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. . a. up her w‘Atr earn. vitae: line Lb'hult’ituvTo,l
TDMORROW WE MAY HAV'E TO SAY, ALL GONE. ..
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a HEAVY OHE‘NiLLE roartanea wean 97"“ttl‘9,"l’.i“l‘°."'"' '
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Henyv fiery. matings“wannwtpppomj was run...
tthvv Tapes-rm titan: ass wen: p.59 dow’pgs min. '
‘Miitta‘t’wv rapesrav. pearl: this iwaae 1.9.00 Mow-’ezlwfpata.
. ’ gttsavv runaway yoarteaeawaas 13.00 new moo-bats.
, ‘flta HaAvv CHENILLE caveas 104 ;wttaa.s7,oo may Moo anon.
rt .
. ~ Tait HEAVY CHENILLE covsns 34 Wane a .75 now p.39 EACH.
“‘t‘v‘r'lta‘ HEAVY REFF. covaas 44 WERE a.7s'uow a .47 etc”.
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itiftlamuvv. LINEN TAPESTRY covsna s-t'waa;,a,t.2q now a .73
non. ’ ' '
BtMEMPER WE ARE SELLING OUT. ALL GOODS MUST BE SOLD
loan LEASE EXPIRES MM 1.‘ .
“if“ , .. .34....14‘...;._.. .Hal .
,o pea Mondatmttd. Saturday fiv;eittpc§.1Qitlu.
.. J “:10; £th , E .. Ir .il It“ I : .V N‘ 4’.)- ,a. 9 _‘“9 a,
North Main and Anti Streets. South Norwaik. Conn
‘t ‘. W '
. ~ 43% .2. a ;..._
' "‘3’W‘TJ'TTTW'T'LKK _-
Set
t Saturday. March ltztlt.
J“;
Our Rectory Remnant and Surplus Sale ends. will
‘lhtlillmlt advertised, when all special priccs and discountn are withdrawn.
'l‘hlo we. will follow with a ilntttntutzo‘b‘alc which will include broken lotr.
at our Special Sale, and Various items front our gcncrttl stock. We men-
iuhld View.
it Lohgihit Siilrling Prints ........................................ to.
Vl‘l.’ MnglhaS‘tandard Prints ........................................ no
and Quality LGlllglltllllS .............................................. 5c
=3hort Lengths White Port-ales ............ ' ............................ 8t:
lldren'a Drawers and Shirts ....................................... ltic
"Iadiea' Fancy Neekwear .................................... tilt: and 15e
' tB' Half lioxti Special Prices. _ . ,
Wiea' sateen Skirts ......................................... our to $2.00
abort: lpngthu Mailings ........................ ‘ .............. We to lite
hurt, Lengths Oil Cloth and Linoleum. '
tiles Flannelettc Walsts, regular prices 75c, rate price .............. 38c
diea’ Flannel Shirt Waists, regular prices $1.00 to 82.00. sale price .. 81.00
mil! Walking Skirts. at Special Prices. ‘ '
,.
Mes Long Skirts, at Special Iii-icon. «n 7 . t
l ' R "Coats at '8 ecial Priecu.‘ J - 3" w
kg? $19.3 \ ‘ 3P3; - g a; ,1! 4* . .. . at» «3... "a. a L
van" tam
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84 Washington Slv‘ecif South Nomad:
' 7 Telephone i4;-6.
., r’ci on: is;
‘ , 1 beat. work of the moaty'ynoted bedfactorieocan he found on our floors.
Via no design. so new that you ca nnot iltl‘d‘h‘ere‘: While We "have the
wthfie‘nnlve beds made that can be called; good, our stock embraces
than; rZ‘veltles at‘tn‘odcrato prices. and from that on up to the tin-
made; “to have some bargains in bo‘da'that will interest the cloaest
' 'l '« "t't r1!!! eta-4"! .! .t’f t ’ '
up an .d at. 1“}
a * ' -
.., .;
wont . or. R:
. ~‘ if} gunfight. who. .
