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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
UNEARTH PLOT TO
BRING IN W1ISKEY

NEW YORK. Jan. GA raid OF
revenue officers on two small boats
moored 10 the side Of tho Elack star
liner Yarmouth today uncovered nifty
six bottles of whisky and brought t."
light the operations Of the "iS"d HOOK
Junkcrs," a gang believed 10 have been
smuggling liquor ashore from vessels
anchored in tho harhor. The whIskcy
was hidden under piles OF bats and
working gear.
Although the men in the boat dcnlcu
know ledge OF the whiskcy. customs Of
fiicials believe that the 'JunkcrS" have
been supplying the waterfront blind
pigs" with liquor for several days.
The Yarmouth. which is owned ana
operated exclusively by negroes. sailed
from this port with n S2.0O0.0U0 cargo
of whiskey the day before the prohibi-
ton amendment went into effect bur
was forced to put back for repairs
when two days out
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UNCLE SANS MONEY
Continued From Page ons0


Of CASTOR oil - horses IN one WIS., AMI
bread nv the wagon load il Sir"I"d.
Was Il white nrrad"' hc ".ts asked.
IVES sir" h. r"pl!"d. good "h'',
hr.ad--hr..ad that wound like /" t'"i
III? Mr -'' ';raha, An ,ooa ".raston t" oh
and This bread waS h'in; turned
wn,Ic tn" American rr"r'" were !" .hE
asked Ia d" without It
More Revelations. .,
Tinsirv DECLARED tN"r, were 10 - :"
wagons gong all the tim" Gath"r,ne
~ mar.rialS and hauling tn" waste,
to toe "rSmai"ry. In IN" wagons, !
could -. hr"ad. lumber. m'ai and ,'h'r
rhinrs, and ali "' Il VIZ 1H-i"d 900
tAr"~u in tn" "r"md'""! rr "nr''d III
raNin".
roll Of wtro INTO III" fire. and ! took
II out and CARRIED !; h"'n".
The next morning. an uiiH'"r .aln'
- IN" and sad Id H. arrested II ! didn'
xiv" II NJ "r !. did anything Tx" rhat
again.
When H." saw It VS. only ono roll u"
Tinslcv sand h. h"ugh, So" wrrth If
Liberty h"ndS. "hu, n"'"r "a" heads
or tails Of it u" added. ~ man cam"
{" m" AMI told M" /" buy "n' and " h"n
asked for a r''''lr' ''' ~a'd recount
wasn't necessary, hut that must give
him the money!
"Did YOU know "f anyh"dy selling
things eff m" r"S"rNatt"n" Congress-
man J"ff"rs asked TinSi'v.
$1,000 Week N Graft.
"Ycs. Tiuslrv r"pi,d. aud ~" "a.l"i
IN, mann ~ erred Hoy" saying that II"
had seen ham s"li stuff Hoy. TinNl"y
s:,Id hva>t,'d that II" wAN making Hl."V"
Il ,y.rh.
Il. r.. Jones. wv" '>ld'~ ~ ''hart"S-
ton aud who Ma ,mploIrd II! ia" Her.
ciIr~ r'nmIan, AT Nit'" for SUN" TIM.
Told nf having seen man! h"uSCS hufH-
I'd and torn d"wm.
How many such BONUSES did YOU -.
a>k.d Mr.. J"f'rl"S.
TN passing /" aud from my work.
witness replied. 81 s""u'd sAI about -
in all.
Wa any reason given e." gong l."
tn. truubl - tearing 'h' down Il"
burn them" il" vas asked
"Non. that know off, Jones r.
Piled.
john Quincy Adams. 4 r"i"r"d maH.
who had rhArg" # ~" "r"mA'"rl. n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
House TO Start Probe
of War Decoration

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-lnv"stiga-
ton of the award Of military decorations
in tho armv during the war will b"c n
next week by Il house war investigating
committee. It's chairman. Representative
Johnson, Republiran. South Dakota. an
nounccd today. other members az tho
committc" arc Representatives Hand
Republican. Indiana, and Flood, Demo-
rrat. Virginia.
Plans for tho inquiry arc being mad"
by tho committees counsel Samuel l.
Ansell. former judE" advocate general
IN general il was said by committ'"m'n.
that the inquiry would determine the
advisability OF asking congress 10 enact
legislation. authorizing tho h"stoWal Of
badges Of merit on former enlisted man.
for distinguished service during the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
West VirginianS For
Buying Potomac Bridges

