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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
OVERRULED BOARD
AND GAVE MEDAL TO
SWIVEL-CHAIR MAN

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. - Secretary
Baker awarded distinguished service
medal to d. G. Jackling, OF Salt Lax:
civ, after the board of awards hah
ruled that such an award could not ne
made legally. Colonel T. H. SpauidinE'
a member Of the board. today told
house investigating committee.
Referring to the JaclNing award, Sec
retary Baker said he differed with the
board In its legal Interpretation or ths
act authorizing the award OF medals.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Feb. s.
Il was awarded distinguished service
medal last October. after two years
work for the war department withou'
compensatlon." declared D. c. Jacylins'
commenting tonight on Colonel Spauid-
ing's statements befort the house com
mittce at Washington. Jackling said
ne was appointed in 1917 director or
now war department unit TO have charge
Of constructing and operating govern
mcnt explosive plants. The unit's prin-
cipal work. he added. was directing
the work on plants near nashville
Tenn, and near Charleston. w. Fa.'
the latter being known as Nitro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Jury In the Trial of Benjamin
Citlow Agrees After
Long Session

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Bcnjamin Git
low. former Frank Assemblyman' was
found guilty Of criminal anarchy BY q
jury in the criminal branch Of the state
supreme court here this afternoon ihe
jury was out two and one-half hours
Ciitlow was rcmanded to Jail uni>l
February ii for sentence. The law pro-
vides a maximum penalty OF from hVe
TO ten years in state prison. He was in
dictcd with James Larkin. Irish labor
agitator.
Clarence S. Darrow. of Chicago. Git
lows counsel, indicated that an appeal
would be asked. taking exception to
many OF the comments Of the court In
the jury during the charge Darrow
objected particularly to soma OF tine
definitions OF Justice Weeks. including
those Of the words advocate" 'prole-
taria,." 4otsSgcoislS." manifesto" and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Mark Sullivan Joins
The Intelligencer Staff

Mark Sullivan former Golfers and foremost writer on po
He been engaged TO
Virginia series OF articles on
1920 The first letter VIII appear next
follow at least three week. throughout ne
political battle that VIII
conventions ending on the night OF
. wih the counting Of the ballots
searching This feature
h with the daily David inside" Washns
Gives this newspaper the draw to- And every W
will IN 70 tne
until after election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
PHOTOGRAPHED FATAL
FALL OF MOVIE ACTOR

LOS ANGELES Calf. Feb 5.-Earl
BURGESS. motion picture actor was
killed here today when ho fell seven
hundred feet from an urplane on
which nc was performing III the making
OF Il comedy.
Burgess was flying with Lieutenant
Walker Hawkins. an aviator. The actor
WAS to cast off 4 dummy from the
plane. In attempting this he fell. The
camera man and director thought the
falling body. was the dummy and con-
tfrucd photogra phing They did not
discover their mistake until they went
to remove the supposed dummy from
telephone wires wh,rc II had alightcd.
Burgess was Il professional stunt man
and had been employed in motion pic
turc work for ten years. Ha was said
said To- be the first man Ia make sue
cesstul paraChu," jump from an air
plane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
SHOW 100000 WAS
SPENT IN CAMPAIGN
FOR MICHIGAN MAN
MANY BANK OFFICIALS
ON WITNESS STAND
nseClaimsLimit of$3, $50
Applies Only to Candidate
Personally

