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Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
WEDDING.
WeIIs--Murray.

Miss Elizabeth Murray Of Pomfret
and Fred Erick Wells Of Putnam We're
united in marriage by Rev. J. J. city
at Pomfret Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells are now on their wedding trip
and on their return win make their
hou7a I'm PI1fnann
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
saOO contributed in one Eveninn.

Members of st. Edwards Church
Debt society met at thee parish hall on
Tuesday evening and each one present
contributed the days pay. Others who
were unable to be present sent their
contributions, the total amount receiv-
ed being about $500. Had the wealth
err been fine the amount would proba-
bly, be much more than this. The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

son Of Henry Warren of Grafton,
Mass. Mr.. Warren was formerly a
resident of Danielson and was gradu-
ated at Killingly high school In the
class of '01. Miss Davenport has
frequently visited relatives III Dam
ielson.
/ knight-Macshane Marriage.
A certificate of marriage returned
TO the town clerks office makes rec
ord that Miss Loretta Catherine Mac
shane and Edward A. Knight, both of
Schenectady. N. Y, were married by
Rev. Denton ]. Nelly at the Baptist
parsonage on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

HeRdRcHeH and Neuralgia from Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy. re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature L. ~. GROVE. Csc. Tn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

has the agency for the Travellers Life
and Accident Co. Of Hartford. Ct, and
the United States Health and Acct
dent ms. Co. Of Saginaw. Mich. Write
for rates and fuil particulars.
Box 23L WilIlmantia. CT.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
lac UNpER PRICE sALE

THE UNDER PR1CE SALE
now at The Boston Dry Goods store.
Danielson. means big bargain prices
TO the customer on seasonable goods
Every department IN the store bears
the cut price marks.
THE BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE.
Main St.. Danieison.
jun27d Ishaes z. Keeeh. Mgr.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

burns, cuts, bruises, also sores, chafng,
@rupttons healed, the skin beautified by
Satin Skin Cream. Csc. Satin Skin
Powder a tints) gives that glow of
health a refined, ailuring fairness moth
Ing else can produce. Csc.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
Personals.

Miss Laura Crumley of Providence
is spending several days with her par
e7ts. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Crumley.
Mrs. George Durham and son, who
have been spending a short time with
MS. Burnham's father, II. F. Cox,
have returned to Winthrop. Mass.
Mrs. Andrew CrumIey recently en-
tertained Mrs. Frank Mott Of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
NOT A TON OF ICE
Has Yet Been Stored in the Borough
for Summer Use.

Tor summer Use.
"ThereIl be water enough In the
Quinebaug to float a Dreadnaught IL
this thing keeps up much longer"
was the way one man put it Wednes-
day during his observations on the
weather conditions. AS it is. the usual
course of the river has not been ade-
quate 10 carry the great amount of
water that has come down in the
past week and the overflow has sub
merged bordering lands until they ap-
pear like lakes. Worrying about a
water famine is a thing of the past
but worrying about ice is still among
the list of local troubles. Not a ton
of Ice has been stored for next @un-
mer's use in the borough. The rivers
have broken up and what remains on
the lakes and reservoir was worn to
a film in Wednesdays storm. NJ. H.
Trail Of Poquonoc. who was going to
cut 5000 tons at Alexander's lake, has
gone home in despair and other deal
ers are hoping against hope that a cold
snap VIII develop and relieve the stu
alton. Ice will be had, of course, if
It becomes necessary to ship it here
next summer; but consumers do not
relish the prospect of paying the high
er prices that necessarily would fol-
low
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
WILL.lMANTlC.
oRGAN RIEcITAL

BY Frederick w. Lester Of Norwich,
Assisted by Mrs. r. n. Merrill and
Rev. .. q. MacLane.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
PORTER HOMESTEAD

Not Accepted by Stinay Town OF
sIandford, Mass.--Now Considered
Desirable.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25
Knight-Maoshane Marriage.
WEDDING.
PalIardY-Parent.

