potion of anthracite during the
.701. in your, owing to
‘ at the which, the hard coal up
till fell to Where It w,“ in the your
W'Itilt1 there in It great deal said
M of. the nnthincitc Industry
Iii-“it is oonconlrliicd in the hands
{ow persons, and worked as a. rule
' out. there is a vast extent of the
which takes the soft or bitum-
eOai—étakes it to the extent of
9.0, 000 net tons. '
“—0-...“ in..."
thief Wainsiey, of Rudolph coun-
tibia, was excused from jury
‘_ which be had been drawn on
initial and unique ground. The
keepi E troumi hog and is test
mireiiablliiy as a weather prophet,
ing to court in lclklns would
1y interfere with his. study lot the
mi history of ground bogs. Colo
, msley claimed that. science
fi'prbbably lose more by brooding
his course of study than justice
info by his jury service, and he
Camrflfflhlyflsxcused from serving
Jury .
“FASHIONS.
pagood motbes is worth a bun-
odhooimasters.’
' dyed ever try pinning a wet cloth
the broom with which you were
big inn You’ll be wfprised to see
a"lunch dust clings to the cloth that
1 1 otherwise be left in the room.
it skirts mustnbe here—yes we
they are for he see so many that
the yoke and tail finance but we
‘ height is not in proportion to
breadth are glad to note that as
hey are In the minority
The little rpchings which are so com-
.. silk petticosts if placed on the
.. do not show wear as quickly as a
Mined edge does but they do not
it? the made- to-ordef look of thI1
11 describes a novel foulnrd
be Ivorn With a. dark blue
1, With bands of blue dotted with
is and s‘c’t uho‘n the miller in! with it
“11115011 101‘ boiling-bone stitch in
would be strange ii—ln nii~this dis
1 of beautiful costumes we have
' man there could be a woman
sited to flnd’somethlng to please
Wouldn't it be delightful if each
it would select something becom
, f she hadn't good taste herself
take so ‘gfrie d to shop with
guano could rely?
pickwear which is-
Kai; tit itlac very unbecoming
people. Look at it from the
(agree with me. It is
1 "tabs several Inches
13 front falling from the up-
page of the collar. Even if they
to the collar itself when new they
“the they stand out boldly away
collar make a very unbe-
It. .Your neckwear as
ur hatter-from sidé as well as
you willpbe more apt to get,
2min; . .
r the season. for $25—35
ll 92 perweek until paid for.
’ look at these wheels if you
‘3“ of purchasing, as they
1 Old Well Tire, guaranteed
,. on. for 95 the pair.
, ‘ sumo preservation, although seventy-
1 . five years of age.
., d'ereou Ftlwlf‘l, now aged IlfiI1I11I yoais
given (”.25.
(“Ede 111111111111 during the. month and
membership. The Second Division, Na
‘ ARRIOTEO1 POI
" ind-mm Nearly 78 Yam Old Belong 1
mg to Anderson w. Fowler. ‘
Anderson W. l1‘owlor. of Elm Grove
Place, the veteran sail and awning
maker. who has his left over John H
h‘orris a denim II the manor of
In indonthi‘e'llmwllifl his apprentice-
chip to learn I maker's trade
when he was fifteen new of ago. Mr
Fowler is now IflCMY- nine years old.
