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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

or tht.ts Major James. b Den lI,
opcd o. former citizen ~ fgom mar.
ricon Mo, died az sanltaIluttu ,ear on
aiysis. HSr,,c Side. Later he took y
monument mlrt Wv Missouri Jill do,,o
,l,s'n leader VI Southwest NilsSo ,,,d tbrre
,,g,ts Ills widow o dousu'e' "'
sons survive hlhi .,,ro named
,o,i,i.rs nrcd II years, after acgep,lnE u
bospitality Of woman near i,,'ith Goal.
Grrpu,yood county Cbnfgcd INI Nif,,.i In
fu, II 10 from him. Upon hcr rtius" s5rc oII
'WS fir In he got a shotgun anu ultu
suttIv"" tttninc her instantly He was ar
rested to,,tstono
SEW ORLEANS The state OF iEuas'a nre
ba, discovered that street car s'i ~, An
costly rhe state treasurer Moving the
ishod paying the expense OF WV.l's soc ,I
militia Nm New Orleans during ne ,',u,
,t r,il,vor strike, and II is t6unl luu'
tbr total aggregates q fraction over FlF'V
s.r IoSFpH. Nos 70. Graz, e inF
faurtccu wears general snPetlul ,upV,,, rc
Tho Huntington road. las cnlseu,vu ~ u,
ti,, bis announceG dctcrmluauon W
r,iir" from oriiye ralWoSd work on I"uu.
any f. lie viii continue iu a.
rIpucity for An iudrhul' pV'''"'
RATION ROUGE, la. ThN gleNr"tpn ,yi,,.
uuYf convention OF the LoNslana ~ Az,
,'.I i,.,,b,t.' p4-ocian,,n Will meet III
ppton Rongn pcrcmbcr 8oh nus WI ,,,
au IuiportHut event to tho ed, I''t",s t at
! Sntr and tcrc is no doubt iuu' ''1
| tendance viii be large.
p1rTSBUEG. Pa with the e 'o 7i,,, s,on q.
| tr,. prr.rnl vr1r fine II. e.. EriCk G. 'he 'oln
r..py masses from the service Of t. 't gen,
/ cfHi rukn consumers of tho C"uptt M
~, N devote ITS energies 10 suVplylM 40.
constituent companies of the United nN'''''
/ Steel corporation
| CuTCAGu --rhr Rock Isnud Sairon
/ company h,s decided IN eNpend S2.W"htp
/ iu announcements I'm Iowa. Nebraska ana
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TEXAS

John NJ Greer, prominent cattlenan,
Vas found dead in his room at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Rock. one Of the pioneers Of Texas,
is dead at her home at Bells. Mrs. Rita
d. San Miguel died near Eagle Pass.
Wages OF conductors FOR the North Texas
Traction company have been advanced I
cent an hour each year for four years.
The superintendents If public schools
will meet today at Austin
New students will he received Mt the
university after January ] on certain con.
ditions.
Claude and Jim Shaw were shot to death
near Ennis by their brotber-ln-law
Three business houses were burned at
Burke at a loss ot $1,000
The candidates for speaker will open
Headquarters at Austin durIns the coming
week.
Tho governor has nearly completed his
message 10 the legislature.
An oil strike is reported in Medina coun
ty' but It is not in paying quantity.
It Is said Ellis county land can produc,
100 tons Of sugar bcets to the acre
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sohwab's Boat Tor Poor Children.

Schwab's Boat for Poor Children.
New York American
A side wheel Steamboat built especially
for the comfort aud education of little
children Of the POOR.
No better indication Of the larger hearted.
ness of Charles NJ. Schwab. president of
tho billion dollar st eel trust, can be found
than in the announc ement by the Crescent
Shipyard company Of Elizabeth, n, j., that
there viii be launched on January 10 side
wheel steamboat which Mr.. Schwab ordered
built MS part Of the gre at charity he and
his wife have devised fN' the poor children
o, tho city.
The name selected by Mrs. Schwab for
the boat is Eurana. ThSHre will be a hos
pital and Il nursery, over which stan OF
nurses will preside. Il octor will always
be in attendance.
The boat Will cost over S135, 900. and will
have a carrying capacity ,Of 5000 Not more,
than 1900 children will b. taken upon the
Eurana at one time, howe yer.
These viii be carried II ON New York 10
Richmond Beach, which Mr. Schwab has
bought and viii use as a great playground
for little children.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
1o5s,,s W,sf6.,

