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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Railroad Passes.
OEfarpers Weekly

People who have to pay their fares on
railroads will learn with considerS"ee
slee OF the proposal 81 the Constitutions
Convention to recommend consutn-
tional prohibition of tho issue OF II0'
passes 10 persons holding public once
Next 70 travelling free oneseif II IS most
grateful 10 the selfish spirit 70 have every
one pay. Indeed, 1t might be held mat
the issue OF free passes TO favored hi'-
viduals tends to create classes III tho
community, and is. therefore, sup'e'ssHe
OF sound Democratic principles me
habit of asking for passes. once formed
Is demorallzing 10 self-respect and most
difficult To break up. A person who has
once become subject TO II Will resort 10
the most lamcntable expedients 10 avoid
having his fare. He begins b. consent
Ing 10 ride on. a pass issued TO himself
but unless he Is strict y himself No
will end by riding on any .Iu 5 pass WI"
will lend il, notw tastandins that passes
are not transferable. and shat To ride on a
pass issued 70 another person Involves -
perceptibe degree Of cheap dishonesty. Be
sides. II he succeeds in getting passes NJ
makes unnecessary journeys, and of'efi
loses more in wasted time and IN MINOR
expenses OF travel than his passes save
him. How the pass habit grows on legis-
lators appears in the letter written 10
Mr.. Choate by VicePresident Brooks or
the Pennsylvania railway. The more
passes the legislator gets the more he
wants. He begins by being grateful; he
ends by becoming Unsuitable. AT nrst he
feels complimented when a trip pass IL
given him. but in the final development
OF his voracity unless he Is promptly
supplied on demand with annual passes
for whomsOever he names. he becomes
Indignant at the insolsnce OF corpora
ton which, formed for the convenience OF
the people presumcs 10 hesitate about
cornplving with requests Of the people $
representatives All Of which only con-
firms the familiar truth that nothing
seems to be more potent to develop hog
gishness in man than the habit Of getting
something for nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
TIVE wEALERs REST.
Provided with . Temporary stopping
pt.e-Ouestiou or Transportation.

Provided WIFI IomP~s~'s
Pi.ae-Question Of Transportation
WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE COM
monwealers who were this morning driven
from their camp at the Virginia end OF
the Aaueduct bridge by the Virginia mills
tia. by order OF Governor o'Ferrall. have
found a temporary resting-place. They
remained on the bridge until inc miuuie
NJ the afternoon, when they were marcheu
10 the grounds of the old naval oDserVa-
tory. at the foot Of Twenty-second STREET,
washington. Permission to use the
crounds was granted by Assistant-secre-
tary-of- the Navy McAdoo, at the soici'a
ton of the District authorities.
,rhe .'Industrials' are to remain on the
observatory grounds until TUESDAY 10y
that time the District authorities expec.
IN no able to furnish transportation west
for ALL who choose 10 go In that direction
Some wish to 60 East, and with tnese
more trouble Is expected. They VIII PROD
ohlv have the finish choice OF waking
away or going TO the workhouse. Inc
western men who remain here are cniehy
from the Pacific coast. Transportntiol'
had previously been offered them west.
hut they rejected the offer unless suhr an
teed passage across the continent Chuer
present conditions they are not so exact
ing. and will probably accept transpor'a
tion as far as they can get IL. guar"
of marines will be placed over the camp
In the observatory grounds for the protee-
ton OF government property there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS NOTES.
PopuIists Displeased With tho Action Oh
the State Convention.

