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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
MUTUAL ATTRACTION.

Mike-There is something about
Kelly that attracts ME and some
thing about me that attracts Kelly.
Thin we clinch and it's dog ate dog,
begorra!
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
WHY THEY MERELY NOD.

Young Mother-The doctor says
people shouldn't kiss the baby; it
isn't sanitary.
Caller-Poor little fellow; why
don't you wash him?
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05
ITS CHARACTER.

"Say, Jim, lend me an X, will
your
Cant. dear boy; it's an unknown
quantity with me-"
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alton was founded. That agree
ment has withstood the acid ties
Of almost . century and = hi
and has been the foundation O.
the greatest Democracy Ia tn,
history Of the world. BUTT il
plain that = democracy woult
not suit Kaiser Bills purpose.
Authority to operate municipal
markets, coal yards or bakeries
in oder to help fight down the
cost of living will be accorded to
all towns and cities in the state
by special war legislation enacted
by the extra session If Governor
Gunter heeds the appeal Of James
R. holland plans to make in be-
half Of the consumers. This
plan for municipal markets has
been worked out by Secretary
holland following his investiga-
lions into the food situation of
the state.
Municipal markets are tn,
only solution to the present food
crisis..' holland declared. land
without . lowering Of prices it
will be absolutely impossible for
People to live during the war. ;"
Altho Governor Gunter thinks
at the present time that nothing
but war measures will be includ.
ed in the call. Secretary holland
feels municipal markets are en-.
titled to be included.
Because Colorado has been
used a. the dumping ground for
wildcat corporation schemes a.
we'll Is legitimate business en-.
terprises. due to hxity of the
state corporation laws. holland
will also suggest to the governor
that an amendment to these laws
be added to the call, allowing the
collection Of substantial fees
or from such organizations. Ac
cording to Dudley Humphreys
chief clerk of the secretary Of
state. none of the vast number
Of foreign corporations operating
in the state pays anywhere neal
q fair percentage of the business
they do annually.
Secretary holland estimates that
il a fair fee were demanded over
500. 900 would be added to the
state fund annually.
You can't always sometimes be
lieve everything you read in tn
newspapers. This is PARTICULAR.
true of the big city papers an
we roget to say that it accession
ally happens that local paper
misstate the fact. because of n
desire to mislead the public, bu
because the source of their imfo'
nation is faulty. Sometimes tn
mistakes are innocent enoug
and again they are more or les
harmful. The Enterprise let
its pen slip now and then mad
vertently of course, and cause
our readers to smile at our lac
Of knowledge concerning the mat
ter in hand. In this connectio
we apologize to Mesdames Big
gins. ORourke and Rodgers an
likewise Mrs. John Lercher 70
having advanced the astounding
information that they were al
sisters. They are good friend
and this may in q measure &C
count for the fact that our in
formant insisted that they wer
all four sisters when in fact onl
the first three nam-.d enjoy tina
relationship.
6 acres Of alfalfa hay for sale
Ernest Carne. Phone Arv. So
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BAPTIST Church

Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning. sermon Ii o'clock.
Young Peoples Meeting Gas.
Evening sermon 7:45
Prayer meeting. Wednesday
Z: As PM.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

The electric motor has freed
the modern farmer from the
shackles Of drudgery.
For less than half thc cost of
keeping an extra "hand" YOU
can have your cows MIXED, your
cream separated and the real
work Of all your other chores
done by a G-E electric motor.
G-E motors will also drive
irrigation or house pumps,
threshing machines, feed
cutters and all dairy machinery.
G-E motors will pay for them
selves many times over by
saving time, labor and wages.
Let US show you.
Arvada Electric Co.
Phone Arv. 80. Res. Arv. Il
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

You will 'seI printed station.
cry. letterheads. envelopes. bin.
heads. statements, cards. etc.
Come to the Enterprise office.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

Is your nam. on our honor roll d?
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-05

6 acres of alfalfa hay for sale.
Ernest Carne. Phone Arv. So J
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alton was founded. That agree
ment has withstood the acid test
Of almost . century and = hxlf
and has been the foundation of
the greatest Democracy In the
history Of the world. BUTT is
plain that q democracy would
not suit Kaiser Bills purpose.
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D|SLOYA[TY
CASES SPROBED
IN j. S,. COURT
MANY INDICTMENTS
NOW ARE PREDICTED
Cases Thus Far Considered
From Barbour and Marion.
Other Counties Affected

