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oets. SOS coke: no. 8 white, 51Ds4l.c
No rye. Tic. Good feeding barley, dc;
seed-No. northwestern, si.i1ia; primo
timothy seed. $3.50. Clover. contract grades
Sl5.I5. Short ribs, sides 0oose), S6759p
per 100 pounds. ss.o56'S.10;. short clear
sides tboxctD, s7.e5 q7.37. Whiskey. basis
OF high wines, s1.35. Reccpts-Whent, IT..
zoo bushels corn, 213,600 bushels: OATS
lSi.500 bushels. Butter-Market steady;
cr.ameres. goa 7isc.: diaries. lTa25c. Eggs
--lflrm; y ut mark. cases included. "a q csc. !;
ilrsts, 2Sc.: prime firsts. 25c.; extras, &c.
Chcese--Steady ut 1lI12c.
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COTTON MARKErs

NEW YORK, December THE cotton
market opened firm at a decline of . points
10 an advance of points, which was better
than due on the cables. Reports from the
national ginners report made the amour.
OF cotton ginncd TO December LIST only s.
$4,000 bales. Bullsh week lend figures and
overnight buying orders were the bull fac
tors, and right after the call the mark 1T
heavy on the advance With local bulls TAX
ing profits on iargl blocks, and during the
iniddle OF tho m9rninE thc3market eused off
to about the closing figures of Friday.
Trading was very active. and the South
seemed to be buying through wire and com
mission houses. The marke, closed easy
higher
Receipts at the ports to-day were 80 .o5a
bales against 5000 last week and 61i25
last year. For the week $4,000 bales
asainst 31e45s last week and 4I4le1 Last
Year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans 20
~ bales against 1898 last wear. and at
Houston ILLS bales against 1855 last
year,
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, N. C.. December 7.-sP1H-
ITS TURPENTlNE-Quoted at exc: re.
ceirts. II casks. Rosn-Stendy at $3.50;
receipts. 2s5 barrels. Tar--Stcady at 1850;
receipts, l,3S5 barrels. Crude TurpentIne-
Firm at s203.oo: receipts. 80 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. December 7-TuR-
TENTINE--Firm at 45c.; sales. TIA casks:
Rosin-Firm: sales, 2,S16 barrels; receipts.
$3.50 barres shipments, 1.ss3 barrels;
stock. 120,7l0 barrels. A, B. c, $2.G592.90.
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STOCKS MOVE UP
ACGRESS|VELY
Movement Was Broader and
More Comprehensive Than
1t Has Yet Been.
COPPER STOCKS DEPRESSED
Passing OF Dividend by Large
Company Contributed 10
This Result.

NEW YORK, December Title eN.
IRENE irregularity which has been char
acteristic of the stock market move
ment for several DAYS past was more
pronounced than ever to-day. Tile
general downward tendency Of the
first hour give place to al aggressive
upward movement early in the second
hour, which was broader and more
comprehensive than has yet appeared
in the market, but prices broke again
ut the last
The stocks connected with the cop
per industry were conspicuous in the
depression, and especially among
smelling. The group was unfavora bly,
affected by the passing of the divi-
dend on the preferred stock of the
United States Reduction and Refning
Company, and by the published re-
marks of the president of that COM
pany on the condition OF the Industry.
The market seemed to show the
great effect of the large reduction OF
the short interest effected during the.
week. The weakness of the copper
stocks persisted after the rally in the
market and affected the secondary re-
action and the later irregularity
The bank statement confirmed the
expectation. but the closing stock
market was extremely unsettled by
the news of the failure of n brokerage
house in Pittsburg. The loan contrac-
ton shown by the bank statement was
viewed with special satisfaction. as 1t
was effected without disturbance In
the money market.
Bonds were strong. Total sales. par
value, s1,93S,oO0. United States gov
crnment SIS have advanced Ia. the As.
IL. and the Is, 3-4 per cent. on call
during the week.
NEW YORK. December 7.-Money
on call, nominal; time loans. nominal;
sixty days, Il per cent, and ninety
days to 10; six months. 6 to z. Prime
mercantile paper, 7d1S per cent
sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S5I0@
si.S5S5 for demand, and at $4.SO75
for sixty-day bills. Commercial bills,
s4So@s4.s01-4 Bar silver. Sc L.
Mexican dollars. 40
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BALTIMORE, MD. December FLOUR
--Quict and unchanged. Wheat-Frmer;
slol, contract. a9Stc.Msl: do, No. red,
Western. S1.olh m7o1N; Southern on grade.
aac. q $780, Corn-Easier; old, spot mixed.
sIIeThc.; new. do, 61,aM6iAc.; old No g
willie, G7a1 Ike. Oats--StrOng; No. 2, s.
GpS.lsc, Rye---Firm: No. [. cWsterp. export,
SfGSfc. Butter--Firm and unchanged;
fancy imitation. 24Gle5c.; do, creamery,
23c.; do, ladle. 2.Mi23c.; store packed, 800
lSc Eggs-Stcady and unchanged at :1M
3.c Cl,ccse--Frm and Unchanged: large,
llNc.: glats, 1iAc.; small. i5c. Sugar
Unchanged: coarse granulatcd and fine. 50.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS I'M NEW YORK.
Ru Brnch C. n
SALES:

