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|give scope of sotion for labor or- i Pann be evidently 4 disposition on oo TH. ts ONLY TWO lee PARTON ORY S00. =. ganizations, besides the espousing of|the part of the mlver Democratic 1 ‘ POE Tey At" |any particular political doettine, by] Senators at Washington to prevent which act they become merely auxil-| the confirmation of Cleveland's nomi- WHE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, | jiaries to some political —party,| nation of Francis for Secretary of the . ; 310 BROaDWAY. al Labor organizations should en-|Toterior, It is to be hoped that the BRR deavor to secure the passage of laws) Republicans will eee to it that no OF CINCINNATI, oftt0 la- l Democrat is rejected i Se J u ameliorating the condition of the la-| sound money Oe Now Fall Styles. up. is boring classes, laws looking to eight| simply because of his financial views. | Qommenced business in 1867. This company ‘ ents. hos cus ton inet: gape cmap owt! propLe aND EvEsTS. — | gives more attention to making good results to Harbour’s Great Slaughter Sale calt, Trily toe, only lGerhinn ‘ol dhiidren Gerleg. heure — its policysholders, than to piling up an enor- ~ THE DAILY SUN eerie io ic reboots are’ in seee{. A Lancaster firm shipped 13.0501 moug new business, and from the standpoint Suecb-Tohing tb biets Montes tes SB3.5O FU hye special atvenon to ean when tha public schools are in ses-) , * Hancnsler iri ® “pete . of safety and economy is the most successfully Christmas, All Sizes, All Widths from © to EB Pad Depal nana will &] sion, The position of the laboring 38. . mag general news, , a fall itty rithout Fe Le: ton silver men have perfect- ~~ | dignity. ‘The allied influence of all e largest land : ‘ THE WEEKLY SUN Robt. G. Evans is the largest lan . vi ‘ te devoted to the intereass of our country pat-|the various organizations should be] owner in Boyle county D OHNS All Carpets and Remoants of Car- Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s _ . roman rULte tieping ite renter posted |hrought to bear on trusts and com-| ‘The “Courier-Journal” acknow!- Ameriean-G German Bank 2am Gen, Agent. | peting and all Mattings and Flour ; oa Sil politcal afairt 804 topes we sa doe |binations, ‘These are but a few offedges the logs ,of 50,00) subscrily- | Cloths will be put on sale Monday at Shoes Exclusivel ear iaic ot the Rational, el ; jess than cost of manufacturing the questions that should engage the | ers. a All Novelt } a A, “ “ There wef content ove Novelty Dress Patterns left will YES “3p " ~ CORRESPONDENCE. attention of labor organizations ; and FP be ses Goesnahooe roteee ipo P. » F. I A | ae | Y be sold at astonishingly low prices LATEST STYLES, POPULAR PRIO) aphttecte femurs of, the week seuion offnot the preseribing of one great po- | ie Ni ’ , Why not buy a nice dress for your ; “ ~ FT ee earn aurecert|titical party, or the endorsement of} *. : —- mother, mother-i ter and sis. M » . S . is Ee Baier rishin'the imie of sua iret, the principles of some one platform. vianreaa tr api yey We . Lib. —-I8 HBADQUARTERS FOR—— \ , ter-in-law, while you can save enough it S n Ss i. 1¢ ICS, 2 i 5. .. ‘ th ailroad from Morehead to West Lib. F ; / in the price to buy the linings and . ADVERTISING. Thie radical departure from the} erty. Holiday Groceries, Fa trimming ALL NEW GOODS. " Rates ot sdverysing will be made known on |original iden of labor organizntions| Mrs, Jo Martin, who was horribly f ial / 27 in. black satin, for skirts, 85e, § Saenter ——| tends to breed a widespread distrust] burred near Bowling Green, died of Fruit Cake Materials, former price $1.25. Trilb fe) OMcs, Standart Block, 118 Norih Fourthlin the efficiency of the organization | her injuries. Apples and Oranges 24 in. black satin, for skirts, 6ge.,] #TUDY, rient and Razor Toes. pe to accomplish its real work in life. Kentacky papers report much sick- ppies ges, former price $1.00, a —==— ——— ness. The grip seems to be preva- ack toille silk, 850, former a Subscription Rates. Ir is possible that the Illinois Cen- | leat over the state. Fresh Canned Goods, &c. ptice, $1.10. Daily, per annum..........8 ‘3 tral railroad has reached a solution! Uncle Sam will take cranberries HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. rs y a taffetta 55, former Ladies’ and Gentlemen’ $ et ees 25) of the labor problem, or at least has| With his turke whether it pleases the eS ss i. Daily, One month, 4.1 40 i ,)) | Sultan or Weyler or not. Telepnone 119. