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The evening herald., 1918-02-20
Evening Herald Albuquerque NJ Wednesday February TO- 1918


sOonEoht liaphlN endurance, az
we'll ps reason, Justice aud liberty
are ON the side nt the ulloa whose
unlimited resources aud stuuthcartcd-
ncss wan eventually bring uh war
tu q successful conclusion A4 fur
peace proposals. 1t is plain that ut
the moment both sides are as Sut tuu
wide apart in their views tu aduit
or u settlements The desire Tor peace
b. uuuuvst,ou1hly -ull running strong
iu Germany. but for tho time hriug
It's voice q. sirurcd hy the Wuii'H
fist" Possibly latter cNcuts may ri.t
opportunity Tor 20 renewed outhurst
at druuude for peace from G"rui'1
citil.us. but ut Tho moment this o.
not feasible, Meanwhile spring
considerably further advanced ON thu
western front that here. aud tho ,N-
pvctru German drive m.N begin a.
amy time. the British dSNc last srrot
have ~turtcd considerably before THIS
dutr The jkruiuy pcacr 'ontr"r'
was am unpleasant development aud
the threatened di~Iut,grttiVu OF ltur.
stu prcscnt, somo alarming possihil..
tics. bat while it tuuy encourage uo
help feed the enemy. lt viii not prove
u r,Disi1r factor
cur foreign TRADE, thuurh showing
less sensational gains that ot late stih
maintains uir strides The total 'N-
ports for the year ending December
80. IpIg were SlG,-&I I"uU,uoo, OF
N1ig.uuU.uuu moro than in the pre-
,Ious year. Dt this increase. N2-',-
noU.uuu wont 90 Canada. SlliU"o.uu"
to Great Britain. SIlb.uuW.uUI To-
The evening herald., 1918-02-20
WANTED Miscellaneous

wANTED---Caretul kodak finishing
by master photographers; twice
dally service Remember. satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing TO a
reliable established nrm. Hanna a
Tsnna Master hPoioRraphers
The evening herald., 1918-02-20
TYPEWRITERs

S~~~a~~~~~-~~-~s>~~~->---- -~,se- ~s>s--~~~~~--
ALL KINDS, hoth new ana second
hand. bought sold. rented aud re.
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter ia
change Phone 9l4. l92 SO. ith ~
The evening herald., 1918-02-20
AuToMoRILE ACcEssoRIEs

poDHIt.L TIRE CO IT reH. vulcan
l4Ing ana sccrssor,"'. open nights
and suuduys. TIRE service NuyWhnr
phone aGg. t22 Nur;h Fourth 81
The evening herald., 1918-02-20
MONEY TO LOAN

Ne>N~>S@~~~N@>r>-S~ ~ -
MONEY TD LOAN boo sums u .u' u.
real estate security j. L.. E3Dr
2u9 Wet Gold
The evening herald., 1918-02-20
FOR SALE Furniture

FOR SALE Furniture for 2 rooms
ana range. work bench aud bicycle.
Rooms tu rent empty cheap. 1910
North Second.
The evening herald., 1918-02-20

FpE 1iENT--Thrc, room furnished
apartment modern, sleeping porch.
tu1 E Central
The evening herald., 1918-02-20

ron REST Modern rooms. no Wcl
Apply glG W StoHrr Phone llaOJ
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-20

Women's mahogany kid boot with military heel "a az
Anniversary price @.tsOO M
Girls English SHOE with low heel Just the shoe for or
school wear Anniversary price, pair @ " FaOV
Womens 9nch Burgundy kid boot high French heel CO az
$2 values Anniversary price, pair @VsOO
One lot of men shoes Values up o $500. o. 1T
Anniversary price, pair &OssfO
Womens black walkng SHOE Cuban heel brown ~
cloth top; SO values. Anniversary price, pair y 'ssOO Va
black dress boots French heel lace and but
black cloth $500 values Choice lot select no
from. Anniversary price, pair r y .fsOO N
One lot lace and button boots broken lines 40
and sizes; values to S. Anniversary price, y
Lades-get pair of Cretonne Boudor slippers silk pom 40
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
U. s. DEPT AeRcULrURE-u. s. FOOD ADMINISTRATION. PLENTY OF POTATOES
SPLENDID FOOD YOUR
 DELICIOUS WHEN WELL COOKED
WHAT THEY DO FOR YOUR BODY.

