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m'y genius, was executed by a Car-
lulla firing squad at Chihuahua City
.11'ly today, following his conviction
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Agent Jenklns L ' Representatives Threaten; Jumm m 1““ of the Variety S‘Four; Josephgany Individual. A i lers Entered and Lgft U. 1‘
- :' ' Th .1 L’ " ,~W 39M, - tone, Williaml ‘ Tobey. who is represented by t __ ‘ - ,—“'
1:11, PASO, Tex.. Nov‘ 26 ‘(Associated A “ARTFflRn T0 t9 Go Home over anks-I r ' f A ‘ ‘W‘i lurtfn F. Byrnen, George tome/y J. J. Llnxweiier, furnished aL S. Friends Ready Wl'th '
111..»1..cene1-a1 Felipe “gag! glvmg ( . ' ’ Internet. John Bream. mam Elma of $100 1m night 101,111.11 this, Money, He Says ,
'wlcan revolutionary leader an-JT ’ - - ~ " ' IIGoyle and Frank Brady, who com— 2 morning. Because of the absence
CHICAGO, No“ 26.—~The national! . ‘ .Iprize a novelty double quartette. Iwitnesses. the hearing was position“ NEW YORK. Nov. 26.—Ludwig c, A,
charges or ,. . . . - -
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I..I,.“mn against the Mex1can 0v .~ l The gradually decxeaszn fuel .! treaty at 5 oclock this afternoon. beymg Conley, Harold Bralnerd, Hugh ,ceived from . . I. _ collector of the next of New York
1111, according to telegrapfitcei-EJ it”)? however. forced additional sELiRJ WA“ mac“ their “natures a"nulllm'lvyel'. William Brennan and George 1' money losses incurred b1 ‘helr ““5 131,000 on September 12, "for help 11;
11st from Chihuahua City this morn-
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tlcn. Angeles apparently was entire—
11 unmoved as sentence was ])a$SQ(l.:
Federal agents were in this city to.
day to make arrangements for the ot-
ficial allotment of drugs to residents
tions for “dope" only from police
headquarters, and the supply will be
given them at the City Hall. Their
identity will be confidentially investi-
{gated by Chief—of Police VVlllam, R.
. the drugs.
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LlTTLE PHHLiHESS
Miners’ and Coal Operators
1 strike of
l bituminous coal miners was
without marked developments today
regarding the situation at the mines
1 themselves.
11mg down of plants in the mlddle‘west
and in some parts of the South the re:
glonal coal committees requested all
.industries which could do so, without
In compliance within request from
Robbins B. Stoeckel. lssioner of
Motor Vehicles, Chief§;”‘ Police Wil-
permits two passengefi in excess of
the seating capacity 5», of a vehicle.
Commissioner Stoec . in urging
that. the policy of . orcement be
strict, states in a lett received here
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ment 'of reparations concerning Italy
utmost a capacity audience.
there were galore, good singing andT
comedy sketches that took the spec- 'belng the owner of the oyster scow in,
tutors by storm.
‘Judga Martin
able interlocutor,
PARIS. Nov. 26.~—Plenipotentlarieszported by the following comediansm
lot Jugoslavla will sign the Austrilm'IGeorge Allingham, John O'Hara. lrv- !t.he rat
night at the Elk's Minstrel show elab-
orately staged in the Palace Theatre.
The show was given by members of
Laughs
The performance opened with the
and he was sup-
Learning the police were lookan for
him with a warrant, Charles E. “Cook '
Tobey, an employe on an oyster boat. ,
thnd Guily of Rebellion‘o-t Norwalk who are "dope" addicts; ‘ . L p ' all i 111- - - -
*' mam U N M .1 llam 3- ennlngton w , e mine the Danbury Lodge" No. 120, ‘B. P. looked up Policeman John L. Roberts to
When plans arecompleted. users» of.‘ d SO ntll 81“: on ate steps to preventt overcrowding O. E., for the benefit of Norwalk last night, and asked him if he wa:;1 SHIT-Pine!“ of supplies
drugs will be able to get prescrlp- ay - of jitneys in Norwalk .-. be state law lodge, No. 709’ and delighted to the m’ nted, by the authorities. Roberts] Sowet RUSSIE
said he was, and placed him under ar- 1‘.
rest on a warrant charging him with;
East Nor-walk, raided Sunday night as}
a reputed gambling house. Eight men}
Pennington, and ‘Drescn'l’fimfi can be 1thls morning that to may be.“ Islnxing of the Welcome Chorus from were arrested in the invasion 01' "lei
. obtained here_ only by residents (rt-this =publlc sentiment in f of jituys..m-er “by the entire company, ‘, scow, and the authorities alleged To-j
.1 _ _ .. _ City. A physman is to be named later zagalnst street Icarubu .m. fecunx.m was followed by a genes of . hey owned the structure. it is said1 ’ .
