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SEMI-WEEK!, r TIMES BNTEUFRUi:. TUESDAY, SRPTRMBER 23, 11)13.
WHENEVER YOU NEED
li GENERAL TONIC JIKE ONOVE’S j ||0I YET SAVED
The Old Standard Grove’s Taxless chill Tonic is Equally
Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver,
Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole S ystem. For Grown People and Children.
AFFIDAVITS STATING THE EVI
DENCE BEFORE PRISON COM-
MISSION WAS NOT TRUE ARK
HANDED GOVERNOR SEATON.
IMON LEADS
Vou know what you are taking when you take Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic
as the formula is printed on every label showing that it contains the well known
tonic properties of QUININE :.ud IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter
tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing
Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging.
Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and
purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete StTengthener.
No family should be without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. 'We mean it. 50c.
(adv)
IS TIIK ONLY REGULAR lo MAKE
ONLY ONE ERROR IN THE EN
TIRE SEASON — DAVENPORT
AND DUDLEY WITH THE TOP-
NOTCH ERS.
TARIFF BILL
THE Elf I MAY BE TOO LOW
AND
The Kirby Planing Mill Co,
m *K
Atlanta,
FRANK CASE TO BE PBSTPOKEC 1 IlDIM SETS BOW
Not the Slightest Chance to Hang Which Does Not Contain Anything
Him at the Appointed Time, as j Worse Than Hot Ail*, Hut Which
New Trial Motion Wont be i Some Relieve Was Quite
Heard Until December. Appropriate. «
Atlanta, Sept. 19.—In conformity 1 Atlanta. Sept, 19.—If the little
with the statements ventured at the. steel bomb that was sent to Mayor
time by the newspapers, that there j Woodward was sent as a joke, and
20.—l)r. \V. .1. Me-!
Xaughtou's nock is not yet safe, j John Wagnon leads i!
Governor Slaton lias the recommen- j League in fielding, helm'
datiou of the prison board before! regular who placed durin
him, and it is known that he is al-Jjor portion of tho season
ways disposed to listen with the' credited with only one »•
most profound attention lo their ;nverage was 994, acceptin'
recommendations, but he also now died and fifty-six changes,
lias before him affidavits purporting! Morse leads the first ba«»-
to show that pome of the evidence; a percentage of .982. Davi
submitted to the prison board, and Griffon being next with
which the prison board accepted in Second basemen arc* tool
good faith, was not true. . drm with .972 to his cn*i
The most startling part is contain-j Shortstop Swartz leads
ed In three affidavits stating that; stops, while Bowen heads*
J)r. George Green, the physician who basemen,
attended Flanders during his fatal; The club fielding win
si -kness, had declared that Flan- getlier, Valdosta leading v
tiers had been iioisoued by his wife} rentage of .952, and the
and M. Naught on. ‘the following order:
The affidavits are in direct con- j America*. Thomasville.
CONFEREES FROM HOUSE
SENATE WORKING ON
MEASURE—SIMMONS SAYS IT j
WILL PRODUCE NECESSARY
. RK\ ENUE— BANANAS ON THE.
| FREE LIST.
ire: Washington, pe, t. >•». 'Hu* <on-
ily.tereu'O committee f «»day continued
in- its critical study of tli
as | delermine whether it
I is ‘ sufficient, revenue for gove.i
in-; need*?. The reductions mail
! Senate have materially cut t!
ii making a!! the • different kinds of lumber re
quired for building a bouse, barn, fence
or anything you need.
• lurid' hill, I"
von Id ino.lur.-
(mental
l>y the
Get our estimate before you buy
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding,
Rough and Dressed
Framing, Shingles
and Lath.
come
Chairman Simmons of tho Senate
< on forces today announced that it
waft bis belief the hill would ade
quately meet tile needs of the irov-
eminent, but several members of
the Mouse conference committee fear
that'the revenue has been cut beyond
safety.
.
