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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-11-26
What
Liberty
in Turkey
Has Cost
By ARSHAC DER MAHDESIAN.
Editor Of Ardziv and Of Armenia.

Turkey July "a is the fruon of heroic sesacrfcng efforts
of Aa the Armenian behalf euaon enlightenment and
liberty
If the Turks benign influence of the
American European civilization through with
the During the reign of several enlightened
Turks Paris for higher education later ogn
of the Young Turkish movement whose representative Mda Paha
could not do anything without the advice states
Oan Sevcen 1t through the
ed and patriotic Armenans that Ndhat Pa succeeded conforming
constitution which was proclaimed bv Add
uIam his the throne suppressed by himthe
same constitution which is promulgated to-day.
And yet the Amenans prosecuted throughout Turkey because
their conspicuous progressive tendency Massacres massacres
the villages looted ground
Their appeal to Christian Europe merely answered by the
yrst article of the Berlin treaty. which execution
Furious the Armenian audacy demanding reforms Turkish
increased its prosecutions encouraged Kurd to XIII
and pge their Armenian negbors The younger generation of Ar
menan inspired by the principles of European civilization and by the
writings of their liberal authors to revolution in order
their rights
Itwas suicidal step for the Armenan handful people scattered
among hord of hostile However it was
the Armenian revolution that awoe Turkey the liberty By
witnessing the madom the Armenian outons year year the
Turks think of liberty the Romans witnessing torturs Of
early Christians thought Christianity that there must be m
irresistible and beautiful make people willingly sac
rfce their lives in And the Romans gradually Chris
dotees of liberty in acknowledgment
few weeks ago festival commemoaon of the
Turkish officer his speech addressed
in the following words:
Brothers you it your fault You were 20
had teach by the sacrifice
oaour precious lives"
people who call the Turkish boodess Blood
ess Three hundred thousand Armenian lives the revolution
which brought liberty to Turkey.
Yes Western civilization rumphed in Turkey the eyerasno
glory of a small nation who fought and
died herocaly for progress, enighen- .<AAs Be. <<>
ment and liberty
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The
Lament OF
the Foolish
Hen


v-z-1,.as HE times are good-they are
,EMS, Such wealth Of corn as we
AWWnN pever saw, there comes
SAEZg Amt lane
LGI To toss MS out our meal Of
grain.
A few months hack I was so thin,
AM nov have a double chin
Ana feel as though 1 was tight laced
When | nut on NV corset waist.
4 = y
Aunt lana connes out at early morn
win her blue apron full of corn,
Ana with a friendly chcl,ing sound
sbe tbroue If ON tbe frosty ground.
,rbo crons are pathered in. the days
Are soft with Indian summer haze
Ana Tork tho cbnre bov. feeds the stoc ck
While cbips nv at the chopping block.
y y y
Tho cit,, NAV ho,e its delights
put those detehtfnl davs and nights
Trnon the farm nre full for me
OF tho sorenest ecstasy
sine boclf tbora in Sente,nber thew
IIava added 10 our fare eoch day
tintiI n fullness inns insnired
,rhsre,s Mailing left 10 he desired.
y n y
A word about Aunt Jane, that serves
To pay the tribute she deserves:
Since first 1 broke my shell to see
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TO one who is familiar with the rival
ry of Europe and Asia and with the strug-
gle for mastery Of the world going on be-
tween them, from the Trojan war to the
historic battles of Greece and Persia; with
the rivalry and the struggle of the occi-
dental and oriental civilizations, perpetual
ed TO our own times under the guise of the
eastern question"-the liberal movement
in the orient signifies the triumph of the
Aryan ideals over the Asatic mind And
this is more truly so in regard to Turkey.
For the liberal movement which eliminated
in the pronunciation of the new constitution
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-11-26
Russia S
Revolt
Upheaval-Both
Political and Social
Has Not Failed
By PROF. MAXINE KOvALEVSKY,
Famous Historian and Member Council of Empire.

