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Evening journal., 1913-05-28
MIR. GARRETT RECOyERs AUTO.

The automobile owned by Frank
s, Garrett, Of No, 1909 Broome street,
which was stolen In Philadelphia on
Monday evening while he was calling
on a relative at No, S237 Chestnut
street was recovered yesterday after
noon. Detective A, J. Sullivan found
the machine deserted In a street IN
West Philadelphia, The car had not
been damaged, The machine speedo-
meteor showed it had Leen run 64
miles and there was more oil In the
tank than Mr., Garrett had when he
left the machine. Nothing in the ma
chine had been touched. Detective
Sullivan will receive the reward OF
SlO0 offered by Mr.. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
CHARGED AS ACCESSORY
In BURNING ATTEMPT

Special 20 Tin EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del, May ss.-
Burton F. DoReTaR. Of Lincoln City,
was arrested By Sia4s Detective Os-
ear M Thomas, and held under $500
bail for court, charged with being an
accessory in an attempl 90 burn a
building of the Smith Manufacturing
Company az thai place on March 10,
William AorrisiowR, vino is said to
be one OF the Stockholders in the
plant OF the Smith Manufacturing
Company, went before Justice of the
Peace Dennis J, Wood, OF Milford,
and swore out warrant for
Donoyan's arres. bias when the Of
hcers went 70 ta'fe him inso custody
be could n0i be found lie was found
later. howeTeT. and arrested. Alfred
Donovan, his father, rnc William
aoaoFaa. a bfetaeF, heeame sureties.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
SOCIAL And
PERSONAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bryan, Henry
Baird and Miss Mabel Baird have
taken place at Charlestown. Md, for
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pierce were
recent guests ot-Mr and Mrs. James
Jenkins, of Chadd's Ford Pa.
James Hughes was recent guest
of friends at Upland
Milton Wells has been spending a
few days at Upland
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrington.
OF FELTON,. and daughter. and Mrs.
William Bradley. OF this city, have
been spending a few days at Hous-
ton.
ollie Nelson has been spending a
few days with his parents at Bridge
vile.
Miss Cora Swain has returned 10
Bridgeville after a visit TO friends
Miss Miriam Gray, who has been
spending two months with her brother
John G.. Gray, IN this city, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Ellen Hatfield has returned 10
Greenwood after a visit to friends in
this city.
Harry Marker and Miss Lulu Dono-
van. OF Lincoln, are guests OF friends
here.
Mrs. }. p. Cross. Of Slaughter
Beach has been visiting friends in this
city.
Columbus welch. Of Milton. has
been spending few days in this city
Miss Ann Wilson, Of Milford, ii
the guest Of Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Donald Marshall and Master
Donald Marshall, are spending two
weeks with Or. and Mrs. c. w. Mar.
shall Of Milford.
Mrs. Jennie Deakyne has beer
spending few days with Milford
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and son
OF Cecilton. have been visiting friends
here
Miss Mamie Merritt has returned
to Warwick. Md. after a visit tC
friends IN this city
Miss Naomi Vandegrift of Zion
Nd, has been visiting Wilmington
relatives.
Mrs. Stanley Steele and son hav,
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. II
steele. OF Chesapeake City.
Miss Katherine Macdonald, o
Chesapeake City. has been the gues
Of friends in this city for few days
James Connors has been spending
few days at Upland.
Mrs. Millard Porter and Mrs
George Johnson, Of Goldsboro, Md
are the guests Of friends in this city
Mrs Eugene Mitchell has returned
from a visit to friends at Goldsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cofiin are oi
visit to friends at Camden. n. J.
Miss Alice Ginger. Of Norwood. Pa
spent the weekend with Miss Bessi
/ Rash.
William Jarmon and Robert Jarol
Of Goldsboro. Md. are visiting friend
here this week.
The Rev. Ralph Coursey and sor
Of Hillshoro. Md, are visiting WI
mington friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Elliott are r.
ceiving congratulations on the birt
Oh son. which has been name
Ralph Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Snyd'
J entertained at their home at Newpo
over Saturday and Sunday, Pofessl
O. H. Benson. OF Washington, D.
one OF the officials Of the Departmel
Of Agriculture.
Henry Whitelcy Of this city. yeste
day sailed on the North Germa
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm /
Miss Erline Fortner and Mi
Maude Barber have been spending
fcw days at Bellevue.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
FINE on FIGHTING MAN.

