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TROUBLED WITH 4 S3 3. STOMACH FOR I 11- II rim Js I Doctored With Six Different I Gave Up All Hopes of Ever Being Cured I Am Now Like a New Man, Thanks to Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. At leant ono person in ti has wme stomach difficulty. Thi is only ono wuy to say, that there are a vast multltnda of people In thin country who are suffering from ailmcnU dl-racily duo to a deranged stomach. Tr bustle and hurry of American life is mainly to blama for this.

llapid rating, worry and anxiety after eating, la sure to bring on stomach difficulty soouer or later. Those wuo suffer from stomach derangement ought to know of l'eruna. l'eruna rarely falls to bring relief, and In i some cases the restoration is almost magical. I The testimonial of Mr. George II.

Simser, of drant, Ontario, I Canada, is a fuir sample of tlio sort of testimonials Dr. Hart man is receiving concerning Fernna as a romedy for stomach ailments. Mr. George H. Simser, Grant, writes: "I was troubled with ray stomach for about seven years.

"I doctored with aix different doctors. Some of them seemed to help me at the time, bnt failed to cure me. Some said it was cancer of the liver, others aid it was dyspepsia or indigestion. "Last fall I suffered so much that I gave up all hopes of ever being cured. I had headache, toothache, and lots of other troubles too numerous to mention.

"At that time, my wife was taking Feruna and Manalin and she urged ma to try them. I took them, bnt without the least faith. "After a week or so I felt a great deal better, so I continued to nse them- "After I had taken two bottles of Parana and half a bottle of Manalin, 1 felt real well. "I am now Ilka a new man, thanks Dyspepsia for Twenty Years. Mr.

Sidney Weasels, Merritton, Ontario, Canada, writes: "I hava been troubled with dyspepsia md Indigestion for twenty years, during which time I tried different doctors, bnt did not get the desired results. "I hava been compelled for weeks at a time to give up work, being completely prostrated. I had toconline myself to a milk diet, as nothing would remain on my stomach. "I bad about given up, thinking my case Incurable, when I heard of Feruna and decided to try it. "One bottle made a great change and after using another bottle of this wonderful medicine, I bad complete freedom from pain, my appetite had returned and 1 could again enjoy my meals.

I believe Perr.na is the grandest medicine tindor the sun. "To-day I weigh over two hundred and tweuty-flvo pounds. Is it any wonder that 1 praiso l'eruna?" DISCOVERER- OF BLACK DIAMONDS Engineer Who is Helping to Establish Ports and Dig Coal Mines in British Columbia-Canada's Pennsylvania on the Pacific. A man, who has discovered mora than one coal mine and who is generally admltte dto know more about the mineral fuel resources of British Columbia than any other human being, E. Hodgson.

M. a director of the Pacific Coast Coal Mines, arrived in Winnipeg yestorday. He is passing through Winnipeg on his way to Chicago and New York, where he is proceeding to consult some of the great capitalists, who in combination with the plutocratic brethren of the city of London, are enabling such men as Mr. Hodgson to transform the silent shores and virgin forests nf British Columbia Into ports and mining towns humming with prosperous populations. Two Dollars a Day.

Mr. Hodgson is a TorkHhlre man, but went to British Columbia as a youth, and was glad to earn two dollurs a day driving a mule In a mine. He Is now paid 110,000, for his opinion of a coal proposition. Tha lion. James Dunsmulr purchased his mines at Ladysmlth on the professional advice of Mr.

Hodgson, and the Pacific Coast Coal Company ara building railroads, The Hodesty of IToma Mkaa UkSta shrink from tha qoeslkna, tho obooikms ex- ana unpleasant jocai ireat- sjaaoav vfakth some physicians consider sjsitisl tu Um treatment of dlanaeea of nmum. Yak If boh) can be had. tt It better to submit to this ordeal than let tkadlaaaaa grow and apreaul. Tha trouble tt thai so often the womaa aiKlorgons all tha annoys oca and sham) for oothlng. women who have been efnr Dr.

rVrce' Favorite Prescrlp-lloa writs. In iSoreclsllon of lh eur dlapatjamSith lh examination Md local treatment There no other iprdlclna. fl and ss 'Ksvorllc Prescription. It vrvt (kUlIUUng drains. Irregularity and female weakness.

