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Evening Herald
MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1995.
The Republican victories in St. Louis
tnd Chicago lust weok demonstrated
that the Cleveland Administration and
the Democratic policy are condemned by
the people with as much alacrity as they
-were last November. In Ohio the same
story Is reported the Democratic party
lias met again with a rebuke tbe only
city where it had any kind of decent sup
port being Columbus, which has been for
.years a stronghold of that party.
'Tiikre Is an old saying that "preven
tion la better than cure," and experience
proves it to be true. If the very fussy
ladles of both sexes of tho "genus" prude,
.who have lately been hounding the
'"unfortunates" from public places of
amusement although these have paid
for their seats and behaved as well as
others if these, we say, wish to provo
ithelr sincerity In their work, let them
practise prevention and avoid persecution.
JLet them cease harrying the immoral
-women who are irreclaimable, and whose
-vices are to a great degree the faults of
society aud of immoral men, and let
them strike at the root of our great social
vil. This cannot be done by adding to
Che hardships of adults, but by improv
ing our laws uud ameliorating the lives
ol the children. It is too late when social
pests have been manufactured by unjust
laws and cruel conditions, to blame them
tor the misfortune of their existence.
Rather let us place the sin where it de
servedly stands upon our own shoulder?.
We, a Christian people, rejoicing in
wealth and freedom, permit tens of
thousands of our very poor to herd like
beasts and to grow up like brutes. Our
slums are crowded with those who live,
one, two, threes or more families, In one
room, where every function of life is per
formed by nil. These frequently comprise
many grown or growlng-up youths of
both sexes. Brothers and sisters, fathers
and daughters, mothers and sons, huddled
together In the same miserable bed, every
shred of modesty stripped from each from
their very infancy, every decency of civ
iliz.ed life dally violated. And the owners
of such places of ten pocket the profitable
proceeds of these Incestuous tenements,
and then persecute the prostitutes who
Slave been born and bred there. Ah well
l&me mushrooms for growing on a
-dunghill.
TnE proper ventilation of churches is
very properly beginning to attract a rea
sonable share of public attention. That
some of our churches are badly ventilated
no one who has ever attended during ser
vice when they are crowded will dispute.
Host persons are afraid of draughts, and
vary properly, but It does not appear to
bare entered Into the minds of the masses
of church goers that there is as much
danger In churches that have little or no
ventilation as in those that are affected
with draughts. The air In an air-tight
hnrch becomes vitiated, and Is therefore
.pernicious and poisonous. Pure air has
life-giving qualities, of which it is
fobbed in such edifices by being breathed
and rebreathed many times over. It
needs not the saying that the breath of
many persons, men and women, is in the
highest degree offensive, the offenslveness
always proceeding from some disease.
Kach respiration from such mouthi and
throats carries with It Into the atmosphere
tpolsonous air, which, of course, mingles
with the atmosphere, and Is taken in
t -divided quantities Into other lunga where
it may Impart disease. A great many
iperssns never think of this danger, not to
apeak of the disgust naturally Inspired
by the contemplation of the subject,
individual oups are beginning to take the
gilace of the chalice at communion sen
.sons in quite ft number of churohes, and
jiuiely on hygienic grounds. The change
ia to be commended, though it makes the
administration of the Sacrament less im
pressive; but those familiar with the ill
foots of breathing suoh Vitiated Fir as
that sure to abound in badly ventilated
burcheu will agree that between the
-wo evils the danger from it Is very much
greater than Irom the use of the old
j&uhioned chalice.
sm" "mtSlSioot
British force movl ngto the relief of Mi-
Robertson, tlie British ngent nt Chltml,
nns nivcl nu oUKitgelfflbnt with 0,000 Swmu,
wlio ware trying, to block the MohVkund
I'nss. Tlio enemy word put to flight niter
loslnfr thirty killed by a chnrgoof cavalry.
Tho brlgado Is now at Khar, In Swat,
whoro It la awaiting tho organization of a
transport sorvlco. A considerable num
bor of fanatics from Upper Swat have
Joined Umra, khan of Jandol, who Is lend
ing tho forcos ngnlnst the British, and a
big fight Is oxpectod.
