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The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

First lisSsisg WIn % nsla II mari
ana OelahaF Sth.

First HaStIag WIN Bs nsla Ia mari
aBna OeiebsB sth.
West Florida having sent in % Hon.
W. n. Holloway an urgent demand for
q place upon the hrst schedule Of meet
ings 70 be held during ths coming State
Educational Campaign. lhe order Of pro-
eedurs has been SOmewhat changed, and
the fret meeting win BE- he'd a Marian
na, October 9Th, at the pressing invita-.
ton Of Superintendent Of Jackson coun-
The Board Of Public Instrustion Of
that county has just completed one 81
The hnest modern school buildingsi IN the
State, 3 work Of progress seemingly M
appreciated By the people Of that school
district, since at = recent election held
for the purpose Of creating B special
tax school district the measure vas de-
fsated.
In consequences OF this depIorabls
failure 20 further the cause Of ednea-
ton IN Jackson county. the school ia
doomed % q four months tern, instaad
Of the eIght months they could 90 oasi-
81 have had.
flis hoped by thOss interested IN the
edueation Of tie Jackson county youth,
that the rally win 20 awaken the people
that they wil yet take steps % place
their county abreast Of tke foremost
eqmmunltisa along the lines of educa.
tional endSagOR.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

The Perry Herald Of recent date con-
talned the following:
1T h said that the dreadful naW dls-
ease. pellngra. which IA ravaRinR Other
sections. has shown up IN Perry. NJ
Tkomaa Whidd0n n said % have q Eari.
esia ease. from which ho has been SIT
foTinR Tor several months. though u WA
tsFmined. Pellafra - said 10 ~ e6u1I
BY eating corn bread made from motI4
o. nodded eorn. 10 "a not cootnrna
end The many friend of Mr. Wkid3oa
h0pe that ~ win soon rec0Vof.
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NOTICE = hereby given that TIE city council q
An TIE citg q Tallahaasse FLORIDA Wil NEST a
thaeouncil chambar city hail city ~ Iellnkaasaa
a 8o'clook b NJ. Tor ths pugpota II l1safinF con.
plEinta AID locEViuE tnstintuv - - tha Valna 81
any property real 81 parsonl. g. fixed ~ the city
assesaeF q fHEss. and Of pafectlng. rsviewing
Ma" - u-Allllla &c 49, A-lt.liias
Any person, firm, aasoclalign oF corponation de-
arinf b appear beiofs The cltg council upOa mat.
toqH hefsln specified wll EpFnrn theulalgga &c,
esrdlnrly. W. ~. MCINTOSH. JM,
Attest Prg.i4eut City Coancn.
A.. n. Wliaaa, City Clerk
~ direction of the city eoancil
fs-st Iallahne,e'. Pa. seDt. sth. lsos-
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

NOTICE 3 hereby given that the Board Of
~ County Commissioners of Leon county. Flor
ida. win reeolve sealed bids. Until 10 0'cOck q m
Tuesday, the bth day 0f October, a. y. 1903, foF
the construction 81 wooden harm and stables FOR
TaIlshnssoS. FIaFida. Plan and roscincationu On
ale with the Clerk 81 TIE Circuit Court The
Board reserves The right b roiect any and all
Nv. COLLINS.
Chairman County Commissioners. Leon county,
FLORIDA.
Attsst-HElgHx T. FEEKRI.
soDtsmbsr 7th. 100. as4w
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

MOIlcH = krTehv giTen 10 all eEstllgta Iogetssl
AZ and diatribateoa Of the estate ~ W.4. Isiar
eatnto, % pfo8ent TIE namo necofoin9 % law
within Two pears from this data The "a Day u
August. l9q9s othorwi.s ~ sOeh claims o. Dc
n o. JOHNSON,
n-2mos Adninintra,or q ssisto q VS. ial.F
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
AZ creditora. lsgateel and distributes of the es-
tats Of J.. A. Andara, docaaaed. late ~ Leon coun-
a. Fla, and % en- persons having claims o. d.
u,l1ds against aaid eatata. 30 preeout same &C.
cUrdiug 20 law, within I've yenra from this date,
olsInla o. rdomanda Wiil s. forever bagrod
81 ~ WALEER.
q o. ANDEls.
ALicn b ARDERa
Esssutors O' Estate Of ,. A. AndsrI daoaaSsd.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

