THE JOURNAL.
New Bsra, H. CWaa. 14, 1904.
LODGE DIRECTORY. ' -
rmavms Tinn NO. l KNIGHTS
07 HARXOXT. Meets ad ud atk
Wednesday Bights ta each month U
Bonn tree's Hilt Pollock street, at 3.80
oluk T? lull, rmaidant: -J.
H. Smith, 8eoyj a ft. Bi riAudft!
i Beereuiy. - , - - - - v..- --
- J Q Dana & C&r-'Bsakrupt tale. ' I
( ' Barfoot Bros Bargain sale. . . .
' - Simmoni & Hollowell SpciaL
Business .locals.
LOST Small book with prices oi
Bau-hers supplies tf-retaraedto Withers
Hervey, Under WU1 oe rewaraaa.
NOTICE The haH at the Plaaters ware
house Middle street: if not for rent; It
kaIh ainulv' In ass. Mrs- Anna a
4
Bryan. r "' ,r
WANTED furnished room with board
or without In desirable part or town,
, Address "J." care of Journal.
LUST A small tan leather satchel on
Hancock street near the comer of Broad
It contained children's clothing, a string
of black beads and a letter. Finder will
nlnua return the same to J M Hlpes'
tmra corner of Broad and Hancock
WANTED To rent house, near George
street, with bath room If possible. Ad
dress "B" care of Journal office.
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STEAM LAUNCH FOB BALE SPOT
OA8H will buy cheap. A new round
bottom Steamboat 80 ft by 6 ft. 7 horse
comnound enstne. speed 10 miles an
hour, draws too much water for sound
'"" for which built. Ed Taylor & Co, Wil
mlngton, NO.
BANANASJ120 cts. a dozen at McSor-
ley's.
THE Tery finest Oysters of the season at
- James B Dawson's, 103 Middle St, Phone
- 09. Berred In any style or to families
by measure.
UWJkNCU UUlun. fi-wuruoj .uw,
anaounces that until his new office build
Ningon Broad street Is completed, he
Will occupy offices on the first floor of
brick building, opposite the City Hall.
GUARANTEED Bugar Cured Hams at
15 cts lb at the Oaks Market
"WE GUARANTEE Wilkinson's match
less Mineral Water to cure dyspepsia
and stomach troubles, or money refund
ed. Darls' Pharmacy.
Guilford Lewis,
WALL PAPER
From the Cheapest to the Best A
nloe line kept
IN STOCK.
JSamplea send to your house.
At Dawson's 103 Middle Bt,
Phono 209.
SPECIAL
TO-DAY I
I have several II 60 Foun.
tain Pens which I will sell
to-day for $1 00.
; Ever j Pen Gorraoieed.
Owen Q. Dunn.
; PRINTER ft STATIONER,
- , , ' 71 CIATIX IT.
; v Pabt Milwaukee
.Beer, per box ot 2 doz.
bottlcs,$l,25 at Crown
Bottling Works.
W AKHOURCEKETU!
-v, . . . j . r it,.
Brick A TOa Mff . Co we have ssads ar
rsssssssaU with the Hysaaa Bspply Co.
to repneeat as la New Bsva aad vlcla
' . Ity. We rspeetrUy solicit year patroa
7 i OABOLINA BRICX CO.,'
. 1 1 ,u , Clastoa. R. C.
. Tas Brick ATDs) Mff. Oo the past
few weeka, kava -oat of brick, bat
ws have a fair stock oa head aad eaa fill
' order aroeuptly. ;
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fa at v, a
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tariM !1i '! tm4
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.APMDinE:
?H?T passing 'eyktis,.
The weather today will he colder. . :
There were , sales In the local cotton
market yesterday at 18 to 18J cents. ? :
The J E Benton stock of men's I ura-
Uhlng goods hs teen purchased by J G
Dunn A-Oo. v::-?---;VW:
TheVoly option of eottoa atNew
York which sold at 14. on Tuesday,
closed Wednesday at 13.80. The rest of
the market flucuated as wildly." . ' ; .
