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New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

London, Paris and Berlin and form
the greatest source Of our knowledge
OF the history Of Ethiopia.
Our expedition reached Gebel
Barkal from Cairo on January "a
last We worked there three months.
employing a force of about 800 local
workmen, and left just in time to es-
cape the hot weather. Many people
had worked on the pyramids but no
one had yet discovered the plan OF
the structures and no one knew how
to get into them. Fortunately at
Gebel Barkal there were two COM
pletely ruined pyramids of small size
which offered the easiest opportunity
of solving this mystery. We found
10 the case of each a stairway on
the eastern side leading down to
cham bers under the pyramid. With
this hint we attacked the larger
pyramids and within a month we had
found the entrances of 25 pyramids
and had cleared the burial chambers
OF all but one.
"An the chambers had been re-
peatedly eplundered in ancient days
for gold Nevertheless we gathered
a mass of material from which we
were able to reconstruct the forms
! and character of the greater part or
| the pottery, implements, and other
things characteristic of the PERIOD
| This reconstructed group pointed
| clearly to the first century before
| Christ as the time in which had lived
! those little kings who had built these
monuments, but in view of the scanty
material for comparison this con-
| clusion may be a century away from
! the truth.
'"rhe most interesting objects were
| red-glazed bowls with relief pattern,
red glazedplates, polished vessels of
| Opaque red or Variegated glass, am
| phorus, initiating the Rhodian in form
| and material, a bronze jug with two
| handles, each ending in a mask, four
| bronze vessels a piece Of wood carved
in relief and wonderful gold bracelet
with a laquer decoration in Egypto-
| Meroitic style.
Back to 100 B. G.
| "Towards the end of February the
full force was turned on the eXcava-
ton of the temple area. The bach
part of the great temple and almos
| the whole of the other temples wer,
| il, a seemingly hopeless state of de
| struction. Half a dozen expeditions
had dug .desultory trenches in thes'
and the natives had used them a.
| oEarries for centuries. In hunting 70
8. suitable place to throw the refuse
we cleared a space beside the frs
| pylon. We found ourselves, howSver
inside the temple enclosure and on tn
living floor Of the Meroitic perio,
(about 100 B. CO.. To our great sur
prise in hole in this floor we cam
to the edge Of a pile of fragments O
large royal statues of the Ethiopian
period. Investigation showed tina
there had been a great restoration O.
| the temple after a period of destruc
ton. subsequent to 500 B. c., and tina
| the statues Of the Ethiopian king
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18
BETTER THAN CAL nMEL
Thousands Have Discovered DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints Wit.
calomel. His efforts to Danish it brough.
ont these little o1ive-colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do tfle
good that calomel does, but have no baC
after effects. They don't injure thc
teeth like strong liquids or ca1omel
They, take hold of the trouble and
quickly correct it, Why cure the live
at the expense Of the teeth? Calo5nei
sometimes plays havoc with the gums
So do strong liquids. 1t is best not to
lake calomel but to let DR., Edwards
+ i've Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, "dullness'' and that
Ivy feeling come from constipation and
A disordered liver. Take DR.: Edwards
Give Tablets when you feel "loggy' and
heavy" Note how they "clear" c1ouded
brain and how they "perk up" the spir-
r.. 10c and Csc box. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18
Dim PAST REVEALED
IN ETHIOPIA'S SANDS
ArChaeOloSiSts Find Traces As Far
Back As 1900, B. G.

Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 2S-Important
discoveries which are said to have
supplied much of the hitherto OBJ
scure history of ancient Ethiopia were
made recently by the Egyptian Ex-
Pcdit1on sent by Harvard university
and the Boston Museum of Fine
Arts under the dictatorship of DR..
George A. Reisner, we'll known as an
Psychologist.
In an interview with a represen-
tative of The Associated Press, DR..
Reisner said that during excavations
at Gebel Barkal material bearing on
the whole period between 1900 B. c.
and 100 A. D. had been found and
that prospects were that further. ex-
cavation would bring to light objects
Of still greater Importance
Among the more important finds
have been ten large statues of kings
Of Ethiopia. Five Of these were near
lH complete and five were lacking the
heads but it is believed these will be
found. The expedition has also I'M
covered the foundations of temples
built by Egyptian kings of the Eight
zenith Dynasty and shown that the
sphinXes of Amenophis III and other
monuments of that period found at
Barkal belong to these temples and
were not brought here in later times
as some historians have assumed.
Describing the work. DR. Reisner said:
"Gebel Barkal. which is in the dis
trict of Napata, lies $50 miles up the
Nile from Kerma in the province of
Dongola. Napata was the capital of
that kingdom Of Ethiopia whose ar
mics are mentioned in the Old Tes-
lament as the opponents of Assyria
in the latter part of the eighth CEN
fury before Christ. Gebel Barkal is
an outstanding table mountain of sand
stone, visible for great distance.
From the moment it appears in the
Egyptian inscriptions it is marked as
the Holy Mountain It's selection
was no doubt due to it's proximity to
Napata, the great city which must
have lain on both sides of the Nile
The site Of Napata was peculiarly
fitted for a. great role in the political
and commercial activities of ancient
times. 1t lies at the head of the nav
Igabe stretch of river between the
third and fourth cataracts, at the
end of the relatively rich agricultural
area of the province, and at the juno
ton of five caravan roads through
the desert.
-Four Groups of Pyramids.
The extent of the city has not yet |
been determined but there are traces !
of ruined buildings on both sides of !
the river. There are at least four
groups of pyramids, that is, royal |
cemeteries in the neighborhood, and |
the two most distant groups are near
= twenty miles apart In this long
stretch, which may be assumed to
-,a.n the city OF Napata. it is &C.
| o Farkal and it's Immediate neigh |
- -''~3A which has always drawn the |
attention of modern scholars. Beside |
ttntain stand two groups of |
3, DIS and under the perpendicu- |
lar face of the rock on the river side
TN o. seven temples have been trace
able, one of which was very large.
These temples have in past times
yielded a remarkable series of sculp-
lures and inscriptions which have
gone to enrich the museums of Cairo,
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18
CUT OUT MEATS
IF KIDNEYS ARE
TROUBLING YOU
Uric Acid in meat cXcites Kidneys
and TrritatCS the
Bladder.
Noted Authority says we must huSf
Kidneys with Salts if
Back hurts.

We are nation Of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says
well-known authority, who warns
us to be constantly on guard against
kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwOrk; they
get sluggish; the eliminative tissues
clog and thus the Watse is retained in
the blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead and you have sting
ing pains in the back or the urine is
cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad-
der is irritable, Qbliging you to seek
relief during the night; when you have
severe headaches, nervous and dizzy
spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or
rheumat ism in bad weather, get from
your pharmacist about four ounces Of
Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful in a
glass Of water before breakfast each
morning and in few days your kid
neys will act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid Of grapes and
has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys, to
neutralize the acids in urine so it is
no longer a source Of irritation thus
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes delightful effervescent
ithia-water drink, and nobody can
make a mistake by taking a little &C.
casionally to keep the kidneys clean
and active.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

temple and found the small tablets of
Itlanersa completing the history OF
the temple Itlanersa had foolishly
built his temple right under the over
hanging cliff, but much to our advan-
tage Almost Immediately the cliff
had fallen and crushed the temple.
His successor, Senka- anon seken,
piously rebuilt the broken walls and
set his name beside that of Itlanerso.
Again thecliff dropped huge flakes
on the back part of the temple; again
another king, nearly four centuries
later, restored the sanctuary. But In
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

