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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
Dallas. Texas.

SbeciaI 10 tie Nl7US.
Esteemed E3itor, AS Christmas has
come AMI gone and it's pleasures and
sorrows ara events of the past, we
turn our attention to other things in
the future. Another shadow was
thrown across my path of pleasure. l
left here. as / had calculated to do.
at 9 p. IN. Monday the 94th. to spend
Christmas with my brother and fam
ly in the city Of Arlington About ten
Christmas morning received mes
sage telling me of the death of my
sons wife. Mrs Maud Brscken, Of
Paris, Texas. OF course. that ended
all pleasure and happiness for me. l
came back to Dallas at 4:30 p. M,
Tuesday evening. Theyarrived in Dal-
las at 1850 over the Santa Fee with
the body of Mrs. Bracken. The un-
dertaker met the train and took the
corpse to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Goode at 2717 Shelby st. There
many sorrowing friends met to sym
pathize with the bereaved husband and
heart broken little daughter. Funeral
services we're held at Mr.. Goodies
bone at 10:3O the Goth, the same min
lister that officiated at their marriage
fourteen years before, preached the
funeral. Mrs Bracken leaves sor-
rowing husband and loving daugh-
ter, and host Of friends in Dallas,
Greenville and Paris, Texas, to mourn
her loss. Her death was not surprise,
as she has been in very delicate health
for several years. She was a victim
of the dreaded disease of consump-
tion.
l was sorry to hear of the illness of
my old friend, w. G. Moore, or "Old
Joe," as he is known to many under
that name. hope he will soon rec
er and be sending us through the
News more of his appreciated COM
munications. We all miss his letters
and all join in extending sympathy
and hope of speedy recovery.
Ar. Editor, the mysterio lights
seen in Rankin's Cove we're seen in
in 1867. Only those that were seen
then disappeared back in the head of
the cove. I have seen them myself
will ring off for fear will take
up too much space. Best wishes to all
for the New Year. Lone Star.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03

IN HARPER show his patriot
ism. but an opportunity to acquire
wealth at the same time.
orrsettlno Labor Shortage
Tn viox ~ tho pact that farm labor
10 scarce and hieh every EFFORT should
ha bsnt ,ou.-ds sscuriny msYimum
ris,Ss nar acra wItb Parfil,zer wbich
;s on. of the best wavs to conservr
man now.r
11nfortur.ts,v M induatrx has haen
r,ora d,rsct,w ag.ctaJ hv tbs war tbar
+ha ts-t;I,va, industry Tba ynvern.
rant !. oanus aSaerjz, materials i'm.
.ar+snt - .Ais industry fnr the nur.
80 q, nsn.s. etrriur nnn,tions OF
w.r sud henes hss greatly reduced the
noss,his tonnaga to he usad In fer.
tilisers. IN other words, while the
Aatiea II calling for the largest pos
stble crop yields. there 10. Mt the SaAs
time, q great demand Tor gun powder.
Come enc has aptly said. plants and
cannons eat the same food" OF course.
under present conditions, the canAons
Must be fed frst.
There il q considerable shortage Of
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
Tatesville.

Special 10 lAe Nr7os.
Snowy weather seems to be the or
der of the day.
Miss Grsetly Tate, of Grundy Coun
ty, spent Xmas with Misses Pearl ant
Ruby Hall.
Joe Coldwell and Clay Holloway
and family spent Xmas with Greer
Morrison at Tatesvills
Joe f. Morrison from Admission,
Ala, spent Xmas with his parents
Ths new railroad will soon be Scom
pleted.
Jim Watts has been bere about two
months and has never lost a shift.
Hurrah for Mr. Watts. He Is getting
better
% Misses Pearl Hall and Miss Ruby
Hall mado flying trip TO the post
ofiica Friday.
wonder what has become of jim
Station, of Ft Ogetborpe, Ga. He
must be dead.
Come on, you soldier boys, we SURE
DO enjoy reading your pieces
Miss Dorothy Brooks sure did look
cute Friday night,
think Joe Morrison is going crazy
if hs doesn't get to write to ssome OF
the Tatesville girls.
John GholEton, of Chiggar Ridge. is
at Tatesville, working,
The Tstesville coal diggers have got
a raise They are getting s3.as fol
eight hours work.
We are glad to know that the sold
ier boy, had a good dinner Xmas day.
We suppose they enjoy their soup fine.
Some Of the boys think they can't be
good and be in the army. They must
be ss good rs they can, they won't
gain anything by being bad.
MRS Ellen Morrison has such bad
cold she can't talk above n whisper.
hope she will soon rsco yer. "
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
B. B. RauISton
Family Reunion

