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New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Tax Revision Plans Are f
 Subject of Debate TOday

Washington, Jan. is.-1ax re- vision proposals of Secretary Mellon and Representative Garner. democrat came into open debate today at the house ways and means committee hearing during presentation of treas. Lry reports by Garrad Winston. under-secretary Of the treasury. Chairman Green declared the treas ury's estimate of losses in revenue which would result from proposed cuts in surtax rates to g 25 per cent maximum wss too optimistic. con- tending the loss would amount to s200,o00. 800 instead or s101, 1000, 900, estimated by the treasury. He added. however. that he was not in favor Of surtaN rates with 4s per cent maxi mum. as suggested under the Garner plan.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
NOMINATIONS TODAY
Chamber of Conmercc of U. S. Re- ceive Names Of Those to Become Members of Board of Directors.

Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 1S.-Direc- tors to represent the various dis tricts and departments of the caster division, to serve on the board of di- rectors of the Chamber of Commerce O. the United States, were nominated at today's session of the eastern die vision of the organization.
 Alvin T. Simonds. Of Fitchburg. Mass. was nominated to represent the first district.
 lIarlin F. Kelsey. salem. Mass. was nominated as a director for the civic development department and Charles r. Weed. Boston. director of the for- eisn commerce department.
 Problems confronting the merchant marine were The topic Of the session. address being made by Norman E. Beecher. former .dmiralty counsel Of the U. $. shipping board and William ]. Conlen. of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
RIFT IN LABOR RANKS
J. Bromley, Enginemen's Leader. An- nounccs lie Has No Alternative But To Carry On Strike

London, Jan. 1S.-A rift in the rail- way labor ranks appeared today when J. Bromley. the enginemen's leader, announced that his executive had no alternative but to carry on with the strike set for Sunday midnight. and simultaneously a circular signed by ]. H. Thomas and C. T. Cramp was tasued from the headquarters of the National Union Of Railwaymen 10 all is branches. dcnouncing the strike.
 The circular said that up 10 the present moment the leaders had re- fused 10 believe that such a grave blunder" as a strike would be em- harkCd upon. It added: Any mem Ter or the \. L. R. ceasing to work CT refusing to do any job he would haze done had there been no strike is 2 blsckles to the signature of his accredited representatives who ac- cepted the wages award, and is a traitor to the decision Of the special general meeting which is the demo- cratic method whereby his views are expressed" !"
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
DECENT ARE HELPLESS
"No Decent Man is Sure of His Life In Bavaria" According to State- ment of Dr. Held.

Munich, Bavaria, Jan. 1S.-Debate before the constitutional committee of the Bavarian diet today revealed that numerous remittances addressed to General Ludepdorff. Adolph Hitler and other fascist leaders had been seized by the government of Dr. yon Kahr. The funds confiscated, it was stated. was s1oo remitted through Mrs Siegfried Wagner of Beyreuth. which was to be devoted to charitable purposes among the national social ists. Other funds came from Mexico and Austria.
 Speaking for Dr, von Kahr, minister of the interior Schwayer declared the government considered General Lu- dendorff the head and propelling in- ftuence of Bavarian nationalistic cir cles. Therefore he considered the seizure of the moneys in question an obvious measude of precaution.
 No decent man is sure of his life in Bavaria" Dr. Held, chairman of the Bavarian peoples party exclaimed in the course of the debate.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
CITY ITEMS.

