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The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Colora Council o. U. A. N

Colora Council o. u. A. M.
Colora Council, No. "a, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Coun-
cilor, Joseph P. Brown; vice-coun-
cilor, Charles H. Kincaid; recording
secretary, Alpheus A. Pierce; treas,
John F. Pierce; conductor, Samuel
J. Harris; warden, Harvey Barrett;
inside sentinel, William J.. Nesbitt;
outside sentinel, j. Harvey Gray;
chaplain, Harvey T. Davis; Jr., past
councillor, Samuel Ewing; trustees
Harvey T. Davis, Cecil Kirk,
Andrew Aiken; representative, Jos.
d. Poist; alternate, Cecil D. Brown.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Dwelling Damaged BY Fire.

The residence of E. w. Dawson. at
West Amwell. near Elkton, was partially
destroyed by FIRE late Friday night. T e
Elkton Fire Company responded and ex-
tinguished the flames before the entire
house was burned. The loss will amount
TO abont $1,000. A defective aue was the
cause of the FIRE.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
John Thomas McFalIs.

John Thomas McFalls died Jan.
81 in a hospital, at West Chester, Pa,
where he was taken for treatment
for a complication of diseases, aged
So years. A widow and three child
ren survive, one of whom is Irene,
wife of Curtis Irwin, of Zion. Mrs.
Bertha McClennan of the Greenhurst
section, is sister of the deceased.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
singerly Fire Company
Directors.
Elects

The Singerly Fire Company, OF
Elkton, has elected the following
directors: Herman Jeffers, Taylor
w. Mckinney, Jacob j. Minister, C.
e. Finck, Oliver C. Giles, C C.
Strickland, Andrew W. Dean, VIM.
litter, D. j. Ayerst, Stanley Evans,
Elwood N. Sweet and Arthur Rambo.
Mr.. Evans was chosen president:
Mr.. Finck, secretary; Mr.. Strickland,
treasurer; Mr.. Sweet, chief of de-
partment.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
DEATHS.
Mrs. James NayIor.

Mrs. Sarah F. Naylor, wife of
James Naylor, died at her home in
Elkton, Feb. 8, after long illness
aged Sc years. Beside her husband,
she is survived by one son, Edward
Naylor. The funeral was held Sat
urday, with interment in Elkton
cemetery.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

The Spring line of Sewing Machines
which we have sold for rs years or more.
hence know they are o. K. are now
shown at Bufington's.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

A flock of wild geese have already
oeen seen flying northward. which
is an indication that Spring is ap-
preaching.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

Bargains in ladies and childrenf
Hats. A call at McCoy's will prove
this. Rising Sun. Nd.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Mrs. Amanda G. Reynolds.

Mrs. Amanda c. Reynolds, widow
of Barclay Reynolds, former
Sheriff of Cecil county, died at her
home in this town on Monday morn
ing, Feb. Z. Mrs. Reynolds was one
of our oldest residents, being "a
years of age. She had been a great
sufferer from heart trouble, and for
the past two years had been COM
PEELED to spend all the time in
chair, being unable to lie down.
She had lowered between life and
death for hours and was in an uncon-
scious state at the time of death of
her son Howard Reynolds, the day
previous to her passing away.
Mrs. Reynolds was daughter of the
late Amor and Sophia Haines Carter,
and was born at what was then
called Village Green, Lancaster
county, now known as Lees Bridge.
One daughter, Mrs. Elmer Rey-
nolds, of Barnsley, Pa, an two
sons, Eugene A. Reynolds, of tia
delphia, and Barclay Reynolds, .Aof
Wayne, Pa, survive.
The funeral was held on Thursday
afternoon, the body peing laid at
rest beside that of her husband in
West Nottingham Friends burying
ground. near town.
The midland journal., 1916-02-11

zoe Doe Of RosLsI. a Rallaelaa,..
The midland journal., 1916-02-11
Howard Haines Reynolds.

