E. ..
Corrie thrill to the elesh or swords
in roysi hells. thrill es beauties oi
the courts .nsse hetero your one
celeb. the scent ot some subtle per.
{time visited. throush the air on the
wings or romenee thet touches your
loudest dreams. see Norms Telmed
‘ ers'ln P‘Oreusterlt." new pie st
‘ Bl‘elto theater. Glorioueflggeue
will melt your hos-iterlth its
g story or e princess who
‘ wed “American. '
into elmodern kingdom-adult neod-
. Vern enough to heve new idess, yet
oldieshloned enough to have sur-
rendered the dreemy helo of re-
mence to the blatant clernor of lies
. bends. "Grousterlt" is
Burr McCutcheon navel
been reed by millions.
REGENT
Inn‘s—us-
Chsrlie Chaplin in his ten reel
comedy “The Gold Rush."
showing at the Regent thester. ple‘y-
ed to capacity eudiencel‘t yesterday
,etternoon end lest‘ni'ght end kept
the patrons laughing in his story oi
the Klondike. ' -
On the tragedy and misery suitor.
the George
which hse
0‘
r . ed by the pioneers who tirst Journey.
ed to the lee-bound Alsske. end on
the drums 0,! the soul sufferings of
the sourdough who braved moun-
bin’s. ice. snow and stervstlon end
Corsets
Beck-lacing, front-lacing and
non-lacing models.
Corselettcs, firsssieros and ‘
Bendooux.
" J. l. Mallelte
‘ 88 " Washington ‘ Street
Gnu-tori: had been ironstormed'
110W.
7 es the reel ertlcle.
deeth in their med rush tor gold.
Che'plin hes bull the tunniset end
:niosthilerious oo edy oi bis oereer.
He ‘hss eled himself in the role
ot e herdluok sourdough who chases
rlliibow oi the soul and been. in the
midstrox e ntob thet chases one «thing
onlye-geid and nothing but sold.
Psthosend eui'lering ere converted
into cOmedy end .lsughter—there is
e” laugh in every one or the eight
thoussnd or so use of this feature.
A surprise thrill is oltcred in con-
. Junction with Che iin' reetu ,‘ on
sudnlluseoe O'Brien the pet-rogue: ‘h p ' r. a
t at will amaze you and delight you.
it is one o! the. many novelties thet
hove been nrrengod for the Regent,
zhlch will be ottered from time to
me.
W
news
The vaudeville end photopluy et-
trsctions et the Pelece theater for
the lust hell 0! this week are each
drawing csrds.‘ Theda Bare in her
return to the screen will be seen
for today and tomorrow only. in "The
Unchostened Warpath". while the
vsudeville show has live acts that
ere excellent. «
That the Palms is leading the way
in entertainment‘cen best be judged
by sttendhag this greetJhow. You
will find the vaudeville appealing
end pleasing to say nothing or Theda
Bore who is presented in a wonder-
ful production. Bejsmong those
present to enjoy this trest.
Princeton scientists vote in ievor
oi evolution. Wonder if it was utter
looking at a. law students.
me-
Some substitutes may be as good
But money is a
pear substilute for happiness.
__.._—..._..s__.....__
Sometimes the honeyinoon is over
when the lickker runs out.
'THE EVENING SENTINED—SO. NORWKLK, CONN.
Donbury- Not-walk
Among ' Latest Bus
Line‘s—7:17;.P.;M. for
N. Y. Discontinued
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jen. lie-—
The New Englend Transportation
Coninsny. the subsidiary ot the New
Havenneilroed organised tor the
purpose or operetiug highwey mo-
tor coeebes. expects to begin serv-
ice on 14 additions! lines next aun-
day. These new lines include Den-
bury-Soutli. Numslli: nerttord-But-
nos: Willimeutie-Woensochet: wn.
“mantle-North Grosvenordeie. New
Keven-Reward. H e r t t o r d-Broed
Brook. Wiliimentic-Norwioh: New
Londonvhlorwleh; Fell River-Tsun-
ton: ll'itohburgh-Worcester: Provi-
dence-Worcester: end Canton Junc-
tion-Stoughten.
