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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
SECRETARY DANIELS
WARNS ALL AGAINST
POISON Of PtSs|M|Sh
says Ii Is Part of German Ptopa
ganda to SOW Seed OF Discourage
ment Wherever Possible,
TELLS OF AMERICAS GREAT
NAVAL ACHIEVEMENT
Sending Men TO France livery Week
and Up to This Hour Every Man
Has Been Safely Landed,

New York. Dec IA warning
against the poison of pessilnisln as
dangerous against the needed deter
mina,ion Of the nation to win the
war for democracy was voiced ny Sec
rotary OF the Navy Daniels tonight.
He was speaking at the annual dim
ner of the southern society. The
other speakers were Secretary of War
Baker and Senator J. Hamilton Lewis.
MIR. Daniels said:
There may arise a danger greater
than that Of submarines or cannons.
more 10 be feared than armies
speak OF the danger of pessinlisIn, the
danger OF losing heart. OF growing dis
Outraged, of allowing ones self Tor
one minute 20 doubt that right IN this
war will triumph. It is part of the
German propaganda 70 spread the
poison OF pess!mism among her enc
mics Our warweary allies across
the water rely on this strong young
country for that boundless courage
and optimism which sees and under
stands the worst and yet fears not.
More important than ships and men
! Is a we'll founded optimism in the sue
cess of our armies.
| .'Our shipyards have been busy. We
| have added one thousand ships since
the war began, and we Will build So
many ships a 3 are necessary 10 carry
Through our aims.
Every Nun Arrived Safely.
( IF there ia soldier not Vet fully
!armed in the United States It is be-
I cause we have preferred 70 arm the
lnnen in the field. We are sending SOL
oilers 10 France every week-and,
thank God, every man has arrived
safely"
| Touching on the food question. Sec
Rotary Daniels said:
: The American people must listen
F., to Mr.. sHoover and so conserve their
food that their soldiers and sailors
and the soldiers and sailors OF then
allies can he fed
/, The shibboleth of this war. said the
secretary. must be freedom for all
forever, but without hate for the poo
pies of the central empirn- or-theiI
/ allies. Continuing. Mr.. Daniels said.
II counsel no smooth words in de-
scribing the murderous deeds con.
I ceived by the German autocrats.
sihle for the world war. Their fate
must be that of Napoleon.
| Secretary Baker dwelt on the Ideal,
ism underlying the presence OF tht
United States in the war saying that
1 victory In the field. but the second. Oh
/ ton of freedom for all peoples and ths
virtue and sanctity Of tnternationa
agreements before all men--a messag,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
COMPANY B PAID
FITTING TRIBUTE
fOa GREAT RECORD
Nearly livery Member OF Former COM
paliN OF Biucs Now Holds Cum
mission in L. y. Nrrst.
SisN fENt4 CERTIFICATES
ARE GIVEN SIXTY SIN
Mayor hinssh' and sdiu,ant General
Sale Make lIdtes~cs CongIatiuting
ais ou Eeeorti---Blues' Company
Mustered.

