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campaign of 1898.
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VOL. XV.
RALEIGH, N. 0., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1897.
SO. 411.
i , , rz - ...
RUSH FROM
law vua sham and . -j rr.i . . ...
THR TRUTH XS'VffiMi sS'ISi.'S
1I1D 1 11 U 1 11. 1 Pfi8P"f; hen Lwante.d to mte country and pushed the vital iuau
The Si
Fab!
ion Damocrat Kefases to
'I he Following Letter
i Senator Butler Af
r Calling For It-
READ
rt Mir lrrnta Henator Hotler
,,1, iiiit-ii irmg to
MrTliat If Dodged a Tote
,niii tr k Oamtlon Sea
vvllUt '' " Th Tariff
TheH, ,rif lle ld Parties to Bid
.k :d" "The Hooct Oaeitlon
si.mih TrlfT right Iloth Old Par
ti,, n I'rotrt t.d and Fostered Trusts
Th-niy ICniifidy For Trusts Is to Ke
,,, 1 ii tne That Produce Them
The A'l'irct Untied by The PopalUt Coa
toniC' '"''" Henators. This Latter
I. ( mi'plc Doceiaent.
Tbf 1 nlowing letter will be espec
ially i''r' resting to silver Democrats.
Tli k before Senator Butlers's
, r.rt nt cch in Clinton, some one
sljjQir. i innetf "A Voter'' publish
ed an ;: ny nons card in the Samp
an 1' ii "rat asking the Senator to
frpln!) Si n tariff record in Congress.
Wtn n i. matin hia speech he could
nut w' t 'l'1' author of the questions.
the t'h'or ot me ucruocrat, or any
him admit and tt;fv 77.-7:: rr:rrj,".'""ar.a l T U1 .
iu .7I V' -r: -vu W W ni mine jast national eam-
vetbnXrpT.V. n"5Twer Pa,Bn ran publicly declared that
yet been offered was one prepared by he would leare the Democratic party
n.W18 d ?iWoer RepubIi' if vit1 were not taken
cans and introduced bv Senator Pet- up by that party. The Cleveland
Dh!;v?;,,tnv nme?ment ? the Politicians are of eourse mad.
umgley tariff bill. The amendment The politicians of both of the two
was to the effect that every article old parties, who were thus driven
Zfa: !e"i -onopoUe. and the
! AND SEE WHY. free listVandtUrinyci
?rw-gu ?uacil0n in any court t0 es tariff) are of COttr8e anxious to side
tablisn the fact as to whether or not track the overshadowing economic
a trust exuts in a certain line of questions and to again revive the
business. This was not only far- tariff, and of course they are uis
reaching, but it provided the ma- pleased at the action taken by the
chiney so as to make it effective as far Pnnnliat Cnnr,,, a 4
.p., Th. fu Bt ft. the tariff bill was concerned, which 11
i;fuii to Publlh It-lhel all Other anti-tmst lawn h
. " mmmmm. mM, VUB W O 1U l,UO WUU-
10 ao. uia tnis amendment passT gress because that action disrnDts
No. It was supported solidly by ev- their scheme and preserve the isju s
ery ropunst, Dut uemocratio votes ror which Bryan contended in the
j lined with the Republican vote to last campaign. Of course they are
defeat it. also mad with ryan and are se-
The Democrats who opposed our cretly preparing to knife him, The
anti-trust amendment (and it was di- railroads are all for the gold stand-
rected chiefly against the sugar trust) ard. They supported McKinloy in
claimed that it was unconstitutional the last campaign. They care noth-
and gave this as an excuse for joinicg ing about the tariff. They would
the Republicans and voting against support a Cleveland free trader as
it. We challenged them to show quick as they would a McKinley pro-
wherein it was unconstitutional and tectionist, jast so he was a goldbug
cBina to accept any smenameg; or ana a monopolist. And in every
change that they would suggest that State where the railroads can cap
would make the amendment cocsti- ture the legislature and the Demo
tutional and secure their support, cratic committees next election, thev
But they le'used. They would not will pet a delegation to oppose Bryan
accept our amendment, they would in I'M). This scheme is now being
not suggest how it could be changed, worked in North Carolina behind the
They would not effer an amendment "tariff and nigger racket.''
of their own, but simply joined the Your insinuations that I took this
Rennblicans in votincr our amend- Dosition on the tariff nnastinn in
odh is to tether the questions. He ment down. It was these Democrats order to curry favor with the llepub
tai l th.t he would gladly answer who relieved the Republicans of the licans and to get their support to be
n Miy one wouia siana np responsibility of killing the best an
k!iit ru,or if any one would ti-trust amendment ever before Con
u ho dosired Senator Butler gress, and the vote of these Demo
w. rthem. Not a single man crats will be quoted as a justification
i usucu auesire. PUt ine au-lhv nvorv mnnnnnlu ItPnnh inan in
the next campaign. "It was uncon
stitutional," they will cry, and quote
Democratic testimony to sustain
them.
f this amendment could have been
put on the tariff bill then the Repub
licans would have been put in the
position of being forced to accept
their tariff bill with this amendment
or to defeat their tariff bill, because
this amendment against trusts was
on it, and was the policy pursued by
the Populists and Silver Republicans
CYCLONE" DAVIS WRITES.
HOW THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN
THE NORTHEAST L03KS TO A
SOUTHERN POPULIST.
FEVER COHTOES TO SPIlED.!rMB,m" jommw a cuei
PARTY CHARS.
THE LATE REPORTS FR1B THE IN
FECTED DISTRICTS SHOW AN IN
CREA E IN NUBIER OF CASES-
th in
ari l ii
ny 1 1
tl) 811
dinn r llid Out "no".
Th" Sampson Democrat, in report
ing h poech, failed to state these
liiiK but trid to create the im
prt's -ion that Senator Butler dodged
the '( M'stion and was afraid to cx
pltui Lis position on the tariff.
)a S.tptembar 2oth Senator Butler
wrutf a reply to the mtsrepresenta
tioiis aritl sent to that paper with a
rt'i ii st to publish, but tho editor re
fused. Thu letter is as follows:
Khitor Sampson Democrat.
Clinton, N. C.
