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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
THE ROsENTHAL CONCERT.
The Marvellous Technicist VIII Ap-
pear Here February 2Sth.

From time TO time music lovers In
Richmond are called upon TO extend their
ideas Of the limits Of what is attainable
I'm certain lines Of musical endeayor. and
there are persons and occasions that stand
out in the memory as superseding all pre-
vious competitors i'm their chosen fields.
The appearance Of PaderewsH. Of Nor
dica. and the May festivals of the We'd
nesday club are among the things on
the extreme boundary line Of progress in
musical art exhibited I'm this city
With the coming of Moriz Rosenthal,
the renowned Polish pianist, Richmond
ers will be obliged 10 readjust their be-
Iiefs. this time on the line Of the physi-
caly possible in pianOfOrte execution
The assertion that B0senthal is the great
est of all technicists cannot be attacked.
The critics Of New York are unanimous
in expressing the opinion that such alb
solute perfection in digital deXterity has
never before been exhibited 10 an Ameri-
can audience and as an instrumentalist
thev say ne is pre-eminent lie VIII ap-
near here at the Academy Of Music on
the 2Sth of next month, and the first
choice Of seats for this concert may be
secured by subscribing a list that Is now
displayed at the music store Of Messrs.
Walter ID. Moses & CO., on Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
NEWS IN CHARLoTTEsyILLE.
Venerable Lady Dead-A slight Rail-
wny Accident.

CITARLOTTESVILLE VA, January a.
(snacial1-Mrs. Dlcey Pace died late yes
terdav afternoon at the home, in this
county. of Mrs. Eliza Farrar, her sister,
in the S9th year of her age. She was the
grandmother Of William p. ana Jonh
Farrar. of this city, and Of George
and James Farrar Of Fluvanna. The
bodv will be taken tomorrow 70 Salelii'
Fluvanna county. for burial in the family
burying-ground.
At the West Point Derby for Pointers
now i'm progress at West Point MISS
under the auspices of the Continental
Tield Club. Mr.. c. y. Buckles Mana won
first. and Ranu third. This makes tne
seasons record thus far for Mr.. Buckle $
dogs three nrsts, three seconds ana iour
thirds.
Judge John NJ. White Is i'll OF grip.
Miss Lizzie Brown. of Amherst. IS VISIT
ing her brother, Professor j. thompson
Brown. OF the University.
Mr.. Charles Murray. OF the southern
railway. is ill Of eryspelas.
MIR J. G. Mckenzie has sustained pain
ful injuries 70 n thumb. which 1t was at
one time feared would result i'm its loss.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Perey has been called
to New York on account OF the serious
illness Of her brother, Mr.. David Sloane.
Mr.. Richard ID. Anderson, who has been
So I'M that he was taken TO Johns Hop
| kins Hospital Baltimore, for treatment
has entirely recovered.
Mr.. Tucker :. Coles has returned 10 ms
| home. in this county, from Alexandra
where he went with the remains OF ms
wife. Mr.. Coles was accompanied by Mr.
| William w. Locke, of Louisville who was
! a brother of the late Mrs. Coles.
To-day the last truck of the last car OF
/ Chesapeake and Ohio Passenger IRAN
No. s. when leaves the Union station
/ little after J.. NJ. westward was de
/ rallied az Ninth street, west. The accl
dent was due % the turning of the switcl
bv Switchman Hernbeck before the trucl
had passed and the truck was thus dl
verted from the Chesapeake ana Ohi'
track 10 the track of the Southern rail
way. which crosses the Chesapeake an'
Ohio at that point. Some damage wa
done the car. and the signal post was
knocked out OF place. The coach was un
coupled from the rest Of the train. VIII cl
proceeded on its westward run. No on
was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
TO bring HOME OUR DEAD.
Roumanian VIII Perform This ser
vice from santiago