That Old Gang of Mine" quartet and fox trot, Brunswick record. John A. Andrews & Co.--advt.
 Constable Fred Wrinkle has served writ of execution on Peter Morris to satisfy a judgment of S706.2S and costs of $76.S1 obtained by Peter Per akelis in the court of common pleas.
 Get your tickets for Graveure con cert at c. L. Pierce Co.-advt.
 Constable George A. Starke has been named trustee of the bankrupt estate of the Public Market of this city. Attorney David l.. Nair, Con- stable Fred Wrinkle and Harry Her man have been named appraisers.
 Sale all day Saturday, Beef, Pork Veal. Ham. Genuine small legs of Lamb, S5c. ID. Wm. Trewhella, 36 Church St.. New Britain.-Adv.
 John Nanciewicz of 22 Silver street and Miss Rozalia Radzen of 93 Gold street have taken out license to marry.
 Fitch-Jones caps, s1.oo. Fitch Jones Co.-Adv.
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormack of Win ter street entertained at her home last evening in honor of Miss Ada Mo Carr of Ballston Spa, N. r., who is the house guest of MT. and Mrs. F.. J. Doyle of Washington street. Musi- cal numbers were rendered and whist played. During the evening a dainty lunch was served.
 Get your tickets for Graeeure con- cert at c. l.. Pierce Co.-advt.
 The January meeting of the Stan ley Works Girls club, held last eve- ming at St. Marks parish house, fea- tured supper, the business of the evening being followed by "competi- tive stunts" by various members of the club. Plans were discussed for theater party and two dances to be given during the winter.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten dered Mrs. Elmer Granholm of De- troit, Mich., last evening at the home of Mrs. Gus Josephson, g Carlson street. Mrs. Granholm received many gifts. A buffet lunch was served. Mrs. Granholm was formerly Miss Agnes Larson of this city.
 A marriage license has been issued to Walter Lawrence Kane of Ken sington, and Miss Louise Mary Cas- solino of s5 Mill street.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
DIR. sCHACHT DUE SUNDAY
German Banker win Arrive in Paris
 to Meet Preparation Experts
!y The Assoclated rress.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris, Jan. 1s.--Dr. Schacht, presi- dent of the Reichsbank and German n currency commissioner who has acc ceptcd the invitation of the repara- ton experts to come here for con- sultation in connection with the in- q,niy into Germany's finances, is ex- pe,ted to arrive Sunday morning. The technical advisers attached to the ex- pert committee continued today their study of the documents at hand con- corning the German note circulation and general finances in preparation for drawing up a auestionnaire which the committee will present 10 pr. Schacht when the consultations be- gin.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Cape Breton Strikers to
 Hold Out for Settlement

Glace Bay. Y. g.. Jan. is.-Stfiking coal miners in the Cape Breton field have been instructed to remain on strike until a settlement has been reached with the Dominion Goa! company, it was announced at head quarters of the United Mine Workers here today. The announcement said president John l.. Lewis. of the mine workers. had given his assent to the instructions fseusa.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
BRITISH DELEGATE
High Commissioner For Mesopotamia
 Negotiator For Mosul Area

London, Jan. 1s.---Sir Percy Cox, former British high commissioner for Mesopotamia. will represent Great Britain at the negotiations over the future of the Mosul area, in northern Mesopotamia, which are expected to be begun shortly in Constantinople. If the delegates fail to reach an agreement within nine months, after the opening of these negotiations the disposition of Mosnl will be referred to the league of nations.
 Great Britain, which holds the mandate for Mesopofsmia under the league, is anxious to retain control Of Mosul's rich oil fields. while the Turks contend that the whole Mosul area, for. Athenic, geographical and historical reasons. should be restored 10 Turkey.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Foreign Exchange

New York. Jan. iS.-Foreign ex- changes easy. quotations in cents: Great Britain. demand 423 13-1s; cables 424 1-16: SC day bills on banks, 4si g-16. France. demand 4.59. ca blss 4.59 1-2. Italy. demand 4.S5 i-2. cables 4.3s. Belgium, demand L17 1-2, cables 4fS. Germany, demand 000OO0O00025. cables 0O000o00D02s. Holland. demand 37.1s, cables ST.24. Norway, demand 14.15. Sweden, de- msnd 26.6. Denmark, demand 17.s2. Switzerland. demand 17.30. Spain, demand 12.Ts. Greece. demand 1.sG. Poland. demand .0OoD11. czecho- slovakia- demand e.af. Jugosiavis, demand 1.I5. Austria. demand. .hnt4. Rumsnis. demand 49 s-4 Argentina demand s2.es Brazil. demand 1o.s2. Montreal 97 t5-1s.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
MESSENGER ARRIVES
Peter the Page. smallest and Most Valuable Carrier in London. Brings tIfcetings to President Coolidge.

New York. Jan. ls-Peter the Page. London's smallest and most yaiuablc messenger boy. arrived on the steam ship President Polk today. en route to Washington where he Will present President Coolidge with greetings from the British Empire exposition which is to open in London in April.
 Peter-his fun name is Cyril Will i4 years old. He was much the ships pet on the Atlantic. being feted like enc Of the royal family. Lloyds in- sured him for s25.0ge.
 He was met at the pier by E. Maur- ice Childs. escort to the Prince of Wales on his last yisit here.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
BROTHERHOOD ELECTS

The annual meeting Of the Brother hood Of the Firrt Lutheran church was held last night and officers were elected as follows Chairman. Rer. Dr. A. 4. Ahlquist. first vice-chafr- man. Joseph Anderson: secretary. Eric Carlson; treasurer. Emil Larson: financial secretary. John Fresen: ss- sistant financial secretary. Martin Sandstrom. < program committee was appointed for the ensuing year as follows: Joseph E. Hultgren, Con rad Hultberg. Martin Sandstrom and Alexander Bjorkman.
 The First Lutheran church wiii hold the annual meeting tonight.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
MacDoNALD's VIEWS
British Labor Leader Makes Pertinent
 Remarks in signed Article