The death of Howard Haines Rey-
aolds at about 1880 o'clock Sun
day afternoon, Feb. 6, at his home
in this town, came as great shock
TO this community, many of his
friends not even being aware of his
illness.
Mr.. Reynolds was seized with a
chill on Tuesday, Feb. /, while SER
wing his rural mail route, and was
compelled to go to his bed immedi-
ately on reaching home that after
noon. His ILLNESS was serious from
the outset, pneumonia developing.
terminating in death on Sunday, a
few hours previous to the passing
away of his mother. fF
The deceased was a son of the late
Barclay and Amanda Reynolds, and
was in the Goth year of his age.
He had been carrier or rural mail
route No. 1, from Rising Sun post
office. for a number of years past,
and by his CHEEKY disposition made
host of friends.
His wife and two sons survive:
Chalmer C. Reynolds. of. the State
Roads department, and Aaron l..
Reynolds. station agent at Burmont.
Pa. Two brothers and a sister also
survive. The family. nave the SYM
pathy of this community in their
bereavement at the taking by death
of two Of their members within al
few hours Of each other.
The funeral was held on Wednes-
day afternoon, and was largerlyI
attended. Services were conducted
by Rev. A. p. Prettyman.
Interment was made at BrookviewI
cemetery.
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O.Thread Coun. Muslin
lO0.Thread Count Hemstitched
Sne>f
India Umbrellas :: Third Less
Mems. Women's s. Grad, IS for s.

THIS Is THE BEST OFFERING o. India
Umbrellas made this spring and Judging
by the rapidity with which prices for
Umbrella frames. coverings and handles are ris-
ing VIC will not be able even to equal this sale for
n long time, much less to better il.
styles FOR men and women. >ntnc ior women hay" the
large tops '1ain aud fancy mission handles cover ~
piece. d, ed union taficta sin each | mlrclla ha> ~ih rasc.
None {, - ID None reserved for mail ~ telephone
orders Main Floor. , enter.
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GERMAN PRAISES THE FRENCH.
Hut the English Are Inemcieut,. q
stan Onicer Writrs.

LONDON, April lS,-The Times has re.
ccived a translation Of "A letter written
by all officer % tie German General
star to the diplimatic representative OF
a neutral country. OF which the following
IL a paragraph:
THE English are as inefficient az the
French are efficient. The anti-aircraft
guns OF the latter are simply marvel
lous and are better than anything we
possess, and our losses from this arm
are as 10 per cent. 10 . per cent. attribu-
table, Ia the English antl-aircraft SER
vice, which is thoroughly deficient. The
air service OF the French Is, generally
speaking. vastly superior to that OF the
English, whose pilots excel only in their
contempt of risk and Indifference To
danger, In technical skin, design of
engine, construction of machine aud air
knowledge the French are undoubtedly
ahead OF all Of the combatants In TIM
held."
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YOUNGER OFFICERS NEEDED.
Hinisier RoQues lrgcs Lower Age
Limit In France.

PARIS, April 1.-THE Chamber re-
".nhN discussed the bill for reducing
'e active service age limits of Officers
u me army. Gen. Rolues. the Minister
VI War, pointed out that the war made
''uhRer Officers necessary.
the law under discussion had ex-
N'ed At the beginning of the campaign"
sNp ~" General, more than 10 Cen
'd's, above the age limit now pro-
rocco. would not have made the cam
paeh' IF these ITO Generals. four Cen
,aH ~ division and sixteen Generals Of
'r!giN" are still AT the front.
me oldest General in our army Ia -
'"l "a" youngest 10. That shows that
process # selection has been carried
oul among the officers available. Offt-
's WI" ar" worn out will be eliminated
~ VI" law, which is not 4 law Of weak
"ess' but It law of guarantee for the
country %
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N. BARRES VISITS
STRICKEN VERDUN
Finds Many Private Houses In
Ruins, Though Citadel
Is Intact.
GERMANS CANNOT ENTER

!.
PARIS. april Barres or
the French Academy writes a. Follows
IN the Echo dc Paris to-day after a visit
10 Serdun
nave JUST returned from Veroun.
Verdun is al the present oment the
centre or the universe. The eyes OF all
nations are turned toward this ancient
little town. whose streets we have just
passed through ruined, smoking. de-
serted streets. and toward the hills
which never seemed 80 solitary as since
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Sc Cut Glass Sandwich Tray, $l.98

