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DURHAM It ECO RDKlt , DUl I 1 1 A M,: N. .0., ' FI? LP-VYi' N 0 V E M B KR 17, 1911
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To Tfliie : People 02. limrMim anM- VueiMQy-
' ANNOUNCEMENT
. Grand OpeiiJno At
MILLER'S STORE on Friday Nov. 17, 1911 MILLER'S STORE
In order to get acquainted we will inaugurate a Grand Opening.
That will give you an opportunity: for taking advantage of ex
ceptional Values at prices far below normal. Come and be con
vmced! . ' . v - . r:--""j4 -
A new and up to-date line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Ladies readv-to.wear, and Furnishings for your close inspection.
A Store that
Caters to you'on
the merits of its
Extraordinary ,
Values
The Store where
satisfaction is
guaranteed.
The new Store
where quality ;
will be Supreme
OIL 1I1G OF P-M
H 1111 Hi
Ill Ullll I III
3 '
" 1 la the fastest and most exciting
rmesiei to SUie fcy lite Sobs o! se of btb:i ever Puyed on
S the T. M. C. JL court the aasocia
BC KeVKStitt j toa tram defeated the second team
jof Trinity College Wednesday night
RaXg. Nov. 14.-Profer Colli-11" t5 ain ICria of f:ur JKia,'
rr C&X of the irnUeraity of Nana I lh fclJ rt bin T- M C- A ' U;
Caetttaa. eVknered trivia aJJre!Trinity. '
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it, a- W. is 6riB:ii)c.!1Bl tB ru,t
. a. ka of the C.ir.a &
Xy Sw f the Revotutton. rod oil j K th T- M- c- A' n,W got
Vi3 f Govrroor Bcjafn SmitifhoV po4 tb o!l twice In
r?nMr Co-- tfffM rt fni) W"4 ln ,h firtl
ir Grrefr 8aa f m hM f minat. of par. ti Kutrd oa
Mm iiiMhikt Jer Cat rr r " '"S MBificent work.
txi. o-5 ,r,j Woo. of Triniljr. tu the flrrt
tv. tm 21 Tr oil u Kle t9"K C- Imwedijt 3-
GrM-ra2 Vaah'-tarton. crrire in tie
lMtar of tk 'at ttta aduricia
tr')ca ao4 poUeit ao4 www
AaCiuM M ran toot r3 lilt ani
M hi A'a'h is a t3aa-ial -xk1k-
n f;'4 tax rrediMwn acrruail; iai4
eiia M tw fcoly aa Tfi fr a
!; ta fwrcalt Ka bnuiat
Tie wru of Goraor Sari for
e-W. a-aace. roa4a aad oOker
tenaJ. :reoo'a aa atrt'naea
tuftfhrt will aia seal rw Maaary
ia wtu rcHw the fcoaora of
traa 4Tht. Ta- paitin etow
feat la o4 ekmial wilrjrr tTfa. la
tf jra of a f-ral aoa maka qytse
a aa&4xm a'faraJr
0.rar Kiirtu aeee4 tie rv
trait ta a avwfal aa4 trl-f apn
ar ie tel!fct eiied wKa bfi4x-
Uoa ?f lie. iWjt Brent Prane D.
ti. el 4e. chaatiaia ot fh a
rWf. ( '! i, tsryaa Gr1.Tia trJ -i
tie rot g an4 the rfj
tu kail waa well C4 wi fr -
4t.i ttle. '
f.T) U-4y la Imrftata as4 ar
nsi,iiific (tittry aau)4 th
MafWatrte Karc and thibi!loa ar
fu'ari Broa. a 1 tfc ei. li-tf
Piles QuieWy
Cured at Home
lauat ltrf. IVraMart Vm
Trial fakace Maitrd i r im
AO la lla'a rpif
Th I'f rwanid SMnlle,
Many rsaea of files hse been
red by a trial patkace of Pyramid
fiie Cure without furthi-r treatment.
Wheg It piotes Its tal is to you. get
mote frum your druggist at &e a
box, and be sure yo get the kind
yea aak for. Kin.ply D.I out free
coupon below and mail today. Sate
yourself from the surgeon 'a knife
and its tort arc, the dw tor tad his
bills.
