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DAINTY ARTICLES MADE FROM
THIS MATERIAL.
Better, Than Reffia for Decorative Pur.
poses-veiI and Glove Cases
May Be Made Especially
Effective.

lilo mating made from the fir tree
of old Japan has entirely superseded
reffia as a means of practical decora-
ton. 1t is soft and smooth to the
touch, pliable, and possesses that
charm and simplicity characteristic of
the products of the versatile Jap.
The shavings are taken from the
tree by unique stripping process;
are exceedingly thin, quite long, most
of them ranging 33 to SO inches and
about an inch wide. They are care
fully rolled, then woven into mating
OF a checker weave pattern, which
comes out a neutral tone and beauti-
fully fine in texture.
Tilo mating is purchased for one
dollar a square yard. lilo strands
which are the shavings of the fir tree
before being woven into mating, are
used for various decorative purposes
ornamenting the mating, braiding
and binding the edge of the articles
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The Art of PLEASING.

Somebody said 1t is better to be
beautiful than to be good But 1t is
certainly better to be good than to be
ugly. 1t is better to be charming. A
woman cannot charm because she
wants to. A man is not agreeable be-
cause he sets out to be- Quite the re-
verse. In effort is failure. The prop
or effect must, like repartee, be spon-
taneous and unprecedented. 1t must
be radiated naturally, like light and
love. Books there are that pretend
70 tell how it is done. They do quite
as competently as grasshoppers teach
entomology, Edgar Salters declares In
the Delineator, that the ability to
charm, to be agreeable, to entertain
perfectly, and to be perfectly enter
tanning, is an art apprehensible only
Through influences generally prenatal
but always prolonged. The mere tech
inique is so volatile that 1t must be
inhaled. Like the Mayfair information,
little by little, 1t must be absorbed.
Kings and thugs may abash the anna
teur In the art of pleasing, but the ar
list Is at home with them. He puts
himself in harmony with them. In the
ability to do that is the whole secret
OF the art OF pleasing.
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THE STORY.

IN some way the rumor had gone
abroad through the camp OF Israel
that Moses was to leave them
Whether 1t was his manner. for the
people knew that the Lord had spoken
some new and startling message To
him. or his letting slip some word
about the future leadership of the
people. certain 1t is that the renort
that God had called Moses and that n
new leader was to be named 10 lead
them into the Promised Land spread
like wildfre among the people and
sadly yet wonderingly they watched
the aged leader leave the borders of
the camp and go solitary and alone
up Mount Abarlm. And when he had
disappeared from view the silence
which had brooded over the peonIe
was broken, and they fell to discuss.
Ing this new matter.
Instlnctiyely the people felt that Il
could be none other than Joshua. who
mad so faithfully served at the side
OF Moses for many years, but among
the princes who ruled over the tribes
there were several who secretly row.
eted the high place. OF these was
Gaddlel, Of the tribe OF Zebulun. who
was son Of that Gaddiel who was
among the Gpfes who persisted before
the Lord when they had brought mn
an evil report OF the land.
why should the prince over a tribe
Of only 32,5OO be chosen TO lead Iq.
rael?' he demanded. angrlIy. Of some
OF his intimate friends who had gath.
cred around (him and were discussing
the new developments.
But he has been through the
Promised Lapd and knows the way
one Of the humber ventured to SIG
gest.
Yes. but Caleb has. too. been
through The land, and he is At the
head OF the argest tribe in Israel
for acocrdingN to Moses reckoning
when he took the recent poll Of the
people there we 7esOO persons In
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RaiIroaod Accidents.

There was an appalling death list
or the railroads of the United States
Tor the year 1905. Twenty-six persons
were killed each day in the year and
23S injured, making a total Of 9,7O3
killed and S6,00S injured. Such a rec
ord as this testifies in eloquent terms
70 the carelessness and also to fool
hardness of employees and passengers
on railroads. and to the need of adj
donal protection in the way Of coup
hngs and other appliances to secure
the safety Of train hands. II such a
number Of human beings were wiped
out by An earthquake, a great battle
or some other such cause, the world
would shudder and the kindly dis
posed persons would come forward
and assist the destitute families of
sufferers, says Cooperation. Yet here
are hundreds Of families left without
wage earners and thrown upon the
charitable world as a result of acct.
dents which are occurring daily and
hourly, and which are in SO many
cases entirely preventable.
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A Recipe for Happiness.

