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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Hanry Mccullough OF Csn,revllle has
made q handsome bookcase for the Gin.
ton school. near Ashland. DjL. The OK.
pence was largely betrayed by the pro.
ceeds OF Il very enjoyable Christmas en-
tertalninent given by the enterprsinx
teacher ami pupils. Mr.. Mccullough 10
an ingenious mechanic and hls work COM
menGa hlm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

1 A meeting Of schoci Directors and 9th.
iers Interested In tho selection OF az county
buperinten ent and tho sttermeut OF the
Public Schools of NuH Castle County Will
be held In CentreYlilo Hall, IL, morrow
lThursdsy) 2+th. Mt .. m, The friends
81 the movement hope to elect some kiud
Of o permanent Organization.
Mills PAssSloRE,
I EairNllle, Pa.
! elk, o. Dist. No IS, n. C. co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

VIII take place on Tuesday February 18th
in the Arinory, corner OF Twelfth and
Orange streets. The Governor, Senator
Robert Honby and Mr.. ]. edward Addioks
and other notableA have been asked to
attend. Mr.. Franklin N. Gem, secretary
OF the company visited Dover yesterday
aud extended an invitation to these gen
tlemen. A gala time is expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Mack Ashton. a eolored lahorer in tho
employ of the Mccullough Iron COM
phny. ard living at No. 90s Taylor street.
while at work this morning had his right
loot crushed by having it run over by a
truck heavily loaded with Iron. Dr. II. N.
First rendered medical service at his office.
Eighth and Spruce. streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Burglars last night entered the resid.
ence OF s. A. Hodgman Mt No. 1921 WASH
ington street, William Luke No. 1908 GIL
pin Avenue and William L. Mearns No.
l5 - harrison etrset and stole hundreds
and clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Joseph Clark who WAS convicted three
years ago for burning thu barns OF the
DUPONT properties has not been released
from New Castle Jail, but will be befo re
Saturday. Oiark's sentence expired yea.
terday but as Judge Cru bb was not Ia the
city the prisoner was not released.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Whnt tho w. and y. Auditor Thinks of II.
"haslng tested the merits of Canaia
Pine Cough syrup Tor the cure OF coughs
and colds In my family, ] do not hesitate
TO say That il Ia the best medicine huye
used for that purpose, ana would chser.
fully recommend IL 10 any one suffering
from cold" Signed
L. u. IOwSsESD. 623 West Third st,
Canada Pine syrup Is cents. wholesale
and retail, at DR.. Neasey's drug store,
Eighth and Monroe. Acts like m4glc and
tue children all Ike it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

The Wilmington Minstrel Club gave a
very enjoyable entertainment Ia the hall
at ClayInott. Dol, last evening. Carl
Brown sang his topical song, Can You
Tell, which brought down the mouse. The
prooeeds Wsre for charity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Jamos McGiniey, carpenter living ~
Keaimere ran splint Ia one Of his fling.
ers, causing blood poisoning, aud died
iGht night, aged abou; 20 yoars lie lsayss
q vile Snd AsPsrai ohildsSn-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

At the Surveying Department this
morning was recorded the transfer Of the
bulldog at 10. 5lB FranSitn street, from
the Kent and Weeks Lumber Company
and Patrick Asary to Harry Chud Wick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Tearing Dawn "nopdis" shantirs.
The work OF tearing down the con
demned houses In the "IloodIe" began
buildings were demollshed. building
Inspector Dohl was "a the locality while
one oil the butIdlnEs WAS being torn down
and WAS Informed by one of tho eolored
women 'ilhnt he would never get to hea.
ven Tor his action.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

observation-disclosures On Jan. ~. 1so,. nv
Eev. j, B. QupR. in eslcy NJ. e. parson-
age, Mt Hubert Lougheed of Greonyilie
ana Miss iachacl X. Brown OF Chester Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

The body Of Mrs Mary A. Stewart who
died at her home No. % W. Sixty-second
street, New York City, on Jan. 20 will be
Inferred here. She was 10 years OF age,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

