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iiiEVER before hadthe great templeat Memphis beenso unclean Fordays yes nndnights the armyof attendants hadbeen struggling toclear the greatcourts and areasof the dead car-casses of frogsand they had hadno time to removethe dust and dirtwhich had accum

ulated And as though this filthy con-k

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dition was not enough annoyance top the priests whose religious rites andi ceremonies required such rigid tath

y Ing and cleansing the stench arisingthe heaps of dead frogs in thejCrom spaces about th temple tilled the

made the situation almlt u

q Jannes and Jamferet tie < chiefpriests of the temple were In any

1 thlng but an amiable mood and asey passed through the court of the

> aple on the way to their apartc ucats they lifted their white linen

I M t robes high that they might not be

i pmlrched by the filth on the pavementahd grumbled as the went Noticing

slow movements of one of the atI Ethe Jambres angrily exclaimed

Faster You will never get thisfilth cleaned out at such a pace as

1 thatt I4The poor fellow too weary almost

to feel resentment tried to hasten hist l efforts and Jannes with more feelingM r than his colleague said

tt iBut they have been laboring day1 Mind to rid thee place of the

S < > frogs an Ill Is no wonder they are10 I iteary Curses be upon the Hebrew

fjwho have brought this upon us

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I Aye but we may be thankful thatI the king is more than ever incensedkagainst them and it is certain that

l fe will not let them go as they havev requested responded Jambres

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4 More to ask his God to remove thaw JiwiVuwnie pests I fear he might have

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g just as tUs uir ters of Egyptiwould recotv IV eshness towould this plgjo llt Are thegods of Egypt dcid thte should

4 I listen to a despised HflrvThey bad now entered tt private

apartments which they fooiU AS filthyas the other portions of u3 templeSeating themselves they Continued

I 4 their conversation

t I They had just returnee rom thepalace Where they ha i u discuss ¬

S 4 leg tho situation wlflt p toTheE feeling of hatred ri < tes and

Aaron burned fier tielr breasts5Z for they secret I elr growing

powerand wre rnsive of theirnext movv

c Where obtained lie this skillJannes exfalmed at last while he

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v poked with his staff in the dust on theS vy t I an aluiiessr sort 0f wayyJe fore have ariy possessed

> s4ch powers ouUlde of the priesthoodl Jlt of Egypt and thqu knowest how such4L i i skill is obulnfd by usonly after theprietlcetLS through just vi ve were on the

D I i eve otwtccety URIu1Pd Jambreillu be no Moses

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>hisVIt appeared to become I lueuly salI

1J tnatedHBBd the thi I vering upontlleftoorand frirruMKe jut the roombecame a wriggJi > moving mass

Tj Jr With a tartJedy if mingled feirr u and horror thytwo men forgetful of

their plett dignity sprang upon the5tbairsfere they were sitting but

S 1 VWO there the squirming mass fol¬

lowed xthcm and the rustle of theirt robes aUrted a cloud of dust tint

was trnsformec in its flight into thep same lIttle green mites and these set¬

tied upon themupon their heads andw hands j and faces and covered ther

robes tad quickly burrowed withinand crawled over the fteshof the

lb T SbodyI4 Their disgust and terror was now

augmented by the pain caused by thecreeping crawling biting things andrushedJcourt But ihcre thereJI was even great¬

I er confusion 1 The attendants who

4ri had been busily cleaning the temple1 r were Jumping and running about as-

though sad They were tearing theirscant attire from them and slappln

4 4 and rubbing their bodies first hereb r anti then there The temple was fair¬

Tk ly alive with the loathsome mitessi The Boor was literally a Tolling

squirming sea of them and the men as13a slimy and slippery mass

S >SLtJht moment a runnerhurst into7 tMlr tkCIlJllag loudly that tne

F king Had sent for his magicians de¬

manding that they coae at once to-t jthe palace for he was In us rest4 Despite their discomfort Janne ad4tI Jambres started at once AK Uejr

jseed the apartment where the sacredcats wets kept the most horribleopenedcpast them like a flight of arrows scores

tl1 of the heists maddened by the irriF tatlagilice The sacred bull could be

heard iortlng and rearing about in5 J Its quartets and the rattle and snap

Stoldi1j the wiT fcej law the people excitedlyrun about and trying frantically

S 4 rid themselves of the little pestsb i that covered them And they too

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raway but as fast as they got rlJ otthose already upon them others sprangup from the dust beneath their feet

