EVENING HERALD
SATl llDAY, DECEMIIER IS, 1891.
THIRD EMTION
PENCIL POINTS.
Local News Gleanings Condensed for
Hasty l'erusal.
' Shopping days.
Last iqpnth oE '04.
loo mln are wishing or n freoueUp.
Holtdiiy trade is beginning to pick up.
Storm doors are taking up their winter
stations.
Wo niny look tor it freeze-up now almost
any day.
Children lire counting tho days 'till
Christmas.
Most people would like to see a white
Christmas.
Umbrella were good companions the
past few duys.
The store windows lire now dressed In
holiday garb.
December and the weather prophets
don't agree very well.
Use only the best of kerosene in your
InnilH to avoid accidents.
Christmas trees and greens will soon
09 appearing on our markets.
Manager Ferguson hns arranged a date,
for "Eight Hells" next season.
Tha young folks are looking forward
to the holidays with expectancy.
The beautiful snow delays its coming
this season, but it will get here yet.
Tho currency question where to get
money enough to buy holiday presents f
Time spent m looking over the adver
tisements in this paper Is time well spent.
Thus far the weather has not been par
ticularly encouriglng to the ice men or
coal dealers.
Holiday Bargains. ,
A special bale ot Christmas goods for
the next two weeks. Dallas handkerchiefs,
niufllers, muffs and tojs. Also a final f-alu
of ladles,' and uiiBses,' coats. Carpets at
reduced prlcos.
J P.J. MOX.VGHAJf,
12-12 tf 30 iiouMi Main St., Shenandoah.
ORGANIZED TRAIN WRECKS.
Confrh-don of Three YmuiK l,";ieradn,'
tinder Arrei-t nt Oswego, Js. Y.
Owfx.o, N. Y., Dec. ID. Three ; ' n
men. Frank 'Vttrnuin, XI. C. Ingeraol' r, :
Charles iJelbon, nrriBted oil tliu chi"
train wrecking on the Dolmvlitv, .' t '.;.!
wanna and VVohterji, near Iomi"'-
Station, a few miles west of tills vlll.. ,
have confessed to b3ing memb'jrs ot .
organized gung, whoso object was tra j
Ti-pni.l: I tifr ,1,1(1 rnlillnf
J.110.Y jiuiuu Liuru iiuauuiunMui iiituii,iL
during the past year, tho engine each tim
throwing the obstructions off tho true
rn, f..l ..,...,..
without serious consequences. The young
dospcrudocs waited each tlmo with mlisked
faces, dark lanterns and tho most approved
dimo novel equipments. Detective I.ob-
(itoln, of the Delaware, Lackawanna ami
Western railroad, has been working on
tho case for several months ami hub un
earthed tho entire plot.
Kacn Itlot In Georgia.
Fousvtiik, Ga., Doc. 10. A Kcrious riot
ooeuired at Cablnas, ten miles north of
here, in whlc.s ihrej wulto men were hhot
anil badly 'omidcd by a crowd of onrn-ad
negroes. ,o.l unit Hud McCord and
t'lnude Holder, white, went to the ho
of C.ilviu Dlskell,
ii.rcd, to sottlo an old
ill!-, all. Di'i-.-n
K 'i n mo i or u-sj. .
leaped and returned
', who ntniel-.od t''u
three wh: -
Tho whites, all b.iuly
wotind.'d. li'li: to t'
house of Wash Free
iniiii, near by, win
;y th" angry bl.u
liundred. Tile e.v
i was t;oou surromuhKl
. , to (he numlvr of a
U'luent had not sub-
oided at last accounts, and mora troublo
was expected.
Heart Disease Relieved In 30 Minutes
Dr. Agnew's cure for the henrt gives
perfect relief In nil cases of organic or
sympathetic ucnrr, mseaso in uu nunutosj
and sneedllv elTects a cure. It is n neer-
ess remedy for palpation, -shortness of
breath, smothering spells, pain In left
aide and all symptoms ot a diseased heart
une dose convinces, inoiu ny .i. m. mi
lan. w&s o-fi-ly
Coming Events.
Dec. 2L. Iuter-Stato Milkmaids Con-
vention, at I'Vigu- n's theatre, under the
auspices of Y. "W. C. T. U.
