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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-12

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Behind Every Ballot.


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WASHINGTON December 'u 5D' ,..
to-day. Nr. ilAmp 'dii,4 up .'S
trg wh.raproN.ocS tAai hereafter
>...t. shalt meet @ lo d- n-' c'u-
session until $3.50 Pc Nee recess
ld adjourn $40 u p. m-
sreN Thought chat tae hour ol
would Poe preferable to I'D
Mr.. Plumb thought % best 20
hour named .n his resolution
Nr srei chem proceeded OBJ >ho"
lrlous.y the business ot the
t wa, transacted during the last
Session. when the hour ol meeting was
Mr. Plumb hoped -he rcsolU-
.... .....i stand o., presented.
1rr Reagan charged THAI the object
.-.. resolution was OBJ ch0he oil de-
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'NG q. '''- ''' On wa ' '''
Wr Vest maintained that person
.. th. Galleries had been permitted c
.raIsli during discussions which too
gs.. during the last session. % whicl
..rsrs, the Vice President took eNcep
r.. saving that applause had never
boom permitted while be occupied th'
l.r Nr Vest continued his remarks
....t1n to the resolution until . p
.l.. ..r..dcratiOn Of the Elections
e.. -.,umed and Mr. Wilson, o
l..,. .s.-.....i tbe Senat. I'm advocacl
f-.r.-.
U.~.f. .,,oal for iuStice. Mis-
..,r- >,urb Carolina. with a v0t,
asn--... ,ont : 4 members TO the Hous,
.tG-rr...ntarives. while Iowa. with q
.-l. rlDala,ion of sg3. 255. sent but n
~h.-. Ue hopod thatan earnest ef
.-- wogld be made to remedy this na
--r- Injustice The people Of In,
ntrv would NOT believe that th,
,'e of Nissi,SfDufand south Carolina
a, free DO uSe the ballot as the
a..of Iowa. No more important sub
...t rov, commanded the attention of
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stole Seventeen thousand Dollar >.

BosroN. December Henry b. Blue, a
clerk employed by ThoS. II. Perkins X
Co, stock brokers, was arrested this after
noon charged with the eInbezzlement OF
Sl5 600 from his employers. The money,
il is alleged, has been taken a. various
times since Nav, lSSS.
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Kilkenny Rescinds Her Vol c of Confidence

DUBLIN, December ia meeting of the
municipal council of Kilkenny was held to-
day, at which a resolution was adopted re
scinding the vote of confidence in Mr.. Par
nell recently adopted by the council. The
Workers Club Of Kilkenny are making ar
rangements FOR a torchlight procession IN
honor Of Mr.. Parnell, and they will give an
enthusiastic welcome when he arrives.
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III, Indian. neeoming submissive.

Washington. u. c., December Gen
.- l.le.i TODAY received very favor
arl from General Miles about
,ultiOu The presence OF the
position has had dcmordliz-
upon the Indians, and those
ago were defiant and warhke
r. ,- evidence OF submission.
rt. tfth Infantry has returned
v 'aking with him Hump,
-r excellent service with me
D-.lI Nez Perces campaigns
USE Of him I'm bringing IN
Brooks reports that the
White River have turned
stock aud were coming I'm.
reports quite large number
s vicinity who are willing
orders These beiOEg % Big
r- and others located about
WESTERN part Of the Cheyenne
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Charged With Embezzlement.

CHICAGO, December 1l.-R. G. Scod.
dard was arrested tonight on warrant
charging embezzlement. Scoddard IS ac-
cused of embezzling bonds of the Chicago
and Arkansas Construction Company val'
ned at 100000. Scoddard was released on
II, 900 hail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-12

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, December IL
Henry Willard spent TO day in Minneapolis
and st. Paul, looking after his properties.
In an interview, he said he did not think
the Wall street panic was as near over as
has been represented. Its cause. he gives
as the Mckinley bill and the silver bill.
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ciren nn Year.s Extension.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1l.-Asslg9ee
Miller. of Barker Bros. 4 Co, stated TINS
morning that the most important creditors
of the suspended firm have signed paper
giving the firm years extension III whlch
10 meet their Indebtedness.
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u. .N,lDN, ID. C., December 1.-The
,.-ea. appointed the following post
~. Joseph a. Thomson. Media. Pa.
ID \ jefr.es, West Grove, Pa. Franl,
f.. ..oh, CORY. Pa; Jerry Crary. Shon-
Tc. Ia and Thaddeus ". Fancher.
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Wife Slayer Found Guilty.

