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EVENING SENTINEL Mom. has been surprising. Car? Amiga“ 4 PROVICIONAL HEXIOAN PRIO- 4ing period of the preceding ”I. the 4 5 41_ 4.; . ' ' ‘
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my. He is apparently “filing to 4 “The total forolsu trade of thecoun ——.——. , . - 1
E ' Villa dominates the situation.
44 MONDAY JUNE :12. 1914 44 44 on Em, mm. a ”magnum “To meet the fattening of foreign here in 1111. unusually at»
P _ __#~_._. - ., :22.- Genoral Pancho has suddenly in- 4 4
44 4 43 awarded in Connecticut. cerisin 4 manufacturers at the expense of Amer- ”mp" stock of». inexpen-
5 MINlATURE ALMANAC FOR jected 110' vigor and purpose into “10 Bridgeport (01kg sigh tearful” and learn producers. the drain of gold from
4. TOMORROW 4rebel army. lie is pressing forward wonder when “Uncle Jerry" moron his: side to the other has begun. ex She d '
..' list what may be the final victorious is gains to end his watchful-WINDS '90“ 0‘ 3°“ “099de WWW by new when masses
F—E. 1.111371. 1.. GOLDEN,
Pnopmcrone.
High tide 10 :38a. 11).; 10:53p. m.
Sun rises 4 20; sets 7 :3.0
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92-2—News Departmcnt.
92- -3—-—Business Department.
1388 —Brnnch Office, Norwalk.
090 —Ed.'1tor’s Residence
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SOCIETY NOTICES
A Stated Convocation 40'! Butler
Ch‘apter. No. 38, R'. A, ’11., will be
held at its rooms4 June 231.1, 1914. It 8
o'cloek p. 111. Work Past Muster do.
“gm. Jhis wil be the int Stated eon.
vocaticm until: Sepi.&th,1914
All R. A.Meso11s cordially and m-
temally invited.
‘ cHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
'14 Afloat: ROBT. M. WILCOX. sec'y.
THE moshm'ro once MORE.
Representative Moore of Pennan-
ulto
"m“ has mmdu‘w an 1111111110511 slble. It may not be too' late. how~ tic approbstlon.
bill in congress. He asks for an ap-
propriation of $100,000 to be expended
by the Public Health Service to deter-
mine the cxtcntvto which mosquitoes
to the human race.
govern-
pose henceforth as a figurehesd. con-
tent with a show of civil power. while
carom “limit Huerta He plans
als indicted a disastrous defeat on
Gen. Natera while Villa was sinking
in Terrace, and then he expects to
"‘00”. while Gen. Obrsgou closes in
Ihim from the east. His own soldiers
are reported to be loyal and e'ushus-
lastic if the armies of the other rob
cl generals obey him, there. need be
no doubt of the outcome. Casino City
will fall. Huerta will lies or sulfur ex-
ecution. and Villa will name himself
or some friend as provisional presi-
deuL
in the face of Villa's bold man-
oeuvre the recent proceedings at
Niagara Falls look rathor farcical. it
was folly for the mediators not to wel-
iconic representation from the Cousti
?tutionslists at the start. If media-
tion is wrecked. that error is respon
ever. to remedy the mistake. if the
modiatora yield to the wishes of the
United States. The .blusterlng and
stubborn Carranza is practically out
; ‘transmlt. disease and are I menace of the way. and the man to deal with the breath of life
\l hen this is 444 the present 444444.444“ 43 Villa who it. much is lost and after atlme. all.
to take Zachtecas. where the Fedor-Y
move on. to Mexico City with 40,000»
from the west and Gen. Gonzales joins '
m m NOIJWALK “mom
maetership by recompieading John F. ’
Ponders. state central commitment“.
for the place. There were four can-
didates and the contest was a warm
policy.-—Bridgeport Standard.
