f
“althoughfiestocki-ued bytheconlpanyto
,~ "it c lilllATllll.
14",... in... to Alexander Sul-
* tivsn as the Man.
"fig, WILL SUBELY ~Ill-l lNllli‘TEll.
h." b Probably a “saunter" in Camp.
Ml Ian l‘naasy - Closing
.flh it! the Grand Jury in the Cronin
i “.1
.cllcam, June tilt—The grand jury will
MM its work-on Saturday. and
indictments against not Iau than
mu d the alleged principals in the murder
“Dr. min. This grand jury hasguarded
'ifithnony‘ given More it with psalms
" . important evidence has been ad-
Mfl will materialisa in something sub
‘ \ . biota Saturday night.
... 1,; ‘ Ivan the Arch Conspiratar.
. ”Dal-astonrtah tllatanindichneutwill
Hm against Alexander Sullivan. The
jury has come into the poms-ion 0! a
ckah oi {acts which tend to prove that Ales-
k‘ndphllivan was the arch conspirstcr in
“I M The jurors have fought shy of
hearsay evidence, and have endeavored to
pin the witness down to (acts which have
Winder their ohaorva‘on. Everything
WMasquaalel-hasheeniouuihaud
”splashes- are um r. O. Sullivan is the
namumunwsvwm haknows
M thwshy ave his neck.
“ Anxious Clan Inn.
The proseiluflon h- the complete listol
’llsmbars of Claudia-Gael Camp 2!). For two
dayslmdsty odd manhorswho madeup
thh' as group have been climbing up the
stalls ot the criminal court building and
filing into the Jury room. liany who are
positively known to be members ol the camp
have sworn under oath that they are not and
now: were annotated with the notorious
grains Others have revealed the secret
workings oi the camp.
_ f ‘ Sullivan's Ipaoulatlons,
Tbgrand jury started in its day's work
by tuning a snhpinna on Schwartz. Dupee a
00., the stock brokers, requiring them to
produce their hooks More the grand jury.
melon are expected tothrow light on
Alexander Sullivan‘s speculations. All at-
tempt, is being made to demonstrate the
truth or falsity ct Dr. Cronin's charge that
the funds 0! the Clan-Mikel were squander-
ed by Alexander Sullivan in reckle- spec-tr
latiou. Thelnvestigatiou into his transac-
tions with John T. lain & 00. showed that
he quit with a loss oi about 85,000. drawing
out over tllll,000 in cash.
It is alleged that this amount was trans-
ferred tothe account of Schwartz, Dupee &
grain“ lost on investments in stocks and
s.
Clan nan Examined.
A motley crowd of Clan-Mae] men were
examined during the day, but the nature 0!
their testimony could not be learned Senior
Warden Begg is still under arrest, and it is
turntable he will remain in jail {or some time
come.
THE CONGO RAILWAY.
Project Booming-A Government
Subscription Authorised.
Bureaus, June all—The chambers [raised
a hill suuiorising a government subscription
in the stock at the (huge River railway.
The subscription: amounts to Home and is
but interest at 3% per cent. annually,
no
subscriberscarl‘lea'IXpel-cent.
filo’bfllstipulatothatatlesstlb’pcrccut.
olfllsmaterlalsuaed in the construction of
.3le mutltepurchnsedln Belgium.
Tho W Coll slum-c Strike.
”Baum. Ind. June fi—l‘hc attempt of
the state board of charitia the settle the coal
minus'stflkleliasehaslalled. Thooperaton
miners reiuse to yield their positions.
‘, negotiations will be continuedby
ttess. The uni-Weekly relic! fund
_ istem,which hasbmequallydl-
3' among 5,479 dependents Theiund
WWWmim-inmmrruulm
, Died Suddenly on a Train.
i Monsoon. llla,June 28.—-A young lady,
travelingalme tram California toward her
banajnllew Jeswy,sllddenly died on the
W train which came in here Wednes-
‘i‘i’ m “at...“ “$%’&
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g .34ntan whereitwases-
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1 H. the lance Joly a.
