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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15

One Dose q Mayr's wonderful Reh1eoS
Drives Them Out-Ends Torture.
Stomach posons breed millions or
germs that eat into your vltals. caus'
ing Gas Pressure, Indigestion. Consul
patton, Torpid Liver, Auto-lnto1lca-
lion, Yellow Jaundice, Gall Stones,
Appendicitis. Cancer and Ulcers Of the
Stomach and lntestlnes, etc, etc.
Thousands Of sufferers have been re-
stored by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
among them Justice OF the Supreme
Court, congressman. Doctors. Law
yers. Bankers, Ministers, Nurses
Farmers, neutrality-suspicious. OF eT-
cry class-probably your own neigh
bors. Stomach troubles are due most
ly 10 catarrhal poison. Mayr's Won
derful Remedy removes that poison,
thoroughly cloanses the system, drives
out the disease breeding germs. al
LAYS inflammation and ends suffering.
Unlike any other remedy. No alco-
hol--- nothing to injure you. One
dose convinces FREE book on Stoa:'
ach Ailments. Write Geo. Fl. Mayi
Mfg Chemist. Chicago, or obtain a
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
from John Coleman Drug Co.. c. A..
Griest L. Co. or any reliable druggist,
who will return your money If it fails
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
EVERYBODY NOW
ENDORSES It
"Constipaton Has Gone, Stomach No
Longer Troubles Me, and I've an
Enormous Appetite" Says
Another Man.

1T seems as though everybody IS
taking Tanlac and recommending 1t 10
their friends, and assure you am
glad | did take it, for vas sufferer
with stomach trouble and constipation
for three years. had no appetite, felt
tired most all the time, and seldom
could gel sufficient rest al night said
Mr.. 4. W. Pelky (employe Of the
Wheeling News Coz. and continuing
his statement he said: Since taking
two bottles have gained an enormous
appetite and enjoy eating big, nearly
meal without fear Of return or gas
and belchiug spells ! used TO have.
The old gas and full feeling has disap-
peared and my digestive apparatus
seems to be perfect. Constipation
bothers me no more, and ! am not tax:
ing something for it all the time as l
used to. sleep fine, TOO, and wake
I'D in the morning and now after nav
ing suffered for three years and try
ing most every medicine I ever heard
of | can't praise Tanlac too much for
the quick and complete relief it gave
me- | hope what I say will get re"
others trying 1t for it surely Will 90
them good"
Let Tanac first cleanse the system
good. This you may do with the tiny
tablets that come with each bottle.
Then let TanlaC assist nature back %
normal and with line vital organs
working tremendously and the cause
Of your complaints removed Know
what it is 10 feel good all the tln@.
Thousands are recommending II.
Here In Wheeling it is sold through c.
II, Griest & Co.'S drug store, ll25
Market street. (Sole agents for Tan
lac here.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-15
DECREE TO
FORCE DEPORTATION

HANRE., via Paris, Nov. II. II p. III.
The Belgian government Is III posses
sion OF the text Of decree issued
from German headquarters under date
Of October >. subjccIing to forced Ia
brr all BelgianS able 10 work and
VINO. for want OF employment Or for
any other reason are receiving pub
lie support. Those subject TO lhis
decree. it is pointed out, may be
compeIIrd 10 work away from their
domiciIes, that Is, may be sent 10
Germany.
Tho Belgian government tears Ina
the decree is about 20 be appnd "
The whole occupied territory. as
census is being taken by the German
military authorities Of all the unen-
moved in Belgium. The German gov
ernments object, the HclSian govern
mcnt declares, in addition 10 running
BELGIAN industries and FORCING hrI-
cian workmcn 10 accept against N"r
conscience work offered by the Ger
mans is thus 10 release German
worlimen for the purpose of supply
ing in the army losses incurred III
Tho fighting
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FOUR VICTIMS OF
COLLISION MAY DIE

