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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

II would he better to have women as con-
stables. who would attend to their duties
and nothing else, than to have lot o.
men whose solo ambition would be cen
tered ON the best whiskey. The position
of constable is generally voted to some old
politician or the friend of such in this
state. Hence the result Is a pitiabie one
1T is my impression that there is field
fer women In the constable line as Wen
as for men, Judging from my observations
In this ncighborhood. If the women can
not do as well as tho class of men CHOSEN
constables here, then they had better re-
tire and not try to do anything at all L
do not mean to say that all the men who
who are made constables are bad, but
they are sorsly tempted to tread the pain
that leads to that cUndItion. In the course
of their duties.
ut seems to me that the time IS ripe In
this country of ours for women 20 enfran-
chise themselves. It IS time for this 10
be tho case. when Husbands have to work
fer a dollar a day and consequently are
not abba TO support n wife-much less II
family. 1t is no concern of the public's
whether the constable is man o. "a wo-
man, Just so long the work is done
quickly and properly. Women possess the
necessary brains to be constables just as
much IS the mon do. and. what IS more,
they use their brains TO the advantage of
the public as wei as themselves.
"Of course they are not Samsons. and II
actual force is required. which happens
very seldom. the constable has & legal
right to summon any one within hailng
distance TO give aid. Now then. don't you
see that woman can get along as con-
stable. for aren't the men always ready
to fight for the women, and if they battled
for - woman and for law and order too,
what a splendid cause they would he
championinE. Sjill / must confess. that as
as a general rule. a man IS more amen
able to tho influence of q dear creature
who cannot fight ana not the less. would
not. than to Il direct application Of mus
Cuiar force.
"As a matter OF fact my father would
rot lct me undertake anything H. which
there WAS the slightest possibility of dam
ger. lie would rather, much rather hunt
perform the service / don't know about
the new woman part Of H. What 7 think
IS Just what 1 said before II don't seem
to me there is any reason on earth why
woman should not help herself, and whv
she isn't able to I'll lots of positions that
are only given to men.
FLORENCE A. KLOTZ"
So far az IS known, Miss Klotz Is the
only woman i'm the United States. or any
other place who has been appointed a
constable. There have been several appli-
cations from women TO become members
Of the police forces Of various cities. no.
tably the effort of the st. Paul leader OF
social reform. who sought to gain tho
appointment of polio, man from the mayor
that she might have sufficient authority To
carry on her war against evil without In
corruption.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
HONOLULU WANTS TO ANNEX
Attorney General Smith to Confer With
Minister Hatch on the Subject.

San Francisco, February 1S-lCorrespond-
ence of the United-Asaociated Presses. per
steamer Australian Honolulu. February
10-William O. Smith attorney general in
President Doles cabinet, started for Wash
ington by today's steamer, to confer with
Minister Hatch in regard to annexation.
His sudden departure is due 70 a letter
received yesterday from the minister MI.
Smith goes as the official representative
of the government and with full power to
enter into any agreement without COM
muutcation with the nome government
He expects to remain in Washington only
two weeks. and while the higher officials
refuse To make any statement IL Is general
~ tn. opinion that annexation negotiations
with the United Statcs government have
reached an acute stage.
There has been for some time serious
difference of opinion in the cabinet as TO
whether the government should insist upon
certain conditions Ia the event of annex
alton or should leave everything for the
American congress 10 determine.
But these differences have all been adj
iusted and President Dole and the mem
hers OF the cabinet are now unit IN the
opinion that there should be no conditions
whatever imposed by this government but
that annexation pure and simple be ac-
ccptcd.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
Haron in the Wild Woods. .
The Story of a Southern Swamp
- JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. -, ~ -

