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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-11

freedom from taXatlOn 10 men wiIung 10
settle in Nova Zembla.
ROME, Aug. 10.-Upon reliable information
it is stated that the report that the pope in
tends to leave Rome is entirely unfounded.
After the meeting in favor of the abolition of
papal guarantees, the pope declared to his
embassy he was fully resolved never to leave
Rome unless forcibly compelled to do so.
GERMAN NEWSPAPER CONTROVERSY.
LONDON, Aug. 10 "A Berlin correspondent
writes: Leading newspapers here, liberal and
conservative, are engaged in wholesale abuse
of one another, in consequence of the election
excitement, which has eliminated in a series
of articles IN the North German Gazette
abusing in the rudest language the policy of
the liberal and progressist papers. In conse-
uuence of the insulting tone adopted by the
North German Gazette, most of the liberal
papers have decided to drop the discussion and
ignore that journal completely, .while the
North German Gazette, in an article, con.
graduates itself in having beaten the liberal
papers from the field. The articles are re-
produced in the Jewish and anti-Jewish papers
thus causing many rots.
THE CATHOLICS IN GERMANY.
A Berlin correspondent. discussing the ap-
pointment of D. Horwin to the vacant
bishopric of Treves, Rhenish Prussia, says:
The government has allowed the Catholic
clergy to exercise their old influences on the
public schools, and regard their administra-
ton different. Dioceses has been again insti-
tuted, the payment of clergvmen's salaries re-
newed and the rights of the orders for nurs-
ing the sick enlarged. 1t took the measures
in interest of the state, but made no sacrifice.
1t has only succeeded by passive resistance,
and it is feared that other and greater conc es.
sions will be made to the vatican if the elec.
tion produce conservative majority for the
government.
, 1881-10-16
fATE:ctTY NEWS.

There were no new Developments yesterday in
the case OF John kayser, who claims TO: have
been assaulted and robbed, shot. and then
thrown into the river near Ktnzle street bridge
Kayser seems totally H. unable to furnish
the police with any -clew to his assallant-
and the description which he gives OF him Is
rerv irnptrfccr The detectives at West Nmdt-
sun Street Station spent most Of the day tn the
vicinity of the bridge, but found ! absolutely t
The crew uf the propeller claim to have heard
three shots Ia quIck succession. while the
bridge tender and Others say only one shot WIS
fired. ~ KuSser lies ut chs County Hospital In q
slightly Improved condition, aud the doctors
think Is likely to recoyer;ss
j., Fruuk~ Blana, a :iaborer In q lumber yaEd.
whtle. on his way home from work at 1850 last
ernnIng II Jumped from the Pittsourg s Fort
wayne ;: katlroad dummy at the Eighteenth
street crossuR.s and was 80 severely Injured
fsnGcm!au, IS years OF age. and left a wife and
ttye children, living at No. IS Seward street.
, 1881-10-16

ENGLISH AND IRISH MUTUAL HATRED.
Lon&ton Spectator. oct. l.
1t is difficult, almost impossible, to keep ones
temper With the Irish and-Lelguers. bat let us
be Just even to them. Excessive irritation ts
felt in England ut the conduct OF the released
suspects" who take every opportunity af-
forded By their freedom Of abusing their ltbcr-
atorz. F,ther sheehy, in particular. who bus
Just been released by Mr. Forster, IN bis return
to his parish described Mr. Gladstone as y II
smiling holfow hypocrit, and the 3reatest Of
lender ngulnst the liberties of Ireland who has
appeared tn this century," denounced Mr-
Forster. and called tn the peasuntry to re1ect
the Lund Mcr. That is unpratefui. hut
1t is necessary to understand tho point OF view
Ut these men. 1ney think they were cruelty
punished without trial, and released either from
teur or policy, and thut. 80 fur from owing my
uratItude to their captors4 they owe us SELF
Respecting human beings. a bitter hnte- 1t bus
long been noticed by Prison Governors that
PRISONERS do NOT hate the Judges, unless they
were condemned when innocent. lu bis own
Judgment, Father Sheehy Is NOT only innocent,
mt tueritDrious. Thut fs the worst Ut coercion
acts Unless death Is inflicted thoy do not er-
rOrize for release is sure to cs'fne. and every
released prisoner ts an imptacnoe enemy, Tnut
is no reason for not releasing when releasiug IS
erpedIenr or just, but 1t Is It rcason for tfdur-
iur passionate obioQuy with cainness- '.:'..-
, 1881-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA,


