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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22

One hundred lives we're lost when
the British sank the Turkish ship.
Messudieh, in the Dardanelles Dec.
Ia.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22
Daviess County Patient.

Henry Strahl, a Daviess county
patient, died at the Western State
Hospital of iuterstitial neQhEilis
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22

The Germans put new scar in
Scarborough.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22

THE war liars are earning their
wages.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22

Two people we're killed and 10 in
jured in a wreck on the N. c. & st.
L. near Gainesville, Ga.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-12-22

Johnny get your stocking ready,
Thursday nights the time.
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EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Only Three more days till Christ
mas
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WATCH THE DATE

After your name. renew
promptly. and not missa nun.
Der. The Postal regulations
require subscriptions 10 be
paid in advance.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-20
Graduation Recital
Anderson College

Mrs. r. z. Watkins. OF Columbia,
Miss Kate Evelyn Robinson of Lowe.
ell, N. c.. and Miss Miriam Weeks of
Aiken, students of the college, gave
their graduating plRnofGrte recital
Monday night All the solo numbers
were given from memory, with rip
etled musicianly; taste, accuracy OF de-
tail and artistic finish.
Mrs Watkins gave Beethoven,s
SonotR, Op 2e; ChopiI's Eetude, on
%, No. /, ZaneIIo's Tempo 6f Minuetto
and Bennett't Barcarolle from Fourth
Concerto. 90 81
Miss Robinson played Grigg's So
nata in p Minor. FfscheF'E '1E'o Song
and Dance" Dsbussy's Arabesque In
p, sapd Schumann,s Novelette, In e.
Miss Weeks numbers were Chopin's
Sonata, 0p. So. Brahms BalIade In. D
HInur. CnoPIn'S y 0naTVoi nS10T 70
lonaise and Fischer's Puck. 5as
The Mende deIsahon Serenade, op. 43
was taken by ssszrs. watkins, with Miss
Barbara Richardson at the second
pianoforte, whilst Misses Robinson
and Weeks were associated in the
SchamRnn A Minor Concerto.
These pupils were prepared by Uf.
Charles r Fieher. who returns to
England to reside at the sessions end.
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THE COTFON WAREHoUsR.

Charlotte obser.'er.
The system OF the guaranteed certi-
ficate cotton warehouse originated and
advocated by Mr.. ID. A. Tompkins some
years age appears TO have been re-
|yived and is being received with prac4
|iical favor. The oFiginaticn OF the
Isystsrn does not matter so much. The
thing 10 to have. 1t put into operation
fQE he benefit or the cotton growers:
Esf ass the efnln men and oonsun-
efs In general, for the waralloue
ysorld conserve al these interests
the farmer by .enab bling him 10 get adj
WAGES on his cotton and hold ii at his
pleasure, and the consumers by guar
anteeing them supply at hand 10
meet the demand aa IL arises. The
warehouse with It's gbaPauted certs-
AGATE hae lseas an kla1 sehita tsAaa al
as the only pfaetlcaI solution OF the
holding problem and The Observer Isl
hopeful that the movement started by
Mr. Duke and which fs being 50 en-.
Enthusiastically rnGefsad will rs CARRIED
10 q paeeessfnI conciasion, Once 4
warehouse of this kind is put In oper-
etlon Its Advantages would he so much
In EVIDENCE thai the warehouse system
would soon find foothOid in ali the
oost TN censers of the south. The fSlea
itself is not new The possibilities OF
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[sOUTEERN,s NEW lI1LEAaE BOOB
Purchaser Can Dae Coupons for ram,
s. a. Nv on HntrasState.
SCutlieA<s News

