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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-26
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day from Chicago, where he has been Wis
ting a daughter
Ex-Audtcr Joseph A. Henderson ana
cons, Carlton and Lawrence, OF Column
bus, wer visiting friends in town thls
week.
Mrs. Simon West and daughter, Miss
Lucille of McMechen, ard Mrs r. X.
Barrett Of Bridgeport, were ehe guests Oh
Mrs. NJ. J. West this week.
Mrs. Rev T. E. Holiday, of Cadi7, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs, Hays,
returned home Monday.
The attorneys from q distance who. at
tended the opening of court on Tuesday
were Nye, of Marietta; H. B. McGraw, OF
Cleveland; Fred Rosemond. of Cam
bridge. ard A. j. Clark, of Wheeling.
Attorney E. L. Clevenger. of Bellafre,
! was in at the opening Of court en- Tues
day.
William Boyd, of Lloydsvil.e, was killed
Friday Afternoon at Bannock by a tree
which he was chopping down falling on
him.
James Adams and wife, of Wheeling.
visited his mother and sisters at this
place Friday.
Robert Cook, of Bridgeville. Pa, is Wis
iting his uncle, John Cook, north of town.
E. e. Shepherd and wife visited Norris
town frieT:ds Friday.
Recorder Taylor visited IIendrysburg
friends Sunday.
Mss Pet Huff, of Flushing, was the
guest Of Mrs C. c. Williams, Friday.
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pArEn'S VALLEY.

Paden's Valley, w. Va, January 10
Rev. Smith, Of Clarksburg, w. Va,
gave a very entertaining lecture here
Monday morning on the missionary
cause.
Prof. H. B. Hall and Miss Nellie
Sharp, of New Martinsville, w. Va,
were the guests of friends here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Flora Fuchs, of Paden's Fork,
is seriously i'll.
j. H. Boyers, of Sistersville, was the
guest of friends here last Sunday.
Rev. Carter was calling on friends
in the Valley this week.
Miss Josephine Stephens was calling
or friends in New Martinsville Friday
afternoon.
Dr. Geo Wells a prominent physl-
clan OF Sistersville, made profession
al call here recently
Prof. T. 3. Lowry, of near Sisters
vile, was in the Valley Monday
Mrs. Frank Boston and Mrs. VIM
Mccullough were in New Martinsville
last Thursday
j. n. Van Camp was IN wheeling
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Hutchinson, of Shady Side, was
in the Valley Monday.
Cutie a number from Sardis, O., were
bunting here this week.
Mr.. Sayre was in Sistersville Thurs
day on business.
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EIlLiAMST0WN.

Williamstown w. Va, January ID
Capt A. C. Sievers accompanied by aus
wife and daughter Miriam, left lds1
week for Carrolton, KY, where tne y
S. dredges are laid up for the winter
Miss Ora Patterson is VISITING
friends at Parkersburg. ;.
Miss Myrtle Norris, of Belpre, " -
Miss Rachel Byer's guest.
Mr.. Gilbert Wilson, OF Hannlba.. ~
is here with his brother; G. G. iisoh.
They are associated together IN the IN
terests of the Balwin Piano Co. a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Morris are MONT
from a visit in Washington counlJ' Y.
R. d. Sarber left this week TO" Penn
sylvania after spending several weeks
at home
Mrs. ]. 0. Baker was called to Eea
Run, O., Thursday by the death OF hef
father, Mr.. Whitestone.
Mr.. ard Mrs. d. 0. HazelriE5. CT
Waverly are guests of relatives.
Geo. K. Meisenhelder died on We'd
nesday night after IN illnoss OF Two
weeks Of typhoid fever. He was 4
charter member OF Crescent Lodge No.
11S. K. OF P, and was held in high es-
TEEN by all who knew him. His age
was "A years, months and 10 days.
Rev. Kepler ofiiciated at the funeral
which was held in the NJ. E. church
Friday afternoon and was attended by
a large concoursc of people. The lodge
attended in body and concluded the
services at the grave. The floral offer
ings were beautiful.
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PROCTOR.

