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Washington, Oct. 2. Partly cloudy
tonight followed by unsettled ueathcr
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Thursday; penile southueu tiinds.
Tt.Mi'i.uAunn at KUit iinrti
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THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
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VOL. V. NO. 1(5
l'ulllthcd Dully i:.'ept Sunday Suhsrrlrllnn Prlre lfl n Trar by Mill.
Cepirlsltt, 1U1K, bj the l'ublie Lcditet Compviny.
PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 19KS
Unbred n seronrt flaim Mttr nl th PeitrfTVe at Philadelphia, Ta.
fndir the Ail cf Mirth .1 1STH
PRICE TWO CENTS
v
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KRUSEN ASKS
VOLUNTEERS
TO FIGHT GRIP
-... t- 1 -M
Fifty Doctors and More,
J I
Nurses Wanted
Downtown
CITY TO SPEND FUND
l7liR WAR I'MFKflF.NC.Y
1'Utt AI 1jI1L.IVjJj1U1
.
Suffering Increases as 611
More Cases Arc Reported
-"' ' ,
SERIOUS IN C A M I) E N
Public Meetings Prohibited.
'Norristown and Lancas
ter Hard Hit
triffv nhvsinlmiM u 111 bp sent nt once
FIft phjslcians will lie feiu ni once
into South Philadelphia under the dl-
i-entlot .f n.irtor ICruvpn of the De-
partm'ent of Health, to rumnnt the
c.,ii. ir.fliw.Mv i .,.,.i.il,. ibn wnrt
Spanish lnlllleiua epldemk. the worst
that Kectlon of the city has hail In
flftv ,, ThP evi.en.n of the battle
""' J .
ncalnst the .llseafie will be defrayed
with the emerneiiey war
fiiml of
Liiliii. ' .
Which $25,000 remains, available.
Soup kitchens will be established In
Oil actions of II.., iliHtrlct by the
Emcrcency Aid to feed poor families
! that arc silffcilnc from lack of nolir-
lahment as a tesult of the epidemic.
, ..,.! .. .!.,! " Oilier Illilll IIIIIM l.llltlllll I ii m
The nmei-RCtiey Aid aNo has askeil ., n,.n!.OM stuid. who fnimeily when hW Hist leim ended and the
for volunteers to act as nurses, to see .luplojed In Hie mhrttls-iiK ilep.irtnieiit rlxU Vm. ,.;ls stnl ,
that the families are cued for. in .1 to yl-.urdaV nT iin,!i M rriu "f InVbi' 'l'll; ""slderatlons that have welsh,
wash and attend babies of stilcken fiiy.i. on the i-e of his pionintlon to a il with them In i inching Ibis con
mothers. ' niircnr.'. elusion aie thosi which were nd-
The Kituatlon over the cit appeared l'rinie Steed was twentj-two eai nneed in a letent dispatch In thW
better today than ye.ac.da. The total "j'.'s"'!? n',Ss,.PPd",Viy";,,,I.,"fi s . iV.'r ""P":'''"-'" "' "'ihlect of ,,..
number of new cases .epoited today J, ft ,' r. , 'm'1-,.,; 'S '",I ,","Lai",r construction. WIMm must be the
to the Huroati of Health was fill as "lb. enll-ted in Mu I!.I7. In Troop ' ' cconstnietor. they s.nv . , i.ot me.c of
compared with C.3S jesterday. No (J. l-'ii-t PennsjUanla Cavaliy, and weni this counti'v . but. In a de-ji-e. ot the
deaths had been i enoi-teit up to noon, with llien to t'-iinp Hancock. Ha. Wh. n world. The l.e.icu.' of .Nations his
the cavalry reulineiil was disb.initi.il be cie.ituie. must have his chip during
Kvil Imvi to llt'li
, ... t. 1...1 r .i... i.
tnurira oniii conn ui.iii in iii.-i.im-
sylvanla ami Heiawiirc n vision m uie
Red Cross, lecelvetl a telegram today
from Surcctm (Jenpi.il Illue, In Wash-
ington, requestiiii; the Ited dtis to.
co-operate In the HkIU ncalnst the cpi-
demlc. The Hefl Onss will piovme
nurses nnd emei-Keticy Riipplles when
requested to do so by local authorities.
Tho Ited Cioss has set nslde $u7.'.,H00
to check further spread t the epl-
HftTnlfv
li' niran w.e ni-pxi't. of the m lltary
.;;:. ........ .-. ,- t ,.e n.
,. '.:.,.,.... ,i i i iti. :.....
reiieL uiii eiiu. v.. -. .juiii-.. "i .ti
vcivniii i renei nui .-.im,..... ....--. """"
,Jtancls. heart or tlie nureait oi nnihiim, lMKOf )H hPI(. t,i,ly n, wll lly ,,,,
will have I'lini-Ri' nf the Hod dos i artprnorm and tbnluht tintler the per
work in this section. son.il direction of Lieutenant John I'lill p
n'oiiki. the "AlaiLh Klnp "
' Uherty Siuss Slniietl , Tlll liam, , t.omOSPll ,lf ; tiaitud
.In Camden all theattes and motion itiuIclans and Is touring the cmintr in
nicture shows were closed this after- the Intel ests of the -ouith Llbeitv loan
l.I.- i... Ji, ii..i p itnaith Piibli.. 'I leaxts lotilKht for .New York, w III
noon by the lloan or Health. I til u ,.,, t ,laJH , ,,, ,,,, fl
gatherings of nil kinds, Includlni; lib- )u,a,, fnr ,v0 i:nKiand
erty tilnps, also were prohibited. , A ,,uM tt.un n( elcht coaclns. In-
DrUKKlsts Iw the downtown section ,
of Philadelphia were swamped with
c- t..i. i.,n, iu.i,,ii., i.i,,
D''-V""" ' "- " :.' . i, '
aOU fc4lV, ll'llt i"ivil I"
of Health to fotm! thorn rlorkn. Sev-
,ny have had l,v close their prescl,..