RALEIGH. y. c., August lL-(Speciah'
Arrangements have been maze ior ="
grand reunion OF ex-Confederates mere On
Wednesday Of State Fair week, OCTOBER
oath The managers say several thousahu
will attend.
Rev. James W. Rawlings has becohH'
one Of the editors Of the North Carohi'''"
He now owns a half interest.
Your correspondent to-day had chd'
with one OF the leading Democrats in the
State. who said IL have serious doubts
as 10 the success Of the movement LOT
fusion OF Populists and Republicans.
am satisfied that the rank and file OF inc
Populist party are greatly displeased with
the outcome of last weeks Populist S'd'e
Convention. There is no heartiness III
their support OF It. They were duped lil.o
a coalition they cid not intend. II -
doubtful whether the Republicans VIII
endorse the ticket the PopuliSts put up
They may endorse II partly or not NJ All
Some Republicans say they oppose en-
dorsement of IT, The Democratic ou'looh
IS fine. II there are tickets III the new
bv both Republicans and PopullStS the
plurality of our party will be Zo'"V "
1900. IL there is fusion we VIII nave I"
majority OF l000V to l5,VV' inns -
tho judicial ticket. The Republicans anu
Populists will try to make sneak anu
get the Legislature. The Democrats are
too much alive on that subject, and II ~
too important to permit the others u
win"
PREPARING FOR THE MEETING.
The Executive Comm ttee Of the state
Alliance will meet here next Monday 10
prepare for the annual meeting OK III"
Alliance at Greensboro a day or TWO
later.
Professor w T. Massey leaves here To-
morrow, and will on Tuesday address 'he
farmers of Darlington county, 5. {.
The new stockholders OF the News an
Observer have elected directors Inc
latter chose as officers Of the new orgaIl-
zation Josephus Daniels, president; j. "
Holding. vice-president; II. W. Jackson
secretary and treasurer: r Il. Arindill'
business manager: X. T. Gray. attorney
The new management took charge TINS
morning. Mr.. Daniels. who VIII nave
editorial control. will not rehnquish ms
nosition In the Interior Department Inc
paper will be OF four pages, eight columns
and In new type.
The number Of specimens now IN the
State Museum Is 1900. Four Thousand
specimens Of minerals cannot be displayed
for lack of room
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
THE RICHMOND WITNESSES.
Short Chats With Them In Regard TO tn,
Trial.

The Richmond witnesses in the Good
man trial, who were furloughed by Judge
Moore until Monday morning. were in
the city yesterday and will remain until
tonight.
Mr.. Eugene Davis. one OF them. was
found by Dispatch reporter at work at
his desk in the Water Department in the
new City Hall.
The evidence Mr.. Davis will give will
he as TO the good character OF Goodman,
he and the defendant being neXt-docr
neighbors practically. as only vacant
lot is intervening between their houses.
Mr.. Davis said he had known Mr.. Good
man about ten years. About year ago
Mr.. Goodman bought the house next TO
his and moved into it, Since that time
the two families had known each other
intimately. He and Mr.. Goodman fire.
quentIy came down town together. In
every respect Mr. Goodman was, he said,
a gentleman and Christian. They at
tended the same church. He had travelled
on Goodmans train. and was impressed
with the busincss-llke manner in which
he handled his passengers. In neither ac-
tion nor speech had he ever seen or heard
anything wrong about Goodman.
NO EXCITEMENT.
AS to the trial its If. Mr.. Davis said
the papers gave better idea OF IL than
he could. as he had passed a great deal
OF the time standing around the court
house yard. The people In covington.
while interested In the trial. did not seem
In the least excited. At first there We're
many expressions Of opinion. hut since
the examination had taken the direction
OF finding motive for the killing, every
In, In
he had heard people say they would bet
that the verdict would be so and so, but
ne had never actually seen any stakes
put up on the result. There was I'M
doubtedly a great deal OF sympathy for
the accused. There might be- said Mr.
Davis, those who were outspoken against
Goodman. but probably they did not
speak before him, as he was Goodmans
friend.
REV. DIR. HATCHER.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher who is another OF
the Richmond witnesses. was especially
anxious 10 be In Richmond to-day. as this
was the last Sunday he was announced
to preach here before his vacation.
DR.. Hatcher is the only one of the Rich
mond witnesses who had been in the
courtroom all during the trial. and he
enjoyed the privilege OF sitting on the
bench with the Judge.
When seen by the Dispatch representa-
tive. DIR. Hatcher said:
l appreciate your call, and am always
pleased to respond favorably TO any re-
quest which comes from the Dispatch.
for l look upon that paper as powerful
friend to the best interests of our city.
But l must confess II embarrasses me 20
utter one word as TO the Goodman trial
Thus far l have not been put upon the
stand. and must not undertake to say
what use the defence will attempt to
make OF me.
The trial has awakened the deepest
local interest. There Is really nothing
going on at Covington except the Good
man trial. 1t has also attracted many
lawyers and other citizens from dis
tance. and the people from the surround
inK country attend In great numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
The SOCIETY Of FRIENDS.
Annual Session Mt High Point, North
Carolina-The Proceedings.