This is more of that man Moseswork snarled Jannes shaking him ¬

self impatiently But Jambres WIStoo uiisy rubbing and scratching him ¬

self and trying to obtain relief fromthe lice to make reply And thus in ¬

stead of their stately dignified on ¬

trance to the kings presence they en ¬

tered his apartments with nervoushalting steps and found him in likedistress of body for In place of thecold serenity and haughty dignity withwhich he invariably received his offi ¬

daIs he moved uneasily on his throneand then nervously rose and shookhimself and took his seat again Ashis eyes felt upon Jannes and Jambre3 sis face somewhat lightened andhe cried excitedly

What means this dreadful visItatIonsLet us see by thy enchantments If thoutoo can brliifi forth these lice Thenshall I know thit Moses God Is no godat nil

Then were Jannes and Jambres filledwith confusion by the words of theking for they had taken no thought asto the manner of calling forth the liceas Moses had done They knew notwhat reply to make to their lord andstood in embarrassed silence beforehim

Recovering their selfpossession atlast however they cleverly parried for-

Um sayingKnow 0 king that In so Important

er all thy magicians and Forcerthe temple must be summoned

iv c zany have the help of all thosewho serve before the gods of EgyptBullet not thy heart be troubled in thisthy distress Have we not shownPharaoh the turning of the water toblood anti the calling forth Of frogseven as Moses did and shall We totagain triumph

Go then cried Pharaoh Impatient ¬

ly And return at once for I shall beawaiting thee here

Soon In answer to the hasty sum ¬

mon the magicians and sorcerers fcf

Egypt were hurrying to the palace fromevery direction and held hasty con¬

sultation with Jannes and Jambreswho delayed the return to the royalpresence so long that the king unwilling to wait longer sent imperativeword that they appear

Then was begun a most desperatestruggle upon the part of the kingomagicians to turn the dust to lice Theirwierd chanting filled the great hallwhere they were gathered They triedall their enchantments and In the fren ¬

zy of desperation beat their breasts andcalled upon their gods to hear and an ¬

swer but there came no answeringsign With eager intensity Pharaohwatched every move of his magiciansand when they threw themselvesupon the ground before him intoken of their failure he waved themto one side and called

Let Jannes and Jambres appearThey shall not fall us even as they didnot when the rivers were turned toblood and the frogs appeared

Again the chanting began the at¬

tendant priests keeping time to themovements of Jannes and Jambreswho now came and stood before theking But at last after exhaustingthemselves In their efforts they sankto the ground as the others had doneand a solemn stillness as of death fellupon the place

Pharaoh sat as one turned to stonea look almost of scorn upon his facewhich hardened Into an expression otbitted hatred as the moments of tenseagony dragged themselves out

At last one of the magicians crept tohis side and whispered In a voice thatfairly quivered with the tensity of itssuppressed awe and terror

This is the finger of GodAnother emboldened by the action

of the first also stepped forward and re¬

peated the wordsYea It Is the finger of Godl

Another and another and still an¬

other did likewise until at last Jannenand Jambres were alone and still pros-trate

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upon the ground at the feet ofPharaoh Had they not heard Wouldthey too admit the superiority ofMoses God

The eyes of the king burned like coalsof fire as ho looked upon them Higherand higher he lifted his Imperioushead More and more rigid became hisform

the intense tragic whisperreverberated through the room Thisis the finger of Godl