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 14.-FOur
Of the twenty persons injured in q
head-on collision of cars in Evansville
and eastern interurban line today are
not expected 10 recover, according to
physicians tonight. Ira Meader, mo-
torman and Noble Goldman and A. B.
Pale. conductors. are believed TO be
fatally injured. One Of the passeng-
crs. Mrs. Victor G. Mccoy, OF Indian
apolis. who was scalded with water
from heating apparatus also is e1.
prcted To die.
Both cars were crowded with pas
Srn@ers and that many persons were
nol killed is attributed 10 the fact
hat the cars were Of steel construc-
lion. The cars crashed at a sharp
curve near Yankeeiown.
Among others seriously injured are
James .lTite, Tewisport. Ky: Gabc
Co%hill livermore. Ky: O. X. Farms
worth and J. D. Howard. Owersburg,
Ky
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The world in it's own selfish interests,
the note asserts:
Disavow Uterior Mortives.
His Majesly's government there
fore takes this opportunity 10 declare
that they are not unmlndtul OF the
obligation Of those who possess sea
power nor of that traditional policy
pursued by the British empire BY
which such power has been regarded
As a trust and has been exercised
in the interests Of freedom. They re.
Quire no representations TO recall
such considerations to mind. but they
cannot admit that, in the clrcum-
stances Of The times. their present
usn of their coal resources. q use
which only differs in extent from that
exercised by the United States i'll the
Civil war in The case Of VESSELS pro.
cpeding 10 such ports as Nassau, is
obnoxious to their duties or their
voluntary professions.
Attention Is called TO instructions
to British merchants issued by Lord
Russell in 1862 regarding trade with
the Bahamas advising thar the true
remedy" was TO refrain from ms
trade.
His Maiosty'S government no MOI
ask The government OF The United
States 70 take any such action as
Ibis" the note concludes, hut they
cannot believe that the United States
government will question their right
to lay upon British merchants, in the
interests Of The safety Of the British
empire. for which they are response,
bile. the same prohibitions as Lord
Russell issued fifty years ago out Of
confederation for the interests and
feelings nE foreign nation. Susnic-
ions and insinnationS which would
conStruc 50 simple an action as an
opening for secret and unavownd de-
signs on neutral rights should have
no place in the relations between two
friendly countries.
II trust that the explanations con-
tanned in this note will destroy such
suspicious and correct the erroneous
views which prevail in the United
States on the subject.
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Will SON SENDS HIS
THANKS TO CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. IL
President Wilson thanked California
today for its support in Inc election.
in a telegram to o. X. Cushing. the
chairman Of inc Democratic state cen
trail committee. The president said:
The work that YOU and those aSso-
ciated with you have done in the cause
'uf genuine Democracy and the main
lenancc OF progressive policy has ex-
cited my sincere admiration as it must
have won The admiration Of all who
ihavp observed the devotion and spirit
and intelligence with which ii was
done. May not express my sense Of
real gratitude and Join with YOU in
rejoicing over the victory won for the
nrOnln"
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TWO men HOLD Up
Mp, EXPRESS TRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 1.-two
men entered the sleeping cars Of
Missouri Pacific train in Kansas City,
Kans.. tonight, held up the passengers,
and escaped after obtaining money
and valuables. No estimate has been
made of the amount The robbers Sc
cured. The train was from Omaha,
Neb., and was pulling info The city
when the men made their appearance.
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QUARREL OVER COKE
MAY END IN MURDER
;,e.,m p,spafch Ia the Intel:,stnenr.

FAlRMONT. ". Va, Nov. ID
Quarreling over Il supply of cocaine
while at ihr Biliy Mays restaurant,
i local coiOrCd resort, William Dan
irls, said 10 be under the influence OF
The drug, drew Il revolver this even
ing and fired al Solomon Haas. The
ball entered The right breast Of Haas
and inflicted 4 very dangerous wound.
Haas is at Cook hospital in serious
condition.
At eight O'clock tonight Daniels
was captured by a posse Of county.
and city officers He is now held In
the county Jail pending The result of
the injuries. Both men are negroes.
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FUNERAL Tor MRS. eelstho,pc,

Funeral services ''.r Mrs. NafGHr
r;ciSihu!p" aged 81. - former r"sijd"r; =
BETHANY a1d Hro"r- county. Whn>"
G"al!, mrcurr"d Saturday. w"r" h"id y":-
trr,ay ,ri"rm"":I in the family h"lu'.
att N;!0 street. T." i!"v. H. y. Riddle.
pastor uf West AI"NarIrT. 'l'1.' Fr"S-
nyirrinn rnIrrh. wa% in charge. Tho
services w"r" att"nGrd l.! II iarG" num-
her If io"a.! l"rS"u% ':nd many friends rf
AIS G"i.; Gurp" f""w Hrnnk" county.
Ii:riN, vs. ~ h" Er"unc cemetery. near
Nrfls shire"
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FWnNraT &"rVIc"S fWT N ITIINN n. T.WW-
10y. 4 former local grocer and we'll
known citizen. VIII" di"d Su'd"IllE In hsi
room IN Market Sirr"i. sunday night.
will h., held his afternoon at ":%h
O'clock in s.. Matthew's Protestant
Episcopal church. Tho E"N. /. +. l..
Sirid"r. rector and III" Roy. I'r. Jacob
Erittinchain o. -. Lakes church. VII!
ufficiatc IM'"rm"ni viii hc h. sid" ~
wifi. and on III Greenwood cemetery.
The ,wn eis,crs u Mr.. Fowler arrived
in Wheeling rasl. rday from ;h"i" home
IN HhiladrlphiA.
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D I E. D

