PLATTSMOtTTH
SEM-WEEKLY
THURSDAY, EECE7.IEIE, 21, 1922.
JOTJENAI
PACE POTTS
ALCOHOLIC PROPAGANDA
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I Our American doughboys on the
Rhine have just won the most not-
An ('astern propagandist sends usjaoie victory of the war. They have
a large mess of his literature in ad- I conquered the hearts of the little
vocacy of modification of the Vol- j German children there by making up
stead act so as to permit the sale of a purse of many million marks to
, light wines and beers. supply them with Christmas cheer.
j Frankly, we can't enthuse overwt. safely predict the fruits, of this
the proposition, despite the earnest victory will be more lasting than any
and persuasive appeal of the propa- treaties formed by diplomats divid-
andist. ing spoils. Indeed this is the only
Booze ia booze, regardless of un- way to wage "a war to end wars."
dcr what guise it comes.
"The laboring classes, the
i Winning hearts, not breaking heads,
bone is the better recipe.
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and sinew of our nation, demand
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Of course, if the powers insist up-
PUT TRUST IN GOD
Yes. it is cold-
romf'ort.
Trust ye nx in a friend, put ye :
not confidence in a guide; a man's J
enemies are the men mi his own
house. Therefore I will look unto the
Lord. Mi. ah vii, i and C. I
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An open Mind is much better than
an open mouth. i
on a new naval race in the eon
i thirst, whether struction of war crafts within the
:o
Holiday shopping has been pretty
air so far.
Most women excused to town gos
ii) cat I; it.
'light wine and beer." says the booze'
much too cohl for nrnp.i"iii(!i!t ;
I Well, a thirst is
harbored in the throat of a laborer Washington conterenee limitations,
or a millionaire. ;t is gratifying to retlect th.it ihe
If liquor is a good thing for strong United States is in better shape to
men. it ought to be good also for build them than any other country if
v.-ak women. Of course women are it is forced to it.
i v . v. . v
ii Wit n n-fciSJi L
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Kentucky in
road building poiic
: n-
fJ2l
had t'ne iirst
It vvill soon
your ice crop.
he time to harvest
t
One r.d vantage in wearing a derby
is that nobody wants to .-tt;! it.
Production of 1 f22 is 10 per ecu,
higher ihan of 19i.
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Happiness t a gr zt inu; y people
now quoted F. O. IJ. Detroit.
11.11 hath i:o
woman when
house.
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f ury
like that of a
: o :
Furnaces arj like husbands. If you
don't watch i!:"':! they go out.
"About t'::i time f ar," the tdd
nhnarac used to say,
weather."
supposed to be more insistent upon :o:
the social protection of their child- Premier lionar Law told the house
(ren than for the same protection for of commons yesterday that IJrittain
their husband-; or themselves. We 'could not pay its debt to Arr.' rica
usually think of women as being op-J while other nations failed to pay
posed to liquor because ;t undoubt- j heir debts to IJrittain. Couldn't lie
('ly (iocs demoralize tlie young and, have managed to keep that b:i k :i:i
uebauch the weak. P.ut if liquor is: til after Christmas?
for the!
mothers it is : o:nr thing to h de-J Wrap your Christmas packages
main! for the children. If it is a j well, r.ays the postoffice department.
.of..l thing for the oh!, t'ne young 'And if the package, after being
The Yukiidc, v.Is
Mm
n .ocJ feliowchi'o rr.d .hz tendsrest fee!ir.gs have full
sway, is linockrn at our ooars. i r1ris. ri.?, U:z sJcciiest time or the whole year,
vill coon be here, with r:ini? Clans and s!I rittt (or '.hz l:;tb ones, and as lo
Jhet, the bis ones a? v.xM, vA be rcmer..bcrc.ci. Fre--en-5. tokens cf love end friend
ship, have been iven at ihis 'dr.ro, sr.d oi?o ot il.2 i kest r i-clices
you track mud in her . .-emethiiig to be demanded
ceme to uj
and !3ante C'aua is a
look for cold should b taught to it?e it.
