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THE CITY COUNCIL.
A Short Session Last Night.-lt Adjourned After Allowing
 Monthly Accounts.

The meeting of the City Council last night vas exceedingly brief. Aldermen finwell, Hightower, Mill Ter, Atkinson and Welt were pres ent, with Mayor Goldsmith presid- ing. Minutes Of previous meeting were read and approved
 The usual monthly accounts against the city were allowed and the report of the police department, which showed the revenue derived from that source to be $S08. 80 cash; $337 65 committed, and $l5 appealed. was read, and after the reading or other monthly reports the Council adjourned.
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SHE WANTED TO DIE,
But the Water was too Cold to Take
 the Drowning Route.

Yesterday afternoon Tulah West, who lives on East Barraque street, concluded that she had resided in this wicked world long enough, so she hied herself to the river bank, near the old ferry landing and arriving there threw herself into the river, thinking by that means to "shuffle off this
 mortal coil Unfortunately for her designs, a negro fisherman in his boat was near by, saw her rash act and pulled the woman from the river and saved her life. She was then escorted to her place of abode. On arriving there she seemed to be ashamed that she had not accom- plished her purpose, so she rushed rantically from the house to the river and again ran out on a pro- iecting dyke, probably with the in tention of again jumping into the river. She looked at the rushing waters and probably remembered how cold it's embrace had been at her former attempt, and then changed her mind. A large number of people saw the woman run to the river and followed her to the bank to see the closing scene in her life. She fooled them, for she got into the skin of fisherman and was landed further down the river.
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K. OF P'S.
A Lodge Installed at Star City
 Saturday Night.

Saturday morning a party of Pythian knights of this city left for Star City, where on Saturday night they organized Star City Lodge Knights of Pythias, No. 9s, with fifteen members. The work of or ganization took up nearly the en- tire night The following Knights from this city were present: Fred Hoyler, District Deputy Grand Chancellor; J. o. Smith, M. c. May, H, l. Holderness, I. J. Moore, Joe Langston, E. Richards, p M Xiii roy, W-D. Savage, E. W. Martin, Allie Dreyfus and I. B. Atkinson. J. H. Day, Chas. Haycock, and Messrs. Ross, Wolf and Hall.
 After the conclusion sof the lodge work. the visitors were banaueted in a royal manner. The magnif- icent feast was prepared and served by the good ladies of Star City in delightful manner, and to the great enjoyment of all present. The wis iting Knights returned to the city yesterday afternoon.
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WERE FIX. PRESIDENT HARRI- SON AND MRS. MARY LORD DIMMICK YESTERDAY
 AFTERNOON.
Only a Few Intimate Friends and Relatives of ths Bride and
 Groom Present.

NEW YORK, April b.-Jhe marrl- age of Mrs. Mary Lord Dimmick to General Benjamin Harrison was solemnized at St. Thomas Church this afternoon at 5:30. Dr. Wesley Brown, rector, offieiated at the cer- emony. The marriage, which took place in the presence of twenty rel atives and select friends of the bride and groom, was very private af- fair. The edifce was not decorated in the lavish style that marked the nuptials of Miss Vanderbiltand Miss Whitney, the flowers used being lilies, which were arrangdd in ex- quisite taste, and the chaneel looked even prettier and more effective than at the two previous weddings Mrs. Dmmick arranged ali the de- tails regarding the decoration. The altar was relieved with palms, trop- ieal plants and banks of white li- laes, surmounted with punches of ascension lilies. On either side of the altar was placed a large vase of white lilacs.
 The wedding gown, which was of pearl gray gros-grain silk, was made by Madame Dente-Mathe. The skirt was plain with a short train falling from the waist in full, soft godets, a Louis XVI coat open ing in front over full vest of white chiffon with broad revers draped with rare old Honiton lace half a yard wide, extending down each side of the front and draped over the hips, forming a coat effect. The sleeves were long and full, ta- pering to the arm below the elbow and ending in a fall of lace at the wrist. Around the neck there was plush collar of palest blue, over which was entwined a robe of mag nifcent pearls, fastened with di- amond clasp, the gift of the bride groom. She carried a large bou- quet of lilies of the valley. The bonnet worn by the bride was a dainty French creation composed ol lace and blue velvet with a white aigrette held in place by jewel pins.
 The groom wore a well made Princh Albert coat, worn closely buttoned, with trousers of dark gray. White gloves and a white silk four-in-hand completed the bridegroom's attire. He wore a boutinere.of the lily of the valley. Gen. and Mrs. Harrison left for In dianapolis at 7;50 o'clock. Mrs. Harrison, who is a small but. very graceful woman, rather dark com plexion and of bright, attractive appearance, is related to Gen. Har- rison through his late wife, who was her aunt. She was born in Princeton, Pa, where most of her younger life was spent, and where she became acquainted with her first husband, Walter E. Dimmiek, member of wealthy Pennsylvania family, but who died within 9 few months after their marriage. She spent some considerable time at the White House during Gen. Harri- sons administration, and was a great favorite with her aunt, the late Mrs. Harrison.
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Judge Askew Dead.

