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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
fflaster's Notitf.


MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
vi rrpsry-Retween The Farmers Loan and Trust
,o-,rsn, o, al Compainans, and HUDSON runner d'
va Company ais. Defendants FL "a or sa,s coo
Nortcaged premises. &c feturhdp'e MAY Ae'i"' low
Henry 5 White solicitor $500. 800 . - -.
"X0TiCE is HEREBY GIVEN that In pursuance OF
decree in the entitled cause ana oy virtue OF e
az, o,,hic vendue on morgaged premises. at the
go ~ tbe once of Hudson Tunnel Railway Com
psny situated at the foot Of teenm Se Iarsav
~ esdav the second day % Nav A. D. 1899. at twelve
r,k and 6ftcen in the afternoon all the foIow
INC described property. rights and franchises with the
"p XII and singular the Hudson Tunnel Railway Com.
ranI tunnels and lines Of railway already construce
construction ana which SAID tunnels
ora known or intended to be known as the North
ana South tunnels extending from New York city in the
STATE Of New York Jersey city, in the state OF New
So,o,s workshops enginehouses. houses freight
So,ses and other buildings structures and terminal
factes with the lands mot exceeding 100000 square
fee in the city York; appertaning TO all OF the
sewe and all rolling stock. machinery tools Implements
materials fuel and all other equipments appurenances
and personal properly St s'ey rsd nn ana oescp
affer The nth lay April 1889 held acquired by the
Hudson Tunnei Railway Company. together with all and
20 The said railways branches lands and premises either
thereof belonging in wise apperiainng and the
reverson and reversons remainder and remainders tolls
issues and prohts thereof, and
also all the right title. interest property
son claim and demand whatsoever well law in
equity OF the Hudson Tunnel Railway Company or
with the appurtenances and all the property rights and
conferred the said Hudson
Tunnel Railway Company
Dated March 10. 1895.
Master in Chancery Of New Jersey
HENRY s. WHITE.
Solicitor for Complainants.
&c Mong omery street.
Jersey City, n. J.
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CUPREME COURT. County of New York.

- LUKE KOIrWFNHOVEN. Plaintiff. against JULIA >.
PURDY others Defendants
pursuance judgment Of foreclosure and sale mace
and entered in the entitled action bearing date the
appointed therein will sell public auction on Wednes
day. the third day Of May. thousand eight hundred
and ninety-nne o'clock at the New York
Real Estate Sales Number ore hundred and eleven
Broadway the Borough Of Manhattan OF The city or
York by Bryan l. Kennedy auctoneer. the premises
Of land with the building thereon erected. situated in
the city Of New York and bounded and containing as
follows. wit: BEGINNING at point on the westerly
OF Southern Boulevard distant twenty-five feet
northerly from northwtserly Southern
Boulevard Freeman and running thence north
westerly side OF wilkins Place all twenty feet
more or souherly line Of the lot known and
esgnated BY number 5q5 five hundred and ninety
nap entitled MAP OF Section Of the
Ord and Path Wards. New York city made
by Horne. Civil Engineer and CRY Surveyor
10th 1895. in the Office Of the Register
Of city county Of New York; thence westerly and
along southerly line ~ the sad last mentioned lot
and parallel with Freeman nearly
bred and and eleven and eighths inches
thence southery line at right angles "a Freeman
or twenty four feet nine and
norhery side Of Freeman measured along
line drawn continuation Of such last mentioned
and thence eastery parallel with Freeman street or
nearly hundred and four feet and FIVE
The affected by this instrument lies in section II
block 2aT6 thousand nine hundred
seventy the land map 81 the City Of New York
Dated New York. April 1lth. 1895
JACOB s. sTRAHI. Referee
DE GROVE & RIKER. Attorneys for Plaintiff No i46
following Is a premises refe to
in the foregoing notice OF sale
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Tho annroximate amount OF the lien or oharge 70
Jew which the above described property 70 n so
The sum Of Twelve thousand four hundred ana
100 5oiisrs interest thereon from me n~rn,I-tl
Gsv ~ April $500 together with co-s ana 90 siin.
erSornfing 10 Three hundred and twelve ~ Vo
riib interest from April 2st. 1899. together WIN 'ne
snnroximae amount Of taxes assessments OF o,hef
liens which are allowed n the purchaser ou oi
he nurchasA money paid nv the keieiee j. i"o "u"
- I'D forty-one 90 100 dollars and interest
Dated Ne" i''"' ''F'" DANIEL. p. 1NGRAHAM
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l4sth Street.


