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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
VIII Sing at Epw0rth.

john A. Booker. baritone so loist
OF Epworth M. E. Church choir,
will sing 1.-The Great White
Throne" at the evening service 10
Epwor,h Church tomorrow. Mr..
Booker has an unusually p:easing
voice and his sin ging ot this popu.
lar selection viii no doubt be hign.
ly appt seiated.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Executors S Sale
IF Zeal Estate o. James l.. Carpenter &c
Otascd. On
SATURDAY. NOV. %, 1901,
at 2 o'clo ,li p, IN

at2 o'clo, tx p. IN.
at III > late residence ,kennett turnpike, near
tenReviil', Del, three valuable farms and
country Residence
No. 1.-The home furm con timing "a aores
large stone mansion and other buildings:
lNrg. lawn Of full grown ornamental trees
lhr higncst and nost commanding residence
-ite IN Do'awpre.
No. 2-Furm containing 90 acres, 8 rOods
and "A pcfthns opposite NJ. |. now occupi cd
by VIM Carprnt ter; the improvements consist
at 2.,tOry and mansnrd roof, double Il ame
mansion and other far rm buildings in .Sod
cOndl tion.
N" j. The BUSH farm containing $50 acres.
nbnvv Centrnvlllc AMI Is reached by lime
loading from hcHnett turnpike near the 9Th
mile stone; good farm uiloings an d uu An.
tity Of heavy timber; this Is q good chance
to make money.
The above farms are MI located in the most
dr-lra bic sec ion OF New Castle county. Del.
and on tho fircst road leading out Of the city
OF Winning ton. All under II good sta.v OF
cu1t.vAtion and of easy access to markets.
Wntrred by Springs that rise upon the prem
iseS and tuve ample timber on each for feuc.
Ing etc
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on dry OF sale by
JOSErH |. CARPENTER, JR,,
HARRY " CARPENTER,
o-o'ot Executors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
ta-c of curiOs

Sheriff Mcdaniel will sell the Car
dcsi curo collection at Csaymont this
afternoon at o'clock. The coIec.
tion Is the finest private one in the
Z, S. and several large Institutions
will bave representative at the sale
TO buy in the most rare cases.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Ready to Insure.

James +. Merrill, special agent OF
the Union Casualty and Surety Con-.
pany OF st. Louis, who has been in
this city for the past three weeks,
instructing agents Nandeyer and Eol'
lansbee, who were recently appoint.
ed to take charge of the business in
his state, left for Phil adelphia to-
day where be will instruct several
new agents. Several large boxes OF
advertising matter were received by
the agents this morning and they
will now proceed to insure the whole
state against accidents and disease.
coNoGNa. = e:s~TcHEs.
Andrew Cur,ngi" has givra S1ON. 900
for public library in San Juan, Porto
Rico.
The United States has taken first
pluce froln Great Britain as an cx-
porting nation.
Nearly l.D,AtupD persons are reported
on the verge of starvation in China $
famine stricken district.
An explosion in the Carnegie steel
furnace at Rankin, Pa, caused $50, 600
damage and injured four men.
The cost to j. Pierpont Morgan of
furnishing st. Paul's cathedral. Lon
don, with electric lights will be $4,000.
In Chicago David RernNtine, aged
thirteen. stabbed seventeen year-old
Harry Himmelfarb to death with a
Lasting needle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

The stockholders of the Kcnross
Free Gold Mining Company will be
held on Monday, October 2Sth in
the room No. 400 Ford Building.
They will elect a Board of Di-
rectors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Removed 10 EnrnhutSt

One Of the small poX patients was
removed from this cliy tniS alter
noon to FarnhursL and the other pa.
tIent WIN 20 over uM Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Vital Statistics,

Secretary Cahill Of the Board Of Health
reports that duting tho week there were
10 deaths, 0 births, and a marriages re
corded. For the same week last year thers
were 50 deaths. o births, and 10 marriages.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
he Nv .ivw a. store

ire Wv dSN-h. store
Of III. Wanamaker, No. West Third
street, opens today. The best and
cheapest place in the city. Special
for today gentleman's siivcrine rail-
road watch, compete with fine move
mcnts, yuaranteed for s.. so.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

Saturday. October 26, 1901.
Our pound cake may not be
any better than wha. you are buy
ing at esc. a pound but ours is
only l8c.
Both phones $50
HANSC0N'S NarAet and SeYenth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
WILMINGTON THEATRE.
CAIGHT In THlL WEIR.