1'kau Sir: I did not se a copy
of your paper contaitting a report of
my rt cent speech at Clinton, but 1
iMticml the following extract in an
othir paper clipped from your pa
per: "lie declined to answer the ques
jns put to him in a recent issue of
he "Democrat" by 'Voter," on the
ground that the writer or the same
did not bign his real name. This
1ts his Teasons for not voting
gaiust a tariff bill that favored the
interests of trusts in the items of su
gar and otton ties still a mystery."
Kvrj man who heard my speech
knows that the above statement is
tut only unfair and misleading, but
t'r- s-ly inaccurate. Such a state
ment cau do neither me nor the Peo
ple's party any harm in Sampson
county, and can only serve to dis
credit your paper as a fair and true
juirual with men of all parties who
uciinl my speech, and if the above
(x'r.ict had not been copied in other
pHt'trj, I should not have noticed it.
Your renort gives the impression
to tboso who did not hear the speech
fiat 1 d di?ed or refused to answer
nu' stions put to me about my rec
ord. Njthinsc could be further from
the truth. I have never dodged a
vote either in the State Senate or in
the United States Senate. There
nevtr has been any doubt about my
position on any public question, and
1 hare never refused to answer a
Kstion put to me on the stump
when faced bj the man asking it.
I went on the stand at Clinton pre
pared with copies of the Congress
iontl Record and with a copy of the
from beginning to end, to try to
amend the bill in every respect pos
sible, to remove inequalities and in
justice, (knowing that the Republi
cans had secured enough votes to
pass it on the final vote, no matter
how we voted,) and having done this,
re-elected to the Senate in 1900 shows
that you are very poorly informed or
else that you wilfully intended to do
me an injustice. You must know
that most of. the Populist Congress
men and Senators were elected by
the help of Democratic votes, and
they took the same position that I
did. Now did Senator Allen refrain
from voting on the final passage of
the tariff bill in order to curry favor
with the Democrat in his State) It
would no 3oabt have pleased the
partisan and monopoly Democrats in
Nebraska for Senator Allen to have
sided with the Democrats of that
kind in the Senate in tiying to side
tiack greater questions and making
the tariff the leading issue. But
Senator Alien did his duty. He knew
that the People's patty must take
such action as would emphas z3 the
importance of the financial and
monopoly refoims b vi all other
questions; and he d d it regarlless of
leaves the Republicans to accept it I the consequences. H put the inter
or be responsible for rejecting their est of the people and the whole eoun-
own measure,
These are the reasons why I de
manded, to know the name of the
man who asked the questions. When
he refused to answer, though I still
believe he was in the audience, I
asked if yon, as . the editor of
the paper would father the ques
tions. You did not answer. I then
asked if any Democrat in the audi
ence would father the questions. No
one would answer. I then ask
ed if anybody, Demoorat, Re
publican or Populist in the aud
ience who wanted me to an
swer the qaestion saying J
would answer them if a single man
would ask me to do so. No one said
ves. but there oame a volley of
"noes." I had intended to answer
the questions even if I could get no
one to father them, but when no one
seemed to care anything about the
questions, and when the audience
expressed its desire for me to ignore
them, then, and then only, did I
pass tnem over, ah or mis you
know. You should have been fair
and manly enough to state these
facts or at least say nothing. There
was no c sense for you' to misreprc-
ent me and the facts.
The policy referred to above was
try above his own personal ambition
Besides, the Republicans would rath
er help elect a free trader who was
for the gold stanard to the Senate
than a protectionist who was for
free silver sixteen to one, more
greenbacks, and against monopoly
rule.
I might also call the attention q
the well known fact, but a fact which
you seem not to know, that there
was no chance of the defeat of the
tariff bill no matter how the Populists
voted. The Republicans had secured
Tho CoadiUoa of Tko Wealth Prod or er la
Both Seotloaa Tho lut aa FroM Tho
Same Caaeee Hew Tho Political r
raidlapef ThoBoalhora aad Weetera
PopalUt Differ, Bat They Are of Tho
Sanaa Mlad aad Parpeor.
"Hon. "Cyclone'' Davis, of Texas,
has accepted an in vitatian to make a
series of speeches in State campaigns
in Nebraska and Iowa now in prog
ress. He writes a letter to his home
paper, the Alliance Vindicator, at
Sulphur Springs, Texas, as follows :
Corydon, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1897.
To the readers of the Vindicator:
When I left Texas I crossed Okla
homa and the Indian Territory, East
ern Kansas and Eastern Nebraska
to Jjincoln. In most of these sec
tions crops are fine; growing corn in
Eastern Kansas, Eastern Nebraska
Western Iowa is fiae and there art
millions of bushels of old corn. It
is nothing unusual to find frcm ten
to fifty thousand bushels of last
years corn in "corn bins" and eleva
tors at a country depot. Shelling
machines at the depots are run by
small steam and horse power like
threshers. t seemed terrible to con
template this vast amount of corn
here with virtually no market at liv
ing prices, ' while our country, for
the past year, has been in such sore
need of it. This man has haen
choked to death by the same monop
oly of money and transportation that
starvtd us because we were unable
to buy and transport to our country.
At;o me corn that did go to our
country was sold here at such a low
price as to make this man heartsick
and despondent and yet reached our
marxet at such a price that, in our
condition, forced our people to burd
en themselves to buy.
Politics are in a strange condi
tion to a Southern Pooulist. The
S lver Republican, Silver Democrat
and Populist all call each other
"orother.' That imperial insolence,
that autocratic, prognostic, dogmat
ic air or me oouiaern uemocrat is
not found among Democrats in the
Northwest. They" and the Populists
have both been under the cowering
lash of Republican rule here for
years, just as we Populists and Re
publicans in the South have been
under the scorn, contempt, ridicule
J 1 r .1 r
auu rauK rum oi me democracy in
the South. The Democrats here and
Silver Republicans are the most of
them Populists in everything but the
name an,d they are generally net
sticklers about tne name. But nine
- A . II M
out oi ten oi an rexormrs nere are
hoping praying and working to
unite all the forces in the ram
paign of 1903. And when I tell
them that the condition and position
of the Southern Democracy is such
that he will recognize no union ex
cept the unconditional surrender
and abject submission of the Popu
lism oE the South to his tyrannical
way, when I tell them that it is the
Democratic, dynagty in the South
that is responsible for the intense
Saaoaarr mt tho Fav.r-There Here
43 Oaoeo aad M Doaho Si el let tee
of the Dlffaroat Cltl. I erected.