Washington. December 2s-Esst Texas
Fair in northwest, rain and colder In east
and south portions Monday. Tuesday fair.
Winds becoming north and fresh to brisk.
Arkansas. Rain Monday, followed by
clearing in Northwest, Tuesday fair,
Oklahoma aud Indian Territory. Cen
orally fair Monday and Tuesday.
West Texas and New Mexico,-Fair Mon
day and Tuesday.
Alabama, Rain, warmer Monday; fresh
to brisk south winds. Tuesday fair colder.
Mississippi. Rain Monday, colder in
Southwest portion. Tuesday fair, colder in
south portion; fresh TO brisk southwest
winds, shifting to northwest
Louisiana. Rain Monday. colder in North
and West portions Tuesday fair, colder in
Southeast portion; fresh TO brisk south
winds. shifting TO northwest.
Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at p m, seventy fifth
meridian time:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MORTALITY IN NEW YORK.
Suicides and Violent Deaths Figure in
the Total.

Suicides and Violent Deaths Figure in
the Total
New York, December 2s-Eight persons
met violent deaths In Greater New York To-
day. Three were clear cases Of suicide ana
the others result from variety Of causes.
Mrs, Mary Clarke aged l54 wife OF the
chief officer Of the steamer Beverly, died
from the result Of gas poisoning, sclf-ad-
mlnistercd
George Simon, i6 years old, and Jacob
schwartz d yeare old, died after drinking
carholic acid
Mary Stack aged -, NJ whtousylIc.
Mass, Was found dead in n hotel Escaping
gas rs given as the cansc, An unldcutidcd
man was found in her room, unconscious
Mary Series. aged rs. drank wood alcohol
and died In hospital
Henry Runkcy, - years old, was found
on the sidewalk with Il fractured skull ana
died later.
Two mon are dead as the result Of fails
one I'm the power house Of a street railway
company and the other IN a lodging house.
An iS-year-old girl committed suicide by
swallowing carbolic acid, and woman. X
years old. hanged herself I'm a police sta
tlon, but was cut down In time to save hel
life.
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BRYAN CALLED ON DlAZ
THE DISTINGUISHED NEBRASKAN RE-
CElVEO MUCH ATTENTION.
The Government Has Not Sought His Adj
vice on the Silver Question, d. His
Views Are Well Known.

Mexico City, December IS Mr. Brynn's
visit here has been varied by slshtsceluG
official calls. etc. lie has been received Joe
audience log President Diaz aud Minister OF
Finance Limantuur, who both showed him
tho courtesy duo to So distinguished po-
lltIcul lender In the United states. Mrs.
Bryan ana children yctscrdny visited the
shrine Of the virgin Of GUADALUPE aud were
shown, as Ou especial favor the mng
ulhcont and costly crown Of the virgin,
presented by the lodlos Of Ntcsco.
At Guadalupe Gypsy fortune teller
wanted TO reveal what tho future had ia
store Tor Mrs Bryan, who declined, ut
though she talked with her iu German
Last evening thu Bryan party, including
the children, took night train for Cor
dova, whence they viii travel over Tia.
Vera CRUZ and Pacific raud SO Alfred
Bishop Masons hacienda nnmed Yale m
honor Of the famous American university
The Bryan party will return here JBn-dpy
morning to attend dramatic club D"ful
tnnment
W. j. Crttendeu. son Of former CONSUL
General Crittendcn, has been with the
party.
Tho government people have NOT sought
Mr. Bryan Tor information on silver l'
his views are well known here. ana tuD
government is u receipt of suggestion.
from all parts Of the world from 'Hr Wpst
famous huanoiors There is every DISPOSE
tion here to treat Mir Bryan WITH mur.
than ordinary courtesy, ON account of Bob.
eminent POSITION as democratic lo1d,r unJ
his proven friendliness to the silver cause
He rs In excellent health aud buoyuuf
spirits aud the people point him uut uI
Few visiting Americans ever have attract
ed more interested attention.
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THE GRAND TRUNK WRECK
Other Dead Bodies Were Found in
The Snow.
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE CAUSE
Telegraph Operator Says He Had an
Order to Cancel Dispatch and
the Collision Resulted.
IN INVESTIGATION OF THE CAUSE

