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-1 of `Ma_ll_2_|'ine Chaia-Qin, a Frenchjvpgngn, recen_tly,ai M qnte»Carl_o.l V __`_ _

f Aboiilte the long gable.: soere_»'_t_l|_a_n f;y__ eop j .n_i_an_an _womem___o erent '°;:“..5`ff@*z.f'i:;..;":¢.,f:.ff».._r_;a;:..:f w ‘A \ B '- 4 ‘ ' 1 - ¢ _ merilJ,f.f"e_1`a_tj;_i_}_§e‘__'h¢ad _of thpftable, h1_s bfaclt

ey? f,¢-1551:? all th_e`rou_l_e;_t_e_\_'y.xvhe:_l as is _.Yana

»_no_ e _mt eane_ __1; ea wear: y 0

lnbqhanuilazfii is :ai.neaf_thel{lcroupier at I/ia

middle the table,-_ a R_ussiahwf noble blood ¢;_a;p_e_1,§._‘_’;z_a_fid;r_fe'venJlily: asishe waited fo:-_ i ' l ra ra _ » 6 will oéfress, whdee talent is admined in all

;9y_;;p‘i`e;,-_Jai at the table willii lense face, her lbhéififice 4: f4'~°“f'#`"z '<11' ,1._"f'».__'h¢' 'wld l:zf`;v`a L' 'ionized fot>ylif2f_Si};;_vf_carby 'stood

'r __ _uro :an rmmp ii!ies,anum-

_o;un_£v,__a _(germ-an biaron whose

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I *xgdjz oviglhe crowd was a wo-

,-r¢;;¥` 0;.-“§'sn¢le face, in soft evening attire. She p_ dyed quietly--_-put e down only four Itékdlflhen :he walked away\"fr0m Ihr MH#

she' carried _ir her handbag o‘forru'ne-more than $20,000. Madame hauwn became the talk of __Monta_ Carlo. ddfliei; tqimimg I/I¢

' I to- ans. _

m°Mil30:;`:?J:h)e who win di M DMM

Carlo rcfniln,-,_and_rnost of those wl¢o_la`_e,-._ remaiii. _ hey _canimue to_ play un_til all #hey

[mpg I; _l0;|,- n0l_'¢_ czéniinue to live by/_their Wi( ppp.-_ gmrrtiituici e._ _ _ _ __ __ _

¥;_q}§ir`»'0|i£;‘the most pailietic .nghts 0;f_ihl_s

'lov|il;t 'gem 'ling place, travelers are unani. mou Zin declaring, are-Nw 'w0"*¢"~£_4_"'_b7”~'-

`irr1~1l`N 01'; isst tow years the increase of

¢;mb||pg among women has been appalling.

_ 1_»_ Q stag successos_of o few have been < _.», "=¢g'|_;1§gego'nii parts ot the world: the trsif

°4l\__U_'0f'5\liO‘ thousands who lose ho.vo_ not been _tc;_l_t

_ggrggh 0; gh. .inmhiino fever among women _

sldrliied thrmansgement-Monte Curie. _hates lslmlllll and suicides. But what can he done? Each YG" l°°l smter numbers or me mr sex- woolnsbtho _H°\==° lo_ ' gh_ r there arc an increased num or o su - adds to the number- or sdventuresses- _ Hen. al A Ilnersl thinl. takc defeat bravely “ld delllb ""'W-'0Ui§l\}"'l¢Yl B ssmbier who has been to "°Yli~'\ Carla, “learn to stop-never. They Wm Uni' | they# have to steal the moneg. been to MGM. enum

M, " ~§‘-,",'!l§;,§',‘,§‘,.."\‘}{°,“.1'_”l lime. bent old French W0 `,sf»wido1Y_._fho has Dlliyllii f°\‘ 3'9""-d t m " mmg" ytgqq played roulette each B! \`°

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me ing until night. Her heady eyes. twitcninr serv Gull! nothing but the ivory bail as it fell into the A., th .‘wg*heQ hy; qtsggeringjrom the tables _life at night, people pitied her. _whole soul her `1ifs. seemed absorbed in the desire -ofvwtlnllilsli; 'lite-old woman et times

heavily-for hier; _the.u, she _regained her losses.

time sh`e wds enabled to live and continue pursuit of the -game.

the i old woman lost nearly eil -ber

she pushed from _the table, despair in her

bei' attention was attracted by another wheel.

stooped and bent over the table. Again and again

_ the Wheel spun around and stopped. 'rue old woms.n's eyes spsrkled. A iiush suffused her peilid cheeks.

