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The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Opinions S
of Other
Ed i t O r S
Brief Comment From
Leading Newspapers
Throughout Nation
New York World

OF course there must be an in
quiry. When three naval officers
start of in midwinter for Bafhu Bay
or the Klondike or somewhere else
in a balloon. with a Commissariat Of
eight sandwiches and thermos
bottle OF coffee and a railroad fold
er by way OF chart, and leave some
thousands OF dollars worth Of gov
ernment property spiked on a sub
Arctic spruce in Canada, q few
questions are appropriate.
But Congress should not mistake
the nature Of this tragedy that just
missed fire and turned out a comedy.
1t is not a Government Printing Of
fCe Blue Book in seventeen fat vol
umes. 1t is a kipling story. inClud-
ing even, and especially. the final
outbreak OF nerves overstrained by
hardships and dangers and enforced
COmpanIOnship in close quarters
and infamed theories of the literary
opportunities presented by the eX-
plot.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Mrs. Horning's Estate to Sons

Mrs. Mary Horning, by her will
dated April 9, 1920, leaves her son,
George D. Horning, the premises at
213 and 215 F street northwest to be
held in trust. The income from
these properties is to be paid TO a
son, John Horning. The balance of
the estate is to be divided between
the children of George D., John and
Harry HorninR.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Aid For Austria.

The decision of the allied conference to sur
ender certain financial claims against Austria
nder the treaty OF ST. German is one step,
hough perhaps not very long one, in the right
irection To have adopted the French proposal
making anothsE advance to Austria would have
cen to continue Me policy OF the past, which Of
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
New York World y

Sir Robert Horne, president Of the
British board Of trade, is making the
suggestion in published interview
that the United States cancel its war
loans to Great Britain on condition
that that country shall cancel its
loans to France and other Euro
pean allies. He would have a for
giveness Of debts all around" These
European war debts to the United
States must be paid, il at all. mostly
in goods which would compete with
those in the manufacturing interests
aforesaid and keep down their prices
to the American people.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
THREE FOREIGN LEGATIONS
HAVE AGRICULTURAL ATTACHES

Three foreign countries now have
agricultural attaches in Washing
ton. DR.. Soren Sorensen is agri-
cultural advisor attached to the
Danish Legation. Serbia has as her
agricultural representative DR.. Agr.
Dobroslav Todorovic, while DR.. Ru-
dolf Kuraz represents Czecho-Slo-
vakia in a similar capacity. 1t is
understood that Sweden will soon
send an agricultural attache to this
country. W. D.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
WHITE" is LIGHT
PRODUCED AT 5000 DEGREES.

What is white?" is the question
that has been answered by Irwin G.
Priest OF the Bureau of Standards.
It is an important question. Color
standards for all sorts Of things,
from paint to dresses, and from oil
to glass. depend on just what
white" is. Mr.. Priest has de-
termined what spectral distribution
Of light is required to produce what
is known as the gray sensation"
The results are expressed in
terms of the temperature which a
light source would need to have in
order to appear white" Mr.. Priest
explained. AN incandescent fila
ment as it grows hotter gets whittier
and whittier, until finally il we could
get some material that would stand
the very high temperature Of 5000
degrees Fahrenheit, pure white light
would be emitted. Sources hotter
than this would appear blue"
Mr.. Priest said that pure white
light has been produced by suit
able optical apparatus and that his
measurements checked by other OBJ
servers hava shown that the hue
less sensation, commonly called
white or gray, would be excited by
the light given off by a so-called
complete or ideal radiator at that
high temperature
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Sometimes one wonders what Senator
Borahs position would have been as TO disarm-
ament, if it had been proposed by President
Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Mr.. Schwab has discovered that it is not
necessary to die to get flowers and glowing
obituaries; with stalwart man, few tears are
all sufficient.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

The Illinois woman who tasted forty-eght
days to make her husband join church, reduced
her weight to 100 pounds. How did he ever
dare defy her.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
One Pelt Brings S565.