"a part ~ great pasture. go which che
calves and dry cattle. and. between set-
SONS. Tao mules. We're allowed o. roam ~
viii
coming 90 rh, fence. chunky Riley would
have crossed it, hut fhr valcos were louder
rsvr. auI boz caught glimpse of the rrd
sparks af lighted cigars. Creeping closer
ANA CLOSER lut ever ready 90 drop on the
ground auI ran away un .ll inut- h"i'Ns
Riley WAS seen able to h.tr what ia- mon
ygsr. saying lIe kuow the voices NJ his
rnast.r anu YOUNG master Mr. Gps-ett
oli Gr.zzle. SIS Do. was clllad-aua George.
ANA n.- rlGhtIy judged THAT tae strange
,..... rrfuzIfu- with theirs belonged tu ar.
Isn, simmons who. with o. trained pack
81 hounds .niu-tr dogs" they Wore called
-hsl himself at the service OF owners ot
Runaway negroes
Sir simmons average fee was Sl9-that
Is ra s1v when Doe was "rall'i in nfle-
but BOB special cases bis charge Was S'''
when chunk. Riley arrived within ear
Shot 81 the ground Air. Gossett was just
concluding "a protest that be- had made
aa.tfr-t the charge uf $50 which Doe had re-
Iuetautly agreed to pay for the capture az
Aaron.
..You stayed $40 my house today your
STAY Their. tonight. and maybe you % come
COME back % dinner tomorrow lhtrc 8
tbs. feeding 81 You aud your dogs lou
s..,,-t =. h.. amy account 1T that nj all.' Mr..
t;.s-.tf-- voice waS sharp ANA emphatic
MS S.fr..iu.sS made him notorious iu that
REGION. ana gave rise 90 the saying tnat
f;o-s.tt loved a dollar better than he did
his WIFI. but he was no more ashamed OF
his stineiness than De was 81 the shahhi-
ness ~ his hat
..Nut colonel" demonstrated Mr. Sim
Simmons. didn't You send for me- Didn
son saw. Glad 10 see You. simmons; walk
rfaht fn and make yourself at home" You
dId fer 81 fact" He spoke with draw
that Irritatcd thc snappy and emphatic Mr.
Gussrtt.
.Why. certainly. simmons, certainly
did I mentioned the matter 10 show YOU
that vour charges are out Of an reason in
this case. An you have 80 DO is 90 come
. here with YOUR dos iu the morning. skirt
around the place. pick zap his trail and
2 there you are
'.But colonel insisted AR Jim Simmons,
with his careless Irresistible drawl. 'ain'
7 Il a plum fact that this nigger's been In
Z the woods a months ar scech matterG
Amt il a plum fact that you've tracked
Z him and trailed him with your own dogs
amt good dogs they arr. and nm tell
anybody So. Now. what do YOU pay me
/ fnrg Fer catching the niueerP No. sirree'
. T.f. uiuccr's as good as can-bt uow-whcn
+ n comes e. that You rly NEE fer knowing
hosv a. catch him-thaJ~ wAtt Snu pay IN
Ter You send fer a., doctor he comes
and flmbl,s around little and you have
ta NAY the hil wh-tncr he kills ur cures.
You don't pay him fer killing or curing:
Won uay him fer knowing how to tumble
around It's some different with me. If
don't catch him You pay me so down. not
fer catching him. but fer knowing how to
tumble around end catch him"
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IS always ready TO fulnll her duties. Miss
Florence a. Klotz is the lady who has
branchcl OFF from the conventional high
way 90 womanhood. and promises to be-
come "A model for the whole constabulary.
from Maine To California
Miss Klotz does not so around swinging
club. because coustablcs are not sup
posed to perform that sort of duty She
was appointed 10 the position she holds
that she might act as constable for her
father. Alderman Edward Klotz. OF this
city. Her principal occupation Is the serN-
ing of papers and kindred duties that at
tach to the special officer devoted To the
service OF AN alderman Very often II
happens that individuals learn that an
aldermam's constable is looking for them
with "A paper and they find II very con-
venieut TO be absent when the constable
calls. II is q peculiar fact that the feni-
nine constable of Allegheny meets with
no such difficulties. Constable Klotz IS a
very pretty girl. and she is only IS years
old.
Like an those who have Joined the ranks
over which tho banner of new womanhood
naunts. Corst- bile klotz Is able 70 speak
fer herself when il Is Impossible 10 speak.
she has no hesitation I'm writing. for
woman IS never at loss for an eSpedent.
Here is what She has written,
ITO the Editor have never been able
10 see why woman should no; help her
self Everybody that studies the Bibl"
knows that II says the Lord helps those
Who help themselves aud what better au-
thority can anybody ASK than that2 / am
sure there is nothing said about sex in
the Bible SO far as that SIS concerned. In
the first place. 7 WAS On the road for my
father as a saleslady for his candy bust
ness. i started i'm on that line when I was
l5 years old. and naturally acquired a
large quantity of experience Ia the line
At the mystery CT human nature. ! am
naturally Of an onterprising disposition
and not very slow to make up my mind
Ian the circumstances be What they may.
cone thing I know that would beneht
tho community at large, ana that Is that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

state of the union. and in every city ard
village.
1t is making people well!
Men like these, who have won the conf
dence Of their fellow citizens iu the eight
lest affairs. and are Jealous of their repu-
tatious for sound Judgment. having ST. rch-
ed the splendid results from Iasnr'S celery
compound i'm their own families and
knowing exactly the iuVtw0rat.nE rfi oat
that any sick person may expect from this
great uerve-regUlator ana blood purifier
are among the first to unhesitatin eIy and
thankfully recommend the -cm lv To
others for the public good they may 10.
SAYS Mayor Swift: "The use OF Paime's
celery comnound I'm my family has con-
WINGED me that IL is "a mertoripus article 20
Hainc's celery compound restores t1.
nervous energy ana regulates -ac -v-teI.l.
It makes the blood pure and c1o43Ia 81
carrying an abundance OF bra IN ana nerve
clements 10 the weakened parts tnI is
thus able to permanently rid the body of
sieeplessness nervousness. neuralgia and
dyspepsia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

