. AQES GOLDEN .
sun. A. 1:}- downs,-
unanimous
DAY Dec. ' 2i, 1916
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“MTURE ALMANAC F0 I
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Hightlder 18a. m.; 1:34p.m.
81m rises 7: 18; sets 4: 30.
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7 soLolER TRAINING FOR EVERY
. BOY
Gompul'sol'y mililaly training is 0111'
thing. Compulsory military sen 1a»
is another. The two are often confus
d lath-'3 discussion of our national dc-
cn‘se problem,
Compulsory scri'iCI',
its-11.11115 nevcl- appculed to 1.1.1031-
wicans. evenr'ln 11:11 111111, and 111111111 W11}.
I Not only is ‘11 hostile to
l-
m’ver' will. .
there is no evidence. Illut it is demand
ed ‘by Amalican needs. 111 (also 01’
«actual peril, there is 110 111115111111 that
.11 volunteer 111'1111'111‘ .Iny dcsircd size.
could be raised :11n~.11.1""o111 night'
Ill-lid it will be 111111) enough to raise
great armies when no need 1111111 Mil-
lions o: Amelicnns will not 1119 in bur
1111:1111 in normal times, 1101' should they
be oshodlto. Neither 411011111 1110 no-
111111 be asked to bear the bulden of
I limping men undel 1111115 by 1111 mil-
11911111111111: of peace
‘Bllfllt'ls Ititilc, of (“our-‘1'
ohullnllllons of men in 011101110110
, the arc 11111111111121 it look ltng‘land
‘ two .jrs'to get
3311? really for action.
lid.,lifl lullfis' Any lalionul Sillemo
31018136; M3011 on 0111 1‘11-0 institutiom
flwJ'Bloro requires the training 01 c.-,'l
vlllons gill great so that
enough of them will 110 1011111. 1v.110u
the call of duty 00111011.-
field“ And national sl‘nlillli’lll. plainly
swung
into-y training of 1111 our young
111:1: ded 111111 training sllnll 1101
their;
to mill"
it would take.-
01
lllllnll'i‘l‘ -
absence from
This for mommy. to wmk out
rai'cticnblo embodying
this in pie. it must. he, apparently;
1 lug 5111.111. 10 the SwiR; 01 Ann
5" stem
slur 661101111 Leon 'u'd W 0011, 101111
lug ho other day before the senntc
.lttoe on militulr :Il‘l’uirs suggest-
. every man physically fit be
ad, on reaching the age of 19,
six months of intensive ur-
"1‘21 ruining. Thlec months, he said,
might .be taken in a college 01 other
11 adapted to the pulpose and
three ulldcl tents , with reg-
lé army officers as iustrucrors. H0
11 that six months of this sort
‘ truction would equal eighteen
Iof regular sully scales.
0 givo the nation 4, 000 000 rea-s
Tillers in case of war, and a
roserve to be called out if ne-'
63’st? ' Moreover, he argued, iti
be excellent fol the physical
.1101 clopment of 1110 nation' 5
federalism National Guard sys-
proved a disappointment It
osslblo to enlist enough
lete our smallslunding
11.9.3. any prospect of 111111-
.11 fitness except along the‘
5 ly, and build lbs-re a great system of
l
__, for the development
on the German,
the spirit of Americun democrucy, bll ,
_ I lens.
y 11'?
l
1191' 1.000. 000 V'Dllill'i
l
to tuke lilo:
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 27 1916
zone. is another matter. He proposes
that we. reserve commgcial privileges
in that zone for Americans exclusive—
u‘or'ellouscs. exposition buildings, etc.
of our Latin-
American trade. It would require 11d-
dilional concessions from the Repub:
lie of Panama, which no doubt could
be readily 01111111011. The plan is sure-
ly worth thinking about.
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CHILDREN'S LETTER EXCHANGE:
'A New
started
Hampshire school teacher"
. .
of l0ll91‘5l}9~
iiwosn school children of the llnlted
,Stotm and “HULAIIlPl‘lru. The idea
'uppcaled 111 the Americanfiouce Boci~
cty and the American School P111100.
on exchange.
