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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
THEY WILL
keep UP
CABINET
BaIfuur and Chamberlain Work.
Ing Together 10 Maintain Min
istry In Spite Of designations

London, Sept 1.-THE Associated Press
understands that the rumors OF the ap-
preaching resignation OF chancellor of
the execheauer. Mr.. Ritchie. are well
founded. He will attend a special cabinet
/n c-ting called for today with 'he deter
mination of resigning.
Other minor designations are likely to
lain and Premier Baffour are reported
to be standing together and intend keep
ing up the cabinet by filing the va
cancies.
From all parts OF the country and the
continent. British cabinet minister's came
to London this morning to attend the
cabinet meeting, which was regarded as
marking the most important phase In the
recent pontical HISTORY of the United
Kingdom.
The Times voiced public sentiment In
saying: 1t was a great occasion" more
important even that the historic meet
ing, when home rule was uppermost. for
the main issue today is the unity Of the
empire"
Not since the fateful days when the
cabinet framed in answer TO President
Kruger's ultimatum. had such crowds
gathered around Downing street. From
early morning loiterers assembled there
IN the hope OF catching a glimpse OF the
political leaders. However. when II was
announced that the cabinet would not
II eet until o'clock the spectators dw', ~
led away.
Mr.. Balfour. who arrived in London
from Scotland. yesterday evening went
20 Downing street early today. There a
number OF treasury officials were closet
ed all the morning with Mr.. Baltour's 3
secretaries. going over the statistics on
which the cabinet Is supposed to base its
decision for or against free trade.
Mr.. Chamberlain, who was the central
figure in today's proceedings left Bir-
mingham, accompanied by his wife. A
large crowd bade them farewell at the
railroad station. On their arrival here
Mrs Chamberlain went TO their London
home and Mr. Chamberlain proceeded TO
the Colonial office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
KNEE CAP FRACTURED.
Cora W. Brown Sues the Rhode Island To-
for $4,000 Damages,

While Cora W. Brown was getting of
car from Fox Point at Market square
on the 22nd Of November. 1899. she slipped
on the car step and was thrown 10 the
ground. She declares that the car step
was worn and slippery. and also that
there was some foreign substance care
lessly left upon ~.
The plaintiff had her knee cap broken
and she sustained a number OF other in
juries The amount she seeks TO recover
by suit entered In the common pleas di-
vision OF the supreme court today
against the Rhode Island company r.
10000
owen r. Gallagher and John w Hogan
are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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DRAGGED BY CAR.
Bruncknow Claims He Was Badly Injured
and Is Suing for SI0,0U0.

c. O. Bruncknow of this city was a
passenger on one OF the Rhode Island
company's cars on Dec. 18th, 1902. and
he was riding on the rear platform. He
had taken the car at Globe street for
Westminster street and while the car
was going over the switch at Bassett
street IL was suddenly run at a very high
rate OF speed. In taking the main track
tho car was jolted and swayed a good
deal and Mr. Bruncknow was thrown
with much violence to the ground.
He was dragged some so feet and had
his left shoulder dislocated. his neck
sprained. the flesh torn from his leg and
was otherwise cut and bruised. He sues
10 recover 10000
His attorneys are Thomas II. Hoton
ara Thomas j. Flynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14

Paris, Sept. H-The foreign office ad-
vices from Bulgaria show that the situ-
alton is growing more serious owing to
reports that the Turkish troops are slow
ly nearing the border.
II there advance continues there will be
a general mobilization OF the Bulgarian
fcrces, preparatory to meeting eventuali-
ties.
A Russo-Austrian note TO the powers
has been received here and is now under
consideration. IL sets forth that In the
event OF hostilities between Turkey and
Bulgaria, Russia and Austria will not
give their support TO either OF the par
ties. but will hold each OF them to a
strict accountability for their actions.
1. Is expected that France will adhere
TO the Russo Austrian attitude
RAIDS ON THE FRONTIER.
Berlin, Sept. H.--A dispatch TO the
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HIS FOOT CRUSHED.
Frehsrg Suls Boston Bridge Company fer
$4,000 for injuries Sustslnei.

