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New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
BORING TO BE RESUMED IN DAr OR so
THE CHARGE OF MALICIOUS MISCHIEF DISMISSED
AGAINST BELvERNoNs PILOT.

The United Engineering and Contracting Com
pany expects by tomorrow morning TO have
other staging i'm the place OF the one swept away
by the steamer Bevernon in the East River
Thursday evening. Work will then begin
other boring within foot of the one which the
drilling was being done when the accident hap
pened The accident. according to Mr.. HOugh, en-
gineer OF the company. will mean a delay of only
three or four days. The anchor was recovered yes
teriay. and IL expected that the piles and
casing would be on hand and in place by tonight
The diamond tipped drill will not be recovered as
il is buried in the muddy bottom OF the river The
hole now be made is the last the test borings
for the Brooklyn New-York tunnel
The steamer BelvernOn has proceeded to sea
Jacob NJ Heath, the pilot in charge OF the steamer
when the accident occurred. who Was arrested at
the time. was arraigned in the Centre-st court
before Magistrate Deuel. yesterday. on a charge OF
malicious mischief, brought by the contracting
company. The magistrate refused to entertain the
charge. At the request of the company Heath was
ordered to appear in court Monday morning the
adjournment being granted to permit the company
to formulate another charge against him. Heath
paroled
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
THE REV. DR. NELSON +. RANDALL.

East Orange. y. j.. Jan. 3 CSpecian.-The Rev Dr.
Nelson r. Randall. a well known evangelist, died
last night at his home. No. 10 Girard-ave. East
Orange, from pneumonia DT, Randall aC-
lively engaged in the ministry for many years his
last charge being the Baptist church at Summit
where he was pastor for seven years He resigned
four years ago 10 engage in evangeistic work in
which he successful DR., Randall studied law
and praCtiSed for several before entering the
ministry. He was graduated from Rochester Uni
verstty and from the Rochester TheOlOgical Semi
nary. He was siXty-four years OLD A widow and
a son. Harry T. Randall. a New-York lawyer. sur
vve him. The funeral will be held az the North
Orange Baptist Church Monday
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
HIRAM F. INGLEHART-

Natertown n Y. Jan. S.-Hiram F. IngIehare.
one OF the most prominent residents Of Northern
New-YOrk died hts home in this city last night
aged hfty-eight years. Mr.. IngIehart was twic.
Mayor Of this city He had been in the hotel
business since 1852. and his death was proprfeto-
OF the Columbian Hotel a Thousand Island Parks
Ihe Westminster Park Hotel, the ST. Lawrence:
Star Lake Inn. at Star Lake. and the sanford
rouse, at Sanford Fla. He formerly Conducted III.
hotel NOrmandie. in New-YOrk. and the Br0cIc
House, at Enterprise. Fla
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TO YACCINATE FILIPINOS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRTNE-I
Washington, Jan. 3-The War Department has
received a copy Of the act of the Philippine Com
mission providing for the compulsory vaccina ton
of all the inhabitants Of those parts OF the islands
where civil government has been established. This
great enterprise is intended 10 stamp the epi-
denies which have already appeared in some of
the southern islands. General Grant reporting the
outbreak in Leyte especially fatal The commission
has provided for the distribution 10 local health
boards of several million virus points and i'm
themselves, first for vaccination, and second.
at a time eight days later for examination to
the success OF the incubation. Special efforts are
10 be made 10 make all children, and particularly
those attending school. immune In districts now
in revolt no attempt will be made TO vaccinate the
natives.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Colon Colombia, Jan. 5.-The stormy weather is
now sbating. permitting ships TO approach the
piers here. The Panama Railroad steamer Ad-
vance arrived yesterday from New-York. The
Panama Railroad steamer Orizaba will sail this
evening tomorrow for New-York The Nor
wegian steamer Hero from Baltimore. previously
reported ashore, is waterlogged. and viii prove a
of al
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
~ cAnPANIA MET TERRLFIc WEATRER.

Queenstown. Jan. 3.-The Cunard Line steamer
Campana, which sailed from New-York on Decem-
ber %, for Liverpool, and arrived here to-day
ports that terrific weather was encountered on the
Trip and that she forced proceed at
duced speed December 81 and January !.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
STRATHcoNA HELPs scOTcH rvITERsITr.

