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1 1 u n i . i , a i . ; ; v r. . r A 1. 1; I'L'ELISHED KVZRY TIIUKSDAY BY f BUEIIBAUM & EA3IE I1" Editors and Proprietors. 1 THURSDAY; JUKE 18. ia7. OFFICE AT SALISBURY. . On Tuesday evening the Tresi-H dent appointed Kerr Crdige (bollec tor of the Fifth District. Senators Vance and Ransom and Hon John S. Henderson strongly endorsed him. The President having deter mined in cverycase to adhere to the reduction of the numben of Reve nue Districts and to the new lines he had prescribed, it was a part of political justice that the Collector of our district should bo a resident in it. For this reason iir. Boyd should havebeen set-aside. We suppose that whatever reason pre vailed with the President in the first instance to set aside ilsij. Dowd prevented his re-appointment. IIow- ever that may be, there can be no question that1 the President could not have appointed . a better man than Mr. Craige. This is a sure instance where the office seeks the man, not the man the office. The President was well advised in this case, and. may' count himself happy if he sccuresUhe services of so good -a man. There can be only one possible objection to the appoint- ment, and that is that Mr. Craige's popularity will make the Internal Eevenuc so popular in our District r that, no nnn will hr u'illinor to fihnlisli it. We would be glad to have the ofiice moved to Salisbury and are confident that if it be best for the public interests it will come here. . 'it!'; ?i:;:c Wi'S in the custody of the sheriff; of the county; In some way it was found that the constable bad $1,200 in a batik and owned real estate. He ia now un der arrest and committed for perja- When enterprise breaks like a sunburst in the South, lighting the fires of new factories in every val ley, every man knows it lessens Democratic chances. Philadelphia Pre. If the Press is correct in its state ment, then every democratic paper 7n the South is working with might and main to destroy the democratic I "It is over, thank God ! but the courage, bravery and fortitude of ; birth sides are now the pride and heritage of us all. John bherman at Nashville last March. "The appointment to the foreign service of men who participated in ! or sympathized with the rebellion njay fairly lead the nations to con clude that it was the rebel cause that triumphed and not the Union cause. The democratic party is the left wing of the new Confederate army." John Sherman this month at Springfield, Ills. At one place the cooing of peace, at the other the waving of the bloody shirt ! In regard to the last sentence in Sherman's Springfield speech, we would say that while the republi can leaders. Blaine and Sherman, filled their pockets with the people's money during the late war, the democrats, McClellan, Grant and ancock were, leading the Union forces against the Confederates. WHAT TillA SAY. Hon. John Sherman, in Spring field, Ills., described the condition of the Southern negro very pathet ically. He charges the Southern whites with "murder, arson, perju ry and forgery," practiced upon the colored man. We clip from the Berea Watchman, a paper issued by colored men at Berea, NV C- the following, from which the people may judge whether the "Hon." John tells the truth, or just slush manufactured to deceive the North ern reader : We have many white friends who feel an interest in the educa tion of the colored race, and some who are even willing to sacrifire a portion tf their income for the ad vancement of the worthy colored man.'-' - The same paper says, in' regard to the trial of a negro at ' Oxford, X. C: ' ; . ' "Everything was done to give the negro Tabor a fair trial. A special venire of two hundred men was summoned from which a jury of ten negroe3 and two whites- was chosen. The negro had able, coun sel in Mr. A. W. Graham. Don't Experiment. You cannot afford to Hire la ex rrrimmUB; nbcn your hiBgt-are in Oaa,. grr. Consumption alvajs teem, at rt. only a cokL Do not permit any dealer to impeve upon tou with ttmt cbrap imita lion oi in. i on .r utfoxtrr lor von fumptioo. Couibs and Colds, lot be ure you grt tbe grnuic. Brcamc be ca mixe more proct be may teli you be dm aotnrthiujr jut m pood, or Jat tb same.