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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
ITALIANS LANDED.
ExpedittOn Put Ashore IL Albania
without Losses,

ROME. via Paris, Dec. l6.-An an
nouncement in semi official note telling
OF the sinking in the AdriRtic Sea OF
the Italian destroyer lntrepido and the
Italian transport Re Umberto dtscloses
the first official news OF an Italian ex-
ped,tion In Albania, II Ia known now
that AN expedition has landed In Al
bania without suffering amy serious loss
in crossing the Adriatic.
The crews OF the destroyer and the
transport mentioned In the note were
saved with the exception Of forty men
aboard the transport and three on the
destroyer.
II liz stated that the sinking of these
two vessels IL the only mishap that has
befallen the Conveys OF men and material
which, escorted by warships. have
crossed to the ports where landings
were made.
News from Austrian sources regarding
recent events IN the Adriatic is said to
have been exaggerated or untrue, Aus
trian official reports have told of the
sinking In the Adriatic Of large num-
her OF vessels transporting troops to
Albania,
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The Intrepido. built IN 1912. was 2+0
feet long. and her armament consisted
Of one ~ inch gun. four IL pound guns
and two torpedo tubes. The Re I'M
berto, 8lS feet long. was steamship
of 2.953 tons.
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Continued on run Page.
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FIisht From SalOnica.

"A certain inquierude is manifest
among tho Greek Jewish population.
Several famii es have left. There also
has been large exodus of Germans.
Turks and Austrians, German schools
have been closed and all German sub
jects have been invited by their Consul
10 leave tomorrow at tho latest.
"It Is concluded. therefOre--and the
military STATS are said to have been
warned--that the Germans are prepar-
ing for an attack on the French and
British troops at Salonica.
"Salonica Is still occupied by the
Eleventh Greek Infantry Division. a
regiment Of engineers and some Greek
garrison artillery. In case Of an at
tack. these would be Immediately with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
REPORTS LOSS
sum Of $3.50
MRS. IDA "A. PUTNAM, or EAST
GONZALEZ STREET, MYsTERI-
ousLv SEPARATED FROM HER
ROLL or SAVINGS.

Mrs. Ida n. Putnam. 81 80 East
Gonzalez street. suffered the loss Of
the sum ~ $3.50 a few days aEo. and
although she has taken &c up with the
police department. nothing in the way
~ satisfaction has been learned by
her. she said last night that she was
willing to pay a reward for the re-
turn 81 her money, and that as f.
represented ell the cash she had IN
the world. the loss was e very serious
loss tn her.
This case was first reported % the
police station as Ida Pittman, Colored.
81 bIo East Gonzalez street. but the
reaf loser 81 the money asks that q
correction be made ~ that report. and
her wishes have been respected In
this matter.
Mrs Putnam says she cannot ao-
count for the manner 81 her loss. but
various reports have been brought %
her and she hopes that the party Who
got her savings VII return taem upon
learning who the money belongs "a,
and she stands ready 70 literally re-
ward such honest person
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
TO VISIT m
TIE WEST

Mr and AIRS. a. g.. StronR, who
have been the guests of Mr and Mrs.
O.. smith fur several weeks. leave
In "a few days for Detroit Mich Airs.
strong ta daughter of Mrs Barlow,
and has made many friends during her
visit Another daughter of Mrs. Bar
I8u. Mrs D. 9 klser is now en- route
90 the pauuma Exposition she will
also visit BOO san Diego. and Los An
gefgs.
AIRS. Barlow leaves soon Tor visit
west going from here Geo Kentucky.
and then to Missouri and ohiohama,
she vil remain AZ tire =. W. C.. a. un-
tH june the Hrst. and will then spend
"a fortnight slth her daughter and
son in-laN. Wr. and Mrs T.. g. smith.
Mrs EarloW's splendid work nc the
" 81. g. A. has shown her possessed
of wonderful efficiency and tact. and
her friends wnl wish for her a very
harpy vacation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
BROWNING cLUH WITH
MIS-. SAUNDERS.