Japan's Peace Terms.
PARIS, April 8. It Is stated on rollablo
authority that Japan has proposed tho fol
lowing conditions for tho conclusion of
peaco: The Independence of Corcn, tho
cession of southern Manchurn, including
Port Arthur, the cession of tho Island of
Formosa, tho opening of Chinoso ports and
rivers to comtnorco, tho payment of an in
domulty of 400,000,000 you and tho occupa
tion of a number of Strategic points until
the indomtilty shall havo boon paid.
Clergymen Investigate aillwoukco Vices.
Milwaukee, April 8.-r-Tho Rev. Walter
J. Prtttbn, of Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church, and nnothor preacher, whoso nnmo
Is not positively known, spent nearly tho
wholo of Saturday night in a tour of tho
Mllwaukoo tenderloin district. They woro
accompanied by a woll known man about
town; nnd they saw things, Mr. Pattou
Bays, that ocllpse for moral depravity any
thing ho has ever scon, and ho has nlado
iuYostlgntions of, tho snmo kind In Chicago
nnd Now York. Thoy' also visited tho
gambling housos. Mr. PnttOn iutlmntos
thnt'tho ovldunco ho secured will bo used
In a enmpatgn ngnlnst vlco that has been
mnpped out by well known pooplo.
Exciting Scene In n'UoIglan Court.
Brussels, April 5. Thoro wns an excit
ing scono Inn lnw court hero following tho
trial of two anarchists who wero convicted
of writing pamphlets, etc., denouncing tho
military and upholding anarchy. Tho
prisonors wero quiet enough during tho
progress of tho trial, but when tho jury
returned n verdict of guilty thoy aroso
nnd in tho most vlolout langilago insulted
tho judge nnd jurymen. Many frlondsand
sympathizers of tho anarchists wero In tho
court room, and thoy joined in shouting
imprecations against tho court officials.
Tho nttompts of tho judgo to restore order
wero without avail, and tho uproar oon
tlnuedHintll gendarmes cleared tho court
room.
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lit Hung Chang's Wound Honied.
Shimososeki. Japan, April 8. Tho
wound in tho faco of Li Hung Chnng, tjio
Chlneso penco envoy, who wns shot March
21 by a patriotic fnnntic, hns now com
pletely healed. Tho bandages wero re
moved yesterday. Prince Komatsifc commander-in-chief
of the Jnpaneso army nnd
navy, will lenvo Hiroshima on Wednes
day next to establish his headquarters lu
China.
Pensioners Will Revolt.
Nashua, N. H., Aprils. Tho pensioned
soldlors np tho State Soldiers' Homo, whoso
pension money, except $3 n month, under
tho rules of tho homo, is kopt by the man-
ngoment, navo rouoiieu, stating thnt they
wlllrefuso to turnover tho money when it
comos this week, nnd that they will leave
the homo in a body if tho point is forced.
Tho directors say thnt tho rules will bo
enforced.
Dlsnstrous Hnll Storms In Georgia.
Athens, Gn., April 8. This section of
Georgin wns visited by two destructive
hall storms yesterday. Hnll stones ns largo
as hen's eggs descended and wrought groat
damage to fruit und garden plants. Tho
rain foil heavily, nnd was accompauied by
a strong wind. It is thought tho storm
will provo to bo ono of tho worst that hns
occurred in years.
Governor Alurvll Falling Ilapldly.
LAUREL, Del., April 8. Govornor Mnr
vll is failing rapidly. His factories havo
been closed down to avoid tho noise, nnd
tho streets havo also been roped off nt each
end of tho block to provont teams passing.
Good authority stntos that in all proba
bility tho end cannot bo far oil.
SIny be Killed by a Jackstone. '
POTTSVILLE, Pa., April 8. A 5-year-old
child of poorgo Manjunas, u Shonnndonh
saloon keeper, hns swallowed A cast Iron
jackstone, such as children play with,, and
is not expected to' live.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Praise services woro held throughout
Nobraska yesterday to give thanks for re
cent rain storms.
Lin Chin Fung, a son of Li Hung Chang,
has boon appointed by China to assist in
the peace negotiations.
