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SXiISUUTtY, 1ST. C, ISTOVEMlEIl-17TH, 1899.
Salisbury Fencilin-iS;
7 any o our sitbscri-
hePs fails to receive his
.". . '
vaper, he will confer a
favor by reporting the
same.
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city
Tb2 Co!d !HH Ulne la 0pcr2tlua.
After niacy years of uU":iom
the famous old Gold Kill M;pe,
of this county, han rtir.un hum pat
in operation -with a fuil i'.;re of .
men and machinery. T.ie mine,
although it has yielded more than
Tw 3 Classes cf UflB?!Qjed.
If the unemployed rich and the un
employed poor would only unite and
form a trust, what wonderful results
for good would ' follow. How our
cities would blossom with parks and
gardens; what works of public utili
ty aud ornament would spring up
three millions in gold bullion, is everywhere; arid what miraculous
, Cotton brought 7 ft) today.
.Col. Paul B. Means is In the
today.
Harry Bros., have a new ad. In
today's paper.
It. A. Byrd went to Norwood this
morning on business.
Hon. T. F. Kluttz will -appear
with Mr. Overman In the Farrow
trial next week;
II. O.1 Tyson returned from New
York Uils morning, where he has
been for ten days. ',..
Dr. V. A. Newman, In company
with several Balisburylan, went to
Gold Hill this mom in jr.
C. Miss Jennie Eagle came In last,
night to mend a few days with her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Eijrle,
Don't fall to. read Hurry Bros,
new VAU" on 4th phrc Many
Items of Interest are mentioned..
Minn Kdith McKenzle,' of near
Sutnnr 'Siding, wan In the city
last night attending the opera.
Dr. C. IP-Marker and MnJ. Mertz
went to CliHrlotte this morning
where they will take a degree K. of
P.
J Hurry Br oh.' I qve a new nA in
teresting "Ad" On the fourth puge
of today' paper. It will pny you
to rend ev -ry article ctrefully.
Mrs.' Dr. BtHllimrsi left thi morn-
Ing for Uen!ett-4VlMH, 8 C, to f pend
HOinetlllie ilh her diiUKMoiPfMisriPM
Minnie u;l lit tie, who mir teach
ing In Mnrlburo Graded School at1
that )cc.
The tent of the ll'itt panorama
can be found on the lot in the rear
of the Presbyterian church. - The ex
hibition lat niKht wh wi-ll attend-
mfi tit.! tlwt itim f it fivlit lu 1 itt 0f
to bo overflowing.
now being worked for copper, in
cidentally caring for the jjold.
A great deal of . money has al
ready .. been spent in making re
pairs, installing new machinery
and pumping out .water from the
tXX) feet shafts.
cures of body and soul would be
wrought In the foul, stifling tene
ment districts of the overcrowded
metropolis.
,"Mr. Gladstone is quoted as say
ing: "The laborer has his legiti
mate, his necessary, his honorable,
and honored place in God's creation;
The work at the mine is being J but in all God's creation there is no
conducted by the Uniou Copper
Mining Co., which is carrying on
such, extensive operations at Gold
Hill. The work is to be actively
pushed and a larger paying outlay
of valuable ore is expected as a re
sult, J ' ;;
The Union Copper Mining Co.,
is probably tho richest corpora
tion in the State, having three
branch offices: Gold Hill,N.C,
Salisbury N. C, Rosedale, N. J.,
and a main office in New York.
The parties managing this
Of all nationalities it is the hard
est for the American to be idle. His
active brain and his active energy
force him to activity, and while the
wealthy class of Europeans have
learned how to enjoy a life of pleas
ure without ennui, the American
has not yet acquired tis art. From
sheer mental restlessness he goes on
heaping up riches, .never asking who
shall gather them. To be Bure, there
are scores of exceptions to this rule.
as tho most costly and complete uni
versities, schools, colleges, hosplt
als, libraries, and art museums of
mammoth enterprise ore all.clever this country amply bear wituess;
aud capable gentlemen. 4 The
company is capitalized with three
million dollars. i
A Great Curiosity.
Mr. John W. Glover telU in ho
Silver Jubilee. ., "
Rev. Dr. IV. Gwaltney, ex
pastor of the Baptist church at
Hickory, passed through this
morniiig going to Raleigh to at
tend the i'silver jubilee" of the
Tabernacle Church of that city.