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died away among the lofty pillars ofthe vaulted hall when Jannes andJambres leaped to their feet with afierce angry cry which made ovenPharaoh start upon his throne

Traitors to the gods of Egypt theyshouted pointing their accusing fingersat them and swaying their bodies in theintensity of their emotions TraitorsThink you that Moses shall prevailNot while Jannes and Jambres canwithstand Moses to his face LetPharaoh not falter This plague likethe others will pass The gods of Egyptwill finally triumph

Slowly Pharaoh rose until his tower ¬

ing height seemed to overshadow allThere was a glitter in his eye and acruel hard smile played over his fea ¬

tures as he again waved the magiciansat his side away and exclaimed

Jannes and Jambres have spokenHear ye them

A Dead lionsSee here Aunt Dinah I sent two

brandnew shirts of my husbands tothe wash last week and you havebrought only one back Now wliathave you done with the other

Yes Miss Lulu maam I was com ¬

ing round to the qucsion of dat darshut You knows dat I aint a pusson dat pretends to one thing andpretends to anudder sp Ise agwineto tell the tnif bout dat shut It

ns dlsaway My ole man he upand filed las week and de BuralSasslety dey didnt do nnthlng butcovort round an I neber had anytlngto lay dat man out In So t herpsmysef to dat shnt for a fac Anoh Miss Lulu honey I JeV wishesyou could bab seen how dat niggersot dat shut

Get OldOne of the worst delusions that ever

crept into a middleaged mans mindis the conviction that he has done hisbest work that he is growing old andmust soon give place to younger men

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TROUBLE IN ZION CITYt

A Dowie Mcetiiisr Broken Up ByOpposing Faction

A Second Disturbance Was CausedBy Reading of a Letter StatingI

That Dowlei Wife Had BeenIHealed By Hit Prayers

Chicago lllAt a meeting overwhich John Alexander Powlo IIICIsided at Zion City Sunday afternoon was broken up by a number offollowers of tho opposing faction asslsted by several outsiders and beforetho crowd dispersed a free fight occurred

Dowie was addressing thenumbering about six hundred IIn1Imade the statement that the overseersof the Vollvu faction were thieves antirobbers At once n number of thosoIIn the audience were on their feetIshouting No no you are the robberwhy dont you pay your debts TheIdisturbance became so violent thata Zion guard was sent to restore orderIThe guard took hold of an old grayheaded man who was loudest In hisdemands for Dowie to pay his obliga ¬

tions anti this was a signal for a freetight A dozen men seized the guardIanti were about to drag him down thoalslo when Gladstone Dowle and Dea-con

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Arrington mounted tho platformand called upon tho audience not tocreate A disturbance and to take theirIscats

Dowie was so weak that he halt tobe carried from his carriage into thotabernacle by two attendants

At an afternoon meeting called forDowie adherents only but which wasInvaded by a largo number of thosowho were riotous at the former moot ¬

ing Dowle precipitated a second gen ¬

eral disturbance Ho caused to boread a letter from one of his support ¬

era stating that tho Writers wife hadpassed safely through the crisis of aserious illness whllo Dowio prayedtor her This fact Dowie comparedwith the case of Mrs Cantel wife ofnn overseer who died last Fridaywithout medical attention while Vollvaanti his supporters were offering pray ¬

Ira for her recovery Dowie declaredthat he feared the woman would diebecause site had associated herselfwith the rebels Immediately therewas a storm of hisses and shouts otShame shame

There is death in store for more ofyou it this rebellion keeps on con¬

tinned Dowic Again tho peoplesprang from their chairs shouting andgesticulating until the tumult becameso general that Dowio was againobliged to bring the meeting to aclose