“Ii Ont-hall. June fl—Tho lm'lsluo
tlon by Governor Nichols iorbiddlng the light
betwaan Kilra'nand Sullivan will hate no
(WI. and the battle will take place in boule-
lana - matters look now. The following cir-
cular has been issued:
Parties dualluus nl witnessing the great naiic
battle hptvm-ii Jake Kilraln. u! liallilnore. and
John I. Sullivan. oi Illusion, [or ”new. The l'o
lice (lassthr chalnpiun hell and the championship
of the world. which tattoo place lllnnday. July 3.
lilfll, will lllld it to tlwlr advantage to reach New
Orleans on the evening of July 7 at the latest. as
the escursionlraln Min-s early Monday. July it.
[or the hills ground.
Exclusion roses to the battle ground: Round
trip tickets lmlli New ilrlouls and to the battle
gmuld and return. with the privilege of witness-
iug the tight. Std: elm mics, with elm-lat prlvi
lo including ticket for inner ring and camp
aim: Ila. Spatial parties of sixty can secun pri
mural [to each. .5 a head extra for inner
rink ticket and camp stmd. .
Them will I- posltlvciy only one excursion
train. and that will leave New (iris-nits.
’l'haringswill be built by James Flynn,
who put up the ropes lol' the MmAllen,
lace-Coburn and Ryan-Sullivan battles
Thabahtlerlng will, of course, be twenty-
lour (eat square, and the outside ring, in
which will be only the seconds andbottle
bolus. will be twenty-eight feet square,
while an amphitheatre will he built for those
who pay its for their tickets. The weatilln‘
his-e llaabsen very pleasant for the past week.
audit ltcuntlnnea until July it tbs pugilists
will antler little iroln the usually torrid
waatlln.
Nastflrlaana sports doolau they will see
fair play at the ring Mandiewbollevs
there will be any trouble. There is still
aimle talk of. like Cloary and Charley lit-
chsll parlornllng alter the big fight is over,
but it is hardly likely that the clever Phila-
delphlaa will be able todrnw the wily Mit-
chell into so unwolltahle an engagement.
lack Barnett and Jimmy Wakely are ex-
pectad here soon.
The governor's proclamation is severely
criticized in certain quarters. It is con-
sidered hlsdntytostopthetlghtil he can,
but his sudden. change 0! policy is con-
hurled. During the riots in Mayette,
Iberia and Gretna he was called upon for
audit-nee, but in each case responded that it
was thesherill‘sduty to preserve the peace,
audha would only interfere when the sher-
il‘s power had been overthrown.
WAS DAWSON SHOT IN THE BACK!
The Closing Testimony in tho Mellow
Inrdor 'I’rlal.
CHAM‘I’OI, June 22i—ln the lcbow
case Dr. it A. Kinloch, for forty yeanl a
physician and surgeon and at present deal:
0! the Medical College of South Cemlina,
took thostand toprove the courseot the ball
that killed Capt. Dawson. Ills testimony
corroborated the view of Dr. Molliehael that
the bull had been ilred lrom behind. and is
confirmatory oi the general opinion that hic-
Dow shut Capt. Dawson when the latter's
back was turned and when he was leaving
IicDow‘s otllce. Detective John Hogan tor
tifleil that on the night of the murder, when
the accused was going to jail with manacled
hands, Dr. Mellow said: “1 shot him, andl
would shoot any man who called me. I know
where to shoot to kill; my profession teaches
me that”
This evidence is considered important in
view of the statement made by Mellow that
he did not take aim when he fired on Daw-
son, and would have preferred to disable
rather than kill him.
Solicitor Jervsy requested that the jury be
sent to licDow's odioe (or the purpose of ctr
taiuing a clear idea of the scene of the mm»
11". but HcDow'I colloid objected, on the
ground that the jury might be unduly in-
fluenced by persons who had no proper con-
nec with thecaae. Judge Kershaw uls-
talnsd the objections.
