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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10

There are several thousands of dollars worth of bar
gains still to be had. Many of the best things were
overlooked in the big rush of the first few days.
Within the last day or two have put sale some
things that we did not have the to show before
Notions that are always needed---Fine Wool
Dress Goods Silks Washeoods, Shirts Underwear, ETC.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Ladies', Misses and Children's Coats

We realize that this is off season for these, and
as everything must be sold we cannot walt until
fall so the prices we have marked these will make well
worth your while to buy some of them AS sample:
Ladies' Jackets, choice. ........... zSc
Ladies' Jackets, choice ....,.......'.. 2oc
Misses Rain Coats choice ............. ....... lsc
Come and see if you want some of these.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Wool Dress Goods

100 yards 20c Serpentine Crepe, sale price. .
300 wards 4O-inch 8 Lie Muslin for. yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Great Attack by Allies Will
Follow on Heels Of Victory
in Poland
Germans Prepare
Winter Campaign
All Manner of Supplies for
Cold-Weathcr Warfare Are
Pouring Into German Bases
By Trainloads Daily

Paris. Nov. 30.--F'rom whatever cause
the German effort in the western thea
ter Of war has relaxed. 1t Is officially
announced that their forces in Belgium
are entirely on the defensive. In
France their attacks have been desui-
tory and have lacked power.
There Is an impression here that
the allies are about to take tho oxen.
sive in Belgium and Northern France.
and that great attack by the Frsnch
and British may be looked for In ths
event of a great Russian triumph in
Poland.
Unofficial reports are that the Ger
mans are preparing for winter cam
natRn In Belgium and France Heavy
guns, provisions, winter clothing, am
munition and hospital accessories are
being poured into the German bases
by the trainload.
The official report tonight stated that
there was calm everywhere except near
Arras.
The fghtinE was not heavy yestsr-
day. according to the afternoon re-
port
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
WARM PRAISE FOR
RETIRING WORKER
nE,. }. ~. WtALt>TtR. SECRETARY
OF rar VIRGINIA A>ri-sALoo>
LEst.s y. DID GREAT WORK.
GOES TO TENNESSEE
WILL CARR, .. TEMPERANCE
WORK THERE ALONG SAME
TNANGELtssaIC AND NON
PARTISAN LINES.
GOES TO TENNESSEE

Great public interest was evinced IN
Richmond yesterday over tine an
nouncement CT the retirement OF sec
rotary T. u. McAlister, of the Anti
ia loon League CT Virginia. Since vic
tory has crowned the efforts Of the
Virginia organization Its Efficient work
.erx have been eagerly sought by tenn
perance bodies IN other States.
To a representative of The Ntr-
gilman yesterday Mr., McAiister made
the following statement as 10 the re
port pu's,,siied in -'he Virginian yes
terday that he would take up the
WORK OF superintendent OF tho Anti
aloon League Of Tennessee.
MIR. McAlister's Statement
The press report from Nashville i.
correct. have resigned my position
as general secretary of the Anti
Saloon League of Virginia to accep'
, the superintendency Of the Anti
/ Saloon League OF Tennessee, and VII
assume The duties OF that office a.
soon az possible after December !
This action has been taken in. re
sponsc to the request of the Execu
tive Committee Of the Anti-Salool
! League OF Tennessee. which wa
strongly seconded by the National Elk
lecutive Committee of the Anti Sal"or
League of America. have had tn
matter under consideration for severa
weeks. and. after trip to Nashvih'
and a conference with the ExecutN
Committee Of the Anti-Saloon Leagu
of Tennessee. have felt that ! ough
Ia undertake the work In that Com
monwealth. The fact that had spen
the most of my ministerial life as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
EMPEROR CONGRATULaTEs
DIR. Won RF.TMAN HEIILWEJG

