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months, $1.00; Cue month, S3 cents
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and lax ; headache; loss or memory, with
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itomethlng which ought to have been done ;
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nor S deod w telp
A bill has been introduced . in the
Pennsylvania Legislature requiring atl
persons wtoo employ females to provide
them with chairs and allow. them to be
seated when not actively engaged.
Archibald Forbes, the English wfr
correspondent, will return from Kurope
this month and pass the remainder of
Ibe season in Washington with his.
American wile, who was a Miss Meigi.
ot that city.
,s ; .
A recent Parliamentary return indi
cates that during the past thirty years
there has been a continuous decrease of
pauperism in England and u ales, the
number of paupers being uow 25 to the
thousand, against 43 to the thousand in
1857. . '
There is said to be a great migration
of the colored people from the' cotton
regions of Mississippi to the Yazoo
valley, which i3 now thrown open to
basinets by Western capitalists. The
planters say that they cannot pay the
wages that tho lumbar men pay, 'and
that if the lumber business continues
they will ba ruined. .
A significant indication of the increase
of popnlation in New York islthe ex
cess of deaths oyer births. This reads
like a paradox, says the World, but the
fact is that an excess qt births - over
deaths is an indication that; population
is not recruited by immigration. There
are more deaths, than births in New
York, because there, are more people
who choose New York as the place of
their death than there are who have
chosen New York as the place of their
birth. -
Rumors are current at the Vatican,
according to Paris journals, that the
Pope has addressed a letter to the Em
peror of Austria, calling His . Majesty's
attention to the position of the Holy
See in I'uly, and to the persecutions to
which It if exposed from: the Italian
Government. The 'Roman Fantulla
says that In this letter the. Pope'aska
the Emperor's intervention, saying that
be will be compelled to leave Rome
should tho present state of things con
tioue. '
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Most excellent.
J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knox
ville, Tenn., writes: "My famllySand
I are beneficiaries of your most' excel
lent medicine. Dr. King's New DIs
covery for consumption ; having fannd
it to be all that yod claim for it. desire
to testify to its virtue. My friends to
whom I have recommended it. praise It
at every opportunity." ' -
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption is guaranteed to cure Coughs.
Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma. Croup and
very affection of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. . ' -j ' .'. : -"
Trial Bottles k reo at W. II. Green &
Co's. Large Siz $1 00.
Wonaerful Cures.
W. D. Hoyt & Co . Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga. say:
Wuhave been selling Dr. King's Uew
Discovery, Electric Bitters andrBuckr
len's Arnica Salve for two sears. Have
never, bandied remedies that sell as
well, or give such universal satlsfao
Hon. 'There have been some fonder
ful cures effected by these medicines in
this eitv. Several cases ot pronounced
.Consumption have been entirely cure I
"i iue use ox a tew uuiues ui ui. 4vn 9
Jew Discovery.. - taken ' in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
ihena always. Sold by W. H. Greet &
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VOI,. XI.
LOCAL NEWS.
HQtX TS MEWIaDViSTIXEMEBTl.
Mcxys Bros f ccirte
r c Millkr-CaU m l Fxamlne
UoKrRK. cnA.vu!H till open
: W.TiTB? SubJCiiptioss Keeelrtd
MiLt,nr& Nikstlib Holiday Goods
I ichako J Jots, SeciV Annual Meeting
Heipsbkjickr's To Cur rricn la and Cu-
icmcra. , .'-'..
Hcport of ibe Con it ion of the First National
Hank of Wilmington, N C
Pays' length 9 hours and 5fi minutes.
There were no interments in OakdaJe
Cemetery (bis week.
There were m interments in B-'levue
Cemetery this week.
. The receipts of ctton at this port to
day foot up 356 bales.
x - :
Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 0
minutes past 5 tVJrck.
full moon to-morrow afternoon
at
18 minutes past 5 o'clock." .
, New Year card, you will find a large
88scrtraent at Heinsberger'd. t
A fuil lineo'f underwear can be seen
at Munsont8 furnishing rooms at pop
ular prices- f
m .in 11, 1. ..I mi .1 . !
