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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
SENECA'S POST OFFICE ROBBED
Safe Cracked, Money and Stamps
StOIen-BIief Local Notes.

Seneca, Oct. 19.-Special: The
Seneca post Office was entered and
the safe blown and robbed Monday
night. The loss is not definitely
known, but there was small
amount of money and lot Of
stamps taken. No clue to the rob-
Der has yet been found. The work
is thought to have been done be-
tween the hours Of 2 and 3 o'clock
a. m.
Mrs. r. b. Jones, OF Lowndesville,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Hunter.
Mrs. Emily Thompson will leave
Thursday for Wrenn's and Augusta,
and later for a visit to her sons in
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend
and Miss Anna Hunter, of Anderson,
were recent visitors to Mrs. w. S.
Hunter.
Mrs. E. A. Hines, Miss Gladys
Ramsay and Ben Lee Hamilton were
among the Seneca people who at
tended the Auburn Clemson foot
ball game at Anderson Saturday.
Mrs. w. p. Reid attended the
Pickens County Sunday School Con-
vention at Central last Saturday.
She had a place on the program.
Rev. /. E. Wallace was not able
to fill his appointment 1T Richland
last Sunday on account of sickness.
The appointment was filled by Rev.
Charles Holland.
Rev. M. Il. Kirkpatrick, OF Rock
Vile. spent few days the past week
with his daughter, Mrs. 3. A. Lowry,
and filled the pulpit Of the Presbyte-
rian church Sunday night. Mr..
Kirkpatrick was on his way to
Synod, which meets at Rock Hill.
Mrs. S. j. Craig and children, Of
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
OCTOBER 20, 1918.
WOMEN PERISH IN FLAMES.
Three Dead and Others Injured i'm
Atlanta Fire.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 1.-two wo-
men are dead, one other probably fa-
tally injured and four other persons
more or less seriously injured as the
result of fire which destroyed the
offices Of the Mutual Film Corpora
ton on the second floor Of the Mion
building here to-day. A number of
other persons suffered minor injuries
when they jumped from windows to
the street.
The dead are Miss Clara West
brook, body found in film room; Miss
Lottie Ham, died at City Hospital.
The injured: Miss Lucille Davis,
probably fatally burned Miss Beulah
Vows, burned about face and hands;
injured in jumping; H. Matthews,
broken leg; J. e. Carlisle, fireman,
burned about. face and hands; G.. B.
Adams, burned about face and
hands; bruised in jumping.
The Third Victim.
(Atlanta Constitution, 1Sth.)
A third death was added to the
Mutual Film disaster list yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock when Miss
Lucille Davis, one of the girls trap
ped in the second story supply room.
died at Grady Hospital, to which she
had been carried in an unconscious
condition.
Miss Davis was dragged to fresh
air by Fireman John Abbott, one Of
the first TO reach the supply room
when the fire department arrived
upon the scene. She was lyicS upon
a work bench at the window opening
on an alley in the rear of the build
ing. Evidently she had attempted
to jump, when her dress caught in a
workman's wise near the window.
The two other girls, Miss West
brook and Miss Ham, found in the
same room with her, were either
dead or dying. Miss Westbrook,
stenographer, was dragged from the
building dead, while Miss Lottie
Ham, in a dying condition, was car
ried down the ladder and a vain at
tempt made to resuscitate her.
Mis- YOSt Recovering.
Miss Beui1h Yost, one Of the most
seriously injured is fast recovering
at Grady Hospital. Physicians say
that there is little doubt of her re-
cOvery. She had jumped from the
second story window, sustaining a
broken leg in the leap.
The police have satisfied them
selves that the fire was unavoidable.
Although nothing can be obtained
showing the origin Of the blaze, it is
generally accepted that it originated
from spark from the electric reno
vator used on the first floor, on
which the films are stored.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20

Greenvilfe, are visiting the formers
brothers family, w. y. Nimim0ns.
Mrs. Eugene Runion has returned
from visit OF several weeks to her
mother in Mississippi. Mrs. Runion
will return to her mother this week
unless there is an improvement in
her condition.
Last Saturday was said by our
business men to be the. busiest day
for months in Seneca. The streets
were crowded and the people SEEM
ed on, bL siness bent. The merchants
did big business, both in trade and
collections.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Livingston
visited Mrs. II. B. Jones at Lowndes-
Vile last week.
At recent congregational meet
ing Of the Presbyterian church w. s.
Hunter and o. +. Bacon were elected
elders and will be installed to this
office next Sunday at tho morning
service.
An interesting program is being
arranged for Christian Endeavor
Sunday night. DR.. q. G. Doyle will
make the address on the subject
politics in the Church"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
Tuesdays Anderson Market:
Cotton (gradedD 12 to 12Ac.
Tuesdays New York Market:
Weather Forecast for One Week
Especial to Keowee CouricrD