TAIlOR-0n Monday. Norsab~r 18Th. 1919 81 $50
o'clock D. m. at his ls:s resL1cue., 36i7 ':hspne
strect. CHARLES A. TAYLOR. IN the <9lh year
q MS axe.
Funeral from his lste residence Thursday. Norer-
bar IT, 1915. az 2:31 o'clock ?. nj. Internlent "
2pn cemS:ery. Friends reep~rtfulJ invited to
attend.
RABES-On Monday. November -. Dle. st The
wheeling hospital. MRS. EMMA Babes. IN the
55;h yea Of her
Funeral from :he residence Of her son. William Rabes.
1915 Jacob street. Thursday afternoon .: o'co1.
Friends OF the family nri;ad to attend lnt:r-
mon; at FcninsIi!s cemetery.
specal csr will be waiting 10 take tie friends
20 Tho coInstc<T.
HoLaN-on Monday. So,enber IS. 1916. at O'Clock
!. NJ at her Late residence 2l3s HLrshal Stn,'t.
BeHns.,d. MRS. ANNIE NOLAN. In the 3lst year
81 her sEc.
funeral services from g. JAoos church hc5iecsrn.
q, cc.rci Thursday morning. November IN. 1911.
Iur:iuent =: SIt. Calvary cemetery. fannds OF The
family Invited 20 attend
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Federal Commission 10
Probe Prices Of Food

CHICAGO, Nov. l4-Increases in tie
cost Of food products are likely 10 he
the subject of an investigation by the
Federal Trade Commission. Edward
y. Hurley, chairman Of the commit
sion. said here today the subject
would be considered at meeting OF
the commission in Washington Friday.
THE high cost Of the necessities OF
life is the most important problem Dc
fore the American people today, he
said 81 believe il is within the FRO
vince Of The trade commission 10 lnve5-
tigate, and think il more than likely
that we will hold meetings, determine
the reason for the present high costs
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Zion Lutheran church. will bn in charge.
lnlcrmcnt will bc in Peninsula cemetery.
Mrs RahcS WAS well known in South
Wheeling and was 4 member ~ Hihn
church. Her death cam" after II pro
Inng"d illness. she leaves lhrc" chill
drrn. Mrs. t;rurgr Kyle. Max and VIII
liam RHhes. and ais" six grandchildren.
Mr.. Taylor's Fnncral Thursday.
Thursday afternoon AZ ":3h O'Clock
funeral services will lr held for Charles
\. Taylor. a lf"-l"m" AMI we'll known
resident Of South N'Hr"lnu, in III" fam
lily home. 3.lI t',.a,'iinr street. The
Rev. W. Il. Fields ii 10 First Christ ian
church. will uificiatc. lntrrm"nt Will I've
in Mt. Zion Cem"t"lY.
Mr. Taylor died carly Monday morn
ing. following Scv"ral years Illness uf 4
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GUARDING BALLOT BOXES.

WELLSBURG, W. Va. Nov. IT,
County authorities are guarding the
ballot boxes here pending a recount
OF the votes cast last Tuesday. This
was taken today following receipt Of
kilograms from Glenn Shaver. Demo-
ratio state chairman. and Clarence W.
Watson. Democratic national commit
teeman, both OF Fajrmcnj
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nrrs Smith OF LXellshnrn.