Both those oocie- ‘
the
League of Buston.
ties are 11011 11101111111: to organize
1
working out of the scheme to avoid
conluklon :111111 keep it from becoming
Ia nuisance 01' burden to llI1y group 04
people.
As liil‘ 11.»; pomiblc the l'i‘lll’i‘s from
1-.111 United States will be written in
by
Spanish is taught, and those from Lon
lSpullisll pupils in school whero, '
tin lnlm 11.1n children will 110 in Hue
This will obviotc 111" 1111111 ulty
’ol‘ tllmslating
l
‘lish.
meal nunlbcrs of lot—
Unce started. the 1111111 will pro-g
’llzlilly work, for the children lllolnself
lu's 1110 opt to be enthusiastic
about '
it. '
l
lililtoll 111'
'iiltllclinc
between “(1411111111111 l\1l(l\l ll11 l'IlI11'1-.<
/1l llilllillltllll“ Milllllllgllll'sl lUl.
. , l .
'Tllfi'ldl‘il appul'cntly is 10 lIIclcase .\ll\<
ltllc growing fl'lclldliness
North and South H” l I)
111151 ll} u.
(111- I‘l'lclldlincss of Illc v0 11 . c s
. ' u g“ 1' 0ffluicd 1111 plIlI1c.
both comments. The plays and 1121111011 “um. “f u“
:of 1110 children are din‘ercnt. Hut clutelclnllnssy Ill \\ :Islml
‘ l
Aluericnns through
11, do 111le
who was ill! :11»
uton. It was
luluorcll in “11511311111011 that ”to
Austrian governmcnt \1'.1< not
Iphnscrl with thc primc. intcu-
'liou to wt'd :In .\lllcriczlll. but if
so that has not prcvcutcd llim
\11<1111 Hungarian from doing so.
the 1110 is broken tho lltllo Amoricunsl
I
TALKS ON THRIFT f
lwill [ll‘Olllllll) find that 111 ll'f‘al‘l lll0\'
II' 1110 thing.
Euro oll V1‘ly Illlllt'll .Ilike.
lis wisely managed it onuht to 111- pl'o—i Gasoline and Thrift
' To write about Ihl'ifl ilI 1‘tllllll'1illllll
wiIb 1111111111110 would 3.111111 11.»: logical 11:1
lulktlm about. pcnco and quiluudc 111"
11111111 mold the bursting of sllclls 011 11
buttloflcld. lllll. tllorocun 1111 thrift in
1110 111411 or things 111111. secul luxurlous.
1111 well 11's llII'it'tt in 1111» use. of 1111111151
that one nccessury. if, for instanch
:inlliguc :uld oppuxiliunI :1 MN]. m with the gift of ill! 111110101 that is 11'
‘1111- lrcucb ("Ilolliul 01111'1-1.-'.\‘owll10rPpure luxury uocs the dll'cctlonk for 11s;
economical use. ll would -l.11~'folly to
i” nothing but. ”mmmw“ “"d “hm" disregard tllc ndvlcv of 1110 mnkcr “'lltll
duclivc of much good.
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FRANCE AND ALGERIA
0111: of llleisll'ikinu l‘cnluros ol‘ the
11111. is the way .ilgcliu bus 1114011 11'.
ithc summit.
of 'lt‘l'ancc It 1111': not
11111411111 ll. .1! “111111111 was 21 nest NI
:1 1111 not becnusc
gel up lllc hill with it.
How a car if you can afford ll.
your neighbor has
one; gct all the pleasure out of it pos-
sible, but rcmembcl' thc little 000110-
mlcs in oil, lil'es, nus, electricity and
tho llkc, 11nd find that thrift 1111:: Its
piano 111'1'1' 11.: well us in 11 big too
for}:
WORK ON BILL TO
PROTECT FISHERIES
IFish and Game Board to Hold Special
Meeting on Question
*4
REDUCTION SALE.
