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ESTABLISHED BY

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E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN.
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MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915

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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.

High tide 12:01 p. to.

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
girth—NEWS Department.
kgae3~Businm Department.
1388 -—Branch Office, Norwalk.
tzzs-a—Editor's Residence.
t385-12—-—City Editor’s Residence.
I!!3-I2--Bulin$8 Manager’s Res-
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms, March 16th
at 8 o'clock p. m.

Work—F. 0. Degree.

All Master Masons cordially and
iraternally invited.

Fraternally yours,
SYLVESTER P. DECKER, W. M.
A‘tiest: Robert M. Wilcox,
Secretary.

Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South;
Main St., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of»
each month—July and August ex-l
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch:
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox“

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CHEAP COTTON AND CHEATED
CHILDREN.

There was hope this your. aniotlgl

, merciful and lust?

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~ Wieldnflsgkthat she suffers train.

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, 1'01} s nonkniiiitory nation when, eon-
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ti... experienced in the United.
States. and a difliculty for which our.

’7 present military establishment makes:
' no adequate provision. -

President Lowell, of Harvard Uni-
versity. has pointed out the defect"
Commenting on the need 01'

country with a small standing army,2
he said, “With them, armies can be;
recruited and drilled in a comparative-E
ly short time. Without them, thei
creation of an eflicient defensive force‘
is almost impossible." l

4h is in her great body of thorough-i
ly trained officers that German todai'l
finds her- chief strength. She has even:
been able to lend large numbers of ‘01-;
flcers to Austria and Turkey. it -is
from the lack of good officers that Rus-1
sia euders most.

It isn’t hard to raise big armies for?”
the national defense in a crisis. Audi;
as the present war has proved, a few;
months, or in case of extreme need.§
only a few weeks, may sutilce to iinoclrl
the rank and file into rough shape tori
trench fighting. But oiilcers are not:
so easily manufactured. l

A large standing army means min:
terism, which this country will not and
should not tolerate. But there is no?
militarism or jingoisni in developingl
in time of peace. a capable corps oil,
ollicers ready to take command in time:
01’ war. it is along this line that ourf
military growth should proceed, giv-g
ing us not a larger total number of

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men in the service. but a larger pl'u-i

port ion of officers. l

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ADVERTlSiNG DOMESTIC
TnoueLEs. ,

The field of advertising is constant,
1y broadening. The latest use of me:

You've got to‘hand it to Cspt.VTh(eijk‘ .0
,‘lchens, tor nerve. ‘He sinkgsnd Amati:
_~ can ship without any warrant or use

case. and then blithely sails into as
American .msudofirgpfirjiisnorulsen so-

he cau_gp.out,and 3.le more :Amerl; »,

can ships: , The centimetres Norman
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CLAUDE KITCHIN.‘ NEW“ .2 “looted Wes‘moirnllng'to 32,557.20!
' making the amount to be carried to!
LEADER are THE HOUSE next year {last month's expenses esti-i
' . mated.) _ ’ l
l (2 Notwithstanding that bills un—l
lpaid from the former city to an§
jamount of $3,950.94. and on the newl
5 regime, garbage collection for five.
new“ costing insoles and interesi‘
ion notes or Blair-let for real estatei
bought. and note of former city, 84,-;
i 000.00, mounting to a total of $364.57.?
1 have been paid out, the net loss on all‘1
’ accounts for 11 months is only $1,-
.67. ,
l (3) The net profits of the
Water Dept. are ............ $20,710.87
or this there has .
2 been placed in l
: banks at 4 ‘per 3
I cent. ............ 813,000.00
,0! this. there MI
been spent in ex
; tensions......... 6,083.49 g
,0: un- there has 5
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820,710.87
(4) The Electric Light
Commissioners report a gain l

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‘ on 11 months’ business ...... $22,120.19
1 summary.

, Gain by Water Department. 420,710.87l
. Gain by Electric Light ...... 22,120.19?

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l 042,831.00
. Less by expenditures for for- ‘
‘ mer city above receipts . l
l‘ from it, and losses ........ 1,348.67;
3 Not gain ............... “1.452.391
‘ Respectfully submitted, ‘

STEPHEN s. HATCH, ?

~HORACE R. NASH. E

 

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Kitrhin, of the city of

Vttitlitid \(tl\ \V (. .\\1ll slip 1, D. W. HARP‘ORD,
into one of the \cr) impoilantV Di tri it) i . r :
positions in thc United States» 1' 6 0mm ”lune 6‘ ‘

'l‘he receipts from all sources for the-1
year were $94,240.78, and the expendi-
tures were $93,104.81, leaving a billv
ance with the treasurer of $1,100.97»

whcn ll'lt' ncxl (‘ongrcss convenes

ti'a session is onllcd. llc will

‘gsiict‘ccd Ri‘llrt‘fit‘lltallVC ”scar W. .

