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Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
ESQ SI,69S,3IS.O1

There were PSI permits granted dur
ing the first six months of the year and
339 during the last six months.
Twenty-Five of these permits were
for moving buildings, cost not given this
office.
Thirty-fve were for moving build
ings, the cost of moving which was
$2,9S4.50.
Eighteen were for manufactures
which have cost $4,000. l have made
careful inquiries relative to the amount
of machinery and other improvements
put into these manufactures, aside from
the buildings themselves, and find that
it foots up to at least 100000, aside
from the buildings. So that it is safe to
say that 5000, 900 have been expended in
manufacturing establishments during
the year.
Three churches at an expense of $26-
400 as given in here but which will
actually cost $4,000 when completed.
One hotel (the Natick) has spent
$1,000 in Improvements.
Fiity-two brick business buildings
have been erected at a cost as given in
to this Office Of $500, 191.
Twenty-four frame business buildings
costing ST. ,442.
Thirty-seven business buildings en-
larged and improved at cost of $13, 800.
One receiving hospital, $3.50.
One orphans home, $150,O00.
Sixty-six private stables, $16,00S.
Four livery stables, $4,000.
One truck stable, $4,000
Seventeen public school buildings
costing $136, 344.50
One high school building, $66, 1905
One gymnasium building, $1,000
Two hundred and sixty-one frame
dwellings, $500, 1880
One hundred and twenty one-frame
dwellings repaired and enlarged $40, 52S.
One gass retort, $4,000
Three street car sheds, So, 100.
One bowling alley, 81 200.
One railroad depot, $4,000.
Four wood and coal sheds, 81 200.
One base ball grand stand, 81 900.
Average cost of brick business houses
about $4,000.
Average cost OF frame business
houses about, 1928.
Average cost of frame dwellings
about, $2,03l.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommendations to be Made to the
City Council.


At the regular session of the board OF
public works held yesterday morning, it
was resolved to make the following rec
concentrations to the council for action
on Monday next:
Recommend in the matter of the petit
tions of L. A. Chambers calling atten.
ton to the nuisance created by pile o.
refuse and rubbish in front of his place
OF business, that the street superinten
dent be directed to abate the same al
once.
In the matter of the protest of Fred
M. Smith ct al, against the grading o.
Bonsallo avenue, recommend that the
same be denied.
Recommend the acceptance of the bid
of Potelto and Lovic for the construction
of cement sidewalk on the north side
of Adams st. between Figueroa a I'D
Grand ave., at IS cents per square foot.
The next matter considered was a
communication from the Pacific rail
road company, in regard to placing
tracks on grade OF Figueroa street be-
tween Pico and Washington streets
ordered that representative of the
company appear before the board Fri
day next at one o'clock to answer ques-
tons in regard to the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
THOSE BANKS.
The Council as a Board of Equal
cation.

cation.
AT 10 O'Clock yesterday the board of
equalization of the city council met in
the council chamber of the city hall to
decide the question of bank taxation,
which has been under its consideration
for some time past. There were present
Chairman Van Dusen and Messrs.
Brown, Frankerfeld, Hamilton, Shafer,
Summerland and Major Bonsall the
last named gentleman having just
returned from the north.
After disposing OF several minor mat
tiers, in order to give the city attorney
banks, on motion of Mr.. Brown it was
unanimously resolved that the city clerk
be directed to enter upon the assessment
roll of the city the following additional
sums as credits" against the following
banks: Farmers and Merchants Bank.
100000; National Bank of California,
$4,000; Southern California National
Bank, $95, 600; First National Bank, $45,-
600; CityBank, 100000; Los Angeles
Savings Bank, $25, 900, and Main Street
Savings Bank, $4,000; making a
total of $91S,000. All the other
banks escaped additional assessment,
the reason being that the representa-
tives had accounted for all credits in the
way of mortgages, these, in some cases
being in the name OF individuals, but
owned by the banks, and in others it
was found that mortgages and. trust
deeds had not been listed or recorded
when their sworn statements were made
up, and these accounted for the appar-
ent discrepancy in these statements.
The action of the council in this mat
ter has caused considerable stir among
the bankers, who propose carrying the
matter into the courts, and fighting it
to the bitter end.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
COURT NOTES.
Mrs De1baste Wants Her Son-DamroI
and Lockwood Again.

