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The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-03-11

SHERIFF'S SAL Ely virtue Of a
~ writ Of g. fa. to me direct d. issued out Of
the Court Of Chancery of The State OF New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public ven
due, on
MONDAY, the a2d DAY OF MARCH, 1896,
between the hours Of IL o'clock and s
o'clock fat one O'Clock, in the afternoon Of
said day, stthe Court House, in the Bor-
ough Of Freehold. County Of Monmouth,
New Jersey, to satisfy decree of said court
amounting TO approximately sI5,so4.oo.
All that certain tract or parcel of lardand prem
Uses being part of the tract conveyed to Robert
G. Robinson and James Robinson, IT. by
James Robinson and wife by deed dated In the
the Townshipef Freehold in the County Of
Monmouth and state of New Jersey, more par
ticnlarly described as follows:
Beginning ST stake in the public road Lead
aug rom Mounts Corner to Blocks Mills at
81 most northe sterIy corner Of John Shocks
lEarsn and bearing aonth thirty two degrees and
thirty tnree minutes east from tue most SOUTH
westerly corner OF james Mlrford's WAGON
degrees and forty miputes sast tweuty-six
chains and sixteen links following said
Smockis line to corner, thence, 81 following
the said S1uockss line south fonr degrees west
three chains and sevepty-four links to Daniel
D. Denise line, thence l3l noIth eighty degrees
east following said Denise's line and the line OF
Gilbert solomon twenty-eight chains and
twenty-six links to 9 stake being he fcurth,
alton named ina deed OF quit claim executed
by lanes Robinson and wife " Robert G. Rpb-
IN son bearing date March g. 1855, thence al
north nineteen degrees and fifteen niinuts west
tventy seven chains and eignty-four links to
station three IN said deed named being a
lake il the middle Of the afaressid public
road, thence Isl following the middle Of said
roasi south cigh ty-hve gree and fifty nin-
ufes west tweats-thfee chains and forty links
to the place of beginning, Containing sew
enty-two acres and six hundFedths, strict meas
ufe-
Sef0ea 10 fhe nroperfv of Elijah
solomon ct ais. taken in execution at the
ssit Of Freehold Mutnai Loan Association,
and 10 be sold by
John II. vANA1ATER. Sheriff.
Dated Feb. as, ro26.
JOSEPH McDERMorr, Solicitor.
l56 linesl 1852
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Paris Loses Landmark

Another historic Paris landmark has
disappeared-a linen shop in the Ma
rails quarter, where tradition has it.
Nine de Pompadour, favorite OF Louis
XIV, used to deal Over the door was
a sign worthy of preservation. Before
the revolution the shop was adorned
with an efigy Of John the Baptist, bear
ing the words "Au Saint Jean Bap-
tIste." In 1898, all names of saints be-
ing vigorously prescribed by law, the
proprietor hung up instead the figure
Of monkey wrapped in batiste and
inscribed Eau SINCE en- Batiste." It is
hoped that this sign viii be placed In
the Carnavalet museum.
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The Patriot

Gen. Charles p. Summerall cold q
story about patriotism at Washing
ton reception.
sAs soon as America entered the
world war; he said, "a chap named
Jethr0 Barker decided to volunteer He
was on fire with patriotic wish to
serve his country. So he applied at q
recruiting Office and was duly thumped
and prodded, trotted up and down and
lumped over chairs and tables.
Tnen came question time All sorts
uestiQns were put to him, and his
vers We're very satisfactory But
final question staggered him.
Have you ever served a jail sen
seY'
NO, gentlemen, ! must confess 4
aven't. he answered, but he added
nth gulp, I'd be willing to serve a
short one Il its necessary.
