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HIW BERN, CRAY EM lOUKTY, R. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 190(1. - StlO U SECTION.
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WORKS BlDli
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE.
RALEIGH.
NO CHANGE IN STRIKE.
TRAIN kOBBEK KILLH.
Alleged To Hire Been Discovered Against
Tbe. President.
SenitorUI Primary Tends T. Weak- flWri-, t0 Jonrna,
ei State CumpalCH j Cwto, Omo, Oct S An alleged
' plot to aasaaslnale President McKloley
ha been discovered.
Cel At Snhll.ru hUm. A Nebl
Hlft. Ki-r.ulluu At Sultilert
Hmi. IWslery Mill Oat
nil Decrease la
Jtortgares
Special 10 J ..ii niM.1.
lUi.kiuH, Octaber. 4
Hecn.im) IVarssll of Ibe Democratic
Slala C.miililee says 1 b at while Juxt
now Ihu Heimlorlal contest l attracting
far mora aiinntton ilmu tbu National
campaign, no fur aa Nulh Carolina ta
concerned, yei lie thinks It will anna be
Tbe plot was conrocled In Chicago.
News nf It reuc Ik il ( snloii today In an
alarming dupalch from tbc Secret Service
. men.
I Three nien weru reported lo be on the
I way lo Canton to aasasfciuale the Presi
dent. They will be mealed u soon as
tbey arrive. Two of the inn are said to
be Italians, Hie third man passing aa a
aoliller.
Hundreds of messages poured into
Canton anting If it was true Ibat ihc
President bad been murdered. IniUirlea
caran from all parts of I be country. The
Germans Whip Chinese.
Hhahohai, Oct. 2. The Qerman col
umn, consisting of 1,700 nin under Gen
eral von Iloepner, encountered a small
boier fore south of the Imperial Deer
1'ark yesterday and killed 40 of tbo Chi
ncac during a fight which followed.
Tlio Chinese were put to flight. Four
' Herman were wounded.
Chl-Hsln, a member of tbe Tsung li ,
Eamen, of notorious antl foreign ten
dencies and a patron of the boxers, baa
been captured in tbo Imperial City hy
the Japanese. Ill falc has not been de
termined upon.
iougni out, ami mat men tue puilic nlBCOVory o iu8 plot lot caused most
will return lo the main Issue. (extraordinary precautions to be taken
In the 8th and lh districts it is learned to llie preldeot.
from a member of the Slat Democratic, j m
Committee thai tbe o meenmsof oplul It
acou i ha parly Is tbat the hot Senato
rial la lojnrlug the National campaign;
the reason given being that the' ttroig
st arty workers there aro parting on
the Senatorial question and not working
for the Congressional candidate and for
Bryan as tbuy should lie doing anong
the doubtful voters. It Is also said I
that some of the strongest advocates
from these districts for tbe Senatorial
primaries are now most anilous for
postponement of It, abandonment of the
plan, or else xhandonment of It ao far
as thosu districts are concerned.
JuIImi S. Uarr bH, provided the cots
ami furniture for 60 persons in the new
hospllal at the Soldiers Home. In this
ho carries out bis offer made at the an
nual meeting ol the Stale Veterans As
sociation here In August. It 1b a very
noble gift. It makes the nine1! needed
hospital Immediately available.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will be represented by 57 delegates bi ro
next week, Tuuy will be given a incep
tion at the Sohllor'a Home.
Ht. Paul's African M. K. church here 1
nearly ready for occupancy. It was be
gun In 1884; has cost ahboo t:!0,000, of
which while people gave a large part;
seals 1800 people and is an imposing
building.
Tbe Willard hose factory here now
employs 12fi persona. lis output Is
5)00 d7.cu a day. It has replaced half
Us looms with those making line
goods.
The Seaboard Air Line la putting
down 16 miles of HO ll. rail South of
here, towards llamlel. It in building a
large .lepot and olUces at Hamlet.
The din ease iu ibe number of crop
liens and mortgages in this c only
this year Is about I fi, ihc wglst. r of
deds nays.
