Evening sentinel, Monday, October 21, 1918 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ts of our customers
in: be taken care of promptly.

THE

or You «Get It'!

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' that is suitable only to: boil liplt
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hernias? it ulw 1m; 11'... . 115511111,
filtered edy, 11d 151111.11» '1, pt'zlnl
condition I! pi'w‘ :' quilt, 1'1- :1.
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B:in Trips Between

Bouth Norwatk, Conn.
Telephone 294.

IIIW YORK CITY OFFICE,
7 117 East 23rd 51.
Phone Grammercy 705.

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‘ .1 s in the state.

city. Let them handle

We Haul Anythintz'
Anywhere

potent employes only.
7 s handled.
"you time and money.
of All Kinds.

Furniture Moving.

HHFIELD’SI
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o Job Tog Large or Too

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10111- shipments are entrusted t

GHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING

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The Huns
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The Hatch E: Bailey Co.

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Will Finish It

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Ford

Chevrolet

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alk and New York Cit}; ’

.0,FFICE 122 WATER STREET.4:f

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you are in a hurry. just phone us 1
on will take care of your express 1
you. We have seven or the beat:

Also, Hydraulic;
. "1" Trucks for (.‘ontrnctors‘ Work. ,
tour Trucks make daily trips to New ‘
. youl ,
wt and express, and thus keep II»
from the congested terminals.

ceipt is given and obtained it ‘

, me or write for our rates, we can 3
50:0 VANS fOr Long Distance 1;

‘ ing of coal

Anchor Winter Tops.

l360—Telephones—2011
Vaast Bros. Garage

WINTER TOPS ;

Chalmers
Chandler

DISTRIBUTORS 1‘

ll so I'm point~ to finish this It'llt‘l' tater,

Oldsmobile :
Maxwell

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Sharrer Winter Tops

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Salmon, Sardines,
ring, Potted Meats, Calves’ or

NORWALK.

Schultze’s Salad Specialties

In this department may be found all kinds of dainties
either for the lunch box or for the table, including:
.‘lhri mp, Grab Meat, Marinated Her-

Plain Olives and all kinds of Pickles.

FANCY CORN, PEAS OR TOMATOES
IMPORTED OLIVE OIL . . . ..

Schultze’s Sanitary. Markets

United States License No. 17,903.

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Lamb's Tongues, Stuffed or .
15c can '
............. $1.50 quart can '

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Takhoma Biscuit

83 and 85 Washinzton St.

BECKMANN’S GROCERY ' ,

WHERF (i 00]) THINGS

Challenge Blend Coffee, oer lb. ..............
Fresh Crisp Ginger Snaps. lb. ............ . . - . .
3 lbs. White Corn Flour tor ................
.... .......... takes. for 25¢
Ready Maid Soups . ..
Special Mixed Teas. fine value (Absolutely clean).

Pound ................................ . .. 45c
Strictly Fresh Eggs. per doz. ......... . . . . . . 68c
Cold Storaae Elzlrs t'or cookimr. doz. ...... - . . . 52c
Ferris Breakfast Bacon. per lb. ....... . . . . . . . ._ 58c
Proctor & Gamble’s Le 110x Soap. cake ..... . . . . Be
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.

Incorporated

A RE M AN Y

22c
20c
20c

.......... 3 cans for 25¢

Phone 1405.

 

 

 

 

 

TRY OUR AUTO
BODY POLISH

TIRES YOU CAN
DEPENIT‘ON-ALWAYS

0111' AJAX Tires .111- day-and
maht tires. t'11i1'~1111d~foul wrath»
('1' tires, tit'cs that will give you
11111 per ccnt service and salts-
t'uction :11 {Ill times. nutter all
conditions. Made with smooth
and notrslip treads, all standard
sizes. Next time you buy a tire
get this make from us.

NllIIWllII SUPPLY SW

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MRS LYMAN STARTS

PLAN TO SAVE FUEL

1811c Urges More Intelligent Use of
Electric Lights.

