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newsman
sumac In
til
is
.2 .-_,-Beclty Barf
. to .9: layer
alias .quer Cohn and she
“:90! weeks. Silo did not
We mbrried until Monday
rota” had no idea that he was
. The situation is the
him ever cattle to tho
' 0X: the local prosecuting an»
art ‘rt‘etibers. or Mrs. Btrot‘sky,
it 3 old and about ten months
" it fti‘llor hometin the Province
’ i‘ . liable; and, 'nnaecompunicd.
me across the ocean to this city.
Id no relatives in this city, but
,‘ (thing here she located people
came from the same section of
in! and among those was ..Strof.
‘t
i e _
“boil“ she did not know Strofsky
. a old country they became very
ndiy here. Their friendship rip
‘ti Into love and they became en-
ed. ln"sooordtiuce with the He.
custom an engagement celebra—
wss desired and Miss Barten-
,obmined permission from one of
-, er; scotmlntances to have the eeic-
moon at hie house and it unis hie-it}
. the ... tr sky spent a gout on o
‘ ‘iiits’l‘;i,fil.ii‘lia n“.t:he 'company of Miss
Hatfbnb g ’and “tilt“y looked forwurtt
happilyloiho time when they would
be married. '
. ' Miss Hartenberg was unable to talk
v Eu iléhwhen she came to this country
, an 'Strof‘sky; who is employed by the
Harland Hegeman Company. talks
but little English now. lie in about iii
wesrs'oid. Shortly after the, engage-
ment according to the statement which
the girl makes, Morris Gurflnkel. who
lives (in ”Kennedy street. went to her
and advised that she have. Strof sk y go
to '9. lawyer‘s office with her for the.
purpose, as he stated it. ot‘ having the
‘ . marriage confirmed, She says that
Mr. Garfinkei told her that she should
have the mattor'fixed so that Strofsky
could not turn her aside and put. her
in the position where her girl ac-
quaintances could laugh at her. She
told Btrofsky’what Mr. Garflnkoi had
suggested. He was agreeable filltl out:
day with Strofsky she met Mr. Carlin-
koi. She Hays that tinriinkci took
them to some place and not, a paper
and with the paper in the poem-salon
or Garnnkel they wont to the otnee ot‘
Josiah W. Levy. Mr. Levy. she says,
asked her some questions and then
told her that he. would send her a
paper in about a week and within
that time she received the. paper, Mr.
‘ Levy got 52 for the part lit}. took in the
transaction and :she says that Mr.
Gnrllnkel asked for $1 and that the
sum was paid him.
After leaving Mr. Levy’s office lilies
‘ Hartenberg went to her own home and
Strofsky went to his home. He eon-
tinusd to call on her with the saint.»
regularity as botore. but :1 few Wut'iifi
ago his visitsbotunic less frequt .° and
finally he stopped culling nittuzether.
Miss Hartenberg became much wor-
ried nnti finally who cumo to the con
ciuslon that Strofsky had turned her
aside for good. The fact that she tutti
not broken off her engagement. with
him worried her, and taking the pa-
por which hilt: had received front Mr.
Levy she went to see a lawyer, lie-
lloving that he could do something to
set the engagement aside. When the
lawyer examined the paper he saw
that it was it marriage certificate
mm'out in regular form and he told
Miss Hartenberg that she, was the wife
of Strofitsy. She couldn't, believe. the
lswyei’s statement. but on his recom-
mendation slm wont to the office of
Prosecuting Attorney Calhottn"to have
f
Strofsky for non-support. The girl
‘ told her story to Mr, ('uittoun through
on intepreter. She had no itil‘il lilnt
much worried. explaining that
0. a but a marriage by a rabbi.
KI
‘ I
In to support the girl.
to a week. He didn‘t uoo
could do much for her.
‘hld a high sense of moral duty
ab keenly. tut they mud it was'l
.[ _ ”if;
Willi
't tint they were to wait. and
red his poultion.
that. he liked the air
honould for her.
"timeouts. however. did no
horseif Strofitky'g wife. 0
up llcniloii for the unuuinteu
sin would take a few day
the mutter.
, , a‘ c
“3. Jim. Dr.’i‘owier’
fig" til“. PM
mums;- Winchell Recoil!» Communi- I;
. nut ‘99
u tilt
uh")!
co!u
rsferenct. ‘ to the tenement
custom a.
motor boa
file. and 1. 0! those
“(gaming
.1‘ -' .'
“2 ym my Opinion and trout my ob-
serve ‘
cue ‘ we ere” .