Tho exercises began last night by
an address from Rev. Dr. Huf
liain, t!ic first pastor who spoke on
tho. early history and work of the
church'. It is the 25th anniversary
of tho church, amljUl tho living
'porsons who have 'yaii members,
and all tho pastor's, are invited to
attend. Dr. Gwallney was one of
the pastor's. Ho U to preach at
7.o0 thi3 evening. He would
have gone down" yesterday; but
having an interesting nreqting at
his church in . Hickory, i he goes
down today and returns tomorrow
morning.
has a remarkable curiosity at his
homo. It is an old fasliipnoil
clock, the whole, running tvork,
as well as case, leing entirely of
wood. It has boliindd the works,
on the baek, the date 17DS, which
js either the date whoii made or it
may bo when rcpaifed, prior ' to
18-10, the last date, at which it
was repaired. It has run' contiu
ously for at least one hundred aud
one-years, possibly longer, '"and
still keeps ticking away. Tho
c'ock is a small affair, all the run
ning works visible, tho dial hiding
""only a small portion, while tlue
weights being outside. Theodore
Roaeraan's grc.it-grand-f a t h or
owned tho clock many years ago.
r Mr. Glover, to creato interest in
tho solution, offers a prize ' for
my pupil of tho graded school
who first brings to a him a correct
statement of the number of times
tho clock has struck tho bell in
iu one hundrod years..
Ths Broom Com Industry.
Last year tho Post suggested to
the farmers .of this1 State that
broom corn could be profitably
cultivated in this State. Uotil
recently the crop sold for from $50
to $00 per ton, and there was some
profit at that price. Now it has
gone up to $140 to $1G0 per ton.and
is in demand at that price, with
tho supply short. Suppose our
farmers had taken the advice of
the. Post last spring and could novt
send to market so:ne ton? of thi
usl'u1 commodity, it would be ex
yet In many cases even these gener
ous donors still have a surplus great
er than they or their heirs can ever
use.
What is wealth? A few, hundreds
of - thousand. can supply every hu
man desire for comfort and luxury.
Then why devote life, heart and
soul to the accumulation of fortune)
which will never be put to any prac
tical ue? Is such a course in anyway
different to that pursued by the mis
er whoe chief occupation and dear
est pleasure lies In counting his
hoard?
, Frederic Harrison.a fewyears ago.
called attention to the public servl
ces of the rich men of Athens in its
gbldt ri days, by providing games
and feasts, rearing temples, baths
and ncqueducts. and furnishing to
its people social, literary and aes
thetic enjovment, thm crowning
their city with the light of an undy
inglory. It is ha id that municip
alities seldom succeed in a move
ment of. public opinion. To be ef
fectual the work must bo undertaken
and earned on by private individu
als. Let-the. unemployed rich, who
have clear heads to plan, unite with
the unemployed poor, who have
willing hands to execute, and what
a perfect combination we shall have
for rearing enduring ( works of be
nevolence. :Union Signal.
Chestnut Bill News,
V
B. F. LOSS, JH.f KILLED.,
Will Shives has opened a barber
shop on Chestuut Hill, -r
Frank Ward, Jr., who lias been
attending Whitsett Institute is at
home for a few days. -
Another car load of machinery
has arrived at the Salisbury cotton
mill. The last car t being from
the Kitson's machine works.
: - -rf -
The fourth quarterly conference
of the Main Street M. E. church
will be held tonight. K full atten
dance of th official roard is de
sired. - " - - -
' G. S. Surratt and family have
returned from Pool jwhere . they
had been to attend the funeral ;of
the late John Buchanan, who was.
Mrs. Surratt's father. '
. The Ladies' Aid Society of Main
street M. E. Church will ,pve a
pie party tomorrow night at the
residence of J. V. Barringerl They
will serve ' oysters in t h e best sty 1 e.
Let everybody come out and ; help
tliem. ; '
ilLDEBMAH'SMEETIMS.
Residences to be KcciSered Free Mall
Delivery being Anticipated No Hogs
Water . Guage Sewsjage Bonds.
At the regular meeting last
night Sewerage &qnds to the
amount of $25,000 wero ordered
to be placed upon tho market.
