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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
WHITNEY BEATS
ABEL, BUT Gets
ONLY ADRAW
BY ". s. Farnsworth.

- RANK WHITNEY was robbed
Of round decision In his
battle with Jake Abel at the
Dixie A. c. last night when Referee
Mike Saul declared the mill a draw.
1t was Whitney's bout all the way,
except in the last two spasms
Whitney did all the forcing. did
all the infghting landed the most
and hardest blows. and even out
hoxcd Abel. The first eight rounds
belonged to Frank The ninth was
even. and the tenth was Abel's by
narrow margin
But Abcrs rooters made the most
noise. and this probably ratified
Saul TO such an extent that he de-
clared the bout an even thing Mike
is honest. and no one can question
that, but he was way of color
when he rendered his award
Frank Sends Rights to Head.
There was little fighting in the
first round. although Whitney man
aged to hook two hard rights TO the
face. Those two blows gave Frank
the round.
In the second round Abel jabbcd
twice with his left but he had felt
the sting of Whitney's right. and
he did not throw himself forward
enough with his southpaw leads TO
even sting his man CHnch fol-
81
both hands to the body Just be-
fore the bell rang, Frank slipped
two lefts and q right to the head.
whitney began TO realize in the
third round that he could even out
box his opponent, and time and
gain he beat Abel "a the punch
With his left hand. Whitney jam
med a right to the body. and az il
landed Abel halfway slipped to the
door. Abel finally managed to CON
meet with a left that sent Whitney's
head back. but Frank got in close
aud made a punching bag ont Of
Abers stomach. A right hook to
the nose earned first blood for
Whitney.
The fourth round was the SLOW
est Of the ten, but what little work
was done belonged to Whitney, and
all that was while the men We're
wrestling around the ring
Abel started Off the NTH ny shoot
ing home 81 hard right hook to the
face, but in return Whitney sent
two light let's and wicked right
70 the face. The right was the
hardest blow Of the fight, and 1t
made Abel hang on. Frank got in
close and AT the bell was pounding
the body In all of these clinches
Abel didn't try to hit back once.
Whitney Earned Sixth Easily
The sixth round was Whitney's
by mile. Abe didn't land a clean
blow in this session, while Whit
ney. outboXing his clever opponent
kept shifting his attack from the
head to the body and back to the
head.
Abel worked home two pretty
iabs in the seventh. but fOoishly
tried to exchange Wallups AT close
quarters ana as a result whitney
always beating Jake To- the punch
earned the round
Whitney had a shade the best of
the eighth, but neither boy tried to
DO much The only real punch i'm
this session was a right that Whit
ney worked up to the jaw i'm
clinch
The ninth round was "a bear. AND
Il was even Whitney worked in
close with lowered head and pound
ed the body hard during the early
part OF the round FINALLY Abel
brought up "a hard right uppcrcut
that drove Whitney back Jake fol
sSTed this ~ with two swell lefts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
PARKER PROVES DUB AND
CLABBI WINS WITH EASE

FOND DU LAC, WIS, Jan. S.-Jmmy
Ciaboy. Of Milwaukee. made a chop
ping block Of Ray Parker here last
night knocking the Chicago light
weight ont atter minute of battline
n the second round
right hook 10 THE Jaw ddzed Par
her and CIabbN followed with left
s"iug hot looleo him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

Here is remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and
money experimenting when you can
get preparation that has won a
worldwide reputation by it's cures
of this disease and can always be
depended upon? It is known every
where as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and is a medicine Of real
merit. For sale by all dealers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
MAX CAREY Will MARCY

ST LOUIS, Jan. 8.-MaXimilian Carna-
RUS, left fielder for the Pittsburg Nation
ais. will be married on January % to Miss
met four years ago, when Carnarius was
studying theology at Concordia seminary,
st. Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
BIC POWER PLANT
NOW IN OPERATION

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 13.-After
nine years of labor and the expendi-
ture of 100000, 600 by the late Anthony
Brady. Of New York, and subsequent
" by his estate, the lock and dam
at Hales Bar, Tenn, was formally
dedicated to-day with appropriate eX-
ercises attended and participated in
by many men of national prominence
All construction work was finished
several weeks ago, but the formal
completion was not observed until this
morning when the switch sending ap-
proXimately $4,000 horsepower of
electric current into this city was
thrown by Miss Annie Gavitt and
Miss Jane Brady. of New York,
granddaughters of the late Anthony
Brady, The party, including Govern
or Ben W. Hooper, of Tennessee;
Governor Emmett O'Neal, of Ala
oama; Nicholas Brady, Adolph Ochs
and Thomas E, Murray. of New York,
and leading Chattanooga business
men, was conveyed to Hale's Bar,
twelve miles below Chattanooga, upon
fotilla of river craft. A buffet
luncheon was served at the power
house at noon while a banquet will
be rendered tonight at the Signal
Mountain Inn, on Walden's Ridge.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Sousa and Band
Get Rousing Welcome.

