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associarzo Passe news FROI ALL‘ PART! or Ta: m It A "some wine no can own OPERATOI a—‘d
it w 1870 Otfice as Second-Clan Mall Matter.
Ente‘red at the South Not-walk post-
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South Norwalk is destined to become an important shoe manu-
wring center if all the plans mature which are now under con~
ration. This week E. J_. Ramsey, of the firm of E. J. Ramsey
. 1.. with a large factory at 967-973 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
76., in company with officials of the local Board of I‘l‘rade, visited
:ity and were shown several sites suitable for a factory which
F are desirous of erecting here. The District lot on the Concord
e‘t extension appealed to them as meeting their requirements,
.. rhey will come here if the District will show them the same
i = aeration shown another company some months ago. The matter
c ween referred to the Second District Commissiners and in all
rihility a special District meeting will shortly be called to take
:‘m on the proposition. It is the intention of the company to
t. erect on the lot, which is 4001120 feet in dimensions, a one
to concrete building with provisions for 5,090 feet floor space.
1': unit will be added to from time to time until the entire plot is
«red. E. J. Ramsey &: Company is rated very high in the busi-
5 world and the acquisition to the city‘s industries will be an im-
. not one. ' ' ‘
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“llllEllEllS StAllEll CBMMLSSIUN .
WAY BY PUELLELTY EAN’I PREVENT
2‘2' HK‘I' Mix Protests to RATE 50051
1w. York foici.ils~— __.__ ,_
>5er11 In 1‘1““le f0!“ 1n $111 upiniuii ot' A!It.»rtit:_v-t_‘.etiei'al
Ktflifc 1-‘iaul. II 11ml}: which has just lwcn
1‘1‘(“.'l\('tl M' the Public 1 tilitics ('(Il’ll-
lien-top. Hi '1.=- State. that body is 2111‘
:‘ *Illl'lliv7.t. [Jl‘tl't-:~1> {mm \iwi 11H” it hit-s tm WWW to >U~<twntl
t mum-i 3115, m _\',.“ “A, ptnpvist-tl t‘ntt ~' made by tltc ('tmnli‘ctie
\_ 1,433. 05;, 3.3.. My”; 1 tit t‘ompnn)‘. as in tlw case of its an-
. r ‘u. that n-- 1,3: M. .1..\,.].,,,. flt‘llllt‘l mwnt touct-inin: the now zonv
.3 , t:;;,;.~~.\ ,1; mm}. ,- ('2l:~v' }~‘..'ltt lltl">‘; that no hearing: can 1»-
1,1.“ hum” 1;}; According lt'ltl I») this ('miiiuissinn on any [It'll
~ [tum $431.11; and NV“. :ion or protest against company-made
:3. (mum-1v} (mm. hwpannt iilll‘S pritr to the rates taking effect.
‘ :t' lllfi“'})lt‘![1;1[[“~u’1)‘1b]jL-i[l\" and that lllt' commission has no pOWt't'
.321. 53,. m 111,. 03,... mudp by to :tt'l in the premises on the question
"1 :~:.«l ('hitagu ptfljcP, pram} m tinwasonabhvncss of rates proposctl
l..»r.it.‘.<v of this publiti’g. two l'.‘
mini iflilir' in tho actual ititit‘tlex.
attest was exported momcntztr
w- lit-totiu- fright: tit-'1 .tnl tied to
Mil. FERRESLHIJ
intuit-1mm
SUTI't‘VClHL" nogghliors. friends. fit'w
d: inll‘llllt'lll associates. f-rntcrnal brom-
t'l's‘ and public men of the city yvstct»
tiny paid tht-ir last l'(':>]|€‘(‘l.“ t0 Fixtnl;
Nllrll Fury-is. forty years superintend-
.-nt ()1 ll.“ l‘crtis (foal Company. whose
iht- Connecticut Company.
(I tintinut-d on Pug“ .Scrcn).
3". ,3 tn 1'..."