The habeas corpus proceedings insti-
tuted by Mrs. Delbasty to regain pos
session of her son Jean Delbasty, eleven
years of age were yesterday dismissed by
Judge Mckinley. An application fol-
letters OF guardianship was filed by Mrs.
Delbasty's attorney afterward
Andrew Olsen of Norway and Walter
H. Marriott of England, Ysidor Ruiz, of
Mexico, and P. S. Jacob of Prussia,
were naturalized yesterday.
Judge Mckinley yesterday vacated
an order for the payment of alimony
and council fees in the divorce suit Of
E. Creveceur against A. B. Crevec9ur.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
AT AUCTION.

Today, Saturday, August 10th at 2
O'Clock p. M, sharp, at the sales room
of Beeson q Reed, number 235 and 237
w. First street, the entire contents of
the Burbank Hotel, consisting of AZ bed
room sets, carpets from 80 rooms, tables,
chairs, parlor sets, toilet sets, crockery
ware, silverware, bedclothes, pill
lows, and in fact, everything in
the housekeeping line. Goods are
nearly new, and extra quality.
Ladies invited to attend. Sale positive
and without reserve.
1t BEN 0. RHoADEs, Auctioneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
Surveying Begins Today.

The second street cable road will
soon be fact accomplished. Surveyor
Wright and corps of men were at work
yesterday preparing for the preliminary
survey which will commence this morn
ing. To run the lines, estab-
fish the levels, and finish all of the
preliminary work will occupy about
three weeks, when it is probable that
active work of construction will COM
mence.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
CURE OF SPINAL WEAKNESS.

E. +. Woolston, Yates, Orleans Co., N. "
writes:
"My wife, five years ago. was confined to heI
bed with inhammtaory rheumatism of the mus
cles of the back. The doctors thought her case
hopeless, and doomed her to be bedridden in
valid. The violent pain kept her awake almost
every night. She lost over thirty pounds In
weight. To ease her pain thought would put
ON ALLcocKs Porous PLAsTERs. l covered hel
back with them. Tony great delight she began
tossleep we'll The pain very much abated in one
week. then took the plasters off, washed heI
back, and put on fresh ones. At the end OF the
second week. she insisted on getting up, and by
the third week was entirely well and able to
attend to her household duties" II
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
A Proper Inquiry.

What has become of Senator Frye's
bill introduced into the senate, to appro-
pirate So, 900 to pay for a careful survey,
to determine the best point on the coast
OF Los Angeles county for deep-water
harbor? We trust Senator Jones will
see that this bill is not lost in the
scramble for the passage Of bills at the
close of the session.-[Santa Monica
Outlook
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
The Chinese Champion.

Elijah Walker, who is already in a
peck of trouble for his connection with
the unlawful introduction of Cinnamon
into the United States has been again
charged with new offence. U. S. Gus
toms Inspector Thomas Smallcomb now
accuses the irrepressible Elijah of hay
ing offered him bride Of $50 on the 3lst
of last month at Tia Juana to allow four
heathens to be smugglod into this coun-
try from Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
The Supervisors.

A deed from j. G. Kendrick for half
an acre in the Norwalk road district was
yesterday accepted by the board OF
supervisors, and warrant for 500
payable to him was ordered drawn on
the Norwalk road fund.
The boundaries of the End and 9th
supervisorial districts were changed.
The township of Catalina was formed.
1t includes the two islands of Santa
Catalina and San Clements.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
WHO WAS HE.
An Unknown Man Washed Ashore at
Santa Monica.

