brass LocAi. saws on ism Is'.
"I... 'i'i: thothlaginw‘l‘usbmklliny.03\tmshe;- 'wlltsa Fgmghnd asr'iruigy Injured 'at
l b If 53 tone v by e if: e avaupa arm. -
. 31.3331" :31]: ’éwifél'.‘ sgntinuet 0" Gout orir‘hlit Piihllc Library. it da- » A German farmland known as Max.
3 éer luau 3:!!! We?» emplacement i'amp'lo ocd by blips Shrub-.1. Davenport
Miss Ms Richmond of Ux'iionvlllo, is and mac billed ed lhhian't of‘th‘e great- at W ton. was seriously injured by u
«infuse lieelay. at will Milli milky mph 2.. riotous now one day hint week. the
visiting her W“
Troy,N Y.
be con Wiill'a lii “of O. E.
monies grocery 'sfito with the grim
his home in MadiSon‘IIItreot. 3 .
lan 'Balm. 10c. Box
v .
‘o—Bample B'r'
ter'e or Plaiated
Mrs. Gear Jennie .6?Weet attired? CM
is entertain an the daddy afternoon
Whist Club' this afternoon
Major James K. Cro'fut. of Slmabnry.
spent Sunday with Colonel and Mrs.
E. H. Mathewson, of West avenue.
———..
The trustees or the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will meet at. the
r..,fihurch. speedily .muins at. 8. 9 does
wan-.-
M.rs Talmud” and dauhgter have
moved from Taylor avenue to John
Ii. Knapp's house in house street.
The ladies'!‘ sowing cit-alien out the
South Norwa pt at or w if
most at the 'ch’lu’gt'l headay at 2 pm.
mars—H
Miss Florence Hoyt. of Ridgefleld.
returned houio today. after a few days'
visit with. Miss Besale Road of Fair
field avenue.
Acottase prayer meeting will be
held Wédnesday at 3 p. m. at the
hour‘s of Mia. Mary J. Street; Union
Par . ..
ii
George H. Wardwcll denies the pub
lished report that he is the father of
a belby boy. Mr Wardwoll says some
joker has "ioliied" the boy who writes
the news.
roomy Brasil-
iii};
P. F. Burns. of the Nor-walk Boston
Store.- accompanied by his sister in
la'w. Miss Anna Murphy. left Nor-
walk today for Old FaintJComforL for
Sore throataegsed
ion Balm: iBa'x Ir or
'l‘ ..
'All who were resent at the Epworth
league service a the Norwalk Moths,
-dlst Church. last evening. greatly on
‘ joyod the f "pres'aive solos. rendered by
Jerdme‘ 8m th." of East NorwitIk
The Old Hicko Male Chorus'vnll
meet for rehearse at the South Nor-
walk Methodist Episcopal Church.
Wedneslia uig ht. The chorus will
ASIA! thg service in the church Bun-
dl '.
Hiram Imikvvood, of South Wilton.
arrested Saturday for intoxication.
was parolded after he sobered up on
Sunday. on appeared in court, this
morning. ,yras exceedingly peni-
tent. and Jo go Gregory told him to
go his way and sin no more .
Mada-.3“
'13600 new phonograph and arapho
phone records just received at back
wood C lvea’. 61 Main St. Norwalk
rge W. Belleck led the Epworth
Lays acting at .the Norwalk Moth
A Church, last night. There was
special singing. and the meeting took
the. form of an evangelistic service.
Thorattcndance was large.
TheTown Board'o'f Relief held prac-
ticaiIly its last- public session. natur-
dsy afternoon. The total applications
this year will not be as large as the
non: r a. year ago. This will greatly
lighten“ the work of the board. The
grand. list’ will’Iot be materially re
dnced
”M
The Administrator of the estate of
the late Fanny 1.. Vanderbilt repre
seats the" estate As insolvent. and asks
the Appointment of commissioners.
ill be heard in to
Prohspu Clruq'a'l. ‘orwslit January fit.
at 10 a. gut. . .
J. SPENCER d: 00..
Thwh'fl'l'ls .
a min trauma uotiwstu. ,
so wuumarou or. so. nonwsta
m
YW‘MK‘M complete
011“”! “apartments
".If» C'm
'I't'lltl“ d'f onrasurmwitb mm
- bastion use no for that purport.
