The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 30, 1908, Image 1
WILL INVESTIGATE
SEMINOLE AFFAIR
Judge Watts Orders Ap
pointment of Receivers
HEA1UNG AT CHEF AW
Application Was Made for Receivers
Been use of Vllcged Mismanage*
ittcul of the Itusiness.
The proceedings in (he case against
the Seminole Secureties company of
Coiumba, of which Mr. John v. Gar.
llngton is president and Mr. .1. Stoho
young secretary, have been wtuched
here with much interest, since the
two above named officers are LaureilS
men. and because a number of citi
are directors*. Action was taken to
get receivers appointed for the com
pany because of insolvency and al
leged mismanagement. The case
was argued before .lodge Watts at
Chora w on Monday.
Following is a part of the Stan's
account :
"Cheraw. Dee. 28.?Judge Watts to
night, after hearing the arguments,
announced that he would appoint re
ceivers for the Seminole Securities
company in accordance with the re
de./, of .1. C. Klugh. lie slated that
on the allegations made he was satis
tied that there should be an investi
gation of the affairs tiiat could only
bo done by a receiver. 'If it be true',
said Judge Watts, 'that these commis
sions wr paid, it shocks my con
science. Of course it is a bad blow
but 1 see no other remedy.'
"The bond was lixed at $50,000 for
the receivers and $150,000 for the val
ue of the property. Messrs. linger
Sinkler ami Crank (I. Tompkins were
Suggested by the attorneys for the
plaintiffs ami others may be suggest
ed by the attorneys for the defendants
tomorrow. The case was a long one.
bin very interesting. The passages
between the attorneys, the allegations
made and answers returned, the ar
guments, were all listened to closely.
Tin* argument of attorneys for Klugh
was thai the Seminole company was
a mere shell and for the protection
of the stockholders the receivers
should take charge. The argument
of attorneys for the trustees was that
the trustee.-; were not responsible for
the action of some of the agents and
that no case had been made out ; also
that there was protection inside She
company that had never been asked
The argument of Mr. Bellinger for the
Seminole company was that the alle
gation.- were Irrelevant ami there was
protection inside the company for the
stockholders."
Judge Waiis's Itcmnrks
The following is the stenographic
report of the remarks made by Judge
Watts in announcing his decision:
' I do not care to hear further from
you gentlemen in Ibis matter. Tin
case comes before me on the sole
(piostion as to whether or not I shall
appoint a receiver. As to the merits
of the case. I have nothing to do with
them, The iptestlOU is whether or
no! a StlHlcicnl showing has been
made for me to appoint a receiver. I
am of the opinion that Justice imper
atively demands that a receiver should
be appointed. I think that under the
showing made here that it is an OX
?.?option to all cases that have been
before our supremo court, ami the al
legation here is thai the stock was
purchased from the southern Life nl
an extravagant price, the price doubly
more than it was worth, and I think
that matter should be looked into and
I unhesitatingly say that the commis
sions paid shocks my conscience. If
,'hey are true it is a shock to any
business man in the world. As to
whether or not it is true I do not
know. I am not saying that it is so
or not. It is an allegation made here
before me and I realize the fact that
whenever you put a corporation in
the hands of a receiver you strike a
bad blow but the directors and presi
dent brought ibis stale of affairs on
themselves, ami n Is high time that
t.':e strong hand of the court should
Interfere and allow the matters to be
Investigated by a receiver and lol
?whatevor assets that can be recovered
.in- put in the hands of the court for
t,e stockholders.
"I will hear nominations for the
receiver."
it is understood that Messrs. Car
llngtOU ami Young were to resign
their positions at a directors' meeting
m Chattanooga yesterday.
SOLDI EKS DONATE
TO WORTHY CAUSE
Oi'licial I.tiler of lite Captain <>i (lie
Traynliaui Guards and Note of
Tlmiiks in Reply.
Snine weeks ago The Advertiser con
tained n news Item lo the effect that
the members of the T: ay iiiiain Guards,
the local military Company, had re
ceived their pay for services render
ed at the lime of the Spnrtanburg riot :
and further thai they had contributed
$: '5.00 of this amount 1 > the two funds
now being rniscd h.\ Hie wollten <>i
the city??12.50 to the Daughters <>r
the Confederacy for the Confederate
monument and $12.50 (o the Kings
Daughters for lh? elt> hospital.