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts. |, 22 i plain and fancy bengaline, Sally! per'week.evsss+ss+ 10 cents [evolved a plan whose tendency will| SWianor esler ot BOL | elepmone 119, | 500, former price 61.00 RESTAURANT Weekly, per annum in ad- be to reduce the number of strikes. | pet ae irod a heaphal and - = ‘ Extra line of silk and velvet at i g vance ++ 1.00} The operatives are permitted to buy! Ktiled all ihe inmates. , We Make | #t prices to close, ott: apna be stock in the company and itis esti) ‘Phe city of Richmond covers 2,010 ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY a Specialty of denser pris Pag aa Elegant Place. Everything First-class 1s ig j ) rr rs | pated that one-fourth of their 22,-/ acres anda mighty good farm was H nieces fine ’ spoiled when the town was laid out, High Grade Niele dhe Annie vl r Work. lormer price 25e to 3d« THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1896. | 000 operatives are now shareholders force toarray| _ It is hardly probable th: All Valls, Orientals, Sis and Pl Presiden, > will be a tie between the Republican | The possession of but a small allot-| y..496 John C, Chenault is in re- sound money senators’ on one sie | ment of the stock arouses in the man | eeint of a letter from Mr. W. J. Bryan BRUCE’S STUDIO former price 85¢ | and all the Democratic senators aurl|a feeling of proprietorship. To | who thanks the Richinond editor for] 149 @ ‘Thind Street “leet mt iste anes W A “it _ a former price $1.00. e ‘ y y silver Republicans on the’ other side | certain extent the road becomes his| his support in the late election. n The six Republican fis. cali own. In the case of a contemplated , President Clevel: nd may not inter- Rh ae white un pdried shirts " r to the Republi- e he e sily put himself in| fere with the Cuban slaughter but 38, former pri MANUFACTURER OF— can caucus and the Democratle cau-|the mental mood of the large stock-| Euroyean power will be allowed to / 42c, former price 6c, -X EBRATED Gus has barred the sound money |holder and he finds that the gulf be-| take a hand in it. Having baked a large lot of very fine A large broken lot of men's Under- Fumar, Turn-Verein, **Co, Q,”" Jap and Midget Havana Democratic senators from atten-| tween the capitalist and the laborer President Cleveland had one fine wear, ask to see them : eatin Rice eel oe ETT OF E, S, renames h, n + CIGARS © Cloth at unheard of prices, look at : Strictly Havana fi HAND MADE —_—_ This is a tremendous cult aba . " my ‘liable | Cleveland loves ‘‘a deficit,” for he low Slip Lace at co le HE SENATORIAL SITUATION. | against strikes, it is the most reliable | Cle i a tee Blip Lace ot cost aad lose hg the next congress the stoate| safeguard that the company now has, | "il! not have one as long as he can Cl an Layee Tech, pple ced iataahaaa 10 doz. white laundrifd shirts 42¢, ’ borrow money. GRAPHS for the Holidays is at former price 75e. 5 doz. white laundrigl shirts, 5¢ al ; dance. 5 er me 2, who| Weyler’s blue pencil was crossed over ; tonal groups:—Sound money FR /The hojger of one share, who| wad Wee Hot allowed torhe pal our Jackets and children's w ia filler publicans, and silver Republicans may also =be = drawing ~— but lished fn Havana. We can offer you same for less money than you can make The prices named on mattin I am carrying the largest and most select stock of Imported and Do- i sound money Democrats and silver awo dollars a day on the road, is 88) 4) ret ig pelng‘iede by the them at home. We also have a fine line of all kinds of carpets should close the entire line in | Ue Pipes in the City a Democrats, There is a slight bond |fruly a capitalist as the man whose | yoople