Tim Si-crnlary of Stale la shipping I lie
public and private acts of the Juno aes
inn of lire legislature 2,000 of the prl
Tale. 11,000 or tbo public.
Tbe next meeting of the corp.milon
cominlssloj is fixed for Thtiradav, " Id
ler IS.
During September the mean te era
tuie here was 7...S degrees, or 3 N ..Love
the xvcrag. . I lie highest ttfl, I,.uc-l52
hlufil x I.I Ineben, oi au Inch tJ. ihau
the average.
1300 Cars.
Wii.minoton, N. C. Oct. a. Cotton
continues to pour Into this port in un
precedented iuanilileii. The receipts
each day aro far In excess ol hat they
were last year. All tbc compresses are
woi king steadily, but they are making
only alight headw ay. There aro
thirteen hundred cart of cotton
railroad linos unloaded. 1 he glut of
cotton Interferes with receipts nf naval
stores, as many packnges of the latter
are stored away among the cotton in the
unloaded cars.
State Guard Matters. Railway Building
Small. Freight Rates to Come Up.
Special to Journal.
Rai.kioh, Oct. 3 Adjutant General
Royaler saya that all the $38,000 granted
from tbe general government for the
mililia of thla Stale his been drawn,
save a small sum for emergencies. Tbe
State guard has increased in strength
this year The legislature will be specially
memorialized to Increase the appropiia
liou for It, which iB now only $lrl,000 a '
year. The entire force Is clothed and
armed. Blankets and overcoats are not
now Issued, but are kept in the arsenal,
for use in case troops are called Into
service. There Is also lentage and camp
equipage In tbo arsenal, including neld
ovens, etc. This year's Inspections are
nearly completed.
The Information gathered at the cor
' poralion commission Is thai very Hu It-
railway building haa been done in this
Slate since June 1. Some grading
has been done, but extremely 'Utile
track-laying.
Tbe Issue of land grants by the Stale
does not fall of much. This year 227
have increased, and since January 1,
188.1, no less than 7,297. Prior to that
deed, dato numbers were not used.
The cotton picking was slopped yns-
torday by a drizzle of rain, which con
tinued today. It Is not the sort of rain
lo damage cotton.
A session of the corporation commis
sion was to have been held today, but Is
postponed until next week. At It the
question of lower freight rates will
l.e specially taken up. The cotton
splnnero' association will send a delegation.
Miners Celebrate Ibe Tie ap. PresUent
Sam's View of Sitaatlou. I
Special lo Journal '
Wil.aKnBAHK., I'a , October : The
miners gave a great lurch llyht parade
from village to vlllag lo relehraie the
complete lie-up of the Schuyklll CoulIi
collieries
Tbe collieries of the Philadelphia ai.d
Heading Coal aud lion Company oiler
leu per cent Increase iu wages
New York, October 2. Viee-i'rtV
dent Say re, of ihe Lehigh Valley Hail
road, said ttxlay legardlng the strikers'
refusal lo accept the 10 per cent In
crease In wages offered Ibeui liy some
, companies:
"I cannot lell whal our ueil step I 1
. be in case the striking miners definitely
' and absolutely reject our coucessiuua. It
is a contingency which we have not had
occasion lo discuss much as yel. This
much Is certain, however The companies
will wall so ue little lima before taking
any further steps and will give their foi
mer employes time lo thoroughly under
stand the situation.
"In dealing with smh men It dots nol
do to be In loo nun h of a hurry Many
of iheui are forek'nurs. Illiterate, and
apeak only foreign Imiguagts. Tbey can '
hardly be said lo be thoroughly respon
sible for whal they do. Tho Kjglish
speaking miners were never enthusiastic! building under the
for the strike. The union's action now
shows that, whatever his intention may
have been, betterment of llie miners'
wages was nol Mr .Mlli hell'B object."
