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SAITIO ,..Dee.M Jan. 20 Feb. 11
OEpRtO .'..Dee. 20 Feb. 10 Mar. 10
QU1IO J n 87 Feb. 4 Mar 84
BEOINA jnewV.
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DRE'rife'iT Vv&JJ aaowrte "Ihd
VITmstTftOH (new). J". t Mar. fl Apr. 10
OxeaUq Dee. 23 Bcllelen Jan
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Jan. S3
T.rVT.AMn YTVT
Belivia-. . Jn 0 Nellie Jin. M
Winter Veyanei De Luxe
MEDTFRRANFN
y)ir. OJWMer. Ati;-ri, Manaoe,
. !n'si teM-'r' lle'fa. Atnnv
ej ffce Pep-itrtr Trnns'tJintiMr rfr
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WEST INDIES CRUISES
&l Premier Steamer In the Trenic
ANTJC .'in. Jl Feb 17 Mar
N. Y.. PLYMOUTH. CMEHDOORO. ANTWTItr
JMtOONtAND Dec. 81 Jan. 87 Mar. 1
.ZEELAND Dec 30 Teb. .3 Mar. tl
FINLAND Jan. e Feb. 10 Mer. U
iAriAND . . Jen. 11 Feb 2 Mar. 31
Plin.ADEl.PHIA ANTWEHP .
JCahopae ...Jan. 4 Hurenlaa Jan. 1
B AMERICAN I.IKE
'. Y. TO HAKBtrRO va PLYMOUTH AMD
' cutupouae
MAJICUURIA Jftn. .4 Feb. .
ONOOLIA Jan. 18 Feb. Si
7MINNE. A1IDA f31 C'aat) . Jan t Mar. 1
' PKiT.AriEi.pm. HAMunne
12abepac Jan 4 Mnrvl'"' Jan.
T
StriUng
Remance of
Rite and
Fall of an
American
Family
and lis
Comeback
THE HOUSE of MOHUN
By GEORGE GIBBS
Auther of "Youth Triumphant" and Other Buccutet
Copyright, I9it, D. Applcten A Ce.
Are Flapper
at Bad
at They're
Patntedf
Are '
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Alt Llmbt
of Satan f
ATT ANTIC TRANSPORT 11NE
Alae Tlremin
rMrrT.anrt.rntA i.nNTiev
Klneurl Dee 80 Man land . . Jin.
itni.i ann.aMFntPA T.tVE
PHILADELPHIA ROTTERDAM.
BWdenifr'' . .. Jan.
International Mercantile Marine Ce.
118 STEMEnB 1 838 000 TONS .
Paatenr-r Ofle 1319 Waliut St rMta.
Irelrlit Offce. 40I-A14 Deune DUi Ph J,
CUMARD
Iane ANCHOR l,nm
N. V. te Cherbnure aed Southampton
BERENGARIA
Jau. 2 Jan 23 teb. 13
AQUITANIA Mar. 20 Apr. 10 May 12
lb ""' tuuii-r. kiiIi lui'J A it
N. 'n I'lrimutli, I'lieii rv n id llainhurir
ANTONIA Jan. 31 Mar. 14
EAXONia . ..Jkeb. 1 'Apr. 4
I. Ilnllfaa.
V. V le Cobb (Qntrnatenn) an I Mvr'rieIl
CARONIA . Dc. 30
ANDANIA (new) . Jan. 11 Feb. 10 Mar 19
ALBANIA .. Jan 11 , .. --
AUSONIA (new) .. Jan. 87 Fib. 24 Mar. 24
CARXANIA . . icb. 17 Mar. 24 Apr. 21
hall" fren Ii'tnn
N. Y. te U nclen.lrrv en 1 (Jinngmv.
fiATURNIA .. Dee. 28 'Feb. 23
COLUMBIA . . Jan. 13 Feb. 10 Mar. 17
ASSYRIA ..'Jan. 27 Mat. 10
'u llnllfut
(MEDITERRANEAN AND EGYPT
CARONIA
(10.000 Tem)
FEB. 10th
Tnh luiurlen and papular Cunaro tail
fr the plcluren pirta of the world
winter plavgreumt te the rerrantlr euiinjr
Mediterranean Shere excurMena at Madelrm,
Olbraltar. Algiers. Mnnaie, Genea, Naplea,
Fhalrrnn Par. Constantinople, Alriardrta,
XIalfa Niplen.