COATS
.\cusollfx' slllzll'lcs’t cfi’ccls
Women’s and
11133138
Illadc lll lllc
" l‘lurc (1r llt'ltcd lIlodcls. Lurgc collars.
nicely trinlmcd. wool \1'l0urs, llllelll’t‘\
and warmth ulllnlui wright l'al.1ri1‘.<——~
Eiztard $25 without cllorgt'.
for .................. '"T' ..... 531C Hive "
$25 and $30 $30 and $35
Coats for $15 Coats for $18
REDUCTION SALE
ll???“ 3““ SUITS
$25. $2950 and $35 Values.
11ml
many c.1511. only
Scrut', silk smart in
or lwu 111' :1 killll.
llcslrablc sllntlcs, :lll sizcs ill the I111, not
all sizcsin 1'vcrIv style.
Alterations
C1)llll)lllllllt)ll\'.
0111'
Women’s and Misses’ $12.50
and $15 Dresses
.\ll 11‘)l()l< n 1l0/cII clicctiw' <lylc.
.\lmtl} modcls that .111' (ml) :1 {cu (lays
$35 and$40 ' in thc
Coats 1 store. '1 A 1'
for . . 1 . ..................... 7' ' Sillk‘ l’l‘lt‘c .............. .. , 2
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RED MEN ELECT CHIEFS.
Uncas Tribe and Haylott'Choosc Offl-
cials for the Coming Term.
l'licus Tribe, 1. 0. ll. £11., lwcnly-slxl
11:01 lasI night and arranged for :1 blgi
uulo to 110. ‘flt'ltl 011 Junuury 9. 111-
lu-cls for Ike cnsuing your wcl'e elect-1'
0d 1.1111 they are as fI.‘lows: .
Sol-110111, it. J. ()llvul'. ‘
Senior 8, Albert l-‘l'l‘l'is.
.lIllllol' S.'Stnnlcy Somesstl
l‘l'ophcl, lial‘l'y 'l‘artov. .
lxwpcr of lli’flll‘dfi. S. L‘. Marshall."
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son CO.
FURNITURE
.-
L‘. of W” William Miller.
Keeper of W” A. M. Pohlman. ~
Trustee for more years, Thomas!
ltobl'ins. I “a“ ..
Representatives to state lilceting,1 '
llln'ry ‘urlov, 11. O. Wicks, llnl'ryg
111111111111 111111 .1. ll. (lullughcl'. l
Allelunllvcs. A. J. Thomas, (‘. J."
I’I'cscolt, 'l‘homns Robins and It.
Smith. . I
l'ncus liltyloil. .\‘o. '20 1-2 11101 aflcl'
1110 meeting of the ll’llll' and made org
Jo
$135 ball FIIOUR‘ $9.91 1111;
Crown Aster Brand. Put up in strong paper lined sacks.
w
!
round to tho
“ling this type. in its modern building".
"11.110011 produce enough men, be 6! Speaking of the scurcils of papery}
“WNW“ ll‘l’illl-Y. “known how the urticlc shouldmo "HM
of Fluucc m bundling of 1111' l'lII-t 111111 it costs you nothing.
possossiou.
'und l‘oresiutll
1101' unrull' A mutually
of this country. only 11 51111111 purccnl-
:11110 wore to pl'uclicv llll'il‘l. in tho 11:1"
“1")" "“‘“"“" ”W ““t "mmllli‘l 1311‘ of p:1solin0.1hc consumption
be greatly 1'0111101~~;l 111111 tho
oI~chcuponod accordingly; for the high
bcllclitiul 1"'ommclle bus 110011 1101101-
tllul isn't all.
lb
1111s shown
! Ill the interior 111'1'11lopnleut of
Moolish countrv France.
110111111111
01'
11 the huge and insatiable
that losults from 1111- hundll-Ils
2110111105 have 110011 built under I‘rl‘nt'll thousands of curs used daily
illl'iflltlll. And When the motor car was
al'cllilcctul'o ’tlllllg. gas was obtulnahlo 111 :1 l)1'l(‘(‘
that. would mnko the heart of the. pro
<scnl day motorist 10le with joy
‘wisdom. Public buildings 11nd perntP
ll ll?“
us fan as possiblc,
Moorish 111111 been 0111-
Iploycd. Momish nl'clllte1tn have 110011
srnsiblo recognition of the foot that but 15“ goes “1. and 1111.11-111'0 must
a people. that develops any sort of ar- of necessity be used if the cost
a motoring does not become prohibitive.
