CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1904.

New* From the NaUoMl Capital. WA-HJSOTON, D. C., Dec. 18.—The firm wemlier of l on*rca» to »rtdr*« the chair at the opening of the third aaaaion of the Mfty-aifhtb Concre*»on Mood ay of laat week waa Congr<i»inan John J. tiardnw of thla dhtrict, who awwonccl y Hhe resignation of Wtltfam M. lArainw. who had hern appointed Judge of the u. s. Watnct Coort for New Jeraay, and that the longre*»iuan-elect, Ira W. Wood, waa praaent to he a worn in. On Tueaday the Preaident aent to the t;. 8. Senate the name of William V. Williams to be poatmaater at Cape May for four years more. Senator John Kean laat week introduced a bill protlding for an additional judge of l he district coort of the United Stales for the dlatrict of New Jersey. It has. for some time, been felt that the voinmt- of business in that district la so large that one judge cannot properly attend to it, hence the provision for the second judge. He also introduced a bill to aild another Circuit Judge to the U. 8. Circuit, which includes the States of New Jeiaey, Pennsylvania and Dela-

gHKKIKF S SALK.

at the StMiUftw

Coort Hawse, Cape May County.

T-

*, IBOS. Cape Mav . NeW Jer-

'«*) perches and twenty (80) Unk« to a Mo. r f»r « corner; and rnDntog tbenoe ih/ ImihIiiiai on the aaid John C. Bale's Cooper tract ..orib twenty-flve Harass thirty mlantes ea«(N. |B« *••*.) twfkreid^i lo a sioue for aeor (•) and binding on formerly of Joul _. degrees 1 hirty mdaotea east 0-47* V K.) eighty eight (H) prrebfo to a atone ' lag by a pine tee* toe a aotfwar; aaf nlua tbenoe (7) by one Fisher's land

Congressman Gardner, although now serving bin sixth term, had a seat in the Houae of KepreaentaUvet in the next to the back row, sod as it waa not quite as desirable aa the one occupied by Con. gressman Canning, which waa on the fourth row, therefore, when Mr. tanning resigned from the Honae to accept the United States District Court Judgeship. Mr. Gardner made immediate application for the seat and got it. Others had their eye un it, but Mr. Gardner waa around early opening day. Congressman Harry Loudemdager is one of the ten men who »it on the front row.

New jrney; vU. So 1.—All that certain lot of land ia the City of Cape May, in the Conoty of Cape May, la the Stale of New Jersey, at the weet comer of Jackson sad Mansion streets, being fifty feet on Mansion street by fifty-eight 00 Jackson street, be the same more or leas being all the two certain lots of land and premises aa follows, Number one: Ail that certain lot of land on the sontbwest side of Jackson street in the city of Ape May. Beginning at a comer in skid southwest line of Jackson street (corner of lot number two. next hereafter described) running thence sooth sixty-three degrees and fifteen minntea west fifty feet to a corner In the line of lands late o< Edmund L. B. Wales, deceased, thence thereby north twenty-five degrees and fifty minute* west eighteen feet to a comer of the late George Hildreth's share of same lot before division; thence thereby north siatT-three degrees and fifteen minutes east fifty feet to the said Jackson street thence south twenty five degrees and fifty minutes east, eighteen feel to the place

T beginning.

Number Two. also all that lot of land and premises situate at the west wardly comer , .1 j w .. r~ l._

TO COLONEL 8COVKLB MEMORY.

A Tribute From Ex-Senator Is T. Nichols. The Bridgeton Evening News published a letter sent by Col. James M. Seoval. tbs day before be did, former Senator Ii T. Nichols, referring to ibe reminiscences of the early days of the Republican party, In which Col. Seovel’s name waa mentioned aa a candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress in 1862. Referring tc the letter and its anthor, former Senator Nichols say a: “It was mailed in Cape May City December 1st. and arrived U Bridgeton the morning of December 2d. Ere the letter was taken from the office Colonel Score!'1 genial spirit bad departed. And, wbat a liberal, whole-souled gentleman the Colonel waa all who knew him intimately can testify! Here la an lllnstralion of bW great heart—On one occasion while in company with friends upon a ferry boat crossing the Delaware a woman, ragged and of unkempt appearance, appealed to him for alma Without knowledge of b-» character be remembered only her porerty. and instinctively his band sought his pocket. Handing her a IS bill, all money be had with him. he went on wi'h the conversation, in a manner which seemed to say; 'Go your way and may the Lord biaas you P “Jamas Seoval waa eccentric, and at times hasty, but ha waa a noble hearted, patriotic dtisec. The voice that pled so earnestly for the aneceea of the Union in the trying days of our national life is silenced; tba stalwart form is prone, but there is a majesty in his death, which his faults could not obscure, because ha waa courageous and honest. His latter 3 were spent in retirement and communion with the Author and Preserver of being, whose servant he waa.”