lSD0IkleASt 5NeGGsal 81 K Il - - 49, -;
The SO athern railway announces,
through SIS local ofsica In Greenwood,
that Beginning with March 10, the
present ,O004Hlil4 mileage book VIII
ALLOW the members OF the purchaser'e
family to ride on 1t as well as himself.
The book ,1owayer, viii be good cnly'
on the linas OF the Southern RAILWAY
land for intraTatate journeys. The
rate of 2 cents q mile.
The faflrnads formerly sold inter-
'changekble mileage hooks good on In
ter and sassa- etc re se.. neSa. hnt when
the leglsIature passed an act compeII-
Ing them TO ptlIi the mileage on the
train they withdrew this class or mile
age and each read substituted q, miles
age only good on intra-state journeys
and only on the road BY which it was
sold. The coupons could only be used
4 by the individual purchaser. This
IsysteTn has IIeeessitated travelling men
covering the state to carry miieage
book for each road IN Houth Carolina,
e .consIderahle outlay OF money.
The new departure Of the Southern
Is occasioRing great deal OF cone
fnanf- aSnnY take it that the Advanced
policy Of the road means that the miIes
age question Is gradually adjusting It.
iseIE. q
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- J. ~
Mr. Dagnall will enter the race. al
th9rgh nothing definite can be stated.
II hei does il may be that some OF tb i
other candidates may drop out.
For some time there have been rlI-
mors that Gov. Blease Is not exactly
satisfied With the manner In which
Mr.. Dominick has been prosecuting
his campaign for congress, and there
nave been from time TO time iTuuaors
that Mr. Dominick might be induced
to run for. governor, as the one mtgt
nearly representing the policies of thu,
present administration. However.
1t may be that Mr. Uangall's possibIe
entry into the campaign would not al
ter his determination to run for gov
ernor. II
Mr.. Dagnall has always inclined to
the present governor, although he has
not actively supported him, and. in
TACT took very little part in the last
campaign. IL he got into the race.
ne would no doubt draw largely from
both factions.
he Is well educated, being a son of
the venerable r. r. Dagnall. one of
the sanity preachers of the South
Carolina conference, who sent his SON
through Woffofd ColleSesl AS a law
yer, Mr. Dagnall has made q renrta-
ti2n. Tor skill and leaSningi which few
OF his age have acquired He win he
a foeman worthy OF the respect OF ali
antagonists, Il he enters the race, and
ms campaign no doubt u auid be ,pit-
ched on high plane.
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RENTED IsH0nE gseFRE
ealIEorRia Shriaers WIN o n tronR- "a
Atlanta

Atlanta, March 19.-There will be
no Kimball House In Atlanta when the
National ShrineTs meet here In Mayi
no, they are not going TO blow IL nm
with dynamite, Neither IL tliis historic
old forum OF Georgia politics going Ia
De destr trCyed by a; cyclone
But the big californie delegation,
which Is coming here several hum
dred strong and with its hair done III
braid, has rented the whole hotel, lock
stock and barrel for the entirS week,
and has obtained permission to pIIIl
down the KihibalI House 6ign, and 70
hoiet IN sts stead ia fiaming electric
letters the r,hae Hotel Cal ltfornIa.p =
After the exeiten1enH ls ali over
ana the cameis have started for the
return Journey through The desert, the
kimbal House name viii come into
its own again
The caIifornians are coming with
fhe avowed intention OF eapturinR the
1915 ilatipnel con yention. They haSs
IsIE m Ine
txiriballs but they have ebtained all
rights over tbs big ball room aB well,
where they viii keep opea heuse, dis
pensing California fruits, wines and
other western dalicacies.
cteiciaiis Will be sent here three
weeks in advance OF the Shrine 60
decorate the 4fctei CaIifornia and V3iss
ring the week OF the coapentfor It
Will "a ss9 one og the bfikh hfeat spots
tl the bla ot Isatts tilst fiIi turn
night into day
faf14f1RnH ~ n y. X
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City leet is Planned
By l0eaU Board OF TIT cath

