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Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Coin came over
from Battle Creek Wednesday for a
short visit with their brother, G. Il
Coin On their return Miss Mildred
Coin accompanied them for a visit
With her cousins and to attend the
chautauqua.
Misses Maylou Richards and Esther
Waterhouse went to Webster City on
Tuesday for Il visit with relatives.
Miss Maylou returned Saturday, but
Esther will remain until time for her
school to commence.
Miss Anna Cook returned TO her
home in Mapleton Thursday after q
good visit with her cousin in the s.
Il. Lyon home.
W. T. Peterson motored up from
The Denison review., 1914-08-19

The Review and Chicago GA an
Daily Tribune, l year only Uf,UU
The Denison review., 1914-08-19
About Fifty Skirts Of the Better Class Offered for This Week

. Fifty new skirts are offered for showing this week.
erent style Some shown with the long unc fu
Roman striped yoke and bottom others have open tunc
trimmed with wide braid have the plain yoke and
We cannot do justice appreciate them
must see them and try them Priced
$4o5 Sc. 50 and
The Denison review., 1914-08-19
Cape Coats at a Sacrifice in Price
Ladies' Silk Dresses

Special showing this week of Basque models This dress being she
belongs the styles The basque
early The style of basque hat being shown
models that being offered elsewhere These
made especially for Omaha and Deni 6hN r.
the showing OF dresses En-
priced week S285, $l450 and " vs.
The Denison review., 1914-08-19

The showing in this particular line of suits is lady made the
simply wonderful anything
our floor This made by lady exclusive taste and critic
and shown the Russian ead brown blue and black The jack
AZ and IS inch trimmed collar
selection Every skirt today
especially The selling,
styles and designing obtained bust
obtained Crawford These models shown
SIS, $780, $25 $780, $685. $3.50 and up TO SIS and SIS
Make selection early
The Denison review., 1914-08-19

COMPLETE Showing Of High
Grade Blouses for this week
Thes blouses are designed
and made by some of the
most exclusive and best
manufacturers in this coun-
try. The entire stock is
made up of voiles, shadow
laces, silks and organdies.
Priced from SLAB to $3.50.
Your inspection is invited.
The Denison review., 1914-08-19
Forty Plain Serge Coats for Autumn Wear

These made up in the conservative STYLE shown
They just the kind of a that you will for motor
ing the evenings Garments made expressly for by
OF the best manufacturers in the country this week $S5 and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-27


The lonely years came up before
him in dreamy and saddened way.
He was a good man in his place, but
not given to counting the attention of
those in power nor to jostling with
rivals. He was a valued man, but his
keen, mercenary employers took adj
vantage of his quiescent ways and
imposed on him.
He and Ernest became great
friends Ware quite squelched the
second Office boy who felt it a duty
to squabble with all juvenile new
corners. Ware took Ernest under his
wing in way that warned the self
contained assistant manager that he
had better leave him alone. Gradual
ly Ernest got on to the Office routine.
He was punctual, obliging, indus
trious, but the watchful Ware noticed
that about the middle of the after
noon his steps would lag and great
dark circles came about his eyes.
When he left the Office at quitting
time, he resembled some being with
all the vitality of the day thoroughly
exhausted.
cit won't do" sighed Ware one
evening, as he, saw the boy crying
softly to himself in a retired corner
of the Office, utterly downcast and
too weak to start homewards without |
a rest. "See here, Ernest" he spoke
aloud, approaching the lad and. clap
ping him cheerily on the shoulder, 81
want you to come to my room to-
night. Pm lonesome and Wen have
a famous meal and go over to the |
amusement park"
ooh, l couldn't do that" dissented
Ernest at once.
why not?"
my sister Lucia would miss me |
and worry. Mother, too"
''Wen, we will just telephone Miss
Norton and it will be all right"
Which it was, and the Lad had the |
evening of his life. He never sus-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-27