, awn troupe“
1 “ ‘ ‘ .. ‘ l _ e ‘
o WAmeWVMU“
W‘erimawrow ”We“ ..._ “ml
i would no men think of atarlln out
without my mileage is .9nd‘
an to start out on a trip ‘
-ot'-ottm-t‘rv-fiyemtn~~irahkmiav my
v lac. cold a traveling mat who t‘opt'o
ti a tit. bottle 'lltll' ltouso‘
hyi‘.’ be i ,
kinda of g t
i hate to .o ti
”What all‘ to rit f’ ‘
. .‘ttt I don't believe any tnan'tt at much
—
1*” friends ortott "Josh” ni'e hltout it.
loll inn i'm an easy “mark for patent
modici o f ltlr "tint advertiaod 2di-
chteti ill‘or‘hmlihit. tutti tittc‘t‘bmfium
'Olll kind at, (are and
‘l‘fihfli" {on at You! 'Mi
and e lev owe mylgnod dlge' ion
and aottttll health to" did daily: rhitti-
lilo of"“8ttlat‘l’h‘ Dyapbpaiit . «blots.
year in and yoaront. . l of" ah-
iax“ iii the world \viilufifi Oilv’lqdco
no to the contrary. ._ . p
i used to hair heartburn about three
timeis fa day t nil ‘fa ‘Hhhutlilchb "about
three or tout" tmiea‘a Wet-it ityttd nitor
amndlilg for this for four or title “years
i hogan to‘l‘oolt around for a crutch
Hnl found it When toy doctor told the
site brat l‘nvcat't‘ticnt i‘ 'htfitltl‘ matte
would be a 'ltity cent be ot‘stuart‘a
dyspepsia Tablets, and lxlltll’tl it the t-
ed about any (‘t‘lltB at month 'for" lien
tvor hiltoc and when l‘ stbp to‘tttlnk
‘ that that in what l spoilt] cl‘ory day
(or cigars.'l‘fcol like dhiiltln‘g lllllllli
with attain for‘i chit hoop my $ltil’llltt‘ll
‘tllfl digestion in first t‘llltifilill‘tlt'l' for
titty cc‘itts‘ at month. “ lvdon‘t' l‘ill't‘ for
ti‘tli' boilm-iifo lnutit‘u‘ht‘e.‘ ’ ‘ "
my tirngtz’irt tolln'htc they are tho
mot-t popular'ot' all vatotnach"tuctllt-lhos
and that they ltavo‘mttl'ntttinod their
popularity and tint-cosh bocttttso’ they
do an ntivct'ilsr‘d.‘ They bring results.
and ‘rosulta are what «that in a pn—
tcnt medicine up much as ln'solllna
harbwiro. ‘ mid l8
NEW cousOLtoATEo worms.
”,9.
Work on Big Extension at Aliyn‘a Paint
to Start. -
NEW LONDON. March ills—Work in
soon‘ to be commenced on aid; exten-
uioimif the Consolidated roatl'a Wharf
nt Ailyn'a Point. The present wharf is
to be enlarged by the construction of
at long and narrow addition running
coo feet to the southward or the pro»
out. dock. '
. that will ‘glve opportunity for the ty-
tug up of several ahips at a time while
awaiting: opportunity to discharge their
cargoes of coal into the Mullins, and
tho vessels will not have to anchor out
iuihe stream in the way of river ntWL
nation. it to expected that about 1.200
pilots will be driven and some of them-
arc being brought around from Mystic
now. The T. A.‘Séfiti (to. has the Min
tmct to build the wharf. '
.. ..~..—
TD CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
n»...
faith to cttro. E. .W. Grave‘s algorithm
is on each box: 25c. "
Aurtxuaeacumeia assocm.
TlON“ ‘
t
incorporated in Springfield to prevent
tuberculoitia by ‘llea‘lttlaflon and educa-
tion. ’Mioordin‘g to tilt- ineorporutora
“We intend to atart‘ ti systematic earn-
raign akalnat'the‘erlmirtal carelessness
in refintvl‘to’the amending-critic dis-
eahc." said" Dr. Walter BCMo't’ca’ifyone
of the taco ' ratora.‘ tronsumptitmia
tuttitagloils'- nit especially anion: the
poorcr classes thia'iu not“ recognized.
“i am preparinrat list of the physician's
meat and instructive pamphlets will he
issued.
and a‘lfretti'eilh
the poor catnhliahed.
