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The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

20 Popular Songs, words and
music: Z Complete Stories. Se
Portraits, 81 splendid Games
100 valuable Money Making
Secrets, 324 jolly jokes 70,
fun lovers, 226 Selections 70,
Autography Albums. 81 Spler
did Games, Etc. The above
collection will be sent, post
paid absolutely FREE to ali
who send 10 cts in silver fot
my French Cream Taffy and
Pop corn Ball recipes. Ad-
dress Relhemeyer, Publisher
Oketo, Kansas.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

The Board Of Commission TO the
Tennessee Centennial and Interns-
tional Exposition to be held al Nash
vile. Tenn, from May to October,
1897.
Do herein. most earnestly request
that you begin at once 10 prepare an
exhibit Of some kind to be exhibited
in tho colored department Of said
Exhibition. We will gladly receive
any article Of fancy work, from q
lsdy's dress down tos pin cushion
ETC.. any articles showing skill labor,
from our blacksmith and other shops.
Also, the work Of our, school chill.
dren, maps, charts, note books, draw
ings, outlines, sets Of blank, and
filed forms, (book kseping) aud
solutions problems in higher math :
matics' photographs Of school, prin-
ciplss, and teachers; also photo
graphs OF school, church, residence
and business buildiugs owned and
controlled by our people.
ANOTHER AATHOD.
am now prepareing . book-The
Oklahoma lllutrstsd tCenteunia
Directory Of colored persons Of note.
In this jounsl, l desire to have the
CUTS and condensed BIOGRAPHIES of
leading Educators, Ministers, Law
yers, Ooctors, Artists, Compositors
Editors, Singers, Reciters. Musicians,
Farmers, and Business mon, along
all legal lines Also cuts Of school,
church, residence, cotton gins aud
business buildings belonging to
persons Of color in Oklahoma. There
will also bs On exhibit map for each
class Of cuts; consisting Of cuts only
to accompany the book, said maps
will be placed upon the exhibit walls
in the colored department Of the
Exposition. Please let me here from
you ct once, il you desire to take
part in the great matter.
Respectfully,
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
TO LOAN ON

FARMS AT TEN PER CENT.
Money Ready. No Delay.
and PAINE.-
Over Bank OF Indian Territory.
GUTHRIE .. OKLAHOMA.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
Statements,
Bills and
Letter Heads,
Neat aud Mith Dispatch.
TIME TABLE
a. 2. e 8. =, R. R.

NORTH BOUND
No. 400, Chicago Express, 6:A5 q. M
No: 4O6. No. River Exprss, 4: Is p. "a
No. Az, Way Freigh., IL: 80 .. n,
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 408, Texas Express, il:Np, m
No. 4N. Oklahoms Express, 1: 1Op. m
No. 46S, Way Freight 4:45 p. m
No. A2S. Way Freight 4;23 q. m
Any one wish
ing to Hear the
Oklahoma news
and also about
the National il.
sues Of the day
bosure and read
tho Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13
w. w. DIMOND.

Spring exhibitions Of art
are held the world over
why not silver, glassware or
Crockery? The advantage in
most presents is in the fact
that they answer for any
season in the year. A Christ
mas present of cut glass
would do as well for a birth
day in July. Our goods are
SeaSonable.
Dorflinger's cut glass, the
best in the world, because
the cuttings are perfect and
the designs unique. Best
for the purchaser because the
price is low. Best for the
home because it is useful
and decorative.
Our SilVerWare is the same
sort you buy of exclusive
dealers in silverware. The
weight is the same, the de-
signs are the most modern
and elegant, and the price is
the same as you pay to the
dealer in San Francisco.
Ours is made by the Whit
ing Manufacturing Company,
and has no superior. The
pieces include everything
to be found in a silver
smiths.
Incrockery thisis the help
fullest of stores. Make the
most of it. Its every day
selling is a series of agree
able surprises to China low
erS. Genuine French China,
Royal Worcester, Crown
Derby and Coal Port 60 to
you for what they are worth
nothing better for wedding
presents.
Our stock of lamps IS the
largest and the assortment
the best in HOnOlulu-SOme
for oil and others for cleo
tricity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13
UNPLEASANT DISCOVERY,
Cesspool in Bad Condition Under
Old Tracy Store

