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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
Adding Humus to Soil.

Who has not noticed how loose and
mellow the soil is where an old fence
row has been plowed up and brought
into cultivation, says the Kansas
Farmer. The soil was once all Axe
this but man has destroyed and re
moved humus faster than nature un.
aided could replace it. On the old
fence row the crop grows rank and
green and stands out In marked con
trast to the balance of the field. The
soil is full of rOtted decaying vege-
table matter without which all farm
ing is n failure.
There must be Il reserve of hpmus
in the soil at all times to keep II in
good physical condition. but large
reserve of humus is not sufficient. Soil,
to be productive, must be full OF nc.
lively decomposing organic matter.
This decomposing vegetable material
renders mineral particles soluble, and
as it decays supplies nitrogen, so es-
sential to plant growth. This active
decomposition and loss of organic mat
ter takes place rapidly when land is
well TILED, much more rapidly than ii
can be replaced without special effort.
The remedy is simply to follow ma
lures meth0ds-no vegetable matter
of any Kind should he burned -legUmes
and other green manure crops must
be grown and plowed under each year
20 keep IN the supply of actively de-
composing organic matter. DO this
Systematically and the apparently
worn out soil will again become alive
and active. 1t will remain loose and
mellow instead of running together
and baking, and crops will again grow
green and rank as when the sod was
first broken. Why not take advantage
of this wet year and make an extra
effort TO grow some green manure
crops?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
CUTTING CUIDE63O7

The small boys needs for autumn
always include a topcoat This model
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Thursday, October 7, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

F. H. Felencher of New York was
a guest of A. r. VonDette Wednes-
day.
Ernest Dragon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Dragon of Morgan street
is i'll.
Deaconess Mary Tilleston has gone
to Brattleboro to attend a diocesan
missionary conference.
Mrs. L. n. LaParle moved Wednes-
day from Booth Terrace to the Sloc-
UNI house on Main street.
The popular stage star, Marie Ca
hill, will be seen in a five-part farce
comedy Judy Forgot" that will keep
you happy for days--opera house to-
day. Adv.
Theda Bara, whose face is called
"the most beautifully wicked in the
world, is playing The Vampire in
"A Fool There Was" at the Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
New vaudeville, and an exceptional
fve-part feature The Woman Who
Dared opera house tomorrow. ADV.
Last chance to see Flora? the girl
in the parrot and Dorothy Southern
that clever singer at opera house to-
day.l ADV.
Tuesday evening number Of
friends gathered at the home of Miss
Cordelia. Tetrault IN honor of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Adeline
Longtin and Edward Butler. After
all We're seated at the table Miss
Longtin was presented with cut
glass water set, The evening ended
with instrumental and vocal selec-
tons appropriate for the occasion
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

DR.. B. o. Barber of Pownal was in
the village Wednesday.
William Frost has been called
to Maine by the serious illness of his
father.
There will be rehearsal of the st.
Francis de Sales choir at the church
at o'clock this evening.
The subject of the prayer meeting
this evening in the Methodist church
will be Sacrifice. The pastor will
conduct the service.
Mrs. Frank HOLSTER and Miss
Minnie HOLSTER passed Wednesday
with Mrs. HOLSTERS son, Walter
HOLSTER at the Samaritan hospital
in Troy.
Miss Philomena, Royce, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Royce
underwent minor surgical operat-
ion this morning at the Samaritan
hospital in Troy.
Rev. Isaac Jennings, d. d. pastor
of the Old First chrch at Old Ben
nington, will read his paper descrip-
tive of the early schools of Benning-
ton at the high school at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon The public is in
vited.
The meeting of Catamount Com
mandery. U. o. G. c., which was to
have been held this evening when
Grand Commander Powers was to be
present. has been postponed because
Mr. Powers was not able to be here.
The following pupils of the Ben
nington High school have received
an average in all subjects between
80 and 100: Eleanor Hutton, Mary
Hutton, Ruth Mason, Gladys Knights.
Howard Estes, Lois Estes. Dorothy
Patchin, Fannie Levin, Theodore
Carpenter,
All members of the Parent.Teach-
er's association are invited to high
school hall Friday afternoon to hear
DR.. Jennings paper on the EARLY
Schools OF Bennington" At 4 o.
clock the teachers of the 18th and sth
grades will meet the parents and dis
cuss all problems that are wished dis
cussed.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. +. D. Ranney lis in Ludlow at
tending district meeting of the 0.
Els.
Clayton Reed has purchased a
horse, carriage, Sleigh, harness and
robe of w NJ Marshall.
I Mr.. and Mrs, S. o. Tiff and Thee
dore Hakes spent Sunday in Green.
wich. Mrs. Clarence harrington re.
turned with them.
Mrs. q. G. Surdam, Miss Amy Sur.
dam, Mrs. H |. spatford and Jack
Simmons visited Mr. and Mrs Ed
Garfield in Schenectady, Sunday.
The annual rummage sale of the
Congregational church will be held
October 18th aud 18TH beginning
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in
village hall,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church held their annual bust
ness meeting and election of officers
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 6, in the
church parlors. The treasurer report
ed very successful years work.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. l.. NJ LOOMS; LIST
vice president, Mrs. f. d. Ranney;
2nd vice president, Mrs j. LOOMS;
secretary, Mrs. S. o. Tefft; assistant
secretary, Mrs. G. d. Mattison treas
urer, Mrs. A. S. Hathaway; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. r. Harrington; direc-
tresses. Mrs Alice Carr, Mrs. H. Ros
Ter, Mrs. L. Wilmington, Mrs. C. Ken
yon, Mrs. G. d. Madison
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
Their Favorite Beliefs.

