THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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H NORWALKlthe oo1rect ansuer to this question,
SENTINEL l‘ ‘.Does water run uphill?“ and repeat
17 A114. GOLDEN. your answer here— I
QPRIETORS “Do nothing item 15 plus 7 equals)
1
ml ——11nless you skipped the last question
HED BY“
A!§E§%OLDEN shut write the first letter of v'oul first
. »-—- ~—— l name and last Letter of youi last name
DAY *Mamh 7' 1917 I111 the end of this line.”
-TURE ALMRER—é—EER: No this isnt an absurd rigmarole:
I TOMORROW Iirom Alice in Wonderland, " nto the
w 10:51 a m. ,11 :06 p m. '1n111111de1'ing of an inmate of an insane
6. 1115;58ts 5'53
G SENTINEL TELE-
lt's part of the (xaminution‘
'asy.lum
‘ 1'
Ia. 1111111 must take if he “ants a’job asI
Icondurtor or1no1o1'n1a11 on the sttceiI
Iiailnu) of Dallas, Tex According to:
the Popular Science ‘tionthly, it repre-l
{linen-g3. l
Enrich Office—I388. I 51211111 the last word in practical phyvl
Residence-218'3- l chology as applied in testing mental el-
1111’ s Residence—752.;
M Residenco- street railway system
anagex’ s
l .. .
Ilit-tency. The
Iwants employes with nimble brains.
believes that
The superintendent
Iumi who can answer 11 lot of qnestions
“éh as se1e1'al healing" are 5“ turn up in the handling of his cm, 111- 1
tor hearings hem”) legislative ducing accidents, saying property nndI
linens. Before the App1opriations promoting public safety.
ittee‘fite propOsition to approprl-I It would be interesting to know.
tale funds ‘0 assis in building 11 how many merchants. bankers, doc-I
hospital will be considered. The tors, lawyers and statesmen could get
V bad ‘I'Btlrrpllghs Committee will 11 “perfect" mark in this test.
who; in to lie said for and against _ . 1'
11129111111 granting the council of STATE MARKET BUREAUS
ity'of Norwalk the power to 119- l A bill 11 itioducod 111 the Ohio 11mg“,
Mm funds for the maintenance lure affords 11 good example of 1th
9:16;“ hospital SPWW‘ charter new, one way in which public author-I
1130: Will be undet consideration
' 131 one of the biggest mat
” 11111111 is the 111111 P11511111?
Iitics arc seeking to make 11111113 lessI
Iexpe11siv.c The old ldcn was to 1111‘th
_t:omebodv or boycott something or in-
vestigate and prepare 1111 elaborate r-c :
port These measures are all good1
Iin their plate, but they have usunllyI
homily and the 11111101111111 11
The 11c11'1110tl101l’ isl
legislation ought to insure 11 proved futile. I
l . “ favorable that of constructive action I
- The bill in question pl‘ODOSPfl to es l
tnblish 11 state. bureau of markch
which shall be a sort of clearing house I
and the con-I
slebtiment can onlv be ascer-
V‘ ’ the legislative (tuninittccs
“thumps who are interested
‘ bile and 1011111 11111111111 will-j
to attend
between the producer
sumer The bureau will wheel in-
formation throughout the state on
1111-111 products freight rates, ('onllliltt'I
‘ slou rates, transportutlon facilities,
etc, 11nd distribute this information
'Iregularly and frequently in the form
Such 11 department
with excellent
The Ohio
the time
Many important inca-
hear
Wits not become 11
'Iof ftrt-e bulletins.
‘is already operating,'
gresults in several states.
tburcnu will also hav '1 pouer to luvcs
dealers. commission
' A IBASKETERIA
,‘sha 1111 cut 11pm lug lilt'tlc {1111011119,
1111111 or any other persons engaged in
bundling food products. and will be
'1.;:"111t1-11i111s, comes h'om the sttudyl
,tpor tcd pr ogress
It seemed to me that nothing
tax-
‘l‘aeihb; tram Montana” 9""
was being wasted and that the
receim’d" for the money being expend-
led thro‘tlgh the Board of Education.
