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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
FIND STRANGE wOMAN's GLOVE.

OAKLAND, July 3l-The family of
Isaac Hodges Of e34 Merrimac street was
disturbed last Friday evening by noise
IL the house, and upon investigating
found a kitchen window open and a piece
Of scantling leaning against the wall un-
der it. The next day a woman's glove was
found on the kitchen floor. It was at
first thought that a female burglar had
entered the house, but as nothing was
missed the matter was not reported to the
police.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

The most costly uniform in England
Is worn by the Earl Marshal wbosa
dress represents an outlay of $3.50. not
including jewels or ornaments. Seven
teen thousand yards of embroidery are
worked upon the coat in gold lace mn
til but little of the original cloth may
be seen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

LAUNDRY WORKERS ENJOY PICNIC. =
Oakland, July 31.-The annual picnic OF the
local Laundry Workers Union, which was
success the attendance being far larger than
was expected. The members OF the commit
thews, J. H. Moritz A. T. Giger, G. w KEEL
~ Annie Hartz, Lizzie Hartz Mrs Clyde
TIllie wolter Selma Swenson, Mrs. Emma
Appel, May Hampton, Rose Wildermuth, Ed
Czapkay Rosie Niarsto L Lemer. p Man
dere, A. V. O'Neill, A ]. Cans and j. Bonne.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

CROSSES CONTINENT TO FIND UNCLE.
Oakland, July 31-After travelling on brake
beams from his home in C1oquet Mimi. to
find his uncle, with whom he hoped to find a
better home than that ruled by cruel step
mother. 15-year-old Earl Olen reached this city,
only TO discover that his uncle, H. s. Oen
had moved from here several months ago
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

ALAMEDA SCHOOLS TO REOPEN.-Ala-
media, July 31.-Studies VIII be resumed In the
public schools tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
TO INVESTIGATE
THE DOCKS BLAZE
char'estown Police Are Working on tue
Theory That Fire Was Of In
c.ndiary Origin. #
(By Associated Press.)

NA'S sShSocCAdlcu IECSS.
BOSTON. MASS, Feb. 21.-A loss
estimated at s1,000,O00 was caused by
a fire at the Hcosac tunnel docks at
Char]estowl. early today Two of the
largest piers were burned, the Wilson
Line steamer Phila-
delphian was seliousl! damaged and
a large quantity Of merchandise. boti,
on the docks and in the hold OF the
Philadelphian was ruined or DESTROY.
Ell. Five persons sustained injuries.
Exposure and Exhaustion.
Chief Steward John w. Fellows. OF
the Philade}phian. Of Liverpool Eng
land, who is suffering from exposure IL
the water and exhaustion, Is in dan-
-gerous condition. The others are not
seriously injured.
The steamers Dalton Hall. MICHIGAN
and Martello. which were tied M at
nearly decks, narrowly escaped dam
a 2e
Chief Shaw, Of the State polic.. today
ordered an investigation Of tie FIRE.
Although it has been generally beliay-
ed that spontaneous combustion oriSi.
mated tho blaze there is now some :s,1s-
plcion that It was due to incend!ar:sn,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
That is the Opinion of the Cor
oner's jury Which lnvestiga.
ted Williamsburg Case.
AN.lENT CAPITAL SOFT DRINK
Especial to the Daily Press,

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. 2t.-A
coroncr's Jury today investigated the
cause CT tie death Of Gurley Thorpe
and rendered the following verdict:
We, the jury. find that Gurlcy
Thorpe came to his death. Indirectly,
by-the continued drinking Of sCcallnd
cider. which. from the evidence. we be.
l'cve contained some poisonous drug.
aid which is being sold in Williams
burg and vicinity"
Died in Agony
Mr.. Thorpe was taken sick Satur.
day night and died Monday morning
after suffering untold agony. rho
physicians gave the cause Of death as
cerebral hesnorrhage. 1t was rumor.
ed about town that the cider ne drank
to excess killed him, 81 last night the
Law and Order League took up tbs
matter with the result that tho coru.
ner was asked to hold an inquest.
Non-Alcoholic, But Intoxicating.
Several stores here sell this soc2llcd&
cider It is nOn-alcoholic. but is said
to be intoxicating. One physician says
II aontalns cocains
steps 81 Ssliiss
press the further sale OF this bever.
age Is not known, but from the verdict
OF the coroners jury. rendered after
hearing the evidence Of two physicians
as we'll as the evidence or those w!:o
have drunk the cider, it is probable
steps will be taken to prohibit tic
further sale of the stuff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
GRAND JURY GOING
AFTER BEEF TRUST
Subpoenas issued For 1876 Witnesses tc
Testify in an Investigation Of
Combine Methods.
lEy Associated Press /,

