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i of UiO Ai'pointmcntst Which
iae Ministers Are Given This la
t ri'stlntt Feature of . the Annual
(wuherln? Comes a Day or So
I .'.rlKT Than lual lllslujp Gallo
way Hakes a A umber or Changes
in the Important Churches, Sev
era! rroniiuent - 3Iln inters Belnjf
!ent to JLess pretentious Charges.
Special to The Obaerrer,
Xewbern, Dec Following" Is the
list ol appointments made : b the
North Carolina, Conference for tjhe
ye-ar DOS and read in meeting by
i;ishop Galloway to-night:
RALEIGH DISTRICT.
iPresidlnf elder, R. B. John. -
Edenton Street C. M. Chandler.
, - Central I B. Jones.
Brooklyn and Apex G. W. Starling.
, Epworth (Rttleigh) E. D. WoodalL
. Cry J. D. P-mm.
- Clayton G."B. Starling.
v Smithfleld J. H. Shore.
Kenlv A. L. Ormond.
" " W atefleldlindeBuWn Ar-lJr- Wll-
cor. - '.. ;;:'.;,:.
;: MJIlbrook O. T. Simmons.
' Youngwllle D. B. Parker.
Frankllnton N. K. Coltran.
Louisburg U S. Massey.
Tar Rlveij H. Q. Stanley.
" " Gnsnvllle--C W. Robinson.
Oxford F.- M. Shamburger.
: Oxford Circuit A. S. Barnes.
;ii Editor Raleigh Christian Advocate
-T. N. Ivey.
Superintendent Methodist Orphan
age J. N. Cole.
DURHAM DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder, J. B. Hurley,
sTrinlty Ck-TU Adams,
Main Street. Durham Rev. M.
Bradshaw.
Carr Church J. A. Dally.
, Branson J. W. Autry.
';:. Mangum Street H. E. Stanfleld.
West Durham J. H. McCracken.
Durham Circuit G. W. Ftsher.
Chapel HlllW. R Royall.
, Hlllsboro M. M. McFarland.
, Mount Tiraah J. B. Thompson.
Leasburg N. C. Tearby.
Roxboro J. A. Hornaday.
1 MWton M. D. Gilei.
Taneeyvllle G. R. Reed.
' Burlington E. M. Snipes.
Burllnrton Circuit E.. O. Durant
; East Burlington, Graham and Haw
River W. F. Stanford.
Alamance C. M. Lance.
President of Trinity College J. C.
Xllgo. - -
Headmaster of Trinity School.
H. M. North.
FATETTEVILUB DISTRICT.
"Presiding elder, J. T. Glbbs.
Hay Street, Fayertevtlle 0. F.
Smith. f
Payettevllle Circuit V. A. Roylll.
Hope Mil's T. H. Sutton.
V Cokesburg N. M. McDonald.
Roseboro M. D. Hussey.
Bladen E. B. Crrven.
Buckhorn J. H. Buffalo.
Sampson Circuit L. D. Fanshaw.
; Dunn A. J. Parker.
Duke J. M. Daniel.
Newton Grove. N. II. Greyton.
: Plttsboro G. P. Jerome.
Haw. River N. M. Watson
GolJston J. W. Hoyle.
Carthage H. M. Eure.
Elise E. M. Pattlshall.
Sanford-JR. W. Bailey. .
i 'Joneeboro L. H. Joyner.
, - LllllngtonW. C. Martin.
Slier City E. R. Welch.
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
Presiding elder, W. H. Moore.
' r Rockingham J. E. Underwood.
, Roberdel A. J. Grober.
Richmond N. L. Seabolt.
. Mount Gllead L. P. Howard
Pekln W. A. Jenkins.
: Troy J. W. Bradley.
Aberdeen D. N. Cavlness.
Hamlet T. A. Bikes.
Laurel Hill F. B. Noblltt.
Gibson L. L. Nash.
Laurlnburg N. H. D. Wilson.
' Maxton and Caledonia (E. H. Mc
Whorter. Red Springs R. H. Broom.
Rowland J. M. Ash by.
. Lumberton E. M. Hoyle.
Elisabeth E. M. Watson.
Robeson T. J. Dal'ey.
! WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
' Presiding elder, R. W. Townsend.