If it is a 'wrapped well, still gives out
;- guri
sUniial, nice r::d ruLs ti ?.t
last and cciivc r I-
am' cclcbraiioii of Christmas
gcod gifts, sub-
- 1. 1 At 1
If all the big paki.ig firms merge
we will have only one to denounce.
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A self vv.ul man usually is a man
who stle-nol a ww"v that m-.'le hi.n
work.
1.,
Evt-r notice ho.v vcrybe'iy kc.ps
talkinir w!:c!i you save something
smart to say?
Christmas is a time when one finds i
on: '.iow dose some of one's tlos
trkr.ds are.
r,
tie it is a good thing to be guzzied
in a saloon, if it is a good tiling
j to have around the house it is a good
(tiling to lmv" .tm'iikI the school. If
A:: -
a file 1 1
his ;
tis; i oi.e who loses faith in :
-o : c-
Y u can worry
him waitiic and
ing her guessing.
n.r. 'i by kep:ni
wo.nr.n by ke
oKiiy that doesn't agree with
l:i:;g.
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T!: lMhe.v w!io d-tsn't tPr.l to
look at a pretty '.vomni probably
decsn't see her.
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The supreme court may be expect- ,
ed to put on more air:; than ever. It
has a Bin h r no v.
; 0
luii;!: bors tiiink that
of emir.:' over to ber-
Dlack .-iiirts a;
row. but vi: :i y
huat in hr.thir.ir
e the style iti Home
in Ko.ne ye u don't
.ui;s.
;o:d thing to he sucked out of a bot-'liT sound, better not mail it at all. ttti
The Turks want to trade with us.
We could sell them Turkish cigar
ettes. Turkish towels and Turkish
baths.
to:
Christmas cards in all designs.
Beautiful remembrances of the kind
frienis can be found at the Journal
slock-
Hcve
-au
:ery appA cp: is.te.
T 11
up of tne giver
ve iiav
in
'it is a good thing f h;:ve at all it is
Too raar.y
thrift con-i-'-
row a cup of
A Cali for:
s-v linr in
mit-. (i ;hi
ing his
i : I'-ui was arrested for
a car 'o1. '. 'd with lyna
re.vard him for tak-
ir.ee aleng with the rest.
?UiT) r.
Li th
r tl:
it.' rs;on
lo.r.o-
' The 1-rst ruts rp crrowr. ;i .'
iea." rea.", "- an miv ri i-e-r.; rr.i. V
was IJarr.um's ib .
Seventy per ten' of the an
bibs built sir.ee i:12 hf. ve bee:
for les than $1.0u'.
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Never complain r.lout the weath
er, other people might object t, your
P: o
1 c i
: i I c' a . " 1".
ol
is
f. rcrot .
th- r.ex
breaking up
sr-lec t a
confc v- '
-o:o-
ahou
stealing their thunder.
Even when th will of t'.
is expressed,
through by
it 1.4 w
dow 'rci"ht.
r.t'y i ;:i ! !
i It i' -is r s' a'jfiut g ittc ti so in i
l'!?. tismouth t!:-it it is r.s danacrous
i
I te c ross M;'iu stree t among automo-
bil.s as to stay home and drink
i wood ale oho!.
the st rr.tc ('i.-iila. cs the ship
favor of amit'.i'T. it
!:.:t ! he s -:i::;e v. ants
having t-V r,y ni un
; on !i;:ad.
d-
If
-uhsidy biil i;
!-:;iv aian on!;
. to m: l;e
jr.,:.,,,,
jgool to le used cm ve;:ient ly and at
will.
So. le? those who demand the re
turn of liquor (' rop their hyprocriti
cal pretc-ntion that thy ijon't want
the saloon. They do want the saloon.
The saloon is no better ar.d no wor:-e
than th- stuff it seil;. Also let these
who demand beer and wine drop
thejr hypocritical opposition to hard
liquors. If alcohol is desirable in
wine and beer it . desirable in
whi-ky and 1-ratidy. Le's be dry or
wet. as we hoos", uit , t s not be
hypocrites in any case.