tion counteiK on account of the rush
Three druists have been stricken by Tlionsati.ls of AVrienltiiricts At-
til? (USCUHP 1 1 t
The action or Director Krusen In, tcul lntertale l'air
calling Tor physicians to llnht the Trenliin, N. 4.. Del. 2. Today Is fatm.
dlteaae In this section followed a con- icrs' day at the Interstate fair, and
Terence trllh M.ivnr Smtlb In wblcb
the llivnr consented to tbe us,, nf
mnl.A,. f,,rvi tli ..tti-'u , .... ..-.Ilr.? r.....l
rnone rrom the cltv s v.nr relief rum
to carry on tne enrnpamn. nils fund
vvaH tet aside to meet "emergency ex-,
penses Incident to p-cparatlim for war
and the defenss of the city or Phlla-
defa:'
Th fund orKinnlly totalled $100.-
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The eampaljrn In South I'hlladelihla
ts lieinp made nt the ieitiest of Sena-
tor Vare. who went to Director Krusen
today with a demand that the dlsti let,
in which he lives, bo lven immediate
relief. He offered to np? Ihe cost
of an organized c.impclcn and wait for
Courjclls to reimburse him.
jj- JHfTlir.'K Sin-t-Kll,,,! ;
1 .Joteph Oaffnes. chili man of Coun.
c.. .-..., ,uv . in,,,, ill...-, KUliKlWd HIP
use or tne war teller, rund. and both
City Solicitor Courell5 and Controller
Waltotf ruled that the money could he
UMd to flKht the Spanish inlliienza epl-
,jemCi
s0utbaiM:1l";rh;,,l?,r, .,?l!,on ',"
South I hlladelihla lo Iip pltirtil, whole
lamllies being In bed, unable to ohtnln
I phyfllc'ans, and, where they have phis-
lcians, unaoie to get urug.4, many pilar-
maclsta' supplies being i hausted.
The fifty physicians will be sent to ,
r the pollfe stations and will be quar.
tered tflore to answer calls at all hours.
They will be piovirted with large sup
Dllca of drugs that can be prep ired and
I given to the patn'ntn quickly
Cull for Vnliintrrra
. Director Kiusen has Issued an anneal
t to all phsslclans who wish to aid In the
.. i.-.j......- ...... .. . ... .... 1.. ....
Ssht to Oisembc? at hl3 olllce. S84 City
HAl. and ihey will le sent out at once.
As many more than fifty as can be oh.,
tabled will be used
The medicine situation In the down-
(own section, below Washington uvenua
ind east or Broad street, became iieute '
today There arc 1200 cases In the
lie ills,
"trlct. and twelve deaths have resulted
.-IK) 'far Between 300 and 100 patrons a
' iky crowd some of the drug stores. ;
Samuel Itoslns, druggist at Fourth and '
.Dickinson streets, collapsed while at
work today, and two of his clerks were.
I.trleUen Jhnrllv iflerwnrH
vftrA-. u,.a,"a .fi '..,' v. '
. J. J . """v-v """
tup hio v Ayr ,v.o . inn ocm
rlZ ,.,p. ." 01 ', 5,?re sl,1
to, the Munlcliul Hospital, Camden, this
dfternoon. Oltlclali of the shipyard sup.
piled the doctors, medicine and nurses
o care for them
Three Camden, toldlers vv ho succumbed
were brought home today They were'St Paul and Minneapolis were halted
Pri
whtf
fate
who
"Bdvv
Matth
i week ago and died yesterday
In answer to an appeal from the
CenUnued on I'n Two, Culnron Four
-i 1,
vate Carl F nicker, 1636 liroadway, loday, when tne noay or Arcntiishop vvnn nip I'ttiitiitinii inne. in rrsine, hy ,le L'nlted nuslceis Men-, i".., ,.i
died at Camp Quantlco, Va j Prl- J""? ireiano or ne iioimr, yatnoiid un. ' in tne operations in i wn en tne to tnke th, nci01, -once ln in.i Fiflv Hlii li ren Allionc Virliiii. ..f
David H. Boss. 8 It Spruce street. " "''- ""J "or" , """,t';" '-". Jn. " .ZSSW. iV.w '?? tll next Tuesday, the date ""' v... .:.,.., :.. ci'
died at Camp Mead.; and Private "hl"V.n'l.v in Vhi" a.i,hii,.. K on H ,jar ' h 1 1 "W" .,l.' . .'" " f.ntct I a- ' "s..v.
ard Matthews. 33 VVarien avenue. I'mhedral at 10 o'clock this forenoon have been faced by a greater number inT.;t.:. .li,-S.!""1.??' ?n2 I flv the Asiociated Press
ews was taken il) at Cainn Dlx and the funeral procession at noon were of machine guns than anv nrevlouslv nn .i.n, t....j.... n...i...i. ... ' j . . ,... ti,,.. i....,.i.. , .
AUTO DRIVERS -MAY ENLIST
, Opportunity for Men of Draft,
Ape in Transport Corp? . I
Automobile mnchlnl'ts nnd drivers of
clrnft age will ha for n few da.vs nn
opportunity of enlisting In the motor
tmnjport corps for Immediate sprvkc,
with the army,
I ttllssell A Clntk, of the ttade pto.
nnement unit elasltlcntlnn branch of
the Vnr Department. Washington,
oponrd headquarters today at the Auto
ninbllp Club. Twentv -third sheet be
tween Chestnut and Mntket sticels nnd
iwcen iiPstnui ami Miitket sticels nnd
wiii remain hete until the war impart-,
incut iwvs he has rteiultcd enough mrn
Mr. Clark Is one of several nirrtit of
the War Department sent-nver tlip coun-1
' tly tn conduct n inmpalgn tn enlist HI.'
I lino inpn ns privates In the motor ttniiH-
port corps. Ucciults mav tece've appll.
cation hl.inkH fiom Mr Clink at the Au-
tonioblle Club mid will bp pain!ned l
him. '
All men who have know, ledge of num.
"""ll" are eligible, but t!me mn.i
sought at pietvnt ate niitomobllp repair-
inpn. alp and tiansinIslon n5.lst.int.
light car drivers. Iinnn. nfwi lu.hi t l '
ditvets, geneta! and tool mom in.ichlii
tsls. nmtotcycle lepanets. radlaloi ip
p.ilrers. load teitpts. iiouble shoHcts.
truekma.tpri' nnd wpldeis.
