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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
BOOZE BURIED
A FOOT DEEP
State Raiders Dig Under
Gravel in Garage and
Find Liquor.
AT BUCKS PLACE
Find Is Made at Herman Bucks
Place; Raiders Also Find
Liquor at Gus Singers.

Buried treasure!
Ten gallons of it was found buried
one foot deep in the garage of the
Powers Lake on Wednesday afternoon
by a squad of state dry raiders,
headed by officer Henning, and ac-
companied by Constable Lee Benedict
of the town of Bristol.
The raiders also visited the notori-
Gus Gus Singer place in Trevor, scene
of many a raid, and found some moon
shine liquor behind the bar there.
Constable Benedict also located slot
machine in the Singer place and i'm
mediately confscsted it.
Was An Exciting Raid.
The raid on the Buck soft drink
parlor was one of the most exciting
that the county has known in months.
State dry raiders Henning, Parkinson
and Hillory arrived in Kenosha early
Wednesday afternoon and secured a
search warrant, drawn by District
Attorney Lewis Powell, to cover any
emergency that might arise. 1t gave
the officers the right to search any
part of the. premises of the Buck
place, including all outbuildings.
Proprietor Buck, apparently conf
dent that no liquor could be found,
met the raiders graciously. He in
formed them to search to their hearts
content, or words to that effect. The
raiders went the rounds of the place
and found nothing. They were about
to leave, giving the raid up as unsuc-
cessful, when Commissioner Hen
ming insisted on a further search
of the garage.
1--WE heard tell that there's booze
somewhere in that garage" he said.
Lets look again" 1
A shovel was found in a most con-
venient place in the garage. What's
that for?" suggested one raider.
Just then another raider found a
place on the floor which gave evidence
that there might have been some dig
ging there recently. Encouraged by
this they dug in the gravel. A foot
deep they ran into a big plank; this
led to a key in which was found
ten gallons of whiskey. This was
seized as evidence and Buck was
ordered to come into court.
Easier Work at Singers.
The raiders had an easier time at
Gus Singers place at Trevor. There
the liquor was found in the bar
room and confscated Singer was
also ordered into court.
While the dry raiders were nosing
around for liquor. Constable Benedict
stumbled on slot machine. It is a
most interesting one in that only
Quarters" can be played on it while
most other machines found in the
county have been nickel machines.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
City of KenOsha Offers to
Purchase Various COun-
8 ty Buildings.
TO PROTECT COUNTY
Deal Offered Would Protect
County Against Erection
of Commercial Buildings.

Another step in the development Of
the civic center project for Kenosha
was outlined today when the city of
Kenosha laid before the county board
of supervisors of Kenosha a proposal
to purchase the present county jail,
municipal court and courthouse sites
with view that they will be used by
the city for public buildings in keep
ing with the civic center project. In
connection with the discussion it
was made, public that it was the
ultimate plan to use the site now
occupied by the old municipal court
building and the county jail, with the
addition of the corner lot at Market
street and Sheridan road, as the, site
for new city hall.
The plan was presented to the coun-
ty board in the form of report of
the special committee of the board,
which has conferred with the city Of
ficials regarding the sale. City At
torney Clifford E. Randall appeared
before the board to explain the offer
made by the city for the various tracts
in question and the plans which the
city had for their use.
100000 for North Sites.
The city offers to pay to the county
100000 for the sites now occupied by
the municipal court building and the
county jail with the further UNDER
standing that the city is to acquire
the lot now occupied by an oil filing
station, west of those sites, and use
it for municipal building site. The
committee and representatives of the
city came to an agreement on that
price by the following method:
An appraisal of the property was
made by members Of the real estate
board setting a value of $91,017.13 on
the property; it was agreed that this
was a high appraisal and value of
approximately $4,000 was set on the
basis of the price paid for the cor
Willing to Cooperate.
1t was agreed that the county
should expect to make some conces-
sion in selling the sites to the city in
the expectancy that whatever use be
made of them should be for the fur
ther development OF tne civic CeHtef
project, of which the new courthouse
is large part. For this reason the
committee agreed that purchase price
to the city should be 90 per cent
lower than if the property was sold
for commercial purposes, this con-
cession bringing the price to approx
mately $4,000.
In the proposed purchase of the
present courthouse site several things
mad to be taken into consideration.
The county when it entered into the
development of the civic center pro-
ject agreed to join with the city in
acquiring the block to the south of
the new courthouse to be used as q
court This tract has been secured
by the city.
To Trade Foot for Foot.
The deal for the courthouse site pro-
vides for the trading of property foot
for foot with the city to pay for the
part not covered by this deal. Sew
era1 weeks ago tA- city acquired title
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Three Apply for
Divorce In Court
Three Wives Have Applied for Dr.
vorce from Their Mates in the .
Municipal Court.

