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JESSl kv. as w. 'iVT73L i MASONIC TEMFLK. I FRIDAY, NOV. 22.

Iw rha i h.rmlnr pastoral comedv i drama V'The Night Before i Christmas." So'' pure, 6 so beautiful. Price 2GC, tOo nd 75c. Beatlale Wednesday. Zitffr'fWI v' FORT WAYNE MORNING JOURfJAL GAZETTE, a 5 ii. riitr FRIDAY.

NOVEMBER 22, 1901. 'f 4, Rtr f' MASONIC TEMPLE. fAf'URDAY MATINEE AND. NIGHT NOV. 23.

WM.Au Drady'a production of the Fitch "lover's Lane." Matinee Children 25c adults, COO. tt Vv Iignt to t.u. MASONIC TEMPLE. MONDAY, NOV. 28.

''James (brother of Jesse James' of ths famous James boys ot Issourl), iu EM "AWrnfcc hA lloCArf TO fvuo ffW i SSc. BOc and 75o. C. 1 aMSfeaaBBaM.aBBHaJMaaaBMBMaaaaasaBaBiBBMSaBaBiBBBBBBBaaBaB WEHAVE A FEW EXTRAORDIN IWII ARX BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER. EA MWK Quality, slJH.u wiwnug.

uu Hfu, arUrtlO designs. Embossed gilt and cartridge, papers In all shades with I.ia borders' and ceilings to Tnese rwlll attract all Irtrers of' the neautl Ijft f.fnV who' hate a grain of economy oom Dinea witn ronnea inaie. uir jjuu. are altfays cheap; TEMPtt THEATRE. THIS WEEK AT THE TEMPLE.

To night "The Night BafoC, Christines." Saturday Matinee and Night "Lovsrs Lane, Coming "The prlncees Chlo." jfur Siemoo Wall Paper Company, ft 1M. Calhoun ti. fT jf POSITIVE FACT that laws vaieraUs of man and lraaiea of tkla ommltT an toullt vlth Dyiseptla, the aarhf anapaiNDa ot which are Many, varied and aaMU.aia oataa aapaaraiMMot any such Bymi toM ahoeld lmn4lalalf ba traaled and traatad Oalaatlf. Are jouWloriDa fcota Heartbura, Del Heaaaebe. Faellag el DUIamk at Pit ol Dm ttaaaea.

Bad Braalh, Bad Tula, Olalncllu. SUM la Partake el Vesr Meala, a Ravsnee Aaaatm Yel Unable to Eat, Furred Tsngva, 8a leV Ceaielexlea, Flalulaaoy, Aaldlty ar Occa aleaal VaaHlne and Irritability of TasieerT It Me ate fc CARTER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLCTt QI tlTaUuMdlaU relief and a voeL ilaera.Thr ara'Manftftutitrad from imra aad aeumtinitallr aranpoaDdad aai ebaotatelr harmlaM ao tfaa moat aeoaitlra end dalleata atoaiach and evwn a ehlld oan oaa anaia wiuona any bua uia baaa nwaiut caair WUUMJ wuiHwwwioMWimjMea ina onaoa aaa will inraaa nan MfJiaawiaililiid rtrU juia aad will at axl will infoM (nah lite Into tba ntfla will iwUiHl any on all that ia clnlmad for tham and will BMameoD, loavawi or a toor, leetue, ojaai na A trial will NiTiiN a tba aioa aai tlJU. Tbadollaraiaaa awe aad one halt tlmae the quaatitdr ol til yoa a claar. wholawwiia propaaly aatlaa atoBMqh, loatewl of a poor, feeble, djeqaaed or aaaaepaiou. iaoaoataloa luaatitdr ei BOa aiea.

I CAITEI taakaaatt. CHRMM. li. Woodworth Ayellne houaei Drelar A.Uro., Calhoun and Co Rahka A Nuaabaom, 88 Cat jhoait street: Martin Detser, SCO Calhoun i When YOU jfAVE PLUMBINd DONE Haas It Dona 'Right we ROBERT BPlCE, WmI Main Kt Telephone t. GILLOTT'S PENS, A Tna Moar ramracr raws, HAVEOAINRDTKC PRIZE, Part exposition.

