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1Hr WAR.

German club Ia Costa RIca drank suo-
cess to the men who blew UP the Maine.
Cebu is said TO have been reduced to
ruins BIZ the recent Spanish lombard
rert.
Hoods regiment OF immunes has been
accepted by the secretary of war.
! Blanco's cables are to be rendered USE
less so that he VIII be unable to send nc
counts CT victories to Madrid.
Lcrd Brassoy tho English naval author
iiy, thinks tho victory of Manila will make
The United States enc of the most impor-
tent arhiters OF the fate Of the world.
The Yale has left 81. Thomas. neadei
vest.
f.cfugees are leaving Porto Rico for the
United States.
Dewey Is Keeping up the blockade Of
Mnr,la. where prices OF food are getting
fcbulousiy high Has captured Spanish
gunloat.
Tvtlve thousand men are now gathered
at Tampa, ana operations to move them
are being hurriedly made,
Admiral Dewey wires that he has Manila
at his mercy, and expects a surrender at
any moment
An awful state OF affairs exists in Cuba,
as the reconccntrados are dying from want
Of food.
Captain Dorst has returned to Key West.
hrvins failed to land munitions OH the
Cuban coast.
People at Manila eating horse flesh. The
insurgents get Deweys permission to at
tack the city II they do not commit cx-
ceFae5.
Germany Is making efforts to secure a
coellng station in the West lndea.
War vessels at Key West ale expecting
orders to move Movements Of the span
ish fleet cause uncasincss. as an attack
inieht be made on Key West
Department VIII rush troops to Manila
MS fast as possible, not less than 1900
being the number required.
Urcaa is to bear flag Of truce to Cuba
and offer to exchange the Spanish pris-
oncrs OF war Tor tho two American corrc-
srotdents captured there.
Two of the Texas regiments will rcndez-
youk at New Orleans and two at Tybee,
Georgia.
Ur TO o'clock Saturday night 10000 vol
unteers had been mustered into the
army
Admiral Dewey captures Spanish gun
boat which entered tho harbor not know
lug there was war going On. The Prison
ers We're paroled
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SUGGESTIVE SOUVENIR.
Admiral sampson to Wcceive III
Jawbone of "a Mule.

oNN vi u Mulc.
Special to Globe Democrat
Washington, May t3.~-Interest was ex-
cited at the navy department today by tho
receipt of registered mail package adj
dressed TO Admiral sampson, which clever
~ connected the biblical incident Of the de-
yastation wrought by the Iierculean Sam
son with the jawbone of an ass and the
memorable catastrophe of that Matanzas
mule which figured IN recent accounts of
the destruction of punta Gorda battery nv
tho flagship New York. The package con-
tanned bloaohed and highly polished
mules jawhone, the teeth fastened in place
BY gold rivets and on a silver plate was
engraved the inscription, Admiral Samn.
son, from W. g. Gillespie and y, G. Leon
ard"
On the back OF the tag containing The
address OF the package WAS the following
legend;
While this weapon may be regarded nv
You AZ obsolete, We trust that victories
won with It by your illustrious ancestor
may inspire you to still greater victories
win the additional equipment you pos
sess.' rvs
Thus souvenir viii be forwarded 10 Key
west for delivery to the commander IN
ohiei OF the naval forces as soon as he res
turns from Porto Rico.
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OBJECT OF RENDEZy0IS
troops Can Re Better Suppl III viii,
Arms ana Uniforms

WASHINGTON May 15--The war ds.artm.,,
oIhcials are grathed at the .s bo,rn
maae IN the mastering IN OF the fotje OF 1s5 :
600 volunteers called for by tbeIpresidert
reports indicate that 5000 volunteers have
been enrolled. While some If The yesse,s
"V' equipped the majority afe not.
The kilograms that have been bourina into
the adjutant generals office all DAYS In "a.
Spouse to orders directing volunteers tba,
nave already been mustered in 10 nrnceea 20
one or another of the points pGmobilization
Indicate clearly that the trooIs are nv mo-
means ready for the field OnJ battery con,
mander wired the department fbat his con,
aycn,, IL, "a No'hpiete readings for service
except that he yet lacked gunsIeun carriaees
u.s. harness, ammunition bd uniforms
MANY OF the volunteers hayJ gone inta Tho
state CAMPS without sufirientbr uroner nluth
10 was lot thls reason tat the necessi-
IVES VI uelhe better supplied al the pern,u.
neht camps than at the Stat eamns n, ~
drrs were issued that voluntIer forces shou ",
b. mohilized at Washiugtof, < nicksnavsn
TAMPA or San Francisco as l.,on as nnsni,1a'
REGARDLESS, therefore, uf ed"pu,ent ~ d,,,i
- 49, '"iNnteefs VIII be hurrt | to the perlna
hebt camps as rnlidly ASH ia nossihl =
muster them into the sergi9 10
Arrangements for the exhibition h, ~, Mi,
w. aIc oelhS rapidly su,ncluded by the
late hour tonight indicate ;dat n ono W. 70 a
leeted for the expedition 5sm the ,n aIun 81
tolecs In the country ives If the uisii SaiIeer
river VIII be prepared TO W. m saa, 'sSs ll.
GENERAL corbn is OF the spinion tha, uays.
ncltht orhood OF II 900 q these Viii, ~ we
quslify Tor the cxpeditlep WI ihaiiy
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hooD's REGIMENT.
Siser accepts the ,rend
OF the Comma "e'

