A / mental” vet,’ pact wo THE SULLE MOUNT JOY, PA J E. SCHROLL, Editor & Pro'r SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $1 A YEAR Six Months.... ..b0 Cents lhree Months. . ..26 Cents single Copies ..2 Cents Sample Copies ..FREE Entered ai Lhe post office at Mount Joy as second-class mail matter. All correspondents must have their sommmunications reach this office no later than Mouaay lelephone news Of lupuitlaucy Uelweel ual Ume and 12 o'clock wuoon Wednesday Chan- ges for advertisment must positive by reach (his oflice not later than Monday aight. New advertisments mmserted if copy reaches us Tuesday aight \dvertising rates on applica tion ELIZABETHTOWN A Very Pleasing Recital Given for Masonic Home Inmates Miss Bertha Belser wag the gu of relatives at Willis = Hels aays 1 s Harrisburg. Jame Nauman ( Har ited parents, J. R. Nau wile, Pr. Jd. L ( Sheels Lancaster Bletz ol Mountville, welt entertained by Mr. and Mis. J Shookers, Rev. H. Church of Gud, at of the East Church J. H, ior a woday K and Miss Mal) pleasantly M k Hoover ol the local ended a meeting i 10n Ol tu a orporat iidersnip ol Harrisburg. Lancaster, Las rented blacksmith shop of E. Le Rensel, Park street, and will take charge on April first. Mr. Ren- sel will move ito Bellaire, wheie he will continue the business. The Alumni Association will hold a special meeting in the high school room on Monday evening, when im- portant business will be transacted. The president, C. M. Hiestand, Te- quests all members to be present. Miss Ardella R. Brandt gave a piano recital at the Masonic Home on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, for the benefit of the guests, which wag greatly enjoyed by the inmates. The following program was render | ed: Piano, (a) Arabesque Chamin- ade, (b) The Minstrel Boy, Willie Pape, Ardella Brandt; Violin, Angel Serenade Braza, Misses ydia and galome Withers; piano, Sfgbat Mat- | er, Rossini, Ardella Brandt) reading, Ruth Landis; piano duet, Peter | Schmoll, Overture, Comp. 1808, Miss- es Brandt and Withers; violin and cello Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman, Offenbach, Misses Lydia and Salome Withers; piano, Polka de Le Reine, Raff, Ardella Brandt; reading, Ruth | Jdandis; piano, Moonlight Sonata, ! Beethoven, adagio, allegretto, pres- | to, Ardella Brandt. | The High School Literary Society | rendered the following program OD | Friday evening: Singing, society; reading of minutes, Secretary; Bio- graphy of John Wanamaker, Roy Fry; instrumental solo, Anna Miles; recitation, Marion Reese; instru- Myers, Melvin Bernice Eckman; That Prepared- board Of luc rennsyivanla of God at Tiimble ol Lae Deets; pesamg, debate, ‘Resolved, a pess is Necessary in the U. 8.” af- frmative, Elizabeth Engle, Ray Heil- man; negative, Elizabeth Heisey, Hl mer Groff; instrumental duet, Miri am Bard, Arma Stein; Gazette edit- 4 iness; dialogue, seniors. a Landis of the Men- v. S. B. om Church, will deliver the bac: ealaureate sermon to the tes of the Milton Grove High School on pext Sunday avemng V at 7 oglosk. are: sses The Sradusis ” Eshleman r Benjamin Shank and Abram Eshle- man. R— ROWENNA Geo. Eppley moved on BY song of Samuel Bostic are fil with the measles. Mr. Rene Grove was home cently from Philadelphia. A new siding ig being put down by the railroad company. Mrs. C. K. Stauffer was at Lan- caster on Monday on business. Miss Ella Glatfelter of Maytown visited her brother, Horace Glatfel- ter. Mrs. Alice Ziegler of Lititz, spent ast week with the D. M. Eyer fam- Wednes- re- Wy ise Blanche Stacey of Marietta, spent Sunday with Mrs. Daniel Mackinson. Mr, and Mrs, Edward Eisenhart and Mr. and Mrs. John Neiman vis- ited at York Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Paul Grove of near Marieua, t the week-end visiting his brothers, John and Lloyd Grove, at Middletown. Miss Annie Hall of Maytown, who ig staying with her sister, Mrs, Bro- sey at Manheim, is recuperating from a nervous breakdown. Mr. Amos Shank, who has charge of Toute 380 