iuo indenturc has been posted on a
portion of canvas for the purpose of
keepin It and it is still in II good
The document roads
lip follows:
This lndI-nturc \vltneIIIIcth that All
eight months and liveniv days. hath
put himself and with the1 adI'1iI1I of his
father and conhent of William l1‘IIII II1I1
doth 1olunl.1iilv and of hip own free
will and accord put himself uppr-onth e
to Henry (lumerdeu of tiII1 ('lty and
State of New York to lelIIu thI1 on
trade and mystery of the null maker
and after the manner of an apprentice
1o.serve from the date thereof for the
hill term of five years eight months
and six days next ensuing, during all
which time the said apprentice sbal
his master faithfully serve his secrets
keep, his lawful commands obey; he
shall do no damage to his master no
tee it done by others without letting
him know or giving notice therefore;
he shall not wants his master's goods
nor see it done by others, nor extend
his master's goods without his con-
sent: at cards, dice or any unlawfu‘
mine he shall not play; he shall not
buy her sell without license from his
master; he shall not. absent himself
day or night from his master‘s service
without letting hitn know: he shall
Iot linuuiifinic houses, taverns or play
houses; he. must not, contract malri
mony within Rfiltl term and sold uiastei
Iiinll ilHti’lliti utmoI-It of-IIiI-I endeavor
“o touch lilltl cause to be. taught or
instruct. the trade of suit mnkcr. and
procure sufficient meet. and drinkand
lodging fitting1 for apprentice. during
the;auaid1‘1sern1 sit five’ years. eight
months and six days. and give him a
quarter’s schooling and the sum of 925
aItch year in» lieu of clothing and fox
the true performance of the said cove
nant. Each party in agreement bind
themselves each one to the other firm
iy by these presents in witness where
of the said hath interchangable set
their hands and seals hereunto. Dated
the 15th day of June. in the fifty- third
years of independence of the United
States of America in the year of our
L01 (1 one thousand eight hundred
Ind twenty nine, fl829)
Scaled and deliirered at the
Police Office, City of New
York, In the presence of
V. Stephens. 97 Mott Street.
ANDERSON FOWLER.
WlLlJAM FOWLER.
. IlENli‘l’ OAMERDEN.
FIGURES OF MERIT.
Standing of Organization: of the Na-
’ tion-l Guard for March.
Adjutant ilcncral Cour Issued (Sutur-
dey the figures of merit order giving
he rclntlw. standing of organizations
of the Notiunulfii llillll i'oI MIIIIII buscI:
In the drill reports for the month. 'l‘hI
Sciond Regiment ls rated 94.16 the
first; 90.56, the Fourth, 89.96, and thI
i‘hird. 86.40. The Brigade Signal
lorps attained 93.20. the Machine Gui
.iattcry 97.19. the First Separate Com1
“any. (colored) of New Haven 9093
.iattory A, Light Infantry, 88.79. 'I‘r001
A. New Haven. 95.80. and the Naval
licttallon 87.76. be two companies a
cast artillery are rated 71.48 and 87.06
I cspectively. .
The highest company in the Second
Regiment is A. Waterbury. 98.14, one
the lowest is l) N1w Haven. 88. 44
Co11pnny A New London, ranks high—
est in the. Third, With 94.”, and the
lowest company In that command is i
111:0 of New LoIIIII: n 7538. That com-
pany has but fifty men. The First Sec
tion. Brigade Signal Corps is rated
In 23 the highest in the corps and the
First Sciatica, Machine Gun Battarys. is
'l‘wo sections, New No»
ven and New London. have each 100.
llio maximum rating. indicating- that
war! member of the command attend-
lira the section had the maximum
val Battalion
done with 94. I2.
tanks (the other dink
had a rating of 95.90. the
highest of any of the organizations.
Compady of Nbrh'allt. attained a
tilting of 90.th19 the other com-
panies etc as follows: B, Bridge-
port.‘ 93 30; ‘0. Stamford. 89.23; E
Bridgeport. 91.69; C. Dsnbury. 87.95; i,
Winsted. 93.33; K. Bridgeport. 90.87;
Hospital Corps, Bridgeport. 78.25.
provide themselves with the United
States regulation uniform must equip
themselves complete. The wear-l
parts of the old with the new not
will not be upormittetd.
GOVERNOR. CHAMBERLAIN! EN-
OAGEMENTS. 1
it is published in New Haven tut
Governor Chamberlain will attend the
perrormance of “Ben Hur" in that. city
on Tuesd ,u the guest 9! Captain
Donovan; the Sal-snow Guard. Wed.
ncsday evening he will witness the
drill of the Yale corps of cadets. Ind
- melt! at
1 Club; of
.syxss of Rochiile fate.
their one
his ”he? will
joint Mile
rm
M‘M‘b
_. g: lathe Foptthdntantry. Company-dd?
, Norwalk,
Officers of the National Guard who '
em
as”: We the m,
mgiuc not .1“,
fullest capacity.
nitlurul pruIltII-l.
Telephone. 187-6.
I
Just as good " but try it and act on yo
.j
Announcement.