- NEW ADVERTISEMEKTa BROWN & BIXBY'S SHOE POLISH, Ten cents a bottle at WYr & TORE. - - The Sultan has ceded Cyprus to England. A fire in Havemeyer's Green Point Sugar Refinery, - Brooklyn, N. Y., caused damages to the Itmountfof 11.000,000. " Hannibal Hsfenlin, of : Maine, is the otily ex-Yice President ofLthe United States living. 11. B. Hayes is the only man who claims to- be tin ex-President. News from Raleigh indicates that the Supreme Court takes-the view that beer and wines-are spirit- 1 1 A T 1-1 nous liquors ana cannot oe soiu where prohibition prevails. The lit. Rev. Wm, B. Steverjs, Bishop of the Protectant Episcopal Church for the Diocese of Pennsyl vania, died at his home in Philrdel phia on last Saturday. . They now import foreign liq- nors and sell them in unbroken packages at Augusta, Maine. Such importers are protected by the United States from ' the action, of State prohibitory laws. -Senator Ingalls, one of- the ."leading republicans qf the uorth vyest, says ; "I have no hesitancy in declaring that in this "If I have correctly stated the aims and tendencies of the two par-: lies, the Republican party is the only one fitted to carry out such a policy. Our adversaries may brood over the dead past and mourn the decay of Confederate ideas; but Republicans hail with unbounded satisfaction every advance of our countrv in strength and nower at home and abroad. From John Sherman's speech at Springfield, Els. , ; s Hark, ye Democrats, listen, ye, the majority of the American peo ple ! You are brooding over the dead past, you mourn the depay' of Confederate ideas you bewail the prosperity of your country. Pc membcr, Democrats, that you who cast five millions of wTiiteOtcs-ifl- the last election against Blaine who had only three and a half millions of white votes, jrou 10-17 of the white votingi population of this countr)are,J according to Sherman, traitors, rebels, and enemies to your own country. Remember, ye white Democratic' voters of y the North who number 3,191.832 (which is an absolute majority of the votes cast in the Northern States for either candidate), rember that John Sherman of Ohio says you are foes, antagonists and adversaries of this government." Are you the traitors, or the man that utters those senti ments ? If every man that has dif ferent views from another is to be stigmatized as a traitor, then there is but one honest, loyal man in ex istence, aud that man is he who has the floor at the time being. CAPITAL I) INSTEAD OF CAP ITAL I. V The Tobacco Outlook Again-- Jiased cn the Short Acreage of the Present Year. . Southern Tobacco JournaL By careful investigation the Jour nal finds that it3 estimate of four weeks ago iu regard to the acresge for 1887 is correct, and that the highest average for this year's crop cannot reach over . 60 per cent. Many parties were apprehensive that, at the Ja3t moment, the farm ers would put in a full crop, but when we made our estimate we took into consideration the fact that the planters of North Carolina and Vir ginia were actually unable to plant but little over half a crop this year. Our surmises were correct aud the point our manufacturers and spec ulators have to remember now is that full 40 per cent, of an average crop of the week will be wanting aext fall and winter on the ware house floors. i And how will this affect the to bacco business ? is asked on every side. It will simplp have the effect ofputting the trade in a percepti bly better condition and nothing more. Our tobacco men need not look for . any great advances in nrioes. for the world already has a I' 7 " ti year and a half supply on hand. We believe the tobacco grown .this- j-yar5vill be of a decided better qual ity anuNunce will sell tor better prices, but fca for ageueral rise in the market wo do not iooY"toTitr yet. We.should be content to know that the crop, for once, is reduced and not increased, as has been the custom heretofore. . It should be a satis faction to know that the trade has, at last, a faint hope of recovery from the terrible ' illness that has clung to it so tenaciously during the past two years. And more than this we should be . thankful that the mismanagement