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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
rrIRrs AEANpnNEb.

London, May "a dispatch
to the Daily Chronicle from
Patras says the Greeks have
now withdrawn from Epirus,
the last having crossed the
bridge into Arta on Monday.
Arta is being put into a state OF
defense and the Turks are
awaiting the arrival of artillery
before assaulting it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

Unconditional surrender is the
only terms those famous little pills
known as DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers will make with constipation sick
headache and stomach troubles.
City Drug Store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

cussed mediation by the pow
ers between Turkey and Greece.
The ear has informed the sui
tan of the dispatch of an ambu
lance corps of surgeons, Red
Cross nurses and 500 beds for
the Turkish wornded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

The kingstonia Is the leading
D. cigar of the city. Coleman
4 LINN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
WARNING ORDER

In the United States court in the In
dian Territory, Southern District
4. r. Brown, plaintiff,
vs..
j b. Hinton ct al. defendant.
The defendants, J. b. Hinton,
J. X. Cummings, VIII Virgins ~
warned TO appear In this court IN
thirty days and answer 20 the com
plant Of the plaintiff, A. K. Brown,
Witness the Hon. Constantine b-
Kilgore, Judge Of said court, and tne
seal thereof this 18th day OF Aprhs
1897.
Joseph W. PHILLIPS. Clerk
Johnsou. Cruce & Cree. attorneys
Geo. q. Gaines, attorney for nom
resident. alo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

A new bicycle. cheap for
cash; will trade for buggy or
cattle. Apply j. j. Stolfa, at
Parker's jewelry store. Off
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
vAssos 49, FRoM cRErE.

Athens. May 9.-Col. NaSsos
has just arrived from Crete.
Ii is believed that an armis-
tice of a fortnight between
Greece and Turkey will bc
agreed upon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
DISCUSS MEDIATION.

Constantinople, May 9.-The
ambassadors met today and dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

Persoual.-The gentleman who an
moved the congregation last Sunday
BY continually coughing Will find in
stant relief by using One Minute
Cough Cure, speedy and harmless
Citv Drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
We are leaders IN wall paper
COLEMAN x LINN.
That New Judge ship.

Washington, May S.-The
conference over the Indian ap-
Jropliaton bill resulted in an
agreement that there should be
another judge appointed III the
Indian Territory.
Mr.. Campbell OF Ardmore,
who has been prominently men,
toned as the probable successor
of Judge kilgore when the time
of the latter expires, is a candi-
date for this newly created po-
sitiOn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10

Cascarets stimulate liver. kid
neys and bowels. Never sieken
weaken or gripe: Zoe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-05-10
VELESTINO FALLS,
And with ~ the Turkish Armies Have
the Entire Province of Thessaiy.
The Creeks Leaving Crete.

London, May 9.-The news
from the seat of war is still
somewhat confusing rs to the
exact condition of the Greeks;
but it appears certain that Gen.
Smolenski at Almyros and Do
mokos is not in a geograph-
ically strong position.
The Turks have full control
of the road leading from Thes-
sally TO the valley of Spherchios I
and Lamia 10y the Mochiuka .
pass, while no obstacle exists
I to prevent them advancing by
Turka pass and cutting off all
communication with Domokos
and Lamia. At no point dur
ing the retreat of the Greeks
from Pharsala on Wednesday
was there anything like a rout,
although the ranks were NOW
ed by Turkish grapnel. The
Turkish lines advanced quietly
and irresistably, the gaps clos
ing up instantly, rs if the men
were not only Indifferent, but
actually unconscious of the
fire.
The Greek wounded who were
found mt Pharsala said that the
Greeks hardly made n pause af-
ter entering the town, the re-
. treat beginning almost immedi-
ately. They left behind them
great quantities OF ammunition,
but they took their field guns.
. The retreat was not the result of
general plan, for the position
, could not have been carried
without enormous loss. There
, fore, their sudden retreat must
have been due to the fact that
: the troops could no longer be
trusted To fight even for the
strongest position. Real sol
diers would not have quilted
: the Greek positions on the hills
! without a terrible resistance.
e The Greek loss is estimated
+ at 80. The streets of Pharsal'
are now full Of Turkish soldier.
. chatting gaily and drinking
eagerly at the wells. The al
joining villages are deserted
except 10y old men, who hav,
= taken refuge in the churches.
u TELEGRAM FROM EDHEM PASHA
e Washington, Nav 9. TT Til,
e Turkish legation has receive,
the following cablegram from
2, Constantinople:
l. "Edhem Pasha, who is nov
II at Velestino, telegraphs unde
le date of Saturday that the Brit
/ ish and French consuls of Vol
D. called upon him this evening il
order to state in their owi
.o names and those of their CO.
rs leagues, that the Greek troop
=, had evacuated the place afte
s. having released the convict
and they requested him to sen
,o at once forces to occupy tn
m town and secure the public ol
der and safety. Ten battalion
therefore sent for that purpos
is to Volo entered and occupie
e. the city.
IN GREEK TROOPS TO LEAVE CRETl
81 Athens, May 9.-The govern
.er ment has informed the minister
m OF the powers verbally that 10
or lowing the recall from Crete I
us Col. Vassar. twenty-five office
De and two companies of sapier
ar the gradual withdrawal
NO troops from that island will tai
place. After n brief delay Il
powers will offer to media
~, between Greece and Turke
~ ~. The powers will insist. howeve
/, = that Greece shall confide h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
Toar GO California.

