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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-11
DUTIES OF EXTENSION AGENTS.

In order to make clear lust what are the d,1tie.
OF the extension agents employed by the govern
nent under the direction of the agricultural depart
ment, Secretary Wallace has issued a statement set
ting forth what is expected of these agents, whethe,
county agents, home demonstration agents, bows
and girls club agents;o or other cooperative agents
1t is pointed out that the duties of all Of these per
sons are educational, and inasmucll as thev Are na;,
by the government solely for educational work. thei1
entire time must be devoted to that. Mr.. Wallac.
says: .
A they are public teachers it is not a part
OF the official duties of extension agents to per
torn tor individual farmers or for organiza-
tons the acthal operations of production. mar
ketlng or the various activities necessary to
the proper conduct of business or social Or
carnations. They may not properly act asIor-
ganizers for farmers associations. conduct
membership campaigns; solicit membership
edit organization publications; manage COOPER
Iative business enterprises engage in CONNER
cial activities act as financial or business
agents, nor take part in any of the work Of
farmers organizations, or OF, an individual,
farmer, which is outside Of their duties as de-
fined by the law and by the approved projects
governing their work. They are expected. how
eve, to make available to organizations such
information as will be helpful to them and
contribute to- the success Of their work"
II is made plain that the work Of these AGENT.
IS Il no sense antagonistic to that of organizations B
farmers. On the contrary, it is expected thatyth
agent shall work as much as possible through thes,
organizations, and shall give them III the ass;st
5alce il, hisNpower within His own proper field.
he Nonpartis4i league demands that the Rail
of North Dakotas BE restored to IL former noa;t;o,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-11
AN9WERs 10 0uEaTinNk.

Are bathing places Ia impor.
tant factor in transmitting dissalssa
II. e. w.
A q questionnairs on the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
PRINCE GEORGE COMPLETES
PLANS FOR PART IN PAGEANT
Float Will Depict County Home of Camp Lee While
Hopeweils Will Represent Ship Which Brought
Early Settlers to Virginia.

HoFEWELI. VA. May lS.-An ar
r'nEemcnts have been completed for
'he PARTICIPATION of Prince George
county In the Virginia Historical Pa
scant. according To the Prince George
IhScant Committee, consisting of
MISS Lillian Rurch Miss Belle Webb
ana I. y. Stands. ana the construc-
ZION o' the i'oat is almost completed
me hoat. which il to depict Prince
George county Is tho home Of Camn
Lee. Will have as characters. Queen
Nnnc. who named Prince George in
h"n"r of her Young husband: Prince
'enrs"' IN l1"., world war soldier.
native Of Prince George who was
trained a; camp Lee and Prince
George. for whom the county was
named. In addition to these charac
tors the hoHt will bear miniature
~ Merchants Hope Church. built in
1907. and for a long time used as a
courthouse.
The sponsor for Prince George
County is 10 he Miss Emily James Of
city Point. the knight OF the tourna
mcnt Is Harry H. Goodson. of CIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
LOST PULPIT THROUGH
BATTLE AGAINST VICE
Rcv. T.. e.. Richmond Makes
Statement as TO Reasons for
Leaving Evanston. Wyo.
ny -Associatcd Prcss. /