Editor News:
On Christmas Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. B. Raulston, of Jasper,
were made to feel glad when
their children and grand child
ren began to come home by the
car loads, all being there by 1890.
To say the children we're proud
to all get together once more does
not begin to express their feel.
ings, there being five daughters.
five sons-in-law andseven grand
children present, namely, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Keith and daugh-
ter, Virginia, of Cowan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Wilkerson of Chat
tanooga, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Coppinger and children of Sequa-
chez, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holder Of
Whitwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter
Reed of Chattanooga.
The children talked and laugh
ed, having a jolly time passing
their presents about until 1:30
when the father and mother ar
nounced dinner. Then one by
one the sons and daughters seat
ed themselves side by side with
father and mother at the end of
the long table which was groan-
ing under load of good things,
which had been prepared by the
mother for this grand occasion.
The girls, while eating, often
wondered would this be our
last Christmas to all spend at
home, and now and then glanced
at their men to see if they seem
ed to be eating too much, We
were all rather uneasy about
that. Finally when all were full
the second table was arranged
for the grandchildren and they
we're all satisfied. SD.
The dishes were then cleared
away and a good time was had
talking and playing games until
$50 slipped up on all, and hop
ing this would not be our last
time to all meet at home some
had to leave.
ONE OF THE CHILDREN.
Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
COUNTY TO
GROW MORE HOGS

AS part of Nation wide and Statewide effort to meet mme-
date demands for Marion will hold big hog
production rally the county Friday, Jan H. 1918
will OF the biggest and most important
has this county since the beginning of the
asked by the Government produce 400 900
hogs 1918 than produced in the State 1917 This
county will have that work. and the popular gathering
Jasper jan will work out plans Farmers bankers. mer
chants teachers county agents. fact all who interested
community development for the sake of warwnning will be
expected to attend the meeting and take part.
This effort being directed by the State Food Administration
with which cooperating the Division of Extension. the College
Agriculture of the University of Tennessee the State Council
Defense the State Department of Agriculture and Others
the coanty the Chairman of the County Council of Defense
viii make arrangements
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
Mrs. Rebecca Jane KiIgore.

Mrs. Rebecoa Jane Kilgole died at
her home at Victoria December 90,
1917, after an illness of six weeks
She was 70 years old. She was mem
Der of the Northern Methodist Church
at Victoria. She professsd religion at
the age Of fifteen and lived a christian
life until her death. Funeral services
were held at the home at one thirty
o'clock Sunday afternoon by Bro.
Grower, in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. Then
she was laid to rest at the Layne cem-
etery by the side of her husband, who
departed this life five years ago. She
leaves four children, J, FL Kilgore,
Of Nashville, G. W. Kilgore, of Vic
toria. Mrs. L. S. Baumgartner, Of
Clifty, and Mrs. G. D. Hill, of Vic
toria, and one sister, Mrs. W. W.
Nellums, of Nashville, and a number
of grandchildren to mourn her loss.
Farewell, dear mother until tha {
day when heaven and earth shall pass
away and we shall know rs we are
known. and meet with God around
the throne. Again We say, farewell.
A Grandchild.
Victoria. Tenn. Jan. 9, 1918.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
BRIDGEPORT PAPER ISSUES
UNDER DIFFICULTY

The Bridgeport, Ala, News issued
its Christmas edition under difficS
ties. The edition was about half
printed when water pipes In room
directly overhead their press buisted
and the water ruined the edition. IL
froze on the press and damaged u ana
ruined the rollers. Editor Campoei
pressed . large job press into service
and managed to get ont creditaoie Q
edition, anyway, which be iabeiied
the "Haxd Luck Edition
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
aeR TROUBLE is GONE

Mrs Thomas II. Davis, Montgomery,
Ind, says she had trouble with her
bladder and bad doctored for several
months without relief, when Foley Kid
aey Pills we're recommended and she
commenced using them and got rslef
They relieve backache, rheumatic pains,
stiff, swolIen joints and kidney trouble.
Sold by. !. W. Simpson & Son, Jasper,
Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
BRIDGEPORT BANGING FIRa
CLOSES BUSINESS