Ito the past, 1 would deeply regret any-
l backward step or attempt to return to
the older method of handling our
schools. Such a course would head,
Iinevltably to increased cost and'di
minished efiiciency.
in the final analysis? it is not
much what our schools cost, as it is
Ithe “service rendered" our boys and
girls who are seeking an education“
Measured by the latter standard. I be-
lieve our schools are 11 credit to our
city.
Any attempt to undo the construct-
ive work which has already been no-
SO
payers of Norwaik are getting “value‘
.urday, March 17111, to West
I'l‘wenty five men will make. the. trip,‘
lMPOfiTANT NOTICE FOR BOY
SCOUTS AND SCOUTMASTERS
All boy scouts will report tomorrow
night, at 7.15 o'clock to Deputy Com»
Imissioner Douglas Nash, and 800 nt-
1361|9\ing that your "Who“ If '30" masters Quintard and Austin on thelt
tinned, enlarged upon and developed.-
wiil show progress in the future equallm Burbank Street. Scoutmasters willé§
south side of the ‘East railroad station, I
Ireport to Grand Marshall John D.I
Milne, at the same time and place.
At a meeting 01‘ the Scoutmasters’l§;
School held ,lasi evening i111he downIIl‘f
town library, plans Were discussed for
the coming bike which will be madelg
by the members of the school on Sat-11,,
Norwlalk
«among this number being five deputy
commissioners of New York City, and
1
Spring and Summer seasons.
Commissioner Pirie MacDonald.
complished in our schools should im-
mediutely meet with the rebuke of
"those having the best interests of our
91'in at heart.
lto liv.e 'in the past,” to get, through
sail p1'.ogr381 and advancement i be
lievc the schools are. doing splendid,
twork and that the manufacturers
lmujorlty who are paying the bulk of
lour taxes, are desirous of building up,
: not. tearing down. the structure which
bus been raised. i hope you will ob-
111111, in no small measure, the support
Inhit l1 you so much dt-strve and that
those who would destroy your good
work may be defeated decisively and
finally
OEA’NNETTE RANK»!
Miss Jeanette Rankin, the flr'st
woman elected to the House of Rep
111111 Wild ttestern state of Montana.
She i. now in Wilmington wuiting to
lb“ rented 1111'. one or the membernI
1:11:11. tlltll state should President \Vllv .
too. 111” 1111chtru session.
Yours very truly
E. G. MURPHY
Upon a motion of Wllllutn P. Ward
.it Ins voted that copies of the resolu.
Ition given below be sent to the two
and senator The
representathes .
NEW SIIES [:08 WOBLSI board then wentinto execctitiv session
r11 few minutes after 11 inch it 11d-
, zjourncd to the auditorium.
t The resolution 111 as tollowu:
‘ Board of Education
city of
Xot'wuik, Connecticut
Mprch 5, 1917
l'l‘be Committee on it ;',luc11tiou
[71‘ J. \iilton (‘obut'u wun called on General Assembly
‘0 Fl"? “'6 )l“011011 01' the building t1on1-il111'tford,Conn.
"Illll‘fl .(‘oburn said that the (‘entlcmcnz -
bunding committee had three possibleI At 11 meeting of the Board of Educ-.11
Sites for the 11ew'school, two of which tion of this city held on February 26.
"W‘rc in South \‘muttlk and one in 1917, it was unanimously voted t‘h‘at
waatlk. He stated that the building "The Board 0! 'Education believe it
""""“"‘°“ ‘1“ company with an urclll is to the best inlent‘sts ol' the city 111ml
tect and local contractors hud Visited the present svmmkof our {schools re-
”10 Bites imd discussed the ndVisablli main as 11 tsfihmi 111111.. it not be
tt‘ontmued from First Page.)
