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0t -. .e,.jwhs &rwmty5. is u. ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1801.1 I i : ; ... ASHEVILLE DAILY CITIZEN. Br RASDOLPII-KERR PRINTISG CO. The Daily Citikn, Democratic, In published wy afternoon (except Sunday) at the fol lowing rates strnttr cash : C1NR YB1 8u Months J-"" Thrrr Months.. Onb Month On n Wkhk 8i 15 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1891. Tub startling statement is made that W. K. Vamlerbilt has been seen in Chi cago wearing a $10 suit of clothes. Whether the cloth 's were paid for or not the chronicler of this important item neg lected to state. A floating paragraph says; "Ex-Congressman Ewart, of HcnriVr sonville, tells the Washington Post that he thinks of moving to Washington, l C, to practice law." There must be some mistake about Mr. Ewart going to practice law Mr. Ewart is a farmer. The proof? Whv. bless you he said so himself when Con gressman Crawford was trying to git him on the stump during the last cam pa'K'i. It is announced that Lord hifferin will retire from active diplomatic service next year. If so, England loses her greatest minister in foreign service, a man ol un usual talent for diplomatic work, lie has probably carried farther than any other living man the art of doing an un pleasant thing to pleasantly that no wound, scarcely a scar, is left behind One thousand Dufferins scattered around on those possessions on which the sun never sets would go far toward making England the most popular nation on the globe. It appears, from a communication in The Citizkn ycttenlny, that Mr. I'owill has so far persuaded M.ij Martin into the paths of viituethat the latter has consented to a reduction ol fare 'or school children. Now if Mr. Powell can turthei lead the gallant, but not tar-sighted, Major in the direction of reform and gel him to consider the pu'ics of the school children's parents we are referring to a little matter of ten cent fares Mr. Pow ell will deserve the thanks of this com munity and Maj. M irtin well, Mai. Martin will feel more like himself than hi has lor lo! these many, many moons. I r's a verv ungracious task, but what is journalism for if nut to publish the truth to the wor'd? The ta-k we reier to is simply the correction ol the statements now being widely circulated that Mrs. Frank Leslie took the bankrupt business of her husband ami made it pav hand somely. It would indeed have been a great triumph had Mrs. Leslie done this unaided; but we believe her most notable effort in tins direction was contincd to securing the best available talent then at liberty in New Vork. I'm less we are greatly in error this was found in the person of Mr. England, otac ol the New York Sun. The Citizkn wishes to go into tl:e prophev business temporarily onlv, however. The New York and Cincin nati newspapers that have undertaken to know more about ('.or. Campbell's money matters than he dot s himself have made a mistake, lie will come out ol the contest with flying colors and every stitch of canvass set and thev will come out ol it with all the appearance of hav ing gone through a rough-edged cyclone. One Foraker of forgery fame could give valuable information on this point and confirm all we have said, but he is a shrinking sou' and mav lw a little back ward about coming forward. Tun Mountain Home-Journal, which now essays to instruct the farmers the democratic fanners of Western North Carolina, as to what they ought to do, is edited by Col T. B. Long, the same man who chased II. 0. Ewart around last fall and at las' prevailed upon him to sign, only a few davs belo.e the elec tion, a copy of the alliance pledges cut from a newspaper, niter Ewart hail sworn that he would suffer his arm to be torn from its socket beiore he would sign any demand, because he thought it might help to (Meat W. T. Crawlord, a democrat