eclmg of Indlgnauon ,Overydl? eylllrggggpfggschgge $113333: lshau not inm‘ “73h 3'0 W‘ pod conga. Among the singers were 1 am the scow was repaired and fitted
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the Treatment-of Consular' p p ’ “9° °f the 1"“ ' m R‘“" ' Almm~ Blesoon, 1“” m” club ”“93"“ by ' number 0: Refuses to Tell How Cour-
J. Cunningham was an 1 until Friday on request 01' Prosecutinngam-ns. who calls himself among:
'Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman.
Authorities are said to have made
(1 as the result of letters re-
iStott. black-faced dispensers of merry lbands who played cards in the scow.
of racial minorities. to the arrange-(gums and jokes,
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The production was directed by
and also to the financial arrangement ‘-\Villiam JI Connors of [)anbury, who
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sador of the soviet government of.
Russia, admitted late yesterday that.
he paid Dudley Field Malone. former
a commercial trasaction." He told
1the joint legislative committee invoso
1tigaling radical activities that it was
gfor a shipment of boots, meats and
1'1- 1 - ..1 heav {inane concerning the sharing of exilensesdemonstrated that he has‘excepuonal ‘ ”chemical to be aid for on dellve in
Alizughzfitmutgleamtglg: l‘tl'llTTTT'lfi'ln‘T'lz:ll‘1 f ’___ - ie"enili'lg “mumbliézsdséytomtgxosfilérom this I m the liberation ofhthe former Austro- ability in this line. and that the efions I . Petrograd. D ry
. the world, as the man who brougin t-yl'hml 1:1]to be tthe greatest guts-L Production in West, Virginia today; Huggrinn 1:131:12: y. . 8 cf the Bull-l“ himself and the other inlets were I BRA8H1 Martens denied he knew that Malono
he French 75—millimeter gun to per- {IMI ‘Iem “pm?“ I 3‘ “I; farm“ In held up to the standard 1:13.me nan “menace treatyahami‘hbeen denmm_1hl8m¥ ”mauled w“ I: “w“ ““ng had formed or was forming "a cor-
1Qii9n..3.nd made 1: admittedly 1119‘ 3’ °"' a 1’” 9° w " w‘ “5'- Since the strike went into-effect.w1th " ' 11111195 by “m mm 0' ”a“ '1 , sporauon to do business with soviet
amt piece of artillery ordnance in the
wrld. had presented a smiling coun~
1:1”lnCP to his accusers.
".‘cncral Anzeles wits sentenced to 1 . . - . 5’ « - ' - .
with by {our Carranza generals in Fir “Colicsrbythe~ [inltegI Staltles‘t}:u3l strike. I , . success altalncd. TSevmembeer'wfrrf .wilb reckless dnvmg, after an automo- in behalf of the soviet government 0:
11941-0 (to Ton Heroes? (Theatre 'Of the Tiiilesiomldn). 3‘3.‘5 6 ~31 0‘ In the Central WOSt the coming or T §::::t gigg§yb§gsgnx§ogbdég iii“: h”; he “grim?figufgg’gjn§r‘:n2f3‘ RUE-Fig." PithOl‘ Mfg“? “Eager h: DEE“:
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H11 “11,4 i1111111-diately taken from gilllt‘ A ITIhIHUb atreo 353“ cmploydrnd at the Continued on Page Twelve. Staty.MSt1¢gle, glyslop and Ruffles. "urnell‘s 03“ in a broad-side "33%“011 he and Malone had spoken from tho
' '11 a1 a on ...n men an women. ”1- a. u - - l"*nklin street. Both automo es in Madison Square
inhaling through a rear entrance to
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‘ Th . , c ' ' _ - - " ,, . ". 9 was releasad 1“ on 3 0 was em loyed solely as special lgcnt
wlnnt 0‘1“ giléllllf‘jlfulll’llhoCliftgr'ildoigi- .dltion to the industrial population or Despite the.steady downpour of rain “Melodies of Youth. A Sketch. r... . “poring to be held later. no date in plan: to buy and to ship to Rus-
. ~1lL.l~d his $a-p9r Gpnrerai F'énpe An— 1 the (:lly WI". require an extensive new FF 3the official shooting match of "Black and “’bite," “'35 staged by l—ax-rnn been set by Judge George I'I. Fla $5.000J'l00 “.01111 of bOOTQ anll
. ' houamg prolect, plans for which have like Norwalk Gun club. 1 registered \‘osburgh. 34.500000 worth of othcr supplies.