Dec. 2-1 Ninth annual ball tit the Xa
clonal Social CIoi, in Hobbins' opera
house.
Jan. 4th, '85. Aiiuunl supper In Hob-
bins' opera house under tho auspices ot
the Welsh Htptlst church.
Mr. Ira P. WV-1 muie, a prominent real
estate agent of pin Ancelo, Texas, has
used Chapiherltiio'- Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Reniedj in his family forsev
eral years hs oce.iiou required, and al
ways with ntrfei i success. Ho says :
find It n perfect en re for onr baby when
troubled with col e or dysentery. 1 now
feel that ray outfli U not complete with
out a bottle ot this Hemedy at home or
on a trip nway from home. For sale by
urnuier jsros.
Trustee's Sale.
The entire stock of L. Fclnberg's new
heaters, range, cooking stovos, tinvare:
hollowivare ulHUwatti and lamps pur
chst.ed nt tin- -'lierlff,' sale are now of'
feredlotli- it Xo i:'J South Main
strwt, at
trustee. Tin-i-Sin.-"
iu onl-r th
i'lti- the R(:'iuii
it below cot the
' K rnuct tin sol I at
he trustee may liqui
13-ll-Xw
Forrhcumau I b.tve found uothln
equal to (,'hafi itr m'a Patu Halui. It
relieve-, tho imio - applied. J. w
Youub. West LIiimiv. Y. Vm. Th
prompt relief It alt t nlono worth
many times the ent, 50 ceuts. Its con
tluued will ell eel a permanent cure.
For tHiic by urnnier tiros.
New Cloaks at Wilkinson's.
We received to-day n large utock of. new
coats arid 'wraW'nll the'cholcest 'styles.
and we Invite our patrons to come, and
see this season's latest and best offerings
In ladies', misses' and children's garments,
Prioes are unusually low.
L. J. Wilkinson,
( S3 South Main street,
11-10-tf Shenandoah, Pa.
STRIKE LEADERS SENTENCED
Dcl)i Oi'U HI Mn.ii.1w ami tho Oilier ftrlhc
LeHiltr Thri'if A'nntln Illicit.
Cine V 1) v. I.i - -' (inllty as eliargoil"
was the llmlln nnmmnoi'd yesterday li;.
FpoWhI .luil-i Wlllliun A. Woods iiaitist
Pivjiiunt Kurxerui V. Doll 01 tho Am
Can li:ilh.:i.y union. jl'ho t.aina llndlnj!
was rriu'hed rr,d!ist tho other Amerii -an
Hallway union IHrtdeM (in trial wltb !-''.
Tlio finding of Wii emit la that the i'.c
(Midunt uro guilty uieyiiU'injit, but 1 1 at
any pu.iislrtiu'ut indicted would n ; He
cumulative. In oth&u words, thoro were
two caws b"for tho BOflrt, oni! for con
tempt and tin- orjiftr fur fWilntluii nf t!"
federal stntiiu. 'Jie intfcr euuso la mer,;4d
Into tlii'fm-nrtr.
Debs was sentonced to six months In the
county jail. Tho others on trial wero
given three ni'inths oneh, except MoVnno,
who was rehmsed becnura thero was no
evidence against him.
The court announced that tho punish
ment was not. to take effect for ten days,
In which llmo tho defendant' attorneys
will prepare an appoid. Tho prospective
prisoners, after n short consultation with
their attorneys, left tho courtroom.
Tho defendants, with their olllelal por
tions in tho American Hallway union are:
President Dobs. Vice President Howard,
Secretary Kehlcr, Treasurer Hgers nnd
Directors Hums, Elliott,' Hogau and Good
win. , . . . , '
Washixcitos. Dec. 15. Tlio drivers and
conductors of the Metropolitan Street Car
line, whoso wages wcro reduced on Thurs
day, stdppedithelr oars on F street, ono of
the business thoroughfares of tho city, nt
o lock yesterday afternoon. Greatcrowds
gntnereu all along tho street, and one
driver who did not intend to strlko Was
hustled from his platform by tho btrlkerj.
