The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 10, 1906, Image 4
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8 The cuts are
||g If you have an.
||| our stores. W
Jfe* ent enormous s
provements.
cing is enormo
||j| price persuasic
Positively the fine
pair guaranteed as >
fered for less than p
MERCHANTS, nc
jSPfe Stetson's $5.00 and J
Walk-Over Low Cut
Whitten's Low Cut
ft LADIES
$7.50 Skirts,. $4.V8
$4.00 " $2.V8
$1.50 & $2.00 Skirts .68
China, Glassware, Crocker}
All at and bolow cost ?Nothi
m :
| WHIT
f| BA.TESBU
I mmmmmm
i |l Great induceme
B Clothing and '
If J. C. G lo\
M ^ BATTESBURGJ
Kh
% THE CHARLfc
w
^ REriODELED AND NEWLY PL)
^ Army and Navy Met
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE THLEl'H
Steam Meat, Electric Lights, Electric t:
Singly and En Suite. Cuisine t!
^ " -
*/! RIDDOCK& BYRNS, Pr<
CHARLESTON, S. C
g PAINFUL PE1
Life often seems too long to the >
8| fers from painful periods. The
kvs uuw iit i icauiiLi ic, uacKacne, leucon n
|Lj dizziness, griping, cramps and sim
?? dreadful. To make life worth livinj
I \?ine?f@?
I Woman's Reli
E It quickly relieves inflammation,
riches the blood, strengthens the <
? permanently cures all diseased condi
k weak women suffer,
r It Is matchless, marvelous, reliat
At all druggists' in #1.00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER "I SUFF
Pm fratly aftd frankly, In strictest Confi- writes Mrs. I
ft, 1 den^e, telling us all your symptoms and slew/, N. C.,
troubles, we will send free advice (In all iny life, bi
jfc$ pl*fn segjed envelope). Address: La- dui gave me i
I dies' Advisory Dept.,The Chattanooga I am in battel
I Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. for a long tint
: Call on Sur
ler Apparel!
deeper on every article in Summer
ything to buy don't fail to come d
re mean business and must reduce
stocks in order to make contempk
In our Clothing and Shoe Store the
us. Many pleasant surprises in th
in await you in every department.
st collection of SHOES In this s;ctio:i of the St
>ve represent or your money back. Every pair
resent wholesale prices.
>w's your opportunity.
&6.00 Low Cut Shoes $3.98 Crossett's $3.50 Lov
: $3.50 and $4.00 $2.00. Whitten's Low Cut $3 (
$2.50Specials, at $1.98. Queen Quality Low Cut
SKIRTS. JEWELRY JEV\
$6.00 Skirts $3.9N Wc have on liand about $500 of sol
$3.00 Skirts. $1.9N Jewalry, consisting of Watches, Chair
1.00 & 2.n0 Skirts? .ON ets, Rings, Fobs and Charms. If you
,, Tinware, Picture Frames - P'ece ?' Jewelry, do not r
nK reserved -We'll m ake a tunity to SOi;urc sa,"? at Manufactur,
FEN DRY GO
COMPANY,
RQ,
INNNW^NNNNNNI
The- Great !
mts in fH Bicycle
Shoes |J ?^>of.
m Speth B
Eli'S, (Clias. 15. Allci
1 c Largest Country Pa
I' house of like kin
Tremendous Stock of
: Stoves, Grates, Ranges
: ;? > > > >?>? Goods, Bicycles ;
iSTON el'840 Broad St. v
RN1SHUD. (j\ ?
tdquarters S ^ For everything good to
r | << ?'
ONliS IN RO')MS 0\ I <C _
levators, ROOMS ^ 1 ^ t*herBro?
