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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
To pini,i.h nn.sl,n Atroeliir..

ST, PETERSBURG, Feb. IA special COM
mission has prepared bill providing for
the abolition OF corporal punishment of
women exiled to Siberia, and forbidding
the muiueling OF their feet during trans
porlation,
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ANnI.iinr Anta n SinI

JERSEY CITY. Feb - Chancellor McGill
yesterday afternoon granted Il writ of error
In tho ease OF Wesley Warner. who was
under sentence to be hanged on March Is
for the murder of Lizzie PEAK, of Mount
Holly, N. j. The case will now go to The
state supreme court for reviewaL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
nestructixa Natural ia..

PiTrsBuRG, Feb. Am explosion of
natural gas at Wildwood Station, on the
Pittsburg and Western railway, resulted
in the burning fatally of car inspector,
the destruction of number of loaded
freight cars and trestle upon which the
cars were standing. The loss will amount
to several thousand dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

READING, Pa, Feb 7-Reports received
here say that smallpox has broken out at
Wernersville and Milimont. this county.
in addition to the farming districts in
western Berks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

NEWARK, y. j., Feb. MAX Fischer,
aged years, committed suicide yesterday
by thking paris green. The only catss
assigned is that the lad did not get along
we'll with his parents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

HARRISBURG, Feb. Executive Com
missioner Farauhar, in a published state
ment states that the Worlds fair esti-
mates ilrae not been exceeded and that
$780, ,eo OF the appropriation OF S36o,@5o re-
nnins une Xpended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

BosroN, Feb 7-Messrs. Chase & San.
born of this city, have been awarded the
contract for supplying all the tea and
coffee used inside the grounds during the
official run of the Worlds fair 1t is the
largest contract ever awarded for high
grade roasted coffee, amounting to about
ie0 100 pounds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

READING, Pa, Feb Amos w. Rupert,
a brakeman ON the Schuylkill Valley road,
fell from his train two miles north of this
city and his head was severed from the
body,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

BELvIDfRE, n. J.. Feb. = Captain BEN
jamine Howe, II prominent Republican and
manufacturer, died yesterday, aged g.
The deceased was an eNmember of con-
gress, having represented the fourth dis
trict of New Jersey.
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a rnrnl,tic Frrrzes to ncath.

SHAMoGlS, Pa, Feb 1-Stricken with
paralysis and unable to call Tor help, w
A Ehf, hotel keeuer, froae To death short
distance from his home
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To Reduce Cotton Productions.

TO ftFtfWVs tVffUu TTOIHUNiUH'
MEMPHIS, Feb. IA call has been pub.
lished for a convention of cotton planters
to be held in this city Feb 20. The object
is to reduce the acreage in he cotton grow
ing states. Delegates from every southern
state will he present. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

speech by the pPudts of his auditors
His eminenee said in part:
Cardinal Gibbnns' Address.
s'I am firmly persuaded, both by study
aud observation, that the church Is more
sturdy IN her growth and more prosperous
IN her career hen she is free to pursue her
dtyiae mi ion without any interference on
the part of the state. Here, thank God,
the church is free. aud therefore She Is
prosperous. Here the church and the state
ran IN parallel linrs, each asssting thc
other and neither Of them uIwarraItably
iutrItding on the domain Of the other.
Here the constitution holds over the
church thc protecting arm, without inter
terfering in ecclesiastical affairs.
"We hiNe nu state religion or official
chureh in the United States. But il will
he Il great mistake to draw us an inference
frnfn his fact that therefore our govern
fnent is ahti-t Christian OF ant religions. /
yeutarc to ~ty, ON the contrary, that there
Is no commonwealth under the sun more
pernleated BIZ Christian and religions prin-
cipies than The government of the United
States Here The Christian Sabbath is oh
served a> q day Of resi- as well rs in any
couutry of the civilized world. On that
day the courts Of Justice are closed and
Eife place To he courts of our Lord, which
are opened in every town and hamlet in
Ghe land The meiIbers of our national
aIuI state legislatures open their daily pro-
eeedings by in%oking the Father of Light
oa their deliberations. We celebrate oui
annual @HiT-- ~ sgiving Day, in which we
p2sf ont on s~llisYl. Iothe giyer OF every
/gead gift for the temP''Fs--ssh sshaiataSs youeh
- saIed IL us as a nation
Tho Church the Buiwarl of tho Nation
'But If the state protects the church ths
tx1VI.. i- u f.
= --EgarufT fts. commonwealth in the excr
c;se Of her earthly mission. 1t will be tn,
delight as we'll ms the duty of the min
lister of Christ in the future, as ii ha,
been in the past, to uphold our civil ant
political Institutions, II will be our dc
light 10 proclaim he moral law, which il
chs basis OF all good government, and Il
foster domestic peace and public tran
guilty and social order throughout tht
laah
"ilnr my part | believe the relation he
tween church and state are as close an,
so,slia a> we -'ould desire All weH~i is
far lield and ~ special fagor. | do no
wish 10 see ilr, day when the state will i
called or to build oar churches and sHbsi
die our rler2N, tor as soon Us the govern
ment commenced to support oltr church i
would diciat" To ITS What doctrines y
o,,sht 10 preach and ought not 10 preach
Aul in proportion ~ state patronage WotIl,
increase ilic devotion and patronage of tn
faithful world wax cold. If il is II gre!
wSong to lhlt&ze the press il wanld be
greater wrong 10 mtilHle the pulpit
Archbishop Ryan re fDtided tu he tuas;
..1he Hierarchy, and he ably snstaine
hsI reputation a. the most eloquent am
polished orator Of the Catholic church i
This country. Bishop kc;tic spoke to til
faAst "liigheT ttiurai ion - The hi ,bptt !
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DEGfSTERs ORDER.
Ia REGISTERS OFFICE,
EEW CASTLE COUNTY, BEr-.