KIRBY PLANING
THOIWA5VILLE,
Long Distance I’liono 2(:l
MILL CO';
GA
Tin
tariff
nit!
has never been the slightest possi-j not as a sample, the point of the
bility of ranging Frank on the date! joker is not difficult to see: The'pp t W Rh affidavits presented to.thejand Cordele.
originally set for the execution, it . tube was filled with ail, effervescent „ r j HO n board to the effect that Dr. I Dudley and Eubanks
is announced today that the motion gas, the same thing that Mayor.Creen, who has since died, declared ers, with a per cent of
for a new trial will not be heard in Woodward and Lincoln McConnell, jhat Flanders died from natural 1 The averages for t’.i
the lower court until December, and . and Chief Beavers and Marion Jack- causes,
that in tho meantime, there will be J son and everybody else, connected j n one 0 j
a respite to carry the time of execu-jwith vice reform and city govern-' to Governor Slaton
Hon ever Into next yeaf. ' ment has been filled with for the past
• six months.
•ts i today \otc (
across, j list,
iswiek ; c<>r>(|(>d frei
Personals
the
end ii
e-tc
th of
b*d
this
m! it y
iiiily
Dr. Hell
quoted as saying:
An Interesting complication Is the!si* months. "They have poisoned hi.n Just
fact that the original motion will not j Whta the tube arrivoi through the [ suspected, but he’will get well no
he heard by Judre L. S. Itoan, who ( .aiSt, the Mayor aad th* pOitOfflee | tol.l them they had better straight-
presided at the trial, but b.v
state court of appeals to the super-
Jar court bend under an appoint
ment from Governor Platon.
DEPARTMENT OF FOODS AND
DRUGS.
tro-glycerlne, but having satisfied | they will be afraid to finish hln
themselves that it is absolutely harm-; The friends
tion of effervescent gas and "hot i self took great quantities of
air,” the Mayor and the people he while lie was In Thomasville,
RULING.
Under authority vested in
Commissioner of Agriculture of the
all the carbonating companies backed i n g to kill me some day.’
off the map. .
It has been suggested that the lit
tie tube be preserved, and tint it !•*
given a prominent place, li!:e tin
old-time skeleton at the feast, a'
3. A A. HAS HEW TRAIN
State of Georgia, by the Food and i every future council or board meet-
Prug Act, approved August 21st, J an( J which the possibility of a
1906, I hereby rule: wordy wrangle Is likely—and that
It shall be unlawful for any per-j mpanB of them.
son or persons in the State of Geor- j
gia to keep, use or maintain any ■
place, building or premises, or vehi-1 Curtt Old Sires, Other Remedlis Won't Curo.
rip for tfnmnnrtntlnn fnr the nnr- The w o r, tc**e«. oo matter of how long sUndln;:.
cie ior transportauon, ror tne pur are cured by the *. OBderfulf OId reIi , ble „ r
pose of manufacture, storage, han-! Porter** Antiseptic Hrniiaa on. it retie-
dling, distribution ■Mo nrpnnrn.t HwKftth'ywmirHwe. 25c.50c.fl
Beginning Monday, September
29th, the A., B. & A. will put on
sale or prepara- J ,Ie "'
tion or transportation of any food:
or food-product, where such food or
food-prduct may become contami
nated, rendering such food or food-
product unfit for food, on account of
unsanitary surroundings or condi
tions of such place, building, prem
ises or vehicle. J. D. PRICE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Approved: September 16th, 1913.
T. S. FELDER,
Attorney General.
KILLING NEAR MEIGS
and Atlanta to Cordele, leaving Cor
dele at 6:15 A. M., arriving Atlanta
at 12:35, leaving Atlanta at 4:00
; P. M., arriving Cordele at 10:20
jP. M., thus allowing three hours and
a half In the Capital City.
In addition to this new Cordele-
, Atlanta service, a now train will
also be operated between Ri
Ala., and Manchester, connecting at
■ LaGrange and Manchester for At*
! lanta.
t Coroner Gandy was notified this ni 7:30 A. M., arrive LaGrange at
morning that a negro had been s *24 A. M., arrive Manchester 9:30
killed in or near Meigs. 'No de-’A. M*» arrive Atlanta at 12: .5 P. M.
tails were given, except that It hap- ( Returning leave Atlanta at 4:00
pened during a game of cards, and P- M., arrive Manchester 6:50 P. M.,
that the negro was shot to death.! arrive LaGrange at 8:00 P. M., ar-
The Coroner left at once with| r l ve Roanoke at 8:55 P. M.
