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Evening journal., 1921-08-24
AT THE QUEEN

At the Queen, Bebe Daniels has
had a merry time Of It for the last
three days playing in her comedy
zone Wild Week. The engage
ment of the piece comes TO a finish
tonight. Tomrrow Mack Sennett,
king of comedy creation. presents
his newest Offering Home Talent"
The originator Of the bathing beauty
has a feature length production in
this new Offering. He has managed
with his usual tact TO combine
beauty and comedy together. The
loveliest Of all bathing beauties-
the peerless Phyllis Haver is at the
head Of the feminine half Of the cast.
That Handsome" man Ben Turpin
heads the male players. Ben, he OF the
wonderful eyes and soulful express
sion has the most amusing char
acter he has ever had. with Har-
old Lloyd's goggles he manipulates
his orbes in manner calculated to
draw out spasms OF laughter from
the spectators. Home Talent" Is
a farce on small town entertainment
L is a riot OF real merriment
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
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AT THE ARCADIA

THE Woman God Changed" had
its premiere at the Arcadia yester-
day. This film version OF Dom
Byrne's story furnishes excellent en-
tertainment. II has fast action.
plenty OF tense dramatic scenes, and
has been told under the capable di-
rection Of Robert Vignola, with ex-
cellent playing by the two stars and
their supporting cast.
THE Woman God Changed" tells
a somewhat different desert island
story. A dancing girl. the wife OF a
wealthy men, kills him when he dis
cards her. The girl escapes and Is
later located in a foreign land by a
detective from New York. On their
return trip they are cast up on a
desert island, and It is while there
that the woman experiences a
change Of heart and morals
Seena owen is most effective as
the girl who Is reformed. making
the most OF every scene that she ap-
pears in. while f. X. Lincoln does
exceedingly well as the detective
who gradually reforms and then
falls in love with the girl he has
been sent TO arrest.
The Woman God Changed" is TO
play at the Arcadia all the rest OF
this week.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
AT THE ALDINE.

Seldom II ever. has a picture been
more carefully cast than THE Love
Flower" which is delighting patrons
Of the Aldine Theatre. Market at
Eighth street, this week No better
example Of the excellent and un-
erring judgment Of David wark
Grinth in selecting players TO in
terpret a story can be cited than the
present production. The roster OF
this romance of the South Seas in
cludes such sterling artists as Rich
ard Barthelmess, Carol Dempster
George MacQuarrie. Anders Ran
dolph, Florence Short. Crawford
Kent. Adolph Lestina, william
James and Jack Manning. Barthel-
mess is one OF the best known fig
udes on the screen, his work in
Broken Blossoms" having estab-
lished him as a star OF rare qualif-
cations. But II anything. he Is at
his best in the present production.
being particularly we'll fftted for
thu. portrayed of the young painter
who falls in love with refugees
daughter. The latter role Is en-
acted by Miss Dempster with win
someness and a naturainess that are a
delight TO see. George MacQuarrie
as the much harrassed father gives
a performance that is az once con-
vincing and powerful. Best seats at
all performances Eaay be had at a
figure within the reach of every
one.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
Agitation Started For Sew
age System TO Give EN-
ployment TO Idle
MANY ACCIDENTS
AT BASEBALL GAME
speeial 70 The EvenIng journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. 24.-The
residents OF the vicinity OF Sixth
and Delaware streets. and in fact
many residing in other sections OF
the city. are agitating the improve
ment Of Sixth street from Delaware
street TO Wilmington road. through
the Francis deli. Janvler farm. Il
IS contended by many this street
would cost less TO construct at this
time as labor is plentiful and wages
have fallen. Material Is about so
per cent. less at this time than a
year ago
The Board OF Water and Light
Commissioners through superin-
tendent Unger. have given several
unemployed jobs at tree trimming
throughout the town. At several
points the workmen on this job are
experiencing considerable difficulty
as many OF the trees have reached a
height OF nearly 60 feet. with huge
| limbs extending far into space over
the road. When these limbs are cut
10 Is difficult to clear the wires run
ming through the trees and along the
street.
At Fourth and Delaware streets
yesterday the tree in front OF Mrs.
/ David Stewards residence. was
| found to be the most obstinate 70
remove. II took the workmen more
than two hours to get one limb down
after It had been cut nearly through.
This tree and the one at Third and
Delaware streets are 20 be entirely
. removed. II was said by officials
yesterday that the workmen Of the
! Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
ton Company would begin recon
structing the electric lighting sys-
tenn by the first OF next week. Much
OF the material needed has already
arrived and the new poles 10 replace
the old ones are expected this week
Again several persons are agitat.
ing sewering the town. They ar,
advocating this work TO relieve the
inevitable distress OF the cominf
winter in many OF the local homes
unless something Is done 10 relieve
the industrial situation. The MAR
argument used at this time In favoi
Of the project is that industries
won't select the city as locatini
point unless such improvements are
made. The contention OF some a
that the cost would raise the taxel
to such an extent that they woult
.. become a burden. This argument Il
met with a statement made by {
large property owner last evening
that he had known himself to bl
|. called upon during previous indus
trial inactive periods to be forced q
pay more out for charity in on
year than in three years for taxes.
New Castle lays so low that IN
sewage from the large section OF tn
city could find no natural drainag
and two or more pumping station
would have TO be provided. accord
ing TO William KINNEY. city engl
, neer.
Three Of the best local rife shot.
Lieutenant W. +. Stewart, Sergeant
William NJ. Roberts and Elwoo
Rosseli, Of the Sixth Company. c. A
c.. OF the Delaware National Guard
OF this city. will leave tomorrow
morning for Camp Perry. Ohio
where they will enter the nationa
rife shoot, as representatives Of tn
Delaware National Guard. Robert
was the high man at the recorl
shoot during the encampment Of tn
anti-aircraft regiment at CAM
Chandler, on the Rifle Range below
Evening journal., 1921-08-24