Rather an unpleasant discovery was
made under the building at the corner
of Fort and Hotel streets, previously
occupied by Tracy & Co., and now be-
ing prepared for reconstruction. This
was in the shape OF an old cesspool
near the mauka wall The floors had
just been torn up and the vile odor at
tracted the attention of the woTkmen.
Investigation proved that the cesspoOl
was filled with water flowing in from
some outside source and keeping it
constantly in a bad condition. For
about 20 feet toward Fort and + to-
ward Hotel street, the ground was so
soft as TO allow a stick TO be driven
four feet down. simply by slight pres
sure of the hand. From all appear
ances the cesspOol must have been
filled in at the time of the erection of
the building, but the constant seeping
in of water from another cesspool near
by, it was put into its present state.
Mr.. Ripley was in the building yes
terday and said that the vile thing
would be removed as soon as eXcava-
lions for the cellar were started. Mr..
Ripley also spoke of the time when the
Methodist Church people were occupy
ing the second floor some three years
ago. Very often unpleasant odors were
waited in at the windows. and try as
they would TO find the origin. nothing
whatever could be learned. He has no
doubt that these odors originated from
under the building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13
New Music Instructor.

Mrs. De Rochette Oullette, from
Montreal. Canada, arrived in town
yesterday morning. She has come TO
devote herself TO pianoforte teaching.
She is a pupil of the best American
and European teachers and constant
student of the Boston and New York
Conservatives. Mrs. De r. Ouellette
will receive pupils who desire to study
her method of teaching harmony,
rhythmic development, etc, at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel until she will
choose her future residence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13
Port Costa Flour.

Attention is called to an advertise
ment of Port Costa flour in another col
umn. This is a superior brand and
one which is having a very large sale
in Honolulu At present the flour Is
sold by California Feed Company, NJ.
w. McChesney & Sons and j. T. Wa
terhouse Their sales to the retail
trade and to dealers is rapidly grow
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13

ing Thursday night says that there was
a mistake in the Interpretation of his
remarks. He said he personally had
no complaint TO make as TO his treat
ment while in quarantine, but he did
not speak for the other passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-13
Spoke for Himself Only.

Rev. Takino, the Japanese pastor
who spoke at the indignation" meet
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-03-10
L6pande No. n s..

E.AE. conlstock f6rmales, att John
Birch blifvit pakord af ett lokomotiv
med snoplog SAINT derunder lila ska
dad.
flelancl1tonfest frar Scandian Grove
f0rsamling fredagsqvallen den II DIS.
Sasom talare upptrada doktorerna M.
Wahlstrom och j. s. Carlson fran Gust.
Ad. College.
En- angenam 0fverraskning bereddes
harom dagen mr. J. G. Peterson fran S.
Oak. under det han var pa bes0k hos
vanner- / Hoffman. Det var nemligen
mr. Pettersons 32:dra f0delsedag, och
vile derfor hans vanner uppmuntra
honom med en- fodelsedagsgafya. For
friskningr serverades och en- allo
trehig alton tillbragtes.
Fran Saltwater. Stadens sko1sty-
relse har beslutit lata uppf0ra ett nytt
skolhus vid hornet af First & Hancock
streets. Kostnaden gar lost pa s13 600.
= George Muller later bygga en- ny AN
gare, hyllken ar afsedd for trafik a st.
Croix- -foden. Kostnaden beraknas
till $4,000. - F. A. Flint har slutligen
efter mycket brak kommit besittning
af stadens sparvagsegendom. N0diga
forbattringar komma att f0retagas, sa
att sparyag agstrafiken aterigen kan opp
mas.
Eft hemskt brott. Enligt underrat-
telse fran Brainerd hars mrs Nellie
Thayer och hennes fader e. E. Glass
blifvit inf0rpassade ba1te pa ankla-
gelse af att hafva m6rdat en- 9=arig Cos
Sc, son till David Maxwell. Qyinnan
fraga forestod hushallet for Maxwell,
hvilken ar enkling, och larer hon ha
visat sig mycket grym mot gossen: Eff
ter mordgerningens f0r0fvande hade
liket forslats till acknowledgements
hvilken sedan antandts for att salunda
dolja den begangna mordgerningen.
Qvinnan bekande sig sedermera vara
skyldig till det grymma brottet, frita-
gande sin fader fran all delaktighet
deri SAINT blef hon sistlidne lordag
d0md till lifstids fangelse. Hon har
afven bekant, att gossens fader varit
delaktig brottet.
Fran Duluth. En- framstaeude tysk
kontraktor vid namn Louis w. Meining
har aflidit genom blod df0rgiftning. M.
har varit bosatt harstades sedan 1859
SAINT var ansedd for en- form6gen man.
= De, som aro fortrogna med grufdrif-
ten och jernmarknaden hysa det hop
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-03-10
WisConsin-nyheter.

