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1000 F|NNS ARE
CONCENTRATION
RUSSIAN BORDER
10y Soss,sa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,ap

10y Soasisc JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIeu
Archangel, Jan. 27.--A north
Russian communication issued to-
day says:
"A force of 1000 Firms with ma
chine guns and a long train Of
horse and reindeer transport have
concentrated on the Russian from
ier near Petchenga, the main body
of which. ordered to advance in the
direction of Petchenga, already
has crossed the frontier. The in
habitants of the border villages are
fleeing. panic-stricken, for refuge
in Norway. II is feared that 1t IS
the intention of the Firms to loot
treasures OF the Petchenga monas-
terry. sSf9
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ONLY HALF MILLION
DECREASED MEMBERSHIP
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS

tsy NosHso JOURNAL srsoisl LEASED wissI
New York, Jan. 27.--The federal
council of churches Of Christ in
America announced today it made
an error in its statement last night
announcing a decrease of $500. geo
in Sunday school membership since
the last church census in 1916, Re-
vised figures show that the loss
was approximately five hundred
thousand scholars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-28
HENRY P. FLETCHER RESIGNS AS
AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO, ENDING
l8 YEARS SERVICE AS DIPLOMAT
Diplomat Feels That So Long as Cara.

Diplomat Feels That So Long as Carfa oieas Con-
troll Efforts BY Him to Bring About Ber.> 81 seos,ces
Between the Two Countries Will Be Futile; W. rS'oss ~
Capital of Southern Republic at Critical Moment m
Hope of COunteracting German Propaganda and Eas-
ing Conditions on Border Where Fighting Was Con-
stant; Was Kissed When He Appeared in the Mexican
Congress in Open Session.
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Hostile Toward OFFICERS.

washington. Jan. 27.-Urging
elimination of caste IN the army.
Representative. Tilson. republican
of Connecticut. who has himself
commanded a regiment. declared in
the house today that there can be
no doubt that there has, come out
of the recent war more than from
any other war a feeling of antipa-
thy on the part Of the enlisted men
against army officers as q class"
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CHICAGO DRUGGISTS ARE
ALLEGED PR0FlTEERING
IN SALE OF WHISKEY

10y soRaiE1 JoussAL SPECIAL LEASED ~iRsl
Chicago, Jan. 27.-Major \. y.
Dalrymple, head of prohibitions e'"-
forcement in the central division,
today, today warned druggists
against profiteering in whisky sold
for medicinal purposes.
II have received numerous CON
plants that druggists are charging
from Sc to $40 a pint for whisky IN
filling prescriptions he sdil.
These reports are being investi-
gated, and il find that the charges
are true, steps may be taken to
establish dispensaries for uistribu-
tion of liquor at reasonable prices
under government Suppression.
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SAYS SICK AND
WOUNDED A. .E,F.
MEN ARE HAVING
POOREST CARE
Congressman Johnson OF
South Dakota Who Served
As Private in France
Makes GraveSt Charges.
MONEY APPROPRIATED
IS NOT BEING USED
Suffering Soldiers Turned
Out of Hospitals to Make
Room for Those Needing
More Attention.
rsv MORNING Jouss.. SPECIAL Ls.s,o msp

Washington, Jan. 27.-Sick and
wounded soldiers are not receiving
the treatment guaranteed them
ty law" Representative Johnson,
republican. South Dakota. who
served in the A. E. T., declared to-
Gay in telling the house of his re-
cent visit to government hospitals.
Because of ignorance or neg
lect, or because of wilful disregard
of the laws by Carter Glass. seere-
tary Of the treasury, or Rupert
Blue, surgeon general of the United
States" said Representative John
son, sick and wounded American
soldiers are receiving treatment
that can not be justified by any
one who has any regard for the
well being of the men who fought
to maintain the country"
Replying to Representative Gar
ner, democrat, Texas, who inquired
the basis of the charge against the
officials, Representative johnson
asserted that funds to provide hos
pital facilities had not been used
because of the opposition of Of
ficials to taking over the Chicago
speedway hospital, and that be-
cause of this attitude funds for
other hospitals were not being
spent.
Wounded Men Sent Away.
"In Chicago January 15," Rep
resentative Johnson said, "Ameri-
can soldiers who had been serious
ly wounded and who had been and
ought to be receiving treatment for
tkeir wounds were requested to
leave the hospital and discontinue
treatment in order that other men,
in more serious conditions, might
take their beds in the hospital"
I'm these same hospitals" the
South Dakota representative add
ed, men who have been Eassed
are quartered in dark Railways
whore no ray OF sunlight has been
on ever will be. permitted to enter
and this in spite of the fact that
since March 3. 1919. $9,600.000 has
been available and could and
should have been used.
If this condition is permitted to
exist for few months more, there
will be thousands Of wounded and
sick American soldiers who need
treatment and will be unable to Sc
cure II. In my opinion, thousands
of them will die and the persons
responsible for those deaths will be
the men l have mentioned, or some
of them, because congress has per
formed its duty in appropriating
the necessary funds while they have
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still Found In Utah.

