Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 144, Ed. 1, Saturday, November 24, 1888 Page: 4 of 8
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SOUTHBOUND
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tUOpxn 910 pm
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0 519pm 530pm
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HOUSTON iND TEXAS CEN171AL
Leave Arrive
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l thi sbava tains from the Union Depot
O D LD8K Ticket Agant
LOUIS AFEANSAS AND TEXAS
Leave Arrive
4 all 615pm 920am
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Offi-
cials Visit the Stockyards Sito
gnd Are Pleased with It
hj OtlvMton iirLtnoKoslnenTtNotrHui
ttii Llrcs Northwest Sfrom tliti
City General Notef
Horns Notef
George W Scnsr cf tho St Louie
Arkansas ard Texas is in the city
The S tnta Fe pay car will make the ex-
ploits cf that company happy today
It D Bennett of in Missouri Kansas
trrf Texas win in Fort Worth yesterday
W T Guenther ot the St Lou Ar
ksress and Texas wa in Fort Worth
ytsttrdav
President Ptddock ol the Fort Worth
ksd Bio Grande is expected home from
N w Tcikln few dty3
Tic tcslnesa of the Fort Worth aid
About December
Dei ver is still increesirg
lorpciscniBlon ptrtycf Iowa
ber 11 a
rtcple will bo taken up the road
Tec Palo Pnto minis are increasing
thtir cutpu right along and Ttxas coal
I ividentlv In geat demand An entire
train cf ttvsteea carloads carae out yes
trdiT
The Galvzstcr Air Lice rrgireerskvre
run the line to Fjrt Worth rsd are now
rntiiirc lire northwest from this city
towtrd Fort Sill in tho Indion Territory
While only a preliminary tec engineers
Use the lite tc IVit Worth very much
UceivcrEddy and G rtral Minsgcr
Frey ot the Miescurl Kansas and Ttxse
with Judge Brewer and party caxo in
from the east veeteidai moriirg at <
oclock ana were at enca flrlvsa to the
EHIa hotel where a number cf Lort Wcrlh
clt iss greeted them A splendid break
took seiits at the taole Alter
brfakfas > the patty was shown
ovar the city ard al P e hemsClE
v Ra
as well pleased with Fort Worth
turning to the train the party was taken
over the Santa Fe track to the site ol tte
tockyards where the plan3 were ex-
plained by Colonel Morgan Jones presi-
dent ft the Fort Worth and Denver Coi
on IHcxeE EChasa and Colonel L
D Hock eenenl livo stcck agent ot the
road All expressed themselves as
1 phased d > cffltlil
of the road said tt was
last tho place tor an estaDllshmflnt ol the
Kind At 11 oclock sh rp the train
pnlUd cut for the North General Mana-
ger Frey will be in Texas again in about
a week
i
A 8sltl nien Uoder Bay
Philadelphia Pa Nov 23 The In-
quirer tomorrow will say It trans-
pired yesterday negotiations for a settle-
ment of the tint line me war are well
under way and there Is a strong proba-
bility that the present atpict cf iflalrs
will son be changed
Jndg Brewer ot utntior
Special to the Gatatte
DKNI60N T x Nov 23 Tna spscial
train buying United Sla cs District
Breser and wile Receiver G A
ltd Superintendent J J Frey came Id
Qlu 230 p no tiday A Urge deleg
Hon ot prominent clfz ns were at tbp
depot to meet tho visitors and extend to
hem the hospitalities ot the city The
visitors were placed la ctrrisces and bad
t pleasant drive over the city visiting
every place ol interest making a tonr of
tte michice shops and enjoying the
sunshine of a glorious November evenicg
Tne superintendent of the waterworks
mde a display of the water power At
4 oclock the party left lor the north
Bl > Ub3M a Ocmmlltee
Spealal to the Gazette
Hillsboro Tex Nov 28 A meeting
of oar citizens wa3 held at the Texts
hcujo and the following committee ap
Dented Hon Jo Abbott Hon S C
UpshaiT J R Thompson end H P
Harrington to confer with the Missouri
Pacific Eiilway ompany looking to the
early completion ot the Dalits and Waco
RiilroadtoHillabto
The Ell binad Freight Itvcf
CniCioo III Nov 2 Twentytwo
of the lines ia the Central Traffl Aseocla
ticn have responded fcrmslly to a request
that a nnctlcg ot general managers be-
held next Friday for tha purpose cf con
