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Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MESSNER' PARTS STOCK REACHES
 S25,0OO TOTAL

That the supply of parts and the service rendered by a car dealer play a most important part in the value of an automobile is the assertion of E. A. Nelson, parts department man. ager of the Cal Messner establish ment Nelson has directly under his charge the entire $25.000 stock of parts for Chandler. Cleveland and GMCs which is carried by Cal Mess ner.
 The fact that car owner can re- ly on his dealer to have just tlTe part he may require at any tipe consti
 tutes a great argument in favor of the purchase of the particular car," Nelson declared. 'It is no unusual thing for car owner to require something that may indeed be simple, yet which the dealer does not have in stock. This necessitates wiring for this part and causes a delay that could have been avoided had the dealer truly represented his line in
 the first place. There are several cars marketed in Phoenix which are
 backed up with an ample stock of
 parts, and we say with pride that no
 lines are backed up- any stronger in this respect than our own Chandler, 1 Cleveland and GMC. It gives a feel ing of confidence to the man who wants 8 car or truck to know that he can be taken care of right on the spot if anything goes wrong, and no matter how high priced a car may be. no matter how economical or sat isfying it proves, it occasionally ! needs repairs, adjustments or new parts That's where the real test comes in. Has the dealer got the
 necessary parts to keep the Car roll 1 ing?"
 Mir. Nelson states that he is able | to fill 95 per cent of all parts orders | directly from stock. If two dozen | Chandler owners should come rush. | ing in here and all want right front lenders ts replace smashed ones, we could fix them up right now" he as- | serted. "The same thing is true ol 1 all other parts-rnotor. body and
 chassis I feel that this is some
 thing worth looking into by the man
 who wants a car or truck. It shows
 the confidence the dealer has in his | line in the first place"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
GOTHAM EXHIBIT
 TO BE GREATEST. TEMP TED

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Prepara- tions for the national automobile
 shows in New York and Chicago which are rapidly nearing completion, assure those who have followed them that the displays will be the biggest and most comprehensive the country
 has ever known. The New York
 event. the first half of the show, will
 be held in Grand Central Palace, Jan
 uary to If, and the Chicago event,
 the second half. in the Coliseum and
 Armory. Jan 2S to Feb. 4.
 One of the outstanding features of
 the 1922 show will be the great values
 in the cars displayed. Never before
 has a prospective automobile pur
 chaser been offered the value he can
 now get. Ever since the war motor car manufacturers have been profit
 ing by the lessons learned when the
 plants were being used by the gov
 ernment. As a result, they have been
 able to reduce costs and at the same
 time show betterments in their prod
 ucts
 Automobiles surely are improving every year; the automobile show re- fleets this. For the most part, how ever, the bettermen has been noticed III DOu| ueSlSllS- COctit NOihs 1lillSllr both interior and exterior.
 There will be 94 car manufacturers exhibiting on the four floors of the Palace in January, IS against SS last year. This record number of exhibit DTS means that there will Sbe nearly 400 different models shown to the New York motoring world.
 Eight new makes of cars, including two foreign ones, will be shown at New York. These are the Bournnon- vile, Hand1ey- Knight, Rick enbacker. Wills St. Claire, Kelsey. Itala and Vauxhall. The last two named are the foreign makes that will be on dis play.
 Tke following cars will be at the New York show: Ambassador. An derson. Apperson, Auburn, Bournon- vile, Buick, Cadillac, Case, Chalmers, Chandler, Chevrolet Cleveland, Cole, Columbia, Commonwealth, Crow Elk hart. Davis. Detroit. Electric. Dixie
 Flyer, Dodge Brothers, Doris, Dort DuPont, Durant, Earl, Elcar, Elgin.
 Essex, Franklin, Gardner, Grant, Handley- Knight Hanson, Hatfield, Haynes, H. C. S., Holmes, Hudson,
 Hupmobile, Itala, Jackson. Jordan. Kelsey, King, Kissel Kar, Kline Kar, Lafayette, Leach Bi1twell, Lexington, l Liberty, Lincoln, Loeomobile, McFar- l Ian, Maibohm, Marmon, Maxwell, Mercer. Milburn, Mitchell, Monroe, Moon. Nash. National, Noma, Oak 1 Hand, Paige Paterson. Peerless, Pierce 1 Arrow. Pilot. Premier, Rauch-Lang, R. & V. Knight, Rec, Rickenbacker Roamer, Saxon, Savers Standard, l Stanley, Stearns- Knight, Stephens l Moline Flow company. Stevens Dur yea, Studebaker. Stutz, Templar 1 VauXhall, Velie Westcott, Wills-St 1 Claire, Willys-K Knight.
 l All of these cars will be displayed at Chicago, also with the exception of the DuPont Kline, Ambassador l Noma. Leach -Biltwell, Hatfield Bournonville; Essex, Rickenbacker
 Kelsey Itala, VaIxhall, Stanley.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
FORD BODY PLANT
 WASTES ND TIME

