VOLUME X.
A BAND CONCERT
AT DUKE TONIGHT
Girl'* Frioadly Society Will
Alao Aaaiat la Program.
OtW Local Ittmi
Duke, April S. — The regular
monthly concert under the anaplcaa
of the Erwin Concert Band it to he
given Friday evening at aight o’clock
in the echool auditorium. In addition
to the above the Glri’e friendly So
ciety will alto give an interacting
ping tarn in connaetien with the band.
Hit. Harper Holliday, of Duna, will
■ing far thU event. A complete pro
gram ie a> f oilmen
Coe turn* drill by Junior Olrt’a
Friendly tecicty.
Fleno duet by Mia* Mabel Wood,
worth and pupil.
Vocal note by Mre. Harper Halil
day.
G. F. S. Chorun, "The Lovtahop."
Vocal ealo by Him Myrtle Wood
worth.
Belectloni by the Kmrln Concert
Band.
Vocal (ate by Mr*. Harper Hold.
day.
The Junior Girls rreindly Hava
been unusually fortunate in getting
Mias Elsie Coffey to help thorn ia that
she has kindly volunteered to train
them in voles. Mist C off ay received
Ror vocal training nt Mitchell col
lege.
The Woman's Community chib
held aholr regular moatkly moating
Thursday night at the library. Sev.
•rai topics vara discussed by them
la addition to tha routine business.
An interesting address was mods by
H. A. Edge, county farm demonstra
tor, OB bow to got tho moot out of a
garden. Rio theme was "Boat Results
From tha Home Garden.**
Several Easter egg baau have boon
Raid in tha last few dayu by tbs Sun
day schools af tbs tows and tbs
Girl's Friendly Society.
Mrs. C. H. MHIer and daughter,
Jean, are speeding ears raj daps ia
Washington. D. G» with relatives.
E. R.. Thomas la bptudjuj am rai
Dr. R. M. Buie attendod the State
Wake Forest baseball gams in Ra
leigh on Eaator Monday.
Mias Isstas Oeddie. student at
Carolina College, Mas ton, spent the
Eaator holidays hare with bar par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Gaddis.
Mias Rosalia and Gladys Hamil
ton, of the graded school faculty,
spent Easter with friends ia Empor
ia, Va.
W. M. Fowler, principal of Quin
rriy school, Grlftoe, spent Eaator
here with Us parents, Mr. and Mrt.
A. F. Fowler.
"Mickle” P'Qulnn left Ihie weak
for Greensboro, where he will report
to tha OlOTubero baseball dob of;
which ha hat bean a member for tha
past two seasons.
A religious pageant entitled “The
Modern Prodigal” is to bo gixen next
Sunday evening at 7:18 o’clock, by
the members of tho Bpwuilli League
at the Methodist church. A boat twen
ty characters are ia the cast and It
is said that It will bo worth while
to sea It. Everyone is cordially In
vited, especially the young folks as
It portrays the Ilf* of oae who stray
ed away, being adapted from the Bib
lical version af “The Prodigal Sot."
Rev. G. T. Adams, pastor of the
Methodist church, Dunn, will con
duct tho serotes* at tho Methodist
church next Sunday morning. A Cor
dial invitation la extended to every
one.
Dunn Concert Band
Will Function Anew
Wu le-OrfuimJ At W«H AHmM
Hm«|| Hold r« TUI Pa*,
rm Lmi Night
Tho Dunn Concert Bond w»« re
wigenlaed (net Mgbt with the follow
er ofRcere: Mann gar. Jim Fartbing;
amiaUat manager, & C. Godwin;
HeereUrr-treooarer, T. V. Smith, Jr.
Ptaf. Mike Booe of Duke bos boon
■scored aa hondoneeter.
Tbs meeting bold la tho Chamber
of Commerce reoreo Um evening wan
attended by etgbtoon former mem.
bora af the bend The «ret yreetUe
win take yUee an to* evening of
Ayrfl II and al who npoet to bo
come raeenbeai of the hood Mould be
on bond. The yteee for too meettag
wfB ho BOMtmeed iMor.
Daan oimU loan icioember hem
Ode hand added U too aoeW Iff* of
Um town UM - - ■ i who* * now
hoe ef pnbMe eeneorte wore fteeu ■"
Lartoaw eg aero nod aaora af them
detlghtfal aeoeeru ore premised h
tha near fata re.
