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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
brakes Magazine for September

brakes Magazine for September
contains, as front piece. wonderfully
fine wood engraving, Down by the
Brook" Thu opening story is by
Thomas Arthur Frey, and is called
"Uncle Zeek'yI at Armstead Hall. "
it is full of Southern color and Is illus
trated by F. c. Drake. Kate Epson
Cfrk's summer story, ictoria,' is
concluded in this number. and Mrs.
ELEPHANTS serial approaches point of
great interest. Joel Benton contributes
to this issue of Drake an interesting
paper on Oyster Culture" The us
ual departments of lettings, Quacks,
Of Interest to Women and For the
Young Folks are maintained 1T their
high standard. Subscription *l.00 per
year Published at No. II Frankfort
Street, New Y ork CITY
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W. r. BROW y,

z-From the South Superior sun OF
last Saturday we find The following,
which shows the methods our beauti-
tiful corporation known as the Water,
Light & Power Company, has for deal
ing with the people Of this city. Use
our water or none, says this corpora
ton. We quote as follows from the
Sun.
There is considerable trouble on the
5Sth street water problem. Since the
city water mains have been pnt III run
ming order the Water, Light x Power
Co. have forbid the delivery of waterby
Il Waterman to the residents, and the
property owners do not see tit to put III
water connections 50 the tenements
are, although within sight of the
great lake, practically out of water.
It looilsto us as though the land lords
We're acting unWise III not putting
in water. for the tenants viii OF
necessity look for other quarters.
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Another One Gone.

One bv one the leaves fall and SO it
IS that one by one the old settlers Of
Superior drop by the waysiie as the
years roll by. The las. one to go was
Mrs. Caroline ID. Clark, who peace
fully passed away last Saturday after
noon, August 29th. Mrs. Clark came
here with her husband in 1850 and has
been a constant resident Of the place
ever since, and during these years has
built up by her kindness and unselsish
acts of charity and christian living
many monuments which will live III
the hearts of those who knew her long
after the earthly tabernacle has passed
away. Her age was 81 years and I
months She leaves behind her two
daughters and one son, Mrs. Il. i.
Mclean and Jason d. Clark of this
city, and Mrs. Phoebe Saunders, now
living i'll Kansas, besides a host of
friends and relatives less nearly con
nected She WAS buried from the
Episcopal church Monday morning,
Rey {. 5. Starkweather officiating.
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Z. VI. &. y. G9hser..n"

The local conference of the East end
department OF the Y. N. {. y. of
this city will be held in the Methodist
chwca on September l1th, 18th and
18th. Several speakers and special
workers from abroad will be present
and assist in the conference work, be-
sides the home workers. All friends
of the cause in the city are cordially
invited to attend this the fist confer
ence of the kind ever held in Our city.
The program for the three days Will be
as follows:
FRIDAY.
80 p NJ Song Service
ii. II. RoTTMANN.
Mems Christian Association. What
is it.
REV. d. B. CHENEY, JR.
$50 p N. Gospel Talk
J. Il. PRATT, State Scc'y
St5 T. NJ. Social Reception at the
Rooms by the Ladies.
SATURDAY.
$50 \ NJ. Bible Reading =
}. II. PRATT.
1880 \ NJ. What Committees are
needed for Efficient " DIRK III an Aver
age Association:
SAMUEL MCCoNAUGHY.
1l:l5 \. NJ. Fellowship Meeting. :
W NJ. SLOAN.
$50 p NJ. What is the Relation .of
Mothers, Sisters ANA v ives to the
" ok OF the Local Association?
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SuDeriOrChamber Of Commerce
IncorpOra.as! in 1883.

Regular weekly meetings each Monday at 1880
A. NJ at Fire Hall, corner OF Becker and Fourth
street All invited 10 both join and attend.
c. l.. CATIIN,
+ r OTIS Secretary President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

TO RENT.--The Second story of
2S7 West Second Street Becker avenue
also the Cottage PIG West Second st.
recently occupied by Ed Maxim.
j. S,RiTCHIE.
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Church 5ireetor.

