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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
WOMEN'S WORK

The WOMEN Of EuTOpe are WUrhng N falf-
Why shops in munition factories and ship
yards, and ON farms They do messenger
work, drive ts1habs and fiji almost every
occupation. Our American wornG ars taxing
up heavier kinds of work every day. Women
who are physically strong, and have not been
burdened with the weaknesses peculiar to
Eomankind, are quicker to adapt Themselves
to many lines of work than are men or boys.
American girls should prepare themselves
to be equal to any emergency. They should
follow Dr. Pierce's advice. take his "Favorite
Prescription, and become strong and vigor-
GUS. It can be- had in tablets or liquid
All ages, and all conditions Of womanhood
will find just the help that women need IN
DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Prescription
Get it now if you're tired or suffering
woman. and get well Most druggists sell the
tablets for 60c per package, OF send DR.. Pierce
IOc Cor trial pkg It builds mp and mvlgorates
the entire system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health and
periods in a womans life--thc change from
and latrr-it is a perfectly safe. and an
lial agent, that can produce only good results
nra!;Gs Hotel, Buffalo ~ Y. his good news
n. Write to-day and tell vou, troubles. and
right advice TO restore YOU TO health and BRING
cheeks. and without charge His 'FaVorite
to the rescue Of thousands of suffering
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
To ShadySide.

Tho boys and girls bu$kr; ball teams
OF the high school Will - l" HhadESiH''
Friday evening. wh"r" they Will m""t
tho teams ct that city. y last game ~
expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
There's a Satisfaction
in Welcoming Guests

There's Il satisfaction a keen
dcliuhi-in knowing that you
can show your frirnd'!n"SS
by providing home :or
hem during their *ray. you
wan; Jhrm 10 feel thar YOU
are 'lnc Your utmost III
r-ca,in@ rhN"rfulncSS 10"
them: hH' III" "rcaIeSI prom
Inm. YOU known. = where }
have Them sleep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08

his rejection. which "arn" Is'rr' pre-
cl,dod him going aCrnSS Ii" hopes
soon to h.. in active service against tho
Germans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
It Need Not Be Expensive
TO Welcome Them

There is no need to pay
rental large enough 10 pro-
vide n spare" bedroom ina,
is moi in continuous use. rms
would n"c"SSitatr, besides. an
rxrra roomfuI OF furniture
moro hnuscwn7k Ia keep Inc
room bright. And still you
must bc ready 10 -ultao!!
lake care Of III" guests when
they come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-08
A Duofold Suite Is the So:
luton to the Problem

And you have splendidly fur
nished living room, in fumed
oak or golden oak. massive
furniture. deeply upholstered
over steel springs. At night,
with few simple operations.
the duofold is converted to a
fnll-sized bed and the guest
room is ready. Come in and
soc the new styles VIC arc
showing. A partial payment
will put one in your home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13

Heads up and hats Off. here comes tho
biggest parade that has over marched
down the streets Of Wheeling, and. to
go farther. it will he a long time before
another such parade graccs the streets
OF this city.
The parade will start promptly at )
o'clock. and let it be known that when
the bell begins to rims that hour, rain
or shine. the start will be made and all
who are not in their places will get left.
An official list Of hands and whose
delegation they will head is given he
low:
Whitaker-Glrssncr company - Wash
ington. Pa, hand.
"hitaker-Cilessner company Of Mar
tins Fcrry-People's hand.
Wheeling Mold and Foundry company
-Municipai band.
Whitakcr-Glessncr company - War.
wood band.
Culorcd clcgation-Colorcd band of
Martins Ferry.
Sterling Products company--EaEles'
band of Moundsvlle.
Syrians-Sist"rsville band.
Center Fouudry--Steuhenviil band
Printers and PrcsS-NelSon Elks'
band.
StifeI Calico works--Manningto ton band.
La Belle Iron works--Ft. Henry band.
BAnkers-Greater Wheeling band.
School children-ZancsYillc band.
Wheeling Steel and lron-E. Liver
pool band,
American Sheet and in Plate company
New Brighton band
National Tube ompany-Murillas
band nf Pittsburgh.
Hazcl-AtlaSs Glass company--Alliance
O.. band.
Yorkville-Ft Stubcn band OF Steu.
benville.
Butchers-Zancsville band
In the parade will be soldiers Of the
British army, Canadian army. Polish
soldiers and plenty OF the boys from
the ranks Of Uncle Sam, and possibly
some French soldiers.
Business men will have division to
themselves. school children. Boy Scouts,
doctors. lawyers. grocers, bakers, and.
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WASHIN'iTrS. April i".--t'oal miurS
in many scc!i"uS arc beginning TO close
down lecauS.: Of car shortage. and both
reduced production and acknowledgements
have Reached such {I %.'riuuS stage thai
fuel airnin.st ration officials are frank
" alarmed rh: situation has been
placed before :hf railrSnd administration
with an urgent request for araSll: Stt ps
10 keep the r,iusS supplied with cars.
In the r'airInort- -cltrkSDurc hitumin-
ous fields in West Virginia thu labor
nrobleu is giving officials the most con-
corn SOM. |. 56n miners arc reported in
Lanpcr Of starvation as the result Of
mines shutting down. in 4 telegram
sent to the fuel administration by the
local OF the United Mine Workers for
district No. II, Taylor county. c"mpris-
inr , lare. number "t mines "f the
Fairrnont district.
An average "t approximately 5000
men have been idle pee day in the r'air-
r,ont-Clarks sburG fields. according 10
figures in the possession OF the nnttonal
coal association. In Iowa Illinois. Ohio
ord Pennsylvania and practically every
other bitur,inuus coal producing state. Il
atnoi,ar condition il declared tn exist.
Miners are becoming dissatisfie and Il
scrlous loss Of mine labor is threatened
IN: idle. miners going to other work un-
less Immediate relief is obtained.
Whi.a como, figures on car short
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GREATEST PARADE IN THE C|TY'S
HISTORY COMES THIS At FTERN00N
Liberty Loan Campaign
Going Good But Official
Figures Slow Coming In