During the past year the output of Ford touring car bodies at the River Rouge body plant has been on the increase. As in other parts Of the organization. records have been shat tered.
 During October the output reached it's highest level. touring car. bodies establishing a new mark with 1.450 as the average daily output. Pro 0uction at this figure indicated the building of sS,000 touring car bodies for October. These bodies are of the latest design.
 The sedan body output continues steady at the average daily rate of 360
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
MISSOURI TO SEE
 THAT CARS ARE
 SIGNAL EQUIPPED

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec 10.-(Spe- ciaD use of signaling devices on certain types of automobiles and trucks operated in\the state of Mis- souri will become compulsory imme- diately, according to the city attor- ney of St. Louis. who today notified the police to enforce the law which was to have taken effect November 2.
 The types of cars affected will be closed cars, cars which have the cur tains pulled down. thus rendering them virtually enclosed cars. and all trucks so constructed that an arm or other signal cannot be seen. A long list of approval signals has been sub mitted to the city attorney, who has approved 2 devices so far.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
Fines Tn NelU York
 AUeroge S25 Each

The traffic court in New York city, established five years ago. handles every traffic law case in the borough of Manhattan The two ma gistrates. appointed by the mayor. have juris- diction over nothing but traffic in fringemehts. and are specialists on the traffic regulations. It is unusual for anybody to get out of this court without a fine of $25. Sometimes s1O or SIS is the fine imposed, but the rule is SD
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
APPLYING IT TO GOLF

Smith-Do you believe that peo- pie should be for ever thrusting them selves forward?
 Jones-Oh, no, The man on the golf links was hit by golf ball through getting too much :n the fore- ground.-London Answers
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
OuerIands To Tune Of O,OOO Will Be
 Sold Next Year

TOLEDO, O., Dec. ,10.- (SpeciaD- That 50,0O0 Overland cars will be re- quired by Overland dealers during 1922 was the recent statement or President John N. Wdllys of the Over land company here. After an inspec- tion of the Overland plant, President Willys further stated that his con- oern could furnish employment to 12,000 men next year.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
THE JOKE THAT FAILED

She--I told your latest joke 10 mother laet night and she pretty near laughed herself to death
 He dmpatiently)- why didn't she?
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
CANDIDATES MEETING.

The precinct members uf the Demo.
cratic County Committee and an 90
fhe candidates for the Democratic nom
nation for county officers af the com
ing primary ARE called to meet at the
court House m Hickman Ky Satur-
dav june 18th. 1921. at D. m Co CON
slider matters pertaining fo the cam
paigu and fo arrange the dates and the
places of harhccues and public gather
iuE- fur the better ucquaintauce 81 vo-
tiers and candidates. All persons in
t.re~fed are invited o. he present.
O. g. Schleukcr. Chmn.
Demo, rattle County Com
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
TAKE TWO or THREE
FROM CLINTON