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HERIFF'S SALE By virtue OF a
- writ OF Il Ia to me directed issued out
of the Court of Chancery Of lne State New
Jersey, will be exposed ts sails at pubic ven
due on
TUESDAY, the Sixteenth d " of MARCH, 1926,
oclockl, in the afternoon Of said day, at he
Land and Mortgaee Agcsncvs 7p1 Mat ison Az
enue, in the city 81 Asbusy Park. County
Of Monmouth, New Jerf 3 sati-ty decree
of said Court. amounting to approximately
$z777occ.
In the first place the twenty 6ve shares Of
the Twentieth series If shares andtwtny hye
shares Of the thirty first Sc les of shares OF ne
capital stock of said Association, assigned,
traus erred and set over unto The said COM
planant by the said Levi II teheock Harrison
then the owner thereof, and IN the second
place.
All that tract Or parcel Of taed and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate, "
ing aud being in the Borough Of Deal, III
the County OF Monmouth aud State OF New
jersey.
Beng lot Number Fontas shown on map
81 property at Deal Nd. belonging to !.
Htcbsoek Barri on, Scale SO feet 10 one inch,
dated September is 1915, made BY g.
Tnrockmorton. SUI veyoT, &c and more par
ticuiarly described as follows:
BEGINNING at point IN the west line OF
Monmouth Drive, at the southeast cornsr OF.
lot Number six, said peiut being distant igAty
two feet measured southeasterly aleng the west
line of said Monmouth Drive from marble
monument at the southwest eoIesr o. sag
thence IN south, seveuty-two degrees thirty
six minutes west along the south line Of lot
Number SIX seventy two aud sixty seven ONE
hunrlredths feet to point in the east lipe4 Of
lot Number Five; thence y south. thrse de-
grees forty minutes west along tins east lee
or lot Number Five, seventy feet to point ~ the
north line of lot Number One; thence l31 south
sixtg nine degrees seven minutes east aloug
the.rorth line of lots Numbers One, Two and
Three, one hundred and twen y eight and
s<xi,4 adtfG feet
tilewesf line cf said Monmouth Drive; taepce
IA northerly along the west lineof said MOI
mouth Drive, on a curved line DETECTING to the
east. one hundred aud forty-hve and seventeen
one-ilndredths feet to the place % beginning.
seized as the property Of levi Hitchcock
Harrison ct ais, taken in execution at the suit
/ Of The HOME Building and Isoau Associate of
Asbury Park, N. j., and to be sold by
JOHN H. VAN MATER, Sheriff.
Dated February 70, 1920 ~
PATTEksoN, RHoMe & MORGAN, Solicitors.
/ [6s linesl lsa64sl
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s young women from Indiana who
vas visiting hoe married sister in Bos-
ton was the guest Of honor at q din
lner party During uhe first and sec
iond courses OF the dinner she was the
center of the conversation with her
glowing descriptions of the beauties
Of her own state. When, for the third
course Of the dinner, the servant en-
tered carrying huge fish on large
platter, a Boston lawyer turned to her
and said;
eNow you must admit that Indiana
is a back number. Who ever saw an
indiana FISH Of shat size2"
"Oh that's All right she replied
the Lord in His infinite wisdom put
lie brain food where it was most
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GHERIFF'SSALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of Il. ia to me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the state of New Jer-
sey, will be exposed to sale at pnblic vendue, on
Monday, the 22nd Day Of March, 1926,
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock and O'Clock,
lat 0fclock,) in the afternoon OF said day
at the Court House, IA the Borough OF Free
jersey. to satisfy a decree OF said Court
amounting to approximately $s,lo5.oo.
All that certain farm. tract or parcel of land
and premises hereinafter particularly described.
situate, lying aud being in the Township Of
mouth, and State OF New Jersey.
