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The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
TRIUMPH OF ENGLISH TONGUE.

An English-speaking nation has
grown up on the west side of the At
lantic which has done and is doing
more than the parent country to give
the tongue world vogue. Two-thirds
of the people who speak English live
in the United States. The industrial
and commercial conquests which this
country is gaining tell in favor of its
peoples tongue. A century ago
French. Spanish and German were far
ahead of English in the number of per-
sons who used them as vehicle of
speech. But in the lapse of time Eng.
lish has passed all of them and is
spoken by more people to-day than
is any other civilized tongue.-St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
PERILous TRIPS OF LITTLE
VALUE.

Just what contribution to science
Hiss Annie S. Peck has made by
climbing one of the loftiest of the
Andean peaks to a height of 10000
feet is not made altogether clear. Per-
haps it is important that the exact
elevations of these towering points of
land should be accurately determined.
but beyond the addition of that bit of
information to our stock of knowledge
mountain climbers of the type of Miss
Peck do not seem to accomplish much
more than the qualification of their
own love of adventure and their desire
to be first at the submits of the ice
clad rocks at the roof of the world
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
NEW ATMOSPHERE ON THE
FARM.

In broad sense the farm is becom-
ing more attractive every year. The
telephone and the rural delivery serv-
ice. the greatly improved machinery
for cultivation and handling of crops.
the dawn of the township high and
the consolidated district school. the
formation of debating clubs and wom-
ems societies, the building of better
churches, and the advent of the inter
urban road-all of these influences
have created new atmosphere for
the farmer. The day when the aver
age farmer was a lout has passed.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
HOSTILITY TO MILITARY DRILL.

Military instruction. it may be as
serted, is far from popular in the great
colleges to which students flock for in
struction in the humanities, the arts
and sciences. 1t is not what they flock
there for; and, even though the state
provide free truition for its sons, the
latter. like free Americans, claim they
should get it without reciprocal serv-
ice on their part.
1t is not a new trait. The modern
yankee lad is no worse than was MS
great-grandfather. Thomas Jefferson,
our mightiest exponent of the doctrine
of free speech and the equality OF man.
when he sought to curb the exuber-
ance of the student body of the univer-
sity he had founded within the shadow
of his own Monticello, was scandalized
to find the youth of Virginia possessed
of ideas of their own and overwhelm-
ing powers of expression.
The recent demonstration against
the president of the university of "a
remarkably neighboring state" was
zephyr in comparison with the hurri-
cane of Kisses that greeted the great
leader of American Democracy. There
was such a thing then as too much
freedom of speech and manner even
in Virginia college and a bygone
century. Small wonder, therefore,
that in these days. when there is far
less of home training. there should be
such dislike of discipline on the part
of the undergraduate body of our uni
versities.-Gen. Charles King in The
World To-Day.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
A REcREATIoN-MAO GENERA
TiON.

We live. to sum up the situation, in
a generation that has gone recreation
mad. Outdoor sports and indoor sports
fill up our leisure moments, or in some
cases all our moments. Athletics.
golf, tennis. games of all manners and
lacking manners. rise, flourish and de-
cay. The race horse. the bicycle and
the automobile pursue each other
across the stage of action. We play
at being intellectual. we play at being
religious, we play at being tough,
and all three are merged and included
in being men and women of the
world" The instrument Of
an occasional hilarity has an unfor-
tunate tendency to develop into the
minister of quenchless thirst.-Mrs
Martha Baker Dunn, in the Atlantic.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21

stone crock and cover with cold brine
that is strong enough to bear up an
egg. Set aside for three days, drain
off the brine, and wipe the pickles
dry. Wash out the crock. put in the
cucumbers. cover with cold water and
leave for twentyfour hours. Boil In
vinegar two minced onions. twenty
cloves, an ounce each of mustard and
celery seed and a few blades of mace.
Add a cup of sugar and fill the crock
with this boiling mixture. Stir the
cucumbers well. then cover closely
and leave for a week. At the end OF
that time drain off the vinegar. boil
1t up again and again pour it over the
pickles. Do not use for several
months.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Partisan Creation,