MAGNOLIA, April 6.-Judge B. F. Askew died suddenly at his home here yesterday. He had been in bad health for year, but was at his office during last week. His funeral was largely attended and many from neighboring towns witnessed the ceremonies, which were conduc- ted by both Masons and Odd Eel
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GIVES UP THE DEAD.
The Body of nuster Brown, After Resting in the Water Over Five Weeks.
 Is Found

A report reached the city this after noon that the deeomposed remains of Buster Brown, the little negro hoy who was drowned in the river near dike No. l, while out boat rid ing with some women about five weeks ago, had been found near the Davis place, seven miles below this city. TheGoroner left this afternoon to hold an inquest over the remains
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BOWERS CAPTURED.
He Fled to Connecticut, but Was
 Apprehended and Arrested.

Tomorrow morning Chief of Police Stewart will start for Mansfield, Connecticut, after r. c. Bowers, who recently fled from this city on account of being short with the funds of his employees, Rhodes Hav- erty Furniture Co.,, to the amount of $7O0. A telegram received by MT. J. D. Haverty announced that Bowers had been arrested, and Chief Stewart, with a acquisition from the Governor, will leave to- day for Mansfield to bring the aiiiegei einsbczzier back.
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A DECIDED HIT.
The Local Talent at Their Best, and the Entertainment
 Highly Appreciated.
4 VETERANS STORY