On Iuesdhy afternoon as the 10 train
was pulling out from tho Dover dennI
Robert Brown and Lowell 7. JACKSON, re-.
siding In tho Ninth ward, ran to get on the
tram.
MI. jackson succeeded In catching hold
OF the iron rod that lends up tho stops to
a " OF me railroad car and In attempting
to eaten mold OF Mr. IirOwn to null him
Oh the car stops. no lost his footing on tue
step anu both men wore dragged some
ten feei o" more
1t was lucky thlrg Tor Mr.. jackson
chat he had such firm hold on the Cur or
both men would undoubtedly have alien
beneath the car AMI been run over.
Tho locomotive WIS stopped and both
men leapel Into the baggage CIR. where
they soon revived and congratulated each
other On their luclky escMne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
NnIIca

Tho literary department of the Higgins
Republican club Will meet at their hall to.
night at O'Clock. Thos. Norris will read
paper ON the civil war.
WIN. WINSTON. Pres.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
sTUCh QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
IiEAI4D & COMPANY.
Bankers aud Brokers.

Investment and Securities Welding
from To per cont
1riers for the purchase aud saln of
stoeRs and iioutsun Commission e3pcut.
cd ut All the stouH exchanges
Private Telegraph wires to New YORK,
Philadelphia BOSTON aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts anu Letters u Credit II
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Cornog Boooks Cnee
Miss Noble JohnsDH) arrived at iheit
AUiGe near Newark from their wedding
tour on lhursday, Jan. lfth 1880 A 10.
eeptlOn was held in the evening AflUl
spending very pleasant time, the CON,
pauy was invited to the dining room
where the tah!e larry gtouned beneath ITS
weight of cakes, fruit, cream. etc.
Alter Wishing The bride and groom long
lie and much happiness and voting NJ iss
Angle Brooks an admirable hostess. the
company departed III the wee small hours
oil tho DCrulHg.
Aluong the guests wore the following
Mr.. James Brooks. Miss Angie Brooke,
MIR. anu Mrs. RObt Arms rong, Nj. and
Mrs. Is. a. Groves. Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Brooks, the
Dllsseo JOuuson. Fannie, Jennie. Nellie,
May and El5ls Armstrong, Donelly,
IulmHry. Measrs. RoUt Morrison, W. il,
Brooks, Charles Brooks Kobt. and liar
vey armstrong, W. Lyman. IL. Waterman,
q. Groves Nm Frazer. harvey Pertains,
Eugene Armstrong, DIr. Culinary and
others. "A pAETICIpANp,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

TO.mOrrow promises 10 DO fFlr
and decidedly colder. Friday slightly
warmer. und somewhat Cloudy. ln'liea ting
snow oil rain Iii different locations.
THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at this RGPuBLtoAN
Office to-day:
O'Clock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clocG.
81 So As
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

n, al OF sooi hDrsgs. Bells. years oil
phlSS years Old, 50 ma, VuUi wo ker aud
dilhtt. Y con, years uiu, sound can bs
driven 10y II lHIs. PlInur years o a. guoa
worker aud driver, Lazy, . years old good
ial1ii mare. jan. good carr horse. General
yea utlt you'd "UEher anu IA lvgg. Une rUit
Coniug = years Ud.
u mich COWS. ONE fresh, others close
spfttt2eIs. Ihts cows are nome raised mud
OF ctIcAcus,
Farming Ctctss-l single apron binder,
III 20 Il nf'leri iublHr muNur. scil=IHl.
itu ktNe aiitL horse raISc. 2sdIky vu4tIva turs
sthgie eudlNAtpr, gram Tan. com shelter COZ
llaEher .9lithbruu llUw. rwlnnn4 rows AGENT.
narrow : arm "asOu~ Bay rlg2iigs / roller,
l"e'aEh.tA thirIhSt, hdSEy L I'D cart. har-
poem hay lota, DrN3 Uud rUpG. lot of cnatI4s
Ilp to4satn bHsket-, I ects Vi pillow nptDfss
Cnlid:, uflies, hUttCrs. luIre. rlsAus. slIuN els
lt"h i,ost spade ~ aus one. broad AKA. Iost-
duE, tpt 81 we 'leS, lot ri u,avh siF4Ih fuOls
lotGtnE g. wing mLCHIue. vTuss-cui cav ~
tits ni wheat To ttr grsuu d. nay byInc toI,
h"a Hahtt othgrnfliuics not Incutigneu. Ierms
inhte "iu" II On nay vt SITE,
IhUMNS BkaGKtN.
J. W. Burrts ,lerG
a. j. SWAMI Hu Of nerr taqit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Shilohs CureIs sold on guarantee 1t
cures lnCipieHt Consumption. IL Is tho
beat Cough q re. Only one cent dose.
2jCts.. jOgts., uud !l.UO
Sold by n, -. Danrortn. druggist, Second
and MARKET SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

