may, spun. as, 1918 ‘
—_.._‘
JUST REMEMBER THIS!
' The‘ boys who are fighting—
-risking their lives—owe no
more to their country than you.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS NOW!
sumo sin-rs AND oven.
ooars
at reasonable prices, despite the
market of high prices.
$18.00 to $35.00
I
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
sojum NORWALK
SAFETY nazons
All Makes
Gillette, Gem Jr., Ever-Ready,
AutoStrop.
Shaving - Brushes,
Soaps
Prices Lowest in This City
FRED H. PONTY
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
Creams and
IILL, 15 a
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Not-walk and \‘iclliltyilldctvlt ll].(lll,.’l| a clues door lit the“
ll‘ait‘ lillllL'lll, l'\t't']ll rain on the coast;
t'atutdat rain. inrrcastntz northeast
mind.~ on llll' coast. Tlll' southern ditt-
1m itanco has caused general raina dur-
.‘n'.- the last :34 hours on the (lull Ind
South Atlantic coasts and in the Low-.
or Mindsslppi and Ohio Valley's, Pica-l
rant iivcathor has pt‘ct'ailcd in other
districts cast of the Rocky Mountains.
Al‘l'fli of low pressure are central this
z'tornini: over New Mexico and Ken-
1tit'kv. The temperature is rising slow-
ly in the central districts and is how
art-no rally above (rt-cling.
WEATIlER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
High. 57: 1M"-
'l‘cntpcrat Ill't‘:
ill. lt‘air.
EAST LYMERS PROTEST
SANATORIUM LOCATION
ii.\lt'rt'olili. April 26.
lion has reached the office of the
filalc 'l‘ttbcrculosia commission tltat
there Ls a likliltotid tltat the inltahi
Inn's of tlio- Hmn ot I-Zual Lyme tnny
1:.‘m- steps to ltl‘t w to llll- commission
ditto lot-atittu tho- .-t-a.~idc sanatorium
Ht t'rcm-t-nt [hat-lo Governor llol-
comb inav he ;:»=kczl to t-M‘l‘ulfif‘ his
uttilitiiity in teaard to lt:i\.ni: location
thanwd,
IMIINSTED TOWN CLERK
PASSES 0N
‘t\'l.\'STlill, April Ill. (‘llarlea ll
Ilium-ti. t'or lwolH' wars from ltititt.
Ioun clerk. died during last night of
ammonia. lie was both in Seymour.
,ixtvcight rears alto
.‘.RRESTED FOR INJURINC AlR-
PLANES
t'l.l".\'lvil..\\‘ll. (i. \piil 2G 'l'llllrif
lat \\llll tlviliiut: litilvz- in the wines of
pirplnnea ready to bc dclivcrcd to the
government. an 'cntployv of a local
Inunttl'actltring compttnv wart arrested
\‘—.n' g..-
.nlot'nur‘
{'l'HRlLLING '
EXPERIENCES
HAD ABROAD
(Continued from Page One)
We make no such attempt this year.
There have been months during which
more epoch-making nears has develop-
ed than during some previous entire
years. and all newspaper men must
nonder whether we shall ever return
to former standards of news values.
Nor do we enlarge in this report upon
the newsgathering achievements of
the organization. With those achieve
ll ents have come many inevitable dis-
dled censorshipe and similfi exigen-
icies of war often have upset our plans‘
land frequently neutralized the re
sourcefulness of our staff. Yet we
have incomparably the most compre-
rhen.~ivc machinery for collecting and
ltiistributing news that the world has
ever known.
"(it our men abroad we gratefully
luttknnuledgc ottr apptcciation. 'l‘or-
‘i-cdoes and mines at sea and shot atid
,.~th on land hatc no fears for them
l'l'hi'Li' t'hctllltts' tilitld danger hayc been
litittittle»: l)lll‘ tl-‘tatik .\l. America)
ivtaa knocked down by Zeppelin
ihotnb in London. but \torhed all night
iiln‘ tonal, llll‘l't‘ly an incident of lllt'
witty's Work in an oliirr building which
:lt.t.~ itsclt' hwii hit by Mll'll shells.
|;:totlt.t' tiiohctt 'l‘ h‘ttta'li lt'll into
:thc icy Sommc. bttt
lttillc: to tililo thc :lttl) of lllt' first
in?” l',(‘tlfl itt l‘crottnc; another
‘((‘hatlc.~' 'l'. 'l‘hompsott)
tlllL’llt’rl rampart of lllt' t'a.~tic dc tiol‘
Elia \\l|l'll a fill!” huricd it and him
jutttlcr earth but on that aftcrnoon ltc
wrote a >toty \\'l1lt'll thrilled the prom-i
-it’ lint-op.- as mil {in of lllt' l'uitt-d
‘-
a.
