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Evening star., 1921-03-06
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

April 16 has been fixed as the date for
the next annual competitive examina-
tions for the graduate scholarships in
Catholic University. These scholarships
were created by the fund Of 100000
donated by the Knights of Columbus to
Cardinal Gibbons, chancellor of the uni
versity. seven years ago. Thus far 12o
students, representing twenty eight
states, have won these scholarships. OF
these. sixty-four have received masters
degrees, eight have been awarded doc
torates and two have received degrees
in electrical engineering. AT present
twelve holders of the Knights of Colum-
bus scholarships are striving for mas
ters' degrees in arts and ten are work
ing for the doctorate in philosophy.
Plans are being made by the hall
presidents at the university for the erec-
ton of a bronze memorial to all students
of the institution who died in the world
war 1t is probable that the proposed
memorial will be placed on the left side
of the entrance to Gibbons Hall.
On the bulletin board in Mcmahon
Hall is posted the proofs of the 1921
Evening star., 1921-03-06
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

CASTOR Hall at Georgetown College
will be crowded with alumni ana
students from all the schools tonight
at the first concert to be given by the
glee and mandolin clubs IN num-
Der of years. Edward P. Donovan,
professor Of music. who planned the
concert to help get the athletic as
sociation out of debt. has arranged a
program that includes a number Of
welI-known local artists.
A large block of. seats Will be taken
by the girls from the Georgetown
Convent of the Visitation, who usu-
ally are loyal supporters Of the social
events at the college. Many out-of-
town alumni, visiting Washington Tor
the inauguration, remained over for
the concert and to renew old ac-
ouaintances among the faculty.
unique features by the large chorus,
assisted by the mandolin club. John
V. Walsh, who is the accompanist,
also will render piano solos. Other
soloists are Miss Agnes Whelan. So
prano; Miss Helen Herrer. violinist.
William Toohey Of the senior class is
president of the glee club. Owing
to the active interest-thct is being
taken in the concert. the students
are considering plans of a brief east
ern tour. taking in. perhaps. Philadel-
phia and New York.
The fourth prize debate of the law
school will be held the evening of
March IS. it was announced by Hugh
J. Fegan, assistant dean. The three
winners of this debate will compete
in the final. which will be held next
month, according to present plans.
The question for debate is THAT
legislation be enacted giving wage
i earners employed by all corporations
engaged in producing the necessities
of life the right to sit on the board
| of directors"
! DIR. Roscoe Pound, dean of the Har-
| ward law school, will lecture at the
| National Museum the evening of
Evening star., 1921-03-06
RESEARCH UNIVERSITY.

The Philippine educational division
of the bureau of insular affairs has
sent Pablo Lucas to Research Uni
versty to study business management
in the College of Commerce. A num-
Der of other young men from the
Philippines are taking courses at the
university.
Mrs. Lois Christensen. former cor
| respondence instructor for the Gregg
Publishing Company. has been en-
gagged to teach a beginning class IN
Gregg shorthand and to demonstrate
how quickly stenography can be
learned when the psychological prin
ciples of habit-formation are careful
ly followed. This class will open
April S.
o. H. Tracy's article on THE Uni
versty as a Unique Educational En-
terprise," was voted the best by the
students of the class in feature-ar-
ticle writing, each of whom had pre-
pared an article.
An European Investigator, writing
in a recent number of the survey.
stated that she found housing and al
ley conditions worse in Washington
than in any city in the United States.
1t was this statement which prompt
ed the university officials to offer a
scholarship contest in order to I'll
rect public attention to TINS condi-
ton. The young man or woman SUD
mitting the best essay on the suo)ect
| What Can Be Done to Improve Al
ley Housing Conditions of the CITY
will be awarded one of three scholarship
prizes.
Prof. Frederick Meyers of the So
GEOLOGY department and President
Rapeer will select three judges TO
determine the relative merits or the
ESSAYS. The contest closes at IL oclock
noon May 2, 1921. 1t is open 10 all per
sons eligible as special or regular STU
dents Of the university.
Dean Newsom of the School of Ac-
countancy will open beginning class
in accounting April 9.
The university has finally decided on
the instruction of students in the use
| of calculating machines. Glass Pc
riods will be from to 1880 or from
1880 to 10 o'clock two nights week.
Miss Lillian Shearer has been ap-
pointed advertising manager of the
new magazine. the Research Light TO
be published by the Research Literary
Association.
Dean Goodwin Of the School Of Com
mercial Art began laboratory work in
color study on Tuesday with his class
| in interior decoration.
| Samuel H. De Vault. expert special
agent of the agricultural division OF
| the census, has almost completed his
courses for his doctors degree.
! Students and faculty are mourning
| the loss of Col. oliver Edwards, who
died at Walter Reed Hospital recent
1ly Col. Edwards was loyal ant
! thorough student of the School of Ac
countancy and brought with him {
number of friends whom he imbuet
with enthusiasm for the cooperative
! non profit making night university
Col. Edwards was a brigadier genera
in the recent war and won distinction
| in active service. The university has
forwarded special letters of condo
lence to his family.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