who nad signed the demands weeks beiore. Do democratic farmers of Western North Carolina think Col. Long a good hand to give them advice as to their political actions, unless he can show that he has voted some other than the republican ticket since the black days of reconstruction ? For Democratic Fanner. As a newspaper having the good ol the whole country sincerely at heart, and as an unmixed advocate of democratic principles, The Citizkn feels called upon to say a few calm, deliberate, unvar nished words to the thoughtful, honest democratic farmers of Buncombe and Western North Carolina. In the outset The Citizen acknow ledges freely and frankly, that the farming class now haveand have had, during the past twenty-five years, the most unjust and iniquitous burdens heaped upon them. Thev have been persistently and unfeelingly robbed by the government. whose duty it was to give them an equal chance with every other class, and they have been deceived by the politicians who sought and received their votes. As a consequence, the condition of the furm er, as a class, is most deplorable. The grievances are numerous und sore. They have a right to demand relief, and in all honesty and fuirncss, their demands should be granted. But who has controlled the govern ment and made theluws, by which the farmer has been roblied and crushed down by these burdens too grievous to be borne ? This is a most serious question. The farmer lias been wronged, deeply wronged, and by somebody, Who is that some body? It is tbut aggregation of individuals composing the political party which has had control of the gov eminent and ennvted the laws during the generation just behind us. What part.v is that? Can any intelligent farmer in Western North Carolina have any doubt as to what political party is responsible Tor these laws? As a matter of fact, the democratic party has not beeu responsible for a tin gle law placed upon the statute books of the United States since the war, except by the consent of the republican party. It is also a fact that the democratic party today stands siuarely upon re cord as favoring every demand the farm ers are making for relief, save and ex cept the sub-treasury, which would have the government loan the farmer money at two per cent, per annum, when the government itself cannot borrow money at such a rate of interest. And the gov ernment has not a dollar of money, and cannot get a dollar of money, unless ii borrows it or taxes the people the fanners included to raise it. The democratic state platform in North Carolina last ear included every demand of the farmers except the sub treasury scheme. Is there an intelligent anner in Western North Carolina wli" thinks that scheme is practical ? Is there an intelligent farmer in Western Noitn Carolina who thinks that the federal government was ever intended to be con verted into a great loan brokerage es tablishment ? Is th re mi intelligent anuer who wants the government to do any more for him than to relieve him ol lie weights thai have borne him down, md give him a fair chance with every ,ther man and every other class in the race ol lite ? ThkCitizkh thinks not. And now this seriom question is pro pounded to every furmer. Do you want to destroy the democratic party, which has fought to save you from the wrongs which the republican party ban been heaping upon you for the past twenty live veats, and create a third party, sim ply because the democratic party will not sav it endorses the sub-treasury scheme? It favori every other demand. Will the farmers think seriously and honestly about these things? If so.TllF Citizkn is certain that their conclusion will be right. one Whirl. The world moves a little bit now ami then. It recently turned clear around u in Snrincticld. Mass.. as witness this editoiial comment from the Republican of that city : "Tins talk about 'rebel brigadiers' is .lot only stale and wearisome, but it is useless as well. Nobody totlav lx-lieves hat there is the slightest danger of a re vival ol the secession Slum, anil no one doubts that the rebel brigadiers' ol t uentv-live ve.ns ago are as oal and sincere lover.