Status: another (\\';t|li'r \Vliil'l't'll) “'ttS'
fishot iii the limit: on :t llu- ian ttliht‘Hil
ltton pint: auotlttt tt’ltatlt-s S Smith)
'latter a buyout-t and fi>t t-nciuntt-r at
lilarhln .~.:.~.....I.t with painful tact-ta
Ititults. another {James lllt'kcy) “in
lHalifax . \‘pltcdtm. but hctorc dim-nine
Vito ‘~\.llllltl.~ \i‘;t»- resourceful t-mvit'l.
[lo find in :t tl-‘ltlollelled lilliltlillt: litt-
llt'l'llllllllr- of tho- cattle to th.» West In
itiici anl rt'lll by way of llct‘mttda and
Havana to New York the first direc‘
linltfzu Such in
cidcntr are not unusual in tho- :tt'l'l'll't'
of your organization
Through tit.- yeais 'l‘ltc .-\,~.~'oci.~ttcd
l'l'IHN has by maintaming its stand
t.d:. oi Jill'tllltll‘ li'ptillllli; preserved
'IIIS‘Lh‘Jthfi tint ..i'
i
‘llt' llt‘el traditions of journalism. The
t-food nnlttv of Tllt' Afifitlt‘lttll'tl l'l't'rlh
thus not been unpaired The public
ottlidt-ttcc In out dtspatt-dn-rt Heath!)
liau croun ttttttl millions of i'cadi-rs
ltiotv hesitate to L‘iH‘ crcdt-ncc to many
l'lllillsllt' It'lilill‘~ until asmtrcd that
,‘hty itcrc t-articd by our asmclttliott
,‘l'hc sensational Zimmvrtttan note with
l“ report of diplomatic intrigue in
lllt‘hlt'll “as tin.tcr.~:tl|y accepted as,
‘l‘lllllnt‘ because The Associated l'lt->-«
laid it with ‘l‘ltc bombardment ol
"'atis itt Iona rattizo- \\;|> ridiculed by
illll‘l' [llt'~fi :t~~tit'l:tlltill>i and by old
.lllllt‘l- .xpci'ls. but the l‘art.~ lilll't'llll
.of The .\<.~ocitttcd l'l'c.~.~'. I'lthli for
’ “0 days ltItillt- ltlittllt‘tl lllis ellll‘lllllL'
ill-\V-ltiltlllt'lll ol llll‘ “at to Amt-ttcan
icado-h, cottv.nccd llll‘ >kcplicai quite
at. 'lllll't“!L'lll\ ;t~ did the oilictal colt
ltt.i;it:oti ot i'.~ lt'llllll Witt-ti tho
ti'f‘lll'dtl' litlltill m lakttl: met
the llllit'll >hip~ in .\llll’l.t'.lll Ital-hot»
t (i: ll lI-lllI-tl In Hot-opt- scrotal I'llllll
clinics lltllll [I'll tn l-Ittropcan capt
sti~ \tllu'llttl' 'l‘ht' .\~.~ot'.tt.-d
:tlltillIP‘tl tlii ll'tl ’l'lits it‘llllllllltill
[or [I Hill): the lilllll .tll lht' pill of 'l‘ltt-
'.:.'.ttf:itid l'tt'~.~' is l'm'ndll'cd llll“
tittth- as L’t-lln-l‘ully‘ tltroueltoul diploma
and iottittailstic cit-tics abroad as
t i.»- itt the l'n tcd Slitlo-s, and it l> an
r‘li ot nutrhcuhip iti tlti.~ ornattiza
:.cn that ,s ot th llllllUrl \altto
lump: tltc no: )i-ttt the “’fll has
naturally Ill.|\\ll heavily upon out
t.u.' it has lit't‘ll llll‘ policy of the
‘l‘.’ naurtntn: not only to geek t-\t'lil|i
tiott irt-ttt :otrrtttti-‘nt acrylic on lN'
half ol il~ a .l‘.|lltl_\'0'>‘-, littt to t'llt'-llll'il'.'t
ml! s-Irtirtt lit-u \‘.ll') u it-at'
acre Hl‘r\ it: this oiuttiltzat on non
‘I'l" hv httmlmla in ll\ military :i't.i
natal ol t-‘hrt P‘"l'\lt't‘ ol lllw l'tlitt'l
States.
