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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
TROY POLICE CHIEF
BUSTED FROM OFFICE

Troy, Oct. Especial 1.-The City
Council of Troy, by q vote of three TO
two. has dismissed Captain j. 8. Green
from the office of Chief OF Police. Gus
Culpepper was elected In his place.
The row over the office of Chief of
Police Is said to be due to municipal
politics. The enemies of Captain Green
accuse him of being short in his ac-
counts. 1t is said that he has not
properly reported a collection of street
taxes amounting to S2S. The friends
of Captain Green declare that his dis
missal by a close vote of the Council.
Is due to a political situation that will
be cleared. A large number of ths
best citizens of Troy have complet"
confidence In the integrity OF Captain
Green
For some time Captain Green has
been very active in the discharge Of
his duties. II Is charged that mem
bers of the Council think he has been
too jealous in his duties and that his
dismissal was a result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
LOST

sToLEN-one Smith 4 wesson white met
al left hand Wheeler, 9 shooter IS cartridge.
Taken out OF buggy, off cushion. between s.
B. Marks plantation and T. J. Toole place.
Sc. 90 reward -iS-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT
DOWN TO BUSINESS

FULLY organized. the new state De-
partment for the investigation of fires
and the compilation OF fire records and
statistics. provided by the Legislature
In extra session, is down to BUSH
ness.
Reports from fire chiefs throughout
the state are being received. and at
the end of the year II is anticipated
that accurate figures for the FIRE waste
and damage in Alabama will have been
compiled.
Blanks are sent to each fire chief.
chief OF police, town marshal and sher-
in to be filled out with information
regarding fires which happen In cities,
towns or sections within their juris-
diction.
Arrangements for the investigation
of alleged incendiary fires has been
erected also, according to the provis-
ions of the Fire Marshal law recently
passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
WEAKLEY CRIES WOLF"
TOO LATE FOR CITIZENS

Huntsville, Oct. 6.-(Special. Judge
Samuel D. Weakley. author of the pro-
hibition laws, has written a letter to a
local newspaper In this city In which
he resents the insinuations that the
second section of the constitutional
amendment was drawn up for the pur-
pose OF allowing private homes to be
searched for liquors.
Judge Weakley in his speech in
Huntsville two weeks ago did not go
into details as to the second section.
In his letters he writes:
THE section carries with 1t the
thought OF selection and not of total
exclusion. The statutes OF Alabama
have carefully guarded the right of the
citizen not only to keep liquor in his
home but to drink It there and serve 1t
freely to his guests In ordinary social
intercourse. There was never any de-
sire TO change this situation.
THE men who framed this section
and those who are advocating 1t are
all citizens OF Alabama and not one Of
them Is in the least alarmed over the
possible invasion of the home.
Furthermore. under the constitution
of the United states. a citizen of Ala
bama has a right to have liquor ship
ped to him from other States and to
have II delivered to him. and as a ne
cessary part OF that right he has au-
thority to keep it somewhere. 1t would
be an infringement of the Federal con
stitution to provide State Legislation
that after the delivery he could not
keep IL anywhere and no legislature
would ever be foolish enough to under
take TO enact such a statute. The
truth is this cry about the possible in
vasion OF the home is merely the old
wolf cry that the liquor interests and
those in sympathy with them have
raised in every campaign that has ever
been conducted in this State for the
destruction Of either the dispensary or
the saloon"
The fact is recalled and commented
upon that Judge Weakley in his Hunts
Vile speech spoke of the time when the
prohIbitionists hope to repeal the in
terstate commerce law allowing whis-
key to be shipped into Alabama. The
antI-amenders claim that the prohibit
ttonists aim eventually to do away with
the law that Is now being cited by
Judge Weakley as the citizens protec-
ton against the second section of the
amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

FOR RENT-Furnished or partly furnished
house close In, desirable neighborhood,
Southern exposure References exchanged
"Resident" care Advertiser. lis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
BISHOP AT AUBURN.
DR.. Morrison Speaks to the Student
Body.

