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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
WIFE MURDERER
Judicially Dead-lf He is Sent to
PriSon-Children Entitled
to Insurance.

Mount Vernon, ILL.,, March 24.-
The Illinois Appellate court for the
fourthdistrict has decided that when
man is sent to prison for the murder
of his wife he is judicially dead and
his children are entitled to the insur-
ance on the life of the murdered wo-
man, even if it was taken out in favor
of her husband.
This is point of law never here
tofore raised or passed upon by the
supreme court or either of the appel
late courts of this or any other state.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
The Red Hills of Georgia.


The red old hills of Georgia.!
So bold and bare and bleak,
Their memory fills my spirit
With thoughts / cannot speak.
They have no robe of verdure,
StrIpt naked to the blast;
And yet, of all the varied earth,
/ love them best at last.
The red hills of Georgian
My heart is on them now;
Where, red from golden streamlets
Oconee's waters flow!
/ love them with devotion,
Though washed SO bleak and bare
How can my spirit e'er forget
The warm hearts dwelling there?
love them for the living
The generous, kind and gay;
And for the dead who slumber
Within their breast of clay.
love them for the bounty
Which cheers the social hearth;
/ love them for their rosy girls,
The fairest on the earth.
The red old hills of Georgia.
Where-where-upon the face
Of sarth is freedoms spirit
More bright in any racer
In Switzerland and Scotland
Each patriot breast 1t fills,
But sure blazes brighter yet
Among our Georgia hills!
And where upon their surface
Is heart of feeling dead?
And when has needy stranger
Gone from those hills unfed?
There bravery and kindness
For aye 90 hand in hand,
Upon your washed and max ed hills
MY own, my native land!'
The red old hills of Georgia.
never can forget;
Amid life's joys and sorrows,
My heart is on them yet:
And when my course is ended,
When life her web has wove,
Oh may /, then, beneath those hills
Lie close to them / love.
Henry Rootes Jackson.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
FEARFUL DEED OF
INSANE WOMAN.

Sturbey Bridge, Mass, March 3d.
Mrs. Peter Burke Of Fiskdale, after
cutting off every means of escaping
by fastening windows and doors,
crushed in the heads of her four
children today, threw their bodies
intoa closet, scattered oil over them
and herself, and then, after setting
all on fire ended her own life by
cutting her throat. The children
were: Lila, SIX years old; Will
lam; five years old; Louise, one and
one-half years old, and May Rose,
FIVE months old.
Two boys, while passing the Burke
house, saw smoke coming from a
window. They burst in the doors,
andY thinking that no one was in the
house, tried first to put out the fire
with buckets of water. The flames
gained on them and they were
obliged to run for help. The neigh
borss prevented the flames from
above the first door. When
the fire had been extinguished some
onenoticed that closet door, which
was more charred than the rest of
the woodwork, was open. A black
ened mass was seen in the closet
The charred mass was the bodies of
Mrs. Burke and her children. AS
the bodies were taken out it was
seeuth hat every one of the children's
heads were split open, while the
mothers throat was cut.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
Reflections of a Bachelor.

Women go flirting in the same
spirit men go fishing.
A man likes to call on female in
telIect but to live with female in
telligence.
A woman will never believe man
is suffering grief unless he burIes
his face in his hands.
Women who smoke seem to get as
much pleasure ont of it as they do
trying to balance their check books
The man who wouldn't try tokiss a
pretty girl IN the dark wouldn'i
know enough to pretend it was an
accident.-New York Press.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
CAN'T KILL A NEGRO.
REMARKABLE SURGERY CASES.

At meeting of the Mississippi
Medical Association to be held a
Greenville next month several highly
interesting papers will be read or
remarkable surgery cases, which are
likely to attract attention from mem
bers of the profession throughout the
country.
Mississippi has been unusually pro-
life OF unusual surgery cases during
the past year, and instances of almost
miraculous cures have been confined
chiefly to the negro population. The
instances recorded are of such a ma
ture that it seems well-nigh impos-
sible to kill the darkey unless the
average Mississippi darkey is hanged
or his head is chopped off.
Only a few weeks since negress
living in the fourth ward of jackson
was chopped to pieces with an axe by
an insane lover. For several DAYS
she fingered on the very Threshold of
death and the attending physician had
concluded from the first that there was
no possible hope for her recovery, the
skull being split open in several pla-
ces, from which the brains oozed out
in a most sickening manner. The
doctor removed several ounces of
brain, plastered up the gashes, and
today the negress is employed as cook
in a we'll known family.
A still more remarkable case is re-
ported from Hattiesburg where man
was taken to the infirmary with a bull
let wound through his body. The
ball passed through the stomach,
liver, intestines and the right kidney,
and was found under the skin just
above the hip bone. He is now al
most recovered and will be out again
in few days. At the same infirmary
some time since merge was brought
in with thirteen bullet holes through
his intestines, the bowels being liter
ally riddled to pieces with buckshot.
The holes were sewed up by the doc
tors, the negro wrapped up in blankets
and a few weeks later he was sent on
his way rejoicing to join the next crap
game tournament and again incur the
risk Of getting punctured. Clarion
Ledger
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