Duke-Lillington Road
Contract Let Tuesday
Contract Call* Far Gravel Road Ta
Cart Mora Than Nlaaty
Thoaaoid
Contract for building • gravel road
between Duke ami Lallington, u dlo
tancc of 10.74 mile*. vui included in
too 26 project* let Tuesday by the
Bute Ilighway Commtuion. Contract
for the roadway was let to E. T.
Holder at 160,272, while contract for
the itruclure* wa* let to T. J. Newell
for 240,046.60.
Low bi<l* on the 26 project* total
ed more than 23.60C.000, breaking
tho record for the year. A number
of the major project* were with
drawn from the larttinga owing to tho
rtiortagv of cement. About t mile*
of hard lurfaoe end 60 mild of
ufther type were included with grad
ing and bridge* on p rod j art* that
were withdrawn for immediate hard
warfaring.
WEEVIL EXPERT
ARRIVES IN DUNN
W. B. M*U« Hara To Work
Among Foraors Of Tho
' Dunn District
W. Brace Msbee, bull weevil spe
cialist, who, si hsi been stated in The
Dispatch, ha* been assigned by the
Stale Department of Agriroitnre to
the Dunn District, arrived Tuesday
afternoon and will begin at one* bis
work among the farmers of this esc
tion. Mr. and Mia. Msbee are doing
tight house keeping at the homo of
Mrs L. E. Williams.
While Mr. Mabae seal spend roach
of hie time in the rural district sur
rounding Dunn, he will have an office
In the Chamber of Commerce rooms,
bore. He s recognised as one af the
base authorities on bow to grow cot
tan in spHe of the boll weevil in the
Sooth, having given this eabjaet a
close study for a number sf years.
line.
Hr. Maboe will give demonstra
tions and instructions to farmers in
using calc mm of arsenate and other
methods recommended by the United
States and Stutc Department* of Ag
riculture for combatting tho boll wee
vil. His assistance will not cost the
farmers anything except cooperation
and every farmer should giadly co
operate with Mr. Msbee in bis work,
which is educational in that it will
teach them the bast known methods
of growing cotton under boil weevil
condition*.
It was through tho untiring efforts
of the Duim Chamber of Commerce
that Mr. Msbee was assigned to the
Donn District, as a large number of
other isction# nude a bard light to
get him assigned elsewhere. The far
mers will do wall to follow tho rules
which Mr. Mabee will recommend.
"Wat your daughter's muieal edu
cation a profitable venturer* asked
Smith.
"Rather," mid Brown. “1 bought
tho houses on cither side of os at
half tholr value.”
HAVOC WROUGHT BY
CYCLONE IN WAKE
Sawaral Parsons Injured And
Hundreds of Buildings
War# Wracked
Wendell, April 4.—A score of per
son! are said to hare beea Injured,
some of them probably fatally, a
hundred ar more Urge bonding*
blows down and property dabmgod
to the amount af $100,004 by a ey.
dene which eat a path a half mils
wide and between seven and ten
mils* long through Western Wake
county shortly before eight o'clock
tonight, according to reports received
hare.
The cyclone which is said to have
originated in the eilga of Johnston
county took a northeastern course
east af Wendell and freakishly (hip
ped here and there, demolishing ev
erything in Its path far two hundred
yards or mere and than leering th<
path far the next two hundred yank
onto ached. It erupt within one-hall
mile ef Wendell where It wrought
' damage to th« extent of 114,000 or
. the farm of J. R. Richardson, and k
I declared to have blown down a build
lag la Zebu Ion, which is tortgJbt «W
•* from common leati s n. All the phy
*kUna In Wendell and the oountn
adjacent ate busy Id the stricken die
***** **d frequent calls aie comitd
lata local drug stares for medical as
•Maaec. Thus far no death* ban
Ex-Kaiier Deserted
At Doom By Hermine
York Cmnnulwl Datlim Tha
FVrm.r War Lard la Meat Trag
ic Figaro la Earepo
York, England, April 2.— Bnporta
of a acrloua iliaagi camant between
former Emperor William and Prin
ter Hermine, kit bride of a few
month*, which have cropped oat tram
time to timo line* the flrat of the
year, are revived today by the Doom
rorreaponrient of the Yorkshire Ev
ening Now*. The cerreapnodent states
he ha* learned "from a singularly
well informed source," that tho ex.
koiacr and hia wife hare definitely
separated as a result of ilemeitk
troubles.