WHAT THEY
  you 
 slices bread 
  andre all parts of body
 POTATOES THEIR BEST. An to O a spoiled ] boiling minutes Drain the off  potatoes 3  material will soak boiled in skins.
 MASHED POTATOES boiled milk of pile lightly n POTATOES Bulletin No SOY, Making Home Agriculture Washington, D..
 -
 POTATO CORN-MEAL tablespoons mashed l meal i beaten l milk teaspoon salt in given. n makes |? delicious.
 STATES FOOD LEAFIET NO 10.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
KAISER PREPARES TO
 COMPEL SUBMISSION
peeial to the Nugget By Associated Press

AMSTERDAM May 9The kaiser he1la'yc take the rtclous of o bill when it is presented for the third reading
 ommatng Germany indicate l,
  c body dissolve the Diet immediately q its las that Chancellor eItlng will dissolve the Diet tho In o Q the Kaiss reform a russi which develop
  he has apparently to
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
5, 5, GOVERNOR
 INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT
Special to the Nugget by Inc Assooiated Press.

c 7.The Pacific Steamship ComIanls
  morning Francisco with big which vl resulted A O prevailed hc a 1, accident rushing landing the frightened
 will be repaired before proceeding Seattle
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
GERMANS ADMIT HEAVY DAMAGE
 AT zEEBRUGGE
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Press.

7.-Th
 
  CIV The appear the adng important naval base Although minimizing the of of  to atac the
  Ids over German
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
kL0NDYkE HAS FIRST
 GOLD CLEAN UP
Special to tho Nugget by Associated P.ess:

 KlondHke  that individual operators 
  bcginw washing gou the gold the a  of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
U, 5, SENDS GRAIN
 TO VANISHING SWISS
Special to the Nugget by Associated Prcss.

WASHINGTON s.rhe United 
  give 0 the American to d the the
 
  Switzerland  grain situation to he
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10

,eiaI to lhe Nugget by The Associated Press.

Special 0 The Associated MINNEOIt N Y, 8John MuldoN M* a
 
 n training
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10

WNsIIN'iTON May 9Sam Gomrers asked President Wilson
  front
 Tho famous labor leader - tu alleged O a of
 is reported troubles in q of of h
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-05-10
TREASURY PREPARING
 FOR 4TH LOAN DRIVE
special to the Nugget by Associated Press:

special the Nugget by Associated third  coming 
 ot
  o lc in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
OOODEPARTNENT
IN STATE NOT TO
D|SORGANIZE SOON
Rumored Dissolution Not Well
Founded Much Work Yet to Be
Done by Administration in En-
forcing Prohteering Rules.

Due 20 the fact thut the working
force of the food administration has
been gradually reduced unul eco tho
present time here are hst 81 very fcW
departments running. the impression
has gained Roadway Ulat the entire
organization Will soon bee %di,uauard
This viewpoint is NOS wen founded. ac
Oording Ia state Officials Whn disruss-
cd the question this morning.
Especial attention ~ Co. he spent 3d.,
the administration of 40 types of
profiteeriuE Many Of the old margins
OF profit are sim iH effect aud new
oncs are being male almost every
day Tor the protection ~ citizens
against INSCRIPTIONS deaicIs, Thee,
margins VIII be enforced q the let
ter.
Aside FROM watching the prize OF
foodstuffs. the administration Viii
continue 10 advise conservation ut
different tyues of foods frum tinc To-
time and 10 formulate conservation
rules as they become necessary What
types " conservation are especially
needed iu order "a allow Europe adj
ditional supplies of certain foods are
not yet known. but with Hoover and
Wilson both tn Europe. n b. cXpcrted
thai this VIII soon hc tsco ttiIed aud
prope methods taken hy the Amer
can food adminisuatlnu 60 rrcurr
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Booker T. Washington
Sanatorium Will Open
In Duke City in April

Onc thousand dollars was secured
by the colorcd people of Alhuqticr-
que IN their duNc tor funds Tor tho
establishment OF "a Booker = Wash
iuglon Memorial aunBtGrium here
Patients viii be admitted to the
forum about April -. u was uu-
nounccd today \ course to train
nurses for the hospital viii begin
about the first of the year. Follow -.
ing is a statement ISSUED ny the cNccu-
two committee of the sanatorium,
which consists of Rev. \. \. Lows.
pr. James Lewis. and Henry Outley;
In aur recent drive FOR &5,0O0 we
Damaged To pay $1,000 on the five
houses and lots, corner South Arno
have possession of the Same and hope
To open Booker T. Washington's me-
uiorial sanatorium April 18TH, 1919.
20 receive patients with q nurses
training course. There are several
things that are TO be done so as to
make the place as near q modern san
ntorium as possible. We are very
grateful to the general public the way
that our committee was received by
them: also The cheerful and generous
donations made TO our sanatorium.
The few whO have not contributed
asked the committee TO call later
when they would give them a check
The promises are now occupied as
residences. but will DE opened as u
sanntorium as 500 as necessary inn
prOvcmcnts can be made. Again
thanking the public for the help given
Ms Ia our drive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Stock Not Suffering
From Snow Is Report