The Of the lien charge. 10 saI
siJ which described property is TO be sold
500 97i interest thereon from the 4th day OF
Apr 1899 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 10 S34S 49, with interest from the llth day OF April
1899 together with the expenses OF the sale
The Approximate amount OF taxes. assessments hhn
Of the purchase money paid by the referee is s3lo6
and interest
ROGER A. PRYOR. Referee
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Premises known as
4eth St

The approximate OF the or charge n, sa,,s,
which the above described property to be sold is
1920 - 100 with interest thereon goth dav ~
March 1893 together with and allowances ar;nt
ing 10 1901 W. 100 with interest from March 10Th 1soa
together with the expenses Of The
amount Of taxes. assessments ground rents or otber
liens which are 20 he allowed to the purchaser ont .,
the purchase money paid by the Referee IS
$l.l1O 40 100. and interest. ''' 10
Dated New York. April nth. 1890
= Villas BECKWITH Refe-e.
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forctIosnrr Sales
SUPREME COURT. c

NETWORK SUPREME COURT. County of
Az New-York Anna NJ. E. wker Plaintiff. against
Anna Hinck and others. Defendants.
duly made and entered the above entitled action bear
date Goth day OF March. 1899 the undersigned the
Referee in said judgment named, will sell Public
Auction the Exchange Sales Rooms. located at
No. III Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan city
Of New-York. the 10th day Of May. 1893 II o'clock
noon that day. by d. Phoenix Ingraham, Esq,
Auctioneer premises directed by said judgment
be sold. and therein described follows
FirstA that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land, with
the buildings thereon erected. lying and being in the
follows that is TO BEGINNING at a point in the
Norhery side OF 4ath Street distant sixty four feet
Esserly from the point formed by the intersection Of
Northery side Of 49th Street with the Easerly side
81 Tenth Avenue. and running thence Northerly and
parallel with Tenth Avenue eighty feet and four inches
Eastery and parallel with 49th Street. eighteen
feet thence Southerly again parallel with Tenth
and part Of the way through the Of a party
wall eighty feet and four inches to the Norhery side
49th Street and thence along the eighteen feet
o the point Of beginning.
SECONDLY-ALL that certain lot piece parcel of
land. building thereon erected lying being
the City Of New York bounded and described as fol
lows that is 10 say: BEGINNING AT a point In the
from point formed by the
said Northerly side 49h Street. with Easterly
Tenth running thence Northerly parallel
with Tenth Avenue and part Of the way through the
OF party wall eighty feet and four inches:
thence Eastery and parallel with 49th Street eighteen
thence Southerly again parallel with Tenth Avenue
eighty and four inches Northery side OF 4eh
Street and thence Westerly along the eighteen feet
the point or place Of beginning.
Dated New-YOrk' April IN 1929
10 Wall Street. n. Y City.
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GfhppI Amenities
Nntift Go Grc0llore.