The ladies of the Temple Society scored decided hit at the Opera House last night. They gave an entertainment which proved to be just what they had adyertised-an entertainment for dyspeptics, fun nier than all others combined, fraught with consistenee, permeated with novelties, new and taking speeialties. The decided success oi the entertainment was due in 3 large measure to the efforts of MT. and Mrs. Frank Graham, who are a stage couple of no little note,
 The Opera House was crowded by fashionable audience when the curtain was run up. Before com meneing the performance Miss Dol lie Smith, from the Boston Conser- vatory, rendered "Etude Mignonne' to the delight of her auditors.
 Misses Bessie and Hennie All theimer were excellent in popular duets, receiving rounds of applause.
 One of the most Imaginable feat ures of the program was the funny little people and the policeman. These little people were John Bloom, Meyer Solmson, Bonnie Well, Ar thur Mehlinger, Tom Hill, Hennie Weller, Florence Malehowski, Gus sic Talheimer, Bennie Berlin, Etta Mehlinger, Daniel Veil and Theresa Blum. The appearance of little Clara Silvernagle, the smallest bi- cyelist in the State, was the signal for loud applause.
 Mir. Geo. Kaufman in "razzer" society songs. afforded much amuse- ment.
 Miss Angie Merlo was graceful in fancy dances, and well deserved the applause given her.
 Thomas Green gave true imi- tatlon of the old colored preacher before the war, He is Pine Bluffs favorite delineator of negro charac- ters.
 Mir, and Mrs. Grahrm were next on the program, and they gave some very entertaining sketches, demon strating that they ranked high as speciality artists.
 Fannie Kaufman, the little queen of song, sang Wont You Come to My Tea Party" as sweetly as that popular ballad could be sung.
 Miss Lash's rich contralto voice was enjoyed in several selections,
 "A lesson in acting" by Miss Nellie McEwan and MT. Wray Mar tin, was a feature.
 The musical treat of the evening was the rendition of several selec- tions by Miss Blanche Altheimer. Her "Last Rose of Summer" was elegant.
 Florence and Selma Rosenbaum, in boys attire, were very clever in songs and dances.
 "ron't Tell Mother, pretty de- seriptive song, was rendered in a most pleasing manner by Miss Bes- sic Altheimer,
 "I Wonder Why" comic song that caused the entire audience to laugh, was rendered by Mastt Master. A Ar thur Mehlinger.
 The twentieth century girls, in trodueing some of Pine Bluffs fair est daughters, received deafening 
 The evenings pleasant pleasant perform ance concluded with side-splitting drama entitled Big Foot Wallace.
 The entertainment was a success in every particular, being probably the most enjoyable home talent affair ever given in Pine Bluii.
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Land UIhce at LlttIe Roc d Ark
 April 1, 1896. Netice,is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her inten- tion to make final proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be made be- fore the Register and Receiver at Little Rock, Ark on May l5, lS96 viz:
 Violet Phillips. widow of Richard phulins deceased, IT. k. No. 1881 for the W half of inc nv or Sec. 2, TBS, Rli W.
 She names tho following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cuitiva- ton of said land viz:
 John Phillips, q. " Jernigan. Gins will li@ms and Major k. Price, all of Redfleld. arsahsasa J. j. HEATssss;s | WOW Register
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Master,s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that under and by vir- tue Of the decree of the United States circuit Court for the Western Division of the East ern District of Arkansas entered at the Oc- tober term thereof 1895, in q certain case therein in chancery pending. wherein Nor man F. Thompson is plaintiff, and Louis Al theimer and others are defendants, the un- dersigned Master in Chancery, directed to execute said decree, will proceed
 On Saturday, May 9th, lS96,
 at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, at the front door of the Jefferson county court house at Pine Bluff, Arkansas to offer for sale at public outery to the highest bidder the fol- lowing described real estate:
 The sW "A of the ne 14 and the fri n % of the sw T containing Sf and S2-t00 acres; and the SC 14 of Sec. No. IS; township No. I south of range No west; and the w,hf of the ne k of Sec No. IS, township No south Of range No. west; and the SC 4 of the SC 1a of See No. 2l, and the sw A of the sw l4 and the W 1s of the Ia of the so Il of sw h and the ne i{ of the SC Ii of Sec No. g; and the H of the T nv 9y i4 and the 15 Of the sw Il of Sec. No. %; and tho Ia of the nv Ii of Sec. No. 2G, and the n b of the ne qr and the WA of the nv or and the ne part of the ne or of the nv or, being all that Part enclosed by fence and containing thirty acres more or less, in Sec No 27 and the ne or of the SC qraof Sec. No. 2S all in township No. 5, south Of range No s west and the W fri half of the ne ar containing 79 acres; and the fri half of inc nv or. con taining 76 and 33-100 acres all in Sec No.1 and the fri n half of the ne qrof Sec. No 2 containing 13 and 39-100 acres, all in town ship No south of range No. s west. and the SC ar of Sec. No. A, township No. 1 south of range No. 9 west, and the SC or of the ne or of Sec. No. ?, and the no dr of the ne qr of Sec No. 3, in township No 5 south of range No. west of the 9th princi- pal meridian, containing in all 143G and 51 i00 acres more or less, aud the fri S half of thenw qr of Sec. No. 3t. township No. 4 south of range do west, containing SS and 27-l00 acres, and the east thirty acres Of the SC or of the sw or of Sec. No. 22, and the SC or of the nv qr and ten acres in the ne or of the nv or. being all that portion not en- 3 south of range No, 8, west of the 5th meridian, containing in all 1Gs and27 100 acres more or less, all in Jefferson Coun- ty, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: Upon credit of three months, bond with approved security to be given for the purchase money
 CHARLES c WATERS 1 W5w. Master in Chancery.
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The Governors.

Hon. J. H. Harrod, Col. Dan ". Jones and Maj. A. H. Seyier. candi- dates for Governor, will address the voters of Jefferson county at the Op- era House Wednesday night, April s. The visit of these distinguished to Pine Bluff should bring out ss iissr5Se auJi fence.
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Warning Order.

