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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-29

the German line In Belgium, but that
no serious damage resulted.
The Germans also announce the can
turc OF several trenches and OF a num-
Der or prisoners to the south OF Ypres
and tho repuise of French attacks in
helm. CIV 'o"h
The text of the communication reads:
I'm the western theatre the enemv
unsuccessfully renewed his attacks on
Newport, supported by warships. which
ala no damage to us, but killed mr.
wounded few inhabitants of West.
cnde.
AN attack on the hamlet OF ST
George also failed.
South of ipres, we captured one
of the enemy's trenches, and some
dozens of prisoners fell into our hands
on this occasion.
Several violent attacks By the
enemy In the region to the northwest
or Arras were rcpelled.
To the southeast of Verdun, the
enemy repeated his attacks, but thew
also were without success. A similar
result occurred when he attempted to
recapture height 10 the west of
Sennheim, for which we fought yester-
day.
There is no news from East Prus-
STA or from Poland. North of the Wis
tula and on the left bank of the Wis.,
tula our attacks are developing. in
spite of bad weather"
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IN MEMoRlAM

EEST.-In sad, hut loving remembrance
or my dear wife. ROSA VEST who
died one year ago, 1919 ""'
one year ear has passed ana stin we miss
Never shall her memory fade.
LOVING thoughts viii always lingcr
round the grave where she Is LAID
We miss thee, dear. oh. how much
Our God alone can tell
ne took thee from our loving home; f.
HER LOVING HUSBAND
AND CHILDREN
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TWO DEAD; SIX BADLY HURT
Nine Men Caught In Collapse OF Wooden
Canopy at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. MO-. December Is
Nine men were caught here to-day in
tire collapse OF a wooden canopy built
to protect pedestrians passing a
million-dollar hotel building under con-
struction. Two were killed and six
seriously injured
Walter S. Dickinson, an actor. of
Lincoln, Neb.. died in a hospital. His
skull was fractured. Tho other dead
victim was negro.
James Mclean. business agent for a
labor union, was in critical condition
tonight. The others injured were
workmen employed on the building.
The canopy fell when a truck backed
into support weighted with mortar
and building material.
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Thomas II. Johnston,

IhCmas q. Johnston. a native of
afternoon at 4:l5 o'clock In the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. Charles w. Eaton
2oi Brook Road Ginter Park. Mr.
old, had been i'll for some time. He is
survived by five daughters-Mrs. oscar
r: Parrish, Mrs; Charles w. Eaton, Mrs.
James w. Dodd Mrs. William n Tur
ner. Miss Susie A. Johnston: three sons
John D., Thomas B., Jr, Colin B., and
one ,h; siSter-Miss Mary Johnston, ali Of
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FOR NATURALIZATION PLAN
Metropolitan Life POlocyholders Vote
05,OOO to 1900 In Approval.

NEW YORK. December 2s.-Mutuali-
zation OF the Metropolitan Life, In
surance Company was Endorsed by
poll cyholders here to-day. Only about
1000 voted against the plan. while
$1,000 gave their approval. Most Of
the votes were by proxy.
naturalization already had been np-
proved by stockholders and directors.
II the State Superintendent OF Insur-
ance approves the proposal, control of
the company will pass into the hands
Of the policyholders, who will elect a
board Of directors
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STATE DEPARTMENT
WITHOUT IMPORTATION

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-State
Department officials, although without
official advices tonight concerning the
shooting of two Americans in Cana
dian Niagara waters near Fort Erie,
pointed out that If the men were shot
while defying Canadian authority,
there would be no ground for repre-
sensations By the. American govern
nient. Representative Charles b.
Smith, OF Buffalo. laid newspaper ac-
counts Of the shooting before Secre-
tary Bryan.
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General New. Notes.

