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Evening star., 1926-05-28

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

In New Britain scheduled to be present and will speak to the gath ering. It is also hoped by the com- mittee arranging the affair that the attendance will also be treated to a talk from member of the French Legion who is at present visiting Mrs. H. L. Judd of Worthington ridge. The young man served with his country's army for four years during the world war and will doubt lessly h.-ve something of interest to say to the gathering.
 Thanks Supporters l Mrs. Nj y l.. Lardner, democratic candidate for the position of repre- sentative In the recent state election wishes to thank h r supporters who worked so hard for her party. Mrs. Lardner states that the complete vote In Kensington was gratifying 10 herself and the democratic town committee who was working for heavy turnout at the polls. Drum Corps to Visit St. Pauls Y. M. T. \. & B. society drum corps are planning to visit the P. M. Russell Drum corps of Middle town on Saturday evening at dance to be given by the River City az gregation. A bus will leave the Tabs rooms at 7:15 o'clock.
 Objection to Voting Machines
 The chief objection to voting ma chimes as the idea of installing the automatic bailoters in this town is submitted to the residents, seems 0 be the fact that it is more intri- cate problem for voter to split a ticket on a machine than on a bal lot such as is used at present. It is suggested by forwarders of the movement that instruction as to the workings of the machines be given by the political leaders of both par ties some wee prior to the cleo tions so as 10 acquaint every voter in the town of the correct use of the Inventions. The fact that three ma chimes would be needed for the three districts also is stumbling block for the movement as the lever recorders are expensive.
 1 East Berlin Items
 The Community club fair realized the sum of s2c6.y5 clear of every expense according to the report made by Chairman George Demore at the meeting of the club last eve- ming. This money added to that in the treasury gives the club balance of approximately S7o0. The fair committee were discharged with vote of thanks from the Community club upon their very efficient work in making the fair such grand success. On the evening of Novem- Der 13, the Community club will be entertained by moving pictures from the American Bureau of mines, the films being secured by George Dal- hey. vice-presldent of the club and member of the American Society of Mining engineers.
 Miss Miriam North and Miss Mar garet Root have returned to Storrs college after several days spent here with their parents.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
PUSH BUS SERVICE
 FOR EAST BERLIN New Britain (. Of (. Reported
 Interested in Project COMMITTEE IN ACTION
Assessors Given Raise in Salary for the Coming Year - Chaponi Funeral Held This Aftefnoon- Rumors of sidewalk Installation.

An action that might culminate in the realization of demands of the past 10 years was started yesterday when a committee chosen from the traffic committee of the New Brit ain Chamber of Commerce, under the chairmanship of w. G. Gibney of the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. of that city, was given power to take up with the Connecticut Co.,. the probability of bus service to East Berlin from New Britain.
 The present action was started by the East Berlin Community club which, at a recent meeting, appoint cd a delegation to put the matter be- fore the Chamber of Commerce and which circulated a petition which re- ceved much favor at the hands of East Berlinites who swelled the number of names on the roll until it assumed large proportions. The petition was submitted to the secre- tary of the New Britain organization and the situation was explained in full by those chosen to represent the community.
 Upon investigation by the Chamber of Commerce. it was found that East Berlin's claims were not unfounded and that they were en- titled to some sort of means of transportation between the town and the Hardware City. It was also dis covered that New Britain merchants and public interests were in favor of the installation of bus service be- tween the two places as the present system of transportation makes it extremely hard for East Berlinites 10 enjoy the shopping privileges that are to be found in the stores of New Britain. Large New Britain interests S who employ many East Berlinitcs in their factories are in favor of the plan as it will tend to solve the present problem that keeps East Berlin labor from the larger city's benches.
 A plan submitted by the little community was one whereby the Berlin bus which waits at Hudson street would be routed down East Berlin avenue to the center on q schedule of about once every two hours. The residents of the town claim that the added run would not necessitate an extra bus on the line and with little juggling of the present schedule, the added service could be installed with little or no trouble to the transportation com pany. With Kensington receiving bus service on a somewhat similar schedule. the East Berlin interests do not believe their demands are cxhorbitant or unfair to the com- p1ny,
 The present system of transporta- ton requires East Berlin residents 10 take the electric train on the Mid dletown branch of the N. Y. N. IT. X H. R. R. and either wait for the trips of the Berlin-New Britain car or take the bus at Berlin station. The electric lines schedule is widely separatcl and the petitioners are not given transfer privileges in New Britain.
 With the advantages of the bus
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
TRIO HELD FOR BURGLARY
 OF STORE IN SOUTHINGT0N
Smarcuz, Tadisco and Hubcny Bound Over to Superior Court Under
 $1,OOO Bond.