of the State road Dbe- tween Maytown and Bainbridge, re- repaired “Red Hill” putting on 100 tons of stone. It is now in fine condition. The State Highway Department contemplates repairing the road between Maytown and Bainbridge, using several thousand tons of stone, RHEEMS Mr Wm. Hollowbush, Attorney at Law of Mount Joy, transacted busi- pess at this place last Monday fore- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shank, post magter spent one day at Lancaster, { week combining business with Mr. Peter N. Rutt of Elisabeth- town, canvassed this place one day last week representing the India Mission. | visited friends in town. daughter Dora spen Sunday | visiting relatives and friends at Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Greiner en-, tertained the Rheems pedagogues the Misses Barbara H. Musser and high ag the eaves of the houses, and a number of canal boats rest- Mary Rutt last Tuesday evening. Mr. S. 8S. Kraybill, representa- tive of the Conoy township Mutual ,.norable sight indeed. Insurance company Ag this Slate. Ob day fast That combination of Shinchia Sa Bound local freight placed lar and short skirt indicates t eight loaded cars on the P | beauty’s clothes are working away siding last Monday. This from the ground. oo the move around this place. D. G. Bringer a carload cemenf one day week deh door bell and the telephone, life is | just one dingdong after / Wednesday, March 29, 1916. stored in his store room to sup- ply his many customers during the coming building and concreting sea- son, A. B Heisey, lime, stone and Supt. of the Penn cement company who met with a painful accident by having the exhaust from a steam drill striking his face and eyes spent last Saturday at Lancaster, Landis Bros. have enjoyed a pros- peroug automobile business since | January 1, 1916, by selling 15 auto | mobiles and 3 trucks with good prospects for quite a number of | other orders Mr. and Mrs near Lancaster, liam Bertsfield ville, Mr guests of and Mr. last Sunday. Landis Bros. Stone Meal Company | are looking forward for fair weather | and good roads. They hold orders for their meal to be delivered to the Rheems P. R. R. Station in the! next four weeks to the amount of forty cars. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. tained Mr. and Mrs lis and daughter Jean well dinner at their residence cor- of Heisey and Locust Avenue. and Mrs. Landis will move to ethtown in {he near future. ednesday, March 29th was the day for the Rheems school, the iverage attendance was good. Very making the term a for the teachers, Musser in charge of and Miss Mary John K. Weaver of Mr. and Mrs, Wil-| and son from Landis- Samuel Weaver were Mr. Henry Weaver, Sr. and Mrs. John M. Weaver | _ Sload enter- | Simon H. Lan- with a fare- ner Mr. Elize W little sickness successful one Miss Barbara the large in the Secondary. Landis Bros. held a successful sale last Wednesday the 22nd. The attendance was very large, parties ame by trolley from York, Berks, Dauphin and Lebanon county. The weather was quite unpleasant, rain and mud prevailed. About three thousanq dollars worth of goods were disposed of. i .,)Lh)phA>AhL Lz. > school Dott MAYTOWN Miss Adella Grove Elizabethtown. Charles C. Hicks made a business trip to Lancaster. Measles is invading the family of Jacob E. Williams. Mrs. John Campbell of Marietta, | visited in Rev. M. C. Manning visited at Harrisburg and Highspire. Charles E. Hollenbaugh made a business trip to Harrisburg. Ion Terry, Sr. spent the week in Washington, D. C., on business. Miss Mary E. Heisey spent a few! days at Columbia visiting friends. Mrs. A. L. Gise of Elizabethtown, | visited her daughter, Mrs. Chas. c.! Hicks. | Miss Helen Harter of M.S. N.