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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
THE COYOTE Is MISSING.
Giant Powder Causes Commotfon or
the Desert in Arizona.

PHGNIX "a. t.. November 29th.-Yesterdav
a wagon loaded with supplies for the Vuiture
mine got stuck in the mud near Niger Wells.
ana the teamster found il necessary to unload
1859 pounds of giant powder by the side of the
road. He had pulled short distance ahead
when another teamster, Debeen, seeing a coyote
curiously examining the strange lot of boxes
piled on top of each other, fired at the COYOTE
The ball struck the giant powder and a fearful
explosion followed, shaking up the country for
miles around, but no one was injured
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
HIS AIM WAS POOR.
A Drunken Man Shoots at Kilrain and
Mitchell In Theater.

WASHINGTON November 2eth.-Jake Kilrain
| and Charley Mitchell had just been introduced
at Kiernan's Theater tonight when John Rob-
| inson, an intoxicated occupant of one of the
boxes, fired a shot from revolver in the direc-
ton OF the stage, but missing both men. He
| was arrested
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
AT NERcED.

MERGED, November 29th.-Thanksgiving was
generally observed here by the closing of the
banks, shops, public Offices and schools. Union
services were held in the NJ. Z. Church Mer-
eed Grange met and had feast. attended with
literary exercises. The festivities of the day
wound up with leap-year bali this evening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

Chairman Brice announces that he is
out of politics; but for obvious reasons he
onits TO add that he has taken Grover
Cleveland out with him.-.S. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Bodies Coming Ashore.
THE TURKEYS WERE RIPE.
Thanksgiving Day in the Foothills-Pub
lie Offenders Feasted

Day has been generally observed. All the bus
mess houses were closed and services held in
the churches. New England dinners were
visitor feel quite at home. The weather is
warm and balmy The Sheriff furnished the
prisoners with a Thanksgiving dinner The
last that-some of them will enjoy.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
BECOMING BOLD.

A New York Village Invaded and Pill
aged by Tramps.
+ ROCHESTER IN. ", November 29th.-It was
reported in this city to-day that at little hamlet
nea- Olean, on the line of the B., N. Y. and P.
Railway, upward OF seventy tramps made their
appearance at an early hour this morning and
began to invade the town and ransack the
dwellings. Forty men with shotguns attacked
the tramPs. who soon had the shotguns. Further
assistance was asked for from surrounding
towns. No more particulars could be learned.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
AS BAD AS A RIOT.
A Football Game in Which Many Players
Were Roughly IJsed

New YORK, November 29th.-In the football
game to-day the University of Pennsylvania
defeated the Wesleyans, is to g. The pane was
a very exciting one, and the bruises and bangs
were well distributed Wagenhaurst of the
Pennsylvania was knocked senseless, Gardner
of the Wesleyans was seriously injured, Crane
OF the Wesleyans was cut about the mouth,
and Manchester of the Wesleyans was so badly
hurt that he quit in the field.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
AT THE METROPOLIS

SAN FRANCISCO, November 29th.-Thanksgiv-
ing was observed in the usual manner to-day.
The stores throughout the city were closed, no
business was transacted at the Municipal, State
and Federal offices, and the city presented
holiday appearance The day was bright and
pleasant, and thousands of people enjoyed the
athletic sports, games and races which offered
chance Tor amusement The cable line did
large business and the Park and Cliff had a
very large number of visitors The little ones of
the kindergartens were provided for, the donates
of the Almshouse were not forgotten, and ss far
as the generous and charitable were able, all
those who would otherwise have probably had
reason 10 be sorrowful to-day, were provided
for
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
A CLEAN OF HOPE.
Possibility of the Safety of the Allen
towns Sailors.

New YORK, November 29th.-There are ru-
mors that the crew of the lost steamship Allen
town. which was lost off Cohasset Mass has
been saved. The steamship was spoken during
the hight of the gale and was found TO be aban-
doned. The supposition is that the crew took
to the boats. On this slim foundation is built
the hope that her crew of eighteen may yet be
heard from
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

loulsS 10 . dally $50 to ey'gs. Sundays, 10 to
i. Call or address p. Roscoe McNuIty, Md,
No. IL Kearny ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Rs- Beware of all persons who under ann pre-
tense try tolead or steer you to other doctors,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Oakland shuts out the Haverlys.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 29th.-The Oak
lands shut out the Haverlys to-day in a we'll
played game. Coughlan and Mcdonald, and
Meegan ana Ebright were the batteries. Oak
and ran the bases well. Score-Oaklands 6,
Hayerlys D. >
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A chance for.Tommy warren.

