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FILING IS NOT NECESSARY
Trenton, July .'tO. In an opinion of
'ttrltlwprcntl importnnce to the voter of
tho stntc, ns well ns the ntttliorltles
chnrced with tho enforcement of the
Ct. Thomns V. MeCrnn, attorney kpii
ral, replying to nrvrrnl ipiostlonH pro
pounded liv Hertrnm II. Mntt. county
cleric of Morris. Kve the lir.st offielnl
construction on the revision of the clef
tion Inw pnssed nt the prccnt session
Mr. MeCrnn decides thnt the countv
!h chargeable for nil the expense nf con
ducting n senornl election, uhetlier the
enmc Is conducted by the count clerk.
the county ltonrd of l'leetinn or the
municipal clerk In belmlf of the countv
clerk. The only expense to be borne bv
tho municipality under the revision is
1hnt nf i.rliiflm- Hi., luillnts for the Iirl-
Tnary election and for conduct ins local I
muntclpnl elections in tnce municipali
ties where the election is conducted sep
arate and npart from the general elec
tion. , , ,
For the new or additional duties im
posed upon countv or municipal clerk,
they nro not entitled to an additional
compensation, the nttornej general also
rules. As to the dut of providing and
maintaining polling places, the opinion
says thnt while it Is the duty of the
municipal clerk to look aftei the erec
tion of polling booths, the cmt of the
booth nnd Its erection Is a proper charge
to be paid for by the count .
Answering n further inquiry as to
whether it Is proper nnd lawful for the
county clerk to pay for tho ue of
echoolhouses or municipal buildings
when uted for polling places, the opinion
directs that where the property belongs
to tho public, whether municipal. cdunt
or stntc. when it is ilesicnaieu us
polling place the county Is not rcnuireil i
u. "in Ji ifc n ... o...w. - ,
to make compensation for the name
The opinion further declares that it
I is legal to write In Upon tho primary i
ballot tho name of a person for whom l
no petition has been tiled, and mat uim,
tho right of every voter to vote fori
any person to till an oltice whetner lie
bns been nominated or not in accord
ance with the law.
'Allies Set Limit
on Russian Truce
Continued from Tune One
have Issued orders calling to Bolshevik
arms all males from sixteen to fifty
years of age within the invaded terri-
The Poles are determined to defend
Lemberg to the last, and if it falls It
will only be after perhaps the greatest
battle of the present conflict, as vir
tually all of Lembcrg is prepared to
support the soldiers in n tight to the
finish.
London. July .'10. (Iy A. V ) On
the northern front of the Itusso-Polish
battle line the Uolsheviki have captured
the fortress of Ossovetz and the Poles
are fal'ing back on Lomza. seventy-five
miles northeast of Warsaw, says a
llussian Soviet official statement under
r Thursday's date, received by wireless
today.
The statement also says: "In the
XSialystok region we have occupied n
number of points from seven to three
and one-half miles north of Blulystok
town.'
"On the Crimean sector, in the Alcx
androvsk nnd Orlekhov regions, fierce
fighting favorable to us is proceeding."
Parent Protests Vaccination Rule
Trenton, July ?,0. Albin O. Nieo
laysen, of 19 Lee avenue, .has filed a
protest with the Hoard of Education
against the rule compelling the vac
cination of all pupils attending the
public schools. Mr. Xicola sen's pro
test follows the refusal of the prin
cipal of the Crdwnlader School to ad
mit his eight-jear-old son as a pupil
as the child ha not been vaccinated.
EESBBEEEafflSE
PLACED ON COUNTY
Place Your Order Tomor
Save V3 to V2 On Our
Entire
PRE-INVENTORY
SUI
Sale Positively Ends Monday
That means tomorrow is your last chance but one and don't be the last
minute man! Promptly at closing time Monday we start taking stock, and
Man, believe us, we take stock at the full regular prices these woolens were
marked. That means when this sale ends your opportunity to make this won
derful saving also ends. Come in tomorrow, as early as possible ! Assortments
are wonderful patterns and colorings galore sure to please every man.