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"alignments
HAVEN. Oct. fin—A hint-h
lno'izht before Judge \\'.irnt-t
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IMPRISONED t
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Rescue Parties Within 150 German Government Gets
Feet of Men Ordered to. Note From Marshal Fochi
StopWork for Fear of An- Concerning Movements 0f;
other Explosion Vessels
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WERE BURNER uttt WITH BtllSflEVltll
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‘By Reason of the Avowed;
Hostility of Bouevists;
Toward All Other Govern- 1
ments ‘_
Are Dead. Only One Man‘
Getting Out Alive Thus:
Far
S'I‘I‘]I‘Iil£.\'\'llll-l€. Ohio. Oct. flirv
.U'tcr battling: their May to Within 150
loci of when" twenty minors have been
imprisoned since yesterday morning.
rescnr- Workers wore ordered out Of
tln- Y. d" O. Mine. No. 2, at Amster-
dam. Uhio, at 6 O'clock this inorninz.“‘l ill“ lit“ paragraph. The "”1" 1”"
by mine officials and Hair mint- in-llo‘VS:
31'1‘0101‘5. who {cared an (txpiusiunl “The Ill‘l'Sltlt‘ill ()I the Peace (‘onfur-
llllthl (it"‘lll‘. accortlin': to word rccclvflpm‘” ““5 WW“ l‘t‘qlk‘SlPd b." lllt‘ ('Un-
“ll ltt‘t‘c. Ilopc has lwon abandon”! ,t'erintvo to ininrin the neutral govern-
gm, 1%.. mint-rs arc alivc. . 'mcnts of a decision taken by the Sn-
ppsum parties worked a” nisht lone . prcmc ('ouncil of the allied and asst)?
iii ”10' .L'usfillcd mine. At O'clockll‘lu’d papers in rvgard ‘0 economic
lhis mnt‘ning they had 11.313.11.11 3 point ; [ll‘t‘sSIIrP “Illt‘h is to l..- exerted on
17m ll‘('l distant from entry NO. 15.11:”!51‘9‘lfl ““85“" ’ '
(Continued on Page Six‘.
PARIS. “(4.30.7"31‘119 text of the
note sent by Marshal Foch to Gcneral
Nutlant tor transmission to the Ger~
man Government. inviting Germanyto
participate in the bockade of Bolshev-
ist ltussiafi's similar to that sent to
the ncutral states with the exception
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GIRLSjSTEAl. $20010 SEE
GAY3SIGHTS 01‘ NEW Your.
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A glorious dream of travel and adventure, including a full and 1
complete participation in the giddy whirl 0f gayety New York is sup—
; mond, who took the t
posed to offer, which was romantic
14-year-old girls of Danb
was rudely banished
ally conceived in the minds of two
ury, who had run away after stealing $200.
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Frank Ray-
. . _ wo girls into custody at the South Nor-walk
railroad station while they were Waiting for a train to bear them to
' New York.
-‘ l'v-tior court. todu) lhle‘t‘ int-n ””1“” “' 51" ltt‘ld at 2:310 o'clock ."t'fi-
. . (l:.'ll‘£nt.l with \.'lit-I(..<:tl.. ”Willi? ”ln'rmwn' trutn the “is? him"
l _ tn." tatttntntvbiles. .\ dozen or m‘ “A EM": HI” Emu“
l i .t.‘ lscen found in Horace at “Mt!“ H Jacobs. 1”“11'r01 “W (.U”_
1 I“. I and the p011!“ “110 “My er. :dttt it'tl church, conducted the sav-
) Hakim: for week"! expect that “11"“ IE" home. “‘I I'tiion (‘G‘lll(‘l“l‘_‘~‘.
