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EVENING SENTINEL
ABGOCIATED PRESS NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A ”EMAIL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
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APPEALS IllllM
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Contends Southern New
England Company Charg-
es Are Excessive in Dis-
trict
Meiz Used as a Pivot by
The Enemy in Its Retreat From
Northernirance a
nd
Claiming that the cubllc‘tlllllufi
(‘orllrllission should lune made a thor-
' ough investigation ot the Southern
New England Telephone company's
charges for service to subscribers out-
side ot the base rate zones. Edward E.
tiallaller, a resident of Norwalk, filed
an appeal in the Superior court yester—
day morning from a decision of tire
cortlmission denying his contention
tillltl he was discrimmated against in
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The annual carnival of liockelloei
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Belgium
filailway Running From Valenciennes Into the.
Ardennes Region is in Peril and
Will Be Cill 3000.
Michael P. Dunne’s Place of ml]: SINEERHY
being required to pay 815 more per rlbe, No. 32, I. O. R. M. which closed
Business‘Entered and $40 Peace at Any Price Believed;
; year than subscribers within the bane
rule zone because he lived one half to
Still Spreading in 27 Otherl
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a ten days' run. last evening. was a
surprising success. l
The term is need advisedly.
for.
Worth of Merchandise
Taken
By throwing a stone through the
large plate glass window ill the front
of Michael P. Donne’s hardware store,
on East Washington street. thieves
got away with about :40 won ll of mer-
to Be the Attitude of the
A German People
\\'.\SIIINGTO.\'. ()cl I'l‘estdt-ui,
Wilson is expectctl to net protlttply on
the new tit trtlan note. the official 1th
of which probably will be delivered to»
day through tltc Swiss ltegatron. The
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thrt-e quarter;- of a mile beyond the
zone limit. '
The complainant has a single party:
3 line phone, instead of being on a partyi
{line with others. for which the com-E
.pany charges all additional $5 for
‘. etcry quarter mile or fraction thereotl
tbttyond the base rate zone boundary.
lllc contested before the conlrttisshrr'
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States — Pennsylvania is
Hardest Hit —— Decrease
Continues in Camps—180,4
000 Cases So Far in Con-:
necticut
'never in the local history of similar'
5 functions was there more discouragingj
and unforaeen events to buck againstl
Of course. the one big drawback was
the prevailing epidemic“ which not
only kept down the number of [liliYOfliLl
A but actually put every one of the act-t
l in; officers of the Wigwam out of corn;
Belgian Troops Advancing T
ward. Ghent Are Systematl- .
cally Clearing die Country
, .mtssion. so that. at a recent meeting:
A “'Aslllxtl'l‘trN. (m, prim-(m . ‘ there was not a single one present. and !
intent III the influenza sltuation in ah; the clinics had to be filled front the:
states was shown by reports received small number of members present who
chandise early this morning. it was
one of the boldest robberies clcr
heard of in this city.
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unoillctltl version. as received by wins;
less from tierlnany. was discussed by.
the President and Secretary lraltsrdrn
In,
((‘orltittucti (in l'aae chcnt
French Patrols [lave Reached the Danuhec'ii
’l‘he burglars. as it is thought there
was more titan one. first attempted to
gain entrance into the store by rucuns
of the back door. The marks are
plainly visible on the door where they
had used a jimmy to pry it open but
as it was fastened at both the top and
bottom they were unsuccessful in this
attempt. Nothing daunted they went
around to the front of the store and
taking a stone about as large as a
man's list threw it at the. window
breaking it in the hell hand corner
near the sill. The rest was simple
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4i] lflWNS HAVE Nllll
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'Others Rapidly Organizing
For Americanizing Work
HARTFORD. Oct. 2:.—«Forty ot‘
ttonnetttcut‘s ills war bureaus have
for several hours. last night, but there
has been no intimation as to .\ll'. Wil
son's attitude. .
Although the note is regarded as all‘
awkward attempt to lltcet the condi-
tions laid down by President Wilson
for corlslderation of an armistice. no
one here believes that an immediate
ctssatiolt of hostilities is ill sight.
Generally the opinion is that the only
step possible at this time would be to
sanction with approval of the Allied,
tloverrtrllents arrangements to be dic-
tated by Marshal Foch in the field for
evacuation of France and llelgitllll. As‘
any «such arrangement uccessarllyT
would safeguard the supremacy now'
held by the Allied arnrics, an armistice
virtually would mean surrender by the
tlermarts.
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yesterday by the public health service.