] ~ lal 10 | Ht lI'l'li4S'iNtA
PNILIPl'I W. Va. Nov. l4.-Th" f"d-
eral grand jury today threw routine
matters into the discard in it's sessions,
i'm order to continue the, investigations
ut dislnyalty and espionage for the gov
which secret service operatives
claim .abounds in Marion. barbour and
nossibly two other West Virginia coun-
ties. The grand jury spent the entire
day examining witnesses from the Nlcln-
i,y of ManninStou in Marion county. To-
morrow POSSIBLY fifty citizens OF tar
, hour county will tell what they know OF
indictments will be found in both coun-
is believed in court circles tonight that
indictments will he found in both coun-
tics and that the trials held at the
nresent term Of court will he important
/ and sensational in nature.
Thr.c secret service men wh" haF"
been in Marion county since the social
lists in the vicinity Of Warrington were
alleged to have given signs OF dtSloFalty
J 10 the government. are how IN barhour
county and have kept. yesterday and to-
dar in constant touch with the district
attorney Their reports tonight caused
deputy. marshals t0 start with sum-
mons for large numbers Of citizens OF
tn. county who had not been ordered
~ appear today If indictments are
found against Marion county citizens
tn.v will likely be for disloyalty charges
;,lons for no effort was made in that
/ section 10 ohstruct the draft or prevent
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arms against Mo "- my family: they
were IN rebellion against that which
only Historically represented, and In
wardly ahhorrrd. Even AZ early as the
middle 81 1915. my family had fears
i.nG they constantly begged .nc tn keep
q large fore: at the capital for their
protection. told them often. and often
wr"t" Ii them that they had merely read
the story Of thu French revolution" but
had ncvcZ studied it. I always pressed
the fact into their minds that the peo-
pie are not apt 10 demand the blood OF
their monarchs. even II they do dislike
them. but only would resort to violence
# the monarch attempted tn defend the
throne when it has already Income dis
reputable in their ry"s. With that view
in my mind. had given instructions TO
alrthe palace guards. officers and heads
II the servants, and also to my wife and
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To Arrest Former j. s.
Senator Pettigrew as
ObStruCtOr Of the Draft

hBE.EI,I ,Iif;N. :. H.. NnN. li.-Hnbrri
f. Stewart. United States district at
turn.y fnr South I'ak"tr. announced
hero today Mat Il warrant for the ar
rest ui Former Inifr'l Sini"s Senator
Il +. p,tiiErrH. "G South Dakota. on
an indirtm"nt charging Violation Of III"
,Sp!unagn act would h" S"rvrd upon
lriii.r"w. who Is now III chicago.
Mr.. Stewart announced thai Petit
grew would hn brought to South pa-
>nrr to stand trial. Th" Indictment
,.rnrcrs IN" former senator with at
i"murinc {" nhSIruct N" S"l"riir" draft
and with making stnll-war utt"ranc"S.
contrary ln The provisions "t the cs-
."naI" law.
Although r"ttigr"w was 'ndict"d soy
.,ral w,,kS ago ~ SIOUX Falls by 4
federal grand jury. Mr.. Stewart rN-
MANNED II warrant had not h"H1 IsSu"d
r,.r his arrest hrcausH h" undcr$toO
MIR. E'.trig;rw was II il thIcago hos
ptal.
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ITALIANS FORCED TO
GIVE GROUND BEFORE
ATTACK OF TEUTONS

