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Evening star., 1918-07-02

Film Features
iCRANDALL'S A%es!easi Hoesf"sasT r.. 4 aah kiI:
lToMoRRow-WiLLIAM s. HART. in
THE TIGER MAN"
IIEAnER 5o7 9th st. NV.
I LEADEN TODAY AND ALL THIS
! wEEK-GLADYS BR0CKWELL.
In a Remarkable Production,
THE SCARLET ROAD"
NEW STANTON 18th s',: : g E st.; $50 M. x.n.
]. BARNEY SHERRY. in
"WHa KILLED WALTON"
Stanton Garden Opens $40 PM
| CIRCLE aIos Pa. Ave. Phi. W. ess.
! NANSAA JACK PICKFORD. in MILE
A-MINUTE KENDALL" And Comedy.
! HUME Ann PESN1SGroS. in sun
SHINE NAN" Also Hearst-Pathe News.
,NEW RAPHAEL 'sos eoesH. 9TH 81; nynss: Frs.
!; in "THB WINE GIRL" Also Comedy.
iNEW NAVY sth and Pa; - Ave; s.sIS Sc:
FARNUM. in THE ROUGH LOVER" .
Also House Of Hate No. 4.
1roMoRROW-JEWEL CARMEN, In 'CoN-
FESSION" Also Pathe News.
(STRAND ropAY T145i4s11, ASn T4MSKR9w-, fs%Tsa IN
"NINE-TENTHS OF THE LAW |
| IGARDEN 7oDAswhHase1ksEk IA "saaekkES;s st.
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALISBURY IN
] 1.-THE EAGLE"
: soYA7A 434 9th ST. NV. TODAY.
| tpLALA DOUGLAS. FAIRBANKS II
THE HALF LF-BREED." ..>,,n
I -oMoRROW-RU1H CLIFFORD In MiD
NIGHT MADNESS"
pcVERE GA. AVE. q PAKk RI
4 kEvENE GLADYS BR0CkWELi.- IL
..tIEp ONE MISTAKE" Also Comedy I
MASONIC A" 1.-THE BLUEBIRD." Also
vD1r THEATER AND GARDEN |
LINZ 14th and Irving SITS. nv
sroDAY-BEssIE BARRIscALE. in ,Nosi /
! o. PARADISE" Also latest fa'ne 1 !
; rowoRRoW-ToM MIX, in LACE HIGH.
! Also Educational Feature !!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
! CHARLES RAY. in his MOTHERS /
soT y paramount, Also News Weekly. l
EMPIRE oil H street Northea.'
THEDA BARA.
in ther best production,
"ROSE OF BLOOD. I
Also Screen Telegram. !
: vaaDIr BERT LYTELL.
,.a, ~ ST sThe Trail to Yesterday.
,,n~nTV n, Capitol md r Ste.
LlBENll sEssUE HAYAkAWA. in !
[ 1.-THE WHITE MANS Law Added
1 Attractiou-2-reel Sunshine COMEDY.
.H,IaIT,c knickerbocker,
| CRANDALLS 18th St. at Col. Rd.
/ ropAY AND ToMoRRow-MABEL NOR
MAND. in THE VENUS MODEL. I
cRANDALL'Sc ssseg. 18th Haestsa eal inc sa
ToDAY-DoRoTHY DALTON. in ''THEf
MATING OF MARCELlA: a..
roMoRRow-JUNE ELvIDGE. In "a
WOMAN OF REDEMPTION.
CRANDALLS TO-DAY % AND roMoR. !
Row-MARGUERITE CLARK in ''PRu-l
NELI4A." ]
rDANNAJI'c AVE. Gr.AND,
INAVDALA y 845 Pa. Ave. Sc.
MAT. ppm. DAILY: 8 Pm. SUNDAY: ]
TODAY AND ToMORROW-SORMA IAL
MADGE. in de LUAE ANNIE. !
m iNnAII,C APOLLO, 624 Hn.e.
INANUALL y ToDAY-KITTY COR
DON, in THE INTERLoPER."
TONORROW-wALLAC REID, in BE
LIEyE Me, XANTIPPE!'
NEW TRIJXTON y: CAP: I.s & "a g.
THE BURNING OF HoPEWELL." Als"i
O. Henry Story. Comedy and Weekly.
Nr..s-e-s.s-s->-s-s-s--.s --.s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s.-s-s-sJS
Evening star., 1918-07-02

HOME 1880 c street Northeast.
AAONAA ANN PENNINGTON. in Sun
SHINE NAN" Also Hearst-Pathe News.
Evening star., 1918-07-02

