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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07
THE POLLING PLACES.
List Selected for the Election Next
Tuesday,.

List Selected for the Election Next
Tuesday.
City Clerk Nixon, Merrill Moores and w.
w. Spencer. constituting the City Board of
Election Commissioners have issued the
following Official list OF voting places:
First Ward
First precinct; at 1E7 Ludlow avenue.
Yandes and Twelfth streets.
Third precinct, at 31S Yandes street
Fourth precinct. at 1871 Columbia avenue.
Sixth precinct. at 50 Columbia avenue.
Seventh precinct, at .Kellogg's office. AL
word street.
Ninth precinct. at corner Brookside ave-
nue. and Orange avenue.
Tenth precinct. at northeast corner Jeffer-
son and Clifford avenues.
Second Ward
First precinct, at 657 College avenue.
Second precinct. at $50 College avenue
(rear)
nue..
Fourth precinct. at Klingensmith's drug
store.
Fifth precinct, at Alabama and Seventh
sixth precinct. at No. Q engine-house.
Seventh precinct. at 424 College avenue.
E Eighhn n pres,ms.' at at rear sentra ent asenne;
NJ. f. Church.
Tenth precinct, at 252 Bellefontaine street.
Third Ward
First precinct, at Boz Talbot avenue.
Second precinct, at 16 West Twelfth
street.
Third precinct. at Capitol avenue and
Fourth precinct. at 40 East Seventh
street.
Fifth precinct. at rear sos North Meridian
street.
sixth precinct. at Ninth and Lennon
Seventh precinct. at 275 Howard street.
Eighth precinct, at 7o2 Capitol avenue.
Ninth precinct, at l27 East Seventh street.
Tenth precinct. at sos Capitol avenue,
north.
Eleventh precinct. at 2s West Third
street.
Fourth Ward
First precinct. at Twenty-sixth and I'LL
Second precinct, at 1914 Capitol avenue.
north.
Third precinct, at 491 Addison street
Fourth precinct, at 5iS Addison street.
Fifth precinct, at 456 Chicago street.
Sixth precinct, at ga Ontario street.
Seventh precinct, at $50 North West
street.
Eighth precinct, at 22 Fayette street.
Fifth Ward
First precinct. at 1872 Elizabeth street.
Second precinct, at AZ Lock street.
Third precinct. at 1872 West North street.
Fourth precinct. at $50 Douglass street..
Fifth precinct. at 226 Biackford street
sixth precinct. at 81 Blake street.
Eiehth precincts Ct oe West vcrmo1f
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

Of the smaller brick. This and the in
creased competition worked together 10 re-
duce the average cost for a mile OF brick
street to AS, 163. 40, as against $5l,o4-D a
mile I'm 1909.
more marked. In 1893 there were LII miles
Of gravel street built. at a cost of 81 .s4.4S:
an average of S2.599.6s a mile. In 1884
there were 2.S9 miles of the same class
OF street built at a cost of only $5.4S7.0 o.,
an average OF only S.35s-S a mile In
other words the money spent for one mile
Of gravel street in 1893. IL spent as II was
in 1894. would have built two and three
tents miles of the same street. The same
is true OF gravel street with brick see
walks. The average cost in 1893 was ST.
1916 a mile. which is less than was paid
in the same year for ~graveled streets
without brick sidewalks. while IN 1884 the
average cost per mile was ss.3S3-SS-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07
Rev. n. I. C~ouIta... views.

One of the circulars recently sent to the
of the city clergy attacking the
religious belief of Preston c.. Trusler, fell
into the hands Of DR.. I. /. Coultas, pastor
of Roberts Park Church. DR.. Coultas was
justly indignant over the receipt of an
anonymous letter, and yesterday morning
indicated that he intended to read the cir
cular to his congregation and denounce it.
THE letter charges that Mr.. Trusler is
an atheist" he said. but I will tell my
congregation that / would rather vote for
an atheist than a man who would send out
an anonymous letter."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

