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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
BACK TO WOODEN Shoes:
ESPECIALLY WAR PRISONERS

Cologne, April 3.-tCorrespondence
OF the Associated Press. Under the
title of Back to Wooden Shoes"
a forester from the Eifel district
urges that the constantly increasing
cost of leather footwear be Offset
by the manufacture once more of
shoes either partly or entirely made
OF wood.
He declares that even new soles
on old shoes have become luxury
for the average man, and insists that
the practicability of wooden shoes is
not appreciated. Especially are they
available for house use, while shoes
made of a combination of wood and
leather are hardly to be told from
all-leather boots, he says.
Estimating that Germany is feed
ing and clothing about one million
prisoners of war, he declares that
these men at the very least should
be fitted out with wooden shoes, so
the German soldiers may not have to
suffer. AS an additional advantage of
this plan, he says that a new and
profitable industry will be created,
and the forests of Germany will be
put to q concrete use.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
"HlGHEST" MEMBER OF ARMY
is KILLED IN ACTION

Berlin, April 3.-(Correspondence
OF the Associated Press Reservist
Joseph Reger, who, when he was
called to the colors last August, was
dubbed the highest" member of the
Bavarian army has been killed in
action, after earning the Iron Cross
for bravery.
Rieger earned his sobriquet of
highest" because his home was
near the summit of the Zugspitze
the highest mountain in Germany
and he was believed to have lived
at a greater altitude than any man
in Germany. He received a telephone
message when Germany began mobil-
izng to join his regiment, and after
difficult and dangerous desceat, was
down in the valley within a few
hours.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
DISLIKE OF WAR BREAD;
MUCH COMPLAINT OF FOOD

Berlin, April 3.-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press If the in
PRODUCTION and universal use of war
bread" in place of fresh white bread.
has no other result, it will at least,
in the opinion of prominent medical
men, teach men to masticate their
food properly
Inmates of hospitals especially
have complained of the new bread.
At a recent gathering of hosp al
physicians, psychologists and bacter-
iologists, such complaining persons
were termed neurasthenics with
weak stomachs, and it was declared
that the war bread would actually
serve to help their condition, by
making them masticate more thor
oughly.
1t was urged that their "idiocyn-
cracies" and their dislike of the war
bread be overcome by appeals to
their patriotism, by psychology, by
teaching them to chew properE, and,
lastly, by preparing the new kind
of bread stuffs appetizingly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Friday afternoon in the county
court, the preliminary hearing of the
four defendants charged with a
frame-up and robbery of a visitor
from Texas, on the night of March
l6, was heard before Judge Cham
pion. Two OF the defendants turned
states evidence, and were given i'm
munity. They were placed under a
scheduled bond, however, to- appear
as witnesses at the September term
of court The other two were held
in the sum of $1,000 and $4,000 re-
spectively, and the prosecuting wit
ness from Texas was required to
furnish a schedule bond in the sum
of $500 for his appearance as wit
ness when the case is called.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
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r. ]. Mains of Madill was here
yesterday.
r. Spradlin and wife of Claypool
were here yesterday.
A. w Hammonds of Ringing was
in the city yesterday.
Sam Shepard of Marietta was here
yesterday on business.
]. G. Graham of Marietta was a
business visitor yesterday.
A. S. Newton and wife OF Writ
were here yesterday, shopping.
Buck Gardner of Mcmillan was in
the city yesterday on business.
c. w. Fonville of Gainesville, Tex,
was in the city yesterday on bnsi-
ness.
William Donovan, from the state
university is spending Easter with
James Bivens of this city.
c. ID. Carter, who has been spend
ing a few days on his farm at Mil
Creek. has returned to the city.
T.. A. Walker who is now banker
in Oklahoma City, is a visitor here
and will remain in the city until Tues
day.
Miss Allie Mae Gwynn of the Ok
lahoma university at Norman Is
spending Easter with her parents
here.
Mrs. ]. F. Young has returned home
from a visit of several days with her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Sullivan IN
Fort Worth.
Judge w. r. Bleakmore arrived here
Yesterday from Oklahoma City TO
spend Sunday with his family Judge
Bleakmore was recently appointed a
member of the supreme court commits
sion, and helped to organize the court
the past week He viii return at once
and devote his time to the duties as
signed him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
FIRST FRENCH FLAG PASSES
THROUGH PANAMA CANAL