500 Allis-Clialmers .............
Allis-Chnlmers, pfd........
400 Amalgamatcd Copper 80.
500 American Can ..............
American Com pfd........
2,io Amer. Car and Foundry. I.
100 Amer. Cal and t'our., pfd
1900 American Cotton Ollie.
TO American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
1850 American Smelling .......
LOO American Sugar ..........
Ii American Tobacco, COM. !.
500 American Tobacco, pfd..
1850 Anaconda Copper ........
5,lC1 Atchison ...................
Atchison. prd.............
Atlantic Coast Line......
900 Baltimore and Ohio......
1IW1 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Canadian Pacific .........
10 Che snpeake and Ohio....
so Chicago Great Western.
I0,lco Chi, Mil. and st. Paul..
CHI, M. and ST. Paul, pfd.
1000 Chicago and Northwest.
loco Clev.. Gin. Chi. and st. l.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
800 Colorado and Southern.
100 Col. AMI South, list pfd..
loo Col. and South, I'd pfd...
Consolidated Gas .........
1.25o Delaware and Hudson....
6.7c1 Distillers' Sec. Cor........
1,GW Erie .................,.
+ go Erie, LIST rfd................
500 Erie, I'd rfd.................
$50 General Electric ..........
$500 Great Northern. pfd.......
$40 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
100 Illinois Central ............
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUTS

tReported by Rodgers, Mccabe & COD
PETERSBURG, VA. Dec. I.-PEANUTS:
Sr1nish-Market firm at SAFE per bu he'll
iginias-alarkct firm at &C. for fancy
stock.
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L. S. refunding IS. registered. .......
U. S. refnnding Is. coupon. ..........
u S. Is, registered. ,...........,.,.
T. S. IS. coupon. ....................
u. S. New As. registered. .............
Z. $. New is, coupon. ..............
American Tobacco 4s................
Amerlcan Tobacco Is. ..............
Atchison adjustment Is (bid) ........
.a,chison cony. Observation-Disclosures.
htcbison conv. 5s.....
Atlantic Coast Line 4s...............
Baltimore and Ohio As.
Baltimore and Ohio 3t.s............
Eiocklyn Rapid Transit COW. 49,.
Central OF Georgia IS. Observation-Disclosures.
Ctntral of Georgia LIST Inc. (bd)..,.
Central of Georgia end Inc. thid).,..
Central of Georgia Sd Inc...........
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ias...........
Chicago and Alton 3iss.....
b. and Quincy new 4s......
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

New Jersey Central gen. ss.......... 1l5M
Northern Pacific 4s................. 100
Northern Pacinc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Norfolk and Western con. 4s tbld).. 80
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... S25s
Pennsylvania conv. 3Ms.............. soh
Reading General 4s.................. 94I
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. 1osh
st. Louis and San Francisco f. As. ~
s.. Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... 6S
SeGboard Air Line 4s............... &c
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 81
Southern Pacific lists As. ccrtihcates.. SIss
sTeaas and Pacinc 1 lists. .............1 o7
Toledo st. l.. and Western 1s..... 62is
Union Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1ooh
Union Pacific conv. MISUNDERSTANDING. SIS
United states steel End 5s....,, 81
Wabash lists. ......'........'.. 1oss
Wabash Deb b (bid). N42
Western Md ,,,.,....,.,.,...... III
Wheeling and Lake Erie As taskcd).. 7a
Wisconsin, Central 4s................ as
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. December Z, IL

