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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11

Delaware. offered an invocation and ad-
dresses were made by George w. Mar
shall. president pro tenn OF the State
Senate. for tho trustees of the college:
cx-President George a. Harter. for tho
faculty: Judge Victor h. woollcy, of
Wilmington. of the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals. and an aluinnus
of Delaware. for the alumni: and Henry
Ridgley, of Dover, Delaware. for the
State Board of Education. The for
NAL installation OF the new president
followed. after which, DIR. Mitchell
EIade an address.
DR.. Mitchell is the thirteenth presl-
dent of Delaware College since the in
stitution was organized In 1894. The
college was closed from 1859 to 1870.
Since the reopenlng In the latter year.
there have been but four presidents up
TO this time, DIR. William II. Purneil.
Eev. John II. Caldwell. DR.. Albert II.
Raub and DR.. George a. Iiartcr The
latter. who Is succeeded by DR.. Nit
chell, remains as n member of the fac
ulty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
Arthur Berthelet

Arthur Bcrthclet. who so success
fully directed the plays produced by
the Graycc Scott Company last sea :
SON. has rcjolned that organization,
and Will make his debut or the pres
ent season at the Colonial this week
when The Warrens of Virginia" will
be presented.
Manager Dewitt Newing feels that
he has materially strengthened HIS
company by the addition OF Mr.. Berthe
let. for not only will he act In his
former capacity OF stage director but
he Will be able to assume some OF the
more prominent roles In the plays that
have been selected for future offer
inrs
From the public's point OF view, or.
At least. from the point OF view OF tina [
portion of the public that has supported
Miss Scott and her associates. this
news will come as glad tidings. indeed.
for those who are familiar with the
work and ability OF Mr.. Berthelct will
realize at once just what his return
Will really mean.
There Is no more painstaking worker
in the theatrical world than Arthur
Bcrthelct. He Is firm believer in the
doctrine that what Is worth doing Is
worth doing well. There are no half
way methods In his book OF rules.
Nor is there any amount of labor too
great for him. He is willing to stick
TO a task until 1t is completed TO his
liking. OF his artistic ability as an
actor more might he said. At any
rate. he Is back in his former fold.
and his return Will mark new epoch
with the Grayce Scott Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11

sings. dances and plays u guitar. will
offer what he terms q '.onc-man va.
riety show"
The IIearst-Sclig Pictorial News Re-
view. showing the latest war pictures,
with photo farce and series of
educational pictures. will supplement
the vaudeville bill for each half OF the
week.
Paul Conchas & Co. presenting the
athletic spectacle, Achilles and Pa
troclus." are booked for the latter half
OF the week. conchas. known as the
Cannon Ball Man." impcrsonates
Achilles, and Julian Ncdman Is the
Patroclus In this novel act Both are
strong men and exponcnts of physical
culture. With their associates they
give n diversified athletic exhibition.
On the bin with them are Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh j. Emmett. appearing in a
sketch designed to display their VEN
triloqutal powers; Revolving Collins"
who performs all sorts Of difficult and
complicated stunts on rollers, and
Irene Grange. comedienne' and chan
tcusc. whose versatility az an enter
tainer is said to be remarkable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
Philharmonic S Plans