NEW RAPHAEL 'seg eePgah Sth st; MYnss: Frs:
Evening star., 1918-07-02

rannCN TopAY-LoUIsE GLAUM,
I (lAkUEN in "sHACKLED."
.roMoRRow-MoNRoE SALISBURY. In
THE EAGLE"
Evening star., 1918-07-02

CIRCLE 2los Pa. Ave. Phi. w. ess.
A-MISUTE KENDALL" And Comedy.
Evening star., 1918-07-02

SlNAND MITCHELL LEWIS. in
"NISE-TENTHS OF THE LAW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
Conspiracy Charge Withdrawn

withdrawal of the charge Of consRlr-
75sy and false pretense by Mrs. Emile
lltsd in the release OF the four alleged
moters of the Pitt County Land and
estock. Company, of North Carolina.
g further hearing before Magistrate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
PHILADELPHIA'S FLAG
1923 YEARS OLD TODAY
But No Celebration Will Be
Held on Anniversary of
Azure and Golf Emblem

The Philadelphia flag is twenty-three
years old today. but contrary to the
, custom Of the last few years no tribute
TO the municipal emblem was outlined
either by the city government or by
civic associations.
Last year and the year before 'Mu-
nicipal Flag Day" was designated by a
proclamation by Mayor Smith. This
year, In. the rapid-flre events of world
Importance, 1t was lost sight Of. Twen-
ty-three years ago the city formally
adopted azure and gold and the design
In the center Of the field.
Designs for a civic flag, a city ensign
and pennant of the city Of Philadel-
phia as we'll as the combinations Of
azure and gold now generally familiar.
were prepared by the late Rev. DIR. Hen
ry c. McCook. the noted Presbyterian
author and clergyman who was pastor
emeritus of Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church.
There are good reasons wEy any
citizen may be proud of the relatively
new banner. 1t symbolizes. among other
things. the most American city in the
United States; the community which in
troduced the study of fine arts in Amer
lea, and that which has the foremost
medical schools In the world. 1t may
fairly be said to stand also at the pres
ent time for community which is
ireer than any other in America Of the
commoner social vices. And II is the
lag of the city of homes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
CUPID UNITES AGE AND YOUTH:
SETS VERNAL ROMANCE RECORD
Slxty-eight-Y -Year-Old Grandfather Weds Sweetheart
of Half Century Agone-Soldier Elopes With
Girl in Short Dresses

TNHERE are two cases in Philadelphia
l. today which Indicate that spring
lSlS-the present vernal scasOn--will
go down in Pennsylvania history as one
of the most potent on record.
cupid fairly broke all speed and age
limits in running the gamut OF romance
to pair off four happy souls in wedlock :
Two Philadelphia bridegrooms. one a
sixty-eight -year-old grandfather widow
er. and the other twenty-seveu-year-
old soldier "Usaac"; and two upstate
brides, one siXtyfour years old and the
other Il miss OF seventeen, i'm short
dresses, who wears her hair down her
back.
The first marriage sealed a romance
that was joltsd by broken engage
ment forty-tivc years ago: the second
satisfied love at first sight In "a two
week mountaineering only after an
exciting elopement. an angry father. Il
police warrant pursuit and the happy
Intervention of Uncle Sam.
I'm so tickled to pieces over the
affair that | don't care what people
say" declared George G. Miller the
sxty-eight- -year-old bridegroom as he
surveyed his blushing siXty-four-year-old
bride at his home at 1904 North War
mock street today.
We're just as happy as little chill
dren." said the bride, who was Miss
Lizetta Cook, of Hanover, Pa. Cupid
never did set an age limit, so were
breaking no law of romance"
Forty-fve years ago, while Miller was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
Y. M. c. A. AT FRONT
SENDS PLEA FOR MEN
Women Also Needed for All
Kinds of Office and Can
teen Work

Following an appeal by Edward Eok
for big mon" for Y. VI. C.. \. work In
France, comes a request from lay
worker, now In France, that men and
women OF almost every calling be sent.
oifice help. steuographers, automobile
operators and mechanics, men and wom-
en- 10 work IN the canteon with the men
at the front are especially needed
Tho appeal comes from Everett Il,
Meves, Of Camden. n. u, who landed
in France last Wednesday and Is now
busily engaged n. the Y. NJ. G. 4. over
seas headquarters IN France. In his
letter to l.. W. Fountain. acting eAecu-
tive secretary of the Central Branch.
Meves asks Secretary Fountain 20 bend
all his energies to get men and women
for the work in France.
An effort is being made to establish
n recruiting station for the Y. NJ. c. a.
work here In connection with the move
incnt started by Mr.. Box.
The appeal for women and men is epe-
Cialy urgent at this time because OF the
Savoic plan, now under the supervision
OF Franklin Spencer Edmonds, oe this
city. This plan IS one for recreation
and rest for men from tho front. Word
has just come from Mr.. Edmonds, who
rs IN France, that lie has received his
first allotment of mcu who have been a.
the front under General porshinE
Persons desiring Information as TO the
/ overseas work many apply to l.. w.
Fountain at the Central Y. NJ G. A.,
Arch street above Broad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