Sei jreur fxx-Hl n'VAItn Asent or write
CCNABD ti ANCHOR STEAMSHIP LINES
fastenrer O'Hce, 1300 Walnut St PhtU.
Frelahl Offler, Benne Bide . Phlla.
WHO'S WHO IN THE STOITC
nihiRRY HOB US, up-te-date alrl.
rch and charming, at once irritated
ami attracted 6 . ,
DA VIU HASaitUB, lieung American
tthnolegiit and tear veteran, amaxea
ly change in mannert and cuttemt
brought out by the war, hut inter
ettcd in Chrrru. Hh modest unei
are invented cith her father,
Jill MOIIUN, a telf-madc financial
leader. Toe huty te thin!, of An
children he leave them te
UBS. itOBUS, ic10 ha turctfifuU'j
cultivated the lectul tide of Ufe.
BBl Ci: COU'AS. a motorcar tales
man, of cave-man type, of tchem
Cherry imagine she it enamored,
BOB MOlll'N, ten, i a typically reek
las youngster.
QLOltGti l.YCETT, elderly cherut,
nhilotephizna a the ttery develops.
JOBS VIIICIIBSTBR, vhem Mr,
itehun would like te call ien-n-laie.
"Ik It Any Trouble Yeu Are In?"
CJHrc nmtlc a motion us though te rl-je
her
He teemed new te Imvc himself mulct iierlect control, but his gore had
net (or it moment left his wife's face
P5rrinMft Dhn irnMinf.A.1 tlrAMftth ftnil lirpl.- Thnr fAtinrl if Aiif ttiln nsr.i.ntnw
. . .. ,... , . i.. ....ni.i ceunicc. He wnnte te ee mitewn with . Oh, Ged!"
nut ms nnnu i. u "","7 her, but fihe insisted en going nlenc. A motion from the mnn at Cherry's
. sue uae neuceu in uumi-i. " . , Hide. Sounds In hm threat tluu rencti-
.ini! fnit in f.ii touch a different mean- The Heuse of Meliun tiens of Alicln's words. Chcrrv sew
in;. lie .. nearly ery much dis- ) n,Prry . djd net knew hew he nlnn j h ote.cn W n d -tn,Wln
iuii"'. .. , .... , K"i i" reucn iieme wmi a manner 01 i.r f'HMi.n. nimn n.iti. ...e
ti. -'.. anmnth nr 1 e that I've cot n..,,..ni ., 01.- -l Air. (.nicliester came with me te
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TDOYAI
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"The Comfert Reute"
EUROPE
New Yerk ( he rnenne
Southampton llumliurg
nnrtl"V.V . ..Jan. I0 Feb. 31 et. II
OKIIITA .lun. II Mar. 14 Mar .'
0BC. . .Mar. 31 OHIO . Apr. 21
WEST INDIES
Twe Crutera dc Luxe
J.I.N. 21 IKII. 2i
The "ORCA" 25.500 Ten Diipl.
Larceit. newest anil meat luxurleja ehlp
ensafreil In iat Indleu crulfe ralllnf?
at Nasiuu olen llarbnilew Ha'na
La Gunru .Marttnleue, Klnaaten Trin
idad, fet fiemni- San Juan and Iter
muda. l'.aies H.TO up
BERMUDA
Twe dn' aall from N"W cirlc lirirT!
jreu te ceril bnthlnz lertiei aermpil by
trepica' i-un f (ennle fl'htni.
I'j'itlal Transatlantic Lln-.-
"ARAGUAYA" w.soe Teai Diipl.
