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JOB PRINTING, WTHE WEEK.
VOLUME XVI.- G-EAT FALLS, MONTANA, F.IDT, JtS 0o, 1894.
AJUST SENTENCE
Judge Hunt of Helena laves a Wife
Beater a Small l)ose of
Justice.
THE COWARD GETS HIS DESERTS
Hia Honos Gently Hinted that a Whip
ping Paot Would ie a (nold
Thing fbr Such Brutes.
HaLNA, July 10.--[Spocial to Tler
Tatsu.I.l-J. C. Duval, a rancher from
near Augusta, convicted of brutlly
beating his hie wife, was before JuJ;.,"
Hunt in the district court today for sou
taae. The judge told him the state of
Delaware provided a wipping port for
wife beaters. "I would not deprecate
such a penalty for that offenouse in Mon
tna," continued the judge, "and I shouli
be pleased to have its u.rfulneats
inagurated with you as a tit pr'oson to
reosve 10 heavy lashes. Any msol
who deliberately knocks his wife lo'wn
and while she pleads with him not to
hurt her, inhumanly kicks her, mu:.,
be destitute of all sense of mnniy spirit
and oourage, and a wretch who it were
base flattery to call coward." The sn.
tenoe was one year, seven months. (arli
fifteen days in the penitentiary. t),,val
had been found guilty of asRuult wilth
intent to do bodily injury, the extrr',.
penalty for which is two vearn' imprison-1
mat and $1,000 fine. Thre ourple have'
four or five small children.
READY Te STa.t ri I P.
The Intrlkang EImlloyes (111 .t l I;,"
Taken IIlk.
CHIUCAo, July 14.- Vice P'r :.ili-nt
Wicks of the Pullman company hrrs his
company is willing to take I,:tck itc
striking employee. He says tihe ::,err
at the works has been injrtrri('tr'l f.,r .r".
eral weeks to start up the work d, uer i,
as enough men were ready to go it 'orb
to run the departments.
NO GENEEIHAI. iTl'hr11S .
=eb.. In a NpeotsnE. iulds ,l tierI , .t s.
iper I, F'Fine MIylI'.
CesrAGo, July 10.-Tlhore wr e no, ',: n
eral strike at the stock yards tl:ay A. l
peaking houses wore running with re
dueosd forces. The police reicivol in
fomattoe that a raid by a umot war
planned for the purpose of stopping
work in the packing houser,, and liver
hundred offcleers were secreted r,buut the
yards. Debe expressed himself tu;uly n"
still in hopes of winning thr trlik.
'Hereafter,' he said, "we are r.ot going
to make our plans public before thr y
are executed." At noon the strilmrr,
headquarters were enlivened by Rlapnlh
making. Debe roasted the newep: r"lr .
Renrael Into Work.
McKmasrron, Pa.. July lfl .\l,rut
:00 men returned to work at tl," N;
tional Tube works today. Strikers rur
rounded the plant but offeredl no vio
lenae. Trouble is fearud however. S.lhriff
Richards and 3)0 doputies are ,ron the
ground.
I GOLD IROI'lR C.R.
The Peanchmel Min,. Near Iloelrn eol.I r..r
IIl.-N:A, July 10.--LHpeRial to T'l'l:
Tatvuna.]-The Penobscot mine, nortl
of here, has been sold to New Y,rk and
Denver capitalislt for $12,00() by J. 11.
Longmakld. The first payment of &';,
000 was made Saturday. The 'Pent,
soot is a gold producer.
IIN COW TIlE ('AI',E.
Not aad Sheoting f~e s In,,mb,,r of th..
Natlonel Ounlrdl
HaLINA, July 1G.-jSp-" i:nl to .'a:.
TaaUIa.1--J. 8. Wool, t ember
of the National guard, I.': ~n Lynn
dale avenue, thought IhI.. -1- -omeone
milking his cow at 4 o',,1 ' :y morn
lag. He shot toward It.. i,,r;:. The
bullet went through the l.,,,n and into
a window In a house on l(ouller avenne,
a blb away. passing through the right
wrlst of Lydia Wirth, a girl ,,f 15, who
was ly Ilg bed with her imother. Wood
was arrested but released, oa be claimed
it was an asoidental discharge of the
gun.
Nottle of llemesoltlon.
