Additional Penalties.
An Important Amendment to
the Interstate Law.
Tl") SUGAR CLAUSE FINISHED.
‘aau-umymm—wuomno-
Ingl- Ir. Canaan'e Amendment—Ir.
”my" and the Waya and Ileana
Committee~0tbcr Coupe-alone! News.
Waanmoron, July Ill—Ir. Cidlomealled
up the senate bill warhead theintcratate
mm law In the manta yeaterday. The
Important changes in the existing law pro
ribytho bill are: Réquiring reductions
- paw rates fares or charge-)0 be
madoonly after three days previoua public
- notice; prohibiting advance: in joint rates,
fares and charges, shown upon joint tariffs,
except after ten days’ notice to the commis-
doa: adding imprisonment to the pemdty
provided fora violationof the law as to un-
lawful dlscriminatiou in rates; making false
liming, false clasification, {also weighing,
out, a misdemeanor punishable by a line
”exceeding $5.01», and imprisonment not
exceeding two years for out-h otl'cnse; mak-
lng the payment of any consideration to in
dnce unjust discrimination a Inbdemeanor, ,
mbjcct to a similar penalty.
Mr. Reagan offerel an amendment, which
was agreed to, giving to tho United States .
circuit and district courts jurisdiction of via ‘
Iationeof any provisions of the law upon the
relational any person or firm, with power to
iseuoa peremptory writ of mandamus.
In the course of deimte Mr. Reagan lath
mated that the interstate commerce commis-
Iiou had shown too much of a Vacillating 1
disposition in dealing with railroad cont.
panics, and Mr. Wilson criticized the com-
milieu for conatruiug the law to the
advantage of the roads
Mr. George said the law prev cntul discrim-
Ination between two millionaires who could
probct themselves, but unless it went a step
farther and provided that the small shipper,
the man of small capital, should havosorvice
pro rate per barrel, or pound, at the same
rate exactly as the large capitalist, congres
would have failed to do its duty. After
further debate Mr. Cullom promised to have
the question thoroughly considered at the
next action of congress.
Mr. McPherson said that since the enactr
ment of the interstate commerce law the
railroad companies had received 15 per cent.
more per ton per mile than they had received
under the old competing policy.
Mr. Germain contradicted this statement,
and said that since the act went into ellc'ct
there had bee I he; charged on through
heights than for the live preceding years,
except In cases where the railroad companies
mat war with much other, and that not-
withstanding tbc large increase in the volume
of through business, the receipts bud not
equaled the I'ctelpts during the preceding
normal yearn
After further discussion the bill “as posse}.
The feature of house proceedings yesterday
was the defeat of Mr. Canaan’s sugar amend-
ment to the tariff bill, as well as wveral
other propositions looking to .a reduction of
dollar on sugar. Resolutions were intro
duced and referred, one directing the com—
mittee on manufactures to report at once all
thoevidence so far taken by the committee
relating to the Standard Oil and the sugar
trustaand another providing for a special
committee of the bone I to sit during the recess
and investigate alleged evasion: of the law
prohibiting the importation of contract labor.
Consideration of the tariff was then re
mined, the pending question being Mr. Can-
non's p amendment placing sugars not
above Ko. 10; Dutch standard on the free list,
reducing the rates of other grades and pay.
ing a bounty to sugar producers.
Mr. Wilkcson opposed the amendment, and
after further debate the Cannon amendment
was reiecfed by a vote of 108 to 31'.
Mr. Dinglcy, of Maine, olfercd an amend-
mcnt placing the duty on sugar not above
No. 13 Dutch stamlard, testing not above?!)
dog, at seven—tenths of a centperpouud,
with an additional data of two-hundredth: o!
a cent per pound for each additional degree
higher test.
After considerable debate avote was taken,
and the amendment was lost—yous, 36; nays,
105.
Mr. Weber, of New York, omsrcd, an
amendment povidhlg fora new classifica-
lieu of the grades of sugar.
Ir. McComas, of Maryland, inquired of
the Democratic mernbers of theways and
meanecommittee whether, on March 26 last,
they had not given a hearing with respect to
sugar to Mr. Havemeycr, of New York.