London. Nov. 30.--Reuter's Berlin
correspondent sends this. official Ger
man announcement:
Emperor William has sent this
birthday telegram to DR. Won Beth
mann iIo1lweig, the German imper-
rial chancellor.
AT the head of the German EN-
pire come TO your exrellency with
eongra tuiations of a particular kind
Luck is necessary to pilot the ship OF
state through stormy times into the
harhor. and for this purpose Provi-
dence employs men who know how
30 fight firmly and steadily. and to
keep the welfare of the Fatherland
In mind until the great aim is accom-
piished.
Among those men your excellencv
occupies first place. The German
people know 1t. and / know it God
bless your work.
fSigned) WILHELM.
The chancellor replied as follows:
~ beg to he permitted to thank
your ma iesty most respectfully from
the bottom of my neart for the birth
day joy which has been given me by
your majesty's gracious telegram.
My impressions in Berlin have
shown me a new German nation which
knows itself to be one with its Kaiser
IN its trust IN our fortunes, in its con-
fdence in "A Anal victory of our just
cause and in the Arm decision to hold
on till this victory is won.
MAY God hear my prayer that
be permitted to assist my Imperial
master ard my nation powerfully IL
obtain victory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
YELLOW BOOK
DECLARES GERMANY
BROUGHT ON WAR
Says Triple Entente Barred
Route to German Ambi-
tons
Assassination
Furnished Pretext
Resolution Of Welhelm's En-
pire Apparent From Open
ing of Negotiations---Blockcd
Every Avenue to Peace

Paris, Nov. Accommodating on
the yellow Book issued today tae
Temps says:
During the whole Of the negotia-
tons filling the month OF July the
German empire ie seen to have been
solely guided by the preoccupation OF
assuring its own predominance. The
triple entente equilibrium, resulting
from the close union of these powers,
barred the route to German ambitions.
and Germany decided to remove this
obstacle. She wished to humiiiate
Russia and In order to couDterbalance
the block which counterbalanced her
power dispassionateiy decided to re-
sort even to force II diplomacy fall
ed to obtain the desired result.
The assassination OF Archduke
Francis Ferdinand, of Austria. gave
her pretext,
Germany's resolution was apparent
from the opening OF the negotiations,
the object of which was TO avoid n
rupture between Vienna and Bel
grade. She impeded every attempt at
an arrangement tried by France. Eng
land ana Russia. who, rith untiring
patience. multiplied heir proposals.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

The prizes are going 70 be awaroeo
Some one must win. and 1t maeters
not TO The yirginian If it is an en-
thusiast, a friend or any person resiu- :
ing in the State.
The early star, which has been 50
much in evidence in the campaign col
umn since. the campaign was an
nounced is the main thing TO win.
Self-cofidence In ones ability Is an
other. The thought that you are 20
he Handsomely rewarded is another.
And that you are selling your frien1
4 newspaper which is we'll worth the
price asked, and more. Is another
oint which Should inspire you WIN
condolences when ycu ask your frienis
TO subscribe for The Nirginian.
1t Is possible that on December y
some candidate will have enough
votes to be held in reserve to make
the winning OF the Overland Crane
rrize certain.
Set your mind on the prize yot
want to win. Help along the Sooe
| cause by securing all the subscriptions
possible. and don't forget your claim
| 10 an auto Is equal to that OF any Per
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
THEIR CIVILIZATION
BUILT ON QUICK-SAND
DR. David Starr Jordan Tells Amherst Students of Basic Weak
in European Structure Germany e ed Aus
tria as Gatspaw to Stir Up Strife.