2nd needs inmodiate nttet ntlon, Q91.
lisionh have been i'larrowly averted by
thi .vcss‘ei sevcrsi . ‘
molar hoaxn under suit iwiti 1 their mo-
tor going) for simply saiiln t; vessels;
and 1 therefore.
tentlon of lite
an amendment to the “Rowen! the
Road." t
Sh." loungempmloyment :‘ii‘rt‘l‘: ‘\. (Jomumudergl. S. il
, ,- 9061‘ an l 08 , x . )0“ may“ ng-
. " V ctut’th 1‘ sdies' underwear,- ‘ ’1 ..
pond! l t» 5 iii this country were THREE OOOD AND Just R1 , so.“
his! "‘ “ Then-ems three reasons \V ,y moth-
ers
First. it is tbsoi
and, It, tastes
Third. u cures GoughS.
Whooping CM"!h
The Consolidated. Road Will Furnish
will assist the peach
nectleut this year by
a warrant issued for'the arrest of
«be we. married to Stratum when sh.»
was in Mr. Levy's oni ... :tnd Rilv‘ \vau
stile
. 3 cold not have conunntrd to any mar-
i‘ Calhoun soul. for Strorsky. The
‘ itho‘nsli he hits been in title coun-
atyo you». known but little of Ani-
.40” Quelpms and be With much unr-
when told that. ho was the girl's
. *Hls statemunta agreed with
I torment: the girl mode in his
. ' Ila-once. He was asked if be well will.
lie said he
, 1! .w‘lilingto do what he could. but.
bimuldlnot do much us he earned but
how he:
Il‘in‘fimnborg is a good looking
H no 1101' conversation showed that.
j! ‘Stroflity felt their positions
“they said it watt understood
by {item It the time of the engage
,. He
we: willing to take her and do
totem way Btrofttk had trest-
‘ moderating to on i on her. It
I? lifted to her that. site could
, ‘ the marriage as valid and
on the ground that she
,_ d the nature of the
__ time it on perform-
‘ 110 in! it position and in cup-
umlnc its: own living she did
‘ what site wanted to do end
‘ Htt‘ltwhorry. Cures‘
melatonin 311?;
. soars.
nan-Inui-
utilize Upsn. arming Ivli.
motor of thrill-lent J. Rice Win-
*oiimiwxflmilo imisy gave out
of} communication that has
solved by‘hlm referring to the
of motor boats T s lsrg .. .
um tugging at this class I I: 3
any“ of yj e we or: 11 an ‘
insomniac Long lbland sound, has up.
tly unused the navy department
he some action to. compel; the
atom of these bonus to take due
i once of the ruiegot theysea.
9 full text. of the dotmnunlealion
llows: . ,
ire to cull youtr attention for
,, o the
blaming ln‘ indie: we rs of
is proceeding under rules Of
pplicsble only “to sail ves-
met crlbed f r
Vt flSGiR which 'thcy shoud
in
.1
auto.
1. .J 6 (“iii
road 8
tr
lions in ~. he last two seasons in
this in it growing evil.
times in mimicking
respeolfllii v request
hat. this matter be brought to the at-
proper depart meat. for
Vcr . respectfully,
iii) 3-. C. FREMONT.
Minute Cough Cure:
utely harmless; Sec-
gomi-«ohildrcn dove it;
Cro up and
when other remedies
‘he Clifford Pliermacy.
prefer One
all. Sold NY
TO HAUL‘ PEACH CROP.
Many' PM
The Consolidated road managers
' ZTOWPI‘J of Con.
furnishing them
abundance of Hllill bio cars
0 ship their crop. List week
the officials of the eottimuiytiu».'Il(tet'lnil:t; 1'
1 . rowers of the. sac . ct,
l\jtiii‘iihth‘tgeln and talk over the situation...
Nearly all the growers itn {his part, of.
‘ . ili‘. were rcprescn Bi .
mfl‘tm‘erops this your will. if nothing.
happens to injure. it. be larger thunl
any for the past three or fliur years. it t
is estimated that it will total nearly
500 000 baskets and that betwaeu’voo
and 800 cum will be needed. ihe
railroad officials promised to furnish
all the. care needed and to move the
frtlit its rapidly as possible.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest news from Paris is that
thev have discovered a diamond cure
for-consumption. if you fear conuump
tion or pneumonia, it win. however, be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. 'l'. McGee, .of Van-
lecr, Tenn. "1 had n 0011331 for four-
teen years. Nothing helped me. un
til i took Dr. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs nmi Colds.
which gave instant relief, and effected
a permanent cure." lluequulied (11.1 A
cure for Throat and Lung Trouble a.
