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dice In the South, and with an esTori
70 alarm capital and discourage in
vestments, in order 20 make ii appear
that the country wzs not prosperous
under 4 Democratic administration
In this they were partly successful.
but the country was prosperous never
tfIesess, and IN sfite OF the fact that
II = embarrassed by the Republican
revenue system which resulted in
hesvy 0ver-taxation
The Democratic party woald rot
consent 10 reduce the revenue By ip-
cTeasing the taxation on neceSszTies.
IS proposed BY the senate tariff bill
This bill. be said. claimed a reduction
of about $35.oo0. 600. Nearly se0.0oe,- :
ooo Of the reduction i claimed on
sugar, leaving only $500 coo on al
other articles, of which neSrly the
whole amount claimed 10 result was
not rom reduction. but from an in
crease, though being prohibisory.
might reduce the revenue, but woai q
not reduce TIE cost OF the articles con-
sumed by the people. On the con-
iraTy, Il would increase il. What j.
needed now is 4 judlcicus. substantial
reduction OF revenue. net by an in
crease OF taxation. bat by a REDUCTION
ct taxation upon the necessar;eS Of
life ard upon the materials used in
our industries.
The listeners numbered l5.cG0. indie
pendent OF the business mems process
sion The number in line is estinlat-
ed ut a0Cf0.
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PORTLAND NEWS.


PoRTLANp, Oct. lS.--Judge Shattuck
this morning decided the case OF w.
A. Mccarthy vs.. ]. 4. Whittier. which
was aguesi last Saturday upon q de-
ulurrer to the answer. The question
presented arose from this state OF
facts. Mccarthy wagered PrcebStel
and pel-in 500 against like amount
that his horse couii beat theirs. Me-
Carthy. claiming the horses were not
started properly, demanded the $50
put Sup BY him from Winter, the
stakeholder. after the race was rea,
but before the money was paid over
II the contract was an Illegal one, IL
Was claimed that Mccarthy conid re-
cover. The court, after considering
the matter very thoroughly IN the
u hit of the authorities of England
and this country. held that a wager
laid upon the result OF a horse race
was an Illegal contract, and that If
either party demanded his money OF
the stakeholder besore il was paid over
10 the winner. the stakeholder must
return ii To him. Falling TO do 50. he
was liatie- 80 the demurrer was
sustained. This is the first time this
question has been passed upon in
Oregon.
The salt Lake baseball club returned
To Portland from san Francisco last
night and viii play the Willamettes
tomorrow.
The auditing department Of the O.
4 c. railroad will soon he transferred
from this city to san Francico, All
the employees who desire will also he
transferred. No other changes are
expected soon.
n. j. Levinson, u. c. HYDE, Mrs.
Otto Ranke and family, c. +. Moore
and wife and Charles Nelson oi Seattle.
are in the city.
The largest crowd since the opening
OF the fair was in attendance tonight
The pavilion, which covers an entire
block, was packed upstairs and down.
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GOV. HILL AT LAFAYETTE.
Large and Enthusiastic Audience
Girls in Bandana Dresses.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct. 1S.--Gov. Hi
and party arrived here this morning,
and we're met at the depot by several
local clubs. The city was crowded
with visitors from the surrounding
counties. About 500 people pariiei-
rated ia the street parade Ia the after
noon. A featare Of the paFaHe was y
drum corps of p young ladies, wear
iag bandana dresses ard helmets.
The MS meeting at the rink con
vened az , O'Clock. The 5aiidiDg was
crowded aimo { to Suifccation. GOV.
/ Hin recelFe3 an ovation A. he appeared
on the platform. He spoke for an
hour. first going into review OF the
national administration for the past
three ard a halt wears, ami aeyoiiug
ihe remainder o. his time to the tar Il
question, his Arguments be ng the
same a. thn e u ed sc Mitchell anu
iudianapolis Yesterday.
4vERSoR NIL AT L0sAssP2RT.
LosATsRo TT. Ind. Oct. Ia.--fiov.
HHi nj party arrived this evening
sad wele greeted by a crowd of ,Usl
pesple ~ the depot, IN luoing many
~ idc3i marching club. Tie oFefa
htlsc. where slls principal n etinE oi
the evening was helI, va crowded.
tsox. Iiia spoke at Length upaa the
! tariff tha Mil tiii ana the result ci
/ presi4eat Cleveland administration
( lie 80 .eisisfed his address hy ehio-
I gisiie re e ence r. Presiaeat Cleveland
( ahieh c1cisesi wisd arp aase. ard
wheu be promises. that tie state q
T Sew York wo I'll ca-t her e'esforal
! vote Tor he Democratic ticket the aP
plarss VA Owes VIE ming
Thfs msee ing conel taei Gov Hils
! e7sgvaSs IN In iaua. The party K n
iii.a ~ isF Albany, highly graili.e.i viIa
ff.fsr Xfsft
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A BOX OF DEAD BABIES.
Horrible Discovery Among Rub
bish in Chicago.
The Decayed Remains Of Five In
fsnis. Two with skulls Frae-
tared, Packed la Soap. Box.