slderisg tne restoration cf cast bound
freight rates
THE OKIEST
tCeb llloii In Botn u Oaomliaej la Jitj
B Ide Bprea
AN FRANCISCO
C4L Nov 23
Tho steamer Rio
gde Jtneiro tr
rivad from Hicg
KQDg and Yakt
hoau today A
correspoadeut of
the Caina Mail
sau3 an upris-
ing bed taken
place in Fjrmo
r y rtsult
> > n eeriously
T a rtgs Mtion and re mfasurement
ti ilo end the eugar districts in the south
and wst of the Island has been in pro-
gress S3m3 tm3 witi a view of
Increased taxitioa and caused great
ill will sgaisst tho authorities especially
the imperial commissioner Tae Chinese
estUars aided by catlvas took posses-
sion of the large walled tonn of Cling
Hoji where they received recruits and
then proceeded t3 another large towo
ncg which they also occupied Fit
Wan it was thoussht wis rlso in dancer
nd tte British consul there telegraphed
tor a pus boat The district 13 much dis-
turbed and bands of roboorr are plunder-
ing the pecplo on tha roads The report
wsa in circulation that the district mag
istrito of Cbirg Hos had been killed
Soldiers have been ssnt to quell tho dis-
turbance
A > onsplrcy has been discovered at
Medf j ic Jipan Fartyt so of the ring-
leaders were arrested and seven wh o ie
lneed to answer were shot dead
The United States steamship Juanlta
has had to go into decks at Singapore to
repair damages sustained in a typhoon
She encruntered ihs typhoon on her way
down Sae was ixpecied to oa deliyid
about ten rtovs
LAWSUITS AGAINST AHIMAIS
Ses cniloni Cniti Wllci nave Been
Tried In Ibe Cost
Yostha Corapanlor
Tto Uw s held in greater esteem now
sdays than it ever was bet ire no dcubt
and yet It Is improbable that any oso wKl
eversfa n inachllizad country Imagine
that it is something to grand and awful
that insects and arimals will cbey Its de-
crees Yet this reemed cccc to be qule
a general Irrprestlon There ire many
instances in history cf form prosecu-
tions acilnst animals The most common
ot ttesa esses are tto lawsuits directed
against the grasshocpars
N dcubt he made cut a way plausible
case for their right to exist for it was
finally prooosed on the part ct tha gov
ernment t flloially to gla and formally
make ever to the grasshoppers n large
tract cf country on corditlon ttat they
should leave the rest of the country
Tae lawyer tcok too proposition under
consideration and finally came into court
and declared that nis clients could not
accept the proposal became the land cf
fered them was an abandoned and sterile
tract producing little or nothing suited
to their uses and sustenance t-
One of the most celebrated of these
was a case trlel in Svoy lr 1545 when a
suit was brought In the name ot the peo-
ple against the grasshoppers wbloh were
ravaging the country A lawyer was
found to ucdertike the defense of the In-
sects and he exhausted his ingenuity in
pleading their cause
The lawyer was prepared to urge every
possible argumeat in his clients favor
But the pig waa nevertheless convicted
and sentenced to be stranded In the mar-
ket place Pending the execuIoa of this
sentence It was sent to pison and con-
fined there
A few years before the French revolu
tion a cow was tried and convicted in the
same way at Poitou All tha records In
these cases are still preserved They
prove either a more than childish want of
common sense or else an absurd devo
Judge vy fa and mo dUCtcr Mrs Wocd tlon to lorm
XHB GAZETTE FOBT WOBTH TEXA8 SATUKDAT NOVEMBER 24
= lSOMEWfiAT STABTLINGI
Eovelations Contained in the Heport
of the Indian Commission Shortly
to Be Issued
rhe Bed Man Hai Been Dral
z nlentlr In th Fust The I
or theFqaaw Men
With Too
llaesce
Niw York Nov
6
23
WASHINGTON special t
the Herald tutc
Secretary Vlas wst
bem at his reiiderce and
his attention called to >
ttaternect which was cur-
rent thtt in the report ot
the Indian commlssior
some etrtllrg revelations
wculd be mdr whic
< vould sstoilsh people
The secretaiy wasergageC
upon his report when I
called He said that he had cot received
any report Tho preliminary draft which
he telegraphed tor so as to embody it it
