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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

The greatest purchase we
ever made in the line OF
hats. Sonnet. Split, Milan.
NIackinaw, Porto Rfcan and
other straws are we'll repre-
scented in the lot. High.
medium and low crowns to
AT every head are here. Don t
wait, get one now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

Safety for the baby. The
sides are high and let down easily
and noiselessly. the top rails are
perfectly smooth; filing rods are
close together, so there is no dan
ger of baby slipping through. Heav
lily enameled In White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29
Purpose Was to Hold Martin.

That the warrant sworn out yester-
day by municipal officials against
Mr. Martin. charging him with OBJ
tanning District funds under false
pretenses. was for the purpose Of hold
ing Mr. Martin in the city. and that
other charges of a similar nature will
be filed by the United States district
attorney. was learned today from an
authoritive source.
On good authority it is ascertained
that something like fifteen or twenty
cases similar to the one in which &C
ton has been taken have been devel-
oped as a result of the investigation
of the accounts from the LIST Of July
last to the present time. Accounts of
previous years are now being looked
into.
Many Witnesses to Be Called.
Deputy Auditor Donovan is reporting
torney John F. Laskey 1t is stated
that large number OF witnesses will
be summoned.
The Commissioners are keeping In
close touch with every development in
the situation. but decline to discuss the
case. 1t is not considered likely that
they will remove MIR. Martin from office
until after the completion of the inves-
tigation. At present he is suspended
without pay
So far as can be learned, the amounts
which Mr.. Martin will be charged with
having obtained under false pretenses
are not large. Under the District Code
the penalty for obtaining money under
false pretenses in an amount of $3a or
over is imprisonment for not less than
one nor more than three years.
Bail in the amount of $4,000 was fur
nished for Mr.. Martin by Arthur C.
Moses. president of tho executive coun-
Gil of the local boy scouts. of which
organization Mr.. Martin is scout com
missioner. The warrant charges that
on December 16, 1914, Mr.. Martin
falsely signed voucher for $42 in ia
vor of John Charles for services that
were never performed.
Mr. Martins Counsel Talks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

All the coats from our regular
stock taken in this sale of Chill
drens Lightweight Coats. Included
are all-wool serges. flannels. checks.
plaids, novelties and mixtures. Big
bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

experience valuable and because
found that when there was apt to be
an issue between me and the state
senate 1t was advisable to go where
the power lay and not to talk to men
who merely carried out the bidding Of
Mr.. Platt.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

A wonderful assortment of styles,
such as oliver Twist. MILDLY. Nestee.
Sailor, Beach. Russian, etc, are IN
Guided in this wonderful assortment.
All guaranteed fast color. Sizes up
to s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

Dresses of soft taffeta, crepe
meteor, silk poplin and messaline. in
a wide. dainty range of styles. You
cannot fail to get dress from such
charming selection. and one that's
big bargain for 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-29

You were asked on cross-examina-
ton questions about your residence
when you we're nominated for gov
ernor Did Mr.. Root make a speech
upon the subject at the convention"
Yes" replied the colonel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-12-03

Ornhanr, nn,,.+ - 49, - 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

"Margie, dearest. I've come to take
you for ride, said Dick, as he bent
to kiss me. Before Unanswered felt
a vague surprise go through me that
I had not the slightest thrill at Dicks
kiss. Some way every bit Of feeling
seems to have been taken out OF me.
I seem numb mentally and physically.
I do not care whether anyone comes
to see me, not even Dick. don't
want to talk don't want to think.
just want to be let alone.
81 don't believe want to go, Dick
I said.
Don't you feel well enough to
go?" he asked.
'Idon't know guess am feeling
all right"
I could see that my absolute in
difference was hurting Dick, but for
the life of me I could not care about
anything. Then, through my be-
numbed brain there floated few
lines from Mrs. Browning:
'Dead-dead, did you say?
Have they taken my boy away?
God give me strength to pray"
Unjust have said it out loud, for l
caught Dicks Mortified expression. 1t
almost made me smile. mo, Dick, l
am not insane and l don't think l am
going crazy, but those words of Mrs.
Browning fitted through my brain
and l guess I unconsciouslysaid them,
but, Dick, don't want to pray. Pray
ers are unavailing; they did not save
my beautiful boy for me"
ooh, Margie, Margie. can't you re-
concile yourself to the loss of our
baby? Don't you care anything for
me anymore? Come on out motor
ing. Harry has sent over one of his
cars and told me to tell you that you
must regard it and the chauffeur as
yours until you are thoroughly well.
You must use it every day"
THAT is kind of Harry" and again
l had feeling Of surprise that l felt
Io1 G
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-03