To the patrons of tho Norwalk Tim-la ice Company of Inlit season, and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemsuly treatment. and the
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared in
putting the above. plant. In excellent condition. and that It will he run to its
We iIIlfill put an peddle wagtum on the different routeu (on
less we llili’l" on bill would ask old and new psIrIIIIII alike. to send their ice
men to the plum for lii'tlEIA if'lI}_ \I-lII11‘I1 it will he sold to rI11liponlIIbII1 IlI'1ui
art; it! It |Ii‘iI‘11 that will I1iIlIlIlI1 lIII1iII III lit‘liVl‘l' it til ”it1 came iiiiill‘l'fi if“ “1"
To IiouII-ru who illtvv to crush Ice in boxes for their t'IIN1
tumors we would any that we have IIII II1I1 crusher that will grind up ice ut
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute, which will lie at their service gratin.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distil.ed water on tap.
James Moreliead, Brookslde lce Wagons. will deliver all you want.
Sincerely yours,
THE NORWALK. HYGEIA 70E CO
By J. W. (limited; Manager
N. B.—Don’t be “jollied” by any one saying that they have “something
or own good judgment
GILMAN ESTATE COMPROMISE.
New York Court Decides
Can Assent to It.
My "virtue of a decision liilllilt‘tl
down by the abut-little division of tlII1
supreme court, of New York, the quca
tion of a compromise in the outlier or
the fillmnn estate whit i1 compr inns the
properties of the Great Atlantic it l'a
ciiic Tea Co will go back to the more
gate for decision on its merits. inc
compromise contemplated the (ex-
change of the shares of the company
for stock in a corporation to be organ-
ized in New Jersey and take over the
properties. The surrogate denied the
application for this arrangements on
the sole ground that he had not luris
diction to entertain it. In the opinion
the court referred to Section 2,719 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, in which
the surrogate is given power to "an-
thorize the executor or administrator
to compromise or compound a debt. or
claim, on application. and for good and
sufficient cause shown " The court
says:
“The application to the surrogate
val-1 to compromise or compound II
debt or claim' against Hartford by
Icceptiug stock in a foreign corpora-
tion to which all of the. property in
Iisputo is to be transferred, the stock
0 be issued for Ii transfer of the deco»
it‘lll'fi interest in the property to lie
Irci‘crred stock and entitled to divi-
iends before the common stock issued
0 Hartford, now in possession of the
Iropcrty. and who claims to be the.
moon of onc~half thereof as a surviv.
ng partner. shall receive a dividend.
t seems to me that such a settlement.
is It compromise or compound of a
laim within this section of the code."
TROLLEY CAR RUNS AWAY.
Surrogate
Nreckl a Carriage. Safety Gates, and
Dorailo a Freight. , 1
PiTTSBURG Pa" April 20-18(1-
:auec an electric brake refused to
york. a crowded West avenue car’of
the Pittsburg Railway Company ran
Iway yesterday, on Federal streew
'egheny. wrecked a carriage. e
brough the safety gates of the Perl
Wayne railroad. derailed a fast mov-
ing freight train and then want to
pieces. Almost all of the ‘forlydlve
esssongers aboard the car were hurt.
:hough only one fatally.
When the motormun tried to make
the safety stop on the steep grade at
3tockton avenue. he found the power
Mike was useless and the car beyond
1.0mm]. it had about 125 yards to go
before reaching the gates of the rpli—
road. which were down to let a freight
train pass The big car gained mo-
mentum every second and Harry Cat-
lin was trying to get his carriage off
2h track, but failed, and it was week
a?“ ly- The car dashed through
It safety gates. struck an empty re-
irfgcraior car in the moving train.
turned it over and derailed several
other cars.‘ By this time the trolley
was a wreck itself and its passengers
vere strewn in all directions, the won-
der being that there were not more
fatalities. ~
MILLS MAY REOPEN.
Lowell Operatives Will be Given a
Chance to Return.
