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The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
Elkins Testimonial.

Anevento of muchimportance tothemusical
portion of the coIored people of washing,
ton is the testimonial concert which will be
rendered to Mr. William C. Elkins, who is a
member of the Amphion Glee Club, and a
very promising baritone. The affair will
beparticipatedin by thel leading local musical
organizations, and Mr.. Sidney Woodward,
of Boston, Mass, who is reputed to be the
best tenor of his race, will sing several Sc
Iections. 1t is under the management of Mr..
7 Henry Lewis,
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
rhnnhfnl For Fnrors nestowed.

The president and board of managers of
the Home for Incurables wish to express
their great appreciation of the liberal as
sistance bestowed on the Home March ct,
when Mrs. Hearst so kindly opened her
picture gallery for its benefit, the result
being the large sum of 81 ,276.1 net The
managers owe special thanks TO the press.
and to Misses Magruder, Burcbell, Tib-
belts, Demonet, Rauscher, Loose, and Small,
for generous assistance.
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
color Line in women.s crnhs.

Baltimore, Nd, April 10.-The Woman's
Literary Club of Baltimore decided
unanimously to withdraw from member
ship in the National Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. The club joined the fedora
ton about a year ago.. Afterward the
federation decided to admit clubs of
colored women. This, action was much
discussed amo ng the members of the
Woman's Literary Club, and it is under
stood that the withdrawal from the fed
GRAFTON is intended to show disapproval
nf 1T
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
warm weather Brings out Loaters.

Warm Weather Brings Out Loafers.
Ed. Times: The corners Of Fourth and
streets northwest are almost constantly
infested, especially in the early part OF
the night, by gang OF roughs, who smoke,
expectorate tobacco juice upon the pave
ment and use the vilest and most prorane
language, rendering the street not only
unfit, but unsafe, for an unprotected
woman or child.
l am also informed that people IN other
parts OF the c. are likewise annoyed,
and that appeals 'or more efficient police
protection are wholly disregarded-
think that If your excellent paper would
only take some action in the matter these
bands might be broken up, or at least
banished to more remote and less thiekly
settled localities.
INDIGNANT SUBSCRIBER.
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
Tbey Think Rowley is INSANE.

The case OF VIM. Rowley, charged with
threats against his wife, Mary Rowley,
was brought up in Judge Miliers court
yesterday, but went over until to-day in
order that the mental condition OF Rowley
might he further examined into. DIS.
hewitt and Mayfield, who made cursory
examination of him at the Eighth precinct
station house Tuesday, are OF the opinion
that he is insane.
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
Early Morning blaze.

Shortly after O'Clock yesterday morn
ing fire was discovered in the rear of a
barber shop corner OF Delaware avenue
and NJ street southwest, owned by Henry
DoEgins and Lizzie Mitchell The flames
spread TO three adjoining frame buildings
before they could lie gotten under control
The houses were the property OF Henry
p0ggins, Lizzie Mitchell and August Briggs,
cpd were full y insured
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
Non.acccpt,n,e Res,enot,ons.

BY recent notification of Secretary Car
Isle to the Officers Of the treasury depart
ment designations will not be accepted
when the cause for such resignation is de-
linquency or misconduct. Recommended
for removal will, however, be received
and acted upon in such cases
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11

With its easy weekly or month
ly payments-is OUR way of
showing gratitude for your pa
tronage-it's m ore substantial
than simply saying thank you. -
There's only one price here
cash or credit-but there are
six big double floors full of Mat
tings, Refrigerators, Baby Car
riages, Furniture, &c. Help your
self-for promise to pay.
We make and lay all Carpets
free of cost. No charge for
waste in matching figures.
flush or Tapestry Parlor suite-choics-
go 80
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite. Sl3.
Splendid Brussels Carpet, SOC per yard
helisble Ingram Carpet, Csc per yard
Solid Oak Extension Table, $3.50
S0-pOund Hair Mattress. s..
v oven Wire Springs, Sl.75
hRtfinEs-au rel able grades.
Baby Carriages. s. 10 $50
kefrigeratOrs-au sizes
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
Judge MUS Muon peter.