stay at home"
Come on, dear; nurse will get you
ready and we will go out for a little
while now"
"Au right, I answered listlessly.
ct is a glorious day, Mrs. Waverly,
and l know the sunshine and nature
will be the best prescriptions you can
have" said the nurse.
will they?" l asked, while little
feeling of irritation possessed me.
That nurse gets on my nerves with
her senseless recommendations and
her constant treatment Of me as
though I we're a child.
In little while we were motoring
out into the country, which really is
beautiful-too beautiful.
wonder, little book, who first per-
petrated that silly lie that nature
always sympathizes, always fits in
YOUR moods. It's one of those beau
tifuI myths which we humans mag
inc, but can never realize.
Nature is many wonderful things,
but she is never sympathetic. She
goes on her way making the glorious
Gays Oh julie d SplCuuO4 VI 4OoC c1IAN
gold while you wander about, your
heart in dust and ashes. And then
again when your whole soul is at
tuned to happiness she covers her
self with cold and let's the sobbing
wind send pittiless rain through the
uncovered branches of the trees,
signing and sobbing.
l looked about me. Birds we're
singing, flowers were blooming, sun
shine over all, everywhere turned
fruitfulness, life, and all the while
could only sense the feel of that lit
tie cold, stiffened form as l made
them place it in my arms and let me
hold it for an OhUr or two before it
was taken from me forever"
Dick, who had been watching my
face closely, said to the chauffeur
with a sigh, 81 think we will go back
7,Ovrv. NFrc TVavarIv 1OOkS tired +"
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
!, Revival

Revival services will begin At the
Baptist Church. on next sunday Rev.
h. ". Bolton will do the preaching.
The one object of the meeting IL the
salvation Of the lost, regardless OF race
or creed 1t il hoped that every
Christian in the town will realize that
this il an opportune time to help lost
friends and loved ones to get saved.
The Gospel Is the power Of God unto
salvation to every one that helieseth.
Everybody i cordially invited to all
the service.
y. 7. StaNsbury Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
Returned from California

W. s Daniel has returned from his
trip to the California eXpositions, and
joined the military company. of which
he is captain. at Fort Logan H Roots
last Friday. Mrs. Daniel remained in
California for another months visit
Mr.. Daniels business will in the future
take him away from home most of the
time, and they may not again reside
here They would be greatly missed
in church and social circles, and their
many friends are hoping they will con
tinue to make Dermott their home.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
Obituary

Mrs. Robt c. Mitchell aged 20. died
at her home in the Helmstetter ad-
dition last Saturday evening and was
buried in the permott cemetery sun
day afternoon. funeral services being
conducted by Rev, " r Stanshury.
assisted by Rev. J l.. Cannon. She
had been i'll for the last nine months.
and since the early summer no hope
of her recovery has been entertained
She was a daughter of Nj and Mrs.
Lee Colard and was born October Il.
1895 She was married in July 1912
and leaves her husband and a baby nine
months old Her parents and several
brothers and sisters also survive her.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
From Booth Lowery