March II before the school Of foreign
service. DR.. Pounds discourse prom
ises to be one of the most interest
ing of the series of lectures on IN
ternational diplomacy which tne
of the school. has inaugurated:
Friends of the university are invited
to attend all the lectures.
Gov Neff of Texas appointed Elgin
H. Blalock, member of the senior
class of law school, to represent that
state at a meeting of the Manassas
battle-ground Association. held iast
| night at the Raleigh Hotel. MI
dents of the law school. and IS com
mandant of the Washington camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans.
The freshman class at the law
school is planning a big prom 1or
the evening of April I, at the ward
man Park Hotel.
Georgetowns rife team defeated its
strongest rival last week, when 1t
took a close match away from Syra-
cuse University. The score was 93l
to 922. The following Georgetown
men shot the highest scores: \: r.
Morgan, NJ. Z. Maloney, w. III. Amend
E. D. Murphy. Robert w. c. Wlmsatt
r. c. McCann, E. +. McDonough and
G. c. Gilfoyle.
The Hamilton Law Club will hold
a meeting this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in room 446, Senate Once
building. The question for debate
will be- '"That codifcation is prefer
able to the present system OF 5u-
dicial precedent in the United
States" Those upholding the af-
firmative will be Messrs. Sweeney
and BENEFIT. while Messrs. Neary and
Lavery will take the negative side
Robert T Scott, private secretary
to the outgoing Attorney General
and Frank Gibbs, the private secre-
tary of the new Attorney General
are both graduates of the law school
and members of the same class They
received their degrees in 1916. and. re-
gardless of the parting of their po-
litical paths, have remained close friends
ever since.
DR.. Joseph S. Wall. professor OF
Pediatries at Georgetown Medical
School, resigned his chair recently
bringing to an end twenty-three
years of active, loyal and honorable
service as a member of the faculty
of Georgetown University. III health
was the cause Of his resignation
Evening star., 1921-03-06
IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

pledged to membership in fraternltles
Kappa Alpha fraternity. A. Wilson OF
the Law School; Sigma Kappa So
rority, Miss Hazel Balm of Columnl
College, and Sigma Chi, j. X. Lowry
of the Law School.
Walter c. Scott. president OF the
university's Engineering Society. mas
announced that Z. +. Elwood OF the
National Tube Company Will give
an illustrated lecture on prom ore
to Finished National Pipe at meet =
ing of the society at Llsner Hail. .o-'
G street northwest, Monday evening"
March IA. Members of the oprlhs :
Honor Society will serve supper at
o'clock at 2O27 G street northwest
G. Walter Parker. business manager
of the Cherry Tree, student year
book. has announced the appolnlineh'
of John G. Ladd and Miss Bischon a.
solicitors of subscriptions. Ihe pun
cation will appear within a hhon'h VI
two.
The university will open its debaI-
ing season Friday evening at tht
NJ. c. A. The public has been invieeu
to attend. The university this year
ia again a member of a triangular
league. the other members De,ns ZEN;
Swarthmore College and the UNI
versity of West Virginia.
Kappa Sigma recently gave iea- or
NAL dance at the Hadleigh Hotel TOT
the initiates. A tea dance was give"
recently at the fraternity nouse'
Arthur Gronna of Kappa Sigma
who has received the degree OF oacn
elor of arts from the university, Will
register in the Law School.
Alpha Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha
Fraternity has announced the ini-
tiation of Ferris Walker, BENJAMIN
Lehman, Holman Kindle. John Gard
ner. Robert Benner and William Rob-
ertS.
Kappa Alpha Fraternity will give
its annual spring ball Wednesday,
March 80.
Chi Deuteron Chapter of Theta
Delta Chi Fraternity is making prep
arations for it's twenty-ffth ami
versary banquet. More than 100 mem
bers are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
WASHINGTON COLLEGE o
LAW.