When Princaes Hermine left Doors
recently she went ostensibly to in
spect family estate* In Germany, hist
In reality, asserts the correspondent,
sh« haa gone to live with her near
relative*.
“The actual separation 1s ever a
fortnight old," he declared, "but the
■ceret haa been well kept.” The #x
imperor'i Ufe I* reported to be
“vlrtuall solitary and hi* establish
ment virtually *impi«, far although
lu* private mean* arc still ample tfiey
are not under hi* control."
In the article the cx-kaiasr ia de.
scribed a* “ot.e of the most tragic
Aguro in Europe today.”
L REDD TO FACE
FORGERY CHARGE
Sanatorium Bookkoopor To
F*co Trial For
Oodu of Dacaasnd Vot
Fayetteville, April 8. — Laman
Redd, bookkeeper at lh« State Tu.
berculosis Sanatorium, will fsoe a
Federal brand Jory when the Diatriet
Oourl convene* in Raleigh on May SI
on a chary* of forging the name ef
a milder patient who died at the
Redd waa given a preliminary hear,
ing before United States Commissi
oner J. W. Tomlinson In this city and
was bound over to the higher Pedsral
court. Commlmioner Tomlinson fined
the bond at 81,000, and this vsi far
niehad by Dr. L. B. MrBrsyer, head
af the sanatorium.
Recdd'i arrest was brought about
ms the result of an investigation by
H. E. Thomas, secret service man
wbo has headquarters in Charlotte,
and the bookkeeper was taken into
custody by n United States deputy
marshall acting on an affidavit signed
by Thomas.
The secret service man wes the
chief witness at th-* l.*ari«q before
Oommisaioner TomLnsor—in fact the
only witness, as the defendant waiv
ed examination and offend no testi
mony. According to the evidence by
Thomas, United States Treasury
check No. 40,222,688 was mailed to
James Skinner, a world war veteran,
vrho was ill at the sanatorium. In the
meantime Skinner had died, and the
rheck appeared oa deposit In a Ra
leigh bank, endorsed wM> Skinner’s
near. The money, Mr. Thome de
clared. was i*tar chocked out of (he
Raleigh bank and deposited in a bank
at Rocky Mount. Ihc amount of the
check eras |688.
bran reported though a negro woman
and child have been rent to a Ra
leigh hospital in a serious condition.
The Injured thus far known are:
John Duadmon, colored, tenant on
Mr. Richardson's farm, hi* wife end
small children.
Tom Parham, his wife, and several
small children.
Mr*. E. T. Coaart, slightly hart.
Two other families residing on the
Richanlson farm whoa* identity could
r.ot be established.
The flute highway between Wen
dell ami Middlesex is hopelessly
blocked with debris, and according to
reports tonight will require consider,
■hie work before R is cleared for
<ra Sic.
Norfolk-Bonthorn train N*. 1 was
, delayed about 10 mi a ate*, when H
J Mrnelr a tree blown acre** the tracks
| - mashing ita eiWltlhll. The tr
was ehbr to continue to Raleigh.
A great many buildings ware de
molished aa the tornado swept, |h
way aerem the farm* *f J. C. ColMn*
Charlie Johnson, Norman Door, W
T. Roberta, W. R. Jobneon. and pros
tic ally all I creator* on those farms k
reported to have been killed.
RUbarfcWs D.—*.
On the farm of j, p. Richer,bolt
• one nail* Kan of Wendell, afar of Dm
j II tenant ben*#* wore branra duwi
I, to*ath#r with foartoea largo t*baeo<
bare*, twenty pack how*** and twi
i grnnarW
MANY PEOPLE HEAR
| NOTED DIVINE ON
| CENTENARY WORK
Dr. Rawliait, fl'to aral Stow
tary, Streamtfcapmtaai a
of Paym*^FU4»a.
