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A Man of Sterling <
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Mi. '1., 11. Ileiry. tor. two'iily eiifht
yi'.u ?n?let l a i ivi?in~i1u- e ity of
Coln.'iMa, on I a p: ohiiiient .figure in
fratertrah?r<4trt4"Hs wad e+vie ei.frclus
died-lust Fnfkty jjtuMiiiig'at tlie Wav
"~TTTy?TT?? jiiia! v.lure lie luid.Ju-'en a.
. patient ior i.o.e liiiin.''three' niontTis."
ff i\lf. I leiw y- li.-(4-4?e< n ill fyr" sever.il
mouths -|?rI??li>-ewl^ring the hospital
His.dcath was- nut iMiexffcc.ted due to
the mil ore ol' his illness. liefore
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tlrawin^\his lii.al lnvaih-be tailed his
?1 family tihhis si?U> and spokty. final
words of comfort and. advice to them,
it is said. \ . '
Mr. HenryVvas {Jrand Chancellor of
the Knights of Pythias of South Caroliuh
fi-ym?. lfMM t-u'A-t his
death he was I'Vist Grand Chancellor
of that order, fie also, was President
of the. WaVeVdy Fraternal Hospital
Association, whieh position his
death leaves vaeant.v
e -The deceased is survived hy liis
wife, .Mrs. K. A. lleiVy, and three
f children: M+s. I'.'ois II. PL Roberts, of
Tain'pa, Fla.; T. II. llenr\ .1r. of Chicairo.
III.: and .Miss llildrAh A, Henry,
teacher in the Ilijjli School, at
Fast Spencer, N. C. OthcrVclatives
who attended tlicv funeral \re the
. liov. II. T. Henry, of TroutinairvN. C.
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Humphrey, of Ihtlkis, X. J. S rucks
of I.i 11 ( i > 111, X. .1. F, Humph re A < I'
, . Dalhis. X. Mrs. l'rosia W i 11 in As,
of Whit niirt>. X. Mrs. K11z:iU*'i\
Costlier, of. (kistonin, N., (\; nncL.'.
- __ C. Cor?mu:. ufDallas. X. rC.
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HENRY
ST SUMMONS
QualitiesXrosses the
;anizaticns
' Tin- I'tiiia ) :il .si-rv n i :. wen- lii-lil :il
1 XullU'.V Pui U t'. .\J. 1', n I '.lull ell, llL,
I whtrh Mxv. Il?n \ war it tiiviubcr la.sl (
Sunday al'trrnbi|iK_ ;tLuu Kt?v. S. 13. .
j Wallui-i1. <>!' tinyr. The snujjs ,"Je- |
JiusaU'iii trhi- and "Ab'id.e with,
i iih* ' wcro stin^c tUid llu?* twi?nty-tl?ir;l '*
' l'sullt) v..^. i :i<l the i i'tivU'st <?f .
I lie deceased"." The I tv v. .1. W. Murph i
Puslm; of Motliel A. M. Iv ('lunch:
the* Rev. .!. .1. Harrison, pastor of j
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J. H. .Johnson. a.-sis ted'111? Rev. Wul ,luce,
in conduction' Liu- last rites.
Resolutions were read fioin the Dunbar
Hitch School, .of Hast Spencer, NT.
C., the Sunday School of Sidney I'ark
P. M. K. Church, and the. trustees of
Sidney Park, by Mr. \\\ N. Roseborouuh,
Miss Rosa Lee Champion, and
Mt* IV I? SHnvLrc Tli.i
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. obituary aint funeral oration were de|
livGVed by tire Rev. S. B. Walhfce,
Pastor of Sidney Park. Mr. Julius A.
Brown, (hand Chancellor S. C.
Jursdiction K. of P. made appropriate
remarks, touching' upon the-'de'
ceased and liis value to the order.
I The active p.ill bearers were furnished
by the Masoiiie 4-)rder.? Honorary
pall bearers, tv^re: 1). R. Stacks
"N. AJl Jenkinst Lewis Green, J. W.