‘i
j ewotnen: love a clear. heal
p‘lcxiop. v For blood makes it.
lilood ‘Bltters makes pure blood.
l_ . .
f'roetoi'T’lit‘d Gamble Soap Company
.‘Armourdhle‘and wrecked
oil refinery linildhm. The loan to
about consuuetlonseampany: doing
out a limit
vigil Whit“. ‘ It
ClitCAGO.‘Maroh ill.'—~'l'lio National
Antifl‘nberottloaln Aaaociatlon has boon 4
the association Ill purely philanthropic. ‘
and baitineaa‘i'ncn back of this 'move’
A subscription will be taken i usually manifesto itself.
letter the treatment oft form of at common cold. but the aew ““1“ka ofnrlzocourta at Sebaato-
icompahylng feverlahneaa and general
I constitutional disturbance proclaim the
thy coni-.attnck“t0 be something ‘niom swoon:
Burdock i A altortypaintttl, dry cough.
.2 i» W“ r
matter: men‘v’vaaactteo actual
. V ' ,_ N
Kaunas crrv. Mhl’ch lit—Sixteen
inch heayllit . armed. have overpower-
ed the watchmanmt the‘plont‘of‘the
now incoarse or construction in Weettflammatlon spreads into the mliiut
"the steel ramifications of the~br0ncltlal tubes.
framework in thevaixth atory of the whteh‘are ln‘lnimedlate relation to the,
the atr'cella’ of’the hinge. Life then it; in}
the ”moment danger because at tire inter-1
lungs. and limit. ‘ . 3
f the blood: Then i communication train the Foreign Office
flare“: and! ls'ptlblishetr her‘coaiirmin; the state-
work [“1119on 36.000; ”It-ls aup- } rtipticm of hit‘ into the
ptiaetl,.;that"the»damaae was done byttothefluejaerationn
structural-drew workers. who line do- evidences of suitoehttun
up“ ‘
hM‘
i
it it .
. . ‘ to
«he. did .tioltl ' Witches
<1
t.
“til“ ,atund thtt ‘ rt 0 thing without ’ 3 . .
lla- er t’f‘.‘ t 8 Kill: t .t. f‘ of: l‘ “the 3“} lllilllg 0“
l‘ . W I
l arr. .rodpttantitt'o, Martina-rho
:aao’ttu,‘ oxprousou' the hope .t‘hat‘tlio
A
i . -. ' '. Anglo-French nndemtandingwili i‘e-
imt'é'lliéycfé.‘ “‘3'”: "l y“ compfimr ”nit Ina more iripntlly ,lllllll‘tltlron the
dial-silt :‘v‘h ‘l cow: did buy” hnri'offlroitt Britalntoward Russia.
A dlplo that ropreaotttf a not ll
romanwp’owr lax‘preaseawilte "huge
that Chiba w il.‘,ioln Japan. on the. the-
w that ‘ali be white powers. incltttl‘
llig tha,,Unlt 4' States. will then b
eompcllodlo {oral .a coalition and stop
7thefiwar, whic w'o'ultl ruin theatratic of
the whole world with China. ,But he
teat-it Japan realizes the dunner and
will declinatihlaa'u'aldf ‘ .
”The Red Grotto Society to consider-
ring a prppoaltlon to fit out in auto-
train to convey tho wounded over the
high road. 350 miles, front Multdon.
Manchuria. to lilagovotchcnak. East
{libel-la art the river Antar, where they
would be plat-oil on ghoard hailed for
conveyance to hospitals catabllalloti
along the"rivor. .
An expert, in tho military organ.
aayit that crop presuming there. are
fottr divisions of Japanese at Illicit
'Yttna. Korea.‘thoy coultl‘nht venture
to advance till reinforced by two more
ltlivialona. which would rcqttirc another
‘ month pt; six weeks. The writer con-
loads that tildy could tint advance their!
than Hoven miles a, day OWNS 10.‘ the
i
'l’tttig'u‘lth l’i’Mnti tind sa’ys the moat
drawback to the town in that. it its aur-
l‘nhects and malaria when tli
weather. cornea. ~_ . w ,.
h correspondent. of Tho. Auhociated
Prose on crossing Lake ilaikal, writes:
"The stories of soldiers frozen to
death while crossing the lake provoke
mirth. Personally. i am convinced thin
the men are not suffering. from the
cold. iiuta at [nltll‘VIlli of a few verats
’ provide warmth and refreshment and
the weaker men aretlrlvcn aurora ln
sleigha. weiigwrappod up in furs. Others
march the distance. tort y vorstét (about
“in miles). comfortably in a tiny and are
"lad of the opportunity to stretch their
limbs after the railroad journey: 0
huts are provided with boils, which are
rung during saowatorms and lantc'r'nn
hung on telegraph poles show the way
at night. tho. ice railroad conveying ”I".
baggage cars. which are drawn by
horses. ‘
"The ice breakers are getting readi‘
to begin operations at the
March." .
