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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
Foot Ball Here Friday.

Lancaster has developed one Of the
best football teams among the high
schools Of the Blue Grass. having met
defeat only one time this season.
They have a splendid schedule for
the mex, three weeks beginning next
Friday they will play on the local
grounds. the Hustonville team. said
TO be the next best in the circuit.
This will he dandy game and a good
crowd should 40 out to cheer the
boys next Friday. tomorrow after
noon.
D On Armistiee Day. Nov. lith.. here
they will play that crack team Lex
ington High; and On the 18th. Rich.
mond High; on the 2Sth.. Nicholas
Vile on the lattsrs ground.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
FOX HUNTERS
To Meet At Crab Or
chard Next Week.

Every thing is IN readiness a, Crab
Orchard Springs for the National Fox
Hunters Association which meets at
that place next Monday. November
sth. The program will last through
out the week and IL is predicted that
over 200 dogs will be entered in the
many stakes that will be offered at
this meeting Five hundred guests
are expected during the week and
probably as many more will be at
tracied there next Tuesday night for
the Fox Hunters dance. The Derby
will be run Friday and this will at
tract a large gathering as II always
has done in the past Many from
lncaster and this county will attend
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
.CAPRARD
ErURLiCAN
Heavy Vote Polled
Here Last Tuesday.
EIGHTY PER CENT OF TIE
WOMEN VOTE EXERCISE
SUFFRAGE.

The heaviest vote ever polled IN
the history Of Garrard County was
polled mere last Tuesday. when 5i27
vote we're poll,d during the lay.
The election was quiet ~ one could
have made u although the interest
manifested hy both party's never lax
cd until the polls were closed IN the
afternoon
Dne of the chief features ~ the
LAY va. the large number Of women
votcrs. 90 say nothing ~ the women
workers Of both parties that worked
increasingly throughout the day.
A. was expected Garrard County
vent Republican bat not by n large
majority a. the workers ~ this party
had predicted the FINAL vote showing
a majority Of i53 for the Electors,
while Swopc's majority was 573 or
gain % 20 votes ahead 81 the ticket.
Erns, majority over Beckham being
5ii Ernst running behind the ticket
~ votes. which result shows the feel
INK Of the voters toward Beckham
In this county
one - the surprises ~ the iay
was he woman vote. ard Il d. csti-
mated that so per cent Of this vote
came out Strange to relate there
serc very tew ,poilt ballots in the
county even though over two thous-
AMI women cast then hr-i vote on
, that day u also SHOWS that very
litil. ",cratching" was done. some
precincts showing that not single
ballot was scratched out Of the en-
tire poll
\ detail Of the county vote by pre-
cincts i shown IN another column IN
this paper.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
Good Woman
Passes Away.

Again We are called upon to
chronicle the death Of one Of Lancas-
tiers oldest and most beloved women.
the Grim Reaper having called the
spirit Of Mrs. Letitia Ware last Fri
day morning at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Robert McRoberts, on
Danville street. where she had made
her home , several years.
Mrs. W6fe had host Of friends
in Lancaster who will be grieved to
learn Of her passing. The immediate
cause Of her death was infirmities.
due to her age. being in her saith.
year. She had been complaining for
several days but those that were
near and dear to her never realized
that the end was so near. but when
her daughter went to her room Fri
day morning about six o'clock. Mrs.
Ware was found unconscious and
never rallied. the end coming about
thirty minutes later.
Mrs. Ware had been devoted
member Of the Baptis. Church since
her early childhood and when her
health permitted. always attended
these services. The remains were
carried to Hopkinsville, her old
home. for burial. after short services
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. X. Z.
McRoberts Friday afternoon. Burial
taken place Saturday.
Reside Mrs. McRoberts she is sur
vived b. two other children. Messrs
Harry and James Ware, Of Hopkins
GILL.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
GILBERT
Defeats Swope BY
Handsome Majority

Unofficial hgurc, from The Eighth
District show that Il has rolled up
an oid-time Democratic majority and
that Judge Ralph Gilbert has defeat
ed King S~ope by a msajority that
may reach $500 by the time the Off
cial count u made.
This splendid majority Is very gra.
tifyinp 10 the Democrats throughout
the district and are also pleased thas
Judge Gilbert has been landed win
ncr u was holly contested over
every county Of the district Swope'-
friends leaving nothing unturned "a
elect him.
The unofficial figures IN this race
are a. follows:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
HARDING SWEETS
THE COUNTRY.
Receives Largest Popu-
lar Vote Ever
Recorded.
MAY GET 400 ELECTORAL
VOTES.

