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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-21

ed. Fay begged to be told what his
business was, she pouted and said she
was jealous. Tom didn't tell her, be.
cause he fet that she would not realize
that business such as that could claim
him. Finally it was agreed, however.
His business, he told her, meant a
solitary hour or so spent in the wood.
land swamp, and, strangely enough, so
did hers. So, after dinner they ven
tured forth, both donning rubber boots
before they went and Stanley taking
lantern, in case the moon should be
hidden by one of the clouds that were
rising in the misty sky.
The fact was that for several weeks
now there had been thieving going on.
There we're some water lily roots
which Stanley had been cultivating-
in fact, he had been the first to estab-
fish them in this cllmate-that had
been stolen from stretch Of marsh
land that was part Of his land. Al
ways the theft took place on Saturday
night. His man had tried to discover
the thief, and then for a week Tom
had patrolled the marshes, but he felt
that as the theft had taken place on
the three preceding Saturdays he
would have better success If he sought
the thief on that night.
I'VE must walk up through this
thicket first" said Fay when they
started out. "I'll tell you now it is a
beautiful surprise. You told me you
would like it If studied up on water
lilies. Well, / have been doing it, and
I've been scouting around and I've
found some Of the most beautiful pink
ones that come out only at night. I
pulled some up last week and the 9th.
er week ends, and wanted first to
find out what they were before show
ed them to you. But couldn't. Be-
sides they always close when / get
home so I wanted to take you to
them"
did you manage to pull them up by
the roots?" asked Stanley, with catch
in his voice that Fay did not detect.
They were, he saw, the roots that II
had cost him SO much IN money and
patience to establish.
Eyes, got root and all, because
thought that would help me to identify
them. 1t was hard, but did It."
Don't let's pull that one up" sug-
gested Stanley as Fay pointed out the
last Of his most choice roots that he
had imported from the ends of the
world. Lets leave 1t there 80 we can
always come back and sec It."
"And now let's attend to your bust
ness" said Fay, rather disappointed
that Stanley had shown no more en-.
thusiasm, but blisstully ignorant Of the
real situation.
"oh, my business" echoed Stanley.
why. for that matter. it is quite set.
tied. Perhaps the reason l wanted to
bring you out in these woods was be-
cause 1t would seem a little easier to
ask the girl love to marry me right
herein this misty moonlight"
And Fay agreed with him.
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BAPT|STS NEED
SIX MILLIONS
Must Have That Sum if
They Are to Get Rock
efeller $4,000.

NEW YORK, Apri 2l.-Pointing out
that S6,OO0,0O0 must be contributed be-
fore the end OF this month If the $780,.
900 gift offered by John D. Rockefcl.
Ter through his board OF benevolences
is to be realized, Dr. Fred P. Haggard.
director OF the National committee OF
Northern Baptist Laymen, tonight is
sued an appeal to the 1,250.0o0 Bap-
lists OF the Northern convention to
aid the denomination in living up to its
world responsibilities.
"Mr. Rockefeller has contributed
$250,000 to the Morehouse Memorial
fund, which is to provide for aged and
disabled Baptist ministers and mis-
slonaries, their wives and dependents, y
said DR.. Haggard last night. His com.
mittee on benevolences has offered to
add 100000 for the general purposes
of the fund and thus increase his gift
to $750,000 II Baptists make I'D the
full $6,000,000 which is the goal of the
present Victory campaign instituted
to insure spiritual democracy ct home
and for reconstruction work abroad.
Another wealthy man recently con-
tributed 100000 to the Morehouse
Memorial fund with the proviso that
the balance needed to complete this
fund be raised Immediately. The Bap.
lists accepted the challenge and raj
lied to our appeal for funds. Col. Ed
ward II. Haskell, Of Massachusetts,,
alone sent his check for s1OO.O0C.
Our Victory campaign is going over
the top. We are going 10 make the
Rockefeller gift certainty. And ]
lore that every Baptist viii contribute
10 rhe cause. Unless 9apt'sts measure
up to todcy's world demands our de.
nomination will PERISH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-21