We lift our hat to the Cambridge
Press, conducted by women exclu-
sively on strictly masculine lines. It's
like an equestrian riding astraddle. -
Boston Herald
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

Senator Spooner is mentioned as a
presidential possibility, with Quay as
one of his hackers. He starts with a
heavy handicap. Philadelphia North
American.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

South Cardinals legislature has
just killed bill to tax worthless ours.
The worthless cur is the most powerful
institution in existence Norfolk
Landmark.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

A Pennsylvania legislator has in
PRODUCED a bill to provide gold medals
for mothers of large families. Sewing
machines would be better. Atlanta
Constitution.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

The simpler an ice cream freezer is,
the less chance of its getting out of order,
and the easier it will be to turn The
Peerless Iceland Freezer is the simplest
made. 1t is all that is necessary to
freeze smooth, delicious ice cream in
three minutes. Sold by Hawkins &
Co., Hardware Department. mch24tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

1t is certain now since the car of
Russia has proclaimed religious liberty
throughout his empire, that he is de-
serving of boy baby. Kasnsa City
Star.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

1t is certain that il Henry Ward
Beehcer were aliev he would admire
Grover Cleveland as much as Mr..
Cleveland admires Mr., Beeoher. -
Kanssa Ciaty Star.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

Pension merge and you stop him
from work, and the same might be
said of the most white men. Durham
IN. G. } Herald.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

A two-story merge boarding house
and three negro cabins in Newman
quarters were burned this morning
just back of the mill.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

FOR SALE-2 turpentine stills IS
and 25 bbls capacity each. 1 turpen-
tine still 30 bbl capacity. All complete
and in good shape. Hawkins & Co.
feb28tf
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

FOR SALE-One fire and burglar
proof Mnsler safe; weight about $4,000
lbs; with steel burglar proof vanlt in
side. Will be sold at half price to
make room for new safe arriving
"a Apply TO
mch18 st HAWKINS q Co.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25
GULfP0RT. HATTIESBURG AND JACKSON
Two Through Trains Daily

No. I've Gulfport As am; I've b attiesburg
10 10 am; ar Jackson 90 pm,
No, I've Gulfport So pm; I've Hattiesburg
10 pm ar Jackson ii 05 pm.
No. ar Gulfport ii Is am; ar Hattiesburg
Is am; I've Jackson IS am.
No. ar Gulfport 10 pm; ar Hattiesburg
80 pm; I've jackson 40 pm.
These trains are arranged with view
of making all desirable connections at
all junction points. Parties can leave
Jackson in the afternoon aud reach
Gulfport, Mobile and points on the Gulf
Coast also all Eastern and Northern
points via Mobile. Through train to
Laurel leaves jackson 8 a. m, arrives
Laurel l so p. m, to Lumberton and
COlumbia leaves Jackson q. m, ar.
rives Lumberton 10: 35 q. M, Colum-
bia IL: 40 noon.
Can take l.. & N. southbound coast
train in the morning and go to interior
towns without lying over In Guifport,
|or go via Hattiesburg and Jackson to
Memphis, Kansas City, st. Louis, Chr
cago. and all Northern, Western and
Eastern points, also via Make to Lum-
berton aud Columbia or via Saratoga 10
Laurel branch points.
1000 Mile Tickets good for one year o25 90
For further particulars call on or ad.
dress,
THOMAS p. HALE, Gen. Pass.-Agt,
GuIfp0rt. Hiss.
y. HI. Powell, Agt.,
fiattiesbuag, Miss.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-03-25

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Opfer Der Sahnfataitrnphe in Dir:
ginien.