Notice Is hereby given that the c,
partasrship heretofore existing lotwcen
J. B. Jooes, L. . Pope, and E. 13. Judd
auder the title of "The (:reat Falls Im
eanmot company" is this day dissolved
y utual consent, L. 8. Pope retiring
hom the UArm. All claims against the
Arm and accounts due the same will be
settled by the undereigned, who will
eherefter conduct the business under
the same firm name.
J. E.Jo,,. ,
J.. B. J.m..
The Great Palls Implement Co.
Lr 6. M r, lolrinB member of firm.
Grat oPinl, .of July 12, 1WN.
The Walls Fell.
EMISIA, N. Y., Jul) 10.-Wbile labor
er wels Ielilag a pitot the giues works
tedg thwalls fell. Miesal' MoOairthy
wene ly lljured sad Jeba tIoudevgan
ad tk Geoe badly hurt.
Asother tuall trlke.
Wemr BUPuIaIon, Wis., Joly Pi.- The
employee of the-Lake Superior Terminal
&Tsapi m Opeaye rsu, tdeti tytag
assuraed t* Wokee
Asasn.lst, 0., Jely Il.--All the ore
usad ms retersed to work today
Their saldswere not granted.
M. Mt ca Qu ,m $h uste •
....... .. wrt eM k~r to (3,
·i15 O"-L1QM
Three toldel re K lIlId,,. l "'e {v,, Wolndel,
andl Wi ndowns itrokn.
ClllnaAo, July 1 i.--Then afLtertonn
Hot hkiss gun Ibel,nging to light but
tery J accidentily discharged in the
southern part of the city while the
troops were being moved, Bet fire to the
caiieson, andi exploded a supply of car
tridgles, killing three soldiers, injuling
twclve, killing twelve cavalry horses, and
breaking windows at a distance of two
andl throee blcks Ilhtlets were driven
through brown atone houses and created
a "l'tuic in thun iiglhhlborh)old. The dead
1and injuirerd wern tlaken in charge by the
surviving u.ollirts tr1nd a1cc4es was cut off
while thll sur.euons were attending the
injured.
One of thie killed siuldiors was named
(:iller, of tro ,p It. Seventeenth cavalry,
of fI'rt lSierilan. The other killed and
iij ,rw.l wor. memnh rn of battery F,
ul"tnul . jrlitl ery iof l',t hile y, and troop
lt, i,-t oth c:valry of Fort Slheridan.
T'Iu catio 'f thie enxp,sion is unknown.
It is isupp,. thn' the fuse in one of
Ith, a' ltt ir'e, ot 1",.so and was die
cl.,rtI I y friction with the shells in the
caise so. 'l ii explosion occurred at
(rIraIl 11t1- ()allkwood boulevard, the
olln.t fliol:nabln part of the city. The
troolps we re on their way the lake front
to their roew etutiit in Ilyde pary. The
shock of the explosion was terrific,
throwing ilpll, toth ground ait con.
.iderutlhe d tia.nc away.
AN AWVIIA CRIME
(',,; di' , l'i,.i ls I ai..tI it Fish
I';,le Prow itails and I'inl e
RAll :OAD MEN ARE INJURED
li 1I XNi 'll.lirihnll"ll Tloo :;vere
( ," bi- r're\i'hue Whi, tnullsled
1h1 Wreck.
tvi '.: ..:. tlichl , July It; Train.
Xn,. ;,. It ( ll runll wasile wrecked
! re it r!'; k iits morntlil ing. The fire.
llt, . killiI outrighit. The wreck
n,. v:u ,.. I bIy tlli removal of the flish
pl:i (. rrii th rails on al grade west of
tue tlty'. ''hte train was running fast
whllu-n it oru.!c Sli, ntisplaced rail. The
ennuin ane l, :tu;reg.o'are were derailed
ianil it Ieiv ci::ahti ilit Pa l'ullnman turned
ciar.iLs ti tr.luck. The injured were
I:r-ukenan il'i t lthllt, Conductor Bishop
\W. 'i'.I,. Inittera'l-an Adunm, Express
llecuiuig::r LPine. Mrs. M. E. Robertsof
C(hlic4,o. a ,tusen.tor in the day coach,
b.tl I tlid cur ntitil was injured inter
nally. Ilr mnl:te ('row was thrown fifty
foli fr'lml tiln i-tn0i iand his bock was
hrie. 'lTi.to work wtas done by expert
n iiteti lieu- itt.
