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VOL. XVIII -NO. 193.
NEW.. BtfiN N. C, SUN DAT MORNIKG, NOVEMBER II, 1900.
nine lEtNTH
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Absolutely iPte !
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HACKBURN. ,
Hiiik. TssJ.it Keeps our
our goods are always f ri
REASONABLE
I have a fresh supply of Francis
Prepared Buck
kwheat, Oil meal and Pelll John's Breakfast Food. I am i
a nice line of Canno.l 7T'iod, Canned Pumpkins, Plum t
carrying also a
Pudding, Sour Krout can or bulk,
I would be glad (o hive you call
Yours for Bus
J. R. PARKER,
'Phone 69.
We have removed our OHlce and Coal
Yards to
No. 10 Craven Nf ,
Opp. Collnn Exchange,
Where wn have a full supply of I In- llosi
I'anni) Ivania Anthracite, also the ' rlc
Siralel Tims f rn k Biluniln. in t oal
which ia t pectally adapted for household
cue In grele and furnaces aa wrll aa al
team purports.
Prices 5ame Last Year.
Orders Promptly and Person
alty nikd.
phone u
Hollister & Cox
AVe arc Reidy
li'I'iili tl I wor mar
MM y p.l I I a p c art
resale- . r or f e aspen .kr
ws aa ebb ta d IVVf-eg auk kly sad
Unraacl if . Uk- hmU ara fs-tl sfl
fc-y e-Uk.rs as feed or but. Keek k d'asr.
mm lief; sad lb H patriae ,ta it-r
StK'.
nrt)f ratrta r tar; rreaiwaUr.
1VM. T. IIII,fca
rWtW,CaM, AaHlM,Orpa ,
aaaoaK. -i rrlallag. JiabWr J
tt AW M-ddU !!., KaelVta.N.C
Arrtifal A Sbpcrinlecdcol
Cfi Ilrourl turret
COAL
COAL
7 A Varitillie Wu.
f ft fcn li t' la M i J'4 thrrm'i
k an j J'k it i'mm t"'
fca' k !l f"t ' S -1 Prt
I m'ii I' ' i '
ana mum.
Sloe m ivi-ii;, a or lii-ly
sb.
PRICES RULE."
5
M. Lcgells' 2. 8 i.tci fl lb puktge
et".. etc.
and examine my stork.
ncs,
JR., GROCER,
71 Broad Street
D. F. JARVIS,
63 POLLOCK SI REET.
HonnUri-cr'i IJnrs,r tarprli
and yiiling.
Lilral Ef jlr and Tolora in Dirts
Goods snd Pr is Ttltnming.
D. FARVIS.
L!!Book Store
' .Musical ,
Instruments J
aVM n)m4 Jm Tk; S a
Slioes
ail '
Cliillrais rjf
on. Taiir
Made
1 as4 rfK""".
G. fl. Cnr.ctt.
Project Between a Syndicate and
Immigration Department.
State Cotton Crop U Large. Apples
Awarded Sllrer Medal. To
Re district the State.
The Flower
- - Show.
Special to Journal.
Ralbigh, JJovember 10. Secretary T,
K. Bruner of the agricultural depart
ment states that the immigration depart
ment is in correspondence with a Mew
Yorkyndlcate looking to the reclama
tion and development on a large scale
of the flat lands between UoMsboro and
Wilmington.
The house for the imuionse new filter
ing plant of the water works here is
completed. It has been expected that
the new filters would be in operation
January 1st, but this is doubtful.
The cotton crop on (he State farms on
the Ho'auoke river 1b much larger than
expected. Not quite all is picked. Neil
week the penitentiary authorities will be
able to transfer convicts from the farms
to the railway work in Edgecombe,
Mooie and liobeson counties.
It Is expected that in the early spilng
the work of extending the Kalelgh and
Cape Fear railway Into Harnett county
will begin.
It id louud that Bryan's majority In
tills county was only 614.
Revenue Collector Duncan makes the
asscri ion that moonshiners are rapidly
ulng mU of that business as owing to
the general prosperity they get- other
work. Ab lie said this a deputy came in
and reported tbe capture of two moon--hiueis
stills in Johnston county last
night. Moonshiners don't want to work
and won't work.
