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The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
NERVOUS CHILDREN

From early spring until July is the time
that St. Vitus' dance usually develops
and nervous children should be carefully
watched during that time for symptoms
of the disease.
Irritability is one of the first signs
noted. The child frets, is quarrelsome,
cannot be amused and does not sleep
well. The jerky movements and weak.
ness characteristic of the disease come lit
tie later. The patient becomes pale, Ian
guild, haslittle appetite and is usually con-
stipated. Such child should not be al
lowed to study but should be kept quiet,
given a nutritious diet, remain out Of
doors as much as possible and take DIR.
Williams Pink Pills to build up the blood
and strengthen the nerves. If unusual
symptoms develop or if the nervous
ness continues to the point of hysteria, a
physician should be called. In most
ises the tonic treatment with DIR. Will.
liams' Pink Pills is sufficient. Without
treatment, St. Vitus' dance may become
chronic.
Parents of nervous children should
write to the DIR. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y, for a copy of the
Method of Home Treatment and diet
book called "What to Eat and How to
Eat" Your own druggist sells DR.. Will
iams' Pink Pills with directions for use.
SPECIAL. TO WOMEN
The most economical, cleansing and
germicidal OF all antiseptics is
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20

OIdCeS CdllHoI dl. oru W De the IHOSC DdcK-
ward.
Upon our neighbor Germany has put
almost the last humiliation. Had s}he
enemy not been already suffered too long
by the Washington Government this hide
GUS deed, the like of W hich never STAIN
ed the darkest ages, would hardly have
been attempted In the characteristic
German way. one boldness after another
was presumed upon in Berlin commune
cations with the Washington State De-
partment. Each sighting move was
feeler to ascertain how much our neigh
Dor would stand. 1t was thought that
the height of effronterywas reached when
a German auxiliary cruiser ran into
United States port for refuge from Brit
vessel loaded with United States cargo
ingenuously referred to his exploit as if
the United States might think of his act
of ocean brigandage upon United States
commerce. And he apparently was not
surprised to find the Wilson Government
patient. Then followed the browning out
rage of the sinking of the United States
vessel, the Gulfight. Notes of progress
sIve insolence have been handed by Count
Bernstorff to the American Government,
but the sting in them failed to rouse the
philosopher of the White House. SO Ger
many not unnaturally concluded that
there was no end to the tameness Of the
great republic. If we mistake not. she
will find that this wholesale murder of the
citizens of the neutral United States on
the high seas goes beyond our neighhor's
forbearance.
The Washington Government knows
why the American citizens whose names
are on the passenger list of the Lusitania
trusted themselves to that ship despite
the warnings of the Kaiser's agents and
accomplices IN New York Those Ameri-
can men and women disregardei the
warnings, not because they believed the
Germans incapable of torpedoing a pas
senger vessel, but because they felt that
the neutrality and puisance of their nation
would be respected. The Washington
Government cannot let these American
citizens who relied on its protection 90
unavenged.
The Kaiser and his courtiers and war;
riors have often spoken of ''The Day."
For them the day of reckoning is near it's
dawn. If when it comes for the German
Empire, Nemesis has not already over
taken the Kaiser and Won Tirpitz, these
grand malefactors ought to be put to
death by the common hangman.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION

Much disease, trouble, suffering, dc.
preston and worry, usually blamed to
other causes is due to constipation.
Even chronic constipation can be cor
rected by care in the diet and proper
treatment with gentle laxative.
The use of harsh laxatives, unfortun-
ately so common, gives temporary relief
but in the end aggravates constipation.
Pinkletsare dainty sugar coated granules,
they act gently, causing no nausea or
gripping. They clear away the waste and
prevent congestion. With little per.
sistence, which the result is we'll worth,
Pinklets really correct chronic constipa-
ton.
Write the DR.. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y, for free sample or
get full-size 25-cent bottle of Pinklets
from YOUR own druggist.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
Would Excommunicate Germany.

