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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
HOLDS RIVER bHI
WASTE OF MONEY
Senator Burton Says Appropria-
tions Do Not Allow Compile
ton Of improvements. 4
JAMES RIVER IS CITED
Declare Proposed Harder Can
not Be Finished Before Ex-
piration Of 26 Years.

WARRINGTON. Apraa 1A.--wasts
OF money In many Of the itsps In tho
rivers and hArbors bill was charged hy
Senator Burton (aepublican. Ohiol
Ia q minority report submitted 70 the
Senate to-day.
Mr.. Burton y probably the highest
authority on river and harbors im-s
provements n Congress, and n Q
member OF the Senate COMMITTEES on
commerce.. chairman Of the National
Waterways Commission and was tor
many years chairman Of the HOUSE
Committee on Rivers and HArhors.
Tho most glaring defect In meth.
oda' he said. '.as exempltied In the
BIZ u the dribbling policy Of making
casual appropriations for . multitude
Of improvements without provision
for compilation. Instead OF some <5e
projects. . much smaller number
should Be provided for. and no other
appt OPERATIONS be made except for
the maintenance Of tmprovemenfa Al-
ready completed"
he says That - the rate appfopfia-
lions are made In this bill the COM
plction Of the SANDY Bay hArbor OF
Refuge, MAss.. would require ~
years: the James river. Virginia. ~
years. and that there are others which
VIII be long delayed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
FEWER CHILDREN
BUT BETTER ONES
Quality not Quantity Urged by
Western Suffragette Discuss
ing Race Suicide.
RIDICULES
ROOSEVELT
Calls Ex-President "Poor 1gno-
rant Manufactures Many
Infants Human Culls".

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April IA
Preaching a new gospel, of quality
not quantity" In children. Mrs. La
Refine Helen Baker. of Spokane
Wash, who In here attending tho con
vention OF the National Woman Suf.
frage Association. to-day declared tha'
ninety per cent. Of the American chill
dren are human cuils." She de
nounced the Roosevelt anti-race sui
eide theory In good round terms
Roosevelt, poor, ignorant man.
said Mrs. Baker. urges large fami.
lies. and Anthony Comstock win or,
out against obscentty when the sub.
5ect of euEenica 10 broached. But
tell you It IL quality We want II
children. not quantity. Woman SUI
frage will produce better children
for it will produce better thinking.
My studies Of children all over tn,
world have convinced mo that no
more than 10 per cent of them Ar
children OF love, Tho other nfnst,
per cent are not wanted. and THU
leads me to think that ten years hence
to DO the father of ten or twelve chill.
dren will be ~ much Of q disgract
As being q confirmed drunkard u q
present.
PARENTS onoulQ De t4u&ht tho re
sponstbility Of bringing children int
the world and when they have bear
taught that fully nine-tenths Of III,
babies born every year are nothing
more nor less than human culls.
believe the birth rate will decreas'
and we shall have . better ant
stronger race.
Before leave Warrington / shall
find out how many millions OF dot
lars are being appropriated to stAmI
out diseases IN animals and to i'm
prove the breed Of horses, pigs. liv,
stock OF all kinds: everything. In fact
except the human species.
what hunNnity needs u q Luthe
Burbank for human plants Marriagt
to-day In but one-third marriage
There IL no union Of the mental AMI
the spiritual"
After discoursing along this line h
the suftraSists here Mrs. Baker vii
carry her new creed to New York
where she wifi address the Sunse
Club on tho Equality Of the 6exeA
From there she win 20 TO Europe Il
attempt to secure the meeting Of IN,
great International congress OF
eugenics for the United Gtates tw,
years hence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ASK RECEIVER FOR
SOUTHERN PANTS co.
Serious Charges Including Misap,
propriatisn of Funds Made
Against officials of Concern.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., April l4.---Sen-
sational charges including mismAn-
agement, incorporation Of funds
and false and padded reports are An
aluded In elns application for the ap-
pointment Of q recaiver for the South
ern Pants Company. The case will
be heard before Judge K. b. Jones
April as. Most Of the charges con-
Germ G. q. Scott. secretary and treas
urer Of the concern.
In the petition II 10 alleged that the
mismanageulent has been 90 glazing.
that fhera y imminent danger tina,
the company win become dissolved.
and that an attempt has been made
10 deceive and misiead the Director
by misinfonnlng them concerning
the business conditions. The COM
pany In declared to be indebted more
than $4,000. an q result OF tho ven
lures entered Into without the knowi-
edge or consent OF tho stockholders.
The petitioner declares his belief
that the stock Of the company n not
worth more than sixty cents on the
dollar.
The Southern Pants Company Il
capitalized at 100000. It was or
ganixed In 1897. and is one OF the
pioneer manufacturing concerns In ths
State. Mr.. q. G. Miller IL president
OF the concern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

