' ll'ill’lill TO THEIR DEATH.
DESTRUCTION OF THE SPRINGFIELD
umoa's mew HOME.
ram stricken an. a. woman Drop
five Atari” to the Sidewalk Ill 14“
Their Lives. While ’l'wa Persona Ara
Dar-ad to Death. ‘
.andtheblamwaaatt-idedbythemw tick—
enlnghorroreverwitneuad in thin city,dx
dtheamployeameetingwithaterribledeath,
motto! thamiumping lromtholilthatory
and cradledtatoadiapdasmulnms
am . Birdherswanhadlyinjured.
1b In wu tint diacaveredlnthe
Maadckndsd-nokempw out
dihelowu'atory Windows More the Mt
mmtbeupperdoorm aware «their 1
darnu'fl-flamenbatupan old elevator
lath-reamcwtingodeaeapebytbedairway,
aadmonottheemployeswho escaped made
Mwaytbthegronndbyway ol the root
intharaar.
ltisthwght that the fire started among
Ibolumlwr inaclolet on the ground floor.
’lhellannwwedrawn up the elevatorwell
‘ andmreaothroughtheannpming room,on
th' filth floor, where thirty commuters,
lunandwmnemwereatwork. Bythetime
thadmdemtment arrived the top windows
weredlledwithmor,despairing human he-
ll“ Who did not at lint seem to realize
their dreadlul poaition. The crowd under—
neathcriedtotherntohave courage. andon
the crowd at spectators as the bodieswere
men to {all through the air, and exclama-
tionsol sympathy mingled with the groan-
otthewoundedwlmwere picked upand
carried away to hospitals and drug storea
Alargeaheet of canvasswaa procured as
quickly as podble andstretchedbelow the
Window: Anumherol men heldita edges
Threemcn and a woman fell upon it. but the
rhock wusogmt that they struck the
ground with great force,though or course the
{all was annewhat broken. They were picked
up hiarnaible.
The block beltmgad to Emerson “'ight.
The Union office had but many moved in
and occupied the entire filth floor with the
editofial and cong moms. Their count.
lug room was on the first floor, and the mail‘
ingroorn and press room in thebasement.
Smith Robb: Stamp company. the Diamond,
Safety Razor company and Appleton’s nickel
phte works The second floor was occupied
by C. W Atwood, printer. The entire loze is
110,000, which h covered by insurance.
Burned to Death—H. J. Goulding. aged :52,
Genie Thompson, aged 15. proofreader.
Killed by Jumping or Falling—Mm. Hattie
E. Farley, aged 2;, society «liter; (3. L
Browu,aged22, compositor; W. 1-1. Howey-,3,
aged 25, compositor, :hec‘rwmpim; J.§
native of
lnjxred—F. (i. Ellsworth. aged lb, clerk in
courthg room, compound fracture leg, hand
and wrist burned, pouihly total; Thomas
manefi, W, lett thigh, tract—
llld UV binned, probably fatal;
ll. 8. Nyrick, 0mm Smith’s rubber stamp
wwkghmped and muckonabarrel,hadly
' java.
in
Joaaphll. Landlord,whowaeetandmgm1
tbadbwalkwberelral’arleytellJm
outhiaarmatooatchher. Shotellouhis
neck,bearinghimtotheground and knock-
lnghilnaauelaw. lralv'arleywaainatautly
killd,but Mr. Landlord was not My
injured
lama, aged 35, ccunptaritol’,
Quebec
lr.1lill,tbemanagingeditw,waethelast
toleave. Beswnnghnultundarthahdder
.andmadehisdeaoent, with another man in
hunt.
'l'heacmswithintheburningetructure,»
W by the survivua, were terrible.