As she leit the room she clapped her hands. and

her- 'laugh-a shrill, mocking! chuckle--started the

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gn_n1_‘estters as ominous, uncanny. ll. _ _ T_ - me; _

"ne ter wat n ur la ` 2” i cn omaisi _ '

looiiouts told it decteztivzongr rsillgwtld "lldamma" iff Ll/E/126'./2. ]!2 f/I6' 1 » ~ _

Visud to her hotei_ He' listened outside of her door. There was`no alarming sound. In a short while she extinguished het' lights, and evidently had retired.

The following evening sho reappeared in the gsm

ingv-hall." Hercyes still sparkied, hor checks were

Slie` won. The gamblers, who had loaned hor

money, watched. She played o. second time-and won

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stars. -'They svliroached a table". "Mamma" Viaud i ___ _ \ ' §,i.“*7`- \, /__ ',*, - _ hen” t° DMV' ‘ »' ' °".°:°7'T I G; l Q 1 1 Ui 1

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vinua was playing s-certain combination or numbers

that-invariably won. __

One ‘ut the`;so'ctors besought the old woman to

desist p1ayihg'.[the` bank would h's“broke. he declared

Sho _smiled and continued] to play. '_ ~ K 3 ` ~ .’ '.9 " . _ _

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The director offered her_ U50.000 to cease playing

He doubled tho iigure if she would tell him the secret of her success. Ho lmportuned hor to take |200,00o

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_ $‘2:_i_ii,_000__oniy___ceas;>_v;aglng her. successful battle tor_~ _, .. . ._ _ 1,

Qurcx EYE won A r_oR'ruNE .a _ 2; /.._.r__i ,/‘ _

_ I . _ _ _ - Finally' he offered tier $300,000. Accepting this,

"Mamma" Viaud, gathering together her fortune, told him very quietly that in passing the table the night

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particular _wheel stopped at s. certain place at regular intervals. ’.i‘he_managors examined the wheel, found that it ,vids out of order, and congratulated them- selves upon having compromised with the old woman.

Among the habituos of Monte Carlo are many old

.women-women whose ons interest in life is to pur-

sue the elusive god of chance. There are widows, grandmothers, _women who 'have never married, act- resses of tho fast, _whose only pleasure in old age is to pursue still theuncertein race for gold.

For years nn' old woman piayéd roulette at the

Casino-‘s little, shriveled old woman known as "the vromaniln black." She played steadily, calmly, never betting more than $10.51-‘inaiiy she had no $10 to bet; for the ilrst time in years she was loft utterly pcnniicss_ ' '. _

The officials at fM0nto_ Curio are discreet. They

take all precautions to avoid 'sco.ndsi. There ls a fund known as " intioum." When 8 person is “down and out" he can oyppiy to the idlrectors. and is usuully given transportation fr0m tho nlaco. _

The old woman, utterly rrlsndlcss. applied for hor

"traveling money.' She was asked the usual glues-_ tions-how much she had lost, how lsong' she had-' een laying; where she wanted to go. ho said she was yhe grandmother of a Hungarian magnate; sho would go_homo, she said. to her grandchild. The! gave hor. :ha ;1_i_o|1o_y;i She signed an agreement to eport. and

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0 At ethe door of the Casino she paused. She felt the old tingling desire burning in herbiood-the uid fuver to play. Then she rushed to the roulette table. threw down her "t1°_¢volinii‘ 'm0ll°y"-u.nii won.

"Madame," said the croupier. "you cannot play. That

is your traveling money."