It always helps. It almost always ouma. It Is strictly nonalcoholic, Bon secret, all It Ingredient being prtuted on Its botU a-wrapper; contains no dosBtarloo or hahlt-fonnln 4nurv and every natlv medicinal root enuring Into Its com position ha the roll endorse moot of thovo mostetnlrwnt In th several schools of medical practice. 8om of these nnnierons and strongest of pro fesslnnal endnrwuncnts of Its lugredlcnts, Will be found In a psmphlo wrapped round the bottle, l'n In a booklet mailed frtr. on request, hy Dr.

R. V. Fierce, of jtiiffalo, N. Y. These professional en aloreiaDnnta should hare far more weight than any amount of the ordinary lay, or Bon-proteKiioniil testimonials, The most Intelligent women a Java inUt on koowlnn what they take as medicine Instead of opening their months Ilk lot of young birds and gulping dowa whsterer Is offered them.

Favorite Pre riiptlon Is of kkowjc cpmporitios. It mske weak worn strong and sick women weJL Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser Is sentVr receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing onlo. friend to Dr. II.

V. Pierre, Wuflslo, N. VM II ene-eent stamps for or AO stamps for cloth-bniind. 1 sick consult the IXn-tair, free of rhante 'by letter. All such communications ara sacredlv rontidentlaL Dr.

rterre' Pleasant IVllets InvtmraU KaaA jsaji ilata Woman, liver and bowau, to Peru a and Manalin." Catarrh of Stomach, Rev. J. T. Peeler, Hendersonvillo, South Carolina, writes: "I desire to make known for the bene fit of suffering humanity my experience with Feruna "I was atllicted with catarrh of the stomach, and though I tried several rem edies and applied to several doctors, It was all in vain. "Had it not been for IYrnna I believe I would have been in my grave to-day "I have every reason to believe that Feruna is the greatest remedy for cu tarrh known to the world.

Therefore I have been, and shall continue to recom mend it to those who are unwell." for Mr. P. Nauschuetz, 221 fian Antonio, Texas, writes: "About a year ago I was troubled with catarrh, and could hardly find help until 1 took Peruna, whloh goon brought me relief, It is the best remedy for cold3 I ever sinking mines, and constructing ports, at spots where ho Buys the coal is to be found. At South Iondon the company has two thuofiind ncrcs of conl property containing eleven thousand tons an nrco. From this point a will shortly be finished it is being rushed to completion to Boat Harbor, where the most up-to-date port In America Is being built.

Next year this company will bo mining a thousand tons a day. Discovery of Mine. At Suquat, 200 miles from Victoria, on the route to Prince Rupert, Mr. Hodsson discovered a lurge new coal field that will furnish both excellent domestic and sleam fuel. A railroad Is being constructed by the company from here to Hardy Bay, where another port is to bo established.

Among the people who Mr. Hodgson has advised are Lord Northclltt and his brothers, the who have amassed surh great wealth by their numerous publications In London, Knglund. Lord Northellffe's wealth was recently estimated by a prominent Csnadlun paper to be Alberta Coal Field. Mr. Hodgson Inspertefl a coal field near KranK, Albvrta, for the Harms-worths, and on his advice they promptly bought It.

That district is destined to be a pocket Pennsylvania In tho near future. It ts an Interesting fsct that Is not widely known, that this proirresslve family of brothers, six of whom are millionaires, are investing vast cums in Canada. Glorious Future. Mr. Hodgson snys that the coal trade of British Columbia Is destined to de Velop Into one of the Kreatest Industries In the world.

Tho coal Is of excellent quality, it Is easily worked and above nil is near the sea and can be shipped to uny point with economy and despatch. In reply to queries he anticipated no decline in the value, of coal from in ventlon anil so far every new contrive ance has but tended to enforco the value of the "black diamonds." F.ven the use nf oil has not depresped the price or Its solid rival in tho neia mar kct. COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS. Dsoislon Not to Amalgamate With Garden and Villa Association. The question of the amalgamation of the Citizens Cianirning and Villa association and the Community club was discussed at a Joint meeting of those two bodies yesterday.

