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EVENING SENTINEL
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' EMBLEM!) BY
JAMES GOLDEN
"SA'TURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918
”NIATURE ALMANAG FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 11:05 a. m.; 11:12 p. 111.
81111 rises 5: 20; sets 8 29.
5 5“. ._W
Member of the Assoclated Free:
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
.11 news dispatches credited to Ito
not otherwise in this paper and alsoI
the local news published herein.
All rights of republication of spa
gill despetches herein are also re-
.4-
served
' '-"1’-—-“~ #’ The club was organized last spring.
“RHINO SEWEL TELE» It. isn‘t '11 populous county—there are
' PHONE GALLS only 1.1100 voters—but the member-
Iditorial ROOmS—W. ship numbers 3,000, and every incln-I
' Blaine“ Odes—93¢ her is going to send a pig to the St.
”Win! Brunch Office—4388. Louis market ill September. it will be
Iditor’ s Residence—218% distinguished as .1 1111911 class Pig,“
Oily Editors Rendence—r-1492— 4. and it will be a pig that the ownel
1 Strainers M31188?! 8 guidance—'ordinarily would not have raised.
111342‘ There will he a clear ‘gain of 3.0001
EVERYBODY lN THE GAME
, This is the to gel into
thc
“'(‘vli
' Thrift Stamp game dcfinitcly and Vic-I
orously, with a determination to pur-I
chase thrift and war savings stamps
and the war savings 111'1‘tit‘1catcs to
, ”113111111th53, ,‘
The children of the countrr arc 111
ready interested and working enthus-
instlcally. Grown-ups 1111111 been play-
ing Willi the idea and using it chicl‘h
'to encourage youngsters to save.
' is time now for adults to realize lhci 1'
responsibilities ill 1111‘ thrift
paign
Congress has asked the counm
Invest $2.000.000,000 in such stamps
That money
1,0
this year. is nccdt'd to
help deal the death blow to Fri lsFian-
Isnt. {ltisiltv it is :1 task tor .1ll of us.
old and young.
lune 2.8 has been designated as
national pledge day in the stamp (‘Hnl‘r
day should find 011'1‘1-
e
paign. That
American pledge to pulchasc jusl a".
many stamps as be possibly can and to
save the moucv for them by rcfl'allting
front foolish purchases and mpcnslvc
little pleasures 0111- effective way 101
push the thrift campaign is to btlv a.
definite ntlmbcr of stamps regularly,
Bill men with a fixed
for the purchase or
1 rain 01' shittc.
" day and hour
stamps. tllele 11 011111 be no harm andI
much good in actpm 1n" the l1. ibil ofI
' making purchases betw c111
times.
rBuying Thrift Stamps
' means of saving than dropping small
coins in :1 little metal bank, because
‘ it is constructing saving. it is a be t
tcr way of getting rid of loose
change than spending it for small 11111—
other
1
is 11 bEtlcl
urles, because it helps win the war. It:
is an investmcnt for the purchaser a
source of funds for Uncle 5.1m and a
telling weapon against the Kaiser
—-—————O
5"FREE SOULS"
“I'd rather be a free soul
says Eugene V. Debs, “than a coward
in jail,
on the sit-oer." So would any other
' elf-respecting American. Most of us
differ with Mr. Debs. l10\\(‘\el‘, as to
what constitutes a “free soul“ and
“coward " '
This vetelan Socialist leadcr,t t.llree
times his par'sty 1 candidate for presi
dent and for many rears lespected
thousands who disagreed with
his head entirely.
report of a recent speech. as bar
of the Socialist: anti-war platform;
’ having repeated the ancient and dis
35
credited lie that this is "a war of caDi-'
talismz" as having praised the “moral;
i
te'
courage" of various traitors sent
prison for their offense: as having cn-‘
tint-red the Bolshcvlk charge that‘
home as that of the Central Pow'—-els
plunder-z" as having tlauntcd hlii ad
“rude toward the war: as having oil
ML"
" We want no 111ml:
M-Mmi
PI. and announcing diet it he Is arrested
:;llog5 to the food supply,- and a large
11'
cam-It
a 1’
and loved for his personal qualities hvl '10111008 0
his;
economic views, seems to have lost'
He is quoted, in :1
ing. ' and more of those millions until wcsl-
repudiated his suppoged repudiation of er
‘thol
p't‘ nose of the Allies is exactly the‘
1? nitration of 1hcl.\\' W. and their or
“'2‘" ""‘I ”M "mh “m“ ‘ "M” cillcflv momma in now 111 the mill
in! 0 11111111111111 our migration; who “55 procession from American to Ber .