of Russellville and other towns BREAD AND CAKES. nee 6OLO- BUG and 16 TO | Silver Mounted Pipes are Beautie between the two factions of the Re-| holdings mount up into the millions. | along the Memphis braoch to have and ready to tave you money The latter are Novelties Have al : d , ’ ¢ Novelt e also an immense lot of Publicans on the tarift question, but |The source of pride and proprietorship Jan extra train run from Bowling F, KIRCHHOFF. |"! cossre. ye. 8KiN9 Todaceos. ease lt ot Caatng and bs how Vases, Counters, Shelv- It will pay you to call and examine my entire stock, an impassable gulf on the currency jis there. Itis barely possible that Teen oO bah ville tie SOUTH SECOND sraxer PMc engl fa°-| the plan of President Stuyvesant Fish| | Major Cirujeda, the assassin of wi question between the two the labor | Maceo, has had a big promotion. He ~ = > eres of he) Demnereive cease /imay be the poleitod oF perhaps, will feel that he has been | © there is also an impassable galf on / question, the one practical test re-| paid for lying, and will keep it up. cones onanacrenisrics, | — | the money question and @ sort of / quired to show that co-operative rail-|[t would be difficult for a man to fall | M°™SN*™* '" New ork @ Fon-Loving | | E B HARROUR agreement on the subject of rjading is a success; and if co-oper- | lower. Fas, Chinese are fun-loving peoples | Us ' free trade or tariff for revenue only. | ation can be successfully introduced| An exchange remarks: ‘The old their general air of in | | 317 Broadway The Republi can not come to-|in railroad ownershyp, it certainly | drunkards are dying rapidly.” But panos a ped snes te pate | 4 gether without a compromise and the | ean in nearly all other large busi- [Here seems to be a surplus of re- ibrough tbe feasin fa aiaae | — ' Salah aceie Deodhiatsn: tlh baes | ceases ) cruits from the young drankards.| gan laughing wotil he ia » ‘i z : Are they your boys? They are |puiling cues, stealing hats, and d . to make the concessions if any are ,, [eomebody’s boys. (sree peverlgn prods et meg j 0) ore the cit, made. This they cannot afford to| A questiow is now before the city A Kentucky hunter killed a hawk | other. I recently heard a great oc y}council in regard to the letting out] with an iron beak.—Louisville Post, |™tlon in Doyers street on @ hot Sun- ay afternoon when the street was ee do for any concession on the money a V "4 question would be suicide. The | of the street repairing as a whole to] And the reporter who furnished this|2°% § eS ‘e eame is true of the two divisions of | the lowest bidder. * This is a propo-|news has an iron gall.—Richmond [tropic parted hastily to the aan |p Pantagraph. Or @ cheek of brass.—| opty to find one man, the butzef another | ¢ 4 } the Democratic Senators. The Re-| ition that should be passed upon tagrs - ic si only after‘due and careful consider. | Houisville Post, man's joke, trying to getfaway trom ith | bi we in y on Your best corn ai ed. Phun ‘em this » distill and in the stath. \Mail orders given special Jags, Boxps and bottles furnished 120 South Setond Street RR22 20000 Ihas anything in the Grocery fj Hi { f publican and Democratic silver forces If arrangements can be made with pursuer, while about 500 laughing yi are in perfect accord on the money| ation. When a contract is made it} 1 onion Chillicothe, Dayton, Spring. |™en Joined In the fun, and finally ade | ‘The hiarin | Whiskey sros' ly question and are willing to sactifive | ay be made for a year andis a most) Geld and Hamilton, O., and Mays-|™!vistered good-natured justice to the [ecmes from the vast a:goant of any other issue to secure the feec| decided innovation in the manage-|ville, Ashland and ‘Paris, Ky., there) ferPetrater of the Joke. At another limpure, green, dodtoyed stuff coinage of silver. ‘The silver forcés| ment ot municipal affairs. The|will be made an interstate baseball |gudden outers aud ceutiting oreheud | With whieh the markt is flood- mis 2 ~y will] present council has made a most en- | leegue. and the running of scores of feet . . Pa are obstructionists, Their policy will] I