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LEGAL.

shall be used by the Kansas State Fire
me- q Association as may be reguiatea
competing at the annual tournaments
OF the Kansas State Fireman's Associa-
ton. to be held annually at places to
be selected by said association within the
state or kansas, and for the payment OF
railroad fare to and from place of meet
exceed three delegates, and per diem for
expenses not to exceed three dollars per
maintaining efficient, weli-driiled and
skilled fire companies belonging to said
association within the state of Kansas;
mems relief association is hereby author
lied to loan a part or all of such FUNDS
located. to be used by such city in the
improvement of its fire department and
equipment, thereof. and such city is
issue. to the treasurer of such firemen' S
relief association it's warrant therefor
at a rate not to exceed per cent per
arnum.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be
IN iorce from and after publication n the
hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the Senate. and passed that BODY
House Amendments Concurred In
RICHARD ]. HOPKINS,
President of the Senate.
WALTER A. JOHNSON,
Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the House March 3, 1911
G. H. BUCHANAN,
Speaker of the House.
EARL AKERS,
Chief Clerk of the House
49, ~ W. r. STUBS.
Governor.
State of Kansas.
office of the Secretary OF state.
I, CHAS- H. SESSIONS, Secretary of
State of the State of Kansas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
correct copy of the original enrolled bill
now on file in my office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto subscribed my name
[Seall and affixed my official seal,
this 18th day of March 1911
CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
Secretary of State.
BY 7. T. BOTKIN.
Asst Secretary of State.
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DIRECT PRIMARY BILL.
introduced In Both Houses of New
York Legislature.

Albany, March 2S.-A statewide di-
rect primary bill, representing the
views of Governor Dix and his advis-
ers, was introduced today by Senator
Wagner and Assemb1yman Smith, ma
jority leaders. 1t provides for the di-
rect nomination by enrolled party vot-
ers of all candidates for public Office
except the elective state officials and
town, village, ward and public school
district officers. The bill also provides
for the direct election of delegates to
state conventions and the members of
state. county, city and borough COM
mitteeS
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LEGAL.


Sec. b.. The superintendent. and board
of control shall provide homeopathic medi-,
cal treatment for all patients who desire
such member of homeopathic physicians
as may be actually necessary
Sec. Il. The superintendent of said
sanitorium shall Within fifteen days prior.
to the first days of January and July of
each year make and furnish to the board
of control and the advisory commission
a report, which shall contain the number.
of patients received and treated: the con-
dition of each patient when received and
discharged, and his present condition II
not discharged and make such other re
port of conditions of patients and condi-.
tion of said sanitorium as the advisory
commission may request in such report.
Sec IS. There is hereby. appFfo OPP a.,esS
not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
$50O00.00 or SO much, thereof as may be
necessary for the purpose OF the purchasee
of the necessary land: the erection of
buildings, providing for a sufficient and
proper water supply and sewerage sys-
tenn and for equipment. maintenance, sal
aries and other expenses.
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication IN
the official state paper
I hereby certify that the above bill orig
mated in the Senate, and passed that pooyi
House Amendment ConcH-=ed in sS-S-l9ll-
RICHARD ]. HOPKINS,
President of the Senate.
= WALTER A. JOHNSON, 4
Secretary of the Senate.
Passed the House March Sth. 1911,
G. H. .BUCKMAN,
Speaker of the House.
EARL AKERS,
Chief Clerk of the House.
Approved March Il, 1911,
w. r. STUBS,
Governor.
State of Kansas
Office of the Secretary of State.
l. CHAS. H. SESSIONS, Secretary of
State of the State of Kansas, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing IS
correct copy of the original enrolled bill
now. on file. in my office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto subscribed my name
4 ISeal1 and affixed my official seal,
this Is day of March 1911
CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
rat.r Secretary of State.
By ], T. BOTKIN.
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HE IS CLOSE MOUTHED.
Minister La Barra Declines to Discuss
Mexican Situation.