MONTREAL Feb. 2.-The hiEhess
price paid for fur at the auction
sale here was realized today when
f565 was bid for a silver t~g -
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Department of Agriculture meeting

Central High School, this evening.
o'clock Newest agricultural
motion pictures, talk by Dr.. Z. n.
Ball. assistant secretary, and
vaudeville
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

DO not Judge all moving pictures by their
titles. Most OF them not nearly shocking
wicked as the bibOards might indicate.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Instead of a news item stating that Lenine
has been assassinated again-or yet, why does
not someone prove it?
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Frequently when good wife thinks she
has been talking to her husband, she finds she
has merely been talking at him.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
philadelphia Public Ledger

The House is already an unwieldy
body, too large for the most erIeC-
tive service and one in which Sc
rious debate has degenerated into
speechmaking for political eTect
through the too generous pages OF
the Record. One result is that the
real work of the House is done in
committees, and while the reseating
Of the chamber and the removal OF
the individual desks have effected
some improvement, the general i'm
preston which the House in session
gives the casual visitor is one OF
confusion and inattention.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Ii the United States would elect three
Presidents instead OF only one there might be
some chance OF rcunting the CoN-Bryan- Nc
Adoo party.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03

Sometimes it is easier to pare appropria-
tions than to readjust the parings
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Depnrtment of AgrIcuIture. COON

eratiYe Extension Work Confer
enCes, today. Programs on crop
estimates, information and publi-
cations, and home economics.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Entomological society. New Nation-

al Museum. this evening, at S
o'clock. Notes on the Classifi-
cation OF Syrphidae," by DIT. r.
{. shannon; Food Plants and
Adaptation of Tree Hoppers," by
DR.. f. d. Ball; Extract from
Fenton's Review of Faber's
Work" by DR.. L. o. Howard.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
NEW RIVAL FOR
GREENWICH VILLAGE.

New York has another" village,
quite as rich in historical episodes
and romance as the famous Green
wich Village. yet one seldom hears
of it, That is Chelsea Village.
named after the old soldiers home
district in London, and which eX-
tends from Nineteenth street to
Twenty fourth street, and from
Eighth avenue to the Hudson River.
1t was once a quarter of highly in
teresting homes, but to a very large
extent business has wiped out the
old social atmosphere.
Who does not know the little
poem familiar to children the world
over: The Night Before Christmas? ?"
1t was written by Clement c. Moore,
whose home was on the corner OF
Ninth avenue and Twenty-third
street. Although a theologian and
scholar of great attainments, his
fame lasts as the author OF those
simple lines. which were first pub
lished anonymously in 1922 in a
newspaper in Troy, n. Y. The
Moore homestead site forms part OF
the grounds of the General Theo-
logical Seminary.
Copyright, 1891, Public Ledger Co..
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
STRANGERS CAUSE
HOUSE SHORTAGE.

Much Of the high rent and
scarcity of large apartments in the
fashionable hotels. clubs and fiat
houses of New York is due to an
influx Of strangers from other cities.
part-time residents they might be
called with correctness. That idea
Of establishing and maintaining q
permanent extra or duplicate home
in the nations metropolis has
grown until it is estimated that
more than $500 Of the best living
suites on Manhattan are occupied
by persons who vote elsewhere
Louis X. Liggett. the drug store
king, who has a magnificent home
in Boston. reCentIv leased one of
the finest apartments in new Fifth
avenue building. Levy Mayer, the
corporation lawyer, maintains his
main home" in Chicago, with
branches in Manomet. Mass. and
New York. Myron T. Hcrrick. for
mer Ambassador. has a palatial
home on Euclid Heights. Cleveland,
but he lives most of the time in
the Carlton House, Forty seventh
street and Madison avenue.
Those are but examples, the list
is a long one Aside from the rent
they pay, their food, with amusc-
ments and upkeep of automobiles
and their servant hire, those part
time citizens contribute nothing di-
rectly to the great city where they
pass the larger portion Of their
time. 1t explains the lack of civic
pride that one finds in many of the
fashionable districts, peopled, as
they are. by folk with their real
home ties elsewhere, who simply
pay their way and let it go at that.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
New York World }