London. Jan. 3.-Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal the Canadian High Commissioner has sent
check for f25,0co TO the authorities Of Aberdeen
University. The money is 20 toward completing
the extension Of the university.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TEACHERS TO GO ON THE MCCLELLAN

Washington. Jan S.-The War Department has
changed its plans in regard to the transportation
of teachers and other civilian employees the Phil
ippines. 1t originally intended send them
10 Manila on the transport Grant. on her way
TO San Francisco. but it has been decided TO re-
serve that vessel for the transportation OF troops
needed in the Philippines. and to send the teachers
and other employees numbering in all about two
hundred, Manila the transport Mcclellan,
now at New-York, about February Is.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
THEE JEWS. NOT ForRTEEN. KILLED.

Vienna. JAN 3-The report published in the
United States to the effect that Jews had
been massacred at Zaweisna. Galica. by a mob
headed by three land owners, turns out, upon in
vestigation, to have been a common numbering af-
fray in which three Jews were killed
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
BIG STRIKE IN BARCELONA.

LARGE REINFORCEMENTs OF TROOPS CONCEN-
TRATED AROUND THE CITY.
Barcelona, Jan 3.-The strike situation here is 50
alarming that large reinforcements Of troops have
been concentrated in and about the city The
strikers number twenty thousand.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
INTERVENTION NEWS FROM PARIS.

THIS COUNTRY REPORTED TO BE PREPAR-
ING THE WAY TO PEACE IN AFRICA.
Paris Jan. 3.-The Courier du Soir pub
fishes another report this evening to the effect
that the United States is preparing the way for
Intervention by the powers in South Africa
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NON4G4S TO FIGHT AGAIN

NENEZU ELAN VETERAN IN ARMS AGAINST
PRESIDENT CASTRO.
There was considerable excitement among local
Nenezueans yesterday over the departure for
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TFfBUTE TO mKIyLEY From PORTUGAL.

.0on' Jan s-The House OF Peers to-day passed
PRESIDENT Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

. z Kerr & Co. of this city. yesterday received
). caoie dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica. saying
sNt the British steamer F'rascat. which they had
ars eree q for the fruit trade was ashore OF Wat
firssiss island, in the Bahamas. No further par
csn,Ses.s we're given. The Frascsti. in command OF
.o- n T.nA ~ wis. sailed from New-York December 2
z.hsston- She registers i.021 tons. halls from
cor-en ana belongs 10 The Lombard Steamship
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GERMAN TRAINING SHIP AT SAN JUAN

San Juan Porto Rico. Jan. 3.-The German
training ship Stein arrived here to-day.
Commander Bachem, of the Stein, and Gov
ernor Hunt have exchanged visits
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
FRAscATI ASHORE ON BANANA ISLAND

kingston Jamaica. Jan. 5.-The British steamer
rascal Captain Willis from New-York De
.snaoer q. for Kingston. is ashore Little San
= HSei.Eador, in the Bahama Islands. The Frascau
~ atn n bad position. The wrecking rug Premier
'N probably 90 10 her assistance.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

THE JOHANNESBURG SIAR' RESI- MES.
Johannesburg, Jan. 3-Lord Miner, the Brit
ish High Commissioner in South Africa. to-day
started anew the machinery of The Johannes
burg star and The Star has resumed its
publication. which was interrupted by the war.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
BOTHA TO KEEP on FIGHTING
BoER COMMANDERS INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS
COMMANDERS

Johannesburg Jan. 3.-General Botha has sent
a note TO all Boer commanders requesting them
TO keep on fighting as the British Parliament IS
70 be asked for another war vote. which will in
duce the British nation to demand that the war
in South Africa be stopped.
Pretoria, Jan 3-De Wet has ordered the Boer
commandants to retard at any cost the work of
extending the British blOckhouses. Further
fighting may consequently be expected.
General Bruce Hamilton has captured another
Boer laager and twenty-five prisoners the
Swaziland border.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Vigorous denial, official and unofficial, is given
n the loathsome charges against British SOL
ders in South Africa which have been made
by q Berlin newspaper. IN order more effect
ually 10 combat these charges DR.. Conan Doyle
proposes 10 publish pamphlet on the subject.
Il is 70 be translated into five European Ian
guages and publicity VIII be given ii in every
Continental country and in America
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