Mr. Breckinridge, of Arkansas, replied
that Mr. Havemeyer’a testimony before the
trustinvestiguting committee having devel-
oped an interesting line of inquiry, he had
asked him to come before the ways and
means committee to talk with some gentle-
men there.
Mr. llcComae—You denied to the mine”,
nunufacturers and laboring men a hearing,
yet gave one to the head of the eager trout.
llr. Killer—We did not deny a hearing to
“3W3 we did not deny it to you, and the
date-neat is (also.
Hr. IcComaa—I now have the informa-
tiulthatolthat M0 the majority of the
committeegavealwarlngtothumm tul-
trugandou Aprlllthrreafterthlablllcame
handlhItthewmlnlttao had stricken out
Illdegreaandputla I3. Wheuthe
lahnrottheoountryconld aotheheanl
theheadofthe sugar Inn was heard-ad
upon Information eo' furnhhed. and perma-
eluu, you come here, leaving your but part
tlounaklng up a woven provision In favor
or the trust; a fraud upon thecountry.
Ilr. Ilmkinrldge, of Kentucky, denied
that the majority of the committee had
given a hearing to Mr. llnvmyer lace the
hill had been brought before the home.
summit and counterstalument on thls
abject continued, and dually there were
shouted! ”Vote, vote,” and greet coufmloa,
lathemlllt d which I; Weber’s amend-
ment w- Who
(In In“ dflr Illh lhedutyonmo
Ia-ae wet-anal clip was fixed a
”gun!“ '
a burg, Pa; Peter A Rattignn, Bamhart’e
. direct question as to whether he thought his
ahml a fair night, luring slightly restless at times.
PRESIOENTIAL NWTIOM
a hung ”at of Names (er Varian- M
' Ilene Promoted to the Bea-ta.
Wmueeror. July 10 «~11» Ital.
earn the following nominations to the mullet
Cal. Thmnas L. Carey, come of vaginal,
take chic! of engineerswith the rank of
general.
Willett Handlmdof New York,tobechl¢
indeed the supreme man-t, and JohaW.
Judd, of Team, lobe mime justice of
the supreme court of Utah.
Hull W. Weir, of Paanrylvania, to be
chieflmtioefind Charles II. Barry, offlin-
nesota,tohea-ociate justloeofthesuprame
coal-tot Idaho.
Roderick Hm. of Dakota, to be associate
justice :1th court of Dakota.
John 3. Kathy, of Iowa.to In UM
Alb-1 ”'7 D d M Camich, d
upuy c
Virginia, to be an assistant surgeon In the
DIV]; First Lieut. Urin ll. Mitohaw, ordi-
namdspertment, to he captain; Charles 1'.
lawn, of Virginia, to he first lieutenant and
a-Hant surgeon.
Collectors of Gasman—James E. Otis, for
thedisirict of Little Egg Harbor, N. J., and
Henry Ill. Barlow for the district of Dela;
ware. .‘
l‘mtniadcm—Charlee IL Loud, Booth Way—
mouth, Mm; John Duane, “'cst hiedford,
Mam; Alonzo C. Allen, Sullield, Conn;
James G. Peck, East Providence, It 1.;
Walter I". Northrup, Oneida, N. Y.: Jamel
8. Logan, Port Chester, N. Y.; Martin Wal-
rath, Jr., 5t. Johnsville, N. Y.; William B.
Carpenter, Flushing, N. Y.; David H. Apple-
gate, Red Bank, N. J.; Catherine W. Baker,
unungmn, n. J.; William B. Jack, leech-
llills, PL; Isaac T. Bamberger, Lititz, 1’s;
Ihncir G. Andrews, Oxford, Pa; Robert 1.
Flaming, Lock Haven, Be.
A VERY .SICK MAN.
“an. firefldau'n Brother u..I.. no lvm
Recover, llawevcr. Even Though Slowly.
Illa Pro-cut Condition. .
Noxovrrr, um, July III-50L Michael
Sheridan was asked by a correspondent the
brother, the general, would get well!
“Of course, as I am a relative," said the
colonel, “you. may think I am over sanguine.
