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. a. su KMjaiix, Mm aa rnnium
Ore Tir i
Ynrw taonika . i
Om Hooik . .
iin
it
- niuuwi aJicnujr.
A4vrtttn rates ana ke ha4 at Um
It . a. a. av .
rM. Thuikn Waaolatieaa of F.e-
ev- aa almllar arUalae ar (ku4
at tke rale ot k Hill M una oaaa aa
Kniem aa Me oat alas mall matter
ArU J. Ill at tbe pooie ai vn
eord. K C, aaaor U act at kterea I
at mi fka My an ny nan tka UUmrm.
Ona Montk
nil Moathe
lwalre Meath ,
oaVM H. i
Cnty akMte.
Concord, X. a October!; 1111.
" Concord has been asking th Sonth
' ru for tn passenger station and
the need will not be questioned by
anyone wbo hu Men the Coneord sta
tion but the leanest ra nnh(pdad.
Itaally patience teased to be a virtue
and toe Coneord aldermen dureelpd
that attorney take np th matter
' With tbe Corporation Commission on
lest the Southern got busy within 30
' days? and an ordinance was also
- pa xl requiring all passenger trains
to stop in Coneord ( last trains don't
stop there). Then the Southern be
gan to sit np and take notke and Gen
eral Superintendent Foracne, of the
: Southern, visited Coneord and assur
ed the officials and citizens that a
new station would be built, one that
"will t a credit to the municipal
ity," and that plans will be made
right away. The Southern will build
- the station now that it has to.
Statesville Landmark.
We reproduce the above for the
purpose of correcting the impression
created by the Landmark in the words,
"fast trains do not stop there." All
of the fast trains of the Southern,
including Nos. 29 and 30, 37, 33, 43,
31 and 32 have been stopping at Con
eord, under certain conditions, but
the people of Concord thought the
city was one of sufficient importance
as to demand the stopping of all
trains here, especially as the city was
the only one on the Southern lines
of the sue at which all trains do not
stop. Their demands were granted
and hereafter all trains will stop to
- receive or discharge passengers to
and from regular stops.
' ". Concord is putting fortyfforts to
secure the Raleigh and Charlotte Bail
'roed, having addressed E. C. Duncan,
,4who is under negotiations for tbe
charter of company, Mr. Duncan's
purchase will be closed early in Oc
s. tober, if arrangements are carried
- out, or else be will forfeit the earnest
' money which he placed down. Proe-
pects. for the .building of this road
appear to be bright, and it is to prove
one of the most eonspicinous links in
tjthe State's development. Albemarle
4 Enterprise.
t What this eity should do is to go
after this road with Business in the
;? eye. We need it and we can get it
if we make the proper effort.
in:.
Month's- Cotton Decline Smallest in
Ten Yean.
2 New York, Sept 29.--The eondi
tion of cotton on an average date of
September 22, as ascertained from the
V replies of 1$00 special correspondents
i of tbe Journal of Commerce and Conv
S mercial Bulletin, is 70 & per cent
r" .ninflt 1X H nw naVif a ittnnfk aon at
a decline of IB-points -for the pe
riod under review. A year ago at
1 this time the condition was 65.7 per
w cant or 5JL points below this month;
in 1900 it was 6&5 per cent; in 1908
it was 711 per cent; in 1907 it was
66.5 per cent, and fox. the ten-year
average it was 61.7 per cent, while
the average deterioration for the ten-
year period is 6.2 points; ,
-'After the record decline of a month
ago of 14J points, the loss is 13
points this month is, as might have
been expected, a moderate one, being
the smallest in the past ten years.
Texas is eonspieuoua aa being the on
ly state showing an advance, gaining
fcZ points. ir,".v -.-....-
: All other states lost from I to Hear
ty 8 points, the principal ones being
Alabama, 64 points; Mississippi, 7 2
points; Arkansas, 12 points, and Ten
nessee, 7. 6 points. Tbe chief factor
In deterioration was the wide preval
eaee of insects, chiefly worms which
.stripped the plant or leaves, causing
rapid opening and largely destroying
the prospects or a top crop.
Weekly Report of tbe Coneord Public
Library.
Ko books taken out by adults. 112
No. books taken out by children 76
' Total
No.: books out 'today,.