. Tbcre were two intermeuts in Pipe
Forest Cemetery this week; one adult
and ne child. 1
The Register of Deed issued four
marriage licences this week; all for
colored couples.'
The annual meeting of the lot owners
of Oakdate Ceuietery will te held on
Monday night.
The tight little river steamer Excelsior
ia to be sold at, auction. See notice
elsewhere.
- Turners. li!um
aker'a almanacs
s. Miller's and Whit
for 1887, wholesale
and retail at Heinsberger's.
' . Yon will save money and get the best
work by tending your clothes for repairs
to tJohftJ)yer and Son. s f
To-da? is the seventy-second anniver
sary ot the battle of New Orleans,
which was fought January 8tb, 1815.
'The Board of Directors of the First
National Bank have declared a divi
dend of three percent, payable on the
tllhiost.!
-Buy a substantial present for Christ
mas We know ot no present as ac
ceptable as a Zcb Vance cook stove.
They can be had at Jacobis Ildw.'De
pot.
t
The new Un ion School bouso wiil be
ready for new pupils and those holding
tickets of admission, on Tuesday- next.
and the pupils wijl be graded 'upon
that day.
To-morrow night at Fifth Street M
E. Church, the subject of Rev. D. H
Tut tie's discourse will be "The Excuse
of a jew," (as set forth in the Saro
Jan. 8tb) and lessons of good to be
drawn from It for both Jew and Cbriat
ian. -
; The next entertaiment at the Opera
House will be entirely musical but.it
will be music'of the highest order, pre
sented by thorough artists. The en"
tertainment will be given by the
Mendelssohn Quintette Club of Boston
on the nfght of the 13th inst.
As will be seen by advertisement in
another column, 'Prof. Bellezza will
give agrand soiree at, Germania Hallt
next Tuesday night, at which tb.er4 will
be several new fancy dances by some
ol his younger pupils. He is a popular
teacher and will make tho enteitan
ment pleasant for all thoso who may
attend.
Inaicattotia
For Noftb Carolina, colder Northerly
winds and fair weather.
Election of Officers.
: The - following officers have been
elected bythe Germania Cornet Band,
to servo for the ensaing year:
- President fl. Rathjen
Vice President E. Schulken. Jr.
Secretary J. G L. Gieschen.
Tteasurer C. FVonKampen.
i .leader A. Werhahn.
; Clearance. Sale.
Big reduction in clothing at Shkiek's.
All small lots where sizes are broken
in salts; overcoats for men, boys and
children, reduced in price $2. $3. Si
and $5. The real cost or actual value
ot the goods have nothing to, : do with
the low prices. Shriek has reduced
them 16 some tx'.raordihary 619 value
for very littfe money. Don't fail to
see SuntEK for bargains ; first come
will have best choice to select from at
the very low prices. New styles andl
reliable clothing can - be - bad at I.
Sdrieu's, the Old Reliable Clothier, Iruiu
114 Market Street. . t P you.
DMLi
WILMINGTON. N. C, SATURDAY, JANUARY
CottOu.
The receipts of cotton at this port for
the weekended Jan. 8th, 1837, foot up
1.935 bales, as against 1.488 bales for
the corresponding: week fast year; an
increase of 447 bale. Th receipts for
the crop year to date foot op 1IC.722
bale?, as against 80.441 bales fojr, the
corresponding period last year; an in
crease of bales 36.281.
Fire on the I&iver.
A flat upon which thcro.wero two
bales ot cotton, 49 casks spirits turpen
tine and 31 barrels rosin, consigned to
Mr. Owen Fehnell, was, burned yester
day witft its'eetire cargo while coming
down Black Iihrer. The flat belonged
to Messrs. Herring & Peterson of
Sampson county. We could gin no
particular of the cautt of the tire. No
insurance. - ' '
JVlHsritrat-' CMirt,
Divid Aycock, one of the striking
firemen of the Atlantic Coast Line,
charged with- attempted intimidation,
whnse preliminary examination bad
been twfcjo continued, was brought be
fore Justice E. 1). Hall this morning,
who after hearing the testimony re
quired the defendant to givxi a bond to
keephe peace in the sum of $50. ,
. CIianjjH of Schedule.
