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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
LADIES CHURCH Of
CHRIST SEND BOX
To ORPHAN CHILD.
FOLLOWING PACkING on BON
GLf,ACQt hiNThD MEETING
WAS Held.

SOM, what more than thirty ladies
from the congregation oi IA, Amarillo
Church II chris, met yesterday after.
aeon with Mrs, " $ Roberts. 1901
Tyler Street, from to o'clock. Tor the
purpose Of packing box to be- sent to
lho Luling orphans Home az Luling
Texas. aud to have ava informal gct.to.
gcthcr and gctacuunintcd session.
The ladies On The west side oi Polk
sheet, In the church nam,d. have Vol
lniarily agreed 90 clnthe one little gitl
w The orlhnnagc. They have been
making the garmonis. buying shoes.
lndals and slnpcrs, hats and such 9th.
.lr articles az must lac purchased from
the stores Yesterday was the time
,or assembling The merchandise, ana
i " stated that The event proved to be-
a great one More than dnzon and
half mrvicoahlr nud dainty garments
worc brought together. nnd this num-
ner was supplemented by hats. sashos.
hosc, handkorchlcfs and numerous
other pretty things Tor little girl
when the package had been doftly
mud securely fastened for us Journey
to Luling. the workers save th"msclvc'
ever % a social season during which
the hostess served delicious refresh
monts IN the form Of H1ndwiches. cake
aud coffee.
II IL understood that the ladies If the
church living an the west side VI lolk
Street are clothing little. hoy. ~ an
uthcr II the urphanagos ~ the church
Ins means If tightening the burdens
. " the Institution,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
PALMER FILES PROTEST
AGAINST CHANCE Rates

Having submitted To- the ln,erstat,
Commerce Commission protest against
changing the llankct rates a. opposed
g. differcntials In favor II Fort Worth
and other eastern Texas points a.
against the Panhandle and West Texas.
Hamlin Palmer returned Friday from
81 Louis.
I'D T. nyars who has been engaged
In newspaper controversy with
Palmer over proposed changes IN ex.
iEting rates also submitted his Views
to the commission. No argument was
made by Byars In behalf ~ West Texas
SAYS Palmer further than io say that
West Texas would not stand Tor q
change. Byars asked for diffcrcn,ial
hyoring Fort Worth.
The point In which Amarillo and the
Panhandle were particularly interested
was the application ~ the SOC scale
between Oklahoma and Texas. The
s70s scale carried higher rates beyond
250 miles M To 500. and would result
IN many increases Ia the Panhandle
territory. and TOT this reason was re-.
sisted by Palmer. The 97Os scale also
lnNolNRU int tfNaN tNlitliNN lNlhA WI
justmeni. and upon protests - Texas
shippers and commercial organizations,
IL was suspended and hearing had.
The Texas shippers met In ST. Louis
an March and agreed ON plan II
procedure Tor the hearing. which began
the nest day and lasted five days.
IN N. beginning the carriers with
dnw their proposed common point rates
and subsequently withdrew their pro.
ruHd changes IN diffcrcntial lusis In
the Panhandle.
The texas organizations represented
IN traffic mon were Waco. orange
r., Worth. Dallas. Wichita Falls, san
Angelo aud Amarillo New orleans and
Lake Charles. Ia. and Little Rock. and
FC-i Smith. Arkansas were also repre-
r,-'fi
The principal part ~ the tlnie was
devoted to a discussion IL the rates as
applied between Mississippi River cro's
ings and Arkansas. Louisiana, OKLA
bona and Eastern Texas. This was al
most altogether the discussion as tn' the
relationship and tbs effect of different
scales proposed. later compc,itioa and
such oth', ol'mcnts as entered into thu
situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL. At
BAPTIST CHURCH IS
RAP IDLY GROWING
ADDITIONAL CLASS ROOMS IN
NEARBY BUILDINGS HAVE
BEEN ARRANGED FOR.

Al thr First Baptist Church SUNDAY
chuul workers conference held Friday
tight. number II interesting facts
ser, disclosed. prominent among them
ras that the growth II the school is
ouch az t0 render added additional
lass rooms absolutely imperative.
Announcement was made that the
Magnolia Company have graciuusly ten.
icrcd their office suite. In their new
building Just across the street south
from The church Ca the new adult class.
4 which ". D. DcGrassi II president.
md Milton Reese IL teacher. This add.
d space only partially relieves the
lverci DIVIDED condition Of the church
luiljing
Apprcliaii,n was expressed also 10
hc IL s,Johns Motor Company for the
vnd,r 81 their rest rooms fer use of
h. boys Junior class under the leader.
'hip II NJ T.. Muggs. teacher
This sunday School body has been
Tuwing steadily until II Is really prob.
en-. according To the officers In the
loyemont e. adequately care Tor the
work. Even with the rooms now at
he disposal ~ the general suporinicnd.
nj. he Is puzzled as To- what oxpedicnts
NJ will De forced To- employ o. care for
he continuous growth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
Meeting At POLK
Street METHODIST
CHURCH INSPIRING
MiSii0P MeMuRRi N ADDRESS
REFERRED TO VALUE OF
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

