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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
PROFESSOR STERLING.
The CELEBRATED PIANIST AND
PSYCHOLOGIST

who is now in the city and Is recog-
nIzed by press and public everywhere
An are pleased and delighted with ms
readings. Muluudes visit his parlofs
daily ANA are happy Palmistry Is an
exact science, and 1t excites the Won
der and admiration Of the most shep-
teal. Professor Sterling can be con-
suited on an matters pertaining TO the
welfare OF the human race. Your
hands reveal all questions of llte' per-
tanning to marriage, sickness de1'h'
changes. travels divorces separations
lawsuits business transactions, WIS
deals. mortgages. lost or absent
friends, mining ventures etc Consult
Professor Sterling. He is ackno"ledg-
cd the greatest living authority on
palmistry and an his work is done in
manuscript form, and Is strictly conn
dental
Office hours are 10 a. m. TO 9 p. m
daily and Sundays.
Palmlstiy has been reduced 10 a
science, and following are some OF the
results obtained by Professor sterling
Of well known persons In this city
W BARTLING,
Merchant
You are bright person and you
have a bright future before you Also
YOU have no danger marked In your
hand.
r. r.. HAYES,
Salesman in walker Bros.
Nature in your hand shows inclina-
ton to be Joyful one moment ana cast
into the depths of despair the next.
Your ruling sign is called Germlni
G, J.. SAVAGE,
Merchant
Versatile ability, lover OF admiration.
keen sense Of honor and much sym
pathy are shown In your hand'
FARLEY =, PRATT,
Druggist.
You are of a hopeful nature hope fills
the soul Of man and buoys him up
Without hope he ceases to exist as o
reasonable and sensible being
1T. GALLAGHER,
Merchant,
You are clever 10 certain. degree
You have quick temper and rather
an impatient disposition.
L. w, JENKINS,
Merchant.
,r1... az. t,,,,,ro,,od. conditions I'm the
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A unique and handsome publication
wherein 20 record the important events
in babys life has Just been issued by
Borden's Condensed MIX Co., II Hud-
son ST. New York It Is not given
away, but Is sent on receipt of 10 cents.
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What Is required then, is the pest pos
sible milk product Bor1en ; Easle
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David Clawson OF North Morgan
ward has a daughter III with typhoid
fever Charles Pentz Of the same place
has two children down with the same
disease.
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BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use Of block teachers.
In making yearly statistical reports, can
be procured at this Office, % cents per
dozen
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy
SYRUP or TIds, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co., Illustrate
the vaneof obtaining the liquid laXa-
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them In the form most refreshing 20 the
taste and acceptable to the system. II
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tive, cleansing the system effectually
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
TO overcome habitual constipation per-
mancntly. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process OF manufacturing figs
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RRIGHAM YouNG cENTENNIAL.

The enterprslng manager Of Il. c. NJ,
l.. Brother Thomas Harding pronered
To furnish on the anniversary Of Presi-
dent Youngs birthday a treat for all
the children Of the Stake in the shape
OF candy. nuts and lemonade. The
presidency accepted the offer and the
following committees were appointed
al meeting held on the 22nd called
for that purpose. Executive Committee
President Daniel Heiner, Counsel0rs
w. II. Rich and william w. Francis,
also James r. Stuart and Octave +.
Ursenbach. Committee on Program
The superintendents OF all the Sunday
schools. Committee on Refreshments
Two persons 20 be named by the SUI
perlntendents from each Sunday school.
A gala day Is anticipated.
STAKE HOUSE RENOVATION.
Paper for the papering Of the stake
House will be furnished by the Boyle
Furniture Co. Of ogden, it Is TO be
done ready for Stake conference TO be
held on the 10th and 18th Of June.
Representa- lives Of the firm Of II.
DlnwOodey & Co. were here and made
diagram for the seating Of Stake
House with opera chairs, which has
been submitted and approved They are
very anxious 10 get the contract as Il
calls for $50 chairs. Two or three other
firms are also trying for the order,
which will be placed In the near future
with some firm. II Is designed 90 have
them in by next September conference.
BRIGHT CROP PROSPECT.
Crops are looking well, main crop Of
potato planting progressing nicely; the
ground is In excellent condition. Sugar
beets look well, having come up very
regularly and are now being cleaned
and thinned. Ranges are in excellent
condition. We had a rain storm on the
2lst and heavy frost on the night OF
22nd that did some damage TO tender
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SPANISH FORK
MEMORIAL DAY.
Elaborate Preparations for Its OBJ
servanCc Temperance Rally
Special Correspondence,

