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Evening journal., 1902-11-21
GOOD ROADS MEETING
Addresses to be Delivered by Henry
/. Budd and Francis M. Walker

II has boon decided to hold meeting In
favor of good roads at Delaware College
on December ! and at that time some
plan of action for presentation 10 the
General Assembly will be decided upon.
At meeting which viii probably be
held In the morning will be addressed by
Henry l. Budd. the New Jersey road en-
gineer. ON the plan followed In that state.
Francis NJ Walker will address the after
noon meeting. Tho trustees Of New
Castle county worlshouse have also been
invited TO be present and 10 tell FOR how
much they could furnish stone for use
upon the roads and how II could be de-
| IliVcrcd.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
TRESPASSERS WERE SENTENCED
Three Men Found Acting Strangely
on Pennsylvania Railroad at
West Street

Three men were arrested about o'clock
this morning at West and the lennsyl-
vania railroad and arraigned In the city
Court this morning ON a charge OF tres
pass. The prisoners gave their names as
Joseph Roach, Frank Young and Joseph
King. Roach IS a resident OF this city
and has served time In New Castle lail
for burglary The defendants were seen
on the railroad in the rear OF saloon
property ana one Of them was climbing
over a fence. A fine Of So and costs was
imposed on each.
Charles Dougherty was committed 10
the county worlShouse FOR thirty days on
"a charge Of vagrancy
a fine of IS and costs was imposed on
Sarah Walker and James Riley both col
orcd. for acting disorderly ON the coast.
owen l.. Wilson was sentenced To pay
"a fine OF So and costs FOR peddllng without
a license
For violating the health ordinance IN
failing 70 comply with "a notice sent %
him by the Board OF Health Department
John Callam was fined So and costs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21

DINE AND TALK
mi-annuaI Dinner of Church Club
of Delaware in New Century
Club Delightful Affair

bovs on the east side, and asked the
members of the club to see to 1t That
these boys had some proper play
ground and that they should be sur
rounded with proper influences
Following Mr.. Wells, snort I'D
dresses were made by David 4. Marvil,
and Victor B. Woolley, and at the de-
corous hour of 1890 the meeting ad-
journed with the singing Of Lac dox-
ology.
The members of the club and their
guests who were present included:
Bishop Leighton Coleman, the Revs.
f. NJ. Munson, George c. Hall, IL. Ash
ton Henry, Hubert w. Wells, Alexan-
der M. Rich. J. Harry Chesley, William
M. Jefferis. w. b. Beach, Charles B.
Dubell.
John P. Almond.
William n. Barnard, d. P. Barnard,
Samuel c. Biddle, ]. Walker Burns.
Il. T. Candy, James ID. Carter, 5
Aiinot Curtis, Harlow II. Curtis Charles
M. Curtis. Alfred A. Curtis, Louis l.
< Curtis. Charles A. Cook, Delaware
| Clark. Albert l. Churohman, Charles
e. .Clemence. II. Leslie Carpenter. VIII
liam Cloud, r. f. Causey, Jr., John I'll
| Cole, of New York
Charles e. Dubell, Francis G. Du
Pont, Ernest Dupont.
L. e. Eliason, George A. Elliott, Dr
j. A. Ellegood.
William ]. Fisher.
John S. Grohe, A. V. Lesley George
A. o. II. Grier.
John NJ. Harvey, George B. Hynson
Francis II. Hoffecker, DIR. w. II. How
ell, William II. Hill.
Justa G. Justis.
Charles E. Kingston, Allison N. Kim
mey. William Kenney, w. Poynte
, Kemper.
William Luke, John r. LambsoI
John w. Lawson, Jr., David Lindsa,
David Lindsay. Jr.. w. Allan Lindsay
! John NJ. Mendinhall William
Mansley, Charles r. Miller, David (
f, Marvil, Franklin ]. Murphey Charlie
B. P. McCrea, Edmund Mitchell.
= Robert Pennington, Charles B. Pa
! mer, Richard T. Pilling, Joseph Pacl
! ard, of Baltimore.
Horace G. Rettew. A. S. Reed, Jof
? II. Rice. R. 3. Rayner, +. V. Rhode
: OF Baltimore
Harry e. Speakman. Willard !
: Speal1man. Frank p. Turner.
: Victor b. Woolley, George A. Wo
. . John B. Whitehead, Lewis S. William
son.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
GUARDIAN APPOINTED
To Look After Interests of Explosion
Victims Children

