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The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-07
THE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS.

THE WAY TO CLEAN CARPETS.
The only way tic get your carpets prop
erly taken up. cleaned and taken care OF
for the summer IS to turn the job over to
the District Messenger and Delivery Co.,
telephone q or call at 80 Montgomery
street. and they Will make you an esti-
mate on the cost OF the work Prices
reasonable. They also pack. move and
store furniture and pianos.
G. II. MEDLOCK. Supt and MEr.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
CHELSEA.

Overseer Walter II. Emery has en-
gagged Walter Adams as superintend.
ent of the town farm for the coming
year.
THE TELEGRAM is the only evening
daily that reaches this place the same
evening it is published. Take it.
20 cents for three months or 90 cents
to Oct.
The c. e. society of the C~ongxega-
tional church will give a supper at
the vestry on Friday, March 80, to be
followed by a literary, musical and So
cial entertainment in the evening.
Proceeds to be used on repairs of the
vestry.
During the month of February
Orange county creamery made 1882
pounds of butter from 1876. 962 pounds
of milk and 4,1s2 pounds of cream re-
ceived. Current expenses were 1904
96, and the average test was 4.6l As.
Patrons were paid 263c per pound for
their butter. The cash receipts of
two patrons, RI. Y. Nation and Geo.
Metcalf, were about s97 each. Chas.
W. Smith of Tunbridge received
s69.22. Another patron. II. O. Flint
OF Tunbridge, from nine COWS kept by
him during the year has received
S529.lO, an average of $5S.77 per COW.
For a long time the people here
have felt the need of a local savings
institution. From many different
sources this matter has been urged
upon the directors of our National
bank and by distinguished and con-
sentative individuals whose interest is
first in the support and general well
fare OF home enterprise. After care
full and scrupulou; consideration ofthe
question the directors of the bank.
One iuil ooaro beng present, recently
voted to establish a savings depart
nent in connection with the bank. to
90 into operation April /. The rules
governing this department are practi-
ally Tile same asIthose of any ordin-
Try sayings institution. Interest at
The rate of three per cent annually
will be allowed depositors. communal
ID January 1st and July 1st of each
ear. {
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
EAST BARRE.

]. W. Bates was in the city Thurs.
day IN business.
DR.. G. N. Barber was in the village
Wednesday on business.
G. M. Winch was in the village last
Thursday on business.
L. r. Cheney and wife Of Washing
ton were in town Thursday.
F. L. Sargent of the city was in the
village Thursday on business.
Hon. r. M. Harvey of Montpelier
was in town Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Emery of South Washington
was in town Wednesday on business.
c. II. McAllister of Washington
was in town Thursday selling nursery
stock.
Mrs. w. e. Poole went to Montpe-
lier Wednesday to remain several days
with relatives.
Lawyer Z. r. Davis was in Montpe-
lier, Thursday and Friday, attending
a case in county court.
W. A. Cutler and Constable A. B.
Hutchins were in South Barre and the
city Thursday on business.
The Union Veterans Union meeting
was poorly attended last Wednesday
evening, owing to the inability Of the
city delegation to be present.
VIM. Jameson, who has been work
ing for Grearson Brothers for a few
months past, went to Barre last We'd
nesday and commenced work for Bar
clay Brothers.
Wednesday evening at the Fire Dis
trict meeting the trade was closed be-
tween the Fire District and the Web
ster estate for the fifty shares of stock
that the estate owned of the East
Barre Water Co. This gives the Fire
District control of the water plant
that supplies the village with water.
The business met with no opposition
at the meeting, and every motion was
unanimously, this being n of
the most harmonious meetings ever
held by the district since it's organza-
tion
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
Miss Florence Henry went to North