nexcellcd O *'&A ^
- y ?? ; ~
jprietors. ^Columbia, Newberr
Si- - fC-C5C5C> i ... , kailroad Sell
('tiarlftston, U iv??nville, ( oiiimiasi fi
S(JllEI. I' !.K IN EFFECT I
1^ Lv. Chapin . ... ?.2'Um 3..Mpm A
!0hS 01,, ,
* rJ j I v. rrospi-rity t? 4">p'u KVJlpm I
iVoman whosuf- ''v ('lln,on *..'?5pm i.j-'pm ;\
nternfll hf?irinff- II a ins an 1 ft:! arrive anl .1 pirt from
LlcriKll l tai ing ? I ram- 21 and _'! arrive :i*> 1 depart fro:n
ea, nervousness, ?g vai* street, olumbin. daily, exempt u.m
liar \rf 1 ii'flc om 3 For rates, time tabl or birth-r i.iforn
nar tortuuh arc y ,, p p LK/kPllARTt a T
g? lake r J. |.\ M VI\(JS l OX, S(,!i,-ii i,,v'
^ g W (r cil I M>s, Preside
kj ra j*ij Fur bloat ing, beiehing, sour slum
pQ g acti. bad breath malassimvt o'i of ja
n food, and all s> mptoms Of indigent imi^
S| Hint's Dyspepsia Tablets aro a prom nt |
? and eUndent corrective. J-oltl Dy 1'i.n- pv
ft minis I'.ros.
purifies and cn- Ha
:onstitution and g ' , t ? , * . ? . , 1
lions from which p 'rc <1 ku!al'aRa Seed <lunter l>'
f? Drue Store.
[j i
)'C* A
3 I Eat one of Wing's Dyspepsia Tab
^ \ lets after each meal nnd you will n i A
EM? GREATLY/* S !.0irer wlM,inrtlKo?li..n s?M by Tin >?
.. E. Ctevonger.ofielto- ? i "><" ? ?*?
"at my monthly periods, H ?
it tha first bottle of Car- p ' ' ' 4
^subscribe to The Advo- ^
JATMBP
fc#####|CODSTr
? PAIGN 0
1 AT ST!
3 1"" 1 Mill
H wwii
FOUR OF THE SEVi
^ IVE CANDI0A1
^ DISPENSE
^fv (By D. R. Haiti
Tin: county campaij
oT"ir^o Y?fi 1 serv^ at Stcadnian on Wedni
CijJjJCU.d. ty chairman, C. M. Kti
I j. ^yfv candidates for tlic var
llJLcCL tU ALA' and county position!
and announced their
OUT prGS- for expecting the su
fellow citizens.
itccl im- At least 401) of the
of the surrounding cou
) QlPVlfl Pit and during four 01
OClL/I 111" AJUV, speaking tfave close i
_t? attention. The crowd
e way ot every respect and see
to hear tho candidate!
Li?i<ior was tlic one
lure of all of the speoc
~ *?$$(?? i.slative ci'idul ites.
:ite. LZviry lions propounded hv I
^2p!?!E eculive Committee: "
Will he of- vor of l110 State L>ii
SFrgp secondly, "Arc 3011
repeal of the tblcc lav
each ol Llie candidates
Knur of llic seven cam
V CllLs ? 8h n^'4/ rjed themselves cwph
of the Slate I >ispeiis;i
)D at S2.4l>. such a way as to safey
i&Jyti uraft ( r the suspicion
$2.50 $l.h8. ^ j i wo announced I hem.si
_?- - the retention of the
?5?A5? ; against the Dispensar
/ELRY AuL I of local option, while <
Dispensary hut was
Id .cold and plated vl"v the repeal of the Hricc
is' Charms, Lock- .... . ,
. . . 1 lie more extendc
i wish to own a > .
, ... v; .n' virions caudal u?s vvi
niss this oppor- '. . ,, , ,
, . *>s4%? low 1 he candidate:
tr s cost, t?0-~ . . ,
?lhces contented tl
hrief statements set
!>oculiar tit ness for the
| ^ T he distinctive feat
i y p / ^7 SggPg! and the one event
vtv crowd waited patie
speech of Con^resama
wlio reached the tow
S^i^ morning and mingled
crowd in that demo
?!i? pretentious way wliicl
# the idol of ins county i
*5vfv A synopsis of his speei
ne*^ wee't*'
__years ago, and asks
I n m&k ing the race al
C-ji. ~d~ / v w r /a 0~% ^1* fot KtheredgC first,
LA * t W Lime. Don't bellerc
ling ?lie favors redui
_ print Ion for state c
I-8 /\ | | Cf* iust Legislature he foi
1 n rial ion bill of f20,CM)(
town exposition, lie
- iho country schools ai
^ they should have dou
of money t hey now pt
; I LP LIlCE oensioniujf all old sold
/ will vole and do all i
i Old Stand) elected to change the
law.
