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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
APPROVES IDEA OF A FERRY
OPERATED BY TWO COUNTIES

Camp Walton, Fla, Nov. %, 1915.
Editor Pensacola Journal.
Referring to your article in Sum
days paper, viii say that your point
Il well taken. If the two counties
cannot build bridge at Ferry Pass,
then the two counties should estab-
lish and jointly operate a ferry to
help the Old Spanish trail road, and
accommodate the people of the two
counties, especially of the two county
seats, Milton and Pensacola. In that
respect / endorse every word you
say, and would further emphasize if
| / could.
However, / cannot endorse Ferry
Pass as the proper location Of such
ferry. In establishing road the
first endeavor should always be t.
make it as short as practicable, be-
tween two main points. In this case
the two main points are Milton ane
Pensacola. The next desirable thing
is to build it across such land as vii
enable good road to be most easily
built and maintained.
The ferry to best secure these de-
sirable things should by all means b.
run, not across the mouth of Escam
bia river, from Ferry Pass to Flor
idatown, but from Carson Point pen
insula, directly across to Escambis
county. This will shorten, the dis
lance between Milton and Pensacola
by probably eight miles or there
i abouts.
\ The distance for the ferry to rul
/ will be about the same in both places
There will be no channel to b
il dredged to accommodate the ferry
The ground across which the road viii
be built Is incomparably better for ;
road. Nearly all Of it in Santa Ross
county Is Of such land that If throw
| up and kept dry, requires no clay o
] other material added to make tn
best possible Of earth roads.
| Such road would pass directl,
Through Bagdad, between which plac
and Milton there is already q mos
y excellent road.
Il The distance from Milton to tn
Santa Rosa end Of the ferry is abou
the same as to Floridatown, and tn
distance from Pensacola to the Els
Gambia end is only about four or fly
i miles.
Il / suggest that you look into thi
matter before any project for tn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
Favorite Cough Medicine.

There are good reasons why Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is preferred
to any other by many mothers Of
young children. Read what one Of
them says about it: "Last winter my
daughter had an attack of Group anc
/ gave her Chamberlain's Cough Rem,
edy. 1t relieved her at once. MY
experience and that of my friends il
that this medicine will do all that il
claimed for it." writes Mrs. w. Fl
Wood, Lima, Ohio. Obtainable every
where.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24

The Kupfrian park race track can
be made one Of the best half-mile
speedways in the country II . little
care is exercised in the management
Of it. The city could not spend . few
hundred dollars anywhere to better
advantage than on this splendid little
track.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24

George Blizzard recently married
Bessie Snow in Philadelphia. This
is the first time we ever heard Of a
snow following a blizzard in the
month Of November, but then they
don't usually follow all rules in the
City Of Brotherly Love.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24

Rumors that Col. Theodore Roose-
welt intended enlisting in the British
army have been denied. Winston
Spencer Churchill therefore, can rest
easy that he viii not have to relin-
quish the center of the stage for
some time to come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24

Recently Sing Sing convict was
arrested for contempt Of court and
sentenced for refusing to testify
against the prison warden. He was
then transferred from Sing Sing to a
comfortable Jail, where he il pleas
antly serving his Jail sentence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
THOUGHT SHE
COULD NOT LIVE
Restored to Health BY Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Unionville, MOI suffered from q
female trouble and I got 80 weak that I

could hardly w ak
ACROSS the floor with
out holding on to
something. / had
nervous spells and
my fingers would
cramp and my face
would draw, and I
could not speak, nor
sleep to do any good,
had no appetite, and
everyone thought I
would not live
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
PARIS NAMES STREET
AFTER MARTYR NURSE

Paris, Nov. 23.-The city council
has decided to name streets after Miss
Edith Cavell and Emile Despres, exc
cuted by the Germans in Belgium.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
An Improved Quinine, Does No
Cause Nervousness Nor Ringing
In Head

The happy combination Of laxatives
in LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE
makes the Quinine in this form have
far better effect than the ordinary
Quinine, and it can be taken by any
one without affecting the head. Re
member to call for the full name,
Look for signature Of E. w. Grove,
25c.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-24
Home Celebration
of Wonder Interest