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The report of the school nurse, Mist-1‘
Louise Schmidt, “'11s recoltctl and 1111-
Copied The lcutltc'rs’ comlfiittt ' 1‘19
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i am prompted to write you 111-1 above ‘I
' because of the efforts being made DyI
Ia misguided few, who cannot ceaseI
1
I11 referendum, the opportunity to as 1'
i
l
int
lthe community, as well 111'. the greatI
1y of e11ch.ile said while 0110 of the
sites 11 ould have. to be graded and one
of the others leveled off, the amount
changed ” and the chairman of the
Board of Education appear before the!
committee on March 1, 1917 and pro
lils grocery
first
‘&a II
await on themselves, as;
a “tmfeteriu” or scrve-scii‘
111111, groceries are
bundles. 01 packages so
other may castli pick up‘
1111111 Buyers enter the
1th 11 turnstile at one door,
, ”with aislesI of gtocciies so
“ they want, then go to
desk where their pur-l
cheekcd up and paid for;
Iby pass out tlnough the only
lilihat locality.
heteria," perhaps the
111';
re is 11111 011 a cash basis, and 1
tot- expects to make moneyI
well as to save money for
eta. With the absence of
1 3131131115, no expensive dolly-l
Ipnd geods sold onlv for
lily ought to out down
with 0115101119111 select-
“ I'h'ases, he‘ll be ath
111 up to {thigh standard.‘
basketeria looks like
tlhat “ill 11131. ~
E TAL TESTS
5 comes in March,
ight here-but if not,
the next question and
1115131111 rises. 11 you
Lisoovered'v Amerioa.I
you just Wrote; but'
’ eise,~put in a num-
this _ sentence: ‘A
be.-
"matter whether China
01am: then give a
to, this Question: ‘How
{here 111 this week?“
except G in this
onto No if? timé'n 5
fluidity comes attorI
cm hora-d
circle hon—or also
«of-”auntie", 8. 6. It
fol-1111111. 111a
, £11m in
i
no
sent the view at this board.
The above action 1vu' taken in re
re ymn' com-
t'XliQCU‘tl 10 COOW‘N‘W “ml producflr‘s of land in one would offset the ox-
11nd 12011111111911.1111 working 0“1 ““0 pcnse of filling in The one in Nor-
economical sy<tt1n1s of walk, he stated was :1 perfect. plcoe of mid to a bill nou bcfo
tliropcrty and may be secured. At the 111ittee,thut, if quOroblY “CW “9"“1
It‘qucst of the Board of Education the Would allow the citizens of Norwalk
names oi the owners 01‘ the property by vote, to chant-i9 the New“ consul
1111111. been omitted
The other members of the board ex- Ithe old district system. which in the
it pressed their opinions on the sites opinion or this board of obsolete and
is largely due to just such public 1".I 80an were {at ornbie. and otherwise “’3' interior to the present system Of
ll tint (‘crmany tremcu- Upon 11 motion put by William P. consolidated 86110918-
“‘1‘" 1111 “S l ' ' qurd, it. was voted to ask the City Of the nine, till members of the
60115” handimlil’e‘l “1" 51“?” 1“" be” 11111111111111 (Jeseph P Wadhanls) to 1111- board, tour (4) were members of the
able to present MIN! 3 “119 “comm” 1111111111. the properties and express an old board under'the old syfilenb We
opinion on 'them. district. system.
Alexander J. Rummler started to We earnestly believe that the We
maintuining
distrllmtion.
This is "getting dop'n
tucks." Every stutc- ought to have
such .1 bureau. equipped with brondI
powers and composed of oxpexts.
to brass
front to the world
1. J... ..--.-——~ I
Sour? of the Republican state leud- bring up the Samuel W. lioyt, Jr,
for w'01k which the city has already
paid half and, according to Mr. Ward. request the committee to report
.SDOqumansmp in their the Mather Building Company war: to bill unlavor-tbly
1"“ d” the ““0”"; 0f ll“) Connecticut pay the other half, but the move until HENRY'C SHERP‘R
Secretory
in every way to the old and therefore
era are not showing the spirit of real we
end‘eavbr to
Wu 11en Sum-age ANOCWN’u ‘“ the, promptly killed and put. off until an~I ‘
1 | W
pending legislation at Hartford. Miss othet meeting. .
Pic rqon's statement to the Sentinel The finance committee brought uplCONGRESSMAN WISEON DEFENDS
ACT] . ‘
the. question of insurance, on the. two
new schools, Jetteison 11nd Washing“ CHICAGO March 7-11m, vote of
1011. Dr Henry C1'Sl1erer stated that Congressmén William Wilson, Third
the schools were only insured for 31,-5 Illliuois District tChicagd), against.