You will find woolens in these groups that were originally marked as
high as $70.00.
White Flannel Trousers $Q-75
BLUE SERGE Suit
With Extra Trousers
Made td Your Measure!
1617
QRen Aj
ENGLISH
Central Ni rholo
Prince (Jeorge, nt the piano, is the leader of tho cadets' Jazz band aboard the II. M. S. Tcnicraire. The pho
tograph was taken during a irrent entertainment given while In port. The war days took tho American Jazz
Into the Itrltlsli Isles, and seems to bo there to May
Oust All Vare Men,
Is Order of Mayor
Corllnpfsl from I'nie Ono
ward, active In Vnre ranks, ono np- I
pointee.
"Arthur 1?. II. Morrow. Twenty
sixth ward, a Vare follower who Is chief
leiU of the Municipal Court, one ap
pointee. "Thomas l Watson. Twenty-second
ward, chairman of the Vnre Republican
ttty committee, one appointee.
I'l. ..in ii.ivi .. iiviilll.il.
Dr. .Michael s. Iscnm.tt. are man
, n,,, Tortj -second ward.
one tip-
nolntee.
Unarlos
11. Hull, Seventh ward,
Vare leader in Council and persistent
opponent of the administration, two np-
pointers
"Sent
nator l.duln II. nrc. chief of
the contractor opposition, one ap
pointee. "Peter L Smith, Forty-bevcnth
ward, adherent of the Vares. two ap
pointees. "John II. K Scntt. Fourteenth ward,
Vare boss, one appointee.
"David ! Krankenfleld. Forty
fourth ward, Vnie councilman ono ap
pointee. "David II. Lane, Twentieth ward,
leader of the Vare forces, two ap
pointees. "William MeCoaeh. Thirtieth ward.
Vare councilman and opponent of the
administration, one appointee.
"In addition, there Is one officeholder
indorsed by n Vare Dem erat, and sev
eral others of dubious origin not trace
able to administration sources,
" 'How in the name of heaven,' I
said to the directors, 'con anv one of
you directors be successful in your ad
ministration when reporting to you
dally arc these devoted adherents of n
svstem which we are pledged to de
stroy?' "
May Refer to Highway Bureau
Mayor Moore would not give the name
of the bureau referred to in his state
ment. He said that might come at a
later ante uirougu nuure action. executive committee, to prepare a pro-
But from the nnturc of the sponsor- , -i ,
ships and the number of lobs mentioned I Bram "'"' nrrauB'! "r the leception of
it was taken among political followers , the fifteenth international congress
to be the Bureau of Highways. It was against nlcoholism, which will meet in
!,aIwasPh1HtaerannJ!!tatofthPui,i;,"ington from September 21 to 27,
Works, at nny rate. h"s h00" designated by the State Ue-
The Mayor was al;ed if lie had Mifh- ' partment.
cicnt evidence to place before tho Civil i I'd win C. Dinwiddle, Washington,
Service Commission to have the men of
whom he complained removed from
office.
"That's the trouble just now." he
replied, "but if the directors tnkc the
hint that I threw out to them this
afternoon they will look around ami
find the means of getting rid of these
men. We cannot itand for having these
disloyal men in the service, nnd we
are going to be rid of them.
"There are s0me persons who con-
12E32SSHJ3SlKBXraSIK
Stock of
To
Made to Your Measure
J3JP
The Greatest Bargain in
CHESTNUT STREET
iondau and Saturday, Evenings wMummm
PRINCE LEADS JAZZ BAND
.'JpgSO1
tlnue to think themselves something
politically, despite the change in admin
istrations and tho prerogatives Invested
in me ns Mayor. They may learn
shorth at their own' expense that they
do not amount to so much."
When the a will fall was not Indl-
ii'ttdl ON .Mil? it .uuuri-, uui u is ex
pected linrtl.
The Maor indicated that he has
onh begun the political work of his ad
ministration. '
"Nuw that Council has adjourned
until Nptember," lie said. "I will have
time to take up me political work. 1
intend to give ns much of my time ns
possible to seeing that the admlnlstra -
Him offices are cleaned of thesu tier
nicious political winkers.
