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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 28, 1917 · page 11

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" TODAY
Aittrattx Pictures Cez'poration
5 (Mary 57tckforcl's Own Com-
pany) .
l Presents
- Mary Pickford iii
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V ,.niastorly manner.

Regent Theatre

TON IGHT

BLANCHE SWEET IN
"THOSE WITHOUT SIN"

TOMORROW
THE STERLING ACTOR,
HENRY i3: WALTHAL
IN "THE TRUANT
SOUL "
FRIDAY
ti‘ltl‘éNIE WARD IN
‘ C/llé'TLES FOR TWO"
SATURDAY
‘l‘iu: 'Pl‘lé‘lgle Film Co. Prment
FRANK KEENAN IN
“"HE BRIDE OF HATE"
And tine 53th arid. 14th Epl‘
sodes of '
"A Ldi-‘r. at tho *Luzn

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erlauds“

 

 

 

iPalace . lieatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and

Feature Pictzrzs.

 

 

RICH Gilli."

'.I‘hui::.dziy — Paramount pre-
sents Blanche Sweet in "The
Storm"

FRIDAY

Cltmi Kimball Young in
\Morlzi Brady Feature

" o 3 EP PU RPL 1"

H \ .
lliivc Picture Shows Daily at
'/

2:15. 7:11:39 c>'..’io.l<

 

 

 

 

Ill fill liiffilliS

'Hlanch "mum. in "Tlicse Without
Sin" at ”we Pit-gent Tonight

The th'umw _ at . tint» in Sum-i

,uill nppt'nr wr'ill'i' tln- Mi'ill :tl till“-

’populnr llll'ilzltltél tillllpll. ill “nt- of

flu: lnicul wimp-w on tha- Pitltlllltilllil

])l‘tll.'.l'lilt| Willi ; olll‘vly will prtnt- nin-

) of tho Iif'nl ;-ullll‘t".~"-lluv\lt by this

. lung rim-i :ttzti If; .‘iliss
Sn'l‘t‘l is with :t fluorite tn .\'or\\':illt
it survly \‘iili Lillltlllt‘ tiritt llllr hour-.-
'ntil lw “hit; to its all
shows to “in. not

("Illlllliflly lll

t-upan'iiy tll
Illl‘fi ('lt‘H'l' iitilt-
runs. ‘

Henry Wflltlial in “The ’Truant Soul"

at the Regent Tomorrow

Pauline Fi'ecerick in “Sapho” at the
Regent Friday ./
(if till tht litany Ft‘lllfillr I'léQ'II'S‘

'l’urztintuint p;-.'lll!'i':\ in which tho lol-
(‘lllt‘ll I'flllllllt‘ l~‘r«dvrirlt has :tpponrod.
pvrhupn tln‘ uni- host .‘llllt‘tl to hor
marvelous ability is tlun in which Silt?
plays the “It tolo of “Studio." it is
the Mary or “d linttcrt‘ly \iuinnu, not
bud tit henrt. but through curly envir—
onment and rducution. ignorant of the
best principles 01‘ life. The story of
how alto fight» hor Wu; H" :i model
through a long; and stormy tnroor and
finally lurm~ lint (‘rusg uurs'r, is por-
trayed liy Hus Froderick in her own
The >(‘l'H‘ll Saplio
is n character that will he as famous
in filmdom as tho oriuiuttl has been
in literaturv

Pauline Fl‘rfllel‘it‘li will appear on the
Ecrccn of tin" {went Thrn'tre as ”Sa-
dpho" (lul‘lllf‘. tho (outing “'Pf'k.