his annual report was all the information
as had on the sutj ct Upon being asked
If what he had recfivad was of a startling
nature Secretary Vilas smiled and said
Certainly not Captain Pratts view
concerning the Sioux reservation were so
wall known however the general tea
tures of the report can be fairly antici-
pated It is understood that Captain
Pratts report will advocate radical mess
ures in deslligwith this question H
has long been identified with the
work of educating and elevating
the red men but his ideas cf late
have undergone decided changes Tht
sentiment it seems is also expressed bt
other philanthropists who ot late years
have been prominently identified with the
work Captain Prattt report It it
thought will recommend the passage of
a bill conferring the power m itarlyst
possible to purchase tte Indiins farms
and making it a law without any farther
reference to their wishes This will be
done in order
TO TRKYKNT THK INDIANS
from postponing further settlement ot
the matler Captain Pratt is also ex
pected to recommend that firms cl the
qaa w men white men who are married
to ludin women tcd who live on the
reservation shall be given away and
nude to tupport themtelves Tho In
Quecce cf these men it is claimed Is
always hurtful to the Indians and In the
present case they are strongly suspected
cf having used this influence to prevent
consummation ol the sale I a other
fordf they are believed to have been in
the pay ot certain railway Interests which
locked with disfavor on a partition
cf the reservation More tcsn
tbs Captain Pratt believes that
the Indian bas been pelted and coddled
more than is good for him that the white
man knows what is good for him better
than ha dees himself end that in future
he should be made mora self sustaining
and held to strict accauctabiiity for his
actions This view as I have stated op
pars to be shared bp many represents
tives ot Indian societies who are now
ready to acknowledge tho lenient method
bf dealing with the Indian in the past has
retarded ratter thanhastenedhis progress
CEIHIS4L CaltELESSSEhS
l Camel ihcDenihof a FratllneBabt The
Olrcamttanco
Altoona Pa N v 23 Albeit
Schullz aged fifteen years returned this
eveniigfrom a hunting expedition and
after entering bis homo proceeded up-
stairs to put away h < 3 gun A prattling
boy bs y eight months old occupied a
hammock near the stairway and
in a moment of thoughtless
secs Ssbulz pointed the gun at the
baby and pulled the trigger The gun
exploded and the load knocked hall ol the
infants head oft Flash and brains
literally covered tho walk cpposlte The
mis had been in the habit of snapping
tae gua when unloaded to amuse tbe
baby and cent ary to his usual custom
when returning from the hunt forgot to
discbarge the gun The griet ot the
parents and young Schultz knows no
oonndd Seoulz was an uncle to the
child
Ktlaed DH
Special to the Gazette
FrmrtORG Tax Nov 23 The case
ct the State ot Texis against Ed P
Bolton tor the murder cf S Fineburg has
been on trial all week before J M Bird
justice ot the peace Bolton was te < day
remanded to j ill without ball Caarles
Hood and BenNoblin bive both been ar-
rested and are now lu jail charged with
the same eff cso fld Bolton end
Caarles Hood have sued out a habeas
orpus before Judge W H McLean and
leave tonight lor Mt Vernon where
Jcdgo McLean U holdiag court to get a
hearing tomorrow
Verdict In a int d Snlt
Sreclal to the Gazette
Waco Tex Nov 23 A sealed ver-
dict was brcught in last night in tho case
ol John G CromPltne et al V3 J H
Caudle ct al This case is one in which
action is iroujhtf or trespass to try title
to about twothirds cf a league ot land
in Erath county It has been on trial
nearly three days in the Ucltod States
circuit court The verdict was made
public to day It awards part cf the
land to the plantffj
Silica Aimmri Oinminil
San FRii > fciscj Cal Nov 22 Brig
adierGeneral Nelson A Miles assumed
command of tho division of the Pacific
this memirg General O O Howard the
retiring commander greeted his suc-
cessor General Miles Issued immediately