Cassimir Smarcuz. John Tadisco and Anthony Hubeny, IS year old Southington youths who were arrest ted in this city for theft of an auto mobile, tires and a rim, were ar raigned in Southington town court yesterday afternoon on charges of breaking and entering the La- courciere hardware store in Plants vile on October IS. and having stol- en goods in their possession. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to superior court, December term, in s1,oo0 bonds.
 The young men were allowed to question Detective Sergeant Ellinger of this city relative to the charges. and they offered explanations as to the circumstances under which they came into possession of various articles. Hubenys father testified that his son is at home every night and therefore could not have been implicated in the burglary. The youths were not represented by counsel.
 Judge J. Lambert Degnan heard the cases and found probable cause In default of, bonds, the trio went to Hartford county jail to await trial. Hubeny and Tadisco were discharged in the local police court yesterday morning on two counts of theft, while Smarcuz was bound over to superior court in s100a bonds. He obtained this bond but was rear rested at once for the Southington authorities.
 The Bristol authorities have war rants for the trio on the charge of highway robbery, the complainant being George Tapping of Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
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Peck Spring Dept,
Condition Improved

The condition Of Bernard Tyler, two year old son of Mir and Mrs. Harry C. Tyler is reported to be greatly improved. The child was very seriously burned at his home last Friday and was removed to the New Britain General hospital. where he is still a patient. At first his life was feared for, but now it is eX- pected that he will leave the hos pital within a week.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Daughter Born

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to MT. and Mrs. Stanley Nesgoda of Westword Park.
 Tenement to rert at 174 Whiting street, third floor. All improveme ents. Tel. 162.-advt
 Five-room tenement with garage on Neal court to rent. Modern i'm provcments. Steam heat. Apply Gen. tral Lunch.-advt.
 Whiting street, 162, 4-room tene- ment. Call sos or End foor.-advt.
 Five rooms to rent, steam heat. hot water, garage. Nell Court, Plainyille.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

Health check lists are checked up each morning by teachers who find a large per cent of pupils do not get the required amount of sleep needed for their growth and development. Many children are out nights and up late. their home work is not done, and consequently their cards show deficiencies in their work. Report cards and deficiency letters are sent to show what progress pupils are making and to warn those parents whose children are not doing satls- factory work. It is hoped that through their cooperation better re- suits in the future will be &C., complished.
 Business Mems Smoker
 A semoker and together of the merchants of Plainville will be held tonight in the Chamber of Con- merce rooms on Pierce street Edwin J. Niles, secretary of the Springfield chamber, and Louis A. Wheeler, sec retary of the Bristol chamber. will speak, and there will be a discus sion of the problems which are fac ing Plainville and it's merchants. It is hoped through affairs like that of tonight that the merchants and chamber members may come into closer contact and that the buy at home spirit may be fostered. Bremen to Meet
 The Plainvile fire department will hold its regular meeting in its rooms in the town hall tomorrow evening. l.. s. Mills. superintendent of schools, will give a talk on the schools of Plainville and their needs. The board of fire commissioners will also be present Members having tickets on l the picture Flames" who have not yet made returns to the committee are asked to turn in tickets and
 money tonight. A full attendance is
 urged There will be plenty of smokes Mike Sullivan, foreman
 will be in charge. while Edward R. | Madeley is chairman of the com- i mittee.
 ! NJ. F. Church Notes 1 The regular prayer meeting will l be held at the Plainyille M. E. ! church this evening at 7:45 o'colck. l The public is cordially invited.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the ! church will hold an all-day sewing meeting tomorrow at the home of [ Mrs Emil Zickwolfc on West Main | street.
 l Baptist Ladies' Aid ! The Ladies Aid society of the i Baptist church held it's regular meet
 ins yesterday afternoon at the home
 of Mrs. Vernon Granger. Plans for ! th- Christmas sale to be held No-
 vember IT were completed and
 other business transacted, after ! which refreshments were served. A l special feature was beautifully 1 decorated birthday cake made by Mrs. Richard Sedegren in honor of Mrs. C. J. Morse. whose birthday anniversary was yesterday. Tight Bowling Match
 The Peck Spring Co. bowlers went at it again on Hart's alleys last night and staged one of the closest bat
 ties of the season. The screw de- partment won two out of three strings, but all three were close and the spring department piled up enough in the second game to win the match by five pins. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Boxing and Wrestling
 After Elks' Meeting

Following meeting of New Britain Lodge of Elks tonight a smoker and social will be held with boxing and wrestling bouts featuring the program of entertainment pre- pared by the social committee under the leadership of Chairman Otto Miller. The meeting will be at s o'clock with the program following immediately afterward.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Hannah Siegel daughter of Mir. and Mrs. David Siegel of New York city, to Dr. Jacob Schaefer of Hartford, for merly of this city. The wedding will take place in New York on De- cembcr 12.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
TOM FOLEY DIES.