5.31,. that is best ndnpted to its own it has been stated on good nuthorilv
that a saving of from fifty to one 111m
c‘ouutrv and people “ hile the Moors drod dollars per veur pcr cur c01111.
may not “amp?“ much 0“ modem bc mode if cnro u 01011111011 in 1110 1150
llu' of gasoline. (‘qu of 1111:11',inp.s cure
‘of tires, and clean cylinders will snvr‘
the car owner more than 111' known.
Those who know anything nl 1111. about
In our will npprociato the fact that M
waste a lot of to"! that does no good
I We do not coast the hills, we lot
Chr'smn Selence Monitor "1“" the motor run whcn the car is stand-
chilecture at all usually develops
l
‘ “0in planning" they have given
’world some building's ofvnarc bounty.
France has noted namely .in pl'eserV-
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i‘thc
Iattcntiou to the waste of that \alua- lng, we use the clutch too much. “9.
Mo commodity in the printing of din have poor adjustments on the. curbs;-
1 l'
1101- programq it refers (0 one pro etor, and burn gas inste'Id of 111
do not get full measure from the gas
gram in particular, observed at a 1305' ollne seller, nud we make long de-
.ton dinner; in whose making very tours because distance is so little an-
costly paper was used, and which con element in motoring.
sisted of 14 large pages, nine of them There Will come :1 ““191 it It is “0‘
' hen everym man who
blank All 111 readln matter could already here “
e g " earns twelve hundred dollars a year
doubtless have been contained in one in small places, and eighteen hundred
page The effect was artistic; but :1 year in the larger towns can at.
suppose newspapers weresprinted that fol-d and should have a car. It brings
W3.“ imore lasting and beneficial pleasures
.than any- other medium yet devised
_______.Q.._._._._.
It takes you out of
“Chicago has the apathy of a cow Ias a pastime. t in
It has emotions, but it has no effec- doors It leeS 5'0“ 11 chance 0 l;
tire emotions”—-Chicngo Tribune Inic with the fnmily,: see tllelcoun Y.
-- save time, entertain as no other de-
in other words, as one Of our: ex .vice ever can. and ban: its proper
Ipresldonts once said or another 011ml! placedn the scheme of life. But a lit-
expresidénts Chicago “menas well. tie study of cars and their core and
but means well feebly." Which is OMTRHOHI'
m t
. ,ingwlhat are possible, will make who.
thing we newnexpeated to he“ would seem to be a burdensome tax
‘saldmt the city whose motto is, "it: real land instlngmeneflt.
Will"- ' . , , nan Williams 111 one of his chart
W ccterlstlc scenes in “16"me Goo
SUPERIOR. COURT WILL men, drives up to a wayside 8&5 5m
' convene AGAIN enlomluon 111 a battered motor cycle, 111111
These will be no session of the 010‘ up; for “ten drops or gas, " and care-
11 Suharto Court this 111.1111 until Fri- mlly inquires of the dealer how far it
' 11111111 session will take him ,
tantamount Momma litmhlll.’ 111 the
' . . l
Tl?" (‘llilllm' is 11110 to 11111 wisdom to 1:ch 1111' bost results,firospccln'c
if, out of the millions of car owucrs'
would;
1‘031'
prices must of necessity b1: tl'ncosblc:
11nd .
chosen to curly out 1110 wolk. 11” a little thought giu‘n to its economy:
01'
thought ion the little 111m
law Animist harm
.\11111111'5 of importance to slain fish»
crit's will In- discussed ntn special
eluccli'lu of tho slnlo fish and some
commission to bc 110111 Friday morn-
ing :11. the Capitol. with the opening
of 1110 General Assembly but 11 few
days away 1110 coulmlsslonm's' lcnvc
decided to take some action to lm~
provo the- condition of Connecticut
I’lslIcrics 111111 :1 bill to 111- presentcd to
the coming llcglsluture will be pro.
l‘ectcd :11. the special meeting of tho
Ibonrd. At. the meeting Friday the.
m‘inmissloncrs will meet General
John W. Atwood of \‘l’aul'cgun, who
lwns :Ippolnlod on the commission to
lake 1110 place of RennAdmlrul C. F.
who recently recently re~
Atwood has not yet
of the commis-
,(loodl'it‘ll.
signcd, (101101111
1111101111011 :1 meeting
blilll. ,
1 1111111 .\1 Hampton. 11111 superin
'lendcnt. said yesterday that the com
unisslon intends to present :1 bill be»
forc 1111.- Geucml Assembly relating
to fisheries and that it will be per-
fcclcd at :1 special mocting onuh‘ri-
day.