At the some time an ext nsive re-
vision oi the New Heven eilrond’s
timetables will go into effect. it was
announced “the compeny's oiiices ‘
New HsVen yesterday. The
changes are brought about chiefly
through the oo-ordinetion of the
express train schedules with‘ the
supplementary end empliiied motor
coach sorvlco. end in meny instanc-
es the inception of the motor cosch
service means more frequent service
and better connections with express
trains.
Wherever the motor cosch serv-
in
V' ice is put in client iocel end inter-
lne tickets of the New Haven Reil-
ond are good on the motor coaches.
; so that the passenger may use the
1ir::iri {or one part c! the journey and
~ iw motor coach (or the rest. Prac.
"why the some {ores apply on the
motor coaches us on“ the rslirosd
m.
l Among the changes effecting
louth Norwslk is the disoontinusnee
o! 'i‘rsin all now leaving st 7:11
P. hi. {or New York week-den.
Train 80 lenving'New Haven et
moi st present will not stop It
Weetport Sundays under the new
schedule.
‘Trs‘in 406 leaving South Norwelk
l.“ P. M. week days except satur-
dsy is discontinued. ‘
Train 24! leaving New York 13:05
P. M. Suturdnys will mske rslulsi
slop et South Norwelk. Wilton.
bunchvllie and Bethel. continuing
on present schedule north ot‘ Den-
bury.
Treln :46 leaving New York 12:49
P. M. Seturdsys tor Denbury is dis—
continued. .
Train rot leeving Stemtord me
P. M. will continue on present soiled.
uie to south Norwalkp leaving that
point 0:“ P. M. in connection with
trein leaving New York st me P.
M.. due Dsnbury 1:44 P. M.
'l'rsln 410 ieeving South Norwslk
1:10 P. M. week days for Denbury
is discontinued. ‘
Train tot lseving Dsnbury 8:13
A. M. week days (or Stamford is
discontinued.
Train (07 leevlng Dsnbury 18:20
P. M. week days tor South Norweik
will leave st 0:15 P. M. melons
stops to Wilton. due south Norwelk.
0:11. connecting with trsln due
New York' 7:28 P. M. 0
Train 400 leaving Dunbury 5:55
P. M. week days for South Norwslk
is discontinued.
Keogh Nantes Trustee
For Motor Freight Co. (
Jmes E. Curr. Denbury. woe nem-
ed trustee or the “insolvent es-
tate of the Brush Transportation
company. Danbury. at e tit-st meet-
ing of creditors held before Reieree‘
John Keogh of Norwalk in Bonk-
ruptcy Court. Appraisers appointed
are: S. B. 'l‘reado-oll. A. ll. Higsou
and Granville Stubbs. _
The 'I‘runnportnilon company on.
ornierl a. motor freight line between
I‘Janhury itilil New York. It went
into bankruptcy oulmr eighty-two
creditors 310306.03 and has ss-
sets of 810.480.
use“ u too" 1 ”
with” her rashes.
slalom '
Brushing
”I II III! . ‘10!" I
whim hump“
on O 4 ‘ I “I
«ammonium
unconnnrsows. saunter
eppeered when she left for the Tele-
srsuh omen ‘ ‘ .
MchrmotHooked up as she bur-
ried past his ofllce door. She turned
her head sway, lest heesk her about,
Fancy. But he eomefte "the door
and called etter her. “Good morn-
ing. Ber-bare? llow , ere you end
i . I... . .
You don't went bun to think you
‘ ‘s’ gold~dlgger. do you?
"I em sure 1 cenuot sey
whether all women. cen love n
IGQMNM', us well es the dret.
1 csn‘l‘oniy'sey thst thbre'ers
many women who cannot. And
there ere many women who
"And whet, prey. is that? Merely
that I've iiirted is bit and drunk e
little and generally enjoyed myself.
in n compsratively respectable way.
You can't hang o fellow on‘that. you
know. . Anyhow. the day is gone
when fethers have such almighty
power over their daughters.
on your Mchrmott. I’ll meet him."
Barbara straightened her‘ shoul-
ders.
anything heinous about you. Jerome.
This isn't blackmail.
you‘re heartless end tickle where wo-
men are concerned. And 1 know thst
e kid like Fancy has no chance or
holding you for more than n few
weeks.