out what was the matter with him.
1.-The boy needs a change to outside
air and exercise or he won't last two
months" was the report of the young.
physician, and the next morning
Ware did a thing that he had never
ventured to do for himself-to ask
a favor.
In wonderment and then with a,
sneer on his face his employer listen,
ed to his appeal.
cit will cost you nothing, sir" ex-
planned Ware. 81 want to save the
lad. You can help me by sending
him to the plant at Lsle."
But we have no use for him
there" -.. .s...
mo, sir-only pretend you have. I
will really pay the salary. Let him
be timekeeper for the outside work
ers."
I'VE need no timekeeper."
81 know that, but the boy must
think you do <.
'Have your way was finally
agreed. II you can anord 10 play
the philanthropist, all right"
And right royalty did Ware keep
to his purpose. Once week he Wis
tied the mother and sister of Ernest
in their humble home. On every oc-
casion there was a cheering letter
from the lad, telling of how he was
growing stronger every day.
Miss Norton had started and look
ed troubled, Ware fancied when he
first told her Of sending Ernest to
Lisle. She seemed on the point of
saying something, but changed her
mind and was silent, although she
exchanged strange meaning glance
with her mother.
Ware took no vacation. that year.
He did not buy his usual summer suit.
When he called at the Norton home
one evening he found Lucia and her
poofhnT
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1914-11-20

The candidate in this District
receiving the highest member of
votes will be awarded one full
Scholarship Free.
All of Magisterial District No. 4,
and including Slaughterville
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15
PERSONALS.

F. J. Thompson representing the
w. J. Burns detective agency was In
the city yesterday.
o. n McNamee, chief clerk to Sup
erintsndent Eberhardt OF the Rock
Island at Des Moines was here yes
terday.
Mrs. John Menu returned home
last evening from a pleasant visit
with her daughter Mrs. F. ]. Haines
Of LIE Roy. H.
Miss Kate T. Schenk accompanied
by her niece, Miss Margaret Sirkush,
left tor an extended visit at st. Louis,
No, Kentucky and Georgia.
R E. Bo.ee, Superintendent OF trans
portation Of the Wabash. and P. j.
O'Brten. inspector OF car service OF
the Wabash were here yesterday.
Burlington Gazette, May IA: Roy
West srhoff Of Keokuk was in the city
today on business. Colin Mack
enzie of Keokuk was in the city yes
terday He wss here on his way home
from Henderson county. Mrs.
". F. mcfarland has returned from
few days visit with relatives and
friends in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15
Cinton's Storage
1inton's Transfer

Merchandise, Machinery. Furniture,
Gloves, Musical Instruments, Pictures
and everything in the Storage Line.
Z zrse, clean, safe warehouse. Prices
reasonable, including Insurance.
TRANSFER LINE IN CONNECTION.
Office SIS sIendeau. Both phones 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15
CITY NEWS.
Ask for Puritas beer.