OIof Swanson Wausaukee har blif-
Wit forklarad vansinnig och afford till
darhuset Oshkoch. .--~-- -.-
Eldsvada. A. Stretch & Bros. stora
vagnfabrik Oshkosh nedbrann tors
days sistliden vecka. F0rlusten an
slas till 100000.
Gen. Edward S. Bragg Fond du
Lac, som nyligen frat sin 70:de f0del-
sedag, rakade s0ndags falla omkull
mot ett badkar och afbrot ett refben
venstra sidan. Nagra svarare folder
befaras Ell. .--.--.. ...
ett slagsmM vid en- b0hmisk dams
tillstallning Youba den dennes blef
den unge Frank Navy tilldelad ett do
dande Stag hufvudet och 15 eller 20
andra personer blefvo mer eller min
DIRE lila tilltygade.
Aterupptagen verksamhet. Diamond
Watch Co. har nyligen inkopt den S. k.
Eldrid sagqyarnen Green Bay och
kommer strax att paborja arbetei dem
samma. Arbetet kommer att bedrif-
vas b8de dag och matt och omkring
400 man "a harigenom sysselsattning.
Foro Wise. Fran Marinette berattas,
att vid ett f0rs0k att under en- storm
6fverfara Green Bay Gustaf Bergstrom,
Andrew johnson och Gustaf Anderson
foro Wise och korde omkring pa isen
"a timmar, imam de mycket utmat-
tadt tillstand framkommo till bestam-
melseorten,
Omkommen af k0id. Ole Hansan
Meridian, som varit sparlost forsvun-
nen sedan den % feb. fanns f6rliden
l0rdag iggande stelfrusen Chippewa
floden. Den forolyckade mannen hade
varit postkontoret Meridian pa af-
tonen af manila dag och det antogs att
han dervid gait Wise och fallit j foden.
Lefnadstr0tt farmare. Carl Skon,
en- farmare boende fyra mil fran Stock
holm. tog sig sielt afdaga den 4 dennes
genom att skjuta sig genom hufyndet.
Mannen har haft krangel med sin hus-
tru angaende en- del egendom och for
en- It'd sedan inla1e hon ans6kan ON
skilsmessa. Dstta tros hafya bragt
honom till den fortyiaade gorningens
utf0rande. 3. ~
Till lifstids fangelse d0mdes f6rliden
vecka George Palmer Black River
Falls for mordet pa den ar ganlla
fiickan Hazel Marshall North Bend.
MQtivet for mordet var hamdsjuka mot
''fiickans faaer som vagrat att efterkom-
ma en- liten begaran fran Palmer. Nor
daren ar annu blott en- gosse. Vid ran
sakningen tog man sin tillfykt till den
vanliga ursakten, att han ej var vid 81
ma sinnens rata bruk men en- under
s0kningsnamd forklarade annorlunda
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-03-10
DakOta-nyheter.

