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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
a RnJ6 Cattle Thief

KANSAS CITY, June GA bold cattle theft
last Thursday night on the ranch of Edward
Dicus, twenty miles from Lamar, Mo-, IS
just reported. On the night IN question
twenty of his best cattle were driven from
the pen to Lamar, where the thief took out
n bill of lading and conveyed the stock to
Kansas CITY, Arriving here he sold the
cattle to Campbell & Co., for SS05, and es-
capped with the proceeds. Dicus traced the
cattle to this city and brought an action for
the recovery of the stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Sioux Fails Rapid Transit Line.

SIOUX FALLS, Dali, June 25.-TSpecial
Telegram to The Bee 1.-THE formal open
ing of the South Sioux Fails Railway and
Rapid Transit line took place here this after
noon. Forty invited guests took the trip to
the woolen mill, Buffalo park the soap fac
tory and planning mills The line was built
by local company at a cost of s300,000 and
is the only motor IN Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Sioux Falls VIII Celebrate.

Sioux FALLS, Oak, June 25.-ISpecal
Telegram to THE BEE.l-Two Sioux Falls
rustlers started out to-day with $4,000 pieces
OF advertising, including posters, flyers and
q special four-page paper, all bearing upon
the Fourth. The unprecedented attraction
will draw thousands hither.
Company b. with thirty men, under COM
mand of Captain Jeffers, started to-day for
the annual encampment at Watertown.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Modern woodmen Elect Officers.

OscEoLA. NeD., June 25.-lS Special to THE
BEE. The Modern Woodmen OF America,
No. $50, of Osceola, elected the following
Office bearers at their last meeting: Coun-
sci, ]. e. Makeever; advisor, g. a. Wall
Kepner: escort, j. A jackson; physician, S.
Whalcy; sentry, L. Cunningham.
a young man named Powers, working for
James Beebe on the valley, was kicked py
mule on Friday, breaking his shoulder
hladp
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Journalists Mt Fort Robinson.

-Four ROBINSON, Neb., June 25.-lSpecial
to The BEE. Perry S. Heath, Special
Agent Pickrell, of the national bureau of
animal industry, and w. Il. Amin, of
Omaha, were visitors to the post on Satur-
day, and were handsomely entertained by
hospitable officers of the garrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Nebraska aud, Iowa Patents.

to THE BEE. Patents were issued to Neb-
raska and Iowa inventors,as follows: James
Stuart, Ia, grain meter; Willie w. Harris,
assgnor to H. A. Lyon, Sioux City, Ia. cart
ridge capper and decapper; George l.. Jar
rett, Des MOines, IT,, adjustable automatic
conveyor and boltiDg reel; Charles h. Stubbs,
Fairfield, Ia, necktie fastener.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
DenutY Oi!Inspectors.

LINCOLN, Neb, June 25-[Special Tele-
gram to The BEE J. Oil Inspector Caldwell
has appointed the following deputies:
Colonel Hoover, of Blue Hill; Joe Corns, of
Seward: j. W. Mcdonald, of Omaha, and
G. W. Fairbrother, of Nemaha City. II.
Harrison, of Grand Island, is also under
thoughtful consideration. 1t is said that
Harrison, of Phelps or Payne, of Lincoln, will
make the fifth and last man.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Lead City Sons of Veterans.

LEAD CITY. Oak, June 25.- Special Tele-
gram to TIE BEE. l-The officers of General
Custer camp Sons of Veterans. recently Or
ganlzed in this city, were mustered in last
night. There are over twenty-five active
members, and there are nearly as many more
applications for membership to be acted upon.
S. Il. Smith is captain.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
NEWSFROM NEBRASKA TOWNS
Suicide BY Hanging of Young
Man at Ponca.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES THE CAUSE
A Little Girl ut Blair Fatally Burned
BY Gasoline-The Keya Paha
Nigiiantcs-Tcn Years
For Forgery.
Gasoline Gets Another Victim.

