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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-18
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enSAes. Nov, is,@.kerests sreM various nsfss
q the GENTRY sAew thai the Saia wave Is xea-
efAi AAa anuseails severe toe tats SESSION. "a
raul reports tae msseNgs esaew sers Tonight
xalisef sspesss are AarAa, :, Dsk., lesew
kssMasek, Il, OAK, 10 lsssaw( Aberdeen. s. nsk.,
te eeapw. Nsssaas lsaiNsx ia iswa reness tae
nserSMss at sefa asA same a. lew sss below.
Nsseaassa eosats rsgess the nsesSafy al sseA 4
fsttsANEs. lsek, dsspsseA SAY. tAe eass wave
reached there this sttssneaA, tAe pesreUsv
ss.ssassnk Is q eesew Al eAvlees sud sgisl fsll,
ne In SAsea9s the nAsxsMua senses azure fes
sae ,sss IVES Is Above. saA Al nsaeskas toass az
sAss Ia AtsvN
AsN1ANsA Wis. Nov IA hesSv hlsnsNcs
xAs sAssAs In NegaAesa MssSansia last nlxAk
4As ~snd vAs A,aeins = sac Ssa tNs sRas
dssgtsmN ApesvAeesisa i fst re- sesA~et tae
vsx..is which sieereS Yesterday yaAxn{NA Via
~ ara sesseeN Il tse steFes eongsaees Al tAs
.x~~sql rsse ssiitSss,l& viii Re AlsssSss3sA sae
SxaaAef = s~4stAe esNafss
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SAN fsaNctScc. Nov, is.--for tas past two
weeks shins have hsca cerains Ia troa all
aesfters, AVID The result ia tast aees berth ss,ssa
il very scArN A npaeei ~ vessels ass
snxiaasiy awS,tles ssslsamsaS smees taeN
beges tas knisht ~ ST. Michael. izlss,
fasoesls;. kNfeAa, CsgnsFVeasAlre, Faatsatra.
M(ltea pafs, SAwSaa0sn. Ne>esr. pr0mNsrtea.
Highland GeAt Aa3 ", istoaS la addition
e. this aset, the vssisrS No3en Mar. NAaa,iias
Hl,isw sas grstea are also ws4tnS g. So slens,
side EAa traahle is sast nearly all the prasat>
neat deeks are crowded With eesl-&s,sen .essess,
saase q wafea have been AZ zoe wASrVes STAGE
sast YnensA. CoaSgaees ~ vessels are tastnS
stssNaske NJ tAesr tss asys aaa are aataAllaS
their satrs ST leisure
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Asasagsaa Asss.. ssAsalA 4ssss Asass 10 rsE-n-
zos-ss4&- xas<.
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Railroad Notes.

s $, Ne'. superintendent Of the Seattle a
Moassns railroad, wsns 10 FsiySssen Yesterday.
Colonel J. {, GAsnes. attorney sNr the oregon
Improvement Company, veas ~ Port Townsend
yesterday.
|. q, E0iton, ot fost'snd. assistant general
freight agent ~ sae NestheFa rscise railroad. is
81 tAe cttp.
e g, Cssaa,e-. general arcai at Tacoma Of
the Northern Pacific railroad. Is in TIE city to
REPRESENT hts read at tie lGssSsrmsa's gaecssns
e. I. HARRISON, 81 Tacoma, travelling sGassaS
az tAe NorsAeza Pacific rSs3. is IN she o5;y.
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Sec rr.nei.c. Mm ae, che,n Ce.i

SAN FsANSsSsNN NV, iS-~lames Nsnsees ~
Ire f,ae CaaNaA caAl msuss, eN Ee lsnsAssa
Asy, Mash, has arrived hsFA Ms NArlasF
easds
There pevee Nsgcse sss sNeA sa catless hsT
sheAn tSsAi Rsere Ass hNea nassSA taese Tngeed
tA6s war thsH 3SNt tsv Pacific cssNst, sad veSe
He.s cAsAlHs Here ese ~ A@st are triaetse = isnSe
Raseaet 81 cAAk LAST sosr tasFe were rssay
t{Fsses 10 Washington ssa ia et3tiSa ye'u rAls a
sailt,,k fhss Ncag tAcsa sa1ncS hkte NseA sa,NSl
~ sEs 8fs4as nssSfacsng s3pN3{is TatN WftA cEAeF
FeSyenS hss SAeset e,Ns, ta - eAea,. Aa,i & ssl
~ eaes NeT Neg Sois - lat2N
Dealers ssv tASs ssas wa,ea iNss ~grtes sa}a
fsg sis as,s Ss>s tAn - ans weytA SNt So iAjs
i leR tse NoSt sraSse FNe4a Ahst ggaCa 70 raae
Ss,swa t,s "A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-18
LIEUTENANT GoEHAM RESIGNS.
Hut He Get His Rank BEFORE He

