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In Flowery fleets
E. K. BANKS
ammonia
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In Any Style
Moulding
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STATIONERY STORE
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2 :6 South Main Street.
Status
The American Baud wiu play at the
Voter sports cf the Bell island t‘lub
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“rams/1:;
‘3‘“ "3"...
,pu- cent of butter fut. Since cream
itself averages about no Nr aim of
This announcement is made i F." and my *1"? m ”M h as to. [ms
_ wold not seem untwsonabic. but
to the man who enjoys a lmauy there be who ctmsidcr ice cream.
bargain. ‘ i made of cream, to in: the dream of an
idealist and too rich for the average
taste and digestmn.
another season.
We have your size.
Come and see.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk So.
cream. well and good. If a frozen cus~
land. a sherbet or :i t‘tirlisial‘“ii pudding
is tin-ferro‘ti. have it. but buy it sud.
incidentally. pay for it under its own
name. Don’t call it i 0 cream.
[dorwaugl Lab ice cream be
I vent fraud. that in: invalid. the cou-
I vaiescent and the hlld may not trot
e‘ mutethittt: they should not have, and
‘ that every one may know \vliht he is
, eating. For true ice (i‘t‘Hm is a sub
f stanml food; it is not merely ll frosen
: dainty for topping off a meal. With «1
James Bend-3e has accepted a pusl-’ per cent of tissue building protein
Foley‘s tennis club will play th
West Side tennis club, tomorrow,.an
Folcv‘s tennis courts.
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land Germany.
The iiungs1ian statesman. speaking
Ho The Afootlflled Frees correspond-
ent in one of the lobbies of t‘:e ini-
lpl'esrii‘e Parliament building on the
[haul. of the i‘anube. discussed the
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if 3"“ dim" “a"! I 52“light ice ii‘entrul European alliance, and/the;
:i’CIir conference of the ‘Entente Pow-
.ers, with the latter’s decision to boy-
?cott all trade with their present op
jponeots after the conclusion of nose
Held In such Iorre~ pie said that while be fully realisedi
lthe. passibie effects of the Paris con-
‘fevence for years to come, he was not
in the least shaken in his oppoaition
ltq any premature commercial or econ-
cmic treaty of the Central Powers.
The opposition of Count Apponyi
i
“on states 8 dan- were so ol-
iutd that they could cum in Ger-
man when. The wood industry. it
doting the mahacture of articles
made of wood. have always felt the
cramping etects of protective dull-u
aimed at them. They would be std
to see an agreement tomotrow by
which the bars would be let down mu-
tuhily.
Opposing them stand the textile and
the. iron interests of Hungary. The
former have for decades deplored the
ilack of stifleiently high protective due
ties. The government has tried to
help them by means of subsidies, but
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[their competitors have been Austrian
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or 'MCIBIIISHMBGthzoerafiI W
‘ Y“ m I“, “m Prowl—Count up.“ AMA (q.
‘ mer pime minister of Noam, pros-
,t‘ , gait leaderoftheOppoaiflonhPuiia—
V - roob VALUE or W ts caesium. declares um Hilary's mm-
,- est prospects for the future lie along
M» the girth of manufacturing ratherthan
_ _ . , ‘ M m “M 7"“ as iculture that to further thoseprw
WC h“ the “Km note in a" ‘M a“ “mum. F" Tu‘ M1pe€ls Hungary must eventually create
cial sale. Weather Nasser-Tho Real “lull. , . ,
ape , , ‘ .a tariff wall which shall protect her
_ Dishes Out Qutto Different From, . . .. .