{but [\lt‘ciliy'st‘vt‘n other states re-l
' ported the disease still spreading: with=
trturrty ddtlllitlllttl t'lllt's and rural than
ltricts affected. t‘orrtltriorls apparent»
l ly were worse ill l’ertu :ylrltrlih. Will re
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Lonncctrcut (.ompany Nat". l’llilittltlplllit. For tht- tit-ht t‘lgt‘ ecn
fiesLonsumers of 10 Ierfltts of ()ttobcr. its"; deaths Am.
Cent. Increase in Rates on‘ "‘1 ”W" i“ “N" “W“
N be _. In .trrny camps a slight increase in
A ovem I' ISt ;botlr influenza and [lilt‘ulllonlvl were
. . _‘ : reported Sunday. but a decrease was
‘Announcement has Just been made' shown yesterday with 3.007 mlltrenu
by the t‘ortlrcctlcut Light and Power cases and 768 pneumonia casct. tun
t‘orttpatty. ot the adoption of a now’lowcst figures reported since the. epi-
schedule of rates. for all classes of tlelrtic becarrte general in the Camps.
[as they wended their way homewardfl (lllt‘lll Pli-‘l
had no previous experlbnce. i
From the opening night the attend-l
ancc was very small. indeed. despite?
the first-class attractions that were‘
provided. but. on Saturday and last
evening, lllt’fl“ was a very good crowd,‘
(“3' The Associated l'l'essl.
Allied troops on tile rlortllcl'rl
.At t. estimated :lTAArooo case, “an. indeed. and the awarding of glitscaus- “mi ”f the from in France “ml!
“"““""““ "'“l' l“‘”'-""-" lo0.0tl0 “‘ ”d m" ”5““ “m ““1 b""“‘hl""“' “"“r'i Belgium toda)‘ are driving! llll‘hllrcssure on tlle front from tho
csi.
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lhose who seemed especially happy “' ‘l l
litre froth
'l‘oul'ruri to \'lt|crl<
were John Iiecrs. who blithely carriedt cieutlcs. This is the litre of the
u m" "r "0‘“ l“ m” "0" el' 0"» 3‘ least” Scllcdl. and two of the itttportltltt
atiggfiégflsfloogga‘fgr dillrfrfdlt‘vly‘li! points on it -—'l‘olrrllni and 'thlt'llm
t'lt‘lllit‘S——--lll“ rleorly w tlllllr the
pretty green WEB. to her collection; . _ _
'rnsp ol the lirltlsh. _
tierlnrtrl resistance is stiffening
'tllc (icrlltau
and Thomas White, who had irl hislls
possession a ham, which should kcep"
electric service. effective November 1.
. llllb‘. in connection with this change.
.lire eortrpany made the following stare-
mcnt:
l "The corttparly has been forced to
{advance its rules for service, as the
; many ecorrolttlcs ptlt into effect do not
iot‘l‘set the continually increasing cost
of pmduclion and distribution or pow.
er.
"Public utility companies generally
throughout the country have been lac»
ing‘ the serious situation brought about
For Alto t‘ortyclgltt hours ending yes-
rlt-atlls. l.
"I‘hcse figures brought the total
influenza crises .
to rod-t7; pneumonia cases of 46075,]
since
‘ tertiay at noon new influenza cases to-
talled timid; pneumonia. 2m, andi What becomes of that good
of
September 11}
and deaths frottr all causes to 15.072.
States reported
<tiorts yesterday to the public health
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'l‘ourrlai and Yale“.
cierlllcs. the southern etld of the
eighty-mile line from Valen—
clerlllcs to tltc Dutch frontier. The
British armies, however, continue
to progress. ()rcq, within less
llllllll a mile. of ’l‘otll‘rtai, on the
lwest. has been captured and the
YBritish hold La Selliillcllc. one
i mile west of Yalelrcicrtrlcs.
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North of 'I‘ourrtni the British are E
River at Vidlll.
.licaillott liivcr ill Tltiartt. stltlllld
{west of Valerlcicllttcs.
French forces continue their
junction of the (Ilse and the Scrrc.