"When Council was meeting there
wero other tilings that took up my
time. Hut now that Council has taken
u month's recess, my decks nre cleared
and I am rcadj for action."
Vare lenders charged today that the
administration hail given administra
tion ward lead-rs a list of city emplojes
for the purpose of learning whether or
not they are "good" employes or
"bad."
They assert that Vare employes nre
not ncting as spies and reporting po
litical activities through their ward
leaders, but that administration lenders
are instructed to puss on whether the
Vnre cmplocs ure to retain their Jobs
or not.
They say the men should be passed
on b city oQicinls, and not adminis
tration ward leaders.
The practice of ward leaders passing
on the titnehs of emploes, they suy,
has been unknown in Philadelphia since
the Ashbridge administration, when
Mayor Moore was private secretary to
Major Ashbridge.
FOES OF ALCOHOL TO MEET'
State Department Names Committee
to Receive Visitors From Abroad
Washington, July liO. An American
was made chairman, and other members
arc t Maries s,cftnIoni Pittsburgh : I
Itufus W. Miller. Philadelphia; L'rnest i
II. i nemngion. estetvsiie, o. ; the
Uev. 1'. J. O'Cnllohnn. Washington;
Mrs. Don P. Blaine, Washington, and
Bishop .lames Cannon, Jr , Uichmond.
The tifteenth session of the congress,
which h a scientific body engaged in
the stinlv of alcoholism as a disease,
will be the first that ever tat jn the
United Stntcs.
oiens
Sale!
K
at 9 P. ML
Years!
Measure
.50 I
J
p jW
Economic Penalty
Needed by League
Coiitlmint from 1'nro One
devoted to que-tions referred
league b the Red Cross,
to the
LEAGUE ACTING ON
ALAND ISLANDS CASE
W'mcIiIiiiiIiui .Tiilv fin Ml.. T l
1 a review nt the Aland' Islands dispute
between Sweden and Finland, now be
fore the council of the Lencue of Xn
thins in session at. San Sebastian, Spain
reached Washlugtnii today from Lon
don nnd shows that the full machinery
of tho league to deal with questions
nrising outside the leuguo membership
has heen called Into action In this case.
OPEN
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THE MORNING TO
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AVOID THE RUSH-
REMEMBER
Only 5c
Down
Pure White
Diamond
L.lf '
nt tt
nOLD
YOUR MONEY REFUNDED
IF YOU CAN BUY
CHEAPER FOR CASH
De Sure
CREDIT
TO ALL
HONEST
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f! r.niirintrnl I'UIn nnurmrnt nnl
jc trnndrrful valur llkf nil H
fi our li.irn.Hnn fur the vnimrn folk. B
S Hi ilu nn Iiiiiih-iih bunlni-KN Hli M
D ladkn unit rttenU to llifm tin, U
2 iilmi.t rourtmi'. ConlluVntliil m
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Action by th0 league council in making
an advisory award, however, awaits '
opinion from a special commission of
thrco jurists to whom, since the per
manent court of International Justice Is
still in process of formation, was re
ferred 'Finland's claim that tho dls
puto was purely a domestic matter and
outside the Jurisdiction of the IcaRUf
under Articlo XV of the league cov
enant. The Aland dsland situation was lnM
before tho lcapuo by Orcat Britain as
a league member not Interested in the
dispute except ns it might threaten
world peace through a possible conflict
between tho contending htates, neither
of which was a council member and one
of which, Finland, not even a member
of thp league.
Sweden was admitted to council mem
bership immediately under the covenant
provision covering such cases. Finland
had applied for league membership, but
Cannot bn formnllv mlinltteil until the
first assembly meets. For purpose of,
mo Aianu island case, however, sue
was given 'council representation with
tho consent of all members, including
Sweden.
Finland's appeal to Article XV coy
ering domestic matters stayed action by
the council reading nn adUsory legal
opinion on the point. Should It bo
upheld, under the cocnnnt the council
would so announce with no lcconimen
datlons ns" to settlement.
