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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVII, Number 308, 5 August 1900
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FORES! FIRE IS DEVASTATING THOUSANDS Of ACRES All Efforts to Subduo the Flames Are Unsuccessful PASADENA'S WATER SUPPLY IS THREATENED Tbe Lick of Organization Among the Firs Fighters Makes Efficient Work impossible-Urgent Need for Some More Men
BATTLE WITH CHINESE IS EXPECTED TODAY
THE MORNIN6'S NEWS
LOCAL
CONGER MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL FOR SUCCOR Food and Ammunition Are Low and Defenders of the Legations Cannot Hold Out More Than Six Days Longer
CHAFFEE IS NOW MOVING ON PEKING
CHINESE PREPARE TO FIGHT
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Mp; m w; B- vmt xmurnTinu X STXTE VuNYcnrnlN flatk'-fr k-' I i HMic tf *» finrinl CwnittM HiMit Sao p':.:.; Francisco mm ADOPTED OF SELECTING DELEGATES |p ncnn Most Be Held l« ill Couitles Oi or Mire tapst 27—Coasrisslonal and Leflstatiii I It: District Debates
"OUbm Up."
STEVENSON RECEIVED A Welcome it Dloomlnitoi to Democratic Nenlnee Fellow-Townsmen, Without Regard to Part? AflHfattons, Tara Oat to Par Him Trlbato
AFFLICTIONS OFROYALTY All li Himmr Bfiori Tainted NEAR DEATH'S DOOR Emprus Frederick Safftrißt From Cancer ——— Will mitklr Kevcr Be Able to Visit ■xU*4 Acali-Hnkeil la the Slam ol Lealu
LIST OF FOREIGNERS KNOWN TO BE IN PEKING
BOXERS BEGIN OUTRAGES IN SOUTHERN CHINA
DRIED FRUITS BENEFITED : New Commercial Treaty With Germany NO MORE INSPECTION llnitad States 6rantsd Prliiledged Tariff Rates Hedaefd Doty on German Spirituous Liquors said WOrka of Art Imported Into This Country
FUNERAL OF THE DUKE Memorial lerrleci Held llailtaittkt Chapel Royal
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FOO6HT TO THE DEATH Capture of the Tin Tsin Military School ALL STUDENTS KILLED Stlrriac Incidents of the Ciptare of tlw City ■•(•((H Arrlflii la Japan Tell of the V»mm BoMludMcat—Disgraceful Action mt VillN
ACTED IN CONCERT Seymoar's Advance on Poklna Waa Opposed by Imperial Chinese Troops aad Boxers
A SQUAD OF AMERICANS AMBUSHED BY FILPINOS Sixteen Men Including Lieutenant Alstaeter, of the Cop of Engineers, Surprised end Killed, Wounded er Ceptnred
W« Takes m Rest
TRICKERY OF THECMNESE Double Dealing With 1W Foreigners ORIENTAL DIPLOMACY SMfts tin RapaaslMHty Win WnteM East Indications That General Chaffee la Beset With Dlfltealtles In tho Landing of His Troops
Korean Prlnee Come*
POISONED HIS FATHER A Thlrteea-Year-Old Boy la Freaaa Coafeaaes ta a Terrible Crime
PROOF OF TREACHERY OF A CHINESE VICEROY
WRECKED BY GAS Two BiiUdlnga in Serantoa, Pa.. Demolished and Many Peraone Injured
ETNELBEKTS FAST TIME Wn BrieMn Cap kj i Lllgtt IMP A CLOSE SECOND SMiqr Lku FIrIsM Tn LHftks Any John F. •ehorrer's Colt, A lard Rchcok, Waa First Halt of the Oiaai t'aloa Hotel Stakes at Sarat oca
Saratoga Races
At Chicago
VICEROY OF NANKIN SHOWS FRIENDSHIP
QUARREL OVER CARDS A Shooting Affrny Oernrred in Vaeaville, Which I* Likely to Remit Fatally IfnAmrllln Ann- 1 A ahn/tHntf affrov
WILLIAM WALDORF ASTOR NOW A SOCIAL OUTCAST
