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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
The Coming Woman.

Who goes to the club while her hus-
band tends the baby, as we'll as the
good old-fashioned woman who looks
after home, will both at times get
run down in health. They will be
troubled with loss of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness, fainting Or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful remedy
for these women is Electric Bitters.
Thousands Of sufferers from Lame
Back and Weak Kidneys rise up and
call it blessed. { is h medicine for
women. Female complaints and Ner-
vous troubles OF all kins are soon re-
lieved by the use Of Electric Bitters.
Delicate women should keep this rem
edy on hand to build up the system.
Only sc per bottle. For sale by r. p.
PeIlamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Manila

New York, June s.-A copyright dis
patch to The World from Hong Kong
says: A report has reached here that
Manila has fallen. 1t is said to be now
occupied by the Philippine insurgents
commanded by General Aguinaldo. The
rebel junta and wealthy Philippine sland-
ers resident here are jubilant over the
news. The United States consulate has
been crowded all day. The American
CONSUL, Mr.. Wildman, has been the re-
cipient OF hundreds Of congratulations,
for the junta gives him almost as much
credit for the reported capture of Manila
as they give to General AguinalGo him
self. since Mr.. Wildman has been their
answering champion and has advised in
all their plans. Consul Wildman Zoe
not credit the report that Manila has
been actually occupied yet, but ne be-
lieves THAT it will be by or before next
Saturday.
The Spaniards have been fighting des-
perately but their craftsmanship is poor
and they have lost heavily.
MadAd, June SIT is rumored that the
Spanish garrison at Manila. ather than
be captured by the insurgents. preferred
TO yield TO the Americans as prisoners OF
war.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Government Water Barge Lost at Sea

Charleston, S. c., June "a water
laden barge n her five men in tow
of the steamer Leonidas were lost Sat
urday night between Norfolk and
Charleston. The Leonidas and her
charge were en- route from Norfolk to
Key West to supply the army and
navy. The news Of the loss Of the
barge and her crew was brought to
port today by the pilot BOAT R. H.
Cowan, which was hailed off the jet
ties by the Leonidas and given dis
patches to be sent north. The pilot
boat was given but little information
of the disaster. From what could be
learned the vessel encountered a Sc
we're storm last Saturday night Off
the coast of North Carolina and dur
ing the gale the hawsers parted and
the barge went down. The barge was
of iron and was schooner-rigged. The
steamer is en- route to Key West with
ammunition and supplies for the Unit
ed States war vessels and army. The
barge was also being sent south to
relieve the water famine. The cargo
of the LeonidaS required an immediate
delivery and her master found is i'm
possible to put into port to wire the
particulars.
Baltimore. June S.-Five men were
picked UP from off a drifting United
States water tender off Hatteras Mon
day and We're landed in this city today
by the steamer William Lawrence.
The tender, in charge of Quartermaste-
Frank Quell and four seamen, was
being lowed from Norfolk to Key West
by the steamship Leonidas. She broke
loose during a gale Sunday. The men
had plenty OF food on board the tender
and suffered no hardship. They left
tonight for Norfolk.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

LONDON, June S.-The Morning Posts
correspondent cables in part as follows
from Kingston, ia, undo date June
8th as 10 Mondays bombardment at
Santiago. The dispatch was carried to
Kingston by the dispatch boa Premier:
we had a good View Of Mondays
Commandment. on Sunday Admiral
Sampson, in conference with Commo-
dore Schley and the fleet captains, de-
cided upon bOmbardment, because OF
the Spanish activity on the new bat
teries. Monday morning was misty,
with frequent showers.
when the fleet opened fire. the
Spanish batteries answered promptly.
though at first feebly. Then the heavy
batteries, armed with Krupp and Arm
strong guns, poured in a storm of
flame. The guns of these forts were
brought to Santiago by the Montserrat
on her last voyage from CadiZ and are
believed to have been manned by Ger
man and French experts. The Span
fards had boosted that no fleet could
live before them, but their aim proved
| poor and the warships suffered COM
~paratively little damage.
The Yankee formerly FL Norte)
manne by militia, kept in shore fight
ing the batteries near the beach and did
useful work.
The militia have given good proof of
their value, though they fought per
hapS with too much eagerneSS, thus
losing some efficiency. During the
bombardment a battery of field pieces
at the Cuban headquarters, on a noun
| tain top to the north of Santiago, open
ed fire with a ten mile range.
The Dolphin shelled a small fort
near the beach, where Spanish troops
were seen, but no reply was made from
this point and it was afterward dis
covered that the Spaniards had mount
ed several Quaker guns there. Only
two pieces were served east of Morro
castle and these were silenced.
THE Marblehead and the New Or
leans were sent respectively west and
east to attack any isolated fortifica-
tons. They worked in shore, keeping
their guns going rapidly. During the
bombardment a she'll exploded on the
port quarter of the ViZcaya. 1t dis
mounted one of her guns, damaged the
rudder and injured several seamen
The destroyer Furor, which was cruis-
ing about Cayo Smith in the harbor,
made several ruShes out from her post,
In one of these a shell exploded over
her bow, tore open the forward deck,
, damaged her turtleback and compelled
her to take refuge further up in the
harbor.
Very little damage was done to the
American ships. It is reported that
the Suwanee was struck by a shell
which burst and wounded a seaman ir
the leg slightly. Some of the vessels
suffered somewhat from the recoil of
the heavy guns.
"Th shells did such execution that
Moro castle has the appearance Of a
picturesque ruin.
From the Premier we could see the
shells striking the hills, tearing trees
down and scattering the rocks and
earth in ali directions. Indeed, the
sky line near Moro, from our view
point, is quite changed n now shows
great gaps. Vegetation is extermin-
ated and all the buildings are de-
mOlished where the shells fell. All the
Spanish guns on the sea front, with
the exception Of the smooth bores in
MORO fort. were silenced and many
were ruined"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Ceryera's Record.

