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CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVER, MARCH 2, 1903. C SOCIAL AND PERSONAL " iir. Hugh A. Murrill and son, :Mar trr Ralph llurrlll, have returned from Oreensboro, where they spent a week, with relative , Mra H. H.' Straab left last night for a two-week" visit to Baltimore and .Washington. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Tedder, of At lanta, Ga., are spending several days In the city with relatives.- Mrs. L. L. Little, of Ansonvllle, ". spent yesterday la the city, stopping j A the Selwyn... ' '" Among the visitors In the city yes terday were Miss Marie "Turner, of Greensboro: Mabel Horne, of Marsh- vine, and Lizzie Capell, of Wadesboro. ' They were registered among vthe guests at the Central. Miss Lottie Albea. of McAdenvllle, Is visiting In the . city. , - ) Mrs. Harvev S. Bryan Is slightly In disDosed at her home . on North Church street.' ;""" - Lent. commences Wengday. In or der that the socially Inclined may hava the opportunity to enjoy tnem selves a last time' prior to this season. when all gayety la supposed to cease, a subscription dance has been anvan ed for to-morrow -night in the assem bly "hall of the Colonial Club. At least SO couples will take part, the music being supplied by the Kicnarason or ' chestrs. ' Uk Warrev Lambeth will enter tain to-nlgbr at euchre in honor of kr ruAiOa Miss Nell Da Vane, - of raiaon. and Miss Lois Conrad, of Dan- Me, Va. Mies Conrad will arrive this morning. The many friends of Mrs. W. Frank Dowd will learn with pleasure that her "health la Improved. 8ns is at De land. Fls, ' Mr. and Mrs. John M.' Scott sailed Saturday from New Tork for the Per tnuda Islands. They will be gone two week- . . ' s . . Mrs. E. O. Sandlfer la the guert'ef her daughter. Mra. A. G. Randolph, In the city. She has Just returned, In company with her daughter. Mra T. S. 6adler, from a visit to relatives .. n South Carolina. The Virginia Club will rive its first monthly reception at the Selwyn Hotel this evening. The principal feature will be the dancing:, the Richardson Orchestra furnishing the irmsic. A very delightful time Is an ticipated. The chaperones will' be Mra C A. Rbblns snd Mm. C A, Wil liams. '..: Mr. Edwarfl J. Parrjsh bride. who was Miss George Lowe, hava re turned from the North and are mak Ing their home with Mr Parrlsh's mother. Mra L. V. Lowe, on West Seventh street PERSONAL, The Movements of a Number of Peo- - pie. Visitors and Otners. ; Among the guests registered at the Sel- wvn last nlaht were Messrs. B. L Miner, Jr.. and R. A. Fetser, ef Davidson Col- leae. , ' Prof. J. A. Blvlns, superintendent o the Monroe graded scbools, spent last night at the Central, - - Mr. II. M. Donate of Slier City, waa a Charlotte- visitor yesterday. Mr. J. R. Thomas, of Greensboro, was a visitor in the city last night Mr J. B. Valley, of Sharon. 8. spent Inst night In the city, stopping at the B u ford. - Mr. J. E. Alexander, of Salisbury,' was a Charlotte visitor last night. Mr. W. D. Huhn, of Wlnston-Balem, was a visitor In the city Oast night. Mr. T. M. Crews, traveling representa tive of The YVlnston-Salem Journal, -spent yesterday snd lsst night in the city with friends. Mr. W. E. Johns, of High Point, wss a Charlotte visitor yesterday. Mr. "W7 IX Pharr. of Mooresvllle, spent yeoterday In the city as the guest of his brother, Mr. J. M. Pharr. Ha was en his way home from a trip to Florida. Mr. F... R. Harty. of New Tork. is spending several days in the city with relatives. " ; Mr. - W. S. Liddell Is spending a day or two in Savannah, Ga., on business. :- Mr. T. J. Carlanl, c Ashevllle, was registered among the gvokta at the Cen tral yesterday. Mr.. A. 8. Cheek is spending several weeks In Texas on business. ' Rev. George F. Robertson '. spent yes terday In the ' rlty on his way. from Steele Creek to Wilmington. Mr. A. E. Hutchison, of Charleston, S. C. was registered among the guests at the Buford yesterday. ' - Mr. T. W. Cox. of Morganton, spent yesterday In the city. Among