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 .ICiJ)' was rejected by the young lady, whichis I PATRIOTISM: OK HYSTERIA ? j opportunities of that war and by their Idcnco to the h:. G. Hill residence. Kev. W

 )f' i given as the'reason for his taking I /persistent exploitation of t those nppoitunitics I' .1!.,>.vei was lei-ently called f.r his :i.t,

 News of Florida in Short Paragraphs his life. On Friday next, November 11 Armistice  since Nov 11 lyiS. Tlu-v I third year llM pastor "if the Lawtey "1 I 1.

 In . ,-- ""LMtl.N ",,' .M ..._-- .. Pay will be celebrated by the I have transformed', a Ktiro-ponn: chnr.: { baptist church, filling his tippoint-
 : t The three soldiers of Carlstrom nations allied during the World War. into a self-indictment i whit im j in.-nt Sunday morning.Mrs. / !'t

 1 [ Live Newsl Field, who were indicted by the Char- In this country the celebration of the amount of hysteria can camouflage. I : Joe Altman and son, <if Starke "
 State
 lotte grand jury for) the alleged mur- day will be largely under the auspicesof ) It is not inert coincidence that 1'I'C"IIl'Ilt  !I visited relatives in Lawtey Friday.Mrs. .

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 known citizen of Punta Gorda, have as guests Marshal Foch, commander industrial activities of the American Friday.

 Told by Our Exchange tried in the district court of the Unit- I of the allied armies in France people are coincident with preparations a.

 __ ed States in Jacksonville, the sheriffof and Admiral Beatty, commander of for Armistice Day celebration.Kvents \ TIIKItKSSAi : 'jNI
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 """"" .1 ".,'nmrnt. Charlotte county having been or- have followed
 rJf the combined fleets in the North Sea, one another in ,.

7 The assessment roll of Ilillsboroutrh was shot and instantly killed, and dered to deliver the accused men to as well as other distinguished Europ natural order to the climax that has I i! Therossu, Nov 11-K. C. Wynn and ',

, county is placed at $36OOOOOO-l11ore Tom Hysler, Jr., 21, is a prisoner in the federal court for trial. The order sans Undoubtedly the events of the been rucchcd a climax which should I 'granddaughter: Stella Clovomettle, of

I than the total valuation of the entire the Duval county jail, charged with which was served by a United States day will be characterized by a tremendous cause sober thought if nothing else! i Uraiulm, spent Tuesday here guestsof

 state of Florida a decade ago. 'the,' shooting. The killing took placein deputy marshal on Monday, sets forth outburst of enthusiasm, but If American business and industrial Mrs. Fred ClovorseUle.Mixs "

 the store conducted by young Hys- that the accused men claim in a petition will enthusiasm he patriotism or hysteria  problems are viewed in their relationto I Florenco Hall is visiting relatives ,, r

: With a loss of $65,000, the Putnam.I ler's father, Harvey being! killed witha that they were in the service of ? I the celebration of the day, it willcertainly in Wiililo.Mr. .
 the United States under or- 4
I Inn, one of the hotel landmarks of ; shotgun. army, This question has been raised by the emphasize the question and Mrs 1'. M. Geiger movedto
 I ders, at the time of tile alleged murder How much of our !boaMod love ofcountry
 Florida, was destroyed by fire in De- ]legionaires themselves. When there WaUlo Thursday.
 the local court to
 and commands
 Land. The insurance wag $40,500.A Standing behind the open door of agaral'e are taken into consideration somethings is patriotism and how much Mr.\ and Ales E:S. Sibley moved' to I '

 an unknown man poked a revolver desist the from further proceedingsagainst which transpired at home\ while is hYhtel'iac.t's think it over.-Kx.: Half Moon lake Friday.Mrs. .

