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SEW COURTS FIRST PRISONER.
SAs'n Hoy Brine Discharged by the New
borough Special Sessions Justices.

'ohn BrIzze, the l7.year.old cabin boy Of the
British steamship Origen. had the distinction of
oe'hs The hrst person to be tried in the new
So"Ft OF Special Sessions. Brooklyn. Justices
journey toFkor, and Deyenney were sitting.
u court was convened in the Common Council
tHSMDer OF the old Brooklyn City Hall. John
aSnprter was assigned to defend Brizze. He
IN .uarstG with assault in the second degree
A. ling chl0roformed and struck Ship Stew
"a S SPhh I'rmlck with a handspike while he
moPn Giesp'hF IN his berth early on Thursday
tbtnins' there was no direct testimony to
HOW that the boy had committed The assault.
ssira pinined that he had been in the habit OF
b" lie euioroiorm TO make him sleep at night
~ n, nt aehled that he had either used it TO
{iup'i{ The steward or that he had assaulted
HMh, he was dIschargei.
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WARRINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE President sent the

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Ethan A. Hitchcock OF Missouri, now Envoy Ex,
traordinary aud Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
to Russia.
Halson 4. Saunders. United States Marshal for the
district OF Maine.
Thomas A. Lake, Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the district of Connecticut.
Postm asters- Edwin +. Tomlinson, PlainviIle,
Conn; Henry Blum, Jr., Savannah. Ga 0. A. Petty.
Charleston. W. Va
The nomination of Minister Hitchcock at st.
Petersburg to be Ambassador was pursuant to
the law authorizing the raising of the rank
when another nation should take similar action.
A cablegram was received by the State Depart
the Russian Government to raise the rank OF
their representative here TO that of Ambassa-
dor, and this Government responded promptly
with the action taken to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
Snow Plough Wreck. n Train.

LAWRENCE, Mich. Feb. Train No. 3 on the
South Haven and Eastern Narrow Gauge Rail-
road was wrecked here to-day, and five persons
were injured. 1t was tho first train through
since yesterday noon. and left here at $40
o'clock this morning. A quarter OF a mile from
the station the snow plough jumped the track
the train snd h etwo coaches. The injured are:
General Manager NJ. V. Meredith. Brakeman
Lew Behrans, Chief Engineer g.. Drew, c. v,
Bangs. and Charles Mill. The other passengers
escaped injury. One engine was ruined and tho
other badly damaged.
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Why SILVER, with paper vests
but 50c.-almost as warm as an
ulster.
And Friezc listers are els, instead of sIs and sso
walking.ooat suits, single and double-bresstsa
sack suits. s1b and els; instead of els to sQy.
Bicycle coats arc $50, ~breechos. %, suits were
elb to s1s.
cork.sole shoes, eo; instead of o..
Why talk economy, If you
don't practice it-winter still is
young and prices you see are
down. m
ROGERS, PEET & Go.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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HoEBER's APPLICATION DENIED.
we Atforney-Generai Declines to Bring Action
to CAST the New Coronsrs.

ALBANY. Feb. 4.-Attorney-General Han.
cock to-day decided to deny the application Of
FORMER Coroners Theodore X. Tuthill and Emil
W. hoeber for permission to an &C
uoh In the Supreme Court to test the title to
the orlce of Coroner In the borough of Manhat-
sah held by ,Messrs. Bausch, Hart, and yucca,
uon. The application was based on the ground
snat the election of the new Coroners was ille-
~, as they should have been chosen for the en-
General says:
thlnk i Is plain that the section provides for
SIHIough ot1cer5, and that the persons declared
esiecteh cannot under any reasonable construc-
s ~ OF the charter be considered county OFF,
saa,I. ~ the petitioners are correct In their con
M mat they are stlll Coroners and county
SncIais, can see nothing to prevent them from
Se.o'eEIhS the salaries due them and In that
way testing the question presented"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
No slsa.neane In Ordering war.hlps to Il.bos