- testimonial ceremony Was held at
Jhc Blues arR CRY last night in honor
ut tb" men 81 the ola company r..
Richmond light infantry Blues. who
arc now On active service IN she
tinted States arlny. Company =. has
q record that is proba bly, not equelled
in amy national guard unit in the
country. OF the seventy members OF
That unit when the trouble with MeSi-
60 began sixtv-six now hold commits
sions Ia the armies Of Uncle Sam,
These man are scattered over the
world Many are stationed in the
II. ming camps, two are in France.
oae IN OFFICER on q torpedo boat de-
,troSer. and one q lieutenant in the
British army.
The AFFAIR was nelG in the Blues
afmory and under the auspices of the
newly organized com pany b. OF the
Richmond light infa ntry Blues for
e{lte service. Numerous friends and
relatives Of the hunorsd officers were
present, and cheered repeatedly as the
names Of the commissioned officers
" ere called out,
Certificates OF service or testinon-
islS we've presented by the state VOL
unteers 10 the officers OF the ola u
company. Nhp were present. Out be
the siNty-siN men only thirteen were
un hI ne to receive the teStinionlUiS-
The Others were in active service and
could not absent thc~nselves from
aatv The thirteen. most OF whom re-
Gently graduated from the officers
training camp at Fort ,Myer and viii
To port tor duty on the 5th OF this
.vYath were: Captain Richard NJ
Bidgood Captain Coryden II. Sutton.
a.. Captain Joseph g.. Wilkinson.
f-ieutenant Lucisn l.. Sass, lieuten-
ant Norman r. Cabanaueh. Lieuten-
liant William Leonard, Lieutenant
sanes \. Miller. Lieutenant Charles
{ w. Morris. IIeuteaant David r, payne.
I N Lieutenant James w. sharp, Lieu
/ tenant Ben smith, Lieutenant Herbert
; r sutton and Lieutenant John Is,
I Gary.
Others HoIiorcd.
Others receiving this testimonial
we're. Captain Daniel Z. Coulhonrn
/ Captaln Edmund Nj. Ct'amp, Captain
tIo,ts \. l0indl Captain Joseph NJ
Hurt. Jr Captain Matthew F. James
captain John Z. PennEpacker. Cap
tain Paul u. Shafer, Captain Gervas
:. Taylor, Lieutenant John A. Angus
tine. Lieutenant Charles Bigger, Lieu
stena.r Kirk Broaddus. Lieutenant
Ham. Chamherlayne. Lieutenant stan
, lev G.. Clarke, Lieutenant Clay Cole
Lieutenant William c. Coulbourn
Lieutenant John FL. Cronley, lieu,en'
iant Shepherd Crump. Lieutenant
/. James ri Currin, Lieutenant James
/ Cushman. Lieutenant Eugene t. Den
inis. Lieutenant James III. Drake
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
FOUR THOUSAND CAMP
Lee MEN TRANSFERRED
Will Go 10 Regular Army for Inn.
mediate Service According to War
ONCE Order.

Orders were received at Camp
Lee last night transferring four
thousand men from the national
army to the regular army for inn
mediate service.
The announcements will he re-
ceived in Richmond with great
deal of interest owing to the fact
that . very large number of the
Camp Lee soldiers are vfrginians
and many OF them are from Rich
mond.
While details arc not known
here il Is anticipated that the
men transferred are such as have
shown especially proficiency and
may be deemed sufficiently train
ed. in connection with regular
army units, to undertake any nee
essary military duty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
Enthusiasm at l-iigh Tide az
Business Men Testify to Pro-
hibition S Benefits
HON. WAYNE WHEELER'S
ELOQUENT PLEA
Delegates to National Conven-
ton Of Anti-Saloon League
Start Nucleus of Campaign
Fund
TO PRESENT GREAT
PETITION TO-DAY

Washington. d. C.. Dec, "a
Representative of the dry forces
OF the nation. represented In the
Anti-Saloon league convention,
will raarci, to the Capitol tomor-
row at noon and, in the name OF
millions OF voters, present their
urgent petition that the house pass
the resolution submitting To the
states prohibition amendment TO
the federal constitution. Three
sections will wind up the business
uf the iurrost and most important
convention the league has ever
held, CLOSING at night with ad-
dresses by John q. Woolley. Sam
W. Small and Richmond y. Hob
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
Noiesl ostcopath Des d
FACES
DEFEAT IN SENATE

Washington, Dec. t2.--An in
formal poll OF the senate upon the
national woman suffrage amend
nrcnt shows:
For-Repubiicans IS; Demo-
Gratis, Is. Total, ST.
neutrality-suspicious.. ~: Dem.
Ocrats, 25. Total, 81.
Doubtful--EiGht.
Two-thfrds OF the senate: Sixty
four votcs--are necessary. III the
eight doubtful votes were added to
these for the amendment, there
would still s,c five lacking for the
majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

