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the G. A. r. parade. at about

following the G. A. r. parade. at about
8 o'clock.
There is to be a cavalry drill on the
polo grounds on Thursday afternoon,
September so. at 3 o'clock.
A cavalry> and artillery drill at Fort
Myer at pm. Friday. October /. Is ex-
pected to attract large crowd of G. A.
r. guests and their friends.
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If Your Teeth

Need the attention of a dental
expert. come to us for perfect
dental work. minus pain. Our
charges will be as pleasing as
our work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05

We never quote the remarkable mileages
attained on Goodyear tires. But such reports
come by the hundreds.
Some men are careful, some careless. Some
use big-enough tires and some don't Roads
and conditions differ. So does buck. And
mileage varies likewise.
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WITH WEATHER
is BIGGEST BATTLE

roads. which hinder the German
movements. M .b
This Austrians claim to have check
ed the Russian advance near Gorlic,
on the South fialiclan railway, but APP
parently the battle there has not yet
been concluded,
! The Russians hays takon the Aus
trian positions near uzok pass which
should open another entrance for
them through the Carpathians into
Hungary whiletthe Austrian's. retreat
In Bukpwiua is announced by thu
Russians as rout.s
P9 The Turks have crossed the RIs-
sian borier IN the Caucasus apI. ac-
cordfir to Cohstantinople,lG Lave de-
feated the Russisn ge-Tison at, Arla-
ham They are. however. displaying
anxieIy TOR their remaining nossss-
sions in Europe by ,feyerishly fo-tify-
ing the whole coast line. What they
fear is not disclosed, for Ii is CON
bidered hardly possible for the allies
to land q sufficient force to. prove a
menace to them. 1t Is possible they
anticipate an invasion from another
source. -
Indications agc:n point to the pos
sibility that the Balkan States which
now are neutral may take a hand In
the var. The Greek finance minister
has declared Greece Is making prep
arations to maintain the new terri
tory which she gained from Turkey
and Bulgaria, bu, that she has more
to fear from Bulgaria than Turkey
It is thought that Roumania can
not look askance ut Transylynnia and
that she ewill Join Russia LATER.
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RAINY SEASON is THE
WORST, EUROPE HAS Ex-
PEIIENcED IN YEARS
DDS I'm VALLEYS
OR ATIONS
Tsnels Ieialss Wight A aysnees IN
so aarsess :as Fe sSspls-
ih esJFsans cspes
ture One Important Russian
Es1ssssiissss

* oNDoS. Jan. 3,,rThe extremely
rainy winter the worst. Europe has
as.periehced In years has caused
foods In the river valleys of the con-
stinerit which hayis prevented any OPP
serations on i lssSe scale on the west
sern battle front and seriously inter-
fersd With those In, the Fast.
Triiiefe iiatv9 neen artillery engage
illeiits rom the seq to the Swiss bor-
slers and occasional attacks by the
1iifantty OF the opposing armies,
which when mt repulbed, have added
sI Few yards to Tho territory In the
pgse sion of tile attacking force but
hlfve alyiays proved costly. s.,
French have gained Y q little
s..'oaEls bet Nteen Albert and Roye,,
sllEit Of tiIs point where the
dtilt ttfrns aht VA III 6 ana G east OF
sheinlA ard so1f II est of SVerdun.
here att telni, ,tts d mako untenable
erllSsn posi- tion at 81, AHihiei,
qls 7ettsee iflfa proceeding a1owly.
lse 40 ne md some advance
hit linvC entered repuise
e a ai ssaf or ST. Menehouia.
tlSe lcaat the Gesnans have cap
tnEed he ilportant Russian position,
NJ Reri ilniow hiit elsewhere have been
aIllhitsa TO fnilka hentiway.
& siss iGna as blenders of weH
tort itial ions are aided by muddy
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GAS COMPANY TO MAKE:
SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS
GENERAL SECRETARY WAS
CHOSEN BY THE
GOVERNORS
GET HEADQUARTERS
Work Will Be Carried on From Y.
NJ. c. A. Building-Public
Called on For Help.
GET HEADQUARTERS