Church 0ireotoE.
METHODIST. - Services every SUNDAY morn
ing aud evening. at 1890 and 80 Sunday
Schroi Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100. All arc cordially invited.
REV. A. ]. DAVIS, Pastor
EPWORTH LEAGUE of the NJ f Church Young
Peoples PRAYER Meeting every Sunday evcniI :.
~ $50. Social and business meeting first Tues
day Of each month. All are cordially invited.
y \ STRAND. MRS \ DAVIS
Secretary. President
PRESBY every Sunday morn
ing and evening ut 1880 n m and 80 .. m
sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting III 80. All
are cordially invited. The \. 7. :. c. T. meets
at 6.iJ y. IN.
REV. ARCHIBALD DURRIE. Pastor
Observation-Disclosures every Sunday. morning
and evening. al IL III and 1:I5 pm Sunday
School after the morning service.
REV. c. :. SiARkN EATAER, Rector.
REV. JOHN +. DAIIAM, Assistant.
CATHJLIC-Na>s at $50 and 900 A. u. Instruc-
ton at ; 90 p. ". NeSpers ut 300 p VI. Services
every Friday evening at $50.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor
y. NJ. G. A.-tioSpcl meeting every Sunday NJ
p. IN. at the heading Room. corner 81 street
ana Becker avenue. Good sprakn and sing
j. /. BENiIAM, Gen. Secretary.
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M h So.

r. :. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
August II, lHyl.
Comrrairt having been er3tereel at this office by
Fruk lfil.tf~ against George l.. start for abafi-
coming III Homestead Entry. No ~, dated
Na-,h ; st upon the 50 NNl4 and N >Nlt
Douglas county. Wisconsin, with IA view 1" the
cancellation of said entry, the sid Iaruts are
hereby summoned ~ appear at ms Once on tie
IN day of Ocinl,er l..I at 10 O'Clock N. 20 re-
- nj and furnish testimony concerning sad
alleged abandonment.
- 10 g. ". CAkki MUM, hettINtF.
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94AiE Vi "'SSoNs'N N PROBATE.
DOyGiAS COUNTY
In the matter ofthr estate Of Francis LaPointe de
ceased nf The Village Of patono.un Michigan.
Of the County Court 10 he held in and for said
Comfy at the County ia l-c oili e III the Court
House in The City OF superior, Douglas County.
" isconSin ON TUESDAY. the 18Th. day of October
1891 AT 70 o clock il the loren ON Of that day. the
following matter Will { heard and considered:
The petition OF Paul f. Perraalt foreign admin :
traur oftnc estate %! said deceased tor leave % sell
the SNl OF ST. + i K = " IN ID sugs 60. Nls..
10 pay debts Of sail deceased amo intuS u - 80,
it l. alleged in thu petition that sand deceased lett
no heirs at law and il does appear where said
debt Hcrrued nor what Is the state OF the tIe Of
sail deceased 10 said land. All persons ntrrcS ed
IN ;nv way may be heard AT thar tim" and place.
Dated this LIST lay ofSeptcHbrr 1871.
by the Court
D. L ROBERTS.
sn-,t5.Iq County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

The Century Magazine will cele-
brate the tooth anniversary or the dis
coyery OF America by publishing a
Life of Columbus written especially
for that mag lzine by Emile CASTELAR,,
the famous Spanish orator, statesman
and author. The work is written IN
Spanish, and will be carefully trans
Lifted Senior CASTELAR,, whose interest
n ;nl admiration Tor America are
ell known, has made careful study
OF the new historical material bearing
upon the subject, and / IS said that
his papers viii be very richly ll!ustrat-
cd. Other articles dealing with the
discovery of America are in course of
preparation for the anne magazine.
Cali and See Si les ct 1.' me'i.s s'oeS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

Our home made and fine cream bread
is left every day choice and fresh at
y ell Smiths also at Mrs. MaXiMs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

AzDur hackmen do hot seem to real
ize That We have a city ordinance which
prohibits them from charging more
than % cents for carrying passengers
to any part of the city. The West
end papers complain that the hack men
are charging just about what they
please, and always charge S5.G1 for
driving from The West end 10 the East
end. This would be outrageous nndar
any circumstances, as their poorest
teams could not well use mp more than
an hour and a half i'll making the round
trim. 1t is time the matter was being
looked :a.o. Ht.l2-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
FOE S.iLT.

Have for sale 100 acres Of good farm
land near the town OF Foreman, SaT-
gent County, North Dakota. Which
| will sell cheap. Terms: cheap for cash.
VIII sell on time, or trade for city
property.
Mrs FANNY TERRY.
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NEW 9ooK.

