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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
C0LFAX SCHOOL.
Leland Miller and Helen White,
Editors.
ROOM TWO.

ROOM TWO.
James Robinson has entered our
rAom from the Laurel school.
Ruth Proctor and jeanette Hen
bricks are back 10 school again.
They were both out on account of
smallpox.
Mrs. E. E. Horspool was a visitor
this week.
ROOM THREE.
James LeaTman has entered our
room from Hamlet, Ind.
ROOM FOUR.
Jack Skillman entered two-B
from indianapolis.
ROOM SIX.
Annetta Hendrickson has return
cd to school after a long absence on
account of illness.
Clarence Roberts is absent on ac-
count of the humps.
ROOM NINE.
Van Savage of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Frank and Arthur Learman
of Hamlet, Ind, have entered SIKH.
ROOM TEN.
Inc HGNtu-b = dAE 6Nuh9 MS 4ANOA
est in arithmetic.
Monday, Jan. :, the children
wrote a composition entitled. Two
Weeks Vacation"
We have enough blocks for one
more small quilt, containing about
63 blocks.
GENERAL NEWS.
We were pleased to have so many
parents present at our exercises on
Dec. Il. The program was good
and the pupils deserve commenda-
ton for the excellence of their
work.
Interest in the purchase Of thrift
stamps continues There have been
$50 purchased here and 81 certifi-
Gates issued. Room seven. grade
four-B, has the credit of purchasing
the largest number of stamps and
also the most certificates.
Room four. grades two-B and two
A. room FIVE, grades three-B and
three-A head in the enrolment OF
pupils buying thrift stamps. Al
present they have the same number
in each room.
Reviews and tests have added in
terest TO our work this week.
our enrolment now is 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
ELDER SCHOOL
Alton EmmOns and william Armour,
Editors.

ONE-A.
Wilbur Gersonjy has moved TO
Michigan City, and stella Sturdery
was transferred TO Studebaker
school.
TWO-B.
Girls and boys of two-B are again
busily at work.
THREE-B.
Richard Crowder has reentered
after a long absence on account Of
scarlet fever. Thelma Rogers has
entered our room from the Muessel
school. Florence Esther Whereof
is absent this week. We are paint
ing landscapes this week.
FOUR-B.
Six pupils from this room have
bought thrift books, they are:
Frank Riddle. Russell Hoffman,
Helen Williams, Florence Clark
Irene VOss and Anna Bast. Helen
williams will have her book full
when she puts in one more stamp.
Anna Rupel has gone back to her
home in California. We were sor-
~ TO have her go.
Margaret Martin entered Elder
school Monday from Perley school.
FIVE-B.
Dorothy Mclaughlin is still in
New Castle on account of her
grandmother's illness. Clarence
Porter is seriously i'll.
FTNE-A.
We are reading The Simple old
Man"
We are dramatizing Handy An
dy Goes TO the Postoffice"
SKA.
We are reading The Captain of
Plymouth"
SEVEN-A.
We have three new ones in our
marching squad. They are Alva
Huling, Mary Edwards and Morris
Foeiy.
We are studying the life of VIII
liam Cullen Bryant There are 10
in or room that have bought thrift
books. We hope to have % by
Monday.
GENERAL NEWS.
Our thrift stamp sale for last
week was s64.23. We have 1O3
now who own thrift stamps
The one-B, room Is gave the as
sembly program last Friday.
We are doing our best now, since
our promotion will come in three
weeks
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working out the furnishing OF liv-
ing room. We have finished fire
places and are working on rugs.
All the children are working espe-
cially hard because promotion time
Is 80 near.
Mamie Warner is in school again
after a long illness.
Harry Booker Of IA has been
transferred TO Battell school.
Leone Kelly and Hubert Crosby
have been i'll with chicken pOx.
Vivian Butler, Ralph Harden
burgh and Harriet McKeand have
been absent this eek.
ONE-A AND TWO-B.
In history work we are studying
the customs OF the Eskimo people.
The children have enjoyed making
stickmen. playing in the snow. dur
ing drawing periods.
The 2-B's have finished the out
line, in their classic readers.
ONE-B.
Aida Booker has moved 10 the
north side We were very sorry 70
have him go.
We are studying about the Eski-
mos in our geography work, and
about Daniel Boone in our history
lessons.
We are enjoying our Christmas
toys at school. The children have
brought their books, tops, trains
and games so that the others might
see them and enjoy them.
Each child is trying TO caro-
money to buy a Thrift stamp.
KINDERGARTEN.
Miss Moon has been having a de-
iightful trip in the south.
We have Sc Red Cross members.
Many children have been out with
severe colds.
Mary Grace Ball celebrated her
sixth birthday on Tuesday with a
party for her classmates.
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and winter scenes