CINCINNATI. December ll.-Chas. Craig,
the wife slayer, was declared guiIsy oi
murder in the first degree oy Judges MAJ
we'll and Shredder this morning. He wal
be sentenced Saturday.
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A Cool Murderer.

ST. Paul, MINI, December i ll:-Patrick
Regan, laborer, employed at the North
ern Pacific shops, shot his wife this after
noon and then walked to the police station
and gave himselfup. His wife commenced
divorce proceedings against him yesterday.
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Did Not Result Favorably.

BERLIN, December ll.-Dr. Behren
writes that thus far his experiments look
ing for n cure for diptheria have not re-
suited favorably. Heannounces, however,
that he will continue them.
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Nav Cure Ieprosy.

VIENNA. December ll.-Prof. Bielroth
declares that the use OF the Koch lymph
has produced marked effect in cases OF
leprOSV.
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To conc,liste Sugar Manufacturers.

PARIS. December 1.-THE government
proposes TO reduce the excise duty on beet
roots to concililiatc the sugar manufactures
of the country.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
Hats.

A writer In the Southern UAltiva
II saws some three weeks since.
lr. James Newell, a neighbor Of
,iae, in reply to my question, said !;
you will take u Jar or pot, put i
u your corncriB, I'LL 10 within tour
IL Ave inches OF the top, with water
uta double handful Of cotton seed
"a ton Of the water, and pile The
orn aronni so that the rats can
tasty reach tile top. Jon will catch
avery rat that passes by; the rats
will inmp on the cotton seed, The
next day I tried the experiment, and
three days after had my jar exaniin
ID. and the servant pulled out
thirty-one drowned rats. In sixteen
days | had ninety.two rats Newell
says that rats never hurt his cnfn.
! have repeated the story to several
and all who have tried il, have been
successful. The best place % sci
yonr jar is by The side Of wall OF
The crib. All who are troubled
wilh tass should try it,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
SATURDAY, JUNE 4 1850.

their wards, delayed action until
the admiral was dead and buried.
The heirs should be thankful that
the box has come 10 them instead oil
10 their heirs, even unto the third
or fourth generation.
For the frst time III The history
Of the house Judiciary committee, a
majority Of the members have agreed
to favorable report Upon jaias
resolution providing for q conatitu.
tional amendment to grant the
right Of suffrage to women. Twice
before minority Of the committee
bad reported favorably on similar
propositions but majority could
not be induced to take favorable
action.
1t is stated that The Behring sea
negotiations have broken down, but
thst it was expected That q treaty
what would be quito satisfactory to
both sides would be completed ID
time for presentation to the Senrte
at its next session. at the State
Department. however no one would,
undertake to confirm or deny the
report.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
A New GeAaus.

A new genius in The begging
line has made his appearance on
the busy down town streets in New
York. He is dressed IKE res
pectahla lougshoreman, is careful 70
keep h;laself neat and clean and
alWays carries a bundle Of eotton
and two dimes about With him. He
sthffs the,cotton IN one cheek, as
sames an expression of intence
misery, puts Tie dimes in the band
that u not cEgaged in rubbing his
swollen cheek and asks the first
benevolent looking man he meets
Tor a nickel TO complete the sum OF
25 cents necessary 10 have a tooth
extracted. His decent appearance,
evident agony and the sight Of the
two dimes already in his hand
brings The asked for nickel nearly
every time.
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
Monument 60 RHnrshaEE, the pins
der ofGold in California.

On Saturday, May 8, the statue
Of james w Marshali the dlscov
erer of gold in California, was
unveiled at Colomo, El dorado
Coanty, near the spot where the
6rst gold was found. The Legisla
ture provided he funds Tor This
monument, which was desfghed by
f. Marion Wells, the accomplished
sculptor, who vas exeCaled his task
with skill. 3
The statue represents Marshall 10
he dress of the period. He is
facing the river. Ii bis right hand
he holds q golden Nugget, while
with his left ineex foger extended
be points 10 the exact spot where
the ever memorable discovery was
made. The statue is grand III pro.
portions aud workmanship, aud The
design IS quite historical.
The monument is 80 feet 6 inches
IN height, and is OF admirable pro
portions. The cap Of the pedestal
Is s feet square, on which the statue
of Marshall is placed. The statue
j. heroic IN size, being 81 feet in
height, representing MgtshaIl dress
ed in miners garb.
On the west side on the honn
ment are the words. Erected by
the State Of California, ia memory
. James W. Marshall, tiie discover
er. Of gold. Born October 10,
i8te. Died August l0,l8s8. The,
first nugget was found in the race
OF suffers mill, in Coloma, January
10, lS4S."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
A KISS in o Canoe.
The maideu sat in a light canoe