Chicago. Ills. Feb 2I-'Init,t
States officials commenced orr. of the
'r'st extensive injuries ever star, c,i
under the Sherman antitrust set tic.
LAY. Y issuing suhpoenas for 1855 Wit
ncsses. calling for a federal grand FRY
to Sit March 20 and making full ar
ranSements for producing complete
evidence regarding the operations OF
the packers in Chicago and Other. pack
in. ccnters
One hundred and thirty witnesses
are TO be called from the Chicago pack
ing houses and offices and fifty-Gvc
are heads of departments and agents
i'll fifteen other large cities of the coun-
try
Nearly all The subpoenas directed tc,
residents Of Chicago were served be
fore 6 O'Clock tonight The eight
deputies engaged in the service enter
cd all the principal Offices of the his
packing companies.
The jury will be drawn Thursday or
Friday.
First to Receive Sunr1cnses.
At the Offices Of Swift and Company
at the stock yards the first two mon
TO receive sIbroenas were w. II. Fred
erick. head Of the railroad department
w. Jones. manager Of the Armour
car lines. The head cattle buyer and
staff at the Yards for Swift ard ,:om-
Dany we're summoned Cattle BUYERS
at the Morris plant, those OF the Ma
4lional Packing Com schs,: .,sss
schild & Su'zEerger were served IS
we'll as scalehcuse men ard car check
ers and officials CT the !lnion Stoc!,
Yards and Transit Company.
None OF tho heads Ct the packing
companies will BE- called l,eforc tho
grand jury Jesse P. Lyman. former
pre- sident OF the National Packing Com.
pany was served as he vas leaving
his Office to start for California.
j Ogden Amour as well as tn,
reads Of the ether packing c,ilpa:li..s
or representative declined "a max,
any statement regarding the deterr:r-
ed step which the government has ink;
On to scrutinize the business or tho
packing companies
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
COACHMAN DIES
FROM INJURIES
Man Who Drove sergius to His Dealt
Received rs Distinct Wounds
in Explosion.
tBy Associated Press.)

MOSCOW. Feb 21-The coachman
who was driving the carriage in which
Grand Dlllc Sergius was riding whcu
he was assassinated. died today OF his
Injuries. Flo sustained Is distinct
wounds
There was a continuous procession
CT Musccvites today passing through
the kre-nlin gates to visit the Chudoff
monastery and the scene OF the tragedy
in Senate square. pausinS TO cross
themselves at the tall iron cross which
has been erected on the exact spot
where the assassination took place and
before which q lamp is constantly
burning. as before shrine
Little Known az Assassin.
Pieces or the cal riage and other owl
dence Of the tragedy, are contlnuall.
being found.
HE burial procession Of Thursday
VIII have only, fewyards to traverse, 4,
having been decided to give the body
temporary intcrmcnt in the adjoining
chapel OF Andrew, the FIRST Called. :
In spite Of four days diiigent inves-
tisation the police Know practically
no more concerning the ASSASSIN than
when ne was captured fleeing red
haEded from the scene of the tragedy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
THOSE NOT KILLED OUTRIGHT SUFF0CATEl
Accident Decimated tfe5rfowns Population One
Fourth-corpses Frightfully Mangled and Dis
figured La Many Instances Negroes Cannot
Be Distinguished From White Men In
dertakers Wire for rlore Collins

$$AssE59Ilers said ,c The Associated Press
3tonsht
- 3@z$s Killed Outright or suffocate d.
- shall ne surprised if Il single per
sDK escapes alive from that mine Ven
tilMion is very difficult ard if the n,ea
:wsre not killed by the explosion. they
EhaNe certainly been suffocated by thu,
5saMes The bodies SO far reached were
I'M sehe main slope and it will be Sow
,erad days before We can got to the.
5Srpcsns which branch off from tho
main slope
Z fPresident Flynn worked all last
night with a pick and shovel at the
mine and other mine officials were
4alnerg the leaders in the rescue work.
4 fGcnsDicuous amcng these was w. r.
\ FARLEY, member Of the national exec,l-
@t::ssessbsard If the United Mine Work
q s{iiarot1 Alabama. w. VI.
Mans Head in Dinner Basket.
One Of the most eruesome sights
Witnessed today was a mans head be-
ing carried cut OF the mine in a din
nsr basket 1t was found in this 20
s1tlon and the flesh was almost en-
tirely burned away from the skull.
Legs, arms and manglcd trunks were
brought out in succession in this man
nGr. -a.EsS- M"
After nishtfall the entrance to tina
nine was converted into verlioic
chamber OF horrors, the awf,l:ness OF
which was intensified by Pickering
lamps, rs the feeble rays fell upon tho
.aanSled and bleeding fragments Of hui
man flesh. strewn about the entranc.
in sitkening confusion.
Strong Men Faint
Many stout hearted men who had
Been assisting in the work Of rescue
we're forced to give up the task an.
i'''nher tainted upon seeing the g!,cst.
~ array Of hodies.
Several women became hystericaI,
ctherc tainted and still Others had to
DC placed in the hands Of the ATTEND.
ing Surgeons. being completely pros
trated by the terrible sights. When
bodies are identified a tag is place.;
nrm each and special ambulance wag,
CHS convey them to Bessemer
Difficulties CT Identification.
Mine Boss Reed is colfilent that
more than hundred Of The men in
the mines were white and believes all
l'cl:shed. He knows the rooms il
which each man was working ana this
information in many cases is the oily
means of identification. so horribly
are the l.odies .lisfgured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
RUSSIAN GEAR
is INDECISIVE
Still Considering Political Develop
'nents and Mo One Knows What
His Decision Will Be.
tEy Associated Press }


ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 22-1:14,
a. .n.-Eyen in the midst of his grief
over the death OF Grand Duke Sergius
evidence exists that Emperor Nicholas
is giving his attention tu politician de-
ve'opments. but reports as to his ir.
tntiuns are conflicting. Indications
point to a decision. TO revive the ZEN
sky Sober and some runors even give
the date when the proclamation cen
Ecning that body will be issued. These
rumors, however probably are prc,na-
ture: but there is little doubt in TIL,
best Informed quarters that the IcJ:l-
pclor's decision will be favorable.
Some persistent repcI is declare th:.l
Emperor Nicholas not only has decid-
ed to convoke a representative body.
Gut that he also is bent On making
peace. He is represented to have
taken this decision chiefly on the al.
y ice Of Emperor Wjll.n Tho conai.
tcns OF peace which Russia can a..,
ccDt are freely discussed here.
While peace reports are circulating
IL Official and other quarters in st. PEI.
ersburg, the information reaches the
ASSOCIATED Press that General karo-
patkin is iEdustriously preparing to
thy final conclusions with Field Mar.
shall Oyama and that decisive battle
may be expected within fortnight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
WHO WANTS TO BUY
F. q p. RAILROAD !?
compeny is Hopeiessly irsoivent and
the Line Will Be Sold at
Public Auction
ll;y Associated prcsS}

RICHMOND, VA. Feb u In To
Law and EQUITY Court Eere today
Judge Ingram caused .!ecrce to be
entered providing for the sale Of tho
Farmville 6 Powhatan Railroad at
auction in front Of the city hall at IL
date hereafter to be fixed by comrais..
sicners appointed by the court
The decree sets out that the COM
pany is hopeless1y insolvent and allows
the deposit, in the Merchants Nation.
al Bank. this city, within twenty davs
OF sum sufficient to discharge liens
and preferred claims. The total debt,
Of the road are SlI21.AaSoC, according
70 the report Of the late commissioner
). K. y. Daniel One-half or more q
this is bonded indebtedness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
CANNON BLOCKS
THE EXPOSITION
Failure of jamestown Bill Due Entire
Iy to Speakers Exercise CT
One.Man Power
Especial to the Daily Press. )

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Feb u -
Representative Maynard reels :,?t
Jamestown is thevictim OF the uncalcd
fer misuse Of the oEeman power Of tl.c
HCrlse OF Representatives. He saw,
he is absolutely sure that il the speak
er had accorded the bill any sort OF
fair treatmen; it would have: passed
do not object to dying fighting. :
said he in talking of tic matter. but
DO hate TO be strargled to dealt,
without ali opportunity to fight NJ
That is just What has happened to nc
IN this instance. I mad clear maior.
'ty Ct the House with NC l am net
saying that just to be saying it, or as
q GlltterinS generality bnt it is oar
'lcularized, tangible statement la |!
a friend in each State delegation to
canvass lis delegation. and from th.::,
reports TO ne it seems VIC had Il clear
majority. without doing any more
wcrk-that is. without seein. the
doubtful ones
And / believe that il The srealle:.
had even granted nc the small cor.
SIDE ration CT recognizing i..e Sc ma. :
cnulc have called the bill up under a
suspension Of the rules. which re-
quires g tWo-third vote. could still,
have passed it. But he planted him.
self directly in the way CT the bill. and
there he stands IS firm as adamant.
The fec. Of the matter is he was
nestle to the bill, ard knew that il 1t
came up it would pass. II he had tcIt
that It would not carry he would sin,D.
" have let il come up and then when
It was def2ale1 would have said that
II" blame could attach to him in tho
matter, It was his knowledge that Il
~ came W II would pass that led rim.
70 refuse 70 let. il come before INC
| House"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
Ny Associated Press.)

