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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-D. 8 Wolcott. John B. Britain,
P1ttsburg; E. J. Mitchell. Chicago; NJ. S,
Lebeck. Nashville, Tenn: H. Weston. jack
scnville, Fla; Jas. H. Hawley. Boise; T. G..
cox. Taunton. Mass: Geo. S. Fowler, Fort
Wayne Ind; A G. Jackson. Augusta. Ga.
Riggs-John B. Landes, Carlisle, Pa; o.
L. Nelson. Duluth. Mimi; James f. Thorpe,
Denver. Col; Louis c. Pierce. Chicago
Shoreham-Chas. P. Witherbee Bath,
Me-; NJ. w. Beacon. Cleveland; o. G. F'et-
ter. Cincinnati ]. F. Williamson, Minne.
arois: S. f. Darby Chicago; o. c. Town
send, Colorado Springs. Col.
Arlington-A. D. Pettibone. Cleveland;
Gen. Chafee. U. s. A: ]. w. Creed Chi
cago.
Willard-Chas. N. Vance, North CarolinaI
W. F. Hoyt, New York; W. C. Thompson,
Ohio.
Ebbitt-W. L. Sebert. R. T. Hazard. U.
S. A; John C. Wise, U. s. N; w. f. Jones.
Charleston, s. C.
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First Bischof Pupils Recital.

A series Of three recitals marking the
close of DIR. ]. w. Bishoffs season was in
augurated last evening at First Congrega-
tional Church, and will be continued this
evening and tomorrow evening. The in
tolerably hot weather did not deter the
music lovers from filling every seat in the
large auditorium. The program was ex-
ceptionally long, and 1t was announced no
encores could be given in consequence. Not
withstanding this. however. the applause
was enthusiastic and prolonged after each
number. Among those who took part were:
Miss Laura Kahlert. Miss Jessie Walkup
Bently, Miss Elizabeth Wahly. Miss Kath-
crime Allen, Miss Dorothy Burnet Lair, Mr..
J. Walter Humphrey, DR.. Bischofr, Mrs.
Elsie Bond Bischoff. Miss Hetty Diver, Mrs,
Lillian johnson Lloyd, Mrs. Bessie Latham
Gibson. Miss Bertha Gibson Hudson, Miss
Blanche Buckingham, Miss Melissa Belle
Farrell. Miss Seraphine Steinhardt, Mr..
Fulton B. Kari. Miss Xarifa Hancock. Miss
A. Belle Carpenter, Miss Cecilia Sullivan.
Mrs. Hattie Meads Smith and Mr.. Douglass
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Yard=Wide Batiste Lawns.
| Special Sale of
! A Useful Book.

We recently purchased 1000
copies of book entitled GREAT
Err WASHINGTON: The Nations
City Viewed from the Material
Standpoint by Alex. D. Anderson.
Beautifully illustrated, with twenty
maps, diagrams and superb views OF
Washington and its environments.
The surrounding battlefelds, resorts,
etc, are shown on full-page maps.
Chapters on Washington as ''The
University City, The Convention
City" Parks of the District WA
ter Power" Tributary Transporta-
ton Lines" etc, make interesting
and instructive reading. Illustrated
paper cover, size IoxI2 inches,
printed on fine paper; Is pages. We
offer them at the following special
price:
1oc each. Originally s1.oo.
BY mail, &c. extra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
Painfully Injured.

Louis Hawkins. thirty years old, EN-.
ployed as railroad brakeman. fell from q
car In the New Jersey avenue freight yard
yesterday afternoon and was painfully in
5ured- He was removed to Providence Hos
pital for treatment. The injured man lives
at No. 129 Hickman street southeast.
Thomas Mackey, forty years old. living
at $50 Pomeroy street northwest was
caught between two electric cars at Mary
land avenue and Ala street southwest about
10 o'clock last night and was also seriously
injured. He was taken to The Emergency
Hospital and was afterward removed to mis-
home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

William McCarty. who several days ago
was convicted by jury in the Police Court
Of permitting gambling on his premises.
and recommended to the mercy of the
court. was today sentenced by Judge KIM
ball to pay fine Of SIS and be imprisoned
for one day in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
washington city bible society.