Hon. George b Swift. Chicaso's reform
mayor. is one Of the thousands who indorse
the one great remedy that makes people
well. where all other remedies either fail
altogether or at best simply give tempo
rary relief
Judge Powers, Congressman Meredith, Of
Virginia: CONGRESSMAN GrOut. assistant
United States Attorney John c. Capers,
Chief Postoflce Inspector NJ r. Wheeler
Congressman Bell and Neil. Lieutenant Nc
Allistcr ami many others who are fully as
careful what they recommend. have pub
ucly vouched for the marvellous power o.
Paine's celery compound to make people
wei.
These. and the thousands Of other hearty
testimonials that have recently been sent
TO the propretors Of Painc's celery com
pound. are simply an index of what this
most wonderful remedy is doing in every
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

wrong but if 1 am I'll never find 1t out in
this world. "
Plainly. Mr.. Gossett was not prepared 70
hear such u tribute as this paid 10 Addison
Abcrcrombie. and he WINGED under IT, lie
hcmmod and hawed as the saying is, and
changed his position on the fence. lie
WIS thoroughly Disguised. Now there was
no disagreement between Mr.. Gos'ctt and
Mr.. Abercrombie-no quarrel, That is to
say-hut Gossett knew that Abcrcro'nNe
regarded him with 4 feeling AKIN To con-
tempt He treasured I'm his mind a re-
mark that Abcrcrombic had male &bout
him the day he bought Aaron from the
negro Spectator. He never forgot nor
forgave it. for IL was an insiau1'on that
MIR Cassett. i'm spite OF his money and ms
thrifty ways, was not much Of a gentle
man.
on this particular subject Mr.. Gossett
was somewhat sensitive. as men are who
have doubts in their own minds as to their
standing. Mr.. Gossett had an idea that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
"As a feather is waited downward
From an eagle in his flight"

There is nothing Ike the falling OF dark
Thought: might as wei have said. Prom
a huzzari ia his flight" ana that would
have bt.n horrid. The coming OF dark
r,..s- Is 4 ia. thing and shrouds the earth
from horizon to horizon. but the falling of
= stray feather from a bird is a very little
thing little for comparison But
reckon Il IS mean to hnd fault with "a
r.,..r who wrote so many beautiful poems
1 was only rumimatiue. sometimes
change of expression brings us down sud-l
f..rfv from the sublime 10 the ridiculous
Xy.F--r.r-s last words were whispered. Il
san live hut "a young man ! knew un-
,sartoob a. repeat them and said. Boys.
I'm not dead yet, and AL the s"lennity
fis,,-,r,..-r,.d BILL ARP.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
lie Imagined The Horses Were
Right ON His Heels.

money and "prop'ty." as he called II. made
a gentleman; but il was very vague idea
and queer doubts sometimes pestered him.
1t was these doubts that made him
"touchy" on this subject
"What has this great man ever done for
you simmons" Mr. GOssett asked, with
a contemptuous snort.
Not anything, colonel. on the top of tine
green globe. l went to him once to borrow
some money, and no wanted to lend 1t to
mo without taking my note and without
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

..4 ,.,t.h ,,,s
.,. ..,-.. 1...+ 80, cnr-i-y gr.v. euonred
49, tt1 ,nt convince him.
M. f'.,,. ,,.,,... IL If al three Of
.r..fi.r.. vim ueculiar
i,.. ,t. e,s..ft smoke.
''','7'',' .... 49,, ,fter
10 ain So in"tu ''''. .'' ,7,,,f.ia tLat T
'N' M launching IN his
i....'.,... ,.,l.f l,...p The uicger at
.t t.il d.. .i"-hero his voice
'''',' .l.t.l t,,,.. "Ill ba blamed
1'.N ....t IS. ,,,....9 l.ifp ana that
=" ~. t.rt.o,i,,.- tho uigeer
e." - - O.. tIo ,,arl
.....-,. t,r.,,. dawn Ills Hghted
''' A ,..,- .,s fo cause the
'l-.. Is. .ti .7fr...ff,,e a cigar was
9l''i - 81 i..,,.,,. =, Air simmons. and
=" 'i'' ....,, .rft
"1 ,t.....r.,,,,i,i. berboriu- 81 Mig
-. .,.Ilirr.i Ar. simmons "Why Colo
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