To attend the manual meeting of
stockholders OF the Anderson Gas COM
pany, which will be held today, and to
make Investigations with view of
enlarging and extending the facilities
OF the local plant, S.sA, Blish, of Sayre.
Penn. vice president and secretary OF
city. s',ss1tls tsif 1 tfnjteES, u 81 fUe
- The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the concern will be- held
this morning at the offlces on North
Main street Several matters of import
ance Will come before tile! meeting, but
a6nonnc cement nf wha. x to be ea,.,
sidered Is deferred until after the
meeting today of those interested In
'"' p'SpstFS FS eEaiaraep PLANT
Mr. ni,sh~ stated Yesterday tbat Tho
company is pre- parihg to exbeRd al
once some 5000 in extending the gas
mains. Quite recently 900 feet OF
mains have been puts.down In North
Anderson.
Mein street TO the Orr Mills ami along
other streets where the service viii
prove most advantageous.
New Equipment.
a new condenser and other new
equipment Will be PUT in at the gas
plant.
The gas company Is capitalized at
100000. and the affairs OF the con-
ceru are said to be III excellent shape.
Locally the company Is represented by
Mr.! w. II. Wones. tile Sefiieieht and
popular general manager, s,s9sk \.
If y . = Il - q =
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Meeting last night for the purpose
OF pcrfccting working plan for the
Anderson Relief Association. the board
~ governor decided upon the scloc-
ton OF Fred NJ. Burnett az general
manager and accepted the proffer or
The Young Mems Christian Association
to us" tho building OF this organiza-
non ns headquarters for the associa
'ioh. The Issuing of an appeal 10 the
people OF Anderson to join with the
association in bringing relief to the
deserving destitute OF the city and the
transaction OF some matters of lesser
importance constitutes; ihe evenings
dCings.
All but two mel ibcrs OF the govern
Ing board were il attendance on tho
meeting. but th" enthusiasm and the
business like determination with
which the board went about it's work
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WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Free Eroaa Her TrolEes,
bat Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn. Many q fine 4,
eays Mrs lessie Sharp. OF This place
wished /. would die and be relieved
et my eifiesing, frcin Wonisnly troubles.
could not Ret up, without pulling al
something to help me, and stayed "a bed
most OF the time. fcotild not DO my
tiOitsework. (, 81
The least efsiolifs oF work fired me
out. My head would SWIM ana l would
AtfeMole Tor aN hour Or more. Finally. 4
fook Cardtii. the woinafss9 tonic. and 4
am not Bothered with ralns any flore.
end don't have TO 70 to Ne6. In facS
am scaind and well Of ali mp trclbles. !.
cardui goes 10 Oh slie weak spote aua,
helps 20 make them stfcrg. II scis wiiir
nailire--sot against her. III Il iof sfe
tired nervous, ifgItahle wQirer. WHO feeI
as Il everything were WRONG, ana fseed
scsEseshiug 20 quiet their nerves ard
stsengshen the worn -osst system.
II you arc q woman ssilfefiig sroni ,sv
pf the numerous symptoms Of WOnanlS
trouble, take Cardlti. Il will help yosis
AZ al dftiggists. Z ~
ssislss tss chatanoo issdssins o.. tsdses,
1sasissp4 ~ ~ Cha1et etsezs senn-, fcr stseiSl
S1sssinele 81 snsn o psia wa 81. Il .s 81
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WORKING PLAN FOR RELIEF
ASSOCIATION is ADOPTED

and the pi lines along which
they decided operate more than
made up for anything that was lost
through the non-attendance of others.
Ask Physicians Help.
Among other important actions talk
en- was the adoption OF q resolution re-
questing General Secretary Burnett TO
appear before The County Medical So
ciety at their meeting next Wednesday
with an appeal that the physicians
lend the association their earnest as
sistance III every particular.
Advisory Committee
An advisory committee consisting OF
j. E. Barton. Rufus FAINT and DR.. w.
+. Ashmore WAS appointed and given
authority to act without formal meet
Ing OF the board being called.
The general secretary was instruct
ed to get in touch with leading me-
groes OF the city and work out a plan
!or lending assistance 10 worthy nc
groes OF tho city In distress.
Commended Efforts.
RESOLUTIONS commencing the efforts
which local individuals and other
agents have been making 10 relieve
cases OF distress discovered I'm the CITY
ana county were adopted also by the
governors. An appeal was made for n
continuation OF this service and the
cooperation OF these agents with the
general secretary of the association.
Resolutions calling upon the news
papers of the eli yto give publicity 10
cases OF distress and thus arrest tho
attention OF the public and bring as
slstance from them were adopted.
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FIVE GENTS PROVES m