Ctp, clark NJ carr returned ycs-
tcrday irou Gallup where he attended
the meeting OF stockmcn OF Mckinley
county Mr.. carr reports that stock
Is not suffering trum the nov lie
tcportS that the western part OF Me
kunlcy and Valencia is being stocked
up. the ranges are rapidly being
fenced and many nvW stockmen are
settling in nat section. lie also re-
ports hat a number of deep oil wells
are hoing drilled ana %gcoiogiHts snN
that VI no oil les found the wells VIII
probably be used "a artcsian wells.
Practically all land in hat section
~ nov covered hy oil leases aud ntuch
drilling IS expected 80 begin In the
near future. Mr.. Carr has leased u
LARGE tract OF land va that part Of
thp stat To- the Carter OIL company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Two Officers Get
Walking Papers on
Negligence Charge

Washington. po, 2'. sniss,
E,m she arm r Alriur Gu.ia, 30
TaeHag and tnptaln tlor'' s. WHIT,
tor rnsngnu,e. W connection 0itn uu-
luis stringent disciptn9i, m,isur
a-uir>' army ouus,loutiuus oLlrrturs
DO % d'teItion SECTION at 'imp Fuua-
ton ktuslu WIS announced today n,
Secretary Uukrr
MAJOR Tap Uus n OIL tlc at lh,
section ~. WJH convicted uf lu,tlr
permitted undue severity before th,
prisoners bad been formally convict
ed ei uur ofteus'. captain as Judge
advocate, uus chUrged with ha,tn
made uuls 20 gupsru,inl iu~ycHtigutlo.
ct thr cHsH Whom 10 WAS Lrourht 90
boa attention. secretary BrN't sad
thut tcterni regular arr o. utfi,rt.
W-r, implicated ana the rns"s o'
tlCs WIZ ho taken mp IN The regular
routine of The department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
$4,000 FOR CUBA
CUT Off WILL Be
RAISED BY MONDAY


Committees In charg" 81 the drive
for the cuba cutoff road rcpor, "A to
tul of 81. subscribed this morning
and are pushing the drive to compile.
ton today
Those ON the committee ln charge
Of the garages ANA automobile Gculers
list made an especially c%rcditable
showing, reporting 81 ~ signed up
and everybody coming iu FOR their full
quota. The committee interviewing
the wholesale houses and banks re-
ported $4,000 igucd up and "a very
satisfactory response from the larger
business Interests OF Albuquerque.
The committees working today are
No. /. W. g. Ocstrcich. sidney NJ
We'll j. Korber, Mas Nordhaus. 40.
:. ". r chase, Paul Redington. w e.
Ecid, II. *. - Sellers. No 3. Charles
5. White. Jcrre HagEard. j. G. Boyd.
H. b.. Ducr. No. 4. \. L. Martin. \.
- Stroup, - ". Faw. e. O. Ackcr-
man No. .. T. g. Butler, f. r.. Bliss.
G. :. Quickel. l.. n Little. No. g. Ed
Ross. u. \. Nistier. NJ * Wyider;
No. Z. l. III. Fox. A. T.. Wedge. G. 4.
French. Ross Mcrrctt. No. =. y. +
LcSuer. y. H. Schwcutkcr. y NJ Gu
Cabac. H. VI. bowers.
The campaign committee hopes ia
finish tho larger part ot the work to-
d8y although q few subscribers may
not bc interviewed until Monday
They report the practically unanimous
sentiment mong business men the
effect hat IL is up to Albuqucrqur to
build the cutoff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
FOUNDER OF CIVIC RETIREMENT
AS MEMORIAL FOR SOLDIER DEAD