of the crop heretofore is giving way to more sensible methods in the cul ture of the weed. '. We have recently interviewed all the leading manufacturers in North Carolina and a large number in Virginia and we. find the great ma jority of them working on full time and in fair spirit. They have stud ied the trade closely and look for a healthy future. The outlook just now is more favorable than it has been for some time, and while we cannot reasonably expect any great i n m n in thfi tobacco business we may confidently look days ahead. . Comity Commissioners' 2Ieetlii. The County Commiiiioncra met on Monday, June Gtb, with T. J. Sumner in the chair. It was ordered no attorney be al lowed to visit any prisoner confined in the county jail nntess reqoested to do so by the prisoner himself, and then he bo allowed to consult with only the prisoner who sent for R00!!11. -fcotliwUtMjoacrttla-ijjm In. Kla; t Ihsornr,hich I sruf- rAA , . , to gfre rrlia i all ThrU Loos? viucn-y Uy ice uoaw mai sse iwd rt srrctkm. Tril bottle tm t . fctaneill be and is berebv an-1 t TLco. F. Ktattx J: Co s. Drug Store. pointed list-taker and assessor in Steele township for the year 1SS7 in the place of Wm. Barber. Dr. J. J. . Sumin.erell. count? SuH-riutendent of the Board of Health, made his regular monthly report, which was read and ordered filed. A. M. Brown, keeper of the County Puorhouse read his monthly report, which stated that 20 paupers was the average for last month, and the cost of, maintaining eaid pau pers was ?34.i7 Other business of minor importance was also transac ted at this meeting. MAGISTRATES AND CdMMISSIOXEBS' HEETIXG. The following taxes were levied : Poll tJXr-4oc. for county purposes; fcl.35 for school purposes. On all real and personal property, 22c. oil the 8100, and for school purposes 18c. on the 100. County tax L on marriage license, 30c. ; county, tax on all public ferries, $2.50; county tas on all incomes, 23c. on the 100; county tax on .tobacco warehouses, $'10; county tax on all other subjects and persons shall be the same and levied and collected for thes State. John A. Iledriek, A. W. Kluttz and W. G. Watson were elected the County Board of Education for the ensuing two years. At the meeting of County Com missioners, Assessors of Taxes and Magistrates it was - :- RisolvsJf That the real and per sonal estate in each township shall be assessed at its true market value, so that equal justice may be done to the public and the tax-payers concerned Resolve d further, That the express ed true market valvie be understood to mean the markeV"valne in cash at the place where the property is sit uated at the time of assessment and being the price which could be obtained at a private and not at a forced sale. la the Ssptrbr Goart. . Summons for Kelief. Stats cfKarlh Caroll&i.) Rowan Ccaatj, i Frank Cauble, ITt'ff, vs. Mattie Cauble, Deft. It appearin: to the wilisfaetion of. the Court in the ahove entitled action that the defendant is a non resident of the State and cannot, after due diligence. round tnerem, ana iiiat a cause ot afuon for divorce exists in favor ofthe plain tiff and airainst the defendant: It is ordered by the Court that puhlica tiou be made in " the North Cauouna Heiiai-D. a newspaper; published in the town of Salisbury, Itowan county, North Carolina, for -six successive weeks, cwn- mandin'' Maine Cauble, the defendan above-named, if she be found within 3'our county, to be ami appear before, the jude oi our superior uourt, at a court to be held for the county of liowan. c the Court House door in Salisbury, on the 2nd Monday before the first Monday in September, 18M7, and answer the com plaint which will he deposited in- the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court o! said county, within the first three days of said 1 erm, and let the said Defendant take notice that if she fail to answer the said complaint during the Term." the Plaintiff wilt apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand this 4th day of June, 1887, - ' 37:Ct J. M. IIORAH, Clerk Superior Court of Rowan Co. . r ' . K Water Works I 3 I- Zl Administrator's Sals OF REAL ESTATE. IS" rCRSrAXCEOF A JCDG mert of the Superior Court of Itow an county, I will sell- at public auction, to the highest bidder, at tiie laic rcsideucc of J. D. Summer, dee'd., on Mcsday, the 4t!i Day cf Jaly, 1837, the follow'insr descrilcd land .4 : r One tract situate in Mt.. Ulla Township containing ('21 f) twenty one and three- quarter acres, adjoining the lands of Win. liauard. 