This afternoon the new engine was
given test, which proved entirely eAtis-
factory, III the presence OF tie mentors
of the City Council and Fire Department
officers A shed was erected on the lot at
Third aud French streets, and In 1t wero
placed oil barrels. Then the building was
fired and In few minutes the blaze was
extingui5hed, demonstrating lie effective.
mess Of the engines over the Old etyle.
which would have required probably live
minutes work, and then arterward the
WORK OF adjusting hose. That the chem
ioal engines will succeed the odd timera"
tn few years Is not considered doubtful
by the ilrcnlep OF tho city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

INOH RENT Tie cd and we'll established
II nity hotHiaud stables, Ito Front strert.
ltoht mOGGrhle Apply to Frazer a Co.. 100
King rcec, CrAnston baildtug. ,i!3.IOt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

hsta''siE les $50
Amer. sur. ttef.
Ach Top u 5 f..
Can SOUTHERN
Central ut NJ,
Chicago * y W.
Oh bur n Q'cy.
CilicAgo tias 49,.
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q ri N rA'iic..
U. ST r. MA O..
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Cat. Dis q 1 de-.
Del d Hudson..
1el, Lac * W ed.
lsuisn q h Co O..
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Louis q NASH.
M0ssauri Pacific
Il .....1
y. \. Il Ii..,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

M IA "A Ff@ %9 Cough Cures
AN EA EVAH " Breaks Gold
&~ ~ 70 esza 49, Zip in
- iiuurs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

elk, o, Dist. No 2s, N. c. 60.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

I47XiT t5IoRS SAG.E-Will DO sold ~ rub
: a. safe NJ the Court House, ON s3itur.
DAY aaiiNhty -, !-t1. at 10 u'uiupit a m IA two.
story hlrrH mouse. with twG-sturY frame
bach hu ld'ig, - feCt front. six rooms lot 70
ty lass trGt. No. l62! W lculu street.
NORMA, YENrNAA, ENprutur
Iank i son. Auet.Uneers I4.it
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

'a'4 +-'''''tA' I--rbL'
A Man in every section 70 soll staple
n RDuds tOGCI.Ur.; experience uuOests-
sIlNs test side line ~ % u month. Salary
and tx BhstS Or large comm ssiUn inafig Fur
sutt1pl T'astCtlIt.-nri -iHDlI. CiIFroS soar
AMI I&NEEAC4LiuNu tyNpANNs Cincinnati
o. ui9-ty.w-J
NTbfttE-Tho undersigned gives notice
IN thai she W, appiy 10 the pres ut aes-
sion o. the Ley I-ia hr9 Tor u lly9ree flvm
hnf husband. Howard L. " eel.
il ,Ji LILLE WEED.
InoR EES1-~No. su7 Morrow street. End
IL sfury ru.IaE,o tJr SuOp. AppS to Jas
l. saitHn I.'J ". stn ST. i..sodtt
Ef98 sAE ~ :. oil fHrEily horse Hhoat
yeiEl old ltHGK color. will lie old Cheap
~ arC IN ut want al usc. Apply To Geo.
W bdFA y suns to. loot VI French rect.
ia.-Ut
ttgIt SALE Stub tgpin furniture CONSIST.
IN OF oil tlb.e carpet, u set Of oaK
idfnttAro dozen zane seatyC AIRS ami other
articles. Apply 10 SO. 10 4, ttn II, 1sS-3s
NJ hhIED-A hair grown white g,ri 10 as.
W sist with gene. al uouSewUris. Apply
ipa W fih street. J2St.t.
Eo., SAIL. good east SIDE = la o,enp
Appiy AZ the Ii, d y. bravery. MA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
AUCTIOaEER'S CARD.
WONDERLAND IAEAIRr

