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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 2, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Republican third edition of , South Dakota tuesday May 2, 1922 number 182akthou is Back in Paris russians seek to dictatef0rtw0r�if&tfemseemz China is next logical ally Baruch thinks noted financier says Russo German pact is result of forced isolation financier foresees trouble because of russian German pact a Mance dangerous i or Tro blk. New yorker it it. Ils \ a sen of i lit i l l i x i Oss question Richt. 1022, by the evening up i pics it. All flights reserved. Publication prohibited anywhere i i a lie world it w York. It. Y., Alay 2�?what it of dynamite is being manufacture at Tho Gap of conference in hat an its world dangers the questions were put to Bern for j a. Maruch. Noted financier and no Mist. Chairman of the War in i to is Board during the last year it ii War. Member of the supreme to Nom in Council economic adviser the american peace commission a d american Del it state on economics reparation clauses of the treaty of Versailles. Rirs cd spoke of the dangerous Polo allies in tie German russian treaty. Is logical i a suit a t s he said. A is Tho Logier i sequence of isolation of two nation made outcasts Fin. By America second by Europe and largely by themselves. A and China now is the logical ally of Germany and Russia. China is a neglected nation whose territory is held by others by nations China cannot throw the question was put As to the nature of the German russian Oom to nation and its effect if China joined. A a so far As men and material Are con erred a Baruch said. A Germany d Russia would be. As self con As and nation in the world the possible exception of Arnee Russia can produce any amount of foodstuffs and possibly or on. Germany can Supply Manu fax ruled goods. A if Russia became Germani Zed in n military and commercial Way it would mean a very dangerous Alliance. With China in. This Alliance would quickly come into conflict with t in four fat Ower treaty made at Washington. There would be Japan to consider. Almost anything might happen then in spite of the four Power a will Germanizue Russia the possible be romanization of Russia and the likelihood of the German russian treaty growing into a military Alliance were put into questions. A Germany can put Russia to work a said Baruch. A that would make an unbeatable combination from both an economic and a military standpoint. It would be a combination of brains determination Man Power and materials. A i do not believe however that a be romanization of Russia amounting to anything can come until there is personal initiative again in russian that is a system of individual Effort opposed to the communistic idea. Whether that is near As has been reported i cannot the whole trouble. Baruch Points out recalling his own. Prophetic words of 15 months ago. Traces Back to the failure to fix the amount of reparations Germany should pay at a reasonable sum Quot everything that has happened proves it a he said. A a it proves that until reparations Are fixed sensibly no world conference ran be a Success that disturbing things Inge the Ger Man russian treaty will crop up. Conference eyeless a none of the economic questions can be settled at Genoa. Lloyd Georges program for a 10-year no aggression Holiday would have to consider this question what will the allies particularly France. Do if Germany does t pay for under the treaty of Versailles France has a right to move into Germany to enforce the claims a America helped to make outcast nations of Germany and Russia in Baruch a opinion by withdrawing from the league of nations. Europe made it worse he say of a by continuing to impose impossible conditions thus further isolating a the More unreasoning the world continues to he the worse it will he Quot he said. A grave world dangers cannot be avoided until a Safe ground of Good Faith based upon reason is form. Nothing can be gained when fear and hatred Are the moving causes we must be governed by reason and Russ assume dictator role at Genoa meet French nearly insane with anger As result of most startling development slipping toward War As a result of Trinity River rampage England. However in bending every Effort to re Stoke Good feelings Bernard m. Baruch kidnapping in Ireland cause of new perils Britts h offic ers missing sinc e Thi and \ a a feel no is growing heated by Harry n. Tucket so Cecial t Able to the Republican. Copyright. 