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DITOR AND PROPRIETOR
SUBSCRIPTION RATKSl
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AND CRAVITi COPNTT.
. Jfar Bern, a May 1911.
STAKDABb OIL DECISION' .
. ALL AEQUKD VICTOET, t
The Standard Oil CompanT of New
Jeraoy, the father b( the gigantic.truat
comprising tbirly-threa : allied corpora-
.tionf, and repreeenting an aggregate
solution, Ita basinesa must be restored
to the Subeidiary coneerna. That was
' the decision of tha United States t3a
'preme Court. " '"' '. '" .
- It was a verdict -that the ordin l
ary business man would consider
as adverse to this gigantic corpor
- ation and to all others, that oper
ate in "restrftint" of' trade. To
the average speculator it might
look like a verdiot hostile to Wall
Street But the Standard Oil Co.
shows no sign of being at all dis
turbed, nor does any other trust
combination give signs of being
fearful for the future. The Stock
market that for weeks had been
lifeless in its tradings, the day fol
lowing the verdict at once develop
ed unusual activity, with prices
going rapidly upward. Here are
legitimate and speculative trade
interests both rather helped, when
the government orders the disso
lution of a company whose allied
capital is $600,000,000. The Stand
ard Oil Company as a corporation
has been a menace to commercial
life, in its unrestrained monopoly."
Its dissolution must likely result,
tho the form taken is not likely to
be a literal dismemberment, for
the same keen business, acumen
that conceived,, developed and
brought to full maturity Standard
Oil, has looked forward to such a
verdict as the Supreme Court ren
dered, and is prepered to meet the
situation,
But something more than legis
lative constructson and a verdict
upon that basis is demanded, if
the Sherman anti trust act. is to
have its full force, for violations
of this act call for criminal trial
and prosecution, with verdicts that
shall be personal, not corporate,
. and the punishment be visited
upon the living individuals of the
monopoly that violates law, and
not a punishment to be meted oat
upon an inanimate corporation
without body to suffer or a soul to
pe lormenieo.
' It is this very public sentiment
that prevails, that seems to ask
for a legislative rather than ajudl
cial verdict, that -makes the ver
diet one that strikes' monopoly,
forcing a bad trust to be a good
trust, or give up, and yefceaosei no
disturbance to trade and property
valuta, this causes' the general tat
! isLaction. It may be that the ver
diet is all sufficient for the present
time, and will have the desired
- effect of breaking yp ra-ator9 all
combination! that - are' in "ret
tralnV of trade..-T . ' ,
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way; at $50.00. This new edition is only $25.tX)r-fof the 25 volumes. .
It had been Mark Twain's ambition to haVe) his books In every
American home, and he made a great personal sacrifice to,
bring about this; remarkable opportunity for tho first tlm0
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prloe of non-copyrighted books-the chance will not come agalru
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His Cbmijle
Brander Matthews says i"
' headed by Moliere and Cervantes.
was tue greaiesi ui ictcui muucm
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'Pudd ahead Wilson- Twain Is a greater stylist than Stevenson or x aaet of HABKTWAIMl
Thoreau, and his ' Man that Corrupted Hadleyburg' is one of tha fineBt X WOBK8, AathoVa Ha
works in English literature." Mark Twain himself wrote a preface , " twr.fiTl"
to this edition. Brander Matthews has written the biographical . JJJJt&tSS
criticism of Mark Twain and his work. There are portraits- of j,, th. that Una, M I do
the author at periods when the
ess of writing.
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" An Odd Globe.
A great globe ornamented with tbo
map of the earth carved in stone decs
orates the estate of an eccentric Eng
lishman at Swanage. It stands over
looking the sea and Is visible for quite
fuatance. . One may walk about it
and etudy It In detail. The plain sur
faces, each as the oceans, lakes and
deserts, are decorated. with Scriptural
teats . which are supposed to apply
"specially to the locality they occupy.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C AS TO R 1 A
Mexico. -
Mexico baa thirty two'statea and ter
jltoriea, covering an area of 767,250
square miles.
Cttarrt Cannot b Cured. .
with liOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa
they eannot reach the seat of the dis-
m. Catarrh ia a blood, or oonati-
tational diaease, and ia order to enr
tt yo nrast take internal remedies.