.( 188
... 188
AO. books presented
ir. v .jj.j
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MRS. J. D.
LENTZ,
Librariaa.
Foley Kidney Pills
TTl'l reach your individual ease if
"i have any form of kidney and
Uer trouble or urinary irregular-
itast a two weiks.
Already 7 AntomoVUit Save Ea
v tare In tUiddea Ten. ,
Sew York, Sept 29. More than 70
aiitoobils ealhusiasta will gather
here two weeks beaee for tbe start of
th 1811 Gliddea tow of the Assart
on AateasobUt Asnooistina from Kew
York te Atlanta and Jaeksoovilla
Though tbe entry hats are aot oAdal
rjr cloned until Oeteber 1, more Uaa
79 Basses have bean reivd ap to
tonight, including those of Got. Hoke
Smith, of Georgia, and Mayor C. 8.
Winn, of Atlanta. Other eouteatants
eome from Jaekaoorilla, Ha.; Indian
apolis, Iad.1 Atlanta and other Geor
gia cities Detroit, Mien.; Waltham,
hi asa, and New York eity. A late en
try is om by tbe Winston-Salem, N.
C, board of trade.
One the night of October 14 tbe
contestant will be nests of tbe Auto-
mobile club of America, at a smoker
and entertainment in this eity. They
will, start the next day on a L300
mile trip to Jacksonville, where they
are scheduled to reach on October
26.
It ft Possible That Myrtle Hawkins
is Still AltvsT
Asbevill Citisen.
A theory which has been advanced
in regard to the Myrtle Hawkins mys
tery at Henderson ville by many peo
ple of this eity who hare watched the
ease closely, is that the young lady
alive today and that tbe body which
was found in Lake Osceola on which
were found her clothes and jewels had
been placed there by some one other
than a "murderer." Many reasons
are advanced for this belief among
them bainir that sfvrtla never wore
the cloak in which the body supposed
to be hers was found and that it was
Another is the one expressed by
local physician to the effect that the
body would not be so decomposed
to be unrecognizable in tbe space
three days, as the body which is
to be bars was. It is believed by
gentleman who expressed this opin
ion yesterday that the body vuieh
was found in the lake on whinn was
round her clothes and jewe, was
an exhumed one which had bX-n plac
ed there for a "blind." he body
was identified only by im clothing
and jewelry, it will be retailed.
Foley! Honey and Tar Compound
6 till retainj its high place as the
best houseLold remedy for all coughs
and colds, either for children, or grown
persons. Prevents serious results
from a cold. Take only the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar Comopund,
and refuse substitutes. For sale by
IS. L. Marsh, druggist
After a deliberation of 30 minutes,
tbe jury in the ease of Julia Sims,
colored, eharged with the attempted
burning of the store of Mr. J. W.
Padgett, of Charlotte, decided that
the defendant was guilty of tbe count,
She was sentenced by Judge Adams
to a term of two years, to be served in
the state penitentiary.
Before You Beach tka Limit
of physical endurance and while your
condition is stul curable, take Foley
Kidney Pills. Their quick action and
positive resuIU will delight yon. D or
backache, nervousness, rheumatism,
and all aidney, bladder and urinary
troubles. For sale by M. L. Marsh,
druggist '
' - .
Former Secretary B. A. Bellinger,
who threatened legal action against
Oifford Pinehot in tbe beat of the
Alaska coal land controversy, and
whose friends, he says, : have b en
urging him to sue the former nation-
lorester upon the latter s arrival
at Seattle from Alaska, announced
Friday that he bad decided not to
make a legal attack. r--''--: w--
Ws Dr. Woods Hutchinson, considered one of the i
Dr. Woods Hutchinson, considered one of the
most brilliant writers on modern therapeutics, t
says "richness and freshness
Richhecsand
' and vigor of circulation. A good
complexKJO exphatically comes from
: wiuun; only imitations and
: ones at that can be painted, plas
tered or rubbed on from without
To look well you must be wett." If
you want the clean, dear complex.
Ion glowing with tha crlmaon of
pure bkx4 the bright sparkling aye
. and the happy expression that
comes from vigorous healthy blood,
Get Yocr ror.;y
, ' JV alcohol or ether
towtasTOXi. '
The health of this aooimuuty is
very goud. No aickneaS te report
tVkuf eoitoa M the daily work.