Especial to Keowee Couricr.)
u. S. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Atlanta, Ga, Oct.
10, 1915.-Following is the weather
forecast issued by the U. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, d. c., for the
week beginning Wednesday, October
20th:
For South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: Rain Wednesday, probably
continuing Thursday along the
South Atlantic coast; otherwise
generally fair weather will prevail
during the week. Temperatures
will be moderate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
Card Of Thanks.

Oakway, Oct. 1S.---Editor Keowee
Courier: We ask space in your val
liable paper to express our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness shown us during the sick
ness and death of our darling little
daughter, Curtis. May the richest
Of Gods blessings be showered on all
Of them is our prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Jaynes.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
Jersey Defeats Woman Suffrage.

Announcement comes from New
Jersey that Mrs. Friekert, leader Of
the suffrage movement in that State,
comedies defeat Of woman suffrage.
Complete returns from 285 out of
1919 districts, scattered in every
section, give a total Of 2O,O1O for wo-
man suffrage, 7,591 against.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20

WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON ELECTION RIOTS
One Man Killed and -Four Injured as
II Result

charleston, Oct. 15.-Sidney J.
Cohen, a reporter for the Charleston
Evening Post was killed and four
men were injured, one OF them seri-
ously, this afternoon while the city
Democratic executive committee was
in session to canvass the returns of
the municipal primary election held
last Tuesday.
Immediately after the riot Cover
nor Manning ordered out the militia,
instructing Col. e. Nj. Blythe to take
charge, and 100 of the National
Guard marched to the scene on the
corner, Of King and George streets
and restored quiet.
Injured to Hospital.
The four men who were injured
were rushed to a hospital Three of
them are reported to have been only
slightly injured, while the fourth is
wounded in the lungs. 1t is feared
that he will not recover. The report
that JOS. A. Black, chairman Of the
committee. had been wounded was
incorrect.
The disorder occurred inside the
room where the executive committee
was in session following a fight on
the outside between several persons
in large crowd that had gathered
to hear the result OF the election
Until this time there had been no
intimation Of IL riot. Following the
dithculty on the outside it is stated
that an argument on the inside, made
more heated by the excitement on
the street, caused the shooting of the
reporter and the wounding of the
four other men.
BOX Protested.
Some trouble was feared when it
was reported that one box in which
the Grace faction claimed so votes
would be protested at the committee
meeting to-day. Without this box
Major Hyde had a majority Of 100.
The Grace supporters claimed that
their candidate had SO-odd votes in
the box.
Another unpleasant feature that
the managers had to face was num-
Der Of challenged votes, but little
troub'~ was expected on account of
this in view OF the fact that the
number was divided almost equally
DptWGpn tha two faction
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
No Jury Cases Yet Tried-Judge
Moore Busy, However.