The complete report follows:
Receipts and Expenditures,
;Second 'l‘axlng District, October

[Tridci’wood its l)t~mocratic lcadcr
of the ll‘ousc of Rt‘lflt‘St’lllflllYCS.
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Yes, advance samples of ougy
spring crop of dcrhics are
here, '

Light u‘ciglit.

Graceful shanc.

Reliable quality.

Flexible band.

Two to Three-fifty.

Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWVALK so. NORWALK

suulrps of $206,419.32 is shown. While
the electric light bonds amount to
$42,500, there is a fund to meet them.

The report embraces the detailed re.
arts of the water department. electric
light department. board of library di-
rectors by Secretary George 11. Vos-
burgh.

The receiptsioi Water Department
from October 7, 1913, to September 5,
1914, Were: ‘

 

 

Water rents (rates) ........ tantrum
Water rents (metersl factor-v

ies, hotels. saloons ....... 10,591.14
Tapping (new connections on

main) ............... . . .. 180.00
Merchandise ............... 195.89 i
band rents. sale of produce, ‘

hay. etc ........ . .......... 596.30
Sundry debtors for labor,

melee. etc ................ 588.00
Labor ..................... 37.0b

 

 

 

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Strikingly Original

. V ., Models in . 3
Suits-Coats and
Dresses _ «

shown here—garments with a distinct difference from the 0,
‘ common kind—models that are exclusive. ‘

Special showing is now

Dresses that are particularly appropriate for Easter wear. ’
Smart new models which introduce all thc newest fashion ~ ,
ideas of the season in design, material and trimming cf-
fects. as well as the most approved
prices makes these handsome garments doubly attractive.

New Spring Suits

in Covert. Crepe, Serge and

misscs' sizes. Empire or plain tailored models,

In mixtures, iwceds, plaids,
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Cleverly Designed

TRIMMED HATS for Spring
and Easter ‘

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please the fancy of every woman of rcfincd taste. Evcn in

