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New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
sw1NDLED IN Horse SALE, HE SAYS
Charges That He Paid $3.50 for Trotter and
Got Dead "Skate."

Frank c. Clark was attracted by an advertise
r,ent about month ago which said that the great
rrottfng horse Princess Wilkes was for sale dt
The stables OF William Seffers. at No e19 West
12sth street An agent Mr. Clark paid $3.50 for
1ha animal, he says. This agent was instructed TO
leave the horse at the stables until Mr.. Clark was
ready to SEND him 20 the country.
The following Gay. Il IS alleged. Sefers tele-
phoned that the horse had Gied during the night
The agent went TO the stables He says that in
dark stall he the body OF horse which looked
90 unlike his original purchase that he became
suspicious and the Pinkertons Were put on the
They found. they say, that the dead animal
Old delivery wagon horse. Morton Stein. OF
NO. 81 Liberty street, counsel for Mr.. Clark.
brought suit in the 18th District Municipal Court.
5eth street and Madison avenue. for the return OF
the $3.50 paid TO Sesers. and July IS Judge Moore
gave judgment for the plaintiff.
Sefers's attorney yesterday moved for a trial
10 afford him opportunity put in further
defences. Judge L4auer reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
FACTORY EXPLOSION KILLS EIGHT
German Town Cleared for Fear of More
Trouble at Dynamite Plant.

Doemitz Germany. Aug. 15.-Eight persons
are known to have been killed. fourteen were
severely and sixty-one slightly injured as re-
suit of an explosion In dynamite factory here
to-day.
The first detonation. which threw the two
hundred employees of the factory, including some
twenty women. into a panic, was at once fol-
lowed by several other explosions and an out
break of fire. The authorities feared further
catastrophe from the flames because large guam
titles of explosives are stored near the factory
grounds. and they therefore ordered the IN
habitants of Doemitz to leave their houses at
Cnce The fre1nen. however. succeeded in limit
ing the flames and finally in putting them out
Four persons are still missing and are believed
TO be dead.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
FIRE DAMAGES HISTORIC CEMETERY.
Destroys Ancient Monuments and ALI Fences
Long Dry Grass Brazier
ERv Telegraph to The Tribu2e. :

South Norwalk. Conn. Aug. 1J.-A grass fire
burned the historic old Pine Island Gene
terry in this place this afternoon. All the divis-
ion fences and the boundary fences were con-
sumed, and the heat so great that a
majority of the old stones and monuments
which have stood for two hundred and fifty
years toppled and were broken. The
cemetery was one OF the oldest in this part of
the state. and chart is In existence the
demolition of the fences means the destruction
of all lines.
The deep. dry grass caused terrific fire No
water was procurable, but the city's chemical
engine finally conquered the flames. after all
the buildings had been destroyed and the fire
was assailing the Legrand Lockwood home,
valued M 81 TsDpRp
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
DR. J. E. RUSSELL WAS MURDERED.
Coroners Jury Believes Brooklyn Physician
Met with Foul Play.

Dr 7 Edwin Russell, who died in the Harlem
Hospital on July o. was murdered accoruihS 10
tho verdict found by q coroners jury yesterday
afternoon Coroner Acrteiii. who conducted The
inquest charged the police with general nefiiciency'
Patrolmen O'Connor and Fox, OF the East l2bth
street station, who appeared witnesses testifeo
that they had heard DR.. Russell say ne had Deeh
assaulted but they got instructions to inVesti-
gate the case Another witness was Mrs. GriSer,
who has charge OF the house at No. l22 East l0oth
street In front Of which DR.. Russell was found
She testified that the physician told her he had
received a bad beating and asked for glass of
milk, She then informed the police. Coroner Acri-
ten said he would have the District Attorneys Of
fee investigate the still further
DR. Russell, who lived at No. 1892 Bedford avenue.
Brooklyn came to this city on July 10 to attend a
patent in Harlem. He was found unconscious. and
when revived said he had been assaulted and
robbed near Lexington avenue and 129th stres1
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

And Supervisor Lonergan Was Worried
Was Afraid He Would Be Caught.