WiHisaTOX, Sept. 30. A sum
mary of the progress of the yelldw
fever epidemie up to the eloce of the
day, yesterday, mad in the offise
ot the surgeon general of the
Marine Hospital Service, a total
of C82 eases and 00 deaths in the en
tire country, distributed by cities
and towns vas follows: Edwards,
Miss., 211 eases and 6 deaths: New
Orleans, 203 eases and 24 deaths;
Biloxi, Miss., 135 eases and 7 deaths;
Mobile, Ala., no to Tuesday nizht.
53 cases and 8 deatl s; Scranton, Miar,
SJ cases and J deaths; Ocean Springs,
Miss., 23 case and G death; Brkley,
Miss., 10 cases and 4 deathr; Cairo,
111., 4 case; Atlanta Qa., Louisville.
Ky., Perkinton, Miss., and Beamont,
Tex., 1 ease each, the cases at Louis
ville and Beaumont proving fatal.
Niw Orleans, Oct. 1 Today
was again something of a ree-
a a e
ora-Dreaaer in tne matter o: new
cases. They cropped np in all di-
JeJse Jaeaeaa tHeegrtoo With The CHhee
Oeerte IkMl C'lvtl ree.
Wastxixti, W. Va.. Spt. 23
Jadge Jsekson, f t)i L'oitad StaUs
Cirtnit Court, to dty graettd a tem
porary trjraetioa roattaiairg Colloe
tor Whiu from reatvtcr William
Bo tier from his poeaioa as rajrr
at th ilaanis disulory, to b fiaally
heard October C. .A few wks ago
J adf Jackson gritted a permanent
io junction affair tt th removal of
Democratic dt-paty marehsU from
fiea. Ttis aetion ht brn dua
greed to by several United States
Judges in other similar ta.
Jodgt Jackson to-dsy mentioned
th different opinions held by J ad go
Cox ard others, atd in granting th
injanetion said: -It appears that
Butler is to b remoTtd in violation
of the civil service rule. Circular
No. 1Q. ot th Acting Commiaaiaasr
of Internal Revenue, and a rent
order of Secretary Oige, inscribes
Pa lAao pflna S Vfco
PaepUaeoThlahtox ae WWI Teo a
The Jadmeat Ttntoa BIaedWee4
Paete-Soeaa.
for Tho (' -CAisj.
There ia. aa real party lit aaeog
aaj el I be paniee la North Carat! aa.
Time as whoa ttm paaalo wee all aJ
the party of thetr father a of tb la
Ooeacea around the am. That tia t
P4. There is m party liae m
say shore. Tata a boat the nmaecaUc
party, wber te itf Leacisg tee
cra!a say it l U tgU the ChUga plat
fora a4 help Repablicah. tnber
lead 1 Off lemorraU aav that tha Chira-
a put form is l'opahet, a4 tWrfr
naviagBo pistforss of -r
ar not tVBharrats but Repabtioaa
and vi,te that wsj openly.
Tbea there are Iiesaocrata U are
true kilter standard saea,wh will vote
their aeatiaaeots beraua they ar h
et aentiBtenta sad far the goo of the
country, wbHbee Chirag platforat
denounce or affirm their noatisaeaU.
And there are Kepejblican bear pa
TUB FREE PASS
INIQUITY.
T7tkt Coast Gnni Jbtj n&i
PmtBtat&tj Apiut Cciuis
Hiilrcsdi for VioUtisc t&t
B4ILE0AD COI1UISSI0N ACT-
w I
t sw-
that no removal shall b mad frositHo( rerardlee of offloe. who opealy
any position subject to com
examination, except for jast
.1 K . : . . .1 43 1 1
TCrCST-rXTZ b JV-ator th. 8; ha. had sine
IrJ.--V m " jT V. r xrr l ror a Senator of hi sge ia
appointing effieer, and of which ths It b Senate aad oatoftu no state ran
Char, aa ha
ed tho I
The Ixk
Tho U SnM
ferae mm Thlo tmm
We ssak th fvUamg atact
from Jadg KeKiaaoa eharg t tl
rrasdjsry at tl KeptemWr r a vf
yam ires . m wit vi oiuo. in vrraii . . . .
ipetiti -"Kintry'Spre.perltyandap: Wak toaaty f.pef l a-
it cans r0 atr Butler In all h has daoe Ir tov rorati ir JlKiom-
If a ,n lD Jenave and opeslj declare be I ma to Mts cxrT on a rasa l aea IT
' WlUl Ik tt H.l(l.. dM. 1... L.J .1 . . . . .
accused shall have fall noticscd an I
opportunity to make dtfena.n
As to th jurisdiction of hi court,!
denied by Jadee Cox and other Fed-
rectionr, but up to C o'clock the! Cral Judges, Judge Jackson said he
death record was still low. The fe
ver is rapidly spreading in many di
rections, but the large majority of
oases are proving to be of a harm
less type. The weather is warm and
the conditions excellent for new
oases. But the death percentage has
fallen considerably below the record
of 1878
The most important new case is
Dr. Beveiley Warner, pastor of the
rich Trinity Church. His case is a
felt no doubt of his post ion.
BOLD WORK OF BANDITS.
TralaCrew Held Ca ot Mlddat la ladlaa
Territory Crew Wae Completely rot
prleed aad Used 'm with Paeeeogere to
Be PI ached.
El Rixo, Okla.. Oct 1.-Bandits
robb?d rgRock Island pafscnger train
and all its passengers about fire
miles south ot Minco. in the Indian
:U
umu oue. rv.cn ana poor ... uave Territory The railroad and express
""'vv" I omciala hava feerr.l 0 hn . nn in
of Health reports seem to show that
tne best drained and kept streets are
presenting cases as' numerously as
those which are minus of sanitation.
The authorities continue to keep
the wateiwork plugs open and
every gutter is filled with
water.
A bitter fight is being made on the
Board of Health because it is insist
mg on quarantining ium.ates ot
houses in which yellow (over exists
in those houses which adjoin.
The fever here of course, has not
been declared epidemic; and for that
reason physicians are disinclined to
report yellow fever. A number of
doctors said to night, in a formal
protest, that if their names are re
ported in connection with yello.
fever patients their practice will be
ruined.
