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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-11
CALLAHAN REPLIES
Continued from Page Two)

Of the State is nearly $685. $685..
s42.19).
1t seems to me that this disposes Of
Gov. Curtis so-called deficit" and I
want to ask if there is anything mis-
leading or unfair in this statement:
The first statement given out by the
Governor, l should not have noticed
at that time had it not been called to
my attention and an explanation ask
ed. AS it was a public statement that
l had seen in two papers, l considered
It no private matter. especially as it
referred to a report of mine as State
official. In applying the same rule 10
the State debt at the close of 1912 as
he did to the State debt at the close
of 1914, l did it in no criticism of the
financial administration of Gov. Plais-
ted. ! did this TO expose the falicies
of Gov. Curtis statement as it affect
ed me. And in this think I succeeded
in judging from his interview in a
Portland paper
The Governor says the Express stat
ed that Mr.. Callahan says l am a wiz
ard at figures" If he will read the ar
tcle alluded to, he will see that this
was the newspapers expression not
mine. | made no allusion to him as
wizard. How could I. truthfullyo
The Governor also says in this article.
Il am willing to admit that owing TO
lack of time during the busy session of
the Legislature l did not look into the
financial affairs of the State as care
fully as | wished, and had faith in Mr..
Callahans statement that there was a
surplus
IN answer to this will say that think
the Governor began early | had let
ter from him on the matter of finances
as early at Sept. 90. 1914, a week or So
after his election. which | answered on
Sept. ~ 1914. And he has my fun per
mission to publish that letter A gov.
ernor in giving an inaugural that de-
votes about four columns practically TO
criticism of the State auditors report
and which ! answered at once. ought noe.
at this time, to give the impression thai
ne did not look into the financial affairs
until recently.
Finally. the Governor pleading poverty
for the State in one breath, in the next
breath tells OF the great wealth in the
Golfers of the State and gives a table
am going to add to that table the
cash on hand in 1879. SO as 10 make com
rarison with 1915
Here IS the cash on hand for the cor.
responding months Of 1913:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-11

Miss Alice Williams left Friday for
visit with friends in Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-11

George Lincoln Of Washington, Me,
was a visitor in Gardiner, Friday.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
State Penitentary Pays

Richmond, Va. December
Annual reports of Super
intendant James B. Wood and
the Board of Directors Of the
Virginia State Penlfentiary
were submitted to Gov Stuart
today and disclosed the fact
that the big tip has yielded
large revenues 10 the State
during the past twelve months.
The total earnings OF the pris-
on amounted to $I4i,c83 4o
while the total cost of opera
ton was 500 5000 leaving a
balance Of S4a,o47 10.
The report says was accom-
plished by careful management
and hearty cooperation OF off
GERS 10 charge Of the institution
and the department heads.
The daily cost Of maintenance
OF prisoners, per capita, was a
fraction over IS cents.
The report says permanent
improvement at the State farm
have increased from $I46 42o.-
90 to 1888 ASS OF. Besides
being a paying investment. the
farm takes care of the patients
in the tuberculosis hospital as
well as all other sick and dis
abled prisoners,
There are only two white
women in the penitentiary, one
being received during the past
year There are eighty-four
negro women in the prison.
Two escapes were made from
the prison, five from the State
farm colony three from the
State lime grinding plant and
sixty-six from the road gangs,
MANY being re-recaptured.
The terms of 525 prisoners
expired during the past year,
absolute pardons were grant,
ed to 2 and conditional par
dons to t27.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
Zig Iron In Demand