Ogden, Utah, Jan. 26.--Discov-
cry of the largest still ever found
in Utah by internal revenue Off
GERS was reported tonight, when G..
Abe, japanese farmer, was arr
rested and seventy-five barrels of
liquor together with the still of
full barrel capacity was seized.
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MISS ANITA WHITNEY
ON TRIAL CHARGED WITH
CRIMINAL SYNDICALISM

tsr 1oRHts1 JouRsAt sPscIsL LEASED w,sEl
Oakland, Calf, Jan. 27.-Miss
Anita Whitney a prominent social
worker, went to trial here today on
charge of criminal syndicalism.
IT is charged she assisted in organ
izing a local of the communist
labor rarty. Her arrest followed
q speech on the negro question she
delivered before the Oakland cen
ter Of the California Civic league.
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WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 27.--New
Mexico: Generally fair Wednesday
and Thursday: not much change
in temperature.
Arizona: Generally fair Wed
nesday and Thursday; not much
change in, temperature
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LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
hours ended at n. m. yesterday,
recorded by the university.
Irtrtaet tom 1paratI1ra en-
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Senator Hitchcock's reply to the
republicans as made public by him
follows:
'In reply we desire to say that
we entered upon this conference
without any reservations or restric-
tions in the hope that we could
compromise differences not only
on Article x but on all other res
(Cpntinued oD Page Tvol
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25th. Everybody is invited to come.
,Lorenzens orchestra will furnish me