reminded me Of little episode had
seen enacted in the drug store where
phoned after escaping from Certeis'
house.
A fine looking young man was wait.
ing-standing around-while a pre-
scription was being filled for him.
And noticed that he had been picked
out as easy by very handsome girl
at the candy counter. She wore tight
skirt and transparent blouse and her
camisole was cut shamelessly low.
The girl went out Of her way to
brush against the man and to stand
close to him in the crowd, as II by
chance, with her pretty pink shoulder
close under his eyes.
And then I saw such look Of dis
gust creep over the lads face! He
resented her impudence. He moved
away from the girl with shrug Of
repulsion. / wondered II the girl had
sense enough to see how he loathed
her.
Evidently he, too, had hands off,
rule, and 1t wasn't based on snobbish.
ness, but on ordinary decency.
It would be nice to believe that only
few girls venture upon such famili.
i, arities-ard deserve such contempt.
But I happen to know from my own
observations made in the days when
l worked in the Lorimer offices. that
lots of girls think such ventures quite
thrilling. They are not bad girls" IN
the accepted sense Of the words, but
they think they are wise" to the ways
and likings Of men. Lately, 1t seems
to me, they have been OVERRIDING the
sophistication act.
Never again will be careless.
Better be a prude," said to myself
and turned to Tommy with hurried
remark:
I'm afraid I'll make a very exact.
ing sister can't tell which@of my
troubles to bother you with first. Tom.
my. Butt thtnk-we had better get
after Certeis at once.
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.OSGOOD TO DOUBLE
HIS FLOOR SPACE
Popular Woman's Garment
Shop Has Outgrown
Present Quarters.

D. NJ. osgood will leave this evening
for Wheeling 10 attend the Masonic
Reunion, where he will remain several
days, after which he will go to New
York to replenish his stocks.
Mr.. osgood has enjoyed phe-
nomenal Easter trade, having increas-
ed his business the past three months
almost one hundred per cent. He goes
East now to replenish such stocks as
has been greatly depleted during the
Easter rush.
Mr.. Osgood has given the contract
to build an extension to his store room
which when completed will give him
double the amount of floor space that
he has at present. Very fine fixtures
of the most up to date character will
be installed and before many months
everything will be in readiness for the
continuance of this fast growing la
dies ready to wear shop.
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you'll never lose this sister unless
you run away from her." said hardly
knowing whether to laugh or to cry.
And to emphasize my spirit l deposit
ed a nice sisterly kiss right IN the
middle OF Tommy's forehead, exactly
as / have kissed Jim, Jr, a dozen
times. But the result Of my impulse
astonished and frightened me. Tommy
turned so white and looked so stern
that ! felt rebuked.
II guess you'd better not oyer-do
this sister business. Jane Lorimer,
l admonished myself. 81 guess you
can't cheat mother Nature about the
family relationships she made herself
or didn't make. Now IL Tommy had
given you nice 'brotherly' kiss, how
would you have taken It? Probably
you would have tried not to think
Tommy impertiIent."
Poor Tommy was altogether too
deeply moved by my first sisterly kiss
and l realized that many such careless
caresses would soon destroy his chiv'
airy and set him on a plane where ]
didn't want to find him.
recalled two words which embody
all the rules Of conduct for young
women when IN the company Of young
men, according to my physical culture
teacher at college. The magic words
are:
Hands Off"
mo girl could possibly be silly OF
vulgar who followed that tiny rule,
according to the very handsome and
wise young doctor who ran the col
lege gym. THE rule will keep a girls
manners above criticism, and her
heart free from regrets, and her
cheeks free from blushes!"
had to admit that the rule worked
aid, maybe, both ways! l regretted
Immediately the familiar kiss had be-
slowed on Tommy.
Never again! Men have their
rights!" warned myself.
Tommy's pallor and his sternnes;
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I'M LONDON.

The driver had a good-tempered
face and the old dame approaching
him yentured to inquire timidly as to
the character of the venerable steed
between the shafts.
There is no fear of your horse run
ming away, is there? He's not afraid
Of motors is he? she asked.
Bless you. no, mum, said the genial
cabby. Why. he didn't even shy at
railway trains when they first came
in!-Pearson's.
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EVERY HOUR OR 50"
He Had to Arise at Night Because O
Kidney and 5laddep Ailments.
Tells of the Good sImwort Tablets
WORKED.