BLAIR, Neb., June 25.-[Special Telegram
to THE BEE. blanche Haller, aged eight
years, daughter of Mayor Haller, was
fatally burned to-day. Her sister was
filling gasoline stove, when the gasoline
became ignited from cook c.ove in the
same room, and while attempting TO throw
the can outdoors it is supposed some must
have been thrown on Blanche, who was play
ing outside. Before anyone knew it or could
get to her she was all ablaze. Tho accident
happened at IL o'clock this morning and she
died at D, IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
A West Point N,wsplper Change.

WEST POINT, Neb., June 25.--I Special to
THE BEE. Anton Lawyer, an Omaha
printer, has purchased the West Point Re.
publican and all appurtenances of Messrs.
Sonnenchein 81 Valentine and takes posses
sion to- day. Lawyer is former West Point
boy and enters the newspaper business with
a iirst-class practical knowledge and with il
determination to win. He expects TO enlarge
and otherwise improve the paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
ADead Man Identified.

CULuMBUs, Neb,, June 95-lSpecial Telc-
gram to THE BEE. The coroner's jury fin
ished its labors this evening after two days
session on the body of the dead ,uan found
near the Union Pacific track on Sunday, and
find that his name is John iiotzer, and that
he came to his death by trying TO board No.
9 gong east, falling under the train.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Camerou Nearinethe End,

LANCASTER, Pa, June 35- General Came
ron continues to grow weaker His family is
gathered about his bedside and prepared for
the end, which may come at any moment.
of weakness similar to the one that attacked
him last evening he may survive the night.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Tocumseh Masonic InstniIation.

TEcUMsEH, Mob, June 3d. Especial to THE
BEE. AT meeting of the Masonic lodge
last ey ening the following officers were in
stalled ". M, Enos NJ. Shaw; S. W.,
George ID. Bennett; j. W., Ernest Roberts;
secretary. A. B. Ball; treasurer, q. Wood.
lev; tyler. John Amman.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
West Point Graduates Two.

WEST poINT, Neb., June 25.-lSpecial to
THE BEE The commencement exercises of
the West Point public schools were held in
Krancs hall last night, There were two
graduates, Tema f. Briggs and Winnie
Leffert. The exercises were credit through
out TO the school and the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
SHARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Pioneer tannery at Benyra, CAL.
burned this morning; loss 5000
The Telluride, Col, bauk robbers secured
S20, 500.
The pension office yesterday made requi-
sition on the treasury for $4,000. 900 out Of
the appropriation TO be available July |.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Tne Wcather InaioationA

Nebraska and Iowa: Fair, preceded by
light ram in Nebraska; cooler "Iuds, becom-
ing northerly.
Dakota: Fair, warmer, winds becoming
southeasterly
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
For Selling Liquor 10 a Minor.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., June 95,-fSpecial
Telegram TO The BEE. John Erbacher, a
saloon keeper, was to-day arrested for sell
ing liquor TO a sixteen year-oid boy, who be-
came beastly drunk last night and abused
his mother. Erbacher will have his trial TO-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

GRANT, Neb, June 25. Especial Telegram
to TIE BEE. l-WorK OH the Perkins county
bank is moving along. The building, when
completed, VIII be worth fully $4,000, and
will be one OF the finest buildings in the
west end of the state
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Turks and Insurgents Fiehting.

VIENNA, June 25.-D.spatches from Bos-
mia report fighting gong on between the
Turks and insurgents at Novi Bazar IL is
rumored all Seryians in the town have been
imprisoned
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Creighton's Cattle sbipments.

CREIGHTON, Neb,, June 25.-ISpeeial To
THE BBE.l train of palace stock cars
loaded with corn-fed steers left here yestcr-
day at 4 p. N. for Chicago. There were
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Rcmoychro Chicago.

MILWAUKEE, June 25.-The offices of the
traffic department of the Chicago, Miwau-
kee & St. Paul railroad will be removed to
Chicago as soon as arrangements therefor
can be completed. This change will take
about thirty Milwaukeeans to Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

Captain Thomas g. Troxel, Seventeenth
infantry, has been found by the army retir-
ing board Incapacltated for active service,
and has been placed on the retired list OF the
army.
DR.. S. b. Taylor has been appointed a
member of the pension board at Blair, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
The America Cup.

