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OPEN FORUMS
TO BE HELD IN
Y. W. G.. A. COURSE
NeU Series of Subjects in
Short Course Dis
cuSStOn.

The general education department Of
the young women's Christian Association
will open next week a new short course
This will be series Of three open forums
On some World Problems and Their
Christian Solution" conducted by Prof
AIva W. Taylor. The first forum will be
on Wednesday night at o'clock in the
green parlors The subject will be "The
Peace Problem The other subjects to
be taken up later are The Race Prob
lem," April 5, and 1.-The Industrial Prob
lem" April H.
The opening Of short courses was IN
dertaken by the general education de-
partment for the first time last fall and
these have proved to be one OF the most
popular phases OF the work given. Three
courses have been given thus far: A
course on psychology by DR.. Harry D.
Kitson Of Indiana University. course on
the disarmament conference by Miss May
Louise Shipp. current events teacher Of
this city, and one on eugenics by DR..
Thurman B. Rice OF the Indiana Univer-
sity School of Medicine. Each course has
included three lectures followed by
periods Of discussion. They have been
attended by both men and women.
Professor Taylor, who is to conduct
this new course is splendidly equipped TO
discuss the problems he will take up. He
Is connected with the social service ocm-
mission of the Federal Council Of the
Churches of Christ in America. Before
entering this work he was a professor in
the University OF Missouri. He was a
member of the committee Of the Inter
church World Movement which investi
gated the steel strike and very recently,
I'm company with Sherwood Eddy. he
made trip through Europe to study in
dustrial conditions. He is an editor Of
The Christian Century"
These lectures are open to any one
who is interested. Both men and women
are invited.
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Music Notes

\ students recital will be given at the
Metropolitan School OF Music at ;
o'clock next Saturday afternoon in the
Odeon. There will be piano. voice. violin
and cornet numbers and readings The
play is Fast Friends a One-act com
edy. The cast will include:
Opal Thomas. Helen Louise Small,
June Eleanor Watson, Carver Wheeler,
Irene Smith, Helen Koelme Adelaide
Taggart, Helen Ldchtsinn, Hazel Lam
kin. Mary Alice Lacy, Cecil B. Thomas
Merrill Henry, Norris Stanley, Evan
Georgief. Leonore Brandt, Erytl Mullen
bruch, Richard Young. Ruth Strain
WiltrOut, Edward Nell, Jr., Mrs D. E.
Gruber, Mildred Schmedel and Helen
Barrett.
Miss Alberta Yagerline Of the Metro
politan School Of Music faculty, will pre-
sent her pupils in a play, The Impor-
lance Of Being In Eearnest,' by Oscar
Wilds, at s O'Clock Wednesday evening
in the OdeOn. The intermediats orches-
ira. under direction Of Henry Marshall,
will play between acts. The public is
invited.
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
John WOrthing. ..........:...M Merle Krug
AlgeFnOn MOnchieT. 80. Chester Lafferty
Merriman, the butler. w. Earl Boyer
=
Lady Bracknell. Gladys Smead
Hon. Gwendolyn Fairfax
.................Ma Marguerite Culbertson
Cecily Cardue. ...............m Marion Gore
Miss Prism. governess. Margaret Hazlett
MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Overture-Grand March Majesty.
Laurendeau
Between first and second acts
Sweet Brier Overture. .Laurendeau
Between second and third acts
Fl l'aUitaO March Souso
The Matinee Musicale will give the
following program at the Masonic Temple
Wednesday, March %:
PROGRAM BY SPANISH COMPOSERS
Voice-Soprano.
Aria-"El Amor la Muerte" from
0' Ella Lcona wright RICH 'fanaoO'
Piano.
ION the Manzanares' .D'sequairo
ChansOn Dansee. Leon MOreau
Mary Liiiy-Fisher
voice-Contralto.
La Perla. Clavelitos. Decentralization.
.a.;:;....--......spa Spanish Folk Songs
Camille Bradb1rn-Freig. g
Caprice viennoLs. .Kreisler
by request)
Edna Marcella BGrros.
Guest ARTIST
Mrs Roy l. Burtch and Ruth Elizabeth
Murphy.
(AccOmpanists)
Program arranged by Miss Wright
The Indianapolis Group OF the League
OF Women Voters will give a benefit
musical Thursday evening at the First
Congregational Church. The program
follows:
Melodie Observation-Disclosures. Friml
Starlight Huerter
Ballet Sentimentale $1,000. Zamecnik
Lincoln Trio
Break OF Day ............... SanuerSOn
Mrs. Ray Barnes
Elegie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Massenet
Miss Lakewood
Romance ---..---.-...s NlenldESk1
Miss Schroeder. Organ accompaniment
by Mrs. Ruick.
Vocal Solo. Selected. Mrs. George Smith
NalA ......... Deli0ee
Lincoln THO
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DANCE TO AID
RUSS RELIEF
SeUerin to Be Scene of Ball
for Needy Fund.