Charlottesville, 3D., 9.
sSuli. - Inter ben Spfern Der 8uAnz
fataftropbe, Die iid Bel RodfiIb, q
Meilen fiioIi9 BON bier, uuf Der
nSputbern RuilpaD" 5ugetragen, be-
finoen 1id audi mebrere GinpunOerer,
Die tir3li6 in Nelpzgort gsldnoet
unb uuf Der 6a6rt nad Dem SiiDen
begriffen paren. 0as Rdumungsz
nerf purbe glei4 mad Der 8atuz
Itropbe ~begOnnen uno heute 8prmitz
tag OoQenOet. ginuno5nun5ig 2eiz
9en purben ~9e6orgen.
Inter ben Spbten befinben it9:
2ofomottDfii6rer Sune5 MeGornid,
2ofomotiDfii6rer G6as. Oobis, Sbos.
Sbep6arb, 8remier, 6. 6. Omen BON
PHILADELPHIA, 8eiielinipsttor, Qoam
8uceiaoliooi6, Elm anabe aus Setz
reid, 8arilano @ugbolm, cine Gin
panoererin aus Oeitrei9, GarIon
6enrn BON 6ront Ropul, 3d., gbus.
u. 9amtlton, G4dIosGitn, 3d., 9.
Simraf, cine @intpanbersrin aus
@rie6enlano, AngelOs SangoGi unb
6rau, grie6iide Gintpanberer, Mit
Sufepitd, ober 8ario 8alorin, Elm
grie6ii6er ginpunOerer, cine un6ez
fannie Stalienerin.
9erlebt purOen bier Oftrei6iide
@inpanoerer.
Gs lit feitgeiteqt tporben, baB bic
@oaifion 5pii6en Dem 9iiter5ug unb
Perionen5ug baourd berbsigefIbrt
purOe, Dub Der 3u9fubrer bss Sitter
5ugs, 90. 9. 9rubet, feline 6abrorbre
babin perftano, buB Der P~srionenaug
cine @~eripdtung BON 1 Stunbe 20
Minuten babe, pdbrenb Oerislbe nur
cine 9eripGtung BON 20 Minuten
hattie.
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CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Klsi.s sIlss, g!sisa ..ss Slsiss. ?.ss

po6l: tpenn 0erartiges an Die Def
fentli6teit fam, bepieIen iperben
tonnte, bann mar es i6limm.
,Wie fommen Sic gu benz 8rtef?"
fr1g iie betier DOR Nufregung.
r9ur9 einen 3ufun. llebrigens 1T
mir Der gon5e Wii4 ebenio 9lei49iilz
tig, ais jener @ertrag, ben emit 9r.
BON Stegemann Sbnen CAB, I'm Sbre
Qnipriide mad ieiner !9eiratb nit
HoiaWsttborn fOrt3ufeBen uno ii6erz
3uftelen. Die Sa6e an uno fir Iia
lit faum BON 8elang. gaur fir ben
San, baB cine 3epifion Des Yro5efes
6o6ber9 bur9geieBt peroen tann."
Sine Repiiion?" idrie tie entieBt,
Sir bieien San lit mir S6re, por
3eugen gege6ene Nnerfennung oieier
3eilen pi6tig."
SrGulein Mut6 mar jG6 erbIaBt.
Sn ibrer Q~ufregung Dergab tie ale bic
angeIernten 5ormen; lire ~eigenite Ruz
tur fam gum VOr16eit. Nber 3ugI@t9
3eigte ihr lire S4luubeit einen 4usz
meg.
rM}i6 ion es nunbern," iagte tie
briisf, rie9r punoern, tpenn juit Sic
Die Sa6e an Die grobe @lode hdn9en.
0ur6 bieien grief piirpen geniB audi
Die 9i6ter auf cine nslle Sbee fomz
men, auf Die Sbse, OuB Mart6a Ger
mann bieGeidt ibren QiebIten 3ufGnig
getroffen unb Elm pentg ge6olfen
bate; pGre bas ni6t ie6r nabeliegeno,
penn man einmuG tpeiB, baB Murt1u
BON QGem unterrt4tet mar bur6 bic
len 8rief? limb bic i6pere 8runt6eit,
Nqe8 ndre ertldrt, ni9t pa6r?"
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Der 6rau biniiber. R0Osr trpt an
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Btebfntter= nno StrnbpreiIe.

