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Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
PnTNAM'S FIRST
WAR BRIDE
Private ldeIard ]. SaIyas of 18th Co.,
Coast Artillery Married Wednesday
p,;de Is Miss Alice Sutton of Rumford.
Maine

Putnam has its first war bride. She
was Miss Alice Sutton of Rumford,
Me. and Wednesday night she became
the wife of Private Adelard j. Salvas,
18th Company Coast Artillery.
Private Salyas came to Putnam from
Fort Terry Wednesday, on forty
eioht hour leave, arriving here at $3.50.
He was met by his tiancee, and at
eight o'clock Wednesday evening, in
the presence of few friends, they were
married at st. Mary's church under a
speeial dispensation procured from the
Bishop, by the pastor, Rev. Charles + :.
Bedard.
The bridegroom spick and span in
the khaki of Uncle Sam stood before
the sanctuary where the marriage GER
emony was performed. He was atten-
ded by his youngest brother, William
Salvas, in all the dignity of his fif-
tenth birthday. The bride was atten-
ded by Miss Alma Salvas, sister of the
bridegroom.
Mr.. Salvas is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Salvas of Marshall street. He
has lived all of his life in Putnam and
is barber by trade. He met his wife
while working in Rumford. Mr.. Sal
vas joined the 18th when an appeal
was sent out for recruits to complete
the company's quota, preferring TO
volunteer than wait for the draft
Mrs. Salvas is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Sutton of Rumford.
She will rem ain in Putnam until she
learns something more definite of the
future of her husbands company.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception for few friends ut the Salvas'
home on Marshall street. Private
Savas left this Friday morning to join
his company at Fort Terry.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Peanut Spill On Front Street

People In the business section Satur-
day attended peanut spill on Front
street. An automobile house stood
near the corner Of Livery street blocs-
Ing the way. An auionobiie started
around the corner and the driver did
not see John, the peanut man, Ia time
to avoid striking his stand, which was
tipped over. An autobiic house -
house built on the framssof 40 automo-
bile and the one seen saturday Is the
first to appear in Putnam. People IN
IL we're touring the country The acct
dent attracted large crowd who were
entertained by urchins scrambiing iof
the peanuts.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Orders 10 Districts Contingent

Orders received here Wednesday by
the district exemption board set forth
that this districts first contingent of
men will go out TO camp september
9TH. The second contingent is to go
September 18th, the third, October Ord.
There will be 30 per cent. Of the dis
trict's quota in each contingent. The
enaining 10 per cent. will 90 forward
sometime before October 10Th.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Card OF Thanks

The undersigned wish to express
their thanks and appreciation to the
many kind friends who remembered
them, assisted them, and sent them
beautiful membranes on their gold
en- wedding anniversary. 1t was
day we will long remember and the
many kindnesses of friends will never
be forgotten.
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. Cunningham
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Concert in Aid Of Blind Soldier Fund

on Saturday, August 10Th, at s;l5
there will be held at Academy Hall a
concert for the benefit Of soldiers made
blind In this war. Artists from New
York, Philadelphia, Pomfret and
Woodstock will take part, and those
Interested In this worthy cause should
be present and incidentally hear some
good music. Tickets at 75e may be
purchased at the door.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
As Soon Fight Germans As His Wife

A man with a wife and two children
came up for examination last week
and passed the doctor. When asked
if he wanted 10 claim exemption 1t
was expected that his answer would be
yes. 1t wasn't. lie replied. "I've
been fignting a woman for four years,
and I'd like 70 go out and fight a
mar
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
To Meet Parents Of High School Pupils

Principal Arson b. Handy OF the
Putnam High school will be glad to
meet any OF the parents Of his pupils
at the high school, Saturday, August
25th, and Saturday, September LIST from
2 until 4, for the purpose Of talking
over matters relating to courses pupils
are to persue the coming year.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Interesting Locals
AnvERTIsKNIENI

ANY kind of high work? GalhfoF
steeple Tom Fitzpatrick, 81 Green
street. phone 606-2. Stacks, Chin
news. water tanks, painted, cleaned,
and repaired, Flag poles, steeples and
towers painted and repaired, WORK
done without staging.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24

DIR. and Mrs. l.. o. Morasse are tour
ing instheir automobile. They nave
inst left Saratoga Springs and are GO
ing TO Glen Falls and Lake George
freebooter writes that the ride is beau
tiful.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24
Juniper Point Children Clear $50 for
Red Cross

