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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 9, 1915 · page 3

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Wants!

Classified
For Sale,

Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous

“Ads.”—-—-To Let,
Business and

and

 

 

 

 

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Dohble Price.

 

 

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WANTED. '

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FOR SALE.

 

wmraodpmsr CLAss inseam.» iron SALE—STUDEBAKER RONA. T0 LEV-COTTAGE.

Company. 09 2t
WANTED—YOUNG

work rooms. Cluett, Peabody 8.- t‘O.,

Inc.

08 3f

 

 

MAN IN ovalcrumbley, Connecticut avenue. 09 3t walk.

 

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‘ture, including 1 gas plate with oven,

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i FOR SALE-—HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

TOLET.

 

8 ROOMS

 

; TO LET—HOUSE, 50 SPRING ST.
, Seven rooms, all improvements. Apply

WANTED—25 GIRLS WANTED T‘X-l couches, chairs, bedding, etc. Call 15 at Grocery store, No. 7 Day street. -

p'erienced on Singer Sewing‘machines
on dresses. Steady work and high
waxes. Inquire ‘Royal Mfg. Co., 85
Washington street. 04 6t

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est wages paid. Wheeler's, 133 Water
street. 08 3t

 

WANTED—THOROUGHLY EXPER-
lenced operators on power machines.
Capable of doing fine shirt work, good
pay and steady work assured. Apply
M. N. Mayehoi'f & Co., Mfg. or high
grade men and women’s shirts, 15 Mel-o
win street. 07 3t

WANTEMPERATORS, EXPER-
ienced on single and double needle
machines. H. Jacob & Sons, Shoe Man-

ufacturers, Belden avenue. Norwalk,l

Conn. 07 3t

 

WANTED—SECOND HAND KITCH-

' on range. must be in good condition?

and reasonable. Phone 1187‘ 07 3t

 

WANTED—«BY A YOUNG LADY,
room and board in private family. Ad~
dress '1‘, care Sentinel. of 3t

~Vacant property can be rented and

good tenant secured through Sentl
net Want Advertising.

Pillow-El!

A RIP ROARING
COMEDY
Copeland, Draper & Com-
"IN ROgM 44"

The Gliding O'Mearas
Society Dancers

 

 

 

 

 

The Favorite
BELL BOY TRIO
‘ Comedy and Harmony

 

Cecil Dunham
Singing Comedienne

 

. The Novelty Duo
BELL & CARON
Sensational Acrobats" '

Matinee .. . .. zoo and i5c
Evenings . . . . . . 10c, 15c, 25c

.j ‘IIIIII’S "iii-hit

, scrim ,GALLOBER”
Wednesday Afternoon and
‘ Evening '

 

 

 

, 1 ".Eeatliring Clifton Crawford

 

-. :Watch This Spacelpforl'li.
» » Next Week’s Picture Bill ‘-

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{. SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVING.

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;Hsviland street.
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1 FOR SALE—PURE” WHITE LEG-
horn ppllets and hens, ready to lay,

07 3t

 

Mlfioc and 650 apiece- AISO large Tou-l
WANTED—TOOL MAKERS. HIGH-l louse geese. Very cheap. 30 Myrtle St,

iEast Norwslk. Bhone 1219-5.
l FOR sALE—Nnvfilx’EOOfi COT-
,tage,”with improvements, on trolley

’Apply 62 Osborn avenue. 04 6t

 

! FOR BALE—HOUSE BOAT.

ling. Bargain. D. Morrell, Rowayton.

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1 FOR BALE—MY BIG PACER,
IBethel Boy, a good all ar’Ound fierce.
' Price, 8200. Luther M. Wright. Tele
phone 1413-4, Franklin street, South
Norwalk.

 

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FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR SALE,
Elm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
‘electrlc lights, new furnace, cement
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. Jack-

s9 tt

FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR Lic-
ense, for Town of Norwalk. For fur-
ther information address P. O. Box
573, South Norwslk. a12 tf

” BRORESSIONAL.
PIANO AND HARMONY TEACHER
Prefers to instruct nt pupils residence.

 

 

 

 

1 walk, Conn. 07 9t

 

AI moons, 70 NQRTH MAIN ST.
LSouth Norwslk. Bicycles, motorcycles

> and Sundries. Both sold nd exchanged.

l Expert repairing. Baby carriages re-
. paired. We do vulcanizing. Prices rea-
‘ sonable.

