primarily, eldest:els they slia eat like to
admit it, by the depreesion in is, iyelture, and thus
suit ailment of panting lower ea. nit three.; iisto
ii... Of .13t,..11. They C.S11(1 o.rt
relisce •g.-.culture inner Illan it was, cad trade was
almost as had. He did tPra pretend to have any
special kt owledge, although he had given great time
and thauaht to it. Tii* eau•see could lie all smarties)
up in • few pentearesi. That which had given ride to
agricultural and trade depression, to an newer:us
exteaa was the joint stock leashing syetem. The
comical ampler:4 has been learning yeas lry year, no
Ire. • sum than 130 millions bay 4if Wale out of agai•
culture of late years. Proats cannot be made without
capital, and as you levant the capital the poorer the
industry bemuses, and in the wee way the Heron of
the want of demand In trade was the lack of capital,
lii, contrasted the banking system of the peasant day
w'th that of 30 years ago. Agricultural credit has
been the curse of agrloniture ; it had been the reined.
work of their misfortunes. To set up ay ice'Stire
they newt painvite its eirdit. What was
the political future of aeries 'ture to lie! Unless
there wee some alteration they would drift don shill
farther than they now had monk. He incidentally
alluded to his remarks three years ago in agricultural
representation, for which he was attacked by Colonel
Derby and Mn. Portman. He denied he made those
remarks with any local reference, and assured them
he made thou entirely in •Ilusion to the whole
industry. Mr. Hollings dwelt strongl- int the
necessity of Parliament procedure, whilst was the
only reaesn that prevented men like Mr. Read and
Mr. lhackham from doing anything for the benefit a
aeaculture. The great mistake of pet legislation
for their resod had bet oononved in the spirit of
party polities, and he referred particularly to the
recent Agricultural Holdings Act. They had it in
their oa n power Pt protect themselves in a great
measure from this state of things, and he hoped when
the importunity offered by their influence in the choice
of candidates to represent them they would avail
themselves of its-A. vote of thank,, to the lecturer
was ptOpeated by Mr H. W. Hawkins, and seconded
by Mr. Kent.-Mr. Holliegs suitably acknowledged
the compliment, and tSe proceedings terminated.
Ptattnea Ihuviets- At the Borough Police-coed on
Monday, before the Mayor (Ablerman Gregory), ar t ,
If. Durden, Mr. P. Lock, and Mr. .1. Tudor, 'Bberas
Astams wee charged with furious driving in High
Faust-street on the 12th inst.-Sergeant Mitchell
devisee! he 11.tai defendent driving doe High East
-
street at the rate of 'shone 12 Irina an hour. He
canal salt to hint, lint he made no answer. Several
pee& :tad complained of the way defendant was
driving. and witness «minder's' it Wahl a sourer... 4
danger to the public. He had been cautioned several
times previowsly.-The Mayor said it was time to
pat • stop to the premier, and defendant would have
te pay a fine 04 Al 10.. and oasts. The Bench hoped
it would be a eaution.
natant AND Dpinittresr.,-Alfred Allen was charged
with being drunk and dissederly.-P.('. Davis said on
Tueatley evening he was called to toe Royal Oak to
meet in ejecting the defendant, wise was st-unk, and
" wanted to fight everyleely." Witness, adrisel him
ga, and as he refuse"' he Assisted in putting him
out. When outside be continued his diswderly
°induct, and witness took hien in eustogy -Defendant,
who did not appear, but wrote • letter of ateargy
from London, was fined 10.1 and emus

FIGHTINti IN Till MAIIIIRT.—RoIwrt St.vov and
William Gulliver %qrs. summoned for fighting in the
Market on the Pith inst.—P.C. Davis said on the day
in question, &boot two o'clock in the afternism, he
was on duty in the Cattle Market, and saw the two
defendants fighting and inter-upting the btaines...
W lenses el.:mated them a:..1 took their names. They
were during the remainder id the afternoon.
The ("metal& stated Storey did n..t striko the other,
although he was struck. He iStovi.v) had always
obeyed his iwders before, and had never inter.
fared with the busies... lle had cautioned Gulliver
beton —Stovey said the row was caused by Gulliver
taking a eve belonging to his r.nployen withrwt
permission. He was taking the rope accord;ng to
ordera, when Gulliver struck him several times. If..
(Ettosey) did not lift his hand against him.—Frank
'larding said he was in the market on Wednesday,
and saw Gulliver go into Slivers. Pamir and I avers'
Aloe and take a rope. Storey asked him who gave
him permiaion to tete it, and he said Mr. Trai•ers.
Storey said he would go and enquire. On his return,
Storey accused the other of telling him a li,, as he
had been to both Mr. Era." and Mr. Travers. Storey
said he had orders to take the rope away, and on
attempting to do it thee warn a wriggle. Mt/Ivey
i,u
the other away, and Gulliver then struck him