TO DSFRANCHISE NEGROES Bill Will Be latroSaeed la ONtih LegiilalßK Similar to That of Xorth Carollaa
Salclde of m Convict
RUSSIAN AGGRESSION ri VslsttUsM* Attack M a MR (I Fe——Me Cklswe ■* MIW Okwsag
COMMUNICATION WITH MINISTERS RESTRICTED
"Hint Artillery PimHm
BELGIAN HARES AS A MENACE TO FARMERS
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THE NEWS PROM ARIZONA RISING FROM THE RUINS hcnstnclin Period in Pnseitt SCARCITY OF BRICK hornet Adjusters Finlsbing Their Work ■earjr Araalt of Hl| Bit, B« roalai Deapoadent After a Ilia Spree, Coaaaalta Saielde br Taking
I ARIZONA'S NEW CAPITOL The Building; Is Xearly Complete and Has Been Turned Over to the CoMmlaiion
BANDITS ARE SCORNFUL They Affect Contempt at the Plans of Officer* to Kald Their Strongholds
BLOW AT UNIONISM Canadian Pacific Employe* laane a Statement Giving: Reasons (or Their Strike
Marine Corp* Promotions Washington. Auc. 4.—C01. Wm. M. Mtisf
Cnnndn Bnrs Pauper*
>■ HI v,a II a utt. CAUGHT THE WORM That Gnaws Under Cover
MAIL FOR SOLDIERS |rnt*r HttkH •( AMkhlii Letters | far Tkan Nrvlag la the Orleat
DISMISSED IN DISGRACE Llfit. E. H. Marti a. Fifth Artillery, Is No Longer In the Military Service
LADY ELKS ORGANIZE They Will Form an Auxiliary to Golden Gate Lodge of San Francisco
MONEY FOR BRITAIN Half of the Mew Loan of Ten Million* Sterling Already Subscribed In New York
THE USUAL RESULT Two Men Killed and Two Others Wounded at an Election In Tenncsaee
Will Work for Brynn
Schooners In Collision
Strike Leader's Punishment
Sudden Death
Three Hundred M*n Dismissed
Charged With Murder
HOW WILL SOCIALISTS VOTE? Two Prominent Lenders in the Party Arn Widely nt Variance—Morrison Swift end H. G. Wiishiro Give Their Views
TERRORIZED BY A MOB Florida PoNtmaater Compelled to Abandon Hl* Office to Rioters
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES Dates Find by County Committee SOME HEATED DEBATE Effort to Safaiuard Primaries Against Fraud M Battle Royal Between "Pnih" and Eelormeri Vn Expected bat DM Not Come OH—Senator White Restores Peaea
Letter From State Committee
MeNntt Disappoints Them
Fair Play Demanded
Raring at Alexandria Park
Incendiary Barn Fires
DEATH'S SUDDEN CALL A. J. Wrt(M Is Strickeo With Heart Failare • He Was Attending the Meeting of the Democratic Cosntr Committee When the Sroke Came
BRADISH'S HOT RUN Mexican Shoplifter Shot at Twice Stole s Silk Pattern at the People's Store and Broke Away From the Detective Who Held Him
Shooting Had No Effect
Organised Gang or Thieves
POSEY IS RECKLESS Arrested for Violating Health Ordinal tier. He Says the Oflleer Lien and Pleads Kot Uulltjr
ASSOCIATION WORK Mosthlr Meeting of Y. M. O. A. Beard •( Directors-*!. C. Webb, Assistant Secretary, Reslcas
CRUELTY TO A HORSE Louis Horwlts Admits His Gain of m Most Flagrant Case and Will Be Sentenced Tomorrow
WANT HIGHER WAGES Carpenters Will Start a Movement ( Increase Membership of Unloas» and Thus Force l-'y Wacu
Fair Weuther Frlendi
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The Herald's Prize Editorial Competition
THE SEHVAVr GIRL JiI'ESTIO*
WHITHER ARE WE DRIFTINGf
VEVMLATIOX AND FRESH AIR
A POOR MA VS HOMR
I'ARAMOVXT issues before and AFTER ELECTION