san Francisco. Aug I5-Cross- examination OF
former Supervisor Thomas z. Lonergan by Dolphin
-. Delmas occupied part OF the Glass trial
To-day After detailing the circumstances un-
der which he accepted s11.75O in bribes of from
$500 to s5oo each for his vote IN favor OF corpora
zion franchises and privileges, Lonergan struck
new note in HIS narrative by introducing the name
OF Abraham Ruef- he said, answering questions
put Dy Mr. Delmas
a few days after c. NJ Roy had paid me 500
al the skating rink to vote against ordinance
prohibit minors from skating within certain
hours. / mel Ruef the street and he stopped
lie said Gallagher had told him / had taken
500 fr -s1 Roy
1 admitted IL. Ruef said: My Cod Tom. you
Should have done that II may be all right
bat I don't like il. For Heavens sake. don't do
IL again. Tfe seemed 20 be a good bit worried,
and l. 1 knew I had committed a felony,
and was afraid would be caught.
I-onergan told how ne trapped ROy's home
and Of the confession he made there under promise
cF immunity by District Attorney Langdon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
D1pHTHER1A IN WORCESTER CLUB.
Epidemic Feared-Five Members III Who
Drank from Same Ice Water Tank

Worcester Mass. Aug. 15-James c Coffcy.
executive officer OF the Board of Health. has
closed up the Tatnuck Country Club the most
fashionable club in the county. because a do
mestic there taken down with diphtheria-
The officials fear that the epidemic which few
months ago ragged here unchecked has again
broken out. Five members Of the club. OF prom
inent and wealthy families, to-day came down
with the disease. Though a matter of public
record. Mr. Coffey refused the names TO news
papers Cards placarded houses show David
Waldo Lincoln descendant Of the late Gov
ernor Lincoln. and Albert G Waite and Ernest
{. Clary. son OF the treasurer Of the Worcester
Trust Company. ILL., Another man and d
woman member also i'll. but their names
cannot be learned All drank from the sama
ice water tank at the club
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
DELAY OVER HOAR STATUE.
Change of Site May Be Made by Worcester
Authorities.
TBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Worcester Mass. Aug 13--After the city
government upon the suggestion OF Daniel Ches-
ter French of New York the sculptor OF the
Senator Hoar memorial statue, had passed up
the 'fatiron' block the site and had ordeFeu
it to he placed in front of the City Hah poiitio'
entered into the matter The order was reScliu'u'
and il now looks as if the "fatiron DOCK
at q cost of 100000. will be bought as site
The owners are anxious to sell the city Mr.
French was called hero to-day. He says the
pedestal must meet the requirements OF the ste
and the fight over the site will delay the dedlca-
ton until next year. instead of its taking place
next month as scheduled
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
GUARDIAN NAMED FOR CONTRACTOR
Brooklyn Convent Builder, Temporarily In
sane, Placed in Charge of Custodian

In the County Court. Brooklyn, yesterday
Frederick r. Welch was appointed guardian OF
The personal property Of John p Finn, wealthy
contractor, Of No. SO Linden street who is suf-
1ering from temporary insanity as the result OF
an attack OF aphasia several weeks ago Mrs
Mary Finn, wife Of the contractor. testified that
her husband was not in sound mental condition.
She said he had $4,000 in cash in the bank.
property valued at the same amount and per
sonal effects worth several thousand dollars. DR..
Samuel Moore who has attended air. Finn, said
he vas in no condition TO transact business.
AT the time he became I'll Mr.. Finn was al
work on a contract to build two converts for
the Sisters Of NOtTe Dame. one at Winchester,
Macs and another at Montreal, Canada
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
MAY BE SENT BACK TO HAMBURG.
But Not Before a Fair Hearing, Says Miss
Klipenbourg's Lawyer.

