Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1. condition?
Do your wheels line up ‘KO.
mileage on your tires?
Are the hearings in your motor in good oonditi‘on?
“Now is a. good 'time to go over the car and have .it put tn
readiness. You will want it just the day you find you have
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the old price.
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
W. R. AUSTIN, Prop.
.that you may get the 115.11,- ;
§ erschfleld Motor
TRANSPORTATION co
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridzeuort.
Norwalk and Philadelnhia
10 large trucks at yourse'rvice for all’kindsof transpor-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
South “Humour—122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone Farragut 7347.
New Haven, Conn.--266 State Street. Phone 427 Colony.
m.
Our assortment of Hoes, Rakes, Forks. Spades and other prac-
tical gardening tools is most complete.
gown Mowers and Garden Hose. Window Screens and Screen
oors.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefurnishinge, Hordwarerand Auto Supplies
Phone 340. Free Delivery.
30;. KT." my 50/. lo»:
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527
Prompt
Delivery
IGEHEBE’S
IT’S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE.
the
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whilo
successful gardener
We have a. large assortment of
It is now time 1011le out your Garden Equipment.
stock is large and prices reasonable. A
have the right tools.
Spadlng Forks Hoes
Lawn Mowers Ladies’ Garden Sets
Iron and Steel Rakes Turf Edgers
Watering Pots
Gal-dc n Rakes ’!
Rubber Garden Hose
V Hose Reels
5‘3 m Spades
Shovels
ZS'VVashingtd‘n St., So. Norwalk-
‘1 his STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS.
Mme. Jeannette
Says:
A Youthful Figure ~-
18 Not Hard
TOi‘ATT-AIN
When One ' 'Wears the
Let Us haven-to You. ,
Corsets :Fitted free
Sittings'i'by iAppoizutrne111'..
-. PROPER CORSET
" gu'mivos of
; Allilmir:
"with United. States
Louis , Sulle
‘Over-Exelition After ’15?
Seconds of Spanning in
Bmdgeport
BRIDG EPORT ,sxray 4.—Isouis~Sulle,
>19 years old. dropped dead on the noxi
'~ lng arena. of theAeorn Athletio'fllnb,
‘ on'~KoesuthgstreetL'at‘5245 o'clock yes-
terday afternoon after sparring for 45
. seconds with Anthony: Retartha. aged
T’ 17-‘wears, of 1.7 i-Remycsireet. a‘Sulle
was: acting as sparring partner for Be-
t’nrtha, who was-training'il‘on-«a boulzkin
the near future.
Immediately after Sulle's collapse
Aha emergency ambulance was sumv
moned- and Dr. Owen .J. Groarl; 'prti-
i . nounced him dead The body was re-
moved to the morgue of Mullins Scott
S: Redzate 29:3 Golden Hill street,
where Medical Examiner Gnrlici; aft-
er a superficial examination. declared-i
death was due 10 overexartlon.
had he said been unable to find anv
external injuries that would have
caused death.
Retarthe who is knonn in the box-
'ing “world as "Young Saxon“ was; or
rested 11v Special Officer Clifford
Bright mixer of the emergency- ambu-
lance. and taken to police headquart
01's, where R charge of manslaughter
was entered against him, “boil being
fixed :11, sumo pending a. hearing in
City com-1 lhis morning.
Apparently Robust.
‘Sullo, it is said by officials or Um
when he entered the arena. Not a:
blow had been struck, they asserted,
throughout the >15 seconds; that hm!
clawed belnre ho collapsed. an inert
moss in the come:- of the ring.
Yonn: Summ when he discovered
111111 Sulle was dead, wnsdopniy Shoo]..-
ed and sm-itn“-d dazed wlu'n taken 1)::—
mro thepulicc authorities. Sulle ac-
nmnponiml llelnrtlm slmiglil from
their work a! mo Ashcroft Mann-inc
luring (‘nmpany in Hm club house. 11ml
helm-o entering the rim: engagnd in
[mg punchinzz 1m wvvral minutes.
llolh lnm 1' » lhvn vim-red 1hr ring and
alum squaring (18‘ may clinrhml.