FNmNrrT Tor Mrs. .IntnnN SWIlN. rc"T
IS 81 W"llSh'irs. wii" d!"r "f heart di<-
';,<" Monday whit" Visiting h"r dtU"n-
Tor Mrs. r. my i'I.'r Eg,'r. il New li"r-
lin. a. VIII Dr N"ld in tie First F.n%Ii;h
Iaih"i.a,n ,'NGrrh This nf'"rn""u ut 80
"'rl"ck with tn" ~. T.. -. Howard. Of
iir;'i !u". lnirrm"ui will l." in Peninsula
cemetery.
Besides Mrs. ni"r;ugcr shr leaves iw1
n'h"r children. uSG'ir and oliver Smith.
hnih nf WcllSb'irG. "u" hro'hrr fourteen
grandchildren aud SiE great grHndchil-
ir"li.
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Funeral services '"r Mrs. Emma
l;ai.ns. aged 81 whose death occurred
Monday. in ;i,' N"rrh Wheeling hospital.
will la hcld Thursday afternoon Il;
"'ci"rk III III. h"'n" Of her son. 4"i3
.IaCui, stree. Tine E"v. !. l.. E"nEc. or
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Funeral of Mr.. Cunningham To-day.

TINS nflornDon ~ O'rI0rk iun.rnI
;,i.l ICES will b." hold in thc ;amlr h"m".
M"za", road. Tor Louis r. birmingham.
WHO was billed by failing ROY: - truck
last saturday. Burial will he in Nj.
Iitn cemetery.
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and apply remedy if a remedy ran
be found
Mr. Hurley declared present coal
prices were suicidal and charged coal
OnpraIOrs with WaStefllnPSS.
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Since 1870 white i!literacy IN Geor-
@ia has been reduced from - 10 Z
per cent. and black from % to &c per
cent.
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Til" .lm.ril tor Ans. -nl:,n ,Eyrn"j
WriT. q '"rm.r !,~id.'n, - lnI- eli.
wn" d,'d III 10" h"n1" ~ ruisH:irEh.
Sunday. wa. i".i IL ii... ,::,n" a. G"u.H
y"Stc"da. afternoon win ini"rm"uI IN
ma city.
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MAY Be Arrested FOR
DESIGNATING The FLAG

were ;nGay sworn OH before an alder
man against "iGn men WHO ar"
charged with hay.H" thrown stale
eggs a. marCh"r% during a celehra-
zion OF tine victory Of presilnt Viii
son =; Northeast. near here. last Fri
DAY nigH; in" marctrrS claim that
their clothes wee aimed anil that
an American fia@ which was being
carried. was d"Sncrat"d The egg
throwing broke MP III" parade. No ar
""stS har" yet been made.
NOT TO LIFT EMaARGOES.
TSNtLLE. ky.. Nov. i4--E.mba bar
goes placed by The Louisville & Nash
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
| OUIS BE TSCH Y

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EM6ALmER
t152 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635
{. j. Bertsch!-Nai. Phone 19l5-R !;
Bell 1%24-R
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Step Was Necessary.

In the fact OF enemy activities or
This nature 1t was essential LOT MS
maiesfy's government 70 take steps
that should at least deprive interests
so strongly hostile 70 the facliltleS ana
= damages Of unrest riCted trading with
British subjects. The public opinion
OF this country would not have ioIer-
ated the prolongation Of the war by
The continued liberty Of British sub
iects to trade with and so enrlch the
firms in foreign countries whose
wealth and influence were alike al the
services OF the enemy.
The note is based largely on the
argument that there iE no ASSUMPTION
bv Great Britain of power 10 interfere
with neutral traders but that the
hlacklis is matter Of municipal law
cnioining British subjects from trad
ING with persons found 10 be assisting
oI. rendering service 10 the enemy.
Il disClaims any intention Of imposing
disabilities or penalties on neutral
trade.
that the United States government
intends TO challenge the right or
Great Britain as a sovereign state 10
pass LEGISLATION prohibiting all those
who owe her allegiance from trading
with any specified persons when SuCh
prohibition is found necessary in the
public interest. The right 10 do so Is
50 obvious that feel sure that the
protest which Your eycellency has
handed 70 me has been founded on 4
mis- conception OF the scope and in
tent of The measures which have been
"a xaO "
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willie Railroad against the movement
Of it's coal cars TO noints beyond lis
orn rails will not be lifted until the
missing equipment is actually re-
turned. according 10 &. B. Phelps. ST.
na-in,nnGent OF transportation of that
road.
DO You think YOU will ever own
car
why NOT? The controlling circum-
stances are bound 70 meet"
'What do you mean?'
autos keep coming down and l
keen saving up."--Louisville Courier
Journal.
Enircrnr Franz Josef possesses an
opal To-. winch II" once refused an Of
for OF S25n.H06. 1t weighs II ounces.
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Admits u. S Contention