The following resolution was passed: "That tho objects of both he Community club and the Citizens' Hardening and Villa association, could be better carried Into effect as separate organisations." The Community club committee was represenetd by John fttovel, K. L. l'rewry, Capt. il. V.

'arnithers, N. T. MacMlllnn. H. Handscomh.

Hueo Hoss, ami A. .1. Norqtiay. The Hardening association committee Comprised H. I.

alien, (lenrue Champion. O. H. Blackwood. M.

Aitkin. 11. C. rUovtrl and John Unci. There will tie a full meeting- of the advisory board of the Corrrmunity cluh on Monday, at which several Important questions thst hsve been submitted by members ill be dealt With.

I THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1903. SEVEN YEARS. Other Cases of Stomach Trouble. MH. 11.

J. 11ENNEMAN, writes: 'I waited before writing to yon about my sickness, catarrh of the stomach, which I had over a year ago. There were people who told me It would not stay cured, but I am sura that I am cured, for I do not feel any more ill effects, have a good appetite and am getting fat. So I am, and will say to all, I am cured for good. 'I thank you for your kindness.

"Feruna will be our house medicine horeaftcr." MR. II. W. NA'IEL, G8 Church Meridcn, writes: "For several years 1 had been troubled with catarrh of the stomich. "After trying about everything else, I was advised to try Feruna.

"I could not eat any solid food for sometime; now I can eat most any thing that comes along. "I have taken several bottles of Peruna and Manalin and am entirely cured. heartily recommend Feruna and Manalin to every sufferer of catarrh. "I thank you for your kind advice." MR. CALEB II.

BORTELL, Police Offlcer, 212 N. Paca UalUmore, writes: "For several years 1 was troubled with catarrh of the head, throat and stomach. Many times I would vomit before and after eating. "I took seven bottles of your Feruna, and I am glad to Bay that it has cured me. 1 feel more like living and working, and am not bothered at all with my old troubles.

"I lake great pleasure in recommending Feruna to all sufferers with catarrh, and I thank you for what yon havo done for me, nono but those who have suffered as I have can appreciate a great euro I havo found Feruna 'to be." OLD-TIMER'S POPULARITY. Borne of the many friends of Mrs, Marshall, the wife of the city market superintendent, gathered at her resi dence yesterday to help celebrato her 67th birthday. Among those present were: Wr. and Mrs. Geo, Harrington, Mr.

and Mrs, R. D. Vincent, Mrs. Geo. R.

Talt (Rainy River), Mr. and Mrs. wm. Hunter, Mr, and Mrs. W.

A. Hay. Mr. and Mrs. B.

Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown, and other friends.

Mrs. has lived In Winnipeg since 1S72. and came from the eas with three children before tho ran roads were built. The Journey from the Lake or the woods, 110 miles, was made In a vtairson. Mrs.

Marshall companions were Col. Clilsholm and Lord Gordon. Mrs. Marshall receive many beautiful presents yesterday. Winnipeg School of Music At the Thursday evening musicals on November 12, Miss Isabel Kershaw, piano pupil of Mrs.

J. Lister Nichols, assisted by Mr. Warrington and pupll.s, gave an excellent programme, as follows: (a) Kvening Star Kong. b) Consolation, No. i Llsst (C) i Greig Miss Isabel Kershaw.

Song "Who's ut My G. A. Osoorna Mrs. T. L.

Waldon. (n) Idyll McDowell (b) Shadow Dance McDowell (c) I'lacld Lake Dennea (d) Forest Hounds Dennee Miss Isabel Korshaw. Kashlmlrl Mr. F. Day.

('a) Marche Funebre Chnpln (b) Ktude Mlgnonne Miss Isabel Krrshaw. rossage Illrds' Farewell Hlldback Airs. T. L. Waldon and Mr.

F. Wnrrlngton. New Squadrons. Woodstock, Nov. 13.

News was received tonight announcing the organization of thre squadrons of cavalry regiments for North Gxford.Suuth Oxford and Waterloo. Boils and Pimples Ar csuboI entirely by the blood being in a impure oondition, and the quickest and Simplest wsy to get rid of them is to take a fow bottles of burdock Blood Bitters. This purely vegetable remedy hss cured Ihounands of cases of these painful and unsightly troubles during the past thirty years. Mr. S.