Carolina--The Proceedings.
GREENSBORO. N. c.. August IL
(special)-At 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the Society Of Friends of North caro-
lima convened in annual session at Hlgn
Point y G. There are hundreds OF dele
gates from this and other states present
and the number Is continually increasing
There are about five thousand Friends In
North Carolina and there are many aDlc
men and women In their ranks. Inc
meeting was opened with the usual de-
yotional exercises, after which came INC
roll-call. IL was very gratifying 10 n"'e
the increase in attendance over previous
vears George w. White was asked 70
act as clerk in the absence Of DIR. cart
land. Of Concord, and w. Jasper Thomp-
son and Frank II. Clark were appointed
messengers to the woman's meeting.
The credentials OF the following Friends
we're read; Allen Jay. Richmond. Ind;
Pachel ". Marriage. OskaiOosa, Ia; Eli
zabeth r. Evans. New Jersey; Rachel Is.
Evans. New Jersey Mary Hammond.
Florida: Achsap Kenyon. Indiana anu
Judith c. johnson, Ohio. A number OK
Friends without credentials are present
.lso Among them is Joseph Walton, edl-
tor of the Philadelphia Friend. The
visiting Friends were warmly welcomed
and a committee consisting of Albert
peela. Hugh Dixon, Jasper Thompson
and Sanders Vestal. was appointed 10
nrenare for them returning minutes. Al
this iuncture cordial greeting from
Henry Stanby Nuoman, distinguished
| Friend OF London, was read and ordered
placed on the minutes.
HEARTILY ENDORSED.
Tho London general epistle ana the
enistle from the London yearly meeting
m the North Carolina yearly meeting
were read and heartily endorsed. George
w Wood. of North Carolina was granted
the privilege OF paying visit to inc
meeting of Women Friends A commit
toe. consisting OF Albert Peele ana others
was appointed 10 look after the rehSlous
| exercises during the Wees, ana TINS
brought forth the suggestion from Mr.
| Rufus King that all meetings be closed
with the old-fashloned hanishake Al!
Friends seemed in hearty sympathy WIN
| this suggestion. This closed the morning
session. At 2 o'clock =. NJ. the FRIENDS
| moi in Joint session for religious worship
when sermon was preached by AiiSl'
| Law The large concourse Il tened TO the
preacher with marked attention. and fire.
! nuently his hearers were brought TO tears.
| others who took part in he exercises
were Rachel Marriage, Achsah Kenyon,
| Judith Johnson, Joseph Walton, ana
| Rufus King. 49,,
The yearly meeting. as 1t ss called. VIII
| he in session one week. winding up sun
! day. when the largest croyd VIII be n
attendance. Guilford College. which IS
| owned by the Friends. recently come INTO
the possession OF a bit OF real estate In
| Boston, valued a. $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
euNcOMeE REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Instructed to Endorse the Popu-
list Ticket-Kacinx Next Week.

ASHENILLE, y. c., August u.-(Spe-
cial)-A county convention of Repubni-
cans was held here to-day. Delegates
were chosen to the State convention, with
V. S. Lusk as leader. and instructed 10
endorse the Popul.st ticket. John H.
Eaves was quiet spectator
william and George Codys OF Madison
county. have been convicted OF burglary
and sentenced to be hangea October oth'
The three days races - begin here
on Tuesday promise 10 be Of unusual IN
terest. Purses amount 10 $500. There
will be about forty entries. including sew
eral from Virginia. Captain Maddux, OK
Washington, ID. c., Will ent'r five horses
North Carolina. Tennessee South caro-
lima, and Kentucky will also be repre-
sented
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
THE ROCK ISLAND WRECK.
Eleven Bodies of Victims Idcntihed-Thc
Suspected Negro Wrccker.

LINCOLN. NEB.. August 1.-THE re-
mains of eleven bodies of persons who
persisted In the terrible wreck on the Rock
Island road were identified to-day. and
there is little reason to believe that any
more can be identified.
The report that I. ID. Eddie and NJ.
Beaver were among the victims has
proved TO be false. They were safe In
their homes at Pawnee City.
The colored ex-convict, George Wash
ington Davis. who was arrested last eve
ming on suspicion of having caused the
wreck, neither denies nor confirms the
charge. He holds a bad record around
these parts. and suspicion points very
strongly towards him. At the Coroner's
inquest this afternoon the investigation
was, II anything. favorable TO the negro,
The investigation will last several days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Received To-Day Lot of Sl65 Pianos
They are beauties. X. Il. LEE.
Successor to Ryland q Lee.
APopuiar Resort Reopened.