The general is a terribly sick man. Nobody
apprechtes that better than myself, but still
I hope strongly that he will rccov or, or on
though very slowly He stood the trip \chI,
except between F ortnss Monro: and the
Delaware Breakwater, when things looked
very dark indeed lie is now as well as
when he started. Surrounded by the heel
natural conditions for good health—good air
and quiet—why should he not improve! He
was very restics last night, probably because
the excitement of the trip upect him.”
The following "us a late bulletin:
Notwithstanding the apparent fatigue of Gen.
Sheridan's de-mhorkatlon from the Swatara he
Hie culnlitiun has been as satisfactory as could
have Inn-n. cxpcch-d. Ills pulse has been good,
his rcspirntion better, and his appetite. which
was not as good the last two daya on shipboard,
has incrmnu- I. III- recognizes the fact that he in
ntnnnwat Nonquitt,mul is much planted with
Iii-surroundings.
.,.__.K.-.
THREE MEN KILLED.
A Terrible Boiler Explo-Ion In an Allen-
town silk )IIII.
ALLmrrowx, Pm, July Ill—The seventy
horse. power boiler at the Adelaide silk mills
explmlcd ycstcnlny, wrecking the engine
house and killing three men.
The III‘V'IIIUII. Frank Staci-nor and Henry
Bill-I'll), \wz’o struck by flying pieoeaof the
boiicr nml instantly kills-I, and the en-
gine‘r, II'IrIun Sell, was caught by a crank
of the engine and pinioncd to the floor.
lie.- Ivns sulwqucnlly released and carried
to his hour, where one of his legs, which
had hem broken, was amputated. The
injuries which II: received and the
shock caused by the mnputniion of the leg
exhausted his vittiity illlil IIL' died three
hours nffcrbci-Ig hill?!" to his homo. Two
men were slightly injured by the flying
debris. Tho‘lllll operatives who were in the
mill at the time all esmpcd injury.
A (.‘Ir-vcr “’olnun Tiller! Captured.
I‘novruuscz, July Ill—Mrs. Leila Ferdi-
nand, a colored dnsssmaker, has two {Ir-
raigned on the charge of having, on J one 25,
stolen a writing desk containing $3,000 from
the homo in Angel street of Frederick ii III.
Riddoll Icolomd). She plentled guilty, and
was bound over in 82,001). The police nftu
two weeks work traced the theft to lire. Fer—
dinand, and found 8|, MD of the money on her
premises. the confused that she had given
eomc of the money to her husband, telling
him that shc had found it in the str- 05, and
said he had gone to how York with it. Sin-rill
Smith and Quotable thttuck wont to New
York butur- lay, found Fenlinand Sunday,
and rccov crud $1,050. They let him go, as ho
holicvol his mfe had found the money. Bo
shlcstbe cash the shorill has recounted two
watt-hm, jewelry, dream, etc, worth 831]),
lunght with a portion of the stolen my.
I Parr-Ila l'lrall for Their Sou'a Lilo.
Jrrrvmum CI", Mo, June Ill—lira
Hannah Brooke and danghlu‘, accord [mated
by I'. W. l‘aunfluoy, llaxwell’a attorney,
have arrived here lira Brook- nud daugh-
ter called upon Governor Ifoorehome. lira
m presented her plea Inbehalf 01 her
am inn few wordlt Rho lmplored the guy.
amor to save her aon'u life, Insuring him that
he never killed Prollur with murderous in-
tent. Mr. Fauntleroy also presented a letter
from Mr. Dickaon, of England, Proller'e
timer employer, which stated that Preller'a
pan-ma Wore anxloiathat “Maxwell’s” em~
lance be wmmutod, no they believed that hi
execution would he the name of thedeath of
one or both of Maxwell‘s parenta Theath
pays of Maxwell continued their plea before
the governor, who has naked foraome fur-
ther [note In the one», which will [notably
delay the final result a day or two.
Ilw lrnn Iii-client leadllag.
I'Irrauouo, July lib-Two more mill- have
been gathered Into the Amalgamated fold.