Will" IA" Italians continue I" hold
tnnacously Ia most "f thu new lin"
along tn. piavr river from III" .Adriatic
sea 10 IN" r. Hgi"n "f F"lltr" and through
tho uorthr,u hills westward from F"i-
iro Ia Lax uiarda. they again have
hrrn cumI".Nrd so give ground in h"ih
sectors Ia The Trutnnir Allies armies.
I'pun the shoulders Of the Italians
alone for several days must r"5t me
security &C IA" riav" lin" and Of his
tnrir N..uir". for III" information mas
been >.urhsai"d by Major General
Maurice. chief director "f military nI"r-
:LtinrS AT IN" British war "ffic" that u
will l.- SON" days YET before Rrittsh
and r'r"urh fighting forces can L."
placed in III" field {" reinforce the tial-
IanS.
M"anwhil" 'h" enemy is striving
cnrr"ciirally tn fore" passages OF the
Piavr AT rarrTIS points. and again has
been successful un southern reaches IN
crossing TN" str"am at t:ri$nl"ra, four
miles distant from !tS mouth. an" some
twrntv miles northeast -; E"ni"". Here
hnwrv"r. in The swamry regions. IN"
1.utnuS arr. Icing held by the Offending
forces from further gains
To the north around IrnSun. wh"r"
ih.. stream WAS negotiated hy III" AUS
;ru-(;cr,uans. Tuesday. fighting * Still
IN rrngro$S with the Italians holding
the IIurrr hand hu: not yet having Dr'h
able tn driv,. back III" invaders l" III"
eastern hank Of thu stream. sun tar-
ihcr north. attempts /" gam i""thn'u
on the wrAi"ru hanh "i ;h" PIaV" DO
tween pu"ru nu1 frnrr" w"r" rrpulS"d
with hcnyy casualties. In III" hiliy r"-
cIon frnm T,.zxr. "n IT," Tr"ntln" front.
eastward 'n F'r"trr. distance ~ about
iwrly., niles. Ii" Italians hay" lhIlfr
back hrfor.. iu" enemy. WIN ais" mas
gained additional vaniaE" points m ihr
ASiaE" plateau and ih" S"'i" ''''nuh''
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WAshington Nov. l+-Newly ap-
pointed state directors Of the War
savings movement. at their hrst
conference tomorrow with treasury
officials Will formulate plans In
which they expect to make war saw
Ing certificates or stamps tho most
popular Christmas gift throughout
tho entire country.
Frank A. Vanderrp, chairman OF
the governments war savings COM
ru1ttee viii tell the directors that II
is important to conduct an intensive
campaign In every state during tho
holiday season and for at least
month afeerward TO start the war
savings habit, from which the gov
ernment hopes to reap loans nggre-
eating two billion dollars within q.
year.
Although The campa1sr Will not
open formally until December 3, pos
tern and other advertising matter
will be displayed in every locality
within the next ten days, It was an
nouncsd today. The state d1rec-
tors have less than three weeks IN
which to organize their forcos,
choose advisory committees and de-
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TWENTY LASHES FOR
MANACLED NEGRO
Who WHIPPED WIFE.
Special DispIich 10 the ntallIcencer.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov. l4.-Man-
aclcd with his arms stretched high
against the grating nf Il cell. Edward
stewart. white laborcr. formerly of
Keys"r. ". Va, was given twenty lashes
on his bare back with Il blucksnake whip
by Sheriff Mcfarland today for wife
beating.
While Intoxicated. Stewart mcrcilcSs-
" maltrcatrd his wjfc. who is about
I" hn Il mother. Although StcwartS
back is q mass Of wclts and stripes he
did not murnur.
There is no hard fcrling.' Stewart
Saih' AS he extended his hands To the
sheriff.
y glass Of whisk"y. water and sugar
prepared for n stimulant was spurned.
Stewart said That's the cause Of my
troubles and am NOT going TO take
it,"
Upon promise tn refrain from intoxl-
cantS Tor Il year. prison sentence was
suspended and Stewart was placed on
parn" lie rrJOinS his family. During
the execution nf III" sentence; the priS-
nnrr locked in cells sang. Nearer Ny
God To Thee"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-15
LLOYD-CEORGE
MEETS STORM
Of CRITICISM
BRITISHERS OBJECT
TO ALLIED COUNCIL
Premier Explains to CON-
mons That Body Will Have
No Executive Power

LONDON. Nov. 1i-Prcmicr Lloyd
George explained to the Eousc at Com
mons today that the lntcr-Allird coun-
cil. the establishment Of which was
arranged for ut the recent conference nt
British. French and Italian representa-
tiycs would have Ro executive power
He said final decision In regard to
matters OF strategy and the distribution
and movement Of. armies would rest
with the several governments OF tn"
allies.
Tho new council. Mt. Lloyd George
said. would hc charged with thr duty Of
surveying continuously tho field VI
operations as whole in the light Of in
formation derived from all tho govern
mcnts and stnffs. and also Of Co-ordi-
mating plans and making plans Of its
own. If necessary. for the better conduct
of tho war
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Storm Of Criticism.

