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MARLBOROUGH AND HIS WIFE
The SQuabble Between the Newly
Welded Pair Adjusted.

special London cable to the New York Sun,
January 2, says: A month or SO ago there was
squabble between the Duke and Duchess of
Marlborough caused by visit from Lady Colin
Campbell, but it was nothing more serious than
lovers quarrel The duchess thought the
duke was trife too attentive to his fair visitor
and her grace became jealous and sulked in
orthodox fashion. The behavior of the duke
and Lady Colin was quite proper and above
board. Lady Fannie Majoribanks, the dukes
married sister, and the only one of the family
whom he respects or fears, went down to Blen-
helm, and there was no difficulty in effecting
reconciliation.
usual health. She does not look very robust
now, but she drives about Woodstock buying
things, and was at grand ball last week.
The townspeople like her, and they say the
duke has become quite an attentive hus-
band.
Blenheim palace is just now full of the
noble members and connections of the great
Marlborough family. There is lots Of fun going
on, shooting parties every day and frequent
balls and other gayeties. 1t must not be
the district. The tradespeople don't worry
about his morals for he has spent very large
sums of money among them in undermining
Blenheim. 1t is estimated that each trades
man has made f59O out OF the duke within the
past twelve months.
1t is still war to the knife between the rector
of Woodstock and the duke. The rector, from
his drawing-room window, has a fine view of
Blenheim Park. the entrance to which is only
a few feet away. The duke swears that the
reverend gentleman shall not enjoy the pros
pect longer than can be helped, and his grace
has just arranged to make plantation of tall
fir trees right up against the parsons window.
When these have grown to fair size, not only
will the rector's view be stopped, but his draw
ing-room will have to be lighted artifcially at
all times of the day.
The mayor Of Woodstock complains of the
conduct of an American reporter who inter-
viewed him some weeks ago, and. in print, put
into his worship's mouth words he never ut
tered. The duke read the report Indignantly,
demonstrated with the mayor, declined to listen
to explanations and has ceased to invite him to
the ducal shooting parties. The mayor. who is
big man, wouldlike the reporter to call upon
him again.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Monthly Meeting of the Society-The
Proposed Memorial Tablet Discussed.

The Washington Monument society held its
monthly meeting this morning in the room Of
the Senate committee on foreign relations.
The attendance was unusually large, those
present being: Mr.. Geo. Bancroft, Senator
Sherman, Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Mr. Justice
Strong, Admiral Rodgers, Mr.. Horatio King
DIR. d. b. Clarke, DIR. J. N. Toner, Col. J. G.
Berret. Mr.. Edward Clark and Mr.. F. L. Har-
vey. Senator Sherman presided. Mr.. King
acted as secretary, while Mr.. Harvey performed
his duties as clerk.
The only business considered by the society
was the design of and the inscription to be
placed on large tablet which the society will
ask the Secretary of War to put in the interior
Of the monument. The tablet is to have on it
the names of the officers and members of the
society from its organization. On the ques-
ton of design there was an animated discus
sion. DR.. Toner favored tablet classic in
its simplicity. Mr.. Horatio King advocated
the adoption of something more esthetic, more
in accord with modern taste. 1t was decided
to construct the tablet of bronze, but no con-
clusiOn was arrived at as to its form or as to
the inscription. The matter is now in the
hands Of a committee, CONFUSED Of DIR. Well
ing and DIR. Toner They will report to the
next meeting, on February a. when the matter
will be decided.
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The New York aqueduct commission passed
q resolution to re-employ all honorably dis
charged soldiers or sailors who have not been
discharged from the employment on the aque-
duct for neglect Of duty or misconduct, and to
pay them for the time Of their suspension.
For the first time in ten years New Haven
has a republican mayor, Henry F. Peck, who
was inaugurated Tuesday.
Reports state that four of the negroes impli-
Gated in the Wahalak, Miss, affair have been
killed by white avengers.
Gen. Golf was served yesterday with notice
Of contest by Judge Fleming, the democratic
candidate for governor of West Virginia. Golf
is elected by ITO majority ON the face Of the re-
turns.
bill was introduced in the Nebraska senate
yesterday afternoon to prevent the importa-
ton Of armed men for police duty. It IL aimed
at Pinkerton's men.
In regard to published reports Of the ILL.,
feeling against Americans in Hayi on account
of the Haytien Republic matter Minister Pres
ton states that the reports are unfounded.
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An Insane RefOrmer.
HE TRIES TO KILL WOMAN BECAUSE SHE WAS
DIsREPUTABLE.