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. . ~ r Fourth Taxing Distri-i ll
, - '. hildren to get a “a" ,. , . .. . - -. , , , . Y lili.l-~—lseptembcr o. 1914. t. . re I, . , _ . . , .
people who mnt c .. m printed word at disphiy Mes ,9 "3,101“ llt mount. and in his 5(l((‘V Receipts ? hydrants and watertrcughs 3,405.00 3 "‘9 lowest priced ones you Will find hints of Iiam__the
show tit childhood, that the limbo ie ‘Vmed by a business mun of ”we? “on the domination ”f ”u. 110,151. 8 n V w m - $0 0097.,»Gregury Boulevard—gunman. , chicncss and smartncss that characterizes Millincrv of ‘
child labor dragon would be broken. V“ 'l‘k . i by SOWI'W‘W“ “WWW“ 1‘5 ‘t “3-“ ‘02.} km a """"""""" ’“5'00 tea on pipe line .......... 20100 9 1' “"th (ll‘SlgflS. hilt \VITHOUT the extreme price usuallv l
The unimpowon bill. introduced ""0 \ ‘6' “I" “In“? “ “ gum mm or {9* ““"U' 31“"5- H" L“ now forty— é:£f;;:;r;;fig """""" “15'0" Cash “hum! 1913 ......... 49'“; 9 attached to such creations. 'l‘hcsc Beautiful TRIMMED i
Congress some time 080. WNW aimed separate maintenance on the ground 01V an: yours of a“? and m 5“ the Bills Payable .......... 42,462.50 Treasurer's balance, 1013. . .. 3,154.02; ! HATS an? Shown l.“ a” the “ewe“ shapes—and 3” the "CW 3
i i run interstate commerce “"9“” ”“9"” The defendant, ““‘ilmu‘m “f 1”" "“mL‘ h I? I)“; City Hall 1083 Till *H‘ n C()l()l'5~tl'llllill("(l wtth flowers. fancy stick—tips and wines. ‘
to l"1 a “‘1 ’ ‘ ‘ . - , . ‘diclt-il by Mr. Kitriiii's ricnts """"""""" ' ’ ,' , - . - ' .
ln'goods produced by child litbor.piiss- custoincd ‘0 commumcutim, “m‘ the that I“, 6.,” ho a loader equal to Mdsc-dock .. --------------- “-"U $00,419.0il 9! $3.98. $5.98 ‘0 $9.98. ‘
ed the House of Representatives lute public through the advertising col- MT. l'ndt-i‘wood. who "0“, 9:003 W. S. Wilcox, l‘oll .......... 0,212.33 EXpenditures. l ’3 ‘
in 1914 with ti very large majority in “mm" “"“wdia‘e‘y (“mated M" 0W“ to thc Sciiatc. “W“ Sinlcox, "new“ """" 4‘0'37, T. l“. Foley & Co. (on con- l f! l
f ‘ of it There was hope that it 5‘0” "f "is marital “'0” and 59m ”"3, _...._....._. [:k.xpensc‘.‘rellt&les ........... 600.00; tracts) """""""""" “93'3“? " i
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Vavom es [m Senate l copy to the local newspapers to run in, ' . , “$223: gleclixllc ”gm I 300 00 0m”? 8Xpeust—s (salaries and , H '
. 111' - “.- l » , » , . , . . ,1.
“cu I d 'l‘lit‘l't‘l preferred position. Under the cap-wow “nu-“[8 COX’ 1 tcrcst 40.00 bringing) """"""""" 1'978‘48 u
it was not even coiisith're . - V” M“ S \. . "V. l t . ,x 1‘ ...V. """""""""" 10 000 00 Expenses (this includes ex— U
is an “em“ rule of me Senate by on, it: tor) in u . lllblle .V VicV I Electrical Commissioners... ,‘vt'W tensions. care of grounds, l
which the objection of one member if Sets forth these causes of domestic iii-V Listsaglarlsgztm'gzsz """" 1&3?” “tapping mains (gross). . .. 5,788.07 ‘{:‘l:\’3(=<={:‘<:<€ :<:{:\':(: "I:'(:<:{:-,:g:,:(:
enough to ikrevehl COMMUMW“ "f a» when": I ~— - -lnteresl Library fund ....... 221.20 liner (labor ms” """" 5'168‘35
. 'l‘l otlon men were utraid oil L'tlcr ignorance 0n the part of his C i All (,_ Mitchell collector 9001050 mud rents (cultivation of
lull. ‘8 C . . , l' ., l wife 01‘ the burden that business and ( out lined {ram 111‘!!! page" ‘ 1i, "'rAv in . 1;, 2:10.735 grounds) """"""""" 1'160'53 ' ' -
that bill. especially in North (arc in. .‘ V ‘ » . rm ; ‘ ml ' (on V """"""" r n - Shanty at, llltcr (for '“W' ' c It atlonal Bank
Wherefore Senator Ovcrmtin, of llmti “may allairs put on a busy mun; Ition plant are the largest per “39"“ l“ 1.1' C" Mitchell, interest 13m ere) ..................... 21.00
much-worried State. where they “1).! Too much cull influence on the purtV the state. lts water purification works, Steamboat ('0 -------------- 3:21; Real estate _______________ 63.50
‘0 m mom for cotton an“ i‘orl of the wife's relatives; *witliout using chemicals, and Electric “W" est 0“ “0‘95 """""" ' Gregory Boulevard (exten—
ear (lii‘ f ‘ k , J . MW...“
pl '1dr 0 objitted to its consideration I Unbecoming conduct of an illndvis-“tiff“;l IBM". 53d Habit plant‘s, are :04 0707s sionl """""""""" “7'18? 9 0‘ TO'Morrow