MAM l‘lCKFORD AT PALACE ‘
. I -1.-- ~ '
1PM” I-‘irin‘af't‘s “A Poor Little Rich
Girl," Declared to Be Best Di.
i-Pctcu Photo-play in W'lijch
the Ever Starred
urtl p ~ 35 i‘oor Littlv
l’tt‘iticr 'l‘houll‘t‘ to:
is typical of

“my I‘lr ..
'(:h Gill“ ’1-
‘ v. 'I‘hlfi Lil-izirw >tory
Whose in “llit'll' tho t-f'lt‘hrnted _and
highest pair. st-ruu: ‘i' ha; ruvious-
..y crayon and i» no» i with :l finish
- that makes it more rhnr. oitlinarily std
“Isfaclory and iruia it 'n 'l-t» tins of un-
‘usual [column Tin-w is much in tho
story to extiio lithium lillt‘H-Fl and
; every detail has been in (warpiully
handled that the most hn< lu-vn gotten
out. 0! thevpioce. Mary Pickford in
.‘A‘ poor mute Rich Girl" is by all
ihgnnn .a. picture worth cumin: and one
which leaves nothing.unpleasant of-
et‘ lt‘has been run. but‘carrivs through
t. entertaining and interesting notion.

ilti“

lffghiinbecn such as to attract
11$ om'The icturp .wlll

 
 

 

Idlrectiou oi the play from start

.beiihowii this afternoon and twice and '

evening at 7:15 and 9 o'clock.

.. moi PICKFORD m
Moon tilliE mcn mm

 

. ARICQAH Bicrunls
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PALACE VAUDEVILLE

 

Week—End Show Tomorrow With
Blanche Sweet in “The Storm."

'l‘lit,~ l’ttlnre ’l'lit-ulrr's “'I‘f’li'l'lltl
_\:ttitlo\'illo bill bookcil to (lit-“ll to."
llll't‘l‘ days tomorrow nill giw .\'vir-

\Htlkieis unothcr treat in all reapyt't
favorably ctnnpni'uhlo 1t) lllt' show of
inst neck which “'le t’ilSll)‘ ouv of ill?
t.- w. of lltl' .‘t'ahtilt. The fin: acts hooli-
tll tti'i- llll‘ l)i-*.\l obtuiiiubltx in addition
to tho vntnhn'il‘w lllillll'llt‘ Sn‘wt will
in :t [)lt‘llll‘t‘ t't-u1urt, “The
(in Friday (‘lurn Klillllilll
Ynun: pill play lllt' \l‘orlii-lli'nd) fi‘Il-
"l‘i‘vii l'tti'iilt'“

:ippvnr
fittirnt "

lili"

 

WELL DIRECTED PLAY

 

"A Poor Little Rich Girl" With Mary
Pickford Enjoyed by Large Aud-
iences
l.::l‘;:¢‘ lillllli‘ill‘t‘r' snn' .\lzil‘,\ l‘it'lii'orti
:u "A Poor l.ii‘tli' Rich Girl" at llll'
Iii-tron! 'l'lti‘nli‘t‘ _\i':~it:tln,\' ltllt'l‘llOtlll
and l; ~t night. 'l‘ht- lilt'llll“ \\:i.~ up.
iwzilinu.’ lllln'l‘i‘rllll: :iinl tlili‘l‘luilllll?
throuuhont. ()llI‘ int-t :ihnut lllt‘ pro
llllt'lltiil. particularly not-Isl hy tlmso
who sun il .:i\\’.~i 1hr (‘li’l't‘l' manner in
“lilt‘ll .‘lzlly i’lt'ixl'til'tl “its [ii'i’v't‘rttutl ill
Elm pitiurwutiion in lIIlllt rm! 5i-lqt‘5.
trout :i little.) girl to a youth: ind): A:
. flu. llllllllll' tn l‘~"tt‘ll :t door lilliill and
funding Hill} it» llt~' kin-n tit tvzn l)l|l
E;:'.tt rho
'Ih--

ni' inn-u} vii<

li‘ix. lip); of (mi) ortlinniy in:

:t;.p..trtll ‘llttlll tlll'l'l‘ your: old

lEl iln- mind:

‘.,i-l.tlt “
43m: int: p- i’<t-‘i- iii-l‘c not plziyitiu lin-

lt-.uliii.: in‘u. hu= put-h \\:l.~ not th-‘

.‘.I ._ l‘ll ‘~i')ltl (I‘tlll‘ltl't'll nus pro-

tln titti'iuti

i'i.

