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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30
Buying Clothes
CHEAP =!

Any time you buy Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx suit you are spending
vour clothes money economically,
but when you get chance to buy
these famous clothes at less than
the regular price, you ought to lay
in stock OF them.
This is the time when we are get
ting ready for fall business; it's the
time when you are ready for sum-
mer clothes, we want 10 clean off
0ut shelves, and its your chance.
The prices we are making on
summer suits would almost make
YOU think the weather was cold;
YOU know it isn't, and we know
these clothes are using room and
money that we need.
Come i'm while the stock is well
assorted; you'll be amazed at the
values offered you.
For Example. Suits that were $1,000 6ow SIS.
Others in proportion.
THE W. ]. BAILEY 20.
This store is the home q
Hart Schafiner & Marx clothes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30
MONEY TO LOAN.

Several thousand dollars has been
placed with me to. be loaned on i'm
proved C ty and farm property, undel
long or short time to suit borrower
No commission. Luther M. Hawkins
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.

Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg T.
Boston 2, New York s.
Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 5, st. Louis 2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30

It's easy to drive some men TO the
pump-if it is beer pump.
The pen is mightier than the jimmy
for profitable crooked work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30
"ANT-ALGIA."

A safe and never failing relief for
headache and neuralgia. Price 25c.
Only OF D. F. Davenport, Druggists.
26-1w
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A Pleasing Sense Of Health and
Strength Renewed and OF
Ease and Comfort

follows the use Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA. as it acts gently on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans
ing the system effectually, when con-
tipated, or bilious, and dispels colds
and headaches.
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine, manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

Atlanta Z, Mobile 5.
Montgomery 2, Nashville 1.
Birmingham 3. Chattanooga ;.
New Orleans 1, Memphis 0.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30

Twenty-TwO GeOrgians on Steamer
Expresses Choice.

Atlanta, Ga, Juy 29-Messages Of
encouragement coming to the Brow
Headquarters are not being received
alone from personal calls, letters anC
kilograms. On yesterday messag,
was received from D. E. Shumaker, By
wireless. 1t read:
via Wireless. from Steamship CITY
of Montgomery, at Sea. July 26, 1910
via Norfo k, Va.-Poll of Georgians on
board show II for Brown, 5 for Smith.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30

What makes a man so proud he is
going to be married is he won't be
six months after he does.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.

New York 3, Boston L.
Washington 0, Philadelphia A.
Detroit 1, Chicago 0.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-07-30

Continued on Fourth Page.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
ONE HOLD> Ni\b ar nay.
Man R-sI-ilnG Arrest 49, Last ,mn,uni-
ton to kIu Himself.

OCALA. Fla oct. 5. After holding A.
bsy for two hours the pOlics' aud tire lie
parimsnts and the local military company
William SunmsTlin placed the muZZ-
~ rif.. ~ his mouth aud blew N his head
when ha saw that capture was inevitable
SummsTlin defied the offic-rs and sol
dirrs from his houss in which he hArri-
C..d.d himself after fatally vOundinR
Shrrif Hudson and eS-Sheriff Gordon
m. two ofhC-rs went 20 SuTnmsrlin =
home 80 serve a warrant for - trivial Of
fauc. He warned the officers not Ia
~ Ter tn. yard and -hO, them down when
they di-rrgnrded the warning. sum
merlin then got the rifles 10 the officers.
entered th. h"us- aud haTTicads'd himself.
IN" J~Ii,r and fire departments and
local military company were summoned
aud surrounded the hpIIs.. For two
hours hr KEPT m" forces AZ bev firing At
EVERYDAY who cam" IA sight The
military company rIddl"d the HOUSE with
buIL.ts ald charged ItIs' a. niRhtfRll A.
the. soldiers charged Sumnls riin is~d his
last caTtrdgr ." blow ~ hiz head. Al
though over I.Upp bullets had le-n fired
into the hpu-" not IN" touched sum
merlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
BENNET RENOWINIrEI.
SilnsSn Gees 20 H,s 90, enIIon aud Gives
lIlm . Seusioff.