SAVANNAH. GA, January IL" oiu
,,.oe received by Colonel Bellinger yes
tordov that the transport Roumahlah
,.or,ld not come back 10 savannah rom
ber nresent trip 10 Matanzas lnstedu,
ebl &C. 10 20 osNew York. There she WIZ
he ecuipped as a transport for the ue"u'
,ratdne with her a large force OF ui,uear
tat,rra and helpers. and large supply VI
'og,ne and other supplies for the Geau'
.bo poumanian will go TO Santiago. Ihvre
,ho hodies of the American soldiers "no
diea from fever. or who fell IN lhe pa'-
~, ,hot nreceded the capitulation OF lhe
oit,, viii be disinterred and prepared 10.
,s,,oval ON tho transport to their hVile'
~ ,,is country. There were many nun
areds who died from disease or Woui,us'
~. ,.ers shot dead in the struggles pc
t,ye"n the .contending forces. The "orn "I,>
~ remoyjng and preparing the BODIES VIII
take some time. 49,, ,.oesel and
co,, bring All OF the heroic dead ta'h "
tbei, conntry. The vessel, II IS uhurI-
stood viii go 20 New YORK IRON, 80, ,"
tiago the bodies being dlsttiouseu he
there 20 the relatives and friends Oh ,i'e
dead throughout the country So,,]
ception that will indicate the sen,iimoi,s i1 ~,
OF the coun0y toward those VINO iei ~
cuba viii no doubt be arrahgeu ioi ~
the port OF entry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
SOUTHERN PAPER co. CHARTERED.
Heavy Damages Asked for Personal
Injurics-Court Items.

Heavy Damages Asked for Personal
Injurics-Court Items.
Judge Minor, of the Law and Equity
Court, granted a charter yesterday 10 the
Southern Paper Company, which has been
formed TO buy manufacture. and sell
pulp. paper. type. inks, and all kinds OF
printers, stationers, and bookbinders',
clectrotypera. ana publishers supplies.
The capital is to be not less than 5000
nor more than 5000 and the corporation
may own 1000 acres of real estate, not 10
exceed in value $4,000.
The officers are: August c. Becker
president and director; j. Thompson
Brown. Jr secretary and treasurer and
director: Robert Whlttet. Jr., director;
Ernest A. Hoen, director, and Edward H..
Brown, director.
Hannah Falk has Instituted suit In this
court through her counsel, Messrs. Mere
dith & Cooke. against julius Meyers Sons.
Plaintiff claims $4,000 damages for in
juries received in stepping from the ele-
Vator I'm defendants store. which led 10
the amputation OF her left leg. The acci-
dent occurred September ?. l@S Plaintiff
was I'm the employ of the firm, ana the de-
claration filed charges that the accident
was due TO the carelessness Of the man
in charge of the elevator.
The charter of the United Banking and
Building Company was amended in the
Circuit Court. so as 10 reduce the maxi
mum capital from $50 100000 to S,GyJ,000.
Judgment was rendered i'm the Law and
Equity Court for $iS12l I'm the case Of the
Kokes Barber Supply Company against
William Damron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
A Pretty Wedding I'm FIuyannn.

At Effort Baptist church. on Thursday
AZ high noon. was celebrated the mar
rage of Mics Ella Bradley Sclater 10 Mr.
John Sclater. both OF Fluyanna county.
The bride is the daughter of the late
George W. Sclater. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. j. T. Randolph,
I'm an unusually sweet and impressive
manner. The church was tastefully deco
rated by the friends Of the family. and
the bride. stylishly gOwned in an elegant
toilet Of jet and gold, made charming
picture standing surrounded by her at
tendants. beneath a great horseshoe oi
ferns. mistletoe. and scarlet berries. The
four ushers, Messrs. Sclater, Bashaw
Burgess. and Cooke. preceded the bride
and groom TO the strains OF the weddlns
march from L0hengrin, which was ably
rendered by Miss Mabel Mundy.
The intimate friends and relatives OF
The bride and groom were invited 10 al
elegant breakfast at Chestnut Grove, the
home Of the bride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
SUFFOLK.
The Sick-Thc Boys in Cubn-Nacci-
nation.