The caei against fit prominent Dem,-
iicruts in Johnston county were nol
proved yesterday afternoon, by Assistant
United States district attorney, Osca
Speari-. ruts ends tne matter, i tie
charge was intimidation and assault.
l-be government made out no case.
The agricultural department had ad
v'ced from the Parts exposition that the
applei collected and shipped from Yan-
:ey county last September won two sil
ver medals, It is further slated that had
liiu large applet, the "Gloria Mundl,'
jeen packed in excelsior they would
liave won tbe gold medaL tbe bights
rk of merit was 10, and these .applet
ot I Si
lit lUv. L. 0. Partridge, D. D , Pro-
t -slant 1'plrcopel bishop of Kioto, Japan
will be here next wees and will preach
a' the Church of the Good Shepherd.
U is sermons and lectures hare aroused
lecp Interest in tbe far east wherever be
iocs.
rltalo Treasurer Worth says be will, l
be cau find anything to do hare, make
his ho:ni lu Halelgb; otherwise ha will
probably lire al lireoiboro. Ills term
of office cxplros about tbe middle ol
Unuary
It publicans here laugh at tbe rumoi
iliat Hcnster Butler may be made U. 8.
Dl.lria Attorney.
There will be held here Tuesday, the
annual chrysanthemum show. Qlof to
the I. ng drought these flowers are sol
up to lh ; usual mark No year has beea
t tryina; on tbem as this aoe.
Two mure divorces have been grantee:
nerc liili wetk, making 7 la all.
The new legislature will Dfl douW t
called im to redlstrlct Ibt Slate, aa It will
by tba new ceneos gala a coegreaeaea.
Il now Ki mstl at about 900 Deosoorati
ii this c inoty did out Vota for liryaa. ,
Th! football learn of the State Agrl
a iiiikI and Mwdianlcal Collrjt bare lo
de i lae.Hhe Uolvcrsltf of North Cat--il
n at ( liimlda and Monday will plat
Dasldsoe College. Tbos far tbe teaei has
plav 1 Hire games and loat alt.
Tbe Supreme Coart will dtvota a
e-k to the appeal docket Inns Hie Bib
llsf!ei. ,
The last estimate of M. Mtaajnas
rtlramnn. osjorlty la tba rsaalorlal
pr M.ary Is to.1'0. Drjea s s)itily I
said to sppn.slsaiie .W, with II eooa
lira yrt to be beard froea.
None eases of Ijpbold fef haw
it rain pd si Ibe Rtatt Morwtal sad Is
dust rial col lags for wosnaa et Osasas
b.iro, aad all alarm ss Is a poaalWe 4-
dtsiie has seUldad. : .
Maay people worry tcse ta be
tievo ihtf save baart diisaia. Tk
cbaacaa are test tWir kaart a re all
rgbl but Ikeir sUMsscas Sre kaabJe U
dlgaat food. Kodol Dyapepals Cars fll
grais what yps eat aad pfaveete tba for
mat km of ss which aiakas ths stomach
prosafalast the haerk It will tare
svarf fst of ladlgattle. F.k,lsff7
(aba Mi? N rrte.
Cpaclai to JoaroaJ.
'Itstasa, Cabe, JtoveaiW 10. t'qUa
p-diilclaes haltevs tket lb Stprtl
vlailcf sVerviaff Root to i'aba ait
vsk U fall of slt;a!Bac U lbs fatara
l tba Utaad Nmbs nlad Hat It
tnaaaa b graatlag of shtolata la-t
flints latlaulf.
1-CASTOniA
T'-f I '.r.' a ! (
I . a f
Great Storm Damage.
Special to Journal. ..
Maw Yobk, November . 10. Great
damage was caused by the big storm that
swept New York and the New England
coast. Many aliips are" now reported
ashore and many schooners sunk.
Three water spouts were recorded.
One was three hundred feet high and
rushed up Narragansett iiay, Tbe wind
blew" Ti miles an hour.
In the southern part of Connecticut a
Irain and thunder storm prevailed In tbe
early morning hours, dunging to hitler
cold byafteruoon. In the nuttli western
part of tbe State 11 Inches of snow has
covered the ground.
Peace in .Alamance.