A benefit dance will be given this eve
ming for the Russian relief cause at the
Hotel SEVERN, under the auspices OF the
Marion County committee Of the Indiana
Russian famine fund of which Mrs.
Booth Harrington is chairman.
Floor men who will assist at the dance
follow: Hathaway Simmons, Robert
Kruse, John OFT, Herbert Reed, Frederick
Wallick, Maj. Benjamin Grey. Col. A. w.
Williams, Oscar Stevens, Lieut.. George
W. Read, Jr., Robert Stevenson, Gilbert
Hurry, J. c. Schaf. Jr, Robert Tyndall
John Jameson, Garland Powell, Alv'7 W.
Owsley. Clarence Stanley, Benjamin f.
Claypool, John Gould. John F. Fishback,
Jesse Fletcher, Frederick Holiday, VIII
liam ]. Holiday. Sidney Miller, George
Home. Theodore Stein, Charles Pierce
and Roy Palmer.
Gen and Mrs. George W. Reed will
come from Fit Benjamin Harrison for
the party. Others from the Army post
will include Col. and Mrs. J. c. Rhea
Capt. 2. J. Newman. Col. and Mrs. c. N.
Bridges and Colonel and Mrs Halstead
Contributions OF money for the fund
have been received by Mrs. Gordon Tan
ner, general chairman. from many per-
sons in the city and several officers
from Fl Harrison. Headquarters, 527
Lemckes building. announces excellent
work has been done among the teachers
of the Arsenal Technical High School.
Mrs Charles Lamb and Mrs. H. E.
Robbins will entertain at cards Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. Lambs home TO
aid the relief fund Mrs. Louise Billman,
associate State director, will make a
brief talk.
Another feature Of next weeks cam
paign will be the plan Of the Y. ". c.
A. to turn the entire proceeds of the
cafeteria for Thursday noon into the
fund
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ARMY AND NAVY
BUDGET SUBJECT
OF DISCUSSION
WOmen'S Affiliated OrgGni-
cations to Attend Confer
ence on Reduction.
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
BY CONSTANCE DREXEL.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Appropria-
lions for the Army and Navy will be the
subject OF heated discussion in and out
OF Congress for some days TO come. Not
only will expenditure Of vast sums be
determined, but the size of our Army
and Navy for the coming year will be
fixed. Furthermore, the elaborate mill
tary preparedness plans contained In the
amendment of the National Defense Act
Of June g. 1920. are involved.
But whether the drastic cut Of so per
cent reduction recommended by the Ma
tional Council for Reduction Of Arma-
ments formerly National Council for
Limitation Of Armaments) really repre-
sents the opinion of the affiliated worn
ems organization is matter OF doubt.
In fact, its fortnghtly bulletin con-
talns the warning: The executive sec
rotary of the national council has com
plete freedom in the composition Of the
bulletin and he assumes sole RESPONSE
bility for the position taken" Frederick
J. Libby, former European commissioner
for Friends, is executive secretary.
However, it is expected that a meeting
of the executive board Of the council
called for next Tuesday, at national
headquarters here, will reveal what some
of the member organizations are think
ing about following up the Washington
conference by reductions in appropri-
atoms for the Army and Navy. A fuller
meeting of representatives of member
organizations has been called for April 4.
Invitations have gone out to the fol-
lowing members Of the executive board
to try to be present at next Tuesdays
meeting:
Clement NJ. Biddle, New York: Mrs.
Louis .. Brandeis, T. Janney Brown, and
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman, Washington /;
George NJ. LamOnte, New York; Miss
Katherine Ludington. New England d.
rector of the League of Women Voters
Charles A. Layman, secretary National
Board Of Farm Organization; Hugh s.
Magill, secretary National Association :;
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|t&SS Q Get