itronage of any 1'.- i i i favor of iht
j .1 . .. j .11id bitterly oppi
L(i 111 tilCi) City* m\\. It is a sad f.iet
liquor, but the peopti
it has been liere from
,v.. . . , of the world- You ca
, 1 inwari1, Sporting k)>) p VV|,Hke> from Mi
md Supplies. j vilie. his home to\\n,
^ bition for twenty ycai
Ali^USta, Ijll on every express
I'lted the Upures of
pared them with tlios
AA^ AAA^ ^?4) ?AA?A ' lina. There aie five i
I eat, fresh i? ink'whiskey to one in
nd up-to-date Ko to 35
5. Uatesburg. S. C. ?
fci|$S 21 A - IION. J. M. I
???? 1 u . ? '? Hon. J M. Hut in;
&J, come back to give
l^cl[.IPCIIS stewardship after se
?/???! \ in the house' I!e!ievt
It CI Ulw. I ih/-r tax should be 1
tnd Atlanta Simit Lino. Clemson and W IntWr
N'oVKM itKK 2f>, 1805. who uses a ton of fei
v. Clinton . 7.5tO;un 2.22pm tax and from this sou
v. Prosperity . 8.r>;Yini 3 2-i|iin on ru'i ivi <i this 30a
r (0.1:1: ,:;t l<?.80ain 1 1 ?pm 1 is it >0 mncli mo
sl MMK,t f'-? should tie taught cc?
v Chapin . 6 2i)pm 11.57am red 1101 ion should bo 11
,v. Newberry .."Mapm 12.30pm Vo,. of ll|e ,. ubIU, sc,
r. Laurens ..OOMpm 1.42pm . . .,
. , , . _ .. posed to these extra*
union depot, Columbia, dally. ' . .... ., ,
Coast Lino freight station. Cler- ation?, ami like Mr. I'
lav. against tlie *20,0 i0 aj
iuti m, apply to any agent or write the Jamestown Kxpc
A, Hank of Columbia, believe in tbo su
Igrnt Hank of Columbia, into the adv-rt
nt, Columbia. S. C. ,
1 he pension law is not
1,p. In the last I eg is
(Meet your friends nt (Winter's ^sc- d iced a lull to genera
Fountain?Tliey all drink there that all Confedcate
_________ get something He
Drink at our Fountain and be |,ap- c'rcuil hill, which ?.
?(Winter's Drug Store. lax on the people (,r
ir. favor of the IWspen
? tlie Hi ice law slum
Ice Crcnm livery |?uy (Wi iter's 1 '? 'r?* is no such issue
ug Store, in South Carolina. 1
< to Ray against t lie lion
You can sco the poison Fine nick ist 1K'a<,,'rs 1,1
araoHtor tlie kidneys and bladder. Is"5 ,n('k tlu' c"l,H0 of
Single dose at h dllme will show Soulh ( 'irolha ,or u
more poison upon rising Hie next is 1,0 8,,ch thi,,y sls lo(
?rnlng than can be expelled from ?ounl.y option. Lees<
syslem in any other way. Pine- i nn<' ^rta,,sea dont w;i
s dissolve t he impurities, lubricate l',e VH'?Plt'?f Cilia
b kidneys, cleanse tnc bladder, re- lieVt S ll,ut the hiS|
ve pain and do away with backache ,nado 11,0 ,Jt'st s01"1"01
edily, pleasant'v, p rmanently, '"lostion.
d b" Tiiniunos Hros.
P k 1111 MON*w*M*SMARPE
V ft IfJ[ Hun. W. II. Stiarpc, in his usi
., forceful said that it was hot a
k L M V it was Icd luiis to mike a specc
" " "* Don't like campaigning but he di
Hin like to rucot the people All of 1
K 11 Ik" Opponents are on tlie (' C ft A Ita
" " road, they loft the whole county
r lilm n???. ? -- - ? ? -
I "V ?r mil L itUIlt II1C v?nii;t3 i
I less lie can represent the people. 1
lievos the greatest of all questions
? taxation- Believes If properly ci
'H irniQfiT 2 or 3 mill, would io suilicle
iN LLuluLA 1 for country peoplo. is opposed in
pro pno uncertain manner to the present pt
run slon law and bel!?ves in every t
ttY. soldier getting his portion. War
the large appropriations for collet
iwattger.) ail(j favors an increase in the cou
jn was opened tfv schools. Opposes the Bureau
usday by conn- Commerce and 1 migration. Beli?\
rd. All of tlie in following the steps of our fo
ions legislative fathers and raise your own imc
> were present grants, lie stands tor tho Dispi
various reasons sary with the law properly rnfon
Hi age of tlieir and stands for such changes in I
law as wilt put it above suspici
sturdy citizens ,uu' uritlcism.