Almatfrlnticwithlarmhokedwithsmoke,
input for the help from outaide that
Mammcaningfit was only through
thaoouragoaudooolnaot some amongtba
umbarthattholomd lilewaa not allowed
Whom. In Parlcy’a death was the
remltolberimpatimtterror. Mr. Hill,tbe
maghgeditw,hadbardwork to prevent
Wwomunwho was in the newsroom
nmmmmmwmww
Ibswhdow,hutfinallyahe, withotherswbo
mmfiarmwaaeaved
lath ompoaingroomthetrigbtwas fully
aagreat. lir. Goulding,theloranan. worked
ntanfully to lupin his companions with
courageandtoaidiu their escape. His lite
was—aideadtoldathoughflulnr-Iorotbers.
Apouiiuentcitiunwhowitnaaed tbeter—
rihle scene dammed in round terms the
warkdthehookandluklerdepartment. He
modurbywhenlral’arleytell. Aruba
turnadovcandoverinbu- deaeeuta heart-
The crowd pro-ad for»
ward .gwly, landed body war
quichlyflcbdupandhornatenderly away.
Oar poortellow, who hadclimhed out on
mwmmum, looked about, u by
Mdownatthmdandhislips
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lc'rhdpheerdabovethedia. Aunallgroup
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Thethird floor was occupiedby the R. 11.3
, to the state legislature in 15%} and served in
mrried,loreman of composing room; Miss}
moan-ammo“
, «was.
Onawa, (hit, larch 8.--'i'he pruned:
ail-nittalbythsnritilhandAmairaa oom-
mummmnww
Iagtonweru laidhetovethe Canadianhome
otooumioneyeaterday. Contrarytoerpw
tatianirCharlea'I'upparandhlr.Chambarv
lain. together with the American oomfmilv
rim, madeapropodtiontorgreater roe
demotoommerclaiinteroourasbetwen the
two coriander helm discussing the fishery
question
'lhetrnpodtionottbe Bfitflioommi-ion-
mm‘Mwiththeviewolmnovingall
cause of diam, in ounwctionwith the
daberieadtiapvopouidbyhrrmajesty'apleni'
potentiarieathatthedshermen otbothooua—
trim shall have all the
during
glmdtmolmmmcrcialimercmrsebetwwn
jthe United iltatee and Canada and New-
oundland."
TheAmericanoommUonu-srepliud:
“Wedeciiae toaek lromthepreaidentau—
thontyrequidtetooansidertbepvopmaloou—
veyedtoueontheadhntas amaauatothe
duradend.baoausethe greater freedom at
commercial Intercourse so would
inecedtateanadjmentdthepnaenttarlfl
oltheUniledBtateI bycougranmalactim,
whichadjustment the Americanplenipoten—
tiariea coautho- to be manilutly impractic-
ableotaccomplifltment throughthemedlum
oratreatyuxaierthe circumstancesnow er-
ieting. Normuld the American plenipoten-
tiarier admit thatsuchamutualarrangemont
at is propomd by her Britannia majsty'a
plenipotentiarieacouklhe accepted aeasnit-
able basis 01' negotiatiomcmioernhig the
Mingvemela ltatillappearatotheAmeri—
canpleuipotentiaries tobepomibleiofindan
adjustment 0! diflerencea byagreeingupon
an interpretation ormodificationol thetreaty
011818, which willbe homrabletoboth par~
tier and removethetwesentcameotcom-
plaint.towhichend they are now,as they
haveheentromthehginningol thieconler-
once. ready to devote thmlvee."
THINNING THE BANKS.
Death oi the Secretary at the Cont-dor-
atu Tmaury.
Cnanusrox, s. (3., March fin—Mr. Chris—
IopherGtstavus Mernminger, a member of
theConlederate congres from Bomb (Taro-
linaand secretary of the Conlederate trons.
ury, died last night in that city.
Mr. Memminger was born in Wnrmnburg.
Germany. Jan 7. am lit-r mother em‘r
grated from Germany who be was an infant
and died, leaving her when orphan at the
agent 4 years. Hewaa placedin the City
0rphanhmn4e,and attheageotilyears was
adopted by Mr. Thomas Bennett, afterward
governor of South Carolina lie entered the
South Carolina college, and was graduated
with high honors in lull).