Beginning at large white oak tree marked
for corner standing in the middle of the high
way leading from Jacob M, Taylor's arrn to Inn
IaystoWn and from thence running along the
middle Of the said highway TT south eighty
nine degrees thirty minutes west ten chains and
fifty nine Inks thence III north fifteen min
utes west eight chains and thirty-eight links to a
gum stump; thence [3l north twenty ak de-
greks and forty three minutes east twenty-one
chains and thirty-nine links to q stone thence
l41 north thirty four degrees and fifty six
along ditch to another ditch, therce Isl
north seveuty-eight degrees and htteen min
utes east nineteen chains ana eDifly-seven ltuSs
up said ditch to a stake IN the middle Of the
Same: thence fol south sixty-two degrees east
thifty-six chains aud seventy-one links 70 q
line of land late the property OF Ezekiel
degrees and thirty minutes west two chains
and fly one links to the middle OF a highw ~,
where stone IS planted for a eorneri. there's
ISL along the middle Of the same north sixty
two degrees and twenty-five minutes vest
two chains forty links, thence Lol south thirty
degrees aud tifty-two minutes west nine eli ains
and sixty-nine links to stoaei thence lIol
north sixty-fve degrees west twenty CHAINS
aud eight links 10 a stone IN the highway first
above mentioned, thence fIIl south thirty six
degrees aud thirty minutes west eight chains
aud seventy If We links. THENCE I'll south forty
six degrees hfty-three minutes west fourteen
chains and eighty-6ve In $ still along said
highway, thence Lr3l sonth seveuty,four degrees
aud quarter west two chain and ninety links
to the beginning. Containing one hundred
and foar acres aud forty-fve Epndreths of an
acre.
Seizedas the property of James B. Dancer and
wife ct al, taken N execution at the suit OF
Anthony Deedmeyer, and to be sold BY
JOHN II. VAN MATER, Sheriff.
Dated February AZ, Ioz6.
EDWARD 6. FoRMAK. Solicitor.
IS linesl L$z6.46l
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Fire Under Wafer

A new form OF steam boiler, the flame
of which burns in water, has been de-
veloped- In the new boiler the burner
is set at the end of a pipe projecting
to the middle Of the water reservoir.
Oil fuel is used in combination with
compressed air, To start the boiler
the water level is lowered below the
burner. When this has been lighted
the water is permitted to rise to the
top of the boiler, covering burner and
flame, but the flame continues to burn
brilliantly under the surface, taking
oxygen from the air jet
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MarUeI Of Ingenuity

Marcel of Ingenuity
Through one small door, only eight
feet square, 16-sfory steel and CON
crete skyscraper was constructed re
Gently within a department store in
New York city, in making an addition to
the building. To accomplish this surpris-
ing engineering feat the workmen had
to carry every piece Of machinery,
every beam Of lumber and every steel
girder through the single narrow open
ing. And they did it without disturb
ing business in the old building in the
slightest degree. says Popular Science
Monthly
Before remodeling the building had
a rotunda in the center go feet square,
which extended through the is floors
from basement to dome In this space
the new skyscraper had to be erected.
The eight-foot door through which
the thousands of tons of building ma
terials and hosting machinery had to
be carried was on the street level. Be
fore beginning work on the new build
Liz LCsVOQ aWlAGE1UaIIDW AOetNS VI WANNAA7
age and waste material from the ro-
tunda had to be carried to thet street
through this same door.
Included in the material that was
pushed through the eight-foot opening
were eight elevator motors each weigh
ing eight tons, eight elevator genera
tors of one ton each, 10000 square
feet Of flooring planls, 9,166 loads Of
hollow tile, 5000 bags of plaster, 5000
loads Of floor arches, 1000 wheelbar-
row loads of bricks, 1900 loads Of cell
ing material, 5000 scaffold planks and
1000 feet of guide rails for eight ele-
vators.
Shut off from the store by board
partitions the progress of the work was
so unnoticed that when the new store
within a store was opened to the pub
lie it was viewed with great surprise.
The addition, which is $50 feet high,
gives the store 81, 200 additional
square feet Of floor space. It was
completed in four months of work.
