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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

many parts of the United States.
Kathryn Towne points out.
My job is to help them realize
that with better grade bees, poul-
try and farm animals, seeds and
fertilizer, they can bring about
higher economic returns by
which every members Of the
family is. benefited.
In her teaching, except for one
Sears Roebuck oil range, Miss
Towne makes a point of using
the same type of one-burner oil
or charcoal stove most of the
farm women have in their homes
for electricity in many of the
villages, especially in the remote
mountain ones, is very expensive
as we'll as limited in quantity.
She is stressing combining two
utensils to take the place Of
double boilers and the wisdom of
making one burner do as much
double-decker cooking as is pos
Sible at one time. American
kitchen gadgets are the dream
of every Greek farm householder
and where there is one, it is a
cause for neighborhood pride and
joy.
Since there are no Greek text
books as yet upon her subject
matter, she considers herself
fortunate that two of her pupils
speak English and so are able
to read her instructions to the
rest of the class in Greek.
Through this medium her
groups notebooks constitute in
expensive ready reference text
books of a sort.
Sewing Machines Needed
Nothing would give Kathryn
Towne a greater thrill than for
an American group to equip the
Superior School of Agriculture
in Athens with both up-to-date
sewing machines and foot or
hand treadle ones. The present
antiquated ones are used almost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

A '0ide selection OF fine fashions reduced
from our DUN stock. But sizes are broken
and quantities limited on many items All
items subject to prior sale. All sales final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
COAT & DRESSES

LINGERIE
$l.2o NyIon Trcot Briefs -G0c
1898 to 1898 Slips and Gowns ----&I
$3.50 Royon Louneino Pojomos --I.00
$4.o8 Seersucker Housecoots LIB
$3.7o NyIon Tricot Slips --------2.20
$8o5 Pojomos and Robe Sets----2.90
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

THE STREETS were flooded with
autumn sunlight as 1 headed out
past the old 10th century town
clock of Bern, Switzerland. The
cutters of the street were filled
with slushy snow. Out in the coun-
try the wet snow covered the fields
in an unbroken blanket.
Snow does not normally come in
early November in the lowerland
of northwestern Switzerland. Sugar
and feeding beets were still in the
fields. Farmers were worried. The
beet crop had already been cut Is to
20 per cent by the summers drouth.
And now it looked as if the farmers
might not be able to harvest the
tops to make silage to feed the
cattle through the winter.
Huge farmsteads sat along the
roadside. In this section the coun-
try barns and houses are usually
separated. But they are huge build
ings with walls of white plaster and
heavy hanging caves to protect the
upper balconies from the snow. The
hills sweep back from the valley
with their upper heights covered
with dark green forest.
Country Stands on End
Some of the best farm land in
Switzerland lies in this area in the
northwestern section of the coun-
try. Here the climate is mild. But
Switzerland stands on end. The
altitude varies from 633 feet-about
the average for central Illinois and
Indiana-to its highest peak, Monte
Rosa, 1920 feet above the sea-
almost 700 feet higher than Mt.
Whitney, the highest point in the
United States.
Here, in this tiny country, about
one ninth the size of Montana, the
climate varies from that of Florida
in the south to a frozen Arctic-like
wasteland of eternal SHOWS anc
glaciers in the high Alps.
Past a small Swiss village and
was at the Ramseyer farm. The
Ramseyer family have a rather
typical average sized farm in thi
section of Switzerland. Altogethe
they have about 35 acres of farm
land, half Of which is up around tn
farmstead and the rest in three diff
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
In Sutherland
Land Stands on End
Umcbobbed Grass SiIage, Bringing
Pasture to COaUs Are old Practices
By RALPH YOHE