.m-n‘wi llll'll~ Illlllll t.u

.‘tili:y lii punt-m li‘ltl

l‘il'tl‘l‘ tilt":

tilt -

I
Suinlzt). \pi'il lint. \‘lll ho tullml
‘:- \lt'llit'imt l‘:[)l:t'ti-

im‘. f'llll:'\'.. l-ttntlw on tlntl tiny :t (‘fll

t'tzu >7!lt.l;t\ :.l t

lii'lIUll of t‘:::'~- \\lll ln‘ lililtll‘ for tlw
law I'U‘lilh \li~.~iti!i. Non York. All
llli'lltlil‘l's lllt‘ Sunday school an uructi
in print: from ugly: to ln-lp llll‘lll-t
mutt—sf 'l'ln‘st- (‘tI-P'K tll‘t‘ tirfiti for tho
tlllltll‘t‘ll and sick pooplv in tho M‘t't‘on
blil‘l'OIllltillllI l‘iw-l'oinh .\li.~:‘ion. 'l‘ho
Lndivs‘ lilil' Study t-l:i>< l:- iu ('lllil‘;1i‘
of tin ,shipiuunl.
GERMAN ARMY MAKING A
‘ STANI) AGAINST‘ FRENCH
IN THE PEATEAU OF ST.
GOBAIN.

 

ti‘ontiziucd from First Prize.)

Deputy Ebert added that a sim-
ilar deficit apparently existed in
Other foorl products and declared
that part of the missing\ food-
stuffs undoubtedly had vanished
down the throat: of cattle and
hogs. which were fed on illegal
fodder by the farmers. He de-
manded that everything imported

IHI’: L’hrVFRSAli

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SPEED

The Wise 01123 are taking no chances——

 

 

are getting their FORl) CAR orders. in

 

NDW! That means practically imme-

 

diate delivericswtltat they’ll get their

 

new C'll‘S ritiiit early this Spring].

 

l I don't want to disappoint anybody—and I won't if all

who plan on a new FORD

thin Sprig show a little life:

speed up and say the word NOW. Don't wait ’till April
Fool's Day—give us you: order at ONCE. Be an early
bird—and show it's a w'sc htan perched on top of YOUR

shoulders!

! Yours

truly,

DUFEE W. FLINT

OPERATOR OF 16

FORD STORIES IN

RHODE ISLAND AND CONNECTICUT

 

final shape until the last minute.’

nor ha< it been decided just what
:rccommcndations he will include
in it.

Congl‘ct'sicnal leaders are
counting on having to deal with
nothing but mcasurés relating to
the international crisis during the
special sc<<ion. Spokesmen for
temperance and prohibition or—
ganizations have declared their
intention of not pressing for ac-
tion any anti-liquor legislation,
and although the Fedcrol Woman
Sulfiagc (tx‘nmidinent will be intro-
duced. there appears to be little
hope for it.

Among Dcmocratc. Republican»
and Iinlcpendctits of the House
today. thri‘e wa' p belief that the
Housepvmtld be organized (ll'llllt’.
partisan lines.

‘ One of tho problem; which
will confront 1h;- War Depart
ment in c'we a war army is called
out would to the expansion of in;
civil establishment to meet the
cuormous incrcacc in clerical
‘worlz. Alrcarlv the derairtinent’s
,liui'enns‘. are strained to the limit
of present personnel and its quar-
ters. in the big State. \Nar and
iNnVy' Building are cougcstcd.

) It ;..‘ expected that for immtL
‘diate purposes, three. shifts of
.clerks will be put on and the hu-
;reau koot oped night and day.

t PARIS. March 28. 4:55 a. m.—
;Charlc:: Sebliuc. Senator for the
insne Department. is reported to
have died of grief and privation
,while bciug‘takcn to Germany as
in hostage. Senator Sebline. who.
;was 71 vears old. remained in his
ihome at Montcrcourt among his
,constitt‘ients throughout the Ger‘
Iman occupation. He was forced to
accompany the retreating Ger-
imans after seeing his house and
sugar plant destroyed and his es-
ttate ravaged. .