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~ u ERlFF"S SALE.--By virtue of
writ of ii. ia to me directed, issued
out OF the Court OF Chawcerv of tae State o. New
Jersey viii be exposed to ale at public
Tuesday, the 10th day Of March, 1926,
between the hours Of Il O'Clock and : O'Clock,
lat Two oclock,l, il the afternoon Of
said day, at the Land and Mortgage agency,
7oI Mattison Avenue, in the City of Asbury
PARK, Sounty Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to sat
Approximately Sa7,7sI.oo.
In the first place thu Twenty-fve shares Of
the Twentieth series pf hares aud Twenty Ave
SHARES ofthe thirty first series If shave 81 tie
transferred and set over unto the said com.
plainant by tte said Levi Hitchcock Hsreison
t9ea he owner thereof and ia he second
place.
hereinafter partlcu arly descgibef situate. "
igg and being In the Borough Of Deal in the
County q Mon cuth and St9te Of New Jersey,
Faing Lot Nuu4beT SIX as shown on a man III
Or perry al Dea1N j., belon ing to Z. Hilton.
ceeS Harrieoa, Scale So feet t. one iush dat.
60 septeinbeI Isl 1919 made by E, +, Tnrock-
n On ~ Eey2r, Ks, ano more partie larry
desc 10 d as fslloNs;
Begiitii4 ii marble monument ii the soetf,
line p Woedf I'd Road, Were the some l. in
te sectsd BY the est line IF Monmouth nrive,
thehee ~ SOU efly, along the west line 81
sac Monmouth Dilve on curved line de-
heotiug t9 tae east eiehty two feet to the ort
east corner oflot Nu,uber Feu4, thenes [zl
south seYs ~ two aegrees sFty six mis-
gtes west loRg hs nqTlA line Of t Number
Four sey saty two and sixty seve one hun
dfedths feet y point is tse east line OF lot
Number Five thence [5l moth, three degrees
forty minutes east alan& 4,ortion Of this east
lire q l9T Number i've twenty eight and
twelve ore-hane teths feet to e north east cor
nsr OF sgid lot Number Five; h ace III north
sevs ntt-fve deetes thre minutes west along
tae north ii eef lot Numbsr f We reven one
ieet ia The cast line Of SAID Atlantic Ave pue;
thence Isl n9ftre "; along Tire east side 81
said Atlantic avenue, on curved live dedeo-.
ing otee.east, ninety seven and sew uteel one
hundrsdtil feet tie southeast i'm r 81 said
Woodfold re AID Atlantic ave iue Fence
10 south, sixty mus degrees seven nlinates
east long Iii nth l3usa If sa d Atlantic Ayen-
uefeisAty hye fe-t y the Place IF bsgih-
ming
seized as the properly of Levi Hitch-
cosA darrisonet ais take in execution Al the
sun of.The Home Building and Loan Associa-
tion Of Asbnry Park, M and q be sold by
JQHNH. VAN MATER, sherif
Dated February ~. Iez6.
PATTERSON, RHoME s MORGAN, Solicitors I
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue CT
~ writ Of e. ia, to me directed, issued out OF
the Court of chancery of the State of New
Jersey. will be exposed 10 sale at public ven
due,
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-NI DAY or
MARCH, 1876
between the hours of II O'Clock and O'Clock lat
One o'clock, in the afternoon of said day, at
the Court House, in the Borough of Freehold,
County Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy
decree Of said court amounting to approx
mateiy $t3,Soo.oo.
All chat certain farm, tract or parcel of land
aud premises hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying aud being IN tue Township Of
Freehold in the County of Monmoutn and
State o New Jersey Beginning in the south
easterly corner of the tract hereby conveyed at
a stake in the line of R. M. Hartshornes' land,
where a small ditch corners, which stake and
cotuer are distant three chains and seventy Our
links o ia course SOU Il four degrees west from
a tone TAINTED rs the line between said r. NJ
Hartshornes land aud he tract hereof con-
veyed aud from aid beginning running as
the ns e le pointed in 1855 thence I'll north
four dsgrs Is EAST, three chains and severity
four links TO stone thence f2l north ten
degrees and forty minutes vest tweuty-s x
cha ms and sixteen links to the middle OF 1 c
pubic road leading from West Freehold to
eiehty-5ve degrees and twenty-one minutes
west, thirty three chains aud sixty-two links
along the middle Of said road part of sa d
distance to james Claytonis land thence [4l
east, thirty-two chains and forty-four links:
thence Isl north eighty-three degrees and
fifteen minutes east along land formerly
Daniel d Denises, fifteen c6ains and ninety
six links; thence I6l north eighty degrees
east, still along said Denis s land eleven chains
and ninety four links to the heginn.ng.