Branson, George \V. Allen, Rutledge
Price, Mugene Lewis, arid J. P. Boatwrigfrt;
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. COLUMBIA", S. C., SATI
Cl.Altl.lN BKGINS 61st HUM
. XKW lHvl'i;. OK KINK VIMS
Orangeburg,"S, (\, Sept. 22, llK',0
Fur the first time in the history of
this progressive institution of higher
learning there, h.us assembled an mi
lo uallv brilliant g|Qipi nL ililMli I ill
?'w-htrse t'u hi Inned academic training
and expeitence promise to make Pre.y
iilunt J. B. Kandolph, realize his grea,
objective in raising Clal'lin 'to tiehighest
rank amoifg colleges and?r^
niver?itit*s which ad.lliinjster t<i tha
needs of Negro youCTT ^'I he farntt.v*
additions?nine teachers with the
Master of Arts degree and four working
on the Doctor of Philosophy ddgr.cc
coming l'roin the hrlLrr quiver- .
si ties iu the country, bring to t'ldl lis
a wealth of .information" aiuT'"111e.? fin
est. educational coniaets made at Col-)
uinTTilp I'lttstntrElY, Gammon"Pheolo j
gieal- Seminary,' Boston niversity. |
I Upward. Ki.sk, Mass. Institute of Art .
Oborlin, Kansas University, Uni'versity?of
t'oloia\lo. West Virginia In i
stitute, Wisconsin, New Y.ork-University,
and,. Western Reserve University' '
? Uhiflin iteecry 'fortunate in havm,*
several of the older teaehers to return
and lead the way in this great expan?11
program teat Iters?rnr- MIfts "
Whaley,, Dean and Mrs. Pearson,- i
,Vi "s, Sevens,. Misses Smith, Martin
m t'are-are indeed very valuable. . \
Allium;' the new features in this :
e. :<:.'iN-ieu,-*,,r.i('Taiu is the* 1 >cpar?- i I
sent of line Arts headed by HIis-5
"ei- ri Smith, a graduate of the Ajass.
Inst it nt<? of. A rt;1 ' _. J
A course in the Teach jnjr of U't: i J
Yhool Kntflish to be otVered in the
ftI'u intf quarter fyr prospect ive tear'" - '
t rs of l'hiR'li.sh Professor Cyril Price 1
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UVMWUM illMI |?HM
.Im!"'lit, New York Ihii versify.) is ox-? 1
.iTpjUoiuiliy. qualified to teach -ties
.Y.:i"sc as lie conies tit Clafl-iti with 1
I lis III' l I'.IL iLillH?CAplll
r?v he'hitul iiiin.
Ill' I > I ?:i 111 eiit ol I Co 111 r 1 j u s ^ I'".11 n
. .it.inii is headed by KeV; M. ^!c('iillir:U
a M ister fmm Ito. tdn .University..?
'The otVfcirrl 'Opeiiinjr w"as hehl on
I' Mil :i!loer> 17 'with IVe>id< lit 1J; n
! i!|th i i charge," who in a vvi'.v en"i,i
aj'.'iifT snoeeh oil I lined tin* Kivat
'>inn vejin tits that liarl . been in:: I,*
'ai'niv: till- siiinnu'r months-..'
II an I! i?rV- l'ear: o'l. si take to the
I'"leiits in Iteliiiit' of the facility,
"inf. I. JI. liurire'.s. I'r.-sMent of 1)1'
' ji'lhi hi'."iti. and I'l-ofe^er of A"'
- i' llltin e at .the t" I ft f*< !i>1 !e fe, deliver '
I a very interest in;rT and touching
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The < fVieial weir time of the llevt '
- .t.io.te-liV t-lle ohler ones' W-trs?. llf-t I
ii Scplei iber- 1'.'. The unit|Ue f :i!