London, Jan. lS.--The inherent ob- iection in some quarters in Great Britain to the very idea Of a labor Government is pointedly dealt with by Ramsay Macdonald, opposition lead CT and prospective labor premier, in an article in the January issue of the socialist review. Beginning with a reference to the decision of the cab inet to continue in office until de- feated in parliament, Mir. Macdonald writes:
 "One of the very last qualities I should think of attributing to Mir. Baldwin is hesthen Chinese tricki- ness, but 1t is plain he has led himself On this occasion to those who have such qualities
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
FOUR ARE RESCUED
People Reported Drowned OH Neu London Today Are Reported fc Hate Rcachcd shore in safety.

New London. Jan. 1s.--Captsin R. r. Curtiss. his wife and two deck hands. who yesterday were reported to have perished in Wednesday nights storm when The barge Plymouth sank off Long Branch \. J.. are alive. according 10 information received today by the Thames Tow Boat Co.,. Of this city which owned the tug
 Two of them jumped onto ths barge Mobile. also a part Of the tug Harold's tow. after the lnes parted and the others were hauled aboard ihe tug by lines passed 10 the drift ing barge. The four survivors were brought into New York this morning.
 The Northern. No. S also a part or the tow went ashore and broke up. Six hundred tons of bitUminous coal were lost. The PlyFnouth. which carried a lumber cargo consigned to Neu York. sank in seven fsthoms of ua1er.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
NO AGREEMENT YEr.
Former Patriarch of All Russian
 Church Inxffes Conference.

Moscow. Jan. ts.-Tnable to come to an agreement with the most Rev. Dr. Tikhon, former patriarch ef All Russia. the new church council has invited to Moscow Archbishop Melt ios Mstsxskis. former patriarch of the Greek Orthodox church in Coustan- tinopIs Archbishop Mstsrakis is CT pecfcd Co arrive hsTe soon fo contsst with Dr. Tikhon for the support of inc Russian church
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
PREDICT REVOLUTION.
Communists Insist Revolt in Germany
 wm Come Very shortly.

Moscow, Jan. ls.--A representative Of the German communists told the conference of the Russian communist party hrs yesterday that in spite of setbaol<s, revolution in Germany is a question of only few months.
 The membership of the Russian communist party on November 1 last, including active members and candi- dateA was 434,4oe. It was officially announced that the number of actual members decreased four per cent while the list of candidates was larger than in the previous year. On Janu- ary 1, 1ss4, the party strength was kZI,e0l persons.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
5000 PERSONS BaNIsHEp
Arc Deported From Russla to siltria
 or White sea Island

Moscow. Jan. 1s.-Commissar or Justice Kunski announces that s.B00 persons have been banished from Moscow to the Island of Solovetsk in the White Sea. or to Siberia, in con nection with the campaign 10 rid the city Of objectionable elements. or this total. he said. only z17 were under a political ban; the others were speculstors who the Moscow soviet decided should leave for the best good of the community The cofn- rnissar added that the deportations had about come to an end.
 4 recent disturbance in the colony st soiovetsk is to be investigated hy commission. KursEi asserted. The guards were forced ta resor1 to arms to aaeii a group of anarchists but hs thought no one vas kiIed.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
NORRIS SINCLAIR BILL

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Favoring the Norris Sinclair bill, which would create a farmers and consumers financing corporation, Benjamin C. Marsh of the National Farmers coun- cil told the senate agricultural conn mittee today that farmers of the country went behind" at least s5,- o0O, ,00O,o00 in 1928.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
TRorzky's ARREST DENIED

Moscow, Jan. 1S.--Eeports Of the arrest Of Minister of War Trotzky. which have reached Moscow officials through various newspapes cores pondents. are emphatieaiiy denied.
 Officials at the ministry Of war re- gently said that Trotzky, who has been ill. had left Moscow for his health. and he was reported to have gone to the coast Of the Black Sea 10 recup- perate.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
POINCARE MAKES ANSWER
Surprises Chamber of Deputies By Speaking on Frances Foreign Pol.
 Hey as Against Statement Of Her1.iot
ey The Arsociated Prea,.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris. Jan. 1S.-Premier Poincare surprised the chamber Of deputies to. day by speaking upon Frances for eign policy in reply to Deputy Edou- ard Harriot, leader of the radical party and generally considered the most formidable opponent of the Poincare government.
 Herriot in speech Jan. ii declared his party was for an equitable settle- ment of the reparation question through economic and financial agree ments rather than by coercion. He referred to the occupation of the Ruhr as a mistaken policy.
 NJ. Poincare renewed his declaration that the French government would not accept a reduction in German reparation.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Tina, .u pcus,.,s