"3312:? “it? -l““‘1i“§1;““11‘§1§"‘121‘1’§ ‘21 fl" 1.1.1.11 1.1.1.1111. b‘“ “2:.”‘333
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the uestlon whethei he re n3
gists. The extension of the suffrage the "flue of 93°“ William 9' ward‘qualigications for membership in the
moved the buildings be insured for i’ the most
. 1- a cer- Union League Club one o
to the women of the count y is .325 .000 each. The motion Was in the cit .
111111111 and Connecticut is not doing .antended so that the amount was 3,301 conservative y
credit to herself bv trailing along in. m by William A. “31.9nt J Rey- hoesoh, or the club to the 0011316681
the near of this important and lust noldSi moved that the matter of in man made pump, (way, said it had
1 4 ‘surauce on the schools to be borne by been noted that Wilson was "the 8018
___;.......Q._——-——— the city be taken up with the corpora- Chums.) representative" who voted
'NEW YORK wm'rE’Rs “0" 1301111911 11111 R V“. 13'0 voted ”13111111111111. il‘med neutrality bill call
'~ WANT MORE MONEY D‘ J Mill“ 00W”! read the 1111. ed attention to' the fact that contu-
New Yohmamn 'l.—-Walters at 1°“;I‘Ifnz-Ijlyietftfifn Cmmctlrmm Edgar tion oi membership in the c1111; is
seven downtown luncheon clubs, ac ' ' .“nbsoiute and unqualified loyalty t0
cording to an announcement by the. St George lint: and Paper 00111981133 the government," and demanded on
New York Club 3‘39le?5 Association. ‘ "“3 Connecticut explanation of Mr. Wilson's course.
11111 present demands for higher wage. J. it " '.' March 3 1917 11111111115011 to reply wrote: "I 'dldI
and bettei working conditions, and iilton Coburn, Chairman, . $1101 think we should orIm American)
will strike 11 they do not get them gm"! “‘3 ”6‘13“?“ Imerohant ships to carry __cont':ratmtd1re
The waiters 111111132 8. day for six days 011111111, “mamm- ot war to belligerent nations which!
in week the year aronud1a working MY 'Dear D" C°b“’n' '1conld be considered an act of war on.
day of three antr- 011111111111 hours. the A“ ”“3 °f “"9 “mm M the ‘3‘" our but and vote? to so amend thé
Council who visited Norwalk'a schools 1 ti n. 11
mimosa 0! buying their 0111: food du- ’9” u 0
working bumibol orGiirlbt': recently, I desire to congratulatetyour , - --—-‘
with: nudes GI ”ml I: '1 and 130111.111; Sillierlnfidhdhm of ”301”prth FAMINE M ASHE” SAYI
8“ 1 mm: M“ and your am: or 1111111111111. upon to u p ,
no.disbwasblng 0110 111111de and QI "E ROM MAIN;
olilclent wort: 11111113 110113 in 0.11.qu
”WM" ““3“ V“ W l“ ‘ partmonta or 11111- 1111111011.?“ 11111 1
of the Baker! Gilt it! We: last. with udtitlhiutnttm‘. which I: no Guests or local hotels. who live in
Tuesday. are still on Itrlko. Imito' Mono who will like the it! utuo,‘ said 34111111111111. remitting iii- ‘1
'” m. to 1111111111 138v“! the schoofi. cuirrra, tint the potato (amine ml
1.1111195 the situation concisely and in
uncerain languugo: Speaker
lienly or any group of Re‘Wican
lender‘s cannot long defer the denom-
Iplishment of the aims of the suflrca-
legislation.
nub—n-
AWITANCK.
nodding Watch. MONK dun-
. to not as -tl. recruiting officer and ob’
iidated system of schools, and return to,
bill soul consmldated system is superiorI
I A letter from President Frank J. ,
The physical culture exercises adopt-
ed for .\‘or1v11|k boy scouts by Commie t
slouer MacDonald, and recently '
stalled in the Norwalk schools,
finding great i'uvot‘ among both
pupils 111111 the teachers.
tutu 11111111111
lugs 11 1111
\t‘Altiti'JN, t‘onn.. Murch 7.r—'l‘t'u‘c
to Hit record they t‘SliiDllSllt’d 11111111.,
lll“ C11 1i Wat, when lit townsmcn
voluntatiiy shouldered tines 111111
Went to tne‘iront, at 11111 first call 101
volunteers, thtthtttt- town 111 enguuvo
tn 1. wave'm pith 11.11.1111. 01‘ its pro
511111 112 inhabnuntn, at) have 11011111 '
are
the
11nd lilo 11w toting 110111 truth 11 humor;
ton, to the clicct thul their Si’l’mko
hurt been accepted.