Methodist Cftyrch
Doing threat Work
Speaker Wor4
Picture of Ua| Ac*
Carrying On Centenary
Falla Out Cl Work Wtt
Fall Dow
"Fallon to pay j *1* piedgaa to
t*e centenary la a a to aloaa dm
tha gnat work be ■ iaM la tha
foreign flclda," aal^ r. t. H. taw*
linga, ganarad aectra y of tha Math
odlit Xiaafon Board. » daUvered aa
sitdreaa ia tha MethjtdM church hero
but evening. Dr. BedfUet piloted a
vivid word-pictara if. tha greet Ball
now being done by La Boetfcarn Mr
tbed«U.-rHeA'ailb fba work
nrrioil on before baglnalin ef
tha centenary. 4; .
. The \*tgmi rw flit b.
one r**r hy tor fonts* |
miaiMi work eeataatoT
m *608,000, praeehar,
whit* during the IT of
centenary a total i
eprnt. Work ta
la eleven foreign ad a total
of 117
th* berwBJnc of
Rawlins* «tat#d id vtortad
ell the eleven ona.aad
h« told #f the which tha
mieeionanai id af tha
(treat naccaait; an tha
work already
However, at af laat year
the board w*a la a half ■Mboj,
dollar*, awlas to of Math**
dieta to
the board
Th* firet to • __ __
home th* mieeionarlee or third, to
collect the pladfaa. After a cantor
cnee of th* eeeretariaa ft war decided
to take the third, that af collactfnc
th* piadeca.
it »■« to uu latere* of collecting
the rente nary piedget. Dr. RsoHlags
aaul. that he and others were visiting
the rliarcbce and laying the plans
uefere the Methodist people who
made the pledgee. In hie appeal for
payment ef (he pledgee. Dr. Raw
ling* declared that their payment
■hould be placed above all I armies
vr.d home convealeneea. Jeon* Christ
wee held up a* tbs moot fundamental
rrccasit; of the American home and
no leae a neeoority in the homes ef
foreign landa
There wu more work does
<* home and abroad by the Metho
diit miatioa boards during the first
yesr of the rentesary than had bean
done in thirty yean before, contiM
cd Dr RawKnga. He told ef tbs largo
nember of young people who are
irady and willing to go to the foreign
iiclrte and urged the necessity of pro
viding the funds to send them, the
Acids for sorvtee an ever enlarging
and the call is becoming greater.
Dr. Rawlings told of some of the
tetvieue which he conducted in Po
land, while on a visit to the missies
I Adds in that country. In one service
1 alone ltd earns forward and declared
their faith In Christ. In dosing he
made it plain that if Mm centenary
falls out this great work will fall
down.
A committee from the local chunk
will make a eanvasc at an early date
In an effort to soUoct pledge* of
the membership, according to plans
announced at the dots of the meet
ing.
I---——
On* at the haw, aecopiad hr
John Deb n am, a aagro, traa Mown
ta rpllntcr* and Dcbnam’f wife and
one child, regarded a* peahdhty fatal
ten child ran war* lajaiad. Tha
mother and an* ehOd, ragnedad a*
probably fatally tajnred, ware re
moved tonight ta n Raleigh brag Hal.
Tha damage a* thia {area alone,
it la estimated waa *1*,00*
On tha fane of W. T. Roberta, ala
sr aavaa bam* and soma rlablaa wan
blown dawn while tba hltehaa of tha
dwelling of Mar— a Dana* was Mow*
o# aad a granary daaaalMtad.
The eye lens, aooaaapanlid by i
heavy downpamr ef min anaralaad rf
the freakish traits of tha a east ty
clone. Far a spaa* ad a half aOa *■
more It wtpad oat rrory baUdlag U
ito path and than, far «w* haadrai
1 yaHa. apparently dMppad at, uttThg
1 knrfc In th* an— trash agnla with
at.abated fory.
A Sad Bming, Bat
A Happy Ending Story
*ahboa Who Took AH Tha Mam Me.
4. B. Papa Had bkmW
(vary Pima
1 Haw’d jaw fool if ye* bad a tmoke
boaat Iliad with home-grown jwaat
and west oat *eHy la tb* oaring aad
faoad But pan bad Wan robbed at
erary plea* at ttf Tha* waa tW ex
parlance at 4eka Bennett Papa, arba
lire* an* aad a half milaa amt at
Dana. Mr. Pop*’ meat baaae waa
broken low Sanday night aad net
an* af hi* II (unlucky rtamber)
piaaaa of aMat did the robber leare
t^o owner, Tamil admit that it waa
nothing abort of n baartieao robber
who look that moot. Ton'll aim ad.
mk (U* a moot aad and Wart-rondlag
•Wry. Now for Me bright tide of it.
