Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 27, 1918 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

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Wrial Booms-92.

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WH’T WE'RE FIGHTING FOR

 

 
 
 

jut answered:
"We the fighting for on

 
 
 

hlld here. and everywhere else.

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

it?“ arms in Large parts of Europe.

 
 

and children may not be tortured an

 
 
 

intreets, as has happened in
"Ind hundreds of others.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' . lot in condition to continue or repeat

he offenses."

‘flclorye—and there is no h

against? the fictitious."
' There'muv he in this statement

[not far beyond the literal truth.

tiered peoples,

‘ nonl?
______.__..___
THE SERVANT PROBLEM

by women, the servant problem?

: ppearinx.

so ‘wttl her Job.

meals, mopping and pl'ay
I Mic-tr to, d’dlmuc ror‘a

 
 
 

 
 

hflpol a put outfit“
’ went-roe yon-en formerly idle tttoI
W or work, the habit of responai-i
wily. of carrying out any. _9ob,-the‘

 
 

And what the war is doing for the
idle woman, machinery is doing tori

 

the woman who always had too much.

mason, no. 27, 1918 it. do.
ruin—mac. roe

' will be tlte house see:
\‘ant of the futurevor some
3 natural force still undiscovered. There.

mh “do 12:17 ... “1.; 12:34 P- m. I are already ,on the market electrlci
washora, lroners. dishwashers, vacuum;
cleaners. The electric sewing machine

has its attachment for darning hot-1e.l
into for moro-

The Associated Press is exclusively!
“I untitled to the use 'for publication of’
all nous dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper- and also

These things are coming
general use. And cooperation in the

All I “s 01 republication .0! npo- llSLP of expensive machinery is also

‘ clot despatches herein are also re- coming, so tlat no woman

without the use of any of there. though

b”...— _.._......_._........_-.,_. WM... _
she may not have the t-xcluttlvc own-

' a «murmur. rm.
: rrxhip of them.
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A VOICE FROM THE FRONT

A letter front a resular army om-
cer in France, written on Jan. 5 and;
printed in the Army and 'Navy Jour-'
not, given thin refreshing view of our

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Homer'a- Besidenco-v-

When Premier (‘lcml-ncenu of F tattoo poets nut to ill" line to soc boy
the war wage» he porn on all a dent mat.
on a pile of lumber while he eats llltl lunch with French officers.
plain way» are one reason for bid gr eat popularity.

war progress: .
"The Unitcd States is «mainly (to is odioun Hitting
in more things over here in getting

ready to deal the Kaiser and his dale -

FRANCIS F
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"What is the personal aspect of the .-. ‘_ ~ ’
MGN FOR
COLONIZATION

0F CATHOLICS

A ,mtionwide colonization cont.
Chinese. are rendering attain-lance to-tpalgn but been begun throughout tho
country by the Catholic Colonization ’-
Boclety. If. S. A" with-the View of

‘ telllgeutly locating people on farms in
have been made to;otder that tht food county of the na- .
Sanction may lie safeguarded and it}-
No home created.

The organization has investigated A
oieclll out of which it
has selected aortic ll which are now
really for settlers. Thcm- projects are
the store of "

“yuan y?“ :"ddmo?" ”Skedl?“dyfi;gliardlv hordes a clean knockout blow
it 'a'mlo n'. .
P "’a a .on 0 “ 1 ( ‘3 |than most Americans at home have

RMAN TRAP

-, ' :any idea of. I wish l was at line
r lites and, (Continued from First Page).

‘to state what wonderful progreaa
the midst of heartbreaking obstacles
has already been accomplished, de-
calamity-bowlers
‘who, I see, are already In full cry in
Washington, :the a pack of wolves.
"l can only state in a general
that our engineers have done great
things in the way of railroads, wagon
Our lines of communica-

 

 

fihe lives of every man. woman midi

ward the establishment of new means.
of communication between Rueala and
the United Staten.

