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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
The Legend of Clebach's Fountai,

Clebaeh's fountain was a holy well
In the southern slope of Cruachan, near
Roscominon, Ireland. The legend in
that st. Patrick met here the two
daughters of King Ieoghaire, Fedelm
and Ethna, as they came from tho
royal palace of Roth Cruachan to bathe
in the fountain. The maidens won.
dered at the sight of the venerable
stranger surrounded by his monks. and
they questioned him eagerly as to who
he was and whence he came and what
king he served.
When Patrick had told them of the
iotty message he bore, the grace of God
touched the hearts of the maidens So
that they believed and were baptized in
the waters of the fountain, which ST
Patrick had blessed for the purpose
immediately on coming out of tho
water they prayed that they might be
united with God, Patrick's king, and
be with him forever Almost instantly
the blush of health left their checks
and they calmly sank to sleep in death
Their bodies were laid side bv side i,
Clebacli's fountain, which became o,a
OF the holy wells of Ireland. famous for
tiie miracles II wrought among the nee,-
pie. st. l.Onis Republic
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Americans are too often credited with
originating booms, but enterprises of that
class have always existed. Even take Ger
many, that home of conservatism, YOU will
find times when the people were crazed over
all sorts of bombastic schemes Strassboure.
the famous European railway builder, swim
died his countrymen out of $50, 900 900 in lines
of railway that he projected to gridiron
Roumania and Austro-Hungary, connecting
with the German-Turkish and Russian
system. American daring was surpassed.
and construction gangs were pitched into a
naked wilderness without population, savage
or civilized, and no prospect of ever raising
enough food to sustain the smallest hamlet.
Strassbourg built for the sake of building. az
every mile represented a greater. issue Of
stock and bonds. How far he would have
gone can never be estimated His methods
were exposed in the reichstag. creditors
clamored for money, bonds couldn't be given
away, and the crash came. The respective
governments then took the lines, which have
been operated at loss ever since.-Globe-
Democrat
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Miss lie Fink who want,
nocent powder for her eeus.'
''llave you any--er-iaiap. \
Druggists New Boy-..E, ,
out. ma'am, but If YOU Il y,
address I'll get it to you tor
New Boy Ia few hours Ia,,,-
Miss lie Pink live herey'.
Mr.. Nicefello-"Yes. til
house. +"
New Boy-"Just goin' n. i.
Mr.. Nicefello--''ves, my u
going to make a call.
New BOY Wen, I'm IN \
Please give 'er this package. L
thing for her baby
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
TROUBLE AT DE CLUB.
ras COTTON BLOSSOMS HAVE
A ToRRIp MEETING.
The President siarts the Bsii H"ilsn8
with a Lecture on Transsnigraston--'
Watermelon patch that Was Well
Guard ed--M. luad's sren'""s

.,, ,. sail prother Gardner
i haa been opened In
al'ei WV al nv n sorrowful dooty to
que loi,"' n,o,,nciu' d, death of
P oii1n ,ii,as'tnne Hawkins. n MEM
hru''u M OH Thin in Newark.
o1i W III from ,irth AWAY 10. davs
WI" a.. f,,st de.th dat has
tdal,on n1aee in our ranks since dc
80 sJ '',,. s,,.,r.nized am IL affoards us
Niuo - &c.. ,.,.,s reqershun. know IL
- il, sicb eases To appont a COM
:,,,a.,,, 10 move am resolve an ia
nia,,, d.,t do deceased had All de yir.
o,"'' -, nm. ~ d. vices of manhood.
Wv, ahan,t foller ont dat program.
W." ..u,,ddar u,ulkins was only COM
mon man like de rest OF u.s. Anything
like hard work 'ilaoc MN siio".
''lie WASH de mos noh1s' an up
right man IN de Woriu: 'hihh ne
would prevari6'te az queh as any n..iJ
eber knowed' an III sar.iii NC o"eu
mos OF us borroweu MONEY.
I'm losin bruuuer ..l,ss'ono w
can say dat siiiiii pin
bowed out ioreper' De CIV mas IN
blo"ed las num- pu' nc vas " ei'.uei.
lie nebbtr eDeh rE up " s"Ppors
moshun IN as cup. r,,
we can say oa' nc vas a.
charitable, modest iorgWlh' cohscieh-
tous an iull OF integrity hase ne
WASH I. his wlie supported ,ne IAN ~
while he put on de styie. an II ne hao
found dollar oili on the moan IN dls
hall hesWouldn new toddefcu 10 ask
who lost IT.
He wa list fair 70 medium same as
the rest OF de world lie "a some
good plnts an some pad ones oar
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
CAD In Old Time Dress

