The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 08, 1913, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextTHE CAMDEN CHRONICLE Publi*K?d Kv?ry Frniay - ' . ? IV r Annum ? * 91.00. V . ?' ' . .. .; ] II. I>, , . . . / Cult Ikiiort. j:, s. >iow. ij, . . ^ . ??? I ?? ?<??< ?Um Mil ??h,i ?| P?tviiMi ?l < l+mik I lOO -V IJr??a?l m. - *l*liouu liU ('aiiiilcfi, s, r? Auk, H, IlllJl. Tin- Hi'al. value of 1 ftxHbb* property of l ook .iou.ri.ty, Illinois, of whlrh , ^ !> 1 . 7 f> ft , atonltnfc in tht- hoard of H##<-tn?ori? km c? hi I) mailt? j? ti l> 1 1?*. SV? wonder ho* much of K?*r#huw county UiUZit:) v?i> 14 1 !x? j|>ail order hOU?C? in (ha* COUniy whirh rightful l> hclortfccd hen- to ludp litrrOM.*" I ax valuofc. I toad the ad* in your 'c<> i 1 my papi?rn and it you Mud whrt' you wiiih pa t-ron l'/** home meri'littfit" liven IT v on havi- ill pay <1 ullxht l? i ' ' ?more for the go.O>|rf. A UM'inhcr <?f >' ptir'y-.of New Km;? lander* h< oppinj.' lit < '.1 tnden a few day* h>.*if week 'on ? .in auto lour wuk heard ?o remark thai ('amdi-ii wii? one of 1 fit* pr-ei 1 !??>.? low 1.18" t roj.ii e\ ui'\ ijtan ijifiiiji <>f Mie nerf Ion thru vviin h .* "?> hud traversed- Hut .said Mir- i" m> lew il a y h hero I l/a\e eoMced .1 lack .of HeMo-tceth* er bpjri't iiiuoli.i^ ?-? Hkya i hi i? unfortunate for > our Mtiii fov.'n v.J Mi so iiijui) bright pott* full ?oj^i-Mmi, href h .re II ? NV- .Hi* all hen for Mil* ? 1 1 1 ? ? pur Then 1 1 v *? and |i-i I J v t * . Thi* !e>: w;i) to hui Id uji a lowit ]h for caclf and every sii.in )*? pull loifMh'-r (Ku| ;i')T \o rctid r'itUJ puU clov.M. All tin* r ? ? - 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 ? f ??;' 1 loy-ii ar?' narUieih, I) lit oppon?.Ur' .* In all iikulihood . Mn* Hi or- 1 1 u ? 1 ? 1 ? * - done h,\ your i'lv.il Mil* fii'tt !? i'u V ' Sl do ..a.- Ui.Cului-..-i,f I hi' m * In ? ? ? 'I '.I ? i r ) I r<-i| u?*U( I \ pur to <!-w pape,- i?. i,. a *oems io .i.ivi: completely , i j out and noih . jltli . Ull.lV ,n tt.'UI.J ,4,f |t |i WOlllil h w.-Jf ro TMUoiatH i i h?- fcoveriinient prouiise* 10 tM'Kin work on the i,oht ofllee- I it 1 1 1(| jo <( U ri UK Olif of I he Hiree ttrs >. iii.,h?|ih i it III.. coining 'tlt.'-l 'f:'- iun;t'HL coil. lin ii ial ho ' lM. ' ???)?*'. ?U v, ill then be out or '?onttiiiMHlon. |r m - unlikely that the "Mice hoU'i . ? ,in ihk- care of ihu "ii vf-Unx I'ti M ho ffiitkV- ' his town and it Is (In,,. for some net. Ion no bo ''J * Other nearby town* have r?? ' 11 U ^ ' 11 ' I 1 -J-1 < " I " I H ? IiiiM:, , I |H ? I ? trtti den certain ly can it tin- proper steps ?'? re t a ken.. HartsviiU; iliii, vv t#i;k ojntti.,1 I, mm )i o t <* I <i 1 1 ? I ?h<- M i*hh?*ii ge r of that cit;. Hi ii h i. -lis how |t u at, dolie. Ivor, the ? pa s' several years flo ut e(| for | j o 1 1 I unit e in keeping w" 1 row: n of Harfsvjlb. has I 1"*; K . I he Klllerpri.se t he ' ' f.wo sr'?r> sM-tiVtnre, so aid v ?1?|" V,,lh It.,, "I' ' ' " ' ' I.. . : i In- . rv "-'-I ' ?" The M.-'s s< "Ve| hi,-. . , ? , , , , .... .j [ "i ' he ? ?? 't'jr.n- t hp pns? 'Mf.v. ' )i|-.t like it is '"?* "il. 4 ? -'I.:. -n paw.| sj.|e W{VIKf ?' 1' 'hi:. . .-In. . < |.-an ' .i u 4i t h i n i; > I .a si .su ii i - ""?i \\ r \ I , \t,|w,'t.. 'X Mi.- I In r? Hi,. I !ll"n ?? :l. -ii.-.-.l Oilier^ >aw "'?'?'I !-'??;?! .;(p:'ali>!> njiw "?!' ?=??? " ? .'II,, Ah Ml.. ot 1 fi,r';e. If;,. ;i r.,t o| p.*t ? I , I , ? n no r-i:iil;ir!\ kne\ Jn'ke.i |, was r? V" / ? \ tlletl ..... MioruuxhK mm.. ??'