The rumor that man bad commit
ted suicide by jumping off the end Of
the wharf on Wednesday night last,
caused considerable excitement among
the residents of Santa Monica.
Very little was known of the matter
on Thursday, beyond the fact that two
boys named Schuyler Maphet and Fred
Langworthy, while fishing from the
wharf at 500 O'Clock on Wednesday
heard loud splash, as if some heavy
object falling into the water close by.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposals will be received to and including
August 23d, 1890, for the driving of $50 piles
MORE OR LESS for a fume trestle across the San
Gabriel River bottoms on the line of the con-
duit of the East Whittier Land and Water Com
pany. Also for the driving of Piling and sheet
Plling and completing. 800 feet MORE or LESS of
company's work near the San Gabriel River
about two miles east of Ell Monte
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the
ONCE of the company at East Whittier Ranch
Whittier. The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. A. ID. REED.
auS-2w Gent Manager
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16

Adelaide M. Pollock has commenced
suit against A. B. Tomlinson and wife
for the foreclosure of a mortgage of
$4,000 and interest.
Alexander Larsen sues Emil Ostrom
and G. Stromee on promisory note for
$4O0 and interest.
B. f. Hunt sues George B. Maldonado
for 81 $50 on an agreement assigned to
plaintiff by O'Melveny and w. F. Hen
ming, attorneys-at-law.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
DIED.


JOHNSON-Aug. 18th 1890 Mrs. Amanda, wife
of Andrew Johnson and mother OF &. g. John
son, age so years.
Funeral today at p. m. from the family resi-
dence near Westlake Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16

DR.. Stoddart Of DR.. Lieblg & Co.
The above old well-known and most
successful San Francisco specialist is
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16

now visiting Los Angeles, free consulta-
ton until Saturday night, Up. m, 1923
south Main street, private reception
parlor room.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16
A STRAW.
Which Indicates Good Rigid Building
Room

Here is straw which shows in what
direction the breeze of prosperity is
blowing. 1t is report from George M i.
Smith, city deputy superintendent of
buildings. 1t is worth reading.
Building permits for twelve months
have been granted as follows.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-16

Her Evidence not Shaken by Cross Exam
ination. A Sad Tale of Unheard
of Abuse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

To Build n Big Brewery.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-An immense brew
cry interest is 10 be located at Ham
uond. Ind. just across the State line.
A tract OF land valued az about $40, 600
has been purchased. This tract Of land
Is located between the State line and
the Louisville & New Albany railroad,
a mile south OF the George II. Ham
mond packing II contains 112]S
acres, and brought $1,000 an acre.
This tract was formerly owned By the
Chicago & Atlantic railway, but was
sold two years ago 20 the bondholders.
It has since been held by Eastern bond
holders. headed by Hiram Smith, OF
New York. The Chicago representative
OF these Eastern parties admits that
the sale was practically completed.
This tract Of ii2L< acres includes in
addition % the land lying between the
State line and the Louisville & New
Albany railroad q triangular piece ~
property between the Louisville & New
Albany and the Chicago & Atlantic or
Chicago & Erie railroads. The land not
occupied by the buildings connected
with the brewery plant will be sub
divided. severed and fully improved.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO sept
FroUR-Quiet aud steady Spring Patents,
SOO15. 50. Bakers. Sa4ot4o. straigfts. - 20
Q475. Winter Patents =. e5a52S. Closrs $40
042o
wHEAT-Ruled frm. No cash. pska a
e2slo; December. si.ooK3Lola May s.ofko
Io5H.
CoRw-Active sud lower No 2 sxn<siscs
No. Yeliow. <e5. assfc. No 3 fsssGfthc r.
70 8 Yollos. a. fec. September. AKA
<siso. October. ss5Sakyc. DecenbeT, ssk14sc
May, s78ssac.
oATa-weaker but irregular. No e SKA
Sc. October 34k 1.35c. May. 51af&so. sam
ples IN fair surely sah easter. No q f3s9
&c. No Whits sf137hc No. s510So4e /.
No. wbifa ssassc
RIr-Dal and easy 10 eash Gle. Sep.
feuuer delivers. flc. October. eisc. snc
Deoeuhsr, sssc. Sample lots slGaSe fof No
g and 5sSsbsc for Ne
pARLrY-wa7 fru No 2 sspfszesr. =
1Hr. Samples comncn fs aszc. Feot 20 cboics
t5as5c snd extra iofs go ~
MRS. PoHE-Nsrkss sornezks. unsettled
vith sciivs trading ~ lS~.f prices Priees
euotsbls 81 y 2s4e 80 foT cssh - 0o1t 1f's
fo5 September te.1oae - for Oct5l.sr o. ~
eil 20 Tor Jarnarr and 81 7eai207s fof Mar.
LARn-RatbeF active and prices rulsi iovef
Prices ranged 81 e. fs8sz9 gof cssh. - i648s p
for septsuhsr. n Dass9 for ocfohsf. so6
sssat Rs for yanusrF.
BrTTrr-frss t19c. Dsi-v 20 So.
PACKING stock t1sc
Por1TRF- Live CtifEsrs s1f4. psr , 3
sprirF Cbifktns s,sco psr lfs IdFe TurseTs
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