10 i"ceptS the Tender
OF the Command.
washington, May 15.-Colone, H.,
o"iaea Yesterday morning with sara,a.
.anery on the secretary of war who ~
.orihea them after some conversation tha,
.ne government had accepted the tender =,
Hoods regiment. 'e' vi
secretary Alger then ordered s-o,on.,
fioou 10 assemble his regiment 70 b,vo,,o
at Anita Springs, where camping grounds
naa peeh onered them. The secretary gave
she necessary orders for supplies and s,oro,
w., ~, 'ne ne, inlinunes who from now until mus
'er; wiii remain at Abita Springs,
0oionei Hood and Senator Cafferv nv,
.aiIea on the president TO make inouirv a
W what the president would do about co,,
ihissloning the officers The president tnid
.nehl mat he would appoint the officers -,
~. .ne Hooa regiment upon the recommends.
lion or Colonel Hood. saying at the Sans
time that he would possibly reserve ~ =
naming OF three lieutenants. who n,n,la ~, h
assigned to staff duty. ~
This arisNs from the major generals =.
siring personal stats, and as the law 70.
lures mat major generals staff shat, 4.
ehoseh from officers of the army n uon,S
DC necessary that these officers shou,d ho,s
commissions in the army. As the nrasISa,,,
mas tne naming of the officers an thess in :
= uns regiments only, It is necessary M,
90 should reserve q fsw commlssions Ia
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DESTlNlES OF The WORLD,
Lord Brassey SAYS the United States
Will Control Them.
BATTLE OF MANILA SHOWS POWER
Vaptnin Nahan's Contention thnt
Power ,er the Sea Is Essenti"i
ms Been Sustained.

London. May 15.-Lord Brassey, who has
just arrived in England from his AUS
tralian governorship, has kindly consented
to give me his opinions of the situation ere
ated by recent events. As there are lew
greater authorities in naval matters Nv
ing than the owner of the Sunbeam, who
was also secretary of admiralty during Mr.
Gladstone's last administration. his views
naturally carry great weight.
"My lord, queried, may | ask what
you think of the naval lessons conveyed
by the success of America at MaAa?'
Everything points to the possession Of
a strong. modern built navy" Lord Bras
sey replied las meaning in the future
great control of the destines of the world.
The sudden descent of the United States on
the Philippines and the probability that
she will keep them has come as a sur
prise to the world. and well it might.
"ro thinlt of being able to secure such
an invaluable possession, with its 10000
000 inhabitants, all as result of a few
hours fighting such a result as this is
lOdGed calCulateu lo appeal 10 inc liIdS gina
ton and yet it is, of course, nothing else
than the simple result of superiority at
sea. without this. all attempts at colonial
empire are doomed to failure.
This war Is most striking veri6catlon
of what Captain Mahan has taught us in
his classical work on sea powe,. 1t proves
the truth Of his contentious and places him
in the front rank of political thinkers of
our time
Replying to my inquiry as toward which
side his sympathy inclined, Lord Brassey
said: ''ln my responsible position, | can
express no sympathies one way or another
with regard to this particular war. But
then do not hesitate to say that am Il
strong advocate of a thoroughgoing often
siye and defensive alliance between the dr.
ferent branches of the English speaking
world, l advocate this in the higher in
forests of civilization and home trade and
| commerce throughout the world"
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DISRUPTION WAS EXPECTED.