CHicAeo, OFT. B.-A ghastly dis
covery was mace hy couple OF boys
in deserted brick-yard al the corner
0f Ihirty-tAird and Laurel streets this
afternoon. They found an old soap
box and opened il. The dead and de-
composed lo,lies OF FIVE baiies we're
laii size by side within. The Thirty
fifth street station vas notified and
the remains sent "a the morgue.
The bodies were examined and
ioand badly dee0mpo ed. Two were
males and tie other three females.
One Of the males and one of the fe-
males appeared T. have lived about
TWO weeks. while the Others had died
shortly alter birth. A cursory ex-
animation revealed 4 seeming fracture
OF the skull IN two Ca rs. bat these
Nere the only maks 81 violence dis
covered. Tue bai les had probably
been Ceai for atout 10 days.
No officers have been ~ iguod to
work up the case, the reason given
| being that the e are hone 10 spare, the
Il ike pece-siisting temporary aban-
doument OF all detective work. I he
% lice of the Thiriy-fi tn dist let are of
the opinion ttiat he bal ie came from
some baby farm" or iying-in ho-pi-
tai. None OF these are known TO exi 1
la the vicinity, ana Is j. believed the
-oap-box was carried to the brck-
yard from distance with a lale OF re-
ia ., a cousdera le amount " which
has bSea deposited there,
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CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.- be last day
Of toe iaii meeting at Lat9nia was
cold and al agreeable. bat tie attend
ance was large. 1he track was very
he.svy from the incessaut rains of the
ptst tao aays-
Iirst race. selling. six furlongs-
Lucy Howard wOu, FREQ NDoley sec
ond, Iiue- Eyed BeAe tsirl. time l .2l3
second race. selling ak fHriODgs-
Gailfosd wo2, BiAby second. Clara G
third: tigae, | -
Third race, irse handi ap ore mile
--Irma H. won. ko IN seeoHG, lie.
roesie urea. iliirs. time. 1 .5Ist.
Foarta race. ceiling, i've farlongs-
Spectator w0n, Msrcsoarn second
gnestaat Belle third q ne, ;G7.
EItn race, one mile -Soae 80 Town
woa. King Regent second, syiepthA
third time, is5zz+
rixth race. niHe farlon9S- Petcen
Won, D4a seegna, Panama -th.rd
tsgie. 2 y
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THE CAR STRIKE.
The Police Unfolding a Dy-
Mantle Plot.
rue ARRESTS NOT ALE MADE.
The Men Have an Aii-NIght session
60 Decide ON Course Of Action
The Company Net willing to Make
Any Coneessien..

CHICAGO, Oct. fs.-The cases OF the
men arrested for putting dynamite ON
the North Side car tracks was con
tinucd 10 the s0th inst. this morning.
The work OF detectives has resulted.
u is asserted. IN unfolding series OF
dynamite eoaspiraeies in which at
least I've persons are Implicated. At
torney Fafthfnan said this morning
that two more arrests wonId be made
to-day, and when these persons are
brought in the police viii probably tel
the story OF the plot.
Frank +. Magee. a former driver
for the North side eompany, was ar
rested late this evening charged with
completely in the recently discovered
dynamite plot. The nature OF the in
formation against him il unknown.
NO COMPROMISE EFFEcrKn.
The conference between the North
Side street ear men and Mr.. YeFkcs
this afternoon VAS fruitiesS as 10 re-
suits The committee OF the strikers
refused the scale OF wages offered by
Nerkes aud objected to the retention
OF any new men in place of the
strikers. President Luke Coyne OF
the We SHE employees association
was conndent ne conclusion would he
reached by the conference and conSe-
quently calless am all-ni2ht session OF
the association, Win h will assemble n
midnight, aud which viii take action
on the repo oi the evening confer
ence. At the Wet Side Headquarters
IL was said that Yefkes would he per-
lnitted TO temporixs no longer, and
pr0babi.- the West side men would 20
out Tomorrow morning.
AZ ALL-NtGHT sEssIov.
The general meeting of the West
Side employ began about Ii 80. al
though a number had rot yet arrived.
President Covne sail that 1T mid
night the temper OF the men was not
TO strike Sunday, bat 20 run a. usual
pending Mr.. ferkes' final deci ion in
the No III siae matter should it be
unfavoraile, the West Side lines would
probably be lied up Monday morning.
The men may yet decisse, however, 20
stop sork sunday. A decision will
probably not he reached until 5 or 4
q. IA.
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ADVICE no THE FORE.
Emperor william Discourages the
Plea for Temporal Power.

