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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

sway with vars md lseei no pFe.
pkrsdness rneaRnrrs hi pspaect our
country and citizenship. We could
lase 4 world d peace. - well as
corn and pumpkins. ard tho noble
manhood oi Tile world SPARED ifom
psefnature graves md the awful sate
II crimson war. Talk not to me oi
waf, but rather tell me how 10 make
more corn and hayl Tell me. how
sD.kesp the furnaces aud manRfac-
turing plants roaming. ard keep the
whesls of commencs seingl Tell
me how 10 keep Oh shs snany.side,
and teach me a. q patsiei how 10
lovs. hoaos and cherish. II Q price,
less heritage. tbs ssaf spaagled
Banner and the freedom which Il
represents and insnfes ID us. aud u
var MUST come, we may have 10
hsaE ''Know MI 20 by these pres.
enss. that our Uncle Sam can knock
The 'stufkn' out'n any Nation on
earth II II comes here TO do it,
then we'll 40 ahead and plead,
teach, and prophesy for peace and
be true 10 "Sallie and the babies.
p. TN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
BURNS.

Miss Elizabeth Carton spent Sat.
urday in Dickson.
Hugo Reeves spent Sunday in
Burns.
Miss Blanche Tidwell. who lives
two and ne.half miles from
here, entertained with Leap YeaI
party Saturday evening, The house
was beautifully decorated in mis-
tie toe and leap year decorations
Those present, were: Misses Nene
and Mable Mathis, Ertie McIe.
more, Eliza beth Carton and Lynr
Meek. Paul Mathis and Lee Gibbs,
A musical program was rendered
by Misses Thelpla Buttrey and
Daisy Lowe. and refreshments were
served at late hour,
Miss Vars Carr spent the week
end with homefolks.
Services will be conducted nj
the Christian Church by Rev. Mat
thew Cayce of Nashville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chew sasn'
Sunday with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ?. Hall.
Mrs, Geo. Eleazer speilt Monda!
in Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
CDIesburg.

4 Otis Goodwin. who went 10 Hum
boldt last week 10 visit relatives,
uas called home Thursday on no.
count oi sickness Of members oi
hisiamiv.
=. >. Gfifiin and wife OF Sensth.
10. who are In Dickson County
10 the heneft OF Mr.. Gritiin's
health. bpent the weekend here
with LED Adeock and iamily.
Johu Furry was in Burns Mon.
day.
Edward Temple. sgsd s years,
was taxed to = Nashville hospital
Friday hi undergo an operation ior
appendicitis,
Jsa Adcock and q. w. Brown
were In Nckhon Monday.
Jim .Mocalpias mas here FROM
Nashyille,Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Coulter. who has
been visiting relatives In Hickman
County, y visiting with old ao-
quaintances here before returning
TO her home at Hurricane Mills.
MrM Amanda Clifton, Of Grab
Creek spent Sunday here.
Will Everett and Mrs. Mamie
Gullum, Of Jones Greek visited Mrs.
Mamie McColpin Sunday,
Miss Mabel Wolfe. Of Bon Aqua.
10 visiting here.
III. y. Talent and w. and r,
Engliah were seen here Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

To the Public School Tsachsrs:
Our next regular teachsrs' mest.
ing will be held at Dickson. Tenn.
on Saturday. February 9th, 1915.
Let me insist that every teacher st.
tend these meetings. ~ We hsve
splendid instructors. and know
that you will bs helped by attending
same.
We vii! take up the Reading
Circle work at this meeting, and
Prof. Wilson will have charge Of
the book On agriculture, and Prof.
Morrison will have charge ot the
book on Pedagogy.
An additional progfsm will be
given by some Of the)Wilson school
students. We are expected to
meet this time at the Wilson School
promptly a. 10 O'Clock d. NJ.
X. Z. Corlew.
County Supt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
". 7. LYLE ARRESTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