11 22, Genoa Italy. May 2�?before Joyd George left London for Genoa he made a speech in parliament outlining his plans. One of the opposition remarked that in attempting touring the russians Hack into the family of nations the Premier was embarking on a dark and difficult Mission. There is reason to believe that Lloyd George now knows How exactly i True that pro peer was. It is doubtful whether he would i have made the attempt in just the Way he has if he could have known that he would have to face a Ger Man Russlan combination and guard his mar against a French attack. As events have developed. The British Premier has been put in the most critical position in his career. He has gone too far to turn Back. Slipping toward War Poincare May attend final meet at Genoa return of French president of Africa will relieve Premier it is said broach new Russ plan t it would name chum a of Arbith Al body to con Tro i payment of debt the Industrial Section of Forth i lug in the foreground submerged 1 separated them during the flood. Worth. Tex., is shown Here under to the t eaves. To the left is the Van when the picture was take i 3000 that Waters of the Trinity River. The Zandt viaduct connecting the Busi were homeless. 47 missing and eight flood in Unis District was Many feet Ness and residence Section of Arling dead property damage is placed deep. As can be seen by the build ton Heights. Two mile of water at $1,500,000. Divorcee 19 years old is held for killing Nephew she i sought to end own life also Day. Dubay saw miss Duncan Board a motor bus with another Man. Irater in the Day he called at her apartment. And after a quarrel is said to have told her lie would not marry her. Several hours later he received a Telephone Call from miss Duncan who asked her to conn1 to her Home. When Denby arrived he smelled the Boyd of fled. Alton bark tefin., was notify associated a Ross i leased wire Dublin. Ireland. May 2�?the kid a Quot Naping of three British Mac room last thursday and the fall out As the irresistible logic of the situation created by the German russian treaty and the Derman Otis 4 Sian attitude since the treaty was officers at a lined. ,. A russians play i taters to tract their whereabouts has this attitude even More than the created a serious situation. Numerous i treaty itself is what is causing the British officers and troops still Are. Allies to take such a grave View. Up in Ireland and they have become res to the time the treaty was signed the live Over the disappearance of their i russians seemed to be in a very comrades and apprehensive of Furth reasonable even a conciliatory mood. Or similar exploits which they con and the germans were so quiet that Sider a breach of the truce with the j it looked As though it would he a British made in july last by the i comparatively simple matter to line United finn Fern party. Up the whole of Europe on a sane Chicago Iii. May 2.�? miss Violet Black Duncan a pretty i ii year old Divorcee was arrested today charged with the murder of her Nephew hol us Boyd two and a half years old. The child was found dead in miss Duncan a apartment last saturday night. Miss Duncan Lay on the floor now he must successfully conclude i beside the boy with three jus jets a treaty with Russia in which other turned on in full Force from a Range. I escaping Gas and with the Aid of t�s�?l,ipowfr8 7 Jomp Ita a Quot min a Duncan waa revived by a phys neighbors broke into the apartment Ter native is not Only per Sonal defeat j Cian. J miss Duncan was revived but the which would probably Cost him the the attempted suicide of the Young i boy died without regaining conscious in Emie ship. But Europe As a Hole i woman was believed by police to have Ness. The boys Mother mrs a i will be further from permanent resulted from a quarrel with r. It j peace and Normal Industrial life tha Dubay said to be a wealthy business at any time since the War. I Man of Atlanta a. It was stud Duj this last is not a Loose statement i Bay saw the Young woman Riding in made for the purpose of sensation. To Victor car with another Man. As a it is a literal fact. Result of which lie was said to have two of the highest officials of Tbs jilted her. British government speaking with a when neighbors broke into miss authority to american and British Duncan a apartment saturday night newspaper men have pointed this note addressed to Dubay was clutched in her hand. It read Davy Send Hollis to sister for me. In a so tired i done to want to live i love you. according to police miss Duncan came to Chicago last february from Atlanta. A. Where she met Dubay. I after obtaining a divorce from Walter Duncan of . Penn miss Duncan was married when she was i 14 years old. Police said. On his Way to a Ball game Satur woman accused of murdering three husbands desire to collect insurance prompted alleged deed say Cleveland police Cleveland. Of. May 2.�?acting on orders of county prosecutor Edward c. Stanton. Coroner a. Hammond was Genoa Switzerland May 2.