Miss Florence Henry went to North
field this noon.
John Brown left this morning TO
Whitehall, N. Y.
The Seminary closes tomorrow for
two weeks vacation.
Forty two city news items will b,
found on Bird page today.
Miss Fl. f. Waite and Mrs. S. f.
Jones went to Bethel today.
Mrs. Merrill Russell of Montpelier
visited in this city yesterday.
l.. M. Kiser arrived in the city this
morning from Lanesboro.
Clark Holden went to Claremont,
N. H., this noon on business.
Charles H. Sawyer left this morn
ing for Stowe on business.
d. NJ. Miles went to Burlington
this morning for a short visit.
0. W. Lewis is recovering slowly
from his recent severe attack of the
grip.
Most of the students Of the Semi
nary, went to their homes this noon
for the ten days vacation.
The Berlin street foot bridge is now
up so as to admit of traffic, and it will
be entirely completed by night.
Mr.. Hanold who has been in the city
for some time representing Townsend
& Townsend Of New York, returned
today.
Most of the students of Goddard
Seminary leave for their homes to-
tomorrow being the last day in
this term. o.
Joseph Carpenter of the North
market is on the sick list, but
is better than he has been for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins and
Mrs. Henry Wilkins have gone to
P. O., to attend the golden
Wedding of some Of their relatives.
They will be away about two weeks.
Washington, Waitsfield, West Tops
lam, Tunbridge, Plainfield, Webster
Vile, Gouldsyille and Hartford local
news will be found on pages 2 and 3
oday.
Many signs of increasing prosperity
nd business activity are seen daily on
he streets of Barre now. This morn
ng seven granite teams from the quar-
les We're counted all in one bunch at
square, as they were waiting for
he train to let them pass.
City clerk Burt H. Wells has COM
leted the report of the school census
Of the past fiscal year. There are
$50 children Of school age of these
OLA are boys and 1896 are girls.
heir numbers according to ages are
s follows.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
NJ

The South Barre Dramatic club
make their final appearance for the
season here tomorrow evening in the
sensational four act drama, The
Mountain Wait under the auspices of
the Ladies Circle. Specialties will be
introduced between the acts, and the
entertainment will conclude with the
very laughable farce a Mischievous
Niger.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
Adjourned Town Meeting.

ROXBURY.. - Clerk, treasurer and
ageht Zed ). Stanton; selectmen, w.
W. Wetmore, A. J. Ladd, G. w. Will
lianis; listers, Il. A. Howe, l.. G.
Royce, Il. A. Stinson; constable, E.
u. Bowman; road commissioner, M.
u flinn; school directors, AL. Boyce,
II. D. stanton, f. q. Fletcher; grand
jurors =. l.. Ellis,O. p. Dudley: v
seer, Salmon Williams: town fax.
$l.25: highway tax, zoe; debt 50, 500.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
as follows:
Bank of England's Profits,

London, March 23.-At the general
court of the Bank of England the gov
ernor, Mr.. Samuel Steuart Gladstone, an
nounccd that the profits for the six
months ending Feb. % were f736, 149,
and a dividend of 5 per cent was de-
clarel
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
Help Wanted--

When you want help, any kind of
help, from a private secretary to a
ditch digger, please remember that
pretty nearly everybody in this vicin-
lty who is "open for engagements
readsI HE TELEGRAM, at least 5000
families do every day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-23
Osman Pasha Not Dead Vet

Constantinople, March 23.-There is no
truth in the report published in the Unit
cd States that Osman Pasha, the hero of
Plevna. is dead. The famous Turkish
general has been sick for a week past.
but his health is now improving.
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THE GRAND JURY'S FAILURE.

HE March Grand Jury has set forth a sweep
MI Ing presentmenf against the men controll-
VUV Ing the Police Department Of this
city.
10 II finds that the police from rounds
men up TO the Commissioners are guilty
q criminal ignorance and OF criminal negligence"
In relation TO existing gambling houses and dives.
This blindness Is due not TO lack Of intelligence
OF knowledge. but TO some direct interest In the
maintenance Of the places
Further. the Grand jury declares as to the Dis
Attorney. that he not only failed TO give will
Ing and capable assistance toward the investiga-
tion of this evil but that he really blocked the
way when the inquiry pointed higher up"
This output by the Grand Jury IL one Of the
n0st Interesting contributions tn the mass Of
matter going to make up the history Of present
coalitions In New York. But II is q literary con-
tribution only-all words.
Having the evidence upon which TO found 80
broad presentment 1.-THE honorable body speaks
itself Of ito adequate evidence as to the clty's
wide-openness to eyi). II had the basis for many
and important indictments. Yet the true bills
which It found are comparatively few. and not one
Of them Is against a subject "hlgner up
Can we frankly and truly declare that the sins
Of dereliction and OF negccting to press an OPP
portunity are confined to the District Attorney.
The Grand Jury turned Mr. Gardiner from It's
GAanber one day. 1t had power TO ignore him
eo0plsteiy. and to carry It's inquiries to a bitter
1nish on Its own account II was sure OF public
sympathy and aid. by its own confession II had
~ necessary foundation FACTS for evidence.
Why did this Grand Jury stop with WORDS,
whom the way TO ACTS was clear, and when
ACTS were the demand OF the hour?
Why. With a field ranging from roundsmen up
y the Commissioners" was Capt. Thomas the
ooae victim Of the hunt
Why did the big gamesters and dvc-keepers
Dcaps and only the small ones rufIer. out Of a
body suficen,y In size and evidence to be
Dlainly accused Of corruptng an entire Depart
0ent Of Police!
II IL no answer to these questions to plead that
~ District-Attorney would not lend lis aid.
One reluctant man canno, close a broad road
- twenty.three determined men
II the Grand Jury had the FACTS It says II had,
Il clearly failed In Its DUTY to the waole people
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HIS LAST INVENTION.

