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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26

where the flowers had bIoomed. This
reused the anger of the little people,
and every night when it fell dark they
would troop out of the wood and dance
on the vegetables, and tear and hack
at their roots and throw dust into their
blossoms, SO that nothing thriyed on
that land for years, and the parsley
leaves grew fringed and ragged, as
you see them now. But the grave
where the woman was buried they
kept green and fair. At the head
nodded a cluster of beautiful Tulips.
gorgeous in color. sweet in smell, and
these bloomed long after all the other
flowers had faded.
In time other men without eyes for
beauty came into that region. so the
woods disappeared. and the grave of
the good old woman was beaten flat
by passing feet, the flowers were rude
~ broken. and the fairies withdrew
to the Businesses of the hills. From
that time the Tulips lost size. and
splendor, and fragrance, tho they keep
enough of beauty to endear them to
every gardener
Spring up forever. Like sweet thoughts
that come
Winged from the maiden fancy. and fly off
In music TO the skies. and there are lost
These ever-steaming odors seek the sun,
And fade in the light he scatters-"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
HELPED z MILLION WORKERS
Now the National War Labor
Board Faces Automatic
Extinction.

Washington, April 26.-Wage in
creases totaling more than $232,000,-
600 annually have been awarded
workers by the national war labor
ton as an emergency agency.
Approximately 100000 workers
who submitted their industrial griev-
ances to the board share in this addi-
tional wealth. These represent direct
beneficiaries under the boards
awards.
Hundreds of direct beneficiaries are
women.
Indirect beneficiaries are estimated
to number scores of millions of work
ers. There is no accurate record of
their number. They are workmen whose
wages had to be raised and whose
shop conditions had to be bettered
because their employers had to bid
for their services against employers
whose workers were benefited under
the boards awards. Board examiners
report that in almost every city in
which they put awards into effect,
shops not directly concerned came TO
them for advice and direction
Awards of the board were admfnis-
tered in approximately 800 cities and
towns Every state is listed in the
board records. Trades and occupa-
tons whose wages and shop condi-
tions were reviewed number 1913. 1t
is difficult to name a class of work
whose members did not appeal to the
board.
Wholesale adjustments were made
in all trades connected with the metal
working industry.
The list includes the new profession
of aircraft construction. Other classes
of workers ranged from grocery
clerks. hatters. scrub women and gas
house workers TO hosiery makers, ho-
tel and restaurant employees, express
drivers, and Gamers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
Personal Hygiene the Keynote
Community Health,

Disease prevention in any town or
in any rural community of Kansas
ultimately depends upon the average
man and woman. The state and the
county may establish hospitals and in
+firmaries and clinics for the treatment
of typhoid and tuberculosis and dysen-
terry and the venereal diseases, but
these diseases will continue and in
crease until the average citizen prac-
tees personal hygiene and takes care
not to spread his infection to his fam
lily and neighbors.
The classes of diseases which cause
more sickness and deaths in the state
are the diseases spread thru the dis
charges from the bowel and from the
mouth and throat. To prevent -hese
diseases, in the simplest expression of
facts, it is merely necessary to- keep
the bowel discharges of A out of the
mouth of B. and to keep the oral dis
charges of A out of the throat of B.
fluenza, typhoid. diarrhea; dysentery
and other diseases of this nature.
Personal hygiene is the keynote of
prevention of the respiratory diseases.
We have not yet learned how to pre-
vent outbreaks of colds. bronchitis,
pneumonia and influenza. but we do
know that their spread could be
checked if the principles of personal
hygiene were universally practiced.
During the last three months of 1913,
people took unusual precautions to
prevent the spread of influenza and
as o result measles and whooping
cough practically disappeared from
the state.
The responsibility for the spread of
an infectious disease lies with the in
dividuaI. II is the infected persons
duty toward his neighbor to prevent
the spreading of his germs to his fell
low men; it is his duty to himself on
the part of everybody, to guard
against contracting these diseases. It
| is believed that when the people ac-
oonf tho ssT0lihlic health danonde
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
PAPERS FOR BOYS
Major Browne Wants Reading
for Them at Funston.
Kansas Editors Asked fol
Months Free Subscription.