.o,-bert j. Spinden of the American Museum
p Natural History in the New York TimesJ
What can we do to uphold our honor
~ the cause of civilization? In arms
s nn are almost as weak as China, and to
W '4tempt blood reprisal would be to sink
.. ~ low plane and to sacrifice what lit
y, ~ remains for the upbuilding of the
nICorId's peace. But in America moral
sT has gained through the loss of
io Or at arms. Joining hands with Nor
% .av Sweden and Holland, who, like US,
t Sr3o paid sad toll to the Kaiser's mad
na we can together excommunicate
Gsrmany from the society of nations.
5Iready ringed by fire and iron, the lost
a nl can still be made to feel the
rgogbt Of the worlds condemnation.
Tb DT in physical and spiritual isolation
If III them hug guilty conscience for
somfort till in awful realization they
s1sh the blasphemy upon their lips and
zine the murder from their hands.
Ne have their ships in our harbors.
These are better hostages than princes
# the blood Let US withdraw our citi-
ssrs our consuls, and our ministers from
tFs land beyond the pale and put the
Ergnd of renegade upon this people who
:eorn the laws of God and man.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
U. S. SHOULD PREPARE DEFENSEs
Mccall Draws Lessons From ..Lusitania
Tragedy.

HARTFORD, May II. Hon. Samuel w.
Mccall of Massachusetts, speaking be-
fore the Society of Colonial Wars this
evening, said that the President "may
be trusted to face the grave situation
with Germany with intelligence and pa
triotism, and in his difficult task he will
have the sympathetic support of his
countrymen without distinction of party.
sin the meantime" he continued,
"the country has. lesson to ponder over.
Our isolation, which has been a potent
defense, has been lessened by new meth
DDS of warfare and by the Panama
Canal, which has greatly changed our
military problem. In the face of what
is being done in Europe we can RELY
little upon international law in the pres
ent temper of the world. With all
Europe ablaze, with Asia only now on
the verge of war and with the world ap-
parently given over to brutal savagery,
our country should be put in a condition
effectively to defend itself.
"Our unhappy countrymen upon the
Lusitanla did not take seriously the
warning of the destruction which came
upon them, because they could not be-
lieve that great Nation in defiance of
the long sanctioned canons of public law
would destroy the lives of women and
children upon an unarmed merchant
ship on the high seas with no opportunity
of escape. The country should derive
lesson from their unhappy fate and not
be guilty Of similar optimism.
1--WE cannot improvise dreadnought.
but while the lesson of the war has not
increased the prestige of that costly
monster it has brought to light the great
efficiency of other means of defence up
on the sea and we should at once proceed
to secure them. We should have a
greater nucleus for an army and pro-
vision for much larger and better
trained reserve.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
THINK OF 1T
10000 Persons Publicly Recommend Our
Rem .dy. Some are Belfast People.

Remedy. Some are Belfast People.
Over one huadred thousand have recom-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills,
For back ache, kidney, urinary ills,
Thirty thousand signed testimonials
Are appearing now in public print.
Some of them are Belfast people.
Some are published in Belfast.
No other remedy sho VS. such proof.
Follow this Belfast m ans example.
soma six years ago, when living on farm
near Morrill,, Me, l had considerable trouble
from lame and aching back" says l. w.
Cross, retired farmer of 81 Miller street, Bel
fast. 81 had been bothered in that way off and
on for about year and half. Some of the
attacks were so severe that was compelled to
lay off from work for day or so. l read about
so May people being cured of such troubles
by Doan's Kidney Pills that got box. They
acted like magic and cured my back in no
time. had no further trouble for soma time.
was working around the yard one day and
probably over did myself, which brought an
other acute attack. l again used Doan's Kid.
ney Pills and they relieved me just as quickly
as before. confirm all that said. praising
Doan's Kidney Pills, several years ago. l con-
slider them the best kidney remedy to be had"
Mr.. Cross is only one of many Belfast
people who have gratefully endorsed Doan's
Kidney Pills. If your back aches-if your
kidneys bother you don't simply ask for kid
ney remedy-ask DISTINCTLY FOR DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS, the same. that Mr.. Cross
had-the remedy backed by home testimony.
Soc at all stores. Foster-Mburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. N. Y. "When YOU'RE Back is Lame
Remember the Name"
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
Who's Rocking the Boat +?
From the New York Times1