I RLE fat a AGE 101 PlM
Pyramid Irf Cwn-atty, 3H
Pyramid tiL'g Maraban, MW-n.
Kindly aetMf m a trial treatment
at Pyramid Plla Remedy a oirce,
by mal, THhi, la tlaia wraier,
no I can fh 2 nvlendld r-wulta.
Kama . , . .
nSreid , . .
Cy ,
MI
TRIMTV Ml"HtlMonKJ CAX.
n:L ME TUX LATER DATE.
It in a fine exhibition of ball
tb 6v ciauW 0f 3"'
dnpllrated the amnt. It nip
a&4 tatk the first half, reaulting In
a tie. earh team having eight poiota
to its credit..
The second half opened with a
rim, earh team being determined to
get a lead; Trinitr got the ball 00
the toea op. and after aorae dazzling
paanii.g the Trinity boys again
arored. the ball being porkettd br
Hojttoa. Thl, tut Trinity la the
lead. Captain lirlnn waa the next
Kaa to find the net. and the score
was agaia tied. At this point Hous
ton, of Trinity, got In the game with
a tim that would have rallied the
moet experienced players, he seemed
to he la all positions at once, and
bis pa' eg was the bett er seen
on the local court, aewtl timrs he
p'ared the bail epon the rlu, but it
refuted to ga la the pocket, yet he
sewf.illy mad a rant fur the gorl
h 4 feet from the bak-t
Karns ddwf that the T. M. C A
aeedH a few goals, m he waled In
ar,d madea couple.
Captain Hrlna a well pl-awl
with the ntttk of his n-n. and ha
worked tery bird wtth the iy and
hoprs ta .!ay sjme of the bet trams
in the state. Mr. Rrlnn waa rme of
the mainvtajs of the great team
that Trinity ?ut out tsst y-sr, and Is
the brrrtber of the fsmotis captain of
Trinity's tanity.
A f-i-rd!d road allixyned the
(aBi the public wt:i soon hare
the plaure of seviiig ( a;,taln lirlnn
Uading his tint agair.at the Ut
fire of th ltiver;ty of N'orth Car
o'.ir.a. The work of the tam Wein-day
night )istlfi the hope that the
awlattoa wiit be able to hold It
own with the beet 'of them.
USE B16 DITCH IN 1913
nH;j4 MILL UK AI.MlWU TO
pah TMiur(;ii rtxtm
Al. TIMT VIMIt,
New Orleans, Nor. 1S Vessel
will be allowed to pses through the
Panama canal, the official opening
of which bs. been set for January I.
Ill, probably the latter half of
J1J. This Information Is ronta.b.
ed In a letter relved by L. E. lient
ley, of the New Orleans Progressive
I'nlon, from Major t. C. Hogg, of
the t ailed Kiatea corps of engineers
at MashlnctoB, Major I logics aayx:
"I am directed by the aereisry of
wsr to Inform you thst, while tli
official date of the opening of the
canal has been set for- Jatxiary I.
It is the Intention to allow res.
sels to utilize the c?.al lust as soon
as practical, probably by the latter
half of III?. However, It is too fsr
la advance at this time to At any
definite ate. Hhipping Interests
will be ad vised as soon as the corn-
mNfloa foe Is jsssurrd that tewli
raa be passed without rnnecMsry
4lay."
124
Labar leaders OoDose ADDroori-
atlot by Fcierillon
Atlanta. Not. 11 Labor leaders
are making a strenuous effort to pre
vent the Introduction into the cm
ventinn of the American Federation
of Labor now in eesion here of a re
solution framed by the California
delegation aiprojji iarVlirg S0.v0 tor
the defease of the McXwnara broth
era. A large suit already has been rah-
ed for tfiia vurpoke by private aib
scr4Xhn a id the leadVu contend, it
Is said, taat whatever money is need
ed for the McNai'.iara defenae can
be obtained fa thta manner knout
drarwlnr uyn the fasds tn the none-
too-weil-atocked treasury of the fed
eration.
The convention already baa placed
Maelf on record pledging continued
"moral and financial" supuort to ibe
Mc.amare in a telegra-v aent by
Preside j Cjcnier8 fey direction of the
cacv-ntlon. Delectm bare but one
more day within which tt present
resoitttions, so the Caltf jrnUns twn'
dK ide soon.