It is reported this morning that Argentina has
now finally accepted the terms Of settlement
proposed by Chill with reference TO the delimi-
tation Of territory in dispute. At the legations
NJ both republics It is stated that all trouble has
been averted, and Barring Brothers have also
received information from Buenos Ayres that
the dispute has ended pacificaIly.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-ForeIgn houses were not
active in the local market. dealing in less than
10000 shares, mostly sales. On the London Ex-
change American prices were heavy. Strength in
British consols reflected hopeful feeling
over the South African situation.
SOUTHERN PACIFTC-''The Wall Street Jour
nal" says that the plan for refundlng Southern
Pacific bonds has undergone some notifications in
the last few days. The first developments are like
ly to apply to some of the bonds. perhaps guaran-
teed issues without reference the long time
bonds outstanding. Refunding is desirable only
it can be done proftably. and some of the hold
ers of the bonds Of distant dates putting a
valuation on their holdings higher than could wise
ly be paid in refundins at present II this view is
general ii will delay operations.
BANK CLEARINGS-Totalb bank clearings of all
the clearing houses of the United States for the
last week show decrease in the aggregate of
A per cent. New-York exhibits a loss of 1913 per
cent Boston gained 22T per cent. Philadelphia l6S
per cent, Baltimore l67 per cent, Chicago lS4 per
and St. Louis 20 per cent.
HEAVY BANK LOANS.-A good part Of the $2S.
c00lO increase in bank loans in yesterdays Clear
ing House statement supplied by the National
city Bank. the Hanover the First National and the
Bank Of Commerce The National City Bank loans
increased $9COJpN. and the loans OF all four banks
increased upward OF S21OcO.0O0 The general i'm
preston is that important deals under way, and
that the greater part Of current borrowing is for
this account.
REPUBLIC IRON AND sTEEL.-since the ex-
piraton of the period covered by its last state
ment, business Of the Republic Iron and Steel Com
rany has been, according to officer Of the com
pany, nothing short Of phenomenal The entire
capacity Is taken up for the first half OF the cur
year a basis OF remunerative price. The
company is pressed for autumn delivery in many
products. and the outlook for 1902 exceeds that of
any preceding period materially.
THE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to The
Financial Chronicle" the total receipts of cotton
ror the week ending February Z reached Ill .354
bales against l9263S last and 192. the pre-
vious week. making the total receipts since Sep
tember l. 1901 5.9035 bales against 55l5.lOO for the
same period of 19C0-'Ol. showing increase since
September l OF 3S7 465 bales.
NATIONAL SALT.-It is said that the non-as-
senting stockholders OF the National Salt Company
who did not deposit their stock under the plan to
form the International Salt Company have agreed
pool their interests and that they will seek to
learn whether they have any equity in dividends
in this company and why they have not been de-
Clared.
MR. SPENCER NOT To RESIGN.-Samuel Spen-
Ger, president OF the Southern Railway Company,
denies the that ne has retired is about to
retire from the head OF the system mentioned.
APPLICATION TO LIST-Application has been
made to the New-York Stock Exchange to list
S23 100000 Reading Company Jersey Central collat-
eral per cent Atty coupon gold bonds of 1851.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