and winter scenes.
ROOM NINE
The children in both grades enc
joyed their vacation.
In reading. the fifth grade chill
dren are enjoying the story If 1.-The
Useful Coal"
The dye-B's had a test in arith-
metic Tuesday.
William Knudsen, Josephine Eas-
epovich. Emil Succivics. Martha
Witucki. August Kraft. and Joseph
Yanko were the absentees from the
nth grade this week.
on account OF the SHOWS. lli-e
Ions was not able 90 return 90
school until Monday noon.
our absentees for this week
were. Alex Kenneth. Hild-ear'e
Berkheiser. Dennis Kulchar Irene
Jankoyitz, Joseph Mester and MarF
Macy.
The siN-B and siN-A s.rls save
two numbers for the Tro-r3m %.
the civic club on "Wednesday nish'-
DR.. a. =. r. Gammack. who n.-
served in France for "a m0nrhs, Dec
tured 20 the civic club lTe1readHl..
ROOM TEN.
Joe Vida is absent on account o.
illness
Five girls in our room have start
cd TO knit
Miss Moran visited our room
Monday morning.
ROOM ONE.
Joseph Pctto has entered ,ae
two-B from -. stephens school
ROOM FIFTEEN.
The children in room twelve
brought toys for their drawing lc--
sons this week
We are learning Little N--s
Snowflakes" in language
ROOM THIRTEEN.
The knitting is progressiu- quite
/ we'll At least one Belgian child
has a slight prospect OF Keeping
/ warm. az least by summer
Miss .Sylvanus was very uHiUrtu-
nate Monday. in that She lost her
purse ON the school grounds aud
/ it contained large sum of none
Everyone or thc $40 odd ,nIid
i'm this room seems to have been
/ Generously remembered lg santa
Claus and they AN had q MICE sac
! cation.
Several cases or whoopu- cua-l
and mumps have been reported We
I hope the patients viii recover lu
/ time TO pass into oue-A
When Charles Arcs was asked
where he was ODD, he pointed to the
/ region of his stomach and said "A
. home" Now we know who're his
/ heart is also
GENERAL MEMS.
Miss Banlao, Miss Moran. aIH
/ Miss Kurner visited u= on Morda
3 morning.
We were very sorry 60 lose Miss
: Entzcin from the staff
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%~HSOUTH BEND PUBLIC AND PAROCH1IAL SCE4OOSH+&

TO the Elder school
Helen Pagel has gone 20 ST
Louis
Fred Goddard came TO the Eve
B grade.
Earl Susan entered the SIKH
grade from Niles. and Aletha Grant
entered from Sturgis, Mich.
The six-A's are studying stand
ard time in geography.
The Ska and six-B grade are
having a contest in Red Cross work.
SEVEN-B.
Charles Siple broke his arm dur
ing vacation.
The seven-B's are studying
France in geography.
They are having a review in
taxes.
SEVE-N-A.
The seven-A's have a quotation
from The Vision of Sir Launfal "
Miss Ney visited them Monday
forenoon.
They have begun 10 read The
Vision of Sir Launfal." by James
r. Lowell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13