. We are (lad to have with' as
araia, MeaaTa. Murphy and Harry
wagoner. These two brothers peat
tix stasias ia eoaeol ia Philadelphia.
The latter brother will orate ia b pea
ear and the other in Newton. ' - '
Mns Kate Kmtti baa retaraea to
Charlotte. - ,
Mr. O. A. Fiaber has a smile on his
face now. It is a rui .
Mr. Lather Petrea bas a new dub.
washer at his boose. 'A
There will be eemmanioa service at
Lowerstone and Harvest Botae also
next Sanday.
We are sorry te bear that Jar. Dave
Fiaber baa decided to leave the fans.
Mr. Fisher was married 18 months
ago, and his wife wants to live in
town. Mr. Fisher's brother, Bufna,
will eome home to live with bis fath
er and mother. Mr. Fisher is a sin
gle fellow and will probably catch a
bird in the future. Mr. Fisher haaiPrinee of Wales on the occasion of
been in public business for the past
6ve years, saw-milling, wheat thresh
ing and eorn shredling, and brick
making, and has many friends.
Mr. Bikle K-nehardt bas put up
oats and theyare looking fine.
Mr. James Jxlutti has been running
two teams the past few days, prepar
ing land for wheat and oats. Mr.
Klutti is k fine young fellow. This
is what vf need, more young men on
the farm who don't go to' town for
good lime.
SCHOOL BOY.
Stanly County News.
All
marie Enterprise.
'he annual district meeting of the
oman's Foreign Missionary Society
the Salisbury district M. K. church,
uth, will be held in Central church,
Albemarle, October 5 and 6. A full
delegation is expected.
The Monroe hnquirer tells or the
death of Boy Blakeney, a colored boy
of 8, who beard that gasoline would
burn, and to prove it he saturated
his clothes with gasoline and applied
a match. The boy lived in agony for
two or three hours.
Tbe city electrical department will
enforce payment of bills due for elec-
tnoity used, charging la per cent
additional when not paid in ten days.
Patrons are given till October 25 to
meet all bills without the additional
charge.
At the evening service bunday at
the Lutheran church. Pastor McCul-
lough preached his farewell sermon.
The several churches of this place
held no services at that hour, in hon
or of the occasion, and the beautiful
Lutheran church was so crewded in
its capacity that is proved nothing
short ol am ovation te Mr. McCul-
lough.
Miss Annie Tucker, of Granite
Quarry, who is a sister of our towns
man Rev. P. W. Tucker, was a pas
senger on Southern Railway train No.
11, which was wrecked in the sub
urbs of Atlanta on Friday, in which
two cnginemen were killed and pas
sengers injured. Miss Tucker was on
her wsy to Atlanta where she bas a
position as milliner. Tbe report says
that she sustained injuries to ber chin
and teeth.
. Foley's Kidney Bemedy (Liquid)
Is a great medicine of proven value
for both acute and chronic kidney and
bladder ailments. It is especially
recommended to elderly people for its
wonderful tome and reconstructive
qualities, and the permanent relief
and comfort it gives them. For sale
by M. L. Marah, druggist !
Tbe convocation of Charlotte Arch
deaconry is to be held in Salisbury on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 3, 4, and 5. Tbe Rev. W. IL
Ball will represent Coneord parish.
Perfect Skin
of color are -
Purify of Blood
I
i
ask four draiorist about Milam. A I
:' blood purifier and reconstructive ,
" tonic standing alone and without
. competition. If you suspect any;
other preparation of being in its '
' dass we ask that you read the :
labels. Tbe pure food law protects
ooly those who rend the labels.
' No blood remedy ahoukl contain :
' slcohor e false stimulant and urict
: 'acid producer. ? .v , v ;; ,v -
Cack 17 not Denefltad
iavmut or halil forming
THIS 13 MY CtTH BIST ED AY.