Anthony Maleszewski when accused
in City Court today Of disorderly con-
duct, admitted being drunk, but de-
MED fighting on the street. After
hearing Sergeant Kelleher tell Of
catching Anthony running away from
crowd hatless, and who admitted
fighting. the court imposed a fine Of
81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
ASK RECEIVER
FOR DELAWARE
GAS COMPANY

In the Court OF Chancery today be-
fore Chancellor Curtis Andrew
5. Lynch representing Mrs. Rachel B.
Ross IN her suit against the Della
ware Gas Company applied for a re-
ceiyer. The company supplies gas 10
Seaford. Laurel and Bridgeville. IL
has 100000 IA outstanding bonds and
Is alleged 10 be insoiyent
James NJ. Tunnel. representing the
majority bondhoiders. asked for the
appointment OF Mr.. Tracey. OF Phila-
delphis. and William Herbert Hall, OF
Seaford. an receivers.
A. r. Polk. representing the minor
ity bondholdera asked that Edward
J. Winder be appointed.
The Chancellor reserved his deci-
sion as 10 the selection.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
CITY JUDGE LENIENT
ON DRY COUNTY MEN

The drought in Chester county,
Pa. has caused many residents there
TO come 70 this city for their "wet
goods" and for the past few weeks,
there have been a number OF Penn
sylvanians arraigned before Judge
Churchman in City Court on the
charge OF drunkenness. These have
al, been dismissed. It being their first
appearance and the same treatment
Is accorded those from the dry coun-
tics Of Delaware who fall by the way
side after they arrive here.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY The United Press
NEW YORK. May 2s.-The stock
Market opened quiet and firm.
c. l. Hudson and Company say:
There is small likelihood OF getting
out Of the trading area for some little
time to come"
F. d. Laokey and Co. says I'VE
still advocate the buying side on the
market on all weak places, believing
great many unfavorble features
have been discounted"
Reported Daily by r. d. Lacksy q
Co.. brokers and bankers. members
Philadelphia stock Exchange. Sl2
Market street.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
LAWN FRTE AT BIsHOPSTEAD

A delightful time is anticipated for
the lawn fete which will be given at
Bishopstead on the afternoon and
evening OF June Z, and several inter-
esting features have been arranged.
The general committee comprises
Mrs. George c. Hall and Mrs. F. NJ.
Kirkus. music and advertising COM
mittee; the Rev Raymond l.. Wolven.
the Rev. c. r. Holmead and r. W.
Wyatt; refreshment committee, Mrs.
j. ID. Thompson, Jr., Mrs. l.. d. Davis,
Miss Margaret Carmine, Miss Marie
Lemon; pastoral play committee. the
Rev. william Patterson. Misses Ray
mond and Miller.
These pastoral plays will be given
both afternoon and evening, and the
hours are from 4 TO 6 o'clock and
from 8 10 10 o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
sEMING cLAss EXMIRIr.

At the Avenue Theatre this Yse1i
there is on exhibition a display &
needle work and class work which !
heing exhibited by the pupila Of 8
Patrick's School The sisters az
members Of their classes arc AZ q
theatre in the afternoon dany un' .
3. 80 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
MCENSRs FOR ON Am YOrNG.

Marriage licenses we're issued today
by Clerk Of the Peace Brown to Sam
uel White aged 60. and Eliza Moore
aged so of Middletown and to Frank
n. Long. %. Of No. 1903 Jefferson
street and Helen NJ. Matchett, "a. Of
No 2347 West Seventeenth street this
CITY
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
aCARNIYAL OF NATIONs.r

The Young Ladies' Evergreen Glass
OF Silverhrook NJ. u. Church, will hold
a carnival OF the nations" on the
church lawn this evening for the
stormy the carnival will be held to-
morrow night
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
FESTIVAL is POSTPONED.

Owing to the weather conditions the
strawberry festival which was to have
been held on the church lawn, Linden
and Jackson streets, by the Ladies
Aid OF Wesley NJ r. Church. will be
postponed until tomorrow and Friday
evenings Ice cream and strawber-
ries on sale all day Friday.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
PENNsYLyANIA CLUB DANCE.

