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Entered at the South Not-walk Pest
Office as Second Class latter.
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ENTINEL
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homily fair tonight.
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0mm IN RAID
0N BiiiliWAi
iApparatus Found in Tower
in Possession of Former
Manager of German
'Plants at Sayvilie and
Tuckerton
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Information on ‘Ship Move-
. merits Here Had Been
! Sent to Enemies '
. new YORKT‘larch 6,—Wireleas
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Restrictions Against Loite
Ill IDiNilfi
80lDlili8 Bi
SMili DISKS
Identification Numbers Is!
sued to the Troops at Camp
Devens, Ayel", Mass.
SYSTEM HAS TWii
Blfi AIWANiiliES
1‘-
ing in the Town of Ayer
Are in Effect
CAMP DEVI-INS. Ayer, Mass. March
:5.4~identillcatlon numbers have beeajulL n willvtovldO-thst the vote I-
Issued to the soldiers at the, canton-taken through the military ebb-6”
men; and are now being used In con-ihoth in theoamonmentl and area-5’.
cti n be t . ’i
.npparutus sutilclently powerful to com-:flin:.,,'“h the". names m oillciall W which “6 abroad This
The numbers. which will
muslcate with Germany which was appear on a small disk to be we
. . . ru by
In the poswsaion of Richard Pfund.‘the soldier. are given to every man
.at one time manager of the GermanI In the army.
4
fl‘eiefunken plants at Sayvilie. N. \’.. e . '
and 1' rtou. N. 1.. was seized yes-5:11"? as the sole identification marki
These numbers will
a soldier when he goes in action
* 10H!!! by federal officials, it became. in Europe.
known today. The outfit was found,
our
if a soldier's Identification is want-
III in the tower of the ouch ed u n ma be.“ mu d If 0 i
at No. 111 Broadway. While .0, 23..., "no”: 9 ' “we“ r‘
“'1“ disconnected. it could 11"” be consulted and his name will be
the records will
been ”I In half an hour. exports dc" found beside the number he carries.
film. 1T
' The raid was made by United States:
Marshal McCarthy, an army istelii.
1M.“ v’army wireless es-
.oert and other
government agent».
{they were refused admission by ,_.
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- The Saw Mill Units From
I New England Cut Down
Ehghsh rm“ ' i
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‘ ' What few other sectioni . of the
condry could give to the war ’New
'Eng‘ld gave. She sent 300 lumber-
uses. to England.
,. .- . 2 The! are helping cut down the ‘his-
,to'ic English forests in order that
. 11'3”?! may go to the Alliesasthey
ncedlit. For billets- and bridges and
' trenches and dugouts depend upon the
'work of lumberjacks.
This is the Mural the New Eng-
land lumberjack in England.
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'orsiv guarded by many generations
.0! Bugltshmen. are rapidly 4,9193 cm‘duty." it
a
Hoyt's theatre to express their aupre
elation and afford a welcome to these
3,953 gallant oilicers.
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down by Amerian brawn.
Word of this latest sacrifice of neu-
timent to necessity. came to‘ this coun-
try recently in reports of the pro
of the ten saw mill units which New.
England contributed 'to the common LAMB AND
rwnrfare against. autocracy.
_ ‘Amcriean Lumberjacks Cut Historic , .
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WOMAN PLEADS NOT ,
. ' GUILTY TO MURDER
vcmnan VILLAGE, March 5.—-—A
. plea of not guilty was offered by Mrs.
- Sarah Lussier before Judge Daniel—
son yesterday. when she was charged
. with the murder of George McCarthy.
and she was held without bail for
,the Superior Court. No witnesses
were heard and the proceedings were
formal. The court Will come, in at
Putnam in June. Coroner Bill held
his inquest yesterday,
Mranussier showed no interest In
the court proceedings. She has been
indifferent ever since arrest. The
huxricide is said to have been .due
'to Mrs. bussier's resentment of names
given to’ her stepson by McCarthy. ac-
cording to a story related by the lad.
