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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-01

For SaIe-Registered Hereford bulls.
from twelve months to four years old.
One fine ton herd bull. best Of breed
ing, grandson Of old Disturber. Ellis
Bailey, one mile southeast Of depots.
Marshalltown, Iowa.
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GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION OR
"A SICK STOMACH
'.Pape'a Diapepsin" ends all stona.
ach distress IN Eve
minutes.

Time iti Pape's Diapepsin viii al
gest anything you eat and overcome O
sour. gassy or out-of-order stomacil
surely within five minutes.
II your meals don't. fit comfortably,
or what you eat Hes like q lump OF
lead in your stomach, or IL you have
heartburn. that is q sign OF indiges-
tion.
Get, from your pharmacist d If
ty-esnt case OF Pepe'a niapepain and
take q dose Just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, nu
belching OF undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
bnrn. fullness or heavy feeling Ia the
stomach, nausea, debilitating head
aches. dizziness or Intestinal gripping.
This will all go, and besides, there
will be no sour food left over in the
stomach to poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for oat-of-order stomach because It
takes hold OF your food and digests II
Just the same as IL your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in FIVE minutes from ali stom-
ach misery Is waiting for you at any
drug store.
These large ffty-cent cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin,' to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
months. 1t belongs In your home.
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Colonial Tea.

The ladies of the Aid Society of st.
John Methodist church entertained at
a beautiful Colonial Tea on Monday af-
ternoon. Their guests were the ladies
of the church. and 1t brought together
in delightfully."- social and informal
way large number of the ladies Of
the church who spent very happy
afternoon together. The large hall in
the basement OF the church had been
beautilly decorated in red, white and
blue bunting and the ladies wore
pretty old fashion colonial costumes
with powdered hair and patches on
their faces.
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ssArtlerIeal lJndr.,.

In connection WITH tie progressive
movement recently inaugurated by
leading magazines and newspapers
over the United States urging tac
aaa.,lion of n "kIa1a in T.. s. A .
stamp upon all Of our nnsactpred
products, ami which iias been freely
endorsed by numbers Of prominent
business men, VIC reprint the follow
ing letter which appeared in the
New York Sun OF EeDrpaTy 20.
a To the Editnf or the Sum- Sir;--
The phrases dn:le in Ainericav and
s'Made in u. s. s. are 7laf and clumsy
limitations of the original. which was
MADE In Germany. = Why not use
American Made. instead? yt js moro
compact and It's Internal eiliteratIou
gives il "a propsr sw;Dg Since our
government nas authorized the term,
american Consul iiate 8 our right to tho
use OF the adjective must be regarded
as established. Edwin p. Siosson,
Literary Editor The IndkpCadent.
In view OF the fact that tbs phrase
american Made SO closely resembles
our every day expression. aliome
made, II would probably be moro
readily adaptable for american usage
than would the proposed gf1at an 1
clumsy instatfonso of German crigt-
In sfty a. N si1S III q ysi,
should and doubtless viii be generally
endorsed over the country
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Junior FnIIatlsea.
The Junior Phiiatiiea Glass OF the
First Presbyterian church was de-
lightfully entertained on Monday af-
ternoon by Misses Lillian and Lucy
Maxwell. There was q splendid at
tendance OF members, and the meet
ing was particularly pleasant. The
new officers presided for the first
time. and were Mas Louise Gilmer.
PRESIDENT Miss Emmie Cathcart.
first vice president; Miss Carrie Fret
well, second vice president; Miss
jamie Hamiin, recording secretary:
Miss Linda Thompson, treasurer; ;
Miss Kathleen Norryce, corresponding
secretary; Miss Rosa Simr- n, assist
ant secretary and treasm
The attractive hostesses ryed an
elegant salad course during the social
half hour.
AS the ladies entered from the
River street door. they were greeted
by Rev. j. W. Speake. Mrs. Clarence
Brock and Mrs. John Anderson. Here
,taey were asked to register, and then
carried down stairs where Mrs. w. III.
Nardin and Mrs. c. +. Ross met aud
welcomed them Hot tea and wafer 3
were served by the ladies of the So
ciety and the afternoon was very
pleasant one for all.
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FrDDLERS CONVENTION
Held at Residence OF Mlr. John G.
Ellison, FebFuary 10.