Body.
Auburn, Oct. ESPECIALLY Bishop
II. C. Morrison of the Methodist
Church was a visitor at the Polytech-
mic today. He was accompanied by
Rev. Mr.. Trawick, Presiding Elder of
the Montgomery district.
The Bishop visited various points Of
interest on the campus and at IL
o'clock delivered an address to the
student body In Langdon Hail. The
hall was crowded to its utmost capa-
city by over 700 students.
For an hour he held the fixed inter
est of his vast audience. The Bishop
expressed himself as deeply impressed
with the spectacle Of this magnificent
body OF young men. He goes from
here to Selma.
The memorial exercises held in the
Methodist Church, In honor of the late
Mrs e. G. Dowdeh was n highly i'm
pressive occasion. 1t was under the
auspices OF the Woman's Missionary
Society, of which society Mrs. Dow
deyy had been the moving spirit for
over a generation. having suggested,
In 1851. the idea of women's foreign
missionary work.
Appropriate papers were read by
Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Rutledge. Miss
Mary Reese and others. DIR. c. c.
Thach delivered tribute of high APP
probation to the memory OF this dis
tinguished woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
FRIGHT OF RESIDENTS
COMMUNICATES TO HORSE

Occupants of a house at Madison
Avenue and Ripley Street became
frightened last night by the slamming
of window blinds and notified police
headQua rters that burglars were in
the house.
Several officers were despatched to
the scene. No burglars were discov-
cred and the fears of the timid ones
were dissipated.
Police Captain Miles Smith was
among the first to arrive at the sup
possdly burgIarized house. He left
his buggy at the gate. the horse I'M
hitched, and the animal took advant-
age OF the opportunity to make a
break for liberty He ran several
blocks before being caught.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

the new Continental Hall. Thirty
nine members were present. represent
Ing all parts of the United States.
A resolution of sympathy was passsi
upon the tragic death of Mrs. John A.
Murphy Of Cincinnati. one of the moe,
beloved and wisely known members VI
the organisation. A large number CT
new members were admitted.
During the noon recess, the members
Of the board were entertained at lunch
con by the President.General, Mrs.
Matthew r Scott
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
WILL DEBATE
HERE TONIGHT
Weak1ey and 0'Nea1 at
Court House.
ScUSSI0N OF AMENDMENT
Demand for the Speaking Is Met by
Arrangements.
Seats VIII BE Provided For All Who
Care Ts AttenA-where Speak
ers VIII Ia Durisg
DISCUSSION OF AMENDMENT

The joint debate between Judge S.
D. Weakley and Hon. Emmett ONeal,
on the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment. will take place tonight In the
Montgomery County court house as
originally scheduled.
1t was suggested that the debate be
called OF as no special interest was
felt in Montgomery and the people were
not interested In it, AS a result Of that
suggestion. Mr.. oNeal said that he
was willing to call off the Montgom-
cry debate as he did not care to speak
where no speaking was wanted. al
though he was willing to meet Judge
Weakley anywhere In the State, as he
had already met him at three points.
Judge Weakley, however, insisted on
the original arrangement and Mr. :.
o'Neal promptly agreed that the Mont
gomery appointment should be met.
Mr.. O'Neal notified Juoge weakiey
that he would be here for the debate as
originally agreed upon. He came to
Montgomery yesterday at aoon. Judge
Weakley Will reach the city this
morning.
Details of the Joint discussion were
arranged last night by George G.
Miles, representing Judge Weakley. and
r. Tyler GOODWIN, representing Mr..
ONeal. A chairman has not been
agreed upon. although several names
are under consideration. A number Of
chairs will be placed In the court
house to increase its seating capac-
ity.
The debaters have met three times:
at Sheffield. at Jasper, and at Florence
The fourth scheduled debate was
called off at Birmingham. The debat-
ers, after meeting at Montgomery, will
go to Demopoiis. The hour for the
speaking there Is o'clock Friday at
ternoon. Leaving Demopolis, the speak.
ers go to Mobile for meeting Satur-
day night.
1t Is said that Mobile has requested
cancellation of the debate, inasmucp
as feeling is very strong In that city
and the people do not wish for any
thing to occur to accentuate 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
LONGEVITY OF OLIVE TREES.
6:roves That HAVE Been productive "a
Hundreds OF Years.

croves That HAVE Been productive for
Hundreds of Years.
The longevity Of olive trees Is ex-
hAen found some remarkably ancient
alive trees whose ages are established
Ssvond question. A trust deed exists
witch relates to an orchard covering
400 trees near Tripoli. Syria. the trust
go 80 hevinT been issued 400 years ago
Though the trees look aged they sttll
hear fruit of fine quality in abnnd.
snce and are likely to maintain theii
productiveness for many hunoreds o.
Wears yet An olive grove near belru,
Is admitted to be the third largesI
olive farm In the world. Syrian fruit
farmers are extending olive cuitur'
with much zeal and effect one plant
ar recently set out 100000 trees In
block for commercial purposes.
finder European systems of culture
says The Dundee Advertiser, the Sy-
Fans make the olive tree bear eaer
ssaaon. while in the old days one croE
In three years was thought to be al
that the trees could produce. The ION
cronpinR capacity of the trees was que
90 he native method Of thrashing tht
fruits from the branches with Sticks
which seriously injured them.
The methods of grinoinS tne oIlr1'
Yor oil and picking the fruit are pecul'
lar Neither the grinders nor ptcker'
receive wages, but are PAID on per
centaRe. The pickers receive pei
cent. OF the actual fruit pieAea an m
tn grinders get 10 per cent OF th'
Rruit ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
STEVENSON WILL ASK
FOR EXECUTIVE OLEMENCY