re made mm“ a 11111 of “'la'Illn And It in getting nicely under
, "living light" ”I
M in America It. 1111b: in not“
thither as admitting with pride that be'
is will: as (‘él’llil other misguided
lSoc'lalist. lenders whale Illt‘lanl‘t'z-
hale landed them in federal plisonsd
i
on similar charges he will not try
' pro: 1' his innocence
1 Very well—let the governtut n1 rah
him at his word The public has no
patience just 110w with the strutting
and posing a: lake martyrs.
I ——-+-—————
RED CROSS PIGS
3 There are plt'nty of p12 raising 1111b:-
wound the country, do1ng noble 1111111
in adding to the meat supply; but the
best of them will hale 10‘ go some ”I
to match the record of an organization
11 is called
.1
“'1
l
l
l
1
=111 Carroll (cunt), Mass
Ithe Red Cross Pig Club, the first of
its kind anywhere.
'conll'ibution to tile l‘lcd ('l'OSS that
11111111 not otherwise have been made.
Sonic details of the club' :1 methods
“1111' iuti'rcstlnt, Ev‘cly bankel, cvcr)
'lawycl‘, every ministcl', ev'm physician
'Thal mln111111111,bcitnotedallows for
the shipment of only 500,000 men in
the last 511' months of the year. Wc
Iltavc been Shipping llOODH lalcly at
'gte tale of 200 000 or more 11 month.
Perhaps we C1111 do better than the
promised 1,500,000.
l 'By next January. too, it is now stat-
1
'cd, we shall have a total of 1,000,011)
lunder arms at home and abroad. By
Ithls little next year it is fair to as-
of that
sumo, at least three-fourths
number will hare completed their 05'
'sential training. if so. we shall pro-
' bably have, making due allowance tel
wastage. an army of somewhere near
3.000 000 in France next J.une
\luybe the .11 my will be larger than
:lhat. The present shipping outlook
'111111 the smooth working of our'soldicr-
'factoi‘y gile good grounds for opti-
Who in the light" of recent hi
to the next
mlsn‘l.
an set 11 limit
twelve monllts' achievements?
in
Vie reckon our army already
I'terms of millions. Therewill be nlore
11 Europe swarms with Yankees in
l.khaki They will sweep over Germany
1115 the locusts swept 01' et- Egv pt.
..__.___
l THE BIG LIBERTY PARADE
The "King of the Holmes" proposes
In “ltonnd~tllc-Worl1l Liberty Parade."
.10 he started in New York on July
Fourth and taken up on' stICt'chive
ldfl)"4 by other cities until It crosses
the continent and proceeds thence
around the carth.
leertv parading is quite in the hobo
111111 to be sure. But what We ‘rc
o'er.
W
“ith the assassination 11f Sclithi lshido,
brigands, Japanese \111r.1l11ps liudtl' Admiral Kanji Kato look command.
now under the Japanese. is one of abuse guarding the harbor.
ship taken in the Russo-Japanese war.
a prominent
NORWAl.K SCHOOLS HA V
GONE OVER THE TOP
\‘l'ith $10000 111 the desil'mi goal
walk schools have gono our the top 11 Week
I $10,155 to llteil'1‘1'c1iit.N1-xl Week will probably bring the total up to $10,-
'l‘he schools plan to carry
(00 Ol "10! (3.
for 11 four month's drive the Nor-
ulu'ud of thc allotted time with
tho thrill stamp campaign right
through the summer months with a teacher at tach school every Monday
morning.
Field Artillery.
Edward I". 'l‘oolu, New Haven, .
Howard S. Smith. .‘cw 11101111011.
Crawford S. Ober. (lroton.
N Engineers.
James W. Brown. Naugatuck.
Joseph J. Pascall, Vl'cstporl.
Medical Department.
John J. Fogarty, New Huvon.