Friends In this city have received! Deputy Sheriff Heiberg for the,; Those trains will stop at all iuter-
ciews of the death of Mr. John Wll- ««ne and had net returned at three mediate and regular station stops.
Hams, in Montgomery. Mr. Williams jo'eloek. N'o Information could be I The new trains will make the round
was a resident of this city, for many! secured from Meigs about the af-l'rlP c 'ery day, except Sunday.
I fair.
years and Is remembered by the old
er citizens as the bookkeeper fori
Mr. E. H. Smith, who was in busl-1
ness here some years ago. j
REY. D. II. PARKER GALLED
CONTEST COMMITTEE
HAS BEEN NAMED
EACH FINGER VALUED AT
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Baptists of Meius Select llim as Their
Pastor For Coming Year.
At their last meeting day the Bap-
t called Rev. I). II. Parker, of
I Thomasville, to se rve the church as
Atlanta, Sept. 19.—If the whole pastor during the coming year. A
(body of pretty'Maude Stephens is^ommlttee was appointed 'o confer
tho'worth porportlonately as much as;"ith him, but as yet he has not
The Counting Committee
Merchants Contest is composed of j her fingers is worth, she would be, j given them a definite answ
like the princess in the fairy tale, j committee believes that he
"worth her weight in gold.” i accept, and are expecting
Messrs. W. J. Fowler, J. E. Robi
son and 3. W. Davis. These gentle
men will attend to the counting of
the votes and any mistakes will be
rectified by applying to them
In the line up of contestants, in
yesterdays Times Enterprise, the
name of Mrs. A. H. Baker, who lives
In the Thomasville district, was un- substantial verdict, in which
intentionally omitted. Mrs. Baker,
is in the contest and has 5,575
votes.
In the colored contest yesterday,
the vote of Vida Little was given at
12,975, when it should have been
26,525, making her ahead in the
contest list.
The
going
a fav-
Miss Stephens, who is sixteen years
of age, was suing for the loss of
several fingers, which had been ^
caught in a piece of machinery in j Mbit
the factory where she was employed.
She asked for $10,000, and got a
each
finger was valued at over $300.
She won the verdict principally on j
the allegation that the company was*
negligent in placing a child of such
tender years and inexperience if
charge of an intricate and dangerous
piece of machinery, without first
properly Instructing her as to its use
vp.hin the
orable answer from him
next few days.
The present pastor, Rev. T. A.
e. has served the church for
ast fifteen years, and it. is with
; regret that many o* tile members as
j well as citizens give him up.— Meigs
j Weekly News.
B. fEGNAL
HAS MOVED HIS STOCK OF
FURNITURE
to
121 East Jackson Street, next door to the
Robison Hardware Co., and is now
ready for business.
The sale is still going on, und a new line of
Furniture has been added to cur already
complete stock*. Things will be sold
cheaper than before for the op
ening and everyone is invit
ed to come. Don’t for
get the place and*
-j name • • y
B. EGNAL.
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford’s Black-Draught.
McDulf, Va.—"I sullered for several
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me fo trv
Thedford’s Black-Draught, which 1 did,
and I found it to be the best family medi
cine for young and old.
I keep Black-Draught on hand all the
lime now, and when my children feel a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell of sick-
ness in our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught.”
Thedford’s Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
than 70 yean, and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druggist setts ind recommends
Kack•Draught Price only 25c. Get*
Package to-day. N. C ta
• * (adv) ;
i ishing tho season
are as f»
Hews:
i Thoninsvill
e—Team Averav
.1131.
1 Player
Gms.
PD A
E Av.
1 Parker. .
... 23
67 27
1 .959
! Wagnon. .
. .SI
147 s
J .994
1 Murphy. .
. .73
147 177
4 7 .873
I Murch . .