Proctor, w. Va, January 15.-Rev.
A. Liakletter State evangelist, will
preach at the Christian Church Thurs
day evening, January Goth, at seven
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Miller have re-
turned from weeks honeymoon tour
in Pennsylvania.
C. R. Moore is again at his post Of
duty On the fast-fying steamer RUN
Mr. Joe c. Trus, of New MartnS-
Vile. IVES here Saturday on business.
Some of our residents are somewhat
excited over the present prospects Of
a food.
Rev. Stewart, OF Behler Station, w.
Va, closed a very interesting series CT
dIscourses Wednesday night at the
Christian Church.
Bay Bros new steamer, Uran;l, WIS
at our wharf Wednesday nom unload
ing sale from Hartford City.
Mcssrs. Harry Bloom and viii Still
well, of MoundsviIle, were calling or
friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Leonard Moore AMI MS Sue
Moore were visitors at Wheel ING {, few
days last week
Mr.. Junius Monroe, who met with a
serious accident while alighting from
a train here some days ago, Is reported
convalescing.
Miss Flora Moore, of Wheeling, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Viii
3ord Moore.
Miss Emma Ward, Of Cameron, Ohio,
is the guest Of her sister. MIS-. John
Hartman.
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Hannibal, O., January 15.-Miss Adj
da Cehrs left Monday to visit relatives
in Allegheny, Pa.
Misses Maud and Mignon Lenkard
left Wednesday, for their home IN
Wheeling after spending two weeks ia
town with relatives.
Miss Alya Moore and Mrs. Crist Els
anbarth, of New Martinsville, were III
town Friday.
Eugene Wilson and Frank Lloyd
were at Sardis, O., Thursday and FIJI
dav evening attending the protracleG
meeting which is in progress at that
place.
Theodore O'Neill left Monday on a
short visit to relatives in Wheeling and
Moundsyille.
Rev. Shawl, Of Berea, o., arrived
Wednesday and has been assisting Rev.
Rogatsky in the protracted meeting
which is in progress in the German NJ.
z. church. Quarterly meeting ser
vices will be held Sunday.
George Murdough, OF Dayton, O., was
in town Thursday.
j. r. Dunlap was at Pittsburg en-
business Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. David fisher, Jr., arrived at this
rIace from Salama, w. Va, Friday ana
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
fisher.
Caut. Chas. Muhleman was at Wheei-
ing Wednesday.
Miss Alice Rist was visiting reis'.
tives at New Martinsville several aaEs.
l.. r. Bare was at Wheeling Fr,.ay.
Mrs. Levi Oblinger and daugntei, OF
New Martinsville, we're the guests or
Andrew Rist and family last sunday
and Monday.
Mrs. Rev. G. NJ Wilson was at Sdrdis
several days the past week.
A. M. Voeghtly was at Woodshelc,
O., Wednesday and Thursday.
The livery stable Of S. W. L.aep was
destroyed by fire on last Tuesday even
ing. owing to the prompt assistance
of the people the carriage hose and
contents. only few feet distant, be-
sides eight horses and all The harness
and saddles were saved uninjurad. A
lou of feed was destroyed; cause ur-
I-nown. No insurance.
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and will be the guest of friends on
Elizabeth street for a short time.
Postoffice Inspector >HOoten was IN
the city yesterday attending TO SOME
matters with the new postoffice
Fred Pennell, of Cory, Pa, arrlNeu
in the city yesterday and will be the
guest of J. A. MacFarlard, OF the hlV-
erview for a short time.
Mrs. W. r. Stewart, of Wells street.
who has been the guest of friends IN
Parkersburg for some time, returned 70
the city yesterday.
Thursday evening at their home on
the East Side, Misses 10 and Cena
Carroll entertained few friends a.
cards
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Kohl, OF Bel,
pre- Ohio, who have been the guests ol
friends here for short time, will ieaIe
this evening for home.
Joseph Williams, city sLitor OF the
Oil Review, is seriously i'll. He is SUI
fering with an attack Of pneumonia.
The sudden death last evening q
Sherrod Poole, of Charles street, from
heart disease. was quite a shock TO MS
many friends here. He had been pe!-
fectly healthy for long time ana i
was not known that he was suiIerlns
from the disease He has been IL INC
employ of the Eureka Pipe Line com, !,
pany at their station here for seVerai
years and was we'll liked by all VINO
were acquainted with him. he leaves
a wife and one child.
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RAYEasWo0D