LeutenantW. II. Gorham has resigned from
the National Guard OF Warrington, hus before
he LETT the service he had secured the rscogaE-
ton fer which he had been fighting fer many
months Day before yesterday ne received his
commission ss first heg,enSnt 81 Company y,
60 which position he wss elected in Jaae, iS90
As sooa Sc his commission arrived he quaiaea.
and his next sc; was to resign tsoga service
The beard al survey. recently created by Ai.
iataatGeaesal o'Bsfen 10 take al accounting Of
stock ~ ths several rev Companies, held a
meeting ls>. evening at tire ATmosy with COM
parry Rs Officers, The board il required t. ex.
anime closely late and report upoa The eeatis.
dstion ot ;he property IT tie company 10 see
whether 10 deserves rev uniforms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-18
BELL TELErnoSE PATENT rssuEp.
many fssrs' Litigation In the Patent
Once Ensea M Lat

WASHINGTON cfTr. Nov. n.--Todsy the United
ssstss pntefst office issued patent 10 Emile Her
isnsr. hss'snof 10 the Bell Telephone Company,
Iof combined telegraph and telephone. which
has been pending in that Office since tuns. 1877.
~ UNDERWOOD that the Bell Company believes
tast this patent covers tho features necessary 10
TIE practical uss OF telephones. Other invent-
ors DO not take thai view OF the patent They
think that when Bells bssis patent expires Ia
Mnfrss. 1893. they will be able to produce psac.
usai toisrhonss that will not Infringe on the
befzifvf patent Tbs issns OF this patent is the
second step taken by Commissioned Rimonds.
anu posssbiy ths last which II will be necessary
20 tske % practically DISPOSE OF the long exist
Ing tsiigss Of telephone litigation Ia the patent
osisne.
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WAe2 Ae-sss - cstsle are lorr confined
n s3saseS - Seaa2l y2r1s. here tat 1sszss
exercise = permitted, The AaotS g-ow 70
sScA aeaSfa tAss tie Fsoo- A-zsss ,eearze
3&n2s ard CRIPPLED az fr~~5o-z. zAsz-e
keeps sasss p.&-as q x2iEnAls rasre5 Gaxa
Ay exe-c8ss, zaZsSsstlas 5asi zaAs .Ao1. Z
t@ asE$ w&sn excessive tvNrr-awIA d.
1Ca.s sce4-. N2c@GZzs AZAs cites become
ETscEsS.- 81 grs-E-uga x4&ss f-Ara raa1e
CONFINEMENT. IA s&H5aS animals - hxse
Ire hoes -sATess TOO -a2sA c2-e eAzz1.3 Ass
Etke2 N rN2k1-r then GaeAar s~-n-e So
i ozscs Recessed - Struggling a ws.s Ass
GzEsr=lI - zl-Eegy sec2-s IAe-a 70 Tie
sseoas, sre-<,a zerlzs hand ~ zzA= 81 M
ssa2zs -ss1--s s1szsli. bal - zAe vxc-..a-
.zae seldom Mar E1x2ss ana vszasus
S14-aA4s x-S ia -esZ.-t ~ lax ~ k.zz syzs
---n -l1-Acs-@e-I
Asa.sso- Asss-. scasalA Seat As1sx 20 ezn-
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.shHsd that bis beilsf was that the gil vas
snot ~ tho head. then shot in the vkgina while
ylnS u0wn, ~ shsfe was no external wound
visible. fIs entered Into long dcscrip,to. of
the wound, aud while many were yisit,Iy al.
Iseisd by the disclosures. Ainy exhibited no
emotion whafsvsE Amy was hanged Ia efigy
last night
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Nav ycHx. Nov. II ~tieorse stratton. who
has been fasting for more than forty days at
Hahors museum, exhibited every symptom of
heart failure yesterdas'. aud alarmed his physi.
clans ca such an extent that they ordered the
act OF. strastea was with dlfsinlty persuaded
ts take few teaspeoniuis OF cocoa. His record
IL " days hour aud minutes ON water alone.
without stlmuants OF any kind, something
never attempted before, aud a DAYS, Is hours
and ~ minutes without food. During the In.
terveninG four DAVIS he drank small quantities
OF champagne with crushed ioe lie wss the
lass of several contestants who undertook TO
btsak succi's record of iefty.h ave days.
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Farm sad Hs=e.