It is foarod that John Rnokum was
burnod to death by n flro in tho Kirklnnd
blook at Northampton, Mass.
Tho mou who robbed the postofflco nt
Sprlngfleld, Ills., aro known to the au
thorities, nnd their capture Is considered
rertaln. Thoy aro nil export thlovos.
Tho mill operatives gf Provldonce, R.
t., hnvo docldod to go on strike on 'Wed
losday for n return to tho old rnto of
frages. Employers doclaro thoy cannot
lay tho prices asked.
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New York City.
Tmt CsOTAUtt
FEARING A LABOR RIOT.
fnvcrnor Worts of New Jersey, Called
Upon for State Troops.
Pehth Amiioy, X. J., April 6. Tho
Btatou Island Term Cotta company nt Spa
Springs, near hero, of which J. Edward
Addloks is president, wont into tho hands
of rccolvers a week ago. Lawyer Georgo
V. Bacon, of Jersey City, and Mr. Addtcka
were appointed temporary receivers by the
chaucellor.
Tho omployoi of tho company on Mon
day, to tho number of (W0, went on a
strike. Tho wages duo tho strikers
amount? to nearly $28,000. It was runtored
among tho strikers that thoy woro to re
ceive their wages yestorday, and thoy wero
very much auprlsed to flud tho works in
possession of tho deputy sheriffs.
wnon tno company llrstleurned that tho
strikers meant to fight for their money
Secretary Lylu notified Sheriff Servlss, of
Mlddlesox county. Ono hundred special
deputlos wero thon sworn In. Shorlff Sor-
viss himsolf appoared on tho scene Inter.
Wlion ho saw tho largo number of strikers,
and learned that thoy had thrown out
pickets and that men wero in hiding in
trenches nearby, waiting for tho signal to
attack tho works, ho bonnmo nlarmed. Ho
said his men woro not proparod to faco SO
largo a Dody ol strikers unless thoy had
firearms. Ho telegraphed at onco to tho
authorltloa at Tronton for fifty Winches
ters ana to Now York for fifty pistols and
ammunition.
Shortly after 1 o'clook Robert W. liylo,
secretary and munagor of the company,
drove up to tho works. Tho men grow
greatly oxcited, and DoputiosHoussollnud
Flaherty marchod out tho resorves thoy
had held within tho works. For hours tho
strikers and the deputies faced each other
thus on either sldo of tho Pennsylvania
railroad tracks.
Ten minutes after he arrived Mr. Lyle
rccolved a commlttoo of tho strikers. Mr.
Lyle told tho mon that tho money due
thorn was In the bank, but It could not
bo paid until certain legal matters woro
adjustpd. "If you go to work tqmorrow,"
said Mr. Lylo, "you'll bo paid for ono day's
.work tomorrow night. J.t you dcxi't go to
work you must not ' provent others from
working. Wo must open tho works at
once."
The mon retired quietly last night, but
tho sheriff fears serious trouble, and has
called on tho governor for troops.
Call for State Troops in Nexr Jersey.
jEiiSET City, April 0. Governor Worts,
of Now Jersoy, who is In this city, says
that ho has recolvod a request for troops to
suppress tho labor troublos at tho Staton
Island Terra Cotta factbry at Spa Springs.
Ho says ho will tako no action until ho can
Investigate.
To Abolish SpVlng Elections.
HAKIU8BURQ, April 0. Tho liouso wos
in a good humor yestorday and oheorf ully
granted all tho special ordors asked for by
members anxious to advance their pet
measures, The requests for this courtosy
woro so numerous as to causo Speaker
Walton to remark that senatorial courtosy
was undoubtedly predominating in tho
house, Mr. Nlckell secured u special order
for his proposition to amend tho constitu
tion to abolish spring ulcotions. Tho cal
endar was cleared of tho bills on first read
ing, aud the houso adjourned until Mon
day evening.