Ordinances passe4 their first
readings, as follows: ; v
!. In anticipation of free deliv
ery of mails the residences ofthe
city are ordered to be numbered
J 2. That no hog-pens shall be al
lowed in the city limits.-
These are wise measures. There
no . doubt that" there is the re
is
A Th&usarid Tongues
quisile population iiVthe city, and
the City Piithefs are .acting judic
ioualy so ns to bo prepared for it
wden tli iroa conies
" The other uieasures.ia of grea
importance forrairitary reasons.
There - is a. water guage tn the
City Hall so that the pressure can
be. ascertained at any time.
Hr.'M'd Mrs- B. L- Maanej.
Mr. and Mr3. R. L. Mauney,
whose marriage at the bride's
home in Reidsville recently, we
chronicled last week, took an ex
tensive bridal trip, from which
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard
st.,Philadelphia, Pa.,when she found
. . . w r t-v; -
tnai uv. jving's riew uiwoyery iur returned est'erdav arrivine
Con&mnpiion had completely cured )ULJ reuimeu yesieruay, arriving
which i'r
Attention Odd Fellows.
The team of the initiatory degree
of Cordon Lodge No. OS. I. O. O. F.
aro requested to bo precent this
evening at 7: 80, in their hall for
the purposo of degree work.
II . Con ex,
Captain Initiatory degree.
Ti Philadelphia.
We learn that Mr. J.'D. Enniss
and family will movo to Philadel
phia in a few weeks,, where Mr.
; Enniss has accepted a position.
Dnters of Libert.
There will be a meeting of the
Daughters of Liberty at their hall,
over the Davis fc iloy Bank, to-
Tiieht at 7:80 o'clock sharp. All
are requested to bo present.
Go to Jackson's market for ni(
meats.
Go to Wrights Furniture Store for
Bice 2wmas pref enU.
D. W. Snider has a good horse for
Bale. Can be seen at James' stable.
tra umonpy in
which would prove very ( comfort
ajle. , Wo do not advise anyone to
quit everything else next year and
go into broom corn, but a few
aeresi in addition to other crop
will l'iolpeyen up returns certainly.
Raleigh Post.
A Change Is Demanded.
A deplorable'stato of affairs is
thus referred tc by the Durham
Sun: . , j
"Tho la3t tertn of Wake County
Siiiperior Court, which adjourned
Saturday, granted divorces to elev
en couples. If it keeps up at the
pace se- by Wako and Durham
counties, North Carolina will soon
have an unenviable reputation
equal to that of the divorce grant
ing States of the West. The ten
dency of the times in this direc
tion is to be deplored. '
Unquestionably a change, both
in the laws concerning divorce,
and the methods of trill should
be had, and the pulpit
and the press should unite, in a
demand for this purpose. The
Legislature at its next sitting
should revise the laws on this im
portant matter? and we cannot but
believe it will do so. Raleigh
Post. 'J ' ' ;
her of a hacking counh
many years had made life a burden.
All other remedies and doctors
could give her no help, but she -ays
f the Royal Cure "it soon remov
ed the pain in my 'chest and I can
now sleep soundly, something thai
I can sacely remember doing, before.
I feel like sounding its -' praises
thrnticrhmit tho Universe." So will
their pockets everv one who tries Dr. King's New
Discovery tor any irouoie oi me
Throat, Chest, or Lungs. Prices 5oc
and U.OOo- Trial bottles free at Theo:
F. Khittz & Co.'s Drug Store; every
bottle guaranteed.
in the city last night," accompani
ed by Miss Helen Braten and
others, they have gone down to
Mr.. Mauney 's today near . Gold
Hill where they will have a large
dining- They will return -tomor-
Ueets Dsatk la i Terrftle Accident At
- UaiTErslty Statioa.
The body of this young gentle
man accompanied by a consider
able number of University stu
dents, was brought in this morn
ing on the Southern, on its way tor
Statesville for interment. The
casket was decoratedwith beautiful
flowers. The sadness of the coun
tenances of his fellow pupils speak
volumes of the highest esteem in
which he was held. -
His sorrowing father; who was
in Raleigh at the time, ' came up
to Chapel Hill, as soon as he
-
could, after hearing the sad news,
and his. broken hearted mother
were along this morning. - These
parents and all of, the , afflicted
amily have the sympathies of all
in their earthly irreparable loss.