United States Commissioner Samuel G..
Mills, who has been on the sick list for
the past two days, is much better, and
is expected to be able to resume his Off
ciai duties to-day.
The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-11
INDIGNANT SUBSCRIBER.
The wi1ltams-Pearman Musicale.

A very interesting and entertaining mu-
sicale was given BY Prof. and Mrs T.
Waliams-Pearman and pupils at their
studio, 32S East Capitol street, last even
ing. Those engaged in executing the very
interesting programme were: Mr. George
p. Van Wyck. Mr.. Vim. Smith, Messrs-
KembalI and Mellis, Miss Adele Glenn
ents, Miss Jessie Kerr, Prof. Pearman,
Mr. George Mellis and Miss Marian Austin.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-27
THE COURIER

who portray appear ridiculous by compelling them to
exagerate 1t has effective but they mainly
Joined plays conventional lines
and recalls the old time drama that used to flourish before the
meodrama with excitement crowded it out There
the customary and daggers and
letters There young girl cruelty wronged the
bear villain manly protector that have
been seeing for To- these And there the temu
ous music the pathetic Mr. Drouet might rewrte
Doris leaving some of the commonplace fairly
strong OF it. Miss Eser Doris lacks Of the
bouyancy youth but she graceful and the third act she
does clever acting Mr. Doue the author is bit
reserved the other performers His Kenneth
Ashgh well DONE Frsnk Weston capable actor and
for the fact that he times forced oerdo his part his
Brian OeI would be strong Characterization Such
which Beetle Chamberln committee
of parhioners demanding explanation from Doris burlesques
role that ought be serious deact much from the play
Frank Daniels when in the enjoyment Of the heyday
Puc popularity article for The COURIER
the tendency Of the He maintained that comedy
then its height that would begin Decline that in
four would be reegated its placen the
That Mr. Daniels believed what he said to be true be
inferred by his throwing Of farce comedy for light and
he been quite successful by the Willard
Sponsors Princess Bonnie" the Anstey farce The Lincoln
theatres have the public fairly list OF attrac
tons during the drawing close and review from
the local post OF observation would to indicate that Frank
Daniels premises badly Farce medy
entirely vogue visbly subsidized 1t longer
the dominant element theatrical production Natural Cas- has
flow skit which Donnely Gard have
attempted their former comparatively speaking
permanently withdrawn Hoyt
still writing plays but beginning with THE Midnight Bell" there
has been a diminuton noisy farcca
"a Steer contains little OF the ratey bang
Tin Soldier "A Brass Monkey and "a Temperance Town
and THE M White Flag asSake largely Of dramatic FORM The
farces that have the last year two have in many
depended largely vaudeville features The
of comedy all like comedies Hots
days. 1t is the old time variety show rejuvenated.
Since Mr. Daniels the tendency stage
farce attey has tackled in differ
directions At times the sporting comedy
overwhem and the fling and jingle of vaudeville
abroad the land There has also toward
meodrama Very recently in New York. stage manifested
aarmngy general tendency to the que living pictures
and nudity have been profitable while the legitimate
temporarily obscurd This latest bent thearcas
at some length by William II. Crane the other day.
'There time when immortality Haunted in 90
glarng stage; when vice was
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-27

has been rather dull week. the University Of Michigan gee
and banjo club and Fife Ee the Lansing and the Spooners
at the Funke making the of the weeks attractions The
practically Both houses scattering
tons left, but they will come few and far between
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-27
AT THE THEATRES.