En- SVar .SnOstOrm rasade Dakota
staterna torsdags, som lade svara him
der vagen for. jernvagstrafken.
Det tredje arliga m0tet af North Da-
kota Darymen's Association halles i
jamestown den II och Is dennes.
Till trustees for soldathemmet S.
Dakota hafva Harvey Gunderson fran
Vermillion och A. L. Varasdel fran
Yankton blifvit utnamda.
Till oIjeinspel<t0r for S. Dakota lar
Arthur Linn Canton hafva CODA ut
sigter att blifva utnamd. Lonen for
namda plats ar oml1ring $1,000 for
aret.
Sk0t sig af vada. Da en- ung man
vid MANN Fidler fran Centerville, s.
D., torsdags sistliden vecka var ute
pa jagt, skot han sig sjelf af vada och
dog ett par timmar derefter.
Fran Lead, S. D., berattas att Sofie
Nelson latit hakta Marion HiIlock,
egaren af flere vardefulla guldgrufvor,
emedan han under al1tenskapsIofte lar
hafya f0rf0rt henne.
Brand till d0ds blef den dennes
mrs Charles Betz Salem, S. d. Huru
dervid tillgick ar okandt, alldenstund
ingen sag olyckan forr an den stackars
qvinnan kom utspringande ur huset
alldeles forbrand.
Den jernvagsIag som af var lands
man hr Lindstr6m inlemnats N. Da-
kotas legislator och som f0rorsakat
mycken agitation har med ca andrin-
gar antagits af bada husen. Harigenom
erhaller staten ungefar samma lag som
Iowa for reglerandet af jernvagstra-
fiken.
Stadskass6r p P. Baylon Sioux
Falls s. d. foil fredags qvall d0d till
marken, da han var pa vag till kyrkan
Hans hustru ar sinnessag och har pa
16 ar icke kunnat f0rmas att visa sig
for nagon AMMAN an sin man. Da en-
budbarare kom for att omtala hennes
mans dod riglade hon dorrarne och
kunde 81 f0rmas att oppna dem.
Det gick llett Till under sk6Idarne.
Frank Bartlett och Ell. johnson, som
pa grund af en- missforstaelse dem
emellan rakat blifva bittra fender,
motto handelsevis hvarandra Water
town, S. D., den 3 dennes. SBada fram-
drogo utan dr0jsmal sina revolvrar och
b0rjade skjuta Hyardera affyrade
fem skott mot motstandaren, men en-.
dast Johnson erholl allvarsammare sar.
DE begge stridskamparne haktades.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-03-10
St Paul Minneapolis Mimi, Onsdagen Mars 1907.