- Grace Church W. H. Townsend.
Fifth Street K. D. Holme.
Bladen Street W. E. Hooker.
; Market Street W. L. Rexford.
Seotts Hill J. T. Stanford.
New River 1. H. White.
Onflow D. C. Gertdle.
Jacksonville and Richland J. C.
Whedbee.
Kenanin'llle V. K Dixon.
' Burgaw A. J. Parker.
Magnolia W. E. Brown,
i Clinton S. E. Mercer.
Whltevllle and Chadbourn T. K.
Wright.
Columbu C. E. BaHer. ,
; Carver Creek J. M. Marlowe.
Waccamaw L. E. Sawyer.
Shartotte A. D. Betts.
ShalMti A. D. Rett.
Southport Cl. D. Langstnn.
Student In VanJerbilt Univprit
S.-M. Culbreth.
NEWBERN DISTRICT. t
Presiding elder, R. F. Bumpam.
Newbern H. C. Beaman.
JUoSdHboro, St. Paul E. H. Davlo. I
GoldHboro. Bt. John W. P. Con-1
table.
Goldsboro Circuit J. M. Carraway.
- Mount OHve and Falson W. E
3Rowe.
v. Mouilt Olive Circuit "vV. 0. Davla
Hookerton R. F. Taylor.
-. Snow Hill J. l. Bundy.
Dover w. F. Galloway.
. Grifton W. H. L. McLaurln.
Craven W. B. Humble.
" J on en J. Wright.
- , Pamlico J. H. M. Giles.
- Orlental--W. M. Usry.
Carteret D. A. FutreL
1 'Morehead City M. D. Rows,
"'Atlantic T. 8. Becton.
- fitrahM M, W. Dargan.
Ocracoka and (Poruimoufh
Boons.
1 - WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
- Presiding Ider. A. M. Cullen.
Washington A. P. Tyler.
' Bath 4. M. Lowder.
lAuTort W. A Pilau.
pwaa Quarter E. c Sell.
- MatUmuaket R, R. Grant
FaJrfleldW. I Rumley.
Greenville M. T. Plyler.
Farmvllle W. A. Forbes.
Robersonville W, E. Breen.
Bethel J: W, Martin.
Tarboro R. H, Willie.
Rocky Mount, First Church D. H.
Tuttle.
South Rocky Mount B JL Black.
Nashvjlle W, H! Kirton. .
Spring Hop and Mount Pleasant
B. E, Bttnfleld. , ,
Stanhope -H. IEL Lance. '
W llson F. P. Swindell. ,
Ptantnturg K E. Hunt,' i"
. Frtmont C R. Taylor. :
MusHionary secretary R. H. Will la,
WARRENTON PI3TRICT. ,
Presldinjf elder. W. 8. Rone.'
W'arrwiton--Rev. Mr. Moyle.
Warren U. C Alfred, " " '
Rldgway I M. Chaffln.
Henderson K. C Crarea,- '
Noith and South Henderson J, jr.
s-aJL A. Humble. ' "
: . ,c n. T). rrv.
hi. aud IUV.Uk11. C. And.
sen.
l-atticboro and Whluker V..
Evcrton.
. Scotland M-ck J. E. Ho'.den.
Ilobtrood R. D. Daniel.
Williamston and Hamilton C
Reed.
. Garysburg D. L. Earnhart.
Northampton J. C. Humble.
Rich Square B. C. "Thompson.
Conway W. F. Craven.
Harrellsvillc C A. Jones.
Bertie W. C. Merritt '
President of LltUeton Female Col
lege J. M. Rhodra.
' ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT.
. Presiding elder J. H. Hall.
Elizabeth City. First Church I E.
Thompson. . . ,
Ellzabnth CTty Road S. IL Cotton
Pasquotank J. T. Old.
Camden L. M. Chad wick. -Moyock
W. E. Cotton.
Currituck H. M. Jackson. r
North Gates B. P. Robinson.
Gates (Rufus Bradley. '
Perquimans E, D. Westbrook.
Hertford R. A. Willi .
Chowan William Towns. -Plymouth
L. T. Singleton. .
Roper F. D. McCall.
