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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to Its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cffectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you. will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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MIshap. In tho surf ut A.hury Park.

AspURY PARK. July 3.-The waves ran very
high here to-day, and late this afternoon Mr..
John Thorne Of New York. who has q cottage
hero. was almost drowned pear the foot OF
Third avenue. He was in bathing with two
friends. and ventured too far In the heavy
surf. A big wave swept him from his feet.
and he was soon struggling for his life. with a
good chance OF losing 1t. Life Guardsmen
Thorne ashore. 1t was nearly an hour before
he recovered from the effects of having swal-
lowed a quantity OF salt water.
S. Drew q young business man Of San Fran
cisco. who. with his wife. is stopping at the
Coleman House. was injured 10y a wave which
UP the life lines. His nose was badly broken.
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LAUNCH OF THE kMBLA,
j. II. Hauan's sieNm Yncht. which West
Overheard mt Nynck This Morning. ,..s :,

.
J.H. Hanan's new steam yacht Embla was
launched shortly after midnight this morning
from the yard of her builders. Seabury 4 Co.
at Nyack. Tho yacht was to have gone over
board at noon yesterday. but the low tide
caused postponemcnt. Mr.. Hnnan and O.
number Of his friends were present at the
launching. The yacht was gayly decorated
with electric lights and Japanese lanterns.
The Emilia lie q handsome boat, 1872 feet
over all and 1919 feet on the water line. She
hns a well-shaped bow and graceful. over-
hanging stern. Her extreme beam is 20 feet.
and draught 8 feet. Her depth Of hold amid
ships Is II feet. She is painted white. Her
smokestack is buff. and her cabin. house, and
fittings OF mahogany.
The interior arrangements are very COM
plete. She has nine staterooms. The owners
quarters nre aft OF the engine room. They con,
sist OF two large connecting staterooms, with
bath and toilet rooms attached. These rooms
and are finished in mahogany. After thesc
rooms comes the snlo91 which is ~ feet long
on
They can be used as berths should Mt; Ha1Sn
ssHSe ,e eSom w f99 hs
lockers loo SA and f i modeI one il every r:
rooms are finished In cherry. and the room Ia
cd in white and gold. Each stateroom % lifted
with afolItnG wash basin dressing table, and
statero9ms Furnished in cherry; Then comes
racks. shelves. and dresser. Forward o. those.
is, a mess room and rooms for the ofiioers.1
The fOrecastle will accoI nlodate sixteen mem
On the deck there arc two houses, The torr
The after part Of the house 10 a stewards pans,
Tssr st. with A sa sei. G.h fSR
room. Tho after deck house 10 a social hall
and smoking room, connecting with the main
SALOON with handsome com panionway. e
The engines OF the limbla. SUO. horse power,
are expected to drive her about eighteen miles
an hour. They are Of the triple exhaustion
Grated in two seabnry wster.tube boilers. The.
boiler room. They will hold hfty tons. The
boat Ia schooner, rugged. Steering gears sre
which runs the tuIl length Of the forward house.
ity. and has 1920 candle power search light
on the bridge She has four boats and an elee.
charged with storage batteries for Elk honrs
OF the Atlantic and New York Yacht Clubs. =
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Died ON the Dancing Platform.

CHICAGO. July 3-Two persons danced them
selves to death yesterday at picnics. Maggie
Cannon. 10 years old, dropped dead on the
dancing platform at Clybourn Park. and
James Vapato. 10 years old. met similar fate
at grove In West Forty-sevsnth street.
Maggie Cannon and a young man who worked
in the same shop with her were on the floor.
While the merry makers were skipping from
one end Of the platform to the other Niles Can
non suddenly pitched forward. Before the
amazed crowd couH gather about her she was
dead.
James vapato wad one Of small party who
recreation. Vapato's feet wore twinkling to
the lively strains Of Q reel when he dropped
dead on the platform.
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Praise Instead or Censuro for Policeman
Dillon.