Henry l. sumsou. 'kr Pepubhcan
nominee for go, rtUcr attended last night
tho Sc, en:centh district Ccngfess C,n-
Nentlon he'd IN cor tro nv sath Hall.
?S5 Amsterdam cur.c and MADE a shoTt
speech rTaisInE ia" work In Congress "
his friend William = P-nne'. who had
Jus' eefCT" teen I"uonJnatcd aud who
missed The nomination az Saratoga
We believe ths Republicans ~ this
State ~ and Or human welfare above all
things s1id Mr. S'im-rn We believe
that there can h. no beStrr inve-, mont
II the peoples dollar than that u sh1l
he spent Tor human ami p ,cial progress
That lE ala isSIe on which We shall Il IN,
In this campaign - long ~ the money
~ The State - srcn' honestly and not
wasted We shall toe CARRYING out IN. con.
- rictIvc policies of Gov. Hughes This
remark was drawn from him while he was
explaining that II he should be- elected
Governor the S'ai" government would
help out IN" Congress committee ia i'm
proving Immigration conditions IN this
CITY
Mr. EenEet Was renomiuarsd unlni-
mpu,lv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
Fh0OD> TE TP RiILRO tDS.
Iira,y Rains In the ohio valley PIT Many
streams out ef Hanks

CAIRO. III. Oct With nearly ten
inches q rain In the last sixty hours
aud the end not yet only one branch
railroad track connects Cairo with the
North Tn" Big Four IL washed ont az
vienna and NO train has arrived since
last night The Mobile and Ohio h out
- business because u a washuut at Noun
tain Glen and the Illinois Central mai
line at Makanda - four feet under water.
The Illinois Central branch via Th~bes
end Grand Tower Is still open and all
trains ara being dstoursd that way. The
last train 10 come through Makanda this
afternoon ran through water up Ia the
car noorr Water surrounds the station
was sitting on table a. his instrument
when tho train came through.
EVaSsvILLE. Ind. Oct S. Rain records
for The last twenty years have been
broken IN southern Indiana. Rain has
besn ia hing almost steadily her, for
thiry--lN hOurS aud the downpOur con-
rinu-s A. ShaWne-toWn. III. the Cir
count Court was forced 20 adjourn be-
cs,Is. witnesses could not reach that
cIty A. Equality. IN the rain amounts
10 over t-n inches and th" saline River
- riring rIpIdly Around RoCkport. Ind
Noun, Vernon Ind and other ohio
River towns the dauag" 10 crops and
bridges ~ heavy The ohio Rive ~
riring her. tonight iNo inches an hour.
Heavy rains are reported along The Ohio
Valley and high stag. ~ water ~ rN-
l-s,f,si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
UITCHEI THBRF. HikFR roo
The, Don't Speak To Zach Othrr At Heard
81 Estimate N~rtIng

police ConmssiJncr Baker was on" 10
the dspartmrn' head. who Appeared
yesterday before n - Board Of EStimate to
explain the details 81 the increases he had
asked for IN the budget for next year
Mr. Miich.l was az The meeting. but took
no par IA the discussion hetween th.
board and the Commissioner even when
Mr Ral - said that u would h. impossible
for Tim 'o comply with TIA" re-oiui ion
psss.d hy tn. board IA the Mayors ab-
-snc,. directing the heads Of the depart
m-n'- go MAX. a ~ per cent reduction.
4 dI no, feel ~ incunl,.'n' on me to
make such "A r.,iuc'ion.- said Nr. Baker
decisively. nor 10 I 'hirk That Won will
eXpaC- me 10 make such a reduction when
you really" that - cut NV estimates ~
per cent would mean a l---enIns ~ the
strength Of the fore" hy a thousand met.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
HEIPLESS ~ ms YOTOR BOiT
WIN leg Broken the owner LAY tncon.
sriOys ln the Cortplt

SAYVIItF. I, l.. Oct . john J Ascher.
who ~ connected With detective a R-nrv
and lives AZ - West Forty-thiri street
New ORR CITY. was haiiV injured aboa I'd
nis power hoat whIl" cruising IA the Great
south Raw last uiEht HIS left leg WAS
broken ~ two piac's Wail" crarNnS the
'nS,n". and m a h"iriess condition he lav
~ IN. bottom "f the boat Vhia II m"1n-
lsrri
NJ Asrh-r launch was tow ing another
holt m wfInh thor W"~' two NorSTcn
WI ns they know nothing II Operating
n" motor or ot - 'nriuR they we're help
l'sS un'il Mr. Aschrr recovered from the
shock -Ifici'utlv ~ give them directions
The accident happened aDout midnight.
aud u Was n"lrly o'clock this morning
whom the party reached Ravport Mr.
A-ch"r vas 'aK"n - his hons. and Er
n al'"r Z Giidlv at Seq \ ork city was
Cll,"d pr Gl'da. sad that Mr AScn-r
hrd host Considerable hlu"d b'causr ~"
p.u.s TAD protr.i"d hr' Wa not ~ u
dang ,,is condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
!o1p ~ NErkWEaR SrRIkE.
Z nIon says u Has ~ OS. O0O Ammunition
Orders Come Tonight.