w. T. Lyle was arrested in
Nashville Monday afternoon.
charged with the murder OF John
c. Burke. a member oil the Chicago
Police Department; who was sho,
to death in that city on December
t6. 1915.
Tuesdays Nashville Banner had
the following to say in regard to
the matter
Young Lyle, according 10 information
furnished the detectives BY the Chicago
police, left Chicago few days after ,he
murder was committed. and was iden.i-
fed later by photograph as the man
who is alleged TO have fired the fatal
shot. Lyle Ia said 70 have made num-
ber OF threats against the life of the
policeman. while in Chicago. and this 10
another reason why he was immediately
suspected OF the crime, the detectives
say.
Though he appears very much worried
over his sitaation, the accused insists
upon his Innocence, when seen ~ his
cell at the police station.
Young Lyle partially admitted that he
| had committed daring hold-up on a
dark thoroughiare in Chicago IN Fcbru-
ary o; 1914, and declared that he had
served term Of one year in the Chicago
house OF correction toh shooting three
times at 0fioer burke when the latter
was sent TO arres, him for the robbery.
After completing his term, Lyle SAYS,
he came to Nashville last February, re-
naming here only short while. From
this city he claims he went 10 the Webb
School at Bell Buckle, where he remain
ed until las, October. He again return
cd tes Nashville, bat q short MhiIe later
be ent 10 attend school al Dickson.
The accused is about 2 years
old, and is a nephew OF our towns-
man. I'd. M. Lyle. and the above
claim OF attending school in Dick
son is correct. as the records Of
the Wilson School shows that he
entered that school on November
3Oth. and left on December 18th.
only two days previous to the time
OF the alleged crime, and we un-
ders,and that there are several
persons here who arc willing 10
testify that they saw him here on
the day that the CRIME was commit.
ted Of which he is charged, and
arc contiden, that he is innocent.
These parties who know that he
was here on that date. went to
Nashville Thursday to testify in
hi. behalf and it is believed that
he will be cleared OF the charge,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
BOYS ARRESTED
ON BURGLARY CHARGE

Anhur Maxwell lbetter known
as Tobscco-worm) was arrested in
Nashville last Friday. charged with
burglary, and brought back here
by Marshal John Shelley,
The first OF last week young
Maxwell was arrested. charged
with stealing a watch, pistol and
some money from Ray Hosin. and
was tried before Esq T. J. War
rem, who released him on the
ground that the evidence was no,
sufficient to bind him over to Cir.
cult Court. Thursday night. Max
we'll went to Nashville. and when
arrested Friday. had in his poses
ion Mr. Hogin's watch. but at
first denied having stolen it. and
contended that he bought it from
a negro. AT his trial here Satur-
day morning, he was bound over
to Iircuit Court, and not being
able to make the required bond,
he was taken TO jail,
Frank Moore has also been ar
rested, charged with having been
implicated with Maxwell, and his
trial is set for hearing Thursday
morning
Within the past few weeks sew.
eral houses have been entered,
among them being the residences
Of Rev. r. M, Meadows. RI +
Cowan, w. T. Rogers and Ray
Hosin, and the officer. are work
ing hard to apprahend. the guilty
parties.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

BY Our Special Correspcndents

Misses Elva and Orlean Frazier
were the guests OF Miss Tina Dud
ley last Friday night.
Mrs. w. P. A. Frazier is on the
sick list this week.
Bill Luther and wife, we're the
guests Of r, 3. Frazier and family
last Sunday.
Mrs, Murphy has returned to her
home after a few weeks visit al
her daughters. Mrs. Albert Myatt.
Miss Gertrude Luther was the
guests OF Mrs, P. Frazier Sunday
night.
There was large crowd attended
church at Bon Aqua Sunday and
Sunday night.
], f. Dudley and family were
4he >gaeasa.ai MP. .A.,Esasies end
family Monday night.
There was very large crowd at
tended candy.bresking at Mrs.
Nellie Myat,'s last Thurs day night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
Double Branch.

Mrs. J, F, Dudley was the guest
OF Mrs, Brud Bowen Tuesday.
Miss Annie Holland was the
guest OF the Misses Dudleys Friday
night,
Miss Mary Holland visited her
grandparents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jacob
Holland saturday hight.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Noel Kimbro visited
The toy mer s sister, Mrs. Brud Bow.
en-, S,aturdsy night.
Willie Dudley aud sister, Miss
Arizona, spent ths weekend with
relatives on Bear Greek.
Misses Pearl and Dosia Kimbro
were the guests OF Mrs. Benuie
kimbro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Frazie, and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Bowen Sunday.
Miss Freddie Frazier was the
gaeei Of Miss Annie Holland Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Arsz ona Dudley was the
guest OF Mrs. Noel Kimbro M,,ntla,
afternoon,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
Slayden.

