Freedom. He then went to the house of Mr. Tuttle and requeried to see his daughter, with whom he was in love. He requested the girl to marry him and she refused, saying she was too young. Oliver, at this reply, pulled out a revolver and shot the girl through the temples, Causing Instant death. He then turned the weapon upon himself and fired a ball through his head in the same place he had shot the girl. He lived in an unconscious condition until this morning, when he died.
Naw YORK, October aand. Among the passengers who arrived on the Majestic wert Count Njitaks Tods and his daughter, Counters Kiwa' Toda. The Count is the Japanese Minister to Austris, and he is going home by way of San Francisco.
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contract fabor, the Shipping (owners) Federation having proposed to engage foreigners to take the places of the striking deck laborers,
George Johnson, artist, and John Phillips, ani dealer, were arraigned in the Mansion House Police Court to-day on the charge of being im- plicated in a conspiracy to forge letters of credit upon the banking firm of Drexel, Morgan & Co The existence of the conspiracy was revealed to the police by a rain named Tregheim, who testified at the hesting to-day that he met, Phillips in Rotterdam and he came to London with him. Witness said he had seen the prisoners making fraudulent letters of credit. The accused were committed. The conspiracy is a gigantic one. Accomplices of the forgers have been arrested at Liege, Madrid, and Marseilles, The tools used in making the letters of credit wer found in Johnson's possession,
Blakely Creighton, a banker of Broadway, was
TIFFERARY, October 24th. this morning found dead in his office, having shot himself during the night" The body was
Summonses have been served upon Harrison, cold and rigid when found, death having member of the House of Commons, Michael evidently occurred some hours before. The dead O'Brien Dalton, one of the defendants in the man lay on a sofa with a revolver having an conspiracy case and a number of others, on the empty shell in one of its chambers, at his side. charge of assaulting the police at the time of the On the office table lay several sealed letters. One opening of the conspiracy trials. The trial on letter was addressed to his wife, and one to his this charge will take place, before the Asalzes, partner, H. H. Brigham. An open letter was
but the preliminary hearing will be held before addressed "To nil whom it may concern," and the ordinary court of Petty Sessions, The action read is follows: "I have fought a hard business of the Crown in transferring the case from the battle and have made a square fight, but lost. Magistrates' Court, from which the summonses My brain has given way and now my body must originally issued, to the Assizes has caused go. Please break the news gently to my wife: renewed excitement, Father Humphreys, one George Crosby, the cashier, said: "I left him of the defendants in the conspiracy case, and at the office yesterday afternoon happy, and have who was yesterday sentenced to pay a fine of £20. never seen anything in his conduct to indicator stand committed for six months for assaulting that he was low spirited. As far as I know, his accounts are all right. He had no financial difficulties. I think,"
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policeman's wife, made application for a sum mons against Balfour, but the magistrate refused
tb isde the kazathons.
Harrisburg Call. A hearing' will be given this afternoon. The three paperamentioned published Saturday morning charges that Pattison was bribed by the Vanderbilts to sign what were known at the South Pennsylvania bills of 1883, and that the Governor sought out and retained ex-Judge Jeremin S. Black to write a veto message, and, having received it with the under standing that it was to be sent to the Legislature, he changed his mind by next morning, and without notice to Judge Black, who approved the bills; and that Judge Black then denounced Governor Pattison for his alleged deception and severed all amicable relations with him. The article also charged that $30,000 in stock had been paid Governor Pattiton and Attorney General Louis S. Cassidy for the signing of the bili chartering the Pittsburg Natural Gas Corporation.
CHICAGO, October 27th.
