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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-06
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DARING
Exploit Carried Out by Pogoud
in Bringing Down Ger
man Taube.
cnr EasoelAr1rpiI,rar.srr

PARIS, Apr. 6Another daring
exploit has been added to the long
list Of those successfully carried out
by Adolph Pogoud, the famous
French aviator. who is reported to
have attacked and brought down q
German Taube near ST. Menehou1d,
while he was alone on patrol duty
April 2.
The report Of the incident says
that when Pogoud saw the German
approaching he flew rapidly toward
the hostile craft and sent it to earth
with Il few well placed shots. Po-
you'd then landed beside the Taub5
and took prisoner the German pilot
and observer. Earlier in the same
day Pngoud is reported to have driven
off three other German aerop1anes.
one Of which had dropped nine bombs
on a railroad station.
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GERMANY REFUSES
PASS FOR PIINGH0T1
Persona Non Grata becaus He;
is the Brother of British
Minister'S Wife.

LONDON. April Germany re-
fused to permit Clifford Pinchot tioS
former chief forester of the tIntted
States to pass through BE GUM
order to- enter northern Ri Anta
cause he had been author ICED by
Henry Van Dyke United States Id
ister to the Netherlands !. To act%a
american consular agent The
man authorities said that Mr..
was persona non grata as American
consular representative because he is
q Their Of Lady tombstone, wife DE-
Sir Alan tombstone the. British min
isters TO The Hague. whose guest4h he
was when at the caplta1.
Though Mir Pirchot was delegated
by the American commission for re-
lief In Belgium to act az its agent I'M
northern France the Germans did not
reject him In that capacity. No
ton between Germany. and the Amer
lean commits Sion has been created as
al result of the incid emit n. and Afrasf
sPdnchot were met at the Belgian#b
der by German agents and were taken
to Antwerp, where they remain With
members Of the comm ssfon pending
further inv estiga ton OF cir papeFss
by the md htary uthoriti les. They
We're not under arrest. Mr.. Pinchots
continues as q member OF the COM
mission working either In HollandSor
in that sportionAofBe Belgium st und
Belgian control
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Also Charged against
Men Who Had Free
for-AllsFight.

Resulting from free for all
5carousal and ID ght Sunday at Erie,
charges OF violating the prohibition
law by selling whiskey have been
preferred against Frank and Tony
Smith, who were arrested Sunday
night at Erie. and against Joe Brons
les, who was arrested there Monday
afternoon and they will be arraigned
before Justice T. G.. Nicewarner at j
o'clock Thursday afternoon to an
sswer the charge.
Stanley Miller, also l4particlpant III
the fray. and Tony Smith were fined
81 and costs by Justice Nicewarner
Monday evening for drunkenness
and .r in default OF paving the. finest
We're sent to the road gang for ff-
teen days. 4 8s.s
Frank Smith. charged with as
saulting and beating Stanley Miller.
was also tried Monday evening BY
Justice Nicewarnerf and was found
guilty. He was fined $40 and costs.
Smith ;1t! promised to pay the fine Tues
day but II is not paid he will also
be sent to the road gang.
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COMMITTEES
NAMED FOX. YEAR
And also Other Appointivs
Officers by Exalted Ruler
w. G. Morris n.