These men fought for "a principle.
for a great OF democracy. for
the glorious spirit Of 1918. No monu-
ments of granite or marble would be
an adequate memorial to such men.
! think the community center. or com
munitN house, cannot fail to have tho
unqualified approval OF every man
and wOman IN this ountr
1T has been suggested to establish
community c~cntcrs.' Mr.. Weir de-
clared. and To- call them liberty
houses, whcr" the spitit of democracy
FOR which heroes died may be kept
alive and shed H. helpful influence
over the community IN which they
live.
Tile object of these liberty houses
The idea of building these liberty
houses was suggested by ono OF our
lcadiag architects. who was so inn
pressed with the good work accom-.
plished along these lines ut camps
that he presented u TO the Bcau-Arts
Society of Architects, and the society
immediately voted To make tho design
Tor "a liberty house the subject ~ It's
unnudl ompctition Tho design
which wins this competition viii be
used AZ the Official design. The va
ricUs clubs and societies. as well as
subscriptions from citizens, viii prob
ably finance the community ccntcrs. II
present plans matcrializc.'
NJ. Weir came to Albuquorque five
years ago and FOR three months had
charge OF the civic Bctternsnt league.
He W touring tho southwest To present
tho idea of community houses TO the
people, instead of erecting monuments
for the men who hay fallen In battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

/. ~ Mrir. at Washington. - g..
founder of the civic Bcttormcut
league of Albuquerque. later expanded
into tHc bureau of charity. is Az The
city advocating the establishment of
community houses as q memorial to
the men who gave their hives IA tho
war, instead of honorlng the dead
HEROES with statuary.
During the war. Mr.. Weir was neld
organizer Tor the war department
committee on training camp activities
and VAS active IN the establishing Of
many community ccntors for The sol
dictS at different military camps and
posts.
During the reconstruction DAYS,
when the people ~ America viii con-
sid.r honorinE tholr dead heroes 1
hope they VIII erect n lasting monu-
mcnt that MAJ he enjoyed By human
ny. ! hope social ccntcrs VIII Ice built
with tho money that would be used
10 buy monuments. At community
Houses the people would be- able to
educate thcmsoiVcli. widen THOR ar-
quaintanco. and %, OF I%rcatcr benefit
Ia each other.
~Our attention ~ conferred ON the
welfare and future happiness Of tho
mcn who will oomc back to ms from
across tho seas Mr Weir stated.
We. of course. will remember those
who he beneath littlc wooden crosses
IN the battlcficlds OF France. Il rs
our blessed privilege tu sec that their
memory rs kept green in the hearts
OF their countrNmon. 10 plan FOR fit-
ting memorials. the sort Of memorials
which they would choosc " thoy could
speak from ont the great silence and
tell MS what they would like US To 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Court Settles School
Land Case Here Today

Judge Herbert Enynpids iu the
district court today, signed "a i'ciey
giving the city ouo-thlr1 81 the Old
school district No. g. and giving -rlool
districts Nos g. . ant l5'thc remain
der o. the district
\ suit was started vuuIr Time tg"
against districts /, AMI p b' ~"
city to recover the land which nt one
lime consisted OF 2HS acre. l}inr funth
and cast Of The railroad tracks atil-
cent To the city. n ts part ut tho
original Albuquerque Ertut given in
tho city ia tru Tor the hrnctits ~ me
schools In that diftrict The district
was later changed into districts | ?
and ~. The court ruled mat the
land belonged to the original sghool
district. The Other district agreed
to give the city one-third of me l1nd.
A. II. stroup represented districts } 2
md II In the case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
of Cities Name
Legislative Committee

Officers of the League of NUM-
CAPABILITIES of New Mexico, formed here
last week, the appointment
of "A Legislative committee. The duties
of this committee viii be tu draft the
recommendation made at the first
meeting Of the leagn. into the forth
OF bills 81 be submitted to the lcels-
lature AZ its next session. Following
81 the committee; r.. 4. Dnvies. mayor
of Santa Pc, chairman; w ! Eaton ~
Socorro; a j. Hannett. mayor Of Gal
lap; g. * Jones. city engineer ot Las
Vegas, and W. \. Keleher. city at
torney Of Albuquerque.
II II understood the new league Will
League 90 Municipalities. other COM
mittecs viii be appointed and an
nounced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

Representatives wore present from
ah counties on the proposed rome
IRON ''argizuzD 10 hutchinson. Kan.
r. \. Muirhes, Tucumcari, was p'cc,-
Cd temporary president: Ira @ We
mere. Carrizozo. y. ~. general We,
president, H. W. Magrudy, LibCrai.
Kan, secretary. Il. y. Quinn, Guyun,
Okla. g H. walker. Dalhart, TcN
G. /. Tpvlor. Strutford ToN.. &. ".
Ohwalt. hutchinson. KAN, ~ y. Me
Causcland, Bucklin. Kan I. ". Corn.
Tucumcnri. y NJ. and T. W. Quincy,
Carrizozo, y. NJ, state vice presidents.
The nrst convention OF the organi-
zatiOn viii hc held at Hutchinson,
Kan. on January 20. 1919
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Death Claims Former
Citizens in Kansas