\\ ASHING'I‘ON' Oct '21. —The sav~
this winter through the
mow effective use 01 lights indoors is
helm: sought by Mrs. larn llrown Ly-

. man of New York city‘in a campaign

. under

her direction that has been
starlcd by the Federal Fuel Adluinis
notion

.\l1'.~'. Lymnn is seeking to sow ilIV
Ivor-l 11 third of the electricity and gas
1-1115111111'11 indoors through the more
11111111111» use of liable and their 111'-
tnngeun-nl In ways throuah which the'
light rays only l’w used 111 tent and
tuning».

t-ixtwm'wnts and calculations of tlw
Fur-l Adutlnlnttatlon lut1'v'.~ttowtt that
the use of :11 winemaker)- lamp 111 In
111 11 candle pmuw for In“? hours
awry ninth In the your wiil «mutate
rt.‘ 1111111111. or mat and 111.1 I‘lIlfl at
them till minimum» the vhol’fi} 111 a 11111
11f evil.

The team «ml 111 are tight tide-1m:
111 am «bu-fly 1111111111 1111' ram-1111
11M 11! Elm: mt" to» tilt «mm

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lighting‘will be urged. The upturned
bowl which spreads the rays of light
indirectly over a room will be favored
in preference to direct rays that are

, silt-d downward.

Through greater clitoioncy ill the 11:11
111‘ lights rather than reductions in the
number of lights in use 111111 arc not
pint-ed for giving the Ilt‘h‘l service, 11
saving or M’W'I‘aI thousand tons of coal
in the 111-1111111111111 111‘ 1' let man and gas
11 ill in nintetl :11 through the education-
111 1- .ttnpaign

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POLISH GIRLS STUDY TO
DO EUROPEAN RELIEF WORK

One hundred l‘ollzs'h girls from dit-
h-rem prim of tho- l'ntted States will
soon hf-I‘IH‘ in 33-11 York to undertake
11 rnul‘m' “rum to] work They will on
cum tun houses all fit and fit Raul .3311!
emu-t, which haw been 1! for
tilt-111 by the Y. W. I‘. A. They are to
aid and social
workers! mount the l’IIlll-‘h people In.
New torus-11d am soon 11.1 it 111 ’1»
MW for than to mm all!!! to
fret-:11 the) 11111 to hunt to 111-1111!
“11111 «We: to twin 111-Ito“ the not 1
MW at their mm m 1

1111» girl» who!“ tor thin min I

I 111111.11 RECORDS AT

going to try 11 from the other end.
had some good fun

noon. i got the captain‘s permission.

;,\'t'1\lt*l'(l'd,¥,
1 loge, when the only call 111- evcr had
than chow call, but Lord knows “‘llt'lll-
,H‘ 1‘” Her finish it.

"the wet ground in our blankets.

rthis,

' tight

-\'oui's I1111I in it some ot‘ the

, to co.

.thoulzn it
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‘corporul and six privates, und, 1111 we
. were ct'ost'stm: our own trout line. the

' you,

’cd the. doughboy outlits we

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TARGET PRACTICEI

 

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yesterday

‘0 so for '11 little target practice and,
with three other lads, went up on the
top of a big hill, at the foot of which
ME ale biilued, where we Iound an old
quarry that made an ideal
range 1.1. mum.” g 1

Well. I don't like to talk about 1111'-
sell'. hu1 the first shot I fired went
through the center 01 a 2 in. builwye,

11.1 75 yards" and I hit it twice more,

out of the first five shots. At any rate,
the four 01 us shot 1:3 or 20 shots
apiece and new shot Would have got

‘ a Roche '111 the lit-ad, so well wele theyl

bunched

If I'm able Im going to bting the
old gun home with me e191: il l have
(as I certainly will) to pay for it.
only trouble with that target practice
stud is that you have. to clean your

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gun every day for about two weeks, to

keep 11 iron] pitting up.

The rainy season In just beginning

to set in they‘ll have to hurry up and
get their fighting dune tor lhi; ye'll'.

Just at present we only gm little show"

111's. about Hell day_ but soon it will
be so that we 111'11'1'51-1' Illt‘ sun tor a
month. at a time, almost.

I haven't got much to write about,‘

as We are. going to halo 3. formation.

tout suite.
\l't'll, ltmlltcr,
back in a nice peace-tut vil-

bccuusc. at 1130,
”ll" morning, We got up and lllkt’d

,ubout 14 kilometers, in a 111‘i1lng rain.
and, at present,

are camped in the.
woods within sight of “low we spent
last wintei on the 1".111nt l 1:111 lamp
ed 110 came in just “III 11 it was 1:11

,ling light and hung our pup tents on

then rolled in on
I'm
sitting under my pup tent, halt writing
and it‘s still raining. However,
the big thing In that our wire to all

wllnle1 er was handy.

