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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
ABOUT YOUR CLOTHES.
You Should Be a Good orssssr-fst
Keen, Shrewd, Careful Buyer.

Most men take pride in buying the
best clothes they can find for their
price Some few don't consider their
clothes at all. they buy the price. Hop
kins clothes are built to Your own in
dividual order and are made for the
men who want real clothes for their
money Keen, shreWd. careful buyers.
good 6ressers. men who think as much
OF their appearance as of their money.
Hundreds of these men make our tail
oring shop Headquarters
They know our clothes are right. in
looks. in value. in service. They also
know our selling is directed in their
interests. we think more of pleasing
our friends than in getting their money.
Prices SIS 10 $50 and higher Hop
kins & Son. the popular tailors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02

Show girls-Miss Naomi Alderman.
Isabelle Allard. Gretchen Madearis.
Margaret Ferries, May Willard, Helen
Willard. Nora White, Hilda Richards.
Myra Jarrett. Marian Nickel, Rosie
Flower. Edna Swingley, Grace Swing
ley, Fannie Flower. Pearl Starbuck.
Caroline Wetzstein. Hazel Cole.
II Haven't Found the Right Girl Yet
Athletic girl. Hilda Richards; the
coquette, Naomi Alderman; the bold
one, Helen Willard; the cold one,
Gretchen Madearis; the Quaker girl.
Myra Jarrett; the actress, May Will
lard.
Stage Door Johnnies and Cowboys
James McManus, Oliver Plunkett,
Frank Boardman. George Bowman.
Frank Martin. James Mcdonald. Will
liam O'Brien, Ed Hayes, Fletcher
Click. Harry Gabelman. Donald
LoGer.
Repeat Performance Tonight.
The performance will b, repeated at
the Odeon tonight and the sale today
indicates that the performance will be
witnessed by practically a capacity
house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
TRIANGULAR MEET SATURDAY.
Local High School Athletes, Ames and
GrinneiI to Compete.

Al 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon
the frs, event of the triangular field
meet in which athletes of the high
schools of this city, Ames. and Grin
nell will compete. will be called at the
fair grounds. The first event will be
called promptly so the visiting teams
may leave on the evening trains.
The following is the program: One
hundred twenty yard hurdle. mile run,
pole vault 100-yard dash. half-miie
run. 440-yard dash, twelve pound shot
put. 2c0-yard hurdle, shuttle relay race,
discus throw. one mile relay, running
high jump. 220-yard DASH running
broad jump, and half mile relay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
BELL BEATS EN- ALL.
So-called Hobo Checker Player Has
Easy Time With Local Experts

There were not enough checker play
ers Of first class ability in the city
Thursday to give S. s. Bell, known Is
the hobo checker champion, a really
interesting match During the after
noon Bell dropped in az local checker
club. where players corgregate. and
played them ali. He Won with ease and
so far outclassed his opponents that
none of them showed up TO put their
skill against his at the Y. VI. c. A. last
night He had only three opponents
for the latter match They were DR..
P. r. Wood. E D. Hanson. and Roy
Hockersmith. Bell played the three
simultaneously and won every game
He played the three games as rapid:
as the moves OF his oppor ents would
allow him. and at the same time
.hatred with those who We're looking
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02