Panama, April 3-(Correspondence
of the Associated Press. THE first
vessel flying the French flag to pass
through the Panama canal was the
steamship Saint Andre, which made
the trip on March 16. She was
bound from Tahiti to Glasgow with
a cargo of various ores. She is a
steel freight ship, 39S feet long and
was built in 1912 at st. Nazaire
for the Pacific trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
EARLY CAR THIS MORNING
First Street Car to the Country Club
Will Be Operated at o'clock

The street railway company will
make a test of the Sunday all day bust.
ness today. The first car will be oper.
ated to Dornick Hill club grounds at
700 o'clock this morning. and they
will be operated throughout the day.
There will be no waits anywhere on
the line. There Will be several per
sons who will make the trip out to en-.
JOY the country air before the Easter
church service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
HOW THE BIBLE
TELLS IT:

5. And the people spaiSe against
God and against Moses, Wherefore
have ye brought us up out of Egypt
to die in the wilderness? for there
is no bread, neither is there any
water; and our soul loatheth this
light bread.
G. And the Lord sent fiery serpents
among the people, and they bit the
peop,e; and much people of lsraei
died.
:. Therefore the people came to
Moses and said, We have sinned, for
we have spoken against the Lord
and against thee; pray unto the Lord
that he take away the serpents from
US. And Moses prayed for the
people.
s. And the Lord said unto Moses,
Make thee fiery serpent, and set
it upon a pole, and it shall come to
pass that every one that is bitten.
when he looketh upon it, shall live.
8. And Moses made a serpent OF
brass and put it upon a pole and
it came to pass, that II serpent had
bitten any man. when he beheld the
serpent of brass he lived.
FROM NUMBERS p: SO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
VOTERS

Don't be buncoed by a political boss
or ring. There is no law requiring
you to vote for any one, regardless
of how you voted in the primaries. No
moral obligation can compel you to
vote for a man you feel is not the best.
Before you vote consider the candi-
dacy of II. B. Harts for mayor. He VIII
enforce the law. Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
RUSSIA PROHIBITS EXPORTS
OF POULTRY AND FOOD

London, April 3.-(Correspondence
Of the Associated Press.)-ln order
% conserve her supplies OF food, Rus
sia has prohibited the export of
oaultry, dead or alive. The Poultry
World" states that all available sup.
plies of poultry in Russia are being
collected and shipped to Finland for
preservation in cold storage In nor
NAL times, England imports nearly
a million dollars worth of Russian
hens and chickens.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
THE STORY Of THE BRAzEN SERPENT
HOW BILLY SUNDAY
TELLS IT:

The Jews were in Egyptian bond
age for years. God said he would
release them, but he hadn't come.
But God never forgets. So he came
and chose Moses to lead them, and
when Moses got them out in the
wilderness they began to knock and
said. who is this Moses anyway?
We don't know him. Were there
not enough graves in Egypt" and
they said they didn't like the white
bread they were getting and wanted
the onions and the leeks and
the garlic and melons of Egypt and
they found fault. And God sent the
serpents and was going to kill them
all, but Moses interceded and said,
Now see here, God" But the Lord
said, Get out of the way, Moses,
and let me kill them all" But Mo
ses said, Hold on there. Lord. That
bunch would have the laugh on you
if you did that. They'd say you
brought them out here and the com
missary stores ran out and you
couldn't feed them. so you just killed
them ALL" So God said, "All right,
for your sake Moses. | WON'T and
he said, Moses, you 80 and set
up a brazen serpent in the wilderness
and that will be the one thing that
will save them if they are bitten.
They must look or die"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

was furnishing motive power to the
boat, Burrow landed two fine bass,
which totaled ten and three-quarter
pounds, one weighing six and three
fourths pounds and the other four,
which is the record for big mouth
bass up to date. He was using an
artificial fly as bait.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
BRITISH DANCE HALLS
DENIED LIQUOR LICENSES

London, April 3.-(Correspondence
of the Associated ess)-Liquor IL
censes are now being refused to
dance halls by the magistrates in
charge of this branch of excise For
merly they were generally awarded
without much question, even to halls
where dances were held only occas-
ionally.
"The present is no time for dancing
anyway" explained a magistrate in
West London in refusing an applica-
tion. IF they must dance, they will
have to dance on coffee"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
Usual FISHING Luck

Marvin Bryan of the Randol Hotel
went on his annual fishing trip yes
terday. He caught the same number
of fish which he caught on the same
date last year, and the number he
Der of guests he sells room 19" to in
the hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

L. w. Burrow of the Producers Oil
company, is the champion fisherman
CT this section. 1t is said of him
that he can catch fish in the middle
of Main street behind the street
sprinkler. Friday, land that's fine
day for fish, he and Pet Kearney
weht to the city lake, and while Pei
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
Baptist Church.