“This is on importantluezlsure to:
the stale and I cannot tell you. the
dotailsat present,” said the superin-
tendent. “If the details leak out
before the special meeting. there will
'be some tmuble.‘
No Salmon Fishing Yet.
Speaking 1f salmon, Mr. Cramplou
said there would be no salmon fish
ing in Connccticut for two years.
There are now thousands of salmon
:rowing in the lakes and rivers of
the state, and some -.,pf them are at
least six incheslon’g. lneighteen
nonths salmon. reach a' weight 1'
about. five'pounds. Fishing for cab
man will be restricted
for some time.
‘ Mr. Cmmpton said yesterday that
there'would be a general movement
the next few months to protect fish-
ories and that. Conecticut would
not be alone in tooling. 1111‘. problem
The superintendent. saithat Mason.
circuits would :work with this-state
to help
cries and that. Connecticut .. would
matter on which action will be taken
during thocornlnz months.
'CORONER AND STATE POLICE. |N~
VESITIGATE KILLING OF COBBLER
Coroner. John Bhulan andmnkNir-
elll of, thoutubomlioeyuterdaymom~
the circumstances of tho murder or
vmwmwanu M111 ‘
in the slate .,
in protecting the fisheries.
“Elimination of the dangers. toflshv-
1'.!II'01111-nls for :1 limo to 110
1111 Jnllunl'y 15. (lillccl's werc 1-100ch
:ll‘ll the list follows:
C. limit. ll, ('lllllug'bcl'.
A C. 11.- R. .1. Oliver.
1‘. C. l'l.——l"l'ed Williams.
1)1'0rs0el'—— Oscar Willlcl.
Collector of Strnms—E. J. Thomas.
1'1. C. of S.—A. M. l‘ohlmnn.
11'. of B. C. J. Prescott.
'l‘l'uslec for 111100 yenrsw’l‘llomns
“3111'. JI‘
CALL FOR CAUCUSES
IN LEGISLATUREI
Issued to Republican Members by
State Central Committee
A cull .
stoic senators and
elect to nominate candidates for of-
ficers of 11111 Senate
been issued by the republican state
ccntral committee. It followm-
A caucus of the republican serm-
tors-elecl of 11111 Senatc of 1917 “Till
be held in the Sonata chamber, State
Capitol, 11111115111, on Tuesday, Jan-
uary 2. 1917, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.,
for the nomination of candidates for
president protem. clolv. messengers
and doorkeepers, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before said caucus.
County caucuses of the republican
representativeelect. for the en-
dorsement of candidates for musset‘
gels and doorkeepers, and, if de-
sired. of cundldntesfor other officers
of the. House of Representatives, and
the nomination of a. member of the
0011111111090 on permanent orgnnlza
tion, will be held on Tuesday. Jan-
uary 2, 1917, at 7:30 o'clock p. m.,
in the rooms in the State Capitol, as
designated below, respectively:—
Hsrtford County——-Room 52, third
floor-west.
New Haven COunIty—Room 21
second floor. east.
New London County—Room
second floor, east.
Fairfield County-Room 65, fourth
floor, east.
27,
Windham— . County -« Room 62.
fourth floor, east.
Litchfield County Room 66,
fourth‘hoor, east. *
‘Mllldlesex , County—JRoom‘ 67,
fourth floor, east.
Tollaml County-whoom '28, second
floor. east. '
A caucus of the republican repre-
sedatives-elect will be held in the
hall of the House of Ramontauvo
lug. want in Stanford: in insomnia;
GIMP“ M uoomr in mm . inches
at tho Capitol; Tueidoy, January“)...