 British schooner has arrived in I within eighteen inches of the men. they were filling the t trenches in l.:. I'". Hardoo and children, of c ,

 Tampa with a cargo of live turtles nose of Judge Pencock of the West France, and since the armistice was LAWTKYLawtey Cyril, are visiting: her father, A. Sullivan. .j

 from Georgetown, Grand Cayman 13. Tampa municipal court Sunday morning  Citrus Fruit Inspector \". 1i. Grif- signed; there is reason for this question  ,

 W I. They were brought as an ex ::I and fired one hot, which missedthe fin l is in Plant City and reports that being raised by them. Looking Nov. 11.-Mrs. Marion Oliver  Mrs. John Phillips and son, Charlie  f '

 periment to test the market for themin judge's head but went through the damage to the fruit interests by the lit matters as they do there is less of Bcldwin] visited relatives in were shopping in Hampton Sat + '

 Tampa. I brim of his hat and singed: the hair on storm of last week was more, takingthe justification for doubt as to), whetheror Ijiwtey Thursday urday. eV ,

 -_ state a* a whole, than has been Charlie Shepard of Hillmrd C. A. VouiiKblood was u visitor to "
 I his head above his ear. not a large part of the Americanfeople was a lr'
 stated except by early reports, which .
 visitor to Lawtey Thursday. Waldii Thursday.Albert .
 been rotie'or
 The U. S. S. West Hardaway arrived ) have genuinely put
 I Weer were more or less exaggerated. Mr. : \\', R Torodu Sullivan; arrived here Sunday
 at the Florida Terminal Company'sdocks II A resident of bade City ran extraordinary hysterical. There was trunsncting" busi- t
 Griffin that he has from
 and elevator at Fernandina I says reports! things that perhaps\ all the lies sin Jacksonville Monday.Rev. from South Florida to visit relatives -
 on across a rattler on H farm near there r.re some
 I inspectors in other districts, and that
 and Mrs, Goo. and friends, for several days
 Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock and by American people might with profit Northrop returned  a
 and shot its head off. It was six feet, after carefully considering the data
 7 o'clock that night: had completedthe two inches in length and ten inches that tho look 'at from the legionaire viewpoint to their home in Tarpon' Tuesday Clyde Hall was visiting in WaldiiSaturday. 1
 I in hand, he feels confident siI
 loading of 3,800 tons of phos- around the body. It had fifteen rattles and there is no better time no after spending' several days' +as .
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 iiite. This I* a record for the port. and when the man started to cut : total damage to this season's crop is to regard them than during tlU'Meda11 : guests of Rev and Mrs Black I I II I. K.: Monrer and C. A. Younjiblood