Watch-night services viii be held on
Thursday night in several OF the city
Ghurches. as well as in private homes
inGton Street Church OF a specially in
teresttng character. with farcwelIs to
the old and greetings OF the new year
John X. Jolly. while coasting on St
andrew Street, with friends, was
thrown from his seat by an accidental
collision and sustained n fracture OF
one of his ankles One or two other
hurt.
Mayor Robert Cabaniss has gone on
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George ID, Crit,cn,s,

George D.. Crittenden, eigh,y-one
years years old; who served in the Confed-
crate army as a member Of Company
"A, Firth virginia Calvary General
Thomas H. Rosser's command. died
yesterday morning at IL o'clock in tho
war times was known as the "Bioodv
Firth and he made notable record
Mr.. Crittenden came to the Soldior.s
Home during November, 1911, from his
hI eanee IN on King and Queen County. He
living relatives is Mrs. Saiiie .icffr;es
OF Little Plymouth Va 'ss,
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CATHOLIC EDUCATOR DEAD
REV. Richard X. Wnkehum TO Re
Hurled ut Columbia. Ya

Ne" YORK, December 2B-The Rev
Richard X. "ekenam. widely known as
An educator in Catholic colleges, died
today at Cold Spring. y. y, aged
s!xty-eiEht years For thIrty-one
9ears he had been engaged in the edu-
cation OF prsests. having taught at
-tn!haries IN Boston and Baltimore as
vel ar in this state. Tic VIII be
buried at Columbia. Va, where ne yas
born
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Guide shoot. Him.-ys.

hSltEVILLE, y. g.. December "a
,His u. Gambler. Il well-Enown noun
tan 1idt, grasping revoivera in both
by hring bullet into hin LEI, tenrIe
;;th"aEh ne left no nehgsst IL IL he
need ne coInInitied suicide In Il ~ NJ
~. 'iihcholia brought nn by pDor h.ai,f..
drcn. " ~ '-'''
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Rev. T.. II, DorIe.

LSpecial to The Times Dispatch.
Rev: E. H. Boyle. superannua,nJ
minister Of the HoIston Conference
Metho dis, Episcopal Church. South.
four years. and his body was buried
To- day, the Rev. George l. French. of
abingdon. Va. being in charge Of the
services. The minister is survived nv
his wife and two sons. "'
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SOUND Or CANNON FIRING
HEARD IN SHITZERLAyD

BASEL SWITZERLAND, December
Is (ria Paris. 4:55 +. MA battle
lasting from December "a until De-
cemoer &c occurred along the whole
front OF the French and German armies
In the Vosges Mountains. The sound
OF the cannon firing vas plainly heard
in Switzerland
french aeroplanes. manoeuyring
over the town OF Muelhausen, in Al
SAGE returned with sufficient infor-
NATION, IT Is said. to aid the French
a!uiifry TO conduct an effective FIRE
on the German yogitlons.
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Miss SnIlie II. Du1n

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
WfTHENILL VA, December
News has reached here by phone OF
me death of Miss Sall!e r. Dunn. -
beaufort n. G., where she was tc;,cb.
ing this session. Miss Dunn was H..
only child OF the late Major George Il
Dunn, VINO AT one time was presiten,
OF me hank OF Wytheville Miss Dunn
had many friends in WythcviIle. whj"b
h4d been her home for the grcnt-r nari
OF her life. P''l
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COLD WEATHER CAUSES
DEATHS AT WINCHESTER
Especial to The rimes.DIsna,cb,

\
WINCHESTER, VA, December 2s.-
The Intensely cold weather OF Sunday
caused two deaths I'm the vicinity of
Winchester. Evidently crazed by the
cold, Frederick ,Robinson. twenty-four
years old. farmer OF Bunker Hill, was
round dying this morningA after wan
dering about the countryside all night.
ana died soon after he was picked up.
George Peterson. forty-fye years old.
was practically frozen to death last
night There ~ much suffering among
the poor.
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Indlrted for BiSsmx.

BRISTOL, VA. December 2s.-Mrs.
Nay Hicks the young wife OF Bryant
Hicks, held In jail here on charge Of
bjgsTy, because, as alleged, she pro-
cured q Iiennse ard and wo,s married to
from Hicks. wpa indicted to-day by a
special grand jury, and Judge Roberts
han Sunmoned a yenire with view to
morrow,
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PAYNE LEFT $4,000

VIII Divides Estnte Between Three
Sisters md Son.
AUBURN. n. Y, December 28.-By
the will Of the late Serene Elizha
Payne. Representative In Congress, ad-
United to probate to-day, property
valued at $4,000 is left to three SIS
tiers and a son. William K Payne.
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Mrs. SnIlie VI. Dirckbeod.

b,SPe ga 70 The Times Dispatch
CHA Ri-OTTESNILLE, VA Dccerbar
2S.-Mrs. Sallie NJ Birckhead. aged six.
ty-six. died at 1870 O'Clock This morn
ing al her home on Locust Grove. after
q brief illness Besides her husband
she leaves the following children: Mrs
Jesse Beck. Mrs j. l.. Scruggs. Mrs
*; l.. Draper. Mrs. r. j. Mouehens,
w. a. Birckhead " 80 "''
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FcntIrul of ST, John.

