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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27
EVERYBODY HAPPY.

Letters OF cOngratulations have con
tinued to pour in upon the trustees
and friends Of Anderson College on
account Of the election of Jas. p. XII
nard to the presidency. The Intelli-
gencer is in receipt of the following
from DIR. A. c. Moore. president OF
the State University:
The board Of trustees OF An
derson College is to be cpngratu-
lated ufon the wisdom OF its
ehpics in the selection of DR..
James p. Kjnard as President
of their institution. DR.. Kinard
possess to an unusual degree the
qualifications demanded of the
coupled with his special training
Besides being man of high
character, broad culture and
scholarly attainments, he has had
many years OF successful expert
~ence in teaching and in admin
strative work at Winthrop Col
lege. His natural endowment.
coupled with his special training
makes him an ideal man for the
presidency of high class college
IOT WOIHeIl.
Capt. II. H. Watkins, chairman OF
the board yesterday received a mum.
Der of letters and messages of con
graduation, one being from Chief Jus.
tice Gary OF the State supreme court
who. through a friend, congratulate
the college.
A newspaper in another city few
days ago said: "If the trustees Of
Anderson College do not allow Prof
Hand to remain in charge of the higf
schol work, South Carolina will lost
a mighty power In educational fife.'
Well, everybody should be happy
now. The teachers of the State got
Mr.; Hands release. he is satisfied; he
is( a warm friend of Anderson Col
lege. On the other hand, Anderson
College has splendid man for presi
dent. and everybody in this commune
ty, is pleased, satisfied and happy.
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On Trial for TheFt 3

Atlanta, March 25.--on the charge
OF larceny after trust, r. "a. Wilson,
former cashier and treasurer of, 10.
cal produce company 6was put on trial
In the criminal branch Of the superior
court this morning.
It Is ALLEGED ttizs ii wilson ,ss;,sssiiss be-
tween 1000 and is. 600 from his em-
.ployers. Wilson is well known. and
was very highly regar ded and the affafr
Is or great local interest si =
Tho president OF the; ceInpapI wag
the first witness fof the pros fycution.
He testified that WILSON had iidnitted
taking the money, but bad prcEaised to
replace 1t. On his failure to do so,
the arrest occurred, Solicitor Hugh
dorsey Is being assisted In the pf0ss-
cdtlon by Heebers Shrhpshire. VIII
sons attorney are George Spence and
walter McElreath.
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Al FAMOUS BUSINESS THAINING
INsTITgTIos

7 -. &.
= where In this paper you will
lind an ladyerti sem rs on the Mac
,FEAT-BOWEN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Columbia, s. C. This College has
been in continuous progress t6F the
past stsY s5lty ytisFs. and tF the oldest
and best pst ronissd T. Blu nsii1esH College
in Sogtl Carolina. e hsa the distinct
reputation or having Ehe5 very. pesI
fac1IiEl9B gor Dus1nes training 10 ne
found anywhsis In the South and tho
graduates o9 this College are always
pFefegreds because OF tue thorough
training they reeelFe A large i1sfzns
her be the gfadnaj SIS . this college
are holding restonaible poAs Ions at
ssainTieB ranEins from 81 to 5000
per. year TIE ptpu uffnnlttes noss
yoss CT ss 81 ssiiissts,s ssa 8
even greater than ef .Sfofe. 4 Z
Ssea ana ysang lnen to Sppiy. Is tie
sIRnaISeFs or this Cor ere Is tell
and sEs,l ff1ll lllilas3s a af.f p vf,If
contempt pstra1riFls hGsine
training eourso ia n tdta you can
not pussibiy hna 4 hdltef School %
attend; ahereofgs e Ssn are snteEeat-
ed In such 4 ceprae write "a Manager
or The ~ ftIrIt a r. - tlSE ~ BUSINESS
~ !. = s.1-sss.sglnl 81 & O. Tor par.
5ictlIare and yollr caeat viii be
promptly and eosr complied
with. 1tN
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Victim Of an Hrnnotlst.