upcrink-ndent Jowry. of tho compaivy,
and other officials got tho cars to tli"
power houso, and no further attempt to
run them was mado last evening. As tho
result of nconferonco with President Phil
lips last night tho strikers resumed work
this morning. Tho men will receive) 81 .78
for.twolvo hours work, Instead or 1.1 tor
thirteen lmiirs work.. Men who work half
time will lu paid at tho samo rate pir
hour. - Tho man regard this as a victory.
rtio I'euHtou AtijirojirlntlMn Hill lnsscl
WAsiilscnON.Uee. 15. Tho tlmo of the
house was consumed yesterday with tho
debate on tho pension appropriation hill
nudoltliough It alioundod In charges and
lounter charges it lacked Interesting do
tall. The bill curries $141,381,670, and was
passed without amendment. Tho Hilt
resolution of inquiry calling on tho seer.!
tary of state for tho correspondence relat
ing to the payment of $125,000 to (lre.it
Britain hi connection with the fur seal
controversy was adopted. Tho evening
session was devoted to tho consideration
of private pension bills, and tho houso ad
journed over until Monday.
MUs Jlrcwer Kegrcts Her Murderous Art,
Lynn, Mass., Dec. ID. Annio Maud
Brewer, who shot her former lover, G. W.
Latimer, on Thursday, was taken into the
presence of her dying victim nt tho Lynn
hospital last evening. As she entered tho
dormitory her feelings overcame her, and
sho minted. Upon regaining conscious
ness sho expressed sorrow for her act, and
asked forgiveness, which Latimer readily
promised. lie, nowovcr, would not agreo
with her In tho statement that tho deed
was done in self defense There nro many
people who place confidence in Miss Draw
er's statement that tho shooting was douo
in sou deiense.
Kurglar Shot by n Young Woman.
ELTtlON, Md.. Dec. ID. A daughter of
Mr. Thomas M. Jackson, residing near
Uayvlow, Cecil county, shot and killed an
unknown negro prowler early in tho morn
ing. Mrs. Jackson and her daughter wero
alono iu tho house, and about 2 o clock
were awakened by a uolso outside From
a window a mnu could bo seen trying to
effect an entrance to tho houso and Miss
Jacksun flred several shots at tho marauder
with her brotujrs revolver. Tho man
then disappeared from view, hut at dawn
ho was found near tho houso dead.
General Harrison J?ot a Candidate.
Buffalo, Dec. ID. Colonel D. S. Alex
ander, who was United Stntos district lit
tornoy for northern Now fYorkunder Pros!
dont Harrison.roturnedfroniawcstorntrlp
yesterdny. Ho stopped lor two days In In
dlanapolis and spent somo tlmo with tho
ox-president. Colonel Alexander snld that
General Harrison assurrod him that under
no circumstances would ho bo n candidate
for president again. Ho said General Har
rison gave his rousons very freely, and im
posed no conditions on him to hold tho
tnlk confidential.
Girdling tlio Knrth Afoot.
PniLADEU'lilA, Dee ID. Fred Thoerner
and Gus Koeger, the young German pedos-
trlans who left San Francisco on Juno 10
last tu rirculato the globe within tw
years, reach -d hero last night. Thoy are
147 miles ahead of tlmo. Kach havo a wager
ofS3,0U0 on tho feat, and San Francisco
sporting nion havo put up ?10,000 to bo
paid the inou If thoy win. Thoy left for
Wabhlngton, whence they will go to New
YorU and sail lor bouthampton.
To lteport the CarlMu 1SI1I.
Washington, Deo If,. Tho Democrat!
members ot tho banking and currency
committee held an oxccutivo meeting yes
terday Immediately after tho adjournment
of tho regulnr hearing, and after an hour'
discussion deeided to report tlio Carllslo
bill without mnondinont. Tho full com
mlttoe will hold an oxccutivo session to
night, and It Is expected that n report will
be ordored on the bill beforo tho meeting
adjourus.
Kllh'il by Ills naiiKhter's Kultor.
Gloveiisvilu!, N. Y., Deo.' 15. Lowis
Kloss. a fari.i r living near Opponliclw,
Fulton eoil'ii ,-, wm kllle.l by Cliarle
Hailing, whom Klo, h forbid keeping
couipai.!' won his dau.Thter. Kloss at-
l.'mi.L. 1 1 1 j ict Hailing from his house
s'l-u.lr) la'.tor si i. ! an ax and struck
Klo.s-i on the lurti, killing; Ulm instantly
llnlliag then g.ive nnusoir up.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Arrangements havo boon perfected for
prize light lutweon Goorge Dixon r-
Young Grlffo.