 

‘ sALVAToa CHARIOTT— GENER~
rMil contractor. Estimates given on
: all kinds of contract work. Be sure

to set our estimate. We can save you
1 money. Phone 81 3-3. 26 Wood St.

 

l reduced their expenses to a minimum
will givh astonishing low prices on
painting, paperhanglng and geneI'gl
lobbing. 274 East avenue. and 10 Cot--
tags street Tel. 127138. or 743:8.

 

 

_ THE WAY T0,DO IT.
To water milk, we wish to state,
We apt to get one on the rocks.
The milkman should incorporate;
It is all right to watersfocks.

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' PREPAREDNESS.

 

pins, my dear?’ . ‘
, "I have been elected," answered birs.
De :Style, “an honorary member of the
National Board of Defense."

"GREAT‘TIRW
7' BERLIN, Oct. 8, by Wirless to Say-
.-vllle. N:“Y.—-“It is reported from Bom-
lbay that a, great lire occurred on Sept.
,6 in cotton warehouses, causing a

 

 

 

. iloss of. $10,000,000," says the Over-

;seas nNews Agency. “This was the
third no of the kind durini the pres.-
snt season; The result of t e investi-

l'gatio'n of these tires has not been made

 

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Wanted

‘ '"romanticsor paperho‘

 
 

 

 

3181

son's Studio, 63 Wall street, Norwaik.:

, ~ --By«having us

“Why are youflwearing eight hat

‘ Favours:

, 09 3t
1 TO LET—FROM Nov.
Modern apartment. 7 large

 

ed. Apply Taylor & Golden.

 

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l T0 LET—SIX ROOM HOUSE. 18
Meadow Bree. Possession aronce. Rent

is“. Apply 146 South Main street.

 

i To LET-SMALL

3 City.

 

. TO LET—«NICELY

room. All conveniences. 68 Spring St.
09 3t

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FIRST,‘
I'OOIIIS.;
. bath, all conveniences. Centrally locat-
09 3t

APARTMENT
go‘xo. 15 Orchard street. Rent :3. Tele-
{foot, seagoing boat with every conven~l phone 369 ,01' {Willy ‘0 The Norwalk In-
llence. For long cruise or summer “wivestmeht ‘00-. 70 South Main “If:
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REPRESENTATIONS
! GREECE AGAISNT LAND-3

BRITISH SOLDIERS
(Continued from First Page.)

-—~—-....

’submarine in the Baltic.
The Dvinsk front still claims
greatest attention in the eastern.

new launching an attempt to
take the city from the north, and

 

" successes are claimed by the Rue-

, be discussed in

week.

T O SECRET SESSION OF

SENATE IN F
ING OF FRENCH AND; PA‘RIS, Oct.

RANCE whom. she talked for two hours
9, 4:30 a. m.—:conccrning the relief of
chorges Clemenceau and otherircfugces from Asia Minor and}
lsenators have proposcd that anlothcr Turkish
[urgent secret session of the Scn— three
Russia has made Official an-‘iate be called to give the govern—l
nouncement of the sinking of almcnt an opportunity to explaini'l‘he queen is dire
,German transport by a British.lts Balkan policy.

”and Relief Lfonlllllttcc, Mill

have found asylum

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rcck .

llGii «mus ‘30}

SEALED PROPOSALS.

 

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territories, some f Sealed proposals for the contempt“.
hundred thousand of whom ed changes is the beating and plumb-
in Greece. ing system for Center school will In
cling the work ‘ received by the chairman, Dr. 1. hill-

The plan will ! of feeding, clothing and lodgington Coburn, on or before the flu: or

the Senate ncxt

fighing zone. The Germans areBULGARIA WILL SEND
SERBIA ULTIMATUMI

1 these fugitves.
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TFAMOUS GERMAN

B DREN . Switzerland,

l SOCIALIST INJURED

via

MILAN, Oct. 8, via Paris. Occl PariS, Oct. 9, 3:25 a. m.—Dr.