DENVER. COL. May lS-Eev. 6.
G Richmond former minister Of
Evanston Wyo.. today denied tho
statement published that na had
Teen "unfrockcd" by Bishou y :
thomas of the Episcopal church. in
Wyoming.
Rev MIR. Richmond declared. T.,
speaking of the happenings before
n" left Evanston, Wyo.. that he h..
neen so active in reform work ana
IN hChtins the liquor and gambling
interests there. that he had hceu
assaulted and mohbed and that he
mad been requested TO give up his
PARISH by these interests ana tn
leav" Evanston. lie also said iba,
because OF his work and bitter ut
,erances against the VIOLATIONS nf
me law Bishop Thomas finally haf
requested him to give up his church
q; Evanston.
There is great difference b.
tween being 'unfrockcd and vacating
u pastcrate," he declared
Il was removed from tho pastora,-
'HcauSe OF the strength OF the night
that l put into my campaign against
Vice. know OF no place where il
has ever Teen considered a sin for /,
minister To light the vices OF drink
ing and gambling"
Rev. Mr. Richmond said he han
rome 10 Denver with the intention
~ making his home here. H.. for
merry served in pastoratcs in Syra-
cGSe. y. Y: Philadelphia. Rochester.
New CrN and other Eastern cities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
DINING CAR SEIZED;
TWO OF CREW HELD
Federal and State Officers
Make Raid on \. & W.
Train.
I spocLaL Il Mn Tlmes-

SpcclaI 80 The Times DiSnatch
ROANOKE VA. May lS-A dining
,ar attached to Norfolk and Western
passenger t:ain No. -. operated
from Nprtolk To Portsmouth. Ohio.
MAS seized at bluefeid. W. Va. YES
to-day morning and all members OF,
me crew We're arrested hy national
prohibition agents. II was announced
at the Compauy'S Offices.
After preliminary hearing before
United states Commissioner H. NJ
Tanner. all members OF the crew cX
r"pt r. Lov"!aCe. second COOK, anr
ioS-nh RaEbon chief cook. we're re-
.saSed. l.ovelace IS being hold un-
Ser bond IN the sum Of $500 and
Narhon under bond in the sum of
$3.50 Tor their appearance before the
FeG"ra! Eraud jury in Eueiicld I'm
June. Raybor according to iufor-
nation received here. IS only beng
eld as material witness in tho
The officers who seized the dining
ar We're Fedora. prohibition Agen,
= J.. Taylor, state Prohibition
AEen, q, Watkins and Deputy
gallon II liquor was FOUND in
th" coach. ono pint OF liquor wa.
d saoyorci IT. a potho. Of l.ovelaca's
coat which was hanging i'm locker
and witch L1veIas" is alleged TO
confessed She ownership.
tttor n. coach had been seized i
was C-' out %: tn" train ami held al,
Ii.ed.'d me train being operated
- Portsmouth, ohio without Il
d.aer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

lIowitzcrs. dressed in costumes of Co.
lonial workmcn. Will lead the horses
Mayor Mnorc Unable To Attend.
Mayor George AinSlic received yes
tordny from Mayor j. Hampton
Moore. of Philadelphia. tho following
letter. In response To the official In
vitation extended to him nnd Mrs
Moore To attend the Virginia liistori-
cal Pageant next week:
Dear Mayor Anslic: am in re-
'"ipt at your hands and that of the
Governor of Virginia and Tia" prcsi-
dent of the Virginia Historical IA;
Icant Association. Of one or tn"
plcasanicst Invitations have re-
ccivcd since coming into this office
VIZ: III" courtesy OF nay Richmond
ana virginia friends at In" Historical
fagcaht YOU are prcparin,; for next
week. This invitation Includes Mrs.
moore which makes II all tho more
gratifying.
am sorry. however. cannot send
an acccp,ancc. We have lust con
Guided primary election here and
INC engagements for next week are
piiihE up so heavily that viii not
pe apie 10 Get away. even to so pleas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