You ask why has the Russian revolution
failed? begin by denying the fact. My opinion is
that it has not failed but is going at the present
time, and if some despairng it is because they do
not realize the real nature of the movement. The
movement is far from being only political-it is es-
sentiay social 1t began years ago. and its chief
suit will be the creation of Russian democracy.
Centuries ago Harrington, in his Oceana, expressed
the idea, for his time that power belongs to those
who own the land Now Russian soil is rapidly passing
into the hands of the peasants The first Duma in
tended to accelerate the movement through legisa-
ton The reaction which followed was chiefly created
by the fact that the Russian nobility frightened
by the radcaism of the measures proposed.
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But the movement transcrence the land
INTO the hands Of the the less perhaps
rapidly than before The with NJ Stoypn
buying the lands of nobemen
to the peasants This certainly ruinou the Russian
than the had achieves the The
luton of village communiesanoter obnoxious the
mns yet the whole advancing the day Of rising
side it class popretors
the other much
between them becomes every day probable.
Our industries unable TO employ all those who having
settled interest the land deertng the villages Russian
culture not likely become secondary branch national
In such conditions the rising of the country
to probable and all hear persons living
country only confirms apprehension The peasant losing his
fdnce the the the country people
the landed sres The orthodox church each day losing
more of its moral hold upon the people, because of its
total lack of independence toward civil authority nobility The
radical Protestant such the Dukhobors
Stondsts apsts) gaining day adhns among the
peasanty All this not calculated suggest the idea
fear the future And for
in the affirmative question Do think that the que
on will lead disturbances the
will
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lie tried to whisper something once
To me, the scrawny, half-starved Ounce
But l passed on with figure trim,
do not care to talk with him.
4 4 4
Aunt Jane one morning cooped us in
The yard, the stout ones and the thin.
we are so tame, and she has made
Us love her so we're not afraid
And then she caught us, one by one.
And petted us, and ere twas done.
She felt my body my plump side.
TIL | could scarce contain my pride.
Il Il Il
Old Gobbler sat neglected quite,
So thin he was a sorry sight,
And she passed him by nor did stop
10 stroke his side or feel his crop.
Again he sought to speak with me,
Again l scorned him haughtily.
And he brushed something from his eve
tear think. as | passed by.
4 Il q
Last night I had n horrid dream.
thought heard Old Gobbler scream.
Don't eat! Don't cat" until the words
Walked me and all the other birds
Old Gobbler sat there like a sphinx
And watched me as a hungry lynx;
IL must have been a dream and thep
l closed my eyes in sleep again.
Il a ,
'Tis morning now, here comes Aunt Jana
Her apron fun OF corn again:
But what grim person that with her
So like an eXecutioner?
He bears a glitterng AK and bright
In truth, most revolving sight.
But passes by-Ah, me, the fright
Near took away my appetite.
Il Il 4
Now stoops Aunt Jane to bid me bep
For corn. She grabs me by the legi
"Ho, jack" she cries. Come. hurry,
rum
I've got the very fattest oner
He comes across the yard and takes
Me to the chopping block and shakes
His cleaning aX--Old Gobbler. near
Goes "kyouck!" and wipes another tear
Il r n
How cold and treacherous is fatel
see II all, but tbs too late.
O,d Gobblers whisper was TO warn
Me of the fate OF too much corn.
He loved me- Hear his mournful
"kyouck!"
close my eyes upon the block,
Forgive me, Gobbler Stayed / thin
had escaped this guillotine
u. W. Foley, in Philadelphia Ledger.
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lie tried to whisper something once
To me, the scrawny, half-starved Ounce,
But passed on with figure trim,
do not care to talk with him.
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HE times are good-they are 1
vow.
Such wealth OF corn as we
have now
never saw. there comes
Aunt Jane
To toss us out our meal OF
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LEWIS..WISE.

Miss Edith Lewis. daughter of
Mr.. Charles Lewis. and Mr.. Way
land Wise. son Of Mr.. Thomas
Wise, both of Redart, Va, were
married iii the Old Baptist Church
at Hudgius, Va. on the morning
OF Dec. 2Ist, Rev. n. B. Jordan
officiating. The happy couple
left on the Norfolk steamer the
same day for their bridal tour.
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SANTA CLAUS VS.
ITS PARSONAGE.
EIADGE.

