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johnny Cake, No Egg.-Two cups
ane Indian meal, one-half cup -four,
one-half cup Of baking powder, one
and one-half cups milk, one-half tea
spoon salt, or one and one-half cups
sour milk and one teaspoon soda.
: ,Raisin Pie. - One cup raisins cut
fine, one cup sour milk, one cup SUI
gar, two eggs, juice Of n lemon, one
teaspoon salt, one-half teaspoon
cloves, two teaspoons cinnamon, a lit
tie nutmeg. Bake between two rich
crusts. I
Brittle Icing.-A teaspoonful of
vinegar beaten into boiled frosting
when the favoring is being added
will keep it from being brittle and
breaking when the cake is cut. 1t
will be az moist and nice in a week
rs the day it was made.
Lemonade Cake. - One and one
quarter cups of brown sugar, one;
half cup butter, one large egg or two
small ones, one-half cup lemonade.
one teaspoon soda, n teaspoon
grated lemon peel, one cup flour.
Sprinkle with granulated sugar to
form a crust.
Ginger Cookies.-One cup granu-
lated sugar, one cup lard, cream Alto
gether; then add two eggs, two cups
molasses, one cup sour milk,
heaping teaspoon salt, two heaping
teaspoons ginger, fourteaspoons soda.
Mix not too stiff and roll about me-
half inch thick; bake carefully in hot
oven.
Lemon Pie.-One cup sugar, n
tablespoon -four stirred we'll together.
Pour over one and one-half cups boil
ing water, stirring constantly until
Jumps disappear. Add butter size OF
walnut, grated rind and juice of one
large lemon or two small ones; three
@. we'll beaten. To be made with
t. crLsts.
Nut Cake.-Cream two tablespoons
Of butter with one cup sugar and add
the yolks of three eggs; add one-half
cup milk and n and th~ree-quarter
cups of -four with two teaspoons bak-
inc powder sifted in it; add n tea
spoon lemon extract, ~one-quarter tea
spoon salt, one cup English walnuts,
cut fine, finally the beaten whites of
the eggs. Bake in slow over. Ice
with white icing and place one-half
nuts on top.
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Jottings About Sports.

Bill Dahlen will be the next mana
ger of the Brooklyn Club.
Princeton is not likely to give up
graduate coaching simply because the
Tigers have not defeated Yale since
1903.
Kennard is the first drop-kicker on
q big eleven to rise to the emergency
since John De Witt, who defeated
Yale in 1903 by his celebrated goal
from the field.
Walsh, of Chicago, leads the Amer.
lean League. He won forty games:
lost fifteen and tied one in the 1908
camnaign.
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New York City.-The Rev. Charles
E. Jefferson, pastor Of the Broadway
Tabernacle, recently returned from
Turkey, where he was at the time the
Sultan's declaration Of the new con-
stitution was announced, spoke be-
fore the Baptist Ministers Confer
ence, in the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church Hall, on the New Regime"
in Turkey.
He described the Sultan going to
church with his thirty wives and said
the Sultan painted his cheeks and
dyed his hair. No monarch In the
world, he said, had such}a gang of
scoundrels and thieves around him
as had the Sultan Of Turkey before
the ~ext constitution went into effect.
Since that time the $4,000 spies had
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umbrellas Last Longer II oiled.

To prolong the life Of your UNI
brella open it and place a drop Of oil
in each Joint; now open and close the
umbrella several times to insure the
oil penetrating to where 1t is most
needed. Wipe off and superfous oil
and in case some gets on the cover
remove with gasoline. Repeat this
process in the course Of a few weeks
and note how much less you spend
for umbrellas. In the matter of the
.children's umbrellas, one lasts as long
as three when treated In this way
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Nuggets of News.

Secretary of War Wright suggested
a trust 4'nigger" in the sugar tariff
woodpile.
Italy, aroused against Austria, is a
new and disturbing factor in the Bal
kan crisis.
Charles M. Schwab and others were
sued to recover the rich San Toy
mines in Mexico.
The withdrawal of the State militia
from the night rider districts Of Ken
lucky has begun.
President Roosevelt issued a state
ment denying that there is any fric-
lion with Japan over China.
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Baskets and Vases.