ne was millionaire at the mask ball of
'Ils ArV ASSOCIATION. He was knight and
wore sword, and had gorgeous dress and
snapeiy silk encased shanks And as he Went
through the room his sword got caught in
,auleS dresses, and kept lodging in between
us legs, and every now and again sora
Ie!low IN silk stockings would be lit on the
Sims. LII oh the
well" said the millionaire, 81 see now
why they didn't have street cars in thosa old
DAYS san Francisco Chronicle .sIJndorl
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

me passion for reading is strong in
iti, ena as Wen as in the United States Ont
W W wv native newspapers there are said ~
oo un'y hait dozen which are NOT lii
arr'S opposed to Christianity, and societies
~ now nelng organized to disseminots
' an iliiiael publications of England onS
~ n"e ea Even the photographic presses
VI germany and England are made 70
r n,.;nti, TO the spread of paganism NV
a y, s", anl5 pictures of Hindoo gods. which
n mi SOY. d IN Calcutta. One man has bod
a, S'ooo,ooO Hindu tracts at his OWN WV,
e Copar 70 distribute at the large fairs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
DOWN In A CAVERN.
SURVEYING THE MAMMOTH
CAVE OF INDIANA.
First Complete Description OF the Great
Underground Passage - Miles OF
Lakes. Rivers, and Living Rooms
Explored Science.

Rummaging lately among the rare
and curious books in the library of
Col Durett was found proof that
while Gen. w. II. Harrison was terri
torial governor he visited, in 1906, n
remarkable excavation which he styled
"The Mammoth Cave of Indiana. +"
Later in the same year was discovered
its famous and only rival, "The Nam
moth Cave Of Kentucky" But the
IIoasier cave has plainly the prior
right to the unique title, only it Is now
too late to make the assertion ex-
cept as . matter of curious in
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Yes, sah,' replied The "
came forward. We
"l'rudder White, did s.,
day Of de present month n. q.
in befoh de pie stand ~ Y N M
ON Thompson street. del XIV
dat dar' was nebtar y. n
woman as Adam an Ever ~
IL did, sah,s 81 &. ]. \
brother in reply. 80
- on said dat, did yo.,-
IL said it, sab, but
mind right away. Il was a,S
minits befoh | changed nv y
"Oh, You did? What i Il, /.
at de present minit?,
Dat dar was SIGH pus..,,.
How long kin ye hanr \ J, !,
IAN de res Of my life, I. !. !
Den 20 kin sot down. !.
my eye on You, however. ~ y
any mo wobblin about ~
sunthin drap wild a sound js.'
pan faliin' off de kitchen NJ
will now actuate to onr Il, I. !
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
No Regard for the Proprist,..

,o rrs' flushing Female Phianthropist with
Douquet-l have been in every green ", ,sn
M Tue city and these are all the choioa ,uSe
sis could find. Isn't it too bad tho ' nom'
year! ~ 1nls Time Of
,,' second Gushing Female Philantbron;,.
Wieh tray of delicacies- it had haa, ol'is'
month later could have found I ar en en-
much nicer fruits and earlier ra aoulu ever SO
mora th ~ u9es seem as if he might have bean
'iA0ie 'noughtful,-Chicago Tribn,a 'oen
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

little Esqniinau woman, who left her
native home on the eastern shore Of Green
land when 10 years old, has resided In this
country long enough TO learn the language
and TO develop the fact that Esquimaux
are as white as other people when the dirt
and grease are washed off. Among other
things, she says, the people OF her nation.
Atty never wash or battle liz all their
lives, have no rulers, no form OF govern.
meni, every one does exactly as he or sh,
pleases, and all are contented with their
lot, as they know OF nothing bettar.-
Chicago Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Differs --"Who says womaI
heads for business? There's
made $40, 900 by simply tun
hand over.
Whiifers-"Phew. How
Bliffers-.'She turned It ow
Bullion. and now she's Mrs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Paper, siri" he called, as dignifad .stig
oaek Old gent passed the corner. '''1
No notice.
All about the fire, STRIP
No notice.
L., All AL ABOUT war in Europeln continued tbe
lad as he followed along. ''''O'u Tue
No notice.
.. All about the scan-dal" shouted tbs how
at the top of his voice. "'eN 'ne boy
r. W nat! scandal" exclaimed stiff hack ~.
Nc hal'eU' You may give me five conia 80
my son."-Detroit Free Press. W. 'oP'eS'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Stranger--''l should like u
Gilman"
Seaside Hotel Clerk -"yas.
among our guests.
That's queer. He said Iva
him here
UNI see. Sit down sl
while. 1t is about dinner tiz
six-dollar-a-week hash-houses .
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
Grace's Hunting Horses.