Bhecnst the amount ot-money given her by the

odlclsis to him. _

"‘l‘ske it backi" she cried. ‘l suppose l csnkeep

my winniilzsl" '

Sho threw thsse_<lown _‘desperately--~The creupler

refused to let her play. he onlookers cheered the old woman. and the inspector permitted her to play. Again and again she won. Her ournirliigs amounted to 300000 francs. Go back to Hungary? o, indeedl

"She will probably :tray unt_'.l sho loses all again,"

said one Jf t e huhitue to a visitor. "She will apply for traveling money again, be refused, she will go bun ry, and--the revolver or poisoni"

'lgicy look u on suicide in a mntter~of~faot we at

Monte Carlo lr the victim is a woman, perhaps tlmro

is a faint feelin! of pity; usually the body is buried by tho ot‘iicinis._ an no more is heard ot the matter.

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_ Monte Carlo is said to bo'tho Mecca of bcmutiiui women. One secs_womcn of_ the highest social posiilon sitting at the tables bnsldo women whose lives sro tho gossip of twohcmispiuzren: innocent girls from England or Amoriva who play timidly while they aro_wntchcd by mothers. who also gumhic. Any one who visits Menlo Carlo is_ certain to meet some very beautiful womcn- adventuresses-who live by thsir wits.

"The increase of wom'cn gamblers is appalling," de-

clared rtouriht recently. "Women uf all ages und of all grades _of social position play desperately. Why, even tho maids Ol' ladies have begun gambling, irc- qucntly losing the carnings of n lifetime."

It has become the custom of wealthy women, unac-

companied by their husbands or mule escorts, to take their maids with them to tho Casino us coinpniiions und pursfs-beavers. lt has been said that ne one can cntcr the Casino and _escape tho contugion of gambling. This has proven true ei! the maids. ' '

A number huvu become invetcrate

small scale. and while their mistresscs drives they iiock to thc gaming tnblos,

their 5-franc mecca. A ir_nid recently _ tables, tiio savings of hc-1' lifetime. 'lim l¢\|_~rivl\ maid of ii wealthy iilngiiuh woman is snid to lu\\'v.~ won $1000. Amumg lhe women gamblorssro muny_ wuil-known sing- ers nnd ncircsscs. A well-lniown rrcnirh music hull singer is saiu tn be fond of piuying roulctio._ \\iti\ hcl- Ono often sees King Leupold. of Belgium. home ycuru ago a noted French actress startled promo by hor ¥nmbiliig.- More recently un American singer caught the ever, und, it is snld, lust thousands of duilurs.

ilk-snioul are the tricks nr tha ndvnnturossua throng-

lng onto Carlo. A common uxpcriohcc is related by tt German baron:

"I was standing by ri table watching tho players

when ui beautiful young woman t0uci_\cd my cont siccvo. She whispered excitedly in may enr: My father is rum- lng-I noverw louis on thu rc -ho will bc vvry nngry if hs finds me gainbling-please rnitc oi! the money und hand it ru meunder the tshie.’ "3‘ f°“1'“°' “ii”a°’“`”“‘§‘.ff.‘;a‘i‘?."ih'.§'?.l’.§‘§.?& “Z3 ¥"J“§"’.] ng y rea: e over. il 11 S- 1*

Rate the y0\ini.\'.'oinnn, who immediately slipped nwny.

"Tho croup or minnuncud that black had v/on-as he

did this l heard A man oxcialin: 'Why, where are my

gamblers on a Zo on afternoon whore they risk lost $600 nt the

20 louis? Hhs thc crouplcr rnkrd ilicm in nlrr~ady'if realized that tim 'Z0 louis haul _not belonged to tho i'0\l'f\S woman, thnt l had siolcn them for Iicr. O! course, ii' rod had won. honor would have coiilpcllml mc to rcnch into my pookvt and pny him his money und winnings. As it wus, I siild nothing; l did not wish to cmbiurnss the wmrnn were she found."

Many of the players stimi around the roulsttc tables

-some, indeed. believe that they have bad luck ii they sit down. Thil affords n ihaiicc for another trick of the iidvrnturess; they nslr mon standing behind io pcr- mit them to place tho n1cn’.~i inoncy on the colors, and in doing 50 glen] going by mrniis of wnx on their lingers.

