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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
NortD Caroline.

- Ger StaQt Nort9 Carolina lit
Der 8eijBer bon 2lttien gum 8etra0e
bon 0rei Wlllipnen Collars III Der
Rortb Carolina RQilrOuo, bate ober
bis Dor &urSem, uI3 elm neuer Stein
Nll$9eIteQt WurOe, feline B0piere quiz
5upsiien, Die iein &eIi$re9t bemieien.
gBObin Die uripriin9liGen &beilbo6ers
i6eine ger0tben iino, lpeib tein Msni9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
60 1T me3r S,atasrb

in bis1r Gegsto oss yarosS ais Don oUtu aubern
Srdntbetteu ;~ulammeu, uHo biz IN ben Iegten SGBTcu
gait r ais unbsibar. Sttle Sabre lang %ertlortet
GotiortH ibu tir sius lotUle NTdHtbeit uuo itriebeH
lot0le NeilmltteI UoL un6 oq ne i'm nit dr;tlttcr Be
~bauoIuug b]sitiuOig uibt %turtrteH, ]crtIartsH ie i'm iur
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2b.elyIicl UJQ gynommsu. Gle ptrtt brett uui oas
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SaG's GamiIieus 4iasu iRa Die beisu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Ausld ..
Geutf1laUO.
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- Sn GnQen i~eierten 5tuei Siir8er
bic fini3iaite g8ieosrtebr Oes cages, al
Dem lie 1913 erI9ONeu weroen iollten.
9Ie Seiosn waren i'm @eie9t bel &an=
bern 9Cf0nQen mOrOen uno Duroen Dor
bic &ei9e Oes eri6Oiisnen Generals bon
@N0ern Qeiijbrt, pOielblt lie aui 8eiebl
Oe5 Gberjien y. SinteIoeD erI0OlNen
lUerOen ~iOlIten. Sm leBten IuNenbltd
eri6ien nod Oberltlieutsnant @IOrrer
pom 2. 8HO. SnI. sgteg, uno bat bel
Gbsrlt b. Sintelosp I'm ParoOn iilr bic
GsIosu, Der ibaeu aud sswa9rt lpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Erduer6ifoer....

biioeu eiuprottii6es, uuo niiblibeS Ants
beufen, bel SooeStGlleu III Der Samilie.
Gle limb pruttih d, neil lie leidt
ou ale uuben uno isrueu Serpauoteu
uno Sef0nuteu 8eldidt weroeu tOuneu
ulb bieielbeu, Uenu lie i'm @ebetbm6e
limb, III einem Webete iiir Die betreiieuoe
peritorbene Gsriou, Uulporuen.
gle limb iii bll6 d., neil lie eiit
ablOB9ebet iir Die Seelenrube beS Der
Itorbenen entbaltel.
g&ir 6ubcu cine Nu5lpa6l Srauerbil6er
porrGtbt9 uuo i6iten, aui Serlou0en
Yrobeu sur Nusipabl III cine beliebi9e
A0reie.
Man i@reibe UNI Muiter unb preiis
III:
GERMAN CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
SfiabomG.

Sn 9onca GitD tat Ii6 Elm
6r0uenclub 9ebilOet, Oeiien &e9eIn
porIdrciben, ooB jeoes MtitQlieo lsotQ
bleiben uno in uffencr @sriommIunQ
itber ieoen ibr 9emaAten S%eiratbsan=
tra9 beri6tcn muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Maine.

Die &upfermincn i'm Stante
Muine, bic lett % SoG,eu brad
laQen, Iollen jeBt WIeoer III 8etrieb
.9eiebt neroeu, On OerbeNerte uno Uer=
biQi9te Metbooen OisIer ,yuouitrie cine
neue 3utuuft in Nusli4t Itsllsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Miilmeasee L. ct. Yaul
Giienbabu.

