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Prof. William H. Butler. of Chef-
ilsld Scientific School in New Haven,
takes offline codes! 11'. defense of the
proverb Iy "mun” refuting
mentions of danger lurk-
it: in domed oysters. credited to
Dr. Wiley, the government expert. In
a letter to I prominent local dealer.
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Another Page of Glorious Merchandise News
For Tomorrow and Monday.
Complete Clean Up of
used
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powermrdiscssediscovsrodand
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to more definite Informationopre‘
big the locations! newspaper
mutants portslning to the danger
Lydia E. Pinkhsm’ sVegetsble Compound
inn honest. tried end «no remedy of unquestionsbls there 11th value.
Winter Stocks.
.Wl.wum.m.1 DI itsrsocrdofmouthsnthirtyyes ifIlcn ltodIctIIl
, . y... u, n, A.” lurking in oysters “WM “I" 0”” moi scriousills liIretowomsn. nltIIlIsL B. Pinhh’Im‘I
.1” WWW “"th other “Wm? “new“ VQOHIIIQ Oompoundto respectandoonddsnocof every “I! Mild" WE ARE GIVING VALUEO THAT WILL PROVE HEAL INCENTIVEO TO COME AND JOIN THE
No.52. Order lam"- Its r
can "nary-r
sac
- . t"hiyanii II... excepted—It
.flo‘olc'ck. All members ofo. ll.
1 Mil“! invited. Iii! NmA
11W. W I Miss ids III-remade.
Maps water can be found more
silently this by the agency of a
of witch-huel bush hold on a
the ground over any subterranean
, water will. he says. Indicate the pres-
once at water Infaliibly and unerr—
duly. ‘. It is a piece of delicately ad-'
lasted automatic. mechanism which
to the influence. whatever that may
be. of water underground. So delicate
is tho“machine‘ry that the air must be
clear and the ground dry when it Is
Wanted for operation. and the ma
chine must be shaded from the direct
says of the sun. Then it will indicate
" water, if there is any in appreciable.
' nuantltles.
Congress had 34, 974 bills before it at
the last session and B, 940 were enacted
“ ‘lnbo laws. Adarge. number - never
an. out of committee and never
should have come out. indeed they
should never have been offered, but It
ilswhich should‘ (1' to; the waste
basket before the time of any comn1It-‘
feels taken up considering them. The
Wt North American habit of putting
o’s falls and fancies Into bills and
. presenting them to the stateipr nation-
oi law-makers. is one that seems to
"lhcrbsse rathhr than otherwise and up
‘ «late no roaily satisfactory method
'I been devised by which such otter
lugs can be dodged.
he i noodle upona dial that responds 1
KODOL digests what you eat and
fiuiokly overcomes indigestion which
I forerunner of Dyspepsia. it is
first”: in strict conformity to the Na-
Pure Food and Drugs Law and
is sold on a guarantee relief plan. Sold
The Ciilorq Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
FASHION: AND CULINARY. -
“. WRINKLEB.
The ostrich feather boss that are
1 fashionable 1118 not necessarily of a
‘ solid color. as you know. nor Indeed,
hi" with shaded gray and white or
' ‘ , 1:“ white. make the loveliest of
t least two interlinlngs of chiffon
at are necessary to get the best
it for a chiffon gown, else the chif-
d ungrscefui beneath.
cry pale gray and pearl shades are
slower season, so soon upon
ersian ribbon ln’gwhich soft dull
blue predominates seems a rather un-
ual choice of trimming for a street
ume of dark amethyst broadcloth.
tit you would no surprised. perhaps to
note the stunning effect of such a com-
nation.
Nearly everybody" who ll.'('o‘ oilvc
irogularly and everybody should:
vs it in bulk. Docs everybody ru-
member that it is bole Ikopi away
com the light
_he weight of a great bunch of rus—
nttnched to the vow edge of the
male brim of a hat of Neapolitan. cans
the brim to (hoop charmingly over
hair near the back to tl1clcll.’l‘l1o
lliug crown trimming- is u clusttr
“liege and a soil silk._sc.111|'.1111d l
" silken twiSt .lvidcs 11111 band
to the hood.
its ground with plat-k cir-clts or
the lion! wornsu. Is the
[situation of bias bands oi
' Ililhrlll’th that trim hosts
guilds skirts and on-
V‘sandlr and thatch
published since our comer-such on
the matter, i suspect that the former
was I fake story. No one that i can
hear of (other: it.