WASHINGTON, Feb. A. 1t was explained at the
Navy Department to-day that no orders had
been issued to Commodore Howell to concen-
trate at Lisbon the three vessels al present on
the European station. but that permission had
been given him to do so at his own request.
Naval officers say that Lisbon IS the most de-
lightful port in all continental Europe in which
TO spend the winter, and they think Commodore
Howell Is wise In wanting to go there. His real
object in proceeding TO Lisbon. II was said. is 10
get his ships out. OF the Mediterranean where
they have been so long. No consideration for
the safety OF Minister Woodford Is at the bottom
of the movement.
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pre,laent pole 70 Len,e Wa.hlsr,op on sunday.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Tho arrangements for
the departure Of President Dole of the Hawaiian
republic and party have been completed. They
will leave Washington on Sunday night In
charge of Third Assistant Secretary Of State
Cridler for Buffalo. where they will inspect the
site OF the Parliamentary Exposition to be held
than cease AMI ibenceforwsrd Presidant IrnoIe e
and his companions will travel AS private citi-
zens. They will go to San Francisco via Cincin-
natl and New Orleans, staying at the latter
place a day or two. and will sail for Honolulu on
the ood inst.
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BROOKLYy Police KICKING.
They VIII Appeal to the Courts Against tho
Reduction OF Their Salaries.

There was some lively kicking all along tho
police limo in Brooklyn yesterday when Deputy
Chief Mackellar got orders from the Mulberry
street Headquarters in regard to the making
ont of the ~payrolls for the members OF tho
borough force. There was general surprise
when it was found that the action OF the old
Brooklyn Board OF Estimate on Dec. 10,
in making general increases in the police sal
aries. was ignored and the rates fixed at those
which prevailed before that date. An appeal
TO the courts will probably be made by all in
tcrcstcd.
Commissioner York made this statement
about the matter:
THE cuts are duo to the fact that the Board
OF Estimate will not allow the increase. Our
appropriation has been cut down, and this IL
for tine Brooklyn men. but ] cannot help them.
The Board OF Estimate thinks that the increase
OF the salaries was illegally made. In view Of
the charter. and the salaries are made to revert
TO tho schedule prevailing before the Brooklyn
Board OF Estimate increased them in De-
cember."
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Total reduction III Der cent?, s8,SIB,iOe 90.

The sum of 81. 500 was added to the budget of
the Municipal Assembly for three additional
clerks. and Highways Commissioners Heating
got an appropriation of S24,435.5o for the ser.
supervise the laying Of new pavements author.
lied by the old Board Of Estimate.
The form cut in the appropriation of the
Commissioner of Bridges was made because the
expenses of the Brooklyn Bridge, amounting to
nearly 81 600 600, were included In Mr.. Sheas
estimate. This item was stricken from the esti-
mate, and q trust fund for the receipts of the
bridge was created from which the expenses of
its maintenance will be drawn.
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Harlan p. Hubbard has obtained AN attach.
ment against the Clark w. Bryan Company Of
Springfield, Mass. printer and bookbInder, for
1904 claimed to be due on nine bills OF exchange
accepted by the company. The attachment was
granted on the ground that II Is a MassAchu-
setts corporation. The Sheriff served copies en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05

BUFFALO. Feb. Aired Katoll was declared
guilty of murder In the second degree by tho
jury at s:35 o'clock last nigh t. Sentence will b
passed on Monday. Katoll, in a sudden frenzy
over a debt, killed his friend, Eugene Ladat. on
Sunday, Sept. 10 last. He hacked him TO death
with a hatcket and Then buried the body in a
manure heap near his house. some children
witnessed the crime and reported IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The recent discovery
Of the extremely dangerous and remarkably
well executed counterfeit 400 silver certificate
is the basis of a recommendation submitted to
the House to-day by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury that the annual appropriation for the sup
preston OF countcrfoiting be Increased from
$75. 900 to 100000. The magnitude of coun-
terfeiting operations in the past two years
makes 1t necessary. the Secretary says, that in
creased vigilance and extended operations be
initiated by the secret service division OF the
department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
BOROUGH OF IN.
The Brooklyn League Pledges Hts support to
President Circuit.

The Brooklyn League has sent this communi.
cation to President Edward NJ. Grout. who Is
much dissatified over the limited scope Of his
office. and has intimated that he may be driven
to resign It:
The members OF the Brooklyn League, which was
organized last night, will be Interested and will give
you their hearty support in all efforts you may make
to secure for Brooklyn the fullest measure OF home
rule IL IL possible to obtain under the new charter.
The league has been founded by men who believe
that Il Is possible to interest residents Of this borough.
without regard to their politics. in q movement to
ship of 1000 can be secured with this purpose in
view. encouragement and assistance may be given to
our local officers who mako q stand for Brooklyn's
riRhta.
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BrooLI,m sails FOR the ssuth.