Geo. Under God was accidentally
shot last Friday by a Mr.. X. Way.
nick. II seems that Mr.. Underwood
was clearing in q new-ground. and
Mr.. Waynick was rabbit hunting,
and when the game gets up. Mr..
Waynick shoots. not knowing that
Mr.. Understood Was in range Of the
shot. However, he was hit by
several shot, but only one was really
affective. it striking him in the left
eye. A physician was summoned,
and was soon on the scene. After
carefully examining the patient, be
recommended thst he be carried to
an eye specialist at Clarksviile,
which was done. The specialist
was Of the opinion that about the
only alternative wss 10 remove the
eve, and more especially il his other
eve became the least hit involved.
The whole affair 10 to be very much
regretted, inasmuch as Mr.. Eader-
wood 10 A hard-working. honest
man. and Lis many friends will BE-
shocked to hear OF his misfortune
Mr.. and Mya. ]. NJ. Ferguson and
xr. and Mrs. {: r. Rueseil were in
Dick. .on las. Friday.
RK Powers and family visited
Or, and Mrs, Jackson Sunday.
]. N. Pairotts is sick with lagrip'
pc.
ESQ. Lem Tstum. who is an as
nir,nt for the o.fice Of Tax Asses
s,r. was in town recently. and while
We do not pretend to be a prophet
still we arc inclined to bslisvs o.
venture a prediction, thai The mar
who beats him will know that he
been in the race.
We enjoyed the letters in th'
Herald last wsek-"Walker vs
smith, Gtel but thoes iellers sur
,,bows the goodwill and disposi
tom to lash each other on their pr,
| and con subject Of preparedness. |
we're 10 be Judge in this discus
sion, Im incIiued to the opinion
that I'd have to be d bit partial %
ward Mr., Smith; tho il | cou!
o,,ly have my way about the mai
,sr I'd have such laws enacted .
would be necessary to place all th
millionaires in front Of each bait,
10 be fought. then Ss would d
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

have ii at the August election, hut
as the new members oh the County
COMMITTEES who had been elected
to-day. were not present. he Thought
II best to defer taking action until
later.
Messrs. Henslee and Richardson
agreed to this, and Mr.. Stone poy-
ed tha. the Democratic Executive
Committee meet in Dickson, at ]
O'Clock the first Saturday in April.
and at this time the committee
would decide how the candidates
Tor the Legislature would be nomi-
mated. and also at this meeting ii
would be decided under what plans
the new County Executive Com.
mitsee would be named.
Mr.. II, c. Richardson introduced
resolution. which was adopted
endorsing the statesman.like man
ner in which President Woodrow
Wilson was administering the al.
fairs oi the Nation. The admin
istration of Gov. T, G. Rye was en-.
dorsed. also the administration OF
John A. Thomason, Comp. and
and Porter Dunlap. Treas. Compt'
Thomson was complimented and
congratulated on selecting s. Il
Hunt Chief Clerk Of his office.
The committee Then adjourned
to meet in Dickson, on April let,
1915.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

Last december had a very Sc.
we're cold and was nearly down sick
in bed. | bought two bottles oi
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
it was only q very few davs until !
was completely restored 10 health.
writes 0. J, Metoali, Weatherby,
Mo. II you would know the value
of this remedy, ask any one who has
used ii. 0btainable everywhere,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
Bad Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Mrs. Martha Wilcox. Gowsnda,
N, Y. writes: Il first used Cham
beylain's Cough Remedy about 8
years ago. AT that time ! had q
hard cold and coughed most Of the
time. II proved to be just what !
needed. 1. broke up the Geld In a
few days, and the cough entirely
disappeared. have told many oil
my friends Of the good I received
through using this medicine, and
all who have used 1t speak oi il In
the highest terms
Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
1T. Weaver Enters the
Race For Tax Assessor.

Elsewhe In this issue will be
iound the formal announcement OF
Mr.. ]. r. Weaver. who has entered
the race for county Tax Assessor.
Mr.. Weaver Ia a resident Of the
eleventh district and 10 an Undue.
trious and progressive farmer, and
A loyal member OF the Masonic and
Oddiellow lodges.
He is too we'll and fsvorahly known
throughoutthe county tss he travels
this territory selling Rswleigh
Medicines for us comment upon
at length; suffice IL 10 say. that Il
the voters Of the county next Aug.
us,. zee proper TO elect him to this
effire. We, are confident he will
serve with credit to them and him.
self.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

sTRAYED OR STOLEN--one
dark bay horsa Irom Lyla Station.
Any information a. to his where
abouis will be greatly appreciated
and rewarded, Notify Frank Rus.
sell a. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
Notice.