These are the triumphant points of
strategy that The lnconparably clever
Cervera has scored since he came over to
this side wish his Aging squadron:
Bottled himself up.
Got into a trap.
Sailed into a jug.
Caught in a box.
Committed suicide.
Blundered.
Lost his head.
Lost his squadron
Lost his alton
All this by sailing into the land locked
ha-bor OF Santiago, from whence he AN
not emerge except into the NAV Of the
terrible squadron that Schley Il cruising
back and forth before the narrow en-
trance to the harbor.
Grea. IS Csrvera in all that goes 20
make greatness in rhe eyes Of dorng
Spaniards. Great In stupidity, egotis-n
and Great in folly. reckless
ness and ignorance.
And this u the CHAP all America was
prafsing a few days ago ~ master OF
the science OF nautica! mansuver!ng-
Detroit Journal.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
THE WAR FAX BILL.
COnferees Of the Two Houses
Agreed Upon Most DfHerences-Lead"
ing Eosn,~ Settled.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Unless most care
fully arranged pans fan or realization,
the conferees Of TIE TWO houses OF con-
gress on the war revenue bill VIII make
their report to the sena<e tomorrow soon
after the beginning of rhe days session.
With the exception of brief intervals for
meals the conferees were in session for
more than twelve hours today. A meet
ing IS TO be held at Il O'Clock tomorrow,
and If the details still unsettled are then
arranged. as now seems probable. there
viii De no difficulty in completing the
work at tomorrow mornings meeting.
When Today'S meeting came to q close
practically all the differences between
the Two houses had been adjusted. except
those on the tobacco schedule and the
coinage of the silver seignioraSe, though
there were some points still to be set
tied with reference TO the proposed issue
Of bonds and certificates OF indebtedness.
The settlement SO far obtained IS a SUB
sta ntial victory for the senate. Prdcti-
caily all of the senate amendments in
phraseology and penalties have been re-
tanned, as have also a large majority or
the senate'S more material changes.
Among the most important of these
which the report viii show have been
agreed TO by the conferees are those pro-
viding for a tax on inheritance. for a
duty on tea and for taxes on sleeping and
palace cars, petroleum and sugar refin-
ingS, On mixed -four, and on bankers,
brokers, theatres, cfrcuses, etc. All these
provisions which were inserted by the
senate are retained in practically the
language of the senate amendments.
The senate bond provision has been
modified SO as to constitute a compromise
with the house. The most material al
t~eration made in this amendment is one
fixing the amount of bonds at 800, 00o.O 900
instead of 500, 900 200. as agreed upon by
the senate and 500, 900, 900 as proposed by
the house. There has also been some
change in the general phraseology of this
provision. The provision in regard to the
certificates also Will be amended, but the
amount which was 500, 0O. 900 in both the
senate and the house bills will remain
at that figure. The changes will be OF a
character making the proposed loan more
Immediately available, by doing away
with the requirements for advertising. 1t
will also be made clear that this loan Is
intended for merely temporary purposes.
Among the senate amendments when
probably will go out are those providing
for a tax upon receipts above $500 and for
a tax on insurance agents, as we'll as the
Chiffon amendment. extending the pro-
visions of the proprietary medicine sched-
ure to all manufactured articles. There
will also be a general reduction from the
senate rates fixed upon proprietary medl-
CineS.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
"a SPANISH
The Enemy,s Account of the Fighting
at Santiago-NOt a Gun DismOtinted.
American Warships RePulsed with
HEAVY LOSS

