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it. too. to pre tar. them tor utter
pit:
son“9.AI-‘K » Ihi
Pile war.
“ligands: can stir the imagitmwn oz!
‘ the boyhood oi the land, can had ll'lc‘
'hoys to dream of the sea as tbrlt in
tiers did before the conquest of the
continent deprived the boiled States
a maritime nation.
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if tl.e shut-in: LOi.
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got its pOsitlon as
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'it will have done much for the pros
“manic ’03 perity of succeeding generations.
To 0W 3 The navy. tor two generations and
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”I we‘ll“? a. “#3314118 p. m. . mom ha: OM, a thoroughly national
m l institution, and the nation has resam
Member of the Associated Press. led it with juztiilable pride. The mer
The Assocmted Press is e\ciusi\el\" ~ . -
A - 11'! -d States
W to the use for pubi.carron of. L (
‘ news d.spzltcbes credited to it or‘deserres a similar D1399
” otherwise in this paper and also'
chant marine ot the
in national
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‘- local news published herein .thoughl. The stripping floard is in a»
Ni rights of republication of epe-‘fair way to win that place for it.
“ dispatches herein are also re-I O
.. __ ._ ._.i _, ,_._.l U-MEN lN OUR CITIES
m6 Mini. “15-; The story of the t-boat oflicer who
PHONE w 3185 seen in a New York restaurant.
”will Rooms—92. and there recognized by a man from
i .wl om—lméw‘ ‘or may not be true.
- - the, same U-ofiicer who is said to have
' Emmee:l?llfic:idttotl2otlshown to a fisherman off Nantucket
1134.2. ‘two seat checks for a Broadway thea-
thre, dated Thursday, Aug. 9. And
do» THOSE COMMON ABOYs ‘ Ithis story. also. may or may .1101 be
‘1 shouldn't mind having Jack on- true. 3... .. ..
.one of the ships he had sunk. may
it may have been
v..- _.._
more to cover the actual expense of
handling the business.
Everyone is hoping tiiat
worst, the coming winter cannot be
.so hard as the last. Nevertheless it
\is well to profit by the bitter experi-
at its
u_ ‘
—!!_
This submarine patrol boat No. 209 was sunk 011‘ Fire island. Long island, by the merchant ship Felix Teussig. ,
and seventeen or more of the crew we re missing. Tile master of the merchant ship mistook the patriot boat to; a
German submarine which had been operating in thOse waters.
PERONNE, BIG
,l ROAD CENTER, RE-
, CAPTURED BY aus-
. TRALIANS — BRITISH
TAKE OTHER TOWNS
(Continued trom First Page).
RAlb'r'eat'lrt-ti the American trcrrclrcs.i
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Sonic (lerlilail dead were lcfl llcrtr
the our entanglements. .
Aiiotllcr German raid iillt‘lllplv .
l
cd ill tllc Vosgcs sector lids morn-i
int: was repulsed. ‘
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.—Brisk ‘ ;.
actions by Anrcricull troops (ill!-
AI‘, Notably
3 A Special Sale of New Fall
ESults audilresscs ;‘
WILL or. HELD
lTomorrow, Tuesday
t
flu” said his mother, “it I didn't it is interesting. eitliei" way. And it
”It he'd be. herded right in with indicates the necessity for care in
M common boys." Then the draft speech about trooii moFementt-t. trans-
;enees of last winter and to providel
tor the comfort and health at those;
,who otherwise would be practically Bretigily were thrown back.