Sunday school at $50, c. W. Rich
ards, Supt.
Preaching at II a. III and 7:@0
p. m. by our new pastor. DR.. Cooper
All are cordially invited.
G. p. SELVIDGE,
Chairman Board of Deacons
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Cross, the electric shoe repair man
has moved his shop from his old
stand on Washington street, two
doors south, on the same side of the
street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04
SPEAKING OF THE MORAL
OBLIGATION OF A VOTER

Is his affiliation to political ring
or a political boss stronger than his
duty to his home and family? Harts
will enforce the law if elected mayor
Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Spurred by the magnificent catch
of l.. w. Burrow of two big bass,
several local fishermen spent most of
the day at the city lake, and some
good catches were reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Several ladies of the city are talk
ing of organizing revolver club
and learn to shoot that most valuable
house weapon. In this they will re-
ceive all the encouragement neces
sary from their husbands, as every
woman should know how to handle a
shooter for self-protection against
intruders when left alone. Several
clubs are already hourishing over the
state, and as the cost of shooting
is comparatively light, there seems to
be a possibility of a large club being
formed here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

C. C. Helm and Walter Colbert are
going to have ten acres of melons
each this season, and the seed has
already been received for planting.
They will raise the Watson melon,
which does remarkably well in this
section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

A vote for II. b. Harts for mayor
means a vote for decency and bet
ter Ardmore. Al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Mrs. j. A. Halter, sister to Asa
Holman and to Mrs. !. r. Best, has
undergone an operation at the Hardy
sanitarium. Her attending physician,
DR.. Jesse Best, reports that she
is doing nicely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Central park presents a changed
appearance since the surface has
been leveled. AS soon as the grass
gets good stand it will be an
ideal playground for the children Of
the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Two banana peddlers of this city
had a falling-Gut over horse yes
terday morning and. after the dust
had settled, they both displayed sun
dry bruises and abrasions about their
faces. They explained to the judge
that they We're merely playing, but
it cost them seven-fifty each for
that particular brand of sport, which
will cause a raise in bananas for a
few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Up to Friday night, Smith Redman,
county weigher, had weighed 1878
bales of cotton at the local yards.
He says there is some cotton left in
the country to be marketed yet and
that the total receipts will run well
over the 10000 mark.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

Woodmen Circle.
Regular meeting Monday afternoon
at 2:30. CALLlE SMITH,
Clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

The gun club is beginning to come
alive once more, and with the ad-
vent of warm weather, will hold
weekly shoots at the Lorena park
grounds. Last Friday quite squad
was out, and though the weather was
raw, some good score. were made.
Several shot for the first time. and
did remarkably well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

The chances are that most of the
citizens who are members OF the
Dornick Hill Country club, will spend
the greater part of Easter Sunday at
the club and, Notwithstanding the
fact that it is Easter, there will be
several spirited matches played over
the links.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-04-04

