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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-27
FROM OVER THE SOUTH.
Divorced and Remsrried.
A dispatch from Sioux Falls. 9. D.,

says:
1t will cause . sensation in the south when 1t
10 known that Judge il. D. d. Irl+Is, OF Au-
sustA. Ga. for eight years judTe Oh the supreme
bsnch and prominent in politics. has been di-
voreed from Lucy E. Triggs :" lcatin : "!Hty
woman OF Augusta and a relative o' Senator
John d. Gordon Of Georgia. 'lha case was
brought in Drookings, small town near here,
TO avoid publicity. No serious hsht vas made
In thu case. Tho minor child was given into
custody Of the mother.
AGAIN A BENEDICT.
A dispatch from Chattanooga, Tenn,
the following day, stated:
Judge H. H. D. Trtggs, Of Augusta. o.. the
story Of whose divorce by South Dakosa court
is told in this mornings dispatches. fs again .
benedict. He came here and in the parIor OF
the Stanton house was married to Mrs. Cor
nelia E. Harrison. Of Charleston. S. c., who ar
rived . week or moro since. accompanied BY
her little boy. She was we1ladressed, hand
some snd very quiet and retiring In her ways.
Tho groom Is much her senior. The Judge and
his now wife will spend their honeymoon here
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-27

A man who, from papers found in the
pockets Of his clothing. was Robert
Kearville, of St. Louis, met frightful
death on the Louisville l. Nashville
road near Greenvi!le. Ala. His man
gled body was strewn along the road
for distance of 6 miles.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-27
r. TRY the Pssteur Treatment.

T. A. Boydston, Of Water Valley,
Miss, has gone to New York, where
he will place his little son, who
was bitten by rabid dog. under treat
ment in tho Pasteur institute for the
cure of hydrophobis.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-27

The Texas Bankers association in
derssd the national banking, system,
declared against state banks OF ISSUE
opposed the free and unlimited coinage
of silver, opposed the Sherman law and
declared in favor of the establishment
of sub-treasury at Galveston.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-05-27

Dropped Dead While Lifting Money.
Charles Milburn, negro driver, fell
dead in the street at Richmond, Va.
He had q bag Of $1,000 in coin and notes.
He wss taking the money from the bank TO tho
nay wagon Of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rstlrosd
Co. He had Just lifted tao.ooo most Of 1t IN stl'
ver, and the exertion ruptured tho heart.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18
Notice.

Hunters and tho public in general are
notified that hunting and trespassing
on my land. or within my enclosures is
strickly forbidden.
All those found trespassing on nv pro-
perty will be prosecuted to the fullest
extent OF the law. ADOLPHE CORNER.
Noy-lS-3O-d.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18

Mrs. E. w. Bienvenu have
just received stock of all kinds
of Cheese, Fulton Market, Corned
Beef, and large stock Of Fancy
Groceries.
The almighty dollar does ra-
wages in the store of Mrs. Rous-
seau. 1t is mightier there than
elsewhere as it buys more goods
in her store than elsewhere.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO PARENTS,

The undersigned gives Private Les.
sons. in Latin, Greek. English. Algebra
Geometry. Book Keeping and other
Branches. Night School for those who
cannot attend during the day.,
For Terms Address,
FRANCIS HERMAN,
Teacher, st. Martinville, La.
Oct i6-2-m.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18

One carload of flour is. TO-
ceived every fifteen days by J. B.
Ferran, and sold at very low
prices.
The ice was light "Wednesday
morning but the frost was heavy
and white. It will undoubtedly
have a damaging effect on the
cane and tender plants.
We call the attention of our
readers to the new advertisement
of Mrs. F. Rousseau which ap-
pears in this number; read it, it
contains good news for you and
will perhaps save you some mo-
ney.
"A strong north wind followed
the rain Tuesday night. The fall
in the temperature was rapid from
noon Till Wednesday morning
when an icy crust was formed
over the water that was exposed
to the north wind.
I'VE take pleasure in calling
the attention of our readers TO the
statement of the Bank of st. Mar
tinville, which we publish in this
issue. The business done by the
bank in the first three months is
certainly encouraging. The d.
rectors may feel proud of the sue
cess achieved right at the start,
and our people can congratulate
themselves for having in their,
midst such a useful and flourish
ing an institution.
j. B. Ferran's store is the
place where the people 60 when
they want to buy good goods at
the cheapest prices.
The appointment of Gen. Leon
Jastremki, the able and talented
editor of the Louisiana Review by
President Cleveland to be Coun-
sui at Calico, Peru, meets with
the general approval of the pep
pie of the South and particularly
of Louisiana. The General is one
Of the esteemed and beloved
Democrats whose services for
the cause of the Democracy are
fully appreciated by the Demo
Gratis of the State. His appoint
ment is an excellent one in every
particular.
The people of the sugar dis
trict should take steps to make
their wishes known in Washing
ton concerning legislation on the
sugar tariff. Unless they protest,
and protest bitterly against unfa-
vorable Legislation, their interest
may not only suffer, but be entire
ly ruined. This country cannot
make sugar without protection,
and no sane man, however ortho-
dox he may be in his democratic
principles, will deny that. Our
sugar must be protected, and if
the democrats do not give to the
sugar planter some protection,
those people will have to seek
protection outside of the demo-
cratic party.
State of Ohio, CITY OF Toledo,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18
Local News,
We had a shower of rain Tues.