LONDON, June 25.--rhe Royal yacht squad
ron met in London yesterday and adopted
resolutions declaring IL Impossible 10 accept
the new deed nf tho oift Of thA Ainarina anp,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

seventeen loads Of some OF the finest cattle
this town has ever turned out. Bush Bros.
and Brown & Fenkle are the owners
Creighton ranks high among feeding points
in this state Inside of thirty days about
fifty more cars will be marketed from this
point,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Got Ahead of the Law.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-.George McCann.
awaiting trial for the murder of his wife,
hanged himself in his cell at the county Jail
this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Ten Years For Forgery.

FoKT RovlNsoS, Neb., June 25. Especial
to The BEE. Private Lewis, convicted of
forging General Brisbn's name, has been
sentenced TO ten years IN the penitentlary.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Rcd Noscd Mike HUNG.

WMEEsBARRE, Pa, June 5,.-Michael
Risello, alias Red Nosed Mike. was hanged
at 10 O'CLOCK this morning for the murder,
October 10, 1883, Of j. Brainerd Mcclure,
contractors paymaster. and Hugh Flanagan
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

Burke's Extradition rapcrs Signed.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The extradition
papcrs in the ease of Martin Burke, now
under arrest at Winnipeg charged with COM
pliclty in the murder of DIR. Cronln, were
duly countersigned by the secretary of state
this morning, and delivered To Mr.. Baker,
who left this afternoon for Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
NJ ore Evidence or an Ocean Disaster.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 25.-Captain
Carlson, of the schooner Annie Hall, from the
fishing banks, reports for the past two weeks
that he saw large number OF cattle floating
east of Sable island and several in the vicn-
ity of Cape Sable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-23
"ooED HER FOR THE OTHER Eel.
Low.
Young Mans Vaulting Ambition
Overreaches Itself.
FrO1i The Boston COB

from the Boston Globe.
some months ago q young man from
nahgor, Me-, was visiting in Boston, aud
met at the house of mutual friend very
Vaarming Lynn girl. The latter was in-
onneu to flirt, and the Bangor man was
very much infatuated with her. In the
~'et space OF time that he remained they
'Vca'ne good friends, and before he left she
.Apressed desire to correspond with some
lug gentleman In Bangor, her new ac-
eIaiH ice TO introduce them by means Of
Ntter. lie promised to arrange matters
mr. tgr uer and, without asking her to write to
lE5al' ne came home. He did not like the
a yea OF having any Of bis Bangor acquaint-
s ~ en- JOY the privilege OF corresponding
,sl ,u 50 interesting girl, and he decided to
'aAe the pleasant burden upon his own
~. y lders. 50 be commenced writing to her
TTlusr the fictitious name of Harry Davis.
a ne young gentleman is a very bright
W. or 81 and the correspondence became de-
c9.dly interesting.
80, finally the Lynn girl was exceedingly
iyuSIous to see how the brilliant "Mr. Davis''
yONed, and she asked him for his photo
gaph' This was a poser for tho ambitious
yyUuhg man, and it was after much thinking
t H ne saw his way out Or tine difficulty.
t t,o ulu not care TO acknowledge, at that
f"'''caiar time, the deception which he had
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FRUITS BY EXPRESS.
Schemes Of Railroads and Truckers to
Supply the Northern Mark cts.
M

