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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-11
FRECKLES
Now is the Time 10 Get Rid Of These
Uuly Scots.

There's no longer the slightest need
az feeling ashamed Of your frcckri-.
~ the prescription othine-douul.
strengths guaranteed % remove
these homcly spots.
simply g-t an ounce 81 othin~-
t".iiir tr.ncth-frofu = II Ras and
rppi. "a iit'i. ~ Il night and morning
ami rou should soon 500 hat Gwen tho
worst fr"rh',z ave begun 90 disap-
pear Will" rho ichtcr ones have van
i~f'd entirely. u S. seldom thai more
than au ounce g. needed 60 complct-.r
clear tho skin and rain a beautiful
clear complexion.
Ie sure 20 ask rHr tho double
strength otHine. as ih.- g. sold .1d.r
guarantee of money hack y IL fails 20
rcmov, freckics.
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Maxwell
Those present yesterday at Mrs. Coll
ncrs were Mrs H.. II Harrison. Mrs
Mrs. q W. Zinn. Mrs. Fred Martin Mrs
u = Kidd. Mrs. q. W Greig. Mrs. J
7. Reed. Mrs. !. ". Downing. Mrs. "
\. Cock. Mrs. James CumminS. Mrs. X
Reed. Mrs. H.. NJ Russell. Mrs. q
= Maxwell. Mrs John SLOANE. Mrs. IL
y Work. Mrs Gsorgt 1~-c:Swtnger. Mrs
H"rtha Caldwell. Mrs. David \esbitt
Misses Phoebe Metzsl. Gwendolin.
Clemens. Clara Sadler. Margaret OFT
Agnes Wilson. Sue Metcalf. Carrie Fra
er. Mollie II. Francis.
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Entertained Few Friends.

Miss Es'ella Frazier, OF South York
street. entertained "A numbe Of h"r
friends THURSDAY. Refreshments were
served TO the following Misses Julia
Frazier. Mary G-lcscnCamp. blanche
Frazier. Minnie Moore. Virginia Nolan.
Estella Frazier. Ruth Moore. Nellie
Comp. Eva Stewart. Messrs. John
Stewart. Harrison Keiscr. Jacob Fraz-
Ter Harry Frazier. Charles Frazier.
Gilbert Coates. Earl Frazier. Charles
Coates. Jack Dimmv and Bill Bush. .
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Dance

The following We're nor those
who attended the dancing school OF
Miss Mcllwaine in the barn at Hearn-
Lee. Mrs. Frank Schmidt. Mr.. Carl
Schmidt Miss sara Hazlett. Mr.. Lou
Grubb. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PAUL. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warehouse. Mr..
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Miss meIlwsins's Glasses.

Miss Janet McIlawine. who recent
" cam" her" from New York. and Is
with h'r sister at Bae-NIar. = KIN,
quit" busy these days. MISC Mcll-
vain" l. a master Of the arr Of dane
iht II all the late steps are master
90 hF all who are her pupils. Wcdnes-
d"' evening Miss NicIlwaine conduct.
81 Nor class at tho home OF MIR. Viii
lam tiand!an. on North Main street
att which h entertained eighteen
81 Nor pupils al the home Of Mr.. and
Airs Price Whitaker. Amon- tbos.
WI" attended We're Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
hIo'h. Mrs. e.. J. Milton. Mrs. George
Iurn"r. ~ -. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. IL
g Hazlctt Miss Emma Forbes Mr.
Ea'I Adams Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Simp-
son and sons, Mr. u Mrs. John
St"'rr. Mr.. and Mrs. Price Whitaker.
ana Others. TUESDAY and Thursdav
evenings. Miss McIlwain. holds her
dN"'irE classes At rho barn a, TIearn-
lee. Monday evenings she toache, a,
," carroll club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-11
Rhodda Valley Male chorua

Tho Rhondda Valley Male chorus OF
Wales. the winners of the $1,000 prize
at the E~isteddfod in Pittsburgh will
give = concert Saturday evening in
tn, High school auditorium Of Martins
Ferry. The concert is OF interest 20
all Wheeling and Martins Ferry music
lovers.
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Will Entertain.

