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Saturday, September 12, 1931. skws religious services in this community. Mt. Herbron A.. M. E- Church-thnt. Bits juot 011 the TrnTsirrrts of the town began and closed its revival meeting1 within the past week. Sunday night Rev. Let mm began ! the of ineotingo weir?cute ut the tnost influential sermons h-'ard in these parts recently. R''gi siting Monday night, Rev. M. G. Williams of Greenwood, S. C., ofliciated dur'og the remaining five days of the re . vival. The services were successful ' Rev. Williams is our ex presiding elder. He conducted a,very success , -ful meeting. There w ere more ycunp i people, solrie very youug.'to "come : through" since the early days of Mi j Hehrnn Hay servifow \iarn hflti r 1 -1?1 y Friday at 3 o'clock^ P. M. the bap i. tismal and reception services were had. Rev. Willialus bnptisei} four infants vizi: Charles Ellison, "David Mitchel, Joseph Reynolds' and Oscar" Ellisc-n, Jr. General and David Rejcker were received into the church On August 30 the Supt. opened the Sunday School just a little late. Howevci- - ...1 n ??!> nunc I.HR _ less interesting. - Near the close of , the services the .Sunday Sohnol y??g favored wifli remvrks ?.?y , otic* >!* the - visitors, Mrs. Bessie 6yrd ot Phila_ delphia. II or theme was "Look Forthe beautiful things in life." It was beneficial and Enjoyed. Mr. Fred Letman was a guest ofj certain?ones?erf?his frterrcIs TtUTttTjj~ the greater portion of the week. Also (his sisters! \jMamjta and Miriam were over from . Abbeville. Miss Mozelle Davis, graceful debutant, who Attends schools in Elber_ ton, Georgia appeared in town Sat.. | urday to the delight of certain oth? i * ers who attend school away. Mr. Villiani Smith motdred over and carried Mrs. Julia Glover, andy Wttii Singleton to *Mt. 'Carmel to the .*ingirg convention. For some in '[ explicable reason Mt. Hebron's choir, was hot there. Miss Josephine and James Rey-?_ nolds, and Calhoun Edmunds left home to attend school , at Abbeville Sept. 3rd. Mr. James Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Page"Harper motored over to Mis. Har_ ' per's home Sundav aftprnnnn On the 27th iyiv- Fannie Murray __ quests Revs. Letman, Williams and wife; and Mr, and Mrs. Archie Ware, Junior. Miss Mattie Green has returned home from Atlanta, Ga., where she has been spending some time.. . . Mr. Fied iliH and two sisto^ di__o. .parted early Wednesday for Chic?. ' go and New York. They spent the early hours at the homg of Mrs W'ffci? liam Singleton whore they were given a breakfast party.' Featuring the party"'wgEj^hcing and. a light repast." Eesiduhthe guests quite.-a * , number of guests wore present. After a slight slump the tempera ' tut'e is again soaring in make thdT temperature TiToro uiicotnforiahlc | The intense heat is taking its toll, | for more than one pJr-on lias taken . seriously sick because of it. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Greene from Aftlanta are visiting their parent's , Rev. ami Mrs, John Green. Mrs. Birlcy Saxon.of Chicago along; W-ilh four? children ore?yjnit i;ig?In r I parents Rev. and Mrs. S. 1',. Key j nolds and many others ai'e visiting at this time. At the home of Mi x. Lilla Davis >inSeptember 1st iit 8:30 a party was given by Mrs. I)avis in honor of her daughter?MoaolU-?M .?1 )avis?is.?a? student of Elbertuu, Gemma High School. On ptembor 15th she re turned to Elberton. Al CiloVV'is, ilie ivlurili ?K. 1 ' Cb'^'ch, service's were had.. Rev. : ^?Letu.a.i?nine, iti.iy.?.'Kv'.v?, wore present.Wis. Lee of Mi, i'ii.oiel i was nn :iM.i some ?nh. r V I 'iiVl