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I jtVkCE FOUR POUGHKEEPSIE EAGLE NEW3 MONDAY, MAY 20. ))) SCHOOL REVUE WILL BE GIVEN In Conservative Taste Touch Of Qiineae Red 'Lifti' Conventional Room Pupils to Present Program Based on Stndy Projects of Year I Puplld of the Edward nworth choot will present The Elaworth Revue" Prtdny niflht Mav 24 at the ftchool with each c1m contributing bared on alud. project of tn pint rear The production will be under the auaplcea of the TA ArransrmentA are in the charge of Ttanklln A Butts principal honorary chairman general committee Ruth Craig, chairman Elizabeth Umb Mary Mlnlhan ticket Mrs Marv Brown Catherine Kennedy pubHcltv Mn Freda Stone, Ann Oalvln Mn Ethel Rymph decoration Mr HI dred Schoonmaker Mrs Ethel Brad haw, Auguata Splngler Ivelvn Dta mond muaic, Marguerite WnteTs program and uahcra Dorothy Dov 1e urnw PrltWV ror Tjoaten adverting (he play were awarded Frldaj first prise, Florence Harlln second prize Robert Dsrti honorable mention Dorothy Thurston and while Puller Catherine Hancock art supervisor Judge The Oirls' and Boy Olee rlubi tinder super Ision nf Mantur rite Waten music supervisor all sing (luring the revue Memben are Dorothy Daley Jean Barley, Marjorle Jones Cecilia Yati koiukl, Ooldle Wetes Madeline Cum mlngn, Ruth Lublin Irene Syrrtchcn Florence Harlln FYancea Rlnaldl Blanche Hulaapple Beverly Glvinon Martha Hancock. Ula Hancock Elsie Xndcrly Frances Zebrowski Oene leve Novlk Leona Dav I Ihwel Qrant, AJMna Cooper Alice Yan kowskl Lois Strathrrn Esther Thurston, Mary Bentevegna Ada Boches Hit Balogh, Cora Hewitt Margaret Peraely Clira Davn Charlotte Smith Earn 11 ee Puller Lillian Santopadre Dorothy Thurston LIU inn Cook Dor cthy Johnson, Florence Giles Anna Thurston. Joseph Selfts Thomas Richardson Stephen Matuk.

George Pedolskj Harry Werle, Robert Hewitt Jamev Hoollhan, Frank Sorrentlno James Peterson, Ralph Gerald DuBols Edward BcutC Walter Schoonmaker John Bohac, Thomas, Hugh Fuller, Clarence Dodge Seymour Tilrsch, Donald Burger NUes Maroney Jesse Leto Patsy Mollnaro, Alexander Oabrtel Joseph, Charles Moeher and Earl Dedrlzk llawawawawaaawawSRwBar iSjff iMW1'1? m'l'ii" mi aww liawawawawaaal kawawawawawaawP'jW LmI XTj TiT 4waTwHawawawawawawawan tiiaaaaaoBaaaaiiatbiJ'UtitBa ar'ri ORHEUS CLUB TONIGHT Amy Ellerman, Contralto, Will Be Soloist at High School Concert The 211th annual concert of the Orpheus Olee club will be glen tonight it 13 clock In the auditorium of Poushkeepele high school with Amy Ellerman contralto, of New York city guest artist Andrew JesMip Baird will conduct the club, and the accompanist wilt be Charles liber SproKS Officers of the organization are Victor Davis president Henry fowler vice nr evi dent Henry Fowler vice president, DAVIS TO HEAD Good View Of Surroundings C.R. WRIGHT SCHOOLMASTERSj Krieger School Principal Is Elected President of Valley Association Commanded From Any Room Victor Davis principal of George Krieger school as elected presl dent of the Hudson Valle School masters association at the last meet Ing of the season In the Nelson House Saturday He succeeds Oeorge A Schlavone superintendent of schools of Union Free School district No 7 Other officers choserfwere A Her bert Campbell Highland vlce prel dent of the Hudson Valley School sle secretary and Frank Wood entries Hioomer treasurer, Btan MHlerton treasurer On the nom ley Bloomer secretary and Robert instlng committee mere 8chuler Wunderly librarian pox and Carl Lewis of this cllv The program mill Include (a) Song and Erwln Baker of Staalsburg of the Bow Alyaard ib Passing By The group heard a talk on the 191S Purcell (c Tlie Years at the Spring I legislative sewton by AAacmblvman Bearh Plte Mr Flte called attention to Aria Adieu forets (from Jeanne discuwlon which has taken place