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‘63 AND WHAT'S Suzanne did not want to tell: \v
. “'HAPOPENED- Geofl'rey of the incident. Yet she: - i ‘ . _,. ,- . , 7 - : WHAT'S kEW"
» ‘ felt that something must he dODCe‘ ; ' ' ‘ ' . You‘ll um: - '
r" ' ‘ ‘4’ mm as young army“ She was glad when he brought Cur? . Young Bride .Tens (Pf Dean 0f Danbm‘y v _ you chm; 13:4..135. “l
" ' .. the Philippines, tis Leland home to dinner that ever ‘ ' ~ . ‘ - _ ’ ' r 5 w 'u 5,}; g . f ‘ \ufig
.mfimmt mm ning, and m..- n'laneged to on. W. a 11 d e 1‘ 1 n 8‘ s 3"» Insurance Men Dles 503$ W310: _ a
1; with whom he is in, with Geoffrey‘s old friend without
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Found Many Kind Dlmgsonr. April 21.-:Nathan 'r.
care- for him. Suzanne it. Is it about-Mrs. Yale?”
'l mun” by-thia. md by they‘re- He flushed with surprise.
m there is a. love akair‘be- .
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hn man'i . interference. . . Bulkley whose death occurred :sud- € 1‘ _ . :. .. l ,.
.7 :dTWOOD. ,_ proml-A «Tell me what“; Wu" she urged AutOIStS Who «rGaV denly éutulgey torcnoou at his fabric?» 3‘th .
5 m much older than. she. excitedly, "that you started to speak - . home. 8 R0 [neon -avenue,"follow_& um" . . ,, .,_ T
e tries to persuade her to of A1110 other night. I’ve been so Rldes ._ stroke of npoplexy, was dean of. . . V.
her'husbsnd. get 8- “VOW? tagflogfli hm kngfidlt seems an] » Duibury's insurance men and one $30.00 to 55000
~- sure thI oug ave w to ages to heir" » . . .
new: nun. 19°11”: STAMFORD. Apr" 21,311” well of the best known insurance agents
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ti t ends well :- quated Mrs John in Connecticut. The tuners! uretge- 0P COA
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ments have not yet been completed
Simmons: 18 your old Syracuse girl.‘ 3"“ M‘CK‘VL‘I‘L
‘smlllng upon the‘ little group or po- but “’2‘ 3532‘?“ be he“ 13mm“ of ”the Henry; Ford hospjtni, at Milan and Grand Boulevards. in 7 \Sl.‘ $1.30.
mongoomreV’s nephew llcomen at headquarters here 3795- m; a 365mm; who w'“ m «his a” . , Detroit;met.Dr.JetnstonB.Kennodyo l £32.}; “‘4‘“.
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drowns 8“. . terlla) as she prepared to take her enty-second year. entered the m, ’Bmuiilthey say. he uses the the mauve Henry Ford hospl- .u.
. VALE. Atwood's secre~ departure. me ods punuod m u.
And t n, the smile giving way a lurance business in 1883 under the
momellthfo an expression or doubt: name 0! N. T. Bulkley 8: Son. He
“I hope this is going to end all was a. director of til eDanbury Ag- l
right. I don’t want them to make riculture society for many years.
a. row when we get back home. I one of the owners of the Danbury
same in! nd “ hi)in she naming “231:1. .
’f i h‘ hos s over- 1-. ohnston enn . lie-,-
himufiafi likgisnbomo'biles! tionsiiy known surgeon. says be
He Ford. “richest man in the doesn’t blame the surgeons for.
vol-l " is beyond the pale as m ignoring the inyitstlon. ""Its _ ___\‘
so the Detroit Academy at Sur- members and their methods It. ,
ATIEND Tim
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' try;- and cefs herself to Suzanne.
" “initial“; determined effort. to
We" between husband and wife.