Solicitor Jerry then announced the case
closed. andrsqnested thecourt tocllarge the
jnryonesrtain questbns of law. He than
proceededtoaddress the jury, and made a
good'hbprsaldon. The audience applauded
him when he denounced McDow for sneaking
around to Capt. Dawson’s house when Daw-
son was absalt. .
Judge lagrath and Mr. Cohen will speak
(or thedelense. and argument will be closed
by In). Julian Mitchell {or the prosecution.
Judge Kersllaw will then deliver his charge,
alter which the case will go to the jury for
their verdict.
A MURDEROUS BURGLAR.
no bully Stabbed Poor Lena Webbar
at La Crease.
La Causes. Wis, June 28.-—A burglar en-
tered thehouseot John Webher, who lives
oaths north side,nbontl:30s.m.,through
a window in a room occupied by two daugh-
ters, Knto and lane. The girls were awaken-
ed while the robber was searching the cloth-
tngandllena, theyoungerskter,18years cl
age, attempted to maps. She fell over a
hasketandbefore recovering was seized by
thshwglar, who plunged a knlie into her
body just below the tenth rib. Theknile
aspulled upward and a deepgsshahont
nil. tucks long was made, exposing the
heart, lungs and intention The a-ssin
thenwenttothebedand made a thrust at
thaotller girl, who managed to evnih the
knife. The burglar was frightened oil by
thenobotawoachingsteps and madchls
I
arewildwlth excitation. The injured girl
isespestedtodieatany moment.
”Milka-loot.
Wanna-roman 23—4)“! miss and
Mmmntbagmtmdsoltha
national Desi lute college at Kendall
Gmwhcaastatueinmwnoryot thelab
Plot—r Thane Hopkilu Gallaudet was
nuvslladnndlnssentedto the college. The
thhdmnualconrentiond dsa! motes was
wifllanaddrs-bythepruidmhlir.
RLHodmdlawak. Hemedths
naedtytorthaeollectionof accuratesta—
“comingthedealandtha efleetoi
intumarrhgsamongth-n. Thellnportancs
ctindl-trialtninlngtorthadeatmutiswaa
alaersprosntad.
now-rm
Cuckoo. Juno fl—Johli Bowling, the
W and u-gnlnbla', who aassulad
Mmerl-onandtcokthelstter'sstar
sndhsvolvcnemhimwiththea-lstaneeot
twoothcrcnghscn'i‘nesilaynightlast,“
lndiotadbythegrand jurylors-aultwlth
tnhttokfihandhoundovsrtothsa'lmlnal
eonrtfoflrhl.
unis-tor
mlesswaahaldatthaoldhemalnbunsgal.
Wmhilunafli—nsjryla
uses-d3 P. llklnson. Ins-what
Ash-,1! withing!“
snsocislss ,hlwtsrnalavu»
(disseminate-asst”
some INORWALK uvnuuie
'utsmms
99nSALE.
'l'lili intuit.
Everything Glut ! Eiltilllili Bailing!
Everything llcduecd from st .25 and $1.35 to title.
The sale our customers hsv» been asking so much tor, and being universally
known to advertise the very bent guide at the lowest prices, we again come to the
trout with our weekly price'list for inspection and {or Norwelk and South Nur-
walk to dictate. For we know that we have gained a reputation that others have
tried to gain. but can only succeed by doing business in a straigllilurwsrd way.
Customers in pursuit of bargains should not forget us, tor our counters and shelves
are loaded with bargains for inspection at pflcrs that keep our competitors a
guessing and will continue to. We would any to the people that we an- N." lidrnt
that we can not be beaten in prices, quality or quantity, and for this noun. 5; sale
we are shading prices and bargains closer than th'r below. Call on us nn-l we,
will never nrgtscsshowing you or Ian: pmh‘we take pride-1nd phat to In
‘“""‘ Hosm RY."
99c.
4 pairs oi Ladu-s‘ Post Black Rose. superior lit anything ever mid in this town (or
406. per pair. We will sell 4 pain (or We. 99
c.