‘l c. *‘ l w a over , . ' ""' ' -
ci ‘ ial Ollli‘C‘! ed daughter; ‘ l 0 ti 3 ie coun ry eaci being: Expenditures. VOllice fixtures '. ............ 85.055
The ground or the semi or , VV . . . ion on . to letter having paid for lb (0‘ Merchandise (pipe and tix- i T ln- inmost» at this Bank and its customers are identical.
lion was that child labor is a State; 10° “we“ exam“ 0‘ “1° W” ““‘ik‘m'f 1“ twenty-one years without a tax ““6”“ -------------- $14'377"_; lures) .......... . ..... 3,603.63] “'0 “(SW to mm ”I'M “‘"M‘m" “1“! Our nmscnt muons unit
' V V ‘ S , le ~gcontrollnble tongue; , lbeing laid. Both plants at low rates Gflrbiigo ........ . ........... l 261.35 Hill service (pump station). 31 25‘ to establish slmliur relatiofls in connection with new (lulllualvlng
problem, to he gm Filled by t" 9 g , . t 32707 ‘ no upm-lni lnti-J‘cst- or any [nmlt'ulur dries 01" trunk
Too much ill temper too~niuch jcalk' 0’ “Wk?" ““31““! 01" citizens Interest 0“ no es """""" ' - Meter account (meters pur~ ' . ' "
islation. ' thousands of dolla 5 Ti 1 Street. permits ............. 355.00 , 9"" ”WW." '3 "'3‘ “‘0 “"1in dvmltm' of today may be 0'0 lime-
. 7 . .. , ousy and too much imagination. l r ’ '9 powuerp ant . chased) ---------------- -- 213-80‘ perms llwl'ohlnl 0! unnomw—DISTIX 'l‘lv ‘ t ,“ - . -
- . 1 1 teregtnlg-«ti ”[6 w “I! - 123 63 . C I!) Sl‘all‘ [CL mill in“?
This would )8 n V And then the aggrieved husband has been a boon to both small and ~S- W” . """"""""" ' r ' 1“ Huh. Hegeleln (permanent est you. .
children of onus State dlitercii so; _ . large factories. service (both light and W. S- “”10“" 7-» """""""" ”0'3“ pavement) ............... 59,191
much from the children of :uiolfikr, proceeds with a prescription citlculnt- power) being available tiny and High} Street lighting """"""" 5’68?“ Washington street bridge... 558.5.4l ~» 4 g.
' . . .. ) ,3 ed to cure domestic broiis iind llllSllll‘V every day of the week. i Printing ------- . """ SM" l’nterest‘ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1212000
that they needed different li‘tdlllltlll. i 7 . , , l 01 75 -~ -- . .
.f the bl H which ilenrindotl‘ l’0’("ll‘1‘“ dcrstandings. Here it. is: l This district (formerly the City 01 llmlmnfet "P ”(i """""" 8 097'“ Meter repairs .............. 147.75 B L S! D o ‘
on ‘t c . . ‘ ,k .. , >South Norwalk) offers the followln 9" 85 a e. at ee ....... . , - ~West v a ' ' " '
. . , ,~ ) . ,, One ounce 01 common sense. ' g 0 er ow (reservoir)... “'50- o 0 Cam ,
Ior its own rhildrcn without l‘ldmt’ug “()iie ounce of devotion for home inducements for-both residential and Putnam Hose house """" 6:3: Hickory Bluff (lowering ‘ ynu BRIDz'elng &C Baum“ C0.
interference took so llllli'll better care} . ‘ : factory purposes; Auditorium ............... . . pipe) . ‘ ............ . .... 3.00: . ---—-- EPORT ..____
of. its own that federal lcgislulioni One ounce OI ambition. l 1- All abundant SUDDU’ 0f purified City Hall """"""""" :‘7223: Brown & Hoyt (on com l Formerly known as Bridgeport SteamDyelng 3*. C'HN'M C0-
would mom backward moving. , ‘Alix well, and use daily." iwater—mmde so by double aeration and meFY_ ~- --------------- 135208.“ tracts») . 1,112.70: Silk Dresses, (“W”- Blankets and Lacecurtslos Cleaned-
. Vm“ at Mt the cotton maml The only thing about this ”we”; double filtration through sand and Street Department ......... .1q3.;,3 Garner street (extension)... 6.50 Telephone 4786. H. LYNgE, prop, 293 8‘.“ 3t" Bridgeport
AS ‘1 m“- fXN l) C. You BilCceed : Open to criticism is that it seems to be gravel—«no chemicals used. The filter film”: F": Statue!) ....... I105 North Wilton pipe line re- I
ufaciurers o .‘ort aroi - . is a perfect barrier against water re 99” men -'.~ """"" - ' pairs 560 96
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od—vbei'ore the federal bill came up— i e ded on) or the wife. Mubethhe; borne dangers. The water shed is un- Expenses . .. .......... 13:00 D. F. 'l‘oomey (on contracts) 395.20 m _..._
in defeating all child labor legislation: husband, too, needs a prescription. def constant inspection, 3 Real estate ................ 130:?) D. Jenksjteam hire at reser~ fimtmmmamm ‘
