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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-01
BUSINESS BRIEFS

Mrs. Ella 4. Cole practitioner Of
Christian Silence Of Metsphistaeal
healing. Corner Foster and Third
streets. Jul i-l5-p.
A large line Of ehsiee spring
goods ii actual cost come early and
get FIRST pick At, 7. v. Case, The Tail.
oFa.
The Northern Pacific railway offers
very low excursion tickets, good for
90 daya. 70 many principal eastern
points. Inquire II the n. p. depot
for particulars. S. @, Kitchen,
agent. July q.
Nov 10 tbs time 10 get that new
suit. We have the best line Of hand
tailored suits In the city. The Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Poultry netting 10 all widths 81
the right prices. The Idaho MeF.
camille Co.
~ you want the beet bread. you
must use the best -four Coretaua.
Great cleaning up sale OF spring
and summer goods suitines and pant
ings. - viii not carry over anything
Ne can SGT cost out of. See I. V. Case,
Taller.
For bargains IN wall paper, 80 q
Parrenouds, Scott block. Paper
from eve oents a double roll M.
Dry vood for sale. The wisgeii
a Empey Co.
We have just received a car o.
sugar aud arc now in position &
supply all cur customers NJ Lowest
market price Idaho Mercantile Co
CsratanA -four IL the best
While at Spokane, eat a, the Mode
Bakery Cafe. SIC Spraeuc Ave.
T. Z. Hcdal. The furniture dealer
will soli you a ESQ high grade sewing
machine for s35 aud $40. This &
your opportunity 20 buy at a small
margin above cost.
Z. b. Keller / Co. have just re
coivcd a car uf CerctBna, the famou
hard wheat -four
Al spring aud summer goods "
will close out az the cost 81 matcris
aud labor. Lots Of good bargains a
In. y. Case, The TAilors' Next &
Auditorium.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-01


For hack service, call up me
Occur q 'Alsne Drug Store.
Ice cream "a uaIe Il tie ElectrIc
depot news and confectionery stand.
For sale Hens and chickens,
SLID for one ben and dozen chick,
ems. Sanders beach.
To get your haying tools at the
right prices 80 10 the Idaho Mercan
tile Co.
The Mccormick mower and rakes
are the best made. You will find
them at the Idaho Mercantile Co.
For the best line Of suit cases,
travelling bags aud trunks 90 TO the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Icei Ice Fernan Lake Ice COM
pany. Phone 33.
When you want a suit Of clothes,
pants or overcoat, go 10 4. v. Case,
the taller. He can measure you
correctly. de carries large line OF
all priced goods.
Horses pastnred for s1.50 per
mouth for three months or more. or
e. per single month. Five miles
north Of town on the Hayden lake
road. Good water and good timber
range. Monaghan's place. Tele-
phone 81. address Geo. A. Demorest,
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. r. F. D.
may q.
For the best line u mems and
boys suits at prices within the reach
Of All. go TO the Idaho Mercantile Co.
There il no -four like the Pride Of
Minnesota Used BY all tha bakers.
Sold By the Idahs Mercantile Co.
Dry wood Fir, tamaraek and pine,
sixteen inch and four foot. The
idaho Mercantile Co.
Try q sack Or Pride Of Minnesota.
use half Of It and II you do not think
il IL the best. return IL and get your
money back. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
A new and complete line of caskets
at T. Z. Hedal's.
II. A. Miller Lakeside avenue,
near the n. P. depot, has new and
second hand furniture at lowest prices.
Pride Of Minnesota IL the best hard
wheat -four on the market. The
idaho Mercantile Co.
\ Look At those blocks In o'Brien's
addition which have been recently
cleared. There IL no finer location
In Occur d'Aiene. See Jas. Il. Harte.
Our tailor made suits from slo
up. A perfect OF guaranteed. The
wiggsts 4 Empey Co.
warrsn's IL the best mixed paint
on the market. We sell 1t ct the
same price as the common mixed
paints. The Idaho Mercantile Co. 4,
sole agents.
We carry the best ladies' shoe in
America Tho wiggett 4 Empey Co.
Mems. boys and children'n hats
and caps, shapes to az any head, and
styles 20 suit the most faEtidious.
The WiRgett 4 Empey Co.
II you use Corotana -four, you
Always hare good bread. E. b.
Keller 4 Co.
Deadenine felt, tar felt and all
kinds Of building paper, IN any
quantity The Idaho Mercantile Co.
: A good nine room house for salc
, cheap. Modern throughout Terms
easy. Inquire A. Y. Chamberiiu,
Exchange National Bank building
Jas. n. narte otfers a three acr'
, tract adjoining the town suitable FOL
plating into lots. See display ad.
DO you like n good cup Of coffee
Try Golden Gate at 40 cents pc
pound. There Is 40 better at AM
!, price. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Chi. Namel. The best varnlsh OF
the market. II viii not mar o
scratch. You will find 1t at tn,
Idaho Mercantile Co.
Two good business rooms in To
/ Scott block on Fourth street for rent
4 Inquire at the Press office. This is
q good business location aud the room
are we'll suited for the purpose.
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WEDDING FEE FELONIOUS2
Princeton Professors Best Man Gets . jar
From the Mayor.