(iy Associated PresS.)
BlRNIlNGl5 AM ALA Feb. 21.-Of
the l60 mirers of Virginia City who
entered tho mines yesterday afse,.-
noon, when cne-iourth OF tina: towns
population was decimated. so far orly
fifty bodies have been recovered
AS time grows, notwithstanding the
heroic Efforts on the part Ct the res
cuers to reach the entcmhed men.
the recovery already Of fifty lead bod
les rreclndes any idea that life may
still remain among the unfortunates.
Fear Struggles Against Hope.
With the first onlinous rumble Of
the coming catastrophe. by common
impulse every one in the village rush:
ed to the mouth Of the main slops5
fear struggling against hope for the
safety OF loved ones.
The scenes at the mine this after
noon were the most gruesome arid
narrowing that have ever been wit
messed in the mining section of Ala
5ama. The ccrpses We're frigatfuilv
ma:1gled and disfigured and identified
tion is almost impossible. Many Of
the bodies are SO bruised, twisted and
,'iscclored that negroes cannot be told
from white men.
Hopeless Waiting For Loved Ones.
All day long. at the mouth OF the
mine. were waiting and moaning wo-
men anc children. whose relatives
were among the unfcrtunates. One
hundred families and 800 children are
left destitute and without means OF
support by the calamity
AS the bodies of the victims. which
in many cases have been gathered
together piece at time, are brought
to the surface they are placed in rows
on a rough imDrovised platform.
Late this afternoon ambnlances be
gan the removal OF those SO lar re,
covered to Bessemer
undertakers Wire For Coffins.
Since the list OF dead VIII proba bly
gt 10 100 the local un!ertakers have
wired to adjoining cities fer cofins,
as it was found there were not enough
suitable collins in the district tc bury
the victims.
Out Of the fifty bodies recovered one
was found about o'clock this after
noon which was barely alive: The
body was caref fully taken from -ho
mine AMI heroic methods resorte,; 70
IN order to bling the man to con
seriousness. Heajs still alive, but scant
hope is held ont for his recovery.
President Flynn. of the United Mine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
TO REST IN HIS
UNIFORM OF GRAY
Dying Request Of Or. John w. lawson
viii Be Carried Out Once
a Congressman.
(By Associated prcss.)

NORFOLK. VA. Feb 2l.-Dr. joan
" Lawson aged IS years, former
member Of Congress. from the Second
Virginia district. and a leading mem
Der OF the recent Virginia Constitu
1ional Convention, died today at his
home near Smithfield. Va.
His dying request was that he ia
buried il: his old Confederate uniform,
which request Will be compile, viii.
Dr.. Lawson was president Of tic
board ct visitors Of William and Mary
College
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
Schedule Of Concessions She is
Willing to Grant TO Bring
About Peace.
lNDEMNlTy STUMBLING BLOCK
Terms Embrace Japanese suzerainty
in corea; cession OF Port Arthur
and Laotuna Peninsula to Japan,
and the Open Door at vladivos.ok,
Which is to &c Made Neutral Port.
Ey Associated Press,

LONDON. Feb. PA dispatch to
Reuters Telegraph Company. from st
Petersburg, confirming the Associated
Press advices of February II ana Fel;.
luarv 8 from ST. Petersburg. to the
effect that peace was under considera.
tion. adds:
THE questicE of peace has not only
Ecen informally discussed. but the con
tl;tions on which Russia is prepared to
make peace have practically been
agreed upon These are as follows:
Korea to be placed under Japanese
suzcrainty
Port Arthur and the l.iaCtung pen
insula to be coded to Japan
''VIadivostok to be declared a new
tral port with an open door.
The eastern Chinese railroad 10 be
placed undo: neutral International adj
E,instration.
Manchuria For China.
''Manchuria as far north as fIarbir to
be restored us integral Fart Of the Chi
,,ese empire
The difficulty lies in settling the
question OF indemnity upon whieh it is
known that Japan insists. h,;J it *,
thought that This difficulty is not in
snDcrable.
The most trustworthy opinion at
81, Petersburg is that in view of III )
internal situation and the enormous
difficulty il, Carrying on the war, peace
On the terms outlined will lie concluded
within comparatively Short time i.
the indemnity question can be arrang
Cd but it is quite possible that Rus
ia will risk another battle before a
decision is reached"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
NEWPORT NEWS VA, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22 1905

of Japanese Notifications is somewhat
in the rear OF Sandepas. this village
being held as mask and occupied by
several batteries OF artillery.
Position Very strcns.
The position of the japanese is vcrv
strong, fortified villages. connected b..
fortified reads. rendering the rein
forcement Of threatened points safe
and easy.
Ten degrees OF frost were register
ed here today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
A REIGN OF TERROR.
Railway Strike Situation in csucac,s
Said to Be Worse.

