PAGE TWO . 1. SOUTH NORWALK EVENINGSENTlNED f , i -‘ f ‘7 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12,
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Deaths and; Funerals. there were many handsome floral
MISS M’CARTHY 0N to continue the cases or the men under P 1- A ‘ A" d Kl L en pieces.
street for loitering and othe oi! - 0 ICE ITEM: 8 e 3:. ansm _ : J .
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at that time that he might adopt :he
(Continued from Page One) ' further recommendation that the
. cases be dropped. it however. no rur-
not beins taught self reliance. and ther trouble ensued during'the week.
Ware nol given a charm: for its cul- The counsel {or the strikers. the firm
tivutlon. There is given no task for.“ Light, Dunbar & Quinlan. said that
oolution in the homes. and In the they had reached an understanding
hours of freedom. Educators recom- whereby their clients would carry on
mend that the child be given the their strike in apeaceful manner.
things to do that he likes. and the re- ‘
suit is that the child of today does
mostly the things he likes to do. and MAKING
has very few things to do that he
doesn‘t like to do. This progrsmfioes
not assist ill the development of self .
confidence. for self—confidence come-sf
from the doing of the thing that wef
do not always like to do. but doing;
find we can. The way it works out is '
something like this the teacher fears .
the supervisor. the supervisor fears
the principal. the principal fears the
school board. the school board fears
the parent. the parent fears the child.
and the child fears no one. The child
should be taught to help himself. and
.Wm‘mmt“ 3.1:.“ more: 3* w... mm
h s Daren ' ' patrick and Thomas Mason. Inter-
\ from!"$33,353:;:gefi'fimgsgfirtf ment was in Clvary cemetery, Brook-
9" ‘ ' i n, N. Y.
three years old and was well-known in . y .
Norwnlk. where be we) employed us.- “new of J. S. Henley
a. druttsman ‘t the Loth Silk mill. Funeral services for James S.
The deceased ‘8 survived by a 311:“ Henley. Spanish-American War vet-
; mgtzleNl-eawned‘ f?!her.;::e1oarie 22%;; eran_ were held this morning from the
to II . - . q 7 , y _
will be held from 285 Main street at 2 swarms ’33:“ 4:335:13; V Burial
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. was 11 p g ~ -
Benton Werner will omciate and
burial will be in Riverside cemetery.
BIG CROWD AT ELKS’ FAIR
A record breaking attendance on
Saturday night marked the annual
bazaar and fair of the iiorwulk Lodge,
No. 709, B. P.) 0. E.; which is being
held at the Elks’ home on South
Main street The hall was crowded
and the several booths did a fine
Mrs. Martin McDonald
May J. McDonald, wife of Martin
McDonald. passed awsy yesterday
morning at her home, 3 Hamilton
Avenue. after an illness of a few [days
of pneumonia. Besides her husband, business.
she is survived by her father, Patrick During the evening, there was an
Butler of Ireland and one sister. . . . _ - ..
’ ' acrobatic act staged in \ allLl:\ ille Ex
Mrs. James Lombard. of Msmaro- After having 1....“ .. "
ONE EXTRA
PROCESS GlVES
KANSAS CITY. Mo.——How many
people really like “good music"—
good in the sense that high-class mu-
sicians mean when they say it's good
--"classical stuff!"
performers. Dancing- was enjoyed.
neck. N‘ Y' The funeral Wm be held The fair wil close tonight. at which home in Horizon:
from her late home, tomorrow morn- time a. Chewolet automobile and Suffefins from u:
not to expect to be helped along by Not so very many! ‘ Eight alleged mum)”: of the Kn Klux mum“ mew byBi-ook- in: at '9 o'clock and at 9:80 from St. many other prizes will be given away. have been on ;;
:Wzieo‘n'c else. 'In closing hrr address“: So the musicians themselves say. lyn (N. Y.) detectives on charges or Wconcealedweapons, driving Josephs Church. Interment will be . , Charles E. liaziin,
. 53 A r( hrilu referred to a, recent; But they.” going to—ln Kansas a. car Without a license. being in possession or intoxicating liquor and V in Springdnle Cemetery. Stamford. 11130611sz COMFORT Massachufiegm AK.
