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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

LOUIS II, rlBEI" president Great Eas';
ern Casualty. company, died May l, lnl'
.inlISiss, not estate. %,i7.si6. Flora e.
Angus. not related :" deCedent' was giyen
a Ife estate in $4,000, the rsmatndIr
seario and Louise A. searlc. nicccs OF tho
decedent The rcstduary estate passes IN
f louise shares a. sf 10 e'0r niesc; viScSioorrjI S pF'i HSSS.
mother OF decodcn', and florence v SCARE.
sister. Assets: Deposits, %si?,sa5,; person
atty, $3.50; lifN INSURANCE" Hud person
atty. ss.,9i. and SIS shares stock in tn"
Great Eastern Casualty Ionpany,, appraised
from banks and individuals amounted to
''''MKs;. FRANCES +, FIELD; died .,Iy;
c@s,sts, .i!ss ss6,', and 10 MS amount +
over which tho dercdent held - power Of
appointment. making, tho total % an prop.
:rty passing upon the death Of deeedsns
given 10000; Maunse!l d Field, son, $50 ,
900 in trust for lite; hve servants received
after tho life estate passed In equal shares
to Mary Field Payne, daugh,er, and Au-
receiving one-third. Tho assets included
i, West Thir.y.siSth street appraised at
900: 1850 West Thirty-hrst street, $4,000
II West Thirty-sixth street, $50, 900: a pew
in st. Bartholomew's church. appraised at
to,DoV Nv - ~ ~
liens against certain OF tho items Of realty
amounting TO s2s.s?9. Other assets were'
Deposits. S2,cGJ: mortgage, S323.4l5; por.
sonalty, $500: stocks and bonds. sl+O:9ss;
accrued income from tho estate Of Moses
Augustus Field, 1910; accrued income
from tho estate OF Phoebe pearsall. de-
ceased. sl7,.3l,
ARTHUR ,lNGRAlIAM. brother OF. Jus
,ice George l.. lngrahan. died December l.
1914 tApprai.er Anthony =. Luddcnl
total assets. s~st.5ss; not estate. s7G,oi9.
GEORGE l.. Ingraham, brother. was given "A
iits estate In &:2.s3+; Emma Ingrahanl.
sister-in-law, an annuity Of 5000; Nathan
q. Ingrahaln, nephew, an annuity Of si3i
Virginia lngrahaml, niece, an annuity Of
1868; Arthur lngraham. nephew. an an
nuity Of st3l. Assets. An undivided ono
half interest. Sl,s?3. IN the equity IN aAGo
:t7S second avenue. appraised at $50, 900;
deposits' |i.oas; rers"na1'y. t,as'. and
EDMUND d. TELLER, died February
/ -. 1916 appraiser John j., LyonsI: toial
assets. ,ttis.?sl; net estate, &i!a,s?, Nor,
~. ri'' st ,i eTo'As and FMsl ra' p.rS T";In1.
S!ii%Ss, sot,iit:, AZ, .s,.o,.I b.po:s.,
13.2lS; mortgage. llAls9t. stockAA &l.SS,
i and poroonoltys el26s
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DIR. SOLOMON BARUCH.
For Forty Years Practising Physl'
clan in New York.

pr. Solomon Raruch. graduate OF the
New York College OF Homeopathy. and
for forty years a practising physician In
this city. died yesterday at his nome.
ioli Madison avenue, of artcr!o-scleros!s.
lie was born In New York in 1856.
Dr. Baruch held a high rank among
the f~onpopaths OF the city. lie never
Identified himself with the staff OF any
hospital. but he had a long list of charity
patients TO whom In later years he had
given "A great part OF his time and at
tcntion. He was a retired captain OF the
Twelfth Regiment. y. q. n. Y, In which
he served as surgeon in 1873. He leaves
four daughters and four grandchildren
Tho funeral will he held from his late
home a. 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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ENGAGEMENT STIRS
NEWPORT INTEREST
miss RosamOnd Gibson to Be-
come Bride Of Charles
Win>lOw Of Boston.
LARGE CROWD At BEACH
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont
Return to Long Island Home
at %lIcmptead.

