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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
n r last the train came to "A stop.
~ Where are We now ." she

L ''HA ~ o. w il'N size
asked eagerly.
AZ the field OF Waterloo" Allan
replied with grim set Of his jaw.
What do YOU mean"
This IL the end OF the boring
$50 miles from Tunnel city We are
At tho edge OF the big ravlne that
caused the explosion.
Allan helped her to alight and they
walked to the very brink Of the great
chnsm. High above them the roof
was lost in the darkness. and below
them was great gulf where little
lights twinkled and lodged about like
tirefieS. The roar OF the great en-
gincs and the mighty ventilntors wa
deafen'ng. Allan touched her arm
and led her to "A great elevator that
was used In hosting the precious
mineral out OF the pit. They quickly
descended 10 the bottom OF the won
derful cavern, and the opening at the
end OF the tunnel through which that
hell blast OF destruction had ruarcd
looked like tiny swallows nest far
up the siic ~ a Cliff.
The next day the New York papers
: had long interviews with Miss Lloyd
In which she graphically described her
experience I'm the tunnel And two
days later the engagement OF the tun-
mel master and the daughter OF the
famous inancier was formally an
uOuuCed.
Tunnel stock leaped up at tho rate
OF five points an hour and Just at the
psychological moment Lloyd gave his
/ brokers tremendous buying order
In "a hours Tunnel stock was once
more flirting with par.
Public confidence seems to have
returned. remarked LLOYD. with a pc
culiar little mile. Il guess. my boy.
that YOU can GO ahead now under fun
steam after your honeymoon
The wedding was celebrated late in
June. Allan and Ethel saw lass Of
each other during the period of their
engagement than before 10 was de
cided 20 begin work on fun time on
the first day Of July and there were
countless thousands Of details TO be
attended 10 in the meantime
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
lSUCH PAIN
GOMAN TORE
] HER CLOTHES
s Sbe Was Restored to
il by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Malone. n Lydia f. Pink
ms Vegetable Compound has Ger
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To Sc Continues TO-morrow.
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RETRACTIQNs