here. and will participate in the pag-
cant parade on Monday.
| The "Sookl of the Pageant was
received from the printer yesterday
/ and Will go ON sal" today. and omi-
I cial programs for the pageant drama
/ Will go on sale today or tomorrow.
General r. \. Ayers, of Big Stone
Gap. who had been invited TO par
ticipatc in the opening exercises on
Monday, wired The Times Dispatch
last night, as follows:
please cancel arrangements for
me. Physician advises | am unable
to attend historical pageant"
The final rehearsal of tho chorus
was held AT the city Auditorium last
night. and rchcarsalS Of the several
casts Will take place each afternoon
and evening the remainder of this
week at the pageant grounds. unless.
members of the casts are otherwise
advised
portraying that spectacular episode
of Iacon'S rebellion when tho
doughty rebel chicftaln. Disregard
ing ali rules of Virginia chivalr:.
compelled the women of Jamestown
to aid him in his contemplated at
tack upon the old settlement. the
float being prepared for tho Rich
mond housewives League promises
10 DC ono OF tho most interesting
in the great parade on Colonial Day
of Virginia Historical Pageant Week.
Bacon. building a fort near James
town, found that the suipcrs' fire
from inside the stockadc was too hot
to permit his men 10 mount guns.
Without the fort and guns his re-
hcllion would collapse. Then h had
brilliant idea. The defenders would
not fire upon women. Tie knew that.
SO he captured number OF tho
towns women and compelled them
TO sit on logs In front of tho fort
while his men put the guns in posi-
ton.
The guns mounted. Bacon. with the
insouciarce OF a p'ArtIRuan. dis
missed the housewives with thanks
and permitted them 20 return TO
their wrathy husbands who had hcon
holding fire while the guns were
being placed
The float represents the Bacon fort,
with Bacon and his mon at work.
Sitting on logs in front Of tho fort
are eight officers and directors OF
the Housewives League, in tho role
and dress OF Jamestown women. Six
handsome horses. owned by tho Rich
mcad lIowitacrs. wal! draw Tho tloat
through tn. streets. and Il detail of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

brought mo right out. and am now
feeling like. an altogether different
man"
These words were spoken to the
Plant Juice Man at Louisville Ky.
recently by Mr. Henry w. Terry. ot
22e2 Morton Avenue. New Albany.
Ind. a suburb Of Louisville.
II was told tina, my suffering was
due 20 ulcers In my stomach ahd that
! was ia danger of having "a cancer"
Mr.. Terry continued. Il lost weight
and couldn't do amy work for three
months All ! could cat WAS milk
ana cereals. had pains all the time
and finally got down in hcd and suf-
fcrcd SO intensely at times that Il
took three people TO hold me down
"Siucc hav" taken Plant Juice I
cali ga; anything car" for without
any suffering nftcrward. ana | feel
so we'll that can do hard days
work and not feel tired out. Ger
,ainly do not hesitate to recommend
Plant Juice {" everybody"
Plant juice is sold in Richmond at
TraElcs' Drug store: in Petersburg
by Morrison, tho Drug Man. in Chass
CITY by the chase city Drug CO.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
WILL ENACT PAGEANT
SCENES IN REHEARSAL
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
lContinucd From First raEcO

''"'"u'u from FirSt faEc.)
Grace, east Oh Grace to second. north
on second TO Broad, east on Broad to
Eleventh street
The reviewing officer will take sta
ton on the Ford lot facing north.
After passing the reviewing officer
inc parade Will b. dismissed and or
Eanlzaiion commanders will assume
charge Of their respective units.
Tho parade Will consist Of tho fol-
lowing:
Platoon Of mounted police.
Grand marshal and stan mount cd
The Governor OF Virginia and staff
mounted
Provisional regiment of infantry
'and band under command of col
on"I John j.. Bright. One Hundred
and Eishty-third Infantry
United States naval reserves land
handl. commanded by Lieutenant
William Is. Roard
Headquarters Detachment, FRS;
Coast Defense Command and Four
Hundred ana Eleventh and Four
Hundred and Thirteenth Companies.
Coast Artillery Corps. commanded by
Major Charles G. Walton. Jr.
Provisional Battalion, One Hum
dr"d and Eleventh Field Artillery
mounted. commanded by Captain
James .. Pollard, one Hundred and
Eleventh Field Artillery.
John Marshall High school Cadet
Corps Cand band)
Ben"dictine Cadets (and band).
The mounted police detachment
"'ili he reported TO tho grand marshal
a. Eighth and Grace streets at 1880
o'clock
The members Of the grand mar
*hal's STAFF will r"por; TO the chief
Of STAFF at Fif,h and Grace Streets
at il:20 O'Clock ~ NJ.
Tho Governor and staff will be at
the Grace street entrance Of the Cap
itol Square at IL o'clock noon.
Tho provisional regiment Of infan-
try. headed by One Hundred and
Eighty third Infantry Band. will
form on the west sid. Of Sixth street
with tho head OF its column Mt the
north limo Of Grace. and in addition
10 "ut-of-t"wn units. Will be com
posed Of the following
Kcgimcntal headquarters Company
and Service Company. One Hundred
and Frghty-third Infantry: Compa
nlcs \, -. &. u ana battalion Head
quarters Company. First Battalion.
one Hundred and Eighty-thtrd Infan-
try. Company II. one Hundred and
Eighty-rhird Infantry.
All ont-of-town infantry units will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