some facts not generally known to the
taxpayers Of the city. In the introduction
Mr.. Denny says:
honorable body such healthy financial con-
ditions as now exist In our municipal az
fairs. This administration assumed con-
was nearly $4,000 behind in the current
expense account. In addition to this, the
B Bogdmen that G matu TS'c July q 7, 1885, saS had ' been :
defaulted, which greatly added TO the en-
b-arrassments of the situation. Since then
other issues that maturef IN January and
July, 1894. all of which bore l3 per cent.
interest, have been refunded at 4 per cent.
Beside. cash premiums were received for
said bonds. amounting in the aggregate TO
SEQ 1880. The annual saving in our interest
charge. by reason or these favorapie re
II is confidently believed that terms equally
as favorable will be secured In renewing
the 100000 series OF bonds to mature mex 1
i'm our annual interest account The $1,000
issue of old fire department bonds maturing
at the same time VIII De pa,d OH ana can
bonds will mature during the present adj
ministration.'
Since this message was written by Mayor
other 5000. 600 of bonds referred to and has
pa,d off the $1,000 of fire department bonds.
The sale Of r refgnd iRs t 1on1 one was sef maqd f to
and made an additional saving of $500 in
the annual interest outlay, bringing the to-
tai up to S40,u1 saving each year.
or more than the entire cost of the street
commissioners department last year.
There are. many. things in this report,
when compared with the reports of prev
ious years. that are not readily apparent to
the ordinary reader and will not be so until
they are pointed out. For instance, COM
pare the receipts in 1893 and 1894 in such
matters as may suffer. from the neglect of
the city officials. The following are a few
of them:
Dog icenses 81, $780, IS S5,361.O0
Market leases. .13 $500 15.991.19
Hucksters' licenSeS.....-..--- 4,z0.W 4,ooo.O
Last year was the first time that any
effort was made to collect any license fee
from owners of dogs, except from those
who were honest enough to call at the con-
troller's office and pay Il. License Inspector
Balloon was detailed to look after all kinds
of licenses and he was paid about $40 for
a years services for. attending to this
work. Through this effort there was col
lected on dog licenses alone more than
twice as much as was collected the year
before when Mr.. Sullivan had charge Of
the city's affairs. The actual difference
was $1,000 %, which Is $2,2S0.25 more than
the entire salary of the license inspector.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

Sssme nj the Work Done Under the
Sullivan Administration.
The Democratic platform discusses ana
denounces the Republican street improve
ment policy and since II was adopted the
Sentinel has had a great deal to say in
his regard One particular paragraph in
the platform has been harped upon at every
opportunity. In this paragraph. which be-
In the characteristic Democratic man.
ner with denounce." etc. IL is said:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07
For Members Only.

The Cleveland Club was the rendezvous
of beer-drinking members again yesterday,
but the door was more closely guarded
than for many Sundays past. The Demo-
cratic city committee sent word to the
officers of the club that no strangers
should be allowed to enter the club quar-
ters at all. A member of the club said
last night that the sales of beer were
confined TO members yesterday, and that
down.
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thanked MCCLELLAN.
How was Promoted tn Brig
adler General of Volunteers.
Detroit Tribune.

Detroit Tribune.
The retirement of General Schofield with
the highest rank now known TO our army
makes OF special interest the following
story, which, so far as We are aware. has
never before appeared in print. Ii is given
on the authority OF the General himself
as he related IL TO a small group OF off,
GERS not many months since. II adds a new
incident TO the multitude already known OF
Mr.. Lincoln's combined humor and good
Judgment.
In the summer OF 1861 schofeld was a
lieutenant of artillery serving on the STAFF
OF Gen. Nathaniel Lyon in Missouri until
the death OF that officer at Wilson's Creek.
and after that under Gen. John C. Ere
mont. The story can best be told in Gen.
Schofield's own words: Il was engaged in
the fall of 1861. he said, IN organizing and
~equipping a regiment OF artillery at ST.
Louis, and had eight batteries complete.
General Fremont had brought with him
from Europe recently a large quantity of
arms and war material. and among them a
beautiful battery OF small field guns. which
1 greatly wanted for my regiment
II had the men all mustered and well
drilled. but had no guns for them. 50
went % General Fremont and applied
1t the oFGeu1L General Fremont said
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
The voters of Indianapolis cannot afford
to misunderstood the issues to be decided
Tomorrow. Whatever else may be said
about the issues, the one that stands out
prominent above all others is that of law
enforcement. The prominence of it is
manifest when Mr.. Taggart hastens to
say he will enforce the laws. But his sup
porters give the whole case away. While
Mr.. Taggart, in a few publicly spoken
words. is toadying to the better elements,
his lieutenants are turning the city upside
down in lining up" for this good fell
low" every man who Is restless under the
restraint of law enforcement, and every
element that clamors for "wide-open-
ness and a liberal treatment of public
one believe that laws could be impartially
enforced by Mr.. Taggart? Would not the
classes that are abusing present condi-
lions demand of Mr.. Taggart that he re-
spect their wishes? Does everybody not
know that the town would be painted red
shall be beaten? This Is not mere senti-
ment- The present campaign shows it to
be q fact, and under present circumstances
no man who believes In law and order,
who believes in the supremacy of law. who
believes in the advancement and best pros
by working and voting for Mr.. Trusler.
The time is short. but certainly every good
citizen of Indianapolis owe 1t to the city
and its good name to use his influence
from now until the polls close on Tuesday
night in the interests Of good government
The fight Is a square one. VII the people
indianapolis, Oct. 8.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

