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T2IE-OREGON STATESIIAN SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEilBEIl 16, 1C27
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11 mis m
caifl, B0IXELH
May Accept position As Co:
. Pastor For Large Bay
' City Congregation
Dr. Lone is now serving in his
third year, at J the loeal church.
Since coming' to Stockton he has
won many "warm friends not only
In bSa -congregation but among the
service clubs f the city, la vari
ous ! other ' -organizations and
throughout the community as a
whole. The -loyal response that
has been given him in his church
work andc other actiTities here
make It all the harder for him to
think in terms of accepting a call
to a new fieldi
V- Rcr. Ward Willis Lone, form-)
i VA-Iy pastor of the First Presbyter
HADBERGII AND UNCUS SAM
From v erown'ed -"heads--medal--
; lioned breasts - . "
To ranks of common men; ' .
Or rich or poor, or old or young.
Sublime acclaim is proudly sung;
.To hero come again! .;' .. v.
PiETO ME
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Campaign . Will t Be.: Started
With Eentertainment To-;
1 night At Temple Here V; 1
t "n church la Salem has ' been
Called from the First Presbyterian
church of Stockton.5; to- be co-pastor
at the First Presbyterian
church of Berkeley -with Dr. X A.
McAfee. Whether Dr. Long-win
accept has not yet been learnedly ' unknown- -youth Viking In
iere. The following . appeared mi. truth "i "!
ji recent issue of the Stockton? : wnh patriot-purpose high, .: -; 1
Record: . . : . (Undaunted, dared the ocean grim,
Rev. Ward Willis Long, pastor An(t wniie the country prayed for
oi me i ini touicu, uo awcu - nun
nievi AnSIV
auiiuvus - 1 XIV eHfUUlvu - V4 V9 buw sess e
- 500 members of the First Prwby-jxor feared the law of ocean's maw.
iciutu cuutcu ,-...: ; irusung xiim on ui(u, -
co-pastor with TXttW A. McAfee, J with courage cold, and nerve on
21 : years: "The Berkeley church Aye tBUg dld Lindbergh fly!
has a membership or over iswwi fo COnquer or to die!
Th. n)a rallinf Dr.l i ;
r ... n.,v.i, tiVin Wed. Aid from the . Nation's inmost
noitr nirhL : . I , i heart
ts nv.i Wazettii tAtes . inl Its praises proud outpour
mi.tiYA a th meetlnjc held! Unto intrepid, modest youth,
and the call glrln Dr. Long as fol- Whose high achievement has.
iw- r'l truth,
"ReY. Mr. Long has been ap-l Become the. open door
nt h rhnrrh ' noDlei To Aeronautic Vision
. . hnnrnfUiat be will accent the And the w triumph - Lindbergh
Mil anon mM he eas bis released! -bore.
. fmm ill. work in Stockton. I On "Spirit of St. Louis'" wings.
Um. la rrAn nt thtt T&Tlorl To KnTODCSJl Shore.
ni.iver.ftv in Missouri and later! And ' friendship f a t-cemtnted
iav u A tesre liuDhiloao-! there
nh Princeton Seminary, at Inspired the world's encore!
PMiarfAinhift. He wa assistant i
n..tnr mt Akron. O. for i time NTow he arrires In Mexico,
: .ni ntA nsuitor of the Forbes! "Mid frensied Joy and cheers!
. f . ...v. Bnwi,ni Hrn. lu.r TwinnlA. (riendlT hearts to
n. i. m Ht then went tor show.
j c-i., im wtiAOA tA aarrnd . as! GaliT our emblem wears;
P pastor of the First Presbyterian For "Lindy-Lad" renews her trust
i
The Woodmen of the World will
Initiate a class of 600 members In
Salem, Friday, February 24 1928,
complimentary to Congressman
WiHis C.Hawley, : who has for
more than SI rears been head
manager of . this society, and
charter member of Salem Camp.
r - The following: named lodges of
the association will furnish their
quota of candidates for the mam-
mouth initiation, and will send i
their mem
Farmer. W. S. Fitts, IL. S. CUe. J.