Kdvtards, Mis3. On. l.-Nine-teen
new cases have been reported
to-day, of which eleven are white
and eight colored,
M0BII4B, Ala., Oct. 1. The in
crease of number of cases continues
slow, there being but seven cases re
ported to-day,
that section for several weeks, and
armed guards have been put aboard
all night trains at El Reno and ear
ned through to Chickasha, It had
not been thonght that the ontlaws
were bold enouehto attack a train
running in mid(JaT. The m0rniBg trainmen
were completely surprised and tbey
were not prepared to effer any resist
ance when five masked men came np
on them at the lonely siding
The place is uninhabited, the only
person in the vicinity at the time
being four section men. These sec
tion men gigged the train, the rob
bers having compelled them to do so.
prod tie his peer! II haapaaaad nsor
peoples law and got a ore of the p
pie interest up ( er than all the
other humbug eaatioaaIita. .
Other Democrats, as tiard to be, vote
sqaarely for th Chicago platform be
cause they ft-r la it. And the there
are honest Uepablieans who voted fr
llryaot and would dolt again oa the
tilter issue. Thrr arc TopulUU who
oted for Bryan, hut torn of them are
of the eelfltb kind and want offloe. net
caring for the country, and other Pop
ulists who secretly td for McKio
ley, jut a th go?4 Hemorrat did.
There was a eelfi.b, personal intereet
behind tbe gold Ikeoaocrst and the
office-wanting Populist.
IVfferi, Tillman and lianas io the
whole turn out of th nation. Mr Mc
Kinley send out a silver Senator for
the urpoce of a blind to court foreign
banks, but Butler work la tbe Senate,
ana me Senate I with him and the
people are with kim. Mr. Butler Is a
Populist, but leading maoagers," so
called ia hit party, are against hint just
as sileer Republicans put -o oocfldrrre
in McKinley' Republican silver-Inter
national fool business, Tbe Leico
crat hat him because he brok party
line for tbe people, but th people
will he heard from at th next election
for Butler and Uuell, regardless of
old party Urea.
Vut Purtu.
SOLO HER HUSBAND FOR S4.000.
vxi A s j : a a t . a
xuo uanuiis were niaaen men in a
brush p,ije and jumped out as soon
as the passenger train hid taken
tne siaing.
The Other Woeeaa Seld She Leeed Sflea
Mora Thee Hie Wife.
Sr I.01 is. Mo Oct. I. According
to tbe Post-Dispatch John A. TrulU, a
Under the Pressure of Winchesters condaetor of the .North Central Ktec-
and ngly-looking six shooters the 5"c a L?I l".
. r . . . iivr eij W 1 avian wuo urnirrt
trainmen, the express messenger and thst ah loes him more thsn hie wife
all of the score or more of pass ngets doe. The deal waa tbe aroueltothe
were made to climb down from tbe I following remarkable statement made
train and stand in a line, hands np. I to Mr. Truitt by a Mrs. Stephens, who
on the prairie, along the railwav. I lives in this city with hr father:
While thrr-ecf the robbers eoeerad "r. Truitt, I lot your bu.bend
tia Kel fr;hf mA ,-A .k... I and 1 want him. I have traveled the
m m a
ti,- -- 11 I worto over ana d
?i7I Zv.j VL:WW J . """ ever loved; I will
is the first man I
git too ll.tKKl in
passenger to another down the line. Truitt. who i. tbe father of four chil
CANALS.
Why Shall aot Oar OoesramoatBalld aad
Owi Iho Nlaasra Canal aad Also Oi
Railroads as Basal DoesT-What; the
Basalsaa Mean to do.
Hartford Courant
A correspondent of the Birmingham
Post, of England, states on tne author
ity of a Russian official that work is
soon to be begun in earnest on tbe
great oanal to connect the Baltic and
partisan hatred that exist there and
for the middle-of-the-road organisa
tion they .seem thunderstruck.
The great battle cry here is a
union cf the South and West against
tne gold standard ijast. Dut 1 tell
tnem it can never be done it it means the Black Seas, between which there
that we Populists in the South are is already an important communica
to be made the only martyrs, if we 1 Hon by tbe headwaters of tbe Volga.
are to be made a sacrificial offering I The canal will cost about 3,000.000
. oi i : 1 1 t , inn : t . i
auu
enough Democratic help pledged to
vote with them to insure the "final''
passage of the bill,, no matter what
shape it was in. Our only hope was
to improve the bill if possible when
the fight was being made by sections.
This I and every Populist and Silver
Republican did. We went further.
When the tariff bill was reported
back to thfl Sanata bv the conference
i i a i ta i I - a. v. o j . il.. inH will h 1 1 00 mite lonir
and told them that we had assur- country who for six years have Ll7!KJJ!J,e" thTeSIlftTeinifd1!
r l r ui: I a j4.-j j :. j I of the passage of the largest iron-clad;
DW irvouovvr two wipHuiwau swiuai auu . -uuWu ua, Huratu WQat u more to the purpose it will
inai iney wo am neip us io sen a xueiauu uumempieu us, ueapea meif
tariff back to conference and keep it I ignominy and opprobrium on us,
tiere until certain changes at l an loaaea us witn contempt and con
could be made in it if the Democrats tumely, stained our garments with
would give us their solid backing in stale eggs, baptised many of as in
such a fieht. A number of Democrats our own blood and sent others to the
mi a a. a .ma.
ine oanaus secured about $JW in
cvsh and such other valuables in the1
way ot watches, pins, and jewelry
as were in sight, the women pas
sengers were not molested. Hav
ing taken forcible possession of
every mm g mat they could carry j
away, the bandits mounted their
horse and rods off. to tbe west
with the probata intention of
reaching the.r retreat in tbe Wichita
Mountains.
dreo, seems to agree to the deal. It is
stated that last Tuesday Mrs. TruiU
knowing that her hasband loved
another attempted to take her life by
swallowing a big dose of morphine.
HOT CUBANCll6A6tmilT.
wotLfc t vrm mtt to rtivr
iitstv vnouiri it To tuw. lr
woru . Tsiri r vsii t.Kit.a
TVmm TO t MM 4 HTHS tl tn,t IrTII
aaiLhoahs ah artvai to .ita t
a rata paaa. TMtt ca srrost t
siLVoTHia iioixt mna Ti-.s:
caairth. Tiis.iui4Imuiit"
t six TashsrttST tbs ur itasa t
aiT 1 JrtK.MKhT os viisia ls.
It is reporteJ that the grand jarr
aeting apoa said ehsrg. have fuaJ
preatBaet,ts afaiast eerfam rail
roads in tbe State, rharctsr tfeesa
with having violated th ! f
North Carolina by tMtrig fre pas .