although this is not admitted bv the
Germans. one ert huSiaGtit I3ritOn as
SO rted II few days ago that the allies
could fire 100 shells to the Germans
one, but he exaggerated the facts
'In one of the recent British adj
Vanccs.' says an English account,
"they captured a German gun with
over 500 rounds of green cross gas
shells. The gun was in perfect Or
der, so it was turned on the Ger
mans. Just as she was firing her
first shot in her new direction the
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18
JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO
1872 MAIN STREET

his day the writing of hetrog1y
was nearly lost art and his nam
only be surmised.
"Only at the very end could
be begun on the great temple1
few rooms at the back were eli
and .the foundation of five suocS
temples were laid bare. Butt
great temple still awaits excay
and an area perhaps twenty time3
already excavated. In a few day
expedition will return to the
and resume the work where 1T we
short by the hot weather.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

decided to try bottle of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t worked
from the first bottle, SO took second
and third, also bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham' 8 Blood Purifier, and now am
just as we'll as any other woman. I adj
wise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any Of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier
and am sure they will help her to get
rid of her troubles. ~ Mrs. ELSIE J.
WANDER SANDE, Goodwin Street, Pat
erson, N. J.
Women suffering with any form Of
female ills, or any symptoms that they
do not understand, are invited to write
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. (confdentiaD, and receive
advice wholly free of cost.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

artillery officer commanding was
lightly wounded by a stray shrapnel
bullet. Before being taken to the rear
his final instructions were that the
gun was to go on firing until it had
given the Germans back every round
of their ammunition His orders
were carried out, and all night long
and through the next morning she
went on punctually using up that am
munition, distributing it impartia]ly
among several spots, which were
known to be full of Germans
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

Smashing of the German trenches
by the allies artillery, referred to
frequently in recent dispatches from
the Somme front, is shown graphical
~ in the accompanying picture, which
also depicts General Fayolle of the
French army visiting a captured
trench. Allies supporters say that
the French and English have now an
incontestable superiority over the
Germans in the matter Of artillery,
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

Amenophis III, a great king Of
Egypt in the eighteenth dynasty.
About these statutettes lay the last
votive offerings placed in the shrine
by worshippers of the Meroitic age.
We penetrated to the foundation de-
posts under the back wall of the
New Britain herald., 1916-10-18

made me feel happy
and healthy. Some
time ago I felt SO
run down, had pains
in my back and side,
was very irregular,
tired, nervous, had
such b a d dreams,
did not feel like eat
ing and had short
breath. I read your
advertis ent in
the newSDaperS and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-16

Tlamme 500 Weter bof in bic 2uft.
Gin aHberes Guftfdiff berbrannte
o6ne gu erplobiren.
r9leid5eiiis bomburbirte sin anbez
reg Glisgersefhpaber in febr srfolgs
rei4er 8eiie einsn asropIunffupptH
Bel gorsp, uHo WilitGr GtabliHez
ments, bic ii9 in Der RGbe befinben,
9dtterieH an Der Wsiinbung bes
Sionso unb bic abria Werte BEL
Wonfalcone. Die Qeroplaui6uppel
tpurbeu nlebrulals setroffen uno es
bru9en elm babies 9useHo Jersr
aug.
Sin brittss GIieserseI6tpab.r boms
borbirte in srfoIgrsider @siie bic
gatierie an Der Miinbung bes Sionso
nuo MlilitGr gtabIiFements in pie
rig unb San Gdnsiano. SGmmtlths
geroplane tebrtsn unbdhdbigt Surii6,
ubeleih Iie 6eftig beI1oHen purbeu.
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Die bfterreihiihen Jlieger
siisen ben Stalieneyn an Der Riia'
Suns Sss STon5o,
Bel Monfalcone ur6 anberen puntter
fsbr bstrd6tliteR S6aben gu.