coaliess next Januliry and February "Bctwccll tlrctlisc tllitl tllc Alslrc
tour sci-tors ill Franco urc report-i
cd by (icrrerrtl Pcrslriiig’s com-j
nilliliqllc for Saturday. The conr-i
M
l
flue along and caught Jack. He's out ports and such matters. Any infer-t
fit his oantonment. Imotion of any military character
he woman by her utterance ad- whatever. possessed by oiilciai or pri-
nlttcd her failure as a lllOMt‘i‘. lr‘ vale citizen. should be cgefully,
“ at 22 was so weak a thing that guarded. Needless to state no mat-3
' Us health could be injured, his mor~ tors of moment should have it single;
‘ corrupted or his peace of mind minute‘s discussion in any such pub-
.. . . . . ., . ; The Knights of Columbus went “over
ml by association with other boys lic plan. as u restaurant or theatre. £th top" w the tune m “.000 Satur-
“e of whom had been less expen— “rarest rekret about the events day iri‘ternoon ill Nt-wileltliI in:k “hf:
. _’ 3.000 persons attended t e rat a -
duly reared than ht, his education if tru s that any omcer of a Ger lctic meet 8"" held in Bridgeport by
Ind been a farce. if his mother lrzrd man submarine could have received. this we“ known organization,
», _ _ u . .1, liter, m] The program opened with a soccer
W really of fine metal She would (“hide or 1 p son food, a a iflaiuc. in which the team r‘t'pl'esentinx
five taught Jack from his babyhood amusement on our shores. As for, mt. Lakc Torpedo no“, N defeatpd
b recognize true values when he saw what he may have obtained from pub- :lll' "l‘mlflslun Aims by six goals l0
\‘t'.
film. He would now be strong, with tic sentiment expressed at large, lrcl Tm, boxing mm of ”n, program.
Q attitude 80 Wholoaome that thiro could not have found much comfort. which was handled in u capable marr-
. , l i , (1 th , rillin _- nor by Joe Smith rind Tcrry 1409. took
mid he no tear of his ability to take The talk it of v ctorl. an t u it :up about om, hour.
one of himself. And she would have treats to take any means to secure it. known men in the tistlc game appear-
- , . .. ed and willingly did their "hit" for the
flight of iris association with the Listeners nmer hear good 0! them mum‘- Those who appeared on the
l' M With l“ re t Jack selves, runs “It? proverb. N0 German program and their opponenur' were
‘- a n so a d h .
wt , have the opportunity, the crumbs made very happy by what he J“"-'“““""“"- 'h" great “"‘°"’ ""3'
ll. [if B. film
Some of the best;
Wu experience of knowing il- may hear In these days- :335'2'. lliiit:(iiIlluti‘tlgl‘allllilly'lildgfcllgr
“only all types of men. The story of the recognition in the
We crimmon boys"—~wbat arelrestanrant sounds a little dubious. if
M? Eons of the workers of til. it really happened, surely reconltloii
”ddéwhom Lincoln said the mm must have been followed promptly by
”t have loved. because he made. solarrest. Of this. the story does not
”i or them? It so. thanJack has tell.
“I! to learn from them. it abel ,Wllctbel‘ or not these tales be true.
”the” who were vulgar in word they add ii little spice to the day's
gtbed—they are always few. The‘news. And they allow plainly the
m ore clean. decent, admirable. danger of indiscrect speech. The cars
”maturity springs 11:03]:qu oi the enemy may be anywhere.
p ”I lack or discipline. Anny arm ————-0—---
_ “than spivitual experience .0! MUNICIPAL COAL YARDS
" listened to death will [locum all; Many cities thronehmtlthe-ooum
“trout.
‘ A! drone common boys—cons and winter and planning to dislrlbrtfc' con
owners of all of “8ng marching to the small purchasers in their com-
. to entrain for their winter's mu‘lmunlties. The federal luél adminis~
*0! look malty fine. well worthy otltration has been urging citizens ever
fie nation's pride. Rich, poor, high,l since the memorable days of last win-
KSki-nthe khaki is a great leveller.:tef. to lay in early a good supply of
_-. “tutor the Jacks of the country-Joust Some people have been .able
. flaky for them the strong right am to do so. Deliveries have been slow.