on dArci Tschalkosk) Mlw Ellerman the question whether re apportion (a of aaaHaaawMEri YmrSrA (rern leather rhalr seat supply a dUtlnrtlre note I Prparrrt Hi TYir Ormrilnri Ol Nf York Vnr The Fig If Nr I For those hi prefer to teer a safe ronvrnttonal oime thU conservatlv dinlnn room Kill br tiMit.1 Mtiftfartor It rcprrsrnta gixxl dcsinn and elec tlon of IhliiKs mhtch combine well that It la (crtain to leperesrnt giod tAAte Another sdvantasr is that it l. suited to a greHl arlety of li)catlons and to both apnrtment't nnd hnuses Still another advantage Ik that such a room need not le cxMnslc The furniture I nil FokIMi rlcht eenth rntun of uhich kckkI rcprn duct ions arc rracMh avnilabl flic wall sre pntnted oft white a safe scnlccablr backgrnmifl i the rtrco rator Amv Sommers Phillips points out rnnvrntlonal rooms such as thU mu relj nn dLstinctive touches to lift them sbof the commonplacene urh needed note of Interest Is add ed here by painting the Inside of the corner cabinet Chinese red of Chinese rnd and green on a rrarh ground appear in the chlntx itsrd at the windows Ivory curtains atf used sgalrmt the glas to tone In with the v. alh a taupe rua covers the flKr A rather different touch is ihiii Mipplied In the (rrren leathrr (htir vfHtK a ti wdl chourn acces rirs null bs the siher cimdlrsticks mid nhjerti in the corner cabinet (fHiiplel the heme ASKS DIVORCE Charges Wife Has Been Living With Trolley Operator; Case Adjourned Ctamwr Wright of thin city plln) Suprrme Court Juatir 7T drlch Baturdir for dlrorrp from hi wife Marjorte chrflng he ha, Z. living her with rrt might a tmi ley car operator The eourt Journed the cite one week beraune ti Mrs Wrlghfi lllnem Allen ReT nolda appear, for the hiubana Thi plaintiff charges Mr Wright liw with might In Gate atreet nii Main atreet Mr and Mrs Wrlrtit were married In Beacon Nov 1928 and have a aon Donald Orrffl, Wright born In October IB29 Jiwtlce Aldrlch granted an annul, mem to Harriet Prancen Danleh Sutherland 20 from Charles a Here a house from any room of Upstairs the utrnont simplicity and after 4,1,,.

teatlmonv which one may command a good rnmelrv alM prevail The dormer mly lh uiuuws lie riiriiLi 1 iiaimiru a. Courage Huhn ibi My Dream ment could be voted on at a epeclal1 or me surrounoing iteneroua indicted ren l30 and that Love (Uebeatraumi Uwl aeMlon of the Legislature An In window space and unusually well 1 michi nant lived with her hustxv Drar Land of Home tfrom lone poem tcrpretallon of the atate constllutlnn ronMdered ventilation also make the brick stucco or shlplap aiding expos Vincent Flnlandlai Slbellua me courw noaa inal a apeclil houv. fll mo restricted situations ed six Inches to the weather Slate la Transfprmatlow Walta (b The vote on the question Thr kitchen Is a cheerful spot with shingles or flat tile will b. suitable for Cherry Tree Bralne cci Yesterday Mr F11' reiterated that he is In its bay window entrv and there Is a the roof Shutters should be dark ol and Today Sprons Mlv Fnierman 'vor of a law compelling persons light dining alcove as well as a dining blue green and trim In white under aie when BugleSong Dudley Buak a Home voting ior me nrsi time to lake sn room The lower floor Is arranged1 Starting with 000 as a minimum iuoa Jryond the River Hejwood ibr Old 1 "ln allegiance to the Constitution so that one may circle It a feature the cost could be stepped up a thous put mmiJ ok, ana or two more by cnolce ot mater 'eo Bryond King Cole Forsith (ai The Velvet Darkness Reddlrk 'b Gpy Life Edwards ic Joy Watts, MLss Ellerman Good Night. Buck Members of the club sre tenors John Banker Jr George Beck The meeting was attended by the the housewife will appreciate Pew following Samuel Kalloch Chls holm Elbert Burlngton Schuyler Fos obert Dccormler Carl Lewis Fox Holden L.