~ majoritics unprecedented "a
American politics. Warren g. Har-
G.ng Was elected rl iient and CALVIN
Coolidge Vice President ias, Tu,
CAV. Tue al t.. n the women 10
the electorate attributed N many
ways 10 the heavy increased major.
ties The highest previous state
plurality ever recorded. was when
Roosevelt carried Pennsylvania over
Parker by plurality ~ over 5OO,-
600. but il was surpassed several
times last Tuesday Il later returns
bear out those that have. been re
crived up to date
New York State Is claimed for
Harding by plurality Of 100000.
Pennsylvania rs one almost a large
Illinois gives Harding 500 900 and
Ohio's plurality FOR Harding may
reach 40 900
Returns indicate that Harding will
receive nearly 800 votes in the Flee
loral colleg, ~, has carried prac-
ti,a'ly every state ,u the North. East
and West crossing the Mason and
Dixon line and capturing Wel VIZ
ginia Cor may carry few border
siat,s and the solid South
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
Efficient Service.

We would feel that we were un-
grateful indeed. IL we did not at this
time thank the telephone girls Of the
Basin Telephone Company for their
efficient and untiring services, which
they 50 obligingly rendered the pub
lie and the election return headquar-
tiers last Tusday night. No better or
prompter service could have been rem.
dered. and on behalf Of the public
benefited We take this means OF
thanking them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
More Vegetables.

Since our last issue, some more
r'amoo,h vegetables have been
brougn, To this office; among them
being a hugh kershaw, Of the crook
neck variety. grown by Mr. Mason
Pollard. II weighs 43 pounds and is
a beauty. A couple Of large cabbage
raised by John Forbes, one Of the
beat gardeners in the county are on
display here and weigh ten pounds
each. A beet weighing Tx pounds
was brought in by Mr.. J. W. Carroll
and IL takes the cake" for size over
ans We have ever seen
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
County Board
OF Education.

The result Of the election last
SATURDAY. in which an election of a
County Board Of Education was yo,-
ed upon. shows that SIX Republicans
were easily elected. On the ballot
were the names of eight people. three
Democrats and five Republicans
The five receiving the largest number
Of votes and will be issued certificates
later. were Messrs Oscar Ray. John
Wynn. {. u Ledford. j " Criscil-
H. and Mr. Lizzie Bruner.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
KENTUCKY
Returns To Democratic
Column.
BECktIAM DEFEATS ERNST BY
GOOD MAJORITY.

While practically the rest Of the
country went Republican Kentucky
returns 20 her first love and gets back
into the Democratic column with q
good safc majority that may reach
20 900 or even more. according TO the
latest returns. yet a few counties
have not been heard from. which will
not materially change the result
Latest tabulation returns in the
race between Senator Beckham and
X. 4. Ernst. Coving,on. for United
States senator. as resolved by the As
sociatcd Press and The Louisville
Times. show senator B.ckham has a
majority ~ 6.O9t In cases where a
few mountain counties are out. the
majorities Of 1916 have been doubled
for purposes Of estimation. This is
considered liberal estimate and IL
Is believed that Senator Beckham
probably will have = larger majority
than the figure Indicated. Kenton
County. which went 1900 for Cox.
went more than 200 for Ernst.
Senator Beckham ran behind aud
Ernst ahead OF their respective
tickets there, Ernst picking up 1000.
Governor Cox would seem to have
carried the State safely by about
$4,000
New Claim BY Sesrey.
Chesley n Seagcy. Republican
Campaign Committee chairman. is
sued the following statement yester-
day
The Republican PARTY has carried
Kentucky HardingS majority will
be 1000 Ernst IS unquestionably
elected by at leas; $1,000. Figures
given by the Democratic press on
which the Democratic majorities are
claimed are altogether misleading and
absolutely incorrect. This is shown
from the fact that in the following
counties. Knox. Letcher. Harlan. Lew.
Is McCreary and Magoffin. they have
understatcd Republican majori,ies by
1855 and in many other Republican
counties they have understated Re.
publican majorities amounting to
ihousands. while in many Democratic
'unties they have overstated Demo
cratic majorities amounting to several
thousand.
THE Republican party is, as II ha,
always done. demanding a fair count
that the will Of the people may be ac.
curately .aseertained. This. the Re-
publican party on its part will give
and il demands from every public
official in Kentucky the utmost vigil
lance in recording an exact record
Of the peoples vote. Every good
citizen. regardless Of party. should
see TO IL that the ballot Of Kentuck,
is preserved and not prostituted..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04