\ meeting Il exceptional interest
and Importance was held Friday even.
INK IN the Polk Street Methodist
church, al which the opening prayer
was offered by Rev. g. y. 81 Ferguson.
Il Clarendon ana former pastor ~ the
local congregation. An excellent mus.
cal program was rendered by the
Polk Street Methodist choir under thu
leadership 81 Prof Emil Meyer Of the
Amarillo College uf Music and All were
delighted with vocal solo by Mrs
krug.
The opening address was by Rev. ID.
" nnak ~ Albion" who Ppvo rre.
sentatlon u the educational program
az ia Methodist church. Ills talk wa
clear. concise and full Of interest. xiv.
ing pleasingly outline II the branch u
The activities II the church.
Next was the address by DR.. j. W
Hunt. commissioner ~ the New Ali
iene Methodist college. This address
Was heard with keen interest because
the institution II the latcst 10 h. planted
under authority of the conference IN
this district.
The closing addNss was by ~. Eey.
W. y. McMurry. of Louisville. Ken.
lucky. presiding bishop II the North.
west Texas conference. on Christian
Educall,n." In this address the Bishcp
referred with pleasing clulucncr and
convincing force In the fact that IN"
first scho0ls and colleges were cstab.
lsh'Sl In this country hy thr church.
The special need for Christian cducn.
tiun was stressed hy the speaker. who
referred Ia the uttcrancos 81 approval
~ such training by James !. liill. the
celebrated magnatc. and other men ~
great famr. Reference was made to
III" educational program and progress
w to ia" present in the church. al ~
which was iuspiraiiuuul and oncuur
aging.
The main auditorium was well filled.
and close attention characterized the
audience throughout
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
IN THE HOTELS
amarillo

nud Bennett. Dalhurt
Mrs. Il. T. Foster. Groom
\ q. click. Wichita
". +. Scale. Dallas
Bishop ". =. MrMurry. Louisville
Reverend T. W. Hunt. Abilene
Reverend ~ u. Book. Abilene
J i, Byrunn. Oklahoma city
u q. Ducrr. Albuquerque
Mrs. T.. Moore. Long Beach
l.. Olson. Omaha
Tubby McCrchy. New York
T.. u. Bennett. New York
l.. g. stephens. Dallas
G. y. Daniels. Dallns
e. ". Minuon. Saint Louis
J. W stephens. Dallas
J. NJ sanford and wife. Panhandle
Mrs =. Jopling. Houston
Il. \. Drake. Fort Worth
H. ~ Burk, Tulla
] T. Borrcy. Dallas
Airs. J. y. Noble. Clovis
Marjorie Noble. Clovis
G g. Jones Jr.. Wichita Falls
II. ~ Mcldor. Dallas
q. u. Smith. Dallas
Eugene Branshaw, Dallas
&. y. y. Ferguson, Clarendon
W. u. Marin. Dallas
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland. Dalhart
w II Roche. Los Angeles
!. l.. Mischimcs. Wilcox
&. H. Miller. Saint Joseph
J. \. Conery. Miami
Ponder Greer. Dallas
n. II. Eakins. sherman
Mrs c. H. Russ. Denver
II. r. Edwards. Dallas
T. T.. Bpcscn and wife. Sudan
A. l.. CallinEs. Farwcll
q. l.. Oldham. Dallas
G. H. Cuthcrcl aud wife. Dallas
T.. r.. Cowris. san Antonio
W u. Larry and wife. Dallas
Elk
II. NJ. Mills and wife. Dalhart
Marie S,i,t, Dalhari
n. T.. Conway Saint Louis
j. u, krieaw, Oklahoma city
]. VI. Poole. Oklahoma city
A. V. Smith. Enid
j. W. Wright. Panhandle
Gus o'kcofe. Panhandle
II. z. Mann. Buffalo. y. Y.
j. \. Ackcr. Dimmi,t
Sam johnson. shamrock
", u. Harvey. Shamrock
Tourist inn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
COMMON LAB0R[Rs
ON SANTA FE REDUCED