Mrs. Margot Asquith will speak at the
Murat theater Sunday afternoon, March
20 under the auspices OF tho Women'S
Department Club. She will be the guest
Of Mrs. Russell Sullivan, 1881 North
Meridian street, while in tho city.
Miss Gladys Hartman. 7s3 East Drive.
Woodruff Place. is spending the week end
IN Bloomington. Indiana, where she at
tended school.
The Du Art fraternity will entertain
its pledges Monday night with a dinner
party and smoker a the home OF BIZ
Mcdowell. 4122 College avenue.
Miss Irene Pritchard, a brideelect Of
next month, will leave Monday to visit
friends in Champaign. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Scales have as
their guest, Mrs. II. o. West.
Miss Ruth Eileen Gilmore will leave
Wednesday for Florida, where she will be
married Friday, March -, to Oryille 7.
Weesner.
Mrs. Henry J. Coerper. 2130 North
Delaware street, entertained yesterday al
a luncheon bridge party In honor Of her
sister Mrs. r. S. Weysich OF Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kiese will enter
tain the members and friends Of the
Opah Club this evening with a birthday
dinner in honor Of their daughter Amelia.
The members of the club are Misses
Helen and Flora Herman, Misses Minnie
and Anna Schrudecker. Miss Cecilia
Spitzmesser, Miss Alice Commerry, Miss
Marjorie Brown and Miss Alberta Nor
ton. The guests will be Thomas Linn,
John McCarty. Ralph Barker. Jack Fin
ley, Ralph Thomas, James Burton. Harry
Bridges, Dick HargrOve and Joseph
Wright.
Mrs. T. G. Bennett, 1923 Fletcher
avenue. was surprised Thursday after
noon. in remembrance of her birthday.
Entertainment was provided by Mrs.
Martha J. King. The guests were: Mrs.
Alice Stelhorn. Mrs. Lennie Bernard,
Mrs. Katherine Hammel. Mrs. Ruby NJ.
King. Mrs. Gustav Il. Felske, Mrs Ella
Bernard Mrs. Margaret Rosemeyer, Mrs.
Sibel sullivan, Mrs. Hazel HOllenbeck
Assisting in the Inequalities were Mrs.
Viola Kafader, Mrs. Mollie Scagg, Mrs.
Pearl Scagg, Miss bona McClain, Harry
Kafader and T. G. Bennett.
Miss Marie Wilding will entertain the
members Of the Debonette Club and their
friends Mt her home 063 West Thirty
Third street Wednesday evening. The
regular meeting OF the club will be Mon
day evening at the home Of Miss Alice
Rudbeck, 364 East Morris street
$50
Miss Audery Shepard, 9O8 Fairfield
avenue, is visiting friends in Blooming
ton.
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Marion County
". T. u. Notes

West Washington w. c. T. U. will
hold its business meeting Friday.
Mrs. Alice MendenhalI, BIG North I'LL
nois street, Will be the hostess for zerelda
Wallace union at o'clock Tuesday aft
ernOon. Judge James Lea Tiers will give
an address and the public is invited.
University Heights w. c.. T. U. will
hold an all-day institute Tuesday at
the new Christian Church at University
Heights. Mrs. Minnie Mater Bronson will
have charge of the institute. A delega-
ton will take the 10 o'clock Greenwood
car at the terminal station. Lunch will
be served. All county superintendent
are asked to attend and present the work
Of the various departments.
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Mrs. w. ID. Long to
Take Concert Trip

Mrs. W. D. Long, 1716 North Delaware
street, will leave Sunday for a concert
trip. Monday afternoon she will appear
before the Women's Club at Steubenville,
Ohio, and that evening she will be
guest at a church party there. On Tues
day she will give a program in Pitts
burgh, Pa, before the Mt. Mercy School
and the Cathedral High School On
Wednesday she viii visit the Womens
City Club in Cleveland. The remainder
of the week will be spent In adjoining
towns.
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Clubs QIld Meetinus

The Phillip Schoff chapter Of the Z.
s Daughters Of 1912, will observe relic
day with the regent, Mrs. Francis A
Morrison. 1922 Park avenue, Monday.
The auxiliary to Indianapolis Chapter,
393 O. f. e, will entertain in honor Of
past presidents with an all-day meeting
Tuesday at the Temple, 15O0 West Morris
street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the South
Side Turner's will entertain at euchre
and lotto at O'clock tomorrow eve
ming.
Golden Rule. I. l. o. o. S. will give
dance and card party tonight in
Shepard's Hall, Alabama and Washington
streets.
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]. ". c. A. NOTES.