uc SOull Vi common 1leaS Tor
Oconee convened in Walhalla Monday
last but so far no jury cases have
been heard or decided. The Jurors
were dismissed Monday about noon,
none having then been used, and
Judge Moore found that the remain
der of the day would be occupied
with matters not requiring the pres
ence Of the jurors.
Court was convened Tuesday, with
still nothing in sight for the Jurors.
and they were again dismissed after
the brief formal use OF one panel in
which a consent verdict was handed
in. The jurymen were instructed to
report this morning.
1t is reported that the case of Can
trell vs.. Holden Gland suit) has been
compromised. This case has been TO
the Supre Court on two occasions.
and the Circuit Court was reversed in
each instance. The case was first
called in 1908 or 1909.
Stenographer Clyde Smith is at his
post ready for duty whenever his SER
vices are required, but so far he has
been enjoying a rest.
The jurors drawn for the second
week OF Civil Court have all been no.
titled that attendance next Monday
VIII be unnecessary. If there should
be any business at all for second
week it will be Of such nature that a
jury will not be needed, and it is
more than probable that the session
will close before the end Of this
week.
Criminal Court
will convene here on Monday, Novem-
ber 1St. One week is all that Is al
lotted for the November term in Oco-
nee. The following gentlemen have
been drawn for this term, and these
will be required to be on hand
promptly Monday morning, Novem-
Der 1st
Jurors for Criminal Court.
d. J. Boatright, Seneca (Town).
|. l.. llarett, Center.
B. r. Tollison, Keowee.
G. f. Gibson, Center.
o. II. p. Woolbright, Center
e. e. Sheriff, Seneca.
r. f.. Carter, Tugaloo.
w. o. Alexander, Wagener
w. d. Cox, Wagner.
Ed. Harden, Walhalla.
l.. NJ. Sheriff, Wagner.
w. e. Rhyme, Westminster.
l.. l.. Williams, Wagner.
w. n. Todd, Wagner.
E. j. Blackwell, Tugaloo.
II. w. Brandt, Wagner.
Y. c. PEBBLES. Seneca.
w. p. Moore, Center.
w. II. Alexander, Whitewater
}. G. Boggs, Center.
w. e. Cole, Center.
w. O. Johns, Center.
w. o. Crenshaw, Center.
w. f.. Smith, Keowee.
w. G. Driver, Wagner.
w. b. Wyatt, Keowee.
NJ p. Moore, Tugaloo.
j. n. Fitzgerald, Wagner.
l.. n. Robins, Chattooga.
e. II. Cleveland, Seneca.
VIM. A. White, Wagner.
r. A. McLees, Walhalla.
Jesse Woodall, Pulaski.
f.. B. Gibson, Center.
w. n. Holbrooks, Pulaski.
VIM. J. Townes, Whitewater.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
Hyde Declared Nominee.

MaJOr lrlSlram L. HYDE is the
nominee of the Democrats Of Char
lesion for mayor. lie was so declar-
ed by the city Democratic executive
committee about 7 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, after session which had
lasted continuously from 11.45
O'Clock in the forenoon. The box for
Club z, OF Ward 10, was thrown out.
request for recount of the votes
was voted down, the minority faction
having already quit the room when
this action was taken, leaving in a
body when the Ward 10, Club 2, box
was thrown out. Had the Ward 10,
Club 2, box not been thrown out,
Major Hyde's majority would have
stood at 3S votes on the basis of the
action taken by the committee on the
challenged votes. On the basis of
the returns as declared by the COM
mittee, the vote stood: Grace, 1881;
Hyde. 3,10E.
The general election, in which city
registration certificates are required,
will be held Tuesday, December IA.
Militia Vigilant.
Strict military guard was main
tanned around all sides of the Ger
man Artillery Hall, where the meet
ing was held. No persons we're per-
mitted to enter Wentworth street
without credentials by the <yigilant
militiamen on guard, and every per-
son entering the hall was carefully
searched befort being allowed to en-
ter the committee room. Col. e. NJ.
Blythe, commanding the I'd regi-
ment Of South Carolina National
Guard, was in command of the local
military and naval militia organiza-
tions, which were entrusted with the
duty of preventing disorder around
the building.
Mayor Grace was relieved Of re-
volver before he was permitted to
enter the committee room, although
he at first objected to the action Of
the military authorities. lie was
searched. afer he placed his weapon
on table. Chief Of Police Jas. r.
Cantwell was also searched and dis
armed before he was permitted to
enter the committee room. Late in
the afternoon, when Sheriff J. Ell
more Martin had occasion to visit
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the hall, he also was searched and
relieved of his weapon. The weapons
were returned to the officers when
they left the building.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-10-20
OCONEE COTTON MARKET.
"Wednesday, October 20, 1870 A. NJ.

Seneca-(By BarTOn-Byri Coz:
Cotton, per pound .12h
NewIy--NBy COurtenay Mfg. Coz:
Cotton, per pound .12h
seed, per ton .............$ $4,000
Westminster-B j. G. Breazeale):
Cotton, per pound I'm
Seed, per ton .............$4 $4,000
West Union
Ny Strother & Phinney):
Cotton, per pound ..12h
Seed, per ton .............$4 $4,000
Wnlhnlla-(By &. w. Pitchford):
Cotton, per pound .12h
Seed, per ton .............$ $4,000
Tuesdays Anderson Market:
Cotton (graded) 12 to 12Ac.
Tuesdays New York Market:
New York, Oct. 19.-After some
early irregularity, the cotton market
turned steadier on bullish weather
and crop advices, with January con-
tracts selling up from 1912 to 1884
and closing at 1882. The general list
closed steady at a net advance Of
to 10 points for the day.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-24
Mnfdae.