Policeman Dillon of the Stagg street station
in Williamsburgh was complimented by Su-
psrlntendent Campbell OF Brooklyn yesterday
for bravery In having rescued family of Ave
from burning tenement house at 800 briggs
avenue. Williamsburgh. early on Friday morn
ing. When a crowd gathered around the fire
the work Of tho fremen and the police was in
SO excited that he dubbed several persons
without provocation.
Capt. Campbell OF the Herbert street station
In a report yesterday to the superintendent Of
Police said that the crowd behaved IN q
manner calculated to excite and anger Dillon
and that In his opinion the policeman had
done his duty to the best OF his ability.
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The L,edsrhran. In Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 3.-One hundred and fifty
members OF the German Liederkranz Of New
York arrived at the Great Northern Hotel this
morning. They have been making tour Of
the principal cities OF the central States and
arc now from st. Louis. The main party was
met by q small party OF twenty-seven who ar
will remain till Saturday, visiting the Worlds
Fair and making lake trips to Benton Harbor
and Milwaukee and q number OF other places
They will start on their return trip to New
York on Wednesday. They, will give concert
at Jackson Park IN Choral Hall, and during
be spent at the German village In the Midway
Plaisance.
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Throe years ago the mileage OF horse car
steam roads 554. and Of cable roads sci: Now
excess q :. 900 miles; while the horse car roads
have not materially Increased. Tho cost Of
building q mile OF cable road In big city Is
put usually BY engineers at Seo.90o An elee..
Of operating horse car and steam street rail:
ways T. about the same per mile. The cost Of
one-half Of It. Electric roads are ton per cent
cheaper to operate than cable roads, and their
cost OF construction is 80 per cent. less
New York has, In proportion to its popula-
ton. the least number OF electric roads, the
trolleys being excluded from Manhattan Island.
except that small bankside corner Of Il which
faces the Third avenue a bridge across the Har-
are three lines Of electric roads and the
promise Of othors by the Union Railway Com
pany which has all the franchises necessary for
the employment q its s2.OOO,O00 capital. In
Brooklyn electricity has generally superseded
horse power on street car lines. and in other
cities the change Of power ls going on 80 rapid
10000 by, January, total larger than the
years following their introduction.
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ACCEPTED 4 COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR
Rather than Have - Fuss, but Called q
Policeman the Next Time.


Policeman the Next Time.
David slavin. alias Charles Mccarthy OF 240
East Eighty-seventh street. and "Toss"
Lamb. an ex-convict, when in Charles Arm
bruster's saloon. at 1,411 Second avenue on
Saturday. gave a counterfeit silver dollar in
payment for the drinks they ordered.
Armbruster saw the dollar was counterfeit.
but handed back 80 cents in change rather
than have any difficulty with the men who he
know were members OF the Horse Market
gang.
A hoy. whose name 10 not known went into
Armbruster's on Sunday night and tossing
another counterfeit dolla on tho bar. said he
wanted can OF beer for Dan"
Armbruster this time called Policeman Col
Inns. who followed the boy to tho corner where
Slayin and Lamb were standing.
Slavtn was arrested but Lamb and the boy
escaped.
In the Yorkvile Police Court yes erday m orn-
ing Justice Burk Q turned Slnvin over to United
$1,000 ball for trial
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A Man with Antiques Arrested for Hotel
Thievery.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-Two men. who regis
tered at the CArrollton Hotel as Carl Stoin-
meyer and Carl HemeLwere arrested to-day by
detectives. and are supposed to DO skilful
hotel thieves They have apparently Just been
on tour. embracing Galveston. New Orleans.
Pittsburgh. and Chicago. This morning Err
nest ". Bolonius, q com mercia traveller repre-.
sentinR, syracuse tobacco house, reported
that m leage tickets on several roads had been
stolen from tho val!se In his room. The police
were notified, and soon after bteinmeyer was
arrested whilo trying to dispose Of them to
ticket broker. Hemel. who had been seen in
conversation with him. was also arrested. In
Hemers satchel Was found large number OF
antique and valuable miniatures. besides dia-
monds and other precious stones.
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5000 wsr. Throwa out or Work.

IspIANAPoLIs, July 3.-As a result OF tho
continued strirgency in the money market,
E.oO0 men employed In the various manufac-
turing Industries OF this city will be out Of
work To-day majority OF tho man ufacturers
have large amount OF manufactured product
every class OF business within tho last month,
and collections are SO slow that many factories
will close down, while others will continue.
but with reduced forces.
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schllemaun IIn. No Llcen.e.