‘t'ul and atom: about tomorrow mom-

in: 111-111'» going own the top agnlnsa
What 111 pmhubly the strongest Hun
shonuhold on the whole hunt We

; 11111 going to tarry the light onto tier
'luan lt‘tMlIIOI)

and We (the 1‘11) me
going to be right in the trout of the
111 1".11'1 the duties lleslttnl'tl to
us will 1:1k1 us out in (111111 11f I‘Vt‘“
1111- lntuntl'y. so t'tltlz‘ltll‘t‘ yourself
luck) ls you 1101 this, 111; I‘ll consider
111111141 lucky it” I ovol‘ 1:111 11 chance to

71~1-11d it. So tour: for the ptrsvnl.
Supt, III.
llcur ,.\I11Il1c1': \\'1'll, 1'11-1'11hinl:

I'ulut' nt‘t‘ ,luxt :1.» it was plunllt-d and I'll
In to tcll 11111 about it but first, I

,11':1111 to toll 11111 lllnt 11111111 I not your
,ll'llt‘l‘.

of August 111‘, 11nd S1'Il1's.11l' A1111»
1?, 11nd 1111 t‘itt'lll'l‘ one of h‘ctb's.
prints
=13nlllulllt4. “’11

Its!

from the 111” ,zntitos I
111111) b.1111 11min: 111-I'm lying on
1111' hotly. in my pup 10111, and its ruin—
Illt: Illu‘ htozcs I‘m writing with my
gus-ltm'k 11$ 11 tlt‘:l\ and by tho liuhl
ot 11 candle. stuck on :1 helm-'1. .\l.~'o,
I‘m in 11 phuo 1|1111 111111 insidi- the Gm"
1111111 ltnt's. 11 “wt; ago, and 111,1 loot
stick out the loot ot the tcut and 1:01
1114 11 l x'lt‘ttllzlllt'tl out,

I 1'1111'1 :«cnd 11111 10111111111 for things.
lll't‘itllN‘ the mount 1111151 be slunul
by a colonel. 111111 In is 111111111 11th ltu
possible.

The night of III“ d:1,\' I wrote that 111-
11'1-1'9 going 1111-1' ”11' top we wont up
to the trout and finished cutting the
wire, 'I‘Iutl sounds cum but when I
tell you that we hikt-d for 1111 hour. in
mud up to our shoe tops. then It‘ll the
road and tloundorod amund in old
trenches, bullied wire. shell holes and
mud, in a driving rain and so dark you
couldn‘t see your band below you:
until we. 111-1'11 way out in No
Man's Land, you will understand a tit

' lle better.

A funny thing happened, too, all-
didn‘t. seem funny :11 the

The putty consisted of luysclt‘, 11

doulzltboys told us to bt ready in case
We Ildllllt nod to btunp into 11 German
p:1111)l..~o l have the order to load up.
\'\ ell, some 01 those tcltows donl hurd-

.l_\'l1not1 11011 to loud lllt‘lt puns told

I 111 11 snout-111.1111 it the cot [)UIJI mind
dittut no and fil't‘ his 21111.
were lucky our 111111 tloupllltoya
us 1111 111-1'1» out in from oHllem.

not all our win:

into No Man's Land,
comp about, 2

cut ant got back to

o‘clock. not 11 cup 111‘ hot coffee and‘

wont to bod. Next morning, '11! 8
o‘clock. we lctt Inc company 11nd join-
wt'rc to go
0111' with and, that, night, we tell the
doughbo)‘ catnip {or the from. We”.
1111111111111, that was the worst night 1
ever put in, it. rained from the little Wu
left the camp till we went 11101 the
next morning. Flt)!“ 8 until 12'. 3.11 we
hiked \lithout 11 lost through sltm'
deep mud, laden, 01' course, with belt,
l'itle. light puc k. 2:20 rounds, ,as mask
and belmct, then we sill, until about
six in tl10111or,ning in :1 trench with 1::
inches of mud in the bottom. TIN
bombar'dmtllt had started, about 1 11.
111., and thc whole earth wast shakiny
with the thunder of the heaviest. while
the black drive of rain Wits t'ontitr
uously illuminated with the flashes ot
the guns. There we CUWPTNI in the
mud ol 1hr trench. shout to think 111
the future. and too cold, wet and tute-
arable to think of the past. I kn‘hw l
I'l'tut’ll tor the moment ot notion in 111'-
rive. an oven the contemplation oi 1':
tt'nuiuatlon by 11 it: it I. can. out“
as bad as that shin-ring wall. You

you»; 1.1111111 tin mom at not»:

over the top 111 «11111111111! hull of «on.»
the. but it"slot.ius11udnmtwao
Widen 11111111111111 or Wm mi
31111! an item out who to m
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l started this lt'III'I‘,

.111» ”loved up and became the first.