Booked for October II. the session Of
the Board of Pardons has been post
noned indefinitely, probably TO be taken
I'm on october IS or 10. The session
win be one OF the busiest of months
as nearly 100 applications for pardon
or curtallment OF sentence are before
the BOARD. :.
Among the applications for respite IL
that of VIII Stevenson, the young man
who killed his wife and stop daughter
Gertrude Vann. at Grady on september
and who was sentenced to be hanged
October %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

wANTED-Information regarding good
business for sale: not particular about char
scteT size or location Prefer to deal with
dealer only. Give price and full descrip.
ton L. Darbyshire. Room A.. Am. Exp
Bldg, Rochester. N. Y. -l7-d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
ESCAPED CoNyICTs.

On Sept 7th. Albert Cox. description, col
or dark. full forehead, heavy mustache,
height 5h IT., weight about 1856 lbs. age IS
to 40. convicted in Etowah County.
Ed Thomas. color yellow. hair black, eyes
black, height IT. 9h in. weight l54 lbs.
about SO years old. pistol shot wound on
left thigh. scar on right foot, convicted In
Montgomery County.
Alex Talbot. height s It. Q In. weight
about l4b lbs. age about 25, color brown,
hair black and straight. convicted In JEFF
fsrson County.
800 reward for the detention of each at
any jail or for returning to
WALTER, BROS.
1T Sprague, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Captain r. b. Guriey. w. C. Bragg.
Harvey Anderson. Frank Green. J. j.
Bradley. DR.. J. D Humphrey. sena-
Grayson. Archie Mcdonnell, Frank J.
Thompson. J I. Il. McCaleb. J. w. Atch-
ley. G, L. Toney, c., 9. Love. ]. C..
Bianton, r. L. ONeai.. o. X. steasall.
r. T. Petty, J. p. Hampton. 7. W.
Pratt and X. E. Pettus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
SENATOR FRAZER IS
SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

Former State Senator Tom 8. Frazer
of Bullock County lie in a local hospi-
tai recovering from an operation--the
third OF series. He has been under
the care of the doctors for several
weeks. He expects to be out and in
his office soon.
He is one Of the best known and
most popular young men in the State
and the news of his recovery will be
heard with pleasure by wide circle ef
friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL-wo have $1,000, Oo-s2, 900. OF
and s. 10000 to lend for one, two. three Of
five years time. on real estate In city ane
county OF Montgomery. Less amounts OF
shorter time Loans on other securities. alse
made. Jones. Ray Pierce. No. g. s. Perry
phone AL --27-3f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
Hnhrin. Home Burns

Decatur, Oct. Especial THE
nome Of A. B. Hodgins. on the Somer-
Vile ana Decatur wagon road, east of
New Decatur. was destroyed by hre yes
terday, together with nearly ali the
household goods. The famlly was away
from home at the time, all but Mr.
HodTIns himself. who was ILL., The loss
will be about $500, partially insured
lust how the fire originated Is un-
knoWn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
TALK ON WATERWAYS.
Question Discussed ut Meeting Held In
WIn0nn.

winona, MIMI, Oct. 6.-The needs for
the Improvement Of inland waterways
from o commercial and economic stand
point were presented to the Upper Mis-
sissippi River Improvement Commits
sion by II. NJ. Thompson, OF Richmond
Ind, Field Secretary of the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress.
Mr.. Thompson stated that the Pan
anna Canal would be a positive detri.
ment to the manufacturers of this coun'
try unless the interior waterways re-
ceived the attention and improvement
for which these organizations are
working. He stated that Germany car
ship to the west coast Of South Amer
lea and Japan can ship to the east coast
of South America cheaper than the av'
erage American manufacturer can gel
his goods from factory to seacoast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
wallace VIII speak.

Huntsville. Oct Especial --John
H. Wallace. Jr.. State Game and Fish
Commissioner. has accepted an Invita-
ton extended him by Ben P. Hunt. to
make an address on good roads day at
the Tennessee Valley fair next Wednes.
day. Mr. wallace win speak on the
subject THE Preservation of the For
ests and Game of the State
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS In quantities from 100 to 1000, oOg
can be produced in exact fac-simile OF orig
inal typswritIng and when properly execut-
al and the name carefully matched wiz
have the same effect II each letter was
typewritten separately. Our facilities and
experience enable to do the very best
work of this class. Our reputation assures
that we will &C. l.. Davant Typewriter Co..
FIRST National Bank. -l-a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
To wed In KnoxvIIIe i.