She went to the place where. McCar-
thy was at work dud stabbed him to
denth. . - ‘imodlty should be exported in larger, , .
—‘—- We 'use:2t'“.."::.:h::::“.;:::s.°"; "is.
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TAKE OVER PIERS 1 ‘- ——“‘."——“ lnineteen New England cities to strike opeui
AT “030ng BAKERS TO MAKE . ,if they new given an increase in Common . .
' LIGHTER LOAVES I b! the New Harland Telephone e lortcollrt use case of th
Wannmorort .mm ‘4, L. ' . . elm-sh Company was "ported by struction Co. stain-1 the
dent Wilson intends to take over me
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. dismoeratie leader. for as amend-
M the
to
presiding ‘at Hoyt’s theatre t
.ing will tell of the necessity for men.
in various trades to help in the re-’i ,
building of‘ France and Belgium. ’lfledlct 4‘.
:Thousands of men are needed badly D008 retiring and 3"- Meeker’s Will-
'for this (purpose equally as much safer. the late Siian B. Meeker. associat-
vmennre needed for battle. ,
Each one of these odicers flawp'A. J. Meeker 3; Brother. which later
been severely wounded in Flanders. ' ' '
and although sensitive to their duties ,
In asking men to volunteer they do:'.
inot care to threaten any British subJ
Meets with thedraft as this matter
will take care of itself.
England's ancestral forests. leal-..- Quoting Lord Nelson: "Engiandvex-
‘ pects every man this day to do his‘
hoped that all English. lrish.‘ .
o prevent possible dlllculties. sol-
diers of the same surname will not) ' in“; ”.3
;hold consecutive numbers. .Promtnent Bus '
'dler'ls.ailowed to tell his number.
No soi-
The system holds two cdvaniasee
i ... A—p
wantinnd an Pass Viva.)
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The British and Canadian oncera
nd Scotch societies
MU'l'l‘ON
MEATLEss DAY
the increased supplies of meat wi
have the effect of curtailing wheati
in-
creasingly important that this com-g
consumption as it is becoming
Wes
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his even-1W
will gather at '
decided some ten days ago. butl'i‘odath st ted. mpany
argsst ands-try Appro- fimt'tbe'pureflhzsiag public a not w” ‘ the m
sivlaw} author” as“ or t. one-pound, bss‘beld another-“hum vtbseral
. . . remained on staple leaf. . ”.m'usrmqawa; ., at
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Tl] SliiilliliS’ ViiTE
Plans For Special Session of
General Assembly Made at
Conference Held by Gover-
nor Holcomb and Legisla-
tive Leaders
No legislation other than that which
bears on the taking of the soldiers'
vote nest October. will come up at
the special session of the General As.
sembiy on March 19. This decision
was reached at a conference yester-
day between Gorernnr Marcus it. Hot-
‘comb and prominent members of the
.General Assembly. They came tweIVe
lin number. from all parts of the state
‘and gathered at ‘the Hartford club
iabout 11 otciock.yuierdsy staining, ,'
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Connecticut Delegation in
Congress Speaks at Spe-
cial Session of House
WASHINGTON, March 5.—The en-
tire Connecticut delegation in Con-
gress spoke Sunday afternoon in the
House. In a special session to allow
the members to pay tribute to the
memory of former Congressman E. J.
Hill. who at the time of his death, rep-
resented the Fourth District of Co
necticut. Speaker Clark was the first
speaker. being followed by Congress-
man Merritt. who succeeded, Repre-
sentative Hill. RepresentatIVe John
Q. Tiison was designated by Speak-
er Clark to be the speaker“ the day.
Other members of the llouse. in ad-
dition to Speakt-r Clark and the Con-
necticut delegation spoke.