 (I nearer fifty per cent than eight percent Armistice Hay. Miss Lois Galloway, of Nashville, 'I wore aiming the visitors", to Starke on
 these off the headless snake coiled and reports have been sent out preceding ,
 Orlando has made a wonderful record struck at him. as '; sections. : In a legion publication the statement  Tcnn., is spending a few days at the Monday.
 sections !Some :
 from '
 in building during the past ten (I some was recently made that "while home of her parents' Mr, and :Mrs.Churlos I Cane grinding time is here '
 suffered more than others, but Mr. .1. 10'. Alien business visitor
 Diiikiiis. I was a
 month, the figures Knowing that estimated I John I> Boer Hollander i is in the declares that too low estimate those who saved their country may
 t a Griffin an  Mrs W. I'to Half 1II.n Luke Friday.,
 of having A. Colley, of Sturke, was
 cost of construction for the ave'the satisfaction performed 
 Dude county jail connection with is calculated to do as much harm the guest Saturday of her sister Miss I Mrs.' Josephine Sullivan is visiting
 the fact that while ,
 total number of permits was $1,577- their duty,
 the murder of John Pest, a painter, if not more, than one that is too high. month .. Ucbevca( Whitohead.Mrs. relatives and l friend hero.Dr. .
 for $33 a ,
 I25. I they were fighting
 whose body, weighted down by a heavy in mills mines, and factorieswere L. H. Hill was' a visitor to tho Parks! of Hampton, was a professional  1 .
 balance wheel found in Hiscayne men ,
 wag
 The body of Dr. Teed, the founderof visitor bore Sunday.
 county seat Thursday.
 The municipal pier in Lake Rust is earning most that much a day; I *
 | Bay. Best, whose family resides the Korofchun Unity, which has and theboys Mitts Eunice Dinkins, of JaeksonviRe B. C. Owsley, Calvin Trlest, G. W.
 has been completed and turned and after the war was over I
 over in New York, had been in Miami
 been resting for in a Hinson K. M. King H. W. Moore and h
 I many years
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 held their spent !Sunday; at tho home of !
 unto
 to and accepted by the city. The had home,
 pier come
 ,j for about five months. lie
 apparently tomb the shores of Crescent Starke
 stone on M. Chandler visitors to
 her
 I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles were
 extends into the water for distance while the boys trumped the
 a jobs /
 I I had been dead about a week, Beach in a hermetically sealed casket'disappeared :
 Dinkins Monday. ,
 of 275 feet, to which l is attached the his head having been crushed streets looking for something to do.
 I I by a in the storm of last week. Dr.) K.: L. Mr. and Mrs. 11, I II, [ shopping
 Biggs of StinKo May were 
 dock, with wings of 200 feet, formingthe heavy instrument.Burgert There's a vast deal of truth in this : was a
 reached its' heighth
 When the storm ,
 letter T, statement, truth that may some\ time I'1'Of's8iunlll'i"itur t to Lawley Satur in Starke Monday.Albert .
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 surf broke down thc stonewalls
 the heavy home to If It does ( Sullivan was attending to i
 II forcibly tin
 come day.John
 Brothers, of Tampa, photographers of the tomb and the metal casket Roberts( if Jacksonville business In Stake first' of the week.
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 Quail are plentiful in Lake county, hugeI I 1101' elo so now. Of course, there are < via I'
 who represent one of the was torn from its. bed on n itl.lnllIth'I's Norton visitor to ,i'
 but the pot hunter end game hop art other sides to proposition which in I.+iwtcy Saturday and\ Hugh: was a ,
 I big moving picture vnews" concern, pine timber! and washed out to sea !'; II .
 going to find it rough sledding thereon I will some time\ or other bp better understood  Sunday. II nipt t on Friday.KATI5S
 account of the determination of the | destroyed f a lot of pictures they had The metal casket was made of zinc, by the boys themselves. But I"', 0, I'urkor, of Chicago, III., Is I -

 game warden to make it unpleasant|I made of storm scenes there. The film and had been fastened to the pine timber all phases taken into consideration, spending few days in Lawtey as the IlElH'Clm FOIl) STATI-:
 of of zinc fastened
 for those caught violating the gavel; was ready for shipment when the by means strips  would there have been devotion to guest. of Mr. and Mrs.! A. A. Smith I Jo'AIit ,
 Burgerts decided it would be a bad to the pine timber and 1I0lcl..rellonto
 law Airs J Goodfcllnw
 nun's
 the exemplified, If gave: a party 
 suchas boys -
 bit the casket. There is only duty
 of conjecture -
 advertising\ for Tumpa all over
 I what I became of the stay-at-homers hud been, drafted for lust week for her little laughter, All rail lines in Florida have authorized -
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 the country, so they destroyed it and as to -
 While rowing on Lake Akron, near pocketed the loss. They also destroyed t and the remains. They may he mills, mines, and factories as theywere Mary. About twenty-five of. her little  round trip rates on the bus.

 Paisley, Sunday afternoon, a several I hundred storm pictures- it the bottom of the sea or may befluting for the army and navy, and l paid friends were" present and +a good is of one und one-half of the ono\ way

 detected a floating object, which, up-I they had printed for sole. out into the open sea, or entangled for their services in proportion time in general was enjoyed. Refreshments fares, iiccount of the Floriiln! State>

 on investigation proved to be the body in the roots! of some mangrove In the current Issue of another veteran  were served. Fair and Exposition, which will be

 of Texas Johnson, a bachelor homesteader I publication occurs the Miss Nolle Koberts was; a visitor to staged, In Jacksonville) November ]12
 of that section. A coroner's At a very early hour !Saturday; an swamp. !StfuKo'; ]Friday.Mr. .
 I "The greatest gold brick following'I I to 10th.
 old colored found -
 woman abandoned I
 jury rendered a verdict of accidental an : lligginliotham and
 infant, white baby girl, under an Burglars, entered ;the: postoffice at United States could hand family moved  This Announcement (HIM boon mailc

 drowning. oak tree at Houston. The child was Perry Tuesday morning at about four who carted the colors] of America to here last week from" Green Dove \by (i. Z. I Phillips' assistant general Mlotrse'nger

 alive and apparently newly born. The o'clock and, rifling the cash drawerof victory in the World War would\ .. a Springs, IIWIIlI'I.lo'lIll'd) ( in the Wbitehend agent (>If t the Seaboard AirLine 4.