\ Mr.. W. i eor. 7ea7 kstea with tn.
II; L. & " R, r. syracuse, N. Y,
Vites: For Two VARS / had SUI
fdfed FROM DISORDERS of the kidneys
adfN BLADDER. Pistres hing paia-in-the
baNk andlhips deprea Won and extreme
nefE oust Jess. Als6 frequent desire
to d5intte, EA6y Mig BITS every hour or
so. TWDpld fave to drise. as the pres
sure bladder regidh was unbearable.
My aAkles swelled land my skin be.
came NrY and h9rsh. After using
BalmwN rf Tablets noticed relief and
continuN taxing until now fee.
wholly rNlievea of pain and suffering.
! am glad to Recommend Balmwort
Tablets as most reliable beneficial
medicine"
The Blackburn PREDICTS Co., Day.
ton. Ohio, guarantee every package
satisfactory, or Rf6pey back, so WIN
not stop your pain and distress with
Balmwort Tablets. ASold by leading
druggists. Price, $1.0O.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-21

In Denmark the annual average wage
for farm workers is S176 for men and
$94 for women. the employer furnish
Ing board and lodging.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

ceSsre FOR growth snt Improvement
xlrh0ut sacrificing Americas great
a4e,t Tor permanent h9meS-
For the lack y homes IL one %
s1i--ica-s Fundamental weaknesses.
Il 60 hand In hand @ith our lack o,
family p-fd-. snt his breeds inevita-
81 = iark ~ cv.c pride
Co-munl-y pride follows the love OF
hone a. su-.s as nne growth follows
rtch planning And community pride
- zhers there l. 10 community q
Interests.
n great complaint against the
average Suburban tOvn Is that Il LACKS
interest II Itself YOu can't get The
-errhsr-s and the townspeOple 20 CO
eperzre % az extent
Ard IL stores ar poor and the sub
urban popGIzriOn s shifting and unre-
LIABLE
U0eSar this apply 50 wen % the
rOuus given over 20 mail order buying1
~ yog ua1t pour town. the town IN
vhich vCu have started your home. 20
thrive an improved Wei Il won't
thrive and improve unless the trades
people Ia y11T town ars ssttinZ AMI
-ivi1. q fair deal Mall order buying
.-rus your town into : suburb Of a
-rrar city rAn order house IL Il tax
~ our o. your town The life blood. the
tfrruIariOn q which nCurishes your
hone aS ~eu a. those q your neigh
osr~ 1t doesn't pay That Is why I'm
-is.i The D>sIIn-stor has excluded mail
ar,s-r announc~1enrs from the atver-
rfStng cgl1-uns- IL has removed from
r1r -~a,sers- home> 4 powerful teDpts-
-fCn 10 b1y away frUm home.
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ROYAL RsINEsT FROM
AMERICAN SPECIFICATIONS

ROYAL ~sr'i-Ooss frUD American
zrr-s rs-r-Fns, Ridiculous
Nevertheless :, = . fact thar Zoe
years 80 u@ntiity - En-i1ni. France.
G>--auy srf othrr EI-o7ean powers
nsve ha-r fssnioninz TIE garments q
-aes- u0men folks frJrn beautifully The
.arle r<Sce paper pattern that l. on
sale In practically every nook and cur
-@r % ths United States
To rurnv peri ~ " IL that. viiile
he World rrcu-ns1-~ that Paris ~ =
mates srvis few people r-alize f-isi
n snStriburfOo 81 style iBf0-rnafios
.nf th~ ssrrtation ~ Parts creations
70 he wori6s niIIisss - vsil-frrssed
uzonen arr sBursly II TIE hands u
Am>rtczlS
There !. one sixteen story building
n N~w YCrs civ entirely Devoted o.
- hu<fns~s q mailing frs~s patterns
Hzf puhNshing riaxsziDs~ which 20 -
ne f0u- corners - ths ssr-h regularly
Nth sryie infor1sfiun rstherrd from
~ fx<hIsu crnfsr- ~ tn world. par
-fcziarfy Par. These magszfne- no,
o1ly a-- rsad in he United States %
rh~ extent q l510rO 9 uonrh. nut
ne ccuntsrpsrr % one q them gOe>
regularly 20 England France. Gerrna-
AZ. Italy azd the Spanish speaking
e0Eurrs@< Ia e.iiri0ns especially prspar-
-r In te.,se languages
FurrheruOre the pap-r patterns
~hfch r.srrcsfuc~ the fashions .lBstrat-
e sEt s1pkinet IN this magazine. ai>O
TO 90 sIrof the-e Countries. where they
ourseu al similar magazines and pat
terms indigenous u those lands
Ansi th-- b<sr part Of Il all Is that the
wOu-n VhO lives In Paris. Tex. Il en-
ahIed 90 bay the very latest pattern
r-un the house 0f Butterfck az the
sane time Tat the woman OF Paris.
frame Il seeking The sane pattern IN
10 Avsnue g. Z Opsra shop Of tie
rour~ra- An Interesting exhibit At the
N-w yOrk plant l. a Collection Of orig
nal letters from titl-d ladies' Of Eu-
roy< ordering Burterics patterns or the
foe irn editions q The D~Ilneator.
TIRE arr ~ many % these letters from
sfeaeh. EngE~h German. Austrian
gu~<san and Scandinavian nOhlrw0m@n
aar tn eleven v-ligm bound vOlunle-
~Ash rhsy ar kept are known a.
Eurtsriek's Pe~rage-- One letter 4.
'rurz fhe British Royal household. al
tsinx that IL present Priac- % Wales
= a ckIId vss dressed By BGtterick
arrerus- his supremacy % n Gated
-ars- inSrirutI0o Ia fashion cistribu-
co Is certainly gratifying to every red
,loo1<d American Who believes In
America Over AL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

