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LuLlNG. K. OF LII

Luilng, Texas, December AT the.
meeting OF Luling Lodge No. 1852, knights
OF Honor, last night the following officers
We're elected for 1856 J. IL. NIuenster,
past dictator; y. #. Forqueran. dictator;
George Robinson. vice dicta or: D. C.
:; " isnster, assistant dictator; C. n. Me-
SaHey, treasurer and reporter; John Or
chard, financial reporter; O. Berman,
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ARCHIMFDEs. X OF p

Huntsville, Texas, December 7.--Arehi-
medes Lodge No. l2s elected officers f.r
the new term last night as follows: q. a.
Wyenne NJ. W; 1. y. Adickes. c. c..
W. y. Winner, Y. c j. II. Young. Z
\. l., King. NJ, A.; H. c Meacham, Nj,
F.. +. II. Foster. VI. e; +. b. Robinson
X. r. s. trustees, r. S Rather, R. W.
Connor., representative to Grand Lodge
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NEW sETTLERs AT cpospy

crosby' Texas. December S-crosby re-
esived quiet an addition to Tia popula.
non curing the week just past as fol.
M. At. a y. Andertop AID family OF
80 ~ s,int2n county and NJ l. Hathaway
aI l ihnls OF Fanc-a county topsthrr
WIN two cars Of houathold sroo1s ana
~ ya car Or grain These parties intend
making their future homes here.
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ZIG RLAzE At RuNGE

Runge, Texas, December s,-A W
ed havoc in Runge at NV or'M
morning. destroying the store y :
Welbern & Sons, loss about W.
surance 5000; the livery staDe y
Lyons. worth 5000, no insurance
cupid hotel Charco. belonstas
Tyis. worth $500. insured ia
Many smaller buildings vsrs w.
to sion the fire and much aaI ~. !,
by hasty removal OF gyoJSJ, INV sial
stores, the total loss prooA''
90
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RAPIsT GIVEN FIFTY YEARS.

Victoria, Texas, December S.--The negro
VIII Smith, who has been on trial for
two days, charged with raping a little
ltahan girl IN this county a few weeks
ago, was found guilty by the Jury last
night and sentenced to fifty years in the
heniten1uarry But for the youth OF the
Inceusedi Ne would certainly have hung.
years of age though he appears several
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NAVASOTA, X. OF p.

Navasota, Texas, December AT a reg
ular meeting Of the knights Of Pythas,
held here last night, the following officers
were elected: W. ]. Foster. c. c.: VII
Backlousse. V. c.; Geo. Smith, prelate; j.
N, shaw, NJ. of T.; [. Harris. NJ of f. !;
W. Iempleman. X. OF r. s.; Z. NJ. Perry
|. G.: Geo Ralph O. G.
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KILLED WITH A STICK

Bastrop, Texas, December s-Waslo,
Davis killed Wash Moore on the vauahY
,"rn near here last night. knocking him
IN the head with a stick He came a.,
surrendered to the officers waivsd an" an.
ANIMATION and was put under bond ~
~. which he readily gave. He clsimt
'fat ne acted in self-defense
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snFRirTs' DrpApr,tr,.r,

To Al Onleers-Look cut and sss,gt me
in arrestus Noah sim9ns a brown negro
about feet tall weighs about ls2 peunss
aged 70 or q wears. < are. portly LOOKING
negro left Garrison II day az De.e,,,.
brr bs~' took the train Tor Houston
leNef u Liable TO be fouad on ths rail-
roe " atnut some town; he 70 charged
county court, for carrying a plsioi ana
sknafks; ne Jumped hts bondsuien. under
49,. and ! VIII pay al expenses for ar
state write me a. M EHiernfise RusE
tonnly, Texas, ~ " jenkins. afputV
sheFin, Ruuk county. Texas
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TWO RESIDENCES AT saEnYy

sherman. Texas, December i.-Iss
dence of NJ. McNaughton, y "a
Porter street, and that Of Andy ~
burned. McNaughton's loss 1 VI
S2i00, with $500 insurance; Morris 81
about $500; no Insurance.,
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SOUTHERN HISTORY AT WHARTON

Buchel camp OF Confederate veterans OF
Wharton county have taken the initiative
in what Is very important matter Pur-
suant TO an order issued by the camp a
committee OF i've members waited upon
the trustees OF the Wharton white high
school and requested them TO forbid mo
use of certain histories Of tho tfnited
States IN the public schools and 10 sth,
stitute therefor "a History OF Our Coun.
try" by Professors Cooper, Es,il and
Lemon. Tho trustees took inimetliate no.
tion and acceded TO the request.
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CIVIC SOCIETIES.
GEoRGEroWN. !. o. o. f.