The matter Of wage reductions On the
santa Fc Railway system will come up
iarch 20. Notice was received by Vice
resident ana General Manager Rulla
J. Parker. of the Panhandle Santa Pc
company Thursday announcing u meet.
INK IL the heads ~ the different depart.
nents ~ the road and labor roprcscn.
ativos In Topeka. kans.. March 20
\ gradual laying of II common lab.
rcrs cn the Santa Re has been In pro.
;ress for some weeks according Ia Gen.
etal Manager Parker IL has been
General throughout the Santa Pc Sys.
,m including the Panhandle division
The workers effected are those employ.
Il IN the track service and On the wa
ter department There has been no
killcd laborers laid uff uor wage ~.
luction made, according tn the general
manager.
The laying off ~ common labor ~
continue according tn the general
nanaEcr until track labor and water
ciccs have been reduced 20 To 80 per
ont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12

Snm Hawks. Clinton
Harry Riggs. Dubuque
~ White. ClIldrrss
Cleo. f1ntch. Dallas
4. VI Matthews Dallas
i r. ilhdusd. Dallas
H. l.. McMurty. Tulin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
STATE LABOR FEDERATION
WILL MEET IN GALVESTON

Tho state FEDERATION ~ Labor win
meet In Gnlyosion May ~ dc'ur,llng to
announcement received at local labor
headquarters Friday. Preceding the
assembling of the convention there viii
bc u conference ~ painters and decor.
plors of the state Oihcr unions may
hold similar pre- convention confer.
onccs. Amarillo viii send seven dele.
gates ~ the state convention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12

\ nino.fu,t telescope reveals stars ~
he twelfth magnitude about 10000 IN
numbvl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12

Let us tell you about our Trees. and
Incidentally. our Lower Prices" We
are located In a very convenient place.
lust across street from Postufficc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12

California and l.hodc Island pay the
highest salaries 10 teachers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
WAR BE WAGED AGAINST
FLIES AND RATS DURING
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

The clean ~ campaign Will NOT stop
with the determination nf rats. Flies
have been added 90 the list NJ pests
marked Tor dcsiru ctiun along with The
1921 clean M cnmpnign.
War against the nv will bo conduct
"a ON a different Plan ~ the crusad"
against rats. 4 prize fpr rat tails has
been hung up a. a means ut Kidding
The city u rodentf. Files are smaller
target. and Dr u. ". Duke, city IN.
spector proposes to hunt out and de-.
siroy the breeding places ~ flies. In
addition the doctor encourages swat.
Ting" the winged pest wherever h. may
appear. Cleanliness. about the home
ana premises the inspector also urges.
Clean premises are uncuneenial to the
fly tho Inspector snys and their power
to multiply II great.
The death 81 one nv now ~ cquiva
lent to the killing Ut hundreds later
says Dr. Duke and everybody Is asked
To enter the warfare now by Observing
the law ~ cleanliness and WELDING the
"swattcr' without mercy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
Bulbs at Wholesale prices !

Extra Zine Caindlum bnihs fEIsphan<'s
Enfl--urnnd trnpicai ionhlnK pfahf' PIE
duce enormous leaves. frequently feet ionz
ey feet vide. Price soc each. t3oo peg
dozen u
Finest Red Tironre Gamma hulbs--orpw
plants I % 9 feet tall with bcautlfut red
bronze foliage and flowers Also arsen leaf
sous. Price soc each. t1.oh per dOsen =
Finest Dnhllls--iiuihs pfgducine the isfEs
est and most beautiful blossoms IN exist
euce. 10 inehan IN dlaneter--Ail prise
yellow. White .ovcrad rnac.vlolet cidIcr
bulbs 81 90 each. Entire collection Of & fbf
as 90. hook " Ef0wlng Instructions tree
with each order. Send order now for e4fIv
spring delivery poutpald-h d willanz
Fulton. ny. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-12
FILLING OUT INCOME
TAX BLANK IS SIMPLE
AFFAIR, SAYS COLLECTOR

Tho whole process 1T making out your
Income tax blank h very Finplc says
4. T. buckingham, 4. = income tax
collector Th,y are those In Amarillo
Whu dhAgrvr with the collector Uu the
simplicity ct the job. \ prominent II.
ticinl IT the city worked ON his papers
THURSDAY night part ~ Friday aud was
till wrestling with the task late Fri
lly night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
A WONIAN'S BACK
The Advice OF This Pcndlcton Woman
is of Certain Value