Berlin, 10. Qlusuit. 4uf bra6t'
loiem @ege mad Sappiue. Die Sitsrs
reihiften GIisssr fu9ren fort, bic 9us
iitionen Der S.aIisHsr an Der Niin'
buns Ses Sionso uno in Der llmses
senb in erIolereitsr Wetfe su boms
barbiren. Cine am DienItag pom
Oiterrei6iIb unsarifhen Wsdrin.s
miniitsri,lm eriaTsus getanntmaduns
Ialtet ipie folst:
.SeiierreidiT6 : unsarfde Maris
nesaeropldne ssIegien in Der Ratt bes
IL. 2lusuit in Der wirtiamitsr DeiIe
feinbIide gattsrien an Der Miinouns
bes Sionao unS bic 5Iieseritatipnen in
Bcrso unb bei Monfalcone NIT gums
ben. 0ie Glus3euge tebrten als unbes
fd,dbigt suriid, obsIei4 lie in Der bef'
tighten meife beidoHen ipurben.
Cine tpeitere getanntmodung Iaus
tet: ~Sn Der Radt bes IL. gtusuTt
tpurSen bic aIieserballen in CAMPO
Toto, BEL @enebis. BON etnem uniaer
MariHeflusseus Sei4nober oOrI'
itSnbig serit5rt. Sn elmer 6dlls erpIos
Sirss 81. apti&iii uus = i&Ob sine
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Die Ruifcm
gerblutsn lid in mai'
fenansriffen auf BITE
5Ferrei4ii9en SteIs

lungen.
Wien, Is. Quguit. lleber 2ons
bon. Cine am Dienitdg bonn &. g..
&riegsminiitsrium erluiIene offiaieQe
getanntma6uns lautet tpie folst:
.Siblid pon Sartarpff, in Der
TG6e BON 9aro9ta, murosn uniere
Sruppen BON iiberIegenen ruiIiIden
aplonnsn ansesriffen, bic Die qoiitios
nsn pieber befebtsn, aus benen fie
pertrieben fporoen ipdren.
rgeim 5artarsn paB, IN Der Rds
be bon Stanislau, uno iiioli6 BON
Seiupoe, stpiichen SoIti9 nrb gacnas
itirspst, iblug General 2opeb eitrea
Qnsriff Der Rufen 5uriid. Weitli4
bDn Monafterspst itiirmte tpahreno
bes sonsen Sases Der Geinb in Nlaf'
Isnformuttpu sessn uniere StelIuus
gen an, an eiuigen purtten feds Wedl
nd9einanber. ST ipurbe aber iiberalI
nit i@iperen gerIuitsu auTiiassI4Ia'
ssu.A
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.3nriidseipiefem
Sat bas britiithe auspdrtige &mt bic
geIttperoen Qrgenttniens,
8el8e in ge5ug auf bic S4rpar3e
Cite erboben purbeH.

9uenots Qires Is. 2luglIlt.--
Qus Der @erOffentti6ung Der glote
Der argentiuif9en Regierung in Se3ug
auf bic britiI6e Sapdr3e 2iIte uHO
Der burduf erfolgten 4ntport oes brls
tiI8en au5tpGrtigen Qlmtes aebt bers
por, boB @rgentinien perlangt bate,
baB oas britThe Oetret pom %, Jes
bruar ptberrufen ober tpenigitens mos
bifistrt peroe, ba es ben argentine
i6en 6dnbel heeintrdhtiqe. syn elmer
@ote, pelde bieIe Regierung am 26.
SSuni abgefonbt batte, mar bdnn bers
langt porbeH baB bas britiIde Dee
fret tuenigItens 10 gebunbbabt peroe,
Dap es ben 6unbel Spii6en neutrdien
SGrbern ni6t beeintrddti9e.
Sn Ieiner g(ntpott briidte Sir
Gbparb @rep, Der britiI6e UttniIter
bes gusndrtigen, bic 2tnIidt aus,
baB 2lrgentiniens Proiperitdt nitt
ppn ieinem Sanbel nit 2Gnbern abb
hGnae, bic ben entente NlGcbten
feinOli6 geiinnt finb. @roBbritans
nien lei Oaruuf beba6t, Iirmeu, Die
tbatiddli9 argentiniI6er g}atipnalitdt
ieien, Dor 8erluiten 81 IdiiBen, aber
sugleiG genDtbtgt, Sransattioneu fola
der 6irmen gu iiberpa6er, pet4e
nur als ggenten ppn beuti4en SIR
men funoiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-16