The finest liquors in town are
sold by j. B. Ferran. .
MIR. F. Rousseau made a bust
ness trip to New Orleans last
week.
-E1-Sheriff Theogene Viator
of Iberia parish died in New Ibe-
fis last week.
Always bear in mind that
Jules Francois is an artist in the
tonsorial art.
Mrs. Ducrest Dugas died on
the plantation of Mr.. Eug. A.
Duchamp last Friday.
Rev. P. J. Healey who is well
known here has been assigned to
Pattersonville.
j. B. Ferran keeps the best
assorted grocery in town. He sells
meat at the lowest prices.
Mr.. Felix Bienvenu made a
trip on the line the beginning of
this week in the interest of the
Oil Works.
Mr.. Chas. A. Thomas Of the
Lafayette Gazette was in town Sa-
turday and Sunday last visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. John B. Levert aecompa-
nied by Miss Braughn of New Or
leans passed T. few days on the st.
John plantation this week.
Our people are anxiously
waiting for the change of sche-
dule Oh this branch which will
occur very soon. The change will
he of great convinience to the ira
venting public and to the business
people of this town and the ad-
joining country.
1T seems to Us that if some of
our enterprising citizens who own
property on the bayou banks
would invest some money in a
barge OF coal it would prove a
good investment. Coal is not to
be had here, and those who use
that fuel have to get it in car load
from the city at a high price.
The sugar cane planters who
have a large acreage OK cane yet
standing in their field who can
only haul to the re6neries a GER
tain quantity Of cane per day are
very apprehensive of a wet spell
and cold weather, which would
put them to heavy extra expenses
and considerable loss in case it
becomes necessary 10 windrow
their canes in order to save them.
The brass band made some
nice music last Sunday morning
ON the gallery of the Duchamp
Hall. This splendid musical Or
Kanization should make it q rule
to give public music to our people
occasionally. 1t enliven the town
it makes the people go out to pro-
menade which give the town a city
air.
Prof. W. Fl. Beall left last
Sunday for Washington La, to
take charge of the Public School
of that town. Our public school,
or rather, the department of Prof.
Beall will be closed until the
school board secures the services
of Professor who has the quail
fications to take charge of that
school. The junior class under
the leadership OF the efficient
Miss Matte Kelso will not be dis
turbed by the closing Of Prof
Beall's class.
We print elsewhere special
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-11-18
State of Ohio. City OF Toledo. I
Lucas County, IS.

State of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County. IS.
Frank j. Cheney made 0aths that lie
is the senior partner Of the 6rm of +. j..
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the City
Of Toledo. Country and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay tine sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE. Frank j. Cheney.
sworn to before me- and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. ID. 1856.
i-~) A.W. GLEASON.
}SEAL Notary Public.
~
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o.
tY-Spld by Druggists, ID cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
ParIor Stoves
$500 to $4,000.
cUILMANT HERE.
The Celebrated Organist win Appear ut
Infantry Hall Tonight.