ACROSS-SEA FLIGHT DENIED
Al,i(lI(. ,? .,,, Fiom '
Purely Imaginative
lly thr I nited Press ,
I VV llsltlngliili. Oct -.' 1'uM'sll. il icp'Ml
that a tinnsitlnntit .i tt Might was iivmIp
.till 2 were ilenlcil tml.iv b ihi "n
Pi p.irtiilpnt Thp ilppaitinrnt piiipo'i
to acieititln uhy th "Cii'tt'il .Sialic
nal limtltuti' proiedirnH". at An-
tiniollH printed the Hinr which pur.
,,,,,,,, (() hft (1 .., n, i)f n r,J,Uy
nicht from N'pw Koundl.uid to li eland,
T'"' "'"'''e .i pur.dv ImiKlnatlvp
ber of l."ylnc 'I'he d.iie oT the "oue-d.i:
tllht," .lulj i. Is III.. bllthda "f
v,ln ,. ,;!,., pri.u.,,, f the Aem
Club of Aimrle.t. and the Intel entlne bit
f Vc""" ""?." r."':n .h.v .:U.f"'' ' ' r .
in nonor m nawiej s iiiiiniiay
The artlele wan lepi luted in the Cnlted
r"i"s .""I iiiunne
..ni.. nliii.niu Ii.'.iiib..
Cioecedlncs It
" ,""1 ,ll("ln,t
teehiilenl wihu
C R STF.P.n DFAIl f)F CRIP
I'onncr I'.xcilin
I'tllllie I.('l"or
Man Die nt Cunt. Mo.rritt
was tinnsrerifil to the hospital corps
While at Cainn llancoik he niel with an
,, ,.,,r, ,...,,, i....i i. ..
, ,irKo1 collat Imne and kent blm
fr(,m embark. ni; for Kiame with bis
coniiadcs.
He was ti.nisfrried to fabip .Menitt
and on September 2
ini'iini" in wiin
nf".
SOUSA'S BAND HERE
Great Lakes Naval Conlin-ient to
c:..- - . . t.i....
urn; uiiimn nilliiv
l lie. -i In f--l ill
Lakes .'CawiTTHiliTTpir Station. ne.Yi i--
cludlne sleepers. dlnbiK cats and Ii.ii;
Mine cars tallies the h.vul on this ttlp.
wni en win mi
which will mil end. until the Liberty
Loan campalKii Is over.
PARMERS' DAY AT TRFNTflN
thousands of nKlll'UltllrNtH have taken
the; 'lay off 'tn attend the fair w lib their ,
rn.lll ....I.-.1 ... ..... .
l.liiiine-i .null, tiiiltru Ml him KIOUIIUS
, i-,twi,., i0Mi -atnomnblles, lnillc,itlnK
prnsperll) of some of them at least The
midway was crowded iail In the das
and the sideshows were well patronized
IHunlrmls found liileiestlnc exhibits In
,hTo'mnMoVV-ni ',.,!
, J;nTVay" "lM nllVnrt,.bVll";
pieat ctowds to see the political celebi I.
ties of the State, liovernur l-Mce and
Cnlted Stntes Senators Halrd mul I'"ic -
llnlufen will probably be present as
"p" H8 ConKiessnien, leKlsl.uors, State
"'"dais and "leswr llKhts."
SHIP RftARn HAQ HJC. DDnfDAM
IllirlcV
Asks t!U,()()0,000 fori
n" .. i. r - at l
llll(lll!: ol l.t cses
... . ....., .
") 'c " ' "-j
WhsIiImkI.,,.. Oct. 2.Contructl.,n of
154 vessels nf I.SuO.nno deadweight tons
' the additional pioKram of the shlppinc
'boaul disclosed today to the House Ap-
lly the Associated Press
wyi"z v. rw:,rnr' ,n """" "; "":"' .l-
,it0i authorizations or JtSl.llOO.uuO Coiillniie.l on l',ur Nine, Cnlnn le
for the nresent fiscal venr
The program contemplates the build-
nig ot sin steel anil 214 wooden snips,
The shipping board's figures Include re.
'P'ems ior di,i.iii,iititi ror plant facilities,
marine railroads and dry docks.
. TWO SCHOOLSJLOSED
jLuok of Coal Ciiu?c in One Cae.
I Enpinerr HI in Oilier
Laik of heat nnd Illness or an en
, raiismi two nubile schools in rlns.
f '.r ,P"'.Jn'' eJy tw-o thousand ehlT
j,J'na,'lUnB y ' uand hll-
T-jie llelmnnt School Fortv-flrst nnd
Brown streets was c'ompeled tn close
because coal ordered sometime ago had
not been delivered. In view of the
snread or Influenza it was decided bv
the school authorities that It wnyld he
unvvlt-e to hold sesilons, .Nearly 600 chll.
dm. attend the school
.., '. " , "' "IT,"' ""lui. r.""'
"' '"?... V j i.i..,- . ,r.l,. .. L ..!.'
," , e'nded'h near' Tsoo ouoli, "'
: ' '
ADrUDTCUflD IDCI AMn DIIDICn
niWviiuuilui iiuiniMJ UUIVILL
jL-
Solemn Servire in Cnthei nil nt
c. . ,, .... .
3'- ' 't"' Many attpnd
By the Aisociated Press
hi. I'anl, Minn.. Oct. 2 Stnte, munlc.
inai. ewc and industrial iictlvltles In
solemnly impressive, iiuntirens or mill,
, T men uiicnucu me pumtiiiai jugn
mass.
The mass was said hy Bishop Thomas
(larnvan, at Sioux Falls. S. I)., a life
mt MBWgnty en ArsBiiw)
VIEW WILSON
AS CANDIDATE
FOR 3D TERM
o . C IV
senators Assort htilt ratio
c
Speech Kovoals I'rosi-
dont's Decision
wuHi.n m:iH "ilimm;
PUHPOSK DKI'ICU
i
League of Nation? Vk ill 'ectl
His (rtiitliug Ihinil .