In Orphans Court this morning,
with Chancellor Nicholson sitting as
president of the court, Elizabeth VIII
Iiams was appointed guardian of Ches-
ter and Ethel Hutton, who are the
children of John Hutton, one of the
victims OF the recent explosion at tho
Delaware Pulp Works.
James II. Farley was appointed
guardian of Maria and Rosa Farley
and Alice Il. Groves guardian of Harry
W., Jennie +. and Mabel f. Groves.
Freoholders appointed TO make par
tition of real estate of the late Isaa,
Miller, made return of no partition. G.
4. Brown and Charles b. Evans were
appointed trustees to sell.
James J. Riley, executor of Michae
Riley, was granted an order to sell hi
real estate.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
HOUSES TO SATISFY
HOME SEEKERS DEMANDS

streets are nearly completed, having
been built. by Contractor David Dangel
tor Peter Elmer, and at Twenty-Second
street and Concord avenue a row OF
ten dwellings are in course Of erection
for the Home Real Estate Company
and Linton & Co.
William j. Connolly is still peggins
away in the Eleventh ward. He is now
supervising the construction OF forty
new homes, which will be completed IN
a short time. For some time past It
appears that Mr.. Connolly has restrict
ed his building operations in this Sec
on of the city, having erected many
houses which were occupied by nome
seekers as soon as completed lie Is
aware of the present need Of more me-
dium-sized houses. and as fast as pos
sible he is putting them Up to SATISFY
the increasing demand Of seekers OF
homes.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
MISSIONARIES
OPEN SESSION
Annual Meeting Began in
Covenant Church This
Morning

The sixth annual convention of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance be
gan its session in the Covenant Church
this morning.
It opened at $3.50 o'clock with prayer
for the convention, the speakers and
the work in foreign countries. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. A. w.
Thompson, Of Kenwood, n. Y, and A.
p. McGOugh, of Philadelphia.
The afternoon session began at l.St
O'Clock, when the Rev. Martin lands
a missionary from China, spoke There
were other speakers who spoke of tao
good work being done by the Alliance
The session will continue until Sunda.
night. and viii be addressed by seyera
prominent missionary workers.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
CARRIE NATION
SAW HORSE SHOW
Harangued Great Gathering
on Overdress Until Elected
by the Police
SMASHED CHAMPAGNE GLASSES
After Delivering Tirade Before the
Vanderbilt Box, Kansas Reformer
Entered Cafe, ard Caused Trouble,
Until Handed over TO Police.


Until Handed over to Police.
New York Nov 21.-Mrs. Carrie |
Nation created a sensation at the |
Horse Show yesterday. She harangued ]
the great gathering on the evils OF I
overdress. attempted to break a bot
tie of champagne. and was finally eject |
ed from the building by the police.
Mrs. Nation entered the garden quietly
and took a seat in the tier. She had
been there only a few minutes when
her gaze rested on the box where
some members Of the Vanderbilt fam
ily we're sitting She studied her pro
gramme and then descended TO the
promenade. Stationing herself in front
Of the Vanderbilt box. she deli'Vred
TRADE on overdress. In the box we're
seated Mrs Alfred C. Vanderbilt,
Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss Nelson.
Alfred C. Vanderbilt was leaning
against the rail Of the promenade and
cid not see Mrs Nation approach.
You ought to be ashamed of yosr-
selves" the woman screamed at them.
You ought TO be ashamed 90 wear
such disgraceful~ clothes. Take them
off. take them off at once and attire
yourselves more modestly." Alfred G.
Vanderbilt hastily left his position al
the rail and came over to whore Mrs
Nation was standing and wiping hel
p forehead with a handkerchief. He
whispered something in her ear anS
pushed her away
The outburst OF the woman attract
ed q great crowd Of people, and the oc
= cupants of the Vanderbilt box wer
I evidently very much embarrassed
Mrs. Nation then turned her attentio
to other boxes. Finally she starte
= for the cafe. where she bore down o
: a party of men who we're drinkin
d wine. Mrs. Nation seized the bottl
Ia and. glaring ut the men. shouted
q. Young men, don't drink such filth
r stuff You are going straight to hel
e, Where is the man who sells this stun
10 Show him to me, and ! will tell hi
"a what think of him."
Mrs. Nations request was speedi
granted by the sudden appearance
NJ. Vinepigue, the caterer at the ga
don. Get out of this horrible bul
4, ness" she shouted at him. "Nou a
IN also going to hell and running the be
a les and souls of men. You are dra
Ne ging them down with you. Shame
you. Shame on you"
The Frenchman, however, ran
Mrs. Nation and rescued the bott
which she had repeatedly brandish
u u in the air to emphasize her rcmarl
~ Then he pushed her out of the do,
n Here the police took hold of the Ki
On sas reformer and forced her out of
he building
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
nlorgua
TO CHANGE BIRD RESIDENCE
Late Attorneys Residence TO be Con
verted Into Offices

