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.TOLUME ,f XXVI. NUMBER 2.
^ BAEEOm N;ie,
A^Riutir im
subscription price si^ per tear in abtancr
ict !lWfle |Pf^ch^8 H§r^
Educ$ ifelib Held I ~ Monday, April 2ht
He^e
Mrs. Barber
Passes Last Sunday
Mts.. Hattie Bai|»er, MradoW.
late AtcMe Bai^Serr died at the. l>|i^
of Mi'v Uoncan £h McGougan Sonday
Superior Court
^|11 Convene Monday
April tidin - of Hoke County
tor Court viU convene next
ty with ^s'Hotior Jud^ W. A
moridnic^^a about 3 or’ciock. of Oxford., presiding. ^udge
She tfid Wn in dwlining health tor' D!»wl>as held court here before and
. iCompany E,. Concord, CkirapaDy 6,
{Wipst(m-Bidein,' ConllFnny■li^ t^-Jwk-
W; P. B4wW Succeiads E. A. West toh. all o(f tie 120th Infadt^, have
As Pradd^; J. y. Baggett New-necojted hi’i^iittons to corue tp Rae-
Yice-Presid^; Meeting To Be fbrd on EaatCT Jllonday;"Apri0i 2ii^, —r“* liwi k» . ..rffi.iaLnt
Held kT’Tror'land compete dn a riflt match, be^ mmiy weeks and her death was not w^eu lAod by ]^le of the sufficient fora
neia ^ , B^^r waS: a, c(^ty. A -rand jury ,s to be
The district-meetiag^ of the Educo’^d-ist Bn. Combat min of tho;dcughterj)f the la^ N^l McFadyen
■Club .was held- at the Bluemont Hotel 852nd, Go»ast./lAetillery, both , .tba^j and waa.;born.and.«ared m 11^
on Tuesday Qij^t; Tte district is units 6^g in Baelli^’Company Aj ‘‘ommumty m, witoch she died.^ ae
- composed of Cum’:brle]id, Moore, of Burlingtpnj is elmecl^i-to dnter a membw
Montgomery, - Harnett and Hoke before that date. A cUp will be Methodist dimch, and wds a-kmd
counties. The attehdaneie was not as Riven the TOMine teaiia of 10 nien,' a®ighpor and Mend. She is .sumyed
good as wjas expected because of the $60.00 to tire high gun in the ^ one dau^teri t
busy seasm for the schools. Those . $5.00 |o second gun, aid Wake copnty, ■mi^rotbe^ Mr. Mack
’who were in attendance were J. S. $2.60 to the hijii gun on each range.;
Edwards, county superintendm of _^This is the> fifth ibatdh beild at ®f^Arabia andMiss
Yum; W,
^ Payette^ej'j. H.’lSvloV! 5iel
71st; E. R.. Ttompomi, Hope Mills; _ ^
SsSg
C.,Jf Cmt^eld. Biscoe;.R.'
, Bmney. Biseoe; W. ?. Bawfleld,!
^uperjutend^t Hoke .comity- -SidiooiSv i
Many tfijiestions were l»bugLt and
Schools Today,
Raeford Office's At
Banquet In Greensboro
foQowing officOrs-attended
banquet and dimee given by the mili-
The county commencement for the tary organizations of the 252nd
seR^d at this term of court.
Agriculfure fiept, Gives
**int€ntions T o Fluni
t- .Crop Reporting Service
jRsieigh.—Unfortunately, our farm-
eiS[.; are slow to adopt new ideas,
hK^ver beneficial they might prove
to Other industries have not
only adopttd new' methods, hut ate
spmiding great sums in seeldng hew
er ones. Perhaps the greatest ad- Radio
vances. within the pMt ten ye^ ACnOOlS Using ^UU9V
hawe Seen in economics. A teading
feature of this subject is scientific
forecasting. The “Intentions to
Plant” report of March should not
be confused with, “fforecaetingf’ such
as. is done after' the crops gam .euf-
fimeht growth to^srive some informa-
laoh .rf-'what thd harvest might be-
“ipbentions” lesults shown are
merdy indications of what a large
Record^ Light
^ssion Tuesday
In. Recorder’s Court Tuesdsy
George. Harsh, colored, of Blue
(Spring .Was~ tried vmder a charge; of
stealing peas from a bam b^ the
court h^d that the; evidence was in
conviction and the
case dismissed.