Held Ae Residence Of Mfs John C.,
Ellison, FEBRUARY 10. Z.
The flddlers. convention held at the
residence OF Mr.. John C. Ellison on
the 18th, was most enjoyable occas-
ion for both old and. young. The
music was simply grand. rendered by
musicians that knew what they were
doing. The parior and dining room
were most beautifully decorated in
our corntry's colors, the Red, White
and Blue, n honor Of George washing
tons birthday, which was the 90. Re
freshments were served In the dining
room. consisting of cake, hot choco-
late and coffee.
There were a large crowd and l
am sure the convention is an occas-
ion long to be remembered by all
WHO We're present, for all were re-
ceiyed with the warmest hospitality.
Admission ten cents, amount collect.i
ted. $f1. This will be expended to
paint ST. panl echnnl hnnsa
-. ~
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lander Alnmnne,

The February meeting OF the Lam
der CLUB was with Mrs. j. C. Harris
Fon Friday. A goodiy number Of mem
bers and several visitors were pres
ent. ss +. 81 Z, * As
The business of the club being
quickly disposed OF by the efficient
srssiss aant hies Ee..ingtan
The following program was carried
out: A delightful piano selection by
Miss Jean Harris. Then an interest
) ing account OF the progress OF our
sister women across the s5a 1.-THE wo-
men of Germany" was given by Mrs.
Marchbanks.
Then Miss Lee Charmed US with q
beautiful piano selection; after this
Mrs. Prince gave us d glowing grapic
description OF her trip to California.
and especially the San Diego Exposi-
tion.
During the social half hour the hos
tesses' daughter served IA delightful
sweet course during which Miss Lee
charasi;d iIs one and all with her
music.
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RIemenfarY union.
Tuesday afternoon. Central Presby.

Tuesday afternoon, Central Presby.
terian church, four o'clock:
Deyotionai--Miss Annie Bell Dean.
Solo. "Ester"-Mrs. II. b. Fitz.
gerald.
Story OF Resurrection for Begin.
,ners-Mlss Clara Osborin.
Song, 1--WE May Teach the Children
at Eastertime"-Mibs Ruth Watkins
Easter Message-Mrs. o. NJ. Heard.
Thru the Teacher to the Child What
Must Easter Mean Mrs. Beatty.
The Union has been very fortunate
in getting Mrs. Smethers as leader
OF their Training Class. Under her
direction the following topics are to
be discussed:
j. What are some results we hope
to accomplish In, the Sunday School
- Miss Eva Mayfield.
2. What 10 Pedagogy? Is 1t same
In s. s. and day school? In what
way does the study OF it help us?-
Mrs. Estes.
8. Three objections to s. s. Ped
agogy are cited by Mckinney and how
does he meet them miss Viola Fell
kel.
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rive DIsTILLfNG
COMPANIES FAIL
Ey Anoriatad Pf.aa.l

I LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 27.-4The
Mattingly and s,iioore Distiliing Com
pany and the n. O. Walker Distiliing
Company, two of TIE oldest distiliing
concerns In Kentucky. today filed
voluntary petitions In bankruptcy In
United States court. Y -
The Mattingly and Moore company
lists iss liabilities at s2g9. .e3s, and as.
seta $204,2s4. The 4. q. WaIker
Company schedules iiabr tiles OF siio.-
252. assets s91,77D. III i plants are
.oeated at Berdstown. near here.
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IyIaf alnlnI I,,iI,

Unobeefved and unAnh0uhced the
president Of church society enter
ed the conpoaing room Just In time
70 hear these words issue from the
mouth pf our boss printer.
Riiiy 60 70 the deysl and tell him
70 finish thSt murder fS began ffis
morning Thaa 1ziii William 5 Bry-
aRd's youngest grandchiid. dunn
! the Sweet Angel of Mercy into fft
hell box. Then mako up sti,ai
'Senghty Paristan Actresa and loci
s,sp The Lady I'm Her E0ndoiF..g ~
HerrifIed the good woman fted
! from the place Of sifl, aud now heI
children wonder why ikSg arc rs,
allowed to play vita the prsnterss
90unGSssf. g, q
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working Society.