NV rorr, II. T., SEPT. s.-An engage
colony here became known to-day. the
rows having come from Nahant. 1t was
,h,, Of Miss Rosamond Gibson. daugh-
Ter Of Mrs. charles II. Gibson and a sis
.c- Of charles Gibson, who concluded n
,si. with Mrs. John J. Mason to-day, to
charles Winsiow of Boston. Mr.. Wins
low Is well known here, having been n
~frcauent visitor in the colony and only
rscen,ly was house guest OF Mrs. French
vanderbilt. When the wedding will take
place was not announced.
The overcast sky this morning cleared
IN time not to hinder the morning as
.emblage OF summer residents at the
casino. and at Bailcy's Beach at noon
there was another crowd that rcsembled
midsummer.
chief among the entertainments to-
rcht was a dinner given by Nine. Rlano.
wife Of the Spanish Ambassador. who Is
10 remain here for some time before re-
turning TO Washington. Mrs. Arthu,
Graham Glasgow also gave a dinner to-
might.
Miss Louise Alice williams. who was
we're earlier in the summer and enter
famed a great deal with her Southern
songs and stories, has returned. and will
entertain at Hill Top each Friday eve
ming for the remainder OF the season.
The new residence Of Miss Virginia
Hoyt OF New York on Catherine street
has been completed inc Is now being
furnished. Miss IIoyt will reside the
greater part Of the veal here in the fu.
,urc.
Former Senator wetmore. who has
heen undergoing treatment at the Corey
Hill Hospital. Brookline, has SO far re-
10 his residence here.
Another 1917 rental was announced
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. a. Clark hav.
irg renewed their lease OF the George
Henry Warren estate on Clay street.
Mrs. Joseph T.. Widener gave a
luncheon to-day In honor OF her mother
Mrs. Pancoast of Philadelphia. who 4:
visiting here.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones gave a luncheon
A. Sherwood. as did Miss Martha A
Goldman.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont have
''turnei TO their Long Island home a
Hampstead.
Or. John F'recland. VINO has been visit
ING at White sulphur Springs. has re
TUNED here.
Miss Margaret Fahnestock Is visiting
trends at stamford. Conn.
Mrs. Clarence Chauncey of New Yori
VAS a luncheon hostess to-day.
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DIED.

AhES.-on September 5. Frederick F.
Nmes, beloved husband of Margaret
'iu'ou.
fHeral services THE FUNERAL
'h'RCH" Broadway. between Sixty
'NtA and s!xty-seventh streets Camp
bell Building. on Thursday evening at
s O'Clock.
'"CksON.-At ~Larchmont Manor. on
Tuesday. September 8. 1916. Henry A..
IN his e!ghty-third yesr. beloved hus-
band Of Jane c. Jackson (nes Cross.
mani.
services at his late residence Friday.
september 8. at II 4. NJ. Carriages
IN waiting upon arrival OF 1905 4. N.
ram from Grand Central station. II
Is requested that no flowers be sent.
September 6. at her residence,
'ien Rock. N. j.. Mary irwin Smith,
beloved wife Of \. Coleman Smith,
pher protracted illness.
FUNERAL Friday. 1850 4. n. Carriases
WI meet the 10 o'clock train from
rev York. Interment Woodlawp.
Please omit flowers.
sNiTH At her late residence at Norfolk,
conn, on Tuesday. September 8. Laura
Howell. beloved wife OF Abel I. smith
ava daughter OF the late Martin A.
Howell Of New Brunswick. N. J.
services At her late residence In Norfolk
sAsrsSsys September Z. o. . =. n.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