In a letter recently received 10y the
secretary of the permott l.yceum-
Chautauqua Association. Prof Booth
Lowery SAYS that he deems 1t both a
compliment and an honor to be Included
in the Dermott Iyceum Course for this
winter. and that he will give as his
lecture either Simon Says Wig Wag
or "Tolerahly Good People that .one
il about As bad as the other :" He also
states that his memories of Dermott
and her people are most agreeable. and
asks that his love be given to those
that love him and to those that don /.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02

mend it Il, one Of the very beat Of mov-
my picture productions It will be
shown al the Alex tomorrow friday
night
Rev. !. Z Haney. who has been
spending the month of August with his
son at Clifton Forge. Va. returned
from ms vacation Tuesday He wishes
Us to announce that he purposes To &C
cupy ms pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church both morning and evening next
sunday
j. " \. Reynolds has been Der
mott visitor this week Since leaving
here IN June be has visited In Texas
and New Mexico. and has attended the
California eNPesitions. He leaves IN a
few days for Dewitt where he has a
position a principal Of the public
school, which opens Sept. 18th.
Mr. Franz, Fee Of the Fec Cray ton
Lumber Company returned TO Dermott
last Friday. after month vacation.
most of which he spent IN Colorado.
He was accompanied 10y his sons Frank
and Edward. who will spend i couple
of weeks here At the home Of their
grandmother Mrs O. Il. hone.
Misses Pauline and Cleela puerson
returned SUNDAY from BIisstiIle. where
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
Attended Wedding

Mrs W \. Porter and Messrs "
\. Daniels and L. 5 McFadden went
to Monticello the first of the week To
attend the wedding of Miss Jane car
mical and Rev. Robert Torrentne
Kerr, which took place Tuesday morn
ing at the home of the bride mother
Mrs NJ. f. CarmicaI, Rev and Mrs.
Kerr passed through Dermott Tuesday
en- route to Bradley, South Carolina.
where they will make their home.
Rev. Kerr is minister in the A. K T.
Church at that place.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
Jewish New Year.

Next Thursday, Sept 9th. Is Jewish
New Years bay and the holiday will
hc appropriately observed lay the lew
,sh people Of oar city The Jewish
stores Will be closed from siN o clock
"Wednesday evening, at which time the
holiday begins until six O clock Thurs
day, and services viii be held at the
home of / Pinkus \ number OF Jews
from Arkansas city, McGehee Lake
Village and Eudora are expected to
participate in the celebration here and
will be entertained 10y the Jewish PEG
pie OF permott with the exception of
the Cohens. who will motor 10 Pine
EMT 10 attend the celebration there
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02

The Little Rock Board al Trade i,
sending cut circulars all over tae state
urging the farmers to ship their surplus
grain to Little Rock, which i the iogi-
cal market, and where they nave ample
elevator and warehouse facilities The
Little Rock Board of Traae furnishes
official inspection of grades and
weights. which il guarantee that the
shipper will receive fair treatment.
Further information can a. had by
writing Geo. f. Brown. secretary Board
of Trade Little Rock. Ark.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02

Next Monday, September 6th, is
Labor Day.
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
New P. o. Rates

Postmaster ]. +. Leeper wishes us
to call the attention of the patrons of
the Dermott post-olIce to the new
rates of insurance on parcel post pack
ages, which became effective Septem-
Der lat The new ruling provides that
fourth class mail may be insured
against loss in an amount equivalent
to its actual value up to 500. whereas
the former Init was $50, and reduces
the fee for insurance up to IS from five
cents to three cents. and other, in
proportion.
The rates now effective are as fol
lows:
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02

We are making some very
attractive prices on Paints,
Varnishes, Stains, Brushes,
etc. Blythe Lumber Yard
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02