Tcastwurd to Vollziers. ()n the ex-
.trctne left, they have advanced
ltrortlr of the Scrrc. East of the
Aisnc at Vouziers, the (Iernlauu
have ceased their “0% cfiorts
llo_ dislodge from impor ant hill
positions. ‘l‘llc French here an!
fill il position to olltiiank the tier:
rulllls facing the Americans on the
sector west of the Mt‘llSt’, which
accounts for the strong ilerrnarr
efforts to drive the French back.
tierlcrlll (lournud's inert, however,
have defeated all enemy attacks:
The text of (lerrtlarly‘s reply to
President Wilson has arrived it:
3 Wilshirlgloll.
Development of the plan being
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lion. and. pursuant to the request or itIOtI-Acre Tract ill htlll l0 hyIthc 'flrlml cost of labor and ll'ltllP- .ltloltg the Schcldt on it front Ul‘followcd by the German Iligll
the Arnerlcanizatiotl department of ' ‘ rm r. wu I \l’ Itch everyone is turn liar. The health conditions are yer-v much ‘ w ' in nor ll and south oi" ‘ ' - - ' ’ . -
the Connecticut State (‘ouncll of De- Be Bird and Game REfuge, and have been forced. reluctantly. to -i m 'ed in this city today as is clear- 1“} mm" “"d' ‘ ' ' I ( ”mun-”Id rrlvtortdmtm‘g, "5 re
.. __._» ._.»- . . _. mil ‘ - - . tllls sector rapidly are natural: the treat from l\t>l‘lll(‘l‘ll France and
tense. the others are expected to d“ The 5‘: ltt‘ i'lAt-tt Commission this it‘- advance the "on of “mm ‘0 mt'r "5' Show" l“ "‘9 ”9“” “f ”w health at tcrlt hunk of lllt il\tl‘ B: It Iv' k ‘t arcnt tl t:
. ‘ r . a. A. t. . ..~ . , 'is "", '- it '-~ .
”0 at an em], date. The cities and ”.me rett‘lvcd for ”.9 slate two \‘nl-‘ (onsunrtrb. m an tritietutlr to [met department, ”sum! this morning. . . . ‘ _ ‘ V y t ,ltlln ltl'li t\ I app .' la
tneen \ ulcrlclcllnes lllld Lt ( a- . Men, is lit-rug: used as a punt for
towns whose war bureaus now have ”ll" condition. There are 40 new cases, 6 deaths and
READY Hill BAMPlllliN
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‘ Americanlzailon (‘Ofllllll'lt‘t‘fi are An' $31.21. 2‘11].“.f..:.‘"‘.‘.‘...‘fif..§'“:t...“‘:.‘..'.’i'ffi.];A Th“ mamas" '“ ”ll?" “WV“KP“ ‘6 admittances to the hospital of tnflu- term. the British ntamtant tltclr
sonla. Broowleld (Rafter, Dan'urry. ,;.,u,,.hu.i.._. m- n", Mum about Ill 1ch cent. varying with the .cnza patients. pressure and have reached the; (Continued 0“ 933° Fl")
[)arien. Derby. East Granny. East "ll‘ class of Service. It is Interesting to As was predicted by Health Officer.
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Wn. Enlield. Winfield. Granny. (lreen- r‘uy-Nttl'hli'lmx‘il: “'31?” Muss “ f0rm”.note.however. that notwrutstandtng The Five Wards Largely DI. wmim J. Trace... my (.pmomm g..,:5%._ .c -- pm.-. 7-..- a", -.__.__ _.-..-
WIN" Hartford, Mcrlden. hattgntuck. resident ol l’orttt‘ret 'lies in. the town this increase" (in-THIN", W)” b“ as Represented at conference ““5 reached "5 highest point and. "“3 . l ~
Newinzton. New Ilateu. New Brat ol “mm.” on m, "1““, t he “.mlmlm cheap as it was. tour or five years ago. , ,week. is already showing a marked (1...
aln. Ne“'[0u‘n_ New London. Norwich. ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ which is rllore limit can be said of new Last Evening Acreage in the number of new my...“
qttt‘l brook just south of the Hartford
Oxford. Pontfrct. Poquonock. Port
i‘l‘llere were blrt 40 new cases. yester-
land. Snugattrck. Seylllotlr. Sirttsbllrt'.
Shelton. Southington. South Man-
chester. South Norwai’l Stamford.
Trenton. \l'huregan. West Hartford.
\l'ethcrsfichl. \Voodstock. Walt-op.
Midtlletown and Rockrille.
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Bolsheviki in Street Fights
With Police
LONDON. Oct. 22!: A state of rent
lution has broken out in Sofia and
street lights are occurrinc between
ilolshevik laborers anti the troops and
police. It is reported that more than
:l.tmtl persons have been killed.