Young Su‘mn was :he first 1.0 Drool.
Hum): Sulln reloggcrml l0 lilo comm
gm lix ammo and condo-ml Roz-{111.1
[luau 1mm- ndminismred by Marciano
1k1'r\11liiw 1‘ onwrnn but ulilmul
f1 '11 :md “lu‘n Ihv .unhulnnm. «111121 on
3:121'l\'1'1l 1110 buwr was dead.
i Sullo's place of r: nirivnco is: no:
known ln lln- police but il l; lwlh uni
9; ‘11111 lw ii‘u‘ui on Stale. stroll
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'fmcusrmm. SPORTS
' 1 lN FOR BIG SEASON
l l’l'l"l‘!~illl'lli:. May 4 \‘iiiinnal :\- '.
1hr» \nw’r iron industrial
Association me: a:
111: mum in- -1"-« y Ramon) om] mrmulnr
§,3:-d pl. :11: Numb). :1 coma-1111..» nrugmm
n: spurih. as applied in llw nmnh- «"1"
liytlmlr all ‘Wl'HllPl‘S will bu (.nri-d
into worry 9". lion 1:3 llu criuntl‘y.
ll “as announced :11 tho evasion
.will be held here July >2 and officials
' 1mm the \llddlx‘
.M-w York 81:11..- Sow lmg'lnml
Mlnmlt‘ 3.1111." said $11111
vm‘lmm soul-1111;: until;
st-m in min» 3mm in (liv- meet.
iS-‘HM Amateur Basis.
'i‘lw -' \‘Jr-uflvvn i;ll:2{)(t“il :1 plzilfnrm
raw" 111.11 '11:)
, 1h: .1.- 141.31 lotion
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pulir'v mulor x‘lilr’h all
Hx'ithin individual convm'ne will liv- 11:11 ‘
lilnlml 11ml nvvnls 111mm! (mi 1111 1.
sniv: :unnunr basis “illl no punwm
m .:1l;'11111‘ m mvmlnrs 111’ illdllalli.
teams.
l1 x.. 1- 11:21 idr—d 11) mmdml a notion: ll
inlinsniul l1 1~:l1.lil olimlnnlion seriu
this :‘1‘H.<nn'l'1‘:illls 01'th Vs est will
110111111111”: 11m fictive and mwluall)
monk 10.1 .nxl the l .nst the finals m be:
staged smut-“horn in New England.
Preliminary to the meel new it was
311710111111: ‘11 1119.1 district nook and llold‘
moors would be held on Memorial Day
in New England \‘vw York Michigan.
llhio,:1ntl California.
MEADOW BROOK GETS
BIG POLO MATCHES
Arnmuln: m .111 announcement marl-.1
veslmdny h} the executive emnmiuzet
of the Polo Association the national
5011 ham 1) been av: nrded m the Meadow
Brook Huh m \Vesthun l. Al
though the Mu'adov. Brook (‘luh has
held true-~11 international Home. this
in the ilr:1 limo tho: it has been
awardod the Champlain-1M1) lourna,
ment
The tournament this real will beg
on Sept. ‘11 211\\oslburv L. l. The
junimx erninr and (men tillm: will be
durillml. The New England sectional
championship lournament. Will lake:
place a! Narragansett. Pier. R. Lion
Aug 2. under 3119 mmnlces oi the
Point lmllth Polo Club
WHlTMORE To GET $3.000 ~
: TO FIX PRICES
\‘B‘N ll .-'\\ LN, May 4.»!t was still.-
ed hem yesterday mm W. F' Whil-
more a Hartford Rep icon and foz'v
mer member of the S to Council of
Defense has been anpolnted Connec-
,licut Fair Price commissioner by the
department of justice at a salary of
$3, 691) per nnonm and lravnling ex-
pause \lr. \Vhit‘more it is understood
will replace Robert Seovllle the for-
mer fair price commrsioner; ~cwn 1
served voluntarily and also contdlmt
or his service as Food Administrator
'duringtlie war. It is understood that
Mr. Whitmore will have' his office
Attorney Edward
L.‘Smiih.1.\l’r.'Whitmore was former
secretary of the original Fair Price
committee last October.