Bring
"I'm not pretending to know
But I do know
, PAGE SEVEN
room: All!) roll snow
2:15. 1:10 end it
The greet THEDA MBA! re—
turn to the screen in e
clneme mules-pine
“The Unchestened
Women"
‘ nd ‘
VAUDEVILLE
7 RAINBOW GIRLS
Singing .. nenclng
ERIC rmws & 00.
Juggling Novelty
BELLE AND opossum
Comediens
'CARDO AND NOEL
Hermony end Humor
811! ANDERSON SISTERS
Six girl instrument-diets
‘ uér two one"
2:15. 7 and 0 .
‘Charlie Chaplin. ,
In his ten reel comedy
“THE"GOLD RUSH”
Regent audiences yesterday
laughed continually during
the performance.
Don't Miss It.
so novsson 1x rmcu
SATURDAY
Art Acord
with his talented pills
n in d h , a
semi... “0:003: 0’ “
. . --in-—
~11!” .
“The Human Tornado” f‘The Call of Courage
PALACE ~ . REGENT
unxrwnsx A :iiili’iilifim nex'r wuss:
Monday end lilEmCAN Wednesday,
Tuesday Jr’él' Thurs, Fri.
“M, NEW YORK CITY—405
6:11. 1‘. hl.-George W. Slocum.
0:30 i’. hi.~—New York University
mun-so. ‘
7 l'. .‘ll.-—~Judge. Jr.
7‘20 l'. hi.-C‘oncert Orchestra
sum 1". hi.—-“Too Much Money.”
01*. 2\l.——-\'lctor Hour: Iv‘lonzsley
quartet; Frances Alon. soprano;
’l‘ltta Rufio. berytonr.
10 i'. M.-"Pollticnl Situation in
\t’nshlngton."
ll? 1:. P. hi.~'l‘he Record Boys.
1" if. P. M.-—- Freddie Rich‘s Or-
vllcstru.
10 P. M.~~ Katherine Henry. sopra-
rm.
10:30 1'. 3i.-—.luck Smith.
11 P. M.»Ernie Golden's
tra.
12 I‘. M.-—-S:lmucl Warner Night.
“'1le. NEW YORK—250
6:45 1‘. l\l.-~iJr. inauclLulldmmi. Ar-
thur Lehman.
l‘. M.«-"Whose Birthday Today?"
:05 1‘. lit—Telegraph spert flash.
0 P. ltl.——-Commerco of the day.
5 l'. M.—-—0pcre notes.
0 P. M.——i’.‘hct Cl'etalix cums.
ilarytone.
Orches-
as:
h-Y
i1
:1
at
our ms
NOW PLAYING .
NORMA TALMADGE
-—~-- in -—-——
“GRAUSTARK”
. with
EUGENE O’BRIEN.
A glorious modern romance of a l’li'lili'l‘*.~~~' low fur an Amer.
csn set in majestic grandeur and pant-ml with the kind of
thrill and love scenes that only Norma mm giro,
6,42413H0lel
NOW iN USE g
lN NORWAiKl
Two New Men' Added
to Force Here to' CONSTANT dosing upsets
Handle Increasing-l little stomachs. Modem
B . “ ~ mothers prefer to treat chil-
USIIIESS ? dren’s colds externally—with
. Vick: VapoRub. They simply
'1‘} r-‘l‘ ti,4:‘ (0]? ll on (I .
Nonlnllk. il'Z'fUlTllllg tn lib; iroporti tub It on the throat and Chest
just, (‘omplvtml by Fariiun (ll'iilily
at bedtime.
manager of the inr'nl exchange oil I". . . .
the Southern me' England ’l‘clre.’ :l‘lfi'kafltshmadvl'ay:at Since."
phone, Compum‘. . . 1 °_ C ‘3’ :33 10‘“ 9011 “38
Three thousand «right llllll'ii‘tiili inj‘drawmg ”‘1' ' ”“7 “9’91““ and
and eighty Fight circuits; run out wt": pain;and,at ”1° same time.
the local office. The number of;
phonon has lllcl'i’iir‘f‘il rapidly in?
Norwulk the pzlst _\v.'il' and it \Hifil
necessary for Wire (‘11le David ill
Cox to add another installing; .‘lulo-l
mobile to the local fleet. gltllll: him;
:1. total at six curs, ‘
Sidnt‘y (i. Shun-nod. fI'l'lil'Z'i‘ly rm~
ployed in the \t'aierhury cxchungv.