October t
" Sir Jasvea WhiUey. '
' Sir Jaates Whitaey, oreauar of Oa-
Oat, October 2, 1543. end received
ha) eeweatioo in tbe pahlie oebeole of
Cornwall. He waa admitted to the I
bar ia m and tea years later made fadepeedable -ad safebowel rag
hla debet ia puliUea aa aa ukaawas .U4 -. .j u
ful eandidste for tbe Ontario kgk
latnre. Two years later be waa elect
ed to tbe legislator and since that
time he has bee regularly returned
at each feeeral election. He waa eboa.
on leader of tbe Opposition in lSiW.
In 1905, upon tbe defeat of tbe Ross
government be was called apoa to
form a government and assumed tbe
office of attorney general ia addition
to that of prime minister. Subse
quently he reCnqqjsbcd the office of
attorney general and assumed tbe
presidency of tbe executive council.
Sir James, upon whom the honor of
knighthood was conferred by tbe
the Quebec Tereentary celebration in
1908, -has received honorary degrees
from several of tbe leading universi
ties of Canada.
HOW'S TEST
We eSar On HanAraa Dollars Re
ward tor anr eaaa of Catarrh that eaa-
aot bo euree fcy Hall'e Catarrh Cure,
r. J. CHKNET CO, T.IIMO, (X
Wa tha nderattaao. have known I.
Chenev lor tha laat lk veara. ana
believe hlrn pert ectly honorable in all
boalBaes transactions, and fliuuwla)l4r
able to carry oat any abllsmtlona Sanaa
by hla Arm.
waliUini amnin at makviii,
Wholesale Draairlita. Toledo, O.
Rail's Catarrh Cora la taken later-
nnlly, actios; etreetly open the blood
and moeoae surfaces of tha ontaai.
Testimonial sent free. Prlea, Tie. par
bottle. Bold by all Droswlsta
Tnke Hall's family Pllla for consti
pation.
A WEL'JOME CHAJTCB TO
THOSE WHO 8TJFFEB.
Coming to Coneord, North Carolina,
on Wednesday, October 4th, to Stay
at Hotel et Cloud.
DR. FRANCIS S. PACKARD,
OF 0EEE5SB0R0. IT. a
Ocnsalailoa and Examination Conn
dtnttaL Invited and FREE,
v One Day Only.
fna a Um axyato
To see all of hla regular FsHsals and snch
new Cases, as may wish to siosalt him.
Dr.Pncknrdenjoysaststewide reputaUon,
among the profceaioa and the fmhlic ol
North Carolina, where tot more than tS
yoarsbe has dneeted his smln lima to the
Stady.Trnlnninl and Care of Cbiunlu
Tkmm., Umm 1uJ
........ .
ihinnan anffama MiT.Wnnin asnl Chit
droau The Paiiaaca he bas reatorad to
Health aftar tbey had fivea ap aU bop
jf naang varea are naanbarod by the
b)He ia a kind, evnerous.
democratic gentleman to meet, of high T lnTK1;e"u f "etoring and pre
acbolarlT attainments, and dignified per- eervbw the hair. No one yoong ee old,
eooality. Coupled with a Brotherly Inter. J" aj4- '' weak, thla or
est, in all who seen his eavice, fie does
not take a Patient for Treatment anient
he can foresee a Car of the Cue. a The
1 niiaililils fulms nf til auk.
and one that appaale to the rtfintf aick
is the fart of Ills tbnrgss bains is
within the reach of oven the very Door.
At no time do tbe charges amount to
more than KM month or about tLjO
a week.) He gives hi own Plrdidnea,
and there are no extra Charges. It takes
mm never more than from lour to nU
Months to Care a Case under Treatment
All Cases, even, those who have been
riven np sa Incnrnbl or Hapileia, have
beam Cared and seatored to nnifmt
haaitb by this Brilliant Fhyelrlan and the
wonUrral akstbod he owoWi, - j
-If yon want to meet him and have htm
examine yon, go to sea him, and talk the
matter over with him. It will cost yon
thing If be does not vat yon under
irmiat If be (ska your case, ft will
scot yon a vny saul toast with f
Remember the Oate Wednesday,
Oct 4th, and com early. , . " .. ;
Wood's Fdl j
Seed Catslcne :
1 just Utued tella wKat cropa
yoa can pot in to make tna .