grade.
Our enrolment is now A..
Miss Anderson gave an English
test in our room on Thursday
morning.
We made magazine covers IN art
class.
ROOM SEVEN.
Hllda Raby holds the record for
rapidly and accuracy in drill work
in the four fundamentals.
Joseph Madison has left school 10
90 10 work.
ROOM EIGHT.
Irene Hoehne has returned 70
this room after having attended the
Chicago schools for a few months.
ROOM NINE.
We have a new girl in our room.
she came from the River Park
school.
Duane Miller has been in Texas
for six weeks, but has returned to
school again.
We are studying about the colon
les of Pennsylvania and Georgia in
our history now.
We are studying fractions in our
arithmetic.
ROOM TEN.
In drawing, we are making mem
orandum pads for our own use.
The boys are decorating trench
candles to cheer the soldiers and
help keep them warm.
Our room has the banner for
amount of Thrift stamps sold
More have been sold than in any
other upstairs room.
Friday afternoon we had our first
Band of Mercy meeting for the year,
Martha Reed presiding. The meet
ing had birds" as its subject.
GENERAL NEWS.
We sold nearly 500 worth OF
Thrift stamps this week.
We congratulate Eleanor Sykes
and Dorothy French, who won gold
medals I'm Flag. essay contest.
The program given by the lower
floor the Friday before Christmas
was a great success. The annex was
filed with an appreciative audi
ence.
Our special teachers this week
were: Miss Devin, Miss Mueller
Miss Shirk, Mr.. Koenig, Miss Rosen,
cranz, Miss Montgomery and Miss
Goewey.
Miss Thomas, our nurse, gave
, talks to all the rooms Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Emma ZuhlISe and Elsie Boberg,
Editors.
KINDERGARTEN

KINDERGA
We are glad to be back to kim
dergarten after a fine vacation.
Jack Talcott is back again, he
was sick for a long time.
Joseph Ritter came TO our kim
dergarten on Monday.
ROOM ONE.
Jack Fenner reentered from the
Studebaker school. Dwight Can
ming entered our room from the
country.
ROOM TWO.
Happy New Year," Like a bell,
Peals the happy joyous call,
Happy New Year," Louder yeti
Happy New Year!" One and all.
Our attendance for the week has
been excellent considering the
stormy weather we have had.
Don Ritter entered our room on
Jan. z.
ROOM THREE.
Stanley Battreall, one of our pu-
pills, is i'll with scarlet fever.
For our history work we are
studying about the Eskimos.
VI Jul ldAlb sc WI We AAdf =
been telling about our Christmas
vacation.
In our art work we have been
cutting and coloring Christmas toys.
ROOM FOUR
Alene Paulin has moved 10 New
Carlisle.
We are making calendars for
January, 1918.
Esther Snyder and Agnes Emery
have been absent on account of
sickness this week.
our memory gem for this week
is.
The book Of the New Year opens
wide,
Its pages are clean and white
And the story my dear children
God has given you to write.
THREE-A.
Jessie Barnes is absent on ac-
count OF illness.
Mary Cathryn Battreall is absent
on account OF the illness OF her
brother
We are learning the Land OF
Counterpane"
We had an arithmetic test on
multiplication and division BY seven
Friday.
our memory gem IS as follows:
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LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Joe Calvert. Editor.
SIXTH GRADE.