Following Is the olllcial letter from
Captain iluhb r<> the Dane..lets of (he
Confederacy, und the card oi liiunks
in reply:
To the Daughters of (lie Con I tleracy,
I,aureus. S. C.:
The membors of Co. "D' South Car
olina Volunteers, belli}! in early sym
pathy with tlio movomeui initiated by
you. to elect a monument at 1.aureus,
lo the Confederate dead of I.aureus
county, herewith donate in that pur
pose, the sum of Twelve and 50-100
dollars, being twenty-five cents from
tlit* pay of each member t>f the com
pany for their services uudor the re
cent call of tin- Governor of the State.
Boing sons and relatives of those who
so nobly, patriotically and unselfishly
marched. liulVercd, fought and died for
the South, and :?> tlie cause so dear lo
us all. and soldiers ourselves, with a
desire and purpose lo emulate the de
votion in dut'-. which characterized
the soldiers ?>i' the Confederacy, wo
gladly make this contribution u> the
erection of the monument Tor iho per
petuation of the memory of the deeds
ami lives of th<' Confederate soldiers.
Respectfully.
Oscar W. Ih !.'>. Capl.
Com'd'g Co. "D" I?i Infi. x. c. s. c.
Captain Oscar \V. Dahl?.
LnuretiH. S. c.
Dear Captain I'ahh:
We wish to ihani you very much
for the contribution of the Traynham
Guards to the .Monument fund.
Your cheering word?; of interosl ami
nvmpnthy oncourngo us to proceed
with our work lo preserve (he moni
ory of our Confedernb dead.
Please convey to yotll' men our
thanks for their generous donation.
Itospoctfully,
Ressic Roland,
Lydc ii'b> Darlington,
Mary w. c. Gray.
Rye Specialist Here.
Dr. R. I\ Drake, of Wilson. X. ('.. is
in the city this week for the purpose
of treating eyes, and fitting glasses.
He has taken un olllces at the Lnurons
Drug Comjutny's store. Iiis adver
tisemeui appears In another column.
Albert Kllej Ite-Captured.
Albert Riley, one of I lie white per
sons who escaped from ilio couniv
jail along the other four prisoners
some week- llgO. is again iIII'llI't I'l l,I oil
having he. ii re-captured ihi.if ion;'
days after his escape He Was foiiud
in Greenwood, his home, having gone
straight t<? his wife' home. Riley
is in for grand liici uy.
ttrii) four! Personals.
Cray Court, Dec. Miss Lillian
Newton Of Greenwood is visiting Miss
Kthol Willis.
Mr. M. Wells, a prominent plain
or of Cbrohaca, Greenwood county,
was the week Olid guest of his brother.
J. W. Wells
Mr. .1 Prank Dor roll has been
spending the holidays with his par
cuts. Mr. ami Mrs. L, C Dorroll. Wo
are always vied foi' Krank lo COUlO 111
as In* Is a jolly fid low and much ad
mired by his many friends here Mr.
Dorroh Is holding an Important posi
tion in the accounting dopin'imeht oi
the Atlantic Coast Lilie Railway, ill
Wilmington, x. C.
Mr. '/.. /.. Dailies . . ab III!!II tor lite
Ctidahn) Packing Co.. oi Greenville,
spent KVhlnj and Saturday Wllh Mr.
?, V. Kopp. mr. Iladloy tool, advan
tage of the lim- weather for hunting
and bagged several of the <> v Court
birds while here.
Mr. and MI'S, George A. Itl'OWullig
of Goldvlllo are Hjieudlng a few of
IhO holidays with Ml', ami Mrs II. c.
Burns ai iholr lovely country home.
I,aureus llotl I Mil ":.-;i IIIOIll,
Mr. ii. Ui Meldail, who for Iho past
year lias operated the New Ltihrons
hotel, toft the cltj last Wee?< returning
to his formor home, Kuminorion, to
ongngo again lit the furniture busi
ness, l)r. it. Roscy. owner <>i litis
hotel properly bus not yoi closed con
tract with any one bo this year, but
up to yesterday ihdrulhg ho had re*
ceivetl three applications lor the
lea"..-.
THE POPLAR SPRINGS SCHOO!
Silnilai) School Christmas Tree?-Sow
Pastor for Church. Other News.