Many a womans back has many
aches and pains.
OFT times tbs the Kidneys fault.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills are
so effective.
Many Pendleton women know this.
Read what one has to say about II.
Mrs. d. f. Nilsey SIG s. Clay st.
Pendleton, says: Il can hardly de-
scribe the misery | endured from lame
back some two years ago. When
washed IL would feel as though nv
back was breaking in two and could
hardly raise up Ny feet bloatea and
my kidneys We're disordered. read
about Doan's Kidney pills and two
boxes which | got at Tallman's Drug
store relieved me of tho backache and
removed all other troubles. have
used Doan's Kidney Pills since then
with equally good results"
Price 60c. at all dealers. pon't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mrs. Wilsey had. Foster Milburn Co.
Mira. Buffalo, n, Y.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
BY X. NJ. EIISi
international News Service Staff
Correspondent.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-This business
OF Iow-cut bathing suits has Flo Zieg-
field on the run.
The eminent impresario OF the ia
NOUS Folles disaprroves most heart
ily of the latest modes ins beach wear,
which send a young girl out on the
sand with her tender skin practically
unprotected against the burning rays
Of the SUMMER sun He thinks it's all
wrong
"Ziggy." for once in his career, Is
IN accord with the reformers They
are protesting against the too-ampie
display Of the uncovered female body.
So is he-wheu the display takes place
on the beach.
For, be it understood Mr. ZieFfeld's
objections proceed from no moral
! ground Pray don't take this tn moan
that the gentleman in question does
not believe in morals. He does, but
/ his ideas on morality are trifle dif-
ferent from those of Dr. Wilbur Crafts
orsthe Rev. George Bowlby.
"Ziggy's' objections are purely prac-
/ teal. Low-cut bathing suits and bare
d legs interfere seriously Wltn the GptpF
scheme evolved by Joseph Urbin for
the latest Follies The girls go down
to Long Beach and Southampton over
-'-- weekend. acquire a healthy coat
Of tan and come back with their neoks
shoulders and other portions Of their
anatomy the best in coffee color.
And so. when they appear on the
stage to regale the eyes of New YOrk's
about towu'-and there are
plenty Of girls in the audience. too
I they present a spectacle that some
/ times brings out smiles.
! A peaches-and- cream complexion, q
dimpled Cupid's bow Of mouth. a
lovely head OF bobbed hair costume
-~-nfully designed 70 give the wearer
a chance to show the excellence OF her
IcompleSion is not confined to her face
alone but extends to her shoulders,
neck and arms And then. on. nor
4 rors. a heavily y-tanned neck and Shout
ders. with the thinnest Of white stripes
! marking the position Of the shoulder
slrapsi DO you wonder that Flo Zfeg-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
OF IAzzl0t Joins WITH
REV. DR.. CRAFTS IN DEMAND THAT
Low CUT BATHING SUTTSBE BANNED

field is willing, for this one. 10 align
himself with the reformers2
IT'S tough." moaned 'Ziggy," when
the subject was broached. 1T wouldn't
be SO bad IL only their faces got tanned
= giease paint could take care Of that
Hut when they get tanned all over
what, | ask you, is the use of having
Joseph Urban 10 cook up swell color
scheme and spending a mint Of mon
ey for costumes VIXEN THE girls are all
olive drab and don't harmonic There
should be law against these low-cut
bathLng SUITE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
SIBERIA ALSO HIT
BY FAMINE PLAGUE

BERLIN, Aug. 4.-CU. P.)---Fiames
are reported sweeping the famine and
plague-ridden sections of Siberia,
which is the first Indications the Rus
san famine had spread to siberia.
Prominent men coming from Russia
say the conditions are unparalleled.
but the soviet government is not killed.
Senator Joseph |. France, of Maryland
declared his surprise that the sovicts
are still able to maintain their organi-
Altion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
AMERICAN FOOD WILL
SOON REACH RUSSIA

LONDON. Aug. 4.-CU. P)--Au-
eriea's food army is mobllzing and
supplies to ftil the central European
warehouses are an ready to move into
furnished RUSSIA. where millions Of
children await food and clothing. Ly-
man Brown, handling the details for
Secretary Hoover expects no hitch
when he comes into contact with Tuga
boisheyiki authorities.
Prisoners Are Freed?
RIGA, Aug. S-tA. P.l-AmerleaE
prisoners have been released. it is un-
officially reported. The number Of
released and when they will cross the
border Is not stated.
Accuse Red Gross Man.
RIGA, Aug. 3.--(A. P.)--Scnat3r
France accuses Dr. Il, W. Ryan, Am
crican Red Cross commissioner. Of in
stigating the revolt at Kronstadt last
winter. Ryan asserts France is filled
with boIsaeviki false reports. France
declares he viii renew the charge in
the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04