DISREPUTABLE.
A man giving the name of John Arthur
Burns was arrested in st. Louis yesterday for
a murderous assault on a woman in disreput-
able house at 521 Clark avenue. When asked
to plead he answered: I'm the presence of God,
the destroyer of impurity, not guilty" The
woman testified that Burns had choked her and
threatened to cut her throat and tear out her
heart. Her neck was badly lacerated by his
nails He changed his mind, and seizing her
by the ankles pushed her body out of third
story window. and was in the act of hurting her
to the sidewalk when the officer seized him.
The man, who is mad as a March hare. says
he was ordered by God to slay this woman for
her impurity. He said he came from hades.
and when he had completed his mission will
return there
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A Fight Among Reform School Bows.

ONE OF THEM SERIOUSLY CUT BY HIS COMPANIONS
Last evening fight occurred at the reform
school between a party of colored boys, in
mates Of the institution, during which Dorsey
Fultz and John Barnes cut and injured VIM. H.
Docket The fight took place just before sup
per, when the boys were on their way from
their work to the family building. The fight
was the result of quarrel ON New Year day,
when there was a discussion between two Of
the boys as to whether policeman could swear
against person in the Criminal Court or not.
Fultz was called upon to prove the question
under discussion. Docket, Fultz claims, has
since made threats against him, and yesterday
when they met Docket approached Fultz with
his hands in his pockets. Fultz says that when
Docket came toward him he took TN old case
knife and cut him. Another boy, he said, came
to Docketts assistance, and then Barnes took
his (witnesso part. During the fight he says,
Docket was cut about the neck, face and back.
After the cutting Fultz and Barnes took to the
woods, where they were subsequently caught
and brought back to the school, where they
were detained until II o'clock, when Officers
Slack and Fifield escorted them to the eighth
precinct station. This morning in the Police
Court the boys were charged with assault and
battery with intent to kill, and the case was
continued to await the result Of Dockett's in
juries.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Warren Choate,
John E. Edwards, Lewis L. Devices, and H. L.
McNair have been admitted to the bar Of the
supreme court Of the District on motion of Mr..
w. willoughby, chairman Of the examining
committee
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A MOUNTAIN AMAzoN.-A Parkersburg, W.
Va, special to the New York World, says:
Deputy United States Marshal Springston, ac-
companied by posse, surrounded the home Of
George Mowery, an alleged lincolnshire" seller
few days ago in Gilmer county. The officers
tried to force the door, when Mowerys wife,
who is an excellent shot and willing hand
with the pistol, suddenly opened the door and
began firing on the men, compelling them to
take refuge behind the stumps of trees in the
yard. The woman then shut the door, barri-
caded it, and made a port hole between the
logs of the cabin, through which she pushed a
rifle barrel The amazon kept the men in
their uncomfortable position for an hour or
more, taunting them and daring them to show
their heads. While the woman was keeping
the men behind the stumps her husband sue
ceeded in escaping.
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The BRowYISe DIVORCE CAsE.-The decree
Of divorce in the case of Mary NJ. against Liv-
ingston Browning was granted, only from bed
mony.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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where his services may be useful Address AMERI-
Gus, Star Office. ta3-3t4
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vae oee bIcks Agency sis
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as chamberinaid. Box 21. Star office. ja2-3t'
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"a Star Office ja2-6t'
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hosIeT; nftesu years experience IN care OF horses
best Of references Call or address 42S New Jersey
ave- NV jap ST.
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For full list apply to wESCoTT s WILCOX.
JAP 1907 Pa ave. NV.
NOR RENT-DEsIRABLE BRICK HOUSE. POS ID
Il 1T. H. IL rooms and bath; all modern improve
Eents; south 'front.' key at 207 ID ST. Inquire Of
owner. 1918 Corcoran ST. ja2-3t'
I.OR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
Il tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and SITS NV
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Modern Art.
Harriet Hosmer's Interview.
Your mission here?"