??! ..r ... ? I ;.?><? us>ions ii wiis 'led Unit hotel mi |i) I,.. >n,|t \.s known when Mi,. t?u s i n . -ss men ot 1 1 a r ; s vi 1 1 , > t|,._ "" ?' : i rm ih,.\ umi;iII\ t.?irr\ 'Uh- ihtn^ to < oinpl.-t ion ami vvheii ? do Thinus ? 1 1 , 1 > do i; r i iu 1 1 ?*. so risitiu lifions will ha\,- iiot.niso ; o *;?> ??t Ii> rw is,, i han On, l-'.ithers did tllii.^s t horon^h l> " The m*\t thiim was to u , ? i np the r*M|uired s,(M'k s vmis I'll I led tor ami i' soon rai.-etl \ ilia iter was ? i |?|d led tor under th.- name of the aiis\j||,. \r<a.|.- l|ot.>| <'oni|>anv. ?he hotfl was to he a l* the name. 1 v ad.- There are I :: rooms u " 11 u i' hour hat h The total ??>st itn-l mh n n lot. furnishinus ami 'iv'iil'.-s was ahou: ?? a 1 ,mi M. " ? 'Li r>' u t ?" ol Hainher?. ? ? * 1 1 1 1 f \ shot and killed a you n n man named Halev at Tjihermitle church, ''""??'"it ',,nnty. on Sundax. Wood ward 'la i ins 'hat Haley "pla-.-d liis lnuid i ii his pock of as if about to draw a weapon." and he shot Hale\ six Hoth men were citizens <?f Ha in he ri: < o u n t > and tlio KhootiiiK was flic result of an old feud. rhe .dection on Tuesday on ?>? queHtion_uf making a new eountv ol [Kirt ions of Spar'a ntnirn and Laur ens resulted III the neuative The v<>t(. in the Spa it a n hurt: territory was 74". for and 1. against. In the I .aureus torriu.n 14:: for and ?'lo against W. W Price was shot and f.roha hly f a t a 1 1 > wounded at Kork. hi|. Ion county, on Tuestlay h> M \\ MriRman, as a ros-uir of famn> toik hfos of lonp standing Moth nit-n ar prominent planters. I'hoehp- fiv rd . a negress, prohalily 'lie oldest person in Fairfield conn died last Friday night of the effects of old age She is said to ' 'I' >ears old. and this is vouch cdfur h> a number of white peo t'W-. tnriuriinc the family to whom she once belonged There will always be plenty of hard work to do ? and plenty of peo ple who are easy to work. >l\KI\t. A XKWKl'U'KH oftentimei? Mtlle now* Item* art OfOltted from I ho column* of a pi* fMr Uif-auiv tbe new*paper man doe? it or learn of the happen jn?? We AT? kUm)n glad when a friend t? :? <t? lit p new* Hem or put* tib n<-xi to Mifrmthhi^ from which we tun make H new* and everyone can help in ft way to make their home paper 1 ri f *- rc-Kt i ij m Th*? Kort Mill Time* tell* of the (rial* a ? o.mtr> hhwh p ?p?tr haw hi K?titn? out yih ?h?et tHxcU *?>ek iii the following inj?r?wt? j injK manner " We presume thw . ncv'or .wa? a new*pap? r Hi an> locality that gave , allthe local happening* M t# often | Mini Mime one coftje& or Koe? about i Vkhich ihe reporter doe* not know. It hit |> JM-Il n that ? h?- f rt III l ly i? t r i i m h ?- ? 1 | *everkl time* Thej get 'ho lln? ] predion' that the. editor doe* not care to mention them Thii 1? ft! miataki In moat rtt'Ounlry towna, i i he local ^ork Ih i he harden! work j ootiiitKUu} Wrlh tie ii Kood <M|iiorla I writer, hut j a flat failure In the ICH'Hl work, ami j a'{? ? v iff tin Kdltprial material Ih i i ? i?t a i n?d h> aludy. by reading new?~j p.ipi'ih, sometime* uaing t he mIh ?oi> Personal* mikI loial happen--' in'Kb < an'; h?> read ami clipped from ( other ne-WKpapfr^ not b) a jugful, it taken physical ah well a* mental i r 1 1 ? * 1 1 to k?-i out four to *1.\ col* i UMitih Of local matter In a town ,'he.j .-I/* of Port Mill Modi people take, a lof^.l paper to ^<t the local nap- i penliiKri'. ' Don t he afraid *o tell the editor or reporter thai you have friend* viaittng you. Tin re are loth of people who an- Interes- v.