Hickman made &C. two ont of three
in tho series from clinton. winning the
first Z to ] Thursday. Friday game
WINS called Oh con account 81 Wet
grounds saturdays melee went q"
ITic,.m4u after "a farciai rNiihiti"n
Scur. o. fo s. sunday with the Apple
gate Boo fhe hoN fhe locals went d"W 90
hf -ror. of fo 3.
la Thur~,iav-~ game Wilson was ap
un-s,i fr lFeIit.f Wilson allowed eight
hii- but kcpf them urll scattered while
The locals hunchcl hits off linilcy in
the fourth aud ~iNfl Tor four runs TIE
contest was featured hy Tire hitting of
81 Mercer Thra~her und 1earhi-'f.
each geffing fto hits out oi three times
a. bat
In Friday'- game clinton started WIN
n rush mixing three off Nemitz In the
first Rcerh who relieved Nemitz. In
the second held them safe except ia the
sixth and seventh when they scored
five more Burns started for Clinton
and got along well for the first two
innings The locals got 20 him in the
third however. FOR One. two 10 the
fourth and four in the fifth. ihet
scored again in the sixth and started
"A barrage % base hits in the seventh.
Mr Burns coming ont and Fox going
in Fox didn't get hut one over III
about dozen attempts ana Mercer
slammed that one through short Tor
single and out came Fox. Eight runs
were scored In the inning Kelley, the
third sacker went In after Fox ana
stopped the scoring.
on sunday the feature of tine game
was the pitching ~ Applegate. who
held the locals 70 three hits asher
secured two Of these. q three-hase MI
and "A single. and Mercer one two-piy
drive. All three hits accounted Tor the
scoring. I'm the fourth Thrashef hit 10
the center field fence Tor three bases
and scored ON McCiuskey's sacrifice ny
IN the sixth Grove got a base on bans
and scored on MERGERS double. Mer-
Ger went to third on the throw-in ana
scored on Thra sher's sacrifice ny Nh'
kins. pitching for Hickman. twiried
fine game errors being responsible Tor
every score except three. seven errors
being chaiked up against the locals
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
ROPER DISTRICT NEWS

Mrs. james McGcchee visited her
sister. Mrs. Ernest Fields. at Hickman
Saturday.
Miss Mary Alvin Mahry 81 Bardweii
j. visiting her uncle. Alvin Mabry. and
family
Mr.. and Mrs Drew Leip and chill
dren visited his mother Mr.. Matte
Leip. az Jordan sunday.
Mrs George Roper left last Wednes-
day for her home In Dumas. Ark. after
n two weeks visit with relatives here.
The young folks enjoyed party az
the home Of Mrs. Dan Davis saturday
night
George I.add aud family and Mrs
Dennis Ladd visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
Bryant sunday.
Mr.. and MrS. W. J. Cartwright were
called % Union City one day last week
on account 81 the illness Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs Joe Hopkins
Miss Allie Thomas. Of Cayce. has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. j.. Seay.
Mrs. John Sloan and children. Ed
Cnyce Sunday.
quite a number Of people from this
district were in Hickman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Treas were the
guests SUNDAY Of Dr. and Mrs. j. W.
Naylor az Cayce.
Mrs. Calvin Arlington and son. Nett.
Mrs. Kate Lunsford and Mrs. Elmo Nc
Clellan and children were In Clinton
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Fields and child
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

ANY young man over rs may attend
Camp Knox from July 2lsi 10 August
2uth. The government will pay all ex-
peuses Of those attending this camp,
Including transportation. uniforms. food
and medical attention. For further in
formation see ,. NJ. Calvin.
LOST-watcb bracelet. v r. s en-
graved on hack. Probably lost at chail-
tauqua tent. Finder return 10 this Of
ice and receive reward. 1c
o
Misses Louella Leet and Virginia
Seay have returned from Lexington,
where they attended the State Univer-
sity this year.
! When i'm need Of some one 20 do prac-
teal nursing call on me at 403 Fulton
St. Hickman.-Mrs Matte Jackson. G
Il Miss Lucille Hendrix has returned for
the summer from Lexington after at
tending Kentucky State University
DIR. Gaines. of Nashville. who has
been fishing at ReelfOot Lake l. spend
ing a few days with DIR. G. w Curtin.
Raymond Clark returned this week
from Lexington. where he has been at
tending Kentucky State University
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Schlenker and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. Stephens left this weei
on a motor trip 10 Eaton, Ohio
Mrs Ernest Lynans and daughter, o.
Dawson Springs. are visiting her sister
Mrs l.. y. Gregory. and family.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney. Of Paducah
spent n few days this week with he
mother. Mrs. A. A. Faris-
Mrs. II. A. Holcombe and children. o
GreenviIle. Miss. are visiting her moth
or, Mrs. G. A. Holcombe.
Sewing Machine For Sale-Nev
Home. I'm good condition. Phone 3p
Mrs Mamie Mikel. Il
Mrs r. III Bettersworth and bah
are visiting her parents. j. l.. Strang
and wife. at Fulton
Observation-Disclosures
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

