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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
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$3. 20@4. 10.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Gclb Al brn niebriafcr Yrp,cntrn.

Ole 81. 6. 81. Sdus9eieui1oft BON
Soma perleibt Gjelb az ben oueritie.
brighten Iro;enten 9sgcu quite Si6erbeiten
auf ,sarmlGnbereieu i'm Staote soma fiir
3 o6er 3 Sabre. 3ie Siderbeit muB
weni9ltenS ooppelt 10 piel wertb fem,
ais bic oemiiuihte Summe.
Mat ipenoe iid al ~. s. &nippel, SperSs
pile, SG., ooer Geu. i. s. Srune, Gltou, Sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Gonhcrucnrs> Gaubibat syrcn @bits
unO Serr Sciurid WuQmcr

perben am Mtttmp9 gbenb i'm bieIiz
gen grano Opera Saus @ablreben
bolten, gu ipelGer ale 8iirger osrStaot
ipDie insbelonOere Samen unD alte
Splbaten eingeldoen IinD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Staat aua Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffcs at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
Die Sneurppratiuus : Nrtifel Der
ShuBgeienjhatt

finb beim GpuntpsRetOrber Oabier ME-
bergelegt porben. Oils 8eamten iino
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9eneralzS etretGr unb S9abmeiiter
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@Omer, 8ilbelm Rembulb, 6. 2au>
fersneiler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Sm Sntcrekc Der fatbn!ii9en Snms
m~er5diulc

lpar perfl. @oGe Elm 3ep. Dalton BON
ct. 2ouis in Dubuque, nm gu erfabs
rem, pb es empfeblenspertb lei, Dus geS
ndnnte unternebmen bon Waotion,
Wis., ndb . DUBUQUE iiber5uiieoeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Mbenmatismus emo!idl beilbar.

Sslplt bic bariu6tiaitsH Sdae pom droui'dem
.hbeumotisnuS bic pcn aleu- aer,ien olj ~uubtil5or
GalflCgeb,u purben, limb Jest nit nnis &c neneu Srius
onna lrilDar. 40 r poH Nltemaub utrtdut {. Ibiolute
S~SeiInng e%arantirt ODER cas- @elo yurIG:
crfiatiet. : q ombtnattonss8u pom Ma.
idcn, cine aaSerlid. cine inuuIia, S2.O0. DALTON'S
0ltntt, S96 xoSaue alpemue, 0bieaeo, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

fur 1900 als $rdnlir scbtn. Mbonncnter,
ipelGe ibrcn Hiifiianb nuS Gin poles Sabr i'm
WOraliS tc,ablen, rrbaltcn ioiort eilca &egeas=
burger Maricntalcaoer ;ugeiaubt. llnicrc
IbOnncnten iinh SaraIf auinierfiam gcmadt,
haR iie ben Saleuocr als Yrdrnie crbaltel
~tOunen, nto Oesbalb uibt 81 fmticn bral9eH.
@bCnntntcH, Screu Sabr crit ipGtcr %abldift,
iOrrcl ben Salenaer als $raitic erbaltsn, i'm
Strt tic jest Gin wcitcrc5 Sabr i'm YDraHs
be3ablcn.
Soren3 @onrer, GeiGaitsfitrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

Ole iru6tbariteu S~ormlGuosreien pom 81
bis Sc per Alder oil Der 600 Giienbobr, 3 bis
4 Nieileu uon Der STANDARDIZATION selegsu,
bel Scriu9er gu;ablurg uno inter Siinlti9s
ten Beoin9uu9eu gu uertaufen. 9auoiu6er
erbdlteu ! Giieu5obn=J State BON bier aus.
sSd 9ebe nit uuO 'ei9e bas 9urb. Satbo:
hide Girben NIB S9ulsu. Serrli6er 99alo
uno 9riiue gRieien. Suites 0aiier uno reibe
Grntel. Wdbere austunit ertbeilt
u. g. Scmibell,
AZ Holbiu9tou ape. Co.,
O(iuneapoliS, Wiuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Ghmico griu9t.

Gin tatboIii6er 9uiidmieO wir6 ioiort
uerlanSt III einer fGtboliiben @smeiube.
Anfrosen limb ~ ridteu al SpIepb @ebrirs
d(r, or, ct. Wurps, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Hruntte su buhrn.