A cnnlll-t has arisen bctwotm llrn?-ll, the
Argentina Hi public and Urdguay on the
subjv-ct of .jnujiintluo. ,.
Father Ueiuft, director of tho Vatican
obsorvntory, dlwl of rtppploxy at Homo yes
terday lifler Jinliudtonco with tho popo,
1 EdHotighton,'the well known cartoon
ist of tho Toronto (Canada) Star, com
mitted suicide at his dosk last night, by
shouting,
t outh Carolina's house of representa
tives passed n bill reducing tho governor's
talary from f3,600 to B.WQ, aa& oU other
lalarlm proportionately ,.
PROPOSALS.
TJKOPWAT.S lor tho erection ot a four
rOOHKU IMIIUU rcilUUl UUUUIUK IU UU lUUftiril
the niirtliwmtern corner of .turd In and
Cherry ki reels, In the borough otShennudoali,
will lie ire, nea ity ine uoaersigneu connmi.
tee oi me ."-htmiuKloak Hchonl Board, tmlil
.Monday v.-uing, ueeemoisr 3ist, I'lrtim
ml nrie lle.Hon.mt.L ant at t tin otitic or
bo Mfcielury of lljpMihool Jiourd, Koom No.
. Vet, RireetscHOMbttlldlfrir.anrtBi theofflee
of F, X. ftellly. iirehltnrt, r.o. HOBnullHTeutre
RttRfi. 1'oi1rvHI(. Fa The cnmmlltt'O leservos
he right to ujeit any or all wits, imoiiiuh
vlll ln received alter 7 o'clooir. n. in.. Decem
ber, aisi, iwi.
u; j. Mul.vourr, umirmn,
Mark Junius.
CnA:u.ifs Hooks,
w. T. Trf.zisf,
Tihstiu Lvnoh.
13-15-12t llullilliie and Ilcpalrs Committee
We carry the larg
est stock of lamps.
We hove the new
est and most exclusive
shapes.
We. sell at the low
est prices.
leraemai
POTTS VI LLE, PA.
Reduction Sale.
For tbo next SO daj swill sell all our rca'dy.
trimmed 11 ATS nicest endless. Children's
Cloaks, Caps ana Sacks are all .reduced for the
holiday trade. Our lino, of linen embroidered
HANDKERCHIEFS
for holiday presents is tho finest and cbcop st
in tho town.
Our 15o grade 2 for 2.1c
" 20c ' -.2 for SBc.
" So " i! for 40a
" 33c " .2 for 65c.
Now
York,
9 "N. Main St.. Shenandoah.
Bluest, Purest, Healthe-
CMs. Schmidt, Agt
207 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
AND COAL SIS.
l'ool rooi ittached. Finest .vhlskeys,
beets, viort, and nle constant on tap.
unolce temii ranoe annus and garr.
sSHa pmi i:, una Mnon Jnuitii - miJd puu
sotaaaoja n,-aT puu eoiouo 10 ou r aun v
SXHI2J v H4i;dui 4iiu puu 1A
nonra ilJOti -qKopnuuuy u( puuoj
aq o jaaq japuaj !soui puu tibduij aqj
'IS BipJBf iliuos giz
EaipelsjG&tta, Mateses, k,
The STEAM MOHTIIC V'Xi Si1""-
WARiiEN J. PORTZ.
Pianos an i ortuns repaired. Orders left at
21 North i' in street. Bnenandoah.nlll receive
prompt a-' i-.'.on.
M. J. LAWLOR,
Justice of the Peace
I&suranco and
Real Estate Agent,
123 E, Centre St., Shenandoah
PROPERTY FOR BALK. A bargain for a
cash purchasers. Two homes on west
Oak street. One ot eight rooms and the other
sU. Will be sold cheap. For further Infor
mation apply to
VV " M. J. LAWLOR,
121 & Centre etrtet
ager and
PiIsobi Bgbfs
J VTHIK M . . .
$ OH von Away Free t,- .