Those who want 10 sign q con.
tract fos growing tomatoes. for the
Sunbright Canning Co.. this seasen
can do 20 by calling On G. L. Pen
:eccet. DickMm.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
NEXT ATTRACTION
FEBkUARY IND ]


Following a the ilemiasd ecss oi
Highways Eumhere o and 7. -
shown By she repnFe of ihe auditor:
HIGHWAY mo- A~0A MxLE&
Ga 1Ealss tlrAded and lGaea1 a1tasass
= Maiss uFA&sd sally,
Highway No. q. a. dssixasasl ~
the original road law. begins Il
Charlotte and runs by vanisss,
Slaydsn. aud Bosses' Nil te ].
j CoOksayAs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

Let me protect your family II you
die or become disabled. II. Newt
Williams. special agent, Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

HIGHWAY NO. - 81 MLks-
"a Miles Graded and AssadAnissd.
Highway No. 7. as designated By
the original road la~, begins at
R. I. Leech's place, one mile
south oi Dickson, and runs down
Little Piney to Sill Wileys.l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

WANTED Ches,nu, 9 ord wood.
Write, Union Tanning Co.. Cha''s'
nooga. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

have used Chamberlain, Tab
tets and must say they are III b. sst
1 have ever used for const, pa,i. ,u
aud indigestion. My wife y, 80 ne. ii
toem Tor indigestion and ,t,ev did
her good, writes Eugen = . Knight
Wilmington, n. c. oh,sinahle
everywhere. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28
DEATHS

Mr., George G. Wolfe. aged IS
years, died Jan, 9th, 1915, At
White b utf, and his remains were
brought here Tuesday for interment
in Union Cemetery. Rev, T. j.
str'cklin conducting the funeral
service,
Mr., Wolfe WAS born in Arm.
strong County, Penn, June n, Is
IS. He came to Dickson in 1869.
but later moved 10 White Bluff.
Oa January Srd, 1851 he mar.
ried Miss Harriet Fox. who with
seven children survive him: F. G..
4 O.. aud r. A. Wolfe, Of Nash.
vile; II. T Wolfe, Of White Bluff,
Mrs. Joe Lane, Of Dickson, Mrs
John Mlnton aud Mrs. Oscar Kee.
ton, Of Waynesboo, Tenn,
Geo. " Larkins, a former resi-.
dent Of Dickson County, but who
has for several years resided in
Nashville, died at Mobile, Ala. on
the 18th, inst, aud was hroush,
here Wednesday morning and con.
veyea to the Larkins graveyard,
where intermeu, TOOK place, Rev,
l. e. Talent nt Dickson, con-
duciing funeral service. Mr.. Lark.
ns wife preceded him to the
grave a little more than year.
Mrs. Mary Choate. aged sixty,
SIX years died a, her home near
Charlotte January y. 1910. The
funeral service WAS conducted
Sunday a, MI. Lebanon in the
presence Of a large crowd Of rela
tives and friends Obituary Text
week
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

Mrs. L. O. Grady is recovering
from m attack Of isgrippe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

TRE HERALD leads. Z per year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-01-28

IHE HERALD. 81 90 per year.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-10

3uei bemtfd1e See sleroplane
babeu bic englil6en Drte 9famsaate
nno grpabftairs bombarbiert. gfad,
ensliiden geridten rub siuei syran.
en- nnb Elm Sinh perlett iuorben.
Nns Berlin luir6 beridjfet, oab
bic Semtfden iueitli@ bun Wimb Bic
erifr Sinie Der fran56fIdJen Gteilun-
sen in elmer Strefe BON 800 garos
8tnommen ba6en, nobel lie bantert
WeFanaene tnadtru nn6 fiiuf Wsafdi-
nengeldike erRenteten, GH6Iidl bun
Der SDntnte Sraaeen sic syrnnsoien,
mic aus Berlin genssloet tuirS, in
cine fIeine bentide 0rabenabteiluna
Elm. SIN Erieiterlualo iuaroe Elm
fran50fides Merpplan nieoeraeidjoI-
len, oeIlen 5iuei SnIaifen babei nntss
xeben famen. Die sransoiem mel
ben, oak an Der Gtrafe siuiidjen
Nenpille mnb Sbelns ld)arf aefampft
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ploiion ppr ben frans6flden Stel-
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aber 5itriifseIdlagen ipmrOem. Sies
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oernnsen Elm uno oasIelbe 8pr-
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5oIen burd 0anosramaten eiuen
fleinen oettIden Soften aes,uunaen
Babemy iies snriifsmsie6en. Slae Bic
le Grfolse an6 Miserfplse iimb fir
bic aagcneine Gage BON feiner ge-
bentnng.
Sine lleberlee gepeIdDe aus Ser
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benoes nit; Die Cffeuiib Seiue-
gititgen iumroen BON Gpro Gnrson
I'M stugnit 1914 amgefiia0iat mno
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ben bic Offeniiuen i'm Sftpber 1914
nnsefiinOist, als 6as @urorimgen Der
Gentid)en IN gelsicn bird Bic lte-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-10