Cuarlea F DonaTthe Colored .banker.
of Klnston, who ; recent failed Tor a
large amount was discharged from tank
ruptcy yesterday by referee B w omaii-
Tonight' dunce will Lsgta promptly
at Mine thirty o'clock. tThe following
hare been asked to chaperone the coup
lea, Mr and Mrs Jno Dunn, Mr and Mrs
M M Marks. Mr and Mrs T G Hrman,
Mrs Delia Wbitford and Mrs Wladlejf.
The egg market has gone to encash
and the hen is no longer the whole
thing., la Norfolk the price of eggs
droDc.ec! from 40 to 33 cents per dosn
In a day and they will continue to de.
crease In price as tUe supply increases.
In the local uiark t the price which was
formerly ?3 cents has dropped to 18
cents.
Perhaps as Urge a quantity of tit
pork as was ever received in this city la
one day was toe quanwy wmuu w
hrnneht here vesterday. The markets
were supplied with bog meat enough to
furnish a good slzd army Wfth rations
foT many days. One meat dealer bought
6,000 pounds of pork, oihors bad from
10 to 20 or 25 hog In their stock fork
Is cheap now, selling as low as five cects
a pound.
Doctors as Politicians. '
The doctors are becoming adepts as'
politicians. As is well known, the
president trot appoint an Isthmian ca
nal commission to take charge of affairs
In the building- of the near canal across
Panama. To be appointed on this com
mission furnishes a remunerative and
honorable position,
The American Medical Association
was not slow to seize this opportunity
They wielded every power they had m
their possession by appointing a com
I mtttee to visit President Roosevelt In
Derson and try to extract from htm a
promise that some member of the Amerl
can Medical Association would be ap
pointed on tie commission.
This is politic with a vengeance. It
haa often been said that doctors are
poor financiers, but we believe that it
cannot be truthfully said that they are
poor politicians. They are wide awake
when It comes to securing places at the
publle crib. Medical Talk.
DaUfTihers of Confederacy Election.
The reenter annual election of the
New Bern Chapter of the Daughters of
the Confederacy was held yesterday, the
following being elected for the ensuing
year.
President, Mrs F8 Daft,
First Vice President, Mrs E H Clsy
poole.
Second Vice President, Mrs
S B
Street,
Recording Secretary, lles
Mary
Monk.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
R A
Damon,
Treasurer, Mrs U B Daffy.
Registrar, Mill Margaret Bryan.
Historian, Mrs Qso Henderson.
Leader of Children's Chapter,
Mil
Carrie A rendeli.
After the election a discussion fol
lowed regarding the obaertanoa of Jan.
uarr 19th, and It waa decided to cele
brate the day ss Lee end Jackson day
announcement of prdgram or exercises
will be made later. .
National Bank Election.
The eleoltoo of Bank officers aad offl
ctale of The Natloasl Beak of New Btrae
was held Tuesday Jaaaary lttk and was
s follows:
J A Bryan, Prea't.
J H Baektmrs, V. Pres.
O B Roberts, Oeahter.
J R B Carrawar, Teller.
Waller Daffy, Book-keeper.
M O Crowaoa, Oollaetor.
Heary E Oowall. Collector.
Dvld 8 WUlls, Stenographer. ':
Dlrectors-J A Bryaa, O 0 Bryaa,
B Roberta, L Barvey, Joba Das a, IT
Blsbop, J U Backbara. '
Mr Clifford J DeBraal died at aft
hose sear Pollockrvlila, , Wedaesdsy
Jaa 6ta, aisd n ftara.' Bis death was
the mult of pneumoala, Bewuwtd
If kaowa It Jrnee ooaatf aad a tery
highly sjeteeaaed yowaf sass aeoaete-
taat Christtaa sad aa active saembet of
the MsihodlUharch IT hi sarvlved
by a wife, twa seas, aa agd saother.
brother sad str.