A; rangementa
more American» in MOM‘OW to
ara. 500 miles to the east.
dialo occupation of Moscow bV‘Oervl
man troops in upratedubul it outnumber of pr
thought advisable to more the Ameri-

'“We are fighting that we may not,
‘ harried into actual slavery such all
the Germans have established by force:
. tBIack on! h rifles and fiat-dim

"We‘are lighting that men, women!

 

All Americana Wall.
The (‘nmul'fleneml at Moe-cow. "“iWiIconaIn. North and South Dakota.
these urrongum'nll l0 thit'hfontana. Colorado, Texan. Arkansas.
State. Department today. added that Mlngisflppl and Flo-lda.
all Americans limit» Wort- well.
The Department all-so received it den-’(utun,
patch of. February 23 saying the ltuv
martian Premier was proparlng to go la the you,"

filmed and mutilated in the public,
this town‘m‘m’“
{tion are already immensely advanced.

"va Wlll go on fighting lun‘“ the The artillerymcn, both “KI" and IIOR':

nee which halt done these things in

'vv a", on the job preparing proper tract! are to bc providcd in the near
. . .1 .

doom for the boche. and you can bet

The services of the aociciy. wit mm.
ized National Directin'r

 

 
 
 

to
lmpo .- an‘f Specials
Just the Articles You «Want and at a
Big-Savingiin Price.

NEW DRESSES FOR GIRLS ' - Pajamas
Lar e variety of Cnambray. Gingham Yard wide, qualitylsthe finest, designs and

 

 

and create Dres
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stapes. m‘ds. d‘ecks am pretty com. sale Tomorrow ............ 18C yard

 

binations. Sizes up to 14 Years.

 

 

$139 and $1.79. TABLE DAMASK
. WOMEN’S muse: DRESSES celleginfifilmogwogitff’pilféfi “d °“
A wide a merit of. .r ' T ' .
checks all fling Outlaws; 1.832% onlorrow ....... ....... 44c
smartly trump . BED SHEET
. 81350; $1.79. 3.98. Bleached Sheets, full also, made of good

 

WOMEN’S cavemen CHEMISE , 33:" and "mm ‘1'” ,
figflfifitmflnekmwgfi yoke trim- ............ .. ..... 79¢ each
an ac . Wl lace and rib. . '
hon . ......................... 51:59 We £222.: cf“? 1
0 gr I
WOMEN’S OUTING FLANNEL “‘ “Win"‘w'fim- Mmmufig

 

 

 

NIGHT GOWNS For ... ............. ....... 29¢ each
i 3131': 031:. alga only'. long sleeves and $3.50 BED BLANKETS I
g .. ........... .- . . . . 31.59 p mg, m in mm mm,“ m
., WOMEN'S SATEEN AND HEATH- gingham“ “m" m‘ " “:3“
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$1.79. 51.98. am fine . .
. quality and texture, .mu];
WRITE PE'l'l‘ICOATS WW" m“ “was yam. one of at. be:

. fabrics for wornr 1's and children’a '
#1:“ and embroidery ruffles. $1.25 va- The price is 5” 3'9‘i’im- lingerie-
, ........................ . 89c Sale Tomorrow ..... . .....
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taint of the campaign. and this commit-l ‘
tee has arraigned a quota to be ruined. ‘ I

inleoch town under the- direction oil - . FOR YOUR WIFE,S

town committees. Both men and? ’
women will be given op rtunity to ' ,AND aflLDREN.S‘SfiKE
Join the farm. bureau and ”contribute I , ‘ 7 i -. ‘ ' I ' '
to its support since in every case the .

iht' won't like tho taste of them. We
f' have a large number of he

to Bucharest to meet tielmltn Foreign Bureau to;- prospective settlers, are
00“!" free to all. whether of thr (.‘atitolic
The work of th”
hilly useful to people
or foreign birth who are not RCQIRIJII“
n armlcswd with the country nor with the. va-
thc hind in n attic and
or. Theao people are?
the (‘athollc faith

Minister von Ktthlmunn and
l‘zezin, the Austrian Foreign Minister. mm or an“)!