Congressman Augustine Lonergan.
of the First District. said that Mr.
tn - 9‘ "Wounded-,-—Nene
of the'e’Badiy W ed
Was Fiona New gland
° “'° " - Casualties , .
£3:ng etlng n “fled below I. . m’llill was always informed because he
The proposed measure for in. an Nfl‘ Toul was a student. He also paid tribdte
. us of the vote was gone over in da- ' i----r- , to Mir. ilill's faithfulness Ind slid
I'm, m 5.09m,“ that be was ”true to the best tradir
Parab- so to a. q" depart- tious of New Imnriand.
Muisy'Eae-weioaeim .~ """
tenant and " privates killed in ‘ (Continued °° 3"“ M)
tie contrary to the method pursued
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'aethniof aeabtafn. a lieutenant
eleven men severely weunded and ten
men slightly wounded. all on March
1. the day of a‘Ger-sian lsssault on
a
name of a lieutenant and four men
killed the same
been reported.
‘nd
itsiiuuu MEN
WANT ill IINllW
"WM liliii
n American trench sector. The
d‘y previously had
The ilebd arbzi-
ll'irst Hewitt Stewart W. Hodv-
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[iiSiiliiNE TANK
MAKES lilii BLAZE
Storehouse of Williams and
, Mascari, Opposite Electric
i Works, Destroyed
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Military Stores at Vladivor
tok to Be Looked After-é
an K
The Central Station lumen have;
had their share of excitement dnrlngi
the-past two days. and they are very'
willing that someone have some out.
This morning at 5:25 Box 32, the
master box at the electric works on
State street. was rung in and people
lwboamsetoluokotlt'tliewillowand
isee what they could see were astono
. ished. when broad sheets of lame
lighted the sky for miles around.
A gasoline tank, with a capacity of
[about so gnllons, together with a bar-
rel of oil and a lot of grease. was re-
sponsible for the blue which was in
a shed. used as . a storehouse just
across the way from the electric
marks. The shed was used by Williams
& )faacari. the wholesale produce'
dealers. and was located at the corner
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Japan, reports indientc, a: ..
soon to protect allied intereflfi
Eastern Siberia. Pres! disp“
received in London say thou»
lab, French and Italian ammo?
dors in Tokio, have or will in
diateiy ask the Japanese gm
merit to take whatever actitm it
may consider necessary to outfit .V .
German propaganda in W
'er. infantry.‘Ib¢kfoot.'ldsho. . . .
. - a}. 7 _ ates. . . ,o: Spring and state streets. and 10 1'0th the. I"!
VWilitam ; "till. Pa. .. ’ l Joseph Williams went to the place at VI (“9! alt, lieved fl A
m dampness. N: 1)., . 0°“ t Fad COW“- ssflr. this morning inst before he toot Wash gton t at military aetnity' V
1 and Interested in Mellyn ’1‘“ 0'" ." ‘ airsSgeciai‘”"""“°‘°"”“°""“"‘byanpanisimmn‘ t.. . -
, J . Janis. lg . loadofprodace and had alantan N l'f' .
. Enterprises Here mm D- m. 0'“)? t m Drive - . Be Made For Mm beef: .1 5:“
____. - , ens . Songs. so on 0 on M) w -‘ .. - " '
m I“... W m 81“” Of the Wheat ! signing 0' M y the I ,
;- Koran“ Meeker. a prominent
,busiuesa malt. and almost a life-long.
iresldent of Norwaik. passed away at'
his home on Mott'avenue at 1:40
ic'eloek this months. 4. .
3 fr. Meeker was born in Cross High.
‘way. Wflivol’l. November 25th. 1833.!
.Wben he was eleven years old. his
'father. having the. contract to build.
land repaid the 'i‘oads between Nor-
,wallt and Bridgeport. moved his fant-
ily to Kuwait. _ '
in hls'early life he was simulated
{in the grocery business with the late
M. Holmes and George Ward
‘Seileek. his present coal business wen
started in us under. one name or
eeker. ’. Mr. Benedict
ed with him under the firm name of
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VOCATIONAL
GUIDANCE or ,
COLLEGE WOMEN
.Clande W. Weller. Glenburn. N. i).