action Of the second act. built around
duet by Jay Mcdonald and Katherine
WEIGH, with a chorus. From stand
point of popularity. and catchiness OF
air. ooh You Peek Boo Moon Is
probably the best thing Mr.. Miller has
ever done.
Another interpolated number. THAT
What You-,May-Cal Rag" sung by
Ed Swingley in the black-face role,
was also well received. This was also
written originally for THE Isle OF
Freedom
Willard Sisters Good.
In the character role of Gumshoe
Sadie Miss Hazel Willard was afford
ed enc of the best parts in the produc-
ton and carried il thru exceptionally
WE'LL Miss Willard's acting was I'M
usually good for an amateur. dane
ins specially by Miss May Willard was
very clever and as pretty as many pro
fessionals are able to deliver.
Among other pleasing dancing acts
was a one-step by James Wiley and
Rosie Flower. Clifford Muchmore and
Pearl Adams appeared in dances.
Other Pleasing Features.
Among the other pleasing features
OF the production were the songs oE
JAY Mcdonald and Miss WEIGH, Ed
Swingleys songs, and those by Cit
ford Muchmore. Raymond a. Jones
was recalled several times in his Me
and Ny Medals" song. Mr.. McDonald's
song. I've Been 10 Every College" was
wen received. and closed with the COL
lege wells Of the chorus of boys. with
Harry Gabelman as yell master.
H. H. Young. who appeared in the
role Of the manager Of the Movies
show, displayed a very good oarytone
voice in his rendition Of Star OF the
Deep in the second act.
IRE best and most tuneful chorus
OF the piece was the closing number,
Chicago which made rousing finale
and sent the audience away humming
the air.
The Cast.
The cast for the production, including
both principals and chorus, follows;
John smith, millionaire packer.
c. McCarteH
Mrs. Jonr Smith. his wife ........
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Lou OSe.
Harry smith. his son. Jay Mcdonald
Colonel John Smith, of the Nevada
Guards ......... Raymond A Jones
Jawn l. Smith, an ambitious pugil.st
Charles Gossard
John j. smith. an outlawed ball play
e. james Wiley
]. John Smith, cubist artist.
.C Clifford H. Muchmore
Sherlock Burns. detective ...
Glen Crosby
Gumshoe Sadie. the human ferret.
M Miss Hazel Willard
Sophia. waif Miss Katherine Welcn
Montana Pete. Sophias guardian
Joseph A. Whitacre
Tornado Sal Pete's Better half. 80.
.......M Miss Margaret Neil
Ada ST clair, an actress. .........
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. c. Il. Whitehead
Wilingford Morgan, a fight promoter
Eumet Byrnes
j. Percival Blink. a hotel clerk.
Horace Patton
Jerry. bell hop ......... Ed Swingley
Marie maid ..... Miss Pearl Adams
Manager Of the Movies show
H H Young
The leading lady. Miss Hi,da Richards
The leading man. James Mcdonald
The heavy Joseph A. Whitacre
The comedian William OBrien
The character woman. .............
....... Miss Katherine kennehan
The stenographerMiss Isabelle Allard
The manicure girl..Miss Grace Swingiey
Spanish dancers-Mtss Nay Willard
| Helen Willard. Gretchen Madearis,
Margaret Ferries. Marian Mickle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
CONFERENCE is POSTPONED.
Supervisors to Meet Highway Repre-
sentative to Learn Of Law.

4 conference was arranged here TINS
forenoon for the members of the boar"
OF supervisors, County Engineer j. w.
Ash and a representative of the state
highway commission for the purpose
of making the supervisors and engi-
neer familiar with the details of the
new road law, and how il should be
put In effect. The conference was not
held, owing to telegram being re
ceived from Ames. which said that
the boards representative who was
to meet the supervisors was sick and
could not come here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
KNIGHT. ob,.rv. Ascension Day.

Thirty knights Templar. members OF
ST. Aldemar commandery, observed
their annual Ascension Day exercises
Thursday afternoon. The knights We're
by automobile TO Riverside.
where the graves of members and
those Of other Communicates buried
here. were decorated. c. II. Van Law
gave the memorial address al the close
of the exercises at the asylum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
"MARcO" TOMORROW.
Demonstration Of MARCO" Quality at
Myers Grocery Saturday-Come In.

II you are UP town tomorrow stop IN
and have cup OF Marco coffee we
want YOU to know the merits OF TINS
coffee and also want you to taste the
products of Marco line. Marco line Is
the line of groceries that if you save
the coupons it will pay you. We VIII
explain to you if YOU call. Marco
baked beans viii be served also The
name Marco means quality supreme.
MYERS GROCERY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
Bod, c.ss Resumed.

The divorce case brought by Mrs.
Alta II. Bodie against Frank E. Bodie
waN resumed in the district court this
FORENOON. The case will probably not
be Submitted to Judge Bradshaw until
some time next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02

Il remained. however, for one Of Mr..
aIi,lers former successes. oh You
Peell-a- BOO Noon" 10 make the real
musical hit ot the evening. This num-
her produced originally in The Isle OF
Freedom" was interpolared during the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
Observation-Disclosures RsIALLrowN. IOWA,

on. Bell is exceedingly expert, and the
ease with which he carries on series
OF games at the same time is remark
able.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-02
HONE TALENT SHOW
Makes DECIDED HIT
"SOPHlA'S SEVEN SUITORS" PRO.
DUcED FOR FIRST TIME BY
LOCAL CAST.
MUSIC AND BOOK BY
MARSHALLTOWN BOYS

Mrs. Mabe Wagner Shank, of pes
Moines, Sings Leading Role and is
Only Member Of Cast imported
Music Good. and Dancing SpseiaIties
Unusual for Amateurs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
GIRLSI CROW LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR!
LUSTROUS, Charming --25 Cent DANDER|NE