At 1“. ii. Buster's drug store: price.
with an
in which I
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householders nrukc ti generous
3“
to Work.
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SPANISH. WAR vsranhhsfw
-———-.
Eight Cities and Towns in the State
to be. Represented in Bridgeport,
Saturday.
The Spanish war veterans from
eight cities and towns of the state
will attend the. Department Encamp-
ment annual meeting of the United
Spanish War Veterans. to he held in
Bridgeport. Saturday morning. The
contingontrt will come from Hartford.
New Huron, Willimantic. New Lon
don. Norwich. Norwslk. Meridcn and
iBrunl‘ort’t.
The annual meeting will he presided
over by F. i.. Averill. ot‘ ilrauford.
The. entertainment provided by N. W.
Bishop Command of this city, in-
eludes a shore dinner tendered the
visitors at Greene‘s shore house on.
St avicw avenue. The Senior Vice Comv
:mander F. A. Bartlett, of Bridgeport.
tvue busily engaged tndny perfecting
the arrangements for the entertain-
:mont of the visitors.
The local veterans request liiiilv
dis.
play of the national emblem in honor
of the visitors, many of Whom engag-
ed in some of the fiercest of the cow
.gtngomcnts ot‘ the late wur and who“
:ervcd euliettnt-nls in Cuba. Porto lli-
co and the Philippines. %
A SMOOTH ARTICLE. 5
When you find it necessary to usei
salve use De Will's Witch Hazel Salve.
it is the purest and best for times.!
Zlurns. Bolls. Eczema. Blind. Bleedingi
.Itchiug on Protrudlngti’iies. Getthe
genuine DoWitt's Witch iinsel Salve.
50c and $1.00. guaranteed. Trial lit—d.-
fi’q‘
Sold by Tito Clifford Pharmacy. "
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TRYING TO SWIM ENGLISH CHAN-
ievcry form. and will build
' foodto work owls food to live on.
Anion works «to him. He must live
Hp glues both better. on
needs 31.5fm“...
the social crsckcr. that contains in the
most properly. balanced proportions at
greater amount of nutrimcnt than any
food made irom~~iloun
ii it let. w;
Unéeda also
no "kl...“ am midis tri" yew,
NATIONAL IiSCUlT- COMPANY
. «...-..
. NIL.
DOVER. Eng. July fills-JP. W. Bur-
gesastsrted this morning in .3 second
attempt to swim aprons the Channel;
entering the water at. the coast guard
station at Lyddeu four miles north-
west of this port. thrgess in 1904 got
within four miles of the French coast
in 1th first attempt to swim the chun-
no.
The pills that act as a tonic and not
as s drastic put-genus DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers. They cure Held-
ache. Constipation. Billiousness. etc
Early Risers are small, easy to take
and easy to sot—41 safe pill. Mack
Hamilton. hotel clerk at Valley City.
N. 1)., says: “Two bottles of these
Famous Little Pills cured me of
chronic constipation." Good for eith-
er children or adults. Sold by The
Cliflord Pharmacy. ”
TEAMSTERS’ RIOT ENDED.
CHICAGO. .luly 28.w-'l‘hc arrest of
foriyitwo persons last night ended it
riot which began with an attack on
two nonunion tenntutcrs at llnlstcnd
and Van Burch streets. More than
500 men and women were involved.
No one was seriously hurt. .
WILL tNTEREST MANY.
Every person should know that good
heuith is impossible if the kidneyssre
deranged.
cure kidney and bladder disease in
up and
strengthen these organs so they will
perform their functions properly. ‘No
danger of Bright‘s disease or diabetes
if Foley's Kidney Cure. is taken in
limo. Sold at l’luisted's Dru Store.
_ Light and Heavy Soles.
Best. of Stock
and All Sizes.
- t, ‘y
u.
Foley's Kidney Cure wilit
p
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. all 1‘it‘. I"
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LOS ANGELES, Oal.. July 28.-—Bis-
hop County. of this diocese of the
Roman Catholic Church, confirmed to-
dsy‘the repel-t that he had received
the personal check of a Los Angelou
man for $225,000 [iii a donation to the
home of Little Sisters of the Poor,
work on the construction of which is
about to be begun. Bishop County
declined to muke known the name of
the benefactor.
...—M
ASTHMA SU‘FFERS SHOULD KNOW
T .
Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph lilies-
sing, 701 West Third street, Daven-
port. Iowa, writes: “A severe cold
contracted twelve years ago was neg-
lected until it finally grew into asth-
ma. The best medical skill available
could not give me more than tempor-
ary relief. Foley's Honey and 'I‘tir
was recommended and one fifty cent
bottle entirely cured me of asthma
which had been growing on me. for
twelve years. if i had taken it at
the start I would have been saved
years of suffering." Sold at Plainted's
Drug Store. “
STEAMER EL CID INSPECTED.
NEW YORK. .luly 2R.-—~The South~
t‘l'l) Pacific Company‘s steamer El Cid,
which urrlvod today from Galveston.
was detained at Quarantine for a thor-
ough inspection of the crew, Health
Officer Doty having decided to put. in-
to operation the. some strict inspec-
tion given to vessels from New 0r-
ieans and Colon, All vessels arriving
hereafter froth 0qu ports will be sub
jocted to the same regulation.
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Ladies’ Tan Kid, Patent Kid end..Vici Kid $200 WM}... i ,,
Hand Turned Soles.
And Wide Extension Soles.
Ladies’ Black Kid Oxfords, Patent Tip, Low Heels, $1.25 Oilfefdh
These are the Best Camaretta. Kid
with Good Soles and All Sizes.
Light and. Heavy
A good Every Day Shoe.
Ladies’ Tan Kid and Russia. Calf Oxfords, $1.50
Soles,
Child’ ”wild' Misses’ White Canvas Shoes at 750,. special.
Men’s Mixed Lot of $3.00 Shoes and Oxfords at $1.50.
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MIDDLE
Alexmtlo ‘
.Fllsmhi, ‘ ..
kg.“m:n..*“mly 2‘71;
0 r W. dry! on
last lsll‘in iii :upbflor
court to serve-fa 'mr‘l’ nominee for
his farm outside Middletown. lulu eI-H
coped from the Jail and csnnot‘ bb‘
(child. luckily ‘lilll been allowed to
m. on the tail lam and once more
clasped and for so doing was placed
inventory confinement. . 5 ~
‘ About two weeks ago he was again
put on the “trusty" list. and took ad-
vantage of it I. second time by deo-
in “from’ouatody, The mm has
been: kapt bullet until now: “
s’ . ’ 1 «Mom»-
ONLY cURI FOR DYIPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Deli. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspemlmussditto have grout distressl '
and belching. i“ tried everything it
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until -i took Basilica Ellwood chem
cent bottle cored incompletely." ‘
For sale by fln’H. Finished. F: a: nu-
tor soothe Clifford Pharmacy. ...
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MEXICAN ROAD REFORMS. .
MEXICO ClTYc July liar-uludge J.
D. Huff. legal representative of the
Kansas City; Mexico and Orient mad.
left here yesterday after having effect
toti‘ important reforms in the conces-
sion (lepnrtmsnt. ~ All previous ounces"
sions are consolidated into one. . ho.
time of completion of the entire line
within the republic is extended to five
years. The total subsidy granted is
now $6,405,000; th increase both!
555.000' 3 . . , ' -
CHAMBERLAIN’B ODLICyCH‘OLERA
AND DIARRHOEA RIMEDY IET-
TER THAN THREE DOCTORS.
“Three years ago We had three doc-
tors with our little boy and everything
that they ‘could do seemed in vain. At
last when all hope seemed to be gone
we began using Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera sud Diarrhoea Remedy‘and in
a few hours he bean to improve. To-
day he is as healthy a child as parents
could wish for. We feel that we can
not afford to be without this medicine
in our hontc.”——ers. B. J. Johnston.
Linton. Miss. This remedy is for sale
by Balloon-Powell Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy and Zeitfuss Pharmacy. "
BURN—PETER” COMPANY.
HARTFORD. July 28.—-—Articios of in-
corporation have been tiled with the.
secretary of state by the BurnnPoterit
Company. of New Haven. The cap-
ital stock is $400,000 and the incor-
porators uro Albert Pfelfer and J. A.
Wtimot. of New Haven. and W. C.
Sherwood of New York. '
BENT HER OOUOLI.
“i knew no one. for four weeks.
when l was sick with typhoid, and
kidney trouble." writes Mrs. Annie
Hunter. of Pittsburg. Pa., “and when i
got better. although i had one of the
best doctors i could get.
i was bent double and had to rest my
hands on my knees when l walked.
From this terrible affliction ! was res-
cued hy Electric Bitters. which res-
tored my health and strength, and now
i can walk as straight as ever. They
are simply wonderful.” Guaranteed to
cure. stontsch, liver and kidney disor-
pl‘ico 50c. t
Adorable insurance,
aosron mauum co.
Capital “moo.
wherever
on the most favorable terms.
