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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06
ORDINANCE PASSED AFFECTING
PAWNBRokeRs.
MUST MAKE DAILY REPORT
Additional Hose Wagon Ordered for
FIRE Department-Cty Water
Pumping Goes Over-Oncers
Reports Submitted.


'' ''.' 'O""'H 90 'is meeting ''.
i'iudE afternoon passed au ordinance
requiring 40 nVubrnk,r4. amid d.,I
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of thn ill.,, d.rort,u,rf aud tho l,ir,
committee ~, ,r ,,rtn,r,ti.s vui
purcba., am ,ddi,inn,l h,.c v,,,,
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between ,hr cit, and the Ll,ht and
pnvrr 60 tn uuuu tb, ,it, yy,tr,
vn. r,ssrd o,.r tu tbr. pr,t m,,tinr
ui I'm. ruur,,I sn ~. tn pi,, tb, n,,r,.
h.r. uf the ,Idor,unuic hn,rd An on
unrtunit, to Ioot ntn the cuptrac,
The annual rprur' of the Street Tax
r'olIrrtur II ~ Ruf,h,r v,s submit
fed and i. =. foIlovs. Total omornt
,f street ,,y rnll.ct,d fnr IN. y.,r
ending Iu,, a sea27 nmourt coIlcct.
ed duripp IN. month or July s73g5
n, commission deducted sono A
Anoun, turn.d uto the treasurer
sal3Gi;. Amount of street taxes
vurkcd out sGoOo
Th. first pnntbIv rcuort of tho city
tro,.uhrr WAS submitted and shows
that the sum or saa 73G "a is ou hand
but that the general fund is over.
drnvn s1gn6 and mound finn % cents.
TotoI nmout ov.rdrnvn of the general
and rnund funds son.25 OF the
amount or money ON hand in the
,r.usur, II * divided ns follows. Sink.
ing fund ssI7.N. 20. cemetery SIOGo.
Supcinl $40 dN. School S7GNn. inter.
,st s;Gg go. polio, siOg %. sewer rev.
o,,ua SEQ ~. watnr reyeup s2O7 10
street and ull.y slGGO.
Tho r.port ot IN. city clerk for the
month of Iuly WAS as follows: water
rc,,ru. c,lIect,d slSO7l5. sewer
sCiA RI. lead pipn service collected
so,iA, uol,inp Il total of s3377Os
p,rir. IN. mnn,b of .mly Police
rrd,, t;,It tried no cnses and collect.
.d sr-oIi in fines
r,,, ,.s.ssnr and cnIlector .1uhn W
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

Ham =. Bee, l.. C. Slaughter, ]. Rob.
ertson, +. Buliard, J. Hartnrtt. +. Car
ter and W. Lehns were elected as dele.
gates to the national firemon 5 con
vention to b. h.ld in oklahoma Ci.y.
Sept. and T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06
Epworth Leaaue Notice.

There will be business and social
meeting of the Epworth League to.
night at the home Of W. c. Kendall.
Members and friends invited
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

The blnached blondes method OF
keeping her hair light is a dark se-
rret
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06
H. G FRANKLIN.

Anyway, the man who has no
friends doesn't have to worry about
losing them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

Falling in love is just as easy a.
falling out again,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

Phone Il before you go. Carriages
and baggage wagon in connection.
ARDMORE TRANSFER co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

To the tramp every man looks like
an enemy-eXcept another tramp.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

Refrigerators at cost. T. X. Kear'
ney. 2S-tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

WANTED-C white rags, at this
Office. II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

WANTED-Clcan, white rags, at this
Office. Il
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

WANTED-Clea white rags, az this
office. If
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

All sizes and all styles Photographs
Day or night Donkey groups spe-
cialty.
Look for No. 10, East side Second
street near entrance to Park.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-06