Ex-Mayor W. Il. Grace of New Yorl,
has placed on his Long Island farm n
number OF Irish hunting horses, Tn
irish hunter is about the toughest and
soundest animal that ever wore shoas
IL must be added. however, that. as n
bad can be. oao ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
The Larges, Fish Market.

The largest and most important f,sh
market in the world is at Billincsgate.
London. IL has been estimated by com.
petent authority that the enormous mass
Of 132, 900 tons OF fish ars annually
disposed OF In this great 'piscatoriar
bourse," as Bertram happily terms IT,
Youths Companion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
Qnite Willing tn o,,,,

town Tn, iom!" sobbed his wife .yopro l.,
vile stuifF YOU "f.nk such
.;,,' "eu-hic-my dearshn returned r..
hic-you kno pv pbestsh-hic-I can get. If
any better s snTr1 AZ, they sell-hic
York Sun. 80 ere.h-New
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She sweetly Requested

There were seven men stanu'ns !,
platform of "a Gratiot avenue 70 !,
one of them was smoking, " d,
signaled the conductor 10 stop
door open, but she stood anu = = =
crowd for a moment, and As "
she sweetly requested; -, 4
Conductor, won't you peas ~
one side of the car, so that ea"s
out disturbing those genlls''''
Free Press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
Liberty's Limitatioas

Immigrant -"At last | an
America. 4 man can do prsis
as he pleases in this COUNT
hep"
Native Eye s, unless hess
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

1n,l,s'er Ito little boy with bastst - a.,
., ooy aren't you ashamed 10 y" ~ hsh)
on the Sabbath day. ''ea 10 go fishing
with thus oa BOY lifting the cover of the ,.a,..
t m,sn conscious pride)-Ashamsa, A9 oasKee
them.-Tid Bits. i'eo' Look q
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will write for furder perticl,lers an,

/ VIII write for furder perticl<lers. an
meanwhile no de ishun will be made. .
/ me Secretary was oticed to fidyit
about and turn pale as he hesitatinply
announced communication from Des
Arcs, Ark, asking if the Cotton Bios
som club believed in the theory of
transmigration. The theory had been
debated in all the clubs at Des Arcs.
out as no decision could be reached, it
mas Been left to the president of the
cotton Bios oms to decide.
Nv hats dat word?" asked Brother
ardner, as he leaned forward
lransmigrashun sah," replied the
secretary.
Il spose, said the Rev. Pensto.k. as
he got up slowly Il spose de president
OF dis club knows what transmipra shnn
means?' '''-' -
Brother Ga'dner looked down unon
MN without speaking
Its big word" continued Pom.
happen to- Dan
"sot down. Brudder Penstock-sot
uo"h' exc aimed the president as he
Drought down his gayei. when anv-
,hih comes betoh dis club dat cant
liaio'e IL step down an glib somebody
e,sG d chahee' When yo hears me
maxim use Of such word a.
a1siilillale' tremendous, desider-
d'u'h an hys,eric at cher.
nieetlh yo must know dat transmig,.,
Snnh couldn't tangle Inc IN very Rad
ne quenhun is Does we bal;ava l.,
t.rahSnigraShun? We does. but ONLY
70 II Sartln extent. Take de case ~
9alnnel Shin, fur instance. Eber s;raa
luNl Sot eyes on him has had mo
uonht dat when he ties d1r will be y
case Oh tran migrashun, His snao,.;t
VIII pass into dat of a io,,i
al ne wlll continer to lib rioht
"t"uS 70 make life burden to de rest
VI uS' nhindlg Watkins may turn into
nonS' an Judge Chewso NAV find bis.
sen walkln around on airth in a.
Urn on a turkey. doan reckon DAT
mo Jan one purson in hundred viii
.rahSin'grate, an it will likely ba dan,
Pus ohs dat amt no good as man ~,
women "s men an
He Resigned.
HI e rSi resignation from the Cotton
ploSsom club is that of tol Ennhas,;',
"""es OF Eli abeth n. j. who o 's,
- :, ..o at the first regular meet;nr -,
than u meeting in arising to return hi
h tHahnS Tor the honor conferrcd -, us
s nin, the Colonel began a speech w upoh
S s.;. ed at Plymouth Rock and " Wien
Carn n we last State election in South
uarollna. lie was choked off r h. N4 fnrn
',Ia speech had got mcrs rban y" o' i ns
h h' aae from the rock, and he has ra na,a
u Zen The same sin e. Two nn ns never
nc Invented rat-trap and wantsa ago
name name it after the club perr,ss,
ION reused he sent in his rai; is,on
lion, which was promptly ace c re.ig n
'S "a'he erased IRON the rolls ''' ""a
", carried.
lut;" "Saown Beebe then offered , r,s
nri~e to the effect that the club ' o,ye.
yat', e OF 70 for the best odn 70 nc, .b
, ra.ermeion sent in by Sent '1 20 the
eet Si in ,t year lie had a two .fo Ia 'hs
he r ~ ms one fold was t. nennra .,
he f fond people to do less sitt jnrige
he o 9ehoe and write more poet tr,ag so On
# the I isrN was to perpetuate the ,,, anu
- we ,ne luscious fruit. '"e glory
,oe sn of he he had been regularly s,so,.a
''s' Oh the club. there was n etee.ed
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
Nh Novelty.

