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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
w. E. WARREN B BRO.
Druggistss-t+-sOn the Corner.
Premier Killed


The Popular LsadsrOf erssos AssasuinAtsd
Athens, Greece, June 18.-
Theodore P. Delyannis, the pop
ular Premier Of Greece, was
stabbed and mortally wounded
by a professional gambler named
Cherakaris at the main entrance
Of the chamber Of deputies at 5
p. m. today. The Premier died
within three hours, The assas-
sin, who was Immediately arrest
ed, said that he committed the
deed in revenge for the strin-
gent measures taken by Premier
Delyannis against the gambling
houses, all of which wererecent-
ly closed.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
MORE CHARGES MADE
Secret Transactions Of Labor Unions, 1t is
Declared, duplicating Many Leaders
viii be Divulged Soon.

Chicago, June 13.-The teams
ters' strike proper has almost
been lost sight of, the attention
of both sides to the controversy
being occupied more with charg-
es of bribery in connection with
labor unions in Chicago than
with the real issue. Within the
next twenty-four hours, it was
said tonight, the history of Sc
cret transactions Of labor unions
in Chicago for the past four
years will be made public and
that information will implicate
many labor leaders, who, it is
asserted, have accepted bribes
to call off strikes. The man
who is expected to give this in
formation is John O. Driscoll,
former secretary of the local
Coal Team Owners union, who
has been an intermediary be-
tween the employers and teams
ters' union in this city for the
past four years.
Tomorrow morning, DriscOll
says that he will appear before
the grand jury with document
airy evidence showing that sew
eral labor leaders have been re-
ceiving large sums of money
through Driscoll, which it is de-
clared by the latter, the employ
ers were forced to pay to prevent
their employees being called out
on a strike. To substantiate
his statements Driscoll display
ed tonight a bank check book,
stubs on which he said CORE
sponded to amounts of money
paid to these labor leaders. This
bank book will be offered in his
testimony before the grand jury
The method used by Driscoll
according to his own statements
was this:
An employer or an organize
tion of employers who was af
fected by a striker or who wert
likely to be, would call and asl
him to use his influence to bring
about an adjustment Of the diff
fculty. The fees, according t
IDriscoll, paid union men, ranget
from 800 to thousands Of dollars
the aggregate being estimated
by him at $4,000.
Driscon declares that he neve
received a dollar Of this none
for his efforts in avertinl
trouble, except from organiza
! tions of which he was acting q
secretary.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

The government buildings at
Mesealero are nearing compile
tion. This job has furnished
several Alamogordo carpenters
with work for some time, among
whom are Messrs. Lawrence and
Moore. They work 10 hours a
day at 85 cents per hour. From
the gentleman in charge Of this
work we learn that Mr.. Moore is
considered a fine finish work
man, while Lawrence can drive
as many nails and saw as many
boards as any other man on the
ground = Moore and Lawrence
make a full team.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
GREAT OVATION
/, FOR GOV. OTERO
Governor OfHsv MEXICO Is Banqustsd In
Honor Of Long Term.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, June To-
Sixty representatives citizens of
the territory gathered last night
around the beautifully decorat-
ed banquet board in the historic
old palace to do honor to Govern
or NJ. A. Otero upon his COM
pletion of the eighth year of his
administration, having served
longer than any of his American
predecessors and longer than
any one except three of the en-
tire number of his predecessors,
eighty altogether.
Territorial secretary ]. w.
Reynolds was toastmaster. Ma
|jor r. j. PaIen in fine tribute
presented the governor with a
gold headed cane.
The executive answered feel
ingly, after which there were
speeches, by the solicitor gener-
al, George W. Prichard, who
touched especially upon the f.
nancial record of the Otero ad-
ministration; James G. McNary,
Chief Justice w. J. Mills, Judge
|W. II. Pope, Pedro Perea, JEFF
ferson Reynolds, Harry W. Kel-
|ly, John S. Clark, ]. p. Victory,
A. B. Renehan, Frank w. Clancy
and impromptu toasts by others.
The affair was a memorable
one in every respect and the
smoker which preceded the
banquet was a social success.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
Cuban Dianhoss