A new c%entrepiece Of rock crystal
Is in the form of three baskets or
vases. The centre. basket is taller
than the other two, which are Of equal.
height and attached to the middle
vase by a chain Of delicate glass links.
This decoration is prettiest used on,
a long table, and care should be tax.
en- to supply only graceful and dainty
dowers.-New York Evening Post.
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NeWSy Gleanings.

Rear-Admiral Sperry's homeward-
bound fleet entered Malacca Strait.
Swarthmore College has changed
it's charter so as to become non-secta-
rian.
An association of banks guarantee
ing deposits is to be formed in Okla
homa.
The New York City Board of AL
dermen passed the anti-ticket specu-
lating ordinance.
The City Chamberlain's trial bal
ance sheet showed S159,700:S0 in un-
claimed salaries held by New York
City. ,
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Paris, France. - The revolution
gradually brought about in woman's
dress as a result of the D%irectoire
craze is producing some curious con-
SEQUENCES. The dress designers and
makers, after having gradually
brought about what they describe as
a straight line in front, have 10Y di-
rected their attention to the back por-
ton Of the fashionable attire, and the
decree has gone forth that the
straight line, both front and back, is
to prevail this winter
The result is to create an entirely
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NOW THE "TUBE WOMAN" IN PARIS.

new-shaped human being, already
nicknamed ia femme tube" or "the
tube woman" because the few wom-
en- e about so far in the very latest
style of Directoire dress resemble
walking stovepipes.
The new figure requires the wear
ing a corset of extraordinary length,
resembling certain ancient iron in
struments Of torture. They are made
Of rubber or elastic tissue and whale
bone, and reach nearly to the knees.
Many of these new corsets are on
show at the large shops.
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Airing the Room.

Every room that isoccupied. should
be thoroughly aired each day. 1T
should be remembered that a large
1olume of air rushing through the
house will remove the impure air
more effectually in ten minutes than
An hours airing with windows partly
opened and doors closed. - Good
housekeeping.
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out q cane, an
health gradual
grateful / rnadd
my case, and
passed, am 81
Sold by all
Foster-MilburI
The Argenti ! Republic contains
more horses thlba any other country.
the proportio1 ibeing about t12 to-
every 100 of population:
Rheumal n Prescription.

CONSIDERABLE discussion fs bsfeg.
caused among lie medical fraternity
by the increai Il use Of whfskey for
rheumatism. IS an almost fnfallf-.
Bile cure VIII mixed with certain
other ingredie III and taken properly.
The following kformula is efective;I
ITO one-half1 Int OF good gwhiskeyi
add one ounI d OF Toris comp4Ypd.
and one ound ct Syrup Sarsapa
Compound. IKE in iabiespod
doses before hi mealan befoi
firing"
Toris Com kfdnd is q produ
the laborator h Of the Globe Pha
ceutical CO., 5afcago. but IL as
as the other agredients can bel
from any god bdruggist
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Notes From the Orient.

Petroleum has been found in the
Boonah district Of Queensland, Aus
tralia.
An American engineer has discov-
cred a deposit Of wolframite in Brit
ish India.
The water power system of the To-
kio Electric Light Company has been
completed at a cost Of 100000.
According to Viceroy Tuan Fang
there are 1890 opium shops in the
Shanghai foreign settlements, and he
wants orders from Pekin TO close
them.
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Handsome Dutch Silver.

For table use the large fiat Dutch
spoons and even forks are very popu-
lar this year, and happy is the hostess
who possesses a few handsome pieces
of Dutch silver. These spoons are
used almost entirely for decoration,
and should be placed around the edge
Of the ~centrepiece, not more than
three being generally used. New
York Evening Post.
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NOT Shin to .Dry" Districts.

Must Not Ship to 'Dry" Districts.
The Virginia Supreme Court of Ap.
peals decided in the case of the Port
ner Brewing Company against the
Southern Express Company that,
while common carriers must receive
shipments for delivery to parties In
dry" territory, wholesalers, brewers,
distillers and manufacturers cannot
avail themselves of that right.
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Table and Lamp Mats.

For a serViceable and inexpensive
table mat make a braid of three
strands Of colored crepe paper and
sew braids together in either round
or oval shape until desired size. A
pretty lamp mat may be made by,
using two strands Of white and one Of
pink paper, and finishing with a mar
row pleated rufae of the pink.-Bos-
ton Post.
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4BtSEVELT GIVES THE
LIE To- TWO EDITORS
Flags Smith, of Indianapolis News
and Laffan, of New York Sun.
APPROVAL GIVEN BY Mr.. TAFT
IndQrses Denial of Charges That Pres
ident's Relative and c. p. Taft
Profted by Canal Purchase-De-
MES American Citizens 'Grafted."