She kissed him as he gave bef~
ment ring. ,..rs,4
George, darling, | have AVA n. 4
one of this pattern and you NV !, ~
loved me sufficiently to stI''s W
matter" lin, u
"And YETI replied he less. ..'',ss|
ait is no rarity, as in my enssS nv
never used anything eiss
Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

Right and wrong are as aa'
determine as the location o. W.
II woman's waist 1t depsaH
fashion of the times,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15
George FailA

She pining for pleasant 4 4
George, cannot understand ,u'.. q a
you lavish this wealth OF ~, 80
there are so many girls nio
more worthy than II -. ~
Helm darned II !
Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-09-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
WILLIAMS.

winamstown, Mass, April &c tspeciaD.-President
Carter has been absent for some time from college.
He has gone South for period Of rest, and VIII not
return before May.
The athletic team, which win represent Williams
at the Springfield meeting of the NewEngland Athletic
Association, has begun to work under Trainer Conyard
There arc no stars but faithful practising may enable
the team to make good showing.
The college is well satisfied with the success OF
the nines Southern trip, in which they met twelve
strong teams, but one game being prevented by bad
weather. Three games were won, one was tic, and
eight were defeats. But there was steady improve
ment from first to last, as shown In the games
with Yale, one of which Williams won, 90, and the
other went to YALE Ga. A second team has been
organized TO play against the university nine 1t Is
as follows Beach, ga first base Nuttng, 93, second
base Hutchins, "a, third base Campbell, 92, short
stop Street. 49, Sutton '93, and TOWne, "a felders.
The battery is made mp from the first team or sub
stitutes.
The comic opera, Romeo and Juliet by Edwards,
'D1, presented al North Adams, Mass, last night
TO full house Financially the company has done
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
HARVARD.

NUMBER OF RECITATION HOURS INCREASED.
Cambridge, Mass April 90 (speciaD.-The new
uniforms Of the nine much Ike those OF previous
years, save for black caps and sweaters they snow
the customary combination Of red and gray. The two
games recently from Dartmouth were satisfactory
as showing sustained and steady playing. Captain
Dean, owing to q slight injury has been unable to
play for the last few days, and his place was taken
in the Dartmouth games BY soule 'o3 OF last years
team. The makeup Of the nine is already nearly
determined and the chance for learning the team pay
in which the Harvard nine is ordinarily weak Is
certainly greater than usual There is only one saus
factory battery, Bates and Cobb; Howe and Upton
while occasionally doing good work are not UNIFORM
The inheM with Traord at first, Dean at second COOK
at third and Hovey at short will probably, except IN
case OF accident remain Is throughout the season.
Hailowen, Award, rockingham, Mason and Dickinson
have all been playing In the outheld The improve
ment OF this years nine over last is perhaps OesV
shown by the relegaon 10 the outeld Of two players
Award and rockingham, who were obliged to play IN
the inied last year. HaOwen, who also played last
year has been doing exceptional work at centre field
Dickinson is a man.
An important vote was passed by the faculty last
week. affecting the hours of Rotations. 1t has been
recognized for some time that the courses were uncom-
fortaby crowded in the six hours each day to which
they are now confined. In order, therefore, to make
the conflicts less numerous, and TO make practicable
wider range of choice in electives the faculty has
been considering for come time plans By which an
extra group could be made. The plan now hnaly
settled on, and to be put into execution next year,
provides for three hours instead Of the present tWo
In the afternoon. AS at present, there VIII be four
morning hours from to l. but in the afternoon work
will begin at half past /, instead OF 2, and VIII last
until half past L. instead Of till T. A new hour VIII
also be put in from half past Till half past 2 on
Saturday afternoon, which has heretofore been entirely
free 1t has been the rule that no athlete contest
should begin before the end Of the last recitation on
any day. but games will still be allowed under tAe
new arrangement 10 begin now at O'CLOCK. 49, .,
A. L. Benson '92, W. L. brown, 90, II. Dc VOL,
'02, and c. W shope, 04, have been chosen regular
editors of 9he Advocate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
YALE,
RESULT OF EXPERIMENTS WITH KocH's LYMPH