-d iii your /rii;iid;V You owe li ah a duiv to them to le( your trieiidw ktloW III thf li* doliign. I'erhapH yon think .the! paper. hliowH pa rt Jal.it y, l>ut jnt<t nee If , the pa' p?? r doesn'f trent Von rljcht : If you glte it a chance." ( II \ \(.i;s AT i > \ Mi. Ml. Khaine Sin ? #?< ilh .Mr. lvi urn <l> on linai il of Dirt vliii's, A' a n i < * ? ? f ing of t he stockholder^ or ' i he Hunk of Camden held Molt- i ? lay af I t'l'lioon I In* pre*- (dent read ? it im _'f?th annual ail<lr?*>;>; jdtowing the j pi'ogroi-h of i his good institution for1 Hie last ?juarU<r oi a century, which ! was mohi k r.'i t i f y ing. The following j board. of I >i ree.t ors vvci'i' elec.ted : H. ! (J < arriaon, W. .M. >Sh?U)>ion, John \V. ^,'orbeM, Leo Schenk, I). Wolfe, Tn< >.th an- If, ( I'urVIaoii, presi dent , W. ,\| Shannon, vice presi dent' C, Jl; Yates, eirshter;' II. <!. : Catrlson, Jr.. assistant cashier; J j M Yillepigue, book koepe?; W. M.I Shannon, solicitor. M ' If III Illy ? >??>;< ? r- ? t-rj ? S" l \ (' in place ot_ Mr. A. I >. Kennedy re signed. Mr. Kennedy had served the hank long ;Uid, well and was Kiven up with many regrets hoi h official and personal. Mr. J. 1 Wallace after a long serv.ice resigned to fill a position with the Loan and Savings Hank, of this city. Ills resignation was at-- j ?????pi??d with regrets Hnd Mr. Wal- ' lace asked to nnitinue service in old position until Septemher 1. Stockton News Notes. Sp-cial to The. Chronicle i, j y Kin .*? ,* S i '., \ ug. '? Miss I >o . wt 1 im -.-da le, <j1 Westvillc, is the i g:ie>-T ol Miss Irelle Bruce. Miss Lor?-n^ Htitnpriej; ha* reiurn- ! ? from ? 'rip to Kork 11111. M ib < M i ii, !?? : n \- r 1 and brother, Ob car, of t'an'cy, have been visiting i elai i \ eb hvre. Mrs. 1 .oil Wat kins 'and grandson, iJaiiiwtiti Itlm-kweti, or I >nrlliigt on' county, arc spending this week with relatives here. Mr. 1'. I. Sowell spent a few days o; week in t ' h cs l e r f ie ! d . Sarah, and Andrew Humphries are > pe n di ng several weeks at the homo j w Mr < ' \ it n in ph ties. 1 i { e v L. I'. Hnt son spent last Moij- ; day :tr. The lioine of Mr. W. K. tiard- J tier i 1 ?r J. C. 'I'earce was here sever- ' a 1 lays last week. Mr. John Hell Tow ill. of Itate^ hiitu, was here last week. A series of meetings are being conducted by Rev. T. L. Cole at Swift Creek Church rhi> week. Mis.". Juauita Young. of Westville, j is the guest of Inr sister. Mrs. I >a- . vld C. ill is Mrs. Cora tiny and brother. Mr. I Walter M< Lain, spent a few days at | the home of Mr H. M i'earce last j week Messrs. Tom \rrants and Arthur Humphries spoilt last Sunday with j re I a t i ves here Miss Heulah Ueasoitov ej\ oi Lu- | golf, lias been visiting lor sister, Mrs. Charlie Smith It is reported* t hat <'arl Humphries' who has been ill for some time with ! fever is nt>t any worse. We hope he will soon recover. Rev. T L. Cole and Mr. lieorge ? Moseley spent Wednesday at tliei home ?