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Lzrgsst Of Naval Guns.


WASHINGTON. Doc, April 1.-The first
four l3-ineh gIns. the largest CONSTRUCTED
for the navy,wiii be shipped from The ord
nance STOPS here soon for installation
pn the battle ship Indiana. and following
theselin a few weeks wiH be E5ur more
for the Massachusetts. These guns Nsfil
be the heaviest earrie,l on she new YES
sglss aud arc reckoIei To be the fiResJ
Pie,.e-siof Ordnance in the world. -. -lr
The four tor the Oregon. oa tho Pacific
c1ast, viii he sent west on special con
strueted e;rrs, which viii have 70 earryi
tie heaviest load ever sent across the CON
tinent OH one ear. Each gun weighs
sbeut.G9 tons, and with the mounts viii
be a difficult thing 10 handle The chief
danger lies III the faci that some of the
railroad .bYidges may De Ettie sf.ist-l
10y the terrific weight al cIefar.
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Proved Hanging Vas Painless.

o'NEIr, Neb., April a.-I'o demonstrat
TO playmates that hanging was painless
death, Grover Leeper, aged 10, tried it
and was speedily corpse.
He was discussing with several com
panions the lynciing of Barrett Scott,
and insisted hanging was painless. .''1'.
To demonstrate the fact he fastened a
hitching strap over a pole and around his
neck, and SWING from box. Before bis
companions realized the situation he was
dead. - ,..-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10
Mover say q $50 Bill.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Bridset William
SON was held for examination in Jeifer-
s1a .AniFsle; Conrs yesterday upon a
charge of passing q Confederate $50 bill
on her landlord, Patrick Kelley, saloon
keeper, at M. 30j Spring street. She said
the bill had been taken in payment for
two COWS, sold when her husband dis
posed Of their farm in Jefferson county
recently. The h-,sirand said thoy had
never seen a SO bill before aud were ig-
norant ef wro8g-doing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10
Cannot Tax Peddlers.

South BETHLEHEM, Pa, April D.
Every town in Pennsylvania IS Indirect
ly affected 10y decision rendered to-day
by Judge Scott. The case was brought
by This borough against New York firm
for the recovery of penalty for The vio-
lation OF borough ordinance This or
dinance requires persons not engaged in
permanent retail business here, before
beginning the sale of any goods whatev-
er, shall pay q license fee Of so a month
\ penalty Of fine not less than Sl0o i
provided for the violation of the ordi-
nance. The defendants contended the
ordinance was in violation of the Inter
state Commerce law. Judge Scott de-
clared the ordinance void, because the
act of 1888 does not limit the amount Of
the fine to he Imposed. The ordinance
was also declared TO be unlawful because
il is in contravention Of the rights Of in
terstate commerce.
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an hanzers 20 carry on the government
ana the ignoring OF ali the pledges
made in it, platform, hiss NJ last opened
the eyes OF the people 10 The utter in
efficiency, unreiiabiIity and reckless
ness OF the party now in power, and
therefore the Republican vote is-steadi-
Iy increasing, aud republican victories,
east and west, are trooping upon the
heels of each other.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