The horn of plenty—a big Gelatinoua Hixtum. ii": 33mm “Mm “a that it h
. her moral dutv for the present to op-
b c mm , ~
up h 0f_ ill, er 5m“— The government standard calls for More with all the power in her com-., .
were closing em our rather :nlmcreoni made of cream, surm- and imam the conclusion of any economicl” has been only a partial help, for
than carry them over ‘0 “um" and ‘wumm; “Um 1” to 14 race treatv between herself Austria
,and German firms that have been es-
;tabltshed for scores if not hundreds
gof wars. firms that long ago had paid
lup their original capital out of thei"
‘ profits. and that today have even the
ladvantagc of superior efficiency be-
icat'se families for generations have
worked for them and know the work
last few others.
The iron industry feels the need of
'otection especially keenly because
(0' the physical situation in Hungary.
,ln one far corner of the monarchy lies
ltiie iron that is their raw material, in
‘almost the opposite corner lies the
Icon! that they must have. The more
{work of bringing the two together in
1the smelters puts the producers at a
disadvantage. that if enormous ~when
xv
; today. ,
tion as chauffeur with Charles '1‘.
Rev. B. W. Hollister will preach to-
i moud:
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narrow in the South Norwalk Congre-
_allonal church at 10:45.
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The condition of Beprcsentat
(‘harios Tristram, who is seriouth,‘
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“Don“ ”“3““5- Jacuhy‘s‘ s“‘M'J'iat his home was reported to be slightly
: . improved this morning.
The call for the Republican primar-
Dl-l from the milk—and the best kind of.
protein at that—ll per cent of fat. also
1 of the. most approved quality, about 16
ive‘ per cent of sugar and with an energy
ivoiue almost equal to that of brown
1“ bread. weight for Weight. the fool
value of ice cream is not to be over
hiokcsl.
0f cotth‘e if one wants a sturdy.
and his followers to “K conclusion. at .they must compete with Germany with
present .01 I treaty with Austria ”“1 its products close together, and its
Germany rests 0ll “19 ““0"!“ ""highly organised system.
sis. About a year 380 “if" ““0“”. Thetaskofhittlng upon anidealcorn-
have taken NI“ 33' elections to"lmerclal agreement which everyone
tParlTnment. B l because 111°lit 0‘ ”“9 wll‘ acept, whereby the German and
Imale voters we . in "I? hid. Par““lAutjtrinn Governments will agree on
ment reluctantly voted to continue iv ;the one hand to the reduction of some
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ATTRACTIVE
VALUES OFFERED
- STERLING
COAL 2-": Gssrf
Ranges
antiwar
COOKING NEED
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“3' one range ro-
Qu'ed‘ for either or
m of ite two fuels.
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. “..., to be held on Thursday evening of. _()ne Dollar, has a special power at militfilyl-Ist‘ljmlinx‘i‘tzt22:21:83“: will ”If in office until new elections canlof their duties. and "4 not oppose an AugIIS' Furniture sale
. next week. appears in ““0”!" (‘01' Jacoby's Saturday. “Q 3' you" be held six months after the end “inn 1 '
‘ - warm summer evening and show uol g ”a” n “mu“ other Hungarian ~
1- "m u- J h .sh Mr F a disposition in ma awn-mimi- starch. the WH- twice. I- so diurult that the more i ' ’
» - I-*- 0 1‘ erman. 5- ran gumkelutin mixture. with just enough The situation under the circumdpbrlosophlcsl at least of Hungarian I I
Woodward, Mrs. Charles Copley. Miss
Sadie. Bodwell, Mrs. H. C. Sherer and‘
Mrs. (1. R. VanAlstyne trolleycd to-
milk and flavoring to give it character.
is just the thing. but it isn't ice cream.
While various dangers threaten ice
stances. is, Count Apponyl feels. that istaiesmen despair of ever accomplish-
no member of Parliament can be mo‘ing it. '
vaaturday llollar Specials at Jacoby's.
The recruiting station at the t‘ity
all] received an application, yester.
‘ “ day, froth Frank L. Jensen. Because
of physical disabilities, however. the
recruit could not be accepted.
with Mrs, Gambling.