Weir, Piter-view, writes List summer 1 hd nineteen Uiils on my reek and bin k. I wss 4- BOILi. off work for over wo weeks. I took everything 1 could think of bit to no effect. 'I sot bottle of Hiirdoek blond bitters and before I had used halt the bottle ths bviis -cro gone.

I took the rest of it, however, snd I have not had a boil since." Mrs. W. dun. d'n, St, Mary's, writ os I was troubled with pimplss on mv face fur a courln IMP LEI. 4- of Tears sed triid a g'Kid drsl nf tnlrni medicine, but they were nnt of much life.

Finally I lined fi'mr bottles of burdock blood bitters and am now entirely cured." l'or sale by all Jealers. Xbe T. Milburo Limited, Toronto, Out FAUEWELL TO Mli CilAMKnS Irish Association Holds Smoker ior Departing Member. W. B.

Chamber, who has been in be plumbing business on McLiorniot avenue, has decided tu remove to mid last night a num ber of his friends tendered him a farewell smoker ut Jimmy's hotel, McDer-niot avenuo east. Mr. Chumbers was the assistunt sec- ntary of the Irish association, uud it was mostly member of this assocla- that composed tho assemblage When about 150 men hud assembled In tha dining room W. U. Lane, president of the Irish association, was called to the chair, and in opening tha meeting said ho regretted very much taut lie had had such bboit notice of liifi meeting, as he.

had previously niado an arrangement to attend another and would be unable to remain through the evening. But he would leave a good man in his place in tho person of Matthew McDowell, the first vice-president of the Irish association. Mr. Lane said that ho would open the proceedings in a manner suitable to nil good Irishmen by proposing the health of the King, which was most heartily responded to, and then Nat. rimith was called upon for a sontr.

and responded with "Phil the Flutter," N. Smith ith "The Dear Little Shamrock" took the hearts of those present. and then the toast to "Our Guest," was proposed by Mr. McDowell, and Mr. Kitzslmmons and Mr.

Doak spoke to the toast. Mr. Doak said that tha Irish association was losing one of its best members, and not only was the Irish society losing a good man, but the business men of Winnipeg were losing a good associate. Air. Chambers responded, and said thut he was very much taken by aur-prise by the cull to attend the meet ing, but his pleasure at the evidence of friendship shown him could not be measured.

He hoped that he would return in a year or so to Winnipeg and when he did come It would not be He had had the most pleasant associations here and would be pleased to renew them with any friends who would cull on him in his new home in Montreal. "Jack" Connor, A. McCaul, George Scott, J. J. Cantwell and "Barney" Weldon gave songs, for which each received an encore, and I.arney Weldon brought the house down with "Somebody Lied" in response to the encore given him.

"Joe" Brown sang "Marguerite," and Mr. McCaul was again called upon, who responded with "Miss Brady." Hugh Rennie and Hugh Boyd contributed sonfrs, Mr. Boyd's being "Ireland," which was' received enthusiastically. R. J.

Patterson sang "That Dollar of My Own," and bad to respond to an encore with "Nellie Dean," assisted by W. A. Another persistent encore persuaded Mr. Patterson to give the "Medicine Man" oration, for which recitation he has a reputation. E.

Sheldon, with a coming song; Ed. Harvey with a piano fantasy; Mr. Cantwell, with "Cordelia Sam Larkln in "Cushendall," and Edward Smith, all entertained the assemblage with song, and Barney Wel- don's Irish blood again appealed to and he responded with "Asleep In tne Deep." William Spnce or the executive of the Irish association, moved a voto of thanks to the chairman and the enter talners and in his remarks eulogized Mr, Chambers as one of the organizers of tho Irish association. J. Patterson sang the "Baby Dol! and the toast of Our Isitors" was proposed and coupled with tho names of Warren Cohlin and E.

Harvey, who onch spoke briefly. Thomas Royds the treasurer of tha lnsn association, addressed tnc meet ing, and eulogized Mr. Chambers, and in his remarks said that Mr. Chambers would be given a good welcome when he returned to Winnipeg. "Jimmy" Brown gave a song, and kept his auditors "Running Fp and Down Stairs" for a few minutes, and with a toast to the host and "Auld Lang Syne," the assemblage dispersed.

