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HEIGHTS.

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THIS property Is situated Just outside ena
touching tho corporate limits II tho city u haD-
chester. Va. lit high and drained most mag.
nincentiy BY nature. Il embraces also paTh,
which ~ beauty and wilibess surpasses any spoe
In the South From IL ouiliiug sites can %
soen, like q besotiful panorama. Tho efueo -
Richmond and Manchester, which arc separated
BY the James river, bat Connected oy numerous
bridges. These cities arc therefore pracucaily
one, and furnish Joint population Of about 100.
go from which - d1gy peopis Who vii want ioeo
10 build. Tho city OF Manchester has grova up
20 and even around Ihis property. and would
doubtless hayo absorbed The building sites nov
ready for sale had the former owners been vii.
ing 70 sell IL es wanted. Tia southsids Land
and Improvement Company hse recently bought
this property, and - opening vide and besuu-
fuily.shaded avenues through 10 and counscsiog
Il yitn both cities ~ street. railway. The co.,
ma ny feel CONFIDENT thai should any cuc buy e
tno prices now prevailing that large pro1lD VII
Do rsalixed IN tie near future
The terms for the salo OF ueso lots ase one
fourth cash; balance in one, svo, and three
ysars; snd n the purchaser should erect resi-
dsnee or bulldog CT eny KIDD within twelve
months 10 accordance With TIE rules VI The con.
pauy no will be allowed rebate Of 10 per cenA
For any Information, and parties dssirins q
SEQ the property, call on
THOMAS RurHERPoonD.
90 io-Su&Thin fhassh Tenth ssrssl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-16