John Schlemann got an order yesterday
from Judge Cullen in the Supreme Court.
brooklyn. requiring the Excise Commissioners
to show cause why they have refused to grant
him u license to open a saloon at 1923 Myrtle
avenue The Commissioners told Schliemann
that they could not grant him tho license, as
his place was directly opposite Fort Greene
He AYERS that the real cause OF the refusal is
because Dr.. Alexander +. Carroll. Hugh
McLaughlin's son-in-law. whose house is $50
feet away from the proposed saloon. objects.
He has therefore, he says to confront the pow
erful influence Of Mr.. Mclaughlin
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Why DR.. Cha.. Ge,s a Stay.

Justice Lawrence OF tho Supreme Court has
given DIR. Sara b. Chase q certificate OF reason
able doubt OF the legality OF her conviction for
killing Maggie Manzoni by malpractice. pro-
viding she does not ask to DO bailed pending
appeal. The certificate, which will only pro-
vent her removal from the Tombs pending APP
peal. is granted because OF improper Gues-
a question on Observation-Disclosures. supported
by no evidence. about q story a woman told
the police that DR.. Chase burned the bodies OF
three children in q furnace
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RoNDouT. July 3.-James Reynolds was IA
tally shot by Peter alias " Doc" Reynolds at
Bloomville. Delaware county, last night. Tho
men live ut q settlement few miles from the
honor OF q wedding anniversary. A wrangle
ensued between the two Reynoldses who;
though OF the same name are not related, an d
doc" drawing q revolver, Aired two shots,
both OF which entered the abdomen OF James,
and death resulted N a short time. !mmedi;;
up to this afternoon had not been captured.
A constable and posse OF men are securing tho
surrounding country and 1t Is believed he
cannot long evado arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
Knight. Fighting Over Brewer.

District Assembly 40 OF New York AMI Dis.
trict Assembly 220 Of Brooklyn OF the Knights
OF Labor are lighting for jurisdiction over the
employees OF the India Wharf Brewing Com
pany in Brooklyn. District Assembly Az once
hovcotted the bravery. but wants no other as
sembIy to touch 1t. last night II was learned
that District Assembly 20 had stolen march
on district Assembly 49, organized the men.
and applied to the General Executive Board Of
the Knights for q charter. District Assembly
A. the TWO districts seem to bo trying to de-
stroy each other. T. V. Powderly Is coming
here in a day or two in the interests OF har-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
Secretary Morton Exonerates Prof Har
- rtngton.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Secretary Morton has
exonerated Prof Mark W. Harrington from tho
charges preferred against him In his admins
tration OF the Weather Bureau and has retired
the ofIicer preferrinR the charges. Notwith-
standing the fact that he has exonerated the
chief Of tho bureau. Secretary Morton has
Of the bureau Two Of tho best known pro-
fessors, Carl Barus and Thomas Russell. who
have been connected with the work for CON-
siderable time. have been relieved. Both Of
these changes wero made with view to re-
trenchment. and the places will not be illed.
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THE ocoNEE WINS At GREENWICH.
4. II. Pierce's Fast Yacht Defeats Fleet or
Speedy Cabin Cats. 2

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club of Greenwich. Conn.,.
held special race cabin cats the Sound yehter.
day the first time this year there was breeno
and the boats had chance to show what they could
do. The was for cup offered by vice.Commodoro
Plant and brought out fleet Of ten Of the fastest
cabin eats IN the country. The course was from
buoy on west end Of Great Captains Island thence
to buoy OF Centre Island On The Long Island shore
near Oyster Bay. and return. distance Is miles: As
the wind was easterly there was NO beating or tackhk
course =. =. =,
The starting signal given at o'clock. and helped
by the ire easterly breeze they all crossed The START
ing line port tack within few mononts OF each
n.h Ti,etro NJ cYo a
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A Quiet Day Mt the State Camp.

STATE CAMP. PEEKsKILL, July 3.-There
promises to be o regular old-tme country
dance IN camp to- m orrow. An excursion from
Yonkers, under the auspices OF the !. O. o. F..
Is expected on the James T. Brett. A band will
be on tho boat. The Fourth Separate Company
Of Yonkers which 10 in camp. will entertain
party will disem bark. and to the music Of the
ionkers band. hayea dance on the. parade
ground II the post officers will permit 1T
in camp tomorrow. His baggage arrived to-
day.
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Hanged . Man Mentally Uasound.