A months free subscription from
every newspaper in Kansas is the re-
quest made today by Maj. Charles H.
Browne of Holton. who is in charge
of the entertainment to be provided
for the 35th and seth divisions at the
Kansas community building at Camp
Funston.
There is no telling how long some
of the boys will be obliged to stay at
Camp Funston awaiting their final
discharge said Major Browne.
Every minute will seem like an hour
to them in their anxiety to return to
freedom. They will be crazy to get
word from the folks at home and the
gossip of the old home town, denied
to them for weeks during their trip
across sea and their wait at embark
alton camps and eastern camps. To
be able to read the old home paper
at the community house would do
much to cut the hours of waiting
newspaper owners in Kansas would
send copies of their papers for a
month to me at the Kansas building
at Camp Funston
Stay Until Discharged.
Major Browne also urged that the
parents of the boys coming home use
their influence in getting the boys. to
stay in the camp until their final dis
charge should military authorities
deem it inadvisable to issue passes
while they are being discharged.
Il know it will be mighty hard to
be that near home and be obliged to
eat dinner from a mess kit when
mothers chicken, cake and all those
things are waiting only a few miles
distant" said Major Browne. But it
may be necessary to eat from the mess
kit and swear 1T the army for few
days longer. A few months later it
won't seem SO bad. and. in addition,
there will be no AWOL and court mar
| tial on their discharge papers. If the
boys will just stick it out a few days
they'll be free without any trouble
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
THE TULIP.
A Legend of Deyonshire. England

In a folk-tale of Devon, the pixies.
having no other cradles for their chill
dren, put them at night into the brown
Tulips. to be Graded by the winds
A woman who had gone into her gar
den with a lantern, finding the tiny
babes asleep in the flowers. was SO
delighted that she planted more Tu-
lips at once. Soon there were cradles
enough for all the fairy people round
about, and she would steal out into
the moonlight to watch the wee crea-
lures folded away in the satin cups,
swinging in the perfumed breeze.
The fairies were watchful, but see
ing that she wished them well. re-
warded her goodness by causing the
Tulips to IKE on bright colors and
smell sweet like the rose. And they
blessed the woman and her cottage, so
that she had luck and happiness so
long as she lived.
When the woman died. a worldly
man who did not believe in fairies.
occupied her cottage. He was a hard.
money-making man, and one of his
first acts was to destroy the garden.
for he said that flowers were of no use
and he planted onions and parsley
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
MAKE PRISON SHOES
Leavenworth Will Supply Prisoners
All Over the United States.

Federal prisoners turnout the
United States will henceforth be sup
piled with shoes made in the federal
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kan, ac-
cording to Information received here
toda.- at the office of the United
States marshal. The custom of buying
shoes locally for prisoners will be dis
continued. This will include shoes
for wear during confinement as we'll
as those provided as part of the dis
charge clothing to which prisoners
sentenced to more than six months are
entitled.
THE department hopes" read the
letter, that this will be the forerun-
ner OF more extensive plan of fur
nishing other articles of clothing to
needy prisoners from the penitentiary
shops"
1t was stated that the Leavenworth
shop was prepared to furnish any
style. size or width of shoe or slipper
and the belief was expressed that the
new plan would. result in much lower
cost and better quality in shoes.
-o
There were 100 colleges for men in the
United States when the first institution
was established for the higher education
of women.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
ANOTHER HUN SHIP TO ALLIES
Imperator Goes to Chxhayen for Coal
and Then to England.

Copenhagen, April 26.-The Ger
man steamship Imperator will proceed
for Cuxhaven today to take on bunker
coal and from there will go to Eng
land to be turned over to the allies,
according to the Berlin Tageblatt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
CHURCH RULES A CITY
VolIva, Successor to Dowie. Being In
vestigated at Zion City.