“l \\‘:is playing one cvcuii:g;_" ix travcicr rclntcn, "und

a chnrniing l*‘l‘cm:l\‘}voini\n who silt by the table before mc nsircd mo in tho poiitcat wlxiy whether ache could not pincc thc money for mc. I lziid u great deal uf trouiilc lcniiing over the table to place thc money, and the woman was so lovely that I felt honored by hor gracious uffcr.

All ADVENTURESS WITH NERVE

"1 was playing in stakes of six galil louis. l con-

tlnm-ii to win. phi: hondud in`u my winnings; l pint-ed them into my pockets without counting them. I plnycd thus for llftuen iniuu:vs_ At i:\:\t I counted my winnings, and iuuiid thnt, iimiciul of 1:'/élvo louis, which I should have rc-rL~i‘.'<‘<l, iiiei'o,\\'cru orly eleven. _

"Well, l gave lmr six loui :_ she iixud thcm into is pile

and plncuil llwni un rod. I purposely reached over and nmvorl thi: pilc to hlnnk. lrnrwking the pilo over. As I hud i4u:4\ur~i¢-il, tlicro wcru -»n_iy ilvn louis iii the pile.

livery time i plnyosii she h.l|i inlet-n one oi' the coins,

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"i diii nni wish to raise u .--rn-|\r~~no mio <loro_nt l\inuto

Curio ‘M:ul:imu.' i sniil, quite politely, ‘l will piliy my- ecll’_' Silo urusu and boworl ; vis; graciously. ‘Will mon- slcur noi tuku my r~l\iilr'!' r in nskinl :4\\'\:¢_-ily. hu, she did not run away; sho riinyul right llxorr- urul Iunlivrl mi sci'chc-ly. The ndvi-niiircsscr. of hiolltu Curio iiuvc ull thc nerve in the wuri\!."

.Women plnycrs, ii in .~4i.lti~d, ure easily vlfrtlmiscd.

The femliilriu uuslro to luke imrt in ii plot lu hrnt the bank lends meny~ into pli.”iiis_ "S.»|nc of the best

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women lose all conception of the value o|_~r_rioney,"r¢ssid a plqycr. ‘_'Th»ay, even _do_ not hesitate at schemes which. at home, they would deplore; there seems no such thing as honesty `umong many of thei:_n. Even some of__ the most cstiinubic, Eespcutuble and honest at women tour- ists _f_uii_victi»ns__ to the buncoers, making themselves

parties in would-be dishonest schemes." -

0ns_o1~tho must common "games" of Adventurers il

to make thu acquaintance of strangers, tell them_ he “stnnds,in" with the croupler, and make an nfNr_oi! gambling together, declaring that the croupier, for a consideiuilon. will turn the wheel in such ai manner that the bull will drop into the ccil upon which the'bo§ is made. _ _An English woman some time ago was approached

by_n young italian, who _told lm- that he had b¢Bn em< ploycd by 3 ixinnufncturlug rpii-_-ian at Strasburg -who made thc roulette wheels. Hi: sold that in t-ho»manu- fncturo or 1-_ certain wheel hc had so arranged the cells that n set or numb:-rs would win oftcner than others. llc had uiurkcd tho wlu»i-_l so he could _recognise it‘,.' rs-' nlgnea mg lmaitlon una wnn<\a_,ror its niioosrancoi _in the gambling hells. Thu wheel, he declared. .was how,

in usc. _. -_ _ ~_§_é‘;_

The Italian asked the young matron to-go insgiart-

nership with nim, putting up the money and givinghim half thc prorcods. Fuscinnted by n scheme which #pull bcnt tim bunk, she put up the money. One tho flrlfday, ilivy won i.(>,o1>0 frniicii. The ltaliiln dlsnppcnrodf ‘The woman uounhi thc uslvicc of her friends. She regretted. sho had not lviiinnl "thu combination" from the young

plotter. ’ -

"it is fortunate that the young fellow won." she

was told. "ills is u common gumo. He never Wusein-

ploicil in the mni\iii‘:\cturiuu establishment and iuorcly too rhnnuvs with \our money. Tho chalice was len tu one that hc would i-we--his chhncu was no better tiiun yours wo\ii.l h:\-.~f- in-1-ii. llc wim. look his share of the

mum-y and v.:i:~x gluri in gl-I. iiway.