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
NUMBER 40

II may bc that he is lusauc. Only
crazy man, believe would have
walked into the onlcc of the Penusyl-
V0nia Railroad company ana asked FOR
reward Tor returning mileage books
which ho had stolen When lt Is con.
sidcrcd that only short tlme before
he presented the four mileage books
ho had used two others. one OF which
was taken up, his actions do appear
strange.
"Ilolbrook insisted that tho eight
burglarics OF which he told us were the
only ones ho committed. We know.
however, of Ot loast Il score of bur.
glarlos i'm the last few months that
bear the eormarks OF having been com
mittod 10y the snmo person. Az uol-
brook confessed that lie was guilty of
eight oc them. we believe that no also
committed tho others.
in all the burglarles the burglar
seemed TO know just where TO fiud the
valuablcs In tho house lIolbroolS OF
course visited the houses many times
either In his professional capacity or
IA guest ana therefore it would have
bcen easy for him to have obtained tho
desired information.
"Outwardiy Holbrooh does not net
liko an insane person lie appears to
ba genuinely penltent and he realizes
fully what hc has done. IIc expressed
the hope that I'm Wow OF his confession
he would be dealt with lightly. aud he
also has promised TO restore us much
of the stolen stun MS possible"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
BABIES FOR SALE, SIS UP.
oiris Cheapest, Boys Come q. Hioh
ss S25.

Detectives assigned 90 investigate
complaints that baby farm was be.
Ing conducted at 3i0 East Fifty -0fth
street New York city. arrested at that
address Mrs. Lena Kellar, midwife,
aged forty-three, and Frank Patterson.
who the police say. IN the womnns
husband. Mrs kellar was charged
with violating section 2SS OF the penal
code. which deals with the illegal sale
VI Infants. Patterson was charged
with assault and interfering with an
officer.
Inc arrests were made on complaint
OF Mrs. Margaret Shea OF 25O East
Fifty-third street. who stated thnt on
June she saw n newspaper ndvcr.
tlsemcnt In which baby was offered
Tor adoption. She said she went 10 tho
address given and wns received by
Airs. kellar. who brought out two I'm.
fants, boy and girl, and named sos
as the price for the former. Mrs. shea
said she could not afford to pay that
amount, and did not want the glrl I'm.
FAINT at any price. Mrs. Shea left tho
mousse with the understanding. she
said, that Mrs, Kellar would notify her
when she had male infant for sale
for So Mrs. Kellar sent word ON June
-. Mrs. Shea states. that she Ind "A
boy eight days old. Mrs. Shea went 20
the East Fifty nfth street house and
received from Mrs. Kellnr. she stated.
the baby. paying So for him. The baby
was taken 20 the shea home and was
No III during the night that Mr.. Shea
insisted next morning that his wife ~.
turn the child 20 Mrs. Keliar.
Mrs. Shea obeyed her husband. sur
rendered the infant and says that Mrs.
kellar promised 10 return the 50 at a
fnture date. During the ensuing two
weeks Mrs. Shea says that Mrs. Kellnr
appeared ut her home on two occa-
sions. Offering frst thres. year-old
girl and another time a three months.
old girl. Mrs Shea repeated that she
did not want female infant.
Mrs. Shea says that she went 20 Mrs.
kellars home repeatedly TO collect tho
50 due her. On these occasions she
states In her affidavit that she saw
women bartering for the sale or pur-
chase OF infants.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
TnEN nENNgssEY aAw arARs.

make when brought into strong con.
trast with a man who shows ho be.
longs TO the set who are In the know
at the funeral OF friend" Then Hen.
nessey saw stars.
Don't kick me when I'm down, Mac.
Let me get up and I'll fight you falrg'
he shouted The silk hat was down
over his ears. From the third story
window OF 1G4 Sumner avenue had
fallen Edward Hatch, two and one
half years old The child I'm It's fall
hHd struck Hennessey on the new tile.
AS Mcclure gave Henncssey q help
ing hand to his feet the child scram-
bled up.
docs your family always come
down that wayl" asked Hennessey as
he surveyed the infant and brushed
the sections Of the hat Then the
mother Of the aerial wonder arrived
and Rugged her darling in her arms.
The child was uninjured. and the
only thing wrecked was the hat Hen
nessey refused 90 attend the funeral
and went home. Mcclure kept on his
tvng
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
AWAKE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Man With Continual Grief Sits In
Chair, Sisepless.