The student body Of the Washington
College of Law. at a recent meeting.
subscribed $1,315 to be used in paying
off the mortgage on the school. A CO
incidence in connection with the affair
was that the same number of dollars
were subscribed az is the number of the
new building. 1915 K street.
procedure and Practice in the Mu-
nicipal Court was the subject of an
address by NJ M. Doyle, ex-judge of the
Washington Municipal Court. at spe-
cial Meeting of the junior and senior
classes Tuesday evening.
The junior class of the college is active
in preparing for the annual banquet OF
the institution, which will be held Aprll
9. Two of the principal speakers at the
affair will be c. c. Smith and George
w. Stafford.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

The board of governors of st.
Johns College School of Commerce
and Finance will meet tomorrow
night at the University Club. The
directors are Leo A. Rover. Peter A.
Drury, Michael Holster. Milton Z.
Allies, James p. Mewshaw, Thomas S.
Finnin. Michael G. Mccormick. DR..
Constantine Mcclure. John J. Farley,
John 3. Densmore, Oswald F..
Schuette and Brother d. Edward.
The officers of the alumni associa-
ton and members of the various
committees will meet tomorrow
night at the college.
Mrs S. Gatti, secretary of the La
dies Auxiliary. has called a special
Evening star., 1921-03-06
WIDOW WILL TESTIFY.
Mrs. Jake L. Hamon Will Appear
in Trial of Clara Smith Hamon.

ARDMORE. Okla, March 5.-Mrs.
Jake L. Hamon. widow of the former
Oklahoma national committeeman.
will appear as a witness for the prose-
cution in the trial March 10 of Mrs.
Clara Smith Hamon, charged with
lannon's murder, it was officially dis
closed here for the first time today.
Mrs. Jake L. lannon's name appears
on a list of fifty-two state witnesses
made public today.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
HELD FOR EXAMINATION.
Jesse E. Baker, Baltimore, De
tanned at District Building.

Jesse E. Baker. giving his age as
forty five years and his business as
that of salesman, was arrested in the
District building yesterday by De-
tectives Thompson and Embrey. He
was held for examination as to his
mental condition, Baker said he was
from Baltimore. He spoke freely of
President Harding and Lloyd George
the British premier. said he was a
subject of Great Britain and that he
wanted to get naturalization papers
Evening star., 1921-03-06

1922 year book. Students have been
asked to correct all errors in the data.
All excuses from classes must be pre-
sented for consideration within one week
from the date Of absence, under an order
promulgated by Father Motry, dean OF
discipline.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
SUGAR FIRM BANKRUPT.
Continental Products Files Petition
Showing $5, ,392, 1888 Liabilities.

BOSTON, March 5.-The Continental
Products Corporation, a holding COM
pany for several large sugar concerns,
fled a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy today. Liabilities were placed
at s5,392,2SS and assets at s7o4.S37.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT

At Marine Barracks, tomorrow
at pm. by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra, William
II. Santelmann, leader.
March. Marine Corps In
stitute" BranSon
Overture. "Rakoczy". .keler-Bela
Rustic of SPRING. ..... .Sinding
Scenes from "Faust".... .Gounod
Valse de Concert, Blonde
or Brunette. .Waldteufel
Suite d'Orchestra. From the
South" ............... .Nicode
a. "A Legend from La
Provence" (Allegretto).
b. Moorish Dance Song
(Moderato).
C. I'm the Tavern" (Allegro
Giocoso).
Grand March, Admiration
Wagner
Marines Hymn. The Halls
of MonteZuma-"
The Star Spangled Banner.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
$anffirostpot ottimat $1,000.