1900. Ma saa BlieMl rruw arar Awaraae to pm. YQuhgWoman's Christian Assodation. NOON REST. and WBST BBIIKT STBEBTT.

hhaa'n meala eerVett to' women. Brw'aMaif, Plftjel ijam Vmm jww i f'f'S tf'Jtit Night Before That "one touch' of nature that makea the whole world kin" the highest development of. the play wrlght'a, art, said. to be fully enem pllted In Hal Ileld's latest succeed, "The Night Before Christmas" which come to the Maaonlo Temple tonight. This play la peopled with quilnf, loTSble characters pocullar to the "rural, districts of the middle went, drawn true to nature and surrounded with the familiar home seeaea that irresistibly carry tbethougbti of auditors back to the happy days of childhood.

It has boon said or this pretty production that no man or woman caii. See It without being made better forf'it A One company and Immense amouni'Of'ibeaatifnl'bpeclal scenery Is annoilnccd and Manager Stouder Is confident that patrons will unanimously endorse the favorable verdict of every other city flatted. "Lovers' Lane." "I overa" the new Clyde Fitch lay, will be presented under William A. Urady's direction at the Masonic Temple to morrow afternoon and evening. It is unlike any of tne previous Clyde Kltch plays.

It depicts with satirical touch the oddities of social and church life In a small New Hngland town. Among thoao who Interpret the humor and senti ment of "Lovers' Lano" aro a young village clergyman, sincere and earnest, bnt unconventional in his Incthotis: the general store keeper, the shrewish BchoOl mistress, the gossiping members ot the church choir, a precious child from the orphan asy lum; a local opera house manager, who posts bis own bills and leads his own orchestra, and a couplo ot aged pensioners Upon the parson's bounty, who dwell under his roof and decide to marry that he may have the use of another room. There are very beau tiful scenic effects, notably a village street scene, showing the schoolhouse at recess time, with jiome thirty children singing songs and playing childish games, and two views of an apple orchard, one of them reveals the golden, browns and greens of autumn, and in the other every branch ladon with blossoms bursting Into fragrant bloom. Mr. Brady presents "Lovers' Lane" with a splendid cast, and most careful attention to stage and electrical effects.

The new Clyde Fltah play, "Lovers' Lane," so enormously successful for five months In New York and all summer In Chicago, will be produced by William A. Brady at the Maionle Ttmple Saturday matinee and nlgru. It Is radically different from all the other Clyde Fitch plays Its personages are plain folk In simple homespun, such as go to make up an average small community. The central figures are a liberal minded young cler gyman, graduated rrom Amnerst, and the girl whom he loves. Around them are grouped many eccentric village types.

In the small town where people are brought Into closer compan ionship the Bros of intrigue and op posing factions blase even more fiercely than In the crowded city. Mr, Fitch has developed, from those rustic, Boclal and church conditions a story that depicts the serious sentiments as well as the brightly humor ous side of life. In strength of cast and beauty and realism of stage effects "Lovers' Lane" takes rank with "Way Down East," and the many other notable productions that have made Mr. Brady's name synonymous with all that Is daring, liberal, artistic and enterprlalng. STARTLING, BUT TRUE.

"If every one knew what a grand modiclne Dr. king's New LJfe Pills Is," writes 1). II. Turner, Dempseytown, "you'd sell all you have In a day. Two weeks' use has made a new man ofme." Infallible for coastlpatlon.

stomach" and liver troubles, 25o at Dreicr drug store. CITY All the members of the Ilorry gt. M. K. church choir are requested to meet, at the home of the Misses III ronis a.

Ho. 47 Columbia avenue Laie sideon Friday evnlng for rehearsal. Mr, K. Burrowea has gone to Han FranclsoWon a combined pleasure and business trip. Before returning he will visit nearly all of the places of Interest In the west.

On Monday evening the Knights of Columbus will Initiate a class ot twenty five Many visiting knights are eipected to be In attendance. Chamberlain's Btomacn and Liver Tableta cure bllllousness, constipation and headache. They are easy to lake and pleasant in effect. For sale by all druggists. "Last winter an Infant child of mine had croup In a violent form," says Elder John W.