Theyare the New Albany Structural In.
works, of New Albany, Ind, and the Kilt“-
alng iron won-kn, of Kltlaanlug, Pa.
former malice nruoturallron only aim
fllmickdtCu‘Iwcsteud mill was Iowan
n In full Mall" yuterday, but It dldn’t.
lilo“ Saturday tItIernployaof thendllwm
”Outboun- tum
aflahuralwdetonulaedtoa’yofi
.I Where”
remain, Pa. July In— two,
asmthaagtaat Moth, III.
Imrdircdherhmlnlldhym u
'Illlnhilm mandarin-Ina“:
data
Wino
Iva-ta an the [lane Junk tun-I...»
the ”lame-Id.
mien, July 10.—'I‘raok very heavy
Flratrace, telling, thruequarten of a mile,
MWard first, Cassandra second, Rollin
flawley third; time, 1:25” W race,
for 3-year-oldr, selling, seven-eighth: of a
mile, Banjo first. Clara Moore-econd, Helena
third, timc,l:x.30 Thirdraoe,onemlle,
selling; Rolutouu first Delnortesecoud, John
Daly third; time. 1:523. Fourth race, mile
and a sixteenth; Fuuiae first, Sayre second.
Carey third; time, 2:01. Fifth race, three
quarters 0! a mile: Vau 'l‘roInp first, run
Bail second. Gallatiu third: time, 133.2%.
Sixth race, three‘qunrters of a mile; Gleaner
M howls Clark second, Duh Wright third;
the. 1:23.
, uoxnav‘a WALL cum
AtBt. Louis—8t. Louis. fl Brooklyn, 4.
Hits: St. Ioula, 7; Brooklyn, 3. Error»: 8?.
Louis, 9; Brooklyn, ti. Batteries: Knoull’
and Dubai. Corruthors and Busbong. ‘
At InuiavillII—Iamlavhllo 3, l‘levcland, 0.
Hits: Louisville, ll, Cleveland, {l Errors:
Inuisvillc,3; Cleveland, .1. Battalion Ewing
and Vaughn, Bnksly and Zimmer.
At Kansas City—Jansen City, :3; Balti—
more, I. Bite: Kansas City, 9: Baltimore,
7. Errors: Know City, 1; Baltimore, 2.
Batteries: Sullivan and Donahue, Cunning-
ham and Trott.
At Chicago—~Chicngo, 3; Boston, 4. Bill:
Chicago, 7; Boston, 9. Errors: Chicago, ll;
Boston, 4. Domain: Van llaltren and
Daly, Iladhonmo and Toto.
At I)etroi‘.—~(l‘on innings.) Detroit, 2;
Washington, :l. Hit»: Detroit, 7; Washing»
ton,ti. Errors; Detroit, 4; Washington, 2
Batteries: Conway and Bennett, Whitney
and Mack.
At In,d innayxilio-Inc liIIIIulxilis-I’lIiiadolphla
game tmtwnw on at munt of rain.
teburg—I'ilteburg—‘lew York game
postponed on (amount of Int".
At Rlll‘lll‘hll'Y"—RO0Ill'§tvr, 2; Buffalo,
Hita: “IXIIL‘hLBI', 03; “allele, 5.
Rochester, II; Bumilo, ti.
and Walsh.
At Hyracuso—Syrnt-usc, 0; London, 6.
London, 10. Errors:
Hits: Syracuse, m;
Syracuse, Ii: London, 5. Pitchers: Murphy
and Bishop.
At Troy—Troy. 3; Hamilton, 10. Hits:
Troy, 5; Hamilton, I". Errors: Troy, 4;
Hamilton, 3. Pitcher-.4: Gentleman and
Wood.
At Albany—Albany, 2; Toronto, 3. Hits:
Albany, 7; Toronto, 7. Errors: Albany, 1;
Toronto, ‘3. Pitchers: Grail and Atkinson.-
Fllnt Glue “'orltera' Convention.
Canon, 0., July Ill—Two hundred dele-
gates, representing 6,000 members of the
Flint Glam “'orlters' union, are in annual
conventiouin this city. Among the impor-
tantmnttcrs under consideration is the new
wage scale. It Ianot thought there will be
any demand for an advance.
