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THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. S. C.
GETS LARGE
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COL
LARS LEFT IN WILL BY
MARY JANE ROSS.
MLUE ESTATE AT $2,000,000
One-half of Residue of Large Estate
Also in Gift After Other
Amount is Paid.
GERMAN COTTON MILLS
ARE FACING SHUTDOWN
Washington.—German cotton mil
Wanhington.—T'ho German cot
ton mills are facing a shutdown
through, inability to buy raw ma
terials, said a report to the com
merce department from Edward
T. Pickard, chief of the textile di
vision, who is in Europe making a
survey of the textile situation.
Heavy deprecation of the buy
ing power of the German mark
abroad, he declared, has made it
almdht Impossible for Gertnan cot
ton mills to expand their working
capital sufficiently to cover, and
hence are finding it difficult to
buy.
HUNDREDS KILLED
IN ITAUAN FORI
LIGHTNING CAUSES TERRIBLE
EXPLOSION. DESTROYING
FALCONARA FORT.
Charleston.- The will of Mary Jane
Rosa, a wealthy woman of this city,
who died August^6, was filed for pro-
bate, and its feature was the provision
made for Roper hospital of Charles
ton. which is bequeathed, through the
Medical Society of South Carolina
1100,00# in cash for the construction
tof a branch to l»e known as the Ross-
Henry Hratu^c of Roper Hospital; the
surplus income from property of the |
estate In this city, after certain pay
ments are made In maintaining the |
Ross Memorial, a public museum to
l»e established st the Ros* resldencs
on tbe battery, and M addition the hns
WILL SAIL FROM NORFOLK
Pitiful Cries For Help Are Heard Com
ing From Under Wreckage As
Rescue Work Goes Qn-
Spezia, Italy.—The number of dead,
lit is feared, will reach 144 in the; ex
plosion at Falconara fort,’near here.
SIX MEN LOSE LIVES •
IN AIRPLANE WRECK.
Mineola, N. Y.—First Liuotenant
Raymond E. Davis, United States
army air service, and five enlisted
men wdre killed when a huge Mar
tin bombing plane crashed to earth
at Mitchell field.
The enlisted men killed were:
Sergt. Thsmas Benfleld, Corporal
David Stiven and .Privates Edward
H. Kane, Henry Ray Nichols and
Irving M. Whitney, all stationed at
Mitchell field.
A report of the accident as give:
out several hours later by the ad
jutant’s office at the field, said that
the plane had been inspected short
ly before leavipg the field and that
the cause for the fatal accident
"probably never would be known.”
TRINITY COLLEGE
' '
JAMES B. DUKE ADDS ANOTHER
MILLION DOLLARS TO TilE
. ENDOWMENT FU*D,
nr BIG PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED
Latest Gift Makes Total Contribu
tions to Trinity by Duke Family
About $4,000,000.
DENBY ORDERS TV/O DESTROY-.
! according to the available estimates.
ER DIVISIONS TO PROCEED AS
Early as possible.
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•With Extra Supply of Provisions
In Response to Request of Rear
Admiral Bristol.
THOMAS E. WATSON IS DEAD
Warhlnglnn Secretary D» nby has
ordered two d< stroyr divisions, com-
pltai Is fo gel one hslf of the residue, prising twelve destroyers, to pro-
which Is ssId to be very large, one un
'onflrmed re|ort estimating the total
value of the nstatq at arnuad IS 000.
«i#o T%e l*r-ebrtertaa hospital at
Philadelphia gets tJO sad tbe oth
er half of the restdje other begs sets
is' Hade 92VOOO to the Booth Carolina
Htstorlral swletf IX*eoa to the Hio-
tor teal so. lei g of Philadelphia, sad
Had a«d or so to ladlvtdwala No of-
g< tal eotlMsle of the valoe of the ee
late ess available hot apporealty t
il w 111 ev eat sail r hen*
«e«-«t “as early as possible front Nor
folk to t‘oe»taatla«*l>!e with extra sup
ply uf pruiiatohs,*' la response to a
request fr-eu Rear Admiral Mark
lirlstot. Amerb aa high eoaiaitsaluaer
■1 CoatthMiaople, that they he seat
■for the protection of A an rW ad Id
tadddld'*
Id addMiaa the eodpiy ship Bridge
etll pr« erd sa svoa aa pose!hie to
w t --ostsat laopte
He I he purpose of avhdlag these
dt ahlpe ta la protest A evert. s& refer
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mi that «uf
4 Hager ef Char-
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a PhUadaiBhAML.