:rlflclc loathe American “Mann/Ana by City. at any rate. disorderly conduct. Petectives Gilbert, shown wearing the seized rem By NBA Service day night “round
.5 “aid. burst. entitled My Job as Real musicians. when they come to .of the masked order. Riley (left) and Herman made the arrests. . Mrs. Agnes Britta , NEW YORK—Chauncey M. Depew. 1 York hotel. _‘~l:. }. ‘3
I'athnr 1” which ”If? father asks for “K C ., a generation hence. will not hfrs. Agnes Britta. widow 0‘ the late former U. S. senator and famous ora- ; telephoned to his u;-
. the rower to give his boy one thing haée to cast their pearls of melody I Charles Britto, died at her home. 5 tor, today recalled a two-hour session 1 {piling briefly 133:. 3“.
only. the ability to cure for himself. across the footlights tO——- F. lener &9 Son to have it held on Lincoln’s Day night. Fitch street, after a. long illness. ,She with Abraham Lincoln in “flashing-ton. ,9 to a. l‘vulizalion of .-
Tll“ rcmnrks made in" "01“!“ 91‘95- Empty-headed debutantes hiding . . _ It is eXDected that there will be a was a daughter of the late, Ephriam “As I went in to see the president," ; that he was going i...
f‘nt were “1 nDUFF-datum 01' ilie‘way their vawus behind powder puffs. Ready forBusmeSS 309d attendance inasmuch as the re- ”1‘! Elizabeth Merritt. She ‘5 5“” said Depew, “the tiredest, saddest face. a
m which the sneaker had cover-m thc‘ Magcened dowagem socially comb . carts from the dance will go toward “wed by .txtvo Ch’ldren' Emu“ fil‘d‘ I have known raiscd itself from a_ LINCOIA'S APQLUGY
subject. and also suggested t..at per- mg the audience with lorgnettcs. , supporimg the school paper, an lm- Hazel Brit 0. £nt :30 les ers‘i Mis” mass of papers. :By 311‘ genie? .
hops certain Of our efforts to lclp our Business men comlled into lash- Frank Libner .& Sons have opened portant‘ feature 0‘ High SChOOl activ- Mary A' Merr t o t s c ty. an A rs. " “V611. DPDEWX he said ‘what can 1; OLYMPIA. “1
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:gnlgrliliccftmhmll: rim?!” tho” 51:” ionable Imrtics by their wives sur- a new gram establishment m Com- “105' ‘ 5:22:22? wigyfvsell?knfwnoagg liked “Q '0’ 3'0“? icon“ 0‘ n ‘5 ‘
‘ ' ” Mr 0 1e mem ers rcptitiously consulting their watchc‘s merce Strcot. Norwalk. They have i ' Depew told Lincoln he wanted only 5 .Lilii‘t‘ln fllwimtutwl ‘
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of the club slig‘gt‘slod that srczlt ,l“\)- been in b .. TT I and was known as a kind ‘and iovmg . . . ..
_ usincss for the past {our BA ERY C NEEDS ' . to pay his respeets. . Couch. “inn :1 l
"”monssmh "S”‘m‘ork 0‘ Shakes' ' - u ' "mm“ T1” ”new! ““7”” “m be “‘X‘S'ell.’ he en- m. ‘it certainly lsl Lincoln hum 12..
years at :3 Bout St t. S th “ - ' -
walk. and the rglrliovtllw is on “or PEOPLE’S SUPPORT held from the late home Tuesday “f-
pcnrc. Danie and Gounod worn pro-
. . . lo lorgcr t . queer when a person comes in here f to rest. when Lino
.. ~ - . . — -» e 2: 0 cloc Rev. John J. .