OK months after date. as admlmstFnirix of the
- estate Of Mics FANNIE Green deceased. vii
present 70 the county judge 81 Leon county,
Fiofida. my hnal account and v0ucheFA and
ihen ask for q final discharge from the admiris-
trati0n 0f said estate. nARY y. PIChARD,.
AdmiuiBtrntfi
yu6s isoa s0-enos
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N. n. BrDWn, en- attOrney. 81 Pitia.
feld, W., Writos: Eve haVa ngsd Dr.
Kings Ns Tie Pills for yeags ard
ond them such 3 good family 1gdiclne
We Notldn't 81 without n for
fI|9. Constipation, hlI F1a ~ Sch
aa1 eas tasF work Wed w. 15cenca
aii 6gugEists. s9im
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

CfK u0NTH9 AFrrn DATE rs ADalTNfs
~ tfaitf 81 tho estate - tdNord 81 Afford. De.
crea1d. aill present. 20 tie County ludrc q tsoa
c11IT. HIcftta. ~ final acctunt ard Fonchtrs. and
l1ct eat for = n1al di1chirE1 lr1m tho atmi1Is.
EDWARD n. AIEORD. "a.
administrator.
ADrn oieoa ses s7e 1-sa
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

OK nONTHS nfter date. 81 adminiatratriz of
~ tie estate ~ ands88 n. Manning, doconsod. /
via prauent 20 the county Judge of Leon couHty,
Florida. my final account END vouchers, and then
a. for anal diacharae from fhe adniniellation
~ said estate. MRs. hArrm r. AAEHWo.
Adulihiatfatrix.
April "a. 1903. sem
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

CIx MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
- | Wlll present ny anai aecounts and vonchers
b tfe Hon. B. a. neglnniEl, Frohate JUdra for
Leon county, Eiorida. and ask % - 6iaeha Qed a.
eEoeQtoI of the sstais q T. q RaWla lats ~ LeOn
q. W. SAXON.
Executes HFtnto II. e. Raula
Tailahaapoa. Pa. Aus. % fDoa Sl-em
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Than have my feet ent off aald n. L.
Bingham, oE PRineoFllle. Ill.. hut you'll
de from gangrene (which had eaten
away eight toosl II yoa ton'l, eaId 40
doctors. Ia1t1a4 ~ nnsd Buekion'a
Arnica selVs ti|l wholly carn1 KtscuFea
of Nc1ema. HeVar Sores, Boih. Buraa
snd Piss egloHnd tte world s. eanls
re.ee.s~ee.r.ii,.al .al-a.se.s
Belntrd eglis, of r6nDn. eomnll-
lad .ul.lda NalnaAag.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

8 brick dust etdi-
meut, ooe ettlinr,
stringy Or milky
appearanceoften
indicates en- un-
healthy condi
ton Of the Kid
neyai too ffe
quent desire 90
paea Il o. painin
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You may have a sample bottle sent free
bymaii. Address Dr. KilmeE & Co, Ding-
hauiton, N. v. Mention this paper aud
remember the name. DR.. Kiimeris Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamion,
N. ", on every bottle.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

cauhe eOfit8 TeInarkabIo
health restoring prop
critics. II you need q
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
druggista IN ffty-cent
- -. .l..lf.-.t..
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eeial Tna kogE loR water UarEs
END gifs Pralselion.
n1oTIsa y taa-t flgsa thsiit ls t',e lut,hiioa
- ~ t'lr corrtl - 80 CItB cf Iai'el1Eaee.
n 8 rrrann oslinenna 81 Lh1r1faV. TIA
ataf g oeiooer a r. ia p1ogl.llg 81 tae
He1as 9of|n ana fre rfotecf1n, urQn lft lara
d 0Io1eIlg within t1e cafncrlla limits q tae
~ rf feIlth ar'oa ti1fiia. fcr 30 yl1F a. u.
~ nIcINIoSH. ~.
AilgFi. Pre1iicnt Ciiy c1aBciL
a. ~ WnIan.s. CITY cigft
b firao.i1lc ~ TIE city c1unciL
So Itllahaasee. -. scpt. 81. Iaae.
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Thousands Gave Klinsy
ITsGbIs ORi NsVM Suspect Il

water ma Iet & atard tWenty.fonl honr..
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