The next California toul al the re""sfi-
gaula Railroad viii leave Now Nas aud
fhiiade4 hia lay special train ot rallmau pa
ace cass February "a, visiting ii1e Ala l"'uth
: ave ana stopping at New Orleans iunng tho
AiNTdi Gras Carnival. -Four weeks viii be
allowed GA the Pacific Coast. aud two dag
will he spent ga the return Irlp al Colorado
spriugs and che tialdeu ut tho Gods stops
wall alsn ue .uado at salt Lake City, DeUyet
aud Ou,aha Tickets, Including railroad
transportation Pullman accommodations ,ono
douhlo hetthl meals ga route carriagedfyes
AID hotal accom- uodatlons going aud 10 urn.
lag, aud transportation IA California M'li he
sold at The rate Ut Tbao tIom all statious GA
tho fenusy wanna railroad System e,sl 81
Z LiahnrE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
foN ALnNANnNlA.

Leave Washington, from the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue aud li'. street. mooh
days Il Az, Ca 80 (oAploaa), = 90 > 80
,oXpross) . 90, . 40 1000 (eNpreas), l 90
and / 10 a. IN aud ~ % (ospfesai ~ 80
/ Ia, / 10, = "a (oApresa), = 40. j 10, i 90
lo4pIess), 4 Ia, / Ia (eNpfcss), . 90, . 20
,oX ptessl = 40, ii % (eNpress), Il 20. Z co.
= 90, . 90 10 90 II 20 aud | 80 u. III.
Sundays y 90, o 90, 10 90 aud II 90
a. ~. aud = % III. aud / Ia, . %, i 80,
4 10 3 90, Ii o., 90, 500. . 90, 10 90 aud
/ 20 T.. ~.
Leave Alexandria tor Mount Vernon aud
Way stations, daily except sunday, nj IL,
40 80 il in. aud ~ 50. = 80 aud / Is
% III Leave Alexandria ioT Mount Vernon
sundays only at IL and 1 / 30 a m. aud
4 A.; y. IA Leave Mount Vernon daily at
z 40 a m aud - A. : AZ, A 20 aud . 80
|, M SUNDAY only ri 40 II, M. aud II 20
and . 10 y IL.
Hourly trains nom Arlington Junction 4"
Arlington aud kosslSn.
Baggage carried aud checked at King aud
Royal streets. Alexandria, aud l@ts aud
rounsyiva Avenuo. Washington, free. Iii
cycle, carried "a cents each
Communication tiuke ts ale sold al the offices
ot tho Ait. Vornon RAILROAD at the following
rates:
rare. Alexandria to Washington, q cents;
rouud. trip 20 cents. Communication rates {;
Quarterly tickets, Si35t;; monthly tiekots,
~ TO; school tickets $50 family trip
tickets, 50 70, package tickets, 10 cents
"a T.. ABBOT. csc l.. ttitLLtrs,
Geueral Manager (enetAl Passenger Ast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
tlorida Win,et Service.

The Southern Railway announces Jhe go
sumption al sha b.uaus Nav Work aod
+ orida hmitod az January IL I his traiu
Is composed OF pullmaus M.est improved
compartment paIs, dining cas- drawing room
aieopiug t4ls aud library observation cats
eayjug Washington daily, except sunday AZ
u,2o y Ia, ruuuius solid Though t. ss,-
ysuuah Jacksonville aud ST Augustine VIA
tYuohburg Charlotte aud Columbia roach
tng SAy,,l nah al l1:2O 3. u jacksonville
at $50 y. ~ sud ST Augustine at 4:ao y. IN
the ueNt day THIS srsia Is in addition e.
tho regular daily Glaited trains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
Alexsnaria 4azeffe
HELEN KELLER.
qhs mapnsr ~ Which She We fsog''t
u Speal> AID 10 head speech.