"Whatever may be Its origin. i have
to repeat what i said to you regard
ing the alleged danger from ptomainc
polsoningdn opened oysters shipped by
the usual method
“it seems to me that the very con-
trary is the me. that instead of their
being mom liable than meals or fish
Dfidm that theie is less. The
evidence dupedence points that way
"i am old mouth to have had op-
portunity of observation over I sulfi-
from canned meats and fish. or at
least alleged to have oomr1 from that
source. but i have never heard of a
single case where such poisoning was
alleged to be due to oy.sters opened
It the shore and shipped inland.
“I will further Illustrate what I
mean, My specific recollections on the
matter go back to 1840, when as a lad
of 12 years. i was sent to an ucsmedy
at a county seat In Western New Yo1k.
l boarded in the ismilv‘ of a grocer.
who dealt in oysters with other pro
visions. They all came an opened
oy,sters in small wooden kegs. in
those days and we1e kept in a big re-
frigerator in the back room of the
store. He'hept no restaurant. but that
back room was lucaiiy famous for a
place to Daimler-s, evenings after the
front store was closed.
That was the autumn of tho Harri-
son presidential campaign. which was
mere strenuouls than any previous cam-
psigns by the introduction of
Log Cabins and Hard Cider
"That ‘oystcr suppcr' usually meant
oysters and included crackers and
hard older, or more rarely, bottled ale.
The terms of the bet were often em-
phatically and speclcally expressed by
the formula "all the onion; you can
1’1 eat. raw or slowed “on both. "
' “That back rooln “Was a popular place
to pay these debts. What the place
lacked in style. it made up in its gen
erous abundance. No danger of the
supply falling off. an accident peculiar
iy liable to happen if the supper came
off at a village restaurant.
"1 have a keen recollection of the hi-
larity with which some of those debts
were paid. It was a privilege to be the
boy assistant to the boss or clerk whc
acted as general manager, cook and
waiter. all in one. There were some
wonderful exhibits of both appetitr
and capacity. the greater the amount
eaten, the better the
Joke on the Loser
who, of course. was of the bo—co-fo-cc
party.
"1 often heard of indigestion and oi
mistaken confidence In personal caps
are New York. or western Pennsylva
nia. when the means of transportation
were far poorer than now. and used
oysters In their capacity. always ship
ped opened. When in western Penn
"in all the long time, over 66 years.
i will repeat. that i never heard 0.
in oysters so handled.
“Pardon the length of this letor, thl
story of the back 100111 of the grocery
is hold merely to emphasize the time
du1ing which i lune had persona?
knowledge, and that mstms so 11-11113
p01ch the been long used abundant
ly. There wore more oyster supper
beta in the next presidential campaign
Polk’s. in 1844 than in 1840."
NORWEGIAN EXPLORER AT PARIS
Amundsen Decorate 6 With the Logic:
of Honor by President Faliierles.
PARIS March 8.-—Amnudsen, Ihi
daiing Norwegian explorer, who made
the Northwast passage in his 47-tm
Gjon, spcnlng’ nineteen months of hit
Iim-c year’s voyage making obscrva
lions in the vicinity of tho llluguctl
pole. has been liouizcd ill l‘ul‘ls. Prcfil
dent l‘ullicrlos «lam-11'. «1 inc explore
a commander of tho Lotion ol‘ Honor
I111 studied by scientific men to deter-
mine their value. All he was able to
say In a general way‘ was that the
ocoam bottom travers by him who
mend every thginkin woman.
When women one troubled with irregular or painful function.
flatulency. general debility.
indi
should remember thereis one trip"
hom' I Ve table Compound.