 

israns. ~On the rest of the east-.BRII'I‘SH MINISTER
TALKS PLAINLY TO
KING CONSTANTINE Pope Benedict has been success—‘ ,mdered' “at said applicant)“ b.
ROME, Oct, 8, via Paris, Ochl fill, the Marin declares. in his ef— heard and determined at the Pub“,

lern front the rapidity of attacks!
and counter-attacks, the capture
and re-capture of trenches, leaves.

on the offensive. 2

German artillery fire continues}
'along the whole of the western.
front, being directed with particu-
Ilar violence against Loos.
determined effort to regain the
position, and against the

forces in Champagne.

Speculation as to the next sur~
fprise this kaleidoscopic situation!
1 may bring forth, which is always:

:day by s crytic remark in the!
London Dally Telegraph, which

FUREISI—IE—D‘i“ concluding an editorial on}

1the events in the Balkans, says:

 

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f Fraternal Organizations. Terms very
reasonable. Apply Gustiv Pltzer, Northl
09 6t

|Main street, South ‘NorWsIk.

 

Charles Aisthorpe, phone 635.

 

istrect. Inquire 37 Cedar St:

 

.reasonahlc, 21 First street. EssLNor

'gwallt. Apply at Grocery Store.

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TO LET—APARTMENT OF SIX
rooms, hard wood floors, new paper-
ed, all improvements. front and side
entrance private. at ‘33 ‘Seaview. Mrs.
' 09 3t,

T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS ON SEC-
ond floor, improvements. at 41 Cedar:
08 3t ,'
T0- RENT-J‘IVI?) ROOMS, RENT

08 3F

lfor news of events which. as they
.come ' to pass, will once ‘more‘

the war situation."

 

 
 
 

 

 

"Free trial lesson solicited to new sin-E TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE WITH
idenm' MI“ 1‘9"“ A' Gregory, N0"? all improvements. Also a barn or. the
" premises. Apply 102 Taylor avenue, So.

telephonefiIGE-S. 04 8t

To LET—’1 UNION 8T. 7 ROOM
apartment. Possesion at once. The
126 If

i Norwalk, or
.

Hatch and Bailey Co.

 
 

 

apartment. Partial improvements
East Washington street, East Nor

LIvEs SAVED

Repairs for all kinds of stoves.

drain pipes. , .
HENRY A. HSIELEIN.
is WIIII‘ 8:.

TO LET—VERY NICE 5 ROOM

 

install Hot Water
' Heat, Steam and Hot Air by reliable
litters.

Try my pipe cleaner for stopped

Phone 1106.12

 

3mm URlllHiilR

MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 1 th

CHARLES FROHMAN ~PRESENTS

MAUDE
ADAMS

.. In the Comedy in" Four Acts

 The Little Minister

BY J. M. BARRIE
[p Author’of “Peter Pan,” “What Every' 'Whman Knows,"

 

their onslaught exceeds in vio- 9. 9:30 a. nt.~—-The Petrograd cor~i Karl Licbknecht, the famous Ger-
lence the previous attacks from respondent of the Corricre Dcllalman Socialist. who has been
the west and south. A desperate Zcra says he has learned on good fighting on the eastern front in
action has been fought ten miles authority that Bulgaria will send , the enginer corps, has been in-
ist's. Apply at the Nash EngineeringE bout in first class condition. No rea- A“ modern improvements. Corner 0‘ no"? 0‘ Dvmsk and the Russians Serbla an tlltimtum demanding jurcd igthe head by being Sthk:

Esuna’ble one, refused, if sold a, once. Lynes place and Franklin avenue. ln- admit loss of part of their the ccssmn of Macedonla, nOll-jby a falling trcc, according to the
lAlso two cows for sale. Inquire Janlcs quire Muss Lyrics, 38 West avenue Nor- trenches. From Dvinsk to the compliance to evoke a dcclara-“I'agwacht.
. 09 6t Lida-Molodechno railroad local tion 0f W811 i

{ October, 1915. Plans and specifications
imay be obtained at the cities of Sup-
erintendent of Schools.

 

."District of Norwalk, ss., Probate '.
Court, October 8th, A, D., 1915.
Estate of Paul Lengyel, late of Nor-
walk in said district, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
. been made to this Court by the admin-
istrairix of said estate, praying,- to:
reasons therein set forth, for an order ’
authorizing and empowering some per-

 

lPRISONERS OF WAR WILL certain real estate of said estate.
1 NOT WORK SUNDAYS! particularly described in said applies: '

I PARIS, Oct. 9, 5:10 3.