william SOloman. the attorney who was excluded
from Ellis Island by Commissioner Watchoru while
representing Miss Paula klipenbourg. held there
waiting deportation, did not visit the island yes
terday and il is believed that the woman will be
sent back 10 Hamburg the Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor passes the
report sent to him by the board of special inquiry
Commissioner Watchorr said he had not heard
from Washington yesterday about the case. Neither
had he seen the womans counsel. Miss Klpen-
bourg is anxious return, but objects to the hu-
initiation of deportation.
MIR Soloman said yesterday that he will fight the
case and promises 10 get for the young woman a
fair opportunity TO explain her side of the matter.
The LAWYER said he did recognize Commits
sioner Watchorn's authority to exclude him from
Ellis Island. He said he would draw pc
titlon for a writ OF habeas corpus. and have the
young woman released pending the hearing OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
TENDERLOIN SLETTHS.
Branch of DetectiCe Bureau To Bt
Established There September I.

1t vas learned at Police Headquarters last night
that IL is the intention Of Commissioner Bingham
- establish a branch detective bureau In the Ten
.lerloin OH September / He has asked for an ap-
rroprIation Of g .el0 TO pay rent foc quarters IL
IS said they Will be the second floor OF No s4A
SIKH, avenue. in the heart Of the new Tenderlolfl
This is in the precinct covered by the Nest 3fth
street station in the district looked after by In
srec1or Richard Walsh. II is supposed tnat H.
spector Walsh will have some oversight OF the
bureau How far his authority Will extend is not
known. The bureau viii be under command OF
lnspector NcCafferty of the Central Office
1t is said the bureau is for the convenience OF
persons IN the central part of the city. who can
make report OF losses. etc. without going 10 dul-
berry street Detectives viii also be quickly avail
Ie should they be needed in that part OF the city
The nlan is in accord with the policy Of Comn1is-
sioner Bingham have detective bureaus in the
several toroughs- 1t not long ago that thirty
detectives were raised from the second third ana
fourth grade OF policemen TO the first grade, Win
increases OF from $500 ssoo year in their pay
These aavancements were for meritorious work
The infusion Of blood into the detective branch
has had the effect OF putting the old men on their
mefrle.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
STABBING A MYSTERY
Police Hear II Hours Later That
Politician Is Dying.

Mystery surrounds the stabbnG wednesday
afternoon of Otto Wohlinger. Tammany leader
of the 1oth Assembly District who hNes dt ~"
1919 East Houston street. and is now lying al
Gouverneur Hospital in a critical condition ihe he
roIice were not informed of the affair until
seventeen hours after it happened
The stabbng occurred in saloon within hal'
a block of wohlinger's home. Wohiinger met
the three men at tile rear of the saloon, Win
whom he had some conversation. which lot SOME
unknown reason was quickly followed by a
quarrel The men rushed out, then returned
n11ickIv and before another word was said,
Wohlinger had been stabbed. Then the assail-
ant and his friends left the place.
In his ante-mortem statement 10 Coroner mar
burger Wohlinger said he could easily identity
his assailant
isn't it remarka bic said Coroner Hamburger
Here is this man stabbed, practically TO death'
and vet he is able to drag himself home and not
let the police know until seventeen hours Iater.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
ELECTRIC VEHICLE CO. HEADLESS.
G. H. Day Says He Won't Resume Presidency
Work Goes on at Pope Factory.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Hartford Conn. Aug. 15--George II. Day. presi-
dent of the Association of Licensed Automooile
Manufacturers will not resume the presidency OF
,bo E,lactric Vehicle Company. manufacturers OF
Columbia automobiles. According to an interview
AT his summer home at Fenwick on the Sound. to-
day Mr. Day resigned this office In 1898 10 become
head of the manufacturers association, and now
., hoe hear vacant since the resignation last March
of Milton J. Budlong.
Mr. Day will continue director in the company,
which like the Pope company, feels the efect OF
the stringent money market. Vce-Presdent Kyle
cot, todav that the company was not large bor-
rover from banks, that no large obligations would
fall due in the future. and that large
amount was constantly being realized In royalties
on the Selden patent.
Work went on as usual at the Pope factory To-
dav Albert l.. Pope, receiver and vice-presldent'
said that he understood attorney of the law
firm of Jone I.arkin & ftathbone would nave 10
on to North Carolina to federal judge before
the MARYLAND receivership for the Hagerstown
would be settled.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
ANTI-SkLOON LEAGUE AT WORK.
To Have Agent at Washington to Promote
Legislation.