CARL SCHURZ IS DEAD

Passed Away at His Home in NewYork Surrounded By His FamilyV

New YorkThn condition ofCarl Schurr took a serious turnSunday night Earlier In tho day itwas thought Mr Schurz had made asubstantial improvement but shortlybefore 10 oclock the following bulletin

hwas issued by the attending physi ¬

clansMore frequently unconscious sincenoon New attack of pulmonaryoedema thus far moderate Tempera ¬

ture pulse and respiration risingCondition most serious

Carl Schurz died at 430 His fam ¬

ily Vas at his bedsideMRS JEFFERSON DAVIS BETTER

Grandson States Crisis Is Passed andNo Cause For AlarmI

Now York Mrs Jefferson Daviswho Is 111 in this city and whosecondition was considered grave Is bet ¬

ter Jefferson Hays Davis a grandsonof Mrs Davis gave out the followingstatement My grandmother ralliedwonderfully following the arrival ofthe family The physicians say thatthe crisis Is passed and there Is nowno cause for alarm The family willremain with her for two weeks Shewas SO years old last Monday

200 FUNERALS IN NEW YORK

Drivers and Owners Adjust Difficultyand Men Resume Work

New York More than two hun ¬

dred funerals were held in GreaterNew York Sunday the 1600 unionfuneral drivers who struck last weekhaving returned to worlc An amica ¬

ble adjustment of the differences bet-

ween the drivers and the FuneralCoach Owners association was ar¬

rived at early Sunday after what waspractically an allnight conferencebetween representatives of the twoorganizations The drivers won theirfight securing shorter hours a twodollar increase In weekly wages andrecognition of their union

To Be the Guest of HonorWashington Secretary of War

Taft will be the guest of honor at thoannual convention dinner of the Na-

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Association of Manufacturers inNew York May 16 The sessions willlast from May 15 to 17

Celebrates Fiftieth AnniversaryNew YorkThe fiftieth anal ¬

versary pf the establishment of theforeign missionary society of the Meth ¬

odist Episcopal church in British Indiawas celebrated in Carnegie hall underthe auspices of the Womens ForeignMissionary society

Enormous Gathering at FuneralTunis The funeral of Sldi Mo¬

bammed El Hadji Bey of Tunistook place before an enormous gath¬

ering of natives and Europeans andthe French military and civil authori¬

tiesMonument to Maj Collls Dedicated

Gettysburg PaA handsome monoument erected by the survivorsorMs regiment the 114th andhis friends in civic life was dedicatedto the memory of the late Brevet MajGen Charles T Collins in tho Nationalcemetery here

Shoots Wife and SelfMilwaukee WisWilliam Selle

aged 50 years shot and killed hiswife aged 30 years early Sunday andafter vainly attempting to kill hisdaughter he shot himself The wifewas suing for divorce

Follows His Fathers PrecedentLondon Following the precedent

established by his father when liereturned from India thirty years agotho prince of Wales publicly gavethanks for his safe journey to the In ¬

titan empire at a service held In Westminster Abbey-

PanAmerlcan Delegates NamedMexico CltyThe Mexican dele-

gates to the PanAmerlcan confer ¬

ence at Rio Janeiro are Francisco dola Barra minister to Belgium Con¬

gressman Ricardo Garcia Grandadosand nicardo Molina Hubbe lawyer

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HAUNTS OF THE ARTIST

Are Difficult to Locate Because ofHis Elusive Dispo ¬

sition

Taken literally the painter is won ¬

derfully in advance of civilizationWhen It catches up to him either byboat or rail he slips from under ormore hastily through his skylightanti goes deeper Into the jungle of unexplored villages along the Xuydcr ZeeThrough years of this shunning ofmankind says the Reader he has doveloped into an elusive animal notyet chaineleonllke In his power 10change Ills color as a means of losinghimself but Inversely with a remarkable ability to lose others This Is nota mean quality unless you happen tobe one of the others Viewed broadly

is a fine primeval desire to hidewhat belongs to him by right of dlscovery It favors of the dog whoburies his bone but never of that meancur who yelps in the manger In thehigher form of life the attribute may-be likened to the loftiness of purposein the Crusader anti again to protec ¬