The teaclser had oeen trying to fn- cnlcate the principles of the golden rule and turn-the- e-othsr-chesk
 Now. Tommy" she said. "uhst you7
 'Hex big a boy are vsu suppos- ing4"5 demanded Tommv.-American Legion Weekly.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
would Re a Heiicf

He-Ali. your little dog has an en- visbis position
 she-Do you mean because he is always pifh mel
 He-Sot exactly, but ] wss just thinking how happy I vould be if ' had some one to pay al my taxes for nls.-Kasper tstockholm).
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
GIVE GOLD TO PASTOR
Rev. Stephen A. Grohol Surprised by Members of Choir Of All saints Church on His Birthday.

Rev. stephen A. Grohol. pastor of All Saints church, was surprised at the parochisl residence. 53 West street. last evening by members of the church choir on the anniversary of his birth. Father Grolloi was pre- scented with a purse of gold and a bouquet of flowers. He expressed his gratitude at the thoughtfulness of the choir members and assured them that their gifts added to the happiness of his natal day.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
FOUND IN HOSPITAL

Cousiderable mystery was attached to the fiuding of human embryo in a bottle of alcohol at the site of the Court street hospital last evening, and another one about noon today. pr. Lyon, medical director is investigat- ing and the find has been discovered 10 the police.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
PAL MOORE vs DUNDEE

st. Louis. Jan. 15.-Pal Moran of New orleans. will engage with John ny Dundee, featherweight champion in 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden. New York, February l, it was said here today.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
But Tas Was Htgb

London-"Panhandli is a profit able occupation in London. Take the case of a 70-year-old man arraigned in Thames police court for begging. 4 constable testified he had found nearly sI,o00 on the aged mendicant's person. The prisoner vas given a choice of s160 fine or three months fnprisonrnent. He paid the fine.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
WOOSTER ST. SOCIETY ELECTS

The Wooster Street Community so- eiety held its annual meeting last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs, Emil vogel The following of- iicers were elected: President Patrick Ringrosc; yice-president, Mrs. Charles Barnes; secretary, Alfred J. Hick; treasurer, Mrs. Grace vogel.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
rs AFTER CAPITAL
Erassm Rencvs Fight For Securing
 of More Foreign Money

By Tbo Associated Press.
 Moscow, Jan. iss-Leonid Krassin, commissar for foreign trade, renewed his campaign for more opportunity for foreign capital in a speech at the communist conference yesterday, as- ssrtins that 1t was becoming more and mora obvious that Russia was in need of fersSgn assistance in reestabiishing hersslf economically.
 M PystAiDv. f6rmer head of the conoannn0ns committee, and now chair man cf ehs federal supreme economic eonncfl. took the view that Russia already vns leaning too much towards capitalism Alone of those who are listed in cpposition to the controlling faotion of the party, Pyatakov re- mains an ardent spokesman of that element which openly regrets the rise of private capital over state-con- trolled enterprise.
 Leo Kamene6, acting premier and president of the Motcow soviet. took . middle ground in the discussion.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
REBELS VICTORIOUS.

El Paso. Jan. is.-The important railway junction of San Marcos. east of Mexico City, hes been captured by rebel forces. wireless advices received here today state.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
pI.snIII sIGNs CoNIRarr

Ansonia. Jan. 1s.-Thomas Buswell. Ansonia's premier baseball tBirier. has been signed by the Worcester. Mass. club Of the Eastern league. Ruswelis work has attracted atten- ton and he is expected b make good with the Worcester club.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
nn. Iunr Gm Itt

Little Lucy (te FuestD--Do you like fhs. cake Mrs. Brown7
 Mrs Brevn-Yes, dear. very much. ttIcy-That'e funny. cause rnutser said you haven't any tssie.--iifs.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

[. $. TREASURY STATEMENT. L. g. Treasury balance, s27O.2s4,s76
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
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DIEvcA v SHARON