WASHINGTON.

Holiday Tour via Pennsylvania R. R. December S7 has been selected aa ' ^.sgdate f or thaPer»on»Uy-Cond acted Holiday Tour of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Washington. This tour will cover a period of three days, affording ample time to visit all the principal points of interest at the National Capital, Including the Congressional Library and the new Corcoran Art Gallery. Rate, covering railroad transportation for the round trip and hotel accommodations, (13.00 or (10.60 from Trenton. (11-30 or 10.00 from Philadelphia, and proportionate rates from other points, according to hotel selected. Bates cover aooommodhtiona at hotel for two days. Specie] aide trip to Mount Vernon. All tickets good for ten days, with special hotel rates after expiration of hotel

County of Cape May. beginnit« at the ■aid comer of the said street: running thence along the northwestwardly side Use of Mansion street south sixty three and quarter degrees west fifty (jo) feet to a of land late of Mrs. Bickom: thence by said Bickom's land north twenty five degrees and fifty minutes west forty (40) feet to a cot of land conveyed by the late Samuel Magonagle to the late George Hildreth and Clinton H. Hand: thence thereby north aixty-three and one quarter degrees east fifty fifty t^o) feet to the southwest line of ■aid Jai*»on street: tbencc along said side line of raid street south twenty-five degrees and fifty minute* east forty (40) feet to the

Number j. J

south west arardly butted and bounded as follows, to wit:— Beginning at a comer in said line of street fifty eight feet northwesterly from the northwesterly side line of Mansion street as it was in 1863. it being also a corner of a lot of laud eighteen feet front (being hereinbefore described as lot number one) which

laagiibgtfc uw>r

thirty mlnntss wssl (H. WW W ) twenty-three (VDpsrchas and fifteen (16)

links to the place ofhsgl string. 8sI sad aa the property of Edm Hildreth, defendant, sod taker, in

lion at the suits of Lewie W.

Edm nod B.

in execnBIMrsth.

City Directory.

Council—Jo* Hand....

Jan. L 1806 »..Je*». 1,1M6 ...Jau. 1.1107

nJaa. f. MB Jaa. J. Desk... I, 1M

‘ Jan. 1, IM

Jan. L MB

£ TmMWt.--,

LoataC. Sayre ....Jan. 1.180* F- Sidney Townsend.Jan. 1. HWJ

Recorder—Jno. W. Tbampsjw Jaa. 1. H*» Assessor—(bas T. Campbell ..Jan. 1. 1806 Collector—BolNeedles Jan. 1. 1806 Treasurer—Isaac H, Smith—Jaa. 1. 1906

Commissioners of Appeal.

Theodore Mueller.:... Jan. 1, ll»S Edward Crewe. Jaa. 1. reft Thus. R. Wales. Jaa. 1. 1806

bourne Ml lla Company^ Cudahy Company, Klngsn Provision Company. Caps ><ay Baking Company. Thomas Bradley aad John Jamison, plaintiffs, and * besoldby Wll.UAM H. BRIGHT. Sheriff. Dated, December It. 1804. Lewis T. btereoa, Atty.