working in Hanover cigar factory.
they met and became engaged. \ quar-
rel sent Miller, dcspundcnt, TO seek So
lace in the West lie forgot about his
first love and married His wife died
in November. 1916, and his five children
We're married. with families of their
own Alone in the world, he thought Of
his Old sweetheart Last week hc paid
II visit TO Hanover. His love returned.
They were married Monday night aud
today Miller brought Mr.. Miller to
Philadelphia. where lie is employed by
y. Snellenburg a Go.
Somewhere in Philadelphia today the
other Happy couple is safe from pursuit
They are Corporal William Dickersuu
N this city. II member OF Tia, United
States army ambulance corps. at Allen
town. and Miss Stella Cunningham,
daughter of Patrick Cunningham. Of
South Bethlehem, Taking her clothing
which included. of course. short dress
es--the seventeen-year-old girl eloped
with the dashing corporal to Elkton,
Md. where they We're married.
The girls father. enraged by her ac-
ton. notified the authorities. Detective
Doran was detailed by Police Superin-
tendent Davies to go to Philadelphia
with 2 warrant to bring her back, but
the police here would not honor the
warrant. The father returned home.
Corporal Dckerson is on ten-day fur
Tough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
SPRINGS REALLY HERE,
DESPITE OLD BOREAS
Weatherman Says So, AL
though City Is Shivering in
Icy Blast This Morning

whether it's cold or weather it's hot.
Srring Is here, weather or not.
This is Il metrical effiuvium of the
statement issued this morning from the
man who camoufiages the weather re-
ports at the Federal Building. Informed
that the temperature this morning was
such as to cause the coalman to rub his
palms together (not with the cold) and
smile fiendishly and to cause the aver
age citizen to rush to the attic and drag
from its brand new summer moorings
that little old overcoat, while the wife
scurries around and pokes up the fur
mace fire--when informed of these things
the weather man stuck 10 his original
statement and said that "spring has
come you can take it or leave it,"
Here he interrupted his argument
long enough TO say that the official
temperature for last night was 81 de-
gress at midnight and reached the lowest
AT a. m, when II registered 81 de-
gress. At 8 o'clock the mercury had
revived enough TO push itself to the 35-
degree mark and was steadily mount
ing upward.
warmer weather coming toward
noon" said Mr. Weather Prophet. Low
pressure areas yesterday over the entire
northeastern section of the country
caused yesterdays fiurries Of snow and
the general raw atmosphere. VIII this
last: Well, March is the uncertain
month of the year. What will happen
in the next forty-eight hours only old
man Boreas knows, l have known the
gentleman a long time and l am CON
WINGED that his word cannot be de-
pended upon"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
Eggless Eggnog to Feature
Easter Holiday Celebration

There will be few "eggnogs"
sold in saloons here during the
Easter holidays. What little is
passed over the bars will be all nog
and minus the egg.
Gone. in this action, is the hap
pincss Of the man who waits Just
FOR Faster that he may hit things
up II bit and blame Il all on egguog.
It's the war again. The Phila-
dcIphia Retail Liquor Dealers Asso.
citation. realizing that the eggs,
sugar ard milk used IN oggnog
should not bc wasted in pleasing
the palutcs or saloon customers,
has decided TO abandon the usual
Easter practice.
rhc executive committee OF tho
association will meet today and cfil-
cially put its ban ON the drink.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
HAIG'S KINSMAN JOINS NAVY
Philadelphian, Leaders Cousin, at
Last Passes Test

Donald B. Haig, nineteen years old,
of 1850 Reed street, said to be Il rela-
tive of Sir Douglas Haig, commander
OF the British forces in France has
enlisted in the naval reserves.
From papers in possession Of his
father George Haig, IT appears that
Sir Douglas is a second cousin to
Donald. Haig was rejected three times
as being under weight. but finally passed
the physical examination at The Naval
Home, Twenty-third street and Gray's
Ferry road. He will leave for Cane
May tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
DIG UP OLD RECORDS
IN CAMDEN LAND SUIT
Dispute Over Boundaries Involves
Examination Into Survey
Archives Since 1880