Aud all other BLOOD Diseases Of most malignant
type, whether chronic or not, yield 70 treatment
when A. b. @. ALTERArIyE Is used. IL Il harm.
les, but SURELY EFFECTIVE
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Princeton. y. j.. April 20 ,pecan.-A join,
r,.tinr of the graduate adviser, committee ana tls
university athletic executive commit.e'. It wa de
cded t. amils;matc the two committees. under me
name Of the Princeton COLLEGE Athletic Assoc atlpn.
In order 10 facilitate the Issuing Of bonds To pay
for the improvements now making on the university
athletic grounds. The form of bond submitted by
G.. c. Cuylcr Of the advisory committee. was a.
copied.
The Judges Of the junior oratorial contest. which
fakes place on Mondl, evening Of mmcncemcni
week. have been appointed a, follows: A. H. J,llne
New YorA CITY. Dr.. W H. Miller. Philadelphia, and
Professor T. ". Hunt Princeton.
The mdsc, fui the Iidlc prize for the best
sonhomor, ESSAY are the Rev. A. H. Baker A. NJ
Daniels and william Rankin. OF irln'ei"n.
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Washington. April 23.-ln the senate TO-DAY Mr
sherman. from the Committee IN Foreign Relations.
reported back instead Of Mr. Reaean's hl concerning
the irrigation Of arid land, IN the Valley Of the RIO
Grande River concurrent r. outou rcqr sting u'
President 10 enter into negotiations With the Govern
mcnt II Mexico on the subject. The concurrent RS
olu'ior Wa rad and adopted.
Among the bills taken from the calendar and passed
were
The senate bin 10 amend and extend further the
benefits " the act approved February - l--7 entitled
An act 10 provide for the allotment - land In
,cvcraty to Indian. on The various reservations, AMI
70 extend The protection # TIE laws ~ the Init'd
state, over the indians AID fDr other pnipo-c-.7
The House BIZ Increasing &, S15oO'o the limit %
cot for the public building al Wilmington. Del
Mr. Blair moved % take from tho calendar and
pa,- the senate hin appsopua'ns 5000 nr al
equestrian statue - Major General John STARK. AZ
Manchester. =. II.
Mr.. Arl said that BE- thought tai, the most
useless aud most ridiculous - all the ridiculous bills
for the erection OF monuments. a. II the hearts ~
senators we're gushing with patriotism on account
Of who had boeu dead for nearly century. IT,"
fact and truth that it va. not patriotism tiat
wa at the bottom Of thc matter, but rather cN.
pcudituN Of money in the ~'naior's own town.
Mr.. Ilawlcy cNprc,-ci h.. dl-approval cf the GOV
eminent cnharkNc u the cuisines, ~ crcctng -iatur,
anywhere c-e than in Washington. The discussion
continued bs senators EvaT-. IIolr and handler
In ~ the BILL and iv Mr.. Moody against 10.
\ vote finally taken on the pas t4c Of the
bill. resulting yea, 20. na,,. 80 quorum. The
bill went over without acton.
ON motion II SIR. tulDn the senate Joint rc-olG
ton for the appointment of Charlie Dcvcns. %; MAJ
chu-cti., A. regent 81 the -mti-0pian in,uuton ~
Tor the disappointment OF Charlie &. Wclng Of Wash
ingtOn cts twhO-c term Ia, expired, va, pa. ,cd
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rage against him.. These young men, not for the
purpose OF doing Finley any harr went 10 MS mousse
one night and made some demonstration. WITH q
guilty conscience. he had broken out al the back door
aud down TO the railroad track. In jumping down
a cut lie had broken his leg. The young men had
sent for physician, and had paid all the expenses
Of the treatment This all there was to thc story
Mr. Rogers Of Arkansas called attention TO tie iac'
that. undr leave 10 print the gentleman from hasis
had printed IN The Record vile calumnles on the
state of Arkansas lie then proceeded to read lohs
list of outraceS committed in kansas. a. reported III te
papers Of the state and finally went into an elaborate
defence Of the state which he in part icplesehlea
against the caumnes and scandals which lie Saio
had been heaped upon her. .
Mr.. FcathcrstOn. OF Arkansas SAID that Powell
Clayton and Judge Mcclure who had been DETAINED ny
his colleague. as we'll with the Republicans OF
Arkansas his colleague did with the Democrats
lie not here to defamc Arkansas or SANDER neer
people, but IL seemed be crime 10 tell the rlIn
1t was an outrage TO that balioboXeS were sucn
and that assassinatcd ana the murucIcrs
not arrested. When il complained that thcsc ou
RACES were wrong, the only answer was that fo"cn
Clayton had done the same twenty-five wears ago
II to tell the truth to SANDER Arkansas. IL was
necessary and must be done. The party IN power III
Arkansas rested It's power not on the votes OF an
honest majority, but stuffed ballot boxes
Pending further discussion cried 10y Mr. but
tcrworth as "playful'-the committee rose anu lho
House adjourned.
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Washington. April 23-Asslstant secretary Chandler
sitting with Assistant Attorney General shields u"
day heard argument % counsel on the appeal of
Beach, Evans, ct al from the decision OF the com
missioner Of the General Land Office holding for can.
County cal. made under the act Of March 8. 1879.
While only about forty entries directly al issue
fully. 10000 acres Of the noted redwood timber III
Humboldt County involved. The act OF March
g. 1915 permitted the sale Of timber lands In California
and other Pacific Coast states and Territories. at a
uniform price Of 81 80 per acre. During the year
1853 an investigation was begun by the Commissioner
Of the General Land ONCE, which revealed the iac'
as he has stated that these 700 500 entries con
tanning probably the most valuable timber lana III u'c
world estimated 10 be worth s11 OO0OoO, were
fraudulent in character Patents for abont lou oi
these entries, however. lad already been issued III
his decision holding the remaining entries for can
collation. the Commissioner not only held that the
entries were procured through fraud and coiluson'
but that the present claimants for the land were
cognizant Of the fraudulent character Of the ehfie"
and therefore, were not innocent purchasers E Inc
scottish Investment Company. Of Edinburgh Sco'
land is now the ncpal party In interest IN opPo
II became the owner Of the land by Tie bona huc
navmen OF ~ per acre. that II l. several Ielnv''
RON the parties who made the entries tla u "iu
no knowledge or ntimatOn ~ any fraud III roI'
an innocent purchaser under the law, and entiten I"
~ protection. IT is stated that the scottish III
vestfnent Company was the first In Europe 10 lnVrNt
ia the United states securities al the beginning OF te
GcaI effect upon foreign credit Of this country al
that critical time.
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BUSINESS MEMS PRIMARIES.
A FINE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE F,R THE NEW
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION.