Miss Olympic Parent and Leopold
Pallardy. both of Danielson, were mar
ried by Rev. Peter Roux at st. James
church Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

Samuel H. Kellogg has received the
appointment as postmaster and took
possession OF the office Wednesday
morning Miss Florence Carver win
be clerk, which appointment she held
for some time under the retiring post
master, +. A. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-25

At st. Mary's church Wednesday
evening the first of the nightly Lenten
services was held.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
POLITICAL REFUGEES ID BE HELPED BY
 LEAGUE
ALL ARE MExICANs AND FOUR ARE SOON TO BE TRIED
 IN ARIZONA

LOS ANGELES, February 1.-The five Mexico liberals held prisoners in American jails are to be given aid, it is expected, by the Political Refugees League of Chicago, which has just been successful in procuring release from a Chicago prison of Christian Rudovich, arrested on application from Russia.
 Three of the Mexicans are held in the county jail of Los Anglese--Ricar. do Flores Magon, Anotnio yillareal and Librado Riveria, now awaiting removal to Arizona on charges of breach of neutrality laws.
 Mammal Sarabia is now awaiting trial at Tombstone, Ariz., and the fifth Mex icau prisoner is held at Fort Leaven worth. Kansas. The Political Refugees league was formed for the purpose of preventing extradition to foreign coun tries of persons arrested in the United States charged with political crimes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SFfORD

SAFFORD, February 4.--Mrs. Petar
 Andarson was hostess yesterday after
 noon at social gathering of the Wom- an s Home Mission society of the
 Southern Methodist church. A large
 and happy company of members. and friends were present. The object of
 these frequent teas is the promotion of social intercourse and the free will of fering goes to the church building fund. Pains are taken to eliminate anything formal. A program of music was enjoy ed. Mrs. Burley of Solomonville, Mrs. Clayton and Misses Lottie Colton, Mae Dowdle and Elsie Foster gave several numbers and Mrs. F.. J. Carlos read an interesting paper upon the origin of the Home Mission society. The hostess as.
 sisted by Misses Hande and Cotton, cx. tended hospitality in the form of de-
 licious coffee, deviled eggs, sandwiches, olives and cream puffs. A social chat over refreshments concluded the after. noon.
 E.. J. Carlos was a through passenger to Globe yesterday. Nj. Rheinhardt, a commercial travel CT, we'll known in Stafford, was in the city yesterday.
 The Stafford fire department g tower
 has been moved from Main street to lot near Kirtland's blacksmith shop J. M. Foster made a business trir to Fort Thomas yesterday, returning this morning.
 George Jacobson is building cement store room at his lumber yard. The new office and other improve ments at the Solomon, Wickersham company warehouse is nearing com pIetion, the inside work is now being done in the office.
 II. J. Dowdle was an outgoing pas senger to Clifton yesterday, where he will remain for several days transact ing business. Mrs. Pauline Foster continues quite | i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs l Chesser.
 A peIasant meeting of the Eastern Star lodge followed b ygsmes of whist and a social half hour in which the members chatted over their coffee and cake was held last evening in the Ma sonic hall.
 MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Hall were visitors to the McInery camp yesterday Excitement was caused yesterday on Main street by fire which originated in show window of the J. M. Foster Mercantile company. It was caused by gas escaping from an acetyiine burner which ignited when a match wal struck in the window by ]. M. Foster Jr. who, fortunately, escaped with | nothing more serious than singed hair
 The fire department quickly came to the rescue and no great damage wal done.
 A. V. Jones has the sympathy oi friends in the recent loss of a sister and brother in Illinois. A number of the school children arc
 suffering from Ia grippe this week Gladys Spaulding and Melville Foster are on the list.
 Mr. Rogers of Phoenix, superintend ! ent of the Arizona Methodist churches
 is in the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
NAVAL CAPTAIN IS TRIED FOR BEING
 INTOXICATED
CAPTAIN or BATTLEsHIP GEoR- CHA DRANK GLASS SHERRY
 AND SMOKED CIGAR

GIBRALTAR, February 4.--AIl the evidence in the courtmartial of Captain Edward F. Qualtrough of the battle ship Georgia, on charges preferred by Rear Admiral Wainwright that he was under the influence of intoxieants at A reception in Tangier, was presented to- day. The hearing was held on the battleship Louisiana and a number Of witnesses testified that Captain Dual trough was intoxiacted and unit for duty. The accused officer, who took the stand in his own behalf, made a lengthy statement to the effect that be was i'll and suffering greatly from fatigue, and had taken only one glass of sherry and nothing else. He had smoked strong cigar.
 Surgeon Crandall of the Georgia, one of the two witnesses for the defense. testified that Captain Qualtrough 's physical condition was low, and he was therefore very susceptible to the ae- tion of liquor and tobacco.
 Pleading will begin tomorrow, but the decision will not be given out un- til it is fully approved. In the mean time Captain Qualtrough will remain aboard the Georgia under arrest, not being allowed either on the bridge or quarterback.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
An lnaenious tienexmeen.

There have been many ingenious forms of honeymoon since the young couple in Mark Twain's story took theirs separately. but none more odd
 than that of N. and Mn,e. Gouard, who. on their wedding day in 1906. started to walk around the world. Last week they left Dover for Calais, having traversed Europe. Siberia and Africa. distance of G0.o00 miles. It sounds more than twice the distance necessary to cover before settling down to housekeeping and domesticity. It was Puck who used to put girdle round the earth. This time it is Cupid.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
4 New Occupation.