A dispute in the Camden County Cir
cut Court over the lines separating two
sarms Will result In the examination OF
question.
.Eiwood S. Moore. one of the property
Sxsners, Is charging Freeholder John
nomas, owner OF the other farm. with
tntentionally usurping three acres OF
nls land for planting, without Moore's
Permission
rhe disputed land Is at Kaighn ave-
Eve and Browning road, east Of the
tpoper Creek. 1t originally belonged to
NApraham Browning, who died In 1881.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
PRAISES RED CROSS WORK
Lieutenant Triple Expresses Graft
tude of Soldiers to Cantccn Com
mttcG

Lieutenant George Trlppir, commander
of the motortruCk train that rucamutd
today AT city HalL praised tho cautrcu
committee OF the Red cross here for
its aid in satiating Ia" hunger Of the
500 men manning the trucks.
philadelphia is some town. the li"u-
tenant said as the loo trucks proceeded
on their way to AN Atlantic port.
The personnel Of the train f. made
up Of the men from the Twenty S-,hild
United States Engineers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
Methodist Leader in Jersey Sick

The Rev Samuel II. Ham, a member
~ the New Jersey Methodist Episcopal
Sonference, who for the last ten years
nas been secretary Of the New Jersey
LAW and Order League and who was
nAced In charge of the ministers re.
',sement fund at the recent session OF
<,1nIerence. is seriously i'll at the home
~ ~ nus daughter. Mrs. George ii. Langley.
~. Monmouth street. Gloucester. The
@ast Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
Autotruck Afre in Street

IN autotruclt belonging TO George +
Newton Company took fire this morning
AT Th,rty-third and Chestnut street.
when the gasoline in the tank ignited
This Is the second such accident at til.
same place in two days. An alarm
brought the engine company fron
Thirty-seventh and Ludlow streets TO Tn,
scene and the flames were extinguishe,
with slight damage to the autotruclS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

w
Black kid vsmp,
" hite buck top.
90. Dull calf
vanp, gray cloth
top. 50. All-tsn
Russia calf. %.
Gun = metal calf.
with hbre soles
and rubber heel,
$3.50. Tan ma
hogany calf, with
hbre sole and
rubber heel. ~.
Tan Russia calf.
with fawn Buck
cloth top. 81. Tan
mahogany calf,
with field mouse
Buck top, 2h to
8. AA to ID, -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27

(D) (E)
Cordo tan
calf pump. Cordo tan
wing tip and calf, lace OK
toe perfora- ford ,.
tion, $50 N' wing
Black cslfskin tip, SI.bO.
pumps, per-
forated tip Nut brown
and toe per-
forstion, $3.50. Iace OXFORD.
All W hite psrfore,.a
washable kid 'eu
pump. white wing tip and
Ivory sole and
heel, perfor- heel a n d
ated wing tip - .
and heel and ~p ioAihs'
vamp foxing. AA to C. Az
AA TO &, ~
to ~, $3.50. to III. $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-27
"A Chic Quintet for the Younger Sc,

(A) (B)
Patent colt Patent colt
Cater Lace lace, with
semi high fawn cloth or
cut, with top gray wash
pings of able kid top.
white Buck, Tan nshoH-
gray ooze or any calf. lace
oha u payne with cham
kid. All-white payne wash
ca T. a u i able kid top,
gIray cloth II d leather
top. to y. top be n d ..
Sh TO II. to s, sh to
llh to 2. II, llh to Q.
S2.I5 10 50, S. to SO, ac-
according TO cording q to
size. sizo.
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Nrs CTSsSs, s,N4rft.

giHcinnati 1S. MGrs 1918.
Die Gdddfts naren in Der Der.
iloFenen Wo4e redt lebbaft unb ber
Martt fsit en- Dislsn JdIien ipurber
bic q}reiie abermals srb0bt unb bic
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ME folgt:
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bo. ga b5f, Briabtol 1914 b2e, DO. 9s4 47c.
@ebIRf@ @ter MuSltH - @amfitio
Sic. Sruit of tbe 2oom 2714c, pousbaIe 25c
Wlafonpiae 29c Stu 25e, DOPE 22c, Sbootinl
Siar 20c, Hepeater zoe, Euburban 171zc, Bep,
pereI 10,4 bor, bc. 9s4 SEC gooiiette i6c, titicr
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1s1se, @raD 17kc, Racifie Inb SamiIion 1tpia
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Ssnfms-amsiu s7ne srtsst0n xxx
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alusipdrtiae Wsarfte.
q I 10 Norf. 1s. Wlarl