Salla Everr RaturJay
Ne l'nirt Kwiulrnl
Tk. ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO
HANl'KI'.SON & fir V l.'r Airente
21 UruidhX. N V or Jural acnt
te Tte jChewV Won't u alt "X Zn : t?rtuV m.n I 7. J I SHCTS &? t
a moment?" , jet uus conacletis that in the mbwny ', 7. a rplnnv B?L mmintnnn'-'
fnre 'fnl il! .oeb' Him""0?' &l T WV0 "T !, ' " "heuSSnd " "clun.
rare al'Hiy into oe(riinf ni iuch ns usual the cellar advertisement of nnrr.n,it.p
MArefvec"n inth 'iVt ', I'0 ; w,I,hthe "'u-colered hair, pnAria ank heavily into a chair as
1? nnv trouble tint Cen are ln, j tc toeil ethertNcmcnt of the fried eps Cliicbetcr spoke In carefully modulated
n,( ... .liKiT the .'a.m w.h,cih 1,ml ".lunJ,, 'l01 tenc-i, "I wni hoping you'd grant me
D"iiu thhffleuUy of ti-HinK ou. t? "PPftwlng te her en the wn home the uriMlege of helping ou. 1 want
it- IT.Ji . i " nnch oltnew from ,,i,wn 'own "J" the ethers of 0u te hnew that any influence that I
l,,Side 'P-.e cashing machines, of eteckings i p05,es. Mr. Mehun. In keeping thin
I juit .found I oil. .hi ra't'W " '" f underwear. The unlnn-IMeiMe inntter euiet la entirely at neui
Stf KTa-was-: ffl. VLSSft & SSMKUSI-'-i:
uew
"If it's anytliin; that I can d
she said ccntlv
was conscious of nil externals nml vet
her mind hammered persistently at "the
'one n.ime Beb, Heb, Iteb. Her brother
Of What Permanent Benefit
Is Your Salary ?
4
Interest
Allowed
en
Savings
Deposits
Only that portion which you
save will benefit you per
manently. Adept a plan of systematic
saving and stick te it
Our Savings Department is for
your use te this end. Its influence
is assisting thousands te financial
independence. A cordial welcome
and every banking service and
facility await you as a depositor.
y
National Bank with a Savings Deportment
National
Bank of Commerce
713 Chestnut St
Nathan T. Folwell. President
"Ne. It doent concern m. "? he had been mica a lovable boy a
about eme one elce emethlnK 1 heard IluIe bIleiiC(i ,,(,rhnpq, but without real
re.'.n-,P.V,"'!0 Lcctt 'Imrm i him iroed loeklnsr 1-
"Oh " l,,,u l.. .... .!. in .v.. !..: i i.
'Oh
He hesttatel a moment, t ill poking
awkwardly at the t.r.ivcl with h'.s urn
brel a.
"Harg it all! It's hard te epeak.
Yeu Lnevv, Cherry, that I wouldn't in
terfere I mean, vim understand, den t
'"'X1 "Si, .' f ,,;Tif 'ddn1 '''' ''- ' burden mer
think tbatjeu ought te knew bc Lppt frnra him, IIew c0lll() h,
A hundred confused neughts pa(-cd '.,., ,,i, ,i,., hit,,,, .! i
through her mind, but hIie hat no- wetmn dissimulate with mere skill
wajs immaculate like the boy in the
cellar mlvcrtlbcmcn. Heb!
Ner did she knew hew che managed
te join her father at the dinner table
without betrajlng her cecrct. Ills
newlv found assurance and his cheer
mere
s
she
.......... ..-. .- ,.,,1,1-1 euinin iiisNiiiiuiiiic wuu mere bkui
ti.mlehs w.itchinB' him, mere troubled mn wen Wfant cherrv Kfemw, ,0 nccJ
nu)n. u i t,ii ,,,,-itr ,,n'et was time In which te think and
"Then tell me. he wld 'luietly. it ,nn Ani, s0 ,, nn (ffen Umt wn
1 OUKUV te biran
PRISONERS SEND FLOWERS
TO WARDEN IN HOSPITAL
Inmates of Wilmington Institution
Pray for Plummer's Recovery
Prisoners In the New Castle Count
Workhouse nt Wllmnlgten, Del., Kent
large bouquets of flowers today te the
warden, Meidecai S. I'lummer, who lb
ill in the Delaware Hospital.