appointments. Overtaxed cables. mud-I
l‘tilt' lltll'l)"ll\'l't
\i;i.~ on the.
l'l‘t'a: ‘
.iL'n,
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
in [nu period of “at. an the easily.-
ties and responsibilities of our service
have steadily increased, it is a source
of great pride to know that those upon
whom the burden has fallen have met
their obligatmns with a measure of
taithtulness and intelligence for which
the management lli deeply grateful.
.By direction of the board of [lit-ec-
tors and as a partial recognition at
the eflic.cncy of the stall the life of
of each eniploye in the United tales.
while in the service has been insured
for the benefit of bin belts or depend-
ents in the sum of $1.000. Because
of the greater risk involved estab
llt-‘lle'd companies will not accept in-
surance ttpon the lives of our men in
lorelgn service, but the Board has it-
self assume liability on their behalf.
While the growth in membership
rivas unusually large dutunu the last
year. the members aliould not mis-
.take the policy as to growth. l'nlike
lthe privately owned and profit inali-
’int, flt‘Wh agencies. vve do ltot traffic
[in liens. We welcome only such ad~
itllllollri to ltlt‘llllit'l'h'lllll an strengthen
tht. netvs gathering lacildics of this
‘oodv Al the close of the year there
.Vtcrt- tiiiti cvcttsng tit-\t'tpapcrs. :'.9l
ltttornitt. newspapers and 61 Sunday
slittil'llllll.‘ llt-“n‘llfllit'l'h or a total tiNJth‘N
‘lt't‘t‘lllli: the et’llll‘t'. ’l‘luac newspa-
Ilit‘t‘s, from the >ntailcst. ultith lt't‘t‘ll'
vs a Boo uord daily lclcitrapli N‘l't’il't“,
lto the lama-M, which l‘t't't'lH‘n lili‘
‘uards of Mario itards .l id). fillii“.~ a‘
‘ttct lllt‘l'l‘itbl‘ ill l'lt'lllllt‘l'~~lll[i iii lIlt‘t
)‘l'ill' lttll of 17.9. oi Wittt'lt titi ate Me 1
£llll‘.. ill llltilllllll: and lllllt' Suttda)‘
n1'\\'.~il2l|)t'l'.~
lll lEtlT there vtas a :ru-nt expansion
tin ithe .'.-,'r c lea/rd tiirc .~l'l\|t
ntotc than 2.000 additional mtlc.~ ot'
vtit'c lit-.ni: addid. limiting tltc least-ti1
uttc ryslcm ot the initialization oil-r,
Tibial lll.lt‘.\ in leitltlh. and ttioti- than:
twice tltc ntilc.trc of all other pin-s]
'ttssociatiotb romhltiv-d Ilt'reitiitu lllt
Eta-port of these lt'tth’t'tl Wilt-s, \‘llll‘ll
‘would >ll't'lt'll more than tuicc arounl
illie \torld. Hl't- Z'oit ctrttlnn llt'\\.~ll:l l
ipcra Stilt morning llt'\\~‘|ilt|it‘l'.~'. and'
H Sunday llJllllllll.’ ll!-\\‘,~lillpt’lh‘ .