Four hundred steamfitters comprising go per cent of the union men in the city, struck this morning for 8 hours, for 10 per cent advance in wages and her recognition of the union,
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Now all this is extremely to be regretted. In Australia, there is at present a very warm fe-ling toward Japan. Japanese who have gone there have unfailingly been received with the fullest measure of that unstinted hospitality for which Australians are justly famous The people of Australia admire. Japan on account of her pluck, of her go-ahead spirit, of her enterprise. Besides they look to her as one of the best mracts for their wool in future. There is in the Southern Hemisphere at the present moment the strangest possible inclination to stretch out the right hand of fell ship to Dai Nippon, and to exchange n hearty grip of friendship with her. In view of all this,—and we can, vouch for the truth of our statement-it is nothing less than a tremendous city that Dal Nippon.. should be represented in the Northern Territory of South Australis and.in Queensland. mainly by Nagasaki pimps and prostitutes. Japan Ecko,
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DENVER, Col, October 27th. Advices just received here from the Louisville and Erie cos! district indicate that the miners there will strike Tuesday. There has been more or less trouble among the miners for the past year. Twice they have struck, and, after a bitter fight have failed. They threaten to win their fight this time, even if violencris necessary.
The presence of the Muling in port reminds COPROES, N.Y., October ayth. us (Singapore Free Press) that her first licuten- Thomas Lynch, a ball-player, at one timeant, Lieut E. E. Bradford, is the author of that Captain of the Stars of Syracuse. afterwards with cray which gained the second place in the Naval the Atlanta, Ga., club, and later with the club at
Prize Essay Competition, the winner being Capt. Wilmington, Del., was shot through the breast Henry F. Cleveland, R.N. The subject was: to-day in a saloon row. He cannot recover. His "The Maritime Defence of the United Kingdom. asailant was not captured.
(including its' Colonies and Dependencies) and its trade in a war, with a great Maritime Power,THE Undersigned been to notify the Tiblie of Hongkong and the Coast Ports, the ATLANTA, GA, October 27th. showing the Fleet considered necessary and its There is great excitement at Hiawassee, Ga., disposition." "Considering the large number of over the murder of Joseph Gibson, a prominent competitors, and the high professional abi citizen, who was killed Saturday night. Gibson and skilful treatment of the subject displayedth left Hiawassee Saturday morning and nothing these papers, Lieut. Bradford is to be con- was beard from him until twelve hours-later.
gratulated upon the excellence of his essay, and when his dead body was found one mile from the honourable position he achieved in the town, near the house of a man named M. L.
competition. It may Interest local renders to and the spectators in the orchestra seats gazed Amous, who is suspected of the murder. Amoni know Lieutenant Bradford's views in reference up angrily. Finally, several occupants of the comes from North Carolina, and has been study-to the naval distribution he would desire to see seats in the front rows turned toward the boxing for the ministry. Gibson, it seems, saw In the China Station:- and biased in very decided disapproval.
Amous beating his wife, and remonstrated with him, at which Amous became very angry and sprang upon Gibson with a knife, cutting his throat from ear to ear. Amous then fled. Lynching parties have been formed to hunt for the murderer."
NEW YORK, October 24th, The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough The autopsy developed the fact that death was occupied the upper proscenium box at Wednes not caused by a bullet, but by noison. A large day night's performance of The Maister of quantity of morphine was found in the stomach. Woodbarrow at the Lyceum Theatre. They Apparently he swallowed so much that it pro- were the guests of Henry Clews, The Duke duced hemorrhage. It was this that accounts begin to talk loudly directly after being seated, for the presence of blood in the suicide's mouth. and the actors and actresses looked up in asto- which created the impression that he shot him-pishment at him. The party continued to talk self there.
TIPPERARY, October 23rd.
Rer Father David Humphreys, one of the defendants in the conspiracy case, was found guilly to-day of committing an assault upon the wife of a policeman, and fined £20 oraix months In jail..
BERLIN, October 23rd.
Prince Maximilian, nephew of the Grand Duke of Baden, will shortly be betrothed to Princess Victoria Louisa of Schleswig-Holstein, Sonder- burg and Augestenburg.
EDINBURGH, October 23rd. Gladstone is greatly elated by the return of a Liberal from Eccles, and to every one who speaks to him on the subject heexpresses delight at the great victory which his party has won,
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., October 23rd. One of the fulminate departments of the Union Metallic Cartridge Company was blown up with terrible force at 9 a.m. to-day, causing great constemation among 600 employés in the main factory, George Baker and hi son, Fred W., were employed in the department at the time. A moment before the explosion: the son became, frightened and left the place. The body of the father was blown to atoms and scattered fin every direction. The explosion shattered a large quantity of glass in the main building on the opposite side of the street.