Partly for reasons Of economy, the
House refused to increase its mem
bership from 435 to 4S3, but the de-
clsive objection was that the House
as a legislative body, had already
reached the limit of unwieIdiness.
On that point there was no room for
serious argument. The Census Com
mittee. in a spirit Of accommoda-
tion. had recommended that forty
eight new members be added, solely
in order that, under the new reap
portionment, the representation OF
no State should be smaller than at
present. Very wisely the House re-
jected It's advice and defeated a
scheme that had been furthered bv
log-rolling methods. It was an un-
usual victory for common sense.
r = =
Cleveland Plain DeaIerD
1t was pointed out that the in
crease would cost the nation one
million dollars year. Just at this
time the American people are in an
economical frame OF mind It is not
inclined to look with favor on sense
less expenditures. To waste a mil
non dollars year in order to make
the House Of Representatives more
unworkable than It now IS would
hardly have met with public ap-
proval. The argument was unan-
swerable, and the big house" ad-
vocates were compelled TO wilt.
The result is a notable triumph OF
sanity. With 435 Representatives in
Congress every State Is going to
have all the representation IL de-
serves. Instead Of enlarging the
House II is highly desirable that its
size be reduced. To cut down Is
probably impossible, but 70 increase
should be rendered equally impos-
sible.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-03
Scientific
Notes and
Comment
Calendar of Meetings;
Activities of Societies
In Washington.

Society of American Foresters
Washington Section, Wilson Nor
NAL School, this evening, Sis
o'clock. James w. Girard will
speak on Labor in Gyppo Log
ging and Fire Fighting"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

era un boschet de Lilac 81 sc stre-
cura in ell, urmarind miscarile
lui Titu.
Cind auzi ca Titu pronunta Gu
vintele: 'iCriminala. Da, e crimi-
nall" tresari 81 un zimbet de
multllmire flutura pc buzele Ell.
.Nu Sc misca din loc, 'astepdnd Gil
resuflarea oprita sd vaza ce va
urma, 81 peste citeva momente,
cind Titu isbucni in pl1ns ii zise
'Sunt nenorocit. Mi-am legat
viata Gu criminala. Doamne
Ce sd ma fac?'' Sc retrase din
boschet, trecu pc alec, inaint;i
catre el 81 oprindu-se in fata lui
ii puse nina pc umeri ziclndu-i
Gu o voce dulce 81 melodioasa:
''Nu te mai framinta die Titu
ca It'll faci rau. Al sd te pr&pa-
desti. Gindeste-te la copil"
Iva nFma)
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ment, fara nici ezitare. Astazi,
insa, aceiasi rasvratitori din cauza
censurii mentin Gu indaratnicie
81 sub tOate pretextele.
Caci, cum bine a spus dl l. Ca
maraSescu atentatul mizerabil lie
la Senat nu este vina preset orr a
libertatii scrisului cind ell s'a in
timplat tocmai sub regimul de
censura 81 stare de asediu.
Subliniind toate cele de mai
sus, tragem pentru opinia publ
ca inca 0 caracteristica a politi-
cianismului romin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
POSTA REDACTIEI