A. r. Hii Camp Of Confederate vet
Grams. He b survived by a widow
who was Miss Agnes Heath Harrison.
OF Prince George county.
lrs. Anna d. JOnes.
Mrs. Anna d Jones. widow OF
George =. .5ues lied OF pneumonia
Wednesday afternoon at her residence
on Marshall street. Mrs. Jones wal
one OF the best known ladies In Pc
teruhurg. and had many friends.
FUneraI Of Mis- julia FfNncfs.
The funeral Of Miss Julia Ellcr
Francis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. J. Francfs. took place Wednesca,
afternoon from 81. Joseph's Cathohs
church at Z O'Clock, Rev. fathei
OFarrell ofictafng, In the presence
OF \ large assembiage of friends and
relatives OF the deceased
Eight young men and eight young
ladies, all friends Of the deceased
acted an palI-bearers.
They were: Aotfve-Messrs. Lee
Sutton. william Kevan. Edwin Balm
John Regain, Austin Clements. David
Alexander. James Powers. Thomas
Moran. Honorary-Misses Jean pAi-
ton, Dona Noble. Helen OConnor
Elizabeth Bragg, vary Hall. Clara
Jackson, Mary Ksvan and Fannie
Smith.
InterYnent was In the family sec
ton at Sd Joseph's cemetery, In
Biandford.
Miss AureIfa Pollard.
Miss Aurelia Pollard, an aged lady,
Is dead at her residence on Adams
street. Miss Pollard IL the amt OF
Mr.. J. peyton Pollard, cashier Of the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Co.
She was one OF the oldest members
Of Washington Street Methodist
church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
LAWYER DRAGGED BY
CLAY Street CAR
T. Kirkpatrick Parrish Narrowly
Escapes Serious Injury in
Accident.

Mr.. T. Kirkwood Parrish. vice-pres-
ident OF the Chesterfield Apartment
Company and secretary and manager
of the Richmond Cedar Works, waa
injured Wednesday night by falling
from a Clay street car near Ninth
ard Main streets while the car was
Ia motion.
distance by the car and sustained Z
cat under the right eyre, which neces-
STATED several stitches. He wa
taken to st. Lukc's Hospital. where
the wound was dressed. and then went
to his home.
II was reported ThurSday that Mr..
Parrish II very mvch improved. an
thar he viii suffer no serious results
hcm inc accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
TO SIGN ORDER WHICH
MAKES TWO CITIES one

mack, Ofncer n. G. Jones Ofncsr Dud-
ley Ely and Oflacer John Lee.
Car No. lo-MessrA J. A. Baber. i
Bedford. Thomas Smith. John Hast
tnSA Thomas Pugh. Robert Lac, James
Nunnaliy and MIR. jennings.
Adjusting Contlatto0a.
With Manchester merged into the
greater city and known Al washine
ton ward. many problems win imms-
city omcerA and many conditions.
both social and political, will claim
Immediate adjustment
Warrington ward will have no rep
rcscntatton In the council. and 70
remedy this joint session OF the
Board Of Aldermen and the Comm0n
Council will be called a. soon ~ pos
sibis for the election Of three alder
men and Ave counciimen from that
section to I'LL what will be considered
unexpired terms and Remaining IN
Office untfl September. 1910.
When tbs regular election b bald
ON this s1de Of this side OF the river.
In June . similar election win take
place In Washington ward. After that
all political conditions with adjust
themselves ana the Gouthsads section
viii be In every sense OF the word =
component part Of Richmond
In View q the fact that those who
are elected by the Richmond coun-
oil will probsbIy BE- ssle0ted BY the
Washington ward people In the June
election there 10 not little activity
already in progress Manchester men
putting forward their friends ana
doing al In their power to induce the
Richmond councilman 10 sce their
virtues and qualifications
what Aho WIN Have.
From The nav ward will como three
commissioners. and for these positions
the fight 10 hottsat. ~ they hold their
positions nix years and arr awarded
certain 01nciai distinctions.
These commissioners TO tho Fire.
Police ana Health departments win be
elected by the Richmond council. but
~ YET, with the exception OF the fre
cOmmtsst0o4r, who win probably be
Mr.. w. 3. Bradley. very little exclpt
vague speculation can ba andulgsd a,
~ for the other two positions, several
candidates are expected to announce
themselves within the next two or three
days.
building Inspector Beck has AUTHOR
issA Engineer u. r. LAPrad4. a MANI
chester. to receive applications for
building permits n that section aktAr
Il becomes Washington ward, and has
procured stamp which prints the
words Warrington WARD amcss The
corner u the applfcation. this stAn1R
to b used to segrega3e al business q
the south side Of the river.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
DOESN'T BELIEVE PARTY
CLIMBED MT. M'k|hLEY
Edward Barrel, Former Guide
of DR.. Cook Says Weather
Would Prevent Feat.