Springfield, ILL.,, April 26.-The leg
islature is investigating the real estate
operations of Wilbur Glenn Voliva,
overseer of the Christian Catholic
Apostolic Church of Zion at Zion City,
the town founded a few miles north
of Chicago by John Alexander Dowie-
VoliVa who is successor to DoWle,
"The Second Elijah whose claims to
divine power attracted international
attention, is said to dominate both the
church and the municipal government
in the church town.
The resolution for an inquiry, which
encountered virtually no opposition,
declares Voliva is "owner or pretended
owner of all or nearly all of the real
estate" in Zion City and that thru his
position he lis enticing citizens of this
and other states to invest large sums
of money in leases of land in the city
and in other Zion enterprises pretend
ing to extend over a period of thou
sand years"
The resolution further alleges that
the Zion church institution lis using
the city government of Zion City,
the schools and the court to
carry out its illegal and fraudulent
purposes in securing property and OPP
pressing those citizens of the state of
Illinois who do not conform to the pre-
tended beliefs of said institution"
Voliva denies the charges and de-
clares he will fight every step of the
way.
Zion City sets back from Lake Mich
igan in Lake county and looks like al
most any other northern Illinois city.
Its population at the last federal CEN
sus was 1889. The church. which
controls the municipality, has adher-
ents in other states and a large num-
Der in Chicago. where Dowie had a
considerable following. A newspaper
serves as the mouthpiece of the insti-
tuition and most of the business houses
are related to the church City ordi-
nances govern the conduct of the citi-
zens, among other things, prohibiting
SWEARING anr smoking and eating of
pork or oysters.
For some time a group of "Inde-
pendents' have been exercising a
counter influence in Zion City. and
the efforts of this group. 1t is said.
were responsible for the beginning of
the inquiry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-26
HOW TO KEEP HEAL THY
TUESDAY.
BY DIR. S. j. CRUMBINE.


including
in
diagnosis of disease prescribe for
e
Topeka State Journal, Topeka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
Nova 0bet' b0ufe ia Superior jezere
CHINA o MAS.
vAzNY HAS MA ADREsU sLovAKu!

Londynsky socalscky tydenik Justice piinasi na5ich
vtfnch potckHch pomerech interview sveho redatora
f. Greenem, tenem paramentu, ktery poby ndkok tydn
mas:
President Masaryk tni pana Greena DOZEN neoby-
ceJne dokonal6ho muze absouni opravdovos ochon6ho
p1lat sociaistcke zasady kde povaze nezbytne
zecne ac nen socasou vice snad profesorem
nlkem Skoda, ze neni mads rfzen noveho satu ktery
vznkl ruin habsburske monarchie, by uko ohrom
ny President ma vsak vekou vyhodu re je Sovaem
Vkv mez Cechy Sovaky neso tax dobre ak by m6ly by
IT, President vsak sve vyhody neuzl - dosud neby So
vensku aG anglicka misse mu tax rada
Napiay pomer mezi Slovaky Cechy vznika vice roz-
du ekonomckych socialnh, nez oboustrannych chyb
Sovansky sedak JIG apaticky novemu statu. Kdyby NJ
da1 dostai Sovensko zp6 Slovac by 81 tim as mnoho ha
W nelamali Madarska vada bya naslna nedoho-
nala We sve nasinos Ted vSak admnsrace dn-
kadn@. Slovak il nenavid vice nez mad arskou. Rusni
vsak dava Cechum pfednost pred Madary Sovaky nemaj
rd'. Take nabozenska otazka rozdvoE kmeny, nebot
Ce& sou kepticti kdezto Slovac Tavoc Ces jsou
neivzdean6jsim narodem Europe (pouze proc. anaab
~. kdezo mezi Sovaky lie anaabetu 85 proc
dAt co to Znamena Cechach neznamenate vekou bidu
ze lid veice trpe valkou bida e hroz
na Tu iako veyzdelanos je naaledek mad
zidovska otazka ie pacva zvaste ma Slovensku Maiy
obchod sovenskych nizinach je prakcky zdovych
Fon Eide zasobu lid korakou mnozi sedlac isou
zpusobem zdy Ozebraceni Vdite p6kn6 od9nou
tte Zdovka To Zpusobuje nenvist prot zidm mG2e
zd6ii v6sti hroznym disledkum.
Novy stat ma vSak velkou budoucnost CeskosovenskO
le pfirozene bohata rodna Vzhled poll uroda
dava obraz zem6delskeho bahobytu Take prdmvs Wy
vnut TeSin ie Ceskosovensko veice diezity nebo
stat ma velice malo cerneho uhli
Neihors obtz obchodnich sykd Ceskoslovenska
tenn e valuta ZvaSte Brtove chte mit zaplaceno
vos kdezo zem6 potfebue liver Cechoye isou pfrozen6
demokratcky lid, iako vsichni Slovane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
JEDNANi AMERICKEHO SENATU
USPOKOJUJE BERLIN.