Wir erinGcl uniere ab0uueuteu ,i beadtei,
SaB mir Den id)Uneu
Rr9rnsbnr9er Observation-Disclosures
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

S:rr Gb. Sbpbe, 8sfiber elmer
DirtbI9aft an Der 8, Strabe, purpe
CUR 2ipermore, Sa., nit Sri. garrp
ebeli4 getraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Soften bon SebenSOcrI6es
ruug.
State Der Yramic ueniser Die 9ibi>
0ru0e.

8or pier Sobren uabnt Serr Geter &iene
pom Dubuque orei YebsuSuerliberungSs Voli
gem upu 9leider Dirt III orei anertanut belten
@eIeuib0iten. State Der YrGmie, Oiuiornoe
uno soften fir oaS lauienoe Sabr AMI $40,
600 gebeuSperii6srung IN einer ieoeu Der Ge=
ieul9aiteu lteuen li9 wie iol9t:
Yremium 0ipis Iette
Hate benoe 6oiten
0ortbmelteru.. .S436. 80 $l2O. 80 1916 90
Aloere Geiells
i6afteu ............ 1880 $3.50 339. 10
anOcre @elells'
i6aiteu -. .-... 427.S0 $3.50 342. "a
Die BrGmieu Rate Der Norlbweitern Wu,
tual 1T N a II 6 NAL b06er, ober b lie SO
ten iino 9erin9er ais iiir abnlide Rontrottc
III anberen e~elellGalten.
aunerbalb Der jpei lester Sabre bat Ser
6iene leine gcbeuSuerliderun9 in Der 9tortb
weltsrn bis aui $50, 900 erbObt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
6nushaltrrin aciuht.

Sin Grieitcr iu1t cine SauSbdlterin.
NGberes BEL u. gS., care OF Gatbolic priutilg
60, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Wn 1T 9cinriA Iarfe ?

Ser'elbe pirb pegeu Grbibaits- angelss
Senbeltet 9eiubt nnb 1T gebeten ii6 al oles
les glatt III rpeuoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

3uiammsu: $23, 1900
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
OTIS DAILY REPORT.
American Troops Have Two Engage.
ments win Sepantr Bands u
lnsurg nts.

WASHINGTON Dec. l5.-The war
department today received cable
gram from General Gus giving the
latest developments in the situation
In the Philippines. The cablegram
follows.
"Batchdder, Twenty fourth infantry,
reports that on thu l4th they had an
engagement at he junction Of the Ma
gR and Rio Grande river. Isabella
province. the enemy leaving four
dead and hve mortally wounded IL
the trenches.
our loss was one drowned and four
wounded. He says h. IS in need Of
clothing. provisions and money.
Four hundred and seycnty-f five
Spanish prisoners arrived this morn
ing. Young at Banqui, in Northwest
ern Luzon, reports that his troops are
still purpulng a remnant Of the insur-
gents who have % American prison.
ers in their possession. Negros re-
ports that Sergeant RDeder. Of the
Sixth infantry. with twenty soldiers
and eighteen native police attacked
40 insurgents at Nadrigll this morn
ing. No casualties. The ensny's loss
was Is killed and many wounded.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

~ with the bombatdmeni ~ Colon o
q furious artillery duel commenced
between The glrriEoE ~ LadySmith
ana TIE Beers on UmbuaWnn Hill.
The following named officers " the
Highland brgmo. who were reported
to H. missing after the battle NJ Ma
wcp killed Captain. the
hpu Cumming Bruce. Captain Mac
fliitn" Lieut. lttrray and Captain
lrDai,. aud the following subsequent
IS alri VI their wounds: cpl Down
ham and Lieu Campbell
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec.l5-The Payne
delegates to the republican national
convention on the basis of the repub-
hcan vote east in the states and ter
ritories, will not be pressed at this
meeting of the national committee.
rayne had fully intended to offer the
resolution tomorrow ana TO urge its
adoption, but after u conference with
the president tonight, decided to aban-
don the effort to have it acted on at
this meeting
Much opposition had developed to
the proposed change and the conclu-'
sion was reached that it was ineXp,-
dent To push the matter this time
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
WILL MEET AT
PHILADELPHIA
June 10 SET For Date of McKin-
ley's denomination.
A FULL COMMITTEE MEETING
Payne ReappOrtiOnment Resolution
Postponed at Request Of the
President.