Monday, ontdoae no W was, Mr.
Papa began to dig into the affair and
inter la tho day tho word wa* narra
ted abort that raficient evidence to
coawtet had Wen aacnrnd. TW boat
Iking tW man who took that moot
can do is to brtog ft baek and that
thio very night, wan tha word paoood
aMig by Mr. Papa. And, what do
yon «*pom? Whan Mr. Popa left hi*
roam Tam day morning W found that
aaa^r oao of the II (tacky nam
Wr) pt*»n af moot had Wan brooght
bach and placed am hi* porch. Ifc coe
lom to atk haw yarn’d bar# felt on
that T*today morning.
TWO KILLED H
AO LUSION
Ralsigh, April S.—William Kapler
sad lehrrt Chappell. bath af Raleigh,
are dead aad aU ether bapi am la*
lured aa a result af a collision of two
aatemehflaa ham earip tedap.
■LJJ
Bight, had ham maxrrad to the haa.
pita! la a aarioaa condition.
Bill BsBmum, State college student,
driear af as automobile in collision
with Chappell'• ear, was arraated
•haa discharged from the hospital on
charge of manslaughter Ha was re
leased in $1,000 bond, signed bp his
father, L. A. Bathaas, president of a
Clinton bank. Rearing eras eat for
April If in dtp coart.
The other injured am:
Kenneth Toaager, Ralegh, brais
ed.
Ban William*. Raleigh, injured ee
rioarip.
Herbert Conrad, sen af Constable
R. J. Conrad, injured aeriooalp.
Bud Rankin, Moaraarille, State
college stedeat, injuries slight
I. L. Robertson, Portsmouth. Va.,
State college student, injuries aari
oa*.
Haplor eras riding in the mar seat
of Bethuwe'a ear. He eras thrown
cloar of the wrack. SO feat beyond.
Ha was daad when yleked ap. Chap,
pen waa riding alone in his ear. Moat
af the injured am members af a local,
amateur orchestra.
Joy-Riding Son Gets
Dad Out Of Hk Job
W. C Pip, Cwaty Hmm ApM Of
Haw H»»wa, fcipwlil After
An InveatigoMm
Wilmington, April 4—Invaetiga
Haw •< ekupt that pcieonerm In
Ifaw HiMnr county hi me here had
bee* maltreated whet* the nprbr
te*dewt*e eon U (harped with carrying
twa white women yrlaenem a* a jay
1 rWa. rami tad thia mating with the
•rn ad W. C. Page, euyerte
taadant, and Mm. Page, maareo af
I the home, aad they wet* gtrra gg
j itaya* notice 1a give up their yrtffltna
Bruce Page, a eoidior from Pari
I Bragg, who la a eaa af SagerinUnd.
' ant Mga, m fauad guilty yaatarday
by Bacardi r Gaarge Beotia. af tha
•
t
l
> entered te rthui to eanrp
It la aDagad that Page aeeared a
MMaab Sunday night and dtreeted
| the driver to eewrey Mm be Ifae «ao«
ty heme, wham b M arid ha obtained
hde father'* kyat and affaatad tha r»
'«*m ad Mm white women. Martfci
Lewie and Ml Whitaker, who wer.
' eervtag time fa? the oyemgng af i
At-a —a k_
that thie b to ho i
»
H. L. Godwin Namad
Appointment A* Xoavhrm Tot |UU
Bub A Treat Crapaaf
Made T
Kr-Conyremmnn H. U Godwin yee
Wrday ni appointed |-Tilt K
cirircr at the luit Baak A Treat
company, at Donn, which WN dowad
an March It, following a raa made
upon it by ita dcpaokam. Tha ap
pointment tu mad* by Jadec J.
Uoyd Horton, who la holding court
at Sanford. Mr. Godwin war named
temporary receiver by Jadpo X. H. I
Cranmvr aaoa after the baak vm
cloecd.