Bridgeport, Ala, Dec 2T.-The ).
c Jacobs Banking Company, ofBridge-
port, Ala, is liquidating its busine'a
preparatory to going out Of busine,s.
Mr.. Jacobs, head Of the bank. hss been
drafted. and before leaving for the
army decided to close the affairs of
the bank and the interets be has in
Bridgeport.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
GETS Q80D RESULTS QUICKLY

These few lines frou J. Y. Haynes,
HcAloscsr, OKLA, deserve careful read
log hy everyone who values good health:
Il lnd no medicins which acts SO
mildly and quickly with good results az
Foley Cathartic Tablets. They empby
the stomach and bowels, giving all Of
the digestive organs . hoalehy action"
For sale by J. " Simpson 4 t,un, Jas
per. Taaa.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
COUNTY COURT
MONDAY next
Lots of Matters of Vital I'm
portance to the Taxpay-
ers to Be Discussed
by the Solons

The Marion County Court Will meet
at Jasper Monday next
There is considerable interest in
anticipation of the session, Ss with
tax rate now Of 90. 35 on the hundred
dollars, propositions are being crystal
iized looking to still further taxes,
One proposition is to increase the
levy for public schools SOC on the $1OC
aud endeavor to get eight months term
of the public schools. This point has
already been considerably debated and
while all are anxious for an extended
school term the proportions that taxes,
state and national, are now assuming
are discoursgiug The severe winter
is another objection az, of the schools
operating to Christmas time large
FER cent. Of the benefits were lost by
non attendance Of pupils.
The most debated question Is wheth-
or Marion county shall appropriate
-, $50 for "a re-survsy Of the Dixie
Highway route through the comfy,
the State Highway Department hav-
ing made proposition to the effect
that IL such survey be made and
paid for by this county that $50, 600
will be secured from the Government
to be used ON it. under condition,
however, that Marion County finish
the road. The sum of $50. 600, how
ever, is considered by competent road
builders q mere bagatelle for the COM
pletion of the Dixie Highway thru
this county, and by accepting this Of
fer the county would be placing itself
in tight position financially to live
up to the agreement. Another fact is
that the engineer who made the sur.
vey is already employed in the Office
at Nashville of the State Highway
Commission and in this event he must
have In his possession nov a complete
plan and survey of the route of the
Dixie Highway in Marion County, and
if this is 30, it 10 pointed out it would
be q waste of $2,250 to have . new
survey made. There is great deal Of
objection to appropriating money for
this purpose, it being pointed out that
che county would have to borrow mon
ey for the purpose, there being none
available and the county count not be-
ing empowered to levy special tax
for the purpose.
Another point of discussion In re-
gard to road building In this county
is why no funds have yet been availa-
BILE from Nashville from the tax that
automobile owners have been paying
yearly. So far not a cent has been
available from Nashville from the tax
that automobile owners have been pay
ing yearly. So far not a cent has been
available although the road commits
sion of the county has been desirous to
uss it in much needed work on the
roads.
The proposed $40 extra tax on auto
mobiles in this county, proposed by
the Cameron law, will also come up
for consideration, as it is held that it
cannot be assessed on automobile
owners unless sanctioned by the coun-
ty court Automobile owners are very
much 1isgustsd with Mr. Cameron's
law or attempt to force Law upon
them, as the taxes on automobiles are
assuming prohibitive proportions.
They ara using their Influence with
few exceptions of some road propa-
ganda cranks against the law,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
NOTICE.

On account Of necessity for retrench.
,nent in expenses, the Nsws will NOT,
until iurther notice, send out postal
information that subscription has OK
pired. This applies especially 60 abort
term, or B-mshth. subscriptions.
~ THE NEWS.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03

No class of people
is more red-blood-
ed and patriotic
than the farmer,
and everybody is
looking to him to
do his best. In
view of the fact
that the whole
world is demand
/ n g agricultural
products, now Is
his golden oppor-
tunity not only to
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03

G. A. McClanahan, Ronte /,
Scottsboro. Ala, is another to
join our list.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1918-01-03
Better Farming in the South
The Present Fertilizer Situation

NJ Harper Director Farm Service Bureau Atlanta Georgia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05

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til Den zoe Marts. 6el9enoe Tre
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9lpiSofer. Fau Srguniiationsmsoei
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renS. 6slgcnoe @mbco&mpnO bleg
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bcb, Scr iibcn bar urrct beticnt al
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til at oiSie TO McuIQbcocr brroc
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Qiort poo ielgeubc NidaOc: Sucr Wtc-
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Oionb. elsie aomitccr fom lam
men Tor at cues ON 4lall, bpilfct oq
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"a til lin Weni9bcb hUo0 6Gle5fomi
teen pnr Bit cnio oul. NeBgc De
nlabcocr fonl iommcn til pioere Sor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05
Den fvpenoe Por.
Taar &hHperne leser @icmiel
MaanenGttcr.