= - T - - ~ 7 V u T
Georgetown. Texas, December 7.-I.ast
night Georgetown lodge of Odd Fellows
elected the following officers: C. S. Jones,
n. G. IL Boyd V g.; j. j. Gordon.
financial secretary; j. w K,ncaid, perma-
nent secretary; j. Il. Robinson, treasurer:
D. j. Whitley, representative to Grand
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CASES AT LIVINGSTON

Livingston. Texas, December lin the
Peters 81 Wills case vs.. the Houston East
and Weet Texas railway, reported rs en-
trial last night was concluded about noon
today with a verdict for nearly 500. stat
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THE FIRE RECORD.
GIN BURNED

Cottonwood, Texas. December III
Norton's gin at this place bsrk i
night. Loss $500, insured tor 81 :
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Conductor and Notorman Of Denyer
Resurvey Car Arrested.
NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE Is CHARGED.
WIN study lrr'E'tion Me hods to Rails.
CSnsiTrt -Csneh. M Octopus Nor
tnary Report Notes

Galveston, Texas. December S-The ~
neral o: Alex G. Stewart, who was run
oNeT by an electric car last n.ght. will
occur tomorrow from the residence Of his
brother, Robert Stewart, on Forfy.6rst
and avenue O. John Saunders. oouduc;o,.
and Motorman Charles Wright OF the
Denver Resaryey car which ran ove,.
Stewart were arrested today on A charge
OF negligent hom!e.da gave bond and were
released They vTiil have a preliminary
hearing before fecorde- johnson tonlor.
row morning.
40 RAISE cANAIGRE.
Mr.. LreiAn Minor will leave Monday Tor
Eddy, n. Nj. TO study she methods Of ir,.-
CATION conducted there. and af.er having
thoroughly Informed himself Will 20 t.
Ninkier and Ward counties where nm irf..
h".son pant viii DE put 10 on a small
MT, Winor s4ys trrrc s 90 running wa er
N |h" counties above men toned. hut from
'We3ltY-hNe fo MY feet bsiow the surface
t.sFe = spuAHan. wafer which has been
nt+HEel 20 ~3f1s extent hy the Stockholders
mere thfovFu tHc ia siiln OF pumps a 4
WihdnnAs. GanaiEra grows wild on tn.
tahd ih abundance ana IL - believed tina g
with irr sa,laL thls valuable plant can lr
grown WllH srea. prnGt. caueigre IS said
20 contain a greater amount Of tanui.
aNI2 fnhN any other plant or any bark.
ana is said 90 produce d rnuch finer lrpt h.
er. ard Alr. Minor thinks IT viii pay 10
cultivate ~ 90 les native home.
FOR MALICIOUS ARREST.
YestcrddS evening VIM. Drew died suit
in ne county court against ConrAd LEM.
alleging that On November y. It's. de-
ttnIant made affidavit in the recorder s
corr, ~ tae ci,y of Galveston charging
plaintiff wi.h assault and battery upoa
ne aersor g: sa'0 Loas. that plsinti wa
ar % - u d Dast D.. q
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NNcaso Vlmos-lIcrald.
Unay-P.att organized house OF rep.
~. iniSuves would be anything but a zoo,
start Tor the republican party. sN0'
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"Hark From the Tomb..-

'VI40IIWuIIe LunV"t.
Now is the time 10 strengthen our lines
i ni ue coming campaign. Let every non
uiist lie up and doing. WY Pup
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guardian p. 7 Beach, guide, N NJ,
sentinel; 7. II, Brown, chapsIn, +
champion, medical examiner: / K IN
- G. Muenster and George R.t.,'
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MRS, cULBERsoN cRIrIcA11v ~

Austin Texas, December s.-Goyernor
o''Oerson left for Jefferson tonight 10 at.
tend tse bedside of his mother. wboso
condition is critical.
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etrayed or Stoleu-About NAV 1 one
chestnut Eorrel mare branded u on shout.
ger and x on thigh. somewhat awavbark
g. go one naAck pony years. old branded
NJ . & Also one sorrel ponV mar nv,
brand. Any Information address a. Press
wood. New CaH"y. Tsxas,
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MONIES.
T I. Les OF Houston s~ent the day in
the cltV. - -
LuLING LOCALS.