llgttisn()gotllx‘loxlrl’i’llidlrlutl 102:2”. “Lu“? and more advantageous quarters \ 81:25:; :éioiaatin: mdk‘interment will Who d°esn't “'3‘“ anything " : "so ””5 is ‘3"-
of thcll‘ (luv IA {act m (ll 1 r. ‘.m I “more the mm “'m have "mm 1’9“” at tl A be in Riverside cemetery. That ””9"“ LiYHCO’n 5° muc“ he; “0"" 5‘93““? ’13-" "
l' b” 1‘ E1 ‘. i 0‘ ‘ progress facilities for phandling and selling t] m rmory during ”‘9 week that talked to Depow fer two hours. i captor, and You: 2 .3. ~ 7 _
dist tttnnnml t . n lll s on). Christ igralns. mlgdéllffaflr Will last. the very latest Elsie V 11181195 “The chance to relax and {Eli his: culty getting ;i\.\;‘j.‘ “it; a
21“," 0 ”l0 ”053‘ 8"" bolrm‘“ ;° his The building was recently remodeL’ . C5 or Spring~b0tll for men and El 1 V Phill‘ ' d ht r of Ed- favorite stories cheered him up as. plunzuion.
chin intense of ilwir non—con-orm- rd (1 t i , , ‘ . “omen—and there will also be exhibi- 3 9 ° ”’3' ““5 9 , _ .. i *3. . :. , . :..
. ‘ . . _ :1 1m n first-class condition for ti _ E ii , Philli t P nus nothing else could ha\e done, no-1! Zinc nut ml}. 1,. 2..
ill to the tuslmns of lhi‘ll‘ .ly and the food busincss. The firm \-ill ”to one of a“ of the “m"? that appeals ward and m 3 ps, c1019 0 pew remarknd ' lll': orror ll‘l‘uu’“ t h
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their 1 1th in tin 1r hi lure. Lincoln. cialize in poultry feeds, in ndditmn to l0 the feminine heait. avenue, (“Ed yesterday, age you 5 cnllcd for the 1 ..
in tho midst of an ago of profanity
and drnnkl-nntss licpt himself from
llll'Sl‘ illinu’s. Thus it will be seen
that suit reliance is llio course of
conscience. ()thvrs prcscnt rcmnrkcd
on the place which self reliance oc-
cupies in the milking of a successful
business man. in tho relationship bo-
twu-n pnrcnis and thcir childron. and
in clawing Mr, lluchnnnun. the presi—
dent of tho cluh~ pninlml nut tho fact
that tllc proscnt «lay teacher that is
wise rci'on‘nizcs tho svll’ rolizlnl pupil.
and ihv- form of that chumr'im-isiir‘ in
the child. and provides for tho ox-
pension of Hull child to his lmst lid-
vantage.
Manufacturers with a national re - nine months ““1 27 days. Besides her n .. ' = .
lotion. as well as local merchants, :lll parents she ”survived by a sister. f 'blembf'rd';Sc1l;ool Diffusing) Life Wilts: m‘
have exhibition booths where their Mrs. G-W- Kellenand three brothers. d"" "0" a ‘h '8" "5‘; Ad‘ “[8 TM” f'hlt". .. I... .
wares will be shown, and there will be George E. Phillips. Harold \7. Phillips raw "g? on ‘ e “5’ 9‘? vertis "3 $353.. ”D‘ W" m“ V“
. a Spring fashion style exhibition by and Lucy B. Phillips. The funeral page ”“3” day. 3 9-
Four couples Marrled “Ving mOGEIS. Who have been specially will be held on Wednesday afternoon
engaged from the many who are ap- trom the late home at 2:30 o'clock.
pcaring‘ at the Silk Show at Grand l
Continued from page one. Central Palace. New York cfiy. Funeral of Mrs. “'llalcn
., . , In addition to the fashion exhibition Funeral services for Mrs. James
At 5- o clock. Miss Mary A. Warjin- thorc will be as other attractions con- Whalen were held at 9:30 o'clock this
ski. oi Winnipauk, and William '1‘. certs by one of the leading orchestras morning from st.'Mnry's church. Rev.