‘7 I} Dick‘s request. Suzanne gives a
’ party for the chorus girl,
=13,- , A. M Y319 manages to be rather ‘frel my brothers will be Fair society and for the past thirty- - ~ 1: i I n. m 111 “‘1’,ng to the meth“
. - quite angry with me," live years was ,sUperintendent ot reign” lto attend . 1W 0d, efl by the Ford C6 Some Brig?“ 'um
53-. “Don‘t worry. Aggie. interrupted b°°th5 and "ands- I ~ . clinic scheduled in their honor It sank! " ‘
’ - . » ' - ~ r various Ma- *-
‘I’ _ EVELOPMENTS. the 18 39d? 01d ll‘l es hero, other ]{e “as a, menlber o .
i KEVXL NEW D l ' wise“ John Simn 0mg. himself .33, sonic organizations. Mr. Bulkley ls
t MANN}? drew back in anger.
How date that: policeman make
them all stay, simply because
' 5 file of the jewels were missing?
1 "‘ They might
. ~ ' . t e. rc- ardencr's cotta e. besides the bun- Mr. Levermo ' 3,... .
"\\'1~‘ll soon have our own home and survivcd by his wife and {our chil- Gould Heiress Buys Q‘Hunt on ‘eilcy Road here a s 8 re- c a... p.30:
0000. Thclgalow. Mr. and Mrs. \Vainwrigllt Siront snom M 3;, ..
, . . R _. . _ N T. B lkl .' . ported price at about $3 , 7 ' .
“Ci“ in t ::Cdtlt\:tc1:ield a. “800de gearing: Iligthayarren '1: 1:3lklcg‘f Estate 111 GreeHWiCh bungalow. built a few years ago by expect to occupy the place about the plug north Anlcr .:__
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.. . Mrs. Hunt. is nrtlsticadly made of middle of May. Mrs. \Vainwrighl. So live lllzlt .. Mu:
Giverys’Ody'HM‘hc,yozlgngwgggpxlsgrzgg afifigf'eagfin; (1:19;?Scmczlxgyufi ] field stone and is located on the top beforcgher marriage was Miss Edith comns you won't Lane m
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on the 1100“ S! «n 0 Montreal. Canada, slmnt to his rather. and .Irs. out-o «ml Mrs. «‘arro mnwns - ‘_ ' ~ . - . ‘ ' ‘ ".. ' ' " ‘ a.
She glanced t: rzgt‘fjfl’ls‘hethetmsol\'cs. gave it up Hewley.‘ wife of Dr. Rowan! ii. York and Lakewood. have p15- J r-he property comprises about married Henry A. bishop. 015 iln so intense. l l . ,. ”mm.
at Airs. Yale. ,
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was a bad job after ten dill/3' trial. Huwley. or Denbury. Chasm! Hw ('lslzlio or Mrs. Loavllt 3.. ,_ [alu‘rs‘ie .1 Cal wnlan.
and then set out afoot on April 11, ~«»-- ~--- ‘7 .
ending their wanderings here. ' ,
Thursday, when all inquisitive de- ‘
seven acres of land. garage and Bridgeport.
who was ., 4-.-,
chatting gully
to some of
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‘ ‘ ”‘3 turio “S ‘ . ‘ .. "‘" tcctix'o h’ light them to police heml- E
:5; women whom "of counsel" help you. quarter mhurried out of Chief of ‘3 > .
the policeman 0 Police amrs J. lieftcranan‘s ofilro ; ‘
7” “'33 refusing "I wonder how much you know and boarded a train for _;\'cw York «a. » . .
~. . to allow to already," he began, looking M h“ on the first stage or their journev €533 , “
T leaE'E. k quizzically. And then as Geoffrey's rick homo. ‘ r ,
.. now footsteps sounded in the hall and Money Sent Them. . - M g S F erf 1d A C Sf ~
~. , segtnlsszzfie; ghcy both glancled up aDurellenslvelyg ‘ioney tclgu-raplled from §yracuse Entrance on aln to, al 1e vee’ annon . (i ¥ 7
2" ,. e SPO‘” QMCRL ‘ llg. their relatives provided railroad ' . spent .