We still hear the admonition, "don't
rock the boat" chiefly from those who
iSouIo Excuse Germany and hold her
Osmeess. 1t is too late for that parrot
cry The boat has been rocked, not in
lnoughtlessness, but by the deadly and
deyiIi8h enginery of Won Tirpitz. Some
Where near the Irish coast she lies at the
bottom of the deep, and the sea above
ner IS strewn with the corpses of men
and women of our nation and of our kin
Who persisted when the German torpedoes
cent her to destruction. Nobody here is
rocking the boat unless it be men like
w. Dernburg and other apologists for
NE German assassins. Some of them,
tonhappily, are Americans by birth and
lineage, disgracing their citizenship by
@elF vain cropping after excavations of
ae crime. They do, in truth, stir up re-
SENTIMENT, they may kindle passion, for
.ney atfront all loyal men and women of
we country at time when the shock and
ge sorrow of the great calamity have
.eepy moved the hearts of the whole
people The people are moved, but not
" passionate or hasty action. There
was greater visible excitement when
a. US Maine was destroyed, but the pub
ay EMOTION now is far more profound
GUY pervading. That was deed of ire
a5ponsloIe and impotent spite, this is a
arSa1lonstration Of power and purpose that
Y WI put the NJ ION in peril if the root of
TTs giant evil be not utterly destroyed.
au5 very seriousness of the matter be-
ssls calm. Men are taking thought OF
@aat may and must be done to compel
@%Oaement for the wrong, but for the
5 %oSl part they are turning to the Presi.
ssot; They await from him the right
tSuta' the just action, and from him they
trmness. '' ~p ~ "
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
Current Comment.
,hes Death, ..of a National Soul. .

$50, the Sermon of Rev. John H. Jowett'
ltIoI of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Irrssureh, New York.
:, is q colossal sin against God and it is
r.medtated murder. 1t is relapse
7 'a dark and savage barbarism. In this
lnore is something worse than the death
laaiamity in the papers. 1t is the decay
sf' national soul.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
High Price of Corn In Denmark.

Farm and Preside says: danish
farmers are killing their breeding sows
and sucking pigs. Cause, corn selling
for 49, IL hundred weight"
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20

tito feel strong, have good appetite and de
gestion. sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Bur-
do:k Blood Bitters, the family system tonic.
Price. $1.OO.
The Republican journal., 1915-05-20
''nada Recognizes the Intent of Germany

from the Toronto Mail and Empire1
I'M Inns lndescribable outrage upon the
5nriis s passengers and crews will
i III the Allies and neutral nations into
t ro", action for removing from the ocean
mOa an enemy to navigation that is far
of ' e cruel than the icy sea in it's envelope
log. And of those nations the United
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Observation-Disclosures.

(Gbarl,s 0asn.r, 30 173o 5OTlOpag
}Qperu..
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Str.
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imam QpeHus.
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lGlara 3. @intsImau, 20 Ghsoiot, 8
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}Dbiteman Str.
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(Glem u. glaniemsDsr, %, Glspslanb
lMaris SdpasssrI., Is, WaoiiOH'
pius, 8.
(Dalter psarIe, 80. Qonbon, Grslano
lGli3abstb sirpaH, q, 171S 9int
Str.
lgbarl.s Ritter, 20, 421 gOaI Str.
lRois sOntag, IS, 400 RiIton Str.
(2lutonio Gsrraysui, q, 1921 5O6r
I (StraBs.
iROis Mi.l,, 81. 1893 aofIut6 Ctr.
(Qou[ Fafiolb 27. l343 5opnibit
( Strabs.
lRartba Samibt, SO, 1912 Race ct
lGbarlss 6. Spites, %, 4l54 Gaitsrr
{Qoenue.
iautbrpu 8. Qe6oif o. 4249 Ger.
gus Str.
jGrn,F gurtbarot, 26, sprinaiieto.
lJrsne 6. Grant, 19. 3131 Rsubiue
Roao.
(Staul.p g. grsulsur, 25. QOdlonb.
lRargaret Sss, "a, 9odIdno, Ohio.
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lR.becta 5aau, %, 703 Barr Ctr,
lglair g. Gtaton, 26, Gl9ria, Sbio.
lNae g. 6srrea, 20, 26l5 Wa9 Str
Sigrant Sarmau, p Dindsitsr SIP.
lapSa Wcepan, q, 119 Cit g6tC
Str.
(Samss 9. Wl.ist, %, 1856 Rair
! gpsnue.
lGlara g. psirorO. %. 4221 2latt
Wytnle.
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Gunea .}slauo.