Washington, D. C. - President
Roosevelt has reopened the Ananias
Club list to let in two editors. Incl
dentally he has taken a slap at the
Vice-President over the shoulder Of
one of them. Undera HotSpringsdate
a characteristic Roosevelt letter adj
dressed to William Dudley Foulke, Of
Indiana, was made public. The letter
bristles with the short and the ugliest
kind of words, all applied to Delavan
Smith, an Indiana politician and pub
Usher of the Indianapolis News, and
William M. Laffan. who conducts and
controls the New York Sun. BE-
Mr.. Roosevelt, in denouncing the
charges, uses the following:
Accountable falsehood.
ISLANDER"
"Mr. Delavan Smith (editor Of the
Indianapolis News) is a conspicuous
offender against the laws OF honesty
and truthfulness."
"Nr. Smith lied" ,
'"He occupies the same evil emin-
ence with such men as Mr. Laffan, of
the New York Sum-
Mr., Smiths offending was the pub
LEGATION of an editorial in his paper
on the Panama Canal charges. These
charges, which figured somewhat IN
the. campaign, connected Douglas
Robinson, brother-in-law Of President
Roosevelt, and Charles P. Taft with
an alleged deal in the purchase OF
the canal from the French company.
These relatives of the President
and President-elect were asserted to
have been members Of a syndicate
ENGINEERED by William Nelson Crom-
well for the purchase of the stock Of
the French Panama Company from
the French stockholders when 1t was
certain that the United States would
buy this stock. The French stock
holders were supposed to have sold
out at a low figure. !
Foulke, former Civil Service, Com
missioner, brought the Indianapolis
Z News paragraph to the Presidents at
tention. What lies behind this in
fact Is the wrath Of the president,
the President-elect and their friends
at the At Of sulks displayed by Vice
President Fairbanks and hiJ Indiana
crowd after the Chicago Convention.
MI. Smith is a cousin of Mr.. Fair
banks, and the latter is frequently
charged with having an interest In
the Indianapolis News.
This paper, in supporting Mr.. Fair
banks for the Presidential nomina-
ton, hammered Judge Taft very hard
indeed. After the Chicago Conven-
;tion the News bolted Mr.. Taft, al.
though 1t did not formally declare for
Mr.. Bryan. Indiana, it will be re-
membered, was held a very doubtful
State, and the steady campaign at.
tacks' on Mr.. Taft by the News wor-
ried the Republican leaders greatly.
The President seized the occasion
offered him by MI. Foulke TO get
even.
AS for the New York Sun, It has
caused MI. Roosevelt to rage about
once in twenty-four hours for the full
seven years Of his term. His con.
nection of Mr.. Laffan with the Smith
affair is merely an attempt to kill
two birds with one rhetorical brick.
Mr.. Foulke, it may be remarked,
took the Roosevelt letter to Hot
Springs for Mr.. Taft's approval. He
got 1t. ....... b
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Househd
Matters.
Waist Box.
.SSeees @E$ -ssSa

Lace and chiffon waists ard
ruined by being hung on the ord
clothes hanger. The hangers
the waist and ruin the fit abouty
neck and shoulders. 1t is best to N
them in a waist box or drawer.-N'
York Evening Post.
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Two Big Towns Vote to Go "Dry."
The champions of no license sue
ceeded in inducing New Bedford and
Marlboro, in Massachusetts,, to vote
in favor Of closing the saloons.
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Portland, Me.-A mo bill" against
the Maine Mercantile Company, whose
business in connection with the pack
ing and selling of American sardines
has been under investigation by the
Grand Jury of the Federal Court, was
reported when the jury rose.
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ADMIRAL GILL DIES.
Cold Caught Mt Army-Nayy Game
fastened His Death.