Our readers w411 notice by reference
to the time table of the Wilmington'
& Weldon Railroad, in another column,
that on and after t'hiorrow there will
be change of schedule on the Midland
branch, between Goidsboro and Smith
field. By the new schedule trains will
leave Goidsboro at 7 a. ru., and arrive
at Smithfield at 8:30 a.m. Returning,
trains will leave Smithfield at 9 a. m.,
and arrive at Goidsboro at 10:30 a. m.
Al
other trains will be run as here?o-
for
Personal
Col. F. H. .Cameron, of Raleigh, is
in the city to-day.
- Mr. E. .Murrelf,!:Rheriff of Onslow
county, is in the city to-day.
' Mr. W. L. Meadows, formerly of this
city but now of tixford.N.C, arrived in
the city last night "and registered at the
Puree!!.
' Mrs. Adelheid Borne mann of Lams
tsdt, -Hanover, Germany, who has been
in this city for' some weeks past on a
visit to her sons here, left this morning
for New York on the steamship
Gulf Stream, where she will remain
for a few weeks wrth her children in
that city, and will then sail for home to
rejoin her aged husband and young
daughter in Germany. Her children in
this city parted with her with the
greatest regret.
Ttie Weather.
. Last night was one t f most inclemen
and stormy of the season. The rainfal
since yesterday morning, while amount
ing only to .58 of an inch, has been ac
companied with such a low tempera
ture that it has been as disagreeable as
nted be. The prevailing winds through
out the country this morning were East
and Northeast, with a high barometer
in the North W' st and a low barometer
in the Southwest. The thermometer at
the signal office here tbis morning in
dicated 31 degrees above zero, with :
corresponding Temperature in nearly
everv nortion of the South. In the
Northwest, however, there 'was a dif
ference, the thermometer at Bismarck
indicating 39 degrees below It was 28
below at Yankton, 25 below al St. Pau',
and 17 below at Omaha. At Charles
ton, S. C, it was 27 above with a. light
snow. i .
Hunson is selling ready made cloth
inc at a discount. Go and examine bis
tock. t
A Clear Complexion.
How can you expect a clcsr com
Dlexion w Ire w the blood is full of im
punties and the stomach clogged?- The
olooil becomes impure because the
liver does not act properly and work, off
the poison from the system, . and toe
certain results are. blotches, pimples
and emotions. Purifv the blood with
Simmons Liver Regulator, una regulate
the liver, stomach and bowels, and
then: the skin will become clear.
Virtue in Brandreth's Pills.
There is more virtue in one Bra.nd-
keth's Pi li. than in a bottle tl the best
Sarsarjarilla The solid extract of
Ssrsjparilla contained in Bkandketii's
Pilw in combination with other Vege
table Extracts, makes them the strong
est blood purifier known. One or two
at night lor a week will remove all
pimples and eruptions of' the skin, and
imske the complexion fair as an infant.
Da you need a good beating or cook
ing stove ? Then go to Jacodi's
Xhere yon will find a large assortment
i. 1 :n
His low. prices will
t
Fire in Sanmson. I
1 ho .dwelling, kitchen and smoke
house of : Mr. W. K. Pigford. abc ut
tour miles from- Clinton, were totally
destroyed by Are early yesterdaymorn"
ing. Mr; Pigford Succeeded in saving
most ol his meat and a portion ol his
furniture. There was n insurance
upon any of the "property. I)?s not
vet ascertained. " : r v V
T4o Inside Track.
NoTwi thsta rid ing I he inclem cnt
weather there was a good attendance at
the Opera House last-night- to ;lwifnes3
the performance of tbo above named
playiH OSIyerJJyron Cofcpany
Mr.-Byron assemcd the p r 1 h ci pal r role
and was ably assisted by Kate' Bron
and an unusually strong support - Tho
play U interesting in plot, bright in
dialogue and striking in "many of its
sitTJatins, : lr.. Byron is wll kn'vn
to ' -Wilmington theatregoers, having
appeared ere two years ngo in the
play of '.Across ."'the C'-n.tinent," at
which time ;he made himself popular
b conscientious acting. The perform
ance last night v,-as all that could be de
sired antflhe audience were delighted
as was manifest by the many . hearty
bursts of appiaulethat were given tho
actors and actresses.