Uld glory waves from every dwell
ing and 'pnblic building. Arrange
merits are being made to give the 1e
crults when they are llSSlillit‘ll 10 Ha
Noun a rousing scud- 011’ and Willow.
Whitney,
must in his youth is the hero of the
11111.1 and the recruit. lender. ,
When the President severed diplo-
llidtlc connections with (11111111111),
,‘A‘hitney, believing war inevitable, oi.
l‘crto‘ his services to the navy and sent
11. letter to Washington. lie received
11 note. of acceptance and was asked
1.11111 other recruits from this town.
Slmulderinu' the national colors
‘.t’tntncy went about the town dellvt
thing burningputrotlc talks to his fel-
Imv townsmen. in two days he ob-'
mined 81) recruits, whorie names he
sent to Washington and it is probable
thui the volunteer ranks will be 11wcll~
ed to 100 men below the Week is
over. This would include nearly every
able-bodied 1111111 in the town.
Warren is a small totvn in hitchncld
(minty, which was incorporated in
M115, 1786; taken from Kent. Farming
is 111.1 principal Occupation of the I111
habit'ants. its population is given in
the Register and Manual of Connecti-
cut as all!) of whom 131 are children
betw'cen the ages of 4 and' 16 years.
MRS. our 1101 RE-ELEGTED.
NEW YORK; March _7.-<Members of‘
the. Women's Peace Party .explained
today that Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt,
chairman oi the National Women's
Congressional Pnrty, was not Ire-elect:
ed as honorary vice-chairman of the
peace party. because shé had offered
President \Vilson'the services of the
Suffragists of the. county in case 6!
wer. Mrs. Catt appeared as a oandt-“
datefuf' reelection. on the original list
0 nominations, but at the annual elec-
that no one should be chosen an offi-
cer whose stand as a Pacifist was in
doubt. '
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sxean'r‘ avscoaos'onoxauq -
PHILADELPHIA. March 7.——Ali ext
port records at this port Were bruit»
en in_ February with shipments '
abroad valued at $57,000,000, accord
in; to the report of the commissioners
111- i
toured to 10111 11111 1 11111111 1511111115 navy,
who shipped before the 13:;
tion last night In motion was carried ._.~
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WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1917
I The Boston Store’ 5
SHOWING OF CHOICE
§Wash Does 13 Goods
is Most Complete at This Time.
Below are a few.of the many fabrics
popular and in demand for the coming
A SPORT SKIRTINGS
They come in witlt' stripes,
checks, large sport .polkn
dots, plziids 11ml Illt‘ vcrv
newest cilccts‘ in 1111s class-s
Ol- £001“. \‘Uillli‘lg 11107 t’
stylish and m-rv iccablc a». to
we '1r and \vaslnng1r
.méfié' 1 11d 49E \artl
PRINTED _VOILES
111 a great \111itt_\ 111 all
tin 11c11cst and popular 1111.
ttHhc minute pattt r115, com
{msinu plaids limit-111 111111
latte} C'oltncd Stripes tolon
ings in figures sport polka
dots and sttipc;s more than
50 designs. l‘he most fetch-
ing assortment c1c1' shoun
'111 lhc ll Onion Store.
At . . 29¢, 39¢ and 49%
NOVELTY
SPORT SILKS
A litagnifitcnt displzu of
this tashionublt' falnit', cx
tensivcly used 101 (lrcsscs.
skirts and “aists; entirely
new designs in sttit'cs
c0101 mtnbinatinns:
lent quality yard :widc.