~ ' ~ ~ -
Mlebl. - Wlarft itetis; Springs
$10.75-11.20; Dinters $1O.So-
lib; Ranfas $10.9O-11.25.
@elI6torn. Wartt piaieer
siln bri,D glo. 8 selbes $1.7et; ytO'
q aelbes $172t; Go. 8 tpeibes 81
96t aoitsn unb Sra6t NefD Dorf lo1
fprtigsr @erIaubt; alrgsHtiniss $3.50
rso1niileQ (. o. B. gars.
Safer. - Martt Jtetig; natirii4er
81, 05a-1O6a.
5eu. - Wtartt rubig; SO. 1 81
GO; go. 2, $1.35-140; @o. 8, 81
15-1.2o; geranbtiorten $loo-
1.10.
sopfen. - gaartt ipilIis; State
mittlerer Bis auserIsIener 1917, 35-
45e; 1916, rominea; 9aeific Goat
1917, 2o-23c; 1915, 14-1ec.
5dute. - Rartt rubis; gogotd
30T33c; Central 9lmsrica 29-32e.
2eber. geartt ftstis; Ssmlod
GpIe $40. /, 48e; go. 2, ACC.
porf. - Wartt feit; MeB $500
$3.50; Samilp $500; Sbori
Clear $52.0o-58.0O.
G6mala. = Wnrtt itetis; Wibblt
Msit $26.O0-26.10.
1aig. - .wIortt itetis; Gitp Spe'
eial Iofs, 17c.
WoGe. = Marft ftetie; Domeiti'
Sslesce XXX Dbio unb gennipIOuuic
ungereintste $3.50.
Reis. = Martt itstis; fanrp heat
94-9sc; blue role Ss-8ae.
3uder. - Rober, Uaartt itetig
Centrifugal $6.0O5; MOlaiiss, nouni'
Hsu; rafinirter, itetig; gut 2oaf $8.'
50; Grufbeb $50; Wtoulb u $7.95i
Cubes 1920; XXXX popersb ST.
65; potpoerso $3.50; fsiH eranuIirte,
unb 9iampnb u $7.45; epnfectio'
lIers VI $7.35; gto. l $7.30.
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2anoDirtbi6aftlides.
WtR.s fir unfere 9drtner.
Bon Rpbert Deaeu.

Die Sage perbeH ldnger uno be;
6riibling ftebt Dor Der 5biir. Ter auf'
mertfGme Gdrtner ipirb ii9 niht iiber-
raIteH ldiIsR, benn sr bat ieine pldn'
bersits eemaht UNI pas WarHbest III
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tpirb nun Ihon SGmIinge gum Der
pflaBeu in fIa6e aiftfsu (,aIatl
bnber. gitrb bic SGnlinse oi6t auf=
aegangen, barf nit bem 8erpflanaen
In bic ,.Sldts" ui6t eeidumt perbsu.
Mian 5eihnst ii1 porerit bic Reib:n
l,nb gntfernuraen tn ben Reihsn Dor,
2dngIam fpa6fenben Sorten taun
man Ii 3on Raum Sipiifsn ieber
pflan3s ssbtu, raftsr tpabfenbe ipIl.
ten minbeItens 8 Sol bdben uub 10
fort. gsim @srpfldBsn Iebe man ours
auf, oaB man ben SeBIirg mid:
,bdnat", b. 5. bic Grbe nidbt am Wur:
selbdis onoriidt, ftatt an Der Wursel
ielbit.
Ulau riiniere ieinen 8oben ni6t,
inoem man pfiiist ober srGbt su elmer
3eit, ba Die Grbe nod burhndbt ltHb
itsp.r III. Wedn pir0 fi9 S9olIen
f6affen, bic, tpenn sirrnal bart, ri6t
Ietht Su ssrtleinern iein tperber, ma
meHtlidb In Don Natur borten 80ben
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unb nsbme ben qflue ooer Spateu Sur
6anb. 9ie Grbe tpirb minbeitens einsrl
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reid,t, unrgesrdben unb sugletder 3eit
Der Diiucer untergebradt. Das lebte.
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idcn I'm Spdtidbr eei6eben 1T. Mlls
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gGus gIattbeutf6Taub.

9os t2-iGbrtge GShter6en elmer
meflenburgiiden SalriIie bat iih nit
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Der SsomiIie, periineinigt. SIN Ser.
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