The public is respectfully invited to
consider that Sanger Hall Restaurant,
Cafe, and It's beautiful Gardens especially
suited for ladies', are again open. It's
Lunch Counter and Restaurant are stock
ed with the best. and all delicacies OF the
season. The place Is under the best man
agsment. and Is thoroughly equipped Tor
furnishing Entertainments. sGppers' Ban
ouets Balls. etc. First-class service guar
anteed.
WILLIAM II. ZIMMERMANN, JR..
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Coiored workinen Strike.

CONNELI.SvILLE. PA. August H.
Hundreds OF the imported colored work
men In the south End of the Councils
Vile region did not go to work this morn
ing thus keeping their promise to the
labor-leaders to Join the ranks OF the
strikers. The latter are jubilant at the
prospect OF all the negroes coming out
The colored men say they will not work
al the old rate. The negroes have beer
paid 81 per day and their board foune
until the first Of this month. Organizers
are actively engaged among the colored
men to-day to get them to induce their
fellows who are still at work to strike
on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Piano-Tuniuy.

The very best work that can be done
in Richmond We guarantee. We have two
fine tuners: they are paid salaries only.
and are, therefore. responsible To US, ana
we overlook their work. Leave orders
only at the store. No. 800 Main street.
MANLY y. RAMOS a. co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
They Give s,,i.f.o,i..

All who have seen them ar. d.r,..
with the Famous Painting -,
World" which are now being o-.,.. =
their subscribers by the u patch - =
many. Call and see them. Bach r....
can be had ~ bringing or sf-..,. -
coupons and 10 cents to the Dsy.,,. !,
nee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Cards, Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars, Handbills.
Dodgers. &C.. printed by the Dispatch
Company III low prices. WA give you
coed work ut same prices You pay for
Inferior work. Send Us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction in every
na rtfriliar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
The Beautiful Allegheny Hotel

al Goshen, Va, with handsome furniture,
electric lights. open ireplaces. and ex-
cellent table. will b. kept open during
the lovely autumn months.
Rates are very moderate.
Address. j. WATKINS LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
That Upright Piano at 500.

This Piano. especially low priced, Is n
good instrument. 1t is worth any ones time
to call and see II. We guarantee H. Of
course, the piano is not strictly new.
Stool and cover free. Tuning Tor one
year free.
MANLY Il. RAMOS & co.
903 Main street. Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Jessie "A white Boy.

Jesse Jones. the small boy who re-.
from \ ladder at West End PARK last
week while witnessing the BAH game VIZ
not colored He lived with MS p@re"'' d.
M " Plum street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
ais ". 0vsnA q.

we are now in our ne-y hon. a..
prepared TO wait on you WITH an, =,
courtesy. Chase Bros Plan, ~
cago cottag. and Estey Orysns ~. "
half price this week. -
RICHMOND Hf,gfc y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Attorney for FIoridn.

WASHINGTON, u. c., August D.
Acknowledgement Olney has appointed
Frank Clark Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney for the southern District
Of Florida
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Exclusively whit Ia.-..e
Washington August 27th ~ , Y -
Chesapeake and Ohio, return ~ ., 81.
night OF tho 2sth. Tfck~e 800 r,.
lect. Sec parade 81 25.oo) py.art
HINES MEMORIAL COMM. .rrp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
INJUSTICE TO southport.
Ships Drawing Twenty-On Feet OF Water
Can Cross the Bar There.

Can Cross the Bar There.
WILMINGTON. n. c., August 1.-THE
statement in the Southern Associated
Press dispatches that the cruiser Raleigh
vas not ordered to Southport because she
could not cross the Cape Fear bar does
Injustice TO this port. Ships drawing Il
feet of water can across the bar az any
ordinary high-tlds. and the channel is the
straiyhtest on the South Atlantic coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Music at Half Prize

We will sell all Music not on our ioc.
list at half price this week.
RICHMOND MUSIC CO..
2i3 T.. Broad 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Tho popular summer 81 cou'' r~--, 4,
the Davis Gallery have "a feH u.-. r..,,
10 run. Best work at Oh ap'r .a',, o.,
ever given before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Half Price This NyseL

Sheet Music not on our il.. la' -
cent. cut on all Guitars Mandolin -
Inns. &C. EICHMOND 1r re ~
~ b. Ef. =,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Swer, Marie

those handsome $50 Pianos a, p p
Lees sos Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

and several iitters, but owing 70 .ne
splendid condition Of the detail very h'oe
use was made of the litters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Biz Estate Rigging.