Editor Coastltuuon-The Weekly ConstI-
tuition received.
nave Tor years read an occasional copy
OF The Constitution bar am frank 10 say
the paper is far beyond my expectation.
And then It is democratic. not democratic
republican. not democratic-Nch inleyism:
not political persouace with a short
democratic given name and republican
surname Bu. true. loyal. democratic 70
the core. I wish ii was i'm every family IN
this state The Courier Journal taught
us a whole lot OF politics but they have
took il all back and tells us that every
body is a fool or anarchist that IS not OF
the same opinion. No true democrat should
patrOnize any such paper.
l hope The Constitution may live and
prosper and continue to preach unadul-
terated democracy and the toiiing masses
of this nation that are struggling under
the yoke of oppression viii hold up your
hands while you defend our cause Your
truly. CHARLES i. WHITE
Climax, Tex, February 6. 1891.
Young men or old should not fail TO read
Thomas Siater's article. headed He SENDS
1t Free, en- page g. i
See advertisement of Wilson's Ear Drum
IN last issue 49, - - - =
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
-1''III' II''O IT
m rnilrnaa whicn common.


, aa is a vital part of the through lin
of the Southern railway, which is now !
giving the people Of a large part of
the south such a satisfactory mail and
passenger service.
The naked proposition is somewhat
staggering 1t is proposition en- the
face OF it, to revoke q lease deliberately
and legally made by the state as
stockholder. and by the directors and
individual stockholders, to another rail-
wey. the condition being the guaran-
tced payment Of z per cent interest on
the stock OF the North Carolina Rail-
road Company. This lease was effected
by the unanimous action Of the board
Of directors of the North Carolina rail-
road, with the unanimous approval Of
it's stockholders The state itself voted
for the lease through its legally appoint
ed proxy and through the directors APP
pointed by the state.
This was in 1895. Since that time
the Southern railway which leased the
North Carolina railroad not fer the
purpose of destroying competition, but
for the purpose of ESTABLISHING a trunk
line for its system, has paid large sums
to the state on its contract, and has OK
pended large sums in the erection of
permanent improvements. Our IN
standing is that the lease is not y
tract with the state though the M
is party to it, by reason of w
that it is q large shareholder
C",oIina railr0"'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

charm. NY sympathy for love and lovers
Is still alive and glowing and my soul Is
thrilled with ecstacy when | read how he
won his bright and beauteous bride.
That poem and Goldsmith's Hermit
committed TO memory more than half a
century ago and / dearly love TO recall
them.
For solemn. serious meditation on the
vanity az earthly things there Is no poem
equal to Gray's "Elegy."
For homo and heart Burns leads al in
tenderness.
For exquisite pathos that appeals 10 our
charity and our pity there Is nothing IN
the English language 50 affecting as
Hoods song OF the Shirt"
Somehow / have no taste for poetry
that has 10 strain for language or that
has To- hunt the dictionary Tor unusual
or uncommon words. such As alden. gioain-
ing sheen. etc. Nor Tor poetry that has
10 strain for rhymes. IL reminds me OF
the freshman's hrst effort;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
Daddy built "A well sweep.
The wind blew il down sheep"


The rhyme should be as natural as the
sentiment ,
All at our best hymns have been handed
down a. uS from famous English authors.
With but "a few exceptions there have been
nome written within the century Ild
ines. old authors exhaust the Held or has
ill.,. spirit III sacred poetry departedf Who
writes 4 hymp now But even some Of
th.s,. old popular English hymns are quite
Faulty or unfortunate In expression. " men
I US 4 boy / used 10 hear Come thou
folsut OF every blessing sung very often
IN our church and I got the idea into my
head that angels tongues were made OF
ire for the hymn says, sung by
flarniug tongues above" j did not Ike
thai nor do like IL Yet. That kind OF
music is a little too hot for mortat5 10
.f5sg,r,.,.i.sts and adds nothing 10 the at
tr..cttven.ss Of heaven.
reckon l am hyp,rcriticl about such
things. but ! can't help H. When tho
sfmiies in verse are unnatural they distress
me As much as ! admire Iongfvllow j
have never been rcconcilcd 10 the lines;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22
A BONNETED BhILIFF
Will Undoubtedly Be the Newest Sort
Of New WOMan.
a CONSTABLE IN CRlNOLlNE
Pretty Young Girl in Pennsylvania
Proposes to Prove that Women
Are Natural Officials.

