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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

At the council meeting Tuesday
lay nmat. Mayer Wtator appointed
tho subway committee hi~7of anil
Aldermen K.ahlor. Fraser Wood and
Ncn. II is an cNccllcn, committees and
IL it win go at the subject with the
purpose upparmost in It's mind to
accomplish something, there is little
JcAou To doubt that an equitable and
amicable adjustment will be reached
The mayor stated that he had spoken
" Commissioner Parsons, who Ind
agreed 10 a conference and that a
Coz ference could very likely be held
ucrt week. when nh the members of
the committee and Of the board of
Cairo Drainage Commissioners would
nc present This conference viii
probably be the first OF several which
viii hc necessary before the subject
can be finally settled, and it is to he
hoped that some attention will he civ
n 81 lock gates instead Of the propos.
ed hoop lCvcc. as being in, every way
lF sQ0d a protection to both interests.
while being more economical and 30
ne away with the mtuntlin cf earth
between the city and the drainage
dis'rict. giving clear roadway and
a~cie1r view both ways The adyan
t1geS Of lock gates over a loop lsye0
arc SO many. SO important and so OBJ
yious that it Is difficult to see how
a., NE can fail 10 recognize and fay.
or them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

Oh! yes Our Republican friends
love one another, and will all WITS
shoulder to shoulder TO the polls on
election day They will take with
biblical humility the slappiugs AMI
kickings they have received from the
governor for refusing g vote for his
candidate ia the state convention, ard
admitting the Nervousness of their of.
fence and the justice of their punish
ment. they will meekly obey their
master sneak up 10 the polls ard vote
according to orders
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

An old lady, whose uninterrupted
residence on a farm In the lower sec
ton of Berks county had made her a
stranger to modern city conveniences.
recently paid a visit TO some relatives
in Reading. Tho first evening she
retired, as was her custom, very
early Some time later the smell of
gas reached the other occupants and
hasty invasion of the newcomers
room revealed the cause.
This gas" shouted one Of the party
to the latter. us leaking"
Well Welt" replied the rural visi.
tor, sitting up in bed and cycling tho
floor, Did It spoil the carpet much?"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

Chief Prices report to the CITY
council regarding gambling and
gamblers in the city. was the subject
of various comment yesterday It
was read with mingled feelings Of
amusement and contempt. according
to the nature and disposition of the
reader The bold declaration By the
chief that the city is now free from
gambling was not accepted by any
one as true. although not one Of
those who questioned it would have
made a good prosecuting witness in
a court For ought The Bullern
knows to the contrary tho chief
statement may he true; but to the
best Of its belief. and the belief Of a
great many people who are casual Oh
servers. the chiefs statement is a
very Wild shot Had the chief been
content 10 report that the gambling
evil bad been materially reduced he
would have been within the bounds
Of what Appeals to be true and his
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
Aaasrohy

Anarchy seems to reign in Colora
do. II Is a war between the state
government and union labor men who
have resorted to the wholesale
slaughter Of non-union men as q
means of enforcing their demand for
an eight hour law This mornings
news tells of a battle between the
state troops and the union men. ia
which a number were killed and
wounded This was precipitated by
the terrible affair of Monday. In
which a large number of nonuuior
men were blown into the air while
standing on a depot platform waiting
to take train for their homes e.
has ceased 70 be question Of union
on non-unlon. and has resolved ITSELF
into one Of law or anarchy That the
law must and will be upheld and that
the murderers must and will be pun
ished al any cost goes without say
ing: and the union men Of Colorado
have only set another example. Of
many that have been presented, thai
they cannot hope TO advance their
cause, through violence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

further assurance that the efforts to
reduce il to the minimum would be
continued with proper energy would
probably have been accepted with a
degroe Of satisfaction But TO say
that ne city IS now free from ganh
ling that is straining the credulity
of tho public rather too'ia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

Spinach and egg salad: Prepare
md mold the spinach. Have ready
also some cold boiled egg and mayor
naise Turn The spinach from tho
molla On TO nests of shredded let
tuca Dispose, chain fashion arounl
the fase of the spinach, the whites of
the eggs cut in rings, and press d
star Of mayonnaise in the center of
each ring Pass the yolk5 through a
sieve and sprintle over the tops of
the mounds and place above this the
round ends Of the whites.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
TRAINS ARRIVE

