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Nel Settore tra le Vallate del Hrcntn
o del Flavc Infurla un Violcnto
Comlmttimcnto
nOMA, 21 Nov ombre.
Delle nolU' rencnuto ilaHa frnnto ill
rMta-lln. l npprenrto clio 1 ellipontl nt
UccM condottl dnllo for70 luistro-teul 'clie
contm le poilMonl Itnlliinc tin I fluml
Brenta riixve. conn ntntl r.rltt.ir"-mpnte
eostrnutl dallu Quartu Arnut.i Itnllint tit
comnnilo del Ker.cr.ile Ilol.llvit I.e fnrze
tutontehe erano numeric-inn nto mipi-rlori
a el calcola nella propoMlono dl tro contro
JU(
Durante le openmlonl die l Minn Mmie
Ierl l'nttro Rll austio-tcdcchl rlpnrtarr.no
ptrdltn Ingentl, opccl ilmentr prea l.i t'lt
tttdlna dt San Marino, oil In neun puntn
rtKKluniero I loro obleUM id ccrMlone elil
I'occupazlotio dl nlcunl potl avanzatl iintl
tsntl alln trlnces Itallano sul Motitc I 011
tant Secca.
Ecco II testo dnl comunlcato dol Cnmando
Supremo Itallino, putitiMoato lt-rl d 1 Ml
nlstro delta Oucrra In noma
Cnratitn la clornita dl lcil 11 ncmleo
latuMo' prccclil attnoclil ul tntto dolla
fronte tra II tlremta eil il l"ne OH aus
tro. tedcchl furotui .ini;iilno,iiiieiiti'
roptntl alia baionetta proiis-o le llnre ill
Pbarramento a Fan Mir'nn ove II nemlro
laiclo' nelle noMre mini parecelil pri
Blonlerl p mitr.it"ll.itrlrl
Sul Monte l'ertlca 1 teutnnl nnnonrono
per tre olte I loro nttnrihl senipre In
fruttuoamente A Meinfetit rn II nemleei
fu completnmente arre'nto d il lolcntl
tlrl dello nostra nrtlKllerle
Tresso Monte Fontatin Spc.i tr 11 ui
tro tede"M;hl rltivlrono u penetraro In nl
cunl poitl avunz.UI, unti.stniitl til nustrl
trlnceramentl
Terl kuI far della veri numcrosc ttMFse
pu'ro-tedenflie still ! pl.ino dl Aflaco
attarfarono le noitrt pnlrlonl n f'.iscra
e MeleUa d'Wnntl, m lo nostre truppe
oppofero una erolca telstcnz.i e rontr.it
t.iccaroho rawemarln rntrliiRendnlo a
rltlrarol sullo posizlonl dalle (U.iU era
partite
li'lnslcnlflcanto 'UiVeifo ottenuto dapll
austro-tedeichl con l'occupazlone dl alcunl
post! a anratl pre-!o Mnnte IViitnna Sf-cc 1
ha dato campo al poverno dt Herllno dl
pubbllcare un comunlcato nel quale dice
Che le truppo teutonlche. conlpote dl
regglmentl del WurttemberKor e del fut'illerl
lmperlall tlrolesl, nicillmu- un attario '
hanno comiulstato le Ho-nnilt.i' dl Monte
Fontana Sicca e Monte Pplno i, tra I lluml
Brenta o I'tae
La pt.impa Itallina In Renerale fa lo
plu' ottlmo preiilonl conitiientatido la
prexente nltuazlonA alia fiont- Itall in t, data
la valorosi resltten.t delle truppe del
frcneralc Plaz hullu lluet del a I'l.ic I.aer
resNtlto In que'tl ultiml Rlnrni u dette llneu
dee conhlder.irl cotno una sr.utde lttorla
dlfenBlNa. la qualo li.i cnmplit.tniento
rlstorata la flduela d mlRllorl oieiitl.