U. s. Soldiers who served In Cuba DUR
lng the spanish war know what chs dis
sase Is. and khat ordinary remedies have
little moro eject than 50 much water.
Cuban diaFFhosn y almost Is severe and
dangerous as : mild attack Of cholera.
There Is one remedy, however. that can
aiuaFs be depanded upon Is wIll Be seen
81 the following certificate from Hrs.
AInnIe Jacobs 0f Houston. Taxass ~
hereby certify that chamherlzIns Collie.
CholeFa and Dla7kb1ea Remedy enrod
ny husband 81 q severe attack d Cnhnn
| alargheea. which be brought home from
Cupa I'VE had several doctors but they
did hlln 10 good. One bottle ~ thIs ~
medy euFed HIM as our noIeh6ofa VIII
testify Iihank God for 90 valuable 1
lmedleine.H Fcr sal6 s. ". E WaxfcI
= Hfo.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

Somebody said that Sheriff
Phillips offered the $50 reward
because the jail dog was killed.
While Mr.. Phillips wouldn't
have sold his dog for any mans
$50, yet that wasn't the sole
reason for offering the reward.
Mr.. Phillips, as sheriff Of the
county, recognized that the peO-
|pIe Of this vicinity wished that
this law breaking dog killer
should be punished according "a
law, hence the reward. Anoth-
er ridiculous accusation wai
that some officer did the poison
ling, and this was bOsh Con
stable Nimmo's faithful dol
suffered the same fate - dis
the others, also the Jail DOG.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Sick, Broke and Out Of Work and Prob
ably Temporarily insane.
A stranger giving his name as
Chas. Levine attempted suicide
Tuesday afternoon by cutting
his throat and severing the wind
pipe.
j. @. Grant and Judge O'Reilly
were out for a buggy ride and
going up Pennsylvania past the
Park discovered the man sitting
up by the road and being bloody
all over Mr.. Grant jumped out
to see what was the matter. On
seeing the fellows throat cut
MH. Grant hastened back to town
and got DIR. Bryan and going
back took the fellow to the hospit-
al where DR.. Bryan treated
him. While everything possible
was done by DR.. Bryan to save
the poor fellows life yet there
Twas hardly any hopes from the
first.
/ From little day book and
some papers found in the poor
mans pockets it was learned
that his name is Chas. Levine.
From these it was also learned
that he is a member Of Waco,
Texas, K. Of p. Lodge No. ~,
also has a son, Reubin Levine,
same city. A letter of recon-
! lmendation was found signed by
: Lincoln Bros, Douglas, Arizona,
| TIwhere he had worked as gents
! furnishing salesman.
1t is also learned that the un'
fortunate man is subject to cpl
rIleptic fits and on Sunday DR.
: gEGilbert was called to treat hin
2 elwhile in a fit.
b No doubt he was out Of money
I Isick and out Of employment, an'
2 while suffering q spell Of tenn
Y Iporary insanity on Tuesday after
! noon attempted to end his suf
q ferings.
I LATER: The man die
= Thursday afternoon and Waco
2 Texas, x. Of p. Lodge ordere'
z the body shipped to that plac
Ifor burial. A coroner's inques
FL was held Friday morning an
n 1.-THE verdict was that the deaf
lalwas suicide.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
Pond : uuls 3, ps.psI..

Mrs. s Lindsay. 0i Fort William. On
tarI0, Canada, Who has enlIerad quite 3
number of years from dyspepeia and
great pains Il The stomach. was advised
bY her druggist 10 take ChnmbbFIain's
Stomach aud Liver Tablets. slq did %
ana says, II ind that they have done
me great deal nf good. 1 haye never
had an suffering since ! basan using
them. Il troubled with dyspepsia 81
indigestion Why n0s take theas Iahlets,
get well and stay Wsllg For ssIe b W,
& Warren : Bro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17


For the information of the FL
Paso Herald we would like to
call attention to the fact that
heavy timbers are being unload
ed ON the site here where it is
.rumored the big shops will be
built; that General Manager I'll.
j. Simmons is due to spend
several days here this week or
next; that AlamOgordo is nearer
the big Dawson coal fields; that
AlamOgordo's bountiful supply Of
pure water runs down hill; that
besides being the headquarters
for the Phelps Dodge lumber in
dustry we have an endless
quantity Of fine quality Of build
| ing stone and granite; that
Alamogordo has no idea Of s'hold-
| ing up the Phelps Dodge peo-
lple for ground on which to ereci
shops; that we have many
square miles Of land exactly
suited for shop location and car
be had for a very small sum
THAT we look upon FL Paso a
Jour neighbor, but her newspaper
are extremely treacher0us Il
Alamogordo's interests ct ALI
TIMES.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
WEAVER AFTER THEM
The Philadelphia Mayor Making Claan