The arrival Of : baby In the household
oomp1elely changes the entire aspect of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17

oRpEE OF puBL11cAr ALTON N

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
\ AT Rules held In the Office of the Clerk
ef the Circuit Court OF Harrison County,
lan Monday the LIST. day OF November, 1915
the following order wps entered: ~
Lloyd Nutter, Jane Jones. Augusta Criss,
Louise j. Kester. Joseph A. Kester, Joseph
Nutter. jason u. Kester. Emory Nutter,
and Florence Greath ouse, PLANTING. Z e 3
4 ". In Ghancery. y nssa
Marcia Lghtner. Samuel o.. hester,
Lloyd Teter, David Teter. ". Granville
kester, Bertha Kerr, Jennie Miller, Anna
Ksster. widow OF John Cs Kester. de
ceased Thos.s a. Kerr, Ghas. G.. Kerr. an
infant Emma Benda. Ruby. perkson, los
|sph .; Kerr linda Kerr. Ellen Rugh. Thec-
Dora Miller, Ina Drnmmond, widow oi
Senton r Drummond, deceased; Oral
primnend. infant; Arxln Dfu1hlnohd, IN
ihfant: Arefe Drumyuofid, dnfAnt: Wayne
pEumlno Td, an infant, Ellen aEhrhnffit
Annie Brook, Leslie Nutter, Lafe N6ffer
Martin Horn, and aliiiie Young. an Infant:
aud all ether children. or heirs 1t INV
Of jacob G. Nutter, deceased, whnse names
and places of residence are to plaintiff
phknown. defendants, rs IS ,..siss.s ~ \.
The object of the above. entitled ehaneeryi
tas parties eafstssa tasrsto ID any tass
tainins twenfy.twc acres, iuSfs s1ts Or isss.
Nihk and helflf ID Hatrisen County. West
MtEini6. ana being he cpAl reskfsed ~
Jacob &C. Nntter IN 4 certain sconyeyahfs
made by BIN 70 Lafayette Nrttet, beafine
dats tlie a9th day ii Tune. aSee. aud N
record 4 In thu nlliee &c the clerk N thS
cepaty Sengt NJ Fl rrifpn GQnntys ssesf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
OIL AND GAS
DEVELOPMENT |.
OF IR|-STATE
Latest Reports Of Operations In
West Virginia, PennsN-
vania and Ohio.

The Dorseyyille pool, in Allegheny
county, Pa, sds, supplying more new
production at. this time than any 9TH
et development in the eastern fields.
Before the close OF the current week,
there will be some important COM
pietions in the Dorseyyille 1eld. The
American Natural Gas Company,s
No. 2 on the J. Haas farm is stiil
holding up at $50 barrels day. 1t
Is now stated that the option held on
the American Natural Gas Company.s
oil production, in that field has ex-
PRED. The price reported, at which
the option was given was ON a basis
OF 81 200 a barrels.
All inquiries are. now directed to
the Rushyille Drilling Company.s
test on the Seibert farm, located due
north OF the gusher on the Haas farm,
and northwest. of the National OFT
and Gas Company,s good prod ON
the w. J. Robinson farm. The Sell
bert farm test Is drilling at fifteen
feet in the sand and is expected to
get the pay today. Just north OF the
Haas farm gusher. Alex Valley ex-
.fects to get the pay at his test on the
McF atlaht heirs ten acre tract
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
Only Local Anaesthetic is Used
and Patient Watches
Surgeons Operate.
q, As.ee,.Iso p, ,.,.,

tex ASSOCIATED PREsu ~
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE removal of
a bullet from one Of the chambers OF
the heart. under the influence Of only
local anaesthetic and with the pat
lent watching the operation, is de-
scribed by an army surgeon in the
British Medical Journal. The point OF
chief interest ELECTED by the surgeon
was the insensitiyeness of the heart
to direct stimulation. The organ was
handled freely, opened with knife,
probed with heavy forceps and closed
with a row Of stitches, without az.
fecting its contractions or causing the
patient the slightest pain or discom-
fort.
The operations were performed I'M
der a local anaesthetic," writes the
surgeon. "eucaine with adrenalin be-
ing used. The heart was exposed. No
wound could be seen, but on examin-
alton by the surgeons finger the bull
let was felt at the back Of the heart
either in the muscle or in the cham
Der Of the right ventricle. 1t was no-
tfced that manipulation OF the heart
caused the patient no pain or discom-
fort Of any kind, though the organ
occasionally missed q beat, and this,
In spite Of the fact that the anaes.
thetic had been in1ec,eo only into
the skin and muscles of the chest
wall. The patient Of course was coz
scious throughout.
"The bullet was grasped and was
then felt to be inside the chamber, SO
an incislon half an inch long was
made in the heart wall and the bull
let removed by forceps."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17