May He who does not let a spar
row fall to the ground-without His
notice comfort them, v .
We coiy from the' Raleigh Post
he following account of the, ter
rible accident: :
A gentleman who saw the acci
dent gave us the following descrip-
ion: . '-. ... -
"For thirty minutes' said my
informant, "young Long lay un
der the box car with: his arm
wound around between'' the brake
rod and axle of the; car, and begged
that if he could not be gotten out
his friends would kill him at once
and get him out of his terrible ag-
onv. .ie. was conscious an the
time aud never saw such terrible
suffering.
The accident happened this
r v !'
way: Mr. Long was on nis way
to see his father, Mr. B F. Long,
Sr.', who is' attending the Supreme
Court, and was setting in the wait
ing r:om. At that time the Chap
el Hill train was standing on a sid
ing in frcut of the depot, with a
box car in front 'of the engine,
loading some freight. When the
east-bound train blew Mr. Long
started to the track to be ready to
get aooard, and at the same time i
the conductor on the Chapel Hill i
train instructed his men to move
out of the way. Just as Mr. Long
stepped on the track the box car
struck him and he was knocked to
the ground He had not seen the
Chapel Hill train until it struck
him. He was knocked down and
his left arm became entangled, be
tween, the brake rod and axle, and
he was dragged a' short ' distance.
The train was stopped and for 80
minutes ' the " railroad men and
friends worked to get him out, and
finally the car had to be jacked up
before he could be released."
As soon as he was extricated
from beneath the car ne was
jr : : n
Our ; Washington letter
brings intelligence of the de
tails of the plot against the
Republic, which the Presi
dent and bis companions are
bringing to a bead. .
It is simply tbe confirma
tion of what the Observer
has beeri dinning into its
readers' ears for these many
moons. Ah, what a terrible
thing war is! Not death and
wounds, and the unspeak
able hardships of active cam
paigning; nor eveuthe blight
of widowhood and fatherless
ness; no.; the grinding op-
pression oi war-oegouen
taxes, nor widespread pover
ty- far worse than these.
which are but the multipli
cation of evils common to hu
manity, is thip putting out of
the lam p of liberty., .
That is what this war
means, m nat is wnat tne war
of 1861 meant Think of the
unprecedented and - still un
equalled progress in all that
lifts the human race- and
makes men happy which the
American' people had
achieved before that terrible
event, and then behold in
contrast the gradual abstrac
tion oi the spirit and the re
ality of independence which
the forces feet in motion by it
and accelerated by the pres
ent war, , have accomplished!
There was a time when alt
tbe world, outside of the
starred and spangled courts,
looked to America for light
in the path of liberty. . The
French revolution, and the
later revolutions of 48 that
swept through the Qontinen
tal countries, were. stimulated
if they were not inspired by
our example. : The wonder
ful progress town it tU rtkpre-
eentative
the coming "session of ConV
gres3 will witness tho begin
ning of the struggle which is
destined finally to change our"
form of ' government at the
end of it, there is but, one
alternative: it will? be a cen
tralized em pi ro, or i t will be
a reformed confederacy, gov
erned nationaUy by a single
legislative chamber with an .
executive cabinet subject to
It- ' r : ; " ; r -...
Forewarned is forearmed.
Let the people be informed
of the conspiracy 1 against
their liberties which tho anti
Bryan forces are engaged in.
Fayetteville Observer.
. Spencer Department.
D. ,C. Eagle is convalesce nt
Mrs. W. P dampen is on 1 lie
sick list. - ,
Miss Mamio Bullock is 'on the
sick list. . 5 - .
The M. E. church will have..
their.weekly cheir practice at Mrs.
W. W. Lowerys tonight. '
Arthur Howard, who has been
working in Norfolk, has accepted a
position in the shops. He ' moved
iiis family to Spencer yesterda"'
. ' r" ' V.'-:' ? 5 ' J
Dr. J. S. Bryan, drnggir
just received auother lotcc
and i now prepared? to cc
with tho "bot drug stores in
country. . - .' ;
r A very pleasant Vsocial" was
given nt Mrs. Albright's last even-!
ing. iMusic was rendered by som
of Spencer's talent edyoung If'''
and waaenjoyed by all. . t '
Miss Ednk rWaU, . or'
Spencer 's most populary
lu'dies', liad tbe misfortury
from her wheel, : She C
row to tne city, M'liere mey win
residev Their many friends give hmnfrbt hrft on thA Ohanftl Hill
. - . 0 - --r
them a hearty welcome
Another Cariosity.