Decatur, Oct. 6.-(SpecIaI.)-J. A.
Buttery. one Of the leading merchants
OF New Decatur. has gone to Knoxville
Tenn. where he is to meet his intend
ed bride from New York. They will
be married in Knoxville at the home
Of a relative of the bride and will ar
rive in Decatur on an early train Fri
day morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
Probate Notice.

state of Alabama Montgomery County
Probate Court oct 9Th 1909
Notice Is hereby given that George Stow
ers administrator of the estate OF ]. p.
Downing deceased. this day filed his ac-
count, vouchers and statement for final
settlement OF his administration of said es-
tate and that the 30th day OF October. 1909,
has been appointed for said settlement.
j. b. CASTOR,
thu-St Judge Of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Huntsville. oct. Especial. PRO
hate Judge w. T. Lawler has appoint
ed twenty-four delegates to represent
Madison County at the Good Roads
Convention in Birmingham next week
The delegation, a majority of which
viii attend, is composed OF Congress
man william Richardson, J. E. Butler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Admission, Oct. 6.--fSpecial.)-A dam
age suit which began last Monday was
brought to a close In the City Court
this morning. when Charlie Higgin-
botham was awarded verdict for s3,-
500 against the Western Steel Car and
Foundry Company, his suit having been
for 10000. He was formerly employed
at the local car plant. and was caught
in a shaft OF the machinery and badly
injured last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
CARR Is GUILTY.

Held for Playing Baseball on Sunday
In Indiana.
Indianspolis. Oct. s--The jury In the
case Of Charles Carr, manager of the
Indianapolis baseball club. charged
with having played professional base
ball on Sunday returned . verdict of
guilty tonight. The proceeding was
brought to test the constirutionality of
the law permitting Sunday baseball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

The funeral services of Miss Chris
tina Burke. who died in Tacoma. Wash. -.
Sept. rs. were held yesterday after
noon at o'clock from the Leak I'm
dertaking Company's Chapel.
Rev. o. C. McGehee, pastor OF The
Court Street Methodist Church, con-
Quoted the service and the interment
was in lakewood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

LOsT-strayed or stolen--I Jersey, fawn
color heller, about years old. springing;
also I young mare mules. between or
years old $50 reward for mules 81 reward
for heifer Address T. J. Toole. SIC WASH
inaton st City, -1s-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Screens. Office Constructing ouartermaster.
Fort Morgan. Alabama, september 10Th.
1909. Sealed proposals In triplieate will be
received at this office until 40 r. NJ. Oct
ober 18th. 1909 for furnishing screens for
under construction at Fort Morgan, Ala
bama. Specifications blank proposals and
further Information furnished applica-
ton. Plans and specifications may be seen
at this office. The United states reserves
the right TO reject or accept any or all bids or
any part thereof. Proposals to be marked.
Proposals for screens for public buildings"
and addressed to Captain H. u. Chamber
lin, Quartermaster u. y. Army Constructing
Quartermaster. Sept 2o-2i-22 Oct. 4-6-s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
narrie suea for Dlyorce

London. Oct. 81. NJ. Barrie. the
novelist and playwright has entered
action for divorce against his wife. who
was Mary Ansell. an actress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
CDECIAT .
2sI0lIl3&
NOTICE.

TO PATIENTS-Your bill may be paid TO
Miss Mae Frazer. Phone her at 1890, or see
her at DR.. A. A. Pearpon's office, fourth
floor Bell Building. from ten to twelve-thir-
ty o'clock each day.
Respectfully.
ct CLARY L. BOYD d. d. g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

FOR RENT-Two nice large connecting
rooms furnished complete for light house
keeping including gas range. electric lights.
hath not and cold water. Apply 625 South
McDonough Street or 80 Dexter Ave Sec
these --I2-tf
EoR RENT-A splendid room residence,
No 400 s. HoIcomb St Chandler d Douglass
phone ass -i2-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

LosT-Brown Jersey heller. years oid'
one black and white tabout years oldl
Jersey cow, first calf; one red heifer. :
years old; reward for return or informatiet
to T. J. Toole's plantation on Mt. MefRs
Road, l0M miles from Montgomery. r. r.
D. No. S. Box Sc, or Gle Washington Ave-.
Montgomery. --1S-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
DAUGHTERS MEET

Board of Management ID. A. r., Are In
Session.
Washington. Oct. 6.-The first meet
ing of the National Board OF Manage
ment of the National Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
since the summer vacation. was held
today in the completed board room OF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

why wus Il 10 many plano houses
tried to sell the Methodist Collegef
Who do you reckon made the salef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Losr-strayed or stolen, two cows. ons
dark Jersey branded "R. H." one light
Phone 2l7s. c. r. Glass. and get reward.
left
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
STORAGE.

