The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 22, 1904, Image 3
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V/lfH PURCHASES OF
I rOR SALE BY
Salmoud Brothers,
8tai>!t> And Ftmcy flvfirei*.
Planbing/ is a science. I make n
fp'cia' study ot all its brunches ami
lc.uk after jour interest.- Takoeare that
jour Master Plumber is an ulKcient En
gineer and understands bin bushiest*
t??nrou^hly, that is tfheie the sooret of ?
good job 1 tea. Sc-u mo personally about
your work, become my cliont and yoa
nhalt be (he own<*r of a first-class sani
tary syMem. You wo'uld he Hiiri?riec?i
to aoe tl'o old *ork that I him teaiiu?
<ut every day? bi'causo it was done poor
ly by inexperienced men. See me, Kci
mc/?ee uio.
v IteapTt fully,
City Registration.
AtteniioQ is calhd to the oflicisl
notice of the city registration. The
hooks will he open at the AuditmV
ci fllce v tf til the 27th of March for
the registration <>f oil voters forth*
approaching city primary.
* .? Kindergarten.
Mies Sue M. Inglia' Kindergar
ten began Monday rooming with a
nice classof 4'Little tneu and wojqcji"
between the ages of three and aix.
WanK-d-^-a dozen more. Terms' 50
r^nfct* a week- Hours from 10 to
1 3 v Corner of Fair street end
H step ton Square..
* . ? Mftthifl & Lewis.
Mr. K. .T\ -Lewis who for n Ion?
time has been with L. Schenk & (Jo.,
hhs bought a half interest in' tho
inorcantilo oetablisbme nt of Mr. I<\
K. "'Matliie and ibe business will
? hoiffafter bo run in the firm name
o* Mathis <fe Lewfg. They will a*
litfreiofote cftvrv AH np-to-da'o st-ork
u of a hot" e, ?t<'-> and tho boat the mar
ket affords wjll ho given ' lo their
o?:5Mtjo?n??r?, See their advertisement
and don't fail to call on thorn.
. The GjK E320 IS tore
Sends a apodal invitation to I lir
fit^iiiors Ibis week. Thia well-known
l?w??nn is agent for several stan
- grate fmeftwnr and it will be
~ 'tr^mirrlTrtBTeatTtp- ?ee Mr. Ville
' |)i??ue before closing <von tracts for
g ;ipo. -
Tho * clot hing ,bu8\pc8S of the
Givt" Edge Store is beinter cloned out
and manv are takinir 3d ventage of
ihe bargains bring ofrktfd in this
lino. Gall and <?ee tlicm about
clothing before it is too late.
* New Liveryman.
Mr. D. P. -Foreman, of Salisbury.
N. C-, has recently moved to Cara
din and i(^ using tho livery stable
~ formerly urfed l?y Mr. W. A. Gar
lend on DeKalb street Just east of
tho Workman House. Mr. Fore
it au has ?ome fine turnouts and
when in peed of anything in his
lioe call fyhone 93. Mr. Duvirt F.
Dixon in manager of the ambles
and this is a sufficient guarantee
that you will get wh-tt you want
Mr. Foreman will be very glad in
deed to have you for a customer.
Bo aura to aee him.
The K. P. banquet waft bold last
D'gbt. ,
V&Iaaele X*andts for Sole.
In TUo Cbronlolo to-day is a l
r "50254" vslxrifbln lnnris for
a^leon tb* first Monday nr Feb rn
*>r? $ \ ?
The fanaoua W.axtaaw plantation
" v in Lancaster county," now belong
lng4o AVeiapatold A of Bahi
U'i?re, MdV, is ouo of tbe * places to
? - t^?aoldr -TWa- plantation is loo
well known to need any Words of
praise. It ia generally conceded
that it is or e vof the finest places in
Lancaster county, and tliofe wish'-'
i usj to invest in real e&tatc v* til do
well to attend llto aalo. A further
description will t o found Li tbe ad
vertisement and ft plat of ho lands
? can ha aaan rt-thia office,
I Alao the "Homaatead Tract'* lot
/- iMorly owuo 1 t y Dr. Arehie, Young.
it tb? uppe* i a t of Kersba" coon
fo djip Ofiadaw *y Mr.