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in: home their belongings by panel
post and thereby saving a little non- . .
ey. but many of the New Haven ex- 1
pressmsn who had considerable lu-
como from the transmission of suit
cases and boxes to the railroad ata-
tiou for years have found this week
that much of this business has been ‘
The parcel post has out into E
the business of other people besides 4
has steady;
lost.
the expressmsn. but it
benefited the public and promises: to
be of even greater benefit as time
goes o11——.\'augstucl1 Néwn
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“hen public business involving the
expenditure of money is done la pl
manner which invites public critichll,
and so u to cause inquiry as to the
moth not the person responsible.
the question occurs. on to why I)!”
body 311911111 be wists; to plus hus-
self in such I mull position. “I
naturally desire to be them he»
est and competent They wish for4
They hope for pub-4‘
It requires DOM'
public approval.
(11] motives to gel normal men to
do things that are likely to disgrace
them. This is especially true
of men who make a business of pol~
ltlcs. To such public favor is as
When they lose
——llrldgeport Farmer
Yale students are said to be send-
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1 reduced $87,528,370.
112.391.1180.
scan industry by reckless tarifi’ cutting
3 custom receipts alone. and s total
shortage in
fagslnst which the extravagance of a
: HONDAY. 11m 22, 1,1.
'try, notwithstanding increasing buying
abroad for American consumption, is
“Theosoditlon forced upon Ameri-
ls shared by the national treasury.
which enters a loss of $26,102,653 in
income of 829,110,217,
1 .gcrmos expenditures 11,959,239. Thus
lCougrees pledged to economy has in-
:s surplus of $16,584,014 has been turn- 4
led into a deficit of 325.485.492.”—-Even-
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Luis Cabrera. one of the members
of the Constitutionallst agency in the
United States. and a man who is
looked on so hoisramosg the first
in Enrico, has been discussed among
the. mediators st‘ Niagara hills for
the provisional presidency of Mexico.
should General Huerta get out as a
result of the negotiations there. He
. lng Mall. June 19th.
“ 4 lsentinel seems to have found drain-
‘bow on the dark business horizon:
‘Lsst week an
: led
Yours truly.
RETIRED.
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FAcTQRIIO ("4 SHORT TIME.
EdltorSentinel: .
“Optimist is. Saturday
Emmi" new. nusslsu TUNlc
' wm~ ““7931.”
4 Absolutely the newest thing
in Wash Skins. in thb becom-
ing long tunic shirt, made in
natural linen and cordellne, in
all sizes; value W
insurance lnspector'
undo this. statement; “I have inspect-
ed-slxty dour Modes in Conuectlgutl‘
4!“th the M M- ”the and M4
found (my two main: lulL tins.
481nm are working two. some three and
{four days a week. Some have M114
’0! onehalf of their employee and the;
rest are working short hours. Some.
are closed up for the time being Fiver)4
factories I found in the hands of
celvers. During my twenty years’ 3:1
perisnce I have never seen such 11.14
general stagnation." Has “optimist";
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WHITE SERGE
SKIRTS $42.98
Regular $4.98 value. In the
most attractive and unto-date
models, yoke and one tisr ef-
fecl4 trimmed with pearl but.-
tous, in all sizes.
Every new and desira-
his style, color and sire is
Made of figured crepe,
long tunic effect, embroid—-.
cred collar and cuffs; va-
lue 83.00 each . $41.98
NEW WAOH DRESSES.
' Of imported striped and
flouneed voiles $3 98
NEW WMH DRESSES.
Of. lithe, linen and
flowered super $4.98
NEW WASH DREssEa.