toontinued FROM page one. }
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w.. ! ~
A large audlencetnssembled In the
Masonlc temple auditorium this after
noon was delightfuLl9 RECALLED with a
program Of beautifully played music
by the United States Marine Band.
Of the national capital Many school
pupils were III attendance, the public
schools of the city having been closed
early for the conceTt BY special per-
mission of the city board OF education
Tonight another concert will be given
at the same place BY the band and a
large and fashionable audience is ex-
pected to be in attendance. the seat
sale having been large.
The programs OF the Marine band
take in the whole held OF musical
composition from grave to gay, from
sprightly to severe, from the "star
spangled Banner" to the "sinfonia
Eroica," from Dixie to "Dinorah, .
from THE Blue Danube" waltz to tho
Hallelujah chorus Of THE Messiah"
and thus the "cognoseentip as well as
those who stand outside the portals of
the temple of classics have their va
rious likings and preferences more
than satisfied. @
Miss Mary Sherier, soprano, and
Mr.. Peter levin. yylophonist, were
the soloists at the afternoon concert
and their efforts drew forth round
after round of merited applause.
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Lillian Mortimer Is appearing In a
sketch called Betsy Robbins e.
i i i
a IA. Woods is to place moving pic
lures on transatlantic liners.
/ I i
John 2 Kellerd is TO make tour
q the West in shakespearean per-
formances.
II 4 i
Polalre lis to start out about the
middle Of the month at the head Of
her own company.
I i i
Cyril Maude, the fayorite London
actor, supported by his daughter, Mar
gerry, appeared In New York this week
in THE Second in Command" and was
cordially welcomed.
/ 4 +
w A. Brady lately produced in viii
mington, play called IAN Angel with
out Wings" his daughter, Alice Brady,
being in the cast. The play, which ID
comedy of New York life. was well
received.
i + i
A new member Of the Southern and
Marlowe company, Elizabeth valen-
tine, has made fine impression in
the organization. Her impersonation OF
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The popular notion that the Chinese
mind is not attuned to sweet sounds
long drawn forth, was recently dis
proven in Washington, where young
attache of the Chinese legation was
rapturously contemplating the slide
trombone soloist of the United States
Marine band who was playing Sulli-
vans The Lost Chord" The celes-
tails manner being noted by lady
of the diplomatic corps, she inquired
of the Interpreter II the music was
being enjoyed, and the young Chino
answered: AS he might Heaven, but
the. juggler who could swallow and
draw forth SO much brass was more
amazing than any he had ever seen
perform the trick in China.
/ t /
Olga Nethersole is advocating a
feminine tleater for the social better
ment of women.
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The Advertiser has found, after
making an Investigation, that srch
Eef the accusations published III this
Epaper during the campaign as re-
Elected upon the personal Integrity
I.of DIR Hatfield were unfounded anu
have no basis IN; fact, and that a
great injustice was done to DIR. Hat
field as a candidate before the people
IN the publication. OF these state
lJnents. which emanated from malic-
SouE sources and, which were used
TO gain political advantage, although
te1ey were published In this paper in
.good faith, and In the belief that
they we're true.
The Advertiser, In making this
public retraction OF the charges and
APOLOGY to the governor, desires to
takes this opportunity OF expressing
Its admiration OF the chief
executive of West Virginia
and of the able and fear
less manner in which he has faced
and solved the difficult problems that
have confronted him since he was in
augurated as governor.
The Advertiser does not believe
that Governor Hatfield was prompted
by my motive of pecuniary gain in
instituting a damage suit for libel,
Tint; wholly bysa sdss lfa I'D yindicate
himself of the opprobrium leaped
upon him in d bitter campaign by
( the opposition press
BY this PUBLIC declaration Isbe-
that the goyertior s aim Is fully ac-
4 ~. ~ a d L.
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Katherine in If / Were King" and
Hero in Much Ado About Nothing"
have been given especial praise.
t t t
THE spendthrift," by Porter Emer-
son Browne, which will be presented
Saturday night at the Robinson Grand.
is dramatic brief against extrava-
gance. and yet every night there
rolled up, in front OF the Hudson
theater, New York, where it played for
six months, nearly half million dol
lars worth Of automobiles bringing
their. owners to listen to the plays
telling argument for economy-which
is pretty good evidence that THE
Spendthrift" appeals to that class of
playgoers who are so financially fixed
as TO be possible beneficiaries of the
lesson Of the drama
t / i
A love tale in pictures that will an
peal to every woman with a sympa-
thetic heart is George HKleines photo
drama The Last Days of Pompeii,"
which is announced for three days at
the Robinson Grand theater beginning
Monday, November 10, with matinees
daily Lord Bulwer Lytton's famous
novel is reproduced upon the screen
with amazing fidelity and none Of the
details of one of the greatest love
stories ever written is missing.
/ i +
John and Emma Ray are to appear
in an act requiring several people.
The Rays will appear in black face.
i / /
The vaudeville offering the last oil
the week at the Lyeeum is one OF
merit and one that promises to
please those who attend. Large
crowds attended both performances
last night. and voiced their approval
by loud and frequent applause.
Kelly and Fern present a singing
and dancing act. the like OF which is
rarely seen in a place the sze OF
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Owes Her Life 70
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aneetiona; regret that all sufferers Of
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cases. Read. this:
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gentlemen; About September 10, 1908
my my -Inother.ln-law was taken sick with
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INTO r, Lung Trouble. In january. when
Rev: Vim. Berg, of ST. Michneiis Church.
at Schereryiile, Ind, prepared her for
death, he recommended that get Eek.
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Tor recovery, insisted that she try the
Alter!ltiYf: wbiSh she did am glhd to
say that she soon began to improve Now.
she works as hard as ever. weighs twenty
pounds henyien than she ever an l,efore.
she took slck, md Is In good hcastfl.e
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above abbreviated: moro on fahuest.J
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NOUN. GLERE.