Le truppe alltate, dl rlnforzr. a quelle
Itallano, entreranno In nzlono prestissimo
L'artlRllerla ltiRlece prehta II suo aluto da
plu' dl una nettlmaon.i
Con la atrepltoia lttorla rlportata d.icli
lngleil In Francia, contm 1 ledcchl, Rll
Ima.wl teutonlcl In Italia cdono Inde
bollre 1 loro Bforzl per tpezzan le llnne
Itallane tra le alt.ito del lirenta e del
Plac. ovc. secondo le ultlme notlzlo orrI
Rlunte. un ttrrriblle cotnbattinwiitu e' In
proRresBo
I tedeschl continuano I lomti.irdanientl
glorno o notte c durante Rll interalll lan
clano all'aHinlto truppe In mas.i.
Sull'altlplano dl Aslapo le lln"e Itallano
In alcunl puntl nono i-tate abbandonate, tn.i
le prlnclpall poHizlotil soiu Mldamento man
tenute daRll Itallanl. i.ome pure nella al
lata del I'l.-ue.
Gil autro-tedescjil hanno rlceiuto sul
I'alto I'lave del forti rlnforzl ottenendo com'
una superlorita' numcrlca Hopru Rll Italian!
ma questl occupano polzlonl iantaRRlo
ed hanno una catena dl fortlllcazloni bulle
Bommlta' delle montagne, nella lu ihi) do
vranno battero 1 teuton).
II Duca d'Aosta, comandanto dello ar
mate sulla Plae, ha dlretto un pioclam.i
aiie sue truppe cioRi.inflo la loro braura.
Un certo numero dl umbulanzo della
Croce Itossa. Americana &ono ierl passato
per 11 quartler Reneralo itallano, dlretta alia
fronta della Piavo.
Germans Hurl Fresh
Troops Against Haig
Continued from race One
Quennt switch, ono of tho chief surportlnR
lines of defenses to tho northern end of
the Illndcnburs line
Tho mlnulo care and palnFtnklnR atten
tion to detail of tho ItrltMi staff Mere made
Ir.crrailiiRly apparent toduy Semloillclally
dltpatchix, for Instnncc, told of new records!
tiada In hlRhway mid railway bulldlns by
et.Klneirs In UeepltiR up tho conntant flow
of munltlurM and hiipiiUps to the nipldlv ad
anclng trocpn. MHch upon inllei of broad
and narrow -r.iurp Hacks wero Hid The
construction ci rps Hi manv Insl.imes
, 01 kid almoHt dliectly behind tho "mo'-perp-up.
and Oernian prlhonerK, with their
(irini still upraised while they icliotd
'Kaiiierail," s-iw the tlrltlh trael.-l ivers
methodlcnlly and raplill slio1nR the lines
iiloiiR Theli nrhloumetiH tnabled the
HritKh Rims to keep up almost with the
It far.try In the im e forward
HEAVY BRITISH ATTACKS
COLLAPSE WITH LOSSES,
SAYS GERMAN REPORT
ItL'HMN (in LiiIHloll), n J,l
I'lUltlihM lilt 11 U li lllttl-il funis M -
teidiv ,11 nun I 1 .linbiit1 11ml M'"Uli- wimo
icp itnl In mil n 11III1 Ul htuti mint TIk
emmj in ule the .I'..itilt" mmi.i1 tlnift-
Atvund 1'nntnlnc. the ar tuli K.ild the 1
MlliRr of t.afollo and the ttmul had bull
htiitmed mil il ireil of th" inein
Arntiml ltumillj, II intu nnd Vnidti e
lhiRllsli nitacks 'collapsed under hia
losses,' tlfo Matitnelit loncluilel
The Wnr Olllce mi ntlcnid tho llRhtliiR on
the suiilliiii ulRe of MoUeies as briaMiiR
nut frth hlnci irly moinliiR
Sl llrltlsh Infaiitri illltlntii 'mil three
caMiIij dll-i ni p irtuipitfit in the llri-l
lliitl-h attaik around t'ambr.il
This would mean iibrut iminnn mfntitrv
and If. ftnfi iixaltv Milt Included In tho
llritl.-h fonts
HAIG SWITCHES ATTACK.
GAINS ON YPRES FRONT;
FRENCH DEFENSE FIRM
l.'iMiON' n -"
riehl Martini HiIr Mvllihed bis bitter
ItiR 1 1111 to tho Vpres hit"r liht nlRbt
Today he reiiorted bH troops hud "ad-
anted the lino Mint 1 list nlRht south
east of Ypron."