YOU cannot find II trace Of dnndruff or
fuIinr hair. but your real surprise will
he after about two weeks use. when
you Will see new hair-fine and downy
al first yes but really new hair
sproutug ont all over your scalp
nandcrinc is. We believe. the only sure
hair srower, destroyer of dandruff
and cure for itchy scalp and It never
fails TO stop fsling hair a; once
II YOU want 10 prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a
10th with a little Danderine and care
fully draw It through your halr-tak-
ing one small strand at a dme. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and beautiful
i'm just a few moments-a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

streets inside the city limits, were
marked by Mr.. Harvey. He painted
a white collar around the telephone
poles and trees along the route, max
ing proper designations for turning
points.
From Linn Lane school house the
road separates in various directions
LEADING to Bartlesville, Collinsvllle,
Nuskogee. Claremore, Ninita, Wago-
ner. Haskell and other towns. These
roads will be hlazed in a short time
and distinctive marks will be adopted
for each highway
The following representative bus
mess men from other cities attended
the luncheon:
sapulpa-Alr. and Mrs p. II. Ben
nett. Bruner, John Ellsinghauser, t.
A. Wilson. Ira Cornelius John B.
woofter Vernon Blake, c. B. Cox
and w. L. HufIstetter; Mrs. Il. c.
Bennett, Messrs. Martin Walters,
Vance likely. Lee McClung J. F.
Murphy. j. X. vandever, Clyde NJ.
Robinson. Arthur Finn. W. y. Stone,
H. VI. Watchorn, John Young, L. N.
Ansiin. Fred Kaufman, l.. Patterson.
d. Beardsley. Emry Jennings, d. n.
Burlington. warren II Brown. w. r.
Threlfall. Ralph Blake. w. p Long
mlre. DR.. A. c. Hohr. John F. Egan.
Jack Offutt. J. L. sharp. VIM. Silver
nail. Waiter Allen and J. Bean.
okmulgee-E. W. Marrs. vinita
T. A. Chandler. Catoosa, ]. NJ. Ad-
kinson and A. Z. Henry: Bixby. Clyde
Sample and ]. F. Hayes; Mounds j.
]. Sisson: Kiefsr, F. L. Bennett and
wife: Collinville, w. b. Erwin, DR..
r. A. Douglas, F. NJ. Rogers and ID.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

DOUGLAS, Ariz. sept. 3O.-Thc
ronFitutionalists claim a victory u
'hc mtuc NJ Los Mochis. Sinaola
and assert that the federal again
were defeated ON sunday at Ratamo-
tai
II was rumorcd in tonirht.s dis
patches from llcrmosillo that Cen
ernl pieda, federal commander. would
hc succeeded by Gccnral Phanquct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
w more dandrurf or falling halr-N
real surprise awaits YOU

TO nc possessed II "A head of heavy
beautiful hair. soft lustrous. fluffy.
.Nayv ANA free from dlndruff is mere
lr % matter % usiur little uaudcr-
iuD.
n is easy ud inexpensive TO have
nice. soft hair and lots Of it Jus.
500 % cent h.tt', ~ Kuowlton =
uauUor'uc uow all drug stores rec
.wm,ud - apply q little as directed
and within ten miutes there will be
lG appearance of abundance fresh
nos. nufnncss and an incompatible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
HNm GRANTED TO Mormrr
!. Charged with Poisoning 1O-ycnr-old
Stcp-sOn


HUGO, okla. Sept % Especial
PAN was granted today TO Mrs Malls
Sl Easyc. who Is charged with the
murder " her 1O-ycar-old step son
She has been in Jail since May. Bond
was fixed at $500 The woman is
said to have given he boy tablet
according 70 her statement. for "a
cold, and he died In the schoolroom
% short time afterwards. Several
deaths occurred in the family that
nay be investigated Mrs Basve's
mothor-iu-laW died short time be
fore the boy The formers body was
cNhumcd and chemists declare they
found evidences Of poisoning. About
the same timc the strp-daughtcr was
so badly burned I'm the grato that she
diod, not having gained consciousness
enough TO tell how she camo In tho
FIRE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01
ROADS ENTHUSIASTS
HEARD THE GOSPEL.