TbUa'atia th first live eerb a
presentment las evtr teea made,
though the law nsakirg free ae
anlawfal was etarted tearly en
years ago and has been eoastantlt
aad ojealy violated errr siare.
Tbe cf&eers t two of tie prarijal
railroads of th State tbe S-a-atJ
and houthera have been prtstjtd.
aad at the sett term cf rosrt (Jans
at;) bills ot tLdietasent aillt-odrsaa ,
against tbembr the Solicitor.
The names cf maty of the tooet
trmiaeat men ot the State, f 'all
political tarties, ar sa d to te ou
thes preee ntments.
Ia last week issue vf Tuc Cat -Caii
ay, in an editorial oedrr the
captionof "Railroad Ceaaiieien Art
Makes Pre- Passes l'a1af at ma
q toted from th law eLi:b dota
th c liens and punishment fr vio
lation of th same.
No doubt this will rt-rult in a reat
legal battle, as th rilad will rr
tamly employ all lawyers t flLt
for th fre pats busin ss.
It is also allegrd Uat hr Kut y
Smith has been presented f ,t a eriue
his relation with insane f.saale pa
tients atth Stat feaHentisry. Tto
Stcseatment will also return aw at the
aaaary term.
Th grand jary romletd it laburs
OAtnrday and tea t it report f lha
onrU
Tais report says that dariog tbe
Urn sis presentment Lava beea
mad. Tn jail, wotkhos aad
county horn wr visited and are de
clared to be ia good conditio. Iuth
as to cleanlinra and sahitatioe, atd
are supplied with whoieoora food.
FIRE IN WASHINIT0N. 0. C
COVCRNOR'S WIFE
FOR F0RG.
IN0ICTCD FOR
RY.
carry steamers laden with wnest to
the ocean. The government and the
district through which it passes will
build this great wsterwsy. It behooves
us to hurry up with tbe Niagara snip
canai ii we wibu tu cumpeie witn ius-
v M v I . m , . t t m t
... , , -.i n i- j on it j iu.-r u..i. 1.1 I ,j a j 1 sia in budditidk: iue adhuo minn.
ouumcqoy me rupuiw u wvurtiu huidB imS, uttt mV um - J h v-o Tne KUB8iin8 Mem to have the ability
Republicans and set forth in an offi- not get the united strengh of their
cial address qigned by every Popu- party, and therefore the eff ort was d&?
list Congressman and Senator and en- feated, The statement was made by
address issued bv the Pooulist and dorsed bv all of the Teller Silver Re- some of the Democrats that if the
Silver Republican Congressmen and publicans in the latter part of March tariff bill was in the shape that the Re
abators, not only to answer the
'luestions propounded through your
paper by some one, who saw fit to
hid:) lie hind the non de plums of a
ibis doctrine, they seemed amazed.
I have told them and still tell them
I that our people in the South only
want fair, honest and honorable
treatment, and our party be rec
to plan great enterprises and to carry
them our, too. witness tne irans-si-
berian Railway.
Stand Charted With Havlas reread Bar
Vernier Basbaad's Mama to Keeelpt
For Payment la Baslaoea T ran actions.
Wheeling, W. Va., Oct. 1. The
case of Mrs. Myria Atkinson, wife
of Gover nor George W. Atkinson, of
West Virginia, on the charge of
forgery, was begun to-day ia th
Circuit Court of Gilmer County. The
esse grows ont of a long standing
dispute over tbe large estate of her
first husband, Judge u l, Camden.
On his death the will, which left the
estate to his wife, was contested by
the Judge1 grandchildren. The
charged was then made that she htd
forged tbe will, but tne courts ms-
tained the will. Mrs. Camden agreed
No Mil h aad Urn Meat Predeee Hordeola
at Staeaaa.
UavaMA.visKcy West, Kla Oct. 2.
A considerable fore of Insurgent, ae-
cordingtoofl'Kial ad ice received here.
attacked tbe town of (iusysbs. In Pu-
erta Principe, but were compelled to
retire after a fight which lasted two
hour. Both the insurgents and Span
ish troop l at a numbrr of men.
For tbe past week Ilsvsoa ha been
entirely without a supply of meat, aad
today It has been impossible to obtsia
any milk, even for th sick and aged.
Tbe hospitals alon have meat, hut
even tbey have no niilk. Tbia condi
tion of affairs haa produced a feeling
of great discontent among tbe people
of all social clsases.
NICARA6UAN BOUNDARY SETTLED.
Hack BJ (Idea Over tho Eeele!en
aoaooed by Oea. Alasaedor.
Ae.
1 a e XT I el si avti wsa af 1 Wdhdkt AM
N?GR0 EMIGRANTS' SAD STORY, the Judge grandchildren. Tb I Texas, oc lV-Tbr is considerable
immadiatelv alter the extra ses- publicans wanted it.thenthev wanted ognised as a factor and our people icMJrgwt was men maae tnat sne nta rejnemg uere. acxmpaniea ny mm
.. kcfAra VJiHA,.;.'tl,.t Tin miliar ka ronntrnlVaA aa nati-inta Viv tlia I Eleht of tho Labrador' Parte Beach IjTi I forffd the Will, bttt the COUrtS US-tSrV and CiVIS display, at tb hB
. .vmi la u-j .i.ea I AnnthArn Aomnnranx, a nA T.rlAe. erpool From Liberia. I tamed the will. Mrs. Camden a creed I nouncemeni mat uenerai Alexander,
lariu. Din w cvpi io.vivwut I wuu uau i. to. iuw t. o wo i - u.w.vj. . - . i ; . . I the d r i near aDDoi nted bv President
r ;ii ooV T-rtn tn nnhiiahlnf riAmnrrita vhn hnnd that the I this is done tbcra can ba no nmon.l i.TvepDnnr.. Sant 2iLtJtlaT Wait I m a compromise ot wnicu too cub- i . - .