The regular monthly meeting of the board
of Managers Of the Washington City Bible
Society was held last evening In the par
lors Of the Y. M. c. A The president, DR..
Pitzer, was appointed delegate to repre-
sent the society at the Bible Society con-
ference, to be held in New York city Octo-
Der 10, 1000.
The agent, Rev. Mr.. Chapman, reported
that he had called on 152 families since his
last report, and had supplied those desti-
tute CT the sacred Scriptures.
The treasurer reported receipts from
churches and individuals, $1,000; collected
by Rev. Mr.. Chapman. agent, SOL; total
receipts. $131 80. RENTED to American BIZ
BILE Society, 500; disbursed for Bibles and
other expenses Of the local work, 1913;
total, S157.38.
The depositary reported grants of ffty-one
volumes during the month. Six large BIZ
bles were directed to be given to the Meth
odist Episcopal Home, 18th and N streets
northeast
The next meeting will be held at the same.
place the last Monday In September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
today filed in the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia by Edward Mayer,
through Attorneys Wolf and Rosenberg.
Tho petition sets forth an indebtedness Of
$5.O64.31. with no assets. Justice Hagner
granted the petition and referred the cause
to referee for further action, in accord
ance with the bankruptcy law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
Able to Resume His Duties.

Police Officer Lally Of the Anacostia sta
ton, who has been confined to his home in
the city by Illness for several weeks. has
recovered sufficiently to enable him to re-
sumo his duties in the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
MARRIED..

WHIIAMS-REIGART. On Monday, June 25 1900,
by the Re-. ). NJ. Newman, JENNIE MIDDLE.
ton REIGART OF this city to Mr.. ROY LEWIS
WILLIAMS of Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
Outing
Parasols.

Smart effects in Pique, Crash and
Pongee Parasols for mountain, sea
shore and general outing use. The
whites have dash OF color here and
there, making them appropriate for
any costume.
The Pongees are in the natural
color. and are very pretty.
White PIIuc Parasols with polka dots of red
black navy and lavender
$500 each.
White Pi1ue parasols. with polka dots all over
as, hrilSti with dots Of blue. black, red and
Lavender.
$500 each.
Crash rarasos. with neat stripes of blue. black
Or red.
$500 each.
Pungce Paraspls. natural color.
$500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
japanese Mattings,
Nodern Bath
Room Fixtures.

We have a very large line OF best
quality Nickel Bath Room Fixtures,
and we only recommend those that
are nickeled or brass, as they are the
only kinds that moisture will not
tarnish. Our prices are very low for
best goods, and we invite an inspec-
ton by those desiring a modern bath
room. We quote few items:
Soap Dishes. standing. Each. ....... 49,.
Soap Dishes. hanging Each. SOC.
Soap Dishes. to bend over roll tubs Each. So%.
Towel Bars. Is inches long. Each. ...... SOS.
Towel Bars. IS inches long. Each. .. ooS.
Towel Bars. "a inches long. Each. ... JOG
Tumbler Holders. Each. 25c. to SIPS
Toilet Paper Holders. Each. :. SOC. 10 Pill
Robe Hooks. Each. ............. sc. 10 OSc-
Bath Tub Seats. Each Observation-Disclosures. wv
Gifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.

Exports and Imports for Eleven
Months of the Fiscal Year.
The detailed tables of the imports and
exports for the month Of May and the
eleven months Of the fiscal year ending
with May have just been completed by the
treasury bureau Of statistics. They show
the imports and exports by great classes,
as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

"lf they're Rich's Shoes,
they're proper"
Ten-One F, Cor. 10th.
Entire building. 6 .ShoSs
That high prices are usu-
ally associated with high
grade goods is a fact, but in
our case it does not hold
good. We make a speciality
of selling the highest class of
footwear, the kind that emf
bodies the best in quality and
correct fashion but it will re-
quire only brief inspection to
satisfy any one that our prices
are no higher than other
dealers ask for qualities not
sogood. When your thoughts
turn to comfortable and styl-
ish shoes for Fourth of July
outings or summer vacations,
you may be assured that our
| display includes the choicest
of the new styles. Neither
Philadelphia nor New York
can boast a more extensive
assortment of exclusive styles
than we are showing. We
have all of the new styles in
canvas and linen shoes, so
desirable for summer wear.
Our display also embraces
the newest productions in
shoes designed especially for
automobile wear.
Before starting for the
Paris exposition profit by the
experience of others and buy
the footwear necessary for
the trip. We are daily in re-
ceipt of orders from Ameri-
cans abroad who have found
that foreign-made shoes, re-
CARELESS of quality, do not
meet the requirements.
If you cannot call person
ally, mail your order to us,
and in every detail it will
have most careful attention.
B. Rich's Sons,
High grade footwear,
Ten-one F, Cor. 10th.
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CIear france Sale of
Mattings.