n ALPH CARBON strobe moody up and down his
n workshop. which was Uttered with the odds and
ends Of machinery which represented the ruins
Of hundred castles In the air He sased around him
on the gaunt skeleton In and brass OF past hopes
and clinched his hands Hereby
n failure! Everything In my lifs 70 misssaS's
fsiurer' he cried aloud. Il he paced the floor.
II was not the breakdown OF an ordinary invention.
however that wrunG the bitter words from him. ne
had grown accustomed to waking In the morning with
an idea worth millions In his head. and going to bed
at night with the knowledge that Il was not worth
million mAtch-sticks. and had become quite philo'
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mothers life.
DO not think your children are going to ruin b.
cause they make racket All healthy children make
racket. but do not laugh at your ehld's sin be-
cause 1t Is smart. II you DO you will cry after a
while because Il II malicious
Remember. Il 10 what you DO more than what you
say. that Ii going to affect your children.
Lead, II you would have them follow. Have fam.
fy altar DO not with long prayers wear out your
chidrens knees. DO not have the prayer n repusion.
II you have plano. organ OF . melodion In
the house have Il open while you having prayers.
II you ray. II cannot construct q prayer am SLOW
Of speech and never could construct prayer" then
take Matthew Henrys prayers or take the Episcopal
Church prayer. book. There 10 nothing better than
that Put II down the chair, gather your children
about you. and commend them TO God.
You say II will not amount to anything. II will.
long after you are under the soil. That will re-
member father and mother at morning and evening
prayers and II will be . mighty help to him.
| T. DE WITT TAI.MAGE.
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QUERIES A! sx ANSWERS 1 e:
EVENING WORLD READERS.

Apply 10 Deiievse Hsspitsi
A.. ,bs,. any braces made 10 straighten the legs!
what vii, they cost? Where can Get them!
X Y. T.
L. Correct.
A SAYS thet this Is the twentieth century snd
,,. that Inc t~entsth century will not begin until
Jan l. 1901 Witch wins?
JAMES =, KENNEDY. Toms River. ~ J.
Csopev Vo1ea.
Where can a boy learn ssenosraphy for NOM
ing "
Thursday sd Friday.
IN ~ha, day. did July e. 1850 and June 81 i,S
fall, o. NEcTsLspH.
Part NJ the Cere.say ~ issssiIiss the Dsse 81
vestce.
What uas the Marriage Of the Adr'aiicf'
FLORENCE DoRsETT. Asbury Park. n. J.
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The Hungry Half Hour.

T~HE hungry half hour that often comes be
fore bedtime can he appetizIngly catered to by
I the cheese crackers" Take any OF the popular
luncheon crackers on the market and their name Is
lcEion-and spread with little butter and sprinkle
lightly with grated Parmesan cheese. Place a dish
In the oven long enough to brown them slightly. They
good when thus prepared II kept for several days
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vKSOw there are persons VINO seem to have no
| speeIaI interest In the welfare OF their nIdren.
/ The father says. MY boy must take the risks !
took In life. II - turns cut well. all right II he
turns out H. he will have to bear the consequences.
lie has the same chance that had lie must take
care 81 himself" shepherd might just as well
thru.t a lamb into den OF lions and say: Little
-.s..<s o.,
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II THE DAYS LOVE STORY. II