. .80
274 184
2 2 .954
1 Davenport.
. .70
616 36
1 1 .980
j Dudley. .
. .76
538 66
10 .982
| Barnett. .
. .97
119 18
•> .938
• Wilkes. .
. .50
125 2 1
7 .954
Inay. . . .
. .24
9 36
1 .978
j Champlln.
. .1)7
148 212
3 2 .010
• Roth... .
. ..77
41 62
9 .919
j Stiles. . .
. . .24
4 5 2
9 .861
1 Cheney. .
. . 25
12 is
2 .961
.Mills. . .
...14 74
6 .866
Valdosta-
—Team Avernae
.f»3:i.
1 Player
Gms.
PO A
1. Av.
i Van Land-
j Ingham. .
.101
321 7 1
l:j .1)78
J Hurley. .
.89
325 4 2
12 .9 <9
I Jordon.. .
. 96
291 262
16 .972
j Hawkins. .
. .60
96 2 1
7 .917
1 Chambers.
. 9
9 1 *!
3 .888
1 Medlork .
.79
141 2 1
9 .94 8
i Walker. .
.. 9
n 9
, .976
Utter. . .
. . .27
4 6 11
7 .919
Swartz . .
. . .71
14 1 183
23 .934
Winges. .
. . .71
141 183
23 .914
Wlnges. .
.43
3S 69
10 .914
jVauffhn. .
. .10
2 18
7 .869
] Zellers. .
.51 27 !<•
8 .902
W'ay cross-— 1 Team
Average
.1)52.
Player
Gms.
PO A
E Av.
I Rafferty. .
. .22
38 39
8 .906
Shuman. .
. .82
316 58
16 .94 4
Anderson .
. .85
131 168
.928
Cla-nrey. .
. . .28
41 31
10 .883
Lloyd. . .
. . .33
68 71
16 .897
Coveney .
.29
111 23
3 .978
Fenton. .
.98
258 16
7 .980
Jones. . .
. .42
359 29
7 .883
Clarke. .
.47
18 .66
■" .911
Faircloth. .
. . s
7 2n
5 .814
McManus .
. .25
1 ! 4 4
2 .978
jspaugh. .
, 4
l 13
1 .933
j Brunswick
—Trail
Aieia;;<
,!»30.
j Player
Gins.
PO A
1 Av.
Selgfried.
.93
287 7 S
26 .931
Mullin. . .
.78
150 160
10 .878
1 Parker. . .
. . 85
171 11s
2 8 .927
j Schuyler. .
. .88
156 28
7 .963
Morse. . .
.101
873 7 9
17 .982
(Franks. . .
. .88
133 15
5 .96.8
Pierre.. .
.85
450 96
15 .973
{Kite. . .
.47
309 1 1
1* .975
Cates. . . .
... 3 1
2o 18
2 .971
Stewart. . .
. 9
2 20
0 100 0 |
Hartner. .
. 13
29 r,n
2 ,975i
Lclninger .
i
. .9 1
132 188
4 5 .8 76
Cordele-
-Team
Average
1» 13.
Player
Gms.
PO A
1 Av.
Wassem. .
.83
115 2 2
i 1 .90 2
Brazier. .
.99
155 1!
17 .90S
Reagan.. .
. 102
2 •) (i i’*-:
2 5 .955;
Bowden. .
.59
193 3 1
2 0 .911
Day . . .
. .93
76x t;::
'8 .956
Height. .
. 13
51 8 |
:j .920
Eubanks. .
. .91
6 1.x 96
1 1 .9 s 2
Wilder. .
.30
91* 6’
'i ,S9 1
Davenport.
. 13
23 "
J .920 ;
McLendon.
.6 1
I0n 133
-" • VM> 1
Fill in gem.
.3 1
1 1 8!t
6 ,9:|.p
Hall. . . .
..38
i •; ;
3 .960 |
Aniericiis—
-Team
Average
i
Player
Gins.
PH \
i av.;
Bernstein.
. 27
63 73
J 7 ,8 s S
Chancey.. .
. 102
133 1 1
7 .954 (
Kuhlman .