So6rplan in &rait getreteI am Is. Ssbrnor
1898. Sabuboi @te 4. uno Slap StroBe.
Sidets Siitce 507 Dtalus Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

CHICAGO, Wtilnautee = 90 Sm 3 30 Jtm
uno benz Often 8 90 9tm Z 30 9tn
NJ so gSm ~ 05 Gn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

ct. saul NIB 8 40 Sm . OS ytm
WtimneapOliS IL 20 Vm : 30 Dim
IL 10 Sm ~ - Gm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

g,b9aug uOu gntmnit in
DUBUQUE. DUBUQUE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

Sma6a II. SiOur Stu. . 90 9im 5 80 SIN
SauiaS eitD . II 9tm IL 10 Sm
"a Groiic, 9aiuoud 5 45 &m 3 10 ltm
II. {. 10. II 30 Em s 30 gtnt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

And yor would never guess what he
does that for"
TO conceal his true occupation from
the woridf''
Partly. I daresay: but chiefly be-
cause he Is i'm love with of the girls
In the chorus of the comic opera they
are playing, And she won't look at
him, b~ecause-well. because. for d
thing. he il a hunchback. And he is
sacrificing his whole future-for he
can't take up serious cases while his
nights are engaged-for the sake OF
looking at the hard hearted fair one
every night, Slch is life!."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

Philadelphia Inquirer: IL has been ~
strated that an acre Of water may De u
yield more food, with less labor. than ~.
OF ground. To clothe an old pFosero ~
new dress. II may be said that tner Il
good nsh In the sea as ever came ous
ani with q proper organization o. Y
paratus OF fsh Matching the worIa
become acquainted with a greater 49, Z
food Ash han IL knows of now, ana NJ
pie who live far from the va'er woua 4 4
delightful variety ADDED TO their DIE -,
In Maryland much anxiety Is oeins n 1
TO the probable extinction OF the terIss~St
latter has its uses. but only a CONF -
Few would regret It's loss. while in,ssi
thousands o. homes OF totiers a piens
supply % be . benefit IL Is 70 n
that the fAheries congress AZ Tampa n,
someshiag to educate people as to the =
lance OF our fisheries
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
wine for the stomach. ssks

CornhlIl: lad occasion 10 call on .
whose temperance views were as strong = }
her dislike of the church. At once ss y
II I was a teetosaler. and my confession y
belonged 10 the m~uch-abused class OK m1o;
drinkers brought down a storm upSn -
voted head. In the course OF my 49,
quoted 81. Paul's advice TO Timothy; -
little wine for thy stomach's saxe
every one knows the joke about the -
story as old as the hills: but my teeiots =. u
made the famous answer in perfect sesa.
N in anytaing out a spirit of joking y
surprised tina you. a clergyman. dom >
that Paul was speaking OF wine fer -
application only" And not only TINS. ~
good lady proceeded TO defend her pecsnaIr
depreciation. There was an old WOMAN.
who used to say that nothing did hef y Z
good as Queen Anne tauinineD. especa'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

Household Words: A father IN ScotiA.s~
expected to pass a slight ~exansinatioa =
shorter catechism. One day a collier ~
his minister to hespeak HIM for the cns
OF his child. y
How many commandments haze YET
the minister. - 4
Twenty" reJoinei the collier .sr1a
forthwith se1t beck to pursue his -
elementary theoloxy. On his way ~ u,n1
brother miner. who was going TO ts
on q similar errand. IA
How many commandments had ~
asked the nrst.
Ten" "a
.'oh. you needn't trouble him su
offered him twenty the while. but hs
satisfied
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
.
A F

:. d, not 4 COM
word snon
". nearly forty y
ex,th 10 the person
pss,-,ied. This val
E;n,esrd. AttweniJ
.a,',ker days in mil
. ends herself SO asss1
~ v~1ork that would
Comsp, and look
rsuoupy, healthfulio
hssti Ter teii her s'oi
/ .rbirty.siI years.
my liver. w
were tumon:9
Eiistered m sioei1
seiief. was,,N1J
k;ying Is q tailore
kstveen the pam
Ennefs was
-ork vas q draglm
IN relief; ~tortunat1
advises. me-
and nna,d
~rfegulsr courseG
menced takingImr1
vas so painful thar
|Sress, and for a,H
|reliei, but my ,i.e1
Iseyere and reiiei
lone it did, TIL
|~thirty-six years az
|~troubled me sinee,,
II have passed .nr1
f-~;od ~ a woman
|t,eular trouble, a
wears Of age ] am
|sble 10 do a days
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
CHAPTER XIV.
A Clean NJ Hnae