Chicago. Nov. f Rl-Tom Foley, who organized the original Chicago White Stockings and was called the father Of baseball and billiards in the west, died at his home here last night at the age of S4. He has been i'll for some time.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Baptist Meeting

The regular mid-week prayer meeting will be held at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the Baptist church. The meeting will be devotional one to the Lords Supper, which will be observed Sunday morning.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Wants Appointment A

An application was received by the city council last evening from John R. Bachman for appointment as a supernumerary on the police depart ment and was referred to the police committee for investigation and re- nort at the next meeting
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Legion News

Bolton -Kasica pos of the Amer ican Legion will hold a joint social with the ladies' Auxiliary this eve ming at the Legion hall in Kensing- ton. Arthur Petts. commander Of the Eddy post of the Legion
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

Leonard Raymond Arute. son of
 Joseph Arute of South Main street, New Britain and Marie Alice Roche of kensington, were married this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Pauls church. Kensington. Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor. officiating. wedding breakfast followed the cere- mony at the home of the brides par
El fronterizo., 1926-07-28

ito separarse ell cabello de la cabeza V apenas
pudo sofocar I'm critic de espanto.
La pieza estba en- un estado de desorden
lnaudlto. Tn armario alberto, mpstraba las pi-
las de ropa trastornadas, tiras de genera pen
dlentes como arrancadas y manchadas de san
gre. De los cajones abiertos, Sc habfan sacado
los papeles, garras y cajas estaban sembradas
en- ell pavimento. Cerca de una c~ortina, sobre ell
muro, Tornado de tela clara, salfa una mano, to-
da rojaJ con los dedos abiertos. Ell espeio de la
chimenea, henlido err toda su> altura, estaba que
brado en- ell centric Y los pedazos de vidrio bri-
llaban en- ell suelo. Sobre Ell tocador, entire So
bres, arrugados, habfa pleas de ropa y los hi
les con>que Sc afianzaban; ell labavo lleno de a.
qua roja, Sc hab1a desbordado, y manchas del
mismo color chorreaban al marmol blanco. Una
toalla %torcida, ten1a las mishnas manchas: TODD
estaba saqueado TODD estaba rojo: Los pies, al
posarse en- Ell tapiz, hacian I'M ruido semeiante
al Gle la arena mojada cue Sc pisa en- las playas
a la bora del fluJo; en- fin, sobre la CANA, tirado
Q trawes, los brazos en- cruz, afianzando el cue
lilo de una botella, cuyos filos lie habfan cortado
la mano, estaba IN hombre tendido, con la gar
El fronterizo., 1926-07-28

Conto hasta tres y no recibiendo respuesta
ninguna, abrio violentamente. Esperaba resis-
tencia: al contrario, llevado del esfuerzo, cay6
hacia adelante, de cara, y Sc hirio la frente. En-
el e~sfuerzo que hizo para detenerse, Sc engan-
cho a una silla, que basculo en- Ell suelo ccni gran
ruido.
-Esta vez, dijo: con semejante bulla, me
ban a DIR, en- fin
Pero cuando el estruendo del mueble vol
cado dej6 de repercutirse en- la casa, nj una voz
Sc dejo DIR, nj IN mIlrtnhllo inquieto a la noche,
nj IN soplo IA hizo temblar.
-Vamos, diio 81; los ladrones fueron mas
fHertes que yo. liza iaugla esta vacfa y ellos 10
sab1an, los bribones! Han trabaiado a sus an
chas y nc LIN tenido necesidad de probar, obre-
ros melodies, e cerrar de muevo las puertas
tras ellos. He aquf rcr que 20 he entrado tan
facilmente.
I'm conmutador e~lectrico Sc encontr6 baio
sus dedos: lie hizo girar. Una luz brot6, ilumi-
nando a una pieza bastante gram7e, y, cuando
oios, I'm i~nstante sorprendidos y d~eslumbra-
dos, pudieron yer fu6 para contemplar un es-
pectaeulo tan impreyisto y tan horrible, que sin
El fronterizo., 1926-07-28
--MENCION LOCAL Y PERSONAL

a la recien nacida una vida lar
ga y dichisa.
La novena de Base Ball,
"Alma Joven'', en- ell encuen-
tro que sostuviera Ell domingo
pasado CON e lteam del 25 de
Infanterfa lie Nogales, perdio
por 0 cintra 9.
No obstante este y la terri
bic pujanza de lis muchachos
Eel 25, los del Club "Alma
Joven" estan dispuestos a vol
verse a enfrentar a los from
terizos, para tomar la revan-
cha y demonstrates que asf CO.
mo saben perder tambien sa-
ben ganar.
El fronterizo., 1926-07-28
.Fu6 tanto Ell gustn del Sc