Don't mulch the berries TOO eS-ly: /. Is
soon enough after tie ground Is frozen.
In planting trees. bushes o. vines Sc eci
the best and then protect N Slnser II
necessary. Fo- market planting this .
not always sy2sAhle. but sAoaId he done
N the home garssen-
IL yO1 are putting manure on the orchard
remember thar i does 10 good "a enrich
the srDnk. Tie fe~zlng roots A-e aE2y
egs anse- the bearing branches. whe-s tie
I.sz2zrS should be rut
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cosrss aeanKa ~ MtNNxSosa.
,,.saA~a uansess Aut ewa Companion.
and sksase<Aas fAss~l.

.s,x<~ss,saS Ntnn.s NV, ssA sNsasas
,e@essi tssse wess See@Fsss, We, $40 . a
-. 4. hss~ ts>s Sax gse sac vstsvs - 1Agass
,s1.sAa Me Et@s IA = sSftts, os583stsa 81
=. sssas ca ssasa sssSs - saesSss, eess ,Sgssa
-. NtaH sS~As ssss fs~ useks SSe
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- nssvsA Nassfs,ss sas tse sses, nssHss es-
ss ,.s. ana ssss ssAsssa - h,,0sas ssse ~
sssss.' s.As seAAass ~ sktsAS Ssass - ysssae
49,. .s.Ak vita ia tees hsrs a.s jea SEA
-. "a Asess. ass F~Ss gess S,ss. sas IL =
s.sssss,ss ssaassseN Il ssssa sssasass Zee sa>
ss~sas .esss ~as sssEF*@s
-. - ~ rAsts s.s e%sa Sat sevegN &Ays.
- = - kafAksss~s tNs stgF,ses Eat -
- ss,sss ssusa. ssss sae~ssi ''sss sses -
- ...s REV sse8 kss5seS saA No
Nss a. Ss~s. &sssswsees NAss v&s
,ssses.As .as stesvss avss ><ne HsaAess
49, : As.nssa sssss aees sFees@ s'st =
49, = 40 Ne$A. wAN ,ssss=e u ~ SsaAS.
s $500 Esx - exsWesea - taae NnS gslaa
a s n AL sseA = sae sres va a. ss*a
sSa-a 81 sna z - -, - s ',s - - =,
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AT THE HOSPITALS.



An Adelaide Mans Accident
George Brandt underwent thu operation Of
having the first finger of his left hand ampu-
tated At Providence hospital yesterday without
being put under the influence OF any narcotic
The cause oi the operation was a cut received
two weeks ago while cleaning salmon. Blood
poisoning set in end the trouble increased so
rapidly that smputsttoa was necessary.
John Anderson. of Adelaide, who was acct.
dentslly shot in the hip some time ago while
hunting. IS at Providence hospital, but the
wound Is nearly healed
George Otis, who was operated upon at Grace
hospital Tor cancer in the stomach. 10 doing as
vel as could be expected.
AT the present time there are only two city
hospital patients On the list One 10 at Grace
hospital aud the other at Providence
Atfrevidens hospital yesterday ave patients
were received. At Grace hospital two names
were added to the list. and enc discharged.
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these people complain OF the receptions prac-
tieed 10 induce them 10 emivra,e, while some of
them COMPLAIN of deliberate swindles, which
ought 10 be exposed and punished. One of
these appears be the sale of tickets to interior
localities, which are found 20 be worthless on
THAR arrival here. There are no inducements
whatever in Brazil for farm and unskilled la-
borers, and the moro thoroughly thar fact Is ad-
ysr,ised the better
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yeAn Feenssia. wha ;gaS bop rsaca M TIE
BACK river, csass ia YESTERDAY after losa at
e>0ss sud pst BIS gaNle "a Harrington & Sas!ta's
barn, Nc stSapef Sad tAe SNsEass eesa ties sASa
"a dropped &aysa &a4 as Iatescaes esesa a. Vso-
ie&s Sas0asa lSrKs A0ls ia the ssaIy. How
the aNse VS. Ya4,Se M. Foaakasa VS. oexS3e IL
~ ssasx 81 Sosae ~Sx was.e S0sniaS ssta town
Ms ANa : ~, sesasa sad tie saa3e sGSesaas ~
xn.N4.t-s Nsre
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Annn.atInn Aritatinn in C.n.a.