I Mr. John Wl Glover has an ajl
manac in his possession which is
quite a cariosity. It was printed
in Salisbury in April, 1798, in the
German language, and doubtless,
contains many interesting items
relative to the city in those days
also many things 'about other
towns and hamlets. When we
find a competent translator we
may give some of ..those items to
our readers. We return thanks to
Mr. Glover for. -the information
about' his clock,and for the inspec
tion of this interesting piece of
typography. We hope others will
give us any such other items of useful
interest.
' A FrishtfBl Blander ir-
Will often causea horrible Burn.
Sea!d. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, the best in the world,
wiil kill the pain aul promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sore.-.
Ulcers, Boils, - Felons, Corns, " all
Skin Eruptions Bast Pile -cure on
earth. Only 25 cents a box. ' Cuxa,
guaranteed. Sold by .Theo. F.
Kluttz&Uo. Druggist, f- ' ,
Atteatioa Rifles!
The Rowan! rifles will assemble
at tho armory to-night., at 8
oclock. A fuil attendance is
looked for. ' i
Louis Lichtexstein,
Captain.
Those McKinley. satellites at
Waphi)gton who are indulging in
li-av t dk about forcing Hanna
frm l.h U a-b rvhip of the republi
can party s em to be unconscious
ofllieir political 'im potency. The
Warwick of t!ie prent administra
tion, -upon .-Whom Jthc prii!le-;it has
leaned so ivng, is not to be ahunted
ut of power by a mere push. The
Ohio Senator as an administration
axturo h:s become tremendously
if not , ornamental . The
statellitei ought to consult Ur. Mc
Kinley before beginning the forcing
out process. Philadelphia Ledger,
Dem. '.
t rain, whieh runs as a special, and
was carried to the Watts Hospital.
Dr.Haden, of Morehead City, who
had been on a visits to frieyds io
Chapel Hill, was with Mr. Long
from the tinie ot the accident, and
did ull in his power to relieve his
sufferings. . ' '" ; ; -' -.;"
His uncle, Dr. George W. Long,
of Graham,- arrived here on the
2: 24 o'clock train this afternoon,
Hhd Mr; B. F.'Long, Sr., his fath
er came up from Raleigh on' the
4 : 43 o'clock train this afternoon.
several slight injuries wluy-v..
arc glad to learn were not soricWa.
' Dr.' J. W. Carlton, udentist, is
building c-uite a reputation among;
. ' s-u I tliH railroad men on his excellent
govern iiuj t, wliicn . ... . , ...
has characterizeci the potili- rk IIe ig a Very, pupular
cal life of all the old . vorid j v,.it! ,mmand a competent den-'
naiious m me ceiiun y nuv tisti li.ivin;; taken' first prize, a
closing, has been largely duel.id nv-dal, on "gold filling" at
tp it we might ftl::ust ?iy, '
entirely due to it. ArV. we ;
at last to presctt sto -tluih
I a i ' ri-j t.
v iiiivciBiiy ui iixaryiauu iruiu
w inch Jin graduated last March.
Ad
to sue
Cartridges Recelui '
Several thousand ball cartridges
have been received by Captain
Iiouis Lichtenstein, for tho Rowan
rifles. No blank cartridges were !
(
Wanted A position as salesman
in some mercantile establishment.
HaveBeveral years experience In
this capacity. Any one desiring
such aid. should see me before eecu-
ring same. Address me in care
.h. T n f T I . ..nT?
Butt'.- wonderful paintings of the
Bible will exhibit Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week.' Don't
fail to see m bin tent. - Admission
10 cents. .
All iKrk sausage at Jackson's. Try
them.
We are not too busy to write an
ad, but pimply too. lazy, but we have
plenty of .-every ftylish Hair Cuts
still on hand. Call and get one at
tbe Eclipse, r'-.t ' -
House eob bext.
Negro Instantly Kii!ei.