LOWELL. Mass, April 20~Tho
fourth week of the general strike of
textile operatives began today with
peace apparently as far off as ever. No
attemptxwill be made to reopen the
mills during the week, but it is m
sible that next week the agents will
nakeatestoftheatrcntthoftheor-
whgdgrafts ”111‘; “nouns-31119?
t at ntenw moo w 0
case to return. Since the investiga-
lfou of mommies tinder state dim
factories would remain closed until!!-
ter the arbitration board had made its
report. one a statement of one of the
mill mats last night confirmed that
Would! the W fraternal
organisations nanvutodtotahocaro
We arise to
tion; thereon: been a feeling that the PM 31
fi—m
I TODAY IN WALL STREET.
v.WAI II I ‘i'l‘lliCli‘T
some of the small iosnm
rccuvI-rcd.
ed thI1 largest movement.
WALL STREET. 11.11.
fluctuated in a confused
market.
stock and included Fort
way. Wabash preferred
l’ucific II point.
fore ll o'clock.
market lit-came (lull.
picferrcd. Southern
I‘.Ii:IiI1II Muttopilituu
Colorado Fuel,
[lands were steady.
lower, cuddle l’nul. Union
a stay of the Judgment
company.
11.111. e 3. Fe, 8155 8155.
A.T.1& 5.111. 'pf., 97115 9755
Bali. at Ohio, 9215 9215
nkiya. R. T., 6655 6755
Ches. & 01110.44“ «155
col itN W.18255 182%
Chi. 0L West. 2255 2255
C. M. &St P..16155 16255
Col. 1“. it i.. 6895 .6555
Col. South, 2455 21m
Consul. Gas, 207x 207
Erie 3%:
Erie. 1st pid., 6555 6
1ll. Central 137 1
1011. & Nash, 11755 1155
Manhattan 13955 "195
Met. Bi. RT. 132% 133
if K. i 1‘“
11. K e 1'. 111.568! flit
Mo. Pacific, 10855 10955
N. Y_ Central. 191% 181%
Nari & West. 7155 7155
out. I: West. 2855 29
Penn it. a, has; 13655
.1el55:‘1$¢l§
.1 W
NEW RMPORIRWW t. CONFIW?
, , IMO;
ill; in 11.
[opening movement of prices \vus ox-
I-I1I1dingly irregular a number of the
small gains briugpromptly lost, and
The nioveineut. was limited
to small fractious either way.
anointed (‘oppnr lose (III. which 1111111111111.
lump of 255 in Manhattan to 14155 had
some little sustaining effect on
Other stocks in which the
demand was ample enough to induce
good gains. consisted mainly of minor
Denver City Stamped which advanced
six points General Electric 255. Evans-
ville and Term Haute 355, Colorado
Fool 15.; and Metropolitan Street Rail-
Southwesicrn preferred. and Texas &
Metropolitan Securl
tics Subscriptions declined 11 point
The Gould group displayed relatively
more stability than other stocks. but
were only moderately active. The mar.
kct yielded :1 fraction all around be‘
WALL STREET. noon—The inabil-
ity to move prices far in either (liroc
tion discouragctl the traders. and the
llcndlng was un-
der pressure and lost over a point. the
sctond pt (1ft1rrcll lie linitlmore & Ohio
1. and Knuawha & M 11119511 I.Waba11h
itililc
rltIeI-t linllwuv.
Evansville and Teri-I1
iiuutc and St. Paul reacted i to 155.
General Electric extended its gain to
1%. Westinghouse Electric 855 and
American Car, Pressed Steel Car pre~
forrcd and Consolidated Gas 1 to 155.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—Small 0f-
ierings forced the market iractionally
aignmatod and Smelling fell a point
.under Saturday's close. The heaviness
'0‘ the leading stocks had a depressing
effect in long operations.
Securities dropped on apprehension ov-
er the- decision on the application for
Reports over private Wire of Maple:
& Goldschmidt. commission broucrs
Swarta a Corbett‘n block.
walk:
Open High
Amal. Copper, 66 6655
Am. C. at F.. 40 4055
American ice, 855 855
Am, ice Md, 3355 3355
Amer. Loco, 2755 2755
Am. Smelt... 51 15155
Am. Sugar, 12555 12555
Anaconda. 10855 110
13855 13655
Mex. Centru 2655 2655 26
Hex. N't Otis” 3,955 1:955
in - -'l he
as promptly
Amal-
nI.-—~I’I'ices
manner. A
the
Worth and
St. Louis
A In alga-
Pacific, Ani-
Northern
against me
80th N01
Low
M ii
125455 124%
103 ms .