Hugh T. Driscoll, Westport.
Cavalry.
William Somplc, llrldgcporl.
John Pison. New Britain
Quartermaster Corps. 1
Henry J. White, Hartford. l
Tank Corps. . I
l
' 1
Lane B. Alexander, Hartford.
The tmoliowing men were enlisted inI
l'icld Artillely, National Armv, ' and'
1111111 sent to Camp lackson Colltmbia.,
S. (‘.: William R. Drayton. Leonaid S. '
llcrzig, Lerov H. Smith. William R. l
Herod Wilkie Bushhy, Austin 11 Ad-
ants Alfred M. Krcuts. JamesA \lilcli~‘I
ell New Haven: Stephen E. Stancis-
ko Nichols The following were ac-
cepted for 68111 Regiment. Coast Artil- -
lcry. and were sent to Fort Tcrrv. N.
Y.: Ralph H Powers. Waterford: Wil-
liam H. Rivers Fitchville, Ward
Young. Montvillc; Archie I-.l Eno,
Moosup. (onrad J. Bolduc and Theo- 1
(lore R. Lafimnmc. Har",ltmd were ac-
cepted for Armv General Hospital. No.
1.6 and wow sent to West Haven.
Conn. .
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
ROLL OF HONOR
(‘onlinued interest is shown in the
Norwalk roll of honor project and
there is no doubt. about its ultimate
success. Mr. Mintz, who is handling
the affair has submitted the following
list of contributors up to the present:
time: ' 1
Mayor Donovan
Taylor & Golden
C. J. lilintz
Maples 8: Goldsmith
' Frank Jacoby '
John Light
Thomas Oanavash
Thomas Canty, Jr.
Albert Morgan
Lee 3?er
Connolly It Bracken
S. Greenetein
Charles Certilo
1111111111.- Coleman
711111111116 n the netted.
LSLWI"
Charles Hoyt l
Ito help will the war he 11111511.: to do
D1111- Raymond
Loiloy Montgomery
Mr. Lautonberg
Harris & (lens
8. Cohen & Co!
A. J. Angcville Co.
Sterling Furniture (‘0.
Woolworth & C0.
Fellowship Club
Standard Butter and Egg Co.
llul'old Mclltl
Hotel Mahackemo
Michael ,Ryle
Rogers & Stevens
l1. Pl'ensky & Co.
Jolln B. Lawrence
Frank ll. Baxter
.S. N. Florist Co.
Clark‘s Cigar Store
L. Golden
WHAT OF THE FOURTH?
No Formal Celebration in Prospect in
This City ‘
No preparations are yet under way
in this citnyor a celebration of the
Fourth of tlly along the lines propos»
ed by the State Council of Defense
and the National Council.
The following bulletin in relation to
the celebrations to be held throughout
the state and country is issued today
by the State Council of Defens'éz'
HARTFORD, June 21.-Suggcstions
of program andtt'eatures for commu—
nity celebrations of Independence Day
have been forwarded to the chairmen
of War Burcaus and town committees
of the Connecticut State Council of
Defense by the. council.
A program of patriotic outdoor excr-
cises has been suggested as a model
and. in keeping with titanium or the
Council of National Defense.
the suggested features are: Singingof
patriotic songs by the Liberty chorus
and audience. the reading of President
Wilsonis message to the American
people and Governor Marcus H. Hol-
comb's Fourth of July message, a dra-
mallc pledging of allegiance to lhe
flag by the enire audience. the reading
01‘ short selections from the Declarp:
tion of. Independence; a speech: and lit
short tsbletln’, pageant or play depict-
1ng the unity all people in the cause
world treeo
Itillt' of
Illumanitv. Freedom. JUSlit‘t' 11111 also
lllcd ("luss 11111 loan and loud supply
'The picture is entirely symbolic and
l the costumes
_1'ltl.sslc. drapery of suitable colors to
zut'gcd b1 the (‘ouncll of Defense. Ex-
lll'llt'ts llont the council‘s latest bullc
.lllc l‘rcsidt-nl of the
Ithis council urges you to secure the
, full
{groups of foreign born in arranging
. your
1 \1' participants. 111 this event
Isculfil on this committee.