There is q spfenaia CHANCE Of An
siersonss SECURING q. Ctr Market. II
!. = !, s;,is u. tina 5oi.s 81 health Is
working sucessss sdilS on q pian 10 gel
the city copneii; To condemn tie city
stables and pens Immediately In the
rear OF the city has! on South Main
Street md to erect 1theEeo1 a, city mar
ket, With egress through. to South Main
street, and to remove the present sta
bles to other property at Present own
ed, or to be acq q3;;fed ~. the city.
The paln is understood To have the
nearly sympathy OF LEADING citizens,
and the Wholesale approval or the
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The political conditions In the tliird
Congressional district ~;., likely ast
sumo a much different aspect In the
next few days. 1t was stated yestey.
day that A. II. Dagnall of the Ander-
son bar Is seriously considering, en-
tering the lists. Mr.. Daghali was ask.
ed for statement by, a representa-
tive cf The Intelligencer and declinda
10 say anything other thah thft
friends have advised him 10 run. and
that he is considering the matter yerv
seriously. ~
Mr., Dagnau would make a rafting
good race. OF that there ie nc Dues
tion. He Is an easy api GRACEFUL
speaker, and he IS Close End accur-
ate observer OF human nature. He
has practiced at this bar for a NUM-
her of years and has been a kind OF
lree lance, taking cases and winning
them whether it suited everybody or
not. He has been president of the bar
association Of the county and when
the matter of supplying the vacancy in
the, United States district attorneys
once was mootedr the Anderson bar to
q man endorsed Mr.. Daeiall for the
the. place.
Up to this time the cal didates in th4
Iletd Tor congress in tie, order in
which they have ahMounced are the
incumbent, Wyatt oAiken, Fred Do,ni-
u mex, assistant attorney. general; VIC
lnr Cheshire and F.+S. Evans OF
Grsanwoodf It's not unlikely that
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The Great White Way
NO1U Seems Assured
>eose Nier the Esther of the White Ways Other Cities
Submitted Plan Which Seemed Take with City Council

1t seems that Anderson is to Sc.
cure the finest "Great White Way,
system yet constructed in any city of
anything like this ;ssize the countrv
over. The action the city council
in special seosiol st nigth. where
sne matter was Into in detail
brought ont the fh every conn.
cHman present WaSl. ,yor of a nron-
Iosition there Submitted by George =
Miller, q former Andersonian and the
originator OF the American municinnI
great white ways. This proposition
carried with It the immediate INSTALL
ing In this city OF the most modern
ana up-to-date great white way posi-
Die TO be secured, and on terms an
parently liberal and reasonable.
Mr.. MILLER put In the great white
ways In Jacksonville, Atlanta, Mime
apolis and elsewhere, including the
well known Baltimore system, said To
be the largest and finest In the world,
he Is white way expert, and pro-
poses to erect In Anderson, through
out the entire business district, n con-
tinuous flye-cloister, upright, orna-
mental great white way, connected
with underground current, at a total
estimated cost Of aboutS $4,000.
He Will stand the entire cost of con.
steuction, mainte6ance and wiring,
and erect same In accordance with the
views of the city cnanciI, the same to
be put in: Just as soon as the posts can
be secured, and he asks only for q TO-
years lighting contract with the city
on the basis of S35 per post.
Street Covered
The system will commence at the
postofice and viii run from there to
the square, where q quartet row of
lights will be installed, the same be-
Ing placed On both sides Uf the Plaza
and on both sides OF the opposite side
of the court house square; the lights
VIII then go down West Whitner
street to the site cz the new theatre;
uoHn Eils5t Wnituer TO IcUuine sUreer.
Crossing the square again, the lights
VIII be installed on henson street.
from Peoples 70 McD hnie.. doubling
back again to the Court house square
and going down South Main street to
the site OF the new proposed termf-
nails az tho Charlaaklft4 y e i Vvaafarn
Carolina Railway. This win. cover
the entire business district
PlAH OF Distances. ~
All lights viii be placed on the out.
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aEO. 4. JoHssOS DEAp
heNs ReCeIved b i Letter fraal D
9. p. ApdsEs6n Of Ed6eaeld.

~. 3. Anderson. the enaft ste4
negFa her at I'D 81 Ell 7ornaSriy Aof
- - = = sslsAa "a sha
S .Es. .ssEs Gee g zahnsnis. a aslss sfAnffaI
farmer gVie9 slaar tnsFn died here o.
day His fen1klna wefe sent Is Bes
thesda Church barSlng grcasGs, HIS
old home FOR intarmen7 toraorrow. He
1Esn1ed "a kifh nC.aJsiq 7bott fx;a vsSat I
ago, haeing purchased 4 saluab1e farm
OF several hand 81 fes. He leaves
enrvsvtnG hiIa tho relieving ohiiaren:
=. ~. and s. L. Johnson and misses
1fekiie Lon and emily EsrRinln 3aslns
Ean al o. wlsan1 Nere WITH am at
the time Of slsa esala.s
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country people, many of whom have
heretofore asked The Intelligencer
to take The matter Va. ,ss 5ls5 3 ~ &,
It is likely that within q short time
the board OF health will have its plans
matured and ready to make its def
fnite announcement in the matter. Dr.
Frank Ashmiore, the president OF the
board of health, is pushing the mat
ter.
There certainly can be no move
made that will mean more to the city
and county alike than this, and .sa5s
Board OF Health will undoubtedly re-
ceibe the united support OF ali citi-
Zens in their tentative plhps.
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.lRv Aaeneiated- preas !