Ask for Puritas beer.
Ruby Special-City Drug Store.
Free concerts. Open evenings
See vic.rola man at Piggott's.
A number Of excursion parties
re scheduled for Keokuk during the
next few weeks, most Of them from
nearby cities.
Extra special sale on suits Satur-
day at Miss Ella F>anning's
-Puritas beer as good As the best.
Made in Keokuk. Have case today.
Phone 139.
-Quantrell tonight, Scout Younger
on western border tomorrow night 1t
the Orpheum.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. - meets
every Friday night 1t o'clock Al
members requested to Be present. BY
order OF noble Grand. Geo. Immegart.
secregatry. Initiation.
st. Peters market 1t Homo Tea
Co. Saturday, May IS.
Have harness repaired 1T sher-
woods. 703 Main street.
Phone 139 for q case Of Puritas
beer. The home brewed beer.
-Quantrell, a wonderful 4-reel pic
ture Of the cruel war OF northern Mis-
souri,, at the Orpheum tonight.
Jos. r. Suffer, the local secretary'
for the druggists convention, reports
that he has completed the arrange
ments for Captain Wishard's new
boat, the Majestic" for . trip to
Keokuk, including the inspection OF
the great dam and power plant. This
magnificent steamer. which will be
the finest, fastest and safest one that
ever travelled the upper Mississippi.
will surely prove an attraction Tor tn5
last day Thursday, June I'D that
viii bring not less than 1900 drug
eists and their wives and families to
Burlington.
Mac THE Soda SPUR"
Drug Store.
Sherwood for new buggies and
harness. 703 Main.
Extra special sale on suits Satur-
day at Miss Ella Fannins's.
Lovers De1ight-City Drug Store.
The annual convention OF the Ill
Il ois state council. knights of Column
bus, was held at Quincy this week,
closing Thursday evening. A NUM-
Der who had heard much abou. the
big dam at Keokuk but had never
seen It, visited this city and the pow
er plant Thursday, taking advantage
OF the annual excursion of st. Jos.
eph's Young Mems society OF st
Boniface parish on the W. w. and
barge. The Quincy Herald says OF the
trip to this city: The delegates on
board the w. w. expected to spend
! the afternoon in Keokuk, seeing the
dam, lock. POWER house and other
things Of interest in ard near the
city. and leave some time during the
night Or Friday morning for their
| homes. Thus their pleasure is made
( a triple one, by attending the conven.
ton here. enjoying steamboat ride
| on the Mississippi and seeing the
dam at Keokuk.
-Autoists Friend-City Drug
Store.
Phone "a for case OF 1eisy
beer when you're out.
I Just received. very nne Chick
ering Grand You are invited to cat
and see It. Guest Piano Co. 5o2 Main
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15
LITTLE CHIID'S DEATH
AT BURLINGTON
Baby % Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Welsh
mer, Former Residents. Brought
Herr for 0uriai.

The little fifteen months old child
of Mr.. anc Mrs. w H. Welshmer.
who will bs remembered az former res
sdents Of Keokuk. died At their home
at Burlington, Wednesday night. Mt.
welzhmer was connected with the
Adams Express company Offices here
for several years and was transferred
to Burlington few years ago. where
the family has since resided.
The remains Of the child were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15
Il Miaht Helm Some.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, May 15--Prayers
for the success of the South Ameri-
can mediators will be said In all
Methodist Episcopal churches of the
United States Sunday by direction to-
day of Earl Cranston. senior bishop.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

TIE United slaiss Civil Hssvice
Cs,mmissson anuosnoss IN opsn com-
pssisivs ssamiuasbo0 ae Doloess. Colo
sado, Sos Moutssunia county, on eatuv.
day, February -. isiA. - rssult os
vhieh Il b sxpsessd 10 make esstillcar
tsoa 10 on Vacancy In the position d
rural casriss q Do.osvs, Colo, end
oshss vacancies - they nay OCCUR on
susai routes q past ol1lcss 10 the above
named eospty, snlso u b found 10 b
In The inssssss u The -ssvics 70 Oh any
vsoaacy ~ ssssssassassut. trsnsess. a.
peosnolioa. THE ussai entsanos salary
l6s sSsai cassisn y from 80 70 d, 100
pss asuvns.
Ags. 10 70 q. % ~ dsts u The ~.
aaaiHastoa. The maxtasas - \
Waived In casss u psssoas hoeesably
discharged iron tAs Uatssd Usstss
nsllisasy ~ naval sssvtes.
A. appllssss nsss hsss his actual
Aea,lells 10 The ssshsesy supp,isd ~ .
pusa olllcs IN the county ~ which ne
egaaslnailou y aas0seos1.
Ths sxansinsssou b open IN I'll usaos
eisissss q the Unltsd 6aosss who sso
ssapsy With shs ssqulssasseeA
ApplAeaAlsa tesm l9ll, apd mil n
essssaalsa ssssssn.ng The ssqalssmsaa1
= ~ e1nsnlasstoa, eaa b sscufsd
Gss0 ~ sBessaasy q Ne toeal sxamls'
~ esas6 - ~ postmaster - any q
~ ponsss aAevs, soms1. q fFem III
Q. - ovDessvlss Cs00lssles, WasA'
ba0tss, u y.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13
S STATE N E VS.
ltssns q News From an Paris
Of Colorado.
THE WEEKS RECORD