Sn6ion, gSig. Hanffirostpot
rD0stiap6t StocfboIn @tote Banfin
5tocfbolnisin, @is. I0belId tatG
poiffno, tpdbdt, idlfeen fpn11nenen
tGtd pGimdn1 ia pafe1ripdf ct.
BouI'in foboe,, nlttontobiiIisfa. Raf-
ioisfaipunfiert poliiieille iE1noitet.
tin afiasta ia be iportioitpot faiffin
teitd.
S. st. Inberion, pa1fin fagiamies
Inroi, etfa roS,pot Ioi1pnt $500 pa-
perirubasia ia $4OO bopeosio.
9dn 1ldti outonobiiIin me1erpan
poiffi 2te Repin'i,. sc ppf6btpi
ponfin eteen ia pffi mics nteni fiial.
le. 9dn tpeti eiiin ppsfp1 ia tpoati
rdboo. @osian,ies rl1peii ontasnoan
iitG blnelle. @rds benfilo ast,,i
ponffii, ia rostpo td6nfi mgipn
hdntd fobti. SifdrletouIiia iltofIi
iiifGbtDneend ulos ia rosspo ieurofi.
Sun bpppdfi nlttornobiiIiin, iofo
oiettin i,opeosti pois. Muto ndbtiin
tielld $ubfon'iin ia len pd6rr61r1nG
usfotoan oletpon ct. Saul.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
4aaipi 8enebiet sttaant iunstaan
Sebtpab'in.

Noo1no. Hnotpi 8enebist ia
iuuri fuuliiufunta otti fDodmelIifes-
ii ipnstoan Gbarles so. tScbiuab' in
ITALIA. asnerifaIainen terdfien mall
raistaio, fesfustelusfaan paoipiit
fansia. nuisteli pierailuigta fdboeH
entiien paa1Din, SEQ aoImannentois-
ia ia Mlls apmnlerennen knnsio, is
Ia,h.i teptppdiiD dinerif fataiies
slla, 1siibestG ftinHiast1x iofo on an.
nettn bdnes lrlonIl lenin Mrffipiispa
9ongbertn1 Dalitietniien foutfn far.
oinaalHii.
FaatDi Benedict forfeasti pIisti
ameriton fanian pioittunoa ioIoilt-
ia ID ontelioiiulitta, pbtG nDtpin fi,in
btlitplsten o1nerffoIaigten, ia oil
illresti ii1nostunut Ner. Gcbipob in
mielipiteiiiin tilnnteestu gbopsDaI-
Ioisfa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
Rc$potuit poStipdunufl
klrjuri kMollat

Zoobern g. Sdrong Dtinnenpolig-
ia firoli felo 2::4O idlfeer, puolen
pditpdn General bospitnoIisfa fuu-
Ian booipoista, iotfa bdn iai nlD0-
bonn periatltni-iltn1la fun tltlteula-
ton mics roslnoii Aortb Coast 2trni-
teo iunan postiauaunua 9tortberrl
Hacifie tieIld, ct. gIouo'in ia Miu.
ileapolin ipdlilla.
Gtrong'la aItllnuttiin ,1elid fertna.
Hosapo oil pddsipt Ifldlle postitpal,-
nltlln nabttdmGIld itiaiien postifir-
ilis.:., pasta. San nlfoi fesfitstele-
nlaan strone'in ia fabbe,, toiien
postifiriurin foitsfo ia pibboin nlads
rdii beibat r1oStauoon tdtenId plos.
\ gtrong lill.li rosDon lasfelporl
Ieiffid ia liifabti niinflsin bdn off
aifonut lpoba bantd, la,loi Sorry
90. gbristenfen, 1897 DaDton aipe-
11iie, Ct. YauI, pfii firilreista. Sit
ten rosiDo nurpnl.
Boliilit ia pogtiDirfailijot eltpat
ole Iopt6r1eet 1lritd1n tooellista ial-
FED rospostn, iofa patent rn1asiann
100000 artpostn registeerottiia
postia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
NGariG ,niebiG ipamsittm Nortbern
Eacifie ppstiinnan marfanbesta.