The Ladies Working Society Of the
Central Presbyterian church will
meet Monday afternoon at four
o'clock with Mrs. John c. Watkins or
Calhoun street. This meeting will be
the annual election of officers. and the
members are urged to attend. Each
member Is asked to bring their piece
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Agricultural Lime-pric-
es reasonable: will make extended
terms to good farmers In car lots
where necessary. Write us. or
what's better, cal. and see us--we
will not sell Lime on credit over
telephone. Furman Smith, Seeds.
man. Phone 464.
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FOR SALE--Genuine Pimento Sweet
Peppers: we are indebted 20 Miss
jamie Darlington for this supply OF
the genuine article; which was Inn
ported to the Barnwell club; pack
age ten cents each. Furman Smith,
Scotsman. Jhone 464.
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Senior Philafhea.

The Senior Philathea Class of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock
with the President Mrs. f. M. Bur-
nett on s. Main street.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Six Times $780, = 7' ANAsS AaAAee " csassI
All advertisement words prorata for Zach
= - $3.50 - . m'n'a lnaus On apDh-
No advertisement taken for Jess than IN aavnoe
directory on can a,a,s.
prompt " ~ 40 NSs'oH Ios
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Services ne ChrIstian (sl,nrcIl.

The services ct Christiaf, church on
Sunday will be: Bible school at 10 80
o'clock and connmunion ct 1880
O'Clock In the morning. There WIN be
no night service owing 20 indssposf-
tion OF the pastor.
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First Presbyterian Chureh.

HHnt NNcbUytSIIHu ,CuuTtUs "a n
The services at the First Presby-
terian church tomorrow will be held
as follows: Sabbath school at 10
o'clock. Mr.. e. w. Brown superinten-
dent. The pastor will preach at 1880
and 1870. A large chorus choir will
furnish special music at the night
service. A very cordial invitation in
extended to the public to worship
here.
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pIayers Releas,a,;Il,

AUBURN, n. ", Feb "a. seefes
tafy Farrell, Of the National Associa.
! tipa Of Professional Baseball teagn6s.
lanncsnced tonight that these players
had been released by purchases; fsy
Winston -saieFa. n. q Luther stuart
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WANTRD-To do your bicycle ana
motorcycle repairing. Work tiono
promptly and efficiently Of nodes.
ate prices. We also SELF the sIns
dian" Motorcycle and the i.Rausi''
Bicycle. Gates & Smith. No. $50 W.
Whitner Street, Phone iD3. ,3
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Knrl,inn Rnniafr-

The Ladies' Working Society of the
Central Presbyterian church will
meet Monday }Aftekn0on at four
O'Clock with Mr.. John G. Watkins on
Calhoun street.
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FOR RENT

FOB lRENT-Six room cottage with
all modern conveniences. In perfect
repair; on car line, good neighbor-
hood. Address Cottage care The
Intelligencer.
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WANTED--A reliable represent atfya
IN every community to ace az aaens
for The Intelligencer. liberal con.
missions paid. Apply The Andarsot,
Intelligencer. a.2atS
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FOR SALE-We have several mules
to offer cheap for cash. Webb q
Webb. 2-26-Stp.
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WANTED--A good milch COW. yersSy
preferred, giving three gallons Sr
more OF rich milk Ger day. would
Hike to exchange good ,idryss c0ss
Tor such. w. w w. Smcal.. The intel.
& ,ligencer.
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WANTRD--An energetic. gushing man
to canvass and collect. PermansGt
Job. Apply In your own wsiHn.
stating whether You do beat atnbliR
white or colored customers. a(y'
care Intelligencer.
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With The Church Women
Phone s7.