LONDON. Tuesday. Nov. l3.-Premirr
Lloyd George on his return from his
hurried trip to consult and h"art"n
Great Rrtain's ally. Italy. finds himself
faced by the sharpeSt crisis of his ca
recr as prime minister. TIL" crisis is
ono which may result possibly in Il
vote OF want OF confidence hr pnrlia-
mcnt which would BE- followed AUTO
maticallr by his resignation.
No action taken by any British gov
rrnmcnt since the beginning Of the war
has caused such Il ma"lstrom Of criti-
cism. speculation and symptoms or un-
formation Of m International war coun-
ell composed ~ cabinet minister's If
Great Eritain. France and Italy. with
military committee representing tn"
three nations which latter is /" b" N
constant session at Versailles. The qu"s-
ttons being asked nrr whether such Il
vital change is necessary. whether IT
will bring cffrctivc control OF the cam
paign and particularly how far tn" ncw
military trinity will SuJ"rccdc or nvcr3
lap tho management Of British oprrr-
lions by tho general staff OF thu nrruT'.
During the past twrnty-four hours tn"
premier has had what In t.urop" ~
called ~ had press
The comments on his action rang"
from violent attacks ny tn" Morning
Post and the Globe. To questioning and
critical comment. Even the Times which
Is credited with being the chief inst ru-
mcnt in the overthrow Of the ASUuith
government In Mr.. Lloyd Georges in
tcrrst. said that this weakness is Il
failure To think ont his plans to thor
logical conclusion" which may h" re-
garded ns n conSidcrat" way Of sayiu.:
the premier Is prom" /" lcnp h"for.. H..
looks The Globe which recently has
bccn edited by l.. J. Maxs". Il prominent
rubliciSt. best known as tn" editor nr
the National Revicw. calls tho premier
a Dangerous dcmaghg""." and terms
the new government. this juEcl" wi'h
the strategy OF the var. This is IN.
strongest languag" printed by English
newspapers since tn" political truce was
declared at the beginning of tho war.
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ministers. NJ government constantly
ah II is"h m" that III" outbreak was being
ln";trd hy th.. court. my royal relatives.
This advIr" wHS rurr"S"lE turn shed I"
IN" for Ih" pIri"~" ~ l,"r~utiluE IN" NOT
"a :LhdiC:itc. However. on "i my faith
ful royal cousins adSi:," III" iruthfuliy
and with IN" highest m";lv" tried to
acTuairl IN" with tn" wh"l" truth.
WAS informed. and th!S I'm" II WAS IL"
truth that III" uprising Tins wl$ on IN"
nfth day Of March was being iuS;IEt-
ted ny my government. This m"mOrnn-
DUN Informed n" that my government
had pIrc"d no loss ;hHt 30n machine
guns in m area Of half square mile.
The ronf-lnps nf many residential build
inEs. hotels the navy building. prison
roof-tops and all public buildings wcr"
provided with machine guns. More than
5000 agents Of my government had aub-
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daughters not [" attempt th" slightest
resistance against any d"putati"n "f tho
durna or tho people. | further HnStru"f-
cd my wife even should 4 mob force. itS
way into the palarr Tor Ito: rurp"s" "f
plumber. they should not attempt any
kind of armed drf"nc". am not aw;lr"
how literally my inJunrti"rs w"r" obey
ed during III" days Of IN" revolution. but
il cannot d" denied that ih"r" Was II"
organized defence of tn" phlnr" grounds
when tho representatives OF tn" durna
dong ndcd "nirnnr% and my family obey
cd the mandate OF III" people humbly.
Protopopov's Dupl1city.
on thr third uf March ! had irr"vn-
cahly made my decision 20 ahdiCat". and
would have sent thu instrument 10 NJ
Rodizianko. the president nf the duma.
but for one reason. | was once more,
and for the last time. deceived by my
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mrn,rd tho police. and thos" were all
bound To- provoke an artificial uprising
for thu PURPOSE If justifyinE act: of
repression.
Treason Intnatod.
NV royal cousin also strongly intlma-
ted that In" government had more SIN
isI.r motive in provoking thr people to
an uptiSInE. Taking advantage Of such
an UPRISING those elements in my gov
rrnmcnt. who had recently cultivated
strong uartiuIity towards our enemies.
would seek 4 way 10 bring part Of tn"
army from tn" front Ia suppress the re-
l.,Iliur anh having thus weakened our
front. would rnncluh" n treaty OF peace
with the enemy by Il sudden coup.
I shuddrrcd at the thought
could understand that my govern
ment. would encourage and provoke dig
turhanccs in order to resort to strong
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zens from the Ojinaga garrison !.
started coming to the American !.
side early today and were placed J,
in a temporary stockade estab<ss
lished by Captain Theodore
Barnes, Jr.. commander Of theg
troops stationed here. One OF the J.
wounded soldiers was Captain Ma:
rino Avarica, who had two bullet;
wounds in the body. Fifty prs:s5
oners. picked up at the ford, ALSO
were brought in. - -;
Mexican Consul Cosmo Bengoe,s
chea received a report this morn-
ing from General Espionsa "
Cordova. saying that the ener1yIs
had been routed and that the fed,
eral losses were small Villa and ::
his men fled toward Mulato, ac.a:
cording to the consul. He also
received u report that the streets,
of Ojinags were dotted with Yilla.ss
dead and a number Of wounded
had been captured. All reportA:: !:
agreed that Villa was in command:
of the attacking forces. "a
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VILLA DEFEAT.

