I . agent Theatre =
Janet
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.mn sesame ACTQR.
“HENRY" B. WALTHAL
- in "THE TRUANT
. SOUL."
‘i TOMORROW ‘
MARIEDORO IN
“CASTLES FOR TWO”
SATURDAY
The First of the Triangle
Pictures
FRANK KEENAN' IN
“THE BRIDE QF HATE"
'And the r'3th and 14th "Epi-
sodes of
“A Lassof the Lumberlands"
COMING—MONDAY
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
AND MAY ALLISON
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“THE PROMISE"
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Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures. ‘
TODAY .
wA‘CTS OF‘
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BLA'NCHE SWEET IN
”Fl-ll STORM? o
Plytllltts t thout vaudevdle
at 9 o'l“,!ock l regular picture
prices. ‘
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—and—- it
WOrld Brady Feature
“DEEP PURPLE"
(SATURDAY
' VAUDEVILLE ' ‘
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‘ LENORE ULRICH IN.
we“ , ill . . . . .. ,
”find the supporting compony lea. very-Polly Weston . . . . . . . .Adelena Vega
céretully selected. cast arms best mm Little Dot . . .:. .Helen Sculler
terial that, could be selected. 60 all in “Dot." (lo'years later) . . ., ,Alico Foley
"all there is in More a good pietuns and Assisted by out Well H. & L. 00.“, No.
a clever actress waiting for'all that 1 in full uniform. ,
wish to see Marie Doro in “Costleal ' “The Fire Fighters." 1
For Two," at the Regent tomorrow. ’ J. Stadler, R. Volgh, Jae. Harris‘ fi.‘
; iClark, J. Holley, A. ‘Buttrey. C. Hamil-
, PALACE THEATRE VAUDEV'LLE iton, E. Flaherty, H. West, H. Zelul‘l‘. H.
'Memll, H. .‘Rayluseu George Gainer‘
,driver, with horses. fire apparatus and:
'firemen in action on the stage. ‘ l
i The specialty list includes: Edward"
After the. biggest motion picture day 3913" and Adelena Vega, duel; llelent
in many months, due to the tsllowinEIDm‘gherty and Mildred Lee. and.
of Mary Pickford as “A Poor Littlefd‘m‘us- Howard Finch and chorus“
Rich Girl,” the f’alace Theottte'is l‘oJHarold Smith and chorus, Edivarli
day preparing to keep up the interest Bartram (1101M) spec.) and “to grand‘
of the theatre patrons, by offering agopening CYIOTUSPS. The Merriam 0r;
show of five acts’ of vaudeville and 'cheslra.
Blanche Sweet in a Paramount pic-y The Truck Company members re‘
ture, "The. Storm." It will not helport an unusually large number of ex-v
easy to follow the pace which has;t‘hange tickets already sold in ad-
been' kept this week and for that rea-lvancc, which indicates that thereon/ill
roll the management has booked a be at good demand for seats. The ad:
program of the most meritorious actsivance seat sale opens at the Theatre
'ohtainllble. When it is said that theybox office. on Monday morning,
,show will compare favorably witllfilfial 9 it. ln. litesorved seats 50c, 7:30.,
lzis‘l week’s vaudeville bill, the nssr‘ln'n-lll $i (lo. .
tion is one that leads the public to! —~~»——-~—s~~.——~L.—.~ '
expect much. The feature alone-:GERMANS’STRIKING BAC fir
.Five Big Acts Open ,‘I’oday With
l . Blanche Sweet in £aramount
l Fegture Play
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,prisoner, in‘addition to the num-,
random be red «ado
The French sustained hei "
lo inl‘these attoCkc. _
IA rench attack on the German
lines in the regionof Hill 304,
northwest of Verdun. carried out
on a wide front, also failed. ..
The British lost fifty-live men
in prisoners in an engagement
near Croisillcs. ‘
Following is the official
count of. operations on
Franco-Belgian front:
“There was vigorous rfighting
yesterday continuing into the
night between Lens and Arras.
Before daybreak yesterday, in an
engagement near Croicilles and
Ecoust St. Meinnein, northeast of
Bapaumc, e British lost one of-
ficer and“ 5 men who were taken
ate-
the
erous men who were killed by an'
advance of our protecting troops.
y". .
d, j. which: We“
With th ‘kmordinary session,
of Congress only. four days off.
it also is known, the govemment
is without Imowledgeof any fur-9
ther developments in prospect in
the situation between now and
emment any information of a
possible peaCe mOVe onGer-
sidered abandoning her submarine
nation contemplates a step in-
tended to change the situation.