All Illinois Central, Mobile & Ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and de-
part from Central station, corner OF
Second street and OHIO Levee.
All Big Four and Iron Mountain
trains arrive and depart from the
Union station. Second street and Com.
mercial avenue.
Mail may be deposited in the box at
the transfer station, located at Cen
trail station, 20 minutes before the de-
parturc of any train.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

Strawberry 5hortcaFo. StraWber
nv shortcake with whipped cream col
ored green with pistachc is attractive
TO behold and very good to- eat Ney
or make strawberry shortcakc with
axe dough Tho original shortcake
mixture Is like baking powder bis
cults Roll out The dough and divide
iu equal parts Spread one piece with
butter and place the other piece on
IT, Bake and while hot gently sop1
rate the two pieces Spread with tho
Berries and put together again. Serve
with cream
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
FIN AND PHILOSOPHY.
Their voices often. in duets.

Their voices often in duets.
Were heard ONE time ago.
But now 70 join no chance he gets.
For things have changed. Won know
Now they are wed. ana she prefers
A solo part to sing.
And he, poor man. no longer has
a voice IN anything
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
KCEp ADDING

To your bank account. Tbs
way 10 do it Is to add u your bust
ireys. and the way 10 do that is to
advertise --persistently Iudic7usIy,
in way that will reach the people.
The morning newspaper which reach.
ca the homes OF the people, Is univcr
sally Acknowledged TO be the best
medium
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

lated EVEN by ITS OWNER man Of intellectual nature
and regular education bases his every argument his every conviction
upon mathematical truths lie is fond saying, 1T is certain
and make four and that him perfectly
sabe standpoint lie pcrceiye that to the with whom he
argues the fact that and make four of the slightest inn
poancc She SAYS for instance perfect army of roughs
threatened aud hours before she could get through them
The corrects her with:
There we're but of the rough and five minutes
before YOU out of their reach and quite safe"
Only four indeed More likely foryfour cries the woman,
with and Indignation.
8" you there only fourto side Of the door
and the other and two and make four, don't theyF
"N0T ALWAYS" by any means retorts madam with all the
Of her conyconsno this case for instance Two and
made great deal than four FOR Me- assure you
And she is actually than the is -Four street
ruans namcd spirit the attempting
hustle and annoy lady simply because she is well dressed and looks
scoDfuy become in her eyes and her consciousness
great many than and They become crowd mob
paIanx terrifying and perhaps deadly force She quite right
in saying that in this TWO AND TWO DID NOT MAKE
FOUR but forour and that the period Of time during which she
felt herself in their power her without bounds limit but
chaos of endurance answering many hours Of ordinary life If the
clock said but minutes why all the for the clock
and have been male clock although they generally
called she
But YOU can't make man see this YOU for instanceyou are
reading it. Tell me, aren't you saving to yourself:
she that the frightened the mob SEEMED
argeand the time SEEMED long, but in point of fact and
only four and five minutes but five Minutes
There That exactly the difference between mans mind
woman The fast bound tied and fettered in the chain
o his sins perhaps but of his mechanical makeup lie simply
CANNOT take in the idea that actually and
literally happens but is each person THE RESULTS II PRO
DUCES UPON THAT PERSONS MENTALITY
If reader Of the masculine persuasion asks me- How do YOU
know this rather startling truth and how do YOU prove it? p
with that grand simplicity characteristic Of great minds and great
truths know by INTUITION, and prove it by looking in uon
my convictions, which tell m it Is a truth
If YOURS DOESN'T TELL YOU So IT is NOT A TRUTH FOR
YOU. WE CONTINUE GAZING, UPON THE COZ n
ARD THE OTHER UPON THE THE SHIELD eAcs
ASSURED THAT TRUE SIDE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

To make cucumber salad Pacl
three good sized cucumbers, cut into
lice and place in a saucepan peel
and chop enc small onion ana add to
cucumbcrs ana twentyf0ur pepper
-orns. or the anne amount In ground
white pepper, two tahlespoonfuls Of
vinegar, and three cups Of water
Stew an these together gently until
very tender Soak hall box Of geia
atinc In half a cup Of cold water for
Ten minutes and add TO the above o
gradients; take from the fire and
strain through a wet chccsecIoth
straincr When the jelly begins to
CONCEAL pour into small mold8 which
have been wet with cold water and
lined with slices Of small, ripe firm
tomatoes which have been cut into
quarters Place i'm ice chest until
very firm Turn ont on the inside
leaves of head lettuce and place a
teaapoonful Of very stir mayounaisc
on top of each
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

ms mighty queer about famiHes
There's Mr. Osh7ushnes y-ehc Ia
no children. an il ! rsymimber cor
rectlv ir was the came with her
mother. Life
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

Talk as won please said H1r-
ward lIashen. but it takes practice
to be a real genius
OATS 50. an lots Of it replied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County Illinois, Pop
uation t6,:47.

Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER
Clerk, r. A HATCHER
Comptroller, T. h. Powell
Police Magistrate, J. II. ROBINSON.
Chief Of Police, 7 b. PRICE.
Alexander County, Population 22,965
County Judge VIM. 5. DEWEY.
County Clerk. JESSE e. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE Il. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS. N McMANUS.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK e.
DAVIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

formation will he briefly given every day, ans
question asked by readers concerning suy OF
the multitudiuous affairs Of daily Lille will re-
ceiye careful consideration
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09
WO1nan's Intuition Is
Incomprehensible to Man
BY Mrs. FIR ANK LESLIE

}OBABLY of all the problems that puzzle the mascu-
line student Of woman the most UTTERLY lNSOLc
UBLE is the matter Of intuition. 1t is far easier for
a woman to understand the formal and laborious
methods Of a mans mind than for him to grasp the
idea Of an intntive process which cannot be fornu-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-09

f1II0T 2 rDIlVse INl3 WOMB % rIakI
10 the extreme if NOT fatal In enec'
upon the campaign Talk to that Of
feet chould cease II was perception
Of lis danger that led Mr. Cleveland
10 give ont his recent INST earnest
and emphatic declaration for the New
York convention choice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

boxes and few OF the Objectionable
features. however. have been abol-
ished Evidently. though. Il has
taken the mayor AMI police depart
meuf two months 20 discover this
fact At any rate Mayor BallinEer
tn his Communication To the euun-
ell states that Ferguson has not
done all tho good things he asked Of
him. Including the stoppage of sale
Of liquor h. women. and for this
reason he refuses 20 give Ferguson
permission 20 open the Arcade
Il Is not unlikely that the council
will pass the measure over the
mayor veto.
Mayor Ballinger last night also
vetoed twn ordinances granting the
privileges Of violating the building
ordinances. The favors were asked
Of the eouueilmen and received by
T. W Herald and Mrs Heman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
ALL FOR REAL
CHARITY

The ladies' OF the First Free
Methodist church have been quietly
doing a great amount OF work
among the poor OF the city and have
procured a large number Of Christ
mas presents for children The
members OF the church have been
soliciting clothing and toys with
which TO make many children hap
ny aud sewing bee has been work.
ing for some time in the church pre-
pairing the clothing
Rev Mckinley. pastor OF the
church. announced that the ladies'
have a large amount Of clothing.
but would be very pleased TO have
people having clothing or toys
which they cannot use. 10 notify
any OF the members Of the church.
or deliver clothing and toys at the
church Vestry. corner OF Pine street
and Terry avenue. Already a large
number OF people have been made
happy and plans are arranged To
make a great number OF little chill
drcn happy on Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
BELIEVE 1T WAS
EARL PHILLIPS

Friends Of Earl Phillips think
that the body % the unidentified
colored man found In the bay is his.
Phillips was last seen alive about
November /. but II Is not known
that be had any large sum of
money. lie conducted a bootblack
stand on the Flyer dock but sold
the place In the month OF October.
Coroner Hoye held an autopsy upon
the remains last evening and IL
firmly convinced that Phillips was
murdered There are positive indi-
cations that Phillips was strangled.
Bricks were tied % each wrist.
The coronorc ana Others fail TO
see how he could have tied the
bricks 20 his wrists In the manner
they were tied u he first chokcd
himself by tying a handkerchief
around his neck or how n he did so
that he could reverse the two op-
erafious II 10 claimed the blows.
Of which there are "a number. might
have caused death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

Now York-In the addition OF
iuauriea and convenience % the
great ocean steamers. they have at
last reached the passenger elevator
stage Line viii De- feature 81
tal monster steamships ln rnuffr
90 construction Tor the ilamhurE
American line
These ships are the American and
the kalterin AuEuftr Victoria The
former Be- being built al Belfast Ire.
land and tbo latter M ststtiu. Ger
many Tho American will be- 700
feet Ions 20 feet side and i8 feet
deep. with a displacement 81 1000
tons and "a cargo capacity % 10 910
tons The Victoria viii be- lum a
trlflr larger n Wlll exceed the
American five feet in ienEih and
600 tons .u cargo capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
MURDER is
CHARGED