I'lummer etislnalcd an honor system
at the workhouse that lias wen him the
gratitude of the H00 men and women
confined thcte. lie was made warden
two j ears age after un expose et In
. .. ntvimcnnt , TIM rr.l...M .1. ft. .1.1
I IIIIL I1MIJ111 TIJL III II till .1111111 II Faille III filial I. 1 , . ...,llal.
ltnh'nbOh 'navid-vvlnt--7- I b,M1ef DaU,J, T'H f"Tf " ,,he The warden Went te the hospital jes-
Itj tt S5'we rA VeVe her "iewh T ' 0n V l,l ""'l f-?1 n?,d1,f ,,cr '"day with a heavy cold. He is a
lie put his words tet,cmer ij'ewy . i outs 0h te her capabilit.v. I!ut he re- i,ea. (iv built man and nhv.ielana feared
"You've had s0 much trouble,' he .uMlrc. i,,r neavnj euuc man ana piijsicians icareu
ti.J.,.t "t h.tn tn ive veu mere un- pneumonia would develop.
uttired, i nate 10 give jeu mure, mi iiif,.,,..,i, t .,,,. in,. .. i .i. i.i. i.. it.
.1 .- jwi, ,.- ,u.l,. ... IP' HV1 -Hi" I ilL a I ILL 111 llll! HUia UUM? 11131. 111U11L
111
iiappincsa fic(, tQ ,mV(J 0 ,, .Snngree," he
"fin nn." nhf haul calmiV. ..i.i 'V.,,n .i , n if .,. ,,)
"Yeu would knew coon whether I " i brushing tin a few months et night in
veu or net. Your brother has been a business school "
lmnrmlent reckless and has nmde n i'V i m.i ,in ihnt " h cnt.l
very bad mistake. 1 don't suppose, nulctlVi' "There am library courses,
'there's any ue 111 my mincing words. (m j,,,, Im nfrRi,i Dr. Snngree Is
"Ne go en." gapped (berry. 01lIj. 0ucr;n8 the Jeb out of ftiend-
1 "Well, .veu knew Mr. I.yctt has an ',,,',!
account vvita urewn ft. a rjicnare, .. , , ,
I where " Beh U. a job. Thev found out' "n$aV hc, "
7l,N .nermnV that Heb had BU.l.lcnly I ll1!n"jl1'm,.:0lf
'"-W-red and with Ms disapp-.irane, , ""'" - ?
a Mim of menej is mibsing.
"Terhatis he Is. Hut I don't think
you about, lie .i!d
knew. Cherr.v. I ve
Dr. Hsngree'H in-
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i .r.ntf in rtii unu n rnnniin. un ni T ill,..
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j A hound enmn from t.hrr h uireai , r)lerrv looked up from her plate;
a low, sebhlng gasp lie hid piu fl)f wr",t, uipiated her rice pudding s0.
oft this tovclatien un il the last, speak- , )v
in?.'"'?n"?""..l.iM "'". in-". "Dear old David" she mu't-red. And
I MIlflLll LUllHlkC, ,M ..'. .- . ' -
the Inmates p!ned for I'luinmcr's
speedy recovery. They contributed
nearlj $10J for flowers for the sick
room. The inmates earn Mnnll amounts
by work of various kinds.
birly.
then, ' He's thn bet fri-nd eept
ou. Dad that I ve pet In the world."
After dinner her father took out his
17-4TX-4T
K
ewYbrk te
euth America
eyi U.QeucrnmentShips
leek at her anil went en with diflieultv
'live thousand dollars fjeerge L -
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CCtt Shlgnaturi--n.i luse.... -- fl, l,mlu il, m,tel,M nml
"lergerv ' Hew nerrinie. sae man- , -" ' , .; , " i. " . ',',
ei . i.,,,. Hi.b' I I can't lighted It for l.nn. It wis a plea'ant
KnU it"" ! little formality te uhirh tly had re-
euicve u. , Jointly become accustomed. In the par-
"I I'm afraid you must, riierr . ,nr t,1PV u r,n t,. hef, lmn,, iu )mnd
David said soft!. ' lie evidence '' Jim Mehun talked bravely of his plnnn.