25th. Everybody is invited to come.
Movements orchestra will furnish lis I me me
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Alter spent the
fore part Of the week transacting pus.
mess in Omaha. Nh
Fred Rickers 'hauled some Spring
and winter wheat to West Side Roiler
mill Tuesday receiving $2.S5 ana $z.oo
a bushel.
Mr.. and Brs. Frank Pfannkuch auto.
FED to Denison Friday.
We are informed that Mr.. ana MRS:
Henry Schluter, ST., are the owners OF
la player piano purchased of Holiey
Bros. in Carroll. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Boldt of Arcadia
spent Saturday with their daughter,
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Pet
|ers.
Relatives and friends assisted Alfred
Dresser celebrate his birthday anniver.
sary on Sunday.
Carl Mau of Pennsylvania, was
Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Dettbarn.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schoessler, OF
West Side, spent Sunday at the Matt
Alter home.
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from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, greatly
improved in health, after her sOjourr
there Of few weeks.
Mrs. II. b. Smith attended q meeting
Of the Rebecca lodge at DENTON Mon
The Teck children of near Dow City
were visitors at the John Metnes hons
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mitchell and chill
dren spent the week end Wis iting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grader, in
Buck Grove.
Miss Gertrude Talcott is expecting
her sister, Mrs. Everett Hoke and fam
lily from Platte, S. Oak, sometime in
the near future.
William Stall'er Of Denison was a
business callersin Arion Monday.
Orris Ahart OF Dow City, was an
Arion caller Friday.
Misses Ruby Rolls and Ruth Judd
of Dow City, were Arion callers Sun
day evening.
Quite number from here attended
the ball game at Dow City Monday.
Miss Leota Trip spent Wednesday
visiting with the Steve Newcom fam
lily in Deloit.
Charlie Quade was an over Sunday
visitor in Lake View.
Among those who motored to Lake
View Sunday were: Roy Roberts. Har.
old Kepford, Albert Sciltz, Geo. Stilson
August and Arthur Suhr.
Mrs. Mary II. Butler and George Lin
sey were Denison callers Friday night.
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i 4 + 4 + + 4 + + \ + + + + = +
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knop and family
were Sunday guests in the Herman
Ullerick home near Charter Oak.
Miss Ellen Murphy was q week end
visitor in the Joe Welte home near
Mr.. and Mrs. H. u. Dorale were
shopping in Dcni.on THU saay. -
Al large number of friends and rela.
tives gathered at the Emil Knoll home
Friday evening to help him celebrate
his birthday. After a social evening,
refreshments were served end the
guests departed at late hour wishing
Mr.. Knoll many happy returns OF the
day.
Messrs. zoe Welte and son. Gerald,
and ,nhn Sevening, of Danhury, spent
Sunday at the Fred Knop horne.
Miss Loretta Murphy spent sercra'
Rays Of the past week visiting 1T the
+. NJ, owens home near Denison.
Mrs. Eric Messenbrink and little
daughters, Irene and lola, of Denison
spent the past week visiting at the
Will Knoll and Louis Otto homes.
A large number of people from this
vicinity attended q Farmers Union
meeting held in District No. Friday
evening. The ladies' served a most
delicious supper after the meeting. Inc
members plan to serve ice cream ana
cake at their next meeting.
Herbert Schoenfeldt IS the recent
purchaser of a new Chevrolet car.
+ Misses Ethel Welte and Josephine
Collins, Joe Collins and Ian Welte
spent Sunday evening at the Jas. NC
Grath home.
IA large number Of people from this
vicinity attended the Missioniesl IN
Ute Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. Albert schr ,ibsr enter.
tainel the following guests &C ON,
ner party Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
Hnrp and Miss Leona, Mr.. AMI Mrs'
Emil Tcpp and family, Mr.; md Mrs
Leo Topp and family a I'D VIII Schrei
bcr -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lii and family
s,,ent Sunday at the JOHN I4ill horie
Henry Schwarz who has been work
ing on a farm near Mapleton all
spring came Monday to help Albert
Langholdt with his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto were visit
ing friends in Ida Ntirove Sun Gly.
Nike Barry of Darltury was q bilsi
ness caller at the Jas. McGrath homs
Wednesday. -,
IRE Misses Esther and Estclta JIll
entertained a few Of their y.rl frlenas
at a party Thursday. Misses Irene ane
lola Messenbrink Of Den.son. were the
out o: town guests.
Mrs, avm. Kroeger and family spell
a, few days of the past Vice.. ut Inc
Will Truelsen hoals.
r . Il = 3 ! d. -
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VAIL ITEMS