In observance OF the Festival OF st
John the Evangelist. the three lodges
OF Masons In this city-Blandford. Pc
tended divine service last night at the
Washington Street Methodist Episcopai
church and heard :. very fine sermon
inson. d.. d., who is a prominent mem
per or the order Tonight the three
iioodses united In further observance Of
me DAY by holding appropriate SER
wees In the. Masonic Temple and by
pnrtnking OF splendid banquet. The
observance was under the auspices OF
toasts were offered and speeches made
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HANDSOME GOLD WATCH
FOR SUPERINTENDENT
James NJ. Jefferson, of Memorial Nj.
Il. Church Sunday School, Is
HOnored by Pupils.
GIFT TO BIBLE-CLAss LEADER
Pretty Mistletoe Wedding Celebrated
In Chesterfield County-Peters-
burg Masons Celebrate Festival of
st. John, the Evangelist.
lSpecial to The rlmes-Dispa,cb

PETERSBufG. VA, December IS
1aheS Nj. Jefferson. superintendent OF
me Memorial NJ. T.. Church Sunday
school, was presented with a handsome
go]a watch Yesterday as token Of
esteem OF the Sunday school pupils
CHARLES w. Kruse, teacher OF the
mems Bible class at West End Baptist
lhurch, was presented with q fine suit
81 ciotnes by the class as evidence OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-29
FRENCH CoNCEDE Loss
OF, GIInTAIN mn Il ON,

VI
PARIS. December % (2:45 p. Ny
The French official statement given ont
today comedies the loss of certain
trenches to the Germans, but otherwise
1t claims advances for tho forces NJ
the republic
Advances have been made In Bel.
GUM, and near Lens the French pro-
crossed 500 yards. In the Meuse. there
has been slight progress, and u Ger
man attack in upper Alsace was driven
back. The French lost trenches tn tba
Germans near Ypres
The text OF the communication fol-
lows:
In Belgium we have continued 70
advance. To the west of Lombaertsyde
Ne are actually at the foot Of sand
dunes. on which the enemy has es-
tablished his line of resistance. At
n point south OF Ypres We have lost a
SECTION OF trenches near Hallebcke.
the enemy yielded under our attacks
500 yards Of first-l!ne trenches.
In the valley Of the River Aisne
and In Champagne, there has been in
termittent artillery fighting, which was
particularly severe in the vicinity Of
Rheims and around Pertheg Here the
enemy directed their artillery fire espe-
cially against the positions to the west
OF Perthes, conquered and occupied by
us.
On the heights Of the Meuse, there
has been slight progress by our troops
along the entire front.
In the Vosges the enemy bombarded
the railroad station at ST. Die, but the
railroad service has not been Inter
rupted
I'm upper Alsace. to the northeast
Of Steinbach, a counterattack of the
Germans was repulsed."
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Mrs. Joseph Sunni.

MIS-. Wilhelmina Stumpf, wife Of Jo-
nome. los East Cary Street, yesterday
s aad noon n ;,t O'Clock. Mrs. stumpf
funeral will be held from ST Marv's
Snurch. corner Fourth and Marshall
streets. Tomorrow morning at 1890
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ATTACK BY LAND AND SEA
ON TOWN NE NIINIrINlu

BERLIN, December 2S (by wireless
TO London, $40 p. M).-Thc German
official Statement. given ont to-day re-
ports that the allies yesterday made
an attack by land and sea on the town
of Newport, at the extreme right Of
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FEELING OF CONFIDENCE
GAINS SUPPORT IN RERJJC