Madrid, June S.-A semi-oficial note
was published here today, purporting
to give an account of the lombard
ment of Santiago de Cuba by the
American fleet on Monday last, as fol-
lows:
The American navy, under Admiral
Sampson, has fiercely attacked Santi-
de Cuba and a bloody encounter
ensued. The Americans made three
attacks on the Spanish marine and
land batteries, which replied. AS a
consequence, the Americans were re-
pulsed with heavy losses, estimated at
1900 men. The American projectiles,
however. sank the Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes"
Dispatches received here from Ha-
vans from Spanish sources say the
Americans were again repulsed at the
last bombardment of Santiago de Gu
ba. Continuing, these reports assert
that the damage done TO the batteries
and towns lis unimportant, or is al
ready repaired" adding: The Spanish
guns did not cease firing an instant
during the fight and all the batteries
are in condition to reply 20 the enemy'
fire. During the second attack Colonel
Ordenez was on board the Reina Mer-
cedes and personally assisted in work
ing her guns. Every one regards him
and General Lena-es as the heroes Of
the day"
According 70 official Spanish dis
patches received here. the exact loss
Of the S~paniards at Santiago de Cuba
on Monday is as follows: Land forces.
one soldier killed and five officers
wounded, including Colonel Ordenez,
slightly wounded; sea forces. the &c
ond officer in command Of h Reina
Mercedes, five sailors and Twenty-Five
marines killed and an officer and elev-
en- sailors wounded. The official dis
patches also say that many Of the
wounded, including Colonel Ordenez,
are able to attend TO their duties.
It is announced here that the Span
ish steamer Benito has run the block
ade Of Manzanillo," and arrived at
jamaica
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Depew on the AngIO-Ameriean All.
ance.

Paris. June s.-Chauncey VI. Depew
in an interview published in The Matin
today is quoted as saying that "Ameri-
can enthusiasm over England's friend
iy attitude is merely circumstantial."
America" Mr.. Depew Is further rep
resented to say will never conclude
an effective alliance with England.
American hearts are not with England
but with France. Both republics Dos
sessing the same democratic aspira-
tons. they can never fail % maintain
the most cordial relations"
The Temps this afternoon also pub
fishes an interview with DIR. Depaw in
which he IS quoted as declaring tina,
an alliance between the United States
and Great Britain is impossible.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Britishers Leave Hauana.

Havana, Tune S.-Yesterday afternoon
II British cruiser Talbot sailed Trem
Havana On board were Phil Robin
son and H. j. Whigham, the English
newspaper correspondents who were
arrested some time ago at Maranzas.
The Talbot also carried Edward Pink
ney, who were expelled from the island
ON suspicion OF being spies. Charles
Todd and a lumber of other paSsen-
gers. These included sister Mary
Wilberforce OF the British Red Cross
society. =
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Bucklen's arnfca SaIve

The best salve IN the world FOR Cuts.
bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Sal: Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required Il Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money round
ID. Price Is cents per bov. Yoe sais
By r. r. Beilamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
Warning to American Sea Captains.

Mexico City, June s.-A probably wise
precaution has been taken by the United
States treasury department in cautfoning
American ship captains in Mexican ports
not to allow strangers on board their
craft, as there are many fanatfcal Span
iards in Port Ciudad. MeXicans are not
taking any part in the controversy and
the sentiment here among the masses is
against Spain.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
The French MinIstry Resign.

Paris. June s.-The following semi
official note was issued this afternoon:
The ministers have placed their
designations at the disposal Of NJ. Me-
line, (the premier), who. IL his policy
is approved by the chamber, will re-
model the cabinet on the broad-s.
basis, in accordance with the ind!ca-
tons Of the recent elections"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

S. M. Geary, Pierson, Mich, writes:
-"DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is cur
ing more piles here today than all 9TH
er remedies combined. It cures &c
zema and all other skin Diseases" For
sale by r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

North Carolina cannot AFFORD further
mLsrule and 9n~competenoy in public 70
sltion- II IL a time for the getting To-
geth-- IL the bsrter elements Tor the
honor OF the state and the best interests
OF al he. psopls-W!nstoa Sentinel.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

Late to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares a man for his home in the skies.
Early to bed and a Little Early Riser.
the pill that makes life longer and bet
ter and wise. For sal by r. r. Bel
1amV.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

Ex-United States Senator William A.
PETER is nominated for governor OF
Kansas by the prohibition state con-
vention.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10

The senate Passes the hill for It's Tax
ing-Conferenee Report. on Appro.
Prtatiou Bills-Hawaiian Question In
the House.
SENATE.