GRrrNwicH, Conn. Sept. 6'-lnN,la-
,ions were issued to-day for the wedding
of Miss Rhoda Jones. only daughter o,,
Mrs. l.cauder T.. Jones of Greenwich ana
Max Il. Bcrking Of New York. wh!c,
will take place At CHRIST EP!sV"Pa,
Church here on September - az o'lo
O'clock. Tho Rev. NJ. George lhohlP-
son. rector Of the church. Will oihcia'e,
\ reception will o'ow tho CEREMONY ..
the home If tho brides mother In Last
Putnam avenue. ...
ArnANY. sept. s-Mrs. John Henry
Farrell has announced the engagement
OF her daughter. Mss Regina Farrell TO
pr. Henry Smith Haskell OF r~okohan''
,Japan. The wedding. which Will hc lr'-
ya,o. will y. s~olcinniz,d ncNt month"; ana
after a short wedding trip l'r. iiashe''
and his bride Will return 10 l~okoha'ha'
where pr. Haskell will resume his prac-
tiCc.
WAsur*GroS. Sept. 6-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Gale to-day announced inc
engagement Of their daughter. MIS-
olive Gale H!ll, to capt. Ridley Mclean
l. -
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COURT SAYS BARNET
CANNOT SEE CHILD
'Safcty First" Asserts Judge,
Who Fears Boy Will
Catch Paralysis.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Wil
lard Barnet, former assistant general
passenger agent of the New York Cen
trail Railroad. lost his fight In court to-
day to gain possession OF his infant
son. who is with the mother. Mrs. Char
line Daily Barnet. the daughter or
Charles T.. DAILY. a vice-presidcnt OF the
New York Central.
There was an excited hearing before
Supreme Court Justice Plat In his
chambers. II developed that Mr.. Barnet.
now connected with tho Bankers World
even with detectives and nves,irators
has been unable to get a trace OF the
Whereabouts of his wife and child. The
writ Of habeas corpus, returnablc before
Judge Plat, directed that The child be
produced. but as the writ was served on
Mr.. DAILY, the grandfather. instead Oh
the mother. the child was not III court
Judge Plat was anxious 10 find OUT
why, and Mccall, who appeared for Mrs
Barnet aud Mr.. DAILY. insisted that IL
would be detrimental to the chlId :
health because Of the epidemic or intan-
,ilo paralysis for the little fellow TO DC
brough: into court or to see his father
Mr.. Barnet. who vas represented ny
H. l.. Roth Of Manhattan. said that the
child WAS hidden away somewhere IN the
Adirondacks and that Mr.. Barnet shouid
be given the privilege OF seeing his cn'In
under an order of Justice 1Njur. Judge
platt finally decided TO call in pr. fiehrN
r. Kelly, "A we'll known physician ana
surgeon Of White Plains. TO determine
whether the father or any reative shou'd
see the Barnet child because or the ep'.
dcmic. although no " definitely statoo
| where the Barnet boy now Is. l'r. hel'E
| said that because Of the paralysis ep!'
! demic Il, would be better for no one OUT
sid to see the child. &c.
81 would regard 1t as a menace Ut
Kelly said. 49,, D..
81 think II IS n case Of SAFETY nrs''
Judge Plat, finally ruled. Il Will ais
miss the writ"
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JITNEY SPECIAL IS
HERE IN RAGTIME
Not Il Strike Emergency, but a
New Dance Born in
Michigan.
CORKSCREW GLIDE, ALSO
"Walking the Dog" Another
Novelty, Take 1t From Terp-
sichorean Experts.

Tho "ri,,.,. c..,,
Nn, ,h.. a. speeai nas M. new 10Th
v%o,,,a 10, t, "eau' anstnlhs III ahyoody
- w. ",e JUS yet' ou. one never can tell.
mo ,tr,.', was introduced AT
An,arina. a.nua convention OF the
;n. a Soeiety OF Professors OF Dane
~, ~ r,n,y .l,elnoo" IN the ballroom
aa, - MaJes''c' IL cainc All the
So ~ nut 'ne mahuiac-
na,,as .n' 1I'ney special Is not
"A. ~, ~ "a'ue ~ Mcoartns-
a., so.ai'ny y, .erh,ns, Deia couh-
PoPu'a''on aoV.
q, az 10y ."e pee sot JUS name Is 'hat
80 ~ . WY one runs a i,..ie ways ana
49, ne r"ns s"o.nsr u'tie ways ana
,'opS "s"'h-kind oil ike a oitney bus
uu LII. inc rush hours on Main street at
l
Me.a,.ns mas ano,mer sooo one,
ci, "a, nc ra''s 'nis one me Corkscrcw
shn.. I"e man twists h,mselt INTO a
,.ap. iISe a corkscrew ana then giides
~" NV. hke a .rawnsn. inc nsure-
y. uc ua"ve' not inc oancer--is very
s,o "i vi, ~ WINDS np IKE an alarm
A. .u.m "saIh'
TT "eS"r'"' o'ner uanve Is caiieu
ns,hH ns neNe,'e' nS very
roor, d.ran ,ar,e,e. Is not a pal,-
no aanaaS o~',I,' -. ny o'neiS eau
"ne.e u .nafse d '''"e!
Iosoro ,hn uru 49,
,,.I. y ~ ranI, VI ~ 'tn.s Tpc-
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"t,a.,t, Irxarn,sos' '.os "s
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,,rno ~ u" ~ "e S'n'e
4, In, h,,r ,o,,,, .
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danctra e., 49,, w Wv,
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ra s"'. nv ann.
rte. go, ,h. - "up.',"n
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go - 80 - .
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JUDGE CHARLES H. MURRAY.
Member Of Court Of Claims an'
Former Police Commissioaer.