Tie feansl aetvkve were ald There-
dayevralet st he Mrh'Mll t chaehla
PoOnckivlQe, la Ike f rar of eWvg
aaiahv of frVtida, . !0,
; OABTOT1XA,
r. A. Green,
TepreaWeg W JAv'tWk oat of
the tarrt b.lrt'e hoe la Kw
Vtnk Wirt be lifts OS tha Jft.Snftl
einath, earrylpf a fa!) line of all V'.n '
TH2. cculat:. s l: .a:iy.
t'omprehenslve, Useful ar.i Iaexpea
. ' . sire Institution
The New Bera Circulating library la
i Institution which, is as greatly," pat
ronised aa perhaps any other department
of social life In the clty f - . k..-
Ithas lncreaiei la papolarlty and
usefulness from the start which was
made two years ago aad is now a feature
that the olty could aot afford 40 lose. -
The lMoks oa the shelves comprise the
best modern- works, -the standard ao
thorbooks, the most aoenrate and In-
. ..... ' . 4 . ' -
leresung nistory, me atueat essays, ana
the leading poetical works, la short, all
that a dm class library jequlres. Books
of reference on any subject will b found
there) cyolopedlas, atlases aad dictions-.
ries of the most approved authors and
editors, - I V
TheEncyclopoedlaBrUtaulcs,' which
1 the best authority extent Is found coni
jpleta there. . .. '
The library la renewed every month
with the leading wdrks of. fiction of the
day. The library Is replenished from
time to time . with books' on' modern
mors! topics; new dUcoverlea physics,
art and science. , ."-M.
The price of membership is moderate
aad within the teach of all Who whh to
avail themselves pf the opportunity to
get good books. : One can always flag
the book he wants there. The price c f
a membership ticket Is two dollars. -
HAND CUT OFF.'
Elbridge Heath a Colored . Employee
at
Sullivan's Saw Mill Terribl .
t f Injured.
Elbridjo Heath, colored, met wth a
serious accident ..la 8 E Sullivan's
saw mill in James City yesterday after
noon. .
He was operating tho planer and his
left hand was caught in the cogs of the
machine breaking the bones of the
thumb, first and second fingers in a terrl
ble manner.
He was taken to Dr Rhem's office and
an effort was made to save a part of the
hand but it was found necessary to am
putate the hand at the wrist. .
The man was taken to his home In
James City and it Is believed that ho
will recover.
THEY COME AND GO.
Mr Arthur Morgan, sslosman
Armstrong and Cater is in the city.
for
Miss Lula Broadstreet went to Cove
yesterday for a day's visit.
Messrs N O Hughes, Dr R D V Jonei
sod Mayor EUls left yeaterdej for Seven
Springs for a few days hunting trip,
MrsB Sperling and daughter, Miss
Quests who have been visiting: the fam
lly of Mr M H Saltan have returned t
their home in Baltimore.
Capt B L Keeler arrived here yester
day from Portsmouth If 0, and will visit
relatives hero for a month. Ospt Keeler
reports a stormy winter oa the coast.
MlsS Lucy Odell, musle Instructor la
Harry North's school In MoreheadClty
Is the guest of friends ia the dty
Miss Ada Davis, of Mor.heedCity
Is the guest of Mf and Mrs J B Aran-
delL
Mrs X R Marxlaer la visiting relatives
aad friends la Xdenton.
Messrs J B Harvey aad R B Warren
ofVsAoaboro were la the city yester
day. .
Col A H Dennis of Bogus wss here
yesteedsy.
Mr J Manly Toecae of M ay i villa was
la the city Wednesday. .