The cruiser Brooklyn sailed from the navy
yard. Brooklyn. yesterday morning, amid the
cheers OF the crew and salutes from ~tugboats
and fcFrybOats. She attracted much attention
MS she sailed toward the Narrows. Her first stop
will he At newport News, where she is 10 receive
a largo snpply Of coal.
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weather Observer Myers starts for the kIon-
dIke.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. G. Myers. the Gov.
eminent Weather Observer at New Haven,
Conn, left Washington to-day for the Klondike
country, where he will take observations for tho
information OF the Weather Bureau. lie will
take six thermometers and two barometcrs. lie
believes that the data he will obtain will be OF
great benefit in forecasting and other work OF
the bureau. The bureau wants to know some
thing about the high barometer OF the region.
and Mr.. Myers viii endeayor to get the infor.
nation,
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Boston. Feb, 4.-Three persons were injured
In a resr.end collision at the Cambridge station
OF the Fitchburg Railroad this morning. Daniel
Tracy OF Waltham was badly crushed and was
taken TO the C1mDridgc Hospital. The accom-.
q branch, was Just starting from he Cambridge
station when the express train due in Boston at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05

BRAScHPoRT. Feb. Nv. A. Seaman's crack w
yacht Harold won the South Shrewsbury Ice Yacht
Club pennant to-day. after a spirited race with Z, n.
Tabers Leroy. The latter won the pennant q few
weeks ago, defeating the Harold and two others. The
Harold covered the ten.mile course to-day in 10 min
utes. Commodore Seaman sailed the victorious
yacht. while Capt. Jesse Lafetra handled the Leroy,
The Harold LED at the finish by over q quarter Of o
mile.
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New Fourth Gas. po..ma.,.rs.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 4.-Fifty-four fourth class
Postmasters wero appointed to-day. among
them the following for New York:
Elienburg Clinton county. $. W. Garlick; Lafayette,
Onondaga county. James J. Conan; Midway, Greene
county, Francis II. simmons; New Baltimore. Greene
county, Chester Tompkins; Quogur. Suffolk county,
Marcus +. Grimm; Raquette Lake, Hamilton county.
John L. TiIlson; Union Grove. Delaware county,
Emery jenkins.
Sew Jersey-west End. Monmouth county. D. W.
werdell.
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WAGES ON CANAL WORK.

Contractors Notined That They Must Comply
with the Law aaa Pay l0 Cents an Hour.
ALBANY, Feb. A.-The canal contractors
working under the 80. OOO. 900 canal improve
ment appropriation have been notified by Su-
perintendent Aldridge Of the State Department
Of Public Works that unless they comply with
the provisions of chapter 415 OF the Laws Of
1897 and pay all common laborers at least Is
cents an hour their contracts will be forfeited
This law provides that wages paid employees
on State work shall not be less than the pre-
vailing rate In the same trade or calling In the
locality where the work Is performed.
Some of the canal contractors pay the rate
demanded by Superintendent Aldridge. though
many OF the sub-contracturs pay IL and l2h
cents an hour only. the legal days work being
ei0ht hOurs-
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Want the New Hamp.bIr, uox.a.

oe'era! OF the city departments having to do
, :. the public works asked tho board to Dust
IL naval reserve ship New Hampshire from the
MAJ they could have the use OF tho doet' ibSS
u asmPshlre. the application said, could DO
s.'S l2lAe pier Al the foot of East TWentisth
~ 1he request was Laid Oyor,
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To H.auury a HrssLIya rrs.bytsriaa churcl.

1t has been practically decided to spend $4O.-
900 or more In architectural and other improve
ments in the Lafayette Avenue Presby terrain
Church, Brooklyn. of which the Rev. DR.. Theo-
dore L. Cuyler is pastor e,nerItuB, and the Rev.
Dr., David Gregg pastor. THE front OF the
s SS.ls5as = .s % Ss fS SiIh . q Ss SSss S Ssss STYLE and
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ar That a AXE Captain ua. n,.n KILLED.