London. December t.-~Feacrixh
activity by the greatest ssrinf
srmada ever collected on the west
front. continuous violent ~heiitug
hy heavy reinforced Gersaan hat
tcries pti aleu- &c srcnt and
.feaas pour of trnins aud iorries
packed with reserves continued ta-
day 10 herald giadeabur.s su-
pr~me smash In the west.
Opposite the northern side OF tseH-s
eral BynG's salient west of CauhRgE
the greatest accumulation Of tter,h@a
troops has been observed. Eut al sha
same time German activity mas beer.
above normal at Nerdun and to tho
northwest of Cambria o1 ona OF these
sectors. possibly on an three, the biz
drive is expected 10 he launched be-
fore the week is over, not uaiika'v
carly tomorrow. II is. however. thought
entirely probable that the preparattonM
on these fronts arc meant TO masks
concentrations AZ some other nolaSs
Flanders, tor instance.
The various day communiques re-
corded no operations of consequences
though all made special mention OF tie
artillery action
Times rnxpnrinEty Frank.
|. Meanw.hile British pa! lic at.aasi44ass-
latently skeptical ever since the sisg-
mans -canc back at Cambria, is ASt
crystalhginG into open ctiticlsin.s
some one must have Numbered, Us a.
theme onenly discussed by many leads
ing organs. and the Times tacklsd II
with unsparinS frankness today. Thas
/ war office WAS quick 10 sound a SeAfsa-
ing note. lfaior-tienerai r. H. aIaas-s
rice. chief director OF military apera-
tons, announced todav that the afAsr
would nc ofiiciai!y and thorough. las.
vestlaated ami the whole truth waIiisl
be told III due slime He frankly stssfal
that there seemed To have been Ire &
Of coordination Ia the Cambria @st-s
, terprise. but the British winter pnsE-S
tons at Cambrai arc much more E4-
| vora BILE than the GeTlnan he aaisds
despite he fact that the eftefng hess~.
7 trallIeJ oar success
The Old Question Hobs -.
The general tension iH tste sttgsas-1
phere. dive To- the pneertalnt, afsoal I'm
oxaEt rA.aFa CT Hiad mbuFass itlAaAs nc
the west Is chiefly Responsible Tor the
heiS.ta,s "a sasM OF tho t'nrthras dsiNs-
As to aIitarS discussion OF tltst dr1vs.
thc a4.tsition How under was ~ af@ssss
the lines exclusivele foreshaaowra sst
I these ,iaana4 chea In he aAN- AT or 4 ~.
! German counter offensive. namely rs~
{ ne gvela OF the old controversy aaf@nN
/ tSa question; LIS Il wise and sass W
attack without thorough artillery
Ia eparatson,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
NO OPPOSITION TO
COL. BUTTON REPOR ED

rhe only Capitol official whose term
expires February /, elecsl 'N the
lccizatp~e is Colonel 1oHs?h Hctto",
state y sura1rc commisst2ucr tai7~
mel Button viii he a caDdidats To site
cetd himself Az 50 far as known ne
will BIZ ren olainatea hY IA Demo
cratic caueus without opp p+ati.'N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
A. P. WALKER MEMBER
COUNCIL OF DEF ENSE

Governor Henry c. Stuart on yes
terday appointed A. r. Walker. a nom
ular attorney of Charlottesville.
mem hcr of the Virginia 'orncii OF
defense This BODY is eisse., IN the
number ef its raembars. 'ae new APP
rointee being an addis"a TO the
board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
REPORTS
COME OUT OF RESSIA

london, Dec. t2.-- Reports Of fra.s
trscidai battles In southwestern HIT
STA. OF impending Russo Gefnaau
peace negotiations, Of the crafrhiiItSsss!
OF Bolsheviki power and the fiSa q;
Ccssack influence. then Of an ex&Nkl4k
reverse state of affairs, and finally Az
the resumption OF the armistiee die1-l
erings W. the Germans foii0ve4 -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

Quit Fight Until Further Notice"
Jassay, Rumania, Monday, Dec 10.
Official announcement was made
today of the signing of an armistice
in accordance with which hostili'ies
were suspended at 1880 4. NJ. yes
teroay. until further notice,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
ELECTORAL REFORM BILL.
PASSES FIRST READING