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►eis, I adh d**’tdfwd 'sad fhraied
>sy plies show id they hs a*ed» d The
method of dtstrthatfoa sad Id deaemi
he aao la hi P fd» df the ewpfdaso o*
’sfuish-4 e«lt ho dsdaftdldiMl ky Ad
airal tt* mtmt
m .o* Ss ihsi
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INeparotrereo 1
II* ert
dee way al the
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coed VHl CMfe
The number may go higher. Several
hundred havfe been injured. A ma
jority of the victims are still burled
beneath the wrecknge.
Pitiful cries for help am beard
coming from beneath numerous heaps
of debris, but though the rescue!
; work is proceeding it will b» some
time before the last vbtin, • v
treated from tb- wr«<kai:*- of H-
immense Bu*i'b«‘r of bous«*s which
were rased.
Seventy liodlea already bava heeg
r»*rot«-red from tbe debris. Fifteen
hundred t->fla of explosives were slor*
< d la the deep tunnel* of tb * fort
. The rntirr top of the hill or. which
It pas lorstrd was mm pi ’ tel y blown
away * Tb • work of recovering addt-
tluaal dead la proceeding No correct
■otiaate vaa ha arede a? their dare
hsr *. •
Hi i asm of kayo red have arvtved la
aaloOMhtleu tmlloy • lurrtes add
am balances from the scene of the
etplaalad Numerua* other tajdf^f
perwrea are tvegag shellered* ta the
hauls-. asM.ag yasasa nf the rail
nay stattnme and private haaasa The
ksiyaisls aye BBod
Tm ijm. rileduB add >•'■
, aeehreg hard ta clsmr awsv the
s re« >,sa» hud i dear task re aireaal
sapeeharead aae
»:»*ry ir*e axih*o a raiitus *4 assay
Durham. N. C.—James B. Duke has
again made large gifts to Trinity col
lege? President Few announced that
Mr. Duke has given $25,000 to the
new’ gymnasium, that he will give $50,-
SENATOR FROM GEORGIA IS A qoo towards a $100 000 law building;
VICTIM OF ACUTE ATTACK
OF ASTHMA.
You Can Get Back
Your Grip on
Health |)
Persons suffering from stomached
.rouble and who are under weight^A
find an everready .friend in Tanlac.
This celebrated medicine has ended
Indigestion and increased the weight
for thousands of people everywhere.
Mrs. O. D. Flaherty, 1905 Grace St.,
Lynchburg, ,Va., says:
“My son’s health was fully restored
by Tanlac and he actually gained
twenty pounds ih weight. After every
meal he suffered terribly from severe
pains, palpitation and shortness of ‘
breath, and had awful headaches. He
was terribly nervous, too. He Is
working now’ every day and is in as «
good health as he ever was.” 'v --
Under nourishment Is the cause of
most cases of under weight. Tanlac 1
enables the stomach tb extract the
healthy nutriment from the food,
huilds - up the whole body and In
creases the- weight to normal. Mil
lions of people have testified to Its
great benefits. Get a bottle today
Member* ef
Close Friends at His Beds.de
Wtfen End Came.
that he will give $50,000. towards a
U00.0M buUdine (or t*. no.- x hool |.» any .Iroaalat.-A.lvortlnem.m.