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21nd
'Illil(‘llllll‘ gunners didn't open upon us.
We“. ;
1m: wcnl about 11 hall 11 kilometer ottt'

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may. act. :1, 1:11 ' ‘1

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Tristram & fly? at}

Norwalk’ 3 Loading Dry Goods Store

OVER THE TOP

and SHADES to

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On every window in the home should 20 NEW CURTAINS
make the rooms cheerful for the long winter etenings.

OUR CURTAIN CORNER is a delight to the housewife these days with
its wealth of Curtains. Curtain materials and Draperies. We call especial at-
tention to the OUAKER CRAFT LACES THAT ARE IDEAL FOR WIN DOW
TRIMMINGS.

WINDOW SHADES of all widths and colors. “twirl. It;

BIG AND LITTLE RUGS that are of unusual attractiveness in both color
and desilrn.

CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE from a Wilton Velvet to those of Fibre,
with plenty of STAIR CARPETS.

 

 

 

u INLAID AND PRINTED LINOLEUMS. FLOOR AND TABLE OILCLOTHS

 

 

ol' the lrcnch, passed thlough the bulb ,
t'll wire, assumed Illt' open 111111111 t'ol- 1
mutton and were. on our war \\'1'll,1

them was nothing to it. As you prob .
ubly know (:en. Pershing {orally citt'd Butter or Egg C’OCks
i JUGS, DEMIJOHNS

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the dilislon and seven others for our ,
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Marne. amuud Soles-1111s. Well. we've ‘
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KRIEGER’S .

CLOTHING FOR MFR,

work ill ”to sct'oud Iiuttle ot' the.

been cited again for this, but this was CORKS, CIDER KEGS

11 cinch, beside that. I saw more can FLOWER POTS JARDINERES,
didatos [or wooden crosses there, In E110.

five minutes, than I saw in this wholci

business. Anyway we moved forward

and, as it got light. you could see, out Alberl F. Gene” WOMEN AND CHILDREN-
both sides. the whole world seemed to j

be covol‘N‘I with American soldiers 25 Washington St. 50_ Norwalki EASY PAYMENTS- I
turning nip-ad. We w't 1'1: slll lit-d 11 lil- Prompt Delivery

 

Phone 527 ,,__

JACOBY’S

Dependable

do. but no one was hurt none came,
within 50 feet of 11s. Pretty soon we:
saw the first prisoners (we were. the,
eet'oud 11:111- 111 this lime) and tllel
>lll|lt|‘$ .1111! matlnnc 51111110111 begun to
take long dlslantc tracks :11 41s, but;
still no 11110 was hurt and at 11 o‘clock:

 

 

 

SPECIALS

For This Week

Sherry & Barnes Pork)

 

1111111, with 11 tl—‘llitlll village in the!
llflitl objcttllo for the do) “'1 look
the 1‘lll11111' and had 11 10:11 interestingl
11-11 tltlllllit' ~ doing it In taking thoE

\lllagt' iln' platoon l “11:1 with was 11113.“) .............. .1 C

villt'l' 1111 \illitgo 1111 Illl‘ tight, 1111-5 up! "Libby 5 Con ‘filk 1) 1 h f M l
the main shoot. :11 011-1111 through thel a can _________ . LC 7, C t

1111111 and 111;.- in. but more was 11‘ Karo COI‘IIS SVI’UD lo es or end
church >II'I plu'. loll ot‘ snipers 11nd, , '

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Li1o Oak Buckw heat,
3 b. nktr. ,
We have pp ply of :