Andrew E. Sanborn, who recently
purchased the law offices and city resi-
dence of the late Levi c. Bird, at NO.
1925 Market street. will convert the en-
tire building into modern offices. The
building. which is situated directly
opposite the Court House square, is an
ideal location for the purpose proposed
The interior Of the building viii be
entirely changed and will be divided
into four or five suite of offices. There
will be steam heat and all other mod
ern improvements. Mr.. Sanborn VII
continue 10 have offices on the grounC
floor. but will have a number OF alter
atlons and improvements made II
them.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
SISTER FOUND
SISTER HANGING
Elizabeth B. Harrop Com
mitted Suicide at Her Home
in Philadelphia
THIRTY DROWNED IN DANUBE

Philadelphia, Nov. 21.-Leaving her
sisters bedside about IL O'Clock last
might, elizabeth Is. HaTop, SO years
old, OF No. 1716 North Fifty-second
stnsea. deliberately committed suicide
by hanging herself in the bathroom.
An hour later the younger Miss Har-
rop awoke, and finding her sister gone
made a hurMed search through the
house, and found the woman strangled
to death, dangling at the end OF a
piece of rope, which was attached to a
| hook in the ceiling.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
GONE TO NEW YORK

The many friends Of w. Dew. Dim
oclr. who has been secretary OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
for the past four years, will regret to
learn he has been removed to New
York city. where he Is an officer OF the
New York Shipbuilding Company.
While in this city Mr.. Dimock made
many friends.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
Ihlrtx Drown ed in the Danube

Vienna, Nov. 21.-A Danube steam
er crowded with workmen sank on Or
sova. a frontier town Of Seryia, on an
island in the Danube, yesterday eVon-
ing. Thirty Of those who were on
hoard were drowned. Owing to the
darkness the boats from the shore were
only abe to rescue five persons.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
pnahodv ReciiaI Tonlght

The drawing room Of the New-Cen-
turv Club doubtless will be filled with
music lovers tonight, the occasion be-
ing the appearance OF the PeaDouy
Quartet. These musicians gave re-
cital once before. delighting those VINO
heard them. Their programs are high-
class in every particular, and excel
lently carried out.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
-MAY lAuNcH eovERNMENT TUe

The remaining quartermaster's tug
built at the Pusey and Jones Company s
ward NAV be launched tomorrow. IL
the boat is not pushed off then 1t VIII
be done early next week. There VIII
be no ceremony or name given at the
launching, the craft being simply push
ed from the ways into the water.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
HEALTH OFFICERS 0lspLEAsEU

Omcers Of the Board Of Health Depart
ment deny the recent story published IN
Philadelphia that a man suffering from
smallpox was driven from this city ana
found there. If the truth be kncwn' they
declare 1T would be found that more pa %
tients have come here from Phiadelphla
for treatment instead of the reverse.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
.BOWLERS ROLL
IN TOURNAMENT
Knights of Columbus Team
Now in First Place-Tie
for Second Place

The knights Of Columbus bowling team
Is now ahead in the city bowling league.
Last night the Knights Of Columbus de-
feated the Wilmington Bicycle Club by
fhe score of 2.214 to 2.175. The game was
"A hot one from start 20 finish and until
almost the last ball had been rolled was
anybodys game.
In the game between the Young Men
Christian Association and the 1ounl
Mems Republican club, both teams were
slightly of their feet, but "a good game
was played the Young Mems Christian
Association winning by the score OF -'l''
TO 2,152.
The standing Of the clubs follow;
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
To Have ola-fashioned Spelling Bee

The Young woman's Christian AS
sociation is preparing for an old-fash-
ioned spelling bee in the near future
at which time prizes will be offered to
successful contestants. The date Of
the entertainment, and place for ap-
plicants to register will be published
later on when none under sixteen
years of age will BE accepted. 1t VIII
probably be held in the Century CLUB.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
Protected from &c