this city. Tho other two we're rated
as marksmen. while Roberts was
rated as a sharpshooter.
Many personal requests have been
received by Mayor Cramer for the
appointment OF John l.. White to
hll the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Adion Jordan as a mem
Der OF the local police force. The
mayor said last night he would
make no immediate appointment,
but would give Whites name seri-
Gus consideration before appointing
any one.
The street committee OF City
Council. which was constituted this
spring as a committee OF a whole.
has requested bids for the construc-
ton OF several concrete curbs and
cutters. and the resurfacing OF sew
eral sections OF streets. Bids will
be opened and contracts awarded
FOR labor only at the next meeting
OF Council. 1t has been decided that
material FOR all work during the
next two years shall be supplied
contractors by Council.
Arrangements have been made by
the entertainment committee OF the
Baraca Glass OF the Methodist
Church for a festival and social 70
be held next Saturday afternoon and
evening on the Fairgrounds at Fifth
and Delaware streets. The funds
Will be used to pay for equipment
procured by the class. which has
carried on the public playground the
past two years. II has been decided
the grounds are too expensive 20
operate and the class will give them
up al the close OF the summer sea
son.
Desirable house. 10 rooms and
bath. hot water heat. porch. Ap-
ply 521 Delaware street, New Castle
Del.-Adv.
Arrangements have been compiet-
ed Tor a tournament by the best To-
cal tennis players. There will be
both singles and doubles matches
between women and men as well az
mixed sets. II was also decided tC
offer prizes for the winners OF tn,
various matches and a grand trophy
TO be known as the town trophy
for the winner Of the highest mum
Der OF sets.
The first OF the women's doublei
were played last evening. when th'
Misses Elizabeth Mckay and Greti
Toner defeated the Misses Ann'
Lancaster and Anne Toner. two ou
Of three sets. losing the first Sc
by a score OF TO 2. then winning
the last two sets by the scores OF
to and to 2.
Z. S. Porter and family, who hav
been residing in one Of S. s. Deem
er's bungalows. have moved INT
| apartments in the Jefferson House
Delaware street and the Strand
Mrs Porter has opened her beaut
parlor in this apartment.
Several accidents occurred durin
the game Of Kid Kelly's Au-star
and the New Castle Reserves. las
evening. Carlysle Tobln, a promis
ing young catcher. sustained thre
fractured fingers OF his right hand
during the third inning. Dr. Juilu
Dodd reduced fracture. Paul Rec
was forced to retire from the gam
in the fifth inning. he being run int
by Paul Kern. who was running {
third base; Merton White. who r.
placed Tobin as catcher for the Re
serves In the third. was injured o
the right hand in the sixth inninl
being hit by a ball: Paul Ker
spraine his right ankle in the sixt
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
MINQUA TRIBE ON
VISIT TO TOWNSEND