and children. and the ma1n1pstAG. IN the shApe Of
Deborah Dene the woman ~ lovsd. had failed him.
In his crched hand 10 held the lsttsr shs had ssnt
him. abruptly announcing tAas she wished - srssk
on their engagement.
Thss was . revolver ly1Ag - tAs mvssesrs bsaeA
which had thrice had IL bright hasssa Dolntsa Swaa
his forehead. but three times IL naas purpsss ~
failed him at the decisive moment.
The invsnsioa vas In the form Of dynamite bs1A
which would explode BY the slpv as13sa q - aea1
eating through Q barrier Of es@sat. n Was 60
nsctsd strongly to IN iron eAala, weesA - b.
ventor fastened around his waiss. 9slnan6 he I've
ends with Tale paddock. When - - irsksd n -
laid the key on his anvil. and. WITH s6sks Of bio
hammer beat II out Of shApo.
TO rot away from his, anvtl sad teesa Wsn ~
chance they stili offered him Of changing Ais mind
and breaking the chain round hs waist, - wei % 70
save the empty house from needless injury. the IN.
ventor put his hat and walked out Int he coue.
Try road that stretched In front Of HE lonely awsn0
when the road took him near any hahataten hs
made circuit to keep Il outside the range Of the
dynamite bomb round his wsst. with the sane
thoughsfulness for others no stoppsd wasA ssess
about half hours walk. hA caught sight Of the
figure Of Q woman appeoaching him. The night was
moonlight, one. and In the middle Of the road where
she vas walking Il was - clear ~ MONDAY. ses'
ond glance told him II was Deborah Done hurrytnS
along the road.
In the complete surprise Of sssins her IN such .
spot ~ such an hour, tne tnou&nt Oh nv snNSuueo
vent clear out Of his head.
He hurried forward
Deb" he said. what are you aoins hersr
For answer the girl nuns her arms round his nseh
and burst Into tesrs
The letter which he had received. and which -
was supposed TO have written. she had never heard
o. except through his reproaches shs Sovsd him
with her whoe heart and SOUL she soebsd. ana could
never dream Of giving him W.
This story ~ss told to me as true By friend -
mine who knew the interest take IN the subject Of
suicide He stopped when he had reached thie pone
In his narrative. a. II II were concluded
"And were they both klleiy' asksd. With intsrsgA
.oh no! They were married shortly aftsswas2
Garden save up trying TO invent from that night snl
became pretty successful when hs found hs real feete
-xsie- writing"
Bat the bonb!" ssked. ] was not interested II
the mans subsequent career. Ny friend psstseds1 =
ieok surprised.
..Ny dear fellow you don't think . machine eeuil
pcAsibiy Work when Ralph Garden had invented sn1
mads mr-Chicsgo News
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style of discipline you ought TO bring upon him You
see how he divides that applet lie takes ninetenths
Of Il for himself. aud he gives one-tenth OF II to
his sister Well let that 60 and all his life he VIII
want tho best part 0. everything, and he viii be
grinding AMI grasping to the day Of his death.
People hull their scorn ~ the life Of Lord Byron
Lord Byron was not half much to blame as his
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LONGEVITY Of 6rsir. Workees,

Statistics have been published to show that brain
workers are !eng-lyed. Five hundred eminent men
and women Of the present century were taken and
their duration OF life gives an averas, OF sixty Eight
years and eight months.
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Flowing Skirts Arc COMING In.

Polish up your sree;-car manners. gentlemen
Women are going take the reefs on, Of their skirts
and when flowing draperies are substituted for EEL
ski6 garments two men viii have to come to their
feet to give woman a seat
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TO BE BEAUTIFUL EAT CRECY SOUP.

ONCE II has been discovered that Helen Of troy.
n Cleopatra and other beautiful women Of history
partook ~ a diet 81 carrots. that pleasant-co-
orod vegetable ranks alongside the cucumber In It's
beauty king merits. crecy soup Is made OF
rots and Is called becaus. furnished dinner for
the Prince o. Wales the day the battle Of Crecy
was fought The mixture is fascinating. to say the
least half bottle Of white wine IL poured into a
saucepan and a quantity of sliced carrots and some
broth stock are added and the whole SINNERS until
the carrots are soft The mixture Is then bruised ana
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a DOG THHT MET THE QUEEN.

Among the thousand and
one interesting incidents Of
the queens visit to London
was the one in which Tim.
the well-known dog at Pad
dlnEton station. which col
lects for the widows and
orphans Of railway EN-
ployees. figured prominent
~. Tim. whose portrait 10
give. was pstrioticaliy be-
decked with red. white AID
blue ribbon and was brouxh,
by the Queens desire "a
Her MaJesty's saloon,
whefeupon the Queen
placed a sovereign In the
bog >slunE round the dog ,
neck. and exlsessed the
opinion that he was col
leesing Toe - sscsiisnI
oo1oel"
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The Limit in RationaIism.