Further steps to‘
measures afiecting the national
emergency wCre taken
lican Home leaders agreed ten:
Senate'action at the last session,
in the same form as they passed
“In the Champagne several at-
tacks? undertaken by the French.
tn an effort to regain the trenches;
heavy losses.
“On the left bank of the Mensa:
.(VErdun front) yesterday, our do!
the House. d to rush them
through the ousc under. suspem,
sion of rules. This: would save
weeks nf'thc usual Committee
ADrll‘captured from them,.failed withlhearings and debate, and might
stimulate the Senate to speedy
action. ,
Several government . agencies,
many's part or that she” has con: ‘
Blanche Sweet ill “The Storm" has
been Olit‘ of the Famous Players Com-
pany’s host efforts for the Paramount
progt'alll and will he enjoyed by
who St‘t’ ii.
tlll.‘
K: fetlsive fire frustrated French ad-‘Md labor leaders are 3‘ WOTk on
IN CHAMPAFNE DISTRICT vance against Hill .204. which details of plans to surely ade~
IN MOST DETERMINED were in. preparation. This morn- quatc labor for government ser-
WAY. ling ‘an attack. launched on a wide vice in case Of war. The Ameri-
Ifront failed under gunfire. and, allcan hcderation of Lglbor will put
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that time. Neither has the gov-l
ruthlessness or that any other
expedite
today
when the Democratic and Repub-
tatively to introluce appropria- .5,
tion bills which failcdw‘to get
.Ku..\
.o—m.
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WeHelp the 5 ”’
Landlord“ .
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For a limited time we are offering to con—
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tribute towards the cult of wiring house:
along our existing lines, an amount: equal to-
wh‘at we receive for lighting service. during
the first four months.
With (our making such a liberal contrihun
tion towards the cost of installatiar, every
tenant ieels‘iree to ask his landlord to £15231?
electric service.
If you do not own the property in which i
you live, ‘call the attention of your landlord
‘ 1 CLARA K. YOUNG TOMORROW’
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"INTRIGUE"
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REGENT THEATRE
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. ll lllE llliAlRiS,
,Tonigllt at Tne Regent, Henry Walg
that in "The‘iTruant‘ Soul"
' This hlfll‘lldlg actor, Henry ll“; Wul~
llllill, who has so lllillly successes lo
" his credit. will :ippl'l‘llv' in “The Tl‘llillll
Soul," a wonder picture from ”this
sandy program and it is without til)"
1m: it is a great picture as mov
of the ltlsszlllay pictures are rountcd
on ‘to be real pholoplrlys. When they
produce a picture with MIC-ll a sterling
til-tor all thlthtll in lhe lending' rob»
'you can count on the production being
smoothing worth whilefgoing to see.
This actor has appeared many times
at this popular playhouse. lie nppf’nr-
ed not. so} long ago in the great serial
picluro, “The Strange Case of Mary
’z‘lgo,” which certainly was :1 banner
attraction, holding the interest of the
lovers of picture's in Norwalk to the
very last episode, It was a pronounced
success. Wzllthlll appeared in the lead-
I in}; role in "The Birth of a Nation,"i
. the most stupendous production ever.
1- produced, being the talk of the coun-‘
' try, from coast to coast, and being the
, , first picture that over charged $1.00”
Wfor admission.
Marie Doro in‘ “Castle: For Two"
the Regain, Tomorrow
Marie Doro in “Castles For Two,"l
will be the utll'acllon in pictures at‘
'ihis playhouse tomorrow and should
prove a big drawing card as ”Marie
" Doro is alwayso strong favorite in
~‘Norwhik. inns piece should draw a
good Montages as it is said to be the
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(Continued iron first value.) .
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up to a straight lineapparentlvi
across nearly the entire breadth
Noted World Actress. in “The Deep
3 Purple in Connection With
l-‘riday Vaudeville. erranean and the Dead Sea. Forty
miles north of Gaza is Jafla, the
port of lerusalem, whence a rail-
way line runs to the Capital. .. l
The British report shows the?
army now near Gaza to be err-l
Lovers of the strongly dramatic in
picturc iurm will find that the story
of "The Deep Purple" will provide}
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them with plenty of excitement and
liillllll‘ typos lnlmrrvtrd bi' fl“.t‘m"i‘§apparelttly to facilitate its ad-
onl cast of players. jvance or its operation further in
Into a peaceful country Wm 30”“ the interior. npralEstiuc. It 1118
”MW Lt’lfifldt 0““"'"“l a ”it‘ll“ l’imdldefcatcd a Turkish army of 20,—
of crooks, operating in New \'01‘1i.§ooo, capturing a general hand a
”Those Moplo profess ll) will”.V (-otln-' whole divisional staff, together
try churches wilh organs, and linrrY’“ .Iwith some 900 men. ‘
commission is to secure at handsome} Today's nfficial réllons from.