RoNr, Oct. is.-In the interview be-
ta cen the pope and Emperor William,
Yesterday, his holiness emphasized
the necessity OF restoring the tempo
raj power. lie said all sovereigns
should urite 70 assure il. The empe-
ror said that il would be most O. the
pope's advantage to unite with those
who represent the principles oil or,ier
and social con eryatism, and thereby
better secure the peace of the world
King llumiBeft has decorated Empe-
ror William with the grand Gordon oi
the military order OF Savoy.
Emperor William and King Ham
bert reviewed S3 ,ce1 troops at Campo
Centocelle to-day Emperor William
expra -sed his admiration Of the bear
ing of the men.
A reception was held in the capitol
/ til evening, in honor OF the emperor.
After the interview between Emper-
or Wil.irm and the pope we tersiay
his holiness held conference With
Cardinal E2n'Vola, which lasted two
hours.
TIE VATICAN MUCH pIsAPPoTETEp.
The fact that the emperor oniy pre-
sente, Caldinni Rampoiia With . cast
ig sir instead OF tOtltcfftnR GU uiHi
tne order OF the Slack Eagle, which
he expected 10 receive. has ca isei
a feeling oi di.satis.action ~ the V@ti-
can. Extreme diarpointmens is ex-
pressed IN the highest clerical circle
at the sp,echs OF King Hgmbert and
Emperor William.
The mini ter Of war to-day issued
an order 10 the troops exp es>ive of
the app oval OF King HanibeTt and
/ Emperor William.
Emperor William to-day presented
TIE pope with a picture of the hate
! Emueror Frederick. taken on hi'
deashbed. lie al-o appointed The
Prince If Naples isUt nGnt IN kiag
| Hum aert'- regiment an4 conferred
upon Count Gpieeiaii. syndi of knuie,
the decoration Of she order OF tie
/ BlSek Eagle.
The O5sersaasrs Eonseso says the 10
terview bet cen the emperor ana the
pore has not changed tsse posi i-n oi
s.fairs. and Europe ~ill never enjoy Z
durable pace until The temporal
tloser o. the pope shall have teen re
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RIpDLEp wIrm DUlLErs.


Fofso.. Cal, 0et 13-A convict.
Hiram Yick'Fy. Who Is serving term
vi 20 years for u burglary committed
ia Alameda county, ma e a daring at
tempt 10 e-cape srosn the penitsntiary
t0-aBy. lie = a. working ia tae bea of
! the American river. and suddenly
tbfew aHay his tos4s and Start q up
the hill On run. Fire 49, opened on
him from txO q ting ynas and a
dozen flde aud he ie pierced By four
bullets. lie siii p.obaisy ase.
DOy Watefms wio wa, visiting
| tle ffi On. sitnt s.ed be .ssue.
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rHE KoAD-sCULLIN0 ENDED
Gaudaar, Eess ard Plaisted Win
the Prizes.

NYw YouK. Oct. IS.-Thc road -scul-
ling match which has run through the
week ciosed tonight. A prize Of $50
was given each niS hit for tae best daily
recofd. aaudaur and Ross Won all OF
them. The final score was: Gaudanr
4 S miles. / lap Ross, 462 miles, .
laps; fiaisted. 455 miles. 2 lapsi Me
kay. 4si miles, | lap; Babear, 3al
miles. ? laps. Conley, s5i miles I;
HaIum, 375 miles. Lee, a97 miles, 8
laps.
Gandaur wins the $3.50 prize Ross
get. the second prizsd of $40.
Piaisted gets the third prize 500, and
al o the $50 prize for the greatest
number OF mites run during the night.
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THE LAST BASEBALL GAMES