Sousa could not have hoped for
any warmer welcome than he is re-
ceiving in Atlanta. Already popular
because of his playing at the Cotton
States Exposition and his King Cot
ton march, composed especially for
the occasion, he has increased the
number Of his admirers in Atlanta by
his delightful concerts in the Audito-
rum.
The large crowd applauded him
wildly Wednesday when the band
broke into the familiar strains of
King Cotton" His marches, with
their military swing, probably are the
most highly enjoyed by all who hear
him.
Miss Virginia Root and Miss MARCEL
Gluck, vocal soloists are continuing
their successes of the first day of their
appearance here. Herbert L. Clarke,
cornetist, and Ralph Corey, trombone,
will play in a duet Thursday after
noon in addition to the usual program.
The band will open the concert with
scenes from "El Captain" The open
ing selection of the evening concert
viii be THE Welsh" a rhapsody.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

The Atlanta show is easily the
leading show Of the South" he con
tinued. u don't think there is any
that can compare with it. / and the
members Of the sales force Of the
Standard Auto Sales Company, which
handles the Paige in Atlanta, have
taken more than 40 prospects since
the show began. These are not only
from Georgia, but from Alabama,
North and South Carolina and Flori-
da as well.
Show Pride of Dixie.
We win close up the greatest
share Of our territory for 1914 right
here at the show. Much Of il al
ready Is contracted for / look for a
great future for the automobile here.
Every indication points in that direc-
ton.
Georgia has 20 per cent more mon
ey than ever before. Part Of this eX-
cess is going to be spent for The mod
eTn necessity autOmobile-and
wise Is the dealer who fully appre-
ciates the Importance Of his oppOr-
tunity'
T.. H. Eueby office manager for the
Firestguc Tire and Rubber Company
said he had been surprised by the
large number of his COmpanys out
Of-tOwn customers at the show, many
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

ing taken in the aut- show by his
statement that instead of returning
10 the factory as he had intended. he
was going 10 remain in the South for
some time for the purpose Of estab-
fishing agencies.
The results the first three days
show that the predictions of success
were well founded" he said 81 have
been kept busy much Of the time talk.
ing with auto dealers from Augusta,
Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa, Biz
mingham and Chattanooga.
They have so impressed me with
their stories Of the possibilities Of the
auto trade in this section that ! am
going to pay every one Of those cities
a. visit before I return to the factory.
/ am going to establish agencies
where there are none and get a little
benefit from this prosperity that has
overtaken the South.
Rivals New York Show.
Right here at the show we are go
ing to sell more Ohio Electrics than
! expect viii be sold at the New York
or Chicago shows. ] feel that all the
exhibitors are satisfied because Of the
class Of people who have attended the
show. Everyone has seemed interest
ed in the cars, and many of them have
given substantial evidence Of their In
terest by buying.
The Atlanta auto dealers are to be
congratulated on their magnificent
show. They certainly have given peo-
pie their moneys worth In addition
TO having an automobile exhibit which
probably surpasses any ever arranged
in any other city Of the size, they
have the famous Sousa and his band
here every afternoon and evening"
L. II. Booth, Jeffries in stature
but a lightweight In his ability 10
dash around after business, paused
long enough in his chase to vouchsafe
the information that he had closed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
UNF AIR TO
THE DRUGGIST
The Old Joke About Something Just
as Good" Doesn't Apply to This
Drug Store.