81 a GeneEotis 0fier. Gut; out this
nd, encioss with 8 cents TO Foley &
Co. Chicago, III, writing your name
ahd address plainly and receive a free
trial package containing FoIey's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs.
colds and Group. Foley Kidney Pills,
for kidney and bladder complaints.
baekache. pains In Joints. rlienma-
tssm:; and Foley Gathartlc Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
ing cathartic-try all three for 6
cents, the cost OF mailing. Sold By
Evans Pharmacy.
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liamston were among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Morgan OF Williamson
was .amnrF the SIS pes III ne city
Yesterday.
s. S. Sullivan of Mount Carmel has
accepted position with the Brogon
mills.
Jesse and Charles clinkscales OF
Starr were in the city yesterday
VIII Martin of the county was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Joe .Wardlaw, of ,Belton vas in The
city yesterday Tor a short > lille,
+ L. T. Campbell of the county was
sHaoHs the, visitors in the cit: yester-
day.
Asa Hall, Jr.. of Iva was in the city
yesterday for a short while.
Cary Chamblee of the county was
~ she c.ty yesterday, <
L. e. Martin of Hopeweii was in the
city yesterday.
John Duekworth of the county was
among the visitors in the city yes
terday. ~ 7.
Or. James Bolt of Pickens was
among the visitors In the city yes
Craig Arnold of the Roberts section
was IN the city yesterday.
~. ID. Campbell of the county was
here yesterday for a short while.
John Masters OF the Mountain
sfeal: section vac IN ghei city yestqgs
Carl shirlgyE of Graytonsiile WAS
among the visitors in the city yes
terday. a',ss 's,
~ C. King OF. Townvllle was in the
city yesterday. *,
Claude Martin OF Meals Creek was
among the visitors In the city yester-'
day.
a p. Snence iias gone TO Columbus,
Ga, on a bnsiness trip.
( r. ~. Cary o. Seneca was among
tho visitors :. the city yesterday.
81 : -, ---->----f Nj q y
Poole of the county was in,
the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Wofgord Of starr was In
tie city yesterday, lil1
George lEcc connell ana George, 5rs,
have rstnrnea to the city after spansl@
ing seyeral weasss with felatiges 90
yaEious points In tennessee. S
4 Afrs. Lon Osborne aId Miss Nan Oss.
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rs07aa1

.
w. T. A. Sherard of Iva was among
the visitors in the city yesterday
Joe and Edgar Sullivan of this city
spent Sunday in Williamson with
relatives. ~ = 5Ist5s'l! 3 ~ az
T. K. f?oper spent Sunday IN Green
J. E. Massey Of PeHaieton was
among those spending yesterday in
the city.
NJ. Sc.a Bfoek q 81 PendIetons was
among those spending yesterday In
the city.
Robert Moorehead of the Concord
section was in the city yesterday,
s. r. Hanks of the county was in
the city yesterday.
Furman Martin OF the Lebanon sec
'tion was In the city yesterday en-
route to Greenwood where he is at
tending Bailey Military Institute.
2 E. H. Duckworth OF the Lebanon
section was among the visitors In the
city yesterday.
c. NJ. Duckworth of Lebanon was in
the city ycsterday. "a ,s,y,.
Tom Webb OF Leb anon was among
the. visitors In the city yesterday.
j. D. McElroy of Sandy Springs was
In the city yesterday. s. s.
9 L. D. johnson of Belton Nas in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Smith of Starr was shop-
ping In the city yesterday.
Misses Jessie and Nellie Smith OF
Starr were In the city yesterday en-
route to Gaffneys where they are at
tending Iimstcne College. - /.
Roy and Clyde Heron Of Starr
We're in the city yesterday en- route
10 Clemson College. 8 "a
]. A. Elgin or Meals Creek was II,
the city yertefdny. Z
i Frank Eigin of the NeaIs Creek sec,
tion was in the city yesterday.
r. Grant OF Mount Carn,ei was In
the city yesterday en- route to Clem-
soE College. 81 s ~
W. Z. Tribble Of Hones pAti, WAS ars. i
the city yesterday : 4
NJ. 4. Wells Of Mount Carmel was
q visitor In the city yesterday. s s s
:. o. @. ssuier Of Mount Garner was
amohE the yisitors in the city yestsr-
Henry hIoselex OF Lcwndeasi.ie was
IN the city yesterday.
Uneie" Dawe Taylor 81 Saniy,
Springs wae among those spending
Yesterday ip the city.
,. g. Smith Of fiartgail. Ca. was
IN the city yesterday.
~ a, Poole OF the connty Tas IL
the city yesterday
alx. ana lits. ". n. shsFafd 81 WI
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Stock sExeIanEe Reopen,s.