C Jonee, 3ler. WnC. Kantner." Dr.
D. F, LapeR.- Luper.'B.
IfacyrXfti. NelsdaTXfftt W. Olcott.
a A. Park, E.: C:rPttonfc?H; U.
Pattoa.' Dr. E. A. Pierce, a P.
Pomercty. Dr. C. Ill Robertson.i Dr.
O. U Scott, Dr. F. E. Smith, Dr. J.
N.J Smith, W. L- Staley. Dr. B.L.
St eevea, ' Dr. Rl E. L. Steiner, - G.
Stolz, Walter Stolx, George Terwil-
Genj Percy Will 17 A. T.Woolpert,
H. k. Worth, L S; Geer. - - ,
FIGHT1WG R1FEJN KOREA
Natires Retaliate Against Oppres-
- uob by UUDCM
in
I i
And good
years! r
will f for coming
(Edna Garfield.)
church for five years. Two years
sko he went to Stockton, ana nas
ince been pastor there.' He is S5
imn tit fa and Tuarrled.
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Durinsr the last decade thelOMolnoec flpn'c I eafltlft
First Presbyterian cnuren nas naui - - w . 1QOQ
seTeral assistant pastors, ho El e CIS Officers POP laO
I i fona rood serrlce. but Offi-
V i Aiinnkt : tnalTin.. lfn'a . Leasrut
inn ti.a roailzd. MoeciallT since I ctlectaA -tha following officers at a
Dr. McAfee's recent serere Illness, j luncheon at the Gray Belle Thurs-
resaltlng to some extent irom nisi day noon: i ; -:-'
wholehearted derotion to ? task! -Frank E. Sherwin, president;
too great for one lndMdnaL that! A. A. Gueffroy, rice president; 'A.
a co-pastor should be secured. I A. Kaf oury. Otto Hillman, wo
According to the rules of theiHartman, Ed. Schunfce ana j. w.
PresbTterian church, an associate 1 una moers. jr.Aixw;iu...
urn vnaatnv tm allAlt In 111(1 In.tAll.
?-Z7SZZ-::TJ - enmsx at MEHAMA
a?.- - . . - J -TretrTiAT.i! rw -IS. fSneciall
has equal power and prlTileges "sa -...i.t.
in h. AffbA of I truest at the homejof her uncle at
.v. vnMv ., a .Mt,. Mkint last week-end. .
luiuiaccr v mo v-v f . ... . m in.
tnt nastor Is emDlored from year H. M. BlTOSUl nas moe w.ir
to year and does not have the samel erty.
Uatus as a co-pastor." vonCE OF APPOINTMENT OFi
Next spring the Berkeley churcbl - ADMIN ISTRATKli.
celebrates the- fiftieth annlTersaryi Notice Is hereby given that the
sf it. foundlns-' It the mother! nnirained has been duly ap-
i
.vv. r i.o.t tiiMa aiw Mi.tui k fhA County "Court oi
cnurcnes in ueraeiey. - or je iu vw -
w v.. i,m fflh.n of ty of Marion, as administratrix of
. 0- , - txrtTll. IT Mi-Trf
anlrersity studenU and it is felt Lne vt ""r.wTJ;i
- IMMUWfl. UQ UB 11U UHU
that with the coming of Rer. Mr. . . drain Istratrix; all
Long, greater opportunities w!U U,.,. haTinc claims against the
Mn amn-nv tit nnnr non1el . . - 4uulit a m fiftritbT
i ; loming to Berkeley for education-I notified to present the same, auu
I t . i.-rif (a tfiA. at tb office Oi
Other wide opportunities ror r '.ii- c.iAm
aawlos whtoli n ImMulhU with t A ii.t
- . Marlon county, uregwo, wuum
one pastor will, with the-coming! m0nths of the date of this
II ncT. Br..uu(, I couct ura notice i
tiTtafi A., nr inn rnnrcn in ina para-1 liatMi - Naiem: urcKvu, i.u-a
inunlty much greater. . ' - 8th day of December, 1927.
Even though Rer. Long has
large delegation of
bers: - - - ' --."
