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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-05-26
SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS.

Dave Porter lost fine mule last week
of founder.
w. II. Burgess died the 10th inst, and
was buried the day following at Oolcncy.
If you ever want to vote, you had bet
ter register Oh the first Morday in June or
July.
Miss Emmie Hendricks, of Liberty,
has been visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper was
observed at the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath.
II. w. Farr killed rattlesnalc last
FRIDAY which measured four feet and had
eleven rattlcs.
The young people of the town enjoyed
delightful soile and dance at Carey's Hall
'""t """''"y night.
II telephone. Mr.. J. NJ. Glenn
tup Il telephone for DR.. Earle
)rc to his house.
Arcy Price is visiting her son
w. IL. rice. She was taken quite ill at
his house last Friday night.
The Governor has appointed J. II.
Looper and X. a. Bowen assistant supcrvi-
sors Of registration for this county.
Sheriff Richcy has let the contract to
Alf. Whitncr, for the erection of Il fine
dwelling on his Bermuda valley farm.
The frost left few peaches at Mr..
8. A.A. Parsons but it is hoped that all but
the editor will forget this by the lst Of .Au-
gust.
Nothing helps like railroad The
CT ln liz in ,,c G.
store has been paved with the best Kosan-
dale cement.
The four first bridges Oh this end of the
railroad are ready for the cross ties, and
the hands are at work OH tho one across
Wolf Creek.
Col. r. E. Bowen went TO Hot Springs
Ark, last week to attend the session Of The
General Assembly Of Tie Southern Presby-
tcrian church.
Tho railroad cut just west of Hon. W.
Il. Bowers will be fourteen feet in depth,
and bridge will have to be provided rcr
the public road.
-Pickcns is houHd to get on top. You
can keep her down, so uNit trying. When
i'll town open yOurcarS and listen al the mu
sic the saws and hammers make.
Squire L. Il. Price has the finest gar
den i'll town. He has English pcasin ahun-
dance and has been eating irish potatoes
for two weeks. He is Il boss gardener.
MIR. J. p. Moore was happily married
to Miss Sarah Chapman, at the residence Of
the brides father. l'cct Chapman, on the
nth day of May, Rev. Daniel Littlcton Of
ficiating.
Married, on the 10Th inst. at the resi-
dcncc of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Il. Rodgers, Mr.. Fred ODcl and Miss
Cassie Rodgers. Rev. n. G. Ballcngcr, Of
icisting.
}. p, Carey, Esq, will soon begin TO
repair his dwelling house. When the con-
templatcd improvements are put on il, it
will be on" Of the finest residences in the
up country.
The colorcd peoples picnic at The
grove near Sccona last Saturday wa$a COM
pletc success Hycrylhing good to cat and
plenty of it WAS on hand and general
good time had.
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The picnic at Brooks Rock was not SC
well attended as anticipated on account OF
the lowering clio DIS in the morning.
Some of the young people went from
here to the closing exercises of Pendleton
school and were highly entertained
George, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
inst, in the Mt. Zion cemetery. The m
rents have the sympathy of many friends
Miss Carrie Lee, of Seneca, and Miss
Hadie Thompson, of Walhallu, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mrs. w. Y. Row
w; L: Gassaway, of Grcenvilo, spent
last Sabbath at his old home.
bliss Mamie Folgcr who has been with
ncr sister, Mrs. Caublc, for some time, is
now In Easley, We hope to havo her with
us again soon.
Mrs Henry, of Elberton, Ca, is visiting
her son, A. l.. Henry.
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EuticC 40 Scsiooi 'grustccs.

The Teacher calls the attention Of School
trustees to the following section Of an ct
ol the General Assembly, passed at the
session held in December. 1891:
nat the Trustees of the several School
Districts in the county shall report TO the
County Auditor The names of all taxable
p"Ii3 IN Their respective districts and said
nudit"r shall enter the same upon the tax
unp'caG '"hc furnished the County Treas
urcr. nat said names so furnished shall
he published annually ii newspaper pub.
IiShcd at the county seat"
These lists should be sent to auditors as
promptly as possible, il order that the law
may be carried out clfcctually. Great care
should he taken to list only the names of
persons between twcniy-onc and fifty wears
of age, and who are not by law EXEMPT
from paying the nOll tax.
All tyaChCrS should assist the Trustees in
this important matter. Push the school
funds Ms high as posSibic-Ihey Will then
be too low.
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Ehc T!cSy Gar COuD!cr.