Bristol, Va s, Dec. 7 -(Spe-
cial. )-Activity in the iron
market is bringing in ST cam
OF orders Tor pig iron to the
yards of the Virginia lion,
Coal and Coke Company here.
and some forty thousand tons
OF iron that has laid upon the
Bristol ya,ds since the blast
furnace closed down in 1907
IRE finding sale. Orders Tor
carloads after carloads have
been received IN the last few
days, and the local yard force
is busy loading the pig bars on
to cars for transportation to
various destinations. One ore
der received this week came
from Denver. Colo, and the
pig is to be shipped to that
distant city. A large order
was received Monday from the
receivers OF the Camden Iron
Works 1t now looks as
though the large amount otpig
iron stacked on the Bristol
yards will find a market with
in the next two or three
As yet no steps have been
taken to put the Bristol furnace
into blast. but there are per-,
sistent rumors that the grow
ing demand for iron is destined
to bring about a condition that
will call Tor the Bristol plant TO
be opened.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
Intensive " O;klS
Progressing

Richmond Va. Reports for
November received today by
the State Board Ct Health from
its field inspectors give en-
couraglng accounts OF the pro-
gress OF the intensive commune
it, campaign being carried on
IN various sections Of the State
tor sanitary Improvements.
These campaigns, which
were first undertaken IL the
summer OF 1914. have been
extended with financial assist
ance from the International
Health Commiss on. and are
now being carried ON In tour
Virginia counties Methods
are the same. with certain mi
nor differences, and the object
OF each campaign is to bring
home to individual household
ers, by dil ect advice and assist
ance the fundamental OF farm
sanitation.
The Inspector and his assist
ant usually remain in a county
about three months and DUR
ing that time are expected to
visit every home in the COM
mpiities assigned them The
campaigns are directed pri-
MARTY to the prevention Of
filth borne diseases, but they
aim in broader sense to COW
er all the more important prin-
ciples that need be applied for
good health on the farm. Ow-
ing to the limited means at its
disposal, the State Board of
Health is only able to conduct
these campaigns with the sup
port of the International
Health Commission and with
some financial assistance from
the counties.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
American iFccentricity

Berlin, December IVA
London The German press
treats the Ford peace mission
only as manifestation OF
American eecentricity Ac-
cording to opinion here the
mission will have but slight
chance OF exerting its Efforts in
Germany or other belIigerent
countries in view of t he fac,
that the passports OF its mem
bers are good only for neutral
countries. making it impossible
for the mission to operate al
much shorter range than ii il
had renamed l.. New York.
1t would be possible, Of
course for Germany to relax
its regulation and permit the
members OF the party to enter
Germany without passports
but in view OF the Germah
knowledge that the mission
comes without official in pira-
ton OF the approval Of Wash
lngton. it is unlikely to do SO,
to present indications, Elk.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
Thieves Get away
" it'll Costly Haul.

Richmond, Dec 6.-Yarid S
carpet and lace importing es-
Enlistment. on Filth street.
has been raided by busy
thieves. Goods to the value
Of some 81. 900 we're carried
away. Entrance was effected
BY breaking a communicating
door.
Gloves discarded by them
show that they took no chan
ces of leaving finger prints
The police are boh1ed by
the expert jobs pulled off here
by thieves in the last month.
DE- Fahrney's Teeihing Syrup con
forms to he Pure Food aud Drug L. W;
every bottle guaranieed Sample free
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
MiilsViIIe Has
Destructive Fire