Three divorce complaints have just
been filed in the municipal court with
three wives as the plaintiffs against
their three respective Husbands.
oFlrence Peterson has applied for
divorce against Loren Peterson.
They were married March -, 1922 and
have one child, Donald w. Peterson
born November 90, 1922. Mae Keat-
ing is applying for divorce from Her
bert Heating, charging cruel and in
human treatment, and Aurania Trunts
Rechlin asks for divorce from William
Rechlin, charging brutal assaults.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
PAGE THREE

He vail take charge of the Twin Lakes
route for Peoples store.
Miss Carolyn Wehner was week
end guest at the L. r. Winters home.
Mrs. Carl Radamacher and Miss
c. Daniels were Chicago visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Johnson was in Kenosha
on business Monday.
Ed Sarbacker Of Kenosha visited az
August Burkarts over the weekend
Mrs. George Reopke was Burling-
ton visitor Wednesday.
Floyd Perkins has new Ford
roadster.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Boddeker were
Burlington shoppers Wednesday.
Mesdames Virgil Richter, George
Bjerning, Carl Meinke and Anna Sch
ulty motored TO Milwaukee Thurs
day.
The dance given b the American
Legion of Kenosha at Radamachers
ballroom was very enjoyable affair.
Jimmie Heucheps eighta piece orehes-
ira furnished wonderful music for
dancing.
Mr.. Peter Niedl was Racine and
Kenosha visitor Monday.
Mrs. Eli Hartnell was in Kenosha
on business Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Bernhoft, Misses Lila
and Bernice Bernhoft and VIM. Bern
hoft were Burlington shoppers We'd
nesday
Miss Sarah Nolan has been, on the
sick list.
Tightening struck the garage own
ed by Fred. Rieman on Wednesday
morning. The boards in the top were
badly splintered but no fire resulted
Mrs. Mable Richter and Mrs. John
Richter attended meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary at Wilmot ON Thurs
day evening.
The Wolverine Terrace orchestra
who have been engaged to play for
dances, at the Radamacher ballroom
by Mr.. Radamacher arrived Wednes-
day.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Mrs. V. Kristinic
Died Yesterday

Mrs. Veronica Kristinic, widow Of
Paul Kristinic, died at her home at
1877 Maple Court, June II, 1925. She
is survived by two children, Mrs. Mary
Gorelik, Of Kenosha, and Mrs. Steve
Sheban, Of Racine.
The funeral will be held from the
ST. Anthony's church June 10, at nine
O'Clock in the morning. The remains
will be taken for interment to the st.
Georges cemetery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Name E. T. O'Brien
State Vice President
Honor Kenosha Banker at State Con-
ference of American Bankers AS
ISOLATION ct Milwaukee.

A distinction which is much sought
after was voted to Kenosha banker
during the state convention of the
Wisconsin section of the American
Bankers association at Milwaukee,
just closed. E., t. O'Brien, cashier of
the United States National bank, was
unanimously elected vice president to
represent Wisconsin in the national
bank section of the American Bank
ers' association.
The election to the position of vice
president is considered as distinct
honor in Wisconsin and it is awarded
to that banker who has shown the
most conscientious interest in the well
fare Of the profession and the pa
tronage which it serves.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25

the two new houses being built by the
powder company.
The 21st annual reunion of Pleas
ant Prairie District No. will be held
at the school grounds next Saturday,
June goth. Autos will meet the North
Shore and Lake Geneva bus at the
Milwaukee road at 11:48; also the
North Shore train, northbound, at the
Balm road at HAS.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Teachers Institute
Here on August 20-21
Annual Kenosha County Institute for
Teachers to be Held in New
C9urthavss Building.

An announcement Ia the Thursday
issue Of the Evening News declaref
thst the annual Tc~chers' Institute
which is held in Kenosha county each
year iust before school opens in the
fall was in error in the date. The in
stitute will be held on August 20 ans
81 and President Asa Rice Of IT,
Platteville Normal school at Platte
vile will be in Kenosha te be one %
the conductors of the institute.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Dane County Lawyers
Will Pay Tribute

Madison, Wis G. THE Dane
County Bar association has voted to
prepare a memorial to Senator La Fol-
lette to be read in each of the courts
of the county in which the statesman
pleaded in the days when he was
district attorney of Dane county
the starting point of his picturesque
public career.
The memorial will cover fifteen
pages Of typewriter manuscript and
will be filed with the records of the
association.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
Lad Killed In
Auto Accident

Gordon Ozanne, aged Is years, a
son of Reverend and Mrs. Herbert
Ozanne, was killed in an automobile
accident near his home in Bangor,
Michigan, this morning according to
messages received by relatives here
this morning. The child ran into the
street after a ball when he was hit
by a car and killed instantly.
The Rev Mr.. Ozanne, father of the
child, lived his youth in Kenosha
county and is widely known here. The
boys remains will be brought to Som
ers Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for
interment in the family plot in the
lakewood cemetery there. Funeral
SERVICES will he held in Rancnr
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-25
To Trade Foot for Foot.