At mass meeting ~ the neCkwsAr
workers union tonight IN Cooper Union
red letter call vii he issued for n
general .'rIke - 2OOO members The
demand viii 10 for the renewal "f an
agreement which has expired and sam
tarv "Unditi"ns IN The factories
According 6" the ~ GERS u the union.
which has been preparing for the strike
for three months. the union has ra'seSl
a strike fund - SIOOgO and the strike
will have 'hr support of the American
Federation 81 I ahur In" speakers az
the mecting ~ include President Samuel
Gomr--- AMI General Organizer Hugh
Fravn" ~ the federated Miss l"pnora
O'RelIly " the Nurnsns Trade Uni"n
League and J".'ph Il-al"y. president ~
tho central Federated Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
SITTING LISBON NEWS.
R~ISibiic q Temporary success az Least
where u f,ing Manuel:

SpSr.JI Cdhis DSSpucSs' 70 THz SuS
I.uSDoS DC. ) Although "details ara
msagre and cOEhic ing dispatches re
ceived from a variety Of sources m LISBON
make II clear that the revolution h1s
,,e-n sIcc, s-fuI and n republican form
81 government under the presidency Of
Theophile Bragg has been proclaimed.
King Manuel. according 20 the moet
circumstantial account. took refuge hrsf
with the tacif consent ~ the revolution
ary leaders. On board the Brr lillian var
ship Sac Paulo. which was living In ths
haTlor He remained there hut n short
time and feeling unsafe he took a motor
boat 20 Cascaes. about dozen miles
distant and remained there until the
arrival ~ tho British cruiser Newcastle
this afternoon. He went On board Of
her and sailed for a destination variously
stated 20 he Gibra liar. San Sebs titan and
England
All accounts agree that the revolt
beEan early Tuesday morning. II was
"A premature outbreak caused by the muir
der 81 Prof Bombarda by an army
Officer. Tn. navy was represented by
two war-hip- ia the hsrbOr. and led
by Admiral Refs. retired these rhips
openrd hpsiilities. 4 large SO ION of
III. trOO,Is cDOperAtsd with the VarshTe.
A considerable force remained loyal
to the King and fought desperately
against the insurgents for many hours.
About $3.50 Citizsns join,d IN the revolu-
uonary attack and the casualties we're
severe There - no reliable infornia alton
81 thi- point. tut one despatch PLACES the
nucbsr killed az only ioo.
The palac.. was lombard by tho
warshp. with deadly effect. but only
for ten minutes. when the red and green
republican flag - said to have beeu
hoi-ted
The leaders of the revolutionary party
stsrnly repre~~sd air attacks on property
and unnecessary sxce~ses. and the latest
dispatches say that good order now pre-
walls Altogether u appears Co have been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
GIEL STRiNGLFS mLLDOC.
He q . Gssd Siycsi BrlnsiIr and De- Maid to
Have q FightIaE Record.

Nav Hampton. ~ wears old of 10 Van
SICK len -Ngrte. Past New York. Nsster-
dhN af'rTnC,n siTHnglsd "a bulldog which
had attacked Young children IN her hnme
when pCh,emSn got ther" h" found
the dog hslplcrs With Miss Hampton :
leather hel, hight around his throat
The dog first attacked Thomas McNulty.
a fourtcsn-Neat r., Ia roy. of .I3I Pitkin
avenue who was playing with the Hamp-
ton children The hoy tired Ia fight him
m. hat the dog hr him about the legs
aud then jumped for his throat MAY
Hampton got her belt Of and tried tn get II
around Tho dogs neck hut 10 broke away
from her and bii h..T sister Anna. ~ years
old. and then started for three vear-nld
hoy baby that vas in a Carriag"
Tn. mother e tho chlld-.u ran and
caught NJ the baby and Nav Hampton
threw h-rS''lf 81 the dog. He hIt her
about the hands and arms hut sh" sue
c,edrd m getting The h-lt around his
neck and drew It tight Policeman Alien
~ the Liberty avenue stat ion got there
IN a FEW minutes and with the EiTl's
assistance the dog was pat into a bag
and tied up lie revived while the police
man was carving him - the station
house and was chbhed "A lrt!- and then
was locked up IN a cell
Thcs. whom the dog hal bu were
treated hv "A surgeon from the Bradford
- rect hospital and were advised 10 90 -
the past.ur institute for further treat
ment
Tn. dog Is a good Sil,d brindls bull
which il said t. have appeared IN local
pits before 70 came into the puSs'-Ss Iun
ot the Hampton family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
GEN. OTIS tRRESTED.
san francisco labor I nIon Men GhArEe
fsiIior With Libel.