Tie iidneys and bladder are out Of ofdsl
and need attention.
what 10 Do.
There is comfort IN the knowledge %
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmef'a
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fui6iis almost every wish In correcting
rheuuatism, pain Ia the back, kidneya
liver, bladder and every part of tiaeurinaIy
passage. Corrects inability % hold water
and sealding pain In passing Il, o. Bad
ELECTS following nee Of liquor. winc 81
beer, and Oyercomes that unpleasant re-
cessity OF being compelled 10 20 often
through the day, and 30 get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp 8o0t q
soon realized. II stands the bighesi g.
cause Of its remarkable
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01
HORTON
Io4 MASONIC BUILDING.
Timing,
Sheet-Metal Work

All work in the line Of
Roofing, Guttering. Spout
ing, and Sheet-Metal Work
solicited, and especial care
taken to please my pat
rons.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-01

NaSs - required y ssssses q. chsptur Sos
Acts 1871.
Bhouiea the amount az ta1os charEoA. A -
tax Ccllgctof - Len Coan1y, Florida. ~ =
coleeief foE - carrou3 year lee1 and ths appol-
0onmaut of The n1Ena - tha osYoraI funda ~
vAich ta1es hnvs ben lsyiods
ro,ni az A. tAs ysar ioos... sisssSos
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

cree OF the supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia adjudging President
Samuel Gompers. Secretary Frank
Morrison and Vice President John
Mitchell, of the American Federation
of Labor, guilty of contempt of court
IN the Bucks Stove & Range Co.
case. Chief Justice Sheppard dissent.
ed from the opinion on constitutional
grounds.
The sentence of the supreme court
now affirmed was that Goznpers, Nor
rison and Mitchell serve twelve nine
and six months imprisonment in Jail
respectively, for refusing to obey an
order of the court to desist from plac-
ing the Bucks Stove & Range Co., OF
st. Louis on the unfair list. Neither of
the labor leaders nor their counsel
were present when the decision was
rendered this morning. 1t is known.
however, that an attempt will be made
20 appeal the case to the supreme
court of the United States and no ac-
| ton has been taken towards the ar
/ rest of the snen until this point has
been settled.
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calendar. the reports which are drib
bling ever The wires from New York
and San Francisco and points North
South, East and West indicate that
today's battle of ballots will not lack
exciting features.
The municipal fights in the greatest
cities of the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts are attracting more general at
tensiOn than the State contests. New
York's nayoraity elections are always
spectacular. and today's is uaree-cor-
nered--four cornered counting the So
cialist candidate-fight is no excep-
tion to the rule. As usual. Tammany
Hall is the bone of contention, and the
Republican and Hearst parties have
been fighting shoulder to shoulder to
bring about the downfall of the Muir
ply organization.
In San Francisco interest centers in
the battle for district attorney be-
tween Francis ]. Heney and Charles
Fickert, -the regular Republican and
Union Labor candidate. Heney has
the support of large reform" ele-
ment in all parties. and the struggle
for supremacy, eliminating in today's
appeal to the voters, has been mark
ed by much mud-slinging and nut nal
recrimin alton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

patronage of the Mayors Office Is far
greater than that of the Governor of
New York State
The Comptroller, too. has many ap-
pointive places to hand out The Bor-
ough Presidents are important to the
political leaders. as the recent inves-
legations into their Offices showed.
Contractors and district leaders sin
right" with Borough President have
picked soft plu-ns during the past
three and half years.
The Office of Sheriff of Queens
County is reputed TO be worth $40 900
year. II is run under the fee system
and has no salary attached. Herbert
Harvey, Democratic boss of Queens,
Is the present holder of the job The
Shrievelty of New York County pays
$4,000 a year and half fees This is
said to be the plum worth from $50
900 to 100000 a year. Under the law
q Sheriff cannot succeed himself in
that Office
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