sDeeta1 DtDatfs to 7ns Chicago -s:ounk: = 4.
P1TTsnURG, Pa, Oct. 15.-wolfe.: Independent
candidate for State Treasurer, spoke hero to-
night to n large. crowd OF. Republicans, Daao-
cruts, and GEeenbackers, 'inserapersed among
whom were a few Wolfe men. He repeated that
some OF the public funds had been Improperly.
used, but did not have the cHrontery TO reiter-
ate that Gov. Hoyt had any hand In the matter,
since that gentieman's denial seems to be- ae:;:
cepted by tho public as conclusive Wolfe dwelt
upon the dangers Of boss rule. forgetting that
he Is one OF the H. biggest: bosses In
the STATE He took Il rosy view ,ut1
his chances for election, the = result
being question OF votes. Ut which he thought:
he woul get bis share. but every one present!
could see thnt he had very little hope Of pulling
through The speech did the Republicans. no
harm ind the Democrats 10 good, snca nearly
all adtlit that Gen. Bailey will bo elected by IT,
big majLri1y. Wolfe ls running upon his Ttpu-:
tatiou Us reformer, In which role he has been
mUre successful In nHktuE promises than in cAr-::
rying them out Duiley is d better MIN every:
way. ...,'a | .;~-'' 4
, 1881-10-16

guard constituted for tho safety Of the Car has
received orders to be prepared for the Cars
aeparturo. Notwithstanding this fact "a semi
omcial communication to the y papers
forbds the publication of the + slight
est allusfon to the. interview, and
adds that the contemplated interview has been
postponed for four weeks owing to the death Of
naron Haymerle. "A Russian paper, the Noroe
'fsn'ua, OF Thursday, supposed to be instigated
os Ten. lgnatien, publishes au article against
an Austrinn a1iance, but this is believed to have
been written with the object Of misleading the
N4aliists- .:.::.' :7:t =. ~ 4:zss": =
-. GONE TO GATscurSA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-THE Gar =. and
Czarlna have gone to Gatschi,.a. ~ - :
, 1881-10-16
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IOWA.
~ !. :.

DunuouE;1a. Oct: 1.-THE state e1ectton-re,::
turns show tha, there wilt be III Republic
In tue next Iowa Lek1slatule.s Thc.e:is tho bc.e:
OF reason for believing that NOT less than nine
ty-two OF these members: arp &fors the .E0n.
Jnmes F. Wilson as tnesr. nr5t choice Tor United
statcs Senator It ts positively known that Sec;
retary klrkwood,,who Is q warm personal, friend
of Mr. Wilson, will not allow bis r,se TO; b:
used for the long term, for which MI. Wilson> IL
a candldate. and there Is, therefore, no shadow
of doubt that Iowa will do herself @Hnd The Nh
ton the great honor Of sending to the Semitic
one Of the ablest men in tho country.
, 1881-10-16