Harriet Hosmer's Interview.
Your mission here?"
For one thing, am going to give a few
talks at various points, for the purpose of Gre
ating an interest in the new school of art. In
fortunately, artists, in striving to pattern from
the ancients, neglect to attempt original con-
ceptions Now the classics are excellent,
grand noble. But the artists who drew from
the beautiful myths of Grecian fable believed
in their models as a religion. But we do not
We do not want Jupiters and Bacchuses and
Nenuses. but do want their purity, their
charm. But we want something modern to
form, and want to enshroud that with the
grandeur of purity that ancient artists have
left us a legacy"
"How do you consider the Grecian ideals of
feminine form?'
"As the acme Of excellence. The problem of
my life has been, why those who model fashion
have made departure to the opposite extreme
of Hellenic simplicity Certain it is that those
who set fashions for society appreciate Grecian
models The Venus de Medci is as large about
the waist as about the chest But, while society
leaders will admire that statue, they would
weep their eyes away were they compelled to
appear in the same unconfining, flowing drape-
ries. DIR. Mcdowell once lectured on the form
OF a lady who had died from tight lacing. The
ribs, instead of diverging diagonally down.
ward, had been cramped up until they inter-
laced This had forced the upper organs up
and the lower ones down, until death had re-
suited"
"Will fashion eventually revert to the natural
lines of Grecian maidens?"
81 am quite sure it will. 1t is now at the
diametrical extreme. Like pendulum, it will
swing back again"
What are your choicest works, in your own
estimation?'
THE Sleeping Faun' is one. replica is in
the drawing room of my friend Louise, Lady
AshburtOn. She is coming here to visit me in
the spring, if l remain, which 1 may do. She
will be remembered with pleasure by Ameri-
cans as the daughter Of Lord Ashburton, who,
with Webster, formulated the Ashburton treaty.
Beatrice Cenci' is from picture by Guido,
now in the Barbermid palace in Rome. The
legend has it that she was executed near the
bridge of st. Angelo for completely with her
mother in assassinating her father"
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WANTED . WOMEN !. FIRsI-CLAss COOKS,
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EsE@ H'na c00sa Men
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND TO ASSIST IN
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Apply at 1101 18th ST.. after pm. It
WANTED-A WOMAN WHO CAN COME WELL
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n. ja3-2ts
WANTED -INTELLIGENT LADY IN ONE OF
WANTED--AGENTs FOR NEWLY PATENTED
making from s5 SAC per week eacn
siys territory free one years employment euaran-
JAMES ROACH, 1884 Girsrd ave-, Philadelphia, Pa
WANTED-A CoLoREp WOMAN AS COOK IN
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WANTED CLASS HARDWOOD FINISH
ii as.ss;. Apply 1901 Mass ave IL to O'clock
w TO write at once to p F. DURHEMiN, Is Warren
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WANTED = IMMEDIATELY = TWO LADIES OF
w good appearance and address, able 70 furnish ref
erences Sn9 experience regIdred sg weekly hours
nv ANTED-TO TELL YOU WHERE TO OBTAIN
where to secure it at City Intellisense office,
WANTED-A COLORED MAN TO WAIT ON AN
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND TO ASSIST IN
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WANTED-wHITE COOK fIALE1, WHITE
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WANTED-GENERAL AND LOCAL AGENTS TO
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sells at sight territory absolutely free salary to good
CO., Onalaska, Wis. ja1-3t'
WANTED-A STEADY, RELIABLE GIRL TO DO
nights; from the country preferred. Apply with
references at 43O 10th st. NV. jaf-3t'
WANTED-LADIEs TO ENGAGE IN SOLICIT
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MANUFACTURERS EMPLOYMENT Blu
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WANTED - TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
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from Patent Office Address, stating lowest terms, b.
W. W., Star office. 1t
WANTED-BY THE 18TH INST. BY NEWLY
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for light housekeeping Must be moderate. Capitol Hill
preferred. Address CLARVO, Star Office. ja3-3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE
w or two Rooms furnished, with Board; centrally
located. Address " DE B., Star office. ia3-3t.
WANTED-Tw OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
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mother. Only private families north of and west of
4th SITS need answer. ID. I. D., Star office. It,
ANTED-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Rooms well heated can rent soon. See u.s.
jag Inn ROOM RENTING AGENCY 6l2 9th St NV
WANTED-TwO OR THREE ROOMS NEAR 10TH
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dress KITCHEN, Star office. ja1 -3ts
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