Rogers, a Christian Evangelist, of Filey, Mo. "I gaveher a few doses of Chambf Iain's Cough Remedy and In a sljrt time all danger was past and tha child This remedy not only cures croup, but when given aa soon as the first symptoms appear, will prevent the" attack, It contains no or other harm Ml substance and may be given as con fidently to baby to an adult. For i baJi'dniggtsbv "v4r'v'" BUR8LEV8 FREE GIFTS. Hsndaoma Exhibit of Articlea to be Given Away with Buralay's High Grade Coffee. Tbe north window, ot O.

B. Bursley ft Co's. wholestore store at No. 127 Calhoun contains an array of beautiful and useful articles ot Japanese ware and china that would repay every person, to Inspect. These articles represent only a few' of tbe many handsome goods.

Inside the store thai are given away as. premiums by Bursley ft Co. for the purpose of further popularising their well known brand ot coffee, "IJursley's High Orade." There are vases. Jars, jardinieres, cups and saucers, dishes of Various kinds, Japanese teapots, umbrella stands and a thousand other articles. Borne of, the' Imported pot tery shown Is very artistic and It Is surprising how, easy It la to obtain one or more of these beautiful gifts.

The handsomest dolls ever shown In Fort Wayne are to bd given away. ranging In slse from the very small ones to a doll measuring three feet high. It should be remembered that every purchaser of a package of Burs leys High tirade coffee secures a slip that has value In securing tbem one of these handsome articles. The public Is cordially Invited to call. ASLEEP AMID FLAME8.

Breaking Into a biasing home, some firemen lately dragged tbe sleeping Inmates from death. Fancied security, and death near. It's that way when you neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it. Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption gives perfect protection against all, throat, chest and lung troubles. Keep it near, and avoid suffering, death, and doctors' bills. A teaspoonful stops a late cough, persistent use the most stubborn. Harm Iras and bice tasting. It's guaranteed to satisfy by Dreler ft Bro.

Price 50c and t. 00. Trial bottles free. REAL ESTATE SALES. of the real citato trannfen.

titm piled by John C. Keller. bs(ractvr. .82 Kast Iterry etreet: OOUNTWf. Margaret anil Henry lSraerlck to Sa rah Ann McCrea, boo 13, In Marlon toivnahlp, for 91.00.

BATHING THE STOMACH. THEpEATHS. Uj NATIIRHTS IAllOHATORY AT WORK I.86S ITOKfT IIKUnW TUB EARTH'S BUHFACE. 'We all realise the value of aonp and water for tha outward aurface of tha body. We know that we tmiHt keep the clean in order to keep It In healMi.

We have another akin, that we, eon think ao much about becauxe' w. no not aee It. Hut It la there, llnlnar every part of the inner surface of the body. While this Inner akin or mucous mem brane aa it la calleoV Is of different testure than the outer akin, and while It has different duties to perform, it cannot perform them proporly unless it is kept clean. wviat Kood aoan ooea for lite outer aain.

Alma Bromo Bait doe. for th Inner akin. It thorouahJy cleannea tha mucoua tin Insr surface of tha stomaeh. and bowela. Increaaes th.

action of tha liver and kld neya, removes all of tha decaying: matter and polsonoue "eecrettona from these vital oraana which 'twould otberwlae ha taken up by tha folood and make tha wnole body. sick. Aima iiromo Bait la tna reauit or artle. Mrs. Klliabeth llartle.

an old resident of Sclplo township, died Thursday morning at the home of her son, Mr. Samuel, llartle, No. 160 Putnam, street, of brbnchitls. Bhe had been. visiting her 'children in the city since last Saturday, and here she took 111 and over recovered.

Mrs, llartle settled In Sclplo towpshlp about fifty years ago, Her. husband, William llartle, waaa Civil war veteran and died while at the front In 18(4. Mrs. Hartle was well known In the township. In which she lived.

She leaves five children, besides a host ot friends. There are one Mrs, Anna Doughman, and four Messrs. Samuel, William; and Harvey Hartle and Edward, Bolton, all of this city, Tbe funeral service will be conduct ed at the home Mot William Hartle, No. 70 West' Fourth Street, at 8 o'clock Saturday The remains will be taken the old homestead in Sclplo township, where' the funeral proper will be held on' Sunday. Interment will be made' near.