H. Frank Wi eon, Mast r ; of Sam
.... . y rilll'l |)<tni) ,1| fs |( ? <? >? r
HflJW'O'V fcitVC I In <1 S* f't V hi.' Hi ; : i r
of i< ??? n number i f !u'i
f?ll lull !?: j '\I 'I i (J; Jul t v ? .
?m ?/ >?!. i lu l -Mint f y ('nil t(,?
M In* ft fi . <jV i))< vmii h _?lt> I ill
k-?v, M:>. |>,-ws.
' '>vj \V??B u* 'I -U <1 l?V M I ? K? ll? ?!>'?,
>4 l/iie u h?U d. /.< n | ?t? t * >- voting
? ' h w lu.tn vv< ti*
nWk^*?r?*i Ki.l.Mlji., KiHtois ll??\
^IVii A-ini.' J l? s< i \ i i? i ? -
^ i Im Ignem .
M '"(inn i .}? Inifiou'H ("iti!
j. tMv "M W.-dnoduv :t f t ?? r noo ti i?i
'hi* Acorn (Mi?h tvm h m??ht r!i*um.
? ?> t? sjinit ty (uiu'lino. The vi?ti"g
??"(illy JMl'-frU ll: /'ill
ftica and great merriment. ft ??
'?"t-lmiMitH wi re delicious rind ful
lv enj'>v?'il.
Mrs. Wra. Shannon H-urnet en
'??rtalncd the \ouug married Indies
?vi?-h f*\x IjH'id enchm on Thursday
?ifternoon at her home oo Lauren*
??rcel, After a spitilcd gauie of
i'.ard?< ami much merry chatting n
delightful salad course was eorved
*itl? hot ch icolate, <feo. MIhwch
Ito&ale and K?U* L'noir utul Alice
Corhett young nieces of Airs. Bur
m \ HSBletcd in serving refr<tfdim*ntB.
Every afternoon of next week
Micro will lie amuo 6oei?l entertain-,
mi nt and a dance on Friday nigh'
at the Club House*.
Wnfer Tea.
The lariien of the Episcopal1
Church will give a "Wafer Tea" at
i he neidfney of Mrs. W. M. Slmr
non on Tuesday the 2(Jih. 4 to (J
j Admission 1 frets.
Dtitf Up KCcmoy.
W hi Jo, the li'inilrt wcro at woik on
the fi'pt pier of i!ie IxjdtfO jnat ho
low Camd.m on the Charleston rone]
? wo Spanish e'lvcf dollars wore dug
up, onu of whicti bears 1.1 10 dale 171)2.
Tim ftiipposif ion in that a good deal
more money in hnried tin renbout. '
" ? ? O- ? -Hp*
Bought Out Mr. llrasington
. M?'Bsre W. 'I'. Smjth find J. P.
Lewio havo houjjht out the merean
? ih? business of Mr. Georgo A.
Ilra&injj'.on. The buMincss vntW^ bo
oa'riod on i,n the siimc Bl-nie used
!?v Mr. ISrasiiiglon and very much
i ii<j totnio lino iif g iods will ho han
dled. 1 bo y invite your patronage.
A Prompt Payment.
We wore shown a check a fow {lava
?? ir/? for tweutv-two hundred dollars
? h??l amount living , parried by Mr.
P. T. Vidrpigue in the Gle(ns Kali
f tjsuranee Company " ud I hb check
van from 'hat company in payment
? >f Mr. Vdb-pigoe'a recent losa by
drc. Tho Glena Fall Company i#
'oprenenttd Ihmc by Mr. C. C.
Monro, and for Bound insurance
yoju will make no mist ike to insure
in Mr. Moore'a company.
Garden Seed F<'ti6.
Wc recrived a lot t r r a'1 few tiny*
?effo fiom Senator A. U. La'itner in
v.hicli lie fitys : "I an E<?nd:ng yon
r. number of packngea of garden
?eed which I would bo glad to^have
von distribute as cqunlly as yoo can
among tho people of your communi
ty who will most appreciate them," ~
? Thoaeod ha*? not-jet arrnrod-but
?o presume tltcy will ho along in a
fiw days nrid any of our friende de.
viriny to got some ean be eopplied by
calling at this office.