Arthur Dobbin, colored^ enteretfja
plea of guilty to a charge of pasi^g
a sdiool bos while' unloading bhild-
rm and was taxed with the costs.
** John ‘ David Coffin, colored, plead
guilty to the same charge and : wfis
also taxed with the costs, I
Rufus Gillis, colored, of Mclmich-
lin, was charged with the larceny of
two chickens from Mrs. A. A. 7 Ray
and was found guilty. He wSs sen
tenced to four months on the county
roads.
More Extensively
discuss'ed: for the h^termoit of colored sebol wiU be held at the Rae- Co^t Artillery at OreensbcHro last,
schools in tho district. Good work fo^d oplur^ ^ool building today, Saturday night: Lt. Col. R. B- I «« intentions of fiwm^ds
was reposed for 1^ year. j^'be Hbh. ™ii vi. w t t w waitpr! suits of taie inienuons oi mousjuu
Mr. J. V. Baggett of PayetteviUe
was eledted vice-president. The vice '
president, .W JP. Ha'wfield, autoipati- u®®®
cally became nresidmit, acc^ng to ^ welcomed. Good speak- ton Hotel jsnd the boys report a most
the rules the dub Mr E A ^*^® '^*®®® secured and the main enjoyable occasion.
West of the Elise school wis p^' .
dorinlg the past year and h® I Strong ScrmonS Being
has dome a ereat work and had a t^II be at 2 p. m. , tx j it 'T'U* 1X7^^!.^
very successful v9?r. I 'Great mterest is being shown and rlcarcl Xlere 1 HIS vV CCK
The clubs accepted thp hivitation t^® county commencement with, its
to meet at Tiw in Monttomery exthibits and contests of various lands
county for; .the fdl meeting for next is, the biggest day for ^e colored
school year. ' I sdhiool®. Tliey dvaU be irlad w see
It was a pleasure for Hoke county! any of ^ir whdtp friends any time
to have the sdiool men .from these; drirmsf the n^y,
counties and they jril seeni very mu^! _ ~—ri—
in earnest about the..greait wwk Ih® ReV. J. R* MlllCr
they are undertaki?)^ to do, ha the ,ya>
Rev B. P .Robinson, of Hamlet, and
— V , mt Ml V 1 J 4... a former pastor of the local Meth-
Bdhools. They be glad bo mo jg conducting a r^val
l^us fields of endet^or;,
TUBEKCtti)SlS
they may decade to change
Strangely, these inten-
agree remarkably, well
with the final planted acreages. Thus
they might prove to be helpful rn
forewarning . farmers of the compt.
titioo to expect.
Before President Hoover was elect
ed, the Literary Digest won a gr^t
reputation for “straw voting.”
is nothing, more than the “sampling;?'
me^od used , in determining crop es
timates. They secure reports from
aibhut 6 jier cent of the voters of , the
meeting here this week and is cotmtry/ The government secuibs re-
preaching strong, forceful sermons, pc^ fzpm about 2 per cent of the
While Mr. Robinson is rated wosbi the country as to thar
highly as a prMcber by B^ord ijM-, jntepfciona for planthig d^ops, In
^ Nofrth Carolina alone almost 2,000
Sanatorium, April 5.—^Ths import
ance -of rest in the treatment rf tu-
berculo.sis is stressed in , an .iftlcld
*fii the April issue of The, Sjinatoi-
Sun, official publiicatipii .of the
North, Carolina; &inatorlum. , The
article b^s the significant heading,
i^He Ouires Best Who..Rests Best.”
Tt was only within oomparative-
pie he seems to le even better than
Amoves ever befo^Cf Services are .held; eajh
■ — Jay at teat io’clddc in the
, 'who wtas .-?^e
fkafitT And wiU preach Sunday St 111 SHlHrieS 25 iJ0HWP
o’clock in the Raeford chUroh. His' . ■ V
^ The Hoke County Board of Cotfi-
twd daiti^iters, one of whom is mar-
‘siKhi reports, •were psed. ?^he resofits
Raleigh, April 7.—Through the use
of the radio new avenues of know
ledge are becoming avafiable, and
sdiools are beginning to ffiake use of
these vehicles in broadening the
rlcula and in keeping the school chil
dren informed itf up-‘to*date events
happening outside of the school, ac-
corfing to a statement inade today
by A. T. Allen, State Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
A number of schools have radios
as a nart of their regular ^uip-
ment now,, , Snpt .Allen contained.