Amsterdam, Tuesday, Dec. li.--A
dispatch from Berlin says the Prus
sian diet has passed the first read
ing of the electoral reform bill and
referred it TO committee of thirty
FIVE.
Noted ,Ostcopath Dead.
kirksville. Mo. Dec. f2.---pr. A, T.
Still, founder of the Osteopathic
school of Medicine, died here today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
Conflicting Reports Come From
Russia Berlin Says Slavs
Are Demobilizing
KORNlLOFF SAID TO
HAVE MET DEFEAT
Other Reports Indicate Great
Concentration of Cossacks
Behind Experienced Lead
crs


E'cyefish German preparations
for IA big drive. TIT west continue.
Heavy Smelling and nassing Of
troops AT Cambria Indicate blow
VIII he struci. there. Nerdun Is
experts second guess" Rheims
rcgiUa also under FIRE. Immense
German air feet I'm action. British
Canbrai reverse to he officially in.
vcstiaatCd. London war Office chief
biames lack of cordination."
British flyers raid railway juno.
ton in Bavaria, 100 miles from
Acrhun.
News FROM Russia Is tumble OF
contradictions. swedish adyixssS
say Bolsi,eyllSi have won first battle
with Cossacl>S under KorniIoM.
kaiedin row rushing to Korniio~'s
aid. Russiau officials in London
hear kaicdin soon will have 400
coo Cussarks and Russia viii be
active ally hs spring.
Rerlii, says Russo German peace
Hcsotiat iuns nrc about to start.
PetroGrad announces thirteen Rus
sian arTnisticc pcgotiators have
gone IN Brcst ~LitovslS.. Rnn,anin
signs a:snistics To be In effect sstin-
til further notice.
Congressman Tinktiam opens
United States Austrian war. firing
gun On Pave. Italians holding,
firm against new attacks.
General silcnbs wnll&s into
Jerusalem. HoFV places guarded.
Ne,g- costs Great Britain s33. S1o--
J00 81 day
Austrian battieship torpcdotsl
and sunk.
War speech Jy HAosd- Geor..
Yo@tpoucti sccc3i1 titic. Promise
10 make il before Christmas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
AUSTRIAN WARSH|P
SENT TO BOTTOM

London. Dec i9.-The Austrian
battleship Wien was torpedoed and
sung Sunday night. according 10 a
Vienna official statement received in
Amsterdam and forwarded by the
Central News. Most of the crew was
saved,
The battleship Wien displaced 5,ol2
tons and was laid down In 1898. She
had a complement of a4f men. Her
largest guns were four ~ inches and
six SO inches and she had four tor
pedo tubes above the water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

British flyers raid railway junc-
ton In Bavaria, 100 miles from
Scstiun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

CONTINUED 81 Second Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
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...t1. tt.> haasa ,

At q session o. the BOARD OF ulrec-
1nrs General superintendent Baker
VAS re-eleeted, and DIR. Howard III.
Russell, founder Of the league. was
elected associate general superintend-
emit q new Office. Vice presidents
we're elected as follows: bishop G.
M Mathews, Bishop w. n. Murrah.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
All Virginia
Smiles

Every sunday mornias
over "rs Byrdtowne Cos
SIP" a page of cartoon
comment on current events
drawn by Russell $. Hen"
derson for THE RIM
MOND vIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13
Richmond
Fraternities

Are usefully active in many
lines of humanitarian
work. Read all about them
I'm the Sunday Edition
OF THE RICHMOND VIR-
GINfAN. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-13

General ti1cnby wnlks into
Jerusalem. HoFv places guarded.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
BIZ Ocrmicten.