New York City. = Rear-Admiral
Joseph Bullock Coghlan, u. S. N. ire
tired, died at the home of Charles
Chamberlain, Sutton Park, New Ro.
chelle, where he and Mrs. Coghlan
had been staying for several months
while waiting for their town house
to be remodeled. It was said at the
chamberlain home that Admiral
Coghlan had caught a severe cold at
the Army-Navy football game on Sat.
urday, November %, which aggra.
waited q minor illness from which he
suffered since his retirement from
the navy, in 1906, but his death is
believed to have been due to a stroke
of apoplexy.
Rear-Admiral Joseph Bullock Cogh-
Ian, u. 8. N, was one of the most pop.
ular of the officers of the navy, in
which he served nearly half a century.
He first became widely known as
, comma1dant Of the Raleigh for the
conspicuous part he took in the battle
Of Manila Bay, jusa after the outbreak
of the Spanish-American War, on May
l, 1885, At a banquet after the war
he recited the "Hoch der Kaiser"
verses, which made him still more ia
nous. He was born at Frankfort,
KY, December 8, 1914. At the age
of sixteen he received an appointment
to the Naval Academy from Illinois,
and was there when the Civil War
broke out. .
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Ice Gives Way, -Four Skaters Drown.
Earl Cooper, Harvey Richardson,
Violet Blivins and Fannie Blivins
broke through the ice while skating
on Lake Koshkonong, at GAINESVILLE,
Wis, and all were drowned. Mabel
Brown, who was one of the skating
party, was rescued, but 1t was feared
that she might die of exposure.
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cURIoq fsFIoRIDA HERE.
Red Plant = Feeds Upon Ants and
Other ny Small Insects. !

~ SHdAs AhsScls q
FSybody knows there are
IS insectivorous or car
ITS, but It is doubtful 4
he have any such plants
+ here in South Florida
there is a plant, or
growing here, which is
|iyorous.
that on account of It's
hely smauit has escapsa
ssr-art, 1t seems to hafa1
fled by the botanists also,
Enable to find 1t classed
sntitive plants.
,f IaApual herb, and the
d including the flowers, is
oh red color. It rarely
light Of more than three
DIS never so broad. The.
sspatulate when undiss
I present many small
(. secrete at .their tips q
lid which is capable OF
very small insects, such
the like, upon which it
n any Of these get lodged
and disturb these fbrillae
acquire a deep cup
ometimes curl completely
: victim. When they have
g insect they slowly
original. shape.~les1
eleton of the, insect
nts grow on the very
d sandy lands. They ar
late winter and earl,
Gorda Herald
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FINED s1s, 500 FOR REBA1ING.
Chesapeake and Ohio and shipperAd.
NIT Ofenses in Virginia.

NIT Uffenses IN Vlrglnla.
Richmond, va.-By agreement of
counsel, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway and W. r. Johnson & Co.,
pleaded guilty to rebating before
Judge Waddill lately. The railroad
was fined $4,000 and W. R. Johnson &
Co. $4,000.
Counsel for the defense stated that
their principals knew nothing Of the
violations as alleged, but that they
felt that conviction was certain owing
to the indiscretion of their agents.
The proceedings followed the verdict
of the jufy in the same court the day
before finding A. P. Gilbert, Assistant
General Freight Agent Of the rail-
road, not guilty.
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Woman Slayer is E~xonerated.
Miss Estelle Stout, who shot and
killed Henry M. Hornberger, crayon
portrait agent, at Chicago, was exon
Grated by a Coroner's jury.
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Plan Uprising Against

Plan Uprising Against
the British in India.
Vancouver, B. C.-The Word says
British officers working among the
Sikhs and Hindus Of the Pacific Coast
unearthed the details of a proposed
uprising against British rule in India.
The story is to the effect that scat
tered outrages are now taking place
in India for the purpose of scattering
the British troops.
The main rising will take place in
April next at Amritzar. Stocks OF
arms of modern type are hidden IN
various districts.
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trouble lame,
yeak, run down 70
81 mere skeleton.
NY back was so bad
J. could hardly walk
and the kidney SCI
'~cretions much dix
ordered. A week
latter l began using
Kidney Pills
. could walk with
las ! continued my
Twas so
ipubIie statement Of
v years have
| perfectly welt-
Boo aabox.
D., Buffalo. N Y
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There is a HAL nobIeness. and
even sacredneA q work Were q
man ever 50 b fhted, Or forgetful
OF his high call there is always
hope in him Wild actually and earn
estly works; in I'D ness alone Is there
perpetual despairfACarlyle.
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Says Railroads Control "
Most Federal Judges.