4 pairs oi tine, fancy colored Hose, gilsrsntu-d lard colors. imitation oi Lisle Thread.
customarii sold {or 350. per pair. This bring our cvrntlul mum we will sell 4
pairs for c. 9
99¢.
For 3 p" ire of Ladies' finest last black. light or heavy weight "else. equal to any-
thing ever sold for 50c. per pair. Three un- sold tor loss than omit. but as we have
a largo- quantity on hand are cmnpellml to run them oil. 99
C-
For 3 pairs of L'ldlt‘l' lino Lisle Tllreml HUM ill Fawol. Drains. ECI’iH and Tans,
sizes ranging from 8 to it}; alwuye sold as a bargain for .500. per pair. Our price
[or one week as above sinned.
, 99c.
For to pain- oi Ladies liner, a lot ranging in price iron) 10 to 20c. per pair.
9c.
For 5 p‘illfl u! Children s, guaranteed {Mt “Lil ", r .l .-l "‘19:" rvgulsr price 80¢.
"‘""" NOTICE i 9.
A lww lot of Corsets in-t n Cain d, Iquel in quality to any court sold at a Music
(or 751:, s pair. For n sperm! thing during this sale we have minced them to 60¢.
per pair, or 2 palm (or in).
99c.
1 [now lot of Ladii-s’ Ludo Tim-ad ”new in plain and drop stitch. ribbed. always
mid lor 83 and 856. per pan; Will srll Illlllli)‘ this sale at the u-lllatknbln closi- lig-
uro ol 2 pairs (or 99c.
99c.
Ltdii-a’ Lluli‘ Throat) ltlbtued Wm, oi Winch we have a huge supply now on hand,
and as ill" “4100“ is [out advancing we bare concluded to place ”will on sale, 2 int
99c.. customarily sold for 756. each. and wondered chi-up.
9900
'Anothrr grand opportunity to buy Vents clunp. ()m- nosin- lot just opened spec-
ially {or this min in White and M'lln. lluu'iily mlvl tor 50c. rut-ll, 3 [or 996.
99c.
Reduud tor
99c.
Also better grade at all silk blitiu, in Blacks, tam. drain, &~.., customarily bold {or
40c per pair, 3 pairs (or 99;.
99c.
Our regular 60c ”I“ which m- huh: been Nr'llllll‘ w-ry last and oi which we have a
large quantity. As the moon is last advancing 0’! this trade We mil-t do our
level best to clear ourselves, so will nrll as a specialty in this drp'flnli'lll. in! om-
wrek, 2 pairs [or We.
Silk Mitts at less than one third their actual value.
' SURAH SASHES.
A Snrsh Sash, 3} yards in lrngth, and in evrry shad», creams, are white. pinks,
light blues. navy blues. cardinals. blacks, n.2,. (an, tor only 2.00. Alto better
gradi- for £3.25 in all the above mentionid sham-r.
99c.
Buys 2 suits of (lents’ Balbriggan Underwear. cheap at 50¢ per garlnerit. Cost to
buy last season 75c. We have a few left, they cannot but lm g. Csll rally tor
they are worth 100 per cent more than we on asking.
99c.
13qu 4 pairs of our regular 35c (lenta' tim- rlrépal llosr, guaranteed taut colors.
so are just as line as anything we ever mm in! 503. Reducwl pric» [or one Week
only. 4 pairs (or 99c.
99c.
Boys 2 of our celebrate-d ilenllamv unlnundrml shllk‘, rcinimced back and trout.
The only shirt known with all the patent attach-mole combined.
99c.
Buys 2 of our regular 75c Outing Shirts. (Jimmy at 25 dlilcrrnt utyh-s. Sizes from
13.} to 17;. These are 0! the best value and were pmltively cheep before reducing
them. but our sale on Outing shirts this season has two so 0 stensivc that we can
client to give people benefits.
99c.
For 9 (lente' all linen collars. Clinic» at 15 didcrcnt styles. Cheap at 15¢ each.
We have just rcccivrd til? dozen. llsvo phcwl them on our counters for Ibis! oak»
9 for 99c.
