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adjoining building into
CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROUNA. rUMT. JUNE SB^ IB«8
0f
V-
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»tL were annoanced
lay by A. C. McKaln»
iltare taken orer the Rofem
L bulWlng nest door «»d jNia
Vtirt remodeling work <* it at
turning it intor « caiMeta
iern shop for mtn
McKaln declared! TWt
IjtioD wlU add more than >,000
feet of selling apace—0» par
nore than we had. hatore—
if this (Mie of the largeat and
stores in the entire area. Wa
j"^ be able to carry lar larger
lu and ranges of merchandiaa
vat possible before and JOtfr
will benefit aoeordinidy."
deling work on the new
■M wUl>cln«l».« «■' ■!«»
M treatment, moaennsnir w|a
windows to provide XHUdninm
itlon of merekaa4le%
Two ipactoua'archea win
b the waU betweam the tvt
pemdttlBg eaey
V aew men’a ahop. A
tji» floor win replace the ol^
dee floor.
htiof in the MW etocp
with thejaaullat
Ughta. lie iralia
i M coinyietalr r
flatvea mt agaip
_ of liteat dealgn wft to ai«»
iMTidlnf maximum amrtenc^
and aP ftoMUtotlpf
10 the • ‘
lofthoatore. .
the addithni wt Ito nai#
It will new topdaalUe
i ill dopartiBMtg Ih the i
Many wlU M iMtaiad
renloot and
'iai wider aialda wtUT ipei
hee-flow of ttaBla ti
j second floor of the new a4>
ivill be used for stock ate^
the Law-Away dspattpwit,
saliL
le vlB annoonee more definite
on our modemlaation wmrk
) future, but we hope to make
Igrand reopening date as soon
ble, so that cnatomara will
to take advantage <d bnr
ded operation. Wa plan to
attractive and taahlonaUe
aerchandlse for the Entire
7-^d in larger qnantltiea
I erer before,” Mr. Mcl^n aald.
Penney manager explained
the decision to enlarge the
reflected the compenya poat*
aims in this area, adding,
aey’i was never so weD
as it is today to servo
I seeds of the peopto of Cam'
jiai the surrounding area. We
to do Just that” •
chants Offer
aal Bargains
Wednesday
ay momldg may heoomej
|<f to busiest nMwnlngt of thoj
week vHh a poop of Oaai'
MKhants who hava atartad
of offering apeelal bar^j
' os that morning.
Muacement of the bargains
|Wsdneiday of thla week were
1 h last week’s CkroiUele and
J^wult a good big crowd tnm-
“* Wedneeday momind to taka
of them.
[^Week’s Gironlcle the mer^
annoancing baiwalna fsr
Wednesday morning. The'
«ooperatlng tola weak to,
' ‘hs hargnina for next Wed-
Belirt. fflchera. Home
Co., The Itohlon Shop,
J- C. Penn^ Co., thm
'»op and the DeKalh Phar-
*b*cted that more w.-
Johx in the- plan nxt
Expect Cnmia At Aannni Cn^irf
Governor XhurHiond To
Alake Address July 2
At Big Bethiine Picnic
-W*
Gove^r J. Strom Thurmoiwi will be the principal
speakw^^e annual Bethune picnic which will be held
on >1^^ Friday, July 2, The day’s celebration will include
y®w» including a parade in
Which there jFiU be ten or more beautiful floats.
Kershaw County Boys At Balmatto ,Boys
le Btndaim
To Blip
t'.l t
The Bethune picnic, which ia an
ail-day, affair with n big free bartje-
cne in the evening. Wag. started
daring the 'war. It urea held
i L, ♦Hn« nridinw nunvw oving me ;war. it was held on
store, thus _ a j during the war'for the bene-
fl half aifaill es xnocn ^ qj eoldlera in tbU sactlon. Since
the war it has been contlaned with
every one in this section tnvlted.
Oov^'or Thurmond Will be ac
panled to Bethune by Mrs.
urmond sad they will ride at the
A4ad of the parade whicli M ached-
'Pled for 11:10 Friday ammlng. The
GOvamor will apeak toBowtng the
parade.'The apeiAlng enrdses will
be held ha the Maya^open air gar
age, as uanaL
Fallowing the adireas by the
Qevenor the big plBaie Itimai will
be served. Bvery om is Invited to
bring welMIUed baakaia for tbe
plenie dlnnar.