SIXTH GRADE.
All but three OF our pupils were
at school after the vacation. Those
were out on account of illness.
Miss Christensen gave our les
son Tuesday.
For manual training we finished
our lessons.
FIFTH GRADE.
The fve-A's are now reviewing
Africa.
There were three new pupils from
out of the city entered the fifth b
class Monday.
Helen KoreI was transferred to
the Laurel school Tuesday.
The girls OF the fifth grade are
now learning to darn.
We are also knitting squares for
the Belgian ba bies.
Charles Smith was transferred TO
the Studebaker school
FOURTH GRADE.
The fourth grade is working we'll
after a visit in New York.
THIRD GRADE.
The third grade has purchased
40 thrift stamps.
SECOND GRADE.
The two-B's gave Christmas exer-
cises before vacation including a
Christmas play. "Santa's Surprise"
The play included Arvid Hubley,
Geraldine Myers, Max Zhiss, as sand
man and Emerson Douglas as Santa
I Claus.
Emerson Douglas had the most
stars in spelling.
A new boy. Reubin Adler, entered
our grade after vacation
FIRST GRADE.
The one-B's are drawing and cut
| ting toys which they received for
/ Christmas.
( Ray Kronewetter and Raymond
Mckenzie were received by transfer
/ from Franklin school this week.
Everybody IS working fine since
our holidays.
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Dorothy Grimes has succeeded in
winning first place on Counts drill
cards. Her card is 80.
SKA AND Il.
The Bingham sixth grade basket
ball team defeated the Battell sixth
grade team in a game Wednesday
evening by a score Of 10 TO s.
The art classes are working on
home decorations and home fur
nishings this month.
The ga class in reading has COM
pleted the outline for this term.
They are using lessons in cOmmun
ity and national life, issued by the
United states food administration,
for supplementary reading.
School opened Wednesday, Jan. 2,
after the Christmas vacation, with
full attendance in both classes.
Nearly every pupil in the sixth
grade is now a member Of the
Junior Red Cross. We hope to have
e complete enrolment by the end
of the week.
We now have Is Junior Red Cross
mem bers. Six of the pupils are not
yet members.
In our spelling reviews there have
! been II or - excellent papers each
day and several good papers.
We are finishing up our manual
/ training work with enamel paint
/ Clarence Madden and Louis
/ pienes lead in the arithmetic drills
now.
Dorothy Valance and Florence
/ lead the class in arithmetic drill.
Nellie Shipper had 100 in spelling
test this week.
/ Stella Weaver is ill.,
Attendance has been good this
week in spite Of cold and sn,w.
Robert Seaman has purchased
three Baby bonds.
/ FOUR-A AND Il.
I The attendance in this room has
I been rather irregular for the past
week, on account of illness and bad
weather
Twenty-six pupils have joined tbs
\ Red Cross in this room.
/ We are making collection Of pa
pers 70 sell for some children in the
/ room who have not yet bought Rec
/ Cross memberships.
The children are very much in.
J tercsted I'm the map drawing. Ir
the A we have finished a mag
/ of the United States. In the 5-B We
have finished a map Of South Amer
.ca.
We all enjoyed the physical train
/ ing lesson given 10y Miss Krause.
The coming week we take up th'
I sale Of Thrift stamps.
TIIRFE-.A AND b.
Several are absent on account o.
illness. Among the absentees arr
Marion Kelley. May Ellen Anderson
and Ellsworth Doll
We are working on review work
getting ready for promotion
Several children have brough
/ papers and rubbers IN response {,
the call, that they may be sold foi
the Red Cross.
IWO-A AND h.
| In art work the second prad~ &
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
MADISON SCHOOL
Lucille Herring and Robert Elbel. Jr.
Editors.