deposit imttl'conl’iding ('h-rgb‘mt’n "“‘liParis and Berlin .lihow little}
limit congregations. ‘ Change in conditions in the fieldl
of (oill‘sv, the crooks divide llll‘ of the German retreti't'on the‘
plunder and the organ is deter tll‘“. French front. ’ ‘
livomt. The trip oi illlrrr'n‘, brim“; Heavy fighting. is continuing in"
him to the town where [It‘ll‘ls {\lonroithe Champagne region. ‘
Shortly litter" itrl‘vtjilg the LONDON, March 29, 2:25 p.l
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lives.
' (‘lltll'lllllll-l girl. llnrll‘ SW“ "A “"‘-" h“(me—The Germans are now. en-E
,t-ttit lliiilil' no;- of nor innocence Howlj trenched along the front
t
OVCI"
and Britishl
have advanced. according to al
statement made thhe Associat-
'cd Press- today
F. B. Maurice.
Don't miss (‘L‘lrll Kimbllll Young; which the French
ill the latest sporiut release of World
l’lllul'l‘s’, :‘Tlll‘ Drop Purple," which!
will be at the l‘lllllce Theatre tomor-
by Major-General
row. I , ' l
WASHINGTON, March 59,—”
Brigade." Chairman Chamberlain oi the
(‘ousilll-rnhlc iuloroht is lit-lug 0"“:ISenate Military Committee. with
mm in the coming Drodm‘linn 0? ”1°; 3 White House- cngqgement for
gronl spectacular lire play. “The Flrt‘ late today, said he” Would ask
Brigade." which ml Well. Hook and President Wilson in his address;
inddm- (‘o., No. l, are to profit!“ attto Congress next weehtto indorse‘
Cast of Churqcters in ‘The Fire
lloyl’s ”mm (m \wdnmmy evenlnglttniversai military training as aisouth of Gaza, to cover the con. Dutch
first!St
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”were heavily engaged in this lot: brillsh government.
neighborhood with 3 forCe 'oi
Aprillll, under the management nudgurcparednfifis. measure of
direction of Capt. Harry Dolmng, and ' importance.
prmllist‘s to be something well worth LONDON, March 29, 2:18 pl
seeing.‘ The local talent are all dolngllnr—The Official Gazette at
hood work in their lines and will put vMatll'id published today a dccrcef
up {i great show, alti'll’losl all or litttfii‘lsuspending constitutional guaran-
hllve appeared at various times inil'ECs in all provinces of the king-
olher local lhcttlrit-o'ls. Willie/111A. McAdam, Rellti’l"s Madrid correspon‘
Phcrso'n will he sccnin the some. part dent cables. . ' «
he played when presented here several The Spanish government will
years nun in. which he mode a. great edOl’t measures made necessary
hit. The following people will assist {9‘ the preservation 0f OTdCI’ in
Capt. indoor: and wife in the letlcltinglvm‘,” M: 3“ appealto the 90001}:
roles. ‘ lwh‘ch 1“ CharaCter'ZCd asascdl-
nous. says a Renter dispatch
Contain Paul Williams . .......... . from Madrid. The signers 0f the
. ._ ........... Capt. Hurry" Belong, 31196511,. whose name: have TlOl
Charles Brandon (‘ltiol .. lobl. Norton: e5?“ dlSCIOSCd' have been arms”
Cast of Characters.
Patrick O'Flalherty Foreman ..... . No information had been” re-
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Tr.;.'.;.;:il;t'.‘.;.:'<..'.‘.;..fl°.““"‘ caved here may to. no.0...
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ N 'r‘! "4.1 in explanation of the constitution—
..i;:l;'.‘.'.;.;;"i.'.'.ii;t...:.““ ‘ *1! WW in Sm...