Mayor Mcclellan, Princeton, SO. Of
fciated yesterday in the City Hall at the
wedding Of Howard Crosby Warren. Prince
ton, SO. now professor Of experimental
psychology at Princeton, to Catherine
Campbell Of Indianapolis. The ceremony
had been arranged for beforehand The
wedding occurred at high noon.
There was moment of embarrassment
after the two had been joined by tie Mayor.
Then William Frederick Dix, the best man q,
hesitatingly approached his Honor az d
handed him an envelope. The Mayor
handed il hack with a stony stare.
Don't do that and don't give that to
any one else, either, he said with pretended
stemness. L don't want to go TO State
prison and don't want any one else here
to go"
Mr.. Dix put the envelope back in his
pocket and the wedding party departed.
To accept a Wedding fee, it was stated,
would be in violation Of the law prohibit
ing any public officer from taking gratuity
not authorized by law for exercising a
function Of his once.
Prof. Warren is building a house at
Princeton, but at present lives in New York.
He will resume duties at college in about
two weeks. His coming marriage was an
nounced two weeks, ago but it was not
known that the Mayor would perform the
ceremony.
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CALLS FOR BALFOUR TO RESIGN
news Of Defeat I'm By-EIection starts
House OF Commons Demonstration.

Special C1b.s prSpaieh % The SUF.
LONDON, April 6,-Gerald Boder, Con-
sentative, member Of Parliament for Brigh-
ton, who was lately appointed TO a Gov
eminent office was, under the rules Of the
House Of Commons. necessarily compelled
to seek reelection.
The voting took place to-day, and it
resulted in one OF the most serious blows
the deoaying Government has yet received.
Mr.. Villiers, the Liberal candidate, re-
oeived s.209 votes against 1872 cast for Mr..
Loder thereby converting the Conserva-
tive majority Of more than / 200 at the last
election into a minority Of si7.
The outcome is especially significant, as
Brighton has been represented by a Con-
servative for twenty years, and was re-
Rardsd 6s 40 unaslA iihbl6 str onehold
Mr.. IIoder has represented the constituency
since 1889 He was locally popular
The news Of the Liberal victory was re-
ccivcd in the House Of Commons with an
uproarious Opposition demonstration. The
debate that was in progress was interrupted
by prolonged cheering and shouts Of Re
sign!'
When tho House was about 30 adjourn
several Liberals demanded that the Gov
crnment announce it intentions, in view Of
the rejection Of member OF the Admins
tration They complained severely because
Prime Minister Balfour left the House with
out answering their demand.
Mr.. Yiliers IL cousin Of Winston
Churchill
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BOMBS MEANT FOR THE CzAR
Found After Arrest Of Suspicious Acting
Soldier in the Palace.
.sp.eiaI az pe.paleA 3 TnE suN.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON, April "a despatch to the
Chronicle from st. Petersburg says that
a man wearing the uniform Of a Cossack
was arrested within few days in the
palace at Tsarskoe-Se,o.
He was noticed acting suspiciously while
the guard was being changed. The COM
manding officer examined him and found
that his sword was not Of the kind used
by the Cossaclls, but was an infantry Of
fcer's weapon. The man was thereupon
arrested
A packet was afterward found containing
two bombs. A searching inquiry resulted
in the arrest of twelve secret police agents,
who are suspected OF being the mans ac-
complies.
According to a version OF the affair given
by the ST. Petersburg correspondent Of the
Times, a stranger disguised as Colonel Of
Cossacks entered the palace at Tsarskoe-
Selo on Monday on the occasion Of the
Cars weekly reception Of officers Of the
palace guard. His actions excited sus-
Picion and he WIS arrested and search, d.
Bombs were found in his pockets.
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NEW ONE TO WORRY HOPPER.
Overloaded Floor Falls and Workman
Drops Five Stories With II.