He was ndrnittcd to the ha? in ”5:25, elected
that body until 1860 and was instrumental in
shaping the financial policy of the state until
the outbreak oi the war in 13.61.
He was a member at the state ”melon
mnwmtion and took an active part in its do
liberation lie was alro elected to the first
Confederatecongrmund on the organiza-
tlm of the Confederate government was up
pointed secretary of the treasury... which
position he held until the summer of 150%,
when he resigned lie was twice married,
and leaves eight children.
FIGHTING HUNGARIANS.
They Attack noun; 0! Working Minna,
butAl'O W.
anor, Pa, March 8.——'l'he break in
theminera’ strike hereinthellehighregiou
isgradmlly extending,and nearly Michal!
oi thocollierieeoftberegionarenowut
work. A. Pardon & Co. yesterday llcgun
snippiugooaltonmrhet
Theleadersotthastrikehavebeenmaking
overyeflortto holdtha men back.but
withoutavail. Withsuchahrge Ineachin
theirrankatheutterhnpo-ibflityotwinning
inthtstrnggla is realizad,andtheyarsre
turnilgmworkuponexaetlytheaametcrm
astheywanwwkingnnderwhenthrystruck
alrmonthaago.
At leaettwentyorthirty Hungarianstrik—
ers went last evening totheblandllancot
Iiery of I.de k. (30.,de
was resumed on Imday, and attacked a
numberottheoutn'dehannh withdubaaud
stain Oneotthemanouhideboqwas
dangermuly injured The workmen,»
listed by No Coal and Iron ofllcera, euc’
cededinrepulaingthe Burn alter a lively
fight. Theadaircamedgreateacitementin
thetowntlwaeveralhonnmndanadditional
tome ol pom have been atationedtbers
topreventanyturtherattaeka
A child Plum with latch".
Nzw Your, March 8.-’l'bers was a lire
yeetevday ottoman in the apartuamts oi
Daniel Doyle.onthetopflmrotthetanement
house No. Kit Eighth avenue, cauaed by Flor-
ence, the 4—year-old daughter 01 Daniel, play.
ing with matches. The child and her uncle,
Jamel Graham,” years old, wanthe only
ones in the aparunuts at the time. Graham
npbelouttdthehadclothaa on lire, whlhthe
childwaaruaoingaboutthermacreaming,
with her clothing in a blaae. Uraham
child wrratarribly burned about the head
audtaee. 'I'lnllraMamIbetmlt was
Maharishi-“88M
“I“...ANO'THER OF THE warren»
ROADS TIED UPJ
nalngiaaeraut tbrc..B.aIdl.Juia
Their Brathm at the 0.. B. and (In-A
lteport that Chick Arthur and larger»
Ara Ingho Annual.
litan'aroue, March i9.-'l‘he strike at the
Brotherhood engineers and drama on the
Chiugo, Burlington and Northern road,
which baabeeupmdiug tor several days, is
an. Themenwentout at 10 o’clock ym
:laymorning, puuuant to inatructione
lbechainnanotthegrievanoe mitten“
laCro-e,Wia CbietArthur had nothing
to do with the atrike, and, halead,didnot
tnowolitnntilitbegan. Theroadishando
lingita pnuenger trains at anal. shortly
atternwuthelollowingmicewaspoatedon
theC.,B.arnlll.ladletinlmanlattbe Union
”Engineers and Firm: ,‘
"Youarerequartedmreporttothero
(ironing, Savannah yard and Daytou‘a
Blufl before 6 dclwh p. at, Wednesday,
Hamill, 1e88, whether or not youwillrun
any mice and hanile any and all pamenger
andtreightalordered. Tho-eluding to re
port as herein stated will confide/r themselves
:Iiachargedhotntbarerviceol this company
and will apply lortbwith to Ir. ll. 8. Bryan.
master mechanic, for wages due than.
“J. I. Benigflu t."