The Pennsylvania Club. Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company gave
dance last evening in Pythian Cas-
tie. About so couples we're present
The committee comprised George T.
Parsons. chairman, Timothy O'Toole
and L. II. Ryan.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
COMING HOME FROM SOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Greene are
returning home by way OF New Or
leans on the Southern Pacific steamer
Antilles after spending the winter
touring California and western states.
They are expected TO dock about June
3. In New York City.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
NEW STYLE CAR FOR NEW YOR'

The first of a shipment or fori
seven cars being erected for the Ne y
York Railways Company BY q .
American Car and Foundry Company
here was made on Saturday. Th'
was Car No. 7OO1 and was ono Of tra
new tpye. with the entrance in n e
center a few feet from the grour@.
This type of cars was designed 20
conform with the mode of womc"s )
dresses, all steps being eliminated
The cars will be used on the sur
face lines in New York
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
ST. ALOYsIUs BENEFIT TONIGHT

The st Aloysius Club will give. a
box party and dance IN Irish Amer
lean Hall tonight. The proceeds will
be for the benefit OF the st. Aloysius
baseball team.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
TooF TL,6lo- ~ anu ?.
JdliSS SltauutSts " Ninrh : 3.
III l Telephones
OnCGTIdKGI 1903 e6fl
lEt'
Elizabeth S. Lank
Stanley P White
W Harold Pierce
william 7 Carter
rrancfe MtrTrhrw

Stanley P white
W Harold Pierce
william Carter.
Francis M,rfehcn
LANK On May 25. 1918. Elizabeth &,
widow NJ Wiliam !. l.ank aged senrs.
Relatives and friends of the famll- are in-
vited to attend tho funeral services az t1e
residence NJ her son-in-law. Samuel Cam
person Philadelphia pike and Bellefonts
avenue. Montrose, on Wednesday evenn :;
May 2s. 1913, at o. o'cloch. Further rrr-
vices and interment in Bethel NJ =. church.
Rethel Md on arrival n fo4i train via
Kirkwood. Thursday morning. May 2p. wit1-
out further notice. Carriages viii meet
train at kirkwood
WHITE-In this city. ON May IS. 1919,
Stanley F.. son 81 Davis and Elizabeth
Katharine Turner White. aged years.
Relatives and friends OF the inmily nrs i1
vited 10 attend tho funeral ser, ices az iisl
on Thursday afternoon May oe st 30
O'Clock Tnterment NJ Mt. Salon cemetert
pTERCF-In Philadelphia. ON hHy 26. 1917
W. Harold. only child Of William y and
the late Florence s. Pierce. in his si1
vesr.
Restives and friend are invited 70 a.
tond tho funeral services - 'fe residence -
Mrs Albert Temple No. Pal Poplar street
Interment AZ Biverviow cemetery 4 patirnt
sufferer NJ rest
CARTER-Tn this ciiy. on May 81. 1919.
Wiiiinm T Carter
Relatives and friends ,re ineited 10 a,ttr4
tho funoral from his lHte residence. No. 10
South Harrison street Fridav morn inr,
AZ o'clock Requiem mass at 81. rsul's
church Tnterment ~ Cathedral cemcterv
McMAHON-Tn this city, on Ma p. 1879.
Francis. infant son of George a and
Margaret c McMaNon. ared months
Relatives snd friends nre inrited 20 atie~d
the funeral from the residence of his p'r-
ents No SOS w FifiN street IN Thw-s-
day afternoon. Msy "a a. O'Clock Inter
mont ~ Cathedral csn'stery
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
DAILY RIDDLES.
ANSWERS.

ANSWERS.
!. lncendiarism
2 The letter c.
3. HAY,
4. It's twelve to one If he catches II.
g. Because heat expands and cold
contracts.
QUESTIONS.
+ What is a soldiers definition Of
a kiss2
2. What word can you make from
the letters in the following words,
Tore a limb.
3. Why is a fretful man like a hard
baked load OF bread?
4. When does temperance lee
turer say a grammer lesson?
S. When did the rooster crow so
that everyone in the world could hear
him7
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
SPECIAL SERVICES AT BETHEL.