THE state and municipal elections.
s,oth east and west, that were held last
week resulted n.sweeping Republican
victories. Rhode Island, that few
years ago was a doubtfal state, with a
Democratic delegation i'm Congress,
last week e'eel.d a Republican Cover
nor l.y a plurality Of ll,ODo, and Leg
isEatnre by an OVERWHELMING majority.
In Michigan the spring elections have
s.een. carried ;sy old time Republican
nlaiorities ranging between 40.G0o and
50.0G0 plurality Fiie Democratic city
of Chicsso elsctada Republican Mayor
bv plurality OF over 5000. II. Louis
Is heavily Republican and in maly
places In Missouri there are astonishing
Republican majorities. The Republi-
can tidal wave that swept the country
last year not only shows no symptoms
of receding but Is increasing in volume
and sweeping everything before il.
Tie public everywhere are resenting
Dafn6cgatic betrayal Of their Interests
and Democratic tTeaciery, imbeciiily
and had faith.
The siirinkaye in the government
reve;iues, caused by the iniquito,is tar
ifS nov IN operation, the compulsory
fes6rt N tie sSstional AdhIfinsthtien
To BORROWING the money from Earoee-
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turned to the county commissioners for
non-payment OF taxes; for the protection
Of railroad travellers. defining the crime
of train robbery and Furnishing the same
by not less than fifteen years; regulating
the employment of persons in tenement
houses (ayeat shopsJ:N n provides fsr
eight inspectors Nho shall be under The
direction of-the factory inspector; abols
ishing arrsiipnrnent in the courts of oyer
and fernfiner, except whdre the charge IS
murder. - 80
The following bills failed to pass the
House: Providing for game commission
ers, defining their dntiss and tfeinpowoihg
them TO appoint game protectors; proyid-
ing that no mutual fire insurance compa-
ny should hereafter be incorporated with
out first showing seearity- in the a-gre-
gate of at least 5000 in premium notes,
OF whisha at least teiis lser. sceot shalR lie
paid to the treasurer OF Tie company as
admission or membership fees.
The summary of the, weeks work is
about as follows: Reported from commit
tee, 81 bills; first reading, Al; second
reading. 50; third reading postponed or
amended. 10; passed finally, -.
Since the Legislature began meeting on
the first Tuesday in January. under the
constitution of 1888, there have been sew
en- sessions that extended into Jnne.
That of lSS9 lasted to June 18th, in 1910
the session ende1. on June 18th, in 1872
the statesmen remained in Harrisburg TO
July 18th. In 1872, under the constitution
of 1873, the session closed OH June 6th, in
1881 on June 9Th, in 1883 on June 9th, in
1855 on june l2th, and in 1893 on june LIST.
Since the Pennsylvania Legislature first
began TO hold sessions, November 18th,
l77G, ten extra sessions have been held.
In August, l79l, the extra session lasted
one week, in 1888 nine days, in 1874 TWEEN
ty-two days, in 1877 one day, in 1890 thirty
days, in lS29 twenty eight days, in 1851
seven days, in 1861, war times, sixteen
days, in 1883 from June 7th to December
18th. and in lS9i, the Senate only, from
October 18th to November llth. a curl
ous thing in eonnectian with the Legisla-
lures under the constitution of l17d was
that the first four each held two sessions
a year and the last ten held three sessions
a year. The present Legislature, if ii
shall extend its sessions until June 18Th,
~ is now proposed, will beat the record
under the constitution of 1873 by one day,
the session OF 1885 having ended ON June
l2th.-Hornsb,og Telegraph loa
the House adjourned on Friday nIorn-
ing, TO meet ou Monday evening"
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Bsrr,a /. cross-Eysi Applicant.

ToTrENvnII. L. l., April 5.-In the
Newark NJ. Z. Conference session to-day
a class Of six probaiioners of the third
year We're examined by the presiding
bishops, and upon the recommendations
o. the elders under whom they had
served they were admitted To full mem-
be-ship in the conference. so. Rusby.
who has served ut charge in Colvilie,
in the Jersey City district, was second OF
the class in the examinations, bat was
reported upon adversely, it is said, only
because he was eross-eyed. After con
siderable discussion, in which an rmsuc-
cessiul attempt was made 10 get a state-
ment from the committee, Rusby's name
was Withdrawn. t-. r-- rf ......
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4 sOuthsrner for President.

WAsHINGToS, April "A vigorous ed
itorisl in the Washington P3s' this morn
ing, advocating the nomination of a resi-
dent of the South as the Democratic
candidate for the next Presidency, has
occasioned much comment.
Senator Iiill, Of New York, saws any
policy which seeks 70 debase an other
wise acceptable candidate, simply By
reason of the section of the country
wherein he. resides, is unpatriotic, unwise
and unAmerican. Senator Morgan, OF
Alabama, declared that the case could
not have been presented more accurately
or iInpart!allv than i'm the editorial Sod
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Painted H,s HOuss at Night.

CHESTER, Pa, April S.-The feud eS-
istiug between Dr. Boughner and squire
William Wallace, of South Chester, for
a year has broken out with renewed Wig
or. DIR. Boughner bought a property ut
Third and Bunting streets, and built Il
kitchen, one side OF which was on the
line OF Wallaee's property. The latter
would not allow the painters to work on
that side OF the kitchen, but last night
the work was done while Wallace was
asleep and he is now trying to find the
painter, in order TO bring a suit for tres
IL D
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10
'iiAl Adhered tc Precedent.