ge in ated 7 Mee neat [ed When you want's perfectly lke vecedngg, eeragl i xd by the) A Havana paper says: ‘The|ran into the hall, fearing thatthe build |v". ued eu, Hy : & 6 be to delay legislation by tacking [¥iable record and ” regarde fi i, United States sentte is fudnier than |ing was on fire, and with e sickening | PUre article for home and medic- Our entire stock of Ladies’ abt Cutidren's silver riders on every important piece | People as a strictly business body. It inal use you will find it in our nai gli ashy vl dread at my heart for the Italian chil- you January prices now, offer “ 4 Christmas pantomime.” Wait un- : 4 3 | Of legislation pertain ng to domestic should not pass any measure which) «ij the United States senate gets| ive? in Hethany Sunday school, which Tfamous OLD BATTLE AX at $2| °%:*?%! nase te bay ein, op " a eg as then fn sesion he mission _ * tation Arment ata feat r affairs. The sound money Demo-|is s§ch a radically new one as the| through, and it may not seem so fun-| "yon, | caw e man coming done {per gallon. “eo . cratic senators are broadminded and | provagition under consideration, un- | ny for Spanish assassins, stairs and asked bim what was the mat- SCHWAB Liquor co. | Dress rar ids ieee aera SePeecwe sD conservative patriots and business | til thelgnatter has been thoroughly in- W. R. Cook, of Lincoln county, is |ter With a shrug of infin dain, 5 ; fi , vestigated. The letting out of the| Atinking of the bitter cup. Besides|he remarked: “On, my people too glide! the half cannot be t : $ | P-T0-DATE GROCER | be é street repairing to the lowest bidder|®,Uttle daughter who is at the point /muchee laugh,” and passed on his way. » LJ of the tariff, but recognize that we street repairing of death with pneumonia, his wife | it ¥#* only a school-boy joke played by Rem 1 must have a suficent revenue tarif, | akes ouffof the hands of the councilland the rest of his children, seven in |°8* ETOUP oF men on another, fllowed Ovaly... / a What is now the daty and the best| for # specified time the contract of|number, are down with the measles. | ang Janghter, and the inceauant clatter 1 le an! Provision Line that you men. They are devoted to a reform | ALL KINDS Of FRESH MEATS anv\ dykrers AL- WAYS ON HAND. Telephone 124, 437-441 §, Thirdsst. te DREE0000-00000000009 I have from i Street. 1 buy iny shoo! shop to ¥14/Court f course of the Republicans? Upon the city streets. It makes the con-/ Wm. Leforce, formerly of Whitley |9f wooden soles on board floors, m q - | 7 er" * 7 as been acquitt of mur-|™* think of “pandemonium let loose.” the question of currency legislation | tractor the sole judge, not perhaps | county, ha 1 r & ? ler at El Keno, Oklahoma. Mr. Som the keenest and purest hu- 4 of | de eno, Jahoma. wt: Lt) ce sah tous af the wntled extn T Second-Hand Sho: Glothing in theory, but actually so in fact, the sound money forces of the senste forve killed a man some months have ever heard have fallen from the yl are practically agreed. Minor differ-|the amount of repairing that the/and the evidence showed that the|piv® vet, heard have fallen se : ences there may be, but they wil]| streets may need. The amount of | deed was done in self defense. Perce ao yd ated Repairing Shoes @ specialty = easily be adjuste pon the sub-| repairs that the streets will receive} ‘There was but one muziler case on|temptuous look with which a Ch ¢ ject of the tariff the way is not so/ during the life of the contract will/the docket of the Edmonson circuit/m4n once — “Melican man sa’ Chas. Handkerchiefs = x ‘ , f ; : {court that of Charley Page. the|(underetand) Chinaman alle same Are always acceptatfe cui } clear. A. bill should, however, be |depend wholly upon the amount of court. that of Charley Page. the|Timymaml Ohman le ar Are always acceia ; »| .. NOW WE ARE ALL FOR . | “Sa. drafted that will be moderate, that | % ¢ - oe . cle ey that the contractor hopes ‘ean man alle sam aman r lear money " @ con! ~~ ’ Pes! the Irish peddier, near i por harley A naman e l o. 4 . * PEBtigat and bee = t | will furnish protection —_in| to make out of