| Special Dispateh to The Cahtccao Irt5une
NEW YonK, Oct l5-The delegates Of thu
| Irish Land Lenuxe to America have been very
| buoy nll day receiving friends at the New York
t Hotel The party landed from tho quarantine
| tug Hopkins at Pier !, through the permission
OF Collector Robertson, Mt half-past 3 O'Clock
| this morning. Owing to tho early hour and the
uncertainty OF the hour OF arrival OF tho guests
the entry to the hotel was made quietly, aud the
/ quests, after taking leave Of their escort, re-
tired Tor brief repose. AS carly as
: O'clock, however, the arrival OF
the City OF Brussels hnd been announced,
and the expectaut members OF the ditIereut
branches OF the Land League in the city were
on the alert Delegations commenced to ar
rive bcfore O'Clock, and continued to pour In
throughout tho entire day. The reception to
the visiting leasuers was rendered In the large
parlor.
MRS. PARSELL,
mother OF the imprisoned Land Lacquer was also
waited on by the visitors. who were struck BIZ
tho heroic spirit and determination she mani
Tested when alludtug to tho present troubles In
ireland. She remarked that the arrcst
WAS only matter Of secondary. con
sequences to her, as, sooner or lutcr
tho Government would have, in its desperate
straits and signal disappointment to come iuto
close quarters with the leA2ue. The recent mr.
rests would hare one certain cffcct-to arouse
those who supported tho league aud advocated
q trial OF the Land act to bitter hostility
against the Government. Whatever chances OF
a trial the act might have bad have been cut otf
by this outpnrst Of fury on the part Of Gad-
stone and his lieutenant Forster. The an
nouncctnent Of the arrest of
MIR. JAMES j. o'KELLy. H. p. FOR RoscoM-
MON,
and 3lr. William o O'Brien. editor OF the league
organ. as well as the issuance of warrant for
, 1881-10-16
VIRGINIA. tHONAE." t

ISlddlcbcrGer and G. p. yEIHe EXCHANGE
-Four Shots-Nobody Hurt.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 15.-A hostile meeting
took place this afternoon about ten miles from
N1cnmond between Capt. H. Fl. Riddleberger
ana the Hon. G. o. Wise. -Four rounds were
fired without either being hurt Mutual cxpla-
nations and nn amicable adjustment followed.
Previous to the ubove meeting Capt. Riddle
berger and Richard F. Beine. editor OF the State,
met for the purpose of lighting duel, but wnrn
ed it was found no cups Ind been provided for
the pistols. so Rudeberger rode mway to Wise.
Wise and the editor Of the State have been
arrested and placed under bonds TO keep the
pHurR.
, 1881-10-16
1lINN ESOTA...' :. :.
A SURPRISING COMBINATION.

Il
Special Dtsnateh to 1hS Chicago IftbunE- &, a,,z
ST. PAUL. Oct. l5.-CongressmHu DunnclrA
crusade to tacfeut the election Of Window to the
Senate SO us TO have a clear Held for himself
next winter has taken u new and startling form.
When bis com bina don developed their purpose
to oppose tho calling OF a convention 1t was
whispered thnr they intended to unite with
the Democrats. but the . rumor. wis not
generally credited. Since the adjournment IT:
the. Legislature yesterday, the story has taken
such detnit form thut it is impossible to dis:
credit: 1t ionger. Late this afternoon tho report
came from Il Democratic source that th6 Demo-
crnts have received and responded to overtures
frum the !Dunnc1i-Efubbard men, and that
arrangement to unite their vote5
upon u candidate against Window =: had
been. fully consummuted.~ ntn nutg able to !,
outline the u9recment3 ns formed After =
canvuss OF the Dunnell. DavIs, and Hubbard
men IN the Merchants Hotel lust week over. )
SO far accepted, up to the dsperslon:ot the
u,etnebrs to lhefr homes tonight, that tho :,
Dunacll men count cunndeh:1y uptsn twentF-sl1
Democratic votes out Of twenty-c..ht: in the !
Legislature: for my. Republican whom they
may nume rs candtduse ReAtnst WINDOW
asg sl3spa s"' mikes Ike wi on t2 aSso
The expectation : Of she combination. 8
nolnsna1es Windom they say rnerp will be q boI,- .
uud with tho MD Of the Democrats they can
elect their candtdate In the legislature Tho ::
that cal'didate Is to be 10 -, % i " i: " H.:
NOT 70 nE.DETEEM1SEDs; h; :: IL - !
till Edgerton Eenches St Paul which will not be-
until tomorrow. The combination hopes to use:s
him In spite ok bis withdrawal in favor Ut .syIn- !
doua-. II he refuses to- be forced back on tie :
tr:sck+ the combination will probably bring cut =
James u. Wakefield. x-Licurenant- Governor: !;
and the man whom :FllisburN dcEeated foe tho !:
Gubernatorlal nomtnatton two years aY,. :srh Is +
ls fortnidao oic. and may win fn thes
absence OF Window himself or i a j stsopx;sa
efficient person s. representing bis = inter-
est. The limit :. OF * tina withtn111s wnefl !:
the election can tuke". pacQ =: xpiseS :inext1a
Tuesday Oct- u The policy Of tna:s Dnlinell
men SO fur has been q d.latoryc one; but they
have been working UP their combfna1Iou.@ = Now =
election to anticipate steps taken by Wjnsit,tn or
bis friends 10 receiver the ground they have 1ost =
by tnattenrton ind over -cuuadence.4 s. K 5st* ~
, 1881-10-16