Gubernatorial contests are on today
in Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Virginia. In these states and in
Pennsylvania. Maryland, Nebraska
and n few other states minor state
officers will be chosen. In most of
those states, and also in New York
and New Jersey. one or both branch
es OF the legislature Will be elected.
Some of these Legislators win be call
ed upon to choose United States Sen
ators. All of them will be expected
10 take action. adverse or favorable
on the proposition for a sixteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution to
grant the power TO Congress to pass
an income tax bill whenever Congress
deems such legislation necessary.
The Republicans will choose the
governor in Massachusetts and prob
ably Rhode Island, although tle lat
ter. which always gives its electoral
vote 10 Republican presidential can
didates, sometimes places Democrats
in the governors chair. In Virginia
the contest is decidedly interesting.
Kent. the Republican candidate for
governor. will receive many Demo
cratic votes on account OF favoring
local option. while Mann. the Demo
cratic candidate. favors state wide
prohibition. Bryan's plurality in Vir-
ginia in 1908, was only 10000. AS
the whisky Issue in its various phas-
eS attracts far more attention in the
South than it does elsewhere. and as
Governor Swanson's record Is injur-
ing Judge Mann's chances, the Repub-
licans are reasonably certain to cut
the Democratic lead in Virginia to
very small figure this year and may
overcome il altogether.
Although Maryland chooses a comp
thn oh of fnfn In n
tion will confine itself to the propos-
ed amendment to her constitution,
which would virtually efface the ne
gro as a voter.
Gaynor Looks Like Victor.
New York Nov. 2.-That Judge
Gaynor will be elected mayor by 7o.-
900 with Hearst second and Barnard
third. is the prophecy of the political
wiseacres on today's municipal cleo
ton. Moore and Calvin are appar-
entity beaten and Tanmany's county
and borough ticket will evidently
have a tight squeeze. Early reports
from the polling places indicates that
the Hearst vote will be only about so
per cent, of what 1t was four years
ago. Hearst polled 224.00O votes at
that time. but his vote today Is not
likely to much exceed 100000 in the
entire city.
The prospects are not encouraging
for Moore and Calvin. the Democratic
candidates for comptroller and presi-
dent of the board of aldermen respec-
lively. II is admitted today that ii
will be a record breaking feat IL they
are elected over the combined vote of
the tickets headed by Hearst and Ban
nard
The importance of today's election
in Greater New York may he better
understood lby the statement tiat the
officers elected today will spend dur
ing the next four years no less than
billion dollars of taxpayers money
The big interest in today's election
OF course. centres on the Mayor That
official has many important appoint
nents to make. such as Corporation
Counsel, Commissioners Of the Dock,
Police. Fire, Health. Charities, Water
Supply, Gas and Electricity. Tax, Ac-
counts and other departments. The
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

slider the speeches on the race ques-
tion made for political effect. Mayor
James F. Grinstead, Republican, is a
candidate TO succeed himself. The
Democratic candidate is w. o. Head.
Local Issues in Ohio.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Nov. 2.-Practical-
ly every city, town and village in
Ohio has a municipal election today.
The issues are generally local, al
though Governor Harmon has taken
an active part in the campaign in Gin
cinnati to wrest the city from the con
troll of the Republicans.
In Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson
is again a candidate and in Toledo
Brand Whitlock is running for a
campaign developed any striking fea-
lures.
Negro Question In Maryland.
Baltimore, Md. Nov. 2.-The Chief
issue of the election in Maryland is
stitution designed to disfranchise the
elect a successor to Senator Rayner.
The "Dry's" Active in Illinois.
Chicago Nov. 2.-Elections in which
the prohibition question is involved
are being held in thirty-three Illinois
cities, towns and villages today. OF
these nine at present are dry" and
"a wet" The Anti-Salloon League
has been active in all places.
Today's Election Contest.
Washington, Nov. 2.-Although the
"on year" elections are normally
the quietest in the American political
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02
FUNERAL OF LEROY
MAXWELL THIS MORNING.

The funeral of the late Leroy Basil
Maxwell, The twelve year old son of
Mrs. Arthur CroSsOn. was held at ten
O'Clock this morning from the Gros-
son home at 601 South Main street.
Arthur Crosson, step-father of the lit
tie hoy arrived last night from ANA
rillo, o attend the service. Rev H.
nValllenbuTsh, pastor of the Me
thodist Episcopal church, was in
charge of the ceremonies tiis morn
ing and preached The funeral sermon.
There was quite a large attendance Of
the relatives, neighbors and friends
Burial was made at South Side ceme-
terry.
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. Cattle
receipts 10000, including 500 south
erns. Market steady to 10 cents low
er. Native steers, 4.50@S.50; southern
steers, 3.40M AIS; southern cows. $50
1880: native cows and heifers, 225
n5.25: stockers and feeders, 3.000
5.25; bulls. 2.7503.60: calves, 3.500
6.25; western steers, 3S0G $50; west
ern COWS, 2.75M4.40.
Hog receipts, $4,000. Market cts.
lower. Bulk of sales. 7.35d7.70; bea-
Wy. 7.65 q 7.S0: packers and butchers.
7.50d7.75; light, 1909 so; pigs. g.
2507.25.
Sheep receipts. 10000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons. $500 4.75; lambs, SIS
$3.50; range We hers and yearlings,
4.004 500; range ewes, 3.2564.75.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