I-oNIlUN, Jan, 4. -f12;Os 8. an.le4
The London stock exchange reopenef
for business today after having been
closed since July 20. Severe rostric-
tons were placed npon trading to
prevent anything approaching panic
selling or the unfoadine Of securities
~ hostile countries- Busiuess was
sstricsly Oh q csah hasfs.
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PALMETTO THEATRE
TOD.AY'S PROGRAM:
IN VAUDEVILLE
Conrad's Go.Ahead Girls
present
"THE RED WIDOW"
IN MOVIES:
"Thc City OF Darkncss-ln , Reels-BrOncho.
"Llmping Into IIappincss-Beauty.
IN MOVIES:
"The City OF Darkncss-In , Reels-Broncho.
Whipping Into IIapplncss-Beauty.

Great crowds attended the performances yes
ierday and much interest was manifested In the
frcc annual passes that are TO be given away dur.
Ing the next Four Wceks--twO each week. max.
ing eight I'm all. These passes are guaranteed TO
be honOred during the entire year, regardless OF
who manages the theatre.
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HOW no CURE Al .I,h tsRTPPE.

Coughs that hang ON, demand
treatment. Stop and tfinisi Reason
nd cotnInon sense tel. Sou that II ss'
folly to grin and baer it.1 Those
Faching 10 grippe coughs TINT wrench
the body and casrse soSeness and
painh In the lungs yield more luiiie ekiy
tn Foley's Honey and Tar than to any
cher treatment. Forty years record
of sneceeses proves this. For.
eonghs, eoldss Group and other siissf
tressins ailments IS .of throat. eltesf.
lungs. saFynx and bronchial tubes, yet,
car find nothing that win c0fnrarsi
With this reliable remedy: Soid BY
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-05

borne have returned to Spartanburg
after spending the holidays with Mrs.
Robert Robinson.
Mrs. Mamie Craig has returned to
West Union after q visit to this city.
4 w. c. Wharton OF Laurens was in
the city yesterday. asia -it.
Glenn Simpson has returned to
Starr after a visit to the city.
Rufus and r, Reid OF Piedmont
were in the city yesterday.
T. w. Richardson OF Peizer was ii
visitor in the city yesterday. q
I Miss Turpin Lynelle Crout return
edyesterday to Lynchbupg. Va, where
she. will resume her studies in RAN
dolph Macon College, she having
spent the holidays here with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J: D. Crout.
Miss Virginia King of Greenvilie is
the guest of Mrs. j. E., Breazeale.
4 Ietf D. Maxwell left yesterday so.s
st. Louis after spending the holidays
here with his family.
Z. Miss Leila Russell has returned &c
her duties at Winthrop College after
spending the holidays with her J,ars
.ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Russell
]. G. Harper of Eureka was 70 the
city yesterday, tsS,S
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. e. Bra dley 8of
Clemson were In the city yesterday
EN- route from Troy. where they spent
tho holldays, to Clemson.
Cadet Gladstone Acl,er has returned
to Clemson College after spending
the. holidays with bis father, II. III.
Acier-
SF'rafiin Chenault hae returned 10
Wofford College after spending the
Holidays With his mother, Mrs. o. AZ. j
chenanit. 3
Fred Pearman returned to wash
iington yesterday after visit Ia HIS
father, s. N. Pearman.
Miss Tabiiha McFali has returned 3
to Winthrop College after spending
The holidays With relatiyes here.
HOW no CURE Al ia GRIPPE
COUGH
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~ a. Poole of the county WAS d
the city yesterday. 4
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,; 9. Smith Of fiartsail. Ca. Was
IN The city yesterday.
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{ Frank E1gin of the NeaIs Creek sec
lion was in the city yesterday.
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]. 4 Elgin OF Meals Creek was in
the city yerterdny.
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Uncle Daxe Taylor 81 SANDY.
Springs was among those spending
Yesterday in the city.
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SeBt aHW OOIel Gbcmifcr.