Although information . pertaining to
the use of this kind of equipmait is
not asked for on our regular blanks,
we were particularly interested in
the degree 'to which the schools^ made
use Of the radio during the live-at-
home week. To this end we sent out
a blank to each of the superinten
dents, asking ' them the ninnber of
ra^ ^ets used in the schools hnd
the mimber of persons who hqud we
liveHst-home speedies over the
Although otuv about fifty per cent
c fthese reports have been
they dioW that around' 3011 - .*^lao
sets were usedi and that from lOy,-.
OM to lffi;000 t^tfiAren
Tb Fmm Tax: Rdlel
,>Asso. Here Satemday
There will be a - meeting in liie
.mart boose Saturday, April 12th,
all. the peoule in Hoke Conotv iriw
are 'interested in tax r^ef. ft fa
planned at this meeting to finite n
permanent organization to bu iiMirjl
as T^e Hoke Comity Tax Rdief
station pnd all wm are in aynmia-
thy with this movement are OTsed fo
be, present. The hour of meeting is
two-thirty in the afternoon.
PARKTON NEWS.
Parfcton, April 8,^-On Frid^„ gp-
enteg, April 4th. a reoeptim.
given- -by the juniors of Paricton,;
acboifi in honor the seniors,
reception was given in the'
sdiool anditoriunit wfaicb wss d
ingly decorated in moss und
roses to caary out the senior
cdIots.
The guests were met st tbe igt&t
by butlers from the freshman dass.
Upon entering the reception
eadi guest was commanded to kis^-
the blam^ stone and 'were admitlad
to a delicious course of punch.
Delightful entertainment was (Riv
en in several f>imB—from irhiAqi
r-ce-’ to, singing contests—^nBdn|
byi Ifisste Climd^ Proctor and lAg
Ana Hugiies and Messrs John Gi’teifi
and Murphy Smith. After the oOH^
teste everybody fillecL out tbeir dabs
tallies and thus “progressed in con-?
versation.” At the end of the coii-
versation an ice crciom course was
served. At this time sayings about
st-adents and faculty, were read bj
Miss Lee Ana Hughes.
salaries of Recorder anil
High Point, the Rrst^p^irto-iureh | Recoirder’s Court. Twen-
ati &i>gs Muiwtem. Faimo ^ - ,.j. dollars per month Wios^ut ip
’ "It was only wiMin oompamuve- wood and Kememville He comes to g^jg^ies to he elective
that the Roefbrd from the Htter whem earliest
Of alwolute rest mthe cure of 1 ,has preaidhed for the past five they could, under the ^lavv,
«iii«c,c woo flraf .4 rio., ^rvicBS 'wili be^ the ”1^^^® Change effective.
List takers for the various town
ships wrte apppi®ted as fbllovvs:
Theatre Damaged
By Fire Friday
.pulosis was first recognized," it de
dares. “There are many men j '’loth morning and evening on
wom^ now living vdio rememberj second and fourth Sundays^ and in
when physicians advised their pa-i'Wagram on the first.and third Sun-
tients sufferino? with this disease to days,
lead strenuous lives. The man who
had spent practically all his working
yeaxs in an office w||^ advised to go
put West ana -rough it.’ School
teachers -were told that their riiances
for recovery would '1^ greatly im
proved if they woidd leave their
class rdoms and i^iend their time pt
the hardest kind of pbyaical labor.
But it is now recogmzed that this is
the very worst possible thing to do
xmless one is seeking an early death.
“’'Hierj^ysioal strain, instead of being
increas^, must ^ reduced and com
pletely eliminated as far os it is
possi.^le for it to be.”
Allendlale—W. J. McLauchlin; Antioch
-TT-P. McN. Gibson; Blue Springs—
'W. B .McNeill; Little River—^Haniel
McGill; McLauchlin—Oscar Town
send; Quewhiffle—Le'wis McBrayer
Raeford—Prank Cameron; Stonewal
—W. J. McBryde.
ply. pnd
1^ frost
the Priote
rpSr
time. The fire company soon hid it
finder control but several hundred
dollars’ damage was done
The fire alarm sounded last Friday
S‘a tahjLSt S| Attend District Medica!