PUBLIC SALE OP REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of t^e Orphans’

--Tenth day of dred and four, the subscriber will expose to sale at public vendue on Saturday, January 14th. 1005, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon

Amanda firing, deceased, at Sonth Seavillc. Cape Ma> County, the following described real estate of which Amanda Swing, late of the Connty of Cape May. deceased, died

N(p 1 is situate in Middle and Dennis Townships, snd bounded and described a*

follows:

Beginning at a stake in Jeremiah Lod lam's line and running thence south six degrees and fifty minutes weet. thirty-five perches and eight-tcntlis of a perch to a large holly marked aad lettered *1. L." and ' T C. L.’ r ; thence north eighty-nine degrees and thirty miuntrs east, ninety-one perches ta a spoonwood for a corner, and crossing a run forty rods from said holly; thence north twelve degrees and thirty minutes east, thirty six perches to a stake; thence sonth eighty-nine degree' and thirty minutes west, ninety-five pe dies to lue beginning, t ontaining twen- . — -* perches, be

tv acre*, two quarters aad eight (

‘7*

the same

No. * Is a tract of cedar swamp near the Double Pond, and bounded and described

follows:

Clinton H. Hand by deed 1873, recorded iu Clerk 's office of Cape May County in Deed book No 4.V psge* 53* etc, thence bv aaid lot sonth sixty-three end one quarter degrees west fifty feet to land formerly of Edmund L. B. Wales, deceased: thence by said Wales’ lot north twenty-five degrees and fifty minutes west twenty two feet to a comer thereof on a line of land hich the aaid late George Hildreth pur-

comer to the land of the heirs of John Peterson snd running by said Sutton's line north fourteen degree* east, fourteen perches to a stake in a line of the heirs of Emma Ludlam; thence south seventy-five degrees and fifteen minutes

May

Book north aixtv-ihree

thence br said line fourteen degree. thirty minutes west, fourteen perches to a stake standing on the north side of an old road running in the swamp; thence still

Unding on Peter

tv-three and one quarter degrees

east fifty feet to the said aide line of Jackson street; thence thereby sonth twenty-five de-

grees and fifty minutes east twenty-two feet

to the place of beginning.

II.—All that certain lot of land lying aad being in the cilr of Cape Mav Connty of Cape, State of New Jersey, situate on the southwest side of Jackson street and xdioin ing other lands of said Rice and lands of John Buckle) and George Young, in the aforesaid City of Cepe Island, and bounded a« follow*, vir:—Beginning at a post stand•ug m the southwest sideline of said Jackson street at the north corner of aaid Rice's other land; thence binding by said Rice's other land a southwesterly course one hundred (100) feet more or less to said Buckley's land; thence Unding by said Buckley's land a northwesterly course thirty-eight (38) feet more or leas to said Young's t ' thence binding by aaid (last named) Un northeasterly course one hundred (1001 feet more or less to the aforesaid aide line of streets; thence along aaid side line of street a sontheaaterly course thinv eight (38) feet more or less to the place of beginning, within which bounds is contained three thousand eight hundred square feet of land be

III.—An equal undivided ode half Interest iu all those two certain contiguous lots or. parcels of land aad premises situate lying and being in the borough of Anglesea. in the County of Cape May and State of New

. . bounded and described as follows: 1—Begins at a point on the northeasterly side of Ninth Avenue at the distance of

one hundred aad fifty feet northwesterly of the northwesterly side of Pennsylvania Avenue and thence running along the aaid northeasterly side of said Ninth Avene ' a northwesterly direction a distance of hundred feet (each lot being fifty feet front) toa|mintaadatf^t*n>lc*toanid Ninth Avenue thereto between pararllell lines in length or depth (with a width of one hundred feet) northeasterly one hundred feet:

lots numbered one hundred and

.. .. aad one hundred and nine (109)

Ninth Avcnae.

th Avcn

Number 8 Begins at a point on the southwesterly aide of Tenth Avenue at

the distance of one hundred and fifty (I80) feet northwesterly of the north westerly aide of Pennsylvania Avenue aad theuoe running (1st) along the.said southwesterly

For itineraries and full Information applato Ticket Agsata, or add rare Geo. W. Boyd, General Paaaanger Agent, Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.

speaker of the New Jsceey Hones of biy, nod late Judge of the Common PI— Court of Camden county, gave a ~' the Uo-on League dub booae la Philadelphia last Friday evening, to Governor-sleet

Senator Lewis M.

mblyman Japes M. E.

Hildreth, at Cape May county, attended.