" e i.f t|o-. i>'u;riTiin vi
' tn Llie ni w si nil, nl . ^Tallin -*-r"II _j.
aiiil customs:.
I'|-i-,'s olfiiTaJly .'u'onn on SiptsfH?[
h-r- I'l. with a hundred per cent in 1
*<. a- e in the I 'll shine.n ('kiss ?-It ' j
" 11. < ! el i that a'* very hupe ' inee-ecv j
e. .ii ne Seen in tlie college depart- |
inept this year. .
Viatnn ^toors-are at nH^t-rnios ??i???>i |
to those who wish and are interested i
in its activtites.
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Mr. Henry came tu Columbia';
about thirty years uk? and has. ever '
since been identified with all pro-'
gressive movements that Jiave taken
place in the, community, lie was_j
o'J years old at his MchiflC and had
been married to Mrs. lleilry since
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The widow Henry wishes that
special nientiou be made of the nianv
kindnesses and courtesies shown her
husband during his Hlness and his
t'aniilv duriner their bereavement bv
tlic Waverly Hospital; the (.'ohiinhi.t
Lodge No. 11, K. of 1'., ami the Maui(Cauli
Funeral Home who were ITT
charge of the funeral arrangements.
She also expresses appreciation of
the sympathetic attitude shown hy allthe
nVortieians of Columbia.
ige of Mr. T. H. Ilenry, On,e of !
at Sidney Park C. M. Church,
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Hev. R. W. Jenkins
Laid To Rest
Tlu' fuiiiiui lit", tin- late Hev. U. \V.
Jenkins, el Kasfover. whit
Xhni .das r\ ni,n? - in FFit- \\ :i\? t 1
111iit" Fi : i If7! iYmiT fever u.i
held and infot meat was nitadLe in the ^
yard of lied Hill Rapt b_l Church, hear
Gadsden, in lower Richland.
- Fully 1 rutll per,) ill finn. all P?e4^
attended the .funeral and- the floral .
offer iiiKti?uoui?m~-4?tiennfit-o). ???
Rev. Jenkins was -horn and reared
near KTTStover. lie was educated at
Benedict and Morris Collejfc; taught '
in Richland schools Id years and pastor
Ol' Red II ill rl.Tvti I;.., en."... 7
Ho war?t4+e?lender moonc?(4n ?7
KTpes in lower Richl.-nd and was the 1
president several .wars of the "Rich
land counlx twwner's a=sv?eint lnn.; He ("
leaves boside his . wife, 1:5 children J.
and a host o,,f near relative- and J1
friends. . Prof. L. f. -Jvnkiny nrimi
pal (if the (irnd' d School'of Kershaw w
is. one of his sVins. AnVtftijr these who ?
attended and made remarks were Dr.
J. J. Starks. <?.;S. "YcenriHmjil; W. 1 ?
tinms. II. M. "I'av jor. .1. ! *. Divnn .1 '
11. 'Corbet I ami other .local memhers
of the vhnreh. ^
_ j'rof. Y\ \. IJ.- Itown auT?+irim---iral of .
I lie frjif'ed school at Itl.v-t hewood. !
5|>cike ami represented": the T-WTIlt iVP"'
heard of I lis count y' and bc-ie A<soeiaiion
in the pTT ce of lv P. A |
Lajued in Columbia:-'urrordiiif a* Mr. V
ltowm.it''- tatei?"-nt. I'rof. I', v.mnn
Vlso read a resolution from the exe- 7
Hitive hoard of the Teachers* Assu- ..
riatioiu.
The Ttey. j.'W. Net 1. \\lio represent
?d the \\"ateree Assooeiatio'n ncvcl V.
the eon if relation to tears; -as . he told of
The "hivh spots" in. I'ov. .hnkin's ?l
I i t'e. . D.'V \'o'l - 'Q-I'O" hi I'M i.*h'irelies
.mar Red Dill and i very'
in i'lin nl i;11 in I h:?i-or.imin il \s Mam
11; ink?he?u-rfl?be?,r ! >T" I 1.?i :11 , ?rm
' IjJ" 111. \ JItWytI ?. ilii ,.f th"-- l.V .1,-nI:
ii '" "V-fiy U'I\- H. \\\ H .v -?f
( MlBili'H Mini tin- r.V\> I!. II ic ii'' Tililmi'iisvilio.