”if. for any reason. We fail oltort o
presumably to resume peace negotia-

alt-wayémm" from the United Sta
the railroad artillery. are. to use, but ”on“.
'lhe light pieces we use at preaeut are
ithc French 75m, which our men can-
not prairie loo highly.

 

society in caper

Gillie between victory and defeat—.
lint happens to its is that every re
lghtion. "every understanding, every do.
ceilcy upon which civilization has been:
z'btiilt will go, will be washed out. bc-f
cause it has proved unable to endure.
- "The whole of democracy, which at
"bottorn'is what the lions are fighting
"against, will be dismissed from men'tt
', minds. because it will have been
shown incapable of maintaining itself

it anan the (terms!
continue in advance. despite the fact m golfing 9
that the Boiahctlltl hate agrecd'to yinfltucal '
lthe (icmlan peace terms.
“Our lnlantrymen signalmen twin-"u"y "‘9 mm“ fore“ ”9' now bp'
' ' ' !yond the limits, of territory over etltutlon
are‘ which Germany announced police Wi‘church.
trol, and it is rosarded‘llcre its prob-i

Preflum'mlany of them. of
land have full confidence in an in-
recommended

tion HPMIOD, medical men.
:equally alive, and so
gcorpo. Ordnance Department. and oth-
‘t-r elements. it would most assuredly}
7mnkc interesting reading if I could go1 With the A
into details. but the rules forbid."
And so it goes—tile same old story.
familiar to the British hilt new to no.
The doubt. discouragement.
and bickering are found only at borne.i
The nearer you get to the front, the;of
more cheerful is the atmosphere, the:
more inspirinr the morale.

tohvioua the results attained.
_.___._.._._.—_——«—
Germany is fighting civilization, we“, been told that ”w war is g

emnny ‘3 fighting democracy. And ing to be won with food, with monthly", My
{globe wins, there M“ be more, thanflt‘lth shells. with guns. with ohipn ‘
1 material 9”"er to which she hasgwith innumerable other things.
need the Belgians and other con-g nobody has been so rash as to any “.5
(inning to be on with congressional orp-|
There will be it spiritual slavery, re- . tory.

cling from the very fact that (lemoc-'I
* bio proved inadequate to the:
' k of resisting alitocrncy. it free.1

‘ The Itrchbilihop of .Vfiiw
German Government is nil-eclol-Jlencral of the
rnanixaiion seeks to
United Slates in its

are our Q. 34.;
aim: at taking possession of Palm ,mm that the o
lzrad before calling it halt to m1litary;mwr [hp ...,"er

. 'aearch for suitable
merlcan “115339“?! while Herbert Hoover. Food Admin-
writeo in part:
that 1 learn of the aims and
Catholic Colonization So-
us i understand. is

county farm bureau concerns itaelf‘ ‘ What better or ‘9“ “WWW I

I . ~ . ortn titan nutomob' ' "

with home economics and conserva-i 13:) can buy an overhauled and guaranteed car here for aliigighllgll
tion work. as well as with agriculture: ( llg'uzto gaginzaiggihslntgnt‘fin monthly payments. There ” pract"
from the production aundwinl. , i ua demonstrate. Buy noqunrscrr: from: )lgrgiulrtip'ywi'ghand M
- weather. Select your car now and l’ I" ' i . want)

sTATE BOOTLEGGERS PUMSHED s. it: \.lli store it free to April 1.

' . lirmulwu o a so ' ' a" .

y it til St.. New lork. Write for Used Car Bulletin

Several from Bridgeport Plead Guilty!

were Japanese. Chinese and Siam-um lstrlitor.
contemplating an escape if pleasure
poaalble from the German menace.
is presumed here i
, deliver to bet ottl o
d" lsion ' Trnni-Slbcrlnn railroad.