Lcalei Say
NO "SWAPPING HOUSES
,Kriend Auxiotix Thai Amor-
ioan Cliief Retain Hi Po-.-ili'tn
as Wtirld Force
tly CUNTON W. CM IH'.liT
Stuff f'nirrj,tnulcnt Jlvrvuia 'iiliflr .riuzr
I vliyrtoltt , ll'IP. '' I'ubllr l.iilll-l In
W'l'llIllRtoll, lift. 2
It can be said with the utniott pml
tlveni'vo that I'ic-lilcr.t Wilson Is now
a caiidld.lle for leiionilliatlon, lie and
.,, ,, i,,,iu i,.. ln.,,i0 ,,., ii,B11. nilnd
llls fl len,ls hnV( m-,,le l"' thP" ml""s
that the national etneiceniv t fol-
lvv the war will rompcl him to eek
the iroIilcnr once mine. In their
lew it will be JiHt as much sw ip
pllicr hoist'" miihIiik a stieini as to
to.iljf. niirithr.i m.iii I'ti.swlint Inline
itl.itih after this war 1 oni, as it
"!""!'1 "r T' 'V.'1:' '."."r.?. ,".":
the first veai- of ih npetlilinns.
War's Km! I Near
Mr. AVIUon's rim (-e Is well un
teistood iimiMis Hemociatle pulltlcims
lu this city. It m.u chanse betme
the time ionics for makluj nnmlhi
tlons in 15)211. Amliltlons thai 'late
fiom two years ahead of nnniimitli.K
conventions often disappear before the
deleKalcs assemble, lint In this case
the future can be foreseen with lea-
"""able ceit.ilnu. The w.n Is likely
to elm wiinin me nei icw uu-iito.
Tho peace conference In which 1'ies-
l-ident-vitson- win mav iniTiRpwtt
die will last well on into I'll!). Thi
IiiKUe or Nations will faiily Ret
started In 11)20 when nominations will
have to be made.
At the same time the task of set
thiK Industry In this country, and
the woild over, hark to a normal basis
will besln. It will be almost as deli
cate and as Kxave a task as the con
duet or the war. Keconstruetlni ror
one nation cannot be separated from
' reconstruction for the other nations,
It will be an International problem
and. therefore an executive problem.
I'lliit f I.IKHP "f Nnllnns
Mr Wilson has been tho leader of the
world In lookltiK towatd International
Dtcanlzatlon. If tbe leapue of nations
Is formed be will natuiallj be leluctant
to abandon Its success to other ImihN.
He will feel that Its ruttue Is better
assnrpd If h'' lem.ilns rustdent than
It will bp if'nnothei man, peibaps less
'...... ...nl I. ... In l.'llll It tnl.U .ttllOlt M'llM
r ,. 1 1 1 1 .n 1 1.-. i ...... . - ". . -
I Mist Tew 5tars of the lfiiRtic will be
critical veat. In a sense the war will
be orr.' Hut in te.ilit the erf.eta of
,1P wnr m B ,, ,t h plain trnm
..,p i.r(.idpnfs lecent New Yotk speech
" he .outempla.es a l...Ke Inlema.
'"' '" ,"' .....e for Perl ,,
to see that slBiiatui ies to the peace, who
"cannot be trusted." aie .nipelloil In
abide by the rullnKS or the mnfederated
nations.
The prediction iccently made by a
French olllcer here that there would be
a blK International ntmy In Lurope for
ten jears after the wat will on- i... fai
wionp.
Mm cover, on this side of rroiisliuc.
lion. H IK aicueit oy tne iieiueni s
'friends, (hat the war niBnulinitlon be
.I.,,. pPPt,l ..111 be Die best milehlnpiv
--- :-;.-.,,,.,,,, '..,. ,. . .,,.,.,,
"' 7",J " J'h .,, ' " " "War
'",a " ,"'e , ' '""" , , , " ",r
tr-,'n ''""" "' food, fuel and tail.
,to.id administrations have had eperl-
DDtCDAWC lWfllllDV rtUCCDDrn
UlVIJUrllVL, UiyuiIVl UIJI LIVIVU.U
ijspnutp iilicoiniiilllco Awaits
Presenre of All Member
VVa.ltlnBliin, Oct 2. (Il I Si
Investigation (if the cbaiges made
against Aithur Itrlsbane, publisher uf
the Washington Times by Allen I'lnn
erty Custodian A. Mitchell Palmer was
ponponed Indefinitely today bv the sub
committee of the Senate Judicial 5 Com
mittee appointed to conduct such an In-
nunee nppoinieu 10 conuuci sucn an in-
vestigation It whs t.gieed that the In-
( estKatlon Knnllll) 1)e ma(Il. nn, p, ,i
fu" "nc"n,nltt',c, Two members weie
1 "" today.
Senator fivennan pinduced a bundle
of documents, including checks and bank
"".lances, wine 1 lie expia neu lie 11111 ip-
lZZff JJ 'L WH'I ,?".'' JN ?L ' . "f.,".:
celved trom Palmer and which he or.
.."onnd,n tial" '"" ""
; An,iet,mra ' Miessed tn Senator Ovei-
"'an by Mr. Hrlsbane ststlng that lie
nt ""' oelred but would welconip a
"'"'f """l"? ;".'''?""".'' .".''"'
V aiieBsinmt- was also ornereu in ee
I'rinietl ill Hie reenrn, wim Meiiatnr I IV er.
"' le.l'ly thai hsd not el been lie.
, lermined vvnat course or scope the In-
: eKiipmion pntum (hko,
6,000 TAKEN BY CANADIANS
Machine ttn take Heavv Toll
f i-w ..,,,,
111 Illlllllllllll p. lllllts
concemraien on tno tanaiiian front
inn iomw ui m ramiivB lorcts were
corresnondlilclv heavy
While Canadian casualties since last
Friday- have beon heavy. In part Ihey
rf jwsot W PfWKHHU WK MT-sri 01
I linn with n vnlllntnpv pobntnilnn ...1......., .1.JU IVluLLll' 111 It. 1 TTIIJrL,rt,
The Day's Honor Roll for
the City ami Its I trinity
lill.UI) IV VC1II1V
i.ii:cti:nvnt j. ii. it. in inn. m
Culpkl iienn (1'nnfrii tnlb rrr-ortM I
NIIIII.KWr IMMIKI.I) V. .IVIK-UN.
l'.'ls ll.inmnt HVpnur ipri.vlnu' re
cur'.! unelflil.ill . it ntllilnl tint in
dlv
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street.