On the Wednesday evening after his
conversation with the Inspector of POI
lice. Hurrell stopls-i al a florists ON
his way 10 the theater, and bought n
sgaah bur lovely bouquet. When he
reached ssse tl@arer he went TO the
Goor ~ the sTsen-rocm. asked q Ques-
Mca - Two. and then went mp o mar,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

the fuihe
the discom1
Thereof,
billy, there is II
bly, mitigate or
is why we
much. From
les, which are
physical strr
always remedi1
h. The choice 81
as the surest
or acute s
Eticrn neuralgia.
10, or with the
(ains and bruises
)fness, the emca
b the fullness I
hpleie land peri
Ind out as the ID
By, then, should
Der Of going for
be? In numberl
lions OF discom1
IN delay. Why
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
PhiIo.ophicaI view.

Town Topics: Aunt Saiiy-Whats ="
ter? -
Uncie Josh-Thcy say the cars - p"N'
can't go ahead for ten minutes 80 d
Aunt Saily-Well, thank g0odness
run over anybody for a while, anyHV"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

1
fou will enjoy III
fter II you will l
ding the advert
brd a most IND
p put you In I
be excellent ba
Frs are reliable;
Fertise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
uni

No. said the
upper lip
care for a pa
Pth, l don't thi|
hlism in d
FWouldn't you
eYar's cartoo
sir; they're
| 1t was only
Rt they depicte(
booth boy.
The idea of
fe that in one
Fening Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
Cure. Rasucsnalc bites.

The latesT cure for = raitlesnake ~ 4
oil When bitten anon the hassu. .,l
vessel nllel with 81 and ire pois-n n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
BEATTLE, un

PEATTLE, unqI
eapest starting pc
|n for Alaska and
| advise you to
httle's facilities,
surpassed and pI
hshington state b,
|attle is the chic
Ptected by Public
PISS Chamber of CO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

Feople who clai
have but Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

Inc girl who posi-
truly a peach.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

editor in HUI
Y the arrival o
se wouldn't taxi
y % cen.s for an
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

tombstone alw
/ a man when he
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

To Cure Cons1
Iake Cascarets (
&c II C. C. C.
fund money.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
,er look a gift
Beauty Is 7

Beauty In
lean blood means
b,ty without 1t. u
cleans your
IN by stirring up
all impurities
to-day 10 ban
kches, blackheadd
Ems complexion b
Futy for 10 cents.
guaranteed. J
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03
The FuiIne|

tallest man
Ne criticism.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

t~ about the O
Pa. It's cracked |
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

sledge Gil
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-03-03

At that moment two men were ~
ing up the stairs To the second nM
ard the younger OF them was saying
his companion:
Ito be Continued.l
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-09
Aa1iy = Eagle
NJ NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
WAR OR AN INDEMNITY.

Sigsbee asked for a suspension OF
American judgment, until the facts OF
the detruction of the Maine could be
definitely ascertained. In a wonderful
way and in response to such reason
hble demand, the American people pos
ressed their souls in patience. But that
the country is on the desperate brink
Ind holding close on to the perilous
edge of war, is undeniable. The war
feeling is a pent-up volcano. A nation
Of seventy millions Of people, whose
land belts one-fourth Of the globe
around, is too big for buster, but it is
stirred to it's profoundest depths. The
battleship Maine was lowed to her
place in the harbor of Havana and an
ehored to buoy under the direction Of
6panish officials, when the great ship
with its precious burden Of human life
was destroyed in the dark hours of that
Tuesday night. There was the actual
Incident of war, and whether designed
Or accidental was none the less awful
If the destruction was not within the
an accounting and an indemnity. The
refusal of a full and immediate indem-
nifty means war, swift and on mag
nificently terrific scale. 1t will make
no difference whether the destruction
was the work of Spanish officials or
was known to them or not She was
lying at peace in a friendly harbor,
when suddenly and without any warn
ing, the lives Of two hundred and sew
enty citizens of the United States were
ruthlessly destroyed and millions Of
value annihilated. Adding this horror
to the outrages against the people of
Cuba, who are our neighbors, and
whose only crime consists of a protest
against tyranny, to say nothing of the
starving Of innocent people and the de-
structiOn of our commerce, and the
this country, who are being held large
ly responsible by the balance of the
world, has been about reached. The
day, the hour of reckoning is at hand.
The president may remain seemingly
unperturbed, the departments of gov
eminent continue outwardly calm, and
the money interests of the world may
protest that war must not occur, but
the overt act is imminent, and nothing
short of the freedom of Cuba and in
demnity for the Maine can avert it,
If even these prove possible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-09
nn,inr-nrnis.N llInr.i