The BrowninR club wil meet this
afternoon o. the home ~ Mrs ". ~
Saunders. with Miss Evelyn Maxwell
leading.
The questions follow
q. Tell what sou can of social and
political conditions In Tuscany At the
end q the 18th century
2. Was the politicat atmosphere in
Florence ever e. depraved as this
story would indicator
2. DO The following Characters
Marco. Guido. Wanna aud PrnawRlll
typify anything 90 youe n - WHAT
4 Does it NOT seem unnatural that
Marco should feel so kindly disposed
toward Prinzwailie Note Marco =
speech. pages ~ and ~.
s. HoW de- Guido and Marco each
Justify their attitudes toward Monu
Nanns's sacrifice See Guides speech
page So and Marcos speeches from
page 23-2A
g. Note the similarity of the story
~ the sacrifice made hg Lady Godiva
tu that - Monna Wanna.
e. According o. Irivalzlos oWn
standards ~ patriotism. Vas hls con-
duct 3uStihables Pages elsa
s. What Was the difference between
Nanuas idea ~ pure love and that 10
Priuzi s1lhr paees s3-ss
30. Why ola Wanna doubt the sim
certify ~ prlnzivalles lut~. set demand
no heroic proof uf uT sages So and
80.
90 What Is the turning point ln her
attitude Page On.
a. boes IL seem Possible that chs
power ri Nanna.s presruce should su
completely avert Prlnzlsallfs original
purpose Note his speech page "a
H. Discuss NannH's first speech
page az. and also that ou page o..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MISS ELolsE LloDoN A
TALENTED WRITER

among the many charming YOUNG
women who are studenss a. the Wo-
mans College lie Miss Eloise rldaon.
% Malone. Fla. Miss LIddon has been
student for three years az the cuI-
leEe. and on May 90 viii give her grad
uatiou recital Ia the depar. msnt ~ eN-
preston. Miss tiddon is talented I'm
many wayE. Tire following beautiful
poems written by Miss IAdaon were
read at the meeting ~ the Ioulan climb
several DAYS ago at the home 90 MrE
Fred BaI and were praised in the
highest terms by the rluh women ursv-
ent says the Montgomery Advertiser.
Miss Ilddou also won the prize for
the best poem offered by the Al Aztra
Literary Society.
SPRING SONG.
The spring has come ms hs-<st. lust so
Do came ten thousand years ago.
When young Pan pipe1 across the
wood,
And uFtaEas so spring green garments
clad.
Woke from their sleep with laughter
glad,
While Earth threw on her win,srhood
The birdie that tril their mathis soma.
The hyacinths that bloom along
The paths we wander IN today.
The pink peach blossoms and the
white
Og almond trees all yelled GA light.
So oft have been and passed away
The spring song Of our hearts. my
love
Il 60 the ancient trees above.
An old and repeated song.
Here. ga the suult wood / see
Young lovers pass and smile a me
Who have been dead - long. 80 ianR
Though Ne shah pass away. my dear.
This love ~ ours. 50 strong. 80 near.
It surely must eternal be-
This wire ~ youth. that ia 80 old
Tta 81 the cups ~ life may hold.
Is not alone for you and me-.
Eaeh year when spring across the
earth
shall pass with tenderness and
warmth.
soft skies above. soft aaN re- beneath.
In other hearts twill rise ana sing.
our dreams round other lives ain
cling
de- glad my love- There lie ne death.
I'D Astra. a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MRS. RANDALL TO REPRESENT
NINETY-ONE CLUBS AND 5000 WOMEN

Mrs.. y % Randall ore - the vice.
presidents g the Federation ~ Wo-
mems clubs who win speak rs the
women &C Pensacola 20 Friday after
noon. and who comes % the city a.
the guest 0f the Civic League. viii arr
rive On the .f5 train on Friday morn-
ING. and viii hs met ~ a committee
from the Civic League. comprising
Mrs Waiter TayIor ana Mrs. j &.
avery. who viii escort her 10 the san
Carlos hotel where she ain Be the
guest q the Civic League.
The secretary ~ the civic Etague
yesterday received letter from Mrs.
~. q jennings president q the red
Grafton Of Womena Clubs, Fl which
she SAYS: "Ninety-one clubs and 5000
members win read the report 80 the
meeting 20 be held ID Pensacola on
Friday afternoon. a. which Mrs Ran
dan VIII address the women 81 Pen
Eacola.
Mrs Randall win represent the
Federation and the president on this
occasion. and 7 am especially anxious
that 40 member q the city Federation
shall fail q hear her. I have also
written % Panama City e. send dele
gatea. And - Dr. Edlth Meet 81
santa Rosa Please ask all the un-
federated clubs and every woman Who
takes an interest m club work. - bn
present e this meeting. I am anxious
Is lef the other st C.ubH and 6000
women members. know that pensa
celia has nno clah spirit and Il
doing things I regret that / cannot
also Sc with YOU on this occasion.
know you viii enjoy Mrs Randall. fof
she Il a splendid speaker and has had
long experience ln cub work"
Presiding officers % the City Fed
etation of Women'a Clubs appointed
their delegates yesterday.
Let everyone understand that this q
not an invitation affair That n0i
only are the committees appointed "a.
pected % attend the meetlng. but "a
the president Of the State Federation
haa pointed out. every member q
these cluhs. and any women who arr
not members of these or of any othe.
clubs, beat aro merely interested ia
club affairs
The front rows &c seats will be- re-.
served for those who have been ap-
pointed q read the reports az the worh
IT their clubs. and it cannot Sc Cos
strongly impressed upon an interested
that the meeting will start promptly
az four o'clock There wiz hs a VnFs
short musical prelude. and Mrs Ran.
dal viii speak. Everyone should %
ia aeat before tha hour 81 f0ur Make
e special effort o. be on time. 81
that YOU may miss none or this SPEECH
of one ~ FloridVs most experienced
club women
The secretary, Miss Margaret Mc.
fnfyre, said last night that several NO.
men had asked her why the Parents
Teachers Association - No. 60 va.
the emily Parents-T Teachers League
Included On the City Federation ~ We
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
TIE KING.