The »editor* aent ban by tho Cor
poration Commimieo to chock the re
corda of the baak have a at yvt taa
bUtod their work. Wtma (hie week
ban been completed aad tlm eadltart
make (hair report the matter erltl
then be tented aver to air. God win
lor th* boat pwfltlkl* irljurtnrnt
G. 0. P. CAUSE OF
FARMERS’PLIGHT
of Tba Fmmn
Jacksonville, Fla., April I.—|a Ml
talk befar* the Chamber af Cam.
mem aad guests here Monday, far
mar Oar. Jas. If. Con. af Ohio, taefc
«rra«<an t« lay the virtaal kaalrrapt
cy“ of tba fanner* af the North, the
Wtd and Middle Want at the dear
of the Harding administration.
“Tha paltry af isolation," the for
amr Democratic standard bearer mid,
“la to Maine far thia rendition."
“Year sgricultorel toUimti ia
Florida ara prmpeneea," «M firmn
Governor Cax "la tha Tim Ik. they
am net. The raaaaaa far these di
verging conditions ara fa aad hi tha
preaant American policy af
“Year Florida predarU ara cow
earned la Itorki. la tha grata aad
mtXr^^tha^^^UAM^mw
vtthaat as oetiet. Stagnation km ia>
•a'tod ia price* that have brought the
tanner la thr North, dm Middle
West ami the Went to a condition
bordering on beakraptey.
“The farm laaa facilities af tha
iravelament are giving to him only
the means of getting money to meet
hi* I neons during the last two yam
Tha essential to hi* prosperity is a
market for what Hr predates.”
LOCAL POSTOFFICE RE
CEIPT! SHOW INCREASE
Receipts St the local poataSioc for
first quarter af thr peasant yasw
totaled l<,«t.l|, aa compared with
$2,714.bg for the maw quarter last
year, a gain af I71SR0. Receipts far
the Sm quarter of tha year IMS to
taled 21,116.54; for tha first quar
ter of ISM worn $4,011.15; wMe
for tha tint quarter ad tha year IM1
they totaled $2,619.66.
This report indicate* tMkt butinea*
ia on the upward trend, aa the peet
oIBce receipts are considered indica
tive of th* butincasjife af a town nr
dtp.
SPOONING WOMEN
IN THE MAJORITY
Now York, April S.—Tt>* prrrai
of tpaoning I* ahown la rapUea
reraieed by the Bunn ef Social Hp
rkne, founded by John T>. Backtfal
| ler. Jr., U a frank qsaatiannalra cir
culated In adult t* tensed the ftnt
cshaaatlve eelentlfle inveetigatton
(Hat hat bam mmle of the aax Ufa of
(he normal educated woman.
A report prepared by Dr. Kather
ma Bemeiet Daria, general decretory
of the barren an rapMa* wtdtaj
from one thouaand married waaaan la
varioa* part* ef Bar ceuatrp. abas*
tliat 17» admitted haring I
Prior to aearriage with t
Raneaea. tot apnanad i
•nip and Ml nerer apaaned prior la
marriage. The qneatlen woe left an.
naemarad bp n.
Eleven of the 070 failed la apoelfp
the extent ef their epooniag; tl
wro*e “»•» fbej" M "kidding otdyj"
104 “bagging and klading"; «R Ung
f>«» kiaring and fondling,” ud 144
admitted more annetratned appea
ls#
Dt Daria aaid that H would take
emend month* to tabulate the am
ewer* la the queetllmnair* aeat be u»
' married teaman.
i' “We Kara received more than »<■
000 anawara, comprialng «*r* than
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Tb* three tchocb, Godwin. Sooth
River end Falcon, af Bleak Itvg
tewnahjp, will met tonight ad SeaA
Wv#rh bvaetiful
U have the
apvtHag
bflh
At Mem
The rlcaaentary and high aaheai pa
pib of Falcon had their ceateate te
apeOteg ee Wedeeedag night, te da*
trrmlne who theaM roprooout dve
■chool In the townteip
Sooth River. Th twa a
up iongaat were
Ivr and Vara Bewail. Aa
free the Mean Orphanage.
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in PI go on river. A nan waned Pea- -
imm waa nearby and heard Mai aay
ho waa going to Jang, had aeadd net
Proven the tragic end. Be wwi
lew the treat! a. Hb ferwwr hewn am
la Dvtnecrwt, Barreenho county.
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