ready To complete Oh. marking Of the
entire 1900 miles
Mr. Harvey rotated am instance In
lhe marking of the TRAILS near Fair
view, Mo. some um. Igo. He was
met at FalNleW by H delegation from
stark city, who Inquired what direc-
Ion the tran would take To- Nrosho,
Mo. MIR. Harvey gave the informa-
1on stating that owing TO condition
'i the roads several iogs would be
necessary to put The road through
stark city to NeoshH.
'lf you'll give Hs three weeks
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M"st be organized
"Nou men are about to show what
You can do in building good roads
\ on have selected two days, October
l6 and II for campaign. The re
suits of your efforts depend upon
your organization. Don't boil over
with enthusiasm and forget to or
ganize thoroughly. II you do youll
have two days picnic and accom-
pllsh nothing Select general or
gunlzcr for the county. Place II cap
tain on each half mile OF road. call
a general meeting OF these captains.
ascertain how many men and what
equipment you need and what you
can get
"I would suggest that your Com
mcrclal club offer n cash prize TO
the district that maintains the best
mile of road entering the city"
Toastmastcr Avery outlined the
plnn Tor the coming campaign and
predicted that S25. 600 worth OF work
viii he realized I'm the two days The
county commissioners have appro-
prlated $4,000 for road work this
yclr that will be spent in CARRYING
out the work started on this cam
paisn Mr. Avery smoke Of the state
laws which provide for the working
~ the city. county and state prison
crs ON the public roads and stated
that TuIsl county expected to get so
Of the 500 state prisoners soon To be
turned ont on good roads work
Zig Meeting Tonight.
Eugene Lorton made an Interesting
talk on the work that is being plan
ned and announced the first general
| good roads meeting in connection
with the campaign for october Is
and II. This meeting Is TO be held
| in the Commercial Club rooms to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-01

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29
yaitur Gruit @of mno Satin geelrt.

Cine ipobIrerbiente gbruna puroe
aeitern 6errn paiior Grnit Deb BON
Der 60. prpt. St. sSobonnes Gemeinbs
auf ut. Nuburn nsbit fsiner Satin
sutbtil. 6err 9ob iiebt nun ieit Is
eSohrsn als Seelioruer Der 9emeinoe
Dor uno nieislbe bat fih unter ibm
aebeihIih entipidelt. 4!s 2eidtn Der
4neriennuna uno Der WerthihdbuHa
iiterreihte bic @emeinoe ihm seitern
einen prahtpoaen 2iebesbeher. absr
aud Der ;frau palior Bob. bic fih
ebenfalIs arpber geliebtbeit erfreai.
spurpe asbaft. IN 4ueriennuna ihrer
eriprkhlihen 5bdiiateit um bic Scnns
sagiGule. bic iif in elmer bliibsnpen
WerfaHuna befirsei. tpuroe ibr BON
her Bemeinbe elne nit 0olo aefuats
10rie aeipenbet. fpdbrenb bic 3oglinae
Der Gonntaafhule cine GhrnitaIpaie
nebit einem mddtia.n glumenitraub
aeitifset tatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29
9orhoeutids Sdlisen .@eiellidaff.

3urt1 einen reeen 9eiut 3et1nete
iif oeiiern Die mpnatlihe 9erfammz
luna Der Rorooeutihen Stiisea'
9eieuihoft aus. ipelhe unter 9oriiB
bes prdiioenten 8. 5ening uuo oer
Qrptotoufiibruaq bes Setretdrs +.
Wistbe abeebaltsn nuroe. Die @es
Idaofte fanoen cine idnefs Grleoigung
INN fid Der folgenoen 5ibelitas i'll pols
lem WaBs bingsben su tonnen. Cine
Ginlaoune Der QlattoiitIten goasls
Iteiten 9efenitup gu beren Ban puroe
onsenommen unb beidlob DIR 9eretn,
Ilt in polIer Starte an oieiem 3u be-
tbsiliasn. gu Ger poritebenbeu Be-
dmteunabl ipurhs Elm RomtnationSs
aommittee, beiteheno aus ben 6erren
georoe gtiemeisr, Ben 8oliher uno
9ernharo Stahl sruannt, pelde Die
2iIte bis 3ur nodften geriammlun1
Der 8sieuihaft einreihen miiiien.
Rnh nem geridt beg Shabmeifters
betrug bic Ginnabme $3.50 uuo Die
4ussabe $23.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