MISS Virginia Brown will entertain
n Few friends at her home his even
ing as a compliment to her friend Miss
Margaret Marshall of Shelbyville.
Ky. who is a guest in the city.
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Motor ParfY

: party OF young people motored TO
IL" Schmu!bach farm. ar Roncy's
Point. Thursday evening and were the
guests ~ Miss barbara Y-aeer.. The
affair was arranged as a compliment
o. Miss Emma Arbenz. o.; Chillicothe,
q Miss Noriand. OF GAINESVILLE. o.
tn" party were driven out by Mr. and
Mrs = : RoW.ne After stroiling
over the handsome estate. the Young
people enjoyed q delicious dinner.
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and Mrs. J. J. Conin. DIR. and Mrs.
L. Hennen Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Nor
ton. MISC Katherine Ransom. Miss
Edna Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Sweeney. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Arm.
bruster. Next Thursday Miss Nell
waine dances at the Country club.
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tanned the T. D.. l.. club at her home
near bethlehem The hours were from
. 70 5 and We're occupied with sewing.
Later In the afternoon Mrs. Schmidt
served dainty refreshments. The fol-
lowing were among those present:
Misses:
b"uIah Snedeker Emma Frey
Hannah Baker Anna Schmidt
hannah Rieck Jean White
Messdsmes:
Robert g. SnedekerC. W. Seabright
John schmidt George NJ. schmidt
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SOCIETY
Luncheon Today.

Mrs. Edward Hazlett. Of North Main
street. viii be hostess to "A number OF
her friends today. Twenty-Five COW
erS viii be laid at a prettily appointed
luncheon 1t the Country Club.
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Taroo PARTY.

Miss Josephine Cos entertained a
few young friends with a tango party
AZ tho home % hcr parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Friend Cox. al WC0dsGale The
guests We're Misses Nelson Whitaker.
Minnie Milton. Minnie smith. Mary
Morgan. Blanche S;orer. Helen Tall.
mar. Nargar@t Irwin. Nes@rs Newton
Nicolls. Charles MI on. Robert Reed.
Ted Campbell. William Howard. En-
gene smith Robert Weaver. Robert
Irwin. David Daizell and Francis
Wood.
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For Miss Hcnnlno.

Miss Margaret Henning. Of Charles
ton. formerly OF this city. who Is the
guest ~ her aunt. Miss Kate Weid.-
busch. on the South Side. will be hon
or guest az a social affair this evening
\ number OF her young lady friends
have planned a marshmallow roast
FOR the evening. They Will Journey
10 tn" hill az the rear of the Stratford
Springs Hotel. and build there "A camp
fire. 4 coodly supply q: mar-hmal-
lows and other ~coutrct.ors NIil be- t1-
ken % The young people are an.
ficipa'ing a n time. The following
VIII be. "a the party.
Ml~-ss.
Dorothy duncan. Mar-tr.t H--niuS.
AIIc. .t.rr.. EI.fr.r TtVler
Martin ~Sr.-sar;. Ii.z.l '.r.-..aI.
lila Bond.
MesSr@
William N-'I-u. JOAN Ntr~r.
,'"fE" NtfuiS"u, sidney Mccoy.
dorsey I.s;I. Arthur E.t-tt.
Ii Iu,,k.-r.
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House PARTY.

The following are the members of
Mrs. Julian G.. Hearne's house party
al ~liearnlee: Miss Margaret Crom.
well. OF Bedford. Pa: Miss Rebecca
Stackhouse. Of J~ohnstown. Pa. Miss
Agnes Taylor. OF Altoona, Pa. Miss
Mary Spousler. OF Harrisburg. Pa:
MISS Ellen McCalmont. Of Franklin.
"a II Miss Martha PAUL.. OF Pitts.
bursh Wednesday evening a dane.
was gwen Tor them in the barn al
itearnIee and Thursday evening many
Young friends called at the home.
Ne oun ladies' were entertained al
bridge in Pleasant Valley THURSDAY.
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Misses:
Nirainia Club.