Ravenswood, w. Va, January Ia
Capt w. Z. Hoyt, of the railroad office,
was at Parkersburg attending Y. ,.
Court the first of the week.
e. H. Reedman, of the Milligan. VII
kin C Co.. piano dealers, of Wheeling,
was here Friday in the interest OF his
firm trying to sell some pianos.
Mrs Will Atha ard sister, Mrs. Cum
ningham, OF Pittsburg, who spent Sun
day here, are now visiting their father
and sister at Sandyyille.
Mrs. John Burk, of Mulberry street,
has been quite sick for week.
Rev. A. L. Williamson. formerly pas
tor Of the Baptist church at this place,
was here Thursday visiting former
friends and preached Thursday even
ing in the Baptist church.
The wife Of Dr. Harrison, of Cottage
vile, fell on an icy pavement last week
breaking her right arm.
Members Of the Christian church are
to give supper in Kneeream's hall to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Henry Holbert, a we'll known
teacher OF this county. and formerly
county superintendent, died few days
since at his home near Gay, this coun-
ty.
Mrs. Ezbai Wells is now at the Raw
enswood House assisting her husband
in running that popular hotel.
Hon. c. l.. Brown was at Ripley
Wednesday attending court
E. c. Smith, J. A Mcintosh, Mr..
Starkey and others attended county
court at Ripley the first Of the week.
Elmer Cress, proprietor OF the mill
at this place, has purchased the old
Taylor homestead next 10 the parson-
age Of the M. Z. church.
Word has been received here Of the
illness at Sistersville of Rev H. 3.
BOwden, formerly pastor Of the NJ. e.
church at this place. Rev. Bowden has
typhoid fever and his many friends
here are much concerned for his recov-
erV
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what Has Been Going on in
Nearby Towns.
social Affairs, Happenings And
Events Of Local Interest Gather
ed By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume OF the News
o>e@c~o~e~o>o

Fred Rich
FRANK Warne has returned ia philade1-
phla after short visit with his narents
ne was accompanied by his sister Miss
Blanche. who attends school there and
VINO has been spending her holiday yaca-
ton at home
Mrs. NJ. A. Kendall and daughter vir
ginia returned to Charleston early in ,he
week, after a pleasant visit with friends
here.
Mrs. ], E. Houke is spending a short
time with friends in Wheeling.
Miss Julia Newburger is visiting friends
in Wheeling.
Mrs. DR.. a. NJ. Jarette and son Dwight
nave returned to their home in Grafton,
after visit of several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wilson
Judge and Mrs. T. j. Stealey left early
this week for Orlando and Jacksonville,
Fla, to spend several weeks
The members of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks gave a recep-
ticn to their many friends at their hand
some rooms Tuesday evening, between
the hours of eight and eleven. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with palms and
other plants and flowers. The banquet
room being especially attractive. The
members were assisted by Mrs. George
Fl. Gordon. Mrs. Fred S. Rich and Mrs
A. II. Thomas. A splendid repast was
served and the numerous guests greatly
enjoyed the hospitality of this popular
society.
Cashier f. f. Waterman was called to
Weston Thursday morning on account of
the sudden Illness Of his brother.
Miss Lily I. Jackson left Thursday for
New York. She viii be followed ~ her
mother on Saturday.
Alvaro S. Gibbons is here from Chicago
to be the guest of his brother for a short
time
Miss Caroline Archbold expects to ac-
company her father next month on his
trip to the Holy Land.
Mrs. Fred s. Rich entertained with pro-
gressive euchre Saturday evening, in
honor Of her sister. who is her guest.
The Cooking Club met with Miss Pink
Smith Friday evening, and an elaborate
dinner was served
The Junior Whist Club was pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon by the
Misses Turnes.
Miss Kathereen Shaw entertained the
Tuesday Night Whist Club In a delight
full manner at her home on Sixth street.
Splendid refreshments We're served and
The guests voted this meeting one of the
most enjoyable.
Auditor L. NJ. Lafollette. of Charles
ton; Major Fred Wirsor. of Warren, Pa. !;
Capt. D. A. King, Of Zoppins Grove; DR..
Frank Keever, of Belleville; Prosecuting
Attorney Leamons, of Jackson county;
Mr.. Dave Phillips. of Bradford, Pa: Col.
G. w. Curtin, of Sutton. w. Va; Dis
trict Attorney Gaines; Marshall Thomp
son; Judge Dent, of Grafton: Judge Hen
ry Brannon, of Weston: Deputy I. S.
Marshall d. r. Jackson. OF Kingwood;
Hon. A. T. Morriston, of Lowdell; Depu-
ty Sheriff N. T. Virgin, of Beileville; Alex
MeVeigh Hitler, of Anderson; Hon. Ran
kin Wiley, of Point Pleasant; Albert
Hooten. of Moundsville; Major James j.
Peterson, of Huntington, and j. Y.
Moore, of Clarksburg, were among the
prominent arrivals in our city during the
past week.
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WEELSBuRG.