(l?.il ; i . Jutl I.. T mh head olliiers
of tlt-, A. IU. U. iare no' yet reiconciled to
th- eiluatiin. At it imr~lirng of the exee.
utive ~ntr.air hihi yo:ei rdlay, it was de
cidi"rl. o re ttd a iitat r It atll inportant
w.vcetrn sea'ti.o:n 1, ii.fluenco railway
are I ,mplohyr t o" thelr iiluatrict to go
iout onill a 'il'...
i a f p ..,-h )ryeoterday 1)elh a:il that
rlhadd (hiulf' Arthur of thl engineers
walt Pe.ah jbler Iod he will go down
in history as a traitor to organized labor.
"Thi Ptrile,"' saidl l)tlh, "is now, right
now. more prosperous andt more encour
aging than ever before. We can and
must win. The men who have gone
back to work will again c,:ue back to us
a!l vi 'tir\' in nura."
As t.ir'a - ,ii..i to is concerned the
it In,. i0 ,\ :tl lthe striking railroad
, alri it, "i lly atpplying for reinstate
Itlnlt. 'lilT; l, on all rouds are moving
a. it ai, . ,iL g right along. No
furtl tr timiaih'! is iiktd for. Thomas
Iitellitri-it,,, ie otf the leaders of the
i'hlliran trhikl irt;mitttee. admitsthat
lit tt ikie, .-o fCr ais the Pullman em
iploye arti tlnc;.rrnIed, is practically over.
.\ctlirlin. to Is views the nlon have
L,,,'l enlar\''d out. Th' 'h flll ronell be.
wttr-llI t ip. t mt'ployer aIn the employee,
Itae pay";. I.A liCht. it Irne matter of rent.
IIeathci.vote is risheourtened.
I''Th. i, i herio are beconing unlman
iell';rl. I: :aen ti ll the loaders can do
tt ki- ep ItI i in line. They have no
mtonet. I rit Plit not one third of them
have in' -.,ui;ugh IIumoney to, pack up their
got.l.C ;i, iior',' no far as Kensington. I,
myself, ItIve not a dolllar in the house.
T'hot.o who had a littln money saved up
havt usned it by this time, and every day
morn ianI moretr are' comintg to the relief
futtnl iid hrawint- :t small amount in or
hder to keep aliv.'
ItlV' 1 MV I ltA11VlAi. CII IT.
il*" l,-.ow n;pltian of Trntile 11'Va Ar.re n
pl nlqdt 1V th llllt 11I||hll1y..
,.le.i i..ox.. ()., .lly 15i.--Fifty deputy
marshal i, rc btroutght front Cleveland
today to ir-ist in raining the blockade
on tlihe Ilheling I& ciake Erio road. De.
tilts are pInttedC upon each train and
the nit-intpti n of trallic wan accomn
nlisal,'dt without dilliculty.
.A.,ru, , '.1' IIe , I'r..it.lrnt'' Courtae.
WVinsnoa.lros. July 10.--The house to
daiy ado!ipted the Strong renolntion ap
proving, the Iresldent's course in the
Htrilke. 'l'he minority was not strong
enough to gct a )ria rll unay vote.
--' . .. ._
Llillall, Ii tt.II I:iJ.ln tnd fromn, Siuinag or
lianeiag.
NEw Yoru., June 1(I.-A permanent
injunction has been granted by Judge
(Gaynor at the Instance of Canary & Led
eror, managler of the O.asilo, restran.
inlg illian Iltueall from singing or da
dug either gratuitously or for money It
public or private under any othe rmal
eagleent than that of Capary r b adger.
Found Uer Insame.
A-.naA, N. Y., July ia--The eedald
onammIssi liltM *ts ee of Mrs. L4aaI.
M Mil!' 1
BLOWN TO ATOMS
Two Hundred Sticks of (Giat Powder
Explodles in the Midst of a Gang
of Miners.
ANGUISH AND SORROWING.
Wight Miners Blown to Piees--Hea.t
repndlering Scenes at the Month
of the Mine.