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Lewis H. Nash and family, of l‘
s:
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Milford yesterday and spent the day
Hill Road, are spending the balance
cream. the most serious are those due
to the use of (IMmly handled cream
containing disease organisms or strep-
tocow-l. the melting and refreezing of
the product and its manufacture or
stomge in uncleanly, insanitary places.
is:
sally sure that he really represents
the will of the people. in consequence VIENNA. August 18.~—((‘orresp0nd.
he has not the right to undertake a‘ence of The Associated Pram—The
step having such vital Ind far-reach-IRussiaa oflenaive against the Austro-
'imz consequences for the nation. Par-gflungarian troops, is being Conducted,
iicuisrly he has not the right to con-iaccording to Austrian officers return-
“'edlimbrellits, sleeve mourning bands.
O'Brien's.
- Officer Gaynor arrested William
. Walsh, last night, for drunkenness and
a breach of the peace. His case came
'up before Judge George H. Vosburglt.
; this morning. and he was fined Wand
,3 1 coats and paid.
.
‘e-Panamas, panamas, O‘Brien's
VThc case of Frank Booger. who was .
of the summer at their home on Nash's
island, Noroton, where Percy Quin-
tard and family have been staying for
sometime. ‘
We cannot depend upon the. frecziul
nor even upon mstnurisstloti to de‘
in the milk, even if the bacteria them
selves are. killed. Tnticiu illness mark-
ed by colic. headache. depression and
diarrhea has been tmied to the pres-
ence of colon bacilli. acquired during
the process or manufacture while the
mixture cooled in an insanitsry place.
It is it K001] plan to know your ice
......—
Tltc ladies of Buckingham Relief
Corps responded in numbers to the
invitation extended them by lira.
Gilbett Horton, to visit her at t‘alf
Pasture. The party made the trip in‘,
“m Cranbury jitney and . delightfull it yourself. And o'tviously the children
time was enjoyed. A line dinner and should he wanted against/the ice
"“l‘i’” W“ served at the beach. cream cone and the wayside stand that
so appeal to their vagrant hearts and
fearless stomachs. cruel as such a pre-
cream maker like a brother or to makovl
:clndc a treaty which
and Hungary and stand for ten years,
or which as some now desire may be
twice that length of time.
Though Hungary has been steadily
advancinft as a manufacturing state
(some 28 per cent. of its male citizens
are in peace tut-a engaged in manu-
fnctu‘lng) it is still thought of chief-
ly ill an agricultural country. For it
to be forced into. or kept in. the role
and position of an agricultural coun-
try. means eventually in Count Apport-
probably outl
stroy the toxins produced by organisms ,follow the old custom'between Austria hardly have a precedent in the his-
ed from the front, with tactics that
tory of the wars of the world.
'l‘lttre tactics aic. briefly, to mini
l.il.':lc the Austrians by forcing Rus-
tian soldiers to advance in their own
artille:y fit-c. drawing the Austrians
frt nt thtir bomb and ohell proof shel-
ters into itnnd-to-hand combat. and
lhc'l mowing down both Austrians and
Russians by a withering drumfire.
“Great Russian losses, it is claimed.
are due to this method of warfare.
The Russian method of attack in
3 “3'.- 25¢.
35c lb--Butter—3Sc 1b ~:
Fancy Creamery Butter. Fresh Made
New Ygrk State Eggs (Warrants! &
(Challenge Blend Coffee, legals: ye 3&9. "lb.
Yale Toast Milk Crackersmerlb. ........ ......
Fresh Crisp Graham Waffle, .
Best New York State Full Cream'
3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Riee In ..-...-..’. ......
12 3-4 lbs. Granulated Sugar, 81,”.
7
slot.
PEI 5. ..... ........
M.
12¢
lb. ,
6’ I-s lbs. 50¢.