the guests registered at the Central, yesterday were Messrs. J. C. Stanton and 8. O. wooten. of Ciarkton. Mr. R. B. Wslker, of Reldsvllla. was a guest at the Selwyn yesterday. Mr. H. G. Mulls rky, of Augusta, Ga., Wsa a Charlotte visitor yesterday. Mr. R. F. LlttlejOhn. of Concord, was a visitor In the city yesterday. Mr. C. B. McFadden. of Rock Hill, 8. C. wss a Charlotte visitor yesterday. Mr. Z. V, Kemlrtck has returned from a business trip to Miami, St. Augustine and Jacksonville, Fla. Co. O. F. Frary and Mr. W. F. Pipa, of Chicago, III.. olTicluls of the Interna tional Harvester Company, pent yeeter day In the city, stopping at th Selwyn. Colonel Frary Is marmger f tno ", r i mschinery and Mr. Pope has charge of the wagon fine of this well-known cor poration. . , . Senator Webb, of, Buncombe, wss In the city last night on his way to Rock ingham on professional business. , Mil. W. G. HARRY DEAD. Skilled Artl.mn Dies at Home or KIs. Vjer on West Vatic 81 reel After "rveral Days Illness. , Mr. W. Gardner Harry, whose cri tical Illness was noted yesterday, died this mornlnr at 1 oc!ock t the home.of hi sister. Mrs. A. L. Champ, No. 11 West Vance street Mr. Harry, who was unmarried, is. sur vived by several' brothers and sisters. Two brothers and two sisters were with him st the time of his death. Mr. Harry was an expert worker In concrete and waa one of the fore men for Mr. J. W. Haas. He came ; to Charlotte two years ago from Philadelphia, which was his home. He made numerous friends, who es teemed him very highly. He was 27 years old. . Mr. Harry had been troubled wkh grip for some tlm but was taken eerioojily HI with a chill only Wed nesday sight. . Funeral arrangement will be an nounced later. ' - FOR TEN TEAR. Blue Ribbon Flavoring Extracts' hr been growing in pop'tlarlty, and to-day they outsell all others. THE KEEP OF A REVIVAL ; REV. FRANK SILER PREACHES. In" Earnest and Powerful Sermon at ' : -Tryoii..-t;tiet 'Methodist Church, Key. Frank Slier, ITctddlng Elder, Expressed the Crying Need of a (irvnt Revival in Charlotte) What la Essential Before a Great Out pouring Can Be Secured Hut Two Jtevivalu In CI kar lotto During Past . ear -.Vn Intcreatlug' Discourse. Rev. Frank Siler preached an' in teresting and earnest sermon at Try on Street Jdethodlet church yester day morning, his theme being "The tNed of a Revival." The theme was especially appropriate in view of the protracted meeting which Rev. Mr. iiiler and the ether Methodist minis ters of the city will conduct in the Tryon Btreet church, beginning on March 28th, this to be a union meet ing of the Methodist ' congregations of the city. Before he began preaching Mr. Siler presented to the congregation the claim of -the district parsonage debt, and asked" those who- were present t6 contribute tiie amount ap portioned to this church, which waa 1,100. Mr, J. D. McCall assisted Mr. Siler in taking the subscriptions and about 1800 was secured. , The worda of Mr. filler's text are found in Habakkuk 1:2 and reads as lollowg; "o Lord. . . revive , Thy work in the midst of . the years, in the midst of the years make known; in wrath, remember mercy." : ' ' "These words,", said Mr. Slier, contain three statements concerning a revival: 1. A revival defined. 2 Atrevival manifested. 3. The condi tions of a revival. - VHatxikkuk was : conscious of the need of a revival.' he . realised the spiritual decline of the Church as. It existed in his day. ; The history of the Church has been a course of re viva and decline; note the decline of the isnaeMtish Church under Ahas and its revival under Hezekiah; the decline under Aroon and Manassah, and the revival under Joslan. And the same course la true of the Chris tlan Church and has marked its his tory from Its beginning. The ChrlS' tian Church waa born in the heat of a revival. Jit the Synod of Rome A. D. 602, the laity was prohibited any participation In the Church and waa denied the sacraments and the Bible, and for 500 yeara no bishop of Rome preached. These " conditions marked fearful decline