Pant ego aDrBeihsven W E. -Ho
CUtt ;i -V: .V-.-". V; T-Y -
Columbia A W. Price. .
Roanoke Island W. H. Brown. .
Kitty Hawk Edward Johnson, ,
Ketinekeet IE.-W. Reed. -
Hatterss S. J. Kllpatrick. 1
Mlsalonarv to Cuba R. E. Porter.
Director Correspondence . School
L. Connlnghf m.
Mexico to Confront a Labor Problem
Mexico City. Mex., Dec. S.-rThat
Mexico, -which for years has "been free
from the question. Is to have her la-bor
problem, was made evident to-(iy
when It was announced that a meet
ln of delegates from various branch
ee of laboi throughout the republic
would be held early next January,
It Is planned at this convention by
certain of the newly create labor
leaders to organise a great union so
ciety similar to the American Federa
tion of lAbor of the vUnited states.
At present railway workers and cot
ton mill operatives are the only
branches of labor organized In the
republic.- .
LualtanJa Limps Into Port.
New York, Dec. 8. Buffeted by
storms that retarded her progress
from the time she left Liverpool until
she passed e Grand Banks, the iLu-
aitania, . of the Cunard line, came Into
port to-day. The- time of passage was
five days, 22 hours and 25- minutes. It
an the first time that the new iour-
day ship had been compelled to battle
with heavy sea3 during an enure voy
age, The Lusltanla made an averagj
speed of 19.52 knots.
Young Woman Shoot Man Who .Re
jected Her.
Birmingham, Ala.. Dec. 8. Charles
Rand In was fatally shot through the
stomach at Blue Creek to-nlgnt dv
Mlns Ida May Brown, daughter f
Wilson Brown. According- to her
statement he had broken "his promise
to marry her to-night, whereupon she
went to another part of the house,
secured a pintol, returned and opened
Are upon him.
New York, Dec. 8. fportins in
terest centred- Sunday rsiht n the
opening1 of the annual international
pix-day bicycle contest at Madlwon
Square Garden. Sixteen teams of -bicycle
pairs. Including many cham
pions, gathered from all parts of the
world, . reported for the struggle,
which will continue without cessation
until 11 o'clock next Saturday night.
No rider will be permitted on the
track more than 12 hourai each day.
The 16 contestants are:
French team Leon Georget, Viator
Dupre. . :. . v .
Irish-British John Reynolds, Ire
land; James Benyon, English.
Inter-City Joseph Fogler. Brook
lyn; James Moran, Boston.
Atlantic-Pacific Charley A. Sher
wood, New York; Carl A- Li m berg,
San Jose. , - , " -.
French Louis Darragon, Petit
Boeton. i -h v -'r'i-
Utah-Iowa Ww E. Samuelson. Salt
Lake; W, E. Mitten, Davenport
German-Holland Walter Rutt,
John 8toL . -(
Chicago-New "York Iver - Lawson,
Chicago; Urban McDonald, New York.
French-ltalUn Edmond Jacaueiln,
France; Carlo Van Onl, Italy.
Yankee-Dixie Bobby Waltoour. At-
lanfta, Ga.; Matt E. Downey, Boston.'
Long island John BedelL Menus
BedlL - . . ': Vi-i'i -
Irish-American Patrick Logan. Ire
land; Walter A. Bardgett, Buffalo.
The Mormons 8. H. Wilcox. Saxon
Williams,. Salt Lake. s -Vw . . I
(ierman-American-Beiglum noya
KrebA Arthu r Vanderstuyf t ,v
Western Hardy , Downing, fan
Jose, CaL; Nat Butler, - Cambridge, 1
Mass.- !
Farmer and Messenger Boy Frank '
G-alvin, New Mllford, Conn.;. George
Wlloy; Syracuse, N. .Y. '
The Mart on tne stroke oi l ofcock
Monday morning and the representa
tives of 1 teams were off on the long
grldl. The riders set a fast pace
when James J. Corbett fired the start
ing gun. At the end of 10 laps,
marking the first mile, Downey was
leading. i
There was very little crowding1 at
the several entrances to the big am
nhltheatre when the doors were
thrown open a few minute after mid
night and by 12:80 o'clock-the gal
leries were" filled and most of the re
served seats were occupied. There
was a conspicuous absence of the dto
order which prevailed on previous
occasions inside the garden at the -be
ginning of a six-day race.