~ ue LduCO 81 guSCO uel Sc
nor Jose Colunga, ~fartmaceu-
tico de la Botica Econ6mica,
al Uaber II noticia del feliz
al~umbramiento de su esposa,
ell domingo pasado a las Sic
te de la noche, en- su casa ha-
bitacion, Gale Simpson No. GA,
que Embellishments Sc compro
una GAIA de excelentes cigarros
N. &. o.. que regal6 a todos
sus amigos.
La ninita recien llegada Sc
encuentra en- perfecto estado
de salql, asi como SUI senora
mRdre, dona Maria Luisa Yrun
de Columga, a quienes envamos
nuestros parabienes, deseando
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-03-25
snlatnsnnmi raja6tGnDt.

8irnlingbom glla. - @ooonaro
Sron.fonppaninn iItlotus.rrni geo
2 rGiGbti aifoiiin If. 20 pm oo
mlno iirottaen 400 tonnia Iulon
routoo pn1pGriuecn. 16 lG6eiippOe&-
ia ollutto tpomiestd froli poifolle,
5 froli pom oifand palobooDoista
bospitaolisia ia 6 multta OF ep1toi-
tpoiieSto tilasio. Dfii mics on .wie-
Ia fotonoon fdteiSlo.
80 jolon mittoinen lulotus-llltili
r1iGbti ilmon mitGdn maroitusmerf
fla. Gen lG1ettppillG oleipot tpol1i.
let fdiittitudt mitG oil tapubtitnitt,
fun ioutuitpat iGbiietudGn metalli-
ioteeieen. See tpoldiiet, iotfa ioutlii.
tpot metolIhpirron olueeIeen, flioli-
tpat otis t0uottomosta fitimr1t.
oesto.
Sopous oil boripipoiIinpio talla
oIueeIIu. Uaistq. ,rGiabObs iObtui, ei
oIlo IeImilfd. lluni of rGiGbopfiet
topobtuesio fttunilloon ia oltiii
ittG iuuri rpbtpmGsid iddbopttG.
m1Gn.
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&nritns6nuneiunnfien lnfn liIGGn
tDmGsiG.

Suomen eri monteuSloitoflisIc
oil tammif. 81 p:nG, miltG pGiauGI
t1 tpiimeinen roportti on molniino
iGilDtettGmGnG nonfejo DbteenIc
1866. @iime niifon fullesIu uan
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fentieS merfti iiitG, ettG ponfimGG
r1 OH 10 tGnG puonna Iooluuttonlt
buipplifobtonIo.
&aboen muooen fuluesio topnb.
tirmtt ipanfimGGrGn IiiGps S1o-
mesin on II. 1900. 8uonno 1924.
tommitlum IopuSio, oil pantintGG-
ri nimittGin 6,2.S3, 10. 1925 too.
len 6,9S5. gtolll1 on Ills tpltoii ipun
Delta oIlut pariin toiainer.
SSoffononfejo oil tonlnlifltun Il
puSia 2,143, ioiSto juopuntusrifof
ieSto jofo DfiinGGn tai ionfrn toi
len rifofien Dbtepoe8iG tuomittuia
1859. @oStoopot lluput oIinat
mime opuonno ionoon oifoon T.,
S97 ia 1872, ioten iltopumusrifus
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tpnDt. &uten tltnnettua, on ioffo.
panfien liltu pIeeniG forfeimmiI.
loon tulipiSaifoon, feiGn tltllen ie
iofo epuoIi pienenee.
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Thurs. March 25 1926
0iaiGbb9s fesfegtti liifenteem DIV
lntbisia.