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I'muits! Pa
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Phnentxvllle I'd
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I'lllVAir. NUI SON 4. IIIIOWN. Nnrlh
l.aniitlnwne. Pa
I'ltlVATK livm,i;s I), SNMliai.
PhnenUllle. Pa.
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tnrA Pa. '
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IVrkti-
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I'lilVATI. S. 1. KOCH. Potttllllt. r.i
Ocfofier S, 1018
The nbovc Hit li lompUcit mm
the official cniinf' ircon niirl
fintn unofficial ie;ior received hj
telativet anil friends liam men
iierscaa.
STORES BEGIN FUEL SAVING
30,()n() Estahlislnnenu'Voliintarily
J0'"1"1 ,6 L!,19t
Nearly 30,000 stores in this city and
?.'i'InA,KJf,"r?. . 2,c' .'.t night in
Thursday evenlmr until furthpr nottee
Tney will keep open until 10 o'clock the
other nlihts uf the vvuek.
The SUte fuel administration today
"Wk T I-
the
a ftr
BERLIN TRIES
TO STEM THE
PANICKY TIDE
Yin Chancellor Frantically
Submits Plan for Now Par
liamentary Svstem
AFFECTS GERMAN AND
PRUSSIAN MINISTRIES
Independent Socialists and
Poles Refuse Go em
inent Rait
PEOPLE ARE IN FOMENT
Imperial Minister? Leave
Sinking Ship as Kaiser's
Doom Draws Near
Austria Trembles
on lirinh of licrolt
Spcrhl Cr.lilr In llirning I'nhlic
l.rdqrr
nti,;M in,' h'j .VHP York Tmn. fn.
Loiiilcii, Oct. 2, The London
Dallv Cliii'uicle'n illiilomatle corro
spontli nl avs:
"Ausitl i must go the way or Hill--rn-in
fm the same soc'al. et-nn-'Hile
ant! poliiniil pressure i nt vvoik.
She is it. tubl.tv on the blink of a
rev Mm ion fiom exhaustion."
ll the Amuiatcd I'rrn
Amslcnlaiu, (i t J
Plans an ti'ii'i-r cntislderatinii f"'
the n-iii ganiatiim of both the impel la 1
Cierinan .mil l'nisslan mlnltiies on
the llms of a i,irllatn('iitiii sstem.
according to the Keilln Taeblatt.
which iUotes i.'rietlrlch von IMM-r. the
Imperial vice chancellor, to this effect.
The vice ch incPllor'. the new -paper
.i.vs, received the le.iil.'i'-i of all
tin- p.ittits vestenlay (till1 ilwcttssed
he ciiiitcnip'atctl iiarlininpnturiKutlfin.
which the vn e chifiicclloi ib'c'.arcil
would exti'iitl to the Prussian as well
as to the Impel I'll nilnlsttj He nNu
s.-ild that th" iiluo,' ttlou of iert.nns of
Articles :i and 21 of the constitution
must be taken In hand in mo 1 as
possible.
f Article 0 ptovides that "each menv
ebr nf the llundesnith shu'l have the
light to appeal- In the Itelchrftng, .mil
.must hhyiiul theie nt any limp he
shall so iciiuest. In order to lepte-i
a nt the views of his (Jnvernment
even when such view a shall not have
been adopted In-the malorltv of the
Iblliilesiatb No one shall nt the same
time be .1 ini'iiiebi of the lliinder.ith
mil of th" Itelchstag."
I Article 21 leads: "(Intel anient nih
il. lis shall not lequlte leave of tibence
In iirilei to cuter the Helchstag. When
metnber of tbe R-Iohstiig accepts n
s il 1 '.oil olllce nf the Kmplie, or a
s.'iliiileil olllce in one of the States nf
the Confederation, or accepts am
utile nf the I'mplre or of a State In
v nlvliig hlslier nil. I: or s.il.ny. he shall
foifpit his seat and vote in the Iteiclis
tic but mav iccover his plate In the
same bv 11 new election. "1
Ylciin.i and IJeriln In Panic
Tim repi-fsentatlvis of tbe Itlgllt. of ,
the independent Snclallsts .ind of tin
Poles, the Tareblntl state-i have re
rused to cooperate in the fin malum of
11 toalltlon government.
At a sitting of the m ilti committee
of the (if 1 man Itelclistng on Moililav
Vicc Chancellor von Payer 11 ad n tie- ,
en e fiom the Ktnpeioi-aiinnuncliig the
iisignatioii of Imperial Chancellor von
llertllng lie announced tint the for
niei Chancelloi had cilled 11 ineetliu
of paitv lenders to ifiseuss the sltua.
Hon. An Indefinite adjournment was
then taken bv the committee.
Satin ilav'n Vienna newspapers
which have reached heie. describe
tbe tienieiitlous sensation cause 1 In
the Austita.11 capital b.v the IJulgailan
collapse llumorH spread with light-nlng-hke
lapitlltv thnt-Tilikev Jiad
fnllowetl suit, that King Ferdinand
luii! abdicated, that bis palace hid
beet blown up and tlr't a 1 evolution
hut! In nkeu out In P.ulgaila
These 1 ttmors were piompilv denied,
but the Impiesslon temained that lltil
gnriii's secession had 'iilmln'stered a
grave blow to. the dual tnonnrchv.