ferent locations away from the
buildings.
s-Acre Farms
The bulk of Swiss farms, AZ per-
cent of them, have fewer than eight
acres of land. Of course the farm
families cannot make living off
of these small farms, so they work
in local industries scattered in the
small villages throughout Switzer-
land. 1t explains in part the high
skill the Swiss have developed in
their small factories.
About half of Farmer Ramseyer's
farm is in grass. 1t furnishes pas
ture and hay for his IL milk cows,
six heifers, and two horses. The
horses do only light work nowadays,
since Farmer Ramseyer has just
purchased small gasoline tractor.
But they are almost part of the
family, so they'll be kept. Of course
they will not be replaced when they
get too OLD TO work.
Potatoes, sugar beets, oil rape,
and wheat grow on the remaining
cultivated land.
Grain Subsidized
For many years Switzerland grew
very little grain. 1t was cheaper to
buy it on the world market. Then
grain shipments were cut off during
the first world war. Since then the
Swiss government has subsidized
grain production. An article was
added to the Swiss constitution in
1928 that requires the government
to buy all grains suitable for baking
at a price intended to make grain
growing profitable. Today cereals
are the most important farm crop
in Switzerland.
Potatoes are important to the
Ramseyer farm. They are used to
feed to brood sows and pigs on the
farm. They are cooked in a small
outdoor cooker before they are fed
The choice potatoes furnish cash
market in Bern.
Sugar beets and oil crops furnish
Farmer Ramseyer two good casl
crops. Near the nine-foot-high silt
stood load of beet tops ready t.
go into the silo for winter silage.
The small silos are round and tn,
bottoms of them made of concrete
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
Get Acquainted with
the New IS

Your John Deere dealer welcomes
the opportunity to show you this
great new full-width, straightforward
combine. See him soon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
John DEERE rs Combine

biggest threshing improvements
made in years. Its extra aggressive
ness means better threshing in all
crops. The tremendous open area
gives over 900 separation of grain
from straw at the cylinder.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01
Snap-In Inserts for
Tough Crops

For tough crops, you get maximum
threshing action by installing snap
in inserts, which clip onto the CRATE
from outside of the combine.
The new cylinder speed control
makes it easy to get exactly the right
threshing speed for every crop
every condition.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

BEFORE its intro
duction, the new John Deere IS
Combine spent FIVE harvest seasons
going through the most grueling
tests in every combineable crop
grown in this area. This new COM
bine proved itself a specialist in saving
more grain-more seed from every
acre harvested.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-05-01

The new IS is available with six
or seven-foot cut. New features in
clude quick-change cylinder speed
control :. extra-aggressive open-bar
CRATE with snap-in inserts :. wind
row spreader for windrowed crops
.. all-steel straw rack non-piling
cleaning shoe 25-bushel grain
tank new, stronger hitch and
frame design better fotation and
greater mud clearance for soft or
muddy fields.
The new six-bar CRATE is one of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Key West Wins By FOeLoal Golfers Dorm Miami Springs Team
As Constance Refuses Tilt

krulang hasHs wllh sutA nruwnrd
sAen ~ ~ ln3o GhelT psraanlnl
Nnx-sln Peter 80 Paul Tha
pnnlhafs hoasl 81 to wlns ever
key Mesg IN - many starts. I.ani
year me- pailed oGt sd > vieiory
on . a. yard I'D a. tha finai
whlxtle 49,.
Tha Canehs cane h or . D.
e prnlse It's mornlas fFom Cearh
a. neekmna - waa maghn
rleasu wsh ahe Sat thaE k,1
eharaea euad I'D - hi8Aly Faiad
nallder attack b 80 - yards for
ne exenaaR--ths flrsi tine this
ssason thsy lave mads less than
100 yard&
Tee key Conrh pefi0rmeFs VII
prohzhiy mixs FrhdaT nighf'a tllt
julie nenrsqmex. 40 iouGht The
demoa Il gard againsf Bro.
ward received : CT under hsa sye
nat required sore stitches End
RAJ soiomam was pretty eel sab.
81 Ben ~ undomhtedly he among
ghe misslna eoms Friday.
Il 49, enc costly missake when
TIE caneha took ; psnalsy after
Ne nuglaoas pmnted inie the end
aone thai may have cosi tbe Cenchs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