Lloyd 8. Miller. Commerce. ‘lfo.
i‘rank lidak. Minot. N. D. '
Private Alfred Aununsiata. Brook-
lyn. has‘died from wounds received
on March 1. ‘
Captain John D. von Hoitsendorlf.
Field Artillery. Bro-nick. 0a.. and
Firm riJeutesant.1tafph It. Bike.
Sapulpa. 0kl.. and the following pri-
vates were severly wounded on that
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V " CAN iii "WES
Government Starts a Con-
test For War Savings
Poster Designs
tone Meatless
two wheatlead" ya each week. Mon
pretatioh
administra
‘q
81mm with
animus-unit
we re-
NORTON. Mass..‘ March 5.-—-The ad-
.visabiiity of forming a national Inter-
lcollegiate organization to be devoted
to the vocational guidance of college,
women will be considered at the sec»
ond intercollegiate conference on vo-
{cationsl
men. to be held at Wheaton College
8. A bureau along
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{on March 7 and
Delegaifi'frorn most of the wom-
In the cast are expected
‘ctmfercnce. Among the
speakers-Will ‘bé Dr. Phllander Clas-
TELEPHONE srauta
MAY BE svomEn
' 'ed for the..purpose of securing the
opportunities for college wo-.best designs for posters to be used
iin the war savings cmuaiga.
'this linc‘wns established at Wheaten!
Federal Food Administrator “0""th the first conference a year ago.’mar School in New Britain. has been
i 1500““8 has just “New“ “'0’“ 'WmThis bureau has gathered info
:W'asliinglon to the effect that “in“ the “on abo‘" vaflous O'CCUDI'JMS aid
'15th of April lamb and Inuit?“ may 5" has prepared a card. catalogue show-
|used on meatless T“63d3)'- “if! 7““ ing the vocation for which each stu-Ipiis in Connecticut can have an op
.inlr has been made by "19 united dent Is preparing besides making ef- portunity to enter-this contest.
States Food Administration in order forts to' get In touch with openings
to assist producers who, ”903““? 0' for college women in the business and
transportation conditions. have been professional world.
unable to market their stock earlier.
and are now forced to send a large en's coileg ‘
amount of lamb and mutton to the-“o attend its
market at one time.
Soft corn in the west also induced ton, mm” States Commissioner of:
farmers to force the feeding of those Educatifl'i: ' mu Jam (3. [Jami-op,
animals in order that the corn mixht Chief of'the Children's Department of
be consumed before warm weather. the Fedinl Department of Labor. and
For this reason there is danger of :t Miss gm", 1, Hutchinson. manager
temporary glut in the market and it Is of the Intercollegiate Bureau of. 0c-
desirabie that the American public cupation‘g iii New York city.
should have the benefit of this sur-i ‘
plus while it lasts. it is hoped that
rma-.appointed to take charge of the com-1
5
(charged.
. BOSTON. March 5.—A great, im-l Two civil courts are also in session
.s member oi the state board of ‘con- structlou 00.. action for
HARTFORD, March 5.-Wheu there i
natal. term. opened with jury cases, Judge
eilkhn It. South presiding. This MIT-would mean a cut of from one to two
has been sitting in Dunbar! for sev- doiim in wages for about 75 men
and the aaivm's committee would
weeks dlsveslngotcaeesln meorklsgin factories-which have
HARTFORD. March 5.-—The 200.000
school children in Connecticut have
given anopportunlty by the “tionai
'war savings committee. at .lWashiug—
ton to participate in the national‘m
ter competition. which has been start-
politiciansl
meted, will be among the titty-titre
William L. Hagen. drawing ins
structor in the Prevocational Gram- fore Joseph Steinert. Justice of th
he has per-'
petition in this state. and .
but all bu-
fected elaborate plans so i
(Continued on Page Twelve) into court.