A place which has lately been "cre- atcd" for the woman typewriter is in the church, or. rather, parish house and office. where woman typewriter now seems almost indispensable. There Is so much business now In con nection with running church that a good mercantile typewriter can keep herself busy constantly in attending to the business end" of church work of any one particular church, to say nothing of typewriting sermons, copy for the usual church monthly and oth' CT more strictly literary work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Caramel Hunts.

A caramel hunt will delight the chil- dren.
 It Is conducted exactly like the time honored peanut hunt.
 Cornucopias, bags or baskets are provided for each little guest, and fif- teen minutes are allotted to find the hidden goodies.
 The earamels are all wrapped in waxed paper. then in silver and gold foil. so as to look pretty.
 No prize is offered, but each child keeps the result of his explorations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
srusb;rc . s.;H Hat.

The girl or woman who listens to the groans of husband or brother about his derby hat being ruined by brushing will win favor by telling him to use soft hat brush or piece of crape to keep 1t clean instead of stiff brush.
 Men who know enough to brush their top hats with soft silk handkerchief are not aware that the surface of a derby needs almost as careful treat ment and should be brushed carefully in one direction.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
The Jumping of Place

Consumption had me in it's grasp; and I had almost reached the jumping off place when l was advised to try Dr Kings New Discovery; and want tc say right now, it saved my life. I'm provemept began with the first bottle and after taking one dozen bottle' I was a well and happy man again, says George Moore, of Grimesland, N c. As remedy for coughs and colds and healer of weak, sore lungs and fol preventing pneumonia New Discover, is supreme. soc and $I00 at Palace Pharmacy Trial bottle free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Literature on Wheels

The freight train could not be made up because American Beef Syndicate Car All ,444 refused to ride with Stan dard Oil Tank Line 232, 1928.
 "It is tanted,' said the A. E. S. car. and settled back on his massive springs.
 "At any rate," responded the s. o. T. l.. car, ''I was never embalmed, nor have I ever carried load of muck rakesV
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
A Shaking Up

May all be very well so far as the
 trusts are concerned, but not when 1t
 comes to chills and fever and malaria.
 Quit the quinine and take real cure Ballard's Heroine. Contains no harm ful drugs and is as certain as taxes. If it does mt cure you get yoar money back. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

First Mermaid: Gracious, Neptune! Did you hear that one go over the cable2
 Second Mermaid: We'll, l should flap fipl What was ita
 First Mermaid: It was Castro's an swer to the latest Dutch dun. See here 's a strand burned out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
FOR SALE.

ks sALy-Furnituro TOT dining roocn |..d kitchen. Cheap if sold at snee. l ? O. Box g46, or Phone sssL
 I'd sALE-one tweivsroom modern s,veture, just completed, on .Squaw T Bath, electric lighted through ., completely furnished. A bargain. Isress or call, American Realty ( trrtmeut Co, Post-ofiee building, ! has 1881, city,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

If you need pill take Dewitt s Little Early Risers. Insist on them; gentle, easy, pleasant, little liver pills. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
NEW DiREcToiRe SKIRT.

 underclohng consisted and of beadin
  like
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

See "Charlie s Aunt" at Majestic theater tonight. It made big hit last night.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

adjusted over the hips by pulling them down at the lower edge.
 This model is in two pieces, the yoke and skirt portions being cut on the circular. To make a skirt after this model only 1t, clfnging materials should be used. Satin, messaline. silk and crepe de chineare given pref erence. The yoke is first cut and fit- ted. Any extra fun- ness is turned in at the back edge where it closes. The, skirt is then joined to the yoke by an or dinary seam on the wrong side, the edges of which are afterward turned up on the yoke DOT tion and stitched fiat. The top should be finished with a narrow bias strip of the silk faced down" on 9 to the wrong side.
 The back edges gre always faced and. can be finished with buttons and butfonholes or with bah and socket fas- tenings If a nar- row m ized skirt braid is stitch ed around the bot rom so as to allow about one-eigbth of an inch to. extend below 1t will great ly lengthen the life of the skirt.
 This direetoire petticoat is cut in six sizes from 2 to 32 inches bust measure. To copy 1t for the average
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Home Investment Company
 Bargains

sniy tho bargain brand " give informa information Every bargain ws d inspection to its actual valua property and selling for in 5000 to buld the lot advertise unless or sold terms in different portions Supposing at $20 month$2o $2ooo supposng to rent bought the beginning for paid in rent the has been increasing in value tho $2000 Can be pay when surrounding 0obe7 We have homes for sale and 1t uky purchase of home or pick up good portion of Globe, call on the
 Home Investment Company
 HoGuE, Mgr
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