 SefTner is not boasting) when it saysit infant was cared for and the sheriff about twenty dollars, were about cash bonus * * Let congress pass \ cottage near Grace Mcthodixtfhurcli. railway] and chairman; o? theIri.nsporttttinn
 has noted artist in the of { .
 a person the bill minus the cash bonus: of the fair.
 notified. There Was nothing to indicate  make their when now
 to they
 Capt. P. Chives. He is both musterof the parentage! of the abandoned escape were The article !goes on to stale what other Miss Lois ColI)', (,if !Slai'ke'; visited Thosi tickets will apply! from all
 intercepted by night policeman Casey
 the piano and the artists's brush. child, and officers brought' it to Live Jones, who was on his' rounds and discovered nations have done, for their soldiers relatives in Lawtey Saturday.K. points, In Flurida anti will be on sale ort

 Capt. Chives has ]lately finished a fine Oak and that evening it was sent to the men while at work. Mr. and! shows that though the armistice J, Kohcitg was transacting l business  from Nov. 11 to Kth] inclusive ,
 oil landscape for the Tampa Paint in Jacksonville. lust week.C. .
 the wildest demonstrations
 occasioned
 the children's home in Jacksonville 
 called the to hold
 Jones to
 and Glass The work is fine and man up
 store. Y. Mayo, of Milton, is spending"
 "the could! a
 because boys
 their hands and surrender but both The world(' Is loud in! its demand forpermanent
 the value $1,000. The Duval grand come home," the enthusiasm: of the few' days In Lawley+ us I be guest: of silent
 county jury reported started to run from the building. Mr. |ponce and in its
 Mr and Mrs. J. II. Moore in Dust:
 no bill in the ease of Irwin .Tones fired on the negro, shooting him American people has cooled to sucha feverish preparation' for tho next

 George Douglass was awarded $20- Novitzki, held on suspicion in connec- in the left hip, the bullet passing thru degree! that the United States! iM i idestined Lawtey. war.
 000 damages by jury in circuit courtat Paul Dinkins ,returned to hilt work 1
 a Lion with the killing in Jacksonville his' body and lodging in the building. to be the last nation, to properly  I
 Lake City, which had heard his I in .lac'kllllllville.OI'Mt of the week after
 lust !September'; of George Hickman, When she fell, Mr. Jones triedto care for its disabled veterans  *A.I
 claim against the city of Lake City, theatre manager, bY Frank Rawlinsduring negro the white but he l'II. While it is truo that the bill lu'fnl"Jc'onj.'I'l'lIs spending a week here.J. . To Cure:! a CoM in One l>ny
 growing out of the electrocution of capture man trememlmm expendminus  A, !Swart/'; returned home from.fit'ksanVIIIc I lain 1.AXAT1VT. HRIVvin.( UIUNINF1.: (ITiitlnO... .
 a robbery. Novitzky testifiedin The is still alive although roqui.es ) ,
 his fallen live wire' in 191$. caped. negro HllturdllWIIl'I'I' be has HlllflU" (,lilt. ( OtlltlL mil 11",1.1'nn,1/ wmfcH ofT th":
 by :
 son a the trial und! tic cash bonus feature '" ..r"u"c'u'h t..r. 3u.( ..
 of Pope Rawlins that he t is not expected to survive iture, I'olil. l.VV. I.KOVK'( :; .11I"u
 Mr. Douglass sought $40,000.)( The been working i for time.Kev. .
 Pope informed him before the robbery long. I). M. Johnson, of Hampton it could easily' be passed If there wore sonic I1 -
 suit was vigorously contested. that the theatre was to.be held Springs: was arrested Thursday andbrought that consideration for the boys disabled K. 11. Boyer was a visitor. to