The Pullman car shops will be pro
tectcd from destruction by fire by am
automatic fire service. which was in
stalled at a cost of $4,000.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
NEW DRIVER NAMED

Lewis Glascoe has been elected to
drive the Washington chemical en-
gine, in place of Frank Hyatt, who re-
signed last week.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
16o Persons Reported Drowned

Bucharest, Nov. 21.-The UNIVERSAL
states that the steamer Bosnia sank in
a gale on Tuesday in the Black sea
Her crew and passengers, numbering
15O, were drowned.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
To cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets.
Ali druggists refund the money II Il fails
to cure. Il. W.Grove's signature Is on
each box, c5c.
Evening journal., 1902-11-21
Plea for East Side 5oYl

Tine Rev. II. w. Wells was intro
luced and made stirring plea for the
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lag | minneapolis er ubtommet:
gaarbuo f6or1ellinser, @fitier %
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srfttstnbe: Garuatr Sens Saeobfen,
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Bogen e. paa Cd. $50 siber oss to.
fer beftet csc.
Raa famine Torldg e osiad uDtonts
met grattit geilebninsi 6iertraapI1
At gbriilien Bann. Denue Bog inbe,
bolber Il Beitriuelie ooer bt forffisnise
61nitraeer % Billeber az BEN. Ser.
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I sToorins, oe fOrifieutse Mstbober tor
Dpbeparins at egs, Rasnins, Ueonins;
.Slastntns Gorienbelie, Spsbon1n,e
sblanbt sFlerlre Dip. Denue Bog q.
Her Soc
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Nreo I 8poafrtta.

Der bleu mebbelt fra Qonbon Sens
'baa, at 2orb Rtt6ener bapbe telesraferet
..9erbas, at ct Document inbebolbenoe
Jrebsbetinselierne par blepen unoerifre=
|net at ale Boer:@ :@epreientanter iaapels
'fonts af xorb Milner og 2orb &it6ener
faame Mften. ..... &
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bag. Den bleD osiaa fortpnbt / Cir.
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r,obtaset neb Subel. s alle Qonbons
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Set taDer. iour ON Song @bwarb bar
5paret iDris for, at Greb ifuloe blipe tils
:Deiebrast, fpr bans Rronins ftal finoe
.iteb,: builtet erN ben 26oe % 27bAbs.
,Dtsie to Dase e. M protlamerebe iom
spfentli9e 6eQtgba9e. .S@ +
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Dor 2anbsn:eno =. y. poDe I ct.
Baul bar peret Dtterlanb % ifrep for
Iibt oper en- Maaneb ftbtn fra Beirut
Sprien til Bioneer Breis I st. YauI.
Af Strtuelfen fremsaar, ATTAIN blanbt
andre Steoer osiaa bar Deret / Supan,
iom ban tror t,aa pore Smaaberns Ha>
rabis. 5an flyer:
.Det fpntes mig, ion1 ON bDer entffe
iapaneiift Ruinbe bar ct Barn paa Jtps.
gen. Seq bar aIbris feet iaa mango
.Smaabern ION jtg faa I Sapan, men
man Tiger, at Sapan Ct u1aabsrns Bas
rabis. Man bar benz n1eb ftg, faffs
.bnnbne I'll Mooereas eaer en- Ssiters
@ps. De ioDer n,eb 0opebet bielpelsif
i1enssnbs bib % bib; ;-De rs meb fine
forte Dine al, ION foresaar, % be fiji.
ger albris
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-06-05

+, 5. Det er ,&ams 6orn1, Tom Rreoiten
Tor }benne 6ifforte tiltnmmer. @n
Drahter bapbe rapet ino | &irten en-
Spupas Morsen % fat fig neo paa en-
Bent peb Giben at en- af Dtatonerne.
pttaen bolbt nttop paa at tale ON b
alulnbtIise 2aiier bIanbt 5oIt 90 ina1t
taahtt ,al1 1oppr 81 ranfsrsns
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men, at ban anto9 bette iom rettet mob
fs perionlis. San re,ife fig bertor
tnnst % iuarebe: r9er er ies.@ %
ban bleu l1aaenbe, mems preiteu meb
0eltalenbeb filbreoe en- Dro1ters Ra<
rarter os Stiebne. 9ibt ienere naaebe
Breten en- anoen af be 2atter, ban uilbe
ansribt, % ubbrsb: r9Dor e 6ptles
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paa fin sibemanb % faebe meb bsrlis
9vifen: .staa %, Diaton, ban ten.
Ter paa big benne @ans. Staa op, o.
tas bet Tom en- MeuD, Iisefom leg Nor,
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,.Se8 f,sttIte % hui, ,,,ttlte..