\‘lll (lmrt‘ uI) 11w i:!‘.<» .\ n!’ 1111' IU’WZWYML “‘ztet‘t' hunttl “its “Md"
1 invariance of Scrunu ml lttfflh‘ltfllfls in H" ”mm" M OM “"11 Lodge, F' & X‘
1 “Wk. Xv“ J...-..._\- W, I‘vnnstl- .\l.. conducted thv- impressive Masonic
I I 'I‘it lilzo-v- l'iwti hold in $2.?dm lunf'rztl S'L‘ILHNN‘. The pallbt‘aters
'ltl it" Nikita}! Mnlhtti. Mit'harl “PH" ‘1' I’l'ltllz.lltl)lilc.‘ Capt. 1.1 1}
t-'~--" and 1»: 1w» li-Irllllirl: Lfillknnw“ (111.157.1311 swarm, “1mm"
. wwflfl, at Stfltnonr. '..\tlt.t‘l'. 1), “111mm Hart'oid amt’
I'llitl‘ll'FAl“. Mills.
writs-Two scrum. BOY :
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. SHQMERS ARRESTED
. .1 t..i:-' schoct boys, ranging in ages from 12 to 17 years, avowed
n‘vi-s of The Great American Game, familiarly referred to by the
-: that a ‘shooting crap," have been instructed by Chief of
~. William R. Pennington to attend, with their parents, an in-
.t1 session of the juvenile cour‘; to be held Saturday in the
Hall. , I
Its purpose of the unique gathering is to combine official and
iv persuasion to the end that the lads will seek enjoyment and
-~ in more legal and less moral corrupting fashion.
Long have the residents of Springwood, where the twenty-two
tgsters live, stood aghast at the number and frequency Of the
".xp 'games. It has been no uncommon thing to run across
.kerbcckered school lads in more or less secluded spot! of that
. ion caressing the “bones" with honeyed phrases of pleading and
:‘aarment peculiarly believed by the followers of this greatest of
ioor and indoor sports to seduce the elusive squared bits to
T l to their financial advantage.
~Policemen Smith and foothill have fwmethneboenutive in
.' lillmngthenmesoffllebflylmxt Wed
dues have been entered uponths policy
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El'vma White, 14, of Danbury. is said to have discovered in her
father s trunk the magnificent sum of $200. Her find, she confided
to her'cherished chum, Francis Mersuco, also 14. Provided with
these inexhaustible means, the two school girls bought a ticket at
the Danbury railroad station for New York, and started on the first
leg of what was confidently belieVed to be a journey of joy and
pleasure unlimited. ’
Danbury police authorities notified Chief of Police William R.
Pennington of the disappearance of the pleasure-bound runaways.
and wnen their train pulled in at the South Norwalk railroad sta-
tion they were met by Policeman Raymond before they could board
a tram for New York. At headquarters it was found that they still
had $196.90 left of ‘the stolen $200. and they will be sent back to
Danbury and humiliation and punishment.
NEEI] SllfllAL tflNSUL/lll AliENI
ELllB ENIERIAINSg REALLY lllllNAPPEllf
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MEXICO CITY. “Wednesday, Oct. 29.
-~Publishcd intimation: that the ab-'
ductions of \‘t‘illiani O. Jenkins, Amer-i
ican consular agent at Puebla. present-'
ed phases indicative of coniiivance by-
Jenkins and certain of his associatcs;
with the bandits .are refuted in at
story published by the Excrlsior. The;
newspaper‘s story is the result of an‘
investigation by its special represent-t
:tllvo‘s in Puebla. ' 1
The Excelsior says the consular‘
At tltl‘ regular meeting of the Neco
Social (lub. oi the Nash Engineering
Company. routine business “as trans
acted last night. The entertainment
committee reported that final arranze-
mcnts had been made to: the Mardi
Gras masquerade- dance. in he :iven in
the Town sthPHIlilfi' liall. Nonialk.
Nov. 12. 1919. Svct-‘s orchestra fur-
nishing music. Tun prizes. of fin- (lol-
lars each.-€re to be awards-d, one I(
the best dressed couple. and one to the
tnOst comical dressed couple.