1 was executed by a Carranza ill--
quire an. outlay of more than $10,000.-
000. increase the industrial popula-
Ation by more than 3.000. has been be-
igun at the plant of the Hartford Rub-
1Acc0rlling to. the plans for expansion.
Itlle force will be doubled within a
year, and Within thirty -months will
.not as yet been made public, if such
smaller quantities added. tro
Wyoming and New Mexico mi
nes. In
Texas a few
miners who had returned
to work today were out on a second
TUE BATTLES HALE
’ty flied. The'v‘Bulgarlm plenlpotenti-
"1 the . nrles will alsnlthe document at the]
Neullly town hall at 10:30 o'clock to-
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with the American Trap-shooters“ as~
'ures of the
musicians added not a little in the big Aliceman Frank S. Stratton,
which were graciously acknowledged.
The orchestra was one of the feat—
show. and the skilled
A professional feature of the aftair
was lent by Mics Marion Dickens and injured.
Nat Wagner. late of “Monte C111:
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arrested, yesterday afternoon, by Po-
charged
“~1~.c badly damaged. but no one was
Budowsky's car skidded
"my-nine feet before he could stop
1Russia. and declared that his "embas-
sy" was not specifically interested on
such an organiZation. He did not
know that Malone "had been speakingI
same platform
Gardcn here last June.
Malone was not regular counsel for
thc soviet burcau. Martens said. but
Martens assorted in reply to lines.
«mad at 6 a. 111. today.
‘tions
.‘l‘A lthZ, Mexico, Nov.
Atains. over white sands. there he
.would find diamonds and become im-1
sociatlon. started at 10 o’clock this -——1—-—
‘morning at the Barton Point range.
volleyed at him by Attorney
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Gcncml Vewton filal 1.1.1 per cent.
STHATEHHH PfllNT
WWW”) (‘ourt 0f Mecho and Intensely rich. . So, he sold his place! iOne hundred targets were used. and I MEBIBHS VflTE NUT ; SERVICE MEN WANTED his nrtivitfcs here all: devotod to if
(tinnlinund on Page Eight), land we” ‘0 seek them mg “mg 5about 40 ‘eroerts from. Connecticut. 2 . propaganda for recognition of the 3
~ V “ xsearch ended in beggary and he. at, and New York WFT‘G entered in the Mrs. J. Milton Coburn, who has nenmin soviet government by the
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H.141 into the 598' The place he sold was; Winfred S" cahl“ HaS'aftel-noon. Prizes 0f turkeys and a he: of names of Norwalk sen ice inmrous upon the American m'nlla *
1L 7. bought by another and, shortly there-I Fierce Struggle to Bfake chickens WA“ be 3““de ‘0 the win- 'men who were cited for bravery or that 111.: Russia soviet form of gov-
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garter, diamonds were discovered on,
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other meritorious acts, for the records
A meeting of the Norwalk Medical of the Norwalk Chapter of the Red
ssociation was held last night in the Cross, l‘pcpntly sent out a request for
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inquiries based on the committee's
arnounced efforts to find out if Mo'-
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the great Galconda diamond mine.” BRIDGEPORT \- 1, 1 , k The elation of . - - - ~ '~ ~ 'c 1 1 11¢ ‘tv choir rt
, . . . 1 . . ov. -6.—Ca 1 Hotel Mahac emo. qu ~ the names 01 these honor men, who tons lb 01 l. no .11 a. . - 1
Wm!" “INC“ ”19 fin?“ diamonds 0‘ the a sudden and hcavv gale oflflggitr itn ’ HEAR TESTIMONY IN :holding future meetings in the board Clfilnled Norwalk as their home, who the communist rad‘cnls trl‘llvtz 1'!
gtvorld llavc been taken. The story,” ‘ ' 7 a H groom 0f the Norwalk Hospitai, Whicnyvere in the Army, Navy or other Fprcad revn‘utinn H1101 climat tic)
tford point. shortly after noon' yester-
Iday. the l\cw Haven tug \Vinfleld S.