Of linen and silk trim-
med flowered miles, with
long tunics $6498
LINGERIE wmsvs 98¢
Regular 81.50 value. Made of
line sheer voilee, in models sc-
’ knowledged to be the cloverest
*of' the summer styles, many
have high rolling collars.
r HWRED JAPNNISI‘
SILK WMS'I'S $2 98
Regular $5.00 value. Beauti-
ful new models, no woman’s
Wardrobe is complete without
one of these pretty waists.
visited the plants of our city“ to find.
out. the facts and figures? Most 0:14
them have been stung by the psychol-g
'. done, he “3mg the “=de l rtuuatel is much ‘inoro tractable.
i . neat to cooperate with the state and 0 d 4 y v d 4 4 4 lrlc 444 and W lhss just been named4.f.~ minister “.0810“ bee. HALF TIME. 4-
i *1 municipal authorities in exterminat 2:4 38:11er 41:4411111594444444411 ’44 . IN THE new or 'roamcs. 10ml“ “NW D! Cums-I in the -——-—-—-———— 4
11 re on w a 11s on , 1 . 4 ’ -
? ing the disease- carrying mosquitoes. 1 r a s “33 following appeared in Sundsyis preliminary statement. of the mepi HIGH ST!" ON TROLLEYS. i
. 1 4 1 'If the mediators do not proceed to “4.4413990“ Post: ...”. latest lntelli- bershlp of the new Constitutionallst4 or Sentinel 4
i’ _ llt- seems rather unnecessary to come to terms with Villa, the United gen“ from Washington 1. that (‘03 cabinet M u“. “a" .03“. h' lll- “1444444 is the man the E881 ave-l
‘3 spend any more money in such ln1cs« States government itself will proba. gressman Donovan 'wlll nominate 3:31:23393331202313311‘2213? worku 449 cars cannot have 4440,4944.“ stops? -~_~ ...-
4. tlgstious after what L01- (‘OTE” and bly open “980443440,“ with him. 4“ Lawrence J. cm for Postmaster and 4 Here 4! 444444449 .44 statémenl or "444 The on ll so M“ R ‘3 almost lm First on balls—Oi! Gearln. 1; 01! Man. In
his medical staff discovered in Cuba ~ James L. McGovern for Collector of W ' M5“ for Clad! to “on up 40 “4, 34 fl, - fimt an"? 810’!-
“ the real power in Mexico. and arrange aims of the i‘onstltutlonalists. and it o Hoffman. 11. Struck our—BY
“”1 Panama about Anopheles, 8mg. a program to he carried out when Customs. If [his news I). corrifit is presumed it has. the sanction of 41 walk to and from my '0" in South Gearin, 5- by Marx, 5- by Holfman.2 .
6m 19. and other varieties of mOBQ‘H- . .1 there is nothing surprising about :- Carranza and the bhlefs of the t NOW.“ from m Norwdlk rather Sacrifice hits——C ““8““ Gearln. Roger Pecklnpaugh has done fine
*' ) MeXlW UW “1‘84'Mciovern's selectlo as it has for a ppr y Work with
_ 4 4 4 - 1 11 {than try to get into the car, as It 13 Left on bases—Cedar Hils.i ; Nor the bi“ for the Chancemcn
' mas, and what they did in the cans. 310118 time been well understood 4443444 “it has been widely stated that the} '1‘ others who on this trip not on] lth
3: zone particularly to make fpvenhauut-l M McGo 11 id ltlmall st Carranza move _ Ills only the 3° difficult. h." are walks, 5 Wild pitch-Marx. innings but ' y 11- timely ““3
. 4 DEAD MAN HAD Hls FLING. P- “"1 0“ u 35' 8 : 1111111111111 some 11111. is there no name ”when...” Mame by mama, 3,5 4 many 111111.119 has batted we“
51 ‘ u bitsble and 1191111111111: 1 . . . 1 - - the place 1111111111311 John J. 51ch WP?“ 0' QWWEklMJM“ 9‘ ~ 1 . over .300 .11.... 111 .
23337:“!me a ’ ‘ There was something very human mars was 444440 “44444444; candidate 444.4444 Modern and reinstating the ofilce' "‘9 for if! ’D R H“ by pitcher—Hoffman Stolen 1444944484445 11‘: e‘1"‘1‘3‘l110me.
w t“handout need to make any month! A CONSTANT REA E . 'bases—F Il‘orsluud. Time-1:42.Uu1- 43 u on opposing teams
3 about the m“ 1‘“ SOD°T°WH “9* influential backing: The post once “01“" “9901mm! 113' NHL The our ~ ~ ~ : 44444. ngglns. three times last week. and another
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poses of the Conatltutlonallsts are‘
higher and better defined than were:
the motives of the 1910 movement.