Hall'a Catarrh Xora k taken inter
nally, and Mta direetly on the blood
tod nraooua Btrrfaoea. HalTg Catarrh
Cure ia not a quack medidpe. It waj
preaflribed by ana" of the best phy-
atoiana. ia Ua Country for years jand
ia a regular preeeriptitm. It ia. eora
poaed of tha beat tonka knowq, eom
bined with, the beat blood puriflera,
aetinf dlreetly on tha aaeooa nr-
faeea. ' Tat perfect aombinatioaof
the two ingredltnta ia what prodooes
anea wonderful retnlta ia enTiiig ea-
tarn.. . Band for teatuDonlala free.
i F. J.' CHENEY ft CO-jProps,
I i. Toledo, d
Bold by orjUti, prloe 75a, ' .
Take EalTa family billa for aon
Mrs. Packham I never told yoaiiow
say haabeud proposed te me, did I?
HrvDaaa-No. DldbepropoeetoyouT
J. M. IIowelL a Dooular druflriat of
Ciwiahorr, Ky.,aays."WettaeChra
berlain's Couth JleirMnly in our 'own
KouaahoUl and know it ia excellent."
t or sale by all dealers.' ' " ;
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la the etfite of Moaara, aays U Dw
Oevtngtoo la (be Wide World Hcl
tana, we baa S omt xperlenre or tt
daairt travdpr'e grrat enimy ttiirat
Ws were aaatrd In front of a nlulii
chlrf tmt. or two bnliy camla a-
Joylnf thrlr flrai drink of water Slrira
thy had kft Cairo, whan, from stmM
a Sand dun, a llfduln rnme a(ng-r.
liif and fotirlnj t"ird u. 'IH rjwi
war r.lrxtlot. b'.t llpa twWa their
natural ahila Ma Umirwi, Ltue and
Cry, bans cut ot M nioirsb. Etlilrtnly
taHal lnt blmaplf, Iim r) nlfrl
sronDl fur 2ra In a-rrh ;f'9!i-r
srd til !iin;liip4 ujin Hi on,a In
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With the exception of Count "Tolstoi,.
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different books were in proc- not dan
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DIRE DISTRESS
It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of'
' New Bern Headers.
Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is the kidney'a Cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles -follow
quickly. a
Profit by a sufferer's experience.; ,
Mrs. Lina Arthur,. Sr.', 628 W. Sec
ond street, Washington, N. C, says:
"I suffered greatly from dull, nagging
bnekache, I could hardly get around at
times, and waa afraid to move on ac
count of the knife-like twinges in my
ioina. My kidneys were weak and no
doubt caused all the trouble. I law
Doan's Kidney Pills advertiaed, and get
ting a box, I began their use. The re
lieved every symptom of my trodbjt
and I am therefore pleased to recom
mend them." (Statement given Janua
ry 13, 1907.) ' .. ,
CONFIRMED PlOOP, f
On Nov. is. mu. when Mre. Arthur
was interviewed, ahe said; "I am IrlT
ling to confirv my former endorsement
of Doan's Kidney PUIs.'. -They have
beeivof such great benefit to me that I
am always glad to mate their merita
known." '.. . '.,-. i
BV aal hv-. aJt AmI.m ' P-l. K,
oenta . ftietar Mllburn (.fmcllo,
New York, sola agaoU tortte Unites
Ramamber -t tha ,
take no other. '
aims Poaa't tod
' i - : ' She Knew HI.V "
nusband (exdtedlyh-My dear, this
laulea tailor yon employed says in tpli
note if 1 did not nettle your bul"a
will bring suit promptly., Wife (wire-
leasly Don't worry, dear; that msa
makes, yon wait weeks. Be never did
bring ' suits promptly.'-' Baltimore
American;''- , ; ," , i
roiiYiKiffiiEYPni
roaaata vi teat ataaAjao aAvwaa
Late at VsuaU '
- KnlrVef IVTiy was woman created
second t Borker-Probably she waa-xfl
ting ready In a mlnutez-BrooklynLlfe.
" STARTS MUCH TROUBLE. j
If all paopla knew that neglrct of eon
tlpatinn, yellow jaundice or viruS' it
hvr trouble thy wotild orn tae 1 r.
I King's NVw Ufa IM la. srdnd It. 1'a
"e oniy eaie way irnai jor r innma
ln", had"'-ha. .1yii' a. chills
ly
an, I
dchility. 2-c at all (IruccmU.
A OH Thiol.
Parlatans drlni arcly any
o('.-r thnn rri!tirnl wa'or. TIj ? '
waipf haa a ahx lng riiif atl-iti.
