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The morning news., 1897-08-29
YIN. C. AS WIN FROM GUYTON.
CHATHAM OUTPLAYED EFFINGHAM
an EVERY POINT.

Kings Good showing in the Box for
the y. VI. {. A. the Feature of the
Game-Heuvy stick work by Sn-
yannRh-Harper in His Old-Time
FOrm-GuytOn's Fielding of the
Ragged Sort-A Good Crowd Wit
messed the Game.
The Y. NJ c.. A base ball
team won an easy victory from Guyton
at c. l. A. park yesterday afternoon. Not
until the seventh inning were the Emng-
hamites in the game at all, but in that
inning they got two hits and with the as
sistance Of some bad playing on the part
Of the Y. NJ. c. 4. they scored four runs.
The game was amusing 10 the spectators
most Of whom attended because of an
interest felt i'm the teams and the players
more than anything else-but it could not
be called an interesting exhibition. The
Savannah boys played fairly good game
Of bah, but with the exception Of a few
players, the Guyton boys are anything
but ball players Some of them appeared
to be afraid Of the ball when they went
to bat and used the willow like school
boys.
The scorer failed to keep account Of the
errors. but it must not be supposed that
both teams played an errorless game
Whether they were too numerous to keep
track Of, or something else, can only be
told by the scorer.
King was in the box for the Y. ". c. A.
and he proved 20 be a prize package. His
work was a surprise to even his own men.
Il was his first time against a big team
and he was only down to pitch few in
nings, but he kept the Guyton batsmen so
well in hand that he pitched the entire
game. The backstop work of Charlton
was excellent.
Harper at second had the honors of the
infeld. He was In his old-tlme form and
made several Of those one-handed stops
for which he is famous. He is credited
with seven put-outs and three assists The
association boys hit Nell freely, but had
the Guyton pitcher had good support many
balls which counted as hits would have
been felded Nell was miserably support
ed but pitched a good steady game. San
dy Nell, at short and LeClaire, at sec
ohut uiu SOoQ luuelu WOfk Tor GuytOn.
Nell played all around his territory, while
his stick work was away up. He got four
hits. with a total of six bases.
The y NJ. G.. A. scored two runs in
the first inning was goose-egged in the
second, but got four more scores in the
third. Guyton did not score until the
third inning, when they made one run.
The score was then to /. in Savannah 8
favor. Neither team scored in the
fourth The Y NJ. G.. A. got two in the
fifth and Guyton made one Savannah
got a man on base in the sixth but could
not score. Guyton got another run in
this inning. and the score was now to g.
Savannah added three runs to its score
in the seventh and Guyton piled up four
The eighth was a skunk for the Y. NJ
G. A., but Guyton scored one more,
bringing their total up TO eight Savan-
nah scored one run in the last inning
Guyton got man on base in the ninth,
but with one out and a fly to the outfield.
he was doubled at second and the game
ended.
The score follows:
The morning news., 1897-08-29
We Say Again, "Better Be Sure Than
Sorry

The recent failure of one Of the largest
assessment insurance companies in the
United States should be an object les
son to those, who are depending on this
class of insurance. Why experiment, or
put any reliance in a company on the
assessment or natural premium plan (as
they now call it. and which Is a mis-no-
mer) simply because it is cheaper. The
chances are it will prove doubtful econ
omy, unless you die young. The better
plan is to be safely insured, pay the prop
er price, investigate, examine carefully,
you will be amply repaid for the time you
devote to the subject. We will be glad
to submit a sample policy and fun in
formation, also extracts from the famous
Massachusetts, insurance laws which do
more to protect policy-holders, in old
line companies, than the laws of any 9TH
er state. The laws have no control over
assessment companies, but they do pro-
tect your interest in genuine old line in
surance. Harty & Apple, agents, Savan-
nah, Ga.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
wind by Fans only.