Theroadhae ialuedacardtotheynlblicde-
:Iaring its ability to handle all laminae, both
lreight and manger, (hpite the strike.
About twenty-live men lave gone out.
Chicano, March 8.—-Cblef Arthur yester-
iay receiveda letter from I]. E Hayes, of
Cleveland, 0., member at the firm
at W. J. Hayosk Son, mating that it was
generally understoml that the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy was not paying engineer!
uhigh wagesas competing roada,and up
holding the Brotherhood in their tight. llr.
Hayeachlaalby urging Mr. Arthurtocom-
mud him ilhecouhlbeotany benefitto
nun.
'l'belull supwrtot theentire Brotherhood
of locomotive Engineers and Firemen has
lampledgaltotbeirmemhenonanyandall
roads throughout the United States who
deem it neeemary to uric and Immally do
tide to do so in order to uphold their bretlv
ran on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
It no longer rent: with Chiefs Arthur and
Sargent to any that the men on any road,
thould they strike, will be backed up bythe
Brotherhood“ a whole. The men on any
single railroad system, or ball (107.8!) systems,
have it now abolutely in their power not
onlytosaywhethartheyaballsu’ikc. hotels)
whether they shall etrike with the‘ whole
might of the Brotherhood behind them.
Chic! Arthur stated unreservcdly that
“them was serials danger" the strike at the
engineers and firemen would now spread
widely. "It to imposible tn nmmae our
men,” he mid, "when they know that the
railroad companies all over the may try are
giving aid to the Burlington “'e are con
tinually in receipt oi telegram showing that
the companies are rendering the: maistamre,
and it ie not in my powerorthe power of any
other man to use reetraint imlem such things
are stowed."
The Burlington strike is involving the other
. roads at the stock yards. Yestenlay live Lake
Shore engineers retinal totake a train at Bur-
lington cars Iron: Englewmd to Sixteenth
street, dot‘laring that they would quit belon-
they would haul anything luring the“Q“
label The Walruh awitchmen refined to n»
theyardaatllmtstreet. Thesw-ltobmenem—
ployedbythe UniOnrtockyarda and Tmmit
campauy,whichhaacbargeotallthe switch-
ingattheyarMabodecidedthattbey-wouki
handlenellurllngumcars.
The intonation comes (ruin a reliable
mthalthaBurlington olllciala on pre-
parmgtorpringaaurpriaeontheetrikersby
the arrrat of Chiefs Arthur and Sargent.
Gmall’anngerAgmthlortong-aveahint
otthistoanintimatetrland,aulltwas con-
druisdnaterbytheatmottheagentaand
attaneys to collect uridence against the
cliiefa The arrutwill be made mater the
Merritt conspiracy law paged by the last
legflature. lt'nmuch um stringent than
thacouqiiracylawotXew York. Intact, it
imsweepingthptnwatlawyen Inlieveit is
clearlyunconstitutioml.
France and the American flag.
Wamvmoa, Starch S.——’l'be presidem sent
totheaanateyeeterdayamponsetoarasoln—
timotinquirylromthat bodyahout theav
clnsionoIAmericanporkImMnchporta
'l'bereeposaelncludesaicttertromflocvetary
Bayard, together with correspondence he
tweenthemle department and itarepresenb
ativealn France. Secretaryllayard laysbe
neelittleproapaaloranychangeiatheatti-
tudeot the French chamberol deputieson
thesubject Aletterlromfllnister chane
mysbeiamakinganeflort tom a tear
povarysmudon oi theorderwb'x-hrx-
duds American pukin thehOpo that the
wading ell-nau- in regulation» "sardine
Americaulmm’tatimaotthbcharactevuny,
whencmaned, include tavoralde action on
Americanpork.
Iodlaala'a wan-man.
