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..»n¢l<1.v.<Now_rn1-Wsnxr-Yi wal ~ CHARLQT'1`E'.I‘0WN, PRINCE EDWARDLISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1905. ` s{,,,,,’,‘;,_‘§,,E§{,f,*3,,1’.,¥,*}.,§‘g’,’;'§,,'{¥,,

ln the P‘w' College Ha" Last Ni-ght"`Att.°nd' Two'Thrown _From Window Ryan Tells About Harriman- To One Year in Naval Guard ance 0l_Fal'l11¢l'S Probably lVloSi Represent. Escape-`Father and' Prudential Contributed io ~ House and Public U N

ati” Ever to Assembk |.|ere_ Mother Badly Hurt. Republican Campaigns. . iiepremand.

-|';..» .Li~.t meeting of the Farmers Insti- ‘

,,,,,.» 1 .invention was held last night in P. ',\'_ i' niegc lIall and was one of the most

,_.|.i.-»..-ntati\'e gatherings of farmers from _,ri |, n :_~ ofthe Island ever assembled in viii. innvince. The chair was occupied by 11,1., rl, E. Reid, Commissioner of Agri- .uiwn .~ :uni among those present were the l il~=\\ in;r:-- ' ' \\'_ _\i. Len, Vietori a; Matthew Smith,

51,1, \_, ilnmpton ; Roy XV. Bulpitt, Gar- .|. ».r»~ .lnxnes Jenkins, Orwell Cove; H. 11.-Mi, iiinirlottetown Royalty; Thomas _<»,...,_»_, ilientlunan ; .Charles Wnye, St. i‘--r r' 1 l.auchlin McDonald,East Point.; \1.'i§i..||n i\ici)onald, Gieniinnan; Robert \<_n~\\'_ \\'i|rnot Valley ; Robert Furness, \`uin.»n iiivcr Bridge; T-. Fraser, Kings- rnn; .iniin Stewart, Hampshire; Adam ill-...»n_ New Glasgow; D. N. McKay, :-`niiir_»ii<-lil ; Angus Nicholson, I Hazel ¢;i.nr-; licv. J. A. McDonald. Grand it-ii-._ i.ot 14; Adolphus McEwen, _<', l'.\tcr's Bay; George Wilson, i‘is\ : Peter Dewar, Royalty ; .i..l.n _\mierson, Kensington; Hon. F. L. ii~~, ini. City; Jas. McKay, Springfield; ,mln nnins, City; Victor Shaw, Royalty; ihniiii; Corish, Southport; J. H. Lea, 'i'ir.»n; ’l‘in~o. Ross, Tryon; A. Moffatt, N.-it ialastzowz Gavin Harding, Clifton; ,iilr-,i in-n, Victoria; M. McKenzie, Flat li.\_.|-; ii. McKenzie, do; J. E. Baznnll, lin,-ol tlrove; J.:F. fArscnault, Urban- \-i,.»- 'i’. P. Cullen, Bay View; \\'_ itnniain, South Rusiico; D. Scott, (Mi-»nnil; .l. II. Bell, Suminersiilc; Prof. .\i\.i~.\_ wily; M. W. Murphy, China Point; i.ii~ iioiman, Little York; Arthur sin., sin, llay View; Alex. Martin, M.P.. \' .iii yiii-lil; ii. A. Darby, Abram'sVillage1. l’.-ltr iii-udie,York; Alex. Hamilton, New |’~irii1 Montague Piggott. Mt. Stewart;

Cousins, Park Corner; and others.

Tha discussion that followed was

Durin the dn the short course in live

Farmers' Pavilion, Exhibition Building, and consisted of Demonstrations in Judging Dairy» Cattle and Heavy Horses and illustrated lecture on Utility Poultry by Mr. Cottrell, of Poultry Department, Ottawa.

Today’s program is as followsi- 0.00-10.00 a. m.-Illustrated Lecture:

“Unsoundness in Horses and the best, means of detecting it"-Dr. Reed.

10 0042.00 a. m.-Judging Horses.