Primary elections for members Of the new Business
Mems Republican Organization Campaign Committee
were held last evening in all the fifteen Assembly
district, Of the city In which Business Mems Ecpubli-
can Organization, have been planted. except the Ntl.
The returns from the va.ions d-trc' were received
at the headquarters OF the Business Mems Republican
Association, the central body. which meets at
the Ohio Society Rooms. No. 236 Fifth
Tho result is given below. The first man
named in each district was first selected, In ac-
coriance with the rule, established by the central
association by the subcommittee Of five appointed
for ;ho purpose after which his selection approved
ty Colonel William L. strong president Of the aS-ocia
ton. Thi, choice va, again ratified last evening in
each Of the district organizations. The NlNth Dis
trct was the only ono that had actual contest bat
the election passed oil quietly and without III eenS'
Tic following the member, OF the Campaign
Committee the second name being selected by tie
district organization itself;
1T District H. X Thurb.r. Joseph f. o'Bfion lld'
F. H. Armiiown. Joseph H. ColAsani INA Nahon
Chance. Richard II. MCGUIRE iNh ". II. T. Hughes
John b. Dunuc With GA VI. Miken. Thomas S'annei :
With Colonel W L. strong John j. 'Br!eni IAu'
Charles D. >wo,ny. William A. Mass; KIN l. r.
shepard. James 6. McMlsray; KILN. cNJrd'e warren
Higey David May: AlNh. Mayor y. VI. ~ ihi'l,
Frederick T. Dorrr: NNltn Abrial va, u1n IT, inol,S
Wbi,''- Vim a. Ch,.ra Dr. charlie, LIenann
AAIIId. ii. @. Armour. Julius Lehman ,.
This new committee j. endowed WIN rNtriofNlnNN
powers. and Will have full control OF ic operations
OF all the organization, Of ll" Guy. Nln'h u Il a.
serted carry upon their rosters -u'V genuine anu
active members, The coumltie" has 'Nfri'ht MA
II will meet to elect officers and or-lnIc permanently
at the OHIO society Room, on Tuesday evening
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RANK AND PAY OF FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
PROF osING TO MAKE THE MINISTERS TO GREAT
BRITAIN. FRANCE, GERMANY AND
RUSSIA AMBASSADORS.

RUSSIA AMBASSADORS.
Washington. April % (spccan-The Foreign Re
silons Committee OF the senate has decided to renew
lis efforts Of last session to place the ENJOYS oil the
United states to the great Powers Of Europe on an
equal footing with the representatives of other
nations at London, Paris, Berlin. Vienna and
st. Petersburg An Ambassador abroad has the
advantage Of a Minister in the transaction OF
all diplomatic business, ana there Is
reason why the representatives OF
the United states should not have the
facilities and privileges now granted 10
the representatives Of nations entitled to no more
political consideration than this country. II has
been said in debate by the opponents Of the change IN
that an Ambassador is necessarily the personal
representative Of ruler and that Republic can
not, consequently, accredit such functlohary 10 q
foreign country. But the Republic Of France has Am
bassador at the courts OF the other great Powers ana
there is no srngcncy Of diplomatic etiquette to pre-
vent the United states from following the example Of
France.
The Foreign Affairs Committee. OF which Senator
Sherman is chairman will do its best to make the
change through amendment to the Diplomatic APP
preparation bill, which reported today. The
salaries Of the proposed Ambassadors VIII not be
changed.
other amendments proposed by the committee to the
bill provide that tho salary Of the United states Minis
Turkey shall be $4,000. an increase OF 5000
TO Denmark, 81 800. an increase OF $500 and TO
Greece, Goumana and servia, $500, an Increase
of ~ 900.
secretary Blaine in letter to the committee.
recommends the increase in the salary OF the Min
ister to Turkey lie that In view OF tho
relative importance Of the ottoman mission and the
high cost Of living at Con-tantnopc. owing 70 the
cNiscncics Of 4 non-Chrl,tan oriental society, the
salary OF - 900 allotted IS regarded as wholly
inadequate. 1t proposed to increase the sAlarS
Oi the combined mis- -iun 10 Greece, houHdiid an
-
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The Shakespeare cub Of TN, city celcnr'N inc
anniversary Of their poets birthday hy holding 'h'T
la. meeting for the year last night. AT the nome "'
Mr., g. j. Holman. 30. $50 West NY -seVeh'h So
Among those present were Mrs VI. 7. loag'"' INC
president % the club: Appleton Morgan pr-o"' VI
the shakespeare Society: Professor I. H. Price OF
Columbia coIlegc. the Rev DR. and Mr.. wilton Merle
smith Mr.. and Mr. W Irwin Martin. Mr. ana Nr>.
Evan Thomas ". II. Fleming. Or. We,le' I'm th Nr''
Arthur 4. Fish. Mr. and Mr.. william Sin,pS"li'
Professor Edcar = Werner. Mr. and Mr., h'iieS =.
spfaguc. Nil. Elsie II. Wilbur >fr. and Mrs.. DeNt'
Warner and X. 4. Harrison
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rRErAnlyG ro rNorEcr rnE .EAL rIsMENIEs.