George Soldatu, Woonsocket
Il. I. - Da, al dreptate. In pri-
mul moment 81 moi ne-am scanda-
lizat dar ce sal faci daca n al ce
face? Spune-mi Gear folosi daca
am exploada, moi de aici, pc carl
nimeni nu ne baga in seama !
Acolo Sc prea mareste faptul 81
Use cinta hosanele.
La urma urmei poate sd fic 81
bun 81 sd aduca foloase cauzei
Cine site? Salutari.
loan Neagu, Massillon, o. =
Da, s'a primit 81 s'a raspuns Ia
Posta Redactiei inca de atunci
Vii multumiri. Salutari.
G. Berd0c, st. Louis, Mo. =
Gel mai mare 81 mai bun aparut
pima acum este Loillot. lie putet
capata de la orr ce librarie Prin
cipala din Bucuresti de pild;
Socec, Alkalay. Scricti numai nu
mele librariei 81 orasul 81 sufi
cient.
NihaH Feresan, ZeNenople. Pa
= Cuvintul plasa insemneaza
parte dintr 'm judet. Tn judet
impartit in mai multe plasi. E 81
nonim GU cuvintul ''cerc" Gun
era intrebuintat in Transilvania
find Comitatul 1mpartit in ma
multe cercuri Plasa mai 81 {
pima facuta din sfoara Gu car
Sc prinde peste 81 articulat Sc zic'
plasa. Cuvintul Silvani trebue S;
fie un hume, numele unei comunc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
CETITI 81 ABONATI
ZIARUL "AMERICA"
INSTI|NTARE

Gu luna aceasta intram in un
alt An nou de afaceri 81 nu am
dori ca sa lasam datoriile cele
vechi sd Sc ute.
Stiti proverbul ''Datoria este
ca ria" din ce o lasi Sc intinde
mai multi.
Deci. prin aceasta rugam pc
onoratele Societati a achita toate
bilurile pentru publicat:uni, IT,
parituri 81 Calendare de pc anul
trecut sa nu astepte nimeni a sc
trimete acelas bill de 2 sau 3 ori.
Rog in special pc D-nm prese-
dinti a Sc interesa de bilurile
noastre 81 ale achita.
Nu am dori ca sd avizam Gu nu-
mele pc Gale ziaristica datornicii
- dar daca lipsa va cere o vom
face. In speranta ca modesto noa-
stra rugare va fl ascultata am ra-
mas Gu toata stima:
81 Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
DARE DE SEAMA 81
MULTUNuTA PUBLICA
(Urmare din No. 6.)

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ~. S. Desteapta-te
Romine-Hora Unirii'' din De-
troit, Mich. avind Marea festivi-
tatea Nationala GU ocazia sfinti-
rel Drapelului de Unire, tot odata
avind Dams 81 Teatru in seara de
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PERF|D|A I0MENEASCA
Roman Contimporan
De q. +. PASCU

tumit ca nu poate v0rbi Gu ca de
cit in fata directorului inchis0a
rel sau al intendentului. Suzana
Sc interesa in fie-care ri de copil
81 povatuia pc Titu sa faca tot
posibiMl ca Arnold sd nu afle ca
e arestata.
Clothilda ingrijea de menajul
easel 81 de cOpil Gu affiliate
demna de cea mai 'buna gospodi.
ma 81 mama, 81 cind il vedea pc
Titu ingindurat il consola 81 OH
cuvinte carl merg la inima cauta
sal descreteasca fruntea 81 sal
aline durerile.
Ministrul de Justitie. s'a opus,
Gu toata stsruinta adyocatului 81
a lui Titu, Ia convocarea unei &C.
stunt extra ordinare . Curtei Gu
Jurati, zicind ca in imprejurarile
prin care trece tara nu vrea q
dea caEului 0 importanN prea
mare, care n face zsrvS mare Il
asitstii A opinis publicI, - =
prsesa urma = se judece a -
I ~ toamna y cnrtej q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

