THE RALEICIH t) AILY TIMES:' SATURDAY, "FEBRUARY 4, Mil'.'
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eigh, N. C, as second class matter.
Senator Brown, of Columbus, talk
ed out in meeting yesterday. Tiie
senator's remarks may not be pleas
ing but they needed to; be Slide;--The
senator from Coltinibi-o U s'.iowing
the wisdom of his peoi'Ie iu sending
him here. ,
Captain Baldwin, arctic explorer,
says Cook discovered the North Pole.
The Charlotte News and the Greens
boro News said the same thing a long
time ago, and blamed if we don't
hope their faitli will be rewarded at
last..' .
Fame takes a tumble again. The
Charlotte News spoke of "Lewis T.
Mnnm weather chief." etc. Tne
News is at least due the Wilmington
newspaper man an apology for the
way It spells Louis. As for Dr. Wil
lis L. Moore, the groundhog has him
In the background just now and he
probably won't mind anyway.
We can see the esteemed Manufac
turers Record getting red-headed
over the preparations for the great
meeting of the Southern Commercial
Congress, at Atlanta,- March ...8-10,
That it is going to be a big meeting
and an important meeting is evident
The Record has fought the Southern
Commerecial Congress from tae be
ginning, has tried to belittle its ef
forts. But the men at the head of it
are well known business men of the
south and the Record's efforts have
proved harmless, perhaps helpful i in
advertising the congress. The con
gress has gone ahead, steadily grow
ing in Influence. The meeting to be
held In Atlanta is one of the biggest
and most Important meetings ever at-
temnted in this country. It has al
ready done much to advertise the
south. i Just the preparation for It is
being talked about and written about
all over this country. Hundreds of
business men will be in attendance
and there will be leading men from
all AVPr t h r.ountrv to make ad
dresses, including President T&ft
Governor Kltchin will attend and has
appointed a delegation of able busi-
; ness men to represent the state. Be
sides the governor's appointees many
others will attend from the state
But speaking of the Southern Com-
' mereclal Congress, these meetings,
important as they are, are the least
important part of the work it is' do
ing. It is keeping the country con
itantly supplied with information
about the south and is doing more to
advertise its resources than any other
agency.
One of the most interesting hear
Ings before a committee during this
legislative session was that before
one of the Judiciary committees yes
terday afternoon on the bill to change
the name of the Croatan Indians to
Cherokee; . The Cherokee strongly
object to the change. They are proud
of their ancestry and history and
name. ' They say the name belongs
to them and that the Croatans have
no part nor lot In their Cherokee an
cestry or history r.nd are not entitled
hear the dvou-J name.' And who
can blame them, for thus resenting
this appropriation of their name by
another people. Whoever the Croa
tans are it is certain they are not
Cherokees. The Cherokee have the
pride of a pure blooded race. The
Croatans can claim no such distinc
tion. The old theory that the Croa
tans have a strain of 'white blood,
coming from Raleigh's lost colony
must be the correct one. It is the
only theory that will account for the
Croatans. Just why the Croatans
want to change their name we do not
know. Cherokee, while a proud
name, could mean nothing to them.
If they could lose their identity by
thus arbitrarily changing their name,
they would lose the mystery and the
omance which now attaches to them.
As a race they have not made much
advancement or done anything to be
oud of. Still, it seems that the
name they have always borne would
mean more to them than any other
could possibly mean and there Is
some distinction for them in being re
garded as the descendants of the lost
colony of English.
THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.
We are not opposed per se to the
rovision of adequate, fire-proof ad
ministration buildings for the state at
Raleigh, but we do insist that the
present condition of the treasury, tae
resent unsatisfactory methods oi
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taxation in .North uarouna aim ic
general tendency toward rank extrav
agance in such matters as public
buildings should admonish the gen
eral assembly to have a care in vot
ing million dollar bond issues and
rushing matters of the kino -inrougu
the legislature with the hurra-i and
the huzzah that somehow seem to ac
company the bill. Million dollar bills
should not be allowed to pass with
out tae most serious consideration,
from the viewpoint of tae present as
well as the future, and ideas of tne
strictest economy should prevail in
such legislation. The tendency
toward voting bond issues, without
counting the eost, is becoming entire
ly alarming. Better have a care!-
Wilmington Star.