Said:
The Poet-I am misunderstood.
The Laborer-I am underpaid.
The Diplomat-I am eternally mis-
trusted.
The Housewife-I am drudge.
The Debutante-My life is really a
tragedy.
The Small Boy--l shall never get fll-
ell up.
The Doctor-I shall die of the disease
which | treat the best
The Lawyer-I did not make the law.
The Schoolmaster- know.
The Philosopher wonder.
The Scientist hope.
The FOOL think.-Life.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
couohs That Are STONED!

Careful people see that they are
stopped. DR.. Kings New Discovery
is a remedy of tried merit, 1t has
held its own on the market for 46
years, Youth and old age testify to
its soothing and healing qualities.
Pneumonia and lung troubles are Of
ten caused by delay of treatment,
DR.. Kings New Discovery stops those
hacking coughs and relieves la grippe
tendencies Money back if it fails
soc. and $100. Sold everywhere.
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orc way and north side and ends are
boxed, with gate at each end anG
rack running the full length of sheG
on south side. Straw may be used fof
the roof to further cheaper construc
ton. \ shed of this size will shelter
twenty-five or thirty two-year-old
etaArs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
shed For Steers.

a cheap shelter for stock is made by
setting the posts eight feet apart eight
fcct high on one side and six feet on
thc other side, making the shed twelve
feet wide and forty feet long, writes
u. Siskel Of Merrick county, Neb., in
the Missouri Valley Farmer. Roof runs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
Dexter Cake

Golden Pound. Chocolate, Lady,
Citron. Raisin, Fruit, and
Sponge, each lOc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
Card OF Thanks

We hereby wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to our friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted dur
ing our great a lotion by the lose of
our only child Also for the beauti-
full floral tributes.
Mr. and Mrs Bert H. Sanders, Jr
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-07
CAN BE A COAT OR REFER.

can De eltnCr a coat or ree1ef ana pro-
vision is made for a hood. The latter
is good to add when the coat is made
of such heavy materials ais chinchilla,
with a view to hard winter service.
The coat of such a model should not
be great, for if wide material is used
say. "a inches wide--only ! q yards are
required for the coat in medium size.
without the hood u yards will be suf-
ficent
To cut out the coat first fold the ma
terial and pace the various parts of
the pattern carefully into place so that
there will be no errors. If REFER
length is desired, cut off lower edges of
the front and back and undertaking on
double 90 perforations. and also cut
off extensions.
The hood IS placed on a lengthwise
fold of the goods, and If made of con-
trasting material this same rule is fol-
lowed. Following the hood comes the
lower sleeve section on a lengthwise
thread of the material. The back comes
next, on a lengthwse fold, but between
this and the front, which runs along a
selvage edge, there is room for the two
pocket laps. The undertaking of the
coat is laid along the selvage to the
left of the front. Between the under
facing and the under sleeve section the
upper sleeve section and the collar are
laid on a lengthwise thread Of the
goods.
One always has the advantage of ex-
ira service in making clothing for the
youngsters ct home, for better mate
rial can be had at much less cost. The
shops carry largo assortments, it IS
true, yet when one gets something en-
phatlcolly cheap in price the quality of
the goods is apt to correspond with the
cost.
Brown and gray are fashionable col
ors for youngsters this year. and there
are certain tones of dark green that are
effective. Some coats are bound with
black silk braid. while others are per-
fectly plain, depending chiefly for
smart effect.
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9(ns Council gInffs.