The Virginia Five Hundred club
will enjoy an outing at Joe Green's.
Triadelphia, today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-11

Robert Marshall and Mrs. VIII Cum
Minis.
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YESTERDAY afternoon Mrs George y
schmidt who until rcr.ufi- was Gri.,
Jennie Seahright. ~ Mt. 0liv,t. enter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
HOT SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Hot Springs. Va, September 2O.-ln-
terest is already being shown III the
annual fall golf tournament to take
place October s TO II. and in the an
nual fail tennis tournament, To be
played on The Homestead courts Oc-
tober Ii TO is. These two events
bring out many OF the best amateur
golf and tennis players in the country.
and are among the most attractive of
the autumn sporting events at the Nir-
ginia Hot Springs.
y large display of handsome cups
for the winners has been put on en-
hibition in the Homestead lobby, and
entries are rapidly being made In
the tennis tournament n handsome
silver and gold challenge cup bearing
device of crossed racquets is offered
TO the winner Of three successive tour
naments. II was won last year by
Fred lnman, OF Howlctts, l.. l.. who,
with Hugh. John and Charles Inman.
VIII play In this years events Cups
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

will also he given the winners in
blcs. and to the winners in mixed dOu-
blcs. Mckee Dunn and Erskne Bu-
ford, of Richmond. who won the
Southern championship there last fall,
will he among the players. ana others
Craig Biddlc, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Brokaw, Jarvis Gecr. the Misses
Louise and Evelyn Wcathcrbcc. Jcannic
and Marie Louise Emmett. and Gladys
and Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Coplcy Thaw, Jack Nc
Culloh and others.
The greater part of tho autumn
colony was brought out several days
ago by putting tournament arranged
Alice Scarborough. large gallery
in chairs lined the putting green. the
women players and onlookers in bright
colored sweaters and wraps. making
ney. of Philadelphia, and Miss Gladys
Ingalls, tied with scores of 20 each.
Playing theati off. Mrs. Janney won
the woman'S cup with a score of %.
Charles H. Tappin won the mems cup
with score OF 20. Among those in
Imrton, Mrs Oscar w. Undcrwo God,
Count and Countess de Chambrun. Mrs.
Seth Barton French, Miss Clarice
French and Barton French. Mrs. j. b;
Mrs. w. G. worthington. of Balti-
more. gave a tea on Tho Honest cad
lawn for Miss Scarborough before her
lain James, Of Baltimore, poured tea
and most of the autumn colony was
Count and Countess de chambrun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

buiit ninety seven, years ago; and one
of the most notable of the old estates
of this section. Virginia fried chicken,
spoon corn bread. hot wafies, Virginia
ham. and broiled turkey have been
served to the small army OF visitors.
who invariably before leaving insist
upon seeing the old negro slave NANNY
and says what she pleases to promi-
ncnt members of society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon, enter
tanned at Elmhurst this week. and
Misses Alice and Julia Whiting gave
a tea there for n large saddle party.
hurst Farm with parties have included
Or and Mrs. John Herndon French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. J.
stevens Ulman, Frederick Stcrncr. Mr.
and Mrs. John Atkinson Thayer, George
W. Stevens, Colonel and Mrs. l.. H.
RuTner and Mr. and Mrs. Edward r.
Stettinius.
Mr.. mad Mrs. stettinius entertained
large company at the Casino at an
auction tea this week. in compliment
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon Miss
Frances Scott presided at the tea
table with Miss Boyd. and the Misses
Betty and Isabel Stettinius, who
Nice and Julia Whiting, Mercer
and Dorothy Fitzgerald The company
included Miss Mary Custis Lee, Mi
and Mrs. Decatur AXtcll. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Valentine, DR.. and Mrs. John
Herndon French. DR.. and Mrs Guy
Fairfax Whiting, John r. Branch,
John Hayes, Frank Ross. Mr. and Mrs.
De Courcy Thorn, and Henry Sydnor
Harrison. the novelist, who is here
getting local color for new story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