That anyone should talk about un
ite haste and hurry in this matter is
astounding. The very reverse is uie
Procrastination, that bane of
many good things, has been invoked
to the limit. The matter has been
discussed pro and con in. every cou-
rPlvaliL. fashion for the last six or
eight years, peraaps longer. It was
iiei-nre t;ie last legislature, in differ
ent '": form two years ago
n,i hpi'fliise of lack of
buildings here it was even threatened
to move the capitol to Greensboro.
No matter in North Carolina has been
more discussed in the papers than
this necessity for adequate build-
ngs in which to transact the bus!
ness of the state. The people all over
the state know of the need for such
building as that proposed. Thou
after all this discussion in the papers
and by the people, the recommcn
dation of state officials, historical and
patriotic societies, there has been no
disposition to rush the bill through
Hib letrlslature. It is taking its
course with other important bills,
The need for new buildings is press
ing and the matter, after thorough
discussion and deliberation, is simply
up to the legislature. Here it will
again be thoroughly discussed when
it comes up for passage, and we be
lieve the members of the general as
sembly are so impressed with the
wisdom of the measure that they will
pass it.
Polev Kidney Pills are a reliable
remedy, for backache, rheumatism
and urinary irregularities. They are
tonic in action, riuick in results ana
afford a prompt relief from all kidney
disorders. Kiinr-Crowell Drug t'om-
pany. ;
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That TTndf" Sam alwavs pays bis
debts, although sometimes he is slow,
was Droved to James M. rainier.
veteran of the Civil War. Recently Mr.
Palmer received J13.40 for clothing, Ue
in the balance due him which he fiad
failed to get In 1862. Palmer is- 72
vears old and was a member Of the
Eighth Missouri Cavalry.
There is more Catarrh In this sec
Hon of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be Incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease ana pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
atantlv failln to eure with local treat
raent, pronounced it Incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitu
tional disease and therefore requires
Htutinnal treatment. Hall'
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only
constitutional' cure on tne murnw.
In taken Internally In dosee irom
drons U a teaspoonful. It acts dt
retly on the blood and mucous sur
face of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case It falls
tn MML Send lor, circular uu
mATllAlM. V' -
" F. J. CHENET CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
: Sni hv Drurtlflts. 75e. -
Take Hall's Family Pills for constl
pation. - .;.-....;. .,.,.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
I-. BriggH Asks Some Pertfueut
Questions About Proposed Chan
ges in Charter.
To The Editor of The Times:
Do our citizens know what they
ill get in the proposed new city
charter, a synopsis of wnicn was
printed in the morning; paper? My
understanding is that the .board of
audit and finance, which cost the city
1.800 ner annum, and the board or
police commissioners, which cost the
city $700 per annum, will be abol
ished, new duties put uponx the
mayor, clerk, tax-collector and police
ustices, and their salaries .mcreasea
1 r00. The new charter places tne
annointine of chief of Tiolice and all
officers in the police department in
the hands of the mayor and elects
the board of aldermen trom tne
wards, by the people at large,
I do not wish anyone to think that
because my little ornceoi ponce
commissioner will be abolished that
prompts me to write this article.
Those who know me know that when
was persuaded upon to become a
candidate for this office i aw it
throuch patriotic motives, and at a
sacrifice of some of my business in
terests, and accepted the office wltn
desire to try to build up a city de
partment that had practically run
wild for 45 years.
when
The police commissioners,
, a . h. in I
tJlfV LOOK U lul Kc. luunv. - -
a7par me.it in very bad. conditions, went to .the Gypsy camp .near Liles
low far we have succeeded thejacts ville, with the papers and aires ed a
a ,.oa in m v uossession will
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Miow. . ... .