Open house on Sunday afternoon will
he under the care Of the health education
department. South America will be the
country considered as the world fellow
ship part of the afternoons program
Rev. A. R. Miles. who is connected with
the College OF Missions, will tell OF his
experiences in South America, where he
spent ewelve years. During the social
hour there will be piano solos by Mar
jorie Alexander and Catherine Van Ars-
del. vocal solos by Miss Grace Rush and
a reading by Louise Wheeler.
Mrs. D. F. Wheeler and Mrs. McGriR
are leading in the 1.OOO-point contest,
having completed all of the water events
involved. Miss Anna Mandell IS next in
line.
The public IS invited 10 a swimming
meet at o'clock next Friday evening
Some Of the contestants are: Dorothy
Moore, Mary Ennis. Marie Delatour. Ruth
KeetOn. Annie Duthie, Sarah Powell
juniors and Mrs. Riggs. Mrs. McGriff,
Dorothy Siegel Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Reid
Hassel Rodecap, Mrs. Schulmeyer, Anna
Manden and Mrs. Gentry, seniors.
Thy Kingdom Come" in the business
mems Bible class on Tuesday night in
the Y. ". c. A. lounge. This will be
the third Of a series Of six discussions
Of The Lords Prayer in the Light OF
I Today" The class meets from to I AS
: r. N. and is open to any woman in the
city.
The Y w & cafeteria will give
the gross receipts from the noon meal
on next Thursday to Russian relief
Mrs. :. e. Sidley, Miss Marguerite
Sylla and Miss Marie L 'Hommedieu. all
Of the central field office Of the Y. W
e. A.. will be guests at the local asso-
citation next week, meeting with board
and committee members TO discuss ma
tional matters Of the association and is
sues for the coming convention at Hot
Springs
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Home Economics Club-Wednesday.
Hostess, Mrs. w. j. Marks, assisted by
Mrs. Charles Scholer. Miss Nellie B.
Scholer, Miss Nellie b. Schaffer and Mrs
William Kennedy. History of Costume"
by Mrs. Frank Haight. Demonstration
by Mrs. Roy Severn and Miss Natalis
Coffin. Election OF officers.
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CENTRAL W. &. T. U. MEETS

The Central W. G. T. Z. will meet with
Mrs. Henry f. OstrOn, 1865 North Penn
sylvania street Friday, March q. The
program will be in charge of Mrs. Jose
pbine Bonsib and DR.. Jabez Hall.
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CLUB Index