-—Saturdny Dollar Specials at Jacoby's.|
haunted, by Office? Stratton, yester- I
. any, for driving without a drivel-'5 li~ .. caution may ecctn. yi's opinion. that its cultural and the Bukowina and Wolltynin. the Crawn Au“ anld “0.1", pea- k ..." ......... 95¢ 2,3
cense,lcatnc up before Judge George . Th“ (‘Ondllion 0‘ Ml“ Anna Thorn-l dr2;'(;;nt‘!“;utlt‘:‘ll 2:150"'tmn‘53f2:‘h:2) economic advance will be unequal to Allslllilns say. consists of artillery Ruby Red Sperm; Wine, P“ m ............ 55¢ ;
1" Yosburgh, this morning, ““1 hell“- 0’ Ridgefleld, seventy years 0:} plain vanilla count. it tall amounts at ”hi" 0‘ Austria and 09m“:- “"lfllralion 1““!an from 24 to is Monogram Ryewmkeyfor home-3' M ... ..... 85 ;
heinge. who Wu! 13k?“ ‘0 "‘9 ”“3“” ,weekly intervals ltcinu given. \l‘lnttlt» Hence the necessity of an eventual home. Then come the first Russian Old Reserve SOOtCh Whllkey. ”...-...... . $1.0 '
was fitted $10 and costs, which
'. paid. Hospital, yesterdaypsulfering front a
broken hip is reported today its being
gas favorable as could be expected.
Club, which will be held next weokjhiirs Thornton's recovetiv from the in-
a mp‘on will be heard from the cont-‘lurl ls expected to be slow because of
.mitiee which has had charge of the her advanced age.
juice of dances, which have been' ‘7‘—
"held at the beach and plans will be G0 ‘0 Jacobys Saturday. SNOW
made for more to be held before mobargalns at One dollar is the feature.-
loee. of the beach season. The mat- "'
tor of electing officers for the year
..vyill also be considered.
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B. At lh‘e’meeling of the Westport
: Miss Elinor Poole ‘nnd William
TKuchler had an exciting experience.
Elast evening, when they sighted a
;shark off Nauvoo island. Miss Poole
and Mix Kuchler Were canoeing when
x—wfi— {they noticed a shark racing through
vile warm and comfortable in all the water after them. Atler an ex-
mnds of weather with Burnhumlt‘fililg chase, with the shark following
Cosy Comfort cht. Lord & Burn-Ethem, they finally escapelby landing
um 00., lrvington, N. Y. on Nouvoo island. According to their
‘ -- fstory, they left L‘Hammock island, at
Wins 15 the only way 101'n19v9f,w'hich they are staying. and Went on
3!. convinced of the V8111“. Jacob}"‘3:what they expected would be a: quite
11 offer Saturday for One Dollar.» Epad'dle. When they sighted the fin of
N 4ia shark, and then the shark itself,
'2”. ’ " lit took all to pleasuto out of their
13‘ ““80“ S Remedy l trip, and they paddled as fast as pos-
' _ o sible to escape it. The shark follow-
Malaria
v. 50c bottle
ed them into water less than three
Woodmen-Corporation ,
rlfeet deep, on' Nauvoo island, where
they landed. .The shark was about 8
insectitertou' unuoots'rs, l
‘ = "I! Washington Street.
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feet long. Miss Poole and Mr. Kilch-
Booth "bulimia.
Go to .lncohy's Saturdar.\ Special
:3: bargains at One dollar is the feature.
ler have debided not. to go canoeing
, . \
in the future.
Mr
-Caps. caps. O'Brieu's.
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has caused many a k on the road to success. Trying
to go too fast my hopes to ruin. Conserva-
dwe ticking and competent cousel are as important to the
W in making his plans as to the business man. who,
W the value of'his banker’s co-operatiott. ' l
‘ The son: Not-walk‘Savings Bank officers are always
was» III ‘dspodtorsv succeed. They are, never too
busy to glue advice Wmin‘jnvuments. - '
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i or or not it agrees is largely a question
of personal peculiaritlcsosome cltllilmn
tolerate sweets much better than 0th-
ers—attd no hard and fast rules can be
laid down.