Tomorrow night the returns from the
municipal election will be displayed by
stereopticon on the Journal Building fac
ing the Monument plaza 1t is expected
the returns from precincts will begin to
come in about $50 o'clock.
Election officers are requested to inform
the Journal at the earliest opportunity of
the result I'm their precincts.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

That Are Contained I'm Mayor Denny's
Last Annual Message.

Mayor Denny's annual message. issued
last January, contains much information
that. II compared With the condition Of az
fairs at the time Mr.. sullivan sent his an
nuaJ message 70 the Council VIII show
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

creases unfil AFTER the 'elecsicn IL sub
Joined: also for the corresponding weeks OF
this year:
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f
among his own appointees he would dis
charge them without
Sc. Because he makes sure that he is
right and then goes ahead.
81. Because he would demand full work
for city money.
IS. Because he has given his undivided
attention to the affairs of the con-
50. Becaus he is not in the habit of Ieav-
ing important duties for a duputy to per-
70. Because he believes a public official
is chosen TO watch and guard the interests
n. Because he believes that the public
purse strings should not be loosened unless
the law unties the knot.
q. Because he has demonstrated his fit
ness.
70. Because he could be found at the
Mayors Office and not at a hotel or race
track during business hours.
"A. Because he would not be afraid to ex-
press himself on a public question. =
20. Because the public would know right
where he stands.
90 Because he has never promised one
thing and then done another.
a.. Because as controller he enforced the
laws and rules to the letter.
company.
70. Because he has no favors to ask of
the street-car company.
80. Because he is not backed by any
combine or syndicate.
81. Because he insisted on the law re,a-
tive to election sheriffs and clerks being
g. Because he is Endorsed by law re-
specting people.
50. Because he seeks counsel before act
ing.
"a. Because he does not put his own
Judgment against that of the law.
50. Because the element that has a
spasm at the mention of law is opposed to
him.
So. Because the saloon law violators are
fighting him.
81. Because the beer syndicate is work.
ing to defeat him.
IS. Because the gamblers are longing for
his defeat.
50. Because the enemies to good govern
ment have donated money to defeat him.
30. Because he has conducted a decent
and clean campaign.
81, Because Tom Taggart is running
against him.
so. Because he is a Republican.
SO. Because Taggart's election would
mean the rehabilitation of the disintegrated
Democratic organization in Indiana.
"a. Because Mr.. Taggart needs a rest
from ofice-holding.
80. Because one Democratic regime in
twenty years is as much as Indianapolis
can stand.
96. Because the petty oficeholders in the
county auditors Office should not be
transferred to the city government.
81. Because Mr.. Taggart is no better than
his party.
9S. Because a genial smile is not Mr..
Trusler's sole qualification for the RESPONSE
BILE duties of Mayor.
80. Because a debt-paying government Is
better than a debt-making one.
100. Because Mr.. Trusler is not tied up
interfere with the conscientious discharge
of his duties.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

Has beer used over fifty years by millions
OF mothers for their childre IN while teeth
ing with perfect success. IL soothes the
child. softens the gums. all1ys pain. cures
wind collie. regulates the bowels. and Is <hc
best remedy for diarrhea. whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale
by druggists In every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsicv's Sooth-
ing Syrup. 25c a bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

The Persian diver brings up no pearl
from the depths OF the sea which can sur
pass I'm radiant purity a complexion beam
accessory OF the bath and the toilet.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye black or
brown. .Oc-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

First precinct, at 166 Trowbridge street.
Second precinct, at 161 Michigan avenue.
Third precinct. at 1913 Bates street
Fourth precinct, at 13 English avenue
Fifth precinct, at 176 Spann avenue (rear.)
(rear.)
Seventh precinct. at 13 Lexington avenue.
Eighth precinct. at Dillon street. between
Spann and Fletcher avenues.
Ninth precinct, at Hosbrook and Cedar
streets.
Tenth precinct, at $50 Virginia avenue
Eleventh precinct, at Woodlawn avenue
and Linden street.
twelfth precinct. at Jefferson and Daw-
son streets.
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My Husband Suffered

