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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

worthy Of God into ono worthy only OF
the devil a. What then is tho emo
'"" winch Is here by Implication com
"''""'"' Anger r. not the same az tenn
yer OF lrriiahility, or m humor. or ha-
ucut anger IS displeaauro strongly cxc.t-
20 'hat - Its definition. An enthusiasm
"a 'vNe Tor Righteousness includes an en-
'husiasm or hatred FOR evil. and this last
eHo,Ion Is called in one word anger.
N' 10 ne capable Of anger II strength
ana not Weakness. Th!nk OF 81. John,
'h' very apostle Of charity but also the
son OF thunder. who lay upon his Mas
'er hreast. and who I'm his last hour
'""e MS children love one another as
inc coinpletest gospel he would leave 20
mem think q him and the fire OF IN
u'fn",ion that burned In him at the
'nou.ht of wrong. lie could denounce
az ,"e less but the more because he
IoN'H much. Only he who loves much
knows what II is TO feel that anger
"iIch j. cnnobiing and God-like. o. BE
we angry. and sin not" The warning FOL.
lows inc Injunction to remind US how
easily the holy feeling may merge in the
uhnoiy. self is always ready 10 Green in
and usurp the place Of the holier object.
he' anger do It's work. and then dismiss
~ iet II fire You 10 protest. 10 denounce.
10 witness against evil. Put the fire that
IS k'ndied In YOU to IFS one righteous
"se' put 90 not make a plaything OF IT
" IL may consume Won. Aim 10 rise into
'nat higher region where God IS. and
"here self is annulled. aim 10 be so filed
win the Spirit OF God that Obedience is
freedom and not slavery. and ghis YOU
VIII attain by the study Of the charac-
Yer ana the words Of Christ. for thov
are spirit and they are life.-A. Aincor.
Master Of the TEMPER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

No" Year customs Boo Russia arc irtor-
csi'ns lu the morning tho princes OF TIA
imperial family. percentages or the court
iuncuonarics of The capital and .sr-
Fanis OF the palace come boz regular order
10 present their hOmares and good wIshog
To- the emperor who kisses AN the Nom
hcrs OF his family and 900 the h'gh officials
three times. according 90 the Russian
fashion
ON Easter Sunday tho emperor IS OBJ
liged hy custom 60 Kiss in The same man
nor every individual ho meets. even tho
lowest ot his subjects the most miserable
OF begears This Kiss is Intended 10 eau
Tho Russians attention 20 the fact thaL
they are 400 brothers ln the orthodox Doe
iieion.
But on Now Year day Tho tmr.ro-
gives his fratcrnal KISS JOSS 500 hlro e.Ii
10 his family and tho high fmncr0nrIes
IN bis service only. and The people bon the
streets kiss each other. whether fhtr arc
acquainted with each other or U0f Tina
favored ones who haN. been Kissed hv
tho Car are permitted fo Kiss Oboe hand
of the Empress. THE ceremony of hand
kissing WAS Suppressed for tIm.. hlt it
was ro-estahlishod 90 feH tafrs ago. uuIor
the reign of Alexander DID,
The festivities common.e 0n Tho cist ~
December and are ended ODD tnr f,h of
January During these two wooks the
young people gather together to play
games and 10 dance. on Sew Year div.
tt breakfast. dinner and supper fNa
guests standing around che table. touch
glasses. drink the health OF OH. emperor
and offer good wishes to each other
Masters give presents t0 their servants.
but don't give presents to each other as
they DO ON Christmas. on Chr tmas
day iu 400 the families. The table PES SO
with promsiou. and hospitality ls offered
10 everybody. ln high society they drink
champagne. while the common people
drink brandy
A. this time. also. they devote them
selves 10 ausural practices They throw
melted lead into water and from ths
figures formed hy The suddenly cooled
metal they cndo1v0r t0 make horoscopes.
The young girls try t0 learn whether
they viii be- married and to know -9me-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
The Little Blue Cloud

One bright autumn day a little blue
cloud went floating through the sky.
When no said TO himself Il think 1 will
70 down TO where those pretty gold
clouds are and ask them TO gather to-
gether and have snow" But the big gold
clouds did not wont 10 do az the little
cloud said. They called him. Little Blue
Cloud. because he was always so merry
and lively and ready for anything that
some along. But he begged them so hard
that they we're almost compelled TO do
\. 20 of they went TO make 4 cloud and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
when Mother Feeds the Chickens.