CUT THIS OUT. .lT ls
WORTH MONEV
Cut out 11:11. slip. enclose with 51: and
mail it to Foley & (30., 2835 Shémeld
{Avon whicago, 111., writing your mine
and adress clearly. Yin: will receiv
in return a trial package containing
l Foley’ 3 Honey and Tar. {W cough
colds and rump; Foley‘s Kidneys "T1!
for pain in sides and WK ' ‘
fism, haekaohe‘. kidney and likrideri
.ancoumhs to
club. appeared to be in robust health-
”Amos—... o-.. ‘
11:1 rue-m -'~ '
polo championships; for 111121930 sen.
ifiaEthnoreaniMakes aafly in
~ Glosing‘ Rounds Sand Gains
Vowel;
"Scoung Andy Chaney. of Baltimore,
who is said to have outpointed Johnny;
:Kilbane the leniherweight champion,-
increased his prestige last night at
the Armory A 3., Jersey City, when
he won from Charley Beecher. of New
York in the first: important twelve-
round ~'contest hold in {he Skeeter
State.
The Baltimore-an 5 victory was by no
means decisive, as the East Sider gave
his opponent a. hard tussle from stem
to finish. There more no kneel-downs
:nnd no blood spilled and neither man
eliowed championship form. (money
fiand one half pounds, he scaling “126 12
lo 121 by Beecher. Chaney started off
iwlth n whhlwind I'm-:11 in the opening
{$10qu and fought Beecher off his fool,
fbui aftm a few rounds the. New Yoik
or seemed lo solve the style of hfie op
poneut and outbound and out hit him;
Beecher looked like a winner up in
the eighth round but a: this point he
lirrd pereepiiblv from lhe heavy 11.011111
3:0“? lgnded byl?nl?eyfi1?inli. was “Hf no. He; hole hall Homer“: crnil 1.43
‘ e 99 wing 0m 0 w 9‘ 1111'” and half raters.
l Pal “0an the Southern llglllweighl: {on L ’
champion. commuted Johnny Drum f , ‘_
rule, of Jersey Pity in a slow and 1111-3 BAS I
interesting twelve round hem The;
unsatisfactory mmlPSl. was due mime -, ....
ly to 'iirummie‘s consign: (shunning; AMERDGAN LEAGUE _
Moran {sho‘wod lair abilltv but. is 1111;
in me championship class. i Yetta-day's Results.\
llx lnr the best (‘nlltl‘i‘il of the night; jgefimn 3. New York, 1.
rrascl‘liuo “filling-YD?“ 1:11:11;h;‘t?:gnig:lg “‘mghm‘gmn‘ .ll. Philndolnliia. G.
‘” “IT-V " d in ‘* 'l 1‘ ~ 3 «image. 2'; 31. Louis, 1.
m1! Yams. m" Jon-soy City. They are; ”twig. .3: (‘lovrianz'l l.
lightneighm each carry“: 1 inn-1W? ...-.-M
punch and 11mm “"99 “nerve-five 1 he} E St finding of the Clubs.
Weill all it hammer and tuna—“e from than \Vnn. Loni. P. (-3
first mund, Hm mlvnm: 11:13 socsnulng (311,...33,‘ ______________ 11') .2 .8311
Hm in llw final round; ' with twenty. 811511.11 ’ _ .. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ll 4 .733
[he 51 onkls to no (11.1“: handed :1 lo: 415... 3d)”; ............10 ,1 .714
ram: right bank nu lama chin and “v Si‘llillfli'l'l .......... 7 7 ”3".”
human: him dnun im .i f‘ilflll in solar. «N23?- ‘1: 1i; ........... c: 3 34.3.,
hulls. We». hunclenah hoalen. but l'v'g... l.o:. ;. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, f“, r; .417
am 1.11 his to ‘1'. and altimueh nnujeni .1 none-114.1... _ . . _ 3333 .4 9 .3193
ml in .1. min of blown he managed :0 int “.3 3333333 1 1:: '0“
remain in a porpnnxlirulm :moiiim‘. ‘ :22f . ‘ .m-..
zlm 1mm: nmlwl llm 12mm. . ~ 63mg: Today.