�?fre-i ruler Poincare of France May come i to Genoa for the closing session of 1 the economic session. President Mil Brand s return from Africa will make it possible for the Premier to a ave the capital and the question of whether he will join the other premiers Here will by one of the subjects lie will discuss with m. Barthou head of j the French delegation w to left today for several Days conference in Paris. A the most important question to be talked Over by m. Barthou and his j chief it is understood. Is that of j Frances attitude on the non-aggres-1 Sion pact presented by the British i prime minister. Lloyd George. Would Call signatories whet Leer Al Poincare will consent j to a meeting of the. Signatories of Tbs i treaty of Versailles to discuss Ger i Man reparations before May 31 is another subject for discussion in Paris. Frenchmen Here believe it is not Likely or. Poincare will agree to Dis a cuss reparations at Genoa. The sub i commission on russian affairs was to meet this afternoon for final approval of the memorandum to the russians. The details of which were pm a plated last night. The memorandum will be sent to the russians today. Taft would name Cli at the document provides for establishment of a mixed arbitral commit 1 Sion for controlling the debts owed to holders of russian government expected today to exhume the body of Ponds the chairman of which would italians make secret turkish treaty charge j a Man buried Here and to examine it for traces of Poison which if found is expected to result in the prosecution of a woman for a series of murders committed for $11,000 insure Anre. The postmortem examination was ordered following the questioning of the woman who is being held. On i charges which have no connection i with the murders. Married five times the woman under suspicion is known to have been married five times he named by in Hief Justice Taft of Tho United states. Mixed tribunals would be set up to Deal with the question of property of foreigners in Russia which has been nationalized. Belgium alone was against tile latter feature. France abandoning her objections to great r Rita in a project. The belgians insisted on restitution of nationalized property to its former owners. Results Likely to Lead to serious trouble Sis Pale mall Gazette lorries of the British have been searching for the missing officers at Mae room Castle and Irish Republican army Headquarters and in Dublin there is fear that there will be program of peace and reconstruction. Since signing the treaty with Germany the russians have entirely changed their attitude and there seems to be no doubt that every move they make is the result of de Kimball Giri missing week and recently is said to have acquired her sixth husband. Three of her husbands. Prosecutor Stanton said died under mysterious circumstances. In addition he said. Two children by her first marriage died from what was claimed at the time to be accidental poisoning. The woman was divorced a a a from her first two husbands. Her third husband died in Pittsburgh in 191 pall carried $1,000 insurance conflict net Ween the British m rooms 1 visions Between themselves and the and the republicans. An Irish re germans. They have made definite publican army Liaison officer is in-1 proposals to the allies and then i Vest gating the disappearance of the withdrawn them. They have made men for whose Fate some apprehend direct answers to the Allied proposals Sion is Felt in British military civil a and then insisted upon fantastic and official circles. J interpretations of these answers. Kimball s. D. May 2.�?foul play the russian policy seems to be to of some sort or a mysterious Elop it Ozment or Foit pow Are theories in disappearance of Al my e Byrum London. Eng., May 2.�?the mall Gazette and Globe today is his just Learned that Italy Fol lowing France s example has mad a March. ,f4lo secret political pact with the turkish Sam City in juju nationalist government at Angora. A behind great Britain a a full disclosure of this has just been says the newspaper a though it has been suspected for some time. The consequences Are Likely to he the newspaper says Italy a withdrawal of troops from seals Nova and the meander Valley in. A do minor. As reported in a constantinople new note to Russia is Kin Al Compromise by associated press leased wire Genoa Italy. Alay 2.�?it was an pounced by the British representatives Here this afternoon that the melt Orand Lim to be handed to the russian delegates embodies the maximum the Powers Are willing to give the russian government and the minimum which the Powers will a and her fourth in Ilia j copt from Kualia Stanton sa1, the a the soviet Ltd Latr <1,. No archil.-,. Oleo it i de in that hts. A a p a a a a nil fete of this Lor the third husband. Wanton said. It a added then it la. Or while the a Tan negotiations with Russia will Cunard steamship Breaks sea record by associated press teased wire Southampton. Eng., May 2�?Tho runs re liner Mauretania from new York april 2.