Exciting Allcmpl To Hot a Train, ht jc
Mcssrnuer kcKls AnJ ln Ifcc
Srl In Jinir nni
t li. I'.n rKv l vs a 1 ' - ; 1
A iraiu was belli ur Im i ii iy
lrln ri)b'T Tin y i . i-.)t'!i.re.
tnd li i ruieu L" f mi i ut- I f i i ! i p,f i m i n
half a mile nurivl f it t i- iihiiim . -T
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blow i'n-n llif i-itfr. Imii express
nifHBt llgtT, UKUll'i) ('llttllrK KltVlr!, Mint
hi lit hi i t iintjH I lie im frti-nt: 1 i l ii ' 1 to
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kill Iht; oln-r ml l.cr Imii tin- hiiu r ll.-d. ;
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brought by freight lo ChiihiI lilufTB.
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AT THR LOWRST POSSIBLR I'RICIZS.
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Chinese Situation.
Special to Journal.
Wahiiinoton, Oct. 4. Tbe Chinese
city of Shan Hal Kwan has surrendered
ship. Throe British
FIVE TO ONE.
Cotton Picking.
Wahiiinoton, Oct. 2. The weather
itureau's weekly summary of or. p con
dition says:
Except where Interrupted by ra.ns In
portions of Arkansns, Oklahoma and
Missouri, cotton picking has progicssed
undor oxccpllonnlly favoralilc condl
Hons, and is unusually well advanced.
In the central and oastern portions of
the cotton bell and the bulk of tbo crop
will lie gathered by October 10th. Pick
ing la also progressing rapidly in Texas,
except in tbe lower Urazos bottoms In
undated by the ratna of the provlous
week, where the crop Ib almost a failure.
about . to u British battle
... . . ,
on the , regiments have been sent lo garrison
It.
The American and Russian command
ers have formally notified Field Marshal
Count von Waldersoe of tbe wlthdrawl
of the American and Russian soldiers,
respectfully. The United States marines
will proceed to Cavlto. Tho British
and Germans continue sending troops to
Pokln.
Washington. Oct. .1 Plans are undi r
consideration by which Ihe powers will
SCO Unit China carries out hor purpose of
punishing the guilty person?. Tbc sin
cerilv of China being accepted, It Is fell
to lie proper thai the punishment she in
Diets ahull be curried out in such a public
mannor, either with the knowlcdgo of
the foreign ministers or In their presence
that thero can le no question as lo tbe
completeness of the reparation. The
German Government desires that this
courso be pursued, and ihero appears to
be a ceneral disposition lo adopt some
such supervision of the punishment
Bryan Draws Crowds Aralnst Roosevelt
lo Tbat Ratio.
La Cmohsh, Win., October 2- This city
gave lion. William J Bryan a tremen
dous ovation tonlg'bt.
Mayor Anderson said that Ihe crowd
waa al least live to one In Bryan's favor
s compared wlih that which recently
greeted Governor Itooaevelt bare Kx
curslon trains were running In the city
all day, and tbe crowd numbered nol
leas than 20,000. -
Tbe principal speeches were made la
in Empire Kink, which, with Ihe streets
around It, waa pscked an hour before
Mi. Bryan arrived at 8:?0 p. m. Th
rink audience waa nearly all composed
of worklngmen. Meetings of shorter
duration were held In lb Opera House
and Geroiaala Halt, and both of the
places were llkewlae packed.
Mr. Bryan established tbe oratorical
ratio of it speeches to 1 day. He gav
no evidence of fatlgu al the close.
So I here Minnesota contributed more
big audiences to bear Ihe Democratic
Uader than any other Slat traversed by
bla this year With lb exception of a
few small place reached early In lb
aoralag every town and city vUlle4
lamed nut almost mass and In addU
tloa to Ik Is thousand! of farmer cam
tfom ' dUtanc. Mr. Bryan waa shot?,
el and respectful alUwtloa. At most
point tb Rural gift to hi a war aro
New Line to South.