Joseph Root. n hermit resident OF
Presque Isle peninsula, near Erie. Pa.
claims he has not slept In twenty -nvo
years. and those who have become in
terested in the case believe his story.
a number OF we'll known physicians
have examined him. They say he IL In
a healthy condition. and he was awake
all the time they observed him. His
close friends also vouch for the story.
Drugs have been administered, but
have no effect on Root The man has
lived for n long time on the peninsula
and tells an interesting story
He says that about twenty-five years
ago two dear relatives were killed sud
denly I'm "A railroad accident. lie suf-
fered so much from shock that he gave
up the idea OF sleep and now remains
In chair all night with his eyes wide
open.
After his rest In the chair he feels
as much refreshed I'm the morning as II
he had enjoyed good nights sleep.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
KNGWOOD PRESTON VIRGINIA. THURSDAY AUGUST 1907


the pain. which. 60 say the least. was
the worst l ever suffered In my six
Dng years OF navigating the air. The
people notified the park management
OF my condition. and they telephoned
for doctor.
The physician when he heard OF the
case said that he would not attend 20
me. as l had no right 10 20 up I'm n
balloon.
He wouldn't even take the trip from
the park 10 the house To see what con.
dition l was I'm.
The management OF the park telc.
phoned TO Passaic for an ambulance.
and IL arrived about an hour and a
half afterward. An that time I was
sitting on chair In that house strip.
ped. the people doing all they could to
aid me. The persons i'm that house
Mt the time We're the most pleasant
and helpful OF any that ever met"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Thomas Lawrence OF South Manches.
ter. Conn, Is mourning twelve prize
duckliDgs, who met their death by
freezing when the mercury was 90 dc.
grees In the shade. The duckllngs were
well and happy until the phenomenal
arrival OF a haiistorm Sunday after
noon. With many n fearful squawk
they dashed for shelter when the frst
pellets touched their backs Then one,
attracted by the giitterlng transparent
glObule, swallowed lt It's example
was followed by the others. A few
moments later the original devOurer
fell over stn and cold. When Law.
renee came 10 the rescue he found them
all frozen as thoroughly ~ II they had
been IN cold storage.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
SILK TILE SAVES LIFE.
Failing Baby Lights on Hennessey's
High Hat-Eseapes Unhurt.

HlSn fat-tScapes Onhurt
Little did Patrick Hennessey OF BON
Throop avenue. Brooklyn. know that
he had purchased life saver when he
bought his new silk tile TO attend the
funeral OF a friend.
With Ellery Mcclure. uenncssey
was on his way 10 the place OF tile fn
neral. Mcclure was wearing a pana-
ma. and the pair discussed the pro-
prieties OF the occasion and whether
Mcclure was violating tradition by
wearing straw to funeral.
That bonnet Of yours, Hennessey.
looks like funeral hat" said Nc
CURE.
"Its new hat" said Hcnnesscy
proudly.
ut may have been one time, but the
shape OF II tells me that were you TO
place IL on the pavement or IL IT blew
or your head 1t would find its own
way to the morgue," replied Mcclure.
"Mac, you're Jealous" said Uennes-
sey. "rhe green eyed monster is eat.
Ing you because Of the appearance you
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
AbLAE IN MIDAIR.
Aeronaut Catches Fire When
Shot From a Cannon.
DESCENDS LIKE A METEOR.

Sheds Flames 40 He Drops-h.ir and
Shoes Eaten oH-"iiiuslen" at New
Jersey Pleasure Park Turns Out Real
Tragedy.
Eugene Raymond, n young aeronaut
OF New York city. went up In n balloon
at Hillside park. near Belleville, y. j..
10 be shot from a cannon which was
10 give the illusion OF smoke and flame
He came down n mile from the park
with his clothing on fire. his hair
singed Of and his face and body badly
burned. while the people in the park,
unconscious or the tragedy which they
were seeing In midalr. applauded the
realism OF the deluslon which they
thought they were witnessing.
Here is Raymond's own story OF
his remarkable experience:
"1he balloon went up all right, aud
l heard my assistants at the park
grounds give the signal that was
high enough.
''The signal is given by shooting or
q revolver. ! heard the signal, but,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01


Christopher Schang. arrested in con.
nection with the discovery OF great
quantity Of loot I'm hotel nc Frecport,
n. j.. was put under the third degree"
in the county Jail by District Attorney
Coles and two county detectives and
after Inc had been Piled with questions
for two hours made full confession,
In which ho implicated August Ferrig,
the proprietor OF the FreepOrt hotel.
and Maurice Burke In long series OF
robberies. schang said lac ana Fcrrlg
and Burke had plundered many houses
throughout the county When they en-
tered house they would invariably
squirt ether through the kcyholcs OF
the bedrooms In which persons were
sleeping so that the occupants might
be- affected by the fumes and the rob
bers could conduct their operations
without being disturbed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

tried TO get out the more she screamed
until the frightened hsh. escaping from
her clutching fingers, wriggled down
into her boomers. Miss Boone prompt.
ly clapped her hand on the region OF
her garter, and the faltering life
guards br0ced themselves to do their
duty. Half dozen feminine bathers
came to the rescue, waved on the male
population and discreetly formed a.
screen while the brlny monster was
FemOved
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
SMOKES a CIGARETTE AND CHATS.