Special meetings will be held at
Bethel church. Pivot Bridge. Md, be
ginning Sunday June 1. This charge
is growing In strength and influence.
Evening journal., 1913-05-28
nARn OF THANKS

We wish to eNtond our thank. go all ~
their kindness sympathy and iorh odeun-s
~ tho time OF our recent bereavement II IS
Thomas V he Camp and Children.
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Cine 3ufdriif BON Der Stoot.Gpni.
niiiion nno ocni Mnpor Sclmboi0
BON Reipport wurbe perleIen, In Der
bic Stabt Gellepue aufgeforoert miro,
lid) all Der aarueoal. iiuo sSoibicn.
ISOLDE IN fpmmenoer @od)e i'll Ren.
port 5u bctt)ctligcn. Tie 3eier iinoei
pom 90. Sepien,ber bis 4. Gftobcr
infllliipc Itatt. Ter Stoot.S Sdoeinsi.
tier rpurse iniiruirt, 5000 oem Sd,ul.
ratb III iibertraecn. Tos llnterllldi
unaStommittcc berid,tcte, oaB bic
9iidler oes Staotihabnlciltcrs III
Crhnuna lctcn. See Srintmann mGr.
DC eiliitimnIig aIc GoliSiit ernanni.
- 0aIiteno 0oa. i6 ssnhrc ait,
iicl acitcru an Ger 6. lmo Gine Str.
in Gnpton bon ieinem 3meirao uns
er!itt cincn Toppelbrnd) oes Iiilfen
9lrnes. Ir. s. s. Stuble leiItetc oln
1Sltuacn Die n0thiac Siille. Gr iunroe
Damn na6 icincr eItcrIihen @ohnuna
on Der Trittcn mo Gine Strobe ae.
bradlt.
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bic 1beatsrbefibtr bisbtr fd3susr un.sr
Ter sSudteI Der Union 3d Isioen gehobt
unb ipplien iih nun, od ibnsn burn
bic QubertrnfIisbung ner btsherigea
Srbinons bier3u bic WlDgIifteis gebcs
ten lporben, pca Der 9ruugIaliruna
curh bic Union emonsipiren.
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tiner 9riiFun9stommiiion in anbersr
3uiommenitsluna sinperitonotn ertl6s
rem piirbsn, prots itirtsn bie anipol:s
nit alItr GntIhisoenbett esstn cine
esrortias aommiHion unb aud ptrs
ytiebene Der 5hentsrbsiiber erIfien In
tis Debate Elm, um ihrsn protsit an.
subrinaen.
sxrr gled ermittslte. bob eseentpdrs
tia in ben msiIten Der 5beater Opera
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bier abeeIeat babsn, ionoern BON aiiss
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melt bdben. 6err ped bstonte, oaB IS
bic pflitt oss Strotroths lei, oaftir
gorae si trogsu. bab oos publiinm.
lpeld,es bic Observation-Disclosures beIus
die, feiutn unn6ibigen @efobrtn ans
aefebt rel, bic ourd unerfdbrene Spss
rotenrt perurfoht ueroen ionntsn.
cine gemertitng, fpslte Die 4ntpdlts
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perIiere, penn Isin Jiim Slfaui9s,
meifs in granb gerdtbsn iollit.
Rahbem bic Sibnng oss aomHit'
tees ,ttpa orei Gilubcn ospGhrt hoifs,
sriuhisn bic antpdlis Der 1htattrs
tefiser um sinen tpeittrsn NufIhnb,
ba lire ali.nt,n anatbIih ibrtn 9ts
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pertrot, BON ,insm aufitub stfpas
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su bakn, iaas iie bic porIies.noe Dr.
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gsrrbeu bic 5timmasbsr in Der be-
uuritehensen &abl Sonos I'm
Seirase bon S5O0,0OO sH
beiuilligsn habeH.