SeRate-Afet at noon.
Senator Jones pressed for action on
his resolution, calling on the presi-
dent for information on the Panama
tolls controversy.
Lands committe fayorahIy acted on
on a RESOLUTION HF government acuui-
sition os Mont .c:slS.
Lobby comm ..ti, agreed to meet to-
morrow AMI .S..e on taking further
testimony on ths. alleged Panama tolls
lIobtfSss
Senator, Smith OF South Carolina,
gave notice that he would ask tor the
passage of his cotton bill tomorrow.
Adjourned at q :35. z. E. to noon
Friday. 5 3
House Net at moon.
iteDate was resumed on the Tzgegs
and harbors appropriation biz.
Mines committee arranged Ifans for
further testimony on the Colorado
and sichi igan trike troublegs
Representative YolImer, Democraf,
OF Iowa, delivered q maiden prosperity
speech.
Capt w, H. Weatcot. Of San Fran
Cisco testified before lile marine eesa-
|mittee in favor OF the Hardy; bill.
Currency copR:aittee engaged II. p.
Wallis, of Rev York, to draft a rural
credits tifl.
- appointed a committee to confer
with President Wilson on rewards for
Col. Goethals and other Panama ca
nal workers.
Mines committee arranged to take
the Testimony OF John Mitchell on the
Calumet strike.
Adjourned G5;24 P. NJ. to noon Fri.
day.
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side of the curb, at distance OF SO
feet from each other, In O continuous
longitudinal column. There will be
8 total of 10S posts, end each post
Will contain an upright cluster of FIVE
lights, making q grand total OF $50
lights.
| All posts will be Of the Corinthian
architecture, and of solid cast iron.
OF the latest pattern, similar to the
posts used in Charlotte and Atlanta.
Tungsten lamps only will be used.
they being more brilliant than the
others.
Most Complete System South
= Mr.. Miller stated to The Intelligen-
Ger reporter last night that the sys-
tenn proposed for this city will be the
most complete in the entire South
from the standpoint of covering the
entire business district, and that the
special display as arranged for, the
square will give setting to the sys-
tenn unobtainable usually elsewhere.
Special Committee.
On motion OF Alderman Elmore, who
is especially interested In the plan, a
motion was made and carried at the
meeting or council that q special COM
mittee Of three, including the mayor,
be appointed with power to act and
to close a deal with Mr.. Miller IN the
matter.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen
Farmer and Elmore to close the deal
and take such action as they think
best. 1t IS understood that a meeting
of this special committee will be held
this afternoon at 3 O'clock at the city
hall, when City Attorney Sullivan and
the committee will get together with
hhffr. KILLER.
Largely Endorsed.
The Ladies' Civic League have en-
doEsed the move and approved the
street arrangement. "A speCiaI meeting
also of the Cibic committee OF thelocal
Chamber OF Commerce was held yes
terday wnen the mGttar was likewise
endorsed.
Efforts will be made to have the
system Installed in lime for the Con-
fedarata nlAenien meeting ..a AssaS.
son the latter part OF May, and Mr..
Miller stated last night that he thought
this could be arranged, tho, 1t would
take quick work. s,
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DAMAGE
DONE: BY FIRE
Small Blaze Oecgrred Yesterday
AfternooE On Or
Street

: Tne mouse OF @. i. AracId on Orr
street caught on FIRE yesterday after
Eoop about 2 o'clock. tho fire ofirf-
aasing from D defective fiue. The FIRE
department made good run 10 the
scene and with the uSa OF chemicals.
had little troubling IN sxtingiisIiing II.
5sittel damage was done, q portion OF
the roof being the only parE of the
hogEe damaged. The loss win be
email and it s. understood that this
~ ss,s..ssa.
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Cole dsboro Cashier
Placed. Under Arrest
(By AssOc, ,lted 45ress'