Wind is a good thing in a bellows. but
it is OF little Importance in a restaurant.
People want substantial things and don't
care a cent for shadows and statements.
The policy OF the Halligan restaurant has
been to avoid windy statements, and let
the guest determine what is what. The
Haligan restaurant always has the first
of everything. rice birds and all other
delicacies. included and you can always
depend upon receiving just what you call
for. Our rice birds are
as fine as silk, and we
have them cooked right up to the queens
taste. We are always first and always
best. This you will find out to be so IL
you will investigate
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Positions RusInenn.

The influence of Richmond's Business
College in the business community and its
reputation for thorough work enables IL
to help a large number of graduates to
desirable positions.
The institution is in constant receipt Of
applications for thoroughly prepared
young men and women.
These application increase in number
year by year as the school grows larger
and business men find the graduates IL
recommends to be competent. These CON
ditons 1t is the purpose Of the institution
10 maintain and improve as far as NAV
be possible. Send for catalogue, or 'pbone
576. Riehmonds Business College, oppo-
site postofiice.--ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
HAvANNs GROwING DEATH RATE.
DIR. w. F. Brunner's Report to the
Surgeon General.


Surgeon General.
In his report to Surgeon General Wy
man for the week ended Saturday Aug 2l,
DR.. w. F. Drummer, sanitary inspector for
the marine hospital service at Havana,
says:
''The death from all causes are increas-
ing rapidly each week The deaths from
yellow fever show a slight increase over
the preceding week. OF the twenty-seven
deaths from this cause twenty-five oc-
CURED among the Spanish soldiers and
sailors. While comparatively few cases
are reported as occurring among the crews
of war vessels, IL is noticed that the larg-
est man-of-war here has been removed
from the Havana side of the harbor to a
point in the open bay considered TO be
the fartheSt from infection. It has been
the policy of the Spanish government in
the last few weeks not to send sick sol
diers here from all parts of the island as
had been done formerly and this, in a
measure, accounts for the decrease of
cases. Convalescents among the soldiers
are being removed rapidly to Spain Re
cruitS are not coming over to take their
places, and il is probable that there will
be less of yellow fever during the follow
ing months than for the cores Donding
time during the past two years. The
weather conditions are most unfavora BILE
intense heat during the greater part Of the
day, followed by heavy rains, which now
fail to cool the atmosphere"
The morning news., 1897-08-29
A BIG SURPRISE SPRUNG.
Some Folks Plans Knocked out

Some Folks Plans Knocked Out.
That's an old couplet that tells us that,
THE best laid plans of mice and men
Aft gang anglee,"
But its fitness and application is a con-
tinuous tribute to the authors reflective
faculty. For instance, just as lots of folks
had concluded to try and finish out the
summer with well-worn wardrobes, B. H.
Levy & Bro. spring a sale on the town
that knocks out even the economical
mans plans. and enables all TO dress as
well at the end of the season as at its be-
ginning, with a good start left for next
summer. Reference is had to the great
half price sale" of crash and linen suits
begun yesterday and TO continue this
week, with values that compel sales and
please customers. Levy's announcements
elsewhere in this mornings News tell the
fascinating story in detail-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
coLoRED TRoors' TRm.
The battalion Ca Leave for Coiumbin
Next sunday Might.

The members OF the colored military OF
tho city are much oulhuscd over the trip
that VIII bc made 60 Columbia. s. c.. next
sunday n.pht The battalion viii go with
fu.l rnkf. ana VIII b. accompanied by tho
Geors.n Arui,ry a large body ~ civil
iana. also. viii take advantage OF the
cnoap atp and go on the tup
1He mNltAry of Columbia have nranarea
for Uf reception of hr battalion Tharf
$500 hf lffr parade ah..h VIII ha a..
frhfd bf Ailt Drn. Watts ana ha as-
HHiauI hfi.r thr parade there NII hs
nrr.t sho0fnF arIs Hnd tkrmfh .hs9,.
lnE IrI I HH.IIn HF fIr HriIIIsl.
fHi lrttfffuF HHH Ia.frI fhf nff.fa fsr
iH. celebration. TIe tflun. HIl a.srnfI.
Ht LIh.rIf HuH Eft ifuaH nfff.|. sf II
m, fal uniformed. afm.J als equip.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
S1.5O to Augusta and Return.