gu Den allerituRiten GlnrihtunIen
mander grpBen >ooteis ac10rt aud
cine a%ateilunQ ilr 6bemre, in ipeI'
tet Elm oDer mtirere 5unlrute be-
itdnoiQ nit temiiter llaier ufuu.
Qen I'M s5ntereile Der Qote. Geitan'
gen uno Der 0dIte bsi6Sitiqt iino'
sin 6otel elmer neitliden oHeritanIs
inen 5tapt beiibi leit tur3em ell re-
qelred1tes cbemines Goboras
tprium, in peldsm Elm Gbers
@bemi5er unp 5lpel @efilfen Orbels
ten. User et.pa iiber oieie yieucrun9
ladbt ooer in igr bod)Iteus Elm HetIas
me : Studfen elblidt, Der mogs lldl
in eineeipeibten AgeiIen zines bellsren
belsbrea lnNen.
Dteie Gbemiter ba6en 3undtlt
ale No6rungsmittel gu priiIsn, Ipels
DIE in Das Dotel tommen, IS miro
tehouptet, ooB 6otel G%intduier
i6on Gduiig ppn nGnolern betro9ef
poroen ieien, peltle ltdtt Der beltell'
ten prooutte minoee tperti9e %Iielern.
neniQitens iold)e nit Den beileren
sinI6muQQelu, III Der Griuortpng,
0aB oies in oer W}enge uidt bemerti
perbe' Die miienihdftIiae Yr0s
iunQ otlet Nabruua9mitteI in Der
01enie N1:ei!nHg iu9rt 3nt
promYten Gntosaur3 o.le1 iolIe1
Brattiien. g.ia sui bic ejetrdnit
.rltreatn idj ot lt9ietlltaa3ct
2l6er uo1 aHoere 0irge .oeyIea
DOM GGetaitet aear1it. "a pfr2e'
Die GejIeu - fst.e mo Tlu9j1e
uno gsdi4 4salDsr arlnstt@ iu>
oiert. IN eire0l oyo8eH .ooit. nas
ben oteie ipe noar ge.la3it5fGsn
5Gdeldgn 9ilen boien bon t1u1fns
BEN ppn Dolors iItrli4 aug. Ids
5tiid 1oiIe.teu @eiFe, lueites les
Sem gait qeljefert wiro, eryC9f. eHm
srIten gRulc in Notel 5%treiiel be-
lonotre 9eontuna. ais cine Aolor3s
ooer Game nit tiner Gddbeaegldgs
Qlaqe qeGen Elm 9oiel orrtts, rel
lie on elmer Getilnouna oar o.
fhts 6dut 81 !eihen teaann. uno
i6r Toftor iagte. Die Gpi}ijncnnG iet
Duya einen 9etano.eil Der @eiie pcrs
uriad. por0eu, melds ihr in asm
8aith1u't qelieiert p0roeu mar EnB
10 etieds mis-, lUieoer poriommeH
lam, ods gef3rt Mot 81 0e1 unoc'
oeuieupIten @nraen rsr Grte. 6t''
inter.
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Yaecrciuatu ~tranc.t.

Sos urd,t,,r pciA Ans Scr 0r,p,
,,her ,o,,, r5I,,,jd,rn 1satcrl,nA ~
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fem 1nN %ra. - n'ri9 5lritrs.
-. oe6c,,
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' .,a,n p'", , Ia,5as,' ntrG,,''4 ,n>
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NIHUtI'S WUUt IT,. SIIVVtIt
@roBsn s bis IL anbpis
ober Sdniire. Iobfarbie
ooer ihipars. friibere Hreils
81 35 bis $l.S5. Nufrdu.
m~uuossSettaui. co.
per 9'aar CCl
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{ @~einuoheit iorOcrt 9Soblerge6cn.

Ebue Weiunotelt iii edtc 2cbcus
irc1,oc umntogIidi obnc quite Ger0du.
mug unb requlolen Stublgnug tam
man nidt qciuHo ieiH. &ormH alio
nidlt ouf %oriencn @ei6 bolteu mo
Gronfheiten r%iattren2 W0n bruudlt
0lcs niht. Wiou uebne cine nol Ir.
Sings ]tctu 2iie 9ij1c 0es Abcu0s
tn0 oe5 Woraetis miro mnti qutcu
EmblaonG baben itno lid mobl iIlb'
len. 4nd miro i'd ser 9ppetit uno
Die @eroouuua beiiern. Qro6irt cs
beut abeno.
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Shr MdsolCin aus Saarbriiden
Shidt ieiliteu Nltohpt!
Ia nil es mid, ihuer beoriideu.
Use ih euf oauteu ioa.
Sin smeiter Yaorb" fir eud. Seen.
IaS liinoe mir idIedt Su @ieiiht.
ySie t0aHte ih euh aeiteh ben:
Ser &pntma oeur trtnft niht~
&oh oarf ids aud nift wa9en
- &eoenft nun mte oas tliastl -
SD fam bod unmpglth la9eu:
Ter & o mmauoeur Der t|rtntt!@
Sd fann's bait in 0orten nidbt fIeIoen
gSeiB nid,t lule id Iagea iou;
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