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. DOL
lars formed tho main topic Of the New
berry election conspiracy trial To-Day.
HeginniE with the testimony of Allan
X Moore. Il defendant who pleaded mo
contest" and continuing right up TO ad-
jrurnmcnt. In" testimony related TO
money said To- have been expended, re-
Ccivcd or deposited and checked against
an to cash kept In deposit vaults in De-
troit or handed out In the Grand Rapids
offices from which the western Michigan
campaign was directed.
Bank officials were on the stand 10
identify deposit slips. ledger entries and
voucher checks. and guardians or the
master key of Il Detroit safety deposit
vault told OF visit to that institution
BY certain defendants.
The $3.50 Limit
AT one stagc of the proceedings Judge
Clarence W. Sessions interrupted the
reading Of long list Of deposits and
Withdrawals with the remark that the
Jury could not possibly carry all those
figures in their heads" With the con-
sent Of the defense attorneys h" ordered
the accounts considered as read.
The prosecution reckoned tonight that
II had shown thus far III the case that
more than 100000 had been handled in
the campaign. This was compared with
the $3.50 which Judge Sessions has
ruled was the limit Of campaign eX-
pcnseS allowed by law for the 1918 sen
atCrial campaigns. The defense has IN
dicated it will combat this point on the
ground that the statutes refer solely 10
a candidates personal contributions or
expenditures.
Moore testified that he had received
or handled approximately $3.500 in his
work as n field agent in the campaign.
The testimony Of a Grand Rapids bank
cashier gave the total deposits in IN"
account Of Charles Floyd. In charge o:
Grand Rapids headquarters as Sll,2SO.
Benksrs Testify
Detroit bankers testified that S5.O93
was deposited III the account OF Paul
n. King. chairman" and that the sc-
count Of "the Truman II. Newberry Sem
atorial committee" showed total dcpos-
It's Of Sl7S.S57.
In addition, Il was brought out that
Frank w Blair. president Of the Union
Trust company Of Detroit, and treasurer
nf the Newberry campaign. handled
S7S.956 through his bank. The institu-
tinn's record showed that all this money
had been checked again in favor of the
Truman H. Ncwbcrry Senatorial COM
mittce account in the other bank
While on the subject Of the committee
account. Judge W. II. ichorn. for the
government, had Albert r. Moore. Of
the Commonwealth Federal Savings
Bank of Detroit read records showing
deposits or $500 each on August 30.
and August "6 Of the campaign year.
Later with John y Stnlnaker. vice pres
ident of the Union Trust company. on
the stand he adduced testimony that
the latter institutions records INDICTED
transfer Of $4,000 to the other account,
on each of those days there b'inE four
checks OF $1,000 each drawn on those
dates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
ONO LEGISLATURE
ENDS ITS SESSION
Special Dispatch to The Intellig"nc"r.

Special Dispatch t. The lntelig"ncor
cOLCMBuS. O.. Feb. 5.--The lcEisla-
turc finished its work tonight. but 1t
will be Technically in session until next
week. SO that presiding officers can
sign bills that have hr"n passed
More than hundred bills were on
acted in tho last few hours Of the ses-
sion. dealing largely with appropr'a-
tionS.
Governor COX may call special sNs-
sion soon to take up the taxation qu"S-
tinn. tho recent session having failed
to solve the problem.
Both houses passed n bill providing
III" preliminary steps for n barge canal
connecting the great lakes and Ohio
river. a canal zone fifty miles IN
width is provided. nur proposed route
extends from Cleveland To Pittsburgh.
The senate late tonight decided tC re-
the adjournment resolution and
asked the assembly to rccouvcnc We'd
nesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
'0LD B0REAS
HAS COAST IN
FR|G|D GA|||
FUEL FAMINE IN
NEW YORK AT TM
With Fierce Gale RaRl
Shipping Remains in !! Hls +
bors-Steamer Maine 8
Ashore

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-7t
lief for the middle and Noa
Atlantic States from tho Sst
and snow storms. raging ~
wednesday. was not In siGas -
night. =
More snow tomorrow was fc4
casted by the weather bursau
the entire Atlantic seaNp
north Of Virginia The
probably will continue tomos$
night and az for the weathar
ySnd that time forecasters Me =
make no prediction In view
the unusual nature and sxtI 4
dinary magnitude Of the stes
high winds may be expectee
along the seaboard tomorrVN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
759 NEW CASES
FOR THE STATE
DIR. Jepson Reports No Funds
Available For Volunteer
Workers

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 5.--A TO-
tai OF 15g new cases OF influenza were
reported to tho state department or
health today. which is the largest daily
record thus far this year. They we're
distributed as follows:
Murgantown 1854: Charleston S5;
secklcy St; Bethany s; Bluefield ~;
bridgeport II, Cercdo SO; Clarksours
5c Piedmont 4; Ravenswood .; Salem
/; SiStcrsrillu Is; Spencer 81. Weston
50. Williamson 81.
DR.. $. l.. JCpson, state health com
missioner. received n letter IN answer
to enquiry from the United States pub
lie health service. stating that there
arc no funds available to secure Nolun-
tccrS for the Influenza epidemic.
The state authorities do not consider
the present influenza epidemic very
alarming since the majority OF the
cases are mild compared to last year
and the death and pneumonia rates
light.
II Is estimated that there are close
20 l,2On cases in Charleston recorded
since the epidemic began, with approx
imatcly Is deaths from Influenza ana
pneumonia About thirty employees "t
the capitol have been victims OF inriu~
enza during the past week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
ANOTHER LooPHoLE