I flmde'Sam has removed tham'frvorn and frequently the kind of coal or-
” sickly atmosphere of such hon-liared could not be obtained although
- “not than among the democratlo'some other variety was eventually de-
and Billy F‘iiinclmn; Battling Levinsky
and Larry Williams; Battling Roddy
and K. 0. Brown: llud Palmer and K.‘
'0. Moran; Young lledcll and Frankie
Conifrcy: Johnny Sharpe and Young
Cohan: Jimmy Kane and Young Mc-
Mahon. All the bouts were exhibition
‘affairs and went three rounds. l
5 The baseball game between the
Lake and Remington Arms teams was
called at the end of the fifth inning
with the score H. A silver cup was
donated to the winner of this game,
and last night it was decided by the
, managers of both teams to play it ovcrl “Between the Disc. and the Aisne.
at some future dtrtc.
era for 815 to Robert M. Davies at the
Remington Arms and William Nolan
Both purlrcasers
“of the same plant.
agreed to divide the bouquet. A pair of tho Ailcttc they have placed ri'
7'” “"6" taking thought 1°” the. 0f ““098 don“t?“ by ““150 otllcee footing ill the wood west of (‘oucy-
l “cums” “’3 mm m the crowd for le-(Illiltcull the War Office
$236.50.
, Patrick Bows of Waterbury made a.
hit with the crowd by singing “God lie
With Our Boys Tonight. "When We
Come Marching Home." the latter his
own composition. He also sang "The
Star Spangled Banner."
, One of the tinctures of the carnival
was a watermelon eating contest in
which live youngsters took part. Wil-
liam Schlitz. who ate so much water-
‘ melon that he could not tell his ad-
' dress, won the prize of $1.
The neighbors children indnlcod in
a hundred yard dash and this event on
Bill Steinkc sold a bouquet of liow-.
the infantry blittlc colrrnlcnccd
,ak'llili yesterday cvt-llilli: after
strong artillery tirc. liiirucdiritcly
south of the (lisc llit' viii-lily was
tumble to titlvrlllcc owing: to our
nrtillct‘y rind machine gun fire. Oil
botll sides of tiliiiirips lllt‘ clrcriiy
ritlvullcctl ill fort-c from tho low.
lauds of the Alb-tic. but the old
situation was rcstorctl by il coun-
tcr attack.
"Bctwecii tlic Ailcttc and tho
Airltic the enemy's attacks and par-
tiril thrusts coutillucd. In the
evening the enemy strlrtcd for-
ward with strong tort-cs i'or ll
tillitcd attack. Near iiiitl south of
(‘reclry all-Morn we drove buck
the enemy party] by it counter
thrust.
‘ “East of Juvigliy llit' cricnry
prcssetl forward us for its 'l‘crliy-
Horny. 'l‘ilcrc lilt'ill reserves
brought him to u sturidstill. Sev.
'criil tilrlcs rcpcrrtcd t-llcllry attacks
extending in it soulllcrly direc-
tion as far as tho None were shut-
tcrcd before our lines."
BERLIN. \‘lil London. Sept. 1,——
Tlrc oiliciril statement t'ronr'cilcr-
al ilerldqunrtcrs this evening
says:
“Fighting ls‘ proceeding b9-
twccn the Smirpc and the‘ Bommed
British atlucks here in the main
failed. At isollltcd places they
pressed back our lines towards
the coat.
French partial attacks were re-
I’ARIS, Sept. i.——i"rcnch troops
lruvc captured Crccymu-Mout.
south of tlic Ailctte rivcr. North
uourrceiucrlt tonight says. >
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 1,-Tlic
archbishop and other loading or-
thodox pricsts at Riga. a Russian
seaport on the Baltic, have been
murdered by Russian Red Guards,
according to a dispatch from Riga
to the Tugcblrttt of Berlin.
AMERICAN FORCES i‘N LOR-
RAINE, Saturday, Aug. 31 (By
The Associrrtcd l’rcss).-——Gcrman
artillery last night heavily shelled
{cropland of forirtorrrl men be but] around of the Fatehrlaud. Recent
mks where they may be saved.
.__._.__.___.__.
TOYS AND BOYS “"'
liver-ed. There are-still some warm
weeks ahead when more coal may
yet be secured. ._..