then observed and having their origin
IN the Pons Winnecke comet may be
none. or relatively few. or very great
The comet itself i not expected To be
visible 20 the naked eye. At its bright
est. about June H. Il should be of the
seventh or eighth magnitude. The
fainfc~t stars visible 10 the average
good eve are Of the sixth magnitude.
Occasionally the hriliiance of the com
81 increases Ia erratic manner. but even
50 view Of the comet will doubtless be
for those who have telescope assist
/ amer
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

There viii D. an examination for
teachers. Friday and Saturday. 18th
and 18th beginning 40 30 a. m. The
examination viii be- held az the High
School building Miss Inez Luton. 60.
Supf
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

never miss u ball game" said
blind man 81 the ball game here last
saturday afternoon played between
Clinton and Hickman. This blind man.
begging ON the streets Saturday, and
who makes Hickman every now and
then. WAS one II the most Interested 81
the spectators" "a sundays game. He
j. an enthusiasts fan. kcenly alert 70
every move made. and hears the
game clear through. He said he had
been born blind. hat that he never miss
cS = game If there Is one Ia the town
whore be- happens 10 he He was Of
much interest Ia the crowd. as he sat
with his head slightly turned. listening
10 every foul tip. strike. hit and every
run made. following the game 80 per
fecfly. his hearing permitting him Ia
SEQ the game He walked from town
"a the park. made his way 10 the grand
stand. where he could hear well. and
was strong for the home team His
keen following of the game was almost
uncanny.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Miss Josie Foulks. of Caruthersvillc.
Mo. d. visiting Airs. Florence Fnri~.
Mrs = y. Parker Mrs q. l.. walker
and other relatives here this week ana
attending the chautauqua.
il"riuc. wife and children left Sat
urday morning for an overland trip ia
their Dodge car 10 visit relatives ~
Nirhoiasriile and Norionvilie. Ky. and
viii bee gone two weeks.
Miss Annie Prather. of Woodland
Mills was the guest Of Mrs. Roy Clark
tlii> week attending tine chautauqua.
Mr. X A. Mitchell and son. James
A. visited the family Of MILFORD Far
ris. 90 Union city this week.
Lunches at the Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Jessie Papp, school mate OF John
Harper while he attended Kentucky
state University. was here Thursday
and Friday a guest of John. He Is EN-
Moved hv the government in the inter
est of farm management
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

sunday school 9.85. T. r. Randle.
Supf.
Preaching 10 40 n. m. and y. m.
a cordial invitation l. extended TO
all
H. u Johnston. Pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

All members Of the W. -. W. lodge
are requested 10 meet az the regular
time and place next Tuesday. June 2l
Important business
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
Eat 1t the Busy BeA


DIR. Prather Saunders Of Chicago, VIII
arrive this week 10 visit his sister. Mrs.
=. Bettersworth.
John Lyle Shaw has returned home
after attending the State University
this year.
Miss Elizabeth Smith Of Belzonia.
Miss. is visiting her cousin. Mrs c. W.
Holcombe.
Miss Eva Johnston of Ripley. Tenn.
Is visiting her brother, W. n. Johnston,
and wife.
Mrs. Blanche Kennedy Of ST. Louis.
is visiting her parents. r. +. Case and
wife
Subscribe bue Tho CouTise.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
piles Cured in O to Days

,,.,sei.,s refund money n PAZO OINTMENT fall
m crIre Itching Blind BleedIne or Protrudine nc.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can So
-estful sleep after the rrst appiicst"n- ft0e "0
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
LOTS FOR SALE.

t.r.. for sale lots near Walnut Log
rf,tel also as.renac % feu hundred yards
way. Abstract title and also plat Of
Ion. registered 20 foot drive way from
gavou De- Chieu Co Lake Lots :" feet
hy l5u feet and front on drive say Lots
eond for camping and dubious" p1r-
posses il 900 oil g. ever found lots 20
ius meow go $1,000 Send money fo pld
National Bank and get deed not lea-e
IHt .f.~frsiot deed > ". Burucy Union
Its. Tenn "-r
Miss Nola Wiugo 81 Trezevant
Tenn. b. here tire guest Of her aunt.
rM- Lawrence McMakiu
The te~f boo drama and vaudeville at
Price Columbia show Boat. saturday
% ghf june -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