Cabinet Downfall.
Washington, May 15.-News of the
resignation Of the Spanish ministry Gre
ated no surprises in official circles in
Washington tonight For several days il
has been remarked that disagreement
among the Madrid cabinet would likely re-
suit in rupture. Indeed it was semi of
ficially announced that the designations of
the ministers had been rendered Beyond
the fact that the resignation of the min
stry now officially announced indicates a
feeling of unrest and dissatisfaction In
SPAIN, serious Importance is attached
to it by those in close touch with the ad-
minstration
spain is having her troubles within as
Well as without said u member Of the
cabinet tonight, 1.-The RESIGNATION of the
Sagasta ministry makes clear the existence
OF spirit OF unrest and dissent that bor-
ders on revolution. We have known of The
existence of such condition and its mani
hesitation today in the form of the resiena-
ton of the ministry has caused no sur
prise here
The change of ministry is not regarded
as OF great Importance to this country in
ashiuch as the new ministry is to be
formed by Premier Sagasta 1t has been
known That tho other members of the
spanish cabinet have differed from the
premier on many material questions af-
lecting the conduct of the war That thew
should resign is but the natural seoueuce
OF lack OF sympathy. The fact that Sa-
sasta VIII form the new ministry is taken
10 mean that for the present at least there
VIII be no changes in SPANS war polcv
~ IS pretty well assured that Sagasta viii
encounter serious difficulties in the forna.
t slon Vi the new cabinet. He has Ibeen
loreed by the conditions surroundinJ him
70 run counter to the radical elemeIt in
Spain, OF which Weyler is one al tho
principal opponents. Trouble from tithin
as We'll as from without, confront him and
1t Is regarded as seriously proble,taticai
whether he viii be able to form I min
lslty that Will rise to the present. emer-
gehey and satisfy Spain"
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THE YALE SAILS WESTWARD.
American Refugees Leaving Porto
Rico for United Stutcs

''N' 'f'fhEttN IehftuS Porto
Rico for United states
Especial Cable to The Post and New York
Herald. Copyright. lseS by James Cor
don Donnctt)
st. Thomas, Danish West Indies Nav
lb,~The United States auxiliary cruiser
Yale left this port ut clock this after
noon, heading west. boarded her before
she LETT and found her officers and crew
all we'll
Commander Wise inquired for the Her
aids dispatch steamer and said he appre-
claten her services and admirable daring
and was glad she had ESCAPED CAPTURE Hs
wan much elated over the capture Of the
RITA, He regretted that the Parlna had
escaped on last Sunday by dodglng be-
hind reef OIL Cape San Juan and WIS
escorted to San Juan on Monday by a
transport, believed to be the Alfonso Mi,
which fred on the Yale
The French cruiser GeouilIy has gone to
Martinique. The steamer Twiekenham.
with 5000 tons of coal from Newcastle, ar
rived here and received orders to go to
Martinique this afternoon
The Pretoria sailed for New York this
morning with forty passengers, the ma
iorlty of whom arc refugees There were
on board tho families OF Seniors Van Syc-
ko, Weman. Aacarte Del Ville, Hanna
Jideg and Mariana. They are all Ameri-
cans who were offered an opportunity and
assistance TO leave Porto Rico.
None of the property of the Americans
In san Juan was hurt during the bonn
bardment.
| The residents are In great fear that Ad-
| miral Sampson may lombard the city
again.
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A SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
TEXAS TROOPS.

immense crowds thronged Camp Marry
all day, friends and acquaintance OF the
soldiers. They brought delicacies ior the
hungry.
OF infantrymen there are 29sa In camp;
of cavalrymen about 1000
ORGANIZATION of the cavalry regiment has
been completed aud the Texas quota ID
ready to 30 to the front.
Again complained that the Light Guard
has no flag.
1t is expected that orders to move VIII
will come very eoor.
Roosevelt is now with his regiment OF
Rough Riders at San Antonio.
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Blockade of Manila Is Causing People to Be With
out Food
PROSPECT OF RELIEF sEEns VERY DIS
Admiral Dewey Insurgents CITY and
Tells Them to Help Themselves TO Arms at
Cavite
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dispatches
boat Caao
AM the lat dered
o reduce
$ a
Tho Mccuoch insurgents applied Rear
uma Dewey Tor his
pleaded
which the admiral replied; the
The Manila Abou5
ciden was hurt.
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Extensive shipments OF vegetables are
being made from Dewitt county
Cattlomen about Luing propose to take
advantage of the demand in Cuba as soon
as the island is freed Of Spaniards
Perry Oldham was killed by negro
near Mumford.
Said that certain influence at Calves
ton is very greatly opposed to the South
ern Pacific entering that place.
Flooks OH the Rio Grande are sunerlns
from Coyotes.
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MIR. Arch l.. Marshall sustalns serious
injury from a street car accident
Beer dealers are protesting against the
advance In the price of beer.
Members OF Dick bowling Camp ready
TO respond to the call OF General Gordon,
but will not otherwise enlist in the scry-
Ice
The Lewis Rosenberg nuptials
The Saengerbund rehabilitated after the
Saengerfest.
Children who make their first com
munion at tho Church OF the Annunca-
ton.
Arrangements made for K Of p, social
session.
Presentation to the teachers of the Bikor
Cholim Sunday school
More troops pass through going to the
front.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Harrison county instructed tor sayers.
Burleson county was carried by Sayers.
Bosque county goes for Crane.
q. w. Smith carried Nacogdoches for
land commissioner Crane for governor.
Coryel county went foi sayers.
Giles got the Cooke county vote
Cooke county wont for Crane.
Comal county instructed for Sayers.
Jones county gave two votes Tor Jester.
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NEW rLsy.
Fifteen Thousand Nes l
Sent to the phll,s,