OF work for the box, also their quar-
ters and interest," will be due at this
time and they are asked to be sure
and bring it in.
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WANTED-The privilege to cure
tobacco users at home. $500 buys
the cure. Information X desired.
THE KEELDY INSTITUTE, COS
LUMBIA, 8. c., Box 76. SIS
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Mr.. and Mrs, j. "a MCGEE have re.
turned from a visit to New Orleans
where they visited MIR. and Mrs. ID
p. McBrayer.
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.@r r. s. Sherard of Iva was the
guest yesterday Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. E
Watson.
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Mrs. Maxwell Grayton has returned
from q visit to relatives in Green
vile.
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Miss Lila Sherard who has been
visiting Mrs. j. d Watson, has gone
to Seneca 10 visit friends.
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Mrs. Reed has received many beauti-
full social courtesies since going 10
Knoxville, Mr.. Reeds home town.
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WANTED-Party to take exci1siys
agency TN the city OF Anderson for.
the Harley Davidson Motorcycle.
APPLY to P. NJ. Hun. Piedmont. s. C..
2-26-3tp. .5s
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WANTS

WANTED-To correspond, conf.
dentially. with anyone dssiriona Ss
becoming permanently cured OF the
morphine or whiskey habit. TIE
REELEY INSTITUTE, COLUEa-
BlA, s. G. Box 76.
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(1;,yd dMzll
HRS. W. A. MUDGRNS, Editor
FhoNe 67.
Tea Party Girls.

The Tea Party Girls were delight
fully entertained on Friday afternoon
by Miss Martha Lumpkin. In an in
tereating little contest which was q
source OF much fun ard pleasure to
the little folks, the prize was won by
Miss Mary Sadler.
A dainty sweet course was served
by the attractive little hostess.
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First Baptist Church.

a
Sabbath school at 1000. DR.. A. l..
Smethers, shpt. Public worship at
1880 a. m. Sermon by DR.. ID. L..
Pcteat, president OF Wake Forest Col
loge. Subject: aThe Christian Pro-
gram" The Sunbeams will meet at
$3.50. Subject: Personal Service .
Mrs. F.. b. King. leader. Y. w. "A.
Mission Study class Ia the basement
at 4:S0. Chapters S and 6. The pas
tor will teach the lesson. All young
ladies invited. B. Y. u. service at
$3.50. Subject: "At Our Own Door,
Public worship at 1890. Sermon By
the pastor. Subject: .Heavell.s Re
sponse to Mans Trust
Monday 4:30--Home Mission Week
OF prayer begins and every afternoon
Mt this hour Important meetings viii
be held by the w. M. 8. Meetings
held in Sunday school auditorium. Or.
@ !. L. Martin will address the meet
ing Monday, let all the ladies bs pres
ient
ing.
500 prayer and praise service. Sub
Ject: "Do Men Need the Bible?"
Scripture reading; Ps. 1fe:7-lI. The
pastor will lead and the men are ask
ied to bring quotations on this great
Psalm < ! IS. 81 z Z >.
Friday 4: 80 Meeting of the Chris-
tian Growth club in Senior Plfiathea
room. Lesson will be the last two
chapters IN Good Bird the Indian.
The public IS cordially invited to
attend and worship with us at all
these services 5i.
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81. Josenh'a (,athoIio Chr-ot

St. JoseDh's Catholic Church.
Second Sunday OF Lent Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Special services on
Friday. Mass and Sevotions 8 a. m.
Holy Hour at 1880 p. m. Stations OF
crosses at 4:30 p. m. Visitors are
welcome.
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The Anderson II Guaranty &
Trust Company

Now have mahey hand you can nys IT. ncreasine
your income by getting G class per cent paper This bean
cent We Of the IegsIatre sa wear win
paas per cent law N Chi, you have contract for a
number Of years at 3 per cent you are safe.
Our plan i g bring e people loan and sfe people
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MISCELL Z A AINEOIJS. !