. 7 3
170 191
.0 .971) 1
Griffin. . .
.101
9 S3 7 7
21 .980
Bowen. . .
. .96
146 201
2 5 *.932
Ilronthers. .
. 1 00
: 1 2 1JS
29 .939,
Werner. . .
. .43
1 1 2 5
1 .907,
Stewart. . .
..16
5 14
1 .950
Manchester
.96
510 131
3 1 .94S |
Pratt. . .
. . 19
8 32
2 .952 '
Dacey. . .
• ~
S7 37
7 .9 16 j
’;pound
| tor .i long Controversy,
tin-! President Wilson had thrown his!
j Influence for the continued free im-j
jportation of bananas,
j Tho Senate conferees also gave
j way as to the duty on lemons, limes,
crape frui» and similar fruits. T’io
[rates were fixed as left by tile House.
| As a basis of measurement, the Ren-
jate had fixed a flat rate of half a
I ’cent a pound, but the House rates
were agreed fo. and they are a
■ slight reduction under tho existing
rates.
The proposed countervail!
against wood pulp was vote
{by the conference 'ommittee. It
as decided to assess a countervall-
ig duty against potatoes, when ini-
) ported from countries imposing du-
l like imports from the Fo
stered at the New Russell
.J. J. Forenand, ot \tdcartc..
ding a short time in the cUx*
Mr. W.
Weston, of A ll»a:
{spending a short time in the <
sine
H. Jit
Jacksonville, is in
mest of her sister,
ke for a short time.
laliassci
m-IiooU,
price.
•al »mu|| farms on the Tul-
> Itoad for sale. ('lone to
Good land and moderate
J. II. Flowers. tf.
Ir. B. L. Hudson, of the OchlocK—
district was transacting business
lie city today.
Honey For Sale, from tne Sfotftiriir
Apiary. Samples and prices oir ap
plication. A. Williams, Rarwick,.Ga.
Mr. V. O. Long of Grady County,
ias a business visitor in Thomas*—
ille Saturday.
r duty
down!
u* Rev. H. B. Nesmith, of Cooliilge.;
was among the prominent vifftDir.
Captain \V. K. Dunn, a wc-l! known | to Thomasvlllo Friday,
itizen of Cairo, transacted business
in the city Monday.
Ir. Robert Newcomb of Nov. York
In the city for a short time as
guest of his sister, Mrs. E. H.
Mr. George Hicks of Metcalfe* .
spent Saturday in Thomasville' or*-
business.
"JOINER PROLIFIC COTTON"
Mis
A unit
spending a
Hurst left
Irk Thursday
nth with relat
f <r her
Remember, the Yarnudoe Place;,
on the Boston Road has fw«ir *ub—
divided and is for sale. A nlie place-
tor a small farm. J. H* Flower*.
friends in Thonw.svllle.
? and ; Mr. Fred Red team of Pavo. ras
[a guest at the New Russell Satur-
1 day.
dnson has returned ■ - 1
short time in North, Dr. A. P. Taylor is spending ai
of the new cotton whiyh lias been Georgia. Mrs. Robinson, who has short time in Chicago, the giient ofT
propagated hi this county and it is a been at Clayton for over a month, friends,
splendid seed. Mr. T. T. Joyner has accompanied him.
Which Is Said to ho Yory Hardy
and Prolific a* Well.
“The Joyner Prolific/ is the name
lifter spending
Mr
stalk which contained ove
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P. Lewis and nee
son. prominent residents of Grady
W. McMillan, of 0« a lock-
in the city Mon Jay-
in appearance healthy and strong in business.
every way.
Mr. Joyner has three quarters of NOW IS THE TIME TO GET A
an acre at his place, eleven miles •!-ROLLER I’OWEIl CANE MILL
from Thomasville on the Merrillville FROM THE THOMASVILLE IRON
road, and It is a beautiful sight. He WORKS, GUARANTEED FOR ONE
is going to make a specialty of this YEAR. PRICE 812.1.. 19-lm-sw
seed and will doubtless be very suc-
Mr. T. T. Joyner, one of the- pro
gressive farmers of the Boston? *IIs-
trlct, was a business visitor ctp,
Thomasville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Alderman and
» hildren, of Pine Park, are spending',
several days in the city with Mr. ancT
Mrs. S. B. Sand ford.
cessful.