The t‘ntertainmcnt committee conr
posed of J. Balla. Joseph Fortin, R.
Broadway. (1‘. Selleck. L. Buschbaum.
0. Animundron. put on the long look- amount has been paid or who paid it.
The ariest of Jenkins' attorney. who
(Continued on Sixth Page:
Continued on Page Twelve.
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MAY ACT UPON iMAvORs TO DISCUSS
DAYLIGHT LAW
November 8. to discuss the matter of Haven, on November 8. to disas- the
a daylight saving plan’ for next you. matter of a 6‘71!!!“ no ‘
m underlying jdea of the my next year. The ’3‘
annrmmh m; ”‘5‘ " “9W
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nuantitjes of food for expon are re-_
glllllIHS SELLlNli
:thax his lather ran a grocery STQl’t‘ at
Zaavc thcir nature m- Ilick (Iuardino. 2'.’
years old. and Charles
resin was really kidnapped and that;
(“ordovsn leader of the bandits. signed ,3: the Department ’of the Northeast. 1
a receipt for 300,009 pesos. although ill
“33'“ it is “0' known how much 0' tII‘SI‘thc adjutant general‘s office in “'ash-
lington.
has been released on ball, is belie“! the letter stated. “has been authorized
‘by the following National Guard units. .
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humour SAVING;
. Mayor Jeremiah Donovan, together-l
NEW HAVEN. Oct. Sit—Mayors of with the mayors of other Connecticut:
all Connecticut cities have been asked cities, has been asked. by Hiya Fits—hulk are not included in a list of Con-
by Mayor FitzGerald to meet here on Gerald. to attend a meeting In New;
on: calm:-
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‘CABINH CONSIDERS SllllAllth
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The Fallure Of Europe to WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—Federal government agencies moved
qu as mum.“ Echtedflwiftly today, to meet the situation which will result from the
W1“ Cllt Prices; He Pl'e'strike of bituminous coal miners Saturday.
diets ' i Developments included: _ _
l Orders to railroads to confiscate all coal in transit if necessary
to build up and reserve for operation of the raods. . y
‘ Rte-establishment of the priorities’ list of the Fuel Administra-
tion, so that the mih‘oods, public service utilities and essential in-
dustries will have first call on whatever coal is mined and on that
= in storage.
ARE “El“ HER . Preparation of an executive order establishing maximum price:
ifor coal and completion of plans by the Department of J ustioe to
Winters Are Sure to Suf—l punnh' those guilty of profiteering and boarding.
fer Heavy Losses the Ad; Announcement by m Lane that the government would
m’ i trator Bell ,1 film hesitate to cumu' consumption of coal m industries fifty per
8 e es 1 cent, so that essential industries might be kept in operation. ' _
General discussion of the situation by President Wilson s cabi-
net, which met in special session at the call of Secretary Lansing.
Working out of plans by which miners who Wish to‘continue to
work will be afl'ordod every possible protection. including that of
federal troops, should that become necessary.
S
“'ASHINGTON. Oct. 30x~Lowen
food prices are on the way, Herbert
Hoover predicted before the Foreign
Expenditures sub-committee of the
War Department Expenditures com-
mittee yesterday. His belief is not
based on governmental action against‘
pmfiteers. but on the law of supply‘
and demand. 1
Foreign exports of foodstuffs Ila“:
lallcn far below expectations despite
general SUDDOrilICI’IS to thc contrary
and a surplus of {10m 16,000,000 to 20.-
000.000 tons of food will exist in this
'oumry on the completion of all the
harvests, ’nn said. Speculators and to.-
poxiers who have been holding largo
(C(intinuf‘d (m Pant liizlit‘
”it‘ll A
CELElRMION
sponsible for the continuance of high
prices in this country in spur- at large
Another Official Marked
for Victims—Ohio City
Holds Seven Men and
“'0men»AlIegcd Red Tak-
cn in Ne“ York
Cleveland Police Chief and
"air..- for 1111 L‘liilll (l’lt‘IJIlllltlll tolu
l.llli ill llH‘ Aarmory in observant-u- nl
‘ULIVEHMRESTEH
(‘riwyt‘v‘xp (lit .‘H' a Hill to
Almlf'llf“ I’“-‘- N”"\mb” 11' “1,1“ awaxsinntv (”hut til I‘llllt" I“l':ltnk “X
- . discussed lll>j nizh1 (lurinc a momma “mu?! ,m‘ “mm” latch (1.x, official
.Came From Ne‘V York City lvl' thv Amt rir'nn Lt aiun cntntnitlwu lll oi (-1“ w lrtntl. v ,,._ H “pg. d in the p“.