Here in Nebraska v.e are getting
along mighty well with the Volstead
a-t. Nobody xpect--d it to be per-fe-tly
enforced at the very beginning
1 ut we have made far ur'-ater head
way in that direction than even the
mo-t ardent prohiihtionists had hop
ed for. Thousands of homes have been
ira.'l" happy been use of this law,
thousands of derelicts have been res
'ii' d from the jaws of hell, a better
standard of public morals is being
raised and when yo'i hear of any
person demanding 1 ' jrh t wines and
beer you ran generally size him up
as some old rur.i soak who still thinks
ithat his "personal liberties" have
We r.:C rr :Kii
VjCi CC
i cis.
have Stick Pins, Ri";;:.?, Chain 3, Charm.?,
iact a ycoc line to select from.
o
Pir..
at this time, r.Ped
ana in
We can be thankful every ;!;y w
are not postal enr-loves watl;in;.
Christ mas
retting so
:o:
:r.
The bail of a 1; otleg ier in N
York was placed a? 'H'l.O'oi. it took
nearly all of his s -call car age.
St nat' - K ;v ; )'
, he Io"sn't wi.nt ::i:y
'term is up on M:rh ! . but. will go
I ho. !' r.:d rracti:e Ixv. This v-ii! be
..;';i..'.-i ;:i says
oTi-o w h. v his
also, earning
ithev iav
Mr. Edison says that ?io.o"--a
vefir kind of men are scarce, p
are 5 lt.or0-a-year kind of jobs.
Your luck may be ha-', but in St.
Louis ; man's v.if is worth 4 0.
000 and she is suing for divorce.
And if it is tru that tli; ex--nl-tan's
youngest v tie was n gar laer's
daughter she can go ha' I: o ihe !;;!:;.
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M. Clernc recall goes horo.o believ
ing he has afcomplishel his mi:-, ion.
a great lor-d off President Hf
i mind.
New l in !; magistrate
o win-low ! a
got ; i Mop fa Ilia-.
!dov Udgf-s or iii'tir the di
of tlie law. He shouH ad
lays tor every story up.
Cb uieiiceau savs that a
-li
ng s
lssuas a
rs that
j.'f win
)leaure ! thirty
n taken from him.
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HE TALKS TOO JITICH
Tlie almost never filer'. If. C.
Wells is reported by the reliable
Manchester Guardian ::s saying in
the course of an address to univer
sity graduates in Manchester re
cently: "First in lius.-ia we saw modern
civilization broken down. Then
'Austria and Germany. The outward
Well, anywav. it's a fine feeling to j
i
have. !
:o: i
tion
cannot live behind a wall. It is a fact j
that Ch:na tried it and made a sue-
cess of for efot uries. hut finally'
ive it up. While every American
has a cousin in Europe we mu-t. ex
pect to have a few foivign relations.
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An intelligent ignoramus tells us
Gornnny announces that ."he vill i ( ;(i,u... v f
that the average woman uses a vo-
has it on
IKr Tig r
-pHrnon in
economize on o-mctng. (Irinirin r rr-i
eating. Why not start with .munition:;?
At any rat. Franc
America to some e:icrt
is not blind, or d.af. r
dumb.
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All the pugg stion v.e lav to
niak" to tlie modern :!-;o;-rs is that
they wear dresses that fit b-'.tr at
the back.
Sena'or Norris wants to eliminate
th" electoral college. Why not. It
lias never produced a champion foot
hall t?ain.
o:o
If the ex-si:itan rra'ly carried half
a million dollars' worth of jewels
with him into exile he can at least
ir(s up on Sunday.
no.
v. . ;.:-.
I !'--m t ii i re.ri'-i
mere than 500 to 600
'daylv it's t!;e w.iv she us; s
t 'le;;i o i rit. A Word
rubbed in b a., goo-; a -, '.h.ree in
the bush. Th" a vt. v. i ; e.n may be
able to w.-rry t'lr .ueii : u ordinary
day on a stack of r'n words, but it!
is tieie for an :r.':n!t! whet; she
ai!s out her reserves
FUO.V!