10 Trade FOOT lot 7 oOL.
The deal for the courthouse site pro-
vides for the trading of property foot
for foot with the city to pay for the
part not covered by this deal. Sew
eral weeks ago thu city acquired title
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
A solicitud del Hon Gobernador.


te los aios econ6micos l92G-27, GU
20 tipo sera aumentado desde Ell
aio 1928 en- la fcrma que SO
dispone mas adelante. hacienda uso
para clio de la ventaja one la ofre-
ce el desistimiento de la venta de
Ia segunda serie ds Ia emission
de $1,000, 10000; 81
PoR cUANTo, de acuerdo con
el Artfculo 49 de la Ley Milnici-
pal VICENTE los municipios estan
autorizadOs para impoaer recargos
3 contribuciones adlcionales sobre
Ia propiedad con destlno al pago
de la amortization g intereses dc
emprestitos.
PoR TANTo,, oRDENAsE PoR
LA -AsADTBLEA MUNICIPAL DE
LA CIUDAD DE SAN JUAN DE
PUERTO RICO. +.
secci6n 1a.---Que Sc irnpore pNa
contribuci6n adicional sobre la va
loract6n de Ia propiedad, al sipc
" durante los amos qua Sc EXPIRE
san continuation:
151oO del / por ciento para los
anos 1e25-26 y 1s26-27.
2oI1OO del por ciento para los
amos 1929 . 1e27-6S, jnclusives.
secci6n 2a.--Que 81 producto de
esta contribuci6n adicional Sc apn,
cara al pago de los intereses y
amortization del emprestito de
$1,000, 10000 que proyecta contra
tar el municipio con destino q los
siguientes fines:
Para continuar las obras del nue.
vo acueducto.
Para continuar las obras del al
cantarillado en- santurce y Puersa
de TERRA.
Para continuar las obeas de los
hospitales.
Reconstruction de GALES y con
tinuaci6n del ensanche de la Ave-
nida "Ponce de Leon.
Reparaci6n de edificios munich
pales.
Para plazas de mercado.
Ampliaci6n del cementerio de san
turce.
CONSTRUCTION de casas-sscueias.
consinda en- la pAg. 8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

La anterior promesa del Conse-
10 Eiecptivo es con las siguientes
condolences: (a) que la propuesta
venta de la emission de bonos por
S7s5, 900, anunciada para Ell 26 del
corriente, sea pospuesta indefnida-
mente; (b) que la ordenanza para
el nuevo emprestito dispondra que
Ell montante consignado para el sis
tema de alcantarillado sera en- Ia
naturalsza de un fondo removable
que Sc conocera con el titulo de
'ssistema del Alcantarillado, "Fon
dos en- Dep6sito'', para ser dispo-
nible para completar ell trabajo del
a1cantarillado va empezado, y pa
ra tales trabajos de construcci6n
como pueden emprenderse con los
productos de arbitrios impuestos y
cobrados sobre una base propor-
cional al costo del mismo y a los
metros lineaIes del frente de la pro
piedades benehciadas con tai SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

construction. Ha sido adoptado por los be-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
81 SUFRE I'D. DEL
ESTOMAGO LEA
ESTO, lie CONVENE
LAS MALAs DIGEsTIoNEs
LAS coNsECUENcIAs
PELIGRoSAs