"CaughL in the Web" one Of lie.
Rrandt's best plays, will be offer
ed the patrons Of ,hel Wilmington
Theatre tonight Tor the last time.
The Story is Of much interest
from beginning to end, and has at.
tracted good audiences at every
performance. II is rich in comedy
lines, aud is one o! the most pleas.
ing performances the house has off.
cred this season. Those who fail
TO see it to.nis ht will miss treat
THE GREAT WHITE MOND.
The Wilmington Theatre will
be the custodian OF "The Great
White Diamond" during the first )
nights Of next week. Around this
remarkable precious stone has been
woven still more remarkable
story. The play is full Of Incl
dents, realistic aud thrilling, aud
appe ais 10 the heart in u story well
written and accounted good BY the
auditors who have seen 1t portray.
cd. Walter Fisher, The author,
has done we'll IN securing the ser.
vices Of an abte, company. Thefe
will be the usual matinees on Tues J..
day and Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Broke Ills Leg

John farnan fell down tn:
steps at h,5 home No, sII West
Front street and broke his leg.
The Phoenix Ambulance rcmoyed
him TO the Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
I )nDl1DS

l.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WIN 100 received by
the Trustees pf the Poor pi How CnSil county
uHll ~ u'cl.rK a, Ia, WEDN tSDhG, OCT 10,
iJv ipr supplying the No% 'nstl. 60 Hospital
from Nc'. 81, 1901, 10 tbs l,,t W"lErA,iay In.
JpuUury 1907, with beet, nut ton. bread, groce
rcs, dry goods, rhp"t tobacco carpet slippers
JIUg4 and medicines
BrNd"r- Un 7lroI, pil prr- and tobacco win
l., required TO turnIIh samples
lid- for ho"f w,ll u" by the quarter IN pro.
p"l Ipu Of Que hind quarter to troa fprJ'vuar
i"r-, C'' II Cn'tl' wen fattcI aai dressing not
"'-4 than 500 pounds
B.l- for mutton wall be on forc-qunrtors of
"i.'h' riHa puly,
ild- for ginn"ries lry sDuII and drugs WIN
H., On the various kinds namrd ON the schedule
aui muN b" Of tn" Dns' quality BIDS win also
b. received fOr supplying tho Hospital with
creamery butter dclirorci IN such quantities
as tn" superintendent may direct.
All bids to be directed to the trustees Of the
poor.
! Lld Il lie IeCei ycd un less IN accord ance
vii the above.
Trustees reserve the right h. rr's OF any or
,l!hids. DAVID M'COY,
esS,Jt Superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

Suits $40, $12 and
$15. Suits
and $40, $12. sl5
and S20.ON.
OVerCoats Overcoats are
the selling
To-day style with us.
Newest up.to
date clio hes and patterns,
latest cuts and make.ups.
Big line black Thibet and
Cheviot sack suits at $40,
$l2, and SIS. Fall Over
coats in blacks at $40,
sig, and $l5. Oxtords at
$40, $l2, $15 and $40.
Handsome silk lined coats
at SIS and $4,000 New
heavy overcoa's, the long
Box styles for young men.
Black aud Oxford Greys
made with velvet collars
ard cuffs on sleeves spec
iai values at $12 and $15.
Special cuts and styles at
$20. We can please you
and save your money by
selling you good clothing.
Open Tuesday aud Saturday
evenings.
JAS 7. MULLIN & SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
MARRIAGES,
rectors.

DENNlSoN,7EASTBU RN-At Mermaid, on
Oct. "a. by Rev. John D. Blake, Abram b.
DeLnson and Lii All Eastburu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
Manted

People to have hos' quality main sprins
~ Watches for 75c, II. Wunamnher
Jsneier M. . Yves Third st.
/ Clerk Of Peace Qniglcy has purohas
from 5 Redmond smith the lat.
res!Ce,!er at !llsemere.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

(NyANTED- EXPERIENCED KNlTrERS
w and pr ressera; also learners at 6e orge
Town Hosiery Co. 18th and Lombard streets.
a28.Iwk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

VH1 1ANTED-pOSlTIoN IN SToL e OR TO
w lsarn tailoring by a young lady Ld.
drcrs A, D. this otfice. 2u.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
w ANrEU.