- new condition arts
, sidewalks for the past a
cause a number at
truths and horses, but no injuries
* located .
. goes to George'toWn tad”. where he
will open an other and emotion in the
in his ohgsen field.
m, h .,
iihd m'la ¥ttidgi
can be mooted.
lieved. can be restrained wither
. J. M. Benad ct‘s ncwa store at Nor~
. master's return from New York.
.And Ladder Company has decided to
issue four invitations u
had Why
Sequence MVP. 'been reported.
Dr. W. J. Stevenson. who has been
"Milt: city ift‘lr 2M past year.
. O
is many friends are
t V has for his success
The "Works Ma ement Numbei-Z‘if
hbrt Morehou'a'e is
’:i annio’hnb “we"
The tumor. it i he;
The] mass.
orig
operation. and the patient made
fortabie. though not cured.
dog strayed
away from Crusher-y. Friday. and has
since been as king his headquarters at
in Crawford' s
wslk. The dog makes himself per
feotiy at home. content to await his
The hall committee of Pioneer Hook
n the request.
(whet it‘ll still honor
me member of a company. The
names to whom a invitations are to
be sent to the in the hands of the
committee y January at.
Martin Kellogg and some of. the
brethren from the Nor-walk Methodist
Church will have charge of the revival
services at the African Zion Church in
Knight street. this evening Every
body is cordially invited to attend. We
Would worship one common Lord: let
us prove ourselves his common pea
pic There- is .mhch'I interest in these
meetlnk's. Soveral persons were seek
lug Divine favor last evening. Come
and we will do. you hood.
’h'ifdt‘i'v ’3’ “he
Ice in song too river has been
known tail-on ioknesa of twelve
and fourteen inches. and to extend
from the village bridge way down to
Seymour'a Rock and Cedar Point
One year it was so continued cold
that'the sound from over and. accord
ing to the late w C. Nash, hi»:
grandfabermaitial nah. who was liv'
ing on long island. visited the Con
pecticnt shore. crossing on the ice
from Eaton's Neck to Shelleld.
“Thai Eli C th. of lri epou
oiling” ”sweeten will be
divided M0017. in: to law. his widow
recel ng and third The news that
mlth left no will hos caused
erAl surprise; in legal cinematic
long litlfi‘stiona brought. against him
by his wife over the recovery of prop
erty would indicate that he was not
in favor of Mrs. Smith having absolute
control of any part of his property.
The rams! ‘” r h! the potty of for
signers. yllng themselves Russian
Cossacks. who have been staying with
fellow‘countrynlen. in Springwood, the
past week. left South Norwalk on the
3.07 train last Saturday afternoon for
Port Chester. The party. in their use
tive costumes. attracted a great deal
of attention.
_........._.._.
The County Commissioners went to
Wastpoxt. Saturday and held a hear
ing on the ramonstranco against the
granting of a license to if. F. Penney
or. of that place. The reuicnutramic
la the outgrowth of a crusade which
is being conducted in Westport against
so many saloons. The reason for the
reuionstranee. which is signed by
many prominent Westport people, is
alleged unfliitabillty of location.
Rural delivery. will be in operation
soon from the llldgeileld post office.
The routes are laid out and carriers
engaged. "They cover all houses in
town one mile or more from the office.
exce ting those in North Ridgebury.
whic are. supplied from the Danbury
poet-office and the houses withiua
rails or so from the Branchvillo and
Sanford onions which are to be con
tinned. ‘
I'l‘h‘era sadness in the home of
Peter‘3'up ley. at Cranbury. because
of. the defili of Mrs. Buckley. who
Away. sunday morning at 2
grin Isoii.‘ Percy Lamond Ruby, an in
Ru y. ""8 died noon Saturday.
is: resided in the same
Th try buys the empathy of
fteraooIn at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Egbert will offlol to. The
'lll he in Union Chara cry.
”use.
to. is'n'ti‘l
bothm'iv
lftalie place at the house to
hint
' June-
of.
ii? u.
Charles if?
Istralnin
W
C rt'la issued a temporary in-
Daniel Davenport. for
Catherine 0sborn.o
tolairas that
ill
two performances at:
- Saturday. .
\w'li'o reside in Nor/LY
”seasoned an. Euchmbi
”rm on.