The eoroner'a jury yesterday aft
ernoon found G T. Goodrich re-
sponsible for the death Of James
Jones on the night Of December 3.
Kittie Goodrich. his wife. will prob
ably be charged as an aeeomplice.
Neither husband or wife testified
before the coroner's jury. The story
brought out before the Jury Is prac-
tically the same as has been stated
before In the columns OF The star.
\ friendly call developed into a
drunken orgic. a quarrel over a pair
of oarloeks and then murder.
Achilles 0helisk. n small boy. was
the only eve witness To be depend
ed upon with any certainty. as the
others were all hopelessly intoNi-
Gated
The hoy was also given several
drinks of the 'daFo red. which was
passed around According TO his
story. he saw Goodrich strike the
dead man over the head several
times with the oarloeks. the pos
session OF which brought about the
quarrel. Al Haight. a partner Of
Jones made a very poor witness
aud evidently remembered very lit
tie about the affair. or was trying
20 shield the guilty ones. The lit
tie hoy was told 10 say that Jones
had pulled a gun on Goodrich and
that Goodrich fixed him for II.
lie told the jury that Goodrich
said he would kill him If he told
anything different. Jones was beat
en- over the head. but the wounds
that caused his death were n num-
Der OF rtahs in the body with a
knife.
Patrolmou keefe and Peterson
were called In afterwards and found
Jones unconscious ON the floor lie
died several days later at a local
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

bring the total above 1000 which Is
mote than tho population ~ many
O l8aatful and busfIing little Amor.-
can city Tho cargo capacity equals
fHaf af a string ~ freight cars more
than five miles iH length. The
power developed hy the huge cn-
FIuss would run o. mandatory
covering acres and employing thouE-
audH 81 men SCI one 81 these
steamers ln an ordinary street and
the fhorauFhfnrc would be- filled for
a distance ~ three city blocks
They are great
When the rough draft ~ plans for
these steamers had been completed
III was found that there were five
stories devoted 90 passenger accom-
mudatI0uE In these days Of ease
aud luxury. 70 seemed lut 10 ask
pas aearrrH 90 climb five flights Of
steps The only way out was %
provide elevators. and they never
had figured Ga marine architecture
To install them required courage
and "a high degree ~ skill These
we're forthcoming and the eleys-
tore the first aboard ship are being
made Two o. the elevator are be-
ing placed on either side Of the
main companion way n Was AZ
first proposed 20 place the elevators
In a swinging shaft but the plan
Waa abandoned and perfect safety
vii BE- secured by simple arrange
msut - double guide rails
These lifts supplement improve
msHts that have brought 90 the
passenger on most Of the high class
o.ean flyers almost 40 the eonyen-
fences Of city life Wireless tele-
gaBhy has brought The daily paper
on shipbuard Piayr1oms for chill
dHen have LONG been a feature.
More recently gymnaEiums have
been introduced FOR The fellows who
want % keep themselves IN the pink
% physical condition Then came
the Eril rooms 10 these new
steamers there will b. introduced
Turkish baths. complete In their ap-
polntmenth as any 20 be- found
ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

The great statue Of liberty could
be tucked Away in one Of these
steamers like q child In q big room.
Set on end In a cluster Of Hkyuerap.
err either Of them would tower
over the surrounding roofs Ike q
church ateeuls In a country town
The Washington monument which
measures bon feet along the shaft
proper and e more 70 the Hpe1
could be- laid IN the hold II either
steamer. and there would be much
room to spare 4 sectional FleK ~
one - Tie monsters louka Ike a
combination hotel warehouse and
power plant In the hotel section
there 81 room for asa passenger
divided a. failowa FIRST class GOO
second class a11 third giaas z54.
steefuFe sIza Officers and crew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
FIRST CAR
SUNDAY

The trucks for the cars for the
new West Seattle electric line ar
rived in Seattle Saturday night and
will probably be taken over tomor-
row. This delay was very unex-
pected. as the cars We're all ready
To run before they discovered tho
trucks were not wide enough. The
first car will be run next Sunday.
SO that all the people OF West Sc
attic can be there for the celebra-
ton There IS a large number OF
men who desire to ride on the first
car and they are willing 60 pay a
dollar for that honor
The officials OF the road heard
about this and have decided to
charge 81 apiece for every one who
goes UP the hill on the first car.
This Is expected will be n popular
move and will net good sum for
the road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

money. despite the repeated assur-
auroa Of the bank officials that
neither one had a scrap Of the no
turiaua womhn'a paper
The drain on the funds became 80
great that they were forced 10 sua-
pend business
The banks are capitalized at So
600 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
TWO BANKS CLOSED
CHADWICK EXPOSURES ONO INSTITUTIONS rc
SUSPEND OPERATIONS TaRoUos WITHDRAWAL OF De
POSTS