&Quot. Steamed at the rate of 27 1-2 knots per hour during a part of the voyage which ended Here yesterday. This it was said established a new record. The Malro fania on her trial trip in 1 907. Averaged 27,36 knots. On some of her pre War voyages she averaged More than 26 knots for the voyage. Last year she was converted from a Coal to an Oil Burner. repulsed by moors take the fullest advantage of the to ment Are two Adverse theories adj dispatch of april is was effected by action hich their Alliance with Der Aanrud concerning the disappearance an arrangement with the turks the a week ago of miss Mahie Hyrum turks were informed before hand of a Linotype operator employed upon this movement it says similar a Kimball paper. A knowledge being denied to the greeks miss Byrum is the daughter of a whose flank was left dangerously sex prominent White i it a a business Man. J nosed. The newspaper says the Raima by gives them and to Force the rest of Europe through fear of future Oerman russian military a i a ression to make a treaty with them on russians own terms. Would give nothing these terms so far As they ran he deciphered from russians various proposals answers and propaganda. Include full recognition of the soviets and the granting of Large Cre it i its by other european nations in return for which the soviets agree to recognize pre War debts payment or inns in return received consideration in the shape of a Concession in the fourth was insured for $5,000. Fifth aah As former Soldier her fifth husband was a former Soldier. She married him in Pittsburgh seven months after the death of her fourth husband and came Here to live. He died suddenly about a year ago. Leaving government insurance of $5,o0��. Efforts to have this increased to $10,000 failed. The woman claimed that death in this instance was due to her husband having been gassed overseas and no physician was called Stanton said. No Trace of disability in the government records of this Man could be found according to Stanton. The suspicious circumstances were he suspended for some time probably until another form of government arises to Russia. He deferred 30 years without interest. J description is said to have left the thou Angier 1i non to Trinzy a Fly i. A. Tit a a she went to Omaha for a few Days about two weeks ago with her Mother. And sister. On their return last week meander Valley and the Eastern aril to prosecutor Stanton by of mrs. Byrum and her older daughter n a a a t a a a a left the train at White i be while miss Byrum went on to Kimball. Since that time she has not been seen. A girl answering miss Byram by associated press leased wire London. Eng., May 2�?spanish troops have suffered a severe revers j be imagined. A1 at the hands of moroccan tribes i a deliberate Germany policy of cheat they insist upon having All their War debts wiped out and Are very hazy As to How they will pay foreign nationals for property which they have confiscated since the revolution. The russians whole idea now seems to be that by shrewd diplomacy and the German Alliance they Are in a position to dictate Tern s to the rest of Europe and especially to great Britain. French fairly mad the French reaction to this May the French see in it train at Kimball where she was met by a Man. Her trunk was taken i Ages of Van Viltis and Erzurum. Italy has also undertaken it continues. To press for further favors from the entente to Turkey relating to Thrace some Allied commission of control at constantinople and curtailment of capitulation. Italy also consented to the Extension of local facials of the red Cross which since her arrest has been caring for two children of the woman by her second marriage. From the Kimball station but the 1 govern ment and other privileges station employees Are reported to have for her moslem dependencies. The no knowledge of who claimed it. Angora government in return pledged a a pm o to refrain from anti italian propaganda there. State department seeks to revive old treaties with Germany men. According to a Central news dispatch from Madrid. The spaniards Are said to have been obliged to retire to their bases at Tetuan and Al Arash. Native troops the dispatch said were Fiji forced just before fighting was resumed. Suitor rejected by girls parents ends life wounds Maiden in g them out of Money loaned to Turria driving a wedge Between France and England and finally a coalition of Eastern Europe against them for military aggression. The French Are fairly insane with anger one of the evidence being the speech of Premier Poincare at bar in due. The British on the other hand while fully appreciating the Gravity i of the situation and their response i War frauds to be prosecuted Federal Coal probe hurried French War debt to America is subject of Exchange notes . Exports to Europe fall off nearly 20 millions less goods sold abroad than in m Arch of last year by Assoria i Cal press leaned aah ire Washington. In p. May 2�?american exports to Europe fell off by approximately $20,000,000 during March As compared with the same Mon la a year ago while imports from Europe increased by about , and both Export to and imports from South America decreased by about $10,000,000 each according to foreign Trade reports issued today by the Commerce department. During March exports to Europe _ j aggregated $130,000,000 compared by associated press leased Avic $199,000,000 in March a year Paris France. May 2�?the Anteri Europe a debt funding commission has against $77, Harding asks for half Mth lion to c Arry on action in number of cases can informed the French government it will be glad to receive the government s observations on what it has to offer concerning the payment of the too too in March t921. For the nine months ended with March exports to Europe amounted to $ 1.529.000.poo compared with $2, Washington d. C., May 2�?a request for a special appropriation of $500,000 to be used in prosecution of War fraud cases was sent to the Commerce Dep a rom ent formulating plan for Complete of organisation i interest on the French debt to the j .9,000.000�?