Sagen dorph I udwlg Krtssler Joseph Kaag Landls Franklin A St Louis to Unveil Plaque Vatican Ponders Change In Selection of Pontiffs rll Charles Bloomer Samuel Butts James Ahem Bloelow Buckley Arthur Hurdle William Wilbur 1 Archibald Clayton Craig Earl Dm Irs Sr Herbert Douglass Harry Rouse Ralph Drdcrer William Dederer West Chailes Ounlher Ward Cecil II llalpln Edward Mir Moon Ororge A Srhlawuic William Donald Robert Mai NKh Flcar A Rex Poughkcrpslc Prtnnlts Marshall II Pirrsfin t.rorge Underbill Harold Slnim Vandewalrr Arthur Vlertrl Arlington RD Stevenson Rhurh Harry Wells llarrv White Bamet Trairr Willlarti Iremper Rhine A Wltbcck brik Inwienie II I loJisdale I3a scs Howard BUonirr Sun Amenia Erwln Biker Stantibus llir ntnjsrwiir win apprrciaie rew aim or iwo more uy nioiic in uiHkrr y.mr ni small houses can suggest the spacious lals and local price variations A lot th. h. ness or this one 50 HI feet Is sufficient f''. .5 hl" Pt w. sj.s..

IIIBltCI An Enoch Arden decree or annul menl waa granted to Frederlrk Lanrr 30 auperlntendent of a White Plain, apartment house from his wile Mirr fl 11 .7 Is I ri Bchutte Lange He said his wife 1 0 Lindbergh light loday zrLZz that he neer again heard of her 1 though he instituted a search for ST LOWS Ma 1ft 1 Celebrat 1 A replica of the plaque was unveil I John Riicker appeared as atiornry ing the eighth anniversary of his ed last ear at the Lambert St Louis 'or the huabnnd aerial conauest of the Atlantic a field where the then obscure oune I bronze plaque will be unveiled here air pilot spent many of his early fl Caterpillars on the track recently Moat of the goods being Imported Into Bolivia are now purchased by the QoTernment. Wbea Modernising rm Home Install a NORGE RolUtor Refrifergtor Cavo Donegan EUCTgicai roirrucTou IS Academy Street makatrate Trt IIH rtoM( Valkr 11 Introductory Offer This Ceipon and ICe Entitle Yog a 10c Can or Welberella 4 Enamel ARCHIE JONES 460 Main Street raoghkeple. N. Ntmt Addresi Vols' after Friday, May It, ISIS. ARCHIE JONES Paint Store The Red Frent Paint Store 460 MAIN STREET At Clinton Squara Tetephone 132 VATICAN CIT 1 A new method of electing llie pope Is under discuwlon here at a time when drath has reduced the college of ardumls to the unutuallv low tola of 50 iom pared to the eOaMhle but never rrac ed maximum of 70 Many prelates say Pope Plus Is debating a plan to transfer Die rin.it to elect the pope from the ardlnah to the cardinals and the bishops meet Ing together or to the cardinals and archbishops together The United States elector would thereby be Incrrased from four to well over 100, and nations tmrrpre aented among the cardinals, would gain a olce in the balloting Tope Keep ounmrl No official or even semi official confirmation of the rumors can be obtained but prelates point nut that Pope Plus XI li renowned for keeping his own counsel until he chootes to reveal his decisions.