Meeting In Laurinbur^
m Karl it -
Drs. G. W jBrown and R. L. Mur
-u»...aKe te the, ray attended the Fifth District Med:
Walters building which is covered by, Society meeting in Laurinbwj
insurance. A much greater damage Tuesday ® “?®
w ^ was suBtaihed by Mr. Willie Walters 1 frown said ^t they ^dnt have
' wQw> openates the show and he h^ doctor m Scotiand cpimty who coul
Hartwell Cocke, of Asbevile m insurance. ^ task the blessing but httle John M
ing the importance of complete re^
Kay of -Wagraim, and therefore
CARY STEPHENS TO ' defender of the good’ name of Sco
START MAKING FLUES land County savs that Dr. Brown ar
. ' j one or two others were sq greec t
U you hear a fuss in the midst of! and impatient they wo^’t wait f r
the business district of 'ttie. city of (a®y blessing. ■- John also gives p;
JBrown credit for out- eating everyoi >
at the dinner.
laxation mental and spiritual as well
as p^sical, the (mbfiations being
from an laddress some years ago be-
fore the Medical Section of the North
‘Carolina Tuberculosis Association.
“You mu^t teach your patient that
(bodily rest means rest in~bed, prone
at first and until fever^ rapid pulse,
•any signs of blood spatting, haras-
’ .aing cough, nigbt sweats, dyspea,
losing weight, or other expressioim
of toxemte are long things of the
past,” be is 'qpotisd as declaring . . .
Rest in bed (on a sleeping porch
preferably) is in my eoeperience the
one great plaoe for the tuberculous
patient to work out the philosophy sympatiiy shown us dfinng Ibe re-
of his cure,' for there he must learn cent fibiMS mid death, of our aunt,
tthai boslnees worries, cares and Mrs. Hattie MeF. Barberi *
Raeford wbicib sounds 'like a l^ch
of skeletons dancinv on a tin roof,
you need not 'he alarmed—IQary Ste
phens has just teceived a solid car
load of flue iron the spund of his
hanauicrs 'will soon be in evldeifce.
I^e damandk AC
iy reoriv^-for jHe
reg^la^
^ ^ ?eiaiiPe‘-rt^gM' km>uld
prompt‘>fanneif87 'td'^ Bewails' of "f®“
creasing. aicr^«[j«n;^r caops that
sold at, poor pricea last yfew. T^e
Irish potato gtowters^are wisely hold
ing, down, the acreaftla of. tl|^.prop
afteif a .Bpvere cut qf a year ago.
TS^e oat ewsteage has ririfte® eqa-
siderably to soring planting, - ^te-
wide interest, is evident in liic^ea^
acreage'* thisi year. The Uvo-ab-hotee
program of €j^. Gardner is resulting
in more grain feeds and legume
crops. The fall planting season was
unfavoravle ta the planting of the
expected Soreages of ; snv^ Igrains.
THs is why barley is decreased.
With tobacco showing a two per
cent increase on top of a record
.acreage last season, (leven la spite
cf a low yield per acre), there is a
poor outlook. Well—any way, the
farmer says “What other cash crop
can I plant to better ajlvan*»ge?”
It is a problem—^how to readjust
farm plans from a crop one 'is famil
iar -vrith to one of uncertainty Thor.
Those present were: senjova,
Misses Annie Ree Chason, Ma
Tolar and Alee^ Britt, Mes^ W. H
Fisc'her, Henry Thompson', Eldv**’'
Bodeiihei3ner,'EdwardHaIl» E®®b .
honiit7.i!lohn McDipnnid and L*
Ul; juniors, Bfisses Buflu Bef|p>
ister, Aleene . and Evelyn.. .MnpMVt
Mildred Canipb^, Itar^tret Oarti
iM Ana HusIhUik
^^^Prortor, leldrtA dSS
’«®w'Chasop,.Me$B«..C« W», JTr^
(tin. Edwin
Allan McJCrthnr,
per..
wor_
schocA
speai^g^jPteMkart f*ten-
Fromi>®ie relwete whStb
riMYrteeh ieo0firte|>+'GfH*on ceuat^
leads-; f5l„c|b^ %;'tbAf min^
Tpa^o ^ete wed. K' teporte ffiat T3
racios were used and that; G,000 lis-
jjeneiVkfifurd the livenit^lMiBie speech-'
Mtbxtmgb.bhese Setm'v : Durham and
^Ison counties, eacB haul eight ra
dios in fh their rural schers with
2,40O fted ^OOO listaa^* iffespectivoly.