Jllcksvllle, Henjeln. Mr. Michael llenleln, an aged and respected icltlsen of ake township. died Thursday morning of consumption at his the age of 7 years. lie bad been a resident ot this county for fifty years and leaves, besides the wife, a family of five children, William, John amlUeo.

llenleln, of l3kn township, and Christian ana Adam llenleln, of Washlngton town ship. Tho funeral will be announced later. Vlnlng. Charlotte, the three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Vlnlng, of East Wsyne street, died late Wednesday night of, brain fover. Tbe funeral announcement will be made later. Funeral Announcements. The funeral of Mr. Daniel Eby will be conducted from the late residence, In St.

Joe township, Friday at 11 o'clock and later from the Mayhew jchapnl. The Phillips, of the V. B. church at Maysville, will officiate. Tbe funeral services of Mr; John Ambler will be held from the home or Mr.

Emmet Ambler, No. 19 Cass street, Friday morning at 9 clock. The Rev. E. W.

Allen will officiate. Interment Is to made in the Zanes vlile cemetery. The funeral services of Mrs. Charlotte Ell will be. competed Sunday afternoon from the, family residence, on the Hayden road, at 1 o'clock and from St.

Paul's, Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock. Tbo.Jlev. Jacob Miller will officiate. Interment will be mado In the Concordia cemetery. The funeral, services of Mrs.

Oscar Kllpatrlck, will lie held this morning from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Washington No, 7 Liberty street, at 10:80 o'clock, the, Rev. 1. W.

Lake, of tho United Brethren Church, officiating. Interment will be made In Llndenwooii 'cemetery. STOP THE COUGH AND OFF THE'COLD. WORK a house wannliii, In her now home on Force street, Mrs. II.

Milwaukee'; Is tbe guest of her Bon, Dr. Duemllng, Last evening Mrs. Duemllng entertained the Laetltla club In honor of Mra. Duemllng, Br. Mrs.

J. M. Landenborger was surprised on Wednesday evening by about ten ladles who reminded their hostess ot anniversary of her. birth. A very pleasant time was spent.

Invitations have been Issued by Sophie Ranks to the marriage of her daughter, Louise, to Mr. Louis K. Soabold, wblcL wilt take, place on Wednesday arter noon, December at the; borne of the bride. The cooking school class wU not have a "lesson today on of the dinner wblqh wjll be Served': thl evening. There will be a lesson tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and two extra' lessons will be Served next week.

On Monday evening Mrs. Jill' ler will give a lesson which will be open to gentlemen as well as ladles. The subject will, ie that of table service and how to serve a dinner, what to lise when serving, how to be waited upon and how to set the table will be the special features of the lesson. The table furnishings will be from Burley's, Chicago. Every home should have a Victor Talking Machine.

Most dlBtlnct talking Instrument made. From 812 to 840. Drop in and bear one at the store of Ouy Conklln, the Everett piano man. No. 1C0H Calhoun street.

Laxative Ilroroo "flblnlne Tablets cure a cold In one day. No euro. No Pay. Price 25 cents. IN JUSTICES' COURTS.

pharlert Bmead was arraigned In Justice Ilullermann'j court yeaterday for wife deeertlon. The countable had muUe a blW trip acronii country to get him, supposing; of course that there was some good charge him. There was no wife desertion about the affair atid why Mrs. Bmead filed an affidavit only she. can explain.

Her husband had secured a Job out of tho city and had turned over all his wages to his wife, except $1. The 'equire was very much disgusted with tho whole affair. The case against Dr. Nelschang for falling to report two cases of diphtheria Was continued In Justice Hullermann's court until 2 o'clock this afternoon. Charles Boone was fined $10 and costs for hunting on the premises of Jarmw M.

Weaver without that gentleman's permission, and fl and costs for Bob desecration. The case was heard In Justice France's court. Borne of the nlm rods seem to think the farmers are not In earnest about stopping fihootlng on their premises and as long as they continue In that state of mind the 'squires wilt keep right on asseaslng fines. Herman He ruche was fined 5 and costs in France's court for assault and battery on his wife. The case was an aggravated one and the gentleman hi question" got what he deserved.