NEW YORK, November 2eth.-Frank Murphy.
the featherweight pugilist says " will agree
to fight Tommy. Warren at lis pounds, with any
size gloves within three months from this time
for purse of s. 900 at the rooms of the Califor-
MIA Athletic Club in San Francisco, the club to
give the purse and manage the whole business"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30

made the first sale of stock from his Tarrytown
stables. selling Cartridge, black two-year-old,
for $1,000, and s., 900 Tor nutbrown Lucy Guy
Ter weanling
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Branches for the Coast :.
NOTICE..

A MEETING OF THE sToc cKHoLDERs OF
n the Buffalo Brewing Company for the
adoption OF bylaws, will be eld at i0O6 Fourth
street. between and K, in the city of Sacra-
mento, State of California, on FRIDAY EVEN.
ING. DeceSnber 7, 1sSS, at 7:30 O. clock
n22-td AD0LPH HEILBRON, President,
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THE NEXT HOUSE.

Democratic Claim of a Bare Majority
In the Lower House.
CHICAGO, November 29th-A Wheeling wv. Val
Special says: Should Pendleton (D.) receive a
certificate of election TO the Fifty-first Congress
for this district, as the returns now apparently
stand, the Democrats should be able to organize
the House by vote of 163 to 162. The count is
completed in Wetzel county. The recount re-
Pendleton (D.) now has nineteen majority in
the district
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Practical Lawrence Barrett.

NEW YORK, November 29th.-Lawrenee Bar
rett emphatically denies the rumor that he and
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
ARIZONA.
The Footpad Boom In Pbenix-Recruit-
ing the ChaIn-GauC

ing the Chain Gang.
PHOENIX; November 29th.-Three belated citi-
zens were held up on the street last night and
one nred hve shots at tootpad without effect
Inc ilrst conviction for yagrancy under the
new order OF the Council resulted in sentence
OF 800 days in the chain-gang
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Baseball at Woodland.

WOODLAND, November 29th.-A very close and
interesting game of ball was played here to day
between the Kinks and the Golden Sprays, Of
san Francisco, and was won by the former by
score OF to 3. Batteries-For the Kinks, Knen
and Thomas, and for the Golden Sprays Finni-
gan and Randnlnh
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
DIR. McNULTY.

lniS EMINENT SFECIALIST
cures Private Chronic
and Nervous Diseases
with absolute certainty.
syphilis, Gonorrhosn,
elect. Structure, Youth
fuI Follies, Nervous
Debility,Seminal Weak
ness, Lost Vigor and
manhood, Prostatitis and
all Special Bladder and
X idn ey Troubles posi-
tire7y cured. He has made
these Diseases a life-study.
Question List and Book
"Lifc's Secret Errors"
Free to all who write iiina
the nature of their trouble
Patients treated at Home
Terms reasonable. Consul
tation Free and Confidential.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
PACIFIC COAST.
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING AFFAIR
AT GENOA.
A Cold Day for the Blood-Horse
Favorites-The Wheelmen at
StocktOn-BasebalI-
igFRCIAL DIsPATCHEs 10 TER REooRn.u .urrns-A
PACIFIC COAST.
THE NoN-BUcKErH srEEp.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THr RECORD. uslon.,
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Charged with Criminal Libel.

Los ANGELES, November 2oth- Joseph L.
Degue surrendered himself to the authorities
here tonight. He is charged with criminal
libel in an article in one Of the French news
papers of San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-30
Fierce Broadsword Contest.

Edwin Booth intend dissolving partnership.
There is no reason why we should SAID he,
" as we have made more money together than
we possibly could otherwise"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
THE RESOLUTIONS.

They are Short and to the Point and Have
the True Democratic Ring.
The report Of the Committee on Resolu-
lions, the presentation of which was defer
rcd until last evening, are as follows. They
are plain, outspoken and possess the clear
ring of true Democracy:
Resolred, First, That we, the Democratic
clubs of West Virginia in Convention assem-
bled, reaflirm our faith in the principles of
free government as laid down by those tri-
Dunes OF the people, Thomas Jefferson,
Andrew Jackson and Grover Cleveland.
Second-That We do hereby heartily en-
dorse the Democratic National platform of
principles enunciated and adopted by the
ST. Louis Convention, and that we also en-
dorse and reaffirm the preamble and declar-
alton of principles passed by the Demo
cratic State Convention recently assembled
IN the city of Huntington; and that we
also pledge the active support Of our re-
spective clubs to the nominees of the DEM
ocratic National and State Conventions.
Third-That we believe the education
of the people in Democratic principles de-
ponds largely upon the work done by the
clubs of our State; therefore we call upon
the officers OF this Association, upon the
State Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic party, upon the Congressional, Sen
atorisl and County committeeman, and
upon all Others interested in the success Of
the Democratic party, to encourage and
urge the immediate organization of Demo-
cratic clubs in every district Of the State.
w. p. WILEY,
Chairman.
The resolutions were received with ap-
plause and were unanimously adopted.
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READY {!
Continued from Fourth Pace.