Hope for Another Reprieve for Mack
Stewart--City Council
Luling Texas. December 7--Interest In
the case OF Mack Stewart, former clti.
zen Of this place. who is In prison at
Pareal Mexico condemned to be shot in
fifteen days. Is intense. a telegram from
Congressman b. Sayers states that he
Senior Romero. Mexican minister that tho
execution can BE- delaVa 1 for Mt least
thirty days Stewards friends are on
tenter hooks until thov receive assurance
that such ~ the case,
CITY COUNCIL.
At meeting OF the city council last
night the salaries of officers for the term
commencing April /, 1896. were fixed. An
salaries were continued as before eNcApt
msNshal. that being reduced 70 the office
ices. The once may be discontinued
The city streets were thrown into ono
his II is hoped. Will 'lv' decent ,horough-
fares as at present such things are Mi.
COAL DISCOVERIES.
A Wien Of fine coal has been discovered.
SIX miles from the city 1t has been
thoroushly tested and is pronounced by
coal. The mine viii be worked at anco
by good force.
NOTES.
V. Virgins ard Colonel A. v. Grady of
Lockhart. were In town today.
j. ". Graves. well known Houston
commercial man, was In town today.
A. a. Johnson. who has been In Hous-
ton for some time, is back at his old post
In the city.
Traffic Manager X. II. Inucs OF the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass was In the
city for short time.
Nrs. j. W. Browne and her two
neices Misses Myea and Armor Wilder
are visiting relatives In I.ockhart.
Rev. W. ~ II Biggs, tho newly APP
pointed pastor OF tho Methodist ohurSh,
IN this city. has arrived. Rev. e. Il
Denton. his predecessor, lo.t'es for his
rev appointment at Sau Saba tomorrow
Deer are very rienurul IN the mona tains
east OF tho city ana VI IN the sand hiis.
south. 4 big party, headed by Or. S. 4.
Cprreham OF this city ana County Treas
urer W. -. French OF Lockhart, hunted
this week.
The late freeze cut the top crop In this
section TO almost nothing. While there
Is attn n good deal or cotton IN the ooun-
try II rs coming In very slowly The san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway mas
shipped up 10 date over i2Q bales
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| rent arsins, the v,ela,s-. IT same. the
failure being largely due to TIE deieserirus
fleet uDor the memory cf trcse who
Know ana participate IN the violations OF
Ne wish further to submit TIA; Of all
-he felony crimes we believe the crime
most frequently committed and The meet
lslSSs ,srs. inatimsn,. ,n;e COW, tsr
this crime and have reason 70 believe
,hat there are macy more who are guilty
requires two witnesses IA. estshl sh suf-
scient rToof TO corvic; OF frts crime TIA
three BIS above referred 10 ar al We
~ j r, Lard. Foreman.
INJUNCTION THREATENED
The proposed exchange Of prerertv be-
;wcer the city ard the Southern pacihc
railroad will probably develop ,uso sr In
junction SUIT. in which the cour1 viii Re
asked 10 enjoln the city from making the
exchange. The plas OF ground which the
city proposes to barter sway IS a small
i.iangle a par Of Crockett street. lsing
lir nediately vest G. he freight depot In
and Orleans streets. The Southern Ia
ciAc's plat lies Just IN froat Of TIE Crosby
purposes. C.ty Attorney Q br.en. IN CIV.
Ing an opiniou as % the Guys authority
70 make the change, ADVISED that Il could
Croskett street should se cfaaxel Par.
ties ovnleg property and coiu- hhs ness
naue1tA Ely sclln OF the depot content
hat they would ee DAMAGED by the 81
change ~ that q would permit an eAten-
sion Of tAr freight depot and thereby 90
sirs<t view 1i re business part Of tic
eiiy. Through an attorney notice Ass
Nou oai1 be sutd ouf 20 prevent the tx
Grange. ana ire resoil iteu providing Ter Il
vas adopted after sleA uotce had ueea
LOCAL NOTES
ThA new huildtrr Tor the Beaumont iron
foundry ls 10 course OF construction.
A tspee ri'' forty-six fse' long was this
week remeYot from The 4-yeAr-old son o.
My John NeN tor OF W4rfen-
A. special session Of the commission.
- coLrl contract 20 grade three miles
81 the IaF!ora bayou pubic road Uss
M =! hseasss ycrs this week issuel
70 James NJ T-aHan sri MISS Mary A.
Dunn.
Tae. lnproy~d order q Rel Men hev.
rer YEA ihe ElKs taN Ger q wigWAni ara
y ~ meet % Neineeday night oe each
Machinery for boring az srtesial well on
$500 gus s'l.lsfe teirs placed IN poo
v-A doubtless begin neat week
the construction gane ~ ine Cn'f and
.F5s, e. .ias rass''i r1e sirs npies al
% t- i---t4 +1t REMAINDER lf fhr road
ara SIS "a high. even erouri.
VISITORS TO NORTH GALVESTON
N1~9 lairt-' on. Texas. december e.
H-s u 3 Hayden % Ch'cseo spent sew
s-'- 12ys here thE week boxing ove-
@er.i Galveston lands SIZE l-ct tAis
'r'r7l7F b. company vita Mr Ellison
i7- tiait ~ Galveston After looking
lFe- b. ~ -l-y SIZE. VIII return u, Crteasr
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THE AWFUL STORM