PRESIDE, Texas, Nov. IA. -
Mexican federal troops evacuated
0jinaGa 1T $50 tonight. and
came In The American side where
they surrendered their arms. Gen
rral Juan EsrinoSa Y. Cordora,
commander, surrendered 10 Cap
tain Theodore Barnes, Jr., COM
mander Of American troops here.
lIr said the fighting was hand 10
hand before the. evacuation. villa
troops now occupy the Mexican
Town. Many were killed, wounded
and executed.
The fighting was confined 10
: the streets Of Ojinaga and in the
. municipal plaza. The attack
opened at twilight. The villa
forces rushed past the outpost anu
charged down the streets and into
tho military headquarters.
The rout started soon after
o'clock and soon after $50 III"
evacuation had become 4 mob
seeking safety on lhr American
side Of tn" river.
Th" federal troops were rounded
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Germans Slain by Americans
In Comeback Trench Raid
WILL MAKE WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
THE MOST POPULAR CHRISTMAS PRESENT

dgnate the multitude Of places
where the thrift savings stamps are
to be placed on sale.
The state directors, whose ap-
potntInents were announced today,
will listen to addresses tomorrow
By Mr.. Vnnderlp, Secretary Nc
Adoo, Postmaster General Burle5on,
and Basil P. Blackett, of tho British
treasury, who has directed q similar
war savings plan In his country.
They Will also confer with their
district directors, SIX Of whom have
been named Friday the state d.
rectors Will call on President Will
son, who Is expected to give hearty
endorsement to the war savings
plan.
r. L. Archer, Of Huntington, was
named director Of the movement In
West Virginia. Robert B. Brown
Of louisville, Was appointed director
for Kentucky, and Il. p. Wolfe, OF
Columbus, for Ohio. The states Of
Delaware, Kentucky, Ohio, West
vtrg1n1a and the western portion Of
Pennsylvania form District Number
2, Of which J. D. Lyon, Pittsburgh
banker, Is general director.
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Aftr- "n. day work th" tsr teams
representing :hs Young M"r's Christian
NSs"c,aii'.u lnd the E"'ary "lun secured
subscriptions :tn"rin.lnS To S5,.s?'.'h. or
8, So - NOR" than ,h"y went after. for
The war r.'"r""ti"n community :und.
nrr.. 'acp:n demons: rating tho generosity
"t in p-.uri' of Wheeling and showing
the .p.r,; w:th which m. MN <" 10
work for amy caGs" that is deemed
worthy.
W!..n III" campaign was started $50
900. MAS 81. ,S the mark 70 he reached
for III. Y Nj =. ~. mud $500" FOR the
Rotary club making L :o:ai "f 3"h.oup.
At ;hr supper h"ld on Monday night At
:he NcI.n-" hrt.! il was suggested tha;
$50. .0Nn H.. raised and II was thought
Ina, this was IN" goal. b., N" eS""u-
.tve r.n:,:fnl;t.... sud no. declaring thai
ehe mark SC, w;iS tu remain 1t th''
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rrprrSsir" measures. thus creating 4
reign nf terror and attempt &c hold the
people in fear but could not believe
that II would So d"m"an itself as To
resort tn such tr"ach"ry.
|, was either on H." Iih Or >ih day of
March when received an urgent mes
sage from my wife. telling mo that only
4 nironE military dictator could save
the situation from the different sinister
elements.
Ordered Hts Ministers to Submit t. Tho
DumA.
ON tho 9TH. 10th and llth day Of
March. | franticaily instructed my gov
eminent 10 put their designations in tho
hands OF the Duma, which hal refused
to dissolve. These orders were ignored
and ] hope that when the time comes II
place responsibilities In the affairs Of
the government, those guilty ones will
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MARRIED MEN NOT EXEMPTED
UNDER THE NEW DRAFT RULES

who has habitually failed to support .
his family. i3s,G
Married man. dependent on wife Ior2:
support. -.
Married man with or without .chElE9
drcn or father Of nothcriess Children
man not useful1y engaged. family SUPP
ported by Income independent OF his
labor ~
Unskillcd farm laborcr s,eis.
Cnskillcd Industrial worker .+s:fs
Rsgistrant by OF in respect OF whom1e
no deferred classification is claimed orr;
made. -
ReGistrant who fails to submit que1:1
tinnnaire and in respect of whom MO-
deferred classification is claimed on
made.
All rcgistrants not included in any
other division in this schedule. .-;-t
Class Two. sE.E2
Married man with children or fatherfi
of mothcrlcss children where such wife
pr children or such motherlcss children /.
arc not mainly dependent upon his l1.S:
hor for support for the r,ason thai
thcr" arc other reasonably certain
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