Competitions.
H RAT Com rim, TION A.—Ortm to atom members of the
cotnpany. who have never •11011 a prize exceodinn one
guotex an any onniretition. } ire rounds at 300
yards and five rounds at 500 yards.
200 Yds. 300 Yds. Total.
13 6 18
5 3-4
10 2 -- 12
14 15 3.1
3 19
14 5 19
11 Ii 17
5 o—
-18 7 25
14 4 18
14 6-21
II 9 23
9 4 13
20 5-25
22 11 31;
15 13 17
9U-1
lil 2 18
12 0-12

Sergeant Cake ...
Private Pitcher
Private Cnvoi .
Private W. Vincent ...
Private R. klemletry
Private W. Swyre
Private F. Parrett ...
Private Palmer .
l'rivate lieneon
Private Burke .
Private J. Oliver ...
1 Private R Stre.-t
Sergeant Coy. ...
Private G. llJerrie ...
Private C Vine_
Goporal Vows .
PriVal... F. Warren ...
Prii au: J. Brett
Private 8. Chat...

lst prise, o 10a, Private Voss.
2ra4, gl 10s, Pn :ate Vincent.
3nl, el 10a, Private Henson.
4th, 1N.,, Private Harris.
sth, lits, Private Oliver.
Gth, 10., Private litreet.
ith. 10i, Private Hwvre
Nth, 104 ,Pnvate Menibury.
9th. 10., Sergeant Cake.
10th, 10. Private Burke.
or ',grit iox B— —3even rounds at 200 pirtLi, and seven
rounda at 500 yard*.
200 Yds, GOO Yds. T.
Corporal Christopher Z'S 4•4

. _
21 —9
32
Sergeant 31161.. rd ... ... 27 M 50
Private l'iteler ... ... ... 15 0 15
Sergeant ltarnea ... ... 22 21 43
Private W. Meader ... ... 2; 24 54
Ommnral Ohick ... ... ... 21 17 —43
Private Barri* .. ... ... 21 l'J 41
Private Vincent ... ... 8 10 18
Corporal Tilley..,_ ... ... 2 44 1 22 4
04"ur-Serireant Mania ... 21 22 43
Sergeant (lake ... ... .., 19 16 3.5
Private Burk ..e . ... ... 20 0 20
Private Membury ... ... 18 4 2.1
Private Palma ... ... ... 24 14 34
Private Warren... ... ... 16 18 31
Private Barrett... ... .. Pi 16 31
Private Benson... ... ... 26 20 46
Private lieliinaen ... ... 16 9 2.1
l'rivate Croaa ... .. ... 17 5 2.1
Sergeant Baker... ... ... 24 91 49
Lance.Corieral Vine ... ... 25 21 —5O
l'rivate Brett .. ... ... 21 11 32
Private C Wag . ... ... 26 23 49
Sergeant Cox . ... ... 20 8 2.4
Private K blea,ler ... ... 19 26 45
Private St ekley ... ... 21 21 52
Private .1. Oliver ... ... 25 19 41
Gelairal VIM . . ... ... 19 5 21
Private Clint .. ... ... 20 15 35
Sergeant 11.ibinein ... ... 27 22 49
Private W. Suyni .. ... 15 5 21
Lance-Ourpural Btent..„ ... 90 0— 26

WiSsints.
1.1, el 10s, Private W. !deader.
2nd, el, l'rivate Shockley.
3rd, Vis, Lance-Gorisnral Vine.
ttlo, 15%. Sergeant Nlntford.
toll, 10s, Privato
Gilt, 10g, 3ergeant Unionism.
7th, 104, Sergeant Raker.
Nth, 10s, Owlsmail Christ...l4er.
9th, 10s, G.ris.ral Tilley.
10th, 10s, Pm ate Ilensm.
Timm cobtrimmos o.—Poor Usiurnits only, Five
rounds at 300 and tom yards.
WlNsKits.