A while before the sun has rose.
NJ father builds the Kitchen hre'
Our big black rooster crows N Crows
u II his neck would never tire,
Men We get up m feed the stock
N water Fannie n the cows.
N TX gate or broken lock-
Men after breakfas' father piows
N mother feeds the chickens,
The pancakes wallic wouldn't eat
N cornbread left on Marjorie's plate
A scrap of toast, a bit of meat.
IN all the stuff what no one ate
She puts in that WORKOUT TIN
Throws out some grain. m pretty auicS
She hollers nearly 5 loud s she KIN
Come chick! chick. chick chick chlch'
chicki''-
so-whcn she feeds the chickens.
You'd ought TO sec old Top-knot rum
N Ranty hop-hes hurt one leg
N Plymouth Rock Ohe bgges one
She lays n 'normous monstrous essl-
~ Speckle. with her ncw-hatched brood,
A-cuckIn' TO 'cm s hard's she KIM
N shown en- tie nices food
She gets u fer EN- out the tin'
N pecks the other chickens.
old GRAY. orr cat. comes snoopn roun'
~ slyly peeps from hind the stoop,
II any meats there. he is boun
IT shant go 10 the chicken coon.
Now filled with all an owners pride.
Wee Willie comes with wondering eyes,
That look so brown m bright N wide.
lie loves TO watch EN-. N he cries
"Des see my baby tickcns"
love 90 ride the colt n lot
~ 20 fer berries 10 the patch:
love TO see our dog n Spot
Get in a turble scrappin' match;
N rho its kind puict fun.
| like IL nearly best Of all.
That's why ] allus cut m run
TO see 'em Z bear the call
"Comc chick, chick chick, chick. chick,
chick
When mother feeds the chickens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

Now you want 10 know WHO WON
THOSE JANUARY PRIZES-dont you?
Well. HERE IT is:
The FIRST Prize-A HANDSOME VOL
IME OF PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF
THE WORLD, containing about 250
pages eight by eleven inches. was TO GO.
you remember. TO THE ONE SENDING
IN THE MOST CORRECT ANSWERS
TO THE PUZZLES Now. WHO DO
YOU THINK THAT WAS? Why. II was
SOMEBODY WHO NEVER TRIED BE
EORE-MISS AGNES l.. BECKHAM.
BOX H. GORDONSVILLE VIRGINIA.
THREE CHEERS FOR AGNES,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
Explosion on q Ferrv- Boat,

NEW YORK. Feb. c.--The eas-tanl,s OF
the ferryboat Columbia. which plies be-
tween this city and Williamsburg. ok.
ploded this morning while the boat was
IN her slip at the foot of Grand street OF
this city.
About two hundred passengers had Just
gone ashore.
The ferryboat and the ferry-housc were
damaged by the explosion TO the extent
o. ABOUT Sz'VN. Two. men were slightly
injured.
Inc boat had to be laid up for repairs.
The explosion created great exciteren,
I'm the ferry slip. the noise sounding lilo
the discharge OF a number OF cannon.
What caused the explosion Is not knorn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