"Northwest of I'ontruet, tiorthet of St.
Qumtln and south of N'eme Chapille hotllo
attempts nt raids were repulsed with pris
oners l.iktn H.iIrh rejuiit londuded
Tho Vpns blow was apparent!) not a
Kent ml nffniisiie, but a IiIrIiI) lonei ntrated
l' .il attiitk, MalR did not mention tho
i"c.u'l location ot the adianee There has
been eij ntth 111 ijor Hunting attlit in
tills Rinit.il Miutheast sutoi In seiual
weeks Tho Hiltbh elfiiits line mainly
leuterul on tho 1'assihi nil ule ildRe, hllRllt
lj to the north lui s-outbwest of Vpres
would iiuan tho Ypres Menlu load or along
tin Vpris-Comlncs f'anal
I'AItlS. Nov 21
Hit man 1 ounter attacks iiRalns posltl as
nonlj won In the l'reiu h att.uk on the
eastern end of thf "'lieniln de I imes wero
all lepiiNid todiv's 0III1 lal statement as
serted Artilhri mtkltv was nportid
atound c'ernv and Juviiuourt
On the ilplit lutik of the Meuse another
artllleri inR.iRiineut w.i.s In proRrcs (ier
man riids failed around lllu 1ms and In the
Champagne.
ponded that a modern army has eer won.
Foremost In tho array of mechanism with
which 15) or clinched his lctory was tho
tank America, with the Allies, enn turn
out this sort of machinery an fast as De
troit produces Ford cars.
t.Vote Of peculiarly timely Interest In
connection with Slmms's cablo was 11 state
ment Rlcn out Saturday by Henry Ford
declaring In part "Wo must think more
about machinery If this war 1 In bo won
It will bo won b tho nation that knows
best how to use tools nnd mai hllieO "
Ford's statement was Rlen nut on the oi
oaslon of his JoInitiR forces with the I'm
eminent to sped up on mithliiciy par
ticularly hhlp 1n.1chlnt.ry.
ActlnR an mechanical caxalrv. and unlike
equine t.inlr almost Impi-nlous to tier
man lire the IliUMi tanks saed thniiMiids
0 fine" Substltutid for the t ustomary
pliparatorv nrlllleiv lire they i-.t id moro
llxes, nhtajs san liked waeio artlllity
piep.iratlon warns an tneiny of an impend
ing utt.irk and brings nn t nemy 'barraRc
against the assaulting wax is.
IlrltMi olllcers estlnntnl !oiH thilt Ink
of anv iliutnllre iiripiritnn slielllng liad
sated lltniillv mllllnns of rounds of am
munition and iiiiimniiitlon which rusts nil
in riMiiiire of J30 pel lound ThH was
made possible bv mai him r
The sttc.im of Herman prisoners to luck
linii was tuiabitid tod iv, while hot light
ing went tin up front. Tanks, i.iwilr and
Inf.iiitr.v wire all in iiitlim The enemy
has now tolleileil gre it fori 1 of l(sues,
and thtsii aie strltlng to pnss b.irlt tho
plutirs which the Toiniules iru niueezlng
atound C.imbi.il
.lojful Fremh iltillans from nermtn or
riilileil towns, now rtp.iti luted by the Hrlt
Ish blow, ore lielng transported to liar
lines bv moloilorrv Most of tho rrtugus
hid been 1 onceiitiatrtl at Mnsnleies All
ilot'l.ticd that lrtuiliy till tho food tliey
li.nl eaten in months had bein that fur
nished b tin Atntiliai Itelli f Commission
If this nld hs.il not lieen forthcoining, lliej
said thev would haxe started
So manv of tbeso lefugets were freed b
tho Iirltish stroke tint spec 111 arrinse
ments h'ld to be in ide nt rear depots for
their transfer I.o id after Innd of them
were btollght to u rallwnt st itlon In motor
lon ies under 1 11 e nf liiitlsb "'nmnili s, who
were emb irr.issyd lit tin ir alTei tion itn and
extrai.ieant domoustr it 011s of gratitude
No Fienihtnen of inllltirv nRi were ln-
1 luilcd 111 tin groups all were old men or
1 hllilreu
BRITISH HA TTLE LOSSES
FEWER THAN PRISONERS
TAKEN IN GREAT ATTACK
