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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
A cOMIcAL WORLD.

"such q comicaI world" said the Funny
Man,
And he laughed, "Ha.hal He-hel
How people can keep from Laughing aloud
Is really q mystery to me.
"Now the sun arises in early morn,
And that Is 80 funny to me;
Why 1t doesn't wait till people are up
Is funny as funny can be.
"And the moon and the stars prowl around
at night
When the people are all in bed;"
And he laughed, "Ha-ha! He.hel'
And shook from his toes to his head.
"Why. the brooks are always running
down hill,
And (Which seems so funny to me),
They never climb back, yet never run dry;
Which Is funny as funny can be.
sand another thing that is comicsl, too,
The rivers run into tue sea;
But 1t never runs DER or fuller gets,
Which also seems funny to me.
"And the higher you climb up the moun-
tain tall,
And the nearer the SUM-" said he,
"The colder 1t grows, and that, too, Pna
sure,
Is funny as funny can be.
"such comlcal world" said the Funny
Man,
And he laughed, "Ha-ha! He.he!
How people can keep from laughing aloud
Is really o mystery to me-"
Detroit Free Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
Names Of Weird MaladieB.

''I have been looking over one Of
the blanks for the regular monthly
mortality report OF the Board Of
HEALTH" said citizen who admits
that he likes to pry and prowl, "and
I was amazed at the weird diseases
which I found enumerated. I had no
idea that humanity had such variety
of things with eerie names to select
from in the matter of shufling of.
Science hos certainly made great ad-
vance in that particular. A few years
ago appendicitis was about the only
fancy disease on the market, and that
was beyond the reach of people of
limited means. It was confined en-
tirely to aristocracy.
"Here are a few sample maladies
from the last Board of Health cata-
logue: Hemetemesis, apthous, phleg-
masia, doleno, cachexia, lympha-
denoma, colica- -pictonom, spina-
bifdia and mollities. .ossium. I'd
like to see the man who would dare
to assert, after reading that little
list, that medicine has been at q
standstill during the last decade.
Altogether there are 302 different
ways of getting out of the world set
dowr on the blank, and the chap who
couldn't find something to suit him
in the lot would certainly bo ultra
fastidious. The document looks at
first glance like the classified nd
vertisement of big bargain sale. 1t
IS magnificent monument of patho-
logical perseverance. New Orleans
Picayune.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
Snake In o Cows Ear.

A farmer living near Whitland, Car
marthenshire, lost valuable two
year old heifer couple of days ago
from an extraordinary cause. The
beast showed evident signs OF suffer-
ing as far back as early last spring,
and these continued with increased
severity until her death. Several
farmers we'll versed in cattle diseases
and one professional vet. visited her.
but all quite failed to diagnose her
malady. When, after death, the car:
cass was skinned, the flesh appeared
perfectly healthy, but large abcess
the size of mans fist and filled with
matter, was discovered in the glands
of the neck, about ten inches from
the butt of the left ear, and in the
abcess were the head and part of the
body of a snake, coiled up, the tip of
its tail being just visible through the
outer part of the ear.-London Globe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
How They Arranged It.

During the Civil War the law school
at Cambridge was presided over by
Professors Parsons, Parker and Wash
burn. They were divided in theit
political views and each did his best
to maintain his opinion. Professor
Parker was one day asked: Glow dc
you get along on politics at the law
school," Nicely" he answered
"we are equally divided" "But how
can that be-" continued the inquirer,
"since there are three of you?" Easy
enough" replied the professor; "Par
sons writes on one side and on tn
other, aud Washburn-he speaks on
one side and votes oD the other. -
ArGonant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
Carving LOGS Across q Chas,n.