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SnIdnbiihe Nadridyten.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8 bio. Rad bem Sabrssberubt Der
Stants SHbuitris sommiiiipn BON
Sbio babtn ii4 jebt 1900 Mrbeitses
Der NH 656,527 2lngsiteIIten Der
StaatsperiihtrlHg unseitloiTsn. Der
3uipa6g gsgen bas 0oriabr betrdgt
1882 arbeitgsber NIT 25.080 Nnsss
iislItsn WGbrenb Der anberibalb sydbs
re, iutIfe bag Gsieb IN araft III, fiHb
130,337 linfdlle ungemtlbei. 100, $50
qlnipriife ipurben gegtn ben Gtdoiss
fonbs erboben, ip1bpnb bic iibrigsn
glnIpriits ii@ sssen Mrbeitgsbsr rid.
tsten. tpsIhe BON ihrsm Ret5ts Der
SslbiipsriiheruHs @e6rduh ssmaht
baben. Die StndisDsriifrrung bsfins
BET iid ni9t mebr i'm StabiIm bss
Grpsrimentirsns idst bsrBsrihi. sic
In In 81 Stalten eingefiibri, unb
pisle anbsre Gtaaien babsn @eIebe 3u
ibrsr Ginfiibrung in Worbsreiiuns.
Wsber glrbsiigeber nod Qlrbsitsr tpiirs,
ben nit ben friihsrn 3aitdnbsn tau'
ihen ipoIleu.
GoIbene 9od5eit. Jn
boiler t5rperIi9sr unb gfiIiigtr Rifiigs
tsit bssiuoeu Orr SasOb lllmann uno
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beifen Jrau in Wbilab.lpbia bds zen
Der aoIbensir 5oh5eii. auber Den iedls
ainbern unb sebn gHteltinbsrn unD
anberen Mitglisbsrn ber Jdrniltt mas
ren audi ,dblrsids Greurpe trfbiensn.
I'm ibrs G,liidpiinIhe 81 iibtrbringen.
llamann ipurse i'm Sabre 1885 in Up
pinsen, Bdben, geboren unb tam TN
Sabre 1866 na4 pbilabelpbid. als
Der 8iirserfrisg ausbrah. trot er, ipls
70 piels DeutIde, iofort dls iSreipilli'
ger in big 9lrm,e Elm unb madte ben
ednsen arieg i'm 75. MtgiInsnt, ausrii
als 0emeiner unb bann als &orporol
nit. Jn ben pielen 8ampfen ipuroe tr
einmal Deripunbst. Ndh benz aritgs
beirieb sr sinsn aaufloben, bis sr iiA
Dor einisen Sahren 5ur Ruhe ieBie.
5olgtn Der probibi.
iion in SOMA. einer belafhsn
3eiiuns DaDtnpOrts III Der nahiiebens
be 8eribt aus Der Stantsbauptitob.
Des Wloines ntncmmen: Gds Staotss
arbsits Bureau bat eiiien gerihi Ders
offsntlifi, In ipslatm geseist ipirb,
lpelbe 0erluiie BEN Staate entittbtn,
infolae Der probibiticn. Der 1eribt
5sit, bab am l.. Sanuar 10 graureisn
ben 9etrieb sinItsllsn miiHen Oieis!s
ben psrtbeiIen iid auf SoIsenbs StdSis:
aectut, 1; gurlinston, 3; Davenport
2; Siour Gitp. 2; Soma Gitp, 2; gss
bar Rapibs, /; Clinton, !. 9as an1ss
leaie aapiial In bisien 15 grausreisn
bslduft Iid auf 81, ,236, $3.50. TersDerib
bss gebrautsn 8isrss ufib Wal5sgrs
traits i'm Sabre 1914 tpirb auf $3.s
521, ,5S5 ansesebsn. Die Brausreien
sabIten in bieiem Sabre sinsn arbsits'
lobn i'm 9sirags bon $400.108 aus.
Die .3abI Der arbeiter in bieIem Sabre
bstrua 521; bacon srbislitn ZIG Nts
better einen WOhsnIobH BON $15 Big
$50; so psrbisntsn 5ipif6en $50 nno
S25; 19 srbislien mebr aIs $25. Die,
fss idIisbt ni6t bic @ebdlisr Der
Yraum.ifter unb gsamien elm. - Sn.
folge bss probibiiionsgsitBss unb bes
gDibsrrufs bss qsrmits gum 8eriuuf
bon aItobol, ourb bas 0triht, iishi
iid bic 8es Moinss Drue 60. sen0s
tbisi. ibr 8sIhdft in Oss Woines aufa
5usebsn. Disfe Jtrma III bic bebeus
ienbiie i'm @robbdnbsl Don Gbsmiias
lien unb Drosusn i'm Siaai. Der iabrs
lide Wdarenlimiab bsrfelben betrdat
unstfdbr $1,000.O00. Die 4ntisSes
ioon 2iga BON Soma bat segen bic
Oes Roinss Drug 60. einsH Gins
srldnsi. Ri9i.r 5ubert llis
ierbod mafte bitfsn gsftbI permanent
iinb iuiberrisi slsi6Seitig b,rsu pfrnit.
Die Jirma bat befdloiien. mad tinsm
anberen Gtaat iibsr5uiiebeln.
= 9eutide i'm gensfee-
z bal. Ulit benz nGnrien Sabre finb
bunberi ,5obr, felt Der erfisn bsutideH
GinpanDeruna i'm Gensise 9bdl.
u. o., psraanssn unb Der TeutidJs
amsritanifde gurb beabfiGiist. biss
ereisnib in eebiibrsnber Weife gu
feisrn. Gin @tb,nibud ipirb Don benz
gunb berausssseben tpsrbsn, bas
bon BEN friiberen prGiibenisn beHels
ben, Ssrmdnn pfaeffIiH perfabt ipirb
uno cine umfaF.nbe Gsidihte bts
0tutihtbums bon Ro6eiier sntbaItsn ;.
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gineinnati, II. glOp