The reform If carried out would have many far reaching effeLs If all bishops were lnchid the electoral colleije would number more than 1.250 Instead of the UMtal 55 to 65 A pope of a nationality ollxr than Italian might be elected Italian cardinals now form the largest bloc of the wearers of the purple and at conclave gent rally have been In a majority ing to the li abllltv of foreign cardinals living al a distant to reach the Vatican in time fr ven laynirn tliglble The future pope might not be chosen from among the cardinals The new electoral body mlht chomsc i an arch blhhop a bLshop or a priest This ha happened In the putt In fact so far as canon law ts untrrmd a )a man cv en a married mm. could be elected I The project would require radical changes In election procedure At present the cardinals are locked In a wing of the atlcan during the ballot 'ing eating and sleeping there until their two third vote has, rested up on one cardinal Naturall) this would be extremely dlflcult with more than 1 0O0 electors Ihe conclave dntes from tha Second Council of Lvons In 1274 thai council decreed that the cardinals 'should hold their meeting within ten davs after the jopc death but this period was lengthened to 18 davs by Pope Plus following the protest of Cardinal Connell of Borton who arrived In Rome tno late to partlcl pate In that pontiff election WARMER WEATHER NOT DUE BEFORE WEDNESDAY ley Bloomer William I Burnett Harold Christmas Earl Cozlno Farl Davles Jr Victor II Davis Oeorge DuBuls William DuBols Howard Fltfhetl Henry Fouler John Hamilton Arthur Hankinson William lloch Wallace Kiemle John A Martinson Carleton Northup Walter Smalley Oustav Talleur Henry Vail Marshall Water man Arthur Wlllians Bert on Williams Roger Wells Williams and Rotjcrl Wunderli Associate members are tomorrow to i ommemoratr Col lug hours Charles A llnriberkhs historic solo flight from New York to Paris Maj 21 21 1927 Tlie tablet presented bv an organization of St lotus women bears a portrait ol 1 Indbrrgh In base relief the oulhlul tousle headed Llndy the imworrleil rinvs nf earlv fame It will be hung in the Jefferson lllm nations and individuals In Memorial in Forest Park where the ln' slncr hf completed the first aviators prlcdess collection of flight non 'P or'an nUh' At his own mementoes is on exhibit Beside the public announcement of the sculptured profile flame two bronze dfd withheld until last week torches signalizing achievement Be Of the more than 3 000 pieces on rum, day on a charge of third degree as i neath is the simple Inscription exhibit valued in phjsical worth Albert sault on complaint of Gertrude Charles A Llndbergn me spirit alone al several hundred thousand Fox Tlioll I) Vtlutmnre Fvans Wapplngers Falls nnd L. Carr Red Hwik JAMES FULTON HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE lames Pulton 11 laborer of 47 John streit was anested early vester In recognition of the efforts of men here who raised $15 000 to purchase Tlie of St Louis In which he flew to a world acclaim Col Lindbergh two ears ago deeded to the Missouri Hihtorlcal society here the vast collection of gifts showered up stopped a train near Wollamal Aiu irana ALBANY Ma 19 Unseasonal cold weather continued to unp Fast em and Western New York today 1 with the United States Weather bur eau foreran for tonight and tomorrow morning indicating that tempera lures will remain down ln the 30s and low 4(K I Partlv cloudv with light frosu In north portion nf the Mate a.i forecast lor tonight Not much change is expci t'd in tempi laturei in the 'eastern and western areas Ottasional rains are prditted for the south and ctntral parts of the 'Male tomorrow V.cKrn Ntw York 1 aLso Is expected to receive occasional I rains I The lowrst temperature retorded todav was taken al Canton where 34 decrees two above freezing was not ed Oswrgo und Sracuhe reported 42 Buffalo 43 and Rochester 44 The Temperature at Albanj was 45 degrees I Wanner wealhtr more commtnsu irate w.ih Uie iiuddlt of Ala than that which has prevailed during the week not expetted to arrive 'before Wednesdaj, observers re ported AAliwortli. Frederlrk Ranmrrf Ilabcoclc Harry BrlURs Dr Chester Coolev of 24 Pershlnc RVPnue a of St lui Took oft from Lambert dollars the flier with tvpical modesty Davison Mr and Mrs William A waitress In the Paradise grill in Main St LfiXl flrld Mav 12 l927 trans has taken only for articles for his Dutcher Mrs Prances Carrion Al street The girl savs Fulton punch Atlantic flight New York to Paris personal use a set of linens a wrist fred Fish Dr Alan Flowers (d her when an argument took place May 20 21 1927 Presented by the watch a pair of goggles and a pair Herman OotUs Emerson Hankln the grill Fulton will be arraign sPirlt of St loills awoclatlon of field glasses son. Hick ok Music company Dr John id today ln clt court Jacobus Charles Klrchner Dr Oeorge Other week end arrests Included Northrop.