>f Mr. Helton Owens. Mrs. Simpson has erturned to her j home at Hlanev after a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jesse I'earce. Miss Tressa McDonald, of Camden, is spending this week with the Mis ses Sowell. Vance Hough and Blllle Mellon- ' aid spent last Sunday with relatives here Mr and Mrs. J. H. Hammond and ! children spent Saturday night at Stateshurg. Kugene Owen, of Sumter, vra a visssitor here 1,1st week. Claud Hammond, of Stateshurg, is here for this week. Mr and Mrs. Douglas, of Chester- I field, spent last Friday at the home of Mr . B F. Sowell. The Kp worth League will meet at the home of Mrs 1' T. Bruce on Friday night of this week It was postponed on last Friday on account (if the storm. Members are urgent ly requested to attend and elect the officers for this year. This unique verdict of a cnrfi ner's jur\ in a Dillville district "The T.Tst freight Tiavln* colUsioned with him an' knocked him 20 foot, more or less, we. the Jury, after se tin' on him fer quite a spell, find that he ain't dead at all, havln' com to whilst we wu7. a-dellberatln' " ? Atlanta Constitution. Kllli N< . \ i; \|C IIIWIV ? . > lit ii r> Kmukiojn* hlkoi t ? ? IHhiIi ?llIM |?ll *illl|??<'l|. An unfortunaiv kliooilni'oofiirft^ \Vedne* day ? aiiernoon about ft v? mlle* a lxjv?. III IhU county, (it which Mr. Henry He*t dona *o badly wounded b> Mr, JoM?pb Simp fcon, 'hut he died from the effectb of iliv wound u uliDrt while after' * ard?. The < au?e of III** dlf flcully eu n not b*? learned but it Ik thought to be ?h? rt'iK'wul of (tn old ijuarrtd. Mr Se?iiion? wan returning to hi** home front Hlaney uud stopped at the gin iiousv of Mr Simpson near the road side and called him to hit* buggy. Juoi what led up to the *> ti <?<?( Inn we aer unable t oleum, but two nbotj, were fired and Mr, SoMloh* drove gn to It i r> home where he died n fuy/ minutes after, Mr. Sltripson left Immediately for Camden and #u r rendered to Sheriff Uu< kabee yesterday morning and is now lu. Jail liotb partie* connected with the affair are men or families, both be ing well known in the county and their friend* regret the tragedy. An ln<me?t lb being held over the body today. 1' is expected that Cap M I. Smith will Ik? employed to de fend Mr, SiiupHOii . ' * llfl'l KS \ S \OI M K!> I t r Tie- Nc.vi lii-.? atei' l\er*>lia? Count) lair. Mr T I ,ee Little, secretary of the Ker haw County Fair. is distributing handsome advertising literature an nouncing November i ii, Ivt, arid 14 fjtg the da>>- for the holding of 'the I 'J l tair. The ba H" ball park will be enlarged and a modern fair building erected which will, he ?>uxliib !?;*?!? Other buildings will be erected and a large room} line of stalls for the housing <?f stalls lor the housing of horsey, Cattle, sheep and hog exhibits. The liirge horse show arena Will be fixed Up in hot l.err ,st y le, r'he grand stand remodeled, seats arranged, and in fact the Greater Kershaw fount} Pair will be a place to bring the en tiro family ami spend an enjoyable day, seeing attractive sights and ex hibit's tliat will be worth days of vonr time. "The ha by .show will be a feature*'' .stijd Mr. Little, "already they are gettiim the habits ready and more coming every day." As tisttal there will be fine display of farm exhibits in evvry line., The balloon novel ty acts will bo such as were never seen i-u ( in.i.lh . hiifnn. The other amusement attractions will be great and altogether the show this fall promises to be the best ever, I WKVTV I'OIM) IVAKCKI/POST hineiisc in Welglht h'r? in II IVunds fter August hVh. l-'nder the new parcel post regula tions which go into effect Auk. 1 5 1 li. : In* weight limit of parcels of the fourth class mail for delivery with in tlit' first and second zones will t;c increased froth 1 1 pounds to 20 pounds,. The rate of postage on parcels e~x- J eroding four ounces in weight will he five cents for the first pound and oiif cent for each additional two pounds or fraction thereof when in tended for local delivery. When iu t en ded for delivery to offices in the first and second zones the rate will b? five cents for the first five pounds and one cent for each addi tional pound or fraction thereof. The pound rates of postage on parcels np to 11 pounds in weignt j will remain the same, while the rate : on parcels a hove I 1 pounds and up t ( > 2 n pounds will be as follows Weight Local 1st 2nd Kale zone zone j 1 2 pou lids . . . . 