That cold day in August that
we've heard about for SO many Years
happened this week
The Dermott news., 1915-09-02
Additional Local News

lel' SATURDAY ''S"I 'o' '''e'i "oi''e az
houston eAAs' a''e' i Isl. % 'e'e,
d. weeks 'etg a' ''e ''o'''e u ''e' '''' IT.
sam U'o'oH' VIZ" ms rs" "u'o'''o-
o''e' Is prepared u : ~ ( III ''-''d'' a"'o
'erN ice. i,'S u "'S ~, "e . az 'S :
reaoE Tor ouS'',e'S "o"e u 'ef'N (
"oSi at "e' foSNeH
Mr.. VIII Irwin of TilIar was a bust
inaI.;al, ~ rsaI asta+a ,,.ith = Vow to
,,,s..La,;,Ta 40 ,a.l.;no, .h;. b;s ho,oa
W., -, cu,,,.r
K. A Mod OF Little Rock was
guest Of his sisters, Mrs r. +. kemley
and Mrs. K. l.. Harden sunday. tie
was EN- route rome from " imar. where
he lived until few months ago
KEY w. / Hta'IS""'N last St't'uaS
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@brumg
5ii gr. Gtto Jnet.uer SurdJ ben Era.
iiSsHtsu 8iliOH ,u 5beil seluorSeu.

Or. Otto 5iittner 1T Dom prGFben.
ten WiIfou gum Stabsar3te an Stab,
bss SeneroIarJtss 9oreas nit Diff.
8lersrang in Der reguldren 4rnse Der
8ereinisten Staatsn ernannt tporben
Or. Jiittner bat Dor eini1.r 3iet
fadfpiiieni6oitIiae @Ortrdge in 0aib.
ington gebaltsu, bic bon sablrei6er
aer3tsn bes 9esres unb Der Warine BE-
iu6t purben. 9ensralarst 8oraas
brahte ben DDrtrdoen BEG Or. Siittne,
Sas gr0bte SntsreFs sntssssn unb err
Hanute ibu einen Ronat fpdt.r gum
UlitsIiebe f,inss Stubes. Die Grnen.
nling iuurbe Don bem Senat Der Der
Staa.sn gute.beiBsu unb bonn 9rGii,
benisH beitGtiet. SIN arisgsfall If Or,
Sittnsr OerpiIidtet, ii4 in Wdihington
gum 0isuft gu msIbsn. Su Frichsn5s
5eit.n mub er behufs prdttiiher Heb.
uns eiHmal i'm Sabr an MonDpern Der
rsguIdreH @rmse tbetInebmsn.
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Wanbaiei,
3erbredIeu bem NildbdnSler Safob
auSreius Wildjflaidjen i'm @ert9e
BON $50.

ginen eisenartigen Jal bon @nn>
talismus beri4tets geitern Der Mil9>
fubrmdnn Safob 4nbreirs DON glo.
2729 Weit WcUsiden apenue. Seinen
angaben na9 tpurben, tpdbrenb er
eeitern Wcraen ssgen srpei llbr Wlilf
in einem 5aais an Der NcWiiden
9loenue unb abbiTon Strabe WRtlf
ablieferte fait bic idmmtli4en Ulilds
fldfhen in feinem Waeen bon brei ibm
unbeiannten MGnnern sertriimmert.
Die 8urfden entflobsn bann, sbe er
auf bas araGen Der 5laiftn our
Stelle mar unb or mubte ipieber mad
6auie fabren unb ben Wtil6oorratb
srfeBsn. 9egsn bier lIbr ma6te er
iih ipieberum baran Uiil6 a63uIiss
fern unb pdbrenb CT in Elm Sans hins
einainq, itsllten iih bic frsi gurIden
pieber elm unb iblussn unbdrmher5ig
auf bas pferb elm. bis basfelbe idlieB1
lid ffeu purbs unb bur6brannte.
anbreips mar isiner 8eriiferung as.
rabe nod i'm Stanbe fit binisn aIf
ben Waasn al f6tpingen. fOnnte ies
bod obfton sr nit 2s6tnsgefdbr ii6er
ben Woasn ipegtletterte, bas pferS
nift bGnbi1sn. 4H Der grigbton
Bride an Der WeUliden 2lpenue ranus
te bas pferb i6lieblih aeesn eiusn ei-
isrnen pfsiler unb BET bsm 2lnpral
tpurbe 9lnbreips nuf bns Strnben'
pflaiier seidlsubsri, fam jebo6 oliits
li6eripeiie nit sinisen unbsoeutenbsn
Shrammeu bnbou, iporuuf ,s ibhI
icblitblit gelang eas Qf.ro iDieber
ein3ufdngsu unb gu berubigsn. llebet
bic SbentitGt Der @onbnIen, bic jbm
einen G9dbsn BON etpa $50 perurs
fatt td6en, mar QHbrsfps ouber
Stdnbe irssn6ipslte SnformntioH gu
oe6en.
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Siftere 9fotb
Srie6 anseblidJ ben Sauuipieler
SbOmas u. Srntb ,lm Siebitabl.