ntry were pros- ^ have to educate the peop
r live hours of appetites against liquor. Whisk
ind intelligent is here and the best t hing to do is
van orderly in '* it Pay the luxes' It is llio 1111
ir.ir.yly anxious salable tiling in all civilized rovu
s men Is. Men Ibat cant yet fond s
absorbiny f?'a- for wife and children v
lies of the Ley- have !i,l"or. The prollts yo to I
Th? two ?jne?- sc'",0's a,|d the man that has I
Die'county Kx- c,,,ldrcn yets it. In conclusion
Arc vou in fa- sui',: "In llu> lai,K,,aKC ?r Abrah
spensary?" and Lincoln: "With malice towards no
in favor of the with charity for all, with firmness
?V" wore asked the r?yht as Hod yives me to see
i for 1 lie house. "K'1'. ? shall do my duty."
ilidiites annnun- T. C. STURKIIi
tica'ly in favoi T. <Sturkio, E-<p, threw bou<|u
I -? mullilied in ^ the ladies and was glad to see
uard it against many of them out. lie had run t
of yinft, while yenr.s ayo ar.d the yond people saw
jives in !?\or of |eaVe him at home, hut lie ^
Ifrlce 'aw, but gW|t|g to keep runni^y until he s
r and in favor needed. He favored yood roads t
me favored the |,;u| no time to discuss the remed
opposed to the is in favor of the common schools :
' acL? if elected will doall in his power
d views of tiie advance the cause of educat ion.
II he yiven be thinks the people have a riyht
; ror llie minor vote 011 the lienor question: if tl
len.selves with want dispensary or prohibition y
Liny forth theii them which law they want. It
position. undemocratic to force upon the p
ure of the day pie somcthiny they do-it want, f
for which the ,luiL "1 the primary. lie is oppu
ntly, was the Lo l5,e dispensary as ii i
? A F. Fever stanus wiui grart on e' ery hand.
11 early In the ,avor Hrice law, but it no
freely with the "ne amendment, to foree the sup
era tic and tin- visor order an election wher
li has made him P^ition in presented with the
ind his district 'H'lrcd numbers of signers. Is
:h will appear po^ed to the dispensary from a m<
relink us an J legal stand point.
J. B. W1NOARO
ERliDtili
. , , ., J. Brooks NVineard favors the 1
Legislative can- . .. . . ,
r I... pensary lav, the original lhspcns
'as circled two . . . , , , .
, . aw, and stands foi sue ' change I
for re-election .. lt . ..
,. will c iminate all gialt. He is h
one?on his man. . . .
. . i ii ,i .vise in favor of the Lnce act
last and all the , . , ., ,
, , . voted for its adoption two years a
in fence-at' ad- , .. .... ;
lie went into the details of the t
:tion in appro- . , ,
.. , .ino sees no reason why it shou Id
olleges. In the ., f
.. ,. repealed. He thinks it is wrong
light the appro- 1 .. .
I, for the J.? ",vc",0"'y '? ll,osc ?ou?"s 1
I. in favor of "ave "> .li^I.vnsj.ry, lire dltprn.
,d believes llral Mr' ?1 "Karri louche!
1,1c the amount education and said
t. Is In favor ol ><!""'bell"re in Ruvcrmoeut inl
lers or none and r,!rl"K """ l ": ,1"ml's''k' a,,'urs
n his power i! a"> (auul>' >'0L ? ""in
t coot roversy wit h a geuth-inan in
present pension . . . . . . ,
crowd, and his lime expired before
not into the real i-.aiio-4
; State IHspcn?