11 1 ?> . 1 ?? i 1 pounds II .17 . 1 ?; j 1 I pounds 12 .IK IS I pou nds 12 . 1 !? . 1 'J j 1 f? pounds 1 .2u . 20 j I T pounds ... ... . 1 .2 1 2 1 1 S pounds . . ... 1 I .22 .22 1 '? pounds 14 . 2 . 2 3 ? 20 pounds 1 f> .24 -24 1 The rate for local delivery will j apply to all parcels mailed at a post-j office front which a rural route j starts, for delivery on such rate, or I mailed at any point on such rate, or ! mailed at any point no such route j for delivery at any other point there j on, or at the office from which the i route starts or on any rural route starting thereon, and on all mailed! matter at a cit\ carrier office, or at j any point within its delivery limits, for delivery by carriers from that office, or at any office for local de- ? livery. SI \1>.\\ SCHOOL i 'ON \ K\TIO\ Meet in August >vltii Heulnli and Mt. Olivet Schools. The 5 1 h annual county Sunday Scliool convention will meet with Mt Olivet and Beulah church on | Wednesday and Thursday, August j lilt h and 14th. Wednesday Morning: lu.oo. Devotional exercises. 10.30 Welcome address and re sponses. 10 4T> Knrollment of delegates. ! 12. mi Discussion: The Pastor and the Sunday School. Rev, J. M. ! Forbis. 12.:tu ? Miscellaneous business. l.Oo ? Recess for dinner. 2.30 Devotional exercises. 2.4 5 Discussion: Best methods ! for teaching the lesson. To be open ed by J. M. Martin. 3. 30 ? Round table, conducted by Rev. W. 1 Herbert. A djournmeut. Thursday Morning: 1 0.00 ? Devotional exercises. 10.15? Reports of committees and miscellaneous busltvess. 1 1 .0^ - -Election of officers. 1 1 . 1 f> ? Round table conducted by Mr. Paul Quattlebaum or Rev. K. 0. Waiaon, dt <' onwuy, U.OO^-Dlicmiioii; Benefit* of Children'* !>uy. To be op?ned by I'. B. Field#, Mi*c#tlftneou? bu?l?N?. Aftfcrnoon Mission to be arranged t>y the ? AlJVl'MjOll. l'w*iori*, htip? riiu?'iMJe!HH and teaeh , ' 1 I iTi ar^i urg?<l to attend tltif eon veil* lion... The convent ion peed* you wild >uu need the Inspiration you will k?i from the convent Ion. 'llit- fir#t and th* luat wtvIcuk are u# important at> any of the oth ers*, and Wtt hope that all will collie to >< t it } f<>r (he entire five sessions. Won't you priay daily that \\c ma> have -a 'good and profitable meeting? Our progijiunme is full of good HHttgtt. lie there at the opening servjee. j Jteujain until the close, It will help; ypu. ??/ Bring full matlsties from your ,S' hopl. He prepared to pledge a \ "{??finite amount from your school r o i- next yeai?'s work. Won't you bring a contribution to help defray * he expanses of the eon vent ion? Home* will he provided for all .tod dinner will he served' on the ;ound.s. Do not hesitate about com I 1.'iti for there are plenty of hornets for. all. J. C. I i uiu phrles, pre*. j W. Hirchmore, 8e< MONKV TO IX) AN, On Improved farms. 1 Easy terms. Apply to B, U\ Clarke, Caindi'ti, S. C- 60. The first thing, the average hired n'ir! does is look in the closet and; size up. t,he family skeleton. j NKW NISMM) *H!