� during the corresponding United states and the amortization months of j 21 while imports Asor the principal i seated $621,000,000 against $753. I the matter will be referred to the i >0.000 during the same period a minister of finance who a expected it Are reply to submit to the exports to Washington d. C., May 2�?inauguration of endeavours to revive the pre War treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary relating to patents extradition rights of ships in ports and consuls was announced yesterday at the state department. The la cities of peace signed by the i United states with the three nations provided that such treaties might be Rev i de within six months after Exchange cd ratifications. This period will expiry within the next month. By associated press leased aah ire Gary ind., May 2�?when the parents of pretty 15 year old Sofic Kovoch refused to allow Lier to marry i cede every possible Point him Frank Wagoner. 25, a Sheet Mill worker fired five shots into the girls body and then turned the gun on himself. <_on$m1tting suicide. He shot himself through the left breast and Arm. The girl is expected to die. House today by president Harding ability in calling the conference Are j communication explained determined not to break with the that fund would be used for in. A Ort mint russians if there is any possibility of i Vest gating or prosecuting All cases gallon by the Commerce department avoiding it. A whether civil or commercial grow into. Underlying difficulties in the ing out of the War. Coal Industry such As intermittency0f employment and irregularity they frankly say they consider establishing Good relations Between Germany and Russia and the rest of Europe is so needs Ary to future Pattee that they Are willing to con by associated press leased wire Washington. D cd. May 2.�?investi of to prepare a Cabinet for its approval. Arch situation most delicate but there is a Point Bey of d which even the British will not go. That Point is to make a treaty with bus i regular troops Irish irregulars invade Kilkenny Kilk conv. Ireland. May 2 bodies of Irish Republican army in invaded this City this u. S. Takes Steps to convert All avar Loans Washington. D. C., May 2.�?notice was sent recently through the state to All of the Allied Burn Many a feet to get $3,000 foiled Chicago. Ii May 2�?although tortured by burning paper torches until i tis feet were seared Harry Craw Ord manager of a West Side movie i Muse. Refused to divulge the Safe combination to three bandits today i cd saved its $3,000 contents. His shoes and stocking were striped off and burning paper applied. When the robbers finally became sri of his torture his pockets were cleaned out. The bandits escaped. Senate body said to have agreed on 86,000 enlistment for Navy a Washington d. A. May 2.�?ar reer nent upon a Navy enlisted personnel for next year of 86,000 men. The number voted by the House was Aid to have been reached unanimous vat an executive meeting today of a he Senate appropriation sub Corn it tee considering who hens rooms i or. 1 Sia and give Imp financial assistance. At the same time allowing her to repudiate her debts. It is pointed out that even if the Allied elegant at Genoa made such a treaty no Allied parliament would ratify it. Even now Public opinion in both it it France and England is becoming in s d Farl Vlf in a Lii creasing la antagonistic to the Genoa negotiate ifs with the soviets. When lord Birkenhead Chancellor of England said the situation wis a Mav Forenoon and occupied All the strategic Points. They took Over a number of buildings including the City Hall. The Bank of Ireland. St. Canoe s Cathedral the Kilkenny Castle and the workhouse. To it a department to All of the Allied production is b ing up d _ r. Tons to which the uned states made i Learned today with a View to securing War Loans Tjit the american debt data which might be used in the pr0_ i a funding commission was prepared pos a administration plan for rear to enter into negotiations looking to Gan izing the entire Industry. Ward conversion of the debts into hint of the administration s plans Jong term securities. Tor meeting the Coal strike situation formal replies have been received was divulged today in High official. Or it far As could be Learned today circles. They indicated that they did from none of the nations but great not consider any specific proposal for Britain has indicated formally a. The settlement of the present miners j willingness to proceed soon. And operators controversy but Rath j her were Concey Fred with remedies for i the fundamental difficulties underly i ing the general Coal situation. 