milwaukee, Aug. 15.-The Rev. T M Hare
of Milwaukee, Will go TO Washington as
slperintendent of the National Antl-Saioon
League in the District OF Columbia. ana as OF
fetal agent will have charge Of work IN con-
gress affecting the liquor traffic Mr. Hare eN-
pects TO leave in a few days. I'VE nave peeh
fighting for years TO get law which VIII give
the states the right to control the liquor ques-
tion within their borders said Mr.. Hare to-
dav. AS it is now the federal authorities
s+ar IN under the interstate commerce law and
force the common carriers to transport the
linuor This is unjust TO prohibition states.
We hone TO win in the coming Congress
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
MYSTERIOUS PENNSYLVANIA LEGACY
Envelope To Be Opened in 1000 To Be Ap-
piled to Paying State Debt.

Harrisburg, Penn. Aug. 15.-Among the pa
ners which were laid before the State Board Of
Revenue Commissioners at their meeting to-day
was sealed envelope. which has been in the
possession Of the State Treasurer since 1871.
This enrelop, was sent 10 the Capitol in that
wear and Is marked Contract OF c. F. Mickey
with the Girard Title and Trust Company. II
bears the injunction that il is not to be opened
until July E. 2p0. when the proceeds are to be
applied to the state debt, and Endorsed across
the face in the handwriting OF Ex-Governor
Hoyt is an order that the request be honored.
Ii is said that the envelope contains an order
10 turn over to the state S20.Oo worth Of state
bonds held by that company. The commission
ers ordered that the envelope be kept as di-
rected.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
SENATOR SMITH SUED.
n 4ssembiymap Wright Aslts 500, 900
for alleged Defamat0ry Remarks.

Assemhlyman Edward II. Wright OF Essex Coun-
fy, has brought suit against cx-United States
Senator James Smith jr, for s100O00 because of an
alleged hbeIlCus statement uttered. 1t alleged In
defamation Of his character. The Objectionable
statement is said 10 have been that Charles Bell,
a wine agent, used Illegal TO obtain favora-
bic legislation The included reference
intmating immortality.
Summons and declarations In the suit were fled
in the office of Snerif Frank H. Sommer of Essex
County yesterday. the action having been brought
in the Essex County Circuit Court. Governor
Stokes who II is said heard the slanderous words.
VIII be called as a witness
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
COMPANIES CUTTING DOWN FORCES

Owing TO a slackenng demand for their products.
reported yesterday. the General Electric
Company and the Western Electric Company are
reducing the Of their working forces. At the
Schenectady plant of the former corporation. 1t
said. the number of workmen had been gradu-
ally reduced from 5000 TO 1860 A ruInor that
1he Western Electric Company would close its
plant this city denied by representative
fh- company. who added that a good many OF
the men had been laid of the various works.
Several months II was announced that the
Western Electric Company had cut down its force
IN the Chicago plant. although the number OF men
reported TO have been laid in found 10 have
largely exaggerated.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
a L pOPE'S STATEMENT

There developments yesterday regarding
the PoDe Manufacturing Company. which was
placed in the hands of receiver Wednesday
Albert l.. Pope, the receiver, who is also vice.
president o. the concern. has issued the following
statement:
The business will De continued heretofore by
the receiver in compliance with a court order to
rsat effect. The production of the company's
viii not suffer any delay through the condi-
tons. There is no truth in the reports of the
sale Of 1851 ears to other than the regular dealers
or FOR prices not agreeing with the regular list
cars will continue to De sold TO regular agents
the established prices. and work the 1868
viii go uninterruptedly.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Thursday, August 10. lsOf
ARRIVED