Die StoatS. Sllollitrial -aolnmiliior
frat am @littrpod utter benz &or,
iib BON @nrren @nIt i'm bieitgen @e,
rid)tsgebGloe III SiBung, Inn 0as
g}er6or in Der geihiperoe bon Sbo,
mas gnnoerpool gegen Die eSnter'
national NorOeIter Company por3u.
nebn1cn. Sci Dem 8erbor banoeti
es lid I'M Die grleoiguna Don
Streitira9en 5tpiihen glrbeiteeber
lno glr6eiter. Gas @eIes, fpoburd
oieie aouuniiiiou ins 9eben eerufcn
puroe, frat i'm porigen Sabre in
araft, lnO ipuroe Der betreffenoen
StomniIion sic 9[nfgabe Slltbeil
0ifferenjen 5piiden 9lrbeitgeber unt
glrbeiter 5lt regeIu ltnb enogiItia Sll
erleoigei. ss iii Dies Die critic Sit.
nng oieier 8ehoroe IN oieiefu Ebeil
oes Stontes. unn pirn ootcr ocIIcu
gerbonOlnngcn cin gelpiIics eSntcr,
eiie entacaeRaetrndt
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9entitje Yrcile ilber
bic ,,Qnftaaia =NOte!
lie SdnlO fGllt anf Die IaIasiere,
GuHarbliHie NIB mmeritaniidDe
9iegierHng.

gerTin, 20. @ai, iiber 9lnIter0nm
lin0 Qonbon. - lleber bic amerifa-
niihe ,.9iiitania .9ote, oeren amt.
lid]er WortLaltt felt Mlittpob gLbenO
III gan5 IeutibIan6 befannt lit,
idreibt Die gem1Bigt freilitnige
n9ofIiidle 3eitlng":
o@em glneritd es 5itipege brill.
aen faun, boB 6ritilde &ouffa6rtei-
id)iffe uidt nlcbr inter faIihel 6loa-
acn iegeIn oaB gngIano aufboren
iuirb .aauffabrteii6iffe 3u betpaff.
ncn. 0ab Striegsfouterbnn0e 60.
oungen niht meGr 0urd onerifnni-
ftbe Baiidgiere geoedt ipcr0en, oonu
iper0cn bic Ser. Staaten 7eittIdl-
Lamb ouf ibrer Geite iinoen in Dem
gcniiiben, ben llnterice6ootfriea in
ineniAIihere standle pt Icnfen. Sc.
oodl iuenn glmerifa perieblt, @roB.
britoniien in oieiem Sinne 5u be.
einfluiIen, 70 iperoen Die Ser. Stao.
ten init llnteriecbootfrieg norIieb
nebmen uiiiien, tpie ct iebt gefii6rt
miro. Qnerifa muB Gorge ira.
gen, onB icine 8iirger 70 weria bic
fSlottenfricgs5one bctreteb tuie iie
in bic 5eierlinte Bel g(rrns, ellie
COer sgr5enpsI gebcu tDiiroen."
anpit1n Beritns i6rcibt i'm Ser.
finer Togeblott@:
oMeul trot Der @arnung Der
Aitideu 4omirolit1t (un0 6es oeut.
fden gotIdniters in @aibinqtoit)
gagen ons @etreten Der ariegsBoue
nnerifnniidbe giirgcr fid Der .qilii.
taHin @oiDertraiiten 70 f1at Oie
Sdlul0 alf iic ieIbit ilno ibre 9legie.
rtia semln sllnerifa garantierea,
Aab Weher geld)iibe nod Nilmiiicn
an Nero Iuaren. ultO ierger, onB ein
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Sic aamptc aa
ben 9arOaneQen!
gllliirte prnblen nit groken Grful.
gen; tiirtiidle Seridlte luaten
gaas an6ers,