Yhe Silver Belt d.os Job prirsiag
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
Caracas to the Hague

The Silver Belt does job printing.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05

requires Si inches wide.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-05
ne OuVcT Dtll NldSSlllCu AuS MUST 1SS TT @ F xo TAHE y1H R % %
One Cent
 a Word
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-About four acres of wtil improved property adjoining town. In auire Globe Commercial store.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
WANTED-TO BUY

HIGHEST prices for secondhand furniture.
carpets. clothes and shoes. Tel. Doug. 1911.
(2S) -671
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
CURE WINS BILLIARD MATCH
Demarest Defeated in First Block Of
Championship Contest.
FRENCHMAN MAKES HIGH RUN
In Tenth Inning He scores Hundred
and FIFTY, Making Many start
ling Three and Four
Cushion shots.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-In the initial
game OF the international billiard tourna-
ment for the worlds 1872 balk line cham
pionshir. played In the Madison Square
Garden concert hall tonight. Louis Cure OF
Paris, France, defeated Calvin w Dema-
rest OF Chicago by a score Of 800 to SS
This was Demarest's first appearance In a
professional tournament.
Cure played very steadily at critical
times and made the high run OF 100 In MS
tenth innlng. Demarest was impetuous ana
his recklessness and haste in playing
marred many possible chances of scoring
Tomorrow afternoon A. @. Cutler OF Bos-
ton will meet Harry p. Cline OF Phila-
delphia and tomorrow nights game VIII be
between George sutton OF Chicago and Ora
c. Norningstar Of this city.
Demarest won the bank and selecteu
the white ball. He scored off the break
but after another simple carom failed on
a close masse. Cure replied with three
caroms and left the balls widely sepa-
rated on his miss. Demarest could not
bring them together, but scored ten
times at open table play. Cure followed
with three, missing a short single cushion
shot. At the end of the third inning the
score stood IA to 10. in Demarests favor.
Demarest got the balls under control
at his next attempt and made thirty-three
points, his thirty-first shot being a daz-
cling masse. Cure by careful nursing
and a couple of drives for position added
81 to his string, missing a two-cushion
shot by a hairs readt After each
had made a cipher, Cure settled down
for n run in the sixth inning and rolled
up sixty-one caroms. Both players failed
to score in the seventh at the end of
which the score was: Cure, lis; Dema-
rest, SO.
During the tenth inning Cure simply ran
away from the Chicago player. He nursed
and coaxed the balls patiently, but quickly,
scarcely ever hesitating over a play and
frequently accomplishing some very start
ling three and four-cushion shots. He ran
$50 points before he slipped up on a two
cushion attempt. The score for ten nning
was; Cure, 325; Demarest, IS.
Demarest in his fourteenth inning made
a beautiful run. adding ninety-four to his
string before he failed on a short kiss shot
for position. At the end OF the inning the
score stood: Cure, 9ss; Demarest, ZIG.
The Chicago player continued his good
work in the fifteenth and won rounds OF
applause by executing four seemingly i'm
possible masse shots during a run of A
caroms.
The score at the end OF the twentieth in
ming was Cure, 39l; Demarest, 306.
Demarest seemed to be well settled fol
q good run in the twenty-sixth inning, but
he played his thirtieth shot too soft for 6
single cushion carom and left the balls II
position for Cure.
The latter. with 70 to go for the game
ran up s., falling on a single cushion
balk shot with the two cue balls frozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
DORANDO TO SEE The MATCH
Marathon Champion May Accompany
Perrelli to Omaha.
TWO ITALIANS ARE GOOD FRIENDS
Gotch VIII Receive ovation from
Home Folks and Many Wrest-
Iers VIII Join in Greeting
Mt the Auditorium.