wINDseS. ont, New ESQ. White, political
unsonssi leader, hiss received lss;e- irera Marx
ham. near Toronto, SAylas tASt ialat debates
are being he'd there 90 the sueiecs .. Political
uasGa via tie Iaisc3 States, and thai they
are attracting srexs attention The letter also
SAYS TaSny PERSONS IN thss vicinity are in fave.
81 such Gai0a and are eaiy swslilas al epea,.
sGasts IL &setsa-e Themselves
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world. w. q, r. u, Cony,n,,en.

hozToN, Nov. IT.--At todsy's session of the
Worlds W. &, 7, Z. number Of reports were
listened "a. Miss Frances Willard was re-
elected president. receiving sas votes cut Of ss6
MIRA Mary woedhtidga was elected recording
secretary. Mrs Caroline Il. Buell., of Chicago,
corresponding secretary. Miss Esther rash, of
Chicago. treasurer.
In the afternoon n number Of interesting re-
ports " different varieties et missionary work
wefe listened 60. The presidents prize banner
was presented 20 the stsle Of Maine The ban.
ner sissa ga the banner state cr nation OF
iNYehila sksarfatIhns went 90 iowa
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TAe >gesyaNa&t ewasTs ~ tAe Sound lave nes
vet saeee&ssz3 IA arysals,aS new sss0s a.
t.N0, aIt have ssesssl Temporary arrange.
ssSoS as Trerang Ts;<~SNsjsSS. & sey ASes ez-
tse,& sata = ss5as agreement sAAi 70 aae xssSus.
Ass, r~asc ai.3 eeSgce sstss without having
atS, k5cea 81 sc Ssys sessoe - tAe a3AeTS NJ
c9ap~&s AAs vel c@s T&kgs sa& faeessars 10
sGeA at&see sss vs8 Seaa g3saa.
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Read Between the Li4
MY OWN SWEET Eddie:

MY OWN SWEET EDDIE:
I take my pen in nazl
to wri tie and tell you
Of the vacuum you have
left in my exis tenel
since your DEPARTURE
Since your visit here
I an more convinced
than ever that clothes
do make the man, ard
While I love you to|
distraction I CAM
endure the clothes yU
wear, and 7 desire =
state that you needn
come here any more q
til you have gone
Hyans, Pauson & Co.
and donned one Of the
stylish suits.
make another 1nvea
nent and get an ov
coat as well, Tor
are the heao9uarta
for these gcoas- =
manufacture their
clothing ana can ss
you the naoa4eaon
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The ssrihe OF French Coal Miner.

PASls, New, g7~-TAe miners troubles continue
tospca&3 &as sAe mea stlu Remaining faithful
80 ;asir EMPLOYERS are act in al sav3&A.e r<ss-
tea Patrols Of strikers have eAaseG rsetias
ssS efsscegs have hsea saisrc1 A. Levin ;reors
ara en duty sc preserve order, There sre new
cssy taoa>saa miners 81 work Ia ess-5s-CzsasS
Tie tasAa ram ke- q strikers = SSx.A
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s.c,e,, az Nece.n,e., rns,,..r.

INV NeRs, Nov is-tAe regular session 81
the Amertcsa society ~ Mechanical Engineers
opened thss nsosplHs The aaanees 81 the
sOc,ssy are IA satisfactory condition. About
aSa members wess present The location If
tho resulF srsias meeting next Nay was De.
eiasA in lawn 81 san kEanaish.A
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tre vSe ra.ag Est tSs> s&E ~ nsssr 2fsN
eske fAe NszgAssa S&sess. A-a pess~ s-ses a.
ssalaS wezs - vss3t *saz sse.rass :, ss,szs
ssss geey fake sAs NssvgAsga Pas "a x & i 9ae
"a Asress e2es a. egSss ssaa4 Az& u sSa.exssa-
g~'ssses Ne ssss,se - s&rs - SeeAes &ss.s a.
sssA "a sssge yess CeSses res@ xss &As Nsesa>
ssa Essa e sxss~e4A
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TIE coan;y commissioners VIII lsxve On tire
o'clock train tass Eaa-zins Ser Back Diamond
60 cruise ard xp7sslse school iSa& II SEXTON Is
township e, range sasL lie oaz-S NIL ~
fu-a n tire - mess n special ssSsiaa Ssser1Sy
t. receive Ass fo- tAe 1sssllaias q s rev a-sGSe
se-oss 6reSa rlvs-, neSr s2aSEh1e-. the CO enc
have aesa swept sssy eGFinE she -ecSzt 1oo1
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MALTA ALA ADrgTgaN
Erssss = .saaSkss. .0s~.s. ESs.sg SAL Ara