Earore's unique transportation way
is tho Forst Rope Road. In the can
ton of Grisons, on the 'dizzy:preci-
pice of Via Mala (the bad way.
doep de6le of Switzerland along the
upper Rhine, walled in by precipices
in some places 1909 feet high, it is so
difficult to get the felled trees across
the valley that a wire rope railway
hangs from the mountain top across Is
the valley down to Rougellen. To
this cable are fastened big logs by
rope and pulley, which slowly are
carried across the valley. When Sc
we're storms sweep down from tho
mountain passes. frequently the sys-
tenn gets tangled, and then it is neces-
sary for some one to make the periloass
journey out on the rope to unravel
the mass.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
REMORSE.

Tell all we ever meant to say
Before they went their lonely way;
OIL surely fools are we and worse,
To add unto our primal curse,
BY steadfast striving to conceal
The love that in our hearts We feel.
Like rivers running to the sen,
Remorse's stream flows ceoseless!y.
Not like the cooling waters flow,
That gladden. wheresoe'er they go,
But like the lava streams that pour
From mountain tops to oceans shore,
Turning the region where men dwell
Into the counterpart OF hell.
Thus, thus it is remorse doth run
In endless stream from sire to son,
Leaving Its black and deadly trace
On every soul OF all our race.
o God in heaven, make US bear,
Like heroes here, our load OF care,
And. most OF all, we Thee beseech,
Grant US tho use OF gentle speech,
So that remorse and her dark road
Shall starve and die for lack OF food.
s. c. I.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
A KNOWING SHEEP.
Fond of Hunting and Constant Compan
ionship With Her Mistress.

Fond of Hunting and Constant Compan-
ionship With Her Mistress.
''Sheepish" is a reproachful adjec'
tive, and of the many people whose
faces are like sleeps faces I have not
a good word to say. The sheep-faced
human is generally cowardly, dull and
uninteresting. But real sheep can
be loving, lovable, companionable.
Here is life-story of one such woolly
pet, told by writer in the London
News.
"Percini" was brought up by hand.
When about q year old she changed
owners, but was regarded at once as 8
privileged person in her new home.
She attached herself Immediately to
tie lady of the house, and behaved
like one of the inner circle of dogs
mot the mere outdoor canines). Per-
cini particularly liked going out rab-
bit-shooting. There was spot at the
warren where Percini's friend, with
her rifle, used to take up her position.
"Ben," the retriever, sat down there
too, and watched for the rabbits. "a
hundred might come out, but Ben
never moves till shot is fired" says
the sportswoman.) And Percini used
to lie beside Ben-calm and happy,
and often chewing the cud. When o
shot had been fred Percini would
jump up, not because she was startled,
but evidently because she was inter-
ested in the result. If Percini heard
q shot anywhere she would scamper
off, thinking, by finding the gun, to
join her friend.
The sheep had two enemies; one,
dairymaid, who used to chivvy Per.
cini, who was addicted to eating the
poultry food, and another, tame
deer, who often bit the sleeps back
in kind of rough play. To escape
either enemy Percini would rush for
help and protection to her attached
owner and would force her fat, woolly
body through the narrowest paling so
as to enjoy the coveted human com.
panionship. She has run couple OF
miles after a trotting horse and she al
ways followed her mistress when max
ing calls on foot in the country. The
sheep and the dogs waited at the
stranger doorstep for an hour some
times in smity and patience. Percini
was exceedingly affectionate, took an
interest in all sorts of unlikely things
rabbit shooting to wit, and when
she died at the early age OF two years
she was deeply mourned by her de
voted human friend.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
JINClES.. AND JESTS.