Help Elpeotod From Japan.
ll. is thought that the Govornmert interested ln‘the
Japan hall for some time been un-‘ to incl-hoe ’
cosy over the poseibic‘fllte of Jop-‘Imgs for
“W9" without wh

It work of the
lint they will cn- ciety. Which body.
1 ““9539 V13 “19 ttntteltlshly striving to encourage peo-
ly foreigners. to go back
it our w‘rk We are vital}?
results of all efforts
h production of food
America and the
lch we cannot ‘carry on.‘
The society seeks to like the very
bent talents obtainable in the work of
investigation of, its projects and eye
_ ,erylhlng is done to safeguard the in-
it is believed lhcl’ winitert‘sts of the colonists. The buaincss
maindcr of ”W innit-end of the work of colonization is
“M MNcarrlc-d on by the Catholic Land In
Eformation llurenu. U. S. A.. under d‘-
frectlon and supervision of the society
iin the Ashland Block. Chicago. Ill.
________‘__..._.__

NOT FOR FARMERS ALONE.

' little rhetorical exaggeration. The cal- ,rlc. especial
amity of German triumph may not be
quite so allenthrocing as All“. Kipling
portrays it. - But any clear-visioned

. t o e
an or woman must see that he. goes he in r isome precautionary measures to pro-’

If the. diplomats get clear

to! tho Peirograd urea and can
it over the Trans-Emer-

 

o-i lrnneportatio

Officials here assume i
return to this country.

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WILL TRAIN MEN FOR
SPECIAL ARMY WORK.

'l-‘rancis will
New London for bootlegging. got 30

...... .. ' Scribbles and .Scrawls 5

 

WASHINGTON.
raining courses to
for technical ocupationa in the
larmy have been prepared by the Fed!
ieral Board for Voationai Education.
land will be distributed
roughout the country.
They are a course for motor truck
drivers and chauffeurs: one for mn-
chine shop occupations. blacksmitbing.
sheet metal working and pipe fitting:
one for electricians. telephone repair-
nd cable-splice"; one
motor-oar and motor-
one for oily-acety—
lenc welders. and one for airplane me-
chanics. engine repairmen, woodwork-
ers. riggera and» sheet metal workers.
1 The course pamphlets will be avaib
r free distribution to.

'-———-———o——-——«

Count Farm Bureau Are Hel ill to
CONCERNlNG THRIFT STAMPS y Pf
Since the Arizona Gazette:

,. . , "A thrift stamp it dav
inn and decenc l v t l m - '
> . y la 9 M ed to alte: Keeps: the Kaiser away."

and in their supreme test. how can]
. . thereafter respect the decencies which we feel moved io'add:
our old civilization, or aspire to E

l. (l. .lavin. state leader of county
agents, yesterday emphatically denied
that the country farm bureau in an or-
ganization which exists solely for the
benefit oflhe farmer. He pointed out
that the entire production. and conster-
vatlon program for the state has been
placed in the hands of the county farm
bureaus by the Council of Defense and
the U. 3. Food Administration and
that a breakdown on the part of the
aim bureau would mean a breakdown
in the state and the national food pro
grant in Connecticut.

“Every person interested in the food
supply of he sale has a vital interest
in the county farm bureaus." stild Mr.
Davis: "the city map and the farmer
are. equally interested. We are all to
gather on this food proposition. and
the farm bureau in the organization
delegated to handle it for on locally.”

flinch county farm bureau in the
state. according to Mr. Dam. in organ-
ized and ready for the financial and
membership drive coining March 4 to
The amount of none! necouar!
lamb county has been determined
and the county farm tom.- have.»
copted quotas as follows:
twill]. 07.000: Hartford County. 110.-
000; “will“ 00‘ I”, “v
I“ 0003!. 83,300: New Bayou cm
”(Mi Kayla-too County. we
00. W' M
commuter“? '

“‘5 '3‘“. ““6“" in claiming exemp little birds were singing sweetly so‘
33:}! K213301213)": "lihn'd ‘ ‘ that all who had an ear could hear.: of a peaceful acannin f h l

for lelureafo aging: fo‘tfntheudrfliII“I.e green, green grass was g”Wing.returns from the Softchrr: etralllifl;
Peter Pclan i _ f \' wrldly and the long imprisoned brook-f camps where all of th Id -