Allegheny. Ia. February H.-tSpocial
CorrospondenceD-A young woman in this
town has found a new vocation She has
become a constable. Just much au-
thority is hcrs as any man could have I'm
a similar position. and what IS more. she
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

There IS more cafarrh in this section OF
H.. country than all ohtrr diseases pul '"-
r.r-sr ANA until The lasf i'W years was
erlr,r.o-.I fo l. iucurs.hlc. For o Ertai many
year. doctors pronounced Dr. a local "is
.s.a and prescribed local remedies. ami hy
CONSTANTLY falling to cure with local treat
meut. pronounced o. lncurahie. Science l'iS
proven catarrh 20 he con~iiiainhal is
ease. and therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls catarrh cure. nanuiac-
tur..I hV T.. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. 90
IS the. only constitutional cure ON inc mar
tef n IS taken internally iu DOSES from ln
.lr.sf.- o. "a ttaSVouufuL IL acts difectiF
nn Tho blood ami mucous surfaces ~ The
system They offer one hundred dollars TOT
any case ID fails 90 cure. send Tor clfcu-
Iarss ANA testimonials Alrics-
r. j. CHENEY ~ CO. Toledo. o,
SOLD hy truGeiSts. s5c-
Halls Family pills are the hest
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COUGHS AND UOARsENESS.- ir-
ritauon which induces coughing immediate
ly relieved by use of "Erowu's Bronchial
Troches." Sold only in boxes
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-22

washington February I5.-The issue OF
standard silver dollars from the minis and
treasury offices for tho week ended fehru-
,..is,,.- ,..riad last year was S2taol4. the
ehfr,ulrut 81 fractional silver coin from fen-
v,...r,- ~ fn th. 1874 aggregated SSl2.-i9.
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THREE MILLION DOLLARS SHORT
Seven and a Half Months Show Short
noe of sA7. 900. OOo.

Washington. February ls-Ihe treasury
deficiency for the first half of February IS
q ~ -. and for the seven and hait
months ~ the current fiscal year 10 date
S87.7Is3.o.
The money OF all kinds In the treasury
available FOR current use Is stated as S-lo.-
eaea Of which Sli6ooae1. including the
slasea.e.a gold reserve. Is gold S2o.o".on
silver certificates. SliWoe0 United States
notes AMI Ss.u8e.l Of miscellaneous funds
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
Su 9aniitcl Sctttcr.

9aar Sbtnmaii4m men isriic @lrq Wrrt Vda Crs
ieite Sie5Cr { 0reppen. iau ben 0pfe tei az isrHs
men Or ben en- laHmei Settler. CT ben hgagoUatitt
at iaa Suat mcN. oui bette. na1r oH mgIicr be irt.
ne Sttng al oerRc p~iuaati1c WcmCifpialr. on an.
ialo ben meb 0oiietierS RdUcbticg Ten OFT bitus
breUsn paa btuai % maaiic Tor 5rsmtocu iabe oa
~uautaitst % / ircoelis 9~sHobclit AZ on Rcigurs.
8heumd iSnsu lCoiaass aliie AZ 5ars. bUio ben iaar
fat 6OIoepnu { ben bar gang II! at auaribs pisr'ri.
SGeoanisU's bar oei noact al afert meo l0rot
net Stnrerus Stt ~ bet. at 9'nrfrne. Datf it for
met SriiUmbeb Oee SitieyeHs Raau,rtptua. oil, ro.
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5aHIiismsniriu mob 5pspepR. @ilosina5. ogute.
pine % 6Ortuppslie lSrbl
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
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manaffcr

biorDrsr fra asiDrien. &c beitaar
al / 2ob:IiOrm Opitlacoe Oteooetelicr
on aarsticsrne o. ON 6immeusQcs
mrrucs SepGaelirr. I'll en- ris @rac
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iom man I ccn icncrt 3io bar ligot
pou. ~5orrcten", 9sr CIT bsrgmi
6asmouo, %"finoes Der oaiao m0e / Osn
tIasiiiie 2iterntur Striiter. Tom man
tunNe t.nreaue ~ almouatternc, %
1nbeler al bette Slags bar ir1 GAM
mel 9io al u1rct / BRIG los 6ioucr,
arabrre, GtrIfre % Iprfcrt".
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09

gdnten babe isID ~iortdlt MIG BET.
Dstte er BET o~utreiie Sdmis nog'niinos
bar 9iort. o. iamen sr bet oct Iiitiqits
geordgeri, ieg nOgcntnoe bar bort ON
/ 0rumto6tp."
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
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suffer Elaos ior ct glnr % of arbcIoe BIZ
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