l"in'. ana the knight OF the queens
Guard VIII be W. n Scarbor"uuh.
principal of Hopcwcll High school.
Inc part OF Queen Anne will be On
acted by Miss Mary G. Webb. Prince
George 10y I. y. Stands. while the
part OF the soldier will he taken by
Is. L. F;gE.
me miniature church. modelled aft
or Merchants Hope. is now being
constructed by Miss NarSenic MooShy.
manual arts teacher in the local
schools and Will he completed in time
FOR III" boat to take part in the pa
rade on Friday. May %.
me Hopewcll float is also being
rushed to completion. under tho su-
rervision of Judge Thomas y. Rob
er'Son. who hopes to have it com
n!eteu IN time for the parade on May
20. Ihe float viii he constructed TO
,epreseht the ship "Hopcwcll." who
brought the early settlers to tho
SHORES OF Virginia. In case the float
Is not completed in time. tn. Prince
gorge hoat VIII be used for Hope
Wei ON May -. but will bc different
~ arranged for the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
MOVE TO SEAT WOMEN
As LAY DELEGATES FAILS
Resolution Defeated 10y Epis-
copalians by Tie Nolc-For
Law Enforcement.

Admission OF women TO sit as lay
delegates OF the church Wa> defeat
ed, after a lengthy debate. by tie
vote at the evening session Of the
council OF the Episcopal Diocese OF
Virginia, In Al saints Episcopal
Church yesterday.
The majority report rccomn end
ed that no action be taken that
would involve change IN tho pres
ent status. on tho ground that the
= women did not desire change After
a discussion that lasted NOR" Than
two hours. the question WAS finally
brought 20 q vote.
Adoption ~ a resolution recon-
ncndinS tina; 'he state prohibition
laws be rightly enforced. and the
closing OF nominations OF officers and
deputies TO the tr5anuual national
convention Of the church to be held
in Portland ore. IN September We're
features OF The session
The following viii represent the
church at Tho national convention.
Deputies Rev Bergman Green. d H..
dean Of the virginia Theological
seminary at Alexandra. Rev ".
Russell Bowie. i. d.. rector II =;
Pauls Episcopal church. Richmond:
Rev. Edward H. Goodwin II h.. Of
Ashland Rev. ". II. Burkhs-it, rec
tor of Grace Episcopal Church Lay
deputies: judge i Carter Scots; John
Stewar; Bryan. Roosevelt Page dud
Robert Beverley. of Essen County.
Alternate deputies Rav Is u. Tucker.
Jr.. u. n, Nirsinia Theological SEM
mary; Rcv. j Francis Eiahie rec. or
o; ST. Andrews. Rev. w Smith.
rector Of -. Marks; Rev. i j Ham
mond, u D.. OF Culpeper. Alternate
lay deputies Lewis . Williams, D-
J II. Billiard. rector at WUlam and
Mary college. WILLIAMSBURG J. VI
Taylor, OF Richmond, and John :.
Minor. OF Richmond.
Reports from the hoard OF trustees
OF the various church schools ana
standing committees 81 the church
will feature the closing session OF
the CONVENTION today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
LADY ASTOR VISITS
CAPITAL OF CANADA