0 South America for totalled $17..ftf>o compared with $29,000,000 in March. 1921, while imports a Gressed $24,000,000 against $33,,non in March 1921. During the nine months ended with March exports to South America aggregated $133,000,000 compared with $467,000,000 while imports a March totalled $17,000,000 compared Greg need $204,000,000 against 412,-000,Ono during the corresponding months of 1921. Washington. D never More delicate he w a not Over Advance for agricultural ii ii i ugh As Wei an j Jive Stock purposes aggregating stating the Case. As delicate. 68,000 u. S. Aid House and Senate agree on 3 year immigration limit today baseball work of Junior High displayed in a n Ati on Al league manual tra int avg. Home econ Pittsburgh $00 00 Ooi 2 5 3 omit avd Art department Cincinnati 202 101 03x 9 la 0 stage Good exhibit Carlson. Yellow orse Morrison. And Gooch Couch mid Hargrave. I work from the Home economics weather report bks $ 1,168.000 was announced today by the War finance corporation. Distribution of the Loans included Nebraska $9,000 and South Dakota new York 310 to 010 6 to 0. Boston too too 101 3 to i Ryan and Snyder. Smith mar egg Harbor dance Hall where no admission is charged. Eight minutes a very hard boiled egg. A false alarm a girl who tries to be a scandal Walker. Final Era a person who stalls until someone else pay the Bill. Finale Hopper a Young person who makes a business of crashing in a dance after the ticket takers have left their posts. Flat shoes fight Between a flapper and her goof. I 12 p. M Flat Wheeler a Young Man i whose id it of entertaining a girl is to take her out for an ankle excursion. Flipper a male flapper. Frog s eyebrows Nice. Fine. G Ehry Fla fuel a a Barlow who thinks she Hooks like Geraldine Farraf. ,. tomorrow from a a Given to a a Hail at noon 6j South Dakota somewhat unsettled tonight and wednesday possibly showers East and Central portion West and North portions wednesday afternoon. I in 11 Tom Lama to re by the republicans recording thermometer monday tuesday 3 p. In. 70 -3 a. In. 53 6 p. In. To 6 a. In. 55 9 p. In. 58 9 a. In. 62 56. 12 in. 75 j 3 p. In. 82 maximum 82 at 3 p. In. Tuesday minimum 53 at 3 a. In tuesday by the official government ther Rometer from noon yesterday of noon today maximum 69 minimum 54 you can own an Auto a now car May to too much for your purse. But you need not give up Tho idea of owning an ant Mohilo. Watch for Tho used oar want ads in the Republican its Tho Short Cut to a used car bargain. Saturday want and free with every two to six issues 7 2 by associated press leased wire Washington. D. A May 2�?agree- ment for the Extension of the three percent immigration restriction Laws for three years from june i 1922, was reached today by the Senate j and Horn conferees. The Philadelphia Jio �02 Fox a la 14 i manager a be or to Mogridge Francis and Gharrity amendment to hast7 and Perkin. Companies bringing immigrants in _ their excess of their National quo a. And requiring immigrants from can j a a i a ? and. And Mexico to have established Ork ,1 i residence there of five years in Fullerton. Karr. Collins and Ruel. Manual training and Art departments a the Mitchell Junior High school was on display today at the annual a open House at the school. Exhibits in guard. Watson Fillingim and o Neill All Tho departments were particularly Good. Attractive dresses aprons in am Eric an league Washington. Too too 101�? 2 de Wear and other articles made by the seventh eighths and ninth Grade girls under the direction of miss Ann Moe and miss Zora Nelson were shown. Tables desks lamps Hook Racks. Waste baskets Medicine cabinets and Many other articles Are included in the manual training exhibit. F. At the head of this Stead of one year. The latter was de Walter Jones and sprang signed to prevent All attempted colonization of immigrants to evade the Cleveland. Three percent immigration Law. Chicago. The Louif later adopted 257 to 36 Coveleskie and o Neill Russell. The conference report on the i Migra Wilkinson. Mcweeney and Schalk. I Tion Bill extending the three percent a immigration limitation to june 30. St. Louis. Too Ico oooo i 5 o 1925. The Senate having acted on the 1 Detroit. 0 2 Ooi oox�?3 to i report the Bill now goes to the shocker an Dosev Freid Ehmke and i president. A a Bakaler. Cooper is department. The Art exhibits with work in wot 002 210 20 or color Crayon pen and Ink Ani 300 too to in Clay modelling were particularly attractive. Miss Hermoine Ellison is instructor in Art. A the w. T. U will meet wednesday afternoon at the Home of mrs. L. R. Erskine 407 South say i born Street

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