0ulutb, Wainn., maalisf. 20 b
- Cubanlia tonnela fiipi1 ia ioraa
irtauntlli tdn1 aamlna opnamiitti-
rdj1boDflen aluulla, ioto toimitet-
tin 0ulutbin Boint OF &octiSIa ia
lulti faiten liifenteen paltota0un
marrella ia Iaattoi uieioen tp0lGiS-
ten 6engen ia lGbellG olepon onoi.
luuoen waurulliieen oiemaan.
GGiGbopS oil tarfoitetttt ainoas.
toon pienen fiuimGGrGn irroittonli.
iefii, mlltta poftanen oil loottonrt
fnllion balfeilemaan ia ie taripitii
pienen tGrGbonfien mie.
riGfleen oloS 70 ialon fnrtelloesta
olboollo olelpolle fooulle. SDolGi.
let, jotfo olilpat o0ottoneet filpien
oloSlpierimiStG, olipat pioGttGneet
foifen liifenteen liltG foboolto fa-
tltn, Min ettei fetGGn louffaantu-
mt tapaufien aifana.
9iifennettG ei ipoitu alfaa ennen
fuin mosto fello fuuii tGnG iltano.
&ofii iultrto fhueG, joista toinen
poinoi noin 300 tonnio oil rGjGb-
OptettGtpG riff opnamiitin upulGa
ennenfuin ne loatiin poistetlfii ia
oulto. llrnfoitiiiat ilmoittimot ett1
fntl tulee olemaon pubtannn mon.
nontoi-oamluln menneSiG.
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jolnn pGGSiG olelpon olipniemon if.
fllnosta iiiGlle. 9[iemon boitoio fat
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lelpot rofennltfiet eip1t mobingoit.
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tGIlG inmnlla fob0ollo ia purSfoii
mat iitperioriloiien &icboro Some
fin olttomobiilin ia lollffoiilpot bic.
man ollton ojltrin ia bGnen tome.
rioon.
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Sa6iOtnfiia Sitrnn bliOpistOlle.

Selmituulla iai Surun Suoma.
lainen pliOpisto ia glbO glfaoemi
maStnanottaa fltnlpainentin 100.
600 martan ilntruiien labjotufien
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tunnpitin pliopiSto parbnon barfin
tanIn mlltann fGDttGG lpuoIittoin
pliopiSton torfotllfiiin.
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nlDoSfin labiottanltt fenraali Weons
nerbeimin Observation-Disclosures 50,-
900 morffoa, &oteio fooittomiIle
lupiille-pbOistpfielle 10000 ia Sel.
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10000 mi. iiitG 100000 mart.
fam nouleiposto erGStG, ionfu fp
iDlnDfiesiG olepo benfil0 SeIiingin
Yonfin foutto or iGttGnDt Iubiotllf.
lima jnettnpotli.
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SlmerifasIa tmlntetaan antui6in
iunuiittain miliuunia Sullareita.

glmerifusIa ftlntetaan antui6in
iunuiittain miliuuuia oullareita.
&onlolliten alltotauppatamori
geep Yorfisia on ontanut iultiluu.
teen tilostojn, joiSta fGp ielpille.
ettG gbopSpolIoiSia puoiittoan FIJI.
lutetuon $14,000,OOO,O00 outoibin
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tain utiiin rnfelmllfiiin.
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100000 witooeSio, ioioen teSfintGG
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finG1rGinen nlltofobtoinen fltlunti
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allttaiilpot fulunfien iuorittoniies.
ia pli moan nnuiiii fesfimGGrGinen
antofuIunfiorrpio III ooIloriin.
9[lttoteolIiiluoen fasmaesio on
tltllut len mrfoon miio probIeeme
ia rotfaistapafii. SDtpin tGrteitG
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ben tefo- ia parannuspultbot oipot
monippoIistrtneet, ioten MT 10 ipuo
iittain fltlutetoan noin $1,000.
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aieltOlati jOutnll
fOetMStuleen
"aniiuat" ia "marat" alfaWat
iuGittclDn enii bnbtifnnm 5 p:ua.

&ieltolain fltmoanliletli toimiuot
tpoimat opat pG1Sleet 10 Min pit
fGlle, ett1 iaolpot fplpnDtien Ienau.
tin olofomitean eteen flillluStelta-
tpotli. Se olfao 1ubtifllun 5 p. ld
feStGG bubtit. II pGhuiiGn. &lnt.
Iustelusin tullaan f1littelem1un
tieltoloin moimnunpnnOa ia lail
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poitteen ia lain tllnnioittomileen
&ieltolnin moStustajat Iaaapot fGpt'
tGG eniim1ilen piifon teb0Gtieen
tpGitofiiGGn, ia "frlipnt" anlpot
tdDtt1l toiIen miifon fieltolain
pltollustamiletii.
Montanolainen lenaattori mas
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tiIoiiuuoen lelpittGG propagonOoan-
ia.
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