The maiden sat in a light canoe
AAoat oh mountain lake,
And map idea shot wildly through
Fhe brain of her lover twho sat there, tool
THAT he, in that self-same light canoe,
a stolen kiss would take.
Wow tile maiden sat there Unaware
OF thu plot that he had Matched;
And the mountain breeze played with her
hair,
And famed her cheek and her brow so fair
+As she sat there still quite unaware
OS tie kiss so soon to be snaSched.
Than' the lover awaited a real good chance
70 capture The longed-for kiss,
, When, watching the whipping waveleaa
dance,
She tuned her head with quick, shy
glahce,
And leaf1ing lelok she gave him q chance
That was really too good toelhiss.
SO lie bent to meet her and tried to steal
The kiss that 4e burned to get
But he bent SO quick inl,is ardent zeal
That the craft npset likhss whirlirg wheel.
And he missed tie kiss Shat he tried to
steal
And they both sot very wet
Journal of ELncation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
TO foAway witt. the Raee EssaS.

Under the title "One Way to
Settle the Race Issue we find in the
Chicago Tribune tli6 following
editorial expression;
A prominent firm Of CONTRACTORS
10 Pitisbnrg Pa, has decided to
substitute negro labor for Italians.
4 force Of Too has already result
that the contractors have decided
to gradually 10 away with Italian
laborefs altogether. Other contrac-
tors, who have been watching the
experiment, are preparing 10 do the
same, and thousands Of aoutEcrn
negros may yet be provided with
the opportunity 10 earn their ligisg
in Western Pennsylvania. thus
helping 70 solve The race problem.
The inducements fer them 10 come
North viii be very strong or course
as they will not only have plenly o
work at good wages. but they viii
be better treated than they are now
and will not be deprided Of tue
rights WHICH are guaranteed them
bY law. Both in Tie interests Of
labor and Of humanity 1t Is t6 b.
hoped the experiment will prove
successful and that large nuEhbcrs of
them viii come North where they
viii be entitled 10 life, liberty and
he pursuit Of happiness, and where
they can .alsg. support themselves
aud their fahilies.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
TAkEN Up.

By the undersigned. three etrav
cattle; CW0 cows and One beer
Tbleh have been tpnging In bis neigh
hofllood for SOME time, The O6wySsr
Is hereby notiUeH to .c0tig forWal1l.
prove bis property aia plssy coslfs. cc,lfs
otherwise the sfid stock viii 81 dis.
posed Of according 10 Law, 81 GATT-n9-
Day JUNE ~, 1890. 1Ke bfand
which the stock bears can bs seen ss
the MERthIoNAt once S.
May q, 1850:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
Criminal LIBEL.
Catahoula Tines.

Cdtdu0uld tlL2PS.
The New York World, the Wea1
thy and influential organ, whose
agents and reporters penetrate into
the dark, hidden and innermost
recesses Of coal mines, peniteDtiarJ
leases, p:ratical oyster expeditions
and other benevolent enterprises
for the relief aud amelioration Of the
lahoring classes, and expose to the
studdeting gazc of mankind, the
outrageous, horrible and revolving
crimes and atrocities perpetfated
By wealthy corporation upon their
employees; has Just emerged wftEl
flying colors from q civil suit for
$25 900 damages brought against
it by tie American Towing Com.
%aGy, from which concern the
World leased q tug for ten days at
$50 per day; and made a raid hpoh
the oyster thieves and pirates of
Chesapeake Bay, and succeeded in
restoring to freedom some of The
employees, who were unable to
escape and were held in ahiect
sefvitude. The authors Of these
abuses and violations of personal
rights were arrested, prosecuted
crtminally and Subjected 10 the full
penalty Of the law. The suit for
damages was founded upon The
allegation, that since the lease of the
tug to the World and employment
~ it for the purpose indicated, the
Towing Company has rot been able
TO lease its vessels to the oystefmen
and has been severely boycotteda
hy them. But the Court and the
'Jary did not see it in that light aud
the Towing Company had retire
with costs as a penalty for the
injudici6ns auit. Now. the propri.
'etor ana editors have been indicted
far criminal libel and defamation
nf the memory Of Tie late A T..
Steward "the merchant prince ol
New York. and Henry Hilton
the million dollar legatee- who il
charged hy the World with exercis
ing sncll power over the weeping
widow that he WIS able within
week after SteWart't death to
convert it into a check for twelve
millions. There are some startling
and astounding revelations, which
If true, will astonish the people s.
this country. IF Matt Quay VII
only condescend to devote a little
oI his attention 10 them, we think
tIa they will have their hands full
In the meantime. We would suggest
that IL send John e. Klein, the
enterprising reporter, who has
recently succeeded in unearthiug
aud disclosing to public view, the
inhumaDities. -crnclties aud harba
rites illf cted upon the Georgia
convicts, on the same mission TO
Louisiana We heiieye that the
same revolving condition of affairs
exists in the management of the
Louisiana penitentiafy under the
prevent lease system, and that in
tile Investigation suggested the
World will again be Instrumental
in relieving the sufferings and tor,
lures Of soreIy opprassed class,
who are and ever will be but Tor
the Intervention Of others, power.
less In the hands OF a set Of unfeeling
and ruthless tyrants, who pursue
their gagged aid manacled victims
with the horrors aud summary pro.
cecdings Of the dark days Of the
Spanish Inqnisition.'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07
Weekly SvSAthes rep Bu1leGfs.
LopuiSidiHhh vyessgkeas 'Beryaos.
New Orleans, Nav 81. 1890.