~UhE'ELAND. o.. Feb. 4.-Capt. William Rus.
~ d "e'!'Enown lake Captain. has been miss
rH Slhee Jan, 20. and circumstances indicate
H. boat at AshtAbula to purchase nroyisIons
~, ~ WIS seen In several places, where he dis.
li .Ty e IL a 'arge rol! o. bills; His employers be-
nt 'he river or else fell ON the dock. Prepare.
Ia" icc ,'fe making 10 drag the river as soon as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05

The successful clubs and individual bowlers OF shs
Uncle Sam national tournament received their win,
nings at Fraenkle's alleys ON Wednesday night. Tia
club prizes went to the following: First. Rosednle,
second Oriental 3; third, Civil Service; fourth. Golden
Rod fifth, Riverdale: sixth, Fidelia 1; seventh, Acme,
eighth. Imperial. For the best individual average,
First. W. Gerdes. Civil Service; second, Rieger, Col
den Rod; third, Foege, Fidelia /. Individual high
score: Brinkama. Acme.
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Charles W. Ridgway WAS appointed Counsel
to tho Fire Department yesterday at a salary of
81. 900 a year. to succeed William l.. Findlay,
resigned. Mr. Ridgway was formerly an nsssis-
tant in The Office OF Corporation Counsel Clark.
He 10 a Tammany man of The Twenty'lTst dis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05

WARRINGTON, Feb. A. These nominations
were confirmed by the Senate to-day:
C~onsuls-BenJamin Johnston OF Iowa. at Utilla,
Honduras: william y. Seeshy Of Mississippi, at San
Juan del Norte: John L. Rowen of Iowa, at Port
stanley Elias II. Cheney OF New Hampshire. at La
Par, Mexico.
A. Boyd, al Manaroneck, n.
Y, and Henry II, Tharpe, at Greenville, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
stnr ,.i,.r 10 Raid nj Nswpsri.

Star Miller. a well-known millionaire OF this
city. has purchased a site at Newport, embrac
ing seven acres on Ocean avenue, Just across
the Scouting Rock Boaoh. He Will build . hne
reBldence there. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
or QUEENS.
4 HOIdover JRnitOF Refuses to Set Out or the
RoronEh nuIIdInE.

Borough President BOwley has appointed
John +. Jayne OF Newtown ms attendant in his
office. subject TO civil service examination.
Public Building Commissioner Ke1rny has
notified Joseph Baker. jsnitor OF the borough
building at Long Island City, to yAcate his place.
Baker refused 70 go, and was still holding the
fort last hight. PFesldent BoWl6y has appointed
Michael OAIs 70 tbs plaza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-05
ESTIMATES CUT SAvAGELY.
s6,5oO,oOo EOoNoMIzED IN SEVEN
DEPARTMENTS,

W HANS NtHNtW y AAtkn
All Around when Their Figures Arc Hacked
90 or 60 Fer sent.-Nhy bridges Cnmo
DoWn from SO, 600. 900 TO s8SO. 900.
Mayor Van wyck's economy axe did great
service yesterday. The estimate OF John l.. Shea,
the Commissioner of Bridges, for tho expenses
OF his department for 1893. was cut from nearly
$4,000. 900 to less than $3.50, 900. and 81. 100000
was Topped of the estimate of William Dalton,
the Commissioner OF Water Supply. James =.
Heating, tho Commissioner of Highways, lost
Sl,410,OO0 in the shuttle, and the estimate Of
James Kane, the Commissioned of Sewers, was
reduced nearly so per cent. The Board of Public
improvements. of which Maurice +. Holahan Is
the President, was also a heavy sufferer. In
stead Of getting nearly 100000 it gets less
than one.third Of that sum. The sum of $647.-
244. 80 was Topped Off the estimate OF the Char.
tiles Department. and 1929. $685. was dcducted
from the estimate Of Henry S: K%oarnoy. the
Commissioner of Public Buildings, Lighting,
and Supplies. The following are the estimates
and the appropriations made:
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JAMEsToWN PosTMAsrERsHIP.
Senate Committee Orders the Nomination. Q
Benus to He FayornbIy Reported.

Beuus to He Fayorably Reported.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Senate Committee
on Post Offices and Post Roads to-day. after a
further hearing of the charges against Emmett
II. Bemus. nominated as Postmaster at James
town, n. Y, decided that the evidence did not
substantiate the claims Of his opponents and
unanimously ordered that the nomination be
favorably reported to the Senate. They also ex-
onerated representative Hooker of any blame
in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