;111 |;i )|j. wiiil m tin* ::
I ( L i l . A ~ . lll'illt lull. (,
Tin* 'filial i iiiii!'-. \\:i: i li-l i \ ! in -i| liy .
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I i wiiil mI li jinlilit*. . I Fi oi liii as j,
:i h-\t 2i:(l I ;iii. 1-jS. "|'lia\?* tVijijrht ,
"I. , ''iii m I I !;< . I 11-1i . mi' ,'i. .! in v
i'll ; ' ! i -r. I .. i "u! v > |
' lli'ii 1 ii1?-?_L? 1? i k ;: : t'rum .
1 In* clinic :i*>11 lw \vh 1 j.ji i?11 with v
lUicial -A iii ami Al,i mil' hmoo-;?_
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ill S i IOI' U W SOM To K I ' l l KN ,
soon?oili< l \i. oi'Imm;
. bis Imp K. vi'i jily (.'. Kansoiii. Bisli- . ..
will- let iii ii tu t'lrf, ,'i'iiy atiw.it thj?
Tic t n i li t..;.- c Hi- i . \.< i.y .nmati (
1.11 ih in.iml a m .) '1 k- : |'I'Mki-i'. ami
ha Ii'-. n vi iy sim-o. U'a\inif tho (
l itaUir, ?rw4ly . Wll"
fipal (n :.hi'i ill l'liilailcl|ilii:<. at J
lulu ,s 'Pain ciinr.lc, fh" ooca. iu-n lieiiiK I
-jrr illicit'nual. uun-t vi'.u'. ?r
"" Ik' ci>ih. < tiiiw t,C Ti.il,T t.li'"c*?11
lice/ of. lli.i- \.. M. M.'s at'ul tu pre- 1
is'ljlc ,al the nUirial njaiuiiiii
l'nivi | >it \. (). ; ltt'C "till., when till of
I .hi' |?i i" 'nliti'u- i hlcc.s > !' the state* with ''
prominent cmirciunen wrii lie present
In review the^work lit" Allen ami formulate
pl:i; r:.- In. finance" the .institu- ,v
Una the-s.i.nine 4n1u.1t hs of its ses- . l'
nion. .' * "
l 1 ii.i.h of (tcfolicr at (ieoryetown,1 k
[thence t 1 St. (Joorjje, 'Marion, New- ''
["berry, .Manning, and (irecti wood.
These -e-oonferencrs w'.ji he'held eonseijllently.
closing November ' l'.'th
I in the Piedmont section of t i state. J
[They wiirhe Iwdd two \v eel... oarli.el'_:_;
on" account of the- conferences in
I LiHii-iaim w'hjch are "scheduled to lie
1 held about the same time" of oili's if
Kt e' held nui s aecm diup?t n t he-form
er schedule. , i
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ATIirrpAI.M KITO l.KADPK. |t
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South (Tarolna's Loading Citizen,
Sunday, September 21st. I
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LIVINGSTONE l
OPENS 4!
*50 Students Regisl
-=Work?WilTConcer
Theological D
?S'a!Ubnr>. \. ( . Sept. 1H ~I,ivin?-- IM.
nrty-niiitli t i i n ? to admit the~Tonth ord
T 'he race to ihi* liclds? of higher lcs
duration.?Xot ioe^s?from ttin ofVnv?>4- *'^*
In* l)i*an stati* that, this~year, for the Hit
rst time, there will In* a)H>>'oyiin:it<*- M
' 2.r)0 students registered 1'y.r college ! It
ork. This year, two yeai? of high l'hi
iler that all energies can he direet- 'eh:
hd(,l Tetnain and these will be grad- '
ally-eliminated tn seVeFar years" in :m
l_towsuiils ceuyuiitration-on a sound.
inn-:rrt~ eolle'.'.e w i^ 11 a si iniii' ~t-h ..-r^
r eal depai t nient within the lyi ,\t li.
w ,ve:rr>: * - : . " ^ * . \V.