stand forth. ny soul and grip thy
woe.
Buckle thy sword. and face thy Zoe.
What right hast thou % Be afraid.
when Ell the universe viii aid9
Ten thousand rally 20 thy name
Horses and chariots ~ fame.
DO others fear Do others fan
ny soul must Erappls and prevail
Ny aoul must scale the mountainslde.
And with the eonquering army ride
stand forth, my soul
stand forth. my soul and take som-
mand,
It's l. thy master bid thee stand.
Claim thou thy ground and thrust
thy foe
Plead not thine enemy should 20.
let others cringe, Ny soul "a free-~
No hostile host can conquer me.
There lives no circumstances 80 great
Can make me yield, or doubt my
fa4e.
My soul must know what kings have
known
Must reach and claim It's rigbtfuI
throne
stand forth, my soul
! ask no truce. I have no quains.
sees ne quarter and No aims
Let they who viii obey the sod.
Ny soul spranE from the living God.
'Tia J. the King. who bid thee stand
Grasp with my sand my royal hand
Stand forth
Angelo Morgan. in Coed Housskssp-
tnR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
PLEAD GUILTY TO
CHARGE OF GAMBLING

Jno. ODonovan. a well-inovfn young
man, yesterday entered a plea Of guilty.
% the charge Of keeping a gambling
house such plea having been entered
IN the court ~ record Sentences IN
the case. however, was deferred untll
the July term Of the court
The case Or "a. L,oundshsr4-y, charged
with operating a place for EambyfnR.
IL on the docket for trial on Satur-
day ~ this week, and with the dia-
position of this case. II will be the
winding up % the several cases Of thia
nature IN the court OF record.
There are a number or cases Sat
for today. but none are for serious
offenses Yesterday a numior Of ck1s1
we've disposed II. either trial BY Jury
or plea - guilty. The resort for ths
day was as follows:
Anita Fullwood. charged with Krnna
larceny. acquitted by jury.
Laura Randolph. Dan Sahpo. Kaa
Bell simmons and Charles clarK. MA
demeanor. each on plea Of guilty were
fined IS and costs or thirty dayssin
jail.
r Farley charged WITH using en-
scene language said the charge was
true and he was hned SO or as dayA
Felo Lopea and Waiter Green, va
grancy; Is days
John Flowers. grand iarssnyF found
guilty or two counts.
Pearl Mazesk and Hengietta Iud
son we're placed on trial late IN the
afternoon on charges Of engaging In
an ARRAY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MELVILLE.

MnIvins. May i2-Mr. Allen Fowler
~ Faico. Aia.. was In town this week
and vii bo here several days visiting
friends.
Mr. ~ c. Nolan had the misfortune
70 get one ~ hos fingers cut or ysster-
day IN the shop
A g1llv party composed 81 Mr and
Mrs W n. Mcdaniel of Panama city.
Mrs. Nichols ~ 81 Andrews Dr. and
Mrs Allen n. Miller and their son
Ridley went &C. the dad lakes or
Chipola river Friday ASKING and camp
Ing. and intended STAYING over sun
day. but the ASKING was 90 easy and
successful that they returned Saturday
ard reported catching ITO e. fine
Dream and shell crackers a. could -
found anywhere. thus giving them at
the hsh they wanted, and Y anyone
wants % really enjoy q camp and nsh
that is the place % 90.
our election for creating 4 sub
school tax district Tor Miilviiie passed
On quietly Saturday and not a single
vote Waa cast against f.. and on June
5 next there vii BE- another election
held FOR voting on t2o.ooo bonds for
the district 20 build a brick school
building and We hope that this too
I vii carry as tire other ala because
we certainly need better building %
| accomodate our SEQ students of this
/ district
Mr. siias Boyr got severe scalp
/ wound this morning ~ a barrel fall
/ inE on his head. whils the wound is
| uet serious b Ia painful
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
TO MOTOR TO BREWToN
FOR CONFERENCE.