99c.
For 8 pairs at ileuts' all liurn cull-i, customarily rcld for 25¢ per pair. Thin-e are
positive bargains and persons herding a supply should not lorgrt n4. [or so. arr
selling them during this sole for Ins illln curl. ,
99c.
Choice of 75 styles. as a
leics' all eilk Mills, in blacks, tune, drum and «cuts. chi-up is! 35m
this sale, in lnnl nus woe-k only. 4 ptlrs inr 99 '.
For 4 Gsnts' Ties in treks. four-invhands and souls.
special thing for the to’ trade during this was . .
«not? ANS" rANsi
In ll!) dill-rent styles ranging in price from lilo in 2.50 .
99c.
Ordinarily totalled tor 18c
99c.
Buys 8 yards of Fine Drew Cinghsms. Choice of 25 diflrrrnt styles. Regular
price 150. As an item to the trade during tim- sale Byards for 99¢.
RIBBONS ! RIBBON S l
99c.
Boys 1 piece or 10 yards oi any width oi nil S "l, Satin tortilla (min Rihhu.
99c.
Always sold
99c.
Buys 4 Ladies Chemises. Customsrily sold {or 3'» and 3th. Inca Trimmed.
99c.
m
Boys 8 yards of Bail-tr. Choice of 12 drilcrmt style».
per yard. During sale. as a specialty, 8 yard» lor title.
For 4 Ladles' Corset Covers. high or low mck, Hamburgh trimmrd.
tor 35c each. During this sale, lasting one w" k (mm date. 4 [or Mr.
Boys 2 W Skirtswith tucked cambfic Rollie, made oi the I!“
Muslin. printout hack. Always sold {or the. Our prior, 3 (or ”t.
nolnelnber This sale zoos July «ssh.
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TlNllll: FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1859.
Don't miss the greatest opportunity oi the uni-mun in buy-
SCOF
BLANlili'l'l.
\tI’e will alter the instance oi our stock at wmt blanket- st
‘9‘“ W" CARPET“. from h to M1,. at lhr psr pair.
We will opan on Wednrsday. all wool howl-It's, llarlionl and
Pemtirook's ran-sis at w per yard. Sold elsewlisre to: to;
We would say that all our Tapestry and body lauds. \‘eiwis,
ticqilstts and Animators have met with grost reduction.
DUBAI! IAIIIBI
per pair. Ivory pair warranted.
:t. yards in ion at u. D.wortk 03.”.
i ysrds in long! . heavy knotted hinge. at .2 ll).
CllAllLIliS.
i‘hsiiirii (or the cmntng week at t}... h, 7% and tic per yard.
9 -
Will o'er for the Nut llsiy Days ”unequaled Bargains In liveryllllng Pertaining to the Dry-Goods Trade.
nose.
Children‘s lultrruulsi made bean in ribbed and plain, Dim-I
it! donen more at those iii how
JoIJVIN I‘ll) GLOVES.
We have taken the agency for .lomin‘s rev-hum! lint
In black and colors, which we will otter at the low more 0
HENRIETTA CLo'l‘lIS.
46-inch all wool Henrietta Cloths. in all the leading shades, ill-
ciudiou pink. white and light blue. fladuosd from We
Agents for the Kaboi‘oniet. which is wondered the host now
in use. our tileCouets sic the belt ever odhred luv the price.
. . , _
in black and colon. “ “A I I BBQ.
t'aiiciri‘c-nlury ('loih. h‘in ham. Lawn and Halide WI!
attu.9a.tl:i.lztl.l.m.t.ib.“Wain da' 'ainwtka
12v“. hum line or these guide in ma place slid at the lowest prion.
l H)
SATIN-IN.
we will otter at l2r pt I yard.
at 75c. l'rench flatrsna at no.
Cull ourlv and .oossro tho bargain- whilo they lant. sat
SOOFIELD
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norvvulk.
W. If.w MEE'KER ii“ '00:
I0“ AGENT“
FOR TIIE
10 cents.
Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Vests,
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVEB, RANGES.