Special to Journal. iSL,'l
RalbiUu, November 10. The si rlking
employes have moved out of t his tene
ments belonging to the cotton mill own
ers in Al tmance County without distur
bance. Ne'V operatives are moving in,.
Telegraphic News.
A typhon has swept, the barlor ol
Hong Kong. The ltritlh gunboat
"Sandlpipea" was sujk.
The ptesent Coniptrolcr of the Cur
rency will succeed (n,an J, Uuge in lh
Cabinet as Secictaty of the Treasury.
Henry Jordan, l!io mill enipl-iye wlm
was found vory low fr.nn uigiei-t hi
Bnrlloglou, M. C. died yeslord ly.
A lawyer, female d. tecilvo, und i.
professional witness and woman ac
complice were arrested in New York
yesterday, chargtd with conspiracy.
riiey oolilned forty ftuduient di
vorces, liel.ig paid for thir false work
An" American ullieinl, i pending hii-
honeymoo i in ljondou, his 1 ai hit
young bildu wh- mysleriouly disap
peared. A body found by the police lu
the mine is bullved to bu her. The
husband believer. Hit', alie li n el ipe.i
wilb a )ouii'r mat
Death of R. Q. Dun.
Special to Journal.
New Youk, Novemiier 10 Mr. U. O
Dun, head of the noted cuiumercia
agency of K O. Dun & Co., died t"-
.lay.
Voted for 21 Presidents.
Banooh, Nov. t. An Intorefting lnc:-
denl of therlecllon in Mulnolait Tues
Jay was tbe voting of a man 1(3 year1
f age. Tbla was Kben Lancaster ol
Uowdoinhain, who got up at sunrlsi
and droves x allien from his farm to the
village of Oovnloluban to caul a balhu
for MctCinley and Roosevelt. Mr I .mi
earner caat his first ballot for Jamft
Monroe in 1880, and be has voted at
every election since, so that bis vote
Tuesday was his Iwenly-lrst vote foi
President. He has always voted Rc
publican or Whig ticket.
Wheeler and Hobson.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 8. Genera
Joseph Wheeler and Lleetenant Rich-
mood P. Hobson were tbe fleets ol
honor of theclly of Birmingham and lh.
Alabama Slate Kalr I era today, an l
Jbooaaods of Alahamians gathered li
tjreet tbem.
Escorted by local mllalary tbe tmn
war borees were driven through the
principal streets of the city and out li
the Fair grounds, where a public rr
eepiloa was held In tlva women's bnlld
,0 L
Nsw Itcrn Fair Nov. is-17, KMX)
Manila on 15 Cents.
Qaaaxwiru, t'ona., Nov II at lea
read of lbs Philippines and tba elrac
lagas of gmwlag ap la a new terilinr..
I an bos. aged rlcvea aad latfleea ,rars,
ria aav from WktUnek sptlvsiaKi
at Mlltoa, Coan mhh the dtamlMatl"
of going to htaalla. Tar tsaapad fro
t b srhnol at algbt Tuesday, walked to
N .(walk, rode oa a frrigat to Cos Cob,
where tbry were thmwa rff walked lo
Qraaawlch. aad wars foe ad fa4 aalat
la s subia at I o'clock Tbararls'aiofa.
lag by Pollceiaia Fsltoa. Tba offlow
bad rsrwtvad a aotlAeatlo ofthetr Sa
ra pa aad ths boys did bo day their
Ideeillf. The had TSosau he that
Started oat froea school aad arretted
had a taarlaf Ufl. The ware aattsnrd
to ratera le scf ooC .
" leport e( Cet. Kcirtlir.
lprtsj W JoersaL "
Waaaiaevoa, NvaaK I0.-The aa
saal rsport of Oeaevai htslnhar, aoaj
sseadlag frre! la the rhlllppiss ts
laads, has haea aiaU pablle- The report
Is ip le Seplasaber let.