In the chancery Court of Jefferson County.
 Arkansas. Richard Mason, Plaintiff.
 VS. Marinda Mason, Defendant, The defendant, Marinda Mason, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint oT tine pIaintiiT. Richard Mason. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 9th day of April. lS96.
 Il. 4. HCCoY, Clerk. SEAL J. A. LANGFoRD, b. c. - $ w4w. White X Streett, Attorneys.
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Easter Services at Trinity Church

 The beautiful Episcopal Church of this city never appeared to better advantage than it did Sunday The decoration, consisting offlowers and eyergreens were exquisite and the services were most interesting and enjoyed by d very large audience. The pastor, Rev. Dr. Cabaniss, de iiyered the sermons at both morning and evening services. The music at the morning services was simply # s; :s.e ehcs: the following musicians: l.. $. Bloom, organist, Mesdames Reed, Dilley. and Hearn; Miss Nellie Hicks. Messrs. Sherwood and Roane, rendered the following beautiful program: Processional-s.Lif lift up Your Head'a Emerson.
 Anthem-"Chri Our Passover"- Banks.
 Gloria-Danks.
 Jubilate Deo-"Oh Be Joyfnl''- from Lambillotte.
 Hymn-Vinola.
 Hymn-"Derry rry''-Goodale. a-Lambillotte.
 offertory solo-"Christ is Risen Today Bischopp-Mrs. Dilley. @ Gsss<,Esss sss sssss E E szzs t.
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596s. Notice for Publication.

White X sneett, Attorneys.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
Gipino Nfrup.

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ben 9dano, bar ban life bapt noget al
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lat fig bag en- Sten for at bpile; mer
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ban er beiptmet, bar itprtet fremope,
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pdaiit llbr, Der lua / penitre @eItelom.
me, pg bar iamtibis faaet enoe'
Strammer | Qniistet.
Sg at benne 9eIpimelie er ban ri.
meligpis life paaenet.
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9ier / ct al fine IioIte Numre en- artitel,
Der tilI1sges en- "bs%itituaenoe og an
feet Diplomat. 9enne fortGIer, al
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foltelige Stribigbeoer til | bet beleiz
li9e Zteblit at gribe for zig al 9Dttet.
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bar en- IQtance, iom tunbe fire Gus
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bare meb". Meo otsie Orb tog &eis
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gmapluf fra Sopeotasen,

8uloreierpen er MI reouceret til oms
firing 43 Milipner Dollars.
- 9~reiibenten bar ubn9bnt Sames
80. Sren4 til 9oitmeiter / Sarlan,
Soma.
s. 6. @rabe, fom er &anbtbat
for 9oitmeItsr / Ct. Yaul, Minn., er
antommen til Wuibinstpn for at ar
beibe for fin Domination.
- Senator Gullpm fra Sainois bar
frsmIat 5orilug ON at gioe en- 9enIion
al $50 pm Maaneben til ale 9eteraz
ner, iom er oosr 70 2tar gamle, %
iom tiente / ben meritanite &rig og
8Or9ertrigen.
&ongresmanb &iefer fra ct.
9aul bar fremlagt / Suiet en- petitipn
fra 9orgere / ct. paul, ION anbefas
Ter @ebtagelIen at SongreSmanb
Stones 5orilag, Der beItemmer ON
toniuIar Snipection at Snbpanbrere.
- &ongrssmanb 9ictler bar fremz
lat ct SoriIas ON at beoilge 500, 900
for QnlGg at ct Sanatorium peo Sot
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Soldiers Somes" pg bruges uoelutz
tenbe ipm auranitalt for ibssIige @es
teraner. Senator 9ettisreip bill frems
iGtte ct lignenbe 5prilas | Senatet.
- 8onsresmanb @amble fremiatte
for en- lib iibsn ct 5oriIas ON at gipe
en- Miaion @crss 9rfenIdno til bper
Stat pg Serritorp, iom bill BRUCE bet
paa en- faaban Waabe, at bet tan III
rigerss. Observation-Disclosures saar
messt piosre 9an anbefaler | en- Sens
itilins til Suiets 9omite for pHsntIiet
2anb, at alt SrtenIanb inben be fors
ItjeGise Stater ps serritorisr burbe
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srne uoen nogen 9stinselie.
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0iftritt | 3onsresien / IL @ar.
Statsietrst9r 6. 81. Dahl %
Suftru fra gismarct, q. Dat, opbolz
Der fig fprtibsn / Waibinston paa
5iemreiien fra Slprioa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
Sincolns SpoieISoag.