-... tn th mnvrl of audit ana
. r - .. ...
finance: 1 state empnaticauy uuui
h.rH i one of the very best in-
di..i... Hi. riiv has ever estab-
iihoH Refore it was appointed the
city almost every year came out in
,ioi',t- ...., it was in debt $25,000
and V think the boards have issued
bonds for this amount, and the
board, which is now composed of a.
Hinsdale, J. P. Wyatt, and Ed-1
car K. Broiignton, nae v'vu. i
, . nr..ll.- I
guarded the city's interests and so
managed Us finances that the city I
lives within its income, aim sump
ears has a balance in the treasury.
Now. as to the mayor: The pro-
nosed new charter gives him power
to appoint the chief of police,. captain,
desk sergeants, and all the patrol-
men, a total of 19 men. The depart-1
menf has been taken out of politics,
but if the new cnarier is giauwu
places it in pontics, speu win a uib
P, A mayor with 19 men appoinieu
. i.! i.,.nrl ,,, a liio- tinliticni I
y.ium.cau uuu k - .
u:.. v..frt Via 1Q mpn wnrkine I
day and night to further his political
interests, and remain in office as
hi. desires.
Lltizens, aiu yuu oci mi
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If so vou know now hard h is to
beat it.
Do the people want this charter?
Do the tax-payers want this char-
ten
Does the chamber of commerce
want this charter?
Does the merchants' association
want this charter?
no we want our city thrown back
vears' '-'.; I
I make no reflection on anyone, I
hnl am nromntcd to write this .for
what I see to be for the best interests
of our city. Yours truly,
JAMES
Raleigh, Feb. 4.
A. BKIGGS.
NEWS FROM NASHVILLE.
Mi's. George (Jay Dead School House
Burned Other News.
(Special to The Times.)
Nashville, N. C, Feb. 4 Mrs,
George Gay, mother of County Treas
urer S. S. Gay, died last night at
the home of Mr. T. A. Boone, some
four miles from Nashville and will
be buried at the old family burial
rounds this afternoon. Mrs. Gay
lived some seven or eight miles from
Nashville, but last week while on a
visit at .the home of Mr. Boone sui-
fered a stroke of paralysis Every -
thing possible was done for her, but
death came late yesterday evening
Mrs. Gay was about seventy years of
age. and her health had not been
o-nnd for several years. she is sur
vived by three children: Mrs. Baker
High and Mrs. Tom Coley, oi
Dortches. and Mr. S. S. Gay. of this
olace. She lived lh the Dortches sec
Hon of Nash county and had many
friends.
The Avent school house In Griffins
township was burned this weeK. ine
fire caught In the flue about midday.
An absence of water made it impos
sible to save the bulldirig. The house
was insured ror aau. iu "uoo "
be about $550. The desks and other
.r.A . -
lurniture were bu. -
Snrine Hone was visited by a fire
this week, two dwelling houses were
consumed. Damage to both houses
about 12.000. partially covered by
Insurance.
The committee to arrange a road
law for Nash will meet at Nashville
Monday. It thought a suitame roaa
law will be submitted to the county's
representatives in the legislature fori
TC.ahvllln Tiaa seen much activity
in nnari.i eiroiAs thin week. Plum
mer Richardson, who has run a shop
i,. f. vAm-K nnri lust this nast
v...i. ..j.n,a knilHinr
summer ount i...udiuiv u...u-...,
h.. .aaa n,in-it fiTtnres. . G. F.
r,iv .n TnHrinc.d barber, has
bnetfed - a ' hew shop eiiUipped with
marfern kboliances. -
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A WTf aaA w .w . -----
of Bass & Weatherly. E. T. Bass hav
ing purchased an interest in the bus
iness formerly conducted by C. O
Weatliersby. The firm will do a gen
eral mercantile1' business.