On Sunday night Old Santa"
visited the home OF Rev. l., J.
phaup the pastor of Mathews Cir
cult. He came 80 represent Sa-
lem Church-having as his assis-
sistauts the Epworth Leagers Of
that church. lie had With him
a crowd of earnest wOrkers-men
women. boys and girls. all loaded
down with good things for the
preacher and bis family. The
dining table's safety was la dan
ger; loaded was it with fruits. veg
etables. sneat, fowl, oysters. sa-
gar, coffee, etc. The happy
crowd, bent Gu giving happiness
TO others spent an hour or more
at the parsonage and was enter
tanned with music by Mrs phaup.
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The cpeu meeting OF the Philo-
nathan Literary Society of the
Mathews high School which was
held in the Court House on the
night of Dec. 10th was a success
in every way. The attendance
was quite large. a good many
people coming from a distance. in
spite of the dark night
The program was of high or
der. songs recitations, declama-
tons. and debates following each
other in rapid succession and all
of them being well rendered.
Probably the most interesting fea-
ture Of the evening was a debate
between two boys and two girls
upon that mooted question. "Wo-
mems Suffrage" Very naturally
the young ladies thought they
should be allowed to vote and
very naturally the young gentle
men took different view Of the
matter. The audience seemed
appreciative and the applause was
frequent and prolonged during
the entire evening.
Such work will be greatly ben
e6ciai 10 those of the children
who expect TO enter college as it
will give them practice in literary
work which will be Of great value
in everyday life even i they new
er attend any other school. Prof.
Ransome deserves high praise for
the rapid advance in efficiency Of
his scholars along this line. The
door receipts will be used TO help
pay for the school piano.
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MATHEWS COUNTY.
GwYNNs ISLAND.

Mrs. Alice Powell is visiting hex
parental home.
Mr.. Rob Hudgins visiting the
Island this week.
Miss SUSIE Hill left on Tuesday
to spend few weeks in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Russell Foster is home
from Baltimore. to spesd Xmas
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Edwards,
of Cris6eld, are visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Benson.
We are sorry to report Mrs. X.
Z. Godsey quite sick at this writ
ing. Mr. Jim Brooks, who has
been on the sick list is much bet
ter
Yours for a merry Xmas and
q happy New Year
WILD ROSE.
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.. =. y Nm 8.
BIue Ribbon Grocery,
0-A---&--1
-
U-f|a
To My Friends and Patrons:

o Ny Friends Patrons:
I an striving for perfection in my business methods
and TO-DAY than before Inever had
complete stock and such good values and wtha L
had strong desire that the relations my
patrons and myself should be of the cordial
business for this year only. realize fully that
only give perfect satisfaction your
ainances that will atteRd il the future.
Nothing that interests you however slightly is small
receive the best 2enon OF which capable And
nothing do TO make OF my satisfied patrons
will remain undore. ] say this honestly and would
emphasize the fact that if time you make purchase
from that does not meet full approval you wei
return il and your money will be cheerfuy refund
ed in fact would much prefer that do
ous that there should be dissatisfaction. however faint
between and patrons. Hoping that will favor
with liberal patronage have done in the past
! am sincerely yours
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nAs a oloss GALL.

Mrs. k1N L.. Croos, the widely
ksowu proprietor OF ths Groom Hotel.
VsuEha. Hiss, says: For several
morshs 3 suffered with severe cough,
arH corsuoapsiou seemed to have its
g:p'e cn ma when friend recon-
.-senaeG Dr.. Ning's New Discovery.
began taking it, and three bottles at
fected a complete cure The fame of
this life saving cough and cold remedy
land lung and throat healer is world
Fide, Sold by ali druggists. sos, aud
90. Trial bottle tree,
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NOTICE.

We take pleasure in announc-
ing that any of our readers can
secure a fine 96-page diary for
1903 bp sending cents postage.
to d. Swift & Co.. Patent Law
yers, Washington, d. G.. This
diary is worth % cents. and con-
tains 20 pages Of valuablein for
nation, such as the crop produc-
ton CT 1908, by states. Brief but
valuable points of everyday law
and patent laws. Business forms
and population of all states, etc.
and y pages memorandum.
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SUSAN.
Goo late for last week.