V7ellsburg. W. Va, jan 15.-Mrs. w. r.
Miller and children left Thursday for
Beaver Fails, Pa, to spend several weeks.
Miss Anna LaZear, of the Royal Gas
office, who is at the hospital in Pitts
burg, is reported better at this writing
The funeral of Miss Effie c. Byrne,
whose sudden death was chronicled in
Wednesdays Register, took place at ST.
Johns Catholic church Friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. t. j. Duffy conduct
ing the services. The glassworkers and
all the officers from the Riverside glass
works attended the funeral in a body
also the graduating class of 80, of which
Miss Effie was q member. Among the
numerous floral offerings the beautiful
cross from the Eagle Glass Works" and
the cut flowers from the class of SO We're
most noticeable Interment took place at
Brooke cemetery.
1t is with regret we learned of the res
ignation of our genial young friend, Mr.
Nathan Wilkinson, as bookkeeper at the
Riverside glass works. Mr.. George
Whitehead, of Wheeling, has accepted the
position.
Among the new students at re Allison
Bu-iness College we notice Misses Mar
guerite BUGGY. Gertrude Stengle, Misses
Pettibone, Messrs Edward Dare, Jay Gill
liken and CREIGHTON Pettibone.
The old officers at the Riverside glass
works have been re-elected D. w. Baird,
President: Jay Radcliffe, Secretary John
Dornan, Manager.
Dr. and Mrs b. +. Harden entertained
The Shakespeare Club last Monday even
ing.
The Choral Union, under the direction
Of Prof. p. r. Meyer, Of Wheeling, is pro-
crossing nicely and expect to give their
concert early in February, with men,
hership of seventy-three, and Miss Sarah
Palmer as accompanist, we anticipate a
GREAT success i'm their undertaking.
Miss Sarah Warthen entertained the
"yourg crowd last Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs Thom-
&c 9orferty. Vincent Rafferty,. Mr.. p. j.
ci,,igan and daughters Marguerite and
w. Misses Della and Winifred Muir
Nh bird Douglass and Gertrude Farley.
81 wheeling. Mrs. Annie Castillo and son
Tobn of Braddock. Pa. Misses Blanch
ga IJa+berine Mccormack. of Columbus.
- or,ono. the numerous persons who
80 Zero this week to attend the funeral
of Miss Eftie Byrne-
Moste,. sam Mendel entertained the IT.
younp Crowd Friday evening.
,,i,e laura Batchnell. of Bethany IS
,.i.it;,e ber sister Mrs. Robert Scott
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NElGHBORHOOD.

the bride by Rev. Charles Loos Wednes-
day evening The happy couple left on
the Queen City Thursday evening for
their future home at Ironton.
Philip Dies and wife, Of Washington,
D. c., visited relatives here and attend
ed the Cronacher-Ur pman wedding.
Ed Fankhouser has sotd his meat shop
to f. d. Case and Calvin Fankhouser,
possession to be given next week. Ed
expects to run the shop till spring as
beth the other parties are teaching school.
Mrs. John Kiser died at her home back
of town Wednesday morning of dropsy.
Interment took place Friday afternoon
IN the Darlington cemetery.
Fred Habermehl. who has been sick
with typhoid fever for four or five weeks
IS little better at this writing.
Jas. X. Jacobs. of Tittsburg was here
thursday in the interest of his firm.
a petition is being circulated this week
asking council to grant the people a vote
on local ap'don. Council will also be ask
ed to grant the people a vote on water
works to cost about $4,000.
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PAagEasaUnG.

Petersburg. w. Va. jan 15,-J. j.
y +. Of the O. r. r. r., spent the lat
Tow rart of the week in Charleston, at
t'r-ing to business.
lr Charles H. Bartlett and son Harry
i-f Wednesday for Redlands. Cal. where
they VIII spend q month settling the bus
.ross Of DR. Bartletts son Charles, VINO
s. recently died in Redlands.
capt. Frank Golfer, who has been the
Eust Of relatives here for some time, Will
3ve in a few days fer his home in Port
Lnt Oregon.
br L. f. Bayliss has returned from
Nashville, Tenn. He was accompanies
f70e by Mrs Bayliss and children, who
! Ma been visiting relatives in Dayton for
raj weeks
Miss Margaret Golfer is at fora9 after a
Pleasant visit with friends i'll Washing
ton d. C.
aLrs. Waitnan Barbe has returned to
n rg&ntown, after a visit OF several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
lot Could
Naior Thomas Pettigrew and wlfe are
me from Weston, where they nave
visiting relatives.
IL Dana made a business trip TO
V.'f burg. carly in the week.
FAY. @. W. Jamison, a prominent phy-
..n of Point Pleasant, has located IN
or city,
MISS Acheson. of Washington. Pa is
Tie charming guest of her sister, MIS-
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Slsre 3syIlLE.