AppOintive officers and committees
fof the year OF his administration
were announced by Wilbur @. Morri-
son when he was duly installed as
exalted ruler Of Clarksburg lodge,
No. 49, OF the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks along with the
other newly elected officers Monday
night in the lodge hall Of the Elks'
home. The list is as follows:
The Appointive Officers.
Oficers Charles E. Kester, esquire:
w. T. Byrd !, char plain, and Sherman /.
.Jacox, inner guard 8.
Board of govern o Rs II. Horr.
Charles f. Kester, Will III. Cole.
Percy Byrd, H. a. Heinze. DR.. w. 2.
COT, R. 81. Douglas, Frank .. WEIGH
and w. G. Morrison. n
Relief committe w. C. Morrison,
I'll. IL. H orr. Claud ei Atzrodt, Louis A:
Carr. Will IT. Cole, and William H.
Lewis. VI
Finance conlmittee ames 7.
Keenan,, II. w. ones, and Clyde NJ.
sGrist s.s @
Visiting committee--Frank q.
WEIGH. w. i. Byrd and W. G. Osborn.
Charity COMMITTEES T.. tHorr.
Archie "A. Crawford and %. S. Law
man. sa
Entertainment committee Percy
Byrd. A. j. Smith Fleming 81. Hold
en-. Writ Lewis, Marmaduke Wells.
Jay Refer, DR.. Luther Raymond and
Louis A. Carr. 33 q
Library commit tee w. II. Taylor.
Roscoe q. Brown and Claude Atzrodt.
General memorial committe w
H. Cole. H. IA. Heinze. IA. j. Smith.
DE-. w. p. Con and Walter B. Wilson.
Memorial Sub-C Committees.
Speaker and printing program
H. Cole. James il. Devine and Camden
|Sommers. 8s s s
Arranging rogram "a. TIeinze.
w. =. Wallis and Arthur Parsons.
Music a. ]. 5smi tn : Jesse NJ. Sninn,
Writ Lewis. R. E., GIL. Henry G.
Coyne, a. p. Hall, A. K. Thorn and
John NJ Kn OK. WIFI +5 s
Reception and entertainment DR..
w. II. sGot, 2. J. Francois. George u.
Duncan, S. r. Bently. I. Wade Coff-
man, w a. Harrington. Percy Byrd
and IA. j. Schultz. .
ISL ers---N alter b /, Wilson. Sher-
man Jacox. Fred Howard, Calvin VII
SON son Frank FeinberE and y. Jacobs.
The other elective officers who were
with the exalted ruler are
Frank Fl. Horr. esteemed leading
knight; Claude 3 Atzrodt /, esteemed loyal
knight; Louis A. Carr. esteemed leo
turing Knight; Will III. Cole. secre-
[tary; liam III Lewis, treasurer;i
A- Hoop Ter; tyl Ter; Charles II ]. Hick-
man, trustee for three years N and DE
John S. Stone. delegate and vii liam
d. Ion, alternate, to the grand
Hal
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CITY .ELEC'TIO.N
Is in Progress and Delightful
Weather Results in "a
Heavy Vote.

Clark sburg's annual municipal
election Is In progress today and II
is featured By heavy voting. many
citizens having cast their vote early
In the morning. Owing to the de,
ightful weathe that prevails the
largest vote ever cast ii a city cleo
ton is anticipated. The weather 10
sunshinny warm and sbalmy, in fact
IT is the first real spring day Of the
season. " .3ls E
Perfect order Is being maintained
atSthe various polling places. Every
body seems to be IN a good hunlor
and so far not even a heated sargu7
ment has been reported from any
quarter of the city. The auspices
are that there is not much OF a. con-
test between the lead ing party tickets
and that the RepublicansW Will be5vic-
toriolls from top to ID ottom by an I'm
usually large majority.
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Quad rennial State &c ory erltiojlI
lis Opened in Asernbl Hall
at the Waldo.

en
With q gratifying attendance OF
delegates from all over Vest Virginia,
the quadrenntal state convention os
the knights Of the Maccab bees OF
West Virginia is In session the
assembly hall Of the Waldo hotel. NJ
Il The convention was called to order
at 9 O'Clock Tuesday morning by q.
%. shoWalter, state command er, OF
Parkersburg. H; 5 81
55i The nrss work taken up was to re-.
organize and seat delegates, after
which committees were app inteds and
reports were received from commit
tees during the morning
%. p. Markey, OF Detroit, Mich, SUI
preme8 commandero OF the Maccabees Of
the United States, was present and
took part atfthe morning meeting
Other state officers present were Peter
"a. Geisel, past state commander. OF
Charleston, %. e. Sho~alter,
state commando r. Parkershurg, Louis
Hitler, lieutenant, state commander
John mccoy, state record keeper!
.sistersyi switzer.i
state chaplain. Pthilippi: o. ri
AIcAill lan. state sergeant, Fair
mont; d - Ward, mister at arms
Jane Lewis q Anger. first master OF
guards SYaverly;; Joseph Enich,
second master or guards. Wellsburg:s
Martin Mainions sen incl wheeling;
sFlsss II. Ilef. picket EpWeus and DR.
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Ii'RR II: Dill WHEN
A|I|U||7.OPL.UN|5ES
INTO RIVER
Run into Open Drawbridge
@ When Returning from an
Alumni Difienr.
.tnrIAenoc,A ~ ~ en-

NEWARK, IN. IT., April - Three
young men. mem bers Of the N1ontclair
Academy Alumni Association, were
drowned early today when an auto
mobile in which they were riding
with four others plunged through an
open drawbridge into the Passaic r1v-
er. Gordon Knapp, Of East Orange.
was the only one of the victim whose
name had been ascertained this fore
noon.
The others. it was believed, were
held submerged by the car. The men
were returning from dinner in New
York and were given a ride IN the
automobile by William j Bittles, EJr.,
who was saved with three others.
a gateman at the drawbridge was
knocked into the water and was res
cued but suffered severe injuries.
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CONTINUED on page 80
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ANOTHER.
sEffortais Made 10 Advance the
We'll Case in the SUI
lsa preme Court.
\ ny .n & {, CT !.