oW * - $50 >. sssees. ia gsGsa>es - ses
AaA@acleS HssSs <>asp paw have See Se4 -
p,ees Gas& hsgss A&ae&r3aS Ia sAa sRzsS 3.
yssvtSe psgsSsS, Sst avs .:FGz 81 = ssS-s Ss,a2.
Az IS asss &aesas see ealss wsn1Nx
tss A@8c3 AG*coc$es &es aese eaA eNs&sv IS a
t-~s-c aSs res<z4 sSsgss. 5Ns 2s>ats rs sWseASA
gs.yaessaes . SO - sseea2 % ro.ssea< vs=~
sSasseegs ~ scsss Ea&4 &s1,s - Sc ggss$e-~cs-es
take Sesces ~ Ia ass<. &22 s..g a - tasz. sea
Vosra4s>@ ssSEy>
lSs sssssss szseSsss3sNs, &gvey -
- ASsas. Ses=eas-v.
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rAe pauNnaisn Bridge safe,

Ese Immense sssa - see'> &a& saw saSs
~A51& soyeses - yse pswsss5sS gsvsr 4assas
SAe vS>y a& @,zo., kA0ss Eas cosayy's a>S AssssSe
0ssF axe E>>a9 sSxas, las Asca ssssSVe~ aas
ss4s.as 81 tss RIVER &a@ t-ss sRes.sx wszk ~ 8
sagVa ~ SEATED taa .sse- aa- ysssaxs.sy 81
$40 &@e watA az eseAssas away Ike s&sA &&s
S4ss. ta& es&Sts So
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Metho,,,., GENERA, M,.,ou..

CIRvEi.Nn, Nov l9-fAs Methodist general
missionary e,samittea decided this afternoon 10
increase The geaeta appropriation fog domestic
purposes 10 half millien dollars. baltimore
was selected ss the place az the next annual
meeting. &c members 81 the committee were
given grand banquet at Music hall thls svea.
tns by the Methetists ag Cleveland.
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f,>Ss~sS, NV, "a se1 San tssaea ayv,ya TIE
MsrsAaeeNsA heeSe tsss sfSsnsns sts1e, sAsa
ssfnsNe ceseSe passed esss.s q Sae Ne safsssss~
sNss sysantNa'. Asve Sesetere3, Ssa uaasSs tie
Yssoce sUsegs = gvssnse, q p believed ~. Yr>.
krsSs tAesr4 ses,.vsfs y "a ~ vsgs&
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w8iiSa1sg Times. NeT. Is
q. " lSGa&&sla e-0nsAs over Freq. RS
Mltaa fxEza ss-S~o srriss In a. tAe1- stages
TAe-s Was TIE berry n t&Sss-. The berry -
Aassza. TIE TAI g-aw2 eresa ssszwes--y sEa
iAs i.sil-srarra IN. .ssxes.Al.s sf-au H..--r
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Omaha ,.yachpe. nl.ehArr.s.

OMAHA. New. n, ~"Caele liamy" Cannon and
Cspsaia o'DanesaGe, two 81 che leaders Of The
~ u that lynehea the negro VA October IL were
discharged from e0Stoty this afternoon, the
hearing not developing enough evidence a
which - hold them ter tglal There are ,t.a
sisAseeA n,en ~ be tried.
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rreneh SMUGGLING schooner e.urns.

CUxzSe, Nov. gz.-sa.e-1s&. Fsvsaus osee-s
have saces@se5 II TIE capture ~ sas schooner
Mare Rosa. hsvsns on Acas@ lee large Axr-ess Of
wA5sky, a<S86e> cases a. NrAn2y, vine ga az&
boxes - csSArs. TIE Whole valued a. between
s sac ana SsaasaA TIE cargo cane direct src.a
~ Pierre, Ns2ae3ea. 80 newfoundland
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R.aleal G.ln. IA sweasn AMI Ner~,x.

CsEgSVsASgA. New 3s.-~s2scito1s 90 members
Q. ne ss4siaaas have sass aesa asaA fSsa7as
a0s 81 land sAos ls~es sSzas Sex rs Radical
LEFT, watch ssxae2FeSs fse sYnosG;saeas a. 3
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