Woodburn, Dallas. Marion,' Tur
ner, 1 Stayton, Gaston, Tillamook,
Dundee, Drain, Creewell. Mon
mouth . Corrallls. Buena i Xista,
Philomath. Shedd. Aurora, Ver-
nonia, Nehalem, Willamina, ; Cot
tage Groye, Jasper, Lebanon, Ore
gon CUy, J BrowBSTllle,:; Balaton,
Junction i. City. Lewisburg. New
burg. Amity. Eugene,? Pleasant
HflL Walterrille. Albany. Surer-
ton." Harrtsburg, Toledo, BeUfoun-
tain. Falls City. McMinaTiue: Sher
idan. Springfield, Fall Creek, uari-
baldi, - Willametta, . Independence,
HalseT.Newnort. BuelL Hillsboro,
Darton. Sherwood. Oaklana, yon-
calla, Roseburg and Reedsport.
The camps of Portland will aend
special train of members and
their drill team with the SO piece
drum corp. Multnomah camp.
Many prominent Woodmen from
Oreron." Washington.4 Idaho and
California will be in attendance.
Congressman Willis C Hawley win
be the guest of nonor.
Tonight In the fraternal temple
the local -camp will fire IU first
gun " of the campaign by giring a
ht.h - elasa - entertainment to tne
Dublic presenting B. B. Waring.
one of the greatest sleight of hand
artists on the American stage, and
recognized as one f of America s
greatest card and coin manipula
tor. " There will be local numbers
on the program, Frank B. Tiche
nor. denuty head consul, will giro
a short address explaining the big
fraternal demonstration to be neia
in Salem in February. Salem camp
will furnish 200 of the 600 candi
date allotted to the camps of the
Willamette ralley. l A . y
The following committee ; , will
hare charge of the campaign in
Salem; George Stafford, George
Donaldson, C. C, Wol. The com
mittee has Its work well in nana
and will see that the hundreds of
strangers will be weH taken care
of while guests of the Woodmen oi
the World and the cityof Salem.
Th following members of the
Woodmen of the World belonging
tA iulem eamn hare been appoint
ed on the reception committee:
Governor L L. Patterson," T. B.
K-9-r. Ram A.' Koxer. J, N. Van
nrt.Vta Tnaonh XT. Albert. DT. Lfc
nuiuvi u v,
n hitman. Judge R. S. Bean,
G. Bowersox, G. G.. Brown, Dr. R.
Cartwright, A. M. Dalrymple, w.
n.iMi rr. t c EDiey. n.
TOKYO. Japan, T)ec. 15-(AP)
-Dlsnatches from ' Korea
say that serious 'disturbances hare
occurred in the last few .'days in
southern Korea-where the natires
are retaliating against what they
describe as oppression by Chinese
of " fellow Korean residents in
Manchuria. ' ;
Chinese in southern Korea are
being boycotted and there hare
been many eases of personal as
sault on them and destruction of
their houses. Sereral ' f atalitiee
hare been reported.
DEOEIS'OEIZE
GUER$SEXrOCiATION FOR
UARION COUNTY FORMED
1st- of a prolonged picnic" for
about three days that will be risit-
ed by Guernsey breeders from all
of the western states.
Organization of a Guernsey Cat
tle Breeders association ' for Mar
lon county was effected at a meet
ing held here yesterday! with 20
breeders present. . The following
officers were elected: , !
President, C. T. Shaw, OUbert;
yice president, D. H. Looney, Jef
ferson; secretary, Mrs. H. L. Carl,"
Hubbard:' directors. A. A. Hager,
H. E. Martin and Lawrence C. Mil
ler. iJ : "'ii, -viT - i
The . meeting .was sponsored, by
the First National bank, through
Its field man. Fr A. Doerfler, and
was held in the assembly room at
the bank.':: 43' .w
t The purpose of the organization
la tA further tne Interests ox
Guernsey cattle raising, and to as
sist "with the marketing on breed
ing stock.