oSb - ~ N~AAAO
a -Ft:lIsville was visited by a
most destructive fire shortly
before Thursday midnight.
The fire, from some cause un-
known, originated in the w
T. Hall hotel. destroying the
building, the brick building adj
joining the hotel in which H
FL Farmer had his saddlery
and large store house OF Mrs
w, NJ Foster, more Familiarity
known as the J. w. Green
stand. The office of the Peo-
pies Advocate, owned by G
Ayers was saved after a hard
fight. while the residence of
Mrs Foster escaped destruc-
ton in view of the course Of
the wind being in the opposite
direction. The large plate
glass in the store of E. w.
Early on the opposite side of
the street was damaged as a
result OF the heat. There was
no insurance on any part OF
the property.
The fire apparently had its
origin in the office of the hotel
building but in view of the tact
that it had made SO great head
-way when discovered the di.
rect cause is mystery and it
is a question whether or not it
will ever be determined. There
were scarcely time for the fam
lily to make its escape from the
building. only few household
thiags being gotten out, among
these heing the piano. The
loss falls heavily upon Mr..
Hail, especially in that there
was no insurance.
Mr.. Farmer, the veteran
saddler, also suffered the loss
Of his shop, his stock of sad
dies, brides. several sets oil
harness and a good stock OF
saddlery, hardware, tools,
books and papers. Moth ng
was saved at all from this
building
The Foster building was not
occupied at the time as a store.
The family Of John Martin re-
sided in the upper apartment.
while Miss Cox conducted a
dress-making establishment in
a part of the lower floor.
The fire was one of the most
destructive and was accom-
panied by as heavy loss as
possibly any fire which has ev
er visited the town. The peo-
pie turned out in response to
the cry Of FIRE, but in the abb
sence OF any system OF water
works had to fight the flames
as best they could, taking the
preoautlon to protect near by
properfy-Ex.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
''France Has No
Idea OF Peace

Paris. Dec 6 France will
not make peace until Alsace
and Lorraine are won. Belgium
and Serbia restored and Ger
man Imperialism and Prussian
milnarlsm are put beyond the
possibility OF resurrection.
Albert Thomas. under-secre-
tary OF war, said yesterda
The declaration OF NJ Tho
mas is attaching widespread
attention as it is one of the
first statements from respon
sible cabinet official concerns
ing the attitude of the govern
ment III regard to peace.
The statements Of M. Tho
mas were made in an address
to a large crowd assembled
last evening in memory OF the
war OF 1870.
NJ. Thomas said:
There will be no peace un-
til our Alsace and Lorraine are
definitely reestablished as
part of the French unity.
There will be no peace un-
| til our unfortunate brothers OF
Belgium and Serbia are as
sure d OF recovering their homes
in complete security and lnde-
pepdence.
There will be no peace until
German imperialism and Prus
sian militarism are put beyond
resurrection.
There will be no peace un
til system OF right, founded
upon the victorious union Of
the allies and supported by the
free adherence of neutrals has
abolished forever the violence
of war.
Whatever may be the sacri.
fees France, united. will 60
forward to accomplish this end.
Today, before the terrible OBJ
stacles which confronts them,
Justice and liberty have only
road-that which our nation in
arms open to them, with the
machine-gun and cannon.
The declaration OF M. Tho
mas derives added significance
from the fact that in addition
to his connection with the cab
Iinet, he is one of the leaders
Of the Socialist party.
Maurice Barres, president
Of the League OF Patriots. also
addressed the memorial meet
ing
What is the meaning of the
determination OF France to
carry on the war to the end?'
he asked. 1T means re-es-
tablishmelt OF the European
equilibrium, and that no peace
will be made until Alsace and
Lorraine are returned and we
ale guaranteed of security
from the Germans"
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09

Babies don't mind cold or take cold If
kept we'll with DR.. t'abrney's i'ee,hing
Syrup. Get il anywhere Sample free.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
Wanted

Correspondents at Atkins.
Black Lick, Ceres, Marion and
Wyiheville. Let us hear from
one good correspondent At each
place. Will give you particu-
lars.
TIMES PRINTING COMPANY.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
InThe Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court of Wyfhe

"
Circuit Court of Wyffle
County
On the oath day of November,
1915.
Susie Gray Morehead, Plaintiff,
against
James Morehead, Defendant.
TIE object Of this suit is co OBJ
tain divorce a vinculo matri-
monii on ground of wilful deser-
ton and abandonment for a per-
iod of over three years.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, James Morehead, is not a
resident of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that he do appear
here within Is days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to. protect his
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that copy here
Of be published once week for
four weeks in The Rural Retreat
Times, and that copy be forth
with posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
A copy Teste,
C. C. Tate, Clerk,
e Lee Trinkle 2 q
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09
Boy Dies FOm GAnshOt
W Ound