his own name and had no objection -
his doing so.
VII.
Mrs MARGARET Hamilton Angles Hun
rerford. known the world over a, o..
Dgcht IS" died on January @ish' ~ -.
don. County Cork. Ireland. On" 49,
daughter OF Canon hainli'" ,,,.od 49,
Roscarbcrry. Ireland. and sh0"ea neF
taste for storytelling IN cary Jun
Lett "A widow AZ an early age, WIN heN-
oral children. she took up Ile' a,.'
her and their support she won pop.,hs,
were also her best phyllis ana hoiy
wn'-stories that ontuc her 70 nlk.-
Or place in literary annals than students
Of literature are used 10 ACCORD h'' A''
her later work.
VIII.
The five hundrcdth anniversary or 4r-
tcnbcrg's birth tho exact date 81 which
is not known. but which occurred during
inc last five years OF the Fourteenth CEN
Jury, rs celebrated by the publication on
Gutenberg Sein Lehen. Sein WcTk, sem
tuhm, a handsome work by Alfed
bfockel. Librarian OF the CITY OF Nainz.
published by Emil Roth Of Glcsscn.
~
A. tho Stevenson Memorial Meeting In
ltdlnburg. Mr. J. NJ Barrie confessed
that he had great literary nasslon fer
i,mlly bronte. 10 The mystinc.ltion OF At
i'AHN a. part 'l ms audience. Hut l
thought Do WAS Charlotte who. wrote Jane
Eyre was a question. SAWS tho Lon
don Bookman. overhead on tho plat
form. too. on. Emily was Chariotfe'a
second name was the very safl. flpt1ry
explanation whispered back 10 The obi ~
tor.
Y
Those whose expectations have been
aroused 10 o. high pitch hv the announce
mcut OF Miss Map Kingsley forthcom-
ing book OF Travels bon West Africa
VIII not he disappointed wher 90 appears
100 few days from the press of Tnt Mac
MILAN Co. Miss Kingsley who is a
daughter % The late Charles kingsley
travelled alone through regions which no
Wmte m1u-much Jess white woman
ever it0d before her. The book is n1t
only interesting as o. record ot cxp'ora-
itn. hut ts brightly and unrDnNcntlually
written and iuIl OF lun Mlss kingsley
pos " -ei rr "t fhf fufruloI- fhtf -rrvss
n'r VOL on many irving occasions In
her preface She Says io her reader Your
Superior culture Instincts may initiate
ab1ihtt N1ul enjoying West Africa. but
u You bn there you will iud things as
have said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

The second prize-A YOUNG PEG
PIES SCIENTIFIC PACKAGE, CON
TANNING a COMPASS, A HORSE
SHOE MAGNET. AND A MAGNIFIER.
was TO go TO hat clever young person
who sent the VERY BEST NEWS ITEM
BEST means most original. most neatly
written and dramatically written.
Miss Sallie bacon Garland. Of Cum
berland Courthouse. Virginia. won It.
Hurrah for Salle.ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
Lock Whatsoever Moves Thee.

Lock whatsoe'er moves thee
within thy hearts close shrine.
And give 10 God alone
That little key OF thine.
DISCUSS with Him alone
Whatever may hcfan.
lie - tho only friend
Who Understandable all.
Johanna Ambroe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

News Regarding Various Fields of
Work

News Regarding Various Fields of
Work
The Youas Mems Christian Associa-
ton has recently celebrated its thirtieth
anniversary. IT'S membership IS now 3d.
| EOS Thirty years ago there was not IL
single building owned by the associations.
Now there are 3l5. valued at Sl6.'59.sOO
Last year the expenditures for carrying
| on their work amounted 10 g. 296.4il. They
have as gymna Sums. 799 reading rooms.
g.5 educational classes. with ZJs5 stu
dents. and 752 Hible-training classes.
Among the Indians there are % associa-
tons. &. amoar negroes. JOS for railroad
men. and So Tor college students.
At tie close OF the Trinity term OF
tie University OF the South, Sewanee
Tenn. . very dcNlhtful incident occur
rcd. at Fuford Hail. the residence Of
Bishop Quinnfd. Tie bishop was seated
quietly I'm his library. when procession
u students entered the room, followed
by the academic faculty the faculties OF
law. medicine. and theology. all wearing
their gowns and hoods. The bishop was
taken greatly by surprise when the dean
Of tho theological faculty. the Rev. W
+. Du Bose. ID. d.. stepped forward
and addre ed the bishop IN most clio.
close o. his address presented the bishop
with very beautiful end massive ;ov-
irg CUP. bearing tie following iHscri2-
ton:
TO the Rt Rev Charles Todd Cl'n-
taFd. d. D. tn ocmmemcratioa C.; The |
S)th anniversary o. his conservation 60 |
the eriscopate. ara IN grateful reccgq!-
ton Of his services as second founder Of |
the University Of IT, South. by tie tacul. !
yes anc Students '- Che University. Sc
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
Angrr-\obje and IgnoLle