Judge Charles II. Murray OF the Court
Of claims. a former Police COMMISSIONS
and one of the city's most prominent Re
publicans. died Yesterday in his apart
mcnt in tho Hotel seymour after a Ions
illness. lie was 81 years of age.
lie was born in San Francisco. was
educated in Mt. Pleasant Academy and
wa admitted to the bar In 1875. He was
"A delegate to the Republican national
conventions from 1SSS TO 1912 and had
been chairman Of the delegation. He was
a member Of several Republican ryan
iza'ions of Importance, was supervisor
~ the Census In 1890, Police ommis
sioner in 1894, Aqueduct COMMISSIONS
IN 1897. Quarantine Commissioner OF
the state from 1901 to 1905. and In 1901
was appointed a Judge Of the New iorR
County Court OF Claims.
His widow. Mrs, Grace Peckham Muir
ray. whom he married IN 1898. survives
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RACES NEAR HOT SPRINGS.
Three Hundred Convention Guest
Entertained at Luncheon.

IIoT SPRINGS. Va, Sept. 6.--Near'y
800 members of the Association of I.di-
son Illuminating Companies. holding It's
annual convention here. rode and drove
to Fassifern Farm to-day for luncheon.
which was served in old Virginia style
on tables on the piazza and grounds of
tho farmhouse. After luncheon tho
party drove to the track of tho Fassifern
Hunt Club nearby. where several races
were run off.
In a milo straightaway race Tate
Sterrett's Gatherer won the silver cur
offered by the association. In a second
one mile race Billy. also owned by Tate
Sterrett, was the winner Of a purse
Apurse also was won by DIR. q. S. Bon.
ner's Josephine In Il mile race.
Some of the younger set at the Home
stead rode over for the races, taking a
basket luncheon. which they ate, picnic
fashion, near the race track.
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NEW PLAY OF JEWISH LIFE.
Brady's Production "Object-MHt-
rimony," Ia Being Rchcnrscd.

William \. Brady began rchearsals
Yesterday for his second production of
the season. a comedy, object -Matr'-
mony." by Montague Glass. author Of
Potash and Perlmutter.' and Jules
f.ckert Goodman. author OF Tho Man
Who Came Back" now playing at tho
Playhouse. 1t has to do with Jewish
business and social life. but contains
new characters which rave not appeared
in Mr.. GLASS; previous plays and stories.
For the principal roles Mr., Brady has
engaged Nine. Mathildc Cottrelly, who
created "A part In Potash and Perl
mu,tcr in Society" and Carlyle Black
well. "A motion picture star who has
not been seen on the Legitimate" sta &c
in several years. Mr.. Brady has also
engaged Marjorie Wood. Jean Temple,
Jess Dandy. Jules Jordan and Leo Dom
nelly,
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS ACCUSED.
Licenses of Two Agencies Su"'
vcndcd by Conn trOllcr Travis.

The licenses of O'Erlcn's Detective
Agency. Inc, OF sos West Fiity-n!nth
street, ard the supreme Detective
Agency of c39 Broadway were sus-
pcnded for thirty days by state Comp
troller Travis yesterday because OF evil
dencc brought out IN hearings before
Dcputy Comptroller Boardnai.
Both agencies were accused or getting
business In an improper manner. MIR.
Boardman aid
"Wertheimer Brothers. silk merchants.
Informed our Office that the Supreme De-
tectiye Agency notified them that tho
silk merchants had "A thief in their en-
ploy. In case the thief was indicted tho
agency wanted n fec Of $500. No proof
was produced.
"a similar charge was made against
o'Brien's Detective Agency. Inc. by
John IL. Harris Of this Office
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SHADOW LAWN AID TO CHARITY
Wilson sends $4,000 for Use In
Monmouth County.

TRENTON. y. j.. Sept. 6.-Congress-
man Scully announced to-day that Pres
dent Wilson had sent him a personal
letter and check for $500 to be divided
among charitable institutions of Mon
mouth county. The gift was in lieu of
rent for Shadow Lawn.
II Is reported here that the $500 was
'rssd largely from parking privileges
curing the notification ceremonies. Mo-
''r.s's say they were charged for the
Ae-t parking spaces. being told the pro.
e,ods would go TO local hospitals.
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William II. Cochran.