Labor Commissioners Edwin Brake
hes prepared 6gur-s showing that the
psr ceutawe Of men killed In Colorado
coal mines increased during the pest u
spouths over the previous year. Ac.
coeding " Brake, one man was killed
during 1919 Tor every ll2.4l7 tons Of
coal mined, but In 1918 . humsn LIE
was sacrificed for every SS,S07 tons
mined. Ninety.eight ninen were
killed In Colorado 10 1919 and Ill in
1918.
Because Leonard Peters, . rich her.
n,it runcher, living near Parker, Colo,
dOs~ not believe dumb anin,als can
suffer, he has been allowing his horses
IN starve to death during the winter on
the open range, according to complaint
msde to the stock inspection bnard ut
the state house. Leonard b past 70.
He haa 800 borses and b owner of Q, 500
screa At decided land near Parker. The
stock inspection hoard, through Secre-
tssy 4. McCrillis, dispatched Ave
ridsrs to round up the horse~ which
we're found weak from exhaustlon.
The animals were turned over 10 neigh.
hosing ranchen who are caring Tor
them. The state hoard will send the
bill fOs keep tn Peten.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mr.. and Nm. w. n. BsuuDsg ~
Wednesday NJ Hos UvsisW. Avaaaeaa,
whsss thsy wili spssd . meath - 80
reeupssatine.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Word hes hsea Fscelved fvoa M
aud Mn. 9. y. Smith, WIN ass moo
II Phoenix, Avssnaa, Inst NJ. Smith
n dangerously ~.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Mrs. c. Z. AcCorn,lck len FsSday
for Denver where she will sssk medical
treatment for blond poison frUm whleh
she has be<n . sufferer Sos ssvssai
u,Onths
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Gus Li9ntfnos returned from Tesas
the nnt Of the wsek aud hss decl1sd
to locate In Montesuma ooauty NJ
good this time. Hts family will essns
later In the spring.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

DID you ever hear lawyer get up In
court or anywhere else ana say that
the Seea II hts opponent or the tees 81
another "em6sr Of hrs profession we're
too highf
DID yoo ever see . merchant publish
bsnsdcast the change that the other
nssscha"ts Of his town were rooosrs
aud grassems
In ell your life did you ever neAs .
payssran charge bis brother physscs"s
With sshesddaaos ehssoss sos psosss-
stSoal sesvteo5 ~
In Ill your ohsssvations q the inos'
ret shioss 10 osssssess llss dso you
liver 80 . man Of rsspeceab'e 6os'ne.
- psosssnso0. (as'os Srom the eews'
papsr psuesssou) Try TO tear down hsa
pFoesssoa BY psssoadine ths puo'sc
that the 60sins. % Proees.soo was Q
srsftiag one aud ENTHUSIASTICALLY
You psooeoay never nave eeeo socn
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

The regular nsoashiy nssssiag Il ths
Board u Trustees u the Town n Do,o
~ was hsld In the town ball Than
day sweating oe lest wssk. The only
lmposssns business ss,ds fsvm ths
allowing a bills was tbs paaslag d
osdlusnss No. 70, IN esdiusncs 10 pro
hib,s sambilne. This ordinance i0'
clsdss SHOT nssehlnss - veil - I'll kind
u gaming. aud u b tns iatsassoas d
the sush0sittss 70 - that u h snlosUsd
The rsesnt sssd Of The shssi6 end ths
sxosblssns eps lmpossd b. the couf'
ussds Il plain that no sslssi would ss,uss
from thas s0Ssos end shss H. towI
would hsvs 70 hssdls The matter "
sslf. The sstsnttvn a the nsasuhal
vss eallsd 10 tbs osdinases psuhlbisinG
bo,sssrous ssd lsdsesns talk slshss u
The sssssss - 10 bssInsss plasss, sn1 b.
vas tnssseeesa 70 - shae u ssass6
TIE matter q vhoG thls ss1ss vosld
Greet vss ssss elssusssA ss1 lsaisss,
- plsods1 lbs . Nv whe u 90
elslmsd would - dspsivsd a ~ riohl
u spsssh u thss esdlsesss w. ssstssly
snlUsoed. Amoag tAh ss01ss -
or hossssbls dlssdel attorney. - \
80 dsstds1 shas = - ~ ~ ~ ~
aSws very sessa ~ seay vssy Isag y
= tlwe. au1 . loog . - - e1mp1y
suAssslae NJ vseabalasy ~ - 49,
iag y dlssssb ~ Dsass ~ nas1Aal
- = evsslssa ~ Ises1aonsss = -
es1lnnnea
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