In 81. Pauls injunction TO body Of
Christians. BE we angry and sin not. "
tho privilege and duty OF anger. as well
as the danger attending its display are
fully recognized. They might be angry.
they must be angry. Circumstances would
continually arise 10 call out this emo
ton. They were not to crush It. only to
watch 1t lest II change from a feeling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

Ono Urgent Need 81 the ChurcIi-A serious
Matter.

"h" Urgent Need OF The Church-A Serious
Matter.
is there anything the church so urgent
~ needs to-day as the flling up OF the
gap between what we profess and what
we are1 Ask the first ten nOn-church-
going workingmen YOU meet why they
do not attend and nine OF them Will tell
you, probably biuntly enough. that they
IAN 10 see that they who do 90 are any
better than they who don't. | do not
wish TO speak harshly; / have said these
Things many times TO myself before !
nave dared 10 say the monce TO you but
Is IT not true that there are some OF us
who would do the church of God greater
service by quitting 1t than we have ever
done by being I'm It?
] do not mean that the Church has no
room for the weak and the errinc: but n
is the last place for us-and We know it
so long as We are what we are Some of
you are ofiice-bearcrs I'm Christs church
and some Of YOU women arc very busy
at mothers meetings. and D0rcas meet
ings and the Ike: but do YOU know there
is Young man I'm your shop and Young
girl IN your kitchen. who say that IL ever
they are 10 enter into the kingdom or
God. they will have 10 push past YOU.
church-membcrs though you be- To our
shame be II said. but II IS true. there are
some who VIII think better ~ religion the
day we cease 10 make a profession Of u
-keV. Dr. Jackson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
4 GOodlY Herlfage.

he OF beauty lends 10 all Il secs
The beauty OF its thought;
And fairost ferns and sweetest harmon
ies
Make elad its way unsought.
In sweet accordancy Of praise and love
The singing waters nun:
And sunset mountains wear I'm light
above
The smile OF duty done.
Sure stands the promlse-ever to tse
meek
heritage IS given.
Nor lose they earth who sinsle-hearted
seek
The righteousness OF heaven.
j. G. Wh.tNer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
How Florence reels.

7 Hc IIIl3s
Dear Sill received my prize for De-
ccmbcr, and wish to write. and ten Won
that. i think it splendid. IL is worth far
more than ever the letter deserved. 1t
Is beautiful book. and | send you many
thanks for il. / remain,
Yours respectively,
FLORENCE L. MAGIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
nold Fa.t

Hold on, my heart. IN thy benevinci
The steadfast only wears the crown
lie who wien stormy waves are beating.
Parts with his anchor. shall 80 down.
But he who Jesus holds through all
Shall stand. though heaven and earth
Shall fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
The Perseyerinc Pnzzlers.