Miss yd. acne Dee
Thornburr.
meantime
hart Cooper. Mi . A I
Trap 0
hcl. ”he? a“; men
And third Wednesdays of, each month
And will give a dance at the and draw
season to which a number of their
incur Norwaik frisn‘d‘a will be invited.
cow dim it upon Mill as he with about
to con'i'mc'nce milking. and gored him
in the leg- ubo‘Vo the knee. making a
swarm) auroral inches in width.
B: 'iO p. m. yesterday. His three-year
old son. Frank Ryan. was suffocated
and burned to death'and the building
an, and who was in a dotted condition
‘He Will Probably be Brought into
333"“ it. "Iain! Also the death of her I
that 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. .
hecdmuaity. The funeral of I
in north Ia building in baa-'2 '
. . of which is d If; 3
dunno Dump
rln al rain And
ifdl scenery.
eatitf
ales anion
illilrd's" instituto.
rl‘t city. have
is. Among the
lastlou are“ MlaaI
, Milieu Lev .
was Miss Grace; E.
Miss Eleanor Mitchell.
will“. damned...
barta Beibel. Miss
pits of Miss
. ”fw—
seesaw av A cow.
IOMJJJRNID To “DEATH. »
Fire burned out the apartments of
John Ryan. in a tournwnt house. at
1.044 North avenue. Bridgeport. at
damaged to the extent of $200 or more.
M
CHlCKEN THIeJVAELSKAT WEST NOR
Chicken thieves raided the banner-
les of West Norwalk residents last
night, and over 100 fowls were stolen
Among those who suffered the most
were Fruderickwuisyser and Andrew
Johnson
u..——r
CORONER WILL HOLD. AUTOPBY.
To Determine the Cause of the Death
0! Mar: and Travis.
WWI YORK. January ill-Who cause
of be death of Margaret Travis a on
mastic. whose body was found last
night in a room in a small hotel at
One Hundred and Twenty- second
street and Amsterdam avenue has not
been determined. The coroner will.
perform an autopsy. The man. Clap
once M Davis. of Schenectady who
was lbund in the room with the wom-
aa though suffering from povvarful
drugs. is in asemiconaoicus condition
or. the J. HoodM'rlght Hospital.
The identification of the woman was
made by her sister. who said that Dav-
is and her sister had first met some
weeks ago and soon became infatuat-
ed with «on other. .
« An examination of, the room in
which the woman was found dead. did
not disclose any poison
SCHENEIC'I‘ADY. N. Y. January 21
——'l‘hc Clarence M Davis who is in a
New York hospital. suffering from a
narcotic poison. has lived in this city
only five weeks. Nothing is known of
his post here except that he is a nu
tive of Kentucky. He left this city
last Saturday. and told friends that
he would never return. He said he
was in serious trouble with a woman
in New York. and thatrhe was gains
to that city to "have it out" with her.
THE TRIAL OF KERR.
gnu—.—
Court Within a- Week or Ten Days.
PATERSON. N. J. January Zl-
County Prosecutor Emioy today said
he would place George Kerr on trial
as soon as poaslble Kerr was Iiolutlv
indicted, was McAllister. Campus?
and Death for the murder of Jennie
Bosschleter. The prosecutor said that
the civil calendar in Judge Dixon's
court would first have to be cleared
before Kerr's case could be taken up
and this probably will require a week
or ten days.
WhenIaaked when he would move
for sentence on McAlllater. Death and
Campbell. the prosecutor said that he
could' not. answer the question at pres
out, but he intimated that the three
convicted men may not be sentenced
8. er. 1 Trinity
(9
~ the ““th
' rshart address rel
daliahtcd with
Minimum
, held la the world. their rail
M is shutting the affairs of to
Ch miss 1". , I
this business ' ago.
To chairman of the Social sad at
'eut Committees announced that
an respective cornmittons would
home of Charles it. Bill:
vi to. tomorrowfiulglit
taken unti after
1c dayr
Vice Breaideut . mar aeilvcieil‘a
IvIIo to the hospital-
lty and brother . ‘plr existing be.
tween the Trinityhnd nth Norwalk
Congregational urtg‘hes, closing with
tmrtucius filial“. Barnum-lea, of
y
Mr. Humphrias murmured himself as
atioua of the We
Homeric! «mason who Malone:
are upon the important politically
slblllfy
Mullah.