Richmond, Va. December Z, 1907.
SALES AT BOARD
Atlantic Coast Line a. common---5 at -
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
Va SIS. Old. C. and r.. 1872. SCI. -
Va. Centuries. 2-s. C. and r.. STA So
RAILROAD BONDS
a. c. l.. r. II. Con. Tr. 4 p. c.. 81 90,
Georgia Pac. LIST SIS, c. 1877. lO6 -.
ga. Sou and Fla. 1875. 100 -.
Ga and Ala Con. 5s, 19i5... 9S -.
Nor, and West Ry, As. 1885,. 80 -.
Western \. c. LIST IS C. 1871. los -.
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par
Cbes. and Ohio, Nov 100 30,s 80.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 65 49,,
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
Merchants National. ....... 100 $40 -.
National State Bank. -. X. 400 10 $50
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer. Locomotive pfd.. -. 81 80.
Amer. Tob. p. CT. bonds. -. CO "
Amer. lob. p. CT. bonds. 93 "a -.
Na-Car. az y pfd p. ct.loO S6is SS,.
Sa..carolGa 1hemical com.loo is -.
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Kichmond Va, December Z. 1907. ~
Tobacco--Dhrk Fired (NewI: Receipts
liberal; market firm and active at uncheng-
ed prices Brfghts (Od): Unchanged,
firm: light receipts. Sun-Curcd (New): Re-
ceiptn liberal: market active ut prices
quoted.
Tho quotations are as follows:
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NEW ORLEANS. la, December 49,
on all grades; middlins, llTc Sales we:s
9ot bales on the spot and 1.io0 to arrive.
Futures opened steady, Sms points above
the clr yesterday and Immediately work.
ed htGl as result of the posting OF the
HFort OF the Nationa! Ginners' Association.
4. Tbs market was more or less narrow dur.
Ing the day, due largely TO An indisposl,i,,n
y carry over Sunday ana disposl,l ion 10
await the government ginnets' report and
tne crop estimate due Monday and Tuesday,
4 respeetively. Al the close, which was
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEy 4, 1905.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DET. Z, l9tS.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
chundise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. James River
landings and Norfolk merchandise and pas
scEgers. Virginia Navigation Company
SAILED.
Steamer berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer-
Ichandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md. December 7-Sea.
beard Air Line. common and PREFERRED
Nothing doing
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NEW YORK. December 7.--BEEvEs-Rc.
ceipts, 1.2ae head Dressed beef slow at ~
Toe Liverpool and London cattle and beef
market steady. Exports to-day Sis cattle
and $500 quarters OF beef. Caives-Receipts.
2Os lead. Veals. s5..5ds.:5;: Alrnyard
calves, S3@3..5; Fed, s7.35; WcsteIS.s, 81. 20.
dressed vcais at s1sal4lsc. country dressed.
Ssal3c.: dressed grassers, 61aD7lsc. Sheep
AMI lambs--Receipts, 6,l41 head. Common
to good sheep, ssa4.5o: culls. $3.50: lambs.
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R1c.,MoNp PRODUCE MARKET.

steady, tho active months ranged from 81
S points above the close yesterday.
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CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salcs at Union Stock "ards.)

Richmond, Va, December Z. 1907.
Report of the live stock market for the
week ending December ed:
Best steers SIG 5lac. medium to good,
4A0 aAc.: common to fair. 3at4c.: best
hclters, 4hI4isc: medium to good. 3h44c.;
common. 303tc.: best cows, 80 q 3Ac.: me-
dunn to good. $ashc.; common. to fair.
and calves, s20@4h.00. Bulls. cisG3hc;
best hogs 5kQ size. hogs about 100 pounds
81 loss. 545.l0c.: sows and stays, 4GtHc.;
best sheep, 4isd &C.: common t. fair. % &C. /;
best lambs. 6h07Ac.; medium to good. 81
@rkc.
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock for
next weeks market.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO n1AR,.Er