SpeoUl to the state. i
C.'amdrn, .Jan. 2(T(^Tiw DeKalb
cotton railis which recently passed
into the bauds of a receiver are
now running* out the raw material
stroked in tbo machinery. It is
estimated that the value of ttiie
material io obont $6,0^* -The
mill will continue io operation for
about six weeks aud then will close
down indefinitely, perhaps until the
next cotton crop.
Mr. II. ?V. Mitehnm, former an
yorinlendont, is now in charge un
der tin? supervision of Mr. Duncan
of Union, the recaiver.
Another Fatal Acoldent On Tho
Southern,.
A'bolher fatal' HQcid^t" has- oc
curred on tho Southern railroad,
v n Friday last Mr. 8. T. Folsom of
Kershaw waa kitted. Tbe Kershaw i
Bra of last Tuogdsy gives tbe fol
lowing account of Iho unfortunate
nccurcQCP :
From the statements of the en
gineer atd firen>un as well as other
witnesses to the sail accident* it
Rppmit that Mi. Folsoin, who was
i iding in a buggy, HadHSt'opped bit
librae on the cast side of the track,
and waa waiting for the train trr
pf??3 before attempting to cross.
His borae took flight howovcr and
lracame unmanageable and dabbed
upon the track, bu* instead of go
ing across to<.k down Abe track.
I'ho buggy waa struck by tbe en
gine and knocked to (he aids of the
track where it was Viruclc by the
atenn of the mail car and was do
mnilshed, Mr. Pttlsum unit- the
I boggy b?ing burled *0010 distance
? JUia? IrauU. Mr, polaotb's
skull wns crnnhed and/ilU left ieg
And light nrm were broken. One
of the Bpok ?? p*>rotrM*.ed Li* right
?Mo 4&4 coiert-d bis right, long.
Tbf. irato wr? backed and Mr. Fol
?<>m* * body was picked op and
hi back to Kershaw before
iWc tiain pr >rc? ded 00 lis w*y .to
1 Camden.- An Inquest was hold bj
jMagtuiriu* J. T. Trucsdel, of Ktr.
) IkUt ????>; a.:*.;* ?
e:.
^UHOIMttlUCUtS.
\\ (? t i i NVitf l 4 hox'liy pUcc
: in M>u i'.M'i iM tfio i, i in.) <,f ,?(>11N S.
MMKY h.< >i M<iiitii <> una to roiirw
: SUM. I Ul f.ollt Pitjil \V mil.
Mikity V ;?t< |s.
Mr. !,. I,. I', I J x K i- lie'el'y mibtfiltii'eil
?' ??? M'rtmJiMaf i? (or Mlermau jor iho City
j of ? f viti V.
Maiiv Voter*.
{ Mr- J- I'? V A I. < ? I f AN is Iwrvhy kii.
. )iu'tii<"'i4 as a (-nu?ii.U(o (?>f AMvrnuoi
i Ui, in Witr?l 3 in ttii* uj4>i<Mii:!iiii.' i ity |ui
. UJ iir>'. M-iiiv V?>ier?.
i'EIlSONAL.
Ming .li'im.rt ( \ ii of Washington,
ji* visiting M i M try Burnet on
( r>tnir?* im bliei t.
, l>r J. t], 1 lamer who has been in
i Camden for several months ha* re
turned to l is home *?? Dillon, S. ('.I
Mr. W. H taw ft' t, the excellent !
traveling passenger ?<{fcut of the Son I
board railroad was in Camden last
h'ridny.
Miss (iIuiIvk F'eaimintJ of .Spur
lanburg eotre* thi< week from Co- 1
loml-it wi ii Mim humia Shannon
Utf a visit.
Mrs. Harvey W'uhqpspnon is ft'^ain
at homo in OaiixIou after several
weeks ?|>ont with relatives in York
villo ami LowryvHIo- ^
We are ii)*hjb nl id to know of
? ?Mr youn^f i<un relnrrdnK to Camden.
Mr. William E. Jobn?ou, Jr., of At
lanty, h-'ift accepted a place in tho
Camden JJank,
Mr. E. J Lewis has bought a half
interest in Mr F. E Mathls* store
Mr. Lewis is ono of our most
worthy young uieu atfd wo are fluro^
that *.ueoese will attend htm. A cor<
diul invilat'on ia extended to all hia
friends to call and soo him. ^
Hon. XV. K. Thompson, of Liberty
fit)!, pawed through Camden yester
d iv on Ilia way back from Columbia
where lu> has Im n in 'a' tendance upon
tin* good road a convention w'deb mot
thfe're tiiHwock. Mr. Thompson says
the meeting was a *ery inthnsiastic
on o and abould result in groat jgood.