. 5“" 0 - 9" Britain '9 let tlnhled its way down to the ppm] hav r lied e o tuners
Celved one day in 18" {01' failure l0;where the flowers grow and the “llull-' wanedcrfati V under "39 Strain and
resist" and James be“?! one day ‘0' ’ rushes" out and the “cow-slips" in the tel no tn: w pitczers, catchers. bat—
sellinr liquor illegally. Leah? hadtmnd and the dandelion says, "Look at o, 2;, (f: '3 ”pg an other phenom
been in Jail for _30 darn Ivaldns I: Jack-ln-the-pulplt" and the-— ‘and am 2:21? :32: Kymfim“;
“93””3- ‘ ' Gee! This alth Sprinxlilfl‘ Wealh' starting a barragey of sarcasm? WI

A beautiful and inspiring thoutzht, to

very stamp that you lick
Makes autocracy sick.
.And if you find it impossible to rise; men. linemen a
'to the height of patriotic liberality iii-g for gas engine.
way its It so little is heard of late “at“ ‘1” '1 “m" a ‘1’" men's c”
,aoiaton in that fact that

4"“ “"59" °“°° “*9“ 3° "m“,n little thrift stamp now and then
Helps Europe get her grip, again.
While those who are so am
they [tan afford to invest 84.]
just like that. may chant

3 cycle repairinen:

"H itBecause. said a woman who is inter-. uent; able fo

ed in all the affairs of women, it is ' that and colleges

training, or to individuals cooperating
[with the government in obtaining the
ttraining of mechanics and technicians
~for the army.

ifty patriot, rich or.
mind continually

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Twenty years from now, she con‘.'l‘urning doll are into stamps

.. ed. there will not be a household Turns the Sammieo into champs,
-nt left in the land. There will be: And every thr
en who do some branch of house- ; Door. may 9981' in

:work' for 'livi , es. B t I
M O! ‘ [it til y it He who buys a thrift stamp often
, tyre, y-woulan who now attends to. Me" am hi! on Wilbelln's mm“.
haphazard household service in a], That'a-about aa moth ”Fe feel
Willy. will have disappeared. equal to. Weleave the rest to poets,
imoro inspired.
pro will‘bo homes. And wompul
.ainall children will have 0th?"
on to help them with Alto child-

‘s»czan. DIVO o .
a IT ts neeoavso

 

The ex—Czar‘
permission of the Bat
vorced the Catarina
dancer .according to advice from
bin to the Osaka
identified only an
of the t‘llaiulchi."
the marriage to the
be really credited. but
improbable about the

aheviltl. has di-
and married a

In the opinion

the report bf
dancer cannot

381' NORWICH DOV ILWOUNDE
there in nothing

. i .Nonwrca. rob. Zfir-Waltor e. lo
care. But there will be no wo- “Mantel! wounded in ac-
lett anywhere who have notblnslmypym m on gm,
serious to do in life than to pu'mth math-Jo drawn in Norwich
“galleria-9mm
mm
millet tattoo fo‘bél‘idfdedtifi"ma
" Mn? Woman-em you a.
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Our Government must have funds
flue funds can no

to “can! on." ,
wit tro- m mum-in-

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and Pay Final.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 27.—A large --' - - .. _.._,

 

 

 

 

number of caries of selling liquor to P037 PARCELS 1-

soldiera and sailors were disposed of ”J" ARG‘ED. 22:22:: ZODGS’IOI' delivery in the first.
by Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the L3, or third zones may hereafter
8. Court here yesterday. A-Jllllllbt'l‘i
of accused bootleggera from Bridge-E
port pleaded guilty. . Sentences werel
itltposod its follows:

 

Burlmn Makes Rule to Increase Mail.
ing of Farm Products.
WASHINGTON, l-‘cb. 27,—Au a
{means of stimulating the increment
,‘of farm products to the coneum-rp
Daniel McIntyre. ‘50 altd coan“;Postmaoie-General Burlcaon inert-natal

be aa heavy as seventy pounds. The?
are now reatrlced to fifty. The weight.
limit for all other zones was increadi
from twenty to fifty pounds.