Po; lur Springs, Dec. -Ii. -The Pop
lar Springs school is in a nourishing
condition under the leadership of Miss
Alma Wallace. Miss Wal alee is a
graduate of Li 11 WOO(1 college, N. C.
and is a painstaking and efficient
teacher, and the patrons of the school
arc to be congratulated in securing
her valuable services. Never before
in the history of the school were tin
prospects so bright as now: all of the
students, even down to tin' smallest,
? 'cm io take an Interest in their wot k.
Miss Wallace is certainly a credit to
her Alma Mater.
Among the higher grades grades of
the school has been organized the K\
celsior Literary Society, of which Mr.
Henry Simpson is president. The
carries out All interesting program
t wlce i ach moid h.
The Sunday School gave a tine
Christinas tree on the 2f>th. Tin*
holly was loaded with many pretty
and valuable preseuTs. which made
many little hearts glad The occa
sion was a delightful one and every
one present enjoyed it .cry much
Tin' church here has secured the
services of Kev. KS. I.. Kinkley of
Greenville, for the next year. lie
w ill visit many of the members of the
church next week.
Kev, W. II. Simpson of Norway' vis
ited his father. Mr. .lames SilUpSOU,
and other relatives last week.
Among the students who are spend
ing Christinas at home are: Messrs.
Kllgene Crawford ami Harvy Hecks
of Cletnson. KS. W. Davis and I.. K.
Simpson of Fur man. and .1. A. Davis
of the II01)Oil Path graded .school.
Mr. R. 0. Turner of Greenville and
Miss Harrison of Greer are visiting
their cousin. Miss Carrie Turner III
lloyd's Mill this week.
Miss l?mmn Gassawny of Honen
Path is visiting her friend. Mis:; hula
Simpson, this week.
Ml!. .1A >I i:s >1. I.F.VK I>i: A I?.
Native of I,aureus and Well Known
Contractor of Spartanhurg.
\t one o'clock Saturday night Mi'.
James M, Leak, a well known Laurens
-Spartanhurg contractor, died nt his
home in tin city of SpurUtnhurg, after
a very painful illness of s\\ weeks
duration. The remains wore shipped
to Cold Point Sunday afternoon. lUld
on Monday morning at In o'clock the
funeral and burial services, conducted
by the Kev. .lohn D. Cl'OUt of Damons,
were held at Ml. Pleasant church, in
Waterloo township,
Mr Leak was IS years of age ami is
survived by Ids wife, who was Miss
Km inn Nelson of the mi I'ten su n I sec
tion, one brother, Mr. S O, Leal, of
Laurens. and three sisters. Mrs. .1. .1.
Sparks of Laurens. Mrs. .1. N. Glll'ley
id' Spnrtanbui'f! and Mis. Sam Dnilcy
of Creenville. lie was a son of Mr.
Joslah Lenk, in bis day a substantial
citizen of tin- Loosvlllo section. Mr.
Leak nciptlrcd tin- carpenter's trade
and for many years wns regarded as
ono of the lending eontrnctors in this
and Spartanhurg counties. Some ol
his largo contracts in this county were
iin- Clinton Cotton Mill. No. i; The .1
W ('opelaial Co. store. Clinton, ami
tin- Todd lllock. this city. IL; was
a member of the Methodist church
ami in OVOry respect a most highly
esteemed man and citizen.
Or. Cod) tailed (o \ rrivc.
A lai"go congregation was much dis
appointed at the First Baptist church
last Sunday night, because of the fact
thai Dr. /.. T. Cody of Creenville who
was announced to preach failed to
arrive in lime, Dr. Cody oamoi by
way of Spnrtaiiburg expecting i<>
reach here at (5:110 p. 111., but the Dm in
was two hours Into.
\ IIa re Sight,
Tuesday morning much oxcltoment
was t reated by the atldltOloUS run of
a rabbit across the pit ill Ic S(|iinre of
lIlC city. Time was. doubtless. When
such an occurrence was not a rarity.
!>ut in (llOSO days, such a sight is a
novelty In large cities llko Laurens.
Yes. this is a city now . even though
a strange automobile does draw a
crowd of curious loafers.
?MD nixie Girl" Onto Cancelled.