No ct or remedy in the country has such I
fomsle ills. and thousands of women residin
States vbear willing testimony to- the wonde
d and what it has done for them.
tonsil sick women to write her for advice She has
guided minds to health. For twsnt in
Ink woman-Is of charge. She is the
ham‘ sV table corn
khIm in
walrus". disp tenements. ulceration or indoor
nation. backache.
tion or nervous prostrstlon. they
edsnd true remedy. LydiIE.
rd of sures of
in ever rtof the United
I virtue of Lydis I. Pink-
rsshe nu been Idvlsln
111.in of Lydia ll. Pink!
ham and as her assistant. for years before or deoeus advised under her
immedisu direction. Address. Lynn. Hus.
route north of the American continent
which he discovered, he says. Is only
practicable for scientific explorations.
He earnestly hopes, however, that his
example will be followed or that at
least rotation will be established in
the vicinity of the magnetic pole and
maintained there long enough to per-
mit of a complete and exhaustiw set
of observations.
WORKED LIKE A CHARM.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa.
Va.. says: “i ran I nail in my foot
last week and at once applied Buck-
leu's Arnica Salve. No inflammation
followed; the salve simply healed the
wound." Heals every sore. burn and
skin disease. Guaranteed at F. ii.
Baxter',» South Norwalk and E P.
Weed' s, No1wslk. druggists. 25c. "
WlLL FIREPROOF YALE DORMI-
TOHIEO
Alterations to Lawrence Hall and Oth-
work will be started on alterations to
Lawrence hall, which will involve an
expenditure by the college of about
320.000.
The plans include new fireproof
stairways, floors, partitions and other
changes made, James A. Munro, the
college carpenter. will have charge of
the work and will let all of the sub-
mutmcts. A New York firm of ur-
chltects drew the plans for
changes. in some of the other Yale
iormitovies extensive alterations will
be started during the summer. The
whole scheme of these alterations in to
rake the buildings as finance: as pos-
sible
the:
on other parts of the system
Big Stamp Ui'lers in 8.1111111“
With 1 lb. Best Tea (any kind), at 50c, and 1 lb. Mo-KI licnd acting at
32c; total, 82c we will give 100 PINK DISCOUNT STAMPS.
ore Hearing.
HARTFORD. Feb 8-Tl1o blilwhich
was drawn up by Mayor Reynolds of
Bridgeport. and which provides that
cities which opcrsle drawbridges over
which trolley cars pass. shall receive
$1.000 annually from the state for
each bridge, instead of 3500 per bridge.
as at present. was taken from the la-
ble yrstcxday upon motion of Senator
III'OWII. who introduced the bill.
At the request of Senator Brown. the
bill has been assigned for hearing be
fore the joint standing committee on
appropriations. No date has yet been
named. The bill has already received
the approval of the committee on cities
and boroughs.
The object of the measure is to pro-
vide a state tax large enough to pay
the salaries of draw-tenders.
The winds of March have no terror
to the user of DcWItt's Carbollzed
Witch Hazel Salve. it quickly heals
chapped and cracked skin. Good
too, for boils and burns, and undoubb
PENNSYLVANIA RAISES WAG-El
AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. March 8.—-—The
Pennsylvania Railroad Comp: ~1y has
officially announced that all lunkomon
In the company's Where on the
Schuylkill and P hla divisions
will be given an in wages
amounting to 19 cents a day, advanc-
Ing the. rate of $2 .11 a day to 32. 30.
This step was taken, the Pennsylvania
announced in respons to demands
that the wage scale to the local brake
men be adjusted to meet the rates be-
ing paid to men holding similar places
50 Stamps with 1 lb. No, 2 Ten
to Stamps with. 1 lb. No. 3 Tea.
20 Stamps with if lb. No. 2
15 Stamps with $4; lb. No. 3 Ten .
Tca.. 20c
*—
.. 40¢ 20 Stamps with
.m'
1 lb Java and
Mocha Calico .................. 30:
35° 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Moran.
Coffee ..................... 20c
10 Stamps with 1 lb Best Com 25s
to Bumpswith 1 lb. East Cocoanut 20c
Maud 8. Hour
68c bag: $5.30 bbl. Hammond's Lean Shoulders. per lb. 11c
Sauce ... 15c ‘4 lb Pure Pepper or Mustard. ’10:
[not Gold my. a...“ 20.. 31111.. BestWholoGraiu Rice are
20 Les. GRAN. sucAn, $1.00.
sum. squn. 25c.