BERLIN, October zyd. Another tragedy has been added to the list of" horror which have recently occurred in Berlin and vicinity, To-day the community was shocked by the discovery of the fiendish work of a prisoner, which is almost without parallel in the history of crime here. A retired farmer named Gust, gave to his children some sweetmeats, la which he had put a quantity of poison. He then partock of the noisoned confection himself. The murderer and three children died in great agony and two other children are dying. Physicians say there is no possible chancs of saving them. No reason is known for the crime.
CHICAGO, October 24th.
Six men are in custody on suspicion of having been the murderers of Michael, Brezell, at Des plains Wednesday night. Three of them have proven apparent aliis, and the others claim to know nothing whatever of the affair.
· LONDON, October 25th. The body of the woman found in South Hampstead locality last, night shows the crime bears no resemblance to those committed by "Jack the Ripper." A medical examination proves that the woman did not belong to the Whitechapel class. The body was that of a woman about thirty years of age and well clad, Her throat was cut and ber skull fractured. All her pockets were empty. A perambulator containing a bloodstained fur rug was found near by, and it is supposed was used to convey the body from the spot where the crime was committed to where it was found.
Later.
The body of the murdered woman is that of Mr. Hobbs, wife of a porter. Mrs. Hobbs left' her husband yesterday, taking her child, whom sbe carried in the perambulator found near the place where the body was discovered. The whereabouts of the child is a mystery.
The Herald will publish to-morrow an "inter view with Stanley in which he says that if it was needful or desirable he could blast the reputation of Major Barttelot and others who have brought charges against him..
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NEW YORK, October 27th.
The Irish Catholic clergy here have no know ledge of the report that Cardinal Simeoni, by order of the Pope, has forbidden the bishops of this country to give official or other approval to the O'Brien-Dillon campaign. One prominent priest said it is sure, the Pope is unwilling to form any entangling alliance by interfering with Irish politics. No matter what may be their nationality, the priest was confident the clergy in this country will aid O'Brica and Dillon to the best of their ability, ・
The Scotch Covenanters of New York, a large, influential and religious body, who seldom vote at any election, has this year registered as a body, and will cast ballots for the anti-Tam- many ticket.
NEW YORK, October 28th,
The appai sale of seal-skins held yesterday in London by C. M. Lampson & Co. showed an advance from go to too per cent over the prices of last year. This sale determines the market for the next twelve months. A leading fur dealer in this city says the afvance in prices is some- thing unprecedented. The average advance on Alaska seals was too per cent and on the North- west coast and Copper Island seals so per cent.
"Several of the great Powers maintain squad rong on this station, those of France and Russia being in the greatest strength, and possessing their own arsenals at Saigon and Vladivostok respectively. We possess a large local carrying trade along the coast of China, while that to Australia and Borneo is incrensing, and a cruiser at large on either of these routes might do nn lncalculable amount of damage before she could be caught, Oursquadron in these waters should, therefore, be of sufficient strength to maintain a blockade of the enemy's ports and to allow of cruisers being detached to patrol the routes and guard the narrow channels and passes to the south and west.
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THE Company's Steamship
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Capain Goddard will be despatches for the above Ports, on TUESDAY, the 2nd December. at Noon..
It appears possible, ander existing conditions, that the defensive operation of blockade might he profitably converted into an offensive move- ment, an attack being made in conjunction with a military force and pushed right home. Such an operation would not involve any increase of the squadron required to maintain a blockade, beyond a few transports and ammunition ships, while its performance would secure a far greater freedom from attack throughout the Eastern seas.
This squadron would be under the immediate THE Company's Steamship direction of the Commander-in-Chief, and would consist of a first-class cruisers, 6 others of the second and third classes, 6 fast gua-vessels and z torpedo depot-ship. Colliers may be obtained at Hongkong, and will be required to accompany, the squadron.