Otir old friend, Mr. J. F Clark,
formorly of this county but who for
a rr oil many years. ha?; boon i tinning
as freight oondn^tor between Char
lotto. Columbia and Augusta, drop
pod in to poo ws one day t lj i ^ week.
Mr. ('lark left hero about 2:3 years
aco and he says ho cannot rocognizo
<,aniden ?9 the t'c.rae place
Alias Mhetn Jones of LnnonHtcr,
will visit Mrs. James M. Moatli
and Miss Jatiie Cldlds of Columbia,
will be the guost of Mrp. Frank M.
Zernp All those charming }oiut^
ladicn being in Camden will certaiw^
ensure n u-ay season for the lafifO
number of beautiful and alt act ire
joung pouple already in our midst I
Wanted
Oak and pine wood, Live Poul
try and Kgjjs at The Court Itin,
f) ?? m do 11, S. C.
Death of Mr. Angus Outlaw.
Aogua Outlaw diod .J&Bt
Tuesday morning of pneumonia.
Ilia death occurred at the IJelghuw
dairy farm at which placo he hud
recently gone to curry on MaJ. A.
S. While's business- th^re. Mr.
Outlaw was a good cUiz-u "ami ren
dered valuable aervice to th6 State
a g*l!v>t confederate soldier.
Eyesight Specialist Coming.
Dr. J, E. Masrow, the well- :
known Kyf^t?b*^)^m4aH?t--ofth?e
slate, is coming to Camden Tues
day, January 2tkli* fot several days
at iho LnKuyetto Mall. He Is a
gradualo of the Maryland Optical
College. K??r reference, be oan re
fer you to the most renowned of the
state. Those who are euffering
from headache or using wrong
glasses will do well to consult him.
No charges for examination. Hit
office will be at LiFayctte Rail,
Aitfr.
Seaboard's Now_ Schodule
The Seaboard Air Line Railway's
winter Tourist schedule Went into
effect Sunday, Jan. 10th, 1904.
Camden now has three regular pas
senger trniris both north and soutli
daily, via this liue. The additional
service is tho "Sie&hoaid Kloridn
Limited," composed exclusively of
new and *elegant Pullman ??quip
ui$wt;between New Yoik and St.
Aufepsline. This is the quickest
Ham operated this season, and the
only tourist tram operated daily.
The time at Camdon la
Southbound 6:35 a. iu
Northbound 10:14 p. m.
The "Seaboard Mail" and "Sea
board Express" pasaes Camden at
Southbound 12 : 10 midoigtil.
t! 9:60 a m,
Northbound 0:85 a. nn
(I n ? r.n ? ?
? lUV/ Ult
The LaFayette Club.
'"Oo 1??4? ^ Vetfc&eeday- night th<e
young husineea ujnen of t'.?U city
organized a club which wttt? be
known as "The Club."
Tbey o'nrt off with a' goodly num
ber of members and ctaough rootiey
waa ralicd to put the club on n
working basis. Tho following offi
cer* were elected : W. J. P. Wurka,
Pint. | Bobin Z?mp, Vice.
PAat.; C. Silinond, Sooy. ; J.
T. Nifties, Jr., Treaa. W. llohiu
Z.:mp and K, G. .McCwdght wore
anthorie>d to act ID# Prifil*
U-nt to secure suKable quartern
And h:\ve them furui*hed f ?r a
home. Kvery indica
tion grotata to the seocesa ??f th<?.
club and the membership promise*
j to l*? very Ltfge. Tl?e promoters
: am aw?i?ic *00
Qioh. Mr. W. U'lliin.Zemp npoat a
day In Columbia tUU #Wk on b??i
Interested iu sa\ i Money in getting the boat values for j
the money vmi Hp.'ml? Winter is jilnr.at upon us, anil we!
are ready wim out*
t?, liolp you. CUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE l'<>< Uuliox,
Misses und Child i;n '.us piovtd u winner. Try them once
and you will have n < oilier. Our
AMEBIC US AND LOSE JACK
shoo lor Men and Boys the best on eaith.