Muse Losses In the Hoarse
Theie was n panic In the Hnui-se
wheie the losses. " nci'oidlnr to the,
Neues .lournnl, ran up to I'lu points In
some cases Tin- panilemoiilum on the
lludapest llourse was such that busi
ness hail to be suspended The clns
li.g or both the "Vlennn and lludapest
riotirses was contemplateil ror a time.
t'pntlnitril nn Pace i:isltt, ('nliiinti One
10 MORE AMERICANS HONORED
. l)isiii"tiisliMl Service (aos-ies
Given Them ly Peiiiii;
VV n.lllllL-llltl. t)Cf 'J lift t v v
IHsllugulsliPil service ciosses have been
nwaiueo i" vn. iiii.ii. iiieiinit-is in hip
Anieile.ui expeditionary fuice bv Gen-
eial Peishltig. the Win I'liiartment w-as
notitled Hits nftetnoon The men lion
oied b.v i.eneiai rersning are-
Flr.t Sergenllt .liillli II. VV Inthrnp,
siininirr Omve iivrinie, lir.vn Vltmr, I'n )
Coiporal Socrates Carageorg, slstei
leslibni "f Uieece; Wagoner Itobeit L
VVorden, Wichita. Kan : First Lleiilen
ant llarr) It Wheat. North Cambridge.
.Mass : Sergeant Waltej- I.. Chellls, i:is
woith. Mich Ctiptaln C M. Williams,
nddtess unknown; Second Lieutenant
Frank Itatta Chllllcothe. Mo. j .sprseant
Tlinnms i-niHiinusii, Ji urnnnviiie me.
nur I'ltlsbiirili. I'ii.i First Lieutenant
Godfied II VV vke f;ov-ernars Island X
V , CnrpnrHl Kol.ert 11. Illle,. che.ter.
1 "' -
Q.cn KILLED IN R. R. WRFrif
I.UH1IIIM. wvi. - ....... ,.u,,UiVN mm
fifty persons have been killed. It Is
feared. In a railway accident north of
Mahno. Sweden, fcays an Kxchanee Tele.
graph from uopeiiiiusrii luuay.
1 Fifty children vvhotTiere returning la
I Stuekbohn from the. oduntry aw amgng
I th dead, tM -1 w'' '
" i S. !W. v
BRITISH
JNE FROM CAMBRAI TO
REGION. OF ST. QUENTIN
GERMANS READY
FOR EVACUATION
OF BELGIAN SOIL
Pl.m- ll M.ul,. fr IJctuoval to
Own Frontier. Military
Governor Declare
Special Calilc tn I'.x rnmt; I'nhlic .eiigrr
'"li, .1,,;, I .,v ', ,, 1 ...! i,, . ' C
Amsterdam, tlet. J -illlspatch to the i
London I'aih lpress.)
I understand that th.- nilllairv ec
I'Ptittv to Itaron von nlki t.hausen
ttprrmn Onvenmr of llelgtum. speitk
lug ' e- tet-dni to ."
leiidinu lluti'hni'in
lemiinB Jiuuninan
it Die H-irup said-
Plan-, -re readv for tin? cnly evac
tint in 'C Helglum 'f It should bo round
1101 es in Th" fieim 111 ttltllv 111 IteJ.
glutn wlh n'tu n to the Merman fron
tier in order to show the vvmlil that
weieullv vvunl to defend nut-county."
It is ruinoifil hi'io that the Dutch
arm nutlinrltiet- t iklug the I i'.t. are
sliengthmlns tltel' ItcWIum frontier
In oidei to pis-vem any violation of
Hutch tei'iilmv by tiii retivnttnit tier-
mint
InlllKi'l" ll). limn M'lv IlnuMe Uitnlj
I aiif" r. I'" 1 '. .' Willi ps i-ii'-
VMS Ml. 1 ' ' ' f-lrit . 'i 1-4 1 1 1 ' r. 11 fl jn, I
11 thr. 11 i-ii 11. local 1 'l-en L.ci-i imp
Inst 1 ,. h .iniiouiie.ns that In. '.ii..'a
'f ni 1 hnd b.-ei) rr ached and that Ic omml- Ion- i-er-f tti Mann'., lit;
iul m -ip on . to dale amounted tn $125 - Nnr'h Twp'fth street nurse J7V p. r
inn. Kfrttt are now be'ns made 10 1 month , I'r Kn'berlne II idlev Ij'ni
inli tii the quota All sections of .NorM Plft--second sim' school niedl
the tointv ippnrt raild gains, cal ipeetnr. $tinn a ycat.
ITALIANS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK TO BOOST L0A1T
AN ATLANTIC roUT. Oct. U. Nearly two hundred Italian
.-uldicru arrivctl tod-iy to boost the Liberty Loan. The troops arc
ninety JJniul anil ninety Ilersaglk'i'l. The Koyal Qi-cuniUer Baud
ami ninety. five Saidlnians alio arrved, Captain 0. Lauinupa
imni h in coininaiid. Kcnic&ciitatvcb of the Italian cm,bassy and
'!:.' Vailed i-'.-Jt.. Wi Vc.riuz'.iK uie tbe rcrii
PITTSBURGH DISTRICT NEARS $100,000,000
pITTSBUlvOH, Oct. !i.
'fur tUu i'uuith JTcderul Ucz
Cleveland, wtsltrn I'eun&ylvi;
iowa.nl tUt "? 100,000,000 mark.
lyiul tulri'.'iiptiuos ai 10.U0 ft
MAYOR REFUSED
BE1,
EARING WAIVE
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M.
i.ir Ir" 'r-i-i- o
i-M -i- in (''iii'i'.c.s in
Ir'.flfh (.ItSf
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r.OI.'Ul.N "lS OSI-JUITOR
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wnv nt' ii'tor ii"'
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1. lA.inlliuitinii in lil IM ml It
ii
iltlil'lltis mls -nn pf elBllt inn
illitates 1 eriltlrd sa i-IUIIi! Hi.,!-.
s.uV nv-rme. 71 IS.- mlnimtjm
fnr .llirlMllir tieini: In
II, Munr .smith "nreif !hne
Inl
ni.lill'eri n un-viil er II- en
Mtlnil. fnriner S-nslnr Prlii-n! I..