The Central Of Georgia railway will sell
excursion tickets at rate of $15O for special
train leaving Savannah $50 a. m, Sept.
s. good returning on special leaving Au-
gusta 1000 p. m. same date.
Excursion tickets, at rate of 81. 90 round
trip will also be sold for $50 a. m. train
Sept. ;, to Augusta, limited TO Sept 7, 1897,
returning-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29
FIRST RICE or THE SEASON.
A Cargo From the SatiIIa Now on
the Way 10 savannah

The first rice of the new crop is ex-
pected to arrive in Savannah about Wed
nesday. The schooner Pearl sailed from
satilla river yesterday with 4, coo bushels
of rough rice, consigned to Mr. John
Screven. Jr., of this city. The rice will
be received at the upper rice mills 1t
was raised and shipped by Mr.. ]. k
Bedell of Woodbine, Ga, and is said to
be a fine quality. Harvesting is progress
ing rapidly, and it is expected that large
shipments will be received within the
next two or three weeks.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

on sspt ist I'D 80 and ifh the FLORIDA
Central ani r.nin.ular railroad Hll asI
u0trfs fHhnaah t0 WasHilHior. b =.
D. .Hmun1 an1 Norfo|k Na. nf ono f4r.
faf tlr fuHn1 irp TIrEen HIU ~ inns
.tfl fof fr'urn naarase fhing daJa ffom
latg uf fatU.eaA
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Is at Hicks. Not only are the birds Sc
lected, but Hicks artists know how to
prepare them. The elegance of the rice
bird is enhanced by Hicks skill. Go to
Hicks to-day and enjoy an order of rice
birds.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Earned Runs-Y NJ. c. A, 8; Guyton. /.
Two-Base Hit-Harper.
Three Base Hit-Men W s.
Struck Out-By King 5; by Nell 3.
Bases on Called Balls-Om King, 4; Off
Mel, 4.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Kng, /; Nell. l.
Impire-Schrcck.
Scorer-Carpenter
Time of Game-Two hours and twenty
minIIlna
The morning news., 1897-08-29
WILL MOVE TOMORROW.

Justice Nathnns Goes 20 uls New Of
nee on nrSnn street.
Justice Isaac Nathans win move to-mor-
row from his ola onc,. under the New
Planters hotel TO his new location. No.
liN Bryan street ie has already estab-
hehed hls branch office at the corner or
Price uul President streets aud SAYS his
hltlnr from chat ohieo has been good
IhN Two offices VIII he connected by tel
ouhon, Hui Constable A. r. Beckett vll
hU ln clHrsr of fle branch.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

The Hicks rice bird D. n gem. Not only
D. the bird the best ~ Us kind. but the
cooks ara DEVELOPS aii ils hnest posalbll.
ties Hico birds at Hicks ana rice birds
n-.-NLlrD IL- lNn nLnlIlnl lLLnn--nn
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Carpets.

This seasons stylish colorings, combina-
tons and shadings. with borders. to
match, in all the different makes. grades
and qualities are now on exhibition on
the third floor at Leopold Adler's.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Are now In perfection. Don't walt until
they get common, but come at once and
enjoy them. No such delicacies are OBJ
tainabe elsewhere. There are others. but
none like Hicks.-ad
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Cheap fare TO Warsaw and return: 25
and 15c. including car service; Sunday,
Aug. %. Steamer Doretta. from Thunder
bolt. 1880 and $3.50. from Warsaw at Z D.
mad
The morning news., 1897-08-29