''I'e j'aelilty-lat' the college. is' :e-v Ho
illows: ~ .. sti
.. 11. Ilann un. A. Ft.. A. M.. I'r.de^ i,;|
r of Mathematics It. K. Clement, A.- !{ ?
.. . y^Al.. F'li?tKl - lTofes* ,,r ,rr IlipTThl
iy 'mill (lovi'Vnnient: F. It. \Vltite, I)?T
. A... A. M ..' I'rofessoi* of Modern roe
iiil^ifiiyusr^K'." Thomas Fred, ricks, tot
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iii .mi. . iiifir.se ino-r.os wtt.Iot ?]
. S.. 11. S., I'n?lessor of li;<>! .;?> r ft. I
!>?;. .Mm.iv A. H.. A. M.. I'int'es-or r]t,
Si.i-'nji vy and Ke'ononiirs.; (J. liruee
i liin-on, A. 1J?., I'rofessoV of- Knir- u,t
sli;i l;iv Cuisehurd J^arris, A. I'., A>- "!e
riate- Professor of Chemistry mini .l-o:
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f! < ?; t Mil V (I IMC IS 1'li J !-* eve
I' v ' i < i ) i| i i j I K i i I? -f-U
I >'i M \ \ 11- . at
C ' . Mu. .e I:'*- ( iial Vvjien 'selioo! ''1
hJ !. i :r.i( tie- | ii e | h tule'. a'it iiiu.. e^,:i
r of ! ? }>ililri-II liail te.-_ei.ed Ul"
:ean ; I \ ... Malioti Utlil. if lleeil'l-i .nfcv
. a at: i.i, that (la-re Would. he a
h hi ' .! aie- at tii*.' ('iiluiiihia I'?'
1 ri.- Cm - > stii-lj tl)in*.'' has y t ' 1 "
i; ; .'! !. 11. fait, t here has not ya |.',e
ten :i t i: e in wjiii Ii' the ' waitfii'u' ..
tj ri?7-???11 -11' 11: ?i ml 11 ie -,h' i' I t C. '
tin-en p.v.. T lie ^ w ho 11V II lie \ ) ie>-1 t ! " .
I. ... .ami :;1111. credent I aMeiidaiie
thjye aatnfi'e id' its*; K.J' i iiiu- \ na 1 VV "
I' i: i 11: ?i-te- -i-1 ail i1 a i a it In r?ne'e I
le.-ii I' . ?rj';iti 1.iri A I ya:,:. the (ho. i'"'1
1 l?iii i ir. ami lieT" aiih-t a--1an, J
'* i'.-avi'l;- | y.e|iarii!? to' aitpplv. I* \
this: . ???-4-?j
Th-- irro- t tiurpi isiilK revelation i'.l* i-.
ie tii'll*.lie|- thjt Were the po.-sesso."* .
f ?lvfe<-'t An- teeth, had tprisiC, ade- *'/'
-' '--y1, ' |'' " 'A' jtiiit]
he ( liiife tn i nlaiue it- Work to TTi" a
;catnient of- the same. Tips it wad ' [(j.
1 - IS In \V I'apl.llv *')H . [i:n ni.f' t.i?i|o. t ^
n^'Vi'ilei f j llellee. tin' ( Till'ii- building [ c...
In iiof made adailtaide for a denari- i.-.