We think certainly !hat the car coupler
invented by DIR. j. B. CARPENTER, covered
by letters patent issued the 12th of April,
1897, and numbered AZ, ,S57. is the COM
plclcSt machine for tie pnrposc that has
yet been devised. The arrangement of the
parts is perfect to the minutcst detail. 1t
ls manipulated from the side or top of the
car and gong indicates occupied" or
T,unc"nplcd' as the manipulation may desire.
II given car should be dcrailcd, the ma
rnihe % IS s" arranged as To uncoup!c itself,
o',' 10 curve Is sharp enough To cause it to
release its grip. 1t las many more odyan,
lagrS that appear at glance to one Of ex-
p"iichrc III railroad appliances, but its do.
ing away with the necessity of going he
tween the cars. should of itself be sniff
cirnt TO bring it into general use. For
convenience, safety and utility it certainly
takes The cake.
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Tales Which Deceive.

The tuberosc (ruber-ose) is no rose. Pom
pcys Pillar had no historical connection
with Pompey. Cleopatro's Needle was not
erected by the Egyptian Queen. Whale
bone is not bone and is said not to possess
single property of bone. Turkish baths
ana not originate in Turkey, and arc not
baths. German silver was not invented in
Germany, and is not silver. Black lead is
not lead, but a form of carbon. Sealing
wax docs not contain particle of wax but
is composed OF turpentine, shellac aud Gin
nabar.
Soda water, properly made, contains no
soda but as drawn at Sloan Bros. fount tain
IS the finest and most refreshing drink in
the universe and everybody visiting Green
vile should try it.
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VIII $40 WORT, Prcacr-iuD

The Decoration Day issue of the Albany
Telegram vii. consist Of lC pages on army
blue paper Among the Illustrations will
be five column cut, especially gotten up
for Memorial day, one of the National
Monument at GrilyshurE and views of the
Monuments at Charleston, Savannah, and
Atlanta, together with other Illustrations.
You can have copy sent you by sending
five cents to the Telegram Albany, N. Y.
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HAGOOD, BRUCE &C CO.,
w. M. HAGOOD & 90.

How dear to my heart, as the advances
with smiling and fownng, with sunshine and rain,
Are the thoughts Of the past of its
LIS sorrows, its pleasures, its JOY, and its pain,
muse er the orchard, the meadow, the mountain
Tho bridge and the rock where the ell,
But dearcr than all is the thought fountain.
OF icy cold Soda that Sloan Brothers sell,
The fresh, foaming soda, the bright, sparkling soda
Ihe thirst qucncline soda, that Sloan
How oft have gaspcd, with hands that powing
In the heat Of the morning, the and the night,
A glass ilod with nectar with coolness flowing
A joy to the TASTE q boon 20 the sight,
How sweet from the clear crystal brim to it,
Fresh, cooling, just drawn from it's icy we'll,
Not n tnl blushng glass could tempt me to leave it,
The fragrant cool soda, that Sloan Brothers SELL,
The fresh, foaming soda, the bright sparkling soda
The thirst qucnching soda that Sloan Brothers
That silver bound fountain, hailit a
VI sweetness and GOODNESS and freshness
How oft have drawn from it cxquisive pleasure,
While drinking Its contents, sparkling, and
And when far removed from its lovclsi situation,
The tears of regret will intlusively
l earnestly long for change of ocation
And draught of the soda that Sloan Brother sell
The fresh, oaming soda the bright, sparkling gso,a
The thirst quenching soda, thai Sloan sell
The Finest Prescription Drugs IN Green
yHlc, dt SLOAN BROS.
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Business Notices.