1. J. JVlcConuell and others. tVlso another tract containing seven acres, adjoiniu; the abve described tract. w, A. 1'ostpn auu othern. 1 his laiul will he 'divided and sold to suit purchasers and subject to the widow's dower. TEHMS CF SALE : Credit of six months. Title retained, etc. - . T. J. McCONNEEL. Adm'r of Johu 1. Summer. May 21st, 1SS7. 34 5t The raced of merit r producing per sonal comeliness, is due to J. C. Ayer & Co. . whose Hair Vigor is a universal beautifier of the hair., Harmless, effect ive, and agreeable, it ranks among the indispensable toilet atticles. V I OUR STATE. for better Tjie Gbarlbtte Observer, after a suspension of one day, bas passed nnt of tbe hauds'of Cbas. 11. Jones into those of Mr. H. A. Deal. It is announced that the paper will be country Democratic and independent. This negro Bulfce has been an absolute is right. The complaint against the paper is that it has been demo cratic arid Independent. ivndJHfoualified failure Cleo and Claudia Thorne, of Cleveland, 0., "svere drowned in a creek near Macon, Ga., last week. They wero on, a frolic witb four men, and the girls went off to bathe. They went in deeper water than "they- ba4 expected to find and dmwned before assistance could reachlhem. . The Synod of the reformed Fresbytetian Church of America, i a session at Newburgh, N. Y., adopted resolutions denouncing secret societies and forbidding ad mission to the .church to members ot ali secret orders. In tbe course nfthe debate. Free-Masonry was ' bitterly denounced. V Constable Pierce, of Iowa, of wbotrt mention was made some weeks ago a3 having boldly defied the United States authorities in seizing property T11 the custody of ; nfficial. is in trouble. The -.- : Coffee Market Verging on a Panic. New York, June 13. The cof fee market opened excited this morning at 120 points below Satur day's close. The market is verging on a panic with rumors of failures which cannot yet be confirmed. At 2:40 p. m. it waa announced at the coffee exchange thatvB.v G. Arnold & Co., one of the biggest houses in the trade, have failed. WM. E. CHANDLER NOMINAT ED FOR SENATOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Last Thursday, June x 9th,- the Republican caucus met to nominate a Senator to fill the unexpired term Coffee Exchange. f B. G. Arnold & heavy. ; ' Failures in New York. New York; June 14: The fail urea of Norton,- Weyl & Bevel, 101 Water street, and Small & Mackey have also been announced at the The liabilities of Senator Austin F. Pike, deceased. Mr. Moore, of - Nashua, presented the name of W. E.". Chandler, and said ; "Eleet Mr. Chandler arid you yill send a man to the National Senate, who will restore our mer chant marine, ee that our seaports are strengthened and that the votes of all men in the South are counted as they are in the East."" " Mr, Chandler had a very fine chance to do something for the navy, where he was its Secretary, backed by a Republican adminis- trafiou. It would be rather bad policy to elect a man Senator tf or Co. are very $500 Reward. If you suffer from dull, heavy head ache, obstruction of the nasal passages discharges falling from the head into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid; if the yes ri weaK. watery, anainnameu; auu weie iaiinsring in the ears, deafness, hacking srhinr to clear the throat, expecto ration oloffensive matter, together with scabs from ulcers: the voice being changed and having nasal twang; the breath is offensive', smell and taste impaired; ex nerience a sensation of dizziness, 'with mental depression, a hacking cough, and creneral debit itv. then vou are suffering from chrome nasal catarrh- Only a few of the above-named symptoms are- likely The latest census gives Asheville 7258jnbabitants,- 4,641 wlites;2607 colored. - - I ; Dr. SannierLbve, ex-Aiuiitor of North Carolina, died at his home" in Waynesville on the 8th.