218!th Y..larrb8.—Mme. Indie-kn,
wboappearrd at the Madison avenuetheatrs,
lutevening met with a seven lo- hydro
yutevday. Bbeplayedatlllnghamtoa Tue-s
day night and alter the perlormance, bar
midpackallbowardrobeotthoactre-Ina
willow hamper and it was dripped tothis
city. Whentbehamperwaatakul fromtbe
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Mire round home Iorernen at Grand“
wire Burlington cars which were brought to ‘
CHUICE BUILDING Lil's
or wooowum in. ma ms.
norm or
E. A. WoodWard.‘
, m as
swam; not w... asle.
b“ .
Tllafifiazmyag lot admitting my new
u! at area-unable .
Imellmeinerandcity water mm: o! the premium
Flat view ol‘threu ' country
mun , 4.1mm; DIBBLI.
llouaca and late For Sale.
flounandh-ttor.....,. H g m
Farm or to Mir-Jim and barn ....
‘I'AYUJB l ,
Iteallflatrandlueurauee n.45audflWaah
mrton 31.. Band. orwalk. Ct
For Sale.
Em “DIWALI. and Bartlet Penn. '
Desirable midtown, in excellent condition.
Price: rraaonable. and term: our.
all: of TAYLOR k GOLDEN,
RealItetateand nauraaee mudbandflWa-bo
lugton 8L. South orwalk. C t.
For halo.
‘Alllls in the term at Bedding, ottrorn to to 130
um, at prices from $1,400 to “all,
These tann- aresltuated In healthy localities. and
are mostly well Improved ant have on them rub
etanlial and unit-table dwellings. .
They are doieable for warm mm, or
permanent and in conlcqucnce oI the
muemeut of «urea. none at them will be cold tor
luwa than the count their improvements. .
honour of TAYIDIt I; actors.
Real Relate and Iaeurance Agents. 45 and 47
Wuhiagtou BL, south mealk. Conn.
For Sale.
CODIIODIOUS reeidrvwe on Ila-wood ave.
containing all the modern impruvcmeata with
wed ant? and atablconl-Itedpremm tor
. also a milar hour on llavi ltreet, con-
taining the anal city manicure. luggire of
Alet a GOLD .
Realltatatcaodlxchangelloom,fiand 47 Wally
legion tit.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
I two family hours with all modern improve-
mean.
t boaseaod lot in line location in East Norwalk
Also twenty line building Iota to be laid on may
term».
Stork tam. 250m. in line state of
. . gm
ooin
hours .
Arman the north, will he dip
EMA]: fl. PLACE.
Teacher at Singing, Vols; Control and Piano Play
“w P. 0.. Box as. SOUTH 303W“. (11'
Du. C. I'. nova-wan.
DENTIST,
IAIN mm. 8011'"! NORWALK.
Teeth artraewd w’thout the of
“w I ”m by me GanI‘
ATTENTION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmeata. Parts. Need delta. .. tarnished
(la-Ira] Repatriagot all kindeaadluakuot
lowing lachlua. C. I. BflAlLlR.
fl Stalin. uly
game nonwaut saunas BANK.
5i WashifllwlI Street.
Daflytromotoltam..aadtronitolp.-
“mm
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winter”: allowed on Deposite.
ALI)” ”LIA!“ Pl...’
Joan a. hauls. vmm;
Ir. Joan II. ”Andie. and'l'reaa
J It. BAYMON I).
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Builder and Contractor.
Workdaue by the day «contract.
Ollie foot 0! navllaud ex. on Water. P1). Box 617.
dtw
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane fornlehed and Intimatutdvn.
Jobblugotall kinda promptly attadad to.
Ann atreet, near lain
P. 0. x 4418mm NorwalkCt.
Aux. s. ornsos,
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Organist olthe Pint Congregational Chamh,Watcr
Teacher of
MIT.
Piauoforte, Organ and" luaical
Composition.
m iy r 39 P. 0,, NORWALK. COM.
with all the stork. etc. Price 97.!!!)
Twolmune to rent. inn given immediate
ly mu J. 8. RANDALL. Ilet Norwalk.
K (It Ice.