servancc Temperance Rally.
Special Correspondence,
Spanish Fork. Utah County, May o.
Spanish Fork Is making quite elaborate
arrangements for the proper observe
ance Of Memorial Day May 30th. An
invitation was extended TO the q. a.
X. Post at Provo, which has been ac-
cepted. Services will be held at the
pavilion, after which PROCESSION Will
be formed and proceed to the cemetery
where the services Of the G. A. X. rit-
ual will be held The marshal Of the
day viii be stephen BjarnisOn. a
Spanish American war soldier. The
presiding officer Of the pavilion viii be
Judge A. SaXey, post commander of the
@. A. r., who win make the opening
address Miss Maggie Jones win read
President Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress and Mr. Andrew H. Morgan will
deliver the memorial grafton. The pro-
gram win be interspersed with music
by the band. and solos by some OF the
best talent in the place.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Last night a temperance meeting was
held i'm the Central meeting house, Miss
Murcut Of Australia. made q splendid
appeal In behalf Of temperance reform.
asking an 90 join, no matter OF what
creed or political anliiauon, I'm united
effort to crush out the monster evil. IN,
temperance Mrs Mary Boyden Of
Provo president of the local w. c. r..
t., made an address fun Of telling
points. As Latter-day Saint she
fully believed IN the Word of Wisdom
and also believed that some practical
effort should be employed TO put It into
effect, especially as regards the liquor
traffic carrying, as II does so many Of
our young men 90 dishOnor and ruin.
It is 10 be hoped that these meetings
win be continued for there Is no doubt
that good viii result
SCHOOLS CLOSE
The public schools Of this place close
tomorrow, graduating exercises win be
held In the evening at the pavilion. The
school year has been quite a successful
one.
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PAINFUL BIKE ACCIDENT.

The 12.year-old daughter of Section
Foreman Murphy OF Cache Junction
met with severe accident yesterday
afternoon. While riding a bicycle she
fell. badly breaking her right arm
She was brought to Logan, whore sur
gical treatment was secured
j 4. Stewart, Jr. filed suit I'm district
court TO recover $685., interest and
attorneys fees. alleged TO be due from
Henry 0. Amcs and wife as balance ON
a purchase of land.
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made raid upon the camp and herds
OF Corey n Cons, well known Salt Lake
sheepmen and demanded that they
withdraw their nocks from the Stlr
Valley slope. an area four miles Wlde
aud about twenty miles long This IL
on the west side of the valley ana the
only range whore the farmers ana
ranchers Of the valley can Craze their
cattle. as the hills on the east sac
OF the valley are TOO steep FOR cattle
10 do wen on. While the settlers no
doubt have been encroachcd upon ny
the shecnmpn OF late. Il must also zoe
remembered that thousands of dollars
have been distributed In this valley py
the shpcpmon. u Is reported that some
OF the most prominent men IN the val
ley had q hand iu the hol1-ups,
II lis thought here that the trouble
between the factions Is over with Tor
the present
DISASTROUS RUNAWAY ACCT
DENT,
What came near proving a fatal aeci-
dent occurred here yesterday molnlng'
Sister Fracls Brown Of Mt Pleasant,
with four Of her children were driving
10 Alton when the breast strap broke
ana let down the tongue, win the re-
SUIT that the horses dashed down the
road with terrific speed, scattering the
occupants along the road for % dis
lance Of half a mile. Sister Brown was
picked up lu am unconscious condI-,-h
with her baby stll In her arms she
received some very ugly gashcs about
her head and neck and one ear partly
torn of Or. Stouphton was immtdl-
ately summoned 10 required twelve
stitches to draw the gashes together
Sister Brown Is resting easily nus
morning. The children got off with
slight bruises,
The new meeting house bell has ar,
rived. II weighs over seven hundred
and fifty pounds and cost 500.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.
A grand missionary farewell was ten
dered Elder n. L. Larson who ON the
10Th of May departed for mission TO
Scandinavia A splendid program was
carried 0ut and a purse Of $50 was pre-
scented To- Elder Larson
Smallpox has at last arrived, ~
VIM. Hll contracted the disease while
mt Rawlins recently but under strict
quarantine Il Is hoped the disease VIII
not guTpad
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me branch ono No. 466 Twenty-tourth
ogden Is az osd,y,ertisements and sub, sub,
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LOGAN.
Power Plant Located In Logan
Canyon Distressing Accident
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., May 2i-C. CARR
has posted notice Of his appropriation
OF 800 feet per second of the water OF
Logan river to be used ior the develop
ment OF electric power The point Of
diversion Is given as at the forks
twelve miles up Logan canyon The
means of diversion viii be a six-foot
fume and siN-foot wood and steel pipe
The water viii be conducted along the
north side Of the canyon Tor six miles
to a point known as the Beirdneau 0aL
where the power house win be built
The plant proposes TO funiHh light
heat and power 10 customers In Cache
valley and other places
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Evening star., 1901-06-21

Guard Fires Strikers, Seriously
WOundinE Three.