Ta.vlof of Abbevrle w ;:>o ?.vr. . I .... School girls nr. arc " s re 1 I'u n>ng to then e'.iveCOLSTON ClKCLTl NEWS Bamberg," S. C.?There have been many features around here that have made times a little mor lively among all sets. like a home coming year a> the rel J atives from many cities havo return i ed home?some ^for a short while and others a linger May. Mr. and, . MrsT Wrm Wright of Detroit are" * home spending a pleasant vacation. ! Mrs. Gussie Henderson?was htmiemuch to the delight, cf relatives and . friends. ', ? . - I Mr. John Kirkland .oerit a . ]Meas_ I Mr. and Mrs. Dan McMilien. A beautifully' arranged >>irpfiso birthday party was given- Miss Pes. sie Chinkscolcs by her foster sistor Mrs. Chas. McMillan. Cards feahn. 1 ed the entertainment for the evening Messrs *Chas. McMillan "and Gorge , Hallad tied for the highest score The bp'oby went to Mrs< Geo. Hal-1 lard. The out of town guests, wore < ? Mr. and Mrs. Wrm'Wright of Detroit! Mich. - { Miss Chinkscales (\vas tH> truest at a (finer pdrty Riven by Mrs; Lumicia Walker on Tuesday night. We are ?ure .those who fwere present1 can nver forgot such a dinnr as Mrs. Walker set before her guests. On Thursday night a repast was given in honor of Miss Chinseales by Mr. and Mrs. Hallad. Thoiigh rain prohibited many of the guests from being present a gay time "was had. Mrs. Chas. McMillan and Miss Chinkscales , must have carried dame luck?theye were immovable. Those who attended the union meeting from this section wr: Ms srs Henry Kearse, Pin-k, Chas. Eugene (Rex) McMillan and Mesdamos Walker and McMillan. Mrs. LuciWda Grayson and daughter Hilda were the pleasant week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mc_ Millan, ( ? ^ y ^ * l*i<i tf m r> I trmt mrffi O* V7? "TJttTTijTTJt?! t rtlt> torcd down Sm.nrtbiy to HTT\tFann , much as he has been the jolly little guest -in?tha partssine About '.ho first of June. WARE SHOALS NEWS ?The- twentyL ^eca,nd annual session of the YV. H. and F. M. Conference of Big bethel A. M. E. Church here | August 27.28, 1931. There were persons from, different j parts of state among whom were | Or. D. H, Sims, President of Allen ( University; Dr. Sam Nance, Presid. , ing Elder of the Greenville District. I Thursday aX, 1:30 P. M. dinner was seiveci at the church. 2:30 the an.^ nual sermon was preached by DTT" Nance. After a shprt period of business the meeting adjourned until 8:30 P. M. :r "- : ' ? The devotional message was de. livered by Rev. J. B. Smith Dr. D. 11. Suns addressed the conference.! Subject '* Youth's Relationship to the Cl'urch." A welcome ad i e-s from' the Sunday School by Mr. W. E. She-J ler, from the local missionary society ? by Mrs. F. M. Webb. Response | Goggins. The literary part -of the, program was conducted By Miss Willie u. SjHeler. The main issue of ihe session Friday was the election ot j officers. Miss Willie Shelor had os her break fast guest Friday morning, Drl DT" H. Sims, president of Allen University. Her visitors for the evening were: Misses Grace Crawford, Eula Massey, osie Crawford, Dorothy Cowan, Messrs Wesly Nash and John Thomas. _ Rev. Jeremiah Williams preached at Duns Creek Church on la3t Sun-* nay morning. . Rov. G. W. Dorrah and rfiaily of Owiugs,iS. C., spent Sumlay evening here as the guest of his father and' brother, Mr. George Dorrah and sons. Mrs. Farrow Rl. Webb is spending some time with relatives in Green? \ ilit*. S. C. Kev. A. H. Clark and wife of Saluda and brother, Rev. W. W. L. Clark of Salisbury, ~N. C., spent Sunday and Sunday night in Ware Shoals. -Rev. A. H. Clark was to render ttei-vicns nt the