The organ recital by Alcxandre Gull
mant, the celebrated Fee lch orxanis:
a"d composer, viii DO given tonight at
Iiraptrv hall a., s 10 o'clock.
VI. Guilmant Is noted throughout
Europe unit America rs a comp ,ser and
player o. unu 'ual gift. III. Is ifty-six
years of age and has devoted his Whole
lie to the study OF the organ. lie was
for MANY years choirm ,ster Of st. Nicao-
IS. In 1871 De was appointed 10 succeed
M. Chauvet rs org ,nfst 10 L. Trinite.
At the present time Guil.nart is q lite
as popula in I,glaad as IN Franc and
makes man; trips a year across the
channel. It has been his custom for
IN ny years 10 visit London In Decemb,r
aud in Lent, when large crowds congre.
gate in the large Il ,giish churches to
Lear him pay.
lie is tie composer OF several noted
works for the organ. His powers OF in
appreciation entities him TO first place In
the ranks OF the worlds great organ
players.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14

BALLoU UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH, Smi b
street. Rev. Frank Mcguire, pastor-Sermon
l0;45; sunday school l2.l5; PC devotional
other Services.
MANToN, r.. l.. CHURCH OF CHRIST
Disciples)-Sunday school at III a m; com.
munion every Lords day at IL IN; Ps
CE at Z y IN.
.NoRwEGIAN. LUTHERAN-Servi vic
at Richmond street Free Congrega-
tional church corner OF, Pine street at Z IN
by Rev A w Hvistendahl, pastor. Sunday
school at 3 y m.
1HoRNToN-CHURcH OF THE HOLY Ma
TIvITY -Sunday school at 2.l5 p IN. Even
song and sermon at u.
SILVER HooK-A gospel servite at Z 90.
Rev Samuel Griffin officiating. Mrs
Snow, deaconess. will speak, assisted by
ladies from Trinity church. Don't miss this
opportunity. Sabbath school at y m.
WoMEN's MEETING (P YWCA)
at AS Westminster, 445 p m: subject, per
sonal Influence" All women and girls in
vlted.
MISSION OF GLAD TIDINGs, 75 Wes'-
minister. street.-preaching by Rev Rufus
Wendell at . p IN; Young Peoples meeting at
$40 p m; evening ser vice 1:D p IN.
BETHEL CHRISTIAN Mission. 81 Wick.
enden street, II j Hudson. superintendent
Praise service az .; gospel meeting. sub
ent. Vocal and instrumental accompani-
ment; D. p m, prayer and testimony meet
ings; Wednesday, and Friday evenings, 80.
Y NJ G A BUILDING $3.50 A NJ. 4;3J p IN.
sorg service for men with address by Pro-
lessor w g Poland of Brown university; 445
u IN boys meeting led by Campbell Gre or, jr.
Gospel praise service for all this Saturday
evening att
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH-Junctior Of
Broadway and Westminster streets,
holy communion, 40: morning prayer l0:A;
Sunday school 2:3O; evening prayer, 100.
BETHANY GOSPEL MISSION. 20 SOUTH
Main street. Meeting at 3 and s:45, speaking
by Joel Bassett, Evangelist.
NEW jERUsALEM CHURCH, Trinity
square, Pastor, Rev ii G Hay.-Sermon. l0.4b,
"Forssking Parents" Sunday school at IL;
1870. second OF course. OF lectures, on "signs
vited.
CHURCH OF THE MEDIAToG-Rev. III.
w Rugg, ID. pastor. Morning service con-
school at l2:t5 y m.
MISSION OF THE COMING KING, 1928
Broad st~reet-Praycr meeting at luU q IN
sunday school at 100; preaching AT Up IN by
Elder j A Gardner; conference at S.3o.
TT. CHURCH, Mount Pleasant
Sunday school 9:30 a IN. Morning service
at l0:i5. Evening service at s;3J.
THE F1lEMEN IS MEETING Will he held
with Hose Co.. No. ?. Pond street, Sunday
3 D m. Mrs. y A Phelps, w CT U, takes
the place OF the chairman, who is in Chicago:
Broad street Christian church loans the organ
and furnishes talent for meeting. Friends
welcome.
ALLEN CHAPEL. A Street. Rev l. W
Generette, pastor Preaching at 1880; fun
eiai services, = ID m: sunday school at 4;
harvest home concert at '.U.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
HAPPY LOWELL
DcdIcntes Her Nav City Hall with Inter
esting Exercises.