4 quickest grazing, or hay, to
1 help out the short feed crop,,,
Also tell about both
j - 1 Veist&Ue on'tf
. 'FArm ;iSeeds ;',
') that can ho planted in tha fall ;
; to advantase and profit
Irery Fanner, Earket C rower
and Gardener should have a
' copy oi thia catalog. ' , ;
v ; It Is th best and most corn
plete fall seed catalog issued.
Mailed free. Vfnl for it '
KO XULSCS TCZ IZ7Z1
A Sutemeat of TicU by s
: Strong Cuaraatee.
'We gaamtee oomplat rUf to CI
la every
vimr, ttil v, Vii ,
,-- f,
suf ply tbe
...n ti-i. m . u -f
re estshliih aature'a fuoetiooa ia a
quiet, easy way. Tbey do not cause1
any ineonvonienee, griping or Moses,
They are so plesssnt to take and work
so easily that tbey amy bo taken by
anyone at nay time. Tbey thorough
ly tone ap the whole system to heal
thy activity. i
Rexall Orderlies are nnsurpssoaU
and ideal for tbe nee of sail Jren, old
folks aad deli onto pareoL. We can-!
not too highly teoosnmead thesa to
all sufferers from any form of con
stipation aad its attendant evils.
Three sises, lOe 25. and 60. Re
member, yon can obtain Bexall Rome
dies only in this ooaom unity at onr
latore The Bexall Store. Gibson Drug
Store.' ' 4.
Common Oolda Km Be Taken Seri-
-. veajsly
' For unless cured they sap the vit
ality and lower the vital resistance to
more serious in - infection. -. Protect
vour children and yourself by the
prompt us of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound aad note the quick aad de
cisive rafalta. For coughs, colds,
whooping, bronchitis and affections of
tbe throat chest and lungs it an
ever ready aad valuable remedy. ' For
sale by M. LMarah, druggist
11
Es would be a hearUsw father la-
deed, who did not alay baby's anflar.
lug as did Mr. IS. H Bogaa of Enter
prise, Kin. Es says:
'My baby was troubled wit break-
tag out something like bs van-year
ttcb. ' We used ill ordinary romsdles.
but nothing seemed to do any good
until I tried ETJBT'S CUBE and in a
few days all symptoms -disappeared
and now baby It enjoying the beat of
health.". Frloe 60c per box. :
Manufactured and Ouaranteed V A.
B. Bicnorda Medicin Company,
. , r Sherman, Texaa.
SOU) BT OTBSOK. DBTJQ STOBE,
OOHOOBD, a. C
WW
. HEALTHY IIAIR
Use Wyeth'sSage and Sulphur.
;'f A Harmless Remedy That :
Makes the Hair Grow.
. n ami pur Kin oDserve se manv
1 with thin and faded hair and then
"!e.U,at bf
S'fJ' b,T . hy need ol I hair
wwni out w wmpta -anaa
f 01 svandmotiien, comMMH with
hmuui w uj uvuu m
i1" " -oroold but as Wreth'.
, ttd Bulphur Hair Bemedy. - On
" - poaaibla to have
' healthr, aicorooe hair, of perfect eetor,
I appuoaaons Of this rmar
BTBi i rns ana Baipnnr nsn Bern
ery quickly removes dandruff, leaves the
scalp chan and healthy, promotes the
growth of the hair and restores tbe nat
ural color of the hair which bas
faded or grsy. , It Is a dean, wholesome
dreaming, which may be need at any time
aad with perfect eafetr. Don't nectect
your hair. Start today- with- Wrath's
Bare aad Sulphur."
This preparation ; Is offend . to tbe
public at fifty cents a bottle, and Is
recommended and sold by aU draffUta.
, Spedal Agentf, -
GrB80W DBUO' BTOBS.
NaaVitinlaienllKs
bwl reaio.y tor Kkrania.
tixa, nonuca, Laaisuaea,
Stiff lointa ar i Moxtaa,.