1.30--1.80 p. in.-Judging Beef Cattle. 4.30-5.30 p. ni.-Illustrated Lecture on

Farm Poultry-Mr. Cottrell.

7.30 p. m.-"Objections to and Benefits

of Institute Ownership of Breeding Stock" `-Thus. M.`Linkletter, St. Eieanors, fol- lowed by Discussion.

Morning and afternoon sessions are at

Exhibition grounds, evening in P. W- College Hall. -

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_\|n\|iri-mr., December 0.-A move of ||i|,i.»~.i.'ii\ee in connection with the motive .li-;i,n‘.|nex\t of the Canadian Pacific rail- \-..\_\' ir. thc decision of the management to liin up actively the idea of using elec- iririiyas motive power. For some time --iiirliils of the electrical department have tor-n working on the matter and have ii.\‘i-»iig:u.ed the experiences of other r-:\ii.\-:iw in that connection. ,It is under- >.ni...i that electrielia' Will nf" bi* lu' .nalli-.l on some of the branch lines in the l‘ru\ iiwc of QUBDEC-

CLAiiK’S LUNCH TONGUE.

1.-nriin l-asty and rcadyto servewhen you “ani something extra good and' appetis-

_one-hour tests, taking 2,000 words during

NEW liillllllll FUN '

ilriwmiilr

World’s Record Broken by ‘Colorado Editor, Who Took, _4.,9l7 Words in One Hour.

Pu1~:nr.o,Col.,Dec. 11.-Ray T. Van

cttisch, editor of the Pueblo Chieftain recently broke the world‘s typewriting record for both the thirty minutes and

nie arse so minutes, and finishing me hour with 4,917 words. The dictation was received over longdistanee telephone from Denver, a distance of 120 miles.

HAL11-mx, Dec. 12.-(Special.)-The Bank

of Nova Scotia directors have decided on a half-yearly dividend of five and one half per een t.

The dividend hitherto has been at the

rate of ten per cent annually.

PNi`Nl|iN Sillli l§N‘NNiilS PiN.ll|iil

Wo1.asr.r.r, Saskatchewan, Dec. ll.-

Prenuier Scott appeared on the same platform with Ja K. Jiliclnnes, editor of the Regina Standard on Saturday night, and pledged himself to quit politics if he could not disprove certain charges which had been made by Mclnnes and for which a. warrant for Mclnnes’ arrest for perjury had been issued.

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0'r'rAwa, Dec. ll.-Judgment has been

given in the exchequer courtln the case of the crown against Judge Dugas, of the_ Yukon. The judge drew $4,210 for a year and a half for house rent, fuel and light. During the name time he was'drawing between $2,000 and $3,000 a year for a liv~ ing allowance.

The government held that they were

The previous hour record, 3,830 words, direct dictation, was madeby Paul Hunter: at Madison Square? Garden, New York, Nov. 4, 1005. ` `

not liable for both items and took suit to recover 84,416. Justice Burbidge gave judgments in favorof Judge Dugas and against the Government.

Q . N "” N way Rem ber the |_Ngmo

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Get Rwily. D0 You Know Any Little Girl?

` who wnns`s.mc.{r0 bring her a .1011 Fon A CHRIST-

Buy Granby Rubbers

The; stand the TEST. We_ ave no misgivings when we fit you with

GRANBY RUBBERS

They are made to stand

all the rigors of our. Northern cl mate. They have the xubberin them, the purest and best that money. can buy, and enough of it to insure ”‘i‘5é‘séi“”” 5° .‘i"` ` S _ an e -_ Waimea. 'rim is !l1e,,rcason there are more _Gnni1y’s sold than shy.. other make; ' Let 'ul help you tb gusts; oogxiort 995 ecoiio yiiyudélling you Granby 'biierl and overohocn. ‘ BML hibborl like chick- ens come home to roost. _

(IOFF BROS- .