Every day secs some now book, but we have
seen recently not one of sich general interest tc
the farmer rs that published ly JONES OF
BINGHAMTON,"' at Binghamton, y. Y, en-
titled Facts about Scales and gives costs
ratcnts &c and is cent free an advertise
Inent. a postal card will get il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

The Sixth annual meeting of the
First District Lodge of the Independ-
ent order of Good Templars will con-
vene in this city at o clock p III Sept.
Sih and close the following afternoon
This viii be an important and interest
ing session. The Grand Chief Temp
lar, w. S. Frazier will be present, also
b. f. Parker the Grand Secv.
Every Good Templar in the city is
cordially INVITED to be present All i'll
possession of the Password for the cur
rent term will be admitted. On the
evening of the Sth there Will be d Good
Templar reunion, to which every per
person in the city who has ever been Il
Good Templar is cordially invited. On
the evening of the 9th the District
Lodge Will meet with Garfield Lodge,
of the East end. in their regular meet
ing All other sessions viii be in Hall
Cor. 18th st and lIughett Ave, West
Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05

We have frequently, during our
management of the TINES, expressed
the belief that sheep raising would be
avery profitable industry i'll this coun-
try. \ day Or two ago we run across
copy of the TIMES dated July 9th
1873, and IN it we foun this item:d
Patrick Fay brought to town on
Monday his spring clip OF wool, some
24G pounds. Mr.. Fay has kept a few
sheep fer several years past and is well
satisfied that sheep raising IS proiiIa-
bic industry III this country.
SO 1t would seem we were rot the
first to call attention to this matter.
This is an excellent grass county the
water IS good and the climate we'll
suited to sheep raising, ana it seems
strange that it is not extensively en-
gagged in
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-05
Oak Lodge No $40.

Last evening was gala time for the
|. o. o. F. in Superior. As per in
vitation brothers of the order TO the
number of over 100 came here, over 20
coming by special train from Lodges
No. 337 and 33S at West Superior, and
about % by team from No. $50 at SUI
perior The Crescent band met the
visitors at the train where a procession
was formed and marched up Central
avenue to Tower, north on Tower to
5Sth street crossed and came up Tower
to the Odd Fellows hHall in the Nc
Gently building. District Deputy
Grand Master Ii. II. Stewart assisted
by brother officers then instituted Oak
Lodge No. $40, being the fourth Lodge
of this order in Superior. The lodge
then proceeded TO initiation and - new
members were admitted into the mys-
teries of this grand order. This mum
Der with the charter members make a
total membership of twenty-nine,
which is an excellent showing for a
new lodge. After initiation the lodge
proceeded to elect officers with the
following result: \. ID. Smith, n. g.;
H. c. Blenis, V. G.; j. L. Atkinson,
Conductor; J. III. Till, Warden; III. b.
Green, Sec'y.; Z. j. French, Treas; G..
Lowden, r.. S. n. g.; Henry Chaser, l..
S. n. e.; J. Iverson, r.. S. V. e.; C. W.
Corning, l.. S. V. G.; y. +. White
beck, r. S. S; C. Burdick l.. S. s. :;
Henry Anus, |. G. : VIM. Cook, o. g..
\ lunch was served to which ample
justice was done, all having a good APP
petite after The exciting scenes" At
an early" hour the visiting brothers
departed for their several homes we'll
satisfied with the addition to the l. o.
0. f. Oak Lodge can we'll be proud
of its advent and of its hall, which has
through the energetic work of few
brothers been put in nice shape.-South
Superior Sun, 10Th ult.
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C.. st. p. M, & o. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

> oS''S PIT.
\. p. K. R.-EAST BOUND:
hieago limited .....-.......... An p. m.
accommodation and Freight. .--..---. .l1.G0 a.
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Accommodation and Freight. ........ 4:;9 a. m
ID. s. 5. * A.-EAsT BOUND:
BOSTON linntet. ....-.-.--.-.--. 9:59 p. M.
accommodation and Freight. l:il "a.
ID. s. s. K A.-wEST BOUND:
Duluth Express. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So a m.
Accommodation and Freight. -l0ii d.
Tickets sold and ba ggage checked 10 any part
Of the United states or Canada via either of the
above roads Rates as low as the lowest Apply
10 FRANK c. JACKSON Agent
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D,,,yo Stationery. Pens. Inks, type
bank 6O0hS, writing supplies. = hool >np
S. r.. =. y. Q.:.;-G - - S-2-s-'
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official BULLETIN.
%iTAOSAL-