John II. Roney was the guest OF ms
brothers. ]. W. and Bolin Roney. Tues
day. He is moving Ia Pawhuska, Okla.
FOR RENT-Six-room house. mod
ern couveniences See /. g. Callahan
or John Choate. 5tic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
A nice line OF canned and botfiee
goods AZ Bettersworth's

FOR RENT-After July the TAT
over my store will be for rent Large
and nicely appointed rooms, with All
the latest and most up-to-date conven-
fences. See me at once.-Sude NJ
Naifch. --'pc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

when In need OF monuments. siat
burial vaults. call or write Nj. L. boul
ton, Fulton, Ky. al
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

% k bbn E anuan rs slightly farea epJYT
thought
"a hR b1nttb n oa o4rg
be- hope Cns
ssSs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

rem visited Mr. and Mrs. S. + Rope
and family nt Hickman sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Joe Atwill and baby
spent sunday 40 Hickman with Ernc~i
Fields and family
Mr and Mrs. Horace Roper and
children visited Max Roper and fnmi. g
at Cayce sunday.
Mrs Lee Henry and children spent
"Wednesday Of Inst week with her par
eufs az Fulton.
Misses Jessie May scott and Lavcruc
Roper were in Moscow Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs " W Pruett visited
their daughter. Mrs charlie sloan
and family Tuesday.
The misery and depression caused by
bilious and constipated condition OF
the system can be quickly removed by
using Herbine. II purifies. strengthens
and invigorates. Price. GOc. Sold by
Hickman Drug Co.
Capt. Lawrence McMakin has re-
turned from business trip % Louis
vile.
John Thompson OF ulton. cahdldait
for sheriff. was in the city this week.
Prices Columbia Show Boat here
Saturday night. June l..
%
VIII Webb. Of Mayfield. was here on
business Tuesday.
o
Prices Columbia Show Boat here
Saturday night. June l..
The best I'm drama and vaudeville at
Prices Columbia Show Boat. Saturday
night. June Is.
Mrs. G. r. Mooney Is quite III.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

A nice line Of canned and bottled
Roods a. Bettergworth's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Lunches at the Busy Bee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Sewing Machine For Sale-Ne'
Home. I'm good condition Phone 5'e
Mrs. Mamie Mikel. i
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Mrs It. A. Holcombe and children. 81
Greenville. Miss. are visiting her moth
or, Mrs. &. A. HOlcombe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

ultpeld)relhsId)er Oelnlld DoU Srult-
or uua 3drtIihfcit lag odrit,
-9Iidt mobr. Sic 0laubep. oob
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mo mir mlilieu IS traQen D."
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meite er erariiien.
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niel iUr he. Sic muroe bIaB. Bon
pI6ellhem Stpm0el eriaBt, ariii
lie iaitcn0 in 0je @lit. "a jhlonQ
er Den Trm UNI tie uno lie Icbutt
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rangcn, iih umflonmcrt hielteu.
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ipurbe Qetauitt. tein @icbc3port ic
enpiauoen beioc oeu Grnit ser
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o&eure, Iiebe Aoie," iliiiterte er.
Sic bob oo$ bloiie @eijdt. iu
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3iuieu ge5ogen hattie.
n&ie ioa ids NUN fertip briu-
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leiocn iebe. IS aebt mir ans @er5,
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te Inn ibre &ippen.
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meroeu, ais bier inter oen oielen
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Sic ifiittelte ben aopi.
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ih6ne grinnerung reider getporoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23

dchen loIlte I'M Der Sorbeit erner
gtOautuloieu, eitIen 6rau uno Ell.
lies gc%langpeiIteu 2ebemanue5 nil.
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Iobnt es ms, melul mir ms ielbit
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aui ilammen0cn llnQeitiim.
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iibl mo 8elpiiien TIM" mlrmclte
lie. Sic miiien oa5 ielbit."
Dit einem 0umpieu &out IieB er
lie aus ieincm Arm.
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mir unS lest SebepobI io9en, laiieu
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IS nirn mir mir imnter id(me.
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