Supt. Hopper Of the Bureau Of Buildings
will have something new to investigate
to-day, that Is, why part Of five floors In the
new thirteen story building at the southwest
corner Of Eghty-ninth street and Central
Park West gave way yesterday, carrying a
workman from the eighth floor TO the third
This happened early in the afternoon and
was reported 20 the Building Department
soon after IL took place, but II was said at
the building that no one from the bureau
had been around up to dusk last night to ask
question:
Charles Dielman Of $50 West Thirty-ninth
street was laying freproof brick in tho
oentre Of the eighth floor near a partition
wall. when without any warning the fire.
proof flooring gave way under him and no
went downward on a mass Of the bricks
Part OF the seventh floor gave way under
the ruin and Dielman kept on descending
from floor to floor until he reached the third
story this while he rode on top OF q ton
or more ofbricLs and he finished the journey
thereon.
He was well shaken up by his queer ride &.
and when be looked upward from his hard
bed he could see a hole through the centre
Of the building about lOXl2 feet, where he
had come through. He was daacd when
other workmen came TO his relief, but the
only hurt he suffered was a couple Of cuts
on the head and bruised back.
When the dust was cleared away work.
men were put to work removing the debris.
They got il away in remarkably quick
time. No one connected with the ereo-
ton Of the building would tell what caused
the flooring 10 give away. II was surmised
that the beams on the eighth floor spread
or sagged from too much weight The
ireproofing was finished up to that floor.
and there was a great quantity Of freproof
brick stored on that floor, il is said, along
with lot Of concrete.
The building Is owned by Peter Banner
Of 6is Broadway and c. +. Fuller of SO
Herkimer street, Brooklyn. is superintend-
ing the construction. Guy " Waite has
the freproofing contract
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RAIDED GOVERNORS STORE.
Cobb OF Maine a Victim OF the Alcoholic
Medicine Crusade

RocKLAND Me, April 5.-Sherifi Tolman
and six OF his deputies made q sensational
move this morning when they raided the
wholesale grocery store Of Cobb Wight a
Co. and seized twenty-four cases Of medi-
cine, said 20 contain large percentage OF
alcohol which may not be sold under the
prohibitory law. At the head Of the firm
raided is Gov. William T. Cobb who origi-
mated the enforcement movement
He was toll Of the seizure as he was
about 70 board the morning train for Port
land, but made no comment except that be
was not surprised. Another member Of
the firm said that the medicine was part
Of a large stock sold 70 retail grooers and
druggists, who sell II openly, and that
they all would have 20 be raid d 10 avoid
discrimination. The seizure was made as
a test case.
Medicines were also seized at the whole
sale store Of the John Bird COMPANY Even
a greater local sensatiOn was caused by the
raid of Sheriff 1olmHn and elk deputies on
the city liquor agency, where they seized
Ave large wagonloads Of liquor, the entire
stock 90 hand. Agent z. Howard Clark
made protest against taking the stock and
Immediately sent for Mayor Rhodes, but IN
the presence Of about 500 excited spectators
the liquor vas loaded upon wagons and
taken 20 the court house. The agency
contained about t2.Soo worth Of liquor.
At,s. AZ. UsHER'S !ss scotch ma, made the
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AMERICAN PRINCES FIGHrs
To Establish validity In the Eyes OF the
Church Of Her Sex ond Marriage.

To Establish validity In the Eyes OF the
Church Of Her second Marriage.
Boston, April s.-Prince Giuseppe Ros-
plgliosi, the head a the Italian family
that for centuries hos heen prominent in the
Roman Catholic Church, and his American
wife, who was formerly Miss Marie Jennings
Reid Of New Orleans and the divorced wife
Of Col F. II. Parkhurst OF Bangor, Me-.
arr visiting friends in Cambridge
The reason for the visit Of the Prince
and Princess TO this country il TO procure
the assistance Of Col. Parkhurst in having
the Pnncess's marriage to him annulied IN
order that the present marriage may receive
the approval Of the Vatican and the Prince
regain his estates in Italy.
For four years the fight for recognition
Of the marriage by the Church has been
waged with all the power that the Prince
could muster. In marrying Mrs. Park
hurst he voluntarily renowned his estates,
but later, at the instigation Of his wife, he
reclaimed them. In spite Of the strenuous
efforts that have been made to attain this
end. the Holy See has persistently refused
to recognize the marriage which was a
civil one, a. in conformity with the require
ments Of the Church.
The Princess desires TO have her last
marriage recognized by the Church on the
ground that there had not been proper
dlspensation for her former marriage with
Col. Parkhurst, a Protestant, and that
therefore that marriage could not be
recognized by the Church.
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NIECE ACCUSES w. j. LAWRENCE.
Rich YaobtsmAn Indicted In Ohio for CrimI.
nal Assault.