London, Ontario, December rs There
were no deaths today among the persons
injured in Friday nights collision at Wan
stead on the SANTA branch Of tho Grand
Trunk railroad. between the Pacific Tx
press No o. westbound. aud an easthound
freight, In which tvcuty-cighth persons
lost their lives Tonight the Associated
Press was informed at Victoria hospital
that, while several injured are sim IN
serious condition, II Is expected al viii
recover. Tho body Of Fireman Ricketts,
Of the express which was last night be
lleved TO be buried under the NrccB, was
found Jay covered with snow IN the
ditch beside the track. one arm was ccm-
pletely torn OF and the body was other
wise maugled Death must have been in
Simultaneous. Tonight there Is 6ut one body
unidentified at the morsue here, that of
womun. N.ho was tickcted from Toronto
TO Duluth. Tho mans body which was
unidentified last night, was this afternoon
identified as George II. Southern 4 LOGS.
/ port. y. y.
| Andrew Carson. the operator at Watts
/ ford, whose failure to deliver orders tn
/ Conductor McAuli6e Of the passenger train
/ 10 pass the freight AZ Wanstead. is said
/ hy the Grand Trunk officials 10 have
I caused tar wreck this afternoon made 10
tho Associated prsss bts Grst statement
H.. sl.-i.5
/ re says ne receiver the order Tor the eA
/ press n pass the freight ar wanstead at
/ q.4S o.cloct hu, declares ,,s,,i,,,r .ho+
i'S"','F 'uh'
I ~" minutes iateT uispa'rhsr }. g, Kerr
+ at London called him and ordered him 1"
uusl or cancel the order We said
Auont "o3. after calling wyoming and
aSs.'5ialmoE 'la, me fr'lsp, WIS th"re'
me dispatcher rsilel mo half dozen times
[ NNtI ''rM '''" '"I ln, wire, ne INd me
n hust this order J wrote bust a.
a'ross be- order. Just as 10. was com
ing IN. 'onin"tor McAunhc came i'm and
asked mo what the order board WIS out
against him for ! told him that We had
( 1ad an order for him, but that the dis
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Phila delphia Bulletin. IN
A ,plunge into the Icy waters =
crecl to save the life Of her pupu,
Deal nearly cost Miss May ze'sls' y !,
recently. Miss zeigler, who -
toacl Ter in Lansdowue, went y ,,,s Il
with party Of pupils, e ApevHsrSs
tbn 100 strong enough for skauns'
test No tbe ice Miss Deal fell 10; ,.,o
Nj IS Zeigler at once jumped ~, ,.'y
wat or and helped Miss peal e. .,, "a Il
THE II she was too much eAn 1n sSsuut
herr elf out Of the water, ana ~ ss' ssr
the point of drowning ~. Taen a.o srs Are
Of Their companions on the sp Baco
Frank Longstreth and fran' me j
Ian sdowne to her assistance. ,ssehsi
men succeeded IN e1tricauus
pupil from the ice.
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HOUSTON.

Houston artist will paint the likeness
Of nearly 100 Of the Confederate generals
for the New Orleans reunion.
Rev. J. Gilmore Smith breaches on what
preachers should use for their subjects.
Lively bowling contests occurred at Turn.
verein and Jones alleys.
Many prominent negroes " Texas have
arrived to hear Booker r Washington TO
night.
The Street Fair and Charity Carnival he.
gins today.
Three holiday balls will be given tonight
Mayor Holt writes tho Manufacturers
Record giving some figures on commercial
Houston.
The accident in printing yesterdays Post
caused strenuous scenes to reach It's read
ers With the news.
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lands clevcrest archit hcts were asiM
try their skill at rem hering them Of
color. To freshen til ancient pile VI
have been sacrilege, therefore the yc
quarry must be aged After the archltl
suggested soup. Ibis idea was srssi
Vast quantities Of .consomme, pures, BY
mulligatawny, Gro ate-aupot. gumbo, a
de hOcuf, bouill, m maigre, bouilabil
bisque dc crevett, g. pates de Genes, ~
tortue r lAngla Sc, pea soup, bean 4
any old soup, we're collected ADD P1
over the new walls, and presentelJ
stones assumed the leaden. gray hue u
famous old ali hey. l believe the o.,
monger was h lighted We should hay,
him here whe Grace church's splEa
completcd
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DOMESTIC

Caleb Powers has issued an srresl 20
tho public for funds to aid him in his de-
fcuse
The senate committee ON military Affairs
viii Investigate alleged injustice in army
Appointments.
Several new pauts viii be started up tn
supply the demand Tor coke.
The vidov N John Charles Fremont died
a. Los Angeles. cal
The miue workers ot the United States
VIII demand increased wages In January.
The golden Jubilee Of The Passion Fathers
was celebrated at Pttsbure
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BOTTLE BABIES

Bottle babies are so likely
to get thin. What can be
done3 More milk, condensed
milk. watered milk, household
mixtures--try them all Then
try a little SCOTS Emulsion in
the bottle.
1t does for babies what it
does for old folks-gives new,
firm flesh and strong life.
You'll be pleased with the re.
suit ! 1t takes only little in
milk to make baby fat
MELISSA ~ I. zssl.s y ~ tssu Ma.
sfpEx z sovAx - ssarl .issss. New ys.A
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Mafacaibo landed Passengers.