NEw YoRx. Oct. l3.-The league
season closed here to-day, with game
between New York and Indianapolis.
Score: liidianapolis 8, New York 4.
Batteries Boyle and Buckley, kcefe
and Brown.
PHiLAptLFuiA, Oct. 1S.-By non-ap-
pearance Chicago forfeited to the
Philadelphia team to-day by 8 to o.
WAsaISGToE, Oct. 13.-petroit closed
the championship season here to-day
by defeating Washington. Score:
Washington 4, Detroit Z. Batter es
O'Dav and Mack. Beatin and Sutclitfe.
BosroS, Oct. l3.-The league season
closed here to-day with two games.
score: First game, Boston 3, Pitts
burg |. Hatteries: Madden and Kelly.
Morris and Carroll Second game !:
Score. Boston3. Pilt>burg2. Bat cries I;
Radbourne ana Kelly. Morris and
Carroll.
BRooELyN, Oct. -. - Athletics ].
Brooklyn :.
CiNixHAri, Oct. is.-The game be-
tween the st. Louis and Cincinnati
clubs was not played, owing 10 bad
ne fther.
BALTinoRE, Oct. 23.-Baliimore 0,
7 Cleveland :.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
CineiHnati's Association Baseball
Club for Sale.
Last League Games-John L. snlli
van as sporting Editor-The
Turf-canoeing-Ia

CiScgNEArI, Oct. 49, President
Stearns of the Cincinnati ball club,
who had made arrangements to lay
out $4,000 for new players next sea-
son and has fourteen men under con-
tract announces that on account OF
the ex0rbitant rent demanded for bail
grounds next season, he has decided
To offer for sale the club, with the
American Association franchise, to
any one for $4,000 cash, without re-
Sefye
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los AxsEa ;. ocs. is-Tais afler-
Boan tramp eai.ea af the kcase Of
Mr.. G. s4eAe Y On taaEE5av-s r4neh.
ssni4 tssessz1 s.. "a tisis coffsty, AMI
> fer aeiA.s ~ asi tpsqie gnanf er
srW tsssio airs escAtit sezed TIE
Ne4p = y ~L.th NAe essss.&fs' Il. sheet
ssaa ? then Flaees Tue toi - her
bead &lsa AsSn. tie la eEtesi her
n=cz- slJe..ss', isess.. bo-, b g ing tcr
efses esil4s - htf q sas5Anee. h.
tramp hfyu a. hiai ana slO uin ff-oi
TIC ssasaP kaskstga lie hsaa. kiii8g
hLai la t=nt-s. Mrs Sex It's vounas
th1 81 ss5Ous are lot ntse- ally
la-al
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SAS FRAxcIscn, OGt\ 10 sisciai an
"a. Fftcenaeusi mace from fhe termar
COZ eAiate ia this city uf the eecisTa-
tien cf { German YFotei l. rate over
Pseasan, land. located ~ tie - sb
Pa iEc. in sAtitsoe ~ Gegrses = n.isi-
gt.-s south suaFisage ana lS7 degrees
5 usiatases e..St. lt will heseait trs Is
ubiect TO tie came government q.
ire Marshal. GesNu sea troF,sseues
i-Isnds Tie SIS partAtsass ~ AIMS ~
auiuuit.on iaso .he Islands Is tied !
fs.rfs.r.fsssfg
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PHEASANT VALLEYS SORROW.
Tbirty-Ihree tfttssas Of the Had
Hun Disaster Burisd.

WLEFsBkKEE, Ia. ucf. f3. = At
Peasant taify tai m0 ming, ~
priests IS i-ie4 a. The fgnefai erFiees
over 80 sistlaas 81 the n "a Run OIL
asfeF. IAe eatsfe foPa alton was
pre- euf. Rev FAtLe. Crane = cached
an ei04aeat seTmon. Z he Bts~iss were
iatsrrssi IN tAe Cat o.le c.metefy,
asni3 tAe -ads.cst aeeAes ever witnessed
ta4.
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PuyALLup. w. T., Oct. (. 1888.