/ Sillicus-''tA woman's troubles are
always extreme" Cynicus-"Yes;
shoes and hats"
There is chance for some genius
To spend his days In clover
BY inventing cloth for overcoats
That will fade alike all over.
Chicago News.
ct may have Wheels" sold the
driver of the van, "but I move in the
best society. ."-Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin. .~a
Hoax-"Salary been reduced, eh?
That's hard luck. Made you feel
mad, didn't it?" Joax-"No, but it
made me feel cheap"
fear he will not rise to fame;
He has indeed studious bent,
But NIL with ease may read his name
Whene'er he signs document.
Washington Star.
Maude-"Have Bella and Jack had
q new quarrel?" Lena-"Oh, mol
but they've patched up their old one
till it's about as good as new
Puck.
The Amiable Plutocrat - "But
riches do not bring happiness" The
Unamiable Pauper - "But amt
lookin' for happiness. All want is
comfort. ."-Indianapolis Journal.
Judge-"Have you anything to say
before the court passes sentence?"
Prisoner-"Well, all I've got to say
is, hope you'll consider the extreme
youth of my lawyer, and let me of
easy"
Little Edgar-"Pa, what's lineal
iescendant?" Pa-'He is generally
some one who is trying to get through
the world on a reputation somebody
made before he was born. Chicago
Times-Herald.
"I see by the newspapers" re-
marked Reeder, "that the miners in
the Klondike are sending out appeals
for wives" ''Is that so?" CALCULATED
Hennypeck, in an eager Whisper
''They can have mine"
"You are not Opaque. are your"
sarcastically asked one man of another
who was standing in front of him at
the theatre. Faith, an Ohm not"
replied the other. "It's O'Brien thot
Oh am. Chicago News.
Each man is apt to deem, we're told,
That iellowman his friend,
Who never asks to borrow gold,
But has some lie will lend.
--Elliott's Magazine.
They were engaged. "Life," she
said, as she arose from the piano
stool, "will be one long, sweet song
after we are married" THAT settles
it, then," firmly responded her lover,
as he picked up his hat aud took lis
departure. e.-Ohio State Journal. d.
"As I understand it," says Mrs.
Gazzam, "by the wireless telegraph
system the messages 60 right through
the air we. e.breathe. eyes, thatis cor
rect" assented Mr.. Gazzem. "Then
a person. who has just filed message
in the telegraph Office may swallow
his own words on his way home. -
Harper's Bazaar.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18

How many cheeks are daily wet
With tears that spring from old regret;
How like taunt unto our ears
Come far across the waste OF years
Remembrance OF cruel speech
That swiftly went beyond our reach,
Infilcting wounds such as no art
Could ever make the pain depart;
And not alone the words we said,
Come haunting like the ghostly dead
The gentle speech, the loving word,
That were by US too long deferred--
Oh! how their cheerless echoes roll
Along the chambers OF the soul;
Oil what O world we'd give IL we
Had lived with larger charity,
And had with open hearts expressed
Our love to those we loved the best;
II We could break these prison bars
And press far up beyond the stars,
Far, far above, to place unknown,
Where spirits OF the dead are flown.
Would we not seek our loved ones side,
And, casting old reserve aside,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
Staryfn~in SILK.

A lady who is taking an active part
in the relief work at East London
writes that there are hundreds OF
destitute refugee women in the town.
Some of them, pennil Jess and home
less, come for help, wearing silk
blouses and silk dresses. London
Daily Mail.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
An Emneror,. Magnificent Crown.

The Austrian Emperor's crown was
recently photographed in order to
correct imperfect approximations OF
it on coins and official( documents.
The crown is regarded as one OF the
finest works of European (gol'lsmiths.
The material alone is worth $500. .O0Q.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18

HEY are but sorry
individuals W b o
treat with scorn
and contumely all
t b a t pertains to
til e inner r man
and physical de-
mands of human
pature. To them
hunger is a. deg
radiation, food a
constant r e m in
der that they are
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
p;ne Tree 200 Years Old.

A well-kpown scientist furnishes
some information in regard to the
ages Of trees. He assigns to the pine
tree 500 10 700 years as the maximum,
425 years to the silver fir and ITO to
the ash.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18

RC UL A RS re-
Gently issued by
the Department of
Agriculture d e.
scribe with some
detail a German
garde n school.
Most of the com.
m on schools in
small German vii.
-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
GERMAN FARM SCHOOLS.
q DESCRIPTION OF THE PRACTICAL
METHODS PURSUED.