- ol' the union as the aver age Massachusetts republican. No votes arc won bv such talk, lor it influences no one who w iui I not vote the republican ticket under nil circumstances." Tins comment ol the Republican was brought ut by s-mie si.lv talk of a back number statesman, and goes to prove '.vii.it Tin-: Cii ikn n.is oiteii uigcd that the sour h does not now need to pay any attention to such attacks on her, thnt work b'-iug verv cleverly done for us bv ' he in wso pi i s in the localities wbt-ic lie at tacks o .-ut . H.l-.W. Tlie 1'lrMl Siiccessful Flylnii Ma. chine Tt'MU-d In Mew Vork. l-'rnm tlie I'ticu Y . ul'-rrver. Pro! Myers has cli intcd Ins airship at Little Valley. t. att.itiaugus county, and at Newport, Herkimer county Chjiles Helkiup was the ruler. At Little alley a strong breeze was blowing and at the moment ol startin '2 p. m., the wind shifted and s'nuk the vessel 1 roadside. so that to relieve strain upon it it was released In-fore pro(ierlv balanced with ballast, and overloaded Just in line with the air ship was a hill several hundred ltd high, with hi t ab rupt, steep sides. It was a startling and luaiuilul sight to see Itclknap climbing heavenward only a lew led above the hillside with the screw-sail lacing the wind and the elevating planes and rudder kite buoying ' he vessel up like a kite upi aised by the wind. Above the crest ol the hill lie mounted into quiet air, where lor some time he ilcscnlicd various evolutions. turning around and going up and down inn iroin snie to sine, finally lie went out ol sight over the crest of the hill. Later he landed in a strong wind near f.lhcottville, tearing his anchor ol soil steel to pieces and breaking every weak feature ol 1 1m liiccle and steering and propelling apparatus, so that everything .-xcept the air ship proper seemed a com pietc wreeK. it was. however, com- pleti Iv restorer! at I'rof. Mveis work shop at Frauklort. Standing with reluctant feet, vt here womanhood and childhood meet. 'Tis a supreme moment! 'Tisa critical period! No maiden should attempt pass ing this boundary-hue without the aid and assurance of Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription. Its helpfulness in tidina over the perils incident to young wo manhood, is universally acknowledged! No mother can put within ' he hands ol her daughter, anything that will prove more vniu.toic in meeting an ner require ments! Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescrip tion is made expressly lor all diseases pe culiar to woman, uud is the only medi cine ol its kind, sold through druggists, and guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case, or money refunded. Bt.iiiy I'orsona r limum flown from overwork or hrwi-huM can Brown's Iron ISi tiers Rebuild the ystem, aids riipp'tion. w moves exrew ul bile aod Gurca iiuiano. tiet the genuine. mim Absolutely Pur. A enam of tartar bakin powder. High est of all In leavening strength. Latest V. 8. Qoaerament Food Report. R0YAI MOTHERS'! FRIEND" I Makes Child Birth Easy. X Shortens Labor, i Lessens fain, S Endorsed by the Leading Physicians, ;ioofcfnMforirr"mal!"rf FREE. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. a ATLANTA, CA. 2 SOLD BY ALL DRUOOISTS. For Old and Yonng. Tnts Liver rills met na kindly IM rhlld, shadelirata (.mala or lariraa Id - aa upon tat alfjoraaa smb. Ms-fib e-rra ton to th weak atoeasMtfc. httw ala. kidneys und bladder. To fkeoo organs their atreng-lh.iiln.; cjaalltle ra woodorf nl. cauainsr th.ra to f orm tbelr functions m Id yeataw Sold Everywhere Office, 39 & 41 Parte Place, K. T. i m a 8 jd 3 e G. II. MAYKR CONSULTING : OPTICIAN 6i Honth Main St. PERFECT SIGHT With KlAvtm deprnilaa well un the titting of ihf trunu'ii f'ti thr ekvti n of the lcn Have your night pmprrly fiiUd with f iimr mil 1c; fd SatiM'a tln K-iur.tiiU'.d Ham inuti'iti free ot charge. TOl'RI'iT'M t.oorlt tuh telescope, spv, fi-lil. jura find niaiinifvinR k I . C miiiKi ami in ilia's I'edomctcrs lomiut-ure tin- iliK-anee you walk. Ml kimlnof cieotitu- int- umcnt. JAMKft I KANK, FAMILY6R0CESIES AND PROVISION teit fnr Ktrm Creek Woolen Mill. Nrth Mflin AahevHII. N C, VEGETABLES! RECEIVED FRESH EVERY DAY AT HARE BROTHERS, 7 South main Street. :. fi3rvMothers i THE ASHEVILLE CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPOSITORY T. S. MORRISON, College Street, Rear of I' ' I .' - J ' --sL -HEADQUARTERS FOR- Snilth'a Feed Cnttera, Belle Plows. Hampton Plow, T. S. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Mr Mor-lson Is now in Nrw Vnrk whrre AND BOYS CLOTHING, OVKRCO VT8. HAT-, and a full Hue of a.-nt.! lorn shln(!S, no tl ws, ti, trunks and valisrs. DRY G()OD, conMsting of ladkardrc coods. prints, bleaching., fla-iel., linsrya, dri lln. hrajr shectinai. plaids, etc.. and the larara and brat umunii 01 i.rniucj jcanes in inis sect n A full line of st.inle arocerles. POPPRRn etc,, that wl I be Mid at lowest market- price. guou -mil, nouini lor casn ana cnn-iuiiy ai ij. in a position 10 mm competition on find It tn thefr Idlmit tr. Mamia. n Th T kin C our frlen B anil niitnmm fnr itlntf them to i all and exnmine our atnrk B Clayton, W. P. rYgran and J. B. Hut tie, uu nun Trry resperauny I. S. -TJM , v. Jl, ARE THEY WORTH LOOKING AT? Well, that's jut what thry are' You don't even need to kn w v. hut a good thoc is to promptly reci-gnUc the value of our line ol Misses' ai d children's shoes. Th-y niny not be a Joy forever, hut they're on unmintaka Die thing of biauty, and they'll wear jut as well as they look. As for our line ol I. S. Turner's Flue Shoes For men, they're beyond the posniliility of finding fault wiih, so far as either mak. . moneyormaterialjarr concerned. They are as perfect goods from heel to toe as ever left the kaadt of a scrupulous manufacturer, and every penny you Invest in them will be a well invested cent. TRADB MASK: Verily, Merrily, More and more, It pay to bay shoes at Fulcnwider's Store, 1 8 Pat ton Ae. NOW 13 YOUR TIME TO BCY! As we expect to move about September Int., in the new builiiing just west of the opera houne, we have de cided to inuke to make spec ial prift'8 on our 8tock of fur niture. If you want any thing from a rocker to a handsome Kith century oak jsuit you had better call and Ifi'et our "SPECIAL PRICES" before buying elsewhere. We do not piopose to well lor lens than onut, but we can save Al. i vou money on Hiiyuiing you may wish in our line. Blair & McDowell FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS, j a Patton Avenue. SEE FOR YOURSELF OUR SEW I.INR LAWN TENNIS RACKETS. tot" Sl.On to $.2rt; net. polca.fK. A heau tlfal Hnr Croquette. Hime tnl1 am! P.nt (nir n. w line HURD'S CELEBRATED STATIONERY Staple and fancr. ' nr '.'ft cent Fountain Pen it going right atonic olentv left. Our new Souvenir of Abbeville, only 25 cent We shall clone the balance of our Hctionarv Holilcri at 'i.SO, worth $3.f(V J. N. Morgan & Co., BOUKSKLLBH8 AND STATIONERS, 3 Public eiqaare. Grand Central Hotel, City .Enailace Cutters, Dlml JMurKn Npadlng- Harrow. fc CO, hr hi. sf-enrrd some hlc bara"tl. In MNS 'hicn will lie mid cheap for ea.h. arm Mr utrn vt , ,itd ctsrTkN Hil.T. Kemenilier thnt we base a lame stock of seieciea to suit the farmer, nerds, and we are price and uualltr. Country merchants will - . tti lllvral nr.,M.. i . H. . mm mnA In. th.. win a u i h iwhnm. T always glad to scire them Jn fator. a la the MUKKlSOIt tr CO., Nortb Hoi street. 