'Private lienaflii
).rivitialLtrru.. 1:14.
l'rivate
l•rivat.e Street. 12a. 4iL...
Private Warnm, 10a.
Private I,a.ler. 10a. . .

, . ... ... ... - . COIIrICTITIM4 1).
300 I'ds. 300 Vila. 000 1f01... Tot.
Corporal Chick .. ... 24 36 13 69
Sergeant ltaker . ... 21 15 15 55
Private 11. Robinaon ... 19 19 4 42
lo once-Corporal Vine ... 24 14 9./ 71
Private C. V.... ... 18 15 15 :01
Private J. t/liver ... 30 19 19 611
Coneor-Sergeant Irarrie 24 23 22 181
Senreant Itolineeon ... 30 21 16 1111
Private 11. Mania ... 21 11 10 56
Private Pitcher . .. li 0 0 14
Private V. Inornlt ... 1$ 4 5 27
Corporal Tilley . ~. 311 23 10 67
14.0:eant Steven.. ... 20 13 15 —53
Private W. Meader ~ 30 14 6 49
Private (list ... 33 11 19 -- 49
Sergeant Ntiatford 21 33 VD --. 74
Private Stockley ... 27 13 30 68
Seryrraut Dame.' . . 21 18 33 59
Private Brett . ... 21 8 3 36
, Private V. Meader ... 24 30 10 51
Cenv.ral Chrigtopher ... 30 19 20 -- 69
Private If mom .. 14 16 9 :40
Sergeant Gal, , . 13 15
l'riv ale F. Warnm 21 0 - 24 1
Pm ate Palmer . 21 0 Pi 4
I,ann., C-rn..ral Stent . 23 14 IS - 34
Private Str...•t 10 3 9 24
Pri. ate 11. Ur... . 24 10 8 -- 24
Sergeant G.. . 20 a 4 30
P.o•-er NlEnnions. SWPAPST.II( IL
I.t. 13..181. . ... Mr. W. Roger.
2nd, A.I. 11. ... ~ . Mr. T. Rogers
3rd, .),.. 6.1. ... Mr. J. Minns
11 entries-24. dd.
OoxsoLtrtos.
14, 21, Private Brett ... ...
2nd, 10s., Corporal Vow ...
3r4, 5.., Sergeant On: ... ... . 22
4th, in., Sergeant Steven.... ...
sth, ris., Lanee-Oorpural Stott ...
0,911P1171710,4 D.—Wl:mew, 11.42023 Pane&
(330 Yard..) Tot.
Ist, 8210..., Oorpnral Ohristeptier..,
2nd, 8110.., Sergeant Rabiniun
...
3rd, el, Private W. Meader ...
1 4th, 10s., Private .1. (Sliver
sth, 161., Private 0. Voss_ ...
(300 Yards.) Ti.
14, Cl, Corporal Chick .. ...
2nd, Cl 15e., Sergeant Shuford ...
3rll, El 10. g., Corporal Tilley ...
4th, 10.., Private F. Meader ... ...
6th. 16.., Private If. nobineon ... ... 19

- ii

(600 Yards., SA.
14 prise, £.3 135., Lance-Cortsiral Vine ... 23
2nd, LI, l'rivate Stockley .. ..
3rd, Cl, Oilour-Sergeant Harris .
441, 100., Priyate !tames . ..

...
sth, 10s., Private O. Harris ... 16 ...
AGual:GArs of B and B.
Tot.
bit, f 5, and Challenge Clp, Sergi, Ilutford 124
2.4' in, I,anee.Corporal Vino ... ... 121
3rd, £2, Private Stockley . ..
4t14, el Is., Corporal Christopher .. ... 117
sth, el Is., Corporal Till.y ..
Gth, SI 1., Rergeant Robinson . ... 115
7th, Mr. Jacob's prize' Col..liorgt. 11arris... 112
sth, / Ling. r. Li'm prize, Private J. Oliver .. 110
01,11, Mr, 11•Aid.in'a prize, Private C. Voss 105
10t1, 10s., Corporal Chick .
... 105
.
Iltb, 10a., tkigerat Raker .
.. 101