'3'“ pr'i‘iimii ‘1”: dhe iftfilfll‘e of the the American litres and rear areas
.ay. 9 tieaslnedup 300111' . , v ,-‘,
- ' in the 'loul sector. ltollowrni, a
number. at the fence in center field ‘ ..
and raced to the stands like an army lull of several hours the bombard-
ment was resumed at daybreak to-
The United States Shipping Boardl
ll“ recognized Christmas and birth- supply, hovvéver. does not take care
In”. and is to use the holidays - oi oi the families, particularly in the
minim propaganda purposes. Chair'ciiies, who are living on regular
panvfiurley has just issued an appefl;very small wages. They have almys
to toy makers to forward the work had to pumhagfi their
of those who seek to hasten the dovlquantlties as they used it. They can-
velopment of America's merchant ma- not order even a .ton ahead ultimo.
'dllldren‘s toys as it has influemedithan ton lots. The administrator is
C New life and colored every thought.;naw having'the city mapped out in
There are tin “Oldie" 811“ to! can- districts. locating the most conveni-
w miniature war ships and tankseni sites for coal centers. evmi hum
W fortresses 011 EVGI‘Y market, but tired thousand paper sacks have from
fldsjiasmot "flit!!!“ 811““ m'ordcro'd. These are to contain 25
Wits macho» to sue the Jfl'lpmnds or coal eaéb. Tue administra-
tion’s flag on every fem Now Chalc!tian is already assured 15,000 tenant
N Hurley asks that the toy makers coal for gash dhmuflm, and will .01
, lice not only war ship's—dread- cause in to get "more as “the season
Mam! tors-d6 boat We mam. museum] lots occur,
mmwtubm unitary floor. wnl be crammmwmmma.
1M
t” wants standardised steel cargo our center at cost. City tennis ,wiil
‘t’wanliflml's like.“ well. 4 be Miami-ammonium
4gb“ Mid work. It 45, Iii-flea, " ' - "" ..
, W'ht the mute".
their durum in it». .Wifluhing municipal mi
and W
, towed tabular-unmet“
. I , n x l
the, and the toy men have agreed. l Boston-lain have amunicipal coal-
The war. or course. has influencedlathnlnistmtlou, setting coal in «less at caucus at the Town House onl -
'. _. . liner-vans
F" m” m . W ”MW-alter
end wood my 5‘
“that! who, toot the "fill. The cities angina... tire.
rd.
, . ,. .t
mtg—arm - Wes . I
, min“ on“
l'. . 'L M,
going "over the top." The. prize. a
Y. .\i. C. A. athletic. ‘
Owing to the weather conditions
the two aeroplanes scheduled to fly
8
'but from Fort Wright to Bridgeport did‘
not attempt to make the trip. Supt. J.
. H. tRedgale of the police department.
was the reason why the aeroplanes
failed to put in an appearance.
The Republican electors of the
flown of Wilton are requested to meet
iThllrsday, Sept. 12, at 7:30 p. m.. for
the purpose of nominating town oin-
eera for the ensuing year and also
delegates to the Senatorial and Pro-
bate Convention, and also a represen-
utive in the next legislature and jus-
tices oi' the peace, to be voted for at
vile state election in November.
THISAGED WOMAN
‘Wae Made Otto-iii}; a Simple Rem-
' Y
The following - tier from Mrs.
Wells adds no link to the great
.drain of mldence which proves that
.fltare is nothing all“! to Vinol 'to
Meats attach loi- Mable. weak. run-
tdawn name out! .
l Malone. 31.7.“?! at 84 years «oi
as abduct-imp nimm-Ifl
rendition no .i could .not
sand
anti-lull. til. .
l’
Minn-nary mitt run
mngth, but it has given me a
appetite and 1 atom all are»
ll‘his early ordering of a winter's silver medal, was won by Eugene Hull, day, gradually narrowing to a
concentrated fire on a small sec-
tor.