Iti Tancey's court Klmer Pepple was arraigned for assault and battery on the person of Nual A. rlswell. The alleged offense was committed In a school" house on the St. Joe road. The case was continued until 10 o'clock Saturday morning.

It was 'Squire Hullermann's turn at j. the matrimonial business yesterday and he performed his part of the cere mony wiin ease ana rare poium. in parties made happy were Mr. Samuel Ksterlln and Miss Claudia Zltxman. The wedding occurred at the bride's home on Grand street.

for Infants and Children. i i 4j, Th Kind You Have Always lSparht 1um borao the slfftW turo'of Ciuuu II. and has been under Mi erBonal, supervision for over OO year. AHoW no one to deceive you In tl.U. funtrfeltsf Imitations ond Just as good'are hutKiiHirlmcntjv.

and endanger tho.t health of Oliildren rKxperlence agalast Kxperiment, Tho Kind Tou Haye Always Bouglii jjears tne Hignaturo or In I FALL 1901... SBBBBSflDsaflaaBBfi Use For Over 30 Years. THI OKHTAUtt OOs1laV, fT MUNHalV TdHT, Ptcw vftN eirV mmammammmmmmmmmmmmmmamm JOHN RABUS, Ca Presents compliments, of the season and invites you to call and examine NEW WOOLENS. To Complete a Thank.sgiyiiig' Turkey Dinner tm $500REWARDl We will par tbe aboTe reward for any ease of Liver Oomplaliit, uyRpepals. Btok lieadaebe.

jnoufsauoQ, fjonaaapsin or JMumH sannot ours with UverlUL, 1 the Up To Date iiueiawTernii. wnnn ineaireouons are stnet I Ir eomplled with. They are purely Vegetable. and never fall to give uUafactkm. tto boxes ir.ihr.al..., th from th.

f1 .4 nils. DO iha 9n" brated ltromld Boring the strongest spring In the world over half a mil deep, at Alma. and has been In use at tne worio ramoua Alma Haniiarium fbr more than ten years. It Is no new untried medldne: It Is no! artificial pro duct; It ls.Nature'a own remedy, sent up ror man use rrom nearly suw reel oe low tbe earth's surface. Aima iiromo Salt can best be described In a Very brier way as a perfect Ton Id Laxative, performing Its work gently on tha atonuwhand.

4wweJs.relievlng,Hie. liver ana kidney of most or their burdens and giving new tone to tne nerves. And In addition to all this, It Is most agreeable to the taste. "THI SALT OF TUB KAUT1I." tfLMA BooMO ErrXRVCSCENTSAlT For sale by Druggists generally. A Free Sample Bottle will be sent you on addressing Tbe Michigan Drug Detroit, who are the general distributers of this natural product.

THANKSQ1VINO Holiday Excursions. Lake Erie Western R. R. FORT WAYNE, CINCINNATI UPUI8VILLE R. R.

(Natural Gas Routs.) NORTHERN OHIO RAILWAY will sell for Thanksgiving Day, Excursion Tickets between alt stations on Its own and various connecting lines at a very low rate of One and One Third FARE FOR THE Round Trip. Tickets will be sold on November 27 and 28. 1901, limited going to date ot sale, and good returning up to and Including November 29. 1801, For tickets, time snd general information, call on any ticket agent of the above route, or address F.JALY, leonUlnlSPllla. Bawaraof anMUuUfma and hnluilona.

Sent by nalL 6tampa lakan, MKRVITA MKDIUAL Cor. CUI'IOU and Jaefcna BU ubloaao. Hi sold by C. D. Woodworm at I Avenue house) Dreler Calhoun and Columbia) Bank Nuaabaum, 88 Calhoun street: Martin Detser, 2(0 Calhoun street.

oi i INSOCIETY. Miss Marie Bonster entertains the F. U. M. N.

club this evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Vprdermark are spending a few days In Blufftoh. Miss Eva llines, of Van Wert, Is visiting Mlas Edith Morey.

Mrs. I. Ames and daughter, Georgia will spend Thanksgiving' In Eaton, Ind. Mrs. J.

B. Fry and daughter. Kath erlne, left yesterday tor visit In nichmond. Miss Matilda Bear, of Owensboro. will spend Thanksgiving with Miss Nettle BpBteln.