his job. The idea is| distillery some time HS Ulliones gee ot cone eee J all the ne weap idgan and better vaines ® } those cases where it is obvious that/a new one and is worthy of most] resulted in his being given five years|pugiliem, but merely inewns that Ina |, ro such legislation will be for the best| careful thought, and the city council | in the penitentiary battle of wits the China “sting > x ~L Hes’ white embe ins in i W. B. Fisher, of Bardwell, al-|through” the Ame: 1 will f andhereieta, They are | / loped edge Handker ‘ Ww |enjovs hunting as well ss chan aie at repartee, and their black 406 BROADWAY. J Suastes eet eee © have fought the good fight, the battle is over, and the eyes will sparkle with amusement and ’ vivlory Won; now for PROGRESS, PROSPERITY y a interests of American laborers, and | should be very cautious in its action euouc thet cs ; “ fle 1 hough about iv 8 jo! come out o: lop side i also that will furnish the needed | The proposition certainly is # pecu- 8 Dat sigty-Rve year uer end I revenue. In other words the tariff| liar one. Jot eighteen, and he is never better , fan if ton deme Gk aud PEACE, Come down to basineas and eome to ; pment and . ‘ * i se _— o Baya je i or when should be remodeled with the sole | Pleased than when he finds @ gang of | hey start tho ball rolling among them ————_— aim of benefitting American wage ‘Tue strength of theinsurgent forces | wild turkeys. A few days since he elves ! dwell together for years in the | FO An Easy Shave earners and raising revenue. We | in Cuba is well shown by the fact found a large drove and succeeded in| 1 | that within the past three weeks 25000) bringing down a couple of the finest, |same apartments, happy and comfort- believe the Republicans can make able, They minister to one a ish ; ble, They minister to one another In or Stylish Hair Cut sickness, bury a relative or neighbor ~- DORIAN’S FOR—— | wew troops have landed in Cuba to ~. concessions to sound money Demo: | = ) : ae " re thing so ge mv crats that will result in the framing | "ht for Spain. Weyler has had ev- pe colds oF pd ce Madi [when dead without calling on pubtie 10 TE and passage of a bill satisfactory to| ¢rything that he wanted In the way) babies as Dr. Bell's Pine ‘lar Honey. |e relative aewne ee shetg ts cane ot 7 y 1 Dry Goods and Fine Shoes te Letty Dr |r et rent. ber hegre Sac Las BRYAN BLRBER SHOP Ladies’ Shoes, Men's Shoe: ‘ es’Shoes, Men’s Shoes , ’ - strained her credit to the utmost ten-/in the head and gives sweet, refresh=]people—these much derided people- to the wage earners at large. . 1 th sion, But all have failed; and now| ing sleep. It is pleasantly sweet to] #pend hours together in one another's 405 BROADWay Table Linens sani Towels, Hoster Misses Shoes, Children’ 8 Shoes . > All concessions and all overtures | ; a the taste. Any child will take itand|*Partmnents, conversing together, eat . on the part of the Republican ma. | Cowardly murder has been tried, anc a Se Te. Any che wil Peep vetoct yr appr Nps aa rnd ok Pertumery, Purses, fable Covers, Portier . as ore, 04 ggists sell @ mes smoking the | p nf i Lace Curtains, Rugs,! Wrappers, Skirts i, jority should be made to the sound| While itn complied its Laos il” Mie gale ly Gobleshioene & tong weter-pipe, always with # pot of Nice Bath Rooms ‘In Connection Kens Scien eben tte | I adie s’ and Mens’ a money Democrats, and to them alone. | PUrpose, it was worth a dozen vic-| Walk Meaming tea between them. In two Photo Frames, Paper Knive 3) © ‘Any advantage purchased at the ex. [ores for the Cubans, ae) ey froups, but newer yet have 1 found SG Furnishing Goods, r a i it - these men drinking Nquor togethe: 0 ines, Building Blocks oo nse of a concession to th | Pe A nace & g liquor together. * 6 Block to, Teale wh bo Coeisons pee ais bade Ue As dadead ih oiidaaiie Yor Botpede Tous, tek wondertud T have found them playing cards— Sas wat Bibles, Prayer Books, &e, S v remedy, his K the size [07 | sometiines, bi not al 8, oi »| + L a in need of missionary work abe; vt aly al son es on ne, bat 2 ace embliogt wai ae ' ' We “ it he , as