IIAZrY.I.ON, Pa., July 17.-A terrible
explosion is reported to have occurred in
a mine near here this forenoon. Nine
men are said to have been blown to
pieces. Two hundred sticks of giant
powder exploded in the midst of a gang
of miners at Stockton colliery No. 8,
and not enough of the men's bodies are
left for identification. On account of
the distance of Stockton colliery from
the Man's breaker it has been oustomnry
to distribute dynamite and other explo
sives to the workmen at the bottom of
the second shaft, as they appeared in the
morning. It was Charles O'Donnell'
duty to diatributo the dynamite and
cape. The first men to go into the shaft
today were drivers. They went into the
stable to harneea their mules and while
they were thus engaged the explosion
took place. Charles Schuggert says he
saw about a dozen miners standing
about O'l)onnell receiving the powder a
moment before the explosion. All were
killed. The drivers wore hurled every way.
Fearing that an explosion of gas had
taken place and that a collapse of the
entire mine was about to follow they
waited for death as if paralyzed. In this
posltton they were found by some miners
from No. 7 who hurried through the
subterranean passage. Headed by Sept.
Rtoderick a corpse of miners desended
into the mine and the work of recovering
the bodies wan at once begun, but it
war with difticulty. Fragments of human
Ilesh were found some distance up the
slope, clinging to rails and ties and
sticking to the roof. while everywhere
were bones and limbs. As the boxes
containing the remains were hoisted to
the surface women tore their hair and
screams of agony rent the air. The
names of the victims as far as known
are: Charles O'Donnell, Andrew Jaboel,
John Primbone, John Koehl, Anthony
Mloravitz, John Krinchock, John Mole
feski and John lirizzen.
no ONwn IIST.
epunties anld tlrikers Meet and Rkheot at
EarH Olther.
UNmt'orowN, Pa., July 17.-A battle
between deputies and strikers occurred
lant night at the Morrell works of the
Cambria Iron company, near Dunbar, in
which a striker named Sanders was se
riously wounded and several others hurt.
The strikers, who had been hunting, at
tempted to go to their room inside the
guard idne. The deputies told them to
stop. After a consultation they went
away. Soun they returned with guns
and knives and the deputies fired. This
brought a volley from the striker,
About twenty shots wore fired. None of
the deputies were hurt. They arrested
two Italians, The Morrell plant was
started a few days ago andl is employing
a large number of negroes.
TIIHE CANT All:ER.
The Ceonrrenee oa the Tarlff Hill Not
ilarmoeuloe.
WAStIIN4;TON, July 17.-The confer
ence met at 2 o'clock today. It is be
lieved that a report of disagreement will
be made within a few days. It Is under
stood that there is a wide dlflerence
between the senate and house con
ferences, particularly on the sugar, coal,
iron, metal, wool, cotton and gla
schedules. It is also stated that the
house conferees have stood out for a
majority of the house provisions asince
they found out the senate conferee
would not meet them haltway. One of
the conferers said it seemed that the
senate and house were further apart
than when they began. The full con
ferenco broke up at 3:15 p. m. until to
morrow at 2 o'clock without reaching an
agreement to report.
I)OING IaN COiNOIISN.
Rernral Impollrtant IIll Passed by the
lenate ndm IRoMse.
WA.sillntmo., July 17.-The Bailey
bankruptcy bill passed the house today.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the bill exteodnlag the
time for making final proof on entrie
under the pre-emption act. The snate
amendments to the river and harbor bill
were non-concurred in and the bill was
sent to conference. Among the bills re
ported to the senate and referreod was
one for the construction of a tunael be
tween the new lhbtary of onre aced
the capitol for the transporttioan
books, etc. A bill to amend the coasti
tution with provislons for eight bems,
labor, was introduced by request by
George and it was referred to the co
mittee on Imigration.
A COWARDLY CRIMt
laremotlve Wremked and Trash Demel
Ished by Dynamite.
Missouz.t, July 17.-An attempt was
made to blow up train No. 2, the est
bound passenger on the Norther. Pa.
olflc, which left here at 9:01) tbis mosr
ing. Three miles east of this city gisat
powder had been placed on the bask
and when the train struck It thee was
aloud explosion. The etlaee drua
railed and wrecked and the bask 4
molashed for a cneniderble dishangl
No one was lajured.