In tbe aftemeon tbefe will ba
two bas^iall gamea, ttoflrat start
ing at 8 o’clock whan Pegaland
plays Betheae. This will to follow,
ad by a. midget ganie.
The W bartooM wUl to aarved
at S p. nt. foUewlBg wklto tbare'
will be some apeedi^ the crown
ing of Mlaa Bethane ea gaeen and
•other featams.
At I p. na. Percy Maya wUl take
over tbe mike for an impromptu
program. .
Ckwemor Thei momd will ha tatro-.
dneed by Wayor Cy Mltebell, who
wm also act as master of cere
monies for fha days evantn
MqiIc for tbe day wUl be for-
nlMied by tbe spleittld bend from
yVirt jedtsM.
Tbe flame In the parad* am be
ing entered by bealnem eoMsma in
the town of Bethnno and by naigh'
bothig towns. The Mayors of Me-
Betbmie, Kereliaw and Cam
dept have been ashed to rMe in
iJiA
stAtod tht#
tbet^ifdpi ettoet wottld be daared
of cam al n a. m.. so all are adked
not to PMitM that street
Many Camden peoida are .expect
ed to- ge evir to Betbtma for. tbe
day had evenWg:
I1*'a , I ■ ■ I I N
fltmie Ertmomi^l'
Department Open
Eadi Wednesday
Aduha Aa WeU AnGirk May
Avail ThamaalvM Of
Opfwrtomity To
AidTOa Froblami
Mm. Mandlne C. Jackson, borne
eoonomiea teacher of tbe Camdea
lifh school, announoea that the
Some Bioonomlcs departmMit wtU'
w open each Wednesday, beglnn-
ng Jvne 80 from t to 11:80 a. m.,
end from 8 to 8 p. m., to halp adnlts
and girls with clothing cmmtreo-
lion and renovatfih^ fhmitare
pair and any other proWema on
which they desim help.
. All of the equlpmaac of the de
partment including the button bole
attachment may be naad. Supyvi-
gton iMtructlon wfih be given
by Mrs. Jeckson.
It ia axpected that not caly will
a burgs number of sdMxd gb-la avail
themaelvea to thia opportunity but
that many adult women if the city
wlU also take advantaga af it
Minivers Win
Meet To Plan
-Wide
Recreation Is.
Ib^ed By Expert
Civic Imndora Are Told By
, .Galen Elliott Tlipt It la
A Cf—t Aid To Health Of
Public
Says ProdtoB
Be Made
Entirely Now
Not To Buihf
Rcpeit On Icdeet^tion For
Woek RaacM B Per
(kmt To 2t P^Cent b
This Coimty ^
Reports from vocatioiial
sfriculture teachers, ysteran
teachers and exten^n iai>-
vice workers in £enhaw
county for the week show
that the infeetatiod troni the
i><)ll weevil ranges mm 3 per
ee^ to 28 par cent!
amunltlei
Some I of the advantages
that accrue to a city from a
well-ropd community-wide Fjiiamprc IIiMvmI
recreation program were>*ItllUClo
forcibly pointcMl out by Galen | m ^
Elliott, superintendent of i |q
recreation of Darlington, in i
an address last Thursday IIaII Wtomml
night to a dinner meeting of IHfll ▼? viJVll
ttie Camden Junior Chamber
of Commerce to which had
been invited a large group of
civic leadbrs.
Mrr miott r^arred first of all to
Ito behanta of racroation on- tha
haalth of a community. Ha said that
heart diaaasa had b^ma tha Ifo.
1 klllar of the aathm and that this
was baoauaa of tha tanslon uhdbr
which paopla are livtDg now. Itaera-
atioD. ha aald, cansaa paopla to re
lax and leaaens the tension of every
day Ufa.
Although ha said ha did not Hka
to sell raereation on tha fronnd
that .lt la antidote lor Juvanila da-
tbumeney, ha saM that M did keep
children busy at healthful play and
ttoraby kept tham fuom bad com
pany and from NUanada which lad
to devilment
He said he thought that any com
munity raereation program ought to
*9,8* JWtoi an claaaaa, att,
oreads and anraoee. ISdariy peo
ple need raaraatlon aa well as
youths, he said.