Admiral Stackelhom‘mblory. ..
C warm
. t.,
’l‘akc imitative Bromo Qttinlno Tablets. ”1‘" . "- “1"“.‘flmll'm, “WHlMTQ‘E .. Kl “pain“; ”1.8“ ?pene. I d N
All druggieta refund thomonoy it” it i‘ - . . .. WW“: .10 Q. hare - "" n- ““0" once
t J at“. it x...“ it. with a recent imperial rescript a spe-
. dlfluflM'M‘MICII'NWWIII to round
(2‘
mitdltlon of the roads. compares 1’an,
rounded by‘m‘araltes' which will profit
Th " effect. There never was anybomhardt
end 0; .
ST, PETERSBURG. March . lit-v-
t
“(t-ty- . .‘ t‘
‘ 1'6"“? Mth’h
~‘ofi‘ MM“ m ... m. ..
From The Clifford Pharmacy.
'i‘o‘Wheat lt'htatheucorn:
Of late there has boon a good deal or
.1.» nai- .t-,. ..
. id panel-it are full of thfitn.
V (i Wautttp M! to every mullnwot
1 Kath fiuwalk glint
0! alt lilo prtt ara-
; tiun of cod lth‘l"t)ll-~llll" eat tott e ‘rc~
atlgllifllit'ltll'. health rotttortu' and
illt‘ tllttlh (‘l’t‘ll'tll'~“\\'l5 have cvcr bold in
agilvortlacd medicines and their value
tnau Sand child?
it
i
l we hollow tile
. 'ottr tituro Vitiul, 4 .
Vino) I; at ‘rpfht ‘ t. inbdieljodf. MT
ltllllti tip‘ u. d not. .‘l t ‘Q I -
iy tlooit c. 2a it hit "or in? Audi llial
curative l‘lf‘mt‘llltl takon front .fronit
codal ilvcra. ltut‘ w'thottt a drop ot‘ oil
to uni-ct the Ntoingtcir and retard My
work. tftid.‘titort-ovet'.' it Iaidelteloutt to
l the “attic .
" Vitiol' art» that; filitm’tht! Iti'timaolt.
' tone; up the digestive organn. creates; .
an tpetltc. purities aunt .aul'i- on the
ibloat and strengthens every ' ‘n‘ to
l the odv to do its work as nature in‘
t
t .
t totaled:
l
i
, 'Vit'iol lit rocoan‘liéd throutéhout tho
I world as the greatest aircnutit creator
! for id people. wen-itdhlckiy'lvommtand
ehiit ron, nursing mothers and after a
severe sickness. .
Ville! eiiz'cv hacking coughs. chronic
colds. bronchitis and all' throat. and
lttnmrottblea. Uncq tilted to create an
:uvpolitc tutti to me o those who are
5 too thin fat. roay and healthy“.
a .le0i ltt roltl overywlicte on a post
the guarantee that. if it tioettnot give
ant-lataotion. the entire purchase mom-y
Mill li‘e refunded. The Clifford Phar-
l "Hwy." ‘ . ' _
i
t
who. on account of illness. turned over
tltc command or t!ttt"Viatlivotttoit aqua-
tlron to (latitain-‘iltdtaetistein, has ar-
rived in so. Petei'aburg. flu gives an
entirely different voralon of some of
. the reports emanating from Japanese
source». regarding‘lhe events before
he an. The cruise)“ his squadron
Webt'nary 9'to February-ls. in Japa-
nettciwatorit. was made by order of Ad-
tnirai Stark for ltd client open thevpop
nlation or “Northern 'Janan. \Admirat
Stackelberg denies that he tired upon
Japanese merchantmen in Bangor
’ Straits. He says the ship‘s were cap-
! tored andtthat while attempting to’con-
t voy them to port a «terrific blizzard
spi'ltflK up and not wishing to endanger
the Roman cruisers. duet-taking olt
,tiio crews and passengera from the
‘ mereltanimctt. oneof the latter; loaded
with contraband rice. was sunk. The
other, which was a worthlesa atcattior.