- "cSiPS iOT Happiness.
A college man who entertained re-
Gently at smoker" for six of his
chums confided to his sister that he
would like something different" from
the ordinary place cards. And this
is what he found on red cardboard
panels done in india ink at each place
resting against small stems of Aus
TRAN ware. This clever recipe" was
illustrated with neat little sketches
sprinkled over the panel in a most at
tractive manner. Each chap declared
them worthy of frame or at least
se-par-touting." The recipe for
happiness is as follows:
To make it-Take hall dimly lit,
pair of stairs where two may sit,
OF music soft bar or so,
Two pairs of-just two pairs-you
know?
or little pats, one or two,
Or one squeezed hand instead Will do;
waist the size to be embraced;
And two ripe lips-rose bud-to taste
And If the lips are soft and sweet
You'll find your happiness complete.
MADAME MERRI.
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cupidity and commecI,II,m.

NuPioity and CommerclalIsm.
Some one down in West Virginia
mas plowed UP tomahawk which evi.
GENTLY had been carried to that To-
ca1ty away back in the seventeen
hundreds by savages who went there
from other localities and cleaned out
their aboriginal enemy. The point
OF interest in the matter is that the
weapon was not Of Indian origin, but
was OF steel, and OF such finished
workmanship that II came from Eng
land, at that time the worlds center
OF steel working. 1t goes to prove
tnat the red man, even in that early
day, obtained much Of his material
from the white man. But this. re-
marks the Troy Times, 10 not a spe-
cfally surprising revelation. When
was there a time when cupidity did
not overcome occasionally the i'm
pulses OF humanity? There is more
than a suspicion that many an Indian
war In the wild west was made DOS
'sible because INSCRIPTIONS white
men supplied the warriors with rifles
and ammunition. AS to turning an
honest penny out of the heather. did
not Massachusetts ship Medford rum
In the same vessels that carried mis-
sionaries and Bibles to Africa, and do
not British manufacturers turn out
big invoices Of little pagan gods for
the Hindoo market?
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Hints for the Hostess.
Proper Way to Get Up Enjoyable Stein Supper-A
Recipe for Happiness.

AT stein supper the guests are
usually men; such an affair is the de-
light of the college boy. In most
cases the success of the evening de-
Ponds upon the never-tiring mother
good sisters, or even interested girl
friends, who disappear behind the
scenes, after attending to the table
decorations, arranging the table, etc
Beer may or may not be served; cider
is favorite beverage, also hot spiced
lemonade and punch which are served
IN covered stems. The new semi
porcelain dishes of Holland and Eng.
Nsh manufacture are especially adapt
ed TO these affairs. Egg-shell china,
lace table cloths and such dainty ac-
cessories are out of place at stag"
parties. Toasts are always a pleasing
feature at any gathering and especial
ly SO at these suppers. The following
are all apropo for name cards or to be
memorized for this and other occa-
sions:
Here's to one; may she be won"
Large was his bounty and his soul
sincere"
'Lo. now has come our joyfulst
FEAST; let every man be jolly"
Here's to the girl love,
wish she was nigh;
II drinking beer would bring her here,
Id drink the old place dry"
Here's 10 those that love us. II we
only cared;
Here's to those that we'd love, II we
only dared"
May our joys be as deep as the ocean,
And our misfortunes as light as its
foam"
Drink ye to her that each loves
best"
Here's to our sweethearts and our
wives:
May our sweethearts soon become our
wives,
And our wives ever remain our sweet
hearts"
May the hinges Of friendship never
grow rusty"
May we never want bread to make
toast, or a cook TO prepare It."
Happy are we met, happy have we
been.
Happy may we part, and happy meet
again"
"a glass IS good, a lass is good.
And pipe TO smoke in cold weather.
The world is good and the people are
good,
And we're all good fellows together"
May we always mingle in the friend
~ bowl,
The feast OF reason and the flow of
soul"
A good menu is: Oysters. veget.
able soup, br0iled steak smothered in
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Glass CandlestIeks.

Glass candlesticks are much in de
mand now. The pressed glass can be-
had at remarkably low prices. while
the cut glass is not prohibitive in
price. Many persons object to touch.
ing any brass object. and also dislike
the labor Of cleaning brass. Glass is
more desirable on this account. and
looks very pretty upon the dining
table. either with or without shades.
II Is growing to be more and more
a glass age. Glass shelves are used In
cabinets and china closets. and in nm
to-date bathrooms even the tub is Of
heavy glass.
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SERMON ETTE.