ut Smil toifer tntet men bet Tan als
lisepel ltbrette ubp.e me9et. Vt ere !
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emil. Web BIZ, at bit emil fan pqre
til Opmuntrins for anbre2 Det er lite
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fosserle belle Eioen. Sfogserlatterer,
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uenliet Smi! er berin1ob en- 0eDertpas
geIle for ben Eratte os en- Opmuntrins
for ben Toriaste. Derion. ,bn meoer
ben Tremmeoe meb ct Sn,l, ba filler
ban fig inart bien,,1e. /.
v6uorlebes Ton, bu til at tienbe: benz
Beg" ipurate en- mooer lin lille 9atter,
ba bun iaa benbe iase 6arpel til Ct tats
tist tlebt Barn ueb lRirtebpren.
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aanite alene os Iaa aiorbe leg plabs for
benbe paa min Stcl. Seq imtlte os
bun inilte, % faa par ri 1trar bettenbte
meb binanoen". 6ern1eb enber 9iifo.
rien, men ri tan piitnot lore noeet af
ben. vSes imilte og bun im,lte". Oct
parme emil par lis en- Solitraale bet
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Dttttoet peo ct gnttI.

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>@n Breif bite eaean9 en- af fine Rolz
lesaer iom bapoe preptfet for BAN, en-
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bar leg punbet peb ct @mil. !"
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til benbe % git p,bere. 1.
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naming. .3 6iemlanbsp.
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Bertefiferiet i Merbebeu af Yrairie bu
.@bten. ISIS, fer ub I'll at uere meset tnbs
brinsenbe. Det er lite lense mellem buer
Sang, man timber. en- u1eaet perbifulb
perle. Den 20 Mai fanbtes en-, ber bleu
betalt u,eb $4,000. Sen peiebe omtrent
SO @ran, baDbe en- fuut lpiersb GarDe
.os por fnIbtommen runb. 4ieberea par
:9. 8. 4etbe efter glaunet at bsn,u,e
en- Stanbinar. ban taar Rrtbit forat
pare en- grpert Perleforretningen.
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National Educational Associa-
.tion uil bolee I'm aarlise @onsention i
Mtnneapolts fra ben 7be til ben lite
Suli iaar. Ill.,. - 49,.
Stats:Superintenben Olfon bar uo.
fat vSommerifolerue~ (9ererifolerne)
til efter ben @onuention, forat ale &c.
rerinber % 3erere / Staten Tan baue
Anlebnins til at tase Del @onuentios
men. y ....s .c;
Det er tolp Mar, ftben benne Torenins
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st faaoant U1Ibe anfades bsrfor iom en-
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ring lite e ubelbrebelts. s et Mebe /
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faebe, At fl Suit, lSolftiu. sob Nerins
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Gine. 9an anbetalebe Milonerer at
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Det oil lite lenne f1g for Gcrenebe
Stater at bebolbe 5tlippinerne, fasoe
Senater Dubois fra Sbabo Toreneb.
Staters Senat for en- Fib fben. Den
Torbel, ioh ter MATTE nere I Derne,
iaabe ban, pil tun toune enbel Rapitas
Fliffer tilgobe, ibet be ptl nbpitIe psrup.
pens 9ieIpetilOer Deb biQise NrbeiDere,
% herisiennem Dil be tomme til at tou<
tnrere enbos neb bet omeritanife EoIt
ialfalb meo Mserbruserne % 6abrt.
tanterne.
RegieringenS Mttipitet paa 6ilippi.
nerne DiI osfaa tiene til at pette Rina
fro fin Slunmer, 90 naar Drasen en-.
gang e patt. Dil ben opiluse 81 gerbens
6anbel. Is a,nas 6laa e Biaeoet Of
en- Drase. l1sebl. 4.
Den fore l1bfsrfeI af Wel fra be
6orenene Stater III Ortenten pilbe Iebe
6olt til at trn, at bette 9anb tunbe op.
rette en flor 9anbeI ber. Dette par en-
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lite piIbe bIipe lenge, tIr Rina fnnbe
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