BERLIN. December 2s (by wireless to
Sayville).-Items given out to-day by
the official press bureau include:
Discussions of military happenings
around Christmas indicate that the
feeling of confidence has gained sup
port here. General Jofres energetic
offensive. 1t Is pointed out, everywhere
has been successfully resisted, and the
defeat OF the English at Festhubsrt
leaves the allies In worse shape than
when the French offensive started.
Chief interest continues centred in
Poland. where the position OF the Ger
mans and Austrians IL regarded az
promising. There Is feeling here
that important developments are prob
able In Poland within few days.
While the outlook in the Bzura and
Rawka section Is satisfactory, 1t ia be-
EeEed the most promising point is
southeast OF TomasZow.
"A Turkish official bulletin reports
victorious progress on the Caucasian
front without specifying operations in
detail
Turkey also Officially declares that
last week there was no bombardment
Of the Dardanclles.
"A Warsaw dispatch says Polish
reVolutionists have blown up there a
monument erected in 1871 to the
memory OF Poles loyal 20 Russia"
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

lost. on Broad Street or vicinity roI1
PIN set with opals. Finder viii
please call Madison 5s4s, or bring 70
1fa West Broad, Reward.
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streets from guns which may be used
In London against hostile aircraft, and
advised the people TO take refuge in
Easements II they heard the sound OF
explosives or guns.
A heavy windstorm. with rain and
snow. swept over parts Of England and
adjacent waters tonight. and there
probably Is suffering for the sailors on
duty on the smaller craft OF the coasts.
PETRoGRAD. December IS (via Lon
don, 3:1S +. M.).--The investment by
the Russians of the Austrian fortress
OF Cracow has again been raised. Fol-
lowing the discovery OF an attempt
made by the Austrians to divide the
Russian forces IN Galica, the Russians
retreated eastward for a distance of
fifty miles.
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Pretty Mistlctoe Wedding

very pretty wedding took place at
l Clock on Christmas DAY at Wood
vi. ~ church, In Chesterfield County
inc occasion being the marriage Of Miss
Lctle T., the attractive DAUGHTER OF
MT. and Mrs. w. +. Dance, OF Chester
nero, and Wallace Il. Marlborough, of the
same county. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. w. J. Watt in the
presence OF large nssemblags Of
decorated with evergreens, mistletOe
ana cathedral candles. The bride was
So%ned In Il dark blue travelling suit
Win accessories to match, and carried
White carnations. Her sister Miss
bianche Dance, attended as maid Of
nohor, wearing white chiffon over vel
low crepe de chine with pearl trim
mihSS, and carrying white carnations
Charles ID. Burton was the brIdegroom's
attendant. '
The bridesmaids were Misses Minnie
lance, OF Ches terrified. and Marie Shcr-
man, or Ettrick. wearing white crepe
at chime with duchess lace and pearl
trimmings; Misses Lucille Dance. OF
noanoke' and Ruth Wrcnn. of Chester
nelu. wearing blue crepe dc chine. with
trimmings or charmeuse and pearls;
Misses Myrtle Petram. OF Richmond.
ana Giartce Alexander. of Chesterfield
wearing pink crepe de chine with
duchess lace and pearl trimmings. Ali
OF the bridesmaids carried boun,i.ts OF
PINK carnations. The groom.men were
Marion White. OF CulpeDer; John Rav
or New York; Clasgett Wells. OF
Matoaca: MARYLAND Jackson. Wii,ia ~
Shappeli and Bryan Dance. OF Chester.
Held. Mr.. AID Mrs. Marlborough want
North on their bridal trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-29
Other MARRIAGES.

Miss Pearl Burton. of this city. and
Walter +. Lewis. of Prince George
county, were married at 1880 O'clock
sunday afternoon ut the home OF Mrs
Della Lewis. on Sycamore street. The
rev. q. K; Love. of West End Baptist
rms morning at 10 O'Clock Miss Sadie
Pattillo and Alon.o A. GouIdcr IF III.
CITY. were married by the Rev. George
=; IciEler, Of the Washington street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-29
VIGOROUS PROTEST
TO GREAT BRITAIN
By UNITED STATES
'ued From First Page

VCoHtIHucu From f4rSt Ph8e.)
the variety of products which go to
mako UP "foodstuffs."
CANNOT BE EXERCISED
MERELY ON SUSPICION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07
INJURY WON'T HURT The
Chances OF The BRAVES
HAVE N\ NBIE PLAYER VINO
CAN TAKE IlII3 PLACE
on SMITH.