Grea,eI aui Bette, tEtn Ever. Capt Per-
kins u rpt 1aIJlug seal Polly" 81 Yaule.
vim ArI-tsln the Theatre. EYers ilftetno
and I.seutuH. j4a-6t,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
ghe aalieha Daily Eagle Tuesday 9orno Gully s, 1895

fruitless effort TO close It's saloons. and
now kicks because Governor Morrin has
closed them without charging cent ior
it.-Lawrence journal
That is not up TO the mark OF the
Journals usual smartness. Sedgwick
county spent that money in fruitless
efforts. at the instigation of chief ex-
ecutiyes, through assistant attorney
generals. but for whose persistency
the people would not only have saved
such sum but forced the violators of
the prohibitory enactment to put up
sufficient money TO pay police force
10 watch them. Morrill, not only cuts
off the wherewith 10 keep the seller
within bounds but sends the trafflc
into out of the way places, beyond the
possible vigilance of the police; and
not only that. but doubles the volume
of the Illegal traffic and puts the tax
payer to an enormous expense in pay
ing for fruitless prosecutions In cut
ting off the revenue. wherewith TO pay
the police force, if the governor did not
add expense. there would be less pro-
test, even though the drinking was
doubled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
PILLAGED PLUMAGE.

Morla Ramaki, leader of the Russian
Mennonites in America. has just died in
the village OF Rhinelander, Man.
There are only two male relatives of
Robespierre living at the present day
Macmillan de Robespierre and his son,
now IS years old.
Chill claims to possess the ,ichest
woman in the world in the person of
Sonora de Cousino, whose fortune is es-
timated at 500. 100000. She is widow.
Mr.. Justice White is the wit of the
United States supreme court, and he occa-
sionally gets off a mild joke which sends
a subdued smile over the faces of his
serious and solemn brethren.
II is said that II England were to be-
come republic tomorrow. and there were
a popular election for president, the
prince OF Wales would be sure to receive a
majority Of all the votes Ia the United
Kingdom.
In making Lord Rosebery a knight OF
the Thistle. Queen Victoria enrolls the
ex-prem.er in the highest order of knight
hood in England. THE most ancient
and noble order OF the Thistle" is limited
~ t44o SOsS4t!SH anu sixteen hllEll5.
Billy Caffyn, once a famous cricketer
and member OF the first English team
that visited Australia. Is now. al the
age Of 90. earning precarious living a
barber al Hartford. On account OF his
prowess at the bat he used 20 De known as
Terrible Billy.
y man who asked for volume O. two
cent literature" in a Boston bookstore the
other day was given the lie ofToussaiut
FOuverture by the discerning clerk An
other Boston bookstore oddly was a note
from Harvard student who wanted ian
al yalorem Shakespeare"
The war department received a 'ele-
gram last Friday announcing the sudden
death OF Lieutenant Colonel James Hin
ton, Twenty-second infantry. az Ringgoid
barracks, Tex. Colonel Hinton rose from
the ranks, having enlisted from Connect
cut as private n lsSs he did 10. be-
come a second lieutenant until 1s6-'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
MEMOIRS.

A little window. and broad e1panse
OF sky and sea,
A little window where the stars look IN.
And waves beat ceaselessly:
Where. through the night, across the sill
very foam,
The moonlight falls. like the blessed
thoughts Of home
A little space within a crowded ship.
4 restless heart;
A little time 10 pause awhile and think
Ger lives apart;
To pause and think, while others pray and
sleep:
a little while TO bow the head and weep
A little window, but a heaven OF rest.
Bent over all
Where through the silence OF the star-Nt
dusk.
The angels call;
Where the dead faces Of the vanished
years
Look in and smile across a sea OF tears
a quiet room. quiet heart al peace
With earth and sea;
a little corner. but a glimpse OF heaven,
An angels company:
o steadfast soul. o flowers pure and
white.
Still on my lips feel thy last Good
u!Zhtf''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
TWO DEPUTIES AND COCKTAILS.