._ i it ‘ 3.“. - . ....’.... LONDON ‘M l‘ '
.,.._..‘.\ ............... Harold Smith ' a ch 29’ 12'“ p‘
. m.—Two‘ members -
Joseph Andrews ..\‘.'m. A. McPherson] sian Duma have retlfiftietgetoRgtsE-r
30!). the NC‘Wbe)’ . . . .FrlutlkAnderson! frcgrad {ram 1(1'0n‘stadt ‘vhere
Dustie Rhoadl“S ~15Q‘Va'.“ Balmmfihe revolutionary movement was
Officer "666" .......... ..Fred lie/"gm“ least organized and met with
The Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . ."By Himself” argued reoietm‘xfe‘ Savg a Renter
Ki“? Belong dispatch .from Petra-mm. todav,
Durin their stay a great mass
l
livery Fundy lov- . 1
or will he delighled
' with the delicious
confer lilisll we are
going l., oficrfihis
_ neck t-lld« null-
“more trait delight.
ed at lining: able to
secure ll ‘ at such
' an {absurdly low
price. '
We lilijll offer it
1- ,full pound imti‘wj .
middle and Nuts in
“Rich" vanilla (roll?
thickly covered
with ‘Mlll; Chow
Jute, Bush 88’ high
priced confectitm-
. ‘ ery’ stores sell at
60:! a. pound, this
Weekend at
HA.MEAD ‘
it Rousing Candy Sheri-tiller This Week End
- 5., -.'D;rvuggvilsti
lilo flanking Bo.“
emecting was 'lteld at which the
tdcputies extilained. the situation1
[to representatives ofthe fleet and
lthe garrison..who cheered the
. 'speeches vigorously. , , ..
The work at the port, adds the _
.swing. i ' .
“WASHINGTON, March 2.0.—
The,-British bathe Neath, from
was torpedoed without waghin"
at 8:44 a. m., Tuesdav, 28.?“il‘9
southeast of Fastnet. accordion
to‘ State Department reports to-
6 TV 1, from Consul Frost at
”It ’nstown. - Two ‘ Americans.
Cl, rice Bloom, oin San Fran-
Ci/Eco, end“ Peter Webster, neqro
vscaman, of Pensacola. Fla“ were.
aboard the Neath. but __escaoed, .
-Together with other members of .
:the crew. without loss or iniurv,»
__ BERLIN. March 29. by Wicca
‘ were brought down. i
line—The entire divisional staff of a converted German crtlizsrrlltad
‘tln Putt
5m Palesmc,‘b‘aivbeen captured bv Ocean and was belfig tra
commander in chiei.,in Egypt r’c- ported to have been destroyed by“
ports
inflicted very. heavy losses
him, talking goo prisoners. includ- grain nboarv‘ m; . ,
ing the general commanding and It could not he confil'mcint tilt
the whole division (if staff oi the Netherlands, legation. .
Fifty—third Turki~h Division. The]. About forty Dutch :hips are
figures include four Austrian of— now in ports belonging to Greatf
floors and. 32 .Austrians arid Ger- Britain and a flee,‘ oirfiftcc‘n grain
mans of other ranks. We also Carrying veSselo is understood‘to
captured two Austrian 4.2
howitzers."
The American public, in a gener- ports have been detained from
-al way, has as much information, six to eight weeks-
bearing directly 'on the present
crisis between the United 'Statcs‘ some time has been insistinlz that
and Germany, except on‘ Germania» certain- percentage of Dutch
plots against American interests,,merchant tonnage carry cargoes
as the government itself. ,it w‘aslto Britifk destinations and the
ascertained definitely today.
the government has considerable
information --whirh em for it it"
messige; is once more in- full}. .7
. lMaurctius for Havre with suqar. "
' 7' to Swvt'lle.-‘-Erenehfefi¢m .'
one place, throngh a counter at-.the government in touch willing
ta: . skilled worklncll' the Federal V . . ’ . *
. . . ‘ . . , . 1e ...t. '
“Bat“st of Verdunrour airmen'Pubhc Emplovxmtlt Servrce wdii ‘2 “gal d ”Wm": oftbe
shot down two captive ballomshfurnish unskillel workmen: theft
In air engagements and bv dc- Civil Service Commission willv
fensive firc four enemv airships,supply clerks, and the Post-office
|Department will distribute ad-J
"Eastern from: Conditions arcivertisemcnts oi the govern:
generally quiet. :ment’s needs.
“Macedonian front: The situa-l Four additioral regiment: of
‘tion is unchanéed." . lNational Guard being mobilized
WASHINTONH, March 29.—-— tOday fbr detail service. broh‘ght
Officials at the State Departmcnlfthe number of guiardsmen order-
today confirmed reports that timed out for police duty in their
American relief workers with-[respective states to 50.000.
drawn from Belgium and North-f The Navy today gained
lures.