Tdward Friberg has sued his former
employer. the Boston Bridge company TO
recover $4,000 for personal Injuries. on
the SOth OF October 1902, the plaintiff was
assisting In the placing OF large piece
OF iron on a post near India Point and
claims IL was the duty OF his employer
TO have suitable and safe appliances for
the work.
This duty plaintiff says was violated
in that one OF the chains used in raising
the piece Of iron was weak. unsuitable
and unsafe. and breaking while the piece
OF iron was in mid-air the iron dropped
on plaintiffs foot So severe wes the
blow that the plaintiffs right leg had
10 bc amputated. six inches below the
knee
Thomas " Holton and Thomas ].
Flynn arc attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Frankfort Zeitung from Sofa, Bulgaria,
says Turkish troops have raided the Rul-
garian frontier near Tekendecho and
have driven off three herds OF sheep.
The dispatch adds that Turkish SOL
diers at Kirk Kilissch (32 miles from
Adrianople). I'm Turkish territory. fred
on the French consulate. breaking the
windows.
party OF Turks bivouacking near
Gichtepe had with them % Bulgarian
women ard girls.
Five hundred OF the native women and
children have arrived at Tekendecho
DEMANDS INTERVENTION
St Petersburg Sept 1.-THE novoe
vremya today demands active interven-
ton in Macedonia and proposes as a So
luton OF the difficulties the attaching
officers OF the foreign powers TO allow
Turkish repressive expeditions with au-
thority 10 prevent unnecessary cruelty
Continued on page Two.
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FRENCH NUNS ARR We.

New York. Sept. lion board the
French line steamer La Gascogne today
which arrived from Havre were 60 French
nuns who were sent here on account OF
the recent laws preventing their services
In schools
hey will be sent 20 various religious
houses In this country and Canada
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
EGN0R DIES IN THE'
ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Crushed Prison Keepers Skull With
an Iron Bar and Then Shot Victim
tODeath With His Own Revolver.

Auburn N. " Sept I4-Carence Egnor put death by
electricity prison here this morning for the
Archibald Benedict keeper Auburn prison. in January
1907.
Egnor convict and had been punished several times by
dsobedence On the of the murder Egno
his with iron bar striking blow which crushed
his skull Benedict dead.
Egnor his 26th year and lived Buffalo Under
assumed Spain While under
Rochester Egnor escaped from JAIL for which oense he sent
years. year after his arrival here he committed
murder which him his life.
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They Are Reported TO Have Driven Off Herds Belong
ing to BulgarianS- Between the Two C0un-
tries Imminent Admiral Cotton Exchanges Visits
With New Governor General of Beirut With Very
Satisfactory Results.

Washington Sept I4The department today posted the
following bulletin:
Admiral Cotton teegraphs from Beirut I2t instant that he had
exchanged satisfactory visits with the general The
general has charge of the consul The
chief police has been deposed Twenty eight including
principals the disturbance last Sunday have been arrested
Administration of general inspires
general left the I2t instant for
Constantnope.
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NOTED PHOTOGRAPHER pElD.

New York. Sept i4-otto sarany. who
for nearly 30 years has had an interna-
tional reputation for his work in portrait
photography. is dead at a hospital in this
city from phthisis
His health had beer failing for over
two years. He was the son of Napoleon
sarany, the crayon painter and was wide
ly known among members OF the theatri-
cal profession
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
ANOTHER SeRvlkN PLOT.

London. Sept IA special dispatch
from the Bulgarian frontier reports that
another servian military pict has been
discovered at Kraguvevats go miles from
Belgrade).
Several more officers have been arrest-
al
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GAVE HIMSELF UP.

Butte. Mont. Sept n-Llewellyn Falk-
ner. one OF the six prisoners. who escap-
ed from the county jail here on August
u walked into the sherins ofrice last
night and gave himself up
Falkner was charged with murder and
was considered the most dangerous Of
the escaped prisoners.
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KILLED IN A STREET FIGHT,

wheeling. WA. Sept n-Lijah James
known as Black Prince fatally shot
william Jeffries yesterday during a street
fight
Both men are colored and members OF a
small minstrel troupe. The trouble grew
out of James alleged insult 10 Jefrries'
wife
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
GUARDIAN 40 LIEN APPOINTED.

A decree was entered in the appellate
division OF the supreme court. today IN
the case Of Patrick r. Galligan et al VS.
Rose A Sullivan et al appointing Wilbur
A Scott guardian ad litem of Rose ana
Lawrence Keeean Mum. having rights
In the property involved In the case.
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fUT IN FOR HkRHOR.

Halifax. y. s.. Sept 1.-THE tow boats
Underwater and Virginia with dredge
No. and scows In tow from Montreal
for Boston. put IN here last night for a
harbor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14

London. Sept i4--As a result Of the
recent antl-Jewish 6~itation among the
laboring classes at Cardiff. Wales. and In
It's neighborhood 100 Jewish employees Of
the Dowlsls works left Merthyrtdevtl -
day on their way 10 America
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KILLED AT RAILROAD CROSSING.