NEW YORK. Feb. h.--ChRri"s X.
O'Cnnuur. state federal prohibition
agent, announced tonight that alcoholic
liquors ran be used for cooking pur-
poses without violating tn" law. Mr.
u'Gnnnor said
New Workers. have no need {" do
without brandy in their mnce pics or
wine snucc on their puddings, as per-
mits will br Issued to hotels and res
taurants TO keep A stock Of brandy and
wine or whiskey on hand for legitimate
culinary purposes"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
ASSEMBLyMAN GUILTY Of ANARCIl

"expropriate" which REQUIRED throuNtA5
out the twelve days trial. ~ z
Gitlaw was arrested in raid on ee =
munist quarters here last NoveM e
He was charged with criminal anAp
in connection with reproduction or I
communist party manifesto In
Revolutionary Age. an extremist
paper with which he was connecteN ~
In a Two hours charge to the -
Justice Weeks stated that evidences
been produced 70 show that GitioW
for the printing OF the issue OF ~
paper in which the manifesto WAS -
lIshed and that the defense had 60
ceded that Gitlow was responsible -
the publication. The test must e0lo;
whether the manifest" came under ~
criminal anarchy statute in that It o1ye9,
Gated overthrow Of the Eovernmeut ~
force violence. or other unlawful
he said, adding that the words n
manifesto must be read with 0Ae4k,
dinary meaning. r SssTsN
Gitlow who is :s years old. aid M
was n atclothibK cutter until he bee
manager Of the Revolutionary Age
June. - 4
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Act Disapprovsd

BERLIN. Feb. 5--The German gov
ernment disapproves OF the attitude or
Baron Kurt Won Lersner in his refusal
to transmit the list OF Germans de-
manded for extradition to his govern
mert. il was declared today by Foreign
Minister Mueller to NJ. De MarCelly. the
French charge d'affaires here.
DR.. Wilhelm Mayer. the German
charge at Paris. who returned To Ger
many after presenting himself 10 Pre-
mier Millerand recently. and had been
stopping IN Munich. was summoned 10
Berlin by an urgent call after the resig-
nation OF Baron Won Lersncr as head
of the German peace delegation in
Paris, Il was learned today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
May Never Get Jury In
The Deportation Trial

TOMBSTONE. Ariz.. Fch. 5.-When
a new vcnirr Of 5n0 names was drawn
today for jury duty in the trial OF llar-
~ T. WootOu. one Of thc u" defendants
accused of kidnapping in connection with
the RiSbcc dcpnrt tatI"nS Ui 1917. atlnr-
news said II was likely mos; of tho
cases never would <" TO trIal for lack
uf Jurors. Two NruIr"s Of 600 men have
been exhausted.
Court adjourned until Tuesday with
twelve tentative jurors IN the box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Former Governor of ....,,-,
- Vermont Found Guilty

MONTH ELIER, VI. .cb. 5.-Furmer
Governor Horace F. Graham was found
guilty by jury today on 81 counts
charging larceny of state funds whiie
he was state auditor from 1913 to 1871
when he became governor.
Counsel for Graham Immediately an
nounccd that the case would be taken TO
the Supreme Court on exceptions. The
penalty in this state for larceny may be
ten years in prison or a fine OF |tOo' or
both. Sentence will be imposed to-
morrof.
Graham contendcd that the disparity
in his accounts Of nearly $4,000 repre-
sented not shortages. but balance on
outstanding orders, and that in drawing
On his personal account against the
state he had acted solely with the view
OF expcditing business and with entire
honesty of purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Wilson Approves Sale
of the German Ships

WASHINGTON. Feb G.--prCSid"nt
Wilson has approved The sal" Of tn"
thirty former German passenger vessel,
for which the shipping board recently
received bids. and urEo!IaliunS for IN"
sRl"s viii proceed. Chairman Payne. "
N" board announced tonight.
To meet objections Of rhc war depart =
ment. which recently pro. CSt"d against
the sale Of certain OF the liner ~ nc"a
ad In ito tranSDorI r"S"rN". Mr. Payne
said a clause would H. inS'r'"d m mo
snlc contracts Spno!H"Ially and "mphat-
i,:,lly keeping h" VESSELS under thr AM
"rIrau flag and subjects 70 the needs Of
Ih, army IN case If national cncrg-
CnCS.
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Mayer to Paris.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Dr. Wilhelm Mayer
German charge, d'aralrcs at Paris. viii
laayc fsRfIIrrSf6r Paris this evening. He
has received formal instructions to ac-
ccpt the allied note demanding extra
ditIun of persons accused of war crimes.
says q dispatch from the German CAPT
tai by way Of Basle
The government has summoned the
chiefs Of the various parties in the ma
tional assembly to convene Saturday in
order to discuss tho question. Mean
while. the dispatch adds. the govern
msnt expects to be in possession OF the
exact text Of the allied notes. without
which no decision can he taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.
10 Thn lntclligrMCer.