. .V'OLET DARE them—a. Pah "3 es- it is partly about her. You , . ‘ ‘ l ii in the _ _ ——,
of earrings? must he Tery careful. Let her come. {tire if” ”m “Hips; .: . $984“ 1 ,1 ii p .
the woman in charge or the exhibit here ,f you cannot avoid n with- ’ “Milli-3 Isumo in swirtrul‘lc . l. "g, .
‘. was laying. "I insist that every— out deliberately crossing Geoffrey‘s {Fume ‘1 at ‘1.“ 3°u"“‘{1‘_“ .“ 931°“ . '
‘” body be searched." wishes. but don't be seen with her- “m a “nu?“ to ‘ L a": ‘ 'S' l
Lolita. was trying to draw her anywhere else. Don't allow anY- hrlmmons .t 0, come homo.” :I‘hc 3
mother aside and speak to her, but thing she does ‘0 make you angry. lllcssngc “us SigilOd by tho rilstusc: 9
Hrs. Vale insisted on remaining I'm sure you never confide in her. police chief but it was inspired by g
with the mun to “’thh she had but be doubly careful that you say. rcl‘nt'lve .0! the -“°“"l-'S"?r- " ,
Ottached herself, and the girl could nothing of consequence in her pres- iou got a nice wife, boy. ad- 9 l
- do nothing. once. And Sllzanne"——he spoke her monishcd D"m'5‘“"l‘ 591‘803’“ Daniel E
Q “What is it? What's the matter?" name Camsginglgv_'jremembpr that lianrullml as Simmons was depart-
. 'The house detective elbowed his everything is coming out all right. init. "Take rare of her." 1‘.
',‘way into the crowded, noisy room. I will help out all 1 can. Geoff‘s a Before their departure Mrs. Clm- 2: , _ ..
'3’. '-’ gnd the case was laid before him 1'." hit hard to understand sometimes, mons lnllcmi about their experiences. . .
. '3 half a dozen “Tim?" at once. while perhaps, but you can. niwavs count Married lly Justice. ‘
; Etna policeman tried in vain to make on him. Even"——nnd lm glanced at "“"c obluillwl .‘l li‘drnsu and a Jus~ Styllsh pumps
, glimselt heard. her appraisingiy—"where Mrs. Vale .tico of the pram». licrman liartcr.
T— A": The deteflil’e glanced around. is concerned." llf‘l'fOl‘nlC‘d the ceremony at South E
. iithgnised Suzanne. Mrs. Haynes. A few minutes later Geoff and Bay on Mart-ll 28. “'c had between l for aStel'
, turd several other women who were Curtis Leland were deep in a. dis- us at that time 595, l _ ' .
f; :prominent in the city‘s social liik'xe. mlssion'ot local politics tllnt was so “Jack suggested that we’ go to ‘ SUCdC pumps in St-VIISh
_’ ‘He realized that they must not .0 full of veiled roferenoos to people' Montreal and live. “.0 ”3},“ ill w.- ‘
‘6 qgfletained. andissnes that Suzanne knew noth- Could find work their. 55‘ “1. blindes SiiCh as F98 greY!
} ,4; “No doubt the earrings are on the ing about that she ceased even thought wrong.“ You don‘t have a log Cabin and grey, and
Queer," he remarked. and began a listening t them and just mused ' ‘
r‘hanco in Bhutan] unless you
speak Fl'lmt‘h. “‘0 \ralkod ilw streets
thorn for tl‘n days or so. in"; lo
lllul jobs and lllrn we thought \U".l
holler go back to the Sixties. “'c
hull spent most of our llloncy {or
llying etprnsrs and mo movies and
’1 black satin pumps are here
in thencwer more captivab
ing styles—some with Cut J
out front strap—high heels,
Cuban heels — in fact a
.“ teat-ch. Mrs. Vale, still at the edge over the course events had taken.
fl ht a group of women. dropped her She had hecn in her room only 5
ghendkerchief. Suzanne bent to pick few moments when. after a. timid
; up. and felt something hard With- knock. Lolita, entered.