As a general thing, whin a wom-
sends her htcband on ihoppiiig
an
trrar.ds it is a sign that her time is
worth more than his.
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Every ir.ie the December weather
turns a hit cooler we wonder if there
is a farmer anywhere in Cars county
who will spare us :o;ne ;naro ribs.
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TO
O t & H A
DAILY TRIPS
and visible sign of this creeping
death of our civilization is the col
lapse system." and so on and on in
sepulchral tones.
In an American weekly periodical
appearing fn newsands he sama
day Mr. Wells expounds his views
on the destiny of civilization in this
fashion :
"Can we doubt that presently our
race will more than dcalize our bold
est imaginations, that it will achieve
i unity and p-ace anu live in a woria
mor splendid and lovely than any
jpalv.ee or garden that v.e know, go
I ing on and on from strength to
! strength i i an ever widening circle
of adventure and acinveinent ?
Tlie obvious arswer to Mr. Wells
ouestion if that we cannot realize
Jour boldest or our least, imaginations
jin the matter mentioned if we are to
place implicit faith in hi dark fore
bodings placed before the school
boys of Manchester.
Possibly Mr. Wells writes and
talks too much to reconcile, his army
of convictions in such minor mit-
itors as what is in become of the race.
jOr possibly he subscribes to the mos
51 sy axiom that consistency is the tug-
Qjg bear of small minds. A
OKDEK TO SHOW CAl'SE
In the District Court of Cars con
ty. Nebraska.
In the matter of the guardianshi'i
ef Ilntli A. C. l'.eveiage. Incompe
tent. On reading th- duly verified peti
t'on c;f 11. C. Ilitchman. Guarditn of
tht p-rson and s-tata of Kut'.i A. C.
lb vc rage, InconiiK tent, f ir i:en.-c
order to renew : n l insre;i?e tiK't c
gage on the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Tha went half (W., 1 of the
southeast quarter iS!'. '( I cf
Section 7. Township 11. North
of Itar.ge 13. east of the 0th
P. M.. in Cass countv, Nebras
ka for li e purpose f raising funds for
the payment of a mortgage now cn
said premises. Said mortgage to 1 a
executed jointly by Fred C. Peverage
-s his interests may npnear, and by
the aforesaid guardian.
It ii therefore Ordered that the
next ef kin of raid incompetent, and
all peisons interested in said estate
appear before m at the chamber at
the coin t house in the City of Platis
mouth. Cass county. Nebraska. en
t'ne l."tb day of January, I'j'll, r.t
10 o'clock a. m.. to show cause, if
ny there be, why liceiiFe and order
shoiiM not he granted unto the said
II. C. Hitchmau. guardian, to exe
cute said joint mortgage as set foith
above.
It i further ordered that n copv
of this or ler be personally served on
all perst ns interested in said estate
t hast fourteen days before the day
:-et for hearing. or published for
three successive weeks in The Platts-
mouth Journal, a semi-weekly news
paper printed and published in said
Countv ot Cass.
Dated at chamber, in Cass conn-;
ty. Nebraska, this loth day ot le-;
ceniber, 192:2. j
JAMES T. iSEGLEY. j
Judge of the District
dlS-:w Court.
m
Men s.' G!(
ir.cludir.
j! and li.
!eiC c-lil
.1! nv.
For ihe ladies. Gloves, 23c to
$1
an
l: . ocl and Silk I lose and
everything the i'eminire heart might dec ire
Cis
V-
, "-c
. s
; 4
Salt
ovls at
a::a rt peer ona'ierj. otar cuf
?:d al.i-o :i e-ol:! ri
Will ue
ihe
n excellent orr.-.nei:t
a!:;o 3rc
for
: riirr.cr Set?, 5 5 to 33.00.
purchaser of each bowl, i his
vc
Kodak?;,
;:ei ror tae io.cr:.