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From Hongkong to the north through the Formosa" Channel as far as Japan there should Following are the average prices for raw be patrol of two cruisers. To the south, Stanley declared that no English jury would skins: Alaska seals-For middlings, 15a shil-goarding the route to Australia and the consts of End the alleged murderer of Major Barttelot lings; smalls, 166 shillings; large pups, 157 shil- North Borneo, there should be two cruisers and guilty, intimating that the major had insultedings; middling pups, 144 shillings; small pups, a gun-vessel. the wife of the man who killed him. Stanley 130 shillings extra small pups, 104 shillings. Northwest coast-Seals-Middlings and smalls, asserts that he has ample proof of this statement but refuses to make public the least portion of it Br shillings; small pups,.76 shillings: laige pups, until the officers who accompanied Bartelot and 76 shillings; middling pups, 88 shillings; extra * *
who are cognizant ofthe facts shall have publish- small pups, 60 shillings. ed their books.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 25th.
PORTLAND, Or, October 23rd. A collision occurred this morning between two freight trains on the Union Pacific Railroad near A bulletin regarding the condition of Grand Fairview, about fourteen, miles from this city. Duke Nicholas. the uncle of the Czar, says that Englucer Jack O'Brien of Albian was killed and since he was taken to Alapk, in Crimes, he has Williera Heinsworth, firemas, had his right been subject to convulsions and loss of memory. shoulder crushed. Three bax-cars and both The action of his heart is feeble. His tempera engines were badly wrecked. The accident fature is 34 degiess centigrade and his pulse go. attributed to inattention to signals.
LONDON, October 27th.
MASSILLON, Ohio, October 23rd,
It is probable the police will succeed in clear Governor Hill speaking of the effects of ingeway the mystery which is surrounding the the McKinley tariff on agricultural interests murder of Mrs. Hobbs, whose body was found said, "It is the miserable pauper labor of foreign Friday night at South Hampstead, Mrs. Nellie lands which is competing with the American Piercey, whom Mn. Hobbs visited on Friday, farmer for his home agricultural markets. The and whose house revealed traces of a desperate most of our agricultural products need no more struggle, and who was consequently arrested, protection from foreign, competition than the war arraigned in the Police Court to-day' on a elephant needs protection from the mouse. A preliminary hearing The husband of the mur mere statement of the exports and Imports showndered woman tesulfed that intimacy existed. the bald absurdity of McKinley's conclusion that damaging foreign competition in our home markets' in the cause of agricultural depression. The framers of the McKinley bill, after polating with horror at the alleged $356,000,cao worth of imported agricultural products, actually reduced the existing duties on one third, left untouched one half and increased the duties on scarcely one sixth, which proportion includes articles that are in no sents serious competitors with American products.”
WASHINGTON, October azid, Bling will leave to-morrow for Canton, Oklo, where he will speak on Saturday. From that place he will go to Chicago.
-'_OTTAWA, October 24th. Owing to the successful completion of the St. Clair Railway Tunnel, the Dominion Govern. ment has been asked to assist Senator Howland's project for a tunnel across the Straits of Northumberland to Prince Edward Island The cost of the work is estimated at $17,000,000. An English syndicate has offered to construct the tunnel if the Canadian Government guarantees 6 per cent interest on the bonds for 100 years..
between himself and the prisoner. He had a latch-key to her house and frequently visited her. He thought his wife did not know of his relations with Mrs. Piercey. Further examina- tios of the kitches at the Piercey residence reveals that a fierce struggle had, isken place there, and that attempts had been made to remove blood stains from the floor and about the room, by the use of parafine.
WASHINGTON October 17th The first motion to secure final action from the Supreme Court of the United States on the question of the conellutionality of the New York Electrical Execution law was made in the Supreme Court to-day. It was moved that the case be advanced and set for a speedy hearing, The point raised in that the Kemmler execution demonstrated that killing by electricity was cruel and an unusual punishment, and assoch prohibited by the Constitution of the United States. After counsel made his motion Chief Justice Fuller asked, "Is there any distinction between that case and the case of Remmler Daniel O., Callahan the counsel who made the 'motion, responded, "Yes, sir; this distinction, that the carrying out of the sentence in the Kemmler case was not scientifically successful, sad the petitioner hopes that electricity will be
"We will take the papers:"
The last Pacific Mail steamers leaving this port bave been so well loaded with merchandise that after paying all charges they have cleared from $40,000 to $50,000 for the stockholders.