We are not here 20 seek a -aTEs foi.e~-
izg. bat 20 DO whzt we t1l1z T.e1L
Il $oas Rad Appointed g mit-se ths
AK would st1.l BE- o. ihe STOCKS
TSo-thl--a - CHRISTIE e5arll aye So
men. whose pars1zs.Ts voices as 81 e.
relrf1r-s men: caste lr-dlFs. aaeahts - tae
evanEs lizi1E aEe1ciee o. tze mers A1gs-
I'll future
poor. grad George Efot. wao sees ~
Hzht beyoad ths sepEscats u-9 talrss Sc
are Er1no1 out Ike can1-ss- Lv zee.
g ls1t s~en zestheftc.
TAerefo-e. STAGE .1r IRIS we Save prey
sd. ws r. take Our pisces 81 fas traa-
ard say Win ~ Kreztsss rttora.@T - gre
sixteenth century Here 7 sfs11 Z 1ta
60 10 0ther CD hep Ee. Ame1
instead - reare I waE 20 participate
IN Ezrs lzsfsat - tse aNeerasas - e-sae-
nsye- -s1rs lowed thaE lose1 Z as te
bec1us a z4zseses on tAs fss4 ~ fE-
ezrth. irstez4 - ahrsFfes. Z sas e. fse-
qeezt pus1se Ealls sd saN eeTa
TIE kniEass - ths oss rhssazfg sEe
EozsAz She empty aE-sk e aa-tsrf thase
% lie ass szS< 1-s1s~- -. ~---Sse-zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-09
STANLEY IS A REPUBLICAN.

A number of Republican papers are
misrepresenting w. E. Stanley on the
prohibition question, Notwithstanding
the editors of these same papers know
that this boomerang has done up in
Vulnerable good men politically, as it
has Systematically defeated the Repub-
lican party. To say that a Republican
candidate is either a prohibitionist or
anti-prohibitionist is to raise a pro-
longed howl, no matter what his real
convictions. 1t is a shame that Repub-
licans should use this back-acting de-
vice to kill each other off. The Pop
party nor its leaders ever heard of such
an issue. They are neither for nor
against it. They declare that they
know nothing about it nor do not want
to hear anything. They are politically
wise in letting the law, like other laws,
take care Of itself. 1t is to them like the
tariff question was to General Han
cock, mere local policy which must
be settled along local lines. Stanley,
while personally a strong temperance
man, is not a fanatic in any sense. He
IS a broad-gauged man, and liberal,
with no lack of the wisdom Of expert
ence on this question. Politically he is
q Republican, above all factional ques-
tons, believing in his party and his
state. His record on the prohibition
question is an open one. He nor his
friends are ashamed Of it. It is as good
hot Of
state. He knows that there are many
communities in the state where the
prohibitory law is strictly enforced. Its
observance is self-acting, self-regulat-
ing, strict and unquestioned, because
the people of those particular communi-
ties are made up that way. There are
other communities in which the senti-
ment and convictions of the people
touching the wisdom of this law is
hopelessly divided. in such communi-
ties there is a good deal OF see-sawing,
the prohibition policy being sometimes
up and sometimes down. In few COM
munities public sentiment is against
this police regulation and their judges,
juries and prosecuting officers being
like minded, such communities take lit
tie or no pains TO enforce it. Notwith-
standing this difference Of elemental
makeup, one Kansas community when
1t comes to temperance charity and re-
lgion, is about as good as another.
They all average we'll in righteousness,
and there is little choice between them.
Everybody knows this TO be true. and
what everybody knows Stanley is not
ignorant of. But this attempt TO make
him a rabid, uncompromising prohibit
ZIONIST. on the one hand. by this paper.
and an openly avowed whiskyite. by the
other. only for the purpose of prelude
Ing this. that or the other community.
Is unfair warfare upon the part Of these
editors alluded 10. Their own candi-
dates, in every instance, on this ques-
ton, could be put to the same disad-
vantage. If the Eagle were asked 70
define Mr.. Stanley's position upon this
question Of prohibition. or upon any
other question, it would say, it would
answer: Stanley is a Republican"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-09
RIGHTS OF THE RAILROAD.