has been rather dull week. University Michigan glee
and banjo club and Ee Eer Lansing Spooners
at the Funke making the the weeks The
practically Both scattering
tons left. but they will come few and far between
The Spoone opened Funke Monday night
audience that overlooked the seating capacity of
They given nightly tonight they
will close their engagement with Of their
There will also be matinee this afternoon when Little Lord
Faunteroy will be presented The Spooners have played
Lincoln often and generally criticism Of
cricsng opan
zaion that plays for no. 20 and 3 All through these
people have clientele peculiarly their and this city,
elsewhere the audience that attends their performances
ably pleased This week good people gone
three times The pooners entirely frank and honest They
do not claim merit that they do possess They field
and their limitations and make attempt the
traps witnessing thirty
pay Their honesty disarms narrowing vany
and broad comedy and starting pathos rendered the
Spoone gives John who occupies parquet
the stage William fashionable
dress circle Tom and Joe and Bill gallery
there weaknesses for the benefit other people
don't the show" paoxysms Of delight follow Miss Cecil
Spooner dance specially
critic cise that which, manitest gives Igenune
pleasure those who attend the
fact that the pooners performance popular
price that Lincoln They strive earnestly and
faithfully and they lily established in their special field
Possibly they approaching their
perhaps something any
given young University Michigan gee
something
OF disappointment 1t not good the entertainment
by the Princeton glee club earlier the and
infso to the Ann Arbor boys Of The
b both in their the and their meane
the auditorium the that they felt they
out lcrk When the stage they very much
evidence the audience and number young appeared
to good with Of charming young
The paoness occupied seats together the first
the dress circle There Mrs. j. H. Garfield Mrs. H
Morrill, Mrs L. Richards Mrs p " M. Raymond, Mrs D. A.
Campbell Mrs a. Oakley Mrs H. H. Wilson, Mrs. c. H. Gere,
Mrs ]. A. Buckstaf Mrs F. NJ Hall, Mrs. S. H. Burnham
John Wright The audience small but enthusiastic Carl
MmWho Is decidedly clever dialect comedansan songs
that well received Mr. Thompson who also sang solos
better actor than the Of the usual stamp The
finale effective song familiar and inspiring air. begin
ming
Ann Arbor. tits Of the sing.
From thee choicest blessings spring.
The banjo club composed largely Of freshmen showed evidence
Of careful trainings the instrumental received just
cordially az the singing.
Miss Eser who favorite in cities regarded with
GOODNESS Lincoln Her either Of the local theatres
fhoT Wodp
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-27

'There time when immortality Haunted 90
glazing from the stage; vice was
made to attractive Mr. Crane "Pays been
that dealt with the social evil barefaced and
Persons shown who had regard the
seventh commandment than they had
and children have sat in orchestra things that
almost staggered their elders What worse reasonable
that the children dwe these things allowed
them their young time last season
not less than six theatres all Of them Broadway plays were
being that had dute The uno
nate thing about is that almost There
getting from this don't doubt that il the announce
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-27

Miss Ellsler who favorite cities regarded
GOODNESS Lincoln Her appearance either the local theatres
always brings frost At the Lansing Wednesday evening"
Doris she had her usual uck Miss Eser
easily discouraged She she will keep coming Lin
coin and will make people down her feet May she
achieve her Doris which
before without merit But makes the and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
CONGRESS ADJoUKSs

fC0nlinusd frCm hHst page
t0a b1l the ssnats REFUSED 10 eoosid<s Il
b. hsxativs yo,s u e. 10 "a % the
q lsssioa * eoasidsatioa. SsFoag op-
. siaa 20 the Reilly bii So developed
Ia tie haase. ant alter a srry short ds-
b lis lt 80 Feo5n mitled b. the con
"a l-s with04i instfuetlo1s.
The psiaeipal elAss u iesislaiioa az
oomp.ish-a ~ the "a ~ s~ssioa ~as
thst aassias sppfs9fiAflon ~ ihs sup
raft X gas slFsfam 'aI
fns asalalsfcisl tfsEsiaFs afxanisa
tloa see4fsf a. Aassndalsaf D. 80 ia-
tetssais aslu,ssos 20 p~fnsi2iiag tbs
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
RAILROAD COMMISSION
Il Must &c n Il Can Possibly Be
(iei Rid 0E.
GOVERNOR LORD Will APPOINT.
Pood. FI,h and Game Commis-
sioaers win Also c..
GOVERNOR ARD Will lPPOINT.