McDowell-H. G. Anvil, Perysville.
Nicholas-W. r. Andrews, Nicholas
@. H.
Ohio-A. A. Franzheim, Wheeling.
Pendleton-J. E. Pennybscker, Frank
lin.
Pleasants-R. II. Browse, Ravens Rock.
Pocahontas-IsaacM Mcneil, Millpoint.
Prestou-P. J. Crogan, Kingwood.
Putnam-Dr. T. G. Carpenter, Winfield
Raleigh-Azel Ford, Raleigh G. II.
Randolph-C. H. Scott, Beverly.
Ritchie-Creed Collins, Pennsboro.
Rance. W. Hundly, Spencer.
Summers-C. L. Peck, Hinton.
Taylor-J. 81. Stout, Grafton.
Tucker-A. B. Parsons, st. George.
Tyler-J. D. Sweeney, Ripley.
Upshur-C. @. Higinbotham, Buckhan-
non.
wayne-John Marcum, Wayne @. Fl.
Webster-C. P. Dorr, Webster Q. H.
Wetzel-Frank Black, Burton.
Wirt-I L. Euoch, Writ @. Fl.
Wood-G. W. Thompson, Parkersburg.
Wyoming-J. o. Saunders, Oceana.
THE REPORT ADOPTED.
After the reading of the report J. B.
Fowler, of Harrison, arose and said that
while he had no objection to the report or
the gentlemen named as officers, still he
thought that the President of the State As
ISOLATION should come from ont in the
State, and he moved to amend the report
by replacing Mr.. HandIan's name with that
of Wood G. Daily, of Mineral county,
which met with applause.
Chairman Oxley stated that the COM
mittee mad decided to name Mr.. Daily as
President, but that gentleman, who was a
member of the committee, declined to ac-
cept the position, although strongly urged
by the other members. Mr.. Daily also
stated that he would have too much work
TO attend to to have the Presidency of the
State Association on his mind, and that is
why he declined.
Senator .Oxley-"Yes, we are going to
put Wood on the stump this campaign,
and he would not have much time to at.
tend to the duties of the Office" APP
plause This satisfied Mr.. Fowler, and
he withdrew his motion, after which the
report was adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Riley, Of Ohio, then stated that as
the business of the Convention as far as
the Association organization, WAS. con-
cerned, had been finished, and that many
of the delegates and others wanted to at
tend the Fair, he moved that the Conven-
ton adjourn until o'clock in the even
ing to hear the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions, which was carried and the
Convention stood adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Last Evenings Democratic Club Demon
stration.

Last Evenings Democratic Club Demon
stration.
Previous to last evenings meeting at the
rink the Young Mems Democratic Club in
dulged IN little demonstration, that
while small, stirred up heap Of enthu-
siasm along the route Of procession. The
Opera House band headed the procession
and played lively airs, which, assisted by
lots Of red fire, made the demonstration
lively one.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
turned out about fifty strong and presented
a handsome appearance in their black silk
tiles and Prince Albert coats. They
marched we'll and showed that they are
rapidly becoming proficient in the evolu-
tions Of the drill.
The Kenna club boye made their first
appearance in their neat costumes consist
ing of red helmet, white Norfolk jackets,
gray striped trousers, and rosewood canes.
There were about thirty of the boys ont
and they showed up in good style. They
were headed by drum corps and their
handsome new banner. A buggy brought
up the rear of the parade and let of q
miscellaneous display of fire works. The
route as announced in yesterdays REGIS
TER was changed somewhat, az the rink
meeting had begun and the boys wanted
to hear the speeches and join in the jollifi'
cation.
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WOMEN FIGHT