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ages" mGbreno Ser Sonmermona.
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3u eriraaen I'M @oloen @aele @p-
tel, l00-l02 9telp Seriep Ipenue
z. @. Sci. 2incoln 1916.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
9alans @ereine.
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Washington Journal., 1917-08-03

@ebnrten.
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loris II. s.. Sender, &nabe.
Subesfaae:
Warie $. 9utber, 1 Sag, Scat. So
meopatbic @oipitol.
Morie g. burgers, SO Sabre, 1925
Ste Str. N.8.
Mtorie @uieman, $40 Ste Str. 9
@elt.
GbeidlieEnnecn:
s.. 6. Ntferman mo Wnna @affnel
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
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@ertcy &err Reoattel.rl
Gor Ginger ,3eit erihien in Dem
eoitnricllen 3eilc 0es Sournal5 EN-
9(rtifel Der Die 3ufunit oes Singer
5un0e3 6~ebonoelte unO om 5dIuile
Die @ofimuHg ausIprod, 0aB 0erSor.
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den en~titonoen, iiegreiN belteben mo.
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tie i6 mir nit 9elttigen elm poar9Sor-
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gerbunoes goben in ben lesten 3neI
&erionmllmgcn ibrer lle6er5elt9ltnq
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Gins ni1t ~gefdbroet lit. 8enn Der
&erein aud ni6t Die llnteritiitung
De8 bieiigen DelltidtumS gcnieBt, Die
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mir taten rrno tl1n unire Yfli6t! 10 lit
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&crein 81 erbolten. Die %argenblid-
lide politii1e 2oge bereitet Dem Ser.
Gin a~aeroings S6lpierigfeiten un0
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bun0e ieinem S6idiale iiberlGBt aus
Oiongel an moralii6em Wtilte, Der
ibnen ond iagen iollte, OoB Oie politi
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jeoem Singer, ia ieoem perniinftigen
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6reuoe gereiden loiien, oenjenigerl
Sereinen 0ie our6 Die I'M Serb1t
itattiinoenoe &erdnoerung lib ibrer
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3u Itelen 6lpecfS @eranItaltlulg ibrer
Sergniigungen Serlammlungen uno
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@tit @ohahtlng,
SIR ergebener
q. 9rauner.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-03
2anosmauuidaftlide unS llnterltit'
nngs &ereime.

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nngs &ereine.
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9emtl1 : Mmerifamiider llnter-
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Sefretdr, 824 CITE Str. S.=8. Set
Meain 2999m. Geri. am 2. Sienstag
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go. Ghncioer, Gefretdr> sol Union
SapingS Yanf Building.
Observation-Disclosures llnteritutnnas.
&erein. Girls. 9eilltein Erdi. Sobn
Meininger, Sefretar, 1858 l%lniueriitD
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in 922 Na. 4ne. N.-8.
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aelmonn 1904 6 Ctr. &C. Gefrc.
tar: 6rit @eB, JIG Ate Str. SIC
Gcr' an /. 0ienstag /. 0t. in 922
Ha. ,'ipe. N.-@.
S8ilbelm Sell l1nteritibnnas-We.
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in 922 $50. slpe. N.-8. Saul Bad.
ihmiot, Sefretdr, 107 ,yurrte Ctr.
Noroolt.
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Nah eirem 8el6luB in ser lebten
5ibung Der ariegsgefongenen sir
orge &omiteeS in Seem Yorf mlroe
Die &rie9sgefaneenen Silfe in Shirt
II bis olf meiteres eingeltellt.
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@eionoti6aft, I'M GinperltdnoniB nit
Dem Stats Department in @al6inq=
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iilr Die in oielem 2anoe internierten,
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Not geratenen Qautl6en ilbernehnlcn.
8eionoers benotigt neroen @elobe
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@aideitiide, Sdrlbe, Sabad uno 5il-
der.
Ser perbinoli6ite Cant fir ole be
oabrte Wtitarbeit @aibingtons in ser
8ergan8enbeit miro beitdtigt llno Die
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Giro erbeten.
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ctr. N.-@. uno 5rau Or. Sd, AZ
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5eridtet meroen.
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nieIe Silie nit 0enebmigung oes
Gtaatc Departments in @aibimgtom
gelhicbt, uno oa Die @efangenen nur
auf @ilFe bon ben 9eutihen in aue-
rita %onaemieien iino, 10 lit es cine
humane Filiht, Die mir oamit GRILL
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