Troy, of the First District, were men of New York city; which orchestra John W. Walsh was the celebrant of
ried in the presence of many relatives will also furnish music for dancing the requiem high mass with RevglJ.
and friends at St. Mary's Church, each night of the week's exposition. D. Carey no deacon and Rev. Thomas
‘ fl . _ livv. Thomas J. Finn pcrformcd UlO‘TllOl‘C will also be vaudeville and manv J. Finn as sub—deacon. During the
MABELLE 014235 ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss varied attractions each night 50 that services. Miss Helena Millard sang
a full line of all other grains and will
also handle hay and straw. Tile
members are ready to fill all orders.
a 7 .er hatchln‘ ‘
_i.'rrir‘ne10fée _
.__“_.__ .___ and lvonderlng wearily/ how long it's; Florcnce \V'nrjinskl, sister or the there will be a constant shifting of in- two solos. The services were largely
bride. and the best man was Alcxan- tercst ‘0 new and novel restures. attended by friends and relatives and
dcr Griczylnski. . Norwalk has never before had I
. Miss Elizabeth was and Casiodine coming event that has attracted such
.— mffljnffiftftfifidr gigglifl]; 31213055.]: Edward 'l‘occl. both of Chapel Six-cot, attention both from merchants and
Comm”. .1 {yum paw on“) k ‘ ' were married at 1o;3o o'clOck this from citizens as has the coming Orien-
music. lnvr'r's" smlllc. .
“MW“ .. . 1 morning at St. Mary's Church halal bazaar and F‘nshion Exposition to For calds
as well as the nthvr two mon last ' Mmphon" nmmnccs' guaranteed to Rev. ’l‘homahs J. Film. A large num- be staged by Battery C... ’
her of friends and relatives Viitnessod
wcck. ,siorm lhw box offices and to listen ,to I l
the ceremony. HELD IN $1,000 03' . , n, ”Gaza
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It was ”my on Friday "mm of MN lhl millunlsk} s Andante Cantabile
GABBE-MOLEMAN :soms to 1.... . ..
IS BLACKJACKED “”5“” ”m” 5““
BUTTERMILK
wool: that ”m lulcst rmHmv-st ”Mun,“ :l‘; l‘ilXI’x-ly :lnrl attentively as Al 101- At 11 o’clock. in tho rectorv of St FEDERAL CIIARGE andas a BABY CHICK £0.0D
on South Muin sin-vi, wlwrn sovcrnl rf TU” falls on the opening night. are be- 313F138 Church. Miss Plivllis IHurpcr. BRIDGEPORT‘ Feb. 12""‘Mld'uel . - ' '
the strikers null llm wnrkcrs gut ir1.o.“.u: (low-lopml by Al'almlle G!0n,n' “111— of 29 Iligh Street. became the bride Licato‘ of New York. Who was a" P (iv Cthk‘take.t°Itllkeduck8 taketovsia!
an m‘gumont nvar the City Hotel. ”f”: suporvisor 0‘ hansns CRY” pub- of “’illiam G, Scott. of 4 Noflh Toy- rcslcd for passing a. $10 counterfeit "van 9 If. m, healthful, nnrl easily fi.
blown-x hcing cxchungcd. “0 SChoms' . ' 103‘ Avenue. The ceremony was per- hill on a :Wmfl‘d 3‘0“! keeper, was . fasted. Helps build bone, blood, munch
On Saturday morning Judge Vou- Miss Glenns motto is——begin early. formed by Rev. Thomas J_ Finn in the brought before United States Com- , Mm_m chicks ",0“, lute
burgh. in the dowmown court. being A5 ‘1 ”5"” Of her efforts 10'000 presence of a number or relatives and missioncr Hugh 3’ Lax-cry thlg often. f‘ th t l 6011‘ ’llul
assurml by counsvl for both tho stoic Wiggly. ”5“?” “05’" and girls sit cn- friends. mean and was bound over for one a a. on m even y' m c ea“
and for tho strikers. that an UEN‘C- ruptured at the junior symphony The bride was attired in grcv pan, wrck in hands of 51.000. The accused “d 13000310 hue, lays-3°
merit hml llccn i'r‘nchmi whorl-by fur- conccris given hcre 8"01‘3' lWO
ther trouble would be avoided. agreed months.
l0“ crepe with Alice mm; trimmings was rcprcscntod -by Attorney '1‘. C.
and wore a hat to match. She Carried Coughlin.