Wg regret to learn that the date of Lord Shaltea• in the lacp. lie did not see Stovey rettuu the blow, owing, as far as has yet been ascertained by the
bury's health is very unsatisfactory. Ile is staying at Gulliver used bad language, and afterwards o n ffesl court.
Folkestone, mid ia at preaeut confined to hi. room. him to fight, but Stovey declined.—Both defendants Bankruptcyl)iiicharge.— Pr Frederick tleorge Halo r
BAIIVINT THANILINDWING SIIVICIra sill be held at were fined sa. each. 11.4inev, of :4tunninster Nea ton. -1 .1.• ilmitor a;'-
Holy T. inity Church on Sunday next., when the 0 BALLAD CONcsar AND OPRIATIC PERMaII INCE.— 1.1i.11, thp.owli vE. 1DA•1ia....1..1 srom ~,,, srer, for an
41.41."1ies will be devoted to the Dorset County We would again direct attention to this forthconi;ng enl.'r ..f .1i.C11:1!.V., u hicli his Il.mour gouited ,as th.•
Hospital. event. Some fig-t-rate artintps at. engaged, and We tiebt.or C.l.ellt•llV I ' lodgm.alt iv•lllit sblited azaite.t
Tui Hon. and Rev. Canon Gordon, Guardian of the have no doubt the performance will be of a high liiiii by tie • Intici.,l 1:-..eiver for a s sufficient to
tipiritualitiea during the vacancy ..f the Sue of Salis. ,ruler. Ticke.s may be obtained of M. J. Robin4.m. Ix.); 3.... in the C ..ii debts provahle tinier the Dank-
iii•ey. on the 12th instant licensed tie. Rev. Ii 1.1 ruptey Att.
',item iv.hriem, clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of
Stourton Caudill', Dorset. 1
THE lIMEIT SorIITIES AT CIIVICH.—The various I,
benefit societies of the lona, according to annual VOLUNTEER PRIZE sHooTiso. I
i " "
euxtoin, assembled on Sunday afternoon to attend The annual prize ahooting of C Company took
Divine servioe, end to make their offerings to the place at Maiden Cast/e on loursday last in favour-
lbenet County Hospital. 'lhe member. assembled
...,.in" able weather. lae following prizes were competed
large numbers at the Walk., and, head"' . l'Y t.. for:—The challenge cup and tlO by Captain W. E.
land of the Volunteers, prooreded to St. Pe'rei: , Itryiner, M."., kle by Dr. Bisect Hawkins. t 5 by G.
Church, where an mixopriate aermon was DevaCneu 1
.1. G. Greig,d.y. Rag. (m,na L.:. by Raw. S. 1,.
hy the li .v. T. W. -Knipe, from the words The KmdeeeleT, E., by the 'Right Hon. the Lord"Alington.
tk,yal Law." The amount collected wan Cl 6 ra, le 11 by :.'ajor Williams, bit I)oraet R.V., k 5 by Major
—At the other services during the day, when t lioircui., LS by Lieut. Andrews, aby Lieut. H. S.
collections were shin in ad of the Hospital, the Williams, £2 by lion. Assistant• Surgeon Emmen, a
anumnts vs ere--kloreierb Li) Eta. 3d; evening, prize value 1.3 by H. A. Huxtable, Eau., £.l 3a. by
Es" 17..; total for the day, £2.1 In. Tid. Mr. Webber, a prize by Mr. .11acoh, A prize by Mr. 11.
Skfftliti rwm NATuRg.—A ve'l intenirting ex• Linz, gl ls. to, 'deem,. .1. Guy and Son, CI le. by K
hilition of water colour drawingi was held in the Stoat% 11., ti Is. by Mr H. 8. Frost, £1 1.. by A.
o Cuncil Chamber of the Tor a Hall .in Friday. It If, Lock, 'ar., CI la. by Mr. G. I)avis, kl Is. by Mr.
coexisted of coloured sketches by the members .1 the J. R. T. 0,..,.. and a prize by Mr. Rodman.
1) irchemer Na.ural History and Antiquarian and I.y the liberality oi peat members of the ore:many,
Sketching Club, which we learn, has been in existence E 5 was aulecribed to the prize fund, which was
about 14 months, and judging from what we saw they devoted to increasing the prizes in" A' and "11"
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