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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09
Tulane Held Detroit
To Seven-Naught Score

Tulane University rounded out a
successful season Of football Satur-
day when they held the strong De-
troit team to a TO score, when al
dope had them figured from 20 to 40
points the loser. The Western eleven
is rated one of the strongest teams
in the Western Conference, Ohio
State, the champions, being the only
team able to defeat them this year.
Tulane has had the best team Of
its career this year, and Walter Eek
ersall, All-American quarter, states
that the Western elevens are unani-
NOUS In their verdict that the
'Greenies" are ranked with the
greatest teams in the South.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09
NEW ORLEANS BANTAM
WINS FIRST BATTLE

Ashton Donna, New Orleans ban
tam, who lately deserted the amateur
ranks to line up with the profession
ais, scored his first victory n q main
bout Friday night when he gave Bud
Dempsey Of New York neat lacing
in is rounds, winning hands down.
Dempsey came to the Crescent
City with quite q reputation as
battier. Doubtless the long train
ride had quite q bit to do with the
poor showing he made against the
little New Orleans Wop.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09
JAKE Popta

Ear from fuIfilIio
Is supposed to, 6s
seems to be maxim
than ever before
Pierce was the ho
teen boarders, who
sheltering roof thros
filled to the 'slle
In the good sd
class hootch sold
.smackers' a gallon
the people in tie coo
drop occasionally
some kindred in, nov
IS cheap at is fish
ever refuses a dYin
and when they as
can't get it, our
stronger than an 0a;o
service. Result
gov and a doctor
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09

game with third-class squad from
New Orleans the team went on the
rocks for the rest Of the season and
Warren Easton proclaimed to the
high heavens that they were cham
pions of Louisiana without going to
the mate with Bogalusa, as in by
gone years.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09

ter man. So that all dope to the con-
trary, the Crescent City may house
another champion before Pete Her
mans gets "his' at the hands Of the
rangy Lynch boy the New York
sporting writers are picking to be
the next bantam champ.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-12-09

Resources Over 81, 600, 10000
Oldest Bank in Washington Per-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

cessfully in Lehi few weeks ago, will be repeated for the benefit of Mesa cit izens fin the l.. D. s. auditorium on Sat urday. Two performances are to be given by the children, 8 matinee at and an evening performance at 8. The operetta is being staged under the provement association, with Mrs. c. A. Duke in direct charge of the re- hearsing.
 Lyceum Number Friday
 The Mesa High lyceum course will present another number Friday eve ming in the auditorium. Miss Jearr> nette Kling will give a dramatic re- cital on the theme, "Our Country Cousin" taken from the book by Booth Tarkington.
 Schools Close Week-End
 The Mesa schools closed Wednesday evening for the remaining days of the week, permitting the teachers and tho students to enjoy a full weekend holi. day season. Thanksgiving day was well filled in by the school student. with a parade and football game in tn, afternoon and their "Joy night" fes tival in the auditorium Thursday night
 Play at Gilbert
 Casa Grande and Gilbert High school will meet on the basketball court a Gilbert on Friday afternoon to decid another of the Class B league games So far Gilbert has been victorious thi season and Coach Biery is countinl on his squad taking another win iron the visitors.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
DEMONSTRATION ID
 BE GIVEN AT TEMPE

TEMPE, Nov. 25.-There will be a public demonstration in home eco- monies of pastry making at the Meth odist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All the ladies of the Methodist church and all churches of the town are urged to be present and bring their friends. Miss Cook, who will show the ladies of Tempe how to make doughnuts and pies. etc, understands this work thoroughly and all those who do not attend will miss some thing really worth while.
 Spend Thanksgiving in Tempe
 Miss Marguerite Talbot, who teaches in the public schools at clarkdale, Is spending Thanksgiving in Tempe with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Tal- bott
 Guests at Austin Horne
 Mrs. Barker, mother of l.. Barker and Mrs. s. B. Drollinger of Compton, Cal are guests at the c. O. Austin home on West Fifth street.
 Returned to Jerome
 Miss Zella Austin, who was called home by the serious illness of her lit- tie niece, Billie Drollinger, returned to Jerome Friday morning, where she is commercial teacher at the higI school.
 Dinner Guests at Mesa
 Mrs. A. D. Quinn and daughter
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
FIRST FLOOR
DWIGHT B. HEARD INVESTMENT CO.
 REALTORS
 GROUND FLOOR
THE ARIZONA REPUB- LICAN'S PRINT SHOP