Master Andrew Xeaett bae returned
from Cedar Point. '
Mr J H Lewis aad bride, aea Miss
Loaa Holtoa, of Oriental, were visitors
la New Beta yeetetday. .- r -
MIteae Mattle BpWfal of BalUiaore aad
Edith Oettlagar tf Klastoa are facets
ofXrs MM Marks"
KrOSErmieft tor New. York Oily
last a Igbt frosa waeaea' he Is to lake a
poeltloa of traveling saUtiaU for Jaaee
BUk m Co. Els urrbory .IH be Yir
glnls aad West Ylrglala. Ha atpecU to
be sway shout three Booths. -
Tie; Porno,:
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Tae am asssoer el . tm prsm for
the Raw Year opens with ': aa . esiiante
by Baary lllchflald Wart of las areeeat
eltaaUow U "Amtriea PolWee , (he
prlaelpal topic aoasldered belaj the oaa
dldatesaad laaaaaat aha Prealdeatlat
etoeUoa. A. Msartoe Lew follews with
a Slaflsr rertaw of Poreta Affalrt,
lacladiag Raasia's actloa la tks Far Zttt
tho Paaaasa revalalloa, and Mi Caasf
barlala's propagaada,' Tlsseea"
daati with by Ales sader D N?7a, .wke
dlaeaaaeetheooantetlag Ira4e eplalcaa
of tail esd West, aad draws the laaaoaa
of the recent eUrtUeg areata a Ike
stock sauket. Several aouhU aTrr
of the pae oaaner la "Applied Mae
re rrrtT4 s1 ttpwi) by .It a-f
Hairlana r3apie. Tue trratar r1
IIrbM W lJorwlli,e,LlteVi,r
UirumttMot)j' "Lie of 0 t
sioa," bet 'ke lif it tw
o'lna.le t-x Brij1 Tfi
vriuaonike pMei frn1!tl tn rfHe
Pri'sa la I eli4 (''. al Pm
A O T rtm'!a pe"At'a u.-' Th
I a two a1;i'"iiriisl rrr,"e hf C)
fi Lang oa "fbe r.lir'l'. Qot'o- k
til le rrtif rf t)r J M h'r i i r,
n'll ci Y'l frn f n i q I 1 In'
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LA? 3 CFTU3 SKY.
PUd$ pf tit B'ack Mountain Hotel Clob.
, A a Eastern Enterprise."" -The
well knowa house of Humphrey-
Gibson Company of Golds boro, Is organ
Izlng an enterprise that will be of es
pecial Interest to the people of this city,
so many of whom have spent pleasant
days at Black Mountain,-in Bancombe
coantf, 15 miles this side: of Asbe?lUe.
The plan upon which this company is
organize has some new and attractive
features. The Company or Club, will
own, control and operate the property
as a mountain resort hotel, probably all
the-y ear-round. The stockholders, how
ever, will have a special rate fo? them
selves and their immediate - families,
which will amount to a ten per cent dis
count. As the stockholder will be aV
moat entirely people from the towns of
Eastern Carolina who will be more or
less known to each other, this place will
become; primarily a mountain health
resort for the east."
Very many people of New , Bern are
already aequalntedwltk Black Monntaln
and !t delightful climate, and piobably
all have heard of the place. The prop
erty of the Black Mountain Hotel Club
consists i of 10 acres of , Jmpro,ied land,
with-orchards and vineyards - The
present hotel building will be enlarged
and Improved. The property is situated
one mile from BlacX, Mountain station,
mown as the Stevens place; ' and. com
mands an unsurpassed view of the taoun
tain ranges, the Cr aggies, the Blacks
and the Blue Ridge.: The hotel plazzat
will overlook 'fruit orchards Of 2.000
trees, the property of the company, bor
dering the banks of the SWannanoa riv
er;''' .
It Is proposed to nuke a specialty of
amusements and recreations, such at
bowling alleys, tennis courts, golf links,
tallyho and an orchestra.
A portion of the property will later
be divided Into cottage lots, which will
either be sold or divided among the
stockholders. The authorized capital
will be $25,000.
High Oass Entertainment.
The. Concert Company of the Ithaca
Conservatory of Music, New York State
gave a high class entertainment at the
opera house last nlht. The personnel
of the company -was Mrs Booth, Con
tralto, Miss Bennett, Violinist, Miss Jar-
vis, Soprsno, Miss Keeler, Resder.
The program was artistic and showed
to good advantage the individual merits
of those who took pert, each per
former receiving generous applause
there being an encore to each number on
the program, these encores being ofss
high a class as Were the regular program
numbers.
The Ithaca Concert Company dees
not render what could be called a popu
lar program, but the entertainment they
give Is one which commands the atten
tion and applause of those who enjoy so
evening's entertainment of a high olais
of vocal and Instrumental stlecilont,nd
readings of the same character.