n FFERED FOR LESS than the uncut blanks
alone would cost at the price of good potash
glass today; 10 inches in diameter, perfect
crystal, cut in rich combination pattern of hob
nail and floral styles, scallOped edge, finely pol
ished.
Cut Glass, Special at CSC
Nabisco Wafer. Holders, Olive Trays, Butter Tubs,
Footed Comrc-'s, Ash Receivers.
Cut Glass, Special at $l.9S
Thrce-footcd Nut Bowls, Butter Tubs, Footed Com
ports, Cracked leo Tub. sugar Baskets, Vinegar and oh
partment Relish Dishes, spoon Trays. Spoon Baskets,
Fruit and Salad Bowls. Mayonnaise Sets.
Cut Class, Special at $2.98
Fruit and Salad bowls, Flower Vases. Vinegar and OF
Bottles, Water Pitchers. Celery Trays, Water Sets. FOote Ell
COMFORTS, Handled Baskets. Fern Dishes, Sugar and Cream
Sets.
Cut Glass, Special at S3.98
Fruit and Salad Bowls, 1-piccc Water Sets. Bread and
Roll Trays, Flower Vases u2inchl, Water Pitchers, Jeljy
Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Footed COMFORTS, Cake
Plates, Fern Dishes, Ice Cream Trays.
Basement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

LONDON. April la-Private Carruthcrs
of the Royal Fusllicl~, who lost his
speech while in action. rcsained it In the
middle Of an exciting fifteen round con-
test bewecn Riflcman Wood and Ernie
Marsh recently, The impulse to shout
apparently restored his speech at once
and altho,i,h he was in n somewhat
excited state he was able to converse
freely afterward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07
A Great Special Purchase Of
$3.50 to $3.50 Silk P~etticoats
All at One Price. $3.95

HUNDREDS Of silk PetticOats. the s~urpluscs
II and sample lines of several of the most
- important makers of high class styles.
They are wonderfully we'll made. with deep
founces, tucked and with plaitings and ruffleS.
practically all with silk underlay and with the
new elastic fitted tops with adjustable snap
closing.
They are made " extra heavy silks. Of chiffon ,ai,,tas
of heavy taffctas and satins. of crepe lie shine. wa.hahlc
satins, of fancy tatlrta and satin striped silk. Of sk jersey
top, with taff'ta flounccs and some ~ plaitS. The, are
in plain rolors, including white, flesh and black, and in
wonderful changcahlr color combinations, ligit and dark
evening shades and costume colors included in great , ari, -
some very striking models OF silver cloth with nounccs ~
silver lace.
Almos, all are made with the new bounant hips. which
mean that they will NJ some women who have had to hN
extra sizes.
There are more Of tho better values than ~ thc lower
indeed "a. 0S is n fair average half price, and "A value that
is not ut all likely to hc repeated In this class of merchandise
None will In sent {. u. ID. None rtStrI ed for mail or
telephone orders.
Second Fl"or.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

at Was a table Of nonor b...r,. :,
was with the Greek Ninjster " y,
manos. whose psrsonal t,r-,ccorhII, ~
tbrerts and belief i'm a E,e,cb ,i,,n,.
which mus, mean , uc,I,nir ,.to,or'
are "A suhicc. OF no nossiblc aoub, '
"'Ah" he exclaimed in ara,,no,,
Flower on tho his"
"All alonc IN. white ,inen tho .o,a,,rs
10 receive a Distinguished s,rs,rar Ma
scattered flowers from the gardens and
fields Of Nerdup "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

General Pierre Aususts Roques. the
new French Minister Of War. who sue
ceeded General 0allieni last month. 10
best known for his services in the
French army In building up the avia-
ton corps. He Is 80 years old.
For two years. from 1910 to 1912. as
Inspector General OF A%eronautics, he de-
veloped and enlarged the fourth arm
OF the army. and his success II proved
beyond question by the present eff
cheney. so often proved In the war, Of the
French aviation corps,
General Roques, who 10 a skilled en-
gtneer. was graduated from the Poly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