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press from Matewan, w. Va, yesterday
says: Two hundred union striking coal
miners made an attack this morning upon
the Maritime mines and were beaten back
with rifles by an armed posse and the nom
union men. Three strikers were shot and
two of them are dying. They are Boyd
Martin and Riley Johnston. Samuel An
trip, who also was shot, will recover.
The greatest excitement prevails through
out this region, where the strike has been
on for some time, and further trouble is
feared Sheriff Hatfield, Of this county,
nephew of the notorious Cap" Hatfield
of outlaw fame, is in command of fifty
armed and determined deputies, who reach
ed the scene of trouble this evening. Hat
field is known the nerviest sheriff in
West Virginia. and he says he will do his
duty and protect the mines and the men
working there at all hazards.
The trouble has been expected for some
time Last night the strikers marched to
the mines at Logan and Red Jacket and
succeeded in persuading the men there to
lay down their tools. Thus encouraged they
marched to the Maritime mine, where a
posse of twenty men under command of
Mine Superintendent Lambert were await
ing them. The posse was barricaded, and
when the strikers persisted in an attempt
to force the place, Lambert gave the order
to fire and fifty shots followed. The strikers
did not return the volleys, but carried off
their wounded, vowing they would gather
reinforcements and get vengeance.
Tonight the strikers are congregating a
few miles from the mine and the entire
Mingo district is aroused with fear of a
battle tomorrow.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
SHIRT WAISTS IN COURT.
Jurors and Lawyers Removed Coats
but Judge Did Not Yield.

Judge Horatio D. Wood of the criminal
division of the circuit court in ST. Louis
has made a ruling that shirt waists will be
permitted IN court during the heated term.
1t was a most oppressively hot afternoon
and the twelve jurors were sweltering in
their coats. The judge stopped the trial to
say:
1.-The shirt waist is, believe, the proper
garment for hot weather and you gentle
men may take off your coats. This rule
will hold good during the heated term.
Off came the jurors coats and they seem
ed grateful to the court for the order. But
the attorneys and witnesses looked very
envious and wistful till Judge Wood again
interrupted proceedings to state that the
order also applied to attorneys before the
bar and witnesses. The judge himself did
not doff his coat.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
SakS & Co.'s WOmen'S Wear.


&
% %M1 s Co SOLD FROM $1,000 TO WE $1,000 to 90
fi%IiEn
81
@ W W M
Evening star., 1901-06-21
SakS & Co.'s Millinery.

Immense lot of Flowers of all de-
scrlptlons and qualities; they are the
cuttings from large assortment
which sold up to $50; marked, per
Women's Rough Straw Ready-to-
wear Hats, trimmed with soft effect
OF polka dot material and finished
with gilt buckles in front, which
Saks & Co. sold at soc. and z5c..
marked. o5c
Women's, Misses and Children S
Ready-to-wear and Trimmed Sailor
Hats, in plain and rough braids, all
trimmed with soft silk, which Saks
q Co. sold from 75c. to SI.25,
tor .'............, .48C.
Women's Outing Hats. made OF
Panama, rough straws in alprine
shapes, flat sailors, etc, trimmed
with soft silk and finished with fancy
Persian bands, which Saks & Co.
sold from $I.5o to S2.5o, mark
Nu' SOC.
Our original Millinery Parlors,
second floor, Busy Corner.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
WOULD ELIMINATE BRYANITES,
Senator j. X. Jones Discusses New
Third Party.

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press from Pittsburg yesterday says SEN
ator J. X. Jones, chairman of the demo-
cratic national committee, was in Pitts
burg two hours today and lunched with
Col. j. NJ. Guffey. Senator Jones said:
1.-The formation of the new party an
nounced in the press dispatches is, on the
whole, think, good thing. 1t seems to
be intended to furnish an official party for
Mr. Bryan and it will separate the nothing
but-Bryan men from other members of the
democratic party.
What was an issue in 1896 may, for
many reasons, not be the point in question
eight years later. and there will be ques-
tions of other kinds before the voters in
the next presidential campaign. That is
certain. The predominant issue then will
be, l think, the decision of the Supreme
Court on our insular possessions. 1t will
be fought out at the polls whether the
Constitution follows the flag
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saks 4 Co.'S JeweIy and SiIvenvare, in the
Smith Building. First Floor Main Aisle