very detini e. il",.v feuni' Vip? . P'",T,r I "bile Cherr listened trying te stllle
in your brother s wastebnsket vvl U , th(l ,H ,n hf,r brrngt M,(h Hnvme(1 ,,
(leerge I.vcctt s name en them at- ,he ln, of bllrh,lnB. N, uhcr of tlum
tempts at a perfect signature. Oh, it s rf,,nmenlwi upon ,i,0 absence of Alicia,
all re damned hi 1 or him . whose engngements new frequently
"Wlmtceuld have made him de such ',llI(s ipr ,() (lne j.,, Mehun
u tlnng''' I thought that Cherry's nllenee was the
"Oh, I don't knew debts, I sup- j -Hence of hepplnes and understanding
pee " It hcenied te him tlint life had taken
- .. .l k .l It I . .. a r .1.1.1 I
"(ioeil Hed. roer miner , (,n a Miglitcr color ter tnem oetii anu
"He mustn't knew. rl here's no rea- tmt vbatever the world had in store
en why he stieuld. The'vo.kept the t r,)r (hem, they were nt leflbt bleusei) lit
mutter quiet. I was with Mr. Iecett uicn eti,,.r. j
this afternoon. I had a talk with him. I , ...,, ,mmeMftn in the Btreet
I don't think he 11 prosecute. And , . ,, , , , eieaily
Hrewn i. I ntelmrd have agreed te j " the "pen window, the light;
unit until the, hear something from B,ornebHe In the -i .sk- tne
Blaze In Seuth Twentieth Street
Slight damage was caused te the
three-sterj brick building nt HIM
Seuth Twentieth street, occupied us a
poolroom and dwelling by Hairy Smith,
shortly after midnight. l'asscrs-bj,
noticing smoke buring from the base
ment, sent in nn alarm, while Motor Metor Moter
t.vdo l'olicemen Murph. of the Twen
tieth and federal btrcuta station, as
sisted Smith and bis family te the
street. The blaze was cenlincd te the
basement.
Judge Llndsey te Lecture Here
Judge Ben Undsey. of Denver, will
lecture tonight nt the West Philadelphia
Huh Scheel for Hejs. The address
will be the third event of the public
entertainment course given by the
school.
AnniNe te sma enrtzn,
Tk entire trnurn of emit arilHt are
(ndln their enerte te create etlll mere
me rlrrent fe- ih Chriurins helltlavsi. Yen
will l compel!' I te '.uuh. If you leek
threutrh tl iilt-paKe cnrlc eectlen of the
Rur In- I'LL. Lt-'buUtt. MaLe It Habit."
Adv
VVON'Tyeu remember in your Christ
mas giving a kiddie or two whom other
wise Santa may forget or a family in
real need whose only Christmas will be
an "Army" dinner basket?
Drep your gift into one of The Salvation
Army kettles en the
street "this week or
send your check te
The Salvation Army
Treasurer, 701 North
Bread Street
irlh
T0Yt eoeKIODItS
J WMig'Rtmr r ,
L
The Salvation Army does no
cellclting en the streets ex
cept for ena week at Christ
mas time when their kettles
appear, accompanied always
by a member of the organiza
tion en whose red banded
cap or bonnet are the werds:
The Salvation Army.
Philadelphia Advisory Beard,
Charles J. Webb, Chairman
Thi advertis'ment it teIunfnr.Ii contributed ly ctU-ctthtr who btlitie
in the uerk of the Salvation Army and in it xaltie te the community.
New Reduced Rates
Fastest Time
taHocUIaneire.Motiteviaeo.aBdMMno
Aire Fineet ihipe Arrerlean Trice
Amerlcau Feed A merle n oemioru. 8 ail
Jnan from Pier 1, Hobekea.
8. 8. Western World . . Dc23
S,8.8oathern Cress . . Jan. 0
a. S. American Legien . , Jan. 20
& & Pan America . . . Fab. S
Pertnlg-titlr thereafter
Far cfecWpir beaht mrSirwtm
Munson Steamship Lines
m Watt St. New Yerk CSty
Mtnmi.n OperHer far
U. S. Shipping Beard
ViMSS&fM
Cherrv was new sobbing quietly
I "Don't, Cherry deir IMoase don't
I think the whole thing ean he arranged,
if we can only find Heb De jeu knev
' rtherc he is''"
, t herrj looked up U-vlldered "Ne
I I ,1"'t " .