in a Bart-0“?“ Automobile (13141120 01 1.1»I'ullfli IllI‘lllF Itnv 1l|l\ IJIL' lil- Ill “ )tht ltllt} lttllt~\‘ lIlL ‘7”. roundup
' - - lair. of 1-1 \t‘n int n :rt-l tlIlt' \-.n'nan allon
and Did Good Busmess for
(011nm
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Ew ry tilt-it is litin; mazh
l~l In (lil‘lil'lh
:t 1 run of national important-v I'Ulltt
to sptcatl 141'“?
:tnuhml in :t com-piracy
aTime lill’lllinlilllil th: tonne
_ (l I’ \' 3‘ in In much: .w t".- k M lutnllnq'xplns-
(l‘nntlnut- on use . m" . . 3 . ~ 4 .. . -.4 3. .. . .
Police: Serzeant Bryan Ii. Silk and ”‘- ‘ ‘1'.“ . > ' '““~‘"“ "‘ “”1:
'Ti‘aflic 05“.”. Jarvis Murr'iv did W " a H M umpni \'.‘tlll llL‘ ll'l'hl a point in
some clever-detective work x'clsici'da\' H“ "M" H' “”l M "”1 ”Hull" '1'"
at‘tcrnot-n. in roundin: up thiccvouni: . “""T‘z'l ‘1! '1" "‘l"’ ‘ U” t-ltlt'ml
Italians who were loin: from plat-e to ‘ L l 11.. t Sin-t1. u. t lavmt it it l'\ .d: nca
. . i t ,. .‘ , . . - .fl -\
MHPP. \t'nfltti: What they claimed was \‘ M111“! 1‘," \ l‘ “in: (t ”‘5.“ a
' ' - ’ ..1‘ ‘\ ‘.‘.t :3,“ "‘~ I -.
Pure Italian nl.\c 011. at a Ili.lllliliiti .‘1 I . l H 1 l u"
[JIICP 'lll.ll'_ tll' \I. M..- ;.--r. I :.:ly
O
'l‘hvy used a good lookinr.r five-pass-
cnxcr Oakland touring car as lll"ll‘
bast'. lt'min; it in charge of theyoune
tst of the triouwho gave his name 1H
\‘inccnt Sutro. 18 )‘cais old. and said
HITS stunt MAN 3:
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Gcnrsc Schack. 01 this city. drum. ..... .
:n automobtlo near tl v» Ash (‘w . ..
llx‘idgv. ill. gtpnrt Ills! piatit, .L'2'ttr»
:tnd knor‘kod down a man who rl‘iu\l t;
In ciw- hi' ‘
18 Elizabeth strcc'. .\'t\\. York on}:
leo- man. “as straw
The other too were ltlull-lt'tl up and
Ir injured. and ilnl‘lll} da-rlai'wl hi» it:
iciziit n to ultra]. ll't'lll Mt Scit' t.
tlHYYlfllt-r i". cm'oi' tlu- t'\1Nll.~l' (it
E2”!".
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Santrllz'. y“,
years of ago. and thcir rcsidcncc
. u>,('j(<lil( s. “hitli. hl‘ ('I?‘.l.lt(l. “I it tutti
,ch 'iork city. ,m .m. colisitm, ‘ ‘ .. .
