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Ell ESTOM.AGO UNA MAauNA

s. pucdc dccir que Ct est0mago
- una mIquina del cucrpo humane
purSlo que este 6rgano dcbe dc digr
rir Iodn alimcnIo y ell rudo Lrabajo
que dcbc iacer a diario 10 verifi-
ca u % la ia maquinaria huma-
Ma. EuanJO e. est6magO no trabaja
bien wen. la constipation, la pail
dcz. indigesti6n ,asruras. ncrvios
dcbilitaios y toiOs los demas or
=anos picrden SUI vi=or. Para el Is,
ljma=o. Coraz6n, lIigado. Riiioncs.
los. Isis, CatarrU. liesfrios, Debi-
ljIad y ReumatismO tome Ell ALMA
CURDIAL. MandcHos su nOmbre Y
direction y a vuelta de cOrreo ie
mandamos dctallcS tie e>ta mara
villosa medicinal ~ dc uuestra oferL
la especial.
Miller ami Co. Station 4, Box 50;
San Antonio, Texas.
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Los ffanceses haseR alta
cues en- eI frente
de Verdun
En- todos eIlos. fUeron rechazsdcE
dicen les informaciones oficia-
les publicadas en- Berlin

BERLIN. Diciembre 3O.-De los
~cuarteles generates del ]ejarcito ale
man en- Francia. han llegado noIiciaS
de que los f~ranceses iniciaron una Sc
RE de furiosos asaltos sobre las posi-
clones teutonaS que sc encuenulan
frente q Verdun. Todos los ataQues
fueron r~echazados, de acuerdo con
las mencionadas informaciones.
La noticiu Official publicada por el
Minisrerio de Ia Guerra accrca de
esa accion y de otras ocurridas en-
distin,oS trenteS. esta ~concebida en-
los siguientes terminus:
Al noroeste de Lille Y en- el So
ma, eSpecia,mentc en- Ia ribera norte
' en- algunos lugares aiSlados del
Aisne. Ia artiIeria aumento Sus &C
tividades aver. En- dist...JaS ocu-
stones intentaron avlnzar los ingle-
ses ' los franceSes en- dichos puntoS,
pero fueron ~rechazados con grande$
pardidas.
En- Ia ribera izquierda del Meuse.
en- el f-cnuc de Veriun, los france.
ses empreadicron varios ataqucS du-
rante 81 dia. ~prrccdiios por ca6Oneos
f~uriosoS. NueSrras posicicnes mas
a-araG-s fu~~nn las De la C0.ira de-.
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Gree que IL rccicmtc cntradu de- par.
titln> arnlahas Il Mr>icO sea mn

Fl iuramonto del nucvo monarch
#cr;t tornado On 81 hastion Fisher, que
- cncucntra dctr:is &c Ia igIeSia y
desputs Saidri una procession, con los
reyes i la cabcza, hacia la plaza de
San George, dondc tendri lurar la
imponente ceremonial, de Ia corona
ci6n de la trinchera' Y que consistc
en- que cl rcy, coLocado sobrc una
peguena trinchera, hecha con TERRA
de cada uno dc los condados dc Hun.
gria dirlja su espada en- actitud re-
tadora hacia los cuatro rumbos del
globo.
lii corona J las insigniaS reaIes que
han sido usadas en- II ceremonial,
qucdaran expuestas 4 las miradas del
puhIiao ror esp2cio de tres dias.
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Tn d~iyIomdtico urgs G les
IS. UU. que e preporsr

WASHINGTON. Di"icmDro Sc.
Jno lie los mas prom.GcntcS cmhaia.
dolrS d. los paiso. al:.Ios on los Es-
tado> UnidoS. hizo las >imuiru-es de
clarariorcs:--"Ei g5blcrru america
10 dcbc prcpararyc para una reno
vacion d. la camDaha dc subma2i-
nos q" A.lcmania. en- n "scala mas
terrible que nadie :" pucda imaginar.
Este pais dy6cria disponcr que fuc-
ran a5o!iGaS las limitacioncs cue ha
/ ,,,cs,o ,cn,.c, in I. dafors, dc Ins
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THE FASHION,.
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AVlSO A NUESTROS
SUSCRIPTORES