Anna Mihalik, 20-rocne afey6fs /:
no Sharon za4ila strasna zk,lse-
most minulej nedelc 4 noel. Ako
sNla $ ponlNnej kary ma rohn
Tindell a Stambaugh Ave-, ktorf
sd ME dako osvetlene, zazrelas jed
.neho lligra, ako "a 1ou ide. thce-
la utekat, ale niger priskqcil K
nej chytil ju. Zavliekol ju ma o.
samele miesto chcel vykonats na
nei nasilie. Dievea sa. huzeynate
branilo nedbalo ami ra ddery
ami ma to, ze niger S mel
stfhal ~ skoro vsetky saty. Po-
.darilo 50 jej vymknlt inocneho'
objatia nigra zutekat ma osvet-
lenejsin ulicu, kde sa. niger lleod-
vail zas nou. Mihalikoya poliaii
dala verny opis podliaka a ie na-
dej, ze bude chyteny. ],
II Mech ii kaade diesca q zena y
tohto yezme ponaueenie, ze ' no
ci osamote po tnlavyeh nliciaeh
neni radho chodit,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
tleoo PolkfTY BuDI5 lfERANH
Mn FISK or sl5UI.

&udca, Jde Heffernan ozn&mil
po tieto' dni, ze. Cd terra kas bule
dkatayat vSetkyeh priestupnf-
kov pr0hfbicnych zakonov ma III
sic doI6tos ! trovy., Eriestnp npniei
plsfix tik& .yel'ke pokaty I Il u Stra-
thsts OanfieA a Y Poland, budi
ieh platit tuna, hovoril sudea.
lEod sJcAts Sias mestsl sud Az
buae pFi poknt,y splkt-
ataeh, ale yscelsi sumo. A kto i1eza-
n q, pojde N 10 odsetlss
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
RoBo1Nf PolGERY sA IEf6IA

Carnegie Steel Co., Trumbull
Steel, Sharon Hoop a A. M. Byers
Sceliarske podniky operujd tohto
tgzdna pInpu silou. Vysokyc spes
cl y distrikte einnych je terax IS
~ 45, open hearth pecl 46 zog 66,
Bessemeri' sl Gimme I ysetky, hbr-
kovych mlynov je cinnych $50
40 a l3 pajpovych 20 u itch N .
Farrell a. pracuje plnou SLIM.
eliarnel A. cllystsjji1 * zlepses
nym erAciarA N kasd lem dvstyi,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
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3oCO XII Gable ''l'''
Bratis slaya 40 2 -1020A
lsIOv + .EAaIJE
Sixth and Grant Pittsburgh
Penn



til Br1lenske Lidove Novi-
Az Seotus Viator began pub
lish his book in Slovak Ian
guage in which alvocates
installation Of peace between
Slovaks and Czechs md
wants Prague government
to be Pro -Slovak in politics.
GESSAY
1054A JAN 2 1924
lDoslo pr tlatenf cfsla. Pd-
-drobnosti budticnc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
.ALDKRT lEAlIATEY
uLOzENT DO HRoBU,

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04
4 rli I = q sc IsIcA 81 800

Stefan gRetk kovik 1lsporil 81 Y IA
merike 42 800 q sberal il domov,
do Horvatska 20 Sharon, kde pr
covai. Minulej soboty ma jeho he
St'sstie sisiel 50 i avonda stsjinii
krajanmi, ktori prisli do sharon
z Gary, Ind lynn sal pochvalil, u
ma nasporene 50, 90 a ze, ide
teraz domoy, kde i l,asporenycl
penasf khpi 81 pekny niajetok d
bude j rodink0u st,astne lit. Tu
dva5a jsdno krajsnia ma seba mrkli
= jeflen mich povie Retkdvikovi.
s.Stavin So o $500, ze nemas $500
hotoyych " Steva to urazilo d
K toniu stayka boia lakava, $500
mohol vyhrat' "a min1tku! / IA
skoSil do banky, vytiahel peniaze
q siel IVA kraianmi ma sosamels mie-
sto, kde Apsc cakali. On uz vsd 'aie-
ka ukazoyal peniaze q volsl ~
kral som stsvkn, plat $5O0!' tn
mn jeden krajanov povie Pra-
vdu NH, staska je tyoja, ale tvo7
iie, peniaxes 81 nase ~ a otreil ma
Steyu revolver, berdc mn peniaze
Y rnky, Kym Sd Stevo vspamatol
Z prekvapenia, jeho kra nnia nsli
t6de Iaahsie. 6.
SteRa ioskraja u nejde. Rozmx
M Y I 4 had jon 4 'ahk ovsrnsst 'os.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-01-04


|tsd hinting q ktora Syd6va'
tiefo iloviny, bolr stredu va. Wash
inktoiiie kde 3ed kongresnyrn
prist al,o ovaleck IA NJ boron poyc-
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st 'ahovalect ssproti 2 percento-
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svahoch. Poliskoch j Mad ,arech.
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sbudoyanie 4 yzrast ocel;.rskeh,,
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