One of the pretty American women
in Paris recently appeared at re.
ception gowned in a dress of black
Chantilly, beautifully made over a
lustrous satin foundation. The hat
was a great wide-spreading black
lace picture hat and she wore long,
black gloves. The note of color was
found in a beautiful turquoise blue
sash. in a great, long. blue ostrich
plume and in a handsome turquoise
brooch at the throat. The costume
was by all odds the most attractive
in the room.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
LAssA NO LONGER SACRED.

The romance of the forbidden city
has expired. The Caucasian has set
his foot in the city of the grand lama.
The European is gazing upon the
white palace with the golden roofs
that crowns the sacred hilN from
which for centuries the Buddhist pope
has reigned. In other centuries few
Europeans managed to reach Lassa.
These struggling adventurers were
agents of religion; they wanted Lassa
for Christianity. They were easily
driven away. The present invaders
are agents of political ambition-they
will tay.-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
ANOTHER DISEASE OF THE
NERVES..

Speed madness is the newest nerve
disease. 1t is the child of invention
and fashion, and likely to prove dan
gerous decadent for pathological treat
ment. Find its regenerator If you can.
There is no germ increase of this
speed madness, and nothing can allay
the symptoms but complete disaster
and breakdown of the means of graf
flying the mania. When a victim is
physically shattered speed madness
passes. Not until then.-Boston Her
I'D.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Shirt Waists Here to STAY.

Shirt waists are too comfortable to
ever go out of fashion," said a promi-
nent modiste recently. They are
growing more dressy every season,
and yet I doubt. too, If the real plain
tailor-made shirt waist, worn with
white collar and black tie or a neat
stock, will ever be superseded for GER
tam occasions by the dressier affairs.
make up quantities of the white
handkerchief linen waists, hand-em-
broidered, right through the summer
and winter. They launder well, are
extremely becoming, and COOL"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Local Advice.

Suppose" said the man who was
looking fi free information. 81 shoul.
fall through defective sidewalk AM:
sDrain my ankle. what would you ad-
wise me to do?''
We'll, replied the lawyer, I'D ad
wise you to come to me and plank
down so as a retainer-then ask me
that question"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
THE ENeLIsHMAN's INCOME.

The total annual income of the peo.
pie of the United Kingdom, as esti-
mated by Sir Robert Giffen and Prof.
Bowley, approaches s10,000,000 900.
Our population at this moment is as
nearly as possible 43.000.0O0. Divid.
ing $4,000. 100000 by 43.00O.OO0. we
get nearly $235 as the annual income
per head of the British people. TAX
ing a family as five persons, we see
that the average income per family is
about 81 ,175 per annum.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Merely a Hint.

DeBorem ttime 1880 p. mJ-Are
you interested in baseball. Miss Cut
ting?
Miss Cutting tsuppressing a yawn)
Yes. to certain extent. | dearly
love 20 see man make home run
occasionally.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Hobson's Choice.

City-We have had quite nice
time here, Mrs. Rural. You must come
and see us in the city some time.
Mrs. Rural am afraid that time
will never come. You see, cannot
afford to receive visitors and go visit
ing, too.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Served Him Riqht.

Mamma-Margie. you naughty girl.
stop pulling your little brothers hair!
What do you mean by treating him in
that manner?
Margie (aged 5)-lts all his own
fault. mamma. ! wanted to play we
were engaged. but he would play we
were married
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Disappointed,

What did you think Of Philadel'
pkia?"
81 never was more imposed on in
my Ife," answered Col. Stillwell OF
Kentucky. They told me Philadel-
phia was famous for its mint, and all
they showed me was the place where
the.- make money"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
A Man of Originality.