,in Harrison, Of Indiana.
'Trs-tden'sjI, G. Blaine. e sf Maine Chic
s rsia e T 9ns lksssgBeanin F, Tracy, OF
New W nI Tie Interior-John W. Noble OF
60 Missouri. -,,-Iohn Wanamaker OF Penn
sylyaIla, " IT. II. Miller. of Indiana
Attorney ''tllc," %icul;ure-Jercmiah NJ Rusk, OF
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CITY BAKERY 1909 Tower Avenue West
Superior.
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roIl o0I Sea samples IF Wedding Stock,
tCzIl did EOC Bali and Dane iTngT.s---G-,
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TATE OF WISCONSIN
N PROBATE.

DAN KENNEDY. Sheriff.
DyUL.aS County, " IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.

A. (ro bachelor friend)-"Do come
and see me some day, old chap; mind
You, my daughters are all Of them en-
gagedr'
BJSKs-"I've invented an ink bottle
which win make my fortune" Biones
What kind is it?" Biinks + 1T
sounds an alarm ut the approach of
mueilage brush. "
BETWEEN Good Friends See that
poor Mrs. X Her teeth grow blacber and
blacker,' Goodness! Don't You know
that is because there has been SO much
mourning in the family this winter.'
AT a ban an adoring admirer APP
preached young girl who was dressed
in black. May ! ask You to dance"
he asked Yes" she replied, "but
please dance very slowly am not yet
out Of mourning.
Az intoxicated man on Ninth street
Philadelphia ear kept gazing anXiously
at the fare register. Finally, turning
to the other only passenger ON the car,
he said: shay / gotter ,hiel ketch
train Eat clock amt right. ish it9''
SHE No; papa has no positive obiec-
ton to You lie merely thinks you .
| little too too iudolent, MS it were. He
says You seem to have no object in life,
so to speak" He-"No object in life?
He surely doesn't take you into consid-
GRAFTON at all. =
HELLO old fellow, going to hunt?'
Eyes, to-day for the first time. The
L.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Col Robert G. Ingerson is seriously
Ill with the grip.
In London English wheat is firm al
SOS, the highest price since 1883.
Both houses of the New York legis-
lature have passed the worlds fair APP
preparation bill.
The Louisiana supreme court has de
cided the lottery mandamus case in IA
vOr of the lottery.
The 10-year-old son Of II. II. Meyer,
a millman living at Dubuque, Ia, was
fatally bitten by a savage bulldog.
Joseph La Claire, the defaulting ex-
city treasurer of lie Pcre, Wis, has
disappeared His shortage was about
$1,000
Robert McDaniels, aged 20 years,
was run over by the ears near Ely,
johnson county, Ia, and instantly
killed.
Some fiend broke into the stable of
Jacob Kemerer near Murraysville, Pa,
and poisoned four imported stations
valued at $4,000.
a dispatch from the City of Mexico
announces the death of Col Miguel
Lopez, who was accused of betraying
Macmillan to Juarez
1t is reported now that Capt Maclzen-
zie, the chess-player, died from the
effects Of morphine, taken either acct
dentally or with suicidal intent.
The steamship Cephalonia landed at
Boston Sunday 2.259 passengers, of
whom 1858 came in the steerage and
all but two were English and Irish
John b. Elwood 90 years old, a law
yer living on Forty-siXth street, New
York, was found dead in his bed Sun
day. He killed himself by taking
chloroforn
Negroes who were deluded into going
TO Oklahoma in large numbers last fall
are said 10 be starving Many are
trying to beg their way back to their
former homes.
A New York paper says that Verest-
chagin, the Russian painter, sailed for
Europe Saturday on the Rourgogne
under circumstances that leave little
doubt that he is insane.
Mrs. Amelia Harness, of Fort Smith,
committed suicide Monday by hanging
She was evidently deInented from the
acts of her husband. who had robbed
her Of all her money and deserted her
two weeks ago.
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The NyalIa wsIIa I.vnchers.