Mr. and Mrs. Theokore' Rlcke, of Chicago, are visiting Mr, Rlcke's mother here. Miss Kockhlll returned, yesterday from a visit of two months In Brownsville, Pa. Mrs.

aottlleb Btrloder gave a thlm ble party 'on Wednesday afternoon entertaining about twenty, ladles. The Wayne Btroet. M. church Thimble society will hold a social afternoon with Mrs. Stevenson, 298 West Main street.

Miss Jessie Dradley entertained a few of her claaamates at her home, on Holmaa street, last evening In celebration ot her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Aj K. Hackett are ebtertalnlng Mrs.

Hackett's parents, Col. and Mrs. J. Bi Reld, of Oreenvllle, 111. Mrs.

Marhenke 'and daughter; Miss Anna, and Miss Lu(u8mlth, leave soon for Oakland, to spend the winter, The senior class of The High school Is making preparation' for a dance, which will be given the day following Thanksgiving In the Mulqueen dancing hall. Miss Daley pleasantly surprised on Wednesday 'evening )y a A STARTLINQ SURPRISE. Very few could believe In looking at A. T. Hoadley, a healthy, robust blacksmith of Tllden, that for ten years he suffered such tortures from rheumatism as few could, endure and lire.

But a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. "Two bottles wholly cured me," he writes, "and have not felt a twinge In over a year. They regulate tbe kidneys, purV' fy the. blood and cure rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness. Improve digestion and give perfect health.

Try them. Only 60 cents at Dreler A 1 drug store. GUNNELS WILL ACCEPT A WESTERN FRANCHISE. TOLEDO. Nov.

21 J. W. Gunnels has again accepted the franchise for' Toledo In the Western association, and unless the national board of arbitration, decides against him, he proposes to put In a team here. After the franchise was first accepted by him. he notified President Powers that he bad reconsidered his former determination, and that he would not take It.

Since, then ha has consulted a number of baseball fans, who advised him to. go Into the association. They said that they believed Tolodo could be made a paying baseball city even. In the smaller circuit. To a Blade reporter yesterday he said that he expected to put a first class team into the field, and that he would do his best to land tbe pennant.

I 0' 'i i i.e SPECIAL HUNTERS' Beginning November 8th, until November 20th, the Nickel Plate road will sell, hunters' tickets to parties of three or more traveling together to McComb or Payne, or stations between these points, to South Whitley or Wlllvale, or atatlons between these points, at one tare for the round trip. Return limit December 2nd. Obtain detailed Information from nearest agent of the Nickel Plate road, or A. Asterlln. T.

P. Fort Wayne. No. 230 Nov.T Mon Wed Fri to, Nov zo LUCKJN THIRTEEN. By sending 13 miles Wm.

Spfrey, of Walton Furnace, Vt, got a box bf BOcklen's Arnica Salve, that Wholly cured a horrible fever sore on his leg. Nothing else could. Positively bruises; felons, ulcers, eruptions, burns, corns and plies; Only 26c Guaranteed Aby A Bro, I if Passenger Agent. I number! of her friend who gave her I gists' "if'fr 4, j'V i uuOsOIiiijiiw I You Will Need 15 CARVING ODBY rEAT Our Line of CARVERS Is Larger Than Ever. All New Styles and at All Prices.

Rogers 1847 vtrwnrs. Pocket Knives and Scissor. HOLIDAY UOODS. Washing Machines and Wringers, fir Pitt's. Sad Irons and Ironing Hoards, And a Complete iilne ol Hardware.

i e. (Q. No. 9 Columbia. Street.

C. L. Centlivre Brewing Co. A Refreshing Drink i that always braces tired nerves and Invigorates the weak la glass of pure' beer1 like the Centil vre Brewing Company's Nickel Plate Special. No woman who 'Is worried with household duties, or with tho care ot babies or 1 children, should be without a case of Centllvro beer In the house.

It Is the best medicine you can take, norm telephone 62, (3i33SSS3C3S3S2C3CSS2 I Meat Gutters MB) tzgez i That cutthat's the lid we sell. You cari get any machine here that you want in the line of Meat Gutters from the largest shop size to the family food Chopper. Come in and getlJniversal Cook f) jdook. itcc wnue iney toi. 8 8 8 C.

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