SUFFOLK. January I.- SPECIALIZATION.
y T. Booker arrived home to-day from
Baltimore. where he had been in the IN
terest Of the Ancient order United Work
men. of which organization he is Grand
Master for Virginia and Maryland.
Miss Alice Frawner, of Richmond, re-
turned home this week. after spending
a month or more with her sister Mrs.
]. w. Caulk. on Pinner street
Miss Annie Dennis. daughter OF MT.
r. G Dennis. Of the West End, left here
on Thursday for Eastern Shore 10 visit
relatives. and thence she will go to Phil
adelphia and New York. her itinerary
covering a period Of about two months.
Mrs. ]. +. Booker has been confined 10
her bed for several days by sickness.
She is now improving.
Mr.. 4. c. Larson. a native Of Denmark,
who has been engaged in the manuiac-
ture of bricks and tile near SUFFOLK Tor
several years. expects 10 leave here next
week for Santiago. Cuba, with me lnteh-
ton Of engaging in business there.
Speaking of Cuba. some or our soldler
bovs down there seem to have forgotten
"the girl ] left behind me" one OF the
Youngest members of Company G, Four n
Regiment. writes that ne has Cuban
sweetheart and that she is teaching nm
Snanish. while he gives her lessons in
English .. ..r,,.
4 member Of Company r writes: I'VE
have not learned to speak the Spanish
| language yet. but if you could see some
/ of the boys chatting the misses II Wouid
be a grand sight for you. when we see
| The beautiful girls we can't resist the
temptation of talking to them-oh our
fingers no..
Miss Essie Briggs. of Holiday street
/ arrived home yesterday from North caro-
| lima where She had been visiting for
/ three weeks c...
/ The Nansemond county Board Of super
visors at a meeting held on Thursday
ordered that all the scholars of the pub
lie schools throughout the county he
/ vaccinated. This is a precautionary mea-
/ sure on account of the reported preNa-
/ lence Of smallpox i'm Norfolk ana Vi-
/ ciritv II is said that a doctor in sur
/ fox vaccinated about a hundred persons
/ l., ono dav since the smallpox scare
/ conn,enced. one Of our leading phYsl-
clans advertises TO vaccinate persons ioi
/ 10 cents each, the applicant iufhiShiils
/ the virus. W.,
! The Suffolk Literary Club met on Wed-
nesday last with the accomplished MlSs NE.
! Lizzie Joe King, on kilby street ~
readers were Misses Hattie Brockeh-
/ borough and Elizabeth Scott Booker VINO
rendered their selections In most chariii
ing manner. - p,uo.
Misses AIinie and Ida Kohn, Of Phila,
delphia who had been spending seVeia
weeks with their sister, Mrs. q. lApni""
of suffolk. returned home this week.
Mrs. r. w. Raby, Of Poplar street ahO
| Mrs w. NJ. Atkinson and two chidren
| of Central avenue, are reported qulte S'ch
with the grip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
SCOTTSNILLE.
Personal MentiOD-Politicni spring
Races in BuclSingham.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA. January H.-(Spe-
cial)-Rev. j. r. Daniel and wife have
returned home from the marriage Of Miss
Hall. sister of Mrs. Daniel, The bride
and groom left on the same train via
Lynchburg for their home in Dallas
\. c.
The wedding party who attended the
marriage of MIR. w. j. Jennings returned
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nings left Immediately after the marriage
for tour of the northern cities via
Lynchbmg and Washington city.
Mr. Ryand FoN. son Of Rev. j. II. Fox
LETT two days ago for Auburn. y. Y,
where ne will enter business.
Mr.. Thomas A. Moon, Of Norfolk, ar
rived at his home. STONY Point" yes
terday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. George a. Tapscott OF
Centenary, Buckingham. are here to-day.
Mcssrs. NJ. l.. a. M0seley and Thomas
Turner. Of Diana Mills are I'm town to-
day.
The "spring races" for county Offices
I'm Buckingham bid fair TO DE quite lively.
some four or five are already i'm the race
for Commissioner Of the Revenue.
Mr.. John J.. Martin, Of Cartcr's Bridge
is here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
LOCATING THE BLAME.

in nearly all the Northern and North
western States. A movement is on foot
here to establish a division Of this league
I'm Virginia.
The object Of the league is 10 cooperate
with State and municipal authorities i'm
the enforcement Of such laws as now exist
for the protection and propagation Of
game and game fishes, and have such
laws enacted as Will further this pur-
pose.
It is hoped that some Richmond man
may be made Chief Warden Of Virginia.
4 called meeting OF the spOrtsmen of
this city and vicinity will soon be held.
when the workings Of the league will be
explained The spOrtsmen OF Virginia
at large will be invited 10 attend this
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Manassas Mention.

MANASSAS. VA, January 2l.--tspeciaLl
The Bull Run Council. Junior order OF
United American Mechanics OF this place.
gave very nice banquet Thursday nisht
in NicoPs Hail. Several speeches were
made and the evening was very plea
sanity spent.
Last Wednesday evening. at the resi-
dence OF the bride Mr.. J. G. Kincheloe'
of Fairfax. and Miss Maude Conner. were
quietly married.
MT G.. c. Round has sold 20 J. B. 4.
Thornton q lot opposite the courthouse,
on which the latter will build large
brick office at once.
The county teachers meeting was held
here to-day, and several good talks were
made.
Mr.. l.. A. Larkin. Jr.. has moved to
Washington, d. c.
Miss Ada Bowen. Of Brentsville. Is
visiting her friend. Miss Florence Her.
rcll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Celebrated I'm stnunton-Dr. Hunter
McGuire Lectures.