Los ANGELES Oct Gen Harrison
Grey OTIS, president and general manager
Of the Times Mirror Company. was ar
rest ID TODAY toy Capt. Paul Flimmsr
OF the detective department on a war
rant issued nv Police Judge Shortall
u Ran Francisco on complaint of 4 j.
Gallagher and o.4'"r anon labor men
charging libel.
Gen Otis was allowed ~ 60 on his own
recu gnizanc" and was not forced to APP
pear In court The charge y: libel 10
based on publication IN the TinSs saying
thai Gallagher and his followers had come
her. from san Francisco to foment
trouble
Harry Chandle" was arrested on the
sam" charg" "a ie~ weeks ago. bu; the
idge after an Investigation threw the
Gus" ont of count
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
M SRt>D ME> NOVELIST.
Margaret Horton Potter Biark NrrU>-d
Of HabltuaI Drunk rnnes-

CHICAGO. oct. : Margaret Horton
Potter Black was su"d for divorce today
NV John - Black attorney. who charges
her with hai,iiusl drunkenness
Mrs. Black who - tn" author or = nun
ter ~ novels. - at present confined AZ IN"
Renilworth SanitariIm. whore she was
cent March 8. 1910. by IN" County Court
after sh. had h.en examined 49, tn her
sanity
Mrs Black il the daughter 81 IN" late
q. W. Potter Her marriage To Mr. Black
took place on January l. 1917.
The bill for divorce SAYS that Mrs hlack
10 insane and asks that a guardian - an
pointed for her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
tUTO mrs SCIIPTORS SON.
sIN.Irar-OId CIIIld oT George Grey Bar-
nar,i HAS Fractured skull.

Spsrisi tIhlr Bspafch r. THE SCS.
PARIS. oct ). The sIN-year-old son
of George Grey Barnard. the American
sculptor. Whil. riding a bicycle to-day
was struck 10y an automobile at Fon-
,ainebleIu
His skull was fractured He was
brought To the Doyen Hospital here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
UGGLFD rHE TiN,WETER.
EN-Ta>irab Driver FInrd for Tamp~rIUE
Win the tIork.

Charles Husband. formerly a driver
IN the employ Of the New York TaNiCab
Company. vac nned SO 10y Magistrate
Barlow ~ the night court last night for
tampering with the ltaNum-t-r
Husband was IN the Court ~ ~ "cial
Sessions on Monday charged With stealing
80 from the company and WIS parolsd
after he had pleaded guilty. John Dr-n-
n-s "f the Bureau Of TaNcab INSPECTION
then took mp the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.

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AWAKENED NJ ARrhLhsr
LONDON, Oct. a despatch 90 ths
Daily Mol from Lisbon, dated October 4.
9sS y. NJ. and sent by train 10 Carcavello.
whence il was teIeRraphed, aAys;
Lisbon was awakened at dawn on
Tuesday by the roar OF artillery and
found the town In n state OF sleRa, A
revolt had broken out. several regi-
ments of infantry, cavalry and artillery
killed their officers who reAisted and
marched into the town, signalling to the
warships in the river. which also revolted,
hosting the Republican flag.
The same flag was hoisted az the Aluada
Fort and at Barreiro. where a general
strike was proclaimed. Instruments OF
war were concentrated in the Avsnida
de Iiberta where n large fair was bain0
held and the theatres and tents were
turned into a military camp.
There the republican flag was boI.tsd
and she place was protected by artillery.
The loyaI troopa marched aeainst the
insurgents. engaging in inoe.sant oomhats
from dawn until midnight. There were
large numbers killed and wounded ON
both sides. The hoapitals ara f,lIl The
Red Cross has been hoisted ON all OF them
and on motor cars which are constantly
''urey"s Nv, M. u. W tns".
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
H,WuFRsTEI> BIlS ms SITF
Opera HOUSE BuiidlnE on kinEs~a,. Ion-
don, Ia Brgin Nnhin Two weeks.