Mr. Sailott outlined the pro
grams in affect In aoma citlaa
where public recreation facilltlea
are provided for all. He preferred
to Decatur, Illinois, wkkdi has been
called "PUytown, U. S. A” where
eveivbody, old and young alike,
took part In pubHe recreation.
He p(dnted out that a dty the
aise of Camden should have iwim-
miug taelUtlea, softball parka, ten
nis courts, shuffleboard courts, and
plpygrotmda, all under trained tup-
ei^lon.
Mr. Elliott polated out that Dar
lington. Rock HOI, Chester, Sum
ter, Florence, Lancaster, Columbia.
Greenville, Spartanburg, hnderaon
Chariestom akuady had full
time recreation prograsm and that
many othar dtiaa and tawna ware
llaniitng to put ttokl on.
Mr. EUlott wpa introduced by
Haiold Boedeer, ctolnnan of a apao-
lal ecmmlttoa named by the Jay-
Oeea to atudy tto reeraatlon gnaa-
Uon. Other membem ef tto eem-
■rittoe ere George Stohaen, Leon
ard Hasty and Ralph atevenaao,
Jr.
Many dvle Isadora attraiod the
tnnoheen end beard tto very etronf
talk made by Mr. Ulott
Sevvfi of the Kerebliw county boys St the Palmetto Soya State ttow HsIrI -> III OolifivilRic sr# shown
■bolVe, these having beto sent from J. LaRoy Balk Amerleen Legion Foot No. 17. Tha boy In the uppe''
photo ia Norman Sheati and lower leN, Henry Wetem. In the group reading frem left to right. Arthur
Stokeo, county auperin^ndont of education and chairman of Soya StaU for the LoRoy Balk Ttonma
Horton, CleytorjCempball, Merlon Jonoa, Johnnie Jones and Johnny Zemp.
fol-
< to 80
uy If
and
It Zion
cent;
to per
.. 'jevdt
vicinity It
ERROR IN AD
In tto Celenlel Storaa adk
vertleement an Page I the priee
of' freeh and gregn tender^
sCrInt beans aheuM to twe
potmM far 10 eente. The •*»
some way dropped out as the
farms were put on the prase.
Tto report by com
lewe: Blanm'and vl<
per oeutv Ghtedord a
to 28 per cent; ML
vidnlty f to 23 per Cl
and vidalty 12 to
Antioch and
beptr* Logoff
per cent; Boykin
to 18 per sent
“Almost without'exception,” Mys
a statement from tbe county
hgent’s oIRce. ,/“the fidda thht
have been poisoned have fewer boll
weevils. When tbe history of tbe
fields are taken into
tion these exceptions ,can ba ac
counted for. In a few cases we
have found a field of early cotton
which bad been poisoned which
has more weeyEs than e vary ytung
field of cotton. However, from theae
figures it is evident there is e wide
variation in the infestation; seme
fields have only a few, other flelds
have a great many. Our recem-
mendation is • for you to keep a
does check on your fleMa this year
and where you find weeelle control
them by means of the latest proven
methods, which have baea pobllah-
ed In the paper prevtoualy, and
which you can obtain from any of
the above listed ageodae.
“Here’s-one way to ctock your
infeatatloB. Before aquares are
large enough to puncture, waft
diagonally acroaa your Add and
look at 100 plants. H you find, say
8 waevila, multiply 8 x 180 and yon
have 780 weevils per acre. Twenty
weevils to the acre ia a significant
number. After aquares ero large
enough to be punctured, walk diag
onally across your field and ex
amine 100 squares. Sdect aome
from the top. middle and lower
branches. PuU off ihoea aquarM
that have been punctared. When
yon have examined 100 sgnares you
Bethime Will Get
Phone Service At
Very Early Date
Peeta eve new being p«rt gp
/and the wires jwtfl ehorliy to
mng te five Bethune tele
ga atrvi^ and that it will
be vKSleeined gees without eay-
Ing.