Railway Strike Situation in CSucac1s
Said to Be Worse
Usv Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb 21.-Tl,c
1aircal strike situation is reporte, t.,
lie growing worse in the southwest
and private advices are said ic show
the existence Of reign CT terror in
Caucasus.
Many murders by Tartars and Anne.
Eians are reported. Communication
has almost Teen cut off, oven the tclo-
eraphers striking. the few who ara
still at their keys being kept there
With pistols at their heads. The rn:l.
road employees at Rorpat struck yester.
day.
he situation in Poland alcng. the
Austrian border is also causing great
uneasiness ,"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
LIGHTHOUSE ON
DIAMOND SHOALS
House Committee on Interstate Com.
noerce Authorizes Favorable
Report on Gels Plan.
Ely Associated PrcsS,)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. 2l.--Tl.t.
House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce today authorized a
favorable report on bill amending
the act which grants Captain Ecls an
thfoiity 70 construct a lighthouse oil
Diamond Shoals, Cape Hatteras.
he amount the government is To
pay for this light. after it mas stood
Tor five years. is. increased from 500
OGO u s75G.OOu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
kAMlMuRA LOCATED.

His Squadron Said to Be in Vicinity Q:
the indian Ocean.
(Ry Associated Prcss.)
LONnON. Feb. 22.-The CORES pond
ent at Tckio Of the Daily Telegraph,
states that Admiral Kamimura and his
squadron arc in the vicinity OF the
lnlian ocean and the correspondent
believes that important naval event.
are impending.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
TO Reduce Cotton Acrcauc.

MONTGOMERY AL.A, Feb. 2'..-
Cotton planters Of Aa3ama ms, here
today in response 10 the call OF md
Southern Gotten Growers convention.
which met rcccntl% in New Orleans
Resolutions were passed reducing ,hn.
acreage or cotton for this year anl NV
tailins the use OF fertilizer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22

true and the legislators are vindicatcd
and eSoncra,ed
The minority report states lat :.r
conspiracy alleged was urinvestisatcd
and that the majority OF be commit,
tee rejected the testimony tenlin. tr
prove pcltica! conspiracy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
TEE GRAFTERS WIN
I'M WEST VIRGINIA
Whitewash Report of investigating
Committee Adopted in the House
Of Delegates Yesterday.
(By Associated tress.l

CHARLESTON, w. VA. Fell 2l.-
The report Of the joint legislative in
vestjgation committee, Which probcd
MTG charge, OF corruption maize aeains-
the Standard Oil Company. was ADOPT,
c,i by the House OF Delegates today.
Two reports We're madc-one by the
majority members and the other BY
The minority members. An effort to
substitute the latter for The majority
report was defeated
The Minority Report
y The charges referred to w4r" cc,..
tanned in g sitter OF United States Mar
shall G, d. Elliott to John Wcrthington.
Standard Oil employees; Tie nsa-
jorlty members found that the letter
was writtcr ~ elliott aud that he
charges contained therein were IN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
JAPS MAIN LINE I'M
REAR OF SANDEpAS
Position is Made Strong by Line Of
Fortified Villages and Forti.
fled Roads
(Ey Associated Press.

TAgElNADOOsA. MANCHURIll
Monday, Feb. 30, via Mukder, Feb. ,21 /.
"a tour along the right flank gives &
corrcsDcndent OF the Associated Press
reason 10 believe that the main lins
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
r. J. curran General FREIGHT Aoc:,,
4(By Associated Press,

@ LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. Pr. j..
c sAl' formerly commercial! agent,
mas been appointed assistant general
freight agent OF the Southern Railway,
with Headquarters at Louisville cue
cceding the late Edwin Fitzgerald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy We'd
nesday and Thursday,
with moderate temporal
ture; fresh east shift
ing to south winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-22

'Il:ers said ,c The Associated Press
The Globe-republican., 1905-06-29
Huge Task

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| could not sit on Q chair without :
cushion, and suffered frsm dreadful
backache, headache, and depression, In
Electric Bitters, however. | found cure,
and by them was restored to perfect
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medicine ~ All with w~-|S kid7crs. iivef
ur stomach, liuaiantvcts ils lsatll &
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