God calls prepared men Into
his service. Joshua had long
) been serving an apprenticeship
under the great leader, Moses,
and IL may be assumed that he
had been studious and faithful.
A new epoch in a mans ca
reer is but the unfolding and
developing Of the years which
have preceded. The living of
the present determines the,
character Of the future.
AS one follows the fragment
airy history of Joshua up to the
time he was chosen and anoint-
ed as the successor Of Moses,
his loyalty to God and faithful
ness to present duty are strik-
ingly apparent, in fact the first
implies, or rather, involves, the
second. One cannot be loyal to
God and live careIessIy and
negligently.
"A man In whom Is the Spir-
III was the testimony of God
) as to the character of Joshua,
and in those few words is
) crowded a whole biography.
More SpiritfiIled men are
) needed in the world to-day to
lead Gods people through the
; pilgrimage of life.
To be Spirit-fiIIed does not
; mean fanaticism, but means the
wisdom and power, and love of
God flowing through a human
, channel. Joshua could fight like
a general, could rule like
statesman and could live like
a true son of God.
. The solemn service which
marked the setting apart of
; Joshua to the high office to
which God had called him is
. suggestive Of the modern or
dination of our ministers to the
; Gospel ministry. But note that
the man was first chosen of God.
, All the ordinations in the world
cannot create leader for Gods
> people II the Lord has not first
called him to that service.
> We do not find any false mod.
esty keeping Joshua from &C.
; cepting the high office, as is so
often the case with those called
; into active service in the church.
So many workers needed, and
; yet how often we find the one
called holds back and pleads all
; manner Of excuses. If il is
, Gods call, and it generally is,
the soul dare not refuse.
. "And thou shalt put some of
thine honor upon him." was the
charge Of God to Moses, as he
instructed him concerning the
ordination of Joshua. What a
privilege was this of Moses, to
impart to his successor some
thing Of the dignity, something
. OF the power and authority,
which had been his. Here Is a
, beautiful thought. The perpet-
uation OF ones self in someone
, else. A beautiful thought, IL IL
is the best self which is I'M
pressed upon the other life. A
solemn and awful thought If the
. impress Of our life upon some
one else's life Is for evil. Seek
. day by day to put some Of
thine honor" upon some one
. else.
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Oriental Picturesqueness Doomed

Picturesqueness in costume is doom.
ed. Cheap ready-made clothing will
BE its undoing. The British represen.
tative at Dar-al-Baida says the Moors
of Morocco are taking more and more
90 wearing European clothes in pref
erence to their national dress, and
that as a consequence there is a fine
opening for ready-made clothes for
saen and women, provided the colors
se bright 1sslble that adher.
|pnce to the tastekor vivid hues may
ave the situation. but there is danger
bat the drummer, in his anxiety to
be-! ase trade, will knock out the
list business, says the San Fran
b Chronicle. Nine-tenths OF the
aetion that a visit TO oriental coun-
has for the average traveller 10
eturesque costumes Of the inhab-
II they are supplanted By En-
togs, and nothing but the dirt
10 doubtful whether the lat
rove a powerful magnet to
Ntourist
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New York Girl Now Lsdv pao...

There are now ten Lady Pagets In
Great Britain, the latest being the
wife of Gen. Paget, who has just been
knighted. She was Miss Minnie,
daughter OF Mrs. Paran Stevens, OF
New York. Her first appearance in
London society\was made a good
many years ago, when ,heE~heauty ana
viVacity caused quite a sensatioT
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Ibo5 recently published declares
MAJ IS the most unchaste, the
drunken, the most selfish aud
pited, the most misery, the most
critical and the most bloodthirsty
|rrestrial creatures" But De is
he only one that has invented a
20 punish himself with such crit
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Worked in lilo Mating.

pecially attractive. The border may
be of any color raffia desired There
are five parts to each bucket, the
four sides and the base. The buckets
or baskets are suspended from a bam-
boo rod. The inside buckets of tin
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onions. fried potatoes, rolls, spaghetti
with cheese, lobster salad, individual
apple pies, coffee, crackers and Rogue
fort cheese
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Ter the present rules anyone
b killed or injured IN playing
r. guilty OF a plain violation o.
ics Of The game
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together, also for finishing off the
edge. 1t is cheaper than rafHa, which
varies from 10 to % cents a bundle,
according to the quality and color.
The well buckets of Japan are es-
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JOSHUA
CHOSEN
TwENTlETH-ln Cloud and Pillar Series
, Story OF gHt WILDERNESS JOURNEY OF
INT HfBRfv Pf0ptk
By the "Highway and Byway"Preaehsr

Scripture Authority: Numbers 81:
1928; Deut. 31:7, s.
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The Original.