You have to pay some attention to
international law, do you not?"
Yes" answered the man in charge
of Russian warship. But | like to
be original and make up my interna
tional law as | go along"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Where the Mask Comes In.

Patience-He married womar
with money. believe.
Patrice-Yes. she's got all kinds CT
money.
"Homely. | suppose?"
"Frightfully, But he doesn't mina
it. You see. they spend most of tn.
time in their automobile and she wears
a mask"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Eur News from Pals.

Word comes from Paris that a pure
white fox fur will be used next win.
ter for wear with the all-velvet suits.
Ermine and sable will also be worn
with velvet. and gray squirrel, most
trying of all furs. promises to return
in the form of stoles and coats.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
SPEED THE TIME.

When the American public gets to
the point where it can see that sol
Id citizen"-namely, man of wealth
and influence-who breaks the law is
as much a criminal as the individual
who steals that he may eat. the Amer
lean public will cease to be vexed by
financial schemes that are frauds and
by automobiles that exceed the lagal
speed INSTRUMENTATION Times.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
The Lesser of TWO Evils.

Nervous Passenger (as train stops)
i say. conductor, are those two men
taking straw vote?
Conductor-No; they are taking up
collection. Train robbers. you
know.
Nervous Passenger-Oh. then, 1t
isn't az bad as suspected.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Kent Time To II.

They have music at the Bontons
cafe; let's go there for lunch.
mo; ! used to go there, but 1t gave
me Indigestion
Whats the matter? Cooking bad?"
mo; It was the music. They play
nothing but ragtime and quicksteps."
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Job He Would Like.

Warder Ito newly arrived convict
In this institution we try to put
man to work at his own trade or pro-
fession. SO that he can work his way
IN. What is your occupation?
Convict-Im an aeronaut.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
His Status,

No" said Luschman. II don't like
the way these modern hotels enter
tain you; the old fashioned tavern for
me-"
Yes" replied his wife, witheringly.
the old fashioned tavern was more
appropriate for you. as 1t supplied en-
tertainment for man and beast -
Philadelphia Press.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Secret of His Patriotism.

Il cant feel that man who looks
after his pecuniary interests as closele
as you do really loves his country"
You are mistaken" answered Nj 4.
Grafton Grabb. Il regard my couI-
try with feelings of affection and pro
found gratitude. If 1t weren't for my
country where would all these salar.e,
and perQuisites come from?"
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
What Did He Mean?

Wife-But doesn't it cost an awful
lot Of money to send me to the sea-
shore for three months every sum
mer?
Husband oh. yes, of course. Money
is certainly great blessing.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
unexpected happens.

Darling" said the young man who
had figured on breaking into the fam
lily circle, II am afraid your father is
going to call our engagement OF"
why do you think so. dear?" asked
the fair maid.
Yesterday" explained the young
man, 'he paid back the $40 he bor
rowed off me three months ago."
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
SLppIN VS.. Demand.

Mrs. De Smythe-1 wonder why old
china is so rare and valuable.
Mrs. DE Jones--Is it possible you
don't know. after keeping a servant
girl all these years.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
More important.

Yes" said the stranger. Il used to
edit paper in the West. but | got
my right hand caught in the press one
day and it crippled my fingers SO had
to give up
Couldn't write any more, eh?"
"Oh. that wasn't 1t. but one of them
was my trigger finger. Philadelphia
Press.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Elatiron Holders.

III lined with layer of old. soft
leather. like the top of a boot, or a
piece of asbestos. will protect your
hand from heat far better than II
made in the ordinary way. -
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
lust Like a Man.

Grouchly-I don't see why you need
such lot OF money for clothes.
Mrs. Grouchly-Why. before we
were married you said you always
liked to see weli-dressed woman.
Grouchly-Yes, but that was before
I was called upon to pay the freight.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
kimono Dressing saeoue.