III.

__ tion:

it in (1011va Whit}! side is really.9, 4:40 a. m.——'King Constailtinc.gforts to obtain from belligerent'omce' in Norwa'k' 0“ the 15th d" 9' .

off-r6660. was told plainly by governments a pledge that pris-l'ocmber' 19‘5' at 19 0'0”“ 10’9““;
British Minister Elliott, during oners of war be permitted to all-,‘md that public notice thereofbe given

. iday, that
in as France were detc

left now being

iwin of t e '
iline. 13 First street, East Norwalk.{' _ 09 3t! g h “tithing French

Great

Britain
rmined to push3
through the military expedition

’thc Giornalc (l’Italia.

Ithc audience granted“ him Thurs-l stain from work on Sundays.
andl ——-~——~-—-

CRU EL TH RUST.

patch adds that the views of thcinew garments.

Ar

British

WOR

()uadruplc Entente governments]

Picking up a beautiful ereatiab, she

, were explained to the Greek rlll- held it up before the admiring crowd
"Ch“, was Elven fresh life to-aer ill very

,to all persons interested therein by
:publishing this order in a newspaper

// éhaving a circulation in sad District, at
Gertrude was home for the Chfist' 1935‘ five days before 53“ day 0' hear- ,
landed at Salonlki. mas holidays, and in her honor the old i“8- . .
says the Athens correspondent of folks were holdins a reception. And
The dis— in their honor Gertie brought forth her 09 1‘

HENRY w. GREGORY.
Judge

 

PROBATE an: or REAL sour: ‘
Under and pursuant to an order of '

energetic terms by the and said, “Isn’t this perfectly scrump the Court. of Probate within and for 1‘
ltious? Just think, all this silk came the District of Norwalk. authorizing

lirom the lime 1ngign|ncgnt “may him thereunto, the subscriber hgrehr
' Her hardworking father looked . mo- offers for sale all such right, title In

diplomat.

K FOR RELIEF

OF GREEK REFUGEES j ment. his brow furrowed.

Oct 9.
Sophie

resentin

10:30,
today received William
,profoundly change the aspect oil H. H‘amilton, of New York, “31)-!

a.

Telegram.

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the Anlcrican hiercvl “What's the latest from Boston!“

Manager
Phone 2300.

 

Emily Wakeman Hartley.

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4-

AT,

9 8:15.

 

 

 

William A. Brady, Limited, Presents
The Greatest Success of Last Season in New York

= ~-‘-~‘SINNERS’1~ ;

 

 

 

w. pity best
.. JUNK.

CHURCH CALENDARS.

week: .
Tuesday. 7 p. m. The l‘egula'r bust

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a week. ‘

Wealth, John 13. ._ r » ‘

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nohlni.g...r. .

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FIVE clams.” *
. Don’t

 

prices for allkinds of

THEWM. EFFRON co., Inc.
80nd postal or telephone. Tel. “1

Announcements of the South Nor-
wslk Baptist Church for the coming

ness meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society will be postponed for'

'Wednesday, 3 /p. m. The Foreign 2
Missionary meeting of th\ Woman‘s _: 7
Association will beheld in the lecture
room Of the church. The new study,
entitled, The King's Highiwayywill ho
. conducted by Mrs. Benelisha.

‘ Thursday, 7:45 p. m. The prayer
and ~praise service of the church will
be cendugtod by the,,.pastor. Subject“:
“ConveriiiOD .3. Discovery of Individual

‘: The" pastor will beglE the new home
' .. ‘7 mission studyknext" week. All. desir-
lggto unite with this class are urged
-; to givehvt‘he‘ir; names.- to, Miss M

V-‘Oisnésé-r-Tfilsasn

‘ V nilu‘thlscuc out;this_s h. on;
, close with.ilve cents to Foley: Co ‘

,g A Record'of- 32:

 

. By OWEN. DAVIS
Performances to its. credit. at
house New York City

A'STIRING HUMAN DRAMA." ;

. FULL OF LAUGHS AND TEARS

BEAUTIFULLY. STAGED ELEGANTLv GOWNED'
‘5 SPLENDIDLY PORTRAYED BY A GREAT CAST

walk. Apply 64 South Main St. or Em

bone 60. 328 tf '