The Marlon county association
win cooperate with the Clackamas
Guernsey breeders In entertaining
the! state Association's annual
meetinr. - The dates hare not been
set definitely, hut it WO! be some
time in May or June, and will con
MANY THEFTS REPORTED
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Lumber Company Office at West
" ': Salem Entered at Night - v -
Numerous thefts of Tarring im
portance have been reported in Sa
lem and Ticinlty in the last two
days, the v most serioue being a
burglary at the office of the Cope
land Lumber company at West Sa
lem early Thursday morning, i :
The thieres, according to the re
port of Manager - R. ; A. v Meyers,
broke -in the glass of the front
door, entered the office and took
about $16 In silyer. i ' " 1
Other thefts included that of a
suit of clothes from an automobile
belonging to C'A. Remington of
Ellensbure Waeh..whlle the car
was narked at 2433 Trade street;
and a tire and rim' taken from an
automobile belonging to M.- Rit-
rhrr : of ronte 8. while it was
parked on Ferry street.
a A Ford truck belonging to Hen
ry WUlecke, route 5, was also re
ported stolen Wednesday nignt
OFFB SELECTED
LOCAL CAMP " OF PACIFIC
WOODifEN Tlimil IN STATE
Capitol Camp No? 1, of the Pa
cific Woodmen; Life association.
held a very enthusiastic meeting in
McCornack hall on Wednesday
evening, December 14. Seven new
applications for membership were
received, making this camp the
third largest camp In the state of
Oregon. This camp is making big
nlana to enter the third anniver
sary campaign which starts Janu
ary first in the states of Oregon
and Idaho. . During this time five
large class initiations will be held.
tht first In this city on Wednes
day eveningFebruary 15.
The state headquarters for the
Pacific Woodmen Life association
U located in the TJ. S. National
Rank Bid., in Salem, and accord
ing to reports received from State
Manager F. A. Beard, 32 camps
have now been established in Ore
gon. - ... -
The following officers were
elected for the, ensuing year, and
will be installed at the first regu
lar meeting in January:
Consul commander. A. L. Zents;
advisory lieutenant,. Thomaa
Clark;, clerk, F. A. Beard; banker,.
M. D. Kent; -escort, C. II. Shlp-'
man; watchman; G. E. Donaldson ;
sentry, Virgil Shipman; auditors,
C. T. Okerberg, C. F. Gretilnger,
A. R. Hudnall; physicians, C. W.
Emmons, G. R. Vehrs. .
CHANCE TO COLLECT
Father "Young man, I. under
stand you have made advances to
my daughter .
Toung Man -"Tes; I wasn't go
ing to say anything about it. but
since you have mentioned it, I
wish you could get her to pay me
back.- Outlook. "
Elsinore
Burns & Mclntyre
The
Golden Voices
Musical Comedy Stars
Vaudeville
l Sat. Dec 17 Matinee
& Night
ALICE II. McTAGGART,
E
v Kven tnougn nev. ixng as h estate of
never appeared before the Berke-l wml. h. McTaggart, deceased.
ley congTCBaiion mow wn ""IRONALD C. GUJVKK,
( . ,. -. . L f M t ... ... 1
seen him in his own church in
Stockton and V have heard - him
preach are enthusiastic about his
coming and believe ? that he Is, in I
lhe doctrinal belief, in; his per
sonality, in his executive ability,
lhe man for the . task which lies
before him In this church.
Interviewed by a Record repre
sentative f his morning. Dr. Long
tald:
Attorney for Administratrix.
Salem, Oregon.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
. riOSTRlLS Auu HfcAU
rvr fWm Ar-cliadialTcstrils.
. Eclieres Utrd-CoU at Coca.'
-T"I can't decide in a hurry. I ami If your nostrils are clogged and
pleading with my friends'in bothlyour head is stuffed and yon can't
congregations for time In which I oreatne ireeiy oecauw
T 1 ImV Ina s Kmall Dottle OI
to decide. ,v I feel tnat I can't K I 7i r,r. Amr
gainst the wishe, of my friends "ue of.
in Stockton, and yet tobe- merely ,. tiaeptlc cream Into your
mentioned In comoinr with DM .i w it nntritc
McAfee is a great compliment to tbrouah erery air passage of your
come to me without solicitation. I head, soothing ana neaimg me
The Berkeley church under, the named, swollen mucous membrane
m Ann j ii.. tndms tret instant: relief, .