Don't expenm' ’ent—W’IRTHMORE Butler-
lnilk Baby Chick FoodismarleinNewEhg.
Miss Glenn contends that no child . .. ; . ‘ Vi nu. '
‘-—~or 'iduli eithorncnn enjov a s m- "mfg (urination? ”"3 ”C‘I‘Pdi and one ‘ nee land—by New England people—lot 1"“!
l ‘ - ~ ~ y 'lhe bridesmaid was Miss Anna ml?” “Tr“ ”mm“! to ””5 city by the d l l ' ' ‘l’la . ed
DEFP HEALTHY phony selection without having heard Irvin. m" if) Aiken Sirccl. Sh.) was Milford authorities and arrested by E‘hglsn people; iislusl w {you}? to
J . it at least four times. dross-ml nl blue Canton up”. with hat Tramc Officer Herbert Liggins. When give your ditch a good start in herald
BRE ATHINC DFPFNDQ Thpy I mlcrsinnil 1“"“C to match and carricl ink carnnth is 8““???th ll” had “‘31 800d ' nf‘ 110‘ 3" insure a profitable egg ytelcl at mommy.
A l. J J l. T] 1-110 qt 1, ll “l‘ ( P , . _ ‘
l0 (‘11 l T n -. W i 10 C000” 37 The best man was Percival Scott.,lulls in his possession. He had made
ON FREE NERVES Hwy arc to hear for months in ad- brother of the groom. 'n. on cont purchase at the Milford ,._ ‘_ Buy WIRmMORE Poultry FffldealW
On Min 1; ES 3 K Rb ‘anco’ EV“? m°"“m9nt °' ““9” Io‘oilowmc; the ceremony. there was store and received $9.10 in change * - 'WIRTE’VIORE Grain dealers—ADE.
e u e S ‘ys 0“ ea composition menus something definite a reception to a fe“— Nose "lends u with tho purchase. Curra. ' as not Sold in 3-635-25 Wm: {ax-1255538 Record Book
By P. Castellano, D. C. ‘0 'hpm- They re familiar “"th the the. bride's home in High Street. The llPl‘l- ' "d 100 H’- W
conipOscrs' lives. with the stories or bride was (implored at the Henderson
the compositions. with the instrumcn-land Irvin Company CHAS“ M' COX CO. ST'ALBANS GRAIN CO'
CARD OF THANKS.
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inlinn of the orchestra. Conducts a store in ‘11:;pr “£223 W.‘ «lvsirc to express our heartfelt . .. , 1 . WMWCDBMBW S‘Mmulacvzgom
To (ll0\(‘ who (“unsciluuntly they prefer good mu- a homvmoon 1m”. to parts unknown ”milks *0 01}? “Plzhbom and C0'“’°"k‘ . ' IE Ilunlllus. “lbw"
haw frci- lungs. {Sic to jazz. the bride and groom will reside in pm for tho" many oxprcssions of Th First d . ' 81
Min llrl‘flllli‘ Huh 1 Music dealers can scarcely keep in \lnin Siroot . \Vcstport sympathy. acts of kindness and mag- e an. Origin
’ I‘sim-k tho phonograph records which ‘ ' ' “‘HMV‘m “0”“ "mm“ d‘xrmg the Odd and Grip Tablet
) iy and dot-ply. it “we to ho played at the junior con- DANCE FOR BENEFIT OF ECHO. swlmcss and death of our beloved
daughter and sister. Madeline B. n°mmmsaimm
e i- c m s strangl-
1 . 5 A - "i‘l‘l-‘l- Little YINVSDOFS {100k Sniur— Tonight at the Norwalk Hich school . « - .
lh'gklfslzl" that nlwrs may day night into music stores and more will he a. dance hpm‘ for; ,hp Milihfnlngfbl “' C' BEI‘JAMIN AND
“Eight hours not (‘njoy mo lsncnd their earnings for opera roc— benefit of the Echo, the high school ‘ ‘ ‘ ' , . m DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
30o.