of religious training, and that in addi
tion to these gifts he is add!fig $1.*
000.000 to the endowment of the col-
Family and Number of lege. #
These gifts nr*- made by Mr. Duke
as his part in tbe program for tbe
Imnx-diate further development of the
college, whit h lot ludef eight ilema:
ri- tu« 11v** f*o-
i by not
ike givea II.-
«rd« th**
noo ha*
■ 1*4 that tbs
remainder will he pla> <-4 before June
t Best
| J| The ““
vwvolv lac fa ml
ft* ana a year
Wa
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gton —
(’nit
ed Stat***
Senator
(It Intraa*
ing (be pi
Tbotr
ins
K W at
son.
of G**ofl
rta died
do a ment of
th** Ctdleg**
a add*
Bly
at bis
bom
m here. <1
kath hw
than $2 i044j$(
Ml Mr. Dt
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0 aa at
tit 4*
attnrk of
asthma.
freiO OM *ot th 1
1*. and tow
from
wbt
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vt-«e
WateeO
had aul-
und mill ion
*««ne |7rti
(•-rad
*wrvvati
pledged, and
tv ta oap**
ra«
ly h
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) ear*
Although falllhg besttb bad inter*
rapte4 jrastn* Wataoa a atl*k4akra
at Ike aeaale aew*t**as fyeqaeatly la
tke laet weseral renatka. be waa M k •
•eat rrt4a f * be a Ike eetrele adp*«r»e4
• ad kts frtra4a keHev*4 tkal ke waa
tkea • how tag trepr •* etaeat He was
rerw kea •• 44* alv after dtaaef aa4
ity alley the attw* •
it'
* ••water * famiti
Inao fWvtet* • • #1
-.f jp or aa, alumni
ti at Iraet $44 'nth nr
■ kbit would repre-
Paradoxical but True.
“The human anatomy Is a wonder
ful bit of mechnBUm.” observed an
apprentice. agrewl <He fon -
iaan. 'T piitl'^ fharles on tl.e bark
■ad made Ills head aw ell.’*
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Say “Baver”and Insist!^
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Hirer 411
I Wy awd k*r mm TkafVy.
■ hr- I |ac $ IS Sue re net
:teased ** fb> rtatea ayaiaet Ike aa
tal* tens W t'ey liv«e Ih the hark
mi • sxaall Btnv Wear tke mtahirta mi
• fre«awi»4 eh»'^i she teak ap ker fee
>4*w*« w**rty a year spa ceauwe ••
Qvawu—4 fr *cb Bte tteWW4* Mewice
Whe Mill la*«eta thet tke 1)4 044 la
Merely Ih* fhreruaaay «4 Ike foCtaM
»h» h.-pr# te reketit
Neal died ta ihwaka Nek shoot
tan year* *y > Bia.e that tire* kks ee-
tale valued at ahjd I.' ’kaa
tMkrfl IB t dl v trei Hi I® Farsytk
rwasty Nv>rth rare!Ira aapeytnr f naft.
where tke validity of I ha will kaa keen
.<«te«ted Mr* Mrt'oy rkaiasa that
Hack B'ftmdaaaa
tfth aaval Brerlrl
The W>«tvey«ra
have wo* Waare 4
Madai aa *#14 H
•elerSX W atB ke
waakvr m tk*
he Btefwtrked
hdaiaaX
is a a4a r»t Mad Ike
BM4a kp Adavirwl
1*4a U HsfrereaML <eaaaaawdtaa tke
ValOaaklp kriPvw ai tke AtkS4>kr Bret
• huh ta 4ww a# tke VtTBlWta «apeu
ttrvisyw kne Ike aa*- vai■ at af tke
lae 4»arreyvr dlv taSeCM wafw rv»« etved
at tke etfkre at ABretral Badreck Aa
•ware aa tke MtaWlfcr Bead. Wttk akh-k
are S4 daetrwvecw la battle practice «4f
tke Ttnciare rape* ■npaata at Ike
naval bwae. M waa atated. twelve af
tke deatrwyeva wmbi Bt bar early 4e
portaru will ho aelerted te aatl ter
• %.