 

To make our armies effective We

, .
James R. Cross, Thomas Ready, Wit-3 yesterday. allowable weights of par

liam Keefe. each 3100 and count; How—leel post packages, effective “3““ 11:29::lsyavis: lfegsta'ml the be“. 3“!
ard Constance. $50 and costs; Peierl 8 mp8 find help outfit
Miller. 850 and coats; Richard Far“ —— .....— .....—
l-on, to days in Jail. ‘ '

Packages, when mailed in the first or: our boys

 

 

 

 

Edward w. Lehmean. arrested tni

‘Kato Hubbard. a negreaa, charged;

with selling liquor to sailors in Nor- B 4‘ m ” '
with. was sentenced to 60 days in New y , SA Y. '

London jail. John black of Norwl'h ‘
‘ _ ' Ho! Benedict: did you ever wake up as you tr to find 0
rtcetved a similar sentence. of a Sunda mornin whe h . l y at Wham" or not
y g n t e bright Jessica “illard has accepted Mr. rui-

 

Edward Schack. charged with malt-
sun was shining in the window. the? ton'a challenge without conditions yet,
Then it in that you give up all hope

 

Frank Wickes and William Edwards.' . t
er makes a teller wander away fronw “Tell me what “J“; don't beat

taxi drivers or New. London, we‘ll-h“ subject somewhat. t‘around the bush about it This sus-

tlned‘ 825 and $100 and/coats respect-' Weill
ively for renting their vehicles to sail-t ' as we were saying, did you , pence is terrible."

on and women for immoral purposes, 3ever wake lip and with the sleep pectin| Friend Wife returns in a vol c e that
District Attorney Spellacy stated thani'u“ 1" m" "es' 5° ““l- ‘° we "m“, somehow reminds you of sometim-
inasmuch as they were unable to ob-' porch to ”t the Sunday ”up" and that you have a violent dislike to "Did

taln rooms in New Marlon now. wont-l "M “I“ Friend Wife h” it on the ’00 see the dining 1’00"! TM?"
co and their soldier and tailor cacortslmm table and is busily engaged mi "Well I didn't see anything wrong '
were hiring toxic. learning how the dancer who Aused to? with it"; on ret m somewhat re
A {core or more cases of violation "I“ down as much an a million and a [loved ' oyr fearu that one of your
of the fuel order and other violations h." . week (8150 can “a" ””350 but ill’ :9 h dsbe feedlot beer to
were presented to the Grand do ”no” agent bunk) is now working as the tell ld flit e1rite “I cleaned up

which began its 3'1”“ abort] be ‘7' an honest toothpick cleaner 'in a ’9 3° 1' 5° '0 c ,

3' '0", Child's restaurant -’ because his '1'" they M"
noon with little chanceof finishing on Term“.- fathov-ln-law '0,“ M "my ”bid you lay thatvyou cleaned. “P
“1 late. ‘ dive with him untll‘tbe oxidancer can after they 1‘9“?" interrogated-Willo-
two that he can earn » as much an and it comes to you in a ugh who she
‘6'" '°“F°'-°W“- $01.50 a week and coins without once mind- you of. Nom- a per-on than
Action ‘3, mm M9 rennin: .to tho nimble toe on a cast- her mother. "Well. if m dill. “(mm
In,- m lid 3- ike M'm nut-tn. portion. cabaret floor. 'ltm looted awful ”crappy-tart“
m” Jarvis-mm °' Walnut-L! . Then it is when you caudally roach lbocauu I IN" "'0 W '7"! W‘ ‘
against m L; now-tan tot OBI-"Tor at. m mg. tint will. tum;mlna cleaning the Mullah
trad. tormorolouotofortmrar' mommy”.— , ‘Which m wudttlu im’in tho
I Warn-outrage" you had WWWW" , 5
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