IFiTM, SOLliij;DF;.u;ilS,l1)531
... .
Deposits.
Loans......
Cash" and In
Gross Assets.
Banks.
- . 4
Etatement
December
2d
.11,123,000.93
. 1,824, 253.17
, 4(7.858.11
, 2.734.040.U
.Previous
Statement
August 22d
$1,137,642.33
1,593,428.79
' 820.21S.07
1,555.(71.37
re c" Vvw 1 -i i
f .'v,vs: One-f jurth to o.e-third
tne tuiidmg and lo
two jtara
..9 f-r 12,:C3.CJ. T j
i and the rewa;n,!.-.r eU'.a-r
an atsovtetton or time notes of one End
If you are now paying rent, will not the better policy
your rent money lr f o
We solicit your business. New accounts welcomed.
It. A. Dunn, Pres. 7. E. Holt, V. P.
A. O. Brenker. Cash A. T. Sumiiiey, Asst, Cash,
be to turn
could soon call your own? Yvlth
.. we make the balance easy,
payments on a flace that you
only one-fourth or one-third
TIIE WEATHER.
Wanhlngton. Dec. 8. Forecast:
Virrlnia, rain Monday and probably
Tuesday, colder in west portions Tues-
ny; increasing south shifting to east
winds.
North and South Carolina and Oiwgia,
rain Monday; Tuesday fair, colder In
wot portions; increasing southeast
winds.
East Florida, rsln Monday except fair
In snutheuKt portion; Tuesday (learlnn
with coUlpr In unrtliwest portions; frewh
to brink southeast winds. t
West Florida, rain Monday, brisk
southeast winds; Tuesday fair and cold
er. Alabama and Mississippi, rain Monday;
Tuesday f.'.lr and colder; brisk southeast
winds iwoomlnir southwest
Louisiana, rain Monday, colder In
northwest portion; Tuesday fair, much
colder; frsh to brisk southwest winds
becoming; northwest
Kast Texas, fair Monday, colder In
north portion with hjRh north winds;
Tuesday fair, colder In MOtith portion.
Arkansas, nUn and much colder Mon
day; Tuesday fair.
West Texas, fair Mondpy, much cold
er In north portion; Tuesday fair.
Tennessee and Kentucky, rain Monday, ,
ecldrr In1 extreme west portions; Tues
day fair onl colder.
West Virginia, rain Monday, turning to
snow, with much colder Tuesday.
Mrs. Taf I'd Funeral.
Milbury, Mass., Dec, 8. The funer
al of Mrs. Louisa M. Taft. mother of
Secretary of War Taft, who died ear
ly to-day, will be held Tuesday at the
home of her sister, where she passed
her last days.
To Care a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it falls to cure.' E. W., Groves' sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
m.;
I.OOAL OFFICE XT. 8. WEATHETt
BUREAU.
cnariotte, Dec. 8. ttunrlse 7:19 a,
sunset 6:11 p m.
TKMPERATITRE (in deree).
Highest temperature.
lowest temperature .. ,
Mean temperature ....
Excess for the day
Aecumulated deficiency for month .
Accumulated excess for year 41
PRECIPITATION (In inches).
Total for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. ..
! Total for the month .. ,. 0.IW
' Accumulated deficiency for month. e.W
I Total for the year 32.54
j Accumulated exces for year ...... U 97
lTvaillr.g wind direction 8. W.
w .j. uKNiNKTX, Observer.
7
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Malaria Causr m of Afipotlte.
The Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC drives
out malaria and builds up the sys
tem. Kor grown people and chil
dren, 50c.
"OX THE SQUARE."
Big Christniaj
shipment of
HUYLER'S
coming Hn. Put your
order in. Don't wait
Do it now. . -
R. II. JORDAN & CO.
.s ; . - TIiom t, - . :s,:,
"W JtETTR CLOSE."
STOP!
And Consider!
Has your wife ever wished that
your clothes looked as well on
you as your neighbor's do oa
him? Probably he's a cus
tomer of ours. And if he Is,
his clothes continue looking
well till they're worn out
SUITS OVERCOATS
TAILORED TO 'TASTE
$20.00 to $50.00. V
Cabaniss & Co. Inc.
