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Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
A Handsome snuw.

Holland, the photographer. at NJ. S07
Market street, has re fitted his outside
show cases and now has one OF the finest
displays In this city. Among she many
pictures exhibited are the likenesses OF
some well-known citizens, which are
taken in such a llie-lke manner that
they are recognized at a glance, Dur
the past few years there has been many
Improvements in the photograph art,
but Holland has Kept pace with them
and introduced new instruments and
Iey'rything else c injected wlta the bu l.
ness as fast as they were invented. The
time was when those who wished hrsl
class pictureI were Obliged to go tc
Philadelphia to obtain It, but now it car
be procured in this city at much lesI
cost. holland also has the iDstautaneouI
camera, by which pictures cf babies cal
be ,Qcured as quick as aash Of light.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
A Romance IN mormondUn,

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., May lo-In
1859 Jonn Oraddock and Miss Mary
A. wilkes were married In BroUnwell,
|Stafiordshire, England. In 1894 they
became converted to the Mormon faith,
came TO America ana made thsir way
ia Salt Lake City, the wife going ahead
with . wagon train Of immigrant
women. When OTaddook arrived ri
Salt Lake he could find no trace of his
vile, who, IL seems, wSs kept 10 cap
tivity several months by a Mormon
Elder.
She finally escaped and, falling t.
lfnd her husband, retu,nad 10 EnglapC
in 1896 Craddook mean y Whiie hSt be-I
Uniformed that his wife Was dead, aB(
he again married, removing - 1hts city
His Brsi wife eight months ago lea net
LOT his whereabouts from letters writer
kby Craddook 20 relAt yea In England
I5he came to this city recently and sfte
talking the matter over, relluqu,Ebet
all claim and yes'etdRy left fGr Phiis
ldelphin, from which place shs will saI
for her home 10 England
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Tho Pa,roniZ,Dg fsuux DOCTOR

There Is story going about 30 good
that It ought to be made public. and so
improbable that it must be true A very
eminent London surge on-one of the
lights OF the profession the other day
observed a gentleman fall in the street
de went to his aid, and found he had
broken his leg II was only q simple
fracture but the man was badly hurt.
The surgeon used his umbrella as a splint,
and, with his own and borrowed hand
kerchiefs, bandaged the limb tightly, put
the patient in q cab and drove to the
nearest hospital. There they were re-
ceived by young surgeon or his locum
tenens, you've bandaged this very
well, )" said the hospital surgeon "You
ila ter me" said the great gun "Not
at ALL" said the other II suppose
you've been attending an ambulance
class They say llttls learning Is q
dangerous thing, but the little you'y,
learnt you've put to good acc 1unt.
can't give you your umbrella now, but 1
you leave your address It shall be sen
home 81 had best give you my card, :
said the eminent surgeon And he did SO
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Llttlewosd % scat me keeot d

NEW YORK, May IL Ia spite of go
we're stomach pains aud strained mus
ole In the leg, Lit .lewood pluosily CON
,inuss on tbs track, sticking Ies2.utely
to his work. He declared this morning
that, in spite of all obstacles, he was
determined to best Albert's great record
Of 62l miles.
This announcement was received
with enthusiasm By his baokers nnd
friends, who were afraid that bis lame
ness and stomach trouble would com
| pei him to lose his place as lesder.
The struggle for second place will bt
between Hertg and Guerrero, and the
probabilities setm TO indicate thai
Guerrero's chances Sre the bett Both
men are working on sohsdu!es, and
Guerrero declares that he will cover
l05 miles TO day, and the same disla ocs
i 10 mOrIeW.
The score at 1.30 this morning WAS
LittleWood, 439; Guerrero, AIS; usrty
Alb; Golden, 3s9; NcremRc S72; Hughse
37l; Dillon, $40; Csmpnna, $50
TneIe was big shout when tha littl
Iscotchm man, NoIemac, hustled HuRhs
out OF eth lace Hughes, ihlush fl
very bad condition, win not givc Ut
Bobby Vint, VIII left ihs track yester
Idsy, will not g. on Egnin.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Oowardly Assault,