NEW NECKWEAR.
What Fail Collars Promise to Look
Like In Really This.
This (‘rotutrelllan effect is achieved
by :1 triple. collar (lfdlliie pink orgnndlc.
each edge being trimmed with three
1' museum“.
rows «cartridge ptsits. The collar
flts'the neck rather high in the back,
and worn with a dark gown is most
picturesque.
,
Medical Experts.
Our medieval forefathers were hulls
of, the trades which in our, pro-war
days gore closed to women. Chaucer
and Lnnglandiuse many words with
chit teristlc {emitting suffixes. which
as, for instancerbsxtercs (female bak-
ers) and soutomse (feinals shoemaker),
filters were also female candle ma rs.
winnnkeraw'iiud bookblttders, . tin in
the Act out!“ the Ben. Waxed» cont.
pantsuits noticed-omit. women an,
_ in advance of one
' after-the-wnr conditions, it _does not
accustomed to women workers in many,
to the trades then opento menu
agreement that will include a tariff
wall which shall protect its budding
indr‘irinl advance. Hence the desir-
ability" of assuming an attitude. of
eqttxJity‘toward all other nations in
the prospective 'Ceneral European
group, an attitude which shall on the
one hand prevent Hungary from “get.
tin. the worst of the deal." and on the
other, shall have as its ideal perfect
harmony equsblo interchange and
equal advatttn es for all concerned.
if nothing is undertaken too hur-
unccrtainty, if nothing definite. bind-
-lnr and ironclad is undertaken until a
representative Parliament which
knows exactly what the situation is
can act. Count Apponyl feels that the
future of Hungary and of all the Cen-
tral Powers is bright. ’ For the imme-
diate. present ,howover, he believes
. that, nothing more may be attempted
than a sort of tentative “agreement to
_ngree”———later on.
1 But if the present majority in Par-
liament is inclined to agree with the
Apponyl standpoint that nothing is to
be gained by a hit treatyconcludod
knowledge of
share the minority view tiff"? tariff
avail against Austria a d Germany is
desirable._ The Opposiiidn. there-
-. fore, has a double light on its hands
«fiesta to postpone the conclusion of
rs longm pcssiblc, and their to have
incorporated into that agreement slip
motions/Which it can hardly be 'an-
ticipatcd Austria and Germany‘ will
accept without detour. '
Tho strong agricultural interests in
Hungary" want some "agreement where-
by the duller in Germany against
their products’sltsll be ldwere was
togivo them a market which they
once had in England until displaced
by America; and which they even-had
In South Amerlcis. Tbcir exporttrade
has been virtually . at a standstill
increased but at till slnpq‘fbgt tints,
sites-it~ had grim-n" by leaps . and
bduudsi‘p‘the pwmfl“. ‘ 2 "
Tfl‘ solse‘.
W
ricdly during the present period of‘
any trade and commercial agreement,
' sot-dds i?
infantry troops, in from six to four-
teen rows, driven forward by Rus-
sian machine guns and by Cossacks
armed with the dreaded "Nngaikas" or
lend-tipped whips.
As they advance the Russian-artil-
lery flrc abatcs somewhat, bttt be-
tween it and the Austrian fire from 40
to 50 per cent. of the first troops
sometimes reach the trenches. Their
marital naturally ford the Austrians
to abandon their shelters, and as soon
as they do so, the Russian drumfire
begins again. '
in both the Bukowina and the Wol-
hyhln offcnsivcs 'it is estimated that
the Russians use up about two'milllon
shells every twenty-four hours-shells
of Russian. Japanese and American
make, and thrown from every calibre
of gun. including. naval pieces appar-
ently dismounted from warships.