Don't fell In read Sol. Needles' edrerttsrment in this paper atui flit your giren trading stamp book. Jelly beans 6c» at Hogan's.

(100) feet. comprising lots one hundred and six (106) and one hundred sad

eight (108.) Tenth Avenue. IV^All that certain t land located at Numm’

d parcel of

land located at Sum my town, and lying and being in Middle Township, In — County of Cape Mav and State of > Jersey, and bounded and described aa

Iowa, to wit;

Beginning at a etooe by a o_— is the soutbermoet corner of the I — describe parcel of land and

‘ late of T

■seed, aad running t on tbesaid Dank IB.

......

(16) liake to a stake by

ly flioi liaka; and runthirty four degrees ■at (X. V* 4F W.) six

rony-flvs

-*) pricbe- nu-1 •-!. »eu (III II and running thsaes 14) aad hiiailag leads of Juha C. Bata, know a as 1

Cooper tract, south sixty-one dr grew fif taea miautse east (S. fir IV K.) euty-tuo

M

rnty-fivc degrees and bit ecu minutes L fifty nine perches to a stake, iu the

Peterson's line north seventyfive degrees fifteen minute* west, fifty-eight and one-half perches. Containing five acres

No. 3. is situate at South Seavillc, 00 the . 1st side of the street formerly kaowu as the Long Bridge Road, and is bounded and described as follows: Beginning st Charles Way's westmoet corner, near the junction of centers of Dcnniavilie and Long Bridge roads; thence first along Charles Way's line, south seventyu>d a half degrees east, one hundred .weuty-eighl feet to a corner; thence sc sixteen degrees snd ten minutes west, still by Charles Way's line, one hundred and twenty feet to another comer of Charles

west, one hundred and twenty-eight feet to a comer in the said Long Bridge road centre; thence north sixteen degree* aad ten

one hundred aad twenty feet to the plane 1 beginning Coo talking fifteen thouu J — three hundred and sixty square feet, 1

Dated December 7.

SWING.

Administrator of Amanda Saring,deceased. Hampton ft Eithian, Proctor*, Bridgeton, New Jersey. le-ij, 5* »ta

OK W (MOT SHUT COM.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. Henry Rutherford, President....March, S. H. Moore, vice president - Dr. Edward H. PUlUlps. Clerk.. “ Howard F. Otter Barclay L. ScheUenger I?* Samnu R. BtHes.... - >9*’ William T. Steven. 1907 Dr. A. L. Leach >9°7 Charles F. (Juidort. 1907

BOARD OF HBALTH. Dr. A. L. Leec-h. President ..Sept Dr. V. M. D Marcy, Secretary . Robert A Hand Lafayette M. Hal: Albert B. Utrie Gedrge L. Loweti

L t«) i 1805 UU !'.«•»

POABD CF TRADE.

President—Hlepbru B. Wilson. ^-Lewts T. Stevens.

— “ Millet.

Treasurer—’

WCCT JHSZT k SEA3E9IZ &AILE0A9 IN grrw.t ovroncs 4. 1804. ■ins will leave Cepe May as follows fa* I'UILADELPillA :

Phi'sdetpbis p 39 e m.

Angtrses Branch. Arrive* at Phil* adelphia 9.31 e to. 7 er P. M-ACCOMMODATION. Com’■JJ ncctafrom Aagkses Branch Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrives st Phils drtphia s 77 P M. ePNDAT TRSIXS. , , n F.M.—ACCOMMODATION Mop* st principal intermediate sution*. Arrives PfauadrIphis 6 *5 a. m. - .r P. M.-EXPRESS. Connect* from Anglesea, Ocean City, and Ses Isle City. Arrives at Philadelphia 6.53 p. m. FROM PHILADELPHIA Trains leave for Cape May—Express, 9 oo A. M. and 4.06, p m week-days. Accommodation. >15 p. ns Sunday, express, 94m

S 00, 5 181 *t. *1100,

County Directory.

Trains kawe PniLaoxLrHi*. Broad Street

Sution for NEW YORK.

November 77, 1904.