well as good wishes of every friegid and \ THE FEDEKATION’S MISTAKE, |clection returns of that state show|Bois & Co's and’ all drug stores, | instruments, which are us to palin and every!oly else, Honest value and square dealing teed Tux American Federation of Labor | that ‘Jeff Davis received 86 yotes,’’ | Office 110 South Third street, them, however much they may Inck of Staple and Fancy il 1 V6 0 tate hail F now holding its sixteenth annual | We knew that Arkansas was behind —— melody to othey care; or have found oll . , JOHN J, DOBIAN, convention at Cincinnati, bas shown| the times when we heard Governor Reliable Rub pool ety ly Boge ergy Bn Bog: Canned Goods of All Kinds, Cppysiie Lang ereeeene HOA DY, - conclusively that it is a political or-| Jones make his plea for Bryan and| ,) yg paar AyDPrues, water bot-|repeat T have never found the Free delivery tall parts of the city. A les, bulb syringes§ atomizers, ete,,| Ing liquor, or in any degree under the ‘ ganization, dnd has outlived its use-|repudiation during the late cam-| gre carefully selecthd. Que sock ig] intluence of ntexanne et . Tth and Adama, ys fulness as-a labor organization. The} paign, but we were not prepared for! always complete. The Chinaman celebrates his wed a - . ‘ . source of strength of labor organiza-|sueh a showing of mossbackism as Oxutscuranden & Wacker, [UP pot by a drunken carousal, but) When You Want Something 7 . 7 by the finest feast that his ketboo! 9 ; ‘ion in the past has been the fact that [that the people of Arkansas should| Fifth aud Hroadway Druggists, | tn command, to which pot only bieine | PURIFY YOUR BLOOD, V o/ Herth Biiih Byoet, . were not partisan in their affilia-| ‘actually be voting for the hero of the remo mediate relatives are invited, but all} REGULA Patten Hopes, they P . y Wanted Agents, - , & YOUR LIVER > ‘. tions. But the American Federation | lost cause at this stage of the game.’’| Male and fomyle to take orders for} *) te ne ai wot claim of fiend AND ERADICATE ALL y,! “ty of Labor, by its action in unseating f acne Fredonia washer, Address Box 43,| reoentty felt te Matt chet eee POISON FROM THE SYSTEM ? 4 a Delegate Pomeroy, of Chicago, has A CANNON - Saas acne ¥ enclose stamp for berm: * re large asts In as many bod bad HALLS BLOOD REMEDY, In— 4 al Jberence to|shvot the base ball over the base anc — + - aurante, entertaining several hundr HALL MEDIC 4 openly declared ts ad j Hickory Stove Wood, people at egch, before he had gone the | HALL MEDICINE CO., 4 { Bryanism and its intolerance of the] to take the place of the piteher. This! yor nice stove wood telephone 29, | Mur ot his acquaiutauces and felende Papvcan, Ky, rade Bicycl q ce of any one who does not|cannon will shoot a curve any Way!) per load. if, | Yet this man was not one of the most ——= . icycle Sundries presen i DSPerous One hild’s birthd ent for Odell Typewriter, Price $% hold the same view, Pomeroy’s of-|that the gunner or pitcher may de- Omto Riven SroKE anv Rim Co.| ike ine eeletentcd oie birthday ts R. M, McCUNE, 106 BROADWAY Agent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40.9f Suitable for Ministers, Doe- fonse was that be worked and yoted/sire, We are not informed how the we" * wife entertaining her friends in’ the Plain and x ius See aad . tors, Lawyers, Teachergfand in reach of all, h this cannon shot, femily home, while her husband enter- ¥ " pains — . The Ouly Exclusive Bicycle in the C tor McKinley. catcher is to cate! A hustler who undgrstands soliciting, | (2/2! fe Give us your laundry if you want OT SRA Ot ae he City. From September 1 . a friends at his place of busi- | Ornamental y 7eF to December 1 is the BEST SEASON fe "pom ; There are great and vital questions | but he will probably be encased in] Apply 115 North, Fourth neas-on be @ pabite pesteltamh. ticles first class work sud promp* le-/ call and see OUR WHEELS and get ee WE invite you to which should consume the jime and] armor plate. oor, FP, Clark, in Century, 224 Court St. PAINTER,! very, LR PURYE oer L EAR, Manager, ~~ ae! i P: 4

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