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: SA nV deben o!vidar, cuando -
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: Ia dlrecc'on que han tenido y la ;
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1 Dues sin este requisite no pode- =
= mos anoLar el camDio en- nues- :.
= tros libros. Z
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scncio Ia cutrada del rcy Carlos. I'm
las pucrtas &c la ciUdad, UNI comisIou
de amlas camaraS, le Cntrego 81 'di-
plcmq inaugural! q cuai fuc davUcl-
TO hoy por cl monarch. OF 81 real
f!rms. Fl rvy hizo hoy ma ~eIccrjoG
dc uucvoS guardias rcal"s. La ccrc.
mnnia dc L. r"ronG5j1n do principle
a las sietc dc Ia manana dc hoy.
e. rcy Carlos " SRA coronado en-
Ia lglcsia de San Matias. La ccrcmo.
MA scra complicadisima. y Sc obser.
yara q mismO ritual que en- Ia del
cmperador + Francisco Jose. La corona
del Rcy San Estcban, qu" us1n to
dos los monarCas en- II ceremonial dc
Ia coronation. fu@ llcvada aver con
gran ~solemnIdad = la igiesia de San
Mathis. \ las nueve de Ia manana
saiiercn e. rey ' la reiHa del palscio
real, con obieto dc dir;girSe al tenn
plo. Fl primer ministro, condo Tisza,
coloco en- ia cabcza del soberano Ia
historical corona. despueS de haber
hecho igual cosa con "a reina.
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Con gran Tcgoc'I0 Sc geTI
fic6 Ia coronation del
Rey Carlos ".
Ell pueblo hangaro cIsido pOr IN
momeuto la guerra, para hac:r
manife tacioaes de ,Isgll.

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IeS''> I"""'S 4l ID 1''ona'.'" W.
h'y N"''S vS'".' 'N"'.o''a"''S' >'''
" "t. f'''''o ""''N",''
gu" II" "N'"""" P'' u" "o"'''''o Ids
demonstrations dc algeria al advent.
miento Do I'll nucvo Sobcrano. Por las
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DIrr ustrd. sonora. que halIan
dos" sofia ell I'm rOchr dc fcrrocarriI
el aru>aGio io rob6 a listed Un pa
qucIe dc b]iilctc> de- BancO.
ST, senior.
-,tFuG con ~yiOIencia?
N cODLrario, senior prcsidentc.
Yo llcyaba los billelcs en- 81 enc.
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EPISCOPA LIANS
TO HAVE SPECIAL
EASTER SERVICES

Services of much interest and
beauty will be held at st. Andrews
Cathedral this week Bishop Restar-
lex announces them as follows:
Monday Holy communion, Z a. M;
service with the Gospel for the day,
$50 p. m:
Tuesday-Holy communion, Z and
10 a. M; service with the Gospel for
the day, $50 p. m.
Wednesday-Holy communion, a.
M: service with the Gospel for the
day, $50 p. m.
Maundy Thursday-Holy eommun-
ion, z and 10 a. M; service with the
Gospel for the day, $50 p. M; service
every morning at 8:45.
Good Friday Morning prayer, lit
any and ante-communion, 10 a. m;
three hours service, 12 to 8 p. m;
conducted by the bishop.
Easter evening-Holy communion,
Z a. M; even song, 1880 p. m.
Easter Day-Holy communion, 6 a.
M; holy communion, Z a. M; Anaina
HemoIele me Himeni, 9:15 a. M;
morning prayer and holy communion,
IL a. M; United Sunday School SER
vice and Benten Offering for missions,
1880 p. M; even song, 7:30 p. m,
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| Nnttnll1ll1 6tar -Bullrtin
EDITOR

Flanders. and the arrival of many refugees
from the Belgian village of Putte, situated
Just north of Antwerp, strengthens the view
generally held in the frontier districts that the
people who have so far stuck to their homes IN
the rest Of this zone, will in due course suffer
the same fate.
The latest lot of fugitiyes, men, women and
children, fed through the barbed-wire entang-
ement of the first German barrier in order to
escape the ever bitterer want reigning in their
village 1t was a sad sight, these penniless and
homeless people who arrived in the market
square in their wagons, there to apply to Dutch
police for temporary shelter and for ticket
enabling them to proceed to one of the Belgian
refugee camps in this country. The immediate
reason for their expatriation was that for a
fortnight past the Germans have refused to
allow any further food to be brought to this
region prisoned between their two formidable
barbed- wire fences, while from the Dutch side
nothing could reach the villagers
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CATHEDRAL CHOIR is
HEARD I'M REPETITION
OF "THE CRUclFlxi0N''