Express, weekday*. 4 38. 4 40. S5». 7«>.7J).»». toy. 9 y>. 10

A. M., *13 on soon, 13 35, *i 00. 140. 3 so. •» 30, 300,3 sot^Lja (Peana. Limited)*354 (New York Limited ),*4 00, *5 oo. ** 56 6 00, 700, •800.900, to 1* F.M.. is os. mght.St-N-b*v*. 4 38, 4 40. s 00. s ib. 835. 9 so ti .<0 A. M . •i*m. 3 30 *3.30, *is».(Penn*. Limned) •3 54 <New York Limited), 400.330, •556- fiafi. *7 00. •? so, it. up. M.. laoaatght. "rotn West Philadelphia oaly, a 4s A. M.

Justice Supreme Court—Francis 1. Swayxe, _ Jnmifjndge—Allen B.kodVooii. =3(7 Law J udgv—Hai tlsos U. Vot ' rlj ^

rotrer r K^ r

Prosecutor of

. *907 Coroner's—Robert &. Miller, Rep im Coroner's—John D. Craig. Beti IWB Coro tier'*—Chas. H. CtoaStg. Hep IVOC County Clerk—Julius Way, Bty U01 Surrogate—E. CltoKni Hewitt. Rev... 1UU7 County Collector—Lewi# A BtllwelJ, County" Board' of Klrctions—jos. kl Hsud. Rep - 1806

'onh Philadelphia oaly, *ia a8P M daily (MnnhatUn Limited). WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

November *7,1904.

For Baltimore and Washington, *6 35. 7.30, 83a, 10 30. iiofi A. M , *ia 31. •« *“ ' '* % PM.nndl:

3-». 4 46. j as. 618,

Conoty Board

Foster. Kep 1906 C«onty Board of Elections—Win. J. Tyler.

Oonniy Board of Election.

Micas rl H. Krsro*. Deni lla 6 Term* of Court—Pourth Tueaday la April.

Keptember and Decemoer.

BOARD OF CHOtSEX Kit EEHOI.DEBH. Anthony B. Smith. Palermo May. 1806 W. 6. Johnson. Oce-u City Jau. 1,1807 John P. Fojl. Ocean City Jan. 1. 1807 C. P. Vanamau, P>«s Creek May L 1807 Jesse D. Ludlam So Dennis May 1906 Wul T. Bau Fmhlug Creek.. v Msy. *

. __11» B. Wale*. Cape Usy. Jan. L ll»7 Mlenlah 8. Smith. Cape May Jaa. 1.1808 Anthony B. Smith. Director; rwmnel

Townsend Cierk.

SUte Senator—Lewis M. Crease. Ocean ly. Rep— —._........1806

•■l

Cape May City, Rep....

Adoniram Chapter, No. 80, Royal Arch Masons—ConyOnatlooa. third Monday of each month at todge mom, Washington

and Franklin street*.

Cape Island Lodge. No. BO. F. and A. M. < nrr.mnnioatlana. second and fourth Turwlaya of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin street*. Cape May Camp, No. 8778. Modem Woodmen of America—Meet* first Wednesday of each month at Auditorium. Cape May Coaelava, No. 186, Improved Order of Reptaeophs—Meet* at Ogden's Hall,818 Washington street, on second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Caps May Council. No. 1081; Royal Ar-

and third Tuesdays of

Lv. Cape May

STKEKDAYS.

Arr. PhUfi.

7 16 a m

(expree*)

0 15am

•3S5 p m

(expreaa)

555 p a

•4 30 pm

arxDAr*. [expreaa]

6 40 pm

Lv. Phil*.

WEEEDAVh. Ait.

Cape May.

8 60a m

rexpreaal

U 00a m

4 15 p m

[expreaa]

8 15 p m

8 45am

BUS BATA

[local]

10 58am

John W. C ooney aad John M. Larsen, lately trading as Cooney ft Larsen Plaintiff*.