MsmEa r4aee ia Sehw
tsa aeeaaa = lelea s fe1bsll
namp rr aay aEasaaea here fur
osmAef 81 IS was iearned S4iur.
eag Al 4 mfg &c * tae Eve mem
ten e &c cd Ceasi ConieFenee
% gw
They Nass 50 reason 50 - q.
eM e8refs fhM1 eg aaml
NaHi D. eeue ta ksg Wssl
Thay $50 Atad tAat they
nag ffse ef ei fhe eanfeFencs
Allha 1F ~ d re iaFHNsl
A. ~ eaeisfeefe IFom fhe slaad
r1 NJ earantal they eialm
ttai 49, 6Fe ui * fher g3asa
Tha aorfes parasites kaY Neal
80 wFae thaa 3 - ~ ths eoa.
feremfe shamn nkhlp. Thelr aehe
de = eann.ela WkAe souih Bro
wafa. mh wm theg Stars ne
igaH tas ere meTe Tame len
aealnsi ManI Teeh. A xietofy
VIZ ffrow faem lnso : ole wilh
Nng Naf mhe leAs wauld Eiss
fhe Ceases ulsapaie3 poNsesaspa
a - te
r. Cmshs wN aitempf "a
toan<e hask lgom Friday nlshi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
NAVY TRAMPLES
TX. w. ALL-STARS

TIE sahrua baseball teas tramp
I'd tie Key West An-Siars Sun6ay
fss a. TIE Nays WALKER Fttid.
chief Perry started On TIE mound
Ger TIE Navy mcn and mana3ed
b bod me locals 10 three bits ane
three runs VITA his ''notAing" BAL
for I've frames. He vas reliexed
~ Burns 40 allowed to hits ant
two runs f0r the lat four inminah
Kan RodriqusE started % ths
hlll Cor ne key Westers amd save
up seven eoanteFs IL i've frames
Greenwood save 40 tha balanes q
the scorinw.
Eight errors hart the Key YES
cause While the Navy men wers
playing eFruriess bal afield.
AZ bat. Burns ~ . homer fol
Ire NAVY whhs Dooiady kad tripis
and . single. Lyona had . douhls
and > singls and Adalr three sing
les.
Per ne iesals. X. Rodriguss M
. tripls and . anglo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

; win iasg Frlasy. Had they 70.
fase6 - panaily 81 taksm ~
I'll 60 anelr ewn % yaEa L.. Z
iang bruward paaa fram q kek
inrmatien sUmldnt lave trmnxpsre6
an4 Key wezi misAl hsvs woa
nut ut y waieF ever ne dam
BEewsrd 81 BE- b Key weSl nexl
vear whem ne CansAs wM AVE
> eAanes - So . ME rsvenEs
Beekmam also ha6 q pat 60 ne
ba<k Or 1ee Pinsda ne made a
. play em the spul % score tha
erueial extra pnini wAicA knotted
the counf wilh baat too minmfes
rsmaining h the zane. IL ths I'D
Gle psnodn alaneed 81 tha hrwware
defenss whieh waa aparti2G - a
mas lire. 1nl1ln' 1a9 lnslrmeied
end RalpA We . s. ct ts ~
leii aad wail asr - h4A Plmeda
t9ak the pass frnm eemfsF. fak9e
lnlo ne Ire nnd rs he target d
tia ths sears.
Taaiaka. lAs Icy weai QnaFssE.
back Cub win Fsfakt ths sane 81
namonins ResiamFani 81 tel
weekly meetina. MemheFs of thG
team wia BE- lhair guests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Joe Lopez yr,
Fires Sub-P0r
III To Top Field
In 2-DGy Meet