Di|`tk-|i`>u:_oi3__`__::_ _'Reliable _

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Mas_G_1_F'ri If 5_0,

smau armed aol-is ‘

ld_aiaty'assortment`of

Tiny .jointed bisque dolls, - - -

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Handsome bisque dolls, jointed, from -` 30 C i0 $2.00

The best of these have strong kid bodies,

_real hair, and GO TO SLEEP.

Rubber dolls, baby dolls, dressed dolls in

different sizes, Indian dolls, do1i’s heads and a

_SEE OUR DOLLS

15c and 25c

DOLL’S SLIPPERS.

lin patent; _'leather and pretty kid. ' f E’LL BE PLEASED TO. 'EEF YOUR i CHOICE I `FORWYO`U 'UNTIL CHRISTM EVE.

‘HASZARB & M00-RE.

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partlciputed, in _M W; _M Lem A_ lives andjtfmped herself, as the roof fell Harriman did not wanifanydnetohave Hamilton, Lauehlin _MeDonald, A. M. in. _ _ control of the Equitable unless he had a Moffatt, David McDonald, Alex. Martin, ‘ my-_m share in “I h|mse1L

2/§n1;_°_;o§_l_cE,°\_e;Tlide'£,'o‘ igbgjg N ' _ Senator Dryden of the Prudential Life

-lation, John Anderson, the Secretary, _ _ | Wh° was °“ the stand wday “ld his 'o ~ »

Com an had aid tvient six thousand, »

Jabez Lea, Prof. J. li. Grisdale and? _ - » D Y D ' y

°f-hi’-TS and 0011'-inllefl iflll Bfim' teh _ _ _ to Republican campaign funds duringthe oclock. ‘ » \ _ last three campaigns. \ _"'”`

D This morning men working on a snow

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Hanrr/roN, Ont., Dec. 10.-An applies

The etitloners said they

relief."

CHICAGO MARKETS-

Omoaao, December 12 - (Spwial )-

prompt

wnsae ~ ‘~ ses wheat- " S81

|lin|rd’\ Liniment Cures Burns. etc.

\\-=¢

¢k_`_`1

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at hisauw, begrlmed with grease and

Peter Cahm_ Tignism Davm McDo_mld_ Donors, Pa. Dec. 12.-(Special)-Six :New Yomc, Dec. 12-_(Special)-Before Wasnmororv, Dec. 12.-(Special)-Mid. (;|e,,n,m,m; D,._ S_ N_ Rob,ms0n_ c|ty;T_ children were burned to death at Lindsay .the Insurance Commission today Thomas shipman Men-iweather tried by court-

EV. I3ra2.;;iia\v§ John S. Cousins, Park at an early hour today and the parents, F. Ryan told what Harriman did and martial on the charge of causintz the Omer. 91- 08S.N9W 391161100; J¢1l11€S William Morgan and wife, barely escaped threatened last June when Ryan par- death of Midshipmen Branch during a

The qpeurng address wus given by with their two remainingehildren. chased control of the 'Edlzitable from fight on hoard ship, was today found Not

Artem” Mo§~a,_t_ New G|“R0w_ on Ob_ Both father and mother were badly James H. Hyde. ‘ _ ` Guilty of manslaughter, but Guilty of a servatlon of t.i-id maui df big, Drury In. 'burned in attempting to save. the little Ryan bought-502 shares of stock and breach of discipline. ° riustry in Prince Edward. Island. It was ones. ' ` l Harriman demandedibalf of them saying- He was sentenced to one year`s confine-

M]“hxcp"p"frdmlha1°“dm§ f"”’er “nd Mrs Morgan threw two children from that unlesdhe é'th M h" iv li N t l h

was highly &Dlll'e'ciated'iYY_allPresent. °' » go em* -e ~ ou( exert' men n t e Navi" Guard House and tol

- » r an upper window thereby saving their all his influences a£rainstRyan‘s`projects. public reprimand.