In tho fall he had
thegrip and came
near deaths door.
lie could not ca
OF sleep and Wa
much emaciated.
One bottle OF
Hoods Sarsapa-
; riIla did him 90
: much good that
: he kept on TAX
ing 1t. He now :
has q good APP
petite and has
Il. U...1 H. h.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-03-27

Nepfirovnateln6 pozadavky o
Paine.hv Celery Compound mezi IL
dem tohoto statu jest pouze vysledek
velkeho dobra, jez prokazuje.
Ne snad pouze tomto okolf, ne
snad pouze We statech zapadnfch, ny
brz vsude We SpojenSch Statech.
Paine.6v Celery Compound, tento
zazra6ny lex, ienz cinf lid zdravym,
jest bez odporu nejv6ruhodnejsfm
v5robkem inoderni lekafsk6 v6dy.
Nikdo to nepoptra.
Ode dne, kdy poprv6 pfedepsan
byl jednfm nejvyhlaseneisich leka
fa americk5ch, prof. Edwardem Il.
Phelpsem, byl odporu6ovan, pfedpi.
sovan a vychvalovan pro sve dobre
stranky neischopn6jsfmi l6kafi. Nei.
lepsf leksfske 6asopisy v6novaly te.
m6f neobmezene misto vysved6enfm
o vylfcenf lekem ttmto spdsoben6.
Denniky We yelkych mestech OBJ
sahovaly nova nova dosved6eni o
podiyuhodnych ptfpadech, nichz
"zdravi navraeeno bylo uziyanlm
Payne ova Celery Compound.
N6ktefi nejyyhlasenejsfch muah
zen Y i6to zemi dovolili uyefejn6nf
svSch nehledanych odporucenf. Oni
aneb jich lekafi zcela prime vypra.
vuji, jak, kdya vac jiue minulo Sc :
vysledkem, vyledila je Paine ova
Celery Compound.
Chicsgsky HERALD venoval pravt
stranku neb vice rozhovoram pro-
minentnfmi muzi zenami onoho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-03-27

mesta, jez yyl6ceny byly behem mi
nulebo roku Paine-ovym Celery
Compound.
V m6st6 Omaze naleza se mnoho
lidf, jiz byli Jim vyl6ceny povazli-
vfch nemocf
Paine.av Celery Compound jest
zvlastnim l6kem pro ony neryove
nepofadky, neuralgia, revmatismus,
srdeGni vady, unavenost, ospalost,
atd., jimiz zeny tomto podnebi TAX
vseobeen6 trpi.
Neienom BE yyl6cf rychle a trvale
nybrz zasobuje neryy novou potra
YOU; vzbuzaje novou krev odstra-
nuie pffGinn nemoce. Panf ID. +.
Taylor Wichita, Kans., jeff podo
bizna sc wise nal6za, pise ze sv6 zku-
senosti:
"Pfed tFemi mesfci", prsvi, "6etla
jsem odpoiucenf Paine ova Celery
Compound proti bolenf hlavy. Kou-
pila isem n6kolik lahvf a pova2uji
"a svou povinnost, dati syoje odpc-
ru6eni a nagrhuji iei vsem trpicim
touto roz6ilujicf nemocf.
"Churav6la jsem po ntkolik rokd,
avsak tfi lahve Paine-ova Celery
Compound vyl6cily mne dplna."
Tisice odporu6eni mokno uvefej-
niti. Vsecbny chtf dokazovati, 10
proti kterekoliy chorobe, vznikl6 po-
skozeuS nervovSm systemem aneb
ne6istou kryi, zapotfebf jest pouif.
vani Paineovy Celery Compound =.
ponevadz 6iuf lidi zdravymi.
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gNvt zpRAW DOHACI.