Containing ninety-seven acres and eghty-
nine hundredths of au acre.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Archibald Reynolds and Myra v. Rev
holds his wife by Mary b MeCneshey widow
Executrix anddevisee of Charles H McChesney
decd by deed bearing even date herewith and
to be recorded herewith This mortgage is
given as part of the consideration of said deed
and Is to he considereda purchase money mort
gaze and a first lien upon said premises.
Seized as the property. Of ! rchiAald Rey-
taken IN execution a the suit of Mary 3 De-
Hart, and 10 sold by
JOHN H. vANMATER, Sheriff.
ANERRw j, CoNovBK, Solicitor.
Dated March n 1895, sks T$76ssS1
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- HERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF
the Court If Chancery of the State on New
Jsrsey, will be exposedsto saleat public vendu~,
on
MoEDAY, THE 2zud DAY OF MARCH. 1915.
be ween the hours of u ocIocls and S clock,
tat-Ons o'clock, in the afternoon Of sal day,
at the Court ouse in The Borough OIL Freehold,
equity of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy
decree of said Court, amounting to approxi-
mately sosa2l.oo
All rhat certain tract or parcel of land and
pr faiseS hereinafter particularly described,
situate wing and being in the township of
Milestone. in the County Of Monmouth and State
of New Jersey
Beginning at an iron pipe at the corner oil lands
now Or formerly of John Ely, and land now OF
formerly of Robbins Farm; thence running III
alone said land Of Robbins Farm south seventy
FIVE degrees forty nine minutes west seven hum
cred ninety -nine feet aud eighty hundTedtfls of
Of joins W. Stone NORTH three degrees twelve
ssiAutee eAse, two thousand thtTty~pHe fee aud
eiphty-fve hundTedths Of foot t. an iron ptpe
thence Isl still along said lands sguth. seventy
six degrees foTty-6ve minutes east one Thousand
aud sixty-four eet aud Lightweight hundredths
of foot to an iron pipe in line OF land OF John
qress fifteen minutes west, one thousand six.
hundred thirty-tR feet to place OF bsginn'nga
Containing thirty seven and seventy-nve nun
Toqes her with right of way and easement to
party OF the second part, her heirs, executors,
administrators and assigns, OF ingvs 50 and egress
on and over strip o. land about fifteen feet in
width used as 4 roadway aud extending from
the tractof land hereipbefore described to main
road known as the Ezra Road, said roadway be-
ing described as follows;
Begianing on the Etra Road at a point dis
tant seventeen hundred feet easterly from a
stone and iron pipe located at northwest corner
OF property ADJOINING properly ofCharles r.
C1luse41 tflenee running in soHtherly direc-
tion and. across lands formerly Of D 7rothy Quin-
cty Roosevelt Geer, which premises are now
cvned BY John Nv. stone, for distance OF nine
hundreds aet into and upon lands hereinbefore
described, which roadway IS more particularly
SHOWN on survey made by Sncerbeavx and
Moore, surveyors OF Princeton & Trenton, n.
il dated March 1874.
seized as the property of Ethel Veronica
Bennett and Peter Beuder, her husband, ct ais,
taken IN execution at the suit OF Joseph 6. Col
bert and to be sold by
JOHN II. VAN MATER, Sheriff.
Dated February a. Iez6
SIMON ENGLANDKR, Solicitor.