I ~ ActA y WI tSAON MCksh-
Capt. S. x. Miles has killed his
big hogs. They were s92 days
old and one weighed 6o2N
pounds and the other weighed
62IH pounds. Can anyone beat
that9 II so, let US know it!
The East Mathews Circuit has
been reduced TO two churches,
St. Paul's and Beulah, and the
Rev. ]. K. Laughton is their pas
tor. He has preached twice at
each church. has organized ais
board of stewards held his church
conference. and is making his
plans for the year. He seems to
be prompt, progressive and pushy
with a preaching ability above
that of the average young man.
Laying aside the scalping knife
the order of BED Men" is a good
thing to have ia a community.
Their treasury seems to be re-
plete with cash, and their liberal
ity surpasses their good looks
Cwhen they have on their war
pAint.) On last week they pur-
chased about sixty~bushsls Of oy-
sters, had them hauled TO their
wigwsm, shuckers were employed,
a rousing FIRE kindled, the crowd
Invited and served to oysters raw.
roasted, steWed. on the half shell.
whole shell snd every way you
may ask. and after everybody had
been satisfied quite a lot wsre lett
over.
TIrAsAS
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sou use Carpentay-bio Roof
M than ~iere you nse shingles.
tin ORION. Besides il is less ex-
psnsive and more durable. l..
81 Calls is an exclusive agent
and sells this roofing under guar
au,ee that it will last for years.
WANrED-SUccEss MAGAZINE
requires the services Of a man in
Mathews TO look after expiring
subscriptions ard to secure new
business by means OF special
methods unusually effective; po-
sition permanent; prefer one with
experience. but would consider
any applicant with good natural
qualifications; salary $3.50 per
day, with commission option.
Address, with references, h. c.
Peacock. Room Io2, Success
Magazine Bldg. New York.
Big money agents. free sam
pie offer, Is days only, bright
sparkling, famous, S Barnatto
Stimulation Diamond Ring; bril-
liancy equals genuine detection
battles experts-6lis every require
ment Of the most exacting-pleas-
es the most faStideous. at one
thir.ieth the cost of the real
diamond As 3 means of intro
ducing this marvellous and won
derfol, scintillating gem. and
securing as many new friends as
quickly as possible, we are making
a special inducement for the new
year. We want you to wear this
beautiful ring, this masterpiece Of
mans handicraft, this stimulation
that sparkles with ali the beaut, i,
and flashes with all the FIRE of the
genuine diamond, We want you
10 show it to your friends and
take orders for us. as il sells itself
sells at sight, and makes 100 per
cent profit for you. absolutely
without effort on your part. We
want good, honest representatives
everywhere, IN every locality, city
or countrY, in fact, in every coun-
try throughout the world. both
mea and women, young and old
who will not sell or pawRNthe
Baraatto Stimulation Diamonds
under the pretense that they are
genuine gems, as such action
leads TO trouble CT
embarrassment. If you want a
stimulation diamond, a substitute
for the genuine. don't wait, act
today, as this advertisement may
not appear again, FIRST come first
served. For free sample offer.
beautiful ring. earrings. stud %
scarf (stick) pin, address
The Barnatto Diamond Co.
Girard Building, Chicago.
Mention TINS paper.
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anERE svLLErs FLks.

David Parker, e& Faystte, N. Y, a
foot a. GsttysburG, aays: The good
Electric Bitters have done is worth
more than 1--WE hnaGrs dollars to me
speat rnSch money doctoring for a
bad Gaze of stomach trouble, 70 little
purpose. thea tIisd Electric Bitters
and tkey cured nae. new take them
as tonic. and they keep Re strong
and we'll" SOC. al all druggists.
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Reference: Thousands Of successful
graduates, including 200 in banks, zoo
officials.
A grand opportunity for ambitious
and energetic young men and women
70 qualify themselves for a higher and
more lucrative field of usefulness.
Business Course consists OF Book
keeping, business Arithmetic, Pen
m2nslIip, Commercial Law, Merchan-
diSIng, Banking, Joint Stock, Manu-
featuring, Lectures. Business Practice,
Mercantile Correspondence, etc.
Shorthand. Typewriting, and Tele-
gr2phy are specialties. Have special
teachers and rooms, and can he taken
alone or with the Business Course.
Special course Merchants Bookkeep-
ing $500
No vacation. Enter now. Gradua-
tSs successful. Three rooms for ladies.
Lady teachers. Over 100 ladies in at
tendance the past year, including
daughters of merchants, ministers,
banders. farmers, etc. Good boarding
homes. College open day and night.
Begin now. Eor particulars address
WILBUR p. &MITHs
L<%IHSTON. KENTUCKY.
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REDART.
Goo late for last issue
over

Goo late for last issue.)
Eurrah for Xmas.
Miss Helen Rudxius IS antic-
ipating a grand ssip to Norfolk
Xmas.
There are quiie armbeT on
the sick list al present. The
whooping cough seems to take
the lead.
M. ]. M. OgdeE. OF the steam
er Old Poixt Comfort, spent last
Thursday night with mis- family at
"Centerville."
We ars glad to report Miss
Pamela Merchant much batter
at this writing under the skillfuI
treatment OF DIR. Hoskins.
Rev. Pribbis Glled bis pulpit at
Asbury Chapel Sunday 2steraooA
and delivered a fine sermoR to q
large audiences. We are glad to
have Rev. PrihblA with Us.
Capt. G. c. Narchant, who
has been visiting his family for
the past two weeks, left Tuesday
last to resume his position as
Captain on one of the b, & o.
Barges.
MADGE.
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GlQnWstcr Not Nsant

