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EOBESONIAN - ft is t-.- x r-r- ,-,r rrrti ST-rr-CT-aerrx. ; --- T - -..... - f ... . r ESTABLISHED 1870. Country, God andrutli. SINGLE COPIES C CENTS. WHOLE NO. 1886. VOL. XXXIV, NO. 82. LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1003. ASK THE MAN for JJACOJJll M - AXE STANDARD FOB QUALITY BEST AXE MADE. FOR SALB BY TUB LBADINO MER CHANTS OF ROBESON COUNTY. Sargent' Cm Wood Chopper CHOPS FOOD JJoth cooked and un - cooked, reduce kitchen drudgery, Ie ena household labor. Takes the place of chopping bowl and knife : useful in prepar ing all kinds of dishes. N. Jatcobt Hardware Co.. Wilmington. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. . A. MoUea. A. W. MoLaea J.' O. MoOormiek. . IcLEII, IelEAIft IcCORIICI, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LUMBERTON. N C OFFICE OVER BANK. Prompt attention given to all business. EXTRA SESSION EHDS Tr t'Awrttn. P J,, u c. i. nr. J. MurilM f M J.ri.tti .irii.. It Is Merged Into tie Regular 'iX'XlZVt!. S6SS10Q - I U.S Marsnstl street MurlU uiar n. it i r- j iu g noaisii, Lc a nam wat Ruby Masber feu-years rgo. The Senate Kurd lbs Reading of Ihe o er later he i.i.t.d in tt . Ttity for seivice iu li e l bili pn Iilande. auppoaiig that b w u!. anke a fortune tber in a ab r into, lie say h wroto t hi wife inanr time, but tba letters scccrdii g to the u'o, mvr arnv rd, ai d she u pcd tLat he fcM'l ld. I yi -1 Match Mm MurOe mirn r-d, IC I a s rd Mi-Avr. When ' ah-' opened the door of her bom a iu rH'pon.e to Martini knock lax fiday abe Ml fainting on th stoip. tbiukiig that she gm d op on a ghoet. Murtl to-day preferred a chargt .if lnamy against hi wife. She ears that sbo was on It lu yean old wbeu the first married, aud that, therefore, the marriage wa illegal. She prefers to lire with MeAvoy, at Murtle deteited ber, she tayt, when be neut away. tarsia Xolatraa. . a. a lawbssos Mclntyre & Lawrence, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Lumberton, N. P. W. a NORMENT, Attorney at Law, LUMBERTON, N. C Practices la all the Courts In the State. la. 53. IjEXC, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms, No, i and a, McLeod Building, LUMBERTON. N. C RJ. BRITT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, LUMBERTON - - N. C. Office In the McLeod Building. Wads Wishak. D. P. Shaw. WISHART & SHAW, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LUMBBRTON. N. C. Office orer Pope's Drug Store. Prtildent's Meisaja iod Discussed Co bis Reciprocity. Washiugtou, Dec. 7 The Sen ile todsy closed the extraordinary "anon ana en ten a upon id? Juties of the regular session by an nouncement frcm the chair and hetffering of two prayers in the -innate within an half ati hour ol eaob other. The baouess trausact ad consisted of the reading ot th I'residen t moisaga aud the begin itig of tbediscusiou of the Cuban reciprocity bill. Ou tbit bill Mr. Cullom, who haa charge of it, made a tpeech advocating ita pae- tge io the mterett of American rade. Mr. Keao made a favorable re port from the comaiittee ra con tiogeot ezpeuteon the reaolotion f Mr. Peorote rcqainog the trans- million to the Seuate by the Pit matter Qeneral of all the paper relating to the pottufBce lovetti- gatiou. Mr. (iJDman suggested a u am ber of ameudmeott, the ef fect of which was to make it man datory for the committee to make au investigation into poatomce ear is gone be muses it, aud i affairs abd to compel the commit- seeking lor another oar to replao tee to make a report to the Seuat' tbe one be told, by May 1 next. That it tbe ttorv which has d- Mr. Pejrose, at author of the vxlcped from tbe visit to Dr. C. T. resolution, and chairman of tbe Stebbing, of this c.tv, of a IIuu- oommit'ee, indicated a willingness garian miter from Hurley. Wis, Mao Who Sold His Ear. Tbe grafting of an ear to tb head of a Western man iu a Poila dilphia hospital bat a aqiei. Tboogh the man who sold bia ear to a riob mau