McGuire Lectures.
STAUNTON, VA. January N.-tSpeeial)
Stonewau Jackson Camp Of Confederats
Veterans. which usually holds its ans"s'
celebration on The 18th Of Januars !~',
Birthday. celebrated to-day - ~v-,
Jackson's birthday with fitting .---' -
az Lee and Jackson. After a long
Of the Confederate veterans, headed b.
the Stonewaii Brigade Band the crowd
marched 10 the opera-house. The house
was packed from pit TO dome The stays
and boxes were brilliant with Confederate
battle-haes and banners COMMANDER
H. G. Morton presided. The Rev. waiter
q Hullfhou. of Trinity Episcopal church.
offered the opening prayer ana MISS
Nonve Regina Wholey rcctcd the poem.
"StonewaU Jackson" The Rev. George
Finley Of Pickotts Division, who was
one of the few who succeeded In scaling
the slippery slopes Of Gettysburg win
Armistead. introduced Dr. Hunter Nc
Guire. who delivered his lecture on Jack
son.
DIR. McGulre's lecture was well-told
tale of Jackson's campaigns, Illuminated
with flashes OF interesting speeches ana
uhrases. as he heard them iali from the
great fighters lips Dr. McGulre sain
that when ne was abroad recently a com
petent military critic had declared mat
I'm two centuries past the Anglo-saNon
people had shown but five military
Marlborough. Wellington WASH
ington. Lee, and Jackson. or these tnres
were Observation-Disclosures Another Eng
lish officer had told Dr. Mcclure that
Jackson's Valley campaigns were taken
as texts and models ot military mano'u,
vres. An eminent German oihcer ha1
tof,rmed Dr. Mcclure that I'm the schools
~ Military Strategy in Germany Jack
sons methods were taught
Coptain James Bumgardner delivered 4
handsome speech in memory of the lats
Major Jed. HOtchkiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
EXPERT AT THE GAs-WoRKs.
Important Developments Looked
FOr-COunciI Notes.

An expert has been at the city Gas
Works for the past few days making care
ful Investigations. The name OF the gen.
tleman Is being withheld by those In
charge of the department, but he Is said
70 be the most distinguished gas engineer
IN this country. He will frame a report
that will be presented 10 the Light Com
mittee al the next meeting
A neatly bound book has Just been
gotten our tor the use of the City Coun-
Gil. containing the Mayors n 'ssase ana
the annual report for the year ending
december 81. 1897. OF the Auditor. Irea-
surer. city Collector, Board OF Health'
CITY Gas-Works. Water-Wo.6s, city I'm
gineer. Public Charities, Fire Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
NORFOLK NOTES.
The Eagle saiIs-SeabOnrd Line Cot
ton Rates.

NORFOLK. VA. January 2O.-(Special)
The converted yacht gunboat Eagle car
rying the second surveying party 10 Cupa'
has departed TO join the Yankton The
two vessels will entirely rechart the coast
Of the island
The SeabOard Air-Line's announcement
Of a 80 per cent reduction In cotton rates
v,os q surprise 10 transportation men
here They admlc that It Will secure the
road much more cotton traffic. but de-
cline to discuss its justice, on the grounds
of alleged discrimination. IL Is not ike
" that the cut will be met.
The creditors Of Justin Mccarthy tho
contractor for large government improve
ments. entered many suits against him
to-day, and attachments have been served
on his property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
nr. Stafford To Lecture.

The lecture Of the great Shakespearean,
DIR. ID. Stafford, OF Washington. ID. C.,
will close most brilliantly Il season or
delight TO all who have been fortunate
enough to taste OF the intellectual least
,,ro,ided this winter for the Richmond
ruhlic The subject OF the lecture Is
..,facbeth." "A tragedy, which will never
fail to interest as long as ambition wields
a. michty influence over human hearts
A large and fashionable audience VIII
grace the Academy that night, judging
from the already large sale OF tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

Fire-AIarm and Police Telegraph. Chiei oi
Police, Public Schools, and Cemeteries.
The Committee on Grounds anu buAu-
ings will meet at Reservoir Park to-nor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to CONFER
with parties interested in securing the re-
frashment and amusement privileges
there. an, -.
A subcommittee on streets will meet
M 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22

ment car. giving the passengers severe
shaking up. but not causing the slightest
injury 70 a single occupant of the cars,
which are so constructed as 10 bear
very great strain without damage. The
Sunset Limited was delayed some six
hours and then proceeded on its course
TO the Pacific coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
Artillery on for uabnna.