eines WasasiHs 3ur Jplse battle, fast
eine 9epsi6e bss petit Sournal aus
1urin. 300 Mann bon Der geIaBuug
ertrdnten.
Sas Jeusr, beiBt ss in Der 9epe<
fde, brad in Der &iide aus unb perz
treitets ii6 nit srObtr S4nsligteit.
Ter &apitdn befubl, bab fOfOrt bic
Maga5in. unter Wdiier seiest ipsroen
itlltsn, aber ems Der Maga3iue erplos
birte, ehe biss sef4ehen ,onnte. Das
@6iff l.sts fia bann auf bi. Seits
rnb eim sroBsr 5beil Der 9fasuns
fiel ing BaHsr. Tsan sldnbt, bub bas
S9iff pieber auFseri4tst unb flott
sema9t iperben lam.
Der pan5er mar ein S9peiters
idtff bes ~gonte oi Gapour" unb oss
r@iulio gefare" unb puroe i'm 81
tober 1911 bonn Stapel eelaFen. 81
mar bon 22,0C0 sonuen WaFeroer'
brdnsuns unb' bate cine geiasuna
BON 957 Mann. Die Soupibutterie BE-.
ftanb aus breisshn 12a0lissn Sc
fhiisen. Gs befaHben fi6 fernsr adt'
,ebn 4.7s0lis. uno cine atn5a9l .lsia
nerer 8eftliibe an 9orb.
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gs stbt bies ans ei1fn belIti6en
MeiBbu5 5srppr,
Dus beIn 9fsfhstas sussfnfdt fuors
ben iit.

Berlin, 10, auguit, Guf brdbta |
lofem Weae mad Sapoite, 9t, 3. Die
Resierung BAT bent gteidstdg ein
Deibbud suseiditt, bas ouf ben
Sail Deg brittTden patrDutGen<D <Ddns
piers rgordlong' gesus bat, beiIea
geiubung Dor me6r als etnent Sabre
Elm beutides lluterieeboot perIentt
unb bsF.n gan3e geiabung tatten
gllttes srmprbet bat. 9ds DeiBbu5
entbdlt Offi3;ele beutItae uHb brittf9e
9otitmente. Der S9lubberidt bes
Documents Iuutst, Der ueberieesHd4s
ri6ten 2tgentur 8ufplge, tpie folgt:
r0ie beutide Regierung iagt, unts
tportlid Der GrtlGrungen Der BRITT
Iden Regierung nit 9e8ug auf bas
beutf6e Memorunbum bonn 10. Saa
nuar 1916, bds auf ben 8aralong
SAT- gesug bat, lin tpel6en bic beuts
I6e Regierung ben 8ori4lag gnSs
lambs, ben 5aa elmer neutralen
S9iebsesri6t su unterbreiz
ten, suriittpies), baB es angeii6ts Der
Ste1ungnubme Gnglanbs in Der 4ns
9eleaenbeit unm0gli9 lei, bic Inter
banblungsn peiter5ufiibren. 8leih@
5eitig fiinbigte bic Hegiermg an, baB
lie @ieosrOergeltung in elmer Wetie
iiben nerbe, bic nit Der @r0Be Der
propotation i'm Gintlang iteben piro,
unb es pirb bin5ugefiigt: ngeutltrse'
mGb bat bic 8egierintg oarduf oers
si6tet, bic ppn ben britiIten Seeleu=
ten periibten 8erbrefen in gleiter
De;fe su pergelter, tpie 3. 9. bur6
Gri6iebem BON britiIaen &riegsgeFans
genen.
a6er beutI4e 2uftfdiffe tperben
bas 6ritiide 8olt oaDon iiber5eu9en,
oaB 0euti6lanb bic Mittel bat, ii4
| fir bic 9rduiumteit, bic ron ben 81.
fisieren uno Der Wunni9oft Der nBas
rulpng" besanssn tporoen lit, gu rds
hen."
Gs lpiro barauf 6ineepieien, bas
friiber beionbers Ourauf geadtet fpur@
be, bab Bel 3eppslinangriffen auf brt'
tif6e WilitGr gtabliTements Die
gipiIbeoDlteruns 10 uiel ME mD9lia
gef9ont purbe, ipenngleid Gtpil:iten
INNER elmer unOsrmeibliden 8efa9r
ausgeIest tparen, bab ober als 6olse
Der garalpng 9lffaire Elm anoeres
9erfabren eingeidlagen perben mir
be Die glbiidten Der Re8ieruns tpers
BEN pon Der lleberIee Ra6ri6tens
glgsntur pie foIgt geiailosrt:
r2uftfdtffe fperben segeu England
itreng innstbaIb Der 9ren5en bes
9Glterre6ts peripenbet tperoen. gae
anberen Riidii6ten tperben duber gt6t
gslaFen. Seoes 2uftidiff, bds ser't6z
renbe Bomber auf 2pnoon uoer an
bere pertbeibiste stabte tpirft, uOer
auf StGbte, in benen iit WtiIitdrs
GtabliTements befinoen, Diro Gng>
lamb 5pinsen, an ben garaIunsz5all
gu oentsn."
~. yl..ssx.s
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9 6eint es mal6eu OiHs
gen 5u febteu, bic fur
bic Sortfetuug Ses
&rieges nOt6ig ftr6,