SPECIAL to Th" lntclligenr"r
CLARK SRU RG. W. Va, Feb. D.
Friends aud III" authorities are mySu-
G,d over The suicide OF ln"cencio Suar-
81. 0. a chemical worker Of Z"isinG. an
Industrial suburb. who drew pistol
from his pocket and shot himself dead
while walking along street there this
morning. The coroner pronounced 1t n
case of plain suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
WOUNDS -FOUR
BEFORE KILLED
Arkansas Mob Gets Negro
Who Had Killed City
Detective

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Psb. S. -
Shooting from the top Of his burning
home In which he was holding . mob
at bay, . nsgru here tonight wounded
four men and boy In the crowd
before he was killed. The negro
earlier In the evening had killed
city detective who had gone to arrest
him for the shooting Of another
negro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Predicts Disorders.

RERLlN. Feb. 5--Vorwacrts says
that If the government attempts TO ar
rrst those persons demanded by the al
lied powers internal disorders will oc-
cur.
The government" II adds. cannot
enter upon such struggle unless
backed by its own convictions and n
ma jority OF the nation, There is no
question OF sympathy for tho accused,
hut the method Of dealing with them is
purely q German affair"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
OHIO BANK BANDIT
GIVES HIMSELFUP

JEFFERSON. Ohio. Feb. 6-Claiming
to be one OF the bandits who attempted
TO rob the Orwell bank In tn Is county
in the early part Of November. lsIs,
third wounded. John Bernardizgki, OF
Monesscn. Pa. gave himself UP to the
county prosecutor Here today.
Bernardzgki told the prosecutor ne
has a wife and family in Monessen. and
that because Of his love for them he
wanted to give himself up and begin
as soon as possible paying the penalty
Of his crime. His life as fugitive
from justice had been anything but q
pleasant one. he declared.
He informed the prosecutor he would
enter a plea or guilty as soon as the
prosecutor desires 1t.
Relatives of Bernardzgki. 1t is said,
have been in touch with the Jefferson
county attorneys for some time, result
ing in the fustive's trip to the county
seat today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
Won BerugtorF Surprised.

BERLIN. Feb i.--Onc Of the most
surprised men in Berlin was Count Won
RcrnSiUrff. former ambassador 10 the
Iniiod States. who ii Is Said Is desired
by tn" allies for his alleged connection
with Folio Pasha. The count despite
his surprise. seemed 10 ho mildly
amused He declared that he was not
afraid to fnce trial He added that he
was ready 10 GO II wanted. and that he
might cven put the allies in Il guam
Diary u they attempted To prosecute
him,
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THE WAITER.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 5.--forscasti
western PsnnsylvAniA and Ohio
Snow or rain Friday and probably sat-
urday, not much change IN Temperature.
West virgtnia-snow or rain Friday
and probably Saturday.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Huke
rolled up by a nifty mile gale, T.
sweeping the north Atlantic CO.
night, while cities and towns ~
shore werc trying with fndinefe.
cess to dig themselves out ofStn9 >
est snow drifts Of years. DnmAe4
by the sea to resorts ana
homes along the New Jersey 49,
Island coasts was estimatod H.
dreds Of thousands Of dollars
ShippinE remained at aneh1
moved with the utmost caution ~
nd-locked waterways aroma Is
York huge ice foes menaced nAvie
The steamer Maine Of the Ney
land Steamship company was
ashore on the north end OF Long
and four other Sound liners 49,
ported creeping along through ne
ice. The Maine, which carries nfes
sengers and a crew Of seventy, ~
ported in no Immediate danger.
tug has been sent to her rtiicts
Fuel 1amiAA
Cold. snow, ice. high seas have
II almost impossible TO tranep0tkx
from tide ewater at Perth An
New York. and the city facea
famine which will force all IT.
portation lines to suspend :oHehs
unless the weather moderateS
While mountainous seas were
ing the coast the highest tide 49,
corded in New York harbor
floods along the Hudson and IL
rivers. Ferry houses on the New
and New Jersey sides Of the ~
we're flooded. and water from tue
terminal dripped into the Hpdson W
at Jersey City. Homeward botnu4
muters fretted and fumsd - 81
waited for ferry boats TO get ans
-.heD-trainS thsy knew would be Itrs
hind schedule in reaching their
tinations. 50
Two score big snow ploWs wctsg
work today on the New YoFk Cent
bstveen New York and Buffalo.
has drifted from Is to 1S feet dseo'
some of the big cuts. Through III
from all directions were running
late. Suburban traffic. especially 3,
Long Island and Staten Island.
seriously impeded.
SSAhTiGht AAr4 AA m
Seabright. long q target fof
waves, suffered more than any otSs
other northern New Jersey coast
sorts. 1t was estimated that tbs
tide and heavy seas had done III
damage to bulkheads, streets ana ~
dences. A recently completed
head saved the main residence pasg
=, 80. Tha raiIroad trackR ko1W(
seabright and Highlands were 9oe
to a depth Of two feet and traffic .
suspended: s
At Rockaway Beach two MOI
summer hotels. thirty bungalows
forty suite apartment house.
houses and dozens Of small struesnl
were washed into the sea. :
Several bathing pavilions were1aws
Ccoattnusd on Paze Nins.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
GOVERNOR EDWARDS WILL CARRY
WET" FIGHT To SAN FRANCISCO
New Jersey Governor Given Ovation Before Dropping HIS
Prohibition Bombshe at Banquet Given In Honor
of Democratic National Chairman