Charged with Larceny
Philadelphia, April 6. John O. Hauts,
for many years omployed as a pay olerk In
in tho olQcs of the paymaster of tho Penn
sylvania railroad's Philadelphia division,
is under arrost on the charge of larcony of
a sum not yet definitely ascertained, but
estimated at from iS.OOO to 1510,000. It Is
bellovod that tho monoy was tnkon in
small amounts deducted from tho salaries
of omployos on tho pretonso thnt it was to
bo used to purchase uniforms for thorn.
Hauts has hitherto borne an unblemished
reputation.
Oklahoma Terrors Subdued.
Perry, O. T April 6, From a mill
oarrlor between hero and Stillwater no.vs
was received of a fight at Gushing, O. 'i'.,
on Thursday. Charllo Wilson, Charlie
Mooro and Jack Sims, three dospera o
men, rodo into Cush,lng heavily arm d
and procoedod to terrorize tho citizens,
and raided several stores, Tho town of
floors organized a posso to toslst tho out
lows, In tho fight Sims wos shot lu tho
head and killed. Tho other two men wero
arrested and lodged, in jail.
The Motormaii Acquitted.
Brooklyn, April 6. Orlando Worth
lugton, tho Syraougo (N. Y.) motormiui
charged with manslaughter in the geooml
degree, the claim being that tho car opcr
uted by him knocked down, ran over and
killudSuiuuiil Urashley, aU-year uldhuhoul
buy, was yestorduy afteruuon ni'jultted
und dlbi-hnrgud. Worthlnytun came hire
nt the timo of the strike tu take the phico
ut a striking uuiou motormau.
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TRAGEDY AT A CHURCH DOOR.
Worshipers nt Wichita Witness a Wlf
Murdoi' and Suicide.
Wichita, Kan., April 8. A horrible
tragedy occurred on tho steps of tho Lin
coln Street Christian church as tho con
gregation woro walking out of tho church
after the services woro over about noon
yesterday. On tho sidewalk in front of
tho church Walter Scott fired a bullot Into
tho brain of his wifo, and sho foil at his
feet a corpse. While tho people stood
aghast at tho terrlblo deed Scott placed
the muzzlo of tho revolver In his mouth
and sent a bullet crashing into his brain,
add fell dead almost within reach of his
wife's arm. At tho sight of tho bloody
tragedy two or three women fainted and
much excitement provallod. Whon . Mm.
Scott was" shot sho was walking out of
tho church with her brother. Mr. and
Mrs. Scott were married about two years
ago, when sho was 17 and ho 19. Thoy
separated about a yearago. Scott returned
to Wichita a weok ago. Ho wont to
church yesterday, and as ho walked out
asked his wlfo if sho would return to him.
and upon her refusal sent a bullet Into
her brain.
Klllml by a .Single Illmv.
La Porte, lhd., April 8. A murder was
committed hore yesterday, tho vie :!m be
ing Henry Fnbenheim, n houso painter,
aged 35 years, whi(se death resulted from
asiuglo blow of hbs father-in-law's fist.
Fabunheim had a long fuio terrorized Ills
young wlfo, being especially1 ?:iisiyo when
drinking. About 1 o'clock yd&trjlny
morning, while intoxicated, Lo went to ifta.
homo, where both fa'mllies llvo In a double
houso. He nt onco commouced to abuse
his wifo, and finally choked her. Her
screams awakened Jier father, Jacob Ott,
and as ho entorcd Jhe door sho warned him
to bo careful, as her husband wns armed
with a hammor. Without further ado
Ott struck him a powerful blow In tho
head with hi-- fist, knocking him senseloss.
He soon revived, howover, but commenced
to Bpit blood, and died in a fow hours.
Itun Down on n Railroad Hrlilce.
Philadelphia, April 8. Georgo It
Wlnflold, aged 35 years, was struck and
Instantly klllod by a Reading railroad
train yesterday. Winfleld and a compan
ion named' William Hambo, followed by
an unktiown man and woman, w6ro cross
ing tho Domino Lauo railroad bridgo, on
tbe outskirts of tho city, whon a train ap
proached. Thoy all stepped on tho south
bound track only to find another train
bearing down on them. Bambo leaped to
the ground, a distance of thirty feet, and
escapod with slight Injuries, and tho man
nnd womnn' saved tholr lives by scramb
ling over the railing on to one of tho piers
of tho bridgo, but Winfleld became bewll
dorod nnd wns run down.