| son OIL these heights. and 1t promises to
| he full season, too. Fall visitors
continue TO arrive. and many are al
ready booked for October, Il favorite
| chain OF resorts nesting among the
mountains. and lying in close proximity
to the White and the Hot, 1t inhcrits
great many who have spent the sum-
| mer elsewhere and then come here for
the fall season. The days are cool and
eNhilrating, and tempt one TO leave
the log fire In the lobby and to walk
and drive through the hill country. re-
splendent in it's autumn tones. Pool Is
very popular with the men of tho col
ony. while the women content them
selves with embroidery and bridge
y hon indoors.
The moving picture OF tourists and
motor parties goes on all the time, and
very interesting ii is to watch the diff
ferent arrivals. or course. there are
the fall brides to find Lovers Lane and
other bridal paths that lend a charming
getting for the old, old story. The now
automobile road from Lynchburg is
quite n success. and brings many cars
for the Weekend. The trip can usually
be made now In three hours-a great
gain over previous records. Last Sun
day seemed to be a motormeet. so many
were the cars that came from all di
rectionS.
Edwin Sampson. Miss Sampson, of
Galveston, Tex. Mrs. J. w Sibley and
Miss Sibley, of Birmingham. Ala. are
new members of the fall colony here.
after Il stay at the Buffalo Lithia
Springs.
Colonel Thomas Smith and Mrs.
Gaines Smith. of Warrenton. are here
after spending the summer at the
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Witt, of Wash
ington. ID. c.. came here for part of
their honeymoon after an extended
Northern tour
w p. Burke. of Wheeling, w. Va, is
here for his usual fall outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke, Of Rich
mond. have joined the fall colony.
Misses T. G. Pugh and T.. McLearn.
of New Orleans. are here after stay
at Goshen.
John Hampden Chamberlayne, of
Richmond. spent day or two here
last week with Mrs. Chamberlayne.
Mrs c. w johnson and Miss Barton
Fauntleroy, of Tunstall, are visiting
here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w Werth, of Norton
are among the recent arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Hanna, OF Hunting
ton, w. Va. and MIR. and Mrs w. c.
Mayer, of Richmond, are now staying
at the Bridge.
I Some of the most recent automobile
parties are Mrs. James l.. Leeman. Miss
Virginia Leeman, j. Lawrence Lccman,
MIR. ana Mrs. ArCher lseeman. OF Balti
more; MIR. and Mrs r. Misck. of Ber-
muda, and Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Mil
Ter, OF Covington; Mrs. j. ii. Halle, j.
H. Halle. Jr., and Miss Evelyn Halle,
Of San Antonio. Tex; Mrs. John Shields
and party, of Knoxville Tenn; Mr.. and
! Mrs. Montgomery Blair and the Misses
Blair. OF Washington; Mr. and Mrs.
| Wilkes Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. w: j.
| Moore and c. Mel. Pope. OF Petersburg /:
| Mrs. Arnold Hague. of Washington,
/ -. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
BLOWING ROCK
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

Blowing Rock, n. c., September 20
The summer visitors are leaving this
beautiful mountain country just at
the time when Nature is in her love
Hest and most fruitful mood.
Mrs Rosa c Etheredge, son AM, and
Virginia Etheredgc. Of Norfolk, are
new arrivals at the WntauEa Inn, to
spend q while amid the beauties Of
the Blowing Rock country:
Miss Lizzie Wills and Arthur Vas,
seur, OF Charlottesville. accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Ivey. of Lcnoir,
n. c., We're Watauga Inn visitors the
past week, and were delighted with
their. trip to the land above the
clouds.
Little Miss Antoinette Miller. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Patterson Miller, who is
at the Watauga Inn. is four years old,
and she celebrated her fourth birth
day Thursday with a delightful party
ON the lawn Of the inn. About a
dozen Of her friends in tho hotel We're
her guests. Her little sisters, Mar
garet and Katherine Miller, assisted
Miss ,Antoinette in making the party
a Joy to the young folks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

Mrs Nicholas Longworth. and Mrs. B.
a. Wallngford left for home this week.
after spending the summer in one OF
The Homestead cottages.
Jesse Eddy and Joseph Eddy left
this week in their motor car for Pc
tersburg, where they will be the guests
for a week of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
McCrac and the Misses Dunlop on their
farm.
Mrs. william Warren. of New Or
leans who has. been a guest of MIR.
and Mrs T. Fl. Bright at their cot
tage. has come to The Homestead for
Il stay. and gave a dinner there this
week for Mr.. and Mrs. Bright Miss
Mealey, Mrs. w. H. Holmes and Mrs.
w. Holmes. Jr.. Mrs l.. 1icock.. Mrs.
Worthington, Mrs. James and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
he home of Mrs. s. b. Ta,iafnro