To Prevent Blood Poisoning
Mr. C.
night for
purchase
to
. Gandy left Saturday
. Louis where he goo
car load of horces
the Thomasvlllo
id
Card of Thank*.
desire to extend our
Bical dretiing thnt relieve* |»aie
the same time. Not a liniment
adv.
u puny.
He
vill
cut
friends-
h kindly
e-aI da
YOUNG MAN IN RAD.
I. E. Light foot,. Poslollicp Em ph
Accused of Robbing Malls.
A young white man na.md M. K. ><>«»"■
Jghtfoot, who has been working in bis h
(lo postofflee a! Cairo for some time,
as got in very bad with Uncle Sam ■' ,r
nd ii begins to loo :
uni is going to give
eal of trouble.
The many friends of Mr.
Jacob Goldberg, of Meigs,
iiierlv lived here, are congestulat
ing them upon the arrival of
young boy last week, who will inak
itli them in future.
I Mrs. fhoi
o for- ishe
Their loving*
* always rher-
ford
id fa
nily
Me
It is
aid
If Undo Thomas County
g0 o,| larmcrs, wlm Ik
((immunity. wn«
in Tliomasvillo
-hepherd
s most
es in the
a Imsine
Friday.
rogressive
Fredonia
s visitor
HUNT I \IL To SEE THE MIL*
I.INERY tlPKNING AT MISS LAUIL%
JONGS. WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY. SEITEMRER 24tl» Htul a»TUu
THE LATEST DESIGNS AND MOD
ELS IN FALL AND WINTER MIL
LINERY ON DISPLAY.
Li - ill foot
aht-fin-
♦aklng :
ir.o-ji
far
rent;
cannot be
departtueii
Mr. Right
i cgistered
Irom then
for s-j |wr
I*. C. Will
land, under wir<
acre. If intereste
ainsnn, or come i
Fla.
T«l
)l’l
:ATV: TRAINS BY PHONE
of tl:
lie
but there
agaimt bin
llillg the re
(» p«)sto(fie
$5 bills il
nail at Re
idacing
m it in
Carriii. ut Ibis
ant tir-t class
Wat. lies
ice Shop.
. leyhotu
t *le. bon**
s »er of its
nl that i f
put it in
; is -oing
expected
nstoffice Inspecte
ext to that of Mr
to
■lar**d that only
one
it re:
a.idl (k d j
id tlia* .
Mr. Edv
ie place
ml lias remodeled it on-!
:»1! of the large
[roads
their
a ilf
person was Light f«
Light foot denied
timated that the money '
by a young lady who* also
the Cairo postofileo, thou
To Cure a Cold In One Day . , _
T*keLAXATlVKBROMOQuinine. It step* the was evidence to show that the y
Couch and Headache ami wot ks oft the Cold 'lady was not in the postolfiee
Dructtit* refund monry it ;t f^iU to c-— *
H. W. GROV14 S sign itut? o*' e... h Ih>b.
adv.
by
1.1 4htfOOt
If for quite
FARM LOANS
5 yeam time *—- Eaay Payments.
Lowest rates. Lar> amounts n
Specialty.
BARROW LOAN * ABSTRACT
COMPANY.
Pelham, Ga.
.herself at any tim«‘, me
for th-oe minutes, whil*
j was in the oflLe by him!
'a while and had plenty of time to
open the letter and get th> monev
out.
i Ills bond was fixed at $:’.»>•> fo**
Ills appearance at the next term of
the federal court. He was unable
to give the bond immediately, but P
wa» said it would he made within a
short time.
NOTICE!
TO TFIE FARMERS
BRING YOUR COTTON TO THE THOMAS UNION WAREHOUSE CO.
The -Mns and scales have been put in tir^t class condition by
experts; and wo can give you good service.
E. M. JOHNSON, Giiiucr.
Roscoe Chastain, Mgr.
Kg;
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