Jolgenbes iinO Die uuf ben itaatIis
den @aogen fir 9eu, @trO6 II. +. 10.
geitern er5ielten Preiie:
NOrbpe1tIt4 9eupuuge.
9eu.-Simot6p 500 Bis $21, 8leez
beu ST bis $18 pro 5onne.
S~trob.-Bei8enitrob $11 Bis $12,
R~oggentroh $18 Bis $40 PRO Some.
Muis-pro SAB $500.
Seflt6e 9eupaage.
!6eu.-Simptbp $21 Bis 500, &Ieuz
beu $19 pro Sonne.
~@tro6.-Bei5enitro6 $12, Rpggenz
itrob $18 Biz $40 pro Sonne.
Mais-pro SAB 1926.
WeitIt9e 9eunaage.
6su.-SimotbD $21 Bis 500, &less
beu SIT Biz $18, gemiiates $40 big
500 pro Sonne.
@tro6.- Roggenitrob $18 Bis $40,
Wei3enItrob 81 big $12 pro Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-10

Gountif.gfuffs, Soma. 2 Tase.
Gontoro, R.s5., 10 6tlnoen.
9eHbtr, COLORADO, q Rage.
Detroit, hid, l 9no.
@alOstOn, 5sras, 2 Rage 3 StunoeRs
6orrisSutg. pa, 8 Stuuotu.
9artfuro, Connecticut, IL StuHpsn-
Snoiarapolis, Suo., / TAG.
SadiOn. WiiFifppi, 2 5aps.
Sadionoin,, Glorioa, / gag.
9dnidssGitp. gtiHouti, 2 3nes.
9ittls Rod, Hrfonfas, l Sao IS stunssaS
9ouisuiIt, Ro., ! 5ao 2 Stunosn.
NsTebis, 5fnn,, l Gag 5 Stuuotu.
Niobilt. alabama, e 17aQ 8 5tuuoeH.
NoriOli, 9iroiHisn. Il Stunosn.
Rfir=Crttans, Ga, / SAG 10 Stunctn~
6tdbt Nstps9ori, 5 stunOtn.
Omaha, 9sbr1sid, 9 Gage.
9oriiuuo, WGius, ! 5ae.
Qortlano, Srteon, ) Rage.
Qbilaoelpbin, IA, 3 Sturosn.
9ittsburg, "a, II Stunosn.
9rouiotRcc, RS. Is Stuuosu.
Guleigb, R.sG., 10 Stinocu.
Ct. 2ouis, Wifruri, l Tag 6 sturotF.
q. 9anI, gIinntiota, ! 5a5 y Sturosr.
Gan Gran3igco, Sal. 4 Gage IA Stuuosa
So9std, Ranias, , Gage.
Eot0n, glaf, 10 etuuotu.
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Robert Sigas. GetIsaurpnGt,
oG3-569, G~alprt=9uilDine.
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fpprfenen Gtdenthums.


Rrait zines 3eicbls Des GrcisQcri6ts 9r. . Der
StaOt Baltimore lpirO Der uutcrieitnete 9,ripdl=
ter y reitaQ, ocn II. Auli 1903. NabmittaQs
/ llbr, ale nd6folQcnD bci6ricbcnen an Der 9oro=
ie;ts DIR Main6uittts =Nptuut in Baltimore belt=
aenen bier @rnnpitiidt aH Srt NM Stclc aui pi=
fcntli6cr Nuttion perfluieH:
9eoinuenp in Den reipcttipeu Gntitrnunqcn pon
Il Sub q ,3og, . Gub A. 3oa, Y 5uB a 3oa
uno 20 5ub Al 3oa otli5 pom Der our6 Die
Sreuiuno Dcr NorDieite Der WaTa6uittts=Npsuus
nit Der Gillette Der SruiuQsauenue Q~ebilOctcn Gde.
pas crits, iipcite NM brittle @runoitHd nit elmer
fsrpnte BON ic II 5uB, nuD pas pirrte init eiusr
Eroute BON - 6ub j 3oa all Maiaauictts=NOs
mnp oann in eleiGmdbiaer 9reitc nDrolib nd err
ftredrno, parallel nit SrpinQ=Ipenut, 100 GuB bis
,rr 0oroitite elmer 10 SUB breitcu Naep.
Wteen @ciibtitel uno poasr 9eitreibuna febs
bic ~lrtunoe BON 6oparo 9. S'Rsttie an Charles
IS. 7selir pom i. Gcbruar 1897 batirt uno eeborie
reeitrirt In 2ibT 81. 9. 1901, Solo 5g etc,
cines Der 9auoz8eeiher Der Giant Baltimore.
Sie @ebduli6feiteu auf ieosm erunoitiid beiteben
ans cinem 5ipsiitpdieen iieGeiftetnerneu 9Sobubauie.
@rino,ins $40 fir jeoes GrIn0fiid
9rtauisbeoiuQuneeu: Gin Grittsl Saar, Der Ret
nab leds uno ip6li MoRaten, poer Niles 9aar,
na6 @tliebtn pes Rduiers; riidtGnOies @ttrdqt
fno pom 9crfauistaee an 3inicn len NH
miinsn ,ur ,3uiriepenbtit ocs gerpoltcrs f6er qc=
itelt fin. Gin Sepuft BON $50 fir jtoes @aus
ipiro CUR 9erfaufsisit %perlungt.
&obert Siees, 9lripaiter.
8. u. &irtlanp
(a9, 92,6,S) auttiolator.
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Snurnalifen=3aa.