IAKEyIEw. y. T.. Sept. 6.-William r,
Cochran, one OF the first cut card manu-
facturers OF Paterson and veteran OF the
civil war. died yesterday at his home.
323 South Second street. LakeNiew. aged
- years. lie was born in Scotland.
went TO Canada as a boy with his
parents and to New York 20 enlist when
tho rebellion broke out. Following the
wal he went to Paterson and was en-
gagged in manufacturing cards until the
$4,000. 900 fire In 1902 wiped out his
plant. Then he retired. lie WAS a PROM
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Edward Hannah, sr.

Troy, n. Y, Sept. 6.-Edward Han
nan. ST.. state Superintendent OF Public
Works under Cows. Hill and Flower, died
carly this morning at his home in this
city. He was "a years old. Mr.. Hannah
was a close personal friend Of the late
Gov. Frank s. Black and United States
Senator Edward Murphy. Jr.
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Mrs. HUGH McAtamney.

Mrs. Hugh McAtamney Of 1875 West
Seventy ninth street died yesterday at
her home. Her husband is a we'll known
New York advertising Mrs. Nc
Atamney was ~ years old and was born
In Iowa. a granddaughter Of the aboli-
ZIONIST Jesse Hartman. She was music
critic for the Musical Courier at one
time, and before that with the New
York Tribune. She left nc children.
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WEDDINGS.
Wcisensee-Shcaron.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the marriage of George Weisensec, Jr.,
son of George Weisensee. Il yachtsman
and retired merchant of Third street,
Bayside. l.. J., and Miss Sarah A.
Shearon. daughter of Patrick A. Shearon
OF Myrtle avenue. Flushing. The we'd
ding took place on June ..
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GEN. J. M. WHITTEMORE.
Retired I United states Army Omcer
Dies At ,Jnmcstown, II. !.

JAMESTOWN, Il. l., Sept. 6.-Brig.- Gen.
James NJ. Whittemorc. L, :. A.. retired.
Of New Haven, Conn. died to-day at a
hotcl here a: the age of SO.
lie had been i'll Il week Of n complica-
ton of diseases and was attended CON-
stantly by Mrs. Whitten~re. She will
AXE the body to New Haven for burial.
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Kerens's BODY In MausoIeum.

Sr. Louis. Sept. S.-Funerai services
over the body Of Richard G. Kerens.
former Ambassador to Austria-Hungary.
were held at st. Alphonsus Catholic
Church here to-day. Archbishop Glen
non preached the sermon. The body was
placed in tho family mausolcum at CAL
vary cemetery.
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Gala lsa

ORANGE, y, j., Sept. 6.-Miss Emily
Schiller. daughter of Mrs. William Schu-
Ter, u Morris j. Callahan. both of
Orange, were married to-day in st.
Johns Church by the Rev. Daniel CAL
lahan. 4. J., OF Poughkeepsie, brother Of
ths bridegroom.
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MARRIED.

CAST -LENEHAN.-At Trinity Church,
september .. 1916. by tho Rev. Joseph
y" I'M. Calists. laughter of Mr.. and
WIS. j. II. Lonehan. to Herbert Hoyt
ace,
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inent Mason and member Of the Knights
Of Pytbias. His wife and six children
survive,
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1850 Manhattan Avenue.
1870 Pitkin Avenue.
JERSEY CITY rs Newark Avenue.
sHOBOkEN-12O Washington St.
sUSlON HlLL-278 Bergenlins Ave.
NEWARK - S31 Broad Street.
sPATERSON-109 Market Street.
sTRENTON-1O1 f. state st., cor. Broad
0AOOo IOP WOmO0
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Fall fashions described in detail
and cleverly illustrated.
Humor by Pen and Pencil, with all
the regular departments fully COW
cred.
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DOUGLAS Stores

s3770 Third Az. bet. I4otA { I47th Ste.
347 Eighth Avenue.
$3.50 West 19Sth Street.
BROOKLYN
AT Fulton street, cor Pearl.
7Oa.71O Broadway, cor. Thornton.
1857 Broadway, cor. Gates Avenue.
s470 Fifth Avenue. cor. nth street.
O0Pcy OOWOkotO lines - ". L q
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Progress in prevention of disease,
especially infantile paralysis.
The PICTORIAL Supplement with
its wonderful view of the Cathe-
dral of st. John the Divine.
The sun., 1916-09-07
Because features of paramount interest are
treated as only The Sunday Sun
can treat them

All the world is watching Europe, so among the articles o.
the great war may be mentioned:
The sun., 1916-09-07

YVES GUYOT, French financial
authority, talks to Edward Mar
shall on AFTER the War" and the
part of the United States.
THE SUNS foreign correspond
ents offer the latest news of every
capital.
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