Ho the I>| no K>^ JOAB EDWARDS
tliat we J j a v i Kev. Joab Edwards said he wa;
t> will have it. .favor of Hriee act and opposed in
the foundation emphatically to the Dispensary I:
n't kuislate t< He said the lirice act was Dem >caa
e pet pie. Lees- and if slightly amended, w uld n
lias had proM- 'hep ople the right to express tin
is, hut jugsconic -wives on the liquor question He
i pro! ihlt ionist and always hns b
Main?and com- !|"' '^pensary is an alien f<.K
( of .v'oul li i an - l,,M,n Sou,h <"arol na. It is itiit)
m-n in Main sell- '?,lsn,,(' undemocratic The peo
I, /'..r,,!!,,- ought to be allowed to vote for or
dtrt J lust l lie sj si c;.. 1M-.I ? .t Imvc U
sfactory to lis ,'IKl11* H^e act is in trpnd with t
they wou'd send ^orrrcraey. before the Dispenst
'aw w? had local option. 'J lie 1
a n < o to invade light of p
:P 1 !N(i , , . ..
. ->< .1 1 ntws t lie tinai t
k' was K'?u' condition oi iliat institution.
account of his makes a double set of machinery
ivhij-l ,w? 3',;?rs the governm* lit and gives use lor
- that Die /er ruption. Has not reduced taxes
ilvldid between plainicd Discussed education ,
op. hvery n an .jm?. r quostions br.efly.
tiller ,>ajs s:. Js auNNKLL
IalOUt* Clem
r over jjlaO.OtO. ' nhit i!. Nt w ItrcoKiand, 1
>ney, t lie pet pic Ia 1 0,ire,,eralc soldier: and was
norny, aid u.i tendai.tof Now l.moklatV Cor
rude. Is in fa 'Ctoreilie people will. < !, an r. c<
>ools first, up 'fl>nnoiablc service. Ilv n,s in
i.Kant. appruprl ??r of the repeal of the h:tc u.v t
dlierodne voted look d upon prohibition ns a dolus
>l>roi>r tat ion for an(' ;i ''liee "l' bo.ieved tlio I
isltion. Doesn't pensaryould be reformed to previ
ito government lhe sllsP>^ion of corrupt Ion. All I
isinp business. honest mm are n?t dead. Give
. what It should <"e:?n m. n and ll.o law was lhe h
lat 11 re he intro- solution of the whiskey problem,
li/.e the law so 's a w<ll,:,n Hl"' thinks I
soldiers ' would working' people of the county ouj
opposed the 10 10 bavu some distinctive represi
aused an extra ,:llivo- Bunnell pledged himself
*12 000 He is lo all he could, if elected to proini
sary and thinks dueation among the people. Wa
Id be repealed ''d every white b.y and ki 1 in t
us prohibition ';ind b tve a c tin non school edui
lie has notIdng :
est prohibition Mr. F.aok W. Shealy said he v
the house lias not an orator, therefore would mi
prohibition in no at t< nipt at oratory, lie g;
0 y< ars. Theie some figures as to the condition
a I option; It Is ihe euni\s tinaneial condlti
ride, h' tt riburK ??hch should that under ius adm
int Dispensary, Mration as treasurer the ciiumy I
i*lt do '.* be t?r?*peied. Mr Slieali has b<
teiisai.v can 1 >.< t reasurer for six \eaisuiri has ma
1 of the lupioi in aide ollleer. His friends were
great evidence al Stead man.
- - ? - ' 1 res'
SUPERVISOR
ul' Hy an ?Kre' ment among them||(l
selves lie camliiales for Kupervlw r,
" Jn<> \V. Frye, Gea. A. Shealy an 1
Geo. W. Kooii did uot. speak.
,< a This ended Hub tpoech making for
t lio p.nniilv nill m??<I ?
w..l UIKI ? Ul'liicr UloU
' Ltvcr addressotl the crowd ai. 11
much edtliusiasm.
jg* COUNTY AUDITOR
Is Mr. s. J. Derrick told of his life
,r. work as an educator and put forth
Ills claims for the ofllce.
no Mr. W. D. Dent, ot New Urookland,
>n- told of bis success as a business man
>ld and seemed to make a good impressits
Ion.