Julio Itai-.tiaet I'aria r-rr-fir
iwi'cial I t, 1 in .n ;, ;;'l t
mi afTrni.!! a t." jr anrr n r"i :
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author sworks been
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BROTHERS
of wrltera rnm
PtaakllR Saatf
Twain . .v
Hw Tra CIO
pieiua Mod mm forts
WBtatloa, cantata fci
(or tha books, I will rttum them at
' your expenaa. If I fcacp tha books, 1 wui ramn
2.00 tt month Until' (ha full prfc, tM.OO, has
wltlih thilt dua. a38.TB M W
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Fun Under Plra. ;
"One of the characterlsoca of my
old comrade.-Amos Still man. Oompany
A, Twenty-third Masaachuaetts volun-
toera, was ..bravery In actual flghung
serrice,' aald the oM eoldlae. "An
other characterlstla . waa a oensa f
bnmor jrhlch stood him la good atead
even In. the face of danger and ejoa-
trjbutea not amttie to ins gayety ox
his omradea. : At the battle at Oeld
Harbor, lost before making tha charge
and while under tha Confederate fire.
our corporal, who was Over six feet
tall and scarcely bigger round than a
gun barret, became excited aa tba ene
my's boosts ptrwed a tha earth about
-Wlut kind of place Is this to keep
a man lar to demanded 'Ahsotatsly
without protectlonr .
"Ha bad aa mora than spoken whea
Private Sdllmaa stock ala ramrod ta
the ground,, ; .' "- . ,
et, ')rrMrsV aald ht 1got be
hind this.' Touth'a CoaapantoiL
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR IA
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: Value af aniiiae. " Wv
: "Speech Is aUvsr," says tha boardmg
bouse phUosopbsr, "but alianea, tlgha
ly naad. Is what makes golden wed
dings poselble'-ToUdo Blade, ".
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BILIOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION
' For years I waa troubled with bOlous
sesa and constipation, which made life
miserable for me. My appetite failed
ma, ' msi my usual lore ana Tjuuity.
pepain preparations and cathartics only
made mature worse. I do not know
where I should have been today had
not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and
Lifer Tablets, The tablets relieve the
ill feeling at ooce, strengthen the diges
tive functions, purify the stomach, liver
and blood, helping the system to do ita
worn naturally. mrs, -kosa rvrra,
Birmingham, Ala. i neae tablets are
for sale by ail dealers. . -
I-,'.;1-- 1 '-Vii
;-. -r All Abaafilng.1 ..
After a man begins to have rheu
matism nothing else seams very lap
poaanb-JjaJTeetoa hews, -
For aoreoess of the mnsclas 'whether
induced by violent sxerclae or Injury,
(liamberlain's Liniment la excellent
This liniment Is si no hlghlv ettaamed
for the relief It atfonli in caaes of rbcu
matiam. Bold by all dealer. (
i "' ' ' '
. ' Tka Haoawi panaa. 1
"Man are a IMouualy lading
oJf controL" s Jonr, t'A ooce Said te
br tnother. '
-WtX dna't End fto!t with that,'
Ihe mother sfiarT. "If thry wral
Bioat r'r'a wotiM 1'e o' 1 rue! 'a."
Thay Dant-"LafKr IV aUeauaa It la
Suainaaa Tranaaatloa. ,.
Way la K banking booaea aJtrara
"loan their haga, autna of money,
aerar by any chanea Vo(T' tbemT
"Lend" ! tha traa verb, wblla ,Toan'
waa aielualTely tha ooan. Bow earns
tt about that "to roaD" haa uniformly
nppianted "to ladK --! .,
a aa panata maxa a greet roaa aixrat
Ihla. They tmdat.that tha attipid and
ontangbt flnandaJ world haa foisted
apotrtha langoaga a aubatantlTa verb
wbaq m ow tcrb waa needed, wbec
tha ancient and eatabllabed naaga war
lied in the elgnlfleation of "to land.
Bat prior to. tha modorn development
of boaloeaa , mterprtaa when montr
wu lent tt waa bestowed upon the bor
rower eltbe for temporary use with-
eat eompenaatlon, aa a mark of favor
ar patronage, or by the profejfeiona!
money lender who, taking advantage
of Deraona la extremltlea ot need, de
manded Qsnrloua Interest Tola Anglo-
Baxon verb today retalna ita ancient
connotaflon.' When It waa coined, the
productive powers of money were un
known, and the' wealth of rich men
waa locked op for aafety and kept oat
ot the channela of commerce,
Nowaday a. by devices of credit and
rapid, tntercommnnleatlon. It la kept
ronataotly working In productive en
terprises. Immense loans are made, no
longer to relieve the necessitous and the
Improvident, bat to stimulate Indus
try and to enable the borrower a well
aa the loaner to reap a profit In bis
transactlone. Money la loaned" In this
sense. It Is not lent New York Times.
The Cling That Chokes.