The constitutionallsts propose the
establishment of a constitutional4
government in Mexico. but ss they4
realize the unfitnoss of the Mexican?
constitution and other laws they
intend to reform them in order tool
'lisve a system 1111.11 to the country. i
'4“Tbore is no doubt that peace ln'
feature of their play was the last and
sure fielding which went with several
of the games.
Honus Wagner faced Tyler. .\lar-
quard. Tesreau. Mathewson and Dema-
reo in succession without making a.
11:..quirlcs into the. habits of mosquitoes.
‘ Mr. Moore can get all the information
he wants by sending across Caplrol4
. Park to the Congressional lflibrary'
.4 ‘ Anybody else can doubtless get the
’ same information in his own city.
waited until ha,was dead to have a appointment was not sowell defined.
little excnemant—wutme had it! Former City Clerk Bouchar was a
Ivan had always yearned for the prorll‘inegt ”with”! 3"": “”40””:
izatlon some a ma e 113ch eon e -
thrill of fast tru1e1.Expross trains, mm W have him named 44 443 444 not
motor cars and aeroplanes fascinated it will be a gmt disappointment to
'hlm. But Iv'ans longing was hcbbled- them Both McGovern and Gill are
[3 5‘“ for sxtermlnatlng the mosqul by fear. He had never dared enter an ardent Purity League mon.’
‘ “’9" the thing is simplicity itself The automobile or a train lest accident +
only mystery involved is the peculiar : Republican Town Chairman Alex
befall him. His love of speed had to 44 44044441.” 044 Bridgeport. wants to
k in human nature that keeps peo-'
kin 4 4 so slm rest content with riding through the see Mayor Clifford B Wllson cendi
4 pie everywhere from app) n8 streets .of St Petersburg in a cab be- date for Goveplor next Fall. T4445 is
pie a remedy “8 an Old story Wt hind an “Clem span of cart horses what he has to say about it:
"le 3?th %"°"*:.111*::1=....
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governments ”menu and m 11.. lisarin lwirls ErsalBallAnainsti
system and laws. This is the ressonn
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NEW. YORK. June —-Having un- M‘-
dergone various changes the three cup The ml“?! to Tris Speaker 3 ankle
lyachts Defiance. Resolute and Vanilla. sustained 1" Saturday’ 8 game. proba-
will resume their tuning up contests 'NY ““1 keep him on the bench for .1
4111111 week in upper bong island '0“-
‘Sound The first race in the long 59,. New York and Boston will be all
lea arranged for yachts will he held "3319‘ “9 With each other on the
of! Greenwich. on Tuesday under the; baseball field this week. The Giants
auspices of the lndlan Harbor Tech? are filmed for SIX games in Boston, mm
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is ‘1 think it is about time Bridger
worth repeating until something
driven by an old and trusted servltor. l
“ done about the matter 4 ‘But Just a little while ago 'Ivan
4 It you d0!“ want ‘0 be ““9““ “9 Soporovski died. And 11111 was rich.
. by ”05‘1“““3' “'“h the ”055"“th 0‘ And his amazed executor found a
4 4 malaria, or 3911‘” fever or mom clause in his will providing that when
’ poisoning. drain the swamps or stag [van was outlined for sspulture, be
pant pools where the insects breed. 4544044444 be carried to the cemetery,
The practical results of draining °
swamps have been shown in Norwalk
and piaoep along the Sound. Some‘
work. in their direction remains to be
dam-and- ‘svery encouragement should
..glven the public spirited citizens
glib are willing to undertake the
aeroplane. He left $100. 000 for the
aviator who should dare to take him
on that wild post- -mortem filghtiM Ml
chael Popoff undertook til} commis-
sion, carried his-passenger. and col-'
4lected his fare. and Ivan rests in
peace. ‘
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g No young man in America is able
lto give larger tips than John D. Rock.
lefeller, Jr. And whenever John D.