st. Louis, March 2S.-Francisco Leon
De La Barra, recently appointed min
lister of foreign relations of Mexico, who
arrived here last night on his way TO
Mexico City, left his hotel early today
to tour the business section of the city.
He reiterated his Intention of departing
for the Mexican capital at $50 O'Clock
tonight. He refused to discuss the
prospects of peace in Mexico, putting
off his questioners with the statement
that he is not in touch with the affairs
there.
There is one thing would like to
say said he, "it is reported that Senior
Zamacona E. Inclan has been chosen rs
my successor at Washington. OF that
have not been officially told, but If it
is true the choice is q fine one. He is
a man Of intelligence, of Judgment and
Of learning"
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HAY BURNED UNDER HIM,
Farmer Has a Peculiar Experience on
Quincy Street.

At 1890 this morning while a farm
er, who refused to give his name, was
riding down Quincy street perched high
on top of load of hay, he smelled
smoke-and then with lightning like
rapidity he felt flames 1eaping toward
him from beneath. Jumping from the
top of the hay to the pavement-which
was no small die nee. by the wayne
pulled out his knife, cut his team
loose and then ran to a telephone to
call the fire department. The load of
hay. together with the wagon, was
partially destroyed before fire compan-
les could extinguish the flames. The
fire was at Thirteenth and Quincy
streets
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BASE BALLS FREE.
'sSnatch Crab at III. B. Howard's
Saturday.

On Saturday morning. April 1, at 10
o'clock sharp, there will be a free for
all snatch grab for the boys, in front
of the H. B. Howard Athletic Supply
Co., 10 Kansas avenue. There will be
a large basket of baseballs, of all sizes
and prices, including Howard's Official
League SIPS balls, tossed up for
scramble.
? There will be no age limit All the
Boys except the Fire Boys" allowed
in this. Each of the fire stations Will
receive its annual present of one How
ards Official League balls, the balls to
be delivered by the company.
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WOMAN B. B. MAGNATE.
She Succeeds to Ownership of the
Robson Stock.

Cleveland, o., March 2S.-By the will
of NJ. Stanley Robson, principal owner
of the ST. Louis National league base
ball club, probated here today, a woman
will succeed to his stock in the club
and become a baseball magnate. She Is
Mrs. Helen Hathaway Robson Britton,
daughter of the late Frank De Haas
Robson, brother of Stanley Robson.
Three fourths of the estate, including
all the stock in the st. Louis club goes
to Mrs. Britton. The other fourth is
bequeathed to her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Carver Hathaway Robson.
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mo, don't smoke and I don't drink, -
said a Boston man the other day. I'D
like to do both, admit. but don't want
to set that boy of mine a bad example. "
you We acknowledged, heartily. How
old is your sum- Hes H. answered
the dutiful parent. land he thinks what
I do is all right. So 1 wouldn't smoke or
drink and let him know it for the world.
I'm going to send him away to a boarding
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Notice.

1 have sold my store, stock of gro
ceries and fixtures to Mr.. H. A. Mage,
who will take possession April 1 ard
conduct the business at the same loca-
ton. 1922 Lincoln street.
I earnestly urge all customers Of the
store to accord him the same fine
treatment 1 have received in the past.
c. w. CARRIER.
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San Antonio. March 2S.-Francisco
L. Madero, sr., and Gustavo Madero,
father and brother of the Mexican in
surrecto leader, Francisco I. Madero,
jr., arrived here today They went at
once to the house of Alfonso Madero,
where the local junta meets. The Ma
deros said the reunion was a purely
personal affair. but the impression
prevails that matters of moment are to
be considered in connection with the
peace proposals.
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Dignowitty Is safe.