IroR RFNT-47 AND 40 = ST n. w NEAR
IT Printing and Pension oces, each house containing
basement Kitchen and dining room. parlor and bed
room. , bed rooms, bath room, rent go 80, in adj
vance inquire LION ToBRINER, 322 ~ 81 n ".
kaQ
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STORES, OFFICES. &c.

Store and d'w'g l7O2 Boy sts NV s,s
Pa. ay. n.w.......S 100 Stable l4I6 4 -, ~
Store 1927 ID st. n. so 9th and Pa ay nm a. 81
Store 1706 Pa. av. NV. so tl5 9TH ST. r. aSS
Store and cellar 2126 40l 9TH ST. Isl AGO.. 40
18th st. NV 35 so room .. ,' m
Store 1000 n. Cap ST.. 80 46S La ave- Isl III =,
Store and dw'g 18th and Cellar 5i3 M AZ n =.
The above is only a portion of the prunartr ~
hooks. For full list call Office for bulletin ,s.v
the LIST and 9Th. fd2Sl THOS. L. wACGAMI Sn
FoR RENT-llos E ST; Sc; 9 ROOMS; ALL
all mod. imp; new. s25. $40 Sd st. sw: roons
sl5 s23 3D. st. sw; 9 rooms sl5 ia ls3 L ST. s.w. !;
NV. u5th and 18th, L and M; q rooms AT N5
F Eenton St ne rooms w. water aS sss
NIsHED,-1el4 Sunderland Place; elegantly fur
$3.50 per mo. GEORGE E. EMMoNs. $50 q. n.
621-.Sm ''-A-" W.
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Church. Address Box 81, Star office. jas-3t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-F0R IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER, z TO
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north of St price not to exceed $4,000. GEO. F.
GRAHAM, 1903 Pa. ave. jaS-3ts
WANTED-A HOUSE FROM THE OWNER IN
w the northwest, and west of 14th ST., worth from
$4,000 to 10000. for an immediate purchaser.
ja3-6t HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 st.
WANTED-LADY WOULD LIKE TO HIRE FOR
w few months small furnished house or Furnished
fiat in good neighborhood. Terms must be moderate.
Address PROMPT PAY, Star office. ja22ts
WANTED
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callers than We can supply. Also houses to sell.
HEBRON RAMEY,
d7-1m 1907 st. NV.
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ALBERT FOX.