2on6on, 90. 0loi. 9ie Gl-
liirten baben bic tiirfii6en Sorts
bel aolio Nabr, ouf Der europ1ifden
Seite Der 9aroaneIlen, gum S6pei-
gen gebradt. geri6ten bon gltben
3ufolge n1uB oos Sort gtogaro, mel
DIES 9oIi0 8abr gegeniiberliegt,
boIO faIen. Die 9lqiirten baben
peitere &rltppen ouf Der oiidtil1en
Seitc geIonoet, 1tno Die Siirten bn-
ben ibre am @olf bDn SmDrna ite'
benDen Erltppet ipcicittli9 perIt1rft.
6olgcn0er mntli6er 8eri6t iultrbe
geitern in &onitnntinopel ntsgegc.
ben; @erltedte tiirtii9e 9atterien
Den 9orooneIlen entlong beidoIien
om Otontog britii6e &riegsidiffe
70 lpirfungspoIl, oob lie iib aus Der
GSeuerlinie 3triiddieben miiBten. am
foIgenOen Gage bei6oiien fran8oiiide
&riegSldiffe Die ouf Der aiiatii6en
Seite liegeroen Sorts, nlltBten a6er
Dem Seuer unierer 8atterien net
6en.
9luf ser 8oroaneaen. Jrort bel
9[ui 9urnu baben iebr geringfiigige
g(rtilleriefdmpfe ltattgefunOeu. Gi-
MAE fleinere Srnnsportibiffe filio
0urd miere @rauoten bei9Goigt
porOen.
llnIere 9rlppen ouf Dem redten
sSliigel boben cine Sobe 200 Meter
bon unieren Stellungen erttfernt
ipieoergenonnen
Gin fran8oiiider &reii5er Ionoete
qcItern Bel Sorsfnlc, iueItlid) bon
Wlcfrt all Der iiioliden aiiltc oe8
@olfs bpn Su1rnn SO SoIootcn, Oic
flobeu oiS ilnierc aiilteilmn9en De.
zen Gelrebrfeiter ertuioerteil. IN.
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8auGboot, tpenn es Qliftaihte, fidt
Der (Seiabr nusgeiebt mar, bon Der
nSulttania" gerannnt 5n iperoen?
8enn bic glntiport perneineno Iou,
tet, nie iie lin5peifelbaft Iaiiten
milB, 0ann miro Die omerifaniibe
Hegierilng noh rubiger grn1guilg
berlteben, OaB iie fein Heht bot, ge.
gen oaS Gorpeoieren Der 12uiitania"
3ii protcItieren gSir erlunrten, OaG
Die ncllti6c 0fegierlng Die 5eItigfeit
babeu tpiro, feinen Sdritt su ipiOer.
ritfen; lnO iie iollte in oieiem Sale
Der 3ftitimnlmg 0es gou5en 8olfes
iiher iein. gSir 6oifen, man miro
aus Der 8erientllng Der v9uiitonio"
Iernen Dab fein gaentraler Iid britt.
fben Sdiffen arpertrnuen ooer it,.
nen 8aaren sur 9eiorOerlng iiber.
geben lollte."
Die pQGgIide 9inuoidau" lagt in
eillem Seitortifcl iIbcr bic amerifa.
niide gtote:
a2lngeiid)tS Der Ibatiade, oa6 an
8orO Der o2uiitauid" Dhlnition
tuar, ipeldje oos Sebcn bon 1airlen.
ben oeiitI6er Soloaten bate gefdbr.
6en fonilen, mar es nid)t lntr
9eutidInnos sle6t, ion0ern iogar
feline 9flid)t, ben 6ilisfreu3er 5u
perierten, Der Munition noA gng.
latlo 6rlngen iollte uno giirger ais
5hilo fir ben Irunsport bon
9annnaore ntitrdbm. glod beiliger
als oas 2e6en gleutraler lit oos lin.
ierer SanosIeltte, itniercr brnpen
9ruppen Die bereits IGrgIt ben
arieg beenoet baben ipiroen, Denn
uidt glmerita ibn ourd oen gefpinn.
bringenben 6rport bon @affen an
llniere Seiuoe berlGngert baben
ipiiroe. slmerifa lit ltets ltoIj oufI
ieIne ltiihterne, nblp1gen0e 0ernilnitI
gencien; Denn crit cinn1al enaliIdleI
Siigenbnftigfcit geid)pun0en iii, FOL
miro gInIerito ingcl. o1b GelltId,.
Iano fein 9led)t Der snlerifauer all.
aetaltct. loilOeru aebonneIt bat mic
Jleht luao 4iIidt eS uerIalletell."
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Strabeababnitreit
bat bOie TOlsea!
10000 9lrbeiter III Oem 3iegicrnnss-
nrIendl 5n 8Oulluid) in Mit-
leiOenidDaft se5pscu.

2ouOon, 90. @lqi. Ger yGoiIp
telegraph" crfldrt oaB Der Strcit
Der StroBenbobnangeitcIlten ]u Con.
Don Die glr5eiten IN bcn @oolpi6
He9ierlmgsorieual, ipoicl6it 10000
@innn init aer Seritcalma pon @tn.
nition beidjaitiat iinO. foloiiol be.
eintrGbtige. Gie 3eitiing i6reibt
gStitnbeulang linb Oie @iGnner gc.
8uungen, auf acknowledgement 3ll
marten. Somit gebt eine Wlenge
Belt brrloren, tuelde sur Seritellung
non Wtltnition beripenoet lueroen
ioIlte. (glette 9atrioten, Oiele Con.
ooner StrabenbabnleuteD
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9anOelsbertcbr NIT
GugIanO aufScEO6en!
SdiueSiife 9ampferIinien itellen
getrieb nadl 2unOOn unb 6aa
DpllitanSlg Elm.