The rapvrt says thai Wet X aveasbat
AqalasUie sad his followers toUd U
dkseoaUaaetbewarhal that It was rs
aaasad sad still aoatlaaaa. The fillpl-
aos have IbS s'Jlltf Ui hide tbali sraM
aad aaiaiaaliloa vks a aMary aad
ftMmnt lo ha awafal tltlraa, hat Ibat
ib, bar ealy kpt la Ike at a tea
aMtilitM loaa, Oas ja t1 Aar
traa f"" AMipUl tl sutlr-a ?
ltf "'tj 4 -1 etatlnaa. 1 ha Aswsrt
rt.i tin lfl la k wimatt aa4
ri idtkJ m U,'mim axa, Ike fil'pl
a-- i mI i r -l
l S m-'lf f ff ika f'aMaat s'tn'l'
m -. ' . 1 -i t b l' ! ' , ; ' t, a I 1 ' a .
It.t'' ' ' n ' f !? r "' I t'-
WTr i t.' ;
BELLAIR NOTES.
Aitnaal Keeling of Missionary Society.
'Crops Under Cover. Sorghum
Kakini;. around Very
Dry.
N )Vt ml-er K:tb.
. The Beech Grove M:iou;iry fm:,;ety
will have its uunilul meeting on I lie 23rd
of November. .
We are expeuting a pleastiit and
protiutble d.ty, aud aa usual we will take
our dinners oal and i-poud Hie day. Dr.
Swindell has pitmiined lo In) with u?,
and his presence insures a trout on inlss-iou-',
as ho la lul.y up t - lidc on this im
portant dep trlmenl ol eimic i work.
We would be giad lo have with ub, as
lUiii.y representatives of the church on
the circuit aa cull possibly come, eaptc.
tally those who do not meet their mis.
siuifury uuua iu full, uii't ,e will try to
enow them how we nmel ours, besldtl
it will be a tieal to hear Dr. Swindell.
So pack up youi basket ai:d eoine spend
toe day Willi us.
Our New Bern fiienda arc ulaoco'-
uially invited to conic.
There nil! lie a adirt program begin-
uiug at IM'&H ti. in. nut tne aildress of Dr.
Swindeil will bu Ibe chief entertain
ueut.
The long warm Hli i al length
broken, a high we.-l -.viuil Init night
orought a chill on ihiu-i fiu iktu ice w&a
pljniiful, thougii tiH-re ii ,i from
.bout Uellair o.ui g u the wind,
ltisc ilm and steady, i -I I touigiit,
November Dili an 1 the U:h, wt'.l prot-
ably sauw ua ihu lirat kiiiing frost iu
this i-ectlcn
Crops except i pulal : arc generally
h lusid, aud these, arc O.-iu..- It trv.-sied B6
fast aa possl'il . I'iii, ::., is not gen
erally as go d -s i-l-li', li .iii t.'iere are.
a ievv ier) good patciies
orhem ook'ng is lib i it finialied lu
our vu iuliy, mi.i acie p au'eil o i Iftlh of
Ju.iutl.ti ttir.-ph..'i been grow.i on
l.ind, turned out 1 : J4 g-illons of good mo-la-sc.
There Ins len more than uitll
nav'e in onr vicinity thi fiill snd
sweet uin'' i j it .in ii ur..u d here
St now.
There is a case of benioriluglc fever
ii our viciiitv, Willrm ItlehardiOn
bill ll does not ceiu sevute as he la Im
proving, with this exception there does
nol seem to be any s-irious I'hiesi In o ir
mlilsl.
Willi such n wariii fail il seems very
inportant f ir health that il should be
dry, an I a'ter o ni-iny rainy ilnya Ilia
still dry and lh water Is lower In the
ground than fur many years past. The
t vo days rain lal Saturday and rtundaj
did nol cauao ihu water In' rise any In
the wells and ponds of our vlelnily.
I..
New bern Fair Nov. 12-17, IW.
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were roceiv
jd by J Latham & Co, New Bern,
S. O.
Naw Yolix, Not. 10
'JoTTOS; Ojen. High. Low. Clou
Nov 0 2t 0 2t ll it 9ti
Jan ... ... I) iO V 9 it) U.V1
Mrh 9?i ua:t till US
May B.'ii V ii :tl 2')
VmT IM'U. High. Low ( lo-i
lUc 74 ?'.t m,H ?Bi
uiid. (las I MS j
ao. K'y Pfd Ui, mit
Fad. 8 4, 1-j
Coo. T
leather II, lh;
A. H. ds W i l
Cotton recelpu were ill. XXI hale, ai a
porta.