tsPEeIAL coRREsPoNpGNek3
MT. CLARE, Nov. I---Igs, j. NJ.
Matheny entertained the members OF
the Ladies' Aid society Thursday az
ternoon. Owing 10 the absence of
several members but little business
vas transacted but the reception OF
the wife o 1.-THE new pastor, the REV.
IiMr. Workman, into. the society was
"a feature of the meeting. Splendid
refreshments were served which
were much, enjoyed by all present.
Funeral services over the body OF
a two-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F, iWoodson took place
at the home Of its parents Thursday
afternoon. The lReY. MIR, IWorkmaE
ofticiated and interment was in the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coffman are Wis
iitfng their son, Cecil, OF Good Hope.
Miss Elizabeth Pickett, who was
guest OF relatives and friends here,
has returned to her home at Rich
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westfall, of Big
Isaac, are guests Of their daughter,
Mrs. John Miller, of this place.
w. NJ. Morris was iransaCeeng
business in Clarksburg Thursday.
Mrs. Felix Youst. Of Fairmont, is
a guest of her brothers, Thomas and
Luther Combs, of this place,
Mrs: Mary D. Lynch spent we'd
nesday and Thursday with Bridge
port friends.
Messrs. Henry, Jefferson and
Stephen Bassell and DR.. w. T.
Owens left Wednesday morning for
Braxton county where they expect to
kill bull moose and other small
game.
Mrs. John Vincent was shopping
in Clarksburg Thursday.
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8 s eissa ssTARGHres 25G
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Clarksburg. Rowls and Gilman also
pleased with comedy skit. -Four
reels OF the latest photo plays are
also on the program.
+ / +
Today is feature day at the odeon
theater and 1t is Offering sensation
al melodrama entitled I'm Convict's
Garb," in two parts featuring the
best talent of the IL -sanay Company,
besides the vaudeville acts of the
four ing children and Guise and Glib.
son in comic fmpersonatlons.
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PRICES L AK

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The Advertiser and DIR. Hatfield.

During the heat OF the last guber.
material campaign in West Virginia,
the Advertiser, along with other
Democratic newspapers in the state
published from time to time articles
rejecting upon the moral and polit-
ical integrity of DR.. II. D. Hatfield,
the Republican-Progressive candi-
date for governor.
The charges made in one OF these
PARTICLES are the basis of damage
suit now pending in the circuit court
of Wood county. in which Governor
Hatfield is the plaintiff and tine ed
Iitor, OF the Advertiser is the defend
ant.
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aE
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern: !,
This is to notify the public that j
will not, be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife, Effie B. Me-
.Elwee, she having left my bed and
beard without any Just cause or pro-
vocation. i Va III
P. @. McELWEE.
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"A bell made of concrete is said to
have almost the same resonant quail
tiles as metal
Liberia in 1912 produced 93,S22
pounds OF crude rubber
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~,
responsibility for 1t and my disbelief
Of the charges.
Il have no doubt the article was
published to blacken your character
ana, to gain some political advantage;
but / dlsapproye OF such campaign
tactics, ana want you 10 feel that
your efforts to bring to an end such
personal attacks on candidates in the
heat of campaign, when the
charges are unfounded, should have
the hearty commentator of all good
citizens.
Very truly yours,
CSigned) S. w. WALKER.
s.Ss, u. sg-L
GEO. Wa SUMMERS,
stSsl \. vi. y 4. 40 p ost bldg.
500 Washington, I'D. C.. t'.
Sept. II, 1913
Governor of West Virginia,
Charleston, NV. Va. - =
Ny dear Governor:
In connection with the damage
suit now pending in the'ctreuit court
Of Wood county, in which Il am one
of the defendants, and which was the
outgrowth Of an article published A
the Cincinnati Enquirer on the eve
Of the election of 1912, 4 would like
to make my position clear to you.
Although I was the head OF the
pres, bureau OF the Democratic Ez-
ecuuve Committee, and had charge
of all publicity work connected with
the campaign, a did not have any
thing to do with the article in cues
ton and was not responsible for its
publication in any way. Nor do
believe that the article or its publ
cation was Inspired by any one Of
.ficially connected with the Demo-
cratic state organization.
IT is my belief that the article in
question contains statements regard
ing you which are untrue and could
not be substantiated in fact. / be-
lieNe that such untruthful state
ments were made without justtfica-
ton and have wronged you without
cause.
heartily concur in your desire to
eliminate unwarranted personal at
tacks from future campaigns and
will gladly concur with you in any
way u can to prevent anything OF
that kind in the future.
With personal regards, u am
Very truly yours,
(Sgned) GEO. Nv. SUNNI. us.
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+ aIr and Mrs. Callihan have moved
intorthe &C. IL. lDaEissen home and
win occupy 1t while Mr.. Dawson
and family spend the winter In Flor
ida
Mrs. Leon Camp Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Weekly.
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TENNIS
TEAM GOING EAST

New York. April 2a.-Thc team
which will represent Australia here
in June In the international matches
for the David lawn tcnnis cup will
reach New York on May eth or Sth.
A. ID. Jones and Horace Rice. the
Australians. will play in Philadcl-
phia. May %. %. -. and at Cedar
hurst. Long Island. May 80.
II. S. Wren. president of the Unit
ed States National Lawn TENNIS AS
ISOLATION. received this information
soday from San Francisco in tcle-
gram from DR.. sumner Hardy, exc
cutivc committeeman of the univer-
sity club. the third member of the
team will reach New York from
England. May l.
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HYOMEI RELIEVES
IN five MINUTES
Help Comes Quickly When Hyomei
Is Used for Catarrh.