G.T.P. IS EAST GOING AHEAD Towns Springing up Like Mushrooms Progress on Battle Bridge. J. Q. Pnlrymplc, assistant freight manager of the U.

T. has returned from a trip of inspection over tho lino and nays tnut tne towns along tne route are growing with great rapidity. Tho largest places arc naturally at terminal points. Passenger depots ro being erected at Watrous, Blggar and W'alnwrlKhL The Grand Trunk Pacific now own more thau freight cars, which are being brought to the pralrla section as business demands them. There are 90 locomotives, six sleeping coaches, six bagtrugc coaches, 16 nou-vostlbuled baggage, smoker and second class couches, ten second class vestlbuled coaches, and thu same number of first class vestlhulcd coaches.

There are a large number of other coaches under order for thn passenger service and they will bo delivered as the Increase of traffic demands them. Ther Is also a lnrse number of live stock and refrigerator cars In course of construction, not Including the flat and gondola cars uised in construction work. Heavy winds have delayed the atrial work On the big 2,700 foot bridge across the Battle river, but construction Is being pushed ahead as fast ns possible and will be shortly completed. OBITUARY The funeral of the late Mrs. King, wife of 1 S.

King, 19 Burt ram street. will take place tomorrow Rfternoon at 2.30 ocloek. from tho unoertaKinrr par lore of Clark Bros. Hughes to Brook side cemetery. The funeral of the late Mrs.

Mclean, who died yesterday, will tahe place tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the family resld-wice to Klmwood ceme tery. The family requests that fritnds will omit sending lhiwcrs. The funeral of the late Samuel Kv nns. whose death occurred Wednesday, took plain yetrserday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence. Jubilee avenue, to Klmwood cemeterv Mr.

F.vuns, who was 64 years of nee, was "tie nf the old-time residents of Winnipeg and the large gathering it veterans who formed psrt of the cor tege yesterday wan a notable one. Hev Savnry, of Kt. Luke's church, conducted the services at the house, and Rev. Walker at the grave. The pallbearer" w-ere: A.

Curie. P. Henselwooil. Ijongmore. J.

Carleton, E. 1eonard and H. Jackson. Committee Suicide. Ingersoll.

Nov. IS. John Noe, committed suicide tonight by taking carooiic lug, Green Cut Dry Poplar Storm Sash and Doors. PHONF) 674. MUNICIPAL CONVENTION Programme Arranged lor the Meetings to be Held at Brandon.

Following- is tha Droaramme of kha fifth annual convention of tha Union of Manitoba Municipalities to be held at Brandon. Nov. 24, 2t and 24, 10. i uesuay, isov. i 10 a.

m. Meetlnsr of eieoutlva com mitte at the city hail. i p. m. Informal reception of delegates who will resrlster at tha eltv hall.

Address of welcome from tha rttv Brandon. Address by President R. C. Cochran, reeve of Blanshard. Appointment of resolution commit.

tee. Secretary treasurer. 8 p. m. Koport of John Cardaie, secretary-treasurer U.

M. and auditors report. LUscussion of resolutions. Papar on Hail Insurance. Resolutions and discussions.

Wednesday, Nov. 25 10 a. m. Address by Hon. George Cold well, municipal LUscussion.

Address on municipal aid to hospitals. WI1 be ntroduced by the Manitoba hospital boards. Discussions. 2 D. m.

Address bv Mr. Wnn deputy municipal commisiso'ner on "General Kevision of the Municipal Acts." Ik-solutions and discussions. 6 p. in. Address by E.

G. Wlswell. secretary-treasurer Western Canada I'lremun's association, on "Klre lro-tection." Resolutions and discussions. Address hv W. G.

Mclntyre, secretary-treasurer. Blaufhard, on "Objections to Bill Board Advertising." Thursday, Nov. 26 10 a. in. Report of delegates to the convention of the Union of Canadian Municipalities in Montreal.

Klection of officers. Resolutions and discussions. 2 p. m. Address by Dr.

Patrick, civil engineer, department of public works, Winnipeg. Resolutions and discussions. The above crogramme will cover a great deal more ground than appears upon Its surrace. The question of hail insurance and hospital aid are of very great moment to nil municipal-men, and it will be to the advantage of all to be present on November 2t, 25 and 26. JOHN CARD ALE.