\\'li 1c lllt'H' “as a rapid c\tctt<ion ol
ithc lean-d titre H'l't‘li'm Illl‘ inri‘ctm'i
Ittt lllv' number ot papers rccctttn:
tlillll) scum-s hillllllt‘l‘ than lit.- Morn“
glitter-d \\llt‘ via» Hill :‘l'ca'n r. >ltotvltii."
ttt .Lil‘lntlll of h? over tltc [)l't'tt‘tlllll;
.t )t'ill'. ‘
’ With lllo cxtcnsion ol the Morse“
wt \ ice It “as llt't‘o-shtll‘)‘ to rttiploy ad
ttlll onal \tcr~.- Ililt'l';lltll‘>. ’l‘l‘c nunibo-t
lo! opt-taunts elitployed at prcscllt lH
‘tltio. l‘PIll't'St'tltan an .ttcroaw of .‘di
tul'l'l' tltc tttttiibcr cmploycd for the
preceding )‘I'tll. The body of opcrtr
ltors Villtl copy tltc rcpatt lll every
tetatt- iii the baton. With a HlllL'lt‘ t'\
tt-|illt'll, t~ urcatct than llll' t‘tillllilllt'll
operatdlu tom- of all lllt- Illllll' lil'l"!
automation» of lllr wotll Regardless
ot tltc loss of Ira lll’ll nit-it and llll' fact
Joni-fourth of lt~' personnel has been ill
iiicrvicc Ice-s thon 'lllt' year. tltc tit-lit-
cry of tho lcpott llitr‘ itot been lllll'l'
,iitptcd. and no In» tttbcr Wlhlll'tl a lens
‘n'tl tim- ha: lit‘l‘ll “l'lltllll ~ci-vi.-.- o“
‘nu in tlic >llttllilL'I‘ ol opt-ratio:
The total ttsrt'aitlili-llt i'lltiiiit-tl
.tu:t.it~t i..rttiln-i~ of The .\a~ocia:t-d
l'lt‘r‘h frottt .latt l. lfluo. to llt't't‘llllit'l‘t
ill. lllli', tutti Silifillltiit'.‘ (if tltl~
amount the llt‘llelll'l'l‘ was unable to
.l‘tilll't'l iii-viii. a little lc~h titan lllll
'lllllltll'l‘tllll of title pcr cent
l lit-spv-ctt'ully submitted
i l'll.\.\'K ll Ntll'ES.
\‘lt"l't)lt |..\\\‘.~‘ti.\'.
‘ W I. .\lcl.l~2.\.\'.
.‘litlld’ll S. tlt'liS.
t'l,.\lil\‘ lltl\\'l'll.l..
S .\l(l LA'l‘t'llY.
l
\.
l
. ,t r WEISS.
' t‘ttitttics litil'is'lNS 1‘! out
| t‘lt.\utt-:.~' .\ lllllih.
i W it .out as.
: ll .\1 .liHlNh‘th.
i: t: ToWN.
i" ill-Ill'l' ll ll.-\l\'l2ll
tlh‘WAl l‘ li.\lllll.\‘(lf\' \‘i|.l..\lllt.
it‘llN ll l'.\'l'll|.t).\'l'2 ‘
t
i
SAVING LIVES or
100.000 CHILDREN .
t
I (Continued From Page One)
ifllt‘N quota is ltlfil'. 'l‘lp- (‘.i.llli-cli('.lf
no: rm
I
HOWLAND’S fiOWLANDfs
Entrances on Main Street, F airfield Avenue, Cannon Street
3 9 .,.
. - , ‘-
. r‘
it
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P
. .
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L [‘4‘
Ira
What do I
get for $35?
When a man sets out to buy a suit of clothes. he
is pretty sure to ask that question.
Handsome Coulis
much underprice
' Two splendid big lots of handsome coats for
.- Here is the answer.
'At the Howland men's storc he gets
Lomcn. ,. «I: . . _ .
5. From two export makers; each anxious to clear 3:21. STYLE suited to his lli‘l‘sonahty .
ey surplus. . . "an-w _ "_ ThILORING of much-higher standard than he
. . Fresh and .bcattgful and worthy; direct: fit the my, expects. . . . ~, L _ .‘~ “za‘r
Core and on sale at ig saving. ~.~ . it- not? is a! . . . ' _ .
iv Coats of newest models and most-sought Df 3.113111108 of dependable quality, all W001. d!
‘ ng fabrics. L... .. ». . -. rea .“00 --“§ ,
.3; PATTERNS that are striking but not
fit)... ing, alive but not boastful
E; COLORS of seasonablo cheer and beauty. '
5:3; 221- 5.. Howland suits—$15 to $35 .