TIE preseut Orexou state rniirlad
eommission b ps0tshiy bolciug it'
I.st ss-eion 10 The city today. much -
tbs I0URSAL rsErets 70 say
The rAflroad cln1m sss0a must 60
Athoaxt The sttornsy generAi hAs
f5snd soms q sss IN 0ihes stsfsR whs e
tbs epurt. ave deeide1 that Ia fAiisTs
20 elect b re iexis.af1rs such baAris
ho a ossr, bat be has also foaud sons
strouz opl1inus 90 the other side. Al
opinlon by gu ige C4oskes q The Cai
tsruia ssprme eo1rt b 70 The effrsi
that II such boards and commisslou-
coa & bod o~yUua ths term % their
~leesioo, they coold bolj Ar twen',
Years. A. naerv fAstEon q sitheF boose
.fthr @F s-ssioFs ~ filii % { ring soaid
,rsseat js8ut o1nvettiOn aSd pui 81
-sees sn. The ecn-tIinihsn of ulosi
stats soxbiis slsctlns 10 such rfficss a.
any ofIis~ for tenn u more than foo'
yraru- The Ogegoa constitution for
sias T., yet If shase commissioners ho.c
yrer aaotber hSor ysar.s they weSv
vIrtuAlls el@sssa Coz eight years. And 81
"a ''ad lnhnisum.r
THE 0THER OFFtcKEs
thAt tbe i~gtslAture failsd 10 eleet c2n-
uot hosd on bot uew oues mn-t BE az
posnted BY the govesBor. Uudes tn
sNns lau GoFeraos Ps1noyeF bed tha'
ns nad a right b appoint evsn wheD
man was sieetsd. aud the courts up-
bid him 10 The theory that tbsre wAs
a vacaEey and THAI be cOuId appoint .
6sh and game warden even against an
siscti0n.
IL y veil known that G0EefnoF Lorst
halds b the constFuotiOa q the con
stituiion that the legislature eaano
create al ogfis~ add GIL it.toa. He will,
" be eeels required 70 Do % ~ lAw, ap-
palnt The railroad cgmmhssioa and the
fsod ana game warden. No great
wavs q popalAf sEthasiAaim demands
ths "a tarn q the rsilFo@d eommissior
A eommiasiea fresh ffom the people.
lsss from oaspasA1l1a e0atrol bat Pos
s-sasd q ossteens qaaiinoations ssfic-
lsng 10 deal lastiy With no<h shippsFs
and sNiifuaas, woal1 ~ = gudasad last
F al pr scot A eommlssioa thai wosld
asa alssvs lhs csaespsion that lss ehisi
asty = . kiad ~ p~Ff~tuai palacs car
Jaakss, woald a. faf - Fssisem The
assnmlasien ffum ils pses~es naisls0s
,aawsi eaanpisint
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
Supreme cozrt

The March term % the Oregon
sspssme eoort begaa today Al i2o'elOes. 4.
TIE docs.t Il an average one. bot
under The ns~ rule 3 eSse must BE- per
fee ~ IA sli its pleasiings q = printed
ehArArtrr t~f,rc Il i dockeiesl.
0FTSIOSs-FILED
Vaiean Iron Works ". j. u. ES-
wards. affirmed.
G.. w. sbIvely ". SylYest=r Pen
noyer, "a Al affirmed
EIla n. MsudenhAI W. Harrisburg z
Water Co; affirmed.
w. y. Vaughn et 81. " School Dis
trict No. 81. TiIlamook eoanty, iujune-
lion dissolved. eXeeIt - 10 Issue Of
bod. 10 excess Of 5000; sustained.
Marx and Jorgsnson ". z A. Ia
Rogue es al, affirmed.
State ". David MAIOney and ChAs.
Swelling. WAsco eounty, reversed and
new trial ordered.
Astoria Exchange Co Va c. W.
shively. affirmed.
Rhoda Rsmll.ard W. Maltnomah
street Rg. Co. 50 days b ile brief
West Portland Park Asa ". Kelly
tims extended - days
Sanfosa Bennett " l. Minott e ai,
10 Juns lst 10 fiis reply.
May OsbaSn " n. ID. Winter. time
10 file April 1.
M ~. Harris " Chss Hirsch time
% die April /.
John SshTum W. state los. 20. time
fyF ding extended 10 May IS
/ John holersoa ss Geo. W. Hahn o.
a.. time 10 als MAy u
same order 10 y T. Beaehivs Hahn.
Minnls May Wood ". John A.
Woad. affirmed excepg - 10 custody =
ehlldfrR.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
RIVER NEWS.