Externally
in}
(2) Like a modern vapor lamp bo-
cauec the body heat releases the
ingredientn in the form of medicaicd '
vapors which are inhaled all night
long. These loosen the phlegm and
open the congested air passages.
Most colds yield by morning to this
double direct action.
has been transform] to the Noru-E.ll..
izxchango slow: with Michael \Vor»; acfs'ggaoygc.
chunk of l‘L-rlvv. Those "1"” mil; '
work on installers and will “me
Willi their {unlillcs in this ciln' ill;
the near future. i '
, VAPoRun
0m filial/0mm: 05:0 them
Bridgeport Theatres
‘I ‘i -g-
:30 P. M.-—1raiah Sellgrnun. pianist.
:50 P. hi.-«Itudio questions and
Answers. ' ‘
8 P. M.-—-—Orisndo's orchestra.
8:15 P. M.-—“Llfe's Jokes."
0 P. M.~—“Quecr Chemical Precipi-
totes"
9:10 P. M.-—l..ucilie De Wolfe. songs.
0:80 P. M.—-l-:ssoye on phlioeophy.
0:85 P. I\l.——Biil Riots. sense.
9:45 P. M.——Movle review.
10 1’. Iti.—-Volga Trio.
"It looks to me es though she were
rether seriously smitten with you.
Oh, you have a, manner. you know—-
and that‘s enough to get women. " l:~ hI.———Dinncr ”“5““
"But you took that child last night .fl ff “'49:“ efklfiym" am?
to s roadhouse that is distinctly "“3 P’ ML“: ° 1’“ "52.
questionable. You drenk whisky 8 1' M” The Lerklnites.
~'. —- Harvesters
here with her before you left. 011. l"? I" M‘ 1h. ,
shortly yes you did—I lound -the glasses. $1.in Lirq{§ggg:ionw?‘§ghestra
l e .— -
M And .39“ first!!!“ hr home In“ 11-12 F. hi.-—Vioclnt LOWE! ‘ 0"“
‘ chestrs.
’the youngster mskingitt I have s
dinner dete with her tonight. Went
to come along?"
"No...tbenlt you." Bet-here replied.
end turned her eyes away. The
movement was not. lost on Mover-
mott. He turned: bookminto his oiilce
With a. sober taco. ’ . ,
Barbers nosed otter him end took
one step towerd his d . Then
never really love at s.ll.". ,
Mlour-th, gory berslsppreeched
the élty deal?! I'd like to go home
now. Mr. Wells. I have on important
engagement end my work is lin-
iehed." ' ‘ . -. , '
Wells gave her e curt nod» and
went on scratching copy.
Barbers reached home
’ ‘ 111:. P. M.-——-Danco Orchestra. '
aka: her to e :w dinner \l'EAh‘. new roux—soc
m Wu. in.
some}? Via-Jew»:
r: o
sprominentloesinteoineprl-
veto dining room. She picks up
e red sesribsionging to the deed
:nen's unkno women compen-
on. ~
.Brueeihee Joinedltlie reel es-
tste mu oi Manors-lions end
LYRlC
i
Today. Friday. hitturdnr l
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‘Merode Underwear’
A New Brilliant Spectacular
Musical (faint-(iv
“PUSS-PUSS"
An exceptional Attraction of l
l'nusunl Importance E
for women, and children
The N. E. Ryan Co
.‘ion. 8: Tues. FA c. only. Jun. 18—10
“no!“ tum“ mm"... “mm”: wn'. NEW YORK—son “our. NEW mun—2w ‘ _ .
dultdlthwsu “w"; 7:30 P. M.-—V’enderbilt Orchestra. 8 P. hip-Dinner music. LEW FIELDS 80 Washington Street,
'0 “attended 3mmrlriole M. 5:10 P.'M.—-—"Horscs." J. Watson ‘7 P. M.—-Vldo hiiliioliond. soprano. win——
is.“ is It b, berm Webb. ~ 7:15 P. lli.--l\iuric Vuudcn Brooch. “MONEY BUSINESS” South Norwalk
mflwglcb “own“. , 3:30 P. him-Dorothy Osborne. so- Violinist. of the world‘s “my,“ team or
all!“ ““0? GEEhCWDh.“ prune. 7823: 1;} 31.:g-Kiili5; Chgflll’ignl. k i “'CbCl' flllil li‘itrlds i
7 3:50 P. M.-—Arthur chhsler. pinn» . .--. or c 'sn on race . r 0‘
the impending erssh. m. liniet.