| S., is spending her spring vatation | with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, James Harter oi] Center county, are visiting Dr. G. A. Harter and family. Mrs. Howard Stauffer of Landis- ville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hollenbaugh. Rev. V. G. Hartman, pastor of Zi- on’'s Reformed Church, New Provi- dence, visited Rev. and Mrs. Wm. J. Lowe. Prof. Lewis Light and family re- turned to Millersville after spend- ing somegpfke with Mr, and Mrs. Christ Lo% peker, Prof, Ho'#®! F. Rebert of Frank- lin & Marshall, Lancaster, gave an organ recital in the Reformed Church om Friday evening. Miss Helen G. Harter, Messrs, P. Roland Roath and Henry L. Haines of Millersville State Normal School, are home on their spring vacation. The Misses Isabel Coble, Saab Coble and Minnie Baer of High- spire, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Maaning Sunday and Monday. If the thief or thieves who enter- ed the premises vacated -by Jacob Leedom .and stole the hay,. chicken coops and other things bought and paid forby others, hag or have an eagy conscience, they have hardened consciences indeed. Forty-one years ago, on Saturday, this community wag all excitement, and well it may have been, for on that day Marietta experienced, the biggest ice jam in ithe history of the town. The writer was sixteen years old. then, and it was. the first time he had seen the ice on the river break up. In company with two others, the three stood on a canal bridge at the Fletcher coal yards, and were about to leawe, in fact all had walked off the bridge except “yours truly” who tarried to take a final look at the river, when suddenly the entire mass of ice rose rapidly and began to move, . down stream. He cried out at the top of his. veice “Oh, look there,” and remained riveted to the spot. deep moan. came from the river from the breaking of the ice, and at the same instant his shouted. “run, run, hurry,” and such another demonstration of a long-leg- ged specimen of humanity getting to a place of safety ig worth paying a price to see, and well he might test his agility, for when he got to the railroad, about a hundred feet dis- tant, the water and ice were there too. While he was making the tun a canal boat that had been anchored just above the store, close to the bridge, wag lifted as high as the building eng rested on the roof. It stove in the end of the grocery, pushing the building decidedly out of plumb. Fortunately the ice gave way farther down the river, practic- ally at the same moment, which re- lieved the pressure of the water, and it rapidly subsided, leaving immense masses of ice resting away beyond the river banks. Had no one warn: ed us, we might not be here to tell you of the great break-up of the river of "15. When we got on the rise, we looked down stream, and suddenly the ice . seemed to pause, and then a beautiful spectacle had formed just opposite the P. R. R. depot. The ice was jammed to the bottom of the river, and began to pile up in great flelds, would break up and tumble down. its side, beau- tifully white, growing, higher and higher until it wag at least forty or more feet high, the ice shortly be- coming black, indicating that the sand bar was being torn up, When the ebulition ceased, we hastened down town, and. found the ice piled up on the railroad for squares, as It was a ing on top of the ice. Between the alarm clock, the i in | public sale last week. | into effective | about 400 baby chicks A the Lincoln Highway. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure No Alum-—No Phosphate FLICKER'S CREEK SPORTING HILL Miss Mary Hollinger spent Sun- Mr, Samuel Cover transacted day in her parental home. business in Manheim, Monday. Mr. Riggle moved into the Chris- Harvey Weidman and family tian Kulp home last Tuesday. visited at the home of Amos Sump- Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wolgemuth vis- man Sunday evening. ited in the home of Daniel Wolge- Misses Stella and Mary Nissley| muth at Union Square, called on Mrs. E. R. Dohner in Man- Mr. Jacob Wolgemuth, wife and heim, Saturday afternoon, son Emory visited in the home of Miss Grace Holland spent Satur- Elam Hess near Florin, day in the home of Clayton Bruba- Mr. and Mrs. Emory Miller were ker near Erisman’s Church and ntertained in the