Toint Mectinjr.
: There was a joint meeting of the
Board of Aldermen and the Board o
Audit and Finance held in the Mayor's
office last night for the consideration o
the report of the commission appoint
ed by the former to treat with the Capo
Fear & -Yadkin .Valley Railroad Com
pany with reference to a--sub3cription
by tho city by, which the extension ol
that road to Wilmington should be ac
complished. Major Hall presided and
mo memoers 01 oom tsoaras were
present, with the exception of Aiders
men Bear and Rourk-
Ihe point ot order was raised by Mr
R. J. Jones, of the Board of Audit and
Finance, that the commission had no
been regularly appointed, and Alder
man Giles called tor the reading, of the
resolution under which the commission
was created.
Mr. DuBrutz Cutlar, attorney for the
city," gave it as bis' opinion that the
commission was properly appointed.
Mr. Calder was opposed to the que
t,ion of subscription being submittod to
the people, but if it could bo left to the
vote of the real estate owners, he would
be willing that tho election should bo
held at once.
. Alderman . Worth and Mr.' Gore, o
the Board of Audit and Finance
thought that lotir-niths ot the. rea
estate owners were in layer ot the sub
scription.
Alderman Giles thought the holders
of city bonds should have consideration
in the matter.
After much discussion, the Chair
ruled that the point of order raised by
Mr. Jones was not well taken. Mr.
Jones -appealed from the decision of
the Chair, when the latter was sus
tained. '
Mr. Jones then made a motion,
which was . seconded by jAlderman
lines, that t he report of tho com mis
sion ba rejected, during the discussion
of which a motion was made to ad
journ which was carried.
After the adjournment of the joint
meeting the Board' of Aldermen voted
to meet in special session on Wed cos
day next, at 8 p. ni. '.', ' ' '
Go to Munsn's and get one of those
fine umbrellas; He is 'selling rubber
coats at actual prices . . t
Be Sure To Head This.
- r -.
Fisiiblatk will en'iven his business
in fact, will keep it a booming by
giving buyers a-rare chance and glori
ous opportunities to obtain genuine
bargains, Christmas is past, ' it is
true, but there can be nor let up with
him; and it goes without the saying
that he don't wan't your money with
out he can give you the best goods pos
sible in e xchange. His entire stock of
winter clothing, offered at prices which
dumbfound other clothiers, and prove
a pleasant surprise to all buyers alike.
No house can touch his prices. His
motto is: Give the public-good bar
gains and they know the spot is Fisn-
slate's, the King Clothier. -Tl t
rrH
If you want to commence a new set
of blank books, such as ledgers, joar;
nais. day; ca3b books or records, go
to Heinsbergcr's, where you can get
suited both in quality and price. t -
I Our Now Dress 8btrt, -
81 inch square bosiu VWii li: narrow
plaits, reinforced ; a yery handso
add elegant shirt., Manufactn
.and
id only at one dollar, at the Wjlmiog-
on Shirt Factory, 27 Market street., J
Elsbajch, Prcrrietor. t
mar -
reu
NO. 7
Criminal Court.
The following have been the pro
ceedings befofe this tribunal to-day, up
tolhe hour of closing our report: "
State vs. David Thompson and Caro
line Toomeri forcible" trespass. Con
tinned for defendants.
Stato vs. Samuel JJarver, illegal
voting. Continued. ,
State vs. W. Harllce, concealed
weapon. vGniltyand judgment sus
pended on payment of costs.
, The Grand Jurry having concluded
their labor have been discharged ; -
A large assortment of ivory, cellu
loid kud silyer plated table and dessert
k n i ve3.- : Ju st t hea r t icle ;f or ; a Christ
mas present. For low prices and good
reliable goods, go- to Jacow's Hdw.
Depot ;'-.: '-"." .'";' ?:'':; ::.-;":'t-
OII50.