'rV Ho! For tbe Circus ! With Bverj Sale of a BOY'S SUIT OP CLOTHES We will give a first-class ticket to the cirens nomatterthe price, whetheritsn chrnp school suit at $3.50 or $4, or a dr suit a'. $ a or $10, a ticket "goes." E. B. Barnum & Co, 'a MBN'S AND BOVSCL'ITMINO. HATSAND C.liNI-S I'l'RNISIH OS. NO. 8 COURT SQUARE. J ESSE R. STARNEJ4, UNDERTAKER : AND : EMBALMER, BVRRV RliOl'ISITB OP THE BITS1NKHS furnish BP EMBALMING A SPECIALTY. Satisfaction Ouarantrect, Prompt Attrntion (,.Trn to Cat1, Vny or Nivht Office and reside net No North Mnn atrrct. THrpbnnr No. fit. Financial Ruin lftrn cowci upon a man whrn nppin-ntlT he in in nnnt proaprrnus drcumntanceii Siik ne aluu rftrn come ui on a man whrn np purfnttv ht i enjoying the went of hrnlth. The one may be the rrtuitt of imprudent ipe uljtinn. the other the result ol imp udent ex puture to attnckn of divawe, ai ii the ct ol thoe who, afte a ninv tn thr mountaint. re. turn din ctly to their home - in the low land. te ore front ha dipe icd the minsma aMd malaria with whiib the air is lnln t'liimen no of the yrnr, thun jt-opurdtrng '.heit he :ilih, n trcAMiire nbi h once loit all the wealth represented on Wall Street could not purchane for them. Tn avoid ihe Tmk ol typhoiu or malarlut fever, or othei aitfe nry miouiti goio ier uinu prini;, and Ivecome thoroughly renovated and bin It up undcr the m iKK' il tntl-HO e ot them vie brni ed mineral wattm. thnt hurr l-een tcnttd by tliiu"Hnds dutiiiL' th pnt srflstin. with mmt mitimac ory reui', ttotn to ttiouc wn wrrr invalid! with lyMttnit ulmoit Completely Wrecked und those who merely wished to reutize their ri invigorntiitK and bvnetiii.il cflrctf This i the season ot the year when the dimmc i most delightful, the nctncry most picture sque, and the water but to give the most lasting rffe. ttt Aft. r a shrt ojourn here tourists can safely return to tbetr home, their s stern lring completely fortified agalntit the nttai ks of thoe hid en foe to heHlth that are burnt- upoi the earlv morn ing brers , or nr. m a'tid on the gt-ntle zepb yrn intit tan your eiu-ek. m even tine. Terms wf board during Scttcmbr and iietobrr, $10 Iter week. $.Ut kt month. Sjieciul ter'-s to par. us ur lainntts J. B. WILKINSON, Propr. Cleveland SpriiiKf SHELBY, N, C. E yWiai would you like in the way of a corset? Something that's easy and comfortable, with "bones" that can't break or kink, and soft eyelets that won't rust or cut the laces something that clasps the figure closely, but yields to every movement? Then you want the Ball's Corset. If you find that you don't, after wearing for two or three weeks, you have only to return it to us and get your money back. P. P. MtmnauKh. FOR MEN ONLY! For LOST or P-ULUO sUVHOOD, lOssaral as4 UV0. t DEBILITY. Vesk.MS of Bosy MiU, Efls-sta i Errors ot asMSsss ta uia ar sansr Mis IHNHIMID hllf -WMifi H.w tm blutn tm4 BiUwwiak.itfKrfiAi,Kpusius..raTfirOBii AfeMtaUir MftMift HUMS THtUTIKIT InnI. la a Sav. Bra tMtrfj tim kO Hlalr-t rvrtlra Malr4sM. Writtkts. Bwtrlatlf. HmS. wialuailaa ud Bot .ulM(i.)fr, Mw IRIS MEDICAL CO., 1UFFALO.N. V. iAsh ssy areata I r nat far sal. ral.r la aaaa fi far W. L. Daaala. Sku. I Aar .lu mmlt' r k . tar . l.aMlh aacara lb naaney, aaa ael laesa far yen. laT-TAKK HO SI' B8T1TI)TK. SI WHY IS THK VV. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE tNfP.WN THE BEST 8HOK IM THf WOfiU) HW THE MONEY f U is a ssamls shoo, with no ticks or wax U.rsal tn hurt lbs fsssi made of th hsst nm calf, styftRU sjud sasy, aad bxmm ma uU mor thou of thia proa uta sf oassr wommcmrwr, n equals nana ffrTVfMt ShoM OiialliiB fnm MJJU to BtVUQ. CR Mtivaalae HmwH, UwAtustcalf 9vi shos Ter offered for tVUii equals French liiiKrted shoes which oust from iK-"',o CA lla-HewtMl Vlt Hhmr, flnt calf, strllih. comfortable sad durable. Tlic ti shos aTsr offered at this price j same arade as cus lon-maoe soons costing rrom at.iu to v.iij. CO At Pel Ire Hliaei Karmer Hailmad Men ana ixwr. arriemau wparuiem; ouecoir, ssamlesa, smoiHh