The outside securities market generally
steady, but little activity was shown. The volume
of business transacted on a light scale Do
miniOn Securities Company continued firm. selling
up to 1925 purchase Of about 500 shares North
ern Securities Company firm selling up to
1915 American Can issues continued weak espe-
cially for the common stock, which sold down to
1872 the preferred sold at 544s Transportation was
quiet but steady about 800 shares being traded in
around 148s. Readng-Jersey Central As sold at sS
Corn Products common was active around 40 Hack
ensack Meadows Company sold 5SA about 600
but dull.
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - ew-Orlcans-Co ON
mercial, par and 25c discount bank 81 discount
San Francisco-Sght. 12i2c; telegraph, l5c. Boston
Par, &c and Toe discount. Chcago-25a30c pre-
MUM Chareston-Buying. l-l6c discount; selling.
1-l6c premium Savannah-Buying. 75c discount;
selling. Zoe premium. Clncinnati-Between banks.
25c premium; over the counter, soc premium
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money in
London, 2hq2N per cent: open market discount rate
for both long and short bills %. per cent Berlin
discount rate, per cent for three months bills
and per cent for short bills. Berlin exchange on
London, 20 marks 1874 pfenuigs. Paris exchange on
London. % francs l51. centtmes. Paris discount
rate, 2}s per cent
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES consos for
money, 949s; for the account, 81 1876. Spanish Is
in London, 77l2. French rentes. 1O1 francs 20
times.
THE SILVER MARK ET-Bar silver. 55lsc: Mex
lean silver dollars, i39c. Bar silver in London
closed at 251a1
GOLD PREMIUM.-Ia Madrid. 3572; Lisbon. 30:
Buenos Ayres 1880; Rome. 2.25
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Stock market trading was held in check in the
early dealings. owing to uncertainty regarding
the bank statement figures 1t was generally
believed that the showing would be unfavorabe.
but such decline in reserve actually oc-
CURED was expected. A decrease Of SS.I21, 10
in reserve above legal requirements was due to
an enormus expansion in loans and deposits,
loans increasing SOS 974 800 and deposits S24
694,9OO. The gain in loans was the heaviest on
record with the exception of the statement of
February . 1901, when loan expansion amount
ed TO over S30010000. Total loans amount
to S91S, 100000. against 1895. .2S9, 400 at this
time a year ago. Deposits stand at $1,000
6Sl 800 against the record of 81 OH $4,000 of
1901. Borrowing the present heavy scale
represents the operations OF large capitalists
who evidently preparing to launch impor-
tant plans affecting various existing properties
and properties to be created later on. Prepara-
tions of this character reflect that the leading
financial and business interests in the country
have supreme confidence in the stability of con-
ditons in the United States
The decline In bank holdings naturally caused
speculative selling of stocks. Values. however,
showed great resistance TO the operations for
lower prices and a rule, closing figures
presented only insignificant declines from the
best quotations of the day. In the early trad
ing important advances were made by a num-
her of issues including the Iowa Central shares,
Chicago and Northwestern General Electric,
American Express and the Reading stocks.
Manhattan sold down on the court de-
cision against the of the third rail for
express trains but Metropolitan and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit were well supported. Buy
ing of the Reading shares was attributed to the
Vanderbilt interests, and in certain quarters IL
hinted that important developments affect
ing the anthracite trade were pending. In the
bond department prices generally firm on
a large volume of business The general course
of values in the day encourages the belief that
the more important banking and investment
interests convinced that conditions are in
favor OF higher prices for securities. The cheap
railway and attractive industrial issues be-
ing bought by an excellent class of traders.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS

c. Schumacher & Co say in their weekly re-
view:
The month Of February ushered in with n
very firm exchange market. the price OF demand
sterling moving between 4S7 lOGD4 S7I. the latter
9eng 9eg the highest price paid so far while sixty
day sterling advanced about II cents in the pound
since last week, owing to the decline in the Lon
don discount market. Francs held their own ar
o.l5es for prime bankers checks while sterling
remained around 2512 in Paris. FRIDAY this price
having advanced 20 &.l31a. francs here declined
about l-32 per cent. Reichsmarks the Other
hand recovered about lilo per cent since last
week owing to decline in sterling in Berlin 10
2of45R. While sterling could be secured I'm Paris
at 2l2. gold could be shipped to France from
mere AZ 4Gh for demand sterling and 81 90 Ol0
was consequently shipped during the week Shoud
sterllng, however, have further advance in Paris
eold shipments would either have to cease or de-
mand sterling would have to go higher here We
are mcIlned TO think that the latter will take
shipped this spring and summer to provide for
OF merchandise Of every description are running
very low; while our imports are increasing even
such articles as potatoes having to be imported
Just now Nothing but very much higher money
mere and lower discounts abroad could to some
extent prevent large shipments of gold some
LIME r1Ile: however must necessarily elapse before our
money market can be much affected thereby In
ssuLr3Pe on the other hand discounts are steadily
49echnlhs- Inc Bank of England has ALREADY re-
oueeu i's onlciai rate OF discount to per cent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