Desiring TO devote all possible time
to relief work the Juniper Point
tMaine) colony omitted their annual
Fete Day this year. This disappointed
the children and they planned Red
Cross fair. The fair was held Aug. I'd
on the piazza Of Overlook cottage, the
SUMMER home Of g. Harold Gilpatric
OF this city.
The children solicited articles which
found a ready sale and when their ex-
element had abated they counted the
money and found they had raised $50.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-24

George 5. Bradley went to Fort Slo-
cum, n. Y, the latter part OF last
week to see his son Leland, who Is
stationed there.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

TOWNSHIP 1856. RANGE ST.
Sections Twenty (20), Twenty
l2D. Twenty-Five (22). Twentythree
(23), Twenty-Five (25), Twenty-six
(26). Twentv-seven 90 TWENTY
EIGHT (2s). Twenty-nine (29). Thirty
600, sThirty-one (31), Thirty-two
1927. Thirty three (33), Thirty-fo
(34) Thirty-fv (35) and Thirty-six
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04
TOWNSHIP 1855 RANGE 50.

Sections nineteen (19). Twenty go
TWENTY-FIVE (22), Twenty-three t23
Twenty-four f24). Twenty-Five CPS
Tenty-six (26). Twenty-seven CIT
Twenty-eight f2s), Twenty nine f2s
Thirty 600. Thirty-one (31), Thirty
two 1929. Thirty-three e(33), Thirty
four (34). Thirty-five (35), and Thi1
.fu-SiY (26l,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04
State OF Minnesota.
County Of Beltrami
District Court,
Fifteenth Judicial District
In the Matter of judicial Ditch Num-
Der Thirty-nine (s0), Beltrami. Mar
shall. and Pennington Counties,
Minnesota.

Notice is hereby given that petit
ton has been filed in the office Of
the Clerk of the District Court in
and for Peltrami County, Minnesota,
praying for the establishment Of a
Judicial ditch in Beltrami, Marshall
and Pennington Counties, Minnesota
and that said proceedings have been
numbered and designated as Judicial
Ditch Number Thirty-nine (39), Bel
trami, Marshall and Pennington Coun-
ties, Minnesota.
That the first hearing on said pc
tition has been had and that the En-
gineer appointed by the Court to
make the survey of the route of said
proposed ditch has made his survey
and made and filed his report with
the undersigned Clerk as provided by
law.
That the Judge of the District
Court, for the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict has made and filed his order fix
ing the Goth day of April, 1917, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon thereof at
the Court House. in the City of
Bemidji, Minnesota. as the time and
place for the final hearing on said
petition and on said Engineers and
Viewers reports.
Now, Therefore, all persons or par
ties interested in the construction Of
said ditch are ordered to be and ap-
pear for or against the establishment
of said ditch or for the assessments
Of benefits and damages thereon.
F. w. RHODA,
Clerk of the District Court,
Beltrami County, Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Commencing at the quarter corner
between sections Thirty-hve (36) and
Thirty-six (36), Township One hum
dred and Fifty-five (166). Range Thir-
ty-eight (38), thence north along Sec
ton line One and one-half (1Aa)
miles to judicial Ditch No Twelve
112), at corner Of sections Twenty
three 123ls Twenty.Sour (14)ysTwsn-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Twenty-eight (2S), Twentv-nine (29),
Thirtv-two (32) and Thirty-three
(33). Township One hundred and Fiji
ty-five (155), Range Forty-two (42).
thence north along section line One
1) mile to Ditch No. Twenty (2O),
at corner Of sections Twenty (2O9.
Twenty-one (2D. Twenty-eight f2s)
and Twenty-nine (29). Township One
hundred and Fifty five C55), Range
Forty-two (42).
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

The following is description of
the lands through which the ditch
will pass:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Commencing at the quarter corner
between sections Thirty lone (31) and
Thirty-six (36). Township One hun
dred and Fifty-fve (155l. Ranges Thir-
ty-seven (sD and Thirty eight (3s),
thence north One and one-half t1k)
miles to Judicial Ditch No. Twelve
d2), at corner of sections Nineteen
G9). Twenty-four (24). Twenty five
(25). and Thirty (a0), Township One
hundred and Fifty-five (155). Ranges
Thirty-seven (s7) and Thirty-eight
$3.50.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Sections One (1). Two (2), Three
s(3), Four (4), Five (5), Six (6),
Seven (7). Eight ts), Nine 10y, Ten
(10), Eleven (11), Twelve (12), Thir-
teen (13), Fourteen (14), Fifteen (15),
Sixteen (16). Seventeen (17), Eighteen
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