Tmtln. the ll-v ll- II nn
l.rkllil ll d Snnhli. I, Hiss
r.ill'iivlni llielr r fi-snl In el.rt
ijinl. Inm supervisor
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li ,t-it ..f lleer. Ktlnli wih np-
i.. n'me-' f f ,i,. n . monii,. rs
,ine In fill n vhchucv "i '1 l
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seal 'il W -r i I.I -fiSUMi' ft' Mm,, l
s,v s,.. ,,n iiffajvit .if ottn
T 'lt- Irrsriute- ef lti
rjriinn1it'AspetHlUs, Writ ,in'u
, il ie s'i hsvtor and tnls,b'iii'"inr
In nffli e
sept, 'it Vb I'Wfll"' r s'tlteit m. ni-in-..
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Mav ii
bnilv g '
'4 V h ni""nipii'ipd bv his
I c oriM liens app'-ireil bp.
f"i ' '' " ' ' ''',"'' ' ' ' '' 'ai'-i's
,,lllce. '' 'll'ile'i- n"l - e'lfl .IV. lilies
this a e Ir.'mt. nlmii tin me mm-
mutter no chars.-' SI '''
V! o'4t uf the
Miip'vintinem of lidwatd iiinlelius as su
perv -vir of playg.rotindi and expected to
wa've i hearing Much to his surpiire,
the VsglstrntP Insisted upon a hearing
and proceeded with the case.
on reaching th- Maglstinte's -ourt.
the Mavoi. after vneetlng a few friends
aniioui
I he w-ns not tepresented by
,.u,iH and wulud waive a hearing on
,he rh,,g, h.ch. as specified In the
nrr!, Hn.,,MI ut i, ,, viallery. are
mtsbeliivli.r and misdemeanor In orllce
I -------------. ...
JuiIb- noiuii'l insisted on the hearing
pioce. fling 'avins i.ere was uocumeni.
niy ev flem " Imp rtant to the piuescti. ,
linn 10 b iiffsi-it The lunr'ng then
ptoceed-d a'ld 1! nest L, Tuslln, Habbl
Henry Hi'-kjwIT. unit several others of
fered testimony.
Tills will be the second ariulBimvnt
In a year Jijr the .Major The Ilrst
time h faced charges of conspiracy In
ihe Fifth Ward case, conspiracy to vio
late the Sherii law. and' conspiracy to
obstruct a fre election In cgpnectipn i
I . .... -1 i i II
' Contlouca: ou I'us' Two. Cstuwa lire .'
- sV ....
BREAK GERMAN
DAMASCUS FALLS
TO GEN. A..LENBY;
TURK RULE OVER
(,,..t Cit, j,, . World ami
St'ciir of Conversion of
St. Pan!
I. unci. m. net i
liamnscus. the capll.il of Sxrla was
ncctinl.d ti i.ttipral Albntn's foites on
Tueyda.v niornliiK. necntdtnR to an olli-
lal slniPiUPiit iiMueii iona n tin1 urn-
!li War office
Hainii'i'ii- Is ihe Turkish base In
S.vrln ami Pnlest'ne anil Its fnll probablv
means the end or all Turkish tetnanc
,al'' "'' nn'' -Vla t'1"1 ancient clt
( ( n(.()n )nh) nf ,nlIloai,, ,,..,.
big I" Mi p 'rt fif It'll ut and Aleppo IS'
nil'es nortliiast. ihe most Itnp'iri.im
Tin li jili has" in this legion or "i Mi
ni r
i.iniisi-us l the iMitltal or the Vllaiit
"f Srli. and his a population of about
I fin nee It Is nno of tbe hol.v cltlis "f
the .Mo'ianiliiiilaiis ami the Ainhs lega-d
it a-" one of the four p.iiadlrs on i.-irtli
It was In I i.imacua that St Paul
lp converted Here aie a "Supm that
's cal'ed straight, mentioned In .the N'pw
Tis'iiniint. and the itilus of the houses
"f .Naaman Hie lejier and of Vn-iti a"
nldist eliv In the woild. antedating
Uat)lon liamiuUM exls-ftl when Vbra.
ham erossiil ihe plain of Harati
Pimi X'-i'ti"n t.pl f'ilv I0I1.
Th fellow tnif muntctpil appolntniptit-
were n i"ouml ioi'.bv bv the cu tl Serv-
-Fo.u-tu Ltbeity Loan suubcnpuons inBclgium and aie .outflanking yj j
erve DUtrict, Including Plttabutsl j1o,d. The Germans hovefe-firaifLal
aula and eastern Ohio, today crai.betr,., andeninBHtish nonf- C "?!
Fourth Liberty Loan subscriptions
An unofficial estimate placed
m. nt r,iP7,PO'i.,oOC
FOE IN ARGONNE
YIELDS TO U. S.
I'res.MiiT offjAmeririiu Army
breaks. Down Enemy's
tuliiiorn Rtii-lanee
HELD FOR THREE DAYS
Bv i.nV!N I.. .M
V'liV V.atdt' tn I'.ii'nins I'nhlic t.edsvr
, .,i : i ., ..'.
With the mericiti i nv In rniiu-c
vvnn 1111 vtit'iiciti .i u.v 111 11.11111,
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A itc thiec davs nf slubbmn n slst-
ll'c. l-fl'lst the I'lif litem- nl esslli e
ai.e. ,i,n.ii tin i,nriltut.i piL.ssuie
of the American First Anns' th" Or-
mans nre icportel to be vvithih-uvvlng
tluiratlvancea elements on the lert of
. ,
our Alsiie-Mcuse sector, pulling their
trnois nothwatil In thu vlclnlt.v of
the AigoaiHi forest toward the Kilem-
liild.StelliiiiK positions.
On the rlsht our linop ate up
against this Hue In the vlclnlt.v of
Ibleulles It Is Iflleved that the Ger
mai.H are teid.v to make n strong
stmul nn tin- Kilfiuh.ln-Stelliing l.ne.
Hack of this series uf positions the
vlerllians have no orgatllZllI line oil
this side or the llelglan holder.
The tioops Which have done such
valiant tUhllng in the Argomie for-
ft nvcicoining the font ear-old
German tlefenses, believe: by the
boche to bo linin gnahle, are New
York troops They come from .Man-
Italian. Ittooklvn. the llronx. Long
Nlmd and Westi hesler inustlj. These
niun;t'iH were tialned ai (imp I'ji
tou and have fought with the. spirit
of s isoneil veterans, under most dilll-i-'tlt
weather coudltloi s.