a brief order to all military posts ssttirg
forth that he had tc < day formally taken
command and stating that Lieutenants
Gatewood and Diplcy will act ss his
aides General Howard ard Lieutenant
Greble started today lor New York
The Electoral Tote In New York
Albany N Y Nov 23 The electoral
vote In New York state as canvassed by
the state bo trd of canviBsere today is as
follows The hlzhest and lowest num-
bers ot votes received by any elector be
Ide given Eector Rspublictn 650
337 Demccratic 635065 Prohloitlon
30231 Socialist 2068 Union Labor
626 United Labor electors at large
2868
Qtubeo Arrival
Qtkbec P Q Nov 23 A compara-
tive statement cf arrivals and tonnage to
dtta show seventyfive sailing vessals
with 35 C20 tons and fcrtytwo steamers
with 6 875 tone less than this data last
year
JSMIN BEY
Continued from First Page
ot the demonstration will then bear
rested on trumpedup charges of having
encaged In plotting ogainst the state and
will afterwards be prosecuted for treason
THE PANAMA LOAN
London Nov 23 The Paris corre
soondent ot the Chronicle telegraphs that
M DeLesseps In the event of the
credit foncies refusirg to assist him In
obtaining the Panama loan threatens to
publish as account ot every Btep he has
boen forced to take In the course of the
Ptnima crupade The revelations will
effect several members ot the chambers
of deputies
General Bonlarger in another Inter
view declared he would give anything
for tne government to do what had been
iQimed France would never submit to
uch a coup detat and in a fortnight his
Darty would be is power He had no
fears ot assassination and took no pre-
cautions
Germany
MEANING OF THB MEASCKX
Berlin Nov 23 The East Alriitn
bill mentioned by Emperor William In
his speech at the opening of the reich
atag yesterday is merely a measure to de-
l y the cost cl the East At clean block-
ade
TO RELIEVE KMIN BXY
Bicrlin Nov 23 At a meeting of tte
colonial company Dr Peters moved that
the Emin relief txpedltlon be delayed
Wli G rman authority In Eist Africa be
restored Lientcntnt Weissmsn in op-
posing tho motion declared that it would
ttke at least a year to restore
German authority and even then
no proposed expedition would
bs unable to traverse ccrtoln
districts He was pre fared he said to
mice an immediate attempt with a small
xpedition tb rnsch Emin Pisfca by
inuther route 01 this route he could
bitin carriers and rebellion woull not
interfere with the expedition He added
Emn F4rha cannot wait long Hs
would maanwhlle lose his important
position or tha Kagllsh wonid be com-
pelled again to take pity on our country-
men As fcr myself I would no longer
oeabletojiiu an enterprise trumpeted
so loudly aud sow aoandoned because so-
other object can be attained at the same
time
Alter lena discussion it was resolved
that a relief expedition be attempted as
soon as pcsslble by the nearest route
The relief fund cow amounts to 980000
kismarces surrRT
London N jv 23 Prince Bismarck In
aloig dlspaca to the Vatican extols
Cirdinal Lavlgers anti slavery crusade
and promises energetic support
Toe Italian and Austrian press com-
ment favorably on tha promises of peacf
mdo by the Emperor William in his
speech in tbe relchstag on Thursday
The Fremdetblatt and Naue Frie Pref s ol
Vienna declare that more satisfactory
declarations could not be desired
Denmark
KBTE AT COrKNHAGKN
CoFKNOAfjEN Nov 22 The city was
brilliantly illuminated this evening In
honor ol the Princess ol Wales who with
her daughters departed lor England to-
night A torchllgat precession ot work-
ingmen was held and marked enthufiaem
was everywhere displayed All members
cf the royil family and many other dis
tirguished perfens bade farewell to the
pilccpzs at the railway station
Tark j
a ioiniso oi rROVixcKs
Athens Nov 23 Reliable advices
from Constantinople state that the sultan
has Anally aereed to the joining cf Bul
garia and Eastern Roumclia prcvidod
Prince Ferdinand renounces all designs
upon Macedonia This result is said to
be due to the < Sorts of the papal nuncio
who made a tour cf the Balkan states