A good-sized congregation listened
last night to repetition of John
Stainer's sacred cantata The Cruel
fixion," which was given by the choir
of st. Andrews Cathedral Sunday
evening, April 8. and was repeated at
evensong last night.
Philip Hall and Reynold McGrew
sang the leading solo parts. Mr.. Hall
is planning to give concert here
next month
Quartet parts were sung by Miss
Mabel Schaefer, Miss Avis Yates and
Messrs Hall and McGrew H NJ.
Kueffer sang the bass recitative,
which is an essential part of the i'm
pressive composition.
r. Rudland BODIES work as organist
was excellent, and at the close of the
service, Rt Rev. Henry Bond Restar-
lex, d. D., dean of the cathedral, ex-
tended his personal appreciation to
the choir for their work in the Lenten
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
MILITARY TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS,

Military training in the schools and universal
service in the United States are ideas spread
ing over the country. Hawaii, of course, would
have been pioneer in military education had
the last legislature passed the Holstein bill.
Perhaps BY the time the next legislature meets
the tide Of public sentiment here will be much
more strongly in favor of the school plan than
was the case year ago.
Resolutions favoring universal military
training as the only means of securing ade
quate, dependable, just and democratic defense
were adopted unanimously by delegates to the
Northwest Preparedness conference in Spokane
q few days ago. Leading citizens of the states
Of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and
Wyoming attended the conference
Compulsory training of the country's
youth, y reads the resolution, twill tend pow
erfulIy to the correction of grave evils, and
make our people more efficient in all the in
dustries and arts Of peace. We place it first
therefore, in the consideration of plans Of ma
tional defense. And failing that, we are for
he strengthened means Of defense recommend
td>by the country ablest military and naval
authorities as they have testified before com
Inittees of the senate and the house. To their
plans and their counsel we will cheerfully yield
our local interests everywhere /"
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HIS LAST WEEK

sold the doves: and He would not suf-
fer that any man should carry yes
sci through the temple And He
taught and said unto them, Els it not
written, my House shall be called a
House of Prayer for all the nations?e
but We have made it den of rob
beEs ?"
And the blind and the lame came to
Him in the temple; and He healed
them. But when the chief priests and
the scribes saw the wonderful things
that he did, and the children that were
crying In the temple. and saying. 'Ho-
sanRa to the son of David" they were
moved with indignation, and said unto
them, Nearest thou what these are
saying?'
And Jesus saith unto them, Yea:
did We. never read, Out of the mouth
Of babes and sIiekiings thou has per-
fected praise? ~
And the chief priests and the scribes
and the principal men of the people
wrought to destroy Him: and they
could not find what they might do;
for the people all hung upon Him, list
ening.
And He left them, and went forth
out of the city to Bethany, and lodged
there
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1t is Honolulu misfortune to lose its friends
Of the army usually about the time they are
really becoming known outside service circles.
The latest whose early going is definitely de-
tided is Brig. Gen. John p WISER command
ing the Hawaiian department.
During the short time he has been in conn
nand Of the department he has widened the
circle of civilian friends he made here as the
commander of the lst Brigade, Schofeld. This
|'fcle regrets very much that he will soon
'11re for the mainland and is shortly to be
Gen. Wiser was born in ST. Louis, July 10,
1852, and was graduated from the United States
.'Iitary Academy at West Point at the age Of
In 1878 he finished the United States Ar
|efy School at Fort Monroe. He studied at
.t Royal School of Mines Freiberg, Saxony
"A 1883-S4
His promotions and positions in the army
have been as follows: Second lieutenant, LIST
artillery, 1874; LIST lieutenant, 1880; captain,
Ih Artillery, 1898; major, Artillery Corps,
9ol lieutenant-colonel, 1906; colonel of Coast
tItillery Corps, 1907; acting inspector general
Turing and after the earthquake and fire in
1sn Francisco 1906; military attache, Berlin,
DOGS; commanding artillery district Of Sa-
|annah 1909-11; artillery district Of San Fran
1'seo, 1911l3 commanding Preside, 1912;
|onlmanding Department of California, 1912;
Fort Winfield Scott, 19l2-13; Department of
california, 1913; appointed brigadier- general,
1913; in command Of 4th Brigade, 2nd Division,
Texas City, Texas, 1914; commanding Pa
['Iic Coast Artillery district, 1914
He has taught in various military academies
and schools of the government, and has written
<ereral books on military subjects.
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HOLLANDS ALARM.