u speaI, AID 10 head speech.
Helen Keller is a household name
both IN America and foreign Lands
she Is ollnd as wei Us deaf That
the walls Of silence and darkness
winch shut Der from the world have
been broken dowA, that her soul has
been set free and the seal Of silence
taken from her bps. seems n1lfaen-
lous u those who know not 10" ii
was done The limits ot This article
viii permit only the brlefest out
llue of her story.
Rendered both deaf aud bi1hd "a
10 months by severe illness, she
PASSED The FIRST seven years Of her
ilfe IN silence, darkness ana lgno
rance Who could have suspected The
exquisite soul imprisoned IN that
mute and darkened bodyt q bright
patient loving Woman came, and
lie miracle began
There was only one possible ave
nue. If approach " The beieagnefed
soul The sense If touch remained
ana 81 tAat the teacher. Miss Annie
II sullivan, addressed her efforts
Through finger spelling The ehild Al
length obtained the idea Of Ian
QuaQe. ana WIN this key other doors
could be- unlocked Having natural
~ hne mind, she learned rapidly
when onee started and developed a
phenomenal memory
@hiieHeien received information
only through spelling ANA IN limited
amount she geyer forgot 70 teil
her something vas like writing II
in book. When you wished The
fact again months on even years all
erward you had only 10 ask for 1t.
lslt later, aa sl.s began 10 read books.
to meet more people ana to receive
impressions through more channels
aud II! larger numbers. her memory
ceased H. be 80 absolutely reliable.
Unlil sic was II years Of age her
only means II communication Was
by finger spelling Then. at hefoFm
urgent request. she was gwen Is
sons IL speech by Miss Fuller, pfin
Gipai Of Tie Horace Mann school
Tie raIidily with which she acqulr-
cd the ability 10 speak was ahpreee-
dented She soon abandoned Ilnecf
spelling as means Of expression
and LA. ever since used speech alone.
Bat others still had H. coiHmiml-
cate with her by then fingers she
then expressed ii strong wish Ia
learn 10 road The lips by touching
them with her fingers l'"i The pun
pose Of attempting this difficult task
and t. gel special training III speech
she came 10 lie Wright liunas"h
school III New iork city During
the two years tlial she remained
Here she Succeeded III acquiring The
poFor0f understanding people when
they spoke Ia her, and at The same
Time pursued regular COURSES Of
study In arithmetic, history. piyel
cal geography, French and German
She las read much ur the best iitei'-
at,ue ana Is very Intelligent on the
topics Of the day iier own speech
Ia now oAccllent and she has enter
"a girls school III Camhidge
Mass where she Is taking course
preparatory for Radcliffe college
When heing apoben to, she places
her inte4 tnger Lightly upon Ii,o
lips. While tho olhor fingers rest
upon the ohael. Iho mi'idie one
touchiug the nose Her thumb is
upon tho l;ugnA. Thisroslti"l gives
her the greatest possible lnt"rma-
ton concerning the clements Of
which speech is composed John
button Wright Iii Century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06

For tho benefit ut those who desire to at
taud tbs oeremouias meldont 10 the iuousu-
cation at President elect Moh miey, the Pom
sylysuia Railroad Company "'ll sell eNeur
sion tickets to Washinl ton March =, 8 aud
i valid - geturu irom Mach 4 to >, al the
following rates. from Philadelphia, % 40
Harrisburg 5000 WILMINGTON, pa "a Gal.
ttInure, 81 90 aud trn.n alt olher statiot,s 81,
the Pennsylvania ~ stoia al reducAd rates
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Nunr 10 llnriaa

Tho next sonusyiy auta Haigroad tour 70
jacksonville allowing two weeks in Sioud4,
Viii leave New York aud Pailadelphia Feb.
lu4y 8 Exclusion Tickets, including raft
way transportation pullman Accommodate $
(one besth\, aud meAis ca route ia both a.
rection while travelling on the special tram,
viii be old $40 trom New York, aud pro,
portionate rates NON othsr points. For other
information apply 10 ticket agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
LEO IL AoTfCEs.

