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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1904-05-04
SMVrn0, DeI.,


Wednesday Afternoon. May 4. 1904.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
NOETH IT'S, $3.50, S.5S, A. NJ, s.45, 525, p. M.
SOUTH $50. $50. 11.45. A. NJ. LAC, 5.55, and
7.55P. M.
Closing of Mails.
Going North.-6.55, $50 A. M. $40, 500
C Going south.-s.O5, 11.2O A. M. 4.2O,
For Clayton and Oxford R. P. o. and
CLAYTON, Del, sos A. NJ, and $40 P. NJ,
Townsend aud Centreville r. p. o. and
Clayton and ChestertOwn r, P. o. sos Am.
and $40 P. NJ.
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.
short Items OF General Interest Gathered
During the Week.
The "food store" will remain at
Cars another week.
The Kings daughters will meet at
the home of Mrs. W. +. Keith, to-mor-
row Thursday evening.
DR.. R. A. Comegys, dentist, success
sor to DR.. Johnson, HAZEL building,
Smyrna, Del.
High grade coal all sizes $3.50 per
ton for month of April. Cosgriff &
Reynolds.
New early Plum Climax. Trees &c
each, $500 per 100. w. T. Massey,
Smyrna, Del.
Raisins, currants, homlny, buck
wheat, cranberries, all new and good,
at Cooper's store, Main and Commerce.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church is making
arrangements to have a rummage sale
in the early part of June. Ali those
interested will please keep in mind
during spring house cleaning.
Reduced prices. No. peach trees
at $50 per 1000 and smaller trees al
less prices. Pear, plum and cherry
also. These trees will be kept dor.
mant and in good planting condition
until after May 25th. if not sold
earlier.--R. So Johnston, Stockley
Del
Stars & Stripes Council No. &c, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. is still on the increas,
despite the fact that they recently VOL
handsome silk flag from State Coun
Gil for gaining the largest percentage
of new members. Tomorrow, Thurs
day evening they will have three mi
tiations and there is prospect of siI
or eight more in the very near future
At a meeting of the creditors o
Luisa S. Lewis IN Dover last week
Mr.. j. G. Parker was appointed trus
tee in Bankruptcy. The latter will
sell at bankrupt sale Thursday, Ma
the 18th, the stock of carriages, har
ness, hardware, &C.. together wit
real estate. See advertisement TO
particulars.
Mrs. Mary l.. Simpler, wife OF job
Simpler, died at her husbands resi-
dence. Smyrna Landing Tuesday, age
% years. The deceased who leave
two children had been suffering froI
consumption for q year. Intermen
was made at Blackstone Thursda
afternoon, Rev. Albert Chandler, off
ciating.
Mrs. Edith Jackson Hollis, th
young Camden woman who was place
on trial Thursday for the murder {
her husband, Delaware T. Hollis, We
declared by jury to be "not guilty b
reason of insanity" After the jury
finding, Mrs. Hollis was returned
Farnhurst, where she will be undo
the care of the trustees of the Stat
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ago, and as a result, they have a
nice new dictionary. The school
has new furniture, single seats.
1t seems worth mentioning that
Mr.. AnkrOm has 40 An@ora
goats, snow white, they are beau
ties. The wool is very valuable,
they are not hard to raise and
are very profitable.
School No. 4, Walnut Grove, is
nicely located and surrounded by
beautiful walnut trees. The
room was neat and clean and
beautiful decorated with pupils
81 ool work. Every child was
quiet and busy. The teacher is
doing especially good work in
teaching writing. Each child
seemed proud of his copy book,
At recess the pupils began telling
me about their Thanksgiving
program. For closing exercises,
their teacher, Miss Weller, con-
Sented to let them repeat a part
of the program. During the
singing the school stood in double
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rows; a boy and a girl stood at
the head, faced the school and
lead the singing. One boy, l
have forgotten hig name, certain
ly has considerable musical tai
ent-he is a splendid singer. 1t
seemed so good to hear the boys
take such an active part in the
singing. The recitations and
concert exercises were good, and
showed careful training on the
part of the teacher. 1t was clear
that the teacher had the respect
and confidence of all her pupils.
Continued in next Issue)
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Field Notes.