The Key West Golf Club
retained possession Of the
trophy In their series Of
matches with the Miami
Springs Golf Club when they
downsd the visitors lsS-io6
in . two day tourney here
Saturday and Sunday.
Sixty golfers batsled Il oui
over the Stock Island links
with Joe Lopez. Jr. putting
together q fine one under
par "a round to lead the
field on Saturday afternoon
Clint Ambrose. Miami
Springs linkzman. was close
behind with an even par 72,
Key West held . s3-52 lead
NJ the elose Of Saturdays &C.
ton.
Sunday. Gene Witzel and
Jimmy Mira. who had q "a,
paced the Key westers on
10 victory.
The win gave KEY West
; one match edge over the
npstateFs and guaranteed
possession Of the beautiful
trophy 1T least until next
spring when they viii meet
again on the Miami Springs
Golf Club course. The match.
81 have been held semi-an-
nually aimee 1919.
In addition to the golfing,
Tie visitors were feted At .
party on Saturday evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Cotton Bowl
DecisiOnSet
For Sunday

DALLAS n-Iha Cullnn nowl
selegon eemmliias wlll he waleh'
lna0 80 duxsA games SATURDAY
II = aklna ~ aseiAinm on whieh
q e ) & - InFilsd Ger the New
YdM pay iaoaball Ice n Dallas,
ne WISHING sehea fnr re cssisn
bowl wai b. revealed probably
sunday ~ nel hsfnFe that Leo,
maFd GFean. eAnlFmmn al the salec.
TIA commiiiee. gsid today.
iie admifled ne eammiltee waH
perpiexed over he upsets end
Ilaelualing reeorda Il ne ayallnhlG
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Sports
Roundup

thlnsd wisA 10 10 q paint. hus tAey
also are 10 BE- Fsmlndsa at shs
ori9lnal snd eth greatest tArsll a
foetban 10 ne aigks q 3 runnar
thfeadlns ia say Cor las yard
Ths enaeAss are redlsesvmrina
ne fact thst tAs team whleA ear
moss em tie gruuhd and kaep pos.
heaslaa e ne han . matoriiy a
ne tine. atoldlna the Finkn q pro-
miscuoun forward psssinn. 1 .
very hard team - hsal re fnna
are hsnnfltins and lha glfled Ell.
carrier again L hassias tAs hsad.
Ths tArea mesl tnIksd.ah,us
haeks a ne mamemi aFa JaAmny
Lafiner e Metre Dama, Pau Gel
81 Mlnnaaesa and J. c. Cardiac
the ssnaatienai mlnnis sophomnrs
Al thFNe are wlnning tame prl.
marty as runnsra. TAaFa SIN are
sone the paasera aboui, q eourse
bui tAsy are ct eeeuuyinn ths
spouighi b ths exient tkey Cd.
n sounds he q rsturn % "a
days Il Red 0ranae and otAer
anGn field lmmnrfn1s when Rnss
LyneA writes e Carolina II Ia
Milwaukee Jeurnal:
he Aas - b sssn h hs h.
liexea. He seems Do hit ful speed
via he second stride and afler
nat be h as bard 20 ealeh a
: grsassd pig. Just : slit 3 ensarh
and ha Gnaa thruakh h win nnrA
spsed IT. he hackers ssiaam
aaxe tine 10 react.
-. c. rs . trick of twisnnn
his eody % alids pasi taekiarn. ne
seems b lave . nNar an lie
Den hniaoa and ean step ID fFnm
fast b Easter. he sidasiepa ssme.
tines for tree 81 four yards. Al.
pArsntly trapped. he does not 80.
sais = Fua baek ,oWard ka own
SAL
In view e at Ind e tan. we
are heglnning 10 wundaF 4 the pro.
leaSlunals were Is smart as tAey
shoaGhi they were whem they re-.
iased % - alomg uifA tha colleges
ana Fsialns9 mnlimlaed auAztlilinn.
We sac . pre- grama the oghsr
cay - whlrh une az tie teams al.
mosi literally Cd nusAlna hut pas.
I passsd e. aav aewn a any paint
y Ne playing field. us han ear
FseFs. & any. magbt ~ sci lave
hsayed home. TAls team won, go,
~ Z uas al aaially eaa al
sane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