4.
Errors:
I’itcncrei: Cullihnn
More Rumor- Ahout Jay Gould.
Saw Your, July IO.~—Itumors that Jay
Gould is very ill have again been put in cir-
culatiou. Mr. Gould has not been at his
oIIlce since returning from his western trip.
Such absence is an unusual thing (or him,
but his family deny that he is ill.
A Ila-Inca Failure in llatnvta.
BanvIa, N. Y., July Ill—E. L. Kenyon,
grocer and dealer in variety goods, has made
a general amignmont to Frank S. Wood No
figures are given, but the failure is believed
to be heavy. The house was established in
1835 by John Kenyon.
A Clgurmaker‘a Suicide.
MEDINA. N. Y., July lO.——John Friedell, of
the cigar umunfacturing firm of Friedoil &
Roche, left town Friday for Rochester. His
partner has just received a letter saying that
he would than be out of this world. He learn
a wife.
Forty Pal-Iona Burned to Death.
Manon. July Ill—Tho town of Barbara,
on the Gulf of Aldon, the principal town I!
Somaulus, has been burned to the ground.
Forty persons, mostly children, invalids and
cripples, mrishcd in the datum.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Harlot
Qantallone.
. N" You. July 9.—Moucy closed at I“ per
cent. The lowed ratewae I per cent. Exchange
closed steady: peeled rams, {wiggle}; actual
rates, renamed for a) daya and newton
for demand. (lovcrnmcnu cloned steady; cur-
rency to, I]? bid; «In, coup, I‘ll}; bid; the, do,
llmfi bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as followe: Union
firms. “sens; Baton land gram moms: Union
picking funds. WIS: Ccntrala, Imam.
The amok market this morning waa dull, while
prices won-very irregular. fluctuating frequently
over annrrow range-.111» features of the deal
ingII were Reading and St. Paul. The transac-
tiomi in them aggregated to per cent. of tin- whole
morning a tantrum Western l“ n'Ion. hawthorn
Pacific and Ill-nod Pacific were the next moat
actlve atocka. There was no news of Importance
during the fort noon. At midday , u ith the 8X0! p-
tione of St Paul and Louisville and Nuhvme,
pI-Iccs were ”to K per cent Mow risotto-in;
llgurca or Saturday. The two stocks named were
)4 and K per cent. higher. mpeulvely. The
market was extremely dull during the afternoon
and prices were weak, gradually declining to the
clim- of huaiaueu, when the hittoln figured were
current. Thcweakm utocku were Rock Island,
Burlington and Quincy St. Paul me Shore,
Routingand Innisvllle and Naehvillr.1hede-
clluc ranged from K to 1% per cent There wan
nofaatnreof Interest In maneutloa withtheaftm
m‘atradlux The sale. forthedavamounted
to "3,7” sham.
General Marketa.
Nrw Yon. July 9. v—I’IaOUII-Cloerd eteady and
alightly higher: winter wheat extra. film. to:
We do. 83.756500; city mill extras...“
w; Obloextra. .3505. Where Mrctoesd
dull; common to choke extra, 88.505.
Willarnoptlona were moderately mm and
Irregular. The changer were slight however,
and the market cloned weak at W!“- decline.
Spotlota lot-clued dull and unchanged. %
aaluofllo. I redetateatulm Rondo“
to“: no. Cred winter. Ila;
In. Ito. I radwlutar. “Maputo; do,
2.....55' “in“... “W mu.“ “m
a ram.
and]. {pd-hoof No. hatred” are”.
graded do, We; llo. 8 mm“... m
we: 00‘. W. W: do.. 0.21.. W
OMB-«Outloo- were moderately actlve and
cloudeuyataallghtadraaeefortheday spun
lots clued mead no. higher. lip-1t sales of
No. I white «mammal: No. a doulluc. ..
Ito l mlxad. All" "Winn; do... Sept,
om
lubultaul unchanged.
gun-m but «an Hot-cold met. me
It.»
“much-rum mint-ltd; can”:
he.“
Wm :wwm state.
iii
9
i
CD"!