lawn has, bean wNtout
aatolee aeverei menthe
vflV Wl*
merely ouppBed the eerviee
(eueh gg It wee) wet erdered to
fwV WVfWVwfwPe-'
Tto temhers -ffelt .fglaphana
Campphy ft' new 'pfpfSHng to
five the town eevdeeland <11 ia<
enpaatod that the phetiaa wtli
be Inetatled' wRhIn the next
Rural Fnnd Fiir
Recreation
Be Allotted SoMn.
lomimmitkf To
SImto In Sams Aslnd To
fwWait TlMir Boilntok Wf
Town and
Coimty e a a •
The eonntT loertatioB
comnisrfon anaoiii^ that
camimmklBf
sir* do submit for a
shmro of tbs
prtdkd by tho
tion kboold submil ibiir iw-
qbOBts in writiag Jniy X
The leqneetp aagy be divegted to
Austin Shebeen, who- - hat bsM
oatogd cbarlamn of tto denall'
recreation ooxuninaiop.
mm tiM dal«,atUli tMte tk>
r-Cb^ To VklwtlB^
V-.,
to
B. C. Williams, son at J. E. WH-
liams and Mrs. Maud WilUams of
thla city, who aswed in the U. 8.
Marine Corps doling the last war
and who has been stationed at the
United Nations conference bead-
quarters at Lake Success, la among
the 80 Lake Succeea personnel who
have been sent to Palestine for
guard duty and other aaalgnments.
WUllamt wni be stationed In Palee-
tlne, ,
• .Mr. MOkr H««
Kent Miller, noted horseman,
spent the wetoend with hie fam
ily at OoM Sprlnga, retamad to
New York nnd Belmont Park Mon
day. Mr. MUlar la graaUy plaaaed
with tha ahowlag of hit horset la
the racea ao far this summer. Last
week War BatUe and Battle Orulaer
were winners In two racea.
should be at the tar Mde cf your
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Bureau Of
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Sb J!SL®^«*d*8Ml ii
Radio Programs
In the near future Station WACA
located at Camden .win go on the * « ■ i
air. The opamtort of the n^aU- MtMi CkonffeS In S^nOOlS
tton are planning to ottpr a portion
of each dny’a time for rellgloai
brondcaata.
Acoorttngly. aU thoae mtelaters
in Cnmden and Kerahaw oounty,
who art tatarmted In the naa that
may to made of tto faeflltiea of
WACA wltti regard to free and
boaght time tor reUgtona heond-
ensts are Invited to
torence with each othm
E. O. Darby, Jr^ to ba b^ lA
Betbaada PewbytorlaaehiroB ft
Onadan on Monday. JMe SI at to
A •-» d
• At PMlor*g SdM>dl ,
Rev. H! L. Spellf pastor ofYhe
Ldrttleton atxeet Metbodlat eburch,
has been attending the Pnstors*
School at Oolnmbto Cdlage ftla
weak ■'
• ^toma Cloin Joly 8
Announcemmit is made by the
Chamber of ComoMroe that the
stores and bnslnsas plaoae of the
city win be closed Monday, July
6. since July 4 falls oh Sunday.
Thla will not tnterfwre with the
cloeing on Wednesday afternoon,
July 7.
aDprafprtottto.pt |8|Jto
atien purpoaea it sAWCMi'
Caifldto. 1«,f
to Bethune and MiSOO to BUtoy.
Another |6,000 weeaUottPd to
rural communities. Tto reqneata
for portions of thb |8.oqo ere the
ones that .must be submitted by
July 1.
Camden, Blaney, Bethune and
Kerahaw will noL of course, share
in tbei distribution, of this f6-.(K)0.
CatoeGeits life "
Irnprisimihent For
Kjfiing Of Jones.
Johnny Oatoe. of Kerahaw. was
Wadneaday aentenoed to Ufa tm-
priaonment for the murder of H C.
Jonea, Jr. Both men were textile
workara. The kllMng occurred on
November 11. 1247, Jones bnvtng
been felled in a erowdad bus ita-
tloh by four bulleta from Catoo’a
plitol.
JTudgo Arthnr Gaston pnaaad
seotmico Wednoaday night after a
A completely new
uct, one which ia stUl’^
test tube stage, is sebf
to be produced in the
poeed plant to be
near Camden by E. X
Pont de Nemours &
pany, Inc., according
Charles H. Rutledge, of
public relations department
who' spoke briefly at the
summer meeting of the Sou^:
Carolina Press Association
held last weekend at the
Ocean Strand Hotel, Cres
cent Beach.