Amherst, Mass, Nov. 3o.--nr. David
Starr Jordan, of Leland Stanford, Jr,
University. spoke before the faculty and
staudents Of Amherst college this
morning on the European war. Or.
Jordan has been in Europe as a peace
advocate endeavoring to discover the
conditions which led to war and to
discover and organize the forces which
keep men from war. He spoke in part
as follows:
THE one great achievement OF the
peace societies OF the world 10 that
no nation or ruler today dares to say
II began this war. Caesar. Napoleon
and Bisrnark were all proud Of their
wars. Today each OF the great ma
tions involved claims that It IL fight
ing only in self -defense, war that
has been forced upon it by other ma
thong.
The zeal fundamental cause IL that
European civilization 10 built on quick
sand, the conctbtion Of individual free
dom on the one-hand and the concep-
tion OF national power on the other.
States built on these principles cam
not endure because the one idea means
Individual liberty and the other means
that the Individual Il merely = chattsl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
HANDSOME. REWARDS
FOR FAITHFUL WORKERS
TWENTY-FIVE Candidates Are Sure of Election IN Inc II
ripan's Great o5 900 Circulation Campaign
Come in, the Running Fine!
son whose name will appear in a shor'

son whose name will appear in shor'
time.
We will enter the campaign just
to help along the cause Most every
candidate interested in the big cam
paixn makes this remark upon being
interviewed.
we might secure eight or ten sub
scriptions in our immediate territory
without any hope Of reward ms
is another remark frequently heard.
The v.rginian appreciates the above
sen t.ment deeply: but why not ex-
pand some. put forth some extra Ell.
fort and win an automobile or one OF
the other valuable prizes.
! Twenty-Five people are gotng to win
/ twenty-five valuable prizes. and pres
I ent indications with 80 many en-
1 ,riesl are that the winning will bs
/ comparatively easy. because most Of
The candidates want to help The var.
rinian attain the $4,000 circulation
mark.
The advice of the Campaign Depart
ment to all is to work for subscrip
tons which mean votes: work fol
the votes, which mean automonies
ana work at all times for YOURSELF
4 AND A PRIZE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Carranza Agents Declare Cen
eral Is Acting Under Orders
of First Chief
Outlaw Each
Other s Paper Money
Villa and Carranza Issue Or
ders That Their Respective
Paper Issues Are the Only
Legal Currency

E. Paso. Tex, Nov. s0.-The prtn-
cipal news given out by the Carranza
and Villa consulates in Ell Paso today
charged assertions of prominent lead
ers of the opposition 10 their respec-
tive causes
Tonight the Carranza consul de-
ciared that he had telegrap hic infor-
nation from Vera Cruz that Generals
Manuel Chao. M. Azuna and Alberto
Torres had deserted the convention
and villa had espoused the cause o!
Carranza- Chao and Azuna are said
to be near Mexico City. part OF the
command which Francisco villa
the capital from Aguascalientes fol.
lowing the closing OF the convention.
General Torres is one OF the Villa
commanders operating near Tampico
Villa reported him today as whipping
Carransistas galore.
General Pablo Gonzales has not de-
clared himself Provisional President
but is acting directly under orders
from Carranza, accoi ding to the Car
rama consul here. who declares that
the forces Of Gonzales. together with
those Of General Manuel DieEuez al
GuadaIaJaTa, have combined to In
HfCi a SeSCTr uSItAt SA ScHSf6i CiRc
Angeles. Carranzistas also declare
that the movement west by Gonzales
has divided the convention govern
rnent, part of which Is in San Luis
Potosi and the rem ainder in Quere-
taro.
Gonzales Not a President.
An official denial that Gonzales has
proclaimed himself President was re-
ceived by the Carranza consulate to-
day from Venusian Carranza person
ally at Vera Cruz.
According to messages received by
Villa agents here. Colonel Zermenc.
with a large detachment OF men, ha.
desert.d General Dieguez al Guads-
iajara and has declared for the con-
vention.
Carranza is now in Jalapa. but Is
expected to return soon to Vera Cruz.
He has issued an ordering declaring
void all money issued by villa. A
similar order. outiawing Carranza cur
rency was issued by Villa following
the open split with Carranza, but il
has noe cen generally enforced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Won NOLTKE HELD PRISONER
IN IMPERIAL PALACE SAYS WIFE