Pu re Loose Cider megar

on hand. 1

Htlllt' machincplum-'1'.~ ill 11 cvlltelct'y,‘
shooting tlitouuh 11 stout-wall ill tlltl'
\\ ‘l\
\\u got to II!“ 11-11101011 1111“ 11I11'lll
i1 ~11 011ml lliztl 1'1'1'11' lIilt‘ 11nd tum-blur
;:1111 in IIII‘ world lwuun to two I wont
cd to shoot at rolut'lhinu but couldn'tl
,«1'1' :1 thin: to Ill'o :11. 111111011113 1 do"
ruled that liltlht of the (turnout lit't'
was minim: through the cemetery
wull. and I told 11 dollnbboy to brave 11
grenade into it llc did and the shoot-
i111.- t’rom Ilwro stopped. Meantime,
there \Vt‘lt‘ so many bullets thing
around that it sounded like 11 big wind
storm, entry doulzhboy 11nd l'pmllttltll‘
within l‘ulllzo were sllootltll: at the‘
church slt'oplc and most ot them were
hitting it, \\'ctt, 110 111111111 11 dash past}
the chutcb and not to the edge ot the
town, where thing's were 11 bit titlit-tt'r,1
but 11 sniper, in one of the houses“: ' "”“Tfl‘w
started shooting explosive bullets at
us. A couple of 11'cll-pt11cetl bullets. by,
the platoon l1-11d11. soon silenced him.
though and .~hoitl_v alter 1l1111,11'1\K

11cm digging in form mpectcd conn-

tci' httutk. l was in the ward of \1 but will interfere with the pleasure of
lutd 11 low minutos' plo1 ltlINIV been no

ll111l1e colonel s headquarters, and an evening 5 reading and with the
time w'cte maps and oqutpment lying

all over the place There 11am '1 much working capacity of business-
to it after that. “e attltatnced again,

that evening, and spent the night in hours-

the woods 11nd, the next 11101111111; were:
111mm" tor ol'tlols to nd1anc,c when we
engineers 11' 91 e ordered to repolt bat k 1
to infantry hendquar‘tets, and, on at me books and do close work without
i111: there tound our captain waiting

to take us back “e‘ve been here annoying

Women and
Children

CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENFD

V

A. STULL

24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk

 

 

 

 

Automobile

Repairing
High Grade Work a -'
Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.

Trucks

Ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis—
ance.

Austin’stiarage

Phone 1950. Beaview Ave.
us'r NORWALK

 

 

 

 

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moved, so there was no way of iden—
lit'ying its own01.'lhe Milt'otd p dict
believe that the car was stolen 11' 1d
then abandoned.

REMOVE LIBERTY LOAN POSTERS
AND BE READY FOR UNITED
WAR WORK POSTERS

Now that the Fourth Liberty Lonn
“unpaign has been victoriouslv tar
llt'tl our and conmlelod the Norwulk
“'11 or 11mm ll requests all p'onaonu to
wmmo the Liberty: Loan punters 1mm
windows and other plates on their
premises to unite wad} tor the 1111-1
play ol‘ tuibto‘l't tor the luilod “‘111'
Work tannin.

m- -..— M.—

111111' since fixing up the roads in what

family. \'11111'-,'TH A M E R
ABANDONED AUTO AFIRE, I

ten 1111'1' the blll'llllli,’ 111 '11 large N11- 87 Atlantic St, Stamford
11nd the residence of Thomas Lilli". 11' 1 H- _ _ -

u. bluze and notified the Fort Truth-

The aluomobile markers had been 113-

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11114 \‘o \tan‘ s Land 11 week ago. ,

I'll (lose 11ow11lth I111 e to the whole

JOHN L.
MARKERS WERE REMOVED Optometrists and Opticians
1 I 'I

.11111‘o1111 011 21.-'I‘I1010 is a 111,15- "n“ “m" °f “"1 ““5“"
lioual totuinr' 0.11 on 11 sole 1'o:1d:.-y:11' Open S“. Eve. 1“" 9 o'clock. Est. 1897
the tort Trumbull bench school house, - ,
9:45 o'clock last night. Mrs. M11111
llcunctt. of Fort 'I‘t'ulubull bench. 51111";

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bull bench firemen, who responlod. l u lne In
only to find the car an entire \"lt‘t‘k.

MCRIS, ;
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.. MERRILL BUSINESS

[Ollflili/

CITY 0! LILL! HONORED
Willi! “1'1 211.111.1111... diam“
Amt-than \ubsnwm 1611:" 11.11113!
union .1 the 111111 at the 111111111111» 14 1h:

my 1111 1.11111 a 111m“ 11:“ Mm
MNMMAMMflnuuw
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