Harnett'hag'6 radios and'2,4)00.
Among. 4i|e- city sAoOls, Greenville,
LeaksyiUe. and I^mngtc^' each rt-
port four radios in isse with audiences
of 1,700, 1,750 and 2,000, respective
ly-
.pres«^
McPalI.;ClDdrtii»Htl
Taltur,r^jeivt. teld^
’Martha/iQliMiBimi^BOnU
gufests nres^t. -i^re Miss^ ::Tcfiter
Byrd, Edrig* WrifW Vaxil^^ Gain^
essujSster ^i^er, ,ChriBtine>?Dees:>aBi
fis^' Sn»i.tt -of Hoija
Leslie Peacock,.. Julu^M Ca'i^y, aM
Lonnie Blount, ^so Hrs.' B L. aw-
rews. ■ Misses Celia-- Attcftt, -I Veiih
Byrd ,Id^ Mae Brit^t; Frances CtJlflr
•and Mary-Currie acted as/Vaditrpssea
and Mo-.wrg Dan Praetor, Tfairies Blue
and Wiibpr WilHkorion As buHert,
all of the'’freshman 'cbbst
Mrs. (W A. McNrill and little son.
1*1 TfiarhPr ^^^ Arthur, of Red Springs; are
£U7 Otuaents in I eacner | spending the week in the home of her
mother, Mrs. Rosa MdSachin.
Training Departments
Raleigh, April 7.—Two hundred
and nine students are enrolled m
the 17 tead^, training departanmiiS
organized in'connection with a stan
dard high school in 17 counties 'cf
learned frOm the
:ar -wiwi lo one or unceroainty i .'ion -.f Tn:d;ruc-
perhqps it is time to try the live-at- State
itbat , . - .
troubles domestic anxieitv and up6®ta,
family diaharmoiiy, the. fretting oyer
lost tinte-and opportunities,
frequently; present fln(4n^„, eroba^
tiussment with prolonged illness i®
^re, the trouHe teddwit to w
rfanfilv cajis^' by his jUness, and tna
tt te make PW®*’ In»pr'>^«*
L.xnent.”
. ^ simpliri»Y:4if tho ^
tubelrt^S, Ik oftfB® fSl
failure of pSiant* to get wefl.'th®
it oonthMies.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McGoiigon
and family.
•■X:
terval*i
«a they
of
Easter Cake Sale
'Buy yaJix Barter cake ftom the
Bethel Auxiliary. We shall seB
eakes Saturday morning, April 12-
from 9:10 tp 12:80 in .uio store of
Olissea Niven arid - Graham.
Qairt% gnsorainteed. Money,'hiirir
if net .eatisfled. Prices
Poultry Gar Here
Wednesday, April
CARD OP thanks Notice appears elsewhere in t
w«, issue that thwe will be another po U
try car in Raeford next Wt-dnwdi r.
WiU made Girevh
the cooperation of County Agent
B. Brairaon, who 'haa he^ succe i-
ful in getting the bes’ prices for t is
ooqnty that have been paid this v r.
Rei^ected Colored
Woman Died TIluis*
home imogram.
Peanuts show a definite decline.
This crop has sold at from between
21-2 to 4 cents per pound or aomt
$33 per acre. It can’t be done with
profit. Still there is the hay saved,
and it takes little fertilizer.
The spring s^u-ons have been fav-
o-able 'for a maximum preparation
of ground. Tlie farm ps^ology
wav be “When wo can get only a
little price-^we have, to grow more to
liirei” la this a wise policy?
United States Intenfimw
The acreages of spring-sown crop.:?,
when eomt4ned -with the acreag^ of
meadows and fall-sown lawps, indicate
a totrt acreage of xirindpal crops,
exclusive of cotton, about 2 per cent
lion. These 17 departments are lo
cated in counties not in clo.se proxi-
ir..jty to State Normal CMleges or
ether teacher training agencies.