‘Jr ., rides in a New York Central per-
i lor car from Tau-ytown to New York,
he inherent a little. .old yellow pig--
'skln purse and carsmlly selects a
m Court The appropriation was 411111111 and hands it to the colored 11°F
., tier. Most wealthy men do likewise
plbd b the commission in the
1.. for y We the poor spendthrlfts who give
gala? wa , but the Freeholders re-
ed to ho:or it in compiling the an- lblg up" A rich ”y" "Batter
budset give too little than too much."
A ‘despatch from Trenton, N J.
a that the peremptory writ of
‘ . allowed by Justice Min-l
compel the Board. of Free-
of Passaic county to include
. its annual budget an item of 314,-
.M‘.‘ bribe Paasaic County Moa-
’ thgeminatlon Commission. has
11‘ made absolute by the State 811--
4 EDITORIAL
. WW3 1” “'3 WWI-E- wrru crush estrous.
The Wollsxleo is? now is the The St. Louis boy who Won all the
homuasponmgbssstthsearly
age otnmmmamdsfi, a
week‘stesogrspher. whenhereaches
MW We «industry sl-
: 'of “Pancho" Villa more than
' ,orher m m next few weeks
ow whether this meteoric no
will 11 11111111: M17wheiherwrs-
ty has turned him into a .4
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_not in is crawling 'hearss4 but in au‘
"'whfyefsrnioutitheirspelllng soon-4
'port was recognized
ticket in a substantial manner. Bridge-
port never has had a governor and
seldom has the time been so pre-
piuous as now ingot a local ’man
slated for this office. As. you know
I have been mentioned for thh state
'secretaryshlp. but Bridgeport cansot
hope to have two men 0114 this year.
and I would prefer not to make the
attempt now, believing the time in-
‘opportune. it seeins time that Fair-
'lleld county again has the call. and
4events may. shape themselves so the
Bridgeport will have the naming 41)!
a man. that man. to be Mayor Wil-
son."
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Sheriff. William H. Vollmer has
in Bridgeport as s desirablanandldate
for the Postmastorshlp. . It does not
Imam: their. the Sheriff is. a. voter
there.
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1113 may symostbbeln the W
with Ms Blockers desire. to one
Insulate. can». W. Perkins. on no
as DemocrouML heard). not sauces?!
in cream: dismiss: in the. 9:3.
grassiva wt: 1.1.1 tins west-slug it
as an ally a: the Hamper-stag The
more votes. it can keep “when 11..-
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on the state
been mentioned by cartels: Democrats _
Says the. Baum sum "111111 as ‘
that the Censtltutionsllsts appear too;
radical .to 'those who would like to:
find a way of' pacifying Mexico at"
once. 3
"(rm Constitullgusllsts men to1
begin immediately such economic
reforms. and upselslb such agrarian
reforms as are necessary to offer
to the lowar classes an opportunity:
of improving their. conditions: di-
vision of large estates. oqunllntioo of
taxation. and in places where it would
be hacesssry. the reestablishmspt of
the. egidos‘ .or. communsi land syso4
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New Haven loam, Besides 1
Making Two Homers
iClub of that port. The \'ew York-
lYacht Club will continue the sport-
E with a race for the trio in connection
' w-lth the annual regatta of that club
Three home runs over the right field on the 25th. On Friday and Saturday
fences. a pair of doubles and five sin- the Seawanhka-Corinthlan Yacht Club
4819!; proved too much for the Cedar wil hold races for the boat‘s oi! Oys-
Hill club, of «New Haven, in yestcr for Bay.
day's ball -gamo- at Amusement Park, 4
and the locale won bra score of 8 to 1.. on the following week and after an
Marx was battedvto all'coruors of the‘ overhauling the three yachts will go
llothnd out of the box and the visitors to Newport for six weeks of racing
never had a chance to win. in which event will count in the so-
Dsarln pitched great ball for the loctlon of a boat for the defence of
homesters and contributed two of the the America‘s cup. .