AMUSEMENTS.
-ERGUBON'S THEATRE,
P. J. FERQUSOH, MANAGER.
One solid week, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 8th, 1895.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
J. NUGENT S
METROPOLITAN COMEDY CO.
In the Following Repertolr:
Monday Evening , "The Fugitive"
Tuesday Evening "East Lynn"
Wednesday Matlnee..."Kanchon the Cricket"
Wednesday Evenlng.r. "A Royal Pardont'
Thursday Evening "Lost in London"
Friday Evening.... "Fanchon the Cricket'
Saturday Matinee "East Lynn"
Saturday Evening "Little Ferrett"
Prices, io, 20, aud 30 cents.
ifltlnee Prices : 10 cents to all
parts of the house.
Reserved Beats at Klrlln't drag store
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do. and the water yon drink
Isn't even fit tor that purpose. Use
Loronz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah 'Branch.
J iHSSIuJIKj llipuiVVBVBj Wti)
Tie STEAM BEMITIIIE C0fl hXifilnH
SALLIE DEAN'S I
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Startling Dfjvolppmo'iits in Mary
land's Latest Tragedy,
HER S0E00L TEA0HEE AERESTED.
It la Chargod Thnt He Wns the I'rlnclpul
In tho Murder of Pupil, Who Wn
Kilted to 1'revont Her Testifying Agalnitt
' Illm.
Baltimore, April 8. Grant Cochran,
tho school tonchor of Salllo Dean, tho 14-ycar-old
girl who was outragod and mur
dered, was arrested by Baltimore dotoc
tlves near Hormony, Caroline county, and
brought tp Baltimore. It is understood
thnt Cochran's arrost was brought about
through a statement In tho nature of a
partial confession mndo by Marshall 1C.
Prlco to Chlof of Pollco Froy. Cochran, sii
far as known, has mitdo no statomout.
Tho pollco seem to think they havo a case
against both men, but surround It with
an air of mystory.
Cochran is about 30 years old and pop
ular in tho county. Ho Is said tj, navo
boon on vory friendly tornis with tho Dean
family.
1$ Is oharged that Price and Cochran
met tho girl on her way ttf schOoJ nnd at
tempted to assault li'or In n lonely spot.
Sho called the men by name nnd said sho
would expose them ns soon, as she reached,
homo. Thon It was decided to kill tho
girl. ' Brloo says that Cochran was tho in
stigator ofjtho crlmo. Both of the accused
aro woll connected.
At tho request of tho county authorities
Deteotlves Gault and Seibold were sent
down to holp solve tho mystory. Thoy
soon spotted Marshall E. Prlco, a Sl-yoar-old
blacksmith of Harmony, who had
served on tho coroner'B jury nnd had
shown rcmarkablo eagerness lu ovory way
to holp find tho murderer. Tho detectives
encouraged him to talk, and took him
about with thorn.
Ho told thorn that ho had been so en
grossed on tho subject of tho crlmo that he
had dreamed pf It moro than onco. Tho
last timo ho dreamed of it was Tuesday
night. Thon, in his sloop, a vision of tho
sceno camo over him, and very divply im
pressed him. It was very vivid. He told
how ho, following tho mysterious imagina
tion of ills sleep, in company with ono of
tlio searchers, had walked,dlroctv, to the
spot and dug up tho knife a long, keen
and dangerous weapon;- with blood still
upon It with which tho child's throat was
cut. '
Ho spoko also of other articles which
had beon burled by tho murderer, Inclnd
ing a llttlo pioco of ribbon which Salllo
Dean woro that fatal day. Ho had found
these, he said dramatically, aftor 3,000 per
sons had searched the ground over and
obtained no clow. In his statement fur
ther on ho bocamo oxcited, made an ap
parent blunder, and, turning deathly pale,
would havo fallen, but ono of tho officers
presont in tho magistrate's room caught
liim. Ho had beon seized with a slight
fainting spoil, aud Dr. Enoch Georgo was
hastily called In. Prlco then resumed his
statement, which boro little relevancy, oc
casionally protesting his Innocence
The dotootlves thou formally mado the
affidavit, charging "Marshall E, Prlco
with having murdered Sarah E. Dean on
tho 0th day of March," and Sheriff Georgo
H. Berry toolc him to jail. When tho news
of tho arrest was circulated publio fooling
ran high, nnd tho detectives determined to
hurry their prlsonor to Donton. Tho talk
cat - tctho cars of Mrs. Price, tho pris
oner's young wlfo, but In no way has her
faith lu him faltered. Sho Insists on going
to Denton wlflj her husband and tho
officers lndulgod hei
When finally sho bocamo convinced that
ho was actually arrested'for tho crime, tho
youug wlfo, who Is but 19 yiirs old, broke
down, but maintained her faith in hor
husband's lnnoconco.