Especial Dispatch To The lnt"ll,G'nccr)
BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. .1.--.A dele
CATION from the West Virginia lcsis Ia
tur.. was b"fvr" III" Maryland lcgisla-
turr today at annapolis To urge Mar
land 10 cOnSumAtc deal whereby bota
states would acquire control Of the
bridges over the Potomac extending
from Shcph"rdstnwn. Hancock, W.T.
Transport and liarp"rs Ferry. ThcH"
may BE- made part OF tn" state road SyS-
tenn. All of ihrS" are now toll bridges
and according In the visiting delegates
could hc acquired for about $40. 900.
Tho Wcst NirEinians included Senators
stewart. IIarman and Burr and Deli
gates Euppctt, Grove Rouse. Moore and
kuykendall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
OPPOSES RETURN OF BODIES.

NEW YORK. Jan. Fin seaport ot
his appeal TO church congregation in
brooklyn tonight. |" "rp"s" any l"GIS-
lation for the return Of the bodies #
American soldiers who died in France.
MajUr General John +. O'Kyan d. "lar"i
that recently ll3 bodies were trans
fcrrcd from Siberia. Of which numb"r
eighteen event astray." tie said IN"
confusion that would result from HI
attempt to bring back $4,000 bodies
would bC ind"sCribahl".
General Organ DECLARED positive
proof had been obtained that mud"~-
takers and steamship companies are tn"
most active pr"paGandists in ne moN"
mcut TO have the bodies brought bn"E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
Mine Fire Extinguished
After Over Fifty Years

TAMAQUA. Jan. "7--nfficinls Of the
L,ehigh coal and Navigation company
arc Of tn" opinion that the mine lire IN
IhT t;r..nwuod mountain, one mile north
Of town. is now cXtinguishcd. No. Ia
coIIiery. ono Of tn" largest in the dis
trirt. is now in full operation over tho
burned section and as the underlying
veins ar" being developed no trace OF
IN. fir, is found. lending strength To tn"
belief that tn" fire has either burned
its-lf our or has been Smothercd.
This subterruncan blaze started more
than fifty Years ago and was rival OF
thr celebrated burning mine al summit
HlIl. which is still causing the company
much trouble and expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
MANY NEW CASES

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Dr. Royal s.
Copeland. city health commissioner, to-
night predicted that there would DO
more than 1000 influenza cases report
Cd in New York tomorrow. but that the
present low death rate would be main
tanned. F4fty-Sevcn deaths and $50
new cases OF influenza were r"p"rtr'
today, the highest number since tho OUT
break began a week ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
NEGOTIATING FOR
ANOTHER SLEEPER

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Ian. @7.-On
account Of complaints that III" littS-
hurgh-C'harlrston sleeper is crowded ana
that passcugrrs coming 10 the capital
city from the northern part ~ IN"
stat" hrd il difficult I" secure h"rthS,
tho. ruhir service commission is n"g"-
hating with tho railroad administrator
for tho purpose II securing an addi-
tioral sleeper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
pEc11NEs TO INTERFERE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. "I.-Th'
supreme court OF appeals declined 10
take . hand in tho Sunday observance
problem confronting the city OF Hunt
inSton. in a decision given today rcfus-
ing the petition for writ Of prohibition
by H. c. Boette, n druggist, versus FOL
ice Judge /. D. Newman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.