This information is contained in (llh
>ll~thllPs from Vienna and Russia re-
ceived by the Copenhagen correspond
err: ot the Exchange Telegraph (‘orrl
pany.
wrzsrolv AND REDDING
LANDGIVEN TALE
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 22 Yale l'ni-
"Will! as- been nth-n [.500 acres of
and. in "onion and “Hiding. by Will
the” H. Pen-7. Class of I076. of South
out and III. Pom. hr the use. per-
mit”. . W Tale School of We»
’1
and Prmitllnce turnpike and is cont;
posed of two tracts. One :lbotll‘
eleven acres on the easterly sillc ot
Mashatnoquet brook. including a beau-f
rlful and irregular gorge. with it tint.
stand of old notivc hemlock. and at;
smaller- tract of three acres front-
ing on the turnpike and watered by a
small tributary of the Masltomoquet.‘
known as the Sap Tree run, with a‘
stand of old native hemlock. and a
other hard woods. To this gift the
colttmission has added by purchase.
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Aldrin Slillll
International Insurance Co.
and $1,000,000 Paint Plant
Taken Over
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.7 Seizure oi
two eneuryowned concerns—dire $1.-
ooopoo ptlint manufacturing firm of
lerstendcrler- Ill-others. Inc, and the
International Insurance Company.
both of New York. and the liquida-
tion of the attain: of II third rlhc
Hamburg Assurance Companywvl'cre
announced yesterday by Allen Propel!“
ty Custodian Palmer Director:- for
the seized means have been named
and Ilr Palmer has taken over the
“Infill“ anew-u of the III-bur! (‘olr
I'll!
All the siurk of the International
than”. Mr Pal-ctr laid. no owned
by rh- Ihvlrhu My. cm was
count“ at m h ID‘L In I
«mm- at W um. and,
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srnlsrr srnnnnit _ A
most other commodities."
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But It May Not Come Until
March or April, Treasury
Officials Announce
l'rorrlinent Republicans frortt all the
Words of the city met. last evening. in
.tlte (‘ouncil cllamber. and launched
el'lfllll out in an effort to keep their
party ill the lead of other Fairlield
county towns on election day. The
fact that the town ls strongly Republi-
can is not going to cause any cessa.
‘tion ill their activities. It was decid-
ed, however. ill the interest of public
health and safety, to abandon all
thoughts or rallies and public gather
.inufi. There were over fifty present
. . .. . 1and the. importance of electing
“ASIIIACION 0"” 23' Lon: 1"" the Republican candidates was
fore the Fourth Liberty Loan tigures thoroughly discussed. There was
have been counted up. or the honor
tings have been entirely distributed or
the money paid lit. preparatrklns llfl\t‘
been started. at the Treasury. tor the:
"‘“A‘A'iJIAZ‘Ji"Aft-"‘23.. A... .A..........A..A?REPUBLICAN RALUFS
lcaI-‘ ARE CHALLED .OFF‘
plenty of optimism in the evening's
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nor the amount. nor arty other
tires. Tilt only certain knowlcdcc
here is that there. 'will be another, and. _
that it probably will come in the sprirt" i .. . . mt .. .
-, . ‘ . _. , “_. llAlllhtntth Oct. .l.—~lt was art-
of 191971“ March m April. “hethcl rtoultccd at the State lepublicttn head-
‘plesent (.ermnn maneuvers for peace quarters at the Allyn House. ”5“.“
‘are successful or not, the Government dav that a“ {allies and public meet-
by that little will need more b.lllons mg; which were scheduled for the
to my lll( war costs which can de- ”950m week had been called off.
crease only gradually, even it ccssan The reports received by the State
tlonfiof nllhtaly effort should come. lCentral committee. from vnr'ioua parts
q “inhitl'llla {if months the Treasury of the state indicated no abatement in
I.“ ll ' )rgrn issuing new certifi- the influenza epidemic. and rather than
rates of indebtedness as a means of bold rallies. where crowds would nee»
tlnancng itself. and by next spring the essarily gather. it was (“.9de for the
accumulated billions of these must be beat welfare of the public at large to
redeemed out or protceds from “illof‘lampcnd all public meetings for the
of mine bonds. 5‘”k
A"-.- t ' ‘
t No statement has been made regard
tin; plus for next week. It is highly
probable that the Republican party in
glbe Inter Iill wild but wry few ral-
-lt«. I! My. during the campaign. he
WAIT. 0c! ‘3 The lrhh use of the Mum bawdy l'ubllc
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DUNKALK TORPEDOED
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filial—hum “Mmdbhmdmmnudru
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Ann-ad. . “annual
day. compared to nearly 200 a week
ago Monday. The tlllt‘tht" it is ex-
pected. will gradually die otlt froth now]
on. ‘
The latest list of deaths front this?
disease Is as follows: Mrs. James .\ly-
era. North Wilton: Rodney S. Usher.