5 c. 5- C' p. ten I. c 9
C ! oco;;
f
in an cnaless variety,
ite in packatres eind
:....!.
Nat ; of ri! kiads and var
-i:en mixed, fancy mints, fancy
Complete line of Fruits arc! Yc lab'
or dozen. In fact, v.e ar:; prepared to fur: i'
tlie sifts for the occasion.
ieiie
Fa"cy apples by fhe be:-:, bushel
:r Chrislmas dinner ar.d supply
great many
i reasons may he advanced for his con
flict of emotions as he eximines a
fermenting world, hut the one war
ranted to receive the greatest popu
lar subscription will be that Mr.
j Wells has a habit of thinking which
! is dependent on so many circum
stances of mean oricin. such as the
Also all l.iutis of hauling, including nuaJitv of om,-s breakfast, weather
Live Stock to South Omaha market, conditions and so on, that one's con
versation merely reflects changing
j moods.
j This knack of trimming convic-
jtions to suit surroundings kept Lloyd
.Heoriro in a Inch nosition for a num-
..r.....i nivprsitv has sent out an ! 3Jtk J t?fl S i t . li 0 ner of years, in a commentator or
Uliui - i ir tY " " F h B 1 1 r ft I 1
expedition to find the site of the j llSl 3 I Li! 1 1 -world affairs it involves a danger of
C-rfl'n of Eden, f-iow ii t!u timi to jbe'ng qucbtionad occasionally on the
put in jour bid for a box of apples.' Proprietor ' .point of settled convictions.
Hither by Weight or Trip
Fitone 3S4 or 6G8
Do not wait urrll
minute
l . a
V i- Vjy v. ..
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OrriCERS VILL CCNIINUS
SEARCH POIt LOST I-LYZRS
OLDisr old rrj.LOv
DIES AT Y07.K iI03I
n
! aw
Voik,
.y nt the Od i
Neb. Vuv. :al
1 liere Tuc.-.(l..v
' i -
San Anlouio. Te.. it.'.-. 1.. --Humors
emanating from Tmson. Ariz.,
tii.'t the sran-h for ih- lost a vi-. : ors.
f.l Pni;.:i-: It. Mavdr-ll and I.icuf.
ICbarb-:: L. Wc b!or, wcubl be i.ban-
done'l. wc-re ll. :iy il'-m il ny ..iai.
(; a. K. M. L.-v.-i--. Kiihth orp. arc.
ihrousih hi-5 aoji'-i ,
NOTIC1I TO CliHDITORS
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
Jane A. Dovev. defeased.
Tit 4!-. rro.lilnrc rf ot:tt- I ,u lllwl 11
You are hereby notified, that I wi!l Al.iort K.
sit at Ihe Countv Court room in I V"" V !!" ' ' r
I'lattsmouth. in .said county, on the cf Ihe airplan.s i;oA envag :n
2ct.h dav of December. 19J2. and o:1 1 s-aich wor.il ;: : ' ' :'
the 2Mb dav of March. A. !. 192S : in Texas or CalUornia for nee-
i X-.s.ry ff pairs. nv. liiai inu.i
N'-i... I).-.,
ri! lo !.f
' -ss!,:i ::(
li.;t biac-'r
i:.
d
A. L.
:. st CM
op r;' t
ii: 's);oi
( !!, vs !:ois.'
ii". ! i-s were
i.o..n rtsia ti.r Scot t-1 .'arms n
h. 1. : 'Mni i i d by Rsv. .1. M. i) ,r-
y i ; iivial was ill Kvcr. gi-. -en ts::i-
; 1 !"'.
.if,iV-wi
to lecc ive and examine all claims
against said estate, with a view to
their adjustment and allowance.
The tino limited for the presentation
of claims against said estate is three
months from the 26t!i ''ay f Decem
ber. A. !. 1922. and the time limit
ed for payment of debts is one year
from said 26th dav of December,
1922.