deh "epuo'''"h '"hn'n"''' was 'ie''-
ed py huse ""Jo'''' over ""''e''
W, pcli"'''''' opP""'"'
IN Wisconsin senator ''''hf i''n'
ct L'nr'o' mia 'e''''"s'"n''' on
league question "" opposed os
James 'h""ps"h' " /" 'o''s''e man
ara ''p'eseh'a'Ne o' m' "','''-'"u
anu ,'e"y" faction. nu' ''"'o''
Won na'n''S M" 'su' . "''"s'"' 'o'
me' MINISTER :" ,h'""' VINO va" ''
p'm"'f"u. oahai"s.' h"u !" uSpu''
WIN '"' So''"''' TUT '"''" "'"o's
Nose. 10 Rs-sise'sd
H. New Hampshire senator George
n. Moses. one Of the bitter oppon-
ents Of the league. had been disturb
eel in his campaign BY echoes from
the primary. for a pro-L.ague Rcpub-
lcsn. bu, he to won with ease.
One Of the most surprising features
which have usually been counted on
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

Mrs. Howard Markley entertained
few guests at bridge party We'd
nesday afternoon complimentary to
her house guest, Mrs. Sallis Ross
Lawson. Of Lancaster, Ky. Several
other affairs will be given this week
for the plsssare Of Mn Msrkisy's
guest. who will spend next week here.
-Danvil'e Illinois News.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

The annual silver tea Of the Ladies
Missionary Society Of the Prssbytss-
ian Church will be helA ut the church
Nov. li2th.. at 7;3o o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04

~ over the country the Harding
plurn'lties brok, record. Maine,
which surprised an prophets by going
60 200 Republican al The guber
Material election in September. pass.
ca tha; mark by several thousand
TO-DAY
California. which Wilson carried
hy 20 narrow margin IN 1916. wen,
fof Harding by what early reports
described a. a landslide.
Indiana and Kansas seem to have
rolled up more than sO0.OOo plural
rs for Harding
Harding carried hi. home precincts
373 TO 76. ., was Democratic four
years ago. though there was reap
por,ionmcnt since. He seems Ia
have CARED CoN's home town 81 Day.
ton. carried Hyde Park. \. u. resi-.
dcnce ~ Franklin n Roosevelt. the
Democratic nominee for Vice Presi.
dent. by 279 votes TO 1874. and he car,
ried President wilson's home dis,rie,
in Princeton. y. J.. by margin Of
five TO one
From coast 10 coast veteran and
popular Democrats fell in the general
collapse. The disaster which seem,
to have beaten Alfred T.. Smith GU
Of the governorship % New York ha,
also defeated Senator James ID. Phe
Ian for reelection in California. de
spite his great popularity throughout
the Stat,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-11-04
Tsss.rs 10 Loser

Thomas Tagrart. Indiana. eandi-
date for the Senate against James T..
Watson the present holder Of the
sea, was thought likely few weeks
ago TO win his hyh,. but though
Watson has apparently run behind
the Presidential ticket By many
Thousands. he seems sure Of election.
Fractional fights in Illinois and
" isconsin did not disturb the Re
publicans The battle in the pri.
maries between the Thompson and
Lowd,n factions in Illinois had caus-
ed bitter anin.osity and several Re
publican papers including the Chi
cago Tribune. supported James Ham
ilton Lewis the Democratic nominee,
for Governor against Len Small. the
Thompson Republican candidate. But
Lewis was Overwhelmingly defeated
and William u. Mckinley. the Low
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
HOLLAND.

On account of so much rain and the farmers not being through winding up their crops our school was put off till Monday, November 8.
 Miss Amanda Goode gave birth day party last Wednesday night, which was enjoyed by all present.
 Miss Floy Dell Morgan of Mt. Olive spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Werner Fleming
 Willie McGaha of Conway visited at the home of W. E. Hinkle Sun day.
 Mrs. J. H. Haggard is sick at this writing.
 Roy Bruce and family of Conway visited at the home of Dr. w. T. Me Donald Sunday.
 The young people enjoyed a pound supper give at the home of Mrs. John McAlroy Saturday night.
 Mrs. W. E. Hinkle and children are visiting relatives in Conway.
 Turner Butler accompanied Mrs. Nora Duncan to Little Rock, wher she will join her husband, who is working in the express office there.
 Mrs. Nat Surratt and children visit e. her sister at Bailey Town Sunday
 Alvie Gibbs and family have gone plumerville to visit his sister, MT A. B. Durham.
 November 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
NEW HOME.