Atlanta, March 25.-"I couldn't
stand being fieeced and heartbroken at
the same time, is the way Mrs. Eva
Bohemia described to the court her
experienced with S. q. Bischopf, pro-
fessional hypnotist, spiritualist and
heart breaker.
Mrs. Behenna had him arrested af-
ter he had borrowed several sums of
money from her while the two were
engaged to be married. Later, she
says, she began to suspect and then
to be certain that he intended neither
to pay the money back nor to marry
her.
"Those fortune telIers have power
full hold on women" she told the court.
why he made me confide things to
him that wouldn't have told my own
mother. bH
After the hearing Bischopf managed
to settle the case by agreeing to refund
to the heartbroken lady the money.
She had Borrowed srem her but he said
that .stet = :,.:cn cii t;S s:-S7is aim ul tine
law could prevail ON him to keep the
other part of mis- bargain.
One reason, said Bischopf, why he
couldH tmarry Mrs. Bohemia, was that
he already had a. perfectly good wife
lie had &c idea of coG;!n g
bigamy.
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LET'S HAVE AN ANSWER

While Anderson county last
year showed an increase of some
$4,000 bales of cotton yet The
city of Anderson, up to date, has
received but 100 bales more than
during the yGatr. before. What is
Inc matter? This is question
that CONCERNS every enterprise in
the city ofAnderson.
The Chamber of Commerce
mas an expert to inquire into dis.
cpllnInation on account of freight
fa'es' 9hy nPtVemploy an expert
TO look into This alleged cotton
discrimination?
We call upon the Chamber of
commerce TO take this matter IN
with Senator Eg d. Smith and our
congressman and try to get some
equity for Anderson. MIR. Smith
mas been hitting at Wall street
gambling andihaS been endeavor-
ing to haVeg.cotton bought and
Sold on gradel why can he1n0t get
DIS law Sos amended that one
point cannot have a chimerical
ana sentimental advantage over
another? Why can he not get
a Dill through the senate prohib-
itlng such a display of favoritis,n
winch Injuries the people of this
state !? sMakeAmerit and not repu.
lation the basis of price.
This is no Slight matter. An
deerSon should have had 10000
bales of cotton marketed here
this year, and probably will have
next year if there is a settlement
OF this matter now, before the
season is upon us.
Why should there be any fav-
oritlsm shownrinsNorth Georgia?
We admit it is a fine section for
apples, and has some of the best
people in the world and pro
d..ces Isc:::e Beautiful !e:t:4u, cotton. 5ut
why should not Anderson be as
good a market point as North
Georgia towns?
Ii is because some New Eng
land spinner one day got hold of
a nice, cleaniy picked and ginned
and handled lot and declared
that it deserves a premium and
that premium iias stuck ever
since? Is North Georgia cotton
today physically better than An
derson county cotton9 If so.
why does Anderson cotton pet
the same price when hauled over
10 North Georgia? Is it the trip
across the ferry that makes the
cotton better9 And if Anderson
cotton physically is worth GER
tain price in North Georgia why
should it have any less value on
this side of the river9
These are a few questions We
would like to have submitted to
Senator Smith for Investigation
and settlement. Otherwise we
will have to think that North
Georgia IS engaged 10 tie cotton
business in restraint of trade on
Ibis side OF ttii1e river.
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average still low. Mr.. Yon Hermann
does not think 1t can possibly, get
warm enough between now and April
1st to. bring the March average up to
anywhere near the normal.
The cold, however, has been health
full nd stimulting, both for humans
and I0r tia cEe.s. Che EEss.t, ssssz==i-
cularly which 1t was first feared the
late snow would inJure. has been help
cd materially.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27
ATTENTION, sALuTEl

In commenting upon the ap-
pointing of 6. B. Bailey to be
postmaster of Greenwood, The
Abbeyille Medium says:
The new postmaster also has
host of friends in Abbsviile,
who will wish for q successful
administration OF the affairs %
the office. IL has been strongly
hoped here, however. that Mr..
/ II. +. Watson would be success
ful in the contest.
There's nothing doing, Mr..
Watson was an original Wood
row Wilson man. That is enough
to keep him out, if he ever want
ed the place. There is no grati-
tude in politics these days. Mr..
Watson was a delegate to the
National Convention at Baltimore
and one of the unflinching plia-
lanx that held out for Woodrow
Wilson even when the latter's
ttdnees seemed absolutely hope
less. Mr.. Watson and the men
who helped send him 70 Balto=
more, who stood the bruht OF the
fight during the state convention
lin Columbia, must stand by and
salute now when The Office seek
lug army passes in i eyieW.
Futfermore, Mr., WatsOa vas
president of the State FreSS AsSo.
.ciation when Woodrow Wilson,
was the associations .5 quest
before he actively became a presi-
dental candidate. We believe
siiSss Il a : : siIiT.57 1TdtSuf tOuiii nave mad
the post Office at Greenwood had
.he wanted it, for he Is one of the
most popular men in the state, a
man of high ideals and courage
to stick to them. The post Of
fee istnot a big enough job for
him.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27