The degree team OF Minqua Tribe.
No. 8. l. o. r. NJ. OF this city. trailcd
TO the hunting grounds OF Townsend
and conferred the adoption degree
on a large class OF palefaccs for Mo-
hawk. No. So. Of Townsend.
The members OF the degree team
OF MinQua Tribe on this trip were:
Louis j. Lingo, Jr.. captain; Andrew
Johansen, prophet; James LeFevre,
sachem; James IT. Bedford. senior
sycamore; John Ferrier. Junior sag
amore. David Abbott and George
Gibason. sannaps; Daniel Gabkie. A.
r. Purse. L. Crowl and George Con-
ner. braves: James McGeachie. W. A.
Freeiand. f. n. Parker and L. n.
Cox. warriors; A. r. Pemberton and
r. Phillips. scouts; Thomas Grant
James Eberhart and John Johansen
property men.
Deputy Great Sachem Charles Dy-
beck. the speaker OF the evening
gave an Interesting talk to the newly.
adopted members and few words Of
encouragement 20 greater activity Of
the older members.
James II. Bedford. s. s.. OF th'
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
Amawsemnemts
HUNDREDS AT TOY HUNT.

HUN DifEDS Al IO1. HUNT.
Hundreds Of children attended the
toy hunt at Shellpot Park yesterday
afternoon and about 500 OF them
who found the lucky tickets hidden
In the park came away with toys.
There was also an amateur enter
tainment and the little people who
took part did splendidly and a num-
Der OF them were awarded prizes
The park management is now coh-
sidering the matter OF giving a gro
Gerry hunt at the park. and II this
is done orders OF groceries will be
given to the finders Of the tickets
instead Of the toys
At the amateur entertainment by
children which preceded the toy
hunt at Shellpot, 500 people were
unable to get seats in the theatre TO
see the entertainment. The pro-
gram consisted Of a piano duet by
Emma and Robert McLane. a gypsy
dance by Pauline Elliott, an Egyp-
tian dance by Anna May Boyer, a
Hawaiian dance by Mary Fineriy
and a Hungarian dance by Mary
Cassidy. The cash prize for the act
getting the most applause went %
Mary Finerty. Anna May Boyer re-
ceived the second prize. Pauline FL
lott the third and Mary Cassidy tho
fourth. The girls prizes were hand
some manicure sets In leather cases.
Emma McLane was given a silver
napkin holder and Robert McLane
was given a watch.
Brandywine Springs Park Is
catering to a large number OF peo-
pie and many are taking the trolley
ride to the park because IL Is INC
longest ride which can be taken on
trolley line in the State.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
POPPIES FOR BOUQUET

You'll love loose bouquets Of pop
pies on your library table during
these fall days. Think Of the red
ones against the dun tones Of your
room. with perhaps a shaft of light
striking across one sidel
But they're so short-lived. you
say?
Not at all
Cut them when the buds stand
upright. Take them straight to the
house and stick about an inch of the
stem in a gas fame for a half min
ute. Put them in water and the fol-
lowing morning you will find them
beautifully opened.
There's character 10 a bouquet Of
these arranged loosely with sprays
OF grass
Evening journal., 1921-08-24

team. was introduced as a candidate
for election to the Office OF Great
Junior Sycamore at the next Great
Council meeting in October.
other speakers were John Ferrier.
James LeFevre. Andrew Johanscn
and Milton Ferguson OF Usage Tribe.
Wilmington. who gave an Interest,"
ing talk on the meaning OF true Red
manship.
After topping on pleasant even-
ing with some refreshments. the
visitors loaded into their truck and
autos and departed for their own
hunting grounds.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
GERMANS USE WHALE
MEAT FOR HAMBURGER