-Bsrbsre is eseigned to the
I“?! all“ Bruce blames her for 0:15 P. M.~»Socioty of Automotive 8:15 P. M.-—-"l\'cws Plgcst." ‘
the publicity git-en the sure Engineers' dinner. Speakers: no. ‘mo P. hi.—f\\’oriinns chorus.
collapse. ' word Jordan; Charles 1:, Ketter- 9 P. hi.—-Hugh Adams. speaker. . .
Burners curios on e corre- ‘lng. 0:15 in M.~—.l. Jamison. tenor; pi- :
modernism ioveiereeoim web‘s, new roux—ole ano. ‘
Blythe'vlner withe Magnet 6 p, ”-113“. new... 9:45 P. M.~Slbyl Hus. speaker. .. ‘_
m“ Wlm"n¢IGMM» 6:30 P. hl.-Repro-Art Orchestra. l0 1". lit—«Tenor: conirnlto solos. i
“' Bruce‘s m "VIOLET- 7 p. him—Current events. 10:30 P. hi.—Humorous stories. '
TA CRANBY slid reelieed'. she
hes hoped another girliwin her.
former fiance. ~
mother dies. .
10:45 P .M.-—Piunlst. waltz
lies. .
“'IAWI'J. NEW YORK—288
:10 P. M.—~Ropro-A.rt Orchestra. rotor-
:30 P. .M.——A tour or the galleries.
:43]! hie-Deuce Orchestra.
Mme. Jeannette
_,.;.q
When Ber-here's
. . . ,_. . 0 r. Miquuets—H. P. Cluttflcld. - q . .
she moves pinto e smell sport» 8-3365: M- 500k and PM 30 Emma Burkhsrt. 56 80. Main St. to. Norwalls ' ~ | ,. .
fi$ruum&m_ 9 P. hi.--0ld-tlme Minstrels. 9=¥ih0f683§‘;;$odern Poets." by l '16 NO. Main Si.
s w . . _ ' ‘V y Y
3min and mg: .itln 10131: 11;“): May ”7°“ and Pa" 9:50 P. Iii.--To be announced. 1 bouih N01 \t aik
iot- her. . \ ‘ ‘ 10:20 P. M‘s-tamer Rosenthsl V so~ 10:31; P6 riggé-lfisychoannlysis:' by . 1 Phone 256
‘ . . . l
NOW 60 ONWITHTBE m3! 103:0“; M.—Vsndcrblit Dsncs Or- 10:35 1" M.--—Msrine Marcel. soprn- .
emu rm 8:!!!“ chesire. “'3' . .
\VOKO. 3E“? 10RK—283.
CYcemeihslovlysndeloTsed
. the door. She did not see Ben.
.‘hereunulnerhnmevedu‘hen
. eshddowot surprise-educators»
~’ .mn‘erosesdhertsoe.’ .
, she wee wukingeesosethe seem
toward the bedroomwhen Bet-here
min,“ “m."_;sbe slid. .
WEN. NEW YORK—401.
7 P. M.-—~Vlncent Lopez's orches-
tra.
7:30 P. M.-—Ciro's Orchestra.
8 P. hi.-Oeklsnd’s Chateau Shun—
ley.
8:30 P. M.——Ds.nce Orchestra.
0 P. M.—-Abrehnm Burg. violinist.
mo 1'. M.—‘—Herbert Link. pianist.
:15 P. M.——Fro.nces Piper. soprs-
no. ‘
8:35 P. M.-—Stclle Rose.
Seasonwein songs.
8:50 P. hi.—-Bllly lhlefeld. singing.
0:06 P. M.-—l”arndieo hioiodiens.
' WBPI, NEW YORK—203.
Naomi
‘ NO,MA— YA see lTS
‘Laolas FIRST"’AT,TH‘ .
BARBER SHOP- lTs so
FULL OF FLAPPERS now
WHY, DACOBERT,
WHAT cu EARTH» ARE.