Richmond. Va, December Al
Though the incident was practi-
cally closed as far as the partici-
pants were concerned, few honcs
after it occurred, NJ. l.. Bonham.
Ir.. principal of the Nicholson
School here. is anxious that rot
only Superintendent!R. A. Folks,
of Gloucester couRtY, but that tie
people throughout. the State
SHOULD understand the reasons
for making certain statements
concerning the public schools III
that county, in a paper read by
him at the educational conference
recently held at Newport News,
Mr.. Bonham explains that h q
informant. whose name he does
AOt care TO disclose, spoke 70 him.
both about conditions in Glouces-
ter and another county. Urfo. :
tuna:eiy. in making up his pape ,
he used the wrsng name. Led
ger DispaJck.
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Passing counterfeit money is no
worse thaa substituting some unknown
worthless remedy for Foley's Honey
and Tar, the great cough and cold
remedy that cures the most obstinate
coughs and heals the lungs. Sold by
all druggists.
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If We could talk to you PersosallS
about the great Eisrit Of Foley's Honey
and Tar, for coSSks, colds and luAg
trouble, yox never could BE Induced to
experiment with unknswz appropriations
that May contain some harSzf1l druRs.
Foley's Esnoy snd Tar costs you 40
nAore and as record of forty years
Of cures, Sold by oil Druggists.
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PRIVATE SAAE.

Having made a change in my
business, l will until Jan. Ist,
offer at private sale, all stock
such as hogs. horses. COWS and
such like found on a farm. Also
one good Estey organ, one refrig-
orator and numerous other house
hold furniture, stoves, etc.
I2-IO-tf. STEPHEN ADAMS.
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aaa Vicinity.
NJ &C. Ga1nett spent sever
day in Norfolk last week
u = c.-,.., Cpl
fC,
. " 80.
=
-. 90 , : eDl s.a'y
- -, '''0'
.-1''se Letter who teach
" ''''0 -
=, ME- closed schooi
T.r.@y aud IS At
o'as'' OF tue tug
II 1n' (" lev days
''''S week
"omas' CT Port
''''' Se-"'n@d nome Friday
'shd11 'Iip TO New
L ifier' VINO IS at
80. Se9''' academy
'''''~ "a ue-oaY 10 5peno
~ - mas
MISS iSertnA WolHe. who has
'eeH 'eac'dnE az OTaSge I. a..
re'1I"eu nome Saturday TO speHd
tue fioiuayS. -
ALss Carrie Smith is spending
s hs Holidays n her home Beach
"
49, = . = = ''''''N -'''' =
Miss Pamela HndSins. ct Port
HAYWOOD, who has been visiting
ariends and relatives iii Hampton.
. Ae'u' ..eu ''0'''e '"S' "00>
Miss Mary Gibson tiunley is
home Ter the Holidays, from
Randolph Macon VI g Col
iege, Lynchburg.
Mr.. Archie Brooks. who hol, s
a position on one OF the IA. & NJ.
|. Cos. ships viii spend KIN ss
w''h ms parents MIR. and Mrs. J..
H. BROOKS OF tiaii'eiord.
Ernest Brewne's Cigar Store q
News Co. Souvenirs. Tobacco
and Cigars. Headquarters for
Mathews conatv people. ara
Main ST. Norfolk. Va. a
For SA1F-1 horse ? b,ggi.s
IRON safe and an orran.
Apnlv 70
L. c. THOMAS
WILLIAMS Wharf Va
-, 49, iS"' nl"',@
sti ~ INC T 1I pei sie-
of Hampton and Newport News,
P5rssed through town last wsek
anrouta - ms 7 nh tt5f,ipS IN Sah,-
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WYATT WOLFFE'S
Special Clothing sale.

Ii order to reduce our large stock q
GESTE7TFd q we are Offering Specisl
prices for the Rext 30 days. twill save you
dollars to look them over
Full line Ladies Cloaks, Dress Goods
and Shoes Our line of TATEkTNERT
is complete. We are showing large Assort-
ment Of shapes at attractive prices.
Excelsior Cook Stoves and Repairs in Stock
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81 9omgnaI.

itcrea att Post Office At Mathew
~. t. S>Coni class matter.
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5 81 ITEMS.

ea aAS Around Mathews
aad Vicinity.
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I.EU&AS.
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NJ. J. {. Ga1nett spent sever
day in Norfolk last week.
M 3. Gsynett is at Poplar
q We ict Christmas.
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uA DEC. -. 20
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ia N .elDN s, e Glouces-
Nn ie>N days this