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iioo abeno Der GmpfsbiaRo ie,Rts
aommittses fir WittsI una pese Sus
ftimmt, iperbeu bic Stimmat6sr lei
Der .ommsnoen Wobl iih oariiter az
snti6sipen babsu. oh lie oer poEpi;1ls
tommiifion cine goneouss1bt ron
100000 fir bic polligs 5!r;iQtsllms
nno 4usftattung bes Hsusn Iabtiittn
5oipitaIs CUR 9erfiisung it.lIeE ipols
len.
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hitfe Summs nid'eefudi uno ocs
Stabirdthstpmmittts fir Witt:l uao
Wse, bsi6IOb in ,insr Stsunl. nc scs
tern abenb bis nah nsun llhr
pdbri<, bic Srbinons i'm Staotratb
tmpf,bleno ein5uberihten, nahDsm
Dr. g. R. Solmss. Der graiib,nt stg
6oipitaltOmmiFion. cine eenone 4mis
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ben Witslieosrn oes aommiitses bic
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syorberune fir oas 5oipitoi isin ipiro,
bos p6ais einserihitt i'm sommsHosH
CONNER in alien fsinen 9bellen err
offnti lueroen fol
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tpeiisn, hab bic 5inanSluss Der Sinbt
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untoirsn fir Das ntlis 6oipitdl Die
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merpen, baB cine esipaltiss JindnSs
femme bic Toise isin biirfts. Tie Be
triebfoften fur oas nsus Scfpital frsrs
ben iih mad, Der Angohe BON Or.
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unb Der 8nu bat $500. 900 getoittt.
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biefe angab<n, bic non Gr. 6olmsE
aemnhi narbtn, bob bic Nnforotrlina
gen. bic an bic fdbtiid1s Ran, fir 90.
ipitdler uno bic llHipsriit6t ssma6i
piirosn, ann3 erorbitante ieien, benr
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stpo eins MilIion Dollars. uno irf
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fir Sos neut Stuoieniabr foiptit MIR
Is neue 5tubenteH ongsmcsoet haben,
cbue 5roae aldnsenb entiDideIn tpiirDs.
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aud in abIebbarsr 3eit ein sisnts gt'
bdube fir Elm mtoiJiniitss oohfae
nuf otm @runo uno gooen. mi ipsl'
dem Iif ods nsus Soipitol bsfinost.
ba er gtgenpdrtig an Der Icrtptrtlls
dung zines plans nrbeitet, nm ShtHs
tnngen in Der sShe BON 100000 81
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ben Stanopunii. bdb bic Siabt audi
nod grcbsn Rubsn bnrt oas itdotl
id,t 6oipital uno Sas Wisberduibslbtn
bes drsiIihsn e0IIsgt oanurh hdbsn
ipIrbs, oob bic Anrueienbeii drstlidsr
aapositdten in Cincinnati gatitnttn
ous eintm sroben llmtrsis bitrberIos
den iriiroe, mas ielbfiperitdnblih dud
Gelb in bic Stdot br6hts.
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araumsnte sn. mics jsbod ndraufbin.
baB IoI6e mebrsinnabmsn Der Etnots
tahe nidt brett gu quite iommen Mir
ben. SdIiebIit ipuroe isoo6 bei6lois
fen. bic Sroinons smpfsbIsnD slnsns
beridten.
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i'm Tiemit oeraualadi.

Sin Staiiftittr bate ausa,r.6net.
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ron elmer Stunhe uno 7 Winusen Elm
eiienbohn aneeitellier psruagliidi.
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unaliidien ib1tIdhlido elm trihrsdeno
hober in. gu alIsn 0rrunaliid.en oiss
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four Giienbnbn anetFtslli mar, purbs
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llnaliidlihsn puros oas linte Bein an
Der 6iifis obatfhniiten. ausr iruroe
nuf oem fhneuii,n Bese osm Habit.
fhen 6oipital sinasliefert. itdvb abr
balo uad isinsr Giniieferuna.. Wi.
iid Der llnfna srsignsi bat. tonHtt
nihi nit Siferbsii feitseitelit luerbtn.
bod piro anaenommen. odb Hufr
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III. bd bic i;s t:ss lang
fam fortbepeate uno Der 9erunaliidie
3eit asnna asbabi bdbtn ion. einen
llnfalI au osrmeioen. aaer mar erIt 8
Monoie perbtiratbsi.
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slni lmbetannte iirinde bradl
geitcrn 9tadmiting Gin fleines ,Seiier
III einem Sd)nppen binter oefn Sniiie
BON Charles 0einle. OH Der Ularld)al
slpc. un6 sfioOle Rooo. aus. lie 6cii-
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herbeigeriifen unh fonrte Der nilbe'
beiitenbe 9rono ihnea geIoiht pez.
Den. Ger Shooen betr1et $50.
ssn einem ssobIenihuppen bin.
ter bem neu:n 1anie pon Conn
Gibbs. go. -36a8 Siaiioe apenns,
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