I've been a sufferer from rheumatism for
years and have been unable to obtain any
relief ut all. Salvation Oil gave me entire
relief and heartily recommcndit. Henry
Winkel, Baltimore, Md.
What so wonderful as a severe cough
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for rs
cents. Try it!
Z. A. Thompson, Seymour, Ind, writes:
"My sister Jennie, when she was young
girl. suffered from white swelling, which
greatly impaired her general health and
made her blood very impure.
In the spring she was not able to do any
thing and could scarcely get about, More
than year ago she took three bottles of
Botanic Blood Balm, and now she is per-
fcctlv cured"
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his dog n lew oay nSJ ,v,, ,"...... ..y
went mao. IT was rcnmcd but the poison
made it so rabid that it had to be killed.
"A gentleman who has always been
stalinch democrat was asked last week
wha! party he belonged to now, ant he said
he did not know unless it WAS tc n,lE.
wumps. Another sNld lie did not know
what he was.
Mrs. j. D. Curcton has cur cordial
thanks for plate Of lucious Strawberries
the largest we have ever seen, and the most
beautiful fragrant and ta8tcfuily arranged
bouquet of which we have ever been made
the grateful recipient.
The wife of James Landlord colorcd
who lives near Eas!cy, diet last Monday.
Her remains We're Inferred in the buryinp
ground near town. There were thirty whine
vehicles, and about two hundred fooLmcn
III the funeral procession.
Capt. w. +. Parker does not expect to
move his mill when through with his rail
road contract, hut nc thinks he
will cut and ship out over the Pickrns Rail
road all the lumber in reach of his machin
cry. This will be big help to the railroad
-Postmastcr Russell, of Anderson, re-
turned from Washington last Thursday.
where he had been 10 see the President in
the interest of Major Whitncr's appoint
mcnt as Civil Service Commissioner. He
reports the prospect of his appointment as
favorable
We regret that circumstances over
which we had no control prevented our ac-
cepting the kind invitation to attend the
Liberty and Central Sabbath Schools picnic
ut Brock Rock last Saturday. We tr,ls.
the young folks had pleasant time and
good fire.
MIR: j. +. lIagood, Jr., Clerk Of Coun-
GU, VIII call on all patcs this wccl, liable
to street dntv for the communication tax of
) such duty
/ be pot to
md required
T. days.
!crt at their
Saturday
belonging TO the company must be there on
that day to prepare for inspection and 9th.
cr business OF importance. BY order Of
the company. j. y. ROBINSON, s;cc'y.
There is IA World's Fair Club at Green
vile. If any one wishes to go to Chicago
next year cheap and comfortable he cannet
do better than join thc club. We will not
Join Just yet. IF the President Of the
Pickens Railroad Co, gets his piYat" C&r
ready by That time, We expect to 50 with
him.
Mr.. II. @. Gaines passed though
Pickcns last Tuesday on his way to Cen
tral. He was taking some young live
stock from his French Broad farm to
grecncr pastures near Central. In the
drove were two itnc dOnkCys. While he
was talking several others that were loose
on the streets, collected around and there
was good crowd. Mr.. G. had TO drive
on.
The Union meeting Of the second and
third divisions Of the Twelve Mile Ass0ci-
alton will be held at Sccona next Saturday
and Sunday. Rev. Y. f. Nelson will preach
the introductory sermon Saturday at II
o'clock and Rev. W. q. Mauld;n will
preach the missionary sermon at II O'Clock
Sunday. Some interesting subjects will he
discussed Rnd il is hoped much good Vii!
be ACCOMPLISHED
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Circuit =. $. Convention.

The Pickens Circuit S. S. Convention
met ut Twelve Mile Camp Ground on the
10th. Is. Q. Berry, pastor in charge, took
the chair. After devotional services, a con-
s!itution and bylaws for tho government OF
the conTciltion was presented by the chair
man and adopted. Several addresses were
Sadc. The following resolutions were
unanimousl.7 adopted:
1st Resolved that this convention ear
ncstly requests all the Sabbath Schools in
this curcuit to sympathiZc and CO operate
with them in this great work. and to be rep
resented in the next convention.
I'd. Resolved that we extend our thanks
to brother j. G. Garrett for the excellent
music furnished for this OCCASION.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Pickcns.
by virtue of the authority contained in
a mortgage given by ID. 6. Stewart to NJ:
T. Hogan, on the the nth day of August
1890 | will sell to the highest bidder be-
fore the court house door, on
SalcGAy in June,
NEXT during the legal hours for sale, tho
following deScrihcd property to wit:
One steam engine 8 to 10 horse power,
manufactured by FricR S Co., of Wayn:
rsboro, Pa, also one circular saw mill
with simultaneous head blocks, with all
fixtures bclonging to said mill.
The said property is sold to satisfy tho
mortgage above referred to.
Terms cash. j. ID. KELLEY.
May 10, t3 Assignee CT Mortgage:
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Perhaps you think that's flight Of ar
Gstic imagination? II isn't. The artist is
right as far as he goes, but he doesn't 20
quite far enough. When you split thing
i'll two it doesn't alway happen that you
cut in the center and VIC arc not dividing
out profits in the middle. On the contrary
our division is over whclmingly in favor of
the purchaser. There's good reason for
this unusual proceeding. The time for re-
duclng our enormous stock of Winter
Clothing has come and big inducements
pave the way to big reductions. Here are
some prices which will show you that tho
matter of profits is not bothcring US at
all:
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Farmers who purpose following the ad-
vice OF Third Party leaders, to raise less
cotton and more hell, may find it difficult
to get al vanccs on this new crop.-Augus-
Ia Chronicle.
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Notice.