Mr. Humphries very ‘cordially wel-
comed flev. Paul M. Strayor to South
Norwalk.
pozhr'd Falmcr then explained the our
of the business portion of the
meet at thsho
A Nail” Willi
club.
This was followed by an address
from second Vice President Layton.
Mr. Layton. ve p, history of the Laf
moat Club... e also told how the club
chose its name. ‘ .
Mr. Palmer introduced liar. Paul M
Strayer. Mr. Strayci referred to the
horrifying effect the visit of a Trinity
rector to a Congregational church
would him: had years ago; how the
fences were being torn down between
denominations, which now were as
. mountains, their peaks separated and
apart. but the heavy and was down and
together. rock bound to the some
mother earth
was resumed and Mr. Humphries and
Mr. Strayer were unanimously elected
honorary members of the club.
Miss Helen Ferris then presented
Mrs. Humor-lea and Mrs. Btrayer with
a beautiful bouquet of violets with
the most friendly wishes of the La-
mont Club.
Mr Layton was appointed a com-
mittee to convey the some honor to
Miss inmost who«‘~'was‘\1n=able=vto*bo
in attendance.
President Ferris took up the BibleI
work of the day, and as usual impart:
ed very valuable instruction and made
an interesting address.
The meeting adjourned until next
Sunday, when Mr,I Palmer will deliver
his third address on the character of
St. Paul. “The Sermon on Ma'r's Hill: "
Before leaving, oath member and
guest present was introduced to Rev.
and Mrs. Humphrles. and Rev. and
Mrs. Straycr.
FUNERAL 0F CAPTAIN SMITH.
Stamford Man Killed in the Philip.
pines Will be Buried With Honor. ‘
STAMFORD. January ill—«The re-
mains of Captain Edmund 2. Smith
who was killed in the Philippines on
February l. 1900: are expectedto an
rive here Wednesday. tad arrange
meats are hcingI made for a funeral
with military ho :ibr's. Citptaln -8mith
was a son of on? ate Truman Smith.
formerly Uniteii totes senator from
this state. Captain Smith was a grad-
vua‘te- of West Point. and before the out-
hrcak of the Sunni war. was an in
structor in that and em
Among those who w .l attend. the
funeral are officers of the Nineteenth
infantry. to which Captain Smith ho-
longed. and Colonel Mills and others
from West Point. A sound of soldiers
of the regular army. probably from
Governor a‘laland. will fire the solute.
over the' grave. and Company 4“
Fourth Regiment. 0. N. G. will act as
escort lathe funeral parade. The nor
vice will be held at 2:30 o'clock In St.
John's Church, and the burial will be
in Woodlawn.
EMIGRATION 1'0 THE NORTH-
WEST.
COPENHAGEN. January zi—T. A.
Johnson. mayor of Fargo. No. D.. is
arm as the guest of L. 9. Swansea. the
United States minister. He is work-
ing up the project of emigration to the
northwest of America. Mr. Johnston
will later go to Sweden, Norway and
Finland. -
BURGLARO IN A GENERAL STORE.
MIDDLETOWN. January zl—nur-
glare entered the neural store of C.
Y. Burnham. of Mlddlailold. last night
and carried away Sill in bills and small
change and considerable quantity of
until after Kerr is tried.
sturday upon Application I.
awley.‘ ‘of Bridgeport, rs-
. ‘ i
Goodness in Grain
can always be found here—bright and sweet, perfectly
clean. as it is carefully screened by hand. And the
best thing. about a grain transaction here is that
you pay no more than for grain as usuflhflandlad
direct from cars. with dirt and dust included. '
B'uv Oats 'Thais Clean.
Manuel T. Hatch.
canned goods and pocket knives.
r
driver in recint years. especially us
At this time the business meeting"
an.
> roads. canals or irrigation ditches.
_ . Yonder. now in touch with the crawl.
I‘ to rank as a ditch. A ditch it lswot‘
. tilts0° commercial artery. of Chili
kinks. pan their, prowl pointing to the
North or to the south. in unbroken
yellow
in“
I. 33”" heavily laden hosts. is breeds
soars.