Berlin, 23 listopadu "Odmftnutf versaillskych miro
vych smluv Spoenymi Saty byo by vekm moralnm
stvm prospech vsesvetoveho mru' tax mi
Schueckinga. udce n6meckych racsu elena mirov6
mecke deegace.
Ia rozmluvy zastupc spojeneho tsku pax prohasil:
mir ieho dnesni form6 vyzaduje sice neien
pokud Sc ty6e gy narod1. Odmtnu eho Spoienym Stay
delo by jedine prospech Amerky same Lova bych
vece nepritomnost Ameriky koms ez stanovit ma
lecne nahrady by by phi vyednavani postradan vv
rickyc zastupc Sam sem pfevedcen, odmitnutim
We dohody by dstvo neen ziskao ale b by obnoven pokc
Postup sveovych udaosti posednch desiteti sbz
stvo vZdaenost byy odstran6ny vseobecne zamy usae
ny. Spoien6 Stay nemohou dale samy sobd uzavira
jesze smime doufati pfipojf ze narodd pax
stat nstituc dealni nikoli takovou nz ma
dale vady mperiaisticke snahy ako pffkad akov6 M
ko Sc levi otazce Santungu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
PARNiK MYRON S l8 MUZI OBETMI
KATASTROFY.
BEHEM DVOU TYDNO ZNICENY TRI VELKE
PARNfKY

Sau1t Ste Marie, Mich. 23 istopadu. = Mezi plavdla
Jez Sc staa ob6ti dnesn eze bore oko Whitefsh Point
patfi tez parnfk Myron, strokoany dnes hod rann
Posadka eho Is muzd jest die dos oprvnenych domnenek
mrtva Prvn zpravy kaastroe pTne dnes parnk H.
T. Mcintosh ehoz muzstvo vypravovalo, kterak
popeici lodi pomoci ale marne prudkos boufe oho
dovoovaa.
podobnou ale takez bezvyslednou zachrannou praci
pokouse pank Adratc pr zkze zasvecenemu parniku
as mile od Whefish Point. Pobfez koem menovaneho
mista lest poseto roskam ale mrtvoy do posed
mich hodn vecenich nevydalo Rozpoutany zve neusva
ami dnesn zmensoval nad6 re by mohi byti aspon
zachran6n kter zachranil pred poopenm lodi do
chrannych un Hrdzu zvetsova mraz ktery spoual pa-
vidla ledovym krunyfem.
Parnk Myron mel vleku clun Miztec, pfi odpluti
Munisngu lano bylo ale pref cun zaveten parnkem
Whitefish Plavdlo naozeno bylo avebnm drivim zba-
kormdla, posadka vSak byla zachran6na celia
Ia posedn diva tydny jest Myron tfeti veko lodi znce-
jezeTe Superior Pred nj stroskoaly E. Runnes
John Owen posedn byla lodi ceveandskou ktere zahy
nulo % muzG
Ones parolu pobfeznf straze vyhledati ro-
secniky kdyby Jim snad piece byo podafo uchy
ti zachranne cluny
Ma Myronu nebyo muzu Ceveandu ale parnik Nc
ntosh kery snaz pomoc paf clevelandke spoeGnost
Wilson Transit Co. obsaZen byl posadkou havn6 Cleve
andu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
FALESNA ZPRAvA o shIRTI
VIII SONOVE..