A young man residing in the esit'
part Of the city took his Rest sirl to
Academy last evenioR, where they
eating gum and sour dropB while sTJI
Ing the pantomime performance
returning home with his Rilli Vh'
sides In the neighboIhood Of SeGnd
Madison streets, aud after bidding
good night at the door, he was WenaII
his way homewArd with visions o.
fair one let behind, when hs WM y
denly awakened from his reyerls pl
blow in the face, feilowed by ssVe
others on different parts OF MS po'
He started on q foot race, and Nai iuv
enough to distance bis purtutr.
assailauts should be arrested
fined for breach OF the pssos, IS 70
astaulis are becoming Of too eona
occurrence In the western part OIL
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

RlOR RRLNI-ADOmS,vu ,vuRS .lHED Oh
K unfurnished, Elthpu. boa Spa Weht
street.. NIL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
saloons en onarsh rropsr.y.

Uufavorable com ment has been made
on the fact that the revenues of Trinity
Church, New York, have been increased
by rents from saloons located on the
church estate 1t is notorious that nu-
merous saloons haye nodrished on the
Trinity property, and att ntion was re.
Gently called 10 the matter Uy the World.
The officers OF Trinity Corporation claim
that they are blameless In the matter
Whenever there exists legal cause for
prohibiting the s'le Of LIQUOR on church
property, II is claimed that saloon keep.
era are not permitted to remain. The
reason assigned why the saloons have exist
ed is that they were on property which
had been LEASED by the corporation to
private persons who put up the buildings.
AS fast as these leaees expire conditions
are imposed prohibiting the sale oil liquor
on the premises. During the past few
months a number OF such leases have run
out and the corporation has refused to
renew them until the conditions are com.
piled with. Most of these places are To-
Gated on Christopher, Hudson and Green
wIch streets. The ground was origin ally
leased for 81 years Strange to say tn,
church neglected to impose any condition
In the original leases which would pre-
vent the use ofbui dings erected thers OF
for saloons New York World.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
NotaFrlend or Mo,ls,ngmen

PITTssURe, Nay l0.-Ths recent as
seIti0n OF ConRtessmau W. l.. Scott,
the free trader, that ue Is a friend OF the
worEiugman, IS doubted by Ex.seore
tAry r D. Layton, OF the Knights Of
LABOR, who lsii for Scott Haven where
Scott coal mluere are located, TO pro
cure !ac;s NBd figures 70 show that
Sect. Is no. Only unfriendly TO orRsn.
lied labor, oU. that he la always paid
lower wages TO his men than were paid
by nry other operator IN the GOAL 1e-
Riou. They will ne sent 10 OOngressnA an
Brumm, who will combat Eat. Scott
wita the facts ;e3uEed from his own
eDsploye3.
Wien tle coal operat jrs Of the csun
try few months ago agreed upon mi
form rate OF wages, and seveuty.uine
cenls psr TIN was hksd for the Pitts
burg district, Scott refused 10 pay NOR
than seventy. four cents. His miner
struck for o1g time, aud were hnAl
", through necessity, compelled to re
torn to work.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Tho Fire E1tiurui,har.

Mr.. Henry Hill, OF Camden, N. ,
gave very satisfactory exhibition
the usefulness OF the Lewis Hand n
ExtiDguieher, In case OF conalR
tior, on the lot at Ninth and BbIpI
streets, on Thursday afternoon. A d
wooden structure, 20 feet high, ,.A'ursa
with three gallons OF coal oil and u
gallons of pine tar, was set on Gre, q
the heat hoon became 40 intense as
osute the crowd Of persons to fell I'd
some fiity yards, when Assistant I'D
Jenny rushed for ward and dashed h
Of the extingulshers on the tAnes, d
they were almost Immediately ext
guished. Tho bulldipg wAs sstursl
with oil a second time, when 9 mai
was applied, and the oil burned herce
An application Of the eItlDgaiSh
however, ektinguished them In IN
credibly short space Of time proving
Lewis Hand Fire EVtinguisher one
the most useful inventions Of the .
Mr.. Hill can be consulted at 1917 NJ
ket street, Camden, N, j In regard
1t, and furnish the extnguisher al
per dozsn.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
Murdered at s2 -orow Indians 10 be
Transferred -rhe New $40 silver Ger
tficAts Approved.