USToNTowN, Pa, April 5.-Judges
Ewing and AIcstrczat handed down the
licenses to-day. All the old licenses were
granted, the only change being a new IL
cerse AZ iirownsyilie 10 Hoge & Gabler,
proprietors of the Monongaheia house.
The disiillers' and brewers licenses are
the same As last year. All new wholesale
applications we're refused. IN accordance
with the policy of the court. Judge Ew-
ing, who handed down the licenses, said
i. was the intention of the coart to ad-
here 10, the preeeiieHt of refusing new
wholesale licenses.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10
Great Snow il Kansas.

Denver. April S-Belated travellers
from the East report that the storm
throughout Kansas was the worst ever
known in that section.
Many OF the passenger trains, now more
than forty-eight hours late, are battling
vita SION and sand GA thePr.iries.
superintendent Bogard. OF ihe Union
Pacific, with headquarters al Cheyenne
Wells, has large force Of men clearing
the tracks.
In places within sixty or seventy miles
from Denver; the snow was found in cuts
from thirty to forty feet deep. being near
the tops of the telegraph poles.
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Bled His Patient to Death,

PLYMOUTH. Pa, April f.-Dr. John
Grigger, who styles himself the peoples
physician, was Tonight arrested on q
charge of causing tie death of Peter
kosz. \ week ago last Sunday koszwas
taken sick. lie lay at his boarding place
without attendance until Wednesday,
when DR.. Grigger was called in, and he
proceeded 10 bleed him. ON Saturday
night the doctor again bled his patient,
and the next morning Nosz died. .e
Dr. Whitney examined the body onthG
day Of the funeral and gave it as his
opinion that the man had died from OK
haustion following loss of blood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

FOR ;sh OF year in politics this has
been most interesting - far. Chicago
cast the next largest vote ever polleti,
and Rhode Island surpassed all previ-
Gus records. The Republican MAORI
tieS were like the vote, aud give very
little comior, 70 the Democrats. They
cannot even hold the "stay-at-home
vote responsible.
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Fow VIII Harry Hsr.

LOWELL Mass, April G-Hcn7y ".
Entwist!c, WIN Wa seaencedt1a I5 years
tepEis9B, in ~. forsbootillg - iarhrC .essg
with intent 70 Kill. iIas bten Toiolsati E-om
prison through tie efforts of. tae- -yossIls,
lady. and they both VIII saa for EngianJ!
fnaiew days, whecet they wili1le ..iar.ie.i.
EntwiStle wss in ioye with the yruIE.
woman, bat her father oijf4feIf - the
f;eIsth.;. On the afternoon OF october :.
lo9l, Eniwistlc waited for Miss Clegg out
side :he Masslchhsetts min, aud fired four
aldts from 4 revolver al her. sffe intend
ea 10 XII. himself hut w:rs rTrevented.
Afiera long Illness the young vorIrssiI rc-
covered. i --a s-t
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Prize Holsteins Die il Flames.

ELIZABETH, y. J., April 7.-Three large
barns, owned By ID. T. Magees N Lar
rstfhe, were destroyed by ire early this
morning. Magee i a dealer in and an
importer Of fancy cattle. and - cows of
blooded stock were burnej to death.
Among them were y HolSteius that had
taken many first prizes "a; the Waverly
and other New Jersey fairs last fall Be
SIDES the cows number of thoroughbred
horses were burned, together with sever
al f'Irm wagons. The fire undoubtedly
was the work ofa ineendiary. Magee's
loss viii reach 5000, and it is only part
ly covered by insurance.
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Harrison is a Candidate.

CHICAGO, April i.-'ieneral J. ) Clark
son. who i in Chicago, stated positively
to-day that ex-Prcsident Harrison Is a
candidate for the Presidency. General
Harrison, he said, rs not an active can
didate. perhaps, but he certainly i a re-
ceFtive candidate. Indeed. be Is. J think
one ofthe. .nVst prominent, ifno. the most
prominenS Presidential candidate now
before the public. As 10 who viii be the
Pariy's choice in 1876, am, Of course. .un-
able 10 say. but il is very certain that
General Harrison will accept the nJmi-
fia.fea II Il is cred to him. .,'ea.cl
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Heavy Damages.