| VANDERBIL1's LINES OFT OF FAVOR.
- Sptrtat cahte. t.,.1..t
LONDON, Oct- -15.-The Vanderbilt lines have
been our Of fuvor all tho week in spite OF two
or three determined efforts from New York to
send up. prices. Mr.. GArrett's statements
have been widely published here and pro-
auce considerable elect. partly owing to
tne greAt confidence which his name inspires
among Investors. When Jarrett tnt1na,es thar
the cutttu2-rate policy will he Injurious to the
Vanderbilt roads, people are inclined to drop
those lines once for all. This IL perfectly
Impartial statement Of the case. Personally
pronounce no opinion OF the merits Of the
question and hive Il friendship for 3Ir. Wander
b'lt Of some standing: l only report uudeniable
1aets IN Stating tharapuhlic opinion here Is
growing adverse to him and his Interests and
that .ll the blame fur the railroad war Is laid On
his shoulders *"'' -. 80,
A LUCKY. HoTELKEErER. i
hlr. Walton, OF the st. James Hntel. In your
city. Is figuring here as the great turf ptunger
ana has cleaned our good many Of our sport,
ing youths Of all their spare cash. He took
every bet that was offered against For
hail, and l am told be netted u clean
sss0.0oo. Nobody here knows who Mr.. Wall
ton Is, but good many checks were
drawn to-day in his favor. Another mysterious
winner Oh Foxhaii is Mr.. !" swindel." said to be
q u's1ulse assumed 1g df. heene himself 1t Is
u queer name to take. but he carries OFT about
4:..5,000. This Is quite as paying game as gulnx
into Hannibal and other corners. - ."
- .
70 the Wtstkrn Associated Press =
LONDON, Uct. 15.-The death Is announced OF
the Rt.-Rey. James brown, Roman Catholic
Bishop OF Shrewsbury.
GOLD.
Five hundred thousand pounds in gold was
bought In open marker fur shipment to New.
York yesterday The Times says it believes the
Bank Of England does not intend that aug more
guild shall leave the bank for America
, 1881-10-16
=. FRANCE.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Spetfai E4Itk.

FAR1s. Oct la gala performance was given
ut tho Opera tonight In honor Of the Congress OF
Electricians. President Gr1vy and Mile Gr6vy,
the blushtng bride-elect, occupied the State
box. The house was brilliantly lighted by Swan
humps. Edison and Maxim Illuminated the grand
foyer, while tho vestibules and balcony were as
bright as Jablockhor lights could make them.
From Il spectacular point OF view the general
effect was pleasing, but the electric light was
found very trying to the eyes In the theatre, and
could scarcely be adopted In Its present FORM u
VINES.
- 1o the Wtstern Associated Prss.-
BORDEAUX, Oct. l5-The Fhyllo1era Congress
concluded their labors. They resolved to send
commission TO America to ascertain the condi-
non Of vines there. They also resolved to accord
to American plants the same subyentfon as to
inSecttcIdei.
, 1881-10-16
A Waterspout Passes Over Milab,
Algeria, Killing sixzty-6ve :
Persons.
The French colors Flying Above
the Native Flag at ~
y: = Tunis. ~: .
America Signs a Commercial Treaty
with the Principality Of
Servia.
TIE GREAT STORM.