TIA sentido usted muchas veces
despues de conner cierta pesadez en-
el est6mago-acidez, gases fiatU-
lencia7 Estos son los sfntomas de
Que su est6mago no funciona
hien. Muehas veces usted So des-
preocupa Q toma IN palliative. Ali
tiene el peligro. Cuando Sc dig.erp
bien y los alimentos Sc asinslss
no es possible siptomas desagEada-
bles. Y. esa fatulencia, ese males.
tar, esos gases, esas indigestic-
mes frecuentes que usted siente ea
que no digiere sus alinentos. Ora
iualmente sus 6rganos digeskvos
Sc debintAn: Proviene la conges-
ti6n, los alimentos Sc corrompen y
10 que habfa de nutrir So orga.
nismo So convierte en- materia do
let6rea que al esparcirse por ei sis
tema afecta Ia sangre y debilita
su ORGANISING en- general.
Todos esos peligros pueden { {.
tarse. DIGENoL despues de, los CO..
midas ayuda La buena digestion :
asimilaci6n de sus alimentos. DI
GENoL es un repedio maravillo-
so contra la indigestion, hatulen.
cia, acidez. gases en- Ell est6nla 90,
falta de apetito Y dyspepsia. Las
personals que toman DIGENoL 60.
zan de La vida, comen con apetito
y 10 que apetecen. Dos pastillas des
puss de, las comidas fortalece tl
est6mago y ccrrige los des6rdenes
digestivos. ogtenga inmediatamen
te un ,pomo de DIGENoI, en-, ia
farmacia. Commence despues de "a
cena. Y acu6rdese que DIGENoL
no es un digestive comdn, sino he.
eho a !. base> de los componelteg
mas efcaces cientiacamente corl-
binados para asegurar los mas hals-
gadores resultados.
|ni9en,'.0!y'.ll !! j
PAnA IA llsnsGksron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

la Asamblea Municipal solicite cue
la propuesta emission de bonos sea
vendida por conducto del Bureau
de asuntos insulares de Washing
ton. D. 9.
Respetuosamente,
(Firmado) P. de CASTRO,
secretario del consejo Ejecu-
two.
tsTambien tiene usted aqui una
copia de Ia Resoluci6n aprobada
rnanimemente anoche en- la Asam-
blea Municipal:
oRDENANzA NO. %.
oRDENANZA PARA LA. IMPO-
sICIoN DE UN RECARGO o
CONTRIBUTION ADICIoNAL so
BRE LA PRoPIEDAD PARA Ell
PAGo DEL PRINCIPAL E INTE-
REsEs DE UN EMPREsTITo
DE Sc, 2,5oo,oOo.OO
PoR CUANTo, Ell Municipio de
San Juan en- octubre 1S, 1915, au-
toriz6 la imposition de una contri-
buci6n adicional de 25I1oo del ]
por ciento sobre la valoraci6n de
Ia propiedad para ser aplicada al
pago del principal intereses de
una emission de- bonos de
81 200, 10000;
PoR CUANTo, de esta emission
SO vendi6 la prinera serie, ascen-
dente a S915,ooo.oo, cuyo balance
pendiente de pago es en- la actllq-
lidad de $715,ooo.oo;
PoR cUANTo para ell page
de esta obligation existe en- Ell Te-
soro Insular I'm fondo de amortlza.
ci6n de $574,SSS.0o, que undo 10
cue ha de producer dicha contri-
bucion especial de 25I10O del /
por ciento hasta 80 de JUNO de
1927, dar& un total de S96S, ,025.G0,
cantidad esta mas que sufciente
para pagar en- su totalidad los ho-
nos emitidos con sus intereses 81
por ciento hasta su vencimiento
final;
PoR cUANTo, esta circunstan-
cia co1oca al municipio de San
Juan en- una situaci6n ventajosa,
pues desistiendo de la venta de la
segunda serie de dicha emission de
s1,7Oo,ooo.oo, cesara de cobrarse la
contribution de 25l1oo del por
ciento en- Julio / de 1927;
PoR CUANTo, partir de es-
ia fecha Ell municipio podra ha,
Ger uso de una contribution igual,
por 70 menos, a IA que deiara de
cobrarse, este es, 25I1oo del ] por
ciento, sin excederse del lireite a
que esta autorizado por el Articulo
40 de la Ley Municipal vigcnte;
PoR CUANTO. Ell municipio de
San Juan, desiste de vender "a Sc
gtnda serie de bonos dc la emission
de s1,7Oo,o 100000, anunciada para el
dia 26 del corriente, y Sc propone.
en- consequence, realizar un en-
pr6stito de s2.5oo,o0o. 90;
PoR CUANTo, es Ell deseo del
municipi0 de San Juan que este nue.
vo emprestito Sc cubra con una con
tribuci6n especial de 15I1oo del /
por ciento sobre la valoracion de
la propiedad due Sc cobrara duran
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

sobre Ia terra. EsligerO, fuerte y de perfecta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