The ChrlsslaRa feu persaoe Congress
has decided X form an iEternatlenss
abstinence League. with hea1a nAFsers
81 Igrlob.
The bF-ak manufacturers WHO are hoy
oottne New lerk Thursday refused
the offer Of the services q the State
Board OF Arbitration.
Il WAS announced Thursday that the
wholesale carpet establishment 81 john
ManAmakeF a. PAiladelphia had been
sold % Boyd. Harley a 60.
At No. 4 oollieFy of ths KiugstoR Coal
Company g. EdNardsviile. Pa, Thurs
DAY. two miners were seriously ard enc
fatally hurt by an explosion q gas
The United Association 81 the I'y-
polheie of America - its session IN
Boston or the sth elected A. II. Pngh.
OF Cincinnati, as president for the en-
suing year.
The International Agricultural con-
gress al Vienna has passed resolutions
ia favor OF the formation of oentr2.
European customs league. and The
adoption % standard Of EalUe IN The
States comprising the league.
In collision Of freight trains on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad near Man
nington, ". Va. Thursday morning
Engineer Ordell and an unknown man
were killed. The wreck took fire ano
burned almost entirely.
At Saratoga Thurssy the executive
committee Of the National League OF
Republican Clubs issued an address re
porting the general prosperity Of the
party and predicting large convention
OF the clubs az Cincinnati.
]. j. : Nicholson. Of Lewiston. Nd,
was arrested by q post-ofiice inspector
Thursday ana held in 81, 500 bail under
the law making IL penal offence fog
any one 20 mail letter ordering green
goods" This is the FIRST arrest under
that statute.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
IOWA pRoHlalTlosisrs.
Thsy Eela Censeagsoa "a Des Msiae.
saa Nosnin@te = ssase FleksG

DIS MoiSEs. Ia. sept s a--The Pro
hibitoa Stale CONVENTION nas held in
this city Thursday, about City dee
gates being present The follow .ug
nominations were made. Secretary of
State. G. l. Mcfarland. q Mason City;
Auditor OF State, Ira poress. Of To
ledo; Treasurer. }. c. Reed, OF Keoluk
County; supreme Cogrt Judge. q.
3 Tarney; Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
u. T. SpgrgieF, Of TsyloF County; Re
porter Of the supreme Court o. y
Crawford. OF Hardin County II was
resolved 70 pat Congressional ticket in
each district ana a coaaty ticket IN eaeh
ooGnty.
Ii was determined 20 establish an on
oial organ az Des Moines. TO be edited
by Rev. ". a. Campbell. of Clarin4a.
The resolutions reamrm the National
Prohibition platform ot 1855. declare
prohibition 20 bes National issue; de-
clare against the international revenue
tax on liquor; demand tariff for rev
enue so adjusted as 10 enable American
industry 10 compete With foreign indus
try; demand an honest halloJ; favor
woman suffrage. Government control Of
transportation companies, and postal
savings banks.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