ItOaNfssl1EEAe CFFIrE, ~ King
\ j street. hlelaHdra, Virginia. JaDdaiJ
70 l. 1881.
IA taljs,i = carr Tie Southern lmajfia-
tjo, taIdsra Iiile COMPANY. Jamss Ser
Wjijiso, 4 ,ls,R g. Is G1cun. renmsn ifeck-
NIL, w. G1.sig a4d fbamas + Grassy,
Le, husband ehsH4f.etuIeIs locoIi IUb.
ij.JI,g C,1.pAly Of a!tinafe city i ,aIpoIa-
rjou a,1 (t,..ras Fl,et aud iMward No
GjI.i.y. fi.e last w. .sIt.els tladiae a. Fler
3f.Gisi. - a., T. iEr. rn,dli.t, al .,iG
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RAILROADS.
u N n S VI V A n | 4
J. RAILROAD.
III efect J4nuaIy 1sth, 1886.
TRAINS LEAVE hLEXAFDRIA.

-.
For WASHINGTON u; = GJs I'd 10 20 /. u :.
3 70. T 10 aud 1G 81 =. ii. week days
Sundays Z u SDc 10 70 L. n, 7 ~ and
10 81 r. u
For RICHMOND snG tbe South Atlantic Coasi
line Express-4 IL s u sDd q 7. II.
eliiy. fol Richmond only J ]" ".
week Gays AIlsuI& special va hiehm9Ic
and see boz 3 Air Lire . IS J, ~. day
Aoeonaocstiou ~. QgsDtio0 9 " E ID.
daiy. and I So p y. "-ek d&ss
TRAINS IEAEE WAsElHGfCG
sT4gIjE COGNFE or Sixth AbD L
sJK%FJS.
Foc 4 lexsndda 30 7 IS sn9 ~ 81 4. ".
346 ; "a nd : n = u Suncay ~
and 745 E II and :; 4 5 and : 40P
TO = II Week Days. FirTeECKG NJ
pays. -Psrlo. ald Dining Cas-. HAMS
10 81 & 81 PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
YoIl0an :lee9ing Dining, smoking 40
Observation Gsss harrisburg " CaJc4gC
Cjucinusu !ndi4ns <J.iS, x. ,<ou's cieYy
lad 1no Toledo lytet ParlpJ ca " h>'
lsbgIz.
iG.59 5. d. RteT LINZ Pullman Epbe'
JarloI Ca 20 Harrisburg baiiel Faf!oi
Car Harrisburg 70 F.ttsDuf2
40 F.N. CHICAGO ANB ST. L9tIs ~
PRESS pullman I.uTel 'aFiof ca y iiaf-
rIslgr2 sleeping and Dining Cars Harms
burg " 81 LOUIS. Cincinnati, isDulsgjll'
sud Chic&go.
7Iap u. WEsTGRE EXPRESS -ruilIAaf
y. epiay G45s " CnicA2o and Harrisburg /,
Ge,el4nd Dining Car " CEicagO
7.lO / "a. SOETUWESIEl1H EEFhEs;.s-
pullman Sleeping Cars Washington IT,
PillsL Z and harrisburg 10 ST. Lpois an
Cincinnati. Dining Car
900 + b. PACIFIC EXfEK5s> i'uilm&i
aieepiHa Gar u J9ttsbnrg
7.50 4 81 fof Kane CaHandaigua Itoche=te
ana Mayors Fails daily ozcept sunday
lG.6o l. n. fos Elm.I@ ~a1 keno"a
1aily. except Sunday. Far L9cA HaYer
wock days ana Wilism2poh sunday
$40 T. 3D.
$40 +. n. fof Wiihanspor, Rochester ill p
10 aud Niagara isis daily ezcept al -
day Win Sleeping Cai Washington o
Suspension Bridge va lhiai@
1910 t. N for Enc CaDandaigDa, li6chestei,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls dailg aieei"hg
Gsi Washington " Eiinlri,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK hhI
TIE EAST
400 i. b. "COHGkEoblOhAL LlMli!!''
daily, Ill i-i.1I Cars, with Dining IA iron
i.alUmGTe.
Regular al 90 Dining cafi 90, 3p0
20 % DINING CarJ, and =. 90 tDinns
." 1d ,'' neG rn1,i s,.n = 4g I. =.
-. s, "" 70n cnio.nr Ca,4 500.
nI, i, ,n Ir;,.;.' "a finn,
vj,,,'';,',,.a n IrIG 3lE 20
n "s'm''" ~ tI ~1 md ~ RS = Il Fo, PM
s.i..,';. o,,Iy e., FYure.. 7 6uA Ii
uairl''" ds oa.'' frntess r. Il = b. woel
49,. ~ and 40 - N daily
M, IT,, I'm, ,.,,.,,,,e = 40, N v.el
~, '''I .. - =. -
nays, anu - 81 49, .i.i.,..
J. OF hllhhtit tIty wa bSI"""'N - ~ ling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
SXyASnlNdTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD.
ron WAstilNaT0N