DiIam 6. Sarnpn an Dapib 80.
Rid, 1btiI bon Cots AS unb 46 in
5pbe part Gaif llntsrabthilung,
(Steuer $1.50); $124O.
gllpbons g. @ubniller an 5arrp 8.
1psarb. Got 38 in 6erman 3. Wiite's
nnterabtbeiIuns In ct. Bernard,
(Steuer $4); 81.
Sulia 8ofmann on Gufdn R. 8i.n,
40 Bel "a 5ub an Der norbtpeiiliHen
Gde Der 8. unb Carr Strabe, (Sieuer
500; 81.
Senrb Rabn an 6arrp 80. Moran,
35 bel 100 5ub an Der Siibieits Der
WlcNiIIan StraBs, beitebenb aus Got
! in Clifton 5eiybts llnterubtbeilung,
(Steusr 81; 81.
Gliiab .. Garner an 9snrp n.
Dram. 81 bei 105 Gub an Der Horbs
'ftits ppn WiIarb Mbsuue, bsishtab
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25dtr in Der 2uft. Die
Suitfhiffsr babsn bic eissntbiimlide
gs5sidnunq .a69.r in Der Cuff fir
sinsn bo6it uneripiinIf,ten 3uitanb
Der atmoipb1re erfunbsn, NIT bsm Il.
gslsgenilid iaipierise admpfe gu be
fteheR babsn. @abrideinIit III rsids
Iib Elm ebenio srobsr 9bsiI Der pieIen
llnsliidsfaae b.im 1Iiegen auf bieie
lIrfu9t suriid5uiiibrsn, ME auf De-
isiis Der Wafdine ielbft ober auf
pI5blife WinbiiObe. Gin God in Der
Cuff III mad Der Definition sinss
Gliegers Elm 3uiianb i'm 2ufimeer. Der
tinen gIeihmabigen, lpdsereatsn Jlus
iiberbaupt unmOglid madt, ionoern
bitlm.br Elm fiGrierts obsr s,riugeres
Gallen bss fylus;eusss beranlabi.
Rad me!eorologiidsn unterfu8unssn.
bic Don Deridisbtn.n Seitsn anseiteIlt
iporben finb, eniiiebsn oisft gsrbdlts
niiis baburd, bab iitb bori5oniale
2uftiGidttn. bic I3arf orsinanbsr
sren;sn, NIT p.riaisbenen gsI4ipins
bistsiisn bepssen, obtr babur6, bab
aufiiduIen nit Dsri4isbtnem auftrisb
IN ientrebtsr RidiHng porbanben
iinb. Die 9rsn;s iann 5ipif6sn foI4eH
2ufifdultn glsi9falls Iebr f9mdl fein,
10 bub Der Glisssr IN beiotn GdIltn in
gang iur5sr 8sit in srbsblin abp.is
9enbs auftiirSmunssn sudib. CT
Tam nod bon Slid fasen, ipsnn fem
Jlus5.us bann niir nit Der G<f4pins
bisieit fdIt. bic Der Shptriraft sn.s
iprid!. Die pl0bli4 unporbsrssfe6sns
unb ungeipoIlts Notwithstanding
tGan aber au6 nod I4neller Isin unb
odou fiibrsn, bdb Der Gliessr DON isis
Htm Gib seIdbIeubtrt ipirb. Tson fam
Ti6 aud Dbns praitifde Grfabrunsia.
gen. bdB bieie Gtfabr untsr al ben
pielsn, bic ben iylisssr bsbrpbsn, cine
Der gr6bien, ipsnn nifs bic i6limmjle
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ipenigtr f6iiten lam aIs gessn Minb.
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ipId<m b5issn Gag iibsrbnupt nitt
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lid Hidt bsfolsi lpsrben lam, no i.s
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sinouitbsn.
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