OTTAWA ONT, May l'.--l.ord and
Lady Astor were given an enthusiast
'.7 reception when they arrived to-
rsr on q visit - the Canadian scat
r-T"r1~.eu'. Even the trainmen
.'ao brought N the party's special
car ~"r" .-ihus as;ic. one conductor
saying Lady Nstor Is the fines, wo-
TIE English peerless aErcd with her
husband that there was little chance
'-a- many women would sit in the
neat BRUSH Parliament. Sh" said n
was significant that the Labor Party
Ht ra- nominal" women in coustit-
sur@y where ,herc was a chance TO
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
LOUISA PAYS VETERANS
FARE TO RE MON

tSrecial To The Times -Dispatch.l
LOUISA VA. May l.-A; a recent
Meeting of N" Board Of Supervisors
~ Louisa county resolution was
stHp'ed providing that any coufcd-
"rt'@ veteran Of tn" county who
Wishes - attend Tho reunion In Rich
ralHa n june would he reimbursed
or his railroad far" for tho round
'r.p =. pT.scnt.ng bin for the amount
:. t.n nnard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
At or Mrs. Newton Has
q Grandchildren

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. IA, MAY
iS.--Mrs sylvester Newton. aged
~ years. widow OF Abb. New
ton. of White oak, stafford
County. near mis- city. has the
remarkable record OF having e
grandchildren. Mrs. Newton. WHO
- very active, appears To ho much
younger. She is the mother OF
ten LYING chi!drcu six OF whom
are daughters and -FOUR sons In
addition Co her Scvcuty-Sevcr
grandchildren. she has TWO
Ereaj-rraudchildrc Mrs New
ton has a married daughter max
inE her homo with her. who -
the mother ot eight children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
To unnnr Lee p,Iuo,c.

Monument Methodist sunday school
"ill haN" " sp"c!n! program sunday
morning follow mg the regular les
son period T. lee PalmDrc. who is
.'' ." from Monument Methodist
Church as missionary To Japan.
"'ii ne present. and special service
go h""n arranged n his honor The
sunday school is arranging 10 send
Air. l'a'wOrc. He S to sail In June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WendeIl's Pills, a IN b i { i 0 II
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired Out People.

II YOU feel tired out. out O. sorts. dc
sporGcnt. mentally or physically depressed,
get a 90 cent box OF WCudcIrs PILLS. Ann
hilton RrRnd. al Tragl" Drug Company to-
day and tax" tn" nrEt biz step toward
feeling hotter right away.
II you work too hard. smoke too much.
or are nervous Wcndelrs l!Ils. Ambition
brand. will make you feel better i'll ihrcc
days or money back from Tragic Drug
Company, on tho nrst box purchased.
AS treatment for affections az tho
nervous system. constlpRtion. loss OF ap-
petite, sloc plossncss, or Nervous Indiges-
ton, get box OF Wcndells Pills, Amb-
ton Brand. today on tho money back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
nm, a prospect as Is nnfolded in xo

amt a prospect as is unfolded in yo
letter.
Please do INC the Kindness TO |
~ DC known that the invitation.
h"chly appreciated aud that won
ne very glad to join you If IL we
possible: In fact. ms one Mayor to n
"'hcr' kno~ ! Will miss an enjoyab
and uplifting time. May all succe
"'tchd your pageant"
lean {. liallcr, secretary OF II
Schn"i board OF Norfolk. Va. rcpor
'h inc information yesterday TO Itol
cry =. DAVIS. chairman OF the No
i"lK Pageant Committee. for tram
mission To Richmond. that from .,
I" i'ooo pupils and teachers OF No
l"iN are planning to take advantal
of the railroad excursions tn RicI
mond on May &c. according TO n ca,
VASES ihad" of tho schools. to partic
pate In Norfolk Night"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
$1,000, ooo ncfrircrn,or.,n, n,,.r

81 LOUIS. ID. Nu. is. "a.
American Hay and Fn4u1rt D.u.f..t.,.
today announced ii has r,..I.,I .s.
order fpr 1000 rcfrlgeIat.r uar frur
the American Eefr,poIalor lt Z,
cost approximately S5,uOu.nuo Isndpr
the contract. the "gulpmeu, u.s. 10 be-
delivered by September TO TAX" care
OF a Erge increase in the trauspol-
taIosAof fruits. vegetables and dairy
products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Pence Negotiations coiinp,e.