County Circuit Court,

the Cape May

it the rights aad effects, goods aad chataeau of L. M. Shute,

ember A. D., 1904, h

im returned on the 15th d

of November A. D., 1004, by Samuel B Ewing, the then sheriff of the County of

“ eMr

Cape May. Dated, D.

each month at AndRorii Cap* May Lodga. No. 81. A. O. U. W.Meete first aud third Thursday* of each month at >18 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. No. 188—Meets In ball at Cold Spring, every Tueaday evaolug at 7 o'clock. Columbia Lodge, No. 88. Independent Order of Mechaaks-MeeU each Moods at Anditorium. Eureka Lodge. No. 7. Ladies' L a M. Meets seaood and fourth Thuradaya of each mouth at Auditorium. Friendship Council, No. S7. D. of A. Meet* oft Tueaday afternoon of each ‘week at 8A0, la Jr. O.U. A.M. HaU, Cold Spring. The John Mecray Post No., 40, G. A. R. leaks am the third Friday of each month at 7.80 o'dock-p. m^ Inatead of Thursday at 816 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge, No. 858, Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Mest* each Friday at the Anditorium, Jackson street. Ojtallall* Tribe, No. 167, Improved Order of Red Men-Meets at 810 Washington

w^tiojd, /

Julius Way, Clerk.

opi in coonr bbsii m.

Frederick W. Wolff

Harry A Jackson, k Notice. Notice ia hereby given that a writ of

attachment issued qqt of the Cape May County Circuit Court against the right* and

credits, moneys and effects, goods r ‘ * Ida, lands and tenements of Harry

soil of Frederick W. Wolff, for the - dred dollars, returnable on the

a of November, A a. nineteen four, baa been served and duly ' and was returned on the seveny of November, A. D., nineteen

sad four, by the sheriff of the

0 Sk-^ lJjaw>j

Clerk.

Atty. ii-ag-dt

dveQraon 5. dt M. Tradhkfi 0,11 « j.JSS

aad take It to Sol. Nead-

d 1309

« *5, *3 •o- 4 ffi. 5 *6. i

For Baltimore accommodatiea. 90s A. M. •os, 4-01 and 507, P. M. weekday*. 502. P. M. tinnday*.

11 « A.1 if., daily.

A-V , ,»-5 5i -6 JO,

'Dining Car.

W W. ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD. Gca l Manager. Paas'r Traffic Master GEO. W. BOYD. General Pacaengcr Agent.

pHUAPKLraiA it mrirg bottl t ATLANTIC dir RATT.BflAB

ATLANTIC CITT RATT.Rfltn

TIME TABLE in Ed ret Sept, m, 1904.

•Connects at Winslow Junction for Atlan-

tic City

A T. Die*. Boson J. Weeks. Gem Scpl. Gent Paas'r Agent.

Our Church Directory. Among The Worshippers of The

P. E. ClirnCH OF THE AOVEXT.

Mr. Francis F. H. Finn, in eharge. " * am, Aiormkig

Sunday Servioea: 10. 80 s

rayer and Sermon; 8.00 p m. 8

achool; BOO p m. Ercning Prayer and Ser-

too.

Other service* aa E

Rev Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., Pastor. Praise asrvloe in the lecture room every Sabbath morning** 10o’clock. Morning eerviee at laSoVEvening service at Tit Mid-week prayer meeting at 7J0. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon at

Senior Endeavor Friday evening at 7.86 Sunday-school at 8.80. All ere cordially Invitad. Bents Free. first m. B. nrraca. Rev. 8. F. Gaakfll, D. D., Pastor. Preaching on tfttada) morning at 10.80. In the evening at 7.45. Meetings at 8 a. m. sod 6.30 r. M. on Sundays. Sunday School at S r. m. Epworth League Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Mid-week prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. Olaaa meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening*.

Preaching on Sunday morning at 10.80. In the evening at 7 JO. Sunday morning Worker* Meeting at

Sunday School at 2.80 r. *. Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at Young People’s Meeting Friday evam.

Masting Saturday evening at&OO

at. mast's a c. CHcncs. R*t. Father D. J. Kelly, Rector. * Honrs at divine eerviee on Sunday*, laasssat 6. 8 and 10 a m. Sunday School at SJ0 r. u.

SEX'S:

•dSaet

etet&OO r x.

are invited to attend the Sunday evening lustnactSona at 7 JO Wenk-days, Maaeat7. am.

Semoee every Friday evenlag at 8.

in'*, lad Mb' apd ohiMrena whits s oxfords are All the fad. andean hn at the oaa-prioe ahoe atnee. at Sal

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