7. was relehoctl. to'cat'ry'vttS‘the Japanc’ac
‘“the story of the presence of the flint-
. stan warships in those waters for moral
ment of Haitotla
fox-tilled. ‘ . ,
tray: admiral adds that he cannot an
1 dorstantl how such a stupid story was
itrcditoti, 'He expressed the opinion
i that the war will be of long duration.
tjudgimt from the extensive prcpara
lions made by the dopamine. which
i ware thoroughly. understood at Vladi-
l vostok..whoro war. was expected even
i earlier than it came.
1 to, which is heavily
' .
Brut
lllllilll'ifllilfl “
tithe Mandi“
throats
I ciai tension ‘of‘the Japanese Diet open
; od today. M. Mt-ttauda. the leader ‘of
i the Scyn-‘Kai party formed by Marquis .
.'lto.'waa elected president of the House
i of Representatives. .
ii In expected that imperial sanction
”rill be given immediately to the elec-
1tlon of M. Matsudafi The declition of
. the constitutionaliats and the pro-
gressives to support the government in
Him“ of the urgent need of united ac-
. tion on the part of Japan at this junc-
‘ titre. insures the complete approval of
:tho government financial pr gramme
t; for the prosecution or the wa . M. Mar
soda wan Minister of Finance in tho,
The severity of the attac
the extent to which the
. hpreada in the windplpe.
3, ted bit-wheeling retiplralion.
cf ra‘wnelts and"
behind the hreaat
t or tightness throughout the chop
‘the growth of the disease; 80m
one form of asthma
intently aggravates llt
chills in often fatal, because-tho in
v
‘ . no: 'of the bronchial tubes.
itil‘inbt‘fl ‘5 It depends on; lion in the liq mbinet;
inflammation 2
The disease?
«at first in the
autumnal ‘
a‘ feeiiu , _ .. _
in in the mmymg ; girl aimed th‘h‘a’ ‘iilevla, who‘ fought - ‘
e. and opproSttion
tutor-kt
etlmea ‘. hero anti volunteered
is added. and:
c sunering. Bron-t
e Gen. Kaalbara, the commander-in-chicf
‘ nymlnormw , . .. ,, ,
cloned a strike against the contracting do'douthny "of our
i
Qw'atv' . . _
Mm'l’tm
an: ad one 55'.
”habit!!!
than wt. a W tappidly that the d
‘i
I
blood. tRnta..rlclt._ tied committee
than val”. '
body; . .’ rimmed
nourishpa» and heals
lanes...and cream
{Withheld
~ “In
a‘y Callie-Milk
,_ dear-t yea rd .
fake directory limiter ‘ had hi:
it ’ ' Mr
Ennhit.
“fit... 1 be
than
. fitmimifl
‘rcatlers Who} pliant made to .th
have mama or are new .»wfferltia;.ttte Asaoe‘lhte’dl‘reaa that Renata does
anger pointihtpedch-
~.l tedln‘a’i‘ew‘dlnycolds are‘dangeron' a
use the} bringuibromhltio. ‘ un-
onlaeia supremely good became it: is jot t . ‘
.. . medicine; that mundane EU 5-, therefore, cannot regard as 4
l. hex-tears bmnohlua‘t [retires thmkh‘m valid any Mto‘the tbenefit; otgaa- r, .
date: on bor‘ttta’am‘ogatton oi Russian cons t .
rationed atrenztbendithoi cautions. proceeds:
law unwind: , Wl’flfle. hnt‘
. t. twat-:3.”
wanna" manna» \ ’-
t ()ituma cabinet-and Minitstcr of Educa-
Prlza Courts instituted.
ST. PETERSBURG, Marcitisr—Tiie
.miniatry of Marine has directed the
: pol. I’ll}!
tok. ._ p . .
Bulgarian "Git-t Wante'to Fight. .