Washington, March 2S.-Further
evidence that John Hamilton Digno
witty, an American citizen recently re-
ported as having been executed by the
federal forces of Mexico, is well and
unframed was received by the state
department today. United States
Consul Letcher telegraphed today
from Chihuahua that the American
consular agent at Parral had been in
formed by the brother of Dignowitty
WAS living near Parral and was safe.
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Notice.

have purchased the c. w. Carrier
grocery business at 1922 Lincoln street,
and will take possession April 1.
l expect to conduct the business along
the same lines which has made it :.
success in the past and earnestly so
licit continuance of the present pa
tronage and new business.
H. A. MAEGE.
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superintendent cottage. barn,
fences. and other permanent


Forestry Station at Dodge City 5000 1890
Sec. 2. The construction and equipment
be under the supervision and direction
of the board of regents, and they are here
by authorized to adopt plans and Specifi-
cations drawn by the state architect and
approved by the board of regents for such
buildings and equipments and to award
all necessary contracts therefor.
Sec. 8. The auditor of state is hereby
authorized to draw warrants on the treas
urer of state for the purpose and amounts
specified in this act, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to liQuidate such
claims, as may be presented to him. out of
amount shall be audited unless an item
lied statement is furnished, verified by
affidavit showing that said appropria-
lions are to be applied to the specific pur-
poses only for which they were appro-
priated.
Agricultural College are hereby authorized
to make out and present to the auditor of
state, on the first of each month, begin
ming with July II, 1911, a voucher not to
exceed one thousand dollars, to be used in
emergency to pay the bills and accounts
against the Agricultural College demand
ing immediate settlement. AT the close of
each month said board of regents through
its secretary. shall file with the auditor
of state an itemized statement of all the
expenses paid out of such fund together
with receipts for same. If during any
month any portion of the one thousand
dollars drawn during such month shall re-
main unused, the secretary shall deduct
such sum unused from the voucher for
the following month.
Sec. 5. The regents of the Kansas State
Agricultural College are hereby authorized
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win Hear Phoebe Cousins.

Springfield, ILL.,. March 2S.-Miss
Phoebe Cousins was invited today by
the house steering committee to ad-
dress the house tomorrow morning.
She will speak against the passage of
the woman's suffrage bill before the
house.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL No. Al.
An Act making appropriations to the
Kansas State Agricultural College, for
maintenance; for the experiment Sta
ton; Fort Hays Branch Experiment
Station; Garden City Experiment Sta
ton; Farmers Institutes; Forestry Sta
lions, for the erection and equipment of
buildings, and for the repairs and i'm
provement of buildings, for the fiscal
years ending June 30th, 1912, and June
80, 1915 and for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1911.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Kansas:
Section /. The following sums, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, are
hereby appropriated out of any money in
the state treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to the Kansas State
Agricultural College for the fiscal years
ending June 30, 1912, and June 80, 1918, and
any balances left in these funds at the
close of the fiscal year ending June 80.
1912 are hereby appropriated for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1913 for the purposes
hereinafter mentioned:
FOR THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
1911 1872 1913
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of the bodice There is a girdle of satin
fastened on the right by a flower
rosette of the same. The tunic is held
closely about the feet by a shaped band
of satin slightly draped, from beneath
which sweeps the underskirt showing a
slight disposition to trail. Hat of sage
green straw with shaded plumes.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Lace curtains cleaned. Work guaran-
teed. Called for and delivered. Ind. 1867
ring ?.
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81 J. t. BOIkIN.
Asst. Secretary of State.

A charming sage green cashmere
frock with self-tone satin trimmings is
sketched today. A large sailcr collar
of satin, bordered with cashmere, falls
away from the deep front closing which
is filled with a vest of satin and yoke
of lace. Satin buttons trim the trout
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Osborne County, Kansas, Pioneer Dies.
Osborne, Kan, March 28.-W. w. Dia-
nond, a resident of Downs. one of the
first residents of this county, and who
served two terms as county treasurer.
died Monday.
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A number of the candidates for po-
sitions on the city board of commits
sioners presented a bedraggled appear
ance today-looked as though they had
been up all night watching for the
returns to come.
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Marriage License.
Isadore Galitsky, "a, Topeka; Bessie
Y0upp 49, TODeka.
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Small groups of men were gathered
at the Commercial club in the
luncheon hour today discussing the
turn of affairs in city politics. 1t was
generally considered that the chances
of McNeal to win out in the election
with odds so overwhelmingly against
him are small. but that he has a fight
ing chance.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collar starcher.
The Mutual Laundry Co., 9rd and Quincy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-28