- + F r ! O CO. l. Ne" b-'
- County The Both day March. 1s99-Frederick
Pss Insurance Commissioner The Connecticut LIE
Iompany Of Waterbury order de Presenta Ton
~ claims and Notice TO Creditors In the above entitled
action on petition and hearing an order having been
made appointing The New Haven Trust COMPANY 70 he
,be Receive. 81 said The Connecticut Lie insurance
company Of Waterbury It is now further oR,ti s,
That pe,od Of six months from the first day OF Apl
saa be and hereby limited for The presen'aton o
caims against company. and that Gains shail p-
rroveS hv presenting the in Writing. Nerlned ny
oa,b 10 the committee hereinafter ramed ana that 81
.i,os against said company presented whln ssld
i'm sboll be forever barred. that John W brstoI ana
tttsurora n Rogers both Of the City 81 New Haven
ana state Of Connecticut be- and they are hereby ap
rai,,ed Committee. % hear and decide upon calInS
against said company and that notice OF tnls ous W
cIgcn OF said company ny PUBLISHING n
A.raof At week for four successive
,eee following the hereof in one newspaper pun
risbe6 IN each ~ the cities ~ waterbury ~" haN.
"a Hartford in the State of Connecticut ana New lok
CIV and further mailing 10 each known reeor ol
"a COMPANY hostage prepaid copy Of this ORDER y
the Cour; Iohn Currier Gallagher Assistant Clerk Al
ne~sons having claims against sad company 81
nuested 70 present once 70 Mr. John W brls1o
~, cas- chanel St Haven. Conn or 10 MI. f.u"diu
II Rogers No l79 Church ST. New Haven Sonn ~. ~
,arsons Indebted said are requested 70 mar
immediate payment TO the undersigned ~ w TRT!sT
<, New Haven THE NEW M 100
COMPANY Receiver Of The Connecticut lie insuI v
Cornnanv OF Waterbury. By Edward A bowers VICE
President
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. In small private family. a
good plain cook washer and ironer.
very best references required. Friday. I4s
East 1lst-st
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Freeman 81

The approximate Of the or charge satisfy
which the above described property 10 sold is Ten
thousand eight hundred and dollars and
seventeen with the the NTH
day II April 1899 together and allowances
amounting the Of s346 So with Interest from m.
tenth DAY Of April 1879 and the Of this
the approximate amount Of charges liens taxes
assessments and water properly ia
$3.50. with interest thereon be added. "
JACOB S. STRAHI. Referee
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NURSERY GOvERNEss.-L expert.
enced In the care and instruction OF
children. desires position for the summer
piano: teaches English. French. DIS
engaged beginning OF June. COUNTRY
40 Columbus
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GARDENER. Thorough workman. mar
ried. aged 81. life experience in green
houses. vegetables and the work connected
with a private place. desires 10 make
change; hes: Of references. Address EN-
LISH. Postoffice. 1rvington-o n~hudson.
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coACtJNAN and PLAIN GARDENER
Can NOV lawn. care flowers De gen
orally useful in private family m11 1s-.s
WAGES. best city reference. Address
| c0ACHMAN. Box o. Tribune Once
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| sECoND-MAN or BUTLER.-Young. in
teligent Swede in private family; Long
Island preferred. best city references; last
employer can be seen. BECK FIR, care
Bergman 52l 3d-ave
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COACEMAN and GARD ENER.-By young
man who has worked for private ram
| iy for the last four years; excellent REFER
ence: last employer can be seen. ADDRESS
| J. W. CREWE Port Chester. " y.
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Jnstrnrticn.
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4 XnupO NpO-COtlntry.

For Boys and Young Man-Country'
NCAPLEwooD CoNCORDvILLD Pa - successt,ui
M echool one OF the infuse with energy 10 wax
up boys duties OF life prepared for business or
SIZE; under 10 years Seo1 Location beauufu Dr.
healthy no tobacco J. Shortlidge CYsle). A. NJ rim
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

SMALL. newly furnished room: hot or cold
water bath. with or without board 200
West 52d-st
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DENTISTRY.

IN TSriHTIITES ceiinloid SETS. fSicsine
Extracting 1874 Richmond Terrace
poyt Richmond oppofite +. q.
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STORAGE.
OLD hooks BOUGHT AND SOD,

BOOKS OF every description bought. sold
and exchanged. small parcels or iibranes
purchased highest cash prices paid calls
at residence free send postal. LOVER
ING NEW YORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
ISL Broadway. between 0rh and iOth Sta.
Open evenings
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DAYS WORK Respectable woman 70 go
out daily IS good cook or laundress. or
take washing home: best references.
LAUSpPFSS. 1T5 West 65th-st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
T ST. BARTHOIOMEw's

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 2ii z. 4:d-s;.
Telephone. 2564-3sth 81.
First-class servants are supplied COOKS.
chAmbermaids, Mattresses. buffers. laun-
dresses, useful men. etc. also experienced
managing houssksepers. governesses. in
valids' attendants and other professional
help; high-grsde mercantile workers sup
piled without charge. references carefully
Investigated,
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BOOK BARGAINS.