The Philadelphia Mayor Making : Clean
Sweep.
Philadelphia, June Is. The
biggest political sensation since
the removal Of Directors Smythe
and Costello, was created today
when Mayor Weaver, through
his counsel, caused the arrest Of
Select Councilman Frank H.
Cayen Of the Thirty fourth ward
on charges of conspiracy to de-
fraud the city. Mr.. Caven was
arraigned before Magistrate
EIsenbaum and held in $4,000
bail for a, further hearing on
Thursday.
The affidavit charges that Mr.
Cayen, while q member Of tht
council, committed the offense
Of being interested, directly ans
Indirectly, in certain contract
lfor furnishing supplies and ma
lterials for the use Of the city
Those supplies consisted Of san'
land gravel, which were furnish
led TO naaisl ]. McNicolI . %.
contractors. to be used ii nes
filtration beds.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

Itching, Blind Breeding Or Pfotrud-
Ina piles. Druggists refund moneY Il
PAzO 0INThfENT falls 20 cure any
cass, 10 matter 0l how long standing.
In 3 10 IL days First application gives
ease and rest. soc III stamps and II
vii Be forwarded post-paid " Paris
medicine o., St. Louis, 10.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

WK Stalcup, agent here for the New
York Life Tnsnrancs Company, reports
making out the application for w.
b. Murray, and the application records
the fact that be has ten brothers and
seven sisters, Pretty good showing.
Mr.. Murray Is The blacksmith for the
Alamogordo Lumber Company
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

The shoemaker governor of
Massachusetts,, W. L. Douglass,
will not stand for reelection
more money in shoes than being
governor.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
B. Gonzales Dead.

Blceres Gonzales. age 20. died 1t his
home In Tularosa last Monday At s
o'clock after long sickness. He was .
merchant Of that place. He leaves .
wife, but no children. A father. mother,
two sisters and one brother survive.
His brother, Martin Gonzales. Is also in
the mercantile business there. Funeral
Tuesday morning last at o'clock.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

The Iaxatlve effect 81 chambsflalass
Stomach M Liver Tablets q 50 agree
able and 81 natural that gnsl 40 nQtkeal-
ize 4 IL Tie effect 81 D madeleine Fer
sale BY W n Haffea a Bro.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

The X ol r building was sold . salts.
II mortgage On Thursday. Dr. Gilbert
ana q ] Wolanger bidding + In at
s.. 800.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
II QUE ! Cold ii llas Das

4 Take LAXATIVE BROMOQUININE
TabIstf. All druggists refund ne
money Il Il fails 10 cure, =. w Groves
sianaiufs q On each boz. 2sc:
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17
PEACE NEGO-
TIATIONS
Both Powers Agree 70 This. and Peace
PlsuipOtsntiAziss WIN at Once Start
for the United States.

Tor the unitoa DtAsess
Vienna, June 15.-The opinion
prevails here that peace negotia-
tions between Japan and Russia
eventually prove successful.
This is based on the belief that
Japan will meet Russia more
than half way, making unex-
pectedly reasonable demands.
Certain intimations have beeu
received here that Japan,s terms
are substantially as follows:
First-Recognition of a jap
anese protectorate over Korea.
Second-The return of Man
churia to China.
Third-International control
of the Eastern Chinese railroad.
Fourth Regarding Port Ar
thur, the strategical value OF
which has been over estimated
it is said its ultimate disposal
will not give rise to any contro-
versy.
Fifth-It is not thought that
Japan will demand the demoli.
ton of the Notifications at Via
livestock.
Sixth-The surrender Of the
island of Sakhalin will not be
demanded.
Seventh-An undertaking re-
garding indemnity is not inn
possible because, it is declared,
Japan will demand the cost Of
the war.
Washington, June 15.-Ofi-
cial announcement is made that
Washington has been selected
as the location Of the peace con-
ference. The announcement
came in the form Of an official
statement issued by secretary
Loeb by direction of the presi-
dent. The statement follows;
when the two governments
were unable to agree upon either
Che Foo or Paris; the president
suggests The Hague, but both
governments have no requested
that Washington be chosen al
the place Of meeting and the
president has accordingly for
mally notified the government
that Washington will be select
ed.n
1t is suggested at the Whit,
House informally that afte
meeting and organizing the plen
ipotentiaries of the two govern
ments, if it should be found t
be uncomfortably hot in Wash
ington, might adjourn the meet
ing to some summer resort ii
the north, where they could con
tinue their sittings until sue
time as the weather in Wash
ington shall be more comfortable
Pressure is being brought I
bear upon Japan to induce he
to fix the sum she will deman
as indemnity for ending the wa
at as low a figure as possible III
der the circumstances. Not Onl
the European governments bt
it is intimated that PresideI
Roosevelt as well, has advise
Japan that moderation in h
demands for cash would not on
facilitate peace, but would !
regarded by the powers vii
particular favor. The paymel
by Russia Of any such sum as
billion dollars would not on
seriously embarrass the st. F
tersburg government, but wou
probably disturb the finances
the entire Western world. Tn
far the Japanese government b
not indicated the precise for
of her terms.
Russian liberal newspapersa q
taking the decision Of the 81
ernment to make peace If ten
possible Of acceptance are off
ed, as a surrenderand are folio
ing up their advantage BY
doubling their demands fol
representative assembly, arl
ing that the bureaucracy viii
has proved Is ineompetency
make war successfully, il equ
ly incapable Of concluding
creditabIe peace.
-
TheIaxhEIve eject 81 chamb4F|n
Stomach ~ Liver Taoiess 2 p A.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-06-17