Holland apparently has some reason to fear
that Germany may find it military neces-
sity to invade Dutch soil The vigorous pre-
parations of the Dutch are not the result Of
vague alarm.
Several recent indications point to the fact
that the Germans in Belgium intend entirely
to clear the region immediately next to the
frontier Of its inhabitants, with view, pre-
somably, to further facilitating their strict
control Of the Dutch boundary. They have al
[eady evacuated the strip of country situated
between their barbed- wire fences in part of
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AMERICAN BUSINESS.

American exports for February reached a
total of $409, 1896, 525, according to an announce
ment made by the department of commerce.
This is the highest point ever reached by the
Iexport trade in this country and exceeds the
high mark for December, 1915, by $50,0o0O00.
1t exceeds the total for January by $50, 100000.
The decline in January has been taken in some
quarters to mean that the record figure for De-
cernber had marked the high tide in the flow
of American exports. The total exports for the
first eight months of the fiscal year 1916 are
S., $50, 301, $40 and it now seems probable that
the exports for the whole fiscal year will reach
81, 900, 100000.
February imports also set a new high record,
being valued at $193,935,1 III, which is about
$10000,000 more than in January, and much
above the total for any earlier February. Over
two thirds of the month 5 imports entered free
of duty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
SPECIAL HOLY
week SERVICES
At Cathedral

Beginning next Thursday, special
Holy Week services are to be held in
the Catholic cathedral, Fort street; st.
Augustine's chapel. Waikiki, and at
the convent of the Sacred Hearts, Kai
muki. These special services will
continue up to and including Easter
Sunday, April %.
The schedule of services at the
cathedral is as follows:
Cathedral Services.
Thursday-Pontifical high mass at
Z a. m, with holy communion and
blessing Of the holy oils. Alteration
of the blessed sacrament during the
day. At 8 p. M, ceremony of washing
the feet. At Z p. M, sermon on the
Passion in Portuguese.
Good iday-Adoration of the cross
and mass at a. m. Stations, in Eng
lish, at p. m. Sermon in Hawaiian,
and stations, at p. m. Stations, in
Portuguese, at p. m. Sermon on the
Passion at s p. m. by Rev. Father
Lenehan.
Holy Saturday-Blessing of the fire
and baptismal font, and high mass at
Z a. m.
Easter Sunday General cpmp1union
of the junior branch OF the Holy Name
society at Z a. m. Pontifical high mass
at 1880 a. m. Confirmation and bene.
diction of the blessed sacrament at
3 p. m.
st. Aueustine's.
At 1870 o'clock on the evening Of
Good FRIDAY, there will be a sermon
and stations of the cross at ST. Angus.
tines chapel, Waikiki, of which Rev.
Father Valentin is pastor. On Easter
Sunday there will be high mass, with
special music by the Oahu Prison Club
at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Sacred Heart Convent.
During Holy Week services will be
held az the convent Of the Sacred
Heart, Kalmuki, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday mornings, beginning at
z O'CLOCK. On Easter Sunday, low
mass and communion will be ceiebrat-
ed at O'Clock in the morning, with
solemn high mass at 8 o'clock On
both occasions special music will be
rendered by the sisters and pupils.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
SPECIAL PRAYERS FOR HOLY WEEK
Prepared by Federal Council Of Churches Of Christ in
America.

usual the Federal Council the Churches Of
in
&C oyng the
His
worship and pfcation.
> ..z45ss 81
Thanksgiving
Create hearts God end right spirits within
In
lrai God for his o wing love for the ntereession OF
of His spirit And while thank God that have been
with untold
leansed the temple of unho things He cleanse
desires" ~
Read: psalms IA; I3s:2324: Matthew 49, 222
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LETTERS