home. with no cont suops cotton
trcducing area, with its ports block
sded, and with the leading cotton
markets Of the world Largely In the
control Of the English, tho exclusion
of Germany from the en- oyflent Of
this most important product was wei
nigh complete. Thus; the driye
through The Balkans toward Anatp.
liza, Syria and Egypt may well haYe
lad cotton written in capital letters
as the goal to be achieved. M
While the cotton production Of
Anatolia, Syria and AIesopctania IL
yNnimp ortaslt In the worlds COM
i.nerce of the Article. 1t Is, neserthe-
less Of sufficient bulk to prove great
relief for the war necessities Of the
central powers. Turkish cotton Is
not Of such good quality as that
grown In the United States. Egypt
ind Indie. For war purposes. how
aver 1t Is satisfactory. Beyond
Syria IN the WHO Delta and "a pant
OF middle Egypt there IS al more im-
portant supply OF cotton OF high
quality. while to the southeast oyer
Persia lie the large cotton producing
areas Of India. From both OF these
sources, tho,sgh cut of by war, the
central powers n1,iy now be able TO Sc
cure certain intp0rtati ons. =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
Navy Officer Says Saw.
ayes Of Philippines Garry
Canine Pets.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-THE
place where the lapdog fashion,
which is so prevalent among the wo-
men Of the "400". originated. has been
discovered. The honor OF discovery
has gone to an American woman, Mrs.
y. NJ. Woods, wife OF a navy of.icer,
stationed Civite, Philippine island,
and who lives in San Francisco. 4
The originators Of the fashionable
habit are the half naked negroes who
live in the Rilals to the back of the
t0longapo country. Mrs. Woods, ac-
fcompanied by her husband, and a body
guard Of sailors, spent more than q
month among these natives, invest
igating their mode Of life and taking
pictures. Through the medium Of her
camera she has direct evidence to
support her claims that the dog car
rying habit Originated among the wild
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
Brown 5
500 W. NJ Main ST.
The Cause Of Armenia

IT is universally known that iron
rs avery Important element Of the
MOOD, and lack Of 1t is the direct
cause Of rundown conditions and
anaenlia. 1t may interest our readers
to know that Druggists Stone aud
Mercer, of this town, have in yinol
reliable. constitutional remedy for
such conditions. yinol supplies iron
to the blood in its most soluble state,
then there's the nourishing properties
OF beef peptone and the medicinal
curative extractives OF fresh cod iiy.
ers, without oil. all dissolved in u
pure native tonic wine. That's what
makes Vinol SO successful in over.
coming rundown and anaemic con.
ditiops Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
oE.lp9Ea Of rpB q !, 4

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. Is
Az: Knless held In the once Of the Cierl
sss ssa'l IS ast Sa &
james d. wi ssfi Hi fjsi i sp1sEsP;
sssf In Chansery y !. 4
J9nnathan, ID. Spftn gfr, james b. Barnes
isssph " - Basnss Jsstah
md ths upkpON heirs sat law and dSsfssss
o. George u Hibbk deceased, Reuben s.
Qon Bus Tfnstee, alice q. Basel Afford
u Gochtans Ellen G:7 Davis and Ccfheiia
u. ". g, Exscptrtcey q John Basel; dc.
Object or spit. 3
sys due on two Certain notes Of hand
sxscated b Jcnath ah u. Springer in iiis
Abbrerta tied name 81 j. 80, Springer ID
James A. Grithn, dated the 9Th day u
February, 1901s and each Calling for thu
d5;I0o dollars and due on. 81 before TIVE
and three years after date, with interest
gtyan IN payment Sf deferred purchase
money inst ltments for "a aud twenty two.
lene- hind dths Acres q coal situated on
Horizon Comfy, West Virstata, and con!
yeyed BY said James A. Griflin ahd wife
70 the SAID JohnAthap ~. Springer by
deed dated the 9Th day Of February, 1901
a NJ 4, appeartug q record IN the Office q
County West vifgtfiia, ID Deed Book No
3122, pm % 20. a1fls to enforce the Hen re.
taihed IN said deed to secure the payment
of said notes by sub ectthg to sale said
sSai md mining rights and privilege
thstewIth conveyed ~ derive funds there.
for, which said coal and mining rights are
now held and owned by. the said james Il
Barnes and Joseph Il. Barnes and the heirs
at law and devisees Of George Il. Hibbs
decensed; and for general relief.
And 1t appearing from an hfiidavit filed
in said suit that the defendants, Johnathau
n Springer. flames =. Barnes Josenh 81
Barnes. Josiah ". Thompson, Executor ri
George y. Hibbs, dAcehsed, the aetts at law
and sdevlsees 81 George q. HibbS, .dessased,
Afford J. Cochran, and Ellen a. Davis
Executrix OF John lBassel, deceased; an
each non-resldents OF the State OF Mest
Virginia, and that the names Of the said
heirs ut law and deyIsees Of said George
=. Hibbs. deceased, who are interested IN
the estate to be 9lisposed Of ih said suit
are unknown, It Is ordered that said do.
PENDANTS. as well az said parties unknowt
do appear within one month from the dnts
Of the frst publicati lon 81 this order and
90 what, is necessary TO protect their IN
terests herein.
!, iixsn, !qnleF u ny hand thts the LIST day
Z, 4 9, 9 ! WADE coFFsiAS. CLERK. !
HUGH NJ. MARTIfcs rs y & + 81 & ~
Counsel for Plaintiff. * l5t., ~.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
OPENS NOSTRILs
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CATARRH