WASHINGTON, Dec .l5.-The ma
tiDnal republican conventions will con-
yene a, Philad .lphia on Tuesday. June
-. next The place and Gate we're
decided upon by the national rrpubli-
can commit 5. tonight. after friend
IS contest Tor the honor Of entertain
Ing the coly .ntlOn b,nwe,n the city
selected, Chicago. ST. Lewis and New
York
The meeting Of the committee was
he'd at the Arlington hotel and Was
presided oyer by Senator Hanna, the
chairman of the committee. Forty
th-e, Of the IS states and each OF the
six territories were represented. Sen
utpr Foraker neld a proxy for Charles
l.. Kurtz. national Committeeman from
ChIc aud senator Wolcott. proxy
Tor J. f Saunders II Colorado, thess
h-ing the only absentees.
In addition to the committee. many
of the big wigs Of the republican par.
IS were in ATTENDANCE.
The Proceedings throughout were
enthusiastic and harmonious, every
sp"ach that wa3 made emphasized the
foc, tina: President Mckinley would
De- renompated and that the c0nven-
tion viii be in eftec, simply a rauf-
cation nesting
The claims u the rival cIlies were
presented by distinguishes citizens Of
each in The open SESSION The ballot
inL occurred in the afternoon behind
closed doors. Upon the first ballot
Philadelphia recnved l3 votes. Chici-
gp 20. New York Z, and ST. Louis 9.
ON the second ballot tie contest mr.
rowtd down 10 Philadelphia and
Chicago. the New York votes goine
to Philadelphia and the st. L)uis vote
being spill, bstween Philadelphia and
Chicago
An amusing incldent occurred in
connection with this ballot, After it
was conclud d and announced as Phil
adclphia % and Chicago %, T. y.
Jameson, national committeeman
from Illinois, suddenly discovered that
in the excitement he had forgotten 20
vote Ne demanded that the vote
should be Ncast. and this was accord
ingly done. but il di dnot change the
result, Chicago gaining only the one
vote Of the committeeman from Iili-
nois Philadelphia won by the narrow
margin II one vote. As the ballot was
secret the9oe is no record Of the city
for which each committeeman voted.
II was the desire OF the leaders at
the meeting today that the convention
should be held June u, and that date
would have been selected had It not
been that ., conilicted with the date
Of the Rhode island election. June
was selected, but the date was recon-
sidered and ,hanged to 18th, in the
hope and belief that before that date
congress will have adjourned.
The committee consiiaDed briefly
repu.St from Delaware that the COM
nittre take some action to prevent
two coateSting delegations from ap-
prarinc from that state. The com.
mittce decided that il had no judsdic-
ton Several committees were ap
pointed, and an adjournment was TAX
en- until tomorrow, when the Payne
resolution for changing the system OF
will be brought up for
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
rNrApArLE GENERALsnIP
Belief CuruH .n i.nslaud Thu the
South African Troops Are No'
Property led.

NLV YORK, Drc. IA dispatch 10
ihc Tribune from London slys.'
crual,n, and p-ssmis,s have had
the nelI ever since 30 was known lhat
General M-,huen had r,,lred from his
advanced position altar waiting over
nigh, ir th, hop. thar the Hocrs would
c,rcuatr th..lr rn- trrnch's and allow
rim 20 couy ~ drawn battle Into a
victory
Th.rr vas q f.,ble rally Of ,r,'luIous
.,uEuist. for few hourr while
snrl exchange rmnpr was current
rLa, llysmlh had b.en r'liryed and
ten thousand prisoners taken by
mli.r. tut the depression and gloom
steadily Iarf.n,d as the fun extent ~
C,nrtu Mplhurus iossrs wer. rs-
,ctl.i and IN, cold hard truth was
d.,c.rur1 that tn, Highland brigade
had by.u cnr,pped Ike Gatacr, s
n.r.. vhil seeking 10 surprise ih-
r1.Hy and slaughtered without hay
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
rGluEsFooRp ON THE WAR.