The Florida Central ana ronlnsular ral.
road onors rate OF G3.g from savannah
10 Washington aud return Tickets VIII
he sold daily unth Sept d. limited to re-
turu 10 Ott Scr This ls fHe popular route.
D.lb.n dfIY trains carrying through pulI-
mHn .rD.rINa cars ald
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Complete quits. pafior. bedroom. dining
room ani hichrn fufu.iufe. cleo o1d
pieces uf'f9i ana ornamental made "a
lNn 'rH mftfu. ln fhn iHfe.f Styles noe
bf'Hg RECESSED "a LfQpg.4 AlierH.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Trains will leave Savannah. $50 q. m.
$50 a. m, 11:10 a. m, 2:30 p. m, APO D.
m. Returning. trains will leave Tybee.
500 a. m. HOO a. m, l. :25 p. m, 445 D.
M $50 D. mad
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Dnnfuskie Rcnch.

Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock city time.
steamer Clifton, foot Of Bull street.
Round trip only 25c; children under Z free
-ad
The morning news., 1897-08-29

r. u. Levy & Bro are showing the very
handsomest fan styles Of Mn.ors. stet-
sons ana "Levy's Special" fashionable
hats. Have One.-nd.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Goodbye sale of wooden underwear La
Fars stock at still further reduction.
Straw hats. 25 and 4Oc. Jackson, Metzger
& CO-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Is via the f. c. & p. and Southern Rail-
ways through Asheville ana over the ia
nous Queen and Crescent Route. Savan-
nah to Cincinnati daily without change
uu
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Washington, ID. e.. and Return Win
Plant system, s2335.

on sale daily until Sept. 30, limited to re-
turn until oct. 81. Pullman buffet Sleep
ing cars on all through trains. For fur
ther information telephone 73.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Canvas hunting, leggings, SOC, worth 81.
Leather riding leggings, $50, LaFar's
So 30 quality, on sale at Jackson, Metzger &
Co. Sad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Big bargains for big men, at Jackson,
Metzger & Co.'s, Monday. Goodbye sale
of LaFar's woolen drawers and shirts, &C.
-ad
The morning news., 1897-08-29
Washington, ID. G., and Return via
Plant system, $23.35.

On sale daily until Sept 80, limited to re-
turn until Oct. 81. Pullman buffet sleep
ing cars on all through trains For fur
Their information telephone had.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Another cut in prices OF wooden under
wear LaFars stock. Drawers and shirts
at C9c. Jackson Metzger & Co.-ad.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

We know the great cures by Hoods Sar-
saparlla are genuine because the people
themselves write about them.-ad
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Big bargains for big men, at Jackson,
Metzger & Co.'S Monday. Goodbye sale
of LaFar's wooden drawers and shirts, &C.
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Large mems bargains this week ~ Jack.
son. M''Eger 4 e.. Drawers. lle. te.
Cl..-rd
The morning news., 1897-08-29

Final reduction, LaFars wool under
wear; everything at uniform price; shirts
and drawers. 69c. Jackson, Metzger & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
HIGH EXPLOSIVE SHELL WHICH WILL
DESTROY An ENTIRE BATILESHP..
By Means of the Aerial TOrpedoes a Vessel
or Fort Is Practically Equipped
With Submarine Mines.