VANCOUVER. b. C.-The German
taste for hamburger seems 70 be
greater than their supply Of meat
with which to make it.
At any rate, exports OF whale meat
from this port TO Germany are rap
idly increasing. II was said that
whale meat was to be used in the
manufacture of hamburger in Ger
many. and that in many cases it was
actually preferred 70 any other in
gredient.
The latest shipment OF whale meat
left here recently abroad the Hol-
land American freighter Noorderljk.
Another will follow shortly.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
AT THE RIAIro

David Graham Phillips most fam
Gus story The Grain Of Dust" is
the booking today and tomorrow at
the Rialto Theatre. II Is a re-
markable story presented in the best
style Of this noted writer. The
method Of the story and its striking
scenes have been faithfully repro
duced on the screen. The cast Of
the piece IS headed by that sterling
actress Lillian Walker who is also
playing at the Arcadia in The Wo-
man GOD Changed" Edith Day,
Ramsey Wallace and Corene Uzeu
are others in the company.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
FASHIONS AND FADS.

A black velvet gown has wide
sleeves and panel ends Of Chinese
red velvet printed in gold.
White cloth capes lined with blue
crepe de chine are worn with dark
marine blue costumes.
A child's pink linen frock has its
scailops bound in blue linen, and Is
sashed with blue velvet.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24

weeks at wildwood. have returned
home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph n.
carp. rector Of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. who have been on an ex-
tended vacation trip, are expected
home Saturday. Mr.. carp will be
in charge OF the services in the
church Sunday.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
PosTPoNE opEN,ArR sERv1on

The Rev. B. w. Gilbert, OF Edge
Moor M. e. Church. has announced
that there will be no open-air
services tomorrow evening as Gus
tomary for the past nve weeks. The
open-air meetings win be resumed
on Thursday evening, September L
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
FIRST DELAWARE REUNION.

The First Delaware Battery Asso-
citation will hold a reunion at She'll
pot Park tomorrow. Those wishing
to attend should get into COM
municauon with A. J. Rumford.
secretary.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
INVENTORY AT PULLsrAN's.

Employees OF the Pullman Conn
pany will be given a holiday on
Saturday, officials announced, in
order that an inventory may be
taken.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
AT THE SAVOY.

From the modest young maid to
an eloping Alliance OF a social para
site. and then a neglected wife Of
convenience, are rapid transitions
experienced by Elaine Hammer
stein. as Mavis Cole in her new
Selznick picture THE Girl From
Nowhere" which Is now showing at
The Savoy Theatre and will be con-
tinued for the balance Of this week.
II il a pleasing performance in
which the star furnishes one Of the
best characterizations Of her career.
The added comedy attractions are
featured by Harold Lloyd support
ed by Bebe Daniels in The Tip"
and Snub Pollard in his newest COM
edy entitled Name the Day" which
make an unusually laughable pro
gram in connection with the main
feature production.
Evening journal., 1921-08-24

Try going out In the open and enjoy
inc the numerous sane amusements at
Brandyseins Snrinna Park--Adu-
Evening journal., 1921-08-24
$40 Breakfast Room Outfit,
Complete 1888

Golden oak In Colonial design;
6x42 extension table: 4 chairs
covered with brown Spanish
leathorette.
IA Brofhers-FoURTH FLOOR
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Sanitary Matters
Occupy Councils
Chief Attention