CLEVELAND, -, April Thirty thous-
and dollars was awarded by jury in the
UFlieslSiateS. q cclit e,urt yesterday in a
psrshnai i.Guty e..se 20 Cfras IFeathofne.
who sued the Baltimore Il Ohio railway
for Sl00,G0 for The loss OF both se-s and
the crushing ef an arm IN colliSion in
Indiana. Il IS understood that the com
pany Will appeal the ease.
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THE Supreme Court should complete
the Job by knocking cut the wilson
tariff laW and the clause repesaiing the
Mckinley law. That wcuid restore
Not only the revenues Of the govern
ment, bat, what il better and more i'm
portaRt, the revenues Of the people.
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Dsath Pays FOR Mothers SLAP.

MILwNUKEE, Wis, April i-Because
her mother slapped her in the face, Ber-
tha Hulinet. aged II, committed suicide
to-day. 49,
last night. and her. mother asked where
she had beer. Bertha refused To say, aud
her mother slapped her. The girl then
went to her ROOM Soon aiterward the
family was awakened by a pistol shot,
and the mother found her daughter lying
dead on the floor, with a bullet through
her head. s. 80 +n
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Reb5si Of $500.

pIITsnrRs. Pa. Aprii "a. &C. ".
Gin. Il hootand shoe Goaicr of'Wflkins-
burg ,'oHrb ofthis city, was robbed Of
flln ny tso men isst nighl. ,
.Csin bad cl0sed hisssore aud pI=a.ed Tim
qIoHey In the safe. : rap on the door
vas answered by t,aia. NJ isp 5;b5sest d
was customer who hai leil pair ol
shoes. Instcadit was two men. They
held reyoiyers at Gains head and forced
him TO open his safe. Afier the safe w :
opened tine burglars bound and gagged
Cain aud took all the money in the safe,
about sea. The police are searching for
the men
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ENGLAND has assented 10 the annex
alton If Madagascar by France, which
probably means the assent Of France 10
the seizure Of the mouths of the Ori-
noco by England. If some of the
Eng ishmen who are trying to rob
Venezuela Of It's great river should
meet the fate OF Maximilian no one
viii grieve about il in this country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

THE Republicans Of Rhode Island
made pretty nearly a clean sweep at
their State election last week. They
elected their candidate for Governor
and all the other State officers by plu-
IaIities exceeding l0.0Do. The Senate
stands 81 Republicans TO 3 Democrats,
and the House So Republicans to fiYe
Democrats. Evidently there Is no re-
ac;ion in e'iittle BhsIy- In 1872
Iiarrison's majority was only 2,G90.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

BissIABCk received $3.50 telegrams,
750,050 letters, and iI5,G00 postal cards
on his birthday. The German Reich
stag has not seen fit to give out the
number Of Endorsements it received for
its gratuitous insult TO the old Iron
Chancellor, bEt they have not burdened
either the wires or the mails.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

EN-GeNGREssNAN WILLIAM /.
WnsqN, Of West Virginia, the puta-
tive father Of the present trade and
dielser', tariff law, entered upon his
duties Is Postmaster General onThEFS-
day lapt. AIr. Wilson isa gentleman
a schqisr and q far Travelled man" ii
he is dead wFang on the question o.
protecting our home industries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

The biil to abolish Bible kissing Is
hitherto required when taking an oath
injudici:.i proceedings, is now a law OF
the state. The sauctiry Of the cath
will not'be lessened by the change, hut
the sanitary reasons for it are 20 ovi-
dent that # IS Surprising the change
was not made long since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

SPAIN must consider the insurrection
IN Cuba a pretty serious affair, when
She dispatches 5000 troops under com
Rland Of one Of her ablest generals to
suppress it Uncle sam VIII have to
keep sharp lookout 10 prevent being
embroiled in the matter by the restle=.
adventures, foreign and domestic, who
are spelling for 4 fight.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