LONDON, Dee. ID Spanking at II
CuiomSt mating IN Hackney, London,
last evening, Rear Admiral Lord
Charles rercSrtd Nid that he long
ago told the s,Vrpmry Of state for war,
Lore l.Insdowne, that the government
was not seadius enough troops 10 the
TanSvaal,
Large achievements to all our
auXiljavias for ightlag," he continued,
must be dispatched immedtataly and
more ships must be placed in commits
sion in order that Great Britain may
be prepared for eventualites, The
Beers are a mohih force and they
have h uvy modern artillery We
need more quick irng guns,
~ must say that | never thought
that Wa aro sending out enough men.
When ouna it was known that We had
to send an army corps | told Lord
Bansdpwne-as far mack as November
that he would not be sending
enough. insthe lire department when
IL is thought that four engines would
be needed TO cope with a conflagation,
il is Il visa plan to send eight The
war office should have acted on the
same principle
This war Is pne of the biggest upon
which We have eya embarked, owing
to the surrounding political clrcum-
stances. ana il necessary every
mothers son among us must so to the
front British pluck and money will
win and then. with equal rights for
all, the British llag must fly over the
whole Of South Africa"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
Buffers Defeat Most Serious
Event Since Indian Mutlny.
ANOTHER IDOL SHATTERED
Hopes Of Buffers Great Powers Have
Ended 10 DisappOintment--Reia-
fOrcement kill BE Rushed.

LONDON. Dec 10. 4:sO a. m.-rhe
news cf Gne.al Buffers rvaSe was
received 80 late that many Of the
newspaper comments today are con-
fined to Perfunctory expressions Of
extreme regact and disappointment
and Of the necessity Of calmness and
redoubled efforts TO retrieve the posi-
ton. This latest check is n garded as
the most serious event in Great Brit
aims military history since the Indian
nutiny
The STANDARD says:
General Buffers dispatch is deplor-
able reading. /, is now familiar
story Of concealed Boers and Of Brit
ish troops marching up bIindly almost
to the very muzzles Of the enemy's
rifles, 1t cannot be doubted that the
moral effect viii be to aggravate our
difficulties over the whole field OF op-
erations.
The country has discovered with
great annoyance aid surprise that
subduing the Boar farmers is about
the hardest work we have entered
upon since the Indian mutiny Their
cOmmandaats have SHOWN themselves
able to give our generals useful but
expensive lessons In modem tactics"
Depression over the defeat Of Great
Rrftain's trusted and idotized com
Tdnder is all the greater as. during
the last As hours. there had been re-
ports Of the relief Of Lsdysnith Yes
terday the war office allowed Il to be
UNDERSTOOD sha1 the position af Affairs
in Natal was entirely satisfactory.
The reaction is all the more pronounc-
ed on this account.
II had hardly baen realized until
new, even after the experience OF the
wek. that Gneral Butler could fail.
Virtually nOthing had been allowed
to leak through regarding his prepa-
rations. but the public waited patient
ly in the confident belief that he was
taking such Gme and precaution as
would ensure success.
No independent reports of the en-
gagement have yet been allowed TO
come through, out Genaral Buffers
own dispatch tells the sad story in
sufficient outline TO show that the
British have been entrapped again by
the astute Beers. 1t is expected that
he will renew tn eattack shortly.
Immediately upon receiving the news
the war office decided to mobilize still
another division and To replace the
losses of the artillery. The necessary
rciuforcemea.s will be hurried on as
speedily as possible.
Fifteen transports are due to arrive
at Cape Town between December II
and January 3, with about $4,000
troops OF all arms, but unless Gem
eraI Fuller is able to renew the at
tack, which is exceedingly doubtful,
the british generals will be compelled
for another fortnight or more to re-
main on the defensive.
The latest dispatches indicate the
continued bombardment of Lady
smith, whose position is now very per-
ilous. The lisS of casualties among
on-commissioned officers and men in
the fight at Magersfontein, just issu-
ed, shows So killed, 25S wounded and
rs missing. This, however, is appdr-
emily not complete list.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
PROSPERITY Is UNBoUNDED.
Only Form Of Depression Is In Specu-
lative Lines Uuconnected With
Industries.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15-I. Il. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade tomOr-
row will say:
The unusual depression in stocks
this week has displayed a great diver
gence between the trading and pro-
ductlve industries Of the country and
its speculation. Never has production
hean greater, the number OF hands en-
ployed is larger. wages distributed
higher. or purchasing power, based
upon earnings. greater than at this
time. and never have condfAons of
trade or returns Of earnings and trat-
fic given certainty Of greater buiness
for transpOrt.rs. Yet. as the earnings
Of railways and manufacturing COM
panies mount upward. their stocks
decline as II II were disastrous for the
rad TO double its earnings and ruin
Gus for the mill TO realize unprece.
dented prosperity.
inflated capitalization has. Of course
u'me ruucn harm, anu speculative eN-
element has counted profits in many
cases long before they were earned.
Money markets here and abroad have
been strained by the British reverses
in South Africa, and wherever they
were overloaded have been pushed 10
quick and disastrous inst ald Of grad
ual liquidation. The result is that
industries and transporting companies
realize grsat profits and speculative
holders of their stocks realize severe
losses.
The failures for the week were 2lS
in the United States. against 26l last
year. and 2S in Canada, aglinst 81
last year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