CHARLESTON, April Another
effort was mao de toda in the supreme
court to advance the case Of A. Leo
Well, chief counsel Of the Manufac-
turers Light and Heat COMPANY who
was indicted in connection with ne
gotiations said to have been carried
on by agents Of the company with
members Of the public service cont EIli
mission. i5's
Prosecutor Townsend, OF kanawf1a
county, f led an affidavit In which he
declared that unless the court dis
posed OF the states appeal from t q
writ Of prohibition granted by the
circuit court the middle Of May
the inferno diatefc ourt Would all oE IS
and 1t was extremely d oubtful w eth-
er5Ntr. We'll coul d be brough into the
state on extradition papers: s: q.
Avis; also Of counsel FOR the state
filed a statement saying that one Wit
ness had died and another was seen
to leave the country,
The court announced that action
on the motion would be reserved IN
It'll next Thursday .G ;S5sf ~
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DAUGHTER !
Prosecutes Father for Living
UnIaWfuIly with Another
Woman.

Frank Pietoski and Frances Ko-
pasko must face the next criminal
court grand jury on a charge of liv-
Ing together unlawfully as a result OF
q hearing in Justice T.. G. Nicewar-
ner's court Monday afternoon.
Lena Pietoski. a daughter of
Frank Pietoski. was the prosecutins
witness. She alleges that her father
and the Kopasko woman had been
living together for some time with
out being married to each other.
She stated hat they went from one
town totanOther and always posed as
husband and wife.
were released under bonds Of $500
each to appear before the next grand
jury. 3fs 5i We.
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d ||,.I|L|.|E|i::D|i.| nuns
Whose Lives Were Threate
Arrive at New York from
Vera Cruz.
,sY Assoetx.rp p,.la1rsr,lI

& 3NElN YORF. APR. Spanish
snnasswho said they were driven from
8esconvent near Vera Cruz by Carrans
ia troops that besieged the convent
reached NewsY ork today aboard The
Spanish steamer. Manuel Calyo. from
Vera Cruz and Havana
The nuns, who were in charge OF
Mother Superior n imona Neito, said
that for seventeen years they have
conducted d hospital in connection
with their convent at Orizaha. When
8as CarranZa order was issued In Feb
scided to remain to nurse twenty
patients In the hosp tai. They APP
@peRIed in vain for protecti Ion, they
sal Id. In Governor .A guilar \, of Vera
Cruz. whom they "a cared for when
he had fever years aK b.
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MINERS VO7sE TO
ACCEPT CONTRACT
Workers in New River Coal
Field Ratify Action of
Their Officers.

CHARLESTON April Announce
ment was made at district h eadquar=
ters#of3 the United Mine Workers to-
day that miners Of the New River coal
field had ratified by a referendum
vote the contract recently made by
the officers with. the employing com
panies.. .5
The scale, which Wi III be enforced
until March 8 191 8. provides for
the existing rates for mining with
petitiye field Of Ohio. Min DIS. indiana
and western Pennsylvania. Ali dis
putes are to be settled by arbitration.
The agreement affects l I, 20 90 men.
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CROWDS FLOCK
TO HARF||SBURG..
10 Make a b Demonstration in.|
Favor OF Pennsylvania
Local Option Law.
~ ,3i.
rR~ARnneEaTKdfN MKRMt

SHARRISBuRG. Pa. ~ pril s..
This was local option day at the state
capital thousands Of perso coming
to Harrisburg from different parts of
the state to make a demonstration IN
favor of the passage through the
Legislature of. law; Whic hsWould per-
mitsthes electors of any county tosvotei
on the question Of prohibiting the
sale Of liquor.
IA bill backed by Governor Brum-
baugh was introduced In the lower
house ofa(the general assembly two
months ago and held in committees
at the request Of the governor, who
has been the leader in the campaign
for its passage The bill ifS it be-
cones a law. would permit the cleo
tors IN counties to vote on the LIQUOR
question every three years providing
thirty percent of the persons eligible
to vote sign a petition calling for
such an electio on s
1t was economy sreporte that the
majority Of the mem ers In each
house OF the legislature we're opposed.
to the bill and the GOVERNOR became
very active IN advocating its passage.
The governor in IL his campaig Ign for Of Of
fee personally pied ged himself insfa-
party latform was silent onsthe cues
ton, the leaders deciding against in
Gliding In that instrumental declare
ton on the ubiect.
The days program calls for az
morning mass meeting in a 4largesau-
sditorium several blocks from the
state capital. It was presided over
by Dr. Isaac Sharp1ess OF Harvard
college. Later the local option sup-
sporters were to march up Capitol
hill kwheretthe law and order
tee Of the house was to hold an In
formal hearing on the bill .
VI Governor Brumbaugh had srequest-
ed the commit ftogreportath the mcas-
.ure fayorably to the house and as a
majority Of the committee are said
to he in favor Of the bill itaprobab1y
will be reported to the house tomor-I
row IL not late today
The local optfonists plan to hold
another mass meeting tonight at
which Governor Brnmbaug Will be-
one ofathe. speakers and United Statesl
Senator oliver will preside
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MACCABFF K lVIG HTS
IN CONVEN TION HERE