~ ANTED--a MEN FOR FARM WORK ON
w one farm, white or oolored, good
wages . white cook to 20 to Silverside S3.W
per weex; also cook to 20 to Media. Apply
st vii. Intelligence Office. Gus Shipiey street.
O20
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

AT ANrED-\ BLACKSMITH WAGON
w. worker AMI horseshoer X. a. Lay.
man, Chester, r.. O4f.lts =,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
UNCLE JOSH spRUCEBY,

One OF the novel advertising de.
vices used by the "Uncle Josh
Spruceby" Company 10 attract at.
toation is the daily parade Of the
''Huy seed Band. " The Band it.
sell while of much better calibre
than the usual travelling organi.
cations, has its members a,tired,
as the title indicates, in the usual
characteristic dress oil the New
England rustic. Some dressed in
their best as on "circus day" while
some altired in stage boots and
jcans appear fresh from "cbores. ="
with "j'nclc josh himself in the
lead. umbrella and carpet sack in
hand. they parade the principal
streets and give concert Of choice
selections. The parade takes place
at noon. "tncIe Josh Spruceby -
comes TO the Opera House on We'd
nesday afternoon and night.
KELLAR.
Magician Kellar Is soon to ap.
pear al Inc opera House win an
entertainment in magic which, it is
sad, fairly outdocs anything he
has hitherto presented in the
East. The mere titles oI his great
Illusions give a suggestion ot
what may be expected, In THE
Mystery Of l. Hasa" he apparent.
ly suspends the law Of gravtation.
"prlnceSs liaxDak shows how
living human bodies may be sent
through space with the rnpidity Of
thought, A"The Gambling Ghost
savors OF spoke that plays cards.
"Thc Growing Tree outclasses
the famous lIindoo mango trick,
and Standardization Of Men Out
OF Air. illustrates a weired Mahat.
ma idea All th ., will be given
on Saturday afternoon and night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26


~ IREltAt. LOANS ON DIAMONDS Nd
~ VII kinds Of goods j. u. Becker. lad
and " teueh strestA a3l'3nt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

IhtANTED-GoOD LATHERs BY THE
w dav and on p Ocs work. Amply at 70.
". 9Th street in even ing or Sth aud Shipley
luriu9 the day. A, l.. JOhusO n. U2Slf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26
FOR RENT.

nR. JEHARDWS pENNYNOY PILLS.
- The only genuine punryroyal pills; at
druggists Or by mail 81 w. Oilice ~ N Ninth
street. Phila.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-26

4 ONsUMPllON. AsTHM!. CATAt;i
~ kLcumutisin. Neural.lA. qEi ck rsist
Dr. Montgomery, s3 N. Vtn street. PhtlA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
The PRESIDENTS POSITION.


- me seeo''''
~ ~ my
~ 20 e''ts'sl' iasseu oS amy peafi''s
- "oiA .4'As Aase upo'' iiis psisoiiai
~ 'l'e p1''ie WIN aeeei's his
eeei'i'l''aeion nor 10 oe q candidate
81 9 maj "neii shis suoJeee Was
drought 70 the attention OF the cabinet
Dy NM ana the question OF making the
announcement was discussed ms advts-
ers stated 'hae me chlef point with them
was Whe'her ne was certain of MS
a.outia = iios '1ssifihs . pe a candiaass
Ass wsfe impressed by the thought
'haa y ne mace the announcement he
Sou'a 1oi sNei oar siii'lseii from 1t no
'''ae'ef W nat circumstances might de-
veiop' me reply OF the president was
'Aas ''s iaa aiWass osllevea 'he anti
'''isa se'"' 'saaie'of1 was founded on a
ssto'4s ''''a Wiioleso'hs prineiple fie
-'''u ~ snanseu ms views. N95hins.
800 ee'nps nm 10 attempt 70 Ninla1e
- go is5' rit's'''iiSe'A
80 = Aiil'7.t- ~ NiisS'.q y i'aNs 'ils
.iifl' - sss's'e'' ana se'eis'' ilNiAy MAJ
essieN ase''ls'i''S ~ ny rgilNies
,' 80 SO ess'' 81 S. $ ''oi'ls g remove
'iis'e y ssass,
- l'l4' Il ~ '4's si.li's'iesiiiS W9fN
80 49,
,o,,r,r, 80. ~ ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13

something and instructed definitely for
Cummins. Church then got mad and
withdrew
The result arouses strong suspicion
that Church's candidacy was another
oil those cunning plots TO keep several
Tenth district counties away from Cum
Minis to be traded by shrewd manipu.
lators in convention. Greene county re-
publicans were loyal to their home can
didate but now, since the true situation
has been disclosed. they are congfatu-
lating themselves on the result.
The withdrawal OF Church simpiihes
matters Very materially for Judge
Weaver. 1t virtually narrows the con-
test for judgeship down to Weaver and
Towner and as the Eighth distsie, is
largely an anti-Cummins district Town
er can expect little help from the friends
of MIR Cummins. Weaver however, is
in position 10 offer material assistance
70 Summins IN retura for enough votes
TO make him supreme judge. Senator
Harsiman's hopes have been practically
blasted since Trewin was brought out
as his support WAS to have come from,
northeastern Iowa where Trewin is To-
Gated The Third district clearly in
tends e stand Loyalty by Mr. Hartman
but when his chances are gone the dis
trictsa NEXT duty is to Judge Wea,et.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
TOPICS OF THE TINES