:gl it. She g1 ced up. and her eyes "Now you know about mother,”
43!!“ Mrs. 'ale‘: in}: Woman she fsolibcd, rushing to Suzanne's
.-=r lushed and tooki on c .V. com on ng arms. And on know - , ,
7;.“3111 Vale." -uzanne mumured how terrible everything is? Oh, I am had “hm" 3" ‘0“ “hen “U “6‘ out
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:7 impulsively. .. 9 so unhappy. Something must be afoot. . . ‘ ' . :ShOWlllg from Wthh )OU
5%.! “Mother!" exclaimed Lolit done." _ . I “"‘N “1"“ ”1"" “E” 50 ”‘3“, 2 may ~13le the shoe you want
3" Mrs. Vale turned away. A mo- "Yes. dear. yes." Suzanne mur- “3“" ”00"” i" the world ‘9‘ we met 'it -
giant later'she dropped her hand- mured consolingly. "\Ve‘ll see that "13-9“ leaving Moulrcsl. “9 were a ‘ '
gtemhief, picked it up herself. And everything comes out all right. I ~ little discouraged at ”“1- Then “‘9'
_- 3‘ moment after a“: the house de- am going to help you." nwt a woman Ill a large closed car.
when“, found the missing (txufi‘ings’ She was a New York woman and
3 here are'black suede,
Racquet buck and bamboo
Hats decidedly new-—
i.?'"“h°r°531°3‘393893 “Wiles- JerwrW-JMFW °°"'P"'*°"-‘ §3I§1~l.“"-¥‘io,°.i‘ 33.2.32? bs‘flfi‘ $03223 " WC" and 7 Pam“t 133th“ . . -
:t ._ at; the (fur and asked us to ride. 1 pumps in a wide vanety of dlStHICtl different
‘ 33%;; think she curried us about 100 miles modisll mOdCiS many With y
; ., . llcinn- we locided to get out, at . . . . , . . .
1:3; ‘ . . , -. 10...; n wn‘ma that distance to me. ' the cut out front strap or ‘ {1‘ here 15 an individual smallness m :1 myrlag. ran:-
,Si » . 7 .[lv‘l'fl T7333: 3.132503?“ Rx: three strap or cross straps lions of hue and detall 1n the better hats we offer lliit w»:-
;‘ S? um emng m l. l‘cstlrurulli. People were as I ' with high or Cuban heels men appreaate. ’
T g: — nim- :ls they could be to us. They .
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Smart coats—Sport coats 2%),“ 13:31.5,”
. it may only be a smart navy crepe the chin: 23-33.:
bamboo With smart buckle and short veil» as pictured above. l:
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look us ' in their homes, kept, us
«new lligl and gave us 3116a): and
little gifts” “‘c didn't run ncrose a
'ds tile Teeth
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5 may be small hat with narrow flare brim in orients blue
0 g 5‘ 'l1' cam ~ll “n rough or 50 prk’ patent leather! blaCk - . » ...'.'
E origin]BaiEszh‘EIIJh 35.5 “friltrrhvg Dressy coats $29. kld and black calf pumps in Will; hegvy brocade band in brown shades edged :1“?
.t e m . c ' era "lurs a" ll . an ‘ , . . . - o x l. ’83:
5?: . , ' 1 £11032 “'0 ohm llot unlit mgre than Coats for every 31nd any OCCflSlOil are included iii Wldo variety -- Cut out god an :IhCl’epe dc Chm? scarf “I mQtCh or 3 LL25“
LI. 2% You have the authority 0f dOO 2’? milesx 0rd“): alitunkcc between this wondrous Showing Of top coats fOl' women. Those straps, three straps, tWO an on: O “i; smart creations coming into the Sec " ..
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;- :95: manddenn5t5f9’th‘sSt'fuement' 213‘; {Man surf); "(Ina restaurant big strikind plaided fabrics... The more subdued plaldes straps.¢ross straps and with every ay. t womjn delight to see and Often. QE- ‘.