... L0SS OF LIFE.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The gale inflicted severe
t1atnaRe to Property in all parts Of the country.
several persons were killed and many injured,
houses were unrooted, and unfinished buildings
collapsed
It's reported that forty-ave fishermen were
lost at Dartmouth and Eycmouth, Scotland.
THE TELEGRAPHs..
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The wires in England are
still down. and communication with London Is
SLOW and uncertain. There Is only one direct
wire working from Valcntia to London. Most
Of tho.land wires connecting with the cable be-
tween England and the Continent are broken.
DISASTROUS.
LONDON, Oct. 15--Details OF the hurricane In
England shuw that 1t has been the most dlsas-
trous for years. But few Continental or pro-
vinclai telegrums have been received. There
was considerable damage to the shipping in the
Merser.
THE TREES,
Tho London parks are strewn with fallen
tlmGer. Many boats are aground in the River
Thnmes and steamboat trutlic is suspended.
Very few places in England escaped dnmage By
the storm. Four hundred trees were blown
down iii Southwark Tho shipping casualties
are numerous. but no great disaster Is reported.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY EERWIcksu1GE sMAcKs
were Mt sea during the Storm and it Is feared
the most of them have been lost It Is reported
that twenty fishermen werc drowned at Dunbar
and three pilots in the Tyne.
FIVE DEATHS,
-Dy the falling OF roof at Stocktou-o Tees
five persons were killed.
THE cYPRTAy.
During the gale yesterday the British steamer
Cyprian. from Liverpool for Genoa, was
wrecked on the Welsh coast- Twenty-Five lives
were lost.
IN IRELAND.
The hurricane caused great damage to prop
erty in ireland. Several houses were wrecked,
End many unroofed.
, 1881-10-16
uEI..AT,

uEEAT.
+ BOMBAY. Oct. 15.-Advices from Meshed state
that the City Of Herar has been captured by the
army fro1n Turkestan.
This army, commanded by Kudas Khan, was
reported to haye crossed Central AfYhanistan
from Turkestan some weeks ago, and to De rap
idly marching on Herat.
THE BULK OF TIE BRITISH TROOPS
ara returning from Southern Afghanistau, only
me brigade remaining at Quettah.
, 1881-10-16

THE MISSION TO EGYPT.
CoSsTAST1SoPLE, Oct 15.-It is reported that
the Sultan has recalled the special mission to
Egypt.
AMERICA.
BELGRADE. Oct. ia ervo-American treaty
Of commerce WIS signed Friday, Schuyler acting
for the United States.
THE FORTE ASKS 4 QUESTION.
CoSsrASTrNcPLE, Oct. 15.-The Porte has
asked tho British and French Ambassadors to
explain the dispatch Of the iEoncluds to Alex
audrta.
, 1881-10-16

DENIED.

ROME, Oct. 1.-THE report OF a contemplated
meeting between klux Humbert and tho Elm
peror Francis Joseph Is semi officially denied.
a THOUSAND ITALIAN PILGRIMS
visited the tomb OF Pope Plus TX. and deposited
floral Wreaths on it. M disturbance occurred
, 1881-10-16

MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. l5.-!a fire at Humboldt,
Tenu,, this afternoon destroyed twenty nine
storchouses. including two squares on both sides
OF Main street, also the Humboldt furniture fac-
tory, post -oce, usd Hest Tcuhc+sec argus olitce.
The entiro business portion Of the city WIS
burned. TIC tire originated III the furniture
factory. and spread with such rapidity that
nothing could bo done to check the flames.
Loss about Sl95,up0. The insurance Will not ex-
cped Sl6.UA
, 1881-10-16

4 BATTLE,

n
TUS1s, Oct. IA severe engagement took
place Friday between Gen. Sabutiers' column
and a body OF Arabs In the neighborhood ut
Za9houan. resulting In the retirement OF the
Arabs to the mountains
l.. THE FRENCH TROOPS
occupying Tunts have been largely reinforced.
They are repairing the fortiaclttons. They are
ordered to render tho Bcy Of Tunis military sa-
lutte. The French ttaE Is holsted on the citadel
over the Tunfsfan standard i French sentry
WIS shot Wednesday night close to the gates OF
the city. Since the French occupation nil the
mosques have been kept closed. Il French
column will start Sunday for Southern Tunis.
AL tho ru1wuy stations will be fortified.
, 1881-10-16

KILLED Hr 4 wATERsPOCT.
PARIS. Oct IA wuterspout which passed
over the district Mtlah, Aigcrtu, Killed sixty-ve
persons.
, 1881-10-16
IN TEXAS.