-4 here ta Rk> Grande Mas-* t'njetaaUwople
Xral arart
Urn. aad 4ke pat la
ahar*> of tke r«tale
A> ('ordl&t to Mr* M* Co* ake kaa
been docc J by d« trrtlvra aad her
life has beva la danger (root other
< ialmanta to the proper!)
Good Ytrid of Hay In Lau-vna.
l-itunn* IJiurma count) farmer*
ha«e harvestid a fine hay crop and it
has Im-« n aaved In exiclient condition.
On a forty u» r»* farm on the east aide
of the city that i* o*ned and .operated
by the l.auren* Mill* company, two
crops of hay have beer gathered this
year In the spring 2.000 hales of
fine
for bet *.tdfe alee
Tke awppty aklp
with Adasiral MrW
■ Crwern Rrince (9*e'p« af Gr«*c*
Athea* King Cowataatiwe, kowtag Tlrglala i.-guiature
tn the • ill of the army and navy, kai
abdhated aad fTowa l*rtB«e Ihrorc
% »1 9|
TW Utiiit lt#4 f rwaw. HWtWrdl
after the eapheMek. •• t»r*
twtvw mi aMdvewt aSerew a a.I
Brut wfd We*eue*VS»u te - Ike aneWa
• h* . a . •
heepMabi Iters aB 4f wk*»k weTr Btl
ed tfiMary kreeea have he»a a*
iIg4*d te Ike week of e—e*w* AB
Feactall af Ik* pitMeWse af OeWea
ha** he ere aiehtlii* j if lhatf • hiefa
t« waatat tke aedikrw
tv»an Btdaa Rtaee ta
tb aaktagtoa — Reprewswtatii
af Virgin ta gained Ike
Bytwg arerewdrvasre* takreg aw gtr rwwte
lar a k are ted trip te Hareptaw Ire at
(•red tke fwweeal af a fvhsred
Kepreeeretative Ittawd rewd Ml k
Newport Sew* paper that he had
been selected as an kuwatwry pall
hearer at tke faarral of rial Netoow
It Crcvewse. pn aldeal of tke teak of
llaaiptow. Va and a avewiher mi the
Reprcaeatatlve
also fead that tke twatral woald
la llaaptoa af 2:30 o'clock
pa**ed ares*
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He glanced at bta watch, railed tke
who married Princess Klltabeth
Rumania, ftecomea blng of Greece, srmy air service h- »<1quart if on the
•Tntll the people aay they wabt me telephone and at 12 oclork’took off
no more. I shall hold my throne.* the **•»*»»» ««*•«* •“ hirpl*®**
king declared to the Aaaociated Press lainglcy Held,
com spondent He accepts thu sw ift
revolution as the voice of the people.
The revolutionary army is march
ing on Athens. Three hundred army
Cotton Export* Increase in Valua.
Wellington Exports of «otton da
i r*-.(s> il In volume but int rcased in was continued under the name of the
Ik but la the heat two e test lows Bew
a tor tbatsua was wre rented aa tbe
i kolee fbr vice prvaldewt of the Bt
Luate papaltst rtreveattoa. wkhk ea-
dorwed Vt iiltam J< calngs Pry aa for
president la INM \om(hated fob pres-
by the pctiplca party In lb* 4. Sue
ator Watson coedn
p.vicn to revive the
NAbout that time
ration of Watson'* Magaiine. wht<h
pHakremt
Stats Vet* fiay Not Meet Agaxv.
AskeviU* The reankre of tb* fare-
federate Veter.n*. core prising the
North Carolina division, came to an
end here, following on<- 6f the largest
and most i'ui-r»**«lv.» parade* ever
held In the city.
Whether the North Carolina veter
ans will meet in reunion next yrur
has not been derided. Some feel that
$k as*
Fxaesifw • ar
<*ABTf HtlA. tl«
for iafhtit* and
Rear* t
Blgl.a' ore
In 1'se f«»r Over .‘Hi Veai
Children Crr for Fletci
•r b rbstonn
As W« Grow Up.