PuYALLUP, W. T., Oct. 5, 1888
James Boutwell,, Secretary Home Fire In
surancc Co, Seattle, w. T.--DEAR SIR: Ac-
cept my thanks for your check for $500 just
received | had not yet received my policy
when the fire occurred. but it proved 20. X,
and your promptness pleases me. The fire oc-
Cured yesterday and today the money is paid
in full of the face Of my policy, shall say the
"Home" of Seattle is good enough for me-
Very Respectfully. L. BARTLETT.
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paSAsA. est Is The Gesefa fSc.as
O Carzsks fsB isaes aoc.Imeats prov
Jog shs Gre i.ft ~ b ssarpesi
f-os e sion OF Vefez en- tsrr tory
and + Ssh author navc rso~ hsea
appo IA e.. they sre ezised c f.lInaii-
Ger the or eFs of II. Eii b ei and
81 0gerse, lbs gOysEamea. A. rrss'
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gEw Yeas. Ces. i3--At Staten is
anu i}-,say tar lat-fnatiy q eaaiien {
p canoe race wS~ foWea ia three
heat between :. llaSe u Bro IL yn
and Walter stewart ol the Roy al
Canoe C8ue. iosdYa- Lake won
aanliy ia straight nests.
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Txp,.xsrsgl-, OFT. is-Ths Hsrri-
saa s.ese.ss ie't tss-.ay eonsl@'ed af tsie
Hoans Asis's Republican, Ciuo o
asilwauk n. asussk sss so1g- ara a
isnsg aaaahtF 0f sEstse IA III Aulegl-
cas- tla al Ch'saEs. The .enerzl re-
eeivta ghsn tlsgstssgr al so'si0ek d ;
EfnE "A T0ns.is-on's hali, aaa :
! esse tsaefa - RE eng.h. 4 cor +.
= 5stee - r~-s-,ia fe t'lsvs- g;
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NEw YoGE Oes. 49, he iaero c
"a = IA fsf the Dhiiest St4gc- slanFien-
ship and the oel8isa esp. betHesa The
stsssn is.ana Ath.ete cab aElI fhe
BroskiyH L&craa 1T sh, as ~en hy
the latter. after te psfats ssrtlEs.e.
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THE SHOOTING Or DoSoHuE.
The Corners Jury Present Two Re-
ports-Neither Accuse Harrington.


SAN FRANclseo. Oct. I3.-The in
quest into the killing of David Dono-
hue in the Republican county con-
yention rooms September ~, was con-
elutle.i this afternoon, and the Jury
retired 10 deliberate. John MeAuIihe,
who aes nowledged shooting Harrins- :
ton, was charged with nonohne's $
murder. AMI was arrested this alter
noon, but released on bail
The coroner's jury rendered two
veraicti this evening. The majority
state they are unable to find who fred
the ia al shot. One juror renders a
minority verdict and hnds the shot
was fired by Wm. Harrington in self
defense. Corner Stanton has prepared
report TO the grand jury in
which he indorses the minority verdict.
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FOR SALE.

eio ACRES Pine FARNiNG AND
O1u meadow land Ties'drd in the IL
no,as Paloase country .CJutAiuteg sale oi
pure running waief aad aUmeruuS raar
springs. The only water Sg which pa irolt
can b. suppiied aside frosa wells, heihs =
aua Sfnrk lam. two ritics trfa Erei OF
on "a .rsRd aud wagon ROAD tss's4 teues.
,.,..s house lSN2 Wigh ell l4x1a. rustic huisls
with three tOfches GtsoG barn, rrssi'-rt
fssihousc. ysssstshed aud ether out build
inv-. Five scres pf voting oFchsFd q
ehnieaSf traits. also auncr0uS arnA lnetl' a.
trces in thrifty cnmdits.a. Can D. tnsiie 4
FpsuisI farm Win ssii or trade thr same
Inv ~ansrsr or Tasufas rr3peTiy. Asisress :
ADAM CHAPLAIN, HRdic0it Washington
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VIII Sue DR.. Naekrnxie for Lfbei.
BEEsIS, Oct. i&-ft i stated that
Drs, btrgsnsnn and GerharIt viii sar
I Dr. Mackenzie for libel on account Of
the statements mase in bis book ~
gariing the treatment of the late
Emperor Frederick.
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YaIe pas ais.oa s.r.t-rrlI.

Pa LspFLfa81A, Oct. 1.-The Xsss
c.tless toas-Hsii teasa sc eatea as
Uuise5sisy q fsnn yiszuil seAsG here
ty-das b. as-qae 81 = - 70.
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protest. he; nevertheless the people ne
main with their arms folded. watching
the dis:negnbermento Of their territory.
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a FieHrI>G EDITOR.
Mr.. Sullivan Of Bests About TO
Butter Literature.

New YoRg, Oct ls--John L Sul,i-
van has accepted The position OF
sporting esitor .. thc Aes fogA Has
f,afad Meas
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gsRtTTfE NURSERY 80 LOCATED VNk
- uliie fnom Neslsf's Wharf, oa Niii sts'et
tft kin,i. ~ Frssf Rus Ornamental TIVE
F7ruaeriur And Eyerxrvrn shrsiis. AL Esnas
81 sgrs4,uhuslse sai hariy Plants and hnlfss
Raasuegx xa6 euf s0weTS Al al SEASONS q
ne ttsr sand fos q SiVcuisr G W Ian
TOY. Fraa SfteN
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NOTICE.
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.

>roTfcE Il HERvBy GIVEN TINT
y - ais7d csf r. vii b. ryceitta = by the
undersigned clerk of she citt - sgstllr, on
~ before Friisv. De,uher te, ih,>, - =
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