That Swept tho Gulf Of California DsS-
truysd, Partially, the Capitol Of slnalOA'
BIanY LlVsS Were LoHt
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 9O-Ths story Of
the torribls storm that recently sWeps
the Gulf OF California, has only been
hintsd at in the meagro dispatches that
have been received from Mexico. The
frat word picture OF tho gale in its aW-
ful entirety is drawn by CAPTAIN Van
Helms, master Of ths steamship MillA'
mStts, Who has just arrived from the
region devastated by tho cyclone. II is
nov apparent that this whlrllng wind
storm will go down in htsoiry as one Of
the mos. teariully destructive ever
known.
fhe difficulty in getting news from
the Wind.aWept and WateT'fnIned coun-
try has seemed ai strange rs the storm
itself. The cyclone passed nVsr q coun-
try remote from connecting lInea oil
railroad, and far away from reliable
means Of communication. The t0le'
graph wires were all prdS'rased and
many OF them will remain down for
wsekS 10 come. Al GuaYmaa little or
nothing about the storm seemed to be
known. Letters received from points
within the stricken area were incom.
plele, full OF doubts, uninseresting and
mostly written in Spanish, aud poorly
written at that.
These reasons mentioned and others
as potent will account Tor the Tact that
. a nj thu nnFLtAl
destruction Of the capital Of the state OF
Sinaloa through Captain Van Helmes,
nearly three weeks alter Ehe cyclone.
Other details nearly ne important rs
these have remained ior him to de-
scribe. Tie fury OF the storm was not
most felt at LapaE, as had been sup.
posed, but at the nteriorplaleau town Of
Culiacan. Tho storm huFst in the
mountains back OF this important
town aud the waters worked an awful
wreck. Betwesn twenty-five and thirty
people wore drowned outright and many
others we're injured in the raging Hood
that rushed through this city.
Culician iS an historic city. In 1t arc
the state buildingI Of SinaloI. Back oil
it are some Of the richest silver mines
the world has known. 1t ii town Of
fully II 900 people. The Culiacian river
runs through it. When tho storm strucl;
the ridge OF high mountains back Of the
city, there was Inch dowupout OF rain,
that in an incredibly short time the
canyons wero full Of water peut up by
the very quicknssS with which It lell.
After the climax and the fury OF the
elements was reached, this water ds.
Icended from caaYou to valley ana
valley to plateau with fercenesa never
before kneWn that part OF Mexico.
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THIS MEANS TROUBLE.

England WIZ Bs surpFlISd 1--WE Apply
tho Monroe DoCtrins to tue VsnsEuulAn
Question.
LosDoS, Oct. 2l.-Ths Standard (Con'
Isryatiyol has an editorial this morning
on the Venezuelan question in which it
says; The Venezuelan ultimRtum is
unlikely to lead to prolonged or doubt
iul complications.
II such an aggression as the UruSn
affair il to DO ignored We might as we'll
abandon British Guiana. We shall bs
surprised il the responsible diplomats
OF the United States persist in main
tanning that the Monroe doctrine has
any bearing on the present case,
The Chronicle says: The United
States 10 determined TO bring about an
easy settlement Of the dispute. No
answer TO Mr.. Bayard's dispatch to
Lord Salisbury has yet been received at
the embassy.
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rELEeRAPH BRIEFS.