You have probably heard dozens q
times the old story that a drug store
was place to get something Just as
good
It is certain that an inferior article
viii never be substituted for a guar
anteed one by any dealer. Take for
instance a safe, liable remedy for
constipation and liver trouble like
Dodson's Liver Tone. This harmless
vegetable liquid has proved SO salts
factory a liver stumulaut and relievar
Of biuousuess, and to entirely take
the place of Calomel without any dan
ger or restriction Of habits or diet,
that there are dozens Of preparatio
sprtnEing up with limitations Of i:s
claims
But Dodson's Liver Tone is guar
anteed 10 do all that is claimed for Il,
and II you are not satisfied with &C.,
your druggist viii hand your money
back with a smile. Any person going
10 the store for a bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone viii be sure Of getting a
large bottle Of this genuine remedy in
exchange for his f-dollar-A6v.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

Harris streets.
Mr., Mckee is one of the best known
automobile men in the country and
his presence in Atlanta is considered
among the local automobile colony as
"A distinct tribute to this section. He
is enthusiastic over the prospect of a
big Cole business for 1914 and pre-
diets that the car viii be better rep
resented in the Southeast than ever
before
I'VE have entered no specially-con-
structed cars in the Automobile
show" declared Mr.. Mckee. One
of our cars is as good as another and
that is why we are exhibiting only
stock models The name Cole is a
sufficient guarantee of quality and
durability"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

Anderson, Greenvile and from as far
South as Miami and Tampa, lie con-
sidered this a remarkable evidence OF
the popularity of the show through
the South and Of the prosperity on
every hand
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
Manaaers ExtremeIY eusY.


Managers Extremely Busy.
There are thirty or forty more
that ! have got to see before the
show closes" he said, Il already
have appointments to talk to most of
them"
Mr.. Booth is Southern district man
ager for the Maxwell Motor Sales
Company and Some hustler. He
declared that the prosperous Condi-
Non of the State had enabled him to
get his first secure fOOthOld i'm the
southern part of Georgia.
The crops are coming along fine
and this happy condition is reflected
IN our business he remarked. ct
used to involve much travail and
sweating of blood to establish an
agency and get the cars out among
The people Now they are sending
word that if we don't ship them cars.
they will come to town and drive
them home over the roads"
{. F. Beloate. contract salesman
for the Maxwell Company. verified
Mr.. Booths description of conditions
in South Georgia and Florida. He
said that he had found many men in
other lines Of business either taking
the automobile business on as a side
line or abandoning their original oC-
cupation altogether to reap the har-
vest that is ready for the automobile
dealers Of the South.
Big Contracts Made.
He mentioned in illustration. A. c..
Haynes a big fruit grower of De
Land, Fla, with whom he had lust
contracted for so cars, II. l.. Mead
ows, an implement dealer of Vidalia,
Fla. who also had made a large con
tract, and the Merrill Stevens Com
paLy Of Jacksonville, the largest
Shiphuilders in the South.
we paid our expenses at the show
out of our business on the first dav."
was the manner in which II. NJ. Croft
sales manager for the Paige Detroit.
expressed his satisfaction over the re-
suits of the exhibition.
yt them coming from Mobile. Biz
mingham. Chattanooga, Montgomery,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

of Girard, Ala, for his nephew Dsu,,
Terrell, against the Georgia Manvm..iu
turing Company for injuries rssni.sI :
in the loss of an arm. ll'ns
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
ASKS $4,000 FOR ARM.

COLUMBUS. Nov. ia suit for
900 damages has been t1led IN the
United States Court by j. l.. Wadoall.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13
EFFICIENT PICTURE
FRAMING

hlueuc service. square prices. much
moulding, personal. artistic selection Of
parcel post orders Write The College
Coop Shelley tvey, Manager tic
PeacHGee street. Gambler building. At
lauts--Advt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-13

no less than ten contracts with deal
ers in Florida and Georgia in the last
two DAYS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06

niaen ,.Hebobs" an Der pabood apaD
su tiiinmern. bic iofortige 4nlegung
elmer ioldsa GtraBenbdhn Houte na1
gonb 3ia an5uorbnen unb io1e BON
oieien Rebt aud 8ebrauh MAIDEN. gr
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DorIage CUR ReDp5irung bes .geItpble-
nsn" Sreibriefs uno gob cine o6tlbss
rung Der 8orgdnge ipGbreno Der 2ez
gisldtur. StBun9 in 1896, ais oas
aogsrs G,eieB nit nGuq unO 1rug"
pdfIirt unb ben 8tirgsrn Gincinnatis
Elm 50jabriger Jreibrief oufgebdlIt
ipurbe. SEPT. mad Is Sabrsn, Isi enoz
LID Der 3qg Der 4brehnung gstommen
uno oob bieislbe nid]t ousbleiben
tpsrbe, bafiir tpolls er fein gan5es St0nz
nen etnlsgen.
she 6err gigslop 3u Gnbs qeIpros
den bate, fpurDe ein Qntrag unterbreiz
tes baB bic UtaHenDeriammlunq oeFen
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rah beTtsn ar1ften 81 unterfttibsn unb
fire gaiiirung burh3uieBeu. Rads
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Tpretsn. ffets fein geftts fir Die synz
tersiisn bes @oltes thun 7u roollen, Tidh
perdbThisbstt unb Die 9erfdmmlung
iih ouffofte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
Auf Ridter GaIOusG a6gsle6en.
llripruug Der GppoiitiOn gegen ieiHe
SbGrigteit ais ,Sugeuortdter.