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
with Tin: nurrisii akmils in tih:
ITi:i.D. Not "3
Hnglnnd's m.is r stroke agilnst Csm
bi il was carried tlirougli to lctory with
an almost Incredibly small casualtt list
The total of German prisoners taken to
day readied tho point whtro It iveeded
by sieral thousand the wholt of the Iirlt
ish lossis In killed, woundtd and missing
The Ulitlsh lttory iM'anb the war liaa
entered a now stage It is wai b ma
chinery It was machinery which won the
ere.it stioke against the Hlndenburg line
It was maihintry that made the British
casualtt list ho small It was m.ithiner
and str.tteffv that 1 ermltted th.i cheapest
tlctoij In attual tost of ammunition e-
FRIENDLY FOG HELPS
POILUS TO WIPE OUT
SALIENT NEAR LAON
By wT.S. FORUL'ST
with Tin: fp.i:ncii ahmii:s iv tup
FiiM.n. Nov ;t
A frlendlt fuR which stearin d up oppor
tuiielv riiMj Funeli troops ;i thitiie foi
a suipriso blow Wednesdit th it knmkid
ntiothn chunk off the ' rm 111 liold mi
northern Fiauic
The attail. was against the eitiin end
of the Chimin des Dames south it ,1m in
court Tha French advance, it w is estab
lished tcd.iv, cipturod the last of tin enemt
oliseitatlon points In the Chemln ih x limns
sector Tlie lrtorv also wiped "su 1 t 011
blesomo salient, from which the irmans
had been harasshiR the Funeli line
Throughout the action the general In 1I1
lert diarge of the French assault dldn t g. t
a sight of his men In action He hid 01-
uplcd a hill obsertatnrt erpeetlng t. ! c
tho lighting unfold under Ills rinses to
stead .1 heaty l.ondon-llkn mist lettled
down Objects llfty j.irds distant wiio ut
teilv conn aled
It did not make ant diffeienie to tin
French artillery Promptly on tho minute
pietloush set for the attnik the guns op ised
their desultory bat king and started on a
tloknt drumfire The pollus went ei the
top completely hidden from tho tnemt s
ew lit tho filendlf fog Tim fun us
Flench bairage cut off the enemv 1 osltlons
which it was proposed to attack and the
Fiench waxes went mei position after posi
tion until etery objeitite was taken
The enemj's confusion and Ignonnce of
whit was Rolng on was shown b tin fact
that he hurried up it series to bad. up a
I irt of his line which was not etun under
attack Tin Humans weie so lonfustd tluv
h.iidh knew win re the Fu mli wert strd.
Ing until it w is all oxer
TEUTON PRESS IGNORES
GREAT CAMIJRAI DEFEAT
thi: 11 uifi:, vox- .i
The British xlctory on the Arras front
and the Fn ,ch xlctoiy on the Alsne Uixir
flout xteie passul oxer almost in silento
P --s &S
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BON WIT TELLER. G, CO.
cXie (Specialty ShopefOrigmaUotib
CHESTNUT AT 13 STREET
Reduced Prices Saturday
IN
MISSES' WINTER APPAREL
Various groups of suits, coats and frocks have been assembled
from the regular stocks, in instances where only a few of a kind
remain, and are included in these reduced prices Saturday.
1-fVjJBl
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Misses Tailleur Suits
Formerly uf to 45.00
$20.00
55 Suits in velour and burella fashioned in tailored street modes,
trimmed in velvet. One or two of a style. Sizes 14 to 18.
So
me
Misses Winter Coats
Very Special Value
$20.00
Modish styles in velour and English' coatings. Trench and belted models,
body lined. All the wanted colors. Sizes 1 4 to 1 8.
Misses' Day-time Frocks
- Values to 2950 $15.00
85 frocks appropriate for school and college wear. Developed in simple
lines, of satin, serge, serge and silk combination. Sizes 14 to 18.