For n1Ottagande af mutor blef fora
veckan representation Martin Buck
ley utesluten ur Montanas legislator.
Exemplet borde foljas af andra.
Utf0rseln af hyete fran begge kuster-
ma af F0renta Staterna under sistlidna
vecka uppgick till 2,075, ,435 bush. mot
] $4,000 bush. mast foregaende vecka
och 2,4o7 600 bush. motsvarande vecka
j flor.
For brott mot neutraIitetsIagarne
d6mdes mandags Philadelphia kap-
ten John d. Hart, egare af angaren
"Laurada", som 6fverfort vapen och
ammunition till de cubanske insurgen-
terna, till $500 b0ter och betalning af
Observation-Disclosures.
Eft betecknande lagf0rsIag. I Kan
sas legislatur har af representation
fran Labelle county, Walters, inlem-
mats ett f0rslag, som afser att tvinga
Kansasborna att halla de ito budorden.
| I'f0rslaget stadgas foljande strait: ST.
600 b0ter for tillbedjan af nagon
AMMAN an den same Guden, 600 bo-
ter och EFT ars fangelse for knab6jande
infor n&got belate, $500 b0ter for Guds
.namns missbruk, sabbatens ohelgande
och vany5rdnad for f6raldrar, lifvets
f6rlust for mord, lifstids fangelse for
otukt SAINT boter och fangelse for st6ld,
falskt yittnesbord och alltfor utpreg-
ladt vinstbegar och traktande efter ma
STAINS egodelar. Att en- dylik lag Ell vo-
re obehofig, torde nog IA erkannas:
ty medan q ena sidan yantron har i
landet funnit en- tacksam jordman ar
den andra gudlosheten forskrackligt
stor. Dock ar det att befara, att ON en-
dylik lag fumes till, den skulle vara
en- dod bokstaf hksom tyvarr sjelfva
de tio budorden de fiesta fall nu aro.
Fran kongressen. Senator Davis
amendment ON ett anslag pa $50, 900
for foretagande af uppmatningar utef-
ter den patankta kanalleden mellan de
stora insjoarne och Atlantiska kusten
var nara att blifya f0rkastadt vid civil
budgetens behandling representant-
huset f0rliden onsdag. Bevillningsut-
skottets ordforande motsatte sig sar-
skildt detsamma, och att Diet trots haps
motstand antogs, var hufvudsakligen
congressman, Townes fortjenst. sena-
ten antogs under onsdagen ett antal
f0Fslag. mestadels ON anslags beviljan-
de for olika andamA. Senatens tors
dagssession var synnerligen h6gtidligi
j Diet den nyvalde vice pResid denten He-
bartsea naTEaro af president Cleve-
land ooh den blifvande presidenten
Mckinley SAINT en- mangd andra h6ga
dignitarer; senatorer, congressman, mi;
itarer och civilt folk af1ade embets-
eden och eftertradde Adlai Stevenson
som senatens talman.. Vid nedlaggan-
det af slit .embete h6ll Stevenson ett
kort tai, hvilket besvarades af Hobart.
Med anledning af kongressens samman-
kallaiide till extra session afiade derp8
de nyvalda och atervalda senatorerna
sin embetsed. Representanthuset ha-
de ajournerat f0rut for att gifva kon-
gressmannen tillfalle att 5fvervara af-
slutningsceremonierna senaten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25
COST OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Another saving I'm State expenses in
order to meet the increased interest ac.
count might well be the adoption of a
law constitutional amendment9 for
quadrennial sessions of the Legislature.
Each session Of that body costs the State
about $4,000. 1t has been a long time
since a session of the Legislature was
worth that much to Virginia.-The Dam
vile Register.
Each session of our Legislature costs
us at least twice sSO.OOO-even when it
does not make any useless appropriations
of the public money.
But the next Legislature is coming here
to save us money. That's what the
members were elected for. The Legisla-
ture will come to abolish useless offices
to retrench extravaganza, and to cut down
expenses of every sort, so that, having
in view the probabilities of a reduction
in the assessment Of lands in 1900. Vir
ginia will be able to pay the increased
interest upon her debt.
Yes; there's real work for the Legis-
Iature to do now. The programme is
one of hard and disagreeabe work. And
If the Legislature fails in it, then the
people will not know whittier to look for
'elief but to constitutional convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25

days exclusive OF Xmas holidays). Wn,
should the principals and teachers 81
more public spirited than our counciImen
who were elected 10 serve the best IN
terests OF the people en- masse? In many
instances the principals land teachers
live too far away to walk TO and from
school. What Is to pay their car fare
twice day for two school weeks? what
is to pay their substitute bills during
that time-for any teacher Is liable to be
absent on account OF sickness? Further
mo;e, while they are working for no.
thing. what is to pay their board bills?
All school employees have the interests
of their work at heart. yet this is bust
ness matter.
Would the councilmen volunteer their
services IL they were In a teachers
place?
In the face of these facts can any one
expect the principals and teachers 10
volunteer?
Put yourself in their places and then
decide the question. Respectfully,
AN INTERESTED READER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25