- Ter 12j1brise 3eitungsiunl;
9epis gepiih. sol 9nurel Strnbc
tpllrbe geiteru giad,HIittag an Der 3
luIb g9aImlt Strabe bon cincm 8a'
gen iiber ben Sauicn gerunnt imS
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2 ibr na6 benz Stabtboipital brin'
gen mlibie.
Wiarp gdiiitboler, cine 56i1b'
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ben Grnen inb 9einen erbebIih per.
lett Sbr Sobn nnbm iie nad) Soitie,
mo ibr dr5tlide gebanolung 81 lDeil
wurbc.
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perionalsst utisex.

Serr 9b.pbor goblmarr
Der beitens b,iannis WuiispdbasOss ON
GonierpaiOrp Of Wluiic, bat Ssit.rl
ouf ieiner irbiiten pilssrreiie ben 80
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bise @eburtsiass.inb .mpiins oi:
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tot iit asittrn NIT Trl. annu
6aus g psrmGbli. Die 6odssii ipurb'
aeiteru abeno in rid. Tiit's pcbIrs'
nrmmirttm W.inhaus on Der Dtn,
Gtrabe unb MtWiten Qpenus in To-
I.nnsr D,iIs sef.i.rt.
Di. iitrbIi6e Dill. BEG auf 70 tra'
glide W.iis aus osm 2e6en nsidiebes
nsn irihren Giieneisbsrtibeiibsrs
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am freitao Nahmittde pom 5rauer'
bauis, Ro. 1923 Snrnnue Qp.rus in
COLLEGE 6iI, aur eniaeu Rubs beitoitsi
irtrben. Die 4naeh0riasn bnben ans
lGbIih bss hsrben Wsrluiiss. bon bem
iis b,troifen ipurben, bag ber5li8it.
DitasfiibI ihrer subIreiten ifrtunbs
uno 8e,dnuten.
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Qofal /. Seridt.
&atDnia Nennen.

Gus RsiuItut Der ssitrissn Rsnn.n
mar pis fclgt:
Gritts Rennen ! Meil,
unc 70 garbs: Spriau, (@riifin.
1860, aeiponnsn; prospect, (DOminid,
ll3), 5Deitsr; Bead gOmber, (9anJ.
I'D, brittsr. 3sit: 1:45 3s5.
Die 81 Ulutlisls besoblten: Sprian
Straigbt $3.50. place $l0.1O, Sbop
$500; prospect place S22.20, Sbotp
SO; Bead Gomb,r Sbop $3.50.
3Deitss Rsnnen &c Hurs
longs: Soc RoienfisIb, (@arnsr, 103),
aspOnnen; Rio gra3Os, (S'grisn,
1913, 5ipeitsr; 9abrip, (9sntrp, 108),
britter. 3sit: TIA.
Die 50 WuiueIs beaablien: Zoe
RoIsnfisIb Straight $3.50, plars
$2.70, sbop S2.40; Rio gra,os
placs $3.50. SboD $40; 9abrio
SbOp $3.50.
3rittes Renutn -5 syurs
IOnas: Saccbd, (9aplOr. 1o8), oapon.
nsn; Gorboms, (Ssntrp. 104), sipeis
ter; MOlie Gllioti. (9arnsr. 90,
oriiter. 3sit 100 4s5.
Die 81 Ulutuels besahlien: Sdeoba
Straigbt $3.50, place 1880, Gboip
$3.50; GorOcme ploce $500, Stop
$3.50; MOlie eaioit Sbop So.
gisrtss Rsnnen 8 Sur
longs :gulis, (aeogb, 1873. seiponnen;
Sad S'9Opb, (gsntrp, 106). spsis
ter; Cane Run, (Sterlins), brittsr.
.3eit: loo 3s5.
Die 81 UluiusIs be3abltsn: 9ulie
Strniabt $3.50. place $3.50, Sbpp
$3.50; Sad D'Doipb gIaes $40,
Sboip S4.20; Cane Run Sbptp $40.
Sinftss Rsnnen II 3s16
Weils: Grpsetation. (@orner, 98). aee
ipOnnsn; gsalab G., (Stsrlina. 109),
sipeiisr; SSobn Re1rbOH, (Wegabs,
105), britter. 3sit 1853 3s5.
Die So Rutuels bejablten: grp.ts
iation Sirdiabt $3.50, plaes $2.40,
Stop 1920; @sulab e. place $3.40.
Sbop $3.50; Sobn RsaroOn S6owI
$3.50.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
9cideHbcitutter uno GiubaIiamirer
7.u. yorR Str, 2le,uport, SIP.
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gIcidiuIIs fiir oas grojeft 5u interei.
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ll,ittge non Cincinnati nnf Dem oies.
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geiten aei;orben.
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glate iiir ocr SfuIicmns bon II Cts
per St0O @ertbabifdtung beibebaI.
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IisiIien $3.50 fir cine 9iirgi6dft bon
$1,000. Die Geisllifdft begriinbet BIZ,
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Gin outer isana.