" ~%o
After a ten mile Monday morn
November 2S, / reached the school
iii Dist. As, Grace Balm, teacher.
enrolment is 20, but only 10 were
present. The personal appear
ancc of the teacher was good.
Under the topic "Personan APP
pearance'HenrySabin says, Hair
neatly brushed, teeth pearly white
finger nails immaculate as ivory.
These things will exert a more
potent influence over thoughtless
boys and girls than switch or fe-
rule can possibly have. The
frown of such a teacher is a ter
ror to evil doors, and her smile is
a perpetual reward to those who
do we'll" The pupils in this
school are good readers, The dis
Clpllne was good. There IS good
slate blackboard all around the
room, and the school has a nice
new organ. A few weeks ago,
the school had been troubled with
the stove smoking. Theteacher
finally dismissed, Announcing that
there would be no more school ur-
til the school board fixed the
stove. The repairs were prompt
" made and school work resumed
the neXt.day.
| took dinner with the treasurer
OF Dist. 40 and a we parted he
said, IF our teacher needs sup
plies Of any kind, tell her to make
her wants known and she shall
have them With such encour-
= agement from the board, l eX-
, pected to find q good school, aud
= was not disappoi ted. Miss Al
. len has teachers helps and knows
how to use them. The school
] has a basin, towel, mirror and
4, comb and several pupils made use
of them during the visit. Every
o thing about the school was neat
@ and clean. The decorations are
r good and the school has a ne v
a stove. was especially interest
y ed in the the third reader r~ecita-
h ton. The teacher is a good
d questi6ner. The previous lesson
= was reviewed, the days lesson
|. disposed of and the next lesson
explained, During recess l Ell.
;, joyed a game Of biackman with
the pupils,
l visited Ankrom school No.
Tuesday morning. Ffty,todl
. pupils are eur ,lled; thirty-foul
. present. T.. r. Huff the teacher
E is a splendid disciplinarian. He
:; is doing good work and is receiv'
l. Ing $50 per month. The schoo
gave a basket slipper a few weeks
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RULo school, NOTES.

i liz Iulo SNllOolo - ~
Thanksgiving day but returned
to work Friday following. The
percent Of attendance has averag-
ed high for the first part of the
wear The fine weather and i'll
terest in the work have conSpir-
ed keep about 90 per cent of the
pupils in school so far.
We are well pleased with the
steam-heating plant which does
away with much of the dirt and
discomfort of the bauished stoves.
The present season has been very
light on fuel and the change will
no doubt save the district some
money besides keeping the tenn
perature of the school rooms more
equal.
The pupils Of the first and sec
ond primary rooms expect to
furnish the program for a public
school Christmas tree at the
opera house on Christmas Eve. \
pretty play by the little ones with
selected musical numbers will
furnish entertainment for old and
young.
The Reading Circle of the
teachers of this vicinity meets
every two weeks with a fair at
tendance. The next meeting will
be at the home of Miss Julia
Cronin on the evening Of Dec. 10.
The eigth chapter of Common
Sense Didactics will be discussed,
and a paper by Miss Nerna Vas
tine will be the literary feature.
Dist. No. 35,Pearl Snethcn,
teacher School is progressing
nicely, interest is good. We
gave a basket supper last Satur-
day evening, and cleared $3.50,
part of which will be used to i'm.
prove the interior Of Il Schoo'
room and the rest to purchase
two we'll framed pictures. Pro
ceIding the basket supper We
gave a program in which all the
pupils took part. Nearly all ON
patrons were present. It was ;
real social time, and~the evening
passed very pleasantly. Suci
meetings bring about closer bono
&S's5f' cooperation and sympathy be
tween the home and the school
Dist. No.66. Gustav Herr. teach
er-Our school was dismisseC
last Thanksgiving Day tina
teacher and pupils might d'
Thanksgiving turkey justice. Or
the following Friday attendance
was small, but Monday all were
eager for work again. Nos. o
pupils are small, and this beauti
full weather has given us a Splen
did attendance.
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Dist. No.. give have had four
weeks vacation. School began
last Monday with an enrolment
Of II. Interest is very good. We
shall give a short Christmas pro-
gram.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-12-09