tires for ten minutes. and then the
guests are conducted to the bathroom.
The hostess there lies gracefully iu
the water, which Is rendered Opaque
by sonp. smokes cigarette and chats
with her admlrlng guests for awhile.
After they are gone she energies from
the tub ana rctres TO her dressing
room.
The original lady's bath receptions
have caused lot OF gossip, which,
reaching the ears OF the king and
queen, has caused her name 10 be
struck OF the lists Of those invited to
meet royalty at court or anywhere else.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

When the Womcn's civic club OF
Wheeling, w Va. adopted the sugges-
ton Of one Of It's members. Let Us
cease talking and do something" Il be.
gan 10 accomplish things Among the
achievements TO It's credit Us the placing
throughout the town Of 100 wire waste
receptacies which have been put
under the supervision Of the board Of
public works. As the people Of the
town have become educated 60 the use
Of these rcceptacles the streets have
become very much cleaner The club
has also been Instrumental iu having
The antispitting ordinance enforced.
Another result OF which the civic club
Is very proud occurred when "a sue
cecded iu having enacted and enforced
pure milk ordinance The obscrva-
ton Of Arbor day ana school garden
sfyOrk are other matters to which the
club has given rcsuitful attention.
Keep posted on county events by sub.
scribing Tor and readlDg 4 ~ ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

a window had 10 be enlarged I'm or.
der that the body or Mrs. Margaret
Mcmahon. the largest woman in New
Jersey might he removed from the
home Of her daughter Mrs Julia More
house 75ia Passoic street, Newark, for
burial Mrs Mcmahon. whose death
is said 10 have been caused by fatty
degeneration, weighed 800 pounds.
There was no hearss big enough Ia the
city 20 carry the codin. ana n wagon
had TO be engaged Twelve psHbcor-
ers were chosen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
FISH IN HER BATHING SUIT.

S"I WH99ier creates Panic Among
Life Guards at Chelsea. N. J..
Miss Flo Boone. a pretty girl who
halls from Camden, was dipping Joy
ously In the surf on Chelsea, N. j.,
when she was heard To utter a pierre
Ing shrek.
"Cramps!" shouted one of the bath.
ers. Then the life guards dragged the
struggling Miss Boone to shore. There
II was found that fish had slipped
inside tho neck OF the girls bathing
suit ana lost Its way. The more Il
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
DOCTOR AND BURGLAR
0culist Accused of Robbing the
Homes OF His Patients.
FRIENDS THINK HIM MAD.

Respected Physician OF coatesville, Pa,
Said TO Have Confessed TO Having
Piled the Jimmy Mt Night as an
ANoeatior.
Regarded as the best oculist In that
section OF the state and ms man OF
the highest social standing, Or. Bonju-
min Holbrook Is In Jail at Coatcsvnlc.
Pa. on technical charge of attempt.
Ing 20 dispose of stolen railroad tickets.
Behind the arrest. however, the police
say. there is remarkable story OF Il
man who attended 20 his profession In
the daytime and turned burglar at
night. and when all the details OF the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01