Der elmer anh Der blieb liegen.
slber glei6 binterber nieber lol6e
ganeiten. @inen ertpii6te i6 nod,
elmer brott1te mir ems allf oen 8el5
8alldl6uB. 3mei Sdtille befonl
meiit aamerao in Die, syiiBe.
Sl15mii1ett batte1r ettpo 20 iol=
'6er @iiitenraltber unIere ooroeriten
gatterien iiberfollen nno NIT Off
5ieren lno Waannfdaften nieherge-
nroht S6on 5u Tooe pertpnnoet,
fanpften unb raneen meine Some
raoen ipie ruiloe Siere nit oieIen
i9mor5en 8eitien. Cine .8iertelftlln-
De lpater iebter Die unlern ben
S6lnBifri6 nnter Die Ge6nrng. 9ie
Setnoe tpuroen ipieoer binaltsge=
peitidt. 8ier gefongene Tran5ofen
bro6ten mid nod langere 3eit aui
8efeDl oes WaiorS anf Ser Sabre
gum Sanutelplab.
s geun fonlne icb ms 2asarett
Sd}on mars bod, nentt man naUts
nm eins bonn sSlifen elmer Sele=
pbonleitllng i'm @ranatfeuer 5nriid-
fam ltilo nicbts abbefonllnen batte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-10
xnIanN.

Die 4ngeflagten in oen Ser
i6iporungsfallen BON San syrancis-
co iino in 5tpei @ruppen aeteilt. STIR
Die erlte @rllppe lautet Die @nflage
salif @erihmoruna 5nr 3eritorung
bon Gilenbabntunnels uno GLEN
babnbriifen in rniernl 2anoe nno
in Canada unh auf Die 3eritorung
BON 8nlDer nnb Wfltflitionsfabrifen.
8ie 9lnflugen iheinen in eriter 2i-
ME anf ben 4uslagen eines an
geblid3en oeutIden slge1ltett, oes So
bunnes Senrifns par aoolbergen,
begriinbet 5u ieift, Der 3ltr 3eit me-
gen sSali6nflg ooer irgeno zines afl-
bern &ergebens eine @efdngnis-
itrafe IN Canada perbiiBen loa. gu
oieier @ruppe eeboren Der beutl6e
@eneralfonlul Sran3 8opp in Sun
Jrancisco, Der oeutlbe Gice-@enc-
ralfoniul Baron BON S1ad in San
Srancisco, Der slttadee bes oeut=
iben General &onluls in San
Srnnciseo, Baron bon 8rinden; Ser
oben eripdbnte eSobannes Senrifns
ban &oolbergen, Der 9eteftip Gbas.
6. GroipleD lrlo Die @ebiilfin Group
leps1 irau Maraaret gs. Cornell.
2ie speite @rHppe biloen 2eute, oie
angeflaet iino, Die 8eaiernng onr6
allerlei Wfafinationen nit 0en
S6iffen gHetrieper4, .Sacranlen=
to- vMa5atlan1, aOlion" ili,o
nWabonp" betroger 5ll baben. Dieier
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ter faIihen angaben oelltide
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Sdiffe NIT 2ehensnlitteln urlo Sob
len perieben lieBen. Die slntlagen
in oieiem Safe iiro in folaenoer
@eile ipe5ifiaiert: gritens,, 9etrug
Der 8egierung snurh falfhe Manife=
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slgeilt oes georooeuti9en 2lopo 30
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