L-r.l i--r- -ar1 professor O.
Ga --s FL s---lrr uas ocCssiO7A-ly
Otsru-s al euzp-sr shsa the II
tsrss. e < a.s1e ed An q the
.s4-r7 t--rk Tbs vas Ezsd< The
81. ~ = a. e2l--x2 which esr-
t--.s.rd Is ne aa..s with those Of
p a-szs-1Et. DzT. 70 rs cSsivXa-
tsEs- TIE occzs.cn chosen vas Ia;
&C hE re-r-n frC-a kaEIz< reserved
- -i-Athosi- sz1 Q s-1t-nt vrss.
EV-1o IL hsscxe.a-t. -WOrk While
!; = - DaE. for ihs night ealstt
vk<z - E4c ca s0rk'
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let Quick Officers"

-hos OF OF re get quick
OF -e-=" % The Ausri>z1 e.
7 e5iroaz-y Fc-ce. are kicking
-se ~ ,tssrz o. General Psrs1
n. al G-laLii-g .'irs~S,isa
ri01" 9. ire G-r-rzi and MS so
q - @e Point Clique
Tae DIR = fook lin crO-
.zEyer "a sc-OO,tezclers hur-
"a 20 'ni-s-s training
ss-o=f1" ID gsr zni LsuC-
- ID s'0l- AT then expected
2, r = -nS shoe cEeeSs- Iney
-xu. c-=.- - - WITH the same
e 1r - caTs a. the REGULAR
. T1s on - D nz- spent four
49, La- rrz-l-rE II Wet
81 r-er yeas Of service
- = r-slFsr ~ Ihe schens
. t1- E0rs. ard tOeV are SORE
IL % b hzti-S. Ihey are g.
-sr Oils amateurs AID zOod f0r
aro f1ice- i eihe drafted
JAYS he gsz La 4 says dIc
Ges- - re rulss ErO initiated
r1eu. and always FIl
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go CO E..-r Fs-rtn Ysa-.

F-u rs-sccx -st-s-e Eat EA-re por
Ga p rrs--z1T . bur q ssz,tT pain
s-ss - -upr-eCs e-rp yiels-= due q
~ -ar- -hrr To- eacn thre~ arcs q
---~rls --vEn h-r fI-1<-S raise 90
---r -r ar-s crDOs- rA-s r-u.ilciz<
-.-r r~sr "a earh ED sv--r f1urrf
r-s- IT, - srr1r b--rs un~r
49, p..-re su1 s-e rae r-ear-=r TT
--r--s - rs seE-ratie n - voric
IN --~--gs rhsr- rh~re sre - ne
,srs-- - 500 ~ r11 sci t1<i- s1rzr
,~~~- t.@r z-au r.srz CO orh>r ror
49, .-us 49, rAs-- 20 asrs
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Pr=<iielt EIson Is again IN
AsstingtOn o. @ztcH the 625
Cor zress ~ o. March, y. Eh-n
n 81 agar -st1-u % Europe 70
boss IL Peace conference and
So nat the c1tchnen z their a..
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Ivan z 10 rst y FL Aor-s frrm
|, e U ;. army W=cr sC
D uCxht 18th nm s-g@ra sow n
: hz hz1 eollec - ov--s-ay
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Son@ -01nz assassin s11, the
trsrcn Fr@1sr ieorse Cismen-
cea1 Il=sczy TIE wound il 10,
-srbl,-s nd lie asa ssh Ill r.
- 80 a fst-l =O1-t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Bal Cox Is stil In tOxl Draw
lng rs 50 Gy fer teIng IN
Nzsrirg-c1 Soft s1s0 20 Il
Cox. the I Ifcn dor Z care. ana
yo1 1erer iii d n1iSsaC IN Con
zresS-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

IT, TO
are r--yl-iy = ul- -Le entn-
s-y N - ace and vi. sl1 -
tunIn< c1t q Inc Of PIT Nsil
u owes"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