Smaslntl All Defenses
When tin" tait"l against the Hln-
.i.,,,!,,., c iin ,1,,,. , l t ,.,,, their
Memiuig line iiiiv ua i to cut tneir
wit. .hroug.i two and a half miles of
"ai i"' I vvne ueiinses .ig.iitist t.erm.'Ul
macmne-gtiiiH riue una uriiiier nre,
as well as gas.
Yesterday was relaiivelv quiet on
the Ametlcan Argonne-Meuse bector.
Vv'o repulsed two Geiman counter-at-
tacks one It. the legion ot Cierges
and the nthei at Apremont.
In the last three das, we have held
Apremont. a good strategic point, despite
lepeated cffoits by the Germans to gain
control.
nur driving eased off yesli
supplies and ahimunltlon w
up over the bad roads
ertlav. while
ere brought
T"
vlUr nrt? If
.
giving greai iri.uoie 10 m uermun
,n . si:Tr0,, Two
WEATHKK LUCK HUN
i'nrtlictoudy toniuht
tnif Miiscftfcti (omtirrotc.
CTis the fun's sorry pliyht, .
fc'o ho trouble xce'll borrow.)
Xelthcr hotter nor cooler
(Except for boche ruler.)
f-Jair Tears Great
Gaps in Enemy's
Defenses
T3IG TEUTON
RETREAT NEAR
Allies Sweep on in Bel
gium Foe Fires Menin
and Roulcrs
FltENCH ADVANCE FOUR
MILES ON A ESLE FRONT
ip i . i r r .1
1 cuuiiis tveure IJCIorc XJCrinC-
lot Petitin Presses Past
St. Qtientin
THIERRY MASSIF TAKEN
i;,,;..,.'. I.,,.;.. r. n;...,.
IN..I1SU s VrtllieS I'aCC UlSagtCr
'a Foeli Delivers Smash-
in;: Rlous
London, Oct 2.
The German lino in the west i3
cmhililinR ami n hip retreat appar
ently is near. The Allies have over
run the Hindenbure; line on a fifty
mil" front.
Tho British have broken the Ger-
ijrcn line from St. Qucntin to Cam
brai. The Kicnch have captured St.
Quentin and ptesscd on eastward. On
th' Aisne-Vesle front the French
have nlunpcd'th-ee to four miles and
1 the enemy is in reticat. St. Thierry
massif fcns been captured.
1 inc .v-ineti nimies orc.swec"ing on
tors are shellinp the Germans t , the
coait.
lly the Ainciated Press
London, Oct. 2.
Hetwten Cambrai nnd St. Quentin
the Herman line or defense has been
broker.. It is uncertain what lines
the enemy has In the iear. The Brit
ish advance threatens the Oerman line
or letreat In the OIt Valley and alsp
rrom the massif of St Gobaln.
I'ield Marshal Halg today announc--I
the Ine.iklng or the ("ierman line
i.n the Ponsommes-Iteauievolr front
mil his report shows that wide gaps
have been torn ii the Oerman de
fenses between St Quentin and I
C.itelot, south or Cambrai, In a new
Itrltish onrush.
(Ihatlii voir Is two and one-half miles
ast or I.e Catelet and Kopsommes is
neuiy five miles northeast of St.
SSopreJhV'wllh'1 Ne'w :
landers, have occupied Cvevecoeur
and Iliinilllv. Sequchart, Tour and
one-hair miles southeast of Pelllcourt,
has been cantllled. nu lias the hnmlpt
nf Ptesclles. Just to the north,
Cambrai has ben mined, but the
,!l ll,"h foices have rouglu nround the
nwn ani, thus lmvi, fol,p(. thp Jjlan(l
"r the enemv. The Germans decided
"" September 1 to bum Cambrai and
"neli ""' dvlllnn iopul.itlon to leave,
. Tu, Astrulliiiis )iave finished tho
work of clearing nut the German de-
f' ''" south of I.e Catelet and Gouy
nd hud fiM'd Joncouri. just to the
ninth, of enemy troops. Americans
,.,. lighting nlongsltle the Australians
in the (lolly legion)
nispaiclies trim tne rnmt say that
between the Alsne and the Vesle Hlv
ers l-'rench ttoops In the last three
(lavs have advanced on a front of
'en miles to n depth or three to four
miles. The Germans r.ovv are re
ticitlng toward the line thej held In
15)17.
In view of the loss to the Germans
nf St Otteritln nnd tbo llneo tn thn
nnltn of ,,at cltJ n enemy retlre-
ment on a fairly large scale In Trance
nd Helglum seems probable. Given
fnllly Kond wolther some very bly
, lia. SPH 'i the western front may be
s,,n before winter
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ROULERS IS FIRED
BY FOE AS ALLIES
GAIN IN BELGIUM
Torch Applied to Menin British
.Monitori- Shell Coast Rail
road Line Useless
fly the Associated Press
Loudon, Oct, 3.
London, Oct, 3.
The towns of .Menin and Roulero,
railway Junctions In Flanders, have iJV
ben set on fire by the Germans tn ?
the race of the ndvnnclng Belgian,
British and French troops. Frer.ch
guns now control the railway Una
running fiom Ostend, through Thour- "
cut and and Bou ers to Courtrai t -
11.111,1, ,r,nitna .. .n.nnAw.in -J
,'tl,IO, ,...., I. ,U. ,, . V U-UWC1 Ultlilh ,
actively In bombarding the German ill
llnuu nn n Mrl tAi t It u r-ni nt
ll 1 V', ltllV MX U-l llltl VUO I
r',ei.ch and Belgian troops hav ,r ' j
mado fresh progress In the direction .' ,
of Uooglede and Boulers and the Brit
isn nave
(SjIoulers.
ISie Belgl
1 Inst nlghi
ish have seized Leaeghem on the.
Menin railway, according ta
Belgian ottlciat statement lsau4
ilsht -5
lly lo Osocialfii Press
With the British Armies In Fi
Oct. 2.
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