The decision Of the supreme court Of
the United States, handed down day
before yesterday, covering maximum
freight rate laws. viii have a depress-
Ing effect on Leedy's ambition for con-
vening the Kansas legislature in extra
session, for the enactment of substan-
tally the same Nebraska measure
which that decision knocks out. The
decision is a very clear and a very
sweeping one, with a broad saving
clause at the end. Under il no state
has the constitutional power to fix. by
law. transportation charges within its
own borders, at a rate less than the
carrying cost, the value Of the road and
the expense Of its operation being TAX
en- as the governing basis. under the
constitutional provision that no state
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Southern Kansas Business Men,

There is a barber shop at Newton a
which bicycles are sold
An advertising optician says tina
nearly right is hurtfully wrong min,
times out of ten"
The competitors at Newton say savagely
at each other: THE Stetson hat is tbs
best hat in America
IF you don't find what you want here. y
says an advertiser, its dollars to dough
nuts you won't find il anywhere"
Aliens drug store at Great Bend has
a Klondike scene in its show window. II
is the work OF a clerk, Charles Allen.
Leo J. Chapman has severed his con
nection with the First National bank at
! Great Bend and will remove TO Kansas
/ City.
A F. Dauber Of Winfield is in the east.
and as soon as he finds something IL is
I sent back home and the store at once
advertises it.
it is better to say: I'VE do not believe
our prices can be duplicated" than I'VE
/ positively know that our prices can not
| be duplicated"
No man can get the public to believe
him in anything If he persists in saying
every day, year IN and year out, Prices
are lower than ever"
Some advertisements sound better when
you know the merchant who prints them.
Some sound better when you don't know
him. The first kind is the better.
Advertisers can take lesson from the
bicycle. The man who keeps pedalllng
gets there. The fellow who spurts and
quits and spurts and quits. dies Of heart
disease
The time Of year is coming when all
Nature affords new sight A window dis
play has 20 be unusually bright to attract
any attention Al all
The establishment which has partisans.
customers who VIII take Up the cudgel
for il when II is attacked, Is mighty near
the zenith OF commercial prosperity.
Brady Brothers & Co. OF winfield. say.
''TOday's store news has far more vital
interest for Winfield women than the lat
est dispatches from Havana" Compara-
lively few women, as a matter Of fact,
read the Havana dispatches.
II. F Toevs & Co. q Newton. SAYS.
Pretty wall paper doesn't cost any more
than ugly wall paper" That g not
strictly true The latest patterns IN val
paper are 10 the eye the prettisst. and
they come high Il comparison With cd
styles.
Dicksr. a jeTele- az Newton. says
We can show an Assortment q clocks
that VII make you wish you had enough
room 20 hold all q them" That -
good phrase. The chances are it VAS
picked Up from & remark made - . cls-
toner.
Walter Hullck. a confectioner q Kew
tor. makes this funny mistake. When
II need q anything n tne baker, Eaa
large quantities or Small. Try Walter Hu-
lick Fresh every day" II ANYBODY el-e
sid that q him EuHck <ogl6 probably
Be offended
TIE dry goods ueu Should watch ths1r
compositions some This week two nae.-
chants IN one town announce that - = I;
fortunate Circumstances they Eere abe - 4
secure ar extra G1e assortment 0f dress 4
goods Tie world Is MT 81 fortunate csr- 4
curns-zncrs
II :. sIi6dletoa q Richards. Missouri 4
has fled suit agatnss ". - kkag Ard 4
tEerty-tt1ree other sEoz k1os1ssz q TIE Cd 4
Citizens hank ~ NsE1ca. % recover i
S1sle-14. WITH sntsFes. from Lay =. Lz&
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