Each purchaser of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers will get a box of line candy as a
present. Large assortment of SLIPPERS for holiday presents. Nearly 500 pairs
of Ladies' fine Velvet Slippers the regular 50c sort our low price, 39c. Men's, same
grade, at 49c. Finer grades in stock to suit everybody.
Rubber Boots for children make a useful present. We have them.
Our Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Patent Tip, .at 99cj is the1 regular SI. 35 sort.
Men's Dress Shoes, 99c and $1.00, regular $1.25 and $1 50 sort.
Ladies' OVER-GAITER, 19c. Finer grade.", together with ladies' and child
ren's Legging; Come and see us at the leading shoe store of
MISCELLANEOUS.
T70H bal". A,t cost, now Backus watermotor.
P Pl,-n linn. nnmor. .Tllt frnmlllft IllO-
iory. Apply t the IIebat.d ofneo, Norm
Market street.'Shonanrtoah, Pa.
COR KENT, -A larte new Hore-room, with
IH ,A a. nvsllln. nii nallf,..
X uiuit, f;iu?o iiuiu, hiwi.. mum
Excellent business location, llcnt reason
aile. Apply to O. W, Ncwuouicr. 120 North
Main street. 10-15-tt
dr7C nn A WEEK paid to ladles and gents
d)0,UU to sell tho Kapld Dish Washer.
Wnshes and rtrics them in two minutes with
out vetting the hands. No experience neces
sary; Fells at sight; permanent position. Ad
dress W. 1. Harrison & Co., Clerk No. li, Col
umbus, Ohio.
A
MAN in every feollon at oncolofcllRtaplo
goods to dealers; no readUng; fxreri-
nce unnec.fsE.nry ; btst tlao line; flow a
month. Halnry and pjpertcs or large com
mission mnde Cufton IsoAr and MAKU
factukino COMrANY, Cincinnati, u
lu-li-iy- euaou"
SI O Af a day to KRents selling tho ltoyal
Z.Ww White Metal Plater or tafeing
oroers lor plating. Trade; secrets, formulas,
receipts, eic, iunnsncu ireu. i i:uuu uciii,
eiin make two to three thousand dollars per
year with thoKoyal Hater. Kor terms, etc.,
anaross urayK tu irmuuz nuiAs, .uiulu
bus, Ohio.
BANK ELKCTION. The annual election of
the stockholders of the Merchants' Na-
. . I ,1 1. UU.nnn. Tn .olll ,o ItolH
at the Hanking House, Tuesday, January 8lh,
Jbua, uetweeninonoursor I anai p. ni., iur
tlie purpose of olectlng tnlrteea (13) directors
to serve the ensuing vear.
12 8-oaw-6t K. B. llCNTF.n Cishier.
AEZUSBMENTS,
pmtnusoN'S theatke.
P. J. fl(UUSOXl. UAHAUEU
One week, beginning
MONDAY EVEN'G.U.4 lOtli
Tho Laugh Producers,
Mill : ':!
With LIZZIE MAY ULMER,
In Itepertoire:
Monday "Colorado"
Tuesday "Our Beselo"
Wednesday -.."Friend of tho Family"
Thursday "Mulberry Bond"
Friday "Streak o' .Lightning"
Saturday "The Starch Light"
Malluoo Saturday 1 p. m.
Sinsing nnu Dancing Specialties.
Prices, io, so, and 30 censs.
IteEorved scats at Klrlln'a drag store.
-pEItOUSON'S THEATRE.
P. J. FEnGUSON, MANAGER,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, '94.
THE COMING CHAMPION,
AND III3
RENOWNED IIIGH-0LAS3 ARTISTS.
THE REEQANH,
Comedy Stars.
DARE BROS.,
, Wonderful Gymnasts
LEW O. METTLER,
! CAMPBELL & BEARD
Mimic and Imitator.
I Musical Comedians,
BELLE BISTERS. 1
ANNIE DARLING,
Character Artiste.
Vocalists and dancers!
CONLEY AND MADDEN, Irish Comedians,
Concluding with a Merry Ono Act Comedy,
Introducing
FLTEll MAflER AND TO. 1IEMESSEV
In a Scientific Athletic Display.
Prices, 25, 50 and 75 Ceuts.
Reserved: reals at K'rlln's drug store.