The people in Spartanburg have
found ont that the Interurhan is not
a baseball league. And Villa has
found out the same thing about the
Federals.
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9Denied . Now TrlaI. {,

Atlanta, March 25.- SaTp Stoe. cone
vietsd white SLAYER, has been denied a
new trial by Federal Judge Newman,
and is now In the county Jail, awaiting
an order remoying him to the federal
penitsntiary. HRS. Stoe, who was all
SO found guilty will be sentenced dur
ing the latter part of the week. -
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Ia order for Aiife Aon to get the
hest adyertising 6at nc the visit aS the
editors, we would like Sos shsIn To- hs
brought from wiiliAaston to this city
lii antom6biIes. through fine farm
ing section and over : beautiful road.
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Early in the Swimming Pool.

Atlanta, March 25.--Just to per-
sp4de the city fathers that April 18th
was, pretty late for the opening of the
bathing season in Atlanta, pretty Miss
Margaret Lgeke donned her bathing
suit terday dand went for a swim
at bakegood o,
Shei was accompanied on her chilly
ynedittpn by Herman Billet and Capt.
@ 81 6;,o Wa tiiipgryr two we'll known local
entfAsiests. All three insisted that
it was not unueasonably cold, hut
thetT teeth were chattering when they
Miss Lacke is quoted
as sying, 1t's not d BIT COLD. CO.
o-faFe on in tile waters fine, but you
have to Keep moving.
This cold Weather bathing business
is not altog new to Atlanta's
spprtsmen, hS#eyer., Way back in
s5alnary tRo of three hardy souls wore
takin1g q idaifs dip in the icy waters at
Eihist Eihils ;4lssasit 4ssit they were men. Assgg
LiSlcke is, Tue ,jit;st woman who has ven-
fnfed In sing iast summer.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27
III PkRTY APPAREl.

s Here Ia eunlc dress for the hEtla,
glrl Slse be same soft of aects
that has rSothek i wearing. MIC laslse
sash is heis place bSstlss wide had
ing em6soidsry
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C0llesk' march in Georpin.

eI.;s=;s.t s.sss., As.ss., 25. 255 The government
bureau hero declares that up to to-.
day this has been the coldest March
Georgia ,haB known In the past twenty
years. The mean average for March
up to now has been 52.6 degrees. The
coolest March Georgia has ever had
was in 1884 when the average was AZ
degrees, blI: since that time II has new
er fallen so low as this season.
The average FOR the first twenty-five
days Of this month was 44.2. SO that
even it 'ig gets q great deal warmer
during the next week it will keep the
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27

A large circulation than any other
newspaper in this Congressional Dis
tricts
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-27