One of the Uggt figftta of the
cwvcdJcti pro'aoly wlil be directid
against the ttulldiirg trades dnart
nwnt whica waa orsanlzd at the
Norfolk convention In 17. Last
year, at ft Loia, the carjenters
r-re autp'nd-rd front the department
bwmuse iny refirv-1 to abide ly Its
dchii9n In a jurisdiction dinpute
wi h the aheK nxUt workTn as tn
whtca craft aliould piare mWal work
on d The dparuiieit then sp-tK-atcd
to tne federatkm to revoke
turn charter of the offcndlsia; union
TSe iXMCufive coir.icll of th frdera-
ttia rp!M that H had no fnjw-r to
r-voiie th drjienferA' hartcr and
atgtK'd that reyjeatiou of c'nar'T.
were not "i.uat1 to harmonize ex
te:ing d'.nrnc. Rrinstaiint of
t'.e carjiefr'pta m fhTefore adv1d
It la a!i'K c-rjiln that the de-
sartnifnt will be wrauiz'-d at the
tif-iiug t- be fceld durir.f tne las!
wk of this month and ti of
the d'hote vrlict rhat this con-
trnTsy will rewul: In the atjolorb
meat of tie department
' ii
BISHOP K1LGQ PRESIDING
OVKH KfSlOXM OK AXXHI
CONHiliKXt'K .IT H.ILlKllt'KV
MAIiVUMi.
ffsllah'iry, Mr., Nor, K. Tht
IStk anausl tnn of the Virginia
tmiferenc .f the Melhodle Kp'sco-
psl ciiunh. Hoiith, riem-d here ye
f idiiy with alHut &i deligai-s If
ae',da.fe lilshop John' C. Kllgo.
of Ii'irbam, N, t" presided. Ilev
B. 8. Lambeth was re-eleded were
lary and Reve, R. p, LJpromb and
rrank L. Wells, were reelected a
slxtaiils.
Reports of the prcilding ellct
showed thst during the past tonfei
tica yesr there had been 14 rrvr?
on an average converted t every
memlier of the conferenre.
The conference pMged, 1 1 .'
to assist in electing a Kouthera
Methodist church In Wanh r.gton. it
C. According to Rev. Dr. Ooorge i,
Hxton, the represents!.! t of tb
genersl conference j; ',,lii n-iirt
le rsised Wore work on the bul'd
Ing can commence, and 2T;,o cf
this is In sirin.
fn the afternron the ofPHa". tab
net Ulscuswd th propised apiK'int
i iints of psstora.
ran CASE
BE SURE TO VISIT
East Main
iim 'KniwiiSEnLEfJEIIT OF
IS XSIM.M.TK. OKMIXC A
HTKOX IXSTITITIOX.
r.rnhnrn Vav. U Tk formal
oniiu.on of the commercial xa-
ta.l bank ant the Amerlian 'Ex
change Bank, of Greensboro, was
effected yesterday and at the usual
closing hour the Commercial Na
tional fastened its doors to open no
more. The consolidated bank will
occupy the present location of the
American En h ante on East Market
street The conooiMatloa of the two
banka gives Grecnkboro one of the
strongest financial inmHutlons in
the state. The combined capital Is
$400,000 while the total r-wntrces
aggregate more than S2,A0,Qvq.
R. O. Vaughn, "''president of the
American Exchange, becomes presi
dent of the consolidated bank, while
P. C. Boyles, cashier of the Com
mercial National, becomes cashier of
the American Exchange. F. 11.
Nicholson, of the American Ex
rbsnge Dank,' wi!l be assistant cash
ier of the consolidated bank.
Te End Trlhal Government.
McAicater, 0a.,' Nov. 1. -At a
me;tlng today of leading1 men of the
Cartas? Nation a memmlal waa
drawn up asking congress tJ abolish
Jielr tribsl gatfrnmcDi, to acll the
anrtace of the segregated coal and
acphalt lamia and t dtatrimxe the
trktal fund. t ,J
Kent cant Vn!ert;nst nt.