Dorando. the Italian Marathon king, who
has beat Johnny Hayes, the American, two
out of three, probably will attend the
Gotch-Perrelli wrcstlc at the Auditorium
Friday night. He may Perrelli
from New York to this city. He and Per-
relli are intimate friends and. as neither
has ever been as far west as Omaha, they
are likely to come together.
This word has just been received by The
Bee from New York. The message states
that Perrelli would leave that city Wednes-
day morning and arrive here in time for his
match with Gotch Friday night.
Gotch, so Emil Klank writes, has COM
pleted his training for the De Rouen match
at Kansas City Thursday night. Frank
is in fine form and you will see a great
match at Omaha"
The Gotch-Perrelli wrestle Is proving such
a drawing card that Manager Gillian of the
Auditorium has decided on the necessity
of more seats and is now bending every
effort to Increase the seating capacity. He
will have new arena and side box seats
arranged and the indications that every one
will be occupied.
The last time Gotch was in Omaha he
wrestled Bransfield. the Australian, and the
audience was large, but the one that sees
the worlds champion go after the big
Italian Friday night will certainly eclipse
that one. The sale of seats outside OF
Omaha is large, vast numbers having gone
into Iowa. Humbolt. the home town OF
Gotch, has bought a big bunch Of tickets
and will send a whooping delegation down
to see the match.
When Gotch and Hackenschmit wrestled
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

WANTED. To RENT-Well furnished
house, for one year or longer, from May
]; well located. city OF Dundee; family OF
three: best Of references. Address 8 1s6,
care Bee. C20-MS9 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
We Advise to Buy

24TH AND CHARLES-Neat Groom cot
tage, modern except heat, south front,
paving paid, 1880.
WALNUT HILL DISTRICT-A good, large
Groom all modern house, corner lot
5Ox160, paving paid: a snap for $3.50.
94O3 NORTH 22D-Neat Groom, modern,
paving paid. for 1850.
12i2 NORTH iTH-In Bemis Park, a neat
s-room. strictly modern home, nicely fin
ished. foi A.5S0.
3OiO DAVENPORT sT.-Good close-in home
facing boulevard. s rooms, best of re-
pair. $1,000.
ll2O SOUTH 2STH-A very good house for
s. $500; large east front lot, best Of hot
water heating, oak finish. Owner leav-
ing city.
modern home, hot water heating, on bou-
levard. with 14 feet frontage, for $b,6O.
WEST FARNAM-A very small new g.
room strictly modern house, &C., 100.
FIELD CLUB-A new house, 8 rooms, at
tic finished. best OF hot water heating,
large corner lot, $500. and easy terms
to good party.
Glover Realty Syndicate,
Ground Floor N. Y. Life. D-390S. A-sssS:
Qe)-M941 %
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Gertrude Bloomfield to John II.
B~oomfield, undlvh Of WIZ of lot l.,
block %, Omaha. $500
James L. Taylor and wife to Ebba
G. Madsen, lot l, block 2, Clifton
Catllrene o. Mcdonald and husband to
Observation-Disclosures. ,.,......... 400
John A. O'Doherty and wife to Ed
ward Maher, w50 feet OF lot IA,
block 10, South Omaha ........... $500
John F. Benin and wife to Thomas
J.. Eayres and wife, mo feet of lot
10, block II, Kountze's Sd add. 1000
Olivia X. Ruth to John F. Benin,
lot 10, block II, Kountze's Sd add. 1000
Paxton Real Estate company to Rosa
lie w. Cawley, lot 20, Keystone park $50
Grace Lille to owen T. Hamer, lot
s. block @, loves add......""...".. LOO
Salma Stanley and husband to Louis
Hansen, s8 feet Of lot g. ElizG beth
Place, and ne feet of lot s, Garv!o's
Jesse ]. McMullen and wife to l. NJ.
Lord, lot l, block 4, Albrights sub
Heirs of Byron Reed to the governors
of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben. sub
lot /, tax lot 10, In l0-l5-13............ 1000
United Real Estate and Trust COM
pany to w. j. Addy, lots Is and IA,
block 81, Kountze Place ............,. 800
Edward Lytle and wife to Henry
Omaha ......"...""..".""."""... 1850
Anna b. Lyle ct al to same. same. l
May E. Lytle to same. same. ....,.... l
Alvah p. Whitmore to Louis Leh-
mann, lot 10, block 4, sulphur Springs S6
Same to William w. Boardman, lot
20, block 4, Sulphur Springs. ......... s25
Benjamin Folsom and wife to John
b. Phippen and James c.. Edwards,
lot 81, block /, Redick park......,. 500
Mary G.. McCague and husband to
John F. Sturgeon, lot ., Stanton
Blace SOO
Rubin Lund and wife to II. II. Garst,
WY lot ., block 3, letters add. 100
Prairie Trust company to Robert A.
Morrison, lot 3, block /, Prairie park. 800
Waclav Slavicek and wife to Joseph
Jirasek and wife, Eh eA lot II,
Kountze's I'd add 2,1O
Lula s. Brady and husband TO Ida A.
Parsley. lot Z, block 4, Maxwells
"a aOQ......'' Low
v. H. Nichols and wife TO Mark T.
Martin, lots q and 20, block IS,
Dundee place 400
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Total amount of transfers. .s74,61