‘» 1:: Your own experience W111 prove m New York, ufid when we paid for ~ ° btl 1 '~ Th 11 1. low Cuban or high heels at You owe it to yourself to at 153511 586 the smart Uni-“M
43: l if ou will use WRIGLEY’S l. mu oscmw. Isuszestedthat of delicate “my and 5” .e co 0“"5' - 8 mg 3 573- ' tion of our better hats before making your EN" <55;-
‘5 y meal r . “‘0 bad ”one? so back '0 Syracuse cloths Wltll self colored stripes or stripes lll fault con- _ . tion. . . .- ~- -.
f; x, , reveryi ”-39. __ 333.3113;ij:{fili’gtffilfinaigggigni lrast. Rich serviceable Pallet tmlls in wanted shades nun floor. rest. - - $7 50 . $10 $12.50 $15
:5 g _ The following quotations fromarecent work his car my] Jack asked him for a and blilck and navy. _ _ . . B f ' ‘ Second “on front.
‘35 on teeth and health are worth remembering: g‘;;j:r-m,",';og:‘$0;: filed ‘32, 2“s,§’;‘f l , Wide sweeping lines in tune Wlth the sfeafon’s mtcllidet, Q91“ 01' . .
"‘ 3 M" ‘ ' ..€~ -‘ -. ’. l ‘ ‘tlein aiosinthewa o seleves a F '
:i «13...... have found a... a... and... or m ‘33:? .35.? $2:ng .2335; find many 1” “If" t 1‘ f fly m f ti - ~ Easter me “Ge 3
3: chewing brings about a better nutrition the us 1... Stamford and that's how we 31'? different or per aps a umf’ 3* Cu Pr a, 1 0 r m Books that e 6d t .
"' teeth . . .. . f" , :u'l‘iv'iiwl hm." mmg—there‘is always sometlung appealing lll whatever 3’ £0 0
‘The cleansing action'of the gum between the
teeth helps to kee them free om the particles
which lodge in e "crevices and cause decay)?
The lbusy man—or woman leither—rareli
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‘ SIIC'S Not Sorry. .
plump‘ lllld with black bobbed hair.”
She was employed as a. cashier in I
Syracuse department store when she
«sloped. Her mother is dead and
Mrs. Simmons is all attractive girl. .
model you look at and when you look at the prior. they are
practically irresistible. . All sizes-—'All at one price $29.50
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Second floor, center.
have and to own but tel ‘
which the‘l‘nind instinctive- . £4 full fashioned silk stocking with lisle top 323 5035
1y turns at this time of year ’-—Slocking that will hold its shape well and as the result
—-perhaps you will want of a special'purchase we are able to offer them in black
' for Easter wear
Ifllivslrmvldv-Ifllllso"mes-lac our
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. she does not know the whereabouts V "8
time to clean the teeth aftereating. Yet of hex-Tamer. John Carroll. She ’ g") ' en up er 0 e
r -. ' lived \vith'hcr sisters and brothers ’ '
they Should be Cleaned, an until Simmons entered her life. He
had a position in at Syracuse factory;
and lived ‘wiih his stepfather.. Emil
one of these to give as all and Whitehnd all the popular spring colors at lpedsl
Easter ~gift. price— 31
new draperies and curtains , Bibles—large assamen' I t .Wom‘, ’s silk stockings with lisle top and sole ——
in cloth or leather bindings these are ill chiffon weight silk and made full fashioned