"A little eight -~year-old girl had asked
me, II ! went 10 Nerdun. 80 go 70 see II
her toys were broken found the little
orphans house. The door WAS o,er. the
windOw closed. the household furniture
intact. as II the house were a awaiting the
return of those who will never come.
back again. opened the cupboard.
where the dolls slept quietly. How lons
Will this home, almost the only one IN
TIE mids, OF ruins. remain upright, Per
hars while ! write the incendiary bomb
Is rushing on IL through the grea; blue
sky.
The boches have many a useless
thing to do in Nerdur.
What advantage is q to them to force
thousands NJ good. unoffendins people 10
abandon their homes and leave eyery-
'nihg TO IN" defence" \ Danish jour
nslist after visiting Nerdun wrote. Tn.
sole advantage gained by the Germans
through their advance Is that the city i.
now under range ~ their cannon. TIL.
unfortunate city 'cc~iNes 300 to 400
shells a day = believe this H:ire is
creatly eN~aGgerstedb. Of wh'ch a large
number are inccnSiary. Having lost An
hone Of taking the city. the Germans
evidently iu,eHd to destroy II as FAR a.
possible. Ncrdun produces The eject of
a dead city. but as soldiers say. what
does all that matter. provided they do
mo- enter II" And that will never come
TO pass
as We passed through the long
never ending galleries ~ The fortress Of
Ne"dnr, cu' right into the solid rock.
placed oNer one anotlcT. connected bS
staircases. #, by electricity. which are
more like tho tunnels of the Paris SUN
way than anything else. ". followed
rails on which ran li:,ic wagons trans.
porting supplies OF all Kinds, and then
We visited sleeping galleries ard office
galleries. where officers could telephone
ana telegraph. ~ last. having visited
the Immense workshops o, this under
ground city. well heated. wei lighted
ana ventilated. Il to!ling ana silent hive
we reached the dining gallery. where
Ike the cross OF a capital r, a table
OF honor was placed at the head % the
officers table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

technic school with the rank 81 second
lieute rant In 1878. He went to Alglers
as a Captain of stan In 1889. In the
Dahomey campaign In 1892 he "a
wounded in the chest. For his service.
In this campaign he was made a Lieut.
enant Colonel. In 1909 he beca me a
General OF Division. the highest rank
In the French army. He commanded
the Fourth Army Corps a. Limoges at
the outbreak Of the war. Later he was
made commander OF The First Army and
was decorated with the Grand Cross ~
the Legion OF Honor II the Wur
Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

our " importation
~. ara size. usual - values for $3.50
49,! ,ard-~ilc. usual <i2j values,
for ...... ...... ..... $3.50
.N3-l ard size. usual Sit valurs for s5.?S
a2-in. Napkins. usual $50 values.
fo~ ...... .... . s3.sj
4 in \ln'in~ usual g. ~ Nalurs
for .......... $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-07

Women's
Summer Combination Suits
25c. to 81 Values at l7c..
29c., &c., SIC. and 69c.
THIRST of a series Of remarkable values in
II Underwear, These suits are of cotton and
Isle thread. tine ribbed or Swiss ribbed and
either plain or lace Trimmed; regular and extra
Wom-n's Summer Underwear
(Separntc Garmerts)
At &C., l2'ac., Ice, Csc and 35c. Reg. Toe. to soc.
tr;mm mSd% and ra 'r,S u,, ,lryai rNt,> ana lin" ribbed
Children's Underwear (Scparate Carmerts)
A. &C., i7c. and lSe, Reg, l2tac. to Csc
subject /" ,IishG ml nnr' " >"' " '' '' nut "A it"
Boys soc. Combination Suits. ssc
cotton mesh " f"" . ,ii,'',, ,'I,i"., ' % a I'M pn ,rr"S.nit'
Mems Summer Underwear (Sepnrat. Garments,
At i9c., 29c., 3Sc, see. ard 7oc. Reg. 25c 70 81
mar; Mh,,r g,uh" cotton uur ,hnhr,pgan Woven fl1r,rs'
n"rcorihel li>lr' i few snh"-' - iirlr uni nm, '"'S
Mems Summer Coordination Suit.
At 4sc, SIS ese., 9ss,, Sl.39. Reg. 81 to So. SO
a aah woven ta'r'g' a'a n'air",, ,,,..,,t ,ri ,i,-,rr>.i
5000 Pairs Women's Use. and 35e, Hose, Ice. r..
splcndidly reinforced ' '' " "' NV ''''"h
$4,000 P.ir. Men. Csc. Socks a. 3 Pair. for SOC.
nLc, cotton and six platte" IN All ali II I tr rsr nIapI ror C,ts
5000 O., P.ir. Children. Csc. Stockings, lse. Pair
an si s,s ' we'll 1 4s,n ."1!%G ribbed !" whit" 'a' ana "i~"'"
Women s5e, to So Silk Hose, 6sc.. 7se, si.sI.1o
In black, white and ruinys.
Mems soc. to 81 IS Silk Hose, 3sc., Soc. Csc 6,
In black. white and color,.
"'".%ST o.; S'Ss @' SaSs1'i. "p' Gcsl.. "a" t '!%'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
Grfabrnng bic bette 2ebrmciitcrin.