blica, de cit numai daca ar fl nu
nit din oficiu, fara plata.
Adv0catul Duval, aflind c;
Titu umbla sa angajeze alti ad
vOcati la TRIMS lm billet in car,
ii face cunOscut ca angajamentu
sal considere ca nul, sa-si caut,
alt advocat 81 sa vina sal ina
pOieze actul 81 acontul.
Titu s'a dus intr 'un suflet Il
el, rugindu-l sd nu rupa angaja
mentul, dar II "a fost chip sa-l in
duplece, 81 plecat abatut, des
nadajduit.
Intrind intro cafenea, in care
mergea de obiceiu, niste client
carl erau La masa appropriate 81
pc carl ii cunostea din vedere
vorbeau despre crima sevirsita dc
sofia lui, privindul semnificativ
pima cind unul din ei Ia indica1
unui al treilea Gu degetul.
A crezut ca cade tavanM pc ell
Ma asteptat sd vina cafeaua. Sd
ridicat 81 pasi sovaitor catrc
esire, dar fu ajuns de chelner
care ii spuse ca pus cafeaua pc
masa. A dat o piesa de cinci
franci, 81 fara sa astepte sd Use
dea restul a plecat. Obrajii ii ar.
dea ca foe1ll. Capul q fnceput sa-i
hnieasca. Esind din cafenea, uita
Cd a VENT cu antomobilnl si 4
plecat pc JOS, impleticindase ca
un ON beat pe trotuarele fncinse
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
ABONATI ZIARUL
..AMERICA~

I de soarele lui Cuptor. De la Cafe
| nea pima i'll Sablonville mer.
| trei ore, Gu capul lasat pe pept
/! Gu palaria trasa pe Ochi, crezlni
ca toata lumea il cunOaSte 81 j
fixeaza Gu privirea. Cind Sc co
teasca pc Rue de Nord, pc care
locuia, citi-va copii S 'au luat dupi
ell, dintre care unul zise:
"Asta-i barbatul ucigasei Lu
ciei Seruais.''
'Da, il cunosc. Mama zicea Cd
0 sa fie taiata pc esafod" ras.
punse unul din Ell.
''Nu, ma, la ghilotina, asa zice
tata, interveni fetita ca de zece
ani'' 81 vorbele copiilor cadea,l
pc inima hli sbuciumata ca niste
sageti dnrosite.
Iuti pasul sd scape de eli 81 In
trind pc poarta in loo sd intre in
casa Sc fndrepta spre gradina
impleticindu-se, gaia sd caza, 81
sezind pc banca din dosul casei
Isl puse capul, care ardea ca ia
rul, intre miinile hui osoase 81 sc
lasa prada gindurilor.
Peste cite-va momente incepu
sd Sc perinde inaintea ochilor
tablouri si scene infricosate. See
ma Gu incarcerarea Elenei, Gu bi-
ciuirea Ell, de catre Suzana, care
0 lovea fdr4 mild, Gu data salb4-
tacit4 de cruzime; scena scrierei
testamentulli, lupta dntre ele,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
ABoNATl zlARul
,,AMERlcA"

Jurati 81 find de-abia la jumata
tea lui Iulie, Suana trebuea 81
stea i'll preventie inca trei lun
de zile.
Suzana aflind hotarirea mi
nistrului Sc irita 81 Sc ruga d,
Titu sc intervina ca sd fie libe
rata pc cautiune.
81 aceasta cerere fu respinsa
Gu toate ca Titu oferi cautiunt
de doua milioane 81 jumatate >
Suzana, intr'un moment de SUI
rescitare acuza pc Titu ca nu ST
intereseaza de soarta Ell asa cum
ar trebui; Cd advocatul nu-i bur
81 n fare nici trecere; indem-
Mindful Sd caute alt advocat.
Titu Sc jura cd el face tot ce i
sta in putinta 81 Sc pricepe ca sa-l
usureze situatia si ii fagadui Cd
va cauta I'm alt advocat 81 ii VI da
tot ce cere numai so poaM libera
pc cautiune.
Ziarl Verite, care 81 pima q.
tunci q avut o atitudine ostila
fat4 de scuzata, q inceput Q cam
panic apriga impotriva liberarii
pc cautiune q 'celei mai fioroase
criminale" 81 Titu era desperat.
Sia adresat Ia trei advocat sl
nici unu ma volt 4 il ep6rarea
Guzsnei. Unnl din ei ia spns ne
ted ck ~ poate - i apxrarea
'nllei eriminale care . casi con
danapa ~ 1at<easa opinie ph'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
LIBERTY BoNDURI 81
MARC1 DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa de
schimb. Room PIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De-
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima la orele 6 p. IN.
(Adv) (2-4-6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
4 M1I