A Brutal Two Round Battle at Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 29-Msry Ann Nc
Namara and Julia Perry INDUCED in a
prize fight according to Marquis of Queens
burg rulee, last evening When the ring
had been prepared, brothers OF the women
acted as seconds, and timekeeper and q
referee were elected. Time was called
for the first round and the two pugilists
began spsrring for an opening. Vicious
blows were intercbaDged, and when time
was called both were badly distigured,
but there was no advantage on either side.
The crowd of spectators in attendance
cheered Justify and bets were freely made
on the result. Time for the second round
was called and the two woman advanced
with sleeves rolled up and with angry eyes
rolling in every direction. A few passes
were made and the cord was thrown aside
and both began a rough and tumble fight,
IN which scratching and hair-pulliDg pre-
dominated. The Perry woman was
Knocked down and dragged around by the
hair and was unable to respond to the next
call of time. She and her brother could
not take the defeat gracefully and called
on the police. As result the four were
arrested.
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HON. J. &. DONEHOE

Nominated as Candidate for State Senator
from tho First District.
A meeting Of the Senatorial conferees of
the First District was held at the Young
Mems Democratic Club room yesterday
morning at eleven o'clock, and good
attendance of the members were present.
Col. Jere A. Miller, of Ohio county, pre-
sided, and Thos. F. Thoner was secretary.
The meeting was for the purpose OF
selecting q candidate for State Senator.
Alfred Rheinstrom named Hon. John Z.
Dcnehoe, of Hancock county. and on his
motion Mr.. Donehoe's nomination was
made unanimous. An Executive Commit
tee composed of the following gentlemen
was appointed: B. A. Rosenberg, Of Ham
cock; J. C. Palmer, Of Brooke; Jere A.
Miller. OF Ohio. ...-..-.......
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THE TRUE REASON.

The West Superior Extension Not Stopped
By the Message.
NEW YORK, August ga dispatch
from Ashland, Wis, was published yes
terday morning to the effect that work
had been stopped on the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic extension to West Su-
perior, and that "the immediate cause OF
this is supposed to be the Presidents re-
taliatory message, as the South Shore is
virtually owned by the Canada Pacific. "
In regard to this charge, Mr.. l.. NJ.
Schwan, of 10 Wall street and secretary
of the company, said yesterday to Times
reporter: There has been for some time q
doubt existing as to whether or not it
would be advantageous to push the work
on this extension at the present time.
Now that President Van Horne, Gen.
Thomas and other dirsctors Of the road
have made a thorough inspection, they
may bave decided to discontinue work for
the present, but solely for the reason that
it would be more profitable to direct at
attention for the present TO other portions
of the road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Over Z,
BScaus>
Goods
Prohl.. .
The Republican platform

The Republican platform
Chicsgo declares that our Imports
not only be checked bat thas thsy mu
be confined exclusively to that which ca
not be produced (st any oost) in the United
States. Az this Union extends 10 within
one degree of Cancer, the Republican plat
form proposes to bar ont al products eE'
cept those which can be produced sxclu-
sively in the tropics. 1t excludes every
thing produced in Europe. 1t excludes
everything produced In Asia except IN
lower India and Q small section Of China.
Itexcludes the greater portion Of Australia
and lower Africa. From the Indies, .
part Of Mexico, the Brazils, the Desert Of
Sahara and the Equatorial islauds II psr-
mits the importation Of productions that
cannot be raised here. II bars ont manu-
features Of every kind. for We can manu-
facture nythipg. and leave our ports open
only TO tropical fruits, nuts, barks, berris.
and gums. This proposal Is pot forward
in all seriousness by great political party.
II fully intends 10 carry IL out-evep to
far greater lengths--ifit can. II has bseD
preparing for this fight for twenty yeera,
educating the people to believe In home
markets, diversified industries and PRO
lection" to American labor.
OUR IMPORTS AND RXPoRTs.
Our net imports, exclusive Of bullion
and re-exported imports, together with our
agricultural exports, since 1880 have been
as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
A SPLENDID GAME