e>>>>>>~>>~~><~>Se >sNe~SeSeS
me horrible assault upon 12-year-
old girl near Joliet, ILL.,, by three RUIZ
hans while in grove. only calls atten-
ton to the fact that girls need chaper-
cnes when they so TO the woods.
The impression prevails in official cir
cles in st. Petersburg that The mode of
paying the Chinese indemnity Mill not
be settled for a long period. possibly not
until the present ministers AT Pekin are
replaced.
Il may be that Bryan will also decide
not u be candidate again and thus
win the applause OF the people.
Greene county evidently means busi-
ness With local candidate for SUI
preme judge and against his threat TO
withdraw instructions for CNlnmins
were passed in convention. The true
explanation doubtless lies in the last
three lines OF the Des Moines Registers
siews report from that county, which
states thar Judge Church has never
been regarded as 4 Gummins man. but
be had never taken a decided stand I'M
Ill today.
Mrs. Fannie carmody. Wife of cs,l. j.
p e'armody, Of Evansvilie Ind, LETT a
MIL IN which she directed her husband
10 buill home for old maids ana wid-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
CHURCH QUITS THE GAME.

Carroll county still holds the record
for hot convention politics but Greene.
the next county to the east. came UP
yesterday with one almost as exciting.
The convention was practically unani-
nous for Mr.. cummins but with Judge
Church candidate for supreme judge
a local complication was introduced to
cause trouble. Outside of Greene coun-
ty Church's candidacy has received
very little notice for the reason that ii
has not seemed formidable. However.
Greene county wanted to stand by him
provided he wouldbury his personal
prejudices and allow the county to sup.
port it's own choice for governor. This
Judge Church refused to do and at the
last moment the convention mistrustec
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
oAsrplrls.
Caused by Some Irritant Acting Upon The
Mucous Membrane of the Stomach.

inflammation Of the stomach. gastric catarrh OF
gastrits. as this unpleasant afficsion is variously
called. may like most inilammatory diseases. be
acute or chronic in its course. The symptoms OF
gastrts nre more or less fever weak pulse. loss OF
appetite. coated tongue. foul BREATH bad taste in the
mouth the head aches duly. There is sensation Of
weight or distress in the stomach Gastrds is caused
by some irritant acting on the mucous membrane Of
the stomach the irritant Is often formed in the
stomach by the fermentation Of ndiRestibe food.
GGstritis will never develop II you take regularly
Or. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin. the guaranteed euro
for Indigestion, constipation and all diseases arising
from stomach troubles. DR.. caldwers Syrup Pepsin
is an all the year round medicine. Good for tho
whole family from the smallest infant up. Il is the
best life insurance. Most druggists cell IT, soc and
S bottles. Ask yours If he hasn't II we will send
valuable book. Told by Doctor" and sample
bottle free. Pepsin Syrup Company. Monticello, Ills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

TIE silSerite Dubuque Telecraph is
tsessts.. ts,ii.. enough IS say. IN. ,sss6,,
Why this iauffli. h.l.. 80 edntieens}4 49,
s..,iss llss, 10 changes Win be m.ssa IS
tssfiff ) tses.s.iSs, sa.e st.cb as ma ~.
flaas by ree i;5r6eftv treat i, l,s.oa3,..
Max Harna s.y. 80 ana Y.s.s,4.,...,
HAM, ,3y s-t,s, ~. ,ra.,,,,.., 81,
,.ans4fsss .yilI 80.
~ ~ II K arne renijfi;sa- 80.
.5i,ls,-. 80 iisr tenar3tl se,,...,,3s,,. IL.
{Is,., eentifs, ,avs ~. 3t,..,,i,.
nina n c,;e,,3,,i,,,- a.. i,:.,4
i. ,,,t;. < ~ as,3;ra.
IN. I,aven,ott Tt,ne., Sos,a,as ~,
80, 80, IL, 3. s,s,,,,,1,, ~
: no man IN laMa better fitted tar the
position Of chief executive ii Inc STATE
than A. Is Gumnina This sac, has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
REVISION OF NOV i LAY me,
l80slon I'ranser!pt.