Suits that fit SIS, made at the Glas-
gov WOODEN mills, 729 Kansas avenue.
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The East Topeka w. c. T. u will
meet with Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, HOO
Harrison street, Thursday at 2:30
O'Clock
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Wing of Agricultural Build
ing for Animal Hus-
bandry. farm crops, grain
products and farm ma
chinery, and equipment
for the same, (including
a detached laboratory and
equipment for slaughter
ing, cutting and curing
meats) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000 76, 600
Poultry house, including in
cubator l a ora DRY,
slaughtering and packing
laboratory, and labora-
tories for instruction in
poultry feeding and judg-
ing and equipment. 1900
Forestry ................... 1000 1000
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Published in The Topeka State journal
March IS. 1911

BY J. Z. BOTKIN.
j Asst. Secretary of State.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
4aaes Gcin1atr WosbIdH aoaherrae Il Ceptembss 1911

Rot6eaaben. -2o--3oe per Dusene
9ineeI.
GrIns Debnen-gsartt Hat. Gin
6g.niid 81 .O0--1 rs yer 2 Du.ssad.
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sanb.Drsbu.t..
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mot6p e2l6o, 70. . DO. 5000, go.
30 $500 - 1880; a[ee, sensii 1ter
no. / SEQ. 90. SO. q bo. $3.50 aIee 30.
| s20.0o-2l 90, 80. 2 DO. 1890 - 1880
per Ton.
WahIenfutter IN feft.--atete $22 so
--2s .o0, Ribbisaa srobs SIS. .0o-27 90, bo.
fssnes ea7.0l--ae.O 90, ssmtiHtes Satter
Sas .5o-q4. 90 per xsnns In eals unb 81 90
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ro6es CSC, aefe6tsS CSC per 6aions tn
Sartieu pen IA Dbl. srtra Biuter fea
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OsHone. Ysspewtin 60c, Petroleum, gers
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abseliefsrs.
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men 80 .O0-ll 90 snf osm9eIeifs unbSi 30
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auf eem geisife uno sllC POM Store
IaAsiaamsR e2 IS per Sa.
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Die Hettuns oes ensliiheu
Shea tiers.

Ter perbienItDoqs snsliIte MiaIer
uno giihnsntheorstiter 9oroon Craig.
teTen 2eiiiunssn auf Dem 8ebiete oss
Slbnsnbilo.s audi fir bic Gnttpid.
lrHa Der monernen esutihen Resistunit
lon entfheihenosm ginfIuife eetpeien
Iino urp oefen Soesu aud bel oem
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Rplle eeIpislt haben. tritt nun aus
Sdrpeigen unb 3uriithaltuna rpieoer
in osn 9orbsraruno uno osrOfIentIitt
in sinsm srpBsn 2pnbcner gIutte eis
nen bemsrtensperthen Iuffas, Der iih
nit ben Gntrpidlungsmosl slihteiten Der
tnsliifen 8ubns uno nit Der 3utunft
unieres 3beoterneiens bei6dftist. Sn
iiinsit.r .3sit bat IN Gnglano Der plan,
nc1 pem 9orbiIo Der pariisr Come
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Ter EbioHus wiro i'm gincinnatier IL
itrist in Den uGhftcn - Stnuoen faqeu.
C5stern abeno hattie oerielbe BET hieiiser
StaOt einea BGiieritaHo uon 1911 5as nns
itieg uot etpas.
Die isIIsto.r D.pt'1st fas pisrsHs
ssisfrtssH TsI:s at.r eiaSetroHtz:
gittssars. O. Der ELps ts! stHsn
1aFsraaue pon as Gus ans itut.
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uen BaHsrNane psa 90 gus aHo iGat.
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sinsa BaHsrsans ssn 1873 Gas ans laHt.
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u.n @aTsrhane CON 10 5ab uno iteist
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etnen BafereaHe psn rs Sus ane faat
OF. gl.afaHt, D. Ba. Der sIus bat
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gatls tts5ars. RI. Der 5Ius bat
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gsrtsmeath .. Der SIub bat ss.
nsn BsHsrtaas CON l7.s 5ub uas iteist.
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EaFertane psH s.s Sas uno itebt.
euausptIls Sno. Der 6IaB bat
einsn Masernaro pom 1917 SUB nne faat.
gairo. Sas Der JIus bat ssnsn Nai'
isrAanb son 1873 5us une itetst,
9iemph Team. Der SIus bat elmer
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g. e ]l(urrav &c. si;;;i a;;5.
316 1tnion Srnlt.Gebaisoe.