II p BnFgnm, II charge q the cons.
trnctIon Of government buildings -
MescaIarc VAS heEa Thursday. Mr
Bargum stated that the huIldlnga
would Be completed n about IS weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18

"The widow. said |. w Read. Of
Nashville, furnishes the most delight
ful study 10 the observer OF the tricks
and manners OF human beings. One
summer" he continued In a rumlnat.
Ing manner, Il was spending some time
at White Sulphur Springs. VAL only
ten this as an illustration Of the acu-
men and intelligence OF the genus
widow-and one afternoon q handsome
young woman and her little G-year-old
son sat near me on the yarauda. The
little fellow trotted up to me and pat
ted him on the head What's your
nameg he asked / told him. Is you
married?' he hsped No. I'm not /
replied Then the child paused a mo-
meni, and turning 10 his mother said,
Mamma. what else did you tell me to
esk him? louisville Herald.
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&c Yeur stomaeh ! Rest.

cour food must tc properly digestcd
1nd assimllated 70 be OF any value 20
YOU II ynIr stomach Is weak or dis-
eased take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Il
digests what ycu cat and gives The
stomach a resi enabling It 70 recup.
crate. take on new life ard grow
strong again. Kodol cures sour s.om-
gch. gas, bloating heart palpitauon
and al d,sestivs disorders. Sold by
c. n. Reafro.
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Fraud Exsessd.

A few counterfeits have lately been
making and irving to sell limitations
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. and other
medicines. thereby defraudiag the
public. This is to wara you to be-
ware of such reople, VINO seeR to
profit through stealing the reputation
Of remedies which have been success
fully cured disease. for over 90 years.
a sure protection, TO you, Is our name
On the wrapper Lock FOR it. on all
Or. Kings or Buchsns remedies, as
ell others are mere limitations. H. f..
BUcKLEN & co, Chicago. ILL.,, and
Windsor, Canada.
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roR osNEHAL CRY ELECTIONS
NiBlack's ell Which Has Caused Hot
Discussion.


Council Bill No a. by Niblack
passed the senate committee Of the
whole couacu yesterday after heaetd
discussion. The measure is as fcl-
lows
Council BIN No. ~. by Mr. Niblack
An Act to amend Section s Of Article
Of Chapter l2 Qf Wilson's Revised
Statutes BE it enacted by the leg
islative assembly Of ,he territory of
oklahoma: Section #. That Section
of Article 12 Of Wilson's Rewseh
Statutes. be amended as follows
Section S. risc annual election in
an cities of the first class. sAsll be
held on the first Tuesday in April
1857 and each year thereafter At
the annual election Of 1897, there shall
he e'ecsed a mayor, city clerk. pciioe
judge city treasurer, city attorney,
city marshal. who shall be chief Of
police. city assessor treasurer of the
school hoard. street commissioner
and one council man and one member
Of the school beard from each ward.
who shall hold their oniccs for two
years. aud until their successors are
elected and qualified Froyl jed, any
such city may he ordinance provide
fer an annual election any cf its of
fcers. and may further provide fo.
lhe ELECTION or appointment of an as
slstant city attorney and fix this)
powers and dwtes
Provided. also, tha 4 shall uo the
duty Of the mayor of any city Of first
class. when there IS hled in the Office
Of the clerk Of said city and the
mayor is notified thereof petition
aene oy one hundred Of The electors
of said city asking him so 10 do
"a call an election within ten days
( frcm the notice of the filing Of th'
said petition. at which he shall sub
NIT to ,ho clecior Of said city th'
question. shall The members Of sai'
council and members of the schoo
/ board Of said city be elected at larg.
in said city? The ballot for said elec
lion shall read as follows; Shall th'
members OF the city council and mem
bers OF The sohool Hoard OF said cltl
be elected at large in said city follow
ed by the words yes, or no. And pro
wded further. that If majority Q
the ballots cast at said election shal
be in favor of -lecting the members
Of the council and members Of tn
school board Of said city at large il
said ci,y they shall thereafter be 81
eected Said election shall be calle'
and conducted mder the proyislol
Of the general election law, except a
otherwise herein provided
Section D This Act shall take 'ei
feet and be in force from and afte
/ its passage aid approval
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BANKERS TO MEET
speclal 70 nany Lamar