"My Dixie fj|rl" which was to have
been here on .lanuary Mb. is called
off. (he diile having been cancelled
this week by Messrs, Wallace \- Co.
Drugstores in Do Cash Business.
The drugstores of tltO eity me.in lo
do u cash business this next year:
read do it notice in another ? olumii
HI!N.I V.MIN.'I I! Vt I I M IT i.S.
Mnnj People Comini! ami H?ing Pur
ine. Hie Christin ? Holidays.
Waterloo, I) e. ::?;. On Wednesday.
December ai the homo of'Mr. and
.Mis. W. S. licnjnmiu occurred Hie
marriage of their daughter, Annie
U.vrd. to Mr. iteorgo O. Teagiie. The
Benjamin home was beautifully decor
ated with liblly, lorus ami winter
greens. Because of iho far reaching
connections, mam came from a ills,
inlicu io mingle with Ihe home friends
who have loved thi fair young bride
al! tin days of her life. ito\ .Indie
A. Ma n in of Cm: Hill :n .? i. v. Well
chosen words united the hnpp: couple
for life. After cordial ami sincere
congratulations the bridal party left
tor i!e- honn of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. I.
Teagtie. where tin elegant wedding
I dinner .vr.s served. The bride Is d<
servedly popular in this, her home
section, and Is n young woman ol
main sweet ('harms ami graces. She
belongs io an old and well Known
family ami Is cultured und relluod.
The groom numbers his friends bj Urn
score ami Is popular in business and
social circles.
Mrs. William A. Davis of Columbia
Is visiting her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
(I. W I.. Tongue. Mrs. Davis was
one of Iii?' mil of Iowa guosls at Ihn
Benjamin-Tongue wedding lusl Wed
tesdny.
Mr. B. \. Wlinrton of Cross Dili
spent Saturdn> in town.
TIIK XKWS VI II - ill > ' l.'l I h.
People ami Visitors a! Italian Darin"
Christmas Wool*. Personals.
Itabtin. Dee. l'.v Christinas is lively
i up hero, ii ml one .nut all uro having
;a merry, good lime. Thb Christhum
tree ai Itabtin Wits line and ever.v oli
enjoyed it very nine':, Osneeially Dr
Stewart's address which w s made lo
I thi> young people ami liddrnii before
I the beautiful presents were delivered.
Conn- down again Doctor ami let u
hear from you,
Mr. T. Houston Habh of Purmnii i.
, al home with his parents for the holi
! days.
Miss D?llo Maliall'ey, one of tin
charming young ladies of Liberty, is
visiting Misses Mae und \iu-- itabb.
Mr. I'hskine Itabh ol I,nur i Wa
I visiting in Uahun communh.\ Saitir
? day and Sumln>.
One of (ho most surprising things
that hapiieiied this Christmas was the
marriage of Mr. liinok; Na h i?< Miss
l.illle Armstrong.
Mr. I'diio: : We wish you a hdppy
[New Vear.
Christmas in liiiiireus,
l-Yidav of last wei I; vvri i vari ai i>
ceibhrated Christian da: in 'i i
ciiyj Christinas trees hi the iwo mill
f;imii> re unions. Imming trips ami
such I Ike. No church i< ?? w cr<
held. Sohle oi ii,.- people on .??v.,
llie tlay as Sunday ami some got
drunk. No serious accident !in\
I tlitiiJ lar lioen rejiol't ed
ID . Puller to I like t i ml I rip.
represeuialivi oi tin' univet'siilly pop
j itlar ''Copyright" hi and ..' Ihm.ri no
I com pa hied by his yhtiiij son, Ntastei
: Dick Milllbr. leave! tomorrow for in
! extended trip io Chn Iniuittl ami t>tIm i
! Western Cities. SeymOUr, Indiana. Mil
j home of "Obpj I'ijJ hi" thills, being in
eluded in ihe prbpo od imiiieiy.
'dr. \. Bun tppolutcil Iteceivcr.
Mr. V. C. Todd filloriioy for tin- Vir
I glliln-Caroliliii Chemical Co., received
on Tim-day afternoon mi order irom
.Bulge Klugh appoint lug \\ v. a. I Iitfi*.
receiver for Die affairs of c, Wii n
Hntj ( 'ou t IV. <>. IV. IHHeern,
day Court Dec The Woodiueii
of the World have entered (boil now
hall over tie- Batik of Cray Court Sev
eral new members were pill in i.
cent I.v. Deran Camp's elect (Oil of of
' licers for next year resulted a fbl
j lows: .1. w Wells, c c: i r pedi a.