party from Pensacola will motor
80 Brewton today % attend the dis
trlCt conference Of the Methodist
church, eonvening in that city. They
will make the trip In Nr. Z. n. Ma
iones touring car TIE party including
Mrs. Malone. Mrs A. a. McAIlister.
Mrs ). D. Dusenbury. Mrs. NJ II Holt
Nfs. 81 y. scott, Miss Tommie Cooper.
The drive from Brewton to Pensa-
cola ls beautiful one and the auto
mobile trip viii no doubt be one of
much pleasure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

Your Child'8 Couah 10 Call for Nslp
Don't put OF treating your Chiids
Cough IL not only sapa their strength,
but often leads 90 more serious ail-
ments. why risk You don't have 60
Dr. Kings New Discovery is Just the
remedy your child needs. n Is made
with soothing. healing and antiseptic
bslsams WIN quickly check the Cold
and soothe your Chlid's CouEa away
No odds how bad the Cough or hoW
long standing. DIT Kings New Dis
cavery win stop H. IT'S guaranteed
Just got a bottle from your Druggist
and try &C. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
START LOADING
CARGO OF ROSIN
The SWEDISH STEAMSHIP LISA,
WHICH WAS GIVEN PRATiouE
EARLY IN DAY. sERTHEo AT
WHARF FOR CONSIGNMENT.

For the purpose 81 loading a solid
cargo ~ rosln, the Swedish steamship
Lisa which arrived a. quarantine sta
ton Tuesday. was given release early
yesterday and was berthed az the east
side ~ Muscogee wharf The steamer
went there because ~ the other rosin
berth az the east side ~ Tarragona
wharf being occupied by sailing YES
sells. Work ~ slowing cargo will start
in fun blast this morning. some matches
having been worked yesterday.
This is the same steamer, reported
yesterday as the Elsie, q swedish yes
sci also. The Lisa came from Funchal
from which point the Elsie lately
steamed.
Shifting ef Vessels
There was quite q shifting n big
vessels ia the harbor yesterday, and
deputies in the harhormaster's once
we're kept rather busy during the al.
ternoon.
The spanish steamship Adslins.
loadinE for q couple Of days on the
east side ~ Tarragona, where she re-
celyed pig iron. was shifted az a;3e
O'Clock 10 the slip. where the remainder
~ her cargo win De cotton principally.
The Norwegian bark Rannen, which
had been temporarily anchored IN the
ntrcam until the spanish vessel could
load the iron. Was late ia the afternoon
placed In the vacated berth.
Late in the afternoon the Norwegian
bark Kwanro. Oatgly ReiEianl NaH
given pratlaue and was towed over %
CITY anchorage. hy the tug Nellie.
cant Brown was tho deputy % place
THIS vessel In her berth in the stream.
The Italian bark Maria ~. which ar
rived Monday was given berth a.
Perdsdo whsrf. and will discharge bal
last there. preparatory 70 loading
cargo ~ lumber The stearns Ex-
Port Company will furnish this cargo
The Norwegian bark Formosa, nm
fuhinR up q carKo ~ cross ties =
Wuseoaee wharf viii finish today and
I viii 10 moved o. the stream.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

@On account 81 my confinement In
ire printing once I have Tor years
been a chronic sufferer from indigsa-
ton and liver trouble a Few weeks
$50 7 had an attack that was 80 severe
that I u.aH not able 60 so 20 TIE case
FOR two Hays Failing e. get any
took three 81 Chamberlains Tablets
and TIRE next day I felt Ike neN
man. writes n. G. Bailey. Editor Ear-
olina News. Chaplin. =. c. obtsinabls
everywhere fAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
SKIN AFFECTION
CAME ON FACE
n Small Bumps. Grew Larger. A
Tines Could Not Go Anywhere.
Itched and Burned, CUtlcuraSoap
and Ointment Healed My Face.