muskoeee. L t. Feb. 1s-A 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning. Fo6ru.
aty %, the executive committee Of tho
Oklahoma.ndian Territory Rankors'
association viii meet in ,his city. pro.
bably in the Commercial club rooms
20 Ok the dare Vt meeting and arrange
Ia prosran for The convention which
is t. De held in Muskosec sometime
this summer. The ccicers Of the as,
association are
Frank crais. president, South Me-
Alester.
II A. MccandIess vice prssiccat
Perry OAlahoms
oliver paery. second vice presi-
dent Niuita J. 4
c. j. Webster. treasurer, sulphur.
1T
II W. Painter secretary Guthrie.
Okla
Legisladye committee o. c.
Guss. Guthrie, Okla; w. S. Patton,
Edmond. OKLA L. Is. I.ockrel Hen
Messy OKLA
Executive committee. Frank r.
Wikon. Saltwater Okla; " g. GIL
bert, Weumka /. r.. l. c. Guss
Guthrie Okla. a. ID. Kennedy Ok
+ mnleee. { r.. e. p Hlake, Blackwell
okla; d. w HOGAN. Muskogee, l. r.;
Iohu C. Butler Marietta, I rs w
S. Smith, Iioldonville. l. II.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
sAIEsMEN WANTEn-Agenis. deal

SAIEsMEN WANTEn-Asents, deal
ers ana storekcepers, start in bus
iness for Yourself ON our capital. We
sna1c men'r fae clothing to meagnre
and YOU can sen our perfect fitting
highest class tailoring at a good profit
for as little acney as here retail
ready made goods. You can control
enura local trade with our line. Spring
line 400 up 10 date styles Of woclers
fashion displays etc, now ready and
furnished free. A great opportunity
Write today for fun particulars ana ex
elusive territorJ Expeience not abb
solutciy neeCssary American Woolel
Mills Co.. Dept A. Washington Blvd,
and Fnien S., Chicago.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED statesmen AND SALES
Ladies in this and adjoining terri
tory to represent and advertise the
Who esalc department OF an old es
iablished commercial house Of solid
standing. Staple line Salary So 80
per day, paid weekly wi.h expenses
advanced direct f,om headquarters.
Horse and buggy furnished when nee
ossary. We furnish everything. Po-
sition permanent Address. The Co
lumbia House. 630 Monon Bldg. Chi
cago. lll.
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Al one time King Peter Of ser,.a
was a red.hot Socialist That WaI
while he was living comparatively
obscure life in France He Is beller-
ed 10 be the first Socialist to mount
a throne.
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WANTED Reliable man to manage
branch cnice for large manufactu.
ref. Salary to start, 81 800 per year
and extra commission. Applicant
must have good reference and 81 lO0)
cash capital secure. Experience un-
necessary Address Mafr. 70s Cham
Der Commerce. Detroit, Mich
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WANTED-Reliable man to manage
branch Office for large manuiactnr-
er. saloIy 10 stait $500 per year ant
extra commissions. Applicant must
have eood reference and $1,000 cash
caTitai secure. Experience unneees-
sary Address Mfr. .0S Chamber
Commorce DotrC't, Mick
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WANTED: Energetic. Trustworthy
man or woman to work in okla.
reDresentins large manufacturing com
pany. Salary $40 10 800 per month.
paid weekly expenses advanced. Ad.
dress with stamp. J. H. Moore. Guth-
rle. Okla.
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The oldest resia snt has gone back
with the ground hog and no prophe-
clos as TO the weather are yolun-
teered.
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have position for good statesmen
See me for terms. v. Bowers. los
West Harrison. Guthrie.
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AGENTS wANTop

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