Italy
THE LIFS C7 COLUMBUS
Roms Nov 28 The royal commission
appointed to prepare a scheme for the
study ot the life cl Columbus has com-
pleted its taEks The work will be divid-
ed into three parts The Columbian carte
will be prppared by a Genoese coramls
bIod the Predecessors and Successors ol
Columbus by the Italian Gaographlca
Sictetv and the Columbia Bibliography
by Sarrys
BmilD
SAILING VKS4CL8 IN TROUBLE
St Pktekssurg Nov 23 Naws has
been received ol tne foundering of seven
eailing vessels iu the sea of Azov The
crews ct tha ill fated beats managed
to reach Taganrog after severe suffering
Tbey were 11 frost bitten
The road from Assabad to Caadln has
been opened The Persan government
promises to extend It to Meshead
Canada
KRBIDDHN LITERATURE KCSlVESv
OTTAtt a Ont Nov 23 The custoa
authorities htva become a re ot the
fact that copies ot forbidden literature
ra being received by Ottawa booksellers
through the malls It is probablo a
tho ough examination ot the mails will
be made In row days and all literature
ot that kind confiscated
France
doksnt want to fight
Paris Nov 22 M Numanilly refuses
to flsht M Rtnayl or any other of the
gentlemen named In his book He will
onlv meet them In law courts
General Boulanger denies he has had
any communication with Giily
Anitrta
CBLEBACY OF CLERGYMEN
Vienna N v 22 Tne Hungarian re-
formed church convention after a violent
deb te has voted In favor of the celebacy
o clergymen
Cable notes
Berlin Nov 22 The Vcssiche Zelt
ung commentlnc on the emperors
Bpeech sayi We are unable to com-
plain of the emperors tone which does
not encourage rash projects ot colonial
Ideas
The National Zaltung says The em-
perors speech gives n joyful realization
ot the hopes that were based upon the
emperoia tour and dissipates the recent
gloomy inmoia It sppeais to Indicate
that measures will be taken to protect
African settlements
The Tagblatt expresses Its pleasure and
says the reference to England Is calcu-
lated to remove the unwarranted bitter-
ness lately prevalent ia certain socalled
centers
lr Is stated that Herr Lmttzow will be
tppolnted president cl the relchstsg and
that the second vicepretldents will be
reelected
Paris Nov 22 It Is rumored in Bou
linger circles tLat tbe government
intends to expel Boularger alar to
charge him with conspiring to overthrow
the existing regime
Brussels Ncv 22 A compaty Is
about 11 De started here with a capital ot
10000 0C0 traces with tbe ocjsct ct open-
ing up mirkettor Russian goods
St Pter iiukg Nov 22 The czir
has sizned s usate author z eg the issue
of the loan recpnUy negotiated
London Nov 22 James Ras3ell
Lowell is R papserTgr en the Hvonia
which sailed from L veipool yesterday
for Boston
Rume Nov 22 Cardinal Lavlgcrt has
submitted his antislavery scheme to the
pope Herpllee especially upon E glands
suppers Ha Intends to form an auti
slavery society in Rome to be cemposed
exclusively ot trltocratic ladies rfjN
Berlin Nov 22 The report Test r
day that 200 Aeatian recruits b d at-
tacked their military eecort Is cffloaUy
denad
Homs Nov 22 Observatore Romano
states that it is unable to coitlm or deny
the report that the pone is to have Rome
in the evant ot war It thinks however
that ho would leave it tbe Italian govern-
ment further contracted the iron circle
that confines him and deprives him ot all
freedom In respect to his acts and com
munlcatloss with tbe Catholic world or
if he had reason to consider that Rome
fss no longer a secure residence either
from a material orjpersonal standpoint
London Nov 23 The Vienna corre-
spondent of the Telegraph says he has
been assured on rellabfe authority that
several leading statesman of Europe are
favorable to International peace aioitra
ton
0JN WALL STKSEr
Th9 SUck Market Opsnrd Weak bat
Steadily ftalnna Sirmgth a tbe
ClsBlPs fl nr ippreaemd
She Change In Ballway Bond Qaotatlon
Irtejtxl r with Decline In tha 21a
jjrlty Traniaotloci Small
GOVERNMENTS STOCKS AND BON 3
TVTEW YORK Nov
± 1 23 The stcck
market today was
lairly active but
fevsrieh and weak in
the torenocn when