Norman Lunelv, the II year-old
boy who was accidentally shot
in the back while ont hunting
last week aud who was brought
to St. Luke's Hospital fol an
operation, died at an early hour
Sunday morning. H. was a son
OF G. e. Lundy, u Y II s. w !.
railway engineer, who resides on
route number two, Bristol, Va
The funeral services We're con
from the home Monday
afternoon and the body was taken
to Wytheville for burial.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09

At this season YOU want els
tern pumps-I have them. Can
furnish any part E. G. Tartar
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-12-09

Get your corn huskers at E.
G. TarIers.
FOR RENT House and lot.
For further information write
HI. u. Ha1krader.
Max NJ eaiows, Va.
Singer Sewing Machine Oil.
The good kind. or. bottle for
10 cts.
l.. w. Baumgardner
Go to l.. w. Baumgardne' 5
for your Narcissus bulbs
You may need steel range or
HEATH 6 stove-I have a full line
of both e. G. Tarter.
just received car of fresh
POI tland cement. Come and get
what you need. -E. G. Tarter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
DtnII6ullGrllo6
Gt0tn Hioa!
tlf fHaHha sflaaga Ia Naalaas
aai sHfa tsaiFa laih
ssfaa

ptabba BIZ 4aN naf A.
malhag Natmatlthtmfaaaa mil
IA ala H III uaa efu tsHHffa
tlnafltllfl msfata Ntaaf Mlllat
iiihlu has stf HfhAi eah sf
rfaflAfn bf peaHsnsikE Ntfuid
iaaa sff tuHildsn ffashfu. mflat
ia hfh Naltilhfu NtpH.Hfn Rthfn.
btahhtltafh vmshl hf sfailAta
ale aua eif fHilihta aiiitlfHfn pf
tldit timmeu basia HbftflH. eah hif
rtnilttu bic MlubaH hbtfIdfilitn
nuh be slabl tselbiaafu ftlidi ha.
btn fifif lifai nnf sii lllflfn BON
Riaa tmtltfat Vabtu biz Itutdtu
uun pu aFuhfn panbtIsHabi hiaa
ethu frafiiisn, hann IL BET rahlidlf
panotl 10 Der ciigs lahm atltai.
Bon Netroarab htHft httr tinae
troiitnt Andridltrn bsiaatH, bah bif
ltaiidltu ant alien Funtffu ers oit.
lidltu Mrltaeidlanplatee nnanihali'
lam uor0riuasn. Mao nao Mar.
idlou iino bae 3itl err 6eatidlcu,
uahrsHo bic Eeiicrreidlfr btreite an
glorOuirr ots Inieiier hehen uuO ildI
anidlldrn, NIT grOhrr pefresmndit In
&eharnbien rinsniaIIcu.
80 beiht bier, Oah bic 1eatidlen
ani ihrem 3nar UUu 1Remrl nadl
eiban Wleidlee nit ISlridlem Dergol.
ten babeu unO aIle bebentenotn tSc.
bauOe bem 6roboOen aleidlaemndlt
6aben. glur riIr galoit, cinem pol.
nlidlen @Oelmnnn aeb0fig, III itehcn
sclaheu. 5ieier miro BON Sslomar.
idlaa 6inoenbnre nnO Dem 9rinscn
peinrid bon greRhsn ais 6nnpt.
quarter beHiibt. (lroenialls lit bic.
ier Scridlt iiber Die 3eritOrnHg Der
SebGnoe bfoentenO iibsrtriebcn.) }
6iuOenbnrg leitet Ocu SOritDi. anf
6iga perionlidl.
Gs wirb bier 5nscsebcn, oaF Der
SOrmaridl oes arOnpriu5en in ben
Ar9unReH erfOlsrcidl gelueicn 1T,
oOdI iinO bic GrfOl9c NIT ibmeren
%erlaiten ertanit 0orSca.
Der Streif Der aObleHarGhcr in
8ales nimmt grOfere 9imenfuncn
an. Die Streifer Dcrlanaen lest,
bah bic Ninnitiousatte, ueldle and
in oem Streifsebiet 5nr glnmcnSmmg
fOmmt, aifgebOben luerOe. Sis Jest
1T nod tein gerindI semadlt mprOcu,
bic Celebrate, iuelder iic inter bic.
ier Wife nnterluOrfcn iinO, an fol-
leftiren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
Gie Sample anf @allisOli.