PREPARING To PROTECT THE SEAL FISHERIES.
Washington. April - >ccrciarc, Blaine and Win
dom have had several consultation, the subject Of
the protection Of American mterc,ts In BeAring sea,
bat. far known, have not Vet decided upon any
definite plan Of action There AT present. how
ever no indications that the policy Of this Admins
tratOn, regards the seal fisheries, viii differ any
material point from that Of it, predecessors. The
revenue steamers Bear and Rush ntting
san Francisco for their annual cr,c IN Alaskan
waters. The former VIII start north about May and
the latter about June /. The Bear will carry pTovi-
sions etc, for the who left al the Point
Barrow refuge station last summer.
The Fish Commission Steamer Albatross will also
sail north from san Francisco about May l. specially
charged with the enforcement Of the law prohibiting
the erection Of dams barrcadcs other distractions
IN the rivers Of Alaska with the purpose Of preventing
the ascent OF salmon itnadrOinOns species to their
spawning ground. The Instructions to tho revenue
officers have not yet been Issued but II Is expected that
they Will be ready IN few DAYS. The Instructions
will probably recognize the jurisdiction Of the
United states over chring sea In the past and viii
direct strict compliance with the laws governing tho
seal and salmon fisheries. it Is expected that there
will be three vessels In Alaskan territory during
the coming season to assist in the enforcement of the
law-the Thctis. the Ranger and the Pinta. The
latter l. at Sltha, ana the other are fitting
ont AT Francisco The United states ship Alert.
undergoing repairs at Francisco may also be
ordered to the fleet In Ichrlng sea.
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~ AnMh ormcnn.. .nNrEXoE N!EMmrED.

Washington. April -. The President mas N'Wi'''
the sentence II dismissal imposed by court martial I'D
tie .,.e e First Lieutenant Jane Y. =. liadd"'h'
9TH cavalry. who was convicted II charges oi pre-
-eniln. = fraudulent claim against thr government
ard If duplcatin- niy accounts The court the
Acting Judge Advocate General and the Major "cN'i"i
commanding. recommended clcmency on the g"uh'
Of former good service aud disability resulting from
mlurc, received M action. The President ~ NJ M
dDr-rmilf SAYS Dec doe not consider former laldhlN
sufficient excuse for tn" present offence hu' '',.
10 va. p!dn that the "art- 81 the accused N'lr "',
t.,.nieall, of "a character calling for TIE p'utF ,u'
Judged. aud ihcie an absence OF intention 10 uc
fraud
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TIrr AnAypoyEp pAv.ANErrcAv TRIP.

Washington. April 23.-By direction Of secretary
Blaine the following message has hccn sent to the
various committees In the south tina; had prcparri
10 entertain the delegates 10 the International Amer-
can Conference:
The secretary 81 state desires 20 express his regret
that The Southern 90 tho International Amerl
can Conference had :" lc abandoned but there would
been only one foreign delegate W the party after
leaving Richmond and great uncertainty whether
other. would join later lie thanks Won sincerely
for the -ptaiiiy you extended ~ them. and tho
trouble hav" fakcn - arrange for their enter
ialnment and hOpc- that You appre late the circum-
stance. and reasons by which he j. governed.
Ecplc, have been received from MvOr r.. ID.
BRYAN and Y. Upper of Charleston, :. G.; G. H.
Goodyear 81 brunswick. va. and Robert Bleakicy,
secretary Of the New orleans Chamber Of Commerce.
expressing regret AT the failure OF tho excursion and
appreciation Of the circumstances which compelled
10. abandonment
The member. u the recent Pan American Conference
now 100 Washington went - Mount vernon todaF' on
ihc tinted states steamship Despatch A. the guests
Of secretary llainc.
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Washington April 23.-1he President today sent
h. the senate the following nominations;
Receiver, 81 Public Moneys Alexander = Jackson
al Ncw or. ans. Thomas Il. shannon. at H'm iran
cisco. Jane. II. Ddn.aln. at Alliance. Nc"' JAMES
Whitehead. at Brohcnbow. Sch. Registers - --
Lard once John Hc,sr al Hrohcnbow Nc1.. ira
cric. VI DorriugtDn. II Alliance. N"l.. hnh,r. -
Gardner of West Virginia. Indian Inspector JON" t.
Helms, agent for thu ~anirr Indians. IN Ncpi''S"''
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Said NARY to Sarah
Said Sarah TO Wnru:

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supply Of Dr. Pierces Favoriie Prcscrip-
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history Of her marvellous restoration TO
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TILE rryALrY oy TIE CRUISER cnAELEsToN