.home runs. getting one over center4 The Defiance hill appear this week
field fence and the other over the as a typical knockabout ha1lng been-
right field fence. “Billy" Kerr con-4111mm of what little bowsprit she car-
tributed a single and a double, and.3 ried when she met her rivals for a
Lawn connected for a single and s :hriefand dad a half off Sandy Hook
homer. The score: ion June 19. The most successful
calms. 11111.13. lyaonts turned out by George Owen
. " .Ih 1‘1 n no a e‘the designer of the Defiance. have
relay. 1: .....’.......s o 1 o o ojbeen of the kuockahout type. with all
c. lowland. rf ..... 12. o 0 3 o o'gang inboard, and 3 short 19019 top.
'Wilson,cf . -------- ..3 1 1 3 1 otmast. It is expected that the Defiance
Ornss ------------ 4 0 2 1 0 ofwill receive time from both the Van
.F. Forsluud. 1b 0 0 7 0 0;ltle and Resolute, while her managers
Jeflcott. 211-01 1 1. 0 04 believe that the change from a large
Palm. 3!) ------ 3 0 1 2 '3‘ llaingle jib and tall rig underwhlchshe
K159131581 c - ---3 0 0 7 3 0 first tried. will not cut down her speed
“mull. -:.......1...2 0 0. 0 2 0 to any great. extent.
Human. p .........1 40 01 0 0 0 The Resolute has been altered to a
".“" "‘ “ ... 'fldouble head sail sloop the same rig
Totals .. .. ..zs 1 8 2i 9 1' Which shotrisdduring thefirsttwo
‘Andsrson batted for C Forstudd 4,
fiwmmmkmmmw “WWW ‘5 "Mu-11111. on board that there isvsry little 1111.
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Long Island Sound series will close4
the Red Sox have two pcstporiements
from their last trip here.
There won’t be any league game at
the Polo Grounds tomorrow. Yale and
Princetou'belng due to hold the fort.
The Giants will play off .the postponed
game with the Reds on‘August13.
Pitcher Billiard. of the lndlanspolis
Feds, finished both games of a double
header against the Tip Tops and ‘his
team won them both, although the los-
are made eighteen hits to opponents'
eleven in the second altercatlcn.
Between the two home clubs right
field at the Polo Grounds this season
has had five occupants. Murray, Snod-
grass and Robertson for the Giants,
Horizon and Choir for the Chancemen.
Doc Crandall is going through the
same experience that other pitchers
have had after a long winning streak.
which is that he is finding it hard to
recover the winning habit. His last
three starts have been defeats.
As a stamina pitcher. James. of the
Boston Braves, is looming_ up this
month by thef requency of his appear-
ances and the percentage of success at-
tached thereto. On June 2 he beat the
Brooklyn 3 to 2. in thirteen innings;
on the 6th he relieved'l‘yler, but his
team lost to the Reds. 6 to 4; on the
Bill be lost to the Reds, 3 to 2; on the
11th be rescued Perdue and the Pi-
rates, were beaten. -3 1042; on the lath
41111. was relieved by Crotcher. the Cubs
being beaten, 7 to 5; on the run he
beshtho Cubs. Ho 3; on the 19th be
rescued Itudolph and the Cardinals
were beaten. 7 to i; on the 20th be
‘best the.Csrdlnall. 3 to 2.
WHITE IOX WIN.
name-11m. mama
Canons hysseorsof 19 to]. yes-
“mum.“ May. as the and late. The lineup:
”but“ unknowns—Burl- 1'!“ KW» 0‘-
W.Court.lf;1. 3.011.“; Quinn»:
m-1m85. Wslduc Ir.-
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4msur-r4sslu. man-I1 at:
“an; m. mus-1.3:.»
mammal-Is.»
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