GROUND FLOOR Fred O. Adams, Mgr.
 Phone 433f, Book and Job Printing, Ruling, Binding, Etc.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
POSTMASTER ID MAKE1
 INSPECTION AT MESA

MESA Nov. 25-Preliminary to the inauguration of free city mail delivery in Mesa the first of January, Post master Don c. Rabbit will next week make a detailed inspection of the city to determine if the required number fmail boxes have been placed. The installation of boxes is compulsory on the part of the postal service and S5 per cent of the houses to be served must bear the mail receptacles before service will be started. Consequently on the showing made when the post master makes his inspection next week depend whether or not Mesa is to have the carrier service.
 Examinations for carriers to fill the two positions opening here the first of the year will be held on Dec. II in the local postoffice. Two routes are to be laid out in town covering every section of the city limits where ce- ment sidewalks are available. Deliv- cry will b made twice each day to both business houses an dresidences.
 Consequent to the delivery routes, eight street letter boxes have been or dered and will be placed in convent ent parts of town to receive letters and other mail.
 Woman's Club Meeting
 The Mesa Womans club will hold an open meeting at o'clock this aft ernoon at the Guild hall, following a business meeting at 2:30. Superin- tendent of Schools Hendrix will speak on "The Intelligence of School Chil- dren," the program also including mu- sic. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 "Father Time" at Auditorium
 Father Time" the grand operett; in two acts which was put on so sue
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
NOT OF THE USUAL SORT

A woman who had lived in a certain country town to an age at Which her friends had scarcely assumed that she was likely to forsake her spinsterhood, suddenly surprised them by announcing her engagement to local bachelor who was considered rather eccentric. A friend of hers took it upon herself to express some little surprise at the en-. gagement, and when the fiancee re- piled, But what is it in him you don't like?' answered, "Oh, I don't dislike him at all; it's only that everybody thinks him-well, not exactly eccentric. but, at any rate, rather singular in many of his ways"
 That may be- replied the prospect i've bride, but then. as he is so wry unlike other men, he is surely, more likely to make a good husband."- Windsor Magazine, London.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

Katherine were dinner guests at the s. A. Sponsellor home in Mesa Thanksgiving day.
 Leave for Short Outing
 MT. and Mrs. Forest Ostrander, ac- companied by the Persons family, left Thursday morning on a short hunting trip. They expect to return some time Saturday.
 Party Spends Day at Mine
 A party composed of John R. Birch ett tnd son George, Andrew Houston and family, Mrs. Hattie Birchett and Mrs. James Hartsfield motored to the Bulldog mine to have Thanksgiving dinner. The usual amount of good things to eat were taken and everyone spent most enjoyable time. Mrs. John Birchett was unable to go on account of the slight illness of her lit tie son Robert.
 On Sick List
 MT. Thompson, operator at the local depot is confined to his bed, suffering with a severe cold.
 Cotton Growers to Meet A special meeting of cotton growers will be held at 2: 30 o'clock this after noon in the Cosmopolitan hall to con- slider very important matters. All cot ton growers are urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

percentage of the feathers used in the United States are produced here. The great majority still come through Cape Town, where there is a great feather exchange, like our corn and wheat exchanges.
 During the war. howevers the South African business suffered a setback. The cost of feed became so high that the birds were neglected and half of them are reported to have died of starvation. This misfortune has reacted very pleasantly in favor of the California trade, because now that the demand for ostrich plumes and trim noines is again on the rise, the South African supply Is small and the cloth ing and millinery houses are turning to the California farms to fill their or6Ars.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
Ostrich Character
BY FREDERIC ]. HASKIN