. Minnity to witness I
. hlpi‘nan Brothori‘i' production 61' the
greatest of an romantic dramas “The"
*Fitiao‘ssr of lands." Anthony Hops
~ know lust how to revel In blood and -
intrigue without piling on the agony;
There is plenty of lti in; find tortur-
ins and plotting ia the slow. but it is
not of the soul-wraith hing, nerve.
racking kind that is found in the con
ventlenni up toalAta . cheap melo
drama. Thsrdhjipman Brothers have
mounted the plAIy in a truly lavish
manner and their company continua
several artists of note. i.» .
Mildred Holland. .
Mildred Hullahd who has was much ‘
Fan- Fania "Two Little Vagranta" wul
he the Attraction at Hoyt's lPlacatre on
Thursday. January 24th in Theodore
Kramers new romantic' drama. “The
Power Behind the Throne.” In this
new play Miss Holland hits a legiti-
mately serious role. the portrayal of
which will be a pleasant surprise to .
her many admirers The locals of me
play is laid in an Austrian province’I
at the end of the eighteenth Century.
The story is a pical one of the in
trignos of that lme. from which we .
author has evolved an exceedingly in-
tense and interesting story. replete
with many strong situations. The pro.
duction will be on an elaborate scale.
"David Derrick}?
The play "David Garrick" will be I
given at Hoyt’a Theatre. Friday eve.
ninu. under the ailspices of the Cath-
olic Club and the direction of Living-
otoh Kilauea. editor of the itidgeilclu
Press. The cast is almost exclusively
local talent.
The play will be preceded by the
curtain raiser. "A Rough Diamond "
of which this is the cast:
from Plato. John J. Cavanagh
8ft William Evergreen.
Edward J. Cahill
Capt. Augustus Blonham.
William Mulvihill
Cousin Joe, Thomas Leatherland
Lady Plato, Miss Katherine O‘Sullivan
Margery. Miss Elizabeth Hawkins
Lucy; Miss Mae Kelly
The cast for "livid Garrick” is:
David'Carrick. Livingston Russell
Simon ingot. Thomas Hunt
Squire Chlvy. James F. 0' Brien
a Smith. Joseph G Murray or
r. Brown. Thomas E. rney
Mr Jones. Thomas Leatherland
Johu.Smith
Ado. Mrs. Teller
Mrs: Smith. Miss Thcrcce Cavanagh
Aramintu._ Miss Helena Millerd
lTAhlAN SUSPECTS RELEASED.
NEW HAVEN. January 2l—~'i'he
three ltallaus. Cotvllle. Silvani and
Marina. who were arrested here But-
urdny on suspicion of knowing some
thing about the murder of Mayer
Weishard. the Iiewolry salesman whose
body was found in a trunk on Pier 11
East River New York. last Wednes-
(i‘homas. George,
Cl
R.
would use any bar soap or powd'éra.
that other soaps do. it does the work they won’t do. All .we ask noun; II
try American Liquid Soap, and we know that you will be a cons I W
One quart of American Liquid Soap will do four big washings -‘
use of a rubbing board. Give it a fair trial.
it harm the hands, but will make them nice and soft.
the manufacturers.
Those Stein Bloch, Perfect -
Realism-Wear Suits-
verv swell, that we sold at SIS. 90;" you'cs
buy now at sin 75. -
Fancu Vests,
that sold at S! 50 to $3. 50. are now selling
SI. 00 to $2. 00. .
Great Reduction on all Hearth
Clothing
American Liquid
A perfect cleanser for household and laundry use. To be used who
it costs you only one half th
There amino
occasional the wash. it will wash with salt platinum
This American Liquid Soap will not injure the finest tubr o it
Price 10 cents per quart" 35¢: per gallon.
rcular with directions for use with every sample. Eudora
scrip
Manufactured only by the AEMRlCAN LiQUlD
Selling agent for this city.
ORANGES. sweet as sugar. 16 for 25 cents.
Lorenzo Dibble, Grocer
scum sonwauo. “
day. have been released from custody.
New York officers. who are at work on
the case. decided that these men
knew nothing of the murder.
'I'ODY 0F .DROWNED BOY RECOV-
ERED.
PORTLAND. January Zl—The body
DII James McGlennon. aged sixteen.
who was drowned Sunday afternoon in
the Connecticut river. after rescuing
a companion. was. found this homing
near the place where he was seen [0
fl down. it was removed to his home
.in this town for burial.