Cen alenoaglernlng, of tplte Slp'
pcrc MI olorig mere b~ielnle9er Gng.
lano ON Tagcr, er tilitrGffelig @epis
Tor, at oct Tor %sSlpucre er trpggere al
opcrere oucr iicnotlige Smraaber
Wtsrfe clio peo Sagslps og oct al oer
limple 8runo, at oct ON Hatten CT
iao meget panifcligerc at iinoe 81
iicnbtligc Slppcmaifiner, ifriper &.
q. 8rcp, Hebnftpreu Tor oct fienot(
cngcIife 5iosifriit "NeropIane"
"Gailp grprcis". en- flar Woane.
ifinsnat giuer DC aneribenoc i )per(
al oct Sps, DC bebeper, til at iinb(
irenn, ndnr &c ilpper opcr 2ailb, %
afgiere tcunelig neiagtig, ouer bull
fen Gel al Sonoon cler ell amber
itsrre @p DC bciinbcr Jig, naor o.
pmiioer bar naaet lit Waal. Sum.
tibig er Ifaanelpict life tilitrGftcIil
til, at ct gleroplan let fan opbages
al ct anoet, % Sperationerne mellen
Soriparcrne og Ingribcrne blipel
Tom at lege @iemiel cppe / 9ltiten
! iulot SaaaIpS or oct paniteIir
not al ic CT Neroplan MOD Sorocn
naar man beiinbcr liz opcr oct, Tor
ubiat at Den Naifiuc, iom or lopeit
or malct mcb tiIitr9ffrIia meri
Sarpe, % / Waaueifin er Oct cnooc
megct panitcliacre at ioa Sic puo Sen
GoIt ueoc poa %orbcn, iom Ct
pante til at here aauontoroen mnngI
ailomcter borte. ton funife wnort;
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rer. Nariagcn or Ilct % ret ocr. a
naar Ell Ranb iibber bare CT Eal
500 ban ell hnlcnbe Motor pua Nun
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05

lige tort Nnipar life at bebc." Nc
Salerc, lom oelto0 - baaoc Erelter
% Spgfolf - tultc mcget irinlooia
ON Den lture Gigegploigbeo De ariitnc
piier ligeoperior @sn. Hroi. Sobu ..
Gplen piIoc lGgge mere @Ggt pau
Den ~bogitapelige Wening al Seiu Sro
on lin @lenfomIt, /. Gr. Sob. 14,1S:
seq pil life %efterlaOc eoer iooer-
lpic; leg funtmer til eoer." Gette
Spftc bar Nenipn til Seiu unbct
&onlmc til Som, life / Nanbelt, men
tc Froicsiorcn. Fallor Slni Slct-
ten IormonebN i iloiuloe SrOclaN
@iloa Sro@ 6orfpnoerc at tale 6cn
l~ltilbplleoe Soubbeb ior Dor 5io.
@on pegeoe poa Here al De Wooitan-
ocrc, lonl @uos Menigbeo bar at
fUmpc imob / pore Gage: Gbriitian
Sciencc, establishment Hlloieliuner-
ne. Faltor ,Sobun Oiottlpn prGfebe
Ssnoag Sormiooao. Ssnoag Iitcll
pot Def Niillltningsmebc, bporueb Ell
HGtte Salere, buaoe llnge % Glore,
belto9. Mtpoerne bar belle Sioen goot
beisgte al opmerfiomme Silbsrere.
&eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6reoog Otter
nliooag oplpltc areosformanoen, ga
ltor 6. Norbberg, at Ser bar lloiigter
til at arebienS Taarmeoe funoe bli
bolot / @anamingo, EaItor g. His-
lsps aolo. Meb Senipn til oct paa-
tUnfte observation-disclosures I'll Som=
meren, Iaa blcp oct opeprloot til Tor-
munoen % Sefretpren at beitem=
NE Sio o. Steo. Yaitor Mattior
palgtes pcb Wsoets 9eapuoeIie til
at onerbringe areosmeoetS 9rooer-
hilien til Eaitor y. @intber / sln-
lconing bans Spgoom, Ter inb.
Lob Gftcrretninger ira Ealtor .. 9.
Sunool, at ban life par iItano til
at fonlnle til Wsbet ~paogritnb al
Spgoom / Somilien. Ga Crosse, go
itor :. Tnilions aalb, bar, for
uocu i'm Yrcit, rcprrientcrct peo e,
iterf Delegation. Salisbury Ipenllc
Ghurd)'s Songfor og Ct. 2ufos
Wenigbcos aor opbpg9ebc Soriom'
lingcn meo potter Gang uuber Ws.
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05