/ Washington. June S-A ON p-ovtdinr
fo~ the taking OF the twelfth census va,
passed by the senate today. after A dc.
bate which occupied the greater part o.
three days. Under Il, IL Il should be.
come i law, a director % <he census. an
assistant director and five expert sra,fS-i.
clans VIII be appointed Immediately to
make preliminary arrangements for the
taking OF The cen.-us OF IaO. A deter
mined effort was made 70 provide that
the employees OF the census bureau should
be examined ami certified oy the civil
service commission. but IL raIed by a
vote OF Is 10 81. A provision was insert
81 that not more chan tw-o-thsrds ~ the
SuperTisorS and enyuner l-orS should be-
long 10 one political party.
The senate al SIS o'Csock y. III. went
INFO executive session and then ad-
tOu-ned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
This house today disposed OF the senate
amendments TO the sundry civil bill and
agreed 20 a further conference. The con-
ference repor upon the posrorice appro-
prl1tIon Dill was adopted without de-
bate, and the house proceeded TO con-
sder the bin 10 provide for participa-
ton OF volunteer soldiers in congressional
elections. Adjournment was taken pend.
ing disposal. and II viii come UP tomor-
row.
M session began and ended today with
Hawaiian incidents, Mr.. GroSvenor re-
publican, Of Ohio, a leader Of rhe annex
ationlSts, figuring in each instance. They
grew out of uhe anxiety of those who
want early consideration lest the opposl-
ton win win a victory and offset undue
delay, If not the defeat of the solution
at this session. Mr.. Grosvenor asked
unanimous consent 10 read and have re-
ferred 10 the committee on rules a reso-
luton providing for giving the Hawaiian
resolutions precedence over all other bus
mess, except conference reports. until
disposed Of. Mr.. Johnson, republican. OBJ
jected. The matter wifi come up again
tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-06-10
OFF FOR SANTIAGO
Twenty-Seven Thousand Troops Embark at
Tampa for Cuban Shores.
DUE AT SANTIAGO SATURDAY.

Securing kore Transports to Convey Troops to Manila Japanese OF
feers to Accompany Our Forces to Cuba.-MyStery Concerning
the Cuban Cable--HonOrs for the Crew OF the Merri-
mac-.False Report As to Death of Commander
of the Texas-.Americans and Cubans Form
a Juncture Before Santiago.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

Il 4. u ahould b, ths hishssl ain
q sysry tlAsrchant % plsase his custo.
mersi ant1 shat the wids awaks drug
nrn % Mysfs 4 EshlsilAan. Btsslins,
Ill., 70 doips 70, u proven by the tol:
lowing. fsoih M. Hshlsmani rid ny
sixtssn ysass' expsrisete u The drug
btbiness I hays neyst 1sbn y sold Or
Strisde madeleine that sste Il, socd
sAtisfaetion = Chaihhsrlain's Colic.
Chols,a snu DissrhdsA hsmsdv. s0ld
BY q. Il. AcfhsfsUh. N
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

+ one Of thS leading usn Of kanssa
and ! ifsa1bst Of the best Law Afm Of
ths 6t4te; rscshtly told ns that the
Apity tofspAhy had tbs strUnssst
bAtktne d and company n its kind n
ths tnitei Sister; aud woAid ks<p al
IL psoni1ee. That the 1roNth atd
devslOpsn1s6t dlbpG the Arsassas fivef
nsss Holly ~ ihs hs4t ysaf wodjd
nsst 1kioadiks. ststseisy Cotnty eKaA.J
Rspsbissan.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

I deeiee " a3teet 70 ths e6sllt of
ctanA@sislAt fqash Aeu ~ = -
~ ~ aneet N ~ ard Y el1ie ttsp-
IeyAl1 ~ IN leskes q - ~
- hesSs 80 = s4ssitsde thsetae. ]
ds6IFe e inpssn 5ea that | Viii sevsf
- withoat II aua ron skcNA ~
pfepd u ~ high sstssnia wktah soal
Remedies - Asid by psoS3s y eaasr-
u. lt u The o. rsmsdy anoas -
'thsusand. Daecsss % ITO. =. Dow.
ny. Editor Democrat. AIbios. Ind.
For ssle bv 9. I. MePhsrsoe.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