California mountains for eight or nine
months of hard training for his fight
with Johnson, and his manager, Sam
Berger, announces that he will tour
the country to meet all corners.
Since signing articles last week
Jeffries mas received many offers of
many thousands of dollars for six
round bouts in Philadelphia and Pitts
burg. 1t is said that Jeffries will or
ganiZe his own troupe, the principal
part of which will be an athletic show
in which he will offer each night to
fight any two men who wish to meet
him singly. The show will probably
be started after the bids for the fight
are opened in this city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02
TODAY'S
ELECTIONS

New York. Nov. Before the polls
opened today il was conservatiYely
estimated that nearly a million dol
lars had been wagered on the result
of the municipal election. At the Hoff-
man House where betting was in pro
sress all night. principally among the
politicians. book makers and sport
ing men, IL was said that the amount
wagered was almost equal 10 the bets
recorded the year of a presidential
election. Gaynor ruled a strong tav-
orite, with prevailing odds of 2@ to
l.. The odfs on Barnard the Republi-
can candidate. were TO 13 and on
Hearst l TO 8.
The weather was clear and cool
when the polls opened and the early
voting, though heavy, was without dis
order
Much scratching was reported from
all parts of the city.
Robert Taft, a son of President
Taft, came down from New Haven
last night with several classmates of
Yale, and did duty as a Republican
watcher a, a voting place in little
store on Third avenue. The news that
young Taft would be at the polling
place brought such a crowd ii was de-
cidei that he not act as a watcher and
the police was called upon TO disperse
the crowd.
Nearly three-quarters of the vote
has f5een cast and the election is re-
garded as one of the quietest in years.
Fickert Favored Over Heney.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The voting
in this city was heavy early today.
The chief interest in the contest was
centered on the fight between Fran
els J. Heney. Democrat, and Charles
NJ. Fickert. Republican. for district at
torney. Fickert was a ten to 71a fav
orite in the betting. p. Fl. Mccarthy,
the Union Labor candidate for mayor
was also a favorite in the betting.
Incline Tax in Massachusetts,.
Boston. Nov. 2.-The voters of
Massachusetts today are casting their
ballots for state officers and members
of the legislature and to decide the
states attitude on the income tax. In
the large cities il is estimated that a
third of the ballots were cast by nine
o'clock.
Liquor Question in Indianapolis.
Indianapolis. Nov. 2--The liquor
question. law enforcement and the po-
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litical complexion of the next legis-
lature we're the issues in the CAM
paign in this state, with the munich
pal elections holding a large snare of
| The interest. The legislative candi-
dates are not to be nominated until
next year, but it is believed the result
of today's election will have a far
reaching effect on the result in decid-
ing which party controls the legisla-
ture. The next legislature elec a
successor to Senator Beveridge and
ii is believed. will have to deal furth-
er with the liquor question. Tne early
voting was heavy and both parties are
getting out their full strength.
Rain and Light Vote in Penna.
Philadelphia. Nov. "A heavy rain
made election day in eastern Penn
sylvania disagreeable The struggle
between the regular Republicans and
the reform element for the Office of
district attorney in this city drought
out heavy morning vote. In the
state reports indicate a light vote for
the state ticket
A Light Vote in Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb-, Nov. Clear and
calm weather prevailed in Ne5rask
today. Early reports indicate a light
vote. Three judges of the supreme
court and three regents of the state
university are to be elected.
Negro Question in Louisville.
Louisville. Ky, Nov. 2-The cam
paign against alleged negro domina-
ton in Louisville. the Gateway of the
South" added to the excitement and
just little apprehension of danger
to the municipal election here today.
In the main. however. the voters con
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

FOR RENT:-A NICE OFFICE ON
GROUND FLOOR IN REAR OF
OUR BUILDING, APPLY UNION
TRUST CO. 99tf
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FOR SALE:-Good work and brood
mare.-Jack Thornton, 209 n. Pa.
0St2*
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T. A. Howard is confined to his bed
al his home at 309 n. Kentucky ave
nue. with grip.
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JEFFRiE COULD NOT RESIST
THE LURE OF COLD DOLLARS

New York, Nov. 2.-The lure of the
foot lights and its attendant remuner-
alton has induced jim Jeffries to
change his mind about retiring to the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-02

COURT OF APPEALS DECIDES
ADVERSELY TO LABOR MEN
Washington. Nov. 2-The District
court of appeals today affirmed the de-
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Negro Question in Louisville.
Phones 65 and "A PIG North Naia
PARSONS & LAWRENCE

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double pay in case of death by acci-
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