”:1qu Brian! 11 former 'Brooklyng ‘ y}. of.“ :1! 53...“. York.
“‘33:“ «clmm 1'3”? Alumni 2’9”” 1‘9"“ 9 i l’liilmidlshia a! \‘l’gimilmnm.
11mm»: in 111.2polming Johnny 1‘ 11min. :15i whim“. :11. Si. Um“
.lermgv ““3- ; (.‘lovo‘nnd or intmil.
'Five loading Hitters 1 .. '~NATSONAL LEAGUE.
h‘ P913393" Imgues I Vifit‘erdfiy’s Results.
MESS-7“” i‘ii'ilwlolphln; '9: Now York. (5.
A i AM LEAGUE i llmL‘rL-n Et'ia‘nmklyn, l (IQ'lnl’illla~"l.
l’inwn' :wgl (211:1. 1: Ail ii. ll. iii‘ 1 tint-1:31.111 :3 S: ‘ (‘inrimzali 1-0.
Junksmr 1'11: ..... l: l. 7 131 $5171 (Him: 21‘ nn- were not \(‘ii’1lulv1L
dominion, ("lmo, ,12 1'3 :; 39 433. .W. .,__
1-;. 1.5111211; ($12.13 >231 1:: 211 .4112? “nah-.9 of t1... Clans.
afi‘uuvi-r, l‘lzi.;.: .122 ll! 15 to .4115, ‘Won. Loft 11 (1
Hi 9111‘:- x“. lime, . . .léi 5:; l) 2-! .351: Phllmlv‘lg-llia . Cl ,li-l' ’
NATlONAL LEAGUE. ' Sl‘lnnir.":11é . . . . .. ...... 9 6 .5111)
Player and Club, is. in}. R. ilk PC. §1~ixmt1‘:~n ..... . ,,,,,,, g 1; ...n,‘
lim‘:1_~:l.\'_ S1. l... l? ~31! ft} ‘33 41".; l’ifisi'31i1"r ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ‘7 ' 1'; 5,33; '
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PITCHERS USUALLY Games Today.
{‘10 THE ”CUTE {N \‘wv \mk 2i l‘hiliulanlpiién.
MARATHON CONTEST8-i
' In 12" {law 111. mi «2": main-n Mar-1
132-111 111‘ km Sammie}:
ilvnl 11f:li:-<1‘us:‘>.ion,.m‘ (in! flange:- 1":
éwhic'h (‘ micro ' 4:113 fie-wham- subjor'led
ihonmclvos when may went the mule
filliilliort Robinson and George Slnll
ings are criticized for having permu-
31rd their winners to work so low: and
paneling: injure their 311115. A exn-x'ey
of extra inning: hisloav in the major
it ammo \slll' ShO‘W that in 919 nor can!
’of these 11011113815 the bile-“e: 5: went tho
lentlre “on. Jack (Zooming did not.
seem to mind {he {Weary-four innings
which he pitched against ll’leRfli-Sox
in 1906. Rube Mnmuard pilched'twen-
1v one innings for the Gim‘rs against
l‘iltshmg and (nonunion (or the Sil'
perms against l’iilsburgz. VFL he was
(.uloro in rim! long! inaslo lat-:1 Sam:-
day. The Giants; who lost to. Main
1111.111! ”if? mlur (lav “ill testify that
he still fling; a mean hull
\l’ilbert Robinson will last Sande
ihnl he intended to é-oml “amount
into the Soluulay game if {‘adoxc had
2i,“ n the sliglnost indication of weak-
Utoning H.111 {demonrd we. Red he
Would how made an individuel record
for pitching in mum inning games. 11.