Rational Ra,-Ex,ermnating Society has beer
organized in Copenhagen. which has built a crema
tory for the rats It kills
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WHY TOIL OnssCpRELYs

WHY TOLL OBSCuRELYP
He toiled for years with all his might
To win the bubble fame
Week In. week out. and day and night
but only failure came.
One day he took some pills and then
lie highly praised the same;
Hell never be obscure again.
The whole world knows his name
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The Cleverest Horses.

Rroad.hesded horses are the cieverest. In the
army horses with broad toreheAds learn their drill
more quickly than the others
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A PspeV Bicycle.

-. PAPER bscycis has now invaded The Aeio p0DR
"a ehee, similar 10 that sometimes used u ~
~ uasufsesuss ef railway carriage Wheels. \ -.
sssg7 ~ sub1aU. 81 y ~ ssrcag ~ any ID ~
hGonV = ~ = - esnesnDlaisd fss ~ DssoDeoD
- - ------.
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mother. The historian tells us that when her child
was Iimpng across the floor with his unsound foot
instead ~ acting like any other mother. she said
Get out Of my way. you lame brat Do not de-
nounce Lord Byron half much as you denounce his
mother. All the scenes In Venice. all the scenes IN
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pressed through a sieve. more broth Is added and
sugar to taste. and when the soup Is hot a bit OF
butter IL dropped In. and II Is served with cubes of
toasted bread and Is found 10 b. very paiat,ble
Another way OF improving your complexion b. eatlnS
carrots Is to cook them thoroughly and add them to
the mashed potatoes for dinner. pounding the two
together. The southern women have long known tn
value Of the radiant carrot as beauty food but
have kept the knowledge from their Northern sisters
fearing neredulity.
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The DAYS Of tresomo standing white gown Is being
htted nave departed. The above Il practical scheme
IN give your gown a perfect II, while you ar,
Joyins yourself II consists OF infatsble rubber
form. In using the form OF series Of shaped
canvases Of different sizes that with put
II while debated and then the lining. made
cntdng To- the measurements ~ the person for whom
the gown Is to be made. Il pu, this
The rubber form Is then inflated. and expanding takes
the exact shape OF the lining and everything Is ready
for the fitng Of the garment The canvas ia uses 30
that the rubber may not b" pierced by the pins used
An elastic belt Is also used which prevents undue
expar sion Of the lining at the whist.
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DIR. TALN1ACE'S SATURDAY EVENING SERMON.


Greece. all the scenes OF outrage wherever he went
are echo o. that bad mothers heart and that bad
sSsssaA.ss.ss ss..s ss-s<ses4-4s.s.s-ese.
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An emoirs Without Colonies.

Austria 10 the only Empire In the world which
has never had colonies trans-marine possess
.lon. In any quarter Of the earth. Her ambition
has hitherto been purely Continental
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sophicai over the failure Of his pans for money.
making But this time It was . different arrange.
ment that had broken down-an arrangement by
which the inventor hoped to make himself home
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= 0oGoog boenss sprouts tomorrow. buds In q
~ oooo0s In another seven days.
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mnDov o1sOsiss that municipal ownership shou
~ g 49, V an adequate city building.
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49, wa 10 the while thing in baseball" ssyi
- Du1ne. But II also takes . whole team.
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- -assssd the block" when MS on tn,
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40 Showers Of indictments ought 10 include sev.
- - ~ JAirS As.aas Railway piracy affair.
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Hot Mines.

T~IIE hottest mines In the world are the Com.
stock On the lower leve.s the heat IL 50 great
that the men cannot work over ten or fifteen mir.
utes at time Every known means Of mitigating the
heat has been tried IN vain. Ice me,s before II
reaches the bottom Of the shafts
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DIM THIS Even OCCUR TO Y0Us
Htus wihe-Say. pa. what's an sgotstr
Pam eGotst, ny son. II . man who tells you tAooo
things about himself which you INTENDED to tel, hin
about yourself
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90 = uusssls which has never hssa
~ 49, y = ~ OsIag by ~
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Mayor Van Wyek Ia perfectly willing to raise the
1nmnAsy once holders while he can't even see the
00DsVoelng school teacher.
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