' PARIS. March 28. 12:05 a. in
‘—An accidental explosion occur-
Zred yesterday in the City Hall at
.Bapaume. and a number of pen,

sivc against Italy by th- C$ntral
Powers continue: to be tho chiel
topic of discussion in military

icircleo. Field Marshal von Hin-

denburg is credited with aiming
at an invasion of France across a
prostrate Italy. In this connection
Ccn. di Possi. commander of the
lilontcnegrin troops starving with
the Italian army writes:

“A terrible and desperate at-
tack in in preparation against our
lines. Every one format; it. 3
even the cucmy announcrrd it to
intimidate u" b'-' threatening Italy
will: the fate of Rtin‘lnniu and Sex
bia."

Nli‘v‘J YORK. Merci: 28.-~Tht~
American Linc llClElit etcauuzhip
Mauchuria hon nirivcd softly at
an English port after a voyage
across the Atlantic. it was an-
nounced here today, by .P. A. S
Franklin. head of thc lut‘cirnation
al Mcrcant'vlr Marine, owner‘é Of
the vescel. A cniilcgram rccciicd
here announced the Munrhuria
reached her destination.

The Mauchuria left an Ameri-
can port about :4 hours beforc
the coiling of the merican Linc
pat‘uengcr steamship St. Louie.
The (cafe arrival in England 0‘
the St. Louiu. which sailed armed
because of Germany's U-boat
warfare off the British coasts,
was announced on Monday by
the Navy Department at Wash-
ington.

Among the Mauchuria‘s crew of
i5g men were go American citi-

re d

zens all native born except
three. The vessel carried no pas-
sengers.

The Manchuria, formerly in

trans-Pacific trade. is of 13,638,

tons gross.

LONDON. March 28.—-—A
munition factory‘ explosion oc-
curred in the north. of England

yesterday. it wan officially an-

nounced yesterday afternoon. The

explosion wa: due to an accident.

No serioue damage was done.
One person was killed and nine

from Romania be rcserved foszcns were buried in the debris. were injured.

human consumption.

PARIS. March '28, Noon-—
The advance of the French in tbs
region north of Soissons was

‘Raoul Briquct and Albert Tail-f
'liaudicr. Deputies from the arron-
disscmczt of Arraq. who have
been engaged in relief work, are

BERLIN, March 28.-—Thc oc-,
.cupation by Ententotroops of the learn that such :1.
;French MW?! OI ROISCI. after FC‘ymongy exictcd. altlmugh it did not

peated efiortu, is announced by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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;attack at th: moment wncu an in-
lclination is SI‘.O\\i‘l to give in) re-
lsistance."

BERLIN, my-» :3, by wir'3-:

fless to Sayvillc.-——No military acv

Etions nfimportance will be p03xi-‘

blc for some time on the Russian
front, from the Baltic to the Car-
pathians, owing to the setting in
of tho spring thaw. today's army
hEadquarters' statement indicates.
‘ There in comc activity on lllC
Rumanian front, and the failure
of a Russian attack on Magyrcs
lis reported. together with the cap-
ture bv Teutonic foi'ccs. Cl 3
:strongly cntrcntt‘x" ridge south
‘of the Uzul Valley.
. The statement reads:

“llastcm fi'ti'i‘. Arvi‘y group of
Prince Leopold: I“ - “3'1 937. and

the Carpaihi'int the sprint; thaw '-.

has brguu, which ili.‘i.“~' t‘w most:
important riilitary activiticu i*‘~
possible.

"The booty from T‘lr‘ ,
mEnts on tlw Sham in: i::-. '
to twenty mivw
clcvcn lllflflliii: gnu;

“Front Of A:.:l=t‘..tl‘_- l‘mrh'
During n raid up. tin: wow

 

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slope of Coman. in who ty'cot'l'rzl
Carpathianv. i795 7:..3‘: 53:99.31:-

mcnts; \vorkctl :75. W2" it??- 3
Russian position, blew up wvernl
duqouts and tc’z‘rc-éri ‘vith 570.129
prisoners and booty.