8155 31%
9755 9755
9115 9155
6655 6611i.
4115 «55
183 182
2215 2215
16155 16155
as“ 641,.
M55 2455
207 207
3355 33%
6555 6655
117 117
13955141
192 183
26
$th 1.9%
mt. it
1on 10855
1315; 1311a
7055 7015
1855 38%
1:515 “mtg:
5255‘
HULK or denim Icr nIIIrrIIIa. ,
Abandoned achOomr Weaver a Moulds
oNnv nvloeflon.
Nlllw IlAVF‘N. (loam. April 20-Tho
first new: of the New Haven three-
msster. id. ll. Weaver, which was
_ abandoned at sea by her captain and
new three weeks ago, comes In a 110-
spufch rom h‘einnandiuu l1‘iIi, of the
report of (‘aptsiu ()tt oi the schooner
Nettie Shipmuu. which passed the
wreck of the New Haven vessel in iat-
finds 32. 58, longitude 77.57. The Ship-
man narrowly escaped colllding with
the derelict. and (‘aptnin Ott complains
that the Weaver lies IllIectiy in the
mill IIi‘ IIIIulh bound I1I1.11.III1I~.,SIII1 In
later logged and her Iimks at times
pic below Willt‘l. llI1 declares that
the venuei in dangerous to navigation.
FOUR TENEMENTB BURNED.
Pater-on, N. J Has a Fire Loss Aggre-
gating 350.1000
PA ’l‘l1‘llSON N‘a April 2il—A the.
bite last. night destroyed four three-
story frame tenements in Main street
and caused a loss of over 950, 000 part-
ly covered by insurance. When the
fire was discovered all the tenants in
the house were in bed and it was with
great difficulty they were rescued.
OUR WARSHIPS WILL BE WEL-
COME.
KIEL. Prussia. April 20—The war
ships of the United States European
Squadron will be welcomed here dur-
ing the yachting week and the mem-
bers of the oxecutivo committee of the
imperial Yacht Club. haVe already dis
cussed informally how to entertain the
American visitors. The crews will be
asked to take part in the boat races.
to which Ollt' of the days will be giv-
cu up. The German nionof-wur'I-I boats
are modelled after tht1 American spec.
iiiI1utIouu supplied by liII1 Navy l‘lc—
portmeut at Washington to Germany
several yours iigti.’l‘lit1rt1foio the (0111
tests lictIvI-I- 111 tIII1 German and Amm'l.
can Htllliiis will be. on equal terms.
NEW YORK POLICE WANT ASSIST.
ANCE.
BUFFALO. N. 5.. April 20—1Thc po-
lice of this city have been requested to
assist the New York police in the iden-
tification of the victim of the New York
barrel murder. Meduena Benedetto
lived at 57 Trenton avenue, this city,
and in‘ouIry there show» he has been
missing four weeks. From pictures
found at the house and compared with
a lull description of the murdered man
illlP idcutlfimtiou appears to be com
[1 etc.
SHELTON WATER COMPANY'S OF-
FICE.
SHELTON. April 20.-The joint
committees of the town and borough
hovt1 received a proposition from the
Shelton Water Company regarding
the damage to thI1 streets caused by
the breaking of the reservoir of the
company a short time ago. The com
uany offers in substance to pay {our
fifths of th1 outirt1 damage. including
the expense of building a temporary
bridge The wet for repairs is I18-
tlmntod at St 200
FIFTY CARPENTERS GM STRIKE.
NEW YORK. April 20.~—-About fifty
carpenters. members of the Brother—
hood. employed erecting several new
buildings at Richmond Bench. Staten
island, for Charles M. Schwab. failed
to report, for duty today and on inves-
tigation it was learned that the men
had gone on strike In sympathy won
members of the Brotherhood in Man-
hattan and elsewhere. ‘
COMMITTED vo STATE HOSPITAL.