It‘Ommitltlt'
{thoroughly sympathetic with this big
{Americanizalion movement."
'ninctt-cn foreign borll groups 111 that
and almost 11'1'1'y merchant in thu 5‘1"; 1. E. I
. U:
'1'ountv is 11 111111111911 Tm"? “"0 ”00 S i g z E 1
lu'neglo 1111'111bc1s.'l‘hc pigs are weigll' 5 {g _. g v. 5 Ti
1 -. U- E E w v.7 w r; - .1 ": 1': ._'
ed once a month. and 11 plize pig 1s, .5 E. .5 a . a "E: E 3: .. 1‘ :1. i E"
. c I 'r' ' '7' c O " c 23 ,
2111111 to th1 mcmbel whose personal! :. TS i E 5 :5 ,_ j '5 E :5 5 5. . E :3 .3 E_
.- .: o 3 <1 ' ',~ 71 ‘4- .— 1‘,
writer has 111111111 lllOlll".‘-1(‘5l gain. I g c' q; o '5 c" 5- : E. E a g 1; i g ‘5 FE
. . v - o - . I ll. . (1‘1 1
' V'ic 111111 not all be as allit- lo rulsl'1 5 . .4 .,/— /. t: l. E /. ‘5 1:. ~: 11. :I. 1:. .E I
l . y . t' (., “111 (‘111111- Senior High ..... -10 S9 192 “.7 (18.110 3113,31; 31-11100 $3.33 1
Iings 11> 1.11 0" 1’00““ “ '."". . Franklin Jr. High 41.1 13" 382 so 811.1101 57 25 1,213.25 2,511
1', Miss” but their enterprise 1050”“ 1‘1'lit1'1'Jr. High ..203 80 201 0 100.011' 41.75 801.75 1:19
Ipmne doubt as to whether 11'1"1'c doing: .inculn ...... till 7:! 2011 0 100,00 1’ 771.30 71.3.00 ".21:
'all we can. War gardcn work, 111an-; ('Onl'ord ......... Ill] 84 233 - 47 81.80" ' ’17,; ' 031.323 2.03
‘bie as it is, has its limitations. Tllt‘ll‘i I‘lluId‘I‘Il'li ---»----35U 41' 2132 98 73.10 55.2? 13112:, 1.3!)
101 ' ' 1 11' ....... 9 ' ' 1 r .— - - —
are many other ways to illcl't'asc 1111' H ' ‘ 11.-i 5: 89 If 80.00 «1.10 1.10.00 11,.
. , , ' l .'lt¥l‘lclson ......... t- 1 _ ..1 22.1 :31 90.00 100.00 1,000.50 11.011
Ilood #0111111. \X'itmipituk .......l':.’. 1.1 1:22 3 98.1111 37.1111 211.275 'itlS
. ' lirottd ltlvcr ... . . .01 9 415 l‘.‘ 80.32 107.75 L75
1 M'LL'ONS IN ARMS . !\\'cst Norwalh ....31‘. 171 1.7 it 7.31111 9,00 $117.“. 3,24
1: We have more than 800.000 men in (‘rnnbury ..........20 10 2' S 72.5" 7 50 St 50 "iii
France. We shall have more than 1.'.\'l’11shlnglon .......300 41'. 2:32 31 80. 01) 07.50 (189.27- 2.20
0101111011 bv July 1. These estlmatcsI Franklin ...,. 15.101 2‘: 77 27 73,33 213" 3943;, 2.11::
1 . -- .1. . . . , .
'111'1- from oliicial sources, and if 11ch :IUUI‘M” .-........l.l.l 51 133 8 93.90 3950 4011.00 3.1111
"t1‘1. ........ ...‘.’C ." . " ' . o -— ~ ~- -
’1'1‘1' at all they on on the side of under- . . l} '1: "l? 3‘ 33.00 .511.) “3.1.. 1.111
_ Marvin ...........lli.1 1‘11 29.» 0 100.00 34.00 828,30 3.17.