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25-Will some kind psychaonalsyt please analyze the mind of the ostrich?
 This, in the opinion of the keeper of ostriches at the Los Angeles ostrich farm, is precisely what the ostrich needs. The queer bird has one of the meanest dispositions to be found outside the human family. He ex- hibits many symptoms of typical neu- rosis. And he possesses peculiar, puri- tanicaI ideas on the questions of sex. In his prejudices, pervisities and stu oddities, the bird is almost human.
 In the first place, the ostrich Is ab- normally Nnfcky about mating. Some birds remain determined bachelors all their lives, and every one chooses his mate only with great delay and eau tion. Usually it takes two or three years of earnest and patient courtship on the part of the female ostrich before she ensnares her prey. But once cap- tured the male ostrich is her devoted slave for life He flutters anxiously about her while she sets on the family eggs, and takes up an unnecessarily combatant attitude, one deadly toe nail raised for fight, whenever Another bird or, the keeper ventures within ten feet of her. If she dies, moreover, he re- mains a melancholy widower to the end of his days.
 When the present keeper first came to this ostrich farm he very much doubted the ostrich's sincerity on this point "I had heard about it, but didn't believe It," he said. "So wher one of the males was widowed as tn, ] result of his wife getting her hea6 caught in the fence, the keeper pickei out the finest female in the flock ant } in the pen just three seconds. She wal , in the pen just three seconds, he says when he had to risk his own life t get her out As 1t was, she received such a hard kick that she nearly died 5 and she Is now in the hospital pen, sad and crestfallen bird-a woman } The female ostrich was no sucl 1. scruples when it comes to remarryine 5 and is polite, If not enthusiastic, t 5 every suitor introduced to her. One l in a long while, also, male bird
 found who is not so sternly monoga
 mistic. There is one of this type 8
 the farm who has condescended to es
 pouse two wives. They call him Brig
 ham Young"
 A Deadly Kick
 When the ostrich administers
 fighting kick with his great pointe . stoe nail, 1t is usually all over wit
 his victim, be it bird, lower animal c
 man. This fact, combined with hi , tricky, mean disposition, makes the car ! of ostriches an exciting occupation
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
By Blosser

ter. It was, until he had purchased 80 Of them. Then the city authorities passed law placing a $500 export duty on the birds, which left the owner of the newly acquired 30 trifle breathless. There was only one thing
 for him to do, and he did it. He packed every ostrich and put it on
 board his vessel and got the vessel
 under way just few minutes before
 the bill was signed. All but six or eight of the ostriches died enroute to this country, but these six or eight | were sufficient to. form the nucleus of a thriving new industry.
 1 Nevertheless, the South African os- trich colony which contains about l 5O0000 birds, still holds an irritating
 monopoly on the ostrich feather busi- ness. It is estimated by the owner o the Los Angeles farm that only a tin,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

feathers has been a tremendous suc- cess in California. It originated in the town of Norwalk about 20 years ago, and eigtht years later was trans planted to southern California There are now two large ostrich farms in the state and the business has been extended to other parts of the South, with a large ostrich feed station at Jacksonville
 The Ancestor Ostriches
 All, of the ostriches scattered about these various ostrich colonies are, as far as is known, the descendants of a few birds brought to this country by an enterprising young business man by the name of Gawston. who has a large ostrich farm near Pasadena. Wher MT. Gawston sailed several years agC for Cape Town to buy supply o ostriches. 1t seemed very simple mat
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,

THE STATES GREATEST
 NEWSPAPER Private Exchange All Depts. 4331 Editorial and News Dept, Mex xanine Floor.
 Display Advertising Dept, Mex zanine Floor.
 Classified Advertising Dept, Ground Floor.
 Circulation Department Ground Floor.
 Business Office, Ground Floor.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