ONE,-B.
Miss Ainly is cadeting in the
first grade.
ONE-B AND ONE-A.
William Gleason has returned
after long absence.
They have learned the poem
Little Pussy
TWO-A AND THREE-B.
Ferris Nichols has moved 20 the
country.
Thelma Swank has entered the
room from the Lafayette school.
They wrote letters 10 Santa
Claus TO THANK him for their gifts
THREE-B.
Richard Robertson has been
transferred TO the Coquillard school
Margret Tappen was transferred
to the Studebaker school
Rowena Miller has entered the
third grade from Berrien Center
Mich.
THREE-A.
Eleanor Shaw. Florence NiblicE
and Claude Brown have entered
room six
F'OUR-B.
The four-B room has an Eskimo
calendar this month.
FOUR-A AND FIVE a.
Charles Tappen OF the fve-B has
gone TO the Lincoln school.
Their blanket was sent 10 Bel
quinn Saturday
FIVE-B AND FTYE-A.
Elizabeth Arnold was transferred
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Wednesday morning at Red Cross
I headquarters.
Nearly all the kindergarten chill
dren are back in school again aft
er the vacation.
ONE-A.
We have a new member in the
one-A class, Lawrence Walsh from
the ST. Patrick's school.
TWO-B.
Mary Matela has gone to the Po-
| lish school.
Louis Fabian is home on account
OF illness.
Santa Claus gave all of the two
BIS fine boys. This week we
brought some of their toys TO school
and drew pictures Of them.
Pearl LAIR is our nurse, John
7 Cinkowski is our doctor. and LAUREL
Simpson is our floor keeper.
John Hunt entered kindergarten
Monday.
We have a new pupil, Virginia
Kuhl, from the CoquiIlard school.
TWO-A.
Harold Walsh and Merle Kuhl
are two new boys who have enter
ed our room this week
Sylvester and Kenneth Bueche,
Albert Walter, Clyde Harting. and
THREE-B.
Paul Epson and Viola Madison
have been absent this week.
Louise Smith is visiting in Ken
lucky.
Robert Ely entered three-B
grade this week.
walter Slazewske was transferred
to Polish school Monday.
FOUR-B.
The four-B's have lost one of
their dearest pupils. Helen Selecki,
/ who died last week OF diphtheria.
Joe Szezny has gone to the Polish
| school. This makes our enrolment
81.
George Walling has bought the
most thrift stamps. having an
amount of 81.
FOUR-A.
Walter Sabo is the first in the
/ four-A to purchase a war savings
certificate. Frand Kotecki has five
thrift stamps.
We are reading the story OF kim
John and the Abbot of Canter-
/ bury" Frank Polk finds in his
dictionary that a ''prelate" is IAN
ecclesiastical dignitary having epis-
copal authority" we hope Frank Is
enlightened.
FTVE-A.
our room has bought $3.50
worth of thrift stamps Henry Ia
berski has bought two bonds and
Elizabeth Daniels and Ben Feuer-
stein have one each.
Everyone in our room received
100 in spelling Tuesday.
Ladislau Krawczyk entered our
room Monday.
EIGHTH.
Everyone has returned TO school
/ except Anna LaSsu, who is i'll. Times
were rather dull for the most OF
US. But yet we were grateful for
a nice home, good health and be-
cause we were not in the danger
of the cruel Germans.
Julius Blycher, formally q Kaley
school pupils. who is now a sailor
on the Battleship Michigan, visited
our music class and calestheniC
class Monday.
Tuesday was our oral compost
tion day in English. Esther John
son, Susie GreshO. and Pauline Fin.
ley told some thrilling stories. Mos
of them were about Germany and
her ally, Hungary.
Eighth girls will serve luncheon
Friday Fannie Wagner viii acI
as general manager. The guests vii
be attended by Esther Johnson and
Elizabeth Horvath.
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MUESSEL SCHOOL
Mildred Metzger and Ella JerEensen,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Parent-TeacherS club VIII not
have the regular meeting next Tues
day as was planned. because the
state food demonstration can not be
here that day. Special notices will
be sent out before that meeting so
all the ladies can come.
Miss celia Jain, the Ska teacher,
has gone TO Washington TO work
in the war department Miss Mackey
will take her place.
Miss Funston has taken the two
4 grade and Miss LennoX the one
3.
The ladies worked for the Red
Cross all the afternoon Wednes-
day. We hope more viii come next
week.
ONE-B.
After our lengthy vacation the pu-
pills are once again trying to adapt
themselves to the routine of school
work.
All of the nice habits concerning
ouietness and neatness seem TO nave
evaporated during their soiourn
from school. but we trust that these
same habits viii rain down upon
them.
All efforts are being made 20 pur-
chase a Flag for each room. so give
us your help, parents.
Elexus Slater and Glenn Miller
have just entered the one-B.
ONE-A.
Martha Kilgore is out of school
this week with a severe cold.
The One-A's are using Free and
TreadwelTs first reader for supple
mentary use.
We bought IG Thrift stamps
Tuesday.
TWO-B.
Gertrude Mesterdeld. from the
Perley school and Stuart Slater.
from the Franklin school. have en-
tered the two-B at the AIuessel
school
TNO-A
Elsie Gibson has gone TO Arkan-
sas to spend the remainder Of the
winter.
THREE-B.
Forest West has reentered after
several weeks illness.
Charles Beyrer is absent on ac-
count OF illness.
FOUR-A.
We are making magazine covers
| in our room in drawing
} We are going 10 have a geogra-
ply test the last Of this week or
/ the first Of next
FTVE-B.
| The fve-B's have Miss Hill as
their new teacher.
We are making booklets in draw
/ ing.
savine Addison is absent on ac-
count Of humps
Miss Rosencrans was here Mon
day morning.
ONE-B.
Mrs. Hicks was a caller in our
room Monday morning.
We were very glad TO welcome
Nellie Hicks back TO school after a
! long siege Of typhoid fever.
Miss Rosencrans was one OF our
! special teachers for this week.
SKA.
WILDER Short and Hilda Buland
are absent from school.
SENEN-B.
The attendance has been unusual
ly good the past week.
We have completed our literature
and will read from supplementary
3 readers the rest Of the semester
Eugene KnoblOck read Press
Wilson's last speech 10 congress
during opening exercises on Wed
nesday
SENEN-A
The girls Of the seven-A made fish
balls in domestic science Monday.
We have finished our test on Az
I RIGA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
OLIVER SCHOOL
Julius Van Huencke and Manus Yargo,
Editors.