William Kenniston, aged SO, farmer
at North Booth Bay, Me was murdered
on Tuesday night in his home by Llewel
lyn Quimby, aged 20. There was evl-
dence of a terrible struggle, which began
in the bedroom and ended in the kitchen,
where the old man was stabbed TO death.
Quimby had worked for Keaniston, and
It is thought the motive for the ime was
revenge. Quimby was arrested, and
when srraigned plead guilty.
Orders have been issued by the Seere.
ltary of War for the transfer of eight
Crow Indians, confined at Fott Smelling
MINI, and four Apache Indians at Fort
lPickens, Fla, TO the Indian school at
Carli lie, Pa. The Crows are portion oi
this band that participated In Sword Bear
er's war, and the Apaches are part o.
: GeroDimo's trloe. 1t is prooosed to send
Geron mo and the rest OF his band u
Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala.
Secretary Fairchid yesterday approved
1.-THE design of the new $40 silver certih
Gates, aud the notes will soon be Put II
clrculation. The design includes fin
portrait of ex>Secretary Manning, sup
ported by figures OF relief representa-
"Labor" and Prosperity"
William Hopkins, who was TO hav
been hanged in Raoun County, Ga, to
d.y, has been respited by the Governor
who, It may be presumed. has doubts o.
. his sanity. Hopkins stoned q stranger
death at country church because b
! wore "biled" shirt.
Mayor Hewett, OF New York, yestei
y dav appointed General Fitz John Port'
to be Fire Commiss oner; Charles Nc
IN Lean Police Com mis- Toner, and stevei
son Towle Park Commissioner
ID M, Dewey, of Detroit, Mich, HI
le be N elected editor and business manag
of the Journal OF United Labor, Il
20 official organ of the Knights OF Labo
and assumed charge yesterday
BY A petition is being circu ated smoi
the different assemblies OF the Knights
Labor, asking Congress to adopt the I
Neill bill, TO protect free from convict
& Dor.
As Charles Turner, German grocerym
}" in Pitisburg, shot and killed his wife y
" terday morning and then committed 81
ftt eide. The cause OF tbs tragedy
jea'ou
= Henry Baron, aged a, shot aud k Ill
his son In law, j. 4. Higgins, in Deny'
Col, Wednesday night They QUARREL
about dog.
Kzra Fin prominent lumber deal
T. in Scranton, Pa, was run ,over
l. killed by train on the Delaware a
Hudson Canal Railroad yesterday.
y The bookkeeper OF Nicholson, FIR
4 4 Co. dealers in glassware, in Bost'
I who recently failed, have confessed
peculations aggregatlng 500
Policeu an Nolan was shot six times
Chicago, early yesterday morning,
two members Of the notorious Mo-
Mott gang of houssbteakers.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a Hoy Hero,

Next Monday night Martin Hayden,
supported by au excellent company, will
commence an engagement OF three
nights at the Opera House, in the sensa-
tlonal drama entitled "a Boy Hero" ="
This play is thoroughly exciting, well
mounted and produced with startling
mechanical effects Mr. Hayden, who
sustains the character of the hero, is a
talented young actor who gives promise
of becoming one of the brightest lights Of
the American stage. Mr. Joseph Mel
rose, the 'ather OF the charming soubrette
Ada Melrose is managing Mr.. Hayden,
and says that be is one OF the most talent
ed young men he has ever come in con
tact with, AS the weather is now quite
iwarm, Mr. Melrose has concluded to re.
duce the prices Tor this engagement to 10
20 and 80 cents, which will afford all AT
fopportunity of seeing this fine play, ant
depending an evening of pleasure
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Mard meetlnks

TIL Repuh lcars Of the Third ward
are requested to meet at L. G. Kent 5
o!Ecr, Fro4t and Madison streets, Oh
Saturday evening, May l2lh, at 8 O.
CLOCK, TO reject four delegates to repre-
sent the ward al t.g state Convention,
and elect turc5 members Of the County
Committee. By order of Ward Com
mitv q
The ReDu5.ea voting in the Sixth
ward are requested 20 meet st No. 81,
King street .a.u0rrog Saturday. even
luG a. n.elo-E or IN purpose OF elect
ing five ieleEa Jl The State Conven-
uoni u also three mem 1ers for tn
Coaatg Comm. &c, By order of War
LOm-.LLten
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Utah snubbeti.