Berlin, iber Qonoon, IL. Suli
guf Der @dlGinlel @aaipoIi tot Der
Stelllu8stompf lnertipegt meter.
aonitantinopfl meloete aeltern anti
lid 0oB Elm 8eritlh Der 9lQHrten,
bel Seooul gobr Die tiirfiide 6ront
81 olirhbredeu iGnunerIid iebl.
iflug nnb zen 9Llliirten grobe 2pfer
foitete. (Gob man unter Oieicn lin.
ltdnoen nidts ntebr non einent
Rarid) nod aonitantitopeI bort, tit
ertldrIid.) 9clti6e Diilitdrfritifer
iaseu ein DolligeS 6iasfo oes gar.
OaueIlen-9(ngriffS in gGloe ooraiis.
9Iud miro genrloet. oaB Iid MIR
ettpd 12O oelltidc Gfii5iere lulo ettpa
500 oentid)e gltiaerie llnterotfisiere
IN Der tiirfii6en 9lrntee bcfin0et
ltno nidIt GolilcuOe, spie Die Gna.
IGnOer nlelOcn inn lire ShIappen
gelpifierniabcn 5n eutfduloigeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
Seniliidle giise gt6ranOmartt.
Sentidle 9SiIcgerinnen iollten Ser.
iUnuOeten @ift itaft Sernm
geretdjt babeH.

9erltt iiber 9onOon, IL. SUIT.
Ias Snternntionole aolnitee Der
fotben areus @eieqi6aft in @eni
rat eine @rfIarllng ueroifentlidlt, in
meI9er oie 5rauen oes oeuti6en
Hotben 4reu5er BON Der ourh frafl.
3oiiiAe SAmei3erinnen erbobenell
gliidulOieung freigeipro6en meroer,
iie botten @ift oniteae bon Sernm
bel Der geban0lung pertpllnoeter
tSeinoe angepenoet.
Sin aonlitee iranj0iiiher m0
6rouen preiit Die 2ei-
ituHgsldbigfcit uno 6itgabe Der
oeutifen GfIegerillnen bel Der 8e.
bdnollmg bermunoeter Solooteu Oh.
ne &iitiid)t ouf oeren Solfsangeb0.
rigfeit.
Die oeutiden GfIcgerinnen fou.
men Is iid 1eitatten Die beleioigenOe
glnidllloigung unbcodtet 81 Iaiien,
ober oos 9Snternationale aoniitee bat
es bod als feline Eflibt betrodtet,
oieie @ntlnltllng BON einer ihmerclt
9lntlage 5u neroffentlifen tno
glci63eitig onfl oie BON Dem oelt.
iden 9iot6en areil3 geleiiteten 0ien.
G Doa a13ucrfelmen,
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Die au6len iuerOen fnapp.
GluBO @eurge luirb nturgen an ga
triOtismns Der Streifer
appellieren.