Copenhagen. Nov. 20.--General Won
Moltke. chief OF the German general
staff, is not suffering from liver COM
plant, but is prisoner in one OF the
imperial palaces
General Won Moltke's wife, who be-
longs to a Danish family, has written
to a Danish friend that her husband
is confined by the kaisers orders.
At the Kaisers wish he retired from
headquarters as he had interfered too
freely in the operations conducted by
the German crown prince ON the west
front in the early stages OF the Ger
man retreat.
General Won Moitke gill; considers
his strategy superior to that of tho
crown prince but admits that he mis-
calculated the demands ON the trans
port OF troops and supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
MEXICAN SITUATION
IN UTTER CONFUSION

Washington, Nov. So.--The Mexican
situation remained in its utterly con-
fused state today without any change
OF Importance so far as advices to the
State Department indicated.
So far as known. Villa is still out
side Mexico City, and nothing definite
has been received regarding his plans
for entering the capital nor his rela-
tons with Zapata.
What General Gonzales. who was
reported yesterday to have declared
himself Provisional President. Is do
ing is not known here any more than
II is known what the Carranza and
villa forces in the vicinity Of Mexico
City are doing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
Unprecedented Crush Necessi-
tates Keeping Office Open
Till Late Hour
Was Busiest Day
In Recent Years
Amounts Vary From Few Dol
lars to Thousands-Tobacco
Dealers Largest Class - S42,-
I27 Received Friday

The rush OF persons as individuals
pr AS representatives OF hrms ana cor
;,orations. To pay the war IAN imposed
by the act Of October ". 1914, before
the close Of business yesterday and
avoid the penalty amounting to hfty
per cent of the total of the tax. fairly
swamped the office of Internal Reeve
nue. Collector II. {. l.. MoncuFe, which
il charged with the cniie1f'on OF the
tax In the Eastern Virginia dstrict.
Applications came 60 fast from tnose
subject TO the tax for forms on Wnfcn
To make returns and for stamps, that
IL was necessary al one time %ester-
dsv afternoon 70 close the ONCE of the
cashier until the daily report could
be made.
the force OF agents and deputies in
the office of Mr.. M1ncnre, unable to
take care of the Unprecedented crowd
the rush OF those who Wait until
the las, dav To make sucr payments
as fast az il came, received the APP
piicattons in the order preseiie0 and
the Office remained open to ate hour
last night, tina. all might bt accom-
maassed sra that the taxpayss might
avoid the Atty per cent pendy.
There vtnre two classes ofFar tax
/ rayers nes]eging the coltectfs office
tes1e reay. those who have to Ry fixed
amounts under the provision OF the
&C. which became effective Nem ger
and those who today nav TO De-
gin afflNing stamps, proprietfy nd
documentary, TO all articles pa %
pcrs covered IN the proYislofil WtNh
become effective
Many stamps sold, Too
with the selling Of these AIMS
=. 4 H.
eighth cent to $1,000, stamp cters
had their hands full throughqut N
day Agents engaged in the issuir
Of the receipts for the fixed taxes .
All classes 81 manufacturers, desief
bankers, brokers, amusement place
etc, were also kept busy As eae
sale MAS made or receipt issued, ooo'
Keepers were kept busy entering -
amounts on the records OF the of't',
Amounts received during inc os
fror, a few dollars to several thou
and MANY II those who paid the vi
tax YESTERDAY were dealers In cigar
cigarettes auffr other tobacco prodnc'
doing an annual business OF SIoa
) more. The amount Of the tax ror u
, mn wear on this class Of PAYERS
81 so hut one-third OF the fiscsi yea
, which began July |. 1914. having pas
: ed before the law became enactl>
! tho amount raid BY those dealers
. this class who got in their applica,lo
or made their payments Was sS--
= Those who have not paid now are su
. Get 10 the penaliaation Of my
+, cent and they must pay $3.50. Inc
y are in Richmond alone LISA dealers
. this class, sonse seven hundred in NJ
folk. and in the district the numu
: is probably $500. IT is the isrs'
single class effected By the war u
= rs effective November i.
: Big Collection Friday.
a Though the rush yesterday was
7, unusually large one, those suoJect
: the war tax have been calling IN lar
1 numbers at the office or the coI.ec,
n daily during The last week. frio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
STEAMER, WITH
AMERICAN CARGO. Is HELD