CLEVELAND April Sin the report OF
the Grand Jury made to-day was an indict-
meut charging NJ. J. Lawrence the yachts
man, with criminal assault.
The charge is made by his niece. Miss
Hazel Lawrence, who is but Il years Of age.
She testified that the alleged assault was
committed few months ago at the home
o. her uncle in the East End Lawrence
is a member Of all Of the prominent clubs
OF this city, and his home has been the
scene Of lavish entertainments. He u
owner and publisher Of the Ohio Former.
He spends most Of his time aboard the
yacht SAtansllh, which he purchased sew
eral years ago in New York. The yacht
flies the flag Of the New York Yacht Club
as well as the Cleveland Yacht Club, and
Lawrence and his wife have been accus-
TONED 10 spend most Of their time aboard
on her. They have a home on one Of the
small islands near Hhyti. and it il supposed
that they are there now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
CAUGHT MENINGITIS HERE.
First Baltimore Case Of the Disease in
Six Years Is Fatal.

First Baltimore Case Of the Disease in
Six Years Is Fatal.
BALTIMoRK, April S.-Spinal meningitis,
which has been prevalent in New York
city for the last few weeks. this morning
claimed its first victim in Baltimore since
the summer OF 1899. Some unoasiness
is felt in medical circles lest the disease
spread here.
James T. Wilkinson, who died shortly
before II O'Clock this morning is the first
person in this city who has been attacked
with the malady in five years, and it is
supposed by his physicians that ne con-
tracted it in New York while there a few
weeks ago.
PITTsBURG, April 5.--The Pittsburg Blu
reau Of Health to-day discovered a we'll
developed case Of spotted fever and tho
victim was at once rushed TO the Municipal
Hospital. Every precaution has been
taken to prevent contagion. Pasquale
De Costa. an Italian, who arrived from
New York but a few days ago, Is the one
afflicted
CHICAGO, April st developed to-day
that May Blossom Blume, daughter Of
ex-Justice Blume, who died yesterday. was
n victim Of oerebro spinal meningitis
She had been in the Lake Side Hospital
for month suffering with the disease.
It was reported that the Stevan School for
Girls, at 1918 Drexel Boulevard, had been
closed for fear that the pupils might have
boon exposed.
I'VE have taken every preoaution pos
sible to prevent a spread Of the disease
and do not think that there il any danger
now said Dr. spalding Of the Board Of
Health to-day
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hold LEAP FROM AN EMPRESS.
Prisoner, Bound for Sins Sing, Escapes
From Deputy Sheriff on LOng Island.


From Deputy sheriff on LOng Island.
FARMISdDAIE, l.. l., April 5.-While the
Greenport express, running at the rate Of
forty-five miles an hour. was between here
and Central Park this afternoon, prisoner
who was on his way TO Sing Sing 20 serve
a term Of six years for forgery escaped
from the deputy sheriff who had him in
charge and jumped from the train. The
prisoners name Is Rathbourne and he mad
been tried and sentenced in Riverhead,
the county seat Of Suffolk county.
The deputy sheriff 9pd his pI isoner took
seats in the smoker. " hen the boarded
the train the prisoner was handcuffed TO
his guard. Soon after the train got started
Rathbourne induced his guard 10 remove
the handouts. While be was at the water
cooler, with the deputy sheriff about six
feet behind him, Rathbourne suddenly
opened the door. jumped out on the plat
form and took a leap across the opposite
track clearing IL Just as an eastbound train
whizzed by. The deputy Jerked the
bell rope but the train had run nearly mile
before II was brought 10 stop. The pris-
oner was not found.
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SECOND THAW-NESBIT WEDDING.
Couple Had been NArried, In London
bridegroom ReEAins Income.

Couple HAD Been Narried, In London
bridegroom ReEAins Income.
PITrsBURo. April SIT became known
to-day that the reason for the secrecy
maintained about the wedding Of Harry
Kendall Thaw to Florence Evelyn Nesbit
last evening was a desire 10 sppease the
anger Of Mrs. William Thaw, the mother Of
the bridegroom, and to restore TO him his
annual income Of $50 900.
II also leaked out to-day that the couple
had previously been married. presumably
IN London Charles Holman, the stepfather
Of the bride. caused 10 be published in a
PittsburR newspaper the following notice;
Remarked ~ Plttsburg,, ,,-. z-.,--
Mr. Harry K Th0v and Florence Evelyn
Nesbit, on Tuesday, April 4 AZ 4: D., az Ne
Parsonage Of the oihciattng minister, me
Rev. W, J.. MeEwan, There we're gIesent
T. mother on the bridel. and Mr.. William
Ihaw and josiah c. Thaw Imother and orother
OF the RTooml.
After the return Of Harry Thaw and
Miss Nehbit from England soma time age,
Mrs. William Thaw demanded that her
son give up his attentions 70 the actress'
He refused, wbereupon his income was
cut down from 5000 q year 20 $500 per
year, which was the provision OF his iather s
will.
n was only after his income bad thus
been reduced that Thaw admitted 20 his
mother that he had been married 10 TIE
actress IN London. But the mother stil
doubted and demanded that her con cease
his attentions 20 Miss Eeabit. II was then
that be proposed the remauiRge. Mrs.
Tbaw was finally persuaded 70 consent 70
thia.
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WITHDRAWAL or DEPOSITS.
Ffty Per Cent. OF the Holdings OF Tempo,
rary Denositories TO he Called In.