FoJR HUNDRED Irish girls cameoveT
in one ship last week to take places in
New York as domestic servants. Here
is one industry in America not crowded
and with cooking schools in every city.
We still continue to import nearly ali
our cooks and domestic servants, while
American girls crowd the stores q
clerks TO starve on small salaries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

g \ CLERGYMAN in California prayed
publicly for a woman holding city
office. and she sued him fer SANDER
and secured a verdict. The court ruled
that public petitions Of this character
intimaled too plainly that the individ-
Iai prayed for stood in need ef such
prayers ana that discretion was as nee
essary in prdying as in other affairs Of
3ira
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Fortune Made Raising Truck.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 7.-when
the appraisers began valuing the estate of
the late Mrs. Hannah RolfSatariay. they
expected to find that she was worth two
or three thousand dollars, Iut they dis
covered SL900 in cash hidden in her room
and deeds 10 property worth Sl5.0eO. The
money was accumulated by raising gar
den truck. 1t viii go 10 Mrs. Rolf's hus-
band and sister. W n 81. -,..-s, -..'ssi
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AT a public meeting Of Cubans in
Philadelphia l:ist week one OF the oIa-
tors said to the Americans present
- Ii the people of Cuba seem entllUsi-
astie for liberty, do not blame them.
The desire comes from watching the
progress Of this country Talk like
this ia the neigsborhood Of Independ-
ence Hall is.not inappropriate.
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THERE is talk OF n eat ia the arpro-
priation for the schools Of the state OF
.Sl,G00.000 2 year. Nothing could be
more regretted, AID nothing that sill
-be. more decidedly resented by the poo
pc, could be enacted into Law by the
Legislature. Hands of, gentlemen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

MAJOR JAssEs Z. BARNETT, of
Washington, son of Rev. John Al.
Barnett, Of Iar.>ietoh, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Secretary Of the Com
inonwealth. TIE HERALD extends its
congratulations
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

DURING The month Of March the
public debt was increased eighteen
millions Of dollars, another evidence of
the beauty OF Democratic fihanciering
and "tariff' REFORM
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Oil Strike in Tayette County.


MAsoSTowS, Pa, April 5.-The
Forest oil company drilled in well No. |.
critic ffofver farm, u miles iSorthsva-s
of here. to-day. and at 6 o'clack it COM
menced flowing, and promised to be a
goodwell. II }w;s, known Fer several
days that the well was TO be drilled in
to-day, and every oil company of any
importance had its representatives on the
ground. There is great excitement over
the find.
"a a = = ~-l~IE y SD
President Cleveland Is indignant over
the indecent attack made on him by Mas
sachusctts, preacher. Most people will
sympathize with him, but they viii Won
der why lac noticed the clerical scandal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

THE new silver party seems TO have
exhausted its energy in the act Of get
ting itself ready to begin business
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4 REpUBLBcAN majority of 4o,o0o in
Chicage covers a multitude of sins for
that nraeh-effending town.
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RHODE ISLAND, too, breaks her rec
ord. That Republican majority of
6,0D0 in 1891 is exceeded by 1000 in
1886.
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JfEIERSD1LE BOROrGR.

Nh'W BALTIMORE BORoUGH.
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THs spring elections are proving
that the Republican landslide Of last
fail came 10 stay.
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STRETCHER.-

10 to
81
We
curtain We show exceptional values
I
VII n a liu O.
Popular %
Ready made Suits for $3.50 and upward separate S for
..z-I s-..o1 &. and upward
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rRSyNf BOROJGH.
UPPER TrRKEYFVOE
TAKE NOTICE

ClsssisSa;iOn Of Eating Ho7i''
saIcS Of 500 20 Class ; Tax s5@
TAKE NOTlCE-All per>o-..s uiIi 30
in he appffiSemert. that ah "i- .,,..r,sL ol
held at the Treasurer uinse .n -, 1nI whff'
the s0th day OF April, i>.~ Nl-r
you can attend II you tlink RI1,,t,-iEER
+. ". SCHMl,S = ,anl,,. HI,rs -.
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How rHEY sro0D.

NAsHINCIoN, April ST pom theques-
lion of the CJnstisGtioaality Of the taxa
iioa OF incomes from State and municipal
bonds, the Court was unanimously in the
negative upon The question oftaxation of
rents, the Cour5 stood ss follows: Affirm
against the law. Chief Justice Fuller,
Justices Field, Gray. Brewer, Brown and
Shiras. Upon the general question Of the
constitutioRaiity of the law the Court is
said 10 be divided as follows. For the
law. Justices Harlan, Brewer, Brown and
Fnller, Justices Field, GRAY and Shiras.
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Uniontown borough has been enlarged
by aiineNiiig % acres Of land, with so
inhabitants.
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IENVER.
LOWER TTRKEY-FOOT.
MIDDLECREEM.

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