nu em jv i i -- i . - . . i -.id.v i-ivr" J i . . . . , . vieveiaoo to ocksto too uvun'iiri uir
vou r' but also," to put "a voter" this adlre3s at the end ot my bill would be made had enougn to en- oo-operaiion or auegiance in me and wife, children and u. w. rarm- .mmJ li J- T v pute between CosU Rica and Nicaran
oa tho witnesr stand before the au- card in order that your readers may able tnem to sidetrack: uryan ana me aoum, ana u me ooumern ropuiisis jr anu wite, an eoiorea, wno oeiong p
J enci , ii I could succeed in forcing see the position taken by the Popu- money and monopoly isssues and is forced to choose between uncon-1 to a party of 31a emigranU that left has been kept up, and a few weks
u - , m ii.. :inn Qnnr,V.i;.ayia hafnra .V. Ika cma n iha 1 HiHnnsI E n rr aYi r tn fio HnmnnriLKv I S... in,li tnr T.ihav a Vit h atamar I ago a Ulimer COUUiy man, 19 wnom
. Diauv apvu-v 1 r . . . 1 ' . . . " . . . I ... . 1 - ml ,... " I w . . . .
i . I .1 . M: v K. 1 1 ra avaw iti tvnei Ti non i on m no i n-n "hi, kini At I lAmn. an i n A T.TI Pfl nr Ti "ninTl nr nnnniiiii i.chMiini. in nil yn n wm. nm inn
"iUl-MlOUS reierreil IO. Ills lailU Mill Tfa i,vr , uciv aiu.jr.Bu. muv. v . v r. . - , lawtauv, j.w-- - . -- - . ,.-
fny lha aemo. W A I onrl the Kannh iMiti vara nrlr- I KarfftTfl ftn thfi flpmoftranv Zt nnhA M I awivuri hera frnm l.inana. TBi uiu iu uuw uiauci. tuuivivu
A VA aW a sojaaawa w I V fB J saa" " w r v a w w i TT at I mill uvv w la a . t mm
r.tr for the same Durnose. " hii partv. bis hono and sell respect Farmers are destitute and the wanes ur iwr iwrguig mo ua.ua i uoi Uu
B I ..., ...... ...I. . . a , I W w.l A vn t A&mi
no nrin onnnaa tha l a rrfir ann in i hA Anin annnnii mnnav to Annnifl l wauu w u kvwviw.
- i 5---- ; iuutv WJ J I . , j
. . . , rt I x J D .. " """" " I fV.af aa co mrmeA nrith -ha inidia nF Uk. In thaTIn raH StltAI. ! W UUZB DIIXS tru OTOHUIOU a UP
i 1 1 n. ii ain unaa a rau a ud uuu tKa aa , tvssw ew w . i m ar - i
1 he author of these nnestions. who- and our reasons
ever he is, showed by the careful and know that there . was a concartad
guard d way in which he framed his movement on tne part or Dom vem
unguals
gui, bs decided thst tb trn
boundary or Mcaitfua and txwta
Rica commences at th harbor bead of
Grey Town, as claimed by Nicaragua.
GENERAL WEYLEN RECALLED.
Bis haeeteeer
To
frtessioual Record, and therefore
kat'w ttiat his own statements were
faUe, hut that he had simply writ
tea ami published them with the
We of deceiving' such persons as
niif?ht read them but who would not
ar my speech. The first question
Iealud was worded about as fol
murrer to the indictment.
The Governor appeared in court
sidetrack the financial question and j As for trusts, every inttlligent his cause and forced into thjs i attitude All the adult members of the party
1 t U lmift aoem an issna bhnwo Ivnelo YiH Anmhinas I hv t.hA haaA inrn AfttiiiA nf thR riamn. HacmihoH tha annriltion Or tnOBfl
J inni W .nn'ttlll. A A ctiH mnlti. I itrMT ha will RnA nafnnf i A ovmnat h tr I nhnm lhav hart Ift in I .it. Aria At M- I WllU Ul WUO aUU 11 IO MIU UMt IWB
Bliu w. ijg dot, a I (UIIVCU auu yivskrcu v I Ji " i n ui . . , . ,
as she will rely on
full pardon.
1898
in
.1 a. i i.z .imA ii . . wt hrttn i ... nnmh.nifHa. tha LiamnArar. i annni7n - nmnTiir rnn rnnn liars nr rna mrtar nirtniii. I n n v hx v ihh i&iiii I -
. . i lUtU rT..,J'. rv 1 f TIT:i .;! 1 n w. oV. ilio Vni-tliwaef tn maVa lmncr avarr nvAmisarl rham Viv lia T.ihAtUtl kesntll tDO delecaSIlt,
me Oll parties iu uvui uuu vi ,o iiuavu ibiiu iat( a tuuvu eo u sj i " u v . . j i.Viuuhu ,uv j i , , 9
Congress. We saw evidences of it did. under tho Republican McKinley State up there doubtf ul in 1900. turned out to ba absolutely no good; her husband for a
ii wtl. .o .fine Anil t..:r.m WI..I ia a tvnolt Tiianimnlv T hairo ItaaTi aairA1 if in nrAor tn I (hav uliim thava ia nn rnld or dta-1
jn me yrvas Ul vvi uai uv.!. 4.uu lai liA lavr. nuakuaimovi ii,iuiiii i " v, . y .yv. - w - - i v.w.. o i
To
a -a
nress oi Dotn names. iLna
to-day the only papers and politi- a complete monopoly of any line of insure a congress against the gold monds there; they assert that more
ciahs who are criticising the position I business, ow i it possible for any standard crowd nct t'w?, the than half the Labrador's party are
'u-.ti o . ti .4.i v..L.f ikaPannaaPulT with ' reference 1 BimiiAate or aet of individuals to tret fooniist. silver democrats oe given I aeaa. ana mat me rest oi tnem are
iv lit iiHiiM. nr i 1 1 i ir i r a uiaiu wu sua. auw a wae w a r "rr-TT- t r o i - i - .
he rt-frainad from vntinrr on the final to the tariff bill are the gold and mo- such a monopoly of any line of bus-l their inst ratio of congressional norm- trying to reach the United States.