s5.5096.a5 one car choice. s6.6b; cults,
$3.50. HogS--Receipts. COLA head.
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y buIes.
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts,
ta,ase bales; export to Great Britain, 2l,a3,
bales; 10 France, S,033 bales; TO the Cont
mont. 1863 bales; stock. s57,3lG bales
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts,
basa9 bales: export to Great Britain, al232
bales; TO France. s,oS3 bales; to the ,Conti-
mint. 1863 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. 3I56,+e5 bales; export TO
Great Britain. l,l1S,O6G bales; 10 France
sal.aST bales, to the Continent 1i9lSdg
bales to Japan. 99a bales; TO Mexico. NO
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move OF IOIWAIUe. ~ III 88IuS
time an electric bell will ring loudly right
over tn head Of the slecpin' owner Of tn
chickens, who will be able to dress leisurely
an come out with his gun an git his burglar
~redhanded. jest as l said.
But s,posin, tn owner doesn't SI mine nd
tn malefactor with tn chickens right in
his hand an their necks wrung-conclusive
evidence which would cause his conviction
before any jury Of upright citizens
leaves tn steel Stats Of his coop unelec-
trifed.
9Th burglar comes along an does his
worst. He files out a Stat. takes out q
couple Of chickens an wrings their necks.
But then he meets his doom.
Each slat contains a fuse carefully timed.
Tn heat caused by tn friction in film tn
slat lights this fuse, which burns without any
fame thet you on see.
Two minutes after tn slat 10 filed, bin
bang goes tn powder Of a fiashlight an q
Gamer hid behind a knothole In tn wood
shed close by takes q fine picture of tn
chicken thief strikin' an attitude with q
couple of chickens in his hand Caught
with II. goods he Is then. an he can't get
A general burst OF applause lasting for
several minutes greeted the conclusion Of
the inventors discourse. but ouriously
enough no one seemed to want 10 volunteer
chicken coop. OF course, one couldn't
take a fiashlight picture in tho daytime, so
that part would have had to be omitted
anyway.
But no one wanted to play the role Of the
chicken thief getting the electric shock.
make the shock 20 slight a. to be barely Felt.
Il seemed to be the opini On Of all that when
Terwilliger, Mrs, earlier In the week had I'M
Intentionally become charged like q storage
battery abe presented too distressing . spec
tacls To invite imitation.
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ELEPHANTS ATTACK MISSION.
One of the Inconvenience o. Farming In
Central Africa.
From the Rhodesio Hercid.

'Ns HNnutS'u nfr'i0.
The Rev. MIR. -Grantham. in charge of the
Wesleyan mission at ~Iomagundi, sends par
tlculsrs of a raid made by a herd Of elephants,
which resulted in the loss OF life.
He says: Il shall be glad II you will make
known through the medium OF your paper
the following incident and my on
1t in the hope thar public sentiment may be
aroused against q condition Of things In
which many suffer for the sake OF a fad Of a
few, who share none OF theNmisery that their
hobby inficts upon others. In May last
the native gardens on this farm suffered
serious damage from the incurpion Of a troop
Of elephants that visited us seven nights
in succession. In this respect we are not
the only sufferers. for l am constantly hear
ing OF the same kind Of thing throughout
the neighborhood. We have no lawful means
OF protecting our crops. and applications
for damages are ignored.
o Friday morning two old natives and a
picannin. who had been sleeping in a sxerm
erected in the lands. awoke TO find that ten
full grown elephants and three calves were
within a few yards Of where they lay. The
natives fed in terror. pursued by one Of the
beasts, which. was apparently enraged at
the sight OF human beings in such close prox-
unity to the calves. The p~icannin was lust
on the point OF being tusked. but saved him
self by rushing on hands and knees through
the branches OF a fallen tree. The elephant
tossed these aside, and continued in pursuit
Of the old men. One escaped. but the other
was overtaken In about 100 yards. and the
vicious beast transhxed him through the
back. the %protruding tusk ploughing deeply
into the soil.
The furious animal then proceeded to rim
its victim to pieces. splitting one leg from
bullock to calf and an arm from shoulder
to wrist. He just lived long enough to uIge
his friend to fly back to the kraal. or no one
would be left to tell the tale.
We are told that In strict self-defence
they may be fired apon. Are we then to wait
until one OF the brutes Is In the act Of charg-
ing upon us ere we pull a hasty trigger. which
is more likely than not to be our last2 And
what is the use of firing at one angry elephant
when several others are standing by ready
to take up the cause Of their companion II IL
does fall?
1T Is popularity supposed that elephants
will not attack a human being unless they
are molested by him. but they viii invariably
do so II the herd contains any calves. A
price Is set upon the head OF lions-beasts
that rarely initiate an attack upon human
beings. and whose depredations are gene
rally confined to cattle kraals and spans OF
donkeys. Why. thu. sA0uld elephants.
which In this district arc q much greater
scourge than lions. be protected, and the
killing Of one b . criminal o6snesi-
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From the San Francisco Chronicle