@ SANS a &C.. SOLD FOR *22' ST 4S
~ @ SANS SOLD FOR ss'a MARK ST 4S
t tS WHICH sAhs SOLD FOR s' 1Sc.
kTTt MUSTARD AN TEA 60C.
c Mk MIH RINGS SALTS MD PEPPERS o0C.
% & TABLE SPOONS TABLE KNIVES WHICH ST is
% CHAINS WITH CHARMS WHICH sAks CO SOLD oSc.
T REkEEr LOCK AND KEY WHICH 75c.
AiRED @ WHICH sAhs 4 CO. SOLD FROM 49, TO $500 ST. 90
SOLID GOLD MARKED 75C.
TO SOC
RE
C.
@ CHAINS tic. WHICH WHICH 25c.
kIos CUFF BUT 40C.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Summer Fiction at Very Fetch.
inQ Prices.

Down in a cool and pleasant
Book Department are tables filled
with attractive editions of light fc-
ton, IN pretty, seasonable bindings.
Mrs. Southworth's most popular
tales, IS titles of the best stories,
choice, per copy. .......S &c.
a big array of Georgia Shelton's
best known titles at, per copy. Sc.
IS of Laura Jean Libbey's works,
per copy. 7c
1000 copies by such popular
authors as kipling, Corelli. Bertha
Clay, Mary ]. Holmes and Others.
per copy 6hc.
Another batch of Nat Goodwin's
edltlon-When We Were Twenty
Special prices on all the copyright
hctlons, such The Leaders. The
Crisls, The Helmet of Navarro Like
Another Helen, etc. SIC
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saks & Co.'s Women's, Misses
and ChiIdren'S Hosiery.

WOMEN'S FOURTHREAD FANCY Isle HOSE
IN ALL THE NEW COLORINGS-NEWEST DE
SIGNS AND LATEST EFFECTS WHICH SAkS Il
co. SOLD FOR SOC, Csc. AND I5c.; 2Oc
MARKED. .......... ..................
ANOTHER LOT CONSISTING OF NOVELTIES
IN WOMEN'S FANCY COTTON HOSE-NEW Eff
FECTS-NEWEST PATTEItNS-CHOICE DESIGNS:
WHICH SAKS l. co. SOLD FROM 25c. IEo
TO 39c. PER PAIR: MARKED. .......... hoNs
WOMEN'S FULL SEAMLESS COTTON HOSE
FAST BLACK, WITH WHITE SPLIT SOLES,
WHICH SAKS & co. SOLD AT 19c.; lOI/
MARKED. /<'
WOMEN'S FANCY PRINTED COTTON HOSE;
SOME WITH POLKA DOTS. AND OTHERS OF
VARIOUS DESIGNS; WHICH SAKS l0n
CO. SOLD FOR 15c.; MARKED. ........... 'O~s
CIIILDREN'S FAST T-BIACK AND SEAMLESS l
BY l RIBBED COTTON HOSE; DOUBLE HEELS
AND TOES; SIZES TO 9B; WHICH SAKS a.
& co. SOLD FOR 12lac.; MARKED. ....... W.
CFILDREN'S FINE-RIBRED COTTON HOSE
FAST BLACK DOUBLE KNEES. HEELS AND
TOES; ALL SIZES, TO 10; WHICH
SAKS & co. SOLD AT 25c.; MARKED, N0a
PER PAlR. ................'
THE FAY CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS: FAST
BLACK; NEARLY ALL SIZES; WHICH SAKS &
co. SOLD FOR 25c. AND OEc e loo
4Oc.; MARKED.
THESE GOODS ARE ON SALE FIRST FLOOR.
SECTION /, SMITH BUILDING.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saks & Co.'s Housefurnishings 5th Floor, Smith Bldg.