the Instincts of a bricklayers unionUnion Is written here with a rising in ¬

flection of the scribes stub pen Theartists are a fraternity the bread oftheir tattles the silver In their pocketsthe oats on their backs are for theirbrothers but when it comes to bricksor the tools of the trade they are hid ¬

den along with the bone of the dogunder the dikes of remote fishing viilarges There are but two absolutemeans of discovering the haunts of theartist The first Is to follow him bystealth the second Is to many himWives are gracefully endured In art ¬

ists colonies A painting wife is acomrade a domestic wife is a guestand a scribbling wifemust beware

SWISS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Are Considered by the People GoodEnough for Rich and Poor

Alike

One reason why the Swiss fare wellis that their public school system isprobably the best in the world andwith them public school education Ispractically compulsory says Everybodys Magazine You can send yourchild to a private school in some cantons If you insist upon so doing butthe face of the government and theforce of public opinion are sternlyagainst the practice In the cantonof Bolothurn private schools are abso ¬

lutely forbidden In other cantons aprivate school pupil must secure a for-mal

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permit from the local authoritiesand in some cantons he must pay acharge to the public funds The ideais that the public schools are goodenough for all that rich and poor artto meet there on even terms that thepublic school is the nursery of democ¬

racy and patriotism above all thatdemocracy is the life blood andstrength and very soul of the republicand the republic is Switzerland andwithout the republic Switzerland isnothing Private schools for Swisschildren are few in number and suchas exist are under the strict supervis ¬

ion of the state Education is a seriousmatter in Switzerland there is no es ¬

cape from It A parent must send hischildren to school or go himself tojail They kept a Seventh Day AdfTentist in Jail for two years because Hj

refused to let his child attend schoolon Saturdays As it then seemed dkIItiInt Who Got te op1

Arizona At How did the fight come

aridBroncoAlkali IkeIt resulted in a draw

Sure it did but what I want 10know is which drawed flrstPhi1adelphia Record

Telephone StatisticsIn London according to the latest

statistics there is only one telephonefor every 60 families In New Yorkthere is one for 12 in Boston one forsix in San Francisco one for four

Not to Bo Taken In So EasilyHe Can you explain to me the dir¬

ference between shall andwillFor example if I say Will you mar ¬

ry me should you reply I shallor I will

She coldlyI should reply I-wontBtray Stories

Tallest Mountaindunday Island in the Pacific la

really the tallest mountain In theworld It rises 2000 feet out of fivemiles of water and Is thus nearly80000 from base to summit

Wherein London LucksIn some respects London Is very

much behind many English villagesPractically every rural police stationhas its telephone but Scotland Yardthe head and center of Londons crime ¬

inal detective system still holds outagainst this means of communication

Why Is ItPA vaudeville monologist will dig

up stale jokes and the people laughat him hut the newspaper punsterwho tries to ring In an old oni getathe ba baDenver News

MARKET REPORTS

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BOYS HEAD ONE SOLID SORE

Hair AU Came OutUnder DoctorThree Months and No Better Cuti ¬

cura Remedies Works Wonders

Mr A C Harnctt proprietor ofa gen-rral

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More in Oklahoma tell inthe foltlwinll grateful letter how Cuticura 1ylittleMilld sore all over IIH scalp his hair allcanto omit anti lie filtered very much Ihad a physician treat him at the endof three months he was no better Iremembeied that the Cutinirn Remedies listIIottles ¬

directions ROIl using Cuticura Soap antiOintment on him daily his eczema lefthim hit hair grew again anti lie hasnever had any eczema since We use thetheykeepfully recommendfor all cases of eczema A C BarnettMar 30 1905

TRUE SOUTHERN CHIVALRY

Kentucky Colonel Didnt ApologizeBut He Came Very Near

Doing Itilanv stories have been told of southgotoKentucky while visiting Philadelphia re-