Che Institution at ALTER Provides In
structlon in Fruit Culture, Vegetable
Growing md General Farining-Prac.
tical Horticulture For Our Schools.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
CURIOSITIES OF EATING.
REMARKABLE CHANGES I'M THE FEED
ING HABITS OF MANKIND.

The Necessity OF Food is the Greatest
Incentive For Human Action-Some
Ancient Bills OF Fare-Dinner Has
Eeen Movable Feast.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
ROBABLY + @ W

+ @ W
of the boy and
girl readers of
this paper have
not enjoyed the
delights of coast
ing. But what
would they say
to a slide down o
hill more than
fifty miles long?
Twice a month,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18
A WOMAN'S PROBLEMS.

When breakfast things are cleared away,
The same Ole problems rising,
For she again sits down to think
OF something appetizng.
The dinner she must soon prepare,
Or give the cook directions,
And great is the relief she feels
When she has made selections.
When dinner things are cleared away,
The problem that Is upper
Is lust the same with one word changed
"What can get for supper?'
She wants to give them something new,
And long is meditation,
Till choice Is made, and then begins
The work Of preparation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-09-18

When supper thine1 are cleared away,
Again her mind ts worried,
For then she thinks OF breakfast time,
When meals are often hurried.
She ponders DER Il long until
~ The question is decided,
Then bustles round till she makes sure
That everything's provided.
That "woman's work is never DONE
Has often been disputed,
But that she's worried Is fact,
And cannot be refuted.
The worry over what to eat!
Is greatest OF these questions.
And glad she'd be II some one else
Would make the meal suggestions.
-Pittsburg Chronicle.Telegraph.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-08-22
Neneite 9epcid)cll.

elepelano. g., 20. alus. Beleeent=
LID bes entieslihen @alleriperttunell-
llngliifs (liehe gDohsnibau) ipuroeu
nahtraslib mod snei Nrbeiter eeiun=
Den, tpelhe fiinf Gage lang obne 9iab-
runs uno Suft, uno BON siftiger Sui1
umseben, i'm SerltOrien uno iiber=
ibwemmten 5unell Der Hettune BARR
ten. Gie llngliiflihen tonnten lid)
taum mebr auf oen Seinen halten,
uno waren entIsBlib abeemasert. Sis
weroen jeoenfalls nit Dem Seben Do
BON fomnlen.
Glenelano, 2l. 9lus. 0eute Inn
wieosr flinT 9lrbeiter infplgs elmer Gas
erplolion I'M Sunel ums Seben ae=
t0mnlerl.
pierce Gitp, Nlo. 20. 9lug. Cine
arse feasrbebs balt Die Staot in Slui=
rubr. stahoem seitern 9lbeno elm See
ger megen oes Gereahts Der grmor=
oung zines ipeiBen Midohens gelpnhl
mproen mar, perbrannte Der nah Sau=
lenoen sdblenoe Wfob einen alten Neeer,
perbrannte bic Sduier bon flint anoren
Sbparsen uno trieb idmmtlih andre,
bier tuobnenoe Shwarsen aus Der
Staot. Nlan elaubt, oaB Der 9e=
lpn1te sleser unidulois mar.
San ssraneisco, 20. Dug. Sin
3rio bon, Der Gdli4un9 bon 8anfnoten
ansetlagten Wdnnern tpurbe bier Der:
baftet. gs foll uber / Mlillion bon qe=
fdlihten Noten bon $l-$2O BON Den
Verbofteten in ben Der. Staaten in
Circulation 9eieBt morben iein. Sep,
tire tru9en ben Stempel Der ldnait ein-
ge9ansenen @taatsbant BON yleu
Vrunswid, q. s.
Tes Moines. Sa.. 81. aus. Die
oemotratii9e Staatseonpention nomi=
nirte fol9enbes 3idet: Bouperneur,
s. S. pbillips; Wi3e-6op., 9. g.
Terguion; eupremeri9ter, gS. g.
Sobnion; Giienbabneomnlil1dr u. 6.
griee. Die Ganias Gitp platform
lpuroe tpieoer 9utgebeiben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-08-22
Sci ySdid)e= Waflcrn.