L. \
Ii REulSfi:ns9 OFFICE
EEW CASTLE COUNTY, BEr-.
February i. 1923.
Upon the application of la 4. Edniand.
son and fhos slack. jr.. Administrators
oil Vim. tdnlAndson, late of New Gastls
Hundr6 j, In said county. deceased. II "a or
dered and direct ed by the Reg .ter that the
administrators aforesaid give notice OF
granting OF Letters of Administration up
Of granting thereof hy cailsina advertise
ments 10 be posted Within forty days from
the date of such letters in six of he mosa
public places ct the county of New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands
against tho estate TO presr mt the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly III such case
made and provided and also cause the
same TO he inserted within the same per-
iod ia thG DAILY RErEBLteAS, a news.
paper published IN Wilmington Del. and
10 be continued therein three weeks. te, o.
49, Given under The hand and seal
J.. S. OF office OF thn Bes lst er aforesaid
t. ~ Wilmington. In New tasils
County aforesaid, the das and year above
49, j. WILKINS cooCu. Register.
MOTH E-&atiee : hereby given that let
teis oi AHminstrat ion wert in due form
granted untoihe ultd Ell sig ned on the lst
day Of February, A. D. 1895 and that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of the deceased must present the
same. duty attested TO The Adniihistra o q,
ou or before Eeh. lst, 1sU3 or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such oase<
mauc and provided.
JAS. f..EbNAMpeoN. IHoS SLACK, IN
Address Newport Del. fa-3w-eo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Cold Sa3e; brisk ana high hnorthwesterly
Winds fair and cold tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

Fourth round--The game was tritie hot for
Murphy, and he adopted shy tactics, closing In
when he got i good opening. Griffin had to
force the fighting, and in one of his mad
rushes he bspught his face in contact with
Murphy's head. Griffin forced the fighting.
Fifth round Griffin gave Murphy some ter
rife iabs ana had him groggy, forcing him to
the floor four times. Murphy had only ono
hand on which he depended, which was his
right, but the lad from Braintree was not in
its way. Murphy would take blow after blow
). square in the face and wait for an oppor-
to get in his right, but Griffin was
esrp and he did not get in its way.
Sgsai5 ssgs5 Ss So -, callel the Australian was
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07