BROKERS 5U§PEND.
NEW YORK. January 2lr—Potter (I:
Klrham. members of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange. have
suspended.
UNCLE SAWS BUYS lN CHINA.
The Kind of Country Our Troops
Marcher! Through to Pokin.
From the canal to Pekln is one and-
less plain. unrulfled by a single mound
or gentle elevation. Dull- colored clay
embankmeats. marking the course of
Tldgo the flats in all directions. like in
waits iald with an enormous knout on
a tortured country by some supernat
oral avenger.. Uncuitivated wastes of
mud stretch everywhere. tainted by
putrid ponds. and filling the spaces be'
tween the vast fields of millet. which
cover the great? part of the land in
North China. housands of big anti
little mounds dot the country. giving it
the appearance. where not concealed
hyve a on. of some vast prairie dog
lids uman graves are these.
strange bumps of. Oriental anperstl- .
lion. to hold the land they occupy
altered against all the needs of poster-
ity while the Chinese govern China.
ing column. now reaching away as if
to .ralieve the troops of its nauseous
contact. only to come creeping. snake-
like. back again. after having mads‘u
wide detour. is the sluggish Pei-no.1n
any country but China this tortuous,
turgid stream. dragging it: yellow
slimy fluid Ilothfully between crumb-
fin mud banks and shores rocking
wi refuse, would scarcely be entitled
Si
rather a sewer; the sewer as wel as
'fllt heats endless double lines of '
W
Anaworabis for the Popularity Won by
The Wily Diplomat. ' '
Minister Wu is a diplomat of diplom-
procession. it is the mother of those
units of smaller ditches. all equally
and contaminated. which
spread out over the country like the
web of an i ease water. solder. llelt
Iii; up the i th of countlm villages
and feeding ar- draining. as the can
fly so. their uslns. the cessppoll.
how harbors. t to’ indecently dis
lay. cast upon its banks or floating
its current. hundreds of bloated
blasts that were once men and your
Io liver upon the earth and had
now deciles. commandf
cared to serve this hated foraigli
laboriously push along. by means at
of
to
3:
s
M
osquit‘oes by the million. disease is di
‘ many forms. and death inultiplled for
{and and fee suitor-Berliners Msn- ill
urea-u-
Of course on know all about no
as " ,illo om '
Car of $HAV
Weak Fish,
Blue Fish, xoc. lb. Large Smelt.I I' j '.
Salmon, Isl/3c. lb. Pike, I "'., . t _.
Steak Cod. ‘ eels. WW“; i "’1- ' "
Large Eels 12c. lb. White lush. '3' '
’ Perch,
Long Island Escullops,
(its.
and fall, and during Ito negotiations
ia'adlng up to the signing of the note at
Pekln. Minister Wu has remained on
merit of the united States. On also
tion day he went out to it near -by
range the practical exercises 6f Amor-
icsu suffrage.
demand than
venticns Arid banquets. and he has
his.
the uniform of :hhig’h school“ cI Adm
1212-. ‘m. ..
I
Carefully fitted to the lace. aitera tho'r'ouph scien- .15
this examination of the eyes.
Complete Optical Room. No Charge for Elimination.
o. B. JACKSON,
GR'ADUAIE OP TICIAN
Nbrwalk. Conn'
NOW ON TRACK-I
spect our goods at......................,a........[LEVA :fi
WAREHOUSE 0-H ..T.°‘
Come and see our stock—as good as the best' m tonn
8c. lb Hard Crabs. ' ” ":'
256- qt. Large Herring: 5 "
25c.pk. Live Lobstcrs, ~ 'Il},
, u. .1. CUTBILL out;
was'r auoIoa wasnImorou metastasis "
u'swooam arm in AMIAIcA.
I W
hunch,
of the cadets honor the
Stripes, celebratingt
the capital city. . in of '
later Wu has emph i
his government t '
United' States.-~ c
oorst.
HOW THE M'l‘l’ll
When Henry '8'! W il'é'ho' '
or, landa‘d at Naplda..lIta'l iIil . '
much about if ‘r
to make seine ‘ '
about Naples.a fl is
titled him with wonder
lifetime. His um pencil
bit. At on little villsfi
to set itt trough th‘d it
that be war to‘~1 ‘
morning.
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