leader received close atteution 10 a
speech vigorously presenting the dem
ocratic organization. ln marked con
trast win E1lley's uttaFances. Scud.
der. democrat. " New York. an
nDunced rs democrat thN he b..
lieved 10 the gold standard ana would
vote Tor f..
The debtt. under five minute rules
occupies 'Dmo-rpw.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
EusHwHAcKING MUST STOP.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The iso-
lated bands Of bushwhacking insur-
gents who are caught by our forces
in the Philippines are likely to be
summarily dealt with. At a cabinet
nesting today the matter was dis
cussed and it was the general senti-
ment thar the situation demanded
vigorous treatment
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
DEBATE WAS BITTER.
Personalities Entered Into the Finan-
cial Discussion Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 15.-The clos
ing day Of the general debate ON the
financial bill proved to be one of eX-
ceptional interest. At the outset a
sharp parsonal colloQuy occurred
between representatives Wheeler and
Berry Of Kentucky over the recent
Kentucky election and the charges
growing out of it. Considerable feel
ing was shown,
Later in the day, Bailey of Texas,
until recently the democratic floor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
THE TOTAL WHEAT CROP.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The gov
ernmcnt report shows the total wheat
crop is $780, 900 bushels.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
FURIOUS ARTILLERY DUEL.
Garrison at Iadysmith Replying to
the Boer Guns on Umbula-
wan Hill.

LONDON, Dec, ia special from
Frere camp says that simultaneous
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-16

THE LAST CAR.

The last cars of the King street line
going to Waikiki and Palama pass the
Anchor Saloon. The cleverest mixolo-
gists in the city are there always to
put you up anything you may desire.
Drop in and take a drop before you
take the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught. A
full line of liquors, including the IA
nous Jesse Moore Whiskey, etc.. al
ways on hand. Received per Warri-
moo, Rainier Book Beer on draught
The Anchor Saloon is here to please its
patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-16
Meteorological Summary for
November,

Neurological summary for Novem-
Der:
Temperature, mean for the month.
1875 F; normal, 1873; average daily
maximum. 79.5: average daily maxi
mum, 800; average daily range. 1916;
least do GO; highest temperature. SO;
lowest SO.
Barometer average, 30.0l normal,
29.96; (corr. for gravityD highest, 80.
16; lowest, 29.SS greatest change in
"a hours, .09. The atmospheric pres
sure accompanying the dry weather
has been unusually high.
Relative humidity, mean of 9 a. m.
and . p. M, 700; normal ,76.0; mean
dew point 62S; normal, $50; absolute
moisture, G.27 grains per cubic foot;
normal, G.93.
Rainfall O.67 inch; normal. 552.
Total since January 1, 22.26; this is
11.52 inches below the normal. 33.7S.
The past has been the dryest Novem-
Der on record (26 years.
Trade wind days, rs; normal, H..
There has been an unusual lack of
South wind so far during the season
Cloudiness, tenths of sky, 81 normal,
as.
The artesian well Level rose during I
month from 1850 feet above sea level
to Bats. The rice lands are dried for
the winter harvest, giving opportunity
for the rainfall of October to take eff
feet on the artesian supply.
The rainfall has been very deficient
throughout the group excepting at
Hamakuu. At Iilo the lowest on re-
cord for November.
Earthquake reported from Hawaii
on November 18th at $50 p. m, at
Hilo, Kohala, and Hamakua also Ha-
makua 10th at $40 a. m.
Temperature at Waimea, Hawaii,
200 feet elevation, mean maximum,
1913; mean minimum 642. At Pepee-
keo. Hilo, maximum, 7S.S; minimum,
67.7. At DR.. Bonds, Kohala. mean
MAXIMUM. 500, mean minimum, GS.7.
c. J. LYONS,
Govt. Meterologist.
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