Cotton picking is beginning to slow up since having some wet weather.
 Sunday school was well attended at this place Sunday.
 The fifth Sunday district meeting closed at this place Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willie Shaw visited at W. R. Bearden's Sunday.
 Several from here carried cotton to Conway last week.
 It sure is a bad time now on Mir. O'possum, for he is being hunted for . nevery corner.
 Ernest Rimmer and Philip Hendrick- son and families of Guy visited at this place Sunday.
 A. K. Ferguson and family visited at c. F.. Riddling's Sunday.
 Any one wanting logs hauled should call on Therman Condray, as he has his new log wagon completed.
 J. T. Sparkman will run Marvin McElmurry's thresher this fall, while thrashing sorghum seed.
 Pumpkin Center was well crowded
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05

The Guy schol will begin Monday, November 8, under the management of Prof. w. c. Bean of Martinville. MT. Bean has taught at this place before and we know him to be a fine teach CT.
 We are having some real cool wealth CT, some are enjoying it by eating fresh meat
 The stork visited the home of G. W. Sims and wife and presented them with a fine girl.
 Mrs. c. H. Wiedower is suffering severly with an attack of rheumatism.
 Little Vernell Kessinger has been numbered with the sick for the past three weeks.
 Mrs. John Harriss and grand daughter of Texas are spending few weeks at this place with relatives.
 J. P. Messenger attended the dis trict meeting at New Home the past week. He reports a good meeting.
 Harrell Harden, the little son of Sam Beall and wife, is dangerously ill with membraneous croup. We hope for his speedy recovery.
 w. H. Gentry and family will move to Morrilton this week.
 Roy Perkins visited home folks at New Home Saturday night and Sun day.
 November 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
DAMASCUS.

Health is good in this vicinity.
 Cecil and Luther Woody of Pine Mountain entered school here Mon day.
 Martin Bates visited home folks at Quitman Sunday.
 Morten Bradley, who broke his skull a few days ago is still at Lit tie Rock and is reported to be i'm proving nicely.
 Orvin French of Bee Branch and Sadie Riding of Conway entered school here Monday.
 The free school opened Monday morning with large attendance.
 Miss Anna Bradley has returned from Little Rock
 November 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
GREENBRIER.

J. s. Williams of Conway was here on business Saturday.
 Ozro Tyler of Reeves Schoolhouse was here Sunday.
 Other Waddle of Conway was here Sunday.
 The pie supper last Saturday night was success. The proceeds were $26.75.
 Mrs. Allinder and children were the guests of Joe Allinder and family Sat urday.
 The B. Y. P. U. was rained out last Sunday night.
 Rev. Morehead will preach at the Methodist church Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Mollie Wofford Las moved to Conway.
 Mrs. R. R. Glenn and children left Friday to visit relatives at England, Ark.
 s. c. Benton and family of Center vile were here Sunday.
 Miss Jean Benton went to Wooster Sunday. She will teach there this winter.
 Marvin Newberry of Needs Creek was here Monday night
 November 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
SPRING HILL.
November 3


 Farmers are almost through gath erlng their crops.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hairston of Conway visited Mrs. McDougle of this place Sunday.
 Dave Tate and little son, Donnie of Wynnewood, Okla, are guests of S. B. McCollum.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Snow visited rel atives near Bailey Chapel Sunday.
 Tom Day of Oklahoma is visiting friends and relatives at this place.
 Ye scribe would like to know how many subscribers there are to the Cabin" About 2,00O.-Editor.)
 Little Olen Snow, aged eight years, who weighs 48 pounds, picked Ill pounds of cotton in one day. Who can beat that?
 Ebert McCollum has bought a new wagon.
 Wayne Nixon, Roy Sims and John Brannan attended the fifth Sunday meeting at New Home.
 Doyne, the little son of MT. and Mrs. s. w. Wilcox, has been very sick the past week.
 Luther Day and family will leave for Oklahoma soon. We regret to see them leave.
 November 3.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05
OBITUARY.

On Monday, October 25,, 1920, the death angel visited the home of MT. and Mrs. A. T. King and took from them their darling boy, Russell. He was Is years old. God spared him for only a short time; he plucked from us a beautiful flower that we might know His prayer.
 He leaves a dear father, mother, three brothers, Troy and Theo, and host of relatives and friends to mourn his death.
 He was loved by all who knew him. He always wore a smiling face and always had a kind word for every body. We don't know why God called him away, but may God reach down
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05

with peaceful hand and comfort his dear mother and father, and all the broken hearts. He told them on his death-bed that he was ready to go. Russell will be missed at school, church and every where that he went. His remains were laid to rest at the Bethlehem cemetery. Rev Ward con- ducted the funeral services.
 Written by two friends,
 Vera and Laura.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-11-05