BUTTE, MONT. April ft.--Edwsrd
BarrilI, the guide woo for Q time
averred no accompanied DR.. Cook 20
the top OF Nj. Mckinley, then turned
on Cook and denounced him a. an I'm
poster, declared to-day that In his
sSae pa the es or o. .Ms oya p my
true. He declared that from personal
observation no knows that II would be
impossible to brave the snow and Ice
Of thu mountain At this time OF the
year. He also declares the fact that
the party found mono Of the camps he
and the doctor made up to the point
where they abandoned the claim, fnf.-
Gates that they have not accom- rafshed
what they claim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
LAUDS GEN. LEE;
DENOUNCES DAVIS
Col. Anderson Addressing Boston
g. A. r. Makes Venomous At
tack on Confederacy's Pres.

BOSTON. MASS, April i4.--Lauda-
ton TO General Robert p. Lee and DE-
nuhciation OF Jefferson Davis -
"sneak and traitor" delivered here BY
Col Edward Anderson, once command
err OF the Ninth Indiana Cavalry. u
stirring q. A. r. circles here to-day.
Speaking at the annual dinner OF ths
bank ofhcers association here Col An
derson said:
Newer bclittie the man Lee. II Wa
. glorious army which he headed. II
was an army with the flower Of the
South. nghtins honestly Tor . southeru
ideal honor Ice. ] have no ob1ec-
tion to Lees statue being placed ~ IN
honored place In stAtuAry hall N
Washington.
But ] do object to Jefferson Davis
statute being placed there. ! object
70 II because Davis was = sneAk And
z traitor. He took sverythtnS In the
Ire o. n, ammunition and impl snsns 70. =,
and ssnt them into tina 60sAh. With The
far-sighted view Of their being used
day" ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
QUESTION OF JANITORs
BEFORE COMMITTEE
Not Likely, However, that Matter
viii be Finally Settled Until
After Primary.

While the controversy now In pro-
Eross between Building Inspector Hsok
and the City Hall 5anltors Will hardly
be dannitsJy dscided until after the
council primary, ~ before that dime
no ono wtll k4ow positively who win
constitute the new council. Il n prob
able that tho matter will be touched
upon In the meeting Of the sub-com-
mittee on grounds and buildings In the
City Hall Thursday night
: Besides the matter OF wages re-
gArdinG which there u considerable
dispute. . oompIaint has bean regis
tered against several Of thu janitors
for alleged activity In the Clay ward
council night Il being claimed BY
friends OF Alderman Joha Mitchell
that he = suffering ct the hands Of
thees city employees VINO are Attempt-
tng TO bring shout hjs defeat In favor
Of IN outside candidate.
Another matter which may be taken
UP by the committee IN that relative
70 the First regiment Armory Improve
ments. L having bssA instructed b.
the Beard Of Aldermen to procure
plans and n scda0asions for racAtys On
thSlr DuI1dine n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
CHILD suFFOCATEs
DURING THE NIGHT
Mrs. George w. Brown Arises to
Find Infant Cold in
Death.