No other form of dressing sacque
is quite SO comfortable and satisfac-
tory as the kimono. This one is De-
cuilarly attractive and is made Of
light weight wash flannel with bands
of wash silk in plain color AS shown,
the sleeves are pointed. but round
ones can be substituted whenever pre-
ferred. Again, the yoke can match the
band in place of the kimono when
that combination is liked. In addition
to the light weight woods Oriental C n,
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
His Dual Position.

Ryder-Hello. old mani haven't
seen you since you were married. Are
you still foorwalker for Cuttem.
Slasher G. Co.?
Walker-Yes; and also have q
similar position with another firm.
Ryder-Why. how is that?
Walker-Well, you see, since the
baby came l have been doing floor
walking stunt at home each night.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
He Found Out.

What" asked the old gentleman,
who was being shown through the
prison. sis the most Objectionable part
OF prison life?"
DE visitors wot ask fool questions" "
answered the snrly prisoner
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Let Out His FEELINGS.

Cyrus-Old Crawfoot has just an.
nounced the engagement of the eldest
of his nins daughters.
Silas-How did he announce it,"
Cyrus-He danced n jig.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
No Dcfinite Information.

Ascum-Miss Nurltch hasn't really
broken her engagement to you?
Tytleson-Oh. no. she's just pre-
lending to be angry. She asked me
how much | loved her and told her
didn't know.
Ascum-You didn't know?
Tytleson-No, I'm not sure; some
say only one million, and others say at
least five.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21

bowl may be filed with fruits accord
ing to the English fashion or, to meet
the American taste. pink roses ara
preferred.
Another centerpiece has narc!ssi
blooms at the base as well as on the
upper electroliers, and cupids are
posed reaching from the lower row Of
lights to the upper.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Had a Close Call,

The Rabbit had a narrow escape
from being killed by an amateur
sportsman to-day.
The Grouse-Was he such a good
shot?
The Rabbit-No. but when the gun
kicked 1t knocked him over and he
almost sat on me.-Puck
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Taffetas IN Plain coIors.

For fall wear. taffeta dresses in
plain colors are trimmed with narrow
ruchings. edged with a contrasting
shade. Orange or coque de roche is
used for piping ruchings on both blue
and brown gowns
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Save the Bread Crumbs.

Save every scrap of bread. When
dry roll them and put them away in
n clean tin box, a tin cracker box is
good. until they are needed for bread.
ing meats or in scolloped foods. They
are better than cracker crumbs.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Those Loving Girls.

Sylvia-Mr. De Scadds paid you
such lovely compliment last night.
Phyllis-Indecd! What did he say?
Sylyia-He said you looked enough
Iiko me to be my sister.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Certainly.

you will miss me when I'm gone"
he said reproachfully, after the quar-
rel.
"Yes, and I'd probably miss you
before you go If l had anything to
throw at YOU" she rejoined. between
sObs.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
ships.

Weary Willie Hard times. amt
they?
Dusty Rhodes-Yer bet. Keeps
feIlar hustlin' to keep from working.
Town and Country.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Not In It..

what do YOU think of mock turtle
soup?"
Il think it is better?"
Better"
Yes; better for the turtle
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Natural Deduction.

Mifkins-That fellow Lamberton
seems to have a taste for inventions.
Bifkins-That accounts for it.
Mifltins-Accounts for what?
Bifkins-The fact that he swallows
every fish story that is told him.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
- Her Manly Trait.

Mrs. Hix-Mrs. Juno strikes me as
being entirely too masculine for a
woman.
Mrs. Dix-Yes. indeed. Why. every
time she has an ache or pain she
makes as much fuss about t as
man would.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Those Loving Girls.

Anyone can dress very nicely
without spending much if one has a
little taste.
May-Then you ought to dress q
good deal better than you do.
Amy-Why.
May-Well. you don't spend much,
and I'm sure you have but little taste
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
Diplomacy.

walker-Were you at the races yes.
terday?
Ryder-No.
WaIker-Good. You are the very
man have been looking for!
Ryder-Why so?
Walker-I want to borrow IS.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
He Answered Correctly.