m...... .l. u:iT k.7vo.i nanara amri nnfiHAiann. at A in non f Eefirv intelligent man knows I nees next vear. all combine on these I The Waites and Farmers say tn
rmiiiivM in i riu luri ii a i it j tivf i w mj ui ar a aa taaavs ae we a v a, aav - , b -or - - - r - ar e
Whv wis thi word "final'' put in certain other so-called Democratic that the onlt way tha,t such a thing in evtry b.ate, if that would satisfy
this ,.,10ctin, t n,.T,0a, a Vntar" natters who want to revive the tariff lean he accomplished is for the said the Southern Populists,
thftl.vu'.'. 7o.i a tha r..n. ii order to sidetrack Br van and the I syndicate or set of individuals to first Itell thm that lam not author
crVw.noi nLn,A .ofniiir A fth I fi nanfti! and monoDolv reforms. r?at control of the instruments of I ized to speak for the Southern Popu
dJ, and had found that both by ftasnot the Charlotte Observer inleommeTce. Those who control the lists nor any one else but am show
ieecu and vote I bad fought and this State heen constantly criticising I instruments ? of commerce control nz them conditions. They seem to
snna,,..i u.j .: c Ar.r. u Pinniiata for their tioaition and I commerce itself. Everv intelligent believe this can be done both in the
both Kiiffi. Ia ntnn li.ii r dia- atrlvino-to draw me and others into man knows that there are three in-1 next
. . .. .uaeas I . . 1L. iaaiiTI A Mil I Awa ava aaa 4k A V eia 110 I I AO Va
"'H eating feature of the tanii mil, a controversy uTe 'ait' ,Vtr 1 "UT"T. I i r iT" Tul I . " : - loisre Booklet which will be sent
irom liffrinninw tn n ii He knOWS I DSnCrS OI IU6 Stripe Ot llo vua'lu"D I cuout oyo t iu i uuiucn iu " I hbwuvu.; , . . . . ... l I
th7 g'nning t0 ,?d' Ru?!:tri .1 m.V,n thi ft rt nttinn. T,amlv. monav. tvansnorta- I want to sav to onr friends in the WW or A short time to thOM who - m.nners
i Rvn runnrnrn on i n n BitiD i uuarrTDi my luaauMi e - j ' ri - sr i : i ti t t it rtvi awA wr mm i
A MEAN POP.
conclusion that the Liberian govern
ment did nothing for them, and that
the elimate of the renublic of Libe
ria is most unhealthy.
ANY PERSON.
Wishing to know the troth in -.$tate paper with tbe information that
0 . ? , VW a SL arwak I A W..m la at ffe.va I ai fftn
s vi 1 bj a ais au s a ivws
worth. Arent these
he FaraUhlas Prool at Beaaeeratl
ExtraTaaaaco aad Jebhory,
Our Home.
Some sneaking Pop ba intimated
that tbe poor old worn out land that
was rented for a State fsrm in Anson
count v was selected to give "relief to
certain Democratic patriots (?) who
didnt care to cultivate tbe land them
selves. And now comes a Populist
, U, with iu .Va p.?., KSJSS fflSIW"
Ma lot.
ftafatanl.
Lonoos, Oct, a A dispatch from
Msdrid ssys General Weyter has been
recalled from Cobs. Tbeaonofineement,
following a long conference or Marshal
Martioex Campos with the tueeo Re
gent ia regarded as significant. rn.
Campos ssys be believed the change of
policy possible wiioout ioeaiasoiuiion
of tha cab;net. Weyler's ueeeor has
not been officially announced.
A 0 Ben aot DeeaeeraU Pdltae.
There is a great deal of truth is
the followisg strong t rib at to th
People party which we eopy from
th Alexandria (Ala.) Town Talk,
a Democratic uaper. Th X.mo-
eratie press and politicians her ia
North Carolina are not sonieienwy
msgnaoimons tt mak a pnbli
acknowledgement of this kind.
aa atattlaa mt the a4tl Sea
Caeaaaar and CHhee StaUdlace leeerod-
WaMllc.To, Sept. r..-K4te
brok oat in tb central p-r
station of tb Capital Traction Com
pany A fw mi a ate before eleven
o'elock to-night and in thirty eaisat-
tb msgnifice?nt six ettry strvctur
was doomed. Tn building oeeupi s
tbocntir block from Pnylrat,
avena to C street and from Tbtriet
and a-balt to Fourteen streets. The
blst started on th ynth-west cor
ner and daspit tb n rrts cf th o
tir fir department swept lik wind
through th enormuns toildiog.
The heat was so intense that tbe men
war driven from th adjoining
street. When It became evident
that bo effort could save tbe pwer
statio, th detartment turned its
attention to tb Syojiuiog pre pert j;
bat flames lspd across rstieti
street on th wrst to a tig livrry
stabl and tbea across Thirteen and
a half street on th east and Attacked
a row of thr story brieks boaae.
So fearful was th heat that tb fire
men eou'd not get within reach !
th tuning bnildiogs. They were
driven back foot by foot aeti! tb
streams from tb boa pipes could
not roach th fir. Tb entir fir
depattmnt was oa tb scene, tot
so fiere was tb cot lit gratis that
their efforts wer futile.
Apireximatly th will be
,OO0. .
PUBLIC SPEAKIhG
oa. Sfanee HalW Bltl Aldeo tho
reoo ot Bechr Maetat IS h lJ.
mm (a laaao mt imm ts L- she la-4o
Tare oat So BU'W
Senator Marion Butler w ll addrras
th popl of this swction of th 8 at
at BcKky Moant on rrtday. vetor
L5th. Redacad will b r v ovr
tb Coast L'B ad Braocbe f r tat
oeeaaios. ...
LH this be a grand rallr f th
peopl to bear this tl qent aad
dis iagniabed Noeth Carolmiaa.
w. is. rotsTais
Stat Chairman P. P.
about uutrrified Democrats' in such
everywhere, They know and we J tion and the transmission of intclli- South that
de-
or t ... 1. An
everv c;i v, vnn tha k-nnw that other and greater muses I gence. The constitution places the on the part of Populists here to
j . 4 11c lit ut - I " -. , : . .7 I " . , j ii . il ' J. " , it.