steamer Teutouic tErt Southampton snd CHe
b.r-r august snf Queenstown ( to the N1iie Sta-
Line with $40 cabin 2S1 steeraSr passengers Ea'
Steamer RCtter.an tDutchJ. Bcyeseu- Amsterdam NJ
gust . 20 philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived q -
%: 5,s,er az - camus Post New Au<zs. TO tfs
southern Facihc Co. with passengers sac Hi-Se A
s,sameT q vale Psten Galveston august 2 to nj t1s
southern Pacific 20. with mdse Lsit ~-a i---9 .
Steamer Imera tBr, Pye New Orleans Asssi az n
J y WinehSS.i,SS1r = - Co- srv ~ icis
Steamer t,aprera ,ItaD. CastsEzo- Msssina july -
c,,ar, y and Palermo - HirzeI Feltniana g ""
TitE n1dss Arrived the Bar NJ N IT,, Trlr 81
6, Michaels AUGUST 3. Tercelra ani tsy@I ,5 Tdss
and New Bedford ~ 70 g AIns'eN = ~ ~
Stssmer PRINCESS t(ser Petersen Genoa al
l. Naples and Gibraltar . to Gil az sisc Arrived
at % .ne "a Hamilton Boaz Newport News ard Ia 90 Trs
g.. ,Sa Nd Dorainlon IS &C. with passengers a"1
Left Quarantine Al 1cEsnbach 1 Dalton. sabine Pass ~
,11 ~ the UuiOu sulphur CO. WIN Su'P
quarantine at s'sy "a Rr, Cunningham. shields yut
% "a Norton s SON in ballast Arrived S' '
m t4ushendeu tBr,. Jones. I9gia1s s,16so JTis ~
.7 TS,ena Is Tvcopila ~ Aaasco - - ~ and =
Valparaiso IS Ccronsl i,I yT' rrIval & 90 with mise
fivsd the Bar at Srn,nr trristoba August 10
=, steamer Issr,s r r IS Line. with l$e PasSSS y5
me, s cdse Arrived at the taT a, y sIRvsnnah August
steailvs ne ocean - 60 with passengers S
Quarantine at 5;2S m
- ,o.soh J. Cune, tSor,- P9rt & An.on,G S}a Ply
terO1 'aj SherbOurS: Ksstor tBrl T~stsrns (FE'.
pS liverpool via Queenstown tTvuso,Ith and cher
h9yre 6essSaw satllla Artsowsr1 Sb Merida Ha-
Itoroihy knights Key saSsr EusS etc princess Am:
vans r hS an Newport News city OF "A AsAt IAN tssIves;oa
cssrityba (Cuhanl Nipe BahSS' '
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

Boston. Aug. 15.-Seven employees at the South
End gasometer works of the Boston Consolidated
Gas Company had their clothes practically torn
from their bodies and terribly burned this af-
ternoon. when in some unknown manner an explo-
sion gas occurred in of the boiler rooms The
were hurried to the City Hospital where their
condition was regarded critical. The men were
at work putting in new exhauster when the
plosOn took place. rumbling In the big tank,
under which they work the first warn
ing that the men had. Then. with a noise like
thunder the explosion came, wreching the build
ing and burying the in the debris Fortunately
the ruins did not take fire.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

AltttIF
r,,,t,,-, Aug "a n D m--Presijens Linz
hAA,5u y,s via Plymouth and Cheroouls, Ssv YorS
lO'H -. rs I % Ma Lorraine trI,, ~
srhorn aug Is-Algersa tBrl NeN NrS ~ for (ienoa.
- 5Cretfc (Srf New hcfS - NSork via az
yS-esmantIs Aug 13-tazenlee toIh -
X-sncsrr Y TOR Adelaide. etc v,rt via Frrfs
1-,reIsH Aug i4-Daghestan tBrl leW ~, Jansirr.
srsnas: Strathwey (Bri. New 1olA ~"
etc for Callao. etc
SAILED
$500, ,ug r5-Arsbic (Br) New York va 49,
co,oroSo, Aug r3-BlosmfOntein tsr'' S'7''"
York. f,,sanf., 1FSr1 New fu'A-
tsa~rs srr l3-Star OF New Zealand tIs.l 49,
NanIas aug T4-SlavOnia (fsr). New fsiGah
aisiers Aug I4-Swazi tHrt Qron NeN A
~-,.r
Gibraltar Aug 15-steamer Bayonns tos't'
Trieste New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
UNCONSCIOUS FROM MOSQUITO BITES