Attic NosTRIoLA quickly stops
hawking and splitting, clears the head
and stops running of the nose and
you'll never know what you are miss.
Ing until You try IT. 4
"a small test tube Is enough to try,
and N OsTR1oL1A is now being sold
arg sreeo mlnended BY all reliable
druggists. e. j sis
lphe instant NO sTRIOIAf IS applied
The air passages are cleared sou dis.
tllnnctly feel your cold breaking up
and leaving You, and in . few minutes
yplr head feels dne. Z ''ss''s
The nostFiis and air passag es are
The breeding places for healthtd de:
stroytng germs, Colds lead to! Ca
tarrh. and all need the N0STRI0LA
treatment as preventive.
Get a small tube OF NOsTRIOLA
,of your druggist today and you'll
Wish you had tried this simple treat
mert sooner.A overt ment. 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17

ON the Q. r. brown farm through the
Kehner sand and found nothing but i
light gas pressure. ON Biz run. e.
flirgy rfstriet, Tyler county the
American on peyeiopn,snt COMPANY i
has 9 fair sasser 1T its second test on
the ]. p. Spencer farm. The Weii sis
Espraying consid cradle oil. After the
gas pressnre has stihsid ed It Will be
given A shot and will make . light
IN the Berea grit deyelopment ia
Cabin Creek district, Kanawf,a cotin-
hty. the Columbus PIaducinE Cons
many Is again In luck on the Williams
Coal GQmpanrfs tract. This company
has drilled its No. IS ON the tract
through the sand and 1t produced
feighty-aye barrels the first twenty:
Tour hours. Despite the fact that
ontsie efforts made to extend the pro.
dncing limits Of the pepl the Celhm-
bus Goppany has had gratifying
success. s. 81 SIS Al I u 80 !.
Southeastern Ohio.
In the deep sand territory. near
Nasport. Licking TOW nship; Musking:
UNI county. o., the Columbus OH
and Fuel Company has drilled its test
tn the g. Ny. Fleming farm ti,rougt,
the Clinton sand and IN the hfss
twenty-follr hours after 1t was given
9 shot. 1t prod pced ninety barrels.
9hts location Is one and one fourth
miles east Of the same cpI1pauy's
test on the Samuel Francis farm. In
jackson township. perrv Sniinntv the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
sALEsaGE|'|||I|1iO
R|GCQNCER'hl6
F'|D|:R|'|NE||:|RV||||l|||l|ORTA
Wn1. "A. Barron, Of 'Brui, wick.
Bake Collenlef Co., Writes
Strong End0rs

Mr.. William A. Barron, sales agent
for the BrunswicklBalke CoIlender
Company. is one OF the most enthus-
iastic Ners-W Worth endorsers, as will
be seen from the following, which he
wrote some time ago while In Hunting
ton, w. Va !. 3 :, a h :
II could not sleep before takine
Nerv- Worth nor was my appetite what
= ought to have been. i lacked am.
bitlon. got out Of bed tired In the
morning having had as q rule about
three hours OF sleep per night Balance
Of the time ! would be so restless that
I'd get up and try to read. Would
also frequently take hot baths to re.
ieye the sleepless condition but with
out any benefit i was on the brink a
nervous prostration. Now I am taking
Nery- Worth and am much pleased witt
results. Am satisfied Nerv-wo will
cure me and shall continue to take
It I cheerfully recommend the rem.
edy. =
Signed "Weis A. BARRON"
Coming from such q source and ii
so convincing a shape this endorse
ment viii have a marked inf]uenaeS,fn-
up sufferers from nervous ailments.
Remember also that NerE-Werth is
sold bysand recoinme nded by the Burke
Drug Store, Third and Pike streets.
that old feliabel establishment which
Is very careful regarding It's endorse
ments. Wentworth is 81 bottle.
Money back Il 1t fails to help you
s.-' ~ r.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
|BU LL IT IS REMOVED
FROM MANS HE ART
Thursday. The National Oil and Gas
Company is due to get the sand this
week at its No: q on the W. J. Rob