~ NeE0cIN'oN Fross ]
h''NIp'N May IS y dispatch 10
soaiat"d Press from Dublin
reported thnt the peace nc
-''.r' IONS hciwoou Michael Collins
rd Erro"n d" valera nav" collapsed
'' 'Hf' nothing authentic on the SIT
-----.-.- ". .NuLIIl.ln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
ALIENS FOOT EASE does IT.

Nn'u shoes pinch or COINS and
lunl"us ache" r"i q package 81 Al.
Les y FOOT EASE. tn" antiscptic
powder to he shaken into the shoes
u taxes the sting out OF Corns and
hUniOns. gives instant relief 10 Smart
Ius Aching. swollen feet. 800, 900
pounds OF powder for the feet werc
used by our. Army and Navy during
the war.-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19

~ year ago had n bowel con
plant quit" badly. a doctor of htt
standing recommended DIR SET
AltNoIp'S BALSAM and | ind IL
'ihri"mt mat | wish for more. Plea:
innMdch by J. j.. Rnmnr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
TOOK 3 PEOPLE TO
HOLD HIM IN BED
Suffered Great Pain from His
Stomach; Plant Juice En-
tircIy Relieves Him.

Il was Nat on my back In bod for
over q month hccaUs" oi my stomach
trouble. ana was told that could not
live. but your remedy. Plant Juice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-19
Rrigadicr-Gcncral
swanson To He Here

Senator Claude a Swanson. who
had been invited 10 participate In tho
coronation exercises and declined
because Of press Of business. YES
tcrdhy advised w. Conway Saunders
business manager Of tho pageant
that h" would he in Richmond on
Monday and would attend the open
ing presentation OF tho pagcan,
drama. Senator Swanson will not de-
liver any addresses but will com
n'iEgle with the crowds
The Naval Reserve Band. of Nor
folk, VIII arrive In Richmond Mon
day morning At 1875 O'Clock and
Viii be in tn" parade.
Captain Sands. Of the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues. VIII arrive in Rich
mond sunday afternoon over the
Norfolk and Western Railroad, with
number of cannon. horses and men.
to participate in tho pageant parade
on Monday. accordint, to report
received yesterday by captain James
G. Pollard, of tho Richmond iIowit-
zcrs. Captain Sands IS bringing wiki
him four French 7js. furty-four
caissons, forty-tWo horses nfty men
and three officers. The mon Viii he
the guests Of the nowitzcrs while
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The jury reformed tne!r VERDICT ana
left the poli,e 70 solve the mystery
nnd arrest the woman PricsEcy.
But though they made every in
u,,i,.y ro lrnce could hc found 81
lor The P-r NJ furniture renoy-
ors s,oted FIN, chr had c,lle6 ora
,... and osIs.1 .b.,, IN renovs her
t,,r,,u,a ,,d s+,-s q handed the
boz. =. ~. r.,, 10 ~. r,e~l, showed
l,t,,, q ,-e.oint r,r ,I,. last oyarter's
ront an, r.,ar ni,, - ,neck f,,,
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h;,, +i,,. .po ...,, o., 90 ,l,ro,d mud
wnnrd ,rohchr.. mo ,vnv for , ,eac
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,re ,,e, r,.ny n car-[. oI. ,lc
wow. re rcr,o,.,,r ,,1jo tho srrsn :
,tno,I discovnrv
ALort n,on,h went NV THE