Little River Baptist Clwuoh, but due to a slight.. illness his brother, the ReV. . \V_rW. L. At 1 o'clock, Rev. Clark preached lor the B. Y. P. U. . Sunday night at 8:30 a largo crowd was present to witness another strong message by Rev. W. W. L. Ci.mk. ' . _ ______ Tile Rev. -M. Clark "kindled" a" fire~t in Ware Shoals that shall long burn ! in the, hearts of, those who heard him. Rev. J. C. Dorrah worshipped at Dans Creek "Baptist Church Sunday morning. Miss Jesse Hill the organist of the Junior Choir of Big Bethel Churefi is home after spending some time at Chimmey Rock, N-. C. > .Mrs. Blanche T. Lowery, a teacher in Ware Shoals Graded School, is quite ill at her home here. Miss Willie Sheler was surprised with a visit on August 30th by Mr. J. I). Williams a former, school mate of - hers. Mr. Williams' home is at Owings, Miss Shelpr also hail as her guest Miss Virginia Starks the promising sister of Mrs. Jessie White. CAMERON NEWS L. A. K. Gadsden. Mrs. M. C. Richards, Mrs.. G. E. Houston of Charleston, S. C., was in Cameron recently as delegates of I. O. of K.. I I n hi, k lipid it* prrnnd heyP they all stopped over at Mrs. Annie Green.?They was very pleased with their stay here. Mrs. Green gave them .the very TiesiT b ?" t muT while the FeT ETS aTsoT extended to thefn a hearty Welcome To her home at all times. C*T~ EAST OVER -v The work on Mt. Zion Baptist Church ot" which Rev. J. A. Mc CmmcTl is pastor is going on rapidly ? h*..' -ii i..? j* . r _ * unut'i 11i\r iiiruciiuu oi contractor L-ein trrd T17V\v{ I y Mi. William Weber and family 1110 ivi Charleston last Sunday and a 7\'j the guests ? of Mrs. Annette Taylor Devol. .cijnWu-? ;>J New YpiJc'City and Mi., l.?i.'ilif lor ot-EhUadelphia. accompanied by their brother Porier llasV.i'lli' Hotiife. are spending a !,? v' days with their parents Mr. and mA-Mi*. Charte^Er Htrose- at?fchtaV'hice. Mr. aial Mr:;.. A. G. Spears, Mrs. Atii.ind t Roberts, Margaret and Ma I'y ! '.'Mi Robi'ir-, little?Min?Doro? phinsV I.e." of Sumter were the after nft.xi {rue.-.Is of .Mrs. Carrie. J2._'Jiousc011 Thursday. 'Mr. and Mis.. E. W. Si mops of New Yo; k City are Visiting relatives "In (-'nluoibia and Eastoyer, Mrs. Si ! nions will be remembered as Miss' f.ticilo Webberqof this place. The box party given for the belTC fit of Antioeh A. M." E. Church- was quite a success. The revival at Mt. Zion Church will begin on the second Sunday. LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE OPENS. SEPTEMBER lfi Salisbury, N. C., September 5th? (hi September 1*> Livingstone College will opi n a*^a coeducational TV .1 ittio 0 fe fifsrnhuetofchuhrdluta institution for the fiftieth year. Dur ing the year, due observance will be "jvcn to the ceremonies of the Goldnn Anr}_iyrsary. It might be stated that -tfuge plan* have Jbeen. formulated ger . | n.Tiie to these oicrViona. During the years, President W. J. | Trent has constantly been on the alert ? THE PALMETTO 1 burnt of his faculty. This year, he; -fctw?Leeii' fuitunate in si curing ,tho j servicer.;of , wo additional ..v duly is ys ' instructors in Lbuiogy and English. The present faculty consists of the following: F. D. ,White, Dean and j Professor of German and Spanish, ' Harvard M.- Ed.; W. H. llannum, j Professor- of Mat-hemntits, Columbia. : Ml A.; I. H. Miller, PiVyfessopTdf Ed ueation Ph. B. Chicago Univ.: Ru-.i ard Clyde Minor. Professor of Socio logy, Ohio State, M..A.; J. O. Smith. Professor of Psych Effigy and Pliilo sophy,. Northwestern, M. A.; Karey C. Bailey. Professor of Biological Sciences," M. A., Columbia; W J. L. Wallace, Professor of Chemistry, Oo lurnbia, M. A.; G. B. Robinson, Pro feasor of English; -Williams, A. B.;. E. Cdrrine Liotvii. m.