At 5 o‘cl0ck this morning it Ger-
man force estimated lit about 200
men attempted to mid the Ameri-
’-ttiel in small. was “mmed 93"” “‘5‘ night that ““5 can lines behind it barrage. The
enemy was driven off before he
hunter: Nob wt out
tum
m
‘bllR
liltilritptc follows:
“Sol-lion A—~.\'ol'lli of tlic
Aislrc our troops took .llrviurly by Q
tiwtull iillll t‘lillllli‘t‘tl ifrtl prison,“
crs. Ill tllc Wocvr‘c illitl iii tllth‘
VlISLZt‘S tllc clicrny wus uphill rc» ‘
pulsctl iii attempts to raid our .
lines. In Alsace i-lll (lt'CiiNltliitll ‘
‘l
l ‘d
raiding patrty pcuctrutcd tllc cut--
I
a
f
l
l
niy’s trcirclics ililtl iritlictcd losst's,
"l“t'tftillll B~—'l'lrcrc is nothing:
to report in this sector.”
AMSTERDAM. Supt.
Viclilin newspapers ili‘t‘ quoted by.
the Vienna correspondent of ”If“:
\Vcscr Zcitung as Silyliltl that the
position of Baron Buriuri, tllc Marshal von llilidcrllurrg, ill a:
Auntro-lluilurlririrr foreign irliiris— birthday telegram to Clltlllccllorl
tcr. has bot-tr slinkcll and that his ct.” Hertliug, says: .
spccdy r'csigilrrtioli is cxpcctcd. "Gar-marry is fighting a bitter;
'l‘lrc newspapers connect tlrc for- battle. In evcnrencwcd attacks:
cigrr minister‘s forthcoming re— our cucmics urc attcrnptiiig to cil-l
tircmcnt with the Polish illlt'x'lioll. tut-cc it. decisive breakthrough, in:
llc furore all Allstro-l’oiisll sold which they have up to the present,
,lltlll. li'trilcd. They will continue their"
i ,AMERH‘AN FORCES ON THE useless attempts.
IMHNE lt‘itlll‘l‘. Saturday, Aug: “.A severe batlc has still to bc
,3]. (By The Associated Pma’sl.»‘fou‘glrt. ll‘lrc Garrison people
"i‘liirty prisoners were accounted know what is at. stake. 'i‘llcy
tfor by Sergeant S. ll. Leschiilsky,'kilow that on the battlefields of'
of Milwaukee, in the capture of France and Flanders the German
fJuvigny by the Ann-violins. llr army is defending the sacred.
l
l
t
nr reality lost his way beyond the aluimrrlccmcrlts by enemy states-
»towri while the cucircling move- men show purely and simply the
mom was going on. 1 no general will to annihilate and demurr-
wuy he know his whereabouts but strutc to all of us the fate which
.not that of the outfit to which he Germany has to expect. if site is
belonged. 'l‘lic sergeant was eu-lirot victorious iii this battle.
tircly out of contact with his own!
'fnri-cs uird bclicvcd himself to bcftllc Fillllt'l'lilllll stands united bc-
.witlrirr the German lines, as iii fact, hind tbc fighting troops, in order
be was. to break the insolonce of our ene-
A turn in the road brought the mics.”
dctrrclllricrrt facc to {rice with two
Germrirr ofliccrs, captains, who up, ADWIISEDLETT-ERS.
‘parerltly were us greatly Slimris-I ___.__
ed as Were the sergeant and his} The touuwlng [letters remain on.
men. He ordered them to hultl-clallled-nt‘lho Nor-walk 908M“ for
'and they did. the week ending August 31. 1918.
l A minute later a marching dc— hem' Rev. Father
.
l , Gay, Mrs. Rose
ttlchmcnt of'30 (.crmans appeared, Cannon, George
who, on seeing the ofliccrs had Kruger. C.
@0811 taken prisoners. uuiiesitat- MIME. A- ll- "' ' i
show. Him Charlotte
The (“11130115211001 (or Girls
I. J. HOWARD. P. M.
rm
”We”
‘ilrrzly surrendered. The German}
I, In addition the special
sale of Muslin Sheets will ;
be continued.
. 3551,2257.
“>7. . _': . s y ‘5 .,
1
IOIDAY. II". 2. 1918
Store
Low Prices
PW‘THEM UP HIGH IO
KID” m MACH.
memrsmo
w w gl-m “MANY.
. . “MD: 'WW‘
imam-'3»
”knoll lathe
Warm
Pith.—
itTv. it. n. a Thfiifi'fis .