The school board in Dist. No
81 have given their teacher per-
mission to order necessary text
books and supplies. Accordingly
Miss Koenig orercd song books
for her school last Saturday.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-12-09

Conducted by CounfySuperinfendenf Croker

Dist. No. % has an enrolment
of rs.
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TIE NsE1snt-ls trust Janssrys rel s--4t-
many sales a. tn- s-sz .rsy.o-s. .E1-ga 80
TRANSACTIONS q E.ils1 a-s less man ne -s.i.
report ,nat the vs.x aas been sz.'4sfa,raTy r.
-Is.lisr. business far ~. coming week
SaIss cIossd during tte week are f1I.ogs
NJ. - : su,h EsUs..gay q f1se@-~-r=T tr.cE
b1.I4inE. ogaia.ninE tn ro.fns. ma o-eg..rI
- a Glarfing-t8gs- The LOT fru1fs y f--t
On the y-st i!ne o. Erra-g.ay - a l@stA = Il
:ee;. and Is losntsi l.-f@esu spruce ard Iea.dr
streets sold . . cIl.-t q she Mercantile TRUST
Company f.r s. -. tse ETaEf1T u t. TARA
il.n ~. * been represented " the Elti=..ss e
kl.atr.C. Really flfas.any. Tf.- pfr.-Ety Terts
fo- 80 year. AMI vas Doussi 40 "a !asss;-
" ~, st vlnreat avenue. 10 EIi.s. a ~
Weis, ~ ne 70 William II H5rs- :; al
Estate COMPANY. 80. = : u'h Fif,s-n-h street.
u 4sHisi. tnrec-st1ry hTi-< bu-lf..s c1atsir.-
% John ". ReinhardL Il 10 uuier--1oi ia;
th- Durehaser e9ateanslsies resn1it.irs :sr
81. sci Aieo s~,ag. %; isIl.s tv5-,t5-y
hFick building. clatsir!ns rias roou- anf al
J5ha IIsn.s' -ho tslzft s5- a bc-as
I>ct a. the southeast conner % WA-E- All
I.o,issaa; avenues. 81 coiIsss addition. %; lp9K
Lot on cheit-zhsn avenue. between ca:i4-ess
norm lie O: Chsitsnharl avenue. - 3 sepih
c. 10 feet sois r. The aro0Int 4 I. =.
Higgins Sho coats-r4.'Ist.s erecting ilas-Ov--
mems
~ N IG.<.sll Farl fronting = f'e- ~ n
s1ufh iire q Sullivan avsuEe. bet.asn fiarrlsIn
sni Glasx0~ sveru@ sJ- LiaE.fI Real E.sta--
Company f1r 81. 80. % Ei.te,r.ns kaE<en
Lot fronting - FEET ca P-unsyIsarla avenr@.
on which Sc f-Cnt- 10 feet. .G.d for Martha
Ear--r 20 client. vho Intends 90 ifnp-yT-
reported sC'd las v~-k 2, Ms Ha1ssr. ShS
h1- made cglck turn q rafa- gith n-st
proht
Th- Mercantile Trust coTnpany Trp0-ts having
hal greater demand for rezifero-s than fs-
E-Te-zi views rast f1arv - fh- iEqii-T@s
bSinE By out-os-tDzn parties. who Ve-e o.
attracted - reason . tn W1rid-s FSi= III.
r.ansnt k,rl.
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County Real Estate Transfers.