fers &ontraftbruh burd aerihtli6es
8erbot perbinpert tperoen fann. tDiro
m0qliherpeiie pom 8rooflpner &luo
periuht perben. Der auf Defen 8ienite
IN 1914 4nipruh erbebt. Gs lit in
cefien Dabrfdeinliher. pub bic gaatios
nal-2iea in bieIem Dilemma bic 9ss
ritte niht 3u 6ilfe rufen piro, neil
fer 9ertauf bon SpielsrH obne peren
ginpilliounq i'm 9eridt einfa6 als
men1hsnbanDel betrahtet Deroen
fpiiroe uuo su unliebiamsn Ginih<et@
tuneen fiibren t0nnte. S5u biefer 4us
qeleqenbeit tptrb Cincinnati ben elns
siqen materieaeu ShaDen pdDontra-
qen, neil Der 8erfauf 5inters an
grootlpn fir $4,000 bur6 oeiIen
TabnenfIudt riitqGnaiq tpiro. tpo-
rrrh fir. Die .Rsbs" ionoAl bic 8er-
tcufsiumme als aud Der SpieIer per.
loren oeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29
Seim gpiei berungliidt
Sit aeitsrn HadJmittas Die II Sabre
alte Sena Rubiniou.

Gegeniiber Der elterlihen Wohnung.
go. 445 Sit 6. Strabs pergniigte fih
geiteru Rabmittag Die Il Sabre alte
2ena Robinfon NIT msbrereu anoersn
Sinoern nit sang H. 8erited>Spiel"
auf einem Neubau. Die 3leinen tats
ten fih i9on einige 3eit toitlih amu>
iirt unb follte 2ena gebaibt neroen.
Gas WtdDden lief iiber 8alteu uno
Giientrdger baoon, ais iie plOBlih eis
nen EebItrttt ma6te uno in Die Siefe
aus elmer 6Dbe bon ettpa Is SUB
itiir3te. 2ena blieb beiinnungslos lie@
gen. auf bic 6ilferufe Der ainosr eilz
ten pafanten berbei, pelhe ods
Wdb6en aufbobsn unb na9
bem Guten Samariter 6ofpitol funb@
ten. Die 4er3te itellten feit, oab 2end
einen S6dbelbruh oapou getrugen
bate, an oeiIen 5oIgsn lie am
Gbenb peritarb. Der Coroner uuroe
bon oem llnfall in Senntnib geiebt.
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0prsiieliber 3anoioat.
.s,err 8eurae +. Sieterle als Hrall'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Sanoels'
TANNER.

Das Wabl aommittes Der Rotben
poer Resularen Der Sanoelstammer
bat obne .3peifel einen gutsn 8rttf
eetban, als es ibm gelang, 5errn Geo.
r. 9ieterle su bepegen, Die Nomind=
tion fir oas grdiibentenamt an3us
uebmen. Serr Sieierle sshOrt gu ben
anasiebenItsn 9robinou'trieIlen Der
Staot uno lit felt 1882 Wfit9lieD Der
Sanpelstammer. Sein ertutioes Ia
lent bat er Ihon bel oielen offentlihen
4na.leasnhsiten slan5eno bepiefen
lmo bic arobe gincinnatier Sonosiss
TANNER piirpe unter isiner prditoents
ihoft in gutter Sbhut ieiu. Die beuts
fteu Witglieber Der 6anoelstdmmsr
follten aud ntdt pergeiien, odb Die
terle elmer Der i6rigen, ein tuiirblger
ReprGIentant oes 9eutihtbums lit.
Die beutihen Witglieosr Der Saaoelss
TANNER fDrbern nur Die SntersHsn
oerIelben, penn iis am 13. Sannar
fir 9eorse 3. 3istsrle als prailosRs
ten ftimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-29

Nus gbicaao nuroe asitern berih-
tei. baR Soe 2inter. Ibfdnoer
unp 6duptlins Der ~Rsbs" in Der leb.
ten SaiIon. uno Wt Or bee q |
Bronn. Der beriibmte breifinoeriae
Shleuberer bes gincinnatier Stubs,
breiidbrioe Gcntra,te nit Der neuen
uno auberhalb Der Rciionals sBerbius
eunc oes oraaniiirten gaieballs
sports itehenoen ffeberal cid q
unterssihnst haben. 3inter Dirb Die
2eituna BEG gbicaooer Slubs unb
8ropn bic bes Ct. 2ouiier alubs
Der neuen Qiaa Ibernehmen. Die BE.
einounaen Der bstoeu Gontrotte nsr-
ben einitpeiIen aebeim aebalten, bod
periautei. bah 5inters Sontrafi aui
nrei ssahre nit einem idhrlt"en ga.
lar poa $4,000 loutef 5inter nHo
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