An” 50m“ ““1"“ “"“k “"1 ””“"' smack. in a reps—Pinmt- u. w. .. \t I'.‘<-':.<':()\\.\ ohm (u. “,Tha
‘Wpre ari'cstcd charged With drivin: “ l’olit-tmart John I" I‘Dnn. :tl Ind,“ int‘tt :tul .~‘..'.l t cotnttim‘t'l. :at 11th.-
motor \ehiclv Without a ‘ll‘u‘l" " licatiuuartrix in this ci’v. said 1hr man burgh. hut- « thiUl‘l-‘(tl tm‘ stand. taken
cense or car ('criificatc, and “in“ s‘ll' was tanning t'aptllv in lllt' gtnttr, M' tin Amn‘az-tra'cd \ssociatmn of
in: merchandise throughout 1120 city
without the required permit from the
city clerk.
The boys stoutly insistcd
Iron. Ftvcl :‘nd~'I'inV-01krl'“, that ('1-
tt'acts' with elm-l plants. maria bniorn
tht strikc, shall lw hold ivtviolntc,and
all Anialgamntc tl Intn undcr such con-
tracts have been (it‘d-""vtl to rcturn in
work. it was announced today. by 1!.
.1, Ilzni. \‘fir‘|"pi‘l'l-li1‘lll oi thv Amal-
gamattd, who is hot-c to t-me that the
orders are cartiud out.
The ord‘r aficcu ninw tlt-partmenta
01 four plaiilt- in 111" \tiungsiown dia-
tritt t mploima about .1000 men Tho
plants Vllil’ll IlJ'Vl‘ contract: with the
Ainalpama‘cd nu mlwrs arc the “nimb-
whcn ho- mint-d~ \xitlttrll! warning it.
cross the road Way.
NEW JITNEY TERMINI‘S
i READY WITHIN A W'EEK
flflNNECIlEUI HAS i
APPLIED Ellll MILIII
that the
continued on Page Twelve.
“'ithin a weck the now pail-:inr
spat-r or jllnt'}' tr rntinns. on Railroad
avenue, “'1! be ready tor use \‘\"'IL'
mcn connected with the street depart
ment have removed the lit-(12c at ”H:
point. moved back the (cure and Ilil‘fll
igraded the ground. setting in nu“ lit; Iron and Steel (‘(nllllli‘ll}.‘ A M B)"
(urine. The terminus will have a ca- cn (‘ominanv llrivr llitl -‘w'lm ('om-
BOSTON' 0C“ 30.—-The text of the pacity for from 4‘! to 50 automobile. pany and Shawn Sic-l imnp (our
lctter giving notification that Connect-
icut had made application for the Na-
tional Guard units allotted to it was
made public yesterday by Colonel X".
P. Martin. in charge of Militia Affairs 1
The parking space is on railroad prop
erty. and has btwn rtntcd by 11“) ('It'.’
for a Small yearly payment.
NORWALK BOY ESCAPES FROM
STATE REFORM INSTITUTION
' mindingthegurdswhileattending an wtdoor session aftho
CHURCHES RAISE manualtraininguclmailt‘heoon'nycticut :téhlo‘ol for Boys, gnu-e;-
MIN ’ 9 am, your Karl W mm, c: .
[STERS PAY mfm’that institutionand modohisway to New flown on a
‘motortruck.
YMyaMmWflhlmlngu-Iofl, of the III:
CityWatWMnurlowmmuwtbeMsplod-
mmmmmuwmmww. Mung-n
”Loggia“
pan), Annvlaatuntl-ti int n r-t ttnod to
.‘(Znn'iut-d on I‘mc lli'iv'v‘.
The letter was from G. P. Davis, of
It was dated October 17. 1919. 3
“The adjutant general of Connecticut."
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(litiiitjtiued on Page Stu).
The Congregitjonal churches of Nor-
mans} curate! m the country
WhldlhanWtheu-hfleoo!
maul-”1.1018.
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