Matters nsriainh.r % sarltary con-
fflnrr in mo rIrf furmfi ne rrir-
rinai foair n diacuHsi0e "a tho reef-
irr ~ fha city coun-f in tho ccur.
600 ahnntaf 81 thc clfv building ilet
night City Sanitary Inspector j. a.
fIltfietfrn was INSTRUCTED 70 file
ehcfres against viqitfors ~ she sani-
tarr rulNf.
Applications for reductions 81 rsi-
nation ~ sarabie properly ir sever
al Instances were refused rifF aer
rfNfg fnhr Bartlett reported that iaN
better rate row fhnr fuflrE uetefn-
Itr boz taaf icrE aeiinGucdi Iv
VIII 30 on hard nrirsr rlanv ne0aie
remit their aeFresfnorfs me cify
has announced f4 intent Irr ~ bring
iug Immediate aui' against tenrqueff
ftH payers
o. p Is teernssiefd ard comml.-
airrrr Grant errf appointed q crm-
mlttCr tn rfrfff wIfh committee from
f1H CrrfnsfrrIal aHt0fifflon director.
rfn rrrartirE che ni'fr tatl house
property offer
s-nnr chief ~ Police Jack Hardr
~rr rrH mafrtrf M frte notice
na merchants ftaf the sIdevais vas
0f f display uulrHfH ard t1lf
rlfr.narfise niue' 20 aiserfiesd in
uirflua RI rfnrfiei0e ffpf within ih@
hnid'Hte
fnronsrerre ess made fhaf a
I1irfa iH rrFtlra tfUlrf1rIly OIL
fhr paNco force Write Mrr fiurr1rs
a.fInr Dol NlH Hsri iff ff hnrsA H-
90 f. eos ulfer varte
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Old Lloyd Pier
Paing TO Be Used
For Structure

Application Tor permission ~ huiif
q fish house 90 me beach property near
tho foot ~ Mann afrcfi and Greet
uicr using 81 q foundation The piles
which formerly slprogfcd LLOYD a
pieae1rc nlar. was granted DT tar city
council last niEht THE rier would
be- huit Ger uae in tfhlne PURPOSES.
permlssior has been rr1cucrf from TIE
owner ~ the rHinE % make usc ~ o.
IA vas auuoui rrd Nv the p1flt mahinE
the Application
flttle debate was pcrgsiunet over ine
appiicafion. the meulhers 40 III cpuu-
"a voting 20 arant & unanimously. mo
pliink, the only remaining part W ne
1ld pleasufr pier has neen tHe snnirct
~ uuch carnlfalnt recently ane q nNnl.
Der % sugEestlons have been advanced
fnf rttthDds az removing iNc .funnr
from shc water Building nf fhe rifr
esIi ohyiair this objection ie tpntaf' o.
srers % ~ believed
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Well In ArteSian
Park to Be Put
In Good Order

Advertisements for b.fs far cleaning
roo well m hrfernn paris uui b0 re-
'rffeI hr enc city immediately The
waTh on expected Oh require au errrn .
boz completed eiihin short time aff-
or use aaarfirF ~ she contract f1s
trsn srrUantFt
THE Wrffched condition 90 the urI
tfe sulphur water from which i1 Hd-
Frf'IHt1 extensively nH one m gre nrfn.
ciHnl attractions ~ corpus ChrInfl vaH
preached st tho meeting % thc city
r0uIrh iasf HIFff ard motion uHr
rrHrrf fn authorize CnmwIsrunfr ~
Packs and Public inurnfrmeuiH Grant
60 announce fhe receiving ~ BIDS
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BILL WoULn kBollsH
ARKANSAS COMMISSION

w. TEE tsarnfafaa 1855
LITTLE ROCK arR Jan. .i -r-A
rahstltuta hli providing f1r tho aboi-
isnmtnf 20 fhe corporation cnfuu' -HHlnn
fr hrfHnest uaf introduced TO-DAY in
fha uunfr bids ~ thf legislature
Ths hHi Vhirh faifnwH tHe aimfuia-
elrnr, .fsinrs offices ord hurrans
WuuIt uaEe tne secretary ~ state tho
state fuditor ana treasure com pose 1n
honnrarf fsIlroad commission end
would rroY a. Cor thr orrFafinn ~ nuh
nc utilities under local franchises l-
atead % under indriorminsf permits
from tho corporation commission as A.
present
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Tar Heel Farmer Says It's
Nothing Less Than Won
derful Way Tsnlac Has
Helped Him

rffe nrf fWu bottles ~ Tin'lf
eehrf sal1 A p f0tnef. rri -trHuH
farmer ~ walnut Cave. H. O. D. p -.
$50
Hffp fo ihf time 8 began fasinT Tam
nr ! had ruf leen abs fr cat rluafo
meal Iu fifteen years without suffer
Ins Afterwards. AFTER fafina ] would
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Eg'G&1pZ!
Presentation and Bsoau.,.