of .1 e v p a 9 n "H. privilcgc. : onls which they take home and cx- parlor. This dance was scheduled to be LOST——-l.r-ather case conalnlng O keys "Goods Cheer Within”
day. chvy. \‘ornlnlly lK‘allll)‘ plain to their families, just as they'hr’ld at u later date. but the Board of Finder return to Sentinel OfficeI A Place to Eat Par Eerance
is all right, lungs will ran 0 have been explained by their teach- Education, at its last meeting. voted and rcccive reward. . , Cakes and Pastries t0 Order for Home use
but many or " mm 10 themfielves ' CATERER FOR PARTIES
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, Music Every Evening-6:30 to 9:00
-mP—f—‘M,
men try to 300 to 400 inches, LINCOLN‘S “HI'I‘”.
10 c p tho llut lungs of sur- By NRA Service
a m e night
l'orcrs from bron- BU'i’OAUNGTON' Ill.--“The man
, who was responsible for the candidacy ‘
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' . (mgr: :31: o ‘1': I of Alirnhnm Lincoln was Jesse W. Fell COMING STATE VE
‘ , . lot this ‘t,'. d l . ‘ V
brother. tuberculosis, will show 50 ltoday, Cl ‘ ec ared John A mener SOON WE ALL LOVE NICE THINGS ARMORY Lo Rs
to 00 per cent. loss capacity than i Fulwiler's interest in Lincoln dates . . V M 900d living find here 5“: W"
the normal range nicntioncd 'from May 20. 1856. when he heard ' they seek. They find the fineflm‘
shove. the tan lawyer give his famous “Lost ' u ‘ erfectl cooked quickly and
Speech- at the mmwmm com mThe Novelty Event of the Season” 3 fen/ed yam °°"'9°"“’ ‘””°””‘"'
Whenever tllcrc is prossurc on vontion here. Fulwiler is believed to ‘ and perfect appointments- The, fl
spinal nerves at tho spilli- reducing ”0 the only survivor of that gather-
. the life lmpulsvs to the lungs and lug. _ ' BATTERY “C,,
bronchial region. mom is a short- Fell had sounded the country about.
enlng or the breadth. u rcduccil Lincoln and reported it favorable for
mount of brcailling. The natural his candidacy. Lincoln was skeptical. .
heat of the body is reduced. Colds. . ‘ ‘Fcll told me." continued Ful‘Pllcr.
gully caught. arc hard to throw ""that despite Lincoln's skepticism he .
on. Eventually tin-re ls chronic was more determined than ever to put
that while to dine or sup here it!“
heigm of table enjoyment. it is not!
extravagance. They find that l:
charges are very moderate indeed
the service rendered.
SAVOIA RESTAURANT
bronchitis, or tlllK‘l‘ClllOSlsi unless over his nomination. The climax 54 South Main m
the natural rcsistnncc and freedom came with Lincoln's famous address at ' - L ‘ 2” ‘ i South Nor-wolk.
"""°"“p“'3“5 ‘0 ““8““ "'9 sDime! Cooper Union Jan. 15. 1350. That ' » .
nerve ““95 ‘5 "“0"”! ll! chiro- talk won LincOln national tame" 7 '
would vertebral adjustments. ' ’ , j'
stumble] Tubes Filled PUBLIC SALES LIVING MODELS , N OMIN ATION BLANK
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_ Breathing Was Difficult. We have purchased 122,000 , FASHION EX HIBITS . Good for 5,000 Votes
Qfih‘m’tfifi'fiz old daugll- pairs 0‘. 8. Army Manson Lest . STYLE DISPLAYS . ' —m the-—
She had difficulty in lirgglllngFggr 811033! sizes 51/2 “112' which” 7 VAUDEVILLE ' EVENING SEWL PRIZE CAMPAIGN
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mfikghg: 21%"; Now “:3: , color dark tan, bellows tongue, ., ‘ BANERY. f0” ‘ ' ’ t' ’ '
- .M h, mum, goneca;§:};e g: dirt and waterproof. The no- r “ is producing for NORWALK its ' ea ' ' 50—FREE VOTES—50
not had any oi re cold symptoms tnal value of this shoe is $6.00: . t eed , ' . ' » g1:
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