Sistersville, w. Va, January Is
During the week just past there were
but two social events of any conse-
ouence in the city. The first was the
reception rendered by the Americus
Club on Tuesday evening at their
rooms in the McCoach building to Mr..
Ed. Berry, one of the members, who
will leave in couple of days for New
York, where he will engage in business.
There was a large number present at
the reception and it was one OF the
most pleasant functions given by that
popular club. Among the guests from
out of the city were Miss Lima Sheets,
of Salama: Miss Lizzie Davis, of Clar-
ington, O.; Miss Norma Sheets, Of Sa-
lama; Mr.. Frank Dunlap, of Washing
ton, Pa; Mr.. Herman Merker, of Cory
Pa; Mr.. Will Kaiser, Of Marietta, O.,
and several others The second was a
reception and dance in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. M Brady, who were married
in Moundsville on Tuesday, given by
the Iroquois Club. 1t was a very swell
affair and was enjoyed by all present.
There was quite a number of visitors
from out Of town present.
Friday evening in the Opera House
there was cake walk given by the
colored society of the city, which was
a very pleasing affair. In the walk
We're number of noted walkers from
all parts Of the State, and the cake was
holly contested for. There was an au-
dience Of fully 1900 people present.
Capt. ]. T. Jones, OF Buffalo. N "
one Of the largest Independent opera
tors in this field, arrived in the city
Thursday and will remain for several
days looking after his interests here.
On the 9Th Of February the Knights
of Pythias of this city. will have a
swell time. A short time ago a uni
formed rank was organized here and
the lodge will be installed on that day
There will be divisions of the rank
from number Of places in this State
and also from Ohio, and after the in
stallation there Will he a swell ban
Duet.
Mss Temperance Garden. Of South
Jacob street, Wheeling, is in the city
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

St. Clairsvi--e, O., Jan B.-Mr, and
Mrs. E. ]. Thompson, of Sistersyiiie. Wis
tted Mrs. Thompsons parents. Mr.. and
Mrs A 2. Blair, over Sunday.
f. L. Mcmillan was az Columbus. the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cock visited Bellaire
friends the first of the week
Treasurer Howard Kirk was at Cleve-
lard this week
Thompson Butcher returned home Fri
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cLAaIAGT0A.

Darlington, O., Jan. 15.-Miss Annie
Smith returned home Monday evening
from a visit to relatives at Benwood' w.
Vo. A.. 90. ,,,.,i,,
r;a+a,4r.h.s corner Monday, coused by
the pines contracting, and 1t was fNed al
once. ., 1,,.,.,
Mr. Geo Heilson, of Martins Ferry
49,, shatire hands with his friends here
Thursday. ~. -,
Albert Duerr and wife and MISS Lou
Coahran Of New Martinsville. We're here
Wednesday attending the Cron"chef-
Urpman wedding. y
Mr.. E. Is. Cronacher. OF iroi'oi' y
and Miss Emma Urpnlan OF 'h.s p'aoe
were united in marriage at the nome VI
The sun., 1898-03-12

ner, wo have received Rob Roy" e vols.);
"Tho Antiauary" (2 vols.); "old Mortality"
Il vols.l and "The Black Dwarf"
The Vest Pocket Parliamentary Manual"
published by Marcus Schnitzer, is n convenient
guide to parliamentary procedure.
We have also received:
Carlyle's History of Friedrich II. of Prussia
Called Frederick the Great" In eight volumes.
Vols. III. and ". Imported by Messrs. Scrib-
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"a History Of tho Indian Mutiny, and of the
Disturbances Which Accompanied It Among
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"a Voyage OF Consolation" tbeing in tho ma
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Cotcsl. Illustrated. (Applctons.l
Tho Works of Geoffrey Chsucer." Globe
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"The Broom Of the War God" Henry Nool
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"Appletons' Home Reading Books" serics
"Crusoe's Island. A Bird.Hunter's Story"
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"Tod in the Rockies. A Pen Picture Of tho
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"Carita. Cuban Romance" Louis Pendlo-
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"Meir Ezofovitch," novel from the Polish Of
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Warren HYDE" BY tho author Of " Unchap-
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Evolution and Effort and Their Relation to
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