FAN FRANCISCO. August 1.-THE
Blythe estate has been transferred In Its
entirety to public administrator. 1t In
ventoried 0.3QQ,oQ0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
Peautifni Pianos, SiG5.
y Y. LEE. SIS Main street

Mrrrrr poarrR's August Slarsh'or $40 .
,ire .tock q summer Dre.s GO &c. ..,..,
Gloves. White Goods. Domerl-s, It-f..- ..
devwear. Ma'tings, Carpets. F.Hnn .i.,
Of all kinds never 20 low IN price, pop ...
day morning aud continue al 80 wee.
fail 20 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
IAwN PARTY.

THE LADIES OF FAIRMolNl
L METHODIST CHURCH ars h.lii0fs .ti
party on the beautiful Lawn al dining '.l.
lot. and VIII continue every night dJH't
week. Como and bring your fl.nnd-. -ft-.
pleasant evening, and help soVi rau."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Get n bottle OF fNGosrtrl hIrF'f t.'
your Sola AMI Lemone4e' al A''g Jp.
tive organs 10 o-dcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Ice-Shavcra. Mnk-Sbasots. Anl q. g
So1a.W ater supplies ~
OWNS = Mis0g ORIG '.'r..f,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

A. half price this week.
RICHMOND MTST" n
2i3 = brad !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
INCLUSION TO WASHIN,

TXCURSION TO WASHiNOIDN
H over Kichmoni. Freicri.s-bnrg
tomac railroad. MOADAY NokNING.
eth. Train leaves tlpa az 30 A. ". D.
Ing leaves Washington a. : O'clock +. ~.
2sth. Two days % wltne-s the Graad g., .
Parade on 2oth. Round trip - SO.
CLASH. THOMPSON a O..
au5.7.lO.I2,14.l 9,1s,2L23,.4 .a.-l-l-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

Read NIrrEtp0RFER's new aiyer'..s r..i .,
today's paper, third page snd ges 'eie % Pa,
bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12

DO not miss Removal sale A. lsii. -r-,,
cos. Everything mast be sod ~ ,.-.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
ORDERS To RETIRE.

At o'clock General Anderson received
orders from Governor O'Ferrall TO have
the Richmond troops retire, leaving the
Alexandra Lght-infantry on the scene
until 10 r. NJ. and later, II necessary.
The two companies from the First Regi-
ment were soon ready for the long march
through the country. With their blankets,
canteens, cartridges. accOutrements. etc,
the boys began their tramp to Alexandra,
n distance OF nine miles. which they
traverscd in the remarkably short time
Of | hour and 10 minutes. The behavior
OF the Richmond soldiers was excellent
There was not case of dissipation in
ranks Nor was there any sickness
Many OF the boys. however, were much
Exhausted from the long and tedious
march. and several had to ride short
distance. Z. b. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
MErrINGs

MASONIC NOTICE. - ihi "A,
vi MEMBERS OF FRAT EN n
LODGE NO -. \. r. nni \. g.. n-'
auestci 20 attend "ia'ri CON ~ D,
mar lodge. atMheonIc Iru.Ilr. hrAI'. '
en.t IAN Al $50 j.. =. .smoer
lodges cordially invited O. altfni.
BY order OF the s.. ". .........
WILLIAM Los ENslliE.
au i2-lt' reci
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-12
GRAND EXCURSION
w TO
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRP-NO Is
LOST FROM BUSINESS
SATURDAY ATGI ST ~. iSH4,
-. /. Il

Look At this schedule Leaves iJrhw1ni So
urday. August Ism. a. . T. N. stsr,. s..'ft
a. Norfolk ats A. NJ Leaves S0f.r4 ~.l 81
uoP " arrives at Richmoud . A. n .h
August 2Oth.
i'icKer. also good TO return the following -
DAY. August Dist.
Ampl. time sunday 20 visit Oh lo.r' 10
ginia Beach. Ocean View. Hampton ,l.ss
Home.
Meals knd refresh ments IN steamer.
Music by grand Orche.triou.
Ladies' SALOON reserved eIciuslyoy fr
al i2-SI
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