q saan 49, sssssssd ErAay fssa
o ~ 1Ayo oln0osn WHIT 10 Rtsa
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Mn. T. r. Akin and daughter, 0ssee,
left Wednesday for Hot springs, A.
kansas, where they will spend moetA
and will then return To Kauaas CITY
ltr few weeks visit.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

- -. - ~ - -
49,
~ sse.eessg aoase.
A > eesee nesvsa = A 20
oosnss eo.ae, ese - esseuy e
sss y 49, eese9 - e - ~ e'n'
essssetees nsssv sew
- Cs'sses seesssss ~ ~ ~
9 - 49, Wu1 80 sn = . -
-. sssesss vsss e1ss 49, ~
ses aoevs Nssos.s - vssss - -
sssas ses'y sesss ooea - 49,
70 - 70 eesI - eso ne -
- eesow = - - sese, = -
70 INV 70 " W. 70 ~ 49, e
ssse eseonuA - seesea As0ss ~
oeeessA vhsss hsposUaassos osa1 q
lussess. ssaeAlng he0s sesss -
o'clecs ?. m.ths seesod day.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Rev. Snyder will preach In ~
Dolorrs Methodist church - II
O'Clock ennday morning. assday
school q 10. Everybody cordially
invited to these meetinga.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

Floyd Bradnsld and family hsvs
moved from the Cahell honse on 6lxth
stree. to the property Mr.. Bsadosld
recently bought on Seventh stssss,
Newell Martin and wife have moved
Into the Cabsll h0use.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

w. H. Beall w.a In from the Summit
ridse the nrst Of the wesk getting sals
bills printed. NJ. Beall will ell aenee,
farm machinery and hoosshold aem1s
ct the MIsa Nell Walker ranch Fsb. =
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

ysen - hsld 10 ~ DelsssI
G. - eAasDA shs Third ous1aS =
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

b. psoos1 vas IN frun Lssasea
~ svsu1ag y - The haskss hall
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13
xallsy Nlsw lessne.

have gone out vest to ride aud hunt for
weak cattle.
vslssy View lssns.
MIS-. 9. q. Pruden was made glad last
Tuesday by the arrival Of her mother,
ME. f. E. French, aud sister, An. w.
w. Wilson, Of Del NOrte. Mrs. Pruden
10 slowiy improving under the care 81
DR.. Calkins. Her many friends will
BE- glad to zee her around again.
Under the allie management Of NJ.
I.Ayman aud MN. Simmons the sing
Ing school h progressing finely. There
ass . good turn out last saturday
night aud hope more will Join IN In
the future.
Dole Layman 10 now working for
Econ 4 Rush.
We are glad 10 - the smiling coun.
tenance Of clifford Harter among W.
He 10 s,ayin st 9. c. Prudens.
NJ. and MN. Las Phillips are over
from their Yellow Jacket claim Visiting
NJ. aud MN JAynssn. m s 2
"wsahy" Folk visited at the home
Il hi sissse. I'm. ~ 6s~pess ~
week. n..
Thnss Wishing TO psocass god honey
should 20 70 Geo. Wiikssson. He hes
nns honey aud psicss are right.
Several Of the young peop,e oe this
neighhorhood attended the dance at
Lake View lastFriday . wesk ago.
J. ID. Hall hes arrived home with
soass u biz cattle. he Lost several calves
on The way.
A. q. Skinner went To nanco one
day Last week on business.
John Thompsoa Of Lake View, gave
. snciai dauce Friday night. There
vas . sood crowd aud they danced
until nosniug.
NJ. Fesfar b out again after being
counued 70 the house for soms time
With broken arm.
Keep on listening for the wedding
bells, you may hear them bssose long.
Owing to the drifted snov aud bad
colds Fred and Oliver Roaicap missed
two weeks of school.
SH'os s10nef nss ne',"e' oen
ausrns nor 'ssos - sc"o' s'"os y
ssssssd.
Wnse'er E's'"s' lave feev"' Hsnes'
an0 JON" L''' are new pupil" s"'o''so
81 Tue Ns''ey view scnoo'.
sy0s whsesnoo eno miner on iIsse
wkw' soos up 'osd OF oee' 70 Dolores
ho"oay sod kedeo oecs win nee
s's'se. Tney essdsnuy tn'ns 'ns'
Winter . not over.
Upeee Osaoeee Nevs,
George Prischsas Sas . business
visitor 70 Hoo lase woes.
30 sOd Alssed Wescbtss wsss ousa'
a., n.,,c., !. .,..,S,.. . - -.
:, $780,, 49,
win Ro.ls,r at po,o,,,. p..,.d her,
Saturday 10 visit frisnds In Rico and
Tsllursds.
Tsay eassillo lsst Sunday sOs West
| fusa. vheeu he oil vogk q the Oar.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