TIE PFNAITl OF HE IKT I~hK 'TFNkLt'IVN'
Washington. April g3.-Reprs"ntatvr DE Haven.
from the Committee Naval Affairs. odav reported
~ the House the hin a. relieve thr Union Iron Works
~ >tn Francisco from penalty 81 s:3.3-i cNnci"i
hv the Government for failure to reach the required
horse power in the construction Of the cruiser Charles
tom The committee recommends the passage OF the
lii mon ,he broad ground that the plan, and spccl-
nr,ilnu. furnished by the Department have been
followed and that while the horsepower developer
- l-- than Was pcctci. ihc speed 3, greater. ara
a. .r.a . th. great object .pl-hf 20 hr obtained f
lie horse power the Government has in the r~ilt
. better vc..cl than va, contemplated by the con
tract.
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AMENDING THE SHIPPING LAWS.

Washi, gton April GA bill introduced by senator
Frye today provides that hereafter IL shall be lawinl
for citizens OF the United States, engaged IN inc
foreign trade but living abroad, TO vessels buli'
in the United States, To have them registered ~
United States vessels. their home port to DC one
NJ those I'm any state out Of which the vessels may
trade Foreigners connected In business with cltIens
OF The United states receive The right to ewn ho'
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to the whole system. As a soothing nervine
it it is unequaled. See guarantee printed
on bottle wrapper and faithfully carried out
for many years.
A Boz. Of 100 pages, treating Of Woman
and Hel Diseases, and their Self-cure, sent
in plain sealed envelope, to any address, On
receipt Of ten cents. in stamps
Address. WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo,
y. Y.
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FOR IMPROVEMENT or GALVESTON HARBoR.

Wa,h.n rion. April .1.- representative stewart OF
Tcsa- from the Committee on Hs"r, ard llarbor 10
day reported 10 the House the senate TIL providing for
the completion ~ the Improvement to Galveston iar
hDr Tex The hlll makes appropriation OF r''-'p''
600 90 lc expended under th" direction II the score
lar, of War. mot more than :lOOOooO OF which can
be expended Ia auy one year.
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THE OKLAHOMA BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE.
Washington, April - (>pccial.-Thc oklahoma BIZ
passed the Senate today with little opposition. though
some sweeping criticisms the various features oI
il were made by senators Vest and liutcr. The new
Territory Will embrace practically all the Indian Terri
tory except the Cherokee outlet and the land occn
pied by the ave civilized tribes, and Will include the
public land strip known a. 40 Mans Land. An
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elaborate and complicated system OF jurisdiction Is
provided for. part OF tie Territory being organized IN
counties and part not The Dil' is an extraordinary
In length. Il will go TO the President for sigma
turc and is expected to become a law in few days.
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Washington, April 23-Mr. Covert, Of New YORK,
in fine House. presented today nnmcrOusly signed
ne,ons from various labor and church organizations
In New York. Kings, Queens, Orange, SCHENECTADY
Tioc and Onondaga counties. y. y. asking Tor the
Massage Of National Sunday Rest law.
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exceeding one fourth share in vessels belonging 70
the United States. In all such cases however, 'ne
active management and entire responsibility must Do
devOlvcd on a home owner.
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novDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

BONDS UTTERED MD AVCFFIfD'
Washington, April 23.-Thc bond offers TO-DAY
aggregated |6J,GjO as follows.
REGISTERED 4s-Se $50 $4,000, $500, $1,000
SO 900 at 12@ go - %
Registered 1851 900, 500 at 1o3 -
All The offers were accepted.
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Mrs. wade while riding in Sivth-sye. early in tho
evening. had robbed diamond earring valued at
a.
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PROPOSED REPAIRS TO THE BARGE OFFICE

~
Washington, April 23-Secrctary Window has sent
IN the House q letter requesting an immediate appro
ratjon of 900 to the urgent repairs
tnr the United States Barge ONCE building at New
York CITY,
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ARMY DEFICIENCY ESTIMATES.

Washington, April .3-Thc Speaker to-day laid
before the House letter from the secretary Of War.
transmitting estimates Of appropriations aggregang
fl3J,Oj3, required 10 supply Deficiencies in the ap
preparation for the pay Of The Army for the fiscal year
1rJO.
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RoBsED or A COSTLY DIAMOND EARRING.

s. r. Everett u Cleveland Ohio. who Is st''ihe a. mo
Flnrcnc. Hotel with his mothcr.n.iaw Mr., NHu' "'"a
~ the rbi-etbt police s,lon last nlsht aud said that
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Said Sarah TO Mory:

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q
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m
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