The Alice A. made her regular trip
today.
The Eugene left for Portland ai Il q.
N. yesterday.
The Mod C came down from upper
points Sunday afternoon, and pro
ceedrd on down to Portland at a. M.
this morning with full load Of freight
aud passengers.
steamer Elmore came up from Port
and Sunday evening, with a large
cad Of freight. After discbarging hsr
salem freight, she proceeded Oh up io
Corvallis. She will return again io-
night.
The stearns Fruit Company, u
Portland, today, gave intending saai'
sFn home seekers 50 excursion q lie
large fArm 10 the vicinity ~ Tlllson,
four miles north u Eslsm. ABout "ns
hundred oi lhess people esms 40 oA
tbs ll'l5 lIain, stopping ofi ~ cbsm-
ava Ffom lLls polul they were
driven q the faTm which was lOoksd
over uHlil 2 . ~ Shsa tue party 30
turned boas ga its klsoOd
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
VALLEY LOCAL sEws

thEAAWA
No. ~ lus f.fasn GEES ulsms.
has i-fesi tLs.f sllsaflsa ~ lops 4
% F-st VI FgEl Ffta Hammsss
= p 'iassifiet a. iss u tls lepfss
'ssi ~ egl.a 30 ansa lls ysaS
tls asgfsl.s Lyasam Dc aasl i,.s
sifsf i-snae ssi.fasg lisbi
A@ hssiy 3 ssslls .lls 3 aess,
81 80 1rg e.s as s.sgy a.sss $50 tsls
80 a ssiilsas shss
a SEA- etsay Fsl = sf.4ls lsfs sss
'e tsiss - tlae 4 sae,s NJ
49, ~ fs.stsas sa ilsa
%" Az Asss - nf gHIsal
Fae.ass4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04

RrknaFe ik8Aah a. So ns2dsl
lstss nstsk@fa saf ~ ths e@@ y a q
~ aSDsf. ~ fsstisea she 80
sseks4 - ~ fte hslsen fsiies nats
asg pislf lis 80 tssea ~ A. silssf
sssies isssas .saa iasag giaies Hifees
ssgs sfisf hils - taks ~ - iif b
fisslM n sNssselFs $50 ~ H#a
bssiss istsg ihs hssisF secs. tiesd
fsas saa aii,sf fafss kti aiesye -
sg.ins h tsies sssle fs sss b q
49, il.la . - ssa.ss sifsss n sAsi y
gask.stis asaklsa esess Seas astnsa.
lfsasas. tbisf ~ btss ieag 81
sess.s ssslasl 49,. 49, isfeig ei.sgie
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
pTRrcTORg ANNUAL RErORT.
Detailed Stsysment showing How 'ae
saIem Pubiic schools Were Nan
aged barring the Past lrar-

1ss falsring f. the annual fei-'f'
=, ~. t...ri = --ho.l directofs % Us
tr.-t NJ. -. S4iszn. fer the y~af -''--i.s
W.r.h Z. ISsa u Sas c'ru1yi-'s'l -
49, aft@rn.1n oy tn eiers- -,
I.l,-,~rb ana win b. read q he s,nq'"
n=@ting Monday night
To TIE taxpayers and patrors . 80 -
ass-riot No. "a. Marion county VI
eEuu-- n
Arreeably % the schc7l isws % ",
- We herewith submit our -rll-l-.i
r-u.s-. for the - bod year just ci'ss'l'
a. follows.
Ta.-. have been received from al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04