Atlanta 23 listopadu DneSniho ZdeiSi schize
ma ktere muvl vcepresdent Spojenych Sta Marshall
znaa podvneho pferuSen Prave uprostfed kdy Marshall
byl v neepsm zavoal jej nekdo teefonu Tazate byo
vsak oznameno re mistopresdent prav6 mluvi
prl elefonu, nacez hlas dalekomluvu odvet .Nuze
dobre, vsak pride ihned elikoz president Jest
Washington 81 pree muvti MIN mezm6stskym teefonem
"Smutna zprava ovsem byla hned Marshalovi sdelena
Tento skonil hlavu sd6l novinu posuchacstvu Zeny
propuky pac varhank zanotl SVEN nsoji smuteGn
choral.
Vicepresident lined Zavola teefonicky do spoen6h
tisku odkud arc byo sdeeno n6ktery ferna n6h
neiapnym zpGsobem "vystfeil.
"Zapat' bGh, zn6la odpov6d mistopresidentova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
TURCI VRAZDf POZNOVU ARMEN.
SKE OBYVATELSTVO.

Washington. %. listopadu. Ture6tf lupi6i poGna
dopouStet nasinosti armenskem obyvaelstvu
Cilici nde Male ASH, iak byo oznameno zdesmu
menskemu zastupci Miranu Sevasymu Masakry neudava
sice hromadne cele zemi ako drive ale ukrunos
pfevySuif vSe drfveisi.
Ozbrojeni lupic zreme zaSty mladoturecke ode
hnali receneho msa dobytek zavrazdi mnoho Armenc
pax ahi nym vesnicfm loupeze vrazdy Tela ohay
zmrzatena obeti fanatsmu bya dopravena do Adanu
kde bya pTekvapen francouzskych fad1 vefene VISTA
Grady armenske pazaday plukovnka Bermonda fran
couzskeho administrators Cicii aby energcky zastav
faden zfanatisovanych tureckych banditd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
BOLSEVICKE. PODMiNKY MlRU.

Praha, 23 istopad. = Nekere sty uvadi zde sedmero
podmnek kterych by ruska vada soveI byla ochona
zavfft mir Hlavn body mru die bosevckych pranf jsou
l. Kazda vlada trvajfc pude byvae ruske rise, bu-
de uznana terorianm rozsahu, ktery dob6 uzavfeni
pfim6fi de facto ma obsazeno
2. BlokAda bude zruSena.
3. Vlad6 rad dostane volnych obchodnich styku
4. VSechny ruske vlady vyhasi vseobecnou amnestii
pro policke provinilce
5. Vsechny CHI branne silly budou z Ruska odvolany
6. Fnacni otazky upravi dohoda pr cemz vlada rad
uzna rusky satn duh.
Z. Bude svoana konerence vsech interesertu, ktera
vypracue podrobn6 proveden vSech podmnek iakoz ch
pfizpusoben pom6rGm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
POzAR TANECNf SINE. We VILE
PLATTE,
Is UCASTNlKU OBETI PANIKY.

Pine Prairie, La, %. listopadu. We Vile Platte Wy
puk nasedkem vybuchu grocer umistene przem velky
pozr ktey zahub 25 osob MONA Is osob bylo
nym obchodem.
Az dosud nalezeno 10 mrtvol divek mladSch zen ia
koz ela muzu N6ktere mrtvoly jsou spaleny uhe
ednou znamkou sotoznovac sou naezene skvosty Upae
byo pouze deset oob kdezo osan byy bud umackany
neb uduseny uzke chodbe. budove nachazelo diva
do pohyblvych obrazk ehoz navstevnc vsak pofadku
bez jedneho irazu vzdali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
-ZPRAVY z CECl1.
Dalsi uznani Ceskosloven.
ske repubIiky. - V PraZe 27.