speis rar Pans galvanized @ stamped IN one piece s & G" price price was was Doc 12C.
el Ice Picks tempered steel point with large head ss a Co. price was n s SC.
rns galvanized o strong and very handy! saAs Co. price was zoe s lOc.
& &c.
% = % ntns well id very handy in the Kitchen sts & Co price was sc.
s "sss sri " i . galvanized lined nickel faucet s Co price was 60c
@ & % @ VIII freeze cream better than any other other S .49
= a AND @ size. well adjusted and ready for use s Co ST. %
a Gas sas na CO four % er Sa % ss sss h and b thoroughly So 90
and nssass ] & hard % @ @ lined ST. 05
PRICE ssi9S s rs SIZE double doors VIII hold rs lbs ice s Co
price e1@ss m@ @ ca1s vad n eeat SIZE with h ss Co. 40c
CO. uss t so S ss the Star adjustable will fit IA feet hs 08C
was s % l Ssi s"s made by the B Carpet Co. s Co price 9Sc
Market Baskets made with and handles 25C
m Ladders Shot 30C
m hnayar soc.
a 1e handles box 15C
& I6C
CO. DRIP s cTss @ s 4 s in nickel plated the best aar made sqa size Es 0c
Special. 1Oc
thing Mfa ] ] % frame es e N wash se % pitcher and soap Just the oSc
Horseshoe lse shs & C" price Sc Special sc.
Tea Kettles galvanized Rn saaH size saAs & 25c.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
The Colonial.

The Colonial, at Cape May, N j., Is an
excellent place to spend the summer. 1t
affords an unobstructed view and all the
salubrious benefits Of the ocean. Address
VIM H. Church.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

Mamie Winters colored, of ia Van street
southeast, forfeited 81 collateral in the Po-
lice Court this morning for the alleged
theft of two boxes of sardines, the prop
crty Of James Butler of the same street.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Coulter Hall.

Coulter Hall. on the beach, end of Massa-
cnusetts avenue, Atlantic City, is de-
scribed as an ideal house with all the
latest improvements. including elevator.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saks & Co.'s Leather Goods.

WHICH YOU WILL FIND BOTH AT THE
R1sy CORNER AND THE SMITH BUILDING.
Real Leather Dress Suit Cases. steel 1rame'
brass lock, clasp and hinges and heavy 81 ok
leat theY tips; $4. so value; marked.....
Extra Heavy Cowhide Leather Dress Suit cases.
made with steel frame, fine brass clasps ana LOCK-
heavy leather tipped; $3.50 value; ~. .QS
ma rked Observation-Disclosures. .........'
Leather Suit Cases, "a inches long leather tip
ned. brass lock and clasp; $1.39 value; QHc.
marked. ................ .........''''''
Real Leather Chatelaine Bags, leather hhco'
which Saks g. Co. sold for 25c.; mark Inc
ed ed..,.................. ....''''.'
Cbateloine Bags made of walrus leather grain
ed seal and alligator; which Saks Go. CEc
sold for SOC; marked .....'..'''
Continuation Pocket Books, Card Cases ana BIZ
Rocks. which Saks 4 Co. sold for Zoe; IHC
marked. ......................
Cord Shopping Bags leather handles; whien
Saks & Co. sold for 25c. and 39c.; IRc
Marked.
Curved Patent Leather Belts; which 1Ec
Saks & Co. sold for 25c. marked.
Royal Elastic Belts; which Saks u Co. 7Sn
sold from 81 to 81; marked 9Sc. and -.
Combination Pocket Books, real seal and real al
ngator. ehamois lined enI coin pockets which 35c.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

STOPS DIARRH0EA AND STOMACH CRAMPS.
Dr. siesert's Genuine. Imported Angostura Bit.
tiers.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

W. X. MOSES SONS, ST, COR 11TE.
1t Carpet Cleaning. Storage, Hauling Packing.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

Saks & Co.'s Ribbons.
GAUZE AND SATIN GROS- S-GRAIN RIBBON WIDE
IN ALL GOOD BRIGHT CoI1ORS, INCLUDING BLACK
AND WHITE WHICH SAkS & co. SOLD FOR -
u
PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBON N GOOD CoIORs: ALSO
SATIN AND GR0SGRAIN; TO 31s INCHES WIDE WHICH
SAKS co. SOLD FOR ISc. PER YARD n
rO@
AILsSII.K PLAIN TAFFETAS FANCY POLKA DOT RIB
hons. In ALL GOOD, DESIRABLE COLORINGS. WHICH
SAKS & co. SOLD UP 39c MARKED . /C
WIDE SASH RIBBON. GOOD CoLoRs INCLUDING
WHITE ND BLACK WHICH SAKS SOLD UP 0e.
TO Soc FER YARD, MARKED. Zs0C.
FIRST FLOOR, SECTIONS G AND D-BUsY CORNER
Evening star., 1901-06-21
The Busy Corner.
The Smith BUILDING,
st of All Sales Has Made Phenomenal Hit.

all
ing ever
oHstun
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saks & Co.'s Parasols and Umbrellas.

Saks & Co.'s Parasols and Umbre
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IMMENSE LOT OF COACHING
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800 WoMENS 26INCF RAIN
MED WITH
300 W0MENS
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