-Vociate Prolesor of English, Williams, Univ. of Pa., M. A.;Ida Lucille Woodfaid, As sociafe Professor_of_ R>>man Language Howard, A. B.; A. B Bingham. As&O Cornell Mi A.; Thomas McDonald. .Jr. Professor of History, Univ. of Wis consin, Ph. Ma.; Clarice -Michaels, Professor of Music. Ithaca Cotiserva toryj Fannie C. Clay, Dean of Wo men. Livingstone. A. B.. Minnie Ho wen I -Matron; Josephine Price Sherrill, Li brarian, Hampton Scliool of Library Science; Roxanna Diggs, Assistant Librarian, Columbia U. Library School and A. J. Willis, Coach of Athletics. In the. absence of the regular high school course, Living-ton College of fni-g tn I'll.' pnblie the services of its. evetttnfg?school.?The plan -of?to*? school is pramarily designed to ou c the needs e? tho? .ptrso s who. wi*'t. t*> conin '.< the w > !> ladii't twi 1 high sclibopgi .uluation This applies strictly to adults and for tho-e who wish tQ pursue courses o'' culture. The enrollment of the cmlcgo yfdl exceed any other- year oP its exis . tnce. " The Freshman C(a?;s alone will near the hundred mark. All in all, this year shows all indications of being the vci.v best ever. The en ronient ?o 'dale covers' practically twenty states apd. two foreign countries. 7 J PALMETTO SANATORIUM (Special to The" Palmetto Leader) We are out here away from home Away from mothers, fathers, s-istets, brothers, sweethearts, and love one/, but nevertheless. -their, is aLway^ suiite of amusement. The different. clui>. from the city, and of the churclve.come to us. Front this we know that?1,~ T 1 _ l: n --.:i?- - i me Luru is sum w mi us, ana we ai e nut left alone. Tuesday evening, Augu-t 25, Mr.~L. B. Fleasant "Drought to us again the \Vomen Cooperative Club. The club opened the meeting b,y one .of the. members Mrs. S. Matilda, with a sung 'All llail the Power,-' next were a prayer by Mrs. Starks. A -hurt lab', by Mr. Pleasant then the reading 01 the 115 Psalm. The points discussed' "Al power rendered through the Loi j service" "Lift us to Jesus and Live" I 'Look to God;" Live for Jesu= and give ) your heart;" several spirituals by members of the club. The meeting closed with the singing of "God bo with you." A collection of $1.00 was contributed and given to the nurse on the Radio Fund for the inmates. Sunday,. August 30, 11)31. The Sun day School topic: "The Mission to Cyprus," Acts 12:20; Acts 13:1' 12 was discussed with much interest in the~~morning by both teachers and pupils. Music was retnlered by Mrs. Elsie ' A-,-Thomas; lesson taught by Mr. F. Barnes; review by. the Supei intenuent, Mr. J. Thompson. On Sunday afternoon, A'ugust nu, 1031. The happy pals Social Club, a mo o ii/l vorirlnvo/1 a nvAO'i'tim t Av 1!< I \ .crowd of voung boys and girls. The _lub- were opened 'by the president, .Miss?Clara R. Smith, wiht a song, 'Come Thou Almighty King" next a! prayer by Miss Ruth Morrison; A short" taTTT'TSy Jheir intention were to bring Sun""shine to the sick ones then we \vero .favored with a reading by Miss flattie Jackscn, ipf her paper, was discussed, *Help the needy sick- a no blind." 'A quartet wa?t rendered by two girls and two- boys "Step on" another reading by, Mr Allen Lawrence "Don't Get Discouraged," r.ixt a song "Listen to the Voics," then a solo?by?Mr. -Isaac "RusseT, .It "it your heart keep right." '. ._A The program was brought to a close with a spiritual "Seek add you shall find." We hope that the young lolks will come again because we ur? always glad to have them come. The members of 'the: Glub. that attendedwere:-'Miss Hattie Jackson, Mi>s Prances Taylor, Mr, Theodofe Peter, Mr. G. Simpson, Miss Gertrude Jack sony Miss Kuth Morrison, .Mr. J Felder, Mr. Isaac Russell Jr.