ct. Eall. Minn. = Yoliiiit oipat
spafunfetlh, ett6 ne fafIi lniest1, iot-
ia tpangitiiin 2ittle 5alls'isia lail-
nntlirln epdiltnnI lliiuuoesfa
aortbern Baeifie possi1naunnn ross
ipoltffeen Iauorltainn, eitpM ole iDDl-
liiet Miebet oiitpat 8ub AIIen ia
gfobert Goro. SeitG pioatetdan fpp-
t0fIeIIG totDaran iparastaniiesto, io-
fa Iopoettiin beio11t ballusioun.
@uirpifin of n1bIn boo,poiit,,nit
fun iberiffin aplilaiiet iaaauuttiDot
beiodt 0ittfe sSoIIs'isio lauantoi'
aomuao ppsiptoistelun ialfeen. Se
oIiipat syorb oittonobiilisid, ionfo
oinisti Ntr. gbgar &eoo. Rao1narei..
Ia ia ppsipid, iotfa lSpbettii1, au'
tosta, aiottfin f6pttda aufonobiilien
marastarniiesia. Nitadn idIfia ei ole
IoDoettp n,iebestd, iofa nffin roSmoii
postimaunlsta 100000.
3. q. Sfrone'1, togfifiriurio,
mnnuttiin fupfettospasti.
@trong'in flntppot,it rosfiwau.
nusfa eiiintpiap6t poliifiaemoIln ia
tooisti,pnt, ettG fofii 2ittIe Sallss
isfo iDnnaittuo n,iestd eispat oueet
i1,narosipot. !.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
1921 VOL. 40
birmumyr$ky raivoaa idd$$d

per1Donalliie5ti tnrfastusto.
Nosluoien li,llnnn oIleen ranta1e.
aianaIla Inn iilna ianpui postln
tansia ia Ieuraiiipat trcfid postl.
forttcriin
Rostimestari George 2otbrop To-
nd aanina ei 1Doiritt Tflddrdtd tpo,
rdstetun postin artpoa, 11iitta nan
llsfoo len npuleDnn iunreen iunl-
moan. 9dn lonoi, ettd moi ottaa tdf.
III eli foline paiipai enneilfuin poi-
fat, iosta posti I1betettiin id Iauffn,
len iiIdIIogt1 ipoibaon fanba tietoo.
Antomobiili I0bbettu.
Boliiiit opat l6ptaneet poroste.
tl,n auton,obiilin, ioto rostpct Fart.
tip1t.
Yostllailfit, ioita oil neIi1, nitoen
aripo ar1pioitt,, nronetii iooatii III.
bannefii bollarifii, oIinot Deifettp
aDarastettuun aiitolnobiiliin fen tal.
feen fun rosmot pafoittitpat fof1re
postipaliDeliiaa nn1fmnann lottialIo.
9osti oil il,lfrl fapu1ut fnprnto.
'ns lailpnlle fun ros!pot aioimat fro.
fin Diereen. aafii rostpoisto petit.
pdt fborniebet ppsipilld iilla aiollo
fun toiiet ottiipat iaoIiin.
Eestitp6ntiebet mp6ntipGt, ettd
ipabittfn moi nou5ta n1elfein iatoan
tubanteen bollariir,. BoliiIit ionolpot
eta apabinfo paperirabasia pfiif1d1n
moi olla foluen ia nelian iobnr tus
bannen oollarin tpdlill1.
Sberiffit poliiiiioufot ia postin
tarfastaiat etIiip1t ieitua toiipoen
I0ptiparld pcStila,ifist ia rosuot.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
eeifbaii peis pman nmpiinulenia.