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Slack .iurisllle was continued at the ' Sr. Jena, Dec. 12-(special)-At a meet-

- __ ini! Of U10 B0l\l‘d Of Trllile held i-hlS GWB' Tnuiio, December 0.-A fatal nccidcnti

‘ occurred at the Truro railway yard to-day

ing to consider the promotion of new industries for St. John the Board unani-

under a car. Taylor and Archie Halliday

’ - mously passed a resolutmn ravmhlg were under the car repairing brakers, but.. ' °"°mi’u°“ h`°'“ i'l"’“’~i'l°n f°" te” Yew’ °f contrary to the usual custom had not

any new manufacturing industry started here which would not compete with any tl isti

M°NUT°N» Dec- 12"‘(5P0£'f“l)*A“°i'll` 0 ‘mfs new ex ng; _ knowing they were under the car, baekerl

mailbag robbery is reported at Moncton

de lilii SEAS Wil

Hill

tml” “und lm Emmy b“g"lpPed We" °" in the employ of the I. C. R. for three

the track about a mile from the station. years. He leaves a wife and six or seven

If, had been taken off the “pl-egg from small children. Ile had a small life in-

Hinifax so sr. John one had continued __ , 2

letters for way stations.

Dr. Colter is investigating. S d I __ __ Hum _ _my from muses purely awidenmu.

The steamer Amnmore, which left Bos-

ton at noon on aiu: ay as or ax only reached here at midnight last aight,

taking sixty hours to make a passage that should have been made in half that time.

` The steamer encountered the storm

almost as soon as she got clearof Boston Light, the wind blowing from the south- east, at first, with terrific force-and then changing to north-east. A heavy sea prevailed and washed over the steamer

continually. The ship was kept going ahead all the time, but made but little

tion has been made to Hon. J. Hendrie for h,,,,dw,,y_ The ,wie was ,woompimied by agovernment investigation of the York Navy snow Bqumls and min, Captain Loan»1ndSuvluss Company- Maier Biz- Pnokettsnid it was the worse kind or BM. the 8DD1i0BDi»» NWS invited HhH\‘€|1°ld weather he had encountered for six years. ,ter nm, steamer Annum Winch R,-oundcd "5 f\'°m T°‘"°“t° and “her cm” l'° j°l“ The DBSSBUEHS 011 b°l“`d Were all m°fB 0" on n. coral bottom while entering the har-S Hamilton in taking action against the less sick and gina whsnthesteamer reach »,,,, in ,_ |.¢,,v se., im night, ;,,,s1,,.e,, company. ed her dock here. The Aranmore hn.s about

T0R0N'1`0|D9C 10-“In chamliem SM" 250ii°n5 Uf UHl'8°- N0¢Wli'h9'»i'-“MDE her vessel was wrecked by the rocks which dey. el>etitl°D *ke Presented f°\” H Wind' mush experience she wwe tbwush 1' pimea an hun. There are arisen feet il18\lD0l‘d2\‘llRBil1Sii»h0 Y0l‘k LOW and without damage.-Halifax Chronicle.11th. of water in her h°1d_

Savings Co. D were convinced that the proposed amal- ml18\’d'l=|-liiimeiil f°f “le 0V°|'¥Wh°|'9 gamation would prove disastrous to the

shireholders of the York Company.

mw ~-as TO THE TOWN WARDENS

A °°"“'" °"'° '°'°'°"P- or souais. .,.£,i:.-._G:‘.i.§' Esate- “.fi2"r,.~'::.":.-i’:”‘.

Whenachild shows'symptoms of croup __ lumber camp. “A heav log rolled them is 11° timetoexperlment Wm] new The w°rk wmeh y°“ “"derl'°°k to iitiifness and a hard swelling. When I remedies- 11° mms' *WW hlRhlY Ph” my aerfvrm when accepting vfliceas Town applied Poisons Nmiiiner gotreiief. A

berecommended. There is ons greoara- WM-dang, in Why, last, has been 5° C

tion ihilii CHD BIWBYS be “DEH ¢ “D°“- nndisguisedly neglected, and the town _ It has been in use for many years and has affairs so xnismanaged, that no.W, after ;.‘:,(§,f,¥;§,';"|i_i,?,ie’,,,:‘,;1 T:{f:n;11e`:m:,‘;{,i‘§,5°0ig,:1 never been known to fail, viz: Chamber- the private urging; and complaints have `

ll\il\'S 001185 R¢i1\€dY- GWB iii and 1* been pressed on vnu for some months, 1| quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M. F. ,md no action on your Dart has been the D