Opes br MReetes.
3a5s3 Wat. s s0 rO n8Na.
Te. A. 3. i. 3m . 0d. f4e law
AUislay *Osse.
Bu~rrar IJ-he smee Se the
United; al w wen,.r a $M i
wy to Belts entued N IM
minthe rai u emas
elty. They theat ln IM weaM
that dal oompelm dso ise bW' be
mt re, ead that tee -s OWN dW
Je as well. Itleseidet 1.
hy, ram t est It the at
oloweset wh seea
at the depot wem the le keep.
aboard arrie It ti r
order to this ot will be to
membseof the A. R U. t
esonot get bee belie s
Sbr tahet oo w iolo rBn
DiLie hod ýPestello t tae a
formidable army.
m i
NOMOE FTIIBLE
DeIb Cosideet that Pbhis siasUse
Will Meea erlly .s Ie
Sapport.
THE CONTEMPT PMUSIplENG
Agairst Debs, Dowad, .Uw sad
Itowere Will e e lst
CrmnAoo, July 17.-The ral trik
was not is ideads. todaey.p at th
hebdqsoartumue thA. R. ThIesthe
oomlmttumeo deelared the ~ir was
on "red hot," but the l showed
no igns of trouble. The b oses
were all at work sad buA was ap
perently assuming Its eoeme(iroantl
Pmreident Deb, wie the
oloChicago unis pearedt
loge, temt tat. wuorld
eolme a tey mud w am. 1,
tio ofthe uort . ln 18
the United Stte sesa at r oe
da d It wk thea MDgelin
eor- P me i Du
W.Irwia HiW. 3.L Uhemb t
Paul, and &B. . ar y tihselr . l 3e
said he bad eot e su nmma, bet
came on the advie l hiMs i. The
writ of attashmeet teoreDlUswe&
Roger and Keiliheer was by Jagg
[nman and their bsselag wes 1st
2 o'look this aitesesn. At oublock
the contempteo ln gelet D
Howard, l lssd le wemlld
and the eesontsaed utal May.
Bail Is sek ease wse baed at W .
Commitmemte was delered tolo s -
fenodants time to seuse beadmes. Th
espresad little bhope a being esire.
Saw Miver.
Naw Yons, July 18. -Bar iver,
02% cents. lad, 88.10.
Gov. Peamu rill im irkli asM OCle
lamud's aml.
SALUI, Ors, July 17.-Gov. Psmavr,
speaklg at the late .rike today, atmd:
"II the presldst had Mised t th ap.
pal In my hrtmau leter sad by ar
rying out the pledges of th platlrm -o
which w h w electdhd s d a th
us of both gld ad dliver eeleas
would be rted uod the eldmm
wdspread iwe , poerty. ad di.
oa esto, the rip pray a goeld
bae, would hae be. s p.mmvsota
a.- eemesas to am esmminle.
are wask~ ofr w km. . o s
uesmeIersee os Ias a *..
esa tes. tke wh Mr esmndss
-ebe o to smms oe he ~ ea
worw b e as tan pegadlss sm as.
will to wo the aspeud ho sagemes
as. loegsa b h r heo s I
as cueds, wassees I
- l to n a sh
advabmly of a seagemeisl ma
mat-e thes mers thea me
member of tha bhay rill goi
late the week wMh wlews that may
bratg sheet dalad aess th mem*
bare saired tothish tho t* lowe
merashasid inss au t perMstems
shosjd ass dlsohege -a ea sdewa
ter wages wibes dse seies ass
hot s th ether had mean ea l sme
be allowed to step weak wthe rsutlee
to tetr emphym. They 1wow ast
proeesS the sMe in aofm
hued tt wisetsn les
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agedtehibsee eeusei ass hi a.
"3.1~aa elI be nud hi le"s eY.mb
DWes el medal Oalm.d law. Ike
..eme fr i m Seills is a e3pu
Deqiuies.4 him gsh.ee,
.ev ai L wfawsLr.LAs
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POW ppa IrS do wewlo~
.bad-~ua~ss ieWl. "
Memesugb i w oat~S Mos men.s
MSANING OF A E[UMtI.
ceaeem me. PsamI.