,Sn mdnfen unIersr 9roBitdots, IN
osnen bic mGnnliteu Walhneiber
aus benz Neih Der Wlitte belpnosrs
5aAlrsih iiuo. bat iit audi in dller
Stille cine mertpIrbige Snoultrie NIT
Der 3eit berdusgsbiloet. Man tann
bic Uertreter osrIelben uls WdIhez
MAILER bessitnsn; benn Tie eriperben
ibren 2ebenssllnter6dlt oumit, oab lie
liegsn gsbliebene DGlfszPadete ben
fineiiIfen Waidontsln abtdufen uno
meiltens pieoer perdubern. uno
Mdnhe - 10 iibsrraltenp oies audi
fir 9isle tlinsen mag - limb auf Dem
bsiten Weg. nit oielem 0elhdft 81
reIten Seute 81 iperoen.
Dies bdngt nit umltdnpan su1amz
men, ipelhe ben f)ineIi1h=amsrifani@
ihen WdIfsrsisn porsusslpsils sissu
iino. 3iemlih piels Gelessnbsitstunz
ben seraoe oieier Walhunitalten
iino rWunoerppsel" ,lpelte uuf bic eine
ooer unoere Weiie, pislleiht neil iie
raid ubreilen miihen, nieueiht peil
lie i'm 9anp umbrsbsn Mues ptrloz
rem baben ooer einfah geitranbet iino,
pielleiht aud aus blpBer 0ergeBli6z
feit. ibr Wdihebiinoel i'm Sti9 lai<
fen. Der be5opfte 9immelsiobn bebt
basfelbe oreiBis Sage auf benz Reydl
uuf, aber niht ldnser; penn es Bis hdz
bin niht reelumirt lit, pertauft er IS
an ben eriten Befen. Der es baben min.
uno 5mur berednet er nur oas
Mafdgelo. Ct 1T sana frob, ipenn er
bielts dQemal beruusihld9t, unb tiim=
inert iim um nidts meiter. Nnbersr-
ieits muB Der Rdufer ftets fosufasen
bic Rase i'm Sad taufen; benn ME
miro ibm seitattet. ben Snbalt zines
8unbels porber gu unteriunen. Snz
beB l6Bt ii4 ndtiirlid annebmen. bqB
in ben allermeiiten J6uen bic betrefz
fenben Suden iepenfals nod iDertt
paren, gepalfen gu peroen. Der spez
eulatipe aGufsr aber rehnet oaraui.
bob er i'm Durditnitt oreimal iob:et
Wertb erbdlt. tpie er 3ablt. Die Wd=
iheitide perDen an Matroien, GAR
biae unb anbere bireete Mbnebmer. obtr
au4 an 9r0bell6ben pieb<rperioujt.
Gs Ieu9tet Elm, bob in elmer Stabt, IN
meltb<r ts etlihe 4unb<rte 6immel3.
fSbne.M .Mdf&ereien sibt. fol3e Nas'
lerei ii4 gut rentiren fann.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-08-22
Die ruftif6c Mammmt.erpeoition.