DcdIcntes Her Nav City Hall with Inter
estins Exercises.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 14-The new CIT.
hall, for which land was purchased II
1879, and which has been in course OF con
struction for about three years, was dedi
Gated today.
The exercises were as followss
Overture. dedication.
Prayer; Rev. Ransom A. Greene.
Presentation Of keys Of the new cit,
hall. by Colonel A. A. Haggett, a membe
of the city hall commission.
Reception Of the keys and address b.
Hon. John j. Pickman, mayor Of thu
city.
Selection, north and south.
Brief addresses by Hon. Charles ID Pal
mer, Hon. George II. Richardson, Hon
John J. Donovan.
Selection, Robin Hood.
Brief address e. by Hon. Frederick I
Greenhalge, William II. Courtney, Esq.
Paraphrase, Nearer, My God, to Thee
Benediction by Rev. Robert Court, ID. ID
The land upon which the present build
ing stands and the building cost the towr
OF Lowell SIS, SIS. "a. II was erected by tn,
vote Of the town In May, 1929. It has .
frontage OF 100 feet on Merrimac stree
and Is 90 feet deep.
The cost OF the laud and the new CITY
hall will be over s400. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14

BARRE, VT, Oct. H. Nearly so grant
cutters, polishers and Jumpers. employe,
by q. r. Tayntor e. Co, quit work yester
day owing TO the non-payment OF wages
The men claim to have received only J.
very small portion Of the wages due them
since Aug. !, and that several thousand
dollars are 20 due by the firm to the
cutters. The cutters say they have no
fear that the wage will not be paid, but
they could not see the way clear to work
any longer unless they were paid what
tbev sarne1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
The Innoe.n, mn., sunsr.

WORCESTER. Mass, Oct. l4.-The prop
erty Of Hon. John ID. Wsshburn OF this
city, late United States minister TO Swift.
Eeriand, was az sched yesterday on two
writs Of $4,000 each, with John M. Wash.
burn as co-defendant, In favor Of the Old
Colony Railroad company. The suit grew
out Of the irregularities ia the accounts Of
John VI. wsshburn. late treasurer Of the
Old Colony railroad. Z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
ALMOST cur IN TWO.
Towboat San In Boston Barbor by
Coal steamer.


BosToN, Oct j4-At 7i25 O'Clock las
night the towboat Bessie B., Captain Mar
shall, was run down and sunk of Bostoi
light by the coal steamer williamsport
Captain Miller, owned by the Reading
Coal company, and which was INWARD
bound. The Willismsport struck tn,
Bessie Il. about the pilot hour cuttint
her nearly through, and she sunk almos
Immediately.
Anthony Fredericksen, one of the deck
hands Of the tug, was in the pilot houst
blowing the whistle aud was throw
through q window into the water and wa,
severely injured.
All OF the crew were picked up by the
Wiliiamsport and were brought mp to I'll,
city. F,edericksen Wa sent 70 the cit,
hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14

GEoRctAvILLE UNIvEnsALIsr CHURCH.
the Rev DIR Eddy. p~astor-service at la D ~,
FIRST UNfvkRsAiIsT CHURCH. Rev. II
I. Cushman. ID ID. pastor Morning service nj
lO:t5 o'clock; sunday school NJ ls;l5 p m-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
Open Evenings Until 8 O'clock.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

~ No charge till Dc made for tceeliB an
n0iulccmcnfs ~ reasonable lcJtUN ia this column,
but al cnpy for u should DC presented before 10
"A. NJ. Un Saturday 10 secure Insertion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14

MATHEwsoN STREET VI 4 CHURCH,
Rev Matthias 3 Kaufman, p-astor.-Sermon
at lO4S. Building Character After Divine
Pattern: Sunday school at 1918; Epworth
league at $50; special song service at 1880. as
sisted by choir.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-14
We Offer the Following Unheard-of Bargains for a Few Weeks Only:
Outfit.
$4,000!

Over 1000 sold, consisting OF our
Beauty Grand Range, and over $50
other articles SO well known and so far
famed. During this sale we will include
with each $67 outfit a Beautiful
Marbleiz ed and Bronze 80
ParlOr Clio ok. We have a $50 and
$50 Kitchen Outfit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08