Mixkey vera. cenerai kleckrie .
lard Ailfing hrstsasker. eontinued
- lead TIE Isiand Cily wsnier Sofi.
hal ALTERS witA an sverage of 600
il averages comp1ed thFuaxA Mon.
day. Nos ath. hertn &c drupped
BeVea polns fFom ne prexieas
week. naamanea 20 hnid a slant
edae ever Pat Lsnlhan. Fleet Sea
~ Sxhool Eluaging firBihaseman.
wko kcostsd hls average % -
% hold dawn second plaes. Jim
Rownd. anoiheF FLEET Soaar infieid.
sr. remalned n third place wIiA
. ~ peresnta9e. but ~ Pano.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
SEC Meets
|TOAir Bowl
Ban Question

RICHMOND. Va. m-An unmls-
sakahis feeling Il anaciimaK was
ID TIE AR 90 the SoutheFn Confer-
snce net here today 10 recontidsf
to han d pisead e. footban eo~i
anmes In ISL
Ths ast-loEsther e represenia-
llvea al re 40 eonfarenee colleges
was called hurxisdly last week
presumably 10 halp clear the way
lsr wssl Vlrginla universltys ae-
cepaanee ior Q maioF bowl BE-
Nee nat West Virginia has suf.
fsred lia first deisat us season,
there may be ~ bowi ID 10 sc.
eept. even 4 The eonisrenoe eacidss
% raseimd the han.
West Virginia, ne nation'a sixhih
ranked foolhali team. wae upset
~ South caruiina lasl Saturday
@iG Ths Mouninmeers. unly
southern ConfeFence club seri0us-
III thoaRha a - Q bowl eligsble.
have been en- bufh ne Sugar boWi
and cstion Bowl llsia.
As the ecnferenee epened lts
meeting. 4 vas q qnsElion be
high Wegt Virginia still stood on
those hsta. A Sugar BoMl spskes-
man In New Orleans said the
Mounlalneers eth we're getting tsp
ennsidermtian - that two seeuis
Uere "very mneA Impressed" ~
against ssuth caruaina despite hs
6efeal
n. added. ths aoag 10 . mainr
howl IA still aiaF Cor West VIZ.
gina. today's dseision b the esnr
terence ell eaFFy immediate lm.
port-for unless tha be0i reslrie.
ti0ns are lifted. tae M0unialneeFs
can play noWhere 1sn. 1.
Max FaFringion. eonference pres
dent from George wsshingtrn Uui-
veraitg. sad the meeilna wn
eallsd especially % take ID ths
bowl anestion. West virginia, Ne
emphasized. kaa not asked Coz the
meetlnn aer Tor any easing q Ne
bowl haa b aecommodase is am
hiiiana.
A special commiiiss 81 me eco.
fsfsnee. appointed Last June 10 re
visw ne suhieet a howis. recon
mended AFTER . meeting ii Rna.
naka. Va, 10 days ago that the
bowl han DO removes ''undcr Ger.
tain circumstances Il a nnl say
whnt thena eircmmatnmeas we're.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

ieams huf sad ghs sane seven
|ellglhlss tat I'D tsen un6af Co.
aidsration frum Is starr ~.
malmsd. They are Alahama. 40.
|burn. ceor9ia Tea. ksn3eky
Mlsaiasip vest Vlrginia and
Tenn9ssee.
0bsIomaly MlnnlaSlppl lot aFound
In lis 30 las week wkaa 4 was
beaien 80 hg Maryland. and vest
virxinia's Ehsneas were hurt when
Il lost he hfnt zane q - aaaaon
IL SomlA Carolina, MA But.
GFeen polntsd eui thai seash Caro-.
Ina rs . soo6 foo.bah team 40.
Aahama plays haFyiand. A..
burn elsahaa eth Ciamnon Zen.
lueky meets Tanneenee. CeoFala
Teeh plays Duke and west Virginia
has NoFaA carolina stata. Ken.
tmcky and West vlKKinia ere clos
lng tha asasea End Sod shswtnHl
Saturday mlNhk ave tham - IN
SIDE trn<A Aiahama and Anhrrr
play each ulhaR Nov a. Tea alill
win lave Gaarsia. Misslsalpp uiil
stu haEa MlsalaGlppl Elaio enc
Temnamsae wia still have vamdar
bili and univeFsliy Il Housana.
There'a mmi an umhnaanm tear
IN he lut. Wet vlrglnia he's ~
best reeurd tf-il ama Anhmrm sec.
end beai lei-ll. wAils Alahams
hns S-l9 Gream observed thal co
Aiabama vieioFy ever MaFyIand
womld make tat team reA 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
MICKEY WERTZ KEEPS
CITY LOOP BAT LEAD