Leave Alexandria, corner King nni Royal
streets. ,so alols at King aud Washington,
King and Payne slfoois, aud King ana Sp,ins
ralb, week days. AT 3 90, Il -, Il 80, p! 20
toxpres,j, 2 Al (eSpress) q 90. y 20 ,oApiea7'
. 90 8 30, 10 90, / 90 aud 1 10 a IN.
aud = -, / Oh (eXpross, 10. = 90 = 10,
3 Oh (oApro4s). i 90, / 20, 1 40 (e'r,esss
4 Az. Il ~ (oxrross). . 10. Il 10, 90. Ia
(oA press . 90. . 90 10 Go aud | 90 T. III.
hundays q 90 Il Ia. ooand 10 90 aud
II GO a. IN. IL 20, Of, . 90. 500, -,
. 10. go. TO. y CO. 900. 1000 and
If 90 a. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06
MEETINGS.

rNaERE Witt BE HELD at tbe ottice OF
Mc Leonard Marhury, 2l2 King sueet,
AIoNaudra Va tbs regular annual mestug
OF tho stock holders Of THE CAIRO AtARi-
MINT II q. l. COMPANY on FEBRUARY
18TH. 1897, al / O'Clock IN
tebl ia 4. +. SCHNEIDER.
rCHE AN UAl MEETING OF tae stock.
4 holders al tho WASHINGTON, ALIEN
ANpRlA AND MOUNT VERNON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY vii! DO held al their
ltive, III south Fairfax street Alex
audris, Va. ON MONDAY, tho 9Th day OF
Fetuuary, la9., AT l2.5Cp IN, VI which
tipAe an election vail 10 heli tor uillcer3 aud
directors t. sorVo for tho ensuing year
T. X RIPPLE
lauSO TT Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-06

NlfdiNiA. ia tho Clerks Ciico OF TIC
v Corporation tu0rI al tho city al AleXan-
dria, ga tbs oth day OF January, 1907.
Margaret LuUise Dickinson who ahes lay
,ioorse i"nes, hef noAi irleud Va James
1t. dickinson
Mamu he object al this suit Is to chain
IL doc.oo Of divorce from Ito bonds ot MART
1nouy.
II appearing hy au affidavit died IN Ibis
CAUSE that tho doiendaa'. James ii Dirl,
iuson, Is ~ NONRESIDENT ct This state il
Is ordered, thal said defendant appear here
within titteon day tttut duo publication ct
this ocde, and no what ID oooessalS 10 protect
hls tnterost Ia this suit aud tiiAt Il uopy OF
his order los forthwith, lusutted in Tie Alex
Andrla Gazette, "a newspaper pub tshed III tho
city Alexandria, once weoh Tor iour success
stVo weeks aud posted altho front door If the
Count House OF ttjs city \ copy festo:
JOHN y. REACH, CiorS
BY J. t. CALLAHAN, II G.
iames L Cation, r.q janii m-iw
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Gcits.
a!fh II 4,ttS.
TEIABHIHGTON STEAMBOAT D'iI-
~ lAhY CLiMiTED.l
GERRY SCHEDULE


On ana after October 7th. 1896, and nrl
further notice The following ferry schedule
viii be- ~ force.
Les,e Alexandra. foot Of King street AT
oO, 30 30, . 30, 10 30 AMI ] ! 20
a IA. ~ 30 30, 2 30. 30, 30 30
anG O 80 r. IA.
Leave Washington, foot of Seventh street,
at 30 30 . -, . 30, 10 30 and ! 30,
u IA, II 20, 80. = 80 30. 30, b 30
nnG Il 30 p.
n t. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
. 30 ii. III.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGA-STE ~
FIX WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days ut z 90 H. IN, and Alexandria nj n
IL ~, for landings an far M Nomini and On
Wednesdays and Snlnrdnya nj same hourn i"f
~. Clements Bay and Leonardt0wn.
g. W. RIDLEY, Ge:oral Manage
JOHN Is. rAD,hsl1 agent
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ysNHg ANNUAL MEETING Of tho stock
4 holdsgs Of the MOI NJ y GRNON CON
SIRUCrlON COMPANY NIL he held al
their ottice III south Eailtax street, a OK
audria, Va, GA MONDAY. tbs Sth day oi
February, lS97, at l1Sp q IA, at whi h
tilue au election viii &c held toi directors 10
serve Tor tho ensuing year,
JAMES ). SMART, Secretary
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