| The rainfall for North Louisiana
averaged 81 Of ah inch dnrinR tha
past week, being 4 deficiency 81
about an ineh compared To The
normal fOP that period. ;s
In SoHlh Louisiana the weekly
rainfall sSsfsged I.55 inches, which,
compared with . normal of las
inohes, shows q slight excess. All
the heavy rains were coGhned .to
the southeast portion Of ihs STATE.
III the Northsrh portion .of the
stare, The temperature was slightly
deficient owing TO cool nights. with
an ex0ess Of uhnshiDy days. The
temperature and asNSne we're
about seasonal egeFage 10 Central
Louisiana and slightly de6Ciens Ia
South Louisiana.
The following are he weekly
rainfafls reported: Shreveport .OA
of an inch: Mind9n. 100, Libertg
Hill .06. Monroe .20, Gifard .O0:
Delhi .36, Columbia $50, Conshat.
to is, Grand Cane 10, Natchitoch-
es $50. Alexandria LOG, vicksbasg
l.S6, Cheneyville .0A, Melville l.tl5,
Grand Coteau 90, Lafayette 81,
Lake Charles 80, Abbeville .69;
Edgard 2.4l, Jeaflerette / IA, Emi.
lie Bonnet Carre) 100, Thibodeaux
i.4O, Houma 1872, Clinton "A,
Arnite .69, PaiIConrtyille Q 202.
Hammond .9l, Plaohetbi6e l.50.
Maurepas $50, Mandeville l.54.
sugar Experiment Station EMO ]
New, Orleans la. Shell Beach 1.S5.
and Port Rads $50.
Tie cool rights have not been
favorable 10 the growth 81 cotton
in ne Northern poarition of tie,
State. and there is d general com.
piaint 0f too little rain ii that
section. The farmers. hoWeyeg
have taken Advantage 6f The s.la.
shiny days and are vigorously
pushing their work. The work OK
the cotton aud corn is still co,,sitles
rably behind, but with another week
of pleasant &eathee the crops ;vigI
be entirely free of grass.
Generally GavCrAbEe reDoorta hAva
been received from South L0uisiana
Cotton and corn are doing wells
corn laid by and cotton nsottly
scraped, and much oft is hilled uD.
10 that portion of Tie oserdOiIea
district where lhe Aatef d recedinr
cotton has been generally FieDla1ted
and is coming up.
The rains have Been Iarticujarlv
favorable TO tie corn dad been lai6
by. The Cane crop IS reported a.
doing very veil, being quite T0rvard
and growing fast.
Reports from St. John and A.
sumption parishes are nos enco.rag.
ing. 10 st. John field work wa
dhrihg che greaters nsre
Of the week the ground being ao6
Wet. IN assumption she rain Waa
% abundant II many places a. n
keep alI hands CIT og tke 6eldg.
thus giving grass b strong AeadVay
On cottOn, cora and cane. Renorfs
fronl Some 0tlier sections askta .tflaS.
the cotlon is somewhat grAsav hNk
with The present fne weather
viii soon be scfsped. The fttea
crop Is ID good condition. The a..
" Irish potato crop did ooe ccIls
up to ezpectaiiohs but that plsnee3
alter The March freeze Is ID excsi.
lent. condition.
The section bf louisians 6ov o.,
der water covers b great portioa s:ssF
northeast L8hisiana IRON Poinis
Coulee aortlward, bnt obserygrS
and correspondents generally renorE.
The wafer falling and pIaliters
replantag as Fast AZ The fecedi0es
waters will permit.
z. D. KEaKAu.
Signal Corbs, Direetio1
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07

New Jersey farmers are threaten
ed with we'll nigh all be insect
pests known to entomogoIy. the
wheat louse being tue mostdreaded.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-06-07