(“2”““1‘9 "tum“ ”m“ “WWW” 1 (‘cntt'l' '10'. 41 1111. '11 sou-1 1111 111 11111111 '1 1'
1......1..--v 1‘ -.1- —..I . ..I
That ls a small part of the Mort-f North contt-r ....131 511 107 21 81.1111 33.7.1.1 11115.75 2.111 I
‘\latshal General (‘rowd‘ei annoltncOS' llrooksidc .....'...5:‘. :1 43 » ll 00.511 9 .111 75,211 1,1:
that 11 0 shall 1111111 3, 000. 000 men under! limvnyton ....... Ill 28 81 10 85.00 2.? 2'5 192.00 1.71
311115. llct'c.1n1l overseas. by the filstl ' 5...“ 5....-- I
of July. They will include 1000 000 1111.00310,1.1...011 l
'1'oluntccl‘s anti- " .000. 000- selct‘lhc ‘50!" “r" "'"' - ' — M; .15, :3 l
vice men. IMANY RECRUITS Cllluics Taylor 1
'By next January, according to 111ml 1 FOR THE ARMY Ml. (1011111111
, l Hurry Goodwin |
l:|l‘l\ modest cslilllatcs. we shall llitic 'l‘al'lov Hm I
5.
I110 loss than 1,500,000 men in France. (Continued from Page One) Tom llodd l
Illly because the need is 121111. 111.11 the
Ithiug 11 .1 arc ptolle to look upon it as
1
Japanese Weuhlpeieceuundetlfledheeteh Berber
Japanese merchant
The photograph shows 11 Russian war
1 Fourth of July celebration.
:Lhe countrymnot only now, but ltt'er:
Ithe opportunity of getttn:
'SOlllltl sense pounded into us at law.
And that goes as to the average. indie
.m-u. 5..“ 5
at Vladivostok by liblshevik
States is fighting. '
A Loyalty parade with the displayl
of the tings of tile ‘21 allies, and the'
participation of all foreign both groups}
is recommended. in the smaller
I'tow ns 11 plogrum of exercises follow-
‘cd by 11.511111th community suppcr or
11111111 is suggested. 5
“In the (‘ausc of Freedom" is the
the suggested pageant. All
the allied nations are character parts
1l1111.t1-‘1cl.~. which appear in the strug-
gle against balbarlun niilll111l1~1111.'l‘heI
call for «111211.11 parts in the pnucant;
designated are loose
conform to the characters represent-
1‘tl.
The form of including 111: active par-
Hllllllllnlfi in independence llat groups
Iof foreign born 111 all communities is
'lin to its local li"Fli( 11's cmphusizim.
the importance of this matter follow
“in act-'oldltnce with the. wishe') ct
l'nltcd
and complete cooperation of
indepcndcuce Day celebration.
"be main point of the whole plan is
to intclest rotcign horn groups as ncr
"This council urges you in sec to it
that. all toi‘ciun b11111 groups 1111' repl'e
Make the
representative
llleltlbel's art
thoroughly
11nd soc to it that its
The. New Britain War Bureau l‘P'I
ported to the State (‘ouncll today that
city would take active part in the
mum —.. .555.“ 5.5
Status. 1
«ammo-e n, 111. ‘1
MM “mama—:1.”
5.... .1‘...55..
The Boston Store
111
SPECIALS: TONI
From 7 to 10 a ’dock
ERN STONE PRESERV-
I ING CROCKS
llst':
regular prici- 501'.
PATT
TABLE CLOTHS
PERCALES
High grade and good variety
llcltlmt‘d. ready
, worth £2.50, '
:. Special ............ 840
IYARD WIDE
, AND SAUCERS
111 patients: north 2‘11 I1'.1r.1l
1;; Special” . 19c
B 1118' BEST
D [388 GINGH‘
. ('lllllt't' (if 111'“
:JQJL'.
Special . . . . ....... 1
UALITY
MS
ED METAL'BACK
l FLOOR MOPS
Superior (IlllilllI‘L
’l'u'o gallon size. with covers;
Sale ............... 39c.
DECORATED TEA CUPS
(let'ol‘atlflnfl,
pink or lllllt'; l'tt."llltll‘ price
CHEMICALLY TREAT-
ANGLE SHAPE
POLISH MOPS
towels; worth 7511 cacll.
Special . .. 2 for $1.00
put 11) 1 a . . .