MONEY! have funds available For
loans In any amount ON "A aArsdIa
Comfy farm laaAA S=sa=.-. sar.s..s,
Apply % nee personally or % g. a, q.
Wolfe. abstrating attorney ii An.
derson, s. G. II. T. Jaynes. Finall.
cial Correspondent, WaihaIla s; q.
2-228-6t &
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AT THE CHURCHES
Q o o o o o o 0 o o Q o o Q o Q Q

Grace Church.
Rev. j. III. Gibboney. rector, Phone
Services sor .he 4eceaa Sunday in
Lent, February 25th:
s a. m.--'rhe Holy Eucharist.
1915 a. m.--Sunday school and
Bible class.
1880 a. m.-Morning prayer and
sermon.
4:sO p. m.-Choral Even Song and
Sermon.
Monday p. m.-Eyening prayer
and address.
Tuesday 4 p. m.-Evenins prayer
and address. AStEsH
Wednesday 10 a. n..--The Holy
Eucharist.
Thursday p. M Evening prayer
and address.
Friday p. m.-Children's service.
The Guild will meet at the rectory
on Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Music Gt Grace Church.
The following music will be. sung
at the choral service Sunday after
noon at 4:30.
Processional--In the Hour OF Trial.
Giorip-Gregorian
Magnificat-Gregorian Chant.
Nune. Dimittis-Gregorian Chant.
Hymn-Just as / am without one
plea.
Hymn-Glory be TO Jesus.
Anthem-God So Loved the World.
Recessionai-O Lamb of God, Still
Keep Me.
The public is cordially invited to
this service.
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Mrs Carrie McCully has returned
from q visit OF several weeks in
Charleston
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Kiss Ann GambriIi Attends House
~ Party iS s

Miss Ann Gambrill has gone to
lGreenysIle to attend a weekend house
party given by Miss Mary Smythe.
She was Joined at Beiton by Miss
Nancy Blake; who will also be one OF
the guest.
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Mrs. Edward Atkinson returned
yesterday from q months visit tc
friends in Augusta. Z
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Associate Reformed Church.

Services at the Associate Reform
ed Presbyterian church on Sunday
are as follows: Sabbath school at
1880 a. m. Preaching at 1880 a. m.
and z:45 p. m. A fellow said to HIM
self cne day: Suppose everybody
tended Sabbath school and church
as do what would the result be to
the church of Jesus Christi. Come
and let us Worship together.
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Central Presbyterian church.

Sunday school at 1916 O'Clock.
Morning service at 1880. Sermon:
THE Present Call for Christian
Education" Music. "Serenada" from
Masgkomski by Miss Nell Smith, violin
Lead Kindly Light" vocal solo by
Miss Elizabeth Lawrence. An Inn
portant meeting OF session after
church. Evening service at 1880. Ser
mon: Thou Shall Not Curse" Mu-
sic. He Shall Feed His Flock Like a
Shepherd" Vocal solo by Miss Louise
Henry. Duet by Miss Elizabeth Law
renee and MIR. Sam Orr TribDie. You
are cordially invited to worship with
tIR sa 80 ffh 80 ssi.lI.l
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friends In Augusta. q.
Miss Mamie Cohen OF Madison, GA.
and fiiss Minnie Goih5n 6f iaiber Eli et ton,
Ga, are the guests OF Mrs. Harry
Gelsberg on South McDuflie street.
They are on their way home from a
visit to friends In New York
/ Mrs. Weston Harper OF Loundesl
vile ID visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Theron Allen. Z
g Mrs. S. r. Parker has returned from
sa visit to Greenwood.
Cen. and Mrs. nj. 4. Bonharn will
spend the weekend In GfeeRville the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor Bon
ham and Master M. L. Bonham The
fourth.
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BeautEfaI thinner Payfy.

R Miss Julia Lsdhetter was the
charming hostess at q beautiful din
ner party last night at her hand
some home on the Boulevard. Her
guests were d few OF her friends at
tfe Andereon College, who fully en-
toyed the elegant hospitality OF this
lovely home which is ideal In all its
appointments. Pink carnations were
used for the table, and q very hands
sozne and elaborate course dinner
ssaB served Miss Eedbatfer's invited
guests were Masses Marguerite Henry,
Catherine Sullivan. I1Iizabeth Lauf-
ence, Esther JOY Laurence. Marie
| k1seozi. Anna Ttibble, Cecelsn ShuItz,
Z Alberta Brock, Werner Haltiwanger,
dAKrsne Lfgcn, EinE PettigraW and
Kate Sharpe !
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