Hroniha usiaio@tis

~ It NAfAHf hsNtf HNWfNA y HNN-
dali ' chadobihoi mtslak6m major
J.. H. Mibtor, leden = ntkdsIAlch
neIytiAteh bobA6h vireibskfob
Ttt, kdyi yhlsa ob6anskh vypatla,
vyprastl "a vlhstai .yhI nAklad ee
II Ie,ien plak Iibanakd jtsdy, eoi
vylohu s75,uo0 syiadoyaIo, vydf
iovAni pak ltboi 20 tss yhlhy a
mtl ns mitina Iel pfiPrayilo. PoI
skondehi sA'ky odebfal So W. al
pad, kdei r0fufmi spekulacemi
dpInt na mitiua ptipraven byl al
do minal6ho leia domoyt pro
/ infedera6ni yysIonliIce lliR.
ginssille yydrioghn byl.
IaIsi ebtaleby.
IylAstni yeIkA pofota New
Yorku, k,erhl pied ntkolika intsfoi
avolkna byla, aby na rAkIadt vyse.
tfoyAni znAmtho yybora Lexow.
oya odbor policejni nAleiitt pro.
vttrala, skon6ila konedntv v pondtli
syou rprhyu a siee vxncieny obis.
loby proti 20 iFcdnikdm policej
MIN, mimo 6ehol eel6mn systemu
policejnimu pFfsuA dhtka byla udd.
lena. We zpray6 uvadf SO, 10 ave.
dectyim made va pochy bnost bylo
dokAxano. ae "a dplatky pen6zni
xAkon ' mnoha pfipadeoh proyadtn
nebyl a 30 "a dosavadnfoh okolno.
sti zat6enf mnohyoh pfestupnfkh
xAkona dociliti 40 nedalo.
Hlayni east policejniho muastva,
totiz vstsina policistd prostych, jest
pry beze vai poehyby poctivou, je
likoz vsak pod mocf dfedaikd
dplatnych sc nalexa, nemhze ii po
moci a must konati TO, co pfikaza.
no jest. Mezi obsalovanymi jest
policejnf Inspector VIM. McLaugh
lin, sest policejnfch kapitand, III
"wardmani'' a ostatek jsou pax po
liciste prosti. Proti n6kterym I
obzalovanych, jako ku pr. proti M'
Laughlinovi, vzneseno jest al pei
obzalob sice dtyry pro dplatnos'
jedna pro vydfranf pen6z. Zaruk'
obzaloyan5ch obnasf cd $4,000 dc
$4,000.
Mnsi sc DELFT.
Neivyssfm soudem spolkovym
vynesen byI pond6lf ddlezitS roe
sudek, ma zaklad6 jehoz Indiansk!
kmen Cerokyzh must so bohat
stvf sve d6liti temi 6leny kmen'
Delaware, kteff "a obGany kmen'
prvn6jsfho pfijati bYli. Pffpad ter
vzniknul nasledkem prodeje pruhI
Gerokyzsk6ho Spojengm Stathm
kdy GAstka obdrzena, 5000, 900, roz
delena byla vyhradne jen mezi ty
obcanh, ;ichz ailach krev Zero
kSzska kolovala. Kongresem by
zadrzen 81 100000 ma ochranu t6cl
obcanh 6erokyzskych, jez dffye kl
jinSm kmenhm indiansk9m nAlezeli
IA pffslusniky kmene ale pfijat
byli a obnos tento nynf temef W
/, hradna pffslusnfkdm temto pfipa
dne. NejvysSfm soudem totiz roe
bodnuto, ze 6lenoye tito mali nj
majetek spoleony praye takove pra
vo, jako Cerokyzov6 rodilf a prot
take nynf 2 onoho milionu dolari
obnos 1908, ,3s5 jim pfisouzen.
0travenI Indianem.
We Wichita, Kan, otrhveni byl
v pondelf II. Cherry, jeho manael
ka diva hostel, 10 3 roxy start
vysetfovanim zjiit6no, ze otraven
byli pitfm re studnice, do MA lndi
Anem jednim otrusik nasypAn byl
Indian tento rakoupiti ehtel tSt do
mex, jejt Cherrymu koupiti Sc po
dafilo, dfmz dopalen byl tento to'
merou, fe prohlasil, te celou rodi
nm ne sySta sproyodf. NAsledken
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satolicsfm 6lendm fAda RYtlih
Pythiosa nafinovAno bylo ofga
niisce t6to vystoupitt pod treaten
sylou6eni otrkye. suapendoyhni
toto naflneno ma rssfotsni loie
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samfeh katolikh sesiAvaIicf, ktofi
lprt legAta vac nAleiitd yyssttlili,
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II Evanston, Wyo., oznameno VI
, stfedu, ze uhlodoie Q. b, nale1elf
elm ROCKY mountain eoal % lrof
20, az mil Oh meS'a Vadalenem
. udal SO z veeera vsbach zkazenycf
, plynn, limz cely dnl a okoini diinJ
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cen. DIE dosavadnich zprav ne
/. yyvazl z III deinika, case tom
dole Sc nalezalicich, AMI ledinkS Al
: yotem, cfmz 80 Zen vdoyami a 25C
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0 TO pine tti hodiny, nez 40 zachra
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: 'ysaNo"o Dyo ""'y "'' :"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-03-27

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nyni herec ntjakS na jevisti KRAFT.
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