The Mothers Club : revolutionizing
the training Of children" said a grand
lil8itfr lately VIII question rs long
5eE 7 Msi:l rfopiiets may be ca.ed an
9ia iasill9aee % boy Ny recent visit
g nay grants hIiefels MY fins personal.
4s3'i''li = ssss ith iE.e mas settled thu
i.sti'er. Ite fifsf.i after my arrival my
~ siSt!ias9ia ilNe Vars Cd, insisted
e t.sit ss,tii4llei hs' should PA; hin Ia
afH. W a'til ne 5 snngiN tucked IN.
SID ms mother he MD begin efq9n
ii;s lN5il'iis M4naa!ty MS taNoiie
reesiatltn Just f.tw I'ei a long time
= Vas e q W. tisg ~ ms siiatk MS
isii's's iliiE 9i H'49t.iiay Is 9rlsinai With
nan. are y3n Mi itiiiik It musical, J.
an sisi Ai'sf Miihsaiily CONES 'paF
ratistf e-,iflal NJ VIII say With YOU, line
Ne" Beng an nd iAShinea grand
l!ls piaNAsi prayers but sup
itssssts Silsssts as ny 70 pc Mlse
iilolli 'sf if7i'.@
v hsli ne e'irly mead Mas on Us nil
!9AS aila ihe iishi TUNED low the little
fellow Degan IS repeat The Wind Is in
the pawn Iet's mad the rest q 4 IN his
n - - - = - 1890
u his breast e SAID our Father
" men that vas dong ! expected MIN a :
a matter O eetiFsss 70 i9ilow WITH Now
10 ne, but ne mao hever heard H.
and Deiere eeuid repeat y ne was
Ssutaa. as!eep.
e4eta i.@t help asking why nc had
never leafi@a lts ilttie Verse ara his
nitililsf ieilsiee. Why, n'9thfr dear
! tiiai pNianss e Inc past lfSe 'eaehins
2hit31eh y hhee ana many ether
sltnss- 70 We Want eur ehi!dfen U
kieei when they ask US for anything?
me Mothers SiuD mas taught Us that
NOV ! lay tae is hlshiy 9pleeii2naplet
tnt SUGGESTION N the !iils-. III
sii@uies tle beiaie wake How cruel
90 ilfiaAl sucA u lheeht IN Inc eni!d $
mine remember 20" "t.I the loas
| hgurs haNe lain awake lest should
DE n my, aleeft The model parent of
tRcaS Iias advanced Beyond the cehy,c-
tons pf the if9dsi parefi Of Yesterday,
WIN % impress upon chiia Tear OF
usath anu 20 hsep IN ms remembrance
ina, he mus surety Gle Was the duty
81 very GOOD iaiher ana n9ther.
Ihink Of me funerals children We're
made TO attend when you We're a enid
the funerai selections OF the old
school readers the horrible gloom that
feii upon Z nome whenever death
crossed the threshold, the clocks
STOPPED, the pictures covered or turned
toward the wal and all the rest. Per
/ haps the fulhlment OF the promise
There shall be 80 more death is rear
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13

Seventy-five Years ago when the ma
tional road from Baltimore to ST. Louis
was established, a section of it passing
thru Centerville, Ind, was paved with
stone slabs. The pavement is in fair
condition yet, but ii IS soon to BIZ torn
up on account of railroad improve
inents. 1T is one of the few streets out
side of the nationa, capital paved by
the government.
In Indiana it is nov the fashion of
farmers along rural mail routes to post
on their mail boxes The titles Of their
country homes, such as Beachwood
Farm" etc.
Grinnell College has issued very
neat souvenir in the form Of a booklet
Of views of the buildings and grounds
neatly bound in scaelet and black. the
college coors The liinnel campus is
the prettiest college campus in all the
western states and aff0ras opportunity
for many pretty pielures.
A Chicago judge has decided that sick
children must be given medical treat
mtnt Many may thing our judges are
too numerous and 4etlYe, hut ii takes a
sreat8man to pound sr.iuon sense INTO
4 certain class of Tn people
customer-1hat las Dutter was rather
streng.
Observation-Disclosures slof,der II vas
from a union dairy IN union there Is
strength, You know
-Jsrst5il I'raflserit,t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-13
BUT THE ELEPHANT KNOWS A THING OR two.
4-iioue,r Press


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fudge cilurch 5 ehillish act of WITH
drawing from tn game SIMPLY, beeause
his county convention Insisted upon in
Stl.,,ct5l9u far C,lirllinifs presents ii strong
suspicion that he vas mercy another
,.saoy candidate put out py the any
thjne q beat-C,umnins machine, and
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lt.ttulatea upon ihw artine, the plans al
thotr enemies.
w a. Matta0n. OF Perry sburg. y. y.
advertised for a wife and secured Mrs,
whose wealth is estimated at So, 00o.
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Of commons that the government mas
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