WHEN you need storage. separate locked
roarns absolute safety and privacy. call
phons 1865. United selling Company. stor-
age Department five jefferson 81. 1T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

q What became of all the Grand nnd
Upright pianos in the Metnodist Coa-
leGe at Tuskegee, AIat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

c. l.. Fuchs. Travelling Freight
Agent of the Missouri and Pacific. with
headquarters In Chattanooga. WAS Wis
iting the several railroad offcia,s 10
the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

wANTED-Information regarding good
money making patent: only inventor him.
sell need answer; give price and brief de-
scription. Address s. n. NJ. Drawer sssA.,
Rochester, N. Z. -lT-8t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

Bennett C. Carter of Atlanta who
has been in Montgomery the past Few
days, will return 70 his home today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
THE PASSING THRoNG.

f. II. Smith, General Agent of the
Charleston and West Carolina Railroad.
with headquarters in Atlanta, was a
visitor in Montgomery yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

FOR sALE-A full blooded Jersey COW to be
sold cheap next few days. Call at l?1
MoultOn st. LOTT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
WANTED-SALESMEN.

wANTED-Two experienced men to write
Old Line Life Insurance In Alabama ter
rttory, The most attractive policy on
the market Liberal contract. Apply 10 u
M, AZ vandiver Building. Montgomsry
Telephone 5000 -b-sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

thu-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
sTALI-FED REEI

SIALhF-N H4D HNIIk@H
N yen want the best that can De nad
10 eat, we have It,. Fine Beef NeaA'
Pork, Mutton and Spring Lamb.
MARKS a YELVERTON
10 N. Perry So. Phones SSO2-@41'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
WANTED-SITUATION.

wANTED-A position by young man now
employed Experienced shipping clerk.
prefer soliciting or collecting. Best refer
ences Address T. L., p. o. Box 1871. --6-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07

The local offices of the Western Of
Alabama Railroad were the recipie nts
yesterday of large, neatly framed
Frisco system. The picture represents
q scene taken along the Frisco rouI1
In Western Missouri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

COLoRED BAsEBAL.L-Double header to-
day. Pensacola VS. Montgomery, first game
called $3.50 pm; one admission To both
games At West Montgomery Park. "a
NoTrcE-of Trustees Sale OF the Bank.
nv Notice is hereby gi,en that pursuant
to an order OF Honorable r.. T.
sspaenb nT''a IS. 1sos the Snderssnsd as
trustee Of james ID. Martin. an Individual
doing business under the name OF Martin
Furniture Company. Bankrupt offers for
sale for cash, all Of the assets OF the said
bankrupt The STICK tS OF sgSds ssSsaslstns
in fine condition. and Is inventoried upon a
We Very conservative sis at $4,000 the book
good claims due the bankrupt. amounts to
sea. 900 This place Of business Is splendidiy
sold as a going concern This is AN ex-
cellent opportunity for some good business
man 70 take SP and continue I'VE s,s business
be scaled and delivered to the undersigned
in time to be opened a. noon. on SATURDAY.
october 16 1909. in the office Of the Ref
cree in Mobile. Alabama The Trustee RE-
serves the right to reject any and NIL bids.
Henry A. Horst. Trustee. Mobile. Ala. 2s-st
HoRsEs AND MULEs-Just received
mules Prices right Come to our new sta.
--2s-st
tEwARD--of $1,000 for return of Irene Cor
Auth0rlne) Smith (coloreoDs yellow, 20 years
old weighs about 1866 pounds. In either
Iowndes county. Birmingham. Admission or
on L. N. Construction train. Convicted OF
larceny on sth OF sept Address T. j.
Toole. r. + d. No. 5. Box IS. or SIS Wash
ington ST. City. -23-St
REWARD-Of SO for return OF negro man
who TOOK Irene Cor Authertne) smith from
Tom divers plantation. In either Lowndes
County, Birmingham. Admission or on L. Il
N Construction train, Address T. J, Tooie,
r. + ID. No, s. Box 5S, or SIG Washington
st. city. -93-5t
WE ARE now prepared TO give you an esti-
mate on any kind 81 building. lsrge small
cali phones l7st or III. Harris & soles.
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