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lterin lit, Das lit ein altes, gutes@ort>
beliet 1td Sic freilinnigen
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bliflide Sage Ser Treijinnigel1
INT Staate Soma eri,u1crt le6baft on
Die Dor 35 SabrclL ali. Die inn Sabre
1881. sic 1bot init letterer ei1te
ga1,5 frappante Mebnlihfcit. @ie
lpar IS bamals? Ole adt5ebnte &C.
acral Mllemblp Bate i'm Sabre 1880
(oanlals fallOcn oie 5ogungen Der
aBeneraf Miicntblp in Sen gerooe,t
SabrerL Die GENERALIZATION in Sen
1llgcraoe1 Sobrelt 1tatt, jest lit es
umgetebrD baS 4robibitionss-
M%nenoeme1lt sllr Staatsperfaiiullg
sl,m erlten M}ale altgenpmnle,t. Die
fplgcmSe. neull3e6nte General : sli=
ien1blN 81 apeldler Die @ertreter III
genot ul1o @dlls in Der @cncrallpabl
Des Sabres 1881 sl eripa6fep lparcn,
battc oas Trobibitions : Mmenbemeni
5ttnls 5%aneitcn Malt %dn5lltebmclt, lin
cS 5llr 8ulfsabltIlnalllng 81 bri1rgell,
Die ireiiinnigell 9iHger, meld@e oa-
mails I'M gall5 ilbcrwiegenoer Mebr.
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aantpfa gegelt Dos Hrobi6itions
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meAts ut Ser l1eur5ebl1ten General
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-25
ler ~ireilinniacn @dbfer obl1e l1nter=
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l6ieo ser Gorteiongeb0rigfeit 5n
startbe SIT briilgen, Bic bei Ser Mb=
ltimlt1g ibren @influB gegen Den Der
paritanilden Seften, Die III Der aMf-
ii. Salpon Sligo clue feltgefiigte
Organization ba6en, gelltello .madlel1
falll1. IS lit iu,lere ielte ue6er5ell-
gllltg, baB e5 nit eiiler ioldcn lelt=
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reihe Ser MIalidfeit, ionDern Ser
Observation-Disclosures liegts it oer 90
Itimlmllng Die Germcrn ng Des
9rD6ibitipns Mmelloenlellfs 5lt er-
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g ii n it iger oils 1882. Mir 'babet
jebt ge1tltg Griobrltngem NIT Yrobibi=
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bic ginlabnlel1 aus Sen @irtbidnfts.
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ler fortgeidrittelles 3eitalter,.
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Gnslaubs idpudrsc 2iitc.

sSSoNn gllll 9at ieinet ltltperiidanlt-
.beit sic &rolla altfgeiest. Die jdppar-
SO. siitG BON Der ld)pn larlg7 gc.lllllll-
felt iporocn nor, lit jctt lpirflid) III
,2olt0on erldienen. Sic .elltbalt sic
.g!salrelt BON .ltl1gefalr adt5ig .allreril-
.faltiiGen ,Iirillen llito gin5elperipnell,
init oellen, .mcil lie III gei@aftIid)cr
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ooGr ltebcr iollcn, feilt llntertban 81,
britiiden Maieltat @elhafte tbl1u
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ltatiirlib beutih unb ltllter Sen Sir
men, iiber melde England ben .9op.
.fott pcrbanst bot, befinoct lid ldJmer:
lid alld) MN cine ein5ige, alt meld)el
llid)t Nertib : Ml1erifal1cr %ilttereilir,
lilio. Die engliide Gcaierltng ba1
Sic, 5red)beit beielIen, ibh iiingiti
Mebtspiorigfeit SIT be5eihnelt alS
ucill rein bernofratiiGes @eiet .alll
9eldraltfllrg Ser @aroelstbatigfei
bon Gerionen, bie oer enalilben Sc
ridltsbarfcit llnterlte)en."
Ins lit natiirlid) mieoer .ciltnlal ei
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u8erl1allia :. Scroll" III Milmallfee
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@elt glaltben 81 madden Dob es lid
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le, bic. niema1to ctspas al1gebe. S,
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9abelt, beieitiat baron icocn 3meiiel
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elmer gal15en Nl,5abl rein alnerifani
|ldcr 6irn1ell nlitgctfeilt morben iii
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gelebt merben miirberL pel,1 ii
ibre Observation-Disclosures mi
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tegilfe sSsbee bon Ser Mbmediellulg
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