may be oi inimvfil la 3.11mi: that Rob
inson sensed H1111 oxlonrlml 1711-9118.“1\.‘i
earlv as the eighth inning I knew that
we were in for one 0! 1:10.13 long
draws: 0 11 games , 'said the leader of
the Supmbas."801111111051“ was in
1319 air, and i said so to Zack Vilma:
Of course. l never. ant-pooled their We
were to go lwomy-eix innings.hu1 I
knew “a were. going in travel some.
for each pitcher nos getting better as
the. some mm: 31:011.- ! iliougii tlii‘
break would decide "
loxroeooamonmoa '
' TEAM SAIL-<3. SATURDAY
The team of pxtord 81111111116131» our
leies which smashed the two ml! ~
@716 reloym‘ord
University of: 'Pennsyhanln.
lll‘dav will sail for home next Satur
{layfon the steamship Lapland.
1 Two of the party of seven who {‘3le
to this country will remain Behind
Lleut Col. A- N. S Jackson will go on
a. sightseeing tour of a; month before
he goes back to England While Altml
shmlsb tne'rtrainer- will remain here
loormanently, in hopes of obtaining. .1
zoos-iron with one o. #319 , Ameriean col-
”his: W E ‘Mill
logos
‘ Stsllomi ‘1' C Tath‘r‘lm find - .
Jenne- will mailman the returning par-
ry. Efforts were made to have the
W mini
‘nition .imees. in this momma but in:-
invitntione were detained as they had
tofhurry Wow their studies.
l
in
,;
V “MQUN-G Sflfifi
on ‘21ch
ihxffl'x ». is: :1 12111111,?
hold in res-01w". in talus the place 01“
a: the games or iii 2 1‘
last 3211-
‘8 compete in nmml one '
3m 3 epinuled on 1111:.
, hefra‘ilmad rl'rm nr
_ - my mm P :1.
m 35 big ered a 1al‘ill. R 1113.;
rower- gigmorin iii-o, Mielmel other 111311113"
‘adly n-
of Mbury aumm to his O'W'n and shaken 11“; ’11:"
Seat}: elm a steep embankment on sustain .1 .11 11- :1
fiche Nmnimryfirewster turnpike T1w:--; '
da‘y,menr1y«cmising the death of Violox
’l‘
:‘H 1111 <1 Skull
’1‘ :“1‘l
5...»... . .3,
«Berra-d1 in whose momrcvele sulwur
’
iiAltlmugh Shammoeh IV. Sir Therm
as LipiWons challenger for the Ameri—
cafe Cup, is midi-inn yacht the chal-
lenge 'being sent. by the Royal-Ulster
9Yacht Club of Belfast she will have
an entire English. crew
built in England.
Qapt. Albert Turner, flier 'nro’fession-
n1 :skipper. and all bub-two of >her'orew
are from Essex. The two exceptions
are from Gomwall.
of the men is 35 rears.
Three were in the (new of Shannock
ill. when ohevaraced hero for the run
Sevenieen years ago. They are Ed-
ward. Herd mate; William
Chief cook and Arthur Hornet, own-
man. Herd was a. seamen on the old
challenger. {Hark is looking after-1111‘,
stomachs Oi the men but. is awelemn
at rimming slmcis and Mil take a.
150. had the advantage or weight by fiv‘;lhand in the “was
All 0! ll :13 men were in the War.
Sex oral who come here on the anal
longs.) in 1814 hurried had: immu-
whon the var «arr-ad Most of {hem
worn on 11.111 ol vessels A few planted
{mime .
Rh 1111mm. lV’ is'flapt. Turner’s larg—
gost 1min: yaoht lie has been racing:
’tliirsy were, lmwovm one of the cum.
Hw- handled being the {Brine-ire 0030'
lire-night: :11 linen-n
- (Wt-2111 :1 .11 (11(111'11.
lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE
“mi.
Ye sterday’s Results.
11
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Boltizxim".;', 5: Akron,
. Sit-main: of the Clubs.
Buffalo m Jersey C 11\
Toronto in Symcuso.
Rochester m Reading.
Akron at Baltimore.
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9
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Vssterday‘s Results.
l‘artfm‘d. 5: New: Hows”. l.