> IflQt'lPMKNT. ! >l(Ml?*rn in Hvfr) UvH|>4 ? t And | Willi ciw Very fle?t. ! The Seaboard Air Lino bag plac- j Jed iu (Htrvlce on m II through train*' the handaomeet diner* over 'but 14. The cars flure lmiutive to tool trav* eling ab well ?k to uafety. I'addle fan* really cool t bo pan?enger* with out The (Ho floor 1? cool, sanitary and doe* not contain odora a?i carpet* do. Tito sunken electric light* give buffh lent ' light . without being glaring, and the ventilation .of t he modem cara remove* the, ntlng of wuinmer. The *ervice U a la carte, offering. the beat the mai ket afford*. lu addition to thi*, they have al ho put1 in nervice new uteel coache*, elaborately fininhed which make* them tiie pioneer# ' in valid nteel j train* operating in the South. For full information relative to Seaboard aehedulen, etc., write ( W. Small, IMv. fan*. Agent, Savan n ih, (ia. 14-18 FINAL DISCI# A lift K. Notice Ih hereby given that oi?e j month from. I It 1? date, on Saturday, | AngiiMt 30, 1013, I will make to the | Probate ( ourt of Keertthnw county iiny final retnrn in? Admlnlatru/tor of the K?iate of Mr*. Julia M. Hoy-, kin, deceased, and apply to theuaid ; Court for Lett era DismiHHory. A. il. Hoy kin, ' ? Adminittira^or. j Camden, S. July g'8, 15*13. i'eaiiur politician* yliouhl not coin- ! I plain if they go! routed. COLLEGE OF ~ St. Genevieve FOIC YOUNG I, \ 1)1 i s. I AnltcviUt'i North Oaroliuit. Located In "Lund of the Hk>." 3,0#0 feet above sea level. Utj.? surpassed climatic conditions, with in i Ul winter#. Five Schools, Including, Music, Art, Languages, Expression una Homo Bconomice. Ideal Home Life, Individual work. Inntruo torn hold degrees from Kuropeiw and American Universities. Kn vlronment of Christian culture and refinement. References re quired for admleslon. Write for Catalog. Delightful accomodations for a few select families during sum iner months. Terms on request. About 2,40.0 men will be required for the operttt|on and maintenance <y {he Panama canal The coal hill for one of the larg? es< Atlantic liners for one trip wan 125,000 or more than $15 for t-ach passepge r. Kacli week patrons pay more than ?}, 38(^000, 0Q0 nickels to moving pic turo fthow-H in the United Stales. Steamships seldom la?t more than forty yfcars. Of those built between 1815 ami 1 835 there is not one afloat,, The life of the modern steel bhlp Ih much shorter than that of her wooden predecessor. As for warships, they are usually scrapped 'at the a?e of twenty. Tlu re's a lot to be seen at th'e seas lit) re besides the shore. Co?7fli?>?. 1911. Uiiarta. ?t?n? 9c ??. Even We Admit that there are more important things in the world than having the right chothes. We realize that, as the poet says, "A man's a man for a' that." i "> But, unfortunately, people will judge a fellow by the way he looks ? and even more unfortunately, lots of fellows don't look as well-\ dressed as they might. It isn't because they don't want to, or because they don't try, it's because they don't know how or where to get gar ments that will bring out the best of them and hide the worst of them. We don't say that we can (because it wouldn't be modest) but we are morally sure that we might show you a Hart-Schaffner & Marx or a Michaels-Stern suit that would cause the first friend you met to con % gratulate you on your improved appearance. BARUCH-NETTLES CO. 'The Place That Set# The Pace"

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