QUEERC, October 28th,
With the view of suppressing the enormous whisky smuggling in Quebec, Cardinal Taschereau has issued a letter to his flock an the evils of the traffic. He strongly condemns the smugglers, who are henceforth deprived of the benefit of the sacrament.
OTTAWA, October 28th,
A cablegram from Sir Charles Tupper announces that he has forwarded a petition for the commutation of the death sentence of Burchell, the murderer of Benwell, got up in England by the family of the condemned man.
THE STATUS OF JAPANESE ADROAD,
DY A JAPANESE XYLWITNESS,
FOR SWATOW,
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Captain Raich, will, he despatched for the abere Port, on TUESDAY, the 2nd December, at DAYLIGHT,
For Freight or Pastare, apolr to
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Singapore will be the headquarters of the Southern Division, consisting of two second class cruisers, a third, and a gun-vesseln, who will be SINGAPORE, PENANG AND BOMBAY, kept constantly cruising in the numerous straits haring connexion with Company's Mail and passages between the islands. Six torpedo-
Steamers, to ADEN, SUEZ, PORT SAID, boats stationed here will be of great assistance
MESSINA, NAPLES (LEGHORN); and is the performance of these duties. Twelve
GENOA; all MEDITERRANEAN, ADRIATIC, torpedo-boats at Hongkong will be sufficient to.
LEVANTINE; and SOUTH AMERICAN PORTA, admit of a flotille being detached to work with the fleet if required. The numbers in the various clasica as above enumerated will then be as follows: z first class cruisers, 8 second and 6 18 torpedo-boats, I telegraph cable-ship. third, 9 gun-vessels, r torpedo depot-ship, and
FORMOSA.
Whenever it seemed to suit their purpose the Chinese officials in Formosa have maintained that Hobé was the treaty port of the North of the land, and therefore the only place where
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fareigners could legally carry on businen. Trey asserted that foreigners were permitted to re'de and trade in Twatutia on sufferance only, and bave from time to ilme tried to levy lekin
attempts have had to be abandoned owing to the protests of foreign merchants and the firmness of the Consular body. The foreļga claim to right of residence in Twatulfa is based The special correspondent of the Shemp on the several treaties of 1860, between Foreign on board the Kongo Kan calls attention to the Governments and China wherein it is declared fact that Japan is represented in Hongkong that Tamsul is open to trade, and as Tamsul is chiefly by a colony of women who in our mealy at a town but large district, it has always mouthed euphemistic and paraphrastic phrase been held by foreigners that they were at the are no better than they should be. Now tals very least free to reside and trade at Testutis, is a matter for sincere regret. We called atten- the first market centre on the Tamal” river. tion to this circumstance in one of the focal This question which was capable of assoming papers more than two years ago, and the very, unpleasant and irritating aspect, has Government at once took prompt and vigorous Just been brought to an issue, says the Amoy steps to stamp out the visions traffic from which Gassits, by Mr. W. Holland at present Acting the pimps of the southernmost treaty port Consul in Tamual. Mr: Holland took advantage A PIANIST TO TRAVEL, seemed in gain the lion's share of the lucrative of his residence in Hobé being under repair.