s5H oisisn SpaItsn puros Dor einis
ger ,3eit i9ou berittet, pob getpiHsr
Ginflub duTgsb0icn Fpiro, I'm Rihter
5Obn u. GalopeG aus ieinsr StsQuug
ais Jugenorihter 3u 0ertreiben. Der
Geriuh ioQ isgt allen grnitss ndhiten
Ut0utog geraht psroeu, pann bic
reueH Rittsr, bic pergan9eRsn 6erbit
eepdhIt yuurosu, ibr 2lHgt antreten.
Der Ssrmtn ber dusiheiosnoen Ri6
ter oebt bereits am SQm'tag su Gnoe.
Die Heuen EtChter rDiIen iih lsoob, TO-
nett Iie Der oemotratiiheu gartet dus
gehoren, nidlt Dor mloutaq nersioioen
laiisn. Tdour6 poQen re oerhinosrn,
oaB i'm 8ihtertoq.9ium Die RspubIiz
tauer nod eiu: maiorttdt hdbsu. Sic
itsben iiebeu 3u iiebsu, pordusgeIest,
hab Der nsue Ritter Iippert, Ser iih
als unabtduaiosr Repu6litdnsr qsrirt,
Al tsusn bGlt uno Ritter Galop.u.
Der ourh arantbeit ans 5aus eeFshslt
iit, oem Spaeqtgn bel Der ReuetntheTs
luna Der 8syittEhofe iniolls feinsr
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oemotratifhtu aolIegen eiusn Strih
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fem Taq Uiiros e gu siuem n9eub
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Rittsr. bic auq.nIheinIih Sdtfon's
9runbiaB bstreffs Sss Sisqsrs
unb Der geuts huIoi1eu. roolIsn
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tsnoe 8eIegen6eit-bus sufdIIige Sch
len zines republitaniiden Rihtcrs -
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uUcsbi5 dls Sussnoritptsr auseriez
ben. pOnit Die 0emotraten boffen,
oieieu uuf ibre S5eite su brinqcn.
RitIer 8ormnn ioq qrdiieirsnber bes
nsreen. Die Sea
gsgsn Ri5ter GalopeQ uno
itintn eriten Seamten gmerIon qebt
du1srIteinIih pon Der .sSupeniIe pros
tettlpe AHoeiatioH" aus, oereu grdiis
ben. Gr.4lbert5. isreibers fdmmtlihen,
bic ernennungsseipaIt ausiibsuoen
Hittsrn peroult6e griefs suasianot
baben iou, iporin lie birstt aufsefors
eery nerosE, sesen Die Dieoersrnens
nung oss Hi6ters gdIpfpeQ ais Sus
asaeritter su itirumen. Die 4foeias
tion nil hinreihenoe ge1peiie ba5en,
olB oas Suaenbeeriht freroen Gins
FIiiFen often geipeisn lei uilp. 2tuses
i.hts Der Gppoiition segen Rictter
Gabriel tn es msrtrpiirbig, odB bic
fem BON beceutenoen Sosiologen fpies
oerbolentiicb hohes Cob uno 4nertens
nuns sescllt tporosn lit fir isine 9srs
Dasiuns Ses ausenbssri4ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06