hDDuL~ uOnttND.
Sixth rouuii-The men lost no time In get
ting to WORK, ,and II was smash, bang with both
hands all through the round. Murphy lay Tor
a knock ont blow with his right, but in doing
so he receleeS many left hand upper cuts that
made him bleed profuscy. He had his nose
knocked all out of shape and WAS pounded so
hard that he was quite groggJ when time was
called.
Seventh rvunl-Alurphy started in TO do
some heavy~orl, but Griffin met him with a
hard left on the mouth and landed on his nose
with his rigla. They came together like mad
bulls, and Mnrphs forced Griffin TO the floor.
When he aF1.se Murphy went at him swinging
his arms like windmill4. They then rushed at
each other, Fighting like demons, whan Grift1
shot out his left, which settled in lie pit of
Murphyis sttsEnach. Down he went. grpaning,
completely kn0ckrd out When Murphy was
Biirtfef 10 his chair he fell off, and was held
in paritioft Matil lie recovered pis senses.
As the Australian was nnabieto respond
to the call Of time the fight was awarded
to Griffin.
Murphy broke his wrist early in tho
tiRlt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock ane
Produce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.rhe week opened
without mitch change in the position of the
stock market. A few speeiallties were very
active and strong, while the general market
was dull and steady. Closing bids:
Lehigh yalley,,... GDta Reading L M. as. S43s
N. Pacific com..... 1874 Reading lst pf. 5s, 6gIa
n. Pacific pref.... 4al4 Reading I'd pf. 5s.
Pennsylvania....... 10 Reading 3D. pf. 5sp 5sl6
Reading ............. 2ils Ii. & B. I. corl... So
Lehish Nav.......... 81 II. & B, L. pref.
st Paul .,........... sll4 w. y. Y. X Pa...
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-05-18
cRiMEs ANn rENatr,rs.

At Chester, S. c., John Brannon. alas
Joe Williams was hanged for the murder Of
Stephen Kearney, an aged and intirm white
citizen OF that city, on August 3lst. Bran.
non made full confession of his guilt and
expressed regret.
Jim Renchcr, the murderer OF Il. II.
Haviston Of Haviston station. Ala, was
hanged at Es,aw, Ala.
Al Wilmington, Del, Sheriff Gould
whipped eight eonvicts, one Of whom was
colored. Almost within sight OF the Jail
yard, Patrick Raney was murderously
assaulted by unknown men. lie Is lying
in Delaware hospital dying with crushed
skull. ...
Judge White at Pi,tsburS, Pa, sentenced
William Newton, convicted of manslaught-
er for the killing Of William Cousins, to
nine years in the penitentiary.
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LATER NEWS wArrs.
pirAsrrRs, Accrprvrs AND rAr.trrrr,


At New Rochelle, n. ", Matthew o. o'Brien
was burned TO death, and William whalen
60 severely burned that he will probably
die, IN the destruction by FIRE Of boarding
house in which they lived. Arson is
charged.
Near 0swego n. Y, Willis scully and
Thomas Lavere. 3.year.oid BOYS. entered
the barn at the formers home and locked
the door. II is supposed they started bon
IRE, as the barn was soon alre. Both per-
ish'd before they could be released.
AT Eau Claire, Wis. Frank Shaw. aged
a years, was drowned. lie and Frederick
Newell were trying TO cross the Chippewa.
They got out of the track with the buggy
and II overturned and both were thrown
out. Shaw was unable to swim and was
drowned
boat containing Michael shcenan and
three children was capsized in the bay at
Boston, Mass, and two OF the children were
drowned. They were Maggie and Rosa
sheenan, aged 4 and 8 respectively.
A Cotton Belt passenger train was wreck
ed by spreading rails near SIN ithton Mo.
Engineer King and Fireman Smith were
killed.
The sloop Stormy Tetrel is reported to be
cnpsized of Kettle Island. near Manchester,
Mass. Five men were seen in the rigging,
but the storm was so violent that it was i'm
possible to reach them.
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Pnnctnal Men.

DR.. John Hall and DR.. Howard Cros-
by are noted for their punctuahty.
Crowded as they are with engagements
and meetings, they ara never late, but
generally have TO wait for their more
leisurely brethren in the ministry. Said
one of them the other day: If | had
TO attend iuderal on Monday and was
fifteen minutes late, and on Tuesday
was ten minutes late at q wedding, TO
the dismay Of all the party, and on
"Wednesday should be late where i was
TO lecture, and keep my prayer-meeting
waiting on Thursday, and so on until
Sunday, what would my people think
of me If should tell them thnt my
failures to keep my engagements had
been caused by dis,rdered watch ?"
An excellent lesson was enforced by
this practical illustration. -NcD York
Tribune.
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oaeer chines, cusson..