T-ri i. ..,,. I Ah bow rooa it xeeis. . xonr
j .. .. i nostrils -are - open, your . head is
and of course appeals. For the
moment I am overwhelmed and
must nlead for time to think it
ever before attempting a decision."
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rt.r no more hawking, snuffling.
blowing; no more headache, dry-
nAsa or atrnrcllnc xor ' breatn
Elys'Cream Balm Is Just what suf
f erera from head coida ana - ca
tarrh need. It's a delight. -
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SA ft k wt Bte - . .
no
THE astounding expansion of
the Dr.Chas.J. Deaa practice
throuboul the West U the fcert evidence
ef the uaequaled ef5cicy ef our method
af treattna PSaa mm atbc Ractal aad Colon H-
LANGS
CHOCOLATES
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in S lh. boxes, differept flavors
Now Is your chance to buy your
. , junas uanaies
;' pttt them away for-Xmas
Made within a week
Regular Price 1 2.00 per box
While they last at
36c a Lb.
Two lbs. for 70c
: Or one Five lb. Box sjl.75.
We reserve the right to
. , quantities. - . .
limit
Only at
DRUG BTORB - - -
f . ' ' -
1S5 North Coxmaercial St.
, Phone 197
: - Orisisal YeHowTront
. Pensiar Areccy
Yet. nan
ASoCRAMS OF POSfTTV !; y PLC t Ro.t
PILES OH MIS FEB RifUVDUX Ovt tmt-
kOctai tmrtrry ana J KKf
Mom tf i ko ' 'I it Hi.
Writ tr oil TGDAf ior
kactal aa4 Cetea anestr-l
casta, tn,(i ae4 rrrrr
ttoa; ftlaa. Banwa u4 fvrtf J
raaavadtla ml aaaoy
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i The ad of tlie .
Shafer Harness Store
H4 THURSDAY'S STATESMAN
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I ve rezA CO rf ecr.tj:ff c i lcall.cr ccat3.
It !:c -!J
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have been reported. :: ; v 'time In May or June, and win con-'porteq stolen weaneaaay bhuu .
; y2PirtceE!!!iovalale CoMimedlTd!ay !h
TO MENt;
irro , irtsi to buy
women:
Friday and Saturday we shall take particular care of Men's
Gift problems helping them in the selection with sutx.es
. jions and providing holly wrapping and fancy boxes all
. " ready to give f or CJhrtstmas. , . ;
" We shall have specially attractive gifts at $L0O. $20 and
- 15.00, things dainty, useful and in good taste that will make
excellent gift Men's Oilt Buying Days Friday knd Satur-
day ,'"'..
A Store Full of BARGAINS
TPnvTr Srlfivr is n linrtmin Hnv durinflr this tremendous drive for
Volume, but Friday we are spreading ourselves to provide
exceptional opportunities for huge savings.
It is impossible to convey what this day means as a help to
you with your shopping problems -everything is reduced,
drastic pricecuts that are unusual just before Christmas.
Come tomorrow for gifts. Staple dry goods, silks, ready-to-wear,
bankets, etc at marvelous savings.
Take advantage of our charge and budget services
Suggestions for
Gifts at
Gift Handkerchiefs
Beautiful quality, pure linens
Swiss, etc, white and colors,
embroidered corners. S in
fancy box., ' "
. Main Floor
$1
Women's Pure Silk Hose
Humming Bird, beauurui
quality. In all tne most pop
ular shades. :..
. ; Main Floor
Linen Lunch Cloths
Beautiful quality, new cloths.
Irian and Pt1rlan linen, check
and plain center, natural eoi
cvl.&0 oualitv. -
Mala Floor
$1
oths
, Pearl Beads
Indestructible. lustrous qual
ity with German silver clasps.