Halifax, n. s, New. 30 The Nor
|ReiTian steamer Sandefjord, bound
From an American port for Rotterdam
lame into port this afternoon. having
been ordered here by British war
khip for examination, Eleven British
kailors were put err board the Nor
I'VE Sian. but the ship was brought in
hby her own officers and crew. The
|sandefjord Is here for an examination
(which would have been made outside,
hut II was too rought at sea. and the
work, 1t was decided, could be done
more conveniently and Thoroughly in
khe harbof
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

and that he has no welfare of his own,
only that OF the State.
use Austria As Catspsw.
Europe knows nothing Of the h>Fi-
tage OF the American pc ople that a
country belongs TO its people. The
German people had no part IN de-
claring war. The German general staff
has been fomenting the differences
caused by Austrias taking Bosnia and
Herzegovina, and has been using Aus
tria az a catspaw C;ermany's watch
ord has been 'efYicieney, efficiency
In manufacturing. and particularly
efficiency In mlitarism. america is the
land OF opportunity Of equal privilege.
Germany has been the land of security
and Of industry, not of opportunity.
Childrcn In Political Knowledge.
Her people are children In their
knowledge OF political affairs. They
consider that .natters Of state admin
istration are for the state, represented
by the leaders Of the state, not for the
people. These leaders decided that
Belgium must be made an example o..
IL other small nations were to keen
In order. The attack on Belgium has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
GERMAN LEADER
Has txxTRItAft0
HIS own ARMY
Field Marshal Won HindenourS
Is Preparing for Active OF
fensiye Movement
Russia Claims
Fighting Goes Well
Declares That Germans Are
Everywhere in Retreat With
Russians in Hot Pursuit

Louaou, Nov, 3o.~-As accurately as
he situation in the eastern thsater Of
MA. cau ne gauscd ON the basis of
3aea n ooris ons- the various GAM
ha.v ave reached tire following
ktsses
H.. ,H region Of I1od2, the Germa n
rny "ader General voa Mac}enzen,
ppe9ently s~para ted into three parts,
= making a desperate defense IN
f.nss OF trenches tpat ran from
EirykoM. Iglera and Szadei, to Idun-
VIA aud VIOLA Russian columns that
Rnsao .,rescaes in the German lines
M ;>tvTl,ow and ZRlers are coatiuI-
fNs their atiarh. bus have not sac
esdsd n ctnt'aia& tae defense OF I'll
brus .iiNg movements taT enough to tho
west 20 cut the eomnunicat 0us O,
En3 sfscEea,s rs army the main inc
| - r. g9 "a nlcat uts ucinc the railroad
- x sig. The most ihe Russiau'
tN.Fn o nave acl-o mpljshsd Is .'le cap-
3uic German detachfug ass,
.s,e.. .ne let hank ~ the NiStaia
,etwctn F-ack and IoatScs, tl3e Ger
'0te gsns rnder Marshal Won Hia4on-
su~E ~fatsl escaped seIzoaS paa8s u
n nj asH 'ee H8Se4aEt- attempted t.
Ies@ q carefully prepared trap. il nov
III fslsssng atg Offensive fuGTeHseat de
xNnj 20 rescue v~n NackenEen3
hrnse. and IN conjunction VITA Won
Mar 1enzens army start another driv,
oward NarSaw.
Hear Cra~o,s IL 8emhsrsed.
a susaor - current In Rome, Fart
M petrogsna that the boss7bs rduen
bf Craeew rs under MAY
The army messenger Of FetreSr I'd
ne organ of the Russian army, pph
ishea today the following resume .
HI. general sstsatlcn;
'ton the Russo Prnsss1r front. IN
gisinx continues with the adYantag
furntng Ia our side. Our cavalry
rlos~ at tho heels of the enemy, vh
= retreatina. abandoning the wouade
Ind much ammunition. Our tuen AR
pursuit enercetieaily. and arc pre-
,ertinE the Germans from fas;enin
mon positions which they might IN
n their retreat
"Cn the German. froEt all Of III
operations have terminated success
kuliF.
we continue n drive the Austrian
toward Cracow and beyond the Car
nathianx. Despite the Intense fro'
which is haTpering our offensive, "
bre progressing VIGOROUSLY. Sewers
conting gents are already abreast
raeow, turning II on the south sid
The morale OF our troops Is eNcellen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
MUST STAND TRIAL FOR
CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. :o.--The Suprep,e
Court decided today that George G..
Henry. the New York broker who re-
fused to testify before the Pu1o money
frnst committee OF the House of Rep
will have to stand trial III
IVA shinKton on the indictment return
|esi asainsi him by the grand jury OF
the District of Columbia for re-
and contempt of the Con-
xress. The opinion was by Justice La
|snar. but concurred in by the other
Justices except Justice McReynolds
VINO was Encouragement at the time
1.-The case was brought and for that rea-
son did not participate in il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
WETTZEL TO AID MORGAN
THAI AT CONSTANTINOPL