Waterloo. ~. Y. Sept. H-Rev. Gilbert
Travis. formerly Of Junius. near Water
loo. was struck today by a New York
Central passenger train near Biackbrook
crossing Seneca Falls and instantly kill
ed
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Stolen Bonds

We beg 70 notify the public that the
following bonds were obtained from our
Office by fraud and the public Is hereby
warned against negotiating same:
1000 Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad First
Mortgage 4 per cent Gold Bonds. .iue
July ]. 194s Nos. M25231. M25232
and M32o26 Gin denomination of 81. 900
each)
81 900 Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad First
Mortgage 4 per cent Gold Bonds due
July l. ls4s Nos D7lsl. D71s2, D7ls3
and D71si Qn denomination OF $500
each).
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad. Land Grant.
First Mortgage per cent. Gold
Bonds, due July /. is47. Nos. Mss640.
Msss41 Msse42 Mss643 and Mss644. lin
denomination of 1900 each).
IS. 900 Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road General Mortgage Coupon 4 per
cent Gold Bonds. due Oct. l. 1895.
Nos. M73047. M7So4s. M7s04s. M73o5o
and M40059.
II the above bonds are offered for sale,
or as collateral on loans. please detain
party presenting same, and notify this
Office, or n. b. Watts. Chief Inspector OF
Police Boston Mass
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MALE AND FEMALE. 81 STARTS
you: 81 per day. easy. Call % Randall
street, Providence; g to 9 y. IN
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TOO LAre TO ee CLASSIFIED.

wAN1ED-THREE OR FOUR WELL
dressed. clean. sober men for special
newspaper work Call at Hotel Perrin. :
10 $50 a. m. 5 to ! .. m. as for Mr. Fer
guson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14

THE Eden Of Nsrrasanse.t Bay"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14

SECOND ANNUAL
HaIf-PriCe Sal G !
For ten days commencing
SEPTEMBER 2Ist
The Lorraine
Remnant Rooms
OFFER the remainder of their
WASH DRESS GOODS

At the following prices:
WASH SILKS in fancy colors. 57hc.
value, 2sc.
WASH SILKS in white. 7oc value, asc.
PoNGEES In delicate colorings, 47hc.
value. 25c.. 3911c. value, 2oc
LAWNS. plain and fancy shades and silk
and Cotton mixtures. S5c. value, lsc.,
1Sc. value. &c.
MERcERIzED cHEvIoTs ssc. value,
Ice.
We offer as a special fine grade
INDIA TWILL, CSC. value. for 45c
GOLF FLANNELS. 45c. value. 271kc.
sHIRTINGS. &c. value i211c., 12Ik. value.
l0c.
and a host OF other fabrics. all products
OF our looms.
Trains leave Providence 1925. 11:5 a. m.
-2:25. 1882. 4:30 D. m.
Returning. leave Lorraine 1l:15 a. NJ
lilo 2.15. 3:l5. b.lO u m
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The Eden Of Narrasansst, Bay
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DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL

Man OF about 80 or 80 years of age.
about II. in. In height. weight about
$50 pounds. black hair dark complexion.
smooth face. with the exception OF small
dark mustache, slight color in cheeks.
wears glasses. and apparently man OF
education and OF good address, and
quite familiar with banking customs.
E. n. GAY q o.,
IS Congress St., Boston, Mass.
6. n. CAY q CO.,
80 Westminster ST., Providence, n. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-29
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THE STARS FIGHT
FOR PURE MIX

OF late there has been much COM
pSalnt AZ 70 aduifsratlon d milk Ia
this regard me authorities cosid not
pefi taks action too radical The Of
fesss is one that should not H. toll
Grated and that cannot - c0udoned.
u ~ properties q milk are well Under
staseA u - an essential article ~ dlef
Fer hahla# ard Delicate children rallk
b indispensable. To feed these upon
rtuN that hss beea dfaREeg may bs 70
Nil them. The man who would DO u
f8r gain ought = bf put osst % buai-
hess permanently. No excuse IL 10 BE-
offered on biz nehaH u milk cannot
b. preserved beyond a certain time
without the addition ~ chemicals
There should - s4fua method ~ dis
pssfHE u e ns8Fs quickly The deaief
who cannot make \ Avina without
poiaonirx biz ne4EhBsfs should turn %
sgme other indnnfriaf hsl3 Tha DEM
orairs fi9n has been made eatadiy
that pure milk ear BE- sold. II IL not
~ The nature II the laid 10 remain
sweet Tor mura than a certain time NJ.
though The process ear he stayed b.
regulation u Temperature and other
conditions when IL n stayed b. drop
ping drugs into q. Il - no longer NJ
for nse. ard the ase should b. forbid
Den.
over IN Seattle there Il child near
dc1th. and IN the opinion u physicians
The aiimFnf Il due e8ieiy 10 poisoned
mills There - talk u the arrest u
IN dlFronser Of this milk 10 0~se Of
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SHOES AND SELF-RESpEcT