"'l|xs tuliivs in iiic g:m\hling hails are changed evcry_ ‘

day, and li is in-xi in Imporislhlo to work any games.

Many pcrzuiim lircicnrl they know comblr`=mionq__¢{k can ini‘.ur-ni-P the ui-oixpli-rs. Thi-y iihd many ling‘v ctirns, i-spr:<i\nliy uniting woxnrnf' _ f ' ; -__,i

lin-sl-los ruiili-itrr. |\ gzimo known ns trenia ot,,quM‘aiti.¢

is |»l:|_vod, \\'nm\-n muinliy chuoso rou ctic, l\0weyet)§, al it is sw:i’t<~r :mil ililr-il \\lil\ ggrvaicr cxcitr-ment. i hnl

ln-on i»»:1i<l ilmi the stakes put up cnet; day nt Muut.c_Curlo would iiinount *-1 eighty-eight him ved 1/ei|;ht\~0f'gr>ld r.»i»\»i-ri-i;;ns,_ Money c :ingcs hu11|.ls_at the rate of [Q0 for cu-ry iicit or the clock, night and day. . . ‘

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" A Nlbderri Sovobarola efaffl

"_Lot.. og fn-,meh ln`thoso times would be ashamed to

,4how_' a nursery full of children. What with club llic. dunzhabiis and club morale, smart woman have no time! tp care for s child which they never feed and seldom see. ' _ ' _

"Tha modern prodigal l1_aa_ littic chance or escape

who-ri _noi upon by vrnmon of smart society. They go for hlm, they ret their snarcs for him. Bmhrt und

dainte iodics though they Che, once they have pledgnil them elves in the winocupn of pleasure to the Mnmnion of inigolty. they are ilttlo better than savages. not less

cr`\|e_1lri__\_i'_'_far _more cunning. They are actual dcvourcrs of on " ` ' ` ` _

Biaé_i_il¢‘]:v_g'ol"ihs__"ne\vl_;_¢ rich," 1-other Vaughan does

not yninco _1vo_rds: "Lqok nt theistrussles or tho newly rich_w 'get into society and the humiliation: they sul- i’er.'j he said. "Nowadays ~this element hires guosts. me _uiey 'so-find-sh pockets’ the heavy commission ipr sres gnzirthe nance one the -(um mt.

. Pgt is she who receives her' friends' rind not the

host ss by whoi`\'_7tHs"b`iii`is'psid. »'.i'i\sjhosioss is treniéd mu sr s mia. inner. xr me use ming to me men and -women lick the dust to have their nsrnee associated

'nh' h"“,'x‘,._,. ._ , __.... _ _ _ _ ‘l'_-Th! r Vdughssh statildents have lmnkisdnn

the srts ot msny has been evident." Quite s numiuqg, or _ls people ba~vb -.<l»lt»~.hil church. Thor

sboult a year sso. therenhsvg been few vsoant pews duh); services. _' " 'i__" ` "_' f

e|sty’s fair vetarirs.1'|_2?__dsela_rsd_ recently, "niust on in up oy me out msn i|\q_\ne'rea by me mn is-s_ ms; use me-provides rw an news at tho

opera by their diamonds, in hiiiyfnlr by their automo- hilos, and at Cowes by tiu.Z.- ynclito-what does any- thing else mnticr?

"'l`h4-ro is one sin lens ruirrlnnublo than being rluii.

und this is being poor.

'fiituiiy thc question ns you will, wriggio out of it nil

you may. there is no Sorting away from the fuct_ti:_n_t thc rim-'irt act _is regnriic-d by most people as the con- centrated efsenco of sclilshnvss-as unclean and ns un- wholcsmne as any cuniicnincil product from Chicago.