 up. before Stewart the and! out of jobs that there should Baldwin Thursday
 negro:
 !More than 250:> building permits, the the consideration I Charles Strickland, of Orlundo, visited '
 who identified him as the man who be. Why is there not -
 largest number in the history of St. relatives and! friends horn" during 1 886 '
 An unknown nctrro who attemptedto was with him at the time of the attempted  necessary for action It is beaiiMe -
 Petersburg, were issued during OctolIeI'  the week-end.
 I hold up and rob E. If. Hancock, aspecial robbery. Johnson was placedin there bus boon hysteria rather
 The total valuation amounted to Frank Green of ,
 I C'limpvillo, spent
 officer employed to guard bus than patriotism ?
 jail.
 $414,4.:> The permits called for the Sunday nt the homo' of Mr. and Mrs.
 iness houses in certAin section of From and!
 a an entirely non-partisan : DAVIS
 residences eight
 erection of 121 Charles Dinkins.'
 apartment houses and one hotel. The Thor City, was killed by the officer Wisdom i is an asset which the fool disinterested publication the following Mrs, James Goodfollow and children  ,
 early Tuesday morning Hancock fired  to l is tllkl'II'e: are wondering
 tctal for the year thus far is $3,90-1- I never cares possess. I were visitors tq Jacksonville, on
 145. three shots into the black's body, whether the observance of Armistice

 causing Instant iloMh. There were \ Hay will an empty tribute to Thursday t r
 Prosperity is doing its best to prove A. R. Prevail transacting business
 I'dVhitten, twice convicted two negroes in the Attempted hold up ,I'ome to life, but there in always the men who served on the battlefronts ! in Starke Thursday was I INSURANCE '
 I and as the officer shot down one the of whom still lie in Flandors . I
 some
 of murdering his young wife at Wau- ime influence waiting to choke it into Mrs Perry Browning, of .ITant City !
 I
 other fire him with
 opened on arc. field or will loud the American
 chula several months ago, was sentenced  insensibility again. the r
 was guest Saturday of her I
 to hang last week' Circuit volver. The officer turned his gun on people' ] to see, themselves as others see Mrs. H. K. Sapp. sillt'r'l)I
 I this negro but the black took to his : thorn in their relations to and treatment STARKE
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 Judge George W. Whitehurst pronouncing i heels. Hancock not hit. The man who speaks softy seldomKets Kev. K. II. Boyer and family moved
 was 'of the boys who homo ,
 the sentence on the a hard punch the cume ,
 > on jaw. last week from Mrs. T. S. Stork's ros-
 lay of the fall term of closlnA'I especially to those who must A'O i
 in Hardoe county I I About 9:30: o'clock Thursday night through life handicapped by wound

 while enroute to Mneclenny for someFord
 or injury, or by fortunes sacrificed,

 R. U. Keene, of Orlando, was seriously I i light bulbs, Ed I Hiirvey, of Glen I ill in the performance patriotismnrid

 injured when the automobile he St. Marys, driving u Ford car, ran off A Tonic duty." Will the eloquence of oratory -
 the of rudely constructedbridge i I
 edge a
 was driving crashed into the express as well as the impressive ranks

 car of the Sanford "short" at Carter's : between Glen St. Marys and i iMttcclenny f,f the legionuircB stir. the people generally i

 the cur turning over, !! to reli/.ation that is
 crossing. Three other companions in ForVomen no war ever -

 the car were only slightly hurt. lie breaking the windshield, the glass of won until victory' and vanquishedfar 1
 which cut a long and deep gash on his j
 was racing for the crossing with the as possible again: are actively t>nHiigod -

 train, it appeared, according to railroad  face and badly lacerated one han'.1! i iHe "I in the pursuits of pouoo, oven
 was hardly able I
 to
 ,
 employes. was picked up 11 few : drag, those whom disabilities require ape'
 tcr in almost an unconscious was weakened," writes Mrs.
. con'li-I Inl! attention and assistance) ? This
 tion and hurried Macclenny! W. P. Ray, of Easley, S. C.
 Is l in
 The Florida development board is I one sense u purely economioprop
 his wound" were dressed "The doctor treated me for about
 E position in demonstration depend!
 warning! all who arc solicited to buy yet
 I two months THE; UNIVERSAL CAR
 still I didn't
 get
 wall maps of Florida to examine the X on patriotismpatriotism still willing -
' maps before making payment as a J. \\". !Snyder'; of C"roflnut .Grove in I any better. I had a large family to make nil the sacrifice necessary