- Two bovs named Hns:hcs and mi . MePheeters were drowned while bathing near Raleigh. The citizens of Hot Springs have filed a complaint against the R. & & D. R.-R. for unjust discrimina: tion in freight charges. The North Carolina Dental As sociation Convened at Morehead City on Tuesday,- June 7th. Dr. J. F.'Grifiith represented Salisbury. It is reported from Taylorsville that the R. R. election resulted in thesubscrintion beingvoted. There were 48 registered voters arid all but three voted. The votes stood 38 for and none against the road. We don't understand their way of counting. In the TJ. S. Circuit Court at Raleigh the suit of Morton, Bliss & Co., against the State Auditor to compel him to collect interest on the special taxebonds was dismissed. The suit of. James Temple against the State to recover interest on said bonds will gfr.to the United States Supreme Court. . Charlotte GJmonicle : Mr. E. J. Heath, of this city, killed a calf last Monday that was evidently afflicted with hydrophobia. It was seized with violent spasms, frothed at the mouth and bit at everything within ts reach. Mr. Heath became alarmed and had it - killed. - It is supposed that the calf had been bit- went mad aud was killed near Mat thews. '. '.-':' '' ' 1 ! . . . We have received the June num ber of TU Schoolteacher, edited and published by Profs. J. L. Tomlinson and W; A. Blair. Winston, JN. U. Teachers, and friends of -education generally, are to bo congratnlateii on tbe existence of so excellent a publication, commanding as -it does so - much . eminent talent, and " displaying in its col umns so much superior ability We cannot undertalae to enumerate Parties desiring to use water will make early applications at the Office of ,the Company. Connections with the mains should be made before the water is on. Services will be put iu in the order of applications. 1 The Company have secured a thor cughly competent plumber and are pre pared to do first-class plumbing work of " every kind, including setting of . bath tubs, water closets, yard fountains, &c Qfflce on Main St., next door below the Boy den House. ' - E. II BURLING AME, Supt, Salisbury. N. C, June 6, 1887. 8Gtf - 0 : . V: NEW FURNITURE ! OF All KINDS AT n. M. DAVIS' FraitieEoois. ON IXNI3 STREET. . . i THE HERRLD cj$kj:ts coffjxs, bur ial ROliEi, AT R. M. DAVIS Undertaking j Itoomst OPENING 0T INX:S ST. . O i CST Mattresses of all kind made to or- ler. Uld .Mattresses ltcpRircd. Lpuol hterin done. , Furniture repaired and Cabinet work ' done to order.. 25tf mum 1 IS EQUIPPED WITH XEW AND WITH EVERT JOB OP amounting to $1.25 and over, I will give a SOLID WHITE METAL WATCH CHAIN (warranted to stand and not change colour.) I guarantee all my work for one year, and prices as low as' , ' . FIBST-GLASS; "work can be done. My motto: lionet work for honest prices. Bring your woik at once, as this offer is good foT the month of June only. : . Manufacturing of all kinds of gold and silver jewelry, and engraving executed in an artistic manner. Goods ordered by catalogue, and selection packages of watches,and jewelry will receive prompt attention. Call early and secure a bargain. Respectfully, W. II. REISNER, V.LDOUGLAS WARRANTED, -tr ITor Snlo ty M. S. 11 tO VN. 5i Droperty was a car-load . of beer, tbe purpose of restoring that which to be present in Any one case at one time ' v . . . . , , -. . 7 . . ;n ra ctaorTf thdispasfi. Thousands wbih he seized witnout warrant, ne neipea to aestroy. , in regara to flia nnntrnl nf ana wuicu iiv- a, United States receiver. Mr. Pierce is now aware of the fact that there are thirty-seven states left in the tfufon becides. Iowa.