tnslds. heavy three sulee, exien- stonedin. One pair will wsar a year. , s tra AO fln ealfi no better shoe urer nfferml at 9 ssae this price t one trial will convince those who want a shoe for comfort and service. sSOt .I'l ana i.00 Worklasasan'a shotfi h.y alvra tlm a trlnl wHI wpsr no a her mssa. airssni are wy stroii aaa auraoii rtAu.i aaa scdoui shuts sn UUIQ srrQbrlh biiyBSTsrrwberai IbitjrsHI I aaHlAO fJ.OO. Ilaaaiwwea sunn, t UlUICs Dooiiola, Tsrr stylish; rnualsinnii imunrim snoo. cosuiik rmm tuu n S8JM r.arflM tX.aik. SJ.SS mmA .! baiMrtMl shos. costlim fmni Sl.it I ui SSjiL Xaalca". aaa !. sbo. for Wssss an th. bst (IneDonsola. stTllsh and durabla. C'aatlaa, jhm an Massoalbjkn ui n. 1 uouglar I kotban of OLD BY WEAVES HVBKB. mm FINE PHOTOGRAPHS. 59 S. MAIN ST. I HAVE JUST OPENED MY PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY AT No. 5 8outlt Main Street, And wmild hr filfnsr'l to Imvc parlies rlrslrlnr -MitliinK Imt the flnist instruments aod inuke a the iurposc one of the Imgcst botOKrnphlc HARRY SUARTLE. CLOSING Desiring to confine our business to Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting, Tinning, Hoofing, Heaters and Ranges, Etc., we have concluded to offer our large stcn k of House Furnishing Goods, Wooden Ware, Cooking and AT A GREAT SACRIFICE Please come and see us, ns w shall offer you bargains. r AY LOR, BOUIS & BROTIIERTON, NO. 43 PATTON AVENUE. FURNITURE! E. B. MANN & CO., FURNITURE DEALERS, UNDERTAKERS - AND - EMBALMERS, ARE CARRYING THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF FURNITURE IN ASHEVILLE, They have the largest Nto k, the ninvt show rooms and the nioHt obliging salesman in town No trouble to show goods, whether .vou wish to t hrough our stock. THIS WKKK WK RE MHO WING The Loveliest Line of Bed Lounges YOU EVER SAW IN PUSH MQUET, RUG AND CARPET UNDERTAKING HID f THE WESTERN CAROLINA BANK IS NOW OPERATING IN ITS SAVSNGS DEPARTMENT "THE NICKEL SAVINGS STAMP SYSTEM," Stamps may be purchased from the Hank or any of its agents. When you have i tlollar's worth, these will be re ceived on deposit nt the bank. llelow is a list of our agents who now sell these stamps. As others are appointed you will be not'fled through this paper. T. J. REED, Biltmore. T. E. WILSON, Biltmore. J. II. WOODCOCK, City. LINDAU, HOUGH & CO., City. For particulars apply at Bank, where information will be cheerfully furnished. THE "BONANZA," WINE Al LIQUOR CO., Nos. 41 and 43 S. Alain St., Asheville. WHOLK8ALB LIBPARTMBNT, OBNT8' XT"a A 1 PAKLOR AND RBAD1NU ROOM JM Ol 41.. CIC.AKS, TOBACCO AND nOTTI.B OOODS, 8AM- "KTtf A O Pl.B, B1LLI VRD ANu POO'. ROOM. J J, 4tJ s BEER : YAUlTS : AND : BOTTLINB : DEPARTMENT : IN : BASEMENT. We rrapevtially solicit a share ofyoar aatron.gr. J. A. AI ARQUARDT, Manager. Mala Entrance, No. 43. Telephone Call, No. 7. Potoffloe Box No. a. STRAUSS' EUROPEAN , ' HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. ROOMS ALL NEWLY FURNISHED. Also, tabk boarders caa be accommodated. Mtrtist can aaa. the door. Opta from o'clock a. en. until 12 o'clock p. m, ... Km prepared lor catering at shortest notice for Borne Parties, aJla, etc. All I ' ask I. (rial. My Celebrated , Pnlladlplif a . Frta,.. Are well known. Mo one caa aarpaae them. Am proud n aaW i hare tn. Ilaeat. lareaa i Ranee In A.hrTllle. Can serre ordara la from A to ft mlnotes, such as Fish, OameT Oyster oa the Half Shell. Fo'lte and attentirt wallers. Pleased to serre all. Respectfully, decadly 59 s,f; ST. first class work call At my studio I nsr stn-dnttv nl hlc niic nhntoirraiiha m.u. r.. lenses made In the world. OUT SALE Tin Ware, Heating Stoves, Etc., FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS. FURNITURE! buy or not. Call in and look LEATHER AND OTHER COVERINGS. MBALMINC A SPECIALTY BOARS, IK TH MONTH, WIEK OR DAT. .1
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