Sergeant Pendt'rgrast waa able to
be out today, and he la rapidly re
covering from theioperation he. un
derwent at Watta Hospital last Sat
urday. T
Girls have a fry fair understand
ing of many thing tilt they get mar-
fled and their h mbands revise their
knowledge. J
Good Hews In
Your Mirror
Se .Were Pimple, BMrkrs ar lllark.
aeads tflrr I'.isg Staart's 1
I aHutn Wafrr.
Trial Pai kaite N t.t free e froie It
A tt days is Miefltwa tnwrt tt
cisre the most -.re caa to clear
;he wsMit c-rop!l-ms. ftuort's Cil-
ium Wafer get rigUt at the ewrre
of the trriMe )e imyurUJ tn the
t!ood. When t.lme prl.ii art re
moved, the eif on lite akin is al
ainvt itruneJia'e. Hletukbcs of 'all
kinds dlaptiar.
TbMM! w.md'iful Ihtle wafers emi-
rain the most eff-ctiv lilood-tmrlfier
hnow.-i tn aiewe caicinm auhAide.
Every a nn of i u.rity is urlK-u from
yinr ayaif-m. With v"r vigcriMia
blood cowi-Kliig rhrough yir veina In
stead of a vitist'-d fluid, your whole
txidy feeia renovated, ymir f(ce be-
ennea a pure as a My.
No matter wlut ymr tronl.Je may
te-plmples, tla.klwaJs, Jlrer-epots,
rs.h. b;lrt, muddy cwrplexlmi. tetter
ir erxema, you nay anwHufely deie-hd
tcn Rtnrt's .Calcinm Wafeis. Th y
bie cured thouvuiiU of esses worse
rhan ymrre.
There'a rot a M of sense In gilug
tid wttk a fe , Mni.h .J thai
rwi
ynu re afrsld to hire yfur frnds
!'ik It. Take ftuart'e tV.cium
Wsfert every day far iH'le while
and yrm'U be attonlxhed at the change
your mlmr will nftow yw.
fend your name and address in full
o.!ay to tne T. A. Ktjurt C, US
4nttt lil lg., li units II. Mich., ws
Tan a-nd ymi a trial pecksge tf Stu
rt'a Cak Ium Wsfeis. free, try
or yeitself. Tb"s after yi have
irmed their alie, yM rsin get a
'It-elxed t-w kate foi , cvttis It; sny
iVnia! store, ,
St,
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state CJtidxls Ketsri Irta Cost
OPED FOR
neree Coxrl Apftirtxec -tboriicd or femtnted ty th laws of
' ' '' the United gtstee of America.
' t . . ; -Second To incresiae or reduw the
Kaleigh, Nov. 1. -Rfturnlng from ! M -
. . - . . nranufacture. making transportation,
Washington after appearing fcrfore' . .
. iSale. or pnichase of merchandise pro-
the new corometee court In the Nor- dur. or ..midHiea, to prevent com-
foik Western rate cas Invomng
redood rat s for Wlnatou-Salcm and
Durham, hali.r.ii Franklin Mc'AVIll,
secretary A. J. Mixwell. of ae cor
poraiion ccn.mLjloa, and Attorney
General JJcketl are .very hopeful of
a aveed set:re:nent W the legal fiKbt
In which the Norflk A Wewt.vn. Ue
Southern, tae Seaboard, the A i Untie
Coj t Una are making a turd Dght
against the Notth Carolina oinmla
(ka O have the old hfga freight rafa
restored.
The fart that the commerce court
wsa created to faciiltate the dispo- j
sUion of ajik-als from the Interstate
commerce evnmi U.n gives asauran
ce tjat ttere will im no long tie-op
In tje announcement of a final rul
ing by te commetce court'
in the bearing the Norfolk A Wtat
ern slnrw-d that Uased on Ka twal
neaa for &pimir lilt the sm.usl
Troight tonsgs for 1)11 will be
OOo.ihio pounds while the tomige for
1'JID tbaaed on &-pteniber 1S10 waa
only 44,OOu,mo potmda. At the same
time th 8ou;hera and Beabosrd Air
Line allowed some falling off in
buvinesa, tte contention of the ao
pHanta on tbiss ahowing being ttmt
the reduced rats on the Norfolk A
Weym la much t the detrlmeni of
the ti:cr toads.