hates anyr
AMI
ne aadpi
q
% daara@f b. ne W a. Arm
nat awkward
a
-
ssheboy a
~ q ira elevation q mankind II
a putt b. bsst fsatfs
a
e.
cover =
barsfeosea
Ian 5saAias better ssisE better
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whpn the story was done. be ruus
and uAxKe8 his head.
.tatl Il revenge. be sata. II q
strikes rsa IN that iiaht MsHassas
tsreNa. what IL sssuf 0r1n sun =
q eeears to ms. answered Mast
ice. a sHocurs e. tns that the mar
played his haud = few 1ays Toe
late
swhieh l. 10 aayf-
"WrtL 40 not call y FexenEe
Aaafina admitted. unwilling % Ssa-
tufs any theory.
No more 90 /. Z" sAid the captain.
what say. NaN how would the II.
luasrinua cslonwi lenH 0tth thta
puapet efeWn on hie head lie
cnfuea from Austria. who. 20 fnY
thinktnx. = cogulxAnt o. all he dos
and has aous."
The answer go. not spoken fsf
fass tkHr fesvr arznsa ans 50
marshal. the princess and the maid
81 honor came doea the st@fs. The
captain. Nax and tho surgeon stnsssi
AZ aaiate. Naarice. however. drew
back inte the shadows At fha side u
the CRATE. Tn. old soldier Kasesi
down az The pale face % the yosHas
iieufsuaut and smiled kindly.
Even the best ~ soldiers make
mistakes he said. even the best.
Na. 3 as xon Mitter made an attempt
to speak Tvs heard at about Il
and from uoat fcliabis arufcs. =
nBtidlnH toward the ANXIOUS maid ~
hanarn. s.Caiuuai.- addressed the
captain. whose eyes started At thtz
appsilation. colonel. you will 9spnft
- me IN tbs morning to assume
your new duties Won Mlftsr wiil
take unon himself yaar dates a.
captain Of the household ssssep. ard
y8u. F-ehaTfshstsin. will hereafter
take charge % her royal hiEhnsaN'
carriage ~
II have always tried ~ % my
duty" said won Nlttsr. tie felt a
small hand secretly press his.
And you have always succeeded.
captain. said n voice which made
NaufIee's foolish heart leap.
God bless your royal hiRhuessis
mufmured the big soldier hut
am not the one you must thank for
this nights work"
The marshal psered % the silent
figure beyond The fireplace Maurice
vas epnpsiiAd "a stand forth. All
said the marshal
Maurice wins the duel. but spares
BeauvsIss ne
Yes" went on Won Miiser. nut for
him No ons knows what the End might
have hesh"
The princess took step forward
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anxiety widening her dark eyes. End
the swift glance added . the fever IN
the reaipinutH Euisa How
beautiful nae Vas and hnw faf away
Monsieur carewe" said the mar
shall 'srrns ~ haya plenty 90 ielH'
ufv tinis an his hands fortunately fof
us You wrre not hltf
%. no. :" said Maurice. hiushinH IL
IL strange how Kopf got away I am
positive that I hit him
I'VE shall md him said the mar.
shat with 4 look a. the newly appoint
a obipnsi Witch said Your straps
hans Ia the baisnes"
An" cried The princess tupnisiye-
~ what doss - al nsanf what had
this man aaainst me. aha have always
hesn hind 10 him
we shall Wish yeuf hishnsss' per
asizsien. said the marshal 'feavs al
questions 70 the future Lot NO re-
turn O. tso archbishop.
''fiood nishi IassaisaFs sHid hes
hishnsaa = shall not FORGET Thank >
q Yaa. g=fs=iH" ore usfs sisEcs AMI
shs Was Eons But tits Stance hlas.
aoHssd in one heart iatn = fiowef "
haps
rhs marshal hasfus eis.ssd the daor
tshind tho wpmen. reiaFnsd % the
afesp before tbs nfsplaes
talpnsi he said maks no ssrnF,
20 seek BeaNfasa
.t.es him scr exclaimed the eaiarsi
Id dlsufay
AYE 10 lst him "a. We a. not ss.h
hsaFs 9Th hintsknt. aHd that 10 ali
- have"
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without nams. country or respect