.217 {Kuppenhoimcr and Hitl'l’. Schaffncr &' Marx
suits—$25 to $40 . . r in“;
it”: But from the splendid big lot at $.35...- tine
choice and a fine money’s-womb.
WV-
'displca'8~
_. Coats of it pooling colors and unique shades;
, 'oi: .tvitli‘ chcctivo and tasteful trimming. I.
' Where is a gray of bluish stone tint, for example";
can that almost has undertone of light blue. as
Di course, there is navy; and rich tan shades. “
Big striking and effective collars, pointed in?
9 or, round. 41......” 4 . if?
at Outstanding features are ” '1!
. excellent styles f
fine materials 'v‘
thorough tailoring
"quclhi cloth, and gaburdinc, and poplin, and ye-
our, and serge, and .whipcord, and .wool taffeta} (-1!
:fil‘ivo big lots! Two big savings! Tivo pricés'll
FM Coats worth Coats worth *
L $22.50 $25 and $27.50 $30 $35 to $50
' $19.50 24:502..
. 1,.
.J -
0
Main floor. rear.
if!
Women’s bright
new sweaters.
Sm“ "W" ; ’_ Light weight for Spring and Summer ,tvcar. l
a.
mu optraiors in part.ctil:tt I('ttllllllili_tt‘ on \\'niiian';. Activitica la
3". I‘cderal tlzents last night and titrn
{at owr to the police. He will be do“
'lntiml pentlinu an investigation under
‘Ihc dircction of the Department of Jim:
llitc.
I MORE MONEV FOR BELGIUM
d
3 WASHINGTON, April
"Mad urantml another
'amirtto by tltc 'I‘rcasurv today.
‘ihc total borrowinugt trotn lllt'
l‘Statea $lo7..~t.'.o,onti and credits to
"Ihe Allies $5,2$S_ifitl,tltiti_
of 33.“
making
l'nitt'd
all
t'l‘t'tlll
.L‘M
To Promote ’l‘hrift— l
YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
Victory”
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS
FOR SALE AT
The Central
Trust Company
. new-tiles
.l Emails.
. l Oven Mulder Even- '
"} 7‘08qu ‘
in“ i. you
U'
1
" . i...
:t'..wllcluium
have been ablr to r~~lt lt'l' valuable St-l-t
ice for which their training has [it‘t'
vtliai'ly fitted them Within a your \t'ci
'lllllH havc lost morc titan out-fourth“
of our staff. anti ntttny lllill't' int-n pomp
-.trc to leave us,
. rut-d
Important lll,‘“.~ I'M-Ills!
It) 5illlllllill‘th‘ hricllt‘ tltc nto.-l
ol' the year
Liuoniue is 100%
Efficient
in the cure of bronchial couche—
back-
33 coughs that defy other medicines.
those distressing, harrassing,
Llnonlne, taken at the first sign of
t cold will “break it up” over night—
:tud the after-effects of Linonine are
‘ be
told of remedies containing powerful
highly beneficial. which cannot
er remedy for coughs and colds and
. .p the system and restores vitality.
Physlciana endorse
:rowluz children—Adv.
m ,fLM’SEED
'\
‘
nth-down conditions. Llnonlne bullde
it highly for
taking up thi~i trot-it. “hit-h will contin-
no limit \uril G. ‘lftlil. 1
Hr, \\'lllli't' ll ltrown of Bridgeport.
rcpiowutitic tli-- board of loalth. will
act as ndt lNlI' to llil' (‘tlllllt il'a coltitllll-
low, The “will Will lit" llt lt'tzdlt'il lti lim-
t‘liild ll'cllnrc lit-pziittot-ttt ot' the.
Woman's ttiltlllllllt'o
[ivory }'t‘2ll' fitltifitlll t'lllltll‘- it under 3
years of an die lll tltc l‘nitcd .N‘ta'cn .