js3-6t szo -. u. v.
NOR RFST-3317 AND 1919 ST. n, W. e-kooM
r. bay window bricks bath and all MOD I'M =. SSo
per mo q. O. PAYNE co, 613 18th st ,AS-dS
NOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE $50 lsT sIkEEI
N in nice order; all mod. inps: front ana oask
yards: coal vault in 'front.' rent S20 T. eAti51aAN'
:l3O st ST. Sao-'t-
u,oR RENT-4l7 II ST. Nv ,TWo-Sro9!ktinl
r Brick rooms mod imrs. at go 81. ineiuullnss
water rent Inquire Of A. EBERLY's SONS, I'm
st. NV. 49,.
NOR RENT-6-RoOM BRICK HoUsE-31s nth
r street. = water and gas convenient TO herulcs
ana cars; els Apply to r. Z. PIRO, attorney, So
Louisiana avenue. 'as,-AH
nor RFNT-NEAR NEW SIGNAL OFFICE. 2626
Il St Is rms and bath: all mod nnps large yards
and closets, press brick. bay window fronts. AILis
kSt
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IyoR RENT
II 1924 9th 81. NV, rooms $3S
80 Ism ST Sw- y rooiiis. $500 ~
PSI Penn sylvania Sc. oroom flat ~
22e pennsylvana ses a-rUom Is
js3-st CHR RUPERT 4o3 9TH ST. NV.
NOR RENT-yERY COMFORTABLE NEW SIX
II room houses, near electric railway; l9lo. lo2o.
1922 North Capitol st TO desirable tenants, 1re-
NOR RFNT-BRICK HOUSE. % 5TH ST NE;
II six rooms and cellar; moderate Improvement:
s,,2 so. Apply at 623 Pennsy lyAnia ave sc. ys9ot
i 100 Hsinw-1or.s75 1879 9Th st NV, n. e
pl3N Y ave. l3r......e3 222 l9th ST. n e, VI;
$40 stnw. ifr..... SO 1917 Valley st. TIP
1926 Sth ST n W, lOr 40 1l6 1Oth St ne ~
9TH Sc. st. dw'fg 40 oQ3 l0th ST. n IT,
921 ST W, lOr....-.35 1910 ST va of...---ti
ALBERT FOX,
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kxOh ltENI-hOOStS-
II Skating Rink, New l229 Indiana ave OR sAs
YORK ave .........;. $500 2O6 ID st. NV Or 40 so
800 st. n. W., furD 1915 Both u W l4r al
f5r 80 3Joo "a ave w, la. 40
Upper part l706 a. 170S PIG @ st n W lOr az "a
Pa ay :..-..:..-....1 % TAG NY. ave u W ~ IL
119 18th st. NV. 13r.. 80 :}ll2 o st NV a. *
12l Sth st. NV, 15r. az, u 2l st NV a., 20
2ll St se., 13r......75 1901 Boundy w ~ ~
1742 + stn.w, 12r.....e0 All ST NV ~ "i''5 81
203l ST. NV, IL. go 202O 9th Il n w a.
1884 Corcoran ST, 13r so 2O23 9th 81 n " n,
2S20 p ST. n. W, Or. 80 l25 ST. NV ~ Ia q
2S1s p ST. NV 1Ors 80 9Og It'll 81 n " a. ia 81
Cd floor. 18th 4 En.w.. so SIS 18th st sc
ll3l 18th stn.w, 9rs. so 121 X ne, Or = / a
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NOR RENT I.xr,-,, :, ; N :
i 81, bet. lskls se,e nv

! 81, bet l7kls. sea nv
Ist, bet. i5&is All s ~
N 9, het 10th aud
pLth sts.............. 800
hhode Island ave. near
Soott's Circle - 300
II s.. bet. Il sis. no
I'm. ave. bet. MAN 25O
ybmonths. 81, OOOD
I'm. av.. nth Dupont
trrle. 25O
I'm. ave, near English
legatiOn tseAsoul.. 80
lhih ST, mr. Mass. ave. 2.15
pther furnished and UNI
W ak attention. these 4
obtaining permits from oul
LHA -. a.
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Il 20 Iowa Circle. 3-story brick, 3rooms all m.
1921 10th ST., 3-story brick. rooms, m T. W iS
- st. Sc, 3-story brick, rooms, N. az
LII st, 1-story frame, rooms. 10
919 ST., 4-room brick. m. f..............
FURNISHED.
On prominent ave.. 3-story brick, is rs., COM
pletely and handsomely furnished, heat.d ~
open hre-places and furnace ............ soos
81 10th St, 3story brick. II rooms compieteiy~
On one Of our principal circles. 3sior;y b1cr - 100
- rooms, heated by furnace; newly papered.
s snS rnpni'are' Stable n reSI PxRK;f
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r.-S--:5u 2.i2 eth st e, sr as
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- ~ ~, ~ Mass ave. n e ST. ! \
:. --u3o 100 q Il. Sc. 5r.-.l2 30
n. WARNER 4 90. slSFstnv
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-CALL AT MY STUDIO AND SALES
w rooms and examine Crayon Portrait work. and
kept so busy during XMAS Portraits made for from
own terms. Weekly or monthly payments taken
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