Sore Throat, (all, Btralnv
8nmla Cola, Bralae
Colic, Craoia, Hrunlfla,
Tootlmcha, ana all Krm,,
Bona aad ktuacla Aekei
iwd Patna TMgwaiui
h Noah'e Ark on iw
ntrtir end k k
co, tot kaa tXO Ua oa
trout ol peekato and
' KkVi Unaaait araayi
it urn aik. Hmti e'
I --sv
hnkatlnaa, Larr krttlaJ
'A craita, and eold i t all
do at era lamadlcla
GianaaMd or nT r.
fuodfd by Nnah hmrt
. 110.00 BEWAED. ,
A reward, bf $10.00 wil be paid
for information to oonvict tbe party
or parties who removed tha lanterns
from the newer ditches near tbe Can
non Hills Saturday and Sunday
nights. There is an ordinance againut
such off eneee. -
' J. UBOUEK, ,
25-Ct Chief of Police.
GP avw, a ej Sk
Im b a
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'And it La't Etrptd
: public csccunt2r:i3 hsxz f-JUTCd ti3 ccst
iho FiL J ; jr Ccr.L Cc.-n.Tiri -.x
' ; These suxoisitanta pay no tttisntiaa to the
old-fashioned superstition of f even raccey"
prices. ' Ail tney care aoout is an at
curat, closflt3ns price.
The chief thing that Redesners
care about is to -put just as much
' lVaue just as touch Style and
Comfort nd Wear as they r
xaxk ntjuueze into each shoe. f
' The thing
eare about
ah6ns nsmsly.
value m a
flfllug prise-
you're ant
to lad la
Kegala. . ,
f. fcT
Leading tClptKiera and
;Furriichers.
Concord, ; No2ihCar6!ina.
You Ought :to
: Alalia Up Your ,
Mind Right Now : !
, . " - - - '
What yon ar going to km ia your brae this ran and Win. r
ter, and taen yon ought to om right along this way and look
over toil stock of ours, Ar yon going to entertain your -ffenda
in the aam obi cnairs, at ta aamt old Ublsa, anA an
. thr saaie old . rugst Way aot bay tbinga fmh and nw '
Keeln't buy all at onco-get 4 pieor now and a piee a' lltti
Utar, If yon ray bars, tbe first pisca wffl be u good tbtf la
pise. .5. - ,
.HEW GOODS ABBIYDW EVEBT DAT. Let ns fuxnlab 0
yon with your rOBITlTDBS SEEDS.
Just remvd--A lot of Beautiful Hall and Lac Oartaiui -Als
Brasa Beds and On Enadxad Bocktra,
Otyrboaa-0.
Pmtlaj BM&a
Tcru.i!3 - Vcx .
and be convlttccd that yon iT
tha ZZZT at a Low Prioa j '
Dove.Cc3i Co;:
- Tlcmm 1 ni 421. , f
-ll.aaaJli.il
t mm now la Mnrr- PnUdlug, ovr
th Cettof-r-ui fvin
- lra 21 Oe
a.1 yl l.t.l
CAc oyer ' ITmli'a ! T:x Ctora
over ITirtVn .' Trzg
work about th;z3 csw
Ths prba ia ctrrtd
ca un'Jl cLirtcrcd
awsi 'J ,
In
atone.
, BTgbt 7bonea-159 and 326
, - SETS
vfannknaninn ,f f ,
WHITE BEB3IUDA, .
WlilTB rSAL, " - " ,
WEJTE EILVO E3EI, t V' ,
;-':ii3ir9wA3nrEss. ' .
ALSO, LETTUC'lSTAID AT3
CAE3AGSKT3.
I.
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! The Athletics and th Gianta will
play for tb ebampionship of th
great National Oame, but you play
daily in the strenuous game of Life,
and should yon slide and tear your
pants send them to the expert Clean
ers and Pressors of The Cly Tree- :
Club, who are the Mathewsona a. 1
Bender of their trade
' D. B. F0WKLE3, Proprietor.
TelepboEi Co. VX
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D" J'Sa LAFl'iLi.ai ll
lr-lira llrr." t . T -r, Koaa
an.1 'i in -.'-t .( " i
j, -a it t 4. h trr.i i- Wnam
No. 14 ovr i wKiirua k v u .rt.
Ouioo kuura; I to 11 a. a, au t to t
. For sale by M. L. alarsh, drug-
Taaa iAnn , rac
iWitlwuJU WWf
. Sceicxcn, tUtaoa 3, Ta. -
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lw h
Im ft mint I'U .
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