Richmonds amateur orchestra Is
rapidly getting in concert form. Each
rehearsal shows striking improve
mcnt over the last, and those who have
attended the rehearsals say that the
coming season Will be far the most
successful OF the organization. James
Whittet, the president. says: 81 believe
that we have finally achieved the plan
which will mean permanent success TO
our organization. after all these years
of struggling
This year we are calling on about
200 public-spirited men of the city to
support the cause of good music In
Richmond, by becoming members of the
philharmonic Association. Already the
response has been such that we have
no doubt OF our success. The plan Is
&c have the association members sup
port the work with an annual sub
scription fee, which entities them to
four reserved seats to each concert. The
est Of the City Auditorium seats will
be unreserved and offered to the gen
eral public. This will permit every one,
even those of limited means. to hear the
best music at n very nominal cost.
Another innovation which will
please greatly is the plan of having
two or more soloists at each Of the
concerts. ono of them a vocalist. For
the first concert we have secured the
brilliant pianiste, Miss Clarice Bibb,
who will play the Mcdowell Concerto
No. .. A welcome bit Of news will be
the announcement that Joseph White
more will sing at the first concert I
do not believe we could have chosen a
more popular artist to feature, and
thousands are looking forward to en-
joying his beautiful voice again
among the soloists of the other con-
certs are: Miss Ida Deck, the little
virtuoso who achieved such a ssnsa-
ton with her plano concerto last year;
Mrs. Bethel, a new addition to the
wealth of Richmond contraltos; Miss
Ada Kuyk. the popular soprano; Miss
Doris Baker, the talented daughter of
our director; a. p. Gillen, the baritone,
Miss Anita Kirkwood. who will play
t-Saens's Piano Concerto in G
minor
w. Henry Baker too seems very en-
thusiastic over the prospects of the
opening season. He says: THE train
ing of the orchestra is better than ever
before. We have practically every one
of our last years players with us, and
In addition, many much needed instru-
ments. such ms a new cello. new.
viola.- new trombone. new horn and
other instruments. ] have been study
Ing the Richmond audiences for years
have chosen for the programs will ap-
ipealland interest far more than any
we have ever offered.
N"Taking 1t all In all, tile Richmond
philharmonic Orchestra CAM be. made
q matter OF great pride to the people
of Richmond know Of no other city
of the size of Richmond which can
show as big an orchestra Of amateur
players" ~ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
"GIRLs FROM THE FoLLiEs"
AT BIJOU THIS WEEK

Everything new but the theatre tt
self" is the slogan for this week. says
Manager Mckee. of the Bljou Theatre.
where The Girls from the Follies" will
appear. The company Is headed by
Harry Steppe. the comedian. who is
adding many new friends to his already
long list by his clever Interpretation OF
the character of Ignatz Cohen.
That the company has achieved sue
cess on the Columbia Circuit, Is already
known here from the reports Of the
press in the different cities. Added to
cast OF exceptional merit. II has a
chorus of thirty-fve girls. all said to
re smile-coaxers.
The entertainment starts with n lu-
dicrous first part aboard "A ship and is
entitled THE Lady Pirates" The plot
In detail Is that Ignatz Cohen. a stow
away. played by Mr.. Steppe, is discov-
cred by tho crew, which is composed OF
lady pirates. who never saw a man.
They quarrel amongst themselves as to
which one Is entitled to have him for a
husband, he having no voice in the mat
ter. He meets with many mishaps, and
on the second day out. they rescue five
shipwrecked persona.
These are: "One Eye Dick a sailor,
.mpcrsonated by Harry Risher;
Captain Kitty. played by yesta Lock-
hard; Heinie Shutz. a skipper: George
Wagner In the role OF Jack Bradley, n
theatrical manager. and Mile. Corday, 4
noted French actress. played by Ger
trude II. Ralston.
The actress convlnces the girls there
is nothing but danger in following the
sea as pirates, and asks them how they
would like to join her theatrical troupe.
called The Girls From the Follies."
which she Intends organizing upon her
return TO the French capital They all
agree. and they are seen in the latter
nalf OF the show at the Palais de Dance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS
(conttnucd From Sixth Page.9'

Continued From Sixth Page.)
iiovelty Is promised in each of tie two
vaudeville shows assembled for the
diversion of amusement seekers.
Conspicuously featured are two
pretty girls. whose portrayals Of
Fomedy characters, singing and dane
Ing have won them prominence In the
fvhirl Of variety this season. They are
billed as Stephens and Falk, and their
PTering Is programmed as "a dainty
brotean act"
A notable feature. widely different.
Is the exhibition to be given by Chez
perts Manchurians. There are six
|IonGolians In the troupe. who perform
eats OF ground and lofty tumblIng,
Slid-air stunts. acrobatic and contor-
Ron work, and display their extra
ordinary strength and agility In their.
kWn peculiar way, Rawls and Won
Kaufman, q man and woman in black
lace, VIII bid for laughs with a funny
Coon slrit. with song and dance In
Harry Sterling, who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
MITCHELL lNAUGURATED
PRESIDENT OF DELAWARE
Former Head OF Medical College OF Vir-
ginin Takes Up New Duties
at In Newark.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

/. Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
NEWARK. DEL, October 10.-In the
presence of a large asscmblage inciud-
Ing thirty presidents and representa-
tivcs of colleges. universities and edu-
DR.. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, formerly OF
the Medical College OF Virginia. of
Richmond. was Installed as president of
Delaware college. The exercises We're
the most imposing and by far tho most
important that have ever taken place
at an educational institution In this
State.
The installation OF President Mitchell
took place on the Delaware College
campus shortly before noon. Chancellor
Curtis presided at the exercises. Bishop
Kinsman, OF the Episcopal Diocese of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
ANTWERP FALLS;
GARRISON MAKES
ESCAPE IN SAFETY

CONTINUED From First PageD
Zeppelin airships could be used to at
tack tho English coast line, and even
London.
The distance from Antwerp to the
British coast is less than 100 miles.
Antwerp Is on the River Scheldt.
Before 1t enters the North Sea, the
Scheldt flows through the Netherlands
territory. Under existing conditions,
1t would be impossible for Germany to
use Antwerp for naval base, without
violating tho neutrality Of the Neither
lands. " Ct 81. " 6 49, = <
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ben +. Sui 1911 i09,02i 1872, moo
10L748,2G9 oeu 10. 2Cpril 1910,
altiaa en- 1iIpafit oe goot ire
9ior al o0er 100000 ) ieloe
Dc 1s Stater % 9iitrict Of 6oIuu.
6io er SnobDggerautaIet 9s.7sl.
324 moo 1892. 266 / 1910. 9le.
5raifos 9eiolfnina er nppnte Ii0
oofiet ira tt92,214 til t.245,s7l
5ta0en (@5redter) )}ep Dorts
ira 4,7G6.S83 til 5,333,537. 66i.
ea0os ira 2.i85,2s3 til 2.393.325.
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arbeioe idmnen meo aoaititutioHa-
Iiiternea 6bef for at iaa giegerings-
moifineriet 0lerico iitano1at 10.
tales.
emIsiqrer ira Garrnu3a til 81.
pata. Der er aatoriiereoe til at looe
9anoreiormer, oentes at ituqe nao
6beien SpOen ON faa Da5e.
9roarammet ior 5reo 0lerico
lD0er iaaleoes:
ertlrrIng om iuloitPuoig 8dd.
benbuile inoen iad Gage mellem
Garranja o. prooiioriif Broiiocat
6arbaidl.
llnoerifrioning al en- OUerenstonlit
meacm De itrioenoe om .2lnneiti o.
@aronti ior gicnoomsiitferbeo.
Gplo5niu9 al nGroGrenoe aou.
ares % @eninofaloelie al DC Iepu.
tereoe % Senatorer. iom 6Ieu oalat
anoer MaOero. % bBis Iernin life
uols6er fer emo / Septembcr
GarbaioIs Geiilnatiou til 9iaoero.
aou9resien % oennes 9eilemmelie.
At 6arraa5a blioer prooiioriif 4rG.
iioeut unoer aonitItiouen
aonierente Al ebeierne Merico
Gitp. inobefattenoe Gepraientauter
for @en,rlerne 3apota % gilln for
lloarbeiOeIie al en- gciornprogram
Tor oen nne 9omlniitrdtion.
Sra 81 @oio meloes, ogiaa moer
q. Snli. ON at 8eneral 0brigons
1ropper efter fIere Cages aaup
bar iuotaget golima i 5taten al
ianme glaon, % @tau3dniao, en-
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oeu iioite 9u ipnes Grobrerne at
6ape moot fim riuge Dlooitano
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nOiigter til 5rtO / DlsritO,
GarraaIa or Uillia iii at eiOe ocu
gmueiti ~ Sitfer6eO, iom eqrbaiol
fDrlauger
ISeueralfrne Siaa % 3apata
iBnes at ial0s / giuie.

@ais.naton q SuIi 1irette
@leo0rlelie til llniteo Staies Cog
liza pro0iioriit Rrpiibrm Garbaial.
@eu. 6arranBa, @en. giaa % @mi.
liano 3apnta oe ire bpientli1e
6afiorer Oet mericdaite 4roblem.
genoplipeOe berourenoe glutorlteters
Saab on 5reo
9arbajaI erfIereoe oiiicielt gen.
nem oen grdiilinnite Dliuiiter /
Wierieo Gitp, at ban Dor oillig iii at
oberaiDe Den efiefutiue 0lagt til
Garran5n, og ban bduoe ienOt Ell Ie.
lcgat, Geginaloo Gepeoa, til at ar.
roneere meo Den tonititlltioneIlc
Gbei. 6nrbainI gentog. at ban blot
snifeoe 9lmneih, for poIitiife 5or.
brpoere og @aranti for 5fferbeoeu
af RcnnrIfers Gin og eilnoom iom
baboe lmoerltsttet Snerta
garranBa oiite aennenl Den ameri.
fanIfe stouinI, Ion leoIaaeoe bam
at 6an par reoe til at piic efter-
gipenbeO MOB observation-disclosures
0iooitnnoere % aiue oe snifeoe ga
rantier.
Giaa talte / oc 5iertpligiie 0ro
ON. at bdu anifeoe at ie 3reO sen
oprcttet paa erllnolaa al gietfrroia-
beo % 1ribeo % foriifreoe, at bon
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Get 6nr upret unuifeliat at iao
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bar opnoact at ina en- ofiieiel llo'
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:, iiOite senOins.