Quick relief comes from the Hyo-
mel treatment for cntarrh and all
troubles OF the breathing organs
such as stoppcd-up head. sniffles or
morning choking. Put II few drops
OF liquid Hyomci In the pocket In
halcr tina, comes with every outfit.
and before you have used the treat
relief from your catarrhal troubles.
II gives n tonic healing effect to
the air You breathe. kills the ca
tarrhol germs. stops the poisonous
secrctions. soothcs the irritatcd nIu-
cous membrane and makes marked
Improvement In the general health.
Hyomei In not curc-;al: II has
hut one aim. the relief OF catarrh
and diseases of the breathing orga MS
When Their is no catarrh. the general
health is improved. for then nature
has n chance to build up tn. entire
system.
II YOU suffer from offensive breath
raising OF mucous. frequent snecz-
ing. husky voice. discharge from the
nose. droppings in the throat. loss Of
strength. spasmodic coughing and
feeling OF tightness across the upper
part of the chest. or any other sym
ptOms Of catarrh. use Hyomei at
once. II will destroy the disease
germs in the nose. throat and lungs.
and give a quick and permanent re-
Lief.
Hyomei does not contain cocaine
or any habit forming drug. The
Outfit costs sl.00. extra bottles II
later need. 80 cents, at the Hausman
drug stores and all druggists.
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MONTENEGRO

punishment has never been executed.
Tor no Monteucgrin has ever turned
his back on the Turks. That capt.
tai has fewer peap!e than the num-
her OF votes east by u sIngl. party In
II certain 81. Louis ward In 1908. but
there is no city in the world where
public opinion works more perfectly
than In CettinJs. Montenegro. with
it's $500 Inhabitants.
What IL the power OF Montenegro?
The power OF the human spirit alone.
Untouched by modern social Ideas.
By material wealth
trial ccnters. unsusfainsd by alliance
with the mighty and the strong with
nothing hut his barren mountains.
his passionate patriotism. his couE.
try's glorious past and his trust In
the God OF Battles To help him
against the Turk. the Montcnegrin
today. the black rocks at his back.
dcfics municipalities and Powers. and
mris defiance In the teeth OF tn.
navies and the icgions ~ III. world
What need have we OF the Homer
' ieg'hu OF the taifs ~ N'hui All"
his knights of The Table Round: he
fore our eyes. on those bleak crags
IN the most inhospitabl. corner OF
Europe. the Heroic Ag. lives again.
For though the giant ages heay" the
hili
And break the shore. and cvermorc
Make and break and work their viii.
Though world on world In myriad
myrinds roll
Round Ms each with different powers.
And other forms OF life than ours.
What know we greater than the
| soul?
| The greatness OF the soul Is the
greatness al Montenegro
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published Apri! 2a-Mny =. 1913,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE PROSPECT COAL CO.