1t is stated that Governor Atkinson
Republican,, of West Virginia, will re-
fuse to convene the Legislature in extra
session this winter TO pass upon the
amendments to the State Constitution.
submitted by the Constitutional Commits
sion. The strongest pressure has been
brought to bear upon him by the most
prominent Of the members and by the
entire congressional delegation to convene
the Legislature, but he has refused. He
holds that an extra session would be an
unnecessary expense. and that even If the
Legislature should be convened. and
should act favorably upon the amend
ments, the people would vote them down
at the next election.
Senator Fast. chairman, has submitted
the report Of the commission. comprising
a score of amendments TO the Constitu- |
ton. The work has cost the State al |
ready $4,000. and the members say that. |
with the possibility of a Democratic
Legislature or an adverse Republican one
all the work will go for naught unless
an extra session Is had.
A poll of the Senate shows that the
sffort to have the members convene them
selves by petition viii be fruitless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25
nIcmMoND FLOUR.

, At the meeting OF the Chamber OF com
merce night before last. on motion Of
Mr.. T.. A. Catiin, the majority of those
present cheerfully pledged themselves
TO buy none but Richmond -four here
after
II this movement be generally followed
by our commercial bodies and trades
unions. we shall forthwith have here at
home a market for our -four. which VIII
put the Richmond mills in a better posi-
ton than they have been In for years be-
fore.
| But It will be asked, is this scheme
feasible and practical? We think so.
| Why not? What is there smacking of
impracticabilty in the proposition that
| Richmond shall patronize her own manu-
features? Really, there is no obstacle
in the way that may not be overcome
Perhaps our greatest difficulty will be
to overcome the prejudices of many of
our cooks. Not few of these tyrants
have allowed themselves to be con-
WINGED that they can make good bread
only from the -four Of certain western
assisted In coming to this conclusion by
presents that have been slyly given them
by the agents Of certain manufacturers;
others are honest, but mistaken In their |
opinions. But certainly II the free and |
Independent citizens Of Richmond are in |
earnest in their purpose to help their
own mills, they can dictate TO their cooks
instead OF permitting their cooks to die
tate to them! And they may go forth
in this work embodened by recollecting
that in the days when our people had
their very best bread, little else than
Richmond -four was sold here.
Again. they may rely upon the fact
that much OF the fancy -four sold In the
South is adulterated. An official chem-
al examination made at Atlanta recently
disclosed the fact that several brands of
popular western fours were adulterated.
orn meal.
1t is true that the mixture OF corn meal /
With flour is not injurious to health, but I
is cheat! The purchaser does not c
ct what he pays for. Here we may
ely at all times upon getting pure, good, | :
wholesome family flour. r
II the movement that has been started
/ our Chamber of Commerce TO secure
pr our Richmond and Manchester mills
ne patronage they deserve succeeds,
will serve double purpose. First, IT will a
imulate the milling industry here. Next .
will show on our part an earnestness q
purpose which will give us confidence ii
our ability to help ourselves In a score i
other directions where public spirit =,
nd concert of action upon the part of A
lie community are Of the first impor- 81
nee. is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25
To Celebrate Lees birthday.

The annual meeting of the Virginia
Society, in Atlanta. Ga, was held Sat.
urday, and Major j. c. Courtney
was elected president. An executive
committee was elected to make the ne
cessary preparations for the banquet OF
the organization. which is held annually
in celebration Of the birthday of Gene
raj Robert r. Lee, January 18th.
This banquet" says the Constitution.
rs always a notable occasion. The menu
Is elaborate and the speakers are al
ways chosen from prominent orators.
This year some prominent Virginian
will be invited to make the principal adj
dress. The society is one OF Atlanta's
foremost organizations, and consists OF
some OF the city's most prominent cit-
zens. Their banquets and entertain
ments are always brilliant"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-25
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