". II. BiErs and VIE % Davis Rirss. isnd
uan !. tssassiD ' !. " rorth. rang. east con
tanning i.ss acres: S.o'a.
sl Rasf Ht ksef aha la IN -eis a and aa
,o.nshi2 e Ias s sSs'' containing 7s-
sam. 20 J. ". Pfck-i. land IN city ~ XIX
wccd, being in northSes. quarter ~ northeast
ss eans iiGn Isl ''sa.s' so''A range
s. yRu' ,o g.@iZ II cys is ':5sse-
III, ;o~nship Ior;h. rans, east. q.
to Frank q. vos. and wife. sr., q ser%s =
~e-, h.lr Of section .. iorn.a:D 6. range 5
aIsIS; W R.isi-x and wife to Edward
uni i State survey ~. ,oxsship 8. range
Z .a.t.. containing a se.e: nNn.
Is51aan' iss ana !. siosk p. q wes-;sr
ksh. J.,y. : ,rgs' - - sSn., Ray. LOT -.
A. r. F!Insins and VIZ. 20 7 r He-n,.sy.
i0 San. an % csu M =, f sissE Il, q
Jas z Mckee 10 Carl 8, Holserx and wife.
,uf.iv!s.on. Of r@rt q 70, ?. q subdivision o.
sg,ion's estate. In United states survey cO5':
Henry &c, c.e; ?; r: I'd S'ss % Fred n:,-
'' IL 2 & slset g {, IN Man;ss S
Mifs. LOT z n s,s,k shieid's sdii;ion to
sliesa.i Hsn1n.i and -is. to Pslip Kars,
and wife. =, II 0; block Of Bsn-ark Heights
Raso;ph Dettu.iier an1 ~if. to Rathaz.na
MsprreT part Of lots 9" an. 20 - wo>,d &
Wart's .ubdivision Of Sserson Nursery trso,
q casonseiet Commons. south OF River den
Perss. containing Y acres; g. 80
alice l.. Mirtrrn and husband 70 Cisu1 D.
Hall lot 4 block ]. q. The Oaks. 81 ~.
Anna T.. Gentry and husband ct a % WI
Ham II. Hsidorn- - parcels ~ land and all IN
Jr, and George II. W. Heidorn doth aecess>sI:
W.. n rsy,or AID HUSBAND to yyiuisr, FIN,
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Charles y. SoxeI.

Slari-s ,. EuE-l reports tho following saI...
10 - Lucas asenti-. a tw0-stOry bgicS
r-Fl1e1cc. r1-falrlDs eight -7l.rls bath. .auu-
DR. AMI cellar Ut Gzi4. from Nztah Bring
h1rs; % Archie \. Duke. Who fought .or in
y-s.rnen-
ut SHIss. "a the res- fli- O. T@nnes.-s
svenue. bstween Sitnsy street aud Magnolia
avenue. so.f :o- roo from Anton Jan.su %
julius Au3eriile WhB purchased 10 !r1t,ro,-,
With q co-1.e st q lye AMI SIX ron-. fats
LIT 5FEIi-. ruth Lire o. Sullivan avenue
between Eili0t ant glasgow Gysnue. 80 f1-
ili"f. from tie international Real Estate and
h1ss lanes " F'sanclr.as Z CO rep~re-.st.d
the purchaser.
fg- -1NI-5 vest aif~ a Grzf.-n --rr.t h.
tween PARK zvra3s auf Carroll st-ee- .r's so-
-. from T. = -chroth 20 william Ziexisr
-hr b0uFh, Ter ir-estlrant
Lot 4EEIEl feet IN -l,l;h sd. q xap,. b>uI.
ward between Suftcn .vsru~ Pnf Rg pe-s
f,7f. s"ii frr ~ frcu NhniA Lawn Load
C1r1rany q John 2 E--s- Eho b0usht "a H.
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WILL BUILD NEW
SHOE FACTORY
Hamilton-Br0wn Company Pays
S"l,nGG for Lot at Twenty
First ard Locust.
REALTY TRANSFERS INCREASE.
Dealers Encouraged by the Rec
Ords 81 Deals and BuildiEg
Permits Issued ut the
City Hall.