NIX Commissy c me home
from Franklin last fr day after
having had a ehi,cpsciist rLb
little fine OF ofImnsgios-ic OF
BIS Ire toe and Tor Nc = r.
b. hne.
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Any Of the r. 'u'ni & chr :
viii be received With SS.iE -
.spt General Unemployment ne
r1st he will De assigned % V.sit
6, rmany With the Army % Oc-
eupstion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Do ru- oE-s Pssg1. -lr arErEs C -
scn- Acr=-s-i-' - .l-E-ess 9 -
E1zsce O. r-MzE. a. - .x-- AZ
Ca eres' L -. rr.- - ca "a -
re. 20 .ssl-x 81 srGE- Hr-c- a.
.src 81 So tL5,l- - a. z goa be- -
sol- >, Az -s--~ 500 ----s-
- 1.-rcauzs go. -l-xs<s
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Mrs. J. G. Lennon. o. "na-
inrton. las beeI visiting N - -
.sd snd Jasper this week ano
,,arsscting business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Attorney " A. Swesnty = :,
ending cont at Vincennes %
r1--s Uauie this week
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Wu J. Lamps sold IN oi's
NOM mouse on Ci-y str-~t ts-'
wees 20 Albert E-s-r,e Sho no
\ II . ms arm lsst - osF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Aut. mobilisI- can gs'
polsrine oil st Felix Lamp n 9
Il 6oc per gallon.
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FOR SAIL

One vacant Ior ~
between 2nd an 8. q 3 y
Il 0. Also 8 room i.s.s-- 4
81 10 or 4th stre.' Z 4
oosh will be sold ,nesp ! 80
Il this once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Eve yhe5. fsovssn i-n--aiioE % "a.
ora slcd % ia g-ruinv 40 = ~t.rT
Honer AID Tar siAn 49, - o. 80
~ f.a1iiy r-1ecie. t@FT J.. - -.
-hoo, r c0axh. trO1c - r. go =
colsus " l. Arr
~-i-s 4 hsv- ns-l ffir 49,
Tar IS yexrs 10 10 b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-02-21

Ph KunK- Ess Al D1No'-
Monday and Is canvsssn9 nc
courty for III, in-c -snce I1~
is alwa g Job with . iife insu
an. CO. oany Agents waited
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Keep - o.5v-s sp--" % ore "a
u e.-slrL rerr- m-7, et b. q .<hrcs r
n-4c-~ Fr~r'. Cs-ksrtir Tsblet
rs-s-.- - hr~sl. ss--e-a rh- scszsc,
az -s--s. ~ ". ~ rz.trsbcu
oSszs-s-. 80 - sfn. olssfi-x rss 4
srss<s,s-s,a- ~ rez<1y IL zr- hxhls
rsrsm z-ss>1 f-s sr stoas p>-1us-
lea a. Near zrsr s1v-
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cos'I Fool fss:ssf

mar .user "a 'roz A~s''e~
- -. srir jaiots = -
.rd ,ss lb--- ~ n -
s,,1sr y ub5e don't A. ~
thing Iii TO- = y Ger
.sr, inx- Foe
ouit rei ITO slsa. Y 81 = :,
nd 1T D betier 0 - ss'e' IT
Joe. A Mehrnrtr
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The c mp 80 { e. from
DSne IL. 10 Inc n aiaa- no
.rrfr b. * nd from
n m 500
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IS THIS TOWN
A WAREHOUSE
SUBURB OR NOT
G, rosoRE wILLsIE. Ed,er 81 the
Desinezt,r

Tro years ago the Deliaestor start
~ al architectural series which ve
called TIE House That Grows The
plsn rAs 20 pressnt a hOGse IN three
ra.e- % growth. each stage being
c- siete sat habltzble- One could
I've n the trs, sta.e Until enancialiy
abe 10 add the second. then TIE thirt-
he idea =4s 70 satisfy Tie Americas
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'u lsis ost-Il 4. y 80 ss.sy

IN las ost-ii s " 49, sr.fy
= - ! Me- rhi,. Cut ca shis sis.
ssh e r. Foe &C as S~.-
Ne, hscseo. M ~rasEg yrsr
.si ssdrs's s'e<ry- rs %
sn ets-ss tris rsrasxs sosfsl-
S's do ~ asd Tsr CrD1rss
sshs eeit ssd es -. Psley Kss.
-. and Fsley CssAsr.as fss1s1-
A hssragr. ssv.
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Rob. Hun.sr f-fu-rei % rs
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