Contract will be let at Nashville
the coming Monday for sewerage for
the county jail and county court
house. The county commissioners
will be in session that day;
,The road force of Nashville town
ship is now at work on the Castalia
road. It will be remembered that
this township voted $20,000 in bonds
last year. Splendid sand clay roads
are being built.
ARRESTED WRONU .MAX,
Sheriff of Anson Gels the M rong
Ciyitsy Other Man 'Gels .Away,
'(Special 4o. Tae 'Times.)
Wadesboro, N. C, Feb. 4 Yester
day brought another chapter in the
Gypsy troubles and it seems that An
son county is to be afflicted with tae
tribal battle for still another season.
WhPii the sheriff failed to locate
either "King" Emil Mitcaell or his
assistant, Elfro Mitchell, in order to
arrest them in the proceedings
brought by the two Joans, another
suit was brought,
This time Stephen Joan and Greg
ory Joan, charged William Mitchell
with having injured them and orougnt
arrest and bail proceedings and ask
for ' S5.000 damages.'- hlienlt Lowery
man wnoui ue um' ,
.......u-ll
I lVllLUIlCli.
... . i. ... tl.o sheriff
1 ney ail iuur mine ......... ..w ...
v., id it' -and then
ne orau6ui,ii. ---
the fun began. The pnsonei sem iu.
his attorneys and they
recognized the man as .McMiller and
not William Mitchell. Arrangement
were made to get papers. in a habeas
corpus proceedings but the sheriff
stopped that by releasing tae pus-
oner.
William Mitchell made a get away
. i. - n-ill 10
vvnat ine ubai inc
problematical. Witf five of the best
of Anson county's attorneys, and tor
that matter, as gooa as ran uc
in the state, representing tne iwo
-.w.tinu almost, anv move may be
exuected. -. -
In the meantime the people ot tae
town and county'are becoming weary
f the 8trangers and wish that some
nejghuorlng county migiit enjoy '.their
goclety-.fdr a season.
- Accused of Stealing,
.
- mWla, rtf riinton. Me..
c. v,omo' - ,
boldly accuses tiuciva-.. a
ot stealing u.e s, wuu. .
scalds the pain from SbTes of all
k-innH 1 iiiLircci i.ui.i
: , . .
piles. ' It robs cuts, corns, bruises
sprains and injuries of their terror,"
ha anvs. "as a healing reineay n
equal dont' exist. Only 2ac at King
Ctowell Drug Co.
The Sheriff Sued.
(SDecial to The Tillies.)
Wadesboro, X C. Feb. 4 As a se
ouel to the Gypsy troubles, auor-
neys for McMillan', mucibii
tooay
brought 'suit' against' Sheriff
R. -I
Lowery and his bondsmen for false
I arrest and 'imprisonment.- The com
plaint in the case bus not been filed
but the rumor is that Mitchell will
hkU- S10. 000 damages. auovhujs
James A. Lockliart, Fred J. Coxe and
Frand Dunlap represent Mitchell
Six-edy Belief From Kidney Trouble,
T had an acute attack of Bright'
disease with inllainatlon or me am-
n.v and bladder, and dizziness, says
Mrs. Cora Thorp. Jackson, Mich.
bottle of. Foley's Kidney Kemedy over
the attack, reduced the inllam
mation, took away the pain ana maae
th. hiudflpr action normal, .i wiau
everyone could know or tins wonuei-
(u, remeay
King-Crowell urug
pany
Basketball Teaman Trip,
,: (Special to The Times.)
w-ke Fo,.est. v. c: Feb. 4 The
I . .. f . ... t.ils morning for
Chape, HiU where tney .will play
the University of North Carolina.
game was scheduled with Trinity in
Durham for tomorrow but the faculty
decided that it was inexpedient to let
the team go there on account of tae
epidemic of smallpox that prevails in
that place. If the smallpox Improves
In that place before basketball sea
son Is over it is probable they will
be played. The men that went on
th trlu are
Beam and '1 urner,
"ITT9'
. , a 3ava-n
uuiuyurvys ,rov3M-.-
Breaks up olds and
SHORTEN THE ATTACK
Don't wait till your bones begin to
ache, take "Seventy-seven" at the
first reeling oi urip, or oiium
I shorten the attack.