- He had r bueafined'OOBiid-swore he had dp money "to'pay th& &$p$' or the last sentence, we hear tkat if j alUthe votes in !New Hampshire were counted according to - justice and right, then Mr. Chandler would never be "Senator from that State, for New Hampshire woulfl be solid ly Democratic.. . . '.' or in onestasef the disease. Thousands of cases annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms,, result m consumption and end in the grave. - No disease is so commrfn, mdre deceptive, or lss understood or more uri- cnfrpsfullv trptrd bv nhvsicians. The manufacturers 6t Dr. Sase's ' Catarrh Remedy offer, in cood faith. $500 reward for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure. The Remedy is sold by. ilnjggists at only oy cents, 301y The Jeweler. the long list of contributors for 1887, but it includes the name3 of many of the very foremost educa tional men of the country, North and South. .Among the most val uable articles of the present number, we note particularly a -vigorous and elesrantly written article on "Her bert Spencer on Education' by Prof. Geo. T. Winston, University; nf 3J f!. Thpre are also valuable contributions by Prof, Poteat, Wake Forest Colleffe. N.- C: Prof. Ellis, Glen wood Academy, N. C. Supt. lialiet Eeadinff, Pa.: Su:.t Davis. Chelsea. Mass.f Dr. Gum- mere, New Bedford, Mas3.; Miss Anna Badlam", Boston. ' Published monthlv; price per year' $1.00. Sample copy gent on application. Those wishing their pianos thoroughly tuned and repaired, at a moderate price. will no well to leave their orders at froi W..H. Neave'8;all work guaranteed, by - Prof. Wm. JUker, Baker's Music House. 35 . Charlotte, -N. WE BUY OUR STATIONERY AT THE MILLS, CONSE QUENTLY CAN GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE. BENEFIT J . , . OF LOW PRICES ON GOOD AND STYLISH WORK. PiEDMONT WAWii ROUTE. RICHMOND & X3ANVILLF. It.IMtOAI U. & I), and N. C. DIVISIONS. Condensed ScJuJulein KfftH JAy"23, 1SS7 Trainn Itun by 75 Strlll Tluc. . -w- WE HAVE FITTED UP OUR SALE OF LAND ' : at : - - CHINA GROVE, On lie 1st Day of Ssptember, 1887, I will sell, on the premises, at 'public auction; 19 3-5 acres of land (with build ings) lying North and East of the Luth eran parsonage, at China Grove, Rowan connty, N. C. - The purchaser may choose either of the following y TERMS: : 1st All Cash. a 2nd Half cash , with mortgage on land for the remainder. . 3rd All credit, with mortgage on the tract and other real estate equal in value to the tract sold. J ' -'r.i', 33 3m i -B. 8. BROWN, Buy your sewing machines from Me roney & Bro. .They keep them in order 5 years free of charge, saving expenses oi sending tnem to rue lactone . . -They sell atttlehments and needles fei all Kinds or maf unes t tail: will seU ncl 'les td the trade at fac ory prices JOBvOFPIOB FOR THE PURPOSE OF DOING THE JOB WORK FOR OUR CITIZENS. GIVE US A TRIAL AND DO NOT SEND AWAY FOR. WORK, WHEN you can Have it done at HOME. ! t- SEND IN YOUR ORDERS. Southbound. Lr. New York, Philadelphia, " Baltimore, " Washington, Chariot ten villo "Lynchburg - ' Richmomi " Burkevilhi " Keysville " Drake's Branch " Pauvillc " Greensboro GoldBboro" " Italeigh, -. " Durham " Chapel Hill " Hillsboro " Sa!em " High, Point ", Salisbury Ar ( Statesvillle "1 Afihcvillc " ( Hot Springs Lv. Concord " Charlotte , " Spartanburg' Greenville, Ar. Atlanta DAILY." No. 5i. VGA JOR3ES nn . -PAYSthcFREICKT 5, Ton Vaa l.-(a Uteri, Strtl Brum pL S60. A FEW CHOICE t - - ' -. 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Anybody that wants to buy a well drained, convenient lot at a ycry reasonable price, Inquire at this office. 21 tf BUERBAU3I &EA3IXS. Pire Insurance Agency, . J.RAWL McCUTiBIKS, ' line of Fire Insurance j CompaIas equal to any in Wesscrn N. C. Can give as low rates anu-terms vu w. No 51 No 53 7 00 pruj S 40 am 1 04 ami 2 24 pm 2 29 am! 8 4ft pm 5 05 amT 25 pm COI am; 7 23 pm 6 45 am1 ft 01 nm' 7 TA ariij 9 13 pm 8 2$ am' 9 4ft pm 1130 M fl2S0am 3-r0 im 2 34 am 12 47 pus fl2"!07 " fl 20 pro) 2 44 pm 45 am 4 30:pm fll 20" 10"l(fam'Il 29 pm 12 45 pm! 2 10 am , 1 01 pm! 3 02 am 1 42 pm ! 8 55 am 350 pm! 6 15 am 1 15 pro 2 00 am 3 40 pm; 4 10 am 8 23 pm; 8 10 am 11 25 pm 10 03 am 3 00 am 12 J pm 6 20 ami 3 20 pea Daily f Diily except Sunday '"sleeping cab service On trains 50 and 51. Pullman Buffet SleeDcr between Atlanta and .New York. Ontrain 52 and 53 Iullman Buffet Sleepers Washington and Montgomery, Wasbington and Aurusta. J Pullman Sleeper between Richmond and Greensboro, and Pa"" $J between Greensboro and Rakish. 1 ul! man Parlor Car between Salisbury and Knoxyille: " , ' vtt Thronb tickets on sale at principal HacVano T .Sent J as. L. TAYLOH Gen. Pass. Alt - i i r. tnn II I : cr. SOL HAAS, Tr;
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