Dalsi uznani Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. - V PraZe 27.
iijna. Ma adresu miniStra "a
hraniGnich Zalezitosti dra. T..
BeneSe doSla uznani Gesko 10
venske republiky vladami dam
skou, Svedskou a norskou.
Elektrina ma Slovensku. Pr
vni krok k elektrisaci We vet
sim slohu byl uc.n6n ma zapad
i'm Sloven 'ku. = Pro pohra-
liGnl obce Skalici, Holic, Kop-
;any a j, vystavi sc elektrarna,
itera bude osvetlovati a Zaso-
)ovati proudem nekolik obci.
Glektrarna postavena ma byti
e Obelech, a 20 proZatim Sc
remi Dieselovymi motory o
ihrnne sile 1900 HIP. VypracO
an je uz take cely rentobilit-
ii plan. Elektrarna zasobova-
i ma v5echny obce udoli mo-
'aV jkGho, cd Snalice az ku Sa-
.tinu. take vesnice ma fece
DhvOjnici az po RadoSovce a
LopaSov. Naklad ma zrizeni
CENTRALLY We Gbelech a ma elek-
ricke vedeni cini uhrnem g.
100000 korun. Podnik ma byti
inancoyan akciovou spolecno-
ii, niz zastoupeny budou V
)rvni fad6 suGaS meme obce, ma
lruhem mist6 stat kvotou sta
lovenou elektri acnim zako-
1em, ma konec pax prijdou sou
kromnici. Prace pokrocily tax
1aleko, re jeSte letos postave-
10 bude provisolnl vedeni Gbe
Y - Holic = Skalice, ably ale
spon tyto obee zasobeny byly
pro nastavajici zimu elektric-
kym proudem 2 hotovG w cen
rally gbelske.
Pohreb dra. kar!a Mattuse.
Pohfeb dra. Karla MattuSe, by
ya!Gho fedi ele Zemske banky
A tribuna staro6eske strany ko
nal Sc z vestibulu banky ma
hrb.tov vysehradsky, kde byI
MattuS pohfben We schrance
pamatneho Slavina. Pohrbu sG
Gastnilo Sc znacne mnozstvi o.
becenstva, zastupci narodnict
korporacl. statnich uradu, kru
hi poli:ickych i osobni pfatelt
Ze nuleho. jichz mel starry vyn
kajici pracovnik politicky zna
Gne mnozstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
GUVERNER VEDE VOJSKO PROTI
STAVKARUM.

Richmond Va, 23 listopadu. Virzinsky guvern6r
Davis ode dnes vecer do ST. Charles ma6ho to mesa pr
kenucke hranc ably osobn6 ua veen mad 500 micaky
jekoz savkovn hnutl tamneSi uheni oblas befe
vece povazvou tvafnost PTchod voska premenil
du vojensky tabor
Die nekerych patme prehnanych povestl, mali pry
dikani uhokopov6 stron pusky ums6ny okolnich ma
vrsich kerch ma byt stavkar paeno hony, keri by
snazili nastoupit praci ma sachtach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
CAST RATIBORSKA JEZ MA PRIPAD
NOUTI CESKOSLOVEN STATU.

Nor Ostravy, A. lstopadu. post. zprava.) - po-
sen dob6 dosay do ceske verenos zpry ze dostane
Ratibofska 26 obc osady. tomu nam
me dobfe zpravene pocet obc jez name obdr
e aeko v6tsi Ma RatboTsku lie pocita asi 40 OBJ
cemi ako dasich obcfch tehoz kraie rozhodne
pozdGi Otazka as % moravskych obc Hlubcicku
dale izne pasma hubcickeho bez Hlubcc) al osoba2
sky vybezek ude souvislos pebisctem Hornim
SleZSku Y4bec.
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