South Carolina, County of Pickcns-
Notice is hereby given that we, the un-
dcrSignrd will apply to j. M. Stewart;
this date for a charter Incorporating Beth
cl Baptist Church, in accordance with an
Act entitled IAN Act to provide for grant,
ing of certain charters" approved 2Oth
day Of February, y. d., 1884
J. w. Head, James Holden,
john Holden, B. p. Moore,
NJ. J." EIlcnburg, VIM. Cantrcll,
j j. Rice.
May 18th, 1892. WI
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1892.
MCFALL'S
ALMANACK
L e . q.
MIAK-
Mary had a little sheep,
Its wool was white as cotton,
And every where little Mary went,
That lamb just come q trottin'
Mary camo to town one day,
To do little shoppin'
And right in front Of McFall's door,
They both were seen q stoppin'
Walk in, says Nc, and in they walk
ed,
And after some reflection,
Cast their eyes this way and that,
Then each made their selection.
Mary spied q pretty Hat,
Embroidcrics, Gloves and Taces,
GoSpori loo. O,,I C,y,,, IN>,,,,z
That girls wear on their faces.
She also bought pretty shoe,
Hose, Fan and Parasol,
Some Calicocs and Apron Checks,
And little Sis a doll.
Marys ma comes here to buy
All colors Of Diamond Dyes,
NuX Vomica to kill the Hawks,
Then ne1t-good chicken pies.
Mary's pa, that good old man,
Was ucvcr known to back
On anything that Mary bought
From McFall's Almanac.
"But where's my little bonny lamb"
Cried Mary in despair,
"Nevcr mind her father said,
Next fall, hell be Fright there"
The lambs selcction-very wise,
\ bell and pretty collar,
And all it cost at McFall's store,
Was quarter Of dollar.
The lretty lamb now looks all right,
All dressed up for the ball,
Nlt! collar on and pretty bell,
! He'll get there" in the fall.
We might 60 on forevcrmore
With something else than joke,
Speaking OF all the bargains here,
But---now- our pencils broke.
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TIE ATLANTIC COAST LINE r.
PASSENGER DEPARTME%T
Wilmington, y. G., May 18th, 1922.

'DHily. %"S 3" nnd 81 solii trains between
Charleston and Co,umbia, S. &.
H. NJ. MERSDN,
w ASS, GCn'l Passenger AGENT
j. Il kENLf, T. NJ. MERSON.
'eh '"H""eT Iiui.iC Man, ger.
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RigHAGND 8 DANVlLlE R. R. q

COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE
DIVISION.
C"ndrnS"i Schedule in "fc't May 18TH, lS2.
Trains !un hy 18th Meridian rir,r
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INVEST SIDE DWELLINGS
WARS rSKF a fHkE AMP s T0 hE = nv.-
j. l.. wHlTAkER.
- Q B0ule ward, bot. Went 7Dd ana 7Ath Sta
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VARlSO<,ELE CURED.-<2 years. by Dr.
peratton clamps and electricity failed 1oA East 20eS
o., daily. syspingA and sunday forenoon
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4 srscnal aor.ess.

f,AHtI tr:.F.SS EAL.,-l nHtn.s uIini Captain ".
u s. mIle'r; tune, trolserE. car $50 bet. and
hangers, made rRn Zee IN hc.gb': 10 he sold
for SI2 address 0r!'0HTCN!Tf buS ioi. sun up.,Vwn
once. l.. IS roaa.Ay.
NlR. c. ". JAMES disappeared suddrIiy Feb. {:
lv1 tr uh Si,ts iu ku,N SnrIe he is Any ole hay
mg Information please communicate with Nv CONVEX.
IA Pearls.
NEANTED YorE Address Free Trip to California
ana $50 year trr- ~ purchasers ~ oar fruit
land IN he 81 install nent plan Guaranteed by bond.
We G0 nil planting cIii, alton and labor. VIII sell only
few these terms Ia advertise the property.
Write WALTER =, RAYMOND Dayton. Ohio.
STRINELRs -wrh Almond Nit Cream you post
w tivey rrh ii"n away; sealed particulars two
cents VARY 4. N,nkAY, ! OI.b Washington houie.
Said 'h'rag0. ~ sgu"ts ~an;eh.
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efor %als or exrhanse-arooklya

LOR SALE. or exchange for real estate, old estab-
+ hshed confectionery business; prominent do wn.
town corner; fixtures. good Will DC.
RCSTlN ROBBINS ~ Court st., Brooklyn.
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Jost aud found.

osT.frday. 67th st. Or 9TH AZ. elevated. small
gold watch; monogram Y. r.; reward At iSo West
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5leal C:Statt Ser Sale-Gpu,ttr,t.