2onoon, II. Suli. ~ Gem britt.
iG]en @u6lifiun miro BON oen He.
gierltngs Stontite 5ur llntcriuc6uug
Der 3ldtanoe i'll 8ergmcrfspeien in.
folae oes arieges Der 8atb ertbeiIt,
niht 8uoiel aoblcn 3u bemlbeu. gis
@noe 8ebruar inlo 19t,t70 4oblen.
gr1ber III Die 2lrmee cingetreten. @S
tit cine ourAihnittlicbe 9lbnnbme in
Der Broollftion bon monotlib 81,
100000 lonnen elngetrctcn.
PIN Soniltag, olio norqen, miro
fih Der 0tmitionSminiiter 2lo1o
@eorge in nos Streifeebict begeben,
nm eineh pcrinulihen 9tppea an ben
8otriotismus Der aoblengrGber bon
SiI6 8oles Su ridter. @r miro iie
oilfforoern sur 9lrbeit 5uriid5nfeb-
ren mo Die ld5ieosgerihtIihe Shlifl,
tung m1breno oerielben 1b5lpnrtclL
lpem nidt Die Deltigeu aonferell-
3en Grfolg 6aben. @}aiiennerionm,
Ilnlgeu ipur6eu geitern in Sim
g9oles a6gebalten lmb oarin bcihloi.
len ben 8elearten freic 0onO at
eeben. gIber Ielblt menn audi bon
bicien Elm llebercinfommcn nit ncr
NanocIebeboroe gctrcifcn piiroe, 1T
cs niht lpohridleirIitb. oab nic glr
belt Dor eitiaen Ineen mieoer oui.
,eenonlnlen tuiro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
Snisariider Gg.@iniitcr ais Ser.
ldlmOrer uerbnftet.
6nbrer Der prD ritfIiidlen Eartci
luolltc Den aOnig syerOinaaO
ern1or0eH.

9er[in II. SSllli. (sSltufetu6erfht.)
IL Cine ungpbeure Seniation bat in
Sofia Die 9erbaftlrng oes fritberen
9liniiters oes 9[ltStn1rtigen 81. sc.
@benaooep erregt Ger @rO2iniiter
lit Der 6iifrer Der pto.ruijiIheu
Bartei in 9lrlgarieu 1tnO fol- an ei.
ner 8eridworllng sur @rmor6lntq
oes aonigs 6erOiuato betbeiIigt ge-
meien iein.
Die iSeItnabme oes ebeluaIiaen
@iuiiters eriolgte om 5dluiie 0es
Bro5eiles Der gum Go0e perurtbeil.
ten ruiiiiden lulo ierbiiden glgen-
ten Die ieiil5eit gom6e1t in OaS oor.
tige Gaiino idleuoerten ttno biele
herOnrragenol 8eri6nIihfeiten t6bte.
ten, Dfit Inn puroe l5rau elena
gInaltoiielp, oic @attiu eines Der
9erurtbetlten, perbaftet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-17
Jran,oirn bolcll
ffb blntigr a6ptcl
9ie pIaitOtntidlr ganOwtbr brOtdi
nd In Dtn aampien In ben
NrgOunrn mit yinbml


NfIH Haft Aunbm VI all
1as tefli Nllsant mdbt gem
milld'H NFlgaiitHMaa aalafn.
tt8
Nm ie 5nH tfanQ btf HfIut NJ
Hnlfre lfauHa1H uHa mff mHfrn
aemnhala. NHn dHtcaltotgn
mnAdl poa Midei oaiinaeben
rr 6dnaifH itlrunien agafH nn.
iffs tttlnu1tu ia acH Afaa4ugib
81 pir ihrn fHf8lh nirlgn bot.
ten. in opr abiiali iig wuid 30 tr'
abfrn Aal ihre 5hrmah1riiic
dhrr mwom con ms abaeihl6aeu
Ser Ncino crllti itWerc Berliate on
taolen m0 llfnmmDeipt aeir
iino ont dIlen Ahmthn Ncrpu atr
siiuaion 8anl beionocrs ieihutte
iidl 0ie 9lorbheufidhe yanomebr aus,
mrldlc elneu miiiaen eInariii itoer.
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