"Includes in Si3 1872 interest paid advance OF
maturity bonds taken up and funded into S per
and allows for credit S577 income from in
Includes in 1900 $1O3ls2 interest paid
matury bonds taken up and into 3is
allows for credit OF $5IT OSO for income
from Investments.
all charges was $1O7l7559 against S. 79S 656 for tn,
twelve months of 1897. OF this only $3914S 1894
needed for dividends. No less than S4l69 596
taken from the surplus of 1901 for new con-
struction and improvements. Even after this large
appropriation there left a surplus above all
charges and dividends of s., ,663 539. In the last
three years the company has appropriated sS7ll567
for new construction equipment. etc The figures
also show that In the last three years the company
had $l7SS9,534 surplus earnings which was either
applied to additions and betterments applicable
In that
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

ist incomes. Northern Pacific 3s, Reading general
is. ST. Louis Southwestern DDS, Third Avenue Is,
Toledo. st. Louis and Western As, Union Pacific
convertible As, Wabash debenture Bs Wheeling
and Lake Erie 1st As and Wisconsin Central gem
eral As
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates quoted fol-
low: Money on call 3ia per cent. Time money was
quoted at 3iz per cent for thirty to sixty days. I
per cent for four months. and 404i. per cent for
five and six months. Commercial paper quoted
at per cent for sixty to ninety days 4a4a per cent
for choice four and six months single names 5a5i,
per for others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-Mar closed steady
Actual closing N tes fnIln,v
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RAILROAD BoNDS.-Market irregular Total
sales amounted In par value TO s2.s74.5oo against
<ls5oo on Friday. The heaviest dealings were In
the Baltimore and Ohio debenture <s Central or
Georgia IS and I'd incomes Central CT New-Jersev
general IS. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy As
chicago. Rock Island and Pacific general 4s
Colorado and Southern lst As. Fort Worth and
Denver City lists. Kansas City Southern ss Green
Bay and Western debenture Bs. Mexican Central
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DECLINE AFTER ADVANCE.
LAST QUOTATIONS. LOWER.
HEAVY LOSS IN BANK HoLDINGs-BIG
SYNDICATE OPERATIONS.

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
fatiOns were.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Atlantic Ave LIST. 1909. ...
All Ave Con IS e. 1891.
Bklyn Heights LIST. 1871.
Bklyn u & w z Gen. 1893.
Bklyn Crosstown lst. 1905. .
Bklyn G * Newtn Ist. 1899
Ccney Island & II LIST. 1909
Coney Island & II ctf. 1909
calvary Gem * @ lst. 1907
Opt x Lorimer LIST. 1910.
Grand ST X Nm LIST. 1906. .
Jamaica X Tx LIST. 1850. q.
New w & FL LIST. I94I....
Sea Beech LIST. 1915. .......
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST REPORT.

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
reports for the calendar year ended December 81:
1901 1900 Changes
Number OF niles. 5,G}S Inc 245
Gross earnil $1,000 sI3O5Os Inc So sGi952
Expenses ......... 29,I26O32 279O64l3 Inc 1210
Net earnings. 7so9Os s15144675 Inc 81 Gas 29a
Charges
dess 80 sG90a $4,000 Inc s9o7 7Is
Sinking funds. 22I.JCO 225OOO Inc. 500
Totals ........ S6O42 100 50 S34 1876 Inc SoOS 2Ia
Balance stock .SO7175 $50 $931O 40 Inc 81
Dividends .......... 3.9iL3Di 38l439+
Surplus .... S6 S33. .tG5 81 ROC Os5 Inc 81 4S7 OS0
New equipment, etc. 4.16S 526 S5i20+l Inc 627.+S1
Balance. $2.eGa 6ss sIs04o44 Inc $500 5o5
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Feb. s. p. m-The market for Ameri-
securities irregular and heavy. Final
prices follow:
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'Ex dividend per
INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William f. Nichols & Co.. No Is waII-s,)
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by William E. Nichols Co. No Is wal-st)
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'And interest.
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by William E. Nichols Co. No. Is wail-st3
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Int. period. Bid -.

NEw-yCRK
FURNISHED by William Z. Nichols & Co. M x ~
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FERRY COMPANIES
FURNISHED BY William e Nichols & Co. No - -
Int. period Ed -1 -,
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Saturday. Saturday. Net
Feb. !. Feb. :. changes
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Actual les-i-Closing- Shares
! Open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold.
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
CReportei by Ci.uton Gilbert. No : wail-sil
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BANK STOCKS.

ReDorted by cllnt.n Gilbert. No. ? wall-.,l
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Total sales for the week 5Te 40
Iota IN preceding week sci .OS
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sAnd interest.
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'Ex dividend 3 per cent.
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Ta,:. dH5. period. t&S5 Bid. IA.k.d.