One necklet in box for Christ- .
mac gift, - '
. Main Floor ,. :
$1
All Linen Napkins
! 'SI
plain white and with colored
borders, same to match regu
lar stock cloths. I1.&9 quawy
for
1 3 Pound Cotton Batts
ze- t2zM inches, fine quality
cotton, pure wnue ana zmny.
Exceptional value.
. Down 8tairs
1 Dainty Gift Set
Crepe de chin nandkerchlels
. with silk garters, trimmed
rosebuds, extremely pretty.
Met
Main Floor
$1
Extraordinary Sale!
MAMA DOLLS
Friday and Saturday
'Hundreds of beautiful Dolls in a big sale Friday and Sat
urday. Every doll reduced 20 per cent, some even more.
Here is a great opportunity to save on standard quality,
handsomely dressed mama dolls Read below some of
the attractive reductions.
DRESSED BABY DOLLS
- $1J25 value iC
Dressed Baby j Dolls, 13 ,
inches high, with tiny
feeding bottle. A big val-
ue at
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Other Exceptional Values -
30 mama dolls, wonder
ful appearance, o A Q
dresced lD&iV
$1.50 dressed dolls, un
breakable, 15 in- -I A A
ches high, now PXeVi
$2J50 mama dolis, nicely
dressed. A big Q1 fiQ
special ,DXeUe7
$2.75 sleeping' baby dolls
with little .. QQ
blanket tPXeaO
$4.00 mama
size and so -beautiful
dolls, large
$2.98
$5.00 mama dolls, a mar
velous gift for : QQ
a girl .tPOstO
Madeira Linens
-JThe IfJeal Xma3 Gift
Oenume Maddra linen makes a nappy :
gift selectionevery one loves them
and wUn - volume reductions good,
substantial savings 'are assured.
Other Madeira Pieces at ClmHar Be-
ductlons. - 4
Beg. X3e value.. irx
rxrjL23 - ' QXf
Eesular 1.43 value ...sUO
Bejular iS-M valuer. ...... O'A.tJU
TXXLXT3 j J'. Kfyf
Xteguiar 75c value.. OU
TASL3 COVTTJ3 : Cf A K
rurlxr $3XS rzMt ..w -r u
TAZXE COVZHS OC f?f
I. ........ w t u
Regular $7X0 value.
ITila Flocr
Others Reduced Not Less Than 20
:- f .. i Down Bteirs
$2 Gift Suggestions $2
Combination' Gift
Uainty set wln
and garter, and
Cower
handkerchief
a . beautiful
S2.C0
i-Ualn rioox
Lingerie Sets
ytayan Blomers sjad Vest to
match in an popnair shades. .
Suggestions for
Gifts at
Rayon Bloomers
Special quality,
maize, flesh and
quality. An exceptional
-Main Floor
on iiouiiiura
r. come in jff
id black, fl.ta vA:
eptlonal value aJj)
Main Floor
. Bridge Table Cov-
Black Venetian with gold trim -
made .to fit over card tables 6.1 j
with pencil and regulation mS
score tab complete Ar
Fountain Pens
For Christmas girts, complete
with stand, big value at :
- Main Floor
S3
Dainty Perfumca
A gixt any woman will appro
date, packed in boxes for
Christmas gifts. Special
v . Main Floor
SI
Glass Powder Jars
An assortment of hand paint
ed glass jars suitasie zor
rfvinr.
Main Floor '
Assorted Glas3 Vase3
$1
' Cplendid gift suffsestlon. come
m f andful shapes and in au
colors. A delightful gift.
Main Floor
. Silk Handkerchief 3
Dainty squares of georgette - . .
or crepe ds chines with lace "
edges and soma hand painted. v x !
Cpedal . ' QAJ
Main Floor
sginning
i (7 h
1 t- . r .ii
. . : S2.00 I
v .f ISaix rioor. , . 1
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at Nine Friday :
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HALF PRIG
T70taens and Ctiren's CZclt Hi.
Uc'irwear, Ualn EalU, Crawers,
" Vela, etete close eat.
C'jall.y
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Vc:-Jnie Frtce..
tlX3 ;"a::t7 .
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VoIuxas mce.....
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Voluss Pries
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Ckzrco four Xnzzj c'J to
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