Terrenos sin rival. como 10
atestigua la calidad de sns .x'ltos
| y cultivos, 81 cuerda por plaro, Ell
81 barrio capaez de Adjuntas. Cafe
ie superior caldad; frutos nlSuorsa
do gran tamaho y en- gran abun-
dancia, tales como platanos, gUt
neos de clases distintas, chinas, 70
ronjas, mamsyes, pinas, aguacates.
limones dulces, anOnes, names,
yautias, tsyotes, apiOs, etc. Abun-
dancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de alau
bre para Guido de animales. Mag
nifco sitio para hortalizas y crian-
"a de aves, cerdos, etc.
Casa de maquinaria y>corederaa
dc construction nueva; alnacen
glacil, casa de vivienda. Aqua
muy pura abundante traida en-
tuberias para todos los usos. "si-
do extremadamente salubre'' A
cuatro kil6metros de Adjuntas en-
La carretera que conduce a Lares.
Hay un kil6metro de distancia des-
de los establecimientos a dicha ca
rretera por camino de caro-. Por
otro punto, desde La colindancia
a Ia carretera hay solo 200 metros.
PrOducto de esta propiadad en- co.
secha foja como la del afio presente
mas de $25o0 de cafe con sus pre-
clos actuales.
Para informes dirijase a don Ar
turO Rodriguez de Adjuntas.
Acvt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

quefios agricuItores, por. Sci una arado Iiviano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14

mitiendo Que 81 buey canine en- 81 surco .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-14
Una Eat8rmsEa
Sc THStabIeCe
con pINOL
Iso mejor para personas debilita-
das v nerviosas.

SAbc &ASAN4Skt~Ss
Won ormy, >Eeias, E. y. A.--'sYo. su-
fria debido 3 una condics6n general de
dabilidad anemfa, p6rdida del apetito,
y no podia hacer mi trabaj0 satsstac-
torismente. Probe diferentes uedica-
meptos X~-ninguna me mejoro. Fl boti-
carie me aconsej6 que tomase Vinol y
ast 10 hice. A los pocos dfas de estarlo
tomando note que tenfa buen apetito
ahora ne siento completamente res
tablecida, hab.endoseme desaparecido la
tos y mi peso ha aumentado. Me sieii-
to tan bien que con gusto recomiepdo
WHO'LL vio-a Salada~-Enfermera con
titulo. ss esss ~
lie puedan faltar las fuerzas como le
sucedi6 esta enfermera y ella atrf-
buye. su mejoria al vinol. Este produc-
to contiene peptonas de carne y de HI
gadc de bacalao, peptonato de hierro y
manganese = gltcerofosfatos, preparado
en- forma agradabIe al pa adar.
Procure hoy misme una botella dc
vino1 de su Farmaceutico Y empiece a
fort:ficarse.
De We nta en- todas las Farmacias.
Detroit, Mich, z. y. A..
Chester Kent & Co, Distribuidores,
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F1NcA EN- QBNEA

CAFE < fRuTo5 MEMORIES
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tenemos. Tiene una vertedera nnagnffica d.
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hierro fundido. Lanza de robe ajustabIe, per.
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Este es el aradO de tarnaio mas pequefio que
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Continuation dc Ia IL. psg.

emission.
f'He enviado cartas a las prin-
cipales irmas bancarias interesa-
das en- emprsstitos de Nueva York,
/ y tambien al Negociado de Asun-
tos Insulares.
"Acabo de recibir una comunita-
ci6n del secretarto del Consejo
Efecdtivo, notifcandome la resolu-
ci6n gubernamental Ultima con res
pecto nuestra ordenanza de ME
70 emprestito. Aqui tiene ustee
la copia:
4 coNsEJo HJEoUTrvo
San Juan, P. r.
Hon. Alcalde,
gan Juan, Puerto Rico.
genor:
Con referencia al propuesto nue.
vo empr6stito para ser contratado
por Ell Municipio de san Juan, Sc
me ordena por ell Consejo inforr
mar a usted que, despues de una
cuidadosa consideration del informe
sometido por un comite especial com
puesto por los sefiores Esteves y
Gallardo, nombrada para tratar cs-
to asunto del emprestito con Ell Al
calde, el Consejo considerara IA
vorablemente una ordenanza de la
Asamblea Municipal disponiendo
la contradiction de un emprestito
que no exceda de s2,5oo,0Oo basa,
da< substancialmente en- Ell calcuio
siguiente:
Acueducto s1,2oo,oOo
Sistema de alcantarillado 10000
Hospital de Cirugia y
otros $4,000
Gales y ensalche de la
Ave. Ponce de Leon 100000
Reparaciones edifcios
municipales $4,000
Mercados 10000
Cementerio $4,000
Escuelas 100000
otras obras insulares v
Municipales 100000
Deuda $4,000
So, AGE, 900
Gastos incidentales $4,000
TOTAL s2,5oo,ooo
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-30
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