UILlr-In this city, at 5-45 a. n:.,' Jan. 8lh,
MAliY Mciil$,wlfcef Maj.Jas. 11. Jlijland
daughter of tho late Maj. John walku.
Funeral at 3.30 o'clock, Sunday, January !.
from St. James' Church, thence to Oakdate
cemetery. Friends of the family are invited
to atlcnu. . ; ; :
NOTADVEimSEMENm
Annual Meeting
QF TUS LOT OWN1S113 QV OAKUAL15
CEMETERY will be held at tho Company 'a
Oflico, on MONDAY EVENING, January 10,
at 8 o'clock. lilCHAUD J. JONKS,
jan 8 2t " , Scct'y A Treas.
FIRST NATIONAL MNK OF WILM1KT0N.
D1VIDENJ) Oy TilUEE PER CENT,
has baea dcclarci by the Loard p( Directors
of this Bank, pa-yaWe on and aftcf tho 4lth
inst " A. K. WAl KER.
jan 8, Stnac ' Cashier
Soiree.
A Oil AND SOIREE WILL KB GIVEN AT
I
QEUMANIA HALL, next TUE5DA1J Night,
at which there will be several fancy, dances
by some of my younger iup51.
jan 8 It
A. BKLLEZZA.
Sale of Steamer Excelsior.
JF NOT PREVIOUS LX DISPOSED OF
privately, I will sell to.ths highest bidder, at
public auction at Market Dock, in Wilmln
ton.on TUESDAY, the ISth Inst., at 12 o'clt.
M tin Stflambn.it EXCKLSIOR. her tackle.
apparel, Ac. e he la 75 feet long, breadth 13
feet, and 17 tons burden net. Terms cash.
SALTER L. DRANE.
Asa A Brown, Attorney In fact.' 1
jan 8lt Bwsm -
Report of the Condition
QF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, at Wilminston, in the
State of North Carolina, at the clo' of
busincss,' December 28, 18S-
- ' ',-
. RESOURCES: j
Loans and discounts $540,734 41
Overdrafts 11 ,575 50
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation. . . 50,000 CO j
Other.stocks, bonds, and mortgages 32,949 35
Due from approved reserve agents.. w,ri 37
Due from other National Banks 6,030" 37
Due from State Banks and bankers. 1.263 74
Real cski to, furniture, andlixtures. 66,670 0
Current 'expenses ami taxes paid'. ... 6.lr.7 9i
Bills of other Banks. 2 J.252 00
Fractional paper currencv. nickels. .
and cenis. . 158 03
Specie. . rr: 2?,78t to
ix;jral tender notes : . . 28Ji0l 00 ,
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer, per cent or circulation. . . . '2,11 00
Dne from U. S. Treasurer, othe
than 5 per cent, redemption fund. 2o CO
Total.
$S45.1I7 C4
LIABILITIES
Capital slock paid in. . . ........ ..... .$250,000 CO
surplus iiina s.sas 40
UndividOfl profits 18,265 3
national liank notes outstanding. . . . 44.ir.iO 00
Dividends unpaid 1.071 00
Individual deiosits epbject to check JS4.68T 58
jemami cemncates oructosit.... . .",r,s to
Due to other National Banks....... 18,933 82
Due to State Hanks and bankers. ... 214 48
Notes aftM bills rc-'dweountcd. ....... 38.110 3 J
Total. ...... ..... .. . . .f 45,117 C4
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HI CAROLINA, )
f New Haovek, rs. , )
CoiTNTl- OF
I, A. K. WALKER, Cashier of tho, above'
named bank, do solcmulyJ swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. A. K. W ALKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 81 h
day of Jamiarr. 187. A. J. II WELL.
v . Notary Public.
Correct Attest .
ALFRED MARTIN,
m sir uiiifftii
Director.
K. E. BUUKUSS," T
tan 8
os te tte r's S ta n dard A I -
C manacs for 1887)
IN GERMAN, lfEENCII. SPAN13H, NOR-
wezian, Swedish, Hollaed and Welsh- Free,
r - JAMES D. NUTT,
f jaa t : The Drogklat, 218 N, Front St
.: ' - ' , ,
A; Ai Brown,
E AL ESTATE ANDTbLLECTION BliO-
ker, ta lit renderyour bills and collect thn
cheaptr than you tan spare a clerk from your
store. SczrlTe mm a trial,
nov2:l
8, 1887:
riXASS KOXJCK.