Jacob M. Laptop. '
A
com.
5 Railroad Place. to Norwuik.
, Tali M Mr ' i
Telephone 30H. . L
confinement
tiers; at F. H. Baxter's drug store; »
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This Compsny writes I; most liberal I,
form of institutes covering the on
it may be in the United .
States or Canada. against tire art-ins
from any cause. 6191031011le lighir 'n
nlng included—Ilsa mine and trans- ,
portstitn riskr—thoftmpilfgnu, up ‘-
Assessmont = in uranco. ‘
.but trsnifer “11!anth liar «1&1-
. WM rams n o
assault with intent to kill a man at 3:31); ”that"? Fornlow guaranteed
rah antiwpcrtlntdm, address
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calm” E‘IAN‘k u. do
Norwoiit. ct.
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THE GREATEST QED IUG BOUNC-
:n on THE MARKET,
209 A LARGE BOTTLE.
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lilo leitf’ttSs l'itatnl‘acy.
a «oration or. '_ “OO.‘NORW.
Not I Poison. Not Eipié-hn.
. .. ......w ..-
Men Cassimere Suits
Were""“$i'0'.00
This 5119:5759 ..
L; t.../‘ lb.
0- Comte-b
it " it a .7
cLovrtme. mo" AND
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tourism-tn m m flmulll
cantata till
Soap Trade
Marla.
2 Ozone
‘ Burch Trade
Marks.
, 2 Ozone
Wishing
Powdor
Trade Marks.
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H. n. summers
AUTO. BlCYCsLI‘Fo AND “NOVELTY
26 80. MAIN 8T.. 30. NOBWALK.
DAVID w. urinal).
Funeral Dkector‘
and Embllmcr.
to North Mlln at. “out Norwalll'.
Moldavia, d Wuhipugon «not,
Telephone at how. 18+! ..
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Special linguist.
HAMMOOKB. cnooiJET AND
GARDEN Hoes.
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SUPPLIES. .
MPAtRINO "17%th IMNG'I- . ..
"i 2 :8. :tt i '
?.H.R;Bmttt£v,gt_;
so so. mm or. .
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i¢..
no Willi?" tours.
”0.50.
15, 22, 20. August 5, 18. 19. Ill
Cottage City. 5 day
Ju‘liyhfii. finalist”. 250.“ . .
~ to cunts. us, at.
July 24. August/l, 21. 909% 4
Sarsttign Springs.
$12.50 or $15.60.
net 7, 14. 21. 28. September 4.
September 4.
Tuesday, August tam.
824.00. Tunney August 28nd.
Catskill Motto
August 8. 28:19. i“ .
Roycl Tour. 1&8.
islands. Montrehl. Quebec.
Chasm” and Gusto“. "7.00.
day. August 22nd.
from New Haven.
12th.
from New Haven.
her 11th. »
October 18th.
criblng all tours Iii tickets call on
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HHT‘JOOIIIT‘N Ht .
IAW.WLKi-¢ONN.
snougymaggfl ' n eggs on"
’i . .. .t I! dig;
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it may IV on.
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Block island, 3 day trips. 38.60 to
July 15. 22, 29. August 6, 12,
19. 26.
Watch Hill, 8 day trips. $10.00. July
trip-l 017.00.
" 12!.00.
4 01" ...le "ibu-
Jnly 17, 34. 81;,Aug-
Anubis Chasm. iiidny trips. [20.00.
July 11. 24,11. August 7, 14. 21, 28,
Niagara Polls. 0 day: trip. $24.00.
Thousud lmndit- ‘1 do” trip.
s, 5 (in! trips.
$14.00 from. New linen. uiy 18.
days trip. Thousand
Ausable
Tales-
Novs lootili no days trip, ~01511.00
asturdsy. August
Moosohcld lake, 0 doys‘trip, $40.00
Monday. lepton:-
Gettysburs and Washington, 7 days
trip. $80.00 from New Haven. ‘ Fridsy.
For the New Ed Int! Tout-int doc-
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HARTFORD ‘RAILROAD.
, TIMI TAN-I.
In lost. Jun. 1906-
am you. .
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11:95:; mg. nonprofit, 0.51:. will.
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8:403. 0:00;.
11:00:. 11:08; . . .
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3:311, 3:442. «0:54:33. 11:02:, 5:09.
9:39. 11:00:, 1mm
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A. M.——6:00 7?” 10:021.
1’. «4:03. 5,:04. 0:001. 0202!.
11:00:, 12:003. .. ‘ ‘ ,
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300. mad-um. mm. 10:00:, 11:11:.
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