Sent to the PhllIu
Washington, May '5.--Tthik
to send a force OF 1900 % d
order TO make up the requije
the inter ton of the army 1T
as a part Of the expedition 4
regiments of seasoned reguIif d
Corbin said tonight that tbs
probably would be sent from
camped at Tampa, as they IN
able now at the disposition 81 N
1t is not regarded as desinn
such regular troops as have "
Indian country. The fear Is n
if those troops should 10 VI
their present posts some Of
Indians might take adyantig
sence to commit outrages ata
the white settlers. For that
ular troops selected for "
petition will be taken frontls
Atlantic coast.
1t was announced definitely
transport ship City Of Penn
Francisco, will sail for Mania
morrow.
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sPANiAhDS PLEASED.
Thry Think ADMIRAL yiIinmu \. n
Really Smart MN

MADRID, May l5.-1t y. m.--Thc Off,cia,
Correspondence publishes a note AS "a o.
pan aifairs, which is much commented
upon The note asserts affairs in Cuba
wear more reassuring aspect. that the
submission of numerous insurgents is ex.
pee.ed, and that the Spanish negotiations
Win tue principals in charge ofler possi-
hiiities Of success ''7
The Madrid press and people are e,atea
over the alleged smartness Of Admiral
versera IN sending Admiral villamil to
Martinique thir,y-slx hours after the for
ne msr wss we'll on his way toward Havana.
WIEN 4 vns supposed that viliamil was
soosslse eAead ~ Ms really The squadlons
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500 Malu l

these regiments to provla. b
asked for by these major ~
1t Is reported that Maty +
hugh Lee wants his own 4.
Grants grandson, Alserpa }
pointed on his stan. Al th,y
it may be readily seen IN h
must appoint them in then !;
ments In order to have MI
the staff of General Lee.
These officers viii belo,,
ment In name only, They N
duty with the regiment, nj
tached to the staff Of thes. u,
Colonel Hool has telesrs,ss|
ant Grubbs to make all arl;1
paratory to having the rtEn3
mediately into bivouac d. An
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read guard, the spaniards thus gaining
valuable time, M
Senior Guilon In reply to newspaper re-
port said the Americans were blamewoHhy
Tor bombarding towns without giving no.
tice, and added that the government would
address q note to the powers on the suh-
lect. With reference 70 the speech Of Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain. the British secretary
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- =
Putriotie n nr.s

Fort Worth, Texas, y i5.-captain II
y Baker OF Weatherf, A, passed ,bro,ah
mere last evening witbh company of ,h,r,,
volunteer cavalrymed en- route 10 Camn
Of a', yo,, 70 ION the = cavalry regiment
Austin. v~n wsS 70
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lMOBILlZING W.
Considerable Change y
i'm the Asaigrne

in the Assigsh
Washington, May l5,
eral Corbin's office In ths
important action in the ~
unteer troops to the
points was taken during y
order of assignment tnen N.
change regarding the pO'. v
unteers shall be sent, az
them go to chickamalls. "
will come to Washington y y |,
than was originally asslal
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NO MORE Fi6sI
Since the SAN Juan BatikI
Been No D0mbar

Copyright, 1898. BY Aisoes
Puerto Plata. Dominican
t5.-All the wounded Of te
fleet are doing well. Tnsfe
fighting by our ships since
ment of the forts Of san
Rico, as described by the Co
the Associated Press On eo
States flagship Iowa, Tne a
San Juan de Porto RICO w
world has been cut AZ y !
The Spanish torpedo w.
being locked at Fort ae
of Martinique.
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.. state for the colonies, last FRIDAY sanar
1uiion said II had bad outlook for ,ha
,u'ure. He declared that red book wonis
ue presented to the chamber "Wednesday
nsNs N which the government declares ,hs
n'o'Aaue OF cuba ineffective and express
ing the hope tina, the powers IN
Europe aud America will refuse 20 recor.
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WASHINGTON.