Supply the Northern Markets.
From the Philadelphia Record
The season of early southern vegetables
will soon be at its hight Stra wberries are
cried through the streets while March winds
are blowing chill, and green peas were on
the tables of those who cln afford them be-
fore winter had fairly gone. Such features
of luxurious livi z are due to the develop
ment of fass freight com nunication vita
the southern states of the Atlantic sea-
board.
As early as February the movement of
some kinds Of produce sets in toward the
north Peas and beans and early beets, as
paragus and caullhower, all are in the mar
ket several months before the truck gard
ener of the north can get them from his
fields.
THIS TRAFFIC IS A NEW IDEA.
prominent merchant said Yesterday of
the history Of the bu 'iness: For ten years
we have bee bringing the early fruits and
vegetables of Florida and the other southern
states into the market here. But il has been
only about year since the traffic has been
extensive The bu -iness used to be me by
vessels The produce would be shipped 10
Savannah or others of the southern ports,
and there loaded on schooners for the norta.
The trip might be made speedily, or a storm
the consignments came internationally, and
when they reached the consumer in these
parts they were in no condition to keep and
had to be sold Immediately. The result was
that there could be no steady and reliable
market.
RUSHED THROUGH ON FAST TRAINS.
But year or SO ago the railroad compa-
MES took the matter in hand. Now the
vegetables are gathered from the fields, put
directly on the cars and never oace dis
turbed until they are placed in northern
market stalls for sale. The fast freight
comes over the Atlantic Coast LIns all the
way from the south, passing to the Pennsy,-
vania railroad system just below Washing
ton. The average length Of travel from the
Florida truck patches TO the northern mar
ket is six days.
SOURCE OF SUPPLY MOVES GRADUALLY
NORTH.
The earliest vegetables come from
Florida. Then as the season advances the
center Of produce-grOwing moves north to
Georgia, to South Carolina, 10 North Caro-
lima, and so on until the local truck patches
begin to supply consumption; The freight
on a crate Of tomatoes from Florida is less
than so cents, and on other produce 1t is
proportional to the bulk
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PUSHING FOR
TRADE.
In addition to the Coast Line route the
Pennsylvania railroad has line OF its own
TO Norfolk, Va, by way Of the New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, running
down the Maryland peninsula. Connec-
tons Of the road are being pushed at the
south, by means Of which a larger area OF
truck fields is made tributary to this line.
COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSES; AT THIS END.
Now another factor is being introduced
to encourage this business. Cold storage
accommodations az the north are being IN
creased at a rapid rate. 50 that produte
when it arrives can beskept la perfect con-
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Among those who testify to the merits of
ALLCooK's Porous PLAsTERs are Mrs
Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Saml ]. Ran
dali, Cyrus W. Field, Jr., Hon. James w.
Hustled, Charles D. Fredericks, Henry King,
Manager Seaside SanIJarIum, Ho !. L. u.
Pitts, Gen. F. B. Spinola, George Augustus
Sala, Marion Harland and Sisters OF Char
ity, Providence Hospital, Washington, D. G.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCoCK's, and let no explanation or solic-
itation induce you to accept substitute.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
PLANTER 5.

Dow Law Cotton Planters.
Seed Drills for Beans and Peas.
Planet Junior Seed Drills.
Planet Junior Horse Hoes.
Planet Junior CultYators
Horse Hoes and cultivators Combined
Single and Double Wheel Hand Hoes.
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Maximum temperature, 90 9; minimum tenn
perature, % %,
The hight of the river at Augusta at 1893
o'clock a. IN. yesterday augusta timel was
100 feet, fall of l. l foot during the past
twentyfour hours.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations.
SAvANxAH, March o., 1926 p. M. City time
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AOC and Csc at HEIDT'S for Chocolate,
fUMarshmallowS, Pralines, Nougatines. Have
you seen the display
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5000 LoANEp BY the TITLE TITLE G ~ n
repaid within years and 10 months by weekly
p ,yments of So so each This is 5 per cent per
annum foT~ the average time. Apply ct l35
Congress street.
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&c. CIGARS at HEIDT'S are the finest goods
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CcpyrifAt, 1888, by Peter Henderson CO..
HENDERS0N'S NEW
BUSH LIMA bean
Can and Should be Grown in Every Gar
den on the Continent