OUBTS IN
SESSION TODAY
. Four courts are In session in the
[County building today for the first
time ir. several months. Two of these
are criminal courts. the Criminal Sn-
perior and the Criminal Common
trials. the former a continuation of
[the Februaryterm. and the latter the
looming of the Marci: term. There
{are several important cases still pend-
ing in the Superior court. including
several cases in which homicide in
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CIGARMAKERS or
NEW HAVEN REJECT
OFFER T0 SE'l'l‘
Cigar Manufacturers Association has
continuation of the January “1' The men struck to enforc
II! of the March term of the emu to “me p" m,
0 Moon cm“{lnr a thousand increase on certs
Colonial COW classes of cigars and an increase
impauelied.
Comm. fleas court. larch '
‘W.
C? .
lists r‘
HARTFORD. March 5,—No beef or
pork products on Tuesdays but re-
newéd enorts, to conserve what by
at ;each day and
days and Wednesdays. is the later-
by the national food
for Connecticut ova; t3?
special regulations issued from a
M“ ,m mm“ m an d M, PirmRemembersThoseWho
oral Peod- Commissioner Scovilie in
the “is! "as nullified by In-
duirleatbday'ns to the;_new rules
which permit the increased use of
'part ll the inquiries
chine from hotel 'ahd restaurant keep
are who .have-Juereeeived printed
' lililiilfiili nun
Prominent State and county oflclals.
and financiers.‘.riit is ex-
spectutorsof the cock fight at Bay-A
ville. when the men-are arraigned be-
IPeace. in Hicksville. Friday morning.
on a summons procured today by Ser-
geant Albert Gillnce. of the state po
lice. The men. whose names were
taken after the raid. fear their iden-
tity will be learned ‘and are making
every effort to prevent being called
The local branch of the
LE her of men InCiass T-l instead of the
NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 5.—
Asserting that it contained no conces-
sions and was""au empty" offer. the
Cigar Makers Union yesterday reject-
ed a proposition submitted by the
for settlement of the strike which has
been progressing here since last No-
!vember and made a counter proposi-
tion that the dilference be arb rafsd.
a e-
“ "'9 8'99““ court “d “9 mand for a wage increase of from
Pleas court. in the SEVEN The employers' offer was for a dol-
cm “on and an ion las f b h of t "goal! Mn wages hereafter should '0” internal
.' . . ., l I in! I night. MOI of "30 M - “1| 3' revenue rate on cigars be advance .
. Hamburg-American and North Ger- ls vdemand for it bakers may put out {The announcement was made at the ished. At its conclusion a new ill?! The men assert that no cigars of one
- man Lloyd Steamship Company's e three-flamer- pound loaf of wheat (conclusion of a wig confereacq held will be
wharves and docks at Heineken. N. .1. bread. according to an announcement ‘by the heard today with W no
“If!!!“ today with tie-storm today. The right of bakers to do this lives of the companv and the
'of the classes named in the manufac-
turers" offer appear on the employ-
eva price lists. and to accept the oler
and German illusion of _ .
Also there are further Wt‘
the hostile attitudeof the W .
vik element in Siberia as won‘tf'.
the thousands of rcleaud Audit»
German war prisoners who have
been armed and (killed. A h.-
lated dispatch from Pekinglrsom'é
Russian forces are menacing “u"
frontier of Chinese or m j
anitestan. Turkish and am
agents have been active in thy»
ritory, attempting to around? “In ; ‘
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iii iiilil_F_i_Siiiii‘S
When one mics-ms a good deed.
it is selddlt t they go unrepaid.’ . . ‘ .