Washington, Nov. 3o.--The State
|neuartment today announced the APP
nointment of George 7. Weitzel, OF
his city a. special assistant 70 AM
ha ssa,,or Morganthau at Constantine
BE. and John j. Coolidge, OF Boston,
slso formerly OF the United States
Automatic service. to serve In the
xaane capacity at the American en-
hAaw In Parss-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
PROFESSOR OF FRENCH IN
BROWN UNIvEKAMTY KIAdiED

Providence, Nov. 30.-fIenry +.
Micoleau. instructor in French IN the
womans Colleges OF Brown Uniyer-
sity, has been killed In battle in Bel
GUM according to cablegram re-
ceived today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01

ce In our city, and we most
hearta endorse the stand taken
by Thsireiniaa..
mis- reuuon was adopted yester-
day BY fhBaptfst Ministers Associs-
ton or ktnond ard vicinity at its
regular n'eins, which was the ,nost
largely attHed and most enthusiast
tic meeting Id By the association for
some time iccordirG 10 reports of
members "hVere in attendance. The
resolution " adop.ed unanimously
and with mu manifest approval at
the close OF tftnorniag's session. over
thirty BaptissninlsMrs of the city
being present.
The resoiuud was introduced by
Rev. Or. J. !. ser, pastor of Leigh
street Baptist erch, and Is the result
OF series OF ltorial articles pub
lished by The Tfn,an for several
days calling on Mayor and police
authorities OF thity to enforce the
law against the etence OF the segre-
gated district in hmond.
Ono Day Of u enforcement.
( The action of Nor Ainslte last
week In ordering y closing of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
KING GEORG OF ENGLAND
VISITS ARMY HEADQUARTERS

London Nov 30--It Is officially an
nounced that King George has gone TO
|y;sit army h ,adquarters in France. He
Irilt exchange greetings with President
Ipotncare while on the Contiren..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-01
HEARTILY ENDORSE
v|RG|N|A'S STAND
BAPTIST MINISTER'S ASSOCIATION
COMMEND CAMPAIGN FOR LAW
1 ENFORCEMENT.
FACTION Is UNANIMOUS
= FLOWING ADDRESS ny REV. DIR.
s ~. WICKER. MINISTER'S VOTE
is pPRECIAIIvE RESOLUTION.
= RIGHT TO IGNORE LAW.
ACTION IS UNANIMOUS

"Noived. That We have observed
wHhsuch apRrecia mon the recent
editosls In The Richmond Nfr-
SsNsnfop the question of scWre-
Est~d'ce In our city, and we most
hearth endorse the stand taken
by IhAiretniam.s
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