EDITOR Honolulu Star-BulIetin.
Sir: notice By the papers from
the msinlsnd that most Of the cities
here are adopting the mechanical
street semaphores at crossings where
there is any volume of traffice. It
IS described as a substantial affair,
veil above the heaas of the people.
and bearing two crossed arms, one
reading STOP and the other Go. !"
These silent commands can be seen
Tor over block away. and there is
rs chance for misunderstanding.
Nten are We eoiqs 70 eet the de.
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LET A NEUTRAL DECIDE

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: Since the contestants in the
Puunui controversy cannot agree, is
it not time to arbitrate? As we under
stand il. the difficulty is about the
location of road and the consequent
assessments due to Improvements TAX.
A body has recently been appointed
NEcse duties may well include the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17
OUTSIDER AND TAXPAYER.

Friends of the George p Tullochs
Of Kohala. Hawaii. heard with regret
by Saturdays mail that their daugh-
ter, Miss Leslie Tulloch, died in the
Hilo hospital on "Wednesday as the re-
suit of mistaking some ant poison for
medicine and swallowing the poison
two weeks previously II was It first
Uh1eh Miss Tulloch would recover.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

e Suppose the war were suddenly to end what
would Great Britain do with the $91, 100000
worth of beef stew she has ordered in AmericaG
But it will not end right away, and Tommy At
kins, Emery 'Awkins, Jean Crapaud and others
will continue to live and fight on the fat of this
land Portland Oregonian
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role of arbitrators, and certainly are
to decide upon the location of new
roads. Let each contestant agree
without reserve to place his case in
the hands of the City Planning Com
mission for full decision as to what is
just and proper. and abide by the
result.
OUTSIDER AND TAXPAYER.
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vice here? Perhaps we would rather
jog along in the old rut, and be re-
ferred to as back number by tour
lists coming in for the next 20 or 80
years. Or perhaps we are suffering
for few more $4,000 fire engines.
NJ.
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Palm Sunday-The Day Of Triumph.
Monday-The Gay of Authority.
Tuesday-The Cay of Controversy.
Wednesday-The Day of Retire
ment.
Thursd7y-The Day Of Fellowship.
Friday--The Gay of Suffering.
Saturday-The Day of Silence and
Sorrow. &
Easter sunday-The Day Of Resur-
rection.
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ToDAY-THE cay or AUTHORITY.
The Cursinq OF the Fla Tree q

+ y
The Cursing OF the Fig Tree. :.
And on the morrow, when they were
come out from Bethany, He fungered
And seeing fig tree afar Of having
leaves, He came, if haply He might
find anything thereon: and when He
came to it, He found nothing but
leaves: for it was rot the season Of
figs And He answered. and said unto
1t. No man eat fruit from thee hence
forward for ever"
And His disciples heard it.
The Cleansing of the Temple.
And they come TO sJerusaIem: aud
He entered into the temple, and be-
gan to cast out them that sold and
them that bought in the temple, and
overthrow the tables of the money
changers, and the seats of them that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

The house having authorized an increase of
10000 dnst the army, all that is necessary now is
to find 10000 men willing to give up wages of
So day for SIC per month.-Boston Tran
script.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

When Henry Ford beat Senator Smith of
Michigan by more. than 5000 in the state presi-
DENTAL primary, lot of people quit talking
about the latest Ford joke
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

But think what would have become of all of
us had Noah's unarned merchantmen been
sunk without warning!
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-17

The Sussex affair, by the way, started about
the same day DR.. Won Bethmann- Hollweg de-
livered that long and pacifcatory address.
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There is evidence that the Colonel brought
back not only the hat, but the ring into which
to throw it.-New York World
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Torpedoed amidships -or, How the National
Guard Athletic Benefit Was Sunk.
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The map-makers certainly are lucky bunch.
just when they We covered all the European
field, along comes popular demand for maps
of Mexico. Philadelphia North American.
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week late, tho Watson steamer
Enterprise steamed Saturday from
San Francisco for Hilo. Repairs to
her broken tail shaft were made at
the coast. delaying her. The Hyades
left Seattle Saturday for this port, on
time
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Baby Week is just a week away.
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period The choir, directed by Mr..
Bode, has given three sacred cantatas,
''Penitence, Pardon and Peace, "0liv-
ct to Calvary" and The Crucifxion'
during Lent.
There will be special music next
Sunday, Easter day
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Is Verdun worth it,