Sp'cm tgbb DSipaioA 70 rHg SuN.
LoNDoN. oct. . Oscar Hammsrstein
announced Today thai negotiations for
~" site Tor his new opera house IN kings
way nav" heen concluded
Building operations viii begin within
fortnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
M.m.n.. m.,pln Pierced 80. We.

Guido G. Groehe ur--id~nr ~ the
Grosbe- McCovern Company - Newark
may lo-e the sight Of his right eye ~ a
result ~ an injury suffered while at
ending the Vanderbilt cup race last
Saturday He was assisting woman
member ~ his party to ahght from HE
auto At the racrcourse when she tripped
and her hatpin penetrated his right eve
T. - Thought that the eight has bSen
destroyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
~ ,DIi DrER H,>r - 0>
Two Wen Nsiakcn for UiE .amr and
kIlIr,i IA One DaN.

.HAYNFsVILIE Ne Oc, = Alfred
Lane ig.i 80 q has to~u. was mis-
.lksn Tor q deer NliL' hun'ing tu-da y
aud a rin" bullet tired hy h1rl,,- - BT..u.
who was p.r Wi'h Lane. KILLED nam
PIrIsBrRd. y II oct > \ man
mined Scott. siii 10 nrl"ug M >augIs.
Mass was Killed TO-DAY hv -pm'. unknown
person Who iuI-'upk nm Tor = dr"r ~
h wa- forcing his way rhr. ia o rhIckrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
va INDIES FOI NJ.
police CONTINUE Their GrappliUg for
sailors Lost From the New IamJpshirr.

NJ bodies 81 the sailors ~ the New
Hampshire drowned ~ M" -WampInR
Of IN" Whalsloat on lFSt Saturday night
were found by the police Who grappl"d
for them q GAR Yesterday
III. bat l--hiT- will go tomorrow
and III" hospital -hIp Solacr will be- left
l..hind 20 receive any bodies iha' may h"
recovered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
senator franc confer. with ran.

BHVERLI. Mass. Oct United Stnt~-
senator ". Murray Crane called AZ the
TAR cottage for q brief conference With
the prez,dent THE afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
Doubt as 10 Whether All
Portugal VIII Accept
New RSgIms.
HOURS OF FIERCE BATTLE
Royal Palace in Ruins - Hundreds
Killed and Wounded
Fight In the Dark.

III
------
New ':"'"rnmrni Formed With rhe"I'h''e
nraEa as Presldcn' Retired Admiral
Headed tho Revolt In witch Naval
.,o.o.. ,r..., ,,, ,..a ,,.,,, An In.
.,.., - -, $780,.
v" tho "e'o'H'S"'s's "'"s "a""e''
whereabouts = MIs'er, ReP"ri"sl Ia
seven Places Anoat ana ASHORE
PeoD,e Orderly: No Ioot,nw or
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LISBON. Oct G In cons.auence OF the
revolutionary rising hers ON TIIerday a
provisional republican government has
been formed a. follows:
THEopBuE BRAoA. President.
senior MAcHApo, Minister OF Foreign
Affair.
senior CosrA. Minister Of just ice
senior JELLEs. Minisser Of Finance
S-nhor BARnEro, Minister OF War.
senior ANTONIO GoxEs, Minister Of
Public Works
Senhor ALoSIDA. Minister u the In.
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The h"mhardm"nt hN The waT-hIps
did much damage, especially Ia the (iov-
eminent offices and the Ne, essidsde-
Palace The tower ~ the palace church
~ down Many people. mostly onloOk
"rS or pSss-rSby. Nsre killed ct wounded
~ IN" lower town by the bombardm-nt.
III" number Of deaths IL estimated a.
about hundred while IN. ~ounds,l
number many more
During the earlier fighting which
lasted many hours and went un for fo,Ir
or five hours IN total darkness. the revo-
h''oni-'- were sometimes checked and
retired from their position ~ the Avenida
lie l.li'erts hut they made deto 'lr IN
: he direction ~ Mont. SAntu. returning
upon the cent ~ 81 the CITY II was an
parently the suCcess ~ this movement
that induced the Iuyalisis to abandon
he defence
The republican rag il now displayed
thrOu ghout the city on all the public
buildings. the Bank Of Portugal and
many business houses and resid.no.-
People arr parading he II reefs with arms
singing rev"lui ionary songs
When the vic,or- occupied he Nec.ss.
dade- Palace Gen. GorEa- who had Do.
Tended IT, committed -uicid..
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