-, Miss Florence Preston and Miss R. Smith. Last week we had several vistors: Mrs. Carrie Kouncitree, frjrm Ne\v York City, Mrs. Kozella Brown Dum Columbia, Little Miss Edna Roundtree from State Park, 'Mrs. Minnie Relder from Columbia, Mr. Lgwreti e Chavis from Richmond, Va.; Dr. Green and son from Columbia, Louise- Westly, Wiss R. Brown, Jliss S. Brown ironr ueorgeuowii, i??. -h?mes Bostic and sister Miss Thelma McLove fro^i State Park, Mrs. P.. Griffin, Mr. W. Griffin and Mrs. M. Griffin from Camden, Mr. C. B. Bush irvl Mr. Tom Bueh from Camden. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs..Jaspin from Washington, D. C. LATTA NEWS Sunday was another beautiful day for church-goers. Alp churches were weft attended. - Quite a few visitors were in town last week attending the twenty-second session ,o?_ the Flor-. ence District Conference., Sunday School Institute and Epworth League Convention which was held at Andrew Chapel M. E. Church, August 26-30, 1931. Mr#. J; H. Holman arrived home from Columbia, S. C., Tuesday night after spending a few 7* ** - ? ?; ~?: ;?; .PAPER; ~~ ??? 3?y^ -wh^frJend^. M r*. Berth ix C^nl sar was the pleasant guest of Mi* H"sa J. Fladger Tue*<hry?Mr. an Mi'>. Robert-Dudley of Washmjrto: D, C.. were the surprising dinnc guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carlie, Plal Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Tmrnas, Mr F.stolla Greene and daughter, Mr; Mary Waikinf. and Mr Rov Br^vr Bnnr.ettsvtttr were also p^paTaTi yiu'sts of Mi. Carlie Piatt and fatv.il Jli-s Emma T. Berry left iFriiia nioht for Norristown, Pa. Mrs. Ilattie MeFtirland who >>n Ve<n visiting friends and relative left for he?- home in Xorristo vr?, P? Friday 'night.. Miss Ella Edward mm pieriy Ql tms town hut now c MontclaiT, X. J., is visiting f and' relatives here. Miss .Ed wave spent eleven day? in Atlanta, Ga Augusta,?and Tuskegoo, Ala.. why in Alabama she visited Tuskejre Institute, John Andrews Hospital an the-U. ~S. Veterans Hospital! On hi return to Montclair-she- will- m~ato' short visit Tn ' Washington. D. C Philadelphia, Pa., and Norristowi Pa.. while in Norristown she will c the guest of her brother and siste; Mrs. Geo. P. King ar.d Mr. Judg Edwards. Miss Lena , Lewis and Messr Stndson"- Lenarrl "and Jarne? Floy were the Sunday dinner guests o ML* Ernestine Fladger. Miss C. Palmer of Dunbar was th guest of Miss Sallie L. Gore durin the past week. Misses Sallie L. and Grace I.e (b'T and?Mi s?Palmui wen1 rh gusts of Mrs. Maggie D. Scott, mad a Pusines strip to FloYence la? Wednesday. . ' Mr, Gr.aift A. Fladger- spent Sur day afternoon in Dillon, S. C., a the guest of Miss C. L. Campbell. NEW YORK CITY NEWS ?'? lOu Host.?Wednesday the 20th <1 August a wonderful t?*ip was take to Rocky- Way Roach by the 12ilr | x;tro i Civ*-eh oT which the Rev j R_ JRoborson is pastor :i->-ist* ?! b I Pry. .lulln 1). Anderson of Cohtmbk !-S. 0., a fine tiny.* was ha.I and o i. . 'li * '??t 11It t . 1 In III v. " A ri.t '-tvu -piiached find installed t-h<e?nuuniMa of the Bn-\ Di e .Club. Text .Judge li.S; the church was parked. Or doors are always open for Rev. At It* lays. Read The Palmyt'n keadc foi good news "a; relates to tlifXt | ?7nT7 . _ ' Ltr J. C. Anderson. Posmr of Sal f11 k wU.I preach a special set mon. to then on Men's Day at 11. 11; r 11 j < >' ;ei\i-e September I'M si'.vti'y nuiii should -hearhim> yj. -James- r m~ir. riiup.cn 11..' .