Give It time enough and eventually
the clinging .vine will get the giant
oak'a goat Galveston News.
roimDNEYPim
tOm StAOKAOHS KIOMSYS AMD SLADOBt
Taara That Tlokla.
If you are feeling downhearted tell
your aad story to a fat man and get
him to crying about It If the tears
rolllng'down his vast expanse of cheek
fall to make you langn you know
where the-river la.-Atcblson Ulobe.
Earning to railroad men.
E. S. Bacon. 11 Bast St. Bath. Me..
sends out this wsrning to railroaders:
"A conductor on the railroad my work
caused a chronic inflamation of the kid
ney, and 1 waa miserable and all played
out. A friend advised Foley Kidney
Pills and from the day I commenced
taking them I began to regain strength.
The inflamation cleared and 1 am far
better than I have been for twenty
yearr. Tha weakness and dizzy spells
are a thing of thepast and I highly rec
ommend Foley Kidney Pills." F. S.
uuny.
Up ta Them.
Newedd (showing bouser-Thla la the
place we're to live In. My father-in-
law furnished It Friend Furnished I
It? Why, I don't see so much as a
kitchen chair. Newedd-You dont un
derstand. He furnished the house, but
be expects me to furnlab the furniture.
Boston Transcript
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY ACTED
QUICKLY. '
i Aa uavi Aiwaausasare niss. waa
boilMMd witli ktaoey trouble for many
maT SU flayaa I aAttylaU A lot aaa
ItwUn, .' I wu persuaded to try Foley'
Li. VaaMaJM a.ifkaAaa aaaLI... t Q
aa uaassw sjsiava wu vaiviv vanaaiAJK i o
days leoau feel IU benencial etiecta.
Tba pain left my back, my kidney ac
tion cleared up, and i am so much bet
ter.. I do not hesitate to aacommand
Foley Kidney Remedy ."-F. S. Duffy.
1 l
' tavaa Time Far His Wife.
They were discussing their bueband
aattaer of whom was distinguished for
als domesticity. .
t "My husband amuses me," said Um
hoetsaa. "by ibe excusea he haa for
being detained downtown af evening!
Sometimes I can almost hear bla brain
working out aa ex cose a be tiptoes
up taaMln.' . "
; "My buabandC aald tha caller, "is
ttlfrarent Qe Is s very systematlr
sun,' you know, and soma Urn and' he
wrote out a Hat of various excuses
and numbered them. . Now, whoa be
cornea la be Juat calls up tba atnlra,
No.".', ar JNa.' 10,' or whatever the
sambat mar ba.'-4edal, .- ;.
Now Is tha time ta ret
rid' of our
rheumatism. ' You will find
Chamber
lain s Liniment wonderfully- affective.
One application w(ll convince jma of Ita
merita. Try it For sale by all dealers.
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The tanaitlve JesteK -J
- Da 'Woo seemed to get mad be
cause I dldnt laugh Si that Veatened
Jok t bta." . - , .. w
Tlumor him whrs you can. To see,
De Wooea ta the sort of humorist thai
expects somebody to smash Ibe baat
Crura every time he cbortlaaUl Can."
Cleveland Plato Dealer, - - ' -
f lri headache raatlU from a diaordVf
ad rnrnlitton of the ttomarh and tan be
'nl by the nsa nf Chamhorlain'l
Slinarh and Uvar Tablets., Try it
t or sale by alt ilcalnra,
L- .-.-.
.' ' y
' 1 Ma i1 at f Hoamf. ,
rnin arho 6J h-rd h anaa da
r' ra many tiiwe that ihiImm b rauM
r 1 S liii'y uti!itii a wouias B
',.: 1 i ft ijxrrjr linu l.f.l rrnV-ll
t r a ai;- .inn. -i !!. t vt t:a iiragt
; i i a irt,.in who ha 4 r.k-ird a
: y i' r ! I t : ' ... , S,
." ' II f di, "yno flin'l
- a i 1 .i I ta thirty
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VaTJEOS' CUGGIES
The above picture is of a buggy sold by G S. Waters &
Sons, to W. B. Hanf f , who is now using it in Panama.
Bids Invited For the Location of the
Farm-Life School
On Friday, Jane 9th, the Trustees of
the'Craven County Farm-Life School
will meet at the couK house in the city
of New Bern to consider among other
things the matter of the location of the
proooaed Farm-Life School.
The meeting will be held at 11 a. m.
Sealed bids should be sent to S. M.
Hrinaon, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, at New Bern, Kj. C. so as to
reach hirn by 11 a. m. on said day of
meeting. -
Sections 5 and 6 of said act are as fol-
kiws:
LOCATION.