the lowest prices ol
> he week wero geaer
ally reached but it
rallied handsomely
Jglater In the day and
5f all the lorenoon losses
were recovered with
something ia addition The leeling wa3
generahy bearlsa In tbe morning and the
business was almost entirely piclesslonal
but the market gave evidences of betag
heavilv ovar sold and white further or-
ders o geld for expert and tha report ol
a heavy failure In Boston were made the
occasion cf another vigorous raid upon
value the tone wa9 unsettled and
feverish After noon the oraount ct busi
no a done underwent marked Hcresee
lc al depirmens of the list md a rise
began and ceastd only at the close ot
business Tas auarktt became soma
what lees active toward 2oclock but
the advance n ada tteady proiiresa atd
tha market tlially clcstd actire and
strong at the best prices ol the day
Tne railroad bond market was again
quiet and heavy today but the changes
q quotations were Irregular with a ma-
jority ct declines Trading was devoid
of a special feature
Government bonds dull but firm
State bonds entirely neglected
BOSTON WOOL MA It EOT
Boston Mass Nov 23 The w
market is very active and strong 5d
prices arc advanctns Sales for the woek
have been over 5 700000 pcueds of all
kinds including S 520GCO pounds at do-
mestic grades The principal gales have
been In tho territory at prices ranging
from IS to 25 cents and some dealers
will not sell choicest grades of Montana
wool under 2 cents Fall Texas and
California are also In demand sales have
bees quite large and stocks are new much
reduced Manufacturers are in need ot
short ataDle wools and are willing to pay
eood prices for them Some sales have
been made at 2f < 22 cents Flee washed
fleeces aru very stiong but with sales
comparatively light Daalers are holding
them for an advance in anticipation of
higher prices at auction sales ol Austra-
lian wool In London on Tuesday next
action of woolen cwom men
Niw York Nov 23 At a meeting ol
the woolen goods auociation today it
was decided to appoint a committee ot
tweityfve manufacturers and commis-
sion merchants to visit Washington at
the next session ot congress and urge the
prompt passage of the joint resolution in-
troduced by Mr Breckinridge ot Arkansas
as follows That tbe secretary ol the
treasury be ard hereby is authorized and
directed to classify as woolen cloth alLtf P01
imports ol worsted cloth whether known g opim
under the name ol worsted cloth oi under
the names ot worsted or diagonals cr
otherwise
COMMERCIAL RBBUMB
special to the Gazette
New York Nov 23 Railroad boads
today closed as follows
Fort Worth and Denver City at 92
Texts and Picflo ls at Si
2s at SSJ
Kanea and Texas 5s at 53
H s at C2
Gull Colorado and Santa Fe 2s at 90
Mlesour Ktusas and Texas 7s at 914
Money 2 to 3 par cent
Governments firm
Silver 9
Sterling steady
Ol 852
Cotton lower
Coffee steady
Wheat dull and easier
iked to Produce tha Black List
Kansas City Mo Nov 22 During
the progress of a suit brought against the
Rock Island Railroad Company by K L
Sandall today Manager Wood ot the
Western Union Telegraph Company was
ordered to produce In court a copy ot tbe
black list which he refused to do
Argument on his case will be had Satur-
day Sandall was formerly telegraph
operator In employ ol the railroad and he
sued foi 525000 damages alleging that
he was discharged lor joining a labor or-
gan zatlon and the railroad blacklisted
him so effectively that he was unable to
prccure employment It Is likely a test
case will be made cl the matter
ncetiand Liabilities
OanespondencQ ol the Gazette
Grandvievv Tex Nov 22 An esti-
mate ol Captain T E PttziauB resources
is g Tsn at 8S5 50Q aifi liabilities 18
000
A4JZE0ASS
TEXAS PlitaLE ROUTE
DEBver TeiMSlri WbTft BB
fcfcortest line qulcieet time lrcmQtOf al Mes
leo Fort Worth and ta principal Ajlnta i
Texas to Booiy Mountain rerorliWFaciiU
coatt lnetafllng Trinidad PneblOj niSa
Utah Dally trains leavlrg rortXWCrtli sIS a
m comprlalBg new and elcffeuy eaultmaa
EPJ A leejns fcyfSd dining c 7
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