Amos R. Herr Sunday at Harry Fahnestock. home on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Harry M. Moore and family Sunday was a Model Spring day. 2nd Miss Erma Wisehaupt from An exploring party reports having Lancaster, spent Sunday at the seen a large family of snakes. ome of Mr. and Mrs. Lefevre. Messrs, Isaac Hollinger and Rob- _ Ihe schools will close this week. ert Haines attended the Rapho Ly- Miss Holland will spend her vaca ceum at Sporting Hill Friday night. HOP at Ridgely, Md, and Mr. Engle The Misses Stager and brother will resume his studies at Gran- Jacob attended religious services at ham, Pa. a Milton Grove on Sunday evening. _ This 18 moving” week. Among Mrs, Menno Wolgemuth and her 0S€ who are moving we find Irvin cook Miss Minnie Heisey visited Braadl, Lops Rohrer, Phares friends of interest at Milton Grove 1‘°0nrer, Lemon Zeller, Mrs. Cle. Sunday. manda Kauffman and Henry Shenk, Messrs. Samuel and Jacob Miller | lhe Rapho Lyceum will hold its and Fac 11 Risser. stented: the Ff meeting OF We season Pridav public sale of Witmer & Kauffman i jot Gevaie will be hed) at Mastersonville on Thursday. April 7 Be the naa, Bin Rs) Quite a few from this section at- township : 0 Jyceums | tended the funeral of Mr. David “ : | Eshleman last Thursday. Mrs. Men- “> no Wolgemuth of the Woodland AFTER THE GRIPPE Farm, is a daughter, Spring has at last arrived. Some splendid warm days, causing a thaw rural roads. The roads, piked or not, are a mass of mud three feet deep at some points. Mr. Jac. G. Wolgemuth bought a gasoline engine at Al Gingrich’s It will be used in operating the washer on the Blue Ribbon Dairy Farm, The Prairie State Stove Brooder on the B. L. Dairy Farm was put use last week when were hover- They enjoy their ac- Vinol Restored Her Strength Canton. Miss. — ‘1 am 75 vearsold and | pecame very . and fe Lle from the | effects of La Grippe, but Vinol has done | me a world of good. lt has cured my cough, built up my strength so I feel | active and well again.”’—Mrs. LIZZIE | BaLDWIN, Canton, Miss. | _Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, aids digestion, en- riches the blood and creates strength. Unequalled for chronic coughs, colds or bronchitis. Your money back if ‘it fails. W. D. CHANDLER & CO. DRUGGISTS MOUNT JOY, PENNA, ing around it. commodations. Hauling hay and potatoes was a part of last week's occupation with the farmers thru here. Hay, No.| i —— . 1 Timothy, $19 per ton and pota-| ., . toes, $1 per bushel. They were| Single Comb White Leghorn loaded on cars and shipped. The Winter Term at Elizabeth] Day old chicks and eggs for town College closed on Thursday.) aatching. If you consider quality, Some students will remain for the ry prices are right. Spring Term while some of the | country students will be at their| HOW can you expect healthy homes and buckle down to hard” cks from eggs that are produced labor. by a sickly lot of hens. a , I can furnish you with eggs for A MORE DIRECT ROUTE | | | aatching from my flocks that had at no time any contagious or in- tectious disease such as roup, diph- Local Resident Agitates Central Mount Joy Highway | theria or limberneck. The heroic citizens of Pennsyl-| vania, imbued with the pioneer ASK For Reduced Prices spirit of their ancestors, panting for! greater things to do and desirous to snmme— make the great Reysions state the attraction of the world, are now enthusiastically interested in High-| Ezra E. Wolgemuth way enterprises. | RB DB. No. 1 MOUNT JOY, PENNA. We have now the Lincoln High-| Bell Phone way from Philadelphia via Lancas-| ter, York, Gettysburg, Bedford onto) an. 26-3m. Pittsburgh. Next comes the William Penn Highway, starting at Philadel phia and by a torturous route west EL McGINNIS ward via Reading, Lebanon, to Har Ibe; Uien Ne. vay 3 Lewis, East Main Street own, next sou wa ount' me Union, thence N. W. to Tyrone id MOUNT Joy, PENNA. from here in a zigzag route across 4 BE ere my * mosneain to. Oreons| BeStaurant and Lunch;Bar burg here ee TC