- I If you delay until tne oevwiop-
ment of Influenza. Catarrh, Pains and
I Soreness In the Head . ana v.ubbi,
I C.-ino-h . General Prostration , and
. a
I Fever, the cure may take longer
I At Drug Stores 26c. or mailed. '
I , ' Humphreys' Homeo Medicine Co-,
Cor. William and Ann Streets, New
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HAS M SUBSTITUTE
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Absolutely Pure
The only baking powda
mam from Royal tsrapo
Cream of Tartar
K3 ALUM.K3 LIME PHOSPHATE
forwards; W. R. Holding and Dowd,
guards; B. L. Holding, centre, witn
Utley, McCutchen and Bute, substi
tutes.'-''
l'lit'uiiioiiiu Follows A Cold
Riit never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. which checks the cough
md exoels the. cold. M. Stockwell,
Hannibal. Mo.; says. "It beats all tqe
medics I ever used. I contracted a
bad ci'UKh and was threatened wun
pneumonia. One bottle or 'oiey s
Honey and Tar completely cureu me.
No opiates, just a reliable household
medicine. King-Crowell Drug Company.'-
Garment Strikers Return to Work
(By Leased 'Wire to The Times.)
ChicaKO. Feb. 4 Monday will see -the
beginning of the return of the gamient
H ikers in Chicago to their worK. j ne
strike Is ended by unanimous consent
f the leaders and of the Workers, wno.
fearful' lest their places In the shops oe
tilled and the union destroyed have
agreed to return to work.
The strike lasted 133 aays ana cost
the workers something HKe j.uuo,wu in
wages and cost the employers $4,000,000.
The strike cost ."four lives and so
members of the garment workers union
have been arrested for rioting.
Malaria Makes Pale Blood. '
The Old Standard Grove's Taste
less Chill Tonic drives out malaria
and builds up the system. For grown
people and children, 50c.
Mutiny In Prison.
RV Cable to The Times.)
Moscow. Feb. 4 Convicts -In the cen
Hi ''forwarding prison mutined today
and killed four officials ot tne ; peni
tentiary. Thev were . sumiuetnoniy .m-i
i.inodv battle. It is sam tnat se
rul of the convicts were shot to death.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days.
Your druggist will refund money
if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
50c.;: '.'.
Tliuiidei-stonii In New York.
(Bv Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Feb. 4 A terrillc thunder
storm unlono in me annais ji i"-
wea.ther bureau for tuis season or tne
year, struck New York this moniluK
It was accompanied by vivid liBhttilng
and a '.torrential downpour of rain..
.:- 'La Grippe Coughs
'Strain and weaken the 'system and
if not checked may develop Into pneu
monia. No danger of this when Foley's
Honey and Tar is taken promptly. It
is a reliable medicine for all coughs
and colds,, and acts quickly and ef
fectively in cases of croup. Refuse sub
stitutes. King-Crowell Drug Company.
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lVIinarv. 4. Forecast -For
For North Carolina: Fair tonight and Sunday .moderate, west winds. ,:
.1. ' ,ii.iT,o hioh. "anil lows continue to move rapidly,
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northern nd comparatively mua weamor u iuc V""1""'" k--: --
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Stiiudpat Ilicy Decided Ven and
Rules Will bo the Same as laist
Yew.
New York. Feb. 4-Thc football re
visionists who1 gathered here to msip
out the brand of gridiron sport for 1911
havo decided upon a standpat policy.