Section 5. After due advertisement.
inviting bids for the location of said
school within said county, Baid bo&rd of
trustees shall locate it at such place in
said county ns shall offer the largest fi
nancial aid for maintenance and equip
ment, having due regard for desirabil
ity and suitability of location: Provided,
however, that said school shall not b
located in any city or (own of more
than one thousand inhabitants, nor
withio two iAilfs of the corporate limits
of any city or town of more than five
thousand inhabitants.
BUILDINGS, FARM, MAINTENANCE. ETC.
Sec. 6. For the maintenance of said
school, the county or township or schoo'
district, or all combined, wherein it i
located, shall provide annually, by tax
ation or otherwise, not less than twen
ty-flve hundred dollars. Tba county oi
township or school district, or all com
bined, shall also provide by bond issue,
or otherwise, the following r quipment
for said school; a school building wilr
recitation rooms and laboratories and
apparatus necessary for efficient in
struction in the prescribed subject? ol
study; dormitory buildings with suits
ble accommodations for not leas than 2.r.
boys and 25 girls; a barn and dairy buil
ding with necessary equipment; a farn
of not less than 25 acrea of good arabl
land. 'All of said buildings shall be lo
cated on said farm and shall be con
a true ted in accordance with plana ap
proved by the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, and the entire equip
ment shall be subject to his approval
and acceptance after inspection: Provi
ded, however, that, upon recommends.
tioa of the board of trustees and tha
presentation of -satisfactory reasons
therefor, the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction may gfent permis
aion to said board of trustees to accept
any anitable and properly equipped
school building already constructed,
though it may not be located on said
farm, provided it be located within rra
sonable and convenient distance there
of, and may also grant permission to
redoes the required acreage for the
farm to not less than ten acres.
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ua r aire, ' it win sny uta tnun si
most last willy and quickly heal the' in-'
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with the whip tbso of anrtbing dNe
ta Ibe world. A group af taametert
wr lalking one eight. l
-Out on th jilHlnii,' aald one young
fellow,' "l owd to tt down a steer
with my whin, safe biia au1 divide up
his farraaa." , .
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roiiM tk. two hl and arils tha
lord's rra;r crt Ilia trk f t bin b
Hf) U ft ltni.il i.iia, at (be same
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Ilia ei'i.rf t n S tin run al aof -i puree.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
ROUTE OF THE
"NIGHT EXPRESS"
Schedule Effective January 29. 1911
Tne following schedule figures pub
lished as information '.ONLY and are
not guaranteed.
lfcJl
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN
NORTH AND WEST BOUND
12:30 a m, Daily-Night Express Pull
man-bleeping Car for Norfolk,
9:30 a m, Daily for Norfolk, connects
for nil points North and West,
Parlor car service.
1:45
p m. Daily except Sunday for
Washington, Belhaven, Greenville
Wilson and Kaleigh.
a m. Daily Night Express for
4:10
Golds boro.
a m, Daily for Goldsbore.
P m. 4
.U32
9:15
5:25
EAST BOUND
9:25 a m, Daily for Beaufort.
6:35 p m, " " "
9:50 a m. Daily except Sunday f6r
Oriental.
6:00 p m, Daily for Oriental.
For further informa ion or reservation
of Pullman Sleeping Car space, apply
to T. H. Bennett, T. A., New Bern,
J. C.
AT. W. CROXTON, W. R. HUDSON,
G. P. A. Gen'l Supt,
Norfolk. Va.
JROUP
ftl' i,ii :u 2u minucet
sum witli Ir. Ehxp 9
'r.up Kcinedj . One
tesl will surbly pruve.
tilt Vt Jill It illif . lit dlaV
tq. A safe and pleasiiis uyrup -lAtc.. DrujgisU
FOR SALE!
Big Mammoth Soja Beans,
Field Peas of all kinds, Oat,
Hay, Corn, Brand, Ship Stuff
Beet Pulp, Distillers Grain
which is the highest in Pro
teids of any feed sold on this
market, and produces milk
in quantities, Alfalfa horse
feed.
BURRUS CO.
Bl-33Middle 8t New Bern, N. O.
Phone 184.
Lake Drummond CanaJ & Water
Cot
Lake Drummond Transportation
Co
Lake Drummond Tbwinjr Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
Anlnland Routs, Protected from Storm.
Nina Feat of WaUr Minimum Depth
,, Always.;.
Quick Transit for Trade Prompt
. Towing and Freight Movemeat .
Tor -tolla,' towing end freight rates
appi aa wnn in paaooara nana DUlMlf
tog and StJ)aap Creek Lock, Val . '
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- Korfolk Offlee, ttaU Pbnaa tZl '
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