I'll i i.A iiki.I'ii i a, October 2 Tho stoam
er Alleghany, of tbe Merchants and
Miners' Line, which left Baltimore a few
days ago for this port, sailed today for
Savannah, Ga., Ibe pioneer of the New
Phllailvlphla-Savannah Line.
(Jn Saturday the Berkshire, a slater
shin of tbe Alleghany, will also sail for
Savannah, and the; too, Is expected to
takeout a full cargo. Oilier vessels
will be lidded lo the licet us soon as the
business warrauls ll.
The establishment of this direct line
to tbe South Is the result of months of
agitation by tho Trade League and
other business organizations, and it
gives this port what ll never bad before.
Germany In China.
Special to Journal.
WashiNoton, Oct. B.-Gormany la re
ported rapidly pulling a large force Into
China. It I expected thai Germany
will engage In a campaign of revenge.
Italy la withdrawing ber marines from
Cuius
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McDMlEL
Whole:!?
ft Retail
CjJror,
'lline 91.
71 Hro.vl St.
Great Day in Indianapolis.
Indianai-oi.ih, Ind., Oct. 8. Great en
thuslasm mid large attendance marked
the convention of tho National Aasocla
tion of Democratic Clubs, which began
here today.
The program for the opening session
of the convention as ollicially announced
was changed Just prior to the hour of
meeting. President W. H. Hearst was
expected to be present and preside, but
telegraphed thai be was ill and unable
to attend. Tbo convention waB there
fore called to order by Senator James K.
Tones, chairman of the Democratic
Nallonlonal Committee. Mayor Taggart
was Introduced and made an addreaa of
welcome.
The parade was a big aucccss. From
Ihe buildings In the business portion
American (lags and streamers of bunting
were flung to the breeze. Prominent
among the docorallons portraits, framed
In eleclricl bulbs, of distinguished
leaders of the Democracy wore displayed
Thousand of persons lined the sidewalks.
Blood in Kentucky.
Special to Journal.
Lbxinoton, Ivy , October !!. -lilor
Benjamin of the lxlngton, Ivy ,
Standard" was shot in the bsek today
after a quarrel over the question of reg
istration.
Benjamin was Hie sllorney for Combs
charged wl"Vi being one of I lie acces
sories te the (iodic I murder.
Feelings of safety pervade the house
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. It Is infallible for
coughs, colds, croup and all throat and
lung troubles. It will prevent consump
tion. F. S. Duffy.
STILL APART,
Little Change In Ihe Strike. Miners Ex
pect Better Terms.
Special to Journal.
WiKKKHiiARHK, Pa., October 4. The
situation In tbo mining strike is un
changed today. Fourteen thousand
strikers have appealed lo President
Mitchell for supplies, Food is lieing dis
tributed at Pollsvllle.
The last of the Reading collieries
aavo one. is lied up. Coal is scarce and
shipments have nearly atopped.
It la believed that the companies are
about to change lhlr offers and make
Lmore liberal terms lo the strikers. The
report reaches this city that Ibe Dela
ware and Hudson Company, one of Ibe
lame producers, la now Irving lo make
arrangements for lower terms of trans
porlalion over the Hues of connecting
roads to tidewater.
President Mitchell expects that he
will have occasion lo issue a call for a
general conference of representatives of
the local unions, lo be held In Scrantnu
during the latter portion of this week
Delegates have been elected In some
mining districts, including Shenandoah
although the call ha nol yet been Is
sued. Aa matters now atand ll may not
be made for several daya.
Wilininetoni Jail Escape. !
V m.minotoN, N. C , October 8. The
keeper of the new Hanover county jail
discovered this morning that a good
sized Jail di livery lisd la-en effected
during the night. Four prisoners em-aped ; .
tliroim li a transom In one side of the
eaves, i onirary io ; jjMaa .
orders they were nol lo( ked up in their i TTnrVrurVV
cells. This left them free lo climb on lop
of one of the enes and gel up into the
jail loft. wt -JV. .v -t v .-ay J. -Jv v -N ;v - : 90
Tl, i,t t'.,i,- ,i,i,. bncklcil -5- 3' '5' --X" -r
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them together, end lo end, anil making i '.P
one end fast to a liui" hcioss Ihe transom,
easily descended to the ground. Two of I J
Iheesiaped prisoners wire committed
for larceny and one for highway robbery
The fourih, who whs in t,-r a lulling ol
fense, was taken soon afler lie escaped.