: DALLAS, Tex. Oct. LA: "a big fire occ ured
yesterday in Palestine. destroying nearly ail tho
business houses On the public square. The loss,
above insurance, Is $3.50
4 large part Of Eetou has also been destroyed
by fire; Loss, Sss0,0N.
Zeder & ltarringtons store. in Bosque County,
also burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $3,00O.
, 1881-10-16

NEAR PROVIDENCE, r. I.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 15.-The Nasonyillc
Woolen MIL, In Durrillvlle Township, burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000: insurance, $4,000.
, 1881-10-16

AT LEIpERVILLE. PA.
CHESTER, PHI, Oct. 15.-The jean mill Of Lees
& Holt. Mt Leiperville, burned this morning
Loss, $4,000; insurance, s.1,0O0.
, 1881-10-16


than is commonly supposed. The net empowers
him to arrest ''uny person who Is declared ny
the LorI- Lieutenant to be reasonably suspected
If having, either before or after the pass
iux OF this act, been guilty a. prlnci-
pul or, accessory OF high treason. tren-
son, felony, or reasonable practice. or
of any critnc punishable by lasy, being an act OF
violence or int midution." 1t follows, therefore,
that the Chief Secretary can arrest every 1nem-
ber of the league who happens to live IN n pro-
cluiued district {a1,d it may be said that Len-
ster. Munster, and Connaught urc I'LL pruciaimed}.
The league belux,.,if it is anything. organized
fnttufdu uttou-suspects arrested Under tho act
n,uv DC recommItted ut the end Of every three
mouths By an order from the Chief Secretary,
mr. rather from the Lords Justices who act for
him and their imprisonment without trial pro-
loused for two ycHrs. :.
THE LEAGUE WAS WISE
when it established its treasury In Paris, 1or.
under an old statute, which was acted upon
with disastrous results to himself by Sir JRtAes
Granu1n In the slazzint affair, Tho Gov
crument can seize and open let
tors in transit through the post-otice, and
this, l understand, is now being done
in Dublin in wholesale manner Mr.. O'kciIy,
formerly Il New York Journalist. and now metn-
1,o, for Hoscommon, was arrested today. Mr..
Hon,,- escaped arrest, being intercepted by n
League messenger jus. rs he was stepping on
ho.rd the boat ut HoIyhead on his way from
London to Dublin. -
Mf. ARTHUR o'coSSoR,
rhe member for Queens County, Is also want
a., ;, 1ut cannot be found. Mr.. Sexton Is nl-
,,.:,dv jn faI, and Is seriously ILL., 1t is said TO-
nirh1 that over t,fty warrants have been Is /
sr,ed for lending Lcaguers in the coun-
~ and that the draE-net will be cast
IN Cork, Limerick, Castiebar. Wexford Water
rord. Lenagh, Clonme',' sligo, Galway, and else
xhere-if not tonight early Monday. But ne
stamping out process has never. "orkea sat.s-
,or,,,es ;ar TINT the coming winter will be |
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 70, 1881.
TWO VISIONS


Where close the curving mountains drew
TO clasp the stream in their embrace,
With every outline, curve and hue
Rejecting In its placid face.
The plowman stopped his team to watch
The train, as swift 1t Numbered by;
Some distant glimpse Of life to catch
He strains his eager, wistful eye.
The morning freshness lies on him,
just Weakened from his balmy dreams;
The travellers, begrimed and dim.
Think longingly of mountain streams.
Oh, for the joyous mountain air,
The fresh delightful autumn day
Among the hills! The plowman there
Must have perpetual holiday!
And he, as all day long he guides
His steady plow, with patient hand.
Thinks of the flying train that glides
Into some new, enchanted land.
Where, day by day, no plodding round
Wearies the frame and 'dulls the mind
Where life thrills keen to sight and sound,
With plOws and burrows left behind.
Even so, to each, the untrod ways
OF life are touched by fancy glow,
That ever sheds 1t brightest rays
Upon the path we do not know!
November Century, late Scribner.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-12

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A Living Clock.

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