Iehn iaIeys ssissas s;;;;;ss..;as $40 miles
OF rood earth road IN North Anderson,
ss-s.s.ssa aAZEst 5ssssiias
Tliiaa hsEaainis N s !
Not All in day i eeatss
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Washington. March 26.-Forecast:
South Carolina Showers Friday Friday. Sat
UTuay IRIE IN tue WeBIs Showers in
cast portions
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Member of the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphic
Service
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South Caroline Showers Friday, Friday Sat-
2 uTuay IRlE IN tne west showers In
east portions,
On tho quiet "a whiBkey still. a
Spring have canned. And the spring
fever. t.s. ;,
Ulster.
These wiz be sandalouy times this
sumemr. 4
4 cabinet is Scontraption to hold
Chaptauqua lectures. 4
+ They don't seem 10 have put q blot
on Alfbaasador Pags.
y7577S----- --tJ-.-sssEs ~ - s.s5sse
Show me the Way to Go Home
Sung by Francisco villa.
Anderson Is Ny Town-The school
iriarrns Of Anderson county.
To the school chiidren4-The best
thing to do is to do the best.
Home rule for Dublin would mean
home ruinSfnE RalGas. Ballast, n4.l.a -
Good bye old long. gangly p5iss. We
want 20 soc the town made beautiful.
Advertising pays. Ask Goldsmith
ut the q. s. q A. ticket office about
1t.
Teddy stole the canal and it seems
that Woodrow Wilson lis trying to give
it away,
Lots of cigarettes burned In the
Durham fire, but the ''makinga" are
there yet.
There 10 one vote we would like to
cast and can't--for biennil sessions
Of the legislature,
Anderson has q board of health that
Is trying TO do It's duty, Back 'em up,
good citizens.
Villa fell down, II seems. Slaughter
Ing armies is different from butcher
ing the defcnseiess.
81; 10 -----C---+--
e S5a tlsT don't = swat swat The fIS >~hilo the
awaiting is easy. he will boss tho
ranpl 1long about In July.
An atticle says that dancing will
make you ssmmetrical.r If II is as
bad as all that, cut 1t out,
Perhaps Burns thinks Frank Is In
nocent because his cars are higher up
On BE. ieEs s.iss;: s.!iss;;: s:s ~: eyes
An alfshIp fleet will sRlI around
= =
Cook have not engaged passage.
Wanted About 100 new houses In
Anderson. Can find renters for them
4 BY the time they aEe tfihisheAd. 's
(f-l.--4o. -f,5:s u !
tyhy should not our splendid wonl-
en- hay spresentatioh on the school
: ~ g sil lss.i W.
NE Ns1gss aaFs ifsornsd that ths sHggAsz
non m Lnis paper with gefersuec 10
she bridging OF the southern Railway
csEt IS meeting with much favor.
y Sii 4 - ---4l-..---e. 80 &
The SPLIT log drag can be ased as
ter rains to fiji the ruts in the roads.
The stts ccss thousands hi hroken
pcke etc The split los drag costs
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The split log drag cnn be sised AS
ter rains to fiji the ruts in the roads
The Ftits ccst thousands hi broken
poAes. sc The split los drag costs
ana SAVES thousands
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Show me the way to Go EIonlsn-
Sung by Francisco villa.
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Anderson Is Ny Town.-The school
ilsrrns Of Anderson cquuty.
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To the school chiidren+Th best
thing to do Is to do the best.
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aFs insofined that ths spgg4s
Ion IN LpIs paper with geTereuec 10
sshe bridging Of the southern Railway
5cat is meeting with much favor
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They don't seem 10 have put d blot
on Ambassador Page.
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on tIio Quiet e whlpkey stilI.
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Wanted About 100 new houses in
Anderson Can fisd renters for them
BY the time they afe Sfihishead.
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Why should not our splendid wom-
an hhss representation on the school
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a cAbinet is >contraption to hold
chaptauqua lectures. s.
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Home rule for Dublin would mean
homo ruin for Ralgast ne.ha..s.l
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These win be sandalous times this
sunemr.
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On ING qulet "a whlBkey sill. a
%
Spring have canned. And the spring
fever.
------oS=gf---4y. -oSg--y.
Some class to those scotch-Irish in
Ulster.
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Our Hat Stocks Are Matchless.


Philadelphia All the modern worlds
in
Special that
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Perhaps Burns thinks Frank Is in-
nocent because his cars are higher up
:s:s h... heed :!i;;;;; .;;;; s .sss eyes.
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An airship fleet VIII SalI around
1l.Sa iY1zs1 - EUuuS slti,1i eEgau 1Juc
Cook have not engaged passage.
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The ANDERSON INTELLIGEHSER.
Founded 1886

I28 North Main Street
ANDERSON, s. c.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
Maitranm in Scr 6rcmoc.


aomnit Der @foi nit icincm 56imi.
lner,
Seiuen @liiten ouftia iiib,
.9ln oic @cinnot oeut i) INNER,
9ic ib iorgloS emit perlicB.
Nm Die 8dlOcr an Die 9lileu,
Nm ole Niigel reblmi1iunt
SScro' iH ic iic uieocri6aucu?
@o Die 3inObeit ib uertr1lmt.
Sn oeu @dIocrn @'irfcu ariilicn,
Tnit'ac 9liiten ii6croa,
NlNrsarauc Nurgruinen,
Erdrml'riid ihailcn in Oas Gbol.
@lmgcs Golf 3ic6t iii sen Mtdieu
Snbelno, eh' per 1ag cripadt;
@0r6l ib Dor Den aiidltd id)reicu
Sn oes @odipaloS ,3on6crprac9t.
Scr Die @adtsf picOer iMla0cl
Amieirli nn0 9crAeuian0
9Sie emit IN Den &n9cilologclI,
IrouteH per.@lodcnflan1.
Wtaimon0 mars, ais i5 0eidie0en
0rm iiet2, tebrt Der M0i 5lriid
9'it oen boIO9 Onft'Ncn @liitbcu,
{rdi!m idl pen Der Sciniat @iiid.
Nuoolpb Sanr
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
oSaterlauO" abgcfa6ren.