"A Riordan ottot“: on Mag‘mou
failed.

”South of the Ural Valley 3
strongly entt‘cm‘lfirrl r‘dgc war
taken bv storm. and. in hind to
hand fighting l:_\' :‘.‘.H' wool”, \vlm
maintained it again» repeated
counter attac‘:':. Om- lr-nslro'l

prisoners and snow mochi" gun»; ‘.

and mine thrower" r" .icd in
our hands. '
“Army group lClil Marshrxl
von hieckcnem‘ nod Macedonian
front: Outpatt engagements or-
'currcd and HR": was :i revival
from time to time of artillery ac—
tivity."
I BERNE, Tuesday. Mdlcll
via Pari". March 28. 4:30 a. m.—
Perseus who havr arrived here rc~
candy from Vienna report that
the Au=trinn povcrumcnt, in-
stead of being pleased at the i3-
sult of the recently concluded
lVicnna municipal loam—out: bi!-
IItln crown". wan subscribed in-
"ste‘zid of the 250.003.3co united—-
was unpleasnutly surpriacd to
plethora of

:7
,.

make “ appearance on th': 0cm-

continued during thenight. Proz- reported to be among the Vic-:the War Office. In the forest be-lsion of tho 1m war loam. Th:

ress was made north. of the
Ailette river and east of
Lcuilly-Neuviil-sur—Margival line.
where important positions were
icapturcd. ‘ ‘

i WASHINGTON. March :8.—
Congressional leaders today gave
iinformal consideration to the leg-
lislative program to meet the
lnational emergency. but it was
femphasizcd that definite steps
" to that end would not be taken
until after PresidentWilson deliv-
ers his address to Congress soon
after it convenes in extraordinary
scSSion next Monday. Meantime
steps to put the nation in a state
of readiness to meet any eventuaL
ity went ahead actively. More
than 10,900 National Guardsmen
were under orders today to re-
main in the Federal service "for
police duty at industrial plant§

and at other property in their‘

respective states. Altogether
about 50,000. Guardsmen have
new been called out fhr the p11,!“
pose.

President Wilson was in con—
ference today with Col. E. M.
House, his persOn317adviser; but it
\was said that Ibo-does notgplan to

 
 

 

the?

‘tims. i

rum—When the government in-t
quiry into the malakitc. or white'

tween the "Disc and Cauchy-le-

to ayaid being outflauked.
BERLIN, March :28. via Lon~

authorities ore ttispliznscd. than:

LONDON. March 28, i2:26 p.:Chateau German troops gave way persons say, that the roorme‘im

ltive mm of Viérmn rhould haw:
shown co little conltdcncc in uzi~

"powder syndicate was resumcdto-idon, 12:30 p. m.—-T‘ne idea ofIa ticnal loam ac to iqnoro chances
day. S‘r Theodore Cool: and other; greattoffensive against Russia In to lenrl them to the city, thereby
former backer: of joseph C.‘order to take advantage 9f harat lcn“ inferentiallv dcscrrditinq
Blanche withdrew from the case. supposed demoralization Is not the. value of natiOnal securities. It

This 5th left Blanche alone in
his effort to prove the charges
that the British military authori-
ties had failed to make use of his

explosive and had prevented him still lies in the situation on Ill-E'tack on the we:
from introducing it in France: In ygze‘stern front. From a purelyvnulin Oisc, near La To
view of the statements on behalrtary standpomt. I must say mat day with hmvy lg.

of the government. on Monday
that the white powder invented by
Blanche war.- dangerous gnd use-
less. fir Theodore, whb was chair-
man of the syndicate. and his as-
sociates, apologized to the gov-
ernment and all others concerned.
stating that owing to the lack of
information they had been in-
duced to take a position which
the facts revealed by the govern-
ment showed was entirely wrong.

4They Said they w0uld be glad to

give the government every assist-
ance in their power in any further
procedure. .