David Mat kfl & Son's Perfect Fitting Garments for men,
and Mrg. Jane Hopkins suits for boys will satisfy t!u* most
exacting buyer.
The Impost and best assorted line of Neckwear over shown
here, at popular prices. In fact, we have everything for Men
and Boyg from socks to suite at prices that will please. We
will tahe pleasure in showing you.
Shoe (Jloiliiiio; JVHtaaiJ
^ ?? ?
An Undisputed Fact!
?^l$uy a Dooring Ideal Mower and 8tc6l Hake ? the great
liav savers.
Buy a X1wun<iN Grain Drill and fertilizer Distributor
GraftriTnlls savd- seeds mid protect plants from i'r^ t and
f ree t
We will need all the small grain we oan^'dise thh ynr
Corn will he Mgh. The government reports for .Inly poorest
ever shown.
Vulcan Chilled Plows ? oneandt.wolior.se.
Thomas I>isc and Cutaway Harrows, Chattanooga Cane
Mills and Evaporator Pans.
<3
Pipe and Engine Fittings, . >
Special attention paid to Sar H^Vware Department.
Jlj- chou-e iii
Agent for the Woodruff Hay Press.
r'
A. D. KENNEDY.
Notice To Teachers And
Tfustees.
Hotlnning at the opening of the present
bcUoqI ytfitn Jnlv the l?t. teachers m?n
uao In their Hcnoola tr?new School Reg
ister, which may bo had on application
at tins office.
Claims will not be approved unless
made out oa the new forms.
it. 0. Britcc,
8upt. Education. K. C.
Tax Returns Fof 1904.
Office 'of County Auditor 1
Kwahnw County [?
C:imdcn, 8. C., Nov.*81, '08 )
Notice is hereby piven that tbo Audi
tor'? office for rect-ivlng "Htate and Coun
ty tax returns will be open from Janua
ry 1st, 1904. to February 20th, 1004.
(Sundays excepted.)
Tbo dateJ of .the appointments at
wbicb timo the Auditor or hi* deputy
will visit tho usu^l places in the county
for rcceiviny returns are given below :
Bethun<\ J. -.unary 4.
Krtloy'* Mill, January 6.
Kirkl^y's itorc. January 6. \ e
Kcrfhaw, J an imp v 7._
Weitville. January 8. ?
Russell I'lacc, January 0.
Liberty Hill, January
Oant<y, J?nnnry 12.
Babon's X.HOinI*. January T8.
Logoff, January R
Ulannyi January 15.
Antlooh, January 16.
Kulb, January 1H.
Boykin, January 1^
Buffalo S>:bool llouse Feb 19. v
" IMPORTANT.
It i? important tb*t taxpayers in mak
ing their return*, be careful to ?tnle tho
?chool diatnot? whcihor new or. old ? in
whioh thoy roal*>o at th? ti ma of making
return*. Afco to ?tato if it in thft aamo
dtetrict 6s? irherr iwt? reiew- w*?
WHO 8IIOULl> MAKE RETURNS.
The law requires tha? all )>oranna own
in* property <a* in any tri?e having charge
91 audi ^property cltltor hs agent, but
b*nd,?uardV), trtmco, cxeontor, admin
MttrAlnr, 4.u return tho tame, unfler oath
t? ?ht*Andtiw, w1k> ?qw?u all f.eraooa
?2 *U nro?iv.> In m iking their return* and
?ave the 50 tier *rc*U penal rr, which will
be <?* fho ropcrty valuation of ali
yitlOW WU reiar&a ?iiU?
ihttkMHMcrlbidbvliW!
IIOW AND WHAT TO RETURN.
Assessors and taxpayer* wflTt.ater the
f\rsfcglv*n name of the trtxpny.*rTn full,
| also make a separate retttrn for each
party for the township the property is in
and where tho taxpayer owes realty to
i insert the postofflco as their place of
[ reeidencejaud .those who only <>wn per
sonal' property to give ihe party's name
who owni tho laml they live on, andin
each and every case to name th? No. of
School District the property in in.
All personal and real Property owned
on the 1st day of. -'annarr, 190*, "mast be
returned (or taxstfon , and all * hinges or
transfers of reid estate noted.