Mr. RuUeige, whe had b«en in-
.votod to attend the moeting by
Surald Booker* of CaBidon, seors-
tmr of the aasoelatloa.. told the
newapnper moa tbnt ft# product
wna expooted to bn a very Import
ant om nsd <mn lar wM thore
would be r very wide demand. He
mUd R wan ean Oml MobiIi Oaro-
Ilna would be very proud to bo the
state ft whfti tt It yipiMai.
Tkn SBwntoPV'mto wans maned
not In exM ton sitol Is bn mm-
■trneiaii^tolin said that
tto pNingb whiab It ft propofad
to manufacturt torn wml tlrat< bn
fuUy parfwtMt Mn saft (hat nlaas
tor tha plant .WduM Jton to bn
drawn by tto englniartng dnpnr^
mini and tton wMi huva to hn
to.anbmlttod ig'tonnMculivn oonv-
mlttan for approval. Hf df thft wUl
taka tlsM.
Ha dsto M to to# knmi
aaknd If tto toi Pent bnmpnny
Bplki • bMliM for Up
fti^to toAMtodte
^bstia *itk^ .Ha aald that
MriP dtoft nf ntiawn
"ThnlV ana tliliif ynu panpin
Mr. Intladgn sttgaaH tto toet
tost tto oonumay dlt nnt daalrn nay
Xront ovarnight toom to rasalt from
Its asoonneemsdd that It propoaaa
to asm# hard ait h« straaaad tto
fact that It may he coiupdenMe
time before tto plant is ready to
Itembara of the preae were vwy
much charmed with Mr. Rutledge,
wto Is n fbamer uistopipw man
himself end who *theretore felt per
fectly at home aauHig (tom.
Attending the press meeting from
C!emden were Mr. end Mra. Booker
and Mr. and Vrn. DnOoatn Brown.
Mr. Bookar it eaermary of tha na-
iocUtk>n and Mr. Brown to cl^-
mnn tha weaMlaa divtolon. Ito
attnndanee on tha coRvetoSon wna
71-*
Tho moetlnt waa told at tto
Ooenn Strand Hotal of which Loon
Schloebnrg to the manager and tto
newspaper men were delighted with
the botm, tto food befag eaoellent
and the sarroqiullngB hiaet Maea-
ant
Candidates For
U.ESenate
Begjn Long IVdk
Tha fiva
Miss EUie Zemp Looks. Back Over 49
Years EKperience Of Teaching Youths
Sajfs Bfr. Boykin
Bd^t Iron Man
Ito (ftiwalela la
tto foBawteg
Many G. OaertooB,
ito It:
Wi todayto toana
In raeaWt
date of
of
Mn.*' a retf c of
Ml ft - Mstohnw
and state that it ia now
by Mr. ahd Mra. L. W. Boy
kin, n. on MBway pftnUtlan. nil
nf which la eorraet Ton pftte, ~
that this old ralft^
br‘
Midi Ellie
after whst the cdlis **49 Jof-
oos, thrfltiBf ytahmi ttoeh-
iig la the •ehoolsi’*
with Burst yem of pMlfe
tenching* said tfahi wimk
Bint ihs could wish fmr noth-
hif better for her fellow
teechers thmn heppineii %i
their work e<mdl to But she
found in heris. |
Mtoa Zamp graduated from Wtn-
4krop OoUaga ft IStf and began her
career in tanKras old Ookesbury
Confeienca BdtooL at tet tlsan a
co-odueatlooal Junior eotfege, many
of wboae itndenta were oMar than
aha. Itorn die tntrodueed aoma
idng mnftoda ft
the etndy nf history and gaograpby
tto ataidai^ wsm di^
Lancaatsr oouuty Jury mtumnd a
verdict of guU^ of murdar wlthl^*J^J?f^
rneommendation for mercy
Jury dollbomted 20 minutea.