THE POLITICAL SITUATION
POLITICAL CRITICISM—IS THE PRESS TO BLAME f
ONK or THE CITY'S PRESSIXO NEEDS
DOES JOURNALISM NECESSAR DETRACT FROM WOMANLINESS r
THE GREAT UNKNOWN
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LARGE RETURNS SMALL OUTLAY Home Oil Co. Suing J. C. and W. M. Hiatt TO DECLARE A TRUST Tin Defendants Wars Officers and Directors Cbarced That Ei-PrnMnt Hlatt aid Hla Attorney and Relative Defrauded Corporation (or Their Owa Benefit
! ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORT f- Caaatr Superintendent Strlne Completes Report tor lahailulaa to Itnto Superintendent
BIT HIS BOY W. Dleterle lact P. B*. Pattersoa Beeaaa* af a Dos Having Bitten Bis Soa
Coarthoase Brlefa '
HEIRS SEEK DAMAGES Action Based on Roed Rece Accident The Widow of Arthnr Harrington, for Heraelf nnd Children. Snea the Loa Anarelea Rnllwnr Co. for 538.000
HUNTER FINDS AN OLD ROBBERS' CACHE A Startling Discovery of Hidden Dynamite, Masks and Train Robbers' Paraphernalia at San Gabriel River
OPINION ON WATER RATES City Attorney Construes Two Ordinances EXTORTION MUST STOP Report Concerns the Users of Meters Coapliliti Made to the Condi Allege That Overcharges Have Bees Made kf tke Compaatee
MORTALITY STATISTICS Comparatively Few of the July Decedent* Were Native* of the City
Mnny Deficit* Reported
Waati Alley Defined
The Cause of Many | Sudden Deaths.
A Defective Sewer
Uarrtags Licenses I
Beach Bates Reduced I The Sftiithprn Purlfip anrnuniva thA fnl. II
Carpenters I
Will Fight I
First Shipment 1 Fall arnnrin are arriviner: latest stvles.
JOTTINGS
BIRTHS or rvwnC/Pn "VriT' ur. nii»2n
DEATHS
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS PUGUT OF SMTt MONICA . i —— tartiM With Plethora tf Petitions CITY HALL THE CAUSE Trustees Asked to Seine tin Riddle •rrrir Butch of Lwil aad Social New* From Ike lur Resort, Gleaned In a Itar From the North and Soatk
GAY SEASON AT TERMINAL New Tennis Glob Has Bnd Formed MANY SOCIAL EVENTS Vandnille Club Preparinc an Eirtartatimtirt Those Who Are to Tnke Part Ineliie , ot the Yonng People o« the Island Who Have Dramatic Taleat
FISHING AT REDONDO Apifflrra Arc Now Havlnjr Great Sport With the Mackerel and Yellowtall A A rtnnlna
EARTHQUAKE'S EFFECT Water Supply of San iaciato Region Increased Since the Shock* of Last Winter the Flow of Spring* and Creeks ■as Materially Increased
BOTH WERE SCORCHING Messenger Bar Ostrom Ran Over and Injured by an Expresa Wagon nt the Plnsn
IN CAMP AT LONG BEACH Annual Summer Outing nf Truup 0 NOT ALL A PICNIC The Program of the nay's Routine Ilntk of John MrOarrln of Alamltos Dnr, One of the Best Knoirn Flakerinen on the Southern Coast
CHINESE DEFEATED Capture the Town of Sale* bulla on the Auiur River After n Hnrd ri«kl
DROWNING ACCIDENT %— Tragedy at East Hliblaod Reservoir Ivtf Ctie, a Thirteen-Year-old Boy, Goes In Bathing With Some Companions and Loaca Ilia Life
SANTA BARBARA EUS Over One Hundred Mmln on Charter List The Dat« for Instituting the lei— Has Beta Chaned From Ai(*at IT to the Following o«r
Containing Oil
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| NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES I AT THE EXCHANGES