DIED.
At his home No. 00 Griffith street, Mr
L R Mann, aged 4(1 years. The cause of
his death wss pneumonia.
The funeral services will be held at
the lata residence. Rev H 8 Bradihaw
will officiate.
CAUSES OF COLDS.
Ob th Mom Uimi f Tfcvm I
.Statu Tm Bfea.
The Invariable cause of colds comet
from within, not without No one takee
cold when In a vigorous state of health.
With pure blood courting through the
body, and there Is no good reason why
say on la ordinary health should have
a cold. It may come from Insufficient
eierciaa, breathing of foul air, want of
wholesome food eiceas f food, lack o(
bathing, etc tot alwsrs from some
viola Uoai of the plain laws of health.
- There can be no mora proline canst
of colds than highly seasoned foods as
well aa frequent eating. Tbeae give no
tine for- tho digestive organs to rest
nd locUa aa increased flow of the di-
giwtlve swpreiJoiiaV Thus larger quanta
tie of Bottrishroeot are absorbed than
ran be property ntlllAd, tod the mult
Is, aa, obstruction, commonly csfted a
"cold,", which is simply aa effort of the
ayateta to wzpel tba neckae ipslerlsl
Property opeaklng, it la self iblsoalng.
daw to aa incapability of the organism
to ferula ta aad ewnpeaaale for the dl
tnrbant .' - . .
' A cVflclent supply of pare air to the
fonts la not only a strong predhrpnalng
cauae of ooWa, but a proline enure of
touch gravfT coodltiona. Pure strand
aMrriaa are SMceeaary to prepare he
yia for the assimilation of autrt-
nxmt, tot wltboat ttam thrre ca be oo
vtanrvos bmlth. The oirrn cf the
Sir we bmtbe rfllaf the Sptlta
is well ss the nntrirseitt that Is built
tp In tle arnno.
TbS aafeat srd bret wsy to avoid
eoUla l to alop lo a room with the
wiiwlirwe M tum-m and to rrial out
pf Cnrtrt rtmj day. PO omt(T what
may be tlx weibr. for i( Uri twe
Ix.cra. pfftbty wdh ama kind of
eirrrtM. If p trmr tTisn ws'iklni. (me
stnrti4 r"t : t"n to ft al.it tl
fr-t are ot tt tU4 rtoiMnj ilmp.
PT.h tutf tpt l!h tl- f!..'!, Inn t(
thfxwgb 1a H'.n i! c.y tf t I n
71. r.y;-ij-i;t rar rf r,; la tl.
i hj rt in( cirri- r- -,iiJ n oer.
r, f-tV f,:,f,r ti-i.n t .t r'f.
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arm For Sale at a Barfain, Sonth
' port, N.C.
600 acres, mora or '.leaf, ti miles
North of South port. s . - i . , ,
80 acres cleared enclosed by new wire
fence 4 room cottage and kitchen in
good repair. ; Also cabin for tenant.
Land is dry clsy sub sott. Will gro w to
bscco, cotton, corn. About ) mile front
age oa Cape Fear rireraa extensive
view np and down the river. Fort Fisher
and ocean. Possession ; given at once.
Vot particular,, call at Journal office,
or K B btevena, Boutbport, N O, i W :
Pabst Milwaukee
Beer on ; Draught at
John Si Garrett's. --P-'"
Fresh Supply Just Received
AT
Davis' Tbarmacy,
PHOXE 56.
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THURSDAY MORNING at 9
O'clock.
OUR GREAT ANNUAL t
'Bargain Sate
of Embroideries,
Hamburg Edging and Inserting, Cambric,
Sltoiss and Nansook Match Sets. J
Values front 10c to 60c, j
TlnTMti O" f-Viia flalo An r 1 fin -ml
ISarfoot
Dry Goods ana
"pFonT 59 Pollock
mm
OF
Embroideries, Vai Laces,
Real Torcfion Laces,
Inbroidery EJga and
weight material. Prices:
i 3c to $1.50 per yard.