ROOM THREE.
After a very pleasant vacation
we are back at work again. With
the exception OF the tots who have
whooping cough. our attendance j.
fine for this stormy weather
Miss Nelson has come 10 take the
place OF Miss Entzian, who was
married during the holidays.
ROOM SEVEN.
The grammar classes eniOyed
some very interesting stories on
How I Spent Ny Christmas Vaca-
tion? ?"
Gussy Katz received the highest
mark in a reading test, held By
Miss stevenson.
The four-B's are decorating their
room with rosters OF snow slides
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
C0QUILLARD SCHOOL
Henry McNsbb and HiIda Raby,
Editors.
ROOM ONE.

ROOM ONE.
The 1-B grade is taking up the
study of Eskimos in history. They
are arranging their sand table TO
represent Eskimo life.
In literature. the lbs are learn
ing the poem. "Snowfakes."
Paul kirkpatrick is new pupil
in 1-B.
ROOM TWO.
Miss Cohn has not been able 10
be PC school on account of illness.
Aliss Sims is taking her place.
Marjorie Townsend from Cassopo-
lis, Mich, is a new girl in our room.
In drawing We are making pic
lures OF toys that we received for
Christmas.
ROOM THREE.
Charity Swathwood is transferred
10 Mishawaka.
We are making calendars in
drawing.
We are studying the cardinal in
nature study.
ROOM FOUR.
Murrel Kuhl was transferred TO
the Haley school.
Eunice De Mars came from the
River Park school.
Richard Robertson from the Mad
ison school is new pupil in our
room.
We are making calendars in
drawing
ROOM FIVE.
Ruth Swathwood has moved 70
Misha waka.
We are busy drawing our Christ
mas toys.
ROOM SIX.
We have two new hoys in the Alb
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
KALEY SCHOOL
Susie Gresho and Anna Laasu.
Editors.
GENERAL NOTES.

GENERAL NOTES.
The boys and girls at Kaley
school have invested S1S3.25 in war
saving certificates and thrift
stamps. They are all eager TO earn
all the money they can, so they can
buy more stamps. There is great
room rivalry and this week the
seventh-grade is ahead, the SIKH 5
are second. and the five-B's third.
We are anxious 10 see what room
will lead next week
DRAWING NOTES.
The fourth grade boys and girls
are making covers for their readers.
We believe this is a practical prob
lem. as il teaches care OF text books.
The fifth grade folks are making
memorandum pads. We are max
ing the pads for them. instead OF
buying them.
kINDERGA RTEsN.
Miss Kerner. our cadet, spent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-13
PERLEY SCHOOL
Bertha Kelley and Eta Oslcr.
EDITORS.
GENIRAL NENS.

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