Pacific coast industries will grow with the development of coastwise and trans Pacific shipping. It
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

Pacific coast business will follow the9~ flag of its merchant fleet. It.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

Old floors made like new. Phons- 3o59. al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09

ben Steo meo Warinette Goi,ntn
Training Scbool / Marinettc, ioet ct
Ere ct al ben norifc 9snneort -
planteoes til Winoe on, prof. u. 90.
Slion, Den nplig afbsbe geitprer peo
Sfolen. Ger Dor tiIiteoe omfrind
POO Gleoer, iannt Safultetet, Deb.
lentmer al Ilumniforeninaen %
mango al gpens gefoIfning. Ser
bolotes ire foritieqiee 9aler, nernlia
ON Dem ofosoe Erofesiors SorboIo
I'll Glcner og Mumni, bans Stinino
os Sirfe | Jafiiitetet, % enoeIia on
hans 5orbolo %liaeonerior fine Wco.
borgere / MminbeIiebeb.
Jif 3rrins nnber T%angenfab.
Gomirro 90. anubion, Der fsr Sri.
gen par Ell %nofiaa befieitbt Opera.
ianger oa Ell Sib boebe / Winneapo.
lie, er ofgaaet peb 9sben / lin Dtc.
oers Stem / Hice 2afe. San bsbe al
59rina, bpilfen Spgbcm ban poo.
orog Jig nlocr ct langpariet isanaer.
fob / Spitlnno. anuoion ophoIot
'tg / Sp'flanb oe baobc netop ct On.
ga9ement iom Soneer / 8remen, ga
DC 6orenebe Stater aif nteo / arioen
moo Sp'flanb. San blep iom arios.
tange lat / ct init SGngieI, bpor han
ut en- 'ierf Scrfiplelle, Der gif opcr
til SGring.
Stor SBmmerbanbel / Gau Claire.
5 Gau Glatrc or / oisic Gage aiilllt,
tet Ell Ssmnlcrbanod omiottenbe Ell
laa eilorm 6apital, at man for npaIe
Iar tllbaac piloe babe anieet set for
ilo9etnGr lm1nlig Tor andre enc
Stormagter at befatte ii9 nleo noaet
laa folos'alt. Goparo Sines al Gbi.
cngo, eller %rettere Sines 2umbcr 60.
oerlteos, bar paa ct Bret fisbt Supc.
rlor Y SputheoItern Railroao, cit so
Wtll lang Scrnbnne lto fra Superior
TOR transport al. CONNER; anc Wil.
lotp Hiper Sumber Cos Semmerifp.
&c, andre 8rltnoeienbomnte po Soo.
britg, inbbeiattenoe ct meaet tort
Intal Nrbeioerboliger / Soptpurb.
Der bar | Sanoelen inbbefattct So.
600 Icres. bpis Sfog life bar buo.
get o9 oerior betragtes Tom cit iano
@ulogrube. aisbeiummen er life
rl9pnt, men Den pibes of uogiere
mango Wfilioner 0ollars. Or. 81,
mes agter at iGtte Sagbruaene / Borf
sails og @appurb igong nleo at ifir.
re 5en1n1er al NaaletrG eIler be lsic.
re SrGlorter, meocns Sogbri,aet /
Mice 2afe, ogiao opertagct al Sincs
Snmber 60, oil brliges til at ifiprc
baarbe SrGiorter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Yrimrrpaleet. Oct err goact ME.