‘.\llthori'it' ll‘.'l'tft' "tat hall of illt'ht'
lltllllh arc picvctitahlo. it in the ho-
,lict‘ of it... t‘htltlicu‘s ititrcntt that lint-l
ooo ll\r‘ cit-i ho .out-d llll.“ yc'tr. 'l‘hirll
.iitttioual .nmpaign is lwlng made with.
tlllt‘ lttll'nlltt- lintIWlC-tlut that ii lltl'R"l
. number of doc or.» and "UHF! have cn-l
l icred war tort ice and will not be fll‘ltll~;
table in the child conservation (‘fllll-
palgn.. ,
. England has given an cttt‘otiruitlntzi
‘ example of what cttn bc ticcompli=bcdl
tin child welfare work. ’l‘lterc lhii
idcath fair for tile second year of tho:
war was not only for below the mini
{for the previous year but far below
llll‘ ratc tlttrlnit peace time, t
The plan or campaign arrangcd no '
l for each child under ll\'t' years of ttgc
will be nrrnngcd ln duplicate. one to,
be held by the bureau and the olhcr‘
by the parents.
drcn of pro-school age will be mcnsur
cd and wolghvtl an th~ flrat act in the
campaign. The. record will he "lied
.out by trhluut nlll'flt'ii and ,‘ityulclatu
in many places. It mothers cannot
latte lllI'll‘ t'lllltll‘tn to the examining
places they can aocure cards anti male
.rccord thintrolvw. "The record will
t-how tltc fair standard for children of
a given age and parents can Judge for
thcmaelvco where their children stand.
u...—
The luchoda Yacht Club will hold a
sheep rout at its headquarters on
at 2 o'clock.
.‘e.
tlontilly. provldea that a record card
All linblcit and Pllll‘.
Steamboat Plus on Sunday afternoon'
.. ‘ Bright and beautiful—and marked by new pa
Flags for an... .. . t
Smart stripes, for example, at collar and cum
and oven at mist and around bottom edge. ‘, if}??? ‘
3”. .Slipover models, and purlcd at waist so they fit
like the proverbial glove.
; .Wha’t fine color combinations! 3"“?
lit; Nile green and salmon, lavender and copcnliagctj,
turquoise and corn, buff and turquoise. .31..»3
Liberty Day
Ilcli your flag show jubilation that Bridgepori’s
. has been raised—and, determination; .tQ' go
herl ’"~ . . 14 Henri? one! zei‘fE‘W'i'e
, Standard pool Bunting flags, sizes 'from‘ 3 l5): .5
i=0 8 by 12 feet—$3.75 .to $16.50 as. '0. Hit is: :
Bulldog bunting, sizes from 3 by, ,5 feet to 3 by; 12
.50 to. $9.50. w in» nicotine-1w
i.
.' .. .
0‘ p
a, ,
".r
ilf find their deep sailor collar
, _ . I. , _, _ , _, , s make them
, . Silk flags. aeyaralsizesfl-25o to $6., French and tr; prettier! .. ,
' .. h Silkvflags-fi 00. to 35d .vs .» - . c ,
_' '_~ '_ . “"" hug-a no", :3;. . Second floor. '
‘ ' ’IE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
”gamma an... .- . _. .Au 5 5 s. .... ...;‘f as .. .. _.. “.mt. WWI-‘3'!
ltlBER'l ll, l) \‘V' ~ it "' t’rttlltt'tl- 'l'l-t' tml'tl hurt to l" ‘ :‘lt‘ "t t. I w. inc cvciy clcuicnt ol pleat total in
' I . ' _, H .l ,. 4! "“tm‘. !.- ill till" t‘lltl ltt flit-til'lt'l‘ l't l“. at - ' 1‘ ll V; l, : ; up ... .. .. .. .- .» .
SHOWS L... t 5) .., I,“ y . :9” V ”W LIN ill ”My“ I” H» ' l. . . . .. ,-... I, llltlllltt ‘lltl it lJ pill‘ ly dull...
"""' " . <‘t.. :3..- \. .n tltiitn ~ 'tl tt ti .2. .. l' 't' ' ,.. llM‘ h" ""‘""'l’l“' l“ delta“) vt-t'y “0h
(Lou-n... .. .. .. a, ... . .. .\.. it i}... w... ... ”.r ”WM.“ . . .- L... in ritiogo it hot it i.- locked up or no.
- ..,, g. 5‘. onto 3:4 it-qulrt-d todn) to tum l'l"llt t.‘ i: limit of pa»: to dip itl'flllfll'lt' 'l'tl plllrcrizo it and "ill I:
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