“ m..--..._. PRICEs ....... . ....... 50003230
'ro LET—EIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE Seats on“ Sale Friday at m a. m. ‘ '

house all improvements. Gas, bath, etc. ,

Well located, on trolley line. central; ' . _

Apply 9 Elizabeth street or phone ‘ Sa‘urday1 UCtOber 9th ,

1249.2. s21 tr ~ -MATINEE 2 :15. EVENING’suo

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Wednesday October 13ih
. _. V. ' At 8:20
OLIVER 'Mososco . .5" .
5,;- » _ u -.Presents*tbe SweetLittleComedy "I

" “WITH fiPRQTHX.‘uAchuE :“ 7* ‘\ '
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PRIOENATINEE ........./. ....... 25¢ to $1.00}
1 . EgENING . . ..1. ....... ,_ . . . .".. 25¢40 $1.50
; - SEATS ‘ON SALE TODAY Aim ‘O’CLOCK

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ten,
. Journal.

I
W
! -—TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP

3 Sold everywhere

interest as John Kovacs, late of Nos»

-“Meanwhile the world is waiting ATHENS, Oct. 3, via Paris,l “Gertrude." he said, "that is not the walk 1“ Bald 913mm: am“ h“ “
nl——Quccn way to refer to your father.”—Weekly

the time of his death in and to the 101-»
lowing descrbed real estate, to wit:

! All that certain tract or parcel at
land situated in East Norwm. ideal!

"A discussion as to whether Sanskrit City and low“ 0' Norwalk, containing

should be taken up in the hindergar- ““99 (3) acres. more or less:
I believe."—~Louisville Courier- bounded Norther-1y by land formerly

‘ and

of Roswell Raymond; Easterly by
highway and by land formerly of Ed.
mund Smith; Southerly by land of the
.New York, New Haven & Hartford‘

. The two children of J. W. Nix, Cleve- ' Railroad Company; and Westerlyi b!
; land, 00.. had croup. He writes: “Both land formerly of Lewis Barnes, togeth-
i‘sot so choked un“'they could hardly er with dwelling house
breathe. I gave them Foleys Honey and thereon. ~
Tar and nothing else and it complete-i
‘ly cured them.” Contains no opiates.
lCuts the phlegm: opens sir passages!

andbaru

For particulars and terms. apply to ’

L . JOSEPH MAOKAY.
Administrator.

Keogh & Candee. Attorneys. 09. it

 

 

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Fresh Oatmeal. .

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24 Cottage Street.

 
 

Best Family Flour ................. . .......... 80¢ has:
Gold Medal Flour . . . . ......................... 90¢ bag
Good Eggs, ..... ‘ ............................. 30¢ doz.
Magnolia or Clover Milk ...................... 10¢ can
Pure Cocoa, qt. jars ...... -... . . . .. . .............. 23¢

A. STULL

 

 

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East Norwslk.

 

 

 

 
 

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REGEN" u

TODAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT
'MATINEE, 2:20. || EVENINGJHS till 10:30 (Two Complete’Sbow

 

. PRICES:-4Mstlnees, All seats, 10 cents: Evening, all seats, 10 cents},
a ‘ Boxes and tones, 20 cents.

CHARLOTTE WALKER IN

' “out of IlarkneSS”

 

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PHONE
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“Special e-Salurday-a speeiul‘
' “GRAUSTARK” ‘

WITH FRANCIS x. BUS‘ HMAN

 

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ALL my vWEEK.' _ , '
, \THE ORIGINAL PAYTON STOCK CO. .
Dally Matinee . . . ....'..1OO-20c. ] Evening ; 100., 20s., 3°C., 60cc:

OPENING MONDAY WITH‘

,2“Tllei.iop and the Mouse”

7 TDESDA‘Y-JTHE pvmoihiiAN."

 
 

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. _WEDNESDA¥~‘-'—Vitsirsph .

{SEATS slow on SALE.

 

(KID’S " IIALI. '0PEN
Duringthe engagement“ the'Paytpn Stock Company at The 1'

‘1: ‘BEATUREPHOTOEPLAYISJILLPRESENTED. DAILY”
, ,- :1 if . INCLUDINGN , ,
If i; :MONDAVa-‘l-‘lfl’eOOndu-invflonfludlfulletro“attraction. - . ‘ g
. hussoAVa-‘cstsuohesmuniaskyselsm feature: “The Case vet
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