Voitor s.. &. Nit bar Isat nj
ifcN ira lit Gmbeoc ira lite SnIt
icritfonmcnoc. Ynis0niu9en or mo
uiI1ct.
Mr. ,Iohn Gaaono 0e6e / lpo.
ncs, RorQc, oeu 17be Somlor 1915
al NicrtciIap. Nibeoe bar pel fienoi
her / Roropciten. iGrlig / Rort6 %.
fota. huor ban uirte0c mlcgct lonl
GmiSiGr.
I'll Che Aiationul <bcron
Commission ior SolbicrS nu0 SoiI.
urs 0cliorc iuofom / HbiucInnocr o.
Smcln $55225. vi bette @cleb gan
Den norif Ilrthcritc Ncuj0hch &binc.
lnnbcr S3l2.50 % Den norit luther
tic Mcniahco / Gldo, g4i2., S25.
&no'nmlinacu til oct Iltbcrite
Solontcrloun / clan 60, Wim., blcp
pniattct moo Ell @caciitrinR lom
opcroif DC melt |bdubcinIoc 6orpcut
ninQcr. ) Enitor 2. g, NouQc@
Nolb blcp Ger iomlct $500 I'll Den
ne 2oa. oQ / Gormtnct inbtom Ger
ruCr 81 900.
Euitor (hoa. Neritao hnl0t
ii0itc SonooQ acknowledgements /
Huitcaci0 Mcuiuhco. NiiIou, Winu.
M Ration VicniNbco. Mution, Mln
nciota. Ynitor ). s. NcnOnbl, Der i
Sc iibitc ire Nlconc0cr bar Deficient
hcitc AolN, hor nj ilpttct til 6crlua
Soils. ppor bon miblcrtibil itol ne
ticl1c Ocn me noritc @cthlcbcm Nc
nilhco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05

sra Ga9morth, ga, beretteS,
at / &citre 8reioIoi0bco D~ienlqbeo er
Scr lomIct Ell %nofioo pen Gum. NoI#
left Tor Camp 0ooac $5O.76; Nctbe9
oo misunderstanding $li.20; llnG
oomsiorcningcn sos. Il; llgen ior
lutheran Oripe $329.J0; tiliam
men $5t9.93.
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YRim, 'if ct "Scrpicc 6log" inopict
Sen0og Aitcn ocn 17oe Darts
6Ioqct bopoc - Sticrncr. Get par
Ell @ouc ira OicniBbcocu9 ire Swim
oc'orcninlcr Eoit. &cn0obl, Wcuig
hcOcnS mi0Icrti0iqc Grcit. inopicoc
IloQct. Gcauocn toItc ielQcnoc al
McniAbcOcla N|Tno: =. II e. @lom,
Sultan Nuocrlor, Gorl Gbriitcnion
% (oimcitcr @romituo
6orlcocn mo0tog SittbcroH
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'Uttc2 i~clQcnoe: "Eroi. s.. z. @illc
boo. Siour Sails, z. 2. &nOIaQt
Sheet ior 100000 til lutheran
Nornol Shool mch bicrtclig (of til
@ltO Tor hans noooiNc @pnhorclic ~
ior troioit Nlrlp % lrcit / ole 81
pets Giufjtfcllcr. &ouoc puifct, Ga
pen fu1nc pUrct 0obbclt ion itor.
Niuottc Ono pcliiRnc ocn til lit Hi0ca
Trcnmcl Noi boloc 'rcmoclc@ i'm
Nnouo oucr Z, u. 2. at ocn fon
bli lin Np0opc fro. Sea bar nrrmcit
trnft at Ncntcruc al oiaic EcnQcr
ifII0c brlgca til NipIpH Tor trrnQcnrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-05

SntOcntcr pco g y. z. Tom oil no
oounc Jig til airfeus 1icncite. &Tr
iaa inlio life at oiicntlia8jerc nit
l|auu eacr uoQct boorai oct fan IN.
ocs. Nieo Ngtclic
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