@m nG6itcn Sonntau sroffnet Der
beIjebte @rboIunespIaB Gonep SsIdno
bic Sommsridiiou unO oanH piro oas
SIuRbilo iih lpieber ls69dfter aeItalteu.
Flir BEN Gr0ffnungstuQ iinb guns Es,
iOnbers @orbereitungeu setroffsn urb
oas @tobIiiiemsnt pirb ii6 ben Be
iutern bon Der i40niten Seite prGIeRs
iireu. Gs aibt bort srObartige 9eleesus
beiten gum Qmiiiement uub aur lInters
baItun1, oenn cana Gonep SsIoHo be-
itebt nur aus gsrgniissn Sm aIub'
baua III ebeufals allss proper uuD
gum Gmpfaus Der @dite bsreit.
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0aiesSall.

Sin Jiinftel Der Hationul Gisas
Saiion, tpeldbe am IA. april bsganH.
1T isbt ooriiber, unb bat iih Der
aampf I'M oos Sabrsspennant gu eis
mem Der intersfanteIten in Der 9e.
i6idt. beg RatiOnalfports sntpideIt.
&einsr Der 8 2isatlubs bat bis beute
fold beionbsre 2eiItunsen ge5eigt,
bab man ibm nit 9sre6tigung ihoH
ieBt ben .nbgiiltisen Sisg in Gusii4t
iteasn biirfte. 9batIahe lit, baB ben
Qep gorter ,Riefen", psl6e ieit
Samitag am GuBenbe Der gtungIiIte
Ifebsn, bic M0gli6teit niht Deriagt 1T,
i6On Dor Gnbe bieies Waonats SteIs
lung nit ben Gbieagoer .@ubs", bic
beute an Der Spiss ftebsu, au pe6IeIn.
Sdmmtli6e s alubs iinO isit leBtsr
Suiion perItdrtt poroen, bod bot nod
tsin.r bsriel6sn Bis j.bt cine iiberiDdI>
tissnbe StGrte ben anberen 5essnii6er
bemonftrirt. 2lua uniere nEebs" miiI@
fen frog ibrsr nisbrigen SteQung auf
Der Ransftfts e. qIas), nod immsr
aIs mabssbenOs Gattoren in osn Sab
r.atumpfs eradtst psrbsn.
Gem g.itsrn pom Qiga 6aupt=
quarter oer6fientlidtsm offi5iellsn
g.ri4t iiber bic 2siitungsn Der 8
aIubs firb bic fOlgenbsn ROti3en ii6er
ben Gintinnotier 9lub entnommen:
Inter ben 18 Der 1873 2igaipielsrn,
iU.l6e einsn qro3sntiaB Don 300
puntten (unb bariibsr) i'm gaai4laz
gen d. +. 5refien) geIidsrt ba5sH, be-
iinbsn ii9 bic rRebs" Glurte 1880,
Grob 1860 unb Oon aolniB 1888.
Sn 5rsffern iteben bic .Rebs" als
0rittsr Omit 263 - uuf Der
RanaliIie uno in me6rbafigen srsffsrn
aIs Ss6 ter Unit 241 p9. Sn
5sIbDertbeioguug bebauptsn Tie Der
brittsn pIaB Unit 962 pro5.) Inter
ben 5sbn IsitsuOsr 2Gufe 9etpinnsrn
befinoet iih Ge1h dls 9 d Ter.
r
6euts Pahmtttag oisrtss unb leg
t.s Spiel Der Ssris 3ipi'hen uniersn
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b.lpbi1. Benton uRo Doom Iino 3ur
gsoi,rurs bss gintinnatier GsfdiiBsS
in 9lusii6t asitsQt.
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Nie eaauuns.

Cine srpbartiae glttrattiun fir bic
aagoons, pOTslbit seItsrn Die Sdis
ion srSfinsi puro., III al,tu Gliis, bic
tuuheuee @.nus, peIte iit i'm Wp=
turorpm apIiieum propusisrt. 9lsin
GIfs iprinQt BON timer 80 5uB tOben
gsit.r berab in Elm fades 9dTtn,
psltes 80 6uB eHtiernt itsbt. Cine
amber, arobartige Rummsr III Sumes
q. 6arop, Der a0nis bsr Brubtisil=
lduf,r. Der Dor siuisen SSabrsH Seuia
tion ,rrsats. dIs er in ihrutnoelnoer
oobs ouI iatpaHtsm Drabt ben Rias
CARA iiberIdritt. Die 9erIpdltung
Der 2aepOn bubsr nod fir 5ablreide
anoere 9lttrdittonen fiir Die @r6ffs
nunSspo6s Sores oetragsn uno GILES
IdBt auf .irn srfoIsreiden SoiIcns
bestuu fdlisbsR. .-.-l-
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i'm 5treit pcrlest.