10 LBS..GRAN. SUGAR. 5°C.
5 LBS;
l0 UTH NORWALK.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
THE NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Telephone.
NORWALK.
Phone 322-4.
roof.
for- your pleasure.
Coffee.
No. Main Oh, Io. Nor. Tel 143.
I wish“
.1191».
1111in Grocery 06.
Mom so lolly -
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the DELICACIES and NECEBSITIES of daily life than right under this."
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought it here
In Java you would find an exceedingly fine flavored
We have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase I. Sanborn Tenn and Cotton,
known the world over for their excellence.
From our innumerable home
products we have selected the choicest. A wider variety kept In better
M. Epstein,
49 Fot't 111. am Normal. hi. also.
CROWDB, AND DE A PARTY TO THIS UNUSUAL DAROAIN FEAST OF ECONOMY.
ANTEE EVERYTHING ADVERTIOED TO REMAIN ON SALE FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. AS LOTO ARE
IMALL. VALUES GREAT, AND PRICES RIDICULOUBLY LOW, AND IN CONSEQUENCE ARE QUICKLY
CARRIED AWAY BY THE WISE ECONOMIOTO.
Remember—Two Days Only—Tomorrow and Monday.
WE DO NOT GUAR'
TOPOY TURVY SALE
WOMEN'S WINTER COATS.
Only a few left. Prices wars from
WOMEN'S WAISTO.
Two special values. Made of good
materials. Worth 00 and 590.
TOPSY TURVY 36
sacs PRICE. 0
TOPSY TURVY GALE
FUR NECK PIECES.
About two dozen left: good plums
for a few curly comers. Wore up to
312. 50.
TOPSY TURVY
SALE PRICE. $3198
TOPSY TURW BALE
APRON GINGHAMS.
3000 ydu. Apron Ginghnms in shorts.
All the best colors. Cheap at 7c.
ropsv TURVY 51
SALE PRICE. 20
TOPSY TURVY SALE
MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL SHIRTS
ilest quality Outing, full size. 50c
TOPBY TURVY SALE
FLANNELETTE PETTICOATI:
in plain colors. embroidered edge. A
ARMOUR 6. 0038 FAIRY SOAP.
Large cakes. Sells regularly at in:
cake. .
19¢:
TOPsY TURVY SALE
PRICE. 6 cakes for
TOPSY TURVY SALE
TABLE LINEN.
63 inch, all pure Linen Table Dam-
ask, worth 75c. A chance not like it
to occur in many moons.
TOP8Y TURVV 48
SALE PRICE, 9
TOPSY TURVY SALE
WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE.
Fine gauge Black Cotton ilosc.
heavy weight, double sole. Cannot be
bought now to retail at 25c.
Topsy rum/v
SALE antes, per pair,
TOPSV TURVY SALE
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
Lincn.“i.acc and Fancy Stocks. 9.
large assortment of pretty designs.
Toesv runvv SALE
as in. ALL WOOL ALeATsOss.
in a full range of Shades. Regular 50c
$10 to $15. splendid value at 60c.
_ blind Adolph 8¢hmid of Bern. 3?;3‘3m‘ .35.§.°°.f:1..‘f 3"" ”a“: ‘ " ~ 1 TOPSY TURVY s 98 Toesv TURVY 37 9,?33; runvv
‘W m We...“ a ”mg. 1. mm ”“8 m 1- “ (1131:1111??on RnIeIMIM by explorers 11°be .1}... DRAWBRIDGE BILL moves. sALe PRICE. . BALE Pmce. 0 “LE PRICE. 39¢
' ‘ 0" West 0885886 DI‘HC ca 8 0i' r-I—r— .
W“ 0’ "l ’"li’me" WW" 3“ °“ Pumice Poi-onlns trade purposes was exploded. The Taken From the Table and Assigned TOPBV yunvv GALE TOPBY TURVV BALE
TOPBY TURVY SALE
HUCK TOWELB.