Dodson. March‘lSs—A‘ Bulgarian“
n. Port Arthur and Vladivoa‘
t
l and wait iwtmnded in the rank! 'bf' the
Macedonian " inatfr'gents~ has ‘ arrived
for service in
Manchuria. Showcara masculine at-
tire, is an expert. homewoman'rand han-
.:dles ‘rifle and Word.’ The - girl saw
here. who browned to mdorite her ap
plication: She brought with her a
Atoll campaign» equipment. .
‘Willl Auriga: Korean; _
‘ s'r. PETERQBURG,’ int-on 18.-——A
e .etirreanondent of
company. Work on'the plant will be ._ _ , 3 »
dolpyed“! 5'- '. “‘1‘”: "’1‘ i-fPout Melittla recollect thoselttt‘i'owti‘not réfird ‘KofELfia‘belllgdli‘ehffllllld .‘
.-.-..' ,3; m. «,- ing momenta when'pthei' were'eompell- i .will not dd‘tm until there ‘ttt evidence
‘DN it... ; led to Mifbr breath witli‘ hit the. em 01““ Kerri jg ‘mtvétyvmfitn com-
A“; .1. Castle. Lem they could command. Bronchitis gtbnic‘mefiights pah."_"l‘iie“c.0mm“'.
the; with ; lidaasmtts because it toroidal” 'icattduifiitew re teratitt't [blaster
titan wiffiuealh (sounder: Ktirea altit-
l2" l'ueu‘ttitt‘mte: mug ‘un’dler vlo
l at 'presaure by Japan and deprived
e power" draw unloaded that
.; "pt'should the Reunion cone encou
govern-ammo» "
«antenna: ottoman“ than they
Saleem: them
mettle.
ru.
“r
* "castaway“? "
murder; ~ ' .
5'th ’.l-' .
‘FMR‘ WEEK
March Twenty-first - - - Twenty sixth.
ridgep
~
~ v . at. .
ort‘ Advertise
At the firstauggeation “Spring we announce our an-
nual Fair Week, extending to all a cordial invitation to be
present every day' throughouttthc festivities.
The reign of Winter has been ion pandaevcrc. Wild
weatitenfsnow and sleet have .‘hcld everything in izy
grasp, and the first breath of Spring with the sight of car-
iy flowers will be joyously welcomed.
. . .
. I . . .
\. Cqmc‘then and we will give you an idea oi whztt
Spring is like a few days before it is herein reality. Great
preparations have been' made and eszpcciai attractions are
in every department.
Fair Week iaarrangcd for the especial recreation and
benefit of our customers, and it has grown to he an event
of the aeason in Bridgeport and vicinity. eagerly anticipat-
ed by all. You can buy if you wish. but if not. you are
just as welcome. The exhibit of Spring modes in gar~
merits and fabrics. in house furnishings. carpets. rugs, and
curtains. is to aid in making selections when the time
comes for buying. .
Music by Jerome May‘s Orchestra cvcry afternoon
and Saturday evening.
There will be a Recital of the Apollo Piano Player '
every morning from ten o'clock until cicvcn thir-
ty in the Tea Room. L
Ten will be served in the afternoon.
Take the elevator.
The customary Souvenir will be presented to all
whose purchases amount to 352.00 or over. This year it is
an article of unusual beauty and artistic merit imported cx~
pressly for us.
' q ‘t "u-
. iii l t"
'Enabliafica
mundane gt"
in t‘ eYaar
t ,5, .1
7”For Infill! it and Chilling
Thevltittti You: iiave
. Alwayti Bought
i
.t
“I:
l
lull-0v
.v l . r
n‘é‘t’g‘omsmfiti . .
Wortns.00nwlsaon5.l‘evernsh—~ '
mutton-anaesthesia;
wt:
membranes nt— ‘ g
the . irritated t or Kerefli‘fofiedbiiet‘dt g “fiftiet'th'e "
the circulation: Rowland. under the insurance of Java- ,
new life .fllill will Ml'flli he“; oloeutvhb“ are. torethgdhem to
tantamount: f abr‘the‘xorodn
m instructs ‘
t
t
tm’OU.RBQLtu.Wha Consequences of ~_Contltiued Eye .
Wmi’eimtdf‘au, . Baal i is ihcpeyeolght,“1nd a de- gt
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