.. $1.69 yard
ENGLISH LOblGCL'OTH
Strong, dependable, \vcll
11111011 long wearing qual~
itv: just the right weight
for spun” Iundcrgtmncnts
In 1213' art] pieces
$1. 69. 31198132198
111111 .
cxccl— ’
WHITE
DRESS LINENS
45 inches tilde. all purc
linen, butcher (1111' basket
\t't'uvt' ...... $1.29 yard
CREASELESS
DRESS LINEN
.15 inches 'widt'. all putc
flay. tub'shrttnkcn, in the
(lCSIi‘alllt‘ \t’t‘lg'ht' and twcth'
fast (l_\'t’tl shades. 'l‘hcse
goods are imported, and
sold 111 this remarkable low
price .......... 69¢ ym‘tl
\\'01't‘l1 1181'.
BATES' DRESS .
GINGHAMS
321111 to: witlt,fi111 quali—
t}. compitsipg lxoman, nar—
row and wide variously col~
bred stripes, checks, medium
111d large stylish Tartan
plaids :alsn plain colors:
nutl11ny'1111ttl1 15 more adapt-
able fo1 house tlrcssts and
thtltlxcn 1 111111.
‘At' ............. 15¢ yard
IWHITE STRIPE NOV»
ELTY DRESS GOODS
The newest and most
popular “caves. The ma~
tcriul that gives satisflciion
25¢ and 39¢ yard
1' CATA LQG
( of vehring apparel for women
and children 5.5 being dis
~ tri..b11'te~d-~—free for the askin31‘II, .
, Presenting fashions worn
'111 New York’at. the time the .-
atal'og 115 issued, many 1
people find that it, offers I ,
Imrohhndis'e and a service not.
always to be had in their home
gowns.
If this be true in. Your
-‘ case; the reader of
this, we
shall be glad to send you a .‘ 1
copy.
But we always advise
looking and buying at: home - '~
I, Most. things in the cota-
‘: log are delivered free in _
the United states. ‘1'
Write name and address \
'rélainly and a
dialog No . 34.
Addrhss .
"I" will do.
11f 118111:‘
"Sand 1,91
it postal 1’
JOHN WANMAKER, New York
8111 to lot!) mommy to Fourth Am
38879 3505
from thence,
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none 111111011130 YEARS Hence To couture run F‘l'she‘t' 11111119 101111.
Written and sung by Calvin A: smith _Hé attacked the rebels got «trim
of navigation published today. TheI 'wnuo Wilson rules over 111111 1111111 otIAnd he’ll be forgotten one hundred
‘inc‘reaso or $13,000, 000 dyer the high
recon! of app‘roxtmutely I344, 000 ,000I0u1' people are killed on the land and‘
last September and $48 .0001!)th over
February 1016 Was «1119 pflhtiipally to He talks and he who; at the man's
shipments of crude petroleum and 111
trate of soda, need in- the manufacture And he'll be forgotten one hundred
ol! gun cotton.
.
GUILDlhlIG DEPARTMENT Teddy Roosévelt
ii 0. Mower received permit» to
so wiring for 11.0. Help, Gregory No one a“? ”We“ “'9 “in“
IBoulevIal'd, and lot: 11.11 Wood, on;-
cry 1311111011111.
Frederick 011011111111 on {In Hell-
“M11“: Midland-I o! Moll tron: 1Arnol- mm“;
plan. to to «an m; an our 0 1 P“ ' « 1 "
”I“ it y' 1 L’ ' “ " ’ 3 ‘ ‘39? ’1‘; 1 ' 111- ”lady!
I . ~ 1' «111‘ one rims mm 11.1 . 1 '1 out. , I
u in. M1? ».1
I596“
the tree
the in;
expense; ~
yours hence.
Juun Hill. 1
he RM“)
he rode oven-181111
years hence.
broad bay,
this nay,
showed their good Ionic,
years 1191108.,
um 1111 in: party their 11111111111911 111111111 :1 (ileum.
Brave DeWey, he sailed up Manila}:
Ind sunk all the ships that disputed!
The Spaniards surrendered. which
1
And 111111119 remembered one hundred
,1
l Irish Pusey Kline vs. Oscar Gags
maternaoulerxoum a:
reflect: mt credit upon you .1111,de Ind tint on" were inking mutodovrlflnctornodmdm And its?! in titration ‘ohe'hundnd RWY“!
, .. . muwmmxmmd
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