Der 28jdbrige 5rani Rarf6aI[ BON
Rsp Ridmoro. g., puroe gsiterr
Ra6miiiag ar elmer Sdubtpunbe i'm
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mad Der Sido: sebrdht uno mittelIt
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Strabe Soipi!ll iiberfiibrt. no Der
@erI.ste iit in siusm beIor9nibsrr.'
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mar f.lbft njtt i'm Stanbs Su Iprs6tT,
fsin. gegIsit,r isbcd sr,lGrt.r. oab
bsrI,lbe nit ,inissn auo.rsn Rinusru
in sinsn S.rsit ssratb,n mar uni
tpdbrsnb bsfI'l5.n bic S6ubpYrSs era
bdIten bd6s.
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ipunbt i'm linttu D6erarm bate. Der
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Strsii ssrat1sn gu iein. peissrt lid,
absr Sef.n Ramen au3ugebeu. Gr
puroe per patrols9uto go. 2 mad
BEN StGbtboipital ssbradt.
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lem SGnsertag i'm Gbeiter Bart
lusrSen lie bas @eprase gebsn.

Ias glrrangement5'4oHlmittee bat
nunnebr oas 4rogramm fiir Den
SGngertag feItgeitelIt, peIdes am
Wontag, 81. Uaai, am @rdberihulit.
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fitbrt lpiro. Iua Offi5ieQe ErU.
gramm beginnt nm bier llbr gtu6-
mittaas, bod tptrb porber Or. Ree.
meIins Clifton 8raB gano" bic ge.
Iuher nit tbren g9eiien uIlterbalter.
Ger geiargIihe Tbeil itebt inter Sci.
tllug oes 0errn Gouoro Strubel, Oa
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groOtIpn auf Dem 0itli6eu Sdnger-
felt ueilt. 9oS 9lberoprogramm poS
5iebt iib in ben reip. Saitptquartic.
rem Ser @eretne uno piro in einigen
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lit pie foIet:
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Il br.
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gegriiBing Der oeilti6 aulerifo.
niihen 9iirgerfrieg 8eteranen.
Rrai. Gbas. y. SdEHtot.
2. 9ie0: ,,Mitte oib auf GerHG7iG~
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Yublifunl.
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7.30 llbr.
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Daegcr" uno 80 poQt MI beb.
ben. GnrI Stie5I
(glattoeutid.)
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Ieid|te &lunoerer" gtelunafm
3. @aperiieber Dtannertor: - Der
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a. Cincinnati 2ieoerfran5 = Ser
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3. @eiteuo Mdunerbor: ,.8G9
ortf mcin ocuti6es 8aterIanb".
6. &ionicr SdnQerdor: ..Oos
0ciltibc 9aterIano", Die @aat
am Rbein".
Z. Clifton oeig5t5 Geionaberein:--
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s. puOepobI NRamerdor: - Am
Rhen". GugeIsberger
8. Sdrpct5er Idnner6or - .Ges
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f6en unb fubr NIT folder GetDalt 9s'
gen sinen WaHer a}lus. baB ntdt
nur Der aebtsrt aertriimmert, fonbsrn
aud bie 46fe unb spsi @crberrabsr
bes 2futDs ean5li4 auber DienIt es'
ife[It murben. Die beibsn Jniaifsn,
ipelde 5eitis senls abiprinssn foHn'
ten. tamsn nit benz S4redsn bdDon.
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6h,iter Yarf.

Mh BEN Ginisssn Der Darmsu
@itteruns bsiHut Der gao.iironb in
g6ehn qart ieine 4nSi,bunssirafi
ouf bic gsiuter aussuiibsn, ME biz
iiar.s Gr,auenS am Ghpimmsn uuo
Iouftiaem BaHsripcrt bartbui. abst
aud ionTt 1T i'm Gbeiier gari an Der
snas,n unS lIntsrbaltuns tsin Wun'
sel. Sm frtisH 9aub.pilIs 5bsater pros
busirtn Tih bic pantomimiitr psro
unb million, Der Gdrstr Did 5ersus
ron, 81. muiitlIiiten aomitsr arbing
unb arbins uip. glubsrSem eisbt ss
GilmprOSu.ticu.n, aOnssrt i'm Rdtbs'
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GsIb iir Giisn.SiHss.
(SnIaEnLl

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