TOWNSHIP 1856 RANGE 80,
Sections Nineteen (19). Twenty
t2O). Twenty-one (2D. Twenty two
(22), Twenty-Five (25). Twenty six
(26), Twentv-seven (27), Twenty
eight (2S). Twentv-nine (29), Thirty
800, Thirty-one (31) ,Thirty-two (32)
Thirty three 1885, Thirty four (s4)
Thirty-five (s5), and Thirty-six (36)
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Commencing on the old Reserva-
ton line about Eighty (80r rods
west Of the section line between Sec
tons Thirty-flve $3.50 and Thirty-six
1855, Township One hundred and Fiji
ty-fve (155), Range Forty-two (42).
thence west along Reservation line
One (1) mile to point Eighty 600
rods west Of the section line between
sections Thirty-four. (34) and Thirty
Ave (36). Township One hundred and
Fifty-hve (16b), Range Forty-two
(42), thence north across section
Thirty four (34), One (1) mile to
Lateral No: ThtrtX.twos (s3l: at e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Sections Twenty-Five (25), Twenty
six (26). Twenty seven (27), Twenty
eight (28), Twenty-Five (29), Thirty
one (31), Thirtytwo (32), Thirty,
three (33). Thirty four (34). Thirty,
five (35), and Thirty-six (36).
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04


Thirty-nine (39).
LATERAL NO. 16.
Commencing between sections Thir-
ty (30) and Thirty-one (31), Township
One hundred and Fifty-f1ve (155),
Range Thirty eight (38), about Eighty
(80) rods east Of the County Line, be-
tween Beltrami and Marshall counties,
thence west along section line Nine
and one-fourth (9A) miles to corner
Of sections Twenty seven (27), Twen-
ty-eight (28). Thirty-three (33) and
Thirty-four (34), Township One hun
dred and Fffty-f1ve t155), Range
Forty (40), thence north along Sec
ton line One ~ mile to Ditch No
Twenty (20), at corner Of sections
Twenty-one (21). twenty-five (22),
Twenty-seven (27) and Twenty-eight
(28), Township One hundred and Fiji
ty-f1ve (155), Range Forty (40).
LATERAL NO. II.
Commencing at quarter corner be-
tween sections Ten (1o) and Fifteen
(16), Township One hundred and
Fifty-four (154), Range Thirty-nine
(39), thence west one-half (1a) mile
along section line to the corner Of
sections Nine CO.., Ten (10), Fifteen
(15) and Sixteen (16), Township One
hundred and Fifty four (154), Range
Thirty mine (39), thence north along
section line Four az miles to Ditch
No. Twenty (20), at corner of Sec
lions Twenty-one (2D, Twenty-two
.(22). Twenty-seven (27) and Twenty
eight (28), Township One hundred
and Fifty-nve (16b). Range Thirty,
&.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04
LATERAL NO. -.

IATERAL NO. II.
Commencing at quarter corner be-
tween sections Thirty=five (35) and
Thirty-six (36), Township One hum
dred and Fifty-five (155), Range
Thirty-seven (37). thence north One
Cd mile to Judicial Ditch No. Twelve
-12), at quarter corner between sec
tions twenty-five (25) and Twenty
six (26), Township One hundred and
Fifty-five (155). Range Thirty-seven
5(o7,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Sections Nineteen f1s), Twenty COY.
Twenty-eight (2S), Twentv-nine (29),
Thirty (3O), Thirty-one (3D, Thirty
two 1927, Thirty-three (33). Thirty
four (34), Thirty-five (35). Thirty-six
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-04-04

Commencing at the north line of
the Reservation, between sections
One (D and Six (6). Township One
hundred and Fiftyfour (154). Ranges
Thirty-six (36) and Thirty-seven $50,
thence west along Reservation line
Two (2) miles to section line between
sections Twoz(2) and Three (s).
Township One hundred and Fifty
four (154), Range Thirty-seven (37).
thence north along section line half
mile to Judicial Ditch No. Twelve
G2). at quarter corner between sec
tions Thirty-four l3D and Thirty five
t35). Township One hundred and Fiji
ty-five 1850, Range Thirty seven
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-04