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Jim Bwnes Of Ames, is the CUES
Of relatives and friends here.
4 Mrs. Raymond Dieter, Agnes Hol
land and Blanche Dieter were business
| callers in Denison Saturday.
1 RI. j. Morse is on his vacation ant
depending two weeks in Denver, Colo
| Willis Barber, of Jefferson, is taking
his pace during his absence, acting
as depot agent.
4 Misses Marie and Marcia Noonen
of Defiance, who are attending schoo
In Carroll, spent the week end herr
with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney and daughter
nellie, were visitors in Denison Satur
day.
Mrs. ]. Gorgensen, Manetta AM
Blanche, motored to Denison Saturday
and spent the day shopping.
Mrs. NJ. j. Keane OF Omaha, was thu
guest of relatives and friends here las
week.
Mrs. Jas. Dugan was a business call
er in Omaha last week, :.
Mrs. Chas. Mccormick and Mrs. 81
mon were callers in Carroll Friday.
A large crowd from here enjoyed
themselves at the dance at West Sidt
Saturday evening.
The banns Of marriage were publish
ed at st. AIMS church Sunday fol
Mr.. Lloyd Dieter, of this place anC
Miss Gladys Morsey, of Wauken, Ill
The marriage will take pace this week
John Giblin was a business caller IN
Omaha a few days last1week.
Otto Pound and two sons motored
| to Denison Saturday.
Earl Dugan is home from Notre
Dame university to spend his vacation
Mrs. Jim Brogan,. son James, and M
Giblin motored to Carroll Friday and
Elsie BrOgan, Theresa and nellie Keen
| ey returned home with them.
Miss Rose Byrnes visited last week
| in Carroll.
John Devaney of st. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
Earl Dieter is home from st. Marys
college to spend the summer vacation
Mrs. G. 3. McAndrews and Miss Mar
garet Regain returned home Thursday
from a two weeks stay at Colfax.
Mrs. George Dieter and Miss Agnes
Monaghan were shopping in Denison
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Osterlund returned
to their home in Denison after q
weeks visit with relatives here.
Hunts orchestra are going to play
for a dance here the 18th. *
Agnes Holland spent a few days last
week in Carroll.
Mildred Jump attended the dance in
Carroll Wednesday.
P. r. Welsh was a passenger Sun.
day to Maple River for visit with
relatives.
Miss Anna Brogan is visiting in
Sioux City at the p. Cody home.
I Mrs. IA. McCombs of Carroll, visited
in Vail last week with relatives. and
| friends. -
Or. j. Thompson, wife and family
OF Sioux City, visited last week at the
parental, John Thompson, home:
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Quirk and Roger
McGrath returned rome Friday from
motor trip to Benson, Mimi, where
they visited at the home of +. J. Mon
oghan and family.
Jesse Ratchford, Of Ralstonr Nebr..
| is visiting old friends in Vail this week
Jay O'Rielly and Misses Marie NC
Cormick and Cecil McAndrews motor.
ed to Des Moines Thursday.
Miss Margaret Regan left last Mon:
day for Omaha to visit relatives and
where she will also spend her vaca.
fit:n. u i
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returned to her home with him Mon
day after spending a month here will
relatives. 5
! Leta Foderburg Of Denison, is spend
ing the week at the home of her aunt
Frank Crandall Of Earring was ar
over Sunday visitor at the r. G. But
Ter home.
Mrs. Suhr and son, Fred accompan
led by Miss Bell Bra1nley and Mrs. O
W. Nelson motored to Dunlap and spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Suhr's
daughter, Mrs. Fred Hannaman.
Harry Noel and family of near Char
ter Oak spent Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. NNoels parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. F. Stilson.
Were in attendance at the Priscilla clut
held at the home Of Mrs. Allen in Dow
City Thursday. NJ
Mr.. Storis Of this place but who is
working at TT. Dodge, changed cars
here for Ida Grove where he was call
ed by the serious illness of his little
daughter, Martha who is sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffy of Denison spent
Monday at the John Blackmant home
Mrs. Mary A. Nicholson and son
Burton Evans, accompanied by Mrs
James Butler motored to Denison Fri
day night. *
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler have de
parted on their brief trip through the
eastern states before returning to thell
home at Lewiston, Idaho. Their sons
Don and James will remain with their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Butler
during their absence.
o. w. Nelson and daughter, Grace
and Percy Dodge went overland tie
Wilton junction Saturday to do some
extensive work in plumbing. MISS
Grace will spend most Of her time
there visiting with relatives.
Miss Lister, Of Denison changed cars
here Sunday night on her way home
from Sioux City.
John Blackman has suffered no re
lapse from his accident Of last week
and is al his usual place behind the
counter again.
August and Art Suhr and Alfred
Schultz spent Sunday outing at Lake
View. 4
Leon Kepford has bought a 200 acre
farm between Dunlap and Woodbine
where he will move his family to- this
spring unless he has sold 1t before
that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson after
spending week at home, have gone
out on the road again where ne is
doing bridge work.
Jim Butler and j. Holiday have re.
turned from their trip through the
eastern part of the state. g5e
Mrs. Clair Butterworth of Dow City.
was a caller here Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mollie Talcott was an over Sun
day visitor at the home Of her son, Van
and family near Dow City. Y
Mrs. A. III. Nichols is planning on
taking trip to Idaho to visit with
her son, Guild at American Falls an6
also with her niece, Mrs. Roy Calvert
at Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mrs., 1Nainscott 4 and Mrs.
Wright We're among those who motor.
ed to Denison Friday night to attend
the movies.
Vinton Reynolds who is working at
Schleswig was an over Sunday visitor
here with his family.
Willy Mullen was a@Dunlap caller
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wingrove arc
the proud parents of a baby girl born
Sunday, June goth.
Miss Evelyn Anderson has returned
to her home in Denison after a few
days visit with her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Stephenson. E5
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Bohart of Sioux
City were visitors at the Ward Towr
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoe Smith has returned
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Vinton Reynolds has gone to Schles
wig where he has accepted a position
with the Hollander garage.
Mrs, Fred MARI arrived here Tues
day from Manila to spend the Weel
! visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Lee motored t
| Spirit Lake on Thursday to spend {
| week visiting, at the home Of theil
daughter, Mrs. Louis Kepford.
Mrs. 1gou Of Dow City was a cues
at the John Thompson home Wednes
day of last week.
The Royal Neighbors held a bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. Et
Dorsey Tuesday. At the close Of the
session ice cream and cake were serv
ed.
Mr.. Mullen Of Dunlap is spending
several days on their farm near here
with his sons, Wilv and Bernard.
Flo Mari returned to her home a.
Kenwood Saturday after spending 9
week at the home of her grand.moth
er, Mrs. Mary Butler.
Mrs Allen Dodge is spending a few
days at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pardee of Ute.
The Bible Reading class of last week
was held at the home of Mrs. Coffey
and was enjoyed very much by all pres
ent.
Mrs. Anderson has returned home
from Coca, Ia, after spending a week
with her husband who Is depot agent
there.
Friends here have received the an
nouncement of the arrival of a baby
girl, June Elinor, at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. o. B. Collier at Wilton juno
ton. Mrs. Collier will be remembered
as Grace Frederichsen "a former schoo
teacher of this place, and a sister OF
Mrs. o. w. Nelson. Congratulations
are extended.
Jack Allen, assisted by his new clerli
Helen Stephenson are renOvating and
remodelling the store. A rest room Is
to be furnished, when finished it will
add greatly to the appearance OF the
interior.
near Denison was a business caller
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eggers, their sons
Bill and Arthur, and daughter Ellen
accompanied by Rudolph kleos, spent
the week end at Lake View.
Mrs. w. o. Mari was an over Sun
day visitor at Cedar Rapids with hel
husband who is working there.
Rae Shumate, Coral Argotsinger, Of
Aron, Garland Scott, and wife of Dow
City autoed to Ashton, Neb., for an
over oulludy SlS1I WlSli liiCAA ouhSS ASAA .
j. C. Hardaman and family.
Mrs. Joe Kepford and son spent Sat
urday in Denison at the home of hel
son, Leon. sf .
Burton Evans was, a week end visit
or at the home Of his cousin, Mrs. F
Mari near Kenwpod.
Lawrence Henry of near Dow City
spent Saturday at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Clyde Rose.
Miss Belle Simpson Of Manning is
spending the week here with relatives
Quite a number from here ATTENDED
the ball game between Arion and Bucl
Grove held there Sunday.
Friends here have received the an
nouncement Of the marriage of Russ
ell Conrad to Misa Viola Gross, bOtf
of Council Bluffs,!;;. Russell will be re
nenbered as 10 former Arion boy wht
grew to manhood here and served il
the army overseas over year. Thu
bride is not known here personally bu
the best wishes of the community arr
extended for their future success ant
happiness. 3.
T- Albert Meish of Spirit Lake motoret
here Saturday tosspend Sunday witt
his friend Miss Grace Kepford. Sh'
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Prizes were awarded as fol