NRw YORK, May 1l.-At yesterday d
stiJn OF the General Conference OF the
detu.digt Episcopal Church resolu
t on was adopted protesting n2ainst ad-
mistipg UtAh % a State, until conclu'
8 va sVileuco 10 shown thai poly y9amy
has oeasei to exist snonG the people
there Sish Sex Oog, delegate from
Foo ChOo, presented memorial asking
IA. converts from heathenlsm having
more ihsn ols wife, can bhll retaiI
moro than one wife, and nt the sam'
| PtIme be good Methodls.s. The matte
was referred TO the Committee on til
State OF the Churoh.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Funsrai OIL n u,nrh.

The remains Of Jerome B. Clark, late
yardmaster At Clayton, Del, with rela-
tives and friends, arrived In this city,
In special car attached 10 the Della.
sAre train, at IL 10 this afternoon.
They we're met by six ooLohes, In which
they were conveyed TO Riverview osme-
tery, where the interment TOOK place.
The pail bearers wera John MAboney
Ohief Engineer Tuff, VIM. Nichols,
BENJAMIN Baker, Thomas Brlson and
ID Chambers. The minister from Clay
ton conducted the services ct the HOUSE
and also ut the grave.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

fjiOUHD-'IN MOeLAI LASrAreTH
y ana king streets. a Y I'D braoolBt The
owner can have 1t bJ ceiling At eO3 shipley
street. itS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11

IJNUh SALE-3 FULL BKLD d.
IL shepherd dogs, u rec months ss1el1Ss,,
Old, at southwest corner OF rhird ami narfi
son BLfG cts, mill 2tA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Fatally Burned.

Anuier the soy ar old daughter of
MAJOR A. Hsrr ngton, residing about 3
miles IRON Milford, retired with the
Other members Of the i4mi y ON Wed.
nesday eve ing, and in about an hour
Afterwards her parents were aroused by
screams IRON the back yard, where she
ia1 gone 70. some purpo e, when her
dress had taken Ere. Instead of waiting
for asst tanCe She ran towards the peach
orchard, huudtsd yards of. When she
returned TO tie house and fell to the
ground, quiyering mass of scorched
flesh, every vestige OF her clothing hav-
Ing disappeared, size died In a few hours
aierSaJds The community is shocked
by ne mysterious occurrence, aud much
sympathy Is expressed ior her paaents.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Who is Deserving OF IL, He or the Other
RaTty2

When person is satisfied, in order to
get the good will OF the public, TO offer
good, solid, substantial, wei made gar.
ments. coming from reputable manu-
featuring concerns that ay attention Ii
the making Of goods, at the small profit
of seven Ind half per cent is he not
entitled 10 your custom? or would yol
rather go to ether hous ard pay IS o.
to. 50 for business suit, when ygu cal
go to the popular Lou. Fellteimer, tn
Economy Hall e'othl.r, 400 Marke
street, and get them TOR &5 S7i Cassi
mere suits that ether houses ask $40 81
Tor, adding Dig profits on you eau buy at
the Ecouo uyh tor S775 Beautfu
don5le-breasted Prince bert suits fol
tll.5O. A whlpcorl one for e14 ard
the best imported piece of goods in tn,
UnOtd Sta Is, cut in the same style, fol-
SlI.5O. And please bear In mind cork
rev suis can be bought as low as 60
at no other place than the Economy ,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
a Chance to Get It tor Nothing.