A nother surrendered himself late lhi
aflernoon.
HACKBURNS
CASH - SHOE - SALE
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Davis' Pharmacy lias e( lu-ive agency I
toi I lieo cigiiis
Bifrest Spin It World.
Qcaaac, October I - la lhpreacBf
Bir Wllfrlsal LaurWf aad a Ur( aamtwr
of lavlud a au tho eoraerstoiNt waa
Will Carry New York.
Hit UMosn, Vs., Oct 8. A largo crowd
assetnhlod tonight at tbo Reservoir Park
Casino, a mile from the city, lo hoar
David R. Hill or New York discus the
campaign Issue. In lb course of his
speech Mr. Hill said It was right that
Bryan waa ftlva Ihe Democratic nomi
nation, and held that In bla public career
for four year the nominee had not aald
a foolish Ihlog.
Mr. lllll aald tbat be brouht good
cheer from tbe Kmplr State; that tbe
people there war falling into line; tbat
th Democratic were working night and
day; that nothing nonorabl would 'be
lfl don la order to gain a Democrat
Victory, aaS that tb Democrats x peeled
to tarry Haw York But for Bryan.
iftf loag tratalngby practical ex
perience aad Mady from celebrated
1.14 today of tb aw Q.be brtdg " U ad "'""D"1
. .i. t T.i. u.m in of 1 fol compM.nl after
... Ik. I . Tkl. W.M.. .Ill im waniini
Uf.w.ipaa.w.lc.wlllUth.Wgge.i:" f ff uU1
la la world. It will aot 8,00,00(t aad
M U U OaUltod U 1904.
Weather Conditions.
Washington, Oct. 4. For North Cai
ollna, rain Friday, fresh northeast
winds.
Weather Conditions: A moderate de
preaaion of tbe barometer has moved In
lo the Gulf and I apparently aonlh of
Port Kail.
Cloudy and unsettled weather ha
spread Into the East Gulf State aad
shower are reported thla morning la
that section and Atlantic coast atate
Wilmington reported a rainfall of 1.68,
and Jacksonville 1.01 Inche during tb
paat U boar.
The temperatures bay been modarala
on the Atlantic coast, and ranged ) li
day from 68 to 90 ovr lb Interior val
ley aad Watt Ouli BlaU.
The condition Indlcal unsettled
weather for tbl section during lb nit
M boar with occloaai (bowar. Tl
wind will brnotly from aortbaaat aad
fresh.
THE MARKETS.
Celery lleadaclie Powders guaranteed
lo cure headache. Made unit aoin ai
Davla' Pharmacy.
Vaccination t blelds lit Ibuls' rinti-
macy.
Cream Cncoanut and tallies id McSor
ley's.
Theo" cigars on sale
Phaimaey.
only al Ihivis
Peanut HiTllle
Sorley's today.
and fiesh lalfy, si Me
Hi
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uurmg ine nexi jew a ays 'cut: arc y
offering a line of Ladies $1.50, $2.00 1
t and $2.50 Shoes for, listen, 99c permit
ft .
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S Take advantage of this golden op- )&
JjJ portunity and come. The Sale begins J
' this, Wednesday morning. yi
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Iivery, FhI Nnl'
JL Kxliniije Nlabh s,
ItUi-giea, Wagons. Iliirne-s. Wii'pa
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jai 'art whiola a sp ei It v.
y Will be open for Imsmcv
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The following quotations were rcceiv
ed hy J. E. Latham & Co, New Bern,
N. 0.
Naw Voiik, Oct. i.
Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close
Oct 10.20 10.88 10 20 10.31
Nov 10.01
Jan 00
Mch B BO
May m
Bricks, Bricks I
Anyone in need of Uriel. s, mil mi
1IOTT,
No. 84 Middle Street.
or K. K. IliHliop, near Col Ion
change.
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J. A. JONES,
It 1(0 A l STRKF.T. STEWART'S OI.lt STAN It,
STABLES.
1j.v'iv, IVMf.
Sal' aiil
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Whbat-
Dec
Con. Ga. .
So. H y Pfd.
Feil S. ...
Con. T
Leather . .
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10
10.08
9.98
7
9 97
High.
10.01
9.00
990
9.H9
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A- 1-.
Cotton receipts were 40,000 bale at all
port.
New Mara Callea Marhat.
Cotton sold In lb local market yester
day at 9.W) lo 10,. Hale wer 181 bale.
CASTOR I A
Iot IaiaU aal Chilitn.
til Iti TbiKjti A!i2pE::;M
to Mtlafaorlally Uyoa with gl
I wfll afehang laa tay Him within
om atoaia trsj. - I bv a full tint of
all opttcal good. Toflr, lc, J. O.
Baxter, Tat) Jtwator.
pTaatmr cf
I, i. BaiUf baa. tb flasxt Mat of
clothing tf la lha city to 1 U told al
oM prk. Call oa aim Uforsj buying.
Drsat good, FoiUrf Bbo, Domtf-
Hot, Notloa, to , at J. J. tr .
LOndoil M; Coil Order.
CmcAoo, Oct. I. NegotUtioa for th
sl of M)0,000 ton of America anal
kav practically ba oonplid belwM
Chicago Ira f Utamtaoat eoal ml
war aad operator and aa agaat of
!LondoabrokarBrmho la aow la
thUclty. TMporokulag part 14 wlU
wad taatr owa traatporU to carry th
oL , Tb !el I b11Td to marb tb
beginning of a ragular deataad by Drtllib
WaVVWf vr aBOirai WNi
Leaders All Be There.
Raw Toit, Octobtr 8 Tammaay'
program for IB Madlaoa Bqnara Uardea
seeling oa Oetobar ll ha beea completed.
Mr. Cocaraa will have plaea of aoaor
oa taa platform. Mr, Bryaa will ipaak
Int. Aftor-htm wlllooas AdlalaVBte
roatoo, tad tbe Mr. Cookraa. Tba oth
er ipoakara wfll ba WbUr Davla, Job
a tUaacblald tad William F. Mark ay,
of Baffalo. Kdward M. Bbphr4 wlU
arwldo, - ' '
A fur laatrlag taa OattUtt Mr., Bryaa
will tpoah at Madleoa aad Tw
ty-foartk Mraot, at Tammaay nn,wbr
Brtlag will U bold laslda aad oaulda
aad at Cooper Ualoa. At Madltoa B)ar
Osrdea oach proa Wao atr will ra
tal r taull Aatoriota flag.' ' '
Don't
Take Chances
IjiiiisI mill Finest Slock of
iHOEGLS cunLd MULES
Kver I'.. iiinl in New lcrn. Also 11 i 'oinplele Line of lluxciea, Waona,
llni in -su. Holes, Wliips. I nrl Wlni Is, Ht-.
.1. A. JdM;s,
Bread Street, Stewart's Old Staad
kv fC
I Jtist Received!
with ammun'tlen, aopplos for Quail
shooting. TVtlor iay home than ml
t good bag through defectTe ma eri 1
I tell tbe kind that never fall U do all
that Is f iperted of It Irtry Wlnrbr'er
Rmokalea Powder and Shells. Our sa-
ortmat of Single and Double I'am II
Oud I very Intercntlng, to are price
1411 Hat of Bicycle and Sundries.
WH.T.IlILTi,
lilt) MMdU fU . Mow llera. N. O.
Bagging and Ties
f Wtw4 road to twy U trad with
Oottoa Parglag aad Ttoa, Bag Cloth,
Hatty Sackf, Ac IMeta ait Right,
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