Compton of Ml\rkel?.T&Xv~S.B|1Y9 Of lib "1 result, it seems time that we make have used Chambexla.in‘s Cough Remedy formal qgmplalnt to you through the in severe 08825 Of ¢=1'0\1P With my Childrw. newspapers, and ask what you intend to and CBD "Ui-hfiluy BUY li' i1|~WlY5 ENV" do about the Town Pump, which isiput

F01' SMG NJY lil dl'\1ZEi9t~5- of order, and which leaves the residents

of the upper portion of the town in con- stant dread of fire. Where would you shift the responsibility if a fire should wipe out half the town while the pumps

Corn. DM!-. 44i Corn. MBV. 44N are out of order? `

When do you intend to have

Pori, May,f$l8.40 P013. Jllll-. |13-33 ‘the street lights in suclge oper-

ation that they will not look ed on as a farce, but give the citizens some benefit for thc money paid in taxes? Surely the life in Souris is not so stren- uous that you have not the time to attend -to these things. Perhaps they seem too trivial. In any case, whatever the reason for the non-performance may be, if these matters are still to remain unattended to, would you not act wisely to resign, and permit others to take over the manage- ment who will look after these aflhirs and whatever happens the citizens will feel that everything was done that could be done. _

Sounrs.

MINAI-lD'S LINIMENT.

REV. WM. BROWN.

_ ULEVERSQHEME I was cured of a bad case of ear-_

ache by MINARIYS LINIMENT.

Goofer-Isu't Speedieigh careless! Look MRs_ s_ KAULBACK L_-

dim I was cured of sensitive lungs by

MINARD’S LINIMENT

l i H l th - - Shooter-Great den e cts n grease MRS_S_ MASTERs_

qoeumulata on his number plate' so that l after an accident no one can take his

I was cured of terrible lumbago by

WE NNSTITUTES SIX lii_ILiifi. ' lliiiii iiiiiliii Mrriwriuri S so vsarioa opens ran ru rua -Hiviiuinls is silrarrr

_CRUELTIES

and Their Bodies

Cmcaoo, Dec. 12. - ( Special.) - Isaac

Robinson today received a let-ter from Russia telling of the murder of members of his family.

The sister who wrote the letter was at he time hiding in a cellar at Nolefka.

She says one day a mob gathered around _

sister Anne's home.»- Bhe is a sickly wo- man but the mob did not care.

They killed her and her nineteen year

,_

'N

DARKE RUSSIA Told in a Letter-Women and Children Slain

.1._ _»

Chopped into Small

Pieces While Thousands Look on.

old son, chopping the two iioriirw int. small piews. .

N, Tlicn they kilicil it youu,-.r\:|' son and two

younger dauuhtcrs, their bodies being treated in the same manner. `

Meanwhile the eldest dauglitcr and bro-

tlici'-In-law ran i\way’but were pu|'.~.u~'~\i ‘and in the presence o_f tl|nunanri.~. of pr-o plc were stripped nn(l,r:nt into small

pieces.

Nil Bllli iillif

NND NNNN INES

when James Taylor was instantly killed

raised a blue flag to keep othercars or engines from shunting into the car they were working with. The shunter, not

up against lt, and Taylor was cut in two rlyingbefore he was got out from under the car. Halliday escaped. The deceased' was a native of Wittenburg, and hail been

nranceiin the I. C. R. iun¢l._ Tile verdict f the coroner's inquest was “that James Taylor was killed in the railway yard to-

@,°:.zs _-+- _

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IS llBlNl]llNi|]

HAVANA, Dec. 11.-The Elder-Dcmp-1

Y

abandoned by the underwriters. The

REDUCED A HARD SWELLING.

gainst my leg and I was Held up with

few rubbinga with this good liniment ured me." In the bush, Ncrvillne is

lHl lVNN[iillSlS BNEK il] NEW Ylllill

./ __

N1-:w Yoiuc, N. Y., lice ll.-lit-r. il. .\.