Gie 9;OIiaei, welfc ieit einiaer
ssofen bemiibt mar, ben biciiecil
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BiItesbarrc, ga, ipelfe 8ett5ettel
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fomnen imb oaur6 baS ingeieslid,e
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griee Sin, ben 0eiudlten giann ge.
fimben. Giirh einen Der pcrboiteten
llnieraseHien pareu bic 7eicttins
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Se4ites Rennen 8 Sur.
longs: Gbarmeliis, (9entrp, 1867, qe4
iponnen; 2ansborne, (stspeb, 100
! 3ipeiter; Suressi, (O'Yrien, 108)
britter. 3eit: 1:13 1s5.
Die 81 Ulutusls besablien: Char.
meufe Straight $7.10. plaee $500,
Sbop $40; ;2ansborns plaee $3.50,
Sbop SLIGO; Sureset Sbop $5.4o.
Siebentes Rennen /
1s16 MsiIe: acis, (griffin, 1o7, gee
fpcnnsn: Sfb8en, (9arner, 100. sfpeis
ter; Illebo, Capable. 95), britier.
3sit: 1:46 2s5.
Die 50 Wutusls be5ablien: 4eis
STRAIGHT S14.70, glac. $3.50, SbOp
$4.2o; Slb Ben place SO, Sbpu
$3.50; @lebo Gbcfp S12.7o.
ssiir beuts finb fcIgenoe pfsrbs
onaeineloet:
Griies Rennen = Gellina; 3sidhs
riqs unb Gliere; 6 fSurIongs: JloTis
Grodst %, WobeI Dultuebsr IS. ROie
Of SrsInnb 100, Mabsl Wontsomern
100, Gaiata 100, 9rclpn qrints 102.
Dare 1ebil 102. Gbiaa 108, girtd
los. Sa,lanb 40.
3fpeites Rsnnen - GelIina; Wais
BEN Syiniss; 2 iGhrise; 8 Gurlonss:
Wnrn GftslIe 1o4, Cnota 104. oaSp
Dortbinstpn 100, Winnie S'Dupl09.
Sale Some 100, Ghipoior 100, Gun
Maio 100, 0olina 100. 9srnini 100.
paulion 100, GornO 109, arsumtnt
100.
0rittes RennsB - 95rIs; 3 idhs
riee; 6 iurIonss: Ginbenihal 1o4.
mors gaiIibn 106, Grumpn 106.
Gonberie 107, goOtsr Bill 100, llntle
grpn 112.
9iertes Ntnntn Sanoicnp; b
iihriae anb GItsre: Weile unb 10
garbs: Water Ditd %, grpnIimnb
102, ganberrp Gamble 105, prtres
!5srmis 10.
Siinfies g}ennen gorie: 2siihs
riae; 5 JurIones: Gounisb WiImot
1O3, Gouihern 2snaue lob, 3. Z.
Murbod 1O6. Charlie WcGn 1o6.
sgrisfn 106, '5ran'Iin 106, popmaiisr
100, Sane Struitb 100. Sofn 81.
112. Robeii,r 112.
Se5ites Rsnnsn - Ceiling; 3sidh'
rise uno Gltere; 6 gurlonss: ebbis
gs1ina 92, Qmnion e2. Stue.tbsnrt
Sue 101, Golle 102, SmperotOr l05.
DrpI 1oe, Or. Carmen 107. S,iIts
anob 10s, llTseit 10s, aoribaae los.
Siebenits Renner Selling;
3siGbri1e unb alters: ! 1s16 UisiIe:
Moraaret gurtIsp 80. Sdnia Ruls
as, Selsn ID. 1o1, Star elctrsb 10l,
+. n. WeigIe 1o2, aasn gribgepat.r
lO3, @eorge Stou 103. gBiib oOr's
103, Gsleuron II. 106. Sniiice 8oebtI
1oe, sJaIcaba 1os, WiIis 9OllanS III,
.0iuh Qripa.e 113.
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