Sims Daniels controversy were
to Homer Nu
which
thousand invitations had been issued
the banquet from all parts
tho
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The prohibition ISSUE WAS brought
into the proceedings by Governor I'D
wards Of New Jersey and Smith. ~ New
York and was greeted with obviously
mingled feelings by the G,n"rS.- toy
crnur Edwards WAS not on IN" "'hri"l
last vf speakers. and WAS called upon
uucNpcrtcdly after Secretary lanlciS
had concluded his address. Earlier IN
the evening the New Jersey "N"cutiN"
had been given Il striking ovation when
he entered the dining hall. and there
was an even greater demonstration
when he arcs" IL speak.
Governor Edwards declared that a
great issue had emerged from the past.
the issue Of state rights and personal
liberty" He asserted that this issue
must be decided by the pcopl" next N"r-
embHc.
III tho federal government h" con
tuucd ''I'sy Suhv"rt the doctrines OF
state rights and without Il commission
or mandate from the people. enter upon
our tiresIdcS and into our homes with
the bureaucraii" system of orncehold-
ers and uvrrlnrdshipS. the theory OF
our constitutional government and all
the rights incident 10 home rule and
local government are destroyed. Tn
union Of indcstructihlc states becomes
a myth. and We have the necessary
alternative Of grca, supcr-powcr at
Washington. imposing it's will upon us
in the direction Of our habits. our man
ncrs. our tastes and our local customs.
until nothing is left Of the independent
state OF our fathers hut the name.
ITO me. this situation is pUrtical
I IN no
fight to San francisco regardless OF
what any man or Set of men personally
think. so as to bring about q popular
rc.Siatcmen, of the doctrine of state
rights and popular local home rule upon
which our fathers founded this govern
mcnt'
Govarnor SiuitL's Telegram.
Governor SmIth's cont ribution to tho
prohibition issue was contained IN a
telegram expressing regret that illness
prevented him being present. In hts
telegram the New York executive SAID:
DO not forget the time-honorcd Dem
ocratic doctrine that the government
Is most effective which governs the
least. This precept of Democratic faith
In the recent past has been Grterously
and wilruliy sinned against when. in the
upon 100000 free people without asking
their direct consent. restriction to
their personal liberty which Prussia in
her palmiest days never dreamed Of"
Admiral Sims Kissed.
The name Of Admiral Sims was intro
tuced by John NJ Reihle. the toas,mas-
ter, at the conclusion Of Secretary Dam
iels' address. The sccBsA4ry had dwe!i
upon the great service performed by
the North sea mine barragc in putting
an end 10 tho German submarine men
acc and. incidentally credited Pr"slden.
Wilson whit being the first high Amer
lean official to conceive the idca. Mr,
Richie before calling upon Governor
Edwards as the next speaker said:
Secretary Daniels spok" Of the great
barragc laid across the North Sea- l
have just received a memorandum
which shows that the only American
officer who opposed the laying OF thar
barrage was Admiral Sims.
The mention Of the admtrals nams
was the signal for considerable Kissing
arI hooinr from various parts OF the
dining room
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-06
TIL EINTELLIG EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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tcoatinusd on Pazs Nins)