YrimrrDalget. Oct er goact ME.
get tent nleo SpfPllingen eiter Yri.
m%prpalget, % man bapoc enbnu oeil
zoe bS. life DC fuloitpnbige Reiulta.
fer. Get paaiiaaes BOG iont oi9iort,
at 8iipernsr Irajier er giennoninc
ret, at Slguens aanoioat Tor Ticegit-
pernsr, 5piparb @oob, ogiao bor
opnaoet Domination, men at 1bo-
mos @aa har beieirci ). ). Guhia
Tor StaisicfretPr. 2ieelebcs %ollieeS
oct iom aigiort, at Sorcnebc Statcr5
Scnator ". s. @ronna er Hagen al
Or. 6. j. 2abb, 2iaaens a%anoloat,
bborimob DC TO republifanite ann-
oioater for aonoresicn, George VI.
Doling og 3. g. 9urtneis bar op.
llaoet Domination. Ger iorelnn,
iom ingt, life Spaaper fra ollie Tala-
biitrifter, men inn lonat nan bar
naaet a Gciultaterne ion ielger:
Ior 6orenebe Stoters Senator,
Hohb, 46,339: Sronno, 45,717;
Mhite 1916. Sor @upernsr, San.
ger, 1894; Sro5ier, 1896. Sor
Ticegupernsr, Streeter, 36,1S4;
Woob, 1915. Sor Statsicfret9,,
Gobin, 1891; &aa, i2,2it.' Sor
Stntsailoitor, Goiit5fp, 1916;
Eoinoerter, 37,039. Sor Stotstos-
ierer, Steell, $3.50; @alfer, So
AGA. Sor 8eneralaopofnt, @allnger,
1860; Gentle, 3S.115. Sor MsIu-
rancefonmi Sipr, Slsrcis, 1881;
Guanbecf, 31,161. Sor Sanohrugs.
fommisipr. Sasen, 37903; @hite,
3t,t7S. Ior Seieiterct
Ghriitionion 27,204: Ri%choroion,
26,73S. Nor Observation-Disclosures,
Mtiis Sobnion, 32,337; Niis Niel-
ion, 35,645.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Norb 0afota.
Msoc al llneoomsiurbnnb.

-
borSiorenin0er inoen Hortb Gafpta
Siitrift al ocn norife luthcrlfc Girte
/ Nmcrifa bar 1T Narsmroc | @hee-
locf bcn iloc &lIli.
Narliat Miooel mob 6rrshupper.
Charles Moore. eli Sarnlcr pch 0tl-
not, or citer Iorfrroeli9e SioeIicr al
aooet peo ToNru i @nen@ NoipiioI
ION Tselae a. me Grperintclltcr mco
ei WtioNcl moo @%rGShopper. Nult
iorieate Fl Npporat. hpormeo &c
aroaoiae Suictter ituloe brUnNca,
men par lao ubeIoia at 'aa line SHE.
Der nitrnbt m,eb ppennrpntc Gel9e.
Smbt % prrbt al i'm Smitrm. -
9ouls g. @coou or bey ON Sdacrl
bIcpen if,ibi p0 Nrpbt | lit Sicn ilTr
Sloa, / Gapolicr GnnntpL % Toliii.
mpnoigbcocrnc paaltaar, az Oct par
Hciultatet al Ell Strib ncllem ham
Oh hans &uitru. 9ooon blep Tor Ct
Mars Sio iibcn pco @%enaabnlna los
labt ira StatSiGngMet. trooa al
Gountuaopotat @rimion prcteltereoc
bcrirnob, paaltnncnbe al COCOON han.
&c abort liN ioriieut I'll al Den Stra'
han funhc ibemmcs. San bar noale
aar ipr iulocn itnlhia ! cu a%r'tpcIla
Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Wputana.
llnaoumsmsbe / @eitbn.

llngoDm smBDe / Wetfbb. Wtontds
nas MISUNDERSTANDING al ben nor
fife llttberite &lrfe / slnlerifa bar lit
aarliae Stepne / @eitbp ben 12te
Suli. Eait q. ". glpisafer al Dtin-
neapolis, erefi,tip SefretGr Tor Cant
flinoets ltngbnmsforbnno, oil bore
tilltcbe % tale peo Weoet.
Erimrrpalget ben 24oc Mngmit.
Wtontanas TrimGrpalg timber Steo
ben 24oe IuQltii, oa Sc iorifieai-
&c politilfc Eartier pil ppitile line
aanoioater for Statsembeoslnrnb,
aongresmGub. 0ommere 0. /. b.
ianlt for Gountpemlbeosmpnb. Tcr.
eltcbe Siaters Senator pGlaes life
ioar, "a Senator Wepers' Sernlir
ierit noleber ON TO Mar. Get anta-
ges, at minoit 20 iorifjelige Spsrgs-
moal oil iorel9gges Solicit til III
aisrelie, bcriblanot Here Sorilag ON
llbiteoelic al Bombs, iaalebes til Iei
arbeioe, Sfoler, SrrigationsanlGe y.
!. b., uogierenbe tiliammen aoifillige
Milioner Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-09
Otto Sperorup.
&c pibenifabelise Heiultater al ben 2ben
Gram Grpebitiuu.