Agnes Beckham. Gordonsville. Evelyn
J.. Marshall. Charlemont. Va; Dudley Il.
Johnston, Lindsay, Va; ,Pearla Scott
city; Annie w. Martin, Waverly. Va. :
Unsigned. Five. Little Reader" Tom. 8"
Rosebud. Little Friend Of the Times, >"
Reader OF Children's Page"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07
We Wrote Too

w. l.. CHENERY. Ashland. Va: DAT-
Sf MAGiN, City; LOTTIE MAR
SHALL. Charlemont. Va: AGNES BECK
DAM, Gordonsville. Va; MARY COL
Inns, 800 w Broad St, MARY v.
JONES. Scottsvillo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

CHARLESTON. W VA. Feb. 6-The
bin OF Senator Fast aboiishing West Nir-
snlas cigarette law. over which there
has been endless litigation in me state
and Federal courts. has passed both
houses.
Not a dozen members OF tho legislature
knew they voted f0r such ., measure. a.
II was I'm the form of bin TO rc-eract
n certain section of the code. Had they
known Il there would have been a strug-
gle and cigarette manufacturers wero
present 10 take a hand
The present law imposed a tax Of $500 O,
retailers and was declared nnconstitu-
tlonal by Judge Cor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

y VIII he worth four times that money"
believe t.c NI,arauguans
WIZ give tat tan.u "a genuine welcome
TO" remainder II Mr. Bakers lniroduc.
Ioh D. si'th 800 20 continent upon Cen
'i"i ~ "i0'f appearance and inClyldudi-
itt- ihe paper contributed uy judge La
cos 81 "L historical sketch Of The Var
Ct tHt fAlHarieIs, ls interesting and
IeNf Illustrated That 90 Hon ". A
Ahc''fhir hrFDfos ltsoif 20 discussion as
q. ", "uF"htete ~ tnc canal ITS cost
'i' re nor-ifaics very conCluIvoly
aIn ccrciseiy nc saving 20 The commerce
0t ne country ln distance and money.
pr Mri-"rruiin presents the Monroe
doctrine with interesting variations all
O. GttLtf The volume Is valuable addi-
ilcn 10 The literature ~ NicaTaurua and
the C;rm ana presents. Ia small space.
much tLat is We'll worth careful reading
H.
THE BEGlNNERS OF \ NATION. BY
Edward Elplc-tou. 4 History Of Life
90 The United Statos. r.. Appleton &
Company. New YCrk
For il by J. ". Randolph Company
In this work MT Egglcston has sought
TO trace from thOr source the various
and often complex movements that re-
suited IN the earl; English settlements
in America. and in the evolution OF
great nation V IN English speech and ira
unions. lie Uah sought 10 reflect m ITS
90 Gcs the character of the age iu which
the English colonies were begun. ana the
traits OF the colCuists and TO bring into
feilet the social, political intellectual.
ana religious forces that promoted cHi-
grafton. IL does ret pretend 10 be the
USUAL account OF an the events attending
eilN colo nizatiCn. b. is rather a history
IN whlch tho succession Ol cause and ef-
lcct ls me main tcpic--a history OF what
Mr. fEglestcn ell styles the dyu1mics'
or colony planting in the first half az
inc seventeenth century. Who We-c the
beginners OF English life i'm America
What sent tfem for refuge 90 "a wilder
ness What Wis .ons lcckOucd them 10 un-
dertake the founding OF new Stafe.Y what
manner # men Wfre their ieadcrsY What
Is the story Of their hopes. their expert
meuis and their disappointmenis These
are tho Qucs stems be has tried 10 answer
lie has treated the founders OF the little
settlements that have expanded into 1000
empires he uuroNcteitlv.' Not
as fOrefathcrs and fOrcmothcrs. but sim
ply as English men and women OF the
Seventeenth century. with the faults and
fanaiicisns as we'll rs the virtues OF
their age. as he truly 'Walking
back ward to throw a mantle over the
nakcdness of ancestors may Dee admirable
1888 AN example Of diluViau piety. but n +.
none Tho less rcpreheusihle iu the writing
Of history While the present work is
complete in itself. % Is also part q
larger enterprise. 1s the half-rtle indi-
Gates The mechanical work is excel
lent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