Dte gtuBIhalsn {6autslts unb fhlisbs
Ith has cine, in neIhem Utanello iaB.
DoIlItdnoig umorebte. 2sgtersr mar
nun in Der Sabine, lpeldoe jebt unter
Waher mar, gefangen uHo su ietnem
Slid Iblob bteielbe TO piht, Dab cr
DollitdnDtg troden blteb. Der adpis
tan Des Shleppers, pelher ods Hnls
ftitr3en Des BooteS lpabrqsnommen.
lieb nucb balten, aRr bel Der IuHfels
belt unb Dem ItrDmenDen gteaen mar
nthts 3u entbsteu unD man naAm all,
paB U}dneao ertruHten mar. Rah
5ehnitiinoiqer S5utrt 10 gegen Uttttaq
bef6loB Der Rapitdn, nah Dem Grie
brotherhood gu fabren, um pQs 6ldt=
boot tn Stano ieBsn 3u laneu, oa tr
ihleht porndrts tommen tonute. oier
purDen Die S6reie bes siuaeiperrten
Utaneao allerbinqs Dumpf aus Dem
WaHer tommenD geb0rt uHb mad eia
paar Winuten mar nit Elm paar 4rts
bteben Der 9ooen einqeiAlagen unb Der
aStaliener betam tpieoer 2uft 3u dthz
men. Gr lag auf Der Defs Der aus
bine nit U}0beln unb anDeren Sahtu
beDett unb mar, alS man ibn 6erauf
boIte, gan5 bstGubt. Sin gutter
Stnaps mahte ibn pieDer munter,
inb na6oem sr it6 iatt ge8eiisn, NOR
WuneQo bereit. pieDer CUR QrbeIt 3H
dehen
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Der berii hm te adie.
I'm 4ppIeton, Wis., puroe in nergdrs
gensr Wpte Der Rtsieutdis fertigls
fteat, Der fir Die nationale Moltsreiz
ausftslluna fabrisirt puroe, Die pOn
26. Cttober big 4. gtopember in gbiz
cuao ftattfinoet. 6r bat bas itattz
Iihe 9etpiht bon iiber 10000 4funo
unn iibertrifft 1purit ben adie, Der fir
bic Staatsiair in Miinneiotd eemodt
puroe, nm oos 0oppslts. Ssin Der
fertigsr 1T Der betonnte Sdiefdbritant
Ri6cIas Simon, benz uber 40 erfabz
rene adiemdter our Seits itonoen.
5000 aiihe ha6en fir oeuislbsn lire
Wtilh li.fsrn muiisH. Seiu 8urGz
meier bstragt odt Sub uno ieins
60k fiHf CUB.
Sonoer bdres @efanus
nib. Ridaro Wanello, elm italienis
iher 4rbeiter in Rep Wort. nuroe
biefer 5age tpie ourh tin Wurber se=
rettet, nahoem er 5ebn Stunoen eingss
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tart resuets, bate er iih in bic Sas
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mar zines bon ben Stpeisn, bic NIT
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einem Shlepper Der Banter gontrac,
ting 60. eesosen purben. Rids lanes
nuhber famen Tie in eine furhtbort
gronbuns, peIte bic beipsu Jlahbopt.
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