1 will tell you what I'll do II you can
conscientiously pronounoe my thirteen
pAttsrns In boys cults thai sffer for
t1.76 not worth double the money, III
not charge you cent for them. have
the handsomest aad largest ass >rtme /
OF boys and chlliren's suits In the cl'y
Of Wilmington, and the beauty Of II Is
every body knows II. Yon cant IN lei
the plsce 1T is 406 Market, bstween
Rum ford's and McCioeksy's hat stores
and the name of Lou Fallheinar and
"HoonC my HAll' is all over the build
Ing
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
spring sports,


The annual spriua exhibition OF the
Warren Athletic Club took plnoe yes.
terday afternoon on the old base bail
grounds, Fropt and Union streets. The
attendance wss very large, which
proved tia. our eitizans are beginning
10 appreciate athletic sports. The feld
ofiioers were ~ follows: judges, W.
NJ. r. Williamson, A T. Calhoun, ]. T.
Hyatt; meAsurers, W. A. Kimmey. Q.
lR. Triegs, James Wildlng; starter,
Geo. T. Hepbron; time keepers, Samuel
n. Baynard, Henry P. Soulier, j. D.
Knrtz, Jr.; clerk Of the course, A. u
lNtedermhier; assistaRte, James h
YATES, b b Tow nsend, Jr.i Judge O
walking William r. Kurtz; scorers, j
Il Shipley, j. J. Mccarvey.
The nTst contest was 120 yards
dash, which was won by W. N. Chan
ldler In Il SO seconds.
In the 100 yards handicap. open 4
All, there were several eLtiss, vhto
. was woR by E. NJ. Harvey In the hrs
I heat, and inc second by j. A. Temple
ten.
The pole vault was won by George A
+ Casey, of Msplewood, Pa the vau
being Q feet z inches.
The one mile bievole race Was wo
bY 1s d. oN t1f "a AN1oaAbEl
u The high jump Was won by y.
!, Terry, who jamped fact AZ iaohes.
.sl The one mile walk was vOa by u.
h Spence Of the Warren Club.
J, The half mile run Was won by II
h Gilmore, in 2 SO l 5.
T. The 200 yards handicap WAS nTsrdt
n to e. Il. Harvey. of SwArtbmofe, Pa
y ip II 3 seconds.
X Ths running broad jump race vi
e awarded TO Q. p. BonsAll, OF Philaae
IT phiA, he hsvlng jumped is ,eet o incht
ut The one mile bicy ole race wss won
es 8. Wallis MeTrihew.
ut Ths standing broad jump was vi
lis by O. 7. Simmons
re TIE prize for throwing the 16-pou'
lR hammer was Woa by j. T. Hudson, I
as distance being DO feet 8 Inches.
In the two mile bicycle race the pr
ID. wss awsrdsd TO 8. Wallis Merrihew.
n The sports we're highly enjoyed
o lall present.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
BEFORE tho Judge.

The follow ing cases wer3 disposed o'
by Judge Cummins tits morning. at the
City Court: Bridget Malloy, charged
with drunkenness, WAS discharged, but
her husband, John Malloy, was fined ;.
and costs for similar offence. Michae
Price was fined IS aud costs for drunken
ness, and Dennis Kane like amour
ior being drums and dis rderly. Fred
crick Deer and Levin Jones eng aged in
plain, every day drunk and were fine
Il and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
NOTES

Casey q arm seems to be all right.
Tho Phillles are playing great ball.
The tail.enders got there yesterday
Frank Rings has signed with s..
Paul.
The Plttsburgs could always bjt
Olai x ION.
John Coleman Is to he btelved by
PlttBDurg,
II aoeLns impossible for Washington
10 win.
O1Iuthers will p.tOh for the Brt oilyp
to day.
BAstAin lie play Ing second base In hii
o'd time form.
The Phillies are surprising everybod1 )
by their hne work.
Ths Phillies will meet the Detroitl
again thls Afternoon.
Borchers. the California pitcher, is Q,
route fer Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
FIFTH Edition,
WANT 1T Am AVENUE
West Front strest Property ow,
Want Its Name uhanea,