18x30. A hummer at 10c.
TOPSY TURVY
SALE PRICE.
Bic
TOPSY TURVY SALE
FINE EMBROIDERIES.
All lengths. good widths. a. variety
of new Spring patterns. Values up
to lilc.
TOPSY TURVV
sALE PRICE. per yd., 93‘
TOPSY TURVY SALE
WALLACE I. SON'S EAGLE PINS.
Full count, steel points. The regu-
lar price is 5c.
TOPBY TURVY
SALE PRICE.
GALVANIZED IRON, WASH TUBS.
Win with Congress as with the legislu- "1 ha” a “V” lemma“ ‘1’“ a r Buidlngo in Progress. edi '3 “‘91 ””0“ ““‘83'3- Result" 250 quality M u'um ' it 1 60 . 1‘
1 y the best for Piles. Sold here b c 1 one. cgu ar .c ya 11:1.
yes of thoseveral states, a difficult popular form "1 demon bet was 1111 it Is expected that during the sum The cugom Pharmac and Th: TOP“ TURV‘“ TOP" TURVV g TOPSY ~TURVY
oyster Supper at the expense of the Y SALE pmcz c 5 LE ,
r to avoid wapt ng time on fool; roger , ' mer vacation of the students at Yale nudge Pharmacy . 3., . A PF CE. 0 SALE PRICE. . 3
”Aston Stere
PENNSY CANCELS BOAT RACES.
Music I50
.FOR SATURDAY.
Mine. Bird on Nellic‘s Hat.
' lie The Moon Has Ills E «:5 II
1 sylvanla the supply came from Chess 10 PINK sTAMPs WITH ANY or THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES' W" ' 3
diarrhea I flstoosearatefrom , .. . - . .. 1‘ .
‘ wfifiip? .33.... Mteg 1001“ am: 3:20.231: .Zfilfilnd‘gol‘l’s‘i‘“ N" Y“ 1 Bot. Monarch Worcestershire '1 Bot. Gold Rock Pickles . ....... 10o 0" I 0‘11 5""‘t‘ 0" MM and many 1-
others.
Donovan Block.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Announcement !
OSTEOPATHY l
i will be In my Norwalk once every
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Office 12 issue Place.
Telephone. 123-3. 1 will be in my New
York oillce, every Tuesday & Friday.
from 10 to 5 p. m. Location. 25 West
12ml street. 'Phouc. 689 J. Bryant.
CHARLES liEYliEliE,
Arra II
Wanna (song and inst). Cherry. 3:
‘Wou‘t You Come Over to Philly II
132 Washington It. :;
PHILADELPHIA. March 8.——The§ 1 1
University of Pennsylvania has can. .
celled the annual boat races with the '
Annapolis Naval Academy because the 23
two institutions could not settle on a. -
date for the recess. Annapolis want- 1:
ed the race to be rowed on April 20 ..
mhllc Pennsylvania held out for May -
SOUVENIRS .
FREE TOMORROW
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
TemCofiee, Baking Powder, Spices,
In addition to usual checks.
Phone 655- a.
Gilli. but never of a case of ptomiaut oalbo Coffee .................. 2th: 151 Your Mother In Molly Ma- ..
one kind of feather alone. but 08- poisoning. 25 Stamps with 1,4 lb. No. 1 Tea .. 26c 10 Stamps with 1 lb No 1 Santos l ‘ L . , ‘ I ..
trick and marabou in pure white com- “Um" 1860 my home was In West OllL. me Me and II“. \\ orld Is .. p
20 lbs. of Granulated for 98 cts
The Union 1111111 T911 Bu.
{,Tifiiif‘figfil. use f§§“0§.,:$:”'fgg‘;gmfifiwr“.‘,'..',',‘{“';§‘l,3: l::‘%.’.3‘.fi.‘i.‘i§$.;.."“ fig: 2‘33.%°.%£.”ll':.”83.r33112111“so. WM A iiRlfiGERMAN'S , . .