for $5 000 made the sacrifice willingly, now that ibe" ADV1SECDRTAILMENT. Thcj Arc SntfcriD From Ofdr mccb Specnl&lioD. Their Pesltloo is H)t Uadentood 6 Either ihs Coosimtr or IU Prodicer ATtt Sombc: of Mill lea Hen. Tbe Charlotte O'Jwrver of tho H o. sav : At tfie metiug of mill men in this ony. to-day, it it expeotiMl that miuafacturirs from ltbod Islan I to Mississippi will adrift- urtailm nt of miuufactoiug a tbe be-t solotioti (f tbe serious, it not threatening, oouditiou that confronts cotton manufacturers .in all parts of the United S ates.' The meeting will o uiveue in the oourt nome n u o oioca idi rooming, aud will be representa tive of no manufacturing organi sation, or claia of manufao'nrera. It will be open to spinners from all parts of America; for it is felt that the problem that it uow con fronted itoueof almott on venal oonceru. to accept tbo amendments, but Mr Piatt.of Connecticut,' djeoted. Mr. Plattt taid that at originally introdocd tbe resolution left it I optional with Ihe committee to extend itt investigation if it thought necessary after General Bristow'a report woo nae reoeivea a iuer rrjm ine East off-ring bim 1 1,000 for an ear to replace that which was tak en from its owner in tbe botpital Tbe Hungriau'a uam) is kept t secret by tbe pbysiciau, who cava teeing that the call made upon him was That, professional, tbe Hungarian want Th i. ia npnh.hl. th. np.l ff i m A that tbe cottou manufacturer of h,'rrT. V tbe Uuited btates nave ever met in perfect harmony and with a comm mi ol j ct in view. . Mr. R. L lllt president of the Glenoid Cottou Mills, at Bnrliog (un, aud a director in the Elmira and Lakitide Cotton Mills, was among tbe manufacturers wbo arrivtd litit night. Mr. Holt it oue of the mrat tuccesifal mill men iu tbe 8 oth and. embodies i ha umiiuriili.. anirit that haa made bit family famous in tDe n cattle, other st;vck and on Measy la (Jot Raising Mr J .liu It Poarr. of the Cbar lotte Clot hi u g Mauufscturu g U oipauy aud thsL-'Ug-Tsts clotb i K U ., was riaI cu a farm and the happiest days of bis h. now are tboe that be spends a nia plantation, whioh isaUuin miles northeast ol th out on th L. jnoord road. Mr rosrr s farm juittins about 2jO acres, lb realoi part of which is iu a bigi tale of cultivation. (JkJ tbe fii tire farm there is not an acre of utliMi. aud Mr Pnarr dms nut to- r.-st tbat be las planted ui lotmu. even with tbe staple anil a . a W iuk at 11' cents pt-r ix una. in bobby is itt-ck-rsnii g,or, rather, ii common sense and bis oboic led bim to raise it' ck and vege'a i.lrt. What Mr Poarr takes lb rea'et pride iu la a (1 ck of gnaii ilxiut 85 of tbe animals. Ltiiil sells on tbe local market for abom 4 onts a pound on foot ; that is. the market meu pav tbat price t. the farmers. Mr. Pharr has bmn nffredO oeutt a pound for kid, but rei'uied the tff. r. There is ouly one other fl ck of goata iu tbe county ai large s tbat of Nr. Pharr, and tbat Mouse o Mr. W . S Clrn i fi'imrl) U if it d Slates assater ii 'be city. G ata are three timet at They N't at n- m re. take to fattening easily ai d will eat almott anything. Little care ia required for them from their birth and tbey mature about at early at abeep. Oj (be other hand abeep nqnire conataut care from I'irth, aud are very delicate Aco -rding to Mr. Pharr there i more mouey in raising goata than any other atock iu or cottou growing Mr. Pbarr alto haa a fine flick of HOLIDAY Vof Ihs usmi j w, i , fl.r im me wt optn Ay lln .f kn l. in n tl g-rml t-ilu-d ptirs. R mem'er Ibil life I. .MI .hoit for V"U to flnr Ukias; 'nlajf mtr ., trt rrl'"- aivt '.iKrr velars iliaii fy Mlt r (,'.tl ti iin Oar ml hrxln I'll I trirt( ll- 'iKri m,. 1'U. r l.ur tjrb (u lllutc. cnic r liml Ihrm nlit MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I UV will irpvn up Ihis werk u-C li'tr o Minu.l Iii.triimrnia aurh Orgm, Oaitar Violin, kUrxl li'i. Aut i II i.pM. Mil J .s Flul, rtr- FURNITURE! FURNITURE! We he tlie i ice-t 1m in (own. Jot com ami W'r m II cli-p fo- c 'i or ou installment. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! W arr tu rtaT oui( 11 p i.li--Imr of up tv.-ill 0fwi. Ion't forget lo rail an Ioo' at Ihrm CLOTfllNQ ! CLOTHING I Well, it li uaclras for ui to iiienlioa it for rvrrr tmdy knows w carry tbe nionl up to ilatc line and style In Drn, nrl rmem er wv wtll save you m nev on rrylhing in our Iiik. ,pac villi not sllirvr n In apeak of our nirelmerf Sb rs. tut come sn-1 tlirtn. - - . Voiira for buinr, BLACKER BROTHERS, LUMBBRTON. NORTH C A R O L I N ... :xrtT be thought, waa jutt what abonld iug to know if the operation would be tafe. Ihe doctor thiuki that the caller will nudergojbe opera tion, as be was advised tbat tha process was not daugerous. Tbe Hungarian wat applied to, it it nuderstood, because be was oue of those who responded to the the New York advertisement of fering $5,000 for an ear. be dope. To order an investigi tion would be to work in tbe dark. After tome discussion tbe re toultion was laid over nntil to morrow and Mr. Cullom began a speech ou tbe Cubau reciprocity bill. He spoke especially of the effect of the bill npon tbe trade with Cabi, whioh he contended would be greatly stimulated by its passage. Situated at we were with in a few miles of the Cubau coast we should control the Cubau mar ket, but the trade tbu lost had Habit Better Than Laws. If iuttead of enacting any more lawa for the purpose of making ourselves pay onr debts we ehould Practice in all the Courts. gue t Great Bntaiu, France and Ret jnto the habit of simply pny lOHW D. SHAW. JOHN Y. SMITH. SHAW & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, VampiU Building, on Fifth Street, LUMBBRTON, - N. C. DR. ft. T. ALLEN, DENTIST, LUMBERTON, N. C. OvncK ovsa BANK OF LUMBER1 ON. rhenes Office, 45 ; Residence, 94. Dr. W. M. Robey, Dentist, RED SPRINGS. N. C. O. H. LENNON, D.D.S., DENTIST, RowtAXo, - - N. C. DR. J. D. REGAN, DENTIST, LOMBBRTOIf, - ann urmaoy insieaa 01 comiug to the United States. Mr. Cull conceded that an increaaed produo tion of Cubau augar was proba bly, but-he did not belive there wat danger to thn Amerioan augar industry baeause of the corro- .ponding incresne in the popula tion of this oouutrv making a great capaoity for consumption. Bated on last vaar'e imports from Cuba, he said that the aggre gate concession of the" Uuited States would amount to only about 110,000,000, The Cuban ooucession would amount to $1,- 109,000 - This great difference he attributed to tbe fact tbat Cuba's tariff waa muob lower than ours, and alto to tbe tact that our exportt to Cuba were of much smaller volume AhaD oar imports from that country. This discrep ancy, be predicted, would continue until the reciprocity bill became a law. iug them, considering it immoral not to pay them, the practice of linimptly paving just claims might presently become as nearly univer sal at is the practice of "tipping" negro waiters and - sleeping car porters. Neither statutory law nor oouscieuce compels ut to give tips, bnt custom does aud we do it. We b&ve madi) violations of tbe moral law illegal by statutory euaotmaut ; it might now be well to make them disgraceful alpo by stimulating tbe public conscience. Aud if, while we are teaching our selves to be honest for the love of honesty, we should have any time to devote to politicians and their laws, we might spend it by weep ing at the tpectacleof a legislature trying by laws of ita own enact ment to prevent itself fiom ac cepting bribes. Office in Shaw building, drug store. N. C. over Pope's Dr. F. H. PITMAN, DENTIST, ASH POLE, N. C. Whatever The fanner needs we make a spe cialty of handling. It's in our line; it's our business to keep farm sup plies of all kinds and we strive to ke.p oar stock fresh and equal to all demand. We still continue agents for the celebrated ' , Hickory Wagonsr M Which for veara have given such general satisfaction in this and other sections, and unhesitatingly say that for farm and road purposes it 1a aot excelled. Besides, basing a supply of these on hand we have recently received a full line of Cart and Wagon Wheels and Open and Top Buggies. We sre Ui originators of the buggy businesSgin this town, and think our past experience enables ns to give especial attention to all who parchase of us. We can sup ply yon with Harness, Bridles; Col lars Whips, &.C..