Nv y y u wv
&rie9es n6t6is ftr6,
2onbon, 10, Guguit. Im W6eno
pur6e bier offisislT angetiiubigt, baB
ir elmer tiirSti5 in paQGaSd. am
2ugo MoggiOre, sptIteu brttiTden
uub tiaIieniI6en IttntTtern abge1aI'
tsne &onferen3 cine ooGtdHbtge @ers
etnbarung NIT 9eaug duf geut1e
puntte erldngt tporben iei. gs tpiro
erttdrt, bab StaIteu cine 8arantte ods
fir erbaIten babe, bab es dlfe fitr bic
&riegfiibrung n0tbigen &o9Ien er4oIs
ten iperOe, u'rb bGB Inn aud anoere
britii6e probutte, bic fir bic erfolss
reide 6OrtIebung bes arieges nSt9ig
Iino, geliefert lperben piirben.
mas 6er &rteg 5rdntret4
70 itet.
Qarts, Is. g(uguft. @iuem am
0ienItaq perbFFentli4ter 8eri6t slI@
Tolge bat Der &rieg syruntrei9 bis
gum Gnbe beg WbOuats Sult SO Wttls
fiarosn Trcs. getoitet. 0o5u tomTen
np6 10 MiuidrOen fir DerI9ieSene
dnbere gtusoaben.
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gamnel @pmpers
9 Sertbetbigt ith gegcn
ben auf tbr oemaGten
9[nurtff.

Maibtneton .. g., Is. 9tus.
SnnueI @ontpers oer6ficutlihte ON
Gienitog cine glrthport mtf Die Se.
'nerfrtneer ees Senotcrs ghermnn III
beiien feoe om leeten gtontah lit
melder berfeIbe ben RrGdoeuter Ger
aIrericm federation Of 2abor cineu
nSffcntlifen GSerreirifaoen" rountc
iuto getpi'Ie glrbeiterfiJbrer tpeger If.
Ter ~tprannti9er SartoIirgspeIic"
aitsriff.
egs 1T fir mid 1an3 urfitoaIids,
torarniT6 51 ieir", iadte Serr Cont
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