CUNNEACT. o. Dec 2o-The
First National bank Of this city and
The Marine bank AZ Councaut liar
Dor both eloaed their doors this
morning.
Since the Chadwick exposures the
doposltora have become anxious lest
the banks held Chadwick paper and
have been rapidly Withdrawing their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

y. n. Mullen. al BALLARD ave, soc.
City Hail
FreNert prun Co, EWiHa stree,
arc Fremont avenue.
W A. Mansfield g Co, pruuals1
a1rd and jackson.
Granau's Home Bakery, sfo3 fst
aNenue.
{. n. LohodreF cigar store, et6'b
Second
Thes HARRIS. a. Pestcfiice, Rsnton
littie'a Pharmacy, let ave. north
end Harrison street }. n. Little'
trcnFletor
Carlton & Co. Druggist, cor sth
a.. ard Pae. street, South Seattle.
=. A. Mecre, Postotilce, 50, Park
uniVersity DRUG Store, OuiNortiV
etatien.
l4sWsll ST. Pharmacy, toai Howell
street
Raialer Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
rrister. cccs e Madison.
celun,hia prua store. W. ,. stua
iey. prap. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p, Z, FtsneH
nrep.. SIS Broad,say and James
Cuaker prus Co. iof3 1T ave.
leans FharnnaeY, f35 N. broaa'
~aVi phone. urie7 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20
LICENSE
VETOED
MAYOR BALINoER DOES NOT
SIGN ARCADE THEATER PER.
NIT

Mayor Ball.ngcr turned one Of his
sudden somCrsalts az the meeting Of
the council last night and landed
with such force on the city faith crs
that some % them have not rccoy-
cred their breath yet lie presented
veto OF the ordinance passed By
the council granting the Arcade
concert hall n license. and IA the
same communication made a threat
90 J Ferguson. who owns both
tho Arcade and Comiquc.
The council granted the Arcade
license with the approval OF Chief
~ Police Delaney. and. u was sup
posed with tho endorsement OF
Mayor BalllnEcr The license was
drawn up tn the same form as that
granted the ComiQue. which was
written out by the mayor himself
before the council passed Il.
Tho Comiquc license provided for
the removal OF the boxes and other
Objectionable features NJ the dis
erection OF tho mayor. None OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

SNpHoMISff. Dec. 2Q.-owing to
ease of diphiheria in Monroe. the
schools of that city have closed for
the holidays week earlier than
was intended. aud will probably
open on Monday following January
Il. Miss Mary Patric, one OF the
teachers has returned to her home
in snuhomlsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

John Browder. Of 700 Pike street.
lost a diamond stud valued at 1928
while a passenger on Green Lake
car last evening Browder thinks
he was the victim OF a slight Of
hand artist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-20

FAfAAHA FNf RafA NNNA o.
~ I#t#EtIA<I AtIt. DliDAl'
close Ga ear ta mllHutra walk with
HIHHWHfh almost thr entire way.
graded aNhAHh krHNsrira delivered tu
dHuH easy CLEARED tHF beet ur ruI
nice ami level Only $50 uu terms.
CHARLES r. ADAMS
EIa# ElrHt Ave a. Starr busu ildr
UtEAr acres uu lake and 9 rar linrn
ufHf Ha chickens. tafktya and ducks
good huHdluEa lots ~ berries ard
fEafta. aHit So uu trfma ~ %
down and Bio per month Tor whole
tHHIusas eHHf inc 8 times nu much.
Sc hHHEkeNHHI al THum 81 IimuH
block Hesund floor today It
IHN AguEa near uny ~ Seattle
Everett iHfrfHlhaH. level land rHHd
HHH al FLASHED aud burned over.
Very easily cleared lri.U auu 90
EHHh end ST. uHf month
EuHEttr MAITttN.
% HH NUw luIA block
I5a#H ceres ue4r lufrrufHtu STATION.
fIH#f H#H#H HHH uH uHHii trHu. fHT
6 raIf of EHHd harseH Hut l,sH than
go pounds
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