The game this year will be the same
as last. The members of the 'National
Football rules committee which have
gathered .t the Hotel Cumberland, de
clared today that the game as play
ed In 1S10 seemed to give satisfaction
so that they have decided to continue
it .for" another year. .
However, every Indication pointed to
revision ut the next annual meeting of
the committee when the demand of
the westerners are to be discouraged.
The westerner are asking, for rules
that Will equalize the chances of teams.
Unexpectedly the bulk of the work
was completed yesterday although the
meeting as originally planned was not
to end until this afternoon.
Archbishop Ryan Shows Improve
provemcnt. (By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 4 The re
markable vitality shown by Archbish
op Ryan Is a continual surprise to
his physicians. Though on the verge
of death for several days, he showed
considerable improvement this morn
ing. Thte fact, however, caused no
hope of his ultimate recovery.
The physicians said he was likely
to die at" any moment, Oxygen Is
still beipg administered.
Remember the Name.
Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds, for croup, bronchitis, poi-su
ness and for rucking lagiippe cougns.
No ophites. Refuse substitutes. King-
Crowell Drug Company.
Mrs. Washington Miner has given the
Connecticut! woman unragv .awwi-
ntlon n new headfiuarters. These
re
the first public.rooms to ie used by
the Connecticut suffragist? as head
quarters. The rooms were iorman
opened January 14.
REST MADE EASY.
There- Will Be Less MeepicsMiess
-When Raleigh 'People Learn Tills.
Can't rest at night with a bad
back.
A lame, a tfeuk or an aching one.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for bad
backs.
They are for every form of kid
ney ills. '
They are endorsed by Raleigh peo
ple. Mrs. W. C. Jones, 121 N. Blood?
worth St., Raleigh, N. C, says: '
"Mv buck ached constantly and of
ten 1 had pains across my loins.
Sometimes I was in such bad shape
that I could hardly get up after sit
ting for awhile. I did not get my
proper rest at night and I suffered
intensely from headaches. Ihe doc
tor's medicine brought me no relief
and when I heard of the good work
Doan's Kidney Pills were doing in
cases like mine I got a box 'from the
Bobbitt-Wynne Drug 'Company,--This
remedy drove away roy-. action and
nains and restored mo to belter
health than 1 had enjoyed for years.
(Statement given January 30, 190S.)
Ilc-eiMlorseiiient.
On December 2, 1810, Mrs. Jones
added to tho above: "I have not been
troubled to any extent by my back or
kidneys since I used Doan's Kidney
Pills some years ago. I Btill take
pleasure in recommending this prep
aration."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
1 1
Department of Agriculture;
WEATHER UUtlHiAU
WILUS L. MOORE. Chief.
ima
Fair tonight
Raleigh and Vicinity:
nnriinn hf
CLIMAX.
CONCRETE
COMPANY
100 E. Morgan St.
Estimates and bids Riven, on
all concrete work. Sidewalks,
foundations, sewerage, road
word, etc.
The bet work Ms."Hlc for
the least expense. Ixst us talk
it over with you. ;
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C. C. riioni! No. 5.
CO. FADER.
C. L. WOODALL.
We sell and recommend
HOTEL ASTOE COFFEE.
' lib Tins, $ .35
' 3IbTins, 1.00
108 East Hargett Street.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE.
Both Phones.
CREAM
OF PURITY.
Is the wuy we cluss our
Ice Creani, because it is
made of the purest in
gredients by the latest
Improved sanitary nieth-
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THE HICKS
DRVG COMPANY
BOTH PHONES.
FOR REST IX
BREAD USE
PEERLESS FLOUR
and up-to-date
Meal Manufactured
by
DURHAM MILLS. ,
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified;
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
It is the best medicine ever told
over a druggist's counter.
and Sunday, somewhat colder tonight.
resulting
in
sharp cbauges in the
tha country. Rainr prevails in
the
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temperature. range4from 66 at New
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