IHoSs. Ia. Sept. 5.-News 5. of the
burning Of tie town Of II wood, Clinton
Couaty. has boon received. The fire
occurred Tuesday night and consumed
gcnorel s:ock, with building. Of gro
cer!es and hardware store, post-office
and an Agricultural house. The loss
on buildings named is stated TO be
$40 900. with slight insurance. Besides
those a number o. residences and other
buildings wore burned. The aggregate
loss can not be ascertaiued.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
WIPED OUT BY FLAMES.
Terrible Fires at salonlca-Twelye Thou
sand Houses I'm Ruins.

SALoSIcA, Sept 5-F,ires broke out
almost simultaneously in four different
parts of the town Thursday and did a
large amount Of damage. The Greek
and Jewish quarters are devastated.
IL is supposed the fires were started
BY incendiaries. All tho consulates,
the cathedral and most Of the public
buildings have been destroyed. Twelve
thousand houses are in ruins The
Government at Athens will send two
war ships TO this port 10 protect Greek
subjects.
tSslonica Is a seaport city in Rounelia. with
a population az 5000 II stands on a hill-slope
ilclosed by walls I've miles in circuit It's nu-
merous minarcts and domes inters persed with
gardens of cypress. Several OF the mosques,
which Nave probably been destroyed by the
coniagration. were originally pagan temples.
The Mosque o, 81. Sophia Is a handsome model
OF that at COnstantinople. The bazars arc ex-
tensive and the city has houriShing silk fac
tories aud large export trade
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

A Caiaas Attraction at Momenee, IN, 10
he Opened October 4. with . DhPiAy
OF Farm Products

A Jatqae Attrzctloo al Aomcnces W. I'd
he opened October 1. with . DisPi4y
of F.rm Products
MoNzScE. III. Sept a-one OF the
most interesting palaces that has ever
been built In this country Will be
opened here on October 1. IL IS the
Interstate hay palace constructed en-
tlrely OF baled hay and straw. The ex-
position will begin October l and close
ten days later Governor Fifer.
Of Illinois and Governor Hovey,
OF Indiana. will be present
on the opening day and
President Harrison has written that be
also Will attend. if possible. The pal
ace will contain q display of the prod
ucts OF Eastern Illinois and Western
Indiana, and Will be one OF the most
unique structures ever reared. During
the exposition there will be races Of
every description, contests of singers
and general autumn jubilee. The
Seyenty-sixth Illinois Regiment will
hold its annual reunion at the palace on
October and S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
ROYALTY DROWNED OUT.
Floods Invade the Royal Castle at Pill
nitz-The Court Compelled to Move.

flOoGS INVADE Ino HL liit-
nitz-The Court Com PEELED to Move.
DRESDEN. Sept. 5.-The rise of tho
Elbe river has flooded the Royal Castle
at Pillnitz and the court has been trans
ferred TO Streheln.
VIENNA. Sept 5.-The Drave river has
overaowed its banks and vast tracts of
lands in Carinthia have been laid waste.
The rains in the valleys of the Danube
aud Moldau only ceased at noon Thurs
day. The foods have cut of all COM
munication between Vienna and the
Bohemian spas.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Havoc has been
caused by floods in the southern part OF
Germany. The crops are spoiled and
railway communication is stopped. The
Lake of Constance is higher than it has
been since 1870. Navigation is COM
pletely stopped. A Aland-slip has blocked
she Tamina defle and stopped traffic on
the Regatz Springs railway. Many pas
sengers have been held captive for days
in Austrian villages.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

r 1ir foE CEessoa. IA Tasy &C.
caBisd = specisl ear attached % the
Nes X0rs sni Chicago limited ex,
uTesS ne Presi3eps s=eSctS 70 zs,
naln az CressOn antii O.tob8r 7. D4g
ais stay these VII b governed by
the proceedings Of Congress, as 10
= lis purposs 70 b hack IN WASH
tngtol at least ten days before
the Adjournment he has accepted an
invitation - attend the reunion of the
Array Of the Gun mbeFiand az Toledo. o.,
On the lrth Instant, but does not ex-
pest 10 b absent from Cresson on that
occasion more than tSo or three days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

On account OF making
room for our Fall stock
which Is arriving daily, Ne
have decided 10 place the
remainder OK our Summer
stock on sale regardless OF
cost Ii you are IN want OF
any footwear or not Il viii
pay YOU 10 come today and
buy them ar prices that are
astonishing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
Colonel DowdsIl Loses Hls Home.

QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 5.-Boscobel, the
magnificent residence of Colonel w.
u. Dowdall, with its contents. was
completely destroyed by fire Thurs
day morning. Only q part of the
walls are standing and nothing was
saved except two family portraits. The
place was one of the most famous in
Western Illinois. and originally cost
with the grounds. some fifty acres,
more than SIS, 600. For twenty-five
years il has been the home of ex-Con-
gresham James w. Singleton. There
is an insurance Of 50 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
nenfh of a Millionaire.

New YORK. Sept. 5.-James E. Cole
man died on Tuesday afternoon at his
homo, No. los West Forty seventh
street. from the effects OF a fall. Mr..
Coleman. who was ~ years OF age at
tho time Of mis- death, was a native OF
Ohio and son of DR.. Elijah c. Cole
man, of Ashtabula, O., one of the
pioneer settlers of that State. One OF
Mr.. Colernan's daughters was the wife
of John Russell Young. ex-Minister TO
China. Mr.. Coleman was reputed TO be
worth GO 0OO coo
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
HOT WINDS I'M KANSAS.
They Are to Be Made the subject oi an
InvestlE alton by the signal Service.

They Are TO Be Made the Subject oi an
Investigation by the signal Service.
WAsuNGTOH. Sept 5.-S0me time
ago Senator Plumb (Kan.l brought 10
the attention of the Signal Service Bu-
reau the phenomenon of the hot winds
that occasionally. sweep over Kansas,
destroying or damaging the vegetation.
They occur irregularly, and the theories
of their origin are many. This
year the winds extended into Iowa, Ne
braska and Dakoka. Senator Plumb
has been advised by General Greedy,
chief of the signal service. that an in
vestigation into the causes which pro-
duce the winds would be made. and
whether or not the disastrous effects OF
their presence can be averted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
Gaiilotinsa

PARIS, sept 5-Thc Murderer Savery
suffered the penalty o. bis crime Thurs
cay morning az Montreul. where be
Was Cpiilotned- @sst IS the knife was
about 20 descend savery turned his
head and Inflicted a severe bite on the
execBtloBer's hand. just as Troppman.
who murdered . whole fsnilv. did teb
wears aye
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06
A Monument to Cardinal Newman.

LoSDoS, Sept 5.-A movement is on
fo.ot for the erection OF a monument TO
the late Cardinal Newman. The Duke
of Norfolk is chairman OF the commit
tee having the matter in charge. A
majority OF those interested In the prof.
ect favor Westminster Abbey as the
place for the monument Birmingham
and Dublin have also been suggested as
suitable places
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

TEh7HIcE Web. Sept b--fi~s thgu-
ssns people y tnessss the lsvitg ~ sac
rornsr-s.one ~ Galns Coarigs rev
eorrt-heuss htrs TfDrssaT Tns eers-
uoniss vsrs co8dusisd i7 tss Nssotic
fraternity Tts b8ilsirr viil aoss when
s,cr1r..ste5 8 II. .Bas
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-06

ta4as' e.. Nk c4 ftes. SIS aeS SIS
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Aazlss rs&n1 .rae1 k~t -fess
- 30 r<xNszf Fr-ess t1- 30
tAol1s D0ns@iA 49, - tsa Shee#
st-<s = 3 - - reE ~t4f prte-
Or lao sa Franch 80 Sfnsnte th-t sss
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fes stat Trike - .St
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ITS ass seol - afef - aa
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