At' NAAub uhhnRAn
In Oity Council last evening Copno,,.
man Michael j. sharkey prssentsS sdvil' ~
following petition from nrom1 .n'
property owners on and man pa
gtreet, west OF Madison: ave tba W
dersigned citizsns OF Wilmino,on W.
Ing on or near West Front s,raat H1
speotfully petition your honorahIs g. III
TO change the name of the s,IS oou
from Its junction With MAdisos s oMed
and Mary land avenue, westward to ~
city hmite, to Lancaster ayenue ar
your petitioners will ever pray, stc "
= Among the parties urging The chan.
ave John Il. Elliot, Joseph PYLE. Gso,s
W. Bush. William Forrest, TLos a.
worth, William Bush, Waller n r.
Lewis 2. Bush, Jr., Read j. NIX
Michael j. Sharkey, John HamiIta;
Philip Plunkett, James Morrow. A
Tatum, Joseph H. Jone,, Il, p. pvi
Joseph W. Coley, William q. Conas
Thomas q. Harris, B. U. Harris, r.
SiewIrt, George W. Lukens, W
Wetk,, l. W BroBius, A. NJ. OlinhQ
Kant & Weeks, Alvan Allen n u
hughes, Daniel II. Stewart Josenh 4
Taylor, Thomas Il. Hoskep. WiluaN
O. Tinda'l and james Q. Dillon.
Mr.. 6harkey argued that the exta,
sion named In the petition had former
bsen known as Lancaster turnpike al
that the proposed change had pred
dents In. the naming OF Newport ,urI
pike, Mary land avenue; the Ksppd
turnpike, Pennsy lvania avenue M
Delaware avenue; the Oxford turnpik
Elliott avenue; Twenty arst street, va
dever avenue, etc. Another Argums
used is that at the point named n
street leaves the vicinity Of the riv
and runs over an elevated part Of 4
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
Coroasr,s Inauss,.

Yesterday aflert IN Coroner BArnhilll
|summoned the following named gontle-
men as Jury for the purpose Of hold.
Ing an inquest over the body OF Oarm 90
Mslacalzs, who was fatally injured on
4 the oircus grounds on Monday lasi, from
/ the effects OF which he died on We'd.
nesday last: George H. MARBLE, j. A.
Collins, NJ. j, Kelly. Peter 3. FAgau,
John Wagner, W. 10. JAnvier, George
| @ aim and j. Wesley Pyle.
After being sworn In the jury al
Ijourned until 8 O'Clock this morning,
when 1t met In the cofoaer's ofics, to
| AXE testimony.
The hrst winners called wsB 6ergtast
MOVey, who stated that fIAcss oc.
tcurred NJ Tue Rrounds, bat he did not
ses any one strike or throw y brick CT
stone st the deceased.
II Dre. Winner aud Springer testified as
TO the injuries recsivsd BY the deceased
which caused his death.
III Antonio Malacalzs, . brother OF the
| deceased, testified that Gro Wd set upor
ot MIA brother and stole n quantity o.
fruits, He resented the action, wherG
, upon the orbwd fell upon him and COM
menoed beating him. Among th'
, number was young man who picfet
q lup stone and threw Il al the deceased
There was also three pislol Bhots hra5
The pistol which WAS found upon th'
soene were u regular English bulldog
The witness could not, he thought
ereoognizs auy one Of his brother's ~
: IssilAnts. Andrew, another brother
!, IgAvs Of imilAr testimony.
This concluded the testimony so fsl
o whereupon Mr.. Collins introd uced
G resolution requesting the Mayor TO issu
= suitable eWRrd that would lead I
: any information as 10 who the peTs )
erl or persons were that caused the dea,
= lof OArman MAlAc0 ga. Altar Acoptip
n. the resolution the jury adjourned nut
Ito O'Clock Sunday morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-11
nusrnsardl on the street

A young miss, not yet 10 heI w w
sal on the step OF store near ssVV'
and Jefferson streets ore plRl.
week, and was blAstlng 70 genllsal
friend, to whom she was cohv..I
"tbat she always attended tie iaAn.l
at the AcAdemy on Saturday htlsluV1
aud that she would NOT miss lhsm
anything" The young fellow Aaois'' s,'
replied, "W ell, 1 think yoat nv
had better keep you at bone, loi!u
think the performances are 'mpiv'
your morals any. as the pays 30
sensational for one OF your sse
did not think 80, and interdeo !"
long as che was allowed
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