!es Mr. M. l'ickcns Llndler, of the
u" Fork, aiso presented nis claims for
of ihe place, telling of his race two
,CH years ago- Thanked the per.pie for
re his vote then aud hopes to be elected
111" now.
jn,cCj
The candidates for Judge of 1'ro
'h(J bate, Messrs Geo. S. Dralts, J. M.
jon Craps and A. 1). Martin, were present
and addressed the audience, as
did the other candidates for the var''
s ous other offices,
ey
to
osl (let your Rutabag and Turnip Seer.
n at Ounter's Drug Store.
Old i
r IB WIFE'S BODY
llie
vmm m wri.i.
iw&li/uv IT JLIJUJJi
tic,
in
ll"' AWFDL DISCOVEUY MAHF. BY MB.
WHIT HAMILTON NEAE DILLON.
3 LEFT HOME ONE
;r WEES AGO.
jut
Sj CARRIED OUT HER THREAT TO GO
AWAY IF HUSBAND TOOK
l\l CHILD TO TOWN.
i?f,y Dillon, Auk -r> ? At an early liour
live tikis morning the dead body of Mrs.
i* ] While Ilaniillon was found in the lot
?co- well oil th-ir premises, where It had
*'ct- been sines lust Tuesday morning.
se(' On that day Mr. Wade Hamilton, a
,ow 1 farmer hviug about two miles fiom
's Dillon, came into Dillon bringing with
c<^8 liini Ids little daughter, the only child,
er~ leaving 1 he wife and mother alone. She
1 a J had expressed some opposition to huvze*
I ing the child accompany the father,
"p fearing as she said that the horse
>ral might become frightened at the automobiles
and the child he injured,and
even said if the father persisted In
carrying the little girl she would leave
, home. Mr. Hamilton playfully tnd
liaiileringly otYered her #10, saying he
bet she wouldn't leave.
We When he returned homo a few hours
j,0< later there was no trace of Ills wife.
IC1 lie saw that she had evidently ehanRIjq
ed her clothing and he found the $10
t0 sticking In the fob pocket of the pair
liat | pa.iiL.s he had laid aside that niornar>
i By having cl.a igcd her dress the
on 1 apieasiou was made that she l ad left,
he | h >i?e, but the most diligent search
er-1 failed to Rive tl e slightest clue to her
ot i w jcreabouts. ? lcd|
List evening after dark Lot JaCtLhe
on, a white laborer on the place. In
he watering the slock, delected an unuaual
odor at the well, which he attributed
to the hog wallow. m d it n'so
jn occurred to hirn that the bucket was
oSj harder to slid and ill I than usual.
lv, \\ ithout the remote-it suspicion, h< wjjt.
ever, as to the true cause of both Conjvc
d'lions, he went home.
?m- Very early this morniiiR the disi3
traon-d ushand, who since the uiyse.,n
tcrious disappearance of his wife, while
tod : not away hunting for her, has been
,ui. si ay inR at his father's only alKint 41*0
ple yards away, walked over to his borne.
a_ Mechanically perhaps RoinR to the well
,at to water Ins sto -k. the Rrucaome specrue
taele of the dea l body of his wl'g
im tl ?it,inR on the Lop of the water, met
aw hs tiorritied yaz:, dead nearly one
el. week.? Lx.
in I 1 _ i _
It '
f(M j An Opportunity for
?ir Everybody to Visit the
u*i (Mountains or Seashore
mo |
Annual Mountain and Seashore I:xI
cJrsion
V ia
kVas SOUTHERN RAILWAY
WEDNESDAY, August 15th 1506
ncs ; - _! _
? <>: exceptionally Low
Rates to Summer kesion
ort Points. Special Set)is
vice Arranged for the Oc201
,he casion.
oh Lor full particulars,
'ji' consult any Southern
the Railway Tjcket Agents
iht (>r write
to R. W. Hunt,
l' Division Passenger
<i>e Agent,
Charleston, S. CI
The old lime method ot pnrginp the
lko system witlj Cathartics that Lear^
,N'' w'ripc prind ami h&ak down the walls
of t he stomach and intestines is su.,n'
perscded hy hade's Little Liver rills.
" ! They cl< an.se the liver, and instead of
,as , weak en ink', build up and strenmhen
!('n . ilit: whole system. Relieve headaci e,
l,1,> biliousness, constipation, etc. Sold
111 bv Timmons Uros.
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