FaCLlTlgS.
japanese and Chinese Mattings, of
which there remains but one roll Gao
Yards OF a pattern, are marked at
reduced prices to close.
500 a roll. Was $3.50.
$500 a roll Was SI2.Oo.
S12.oo roll Was $500.
$3.50 a roll. Was $1,000.
In connection with the above we
offer a recent direct importation of
Japanese Mattings,
which were delayed in shipment, at
exceptionally low prices, as follows:
$3.50, $50 and up to $1,000 a roll,
T7rl Hoor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

The "XXth Century, Ice Cream Freezer
freezes without the help Of one-akes
just fine had chuned yourself The bucket nuad
fiber hard and perfect the cold
Not costly, either other freezers.
DEPARTING
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Belongs New Perfection
Refrigerators.

They are all made OF thoroughly
seasoned, selected ash lumber, fin
ished in antique
The locks and hinges are of solid
bronze, with Roman gold finish.
They have the self-retaining cas-
tors.
The automatic alright locks are
the best in use.
The system of insulation is ac-
knowledged to be the best known.
The provision chamber, shelves and
ice rack are made of galvanized iron.
They have self-closing drip cup.
The swinging base board permits
the use of large drip pan.
The lids are made of extra heavy
lumber and will not warp.
1t is refrigerator that we guar
antee to give entire satisfaction.
o O7 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
S 1 so Each.

A good assortment left of the dol
lar grade Madras Negligee Shirts,
mostly blue and white stripes, which
we are selling at
75c. Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26
Bicycle Jerseys.
Negligee Shirts.

Woven Madras, in choice colors;
separate or attached cuffs. A good
$500 grade, bought at a price con-
cession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

Cellular Aertex Underwear.
Porous, allowing uninterrupted
evaporation from the body-very
durable as we'll as healthful
S1.5O 6 $500 per Garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-26

Imports.
Articles of food and
live animals. .......
Articles in a crude
condition for domes-
tic industry. ........
Articles manf'd for use
in the mechanic arts
Articles manuf'd, ready
for consumption. -.
Articles of voluntary
use, Injuries, &c. :.
Total imports Of
merchandise. 80.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

Last Monday evening Lter ju>t orc
days notice the Presbyterian ch"rch
vas filed to hear the Rev. b. G. Hay
worth speak en- Japan. The universal
expression OF those present 10 Of salts
faction at the sddre:s. The speakers
manner vas pleasing and elegant. and
the matter Interesting. Rarely has N
full . representation os the political and
RELIGIOUS state of . country heen given
IL % short . space Of tine ."rd vet
room bssn given for sn much isoideut.
Mr.. Havosth = . bsoths IN }sw II Rsv.
H. ]. Fsoshiaghsn DOW residing 1t
Osaka, japan. and hss hem in that
eosutry thisesss yssra. He VA . guest
q Mr.. FrothingbaD Mosdsy ssd Tea
day. a..
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
The Bsiton and tho Boer an getting
do-n n A~ht TING in SOuth Africa II

The Bsiton and tho Boer arr getting
down to fighting in South Africa. 1t
nov seems the British line nf action
will be to invade the Orange Free State
from the Modder river with new
separate ssuy. leaving the old lined mp
forces - they srs. This will cosnp"l
the Boess to weaken their present sr-
mics around Lsdysmith. Kimberly and
Mafsking to check the invaders. Tho
British have been % Tar reinforced With
additional troops to remit 1t their
taking the offensive sith IN indepen
dent army.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

ysa - esa1idss 4 . - ssAosa tAss
eu,6vsass ~ hahia hysses ssssQglssf-
ins sarssslly agsiast y carsosssaA.l
H EasiiaA hiso s.ss - hvI
Ing. After Aaeii1 caa3s . sseue
resssu a Aessies6 1istmJ
Ths osh gysas hass hil ssl3e ~
elssssst.sy Aiss6sa ssd % ssS s"v
vrs.fliag visA ths psah,se,e = Wsss-l
vosths ssAsd slgs6ssls. = -
TIE l2sh assae Qsesee ,sesdseAs viil
aoon hegie Hsnbt 0ssuas ss.sss. Ths
last BOOK Il So,d 0so0stsy. Coaib
8ecsioeA. vill b taken Up sext vss:.
The nsssc a the high sdAenthdDtsea
much iupsossd ~ ~ ose1r1S ciap.
ing a corusss. Viola and ~
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
nusisss EsIsss 0saS.

oas.y. oaso. Fsa. 7-Hsnssos Ers~st
40 Old sosdiss. vho hos lived hsss during
the psst year. dFsspsd desd - night
about 8 O'Clock !. his kitnts$ Tbs
coro.ss fossd II tNhSs - heart
dissss-. He ; essSessse sasp st
Eehess. vAirh sjss : sanA4 4 be bin.
He lived soos ,SuSsse nAesG
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
osss,ve1 Yd>sss.