In full mourning among the Chi
nese the black strands OF the queue
are replaced by white ones and In
second mourning by light blue or
green. II is an objectionable breach
Of etiquette for an inferior 10 enter
the presence Of superior with his
pig-tail wound round his neck or
head, and the q -dtest insult ono
man can offer another is to pull his
pig-tail. 1t seems very odd TO see
sailors on ship or In barracks comb
ing each others tresses, or coolies at
The street corners performing the
Iame friendly Office. Custom forbids
1 man TO wear beard and mustache
lntil he becomes a grorAfnther.
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The bank at Santa Clara. California, has
Dcen forced TO close its doors, owing to the
discovery being made that It Is short in It's
funds about s2oOOOO. This was occasioned
by the mining stock speculations Of the
cashier and vice president.
At Kissinmee. Fla, the Kissinmee City
bank suspended. Assets, 100000; liabili.
ties, $4,000. Slow collections and tight.
ness Of money forced an assignment.
At Chicago. word has been received Of
the suspension Of the Citizens State bank
at Churubusco, Ind; capital 90, 900, dcpos.
its $50 600. Also news Of the suspension
Of the Citizens Bank at Kempton. Ind.
They were branches OF the Columbia
National Chicago.
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A comparative statement of the total
values of the exports Of breadstuns for the
month ended April 80, Sl2, 1921, ,i55, shows a
decrease Of $4,000 from the corresponding
period of 1892. For the -four months ended
April 80 s53 o2s, 1886 a decrease of sII, 900. 600
from the same period of last wear. For the
10 months ended April 80, sl57 9l3, a
decrease of sos 600, 900 from the correspond.
ing period OF 1892.
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An Qua Churon.

The oldest church existing in the
United states Is situated near Smith
field, Va. IL was built in the reign
OF Charles l., between the years 1880
and 1895, the brick, lime and timber
being imported from England. The
timber is English oak, and was
framed In England. II Is q brick
structure, erected in the most sub
stantial manner. The mortar has
become 50 hardened that IL viii
strike fire In collision with steel.
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OHIO STRIKE OVER.

Last Years Scale Accepted. and Stats
ties to be Gotten on Work and Wages.
The miners delegates and the operators
of Ohio, in session at Columbus, o.. signed
the following agreement:
This agreement. entered into this ltth
day OF May, 1893, bv aud between the oper.
ators and miners OF Ohio, il that the scale
Ot prices paid IN all parts of the state from
May |. 1892, to May 1888, shall be paid in
the several districts of said state from May
!. 1893, TO May |, 1884,. and the same condi-
tiohs in the several districts OF said state
prevailing from May |. 1902, to May /. 1895,
shall continue from May /, 1888, to May |,
1881; that general committee for the state
consisting of two operators and two miners
10 cooperate with and be assisted by local
committees 10 consist Of two other opera
tors and two miners of each district the
whole 70 constitute a board OF investigation
be appointed 10 inquire into the cost Of
production and other matter In each district
as defined ami specified in this agreement,
viz:
First, cost Of placing lump coal free on
board cars. and the details of said cost: sec
ond, wages paid all classes of day LABOR.
third, average canning capacity OF men
working by the ton for the period of one
year; fourth, average earnings per day Of
the best 100 men in each field based on the
number of days worked during the year.
designating room men and entry men. 10
per cent OF the 100 men 10 be entry men and
so designated, and their earnings TO be
separately stated; fifth. average proportion
OF small coal made and marketed in each
district,
That the period for examination and in
quiIy shall be the mining year from May |,
'g2 TO May. '93; that the com.
mittee herein provided for shal'
conduct its inquiry between June /,
1888, and October /, 1898, and at the close
OF the investigation shall print full and
complete report, without recommendation,
OF the facts obtained. OF which copies shall
be furnished 10th operators and miners Of
the state; the expense of said committee 10
be horne equally by operators and miners,
TIE report is signed by John Nugent.
president and w {. Pearco secretary of
Ohip Miue-workers, and John Mcbride.
president of the National Iron workers on
the part Of the miners, and by j. = Morton,
Thomas johnson, III. ID. furney and r. II.
johnson on the part OF the operators
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AT Durango, Mex. during the Maximil
ian holiday celebration MeSicans were pa
rading the streets committing depredations
o. serious character. When the police at.
tempted to suppress the lawlessness, the
mob fired upon the officers The police re
turned the fire, killing five. One officer
was killed.
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when Trsveiins

whether ON pleasure bent. or bu'inese. take on
every trip bottle of syrup OF Figs, as II acts
most pleasantly and effectively on the kidneys,
liver and towels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms ofs.ckncss. For salc in TO cents
and 81 bottles 10y all leading drugglsts
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MlsNELIANECuS.