Accuse I,ed Gross Man.
CANNOT sET,rLE nIspIrrE

LONDON, Aug. ia. PA con
Terence between representatives of the
American shipping board and British
shipping Interests failed TO develop
settlement Of the dispute over the
Egyptian cotton contracts which is
now a subject Of acute controversy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-04
No REDUCTION IN
FREIGHT RATES UPON
COAL is EXPECTED
Railroad Officials Take
view Public Should Go
Ahead With Purchases,

That there viii be no reduction IN
the feright rate on coal ana that inc
situation Is such the public should pro-
ceed to buy its winter supply Is the
substance OF letter being sent out by
II. f. Lounsbury, o. w. Il. & n. Off
cial
The following letter by Mr.. Louns-
bury is self-explanatory'
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29

eeieben bate; nno Oesbalb mar lie
in Der ytadt iortgeidliten, uie Elm
Dieb. 6ortgeihliheL aus Dem
&eben uno aus aller Not.
8arum bate er lid nidt gemel.
oct mo ole @obrbeit befnuut2
@are oos uidt DER ebrlidite @ee
eetpeien?
4ber marum ieBt griibeln, porum
iest elm Yeiierpiiien % oieies nun
ood) ou lpot fam2
gu ibr, 81 &orel
@r miIBte lie 81 tin0en iudeu.
Mieoer iprong err ouf.
uno nit Oieiem @mporiprineen
idien cs ibm, ais piibte er Nun
oen Neg.
Ser Sunol
Gieier muBte ibn t1bren uno ibm
Den @eg peiien, Den Gore eeiudt
bate.
Wenn . menn er iie nod lebeno
finoen fonntel
Sin frompfboites Sdlud5en ent.
rang ii6 ieinen &ippeu. aber mas
niiste iebt oas Stobnen, alaeen
uno geoenfen2
0ie SduIo mar gei6eben.
Erob oes 3itterns in Den &nien
rounte er in Den @arten uno riei
Den Siibnerbuno an. uno oieien
CAB er einen DER Sdube BON Gore,
ben err aus ibrem 3imner mitee.
nommen botte, our 8itteruno.
Strait an ole &eine nobm Der
Suno audi gIeid Die 6dbrte auf.
90 idneu Der Snno babel aud
porports Ordngte, Der 6oriter lief
10 idH,ea er fonnte.
8ieLe idt fam er bod ni6t an
lpot. 8ieleiht blieb ibm oas
S6limmite oo1 nod eriport.
Mit Der gtoie immer iiber Dem
8ooen idnoberno rorlnte Der Suno
boron. SIS nor Der 9leide @eg,
Den Gore im eriten Moreengrauen
9enommen bate.
@ber Der 6oriter fannie Den
@eg.
Ser fiibrte Den Stub binabl
Ser 6oriter oriidte Die geboute
Soult gegen Die feltdenoe 8rult.
Bum 6lubl Damn fom ct idon
6u ipGt.
ga iob er cine onoere @eitalt
Inn oui Dem @ege enteegentom-
men. Wtit raihem Bid erfonnte
er fie.
Seiner Marbis, Der iunee Serr
bon Tierlinoen. @r ninfte mieoer.
bnlt nit Der Sauo. llno Oieies
W,nten fonnte MIR Den Sorlter
Deiten.
Soate oieier idon etwos piiien
uno oieaeid)t i6on cine Cote ge.
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Sn Der Dual ieineS Screens blieb
R0ldmeiler Iteben.
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9einer Warbie 81 ibm fam. CT
ltarrte i'm MIR an.
@tpas muBte eeideben ieinl
llno Die erite Sroge fam:
Isle iud)en 2ore2"
Ilio 6o6l @ut er ipubte i6on
capon.
Iur elm fnappes, miioeS Niden.
Gam ober:
nSie brauden iid nidt 5u 6ng.
ltIgen. Sic lebt uno lit in better
SUIT bel meiner Wtutter."
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9as mar oues. Mebr perlanate
Der 6oriter in 0ieiem Aueenblid
nidt gu boren, oaS ma6te ibn idon
nieoer gum @liidli6Iten, oenn ole
itwerite S6ulo mar ia oamit bon
Tim genommen.
Sic lebte!
gber oa er MN Die @eipiBbeit
tatte, perlieB i'm erit Die Strait.
ct muBte lif auf einen goum-
ltamn ieBen, Der am 8egen log.
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iie aefuiocnS"
n@ridreden Sic nidt. Oenn eli.
ne @efabr beitebt ia nidt mebr.
Nus Dem 6luB
nfdl i'd babe oas 9efird.
let. AIio bod nod gerettet2 Sest,
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perocn."
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nen2"
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fort. or itarrte erit cine 8eile
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