nig betrduert niht nnr bon I6ren Ins
geb0rigen, fenbern oud bon ben ptsien
5reunoen, iDel6e tie fif burh tbre
6er3ensQiite i'm luufe Der Sabre 81
erlDerben gsfpubt bate. Die 0uhtnges
IAiebene mar bic Ditttpe oes betann.
ten beutihen pioniers 6errn Soba
8OBler uno iie binterldBt an nd9eren
angeb0rigen flint S0bne, bic 9srrsn
2tnbrsp. 'yobn, Gmil, WiGtam uno
,Jpiepb, bic Gigent6iiner Ter betdnnt,n
8rudsrsifirma R0BIer Bros, irtpie
cine 5o6ter Fri. Bertha yt0Bler. Die
8eiIebuno ber fterbli1en 6iils Der
9eretpigten finbet am 5reitaq Wor8en
nm a6t llbr pom 5rauerbduie, So.
2543 WeItpicip 2lbenue, Gus Itutt,
tporuuf um balb neun llbr in Der ct.
Wlonita Stride Elm felerli6es Requl.m
celebrirt tperDen' piro.
Die getieBung Der fterbli4en 6uQe
Der greiien beuti6en gioniertn Brdu
so orguretbe 6pberg, geb.
8nehQns, bic i'm boben Qiter BON 80
s5u6ren IN bic Gnigteit biniiberges
I6lumrtert III, finbet am Samitag
Ro6mtttdg um 20 Winuhn Dor Elm
llbr pom 3rauerbduie No. 1881 Gut
ter Strabe aus itatt.
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giirger lit gsitern in 6srrn $ o bn s..
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rauf um halb nsan llhr in Der ct. So
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bodaedhtster beutiher giirger, 5err
6srmann u. altman, Die
9tugeu gum etpileu ShIummsr gsz
i9IoFen. 0as 9tbitxioen oieIes ipctez
rem oeutItsn Utdnnss piro in luetter
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itofteH sjneu groBsu Frsunosstreis gu
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tsrbl.ebereu bei BET ihuereu Seimius
dung, bon Der lie b.troffeH murbeu,
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Die gejieBuug ocr iterblidsH oiilIs
Oes 8srspjsten TInbet ON Treitdg
Wtorgen I'M adt u6r BON Der adpels
Der Observation-Disclosures 8itt & Sters
nsr an Der Deftpooo 2lps. uno Yan
6art StraBs aus itatt, poruuf um
bGlb neuu uhr In Der ct. BoFaoenz
tura Hirts Elm feisrIihes Requiem ses
lebrtrt perosn rpIro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06

Der 5rduen beS @tdotes unb bro6a,
einsn 4ntrdg auf 2lusftobun1 Seter's
gu iteIisnt neRn Ct iie ntsberboIsu
fo[lte.
gu Sunfen bes Srurtlts
fttmmredts. #
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GaS llnterbaus Der Geetsldtnr nabm
am Wltttpo6 nit 131 gegen 10 Gtints
men etne HeIoIutipn an, iueld1e oaegers
tanung bdbln 3u dnosrn norf6ldqt.
Dab fe bel 5raueu Das Sttnrmreht
ertbetIt sic nirb Dem 5endt am
YIontn1 CUR geitatigung suqebeu.
~crHi' ii. HeiDIution nG6reno Diefer
SallDn dngenommeu trirb, muB tie
nodmdIs Don Der Gegi5tatur i'm s5ubre
1915 pai'irt DerbeR, e6e bas Qnsnbea
ment oem 9oIte CUR 2tbftimmung uns
terbreit4t rUerDen taun.
Q5 oIlen geqeH Die Sin na N
berungsDorIage pros
teitiren.
Rem YOrt, ;. Te5r.-Tcleea4eu,
nelGe Die Rationale Gtberale @iupqns
oerun9sitga reprdientiren, psrben fru5
am Ionnerft1g W}orqen pon bier auS
na1 Wufhtnqton rerien. I'm perF0niic5
bet bem BrdIioenten 5aft boqeqen gu
prrte,ttren. 0uB er Die Tiuinaham'ft
GtrmGEOeruugsoorIdee unter3cianet.
Die @orIaQe rDuroe Gnoe leBter BD1e
ooa bctoen 6duitrn pe5 4ongreFies
cngeuommen.
4I& 0ele8ationeu Don qhiluoeL4
p3tc, Gbjcdgo, Baltimore, Bottom,
5eriea Gttp uu0 gittsburc rerben in
lBcfRingtoH rett3sitia etntreffeu, um
'It5 benz 4roteII an3uIdtteBen
@irb er betber penn er
9cf6n D Miro 2
4nn 4rbor. Ud6., 5. Seb.
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nur0e am 0IittDoh ou5 G5efirr zines
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