(ti-30!“
Iii? Milled {loll
Rowayton. Five-’1 Mile River.
New Streets Opened.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
lligb ground. Ilvnlthy |< calviy.
for you Iii a low I: D-I,
Five lllll'lllmt ride on care to South Norwelk. Fin’ ovals lure only].
0 tr’ hundml ddlrrcnt poms for modern home». [Build-III; lot-I min enhance m we build. And now
is the lime to buy the to. Call on ur addiem
THORNTON u. can m,
Company!
Lenox Hill B
BOWAY’I‘ON, CON
amerlran Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance (30.
Farmer» Loan and Trust Co.
JarrloCouklIn Mortgage Trust Co.
Huddle, Accldent. and Plate tiles-I
Insurance.
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN. Agta.
Real snatch Insurance Arum-y, South Nerwalk,
B. F. Stevens,
MUSIC IIALII BLOCK
We have jut received anew lot of
REFRIGERATORS
that we no rolling low.
Our 23 ct. laracalbo Coffer ls flue,
try It.
A full line of
FRUITS,
BANANAS,
DATES,
ORANGE»,
Crystalized Figs, to.
We alwaye have on hand
IBM-{lelelesteri-J-e
CREAMEIIY BUTTER
from line host Creamery in the State, in I III. Priall.
99 Blair: St.
Halal Baleyl la.
——...—-—-——
woon traumas.
noon.
sasn, names.
mum woon worm.
0P ALI. KIIIiDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and lheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing.
and Turning.
Interfere manual-um
tile...
[ill at feet ll lentil Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Halal, Bailey & la.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered my Mead-y mm.
W”
“Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
WW-
an mad-Woman.-
Ira-I leery Um.
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noun mural
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Came 8t See
OUR NEW um:
Oil Stoves,
ALSO NEW STOCK OI’
Stone-
China.
-——un———
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1‘. H. NASH c.3110
CANDIES
Of all kinds. PintCIm
lBAKERY!
-. -4,“ .,__.
(IORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. anda full assort-
ment of metal candy.
MrsJohnHolland
“EDGE“! BLOCK.
‘915 If
Swan at Bushfifnn,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer: in
Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
881 Water Sh, foot of Bank.
muncxrou'r. cr.
A32, Spence. and Spoon (Ian Canva- Salle. Tents,
. «5
”mole“ nations
Bvleqthiugneedad aboutaBoat. straw or Sail
(I ner'l‘oap Sherrie Sunni. lurks. Ianllla
[anneal Wire Ilopu. Make, an» and
1“.me annually pep-red for the
oymhua
Wane, Packl Beckett, Oils. and evarythl
hylgiaeaaonweurerland. DI
Careful attealloa to man orders. at y
mammals,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
rI-c Irma reports. Speelalty.
Spectacles and lye Gleam.
.Iomv u. reams,
WWM MIMI-all Wad
[ill]. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue am. the.
hellish, backawanna, hornet
Ionataln. Franklin. and
Wilkelharre 00am.
Amt far RUBBER Pllll
Yard In... of Waningwn and liar-
.Ihall elm-In. Ibnnrl- ntlln at sill-on
[Iran Ston- Mini
GILBERT at. anon.
“N can build
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real’Bstate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalli, Conn.
Henry Tilly,
lliiBllliE lilill
W
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Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
SIIaIleIrI
Shortcake !
The eeamu of the festive“ Shortcake Is on as. If
you want Strawberry Short aka-that ”been all, ” if
you want Shortcake that “Incend- like rm"
every time, than net: the
M. l). STEVENS
IIIIIIIIINIIPIIIIII
sue-name IIIIII
The floor! thingof it. kind in the market. Put up
Insandopound packet-at
150. & 301:. a Paper
No clahn ac to rheapam: Pine
pay for. Free Ian
llllle & lemsteei.
r. e.—cnauriox extrema has told beyond
our expectations. Why! Bataan It is good.aad
hrcanre it In cheap.
10 Cents a Bottle.’
Ial‘l’t‘y Ilwlnt you
omn-
FAHILY Oil. 0".
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totem-oracle. II P. m
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