urst paragraph to the last paragraph, than any tann.iegisiaiion are res pou- conirui i cuuiiueren auu tuorojjoro tuo w vj u.c .j,
tie aho knows that I offered numer- sible for the hard times, and they these instruments of commerce in Thf f the silver question as only
ous amendments to improve the bill know and we know that no tariff the hand o! the government in, or- the gateway to a complete revolutjon
nd tou2ht for them vigorously, of legislation however wise and inst der to prevent dissrminatioiA and to to onr financial systenj as a gtenping
which tacts you seem to be ignorant, can remove , the present evils and insure an . equal opportunitY and free stone to ithe totoUholition of high-
i wanted to make "A Voter," who- estore prosperity.-' - conpetitiQi? to all men and all busi- way and land monopoly also. I tlunk
ererhftia r.a n Afti,a.a thinir Thev know and we know that the ness. But Congress has either fool- there will be a heroic effort made to
btf.ru --j: t -iao I mnAi? nnwAr' and' 'monopolies got I ishlv or corruotly turned over these I reconcile the partisan animosities
to make him testify to the fact that their olniches on ihe throat ot the all powerful and vital instruments of that exist in the South. If, were is
1 oi?ered the first amendment to put people while the poUUcians of both commerce into the hands or prvat an honorable opportunity I hope the
cotf,in k- t.A s,AAe hi nM'nartien fmost of whom I svndicates and monopolies, hence 1 Populists will se act in the South as
list t 5. uv I thA'arranta nf the liothschilds) I few individuals of svndicatea that I to make the failure to overthrow the
ami more vigorously for the adop- and the monopoUes we? fooling the have een thu.? clothed, or myested gold power in 1900 rest on the ahonl
tion ,.r ' J?.I ' t.; nannia aan Aamnaicm with the sham I with a trust on money, a trust on ders of the Southern Democracy. We
(.h tLt J a v. Pat. I tariff hattla while they kept in tbehransportatian, and a trust on infor- have great enthusiasm everywhere
ia'amj a., t j:j t .laftl Kaotritrrnnrid tho real vital issues. I mation have in their newer to abso-1 1 go and the people are alive to the
wanted tiVa v. a vtar'' ttifv They know it. hut they want V keep lutely place every business in the Issues involved. Will write again
l,.,f . . '.. . . .. -r ir I AT- a 4.U e.nm lha nnhltn. ' H Ann a I nnnntrv into a tmat at thpir will and I unnn
W-LUI H in.r an .1 iah aa that vn A rtHnn II- I IDH iruiu livw w mr - - I J " " I
iicans have passed an anti trust law their great anxiety to keep the two pleasure. They will do this under a
hich?. I!"y .55 . i SS nrrties divided on the tariff as high tariff or a low tariff: they will
under hiK i..w. th,. I tha nnlv leading issne between them, I do it ' under free trade. Therefore
nd prosper. I wanted to make him whUe the gold syndicate wotil4 own
J. H. Dayis.
Want
and 'testify that the Dem-n4aQntrol VQtli as they nave fori (Continued on 4th pAge.)
Erery man having a beir-' should
keep it an even aud na'nral eob-r,
and if it is not so already, use Bock
ingham's Dye and appear tidy- ''
Why Tha Xoasoacor Caald Hot Paallah
Jadga Aeorv'eCard.
Hickory Mercury.
The Wilmington Messenger didn't
have the space to publish Judge Avery's
letter. But the Messenger does give
spsce to an editorial found in a ne-
" a a -
gro paper, where tne eoiorea eaitor is
declaring for mori negro rtgnts, a
chance to bold offic. etc Th Mes
senger glories in
published by the celebrated phy scians
and specialist-- Dr. Hathaway ,
of 22. South Broad St. Atlanta, Ga.
whom yon should address, v rite to-
ar
day. '
Tlrgtala PoaaUsts.
Danvillx. Va.. Sept 30. The
Populist eonnty convention for Pitt
sylvania county, held at Chatham to
day, nominated a inn legisiauv
arw W1 at V 1
ticket, as follows: For ttouse ox uei
eirates. W. EL BL. Cock. Henry JSer
srer. Vincent A. Witcner and donn
Walton. The convention invited the
Populists of Danville and Henry Co.
to confer with them with regard to
naming a candidate for State Sena
tnr "
- . TTT . I The Quarantine against cattle from
John Bowie mrangemp yon iea-,the infecte4 f stUf, districts of Xortli
erate Veterans has determined to i Carolina has been extended for a pe
erect in CnariottesTaie. an equestn-1 riod of forty-nv dava This is on ae
an statue of Stonewall Jackson, to count of the riateso of tubereulosis.
nruhAblv 50.000. I La somt seeuons ox tn rust.
Tn Peopr party has been of
great benefit to th polities of this
country. It has caused voters to
think and brought the Dmocr'ie
party back to where it was twenty
Celled
Ms. Moaes P. Ilsndy, the special V.
S. Coasatisetoner tela rri axpssf
Isioa of 10. Laa had a oord al later-
vie frith the Freach Minister loc for-
fir years agc-th party of th eig affairs. M. llaaotaaa. a regard t
nv years -vyc toe partj " IrhJobleet erf fete visit to E trope; bat
, . ... ha aad bis associate art disaatisned
Itaexs'ene male it possible for SJJ''alli amouat ot spao aU
tb DemocraMC party U spura the lotted t tb United btates andthreat-
fale teaching1 ot leaders of the to withdraw. It is praotically lon-
Clevelaod stripe and made it possi- aubU for th autberitlea te extend
kla tn nnmintta for Dresilant a trm I tha aaaaa. Aoart from th fact that
tbe brave -negro land gennia man of tb people, and life groawd ha been d-flolielj r choeen.
leader." When tbe -niggerw is with la Democrat. William J. Bryan. lib hor car ana raiireaa iisetsp.
t . D.i .lirf An.i.ilul uwr. I DrvTrw nvaiai fta ii a .
IBS a i-VW.Wk vnawiro
the Republican party, be is a stench in
th nostrils of the Messenger; but!
wben this same "nigger" kicks the Be-
Dublican party, tbe Messenger nag
him, calls him "brother" and swears of
a .aaaumallifie tnr n
wmhI aad the ceoceasions
there is a available spao whatever ia
Qei
ifcta
spicaoia . mm a7iT proximity to th b-ilding.
the government ownership of tmlo-'v
graph lines and tb isamaaee of I YELLOW fEVER GERMS
paper money exel naively by the gen-1 lm tba bo tela. Kill them aa S
era! government will ventnally . ba I -r a.rc tom the awf al diseas ,
enacted into law. I Caeearets destroy the germs throngh-
The ana eiraretto law. .naetad by ont the ijitom ana -vk. it i-l-
theGnieral Aa-bly of Tms-o gr rS&Urtrtto
at its last swsaton, was aeciarwa
kla far maw o&OS to tOTSS.
i its last saw-., wa. -ecwa - a,laat YeiUw Jack
oonstatntionai oj uutea otaiaswir-1-715 T atiir Kriata.
emit Jadee Lurtoa. lvc
irtoav
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