Snccial To Tho Int"lliE"n""r:
NNRTINSETR, re-. ". Va. Ian. NJ
tho annual meeting nf th1 st"ckh"ld"rS
Of ne Cumberland Valley aud Martins
burg railroad h"r" today tn" i"i,M"'hS
hnard nT directors was chosen: NJ. G.
Kennedy. II \. Riddl". Th"mrs j. Ven
mcdy. 7. l.. Boyer. Spencer {. Tiln"r,'
George H. stewart and Lewis $. Sad
Ter. All Of III" directors li'" IN Penn
syiVan.n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

NEW Y'..;K. Jan. Mnj"r General
Baker Leonard Wood VIII 'ut'r "a"
fight f"r delegates in all congressional
districts IN Pennsylvania. according -
All announcement made her" tonight 10y
Rcpr"scniallv" Norman !. Gould. cast
crn manager tCr tn" Wood campaign
committee. Under ~" H"nn.y wanna
primary laws. tho last filing dag -
April \ aud IN" primary election Wi!
Dc held Un MAJ i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
WOOD RUNS On OHIO.

CHICAGO, Ian. - .--I;"nrral L"onar'l
Wood will run as q randidGt" II tn
ONO presidential primaries April -. bu;
VIII not enter n general contest for Diet
rgatC. il was announced tonight y! " Il
liam &. Proctor. chairman Of tn" Weed
National Campaign committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28

ing the criminal courts building. showed
that tho bullet spnntcrcd part Of Herr
ErZbcrGer's shoulder blade. where ii IS
firmly lodIcd. The wound is extremely
painful with much bleeding. Herr
weak,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
GETTING THE JURY.

MONTE%ANn. WASH. Jan. "7.--l,X-
animation "f tal"Sm"n in N" "Asc &c
eleven alleged Industrial Workers u
IN" World charged with the armisrir,.
day murd"rcrs. continued her" 'n'lar.
only ON" temporary juror. John =. Con
n"r remained in tn" jury box late t..
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
SUFFRAGE RATIFIED

CUI;YENNE. Wy".. "a" ",--Thf o.
ira session 81 IN" Wyoming legislature
today rrmpi"trd rati"atI"n OF tn" WON,
ans sulfraE" Amendment !" IN" l"n'rt'
constitution when tn" h"us" PASSED the
hll forty four To none. Th' H'Hh'"
~. Il NaSt rriinN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
TO VOTE ON SUFFRAGE.

RENO. No.. Jan. g1.-'iovcrnof
Bowl" issued call today tor n special
s"-Sj"u 1T the Nevada legislature 10
consider ratification "f. the Federal suf-
rrdE" amendment Tho legislature Is 10
convene FOR one day. February :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
FOB SALE-TARMS

FOR SALE-Gcod stock farm. ono or
the best in Harrison rrunty. ~, d.
right rricr. Five good stock barns, ten
ant house, best IF spring water IN
dwellings,. bath etc. Plenty Of fruit.
timber 30 acres bottom. titled; -FOUR
miles from two railroads. Address A.
- McI'nrnhS Cad!Z, -. ya--b-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
WOUND Is PAINFUL.

BERLIN. Jan. l7.--An rx-ray cXam!-
nation of the wound suffered by Matht-
as Erzberger vice premier and minister
OF finance, who was shot yesterday by
Oltwig Won Hrschfcld as he was lcaN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-28
wASrED-FuRH1sHKD Roo1rs.

wANTED-Two. three or four rooms "r
an apartment. must be nicely furnish
ed. Centrally located. Describe fully
with terms. X" caro- Of Intelligence.
ja-oS-g
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The wIr"'s brother keeps i grocery
and provision store and they get all
their supplies wholesale;
They arc IN a position to live quite
a distance from town and their rent Is
perhaps half Of what the other couple
had to pay;
Tho husbands mother lives near them
and insists upon their always taking
sunday dinner with her.
hut the second couple followed the
directions lruStingly and are finding II
very hard to keep gu, OF debt.
What They Wish It Cost To Run 1t
Again. some people l know asked some
friends who had AN automobile how
much il cost to run il. Tho latter are
not the sort Of people who have any real
idea what things cost. and they gave i
figure approx !mating more closely what
they wish IL cost than what, with every
thing figured in, il does The second
couple bought 4 machine on tho basis
of this information and are appalled, at
the real cost.
| suppose ono big reason why We ac-
cept such directions from people whose
judgment We ought to know enough to
question is that We ar" unconscl"uSly
looking for directions that fall In with
our desires.
lust as when We ask thN HaSHcrhy
how mauy miles We have TO walk. and
he says Two. and then Ne meet Il sign
board that says three, "" ara art 10
think tn" Signbvard must BE- mistaken.
But II seldom is.
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wANTED-Girl for general housewerk.
small family. fair wages good home:
Telephone 20Q7 Wheeling or call at ~
Market. 0a-.1.l
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WANTED-MAIE AND YIlLAIE

wANTEp-Solicitors. local proposition.
salary and commission. Call :stl.
ask for store mgr. jail
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NEGOTIATIONS.
BUSINESS oPPo1ruH1THs.