"A 10 5.uoo fruit trees IN bearing: hne house. lake
1lOntase boating and nshnK: valuable mineral sprnH;
one holr from city, baryain must soil 10 coee Estate
easy terms. 7. s. ATWATER. ~ Nassau It.
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=. .s..d Of all; New York's nearest suburb. Only
0o,andt st. on local trains including ferries 1t has
hanna and western. and West Shore with 70 trains
.hont Aortl l. The third track Is being laid by tho
M, ps,ssuRer trafc later Communication tcketa
WEST VIEW lies on the west side Of the popular
And Hacteusao River. Is high dry. and healthy.
tf,uston Of Ridgeneli Park. which has been built up
fevn Hail Post ONCE &c.
WEST VIEW has Its streets 90 and 70 feet wide.
sewerage system. which nature adapted 1t for along
.i.o has half mile front on tho Hackensack River
even way for rowing sailing. canoins hshns. skat
3 minutes from depot. and will be only minutes
tracks and trains running IS mes an hour and IL re
WEST VIEW 10 tho most desirable. attractive.
r,.rv house will have = commanding aad beautiful
and contracts are given for fifteen others
cancellations stand ready to loan from 20 to 100 per
VEsT VIEW. Restrictions against nuissnees.
N. lot, are extra large 26xl2o containing 1000 feet
no,t required when you select. We allow 10 pef cent
Wa issue free passes for every Thursday Sunday and
w.,, ara It, weehawksn Ferry for 1:15 P. NJ. train,
Novi, YOUR opportunity WEST VIEW is selling
mice, and terms above stated. THE EARLY BIRD
rb..s lots will double their money by June !. and
yi,it the property bring along your friends. aud con
Dyto
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JAa A. WAnEM,A tesispIro :.
NEW COTTAGE. s",Ir0. 500 cash balance $40
~ monthly. seven lD0ns. lot iirISl1O: splendid.
healthy location. with 'cu nirri.s walk 1T depot;
t,NtS trans Is mile, iiom Hsn cHltax'. xI..aI
$50 ta'h. !asAnc. 80 i"'"Gi. bon. Pay Isg'.
Il
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NA!ErE!Ib. CONN.--Des rinlc iLrnl shnl huasr. 10
Z lei Tor Tor ,aI'. also excellent ling
srel for country r-sir noes easy irrn..
FOLSOM BaOiIlER>, S.i ray, lwIy, cor. J. 9Th at.
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/ GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE HOMESEEKER OR INVESTOR
w ID ST " IE w

v l. ~ "
70 minutes ride from 42d IT.. and 20 minutes from
two doubletrack railroads. viz: New York. susque.
day each way. and shall have beautiful depot built
West Shore Railroad Co. to accommodate tho extra
nc. and &c.
Teneck Ridge. overlooking tho beautiful country
No swamps. no malaria. mosquitoes and IL . con.
within the last two years. has stores churche school
Water mains laid and graded. and will have thorough
with other Improvements At the owners expense It
broader and deeper than the Harlem. admirable in
ing &c Any section Of the propsr! will be only
ride from tho Hudson River Bridge, with its sixteen
CURED by law to be completed by Dec. 81. 1897
and beautiful. and must be seen to be appreciated.
view. Already two most expensive houses are built
to be built inside Of few months. Three building
cent of the money to all those who wish to build
Deeds furnished and titles guaranteed free Of charge
Price S2co 3225: corners $3.50 EACH 10 per cent do.
for cash. or per cent per month till paid.
washinxtons Birthday Monday. 22d inst. from foot
and due there again at 3:3OP.M.
like hot cakes and lies within the reach OF ALL At the
CATCHES THE WORN"
will increase fully coo per cent In couple Of years.
vince yourself For passes and all Information ap
w. j. LYNCH. 8le East 126th st.
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efur Sale or % a.rt-Citu,

CDUBON PARK, WASHINGTON HEIGHTs New
n York city West 156th II. and Boule y ard House
recently built and recently furnished TO let, with or
session either Immediately or May open insprc.
R%IILAG kSa s GRlNsEL LGA kuavbc az
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