8017'"! SORWALK [SIGN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
VOTICE Le hereby given lieu an ammeut o!
A the ramble estate with]: raid dleuict hue been
made on the town lit-t of min. and that said liet baa
thir day bee dcpoaited by the Cleraof eatd District
at the 011!ch the Selectmen. No. 29 Wuhlllztou
Street. South Narwalk. Connecticut. for exami-
nation; and that the Board n! I lie! will meet at
the edicts o! the raid Selectmen. . o. 9 Wuhington
st , on would: day of larch, A. I). will. at one
u‘rlmk I’. It. to bear and determine all appeals to
them made [or the equalization and perfe~.tlon oI
. laid surmount.
Dated at the city at South
filth day of Peb‘y. A I) IN
A BLASCiIAltD. I Commit'ee ol’ the South
. Norwa k Union School
Juli); Il. LIGII'I'. l Disrmz.
Xorwalk. Conn. this
hook-c.
the ramble eat-u oi nu! district. which
an“ no extoated that than use no dawn and repa—
rare valor. has been ml» by the man. and
{hi-day died bythc ('lerkol raid dietinrt with the
South Sovwalk. Ift.
Dated at the city (if-South Snrwalk. 0mm, this
thirds day oI February. A. I) 18ml.
A. BLASCIIAIJ). , Committee of the South
Sorwalk l'uion haboo'“ 'l
JUIIX ll. LIGHT. l Diamct.
Mllllllfilll and Headstone.
Do not buy amendment ut’ "endgame from any
hotnmph, but go direct to the ohow rooms ot
l”. W. Batu, Wan-r street. Nora-ilk and nice: one
all complete and you will not be 61
appearance Dealer in all kinds of
and cemelrry work.
P. xv. BATES.
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Ila.- purchased the exclusive right (or Korwatk
and .‘ltmth Xorwalk to bar the Electric
l'dl‘mter. and extract-teeth without ‘a. and Inc
at any extra charge WA!” .lal teeth a
ppeclalty. "dice and resilience adjoining Methodist
paramagnflovwalk. CL Openevcaiaga. mun
pointed in its
adding "one
IIBIIRAIOI CO.
«New York.
Amt.» ;...aa3.oao.ooo
Surplus. . ................... ”6.500.000
TaAIYLOR l. GOLDEN, Ash.
Illlll‘l IIIIII' [Ill Til-Dill.
To—IIOrrow May be Too late.
Take an Endowment Policythat you mailed in
old age. It on live or ttyou die. it will be a help
to your family Illa rent-a they will five a up
man an endowment 0' “Antoine to at
mynnotsgeorwkiatamtlyat b. 5 renua
da will give you a life policy {or ‘11”).
neon In the
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
0' HARTFORD.
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at South
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New Canaan Road, near I). l N. Railroad track,
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Belden Avenue, are
Lowe Street, 33,500. fl” '
Chestnut Street, 3”
Meadow Street. W
Franklin Street, 3”
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Elmwood Avenue, Lot”: 210, 11mm, 14 Ron-aft!!!“
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North Main Street, opposite the Lockwood piper. modern ' m, 9”
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Day Street. 3,“
Monroe Street. three houses, respectivdy, ”m, ”Maul 4”
Spring Street, two houses, reapectively. 32,21”. double bowie. ' 4,“
flaviland Street, good house and ham, 4”
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot W. 1”
West Street, - 24”
Taylor Avenue, gnod home and bar», 3,“
Chapel Street, commodiona and well built boner, good curring hour III
stable, grounds spacious and well shaded. a «burning View of It“
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Day and Water Streets 5”
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Summit Street, Irorn $500 to ' an
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Golden llill Street and Bayvlew Avenue (owner) ”3“ I,“
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Meadow Street, $500. Croce Street, ”
Low Street, 5“
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Osborn Avenue. mansion and cotton, two screw, it,”
Cottege Avenue and Hoyt Street ”300. Henry. fittest, 5”
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