ATHENS. August 16.—'l‘he immense
forest fires that have swept Greece
during tile past few weeks have been
a source of particular chagrin to
Queen Sophie, for the Queen of the
Hellenes'has been the leading figure
in the conservation movement in
Greece. The barren mountains that
three thousand years ago were clad
withs'verdurohMeen a text for the
Queén it her crusade to teach ‘she2
modem Greeks th‘é need of preserva-
tioh‘of the woods and streams. Each
year Queen Sophie plants a tree With
her own hands as an example to the.
Wometfiof Greece. Butthls year she
had no luck. fordnring the night fol-
lowing this Arbor Dayrceremouy a
wandering shepherd passed with his
flock and the wly planted tree-was
iguobly’eaten the sheep,
KIEL. Angus-t- 17.—-le cry of econ-
omy has now reached the German
Navy. a'a indicated by an order just
issued by. the Kaiser which abolishes
the fulldress unitotzm. of officers.
;Honceforth, 'vaccordi .«Gerinon liar
since 189D~that is,3li;ltmrmtcsilyl‘val 0111ch will mm is their loss
“stunning" impression on gala new
stuns. ‘ The {of embroidery on the
collar an own the legs ofthe trou-
tits past. oil yuan
* ' fl. n'.
'have come of the removal of‘prohiblo
lat prices.
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83 and 85 Washington St.
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at Popu-
A. F. Beckmann & Co. ’.
GROCERS AND WINE IERCHANTS
interns/(1.. .
é: Jamie; : Li'wa1
. Telephone r405.
proximately 172.000.000.000 posmge'
stamps have been issued by the Unit-,
ed States since they were first placed?
the three-billion mark in 1896,.‘the
four billion mark in 1901. the. fivebil-l
lion mark in 1902. the six, seven,§
eight. nine and ten-billion marks in
1906, 1907, 1909. 1910, 1911 respective
ly. and the elevenbilliommark in 1914.
Last year the exact number of ordi-
nary postage stamps issued by the
United States was 11.226.386.415.
Stamped envelopes and wrappers
issued numbered 1,793,764,296.
BERLIN, August 17.—T o barefoot.
result of the War and its increasing
scarcity of leather. Various reports
lions against attending school bare-
foot. and the city council of Munich
has now removed the ban against
shocless youngsters in street cars.
The public is requested to mako‘ row
for barefoot children inside the car,
so far as possible, so that they may
not be trodden on‘mhiie‘standlng on
the ‘ platform. '
CONSTANTINOPLE. August 18.4
As an evidence of- the constant. in»
crease of Occidental influences in
Turkey, a'.conslderablo number of
young Turkish women were permitted
to exhibit their painting!" at an exhi-
bition, just concluded, of the goth of
the pupils of the germ Lyceum
Club. ,
all, many of
Home .800' paintings ‘15
'are Med for the future.
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WASHINGTON, August 17.——Ap-iview. Critics familiar with Occldon-‘f?
in! painting and judging the wosk ex— 2
hiblutd by Occidental ideals, com-
mental way lsvorably on many of 3
on sale at New Yolk, July 1, 186120185].
issuance passed the billions-year mark' The Jury of award was headed by it.
In 1882, the two-billion mark in 1890,,le Gram! Vision himself '3 painter.
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He ha been empowered to have
struck o! medallions to be awarded
at the two exhibitions annually that
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ontcsas or o. n. 3.7
'1‘th commissions for on.
cent a! the Connecticut Natlohat' -
Guard. which have been approved by”: I“
GO‘m “comb. have been rat-2 “‘
ceivod by lkjor ,T" C. Swan. at the.
Stats: m and will be sent tonic
boy is ‘commg back into hi own as mini-it- Ila: many. The commis-
sions were mil August 1. but. data
hack a fit as May. The officers in.
ciao-I ass-as; an the Coast Artillery
out... is". first and second rest:
marge. N. 0., the Medical Corps.
the ma Annie” Corps, 1nd, t‘h '
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