0ur9 biitere Qot6 purb. ieiner
Yerii4eruHg mad Der aus yitts6urg
tammenbe Sdduipieler 56omas u.
Seatb gum Diet. 90 DerIi6er.e er ss.
tern benz Detet;iD 9auIton geasni6er,
Der ibn i'm Wunro 6otel Der5aitets.
Der i'm 9Otsl bei6dftisten Jrau Gat,
S6ersr mar pamIih Elm pottsmOnnais
abbaHoen getommsH, bas l3 Gents snts
belt, unb Der Ysroa4t, ben 9isbItabl
feganssH su ba6en. iisI auf 5eatb.
dis sr sur R,oe asitsllt purSs, tseis
er iofort elm umfaisupss 9ef;dnbnib
ab unb fiibrts gu i,in.r Gntihuloiguns
on, odb bic bittsritc ROTH ibH gum
9is6fiabI peranIabt babe. Seiu.H Gns
saben mad mar sr i.it ldngsrsr ,3sit
pbns gsihaftisuns unb bate aud
msbrere 5aee a5iolut ui9ts gsosfsr.
5n Der @er3psiiluns nil sr bonn bas
portemonnais an fd s.uomm.n uHb
iih fir bic 13 Gsnts stipas 81 sIisr
sstauft baben. toihreHb sr bas gortss
mpnnaie ielbit pegparf.
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Der gtabtratb.
geidlaitiate iidl seitern misSer nit
ben Gleftrijitatsrateu.

9sl.aentlit Der seitris.n GItras
iibuna bes Stabtrutbs. in pelder IN
eritsr aiuis bic 9erpiaisuHgs Srbis
mana fir bas jlpeits 5aI6jabr 1915 in
orittsr 9tiuns oeiiHitiO dnsenommsn
purse, bei4dfiisi. ii6 Der Stdbtratb
aud nit Der Jrass Der e!ettriaitdts-
roten.
Die am 9knitag BON 9sleu9tunsss
aommittes unterbreitste OTbindn3 fir
ben neuen apntra!t, bic eine Rate Don
Sd Gents Dorisbi. luurbe iudbreno Der
stitrieen Sibuns fpieberum oss Gdns
aeren beIpro6en uno Don perihiebenen
lSeiten pl,rben 9Imenbirungen ingor.
I6laa sebratt, bic bsm gsIeudtunsss
aommittse iiberipieien parsen, bas
an Samitas gOrmittag in Der angslcs
senbeit cine 5ffentIi4t Sisuns abbal=
ten fpiro.
Ssrr Camper pUn Der 3ipeitengDdro
min ben neuen aontratt 70 amsnbirt
niIIsn. DAP bic Rate feds Gents s.
ttdet uno bic Ulinimalrate, pelhs
bic @elsaiadft pro Monat bsm tIsinen
Ssonilrmenten bered)nen bari, aui 90
Gents aneeisbt fpirb. Serr Conner DON
Der %. Wdrb mar busesen, baB Der
FOntrati fir 3sbn Sabre abseitloHtn
ner6en iol, unb beantraste amsns
biruus edbIn, bnb Der aontratt nur
fiinfidbriee giiltieteitsbdusr erbdlt.
Serr Wfullsn ma4te ben Berireter be-
%. Bdrb oaraui aufrneriiam. bdb
bisies anenbemtnt 3iemlidb iiberfIiiis
ia iei, ba bic Srpinauj beIoRbers pors
idreibi, oab bic Stdot iopobI ipie bic
9elelit,afi bas Rebt bdben iouen,
ben aOntraii na6 flint Slbren aufSus
tiinoieti. SdlebIi6 unisrbreiiste aud
Ssrr nun ,psi amenoirunssn. Die Ii4
aui bas 2tusitelleH Der Rebnunsen fir
GIsitrisitdtsperbruud be5ieben uRo
flnrere Nehnirneen perlaneen.
Das JiRans -Rommittes CAB IhIiebs
Iit betanni. bab beute Yormiitas I'm
eff llbr cine 5ifentIi5t 9eriammIuns
B ;iisIi4 oes Budgets fir bds Sabr
1915 itditfinSeH pirb.
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Iarfte in Babe i'm @ariielb Tarf
glnfitelluns finOeu.