-Inn ir FT T" TPTTe Lavuu n c in t'nhuiilua r?i's!iiet hod a ineetin it the- above n.tilled church Augu. id. Sunday upiining at lldiU tli devotion :I, exercise- Were, 'hold ai'tt w.iiu'it the, chairman Mr. J. \\\ Btui son Made -brief but t imely remark: Some very ioiporlant subjects wot dircitssed by la> men uf ilill'erei: c'lturehes /m tiie district.. .Music wa .furnished by St. Matthews Glvurc choir of 1 .ecsviUo. The fullowin oot of town laymen attended: Mr. J Vv. liruiison, Chairman of the meet mti; Mr. It. I.. Smith, Secretary an Mr. I). K. Stacks, of Cohnnhia; Mi Eiija Miles of Saluda; Mr. M. M. La vis ami Mr. Clarence Pope of John r.ton; Mi*. A. II. ljoldcii of Granite ville; -Mr. T. J. <dL,att lebaum, Mi j James Ilaniatfe, Mr. Frank Ad ."it '' Mr. ! "rank !!.-> <1. "Mi\ Uai'lOV giinttb lb'uum and F. B. Addie. Jr., of Lees ville. At !:<>( O'clock Rev. J. C. All | derson of Sidney Park, Columbia, de ' llvered a \ c i > il.-juiiup audi i."5, in joyed by all. Mr. Jas^ rook?is spending?strm timy in Orangeburg visiting her . mi trnn^tttnrtrrrr.yr-c srio win vchiv home Sept. d. \V wish for her pleasant stfty. Mrs. .Mary Jackson is at the beac l'or a two weeks stay. Reports' ar I .that die is having tin enjoyable^ sty] Little'MiVoh l .o't was funeralize I ,vt ill,... ('Iiiii-. li f'viil-.v \m -al I :nU o'clock. lie is survived b his pure at,:'. Mi*: unit ..U.s. Tiliuo Ldtt; . \i r.-mu i ,\\w Voi re-t ut no : Tror.io "Saturday": Men iv.il have ei.tire chatg ; -services all _av i^_SL.J:ii?v I'.uu. a, -t.TITi ,. v " u 1 DHEFIELD NEW* 5 1 Set he I JL M E. Church Suik lav frVnoul uiChetj at the a all hour f?::;t) o'clock' Supt. officers ar teachers were at their post lessc was beautifully taught by variot teachers. Lesson was reviewed t Miss Kr-telle tiai'dner all who wt present could' no tbut say that the he:.I is were made to rejoice. V only wish that nioye were present ' hear this wonderful lesson discusse subject: "Sowing and Heaping." T1 Holy Spirit began ih?the Sundti ^fiool. en-ice began at usual hour 11:5 o'clock, first selection .hymn No. 11 "All Hail the power of Jesus' Nam I ntr " . (\ verses of 143 ' division < I Pslams was read as our morning les fson. Missionary Gleaners made the I rouitl. Second selection ymn N ' 273. We had a wonderful sermon I our most efficient pastor, Rev. Dixon. He used as text St. Matthev 3:1T. Subject: "Christian Baptisni The Holy Ghost moved from neart 1 heart as the man of God express* th . truth to us, At the close of tl ' new converts/ were baj ;,tised and 18 iellowshiped into ti I church. We had a wonderful reviv meeting at this point conducted 't the Rev. J. P. Washington of Dillo through his preaching prayers ar songs with the assistance of . tl members and friends of the varioi j churches 18 souls accepted Christ. We thank Go dfor all of the mil ? rr^^rr-Trtrrr-a^lytcd us in cut'm6Mlnff. 15 . e pi ay that our pastor the Kev. J. d ? Brxmr?rmry live lung and ever \, f op' that spirit within ;that makes >r every'on^ happy- who come in eon? t 'i.i.-t with >11in and touches heart of j .?ine with his wonderful, works. X RED PQiyT XEWS . prj ? - : -* ?? v, Mrs. IM.ima Iiuckett of Red Point ?I :i Di Pa. kett of Rook Hill lel't ! . "k IIill on a motor trip for New i rk City- to visit hev five daughters ,3 ' . .i.tday, August -HJ, 1931. . . . t I 1 tii-y left . Ro'-k j-iill Sunday at 1 < A. M. i-ltd leached Now York City ,j i Mdsy at mid-night. Tr.ey- arrived, i [ $ j afo and hat'py. . y ,, i ' 5j A M ILTON'S ' r' * ?-4?; | ; M am??-? |l( \ : - USVTTCtk II P'.s? ii j ... iir Iia-> Ierins 0 j Si * Oil if it. 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