However, there Is the counter con
tention that additional businesa that
the 8oohern and fteebosrd enjoy et
increaeed frHglit fjr dts'r lout Kin
ittrough the locue4 Norfolk A
W-tem routing that coiiipenaated the
difference. Futthrmore tt is con
tended by the Carolina commhmifjn
Uat the f mthwn can well afnd U
put on rhe compciisive ratea not only
t Wi'nt )n-Jem and Durham, but
to Greensboro snd other jxiitila.
TQILL P T 111 I II ILl N
I nAl I 111 I L U Ur HDAIiI
ISIS aw srasswssr wb-w;
KRKH.HT U'HW'K Kl.lWft
MtHHAI'. OS THE HOITIIEKV.
Greensboro, Nov. I( Tralle over
the main line of the Southern rail
war teas again demoralized Tuesday
night and yesterday by a derailment
of ten freight cars between Dry
Fork and Chatham and It required
14 hours bard labor of 2"0 men, aa
sited by two monster derricks, to
clear the tracks sufficiently for the
long ( delayed passenger trains to
pasa. The derailment, coming on
the heels of the wreck of the fast
limited Pullman has completely tied
up the freight buslneea of the road
" t demoralised he pansetger
werjrlce. The wreck of No. 87 raue-
ed stoppage of wheels for ten
hours and ihe engines hsd hardly
begun ti pntf before the freight de
railment put all bak on sidings,
yesterday more than score
'jorthlwund freight rains sloed with
desd engine cm siding between bete
and Dsnvllie, while It was .said an
equal number with pilots pointing
ontbwsrd were on the other side of
the wrck. Psssengcr trains due
hers Tuesday afternoon did not jna
until after o'clock y-sierday morn-
UK. ... ..
isnfn rn, '"t Ham w
propertr and moving freight and
rmrne un win (pi m i-.inu pe,
of enTKra fre l I'nll.rit Itrna
- III . . . . . t , .. t
(laiMBMir r-ai eve. -
RADICAL CHANGE
I IN "TRUST LAW
. (Continued from Pa. One.)
i an? or all of the followiuf purpw:
i "Flrrt T cri or carry out re
latricikirM In trade or commerce or
to comm-ir. or to create or
. . i ..1 ... i . Hit
,cmrr' "JV x,. r
free pursuit of any -tusinie au
p-tMl m In aids t eouimerce.
"Fonnn To fix at any standard or
figu-ea, whereby Its prVes to the pub
lic fchall be In any toanner control ied
or ewtablbbed. any article or com
modity of merchaadiae, firoditce or
commerce. Intended for aale, use or
coneufoprioa in the I'nited Siatea of
America.
. "Fifth -To make, or enter Into, or
execute, or carry out any contract,
obligation or agreement of any kind
or description by whlrn they aball
bind, or believe bitmd. tnemsetrea not
to sell, dispose of, or transport any
r0r. ewnmoaity. or artle of
trade, ise, wrcnimliee. onwnerce or
coneumiiilutt below a common stand
ard figure, or by whtab'tbey ahall
agree ia any msnner to keep the prire
it aucb article. conuodHy. or trans
portation at a fixed or graded figure,
or by wtlch they ahall In any manner
ewteblbrh or settle (be price cf any
aittcle or commodiy, or transporta
tion oetweMi them, or fbentx elves and
otheta to trreclude a free and n re
stricted competition among thent
aeltea or others In the aale or trans
portation of any sj-o article or com
tnod'.ty, or fcy which they h!l agree
to fiool, cambme, or unite any lnteret
they may have in connection wi n the
aale or tniwrp:rtfkro or any u b
article or commodity that Ha price
might In any manner oe effected.
Every person wna ahall make any
ark contract or agreement or know
ingly enter into or execute mmh con-
spiraly. or c mriiln; tVm ahall !je dem
ed guilty of a P-Umf and on convic.
tVm tiere,pf. shall te Imprisoned In
tne tietiHentlary for a term of not
"sm thaa two years, nor more than
ten years."