psspes AZ so,ns 10 lesvs thia
49,, ~ Sssm the lsstssa - sss
49, etaG Gnn1ag ~ copsss II Ths esss
- uegopooss asassss u The ,uUntsy
49, - eohsss shinkins aboss esns-
- -.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

BilIs ars nut Tor A. e. Bwasnes's ~
to b held at the Elsie Wilson rasol
Wednesday, February S6sh. Esesy
ti,ina sdvertlsed wiil Be sn,d - IL
ssss.e isssat> leaving sos Orsess
Immediately after ths sale.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

~ olas i.udss No. l06, K. a r.
- seanss ~ aftsssh snnlversasy
- xaluhts n Pythias todos msxt
tQ(Av svsnln9 In grind ssyDs.
oss. h,G fs~d and dance sss On
saes kstsse.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

- Ot0 Gosst 49, Ws-ass1Se1S4
Hsasy ~ q ~ es0y ssssn1 esspss
was kiilsd tbb nssutoe. H %
aying 10 . hy1ysplaas svsr ~ has1ee
whoa ~ masAlns soeseos1. ~ ~
Into shs hashss 80 ssvss ~ No.
ass ssasshine ~ hb tady.
Bingham. Utah, ~ e.-Ths -.
t,sscasion q : ss1s tsssd ssesosh :
ssssls near ths Utah. pss @Dae = ~
wsepoa II RalpA Lnpsa. ~ nsslsaa
bandit. conasma W. hsilsl = -
aashositiss here thas lnV1B G1snOo1
fsun The msns In which ~ -. Aluss
killing four nssn, lppss ssos sselsuv h
the milne Nov. u. wbsss two dspuetsa
vho were In psmuis, also wsrs kilosd.
Washlnstau, D. e., Fsb. s.-CSsas.
Ing Up tbs nassnsai esStsat = asss =
shs coassqsssns II Pssul1snl Wilsos's
signlag u ~ Kenyon ''sV1Ilght" III
began Ia sssssssl to-day. wlsh aUaass-
pslgn Sos pulIcs sso'ssvisipu u asOvtMs
picture shows, Uhlpsss suusassssess
apastmsat hos,sss assd hsw saussnsue
resorts. Manager II hluh csas saebs
aud ansuse0sut spsnsts sss coopesnting
~" -
New Ynsk, Feb. l0-An sassbQuako
Iassin9 aflsen b thirty ssssadss ~
. ~ u.s ..s
u ~ ljnltsd 1laals, sssssssd shsssly
aelss l10 ss1ay. ~ gsahs - -
psslally ssvsss u ssetsaD ssd eesshssn
Nsw Yest ssaas. vlstssIly - Nee
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