10 lsaacs street: Florence Hencdict. 26
Main street: .lamcs Mastura. address
unknown: J. S. Ladrigan. 15 Washing-
ton street. and Mathew llrazny, 245.
Lexington avenue.
The following persons have been lltl- ~
mlttcd to the Hospital for trculrrtcrtt
of the disease: .lolln Yupojortrrrtu. New name. of his runny friends. a handsome
Britain: Clara Vet-tip. .24 Lexington 'wrist watch. Kunz responded by do
avenue: Mike liuban. North Taylor claring an .open house and gave his
avenue: Mary Fitzgerald. 9 Pram-A friends a royal blowout.
street: Paul Serke, 10 Windsor place: He leaves torltort‘ow for Fort .\lon-
James Mastura. address unknowndied roe. to start his military training. lic-
ycstcrday. spite. the rumors. he will not give tlp
—————-— .the fighting game‘ but will go into it
- ' ,- . r- . with renewed vigor and will begin his
Ehmlnates COINlOlC in!“ ‘ training at ~once. in the welterweight
division.-t'or which he holds the title
From the Overseas Outfit
' in this state. having defeated K. 0.
General Pershing has requested the I’alitz. of New London. the former
elimination of comfort kits from the champion. in two decisive battles. The
equipment of enlisted men in the va. Warwick Hotel business. owned by the
ricus training camps who ilre going scrapper. will be run. as usual, with
overseas. The Red Cross also has George Slavin as manager. The locar
AAsrAAAvnerAll
Taylor. known in sporting circles as
Battling Kunz. gathered. last evening.
at. the Warwick Hotel for a fareWell
to the popular scrapper, who leaves,
tomorrow. to enter the service of his
country. During the evening Bert
llrunstrup, in a fitting presentation
Speech, tendered to Mr. Kunz, in the
’ been asked to instruct its branches champ has shown his patriotism oil
that hereafter knitted garments are,'numerous occasions before and. dur-
not to be distributed direct to men. ing the Fourth Liberty Loan tithe.
These two orders were received yes- purchased $2,600 worth of the bonds.
terday at the headquarters of the Ant-‘rlnd he is now ready to do his biggest
eriA-an Red Cross. Atlantic Division _blt by offering himself to his country.
which promptly notified its many
branches. All the articles contained in
the kits can be obtained in the camps
and cantonmentlt In thin country, it LOST THEIR LIVES
wasrrtplalned. The War Department - - - .—
tlns salted a definite list of the person WASHINGTON. Oct. 2: Two oili-
of article: each man can take with bin, cent and ninety-nine enlisted men “of?
To provide plenty of the“ collar! loot in the sinking of the I}. 8. 8. Ti-
me for the boy- vbn they reach the condom by a Goran slimline, in
other aide the led Cvnu m ram September soon Navy!»
rnutuwmhnwromh Mud“. Thol-
mtomuuotnmpmy ”remnant!!!”
mammal-owner» van-hug“
”fin . ‘I M“
THIRTY-ONE MEN
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A number of friends of Charles if.
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“'ASIIING'I‘ON Oct 22.--l?.c to.
.bacco corporations and a number 0!
their officers and directors wen!
charged in a formal complaint today
by the Federal Trade. Commission
with price discrimination in the sale
of cigarettes and other tobacco pro-
ducts. lendinzr to create a monopoly.
unfair methods of competition. and
the maintenance of interlocking di-
rectorates and illegal concentration!
of control of producing companies.
Those named are the Tobacco PrO‘
ducts Corporation of Ricltmnd, VAL;
tre Melachrino Tobacco Trading Com-
panv of New York: Schinnsi Brothers.
Inc.. New York; the. Prudential Tot
liar-co ('ntttttam. inc. New York; the
Folk Tobacco Company of Virxlnia.
and nt‘nll‘t) 1.. Storm. Ruben Mellie.
Albert Folk. Jacob 1.. Hoffman. James
tl‘ontinned on Paul Seven.)
DRAFT CALLS ARE
GOING OUT ~AGAIN'
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.4mm
calls suspended three Weeks ago be.
cause of the influenln endemic. nor
are going out. again in certain M
where the surgeon—genera?! 00ch
ms decided it is safe to send the men
to cantonnlcnts. The localities and
the exact number of men will not be
announced for the present.
The October prone. is understood
to provide for the lnduct'on of am
35.00. inch. and the number not call-l
out dnrlu the making an e! M
until will be added to m
nutritive-oral. all W all-Ii
Wayne-“hwy”
I'D“- rum-uh.- .'
pendin- hr I“ .1“ .
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