, ,RQME.-.via Patio-Mammals, 5

 
 

mined—The predicted great’ofi'ensand yet

regardcdywith ‘favor by .Major
Moraht, military expert of the
Tageblatt. Major Moraht writes:

“The foregrimnd of interest

for the time being no change need
be expected. Political considera-
tions which our military authori-
ties must take into accOunt; pro-
bably will not be influenced by
events in Ru=tiia. This must be
emphasized becauce many poli-

.is reported that :5: investigation
,.will be made.

i BERLIN, March .3, by who
less to Sayvillc.-——-A Freu-‘lt at.»
‘L batik (if tilt
failed yester-
:, the V111:
Office announcm. .nch trench-
ies- in‘tha Cl‘IL-TllltitgllG, t.»'.“lfll pl
Ripont, were calm-Jed by the
tGerrnans.

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London. March 28 8:"0 a. m.~—— »
-t

'A group of S Cid? Democrats has

covcntiou. itcc‘iing :it

IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE ' .' - i g

Tlli: Rang:- has all the

back clcx and warming

inch-es IlUt‘l space.

To install this, fine Combination Range for such a small
,sum. tl is 2 fact. however, this Range can be purchas-
ed for this very low price if your order}: in this week.

BEST AND LATEST CONSTRUCTION.

latent improvcments, ,‘white

enamel fittings and is a beauty. Fitted with largc water

shelf and rewiring only 33

$52 ‘Clll‘lf‘n Range, w3ekly payments of $1 and Extra

to, finite if paid as agreed.

 

his is Your Chance—Act Quickly!

 

0—39-78 so 46>

get of a return of tin: monarch.
It rays in part; ‘

"Th: program of the new gov-
:rnmcnt i: <atisfz:crory to a sur’
ticient extent. The present state
or the bourgeoisie and capitalistic
society no doubt pt‘f'f‘lddff‘. the
yoijility of changing the pres—
ent renolu'ion into 1 social one.
Any effort -r that tlirL‘ct‘on might
precipitate w counter revoluion
and lziug about the ll'tlll‘t‘t of the
monarchy.

"‘Tiic Iiccissary liClJQCi‘dth con-
trol of tho work (3‘ the new gov-
t-inmeut can b.n achieved bcst by
pazticipation in the temporary ad-
ministration of rcprchn‘lzitiven of
tlic \‘v'orl~.l‘-tc1i"' Democrucv and
r. wide and nab-l9 organization of
l popular force: 't‘id ill-3. army.
»L: .t;)p;.il to workmcn, soltliErs
.~ Ll llCiJIII'C'a ‘-o :liil‘2! the tent-
l'v’1.'_'lt",' pnm‘rn‘fient in the realiza-
.. prop; l of ircdon and
in preparation for the national
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indepen—

ii‘ilc tiifiir lull politit
(truce. Only when
'wi' “‘0 national cm - ,
lwwln “llilll to;
th‘ nd: i-‘ir
irft Hr "

On the subject of Wit the tie:-
liration sew:

“The victory of the Central
Empires would bring min and re;

tat." old l‘l.‘;jilll€. It is
31-70;: :ry now, inor: than ever
only“, to continue the struggle
.‘.{.tiviz=t the last bulwark of room
.i;.‘hi;il control in Europe."

BERLIN, .‘larch 23, by wire—
"1 Sd‘J~'illL’.-:—(.it‘.l‘man troops

n .adc rm :ttnck l‘dondny on the

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Extracted Vv’ithout Pain

llr. .l. H. Mallory

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“i5 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. Ct t

ticians already see the sun of put-flout n declaration which. met

peace rising in the east, and a
peace at that which we are to
win through operations of force.
“I would consider it wiser to
fiive the conflict between the
ussian army and the Provisional

far rt: can be determined. fairly
represents the attit K c of the ma-
jorilty of that party toward t’ic
gov‘crn'ment. [The declaration.
‘which is signed by half a dozen
locally prominent names. favors a

Government more chance to des- vigorous prosecution of the war,
velop.‘ This .wealietling of our leavlog‘tlie demands of the Social-

enemysam continue without help
\without precluding of:
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I'll. Do, , ocracy in .. abeyaucc until

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of Lutsk and near Bnezany were
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