The country the other day was treat
! ed 10 the curious spectacle of an Okla
homa prisoner escaping from a New
York hotel. The New York Post the
next day has this TO say:
"Marshals William n. Nix and Frank
| Merit of Guthrie, from whose custody
| the convicted counterfeiter, John Bittel,
escaped from the Cosmopolitan hotel at
! $50 o'clock last night, was greatly dis
couraged today. No trace of the fugitive
had been found. Bittel did not use any
force or intrigue, but quietly stepped
into the elevator on the second floor and
alighted directly in front OF the office,
stood for a moment as If in bewilderment,
and passed out of the front door free
man, while his trusted guard were en-
joying cocktails in the cafe. In front Of
the door on the Chambers street side OF
the hotel, Bittel stood for moment and
asked a bystander the nearest way 10
Fulton street. This was the last seen or
heard OF him. and the manacles that Were
on his hands on the long ride to New
York are the only things he left 10 tell the
story of his escape. The escaped pris-
oner was sentenced 10 seven years in
generation in the Kings County peni-
Tertiary, whittier he was bound
Marshal MERIT said this morning thar
they had picked UP a paper In the train
as they were nearing New YORK yesterday
and read of the escape of the postoftlce
thieves from Ludlow street jail eight days
ago. This however. did not cause them
TO employ any extra precautions in guard
ing BjtteI The marshals intend 20 stay
In the city for a few days in the hope Of
having the prisoner apprehenced, as they
are satisfied d.smisssls awaits them on
their return 10 Guthrie. unless they pro
duce the documents showing they had
delivered their charge over 10 the keeping
OF the authorities OF the kings County
penitentiary.''
The deputy marShals were "stuffinc"
the reporter when they told him they
feared they would be discharged. Mr..
Nix i Il relative Of the United States
marshal Of Oklahoma, and the old
Roman sense of justice does not obtain
either in Oklahoma or IN the Max
family.
This much. however. can be said OF
their escape. II cost money and lots
OF il TO arrest and convict BitteL II
cost another sum 10 send him clear
across the country 10 penitentiary in
Brooklyn. II also costs more money
10 send two deputies n conduct him
there than il would have cost 70 have
sent one. one deputy would have
been much safer anyway. as The one
deputy would probably have asked the
prisoner 10 have seductive cocktail
with him and could have kept him
under eye
As il i. the affair was ridiculous
and costly. But the delinquent Of
ficers VIII not BE- bounced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
SARAH AIMS PANTS.
century,

Sarah Ann Peters, of Boston, writes
the New York Sun in defense of the
bike-blOOmer. In her biliedOuX she
begS leave TO inform the Sun that she
knows what she is talking about in de-
claring that a woman'S legs differ from
mans; that the formation Of her
knees are such that after three months
experience she, Sarah Ann Peters,
found that her pants didn't bag at
the knee, not so soon nor near so badly
as the mans She holds therefore in
addition to the moral and historical
right to breecheS for women, physi-
cal and aesthetic one.
We agree that on the leg argument
Sarah has got us. There is no ques-
ton of the superior smoOthness of the
feminine knee, and maybe after all
the trousers belong to her rather than
to man. And the superior smoothness
of contour of the feminine knee is not
only indisputable, but it is equally true
of her whole body, to say nothing of
her tongue, which being admitted the
claim that men formerly went in skirts
and women in pants is practically es-
tablished. Come on Sarah with your
boomers, We are not only dumb but
expect to be blind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

Otto Bekenneyer Is TO longer private sec
/ Rotary OF the governor.
According 20 Isenberg. Enid has taken
a look al the corn fields and brsced heE-
SELF
A widow ~ THE name OF Parker who
lives al Mlnco. Is accused Of keeping a
fence"
The EIuuEerfors farm. north~es; q
Norman. has beeu purchased - Governor
Renfrow.
Oklahoma Is oct % The woods ard In
the corn heId. which Is censer thaa the
black forest
Tie authorities a-e nor playing IRE Oh
game os -surroundlnE" with ias Cars
tan brothers.
A committee % citizens of Payne coaa-
- have denounced tas removal o. Iro-
fessor MaxrueeT.
DR. Neal Of the Oklahoma Agricsltsral
college. does rot ts.Ex Sao~'s chincs~
bug infection a fake
One year ago l4s; Saturday tie 6yna-
n,ts play o. ths part of End aIf ne
Rock Island railroaE Eas Or
TIE rev Bspt.st church Which = hu-sf-
tx a. Guthrie. viii cost pf.s. Tie re-
celt covn-7o2r % Eal1 Cd -
The Oklahoma farmers 60 70; care
rseth4r j; "a God o. a ssesicins -ns- Z1o
x making ne rztz. jgEf SC +; rslrs-
The ucnzn szi,or - TIE Oslsho1nN
CITY s.sr - tzklzz ne So q TIE sAs-.-
;loa Army r. IRE 1ghf Z t1st teEa-
The Rack Ts1z-d sosts-bognf ~ss hsts
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SIP 10 ,ss hsck-ecCr q - ssosta.sAee -
perry. ssa4ay. Whsn al asSz s-eiSszs-
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In Barter = Wstezz1. s2s es:ts- -
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