ifla purpose Never mind.
-Four Of you seek for Kopf Go %
the opera and follow kopfa woman
horne. III allow no one 20 cross ths
frontier on pain % heiuN shot Hurry
away hafnre the arehhlthnn hears II
the matter kopf dead or alive
alive viii be iean oonNonisnt fof al
cpnesfnsd OFT with y0uie
The sasfdfoom was a. once emp-
tied
Hlemer. Who was both surE,san
ana aniaisr. prnhcd tha wound in
Won Afittsra log and extracted the
ballet. he applied cold water Infs
and handazun
There sAid the surgeon. stand
ting up. that's better Nexf he taak
a frw stitches Va the cot on thr
ehsek. sHe.li b. all right " 4 day
OF -. theuah he'll limp. CartYs
- I'm Sound enough" answered
vun Mlttsf op~ntns he eyes I'm
sies AZ hsAfs. though. nat Keff sas
away when We hah him Ear and
fast tut hs's goi q bullet sqrare IT,
s.I'm sufs Of a. said Maafie. wha
loaned assr the bach If thn spssh.
sfa clair.
Ths captain eyed him iaau'rlnsiY
Pardon ms said Rrha rfsnsIdtff.
"a anfaln Monsieur t,areNa. an
Amsraean tourist. formerly u ths
tutted states cavalry Ard 4 pretty
shot. too. II Nauia have Eons badly
with a. bot Zoe hin,~
Ny thanks ssid the eanf 4fn.
affh : ssfks uHi Mar aesHta sfas
me the Whaie story"
And aehArfsnatsin dfurps~i ts,a a
chair aua fseaaatsd In ptEflifvsaae
dietira iha adventure hen they mad
remained ~ ths royal carffafu TIT
tbs nNfns. fscoNsfing from tai' faint
had Fushed out ant told their, n shs
ahauetion ard che long raes 90 tbs
south aiAafe while b. listened the
captain eutoksd thosishifsiiy. and
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nesaf Let ua weep together them
only ! cannot weep fof happiness.
TO return o. The nRhf ~ Kapf A.
b. dashed down the road he hesfd
two reports Al the second he expert
enegd terrible burning ht9u under
the fiaht shoulder blade and iumfdi
nteiY hia arm became paralyked lie
rpuEhaA With . supreme effort hs
managed g. recover his balance Al
ready his eaiiafbane had been cracked
| by = hatlsi either from Won Mittef u
I ffsm s. affsnstain
"ooda curse an thom all" he sob
bed. aaed eafssw Hs hif hia lips.
and when he drew bic breath The pain
which followed almost robbed him q
his senses Behind him the sound %
heafs came 40 nsaTer,
Cufss him and hiH damned gold lie
never warned me 50 he said b. would .
On he rode TO reach the
city. to reach Gsrtruaas 10 give the
horss a cut snd send him aaftfss this
! wsa bis endsavpr Iiui would be reach
the city aiivsf was he dying Hs
could net Sc Ne kept IA the
saddle bi viii power alone To Ger.
tfuas she could usa tho cpnaoia And
after AL be loved her. n be disd shs
Nould be provided Tor.
The nfnt u the city iamns. re Eol=
bed II 70 this street he turned. lnta
that. sEpsetins each moment q he
ehaiisnEsd At last he had hoe a cor
nor 10 turn. lie stopped, siia from the
aAnais ard save the aainal cut ana
y plunged forward a. a Stia gAiiafi
Johann sskssafsa aioitR the STREET.
fumhilnE ~ bis p0rseia f9r his keys.
gaffsaraa ~ the opera company lived
IA an apartment ou the sse1nd Hgpf.
ever - cheap restaurant ishs bad
come fram the fhesfef with had
arhs and VS. bathirz her temples r.
prffnmad ammonia water, When she
nsafi faafatsus ~ the cQffifHf and
later shs Fasp ~ = hcy IN The lock.
A. fha aaaf opened she hehsid q spec
taeie which eaaaoa her 70 scream.
Hush aerfruds am dying
rfanssf ! must tax 80 yaui
Silence Johann tetteru1 " a taunEs
ana dropped on hia side
rhe euman. silil tfershiinH With
frishi aHa terror. pnnrsa into her
palm some - tAs punErnt iiauid Nth
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