&C Accept ear thanks for yetn"past patronage, aad give s a share of your future favora -' --;--r ' - ' t;' - Very truly yours, " ' ; - 0,C. NORMEST & CO. Wood and Crum Again Named. P.esideut Roosevelt Monday tent to the Seuate tbe nomina.ion of General Leonard Wood to be a major general of the army, and the uomiuatioftof 167 other-army officers whoa promotion is de pendent ou tnat ot General Wood, says a press dispatch. Accom panying these nominations were those, of about 25 civilian ap pointees, including that of Dr." W. D Crum for collector of tbe -port "of Charleston, S. C-, and tome members whom the Presi dent nominated il the last recess. These appointments are consid ered by the President and his ad visers to be' recess appointments. t be question, ot their statns having been discussed thoroughly by the President with tbe beat lawyers connected with theadministrattou and in C jugreaa. In conclusion, it hat, been deoided'that between the time of the falling of the gavel nu t be extra ssssion, signifying the conclusion of tbe extraordinary ssssiou and the calling to order of tbe Senate in the regular eea fion of Cocgrea?, an appreciable lapse of time occurred. Iu this time the appointments technically Wbre made. They are regarded by the administration as recess ap pointment!, and, the appointees, therefore, will veceiuelthe pay and exercise all the authority of the rank to whioh they are promoted. fiattont of all degrees and kindi are . vied ia great quantities. Sootland Neck it to have electric igh,od jrill own it" own pltnt. Eccentricities in Palaces. JJlneola, L. I., DUpa'ch, Srd. The Rusaian Empress Anne buile a great place of ice and on occasions when the fancy seized her punished several of her dainty oourties by compelling them to pass the night in this great cbam ber ot state, where tbey were almost frozen to death. - The Czar Paul, aucestor of the present emperor of Russia, con structed a room formed, entirely of -huge mirrors, where he epeut hour; walking to and fro in full uniform a singular taste for the ugliest man in Ros'ia. Oue of the native prinoes of Java cooled his palace by making a stream fall iu a cascade over the gateway, and the Indian despot ifirpo Sahib placed beside bis dinner tMe a life rz figure of a tiger devouring au Euliab effi cer, the roar of the. boast and tte shrieks of the victim being imi tated by bidden machinery. President to get $30,000. ; The will of Jimes K ngGracie, uuele of President Root-welt was dmitted to probate bv Judge Sea bury here yesterday. Itbfqaeatbs to the president t30,000. aud the same amout to each nf tbe Presi dent's eistert, Mrs. Cowlea, U. S. N., aud Corinne Roosevelt Robiu sou. . .. Two tf the President'! children, Kero.it, for whom, the late Mr, Gracil wat godfather; .and Ethel, who waa the godchild of tbe tetta tor't wife, were' remembered with 15,000 w&jtsri -,.- x A. v la one year tbt daily Dtwtpapert Die . $29,197,000' wortlj of ppt. manufacturing world. With Mr. Holt was Mr W A. Erwin of Wat Durham, wbo propably ooutrolt more milling interests thau any other man i the Soath. He i the president nf tbe Erwin, the Prar' and th Diver C ttou Mills, of Durham; the Alpine Cottou Mill, at Morgan ton j the Hender son Cotton Mill, at Henderson; and tbe large Cooleemee Mill Cooleemee. Wheo qti-iattoned abiat tbe present economic situation and tbe probable astion of the meet ing to-day, Mr. Hjlt said: "At this time the manufacturer is between the devil aud tbe deep blue sea. The consumer says tbe present rise in tbe market is due to peculation, while tbe producer savs it it due to a short crop Y u can tee how the burdeu is on tbe manufacturer. "The advanced price of cotton allows no margin for profit for tbe manufacturer, and tbit condition it general throughout tbe United Statea on ail classes of g iods. The situation bat been very bad for the manutffttnrer ever since cot ton weut above 10 cents. "some tort ot acion on toe part of the manufacturers it im peratively necessary. If we are going to firfht against speculation we must do it uow and tbe only way to do it is by is bv curtailment of production. 