g Ohm q. Payne state physician, Of this
city M IN
.s!2 At the afterno Don session .. il.
Markey, the supreme command r, adj
dressed the convent ion. The pro-
gram ls fort the afternoo on is the election
OF officers for the ensuing wear and
election Of delegates to attend the
supreme conyentio which Will be
held snextsmonth at San Frencisco.
The program for the evening will
be carried out at the Masonic temple
hen a class OF more than TX 90 can
5didates will be Initiated into the or
Der. he conventio ion wi ,5 lose this
evening $s:
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wind blows this way But these sages.
are overlooking the straWs which blow
the other way, and if just as the pres
emit time, all OF these straws are being
caught in a social wIirlwind that
leaves the casual onlooKer uncertain
as 70 Just what the eventual outcome
Will be, thoughtful women who have
more than superficial knowledge 81.
existing conditions, insist that the
present day hous ekeeper takes more
interest in good hous ekeeping and in
the care OF her home. than women
ever did before. The housekeeper OF
today takes pride in housekeeping and
cooking because it is the modern and
intelligent thing to do She learns all
she can about food values. so as to
be sure that the family dietary con-
fa1ns the proper proportion of nour-
1shm ent needed by each member Of
the family for which she must think
and plan. She knows that she must
provide sufficient bone and tissue
building materials for the baby. and
the growing boys and girls. and she
f1nds out exactly what there are and
what effects they produce She recog-
mes that the more time that is given
to the study of food, the better the
FOODS offered on. the market will be.
and healthier. happier race with.
stronger bodies and more active minds
Will result
One of the thoughtful women Who
recognizes this situation and is doing
ihers utmoststo aid in raising the stand
ards OF food and Of housekeepine
methods is Harriet Ellis, w no VIII Iec-
ture in Glarksburg next week under.
the auspices Of the Daily Telegram.
Miss Ellis contends that no woman
can tious1y study food. values
Ettho ut coming intensely interested
and that because women are SO in
IeTeSted, there is adVancementan and i'm
,proEement along these lines. She SAYS
1t is oftener lack Of knowledge. than
any other condition which causes the
depleted pocketbook, doctor bills and.
domestic unhappiness
Miss Ellts's program as planned for
the Telegram short course in Home
Economics includes tnteres ting data
in regard to providing the family with
"a balanced ration. She believes the.
planning OF the days menues Is one
OF the most important duties which.
falls to the lot OF the average house
Wife. IT means wise expenditure OF.
non ley devoted to this purpose. and
s sails g OF many appetltes accord
ing to the age and occupa ton Of the
various members OF the family. and
the proper nouTishment Of the brains
and bodies to which shegcaters. MISS.
Ellis teaches that a bal anced IA ton
is essential to the proper develop
ment OF the body. She presents the
matter of menu making as a fascinat-s
ingly interesting one, and viii givesto
Telegram Home Economies School
much informatio along this line;
which they will find valuable in plan
ming Who'll some and pleasing meals
orStheir family M 81.
The Telegram Home Economies
School is to be entirely free to every
woman lin Clarksburg who is inter
ested in foods and proper food prep
aration. There will be no charge for
admission, and nothing whatever will
be offered for sale
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FOUND GUILTY
Are All Twenty Seven b efend-
ants in Terra Haute EIec-
ton Fraud Case.
ID &5isi ~ .l3a.58'
Z tnv ASSOCIATED pREsEl

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. APR. 6-All
Of the twenty-seven defndants in
Guiding Mayor Don NJ. Roberts in the
Terre Haute election fraud case,
were found guilty by a jury today.
The case has been on trial in the fed
era1 court here since March s. Judge
Anderson announced that sentence
would be passed on the twenty-seven
who were found guilty and the
eighty-nine who have pleaded guilty
next Monday m corning at AZ o'clock.
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STEAMER OF ION SUNK
m ENGLISH CHAN MEL
tnY AssoelArEp rREssl

l8.7 IUNDUN,# April b.--The British
steamer, Northlands, of 1000 tons
by Al German submarine in the Eng
lish8 channel OFF Beachy Head on
Monday morning. The Northlands
sand in ten minutes. II It's crew OF
twenty-four men was picked up later
by the Belgian steamer. Topadt.
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N - q l117I -IT M ~ \
4 (By Associated Press.