1 "Was he at borne last night
She hcRtitatfd
'New that 3 ou speak of U--I 1 den t
think lie wiib," she gHspeii I haven t
pem him for almost a wtek."
She struggled for her composure and
Ihnn Htrnichtenerl vvl h nn effort.
1 "Hut hew eau Hiuh n thing he arranged-'
Hew can it? It'd untcliev
.able '
"Your brother Is very veun,"
! said David gently. ' He has net been
(keeping the hft of company. I'm sure
the whole nfTnir an be kept quirt if
wi can enl litid the Ui."
"Hut hew' Hew tan we pn bnck
a sum like that?"
"Oh, that may tx managed," fa'd
David.
Cherry turned en him.
"Yeu David' I won't let you de
that. Never' Never!"
He did net leek at her and only poked
erivels with his umbrella Inte the
'travel, but lie ft It her startled gnre upon
sounds of voices and thr hanging of
the deer of a limousine. herrj rose
and went te the window
"It's Mu?zy and Jehn fTi'cheetcr,'
she said quietly.
I A shadow fell across J.rn Mchun
brew He rose hmvlly "I tmnk I 11
be going up, Cherr.v." be said
1 tn e lii.fnr.. ln miild i ress te th deer
lAlhia had entered the room It was
r eiki nppnrtr.t te her d.iugt 'or that
she knew everj thing about Heb affair,
C- lll.in l ..t .u uflrn ivtiln nml ilpr.
ihoKiler spots upon her clicks isolated J
Chrrr glnneed at her fa tin r, whose
qulek'ives had nlrendy caught 'be signs
of disquiet in his wife's aiipearanee
ml behind her in th' d'm nnllwn,
father and daughter had h gi'nipsc of
( hlrhester'H grave exprefsu.n
w&
travel, nut no n it ner stariien gnre ujien "
I him, and then the touch of hep fingers will
"Don't. Muzzy! Don't " ( herrr ap-pdili-l
iul' kly.
Hut Allel.i's glance pned tjherry
.gii'ired her
"Jim"' she said haltingly, directly
te her husband. "Something has hap
pened "
"Murzy'" Cherry caught her rnoth rneth
ei's arm "Mu77,v, come upstairs I
luie-v about it. Bur it's all right. It's
all been nrr.in.ced I'll tell you '
And then with nn nir of calmness.
fVime In, Mr. Chichester. My father
N. Y Plymouth Haere Parla
500HAMUEAU . . .Jan. 9 -AS1S
Jan 17 Mar. 1 Mar. 21
THANCE . . . . lb. 21 Mar It Apr. If
New Yerk Itevre rarll
LA BOUHDONN A18 Dec. za
en his arm lieny i.aneu n i" u'-are ncr
'David' David'" was all that she father's- voice behind her, fnlmlj in-
could say
She struggled hard te master her
emotions and after a moment she
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r ift A. M. nirillKllii'iii ' nu'i'ivinj . hi: iiubia null
Jan. IT Feti, 22 Mar 20 en David's arm, and then rose,
Feb. 15 Apr 21 May si 1 "I've get te be going home, David
Apr. 14 May W June 23 home at once, I'm a little tewil-
Ti SAvnit-
ItOUSSILEON
OHIO 00
iOCHAMBEAU
LATAYETIE
vTAaX Y,-V"" """ -""",,.. ,0 ,'ered still. I've get te think what te
1A B0URD0NNAZ3 Feb 8 Mar 16 Apr. It de about father.
te ALGIERS. MOROCCO. TUNISIA
ucteuer i April au
Vnr full iletnlla tuneiilt the Trenrh
I Ini- i"nt In veiirillT or urtle tn
IMIT.V, r. OEVEIIN, Oeneial Ant
rmianemnia
lislVO I
"(Jne moment, Cherr "' His brews
wre piKktnng in an effort at cencen-1
tratien
"It's really nothing, dad something
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