. . We'd like to see the one his wife would‘ 2. Electrical supply for domestic Sundries """"""""""""" ' vain) . 64 76 7:
1 State Le islniure. There, , . » 1 .. . ................ . .
before “e t‘ 'tt 5 ol \l'inul-ictur.‘ “The for him. ltuctcry, lights and power and street salaries IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1:233 ‘Sluklng fund (at 4 per cent.) 13.00000 J D0 YOUR OWN SHOPPING f3
packed the. 011111]! cc . . ,. . l —_..__* l lighting. » ,Bonding ................... _. Taxes (Wilton and Norwalk) 3-17.66 V .23 . l,
are to which the child labor bill was . : The abOVo utilities are more than, Real estate. Talmudge 6.030-16 SMVMO!‘ Chariott (on .con- . . “ 0 .91.: H V
referred. Their lobby, forty strong”l .\'0w Uruguay is borrowing $10,000,~' self supporting and are owned by the Bills payable -------------- 37:52:33 tract) ........ . ........... 189.90 'V (9/95 . - 0328; p
» l ' Second District .Taxes ........... . V ’Treas'ur r’ bat 290871 _~ ._
. appeared before the committee to, 000 in this country, Switzerland is bor-I V - . . e is once ......... , . . .
urge the unfavorable report that fol-i rowing $15,000,000 and ltaly ls arrang-E . 3'“ ‘\° mosquitoes—great? $13993 11:31:: """"""""" 622:: Cash on hand .............. 139.99 l K Givens: EEs-ESLAEJEIOIWYO“ “on”!
. . ' iin ie marries hive een eim noted ‘ . kkkkk ----------- ' ~_ » . —~—-—-—- mild Cotto. lea. Mil-MW .
lowed. {mg for a big credit loan., These lob, by trenching. . .. City Hall .._,...., ....... 818.46! .. $50,419.61 Any Color. and Style From. 25C~lo “w W pair
The happy children of North Caro-10‘“ liberal loans to Great Britain»: 4. Numerous railroad trains daily. Bouton street ..... , 213.3% A gamma,“ the appropriations Look for #33111”! . 7 mismanagedm.
lina, thanks to the cotton lobby, may France, Russia and» Canada. and other; Excellent trolley service. J'Garnor street ......... 2.32;“ inade by the" Board of Estimate and» » , T , p
continue to stop school at the age or nations are 3‘“de in line clamoring! 5. Daily wetertrsnsporlntlon. 1 City dock ._ --------------- ,_ "5'00 Taxation, as. affectingthe Second Tax-, Wholesale 6 , kflyb’ NEW YORK f
twelve. go to work in the mills at; for money and credit. We can take 6' Permanent pavements. Largei 1131);“? iii """"""""" ' 306:00 ins ~13istrlct.~arewaleo shown. Under» _. . L.“
l' t f 00 hours a week and take care of them too without any incom extensions yearly.. i ' ' 0 ”in. .......... 100 the. heading of recapitulatlon the fol». " ” " ' '
tureen or , . i -, .7, School, faculties: High, Junk)“ Sewer rent ...... ...._ ........ -0 1V1°“Ling-,l‘lgiirosliregiven: «,i » . ., H 3 ‘N ow Es EV .
about even chances of dying of tuber- venlence. LSince Dec. 1, our excess or High and Grammar. A. new schoot Driscoll & Sullivan . .. 3,300.03! Recapltulstlon-of- Second, Fourth anti-Fifth DlItrlohu HER ARR CAP . , V
culosis between fifteen and nineteen, exports over imports has amounted to with eight rooms now being built ini»$1eamboat00mpfiny --------- ”fut . ~ mats , ~ -‘ .. “Poor Maud! Dick's gone back «on
or oi living stunted, iiipaiif lives ana'aboui $500,000,000, of which not more ““9 district Morethen hall meacfiol- Bond Dgxgig~~~ ------ 3,3380} . Mills. vaiuauou. wuiitiuse. Announcements. her»; . at m 1 A d . he
. L _ .- 7... n ,...i- ....... I : , 1 V H’ . . “ ow scoura V . u now 9
. dying of cause due’ to . debilitated than szoo.ooo,ooo. at the most, is need: :S‘fuf‘lntfflgfy "9 in the South “01;; Emile“ on no; 3,, 50 glacial 3133:: 2 34V 38.438.87160 023306.90 423,141.03 ., $765.87 m to be km!!!“ a‘hueband m
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mm ”“me ““1" my' The ed ‘°,°“°°1‘°“' 0°W9'mei‘“ “my” 8- lowest district tax. Treasurer’sbrlam I'M-97 15:. 2nd. 3rd, inc..‘ 5 17.953.002.20. , '89..766.61~ «85,600.54». 4.20:»97.’ over We»
mortality rate among cotton opera- tions. The remaining $300,000,000 will 9, Ellecttvefireend police, protec- ‘ V V Ill-1th District V , ,~ V , . V “Yes; 1an saw the ,WOl‘St 0! lb
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