9tidter 0api0 s. 8rewer bon Der
Ser. StaateuzSupremes9Ourt mar Der
Sauptre0nsr bel Der 6eier oe8 4. 9ult
in Woooltod, Conn.,, unO bat bort cine
b0dlt bemerfen5wertbe 9lnipraAe gebalz
ten. rSnOiuioueQe 5reibeit" mar ou8
Gbema, uber, melde8 6er9feOner it9 uerz
breitete. Ginsanss iciner TeOe i6ilz
oerte er au8iibrllb ba5 2tuwadien Der
OeonopOle, Die ieben @onfurrenten ent>
meoer perldlufen Ober ruiniren. Quf
Der anoeren Seite mur0e Die ,IDrauz
uei" Ser neutrality-suspicious. 9rea
beleudtet, mel9e ibre 0tit9lieoer Obne
8udIidt auf ibre rtnoioiOuelle 6reibeit"
gum Strifs slpingen.
rOtan i4reit beitanOig," iu6r Der
HeOner fort, neini9es SanOeIn werOe
b0bere gObns bringen. 9afar iOu Ses
Der BAN ieine inOipiOueue 6reibeit auf>
9eben! 9it piellei DIT cine 8eheruug Der
materielen Gage oa8 eiu3t9e 3iel meul6z
lid)eu StrebenS uno Die &rone menidz
li6en Qaieins? 9it e8 weniger Stla=
PEREZ, Der &neht zines einjelncu Maus
mes, ais Der elmer Sr9aniiutIOn 81 icln?
90 lan9e ir9euO elm etnjelner
Meni9, uno lei er Der nie0erite unO
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@sidGft erOffnen ODER Grbeit annebmen
tann, uie e5 iBm ieine Dtittel erlauben
unO ieine 9feigun9en beitimmen, geraOe
70 lansc lit periOnIi9e 6reibeit Elm unz
uoQen0ete8 6altum.
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bensmertber Serlua 9emadt miro, Die
5reibeit Ses 9n0iuibuums 5u wabrea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
glnf Der !0eintrciie.

IS fbinstOn, 7. Suli. - Die
0tit9lieoer Der in Serbin0ung nit benl
9ebrinssmeer@S dieOsseridt nad Yaris
seianOten GomuiiiiOn febren aQmalig
5urif. SObn 3. @Ou9blin, elmer Der
Glcrf5 bes Staat8>Oepartement8, 1T be-
reit8 wieScr bier einsetroffen unb Otas
ior 6. B. SalforO, GrzBrdibent Sarz
riion's ebemaIiger Brtpat-SefretGr, Der
3ablmeilter Der GOmmtiiiOn, iOwie 8.
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perten Se8 S9aeamt8 0epartement5,
iino am Samftag BON SOutbumptun
absereilt. Die 9lnwdlte ser Ser. Stuas
ten weroen abreiien, iObal6 Die Bluiz
OODerS been0et linO. Grs Staat8 Ses
fretar 8. IS. Softer, ser 9l9ent Oe8
Staat8sOepartement8. unb Ole S6ieb8<
ridter SberbuuOesri6ter Sarlan uno
Senator WtOrgan meroen natiIrli6 in
8aris bleiben, bis ba5 Sdieo59eri6t
feline @utiaei0ung 9eI00t bat. geBteres
iOG nad Dem setrOfIenen llebereintOmz
men innerbalb bret WtOnaten na3 Dem
S6lulie ser 8lalOODerS eriol9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-07-08
DermiG1tes aus Dsn Der. Staatfn.

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g(rtbur 9dfiI9 am 2eip3iger Spcrrs
bauis, lit fir bic SteQun9 zines . l.
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p bon ezSr t) iter s" 9emOnnen on
Steue bon q. gtifiid, pelder nor &urs
gem ben 0iri9sntenltab be8 ySOltOner
SDmpboniezSr9el 9elters" nieber9ele9t bat.
Gnlil Puur iit gu @5ernOpie in Der 8us
tOwira, Seitrei6, Dor 81 Sabren gebO>
rem uno bat feline 9luSbilouug IN Mten
erbalten. Gr murbe ibOn as gang iunz
ger 0tann 0irigent Der SOftapeue in
&aiiel, mar banu als SpernOirI9ent in
SOni9sberg unO Wannbeim tbati9 unO
trut an 9lrtbur 9titlid'S SteQe I'M Seipz
3iger Spernbau8, ais Der Sebtere na6
Bottom iiberlieOelte. Yaur lit Elm pOrz
sH9lid)er BianozSirtuos uno elm Wielz
iter auf ser Sioline.
Sn HOui5pius, &D., fam pOrgeitern
bas fiiniiabri9e SObnden Oc5 S4ubz
madcrs Gbr. Q8iesuuo auf etne
dredli9e Neiie um'S 2eben.
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bes gdrtners s. 8in9felo uuO itiir;te
riidlin98 in einen .3uber oOa iieOeno
bciBem SALTWATER, Oa8 man sum glbs
maiden Ser g8anbe Dor Dem 9ape3iren
benueen polltc. gr purbe 10 oerbriibt,
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