m m, mmmmor Harry a. Mohammedans againsttbe cm
Garlcltl put into force his regulations goverilflient. .' 2
. calling for the closing ‘of factories for Articles of the treaty mgned:by
:(vehmmotll‘vgsn endllor 3511:; Russia and the Central Pbm‘
. “ale” "Define" r. donot gointodetaii,but6m‘
in ' “on were ”up.“ midomination of the territory in
take their loss, al with the cur: _ _ .
ployera. m ifrom Russia is assured. Alt-la
g. If. N. atayeholf a Company. of Men three provides that Germany a
gin “retailer!“ toner-r £513” Austria shall be permitted to de—
'88 01' 0 y “S ' ' ‘ ' .
.3. .. .3 “a”... .. megmwg,;=:1;‘:.:::.::::.:‘.:i; terms:
that ecomnwas teraet. . .‘
m u y ” The. new Russian fruits!»
to stand the loss than were the em. trons. . 7
[from the Gulf of Finland ta h.
iCaspian Sea is to be dete ' ‘
ilater, but Russia is to evacuate
'Anatolia and to surrender .0»
NEXT DRAFT LIKELY ,
TO COME IN APRIL provinces of Batoum, Kara and
Erivau—the remaining ”portH'
WASHINGTON. Starch 5.—An- of ancient Armenia—to the M»
Weighfmmg "'9 33"}3: in“; :1? This territory has .a combined"
to t m ent. e v - - ,
- , .. area of 20,000 square miles and.
shall-general 5 once h” mm an population of more than 1.6%,”;
in rtant announcemen " which is ' . .
bel'lzved to deal with the time and Berlin announces ofiictally My
method of summoning the second levy. Romania has accepted the Genus;
The be“ Wm” i' “‘3‘ ”'0 first °' ‘1” armistice conditions. The peace
“‘9“ 'm “m" t° “"9 "' A’m' negotiations were interrupted last.
h ' ouncem at is .
befi‘fif‘gf” fig 1:“ 0mg, on week because of the ending of the
armistice and it was
ipending amendments to the selective previous
' “8"“? “2d The Mi, ingoflagxi necessary to agree to a new one be.
”h" ”mp“ chase" in e W . n ore he n ariers could con-
‘of Provost MarshalGeueral Crowder. {but [)0 VP
in that which will give him authority ' ‘ .
to base state‘quotas on the total sum M3801“ 0: '8!!!" WOW?“
than usual and intense am"!!!
total resbtefed- duels continue on the west”
Preparations 1"" be“ ““9 h” from, but there have been no he
summoning the remaining negroes cerv . . .
tine-d under the first draft. Between d'caimm Of 5' Tit-opening of Q":
ovations on a large scale.
70.000 and 80,00 or these were called, .
In the Verdun sector a.
but only half of them have been sent
10 the "3m“! “in”. surprise attack at the Colo:
trenches carried the attackers
THIRTY YEARS FOR ward 600 yards on a front of I,”
BEING UNPATRIO'I'IC yards to the Gernfan fourth lb.
The French took 150 prisonern' .
avail. stars». Illarclé 5.-—WIlIlam American artillery has strong
"in" 0' "Vinlmh “ii-v " '0" eflectivei lar e assembl
gesut in Company E 351st Engineers y a g 08"
at Camp havens. was given a thirty-
year sentence today for unaurlotic ut
teranees. lie was tried by a general
court-martial masonry 5. .
liimkewwstahentol'ortlay.N.Y
immediately to begin his senttace.
Hit-he was Won three cunts. on
two olwbich lie was found guilty. in
eneeltnesenewascbaggedwitbany-
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is
in
m west of Toni
lery tire, how
considerably.
GENEVA. March 5.—The beav
lest snowfall of the present winter
in the Swiss Tyrolese Alps In as.
eit‘r, has slaeieued
a
's
landings-Hometown curred during the last twenty:
r twcmtrfli'm. ! ' W'esjtagsmag“
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