Charlotte, NJ c., March,. Ig.-H C.
Smith, alleged to have been short over
sac. 600 In his accounts a6s cashier OF
the Goldaboro Savings and Trust Com.
pany, and an smploye OF the National
Bank of that city was this Z: :ternoofi
arrested ana placed under $4,000
bond which he has 80 Tsrd fatlsd to get
signed, according to the special from
Galdsboro tonight. n ~ - q u "A
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Miss Annie Bell and Miss Kate
hutchinson Of. Lowndesville were in
the City shopping yesterday.
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cENsUs RURRAU REroRT


Washington. March IL. -The census
bureau today reported 4.75s.Ss5 tons
lot e1ttonsead had baen cFlished from
bales OF Inter cotton had been OH
tasned. These figures SofnDars Uita
,67s SOS tons, % seed ceushef from
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J. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. e. Cochran and Miss
Dot Coffee have returned from a shor:
stay with freiends and relatives ir
Chs:.-leston. iE
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w. p. Cook of Iva was a business
visitor to the city yesterday.
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q. e.sfSAS1 WStEfSnOWn I0Wndes-
vile man was ih the city yesterday.
|. GlenH simpson Of Starr, was one of
the buainess visitors to the city on
yesterday
Prue Hickman of Starr was in the
city for "a few hours yesterday.
Dr. .fWS J. HALEY of Hartwell. Ga.
spent few hours in the city yester-
day with friends.
j, F. fEaughridge OF spastanburg.
spent Yesterday in the city, guest et
the chiquola hotel.
William R. Yarber of spartanburg,
was in the city yesterday on busi-
W. R. Bradley of AbbevilIe, was In
the city yesterday on business.
J. L. Jennings Of GreenyiIIe was in
anderson yesterday stopping at the
Chiquola hotel.
J. N,Bell of Greenville spent d few
hours In the city yesterday.
h Albert Stanton of Charlotte was
among the business visitors to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles A. GambrelI has res
turned from Greenville where she has
been for a short stay.
Miss Grace Routh was among the
shoppers In the city yesterday.
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! f.. B. Martin of Pendleton spent /
few hours ip the city yesterday.
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s. Mrs. H. ~. Prince is spending afsew
days In, Atlanta where she IS being
entertained By friends IA
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Jas. II, Richardson and A. N. Rich
ardson of Garyin township were ii
Andersen yesterday.
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making his home in Southwest Geor.

n. C. Jackson and II. c., Jr., of Iva,
were visitors to Anderson yesterday
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Gharles Wilson of Liberty, was a
Z visitor to Anderson yesterday.
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the 1912 crop and 1921 ,073 from the
1911 crop, and COZ, running bales of
Inter cotton obtained from the 1912
crop and 556,276 from the 1911 crop.
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f. M. Molloy Of Columbia has beer
spending few days In the city.
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p A. Burris OF Piedmont was Soiie of
the business Visitors to the city on
yesterday. ~
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Thurston Kingston 5f Pendleton
was among the bushes, visitors Ii
the city yesterday ] B
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A II. Dagnau May Enter Race
Against Congressman Aiken

Might complcate the Present Lne.Up Of candidseAau,,
Being Urged But Has No Comment 70 Make Al presen.
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s Mrs. Sam Hughes has returned e
her hone ct Calhann Falls. after {
sh9rt SlSit e1S FRIENDS here. x .5fs!
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Lyman McFalI of Hall township.
spent q few hours In Anderson yes
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Miss Grace Routh was among tb
shoppers in, the city yesterday.
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!, D. .. Roberte Of Maftin townsiiip,
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r. NJ. Durham OF the Fork section,
was e business visitor to the city yes
terdRy. {,
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J. vi Kay e week known Lowndes-
vile man wassi the city yesterday
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w. H. House of Charlotte was IN the
city yesterday for short stay.
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r. O.. Spears OF Townviii4 spsas .
few hours In the city yesterday.
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TIE DAY IN CONGRESS
MAHGE nj iSG 10, 10 iSfs iSfz

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