TAILORS,
t S. Tryon St.
NOX-FLUCrUATING ,
GUARANTEED FIRST
MORTGAGES,
The safest Investments In
the world art first mortgage
Guaranteed Real Estate loans.
They bear per eent. aemU
annual Interest and can' be se
cured at any tlma' In nearly
any amount through this com
pany."'r- '' -.
Write for booklet
Nonnt CAROUJTA
TRC8T CO
(ireensboro, N. C
Capital, f 116,000. ' -
E. P. Wharton, Pre.
David White, Bee. and Treat.
R A,
OFFICE SEEKERS
(other than political)
I have foi rent, 1908, sev
eral good, , small offices, on
ground floor, S. Tryon St.,"
at from $5.00 to $10.00 mo.,
including' light;
Take your choice. . .
k D. TXLUXTXNDUR
CJTi:tn:i keau estate lca:j & thust cc::?a:;y
Capital $75,000.
President,
W. S. ALEXASDER.
Secretary and TreAmirer,
, Surplus $100,009.
Vic President,
It A. DUNN.
woiuus, mcdoxald.
Fire Briclr 4KING;S,' Kew York Plaster Paris,
"ACME,"- "ELECTR01D" and "UNIVEESAI?
Asphalt-Hoofing Felts, Plastering Hair, Laths,
Shingles and General Building Material. We can
save you money on alT of the above goods, and de
sire to quote you prices delivered at your railroad
station. Write us..
CAR0UrUP0UD(HC0.
. . Sole Manufacturers and Distributors,. :
r vuariesion, a. u. .
Tyo Vacant Lots For Sale
Vacant lot, EHxabeth Ave., i high, nice location, ihady side of ttreet, alit t
ttxlit. This is one of the most desirable ltbj to "be had 'on "thtt
. prominent avenue. , If taken In the nez) five ' "days, can be bought '
for'.... ........ ' .....$1,600.00
Vacant lot ' North Tryon .street , close In, only ; five, blocks ' .from - In
dependence Square, a splendid location for residence; sfie 4 a, 1-2x1 9 I t
" Tt you are Interested In one of the very beet sites In Charlotte for a
home, it will pay you to investigate. For Information as to terms
and exact location of above lets, apply at office.
J. E.
4i N. Tryon.
Murphy & Company
Ttwne 849.
Buildings on Osborne Lot
We invite sealed bids on the buildings now standing on the lot
known as the "Osborne corner," running from the building occu
pied by the Tryon Drug Co., on North Tryon street, to the build
ing occupied by Ed-Mellon & Co., on West Trade street Bids
will be considered on the buildings as a whole or separately.
Right Is reserved to decline any and all bjds. For particulars, an .
ply to : , . .
The Charlotte Realty Co.
A. G. Oraig, Secretary.
18 East Trade Street, '
R.
H.
J- President
M, 1 VICTOR , , . .Cashier
First National Bank
. charlottbn... :
" v .."-OROANIZICD 1115
5aPitaI $ 300,000.00
Surplus and Profits ,
' 240,000.00
A&sets: 1,900,000.00
. Your business respectful
ly solicited. :
Every courtesy ; and ae
commodation extended con
sistent with sound banldng.
H. II. VICTOR, Cashier.
The Merchants X Farmers National Bank
OF CHARLOTTE. N. C. ' , '
Capital, $200,000.00; ' Surplus, $100,000.00
The officers of this ank.will be pleased . to meet or
: m - correspond with those who contemplate
;. ' making changes or opening new
accouts. . ' - .
' FOUE PERV CENT. PAID ON SAVINGS
AND THIE DEPOSITS.
Offlcers: Geo. B. Wlteon, President. Jno. B. Rose, Vice President.
. W. CsVUktnaon, CabJel,.
Wood Fibre Wall Plaster, "Hard CM."
TUB BUILDERS FRJBXD
Freezing does not hurt; natural shrinkage win not crack itt
water does not make It fall offj bard as atone Write for booklet.
Manufactured by
GHRRLOTTE PLASTER GO.
Write for Booklet. . Charlotte, S. O.
Charlotte Trust Co.