"Pat "M” "$ 3' ”ll ‘llldllll ' “ lil'llltl's' 111313113131 " lull’ilWPOIi
Special. , $1.34 yard Specialh 11m .1 208-9:
TURKISH TOWELS """‘
Em“ 11““ \'.\‘. big 14111111121 O-CEDAR’ OIL TRI“
(it-ts ill 1'111'111'1's,1lca11s out]
VggégsCHECK polishes wood floors liuo- "
'. 1. . 1 demo, 1'tc.: regular price 751:.
30 niches wide splendid for Smlal - . . ~ - - - - . . 5* "
11'111111'li's waists and dresses;
1: Worth 39c yard.
Special tonicht; 19c yard
”ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
walonrssmvnn
CREAM 1
silrct' polislics 11111110,:
Ill yard picccs, 38 inches 1"" "0“
1\'l1lt': \\'1ll‘tll $4.00. SDGCIRI . . .
0111' of the 11111051 111111 host
I'cguv ‘
..19e
Scllltllcss. lt'uklcss. cracklcss
and durable; valllc f1. 2.")
.1: Special .. ”$2 98 piece
RED SHEETS
lt‘ltll sizc and good duraltlc
LIGHTHOUSE
CLEANSER
lor scouring, polishing and
cit-ailing:1'1';_'llltll‘:1llcclicll. ‘
Special ....... 5 for 11 '
" quality: worth lid-ill.
' Tonight. .$1.29
RRUARTI‘I' SIZE
LIQUID VENEER
Special . . . . 85c
genie-n-
For llt‘illllllg and polishing
l PUE NUM furniture, wood“ ol'k, auto:
1 LIPPED SAUCEPANS 1119111111011 .1
Zoc one bottle. , 18¢
DO WE DESERVE CREDIT FOR
HELPING OURSELVES.‘
If “'1' saw and thereby honor our
financial position and. at Ill-P it'lll'lt‘
time. help our Government win the
11111121111: 1111 deserving 1f crcdi‘? The
editor of the Duluth Herald thinks pot.
in 1: would editorial he 11:10111
“\lhcn Uncle 811111 asks us to save
1tulleelvcs 11 gl'lutt t':11":ol 111111 _1'.1.'l liln
appeal urgent. ‘lud becauu- the ne-
tion pleads with us to to tilt s silt: pic
11 great {111101 to the coun'ly. and to
stick ft'athcls in our hats and g0
strutting around because we planted
it it's patriotic. all l'.ighl it helps
not only ftll‘Illle war. but for UV? trial
of national fiber that comes alter the
war-~but it hclps us even more.
"And it is so easy, so 111111 it more
hclpful to ourselves than to ti 9 coun
try, so small a thing to 10 compared
with what our boys in arms are do
ing that it really is a joke to pin loses
on 01113011 es for doing it.
Tumorl'ow’s Prosperity.
you will enjoy three-fold in later life.
to be financially independent. Don't delay—begin TODAY.
TRUST COMPANY
of South NorwallLCc'mn-
is today's economy.I What you avoid spending -11selessly now ~'
Open 11. Savings Account at $1 00 or more at 4 per cent.
. compound interest in this convenient bank and save all the .
money you can, then as time advances-you will know what it is
-_+a
“We ought to do it. We must. do it.
But instead of expecting Uncle Sam
to decorate us t“ot ltclolsm We ought
to net on our knees .md lll 11d. him 101'
11 little
1idual, and as to the tl'uion 11'1d
people as a whole."
DOUGLAS FOWLER RELIEF CORPS
OFFICERS
Douglas Fowler 'Rellet’1C01‘ps, .\'o. 15.
met last evening in Grand Army Hall,
Washington street, and elected the tot-
lowing officers:
‘ President—shire. Angie Brown.»
Senior Vice-president-dllrs.
Remson.
Junior Vice-president—Mrs.
Harris
Secretary—Miss Gladys Finch
A social time was enjoyed after the
business session.
Carrie
Ill innle.
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Amongr .
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110111111 House
" 51m Dinners 1
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Steak, Chops and-
Clinton.
Broadway at 103ml Sl.
New YorkC lb].
1 71mm wrm 1111111335311-
310 11011111 mom. 1111511.?
3 1.06:5:an -1:xrxrss sum/1'1 1
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