Foley 4 Co.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar a. . throat and lUnG
remedy, aud on account Of the great
merit aud popularity OF Foley'S Honsy
aud Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Thess WORTHLESS lmi.
ta,ioas have Similsr sounding nance.
Beware Of them, The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar 10 In q yellow package.
Ask for u and refuse any substitute.
II 10 Ihs beet remedy fOr coughs aud
colds. J. W. McColIum 4 Co.
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Acquitted Of Murder CHARGE.

Louisville. KY, April 1e-The Jury
in the case OF Rev, U. G. sutheliD, on
trial at New Albany. Ind, charged
with the murder OF his wife, Geneva
L. sutherIin. has returned a verdict
Of not guilty. The Jury had been out
since Saturday morning. but dld MOI
decide upon the verdict until o'clock
Monday morning. Rev Mr.. Suther-
lin received the verdict with cOmpos-
ure and was congratulated by mum.
Der Of persons; including several hys'
terical women who were In the court
room.
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A tale ofhorror vas told by marks ri
human blood In the home Of J. w. Will
liamS, we'll ksown merchant OF Bac,
Ky. He writes; "TWenty years ago ]
hsd severe hemoFrhages Of the lODGs,
and was near d-+th when began tab.
Ing Dr.. KIng'S New Discovery. II com
pletsly cured me and I have remained
well ever since" II cures hemorThasev,
CD '~uIs coughs. settled colds and bron.
eh.'iS, and IL the only known cure for
weak lunss. Every bottle guaranteed
~ eli druggists. 500 and 81. Trial
bottle free.
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Nashville. Tena., April l0.-The sec
rotary OF state has granted . charter
TO the Louisville. South Pittsburg and
Birmingham Railroad company, incor
porated for the purpose Of construct
Ing line Of railroad from Louisville
Ky, to Birmingham, Ala. Capital
100000. The incorporators are c. q
GlatIau. Edwin Ripley. OF PittS6urS
Pa; J. W. Davis. Of FAlconer, N. Y;
Earl Ripley, OF Duquion. Ills. W. H
Waugh, OF 0reenville. Pa. and John
. Shillito. Of Crossville. Tenn.
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Seven More Companies Sian scale.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 10.-There wal
an almost complete resumption Of op
erations In the coal fields around here
on Monday. Seven independent coaI
companies signed the scale. The only
large concern that has 80 far refused
to sign is the Pittsburg and West
moreland Coal company. with a capac
ity Of q million tol'. This company
has considerable coal stored, and al
soon as this supply 10 exhausted II Ia
believed that the oficials will agree "a
pay the advanced rate.
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saIIsrd.s siorshound Syrup

Immediately relieves hoarSe, cToupy
coughs; oppressed = rattling, raspIns
and dlfieult breathing. Henry O.
steaFns, Druggist, Shullsburg, Wis.,,
writes May 20, 1909, II have been
selling Billiards. Horehound Syrup foI
two years, and have never had q prep
AratIon that has given batter satisiac-
tloD. notice that when / sell Q bot
tie they come back for more. can
honestly recommend &c." Zoe, 800 and
81. Sold By W. n. JohnSon.
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10 The Moon Inhabited ?

Science has proven that the moon
has On aImosphsFe which makes life IN
some form possible Oh that satellite
bat not for human beings. Who have Q
hard enough tine on THE earth Of onrs,
especially those who DONE kAOs that
ElseIrIa Bitssrs eaTe headache. bllIoUa-
asss, malaria. ehills end tower. Jsua.
dice, Dyspepsia, dlsstasss, torpid liver.
kidney eomplaiats. general debility
and female weaknesses, UasqSalled as
. general tonic and aPps,IEsr for weak
persoas and especially ior the aged. L,
Induees soeSd Slsep. Fully GuaSau.
tsed By ell Druggists. Price only Soc.
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10 no worse shan the terrible case oil
pIlss that afflicted me 10 pears. Then
vas advised 90 apply Bueklenb Arstes
Salve. and less than Dor pssmaDea,ly
cared me, writes L $. Naplsr Of Rag.
lee. NJ. Heals MI wounds. barns asd
Sorps tAe magic. ~ ~ all dvusassss'
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There win b . reception Aesa q, the
taaldenes % MRs, W. n, rhoaaa. Easl
AAg1h slFees. from Z TO . e'eleA tAis
f'lssnees. Al Fngalar usmheN Of
- os1eF, henosFy msmeeN ana
1tllNnass - NE STATE esSvsalloa. are
<eeaiallg snstisa
- FAnsaay atlssneea ne dele.
kiss - aha elale eeavsasisa wlll -
m 11lss aeona the eltI, IAe Nv.
16oh Esre hindlg pGsspa easrhena
So IA fHfanes, hol SO esmmittse.
s|l'.ses pAsers sesssa1ass go
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LIbsl Charged 70 chattanoOaa editor