In nr.ler to avctok confusion. parties
making returns 8honl(T<*tato number of
acres of land owned at time oi making
last returns in columns marked ''Ileal
Property.' Any real estate acquired or
transferred sinoo last returns should he
ontered In columns for that purpose giv
rHg-TKtnwTSf pony-orTjantro from whem
bought or to whom sold.
All new buildings should he returned
as "Real Property" acquired since last
return. -
INCOME TAX /
Undor the recent Act of tb? Legiala
ure all parnons having a gross income
of T ween ty- five Hundred iJolUra or
more nre required to mako e return of
the nttmo to th?? Auditor at the tiiyo of
making their other retUrus.
THR POLL TAX.
The new' Constitution whhdi went In
to full operation alter thn diet of IVc?m>
hfr. 1805, provide* for a poll t.-tx of One
Dollar upon nil rili/.?nn ??( ihlf State
between the a'i?eg of TvvAn^y-Ofiu And
Sixty year*, excepting Coiitedrrnte flol?
d;er? ahoro Ihe Bgeof- F5ftv y<- Par
li*?H makjnit returns for the fiscal year
1904 will hear in mind this C-oiwitutionnl
provision and ^o*ern themselves accord*
inglr, <.
All returns must be made >u or be
fore the 20th day of February next. I
cannot t*ke returni alter. thaV datcTal
thn other work of this office on
All returns made After the 20th ol Feb
runry are snbioct to the fto per cent
out ott proper bUnkfl and ?v> i ^r.
fore torn# pro|x*r otfWr oj|>rs* In
minl*t*rftaid oath.
it nc tptrd at tfii* offset
The County been cleared
will moct nt the <jdo Objection the
Jltnr <?n the 4<l^lnsford'? concur
for the |>urpoft?|aire into U??r *a
hearing coruvjaanufacture of fc*
f penitentiary. Mr.
/led that the reeolu
, the penitentiary dlreo
N ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF DRY IftfODS, NOTIONS
CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, SHOES AND
GLOTHINC, MUCH OF WHICH. STBIGTIY WJNTEB
-GOOOS, WE ARfNfW GFFERI^ ^lIUgrWffiTf^
........ ;c.. ., ... i-, - ? ?*: ~
VITE AIL TO COME AND SHARE IN THE FEATS OF
BARGAINS WE WISH TO EXTEND A SPECIAL IN*
VITATION #THE FARMEBS.
This is the season that every \vi<lo-aw,ika and upto-dato
??lanter is trying to decide what kinds of fertilizers to otftm
tide farm? what particular kinds will bring beat . return?, p|pv
ducejbest results, &c., &c> To this we, cart say that there is
.10 better way of judging of the future thanJby the past, and
wo take great pleasure in saying that we are agents for the
c r:>lebrai6d ROYSTER FERTILIZERS.
Wo handle alao German Kanits Nitrafe.of So4a aoi Mu
rate of Potash the last n n med. f te sK'from^ SoufK^mfirioa^*^"
of which wo sell very low for cash or on approved security.
We confidentially recommend the abovo fertilisers io our
former friends to bo such as will produce the verybest remit#,
rind cordial lv invite them to call Sihd a -in* ?? a
placing their orders _ v ^
We aro also hoailquaiters for ail plantation Supplies^ in
eluding wagons, ami shall endeavor to . tnake it tcryourte
torest to trade with utw
j Thanfcing you for past favors, and t^shitigfor all a Happy
and Prosperous Now Year, w? are
i
I Respectfully
mt tn. Petty, charged with holding up
and dynamiting the Seaboard Air Line
pfca^vtiger train at Sanderson on Jan.
1.7, hare been captured. When ar
rested the men had dynamite In thetr
potseuton. They have been Identi
fied by the engineer and baggage matF
ter. The Vailed Bute*, auxhoriiiea
wlU- charge ihem wltlv firing into/c
i matt coach, akd jeopardising the f\tt
1 etlkejaaU agent. ? v
JUmdon
hu received im ot th? mtsftacre*
or * Bmi?l*?p^tlon undftr tt?? aus
pices of tho $E?st Africa *yndtcat* *y
tfc? TSrHiiB* Mb?awa In i?? a?t|&
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