DEALERS wanted. acquainted with
farm work. To sell and install our
farm lighting systems. A permanent. ,
Profitable business for the right man.
Get in on the ground floor and tara
advantage of our big advertisi4E CAM
paign just starting. Lock Bbx. III.
Wheeling. West Va ia-zl-l
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wANTED-PE1kALH.

wAHTEp-C'ook 4 fine Job with lib
eral salary in a small family in the
out-the-pike district For full informa-
ton telephone 104 Elm Grove. or ad-
dress S. d. g., in care Of the 1ntelligen-
Ger. 1a-.e-h
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LOST AND FOUND.

Losr-Huh cap from Gramr' Born
st.in truck. Call Il. l.. Kitchen 90.
Phone lS6 Wing. Ja--e-l
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MILLIONS are suffering with fntnmA-
tism Most important discovery 81 the
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn Gaze Of rheumatism eit-
tJrely out Of the system. People write
us and say they arc astounded at tie re-
suits, especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities
wanted. 3L.13 pound
post caid. 10 pounds IS exprese pad.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Call::t
MIA mJ-.S-u
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wANTED-AAL1SNEN
FOR BENT Or SALE

PARN, FOE SALB on 11NT-Mo.
FARM AND oUTBUILDIN0, ALL n
GOOD CONDITION. CALL Oh rA0-
DRESS THE OWNER, =. r. MANH1Ao,
WRLLSBURo, W. VA. ja-?S-t
PoR RENT or SALA-Farm Of $50
acres, Enquire of w. T. Manning.
ja-26-m
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wANTED-Two boys to work in morn
ings before school Apply Jack E;dgell.
circulation dept lntclligcnccr office. at
once. 1a-Zs-l
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wANTED-MALE.

wARTEp-At once. two linotype oper.
ators. New Model II and 8: $3.50
per weCS. Wire or call Warrington
Leader, Warrington, w. Va. jal28-h
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Losr-nn 18th St, between Main and
Market. 4 bunch Of keys. Gall az IN
office. "a
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Fob SALE.

FOR sALE-Two good big work teams
harness and wagons. Call Re!I pnohe
1lU6 Il Is. WarNOod. Ja--'-h
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FOR SALE good m!no mules, team
horses, %af" and Burroughs adding
machine. Address NJ. f.. care lntelll-
-"rrar ja-26-m
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FOR SALE-G OOn acre livestock ranEH
IN tho famous Prairie belt. lmprov-
ed. plenty Of tenant houses filled ~ltlr
good labor. Corn. grain. cotton, nay ana
livestock proposition. Terms, write IL
49, Ja-2s-f-2-6-10
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wAHTED-Young men for railway mail
clerks, Sli0 month. Experience un-
necessary. For free particulars exami-
nations. write J. Leonard CORNER gov
eminent eXamincr), 1898 Equitable
Bldg, Washington. ta-23-m
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81 Side; TALKS 4 S1
. by Raftf1 Cameron -
How They Could Do It.

case which the d!rcction-giycrs forgot
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Real Estate Sold for Taxes