9onbun, 20. Ilai. - SdiueSiide
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Serea
9ampfer 3iuiidJen StudbUlm pber
&prrfOping nub 2on6pn pber 6nLl
berfebrteu, ba6en iidJ entidlpiien,
Oieieu getrieb DullitGuSig eirl3mitel.
len. glnseblid iOa Sies etne Tplge
Der fDrtpGbrenOen SanOelsltiirnn
Iein, Oic Snrd bentidc Sriegsidliffc
in Der Office berborsernfen iperOen
nnS Seren Grfulg ifueriuiesenbe
&ersSgernngen iunren, bic ben Nan-
bel fait gana nnterbanDen.
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Berlin. hhgr Voabon go aaal
sfus EtgataHi oal aalffn AHfHa
Salanhss ttlaHhl aGm8ai IuI
apm 6!ilIdNH llitr be lidH1l
uafolid bpa EiptrH aeilulieu liA BIZ
NaHap|e al milgftn baulifn hb.
lis bon gletN 0bapgllf miirrndA.
men eaalanoff un0 6raiBplgu eiHtH
aneriiI mii uiCr sirllunaeM uad.
Dem he letirrr cine Set lnng iuigt
heIline6 atiiugrigicucr peaommea
bdlten. Tie Aallrirn aber mlbifl
unierem neroerbIideu 6aier peIara,
Nei ben AanpIen ait Dem goreitt
N6hensna erubertcl pir mehtarc
ieinoIihe SdliibenQr1bu imO 8ipci
Wlnihinenaanehre. Die 5ron5olen
imietunhmen lh0lih ben glaWdli
einen beitiaen augriii outi unierc
Gtenunarn. murOen ie6oh 5uriidge.
ld,lnaen; Der 6ein0 erlitt idJmerg
gerluite an &ooteu iIHO 8crUunoe.
ten.
Sn Dem 4rieiterpolo beriudtCn
bic 5ran3oien glahts 0urh5ubrehen;
liniere artiaerie ie0o9 belt iie Oa'
BON nb.
7entidle in Der Cffeuiibe.
garis, 90. Wtai. 9as frdu-
sofifhe ssrieasanlt berofientlidte ge.
tern foIgenoe GrfIdritns iIber Die
Gage in 5lanOern: sgIuf Dem bon
ben 4elliiden oufgegebenen Gerrain
,iueitlih bonn Oiertanal fanoen mir
5000 t00te Eeiltide (io bieIe baben
Oort gar niAt geitanoen). gsir
Hludten inieoer mebrere (8efongene.
gg1hren0 0er glaht nrtternabmen
Die Geutihen einen iiberalis erbitter.
} ten @egennngriff, Den mir ieooh 81.
rildihlugeu. s5n Der llmgebung bon
Goudle3 uno giotre Dame De Sorette
bronten mir 5lDei Deitere 0ertihe
g[ngriffe gum Steben. SSSn Der giobe
oes stirdbofs bon ablain baben mir
slppi 61lier genommen. Die 9eltt.
Iden ba6en Sic StnOt qlrras eiuem
aitberoroentlit beitigen 5euer itils
tertUorfen. Gin glngriff Scr 6einoe
bel gerrn.nu4gac ipltr0e nb9eidla.
laeu. (o6on Dor elmer 8ode nab.
ylnen Die 5ran5oien ungebIih dmei
Nalljer 6ein air6bof bon 9Ibloin.
S;e0enfaaS lit bic geitrige Waelbung
Gin @elpeis Oafiir, 0aB fie nidt bon
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.llalltm hai npth
nlhl ilrItg triIdfll
f# TfBHtfnHfammtt laH Ea8fafa
she H8amahl hfm Hifa
mialalf attffaafa
tibfa

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aaaalaf Na6tlabn bflattat tah bll
linlifatINs ftgullffhmlammtf HH
hN#mla btm WritalmlafhtF Aailt
iafmali HtgtlFan ghf HaMaaf
idHinliHi Uiaf aaafW ffpHali
aat Hmaetbam mflef bah II lla
lies Aitmanb mtht ~ tfm Hn6
ttnai sta Nfitass imoiilt uah taa
efflfltg sod bgnit tfaInni IF
Mlflhana isa ane NtlaHs atismmtn
ifiu lHad mh Npthdi aulla
nthmInl
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