I A. 1- : -I. It. Dorroh. banker: I., i I
Willis. oleri<: i,. \ . Wilson, escort; K
i T. sh"ii. watchman: I., m Henderson
j sentry; Chas. K. Pogers. physician,
i The camp has several iippllcltliotiH le
' fore it ami Wjlli llie nov oftlCOri i'
should have ho.Illing doing
Keeps Puhl I !?.
Mr; .1 Warren llklkciy, of route l'.
was in I Ii is ollioe Tuesday, rOficwiUg
his subscriptihn. dr, Bhikolv has
been taking The \dvcrtiser ever since
its flrfll issue, nml hovi I' yet has he
failed lo have hlfl I tibscHptlblt a Whole
... .,1 .1. ..d..me.
At'IMtOl'lUATIONN
Despite ! .c I a? ! 1 !. .1 llic Tax Lei .
Was increased Im- Stale Und in
Horton funds. #
Regarding the financial status of
Soutli Carolina a( thooml of theprosenl
year th ? Columbia State says:
Despite the statement nuulo al the
last session of the general assembly
that a raise in the Slate tax levy from
I I J nnlU id ."> 1-2 mills would enable
the Stale to net nearer a ousll has!
ami possibly do assay ssith borrowing
money, it is shown this year that the
appropriations overlap the income, al
though tin* assessments of property
have been increased und property values
raised much higher. The State has also
borrowed the full amount allowed by
the legislature 8500,000 upon which
interest totaling up several thousand
dollars must be paid.
The oiilcial figures obtained from the
comptroller general yesterday how the
total taxes received by the State since
the I -mill increase to bo $1,?102.52it.78.
Tiie appro- 'ialions made by the general
assembly last year for 1008 amounted
to $1,9-10,000 in round numbers. Tin.
leaves a very large deficit, hut fortu
nalely there are other sources of income
that will make up u good portion of this.
The license fees will, according to the
estimate of the comptroller general
made m his report, amount to $20,011
the tax levied for the support of tin
railroad commission to $10,-700; lhe
? iconic from the fisheries commission
to $10,000; the income tax to $12,00 )
and the corporation license tax $.v.0, 1
Tho last named Item ran $|,<IOtl nvi
that estimate. Tho in leres I on Iben one;
borrowed this your, however, will
amount to about $10,000, ihal liier?
is a chance for tho Slate coming oul
about even and a chnnee for a deficit.
The total taxable property in South
Carolina this year is $271,'?07,950 and
an increase of $'{,929,819.
ItKllt.i I.I 111.
< \\ the 15lh das bj Innuais. IJliih, ai
III o'clock a. m . at l-hioi'cc, S. ('. Hie
Counts Cnihmisuloi 'i's of l.uurcn;;
and Spitrtnnhiirg CniiuticY s\id let >?
tin- io\..^i rcsponsihh didder ihe con
traci for rebuilding llio bridge ovi
I'hioive Itlvei lien r i lie I to pol al lilidv
?
plane contract will bo awarded tor i
imibliui tin' bridge Over Knoroo Itivci
.?i Vurbornugh's dill hi both in iniice
I,ids ssitl hi tat . n on oltlihr steel <?
covered Wdoil Hrldges. itoud re
pi in I in on.' hall : he i liiOlll of con
traei price. rhtch bid litusi he tie
(?mpanied by deposit of $25.on iis gnoi
aptee laa! hinder will give sali. !;?<
nn;. hood and el ose contract will .
five (51 day: from date of award
Pho right is reserved to rejeei ans .,
iif! bids. 'Mans and specification
ssjii on file ill Ihe SuporvisO)
o'liee oi either coiliity for one we..
pi .in id dale <>: l. it lug. Sun led : i :
II it III illlKKT
" ? i Cn. Sil pet s iSOi I . I
* i 0| e House Siilurda;.
I i'ery pleasing emm I) drain. I
ton. |(, It, llempliill Head.