$20,000 DAMAGE SUIT
T'nited States. brought no definite =1?
firmntiye results today. Marti-us ad
mitted having a branch office in D3-
L the directors placed at the associa-
1Cahill with a low of one barge load-A tlon’s disposal. was considered.
aid Conwell, is historically true.
ibrancb oi the service, and were com-
- "cuts, Teachers and . S
‘ ow‘zmended for good work. To date, she
‘ lcalth Officers Warned to}
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19d with crushed stonefior Black suit 9 Must Edward Cncev et al of log to inaccessibility, as compared to ‘ has cceivcd but four names and, feel-
: lL;C P ‘ ' '~"‘ 'and one 11 ht. b , . 'g ‘ ’ ‘ " . " . i the hotels which are on the line Grin 5 re that there are more, She takes
1 lecautlons 1?. cat. battled tor sex en Bridgeport, brought by John )apojln,‘ travel, it was-wted to decline ”Wings method of appealing to the rela-‘ (Continued on Fag“ Eight) ‘o
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Hf 133118”, wash hegmilbér Judiger Jamfts‘ offer With thanks. A bufiet supper wasI lives or friends of local honor men to
Yestereda‘: i§'atpgiilll:la’;n:pfhrat 1120319“ served at 9:30 O’dOCk' Asend in all. such cases as may come to
'riding his motorcycle ‘along the Post} ftheir knowledge. so that a reasonably
frond. in Darien. on October 21, 1918.i icomplcte list may be obtained. IAll
when he was struck by an automobile‘ information shown be,sent, by mall orI
owned and driven by the defendant. telephone, ‘9 Mrs. J- MiltonY Coburng
So forcibly was he struck, according 55 South. Mam street, South horwalk.
Zto his testimony, that he was .erown ——————-—~———
THANHSHIVTNI] HAY .
IN THE CHURCHES
hours against a head wind and ebb
tide with high seas before she finally
succeeded in landing the boats saiely
in the local harbor at 8 o'clock' last
night.
l V‘v’est bound from Pine Orchard, the
,Cahill landed one. boatload of stone at
the new Washington bridge. now un-
‘der construction, picked up a light
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.1. I :1 110111011 m. quicscense last? the light barge astern of the loaded making a complete turndn‘ the air, 3:39 to ny has v01; l to call 0K1! Delivery Automobile A union Thanksgiving Servlge will:
. .111; .1 than a wIIOODingT (one. ndcd on top 0! h‘m' Athe strike and'return to work, it was be held tonight 1n the South Lorna
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is again becoming quite pre-
Baptist church. Members of the South
Norwalk M. E church. the South Nor-
walk Congregational church and thb
Baptist church will attend the services.
Rev. F. H. Jacobs, of the Congreglp
tional church, will be the priru’pal ‘
speaker. .
A Thanksgiving service will beheld.
at 7 o'clock, tomorrow morning, in the
East avenue M. E. church.
Thanksgiving mass. will be cclcbrat-
ed at 7:30 o'clock, tomorrow morning.
in St. Joseph’s church.
Rev, T. E. Swan will be in charge of
Notwithstanding the rainy night, out
dlence of about five hundred people
ussell H. Conwell deliver-I
"Acres of Dia- 1'
He will be permanently lame, ac-
cording to his assertions on the stand.
SVltnesuns raid that he was on the
(right side of the road and going at a,
Imoderate- rate ofrspeed when the acciv
ldent occurred. ’
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1- Challis than :my nthrl‘ disease of his popular lecture on .
. rileilmod. the mortality “*t'til‘ds show-’n1°"ds~” last‘night. in the South Nor-I
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11.11111... 11. was «pilicmic in Connec- 'were all delighted. Dr. Conwell talked!
“1"" ‘3'” in: the- Tilllvl' part'of 1917 for over two hours and held the alien-I
~—_ ' tion of everybody, from start to finish.
t‘unlinmj-li on Page Twelve Tlt was a stream of wit and humor, an-l-
—__.__ ‘ ' ecdote and wisdom. reminiscence 1mgI
11,-» 1 counsel, fused by his eloquence an
”'«QN ER TO PROBE 1brotherly spirit.
V I He began by telling a story of
started today by James Thomas, chair- Charles Preusser, the popular driver
man of the committee. He 331d for the uptown branch of the National
about 900 men were afiected- trinket, in the Regent Theatre build-
An Omdfll 0f the plant said that the :ing, had an exciting adventure, on ’VVil-
918111“. would DOt be started until the lton avenue, this morning, while deliv—
x‘: shortagcietnds. stINIIPanYt 03101315 Aering Thanksgivingturkeys and things
,' . a. com t ee c mm 118’ 0 repre- ’ltke that. He was driving along, at :1
~- Governor S Stenographel‘ Isent the finishing mills notified them Lfair pace, when one of the front wheels
MANY NAVAL SHIPS
NEED REPAIR A TO WCd War Hero last night that the men were ready to got his delively car hit the cover to a
A' ’ ‘return to work. isewer manhole which projects several .