NONASSESSABLE STOCK Sneitles ot the Possibility of Enforce l>l Pledges Not to Assess to Be Settled
ARIZONA'S OIL PROSPECTS Large Amount of Lnad Between Prneott and Jerome Filed on tor Mineral Oil
Notes From the Fields
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN Startling Motto ot o Kern River Compony Dtniigreeiii«at of Depot §lte Settled. First Oil Shipped From Kern Hirer by Rail—Activity In the Fields
NITROGLYCERINE FREAKS An Old Oil Well Shooter Relate* Some Rather Cartons Personal Experiences
Petrolenm
GHINO OIL REFINERY Fire Thousand 6ollons Par Oaqr Turned Out A latcnilil Enterprise Wlilcli Ha* Attracted Lc» Attention Than It Merits—Product of the Pueate Weill
Incorporations
Crnde Oil for Ga*
CITY BUILT WHOLLY OF PAPER lAn Emllsh Hospital Near London Where the Wounded Are Cared For
Ololic Sights
Long Row of Corn
MINING ARIZONA'S RICHES United Verde Will Rebuild Its Plant Employes Are Worried About Their Plaeea—Eight-Hour Day Grnuted by Senator Clark—Mining Man's Misfortune*
THE NEEDLES SMELTER Cempany Issues Its Schedule of Charges Enonitli Ore Already In BI|U to Keep the Smelter Going—War Stops Extension of Railroad to Maavel
SNAKE RIVER PLACERS Improved Dtedtm Now Savins Idaho Gold, Prom Which Yuma Drrdim Were Modeled
THAT BALLARAT SALE Particulars ot the Deal Not Obtainable In t«a Angeles—Aceoaat of Other Ballarat Mines
DE LA MAR IN CALIFORNIA Visit* the Gold Mountain and Bally Hill Mines—His Reports Most Satisfactory
News From Gold Mountain
Phillips the Tailor
Piente Crtfe Oil Ce.
RICH ORE FROM ARIZONA Ran* at Hick ■■ 3.000 Oaneri la alb w» and Other Samples Contain Gold
A Cyanide Expert
Began With Philadelphia
Profits Prom losnslr Craaa
Petroleum in California
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f™'WORLD OF MUSIC |
SLEZAK AS SIEGFRIED
Mnaleal Cookery
Am It stand*
Pnttl nt Fifty-Seven
CHURCH MUSIC
BAND CONCERTS Holleabeek Park
Westlake Park
Long Beach
PURCHASERS AND MONEY LOANERS
Esternaux & Thieme
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FINANCIAL MID COMMERCIAL REVIEW
ON 'CHANGE Conditions of New York Market* ris Shown by Transaction! on Wall street
Cloilns Stocks
Uon«l Lint
Sim Francisco Mining Stocks
Financial Review
Movement of Specie
Treasury Statement
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET Daily* Call Board Dealings nnd Prices of Farm nnd Dairy Produce
j Bsaters Livestock Markets I
Chicago Grain Trade
General Merchandise
Const Shipping
LOCAL TRADE REVIEW Local Stocks and Boats
Local Clenrlnira
Mortgagee, * l4Ki» and Ova*
Rtlesatt. Siooo aa4 Over
Transfers. fttOOO Ore*
BalMlof P#rinlt«
THE LOCAL MARKETS
What Troubled Him Moat
Oil Districts of Japss
FRUIT GROWING AND MARKETING
With the FrnltJft>»
Frnlt Growers' Convention
APRICOT PRUNING LeißOßfl Glenneil From Experimental Work nt the I'omonn Mi.l>-Slntlon of Stute Vulveraliy
VERY BRIGHT PROSPECTS
SEVERAL FRUIT MARKETS
First Shipment
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f AT THE THEATER J ■Ems «Z- <zj CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK Marasco's—All week Kelll company In "Arl«tooriicy.,» Orpheam-All week, vaudeville, headed by Article and her llona. Loi Aajsele*—Dark.