By accepting the invitation to present
tho case before the council, however,
the disputant nations, according to the
London review, havo engaged to fulfill
-j'uivr wuvenni provisions wmi.ii
hind them not to go to war until at
least three months after the award of
tho council has been published. At the
conclusion of the London meeting of
tho council President Balfour asked and
received from the representatives of the
two countries forinnl, public assurances
that nothing woiild be done in the mean
time by cither party to aggravate the
delicate sltuution aiislng out of the
dispute as to ownership of the Aland
group.
TO RENT SHIPYARD HOUSES
Fleet Corporation Will Open Harrl
man Homes to General Public
Bristol, ra., July .'10. Announce
ment Is made that the dwelling
houses nnd npartmrnts in the Ilnrrimun
townsitc will be thrown open to the
general public, instead of being held
exclusively for shipyard employes.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation,
Which controls tho townsite, has np.
pointed n rental agent, and will rent
nil the structures under its control nt
moderate charges, it is announced.
. "" i
OUR, ONLY iSTOfilTl " I
IMOMlO.
LJRGEST EXCLUSIVE C?E0r
L1RC EST EXCLUSIVE CREDIT
JEWELRY HOUSE
39North 13th Street
Be Sure of Address Look for Wanie on Windows
SATURDAY
PLENTY OF EXTRA
SALES PEOPLE TO
COPE WITH THE
MAMMOTH CROWDS
BUY EARLY
IN .x2li8sft 883 UaN
rdm n c- Mnm' rjcc
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m SMIxwwflWiaOES
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Greatest
v n j' Gw-mm r
yj or All J ear r .r
of All
Watch Sales
yrs B tHLM.l4.
THE PEERLESS ELGIN
iWjT Till
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- FILLED CHAIN AND KNIFE FREE
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Pay Only 5c Down
Vure White
Dlnmonil
IMntlnnif Tni
$31,25
Sc DOWN
$31.25
5c DOWN
mB? SIMPLY PAY
OLY 5c THE
2ND
WEEK
3RD
WEEK
4TH
WEEK
AND $1 A WEEK
of Address Look for Name on
I OUR QrtfL.V TOIIK 1 4
LanGffsr fvrnm CBMDIT-
JEWELRY NOtire IN PHILAPBLPHJ
3 ISTOEtX 13TH STKEE.T. .,
T
UNCERTAINTY HERE
IN TRADE OUTLOOK
Industrial Activity Slacker
Philadelphia District, Re
serve Board Reports
in
PRICES ARE FLUCTUATING
Washington, July HO. Uncertainty
and the continuance of Industrial transi
tion have been the characteristic fea
tures of July in tho business field, ac
cording to the review of conditions out
lined hv the Federal Itcscrvo Board In
Its bulletin for this month. The re
Port from the Thlru district, of which
Philadelphia is the headquarters, is that
"industrial activity In many lines has
been slowed tip during the lost few
months" j tho textile Industry has been
seriously affected; iron nnd steel and
the allied lines nro sorely tried by the
transportation situation, nnd the most
encouraging factor Is the improving" at
titude of labor.
"Some districts report that the price,
cutting movement, begun in May and
continued through June, is slowing
down, while in other districts reduc
tion of prices is reported still in prog
ress," tho board found. "Industrial
activity n many lines has been shortened
In consequence of lowered demand, can
cellation of orders nnd general readjust,
ment. n
Production on Old Orders
"In some districts, however, produc
tion continues upon old orders which nro
still on the books, despite the fnct that
new business has fallen off. In agricul
tural regions improved crop conditions
nnd the development of n moic con
fident tone in business ore reported to
have brought about n turn distinctly for
the better. Speculation In commodities
is in many parts of the countrv reported
to have been greatly reduced and, in
BomV practically eliminated.
'There is a general feeling that ex
travagant buying Is nt least less extreme
and dangerous than it was some time
ago, while labor in many parts of the
country Is reported ns Increasing In effi
ciency nnd a better spirit of co-operation
exists between employer nnd em
ploye. From the credit standpoint,
there is general expression of the belief
that unessential demnnds have been re
duced. "Transportation continues to be per
haps the least satisfactory phase of the
IN PHILADELPHIA
EXTRA! EXTRA!!