La Guayra, December 2S-rhe Red n
steamer Maracaibo arrived here this after
noon at ? o'clock aud entered the port
she landed her passengers and mails and
received passengers and mails from L.g
Guayra. Afterwards she left for willem
stad.
The British cruiser Charybdis passed thl,
port yesterday going iu a westerly direc
tlon. She communicated with the British
cruiser Tribune. Tue Charybdis returned
from the west this afternoon and con
tlnued In the direction OF Trinidad.
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Who Suddenly Left Sazburg and Announced Her Intention
Not Returning the Dresden
GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATED.
PaasIo0jst Fathers c0rduolod Religious

Passjonist Fathers Conducted Religious
Services at Pittsbura.
Fittsbure, IA December IS The golden
Jubilee of the Passionist Fathers I'm the
United States Is being celebrated IN the
monastery Of ST. Paul Of the Gross Tho
hrNt session was opened this morning mt
lN.3O with a solemn blessing Of marble
calvary group over the altar ana a solemn
poni,hcal mass. The blessing OF the cal
vary group was conducted with much To.
ls'ouS pomp by his cmlneucc, James Car
dioal Gibbons of baltimore, assisted bv
Roy. Father Joseph Suehcr with Rev Win.
lam Kiturll and Rev H. J. Goebe as
doacons Of honor
In the sanctuary were Rt Rev. Bishop
Phelan, ranking ncxt to the cardinal, and
a number Of prrates and priests of this
and other dloccscs.
Following the blessing Of the cruciGxiou
came solemn ponuhcal mass, with Mos
Rev, T. j. Ryan OF Philadelphia as cole
erant assisted by Very Rev. II. A. Bush
' I,- or Allegheny, as assistant priest AND
Kew j :. Schramm as deacon Very Rcy
James Is stone preached the sermon tak
.hg Tor ms topic, "St raul, the Saint oi
The afternoon service commenced at 3.SC
o'clock with solemn poutihcal prayers am,
benedlctlon
The great crowds attending the iubile,
celebration taxed the capacity Of the stree
cars TO and from the monastery, but on,
one accident of consequence occurred. MIN,
passengers IN runaway ON a Southern
traction ear were hurt hut none were So
tlouslN injured, J, NJ, pagan Of The Time
had two ribs broken aud was cut am,
bruised all over the body, while j. r.
Johnson ~ the Post had his head. hand
aud legs cut aud torn
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WIRELESS TELEeRA PHI SERVICE.

Msrconi Is in Csaly Gem, nunication With
tine European S, :atlcn.
Glaze Bay, n. S., Dcccmb' n 2s.-Thc Mar
conf station at Glaze Bay continues In
daily communication with Cornwall with
constantly increasing efficiency and facili-
ty. Marconi is still here, bat will leave
shortly for Cape Cod station. In the mean.
time he is sending two or three messages
by wireless telegrapTv TO Europe daily.
Some of these dispatches are lengthy. One
of the dispatches was directed to former
Empress Eugene.
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mo- ANIMosIrY IN lrALY.
Fears Of Commander Reeder Are Without
Foundation.

Fears 81 Commander Reeder Are Without
Foundation.
Rome, December % 1t having been re-
ported that Commander William II Rrcder
Of tho United States training ship Hart.
ford said the Hartford would not come
to an Itallnn port, fearing an unfayorablc
reception on account NJ the unpleasant In
cldcnt at Venice IN connection with the
visit Of the Officers ~ tho cruiser Chicago
last spring, the Associated Press has been
rquestcd officially to deny tho existence
OF any animosity toward the United States.
This lack Of luminosity, Il Is pointed out,
is proved by the last note on the vcne-
zuelan matter, IN which It was said that
Italy had unlimited confidence in President
Roosevelt. II American warships come TO
Italy, the Associated Press Is requested to
say, they will be heartily welcomed every
where.
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VENEZUELA.