Daltoa, Ca, April lO.--Judge A. W
Flte called In the grand jury Monday
morning. lie issued 4 rule hlLi and
charged the jury to and an Indictment
against the editor Of the ChattanooGs
Times for libel on account of the ~
cent editorial on the matter az euehrt
playing Tor primes Solicitor 0eaeraI
q d Maddox presented the bin. and
editorial to the jury and u 10 expect
ed TO be found true.
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Cay DIRECTORY Fos aala.

We have Q Ramhsr 81 eopies al
hsr,s' Ca'y nIFsesosy foe sals ~ TAs
SaR osSes. Il V Aandy FeisPenes
eeek ter business sDa psoaRssieaAl
msa. ei,.ae the nance ef FessAsnss,
wsaA sssvst asd uambsF PVtse Redas.
ed 10 ~
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Death ssns,nss 70, h.a,e...

AmeF,cas. 0a. April ia---Judgs LIT.
ueiohn has imposed the death sen.
teaee uPon 0eorSfv BrcaEAtoa and
John Graham. two negroes coaviciei
81 murder. They are 30 hang three
weeks hence, the supreme court having
passed upon their cases already.
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A Lucky PosswIssroes

IL AU. AlssasdeE 81 CaSy. Me-. Who
has found De Kings Nss Lie ellis 10
b. the beet trmsdy che ever TRIED Zoe
AssplaG the STOMACH. liver and boSsls
In PsFtreI order. roa'll agree With
her u JOa ~ 'Aess painless pauAasrs
that iatase new hts. GaaEaasspd b.
ell druggists. Price -,
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FIRST DAY'SSESSION W. C.T.H
PROVED A MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS

them TO the Baptist church at I:SC
O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
Todsy's Program.
The following program will be car
Tied out today:
Morning.
9i00--C Convention called TO order BY
the PRECEDENT, Mics Minnie e. Neal,
DeLand.
Doxology.
Psalm 140 read Tesponsively.
Crusade Hymn.
PrayeF--Mn. W. v. Knott.
Roll call.
Appointussnt Of committees.
Report Of executive committee.
l0--PFesident's address.
Song.
1O:00-RspoFt Of dIstFict presidents.
1l-IntEod uctIoB Of visitors and new
members.
II .3o-DevotIonal hour, Mrs. H. 8.
White, EustIS.
Afternoon.
2-Hymn.
PraysI--Mv. II. @. Peslman, F..
Myers.
Report Of Y. SscTetary-Miss KIttis
L. Nelson, Coleman.
Report Of L. T. L. secTetsFy--MrS.
e. O. Westcott, Eussis.
2;b0--CorrespondIng secFetaTy's VeA
port, MrS. Lillian r. Perkins, Jack
sonville.
Song.
2;so--Report Of treasurer, Mn.
CLARA NJ. Anthony, Lake City.
Report Of suditoF--Mrs. n. NJ. P.
Dean, DeLand.
Paper Model TreasuFer's Boob, !"
Mrs A. q. stephens, Palatks.
DlScussioo-"HoW TO Raise Funds"
Mrs. Clara NJ. Anthony, Lake City.
Song
s;6o--sympoSium, W. O. T. U. de.
partJnsntS that concern the physical
nature.
Health and HerediIy"--Mn. W.
O. Kinney, Winter Haven,
Medical Temperanes''-MU. A. 8.
MsOormiok, Lake City.
Scientific Temperance Instruction"
MFs, NJ, NJ. p. Dean, DeLand.
t;S0-"How 70 Take Up Depart.
msnt, to Do Effective WORK." Mn. NJ.
N, Newton, Virginia.
Evening.
The exercises IN the evening will be
held 81 the auditorium.
7,90-Devotional service.
Instrumental musie.
s,4S-AddVesS, Mn. N. N. Newton.
Solo--MS. Goodwin.
silb--PFessntatioA Of banner to llS.
trIsI presldsaI making laTgeSt gain.
MusIc--Piauo duet.
Presentation Of banner 70 local
UnIOn making largest gain.
Solo-Mlss Dempsey.
Presentation OF banner 10 OupeFin.
Isndsnti rsporting beat work.
06sFlna.
nnouRcSmsnta
DosuloRy and bensdIetiou,
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