WASHINGTON. April 5.--Secretary Shaw
announced this afternoon that the Treas
ury will withdraw from those national
banks which are temporary repositories
Of the public money 50 per cent Of. their
holdings and from the permanent de-
positories such amount as the banks can
spare consistent with the proper trans
action Of business for the Government.
In both cases one-half Of the Withdrawals
will be made on or before May IS and the
balance on OF before July 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
Oceanic Passed Is IcepsrE,.

The White Star liner Oceanic, in last night
from Liverpool and Queenstown. steamed
between some Of the Hottest ioebergs OF
the season while crossing the Banks on
Monday. There were eighteen in all.
most Of them on the starboard hand, and
the taIlest were about leO feet. The nearest
Of the big ones was about Eve miles OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-06
RETAIL c0AL MEN TO COMBINE9

Chicago Hears OF a Union CT Anthracite
Dealers Here and in Canada.
CHICAGO. April 5.-A gigantic combina-
ton Of retail dealers in anthracite coal,
embracing the United States and Canada,
is under process Of formation. Local
dealers in hard coal are in receipt Of a
prospectus. issued from New York few
days ago. outlining the scope Of the con-
templsted combination and asking that
delegates be sent to a convention 90 be held
in New York on My TO-
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SENATOR o. n. PLATT ILL.,
Taken sick Immediately Amer Attending
Gen. HawIey's Funeral.

Gen. hnNit4b FuutEA'
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 5.-Word was
received in this city from Washington,
Conn, that Senator Orville II. Platt was
critically i'll at his home in that town, Sena-
tor Plat was not strong when he attended
the funeral Of Gen. Joseph r. Hawley in
Hartford two weeks ago and delivered an
address at the memorial exercises in the state
Capitol. At the grave Of Gen. Hawley
Senator Platt stood with uncovered head
for a long period. Immediately upon re-
turning 70 his home he complained OF being
very sick. His illness developed into bron-
chial pneumonia, and his condition became
so grave that a New York specialist was
called into consultation yesterday.
Reports from his home tonight indicate
that while the distinguished statesmen Is
till in a dangerous condition he is some
what improved and shows signs Of pulling
through.
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MAY DELAY CANAL WORK.
Overdght on the Part OF Congress Likely
20 Postpone the Issue Of Bonds.

NAsHn5oToN, April loving 10 an over-
sight on the part Of Congress In not re-
ducing the tax on ciroula ting notes OF the
national banks based on Panama Canal
bonds, the Secretary Of the Treasury viii
make no attempt 10 sell these bonds until
Congress acts. and there is a strong posi-
bilty that thu work Of constructing the canal
may be delayed by lack Of funds, ~ the
Score tAry is Of the opinion that The loan
ca mot be doated on account OF the
handicap Of an eHra half per cent tax
involved.
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Your breakfast WI be . pleasure and you win
BE- well N you cat WheatonA me Wfntef wheat
product. The leader for twenty year.-Adt.
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WITHDRAWING FLORIDA LIMITED TRAINS
The Palm Limited and Florida Special via Penn 81
tylvhnia Rairoad viii BE- discontinued AFTER April
Adj.
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snoET LnE 10 CIRHEI.ANn.

leave New York dany a. as = NJ. eTrivel 'CIrtr.
la1a Ia7 A. ~ ch,eaEo nHn'sd; " sEiTa fare.
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saa - t-'' sUi' sSs Si ssps s 80 n
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SAID. "EHt the winter wheat cereals end hoaf
. hty are best Thatd Why WhcaienA u - rooa'
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WIEN ToU ARE SICK USE
Dewey Purt WIlf and Grapr Juice,
X. 7. DeweJ sons 90. - fuit0n 81 New Ion.
-Aag.
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Iusl., upoa Ssvius Bur-ss's vsama.-As,
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.AnsI az. UsHERE !hs scotch INA, made the