Venezuelan officials agree to accent Tho
Hague tribunal as arbitrator ~ the claims
British officials In Morocco consider the
situation there n he very critical
The Official notes have been transmitted
70 the Venezuelan government by the
Washington authorities
The Venezuelan revclutionist3 arc aEaln
Active
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l have love wipd and light
And the bright sea,
But, holy and most secret Ngnt
Not as I, lowe and have loved 'nse
God, like, all highest things,
Hides hghf. in shade,
And In the, night his vislHngs
To slscp, and dreams are cleafnes'
Love, thai knows all things we'll
Loves Hle night best. ..u
Joys who reof daylight dares NOT WI
Are hifj, and the diviner rest.
And liz, whom day shows plaa
HIS " lson bars, S.-a !,
Feels he close walls and tne na,s
Fade when the darkness or7nss ~
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Soup at Westmi nster.

Victor Smith in the New York Press.
About the time Of the cremation cere.
monies Of Edward VII repairs on the chap
ter house Of Westminster abbey were made.
The new stone beside the old presented n
highly ineongruous appearance, and Eng.
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FOREIGN.

The Humberts have left Spain and will
he taken to prison in Paris, France
The cause Of the dsas rous train wreck
Al Wanstesd, Ont, Is being investigated.
A crisis has occurred in the Japanese
cabinet and new election may be held.
collision between steamers In the
Straits Of Malacca caused the loss Of sixty
lives.
The Moroccan imperial troons have been
defeated by the pretcnder.
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Ia MlIIlonaire o euiId . oNu''1

Chicago American. mia,
w. II. Moore. the New forS in'i 81,
and founder Of the match tross ~
ranged to build a church at Rien ,,.,l
Y, for the use OF bis great sra'S
parish, fading
Mr.. Moore regards this as ~ Ford
ute for his forefather, NatnanIs until
church has struggled TOT st,oa
1t has good-sized congfesa"'
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RIn Toh1ooo Plant $40.

Louisville, Ky, December ~. According
president Of the Weisslnger Tobacco com
pany OF this city, has closed a deal which
has been pending several days, FOR the sal,
OF this plant to the Continental Tobacco
company for S2.5oOOO0. The papers hav,
been signed and Mr. Weissugcr viii leav,
for New York tomorrow to complete ihc DO
tails Of the transaction The company {.
one Of the largest independent concerns ii
the Kind In the country
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TREMONT's WIDOW DEAD
one Was the Daughter Of Senator
Thomas II. Rentnn

Thomas H, Benton.
i'os Angeles Cal December es. Mrs
Jessie b. Fremont, widow OF General FIRE
mont who died last night at her home on
est twenty seventh street. this civ wa,
10 years old Mrs Fremont was taken m
y" 'nf'stmas morning She grew ron,d,,
fron auu soon lapsed into Inconsistencies
na Nu''a She never rallied. For the
,. r.' ,ur,e years the aged widow NJ IN,
. ".l1nuer had heen extremely feeble n,
-. ,,sul' o, fan Ia which she suffered dis
.''a'''o 81 tho hin, which has since nro
vented her from walking. ''
%rs Fremont was the daughter n, Thorn
~. = ,,. ssolon Tor thirty yesrs senator Il
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THEY WANT HIGHER WAGES.
United Mine Workers Will Make Demand for
Better Pay.

2w Ryan secretary treasurer Of the United
In a OF the
for material Increase in wages at the Ma
m
tina tbs mine arcu %
Ryan
public idea of the profit being rciped
doubt cd
the ght 70
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RAILROADS.

Aa.etort is being made to secure a reg,
ular rate Of 81 for the round trip between
Houston and Galveston.
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IL Troutle.


The Woman There's Young Flashtnan
two tables frCm U.s. ls he Wen connertei7
The Man. Er yes; but the wires arc
down belicvel
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ROME The participation " Italy In
INC Venezuelan afHir aud the approaching
visit of the ear 10 the Qulrinol have caused
a renewed Interest In Italian ahairs mud
european staiesnicn are nov studying Ia
gei abreast ~ the recent political moves
anectlng ltnlys home affalrs.
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BY keeping the liver active the system Is
cieunsed of impurities and IL enabled To
ward on diseases.
oXIDINE is the bcst Liver and Malaral
Tonic sold ASK your druggist.
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GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE
Cures the chIlls tina, other. ohlI toni.,
dent cure At all druggists. Ne Cure, Sc
Pay. oOo
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There are limitations OF oNIDINE. but
nnne Of them compare With the genuine
oNIpINE cures Chiils. Feyers ard all Ma.
Mual Troubles The llnitatlons FAIL.
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For Malarlal Poison.
Eor Chilli and for Feusrk
OXIDISE
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