At jackson Yesterday-Other Games
played.
Special 7titgrdm 10 The Register.
JACKSON. MICH, August 29.-Knauss
pitched wonderful game to-day, striking
ont ten men. jackson could only get two
hits, one Of them being a slow hit to third,
the runner beating it out. Both teams
fielded we'll. With two men ont in the
second and Stickney on third,
Knauss struck out Dunn, but
Yak missed the strike, and
Stickney scored. Yak made hit in the
fourth, went to third on Chrisman's wild
throw and scored on Nicholson's hit. In
the tenth, with one ont, Brodie hits hard
one at Eagan, which let him to second,
Van SAINT brought him home with slash
ing single to left. Stensel was changed TO
first base, where he played fine, Crogan
going 10 right Nicholson was appointed
Captain at Kalamazoo yesterday. Attend
ance 200. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
The Bicycle Tournament.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August 29.-The en-.
tries for wheelmen's tournament, which il
to be held here September 4, 5, 6 and 8,
closed yesterday. Among notable events
of the tournament will he one-mile-free-
for-all professional Tandem race: Three
mile professional bicycle race for worlds
championship: Two-mile amateur State
championship bicycle contest and a one
hundred mile road race from Erie, Pa.
The professional entriea include such well
known wheelmen as William A. Rowe, OF
Lynn; Jack Lee, of Nottingham, Eugland
Jules Dubers, champion of France; F. W.
Allard, of Coventry, England.
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CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.

The town Of Arklowa, county Wexford,
Ireland, has been proclaimed under the
Crimes act.
Prof S. d. s. Kelliott, of Buffalo, was
yesterday elected to the chair Of Zoology
aud Comparative Anatomy in Ohio State
University.
BERTHE and Elna Smith, aud Fred Bar
nsrd, sged about IL years, who were mem.
bers of boating party which left Hyan-
mis-, Mass, Yesterday, were drowned by the
capsizing of their boat
John Fitzgerald, President of the Iris
National League of America, yesterd
issued letter asking that money be G.
tributed to aid Mr.. Parnell in the tri'i
his suit against the London 7haes.
Robert Browning, the poet, has e,
recovered his health in the Tyrol'
lage, where he immured himself,
hereafter live in Venice, wheI'
bought the famous Rezzomeo pr
Trouble is brewing among
dams at the Shoshom reser
white men have been killed
An insane farmer createt
Chicago street car and /
busy in overpowering him
DR.. r. II. Miner, pror
of Chester, Pa, comm
shooting. --
Geo. A. Munroe and ]
have been nominated
Pittsburg Democrats
Governor Beaver al
vania grange at Will
The Pennsylvan;
ton was held IN
die. of Coaly
\ G.-a-~I No. iaoiA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
HEARD HIM SAY IT.
FIFTEEN REPUBLICANS WHO TESTIFY
THAT HARRISON
Said That Dollar Day was Enough for Laboring
Man, and Woald Shoot Down Strikers
Like Dogs-Ths Bluff
Failed.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 29.-The In
dianapolis Journal kept standing reward
of $1,000 in its columns for many weeks
for proof that General Harrison ever said
that 81 per day was enough for working
man, and, were he Governor of Indiana,
he would shoot down the strikers or force
them back to work.
Edwin +. Gould, prominent Knight Of
Labor of this city, having collected state
ments from Is Republicans who heard
General Harrison make the remarks in
question, will demand the -, 900 reward
from the Journal proprietors, tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Tho Pension Record.

WASHINGTON, ID c, August 29.-The
annual report of the Commissioner of Pen
sions shows that there were during the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1888, added to
the pension rolls 6O,252 new names, the
largest annual increase in the history of
the bureau, making total of 452, sos PEN
sioners on the rolls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Couldn't Pay for Libby.

RICHMOND, VA, August 29.-The sec-
ond payment on the Libby Prison property
fell due to-day, and was defaulted upon by
the Chicago syndicate that purchased it
last spring, The property will be sold at
public auction some time within the next
ten days at the risk and cost of the syndi-
rate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Fire Near Charleston.

Spte1n ItItQruM 70 ne hkglAer.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 90
Yesterday afternoon the farm residence Of
N. D. Clinton, near sissonville, caught
fire while the family were absent and
burned. The house and contents were
destroyed. Not even the family clothing
was saved. The loes is about 81 600. In
sursd in Providence Washington for 81, coo.
The origin of the fire is mystery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-30
Mr. 0ARRBIT'{
He n Not visbsat - An "a
Coa1tstsa y Ov111'

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rstt, d tbs hsess u Riz
which The miliieoairs
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man, who be- Dim u
Boston 10 hseens ~ ~
The Garrett fasily.
When asksd II - tAss
likely 70 rsooyss, ths Dsct
could tsll. He W. q tb
Mr.. Garrett VS. slleWel :
~, - b ussA y d.. c
sdit. u W. sbssistsly -
should have pssSset NJ Q.
dsaisd Tie rspsgt thss IT..
violent st ell tines wbsa sst
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w. saly adniststsrsd IN q
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