NEW HAVEN, April 20. Carrot
Ronan, who lives at No. 255 Grand
.Ivenue. was committed to the hospital
for the insane at Middletown Saturday
morning. There were two suspicious
tires during the past week in the
building in which he lived. Ronan
FRIDAY APRIL 24 we Trill place on
sale [iffy dozen [JIYE N DAM/1 SK T0 WELS
[matted fringe, 18 by 36.
Every person will be allowed to buy one-
alfdozen, NO MORE. You can see them
on display in our shalt) window. The price
is close to the one1half mark. The value 1'1‘
the same quality.
exceptional. Elsewhere you'll pay §15c for
THE BOSTON STORE
OFFERS THIS IMPORTANT BARGAIN
FRIDAY APRIL 24th at
PATRIOTS‘ DAV OBSERVANCE.
BOSTON, April 20—Thc secular ob«
servant-e of Pairiots' Day. the outlive"-
sary of the battle of Lexington.
took
place in Massachusetts today, the date,
April ill. b
living fallen on
Sunday.
While the day is a legal holiday in the
state. the principal celebration of it
was in the vicinity of Lexington and
(loncni‘IL
where the opening haltlt1 of
the Revolution made the locality his-
torié.
III Boston there were meetings
of :1 number of patriotic and historic
socit‘lles.
At Arlington, a
firemen's
muster was held and at Acton two tab
lots in memory of Revolutionary heroes
were unveiled. The day was regarded
as the opening of the season for out-oi-
door sports. The Natlonalsnd Ameri-
can Baseball Leagues played
their
first games of the season in this city.
RETURNS FROM A LONG CRUISE.
NEW YORK, April 20—‘—The Ham-
burg~Amcrlcan Linc steamer Auguste
Victoria.
Captain Kiicmpif.
arrived
ironies cruise to the Orient lasting sev-
enty-seven
days.
Many of the tourists
left the ‘btcamer at Naples, and before
leaving they drew 11p and presented to
Captain Kaempfi‘ a set. of resolutions,
expressing their appreciation of the
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM1
MISSIONERS ()F FAIRFIEIIII
COUNTY.
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Spiriious and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. Luger Beer. Rhine Wine and (“1
tier of Gregory's Point, Town of Nor-
waik. My place of business is not.
located within 200 foot in II direct lino
of II Church )Iiiiicc or Public School
house. or th1 premises pertaining
thereto or any Post-Office. Public Li-
brary or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk this llth day of
April. A. D.. 1903.
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, Applicant
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named John
E. O’Sullivan, for such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 11th day of
April. A. D.. i903._
Luke liorney, Thomas Ryan. John
Oldenschlnzer. Thomas H. Bussing,
Peter B. Kavanagh.
l hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk this 11th day of
skill of the captain and oflicers durinel April A D. 1903.
can get the genuine article.
finest line of Fresh Crackers.
Grape Fruit. Apples, etc.
\I
.4
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST”
“WHOM:
We keep the best of everything and our prices correspond with quality.
0. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer. 1
Quick at
has been regarded as mildly insane for the voyage ‘ HERBERT l't. SMITH Town clerk
several years.
CALL 58-2.
eymour’SSIOre
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
We are receiving daily. Spinléh. Celery. Lettuce New Potatoes, Radiance. Tomatoes, Bermuda Onions. Straw-
berries, are coming in :1ch condition. Price from 15c to 26¢ quart. Delicious Coffees 22c lb. up.
Eggs. You want the finest sweet rosy Butter, made fresh to our order by Brltlgewater Hills Creamery.
so much imitation and renovated Butters sold on the market it is like an oasis in (the desert to know where you
if you want to know what a Double Cream Cheese is visit our store and try it. .
We are headquarters upon these goods. Fancy Jamaica and California Oranges,
Fresh Country
There is
The
'91
Vote early and often.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“SINESS BOOMING *
Just and tile low prices we are putting out high grade Groceries It. The other follow mn-
iohll easily answered, Info"
outflow figures on lochwood'e Premium Chocolate.
es. small profits. We call your ape-
wii fitnlldelm.
,mg
nope 1.190091111118911111111'1111 Icy new moon. risks. 15:. 1 g ;
P 1%
disease some ("can :msi, men, as”: '1‘“ ‘ i 1 '
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