(73) /Nl
Lua declaratiunile legalizate
ale declaration 81 Sc duse La Sis
tov, unde scoase 81 actul de botez
al tatalui Blenei, 81 pleca la
Paris. In zece zile, carl pentru
Suzana s'a parut ca au fost zece
veacuri, s'a re1ntors, spre bucu-
ria Suzanei, pc care advocatul 0
asigurase Cd w scapa.
Advocatul gasi actele abuse de
Titn de mare valoare pentru a.
p1rarea clientei sale. Origina Bull
93reasca q Eenei in timpM de
faf6 era o chestie bine venita si
Suzana capdta inca o doza puter.
Mica de speranta ga va Fl achi-
4st4. Achitat4 81 de justitia ONE
neascs mar mai ii avut nici o
mnstrare de cuget 81 ar ii trait
A Titu, care o iubea Il idolatrie,
q syi.t1 fericitd.
ita . vizits de cite donx ori
Ife il edueindu-i ~ - Aredes
I ece pl1eefe =
~ = n - q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11

pima cind in cele din urma Suza.
na, a reusit sa Sc urce pc Elena
81 sd infiga miinile in gitul Ell, 81
Use parea ca vede Gu ochii
sgiiti 81 Gu limba scoasa, strin.
gind victima care era Gu fata in
jos; ca dupa acea sd apara ia.
'blOurile Gu scenele cind intrat
la victima Ell mOarta. Cum stro-
pit-o Gu gas 81 Id dat foe, cum
dupa aceia a reintrat 81 a adunat
ce-a mai ramas din corpul victi-
mel 81 lea iarullcat in cazanul din
spalatorie, ca sd piara Gu totul
urmele crimei sale, 81 cuprins dc
un flor salbatic, tremurind din
tot corpul zise Gu vocea tare, ca
81 cind ar Fl raspuns in fata in
stantelor judecatoresti:
'Criminala. Da, criminala"
Clothilda IL vazuse inttdnd pc
poarta 81 sc mira unde a lasat au-
tomobilul. Cfnd s'a apropiat de
casa II vazu ca fOarte aibatut 81
porni sd iasa inaintea lui, dar
vazind ca merge. spre gradina Sc
rezgdndi.
Era pc la patru dupa amiaza.
Amalia era la penetenciar. Sc du-
sese sd duca niste priminei Su-
oanei. Sfatui pc Arnold "a nu
iasa din casa, il ,dadu niste juea-
rii "a alba Gu ce sc distra 81 esi
tiptil in gradina. La spatele ban
eel Pc care sedse Titu de obiceiu,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-11
s T A F I'D E

Ne-au sosit un wagon de Sta
fide din California, de 4 feluri
dupa cum urmeaza:
Tamson Sedles, funtul 26c
Malage, -. funtul 26c
No. 1. Redberry, funtul 16c
No. 2. Redberry, funtul lac
MOI trimetem ordaru in ori 8
ce parte in Statele Unite Gu spe
sele noastre. Scrieti s'au Telefo
natl; ambele Telefoane la:
Central Grocery & Meat Market
665 So. Webb Ave. Alliance, o
(2-4-15 Febr).
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fretal Dsat1o Dahlieain ess .Cast",
sDe vlnsaseNs ~Anuns Ae sAsAterles',
ote, eostA DenfRa 1leearo euvfat 2
CD0gTl - . DaAllcatle. Sab . q centi
~ - DoblleA ni0fe.
rentru DAri Ae seanAs lnvitARa Dc
botea, eanunM san aansuRl 4 eont1 M-
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