1L? Well, that is the question. We could curtail by stepping part of the macbioery certain to throw a good many peo ple out of employment. I think tbe beat way ia to rnn on short time, making kindly provisions that would enable the manufac turers to retain aud pr jpJtly care for all employees. '1 repeat that the eituatiou is very seri n, and demands prompt actiou. 1 have bad correspond ence with a large number of man ufacturers, N rth and South, aud I have talked with a large uum- ber of them, and I believe the g:-.eral sentiment is 111 favor of curtailment- I don't know ex actly how thedecittiou f r curtail ment will be agreed upn, if it is agreed upon. Such actiou will re salt from a resolution, I suppose, and, of ooarso, this will be mor ally binding -opou all the apinners who participate iu tbe meeting. It is believed tbat tbe meeting will be one pf the most largely at tended gatherings of manufactur ers ever hbld iu this city. tbe Hnest orchard in the county. Charlotte Chronicle. Prices Cut to the Hilt Until January 1, 1904. A SUIT or an OVERCOAT Is just what you need for the Christmas Holidays. We'd like to show you what is correct inClothinn and Overcoat?, and we'll prove to you at the same time that the price you pay here buys more in quality than it has ever bought. Never knew a season to open up with such a rush asjthislfallseason has with us. Are. you men buying earlier, or are mere men convinced of -A. Weinstein's supremacy? Supremacy means in value as well as in quality with us. The best way to get an Overcoat or Suit is to go to a good place. A good way to get the BEST Overcoat or Suit is to go to A. WEIHSTEIN, THE KING CLOTHIER. A Modest Beginning.' Senator Arthur PueOrmin, of Maryland, a little while before the adj urumeut of tbe Uuited Sates fcwuate last March aaya Suc cess, heard Senator NJt u W. AI- drich, of Rhode Island, acolding a atlpfige for carelessness!" delivering carda. '"I will have yoa dismissed," said Seuator Aldrich to the boy, 'this card waa given to yoa to de liver more than two boura ago aud I have been here io my teat all tbit time. What it your name?" ' G-utly, gently, Aldrich," Snuaior German interrupted, lay u g hia band on the ansry Rhode Islander's shoulder ; give tbe b y a show. 1 often made tbe same mistake myself. Lit it pass this tim- Y n often made the aame mis take I" echoed Seuator Aldrich "Often, "Seuator Gorman replied. "Diu't yoa kuow that I first entered tbe Senate aa a page uar Iv fifty yeara ag 7 I bave never foi gotten those days. Yoa have uo idea wbat baid t ime a page hat, with a half d nu Sauators oalliug him at tbe aame time and all of CtDlttl Stock PSld iO CtSb. them in a hurry. IlMt bound . to Lahiljt of Stockholders ill addition tO Cipltll, "7::"r: : snroias and proiiu. iug a card. I ah. u!d not probably, Totll DflJOSltS, October 30th, 1901, be iu the S-nate today. THE BANK OP LUMBERTON, LUMBERTON, N. C. $20,000 00 20,000 00 17,437 Tl 202,244 If $309,632 01 Total SesoaKtt, October 30 th, 1902, Hate-Adams. At the residence of tbe bride's father, Mr. W F. Adamsof Purvie at 11 a. m , Tbursdav, N,v 2(J h, Mr Juo.T. Pate of Bpie'sand Miss Lizzie Adam9. ere oii't' d iu mar riage. Rev. Mr. Bradley i fficiating. Tb4 attendants were Mr. R H.I Adams aud Miss Pate, and MY. J. S McRseand M s Brown. Aftr the ceremony au elegant dinner was served to tbe invited Knests, and iu tbe