Sane, aSo.. bel1nif. Is ,. - alrt-
benfpmmenen puoben ifainen III
Gtpan O'sseiI leiffaii ellen aduiulta
5aone Sununitin fairoalasla itiel-
t6dn iiurpii,iolen pois. Fri S'Reil
on orlut fanotun iatronlan plisaafo.
rind 80 ipi,otto ia on ban Iioriffa.
NIT notn 1000 leiftausto fieIld-
2elffa,,stibaiIuubesio oil Idsn6 toI.
me ldafdrid ia iairudnboitn
gaifaIIisto baiumausotnefto tdptet.
Tin tiIniiuisoesfn.
Sri D'geiI moi tdsddn olofnbtei-
fin ndbben bps1ir, ia tpdittdh ban,
eta banen tilanfa on palion parern-
pi, f,lin Off afianlaito olllh,, jos
banet Off nufdtethi.
.NotiIogfobtort" afettui Ietffoiis-
pSpodISe ia pantifn bdnen ielfdniS
toafie tppnpid min, ettd bdn moi bp-
min nab61 tponid ia eros iairoon-
boitointor pibdtti b1nen po1t1dn e.
t,,noiosia, min ettd b6n moi bptuin
n1H6G.
MuutoH,io tinteia Ic'fr
feen faufi,i fobtori, ettd ton iuorifti
tuon siffauffen oiittoiiesti fe,ttia
tpuofii ettd ban boE,fi iaooa fal-
tpiIIe poifdlIiien bu,tmausoineen
ipoifuflhien.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
&4mmcneca utiestG paiittn tpimecu.
paseipaa1 ftsfnsball;a4Dsn. 500
tber ia Sns6ts niiben isufssia.

st. Aug,,st, Ga., Selmif. % p.-
&nIepa preiioerltti Sarbi,g on 70,
pa,llilesti ilmoittanut uiioen miris-
teristo11iG. iofo tulee olemaan leu.
roatpa:
lllfou,aan,inisteri CHARLES 6.
3uebes. rabo-aIiain n,inisteri Arc
rem Rellon, fotolninistcri Scbn W.
@eefs, Dliprofuraottcri Sdrry 80.
Dougbertp. postiballitufien pddllif-
to @tI $. Sans. lniuastmninistcri
Gomin Denbp, ,ilaaiiainministerI
DIbert 8. 9ou. maonpiIietpsminis-
teri &enrp 6. Bauaee. tDoministeri
Somes S. Daipis, fa,,ppan.inistcri
&erbert 1ooaper.
1lmben 1nilristeriston wulintaa on
,aaotetts iinsrella mielentiinnoila.
Monio arpelria iiiben ,ti5oelt on
te6tp. ssDisiain er,naffoarrpslnisil on
ofaEtu oifeaan. futen Snoweriin ia
SuabeeIen n6boen. Soifet niistd
otpot plldtpfiiG. Gritoten lai,posto
ministerin poIir1to oil pcrinbohici-
nen pIldtpg, siIld Scr. Denbpn mimi
on pIIut poigfa faifisto Siiistd lnet-
teIcisfo. ioita on tdbGi, i,affa tcbfp.
afaon rati paot;i, stt;; i'ncatin
on fG1loiIet forfeot ,iinsitpfict mob
ipistettaipat. SitGruarten fofooi,tlti
fenoatti piln,a6rdiietn istit1,fccri bttt
maoIistinn 4 =. i,lloin l,llii prtil,
nerfti cstu., ipirIaas.ia. Ssrallli:sti
ei 1eraoM ,ri;nD len faumelnH:1l IS.
tunnos5nnl,, baitii antaa nahlplstuf-.
ienin 1ll,Delle nrinisrar,sf0Aa &pfo--
naiien fongles4in istnnfo t:ilee ,nabs
DoIIifpsti aHomaarl tpcsta nlaalts-
fHusIa.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1921-02-25
snamalaista ipgtetGan iparfaupesta

DULUTH, winn. 4onstu 5ilto.
ne,l on fltulnsteltalpnnn poltiiloifens
bes'a tiind1n iil,riuarfanS ipptofies-
tG toilesia osteesia. Siltofen tpdite.
ffdadn iparastaneen $3.50 Mrel Gitpu-
Ialta iiIlG nialln fun iDiilnendinis
tullu oil raDafdrol1ld tarlouspopoal.
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