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genuineKrntuckywhich was very crowded anti Fomehowhe stepped on the foot of a very pnttyexpectedtilleverybody ele who heard her Rive amouselike squeal when the colonels footcame down

And she looked an though flic expectedart apology but the colonel divining herthought doffed his hat and raid Nomadam Im not going to apologize Whenthe good Lord was ro gracious as tomake women so beautiful and charmingand with such wonderfully small feetthat a man has to tramp on them o findthem then I dont think that an apol

OsThe compliment was too graceful forthe woman to resist and all that fol ¬

lowed was a smiling acknowledgment oithe colonels gallant speech

Cant Hold OnAre you fond of yachting Miss GrayOh yes At the very of the

inspiring the straining sail theruhing waterI can hardly contain my¬

self3Vesthatr the way it affects me

Cleveland Leader

Seasonable HourStern ParentWhat time did that young

niui leavePretty Daughter Jut when you got

home from the lodge ma returned fromher bridge party and Bridget came back I

horn her night outN Y Sun

A good many modern novels would bo-o more lasting value if their authorsonly devoted more time to thinking whatto say instead of how to say itilostonGlobe

A successful life is one that rounds upwith a feeling of thankfulness for thethings it has missed

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They were talking about spelling reformspellinginTheres that very word phonetic laidoEEnlishyettheytheymrallposlihlcNow now drawled lila friend youre

italontthank for the word It is ahaveIllCnlike ette in rosette and the ii likeagoodnctteiq But it is coming Phonetic spell ¬wordphrnixtolxshowsNothing said the objector Whatuiillrntthat round thing you say was an V was

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and the phenix laid the reg Thats all

Each to His TasteDid you see where the chaplain gen ¬

eral of that aristocratic societyprayed for all those who have not thetame ancestry as themselves

Well thatto a matter of taste Maybesome have their own reasons foraccepting the Darwinian theory but Adamand Eve are good enough for meBalti¬

more American

The Way AboutAn American who had spent more time

in studying gum ¬

mar an England remarkedto the driver I suppose coachman allhffigcBOh

all of them hedges growed out of thetrees

Different I

Bangley always speaks of his wifeas dearest

Yes but you ought to hear how hespeaks to Free Press

Not SoSheDid you ever hear the eagle

screamlieNo I never hang on to a dollar

that tight Detroit Free Press

Some men make such a big fuss nboutplanning for big things they overook the necessity of attending to the

detailYfotThere is no more insufferable bore thanthe man who has so much common anilethat he baa no

I patient card houses are built in anhour cathedrals take centuries

Genius is seldom bothered with bookI keeping Life

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physician of Salem tau who talking toa of friends said I wanted to be

Oh well rejoined one of the partysuch is life Many a man with wholesale

aspirations has to content himself with aretail business

Kind of Investigation-You are taking a great deal of inter-

est in thisYes the I

have to give it close personal attentionI want to make sure develop

I dont care to have knownWashington Star

Society An assemblage of weljdressedpersons who would be bored

than aloneCentury

It is all right to be in the push butyouhavesickheadacheyouwill

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But Found A Cure Yearsof Suffering-

A II Stotts messenger at the StateCapitol Columbus 0 says

For yearsI had kidney trou-bles

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walk andwasted away in bed for ten weeksAfter being given up I began usingDoans Kidney Pills In a couple ofmonths I regained myoid healthand now weigh 188 pounds Twelveboxes did it and I have been welltwo years

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Dont Poison BabyYEARS AGO almost eVery mother thought her child mustproduceiTHEEE IS NO WAEEKK feuiy the children who have killed ormorphineeaohof

of the narcotics namecf to children at JIor to anybody without labellingS

It poison n The definition fnarotio u 4A mdicinezhi7zreZievespaim

tO72LCDThtkioflsold under the names of Drops Cordials Soothing Sriis etc Youshould not permit medicine to be given to your ohildren Without you oryour physician know of what it is composed CASTOHA DOLE tfOT CON

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