Is a.d sot be asumed t the ISS
siderman who nmalmo4* vnm" bt
Iwn dlrem.aig do msyor sm "eas
Smappeal tb peopled at e aly I
_s for b sSms'l ad Sb Pollnoe
strmlee woe Impeled to be Seous Io
heamage gapse o the eseulng of d
equles at their au No much ypath.
its Is nseoeary. Doabtless some of the
alderman took this high .uand, bat
they may or may no have been a ma
frityl. It meum not as all whibb.
But i should be remarked that your
Chicago adermaen Is S bhemes eb.
server of publio opinion and t shread
at judge t it trs ead, whicho rme
that whn the Sb aldermenswho we
. pee in ool oncil Monday .ight eml
measy sandwithssregd to par-y eS
d this Implied ebuke to OGeboe l.
lelUan hey woer onvlnoed that ...
Spoke the simeo at a lugs a
ay tMs populae at _hie W
they knew Sb people at this sememd
7 •sd em d Pulman) a In s bd
as strthed dt h saeLsu
LAd tb aldermea we wee aely s.
rl no--cego Times
"A WhMe aems.
The whie baboom whlaremesty ar
dhued I igld r a rpeases IvaL d
a speles em iaselye-e ns lasd
itht seSty bati thi S eSy smilase
msegmesd as ehimeiesLM heins d
new ib A tlmdwasnetUet uen
I g a ft r mothewr whem qu a
Ir paroyd e'hek beas SbMe
thisa sa diksts of 5ebt .
nmes theties tSb bety has
late abepi peows hemom
abe ea k essess t is
-n has km mew r3seeag
atoes the Seethsd s UeaI.meems !p
ý begnsesaen
assengagableek a
ation hasthemaLes
RANKS BRON,
Oem Hmbe ad seg r hleieadwe
Steo wek Witest saewm
lS FAIRLY COMFIIITAL
se Reasul to see lateruviss sa
Ordrel a Ged Dreel he
Ierm a teel.
Omoaeo, Jy 18.-Th be hk ai
toe rembN e the Pellan seAls ha
emnred. One hdmed and ~ l hP
ade have bees petto week a the
tamm beek t the Pumam ldes.
No ebrs we mde to wes asthe
--e m glepi to week.
Preldet Dubs e seIr esse
todea. a to em hamug
dad wa dkebS ea ,
_amo e . The n agee eued to
as bad nwl as
edsook . as, U
wolkug ie =d e
itheoouty jail tda j b es i
dlAt lHoward Uaie A. l. mh
eaumvs a him. than thew Isur
eld y we think the od od th
San. amlelald wee
we .aAehtea emua emw mes..unR
sawra e t wee
ii b edced, ad t&
aithe gh be esaM be
ist Is nit ey ta k WE pt
At the A. B. U. hndqanetm b ea
was a hagar wd tay tbs .M ano
o mt thm wan wasd IM o
A M 15310 COX"l
Ms s vr aem Japm aS ange mI a
New OIeNr.
Loweow, July 1&.-A dapetstsk the
'immo toea Shanghal gies addlioml
details suarding the sault by lap
Ssoldiersm oa the Blutish mesdl
Seioul, Omes, whiob nilted La lading
thirty British blue jaket to gulrd the
Btish lagation. The comml was
Udamme fity s ad beqLes27Jug
oe mddlir i~th brtdh~ziezae
sualt wlb war pshed ltt. a dish. the
ameul meat a Seemel ommplhlat to the
Japses. midler, who mde a ert s
ply andmasd no apology.
WithNrew mern se A. IL U.
Livimarmow, July 18-The eaosdetms
held a meeting bhre yeesrday sad with
drew from the A. R U. lIter ia re
se order with ulesmus 3.
.as assnvas.
Tie setmiers n Cetnage lala to
Meet.
Wanmorowx July 1i.-A qarem d
the bea somlittse on mege lawli"ed
fnm slver ML Pue silver se ame et
segul thedir ability to report the
bMll at this session.
VAYO@58 WsPON.
Adgmg and few Neb. WNl toer Bb
Admite.
WAsasuesou. July IL-The naafi
mm-lttee em tebrlultr today dnit
to remmed the admissele of
Se Smomlim A vW b
tsa mke Mteambis repb "
ltra the m mm e
UItes
Oeam, Mly J e
aL bed no.sabl th
1ea/*sse.s
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