singular accident and looked with hor-
ror on the torn heud OF the victim
Only n moment before they had seen
the man standing near the subway en-
trance, all unconscious OF the onrush-
ing danger. He did not see the ami
mai, with two policemen vainly trying
To check its progress. dash straight at
him. Cohen was about TO enter the
subway station when the horse dashed
on to the sidewalk and the protruding
shaft pierced his skull. The man had
turned just as the horse was upon him
The animal was attached to wagon
filed with boxes Alexander Barris
Of 2S Rutgers street was the driver,
and he was at Greene aud Bleecker
streets when the horse SHE'D at n sheet
OF white paper lying I'm the middle OF
the street. IL reared and dashed for
ward, and as II did 80 the kingbolt
of the wagon broke. and the fore
wheels and side shafts became sepa-
rated from the main body OF the
wagon.
The top of the wagon fell into tile
street, scattering the boxes. Barris
clung 10 the reins and was dragged
behind the wheels for half n block and
then hIs strength gave out He
dropped the rclns, and the animal
plunged forward iupclled TO swifter
strides by the humping wreckags Of
the vehicle IL was dragging.
When the horse crossed Broadway,
Patrolman Joseph Allen OF the traffic
Nrfa Ng -.
the bit. but was unable to do 80. The
policeman then clutchcd the axle that
the animal was dragging and tried to
throw the horse. He was unable 20
do So but lie kept his hold on the
axle and shouted 10 persons In the
street TO keep out Of the way
The horse continued running east ia
Bleecker street. men, women and chill
dren scattering at its approach. II
was about @ p. m, and hundreds Of
working men and women were on
their way home and the sidewalks
were crowded. The gathering hoofs
and the shouts of the policeman
warned those on the sidewalks. how
ever. and most OF them sought refuge
in dOorways
At Bleecker and Lafayette streets
PatrOlman Brackcn, who has record
for stopping runaways, ran into the
middle Of the street and clutcbed at
The head Of the horse The animal
reared and then came crashing down
on the pavement, the weight OF the
policeman having stopped It's progress.
Standing at the corner was Cohen. He
was facing the direction opposite to the
one ln which the horse was coming.
and was so engrossed In thought he
did not hear the warning shouts OF the
policeman and others in the street.
Cohen turned around just as the
animal reared, but II Is doubtful II
he knew he was in danger before he
was struck lie died insa,tly. and
rs his body fell 10 the sidewalk women
screamed hysterlcally and men turned
from the sight.
The two policemen, after turning the
horse over to several bystanders. lifted
thc mans body 10 the sidewalk aud
then Informed the coroners Office OF
The accident. No ono from the coro-
ner's Office came. however 90 view the
body, aud for an hour 70 remained in
the street II was drizzling nj the
time, but as tie cOrOncr's Office had
not acted in the case. the policemen
were not permitted 20 remove the body.
Whom finally permission TO remove
the body was received IL was carried
to polite headquarters
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Now on sale at the Argus Book
Store. CelluIoid finish and ccrres-
pondcncc ON the address side. leave.
ing all the reverse side for the pic
ture, and they are very fine, much
the best Of any ever ON safe here be.
fore, but at the same price. only
SC each or soc per dozen. Sent TO
any address az same puce and
stamps taken for an sums under $r.
The views we're taken by a Cumber-
land photographer, who came here
tor that purpose and who does
splendid work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
RECEIVES IN BATHrUB.
German Countess New Stunt Shocks
1rltiSh Society.

1rltiSh Society.
Tho newest fnd for afternoon recep-
uons Is tho exclusive copyright of n
German countess prominent In the
London smart set II consists In re.
oeivlng your lady guests while rcclin.
Ing among scented soopsuds in your
bathtub.
The countess has her guests shown
Into tho drawing room In the orthodox
way ana dIspenses tea just as does the
most decorous bishops wife. She re-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Commencing May 8. and until furthet
notice sunday trains will be run on the
Morgantown & Kingw0od railroad TX
cursion tickets good on Sundays only.
=. x BRETz,
General Manager
CHAs SWITZERLAND.
General Passenger Agent
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

The Lake Superior Limited on the
Canada Northern railway. near Kasha.
bowie. ran into cloud Of moths on
July IL. o6scuring the view and Gov
crlng the tracks so deeply that the
train was stalled. 10 took the train
crew about two hours TO clear the
track 20 that the train could proceed.
The kind the babies like. Dr Pahrney's
Iecthne Syrup. Once used nothing else
will take Us place. No narcotics in IL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Piles get quick and certain rcUri from
Dr. Shoops Magic Ointment Please note
10 IS made alone Tor piles and iis action Is
positive and certain Itching painful pro.
truding or blind plies disappear IKE mHEic
by iis use. Large uIckeI.4pp.t eIlss ars
soc. Sold by Siuck'Cr dfrg store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

] 90 stop jour pain free 10 show YOU
hfst-before you spend a penny what my
PINK Pain Tablets can DO I will send you
ice tfiai packatc of thcm-Dr Shops
Headache Tablets Neuralgia headache
ioothachc period pains etc. ere due alone
10 blood congestion. Dr. ShoOp's Headache
Tablets simply kili pain bY coaxing awpy
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