1917, at 8 o‘clock 11,111.. tor 1110111111134
or candldflos'II to! who:
given J
for caucuses of republican
representatives- {
and House- has
results.
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Very Best Maine Potatoes.
. Fancy Whole Grain Rice
1 Beckmann' 5 Best Breakfast
Best Yellow Onions .. .....
} GROCERS AND W
83 and 85 Washington St.
This assures you of getting clean flour. Try a bag and not:
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee 35c grade, lb ........ 1
60 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Special Grade Tea 1 3 ¢
i ' California Navel Oranges, large juicy fruit, doz.
1, Lyon & Rass Kummcll (Americas Best), bot ...... 451$
’ Monogram Rye Whiskey (Our leader) bot). ......... 85“}
Buy your Wines here for New Year' 5.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
.l‘cck 49¢¢ Rusllcl $1 0
...... lb Sé. 3 1115 for gg¢
Cocoa 1-2 lb tin .......
5!?
..... I111. 8¢, 2 ills for 10¢
HO
INE MERCHANTS
Telephone 1405.
11 committee on peruiarlent organics.
lion, and the transaction of any oth-
er business proper to come before
said caucus.
Republican State. Central Committee.
J. Henry Romback,Chnirma1.
i Andrew G.” Nysttom, Secretary.
Hartford. Conn, Dec. 26. 1918.
M
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR PORTO
RICO.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico; Dec. 20:—
Press) -—F1ve hundrel. Christmas
trees, brought all the way from the
New England woods. are giving a
Rico this y.ear The treés arrived
only this week, and u'ere- quickly
purchased, most of them going into
American homtes. although quite a
'fcw of them will be found in Porto
celebration.
Porto Silicans arecomlng' to ob.
servo Christmas day as a day of gift
giving almost to as great a deglee
as Threw-Kinks Day. Jan. 6, and
Santa Claus is almost as popular with
Porto than children as are the three
Kings.
Instead of hanging up a stocking
on Three Kings! Day,
children place bundles of grass and
vessels of Water in the yard or on that
doorstep so that 1111. camels on which
the Three Kings ride may- eat and
drink while the Kings are 'gdistrlbut-
ing their gifts
STAM FORD CH1A'UII‘FEUR " FINED
,.
STAMFORD, Dec. 26 —-Oliver Dan-
lol Fallon, a chauffeur of this city,’
who was arrested last: Thursday for
operating an summoblla while" under
tho influence of liquor and after be
1111111 been warned vbywontmrn not
anoint-1m driver hlsfumhlne." m
(Correspondence of the Associated.
real Christmas atmosphere in Porto4
moan homes to add to the Christmas
Porto Rico.
GIRL SERIOUSLY INJURED BY
1 AUTO.
'ICompanion Also Taken to Hospital-
1 GREENWICH Dec. 27 ——Margaret
l-‘uglllo, 17, is ill the local hospital 1
underday suffering from serious and
Ipossibly fatal injuries and Joseph
Strnum is also in the hospital lesm
seriously hurt, as a result of being:
Istruck last night on the post road
nedr Byrams Hill by an automobile:
jduven by Joseph Sync. 1n the bor-
er bonds of $1, 000 on a charge of
reckless driving.
The two persons injured were in a
group 0. (eight walking along the
highway.
HOSPLTAL NOTES
James Colbiscello, 01 Lowe street.
was admitted yesterday afternoon.
llllEllMlllilM‘lS
I
ongh court today Sync was held und—"
; » . 111111111
, You've got to coax it to mukoit go.
l‘Nbutrone Prescription 99“ will start;
.the most: stubborn and dogged calls or
IrhoumatlslIn
l We hamvwitneased its effectiveness;
in hundreds of cases, it. does things
I "Neutrons Precriptlon 99” is cabin»
.ly different from the old preparation
'inihot it aims at eliminating sinned:-
mild poisons by purifying tho bloom, “
common teaches you this.
11mm: those awtul pains, 11m.»
hora up those swollen stiff. joints 11mi- '
1111111131114:I Irma emcmummm
mmmlooinany that mWn
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