M. Simon & Co.'s Sensational
JITNEY SALE
The event Philadelphians have
been waitinc months for. Last
year our store was simply over
whelmed. We smashed all rec
ords on previous sales, nnd it was
nil because we offered such phe
nomenal values just think of the
terms a chance of a lifetime to
buy handsome jewelry and it's
all so simple: just pay 5c down
and choose to your heart's con
tent Come in tomorrow don't
wait. Your opportunity is
here grasp it!
Pay Only 5c Down
The
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nuite
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Pure White
Illiimoiiil
$27.50
Sc DOWN
I'ure White
Dliimnml
Plutlniim Hetllnc
$31.25
5c DOWN
LIKE THIS n
FIRST WEEIC
I
6TH
WEEK
5TH
WEEK
UNTIL PAID FOR
Windows
COURTESY
TO
LADIES
MnK TItis Jeueled
I This en?eed 1
ELGIN
jcfc 'free 1
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i "ffiBjEmBKAtlffl
mcnth'n devcJopraent and while thtre
has been en,e ZTntrv VbT
bcr of narts of tho countrr it ,s "'"
true tliat there is a great congest on,
ami that in coascnucace of it an uu.luo.
SScewatHy Hcverc, Btraln ha; been
brought to bear upon credit for the
purpo o of making 'Me the cmy.
ine of goods which would otherwise
have "one to market and would havo
been liquidated." . .
The report states "that the most
hopeful clement In the outlook during
the month has been the continued im
provement in crop prospects In general
nnd the special Improvement seen in
cfrtnln important agricultural Incs."
Mvcstock conditions appear to be ex
ceptionally good the country over, It
says, while tho movement of grain has
been retarded by the car shortage sit
uation. Woolen Industry Depressed
"In the woolen and worsted goods
industry yarn spinners nro having but
few Inquiries for their product, whllo
vr nnlRhed textiles conditions are
equally dlscoi-raglng," tho report says.
iA the Thlhrd district (Philadelphia)
..- to nn dpinnnil for the nroduct and
the closing of plantH Is general. While
some manufacturers feel that activity
will be resumed In the early fall others
have no hope lor a ucciucu improve
ment in conditions until after tho prcsl
.lAnftnl itloottnn.
iipffnriiinir thu "serious condition in
which tho iron and steel Industry to
now placed as the result of railroad
congestion and shortage of raw material
nml fuel." tho report states that in
Philadelphia tho transportation sltua
No Exchanges
l'HOTOTIAVR
PHOTOPLAYS
TRU
PlHV
JDFlr
MERICA
A POI I C BSD & THOMPSON STS.
MrULlAJ MATINEE DAI1.Y
lrniKr. ci.ayton in
"A .VOMAN'B WAY"
ADPAHIA CHESTNUT Delow 10TH
AKVAIJIA io A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
DOUOLAS MnrLEA.V AND DORIS MAY In
"LETS UK FASHIONAIILE"
BALTIMORE ASffi
ANITA HTEWA11T In
"A MIDNH111T HOMANCE"
MACK HENNETT COMEDY
"YOU WOULDN'T HEI.IEVE IT"
oi i Trrmork noAD btueet and
DL.JL.DlLJ SUSQUEHANNA AVI
,VVE.
EDMUND HHEEHE In
"SOME ONE MUST I'AY"
BROADWAVT.Ur
ANITA HIEWAUT In
"THE ridHTINO SHEl'IIEHDESS"
PAPITOI T22 MARKET STIIEET
V-I 1 1 KJIi io A M to 11:10 r.
UOI1EHT WAKWICK In
'.'THE .1-OUnTEKNTlI MAN"
M
POl ONI A I Gtn- Maple oo4 Avi.