Zen 12te Sebruar. 9incolns SOB.
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Seai9oa9 | Stnten Reiu YOrf.
@uperrpr Mprtpn un~oerteoneoe
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letter fplsenSe Seuisoase:
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8sforatiunsbusen (3Ote Mai), uai.
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miboas ps enbper alminoelis Salaoaa
/ Staten Ntstp Yurf, iuruoen snbusr
Dag, Der beitemmes eler anbeiales al
8noerngren eler Ireiiosnten til Got,
iiselie, Safe, Srn eler andre reliaisie
Seotaster. :
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
Bn,nnti.
NntipnnI Hcfinan.

Samperen "IuTtralia" antom ben
9be bs. til San 5rancisco fra Spnos
lulu. Den braste NDbeber fra Sas
tpait ppttl ben lite bs.
Den 17be feirsoe RepubIiten en- mo-
tipnal SET, til bptlten Meblemmer al
bet btpIomatiife 8Orps pg &oniuIars
tiensiten bar inb6ubt. Meo llnbtas
gelie al be 5orenebe Slater, England,
Sapan og Srantrise bar ale andre
2anoe repreientereoe. Repreientans
terne for be ire IioItnGpnte Stdter baps
be / fine SpurItripelier fremb9pet, at
beres 2anbe life bapbe anerfienbt ben
proptioriite Resierine, p9 ba benne
Set 9iuIot n9Onte Regierings Snbfss
relic, iaa tunos be life beItaee. Den
om~eritanite MiniIter Wilis bill fore
l9g9s Sagen for llOenrigsminiIter
Slnen.
Den loOsipsnbe GOriamIing trGber
iammen ben lobe bs. Den fadr mans
&c bigtige Eager at ufsisre, 81. q. bet
uiiatiite SpsrgsmuaI. &ine1ere 90
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Zen for at arbeioe pua 9lantagerne,
men eftsr enbt aontrutttiO tom mango
al benz til SDnOluIu cg bsspnbte meb
sgns 5~orrstninger. Denns 3onturs
rance er MI bIeOen messt Ifarp, % be
Sbibe bill sierns I9gee Sinbringer /
geisn for ben guile Rdces Sanbet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
GiemieaereS Grfmriiun.
RAILWAY

Zen lite 6etruar % ben 1Oae Ilnj
1896. &ouno Grip 3ifets iaIge8 mob gp
taIius al one fare % So til Steorr / fb
9enoe Stater % 9erritorier: alabama, NJ.
tauias, Snotan TERRITORY, Sttaboma, gcr.
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as o9 Sennesiee. 3idets for 3ilbaor@
len sjGLOer bptlfeniombeiit StraOaa s1r
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butI'et er 80 Gage fra SaIss'9 a9en. @al
benpenber fig til .. 6. u. & U. Ggeutu
ON 9ris cs andre SpIpsninger, eley TIN
til uaoertesneoe.
24o5 J. Morton,
G.. P. G. T. A., Cedar RAPIDS, Ia
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gpntttr1t.
On wa steoritsn erpIosersr.

sibIig ON Morgensn ben lobe bs.
erpIoberebe en- Meteoriten ligeoper
9psn Maorib. Snulbet bar poIbIomt
% foraarid9ebe en- 9anit poer belle
9pen. QGe Suie rDitebe, og mango
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&c 9erfpner Tom ilemt tilItabe, ioet be
forisgte at fIpste fra Subriter pg Stos
Ter. Gmbeosmrnbene peb SbIerpas
toriet flyer, at GypIoItonsn fanbt Steo
pua en- QfItanb at 20 nil fra Sorben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-14
HOmeseekers Excursions

pta 9. 6. u. & y. Serubaneu DEN 2Sa
San. % 10oe Rarts. 8ouno Grip ljtsi
iGlses for en- "5are" % So til Steoer / i'll
8enoc Stater os Serritorier: alabama, Gr
tanias, Snotan territory, SfIabOmn, goa'
llama, &entudp, Risisfppi gIisioay
2egas o. 3ennesiee. 9itet CT soO ir
Slemretie bper 3irsous % 6rsOns ino'rig
ben f%aitiatte 2to, bpiliet Ell 80 Sage ira la
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Sprpret paa Sormpia.

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ftanben mob bet jupaneIite Stpre paa
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Selesraflsbningerne er soelagte. Spz
rererne tiGmper tappert. og Stiqtngen
er ~betGntelig. @enerdIguOernsre Ga
jana er ipg, og Slaaoeminiiter Saigo
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