When You Eat
Bread you are entitled
TO everything in the who!e
wheat grain. Dr. Wiley
says: Wheat is q complete
food containing all the ele~
ments necessary for human
nutrition" But be sure you
get the whole wheat in q
digestible form. Shredded
Wheat Biscuit is whole
wheat made digestlble by
steam-c00king, shredding
and baking-the best pro
cess ever devised for pre-
pairing the whole wheat
grain for the human stom-
ach- Two or three Of these
crisp little loaves Of baked
whole wheat with milk and
berries, make a delicious.
nourishing meal. Made az
Niagara Falls. n. Y
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
EASY
Gait Of Cars Prevents In
juries To Occupants
siinslVS Machine crzzss coole1 Au.o
sSnosy-Orivsrs Were Wstchfns
PEDESTRIAN

Had either of the sHtsmo5iIes besn
r-nning faster wheu TIE cars driven
y Arthur Il. Cooley Of Kast Hizh
ftrsst and r. g. slinzlua Of Ezst
Gambler street zrzzsd each other II
the corner Il Higa anS Mckenzie
street SUNDAY about noon. serk,us in
sl-ies would probably have resulted
% tie OocUpsnts. As Il was. only the
~ driven b. gr. CooIez vas dan
szsd-
NJ slingizI Ess driving vest On
East High street and Hr. Cooler vas
r-rning onto High street from McRen-
zie street The attention Of both drfr-
- ~ss taken b. = PEDESTRIAN who
-ss crossing the street and a. bath
~ers tryfng 70 avoid hitting the per
81 On foot the SlfnziuT ezr zrzzed
the front end q the Cooler machine
So one -zs hurt fn the least. t,gt
dsr1zgs Ess done 70 the CooIey auto
noble one Of the front fenderz being
tahea Of The only repzfr HsoessarT
% TIE car III D nez fender.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
MOUNT ZION
5uI-ne7r =7ur1Tou O T1s Cuu--y.
fzB News

Miss AlmGa JuiiInsur HI'am -ns week
amt WIN AIlHE Olive Nichols
J1lIzn Ez-k fF 1lrr mueh =r-Ii-u1s6
Eta EsziIir-H-=6 ms Ern ui---hasr 1as1
lluunB--
Willis gHfusUn End fEuE-r sutzr-
-ilnE.6 ( uu1nfsr If friends T-sdn=z
tiH- H11ii1E- TThrsl p-e#su- were
ICr fud Mrs AEIfun E5E7E and dzuEh-
sI-E. T4iiufs Hnd Bertha. 1l-- and lI-E.
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gl-u1iE- lG-. ind I--s- E-1rs- Ez--iz-
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5Slil.iGIig. li-Efzs- -5ssuru= -dc11sz and
F-IrvT-rd Imuaifsr
ll- EuH I--s. E-u-z- Harris. spent
1y =fsts1tHsi.lr WIZ M Eud -L-z. John
ErIiifa-
AlHF ram &-itHIIiE vHE eaIsd II
C-is-liiruG iHs- T-hursnHy OIL uur1u11
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-uit,EsHiHE-
Mrs Frank gNidhuIIE and Ms J0IIn
=i-Iunr ut -IIlH7E E.B-1um and Ear
Eiu,zih and 1EHiiE 1Dnk supper with
M and lC-z- TZ.B,ik SdhBulzr Thurs
liiF-v H1aIinE
l#sHE fEuu HnG Olive NicnullE En1
lI-E. E5Vailus 5iHr--iE called uu lE-s
['iH.-=4nteH =.iiln-Elzr EFzsfinssIEr
azlan-Hz El-E NJ Newark spent Sa-I--
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
COLE
Retires From Business AT.
ter Il Years Service