paiFy Qasen sAortsiap. = Fishi os
hind RoWnd 80 = aFeraae e StS
hoanaina ~ the hrN hss after
n TIE leaEue b Ciau8s Naiaer
Dsiry Qaeea karieF. wke boostri
ms sverass earing ne wsek b q
seat 15.
In ether aefeaxivs dsp4rtmxufs
wertA Lsnihan. sna RaUnd arc
tacd iur ths masi ans wah ta
kosnd seered tue mufs runs ar
NJ the wtek b ineresse 81 leaEar
iead % y. Lsulhan. uho eruxs n
toe more runs dnaaE 80 week
leads ne leaEus b. ruas battsi In
via ~ Herta hlastad komer 10
) 70 LEAD ne 900 IL thaf depart
msnt. Frank Ssnds. GE fhlrdhase.
mas. eoatinued d lead II toah'cs
via 4 vhlls naFney Ncraan. NNi
opihslder. lead IN tripies wlfh Z
1ohn Lewis. Dam Quesa ouifsid
e.. siruck ouf twice duriuE ne
week % - his leaEas lsad b n
whlle teammaia To AnruefiFt
drew To free ueksls e incFsss1
AS league LEAD for 10 mesi bases
oa balls b a.
In ne pieAine debartmzrf.
Claude Valdez. drew Is nra ioss.
oui sflll manaked b Iced aH th1
hurisrs with thres vlrtoriss sna ons
defeai Bln WElker. CO rlxhthand
er. led ths ioop IN mosi ssriks uuis
y. hai be has also issucd ne mosl
bases On halls. n. Dave Cambie
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

faced wiih difficulties. Shoald psnn
aeieat corueh 90 ThanANglvtng day
IL PaHadelphia : task whi<h
shoula nua be- 90 dfnrmst Cor ne
Qaakers - 4 I'll win TIE league
lllie.
bm IA record will b ie,
Cegnell Il Peas omly W ieaxng
sppeneni and a TIE momani tAay
are - oniy tie schenis umdslsaand
a eague plnY. II Cared wlns.
sAers veal b. any pruhlem. Ga.
erwise. tha dcxiainn mas BE placed
b ths LAP q asa buxAnalI. cen.
misalnner a. he Eastern CoIleas
AfAietlc Canfrraaxe. xince TIE w
leaEaa il not > ioFmal iaop aad
saegrNs has - &c = alse g..
asfs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

NV Y0RK n-Danny nuecer.
onl. Fated e. tss NJ . ksasywelghi
e0usender. meets Fre6ale Beshcre
- : ieFoan6er Wednesday nighi
Al the 0iYmpir In Les Angciea.
Bueeeruni 81 pruaably D. ehzm-
pium Rosky Marrianos next up-
pansni tAis spxng e. summer. Ne
shoe4 look Eaod against Fat Frud.
die. > slo~ moxina tarEef.
bueetrunA 8 feet , ard 10
pS,unaA. has $50 kexen & q ruw
Beshore as heatrn b Harry gKid
Maifhews ir hss lasi outing
Chs 81 irleeasi ne houi eoast
10 coast Eiarting a 10 pm EST.
1oey Kieln. hFghi New Vera wpl.
terwsiEhi pEospeei. faces = toaghis
IN Fred1ae AnRelea. im me Too
re- q bruoklyns Eastsrn PARKWAY
arena ioaiGhL Du Mous MA tele.
e4AA ne ~ IN feEtiH . somn
paria q tie eountry.
Chico Neiar and Nince Martiner.
. par sf saruishcd ~ hanls, col.
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