The note says The British govern
ment readily admits the United States
contention that neutraiS nave lh'
right to trade with bellgerents but
that the United States must also All
mil The right Of ona beliger-nt 10
sion this trade by lawful means, a.
seizures OF contraband or q blockade.
But this particular !egisla1on. II goes
on 10 say. is not OF this character. ~
*" says the note. an exercise or IT."
SOVEREIGN right OF an Independents
State over It's own citizens and moth
Ing more"
TT is pointed out that sven firms III
allied nations are beng placed or me
list where there is reason 10 DelieF"
that Rrtish subjects should not trad"
with them and tic assertion made inal
the measure is not one against Amer
lean trade IN particular but q part Of
general belligerent operations de-
signed TO weaken the enemy's re.
sources.
Answering the American contention
that there is serious danger 10 neu-
tral commerce generally in the Rrit-
ism ability 10 extend the list where il
seems eXpedient, the note says thai
this is true. but that the American
government may rest assured thai
F.this system Of prohibitions will not
be carried further than is absolutely
necessary"
at has been forced upon us" con.
ttnued the note. by tho circumstances
of the present war. To extend il be.
yond what Is required in order 10 80.
cure it's immediate purpoSeS-lE''
weakening Of the resources Of our 02.
ponents--Or 10 allow it. 10 iniorIrt"
with what IS really the genuine urG-
trail trade OF Il country with which We
desire to have the closest commercial
intercourse. would be contrary %
British interests. The advantage dc.
rived from q commercial transaction
between n British subject and for
eigner is mutual
impossible To Convince
Viscoant Grey says apparently there
are persons in the United States al,
most impossible L convince that
Great Britain IS taking measures
against its enemies and not merely 10
Of neutrals. FTa denies his govern.
mnnt has done everything possib'" 10
cause as little dislncatinn Of neutral
commerce as possible.
The note apparently admits that
britain has altered the position pro.
viously held with The United STATES
that domlri!a and not nationality is
the test Of enemy character and ar
guest that I'm %his war nationals Of
belIigercnts domiciled far from home
NAV render great aid AMI comfort.
admitting ihaf these arr sought 10 10
reached by tho blacklist measure.
Referring 10 exclusion from ships
using British coal in carrying crrGs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROSPEROUS ,r:cnd hand store for saIs. sson ask
ed Make offer. Would consider partner Excep-
tinnsl chance 1924 Union S.. Besirn- o. n-E-m
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Breummer & Hildebrand

Funeral Directors and En- balluerS.
Corner M0rket and Twonty-Second Sta
Telephone 23T Open Gay and night
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FARWS-Wanted.
FOR RENT.

WAHTED-To rent fam. Good reliable psopls- hf
dress A-I5. caro- IntertzeDcer Mist
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BRITISH DENY
Continued from First 2age.)

during which they are 10 be rXpoSeh
to such pcrilS.
whatever Inconvenience may De
caused 10 neutral nations by the oH-
ercise Of bellicgrent rights 1t Is not
70 be compared for%an instant 70 Tue
suffering and loss occaSloSeu 70 man
kind by the prolonSauon OF 'he war
even for q week.
In it's argument the note points oul
that German business houses through
out the world have furthered me
cause of Germany in the war, anu
have been active agents for the dis,
spmination Of German political and
soliac influence and for the purpose o.
espionage. -, vote
they have been used as bases OF
supply for German cruisers, ano III
other cases organizers and paymaslers
of miscrcants employed TO destroy by
fOul means factories engaged IN max
ing, or ships engaged in carrying, sup
niles required by the allies. Such
operations have been carried out IN
the territory even Of the United STATES
itself, and am bound to observe what
| do not think will be denied, that no
adequate action has yet been taken
by the government Of the United
States 10 Suppress breaches OF neut raj
iv of this particularly criminal klnu,
which | know that they are the Hrsl
70 dlscountenance and deplore.
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WANTED-FemaIe Help.

FOR SALE-Scw Underwood typerftrr No. S. used
rcry l.tlc. Bell lT22-R. n-l4->
FOR SkLE-Cheap. registered o. / c. male nss from
rrize ~tnnIn: Stock Improve your hrrd with roS-
istrre1 sire. ID T. GorBuch- RsylAnd. OHIO n-li--N,
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FOR RENT-A modern rev apartment; four rooms ard
bath Immediate possession. % Maryland srreT.
I.ri rhone 1885, Nat. phone i2i0-M. n-ij-I
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WANTED-Male Help.

WANTED-A boy. Apply to Scam KIec-ne On. ?
iG,h c, h-i5-h