AlMtiif all the difference (M-twisW
ehlldren and n* grownups Is that
weigh more und xln’t so happy
—Atchison County (Mo) Mail.
hav small grain and clover were officers vfaMod iko JOng and ntged dvnng August as spared weekly jeneraoninn. De punnca- the , ra ,tered lines will hardly make
with August. P»21. according to for Goan begun m Umt period arcre su- „ reasibte. '
eign trade reports issued hy the com- Ponded during the \L ilson administra- Following th<- spectacular parade} All men :ir. I»>rn hctptewr; :nd aome
cut from the farm. The second crop, the formation of a military cabinet.
of peas and sorghum cane mixed has
just been harvested, producing 3.000
hales. Five thousand bales of hay on
forty acres is considered pretty good
for this section.
mecce department.
tion
when denied transmiss.on veterans were driven over the i never outgrow
Corn Crop is Short in York.
York. — York county farmers are
much concerned over thei shortness of
the corn crop, which is almost as far
below the average as Is the cotton
crop. The corn production 6t York
county this year will be only 60’ per
cent of normal in the opinion of John
R. Blair, county demonstration agent.
They' were r^ady. they said, to put
themselves at the head of tbe people -
to combat the revolutionists, main- Export* of the commodity totalled through the mails after attacks ap- mpmore estate and many of them)
tain order and defend the king. 273.S08 hales worth $31.00Q.000 last -peared in them against the draft act, visited the government hospitals at j
• month, as against 423,491 bales worth H* 6 espionage law and other war an( | Kenilworth In the wards j
Disabled Men Seek Further Help. $26,000,000 in August a year ago. For measures - Mr. Watson then bfgan 0 f these hospitals emotion several
Cincinnati. Ohio. Congress will be‘the fdf-ht months ended with last Au-;th p publication of the ( olumbia Senti- ( j me8 overcame patients who gazed '
asked to pass several hills of impor- K U8t cotton shipments totalled 3.4S0,-' ne l at Thomson. Ga.. of which he was f rorn their beds of sickness upon the
tance to the disabled veterans in the 569 bales, worth $148,000,000, hgainst P ro P»I etor U P t0 the tiine of h T- s (,eat T 1 - bent and gray veterans of a bitter
World war w hen it convenes in De- J 789,238 zales worth $214,000.60(3 dur
comber. Capt. Hamilton C. Cook, of the corresponding months a, year
Buffalo, national ^coBimander of the a K°- — >
Disabled Ame/fcan Veterans, said Cotton cloths exported during A' 1 ’ m e n '"n' 0 he r t C, Hayes, 215” \Ye7t l 0th the United Confederate Veterans, find
here / aggregated 50.000,000 square an ,| George B^m," 703 Worth- Brigadier General J. M. Ray, of Ashe-
"As yet /e have not "decided defl-jyards, worth $7,000,000. as compared . ton ’ avonue ^ ere kiI1 ’ d ^ hcn the ville. commanding the fourth brigade
conflict before them.
Two Charlotte Men Killed. An automobile bearing General .tu-
Charlotte, N. C. - Two Charlotte 1,an .S-. Ca rr. commander in chief Of
finer
who is (onversant with the outlook in | nitely just/ what these bills will be.” wifh 56.0.00 OOn against 332.OoO.OOD automobilp in whi( . h they ^ ere riding! 11 c - v - letl thft Parjide.
Captain Cook added. “ .Our hospital!- square yards w'orth $46,000,000 ‘Yiiring tt . as -' 8tnu . k bv southern passenger • “* ~
zatipn committee will submit the pro- the eight months ending August, 19*.!. y n 37 near Lin wood Crossing,! ^ sl< ^r 0171 Fares. „
r-osorf laws to the government agon- rv- ^ 1 between Spencer and Lexington. I ^’ar-hingjon.—Representatives from
cies, su h 1 as the. United Veterans’, Form Provisional Government. fr . u T M _ t t U{) l tl ^ organizations of traveling men, ap
every locality, while some estimates
of the yield are even lower.
x The prolonged drv weather during
August, and Septeuiiier is neld respon
sible for lAm curtailment of production.