Vfe will be glad to rtctlvt eomxaasJcxaaa
trea cuxfrtindjon say aad &I) !subJt8U
gsctxsliatemtbnt - '
Tht aamt ot the writer xnuai always bs '
JfthI to tae Editor. ; " v
Coaoiattnlcatlona zaast be . wnttaa em e)
one side of tho paper. i ; . ,
rarsonalltlea xnnat be avoided.; '
' And It la especially and" particularly ta.
tood that tho Editor does aot always aadot
tho flows of correapoTidc.Bt . at ; t
la the editorial colaoica.'
j NEW ADYEUTISEMEKTS.
J. SPRiraCER
IIrAlUAUTrl$$ln(R
Coal & Wood,
TIIXSK IIl UIMKS.
' North. Wau-r Street
j an 5
Cure of Lost Energy,
Kidney -Troubles, Kcr
tous Debility. Men-
tal or Physical Weal -
- OT W A Y'3 T A C LETS. Price C cnts.
Botanic Mod, A3 S; ll St.; Pblla., or .
by, mall. - . , cec 4 3m
Make ji o Slislalce, !. :
in
OYSTERS Cnarantec'i sonrtd and J
toad when iacked for itMv?v: . T-, .
!lormCcO. i. w..h: yopp;
jan 3
.- - kuunt x runt oi.
f ALL AT
Cronenberg's Gallery,
FOR FINK WOBK.
Children's Pictures
'OS n. ftnar.l.iltir nu ,1-
tares copied and enlarged. Call andeir i.
clincnB.
- 1.
. il. CliONENBEEG.
jan 3
Subscriptions Received
A
T PUKL131IKR'3 PBI ES. FOR ' ALL
POPULAR PERIODICALS AND PAPEBS
A Compfetc Stock of BLANK BOOKS and
STATIONERY at Lowest Prices'.
YATES' BOOK STOrV.
jan 3 c. "-":.;
TO OUE FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS.
A Happy New Year.
rPHANKING THEM. ONE AND ALT. Fnif
their past favors, we . rcspcetf ully ask a con- J
Usance of the same, and promise to o nV. in
Our power to give satisfaction. , '
II 1 NS BERG E R'S CASH BOOK
0 - t
AND
MDS1C 8lpRS CDtcrs npon ,,c DCW
ucsire 10 tcep an us old friends, and
by fair dealing aad. courtesy to maic many
new ones.
Very respectfully.,
6.
HEINSBERGEIl'S.
dC3 31
Cash Book and Musta Stero
AH Winter Goods Marked
Down !
MpELT HATS AND B3NNEM
CROCHET GOODS, .
. JERSEYS, SHAWLS, Ac!, c.
To make room forcaily Spring stickv
. f7 "rucrs taken lor Stamping and Km.
b3oldeiT- "' '
' Eeppectfnlly,
MISS E. KAKKER.
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5 Vollcra Building, Opposite New Market.
jtn .
The New Purcoll House,
WILMINGTON, N. C
QWING TO UNAVOIDABLE C1RCUM
stance, will not be opened on January Ut,
but will lx; opened on Jaauary Cth, 1S87.
dec 31 Iw1
N. FREDERICK; Ptop.
Call and Examine
''HE HOLIDAY PRKfeENT3
A
HAIR BRUSHES,
TOOTH BKUSHLS,
NA I h BRUSHES,
COMDS. SOAPS.
an 1
At
1 EI&FUMKkI s.
C. MILLER'S,
t Fourth and Ann C is
Corner
vSeqreto.
A Good 5 Cent Cigar.
Wholesale ad Ke'LilI Drugts!
d-jc 31
Wlimlnstoa, NC.
Holiday "Goods. :
A FULL LI SB O F- FA V;V I JASKS AND
lOlLt-T St TS, WOIIK B t:?, COLOGNE
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