PIN 9ienStag Den 26. Mlai, trot
ser S3earriele y&aterlan0~ ieine
9lbreiie lod @ambllra an. 5000
Eerloncn batten lid alf Dem Eiee
90. 1 ciu0eimoeL inn 3ellgen Der
@(bio6rt 5G lein. 9ie Nnmeienoell
lnbeu init ullperbolenem StamneL
iuir ihnell ser geipaltige 0ampfer IN
oNn @il0Ion gift mo mie ldiea an
lhcinelO sic SAmenfnng uoll5ogell
mlroe, obmobl MIR 9 Shlepper Dem
mddtiaen 5abr3eu0e bel Dem lApic=
rigen Man6pcr 6alfen. Sic label
oalln nit ACKNOWLEDGING, mie Der
9anlpler, ltott pprw1rts Sill Iabren
meitcr ltronlmtilpdrtS inbr, aber lie
abnten llid)tS 0anon, lpel6cS llnbell
Sic pom Gmnpfer oufgeriibrten $50
Qeli 0es Sn0ion olf Der Stem Yorfer
Settle 0eS Nll0Iol unri6teiel.
Grit mllroen 5ipei &pblell6arfet,
pon Der @oge erfobt. Sic ihliNal
mie Srpci 9euBidnlcG lml mo Der
%iolfen. 9ie bci0cn Shiffer, sic lid
all 8oro befnnoeL rettetcn lid onrf
cillen Sprung inS @aiier mo er1
rcid)ten bcn Eier.
0cnn fabte Oic @elle 5iuci anoarc
Io6r3clt0e. Sic Eaile, init oenen
oicie ali lire 4icrS ieitgemaAt ma.
rtll, 5erriiien mie 0in0idOen nno bic
Snbr6ellQe piiroen bod nlliolft Ae-
gen Die @icrS geibleuoert. 0liidli.
hermeiie gelana es im leBten Nll-
qcnblid, cine Golilion oeS o8ater-
lono~ nit oerl Nem PORTER EierS 5it
pernlei0cn. 9aS mGhtiae Sdiif bog
langiam in feline Sa6rltraGc ein uno
nohHl feline Nabrt anfnnas in MAZE
it6tiiher MlIbe. Damn i6ncler oen
Slioion binab aitf.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
Gu. Lmthrriidle 3ipnafirdle.

Sonmtna, Den Z. NSlmi in &crbhi
pnng nit Dem @auptaottcSOienit IN.
II llbr uormittogS miro 0ie feicr.
lide Gilweibus0 scr nellen id0nel
&icifclorOcl ituttfiu0cn. SEER &a-
ilor &arl s. 8crdtier, scr iriiberc be.
liebtc Secliprgcr Ser 3ion9qcuHcil.
Sc, jebt Yoitor Der 0rol,en oeiitideIl
@emeilloe IN Cumberland, Wfo, miro
sic @eibepre0i0t 6altcn.
Die lellc 0racl lit Elm aunltmcrt
crlicn HnnNcS Don Der bcfamlteu Sir
MA %. q. Nfol(cr, Sa0erstomn, MO.
bergeItellt. Sic bat 3fuei Monlole
nnO iait 500 iprehenoc @iciicn nlo
miro nit clcftriihcm W}otor getrie
fen.
9hf ii ocn 10. Sylni,
lTc6t MN olen Mniiffrcnroen Elm
6odQenuB beoor: Gin OrQelfnnscrf
init ireiem Gintritt. Iran Samil
ion 9oplo, Die idbigc OrganiItin
Ger lntb. ct. ~4Saulu5firbe, miro bon
altcll mo ncltell Weiltcrn u"ortragen
mo Strait 9eYo miro Oeutih um0
cllgliih ie cin Soprou Solo iirqcn
Cine Silberfolcftc sitln Neiten OeS
0rgcl SlmoS miro crbo6cll mcrocn.
Grobocm oic @lieOcr ser 3ionS.
Ncnlcilioa dui3erit freiqcbiN 8ltln gfn.
failf Scr nelIcll 0rgcl beigctragen ba.
but, ba6en tic ooh nod nit crbeb
licben Soften 6riaidnte elcftrilde Sc.
leilhtimg in Stride ml0 Sonltaas-
louie einri6ten lmailel.
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