Mie geitern Dem itabtiiden ar6eits.
blreftor Sosbid mItgetbeilt wuroe,
Uirb Der yerilId genlaft merbcn fir
ben @arfielo garf Elm peiteres Dent.
nal, namlid) bos 0enfnal oes Dedr.
tprerprdiiocrten 98iainm Ncssinlcr
gu ii6ern, bas bam oltli6 bon Der
Racc StraBe i'm YnrfgelGItbe @ui.
itellunp finoen iOa, ais Benbcnt 81
benz @ariielb 9enfnlal, oeiien .ltnt
jug" befanntIi6 Jet borgeitern i'm
@onge III.
9as 8ariielb Dcnfmal Diro iibri.
gems auf ieinem nel!cn Stan0ort ei.
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oGs Rarmor erbalten. mir ocn Die
9errcn &dIliam Cooper Yroctor,
poparo @urliser iu6 anbere DrlmO.
beiieer in Der gta6barif,eft geiorsi
ba6en.
Sic 9ropasanba fir auibrin9uuJ
cInes ,5oHos iiir bas proieftirte Re.
ainlsp Gentmal ioQ bimten penigel
Iagen in bic g8egc geleitet iperOeil
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Intimer 5relno Oes .gr1iioenten Wr-
ainlep mar, olI pcranlaiIen. Die Sa9e
IN eic Sdnb 81 ncbmen.
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Jm 9lmit
Sit uunmsbr 9lrtbur Gspp als Der.
StaateH llnterifaemriiier.

Qribur espp bat seitern, als Roh'
ioIser Don George pudta, 5ds amt
bes Der. Staotsn llutsrihaBmeiIters
anaetrsten. Der 4mtseib puyoe benz
neusR unteri6asmsiIter Don Ri6ter
War .. Ulap abssnommen unb Der
Gerempnie ipobntsn auber Der Satin
unb ben beiben Rin6srn Serrn es2n's 8
nod sinigs psri0nliae Grsuubs uno
partsigsnoHsn. ndmlid pOitmsilier
Sobn 6. Sbuif, 3bomas Roctor. Jobn
Nelb Bed unb Soi.pb u. OSara bel,
bic aud pradtigs 9Iunsnitiids g.iaubi
ba.tsn.
Der getrag, ben Der n.u: llrter
Ihabmsiiter bon isinem 9orgGrger
iibernabm, 6slGuft iia auf $30.2o9, :
065.07. als 5srr gutta isinsrseit
bas 9tmt antrat, iibernabm sr S2l,'
293, ,203.S7.
5err pu9ta ipurbe nnIdblib ieiuss
gusi6eioeRs aus benz amt BON ben
anaeitsllien bes llnierf6asamtes nit
einem prG5tigsu 2itbssbehsr 6si6enft
uno bic lleberrsitungsrebe btelt Der
aafIir.r Barrett. Serr puhta ants
iportsts ,ur3 uIb CAB isiHsm hsr5li6su
Tdnt Qusbrud.
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VribDifen
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