The national conference Of the Unitar'
ian church will convene In Washington,
b. O.. to-day.
Rochester, y. T., sympAthizeri with
Cuba's cause will hold u big public
meeting IA shat interest
Onc hundred small houses wero
burned In Now Orleans Yesterday ard
~ persons rendered homeless. LoEs
S!5O,GOJ
Fire in the Grand Union hotel at
Cnicago yesterday caused panic among
lAc guests and there WSra several mar
row e,capcS Damage slighi.
snow storms arO reported from Erie,
Pa, BuGalo, Cleveland and Toledo.
There are ten inches Ia Erie. Tho
storm IL phenomena! there, as II 10
purely Local.
Ino Indications to-day arc that tho
miners strike will not amount 10 much
in tho CIearnalh aud Beech Creek coal
regions, Whatever II 7mOunts 10 10 adj
Joining counlie+
Delegates to the national VIC. +. U.
convention nl Baltimore occupied ths
various pulpit In The city yesterday.
Mr.. X. l. Stevenson, Of Chicago, do
livcred the annual sctm1n III tho alter
noon.
Tho London Times Paris eorfsspon
dent SAYS: Tho government will pay
an annual subsidy Oi $1,000 pounds 10
the cable company which !. to laV 4
new direct cablo from PrJit TO Now
York TO maintain the existing cable, and
10 G1lond II 10 tho AniilIoL"
Tho Iomon crop In tho Palermo dis.
lrIct thi, year /, M exceedingly large
Que, At least twice ~ large as last years
crop, according 10 q report by United
s.ntos Consul Seymour to the 5iaIo dc.
part. owing 10 tho drought aud small
insects. however tho fruit crop IL not
oi ~ good quality,
Senator rcllcr 'ays tho silver l'opnb.
Leans In thn senate would not agree TO
tho reorganization pI tho HonAin by iho
Republicans wnJn ConRre" feconycnol
pxcnpl upon conditions tlnl they DO al
lDvod "a liIi tho vacancy On the ilnnnco
c1mmllon caused by tho rellfcmont Ol
Senator Mcrhcuon.
Preparation, ior the rtrlinr Of q
mammoth church bell havt bHNn Roing
mn llrsJmt vrol,' nl tho buckeye boil
Uun lfyI 10 Cinrinr1lL Tho bell vii bc
afrtr than tho famous ljl lun boll nj
/ N1nlfrh, aud Will ho tho largest awing'
Ing boil in tho world. II iitO awinR IN
| 81. Frances 10 5alo7 church.
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RUssIA's uLrlMArUM
wiz be Delivered IT the Korean Demand
blEnored.

VIII be Delivered II the Korean Demand
hIEnored.
YOKOHAMA, O,L 2l.-NewapAper ad.
vices received from SEOUL say that the
Korean government confirms the news
Of tho queOu's death. It Is reported
that tho Russian minister mas prOteitOd
against tho INSTRUMENTATION Of state
affairs in Korea BY tho Tai.won.Hun,
tho father Of tho king, and has do.
mandol that tho king should admins.
ter affairs II is believed that II the
protest i, ignored, an ultimntum will
follow
Tho Nichishimbun tuoW'pAporl Says
that tho JapNnOio minister, MlurA, aud
other officials OF the JapAnsiN legation
arn indicated AS the principal tnnOuters
OF tho disturbance, the JapanoIo SOL
diera having acted OF Minister Mlnras
orders asainot tho yisWi ot tho Japnnole
advisers to tho Korean government,
who declared that Minister Minra'G ac.
ton would lead to serious International
complications. Orders have bean given
that over forty Japane,s residents oil
Seoul should DO dcportod.
A Toxic journal, the Astki, says that
Minister MurG aud tho Japanese olli-
ciala aro returning TO Japan under an
escort oi gendarms. Tho foreign rep.
rs,entallyo, A. seoul are stated to have
demanded ufonsction for their soIpCc.
tive legations All nj them agree in
lonouncIng tho Jnpane'e m tho lnur'
dorofs Of the queen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-21

Of the personality aud eloquenes Of
Garfield, but sayA he was q man lacking
In will power and changed his opinion
easily, This 10 q faithful picture, ex.
pressed in terms OF reserve. Mr., Sher.
man might have gone further aud only
reflected the views OF Gontsmp0rAnsou
Republican politicians who had alIo-
citation with the martyr President
and said that while Garfield Was
good Stumpsr and qualified
TO act in legislative body
under direction and restraint,
he was unit for leadership. The state,
ment in this new chapter in political
history that Garfield, in making up his
cabinet, was guided by James G. Blaine
in his resolve not to retain Sherman As
secretary OF the treasury. is another
significant reminder. j. was the opln,
ion Of many experienced and Thoughtful
men that blaine would run the Garfield
administration. The RssasIin'S bullet
cut of 4 stormy administration in all
probability. When 80 distinguish.
oil aStRtesmAn as John Sherman
takes these matters up It Is
fairly within tho province OF cur
rent journalism to say that had
Garfield survived hiS position Ai Presi.
dent OF the United States would have
been almost pitiabls unless hiS friends
had risen and brought aa irresistible
pressure to bear to Gust Blaine from the
cabinet. Garfield WAi always takon
care OF by HE friends in poliIica. lie
was looked upon ai valuable factor IN
party work, whose intellect and elo.
qusneo should not bo allowed to 20 to
waste. but he was in scarcely any sense
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