SAVANNAH. GA. January 2i.-The
transport Michigan sailed this afternoon
for Habana. with Batteries A, ID. T. ana
G. of the Second Artillery, including
Crimcs's Battery. The Chester Is expect
ed Monday. and will take the Thirty.nrst
Michigan Regiment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
ACCIDENT 10 SUNSET LIMITED"
Engineer and Fireman hilied-Ah-
nthcr TIremnn nndIy Hurt.


NEW ORLEANS. LA. January H.-The
t.e.leut 10 the Southern Pacifc's Sunset
Limited rauscontinental train. between
Sew orleans and San Francisco, does not
,alear 10 have been OF much magnitude,
although resulting In the death Of an en-
raeer and a fireman. the latter Of the
'.s. train.
THE accident occurred al Lacoste, TWEEN
t-sx miles west Of san Antonio, Friday
morning. and was caused by the fireman
o. light engine falling 10 close the
switch into which his engine bad retired,
o. give the main track 10 the famous
ualn The Sunset Limited had reduced
i't speed as II neared the meetins-point
and was moving at a twclve-mile rate
when IL ran into the open switch, collid-
.'g with the light engine on the siding.
Ihe latter was almost demolished, and
exploded, killing It's engineer and fatally
"1.dinR the fireman OF the Limited, be
SIDES badly inj0ring its own fireman. The
force ~ the collision smashed IN the for
ward end OF the Limited baggage
sAd deraiied one truck OF the compart-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
CAPITOL NOTES.

The Governor has appointed Colonel 10
lane Stern assistant inspector-general;
Captain W W. Barrow. acting assistant
acknowledgement and General William
Male. Acknowledgement, as delegates
from this state TO the military conven-
tion TO be held at Tampa February Sth.
Governor Tyler yesterday received a
large framed map Of smythe county from
his friend. Captain =. r. BOYD. Of Wyihe-
willie. Unfortunately. the glass was broken
I'm transit.
The Governor also received photo
grapb OF Colonel +. Dorsey Cole, OF Fred
ericksburg. a member of his stah. The
nicture represents the handsome co'onel
in fuI regimentals, and IS fine likeness.
Mr. Frank =. Brent, secretary OF the
state Board Of Education. Is about re-
covered from ssvere attack on grip tLt
IS not yet able 10 be out.
The condition OF Mr. w. II. Dllar1, OF
the Capitol police. was not 80 favorable
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
yro Form "a League Here.

rbe League OF American sportsmen was
orya,led last February in New York city,
Me III O. Shields, editor and manager
80 recreation. was made president. In
one wear this league has grown into
hodv OF nearly 4,cOO. There are divisions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
The Weather.

@ WASHINGTON. January H.
.::::.: , s =. =; ::::::..::; ::
winds
For North Carolina and South Caro-
lna-Fair weather; light. west 20 south
west winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was clear and pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-22
THE WEATHER IN RIcHMoND

state OF thermometer:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-08
Amnsemcnle.

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ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S:l0-Way Down East ,..
AMERICAN INSTITUTE-lO a. m TO lo D. HI -i
tional Photographs Exhibition ooo Cavs,i.ra
AMERICAN THEATRE-S;lo- lo-rloeho' '"'
Rustcena
BIJOII-sI5-Sisier Mary
BROADWAY THEATRE-s-Ben-H Hur
CAsINO-s:l5-The Singing Girl. ,.,..A,.
CRITERION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FrletCh'e'
DAIY'S THEATRE-s-The Maneuvres or Jane. 'c..,a
E1TN Mt,SEE-9 a. m. to II p. m-Wax"ofKs' D'ana
Concert and Cinemetograph. ,
EMPIRE THEATRES: :20-The Tyranny OF Lea's'
FTINTH AVENUE TIIEATRE-s-Becky shalp D.,-,,
ForRTEENTH STREET THEATRE-2-s-lhe Da"'
GARDEN THEATRE ;45-Cyrano de Berserae
GARRICK TRE-s-Sherlock Holmes
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-s-The Musketeers' g.,
HANMERSTEIN'S VICrORIA-s:D-Rogers brothe'' "
wall ~, a.. ,h. Par
racks 80, c,o,s
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:15-A Greek slave
IRVING PLACE Observation-Disclosures
KEITH S-Contnuous Performance
KXABE HALI,-el5-New-York Quartet .-,, .u..
KNICKERBoCKER THEATRE-s:2O-The Eloer MISE
Blossom. - vi,
ROSTER q RIAI,S-s15-Round New York
T,YCFTTN THEATEE-s:30-Mss Hobbs
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-s3o-Make way ior
NrNDriSS0HN HALI.-s-sf5-Recita .v
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PASTORS Continuous Performance ,,.,..r u.,oh
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