URasetSel TT oveTERS IN ANY STYLE t The greai question od Why isda CLAMS IN ANY STYLE wo serpentine - routes? | Did not Peter, the Great quickly DEVIL CRABS decide the route on St. Potws., TURTLE SOUPS burg to Moscow. By laying a eon ; verything season. Pri the map and drawing a 2 i 2 id line between :the two cities and vate Dining Room for Ladies then exclaimed, “Thisisthe route?” The most logical, ractical most DP and most beneficial WW. MoGrinnis PROPRIETOR W. M, HOLLOWBUSH NOTARY PUBLIC Attorney-At-Law 48 West Main Street, Mt. Joy, Pa. Dayg at Lancaster, Monday and Fri- day, at No. 56 North Duke Street, 2nd Floor Front, with W. C. Rehm. route aT Lancaster, thence through the gar den acres of which Mount Joy is the oasis, onward to Harrisburg and down the famcug Cumberiand Val- ley via Carlisle, thence to Mount Union N. W. or, on . to Chambers burg and Bedford and connect with Notwithstanding, these two high- ways, rest assured, the time {iscom- ing .when the Mount Joy Highway will be “The Famous Mount Joy Highway of Pennsylvania. Let Mount Joy arise in her might and beauty; let her street crossing EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Ellas H. Faus, late of be dignified by conspicuous signs, Rapho townsh'p, Lancaster County, her yards and gardens % Bue Penna. fertile and attractive, an or citizens more . industrious, enter-| Letters Testamentary on sald es | tate: having ' been granted to the andersigned, all persons indebted up and take. notice of Hount Joy. ‘aereto ark requested to po ,And in course .of human events Bi make 3 ? automobiles, efe., will] 2®diate payment, and those having thousands of automobiles, I og aug eo traverse the old Keystone state via The Central Mount Joy Highway. | wit t them without delay for 0 t to the undersigned. C. D. Rishel. Tai hr | {| ELI A. FAUS. Baccalaureate at Milton Grove | { The baccalaureate Seriign 1’ the, graduating class. of e n \ Grove High School was delivered on R. D. No. §, Manheim, Pa. Sunday evenirg in the United Evan-| «mm. M.Hollowbush, Atty. gelical church, at Milton Grove, by: i Rev. Samuel B, Landis, The church ,.q, jggt. wag crowded and the music was & feature. The graduates, are Stella W. Eshleman, Abram 5. Pri Benjamin Z. Shank an a8 ~ . Good. The commencement giorcies} Show Card Writer will be held on Wednesday eve | t and Professor J. G. Meyer, of Eliza-| Paasche Air Brush Used bethtown, will be the orator. The, | prices Reasonable Elizabethtown College quartette will ; furnish music. | West Donegal st. MOUNT JOY, PA. | prising and righteous. By and, by all the state will Pe! RALPH F. ESHLEMAN Big Mills May Be Sold VO&LE, AUCTI Columbia people are interested m! a E, ONEER a report that the Susquehanna Iron RIN, PA. and Steel Co.’s rolling m are! prompt given to calling about to pass into new hands. Knowing ones “Say that this deal all kindg of estate and personal “means more for the town than is property sal@s. Satisfaction guaran- imagined at this time.” tead or no Give me a tried rte Drop me a ootlédpr Hope You'll Get There, George G. W. Hensel of Quarryville wants to be one of the representatives to the Democratic national convention PIE DIA) ) BRAND. a es —80 the a Sun tells us. § 3 Tonto & Dm ne] Kod hg Pills in Red and Gold metallic SY) Fars 75 ines Base of pau ©] TA Int. Ask for OFF 1-H ES-T ie DIAMOND acon ren 5 ] o> years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ZSTER S PILLS HE DIAMOND BRAND. It is suspected that the bishop who has announced that angels are red-headed has a wife of whom he m - = x " m » u a n u = " " = = = " n & = £2 » » = . 8 = = 8 8 E u C100 0 0 OTE O00 P. BE GETZ We want to say this: Our clothes ar. guaranteed to be satisfactory to the wearer; and this zuarantee is given without reser- vation, modification or exception. Any man who buys our clothes is definitely au- thorized to extend to any man who wants to buy them, our unqualified assurance of satisfaction; which means colors, all-wool fabrics, the quality of other materials, the tailoring, the fit, the value at the price. money-back if you are not satisfied. Suits $7.50 to $25.00 MOUNT J0Y Good Clothes Distributor P. S.