Floe ValEJget and loser inga, majjy' of Hum iq
Match Beta, but mosUj brok a lob, all . '
Priced Low." '
tint Fetectioa tf "ImiUUoc Trvcboo Icea' aod
IorUrniat --' -
3c the yard. .
Titcso aro all priced low to
closo tho Iot beforo utock taklnj?:.
An early
tore will
o
o
aNrrtr
' Notice of Sale, y
Pursuant to a Judgment tendered at
November term 1903,. of the Baperior
Court of Craven county in aa action aa
titled R B Nixon ts NanoAtoalo Fer
nandece, the aaderslgaed Commissioner
will eeU at Publlo auction at the Court
House door at 18 o'clock m, Moedsy the
18th day of Januaiy 1904, One Watch,
the property of said Fernandese to tails
fy said Judgment.
Terms of ea'e Cash.
This 7th day of January 1904.
W. M. Wa.TSON,C8 U
Commissioner.
T D 8.
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Beains
Brothers,
Womens' App&rel.
St., Opposite Episcopal Charcb.
Banasat Vh. cents a doaa
ley's..'" :-L
Torchon Laces.
InsertUgt la heavy and light
from ; "
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visit to our
pay you.
Big Sacrifice Sale of
I B 3i m
! Stock.
We Have Bought the Entire
STOCK OF J.
and will offer same
New York Cost,
SALE BEGIHS FRIDAY
Jan. 15, at 9 o'clock, at his old stand on
Middle Street.
See to morrow's
the special values.
c. G. 'Dunn & Co.,
U ..a tur jam, Q
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Tohn Dunn,
Gfocet
Beg to call the attention of
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
21 Every slfamer is brineine in tome delacacv to be added to 2t
Every slfamer is bringing
nifl srir.if .
A share of our trade is solicited. Your orders will re
ceive careful attention and PROMPT ATTENTION.
All orders small or large will be appreciated.
JOHN DUNN,
Groce
Pltoiie 74.
COAL! COAXT!
A large stock of the very best free burning
White Ash Hard Coal in all sizes.
Also the Lump Bituminous especially for
grates, and the very best steam.
Personal attention given to all orders at
HOLLISTER & COX COAL YARD,
Phone 34 Foot of Craven St
New Bern Cotton Oil
and Fertilizer Mills,
Manufacturers cf Cotton Seed Products
and High-grade Fertilizers,
KEW BERN, JT. C.
Will pay the Highest Cash Prices for Cot
ton Seed and Seed Cotton. Bags furnished
to seed shippers.
HAVE FOR SALE a Freah Supply of Cot
ton Seed Heal and hulls, which is the finest
Cattle Feed in the world.
We will exchange Meal for cotton seed.
fatlon ai III: Lock fhtaice FkJie
RiTeA.tae Hirer. It. 125.
N
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Any farmer desiring
to fence his land with1
the " American Field !
Fence can procure
the camo of mo for a
short while. .I;now
have- in stock two car
loads of Same. - r v
fjn4f Hotel Chattawka,
nv.w urzzn. 1. c
otice
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E. BENTON'S
for sale at actual
naner for some of
v-wwv,- X
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4S
It
the Housekeepers lo his Fine and
in tome ddacacy to be added to 21
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POLXOCK ST.
A Ooo4 Ttlag U ftara Aran4
la a ! dais aa Ua talW-arr'al!
If k's Vi CM pars kr4, V Clr.
rt Uilaf la bars a f.ttehf f t tr
lis, visa is ta fa an! )t t.
fata riirtng at atftt r4 (. a'a sM
4!CUna ss4 wtdoa soaa4 if
Uktaa,al4lit'tt."
J. F. Taylor,
J j 5 -! f ft; ! J j '. rf t .
tf dmail gHvl or trrnn',c')
sljowc'rf, will tk rf ?"S from t'l
trr-i V.
Toi s'ifiil-1 lie a1n ; cl i-'' rf
t , m f . e m V - r . E ' ' ' s 1 w T - ' j
Firo liiGuranco I
fi ft f U V,r m S"1 T""'; Cnm.
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