Misses Afternoon, Evening Goww
Values to 55.00
$28.00
A collection of odd gowns in a diversity of styles and colorings, in
charmeuse, crepe de chine, poiret, net and chiffon, also serge, satin and
jersey. Sizes broken, 1 4 to 18.
"Flapper" Frocks
Values to 15.00
$6.95
i T
65 Frocks for school, afternoon or party wear in serge, taffeta, net and
yoileW. One or Wo oTany "one style, All colors. Sizes 12 to 16.
by Ocrman newspapers, according to a dis
patch from tho frontier today.
It states that, aside from publishing the
oniclal report of tho German War OITIce,
which minimized tho Allied Rains, tho news
papers refrained from comment.
This xvns evidently duo to censorship, ns
tho papers failed n.lso to publish Premier
Moyd Cieorgt's recent declaration that llxo
flu man submarines xvcro sunk In a single
day.
Huns' Desperate
Drive on Italy
( itnttiiued fnini I'ace One
which will be fought by nil the reserxei
of the lllis naiiist all the soldiers the
Central Kmiilic i in bilng Into at lion "
ITALIANS KILL COLONEL
WIIO ASKED SURRENDER
W WIlNinoN. Nov 21.
How a ilitnchniiiit of Italian Hoops neat
It turned a tr'd. ugilnst the ( lei mans
during an einmx adtnun Is iditid In an
olllclnl uihlerftam uielMd today from
Koine An i miniums niotoitai biarlng tho
Imperial (In man ingle, nrilxcd mar tlnlo,
whole an Italian automobile xtllli a Ina
thine 1.UI1 was Ktatlouid
A xolce fiom the Col nun tal nrebrcd the
Itall ms lo sum nib i Tint milled with
thdr nindiliie gun klllliiR the (Set man
diitu and nil the i.lli. tin In tin eat, lunotit,
whom was ii colonel of tin Hit man at.UT
Inside the automobile was found n large
pi milt of bout) taken Horn the Udlno
shops Indudlng three xxiunen's dli"sr.
Illlltt.I.V, .Vox-. 21 fxla London).
'Hetwe n the lllenta anil the l'lixe the
lighting Is progressing faxotablv, ' todaj's
oilicl.il .' Lit. incut .iKsolted
Teutons Send Peace
Offer to Peirograd
Conlhnieil from I'iro One
p.iialtss on tlie i iliioids biought the cllv
to rr ill it on tod iv of tin in il approach
of siirtutl n l.litiMi Hi Ishi tiki inlnlsteis
h ixe now mimihI '1 In lite 1 was Ad
miral Vi ri iltrexskt us llmistti of .Mnrlm
Captain Ixanoff xtas timiid his sucti ssor
Fotclgn .Minister 'lint-kx aunounied to
day lie possesses ' seer I diplomatic coire
spondencc, ' wldeh he'pioposid to publish
nt once
getnral hi adipi irte is conferenie today
ndoptid iisriiticn tixoimg a new ill
Mdnllstli R'tiinmeit to Indmb tlie Hnl
shexikl i will i t ie Mmin illsts, and lo
be under I"si in mofr as preinbr
Owing to i I in nn In In itx ilothing in
tho army the Tcople's Commissaries today
agreed special requisition from all persons
paving more than 150 rubles (about $75)
monthly.
RUSSO-TEUTON TRUCE
SURE, BRITISH BELIEVE
LONDON. Nov 2S
Itusslni" fcTinnl armistice with the Teu
tons will merely make formal u it-ssntion
of fighting, which Is already In full forte.
No doubt whntexcr was expressed here
todiv that the llolihcxlki wtiild carry
through their annountcd Intention to estab
lish a trine and that the (In mans xvou'd
accept Such n mctc, howcxer, xtas not
n rarded as likely to luxe any effect on
the mllltaty situation (lerminv and Aus
tria luxe already stripped their lines on
the 1'u-slnn frriits to almost nomine Most
of the troops used In tho Italian drive
tamo from this northern xt.ir zone.