Saturday and plenty of trading was done.
 Rev. E. T. Herring attended ser vices at this place Sunday.
 November 3.
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Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cul-
tura Albina din New Castle, Pa,
in sedinta ei lqnara generala IT,
nuta La 5 Sept. a. C., = hotArft ca
Gotta lunara sa fie $1.75 della pri-
ma lunei Otc. a. G.
Tot in sedialta mai sus mentio-
nata s'a hotarit Ca fieste care
membru apsrtinator soc. Albina
este deobligat a ii in current Gu
cotele lunare de fie care: luna
cInd trimite conspectul, spre o.
rientare, conspectul pc luna Sept
Sc va trimite cu data de 10 Oct.
.T,oti fratii membrc ~ fie in ibuna
regula pima Ia data mai sus men,
tionata IL Gag contrar vor fl tri-
misi absent la U. s. r. A. Toti
fratii membri sunt rugati lua
aceasta hotarife Ia cunostinta.
Toti fratii anembri carl si-au
platit cotele, pc anud dntrcg sunt
rugati dc a.si achita restul dc
2oc della data priamei Oct. a. G.
conform Aotarirei noastre din tire
cut ca sd Sc faca un al doilea
tablou Gu memb1ii fondatori al
Halei Societstii Albina, toti scei
frati mem'hEi a a. scari sunt. in dept
de a figufa in ace' taIblou stunt
rusati de a-si inainta tfotografii-
lie la Mr.. Sewy, Fotograf, pima
la finea .lunci Septembrie a. G.
Acei earl ausi vor- inainta =foto-,
grafiile pinI3s data de mai sus
Nor ramfnea atfarS din ,teblou.
In numele soc. Albina.
Joan, EREANU, Pres.
100 ! AvdsAF4oM "a A. SUUU, 1
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. I. 9st y \ sf4I
| Soc. romina de a5utor 81 cultura
"vulturul," din Homestead, Pa,
convoaca pc toti membrii din loc
81 jur a lua parte Ia sedinta lunara
care va Fl in ~ Sept, a. c. ora l 80
p. m, in localul societatii de sub
No. BIS w., 7th ave-, Homestead,
Pa.
AvIpd la ordinea zilei mai mhlte
-chestii importante de,Fezolvat, toti
membrii stunt strict ebligath q. lna
| parte. ' ~
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Soc. romha de ajutor 81 cultura
Desrobirca Neamului Rominesc din
Warren Tocnship, O., pc aceasta
Gale convoaca pc toti membrii ei
! din loc 81 jur de lua parte Ia
adunarea generala lunara, care va
avea loc in ziua de IL Sept. 1920.
Dcschiderea sedintei la orele 2
p. m, in renumita hala a d-ldi Ma
nase. La ordinea zilei. vor fl mai
multe chestii foarte importante
pentru binele soc., pentru aceea
sunt .dcobligati toti fratii membri
q lua parte la .aceasta sedinta i'm
portanta. Deasemenea sunt rugati
toti fratii romini carl doresc a de-
veni membri sd Sc prezinte in acea-
sta sedintat '1Vns. Is
, Am ramas asteptindu-va Gu drag
in numele soc. d. N. Rominesc,, =,
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100 lebari do orice nationalitate, 81
audca baeeeiu; acc pc oara, 10
ore pc ii, daata 81 jumAtate pls-
tim pentru lucrul peste 8 ore.
Bortul este $1,000. Campul es-
te de prirna clasa. Trenul va
(, pleca Dumineca Ia w. Virginia.
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5O4 w. Superior ave.
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States Coal Co., Plum Run
Mines, Bradley Mines, Jeffer-
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care ri. Mine in Uniune. Car
bune curat, 5 picioare grosime.
Scoli bune, cluburi, case de To-
cult 81 toate conditiile bune pen
tru traiu. Ca sa veniti Ia Nina
din Pittsburgh luati Wabash
tren, la Smithfield station, Ohio
or Wheeling & Lake Erie, ori
L. e. A. & w. la Dillon
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q lfARCI De CRuTARR

Vindele acuma. Plxtim bani
gaia si pretd9ile cele mai bune.
Simon este ces mai cinstitx casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, a dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th si Eu-
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Pretul Dentra pabllcatu cas sCaut",
ssDe v1nsafe", ,.Anunf De e&satorleS,
etc. cost& pentFu fiecare cuvint :
CENTI de publicatie. Sub - de cent?
m se DubllcA mimic.
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tile din Unlunes 3. n. A.
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