Tue sassal fasFiiag u Eslem seasoi
tlslnci D. "a, slil bs hsla "a kssa .
aisHa bosss isglshl 1ns snspsl 90
PsH sil - Fsbasliisa ~ pasisa slss
slsfs = lilesisf feg fesg sssfs y ~
b. 80 i4iif ssa lissfs ls > sifsas -
ilss .si o. ihsalss bfgss ~ hsffh
na-...
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
PERSONAL 10 PosrMAsrERs.

Tbs JOURSAL = 10 rreeipt q many
Gee Sci nloniAls fnan Posima<ters, In
ApprsciAtion ~ ifs busiusss methods.
rHE OxE CENT Daily hss 1oubled its
rirculsiion fhe rass six ulonths. and
uat a r4psr r. sent out beyoud the time
paid frr. II Pos;mastsrs will call tbe
Astsntian o. their patrons 90 this they
ave = xrput deal of time and worry.
same With 81 % WEEKLY.
H0FER BROTHEEs-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
nE LATM N CRRl INTE
PERSONALS


~. nalrympls was AZ PoFsiaod evst
sunday.
RAest Th3npssu rsturusd 80 p :
hnd this morsinx.
A. MeAHse rrt1ru@d % ths mcxning
oser4aa . Psrsisad
Jssf Myers retarnsd 70 hs hone az
eeio oB lAs li3S boaaL
u q. n4ekineou was Fs~engrF on
~ moanias ioeAl forTarnes.
Mi~ fsllhs P.nkh4sa set 10 Posi-
iand lisis nsirniag oa hss~in~~.
aslas xsk SAseis seat 10 AIaany thv
msornlnx ~ sislt Ssh fsise.is
Bso. and Mrs. y. e. Bsker wsnt b
Fossiana on ihs morusng ovseiand-
w. y. Aneesson. rspsseentiDg shs
Canadian Paesas. sss here Saodsy.
~. J. A. Rsehnri~p1 made a b0si
ness irip 70 the R-srm school today.
saearsnsen4sBt p. r. Anson Eas .
snaah b.ssaa pnsssnkpr Oh fldT iosal
Frud Hsnst was . pa@soEsr 90 shr
maasnirr osesiand fss PsrsiAad oa oas-
ia~@
MrA W. 3. Booshsy and ssu. Char
bas. uens s. RorssAnd 90 the AAsrnoon
bonal
ng. IrvisE aa.a family rstgrT@d on
Hansaay marninx's sFssinDa frum Fan
Fsanetsas.
Judrs sua Nnl Gsorss n. BaEs@st
wvFs saanssxsrs Sc Portland be he
lfi l1sal.
la. Rotan. ghs fsfpitufs dsAbsr.
va q psms2esr 80 PortlAnd On ,hs
naaenlas overland.
oeAx OasA1sa. ths hor~ tsaines aud
hogvs samssr. oil ea Ia HAieun cert
wesA b giss sn sHeitittoa.
nepsxasnlaaAsa !. r. Hignasll. o'
Canyenviils. npaxiea ouaety, rrsnFnsi
- sks ~ ssndey aaarpfns.
VI e~trism,Ass. ~ wo@sbaru. "a
ID lha ssiy tssaay. hoasag sfiss shs
nfsn namssy tr.sis ~ shas Cruz.
nss. l. a. gi.hss rsssssed fsom
1sifsrHan - saa ists La.a.i, wesis
~ naaanrtsst aasysees yeatsfaAs.
Atiursey " ~. heiass ist ~ A
sassa - II b. / ~ isai, whsss b. hae .
esas tsfas ~ eifsnii coaff tlesaffow
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