New York's Indicted Official.
New Yohk, April 8. Tho park cpmmis
sloners and pollco officials lndlcted'by tho
grand jury were arrostcd and taken o po
lice headquarters. Geofge C. Clatisen,
the brewor: Nitthan Straus, tho million
aire dry goods man, and A. H. Tnppon, a
lawyor and a rich man, woro Admitted to
ball In $1,500. As park commissioners thjoy
nro accusod of permitting the city to.bo
cheated on contracts for asphalt pavliig-
roucu iuptniu ivuineii was uu.muwu iv
ball at $10,000 under o charge of bribery!.
Patrolmen Cassid'y, Miller and Thrally
woro bailed out at ?3,000 each. Thoy weroV
dntion. Ex-Suporintondent Brady, of tho
building department, had to furnish a
bondsman at 10,000. Ho also Is Indicted
for bribory and ulso for accepting unlaw
ful gratuity.
A Hoy Shot from Ambush.
Asiieville, N C April 8. Ernest
Sumner, a boy, was shot from amlmsli
eight miles from hero and instantly killed.
Charllo Wost, another "boy, was filled with
shot from the samo charge that killed
Sumner. Tho boys woro riding double- on
n horso within 175 yards of tho house' of
Josso Sumuer. West, It Is foarod, Is foj
tally injured. Josso Sumner is uuder ar
rost, suspected of tho crlmo. All tho par
ties are well known, and of good and well
to do families.
Chicago's Police Chief Realgns.
CniCAuo, April 8. Superintendent of
Police Bronnan tondorcd his resignation
to Mayor Hopkins, nnd tho latter has ap
pointed Assistant Superintendent IClploy
to tho vacant position. Disagreement
with the pollco commissioners over tho
dlschargo of olghty-flvo extra men, whom
Superintendent Brennnn wished to retain
on tho foroo, Is supposed to have caused
tho resignation. '
A l-rouame ouuuay juuruer ift llayonne.
BAYONNK, N. J., Api-Yl 8 Dlodrlch
Garbo, a saloonkeepor jfo East Twenty
second street and Vjbusklrk romi, on
Constable Hook, tWa cjty, was stabbed so
severely yesterdiwjTby Patrick Sheehan,
Who resides In tlj0 adjoining houso, that It
is thought ho wjfntU0. It is said tho as
sault was unprovoked.
Christians iJfot Endangered lu ByrliK
Paius, Apri 8. Oillolnls of tho Turkish
embassy heE0 Bay with rcferenco to tho
dispatch of American warships to Aloxau
dretta and -fcvdana, Syria, that thore is no
truth whatt')Vl,r jn tho report that a mas
jacro of Cf jrutlaus Is Impondlug. They
declare, on Uhe contrary, that perfect order
prevulls lu ryriiv. '
A NeW' yorjt I'ostolllco Itobhfld.
Tnoy, N. iy , Apiil H. Tho postoffloe at
Waterford, " Saratoga county, was visited
by thieves SutVrday uiifht. Tho safo was
blown opoa and- woMn 0f stumps and
a small amount c ,t monoy wn3 tllk(m
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120 South Main Bt.
DR. A. A. SEIBERT-
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Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR DEALER,
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Agent for D..G. Yuenglltg & Son's celebrated
Beer, Porter Ales etc.
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