Millions of Dollars
Go up In smoke every year. Take no
risks but get your houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., Insured in first-class, rella
ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agent,
120 South Jardln Street.
Also Life and Accldontal Companies
Your Stomach ; : :
'" Cahnot'stand the; same washing that
your boots do, and the water yon drink
isn't even ut, ior mat purpose, use
Loreaz Schmidt's Beer and Fort or.
JAMES SniHLDS,
Manage? Shenandoah Branch.
Hooks & Brown 11
v I
Presents for tho Old
Plush and celluloid dressing cases, boxes of writjri
paper, snavmg sets, worts, uoxus, loiiei cases, aiDumst
Also a splendid variety of dolls, blocks, games, iron toys.
China tea sets, rocking horses, celluloid novelties, wheel-
. , J 1 1
barrows, doll carriages, magic lanterns, &c, &c. Our
Christmas bargains will open your eyes. Come and be convinced.
Prices jSLlsuvcvys DES.igrla.1;.
3STo. 4 North Main
Our 21st Christmas Greeting- to the Public,
Wishing all n Merry Christmas and n Happy New Year.
Clearing Sale. All Goods to Go.
Closing out some Ladles' and Children's Hats, down from 85o to COc ; French
f elts, down lrom st.ou to tsc, ana trimmea cats i-i) cir. imiorn iiats, ouo tnmmcu.
Velvet, COc a yard up ; Plush, all colors, 35c a yard ; Velveteen, 20c a yard.
Ik ai 1 kiss to sm Room i:;
Infants' caps, S5e up ; Infants' long coats, 7Cc up to tn.00. Chrlstenintr dresses nnd 11
full line of Infants' wear. Mourning goods onr specialty. Nun's Veils, $1.23 up.
Closing out n lot of Corsets, from 81 down to 85c ; from 50c down to 40o. We will
not be undersold. Call nnd get prices..
IS.
12 G Soul2i JSCisiiaat Stroot.
M. P OOMRY
Monongaheln Whiskey,
Pure rye whiskey, XX, -Fine
Old Bourbon, XXX,
Superior Blackberry Branrti-.
Superior CoRnac Brandt
Imported Jamaica Run-
COc a qt.
n a qt.
J1.ZS u qt.
$1 a qt.
"LOOaqt.
41.50 a qt.
VUENG LING'S
lipi
S1.00 Linoleum reduced to 85 conts.
75c Linoleum reduced to G5 cens.
Floor oil cloth, 2 yards wide, 45 cents.
Table oil cloth, li yards wide, 15 cents,
75c Brussels carpets, suitable
Moquette carpetsreduced to
Isn't There a
Boy or Girl
loguelgiving full particulars about the
postal card to-day.
Wilkes-Barre Business College,
Anthracite Bulldlntr, West Market St. Wado and Williams, Prlns.
Fall-Winter Millinery
Greatest Bargains In Town.
ANNIE MORRISON
8 Easi Centre St., Shenandoah.
ED. BRENNAR,
Cor. Cherry and Gilbert St.
Finest Beers, Wines and Liquors.
IUndsome Bur rtxtures.
Best Brands of 5 and lOo toigara.
and the Young.
J 1 J 11 . N
St., Shenandoah.
. TO.I.Y. Thfi Millinflr. .
-- 9
31 South Main St.
Retail Liouof Store
.t ui . Kresh Ale, Draught Porter find Welner Beer,
not ot 6c Cigars and all 1:1c da of Tc-mpctance Drinks.
for small rooms, reduced to 50i
$1.00.
s.
In this entire replon who would like
a thorough business education? Wo
furnish tho very best at very small
mnl A If, -- n .1,1,.,, n . o TV, k .1 ,1 . 1
tUDv, All WD 1VU1U WJWUl .......iJ ...IU
address. You will then get our cata-
way we.do business. Send It in on a
Weeks' Museum,
it south Murir stkjsbz
UlrJs an 1 animals ot nil selections.
Taxidermist, Robert Murray.
Coldest and Largeit Glass of Be;r, Loncb M
Free lunch every rsornlns end evcnlns.
Jons Wbkks, Proprietor.
Q, W. Davidson, Bartender.
AND LIVERY.
13 "North Jardin Street.
mir'iM a m u-j cr i lit r
UNDERTAKING H
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