Secretary-Treasurer Union of Manitoba Municipalities. Manslaughter Case. Vernon, B.C.. Nov, 11. J.

Ander son, who has been standing trial at the assizes on a charge of murder, was convicted by tho jury of man slaughter. The rase was one for. shoot-iiiK as the result of a dispute over the use of water for irrigation purposes In which a man by tho name of Laton was shot and killed. Relatives in tho East. Charlottftown, P.

Nov. 13. Edward Carey, whose family was burned to denth at Swan Lake, was the sou of the late Captain Carey, Free atarrh Bad Brealh, and Spitting, Quickly Guren-Fill Out Free Coupon Below for Largt? Trial Package Hailed Free Duly Free aV mat. I mm. MS -sh a rm-aVa.

The atinr tllnatratlna plainly aknwa what a few dnja nae vf flanaa t'atarrk Hemcdf will lln tor mmr anlterrr. Catarrh Is not only dangerous, but It causes bad lm-uth. ileaih and decay of bom s. loss of thliiKi' and reasoning rower, kills HTiliiiInn nnd energy, often rnuses 1of nf anr'e-titn. Imliaestlnn.

raw throat and consumption. It neerls attention at once. I'ure It Willi liaoss' I'alarrh Core, li Is a qulek, rndhal. OTmanent cure, bemuse It rids the system of the poisonous germs cans catarrh. In order to prove to all who are suffering from this dangerous and tonih-sMne disease that linoss' I'Atnrih i'ure will actually cure any rase of rntsrrh uuirklv, no matter how long rtaei'lng or hi- hud.

I will send a tri.il pnikage tiv mall, free nf all rest. Mend us your name and address and the treat-1'ierit 'i! he nt vou by return nnll. duty free. Try It'! It will Positively cure so thnt uit will be welcomed Instead of shunned by your friends. C.

WOOD Tamarac and Wood Lntnber, Laths and Shingle PHONE DTM. Ward One At the request of a number of ratepayers of Ward One, I have decided to become a Candidate for Alderman. If elected I will give my best energies to the City's interests. R. 0.

UACDONALD. MADE IN CANADA Pure Food Insures GOOD HEALTH Magic Baking Powder Insures Pure Food. E. W. CILLETT CO, LTD.

Toronto, Ont R.N.. formerly of Charlottetown, and brother of Mrs. Parker Carvell, now In Montreal. Died in Few Minutes. Petcrboro, OnL, Nov.

13. Roland Ayatti, aged 10, was accldently shot by a schoolmate currying a shotgun in IHarvey township, lie died in a few minutes. Negotiations For Qrant. Port Arthur, Nov. 13.

Port Arthur has opened negotiations with tho Carnegie library trustee for a grant of $50,000 for a library. Reeve Fined. Vancouver, B.C., Ncv. 13. Reeve George Rae was today fined 120 and costs for assault on Councillor Slmms by throwing him out of tho council meeting last Saturday, Funeral of Charles Baird.

Montreal, Nov. 13. Thn funeral of Charles J. Baird of Crane Baird took place this morning. Hansborough in Field.

Grand Forks, N.n., Nov. 13. Senator Hansborough today announced his candidacy for re-election to I'nlted States senate. He hns Issued an lm portant letter giving hU reasons. E.

OAfSS. Marshall, coupon below. Mich. Fill out ritp.R. This coupon Is good for one trlnl package of ilnuss' I'nmhlned t'a-tarrh i'ure.

m. tiled Irse In plain pa k.irc. simply tn In your name and address un dutted linen below and mail Vi t. I- 410S Mala Street, Marshall, Mich. CARPET iLL-AIMJsMO STORAGE, REMOVAL OF FURMITUBS W.

Ci. Furnlval T1 phone X04U 812 linear fe3 US Jill 9 I Mill II To the Electors of Ward One Having been requested by a larsre umber of thi eleetors allow my nine to be hroiiKlit forward as a cumulate for AldeiuiHn fur Ward Ono In tho cumins uivlc elections, I have decided to do so. If elected, I will do my best not only for Ward one. but tli city In general WM. SCOTT 402 IVartllow Amaa AHBIVAL, AXO UUPAItTURB X11A1N9I AT UUMI'Uii Effect Ira October 11.

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