In the Church. ."Martin Luther revived the Church by emphasizing salvation by faith In Ms preaching. Wesieyand White Held followed with the plea for the witness of the Splmu-a conscious salvation. - . AMERICAN REVIVAL. "In America, Jonathan Edwards, in the early yeara of the Church. preached aa did Luther, emphasizing salvation by faith, and he waa fol lowed by Timothy Dwight and Dr. Finney, who like Wesley and White- field, emphasized the witness of the spirit. "It was In 1S58 that James C. Lamphler, a lawman, bojran a noon day prayer meeting on Fulton street, New Tork. that resulted in a move ment of : laymen similar to that in our own time, this movement result' Ing In the winning; of one million souls for the Church. A REVIVAL NEEDED. "Of the eighty million people in the United States to-day, less than one half are : members of tho churches. 'And while It Is true that one million souls In the heathen world have been converted durlnar the oast one hun dred yeara It is true stao that to-day there are two hundred million more heathens in the world than waa the case at the beginning of the last century. This is accounted for on the ground that natural birth In heathen lands so far exceeds . In number the converts -which result from supernatural birth. : "Look now at the revival as de lined In the text Consider first what it Is not. . A revival does not consist in bringing unconverted people Into the . Church. And neither does It consist in bringing converted, people into a church that Is not spiritually alive. Such a course as this would be to place a living babe to the breast of a dead mother. A meeting that is called a revival does not simply re sult in the addition of members to the Church. It is not a miracle. REVIVAL DEFINED. -. '. A revival Is defined in the text In terms of work, and to my mind this Is very definite. In. Charlotte during the past year there nave been two revivals, one In the Interest Of young men and vouna women, throua-h, the agency of the Toun Men's Christian Association and the. Toting Woman's Christian Association . and the other was a revival of interest In missions as conducted through the 'Laymen's Missionary Movement." "The revival needed now Is the re vival which will result in the salva tion Of souls. There must be per sonal work of Christians before this revival will ome. It must be pre ceded by a revival of personal work. There must be tact on the part of the workers and contact with the un saved. REVIVAL MANIFESTATIONS. "How shall this revival -manifest Hself ? It must begin in the home. In the hearts of the parents. It must alto make Itself known In the Sab bath school. There must iy evangel istic work In the Sabbath school. There are to-day only ten per cent The) Lucky Quarter. Is the one you par out for a box of Dr. King's New j.ife Pilla. They' bring you the health that's more precious than jfwals. Try them for headache, blllous ni, constipation and malaria. If tbey disappoint- you, the prU-m will he cheer fully refunded at all drug stores. (lawley's Magic : . Cleanser 8 Stain REMOVER This ' wonderful mixture Is ' the resujt of a patient re. search by an eminent chemist and may be relied upon to re move stains, grease or . paint 'from clothing, gloves an 1 silks. Directions: Use freeiy with sponge and air thoroughly. Keep away from open flame. j Prepared only at Academy Advance Sale .Tlree ' Days Ahead. -- Tryon and Fifth Streets. 'Plioiics IS and 260. 