Al important al" ~ central district
epnssfunate! iast waak iu the transfer
~ the northeast corner Of Tyen;y-a.st
aHd Locust streets 10 the HaInllton-grov.n
Shoe Company Tor $50 The sale wa.
made ~ the Commonwealth Trust Com
Iahy for a Il. Lambert. TTesiden, OF the
Lambert fharrGacsl Company. a heavy
property holder In tho district.
The ground fronts Hlnety-elght feet On
Locust street and has a depth % rs Zee.
on Twenty-ii-st street. being one o. the
few remaining vacant business corner.
along that street
he lot Is almost entirely surrounded
By large manufacturing plants. Tho seven
story Twenty nrst street factory Of ih.
HamIi"n-5Town Shoe Company IL directly
opposite on the south while adjoining on
the east Is the plan; OF the Wagner Elec-
T.s Company. The plants of the Lambert
fAarEnieal Company and the Lambert
Deacon HUI Printing Company occupy
opposite corners. aud the new building Of
The Emerson Electric Company at Tween
y-irs street and Washington avenue e1-
tends 70 the alley on the north.
Inc Hamilton Brown saoc Company in
--ta-a improving tt- corner viii. .1-xs
factory. IN keeping with its Present
pants extending along Twenty-arst street
iEOin OlI!s 70 Locust street Work Will
= NtaTte'4 on tho new bEl4 ding TIA. .aIl
those Who Judge conditions from tie
records % real estate tTanE.ers and LliIa-
ing Permits are Inclined 20 feel .ncoJIr-
ego over the showing made last rnouth.
ION records show - good Increase fu
HIinteTS. indicating the beginning G! a re
WA! o. b1y!Is Of small homes and va
cant sEoEn! and home and fiat building
Zeal estate transfers IN August NUM-
beieI a. aGSrcSatlag .-O2g.5-I as COIN
IaE.c With 80 Transfers a year ago OF
s-.is~.ss In value FOCr hundred and
toTty-hEo building permits were issued
ihst npath for structures 20 cost siis7 1.s
while last year only 9ii permits FOR build
iIEs. valued At Nii.-,i, were issued
bct7lIs OF the purchas. by james N
carpenter from the EbeTta Peach and
Land Company os the southwest corner
OF Egntn street and Franklin avenue
mentioned last week, wer. made public
by the Hess Realty Company.
Dir. Carpenter gave IA exchange for the
property tho tnree-stOry building No
81 Franklin avenue. rented for Goo n
year. vacant ground le3x2l5 feet al the
southeast corner o; Euclid avenue and
West Pine boulevard. Il new fourteen
room stons-frour residence. No. $50 West
Pine boulevard. lot ssN2i3 and also a
house On Westminster place west OF
Kings highway.
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Mi..i..Ippi valley Trust Company.