talking brilliantly. encouraging others 70 'a.H'
and kaebIng The conversations afways III '"o
RIGHT channels lie hated gross ta'K '"e
prest at his table who risked saying an am
h;,-,,o,s word vas tactfully but firmly reDukeu
He seerrs To have thrown himself into the appr~-
ciation Of life IL not into the conflict OF lire
Itself with immense zest. HIS Southern NATURE
rave him boundlcss vitality His Dehet III mt
as the true source Of literature cent nm 10 inc
octualitics Of human existence with an aiuo'
undinini,hod even In the year Of his death Inc
reflections OF Pascal rirstcrad 10 ms meu''''Ne
disposilion and Influenced him prot"uh"'E, o"'
ba soous to have. cared quite as much, ii no'
,roro for the bogra plies OF men or actioH va
noloon was ore of his heroes. Stanley was All
o,bor "yhom he did not hesitate 10 compare
Nth The conouAror II Austcrlitz." lie eXc'ainiS
over the recital Of Stanley's adventures IN Al
rico what astonishing resources OF energy
be crias and all his life lO7g he w9rshlppeo '"e
nan Who's. ternperaments had driven them u
,,,n,,js ,t great actions. lie ,Ov"d those VIII
succeeded with his tendency toward sen''-
mentality ne loved even those "ho ia"eu' '.'e
a., detect the ProVencai the true conhpalriol
~ rar,orin Like that valiant Individual. ne
,yos enroptircd with everything mat saVored
or might. of adventure of courage. OF audac'ty'
T, was natural to him, he said to loCaiiZe SEN
timcrts and when lie talked OF herolsm anu
other generous traits he was disposed 10 piacc
them in Southern surroundings Inc hsh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

which enyir0ns them IS always the nSht or my
province" he says In one OF the conversations
quoted Toy his son. and We feel that he brought
THIS about more automatically than he himself
suspected He was man u the Midi in every
thinE hc eyer sail or wrote or did. The whole
impression We derive rom this book Is one Of
southern warmth amplitude. yivncity
TIE royclists son would have us recognize
other important clements Of character. but we
must protest that he is not successful in his
effort soucaherc in his analysis We declares
that Nphonse DauI,t vas II tue family Of Mon
taicre. Pascal and Rousseau. Ia. save that he
emulat.l the ge1tmontalism u he latter and
loved ~ read all threa. he MS Ia moro f their
breed than h. WAS OF tho breed - DcsCartcs
ard Spuoza. whose works he also studied with
delight. II book Is an organism" he aid. eff
~ it, parts are not in place il dies" and LION
Daudot usc~ this along with many other SINH
ll- deliyprances. To holster up his theory that
ia, author oc "Numl EoumpStlu" ana Jack
was novelist Of essentially constructive genius.
a man who PUT all his Inspirations To the touch
NJ reason. and elaborated "A book with thu fore
thought of an ar,hitcc, erecting n house But
there was rally no dry light in hiphonse Dau
dots study. there was. instead, the bla2" ot the
Southern sun. inviting him q impctuoSity. ~ a
fury Of Improvisation and With al due defer
Cucc 20 H., writer OF this rey'-cut volume We
,nust continue II think OF rs subject as We
iHuk OF him when reading his boohs When
t.ron D'idct asks us 10 500 his father I'm an at
itEl, OF deep reflection. poud"r.nE thu affairs
of the universe. searching the decps Of the
human heart in kind Of solemn wonder. and
producing QUE Of his rumi"ations a lawlessly
balanced work Of art. ~c can only respond that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
ALPUONSE DAUDLT.
A STUDY OF HIS CHARACTER I'Y HIS
SON.

AIPHONSE DAUDET. Par Leon A. Daniet oc-
tavO. pp. X 3U, Paris: Bi3!iotheque OH''' pcu
tier.
Icon Daudet of rs in this book not 50 Hluc"
a biography Of his father composed WIN the
scientific method OF a formal historian 10 an
ifpprcseicn coiorCd by the pro possossl0n5 OF al
affcctiGratn son. For q comprehensive iiie Vi
The novelist We must wait. therefore, until either
the author or She present volume or some ea9
IRE judi,rd writer takes all the family docuHeh'S
in hand. IN the mean timc We are made Tree
Of certain sides 81 Nlphonso Daudets chard''c'
which, If revealed IN his books at all. arc never
therein presented so clearly ana coupetc'y'
The reader Of the T1rtl.!n books when III
spite O. al protests. We believe the word VIII
90 on considering 10 bc The most characteristic
productions IF their author would divine WIN
ou, any Biographical information whatever 'ha'
rcniaiity was the keynote or D1udet hu' 1t
needed this nlid tribute fully T. disclose the
tenderness, almost amounting to senti;nen'a'''y,
which dominated one Of the most incrcurldi %
Frerchmen His sympathy was far-reach'i's
Partly il nay have been n professional matter
the eager susceptibility OF the realistic novehst
socLin,, and finding the material for his BOOKS
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