sold III" ~ Of lHG-nr
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wANTED-Mau for general farming.
married or single. d C. Bigger. Ray
land. O. 1a-Zo-m
WANTEp-Girls to work on power sew
ing machines. Experience required.
Ohio Valley Mattress Co., goth st.
ja-13-r
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described and Sold his heirs. or as
Charg" such r"al "S'at" "a" 4 d"h'.
purchaser. las heirs Or assigns. within
punr specified IA the last column e
,h"r"on Is may have been paid by tho
,r-cSt "n sad pur"has" money ana
per Luuur. from I'll" tim" tn" sam"
sc january. lac.
H. II. HASTINGS
riff Ohio County. West Virginia.
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Aczsls kirfs tsnes zacA eestsr tks-
tAeir p7~tiy sisters. A. eoss e 4sas-
- fiaoE spon zeica sae4s41< & tesA
kozsiy sa1 srs-1s s1ri< - ~ ksR
skiA szzp sn< er2x- & 10 a<s
ez,ces. A-S2s oheerxs1 eao<<ls. ~
szyS 4z1 ~ knows ~s-rsos = sr<zks
ssFs Gaycn-
-Hozsly giris rlake ne n<ss 12ne-
srs. TA-y are moEe graceful skzs
Presty gfrts. escasse sAsf zr~ mer~
ssrsozs anl vork hzrdsr = make NJ
fer isc< q facial b>assx. A pr<sry
an reiie< a. ~ hcoks 70 SCI parrzsrs
4 ho2s,s siFl Eo<< A. esneia< sish
s1rnesrz-ss Azt i sana far h<z1er a.
gke ar Sc sfn6ie< -. % - ekzr1-
,zE ast erlipse< ~ a-exzsls4f slsisrs
= 4ftrzcfiFsEess
Pretty airs 4re l2zy za6 lz6.ffsr-
at as a rul@. TA<s ars 2sx . -
co1c~iie1 and % fe~l sAza m .wid
: st SAslr feel u j.. far = az. an1
oniy a tay. TAsn tAe ofA~r girls have
der in1lrEs. II = Ae7ur~zf - ne
every aiski rAat ,he yo1zs @-n ~so
ssat ssiiifsl paFtners - tsscias
choose tke sozeiy giris frs
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Il tk~r~ e SnY rzre % r~as,e -
whirk n-acA has b<~- k~srA sz< little
kzown ls = n. syr<l~<- Ia Rczz1y.
-W-Ae-~ Love Ruzs VIE III - ~
Etsrzrrioa AZ the pcllzr8 theatre On
Sund1y TAe tlrrcsocr seat 10 Scot =
.ar1 10 ges tAe rr2i ,hzE szsrszd ot
fAki1g zs h1s heretofore be~a eez@
In p1ctlres sshe-~ gvrSsss a-e rarr
q. TIE srcrT u wzs Al A-fgscar
eE-er-c- Wk0 h1f ~ cc1-xge % 10
sA~ uzus1ai rai-S and AAs-fczz Ase
- s-cc~~,3st IL 7@-s-1.'nE 4 <yreF
sz-d 20 - hlr .a-z IL triex <here
-verr o,hsr dlrec-c- lad iafle1 The
sceze-y q H. Aiskl1zts u Seossz-1
aave b~~a utilire< - re fa1es. a.
gazzxxe i sfviaE 70 tAEs s-afzrs psr-
sare a e1tkgrc11t Ia s cr.gizzl u
every te,&f Il is cAock fzz cs 70
zz-cs ard d1rf-r 11veztE-e- L h1s
i<--llx. cr-e,tT a-1 k~ar- Interest z-s
skoz,1 ee oze os sss raost rcrzixr o.
Esrl-rs
Two r~es -AdEe-ra-es q. RntA
Tw0-r~@l Fatty A-a9csss cozesiy
Back S-4Ee~
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES
PROM STATE AND NATION

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MONDAY. JANUARY =
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~Pscczt-ly Jz-- q - scresz Ecs<
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sod 1cre< = loTsr- ard tron tks
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n. ssre,s sn.hzs1Asm q : Soy AT
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Ze~-z Ez@<s Z ! 1sls<sttzI AR
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written e<p@cs1iiy sor se- 2z1 a.
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I'll - god pizFs fc- Zeezz K-es.
y xo-Thy cf god ths1xx.
Mr. Moore < cuzrS=. rezlires th4
a=@s opsc-s1nfrirS kss nar- sof6s- The
supporting east T. god
Gazuczr News
pxtke CcaeSv.
TIE GuEhrse Fasht0a Ss1a I'll assa
pat 80 <fyie ske< f-sss ss p-rzfy
girls Lots of rr~trT etss@s al
plezty e aas-.
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