Gastonia, Nov. 16 There was
exciting times in King,s Mountain
Saturday night. About 9:30 o'clock
Jim Fe well shot and instantly killed
Sam Moore Uoth were colored. The
two men hxd hid a quarrel previous
to thi and they met In Mr. G.forth's
meat market and another quarrel
ensued. Moore wenthqiuo to get
his pistol and return to tho market.
Fewell hid behind the door and
wlien Moore came in he shot him
in the back of the head aud he , died
instantly. Fewell made his escape.
The town anihasities phoned to
Shelby for blood hooifds and the
police. After chasing him across
the mountain and back, he gave up
to the officers of the law,: getting in
? only a few hindred yards ahead of
tho dogs. He is now in Shelby jail.
. Great cloak sale beins today.
New department tore juat received
4 Mirr .1 .a. - . t t ?
-The six room f cioans ano ; cape lor jbuio-,
hnnw in P.t HjifaSnrv- nTt Ko. misses atio cniiuren wnicu we onei
vWtisinff is the kv ei owing to the lack of same nt Ten gallom of Norfolk' , bcrfoys-1 " r. ikumpm .Quality consideredVi AH
Kfess. We have keVs the State .recnal." 1 ! 'i"k,oa 3 nuirket for featur- Apply to Mr. Thomson at &iuceotmlBaUcl
. ' I : t
r..rmp rvai- for half ever offerea - in Salbbury.
........ , --w'. . .. ........ .
ierea. ah iuii up 10
of manufacturers trck.
Geo. Fvstk.
another face? Who that Is
acquainted with ; European
politics does not know that
the Tories of England and
their congeners of every oth.
er of the nations, are beside
themselves with joy over the
apparent failure of republi
cans institutions which our
Philippine polcy is" demon
strating. .
Our careful correspondent
at the Federal capital tells us
that it is true that the Adr
ministration cabal has act
ually come to close quarters
with its proj ect of dragooning
Congress into aaopting a
course from which it wii be
difficult, if not impossible, to
recede. That is always the
method ' of tyrants. They
play for a situation which ap
peals to the patriotism of the
people, and war ia the first
step towards producing it.
Cleveland and McKinley rep
resent the same element
Their present apparent diver
gence on-the subject of ' im-
perial ism does not alter' the
fact. It was the hope of war,
.with all the centralizing ..re
sults which that entails
which influenced Cleveland
to fling that foolish challenge
to England in the Venezuela
matter, arid later to bottle up
the peace-preserving bellig
erency resolutions of Con
gress in the Cuban matter;
and it is the centralized pow
er which, actual r war has
placed in .McKinley's hands
which the latter is seeking to
perpetuate. . '
As we said six months ago,
. t
li)reazo Marques, Delagoa
Bay, Nov. 16. A local news
paper reports that Ladyemlth
was subjected to a very heavy
bonbardraent all day Tues
day, and that at midnight all
the cannon on the hilia sur
rounding the tr)wn opened
fire simultaneously, pouring
shells from all points 6 the
compass. Several .buildings
took fire, and could be Been
f rom Bulawayd hilL ; " -i
London, Nov, 16. -In Rus
sia the leonid displays caused ,
a panic in many places. It
was believed that the end ot '
the world had come. Many
churches were open all night
long and hundred of thous
ands spent three " nights vlj
the open air, fearing earth
quakes and a general ; cata- ;
clysm. ""..
London, Nov. 16. The
Times, of Natal, publishes a
telegram from Lorenzo Mar
quez,' saying that General
Joubert, commander-in-chief
of the Boer forces, was killed
in action on Thursday, Nov
ember Uth. v
Norfolk selected oste at Jack
wm' market daily. t
U It next at the EcHpHe.1 Once
you call you c.me again. ,
The biggest bareaina are to be'
found at it. J. IlolmeV closing out
sale. Everything gold strictly at
cat. , . , "
Go to Geo. Wright for nice X mas
present he . hx the nicest lot of
Itockintf Cliairs and other pre wati
that has ever beca In SalUbury.
A u'orklng'rMn llre to secjre a
riHuu with a firepbeo or stove in It,
and aho board, with a private fam
ily. Reference If require!; - Artdrcsr
Kobliw, tare The Daily lud .
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