GREAT BOOK SLAUGHTER
for everybody rich and poor Old and
young. al Lovering's New York BOOK TX
change. ISL Broadway. opposite Wana-
makers. books II every description az
lower prices than ever before offered in
the city; immense stock Of standard and
miscellaneous books. finely bound sets g.
iusuated gift books. at prices never before
approached. encyclopedias Appleion's.
Chamhers's Britannica. Peoples al your
own price. second hand school books. re
view books and books ~ all kinds bought
sold and exchanged. highest cash prices
paid. calls ~ residences free LOVER
ING. NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE
fsl Broadway. between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
open evenings
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COACHMAN. GARDENER. --Understands
care and management OF gentie,'ah ~, :
hy.iness' careful driver. age 30. personal
reference. JOHN. 414 West 56th-st
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COACHNAN Married, aged 30; strictly
temperate. I years city reference en-
ployer can he seen: city or country. JOhN-
son, go West 35th-st.
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BOARD ANU ROOMS.

i7TH-ST.. 237 EAST. STUYVEsANT
SQUARE With board handsome rooms
facing park: on suite or single: dining
room On parlor floor. references
i9TH-ST.. l22 EASr. overlooking Gram
ercy Park.--IarGe corner room. private
BATH. parlor dining. other rooms Tran
sients accommodated.
15G WEST l2sTH ST .- Connecting rooms.
with every comfort. ST. for two gentle
men excellent homclike board
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Geatbrrs.

N EXPERIENCED primary teacher undersanoIhs az
n the latest methods OF teaching children
ION in nriyate school for coming year Address, sa"s
salary SUCCESS. Tribune ONCE
-,u n NOVEL; nrys,e tutor at pupils homes or
-, M Y SOD ST Two pupils received In famiy'
Drv WA TATIOCK private tutor, six years expert
II ance one pupil received in family. Saranac Lake n l.
Gthool Amenities.
oooooooooooNooooocNN
urR,r.S AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCt
\ .unnss Professors. Teachers, Tutors Governesses
a. 10 colleees Schools ard Families. Apply TO
Mrs M J. YOUNG FULTON. q Union square
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
ana secondhand: lowest prices easiest
terms MARX BROS, "a Union square
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CARPET CLEANING.

soIo<0oN0NNo0I~N00"N0> 'No1e"0~'o~'0NS :,
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1888 broadway. AL East 4sth-st''
cor a BRANDT. Tel l32-3sth.
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

NNON<ONNNNNNN>Neot N/.-s~.NNNNNOo.N0NUNoo
FOR sALE.-Ten RI P.A.N.s for s cents
al druggists: one gives -ei.ef.
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EIAMESHAsLaNE. HOUSE.

Accommodates 200. electric bells toilet and bath
bicycling. boating bowling. fishing pool
tennis and all other anusements, beautifully
illustrated booklet 30 Photographic views.
c. NJ. BARTLETT. - W 18TH ST. y. Y CITY.
(tOOPERsTOWN. "OTSEGO HALL"-smal Hotel near
- the lake well kept. choice table; good boating and
hshing golf grounds. open June Goth.
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LOST Pssshook No So ssh Issued by
the Institution for the Savings Of Mer-
chants clerks. The finder will please re
turn II to the bank No. 90 Union Square
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1nsirnrIion

y P-READING
TAUGHT TO THE DEAF.
and other speech defects corrected
DAVID GREENE. LIP B'dway Madison So New Yor,
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lTEIE PROSPECT HOUSE,

SHELTER ISLAND HtIIHIN ID II, y J.
More attractions any other place Fine golf links
bathing boating fishing bowling and wheeling House
accommodates coo with bath. elevator cleo
tric lights sc Send for illustrated booklet. W. NJ
HAIGHT 30 West Goth St. n
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TME DlMlGWWRlv