MOUNDSv1uItE, April .-.5
n. Q. White, warden Of the
West Virginia penitentiarya
here. today brought Joy to the
hearts Of the large prison pop
ulation when he announced that
beginning this afternoon two
moving picture. sh oWs would be
given at the inst tuition. Con-
Ficts who are In good standing
will be admitted and only pie
lures OF educati onal value will
be presented The action Is in
accordance with nm orde Of
the state board OF control
whose members had had the
sinnoSat ion under adYiselnent
Tor year or more s St
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l-lJ u CONTINUES ON
BOTH. BAT lie LINES
tpY ASSOCIATES rREssl

LONDON, April G. What has been
called the Easter lull In the fighting
Is marked these days along both bat
tie lines, except in the Carpathians.
where the struggle for access to the
Hungarian plains is still going on.
This relative quiet has given ample
4 opportunity for discussion by the
British press Of the American note
inSreply to the British order in coun-
ell.
Widespread Comment.
The comment on this communiea
ton has been widespread. Most Off
expresses gratification with the tone
of the note bEt theresis great differ-
ence Of opinion as to the possible re-
suits. Newspapers which from the
y first have advocated al formal block
ade OF Germany see aSloopho ole in the
note for action on the part of the
British government leading to this
END while others express the feeling
that a fuller understanding by the
United States Of the British position
will lead to acquiescence with the
present order in council.
Unofficial Austrian news reaching
London by way of Paris declares that
the Austro-G German forces In the VI
#cinity: OF Lupko pass are. in full re
treat but all other reports from this
section indicate that the opposing
armies are still locked in Aa deadly
grapple.
Russia reports fighting within the
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FREE MP RTATION.

BERLIN, April; e.. ore than i've
million mem ers OF the army were
carried 5freeso the omnibuses insBer-
iinsduring 10 ~, accord ling to a. state
lnentS Of the company which operates
the vehicles. Notwifhs ing the
reductions oil he aut lines by two
thirds becal1s or the war. the cor
.ccr q able to pay a dividend ol
f13s per cent
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Qualification is Generally Ex-
pressed in Great Britain
over American Note.
] BALKAN HISS Is SEIZED
German Undersea Boat is
Caught in a Net Off
Dover.
arAs Il; Z 4: PErss,a

BLYTHE. England. April The
strawler, Agantha. was attacked by a
German submarine yesterda off
aLongstone and sent to the bottom.
The crew Of thirteen men were res
cued by the Swedish steamer, Tord,
and landed here today.
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MUCH IyHISKEY ENPLODES.

MONTGOMERY. IA i, VA priI :--F Fire
in the wholesale distrtc t$pf dontgom-
cry early tpda = did 5000 900 damage.
Explosions among i've hundred bar
ireIs of burning VIII iskey made the ire
IL speGt acular one.
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CONDEMNED !. \
Are Party adersE for Adj llg:iiI
War Measures in Great
Is s.a r f1ir1
!. Britain
tnrsAssoels7rnP a ~

NORWICH, Eng IA De. he In
dependent Labor party today sa
vote Of 234 to. lad opted areso1utton!
strongly cond emning the action Or
certain members OF the party who
have been WORKING to assist recruit
ing8anE at the same time speakfnEdn
public In JUST hcati lon OF II he war and;
OF the foreign policy OF me Liberal
government
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LECTURE ON. RELIGION.

The Rev. DR.. w. q. Taylor. pastor
of the First Baptist church. will de.
liver the third lecture of the local
university extension course Thursday
evening in his church. The subjccl
will be Religion ss.
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the
foundry IN Troy the Of the
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Miss E'11is Declares
That Interest IN Home
Making IS Not DyinqH
Women Devote More Thought.
and Effort to 1t Than
Ever Before.

There are many today
who hold that woman.s
interest In home making
and house excepting. and
the good old Fashioned
art OF home cookery is.
dying out, and they point
to; certain straws as indi-
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MOVIES :: = Or q oNv1cTLs.

Z. !. sc. !. =. !.
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.Falr tonight ana Wednesday