ira Gnnmarf mootoa Vi b. a isI.
aenoe:
sfoog. .geterien: 0leuueifeifitteI.
Ter II. mob. 81 20.
Sfopg. Beterien: 8e u6rugte
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0anmarfs WeloOier. ersleo5 %
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tiliaumen aortou iplaes m ior
Den inroeles lnoe 9ris al $t0o
@rlmotpia: @aaifelilicn 9le inui
lloaaDe sSnob. 10 Gts.
gDrneaes 6anife 9oie6oa ! 80 Gts.
@artucrens 5te0isu. @uoeIiot
5niaaifriiter 0r $40 10 Gt5.
2onii6 ent6- Rnbl Sonic,
Blair, yiebr.
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aria crflGret.

I'll Wlorgen I Gag leies bl. a.
fsl9cnoe Wieooelelie ira 2onoon.
Zen sitria.iiigarite Slegeriug
erflpreoe arig imoo Serbieu Gag
Clirsoag) 9ennem ct Maniieit. JON
er en- al DC forteite Al 9iitorien5 be.
tDoeliae Dotumenter.
1uihano bereote 9eien Tor Den.
ne Grflrriuj ueo at fumogere I'm
6orfaitelie al oen brittle 9enitil-
linB At 0riuge fire 0iagter ianmen
I'll aonierenee for at mp9le mellem
Be itrioeaoc. 1uiflauo iorfloreOe. at
oets aliiereoe funoe tie oentes at
nnoer8iur inte onolinaer ct enro.
priif aaao. iom pnr Oet en- a BAL.
fonitaterne.
20 elmer cfter. at 1uiflanos
simOasreIie par oiieutliaaort. ITO.
iicotes CITRUS ari8scrtlqriug. %
oct piite ii9 iaale0es. AZ Der par
fnl0tonmen 8arnloHi mcllen Dc -
alIiereoe Reaerin9er. builre itoo
Taft iemmen aannem Ben bosniife
STRIFE 1909.
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sosaaoff. o. zitrigs 2lm6nsiaoer
aictaiug AZ at .toeali3e4 aoufliftcu.
oft pil iiae be1rrnie ariaeu til Ell
Stamp meIlem 9itria % seruien
Tisic 6orbaaOlinaers 91ollr o9
i3nn1 or omgione a ben mffelte
5emigl.ahco. men os er oeH iiaiie
Qlaafe. i5m aa neltraIe 3Paater
tI9n8er iis III meo Ell Storm Tor
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fulot opaer mcS srr6icl % at
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er. at 9itria 6ar inotaaet 9ellrao.
on bet life allerq0e er ifei
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leite 9elasrere, 9eoaIgo, 5uare5 D
ecroo De Ieiaoa.
9orfirio Dia3 og onerta5 poll.
title o9 flerifale Sturelie tROer 9Uii.
fen oet mericanife 6olf bar iliot o1
liot 5elternooigt mau8e aor, bar
bait oen mericanite airfes Sgnlpatt
airfeu bar Init 8eIiignelie ouer
ouertas 5or6rnoelier % doroGrpel.
ie og bar uoen 6elo ar6eioet paa
At op1iOie Solicit moo aoniiihltio.
nnliiternes Sog.~
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9tn fatolflc airfc | Wfrito.
cn e'-scrnor Ilyitcr Ocns @rruicr.