afternoon Mr. aud Mrs. Pate departed for their home, at JJuie 's, amid the good wishes and congratulation! of their many friends. Had Spring! Citizen. Offers to the people ot Robeson County and the public generally every acconrmoilation consistent with safe banking. We solicit the accounts of individuals, Srm, corporations and trustee. PBOIPTIBSS, SEC0RITT AID ACCURACY GOABAJTEEP, officers: A. W. MwLRAN. President, C. B. TOWNSEND, Cashier. JOHN P HENRY D. LRDBIvtTER, c. b: townsknd, 8. A. B DM USD, WALTER . U. STERLR. ROGR 5. STERr.R. R. D. CALDWRLL,. Vice-PreaideiiU ALEX. P. McLRAN, Asst. Cashier. STANSEL, Teller. directors: R. D. CALDWELL A. W. MCLEAN, H. B FENNINGS, BERRY GODWIN. LITTLE THINGS! . Benefit of Soap. For years public spirited people nave beep preaching , about beue- trsofsoap. some men bavegojeto far aa to say thst soap is the real emblem of civilization. Whetner this it to or not, it ia well known that in countries a hero the peopl are savage there is no soap. It ha been difficult, however, to get torn people to accept soap a a bless ing or aa a colwark of the home. Hector Gilchrist wat arraigned before Mayor White upn the charge of vagrancy ,0 his agreeing to leave towu aud stay away for iX) days, he was dismissed. Policeman Spivay was instructed if he osuizht bim in town during that time to bring him agaiu before the Mayor when aomeotber pumsbmeut would be meted oo to bim. The little child of Joe Brown, of Monroe waa burned a badly'lt I Saturday that it died in a abort while. ( y Strongest ia Ik World. THE Equitable Life, Haw to Prat Craas). It will good news to the mothers! of mall children to learn that croup can be prevented. The 6ist sign of crorp is hoarseness. A day or two before the at- OF NEW YORK. Outstanding Aasuranre.fi, 179,276,725 oo Assets.... "3J.39.7 34 Liabilities ...... ...... 259, 910,678 t8 Surplus i 71.19,041 06 - Latest cash settlements given to policy holders. Death claimsipaid in futl and at one. Strongest, Snf&A, Beat, and moat J prompt payingcpmpany on earth. tack tbe child becomes hoarse. This ia In spite of the good wot? the mag- soon followed by a pecubar rough cough. tZ Mtit have been"doipg by way of 1 Gvre Chamberlain's iougb Remedy freely disseminstiDg aoap advertisement there are many lubaptants of rur splendid country who' continue to regard sosp with tuspicibo if, not with downright abhorrence. Accordion plaited waisU and tkirtt are tmarter than ever, and tbit aitnpla itjlt ia - particoUrlj tffctiT (or jooof firil as soon ss the child becomes hoarse, or even after the rough cough appears, and il will dispel all symptoms of croup. In this way all danger and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy ia uaetl by many thousands of toothers and" has never been known to fail. It ia, in fact, the only remedy that eaa always be depended npon and that ia pleasant and safe to take. Ft tale ijpt- H, X, fope . Its the little things In life that teeta to count most. . , , Your drnggist who ia not patient liw. tittle things ia not reliable. Care, patience, consideration we try to make taaic principle in our business. We believe we can servs yovr needs in the drug line, ss well as anyone, and shall st all times, endeavor to protect your in terest should you see fit to give ns your patronage. " We Invite an inspection of prices and quality of goods, then we feel sure you win see it to your advantage to patron- aUO. ROZiax, Ornggfat. Lvnbartmi, H, & ,v ' rf;;-'- - - bens. B. L. PAGE, Agent, Caddysville, N. C K R. Paire. Lnmtwrton. N. C q. w. mcqueen,' The Lumberton Barber. . Whoa yr wtah an mt abava, i rmd rbr n.r ntv. )i.laUMiwli ailcja, . . ( At morning. r an. ; r -1 - 1 rntajirt draa alr wlifc in, To rail the tuakHirut ia rave. ,. Mr room la aaal aad vla !, belaaon .hara aad raaiws kaaa. iaSavaryUilBe I thlak jnm'U Sad, T. nil ib laea aad aaa Ita aUat. i s all air "I V - If yoa J ui sa4t 4a t yea. m
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