duel going on between Mr.. " " Aston,
Mr. s. : Mcclure and Mr. Charles Serb
ncr. 4, appears that when Mr' Mco!u
paved big price for st Ives ne
thought that he had the American ne.d
for serial publication 20 himself. But ne
reckoued without taking Mr. AstOrs am
bitiOns as an editor and publisher into ac-
count. Mr.. Aston may bo running The
Pail Mall Magazine as toy but al tne
same time. II by any means he can make
his toy OF pecunlary value be is going al
least 10 try 10 dc So The United states
is - tempting field, The possibilities
whereof few English publlshets can re-
si-t Mr. Aston was one or tle Afet 20
take advantage Of IL. Tho Pan Mall Mag
azlne has been working nara ior an
American circulation, and seems 70 nave
succeeded better than MI hcD.Nfe an
ticipated When he agreed 70 the pup
lcatiou OF "St Ives" I'm The Pan Mail. ne
supposed that Mr.. AstOr's magazine was
designed FOR an English circulation ohly'
Now that IL Is being pushed over mere
and is said 10 have an American clfCuit-
tion OF some ten or twenty thousand CO.
pies. Mr.. Mcclure regards II with a sus-
picious eye and wishes 20 restrain II Dy
legal process from poachlns on ms pre-
serves, and using his own pant ior the
purpose. The Aston faction Is indignant
and claims prior rights 10 these OF Mr.
Mcclure. who knew says Mr.. Astor law
yer that he did not buy the story with
exclusive rights for the United states.
He bought the right 10 publish II here In
his magazine. but not the right 70 keep
The Pail Mall out OF the country and
there the matter rests for the present.
Mr. Scribners share IN the quarrel IS
not vely great. lie was accused cf hav-
ing made objection 10 the fact that st. 4
Ives was copyrighted in the United /
States by Mr. Mcclure. when he. Mr. !
Scrihner. was 10 publish II IN hook-form. |
lie puts an end To this side of the contro-
versy by saying that he knew that Mr. |
Mcclure was taking out the copyright In |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL RE
VIEW. January. 1871 Richmond Va.
por annCm
Upon the Table Of Contents this month
We note with special interest Kew. Hart
iey carmichaol's paper on Limits of Re
ligious Thoughts" one OF the Reineckcr
Lecture Course. The pleasant statement
is made that more Of Rev. Or Packard S
"Recollections" will appear i'm the Feb
ruary issue. Other contributors 20 the
January number are Rev DR. Thomas
Duncan. whose subject is THE Historic
Episcopate in its Relation 20 Church
Unity Rev Dallas Tucker 1.-THE Scot
fish Reformation. and Rev Dr. e..
Walker. THE Great Change"
Tho Book Reviews are am able adai-
ton 20 the contents OF the number.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-07

v,rno labor unions will hold meetings
VI N"shihgton's birthday. February I'D.
~ aoVocacy OF the eisht-hour workday
oh me day before. which is Sunday, the
preachers OF Toledo will speak on the
s.ne subject. This Is on recommendation
OF the Pastors Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-13
" Chronic Kickers"

There arc ,ndny ofthcm. Not ~ citizen Of Augusta
TINT docs them his household. It's the
Old do the
forced to heavy burdens arc not confined to
'toiIcrs of the They found ssin every
walk In lifi,; people Of sshxh degree" have bad
backs, because they all have lkfdncys. you
know what Kidneys lsr' hey ftcrtlc blood;
take l,oisons. Filters. only just
FAST crowd thcnl they become blocked; then
they kicks that's the time help them, otherwise
they ssC,hOnic KiclScTs." Ever your.
Kidneys kick? Know where tl,cy strike. Perhaps
have had bad back lame weak aching
one. Didn't know the We'll, that's how
Kidneys 1<it< The Kidneys tho o.
the back and when their work gets hard,
Your back aches, il weak lame. Help
the Kidneys Of many troubles Kidney
troubles Urinary troubles and oftnies I3rigllt
ease There is only ono kidney helper always at
hand. DOAN's KIDNEY PILLS perfect me-
canics i'm their line and made for kidneys only.
you would help the kidneys. take DO ANS KIDNEY
PILLS. For kidney ills take DOAN's KIDNEY
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