. .. ,, . ..- 9‘” 1" ”-‘Bml" “d “u“ Vito. 6:00 1?. M.--Ernle Krickcit's Or- GiTTlM'Tli (R HAIR 3053 D
mm. ,wmm __ . ) sincere. . . chestrstulk. YA oom’? one YA 114g . THEUGHT M535:
WW“ bleve mvmfi .. . " 99ml “i cations ‘0 gig-{‘- “lifii‘fii’i-‘Sya‘iiifliiii‘s waxy. new roan—am. GOIN’,.CRAZ.Y? l couto FOOL TH'BARBER
‘ _ ._‘ ‘ . .‘L . _ ¥ _ . . . .-. g l . .—. ' I
boot with serious". enema 7. ‘» _,~_ _ _ . . . _ . . . 11:80 9. m—Denee OrChsetre. 51331;, “{ch'fm (ill—39:333..“ 5°5 ‘ K‘“ “r SHAVE-0‘.
turned with sudden sets-nineties one O'clock in e stste er exheustlon . 1:42:30 A. M.-—Dsnce Orchestrs. ' ' ' ‘ ' - '
szso P.‘M.-—-l—Iorton end Dunn.
10:00 P. lit-Lillian Clinton. sopra-
endoweut to in. telephone booth. use nervee thet kept her in bed ell me, new tons—see.
When she some out her lips were morning.”- {i 7 P. M.-—l_i}erlret hisb’ spots. no
. ‘ . . , .‘ Jerome'loohedet h“. NEWER. 7210 P. M.-—John O'Brien. tenor. ‘VFBH NE‘V YORK~273.
“Who (10 you think you ere to 7230 P. M.-—Police elsrms. \g‘ “‘5 P. ELI—Ralph Steffen bury-
intertere with my happiness or 7:85 P. M.~—-3mlth's Orchestra. tone. . '
W! “M, " f 8115 P0 lit-James ‘ Gibson. m" .100 P. M._Mufr.y Schwartz. Di-
.“l’li my!“ me of ii". Int! 1 tone. . -
, nno accordion.
think Ilse'rdecidediy told of M 3:30 1" M.~—Metmpolilah indoor m [:30 P. lit—Volley Endriss. control-
form’afl reisline thet I‘do csre skating championship races. to.
- . an “i“ 7°“ “1“ 3'" 1°=1°'P- M—-—"Tread of the Time" me P. M.-.-"onertlr.ln Pillll
broken with Angels. .engeie'e e 10:30)». lib-Police alarms; w... Wow. 5 "
pole. spineless hereby-pint» beside thsr. '
1:00 P. Ida—Drawing-Nmm Ploy-
; ~ \
met. I ”tell ”9‘!!!“ kid’s I \VMOA, NEW YORK CITY—84!. era.
7‘ hockeuheiliii:nnd got‘And looks? e P. haw—Olen“ Vell's String En- 1:30 p, lit—Melodic String Engcm-
mum, , sets e. ~ . ble. ,_
wee holdine her tempt! 6:80 P. his-Fresh Fol-noun Cell- mo r. M.—:smnloy aonilnghorst.
she forhiens. - .- berytone. .
7 P. tun—Hum Zeller. “accuse" 0:20 . P. ‘ M.-—~Sundey-echool lcs.
7:05 P. M.-Jeek Cohen. pianist. son. -
7:” Billy-'1’,” lenm» . . :00 P. M.--Berytono end triosoios.
1:2. P. ”9-43th Cohen, pianist. W03. NEWARK—405.
7:80 P. Magnitude Orchestrs. ‘ ‘ 0:15 -P. M.—-Words mlsoron‘ounccd.‘
3 P. tsp-.sneosep Weir. berytone... » 0:113 M..."8ports." Bill Wathey.
3:15 Nil—andwerd French. pienlst. 0:80 P. lit—Jerome Jacobs' En-
! P. M~-Georgs Xohlemeler'p Or- semble. , ' *
chestrs. > ' ‘ 1:10 P. hi.-—News bulletin.
I jruE’eoeeeo‘-— Hoinfcsoze' ens causeo‘ SUCtt
Idc . Rmypfigiwmess AT rm: Muoo CENTER
.egeeeelhsuor . THAT gue‘neoucses" heel
unwed : A unite muchoe'l‘rmc THEIR mama;
Muesli-frol’jsture un- orou a run-lo oer
‘ onour;inoiou’nseerr‘mwmn’s'
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