We have heard only wasras cf tho
vsruest praise snd highest commenda-
ton Of the past SEASONS wor Of Mr.. W
Z. Obsrt, - vatsr CON mnissioner n
District n. In spite Il The fact thss
last year - hsd the sbostest supply n
water ever knLvs 10 the valley. tho
fsrDess raised one At their hest crops.
there vss lsss suffering from drouth.
and far Isss coopasiet than usual fro0
The fsrosss - N he dist tsiba'i"n OF the
water. This hsvpy state os s6sirs can
oely b sccovstsd to- On the ground
that ~. Obsst v~cagnis~d the fsct that
the only jsss and equitable nefhna a
slistsihstiuR . shost suPply. oe vstes
10 10 rotsss Il. ssd hsvisg the cousa9e
a hia ensvietsoss hs proereded 10 dir.
= trihste M vasss in thst vay. rAs
sssu,ts asss tAsa isse9y ths 0o0ie-
siosss's yisvA Practically every fsrass
10 ths valley osde his crop. wbiIs under
the Cd systso folly one bsIi would have
bsss hsavy lossss. We realise that this
b vsry delicate ground, SD the writer
has hsss iu ho4 water loot ditch water)
hsasss Sos sdvecatiog this proposition,
but hs cannot resist calling sstestion TO
it, W, successful operation last ysss.
But to 20 bscs to COR tszt. - hspe that
the exigsociss a politics sont nsosssi-
tsts the thsoving out a NJ. Obesf,
sitbough . DeOocrst be 6ils the bin.
and II b Important to the welfare q the
valley that As - rstsiosd fos the psss-
snt.-Asutsuss PFsA.
To judge by the dispatches which
come f-ou South Africa. the Boers are
simply hiding behind the ,ocks and
killing tho British at their leisure Bot
what nv dispstches have come from
Prstods Indicate that Ooo PssI -
sxtreDely soIioss fos . ssttle0sot q
the trouble, and Presnsis dispatches
snoouncing the victory 1t Spirn Kop
indicate thst those victories ere not
altnseihss bioodls.s. The clo-i,x ~osds
rssd tAis vsy: .0nd b thanked. a.
tbossh ~ siso bsd IN give bssve snd
esd saIsshss." That iadicates that
ooossioeslly . British shns - affective.
Thss there b sssshss entus~ ssnt y.
Ths boss sosess have M rss-rvss Whss
thsy ~ - o~l~ 80 b b . sssios.
0sstss. bscssss they have only hsd
shsss soDW aes shst they eosId hpk
.pos sos hard aehsia9 froo The b~xis-
nisg.-8alt Lake Tsibuss-
Mr. C. A. Bedding . st Sork % IN
iscubstos and bepodss thst 10 going n
psssiyss ths ssatise bss isdsstu 10
tAb valley. ~. Rsssd6ag = oss a The
hsss poultry saeAnsitiss - shs stsss sed
vhsssvss ksAnDalss q shis tisd vi1 -
. e,Od sAise 411s.sssss R~
To ths Cisissss q Dsisa:
IAsd shs 1sssssss q ksssisg ths
Sscssss ~. A,,Nssei<S % he Hiiip'
pios 80 sAs sssdissis life. and csS ~
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nbs aIa1siss Dsse OovsseA. 1sss6ay.
JsAp nneAss. q Aspsa, sipatsG 1sAUs
ssaAae S0s = 0sssss1 0Vstap =
JsAUH: -nssossb tsssa Oa0 atsa
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The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

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Reaa1b .Ahssss IalsSsi Bsaus ssd
.Dsssv Ossvlb- isJso lAisf sDgsdBs
nssa n1osdA9 = - Ope3s bssD
'1Asss1s - ~ WssA,.ssssSDssiA
-.
The Delta independent., 1900-02-16
uaodeoe1.