Most Federal Judges.
Lawrence, Kan.-At a State confer
nee here over State legislation, j. l..
Bristow, former Assistant Postmast.
er-General, who will succeed Chester
L. Long in the United States Senate,
declared that the railroads control
most of the Federal Judges, and that
better care should be exercised In the
selection of Judges.
Lawyers should be chosen" said
he, who have not been affiliated with
the railroads or other big corpora
TONS"
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PRINCESS SEEKS DIVORCE.
American Wife Of de Broglie Charges
Him With Desertion.

Paris, France. - The Princess de
Broglie, who was q Mrs. S. B. Veit, OF
Chicago, has begun divorce proceed
ings against her husband on grounds
of desertion. She is singing in Paris
restaurants to earn a livelihood fot
herself and children. and every nighs
she makes a roilnd of the better
known cafes. ID
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Bank Robbers Escape With $1,000.
Robbers dynamited the safe of the
Byron State Bank at Sterling, Ill. es-
Gaping with $1,000. The dynamite
charge wrecked the building.
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Auto Injuries Kill Mrs. Dudley. !

New York City.-Mrs. Martha S.
Dudley, wife of a Topeka (Kan.)
banker, who was knocked down by an
automobile in Broadway, died at
Roosevelt Hospital. s
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Blue Law Revised.

Washington, D. G. - An ancient
blue law was resurrected in police
court when Horace o. Balucci, a bar
Der shop proprietor, was charged with
keeping his place open on Sunday.
Judge Kimball said that under the
law a barber shop had to be absolute
ly closed on Sunday.
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1tI
hple. pleassae 6ld1
, remedy OF known
il physicians could
be because it's conn
wn to them to be
beneficial in effect
Tenn and gentle. yet
(emand with it's ex-
/ Syrup Of Fig and
california Fig Syrup
hieal lines and relies
atiyef for it's remark
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BY CABLE.
Third Degree For Nine. steinheil.

Third Degree For Nine. Steinhen.
Paris.-The examination Of Nine.
steinheil, accused Of numbering her
husband and her stepmother last May,
was resumed by Magistrate Andre.
The scene and surroundings of the
crime are to be reconstructed in the
Steinheil residence, and Nine. Stein
he'll will be further Intercepted un-
Ter these conditions in the hope Of
sxtorting a full confession. 1t is be-
lieved at the Palace Of Justice that
she alone planned and committed the
crime. 49, :.
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Thieves Rendezvous Found.

Philadelphia, Pa. An under
ground railroad" by which thieves
have been shipping thousands Of dol
lars worth of loot from the wholesale
district here to New York City
fences" has been uncovered by the
police. In their rendezvous $4,000
worth of plumber was found.
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Government and Church Disagree.

London.-In consequence Of the in
ability of the Government to come to
an agreement with the Church party
regarding the Education bill, the
measure has been withdrawn from
the House. of Commons. The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury demanded a
larger grant for non-rate-aided
schools than the Government was
willing to allow.
Hill Dimes Ambassador.
Berlin.-Count John Heinrich Won
Bernstorff, the newly appointed Ger
man Ambassador to America, was a
guest of Ambassador and Mrs. Hill a.
dinner. Among the other guests was
DR.. Felix Adler, of Columbia Univer-
sity, New York City.
Vignaud Chief of Paris A~mericanists.
Paris.-Henry Vignaud, secretary
of the American Embassy, has been
elected president Of the Society of
Americanists.
Pan.American Scientists.
Buenos Ayres.-The American del
egates to the Pan-American Scientific
Congress were entertained with BAN
quets and receptions. The Univer-
sity of La Plata held a reception at
which Professor Leo S. Rowe, Of the
University Of Pennsylvania, chairman
of the American delegation, spoke in
reply to the address Of welcome.
Edward Names Irish University.
Dublin.-The title for the new uni
versity, which has been the subject Of
an acute controversy for some time,
was settled to the satisfaction of all
parties when King Edward issued let
ters patent constituting it "The Ma
tional University of Ireland"
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Germans Treaty With Salvador.
The Bundesrath ratified the treaty
of commerce between Salvador and
Germany,
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~PRovEIfBY TINE.

No Fear Of AM Further Trouble.
David Price, bhorydon, la says:t
u was In the lit stage of kidney
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such things
nivorous plI
many know
growingria
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really inse{
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entire pla
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reaches a
inches an
leaves an
turbed, Al
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tenacious
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