READING. Pa. July 3.-The report OF the ply
slcians who examined the brain OF Pietro
Buccleri who was hanged here on last Thurs
day for the murder Of sistor Hildaberta. shows
that tho brain weighed iifty-nve and one-hals
ounces. Tho skull WAS unusually thin. and
many partsof the brain we're found in dis9r.
most part technical, IT. 10 a virtual admission
that Bucoiori was suffering from . brain af-
faction
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PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-Drexei & Co. wero
notified to-day that J. II. Haries. ST., OF Drexei.
Harjes 4 Co.. Paris, ami his son will leave
Carlsbad on Wednesday with the body OF An
thony J. Drexel Tho romans will bs shipped
to New York from Bremen on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II. on next Saturday. and .Yiil
torment Will be In the Drexel mausoloun In
Woodlands Cemetery. West Philadelphia
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A Special Inspection or the Chicago Govern
ment Building.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-secretary Carlisle has
instructed ]. j. Clark. an inspector Of public
buildings. Of the Treasury Department to
mako a thorough inspection of the public
building at Chicago. The building has been
examined by the local building commissioner
and pronounced unsafe. It was designed by
Architect MulIett 1t has been reported to tn
Treasury Department at various times as hay
ing slightly sank at one end, but has never
been considered unsafe. On the contrary. IL is
believed 10 ne strong and su bstantial. Out OF
extra procaution it Will now be examined by q
Goyernm ent inspector.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04

Frederick Schneider. a mineral water manu-
facturcr at Union avenue and Jackson street.
Wiliumsburgh. while driving q wagon along
Bushwick avenue near stagg street last even
WAS thrown out. and the wheels OF his wagon
went over his body. iniuring him to such an
condition in 81. GATHERINGS Hospital last night
He 10 81 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
A Kindersnrtsn Pr,.. Fight R.,a.d.

Policemen Reagan ana Barry Of tho Prince
street station raided what was called Q prize
tight at l79 yarick street on Sunday night
and arrested James McCaffrey. Thomas Nc
Caffrey. John sayers. and william Weitzel. all
under II years Of age
When the police entered. Thomas McCaffrey
and Weltzol were fghting. while the other
McCaffrOy and Sayors We're getting on their
clothing. having apparently Just finished a
bout. Justice Grady at jefferson Market
Court. yesterday. held tho prisoners In $500
bali each for examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04

LONG BRANCH. July 3.-Whilo Edward Goff-
mann. n painter. was at work painting on the
Hotel Atlantic on Ocean avenue to-day tho
ladder slipped and Goifmann was thrown "
the ground. He was instantly killed. Golf
mnnn's home In in Frankfort. Pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
Pr,vnto Walker Will Not Bs DIscipIInst

pany Z. Forty-seyepth Regiment, who tried to
be witty at tho expense OF Gov Flower during
the latter's visit to the State camp on Satur-
day is going to act OF scott FREQ. Col. EDDY
chagrlned at tho young mans ill-timed pleas
antries, and that no thought no Official notice
OF the incident would be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-04
Thanks from Mr.. Mccarthy for $1,000
Check.

The following letter Of acknowledgment OF
remittance has been received from MIR. Justin
Mccarthy by the National Federation OF
America:
HOUSE, or Commons. LONDON. Juno "a. 1909
DEAR MA EUGENE kELLri hays once again TO thank
America FOR your generous help to our Parliamentary
movement / have Just received through the Consoi.
dated Bank your check for 900 IN our Aid cannot
teal you now deeply grateful my ieagnss ana feel
yours JusTiS NcCARTnY.
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The Presidency or the BrooElyn board Of
Education.