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i-iit elJA't's. ni'Si' 111i*i>;iI li>r a :
run I deportment and lor other da ! jjl
ailment -far which evident. need
i.ik-s demand.. , jJ,'.1
Dr. Kvans says tliat the ready re ;l ?
ponse mutiny -6t our ni'ast suit'staja-al jm'j
Itixeiis of <?ar group.arc* giving .this Sl.v
utter is . most. encouraging unload js.
tit! -givntVy enables bar to keep on
eeping on. until Colunibit Clinic shall ,,,,,
a sacond to noa anywhere . in },,
Vmerjeu. ' . t.,
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5th Anniversary Of 1!',!
Zion Baptist Church vri
' . hal
__t i_. Usher Board '
ZionV I shar Hoard celebrated its e'h?
fifteenth Anniversary Tuesday nitfht sac
lopt.. at /.inn Baptist Church. Last rat
;ear the ffov. C. .White preaehi'd
hair Nth anniversary sermon". Rev. Re
VhitV or irani zed thf- bmrnd fifteen
ears ago-; they started*ou,t with on-",
y a few members! T
Rev. J. (\ White looked upon tjie
'shar h !< .! h Ik main support i.ii
.L?5_>tV!ur;'.le of building the new
hun h. Til-- ushers stuck by hint in
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\V. M. Manigault If
President. - ^ - I a(
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Fl'VK CKNTS I'KKCOI'V
SOLtEGt :
9TH SESSION I
>ered foj College
pna ftmont V
ysies; .J. Ott- Smith A. M \ \r
..fever hf t'-Vt'.holnrv amWI'ini , l?
, 1. H. MrtVr. A, II II: K Ih -
$.ur of kclucatioir: Kfiiry < V H:y!? .
.M" ?M.. A: 'ijo ill t 1 'ci?t\ TTT rrf- ?.
; ..Mamie <\ Tii-.m;- . A H . \
'?"t'lnte?I'rufm .Jr?..I , I .r; -li t
i I- \Vo<i?lar?l. A. V.: FiV-tTo-7""
IVan^uaire; t larW.I"..m- .Mi. ;
wTs, ] in ert re?- of Mu ie.
rhf instruetorviii i he hi-}, .
[I, other oHii-<Ms are a f .Mow
?rir'rr -Laim u<"1' :
S.. Ill.-trilet.4- of Sen i. - M v
Davirnpont. .\v It . 1^, . (l
rnp Kooiioinie.-; ,'|,eit'ir Il-.T1"".'
war.!,. I'r-arl ! <'h i.;.. ;-ri . \ . a- 1 " : ,
rariaii: (I. I!...l.',hw .t, |: | ( .!
\aniia_ \V.. v y . I '
A !\linnTe .K.T tr.me. M:V fv ..7 of. i . h K '
nnitorv: A. I. Willi-' 1 1
tor .and I'i-om. t.-r ..f l'...y.y I '
fair ii.Jm 1, j. t^.-V 77 W~
Trent?PrerTtjei't of (YIh >|;. | . '
1.lent, I Jean; II. f>>hn. <11. '! '<
r; Faimi,. t' < la \'; I i.-a-t;. -f \\ ...
11S !uliu It. 1 iticaii. !{?. .- iiai : a.ioi \
pphin? 1'rii'e Slu-j-rill. l.ihiarun.
v Y ! ill-. :
lit ?>lneh i!w.. p.i.,1 ; 4. ??
a ioht oil .>11 :-%?;<i;?:: 1. 'j he u-her
:i d Ira: frrrd"'in .-\. r> 1 ii\ . . in ..he
A they i a"i-eij i''.Mfll.lM; | l, j.-j:, ' '
t He V. " ).(. W hite e. ,:ir.e : he
del rail on ' l lie U: lie! . ami I tit- V
ei ian -a to i-onn- t lii:- iw.
t b.i'toif I;?^ i"ih*I t Ih*-t -It:. 11 tin'
:;uiia.t'f painted f.,r him. ' ThV u h- " ?
did thin-jr (U t I y ill-' 't,. In !;, . '
ir-1<u* tui' ami their e.hiiivh. W.ln-n
fe.+iyin-'ii it I'Mim a-- a -lim-l' m
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