Witness my hand and the sal of
said Countv Court this 23rd day of
November, 1922. ;
ALLKN J. HKKSON. ! GOM.TEKS OPPOSED TO B'JTLEP.
(Seal) U27-4W. louiuy jim-.
f
Washington. Dec. i T. Asr.cri ing
that railvoid v.- 1 nt t ire; elites tire ;sl-m'-s,t
ccnain to ce.n-. before the su
preme eourt la th - :vxt few year:-..
Samuel (h-mosrs. er ssiert of i!:e
. c s iv. 2."'h infantry. ludr'n rue-
i m l Arizom? National guar.'s-
i!i -n (.i:!d sTiil fusetion i.i ih-e
anh and that ::" r iaxaiion -.vn'ii i
be onsie'erc-d until the I.---t avh'to'-
had been found. Today, the l'th day
of the disappearance of the airplen
enroute from San Diego io Fori
' liuachu-a, Ariz., the search still cen
ters near the latter place wiser the
! id.' ne was last seen.
.7
NOTICK
In the District Court of Cass coun-
ty, Nebraska.
Kibel V.. Hadlev. nlaintiff. vs. Con-
stantine lb Hadley. defendant.
To Constantino It. Hadley. defend
ant: You are I'.ereby notified that on
the 9th day ct August, 192 2. Ethel
E. Hartley tiled a petition against you
in the District Court of Cass coun
ty. Nebraska, the object and prayer
of which are to obtain a divorce
from you on the ground that you
have wilfully deserted and abandon
ed the plaintiff, without just cause.
1 Amovie.-Mi Fed-- rati-vi oi I.-tbor. in '.h '1
.I-.uu iry num'i'T f the Asn-erW ,.n !
Foderationist. protests a:r::in t the!
apno'.ut mcnt as an -'o.sociate jusMce
cf Pierce Duller, who. he s-y. a n ;
epert ' railroad ah!e1 ion. v-eo'iid
losici.lly be a railroad expert ou that :
guest ion."
Mr. Ciomper-j describes Mr. Ihit-j
ler's appointment as "cnc of the!
longest steps yet taken by l'resi icit I
hat Tie calls 'nor-
of said mar- malcy'," declaring lie ' belongs in tin-i
Class cancel reaciionaiy, aim as mo
regent of the Fniversity of Minmv;o-j
,.i.i la was renorieu coiuiuuousiy an-.
r .. I . . . . . . P n.A ft,..,, wn ro'ir
IOI lilt; 111 ill J iuuic lil.Hi t...w, ,,,,,,. w
h.st past, and for the custody of the Ha 'I P. . ' ,
minor child, the issue
riage, to-wit: Helen Estclle Hartley,
aged two years and eight months
An assembly of ivgh-quaiit- equip
ment vherewith happy memories of
people, places and episodes may be
pcrpeiuaied in intin-ate pictures
that i:i bief is the pleasant purpose
of the ANSCO Memory Kit.
coin:ii.?:rg ilxc-.a three tai.wjs:
li A:i mr.co Cur.-c.'i c.a'hocly
irg; f:r.aac: nuke rictu.c-
taking a tLir- cf a 3 v.- aueicat
and t'aicinat.'c; 121 p. suspiy of
Ar.sco SpecJex F'Aza, 3 a com-rartment-reeeptacle
cf solid ma
hogany, for keeping; camera and
e?ara films always conveniently
together. Price, $15.
petition on or before Monday. Jan- tagonistic towarcl professors of lib
uarv 15th 19" , eral mind, and illiberal and douu-!
This notice is given in pursuance ueering."
of an order of the District Court of I
j Reaiember the Journal ofuce isj
; the Tilace to buy your Den-ilsrsj
ICaristraas t i&s ard s?.;l3, the very
!lest on the market.
X
Cass county. Nebraska.
ETHEL E. HADLEV.
F.v-- IMaintiT.
CHAS. E. MARTIN.
Jd4-4w. ' Her Attorney.
ncKe 6l uo.
The REX ALL Store
Fh one 1 C6 Phone
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