Conservative members Of Con.
gress are beginning to feel d little
uneasy about the way the appropri-
alton bills are piling up this season.
The amount Of appropriations on
bills already passed and pending,
point to an aggregate that will
exceed government revenues BY
many millions during the coming
fiscal year.
Government revenue from all
sources for the year, including Tie
postal revenues, was placed hy The
treasury departmental $3.50 ,40n, 900.
The regular annual appropriation
bills, exclusive OF deficiencies. will
amount TO about 1929 100000, and
the permanent appropriation. inclu,
ling sinking funds, aill reach $l0t,
6(ti.n00. The deficiency bills will.
according 70 tile estimates of the
.enate appropriations committee, he
ut least $8i 900 900.
That makes an aggregate t'bf
1856 50O,DUN Of appropriations, ex
Iusive of the deperiden! pension
II. which. if it becomes o law as
ed hy the senate, will call Tor
he increase Of The navy IS passed
av the house amount 10 SS,000 a00.
Rhere has been 81, ,7tI0,AG0 appro-
printed for the worlds fair.
If the rivers and harhots bin and
le Galveston har bor bill aud the
re for the lake channel, between
o upper aud lower lakes, ali pass.
at will make $32.90n, ,000 more to
added to the appropriations.
The miscellaneous the last short
ssion amounted To $l0,255 ,975.
d they are likely 10 amount TO a
.od deal more at this session, as
9 public building bills already
ported in the house aggregate an
propriation Of $l4, 900 900 10 say
! .Ihiug of the senate bills, bds #
+, { miscellaneous appropriations
rry only the same amount a. at
e last session, the total appropria-
ms will amount to $O47 ,355,9T5
! wing a deficiency of $97 .o00l0O0.
! .lese figures and estimates leave
/ 1t OF sight possible appropriations
e coast defenses. the direct tax
II, end macy other purposes which
made, will swell the deficit next
81 considerably above sl0O,OOO,.
lO.--Ex.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Ncc Wtper 9alenS Gneoe.
proonftton.

lluastet Spebeaplinsen fog mer er,r
minore Self paa De feite Stebcr / 5,
Sdreneoe Stater, bar bog &eb Riper
0alen iaar frem6rast en- ppermnaS,
tor &plins. Sra Breckenridge / SaS
til 9em6ina / Norb bar llo6pttct boa
be99e Sioer at 5lpben ueret gjeaner,.
9aaenbe soot. Soor man for 3rrf
ninseu uenteOe at faa fra II til Is gp.
lbels pr. acres, bar man iaat fra l8Gl
%, ps G9rc inoeboloenoe fra 100 til
1000 Ncres bar gipet ct Gjenreminit,.
ubbptte at fra 20 til ~ SuIgel8 Or.
Qcre.
3e 6 Counter paa glorb 9atuta 81.
oen: &idlunb, Gais, 9raia, GrarS
Sorts, @alib ug gembina bar iaar BRO.
ouceret 2O,200,Oo0 8uibels % BET
famine gtrtal Counter paa Winneioto.
Siben 15,O0O,00 DOC iinmmen 35, 200.
900 8ai9el8 Spebs foruoen be anOy,
&Orniorter. 3enne StrGfnins er 200
Mil lang % 60 Wiil breb, pa fun en-
liocu 4rocent al 9anbet er uuSer 9pr..
ming.
Suis Reo &iper 9alen er bet ItgrR,
bueoepruoucerenoe 9iitritt / be Gur.
eueoe Stnter, Iaa er ct al bens Counter
- @ranb Sorts - oct Itsrite boeos.
prOoucerenbe gpuntp / Serber. Goun
tiet, Der fnapt bar 10000 Snbbb00er,,
% iom fl1n bar paret ~lettlet iioen 1878,
probucerebe ianr 100000 8uibels
Speoe, os N~abocOuntiet, Bplf, paa
WlnneiotasS iben prpoucerebe uGIer
li9eIda me9et. Slere, iom iijpr tje6t.
9auo Der, bar betalt fine 6arme mtO
llobpttet ai ben fsrlte Slpling. Mau bar
Bapt imGa Gplinser Der, men aloria
l(aar. De beie 8riier % ben fore gtu'
ling bjelper iaor Sarmerne Der lanst
irempuer mob almiuoelis @elitanb.
6orretuin9sliOet / Sperre bar pgina
faat M 6art ! fig Og margiploi9e i~torsos
toitbare 8pgniugcr er uuoer 0pforil
6oaoe / Sarge Og @ranO Sorts.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Co.Education.

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Sioer.