Corn sin: pl.iN-ahnb'f' T»'e‘ jrrowtr without-
moikturt; and tlic “air. that fell'dur
ing the latter parmtvf the- growing sea
son was negligible iiiNuiantity. The
only corn that did well wax 1 hat which
was planted early, hut the aN^age of
this comprises 4 very small phepor
tion of the whole et>*e.
The deoeased corn yield mean*
that hundreds of York county farm
ers will b< forced to bay corn in con-
.- atdeeabl* quantities next year*.
Bureau, which' in the event the bills 1 “ London. Indications of revolutron-
aro—p:iss--d. will be most affeeted by ar y conditions in the Greek island of
rare stntwnv
Their Liberty automobile, believed
to have been owned by^Blum, was en-
pearing at the Inti estate Commerce
Ta Ball Ho*a A0am.
Oraataburg Many hogs wit! ba
^ commission hearings on interchange-
them. A ft er^H»~alS|icIe'» ii'trve :. ^ported In a telegram tirely demolished. able mileage • books, asked for a re
ed approval on thernmsurep. they'’’Received in officialdk(les from f’anae;t The iM-U »ci<! identified -by ret|ers^ ui q b , a ^. 1-J pur- xent in trans-
wtU j>o submitted to President Hatd- the'e^ife town on the island. All the and other papers in their ppekets. -portation costs by means of the pro^T
tng for inclusion on his legislative prisoners housed in th town jaij es- it was reported at the offices of posed new mileage facilities,
program: -in this way we intend" to coped and cheated disturbances the Southern railway here that per-* . A. M.'Lt^eb, president of the national
eliminate friction that has resulted throughout the ctijf?-. There being nd>aonc standing near the crossing tried council of tfayeling salesmen's asso-
prevfoualy. due to misunderstanding local authorities to deal with them, to stop the gutomobile. hut their warn- ciations,,said the roads should sell
ween the disabled American vete- they were hither free jn their actions, ings were seen too late to be heeded, coupon hooks at a one-third discount,
of the- World war and the bu Finally a provisional lopal "govern- Mr. Hayeiriaas killed outright and .and argued that the policy 4$ould in-
reauiNre charge of thoir rehabilita- ment waa formed to control the »lt* Mr. Blum died while being taken to a crease the amount of travel material-
tion** uatlon. * hoapital in Saliabyry. .ly.
"I was pale and thin, hardly
able to go,” says Mrs. Bessie
Bearden, of Central, S. C. “I
would sirffefj when 1 stood on
my feet, with bearing-down
pains in my sides and the lower
(SP part of my body. I did not rest
^ well and didn’t want anything
to eat. My Cqdor wg? bad and
1 felt miserable. A friend of
mine tokl me of
^ 000 Bi
Washington-
marketed la Oraa/ Narg county Ikte { by actiul
. aaya Fxna IWrxareatratkm Agent i
_ . .. 14kre*
Congrsaa.
(ban 13.404 blHa
Armed Man Liberate Prisoner. 1 Tariff Congress to Meet In Cap.tai.
St. Paul. Mift*.—Twelve armed me®J Fort Wcrth. T«xaa r The Southern
Wolfe h will ba ;
praxi»at*iy U4
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>f ail sortr week baa bees »et for December J to raided tbe county J»U. overpowered Tariff association will bold a tariff j
latteMforad le inebtsive. It was announced by Gar- and locked two deputies in cell* nod rongre** in Washington. October fib 1
atityd^featb tend W Powell aesietaat aattoaai dl freed John C Ryan, held la connrc- aad 7th. aeepfdfas to am reBteted rail |
with tke koMap ef a theater Tfee issued by John H Kirby. pre*»deot af»
U.mx tea La«toa which laaM*r*t#d tke depwtlee ratted tke Are depanmeet the aaeertatieo from aoothera head
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tnd I then remembered my
mother used fo Uke it. . AJttff
the first bottle I was better.-.!
began to fleshes up and I rt-
flteacd my strength sod good.
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I look twelve botilcs (of Cardof)
and haven t had a bit of trouble
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