Torrey, an evangelist, who has in-on ro - ductinga four years' won-lil with-_ ri-viral, has returned with his family on il.-» Baltic. His fellow worl:e|', the .~ii|;_-ln. evangelist. Alexander, will soon _]..in ini., here. The evangelists l|.'i\'c \'i:~'ii\~¢l t,`liii..»_ Japan, Australia anti Great llriinin. “i cannot give the number of nttr-nrlant.~, our meetings," sniri lilr. 'i`orrt-_-,', "Inn i have just received n c;\i»ic;_'rnn\ ilint il . nninlicr of those rcgisii-rr-il in ilu- limi. ent churches after our scr\ hes is i,0l'_‘ I 1~ _ including .\I3,ti0tl in tirrni liiituiu. l- London, 17,000 were con\'iu't-al." 'l`i-I evangeiists will begin a revival at 'i`~~1i.i.|- on Ifecember 31st.

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Piisws

7.7 2- C/D f'”Y*i

ST. JOHN, N. ll., Dec. lil. --'l`ln‘ |n‘v--

iiminary examination of ill. i-`. _\. l‘r|-».- ton on charge of murder in the nlir-L;-wil malpractice case \va:~; r-uni inn<~.l yesterday afternoon, lrui. not ti|\i.-ln~-l,,-in-i the Court adiournrri until ni-,\t. i‘ri<|.i,\ Import ant cviilcnce icmiini.: io .slum Ili.-. Miss Clark lielicxcii she was not »_fnin'_' ii. recovcrwas given ivy hcl' .\t\-lifiinnln-i. who swore the girl dircetr-il her to lli.lp<>~r~ of some other \\‘<n'ldly cil`er~t:~, nmi ;i~ I.. where she wislied in he lnnicfl. tin tin- strcngth of this e\'iilci|cc I\i:|;_:i~.l\wiir- Ritchie admitted the 1-riilr-in-e <.i` rin- girl‘s statement to .i)octmx~ linin-ri~. an-l Seammcll, and a nurreu, in \\ iii.-li sin- sniri Dr. Preston had operated upon her, anti had tolrl her it would be a .~r-|-i<»u~ operation.

Musi Be Quick.

Pains in thc :~toxnnch mul attnrl:_~. ni \iu~

colic ,come on so suddenly and uri- _~o i-\ tremcly painful that iinnn»rliati~ rr-liei must lic obinincd. There is nn in-ni-_~.~|i_\ of sending for a doctor in sur-li i-.-i>.i»~ il n bottle of Chnmlicrlninfs llniii-_ Cliolur n mul

No person can afford to he without Nervi» , ne. Useful for all internal and 'external aln. Large bottles 25c. at all dealers, '

lliarrhoca lieincdy is at hand- _\'n -lin rin- can prcscrjbe n better inc.sli<~ini-_ ifor sale by all druggisis.

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HOCKEY smxcxs -i

We have 30 dofen ,HOCKIZY S'l`lCl{~‘»

in MINTO, VARSITY, BOYS’ HOCi»{l‘.\' STICKS, LIFTER. GROUVEI), r-ic.

SOUVENIR HOCKEY STICKS. GO.~\l.

KEEPER-also PUCK and SHIN GUARDS.

SNOW SHOVELS I5 and 25c each

BOYS' STEEL SHOVELS, BOYS’ and

‘ GIRLS" illfodd Shovels.

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corraas. says'

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SLEDS AND SLEIGHS 3nc each up ii(l\'_\` __

Clip ers, Boys' Racers, ll.'\l»\`

Delight Girls’ Slei hs, Tnfants' Cutters, ilnh .Sluls ' with mil bearings, guewen mn) steel sieigne. _

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snow su°'¢i,°me»‘fei» cabins .ma sears. .

ciirrer _si co., Limited. . _ e...u,c1.... a¢..1q...n.... _,_

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