--All Clothes Cleaned and Prest Free Successor to. GETZ BROS | OOO. TE A guarantee OU have heard and read more or less about the demoralization of the dye-stuffs markets due to the war in Europe. and textile 2 ® w - = = s a a = = 2 i And the . Elgin Watches SilveroidCases 5.00 Fully Guaranteed Gold Filled Expansion Bracelet Watches $5.50 & Up Don W. Gorrecht (Near Bowman's Stere) MOUNT JOY, EL 0 10 0 1 1 PA. mn TI OTE TY Take Notice! The Undersigned Inform the Publlo that they are prepared to do Practical Horse Shoeing At Jno, Bombach’s Stand, Mt. Joy Special attention given to all work. All diseases of the feet promptly at. tended to. Your Work Solicited BOMBACH & SHANK Geaeral Blacksmiths and Horse-Shoers MOUNT JOY, PENNA. We Are Always Prepared to Serve Pure Spring Water IN ANY QUANTITY at very Moderate Charges Don’t fail to see us before placing your order thig year. J. N. Stauffer & Bro. MOUNT JOY, PA. There is no doubt that Prof. Taft would fill that vacancy on the Su- another. is a bit frightened. COVVVYVVVVVVVVVYVVVvVYvvvh ARRIVED E A New Stock b 0 ASAXK : TIRES AAAAAAAAAAAA Guaranteed in writing 5000 MILES oly “Barr’s Garage HOUNT JOY, PA. _ AAAAAAAAAALAAALA, AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA STORAGE BATTERIES RECHARGED COMPLETE EQUIPMENT VULCONIZING CASINGS AND TUBES ALL KINDS OF MACHINE TURNING ENGINES REPAIRED ELECTRIC MOTORS OVERHAULED REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED ELECTRIC TIRE PUMP AT YOUR SERVICE SUPPLIES AT THE PRICE® SHAVING HAIR OUTTING J. B. HERSHEY'S Tonsorial Parlor Three Chairs. Ne Waiting Agent for the Middletown Eas Laundry. Goods ealled for Tumiag and delivered PFridey. Gast Main St Storage Batteries :Hot Internal Baths for RHEUMATISM and CONSTIPATION Drink, every morning upon rising a glass of hot water, to whieh has been added a teaspoonful vescing Liver oon) i wus Chandler's Store, Moun A %-b. bottle for 3be Ths p- neutralize and flush from the sys tem poison caused by an exeess of uric acid in the blood whieh is the chief cause of rheumatism, constipa- tion, headache, sour tion, headache, sour A harmless and effici brings marvelous results, =” su LA GRIPPE instantly Relieved By the prompt use of Clues Cold Compound, which is the modern remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, La Grippe, Influensa and Catarrh. It relieves spasm and pain, reduces fever, soothes the i» Reted na membranes and does not stur estion. Results. 25¢ a box rinse Sung CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE MOUNT JOY, PA. Or mailed to any address. CHICKS I have 8. C. WHITE LEGHORNMN CHICKS raised from vigorous steel on range. I will take orders for de livery after April 320th, at special prices. No orders too big and meme too small. Custom Hateching Our Specialty P. E. Wolgemuth Bell Phone 140-R$ Mt Joy. Ind. Phone 744-A1 Mariette MOUNT JOY, PA. Charles S. Frank AUCTIONEER MOUNT JOY, PA. Prompt Attention given to Sales of Rea! Estate and Personal Terms Moderate Belt Telephone TAKE NOTICE Highest cash prices paid for dead animals whieh I will remove prempiih HOWARD YECLLETS Bell Phone 705; Ind 8433. GOEN THEATRE E F. ARNDT & SON Feb. 34, 3m. Florin, Penna. Krall Meat Market H. H. KRALL West Main Street Thursdap Speclal The King of Comedians Charles Chaplin “Laugh and the world laughs with you” SPEND YOUR VACATION IN NEW YORK You can see more in New Yi a than any place am world, but you must k We furnish The sow how, “ENOW HOW” One full week of “Sight Seeing™ will show you everythin, while in the big city. "8 Work $45.00 covers hotel acco: cost of sight a. theaters, roof gardens, ete, We even pay all your carfare Nd Ihe sity. Write for e “Seein, At Minimum Cone" Yor T, E, T Cite preme bench, if the position were tendered “fill” In a MOUNT JOY, PA, physical sense. Bell Telephone. 1" 1 G 4 Ve
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