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-h1zs lesser t5e sers5eivsuezs o. tas Eaza-
s1u11- The c1as naz1z szav - raekest
IN See.ls 90 a sseas.ry - se19t IA hass-
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cess &C water a@sEE uulref seT T-ss---
tase@ Sized wgsh Max3art.e ruav - sArsw.
from ordnance a. servl-s v'.soc.-sas wata.
Eserfer1 safety ard are1 sarne<s arznsr
~-5ozt sxgs1s-ag uErEz Il las pz-sssss e.
s4rf4T rAro1E1. TO he &nt8zMrea esw fAz
&ets11 - re Eg1se explsazas fz-xAer O.
rAs ch1@f Hd-cufry e sr1nx nsxA IL
paassTes taroaEa srn1o~ 49, ret hxaz 40
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explosive feT sae parTass Aue 20 81 a
fEse = a5eh wlli cary a saszesent eaaa.f-y
= a decorative cozago1~S - explode sha
tsseas1zlge AsSh explosive zzshuslf ftsets
s@cosalng exp se#az hw sh@ farrlHr ~e1.s
q -e1zr4aEEn1 q ara shet ia th# mrs =
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- -egar9atla1 e sufficient - s-zs1atl--
deto7ata arr Eliminate CT o.aar ssss-s-
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NatcA sz~3cs=Et gza-ti-v - 6asa-ar5ws
q aaEol-.1 ran he sn0g -NrnaEn srrno~
without hHrE sT1zasiess nissan a -soesSss
urcc Striking re r1asz ard .hat = * 49,
s-fS fse &etara-tve rsarEe frc-n che
ssScS = reea-&aIaz. hg EmsrezE3ax -
F2z2e Ws-sia t1e pEc . 81 such VS. sNss
81 s1a0 eesS-1sg3a a sor- - rg4zEsr n<assv
e -1at aF- tae s-rStsE q -Ea sesa
up0n ere target tAa wsZ1ctry u tE@ hs-sv -
decorative CORR gassas s. nst -eearssesf sf.e
nRsss freely forward a tssne wg-agz tas
shan H1rArzs- anEa1-4- s- srts zFzsr- s@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

NOUN % re river asse<evxs~ sv~--- -
ne goo hunter has for years beeu = -.
es@r o. Alaska Il may D. that the~~
- - ian1 f95sn1 BY IS FAR norfh q
AlHAa- @ntch has never yez krseu reacs,s-s
y ne aeEer2szrese1ns exafo~e- NE hava
Done onr beet % send the lnsorrussfs- -.
our proposed journey . the pssees sz-r1-
So sortn 81 touch wttn civil xzfto- 80
year wnen ~ fully expected te ~ea-e -
sent oaf e8resslzrs ia similar fazzssr rsss
this year they have been circulated AZ
ihTosxa ire fronsler % Tsrsttsh CniursHsa
sIse ne Dominion % Eana1z. as wen az
Northsrn Siberia
The Russian government ard the Rus
sssH Geographical Society took the nat
ter % the circular u themselves and saw
% Z that the documents we're roy s,vsfv
distributed, baf that they ve-e xrrftten
IN 80 simple a language that even rha
most Ignorant might comprehend whzt
the balloon really EzE ard whsrs So &C.
c1parfs bad toGrneyed from I zsnt to
cal pour atteufl0n and through YOU re
attention u others % the floating htey
which we intend 20 drop upgs tns Re =.
intervals These. drifting wifh the Ice IN
ne ocean curre1Es. may take TO thos.
faTther south Information q the expert
enees and hopes Of the three q a. who
propose 70 stake Cur lives upon the sue
cess q tsis aerial trial with ehzncs"
Or Nils EkhoaHa. who accom- "a ied Herr
Andres % spstxherEen last year with The
Intention q taking part IL his aerial voy-
age talked WITH me OF the prospects ..
the expedition based OF the facts % Ar
drse's ascent Or. Ekhosm declined % 20
fhis year because hs cousfs&res that The
iElpeTmea5Iilty Of the balloon was IN
satisfactory. He pointed eat tAat from
the day the bAiiocn was fully Inflated i
lest nfty-on@ cable meters - gas every
twenty -four hours. representing a 6Iuai-
mutton IN carrying capacity % Sfty-six
Kilograms per day. This showed fhat ths
trnpevvfoHsnssS OF tire balloon had not
been essentially Incrss sd since las year
Since Il was reported that Andre had
provided himself with q number @ hon.
ing pigeons when he intended 10 dispatch
from his balloon while eu route 10 the
North pole. With Information a. 10 rs
sgeress or otherwise Il has been impos-
slhle 70 pick up paper without fading
a telegram from some part OF the gishe
announcing the capture Of a homer.
Which it Il invariably suggested may have
come from the pole or therea bouts.
The reess.tEa-tt. AA2=.s ~ zaaszz- = s-z7s
seems 70 ~ that they bear on various
paris % their persons numbers OF words
az = highly eryptoxramlc character. To
the foreigner the impression f. conveyed
At certain times that the woods are ftsfl
% pigeons. A 3 matter q fact they are
picked up everywhere from Tg0ulso in
Norway 20 Bedford and tie isle q
Thanef One thing may b. depended
upan however ard that IS that ret q
single piEeon that An6ree took with aim
n the balloon has yet been heard FROM
The stories 20 the contrary are gnblash-
ing fslsehoods-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

| british VEN Of THE SITUATION N INDIA.