Magis:rate-What is your name!
Prisoner-SmiZz.
Magistrate-I want your full name.
Personal Friend-Thats his full
name. your worship. When he's sober
his name is Smith.-Pick-Me-Up
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
The Point of View.

Gayboy tat the reception)-What
charming young lady your cousin is,
my dear. It's lucky thing | didn't
meet her before married you.
Mrs. Gayboy-Indeed it is-for her.
The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
What They Get.

What They Get.
Weston-What does the member OF
the legislature get in your state?
Keystone-That depends. Some
times one is sentenced for year or
two. but more frequently he gets of
scot free
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
Gortfetung folgt.)
Ste Miuionenbraut.

Hah Observation-Disclosures liner
fu9ungsbaft iinb nunmebr Der &aufs
mann &oieRftiel unb Der friibcre
Rittmeiiter 3ieler in Berlin duf freien
SUB geIeBt pprben. Die beiben Wne
sstlagten iinb nit elmer @ngelegenbeit
perquidt, bic Bel ibrem 8efanntnerben
Mufieben erregte. Rpfenitiel, elm
mebrfa9 tpesen Wuders porbeitrafter
Mdnn, purbe Dor etfpa stpei Sabren
bon Dem iugenbliGen, aus Seiterrci6
ftammenben @rafen 2arif9 tpesen
8eI9affung bon Gelbmitteln in Inz
fpru9 genommen. Gpfenftiel unb
3iefer iGlueen benz iuneen9 rafen Dor,
iih burn cine 9elbbeiratb aus ietnen
miBli6en @erbdltnifen au befreien,
unb als Der @rdf hermit einoertanz
ben mar. tpurbe er auf bic So9ter eli
mes MiGiondrs unb 9roRinbuitrieGen
in Seuti9lanb binsepieien. Mdn
f~tattete ben @rafen 10 aus, baB er dls
6reier auftreten fonnte. Gr muBte
bann einen YrpDifionsne9fel iiber cine
babe Minipn Marf unterf9reiben,
Der an benz Sage fGnig fem iolte, an
benz bic 6odseit itattaefunben bate.
Oas prpieft aeridlug fim Der Sraf
qina na6 Nmerifa, unbH pienitiel 6atz
te bas Nudfeben. SpGter erfubr er,
baB @raf 2orii6 in Mmerifa cine
MilionGrin gebeiratbet bate. &ofen'
ffiel fon nun unter 3ieiers 8eibilfe
einen ebenio geDagten pie raffinirten
8etrua berfuht baben. On Stene beg
erften Propiiionspe6fels, Der benz
@rafen suriideegeben porben mar, ion
8ofenitiel einen anberen @e6fel un@
teraei6oben unb bieien eelterb ees
maGt boben. S6on o etna einem
Sabre fanb in bieier Safe 8erbanpe
lunq ftatt, bic aber i6lieBli6 Der Ser
taeung berfiel, ba Elm @ertbeiOiger auf
bic 2abune zines in Mmerifa ppbnenz
BEN t3eugen ni9t perSihten ponte.
Gin ipGterer Sermin mubte aufsebo=
ben tperber, neil Der 3euhe 9raf Ga
rif6 ni6t au haben mar. SEPT lit &c
Ienftiel I9per ~erfranft. unb bas Sc
ridt bat es poreeaoeen, i'm unb 3iefcr
aus Der l1nterfu6unasbaft gu entlai<
fen. Die grlebiaung biefes 8ro5ehes
biirfte fomit nod i'm peiten Selbe lie
gen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20