"Certainly they do not give much care to lin-ir chil-

dren. nor good cxnmpirs to ihclr iiervsnts, nnr consid- eration to their neighbors. lndcbd, hnw can ihuy when tha cnril table is tl‘\i~ center of gravity nml its stnites the highest ninbiilon in lifc7 ,

"And it I! well \\-hcn the winning cards fall into

their hands, for ihcn ilwre in just _a chance for some drcsiimnker or trnrivsnuin being paid something on nc- cnuni beiore becoming imnirrupt.

“There is no iiiiliungo io oxpress the thrill of hor-

ror which 'n Cltrisiinn |:v‘niien:"\n [cle when he pnunus tn rci'Ie"t upon the <~on.~_<\||i|on<'vs to his dcnr country of the ideas now _In vogue among fast people about mnr- riej life.

SA-YB LOVE IS "BAD FORM”

“lt is abpnlilhg to think that the very last thing for

newly ,glisrried people to wont is mutual love. Ney. they ridicule shy such belief in such an Old World reiio. it is 'bari form.' bnd that is an end of ii.

"They put their :rust in 'hero cssb.' _But tho! MV”

no mini \~ mi love. \ve.1s»a_ uve, mms mi its wav. with no biclsing, but with the euros of God' on lt. goes on from bnd io worse. husband and wife going their own ways. drifting fsribcr and farther apart, till st lust di-

vorce proceedings iwiriri.

-‘i.i»-mg rin. nriiiii-ini mr. in-»_~e :mari oconie rM~f»r¢

n all kinds of tricks to appear otherwise ihnn plliablo ghlngs, hihguid. Iisiionn, li»cic.‘..'.

"lbs wvluen into no roaourves left la ihomuivsl.

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they have nn interest in their homes and hon c__l_1o_ld af< ,' fairs, and you will uiwnys scc thcm` Glsevihqll, masse? in groups almost in surincniiun, in the p:\r'k"or restau- rant. the thcntcr or oporn. \\'ith ii..1t mild piidsiuh fo!! S“f`illi»l’ everything mul being secn by uverybody ,_l:qpses`¢_ imturnlly, tho love of dress. ` ` I

"There nrc sins pcrpctruicii on ih9 .l0Cl_A|‘l¢ll:1

Krosscr far than tho sin of Shyiock demanding hi

pound of flesh." C <

Such is tho nrmignmcnt by the priest o(_14mdor!~

society. _ _ _ .» } 1-`uthcr Vnugiinn is n son of Colonel ff. VH\i_lhl_Y\. 0!

(Jnurtili-ld, llortfurrishire, who distinguished himself ii\;‘ thc Crimean wnr. From him the priest inherited his' millinnt spirit; in fact. his boyhood was spent in the

nniiiripntlnn or cnicrlng the army. '

Ile went th the J(-suit Culiogo at Htnnyhurst, and in-'

alma or entering the nrrny Joined the Jesuit Order. Hia

bi-onli-r was the into Cardinal Vaughan.-

l‘|-rsonnily, Fniher Vaughan is a` cheerful, genian

man. lie believes his mission in lilo is to flgy,lociPiy` for its sins. He says: "There an people in the \\":ot End who have nothing real abou( them but their sIns.'_’

Since he began his attacks Father Vsughnh has rc-

ceived hundreds or letters tram servants in ihe huusco or thu smart ect and rromdressmskers and miilinrrs.

telling of the troubles.

Perhaps one of the pricst's most vitrlnlie arrows vias

aimed st women who doin upon lap dogs.

"I have no patience with these people who ought

to be dsndllng children." he declared. "lnstpad of nun- ing little onss ln their isps. they are scsndslisin; every. section of the oomrnunity by pouring out their love upon these creatures, that are not meant to bc trcni.-G 'is

their own offspring.

"When their pots dis. they go to undcrtnkr-rs and

arrange a funeral, invite friends to a memorial service in the drawing room. and notify them on memorial

cords iz is not to my 'ndisu.' but sn 'su rmir'-what ever than msansl i suppose it mean# lhQ all going W ““_°°l‘~" _ ` _ . ‘_ i

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