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GHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue Of a
4 , writ Of Fl. f. 70 me directed issued out Of
the Court, OF Chancery Of the Stats vt New
Jersey. will be exposed to sale at public
vendue, on 4#
TUESDAY, the 18TH DAY>of MARCH. 1895. y
between The hours of u o'clock and O'clock
lat Two o'clock, inthe afternoon Of said day,
at the Land and Mortgage Agency, 7oI Mat
tisou Avenue, Ia the City. Of Asbury Park
County of aIonrionth, New Jersey, to satisfy
mately ss7,7So.oo
III lie drst place the Twenty Eve shares OF
the Twentieth series Of shsl es and Twenty five
siiafes,of che Thirty irstseries of sharcs 81 the
caaital ock of said Assccation assigued.
transferred and set over unto the said COM
plaiuautby the said Levi Hitchcock Harrison
tsen the owner thereof, and ia the second
AiItaat tracto parcel Of land and premises.
Hereinafter particularly described situate. ~
ing and being in the Borough Of Deal, iii the
County Of Monmenth aud State cf New Jei-
sew.
Being Lot Number fveaas shown on a map
Hi chccck Harrison, Scale 50 feet 10 one inch
dated September IS. 1919, made by 4. E.
Throck morton: Surveyor: &c. and more par
Beginning at points in the east line of
Atlantic Avenue, at the southwes st corner of lot
Number Six, said point being distant ninety
seven and sevcnt .Nn oue-hundredths feet,
measured s3utherly along the e1st line of said
Atlantic Avenue, from the seuthe asst coruer Of
bdft i<AttalAtlc <ANcuueI ana W0OQtQtU kSoa0t4
lthence1 & south, seventy eve degrees three
e1niuc' IS esstalong the south line Of t Number
Six. seve1ty one Get toa point tberces III s0uth
three d erees forty minutes west along lot I,
Number Six, and Sic west line Of lot Number
Four, ainety eight and twelve one-hnndred ths
feet to point on the NOR lire of lot Mum Der
One; thence lsl north, sixty nine degrees seven
minutes west. along the no tn line of lot Num-
Der One, ninety two and i've teuths fest to a
point II the east line Of said Atlantic Avenus;
thcace I4J northerly, along the cast line Of said
Atlantic Avenue, on a curved line detecting to
the east, eighty three fest 10 the place OF
beginning.
Seized as the property Of Levi Hitchcock
Harrison ct ais, taken in execution at the
suit Of The Home Building and Loan Associa-
tion Of Asbury Park, n j., and to be sold by
JOHN H. VAN. MATER, sherif.
Dated February 10, 1926.
PATTERSON, RHoME s. MORGAN. Solicitors.
I6I Iiaesl [ss5.esl
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in CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT
To Carlo Faval1i, Sometimes called Charles
Favalli:
BY virtue of an 3Orderof the O urt OF Chan
cely Of NV Jersey m 7deon the day of the dse
her46 ii certain cause wherein MarsellA Fa-
vail is petitioner aud youare defendant, you
a requ'r 70 appear ami plead, answer or
de1nu- to the petitioners petition on or
b-iore the TNENTY-NINTH DAY OF
April. next, or in default there such
decree will be taken against You as the Chan
tllor sNall think uitab1e and just
The object Of said suit is to obtain deere
of divorce dissolvipg the marriage between you
and the said petitioner M
Dated February z7th, 1926
STOKES s. McDERMQTT
Solicitors for Petitioner
West Main Street.
avail [sio.ozl Freehold, New jersey
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GHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue Of
4 writ Of fl. fl. 20 me directed issued out Of
the Court, of Chancery Of the State vt New
Jersey. will be exposed to sale at public
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~ II ERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of a
writ of ii. ia to me directed, issued
out Of the Court of Chawcerv of lac State oil New
vsndue. on
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Dated February a. Ie26.
SIMON ENcLANDKR, Solicitor
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