IJrsl W'kl.
iwa". fl-JJ. W.ji imoi. h. Kit
'ra ;.tal Jvi Krh. .l. .N.r. f)w
M.
Cotloa la the lrcl aiirkct -.an-i
from HJ lo f lor In 's-l.
If yna bars surf mi tl.il-l in lln
agoay of crotp yoa ran riu b
grateful SsotUrra ay for Una Mlnnl.
CvoSh t'era which gives rl-f aa kmi
as II Is alialalslrrvd. It ijlrklr car
eosutht, ootds sed all d laog
troablea. t. P. Duff T.
Ness bet- Fslr Nov. 17. I0
oaey la Tdwhl Hicti,
Trh. .-Ths Teatoej
Owaar As4ath U hotls pp4 to
rhaaflag lbs coarse M the rap mas
east Aif est fradf fleck le Kaw
"There Is iM as fh wlad off eaadt
ti Mk as t have U ad Kewpott," aaU fte
retS'r Cdeanl M, Tlotsaaa,ef the Ma
taal Com 1 a r. lodsf. "The Sbaaglag
ef iheSdaraa Js for ths heeelt of a
faw f ah eeesrs wontJ Msa ibe Isms
of ai!l I s t.i Uls pof. Tea talllloe
lit ant tovar tks smoaat spa at darkast
aa l3'.asiWal yathl race tm h-Hsl aa
aamm'lsttnaa.ol msmilaUfts, ataaa.
kM4 mSali.ail.r, rirmMasa; dry
!, n'ls, aart'" ' t''- '
Thomas Lipttra ril Tn,mo le Us in
f jar sks M a s h-r Is 190."
That TtrorNrf, IkaJackt,
W- 4 nil. ' !y ts If te esl
t" Kl-i'' II 'a Ib'o.aas
ti t pf.iIM f'--.a
f !'.-. t ! ' '
Z j i . j - 1 s-4 ' '
B0 REMEDY EQUALS PERUNA,
SO THE WOMEN ALL SAY
M'sa Susan Wymar,
Miss Susan Wymar, teacher in thn
Richmond school, Chicago, 111., writes
the following letter to Dr. Hartmau re
garding Pe-ru-na. She says: "Only
those who have suffered as I havo, can
know what a blessing It is to be able to
una roller in Fe-ru-na. This has tioen
niy experience. A friend In ned is n
tiiund indeed, and every lxttle of l'e-ru-nal
ever bought proved a good friend
to me." susan Wymar.
Mrs. Marcaretha Daulipn. l?ia tjy-ik
Superior St., Racine City, Wis., writes;
I feel so well and cood and liRnnv nnw
that pon cannot describe it. Pe-ru-na is
overytiunir to me. J liavo taken Hoveral
bottles of Po-ru-na for femaiocoinolniiit.
I am in thechango of life and Urines mo
good." Pe-ru-na has no equal in all of
tho irregularities and omergencicH pe
culiar to women caused by pelvic,
catarrh, I
Address Dr. Hartman. ColumliiM. -
for a free book for women only.
5,000,000
C1BRA.GE PLANTS
must bo sold-Jersefs and Charleston
Wakefield variellei VERY LOW.
1,000 Barreh Nice 8mo th 8eed Irish
Potatoes, wrjte to W. P. BAl'GHAM,
Proprietor, Cottage Grove and Honey
t'od Truck Farms, Washington, N. C.
Reed Shoes.
I have just received 24 doicn pairs of
E. P. Heed and W. (). Douglass bIiocb In
all ftyles. No shoes male that are Irel
ter than Heed's and Dougln, every pair
guaranteed. Ri spcctfully,
.1 J. Baxticr.
I y Dec 1st J () Bailer will havo an
enormous assortment of the latest
dntlgna of Ladles Watches bought :t
Jobhlng prices und lo be sold al prices to
nirprl'ii you. I lako pleasure lu show
ing anil explaining them lo you.
Winter is Here !
Vc nr Kt'iitl.v.
Ar You ?