Apply at once to but ill-omened resulting harvest. In spite of to rent a house in Twatulin where he flew
CHARLES HARDING, their precautions, however, it appears that a the British Flag, and officially notified the
Hongkong Hotel. certain amount of this trade in human flesh and Governor of his change of residence. By
-Hongkong, 29th November, 1890. f1631 blood has still been going on, on the precise taking this step, the Governor was put into the CHINA MERCHANTS' STEAM · NAVIGAT modus operands of conducting which the late position of having to make a definite move, either TION. COMPANY'S DEBENTURE fatalities on board the Fushiki-mary throw a to refuse to recognize the right of residence in lurid and baleful light. Of course the Japanese Twatatia as heretofore, or by visiting Mr. Holland
LOAN. OF 1886. · Government are not to be held in any way res to acknowledge it.. The Governor chose the ponsible for this; and we believe that it is difficult latter course, accepting the inevitable as Chinese for their Consular Representative in. Hongkong officials always do when they know the foreigner
will be payable at the Offices of the Hong return of these emigides. But the mischief has cedent which lays at rest a question that un.. kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation on and The Republican Committee is especially busy spread much beyond the Golden Gateway of the stitied might at some future time cause grave after the 1st day of December, 1890, Just now closing up the campaign, malling foal East ; with the Japanese jinrikisha, the painted complications, and losses to those engaged in For the Hongkongʻand Shanghal Banking while the body showed kicks and bruises documents mad putting things generally in ship woman has also found her way to Singapore, trade with Tamsul Mr. Holland is to be-con-
Corporation, sufficient to caure death. The victim shape order for the 4th prox. There can be no Colombo and Calcutta. Nor is this all gratulated on his action, which no doubt will be
T. JACKSON, woman of low repute, and this was sufficient to
doubt of their confidence in a Republican victory | Australia has also been invaded by a small recognized in the proper quarter.
Chief Manager. start the cry "Jack-the-Ripper."
this year. The managers," however, say that advance-guard of these ladies of easy virtue.
Hongkong, 28th November, 1890. during last few days the Democrats have been Is Fort Darwin they bad five establishments making a lavish use of money in all doubtful eighteen months ago. They are situated Scorr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
NOTICE. duricts. In ons district it is said $5,000 has right in the middle of the Chinese. Quarter of Hypophosphiles, for Rickett, Marasmus and heen put in by the Democrats in the last few that town-ship, and are conspicuous mainly for all wasting disorders of children, in very temark- days. The Republicans look on this as a pre- the wonderful contrast they present to the surable faits results. The rapidity with which arranged Democratic programme to hold the rounding Flowery Land piggeries in the matter children gain flesh and strength upon it is very cash until near the end of the canvas and then of cleanliness. The Government Resident them wonderful Read the following I hire tried food the country,
informed us that their inmates were perfectly Scott's Emulsion in cases of wasting in young orderly and well-behaved, but that they had been children, and I am of opinion that it is a valuable ar the source of a considerable amount of disorder preparation for such cases. The children take Robert B. Pattison, Democratic candidate for among the citizens of the place and also among and ask for more, and the good effects am? Governor of Pennsylvania, swore out warrants the miners who periodically come in from the apparent.:.:1 consider it far superior to ordinary for arrest this morning. In proceedings for gold Gelds in the 'back-blocks". During our stay Cod Liver OIL-J. MARSHALL, M,R.CS., &C.,, E criminal libel, against the publisher and editor there, one young simpleton got eighteen months 143, Grange Road, Bermondsey, S. Any and besides the Photo be will be also catitled to The Dockers' Union has rescired to petition of the Inquirer, the proprietor of the North, in fall'on sccount of ilide bit of shooting Chemist can supply it. Watson & Ca: (Ltd.), ́a prits marked at the back. ISO Wariament to praktibis the importation of foreign | American and the publicher and editor of the | cocasioned by falling a victim to the charme of] agenta in Hongkeng and Chinaang taoli
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The "Jack-the-Ripper" scare la on again decided to be notthe proper mode.” Chlef Justice to take any décidad mezzores to enforce the is in the right, and bas thus established a pre-NTEREST due on BONDS of this LOAN of late years.
-to-night. "In a secluded part of the South Hamstead locality was found the dead body ófa woman whose head had been nearly savered,
In accordance with an agreement recently made between the Allan Steamship Company and the grain men in their employ in London, all questions fa dispute between them have been referred to arbitrators for settlement The arblitators have given a decision, but the men refused to be bound by It, and have again gone on a strike. The company notified the union to which the men belong that it will be keld answerable for any damages the company may sustain through the refusal of the men to accept the award of the arbitrators. A general crisis between shipowners and employés is approach Linge
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