? e n. Hoberi Held 11 ein ph II i
iifd
day Inol ning in t he Cm || year til
I |e v
oM.cer. cii i/. n of hlgho: I ? ;i ton
uiati of ilnUsual Intellectual phtat
toi- years lie lias beeil editor oi
\hhevlllo Medium, one of the <>!>i
pi in i s of I he Slate ( ion, I lent i
Ii i a brother of Ma |, .1 Ho. <' | leiupl
i .nor of the NoWS and Courier.
A ruohl*Sluip*< in
'in yesterday evening, De<
.: n o'clock. ai (he i imJdom e oi v.
Mai tie Kiddle bil Btilllvnn .o re. i
I! b Simpson was tun ri led id \\
?
i : p r form od by i he Re\ c c u
fp'ill ? II chin mini! s mi up . n nn;;.
1:
Mr. Tl.ad It. f imeson of this city. '
many friends Of this young couple w
for tbent inne;: t. ijiplnc hsid n b
Mrs. II. I.. Po?lo Of ion. side
s Citing her sister Mr ! I! Hin
it Cll. i Ills ft ? C'K.
OFFICERS BEGIN
TERMS TUESDAY
Several Chaii^es in County
Official ( heir
THOSE WHO KKT1UE
I he vow den air ( iipnblc ami (In- Old
>'ii. * II in i' I'roied 1'heir KiHel
< ll is Olln i -ilulili i s.
\i i uriliiij; In la., all elective l'OUUl.\
nlllccrs will In' commissioned ami mi*
in aium i Li 11' i m'in of ollloo next TllOtl*
day, .Inuunry iti Kor th<- past ion
<I ix -i llie I.aureus eoiinly ofllcors
elcel have hOeh Imi \ securing Ilia
proper hoods and making oilier pro
Iiinimii*> nrrniigeinohli ucccssur) Ii)
umiiii; Ilieli* duties, 'I'lieso bonds,
logciln i Willi eei'Mlleales of election,
, "ivi lie ui ' led v illi (lie Ooveliiol' who
? I 'i ? i he h stinncc of com in is
idi : h,\ Ihe >? ' ii iai\ of Stale. These
hi he received hetween how und
ii.' of l.lltile Senator .1 I i.
vVh.ii".' 1 Id' inoiubbrs <>r ilie
; loh 11hin of \v lilch i In- Ihm. It.
. ? .i . : i... ii i. el.aiI'lliall, began in
Ihoiieh they will Hol ilike
II ihe second Tim-day
!mn the U< nei'itl Asseni
'I'1 '? oilier ineinhers of
! nun delegation nee Messrs.
i. ' 11111 v a 11 ami V, ('. 1rhy . .11
I'he "court house ol'icinl family will
i several changes, effeellve mi
'I'm ll? Sheriff Thus. .1. I nick -
' i' If * I i l yea rs u rallhful ? ml com
? u i. \\ ill lie succeeded
. .m ill i >. ()\. lugs, M ;:i il I'eceni ly
. ?. i 11 i'it.\ ('hihi. I hi has np
A, I!. in! !i i i son <il' Kkom
i.i 'l 'piil.v wlio succeeds Mr. A ll.
: i >.. ,<> will occupy ihe rosl
;. I inn .1 Im \ ii c'ha I'go of I lie
id iring deputy sheclfl also
.i i'iidid I'ecol d In Ills Cl'i dii a .
a cool iniij edieielil ollleor.
i.'li ,1. ol Court luha K I loli. inn' Of
it.' mosi i opiiliu oli'ii ei's in the County
ami Stale, v\ ill enter upon his fourth
;i h t npi o \\. Ilahh still at
V i ii it 111-1' aide ami popular officer
l ill he ivcbmihj ? lohed Is County
ol' I I II, I liimhi i t. Likewise
.
??ilcy, will In' conliniied in ollloo,
w i He \\ l \l<- Itopor v\ i11 succeed
.. SViili'd' i\ rji.s <?n i lie commission
in i in olllce ?.i the i dunty superlii
|( \\
ills! 11n rghd i Ik- dm le's ui ihis
i, i ? In a vi i.. acceptable inaiiher lur
il i|
?
? ? ?
iIh oil -, dm ine
of olllce i .
.. will ; lie
? 111 I
i i ?? nominated fid
i will sometime in
i d by ih'- Governor
ng ,\|i < \ Power.
?-. i tin only hold*
at I I'icildshlp.
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