The nrir'stlco offer Illustrates the lengths
to xtlikh the Ilussl.m extremists aie pro
pane! to go In their program of Idxlllc Inter
nitlonillsm As obseitors saw It today, the
move xtas undoubtnllt made xtltli (lie
sxmp.ithv of a Rnat p irt of tho xtar-weary
nrmy and tltlzens Tlie lloishexlkl uro un
plMtlr.il y disclaiming anv Intent Ion of a
-eparate peace Tho armistice offi l Itself
Is nddiossed to "all bdllM rents" and stress
Is laid in l'etroRrad dipatdies on tint fait
that the offei is nn n Ix tlie llr-t step In tho
ambitious If idxllii' "Jiiinc of the IJol
shcxlkl for xtoild pe ite
In some cltcles the Plea of un armistice
between Russia and the Teutons xtas re
R'uiled fax oral v. It xtas polutid out that
such a fnimnl agittinent mlglit axnld n
gieit (leriuin drive xthlih would swiep
ihuusands nf Mpiaro mlli oi lln-'lin tci
rltoix Intel (ci man hinds i drive timed
v the imi mx against n Itussl m iirmv xthloli
Is nil tdv half started tot.illx uiipiepued
mil In idei intelx iiutinil The innlsilii
mix pi unit a smoothing out of the I!in"inn
military machine that Itussla will "come
back" tho quicker.
WASHINGTON EMBASSY
TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW
WASHINilTO.V, Nov 23
llussla urn be counted on as a Hunting
fnctor for xvcrld democracy If the llol
shevikl peace menace Is iivcrtel, llusslan
embassj nlllclals hole decline
Political duos has not ser ouslv iifTiettd
the mllltnrx and naxal orginlzatlon, It xtas
"Wo arc now In dally -ommunlcntloti
wiin tiimirai voredereveky, Mlni(r2
. . .. t ty
o ut in. iii.7.'v
rlne, nnd with olTIclal
iniiusnments," Raid the
Verederoxsky docs not recoirnl.. ,t TVB
Im illsts, nuthorltx ho has b.en .,, "'
continue me illiectlon of the n. W"U' I
kept It Intait." e "" M hi I
(A dispatch from Petrocr.a ,.,.
eredeiexsky Iuih resign d ) ' n
"The nrmy is still a fPmM...
tion as the, prcsrs '
orR.inlz i
Turks1 prove
Uelshovlkl overtures for hh i. i
parate pence will go unheflTi'1 "1
Mnies. r.ov eminent olTlclii, J tt
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alilitar Heels. Sizes 1 to S and
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Made b .1. F. Mudd
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Chrome Leather, with double oak
soles; all solid; bijf savings to men
who wear sizes 8' to 12.
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They may be applied on a new account, or,
already have an account with ,us, you may apply it
On bonds we will give you full face value an
to date.
On the first two coupons of the first issue, v
payable this December and next June, we will give
lace value NOW.
Thus the money you loaned to the Government
be used for Christmas purposes.
And in considering Christmas presents we suggest yi
consideration of the famous Stroud Pianola-Piano n
priced at the exceedingly low figure of $600.
Two attachments in themselves are worth the price
a Pianola the Metrostyle and the Themodist.
The Metrostyle gives you correct interpretation tl
talent that distinguishes a master from an ordinary pianist.
It is in the Stroud Pianola Piano.
The Themodist gives you the solo of the composition
the theme the talent that distinguishes a human pianist
frum an ordinary player-piano. It is on the Stroud.
The Stroud is on sale only at Heppe's.
C. J. Heppe & Son are the Philadelphia agents of the
Great Aeolian Company, of New-York city, makers of the
Pianola.
Since 1887 we have sold Aeolian products.
We have thousands of satisfied customers among the
finest circles in the city. t Your name should be on our list.
, As wonderful as the great Pianola is, still it may be
purchased at a very reasonable price as represented by the
Stroud.
If you are not prepared to pay the entire amount at
the time of your purchase, we will gladly accommodate you
through our rental-payment plan, which applies all the rent
to purchase. We will also take your plain piano in exchange
at its present value.
The Stroud is one of our most popular models.
Apply your Liberty Bonds or coupons as payments on
a Stroud Pianola for your Christmas present.
Call or write for full particulars.
C. J. HEPPE & SON
Downtown 1 117-1119 Chestnut Street Uptown 6th and Thompson Strce'j
Philadelphia
Customers Pay No War Tax
STROUD
PIANOLA
PIANO
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