A Proponed Actor*' Congreai
The Critics of Old Times
The Vaudeville Combine
Dorothy liner Gets Advice
Daniel Frohmnn'i Plan*
Preposterous and Puerile
Modjeska In "Kin* John**
Frnnklln MeLeay'i Death
The Coming Theatrical Season
A Wnll on Deprived Taste I
A Chief and a Dualcy Maiden
"My Ladf Dainty" 1
Frohnian*n London Theater
'♦Old Jed Prouty" Revived
Coming Attractions
He Pari Salaries bj- the liny |
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Jdoin as OF SOCIETY |
Here ttvwl There
AMONG COLORED PEOPLE
GOIN% GOIN', GONEI
j A Specter Hand
CHIC BATHING SUIT
Soubm*» Story of Ills Father
Not Eucouri»»ing
A PASTORAL
CARL C. ZEUS
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7/i'olot Cloth jacket
%she Hoop-SKjrt Scare Npw York. .Tiilv 30.—fflnpHnl fVrrp- THa skirt wlilr»h florae vnrv wlrlnlv nf
Sirls9 of lito Organdie
Forecasts of Fall Fashions
Viainty 'Dance Sown
€ctr(i/ JW/ ffiiousc
Sn jfcer of &asc
Jin €v*n/ng VPafrt
Smart Sporting FrocKf
Ji iJapper JLitt/e Outing Costume
Por President WILLIAM McKINLEY, of Ohio. Por Vice-President THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of New York. SU/SDAY. AUGUSTS, 1900
ALL SORTS Bian| SSQUQZJ STSJSMSISJDIISJ fiJ SJS/SJSJQJJm
SONG OF THE DOUBLE TURRET
EDITORIAL OPINiON |
Chlneno nnd American '•Boxer**'
The I'renldent hii«l China
Japan nnd Ttnnnla
Slir»* of nine Blood
What's In n Name
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
The Sixth Dlntrlct Content
McLnchlan and the Time*
The Herald'* New Heading
Fcaught IN PASSING*! j
IpERSONAL MfcNTIONI
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
A Good Bookkeeper
THE CITY'S HEWS EVENTS OF TODAY
CHURCH CALENDAR
THfc WEATHER
Forecast and Weather Conditions
Ten Dollars Reward
ALL AROUND TOWN
Untitled
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE The Divorces Continued Much Above the Averaae During the Week
Hamilton's Touib Renovated
I PERSONALS IN BRIEF
REGARDING COMPETITIVE RATES Tin Celebrated San Francisco-Fresno Case * WAS LAW VIOLATED ? A Plain Statement of Both Sides Wheat the Railroad Commission's Order Was Hnwe«l ITpon—The Southern Pacific Company's Contention*
AT THE HOTELS
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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hai^MrMEN GRANDFATHER'S BOYHOOD | «4 Was Dlffcrrat From California la tkc Old Days Back East
The Most Interesting Age
Animal Doctor*
The Mantodnn In Alanka
Wonderful Top-Spinnln* |
Boy Released by- a Straw
Mnakrat Family Affairs
6ld l'n«le JeC
A Rain Song
| The Hen's Reason
If Tblng» Were Not ■■ They Are
There Even Death Is Slow
Strenuous Life of a Senator
Eatornaux Ac Thieme
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< PS pl?llEJi6si . A T ,D
Masthead
Sanation Army WorK. *J*oldiers of the Cross Labor in the City Stum*
AMID THE "ABODES OF GLADNESS" Beautiful Spots Within Easy Reach of Los Angeles Where One May Picnic and spend Delightful Hours
LITTLE CLASSICS
HERALD PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION
The Prize Winners
CORRECT LETTER WRITING Polots far Tktie Who Mar ®a la Doabl aa to the Beat Oaacaa
lumit of Fishes
CURIOSITIES OF MATRIMONY
WE ARE NOT GOOD TO LORDS Nobles at Hon That Fill Moor Humble (tattoos la Mew York
Allah, *ot the IsgUsh
MISFORTUNE CAME IN CLOUDS New Jersey Family Was Vliltel by as Bxtraordlaary (erles of Mishaps
Lord Roberts ss< the Cat
ECONOMY IN THE USE OF ICE Bar la Urft duatltlai u| Do Hot Vmm Hot Water aai Tkai Malt the laa
Lord Salisbury as a Dresser I tr a . ... . . I
Oooi as Lowell Amr Day
▼100 Presides! at Thlrtoea
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
•( 000 l Roads
SAGACITY BROUGHT A FAT FEE Yoaag; surgeon Did tut L»sk at Hie Patleat's IniiiUarjr Ailment
m Few Sanaa.es Aaaoag the Boers
l imber Harass I. the North Sea
PROSPECTING AS A PROFESSION Is Eeing Reduced to a System and a Necessary Outfit and the Best Equipment
THE "BOXERS" OF TERMINAL ISLAND A Novel Scheme of Summer the Boys Keep House and Withstand the Attacks of the Enemy
A SONG OF KAMAL
JULY
A CHINAHAN'S VIEWS ON THE CRISIS m: Ho Yow, Imperial Chinese Consul General at San Francisco, Writes a Signed Editorial for The Herald on the Chinese Government's Views and Inteniions Regarding the Boxer Atrocities
CHINA'S CRY AGAINST CAUCASIAN CUPIDITY Dr. Qee Wo Chan, ami Eminent Chinese Scientist, Residing in Chicago, dives a Detailed Account of the Causes Which He Considers Led to the Present Widespread Rebellion of Boxers
Americao Interests in China
SOME RECENT INVENTIONS !
ODDITIES
GRANT'S FIRST SWEETHEART COMING TO LOS ANGELES William Rothery, a Local Newspaper Mai, Provides a Description of lis Aged Mother's Relations Will General U. S. Grant—She Was lis First Inamorata—Treasures Grant Gave ler
mi. ROTHERY
Grant's First Sweetheart
Orlelaal Blmui Olrl
PA EXPLAINS ABOUT IKE POWERS AND THE BOXERS
Japan Haa Merer Lost a Skip
OUR SUMMER GAME BIRD
V HERALD EDITORIAL FORUM 5 "Drotvned, "But Mot yet Dead
Teaching XVomen to Sbuim
Secret Societies of the Chinese Empire
Vansians Are Hecominfj Americanized
Are Pretty Women EsOev *Popxilo,r?
(BROWN'S ELECTRO – GEODETIf ORE FINDER | How Science Has Triumphed in Discovery j of an Instrument for Accurate Location | and Survey of Mineral Deposits I—l—l * -O—o-o—o—o—o—S—S ■> -» * I •-< g
GRAPHIC STORY OF STARVING MILLIONS Dr. Louis Klopsch, Just Back Prom India, Relates Details of Century's Greatest Tragedy Grinding Iril arrival of con Itra the Christina Herald rail** ship <talta.
CRANKS OF SILENCE People Wka Have Hat Spokea to Bach Other for Maay ■U-' Tears
Tried for Wearlag a Silk Hat
Cornell's Tra vellag Laboratory
THE PLUMP AND TENDER SQUAB The Biggest Pigeon Farm in the World Is to Be Fourd on the Outskirts of Los Angeles—How the Birds Are Bred
An Unolalnaed Can of Oenaa
Hatlons la tha Anaerlonn Km r
PERSPIRATION Ilea, Monkeys aal Homes Have the Most Use for IMi Fnnotlon Poranlt*o Hnn la olmnat naAiil'ar ♦ n
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