Dr James Neighbors John Herdel 69 of 28 Vassar street Mrs Harriet Scott George Sal Edward Dole 37 Cambridge Frank berg Nellie Southard Dr Aaron Duffy 37 Portland Me Raymond Sobel A Wesley Triller the Rev Ayrrs 29 of Hartford and Thomas LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION WINS IN ALBANY VOTE ROOSEVELT TO BE FIRST TO READ VETO MESSAGE and Law Burns 35 of 36 Conklin btreet public intoxication Michael llanlev 42 Butte City disorderly conduct of WASHINOTON Maj 19 cn The esaage President Roosevelt will de 2 NEW YORK YOUTHS ACCUSED OF BURGLARY Two New York youths were arrest I SPANGLERDOUBTSGOP. CONTROVERSY ON AAA1 Harold Thompson rence Wolf The Uhhers will be Dr Abbott Faston Leslie Dre Oeorge Wit beck Fred Oanoung Marshall Waterman and Herman Lut Tickets will he in charge of Jacob DuBols and Robert Morris Mi rubers of the ronccrt committee John Banker Jr Harold Christ ma Arthur Hankliuson and A Williams A dinner dance for members and ed vesteidiv state police at Brew quests will be held lmmediatel after ster charged with third degree burg the font ert at Tate Inn Arranae tarv for Intn nmmr ft ur In irtama nf WllMim at Uhal ok. CCtlOIl 1 tC UrOttSl I Ited HinC Tet Dithrer chairman assisted bj Stan i manded to the county Jail to await the wna declaring the pit blsclte improper I The custom of personally speaking hv Blooinir action of the grand jury after thev ne ttas thaL lhe a3 to I to "K1 officially was begun by were arraigned before Justice of the RIut another was that the Port Oeorge Washington continued by INMTt I OINI) Pente Lucas at Pawling District oinmisMon as a subdivision John Adams dropped bv Thomas Jef Ma Testa 18 of this city who es The bovs said thev were Thorn is of ot Np York cunno1 rec" ferwn artpr hla Inaugural addres re nn, ini tii iiijii muni (iiuu i uj i vuuiun lajiiuiiutru Leaders of the International Long bv Wanen Harding and to some Mioreimns rwx intion claim the vote extent by Cahtn Coolidge I definite nnd thev will negotiate now with the steamship compni les I formal retognition The ismip has been brewing for several months and imnhts control of the hiring of port worktrs ALBANY May 1 longshore men working in the port of Mbanv tir irvuiu uric iinjai no lit uiiui or affiliation alth the international luer 1o Congresa this eek etoelng Longsrorrmeiu asuociatlon as lhe re the bonus bill ill be the 54th com suit of a plcbtsclt tasrn jestordas ln munlcatlon presented in person by a Mhtch 312 out of 314 orkers soled to chlrl executise but the firsts eto me, Join the union sage read directly by a President Before the soling began ln the State Ofrue building the Port Dls Mr only all of his trlct commission lil. aim lhe Stale 31 Processors addressed Joint ses Ubor department hlrli conducted I "J0 Congress Us Immediate pre the sole a formal protest against the1 cessor Herbert Hoover addressed fffii.n ho nmii i ttoH nin rj II Senate once tiped from the State Schot.l McCarthv 17 of 56 Erchih avenue list week was found here Saturda by New York and John Ever 17 of lhl I dhe and nt back to the school Fast 22ncl street New ork Stanfordville News Learn How Easy it i lo paint by attending our Demonstration May 18th to 25th incluaivt See Mis Joyce Bright demonstrate how easy It Is to applf WALLHIDE WATERSPAR and FLORHIDE For All Home Purposes WALLPAPERS Plate Glass Mirr on Window Glass Auto Safety Glass More Fronts Installed Let us estimate vour need Our Man Will Call Phone 1835 193(1 TOM LACKAYE P1NT AND GLASS CO. Academy and Cannon St.