Wie aus elmer Rnhritt frporaebt,
bic Der 2eiter Der ruiIiihen grpeoition,
Die oa5 i'm GuberItsn nDrblihen Sibiz
rien entbedte Mammut 6olen ion, an
bic Itabemie Der WiFenIhaften in
A5etersburg idnbts. mar Die grpebiiion
Wtttte SUM In Sdtutst eingstroffsn,
nnb ppn bort reiits lie mad oem iiber
5000 QBerit entferntsn 8olpmsf, no
lie urgefdbr glnfdng September an
tommen funn. 9us Medmmut, UNI
ons es ltf bier hdnoelt, biloet, lpenn
e it4 beitdtigt, bub Bel bieIem Sbier
yel uno 5lsiih nod gdn5lih erbulten
iino, cine 10 grobe Mertpiiroiateit,
Dab es lid, burhaus lpbnt, cine Grpez
oition nah bem ungs6euer rntfernt liez
genpen 6unbprt I'll ienben. Sflon Dfz
ter ilno bon oisiem Sbiar, einem 9erz
trster Der Grfinoung bon elmer ent=
ihipnnosnen grbperipbe anoeb1riden
8nphen, in benen iih Mtdrf in ioldem
Sultanoe bsfdnp, bob es BON 5unosr
bsgehrlih sefrehen ipurbe, lit elm err
itdunlihes 3eiten bafiir, nie porsiiuz
lib Die arttiIden 8ebiete erbdlten, mas
Dor gaufenDen BON ssabren ihrsm
ShoBe iiberge6en ipurbe. gsfdnntlid,
birgt gtprbhbirien, Dor 9l[lem dber bic
8rIppe Der IeuIibiriiheR SnIeln, il
ungebeure Maffsn BON .foiilem 81
tsnbein", SABINE pes Wdmmu.s, baB
ielne SetpinnuHg einen beDeutenoen
grperbsStpeig Der iibiriihen sodnbler
pofr yGlfsnbeiniGger" bartlett unb
5um Sbsil nit oasu bsisetraaen bat,
Die aenNtniB iiber bic tpenig betunnter
Ssbiete RorDiibiriens su erpsttern.
3olpmst, ipohin ii1 bic erpdhnte ruff
hide Expedition begtben mub, lit elmer
Der duBeriten ppItsn in: fplpmubi=
itrtct, Der ungefGbr eiNe 0rDBe ipie
Seiterreih llngurn, uber nur etipd
5000 ginipobner bat. Der adnss 5unz
Del 5ipiid1en Safutst uno SreoneS S8p=
I1mst geht mittsls aarapdnen BON
itatten, Die gsipDbnli9 bier Wsorute
brduhen, I'm DEN Weg suriidsuleasn,
uno Die 5hse, Sabat, guumtpoa5euae
unD ndmentlih Wopfi nit iib fiibren.
Die Hunen, Die am aolnmafluIIs
iuohnen, Dertheilen iih duf brei plGbe.
ndnllih WerIhnezaolpmst, am lIoz
lihiten aelegen, SrsonssaoInmst, ben
nitteliten Srt, unb RiI6ne= aolbmgt,
am norolihlten gelegen. ungefGbr $50
gSerit BON leBterer Steas entfernt be-
finoet iih Elm iogenanntes Sort, ous
einsn 5reffpuntt fir Sdnoslsleute bon
Sdtutst ippis 5i6uttihen uno Ca
maiten bilpet, Die Seize unb Mammutz
SABINE pertdufen. Oumit bic Seimreiie
niht 10 langpeilig pirb, erfperben bic
9anbelsleute bier einise MGohen, iupz
fir Der preis unsefdbr 10 pieI fpie fir
Elm Rennthier betrdgt. ubsr in Sututst
ruer0en bic Mdohen ipieoer an unoere
2iebbaber psrduBert. Serartiae aaz
rdipunen iinb iehr bsihiperlih unb aez
fahroou, bod aud lobnsnb, eenn jeoe
Heiie bringt To- Biz 1900 Hubel elm,
Elm Grgsbnib. bas in eritsr Nsibe ben
WtummutSdhnen su3uIhreibsn lit. Oas
CUTE SeihGft gilt inoshsn nur fir bic
ruIlilfsn 9anoelsleute, oenn bic Gin=
geborsnen fperoen bier ebenIo Ipie in
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