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Tauptco 0le3 26. Sui Ceia
eareoo y. SulD en 5ororO.
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0eliafro "a 9lrtirroia6eo" uoTieotes
i Tag af @rmern5r o8 Qdlitar.
fontmanoo 2(ntonio : GiaareoI Get
6e0er 6ororouinaeni
Il aac frcmnlcoisotc fatolife
9raiicr ol iiptter al 6oiIteniom.
1elit 0atisHelitet sil bIipe noaift al
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manos 5orifriiter, % iom life bar
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idaoan 5ororoning tiger 8ilareoI
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Spiaerunnlct for Den fatolife airte,
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airfeu bar urieutIia beitpitiset fla
meo erobrinaSpolitif sSor at iao
i'm @eniigt 5ar oen iieoie upret daie.
ret meo sc rpaftionpre Aeaeriuger
od TeIppterne. ia en0oa meo frem.
meoe 9lnaribrre. Zen bor pitt iia
ION en- nforionlig ,Sienoe al liberal
Sicaering ira Den ferite 9ieoolution
I 9lputla til ben urrpprenoe oe bor
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9alnpifibs. .g.ptitier.

.llnteo State5e ser mtom til
65ritiauiano oen % osa oil al.
ieile oeriar oen s 9lug. % oentes
oa til 9em 9orf 0cn is. 9llg.
o6reoerif VIII" er dfieiiet ira
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easiagerer om 9or0 o. oentes til
]iem gorf oeu :. 9fug Silbet 0il
after aiieile oerira oen Il. 9lnJ %
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9uglit
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H nrt rnpt.


Get iige5. at 2eiiiaatsrerhe /
0entucfo OF prooucere 20.000.000
lsaaouar @6iffu min0rc i aar eu0
iorri9e glar 3et glao. ioni meo
oeier 0ette, unores. ON oeuaa Bro.
ouftionsioruinoifelie tQ0er paa min.
ore 6or6ul8 eaer paa 5eiers eriisr.
9ouis Seniens 9i1 iunaet r0ma.
ia Bee al Iorsoaas meooeler, at
9om5 5cniens 9ig 6pis 9rufning
Di outaltc iione ll1e. ianotcs 9a.
gen foruo life lanat IRA set steo,
5uor ha BAR outfnet gelraoelien
iofeaIf pel3c iamue elao Cnsoa9
Giierniiooo1 al 3
Sneoe % Soprc 2lol / ]}a5raifa
6ra 9'rHmroie. 9le6r, nieooeles. at
gn 0oe0emarf paa 20 9trres li9e
0eit ior @neu 6ar aioet 81 8u pr.
Mere 80 Puno pr @n. en ninore
Sapremart paa iamme 8arm gaD
66 9n Or. Were. 6oc0eus Bcnuen
inits.9lifoitniua pna oenne CON er
ira 20 til 30 gn. pr. Mere.
9legn / gtebraifa. 9ineoln 0ailp
Pems al 90. 0s. fiaer, at DER Tirs-
oog Rot % 0nsoaa @orgen flo.
ite llae iaIot betpoelia glean flere
Steoer @aisbeltet 9tebraifa 8
Sorgent faIot Der t.50 Eomme, I
Coup gitp f.10, flere Steoer meIlem
en- balo og en- bel 5omne, andre
Steoer minore og after ouore ste.
Der intet.
gonamafonalen bill ifel9e Wiel.
Ding fra @nibington bIioe aobnet
for dlminoclia efibsinrt ipritfom.
menoe 10. gtusuIt. gaiueliopis bli.
Der arieSoepartemeutefs 1ampltib
eriiiobal SCI isrite sfib. iom IeiIcr
aeuacm aaudIen. Der oil in1eu
Spffliahpb hfine rpa nemp Qailiahp0
9las gcremouicr oil Blue uoiat til
ocn oiiicieae 9lobninJ, mar ben
ptcruotioualc 6Iaaoe nil ieiIc iaen.
ncm aoualen | Darts 1915.
Il. Q. Suoboaaernutol Bort
eonos Snbbpeaerautal bar = ifeI.
ge @eografer 6. 2, Sloane af
SanoelSoepartementets Ooerilos =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29

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Be - Stater % 9iitrict Of 6oluu.
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324 moo 1892. 266 / 1910. 9e.
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= 5taoen (Greater) Rem 9orts
ira 47G6. .S83 til 5,333,537. 6bi.
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oper qan0et. 5 e6icago itcg Ger.
monateret til leo @raoer. ocn itgr.
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mau9e 6eoefaIo. Sra ilere Steocr
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