PR1SCIM.A DEAN In
"THE VinOIN OK HTAMI10UE"
EMPRESS
MAIN 8T. MANAYUNIC
MATINEE DAILY
MAIIY MII.ES MINTEll In
"NUn.SE MAIUOHIE"
FAIRMOUNT TatInWai
EDITH DAY AND JOM KINO In
"CHII.DHEN NOT WANTED"
PAMII Y THEATRE 1311 Murket tt.
I AlVUL. 1 0 a. M tn Mldnlnht
SHIRLEY MAHON I "u""""
"l.OVE'B HARVEST"
iATW ST THEATRE Below Spruci.
JO 1 n iJ 1 . MATINEE DAILY
r MARY MII.ES MINTER In A'u"
"NUnHE MAltJORIE"
FRANKFORD 4" AWuronD
CHARLES RAY In
"PARIS QREEN"
Great Northern Ift o'S" rl
PAUMNE rREDEIUrTi In P- m'
"THE WOMAN IN ROOM THIRTEEN"
IMPERIAL USS ?T7Tsd
WANDA HAVI.BT In
"MISS HOIIIJ8"
LIBERTY DroodJr?9,uDn Av-
WILLIAM S HART In
"SAND"
333 MARKET .TSMiM
WILLIAM S. HART In
"SAND"
MODEL iK B?"3J" RT- Orehe.trm.
IV1VJL1-.I-I Conllnuouii 1 to 11.
MARY MILES MINTER In
"NURSE MAIUORIE"
OVERBROOK ,1M&nD aVB
CLARA KIMRALI, YOUNO In
"TRtLIlY"
PAI ACF "".MARKET BTRKET
rrtLnV-U 10 A, M. to Uilfl P. it
CIRA KIMIIALL TOUNO In
, ,"FOR THE SOUL OF nAVAEL"
m ,mmw m jm
Compute chart ibowln ,croiriu lor tb peiit epctui
Hon has no thoronHhi ilj
ilnstrm thnt hA i,,7.i i. '
on the ,.
f .hlnteatw.1
tlrely upon, tho movement ofhLle?
xno coal outlook is closely &Zn
with the ontlro manufacturing ffif'S
but particularly wm, the iron ""t
steel prospecta,,ftho renort n.2n ,H
tho Third district (Allad fnh ;
car supply is still lnadequato, PthV
cral situation s dlscouraglne' mv! V'
domestic consumers aid ptaStf fU
a serious situation." p ants '!
PERUVIANS CELEBRATE '
American and'Brltlsh w.i,i.. ,. .'
to Honor Centonary of Freedom
Lima, Peru, July ao.Ye.t,rdJ
witnessed commencement of the c,i
bratlon of tho centenary of Peru', i '
warships, fired salutes of" twcntTr"iA
guns in honor of the occasion. $'
tachments of mnrlni-n rnm 1. "' "
tive squadrons participated In ri!Pec'
tlons In this citr. n ceIebr-
Congress convened in ordinr . I
sion Wednesday. President Hf, '!',
sonaiiy niirnueu 111c scss 011 nn,l 7i' 1
crcd his message. nu dcllT-
Kcfcrrlng to foreign afTnlr. i.
president spoke of Peru's ndi'J'
the Iicague of Nations and nra,?in,l
American Government's poller f, te
maintenance of peace on the Ai!,..i '
continent by Intervention In th . Ptt
cultics with the former ItoUvUn n "
crnment. The iiicsbqco t-of...j v"?y
sympathetic attitude of the new Itnii.
Ian Government. cw Uoli',1
4-Hour Sale of
Children's, Misses'
and Boys9 Low
Shoes at
GEUTING'S Market Street
Store, Tomorrow, Saturday
Morning 9a.m. to 1 p.m. Only
800 Pairs to be
Sacrificed at
2-85
No C.O.D. 's
(PRONOUNCED QYTING)
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The Storas of Famous Shoes I
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1230 Market St. Store Only
rilOTOl'I.AYS
Tho following theatres obtain their picture!
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showiny
of tho (lnest productions. Ask for th
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures
through the Stanley Company of America.
PRINCESS "JfaoSlfS'i.ra
NORMA TALMADOE III
"THE WOMAN UIVES"
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