1. owrbury, ll; '
l‘ iliftefipm‘l, 4: S111 i:
.Jx‘znv; 11:: Plus:
Standing of he Clubs.
\‘w on Lost.
Alibi): . 2 (‘1
\‘ex' Haven .......... I} 1
EW- 0’ : ester ............ f.“- 1
. Brit 9130': l. ........... 5‘. >1
IS? 10111 . . . . . . ....... 3 3
"itisiield ............. l 2
VJalr-rbury ........... , 1 4
Springfield ........... l) 4
Games Today.
Springfield at ilarti‘m
'Wnterbmy at New 71.1» on
aill’ian‘y or Bridgeieort.
'PiiiSfield at “inrccslm
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‘AMERlCAN ASSOClAl’lON.
Si. Paul, 4; Milwaukee 1.
. Minneapolis Ill; Kansas City
Lonisrille 4 Columbus 1.
Toledo 7; lndianapoii-s, :3.’
1.
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“ 1i! hi‘r‘ 1.153ehv1llo '6 1'13 innings)
‘7 {Slay
She also was’
The average 35 13‘
Clark, .
llul‘fulo 7:: J; 1' :my (' in “.3. .
firm-1350.4 :Tmtimq.’ ‘(lu minnow...
Reading, J}; Rochesmxb, .l. ‘
Won. Lost. 1‘. C.
Buffalo ............... 8 1! .713?
Baltimmv ............ R 4 .667
Akron ............... <3 4 SW
Toromo ............... S 3* .311 l ~
Reading .. . . . . ........ 7‘1 '3
Jersexl‘lfi ........4 n
lRocho- '1 ill 7 .3
811 men a; ............. ‘3. £3 .2411
Games Today.
Atlanta-Memphis game postponed rm .
L ’ grinning "
11,5 and {my little girl were ridinz. and? <- HlCAGO '\::I
«it his daughter COTUBW 50h“ J Chicago \lhlmi-
Phalan. who imosiimted in Dzmlmll nun \.‘\1«1011~111(1 1'
véetmday. The circumstance-ssut‘rmmd' “11:1 \\.1.- pm.
inn; the sad anal? filed a finding of m lll‘tiii-‘H~iv)11.1li1:-m
'cidental death this; morning 12:13:» Club. :1.» fl -.
i . Rounding Sharp Turn5w Emul rim/11 41 191;
The motormcle party accmtlinx ‘10 plunshm mmlnl $1.
Ber-ram, the only eye witness a\ ail-1M1 announcmll (11:12.1,
was ramming a sham) mm (mm, ”mm” - 3
Storms bridge. near Brewster. éiwller WILL DROP 11-131- ETB
‘Fm‘ina, .saereaumahly fearing: that the AL L
small vehicle would overturn and (ill(‘.\::(), \zu» ._
crush his .child jumz‘xad free of the m1‘.{lie 1'. 111m). .1 11-111; .3
ml; throw over a low fence at li‘n plums unclei :1 1
roadside and down a steep mnbnn. who llalii'lnul 1:1.
mom to the New York (‘enu .11 railroad W11 \Illszu ‘- _- -
marks; many rec-i 'xiJi-‘alon . sew ion 11:1. 1..., , 3
.Froed of his weight. the-olderar H H “as 11111-1.~.:¢:»i.
swerved sharply to the loft, crashed “is from 1101111111111; .1 .-
into the highway fence and its; new “‘3" “WWW “WU“.
If
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The “Graver” Sli-
This 911100 is planned nape-vi .
and tcnder‘ielt. ’llmi has Mm
150le in the minds of lln‘ (il‘uVl'l‘ pm; ,
designed 1110110 unusual 1.1mm" a'lmili
is that 3': ha- .111rr‘m' 11.011311! «pp-31". 1:1
and it fife pirfectly around 111-: 121.1%. 3'
medium vamp and round ‘l'm'. “Ch-:11 -
that file (irm'r'i’ slim is 1m: stew
heel Tin-m norm->2: llw with my: 111' _
idea is PXPE‘Q’Sé-‘(éd lu‘l'l‘firfll. Til-1111 -
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