Our Slock of Winter (i i v.l is l ' .in -I te
Overcoats In Hhurt. Mr li im an I Kxira
l-eiirfl h. Kulla in all Sly ... I .ol.r
a ear to suit evciyonr incoilon, w..o'
and Fleece lined
Kid (Hove ' In With dress aud uud'f -s
stylea, silk lined an I plain
Special attention h lern pil'l i- mi'
line of While Itlri.. Men win lir-in
lo be well dressed at 111 do wed m lr u.
J.G.DUNN&C0.,
Tti llj-t -Jnt
I'uriiUlirrx,
:: PO L U K -1 F.KT.
AUCTION SALE
Of ITtM lMlllltNl
1'nli-sa olhi rwiar) dispoaial of be
fore ilali1 f stle, the 'oothrrn Ki
proas Oo. will aril at I tibllo Auction
in Nsw iVni, N. C, beginning at 10
a. m. on Wednceilaf, Dec. 8th, 1900
several baodreU nnc'aimed packars.
Trtnt 8pot "swh.
f parial Retora lagsgesseat of the
Meet hem Favorites.
HERALD SQUARE
OPERA CO. . .V-
25-AIITIHTH-33
Diva from Ktw yt Oiy,
Thrae lghs of t)ealCsaabisf,Cai.
aaeaels(
SIGHT ... IU V. I f.
'ri.v i r i x,
UP;!)., T-,,nv.
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t: iux-ii I?: ; tiiiimtitf4iiMiniiiiiiUjtt
1 FRESH
CRACKERS AND UNEEDA
BISCUITS.
Jka
, Ki,v lo1 Al'l,l,,s ''J' ' '!.!. or retail, Kivl, r.,r lo.ul Tlour,
" '"" Mni'kit I'r.f, Sniiili I No- limns, hrcakfti-t Strips tali
5 f,"'",:l !I'"IIS ''in'! l'nrrlisli fnr.-. Slmuldoi-.s
liu'-k w h.-;ii Ij .lh proj. t i-. ! ninl j.luiti.
. Kv"l"""l'l Apples and I',).,, I'nmes and
:t ii.tioins.
( o,lli,li ami Iri,h 1'ol.Uow,
Anythinc in (iroceries-You Want.
5 itisfattion' Guaranteed,
s
a
m
1 J. k ffiSJ
BltOAl) STiiKKT. STIlHAItT S Ol.ll STAND.
Kx'h:tiir,' . .
:!.-!
Ml$C, -:Si"
and 1"JLES
Kl''1' 111 " - -!- a Cimpl,.'. I.,,-.,; V.., Vagons
1 1 .11 in in k,.i , i.i,.., I ;l! v. i,., i-, i-:,, .
UiiijhI Slreel. S, n.n I s Old stand.
Cotton Storage.
i'ii -ji tl" Wai''lioiiM4' !
' ''" 'll:l I' : IN I i . I h ..; -,.,il ,,,-! ; n:,-Hl,l,. ml-
V.'.nr. - ,:... . . i, :,
a.-. .1 mil. i, f.., l,
' nlr. piiloli -lu
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VTVT fa a i iilori.f a--a . -
-NEXT TO ( Ol
Three Things
. I irsi, ( iiti.r ffl the Fair. Seou l, Hon our Kilnlut iiu'ltirtiig liubher
Tirr.1 Oiiv't,'"'. Third, We l- tlicre, dou'l fml to ki- tin,
lii-si-wrtf tilly.
ii. II. W1TKKH .V MIX,
l-haee I Hi. m;vt I1EBN, X. C.
Attention
Sportsmen !i
We call )er'etif-at1o to oar I. las
of Uadrd p balls S have Uses In Hawke.
la-sa, 8al--saohah4 sad Black fowd. t,
with pilose as (ow as taa he had any
where. 1e e'ee have S alee Un ef Reel
tag Coaia, Ufglas, t-hell tseita, Uaa
iSasa. ' A aV little tpnla Ride.
rVs It Skovt an hsaf aarVflfa, fo l 90,
lnallsg lasplnaeata, Uaanteaa, aad
S fall Um if Uardwsf-j at Uv Dewo
fig-trae. , ' ' j , .
Tm t'S'y,
j;c. Uhitty
OYSTER
Mackerel ami (',,n.(l Sjiots. '
ff f!f ra'.6S4-sale
73 SSr..;! Hi.
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