0isroses o. Grocery To Oscar +ot-a-
siss Nho Assumed Management
Honozy
Afrs- being II business tor - u
rssrs OF North Szn51sky Etrsst, Rob
=-- Cole. TIE gDcer formally retired
EcadsF. dis7osfnz q his store 70 Os-
cr 5 H0tehkfzs no I'll operate II
4 -hs future
NJ Cole has 5ssn zt his present d
esrio1 for 70 rezrz P0- fozr years
snd hzE p-io- % that Es oPerztsd
Ehzt = noE The Crznusr E0csry. He
has mz5s MY tis16s IN = business
TzE during his Lengthy czres-
NJ H0zchk=, ~ho szEwsd The
zr1zri=t1-zhip C ths store NCn1zy.
Il tzEiIzz- 20 Z uz-Eer q ths 1souIe
e th= EE. having oo-5zctsd = uiIk
r1z-s E1- ssFs-zl EsE E1ich h later
5lspcssd @ 70 Rz-ga y JsEeI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
Legislation
OF Importance Confronts
Council Tonight
City os1s H1H -zz- orsi-zn-e Pr
hi5i-iag Throwing Of R=Egs=
ln =uoii- Square
=o8-1zfn

II ordnance IIZs1l1z---E La= -a-1E-
-ug O. az f8rzig- =az,sts-cs E--o -hs
fountain ~ -he putEc snare w-u -
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which VII confront rz-T ug--1 .
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ordnance Il 1he request z c1E-l
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such z u-UFlsiun y ths E11E Co--y
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ordnance Il IEsssd Lhs zssoczs-o1
purposes . E-olk tbs 59u-ztn IN
fish
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night the sane ID p-0Fi5e 6El1s 1T
Boyd & Cook q DzF1un mE - qz5d
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
BELL IS TAKEN
TO REFORMATORY
Suspended Sentence Is In
posed In Pull
RESULT OF JOY RIDE
B,uI-rEl1 -,s-sDerd tb 5sfusso ps-.
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fs=s- TINS Crtg Ans c.
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q rsBr-- SO ms BuumufIls asespa6s
q wHHg a-Ea. WIS taken 20 EIansBeld
fr1nHF .zrs8nz7lE.
E1dE-1uHrian q the men who roak
tina Em1ne1 ElBuEbsr machine fc- Z
1lF rife win disastrous results was
Ezalhs-zsn i,F Az1ornsE f. C. Ashcrsft.
TIhs FBI1lE mszn Bsau is 1be Bun Of Z.
y. E.siu q wealthy knuz county r7ssi-
tEiIn- TIhs FDunE Esn hBd pulled uf
L similar Huu1lt m Nj Vernon z NUN
issr Esf mmrths BED and hs mad bssn
f---ssslssd sznd tired fur II there Es
E,EB sentenced 70 1ns Mansfield reform
BlIuT iur inns T-RE suspended.
Tins Hur fla-s E,Rs Z E1llEtiun q ne
BIH1esnHilIn EImE fbs 1i1ls u ths zssk-
IssHF tr -ils F-1uug msn- Fiald Officer
Gsf-ifEr sd 1ns -sfurInE-urv reached
-1-iF tiirr li.Er ssE'arinE. 8.ssu asked that
la Be- permitted % stop ID ms home
nsHr M Wsrnun HDd Es- E1ms eIBth-
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-02-27
BEULAH IS To
HEAR SPEAKERS
Flying Squadron To Visit
Church March 9
CONFERENCE COVERED
Tlr5 5sncs O. ESceifert 7rezcrs~s
WAKE Al Churches n Ire Dis
t-i-t-sU5jects Csicglstso
To Arouse Interest

a Forward 8loTeueut Ins-ftrs n
the GsthOdist Protestant church All
l's hsid Il Bsulah Bangs u Marc
3, beginning a 10 o'c5oek n ~
ss-FbOdy invited
SPEAKERS and subjects
Or g e. Beck Gods Cal fo-
SsrEauts.-
Dr. D G COburn. The Forzz-a
Movement
Dr G z Sheppard Our ogrea
Literature
Dr. c. z Miller. Our Edaezaoa
Program
Rev Frank " Lzns5ery. The
Place AM Power Of Religions Lfterz-
tura7
Rev T ?. Martin The Young Pen
ple snd ths Church
Rev A 2 Read -TndiTiduaI Work
for Indfridusls--
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Owe and Hoz 70 Pay It
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Poin- q TlsE-
Dr. c : Jotn=on- -ssrr- F9--a-d
Movement Rsund Table Talks.
This flying Eg1zdr0z- zoss z t-o
bands, coVzr1nE ths Tbols ,suzkf-z-r-
conference. WITH day On ez-z
charge
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1l-iusE- ewes E1255n. E-ssh COW So
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