MiLLBROOK. DUTCHEsS co. y Y.
OPENS on OR ABOUT JUNE 7TH. The beautiful
drives ideal bicycle roads and charming scenery make
this perfect resort easily accessible perfect cuisine
rooms single and q suite. private baths three
times daily: nine-hole golf links electric lights: high
elevation reached Grand Central Depot
hours For information address II. r ROBERTSON. Jr..
Manager Room 800 Hotel Imperial. New York.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
TIME OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, sING-sINC
i oN-THE- HUDsoN.-Miss C. c. Fuller. Prn. So
year begins Sept. 9th.
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ACHMAN.-English: married: 80; CITY
or country: good references. Address
A. East 62d-st. private stable.
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GARDENER. Single: thorough knowledge
Of glass and outdoor gardening. laying
ences Address FLORIST. 100 ist-st..
Newark. y. ].
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| COACrNAN. First class: IS: wishes
| engagement: leaving on account OF DEAN
| In family: will be highly recommended
! call or address II West 46th-st.
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3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS; private bath:
telephone. without board. for gentlemen
34th-st. ana Madison-ave. references Ad-
way.
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For II US and Young Men--Country
NREENwICH ACADEMY. Greenwich CT, with horn.
NJ school for ~ boys Ideally located
J. II. ROOT. Prn.. Greenwich, Ct
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-27
GIVE Us A TRIAL.

We want work and we do it right,
Pants pressed, 10 eents pants cleaned
and pressed Is cents; suits pressed, y
cents; suits cleaned and pressed 30 cents:
overcoats pressed, Is cents; overcoats
cleaned and pressed. 50 cents; cleaning
and pressing for $t.00 per month. We call
postal card brings US to your house. All
work guaranteed. Kid gloves cleansed, 5
pentS. Worcester Tailoring and ClesJe-
Ing Co, $50 Main ST., room s.
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HAVEN BROS.

Agents and wholesale dealers IN horses,
carriages, harness. blankets, robes, sad
dlery, stable furnishings and harness
makers supplies. Handmade express
harness, $25; buggy harness, s. so; horses
sold on commission. Auction every Sat
urday at 10 a. m.
A. l.. HAVEN Auctioneer, 1916 Fos-
ter st., Worcester, Mass. Telephone
372-4
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Toura In che RoclIH MnnnfaIna-

The Scenic Line Of the World" the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad, offers
Mexico the choicest resorts, and to the
trans-eontinental traveller the grandest
scenery. Two separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky Mountains. ell
through tickets via. either. The direct line
to Cripple Creek, the greatest gold camp
on earth. Double daily train service with
through Pullman palace and tourist
sleeping cars between Denver. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles, and Denver and
Portland. The best line to Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Washington via
the ogden Gateway" Write s. K.
Hooper. G. P. & T. A. Denver. Colorado,
for illustrated descriptive pamphlets.
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FOOD THAT
TAKES
BRAINS
Grape-Nuts
zee
THE SCIENTIFIC WORK OF A
FOOD EXPERT.
Grocers furnish at I5c


II is plain enough proposition that II
we Use up. destroy and cast out minute
parts % the body each day ne must
make good these parts ana rebuild each
day or we go backwards and break
down.
Chemists have analysed the little par
ticIes thrown of through the pores %
the body and find Phosphate % Potash
as the result OF active brain work
This must be replaced or nervous pros
tratIon sets IN
Can we rebuild g with tire drug Phos-
phate % Potash?
Eo. Tor nature demands that element
furnished as fossnd N tbs grains. n fruits
and n meat. and a. prepared n Der own
accurate laboratory.
Food experts have utilized the kno-i-
e.fze that brain matter T. composed %
AIhuulea and Phosphate % Potash.
They have taken the parts % Krzfrs
known 20 c1otzIn thee esemegts ana
skiHfuIiy TTepe-ed FOOD for hsnan
use. giving u TIRE name OF Erape-Eutx-
This Sood n % aeliefoes aaFss. = -
eoerSe Erannaes a-d ready cooked. Te
can Be serTes instantiy With q H;tie
cream % usiEk. hot ~ cold. az s-eserred
A dsxtinr1 ineTease IN mental ps~cF 8
oaserTaSss after ses dayE " twO weeks
use Of Gfzpe-Ssts-
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