Routs No. 2. Box n. BoEus chitso.
Miss The akin affection came on my
ace about nve years ago. II hsgAa In little
small bumps and they srew larger and larEeF
anti sonae ~ them formed erifplnna. AZ
dimes could not go anywhsfa. They itehed
ana burned and soms4imes caused ms 20
lssa ny sleep. The pimplss fsstsred and !
srratched them.
II trtsd reraediea and thsY Al failed
seeing tks ndwersinamsnt ~ CutiexrA SOAP
and olnsment I used them. ! void wash
ny face IN yarn water and CuticSgA soap
nigha and morning snd after washing !
applied sac Cutiesra Ointmnnt and lee Il
saay On fer ave or ten minutes. then washed
h 90. II took only oas cake q cutieura
soap and one bon ~ CutictlrA CMntmant "
h.al my face" fsignsdl Miss BsuiAh D.
Stamps. sept. 2, 1914
To aIlay minor irrftations. remove reiness
and souxhnaaa. prevent pure-sAowwinw and
aoftan and sooahe sensitive oeuditiona uas
Cutsearn Soap daily and CusictFA ointmens
occasionally.
Sample Each Free BY Mall
VITA sac. skfs Beok On rsauasA Ao
dreaa poss-card "Cuki~slra. Dspt. Y. mae
ga. seaa thFeaghsua sAa wsEt4.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
WoopMEN CIRCLE TO MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT.

viii have M meeting See the afternoon
but wili hold the regular meeting to-
night AZ reEen-thirty o'clock. These
ulght meetings are being held a. give
mamt ere employed during the day a.
chance "a attend. There well be sew
eral new members fo he instructed iB
the secrets al Wuodcraft Onicers 81
the Grove and members Of degree team
please wear white
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MEgTINo scHooL 10. %.

A very pleasant meeting of the Par
enis- Teachers Association Of School
No. 20. vas held yesterday afternoon
a. thu school house. and future school
work In which the parents and teach
era are interested was talked over. and
tentative plans made for next year.
After the meeting. which was unua-
uaHy interesting. a dainty ice course
was served by the teachers "a the
twenty CT more mothers who we're
present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

Goodbye sore feet. burning feet.
swollen feet, aweaty feet. smelling
feet. tired feet
Goodbye corns. callouses. bunlons
and raw spats. No more shoe tight
meas. no more umplng with pain or
drawing ap your face en- agony "TIZ~
Is magical acts right %. "rTZ" draw s
out ar the poisonous exuaattons which
pun up the feet~the only remedy that
does Use ~TTZ' and wear smaller
shoes Al, bow comfortable your feet
vii feel "TIZ" is q delight. .TTZa
% harmless.
Get q g cent box Of "TIZ" now at
ang druggist or Departments store
Dent suffer. Have good feet. glad
feet feet that never aWef never hurt.
never set tired. a years foot COM
fort guaranteed Or money refunded.
tAdV.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
TO rsAlN At PRESBYTERIAN
HO9pfTAL

Miss clayibelle Watson, daughter ~
Mr and Mrs J. 20 watson. ieft Tues
day for New Orleans. where she win
enter the PRESBYTERIAN hospital cor
training
Miss Watson has the hest wishes ~
many Pensacola friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
ILLNESS o. MENToRiA
VNtEsTRA.

The illness 80 Mentoria, the three
year-ol3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Yniestra, IL a cause q sincere
sorrow % many friends 81 the family.
only a few weeks ago az the fair
given by the Sacred Heart church this
beautiful little girl won a prize for the
prettiest girl entered in the three year
old class Tier condition was reported
very serious yesterday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

lame back is usually due 70 rheu-
aatfsm ~ the muscles ~ the back
Hard working people are most likely
20 suffer from t. Relief may be had
hv uaassaginR the hack with Chamber
tain'p Eminent two or three times
dav. Try IL. Ohtainabis everywhere
(Advo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
PLAY At FERRY
PASS.

There IS Go Dee "a play. given by some
ct The y0uns people Of Ferry pasa.
Friday evening. MAJ ~. az the school
houAe
There viii lee mo- ehurge for ad-
mission and an aTe cordially invited t1
attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
NIXON BoYER

Mr and Mrs siias -. Boyer an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Iria Geneva 20 Dr J. NJ.
Nixon u Minvius, FLA. the marriage
60 take place in Jnas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

SIR Jerome Hauteman. who has
been confined to the sanitarium for the
past several months with pleurisy has
rccoyer sufficiently 60 be removed
90 his home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13
MEETING NoRTH HILL
RanAN

The North Hin Circle win meet this
afternoon az four o'clock AZ the hume
OF Mrs J. "a. Collins. 40 West Con-
Ealez, and al members are requested
20 be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

Life s. a drage in hot weather II
you don't have box Of AMMENs
TOILET POW nER % Boost YOU up
and make you feel happy. Price Is
cents az your druggists. tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-13

If your furniture is out of
order phone Bledsoe, 1907, /
do it all.
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