Ths Nisz.ssfpp; var.sv T-ss- C1rn.any r.
yroan4 ia all Parts q The cry. where dss.raS-s
tsiieizs s!t.- and sutdl.isieas are Lcat.1-
seiis. sale Of .ots u HATnsy Hsighis a.iiiloa
Iocats! ca Gsraie!ne B@Fflays ard Csivsry ave
r4st wee. .;r sales zee cIos.c Amounting l.
tfa: II majority q css-s the purchaser IN
This company reports COT; I.IsI activity IN he
West C7outsaa pace a1fi;i n. there having
A lAEss maturity c: The purchasers are paying
cash fos their st.s ar lad plans for her
Many Substantial and slezAn: homes a.. ALREADY
being built. and g. i row but - short tins
resi!-acs ,@ciOas. ]: i extremely gratifying
70 the ovners q this sltG-Ff-ion o See The
i.ne class % irnpflveneats tEat ar. daily go
sales have .'-o been maze IN Pa=. Avenu-
iIs.sh;s and Overland PETk. The prop~r1y pir-
cfss"i AID the p1fchas-1-' nerass are as fol
HARVEY HEIGHTS
LIT =. city b.ocE sl>f. fstatlng % fee. "a
TIE north lins q Geraldine avenue. TO A NJ
l.: 1. eltE block 80, fren,iaE % Zee, On TIL
north 10. o, GeTali.ae avenue. 90 William c.
Ia i.' city bIac's .&i. r. ming % Zee: OF TIE
north Iins q Geraldine ayeTle 20 ". Th-7shsr:
Il; :. city block as. fronting 80 fee, o. TIE
narth IN. Ok calvary avenue. 70 Frank A IL
LOT Is city BOOK o.. fro1-inr n ,e-. On
re nor'h Inc OF calvary sv.nu-. TO Patrick
II; il. ei'y b:o.k soss froa,ins % s.-, On
n. .cath Ire % BerHsy' avenue. 70 William
CTfor-TEAr- PLACE
The -s-t - fee; =, - . sni th- us-- :.
sou;h line a. Ms'at; Avenue. % NJ A lie
bsy. i0S
IN. cas- ., fee, o., ~ a. all n, u, ~ AMI
tho Is rref % ~ q city block 80 rrdr--
ing 20 fee o-l IN. -ruth Iin~ 81 Iafntt zv-nu.
10 =. u. QI!uisn. s. 20
II. sni the east 4 feet ~ lot ,. city
SiocS 3.7 fronting q :@st IN fhs no-th linz
81 Renneriy av@rr~. - J 7. Shields; sS.i.
m. EAST = fS~- = - ~ ara the wS-r. - f>~'
~ n. ~ city Nio~k - PRINTING = S~~- -hs
north iin- ~ St I>sIi- avenue. 20 J. n. ouiilin.
=, 10 .. city hia~E ~ frnutirT = fee. N
.t~ -rsf'1 Nn~ 90 T=Nldis avsnu-. - G>"-E~
T, ro9f rrd wife t.l1
PACE. sVF.Nf p HEIGHTS
Lot - r. h'r~t f-1rftrlg - fsef ~ 49,
n1r-h lin. q Page HysnH~ % J. L Tar-ous.
OVERLAND PARK.
Milton avenue TO Margaret 4 Frifsrhs: 81
Let 7. biock rs. 10 f-st on ruth line ~ NIL
ton avenue. 20 MsrSzr-t 4. Fritscn>. 50.
Real Estate Notes.
Transfers for the month Of Argus, Eunlbsr
-. and aggregate s-1sl.sa Compared with
August 81 iart year th- value - slightly i11Ter
bot the number % de-,!s O d eEc~e.s the total
Of ne eorresprndinY z.cu;h ~ l.st yea,
we're diei for record during the month q
AEgus-. amounting % f.fi7.79
Henry r Vessels ard Thomas 2. fi-rhar-
have returned from their Els-ern vacations.
Albert w-lZilct r. back At hts ostcs after
several weeks AZ cedar Lake. Wis
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NsIsris-f.~rhsrt.

Tho .y~!seIr-l,4-.lz-f EsH1 Er-srs Conn ~
rs- r. o. .srg aHr..a tU4H.rT fHr Wee. f-..4
4r.a.l-n.fT rrHr-..f. .r rs...fr-. Its Sr- e0r
lrrs .HHrs Hsrf.|.sf
Gtr. IIIl..-H 60. .rr -f.-s tHHs valid -
30 asFsr IN fH.r % erect s4-'.uH s-fs-.'-.-@-
ard Faa raH| estate .Taf CO. .. "-..a. ~ sr1
lsa-es 2 It's al.-z.Hz.r ir sHe ll.H . saa'art
grlf.rt
Tr.a rHsr.F THrrr-H .a ~ ....-. .r.f -
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street fl 'tH r.H.lr -.f-alI ..a'. I.s" o. ..s#+
8 ~
lsHI = ra1l-r - ra C'H.- s-r... ar' mag
ffa s.lf.H..rf rsfI-.ra f.ssI... HH -rr .l#f. .
tsa~ sle ffs aL.T CO. ''. ... sFFHa. lrs
fH- fH- H..H4ff = = t.r.H n sarE.a. '...ra.
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IrHH".Fls o. FHrrs'l-H rrHrsH."ff fts E~rH-
m. rrra=rf. -s.I 30 lnl.f..s4 with a 4r...--n
sfags aa- "a; 30 DIRK
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