Tha
for tto
tt now hold
by Bumat B. Maybank bagan thair
long trak over tha ateto at Lax-
^.At tto Ihbruary term of court in 22“sSSte-
Lnncaatof defona# counsel nskod
tint Cntoe be seat to Oolambln for
winatloa by a pbychiatrtat Tto
prisoner .was prononneod aane. [
amy Bight, Oatoe took tto
Y7edn*wv.M.^ ** „
stand In his own dofenso to climAx] r°“* .. ®
dte two-day trial, stating that he
MUed Jones because of an old
groudgs growing out of obseeno re
marks allegedly made by (he vie-
tito pertaining to Catoeto wife.
The five candidates are Senator
Markaak. CSongressmaa W. J. B.
Johnatone, Jr.. Nevfite
Bennett end Marcne A Stone.
The opening epoechee failed to
prodnee any ftreworks and Uttla
la the way of personalities.
Senator Bumat R. Maybank aald
he gkught renomlnatlon on hla roc-
Old: U. 8. Rep. WUllani Jennlnfa
Bryan Dom. Greenwood, eatled for
“gennlno, honest, te^Ieas leader-
Bhlp” ft the ftteanation “ertoto” and
criticised the “inlqultiottB machine”
he said domtantei at^ poUtftnl
Lawto Netoon, colored, 42. oflatfalra; Neville Bennett of Clio
Lugotf, R-1, kUlod hlmaelf Wednoe-{ pitched hla oempalgn m a torn
day morning with a shotgun. HatPhuft: Iftntohnatoaa <9 Newberry
placed the gna to hte loft branstlroaotnlad hla gsftUe records and
and dtocharged It. Iiofferad the state his ”sorvfoaa”i
Nelson toft a aoto aaytef thatiand ffarena A Stans ef
Lewis Nelson Of
Logoff Sniddes
FarmBoremiTo
NAMES WERE MIXED
In the report of the eeunty eam-l
palgn meeting laat week tt was ln-|vw « u a Utt^U
•dvartently stated at the close ofiHlUn AlUlllSl IHiSll
tto article that Repreaentetlve Ai^ **''*'*
rants *Taad m letter to prove that]
Represantative Arrants had aoeept-
ed extra pay while n member of that Announcement is made test the
honse.” It shonM hnvu atnted thnti anneal flah anpper of thu Kerahaw
f
and a thia vein of coal ontoroppftg
in a doopv natural gully.
Mto ^(cpi^Uy aought to fcad imm worr^^ andl^'^l a^ ni^atM hTi^ Ito “un-
naw and brondoi^ knowMge and pody waa Uamo for hla daath butldardog” egndidate “fighting tor tho
experienoaa to be appHed te thofEtm. Ipoflnetkm wttiMt d
work of developing stronger, heelth-
[jier, bettor, happier boys and girls.
Sbe has spared naltker time nor
Mfbit In visiting for study or ob-
aervatioB in sohools and ocSftgee
wherever n new and outstanding
theory waa developing.
When idiysleiaos of Chicago be
gan to advise teaching certain slek
children ft the open air, Mias Samp
aelxed npon tha. Idas and orgnnfted
aa onen abr axsertma&tal actool In
CamdSn. Many oatttandftf men « mamber of the Honan In tha Mkllk tha AR CInb ahmPr 4tve
and woman ft-mnpy parts of fte peragm^ whore It stated that Mr.|.Ko» Mgr Like
nation mtmU with ploaaare thu Anunta replied. It aheuld hnva been
W <kv •*« I. t». «*• 1* Mr. Wtwr-NKi. Ho,,. lAa* fiiih
Stnee 1212, mas Sonip has again I STRUCK •¥ OMI .
toah pattingftrtbeavlaatetepeso-! Katharine BaUbn, tto tounruldl^^.
tftto lA ft* •ftools of ft^*#4- daughter of My. nnd Mft.
Rur preMiat emptoMa ft Balaoa. waa atttok ly an toteiSinlft*** ^
to MtorattodUg ahBdimk yepiam- blla Watosator Mgkt ft trato a(l«n <» tkft.geeaalQn.
.thin ^ pfiwgtasdJNii Aft* M # OaAk Sto wna tdtonl AH msmhaii of
Slipper Wednesday
Announcement la made ftat the
annual flah supper of thu Kerahaw
to read n letter te prove that JohniOounty Farm Bureau wilt to hsM
Raton had accepted extra pay wMlefoa Wednoaday, June 10 at I pi Ru
hriiAt^w. Bip^ Sto
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