-wh.'f No. lss Friday siese3 Is'pas'
you've .sut . ,Jesoes eyed eaeO ter.
h.ves1 yoS!9 gglss fekk
That's vbsf ~ tessS SxSss et The
Bsriisse6 esaiies. 0SskG - Akaiass
Iast Friday night. oiisvsspsessioos
be b sspai.G ssaiass svssy day.
Il Ill cuoss ssost spoo The fact thsi
the Bsslis0l0 10 Eeasaa Osyssiuae
trsis rs.s q eceaa - niea ssjtaa
car. beessss noss soo0 . sSs1sd sAsn
gives - . tssivs srstina cses -
sectsos - = psactieslsy . dss4 xeA. -
no oss 90 - hsihsd 70 sDsspfAA. aa--&
Night sftss siOAs tAs Dss0sgtos
ae~st Aas esooesesd ~ Aossies n.
II. sss psnspssasss aaaisiS ~
~ sad ssssa Z shsss vssat s,aesAiag
slss. TAss g bas enss tin tAs shsoss
hssths vsss alied. IN ssss n saA thse
pssssss6Sks sys-AssateeGv l1e1D
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The Delta independent., 1900-02-16

WIN . oeA1 I've bop - ~ -
Dos tagay einos espssShss
High GeAooa.
6saes Ksss0Ass.
Victor AcCOy.
Floyd 6asvast.
Rosh Fsoshhghso.
Lss 8oelsoo- -.
Ethel 0hsSd.
Nslas V1AsalsR.s
Prot. Kspliagse. ". Getty. asa
Mysss. TescsssA
Eighth Grade. Il
Lssssr Kshsisy.
" nk Asys.
Alta 8tswast.
Thea Schsid >
R.ss Asbi.
Oliver Ckot. $50
Edward DsDn,
Rho.ia Davis.
o. - Ghssn.
Eari Gheso.
Edna Ingsssu,l.
Letti~ Jsnossy. .
Seventh Grade.
Cell Bursoo- 5
Win Gr,w.
John Johnsss.
Adsh Kuhssy. .
Lizzis Layoooa.
Coosis Mccoy.
Ressis llorsy.s
7. R,best Whiielsv.
lliss Mysrs. Tsschse.
Sixth 0saGls.
Louise Anebary.
Louiss Aebl
G3uss Bao.
Mary Gissrfsas.
ANhie H.uhss.
Esss,ia kuhs,sy. =
Bertha Esuss.
Ethel Fbdsly.
H-Iso Winiaos.
Alics Fsisssob.
Niss Royss. Tsachss.
Fifth Grade. i,
Ernssl Blair. ,Ef st
Claso0 Edvssda. = 81.
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{ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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speeial Correspondesee. * -
L y. Bsnting and Aaster Charisy
Pssk9 arS on tbs sicls liz.
Fred Smith was dovs last vesk froiD
Dallas visiting relatives.
", II. Asstia os Delta sss in thsae
parts saturday on business.
J. M. KeDnicott Contemplate setting
out 1900 fruit trees this spring.
Mrs. MeMillsu can. over Friday from
Altman on visit With relatives .r
Mrs. Rnth Gipe Of Cedsredvs y stay
ing With Mrs. J. d. Egglsston.
goni grade has heen made froo the
corner of W. N. Ksnnicoits oschard to
interssct tho Tongue creek grsfis near
the bridge.
A move will be msde to have . cs'ss-
ty road pot through to Geo. p. ChiSsS
ranch. This mad would he great holp
to several ranch men Who DOW have 70
= couple Of miles ont ns their way to ct
10 Delta.
CD. Aadsrson is building his new
house. -
W. A. Wriei"y gave Os very inter
esting % wsll ss'instru<:tive lecture on
Monday ut the schonl house Oh tho
Philippine Islands, the habits and char.
peter d the nsiivee. the colleeti0a al
curios showing tho akiil anil indust nal
pursuits of these people.
A party was given to Miss Daisy Jay
90 Sunday evening. it bsing her 18tb
birthday. Thoss prsssst were: Misses
Magic BeckIey. Louise Aysrs. Hss
Gilukr and Cissie Taft; Msssrs Walter
sn1 Norman Bsrklsy. Enseos sAldsrsoo
aSa Charley Taft. honsiss.
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sssioss tims With ths 0sopa W. G.
Cposk sIso bss then .. Las.
Miss Chsiesie rses u Dirty ('eosxs
creek spsot Sssd.y wisA Mt. Ossos
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day Isse vesk. while suasiag sesus the
seasoo, grouods shs fell - . surk ssd
hsst her Hsce Ssits badly, f
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Isst Thursday susvsyisg he essvsyssd
fos The n. z. church. '''- 100 ..
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Ssy, tbst doctos vs. cSljsd sso0 OeDts
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