Annexation of Hawaii viii lie the chief
topic of discussion In the house.
Tho senate will probably consume two
weeks In discussion of the war revenue
hill.
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Spanish cabinet have resigned. Senior sa-
gasta viii tonight communicate tho situa-
ton to the queen regent. who viii ontrut
him with tho task OF forming a new min
istry.
Madrid, May Is. The Spanish cabinet
which has just resigned was composed MS
follows
President Of the council-senor sagasta.
Minister of foreign affairs ssnor Gulon.
Minister OF Justice -Senor Orchard
Minister of finance Senior Puigoeyer.
Minister of the interiors; Senior Capedon.
Minister OF war General Corfea,
Minister OF marine Admiral BermeJo.
Minister OF agriculture, commerce and Of
public works-Count Xlqueua.
Minister Of the eoloniessenor Moret.
The liberal cabinet under Senior sagasta
WIS formed shortly after the assassination
OF Senior Canovas del Castillo. who was as
snssnated OH August 8. 1897, by an italian
anarchist named Coli. General Carragua,
the then minister of war was first appoint
ell president OF the council and for time
the cabinet remained unchanged. But on
assumed office on October T. confronted by
the troubles In Cuba and In the Philippine
islands Ono of thu first steps taken by
Senior sagasta was to recall Captain Cen
eral Weyler. tas then captain general Of
Cuba. who was succeeded by General Blan-
co. But the situation did not improve and
Spain was courteously but firmly warned
that the United states would not much
longer maintain neutrality IN the face OF
the situation OF affairs in Cuba and the
damages which American Interests were
ohering, However, Spain refused TO re-
gard the situation from humanitarian and
business like standpoint and diplomatic re-
iatlous with the United States were broken
off on April II. Even then Ssere were ru-
mors OF trouble In the Spanish cabinet aud
after the brilliant victory OF the United
States fleet In command OF Commodore
Dewey on May the situation became more
and more strained The minister OF ma
rine, Admiral nermeio: the minister Of
war, General Correa. and the minister OF
the colonies were repeatedly attacked II
parliament and out Of it, aud rumors OF
designations rendered or 10 be rendered
have circulated for the past week or two.
The difficulty, It appears. Ia to find men
who are willing to assume office under the
conditions which now prevail In Spain. Al
empty treasury, internal disorders and til,
loss OF the philippines. Cuba and Porte
Rico are not the only problems confronting
Spanish ministers. and 1t Is not astonish
ing that under the circumstances military
dictatorship under. possibly Marshal Cam
pos. has been discussed
Madrid. May Id y. nit is official
denied that the cabinet changes are con
nected with peaceful movement, Oh IN
contrary. 1t Is declared that the Promie
Sagasta ministry. when the new cabinet
formed, Will continue TO prosecute tho wa
with the full resources of the country.
London, May l6.--A dispatch TO til
Times from Madrid confirms the oificls
denial at the Spanish capital that the cab
met changes are called with a peace move
ment The Times correspondent says: Tn
conclusion to be drawn from the rccrgai,
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DOMESTIC.

John Barrett, United States minister 10
Siam, writes of the Far East and tho
Sonths cotton.
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SPAIN CLAIMS 4 VI
Bombnrdment Of felvo
reported by ns

Reported ~
st. Thomas, Danish ="
1.-THE captain general . i. j
graphed to the Spanish II N
terday saying; "kle,sl K,
ships have bombaraea Z
soldiers SOLD ia are prepared 70. 70 *
The Americans retrea' ~ ID
ships nJ were DAMAGE, al, 90 Nh
away. 1t was n Spanlsu /
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Deserted Their Posts in the Time OF Their
Nations Distress.
SENIOR SAGASTA MAY UNDERTAKE TO FORM
NEW CABINET.
It Is Probable that Military Dictatorship Will Be
Established.

Should Marshal CampO Would BE at the Head OF
Afars-The Members Who Will Assume Control Are Not
for Peace but Will Prosecute the War to the Bitter
End, or Until Finally Defeated
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SPANISH

are bad enough, nu. ,. IS ~!
sneaky and treachei,GSus' suslsI
ease that steal into ~, ,ne -
Any man with 3 sn,nasialia q
spy, but 1t takes a - tnst "
roilt the poison gem. gems M, ma y
blood. Moreover, w, ha resfk
thoroughly. or else INV
suffering. !, skin NJ y
For all cases oi and W.
rheumatism. kidney ar r5 y
troubles. chronic, n% s,,,re. \ !,
eases of n delicate avsdsci1
We have specialists II
throughout the lanu'
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