' Announcement has been made of the
. No attempt to 099039 the recent Einches above the roadway. The flivver‘
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.——The eul‘ engagement of Miss Pauline Denlson city order against meetings was ‘promptly‘turned turtle and was pretty
an ' ciency of many ships 0‘ the Navy ‘has Hoffman, daughter of Mrs. Frances D.
made by strikers last night, police Lthoroughly wrecked. There were some.
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a“ ‘t‘ “I. 0RD TRAGEDY IArab guide. with. whom ’years ago he‘been reduced by continuous operation" Hoffman. 'of No. 3 Hartford avenue Imported. though 8- meeting had mien irudden fluctuations in the poultry mar~ the Thanksgiving sol-vice. tomorrow
.. Awent down the'valley of the Euphrates Idunng the war without the usual over— Wethersfield, and stenographer toGov- scheduled- The. city admmAStflt on ket, as turkeys Went rapidly upward . morning at 10 .o'clock. in Trinity Epis-
hauling. and a large expenditure of. other Mhrcus H. Holcomb, to Sergeant
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money will be required to put them in Everett H. Hart, of State street. Wetho
:m is to come. here to in-
niquiry into the death of
‘a—llhurn. son of Colonel'P.
of Vl’ashington. D. C..
the. Stamford hospital
. Monday from a fractur-
1‘ mired in an automobile ac-
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copal church.
Services of Thanksgiving will be
held at 10 o’clock. tomorrow morning,
in the First Church of Christ. Scient-
ist, 57 West avenue.
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Island Soviet” continued its hunger
strike today while the House Immigw
satisfactory prosecution of engine con-I tmm m
‘strnction to meet the new shipbuilding and m
program rather than by new technicollmngam
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remains firm Cin it;1 stand dgfite pro-’ and then down again, and those near:
. , to by the cot Labor on. by rushed to the scene to pick up the
teller and, among the stories he told; tee .
.1 . .f a repair, Rear Admiral R. S. Grlflln,1 . l 1 . . pieces of Charlie. but. to their amaze-
1 21:; 231131123 ‘ififlfigbffii (3:31 odia. :chief—of the Bureau of Steam Engineer-331.31%: ugliest? 0f the wedd ugh” CARPENTERS’ LOCAL - inept, he crawled out from glider but
‘monds. Somebod told him that if he ' ing, said today in his annual report. ‘ Miss Hofl'man entered the office of FEAS’l‘S V] "a e the worse f°r wear, an prompt-
should find somey place where there iTh; ngetgmg mafi‘llgfiiwbpfficiuariy the Governor during the wnr to 33513: \ SER CE MEN 3; “Lint backfitohtgmgdmetaaii Willie, ______,_.. -—
t n moun-.Su er ., erepor s , u owns 0.111 m: I: under the Selectiv s m 1 ~‘~’ .“ was 3 ‘1“ en 0 '
was a stream, 111,111,? be wee the expert‘ service performed by the . Act, nrnd. m the MW; 0: no: I film (finial; No. £313; gvfbg'l‘: ‘ Craw a garage for repairs. A ADRIATIC SITUATION
.. . (Continued on Page 31;). Navy's repair ships, not a single com-Intimie It.” Se’gar. on July 1‘ last, to: fifteen of its members w! ho have done I ' MUCH IMPROVED
.11: 111mg, ' . , —— _-bat_ant ship was withdrawn from serv- enter . the mid? of 3W a, ; their hit in r I 5 branches of the H'U'NGER STRIKE OF _. '
1: 1.1. ; \ :lndcl'bilt Whitney. son sONE DISTRIBUTION , me during the war, unless repairs wero’Goodwin, ammo succeeded Ilia: United States mice during the ALIENS’CONTINUES‘ LONDON. Nov. 26....Conslderablo
I In .. “WM W‘hitney 01' New; ‘ ’ 2pmvioualy scheduled; "18133: ”W9 “mm- World's War at Red Men’s Hall, '25 I improvement. in the Adriatic situation ~ '
1:1 u'lmu‘ car Ashburn and W_ i’ ~01" MAILTOMORROW; Activities of the bureau during they . ‘ ' 9311115,"! a. lumber 0! am gtf'ggt’ inst evening, There was is reported here as a result of conver-
. =1 .111- n:” F‘mminzton. Conn..~were 1 . 25—5-1 , ‘ V ' of nation during the entire 5135- satlons in Paris between Britllh.
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