Sc ribenltabcligc He1ultatcr df Den
2nen "Sram" Expedition fpreliseer MI
/ 4 tore 8inb. ! Inlebnins at benne
@eatpenbeo bar "~Nftenpojten" herpeuht
ia til Nitmeiter 8nnnar Slachien, Der
ion befienbt bar Srpebitipnens Sppoaraf.
Sr. Slachien notdlte: Com Oct bill
erinbres. parebe ben 2ben "Sram" z@rpes
bitton 4A Nar, en- al DC lGnglte Vulars
fGrocr. Der bar pGret lihfert. 90 benile
Iar0e Sio blep lionntiet / ~unfldbclig Irs
beibc, ldapel omborb iom paa ldnet no.
gaoenbe SiGoetiire, Der pareoc / Wanncs
Ser. or Der roget ubrettet paa Ell CIR
petition. oil uaturligpis oeion @eorheis
rclicn al ocns Meiultater iom Me9cl tdge
lana Sio. Ga oct bdr idget belle IS Inr
at Qiennemdrbeibc benne expeditions
Nlaieriale. Ger fpreligger MI alt benz
pco 40 Mfbanplineer.
Ni n%nopoo9eoe % fdrtlugte SaI,bprls
raaoer bar bel benne expedition haot
iterre Meiultater emo rogen dnoen. Gen
tioIiaerc 'tore bnioe Sretant pad aars
terrc noro for Imerifa er MI fpripinbet.
Set mao GRE Norhmnnb Ell Silfrebss
%itilleIie at babe rrngt @erben Se'feb ont
DC oanpe. Der Lager bet for 8~rsnlanr,
ser opoagehes at bore Norfrore. Ga ionu
Niup CttSiitiS'Sh W JSS AuA iSiitAJptbi'
er oct fdniie euooaiaa i%anbinnli9. at
Nisic aon,le @rsulrnbcrc bar urrct belt
unocr Den 2ben "Erdm" SGrbs Nrbeioss
fclt.
Gfter De Snatpnbiges Wenine er be
geuloaiitc Heiultater itor llaanc.
Set inhiamlebc &ateriale Ell p1lhia.
Wteo Sor9 nlan u lmlolertio beflaee, at
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mine mango gleper", iom Trofesior
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bporpaa Sperbrup CT blepet pa%n'tlsntci
al fine 2~anbsmrro2"
"Sperbrltp er Ell tdiis Wdno. Nadr
ban peo Sicrrfomlten blep tpiirst ON RE-
iultaterne. ibarebe ban bare bet ptl
Sioen piic", s Nnleoning AZ Seres
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Sir Sobu Acis Tiger I lin Verctning ON
Spodaelien al DEN mognetiifc Norbpol:
baphc at penoe hem % prre lnffeliee
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hape. Sra Inc "Sram Srro babe ban
10 aIIereSc en- Eationalbelsnnins. Wen.
iom &c ueb. bar oct life gnnet iddleSes.
iom pi baabeoe % penteoe. Spertimoh.
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CT gar Tdr eftcr bans Siemfomit ira
2her "Sram Serb. Ser bar 10 na
TRANCE Sioer / Sanhet. men BEG
piI haabc. az bst noritc Solt bill siere
lin Yli9t / bette Silirlne. mems Der
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