AND Tl NWAR E.
mam tor
Steam and lint Air Heating"
mm... .85 WashingtOn
sum-fl:WERNER?”
Ladies' J crscy Ribbed Vests,
and Blues, regular 25c goods, at 170.
1% HO Y T’s, '
No. 39 Washington St", So all; Not-walk.
‘________ ...i=i..i.--r.'.
all sizes, at Jobs and broken lots lieuts’ Ladies’ and
Children's Summer, Merino and Gauze Under-
wear.
Cream, Pinks
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
$13,; - - So. Norwalk, Gt.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
11"
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Arc l.10(!fll(‘(1
[in the Main St, turner of Banana.
The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of n thoroughly re-
liable quality. is a ruling principle of this firm.
lira. W. H. Jarvh on Main St. has samples of many 0! our Bargains, and any
orders entrusted to her will be tilled at same price as int main lilnlt'. (Sommencing
June lsl, we shall place on sale an entire stock 0! n titration importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.
' ‘
—l'lense Observe n 1' cw Prices.—
( theney llrothm’ best armure Silks (it). ‘
24-inch Black (lro ilraln Silks 70.
60 pieces best Dollar Cro Grain 59.
300 pirwsl‘l’laid Snraha at 48
27!» extra quality Surahs at 50.
200 pircea plain Ichairs at 2'). 87; and 50.
200 pieces new Cballies at Gets.
50 tin-Inch all wool Dress (loads 2'1.
.50 till-inch Mottled at 19c“.
One case 38 New at 121}.
— "Linen Department.—
llltl pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
‘2! pieces two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
100 large Quilts at 81.
.5 hairs good Crash at 3c".
Jackets and Wraps.——-
200 best .15 tailor made Jackets ”.50.
150 real 310 quality at $5.
Handsome Bead Wraps ‘6.
All Long Traveling Garmruts; were .8, $10 and Oil. minced to 63 and $5.
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 70cm.
We have many bargains in Hosiery. Swiss Flonncings, Chantilla laces and
Dress Trimmings. ~
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
AmdriicklnsDe-smtkatcanbr bluntnstes;liase.t'anills,0hocolatcandlamnon
lovers. Mcwkokavesaedltspuk yotlt.
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel In to and W lb.
kltts, Salt Fish and Blonder llcrrins, kc.
The finest Florida Oranges ill the City at 321: a doz.
3 ill llli'illtli Clitllll Bulletin $1.00, 01‘356 Ii.
3 1-2 Ilsa. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for sl,or 30c lb
4 lbs. Goad, Dairy Batter tor .1, or 28c lb.
menial abundances-hie. Cis- Chewdsr in cans. mu lobster slut
eliminates-laden. lstsathoicarsuonahuclh.
. Fresh. Eggs,“ 200“ per (502.
woman “Wraps“ . wows-as ch ltd: "Try '
Wfifil‘lfix’gh" ”(taller-lam saauelh. 1min”:
“ somers- YO‘UR 081333..
Wyosutsdtksmnewbropmmuhsyhuttkaal.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington It” - , - 8d. lorwnlk.
Cl‘HE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
180821) I!
80. NORWALK,
EAST NOBWALK.
nan-m rules-s.
to?” M ! aowln
lilit‘llflll‘ii
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:‘.
Grand toughening!
The most elegant display of i
Foreign .Noveltiea
.. 'Evcr shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. llave also a complm of
FANCY goons.
} Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similng,
1.
Guaranteed {MO—Glows at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give usya call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwans. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
F U R N I ’1‘ UR
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS '
PA R LO R p S U.
. Mohair HUShSlliifiwfith-Dlm
$40.00- ,
Also Great Bargains ill 1101111803?
DAVID STOW.
87. I! and Cl llaln Street, South Norwallt. ll, liaise,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—AT 11!] OLD arm 01——
T. 31133 emu do, SON.
spmxawoon. ‘
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am. onnuns mums-m railmr'nlr.
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am some rise 11' no mm ADVANTAGE no men wrrlsus. I
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