girls. Prizes were awarded as fol
lows:
Girls Jennie Bornhoft, list, Blanche
Bornhoft, 3D., Pear Benton, Sd, Caro-
line Koch, 4th.
Boys Herbert Kuhl, list, John Megg
Mielk, 4th.
Thus Jennie Bornhoft wak queen,
and Herbert Kuhl was king. In the
evening a dance was held for the old
er folks. A large crowd and fine
time was reported by all present.
Mrs. A. j. Kelley, Mrs. Roy Kelley
and Miss Emma Bostels autoed to- Car
roll Monday 0 fthis week to do some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pruter autoed to
Carroll Monday afternoon.
3 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martins returned
home this last week from Wyoming
Ia, where they visited with relatives.
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Eun-Eatlnu Snakes.

A queer African species Of snake.
which lives on eggs, has toothllke
spike projecting downward from its
backbone. ;ust behind the head, which
is tipped with enamel. When 1t swal-
lows an egg the latter passes down the
gullet until 1t encounters the spike,
which breaks the shell. Thus no part
Of the fluid contents is lost. as would
be the case If the snake were obliged
to bite the egg with its mouth-fangs.
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He was given the name Of Merle Ora.
Mrs. Hans Mahlstedt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Rusch went to Mapleton
Monday. She returned on the train
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lorenzen and
children, of Ricketts,, visited at the
Honas Carsten home Sunday. s
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Trolley Ambulanee.

A Brazilian city Uses a trolley car
ambulance to transport patients to and
from hospitals In Its suburbs.
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