, Showing at close of second year :
Capital.. $125,000.00
Profits ; '33,000.00
Solicits the business of corporations, firms and in
dividuals, n .
9, IL LITTLE; Preeldent CM. PAT1ERSON, vice Pre,
. . It E. HACOOD, Caahler.
I
Si
When you have us to do your ELECTRIC work
you may be sure of THE BEST. All our work
guaranteed and no job too small for our prompt
attention. Thone 470 for the best' and quickest
service.
BRADSHAW ELECTRIC COMPANY
Xo. IS South Chnrch St . v 1 '
Southern Loan & Savings Bank ; ':,
This Bank offers you unexcelled facilities ' for " your - BAVTNGB
BUSINESS, as its .Attention , !a, eeroted. , EXCLUSIVELY to SAV.
ras xccouNffa . '- ." r . - ;- .
. DIRECTORS: f -
P. M. Brown, Jno. M. Scott, "- vr, gMlMander.
" E. T. Cansler, Jae, A. BelL , T. W. Hawkln. ' ... , .
J. W. Conway, Dr. R. L. Gibbon, . W. A. Watson.'
A. M. McDonald, . O. Reid, AV. L. Jeaklns,
Leroy Springs, Laseaeter, g. C. : R R. uaynes, Cllffslde, W. CL
. OFFICERS: - ,
ISO. IL SCOTT, Pres. W. a ALEXANDER, Vlo
W. It. JEKKTJTS, Caahler.
MONEY LOOT :
; If you fail to carry m ;
INSURANCE
We write Fire, Accident, Health, liability
. and Steam Boiler
CAROLINA REALTY CO '
. W. D. WILKINSON, Manager.
B. R. LEU Secretary. . - T. P, LONG, Sale Afent,
. I 4ft North Tryoa St. . pbone C09,
The Charlotte National Bank
- , OXaRLOTTE, N. a
. : j ,. - ''
The chief concern of the officers and directors' of this bank U '
the welfare . of Its depeslters and the security of their ; - deposits.
- The Charlotte. National Bank wae founded by men of meant, in
teTlty and successful business experience, and Its enviable record
hat siren it a reputation for aolldlty that eztende far .' beyond
Uecklenbarg county and North .Carolina. If you want absolute ;
tafsty. It to here. We toUcIt your buslnesa,
B. P. PEATH, President " ' - JXO, M. SCOTT, Vice President.
. k W. H. TWriTT, OaabJer. r - -
COSY COTTAGE FOR SALE
New 4-room cottage, . near--Elizabeth -College;
lot 50x140. Can' arrange easy terms. See-us
at once .- -,... y -n f . ;
TUB
American Trust Company
' solicits business on the basis V t
of extending to customers '
every banking facility war
" ' ranted by. the account. , " ... V -
i GEORGE STEPHENS, President. 7
T. S. FRANKLIN, V. Pres. W, 6. LEE, V. Pre"
W. H. WOOD. Treat. J. E. DAVIS, Asst. Treat.
v-
UIGU GR21DB BS&DS
Subject, We Offer at Low Price.
i.uui w 8.0W n.c ts cue lais.... .....
6.000 to 15.000 N". C. 4.1S10.. ; ,;."' . Bia wiiiw
. Cltv of Charlotte la Mil i .i i. 1. -
e,City of Charlotte Bs mt .; . . . ..; . .. . . I "' , i ft Int '
1000 A T. A O. ts 1913 !..'.. V... , Bid Wanted
10,000 aty of Concord 6s 1S3T . 1 wantea
10.0W Cityof Atheville per cent raving notes ... ........ Ki.i Wantj
30.W0 1st Mortga4 Heal Estate Hondti ; . ios
Also 1,000 N. C Railroad Stock T rr emit ' i-i .
522 C. Retina I gteek Tpr 7:.V..::.'V.:..""-Bid Wanted
"v Aiiicni'M A TUSl tO -CHUCK i I'M J
J.(W tint National Runk ,.....v ....
lOOCf Commercial National BahIc .1T ....V im
uwr Itood offarlnirt Jo Southern Mill Stocks. ,
-.2-.203lTTryon.Cfc.
mvw nwi ....
plrdmoot Bklf.
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t