. ii.fi°‘i§§£’.it§if :L::.::“E'§:.M“P“:~ ' ‘h' 3% 23.? 55mins? iiieidhafiiiqnéfofi’fi‘i'i 1’? Pm“ mm 35° ‘° $550 in ““5, ”has, ”“9“, Wierilue and tidal?" 53-95
f " . :s‘racetul dancer and 11% dance ’ his is gtvso p , 5m ‘ gu', .~ 2.- p93 C-z.~.1~~.}¥(as.x.-.-e.~z ‘0 Episcopal prayer and ‘ womfnr-S.StOCkiflg$ 5.“. Silk-fun faSthHCd ill hath
, 1 way into the affections "of the pretty ‘ _ i ‘ *. _ . , ' g V“: “it." ~"‘ I “a" i” ‘ "i“. .hymnal combined from ‘3 PM: 10g cabin: brown and otter— 32-75
1. 1 littlfietéasmhieerfiave k the. movies, l _Sllk marqulsette for draperles—rose, tan, gold, mul- to $5. ~ _ ' lnfantsgsoqks in mercerised line—white with fancy
whammy m . gm 3 We ,0 .. lberry blue, and patural— 59c .r _ l. . . ‘ . .x ' Kc of H our}: i g] in tops—25c ’ - ‘
. eat .and I’ll be pertectruappy," at, = ‘ Ruffled valle curtains hemstltched band ”and he .. .y n “ e3 er infants socks ln‘mbrCerisedlisle—white with colored
- \- - m” it“ “‘2“? will“; .85.?“ m- 'ballds... :1 50px ‘ ' ~ in “mung fr°m5°“°‘z'5° clocks— 50c ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
,- ‘._ .r “'m no a at sure ym ex-x : Q,‘ ' .'\ .. _ . . ‘1 ~_=.. ‘
af er every: mea - periences. "rho onlyéiénutlg I Segre; _ ' f Marquisette curtains—blue QOtS, pink dots-eruffied “My ?rayer Bock,” ‘by 1 min floor. rest.
. ”a ls m' marl-a o cer a ' ' ’ ' ' ' S * ' . 12$ 5— ”
._ ,_ left it: a suitcgase ,in gong-ethic I'll 3“, 1th he band 33'” ‘ Father am new large
get that when we gefisback home" I
* ~ . _ 7 .- '¢.. . . g . _ Neg/rich art cretonnes,'- 30 inches wide and 'color- type— $3.75 ,. ‘ Popular silks
' will do it. Also‘ét will ' /" ‘ ' fgfffiggfsgggtfi :gjgrgugfhg :ing and desagns yeryvunusual and pleasing-:41. yd. ‘ Children’s Catholic ra - "\ _. ‘
dddigestionand . h ' ‘ . $233. 1221 161020032313”, 5?“: g {l‘erry cloth with rich deep pile splendid new, pat- er books illustrated—white ~ r for‘ , .
;welcome,refrcshment to 28 and nofiwe're readily 'ntcoe' s§§e ems...,.95cyd. ' i . ‘ Lit“; '1’
bindings— 50: £9.31. '
Main floor. rear.
and 1:0ng Etrbirges in Cfrepe dc chine an'd crepe k‘hit. g
i am a 105 an a variety of good colors-—- $2-
" Ribbon. , “‘33-“. ~. .. l »
‘ __ , e» . . Sliitshlrtlngs ln’ neat stripes andchecks, 32 and 36
r garters , Incheér Wide-l—p $1.65 and $2. yd.
, > — . . . epe a aca—a s ringtime woolen with a silk like
- d' 31115;;ng 31:“? 33* g lung's, 42 inches widepin brown, grey, cocoa, Ianvin. 5' ,
$2.50 pr; - ‘Egk’ogifi’ caramel, navy, and black; ideal for pleating-
triggggléérfgffifgggj Hairline serges and Poll-let twills are fine for tailored
M zettached— 1 Pl l sulfs’Silnchesj wide, navy and black ground—<- $215,059
7‘. “5“ " -~- _
~ Linen couch covers ext’fa,Wide—-‘- $3.75 » . >
. g \ 3 g _. . - :FilielVOiiC curtainszi—han’d drawn with lice edge-—
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g _ _ (» itm'ay been Eastervacation Clothe-great trip 'after
' ‘ like wedding ceremony-enema is luggage of the sell one
, ilookslafor; the kindih‘at stands. the gall Iof hamlsage.
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