the home OF Mrs. s. b. Ta!iafeero
The stewards OF the Methodist Epfscona,
Churches on the Amherst circuit have given
Rev. l.. ii. Early a vacation, which he is
spending In Nelson and Albemarle Counties
Miss Emma Saunders. who has been spend
ing some time with her aunt, Miss Mary C.
Ellis. expects to leave this week for her
home In Nebraska.
Mrs Edward Wise OF Lynchburg. last
week visited at Mrs S. B. Taliaferro's
Miss Bessie Watson has gone to Norfolk
to resume her duties as teacher In the pub
lie schools there.
Miss Zelda Garland has just returned from
u visit to her uncle, Rev. j. r. Ellis. in the
Shenandoah Valley.
Mrs. q. w. Dearborn is at home after "a
delightful visit to Atlantic City, ~ 7 ami
other Northern points.
Miss Mary Blankenship. who has been Wis.
home in Appomattox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Amherst, Va. September 2o.-Miss Rucker.
who was this week the guest of Miss jessie
Burford. has returned to her homo at Ped
lar Mills.
Mrs Robert b. Blankenship. OF Appomat-
tox, who has been the guest Of friends hcre,
has returned home.
Mrs. c.. A, Scott, of Howardsviile. is visit
Ing her mother. who has been quite sick at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
NATURAL BRIDGE

Natural Bridge Va September 20
"he September days have come with
oil their accustomed glory. The fall is
the most beautiful and delightful sea-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28

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Shelter iia ogiaa Dos Manocn, %
o'ntrcnt iamtiois bos Den %riorlopc-
De 9atter. 6amilien blep iclpfpl=
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gen itaoig faitbolot lin 9iasroic.
Mon git oa grunoig til Garfs
og- los forctase eli omgpagelig lit
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oglao 0en forlopcoc Cater bar init
tet. Mu bar @aaoen fin 9psning
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oommen blcpcn forplontet.
0cn Sorg og 6ortpiplclle, Sci
Dcrifcr / 6amilicn, fan 1,latt lei
,tGnfc Jig.
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iparsfuIbe Stilling eli MaaneoS
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/ GU ipraclia Turfatnins.

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ira &nreliet peb 5ioen al ba,1s
eget % Dopbe lllgtet &ruotrpa.
Der blep ltrafs lcnot @uo til Yo-
litiet, % 9pre,l til gereljet blep
l,ral1gt.
Han Gllpet Lao Sl1genipren
Iris Napn CT MicDaro @r0nniaa -
tl1lot paaf(Got, me6ens inns Seq.
lo9erlfc, Ell 30=aarig apinoe, lao
pao Se1gen, balpt paof(ebt.
@cggc bar bru6te al M%epolper-
itno.
Eaa @oroct Lao trc 8rcpc, bporaf
oct cl1e par o0rcsicret til @olitiet,
Sc to al,0re til 8ripotperioncr.
s @rcnct til Holitict ba0 @r0n=
ming ON, at oercs Nopnc iffc u1oot=
te blioe offentliagiorte, oe cnopi=
cere ON, at Eolitiet piloe mcooele
Oct ifctc til eli &%apclmciter / Ser
lin. @reoct inoeGolot ingen Gp=
lDsntnger ON @runoen til Sclpmor,
benc. Get anbef 9rcp, ser laa poo
9or6et, inoebolot en- 'Sortcgnclie
rpcr &arrcts @nroiajenitonoe; / eli
/ &rrcliet ltooen6e &11fiert im,btcs
Ser so Morf / re6c Ycnge. s Sci
treble 9rep meboclte @r0nnings
2eologcritc, at b,nn bop6c toget Sc:
ronal, men for at bore bis pao al
80, 6ao bnn @ronning ON at lfp6l
bc1oc CIT @,,alc / 1inoingc1,. @r0n:
ming bapoc nebc,nll16er ti(igjct; al
ban bopoc opfplot ben6es 9nife.
8rpming req Sen foregoocn6'
Mften noglc 8repc / Stpffer og IA
lteoc Stllmper11c l16 as @i,1ouct
Holttiet far 1lt lnoct sem lolnl,
op loo piot set bar muli9t, for a
ie, ON man ocrigjennen1 fan fac
nGrmcrc Splpsninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-28
Bsnf I Ban,nark.
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REGARDS Gl1fc Sobam1c. Trpfeu
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len. 6bp. ltrtcfrGumlcr G6riltion
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