Omaha, Re6r., 9. SuIi. = DIX
Sd6resconfersn5 Der rNational Obi
toriul 4fociation" fpuros bier geitern
our3 prGioent 9urrD u. 8iGarb
erOffnet. Sn ieiner grDffnungsrebe
betpnte Der &ebner, ouB es bic gfIidt
Eoes fpa6ren 3eitunssmannes fei,
ben rgelben" Sournalismus aus Der
Welt gu i4dffen. 4u9 gegsn bus
penniplpaniiGe 2ibeuz9eiss nit ieis
men fat beifpielloien 6Grten tpanote
ii9 Der Reoner, inbem er es cine treble
8erkBuns Der Rs9te Dss Bottles
nannts, unb am SOLUBLE ieiner Reoe
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eSarn= SauD in SiiosNnfpta

IL i5neI I'M 4reiis teieenO unS cine Gapital:
Vintage ossbaib. Gepinnbrinqsnp. Gin cute eM
ddersGarm in Der Samts=3 ipcr sSalsY 1T iir %
collars pro adcr ,u D~trtauien. Solips @e9dnot
C9SoDnbaus. Stall iur 20 a0pis, aorRbans tfir
lUo BIS guibel 9etrtioel; gutes 9Saher -
por3nelibts Eanb. ales suiammcr, lei6t rolege;
40 ader INTERIM 9ilnq. $50 Adcr 9~rnslant-
QUIZ ernott itots Sabr uHn nadipeisli5 bobs er:
ttacsIabi9teit. S'bt pa6itnDe Grnote tann nit
uoernonlnnen iDeroen. Gdttcr itg oiele JarH rt:is
u baben. 9ur balbt anBablung ot5
"ohlaeioes notbig. aub feline IHiuden prel5lptrtb
3h pdb'i: Uiels nsuti5e AHfsoler. Ser Gi9eRs
d9uHer II. Rpnie, .. 8. 5rcosrit, Sroiuh
60, 5outb Safuta. C5uNiS-)
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Rubcrt Sisas. 3tehtsarlpaIt,
563-5G9, Gulp;rt=9uiloiug.
. 10 tiers : . c rfau
ais Nr. 4108, 4110, Alp uno ALA
Mufa6uietts @apenue,
bcfdHntcn
t~pert6polen einem 8~runD5ins inter
nprfenen @iQentbums.


Rroit eints 9cicbls OCs Grcisocrj6ts 9r. , ocr
Staot Baltimore ipiro Der uutsr3clhntte @trpals
ter : reitaQ q, Den II. Suli 1903. Habmittaqs
4 llbr, afs uo6iplqcuO bci6riebenen an Der gtoros
icitc Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Baltimore be.
lcQcucn bier @runoitiidc al Crt iluO STEELE oui
6iientliber 9uttion pcrtnufen.
@coiurcuo in ben reipeftip;u Gutieruuuqen pon
40 Sub, l26 Sub, 1l2 6ub Uuo % 6uB Dtlit
bon Der our6 bic 2rcuIunQ Der ~gturOicite Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT Der Siticitc Der SrpjuQ.
Npcnut g~tbilostcu Cd. ieots 9ruuoitiit nit elmer
75rpnte BON II 6uB at Maiabuietts sApcnuc, mn
pann i'll QlcibmdbiQer 9rcitc ib n0rpli6 c~ritrcf.
fcno, parallel nit SrpinQ=Hpeuuc, 100 SUB bis iur
Rorpicite rintr 10 SUB brcit,u NueD.
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2unp=3ecoros Der Staot Baltimore.
Sie @cbduli6tcittu btttben aus 5pcif6diQtn Die:
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beg @runptitd.
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mad icts uno jip0li Monatcn, ODER Naes @aar
no6 @tlitbcu bcs Gdufcrs; riidtdnoiQt 3ctrdQt
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