The Corpus Christi c6mmaraary A..
p. kninhtH Tempisr. rriarf,irrf ~
tn1innay evening with one ~ fha lac
Aftalrs ever given 81 tfn 49,
lug, We pccnHlun being fta fr.rr.la -.
ipn o. handsome satin United gfaff.
l.Ns WIN hand -cmboiftre1 sfars t.
s''s women ~ Nufces Chapter ~. 81 e
w n.ithte Iemplar. The hau uar
vnSpfat'd ~ red. white and hiuo ,yift
fefAs and DOT nawcra. Tbs foiloe'ir,
EOgran WAS Rlsent
Amer lca---A Hhitnrr
infccaiion- Dr Henry Austin
mn. -. " eif ArH. Dora o. Olsen
worthy Mhiron
:, Suarioite- Sis. J. b. Todd. ,frs 81
p. Lester David Peel ana b. O.. caid-
heaflng- Mra. Kaiser.
Orchestra selection
Iin1o Dpsi-Mrs D. b Todd. Mirs
hemarks-uf Austin.
Peel.
nasis can "ro the coiors~ -iavens
Stewart and Grf1nH iIoanrp.
flag Presentation arid Acenrtancf.-
yititef. n Nucrla chapter d ~ s.
MI. MOODY fHf worthy granf ala
IRON = ~. TODD. Joseph Wolfe Mari
lorle TODD ~ f.nUlse Chauran
Star tpangird DlUuaf--A Audience.
Revue N Past Patrons nrf M1frarn
- Nucrea Chapter and rasf rrminar-
GER q @. O. Cuauninlerg~ MrH 81
H Lester
Grand Mareh--ofeb esffa
The pqrgram was fDr Impressive
throughout Following flo Uuele caII
~ TOE ColofH the nas wns brought
li. carried fy Joseph tiln1y Mnrfufle
tood snd ~ LouiFr rhrur0I SIR
Moody. rNfi worthy Strand m1fr01.
made the rrHenieficn ard 2 d. Todd
..eineni commander accepted fhH gsf
lights wfrr turned ouf and "a spotlight
focused ua The nTr, making an Imurna-
eve Ard htrutfti nlhiHfl fnr Str
Kniahfd being iu dress uniform and Zoo
women m tfn Eastern STAR u white
with rcd white ana blue rHqa
imnedlnf0iF foiluwlnr ne program
tho tir knignfs together with the or
ficera ~ thr Eastern Star and fhf com
fisndHrr. were escorted into thH bau-
qust hAl hy the cnrducfrnasfs ~ Nue.
COS Chapter AIRS. Y " Todd and MrH
A. ~. CrrupFf where HrafH ~ honor
nad been reserved f1r them a fnur
courfn dinner Wna served fn nh0Hf 1oH
auHsff ty rQunr wrnfr ~ fHn Eastern
Star. wearing whffn costumes with
red. white and tiur eann
Tho eminent munrIfr q I Todd
whose birthday Do naH $500 presented
Nth birthday cake covered with fHr
andes and lir1 "a rif from fno Off
GERS ~ Nueees Chapter
Munio was Furnished hv Mise Brad
Icy and Airs. A. 81 hilehDr F.uIlaiafa.
end Mira ~ p Le-ior rinnlHt
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TIE women ~ the altar society of
A. Patrick Z Cathedral wiii have faad
enft M the Nuects Tea and Coffee
store today from 900 m. te 500 D.
m Home cakes. pies. &c. VIII
Ec sold
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Thrr. mrmral arfisfF hrf~fnfcrf un-
Known fa rnrruf ctfsfi wll appear
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