WALLA WALLA Wash. April 90
At parade Monday evening the com
handing officer at this post had dis
patch read from Gen Ruger. com
handing the division Of the Pacific,
expressing the sense of grief OF
President Harrison at the act of the
soldiers in lynching Hunt the gam
bier Friday night. and declaring the
necessity of better conduct ia the fu-
ture, and a full explanation of the
crime Private Miller, who was shot by
Hunt, died Monday evening
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30

NGw YoEK. April % The annual
dinner IN commemoration of the
birthday of Gen. Ulysses ). Grant
was given Monday night at Del
monicos Hon. Joseph II. Choate pre-
sided, and addresses were made by eN-
Senator Evarts, COL. H. kyd Douglass
Of Baltimore, Frederick Taylor of New
York, ex-Congressman Wise of Virginia,
and Morton McNIichael of Philadelphia.
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Tmn IInnIrnd KiIIn.l-

CALCUTTA, April % Advices from
Gen. Graham say that his column sur
prised about 1000 Munecpoors on
Saturday in an intrenched position and
after severe hand to hand engage.
ment drove them srom their earth
works and put them to fight The
enemy lost 200 men The British had
one officer killed and four or five
wounded.
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10 Enforce ProbibitIon.

DIES MONIES. Ia, April 29.-The State
Temperance Alliance, it is said, Is ar
ranging through its district officers and
the friends Of temperance for the hold
ing Of seventy-five county conventions
during the next three weeks to stimu-
late the supporters OF the cause to
greater efforts IN the line Of enforce
ment If prohibition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
Horror I'd MedaIng Annlversary.

FoRT WASHINGTON, Pa, April 60
While Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad, of this
place, were celebrating their wedding
anniversary lamp fell, and Mrs. Con-
rad and her daughter Florence were
burned to death and Mary, another
daughter was fatally burned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30

CHIcA~" April -. Richard Griffiths
founder Of the order of the Knights Of
Labor in Chicago, died at $50 a. IN. of
heart enlargement aged SO years. For
several terms he occupied the position
of grand worthy foreman, the second
highest office in the order of the
lrrlilrhl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30

FRANKLIN, Pa, April 29-Fire broke
out in the basement of Harms 81 Co s
dry goods aLd notion house at 4 o'clock
a. N. The store was in the center Of
the largest and finest business block in
the town. The flames spread and in a
short time the eastern half of the block
vas in ruins Tine losses aggregate
$40. 900; insurance, $50, 500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
Miss Couzins Goes to Law.

CHICAGO, April 29-Miss Phoebe
Couzins has filed bin in the circuit
court Of this county asking the court to
restrain the worlds fair board Of con.
troll and the lady managers from inter-
fering with her discharge of the duties
of secretary of the latter body
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
Killed by an Ernlosion.

VIENNA, April 20 "A dispatch from
Witkowitz village OF Bohemia, says
the manager and six men employed in
the IRON works belonging to the Roths-
childs at that place were killed by an
explosion. Many other employees were
seriouslv ininrpd
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Ru0lNl is NOT SATISFIED.
He stiil Thinks Italy Has Claim ON the
United states for Indemnity.

United states for Indemnity.
ROME, April CIT is asserted that
Minister Rudini, after several inter-
views with Baron Faya, has decided on
the terms of his answer to Mr. Blaine.
which will be To this effect Italy will
not rest satisfied with the reasons given
by the United States. The question of
public rights demand reciprocal protec-
tion for the subjects Of friendly powers,
Rudini declares that civilized nation
would fail in its duties If it did not de-
mand indemnity for the families of the
murdered Italians and the arrest of the
asSassfns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
snnoa.s Ex-RnIcr nend.

MELBOURNE. April %. -Advices re-
ceiyed here from Samoa state that ex-
King Tamasese is dead lie had been
suffering from Rrights disease of the
kidneys for some time past AID finally
snccnmhed II th.t c.Innla.nf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
The presldent's Sister oat Of danger.

CINCINNATI O., April % "A telegram
from North Bend states that Mrs.
Eaton j. out Of danger and improving
gapidly. Mrs Moore's condition is not
SO critical as first supposed. Both
ladies will be up and about in day or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-04-30
sometI,Ing Fatal In Her Love.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 30 Mon
day Owen Meredith, young business
man, committed suicide with a re-
volver He was 10 have been married
Wednesday night to t'e daughter Of
The postaaster tcer cars ago IMAM
who was H-rt - - tue ame youag
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