In Silent June .16. 1918
SOUTH NORWABK TO NEW m
A. ll.—1:4‘k. 6:013. 1:401. '10.
”'1 have great confidence mat-6.61:.1:1“,1:6h.$:&.'8:59x, arm.
9:89. 10:83:. 10:62:.
P. aft—13:03:. 12:63 (Stamina.
only). 1209:. 1:m,s:m.«izfik.ifie,
6:46. mommies. 6:47 M1.-
in. 7202!. 8206:. 0:! (WW
days). 10:07:.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:34x, 6:011. 6M”. It”.
0:191. 10:33x. 12:03x.
P. M.——1:09x. 2:44x. 3.12x, 4:32x,
6:46. 6:02x. 7:02x. 7:12x, 7:453. 1:671.
8106):, 10.011. 10:40.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NOBMLK
A. M.—4:1tlx. 623050634, 0:001,
: x. 9:15x, 9:45x. 10: x.
8 g}. iii—12.033, 12:45; 1306, l“0)ll
tnrda onl ).1:36( atu try on y .
(Ba y Sim.'8:63.a4rlal1euut
Saturdays). 4:23. 6213:. 5:29,.fl00x.
0:033. 8:103. 1W2“.
A. 31.4100, 8:00x, 9.00:, 9:211.
: . 10:50:.
“Plait—11:10. 1:031, 1:801, ”link.
5:02. 6:262. 6200:. 7:051, 82101.3;33.
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SOU‘FH NORWALK 1’0 5W
HAVEN.
ofliuera questioned the authority:
of their raptor to take them and:
they rcsistcd. 'i‘hc scrgcrtnt and,
his own mcrr made their way back '
to llcTidtpillrtcrs with 30 prison-Fm
,crs. The two ofilccrs presumablyl
‘wcrc shot.
LONDON; Sept. ].—Ficld Mar-
shal Halt: reports the capture ofts‘ E “ MeatFor Wh'le it Y M
lll’crolrllc by the Australians, in his op a "I ‘, ' °
“communication from British head-3 M" 3’ Tum'“ You
quarters in France tonight.’ . _
Flamicourt and St. Denis, i nthe ll“ game” in “‘9 mines; “:12:
same sector, were also captured. -ea{fi‘e_mlymea¥?u caress wealt-
AMb PERDAM. bcpt. l—Fleld known authority. Meat forms uric
___ 'acid which overworks the kidneys in
their eflort to tiller it irom the blood
and they become sort or paralyzed
and leggy. When your kidneYS set
sluggish and clog you must when
them. like you relieve your bowels;
removing all the body's urinous head-
ache. dizzy spells ; your stomach
' soars, tongue is coated. and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy,.iull of
sediment. channels often get sore, wa-
ter «aids and you are obliged to seek
relief two or three times during the
night. '
- ther consult it 800d. reliable phy-
sician at once angel from your phar-
,macist.ahout tour ounces ot‘ Jad
Salts; take a tablespoonlul in a glass
of water before breakfast for a tow
days-and your kidneys will then act
fine. This tamous suite is irradiation!
the acid ot.granes.and lamon 1'1le
combined with units. and has been
used tar generations to clean and
simulations!» kidneys. 318° '0
neutralise acids in the “fine ‘0 it 3"
longer irritates. inns and“! bladder
"m ann- is a ”financial-regain,
meat eaten. dbl! inexpensive. can:
‘ “90.0 sleuth
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7:16. 9:191. 10:28:. '11: x.
P. M.-—1:‘20. 2:10 (Bridgeportah
41 (ll‘igggmfl ",1
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Y) 3:211. 4:18. 15:10, 6:21.
7:32 (Bridgeport with).
Saturd
Saturdays).
6:51, ”1:09;
9:261. lmdayo
A. H.——12:20x. 12:68. 7:43, £31k.
' 1:12x.'11:68k.
rebirth-14:1”. mm. 4243:, amour.
6:48. 7:081. 8:36. 91263:. 101m.
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no .
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SOUTH FIONA“ #0 m
A. lit—6:13. 8:27, 0:601.
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