This type c? instructioa was in si
tegun in 1919-20 as p part of the
work of the senior high school d^s,
primarily to improve the teaching
level of rural elementary teachers in
those counties where the level of
teacher training -was relatively' lo v.
Since 1922-23 the work has been Uni-
ited to graduates of standard high
stiiools (in dtsachers holding Ele
mentary B certificates, 'who could not
otherwise secure the egudvalent train
ing at a nomnol. college.
The course of study is one y^r of
intensive training for teaching in the
above the combing acreages of the | riual dementary schools, and iu-
same exops borvwted in 191^. As a dudes daily obsmvatiim imd prawre
Ha^ Covington, colored, i^d
died 'Iburadfiy, April 8rd, derth
ing caused by pnemnonib. 'il®r
loaUs we^ ourried .to Spqitlend c
ty Friday for burial, that be&ig
former home. She had codkid^ lor
T. B. Updrarch for dghtete pars
-was an mriunaUy faitblrir fied a
liked peraqm She has A Iffutnei
■ Uri*a 0®
flten 81. to
$2.00, d^ndiug on kind eod %e
(We iml take orders rapply
your favorite kind. l«t uii fartiirih ^ w
Mme. to send four boy or gM In
*^l««e. We wffl deliver it imy day farm as a teiymt for thA ||rt
befws tim 19tk if yoo p^t M your T**”’,.
^ He. g
0.
ordwl8|
-vi-
BteiM AMNOUl
result of present labor cohditions imd
the inweaeed use of labor ^ving
equipin^t thdre-eAniearB to be a ten
dency towards a moderate increafse ir.
crop* acreage in aU parte TST the
country, hut the aotoal increase m
acreage will probably m less than the
2 per cent letDorted because unfavor
able weatiher at planting time usaal'.y
DFev'ents some farinen from carry-
a cat theii' pisiis, and there isyus-
y aome loss of aereage from
droirih, (Md and othw egusss ^hiea
new he figeewh. . -
^ ;tb» iri w. q. ihriii
«r IMI Ar-
Ctw tHarvested
4ttt9, Anas
tsiSm
- *SS8
'BotnIaM fdJMO
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work closely supervised by a twined
ii’stmctor m tii® local demeutairy
bcLooL
In 1928-29, the 21 d^jpartmoms
Misses Mary Leigh .Faniell and
Eliza eth Hall were dogates from
the Girls Auxiliarv of^ the Ppxkton
Baptist church at the weekend house-
Viaity of the G. A.’s of.'North C-iro-
lina, (at Mereditii CoUege, Raleigh.
Misses Katlterine G®^riev and Kaih-
erine Blalock of LOpg^terg College
are spending their ^ring hdlidass
vith their parents this -week. \
Mrs. J J. Fountain, and’little sob>\
Joe Jr, of Rocky Mount are spend
ing several dajrs with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Qashwell.
Mr.'and Mrs. J,.Q. ParneU and
family spent Sunidav with relatives
at Windell. , , _ _
•Born to Mr, and. Mrs. D. W. F®^
i nell, a son, on last,,Wednesday, April
2, 1930 J . .
Mr. and Mrs. M, S. Stewart of
Charlotte spent the weekend with
relatives here. . 7 .
Mr. Boyd Ferg\ison of Albermarte
sTient Sunday here. „ ^ ,
Friends of Miss, Annie M'^arnnd
■will be sorry to Icarn that she-
Jte ill with pneumonia. ^ «
Miss Ruhv Byrd returned to N.
C. C Wi "Sunday : after pending
Spring holidays at home. She w»
jwcomnan’ed bv het*'PareJxte oud MiM
McDonald. • _
Miss Sarah Currie spent ^Sunday
the home of - h'dr plomats, Mr. and
tuwed ort 2»1 gwdu^ ^5 oat of S - j) g. cHtfite.
this numbmr were given State El^ '*”•
188
mentary A certificates. Practically
60 per cent of this group, however,
is i.ow taking further twining in the
recognized normal colleges of the
State.
Of the neariy 900 who bavp fin-
khed this one anfriris eoarte. »«f®
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