Wesley c. Rippey will be retired for as.
sault with intent to kill John w, Mackay.
OF San Francisco. The jury was unable 10
agree and was discharged. A second trial
will occur in June
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herman
Syrup"

I am farmer at Edom, Texas. !
Ne used German Syrup for six
hrs successfully for Sore Throat,
pughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains in
best and Lungs and Spitting.up of
bod. L have tried many kinds of
Sugh Syrups in my time, but let
re say to anyone wanting such
nedicine-German Syrupis the best.
Ne are subject to so many sudden
hanges from cold to hot, damp
veather here, but in families where
serman Syrup is used there is little
rouble from colds. John +. Jones. y
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-05-18

WHEN man has been sick, ana
begins to look better, YOU will ind
that he has not been taking any med
icine lately
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-05-18
A GIGANTIC PENSION FRAUD.
Norfolk Lawyer. Who Has Been Steal
ing Large Sums. Arrested.

Ahb Lui No sums, hiItsAFh.
The pension department at Washington
believes II has unearthed stupendous rem
sion frauds. An attorney Of Norfolk, Va,
W. Il. Drewry, is under arrest. charged with
securing fraudulent pension claims by the
wholesale, using as his instruments in many
cases colored men and women who could
not read or write.
About three months ago Secretary Noble
ordered three cases dropped from the pension
rolls that Drewry had secured, apd lItcr on
ne was debarred from practice. When tho
present administration came into power a
thorough investigation was made into the
cases that Drewry had secured, and when It
was concluded few days since IL WAS dis
covered that about as per cent OF the cases
he had handled under the act OF June q,
lseO. were secured through the filing OF
false declarations.
The extent of the frauds can be under
stood when u is stated that lGb cases were
granted and tnat everyone OF them carried
arrears. THE steals will probably aggregate
slOO 600. Drewry used the seal Of a notary,
X, A. Richardson, whose Office he shared.
Richardson Is said 10 have been ignorant OF
the use TO which his seal had been put, and
Drewry has already been convicted OF
forging the notary's name and seal.
The Great Ships Have Departed.
The English vessels that came to New
York for the review have left on trips
assigned to them. The next two or three
weeks will witness the departure OF most
OF the other vessels, although the Russians
may stay a month. On "Wednesday the
fleet of Columbus relics, the carayels, start
ed for Chicago by way Of the st. Lawrence
river, The Pinto will be towed to Quebec
by the American cruiser Chicago, and tho
Nina will be towCd by the Bennington. The
Santa Maria will sail under her own canvas
Ar Marquette, Mich, ten girls were
expelled for insusordination from Mar
guette high school They went TO dance
.s..s a q ka a - 4 ka
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Robert 7. Lincoln, cx-Minister to Eng.
land, arrived at New York Saturday, lie
will again take up his residence at Chicago
and resume his practice Of law.
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NJ. l.. Thompson a Co. Druggists, C,uders-
por,, A., say Halls Catirrh Cure Is the best
aud only sure cure for catarrh they ever sold.
Druggists sell IL, 15c-
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--cARrnAoE was forty five miles in cir
cdmferenee, situated Oh peninsula. On
the land side there were triple walls guard
ed by towers 50 large the basement Of each
contained stalls for 29c alrVhants.
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The French leads the world in the pro.
iuction OF pansies.
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JUST a LITTLE.

:, copy Of the CONCEAL Portfolio Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition" descriptive
Of buildings and grounds, beautifully Has
tfated IN water color effects, Will be sent to
any address upon receipt Of iJt in postage
stamps by TilE CHAsLEs a. NoCELLK Co.,
BALTiMoRE, Mo.
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ComrIeic Nrv.puprr For On. /,

Nashville, H., has neckless mule, which
eats lying down.
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Bcecham's Pills cure ind gestion and consti-
patton. Beechain's-no others. - cts boz.
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The word pen means feather and is
from the Latin Penna, wing
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The Chinese hand is su all, slim and with
quarc phalanges. 20