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lug]
. 1.83%“?
cm France will be taken to Ger-'additional men for officers by'the!’
many and submitted to a shortgraduation oi the senior class oll'}
“news quarantine. This procedure;midshipmen from the Navaii'm: a...“ a. «.o.
was agreed upon a long time ago‘ Academy, 31"" Anixlcolis. tltrce.‘ "m“ ' " ' ‘ “ '
whenfr seen'tecl,|Jrobal‘le that the months ahead of the ordinary“ Government to permit his little‘
Americans would have to: leave graduation date. " son to goto Norway, for the sake
chcrale here, therefore, regardj . VANCOUVER, B. C.. March'of his health, according to 3 Pc-
lt or entirely correct. -. 29.~——A dispatch to . the Canadian trograd dispatch to the Exchange
LONDON. March 29. 1:4: ijcws from ,Toltm. 13-333 '
m.»~-Tlto British army in Pales-lGermau raider 1"" truttl:
tine has. defcntcd a Turkisharniyfisc WMS'H‘D in the Southern pa--yet been granted.
0f ”I000 men, capturing 900 cific. Th9 na'nc" Cf ”"3 "gawk The former monarchland his
men, Including agent-r31, the War were n’" disclosed ‘family are said to appfiar cheer-
Other: announces. } It. was stated officially inf“! under their ,imprisonmcnt.’
LONDON. March .39. 1:50 p. Toklo about two weeks ago that . The man who a ‘fflw weeks ago'
, ‘was autocrat of all the Russian
Indian spends most of his time workingtI
.. . . . . ,. cm 'by in the little garden outside his?
the British, at is announced of. Japanese and British warshlpsmom At the services last Sun-i
fiClally. ¢~ . alter the raider had sunk a japanviday g. the church or Tsarksoc-l
The oififial statement reads:. cse freight ship. ’PllOl‘ to that. i
.. . . , . _ , Sclo. the former emperor was the;
Telegraphmg yesterday. the two Brit-sh steamship; were re~ first to kneel when {hc_praynv ‘:‘
the Provisional Government ' wasé
hilt iltTclegraph Company. The dis.—i
‘1 llii-‘Tillmpatch says permission has not,
V‘Rthir‘d Turkish Division, been sighted in the
that .we advanced our an armed nlcrchantman off read.
troops fifteen miles from Rafa Colombo Ceylon.
. . - . 1 PETROGRAD March 28. vial
to the Wart Ghlizzeh, five miles , WASHINGTON, March 292—, L , ‘
steamships .m British London, March .9.-——A declara-l
to this. otter. We will be pleased to furnish .1
The United ElectricLigll ti.
and We
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cont of wiring and fur-
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use“ W? «on». rue-svwm.
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tics and apputmiy represents‘the ‘
sober conehmiorve which the
masses of the population have
reached after being swayed this
way and that by the turbulent!
currents ant! cross-currents
through the country.-.
tin the first days 0! the‘vevolution.g ,,
This conclusion is that liberty
and victory over the Germans are
inseparable and that the responé
sibility for .plm'rging Europe into
war rests on the. Hohcnz'ollcrn
family and Poussin: inpatialistic
amhitions. . ‘
The tendency H to regard the.
war no longer as a. struggle be, ‘ "
tween nations, hm. between 'the
new spirit: of Mooney and th
(Contimycd on Ema Fire).
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matron of a railway. ports were reported here yestcr- 3:31 iszgglmgyn 1923;213:ch his;
“ n Mo , c c . . ' . '
nday and Tuesday we day to have be u confis atcd byi workmgmcn, 50%ch and depu-
. , fl
p .2iv ’” ‘
e which
.nmcnt the;
of the vessels.
The information was
about 20.630 Of the enemy. We here from a grain l~
on sold the Dutch ,3”
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Extracted Without Pain
«1).». J, ll. Mallory
16 So. Main St. So. Norwalk,“ Ct
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 1 to 8
P- m. .
Sundays By Appointment Only.
4
inch be on its way from n Holland
. .. pbrt to the United States. Many
WASHINGTON. March 29.4 of the Dutch ships now ifBriti‘sh
Tall GREATEST
FOOD «you; .
rushes Pies.
The British government for5
Dutch govern‘rcnt has refused. '
_ Mn. Ethel Virgin O’Neil
~VOOAL to
126 Washington fittest
South Mall:
For particular. ~
inquire at Biddle
Plunge .173?” ‘
Tuead ly-
Friday:
10. l2: :35
DRAFTS' .
to the f A ‘M
OldCountr‘y
for the . J
Easter =Ti me
“White me a: “Cunardff‘
.l. unison ermine. :
Real Font-maxi Insurancé;
South M, Conn.
“The most economic ‘
7 ‘ dessert. Soldat all
7 -. stores. Try them
“Regarding the’plots,'however,i ' LONDON, Vl‘tlorclt (no. 10:09 Ll.
I'nl.—-Thc,.£ortncr Russian emper:
or he's” asked. the l’rwirimr7
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