1 Get It At Havvles of the young men of the'Dnted States who are members of the Church. It is a fact that to . per cent, of the members of our Sabbath schools ax lost to the Church.' - "In addition to work that Is done in the Jtome and In the Sabbath school to bring about a revival, let the laymen and the women of the Churah go to work. Let the city be divided into districts and let a census of the unsaved in the city be taken. Let this work be done as preparatory to the meeting which Is to begin here the Va.it Sabbath in this month. It is necessary that .this large pre paration be made.; ' NEED TO , BE CHRIST-CENTRED. "And let ua as Individuals set rid' of our own unrighteousness. Let us get rid of the pleasure seeking spirit for nothing so militates against soul saving aa pleasure seeking. This is because the pleasure seeker Is self centred, and the man or the. woman who Is self-centred cannot be centred in .others. What we need Is to be Christ-centred, and only those who are Christ -centred are soul-savers." THE WITCHERY OF KODAKERY. Eaxtiuan School or Photography to Conduct a School In the City This Wrek to Which Public Cordially Invited The Eastman School of Professional Photography will give a three-day's demonstration at . Van Ness's store. No. 23 North Tryon street, commenc ing to-morrow and lasting throughout Th-ursdav. The school will be in charge of Mr. Frunk F. Hazlett'i The Arlsto demonstrations will be given by 31 r. Haslett assisted , by i Mr. H, B. Grove; the plato demon-; Strations and developing -negatives by, Messrs. F. L. Cornell and M. H. Wil son, and developing paper demonstra tion by Messrs. Milton Wade and D. Mulleuder. The programme Is as fol lows: . ' . Tuesday: 10-12 a. m. Lighting and posing with Aristo lamp; 12-1 p.' m. Tank development demonstrated and explained: 2-3 p. m., Nepera demon stration: 3-1 p. -m., Arlsto demonstra tion; 4-5 p. m., Ozbrome demonstra tion; and 8 p. m. Bromide enlarging demonstration. Wednesday:, "10-12. n. m.. Sittings mad with Aristo lamp; 12-1 p. m., Comparison of tank an tray develop ment; f-1 p. m., Aristo demonstration; J-4 p. nu. Angelo platinum demonstra tion; 4-5 p. m., eniTging with Nepera paper; and 8 p. m., Nepera demonstra tlon Thursday: 10-10:80 a. m.. Demon stration Arlsto printing cabinet and proofing negatives made at the school; 10:80-11 a. m.. Talk on retouching; n 12 a, m., Nepera demonstration with school negatives; 12-1 p. m. Nepera prints turned sepia by re-development; 2-8 p. m. Ozobrome demonstration; 3-4 p. rrt. Printing room dodges, devices and Ideas; and illustrated talk. MR. BERK Yin LL SUCCUMBS. Victim, of Train Accident Dies This Morning: at Presbyterian Hospital at 1:30 O'clock. Mr. , Pink BerryhlH. the old man who was struck by a Southern Rail way train near the Poplar street crossing Saturday and severely Injur ed, died this morning at 1:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian Hospital. All that skill could do for hi si was' done, but. although , ths wound received yielded well to treatment the shock to his nervous system was one which it could not survive. The weight of his 80 years prejudiced the battle In the favor, of death. Few figures are more familiar on the streets of Charlotte- than that of this feeble old man, with form bent and with outstretched, hand asking for alms. ' He was a veteran of the civil war and has lived In Mecklen burg county throughout his long. life. Wife Charged With Husband's Mur . tier. Clinton. Iowa. ' Mar.-h 1 PV.1 Dolph was shot to death last night wnne ne siept. ' mis neaa was blown off with a shotgun Placed seal nut his cheek. Mrs. Dolph is under ar rest. , . . Mr. Leroy B. Davidson, enent vesterdav In the city with friends. :. With health, all things are happl ness. without It. other blessings can't be enjoyed. We make health for Holllster'n Rocky Mountain Tea la health. Try it; 'twill surely make you well. 85c, Tea or Tablets. R. H, Jordan & Co. DR. JOHN R. IRWIN OFFICE; . NO. 21 SOUTH TRYON ST, at Woodall & Sheppard' s Phones: Office 69; Residence 135. Good Paint does wonders for a - house good paint understand. " Good clothes work wonders on a , man good clothes. ' When you think of good clothe, think of ua SUITS OVERCOATS Tailored to Taste $20.00 to 150.00. " . ' . '. . i Tfl A mDwv iW DtfQI?sl (0. IVEY'S Many Value Leaders For To-Day For the past two weeks three rep resentatives from our store have been In the North securing new "Spring Merchandise. ' "( Many new lines have' already bees sent ua and are being put out with other strong clan-p values to bring us big business to-day. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR A -special purchase closed out al most a hundred dozen Skirts, Gowns and Covers at a sacrifice. I1.V8 SKIRTS Atl extra handsome lot, worth up to $3.50, for...!, .fl.tS each Sc. CORSET COVERS The best Values "we have ever of fered in Covers. , " They sre the new, dainty, well- made kinds that always sell at ,50 and 75c. each. Sale price. ... .SOc eaob COAT SUITS , Almost every day our buyers send us a few choice Suits for this de partment. Several select styles came In yes- terday. A look .. through our Suit Room will only take you a few min utes and it will convince you we have the correct' and latest. Spring Garments at the closest prices In other words, they have been bought right. . ','.'.' 6e. EMBROIDERY COUNTER A long counter given -up to a sals of odd lot 7 l-2e. and 10c. Embrold ery, to be closed out at 5c. a yd. These Embroideries are the ' bal ance of several 10c. sales. The widths are . not the widest, but the patterns and qualities' are good. On sale to-day and Monday at 5c. a yd. IVEY'S Dissolution Notice. The Arm of'- Perkins & Jordan, proprietors of the Central Hotel, has been dissolved' by mutual consent Mr. Perkins retiring. All accounts will be collected by Mr. Jordan and all debts settled by him. - A. M. PERKINS, W. Mi JORDAN. Special Notices GET A BOX OF JACOBS'' TO-DAT. NO better Candy made. Fresh shipments continually coming In from New Or. leans to the only Jacobs' Candy agency in Charlotte. JAS. P. STOWb at CO., Druggists. "Phone 17. - WHERE ECONOMY DECIDES THE choice, they always eperiry uiue Klt Tson Lemon or Vanilla Extract because they go twloe aa far. . SEND US YOUR PRESCRIPTION i aND orders tor meaicises, etc we win give you only the best and purest drugs. Prompt and accurate servloe. WOOD ALL A SHEPPAHD. Druggists, 21 South Tryon street 'Phone 48. SWEET POTATOES 260., IRISH Ke Strictly rresn country Eggs me.; cnica ens 15 to 60s.: Butter 22H to il&o.; Hugar 25-lb. bag 11.30: Hams 12c; extra fln Cheese, small Country Hams. BR1 DO ERS & CO., 201 West Trad street. THE CLIMAX BARBER SHOP, WITH its nswly insianeo oama, not ana cold water, new barher chalra. compe tent barbers, make an Ideal shop. Su perb service ssaured. Full line of cigars and tobaccos In our shop. Kevond-hand beater for sale. 'Phone 19H7. CLIMAX BARBER SHOP, W. H. Young. Prop. FOR RENT 17 WEST VANCE, MOD ern t rooms, very desirable; toi N. Brevard, modern rooms; 800 South Myers. rooms; Kit North Davidson, 4 fooms7 UdJell street. It rooms; 101 South A. street. - 4 rooms. Other f, 4 snd -room hous. J., ARTHUR HEN DERSON BRO. TYPEWRITERS RENTED 100 rental roachlnea, all makes, rtady for Instant . dHvry. Kvery machln first-class In every particular. J. B. Craytoa Co., T S. Tryoo. 'Phone 04. UST RECEIVED THREE LOADS OF produce from our store at Webbs. fPhone us for a trial order. L. a. LINEBERGER CO.. 201 N. College street. TO LFTT MOST DESIRABLE COTTAOB for fc In city, or will leass same for one year at JlA F.. loth near C. street Dilworth home 120; 4-roora cottage. 717 E. (tli t: cottage In Villa Heights IT; house for colored tenants from II up ?ar week. If you have houses or stores a let this is your place. I find tenants and collect the stuff. B. L. KKE3L&K, 25 S. Iryon street. "Phone 144. THE WOMAN WHO IS EASILY 8AT18 fled is very welcome here, but every bit as welcome is the woman who is particular. We have Just received a fresh lot of delicatessen goods. Call and lect something for yeuraelf. MILLER VAN NESS CO.. up-to-date grocers. OVRH IS THE BEST AND MOST VP . to-date dining room In the clr. Try ua just once and see our tempting bills ef fare. Th Uero Lunch Room Is the heat erjulppd largeet and mot satis factory In the Carolines. GK.M RES TAURANT CO. mm My (Soods pepair Xcw goods corning in on every train, both freight and .express. Always something doing at Belk Bros. 36-inch Wash Jap Silk. .......... . . . .39c SG-inch'Wash Jap Silk.:..... ... . .... .... .....iSc, x Oriental Waterproof Silk This is the kind that doesn't spot when exposed to Hot, 27 inches. ..'. .. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . .48c. 1 lot, 27 inches.... .... .... .... 75c. Hot, 27 inches. ... . . .. ...v. : 98c. . Nothing better in Black Silk for Spring' and Summer wear.- - . '..''"'" y . Oriental Waterproof Silk 27-inch Oriental, all colors, '. Pink, Blues, Tans, Browns 'and White.... .... ..... ... ... ....48c. Rajah Silks " 'AH. colors in this popular new Silk, "extra value... 75c Wool Goods New line 44-inch Wool Goods in Browns, Blues, Blacks, ; Herringbone, Cheviot, Panamas, Serges,; Taffeta . Cloths, etc.. ... .... ..... ..... ... ' .98c. 50-inch Tamise, in all colors. . . . ... ..... . ;" 48c. All colors, Blues, Creams, Reds, Browns, Blacks at special.... .... .. .. ......48c. Cotton Piece Goods ' Colored Linen Finish Waisting. 36-inch Linen Finish. Colors: Tan, Browns, Blacks, Blues. 36-inchcs wido , .... t. ... ...10c. 36-inch Linen Finish, White ., ... ... .. .10c. Amoskeag Fancy Ginghams, new line just opened '-' beautiful line of colors .all good. ; New stock 9-4 and 10-4 Sheeting at new price prices lower than for many months. First come, first served. . . New Line Sheeti, Pillow Cases : 81x90 Sheets, good ones 69c. 90x90 Sheets, good ones...... . ..... ..75c Laces and Trimmings See our new Val Laces at. ........ . ... ....... .5c. New Dress Trimmings in Irish All-Overs in Cream and White Medallions, in Cream and Coffee, pcru, , " " etc. . ' , Watch this space. It will pay handsome dividends to you at all times, but especially so' just now. New goods coming in and you know we lead in making new prices. Come let us show you the new things. EL K B RO TH E RS B Best "on tho Mark "Wlnorr" brand Kerneled Corn, 15c. Tomatoes II and 17c. Dainty Lima Beans SOc. ..Dainty Wag Beans 20o Black Rasp berries SOo. Red Cherries 10c. Salad Dressing J So. Catsup llo. ' W. M. CROWKLL GOLDEN GLORY Versus- Butter 1 But sometimes we want to make a delicate dish that shall be rich and palatable, and that shall blend all the good things Into a delicious harmony. Butter is just the thing to do it. Somehow butter has grown so scarce and expensive! Perhaps that rich and deli cate dish can be made by omitting the butter, or at any rate some of It; then the har mony is interrupted, discord starts and spreads around the family circle, beginning with s the "man of wrath." Is It taxing credulity too much when it Is claimed that GOLDEN OLORT COOKING OIL absolutely takes the place of the best butter In the most ' delicate dish you want to pre pare ? If so. you can test It yourself. Read the recipes In this pro gramme and In the dally pa pers. Imagine yourself making a beautiful light American ome. let with GOLDEN OLORT OIL, eggs and milk. Tf there ever was a dainty dish to tempt a palate, prove a cook, expose a bad Ingredient, here It Is! Try It! Tou will be fasci nated! It Is cheap! Tou might want to Joio one of our skeptic classes-! our social demonstrations In Mocks of Jive. Ask us for sn Invita tion, and we will give you a party with four of your best friends. 8AVP3 MONET BT USINa OriLDEN GLORY OIL FOR BUTTER. Branncn Carbonating Co- Distributors. WE WANT your business for Plumbing, Heating and ieso IIACKfiEY BROS. CO. 6 WEST FIFTH STREET, TH0N2 312. - Suppl rrmrxxjixxxixxxuxumx HAVE YOU EVER H us,d our .Silver Polish? By far the best polish on the mar ket 25 cents per bottle, de- H Hvered anywhere 1n the city. 'Phone SOU. Cleans plain or 1 ,any nvr twrauhmg I GARIBALDI, & DIXON LEADING JEWELERS. an mmirmjtxxixxq OUR It Dont miss such an opportun ity as we are offering vou. COME AND SEE -7 Announcement We beg to announce that Dr. E. R. Russell and Dr. J. P. Matheson have formed a partnership for the practice of diseases of the Bye, Ear, Noso and Throat Office open February eth. 10I. ' DR. E. R. RUSSELL. DR. J. P. MATHESON. A nepresentallre Wanted In Every County In Xorth Carolina for tho Southern School of Telegraphy snd tb-a EMANUEL SCHOOL STENOGRAPHY AND HPWW . AsnEvnxE, x. c. Liberal commissions pall rlgV.t parties. References require!. BI C -J
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