According 10 word received here
Yesterday lohn ~ Moor forntrrlf
81 TINS city. dico Saturdp night 20
,be soidiers homo a. lravonwufih,
Kan. and his wife. Mts sarah Hf"'
Moore. died a half lpur later az tr
Nom. of her daughter. Mrs. Louis =.
Miller. al Atrhisnn. Kan.
Ar and Mrs. Moo.e lsft N%lbupuer-
nu. tWo t0ais = io ross &c Nilh
then daughter in Ntch'Sou. Mr
Moore health bcfaa io fal rHpiiiN
and he went 20 the soidicfa homo q
short time ago Nv and Nrs Moor
were married in 1901 40 NV castle
ina. and shortly aftsrwafis came a.
this city. Mr. Moore entered fir va
estate business ana bctiinc one "i
the popular husiuesa men of nv CIV
Before coning here hc VAS land com
missioner aud nus 'Husr,'f ti Sail Lake
city, Itah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

The baseball team of the appren.
ticos Of the Santa Fo shops trimmed
tho All star team % the shops In a
hard fought game last night az the
y NJ. &. y. The score was n TO II.
The apprentices were outweighed by
the All stars. but dispute this fact they
played all the harder. several on the
team were Inexperienced iu the game
hut proved u match for the heavier
boys. Both teams will enter the city
league after January !. The game
last night was "A preliminary to- the
games 80 bc played when the league
commences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Armenia Declares
Her independence

NDW iOTk, Doc 3l-Tho lnucpen'
dcnce Of Arnlonia has been proclaimed
hS the Armenian national delegation
in paris accordiug 20 "a dispatch from
the PFeuch caf.stAl- receive to-day hy
tho Armenian national union 81 Am-
erica here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
BOHEMIA IS NOT
DE0ATAnLE LAND
CZECHS DECLARE

lripu,. i'phcmid. bec 81 --THa
'zecho- SioNIk republic -r.coraizra uu
part pf the to%rrlturi within Bohemia
nE opou 60 H0t c~uuiluAu f.l TO g.
settled hN fiir usl,e conference. as
exaggerated hN th' GcrW.u Bohrmlan..
d WAS declared jodH. hN Htemle
hruuurz. To- % Delegation from Gen
man bohemia
Tho entente, Itcmtri ktamurg sat
forth. had signed an ugrcemont hy
which The erfir. ,orntrs viH dr-
clar,d 20 bviouv e. tbe tzpcl'1- Slovat
state lie assured tho Gcrmnns that
th'r ,ulturad and up,ioua. develop
mcut would be- Hssured them and
aided that i've desired iht r.itrn col
toe troops o' occupation ls soon ices
possible
New YORK. Dee 90 President r.
q LII.I-- ~ IL. L-.nL-. --LnL-L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Ell Paso-k Kansas City
Highway Organization
Formed at Tucumcari
srrelAl olsrArer = = nrnA,p

INlNInCNfI. = NJ, Do IN \
conference held al the chamber Of
commerce mere Friday "a pcrrt'Gcat
ORGANIZATION Vas perfected Co promote
a highway from Kansas city to Ia
ioio. parnlloling the Rock island
railroad as nearly as possible Tic
nnnc selected was the funston-f'ort
BLISS Military highway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
Mortuary
Mr.. Y. g.. Cha,c>

Mrs Tomasita q. ChaVos, 20 years,
died at her home on North Fourth
street YESTERDAY afternoon. Her hus-
band Us m military service at camp
Pike. Ark. rmnoral services will not
ho held until tho arrival NJ Nj. ChuScs.
Fred Crollott viii have charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21
ipolinario G.ricgo.

Apoiinario Gr'eEo. 60 years of age.
died thus morning al his home on
North Arno street from pneumonia
lie ~ survived bN "a son stationed at
Camp Funston. Fred Croliott Will
have charge of the funeral when ur-
rangcmcuts are completed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

Func.at services tor both of the
forTirr res dents were mold % ,trb.
son. lar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-21

New YORK. Dee 90 President r..
Masa;gk. ct tie '4coho- Sioyak
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Sra Rinserifc.
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Rinserifs Sparebanf. = ling
opmmen paa &nllcrnb." - Ilifcns
Nnt fra ben uafrc Gpao.

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facet 9rep eQer Nuiicr ira Intcrifa
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lano. &c Soreneoe Statcr fan pGrc
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onia talte iee nleb Ell Splfcr, ion o.
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Hntlon, lao pi ma lepe f~oriigtig, ON
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