Notice is hereby given tina, spc-
cial meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Prospect Coal Company. n Cor
ssr' tho . s+ss on ,s s sn
VIII be held ut Room !. Colorado
Building. In the City OF Trinidad,
state OF Colorado. %, the 2ith da,
Of May. \. u. 1914. Mt s O'Clock
p. NJ, for the purpose OF considering
The adoption OF a resolution 10 amend
Article 3 Of the Articles OF Incorpor-
alton OF said Company. by making
the stock of said Company non-as-
scssable. and the transaction of such
other business rs may property come
before aid meeting.
by order OF The Board of Direct
ors.
Given under my hand this els.
day OF April. a. d. 1913.
JOSEPH SMITH. President.
Attest: VIM. Il. Lloyd. Secretary.
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IN" greatest triumph al human
'ourhe" nm" resolution withih the
present az" IL not aerial navigation
or the r"hh"n canal IL Is IN" TAX
ing OF scntari by montenegro
M"nt"n"sr" mas an area equal 10
'hat "i man uozeh "'"rag" MIS-
souri, counties. Nu'h OF TINS Is bar
rem rock Its total population Is one
mira lhai OF the 'liy OF 81, Louis.
It's hht'"hhi d"pt II approximately n
quarter or u Iniliion dollars; the COM
hin'd salaries OF All us hifh OH
eiAi-' lhchhihe IN" fr'hc"' mount
up 10 st"'""" year 81 Louis haN
u NUMBER "i manufacturing concerns
whose yearly output mas IRON TWO 10
Nv" times the value OF iii" total an
nunl exports OF Montenegro
Yet THIS iii'ipntian country, THIS
Tiny patch OF st""p-sih"d valleys. sky
fcraping crass and bar" rock wastes,
inhnbi'"d ny peasants ana shepherds.
mas lust taken. ny Storm the rnnitnI
OF the turkish province OF scnthri.
sacriricing 300" men In IN" siege
killinS 900" Turks ana taking "a
90" prisoners rms M"nt"n"sr"
mas don" not only sinsle-handed.
without IN" ala OF men or money
from the outside, nut IN open ana
fragrant defiance of the six great
Powers. From London. Paris. Der
In. 81. Pc'"rshnrs. Vienna and Rome
her frincc mas received pcrempt"rs
o'""rs 70 ""p"N ir"" me gate "i
''"'"'' ""' ''''"' :" ",' 'n'"'''"'"
''r' vi ""'S"'pN'
'"''ns W" P'o'I, VI ''"'' '"'''.
'N'-H'N'"S vi ,"' 'ht"" h''"'
''hS'" VI al '"' s''' W '"" Sto"e'
Is H''n"'"s on an" OH NJ IN" p's'
OF IN" s'asift mountain rampant
whi'h 'h' M""'"hesr'h cans nome
b"' s'"tarl - tweh'y-ii'" miles w
III" snaiiow an" ,"m"''"""s pfih'
''h' 'h' "ohlch'sr'" mas gone on us
way. NJ u powh'hg street IN" w"
"'ihe''hS'f"sse were h"' anu 'h''"
"'r" u" W"rs"'hs !" '"' "'"'''fr"h-
can. an" now '""' ne ""' t"Sc"
sc"'a''' u" h"r'' ""ti"h'" AT inc
80 ". , -,
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WY w W. Wv 1919 Wv
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w "'' NC '"s'' "' ~"
''"', '"a ".p''ss W. '"'"' VI "''
,'., '"H
~
"o"'' VI" ''"
'"''""' 49, W >"'v'. "'
NV ''
\ hui the army what "f mat
Montenegro entire budget ior the
Ministry'of war was. tn 1909. Sa".-
"oo. Each honschoia puts one Sold
Ter INTO the ficId ana subsis's MIN.
rms Is cone without taxes ana With
""s con'p"H''on: =" Tin! Monienr-
gro without war phosct or war
taxes. Is ahle' a, any time. I" put IN
to the f!e'd 500" OF the finest
troops III IN" world. ana 10 retain I"
IKE humo'r oil less effectiveness 'oT
nome heichsc' LEI II Ne rcmarkc" IN
passing that Montenegro mas no
poor-reiisf ana no pahp"rs ana thnt
every Mohtch"Gr,h u taught I" r"ad
ana write.
Back OF this wonderful military
preparedness there Is u long and
boy is born with a sword in his hand.
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II YOU cough all night yon get no
rcs'. nor does anyone elsc In the
house. Keep within reach hottie
of BALLARD'S HOREHorND SYR-
Up. II Is then easy to stop the tick
ling which causes the cough. when
ever It appears. Price 25c. soc and
800 per bottle. Sold by lIlusmar
drug Co.
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HAPPINESS

From Smart. Set.
Happiness is peace after strife the
overcoming OF difficulties. the feel
ing OF security and well-being. The
only really happy folks are married
women and single men.
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valuable dressing FOR flesh
wounds. burns. scalds. old sores. rash
chafed skin. is BILLIARDS. SNOW
L1NlMENT. 1t is both henling and
antiseptic. Price csc. 50c and s1.0O
per bottle. Sold by I1ausman Drug
Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-29

There ARE SO many Ten that do not care to
invest NOR. than twelve or fifteen dollars
In Spring Suit that we've made IA str.nu-
Gus effort to secure TO trad" tn" best
Suit values ever offe:cd for these moderate
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