When Mrs. George w. Brown, Of No.
SOC Decatur street, arose Thursday
morning she made the tragic discovery
that her infant daughter. Elsie Marie
Brown. aged three months. had become
entangled in the bedding Of her CRIB
and had smothered 20 death.
Coroner John W. Brodnax was I'm
mediately summoned and he pronounced
death to be due to accidental sunoca-
ton.
The child was tucked in the little bed
Wednesday night as usual She was In
the best OF health and the gruesomo
discovery Thursday morning drove the
parents frantic. When the body was
uncovered by the mother life had been
extinct for some time.
Tho funeral will take place Friday
afternoon at o'clock. and Rev. J. 4.
Haley will ONO late.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Briefs and I ersonals

During his stay in Manchester
Judge Frank P. Christian. of Lynch
burg, will be the guest of DIR. z. T.
Rucker.
Miss Annie Belle Lucas. of Mid
lothian. was married in Washington
Monday to Mr.. o. T. Moore, OF Man
chester. They are now enjoying a
two weeks honeymoon.
Mrs. Mary Russell Turner, who has
been Ill at her home. No. 1919 Balm
bridge street. IL reported to be recov-
ering.
A donkey party with be given al
the home of Miss Rena Dicqerson. No.
914 Edward street. Friday night for
the benefit of the Asbury NJ. r. church
parsonage fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ATTENDANCE INCREASING
AT wEATIIERFORD MEMORIAL

Attendance at the revival services
now In progress at the Weatherford
Memorial Baptist church continues to
increase and unusual interest II dis
played. "Wednesday night Nj. J. w.
WHO IL On the Lords Side" The
music II under the direction of Mr..
j. 8. Renner Mrs.. A. A. Adkins and
Mira J. 8. Renner win sing Thursday
night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

day morning by Officer FARRELL, Of
Swansboro, and are to be tried before
Squire Cheatham in Oak Grove. They
are alleged to have been very disor-
Derby on a Manchester street car
Tuesday night Their case will come
up Friday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
GEN. WOOD Is GIVEN
OVATION IN CUBA

HAVANA. April 1&.--Haited as
"Cuba's best friend" General Leon
ard Wood. commander-in-chjef Of the
department Of the east, sailed to- day
for Buenos Ayres. after three Gays
OF feting at tho hands OF tho Cuban
and the American residents. The gen.
eral goes to Buenos Ayres to repre-
sent the United States ut Argentlaa's
centenary celebration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS
PAY RESPECTS TO GOVERNOR

A number OF representatives of
school book publishers who have
furnished text books to the Virginia
schools for a decade or more, called
upon Governor Mann Thursday to pay
their respects
The State board of education will
let contracts for many thousands OF
/ collars worth Of books at It's meet
Ing next Wednesday evening at the
Capitol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Pres1Aent AAds TO Itfn~rary,

PfND11eMt Ada 60 ItfnMrAfy.
WARRINGTON. d. C.. April 1.-two
more towns were to-day added to the
long list that are to be visited by
President Taft in tho next two months,
when the President promised Repre-
sentative Townsend that he would Wis
II Monroe. Michigan and jackson,
Michigan on June 9Th.
On June ard. the President viii &C
TO Ada. Ohio, 70 attend tho commence
ment exercises OF the Ohio Northwest
ern college. and he wiitk o. In fhs
Michigan towns on this trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
FINE ATTENDANCE sITnD
CONTINUES AT REvIvAEs

The revival services, now in pro-
gress at the Central Methodist church.
we're well attended Wednesday night.
At the services Thursday night Mrs.
Alien Pettigrew will sing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
State CONVENTION
COMES 0An END
East Day Of Meeting Of Sunday
School Workers Full Of
Interest.
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR
Body Adopts Resolutions Strong
ly Commencing Adult Class
Movement.
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR

NoREOI.K. VA. Aprf, 17-with
only routine matters before II. tha
Nineteenth Amman Conyent,on az tns
yirrinia STATE SUNDAY scnool Asso.
cis non win come 20 = close to-nixnt
a. Epworth Aetnodist church. Tne
fesiure. OF the morntnx sa.saon were
the ave minute taiks on yartous sub-
ieots by M,.s d. Net,ia Hammr R.v
.,unr somsr,nrta .unertn,nnaen, hor.
dcuartment 81 ire Marvaand Hnnnsv
school Aagociation: Kicnard wa~aner.
Hey. j. n. WAIT END Hev' al ri
lNoo,.tnn n ~ ~ pnilaa~Ir,h,s
The report Of vartous o1mmittee.
were received and filed. ana the va
rious depsrtment Observation-Disclosures.
were selecied- Lunch waa .arvaa RI
al, delexntes from / 10 : o,olock In
the social rail "a the church.
Officcr. Are Chossm.
The conyent,on last n,rnt elected
DIR w r Ronsrt.on Of Narro,t 1 nrs.A
Az Follows.
ue-Presfffents-Ur.A X [. Pulling
Pr esbyterian. az Richmand:- Rnv-J.
+ Wattx. Raptist. Richmond: Jacoh
Iyu,auf Lutneran. Ricnmond. Ray.
MOI. Howsara. Chrixtian. Norfolk !.
rev. n %, q Nacl.chIan Christian'
Richmond: Rev. G. 6. Grover. Meth.
odisL Hillsboro: Rev. g. T. Plessants,
r@o.noss, So1pepeI. ~ ~
se2@tAonsl,s. neInuon.
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p asasr I1 III
p Dounop Dee u,m,aa. i1s 49, Az
A'y 49, ey E,. $500 =. T,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Sent to Corporation Court,

Douglas Arlington. coiored, was ar
raigned in the Police Court Thursday
morning on a charge of failing to
support his wife. He was sent on to
the Corporation Court by Mayor Maui
rice.
Tom Smith, colored, was also
brought before the Mayor upon a
charge of reckless driving. He was
dismissed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
CONDITION OF MR.. LAMB
is REPORTED FAVORABLE

The condition Of Attorney John 4.
Lamb. who u III with typhoid fever
at his reAidence, 10s North Fifth
street, u reported to be very favorable
Thursday. Members Of the family
say that thu docton think he has q
mild case. and that he win soon bs
convaiescent. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
OBITUARY

Mrs. Bessie H Etsson.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April Ia
Mrs. Bessie r. Sisson, twenty-six years
old, wife OF Mr.. Henry b. Stsson.
died At the Alexandria Hospital We'd
nssday. She was . native Of Front
Royal. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

LYNCHBURG. VA. Aprtl l4.--ArA
Mari J, Wosley, Al yeazs old, wife
OF II. C. Worley. died "Wednesday
morning. The body will be taken u
Eprout Springs for burial Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Judge J. z. Mason has been desig-
mated hy Governor Mann - conduct
the court at Fredestctabuyg durtag
tbs illness os 1udSs Gsoax5G q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

RICHMOND vRGrNIAS BUREAU, ios
&ycamore Street. Phone 305.
]. ARTHUR HARkIsos, Manager DIS
Gihuton Department.
Satisfactory Service Guaranteed.
EAxUxL d. RopogRs, Manager News
Qepartment.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Mr. william Christopher Jamea
Led at his residence on Mar shah
ntreet wednesday afternoon In the
ntnAfie4h year Of his age.
Before the Civil War Mr.. james
49, one Of the most prominent whole.
Ills dry goods merchants of the
.Nkty.
He was = brave soldier OF the Con-
AAdeTacy and served In Pegram's lat
.AexE Mr.. James was q member af
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14

Minimum 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03


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3aubereien zines Magisrs. 0erMoro
gilt BEL ben lpilDen StGmmen Qdpuaz
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fromme Sitte. uno iper einen Wlenz
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teligsn3 bega6t. IS brau4t MIR gez
iaet gu iperben, bab faIt oae gapua
nebrere Sprahen ipreden: bic Utdns
ner ipreden eine gang anors Sprahe
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seipiiie gerufstlahen, nie Die Slider,
bic eSdger unb bic 3uubersr. aubsr Der
gemsiniamen Mdnnsrfpra6e nod ie
eiHs bsicnSsre 3uuftipra6x fprsdsu.
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Stimmt fir u. Is. GomOnoi0n, aau.
oiont fir SanliltDn Gountp 9luoit0r.

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Gr piirbe iofort get0btet uno isinerz
feits aufsefreien fperbsn. GepDbnlih
taufhen bic Stammss bduptlinge bic
Spfer ibrer 8luttbaten untereinanber
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kbboften Streitigteiten, penn elm
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brer, Der fir ibn in 3ablung geg.ben
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nur bie alien Qeuts zines natiirIihen
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Mptia fir Qentraftpren.
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8 am Itcn clntht Obi .,

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