Telegraph The Tribune
South Norwalk Conn. Aug. 15.-Mrs. William
Thompson, of No. 10 Orchard street. and her son.
william have been brought to this place after n
three days stay at Bath Beach, N. j. in serious
physical condition because of excessive mosquito
bites. They camping out with a party and
the mosquitoes. which they say as large as
wasps were thick and so pernicious that finally
Mrs Thompson and the boy became unconscious
and physician had be called. They are now
recovering but their systems have become so
inocuiated with the poison that it will be several
weeks before they will be well.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
CAR HITS TOM. JOHNsON'S AUTO.
Cleveland Mayor Personally Takes Motorman
TO Police Station.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune.

Cleveland. Aug. 15.-Mayor Tom l.. Johnson
personally arrested Herbert Fletcher. motor
man employed by the Cleveland Electric hal'-
way. to-day, alleging the man had run his car
into the Mayors automobile. The automobile
was not damaged but the Mayor pulled
Fletcher off the car into his automobile and
carried him to the police station, where Cen
eral Manager Stanley, Of the company. bailed
him out later The charge against Fletcher is
violating the speed ordinance.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16

New Haven Aug. 15.-Captain James Brewer. OF
the New Haven police force, pulled from Long ISL
and Sound az Woodmont, this morning. the big
gest shark captured here. 1t weighed $50
pounds and about is feet in length II was
an immense member of the so-called ground shark
species and captured only after il had torn
the seine nearly pieces.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
SHARK CATCHING A PASTtME

Hero is where Inc Shark gets busy:
Speonk. Long Island. Aug. 15.-The appearance of
sharks the East Bay-the first time they have
ever been known 70 visit those waters-has caused
CONSERVATION among the bathers But n COM
pensation the spearlng of the sharks is anording
exciting sport for the summer residents. who
Kill: many Of them I'm this manner. They not
edible, but fertilizer valuable and suffi-
cienty odoroUS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Amefika, which reported 10 Sable Island to-f5 n
yesterday when 100 miles that station ia
cted Ia a IN
Columbia. which reported % Tsara Mt a.
a M when % miles 81 station
pected 10 about a m sunday
The Celtic. which reported Sable Island 4. 10
a yesterday. when I5O miles southeast Of thot
station Is expected to dock about noon SATURDAY.
philadelphia. which reported 10 Sable islau
p yesterday when 76O miles Sandy HOOK ia
expected about . III Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
N. v. LIFE ADMINISTRATION TICKET

An administration ticket for the election 10 th.
board Of trustees Of the New York Life at the
election he held April s. 1865. nominated at
a meeting Of the board yesterday. With two ex-
Ceptions. the candidates members OF the pres
ent board The William r. InnIs
Of New York, and Rowland c. Hazard. OF Peace
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
LONG FLIGHT OF HOMlN0 PIGEON

Warsaw, Ind. Aug l5.-Winona. an English hon.
ing pigeon, belonging to Harry Lathrope OF War
saw which was stolen from the Adams Express
Company's Office Randolph Tex. while being
shipped 10 Abilene, Tex. twelve months ago. ap-
peared at the Lathrope home to-day. having flown
eight hundred miles
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
YELLOW FEVER REPORT.

Washington Aug. 15.-The yellow fever situation
in Cuba, ia disclosed in tine following cable mes
sage to the War Department from Chief Surgeon
Taylor. dated Marianao. to-day:
Private Roland Shepherd first class. Hospital
Corps Cienfuegos. died of yellow fever last night;
no new cases in garrison,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-16
The Turf.

Japan. Corsa China VIA Van
couver. C1--EmpTe.s Of india =. o-uVp n
Japan. and China via
San FranciscUl-COptic. aug Ser o-'Vln
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
Cvts EraECscol-C : transport AUG IL o-oP ~
Tahiti ard NaruusSas Islands (vts San
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