' large edition has been printed by one the owner of violin mmle in 1513; by and felt I surety must do for successful achievement. In thin

 firm in a northern city, which do not Guspurd Purfu Pnitfor, one of Italy's something to enable me to take there is no opportunity for hysteria. New Prices

 show Union county, that some agentsare most noted instrument makers. The care of my little ones. I had Candidly, it poems" that the .American 

 trying to work off as up to date violin is regarded by experts as ranking heard of people, are approaching next Frlflay's -

i in every respect. in beauty and quality with the armistice celebration with largo F. O. 8. DETROIT

 greatest violin of any master The opportunity at least for sober consideration 

 As result of a difficulty between the I instrument was mu'le for Antonio of sins of omission if not Chassis $29

f two men at White-house early Tues Keglo, an Italian nobleman, and was CAROUITho of commission since Nov. 11] 1018. In
i to Princes. Sflveta Duke' ,
 day night, James Alvin Harvey, 20, presented many ways they have not won a vic Runabout $32
 of Venice. It was 's'l some years tory. They have a large amount of

 II Unvr f '''81-;; : :; 'I1II. tt.ww ago to Mr. Snyder > William Griffith , 'unfinished }business" still to transact Touring Car $355

 of Chester Pa .... ( reward for '
 t
 ,
 rn.ttxeavitaiay.n. jn ry by fmttrut and Woman's Tonic a part of which pertains to proper
 'k1 rlrhlna' the blood. You 2 an noon fuel. tu ttniat services" rendered by Mr. Snyder 20 care and treatment of World War Truck Chassis $445

 .,.1.,., hvilloradllol ':11... t',,,.. awn years before. veterans.
 "1 They have some very important -
 decided to It
 try continues -
 S'A problems to solve and Coupe $595
 TONICGrove's The body of Willie Holder, a young Mrs. Kay . "1 took solution of on I
 of them depends
 proper some
' white man, was found dead' In the a eight bottles in all. . I regained   Sedan $660
 Tasteless chill Topic/ restores provision for the future welfareof
 woods! about twelve miles south of "strength and have
 Energy the boys and economic welfare of
 and and
 Vitality by Purifying
 Enriching the Dlood. When you feel lu caused Live oak.from Young two gunshot I HQdcl"r's( wounds death fired was had no more trouble with womanly  the! country. They have duties to perform These are the lowest prices of Ford cars :in

 weakness. I have ten which can best be performed the of the Ford Motor
 history
 strengthening Invigorating effect see bow Company.
 by his own hands, according to all children and am able to do all only by
 sincerely! patriotic devotion to
 it
 it brings color to the cheeks and how evidence and a note reading: "Who my housework and a lot outdoors entry, and the sooner these dutiesare Orders are coming in fast, so place yours
 improves the appetite you rill then ever finds me :will find me dead, damn . 1
 can sure recommend  discharged: the sooner they will
 appreciate Its true tonic value. ed and delivered.' Further instructions promptly to insure early delivery.
 CarduL" relieve themselves< of the
 Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply were that his body wall to be left suspicionthat

 Iron and Quinine suspended In syrup. Sol where found; a picture of himself to Take Cardul today. 11 may they they have should displayed!have demonstrated hysteriawhen J. W. ANDREWS, JR.

 >l" aant even children like it The blood he given to his mother and another tobin be Just what )'ol1l1eea.

 needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON to sweetheart. Young Hodder was At all druggists. patriotism. The American people Dealer, STARKE
 did not disprove '
 Enrich! it. Destroys Malarial/ germs and about 21 years of age: and had threatened they were money mad

 Grip germs by Its Strengthening Invigorating  to commit suicide if his sweetheart 811I by entering the World War, too manyof

 81Tex GOc did not marry him. His suit them proved that they were, by the C
 wity they availed themselves of the

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