From the San Francisco Chronicle,
To 70 cunning for deer and catch q fisher
man cursinR and to 20 fishing for salmon
and catch a deer were the varied experiences
Of two distinct classes OF sportsmen 1t Tennes-
see cove. The two conflicting parties at
break of day took their several wsy,.
az the TsmaIpais Club and the other n. mas
nm.,. nn s~,hsr,sn nd. Isnncb Srom S"n-
semse,s %" ,au"0" ,lonh os"-
The party or hunters rave chase to a fine.
fat and feet footed deer snd kept IL up ali
over the preserve until late in the afternoon
One OF the party said that the deer could have
been killed at most any time. but that the
sportsmen preferred to prolong the pleasure
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90. - x.- -
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~ p~ss~rne~vs srf hs41egs rhsv hsS =
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e.,,v,st ~sx,,, o. ,,.. -, ~ua ~,,N ,,S
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- 80 ~-. -
t"~n wv" w t"rfv r'sn1s~s hs~dfty ~fe"o"s
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srh~v~ s.r " ". s,ys plrntv ~ sys,vs,-
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= ~, -
wv "" 'n'- V's IVY WV ~sp~''""'" wv
t""rn ~ N,ch 10. snt ' mus stv ! "nt"vrd
N NIGHTLY. You Nigh, thinh " would
snorh IN. ro,ns,.. yo, ~ en-. mar, of The
,,,. >, -. A. h. =. -. So. a
w" W" ufn" 'ntn'N"f h"r~ outb'' out W
do~sn't. not = b,t, rather the contrary.
though / mus cav slvavs cisd suioy thai
rtde frc,p IN. railroad .,a,,c, ,o On. hotel
!" s,ase or cov"r"' Wagon,
lhst wac an ou'ht that SEEMED sdap,sd
70 me country, stout borsrs braser ON the
Wheels ~ the vehscie. . re lifted 70 cope
With ~" diniculttcs ~ the road stepping
down from the swift moving train running
IN rails this -e~mrd just the sort M m outnt
You would naturally take Tor the rest ~ thc
Journey Then, too. Won enjoyed the rad
W immensely.
The air was ria and btacing and The
SCENERY enhancing aud you rode on and
IN enjoying every minute, though n the
win vas With you going Town hill slowly
With the brakes on or Juggling slowly up q
long hill you did find u pretty dusty and
perhaps you found the road rather iolty
and maybe the sun came out pretty hot
and II this was q long Journey Won were
perhaps rather glad when the stage got
here.
But where We went this wear We found
waiting for us an AUTOMOBILES: and We got
into that. The chauffeur pushed n lever
/ or two and took a little twist on the wheel
and we were Oh.
-Then We went a-7ooping: smoothly, but
hyinR through the country: up and
, mountains and down into valleys and alwa VS.
keeping moving right along. True. We
! did not nave time now TO study indi viual
| iineer owe, indiSidnal great trees. nor dwell
Al great length upon some particular bab-
bling brook but We we're opening up new
scenes OF novelty and beauty all the time,
about as fast al Won could look nj them
for we kept moving
Il can't saw that the country seemed
| 10 suffer any diminution Of charm either
by looking at IL this way, rapidly: in fact
il seemed fuller Of charm than ever; and
we Rot TO our hotel cool and comfortable
after a deliahtfuI and exhilsnting ride
of ten miles through that varied co,,ntry
made in forty minutes easily
iii might seem that the automobile
This strictly modern mechanical tbing
would seem out of place in the woods and
on ths mountains. away from the
busy places Of men. hut IN doesn't strike
, Won that way at ali. As a matter of fact
the automobile is still new enough and
wonderful enough 10 be- strange to ma
and seen in remote places il simply seems
stranper stilI
aThe woods NAV be strange 70 Won too.
and than Won fancy thai this strange naw
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