OF all the Novelties in Garden Products ever
sent out, there is nothing so entirely distinct
and valulbl as this New Vegetable. The old
Lima Bean can only be grown on p les, while
the NEW BUSH LIMA grows and is cultivated
exactly like the common bush or snap bean
growing only rs inches highl. and from the time
of its bearing in July produces in abundance
delicious Lima Beans throughout the entire SEA.
son until frost, It has. besides, an additional
value, In that 10 is two weeks earlier than any
other Lima Bean, being fit for the table in from
40 to so days from time of planting.
Price Thy mail 25 cents per packet,
packets for 81 40, ~ packets for ~ 90.
U2 packets sufficient for an oFdinary-sized
family for the seasOn.) directions for grow
ing on each packet. Remittanccs can be
sent either by Post Office Order, Postal Notes
or Stamps.
Every purchaser of HendcrsOn's Bush Lima
Bean will be mt, wit ont cha 0e, our MANUAL
OF EVERYTHING FOR TUE GARDEN, a ook of l40
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derstanding, however, that those ordering will
say in what pa, er tley saw this advertisement.
PETER HENDERSON & CO.
So and 81 Cortlandt ST., New York,
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CSC. POUND Pure Sugar Candy. Why pay
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sold low at HEIDTSf
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MISCELLANEOUS,

1nC. this day for csc size eel brated Silver Bell
III Cologne. Look up II DTS special Satur-
d ~ induceme nts here and elsewhere
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ID EMEMBER it's your chance while HElDT'S
IN Assorted Extra Chocolates are being sold
low TO secure bargains. This Is last day
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DANCING SCHOOLS by Mons. BERGER; at
~ Armory Hall Monday, Tuesday, Friday, at
$3.50; at Yonges Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
at 4; Thursday, Saturday, at s. Pupils can at
tend either.
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CT Q00 WILL be loaned by the TITLE
n lsCUU GUARANTEE AND LOAN COM
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Apply at 1876 Congress- street.
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0EC, Unbreakable Dressing Combs. HEIDT'S
ZO for re liable goods at low prices.
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90 TO HEIDT'S for reliable Drugs, Fresh
VI Seeds and Fine Candies at low prices.
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Reliable Testimony.

ct denotes trace o. rainfall
M. j. WRIGHr. .JR.. Observer Signal CORDS.
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dition to await a sale. Produce men say
that the business is nothing now to W at it
will be in a few years, and apparently the
time is coming when fresh vegetables will
be on sale in the north from January until
December.
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CSC.--Last day you can get at this price half
AO pound box HEIDT'S Assorted Extra
Chocolates
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CiC Paper this day only; a second thousand
Z9 papers Fresh Flower Seed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE best and cheapest assortment OF wall
Il paper IN tho city at JOHN q. BUFFERS,
100 Congress street.
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lust RECEIVED, a beautiful line of NJ mic
- and Linen Lap busters and Horse Sheets
cheap. NEIDLINGER & RABUN
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LOST.
BOA RIDING.

COUTHERN FAMILIES desiring Summer
- Board ia New York will find a comfortable
and convenient home, centrally situated, at i43
w. 2ist street. Terms reasonable. Reference
exchanged. Mrs. f. NJ. GREGG.
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y = CENTS per week deposited in DIME saw
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This is guarante d. You take no chance of
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on Fruits
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4
III Cologne. Look up HE DTS special Satur-
day inducements here aud elsewhere
pic Paper this day only; a second thousand
Z2 papers Fresh Flower Seed.
SOC Pound to-day only, for Crystallized
CSC-Last day you can get at this price half
AO pound box HEIDT'S Assorted Extra
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ID EMEMBER it's your chance while HEIDT'S
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low TO secure bargains. This Is last day.
CSC. POUND Pure Sugar Candy. Why pay
AO fancy prices when finest OF Candies are
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OSC unbreakable Dressing Combs. HEIDT'S
ZO for reliable goods at low prices
400 and Csc at HE1DT'S for Chocolate,
fOMarshmaows, Pralines, Nougatines Have
You seen the display
&c. CIGARS at HEIDT'S are the finest goods
- for the money, Try one -.
90 TO HEIDT'S for reliable Drugs, Fresh
" Seeds and Fine Candies at low prices.
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is per cent. per annum for the average time.
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HANGING SCHOOLS by MoNs BERGER; at
~ Armory Hall Monday, Tuesday, Friday, at
$3.50; at Yonges Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday,
at 4; Thursday, Saturday, at s. Pupils can at
tend either.
. x CENTS per week deposited in DIME saw
ZO INGS DEPARTMENT will give with
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