Jtettlona two aiid three of th Wer-
m'n act providing against nxmopoli
tSullotl e eofrmlrae tn tulinlni nf
l,h,n I n''4 0f "
. foreign natrma are amended w In
t
ci'ie me penitentiary puninnment for
Itlolatl m inatesd of the present pro.
visions for a fine of 5,0o or "Im
i UrtAOnment not esceedine
The added sect ton are as fol'owa:
ReriHn "AM arta and parte of
acta Incoiuletent with thia act are
tiereby meaM; txtt this act ahall
not affect rights, pending suit pro
ceedings, and tiaM'ltles "hMl arose,
accrudV. or were bee on nnder any
previous laws, or actiona. or proceed
Ings. aa provided for cf prerwl
acts." Section loThat nothing la aald
act Is Intended, nor ahall any wovl-
akn tneretif hereafter 4e enforced, so
aa to apply to mnrtera of orrsnlaa
tfcma or sesorutlotis ooi fr nnfii
and l:tirt cai.ltat. or to agricnKtir.
al pr iduda. or llveatock. la the hands
or the producer or fnlsrs."
Demwratlc ,dni will ennfer on
the bill as soon as the member
semble late this month, and It la tbetr
purpose to make the bill one of the
foremost on the eglsiv program
iwr i- rejuiar aewston.
Xegro Fined ur Healing Wife.
Jim Hsye. ws tried In th record
era court ibis morning on three
rnsrxes nr wife beating. Jm as
saulted hfS SliOliae I lee U.l u...
day afternoon and once Tue.,u.
,..r..inj siier ne hsd been arrested
ior ine nrst two offence Ha was
fined IIS and the costs in each of
. 1 . . .
ATm yon IucrT If ton era ..II
I.I lllt...l t..- .. . Br'
rr 1 . j g
Store with
an ambition ' to
give you-values
in keeping up
with the times
llouae of Jooet,
Jonts painted sia house iant yrar.
It looks dull. desd. no life to it
Smith painted his bouse Id ;'ais
It looks lea?, nice, and an t ncd
repainting, because be ved L A it.
Paint, and added three quarts of oil
to each gallon.
The Oil gave life and preserved It,
Besides add'ng tht Oil reduced
Its cost 40 cents a gallon !ess tana
other .Inl.
Thlrty-f years use la N. A. and ,
8. A.
Our ageata arc: W. A. Mabry
Write postal for "Money JUver
Price List No. it." Loagtnsa A
Martinez, P. O. Box U7. New Tork.
Pollard fires, are having the
greatest aale of Ranges ever held la
the city. Call at their store any day
this week and gel souvenir
free. I S-tf
CHICHESTER S PILLS
WSV 1(MISollk,
,,11 lMt ll .4 M 4.-4 -V
It, eel M m.
SJ I Tee Mk. a- eC
ti pr. .- TM TVS
esarw e liilii e
IkkriM
The one way to be sure o a per-rect-tttbng
suit is to kstre it niaJe to
your mraHva by a good mrrcKrnt
taJor the one way to be sure of
duraUa doth and excknuVe pattcrat
to select Staclamaxon FsLriu.
Wt Kav then, may we mca.
lira aoa today Im jmu new suit
1 1 Cto Is A Boostra
At.WAVH HEADY TO Plll:
tlEtlt'N EMt lRl.
Talks It Among Ills lrt.a.1. asd
Alm Writes m letter nreit
Itia thm's Cimgh.
Mr, John D. ttesr.
f.mton. Vs.
Dear Sir; The wleitr of ln fpy
son Wllmet took a deep cold. H e''
tied on hla breast and he ass so
bosrse he could acarcely talk.
tried different kinds of cmij.h meCl
cine, but nothing did any """
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Rear's and get a bottle f Hears
Emulsion. Afier the first dne r
two It gave reiier. I never a "
thing act so quickly. In a f" i1
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ran. be best for the lungs and
system. Ton hsve the privilege '
using my nsme to this rcnnui;eds.
Hon for the good nf others.
Yours very truly,
B. B. CofftKStt
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Emiilslon. If yon have not a '"',
aha It anyway, as It builds t J"'"'
system and yon will b mr sm
to stand epoure. One dollar a
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