LONDON. sept. ts-BritIsa opinion re-
szrsaag rae rebellion e 10 the eject thar
sssnsaaIiy British arms must triumph.
Hew long task This VII Re no enc pre-
isa1s e SAP definitely. and Il, Is also aa-
nlstea that much h9ooGsked mast Be err
szres bat Ia the end tie Afrt8ls even
asugh thsy may be hacked ~ The aueer
e Azhartstaa. must retire ard 8Eaf8
~ snaeF the supremacy % The hon and
- naieorn
Ias British people are very slow IN
sasrsfGg an opiuion IN fact. tsey aTs as
- 70 decide on QussEiou uke tbs A.
~ are quick - rise ~ defense % ua-
seaaf aonor. Many people thInk Lo~d
sAlsaarg's policy p%urile. h8s lnvestlE ga
- Proves thag this has beer Simply aB-
s.sef instance - th2t care an8 thoazht-
ssAaesz Which aave characterized tFat
sA-esEan's actio-s. Z. vas believed thag
= ineia1 rebellion wani3 D. 4 zodsena
- Liberals. In tha, Fl would euabia
So e fat forth a rallylnn cry which
saesl draw many followers from ere
@es aseGt ire Conserv alive standard
:. aoS The sstHattou is entirely different.
as SeEeral tread - thought seems 30
TIE direction = the position % TIE
.ssf az AraanIstan That he las seen
s.'F1 y TIE tgrn which matters hava
So C ne fronfler - admitted. and ghis
Re th&n al Other faets - what makes
s~sisoS Ter England lAck brflfiancv.
eaas ioo. - ln1st admit. and taxt
&S TIE policy most Recently adopted
- "a pursued i1 direct defiance O. the
s.s an WARNINGS ~ h5sa ezd * pert
- esfcaAls II EasiaEd as weu az II
rs asaaTse-g frasa c5f school methods,
sasaga II thaf cautious fashion Il
el'sefvAtlfes Is rot inclined - ~
Nifa fsFe- ana IS net ia Ire
80 ~ przstent saes ana rfactt-si sees-
- = - Breor uRf,-h i - far -
esed rum ssS~Vss ,e ffrso8sua IS 3
aSst sron aarsr~e>
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

80. with g god beats. from s. Peters
beg
--,sr- vas ta- rer.y. II 6o not ths-z
t1l- Rl~Sias position fUs. Enw 81 Cen
t-1t -As}s we.8 s-zEle Eer 10 d 81 r
s- ever attacks yoa Fl frets ar orr 'ee
Er1 f-un-fer Is MI ne 20 EaEe EGe
f~Sn veG e-t reg 60 WNste 1rr
. -sr~rh sn a as}e~s y *. TIE danger
-a*v er. - th aTet san ws
FL r taks n - tEe sart trat
Mess ~ -7esl-s sre 5c5rE 1- or4rs
against Ea9 whaea w4s aot t1e ease .a
rr~1Us -nga-s
v--y aa--sug saea oseeer Nsa has
A-t aga 1a~y commands .g tsta
a AtEts15--e1 a~8 Ws@ NH cape
.r Is-sut af sl ra-eloE- expressed ~e
- esrF@Ts4rte7 rec=n-ly zust.
g lz 1etsahia ta - nFeEered t0r
-ATe IS cz.as1x very s'srra-
ir tNe ems uews f-er7 fas.s T~-
.~r fr ea sp~nt 60 the Lra.aa z o-'-
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