equal 70 il,616 10espA cubic ~. Iho|
available capacity i ea$imalsd & ia.
90 acss fest. Th9drsihags arsa cows
a3;oco square snilss.
s'Our object, sa5d Nj. WiisS. H %
turn the whole fiysr into the rssssvesss
durise the sutire non.irsisasins seAsos.
This ssason sxtends hon tAs lat of No.
ysmbes 10 the 1st Of April. NJ have
he'd ], 100 mon 81 work this wintas, and
have enlarged the Fort Lyon canal for
: distancs Of forty miles and completsd
shs new eanAi, forty milsstu isesth. to
the rssssyoirs. 4 iaFts fosce H. now
buildlng connections between the b.
sins. The Fort Lyon-canal 10 now ftty'
f<st wide at ths bottom, has baaAs
eight let hteh, and Wide enough On
the Top - permit Of two tsarns beils.
driyen, tbseaao ths oukhnsk u antisa
'distapes "a cs11 nilss. Ths hspAeatss
Of III canal have been completely un-
dsr ~ direction Of Chief EaGinssrs B.
q. Ha6kins. They arc cnnstsactsd o.
vitrined brick ahd stone. Afty fset wids
and ass probably the best consfFuctsd
headeates n she United Ststes. The
waste estes Of the Fort Lyon canal hsvs
bssn completed. essd all The hsadgates
Of the laterals hays besn ballt Of vitsi-
lied pipe laid In cement. The dams
ovsr Aorss 'crsJk 10 completed, and tho
csossinss It yarious points sre Ia par
fsct condiaos fpr any BODY OF Watsfs
wk.ch may come. From Gassly Guro.
r. TO the reservoirs, . distaucs Of forty
milss, u nov 70 be sssn a. fins canal
= h 10 - fosnd In the stats. Tho
snlssesnent q ths Fort Lvon canal
~ volk ot,ersat dificulty, and grsat
credit Ia dus Mf. Hawkins for his suc.
esss. e - remarkable fact that in
all Of the work he hes undertaken for
the usmpany hs has succeedsd In evsr5
instsuua IN keeping inside OF hin orisi-
|nsi esttmates. 1uch 10 the pss1setion
70 which his plahs have worked ont
that hscan tel within hftssn niuutss
Of the tiAe Wh8e the water viii rsash
the lower end cf ths Amisy canal after
|it has bsen turnsd In st the hsad. ITO
miles away. H pan also announce the
depth Of watsf which may b depended
= pon q ths loNsr end Of the canal.
This vAnal u peeulisr fron the fact
that u 49, not have single Hume for
) distsscs ef ~ niles. No other canal
Of ~ apsld u - srsat lsnGth, u %
eossssNpted. " man may drivs no
nlles o. ~ leyel snrfese " ~ haht
and nsvss tssys ~ buggy. ltis sss d
The bsst bisyele tsseks Of the verdi
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04
eVNsNll1.

-
Stst sbit oiyesl stsshihe Ind plsas-
~ dropped ibtt otr ofneA this morn.
Ing. 4 thide Of beauty q Fisk'B Gar
~ Ind tlossi 6uids; With IL cover
n dslieess tints. blds, pink end eoid,
md Tho 8olden Day Ely sad Day.
bteak Aessr emtoslsd 10 b6ld rsIIsl.
9hs neny haif tons ill6sttasionS ets
= lilb,iks = possible 70 illaks by tho-
scsfsphy. Que can almoes 6nssfl The
iraeran6s from the howGfss sod ths
raAishss ami sspsragus ID 6isss diehss
~ vsev tenrtins. No aouht bus shil
eat1tGguo u ths best onp sent out By
- EIees eona Of hoonsetss, \. T.,
!lGf1k1 ~ fbsty ufss ysa$e thsy bavs
- n buslssss, and ssas ssnt VIII b
t1slr Goadan ~ sddlss stsussAsys sad
II n thses intsstsoa 70 ~ ! Aeadsels
cesGRlr tqsesh ststorssss ~ ~. n
q flti6sss>od u ased ssas1 saR vtlts
n ~ atupDiy 9sntloa( - ~ papes
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The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

CAsloAsis Of alfalfa honey fson Cal.
ESraia pess through Ooloss6o sor The
eastern tlaskst. Alfalfa honsy Il ac-
kn6wisdesd tha country over II tns
ansst then =. rhsss Y Sqon fur yast
dstslopsassnt IL this Ipdtstfv n The
Arhaatss VALLEY -Coisrada Chisitais.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-03-04

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THEHoLLY CHIEFTAIN.
PUBLIsHED EvERY FRIDAY.

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