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Hllllli Uki Thursdav eienlnil Mull lillrt 1'raii 10 soil ihmit ano Hnlxit if Klllgsloii nineralseisi.es MelhodiM ihuii li were lielu Irom hl ate Inline fsauir MRS ROBBINSJR, IS NIGHT CLUB SINGER Nt'V ORK Mi 19 1 A rela tnt of PieMdent Rofsevelt is tin lat th in $40 a.s rttiliid lor The Bui kII est so iet woman to becomi asiign ln a mifht club da tondut ted bv the Rs Judon Frieblger of Btadiloidville Hie burial as ln the en imieterv at Pine Plains In ihmge of RoteiLs nnd wn Mr and Ntt'. Heibrtt Kernp hr Hnd Mis Fmllv beainan of fatn fnidvlle visited thi ir brother Chajlts Meruit nnd fanul at Rhuiehn 1 lyirsdus Itobril uiuuie or c.rsy kju. Mr and Mrs Sterling Joidui Oiklind Uif weie werki nd (, i is (I Mi. Jin drtiiv, sisier Mi" Aim i dore ClHik and fiimilv at Stai rd vt ie is ink irt on mid iuiilv hve ved It the Clui cs ki i fiiini in live wrt pHrt of the town Tube Lwich of Hunn'Ljike hi Id an bin Hun sale of houshold kk ds al Morence i ullage Hednesdav Mrs Ravmond Kuickerbot kpr of She is Mrs rrands.1 Rohhtn Ir a nisi nit cousin of the Pn nit nt marrinke She II makr her debu Widntsday night on the licrn roof Two iar old lauta 1 ox of Belfast Inlind i'mciuIv won a silver nitdal for ip dancing honkers who ha, bt en viaiimg at the BariBali entertained at SOU Weilnes nonie ol nis auugnipr nars Aimauuir dav aflemooi. at lit home High Claik at Sianfordville returned home Murf Mlw made Mrj( steilmg SuhdJ at the Cla.k home Blldd am iow bv Mr( Betsle Hicks Sui dav were Mr Clark biothcr in other plavers were Mrs William 'aw and slater Mr and Mrs Ldward Hafcht Mns NeLson Bullts Mrs Havev and thlldien Oladvs and Taimna Barlow Mrs William FVrris I dwrd of Bed foid Vlllam West I Mj john Bullts Mrs Chester Van thi ter (otint Mr and Mn Kiank Beiusihoien Mrs Arthur Adanus Cmirui Sr and Mr and Mrs Kiank Maritaiel Maher Mis 1 onel tin.

IE HAVRE mn Mav 19 1 A uneii ml i had ihieaten to ii il iiiirn vovaye Ameiua of the him li liur tin li III nr Noi maiidie rtided Imlav Thi liner CI mplnin Ikw new i 11 Mn in UK walkout which spirad i)ui klv to he Nor nianuu s.is i uiiit I Niw'York with pasfl.Kier's It oa drluyed five dus 1 tiling with truiided pa.vien tttn TirgTi wTTe traiuf erred ro illll a Ltf UUll Itl.sWK thuij taiig Hujeii uvittUu if' turn to woit'ifi i VAillmni Beriraud ii if! i iii.it in' i nu ed that "it) nr (Hi! i I llir fit It Inrs nidrliie krl a wi lid I iti lis liungl itU ihe ha cad bsriiiK ud on a bus 1 lit i i Sr IK .9 I Hi.AU lilt ILAMHL1 AU3 Umrlrr Ji of IMlmin Mr und Ml (li Uit Ho a t'ranor VOssbuiu Hut in I akt were Sunddv ttue if Mrs Hovtc. aunt Mrs John bii t' and Ian lh at MllleilsJii hulpli liurtun of Stanfoid.tn has punliastd a lew Fold 8 ol Hit nrmpri iKeiuv uf Pine Plains Mis lllll) brMiiiHJl of Stai ft id villi curing tor Mrs Inurge haktt or Mllibfook who Lj ill Mn Ix'Iin of Htal idvillr was at biklg TinitMlav nf tt tiiixm Tlie hist prli was warded Mi Allied Heui srtoud Mis 1 Carisfiiter cuiiMhtioii Mrs iik ii Hunted Otlirr guests wer Mis Helm twnnr Mr rrheiTramer mt ciir itl Kttlk Mm Kilts Kobtnwti Mia Ll4dic Allrn. 111. lUui Mis Taniiiia Barluw Mis Fre1 White Mrs Kalph utoi, Mia Km jauilii VShrelii Mis Ifativ Fieri Mis Chailtr Wurdc Mio Brrrv Mi Jut Kniikeibo kri Mi Jud on ebiei Mi Hurling Budd Mis A' hm Adan Mi Ho rnoi Kt a in i Mi (. ne i Br i i Mi tu.ilR bi i Mr fieuie HicLa and sale McKc.

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