Expression Club-Tuesday. Hostess,
Mrs. John S. Jordan 939 West Thirty
Seventh street. The program of the
evening will be from I'll Trovator" by
Verdi Mrs. Lloyd C. Litten will give a
reading; Mrs. o. NJ. Richardson, q vocal
sale; Mrs, Herbert S. McNeeley, pianist;
Mrs. John A. Brown, violin
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of officers.
Mystic Tie-Tbursday. Hostess. Mrs.
Homer Cook. Roll call, with Abe Mar
tin sayings.
The Monday Conversation Club-Mon-
day. Hostess, Mrs. Charles f. Cox, $500
Park avenue. Program Mrs. Pleasant
Bond, The Mirrors OF Downing Street"
The Independent Social Club-Tuesday.
Hostess, Mrs. Newton Mcclure. 1881
North Pennsylvania street. Regular
business meeting.
The New Era Club-Monday. Guest
day. Hostesses, Mrs. Fred Fake. Mrs
Minnie Duncan, Mrs. Charles Graul, Mrs
F. II. Wilson, Mrs. A. +. Eggleton, Mrs
$. p. Scherer, Mrs. J, X. Wallace, Mrs
John Jacobs, Mrs L. L. Padgett, Mrs
Oscar Martin, Mrs. Ida Campbell, Mrs
NJ. j. Burke, Mrs. r. J. Yestal.
The Thursday Lyceum Club-Thurs-
day. Hostesses. Mrs Mahlon Unger. Mrs
Malloch will give The City Of Good
Air"
The woman's Research Club-Monday.
Hostesses. Mrs. T. w. Grafton, Mrs.
John E. Reed. Mrs f. ". Wills. Round
table discussion, Living on the Bud
get Plan" Music by Mrs. John Kolmer,
lecture by Mrs. Damarchus Brown.
Zetathea CTub-Wednesday. Hostesxes,
Mrs. Caldwell. Home Economics Day.
Mrs. T. W. Engle will speak on Thrift
In My Home" Mrs. Pollock will speak
on The Budget and Household Ac-
counts" Election of officers.
The Heyl Study CMb-Tuesday. Wv.
C. A.. study book The New Map Of
Asia" Committee in charge of pra-
gram: Mrs c. f. Neu, Mrs George
knodle, Mrs. John Macy. Election Of
officers.
The Irvington WOmans Club-Nionday.
luncheon. Hostess, Mrs. Charles Nc
Bride, 240 Ritter avenue. Election of
officers
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SAUCE BERNAISE
Prepare a rule of HolIandaise sauce,
using Tarangan vinegar instead of lem
on juice, and add one teaspoonful each
of finely chopped parsley, capers and
fresh Tarragon. Serve with lamb GRO
quettes, chops, steaks, broiled birds, smelt
and boiled salmon, cod or haddock..
MINT SAUCE.
Chop one bunch of mint fine, add one
fourth cup of boiling water, two table
spoonfuls of sugar, and let stand thirty
minutes. Then" add the Juice of one
lemon or four tablespoonful of talle
vinegar, half a teaspoonful of salt and
ne-eighth teaspoonfuI of pepper. Mix
we'll and serve cold.
CHERRY SAUCE FOR LAMB Or
MUTTON.
Cook two cups Of pitted cherries in
two cups Of water, with six cloves and
an inch stick of cinnamon, until cher
ries are soft. Then rub through a sieve
and return pulp and juice to the range.
Keep just below the boiling point. Melt
two tabIespoonfuls of butter in a sauce
pan, add two tablespoonfuls OF -four; stir
to a smooth paste and add cherry pulp
slowly, while stirring briskly. Cook i've
minutes, keeping sauce just below boil
ing point. Season delicately with salt
and paprika; add the juice Of half a
lemon and serve hot.
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Friday Afternoon Reading Club
Thursday. Hostess, Mrs. ]. W. Noble.
The Life of Henry Van Dyke" Mrs. A
w. Waldorf. Election Of officers.
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Inter Nos Club-Wednesday. Hostess.
Mrs. I. Z. Haymaker. Mrs. Milo Stuart
will give Whitman as a Prophet" aud
Mrs. w. W. Knight will read q letter.
Guest day.
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The Irvington Woman's Club-Monday
Hostess, Mrs. Charles Mcbride. Election
Of officers.
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Mystic Tie-Thursday. Hostess. Mrs
Homer Cook. Roll call, with Abe Mar
tin sayings.
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The Monday Conversation Club-Mon-
day. Hostess. Mrs. Charles f. Cox, 2520
Park avenue. Program, Mrs. Pleasant
Bond, The Mirrors OF Downing Street"
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Mrs. D. F. Wheeler and Mrs. McGriR
are leading in the 1.OOO-point contest,
having completed all of the water events
involved. Miss Anna Mandell is next in
line.
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The Independent Social Club-Tuesday.
Hostess, Mrs. Newton Mcclure. 1881
North Pennsylvania street Regular
business meeting.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
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sTsepehl ,Hsgru,h pansscss a,sgpo and tas
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FOREIGN MAILS
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astsrs tincudin9 post cards ard eozasxcssl xaDers
nissea u istter dngss,'} mey be fnAl4sd a, us
General fcstosica aac city all a.asion and coa.
nest With steamer. Ordinary prints samples vss.
cel70oat parcels ard registered articles hsss to b
Eaaned between a. N. and ~ =. m As tas
Foreign Station tchey os Merson and West s,rssts}
foreign raaa closes haR sn hour later than a. oses.
orsl Postodioe and CITY Hail staaiea.
SUPPLEMENTARY MRiL
At ths Pcssofioe Dvabio Postage ecusirrd ATT.
aes must bc depusitsd IN tho drops marked siss.
srp for foreigs countriegt' or handed 10 at ths
supplementary mai'' window. At rle rcacsa
ssassom supplementary mai closes half sn hous
sstHr han tho supplementary closing ttnsc showr
ee9ow. oEccpt that supplementary rnsis fog E.re-
pean countries and for Central America. cts, va
Cristnbal. cioss ono hour later
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Oakland. Seattle
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Harbor (Wilningtonl, Portland
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Weanssaays tE), Saturdays sFt.
Southern Pacific Go tAorsan Lane1
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FROM aEW YORK
tpFs Tues. Wed. Thurs. Est, Sax Ca1s
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Wednesdays tPFo Nal orr Line
Los ANGELES aaAKB0R, San Fran.
CISCO, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma---
Also see san Francisco
FROM REV WORK
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Dec a. w IIaLIIII1o TIA NJ iliisyae 8. 3, ca
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