Thursday. Inc National Oil and Gas
Company is due to get the sand this
week at its No. 4 on the w. j. Rob
inson farm. SIX
West Virginia Competitions.
The Wildwood Oil Eompany,ss coms
pletfons OF a. good gusher on the j. I'M.
Robinson farm on Fishing creek,
Wetzel county, w. Va, again has
brought the Big Injun sand develop,
ment to the front Development
work is increasing and the chances
for an increase in production are
promising. The Wildwood OIL Com
pany holds leases on about 500 acres
and is the most active in development
work. This company is starting a
test on the w. b. Midcap farm, To-
Gated 500 feet southwest of No. a on
the ]. B. Whiteman farm: No. 4son
the J. B. Whiteman farm Is drilling,
and 1t is still still fishing for casing
at Its No. on the S. L. Morgan farm.
The New Martinsville Oil Company IL
drilling test on part Of the same
farm.
On Browns run, Lee district, Cal.
houn county Godfrey L. Cabot has
uAAACus NO. ou tlle Lynn uGlT6 IdTul
through the Berea grit. It IS d
gasser with an estimated capacity OF
100000 cubic feet day. On Rush
creek, Smithaeld district, Roane
county. the South Penn OIL. Company
drilled test o nthe s. ]. McClaln
farm through the Big Injun sand and
has Q show for light pumper. The
location is 1000 feet east Of the Ohio
Fuel Compnny's test on the j. F.
Meadows farm.
buster in Peasants County.
Near Twigg's postofilce, Lafayette
district, Peasants county, the Son.
crete Oil Company drilled No. IA on
the W. F. Midnight farm through
the Cow Fun sand and found 1t bar.
rem. On Rock run. in the same dis
trict, John Locke and Company have
completed and shot q test on the ID,
D. Mccullough farm and gave 1t i
twenty-qu shot, but It did not re-
spond and they will give 1t another
Of eighty quarts. sstl
On the North Fork of Hughes
river. Clay district, Richie county.
DIR. Collins drilled a secoud test on
the 3. H. Hickman farm, through the
Big Injun sand and developed fair
gasser. On Back run, Harrisville
district. F. A. Wagner drilled a test
I Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
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to any ftt son intctt TIA to ffie 6hs tc. |6hl
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
81 ALIAS SUMMONS. s
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
tTn tka 9har,6 ne TTh~,t.nr n

Yea arr hereby commanded, as we have
saeretofore Commanded you, to summon
Myrtle I. White to appear before the Judge
e q Snr Circuit Court of Harrison County
Fhles TO- be. held therein for said Court,
en the arst Monday In necember,i next, 20
egswsr bill In Ghancery exhibited against
her IN our said Court BY /. 9. White and
have then there this writ. ~
yitness. I. Wade Gonmnn, Clerk OF our
fsld Court, at the Court House Of, the said
county, the 1st day of November, 1916.
ana IN the 5ard gear Of the State.
/. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-17
3. 8. BLAIR,
Counsel for plaintin.
Notice TO Take Den ositions.
9. White, Plainun.

W. In Chancery. ! /. IS
Myrtle ]. White. Defendant.
I'm Chancery In the Circuit Cont Of Hnr.
rison County, West Virginia. IS
TO the defendant: You viii take notice
that the dispositions Of C. u. Duvall, John
Lemon, Minnie Duvail and Mary Davaii,
VIII be taken In the above cause af the
once Of 2. 3. Blair. In the town Of Harris-
MIX, Richie county. West virsinia, on
the o0th day Of December. 1915, between
the hours Of 9 o'clock A. 81. and O oSioci;
r. N. OF that day. to be read ID, EVIDENCE
on the trial OF the said cause on ,behsif s n
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In campaign against lead poison
ing Austrian scient lists have offered q
gpld medal for the best met hod Of
preparing leadless inks for printing
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One variety Of Chinese sugar cane
Is raised for chewing IN til natural
state, and Ii liept IN good condifion
for months BY being buried In the
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Peru is the size Of Spain, France
Germany and nd italy put tsgst Asr: 4
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