.. tau. while w_ con nucs cor- - ' . _ .‘ f ,t, , 3 lbs Best Monmch Staici 1811 - . '
iwfgfiiffilfiglgfihmfigiéf'fi‘; mgvf‘tllfaetma:yo£sh221arhautgg£°firkg 1 3'" Gm 3““ (111111 8““ " 1°° 1 ”“3 ”mm" cm“ 5‘3”“ ' ' 1°° music cross. ”6 wuhmgton St" So. Norwalk' NC“ to pm Office.
Free Delivery.
Every-day necessities at remarkably low prices at our store is
our special offer. Eggs. warranted strictly fresh. have taken a re-
markable drop; while we keep the price of Butter down lower than
any of our competitors. We still
sell Potatoes at our price, while
the price today is considerably higher.
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spots,oc1-u “1111 1-1....1111. l11qu wilih Amuudm ‘18,. MW"... mu“... I... shape is not to be found in Norm! 11. 93- JEROME P-WIRT'1 Fancy Creamery Butter. tub, :6 sweet Cal. Oranges ........ 25c
tie, etc” “i“ i‘¥‘i¢“1“l P09“ 111' fore the various scientific societies and a, m," T. gm n titutc. a . . .................. .3“ Extra iar 1: dog. ..
11.11111111- .... CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, ' "‘“° " ‘ 1' ' _.1 g1 ------- 3..
and Mn "it" MIIIIHB'W "m" icucc for the benefit of France's It . O Klrkovlllo. Me. Linn-Id by --
3‘” a ”we" “"‘J a ”m” ”M" "llnmortsls" in the residence of Prim!I ' LEADIN“ ROGER our. Board of Health. Warrantcd Fresh Eggs. doz. 25c 3 lbs.
Willi “‘0'“ “15““ “"“W'd “-"I' Roland Bonaparte. who‘hus moonlit l3 WEST WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
large Prunes, Santa
cy,
“11“” “:0“ 3““ 'ljn-l 5”"51‘3" been oloctcd tothc institute. WW .- ~ ~ - - ~-—-. ~-- Clara Val extra value” .25c
e KW“ 9" “m“ "V m“ "‘ Amundsen expects it will take three . ~ . ' 1 — -— .'
on blouse which is softer lu ‘ 1'1. . Fancy Maine Potatoes, nice 1
[narfilne approm-pilv fill. 11.. :1}"33331133353132.Infosfiiifimigfi'gl Strictly FPOSh Eggs, 32C dOZ. . got Iodine ":1" ”1'3"”: 3;" . find mealy IIIII bind/5c”. pk :3c 3 Sills;e White Beans. York .
' 1 , . day for nineteen months near the ‘ un ay "nus a . _____ -.. .................... 25c
1 ill 1 I11 . .111 “him , . d Eggs, per lies. ...........1.. 250 Defiance Milk, per can ......... .00 1 m _ _
ago: 1,311" {:1 (1:313:11: uni" Elisabeth pale,s Wrgilt.‘::t1::owgath:‘ m Dried Peaches ........... 250 libs. Large Prunes 4...... ...... .260 OLIEFORD ch Native A flies. bri ht ,» “7—9 , ‘ .
m up. pitiiduw parties from m 0 ”flag.” L” (as sum?“ 8 pkgs’. None BuchMlnc‘o Meat. .. Illic 8 cans Bordon Cloam 25c No worrying about selecting Y P 8 3 lb; Sod: or M112: C‘ackcrs.
'1 ' ‘1‘ ”0mm “1 I“ 5“” I" "0 n u???“ .1313... 2rd 33%“: tudlod ’ ”"11 't Milk Crackers 25° 3 lb" 3“" 9°“ WWW" ------- 35° your meats no bother with and large, peck” " ' ' ‘ ' '45“ all fresh from in“: " ...... 25c
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1:: “mlfrsggffmgxo'fif 11131:; .111 ‘3c§‘5.3:§§11§":33i1$%m rancr Mama Pora'ro‘ns ..... .rnn nu. 75c; PER PK. zoo glf.'$.'il’u'!3lilm N“ W on?“ 1136: ; gfiwwc 2:; flag!“ “mum” : 0
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