unterbra6 feline Settle, fein 9anb. Der
blonblodige Gspf iab 10 gra3iOs auf
benz 9alfe fpie cine 8liitbe auf ibrem
Stengel. Sn benz f9malen, gplb>
bur9pirften ganb, bas bic feline Saine
be5ei9nete, buftete elm GROCER Straub
0eil9en.
r&ommen sic, &inbGen. Sie finb
f9On pie Elm 9ebi9t beute Mbenb.
Wenn sic audi ielbit feline aiinftlerin
tperben fpaten, sic f0nnen uns 8initz
Ter bod bur9 Sbren Nnblid beeeiitern.
Sas lit audi elm @erbienit."
Marta na6m @ftas Nrm. Sic GIN
gen, bon einem 9iener in unauffGuiger
2ipree sefOlst, bur9 mebrere srOBe
SGle Bis gum Kindergarten.
Srau 9rpfefor Bengal, cine mod
junge, bibi9e Srau in li9tgelber
Seibe, fam Marta nit auseeitredten
9dnben entsessn. Marta ftelte Otto
Dor. Die @trtbin besriibte fe berali9.
Siefe 5tpanelofe Dirt bes @erfebrs, Der
Ginfiibruns tpuilberte Ifto, aber fie gez
fiel ibr. Mit tpis piel leeren Sormsn
unb gerempnien quGlte ma ii9 in ben
&reifen, in benen tie bisber lebte, ber=
UNI!
prpfefor Bengal, sia idlOu dlterer
Mann nit ipiB eei6nittenem, erausm
@onbort, Die sebrungene 6igur in lode>
rem, fdparsem Sammtiudstt, fteIte
@ita bic iibrieen Nntpefenben ppr.
Meiit SdriftfteIer, Muiifer, 8ibbausr,
mebr ober peniser beriibmt, nit ober
obne @attinnen, ma9ten ben ettpa
sfpan3is Yerfonen 5Gblenben &rsis aus.
rWiele feblen nod on unferer Safel>
runoe. Die meiiten flieben ben 8erliner
Sommer. 0os 1T aber gerobe meine
bette Irbeits5eit," meinte Bengal.
nSa, sic bdben's au9 gut in Sbrer
Sbiersartenbiua, profeRor9en, pus
CLAUDE i9," Ia9te Der etpas lebertrant
ausIebenbe Ssrr ban Sielen, befannter
SOurnuIiit uHb &ritifer. raber i@ in
meiner gliibenbbeiben Wobnuns in Der
&urfiiritenitrabe iperbe baIb tou bon
benz Wasenldrm, Der briitenben 9iBe,
benz neutrality-suspicious. unb &inberz
eefdret auf ben 6Ofen"
(Gortiesuns folst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-20
5. 6 b |.

~ lie bon einem groB,n @arten
~ umgebene @ila bes profehors
q Bengal in Der Sbiergartenz
ftrabe ftrublte i'm S4ein UNI
aG6liger eleftriI9er Slammen. Srob=
Dem blenbete ni9ts bas @uee. @om
bunfelften 3ptb big gum li9teIten
&ofa tDnten ii9 bic 8irnen an ben
&ron=, Wanb= unb @rmleu6tern ab.
Warme, roiige 2i9titr0me rieielten an
ben peiben @liebern Der Statuen, Die
ben @orplaB i6miidten, berab. Oas
pompeianii9e &Otb Der WGnoe 6ilbete
ben pafenben 9intererunb fir Die Sc
mGlbe, Statuetten unb 8rpn5efiguren
Der Salons, beren laui9ige Winfel
grobs, iaftis CRIME 9ulmen unb 5ars
rem belebten. @us cen Seffnungen Der
Warmorfamine gliibten rotbe Hofen
ftatt bes Seuers beraus.
Ser fiibe Ouft bur9spg Die fdmmt>
li6en, fiinftlerii9 finnig eeorbneten
RGurne, beren Pru9t ni9t auffdaig in
Die Nusen fprang>fonbern in Der polz
lenoeten 9armonie aler Sarben uno
Sormen unbei6reibli9 tpoblt6uenb ben
Sinnen i6mei9elte.
Die 8Gume bes E%6iergartens Spgen
ii6 pie cine i9par3e unbetpegli4e
Wanb um bic 0iGa berum. Oas
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