NEW YORK, Oct g. James G.
Smith third bascmau of the Boston
National league club, broke his ught
leg Just above the ankle i'm sliding 10
second base in the ninth inning of the
first game Of todays double-header
with Brooklyn Smiths place I'm the
worlds series viii be taken by
Charles Dead unity inhclder
Manager SallIngs and captain
Eycrs both declared Smiths absence
would not bc serious handicap to
the teams effectiveness in the
worlds series. as Deal could nll the
place satisfactorily All the players
declared themselves confident of de-
foatIng the Athletics
Deal played third base for the
Braves i'm the early part of the sea-
SON, but developed charley horse
and suffered from sore throat His
place was taken boy Smith, who was
purchased from Brooklyn II was said
tonight that Deal has recovered fully
and Will bee i'm condition for the
worlds series
I'VE were well prepared for just
such a contingency said Stalliugs.
'l ann glad to bc In a position to say
there is not place ON the team
into which we could not pat sub
stitutc at moments notice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07
BRAVES IN THE CITY FOR
FIRST CAME OF SERIES
NEARLY 900 IN LINE AWAIT
ING OPENING OF TICKET
SALE TODAY.

PHILADELPHIA, oct G-The
Boston National league baseball
team, which will meet the Phiadel-
phia Americans for the champion
ship of the world, arrived here to-
night to prepare for the opening
game OF the series scheduled for Fri
day.
Fred Mitchell former American
league player who is coaching the
Boston pitchers, Witnessed today's
glm1 between the Athletics and New
York. He dcclired that the loss Of
Smith might weaken the batting
strength of the Braves, but that Deal
is as good "a fielder as Smith. Pitcher
Rudolph ana Catcher Whaling also
saw the Athletics in action.
Interest in the approaching series
appears even greater than in former
years here. Nearly a thousand boys
and men We're in line tonight await
ing q chance TO purchase tickets for
tho series at the opening of the pub
lIc sdle tomorrow morning
Joseph NJ McCrcady announced
tonight that press credentials for
Shibc park viii hc ready for delivery
at O'Clock Thursday afternoon at
press headquarters here. Judging from
tho number of applications, there
Will hc more newspaper men present
at the coming series than ever be-
fore Among the requests for rescr-
Nauous are eleven from corresponds
cuts for papers in Havana, cuba.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07
Now york 80. philadelphia. IS.

NAV YORK- Oct. . NcW N0Tk and
Thladrnha wound MP the National league
,easo. today by dividing double header
The eN-champons easily Won the first game
10 / while the visitors took the second
,ame \ 10 o. McGraw used all his young
siers in the two games. The second was
called OF the end Of the seventh inning on
account of darkness.
First game. -
The score tv innings. ~ r..
uilad.Ipbi, 900 O0l OOO--l 3
Now York .. .. ... 600 GOA OLA ' 10
batteries. Mayer 0ad Doom, J.. Burns
roole. Ritter and Smith
I-muirps O'Couuor and Clark
Second game
The ,corc by innings: w. i.
pli.dtio OOl O42 10 /
Nny Y'rk 600 GOO 90 ii
Batteries Baumgartrer and hillier;
Erickson. Iucuke and johnson.
mpir.s. o Couuor and klcm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07

Arrangement was made yesterday
to admit a team representing the
local postoffice into the Business
Mems league and the L. 5. men
played their first game against the
Gypsy yesterday afternoon, being de
feated by an overwhelming score Of
% to >.
Batteries. GYPSY Parks and McMa-
hon. Post0tfice, Moore and kesslor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07

to Boston, 10 2, Washington went back
into tie FOR third place with Detroit Eos.
ter held the visitors 10 two hits, while Shaw
was wild and wns given ragged support
Harper who pitched the final three innings
for Washington. was hit freely
The score by innngs x II +.
Washington 600 coo OOl : T
Boston ..2Ol 20l llN-S . 3
Batteries Harper Shaw and Henry {.
Foster and Thomas.
Empires. EEuu and Connolly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-07

oct. g. Indianapolis
,k the lead iu the Federal league race to-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

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i Sem Gnpn.
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IN 8orflorina i fsleeuoe 9ers:
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@lroe maa bIipe iulofommen.@
Get cr. bpao Suos @ano utl leoe
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1pao Scr er %nsopeuoiat III en- inlO
fommen @l9oe.
@pem pil life aerne uare alao
Gel pGrite peo 9eroens @lGoer Ell.
at De bnerfeu er narige eller inlo
flnIne.
Men Ira MGrfe I'll Del. &enncr
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