APresdont OF the Brooklyn Board Of Educa,
ton In place Of Joseph c. Hendrix. who re.
signed after his election AZ Congressman. will
be oil ected next Tuesday There is q sharp con
James Weir. Jr.
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across the sound closely followed by tho Almtra,
Eymph and Oc0nse. They rounded the outer mark IN
the nnmed with the others close up As seon ~
they came about and started their sheets bit the
oconte commenced to walk right through the fleet.
and passed the leaders by one, finishing nrst ~
8,pb:1I. The others timed as tull0wsi
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The CaiIuna wias tho Royal Northern Yacht
Clubs Regatta. =,

LONDON. July 3-Ths regatta Of the Royal Aorthsra
Yacht Club took place to-day, Tho course was on
Roth-say. Scotland The wind was light and the re-
gatA proved little better than drift At the end OF
the hst tho Commodore OF the club stopped ths
race and awarded tho hrst prize TO the CAliuna the
Scotch cutter Tbs Nakyre got second prize ana the
SAIApIta third. The Britannia was fourth.
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EaeircIed by GIoyviug Steel.


From me Philadelphia Record
scRInoS. June 2s.-Ths sudden curling Of red.hos
steel rail II TO wrap around the legs OF Daniel
Kelly weghm Aster at the south steel Mills thh morn
Ing. His inju rits resulted in death TINS afternoon
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A wedding Ring Under the PuEr,~'. Mast.

Bo,ros July a-The mast OF the Stewart and Binney
cup defender Pilgrim was stepped to-day. Mr. Bnney
placed new wedding ring IN tho mortise where ths
mast was stepped for good luck"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-05
4 Quiet Wedding.

Yesterday afternoon ut 4 o'clock
the Rev. +. S. Witter pronounced.the
fateful words that-made Joe Hail., of
Wells, andiMrs. Katie M. Dahms,. of
E!ko, man.and wife,. The oeremony
took place at the residence of Mrs.
Thorpe, mother of the bride. in the
presence of. A1r. and Mrs. Bilkey, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson, Misses Mollie and
Annie Sheehan and Mr.. P. e. Wore.
After the knot was tied the invited
guests partook Ola wedding feast tit
forthe gods, prepared by the hostess,
to- which. each, and all did ample JUS.
tioo..
: The Bride: audi groom. arc we'll
known, to- the Reepls'of Eiko, county,
and have he,heant& gped,wiGhes, OF a
host Of fviienhb,fon' thin. fntu Ne .hapni-
ness. Tho, IrsnBnaNDRNu fhnua,, as, it
feastedI on: the, Ganenonss supply Of
wedding cake anu, dtnnlE thu. Bomery
Sec sent to- the, offioe;, addadi thair
good.wishes and! exprasssht the hope
thattheir matrimonial harik might
steer clear Of the. Hraasa1R; in sailing
down the stEeamo6lifa..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-05
RreSiantiaE Nominations.

BAs' President saaEt tiiB HsiIbEGE
;5orliratianB tS tffno &hElftD raHitm.
day
shsasss q. ktGadRnndg, Or MEannur.ii
MainssT ae' SaMia0sGlanuas 8asabss,
'gng3- oE North Ratscsa,. MSiniatsr- Ia
AaatSia and RaugauSS BSen hlsSsu.
dsr- OF Forth Carolina, Dainistsr TO
GSeece, Rounania and Servia = Jamsa
Il. Neal. OF Ohio, Consul sneral at
Liverpoel; James NJ. Dsbbs,. Of
Georgia, Consul General at Vslpa-
raise.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-05
MARRIED..

HALzrDAHMs:-In Elkoi New, April
f.. 1898, ut the residence Of the
bpide's mother, by Rev. T.. 8. Wit
ter Mr.. Joseph B. Hall, Of Wells,
to Mrs. Katie M. Dahms, of Biko.
JACOBS BELLTiGER:-At the, Depot
Hotel, Elko, Nevada. April S, 1893,
by S. M. Henley, j. p, Mr.. Sidney
q. Jacebs 10 Mrs. Carrie L. Boil
linger, both OF Tecoma.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-05
s'Wha& Fools; We, Mortaas Be.l,

Certainly, or atleast those Of them
WHO believe that member of the
University Regents who would give
az his reason for rejecting an applica-
tion for asubordinate position, that
the applicant opposed the SilHer Par
by isn't trying to make the University
political machine, or that his at
tempt to GUST two ofhis Republican
associates isn't for political purposes
exclusively Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-04-05

Grafton. Pa. Aug. %, 1901,
Norman Lichty Esq, Des Moines, Iowa.
DFAa SIR-Your Krauss's Headache
Capsules are good sellers. and do the
work. every time. Yours Truly,
GEORGE. MARDK.
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