RESULT OF EXPERIMENTS WITH KoCH'S LYMPH
New-Haven, April 26 (speciaD.-Within the next TWO
weeks Professor Chltenden Of the Scientific School'
will make his report concerning the experiments OF
himself and Dr. J. p. c. Foster with Dr. Kochs lymph
The professor does not believe the lymph can cure cases
of consumption which have become deep seated
Students of Yale have formed cricket club, ana the
club has accepted a challenge from Harvard TO play
game in this city June 8.
The Rev Dr. James Stalker, of Glasgow, Scotland
has Just finished delivering the Lyman Beecher course
of lectures on preaching before the students OF Yale
Divinity School.
The engagement Of Frederick Harvey Robinson, 49,
and Miss Willard, Of Washington, D. c. is announced
The Yale Kent Club has elected officers as follows
President r. w. Miller; vice-president W. A. McQuaid
secretary, r. S. Newell assistant treasurer, J. r.
Sturgeon executive committeeJ NJ. Self and Stephen
Brophy.
Professor A. L. Totten, instructor In the military
department (optonaD in the Scientific School, has Just
finished examining his classes. p. j. Wurtz W. L.
BARLEY, G. NJ. Landers, A. r. Baker and W. J. Black
are recommended according the general orders Of the
War Department, to the Adutant General, United
States Army for publication in the annual Army Reg
ister and in general orders before the regular army
also recommended 10 the Governors Of their respective
States as competent for commission In the volunteer
service should the need of national mobilization ever
occur.
W. wheeIock, 3d. r. NJ, Gibbs, 'o3, and r. d. Paine,
'94, have been elected to the "Courant" board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
CORNELL.


SPEAKERS FOR THE wooDFoRD PRIZE CHOSEN.
ithaca, y. Y, April 90 SpeciaD.--Thc Rev. Charles
H. Tyler gave lecture on Wednesday evening IN
Barnes Hall before the History and Political science
Association on the subject "The Battle OF the Wider
ness The lecturer gave account Of the successive
hours Of the conflict and the strategic movements Oh
the struggle, emphasizing General Hancocks pvo'M
warfare on The Brock road. He gave general ac-
count of the operations Of both the armies lie as
cussed these matters from personal Observation Oh
them as a member Of the staff of General warren
Many personal "reminiscences and episodes were IN
terspersed. The lecture closed with an eloquent u'o
nte 10 Generals Grant and Lee.
At last weeks meeting Of the FOrtnighty Club, Pro
lessor Goodwin Smith Professor Burr, DR.. schuman,
professor Oliver and exPresdent White discussed the
question "W1n Morality Survive Religion" PROBES
sor smith contendcd for the affirmative Of the question
and the other gentlemen opposed his views
The first lecture of O series given last sunday
night by Professor Coron, at Barnes Hall, on Hebrew
Poetry as Exempfed in Our English Transisons
sof the Bibe.' -
The crews are practising regularly on the lake
every afternoon and are making good progress they
are now rowing follows; j. GrlHth T. beneSiOt
g. Wolf, captain; 4, Hin 5, Wsgnaer o o. heeE
Professor B. l. Wheeler has inst published IN G0iaO
Grafton with Herbert A. strong professor OF atu d.
University College Liverpool and W s. Ic csIon 10
the study OF the History of Languages - ,o,
Five members OF the senior class have been CHOSEN
TO speak for the woodford memorial pr1e 1ey ar nf
Bcechcra O. N. Parker "The Puritan ana the TaS
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