WASHINGTON. April l2.-LIoerty
loan subscriptions reported TO federal
reserve banks up TO the. close OF busi-
ness last night, representing results Of
Ave days canvassinG. were $+5l. $4,000.
or slf5.S2j.O00 more than the total re-
ported last night. This is just about
enough 10 pay the United States war
expenses for two weeks.
Only part Of these pledges have been
received by federal reserve banks in
binding form. accompanied by initial
payments. but il is believed many mil
lions of other subscriptions have been
signed and not yet reported TO local
banks.
The New York federal reserve district
continues to furnish almost half the
cuuntry's total. with S.uI. 900 re-
ported today. In the Minneapolis dis
lrct tho louu campaign Will not really
star; until next Monday. and no figures
are reported from there. Other districts
records. as given to-day in messages /"
headquarters here are as follows:
Chicago, S55.alO.000; Ros:on. s4G,3Gl.-
0GJ: Gle, elaud. $3a.9S9 900: Philadelphia.
S3l.5S7 900; ST. Louis. $2?.H6S.00n:
Dallas. sl5.347, 900: Kansas City. Sla.-
Co, 900: San Francisco, Sll,426.hOe;
,lsichmond. S6,9lG.000: Atlanta, $685.
TOO.
Nural communities got into the cam
paign in earnest tonight with Liberty
loan rallies nj country school houses in
practically very township. y message
from secretary McAdun was read. say
ing:
Il rely upun tho farmers. than whom
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GOAL MINING SITUATION BECOMES
CRITICAL OWING To CAR SHORTAGE

aEr and miners idle for the first two
weeks in April arc not available. reports
show that in one Of the Pennsylvania
hituIninouS fields normally getting 962
ours per day. only 42S were received at
the mines one day last week. resulting
in n loss Of 26.7O1 tons OF coal on that
day.
In the Fairmont district in West Vlr-
Cinia figures for three days In April
are declared to be fair barometer OF
conditions at all mines. On April 8, Of
1Jo mines reporting 6A were shut down
for lack ut cars. throwing out Of work
5,199 miners. OF 15S mines reporting
April 9th Sc mines were closed for the
same reason with $3.50 men idle and a
loss If 47.Sl0 tons of coal. One hundred
and fiCtS-one mines reported April 10th.
OF these So were closed down and 5.911
mon arc out OF work.
In another region in West Virginia,
lSS fewer cars per day were received
AT th.. mines during the first eight days
of April than in the same period In
March.
The Pittsburgh vein operators asso-
clarion If Ohio records, show that Al
mines IN Ohio reporting To the aSscctE-
tirn. normally of $50 car capacity. only
SIS cars were received on April 4. Tho
report then said that 3 other mines. 10
of which furnished railroad fuel re-
ceived full quotas Of cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
GERMAN FLEET
PREPARING To
MAKE 4 DASH!

GENEVA, Switzerland, April
12.-(ireat activity rcigns at Ger
man naval bases. especially at
kicl. Coal and ammunition are
being shipped 10 the fleet in large
quantities, according tc informa-
ton received here this morning
from reliable neutral source.
German naval contingcntS, with
heavy guns, were recently recalled
from the western front to join the
fleets, and were replaced by Aus
trian artillery, manned by land
forces.
Indications are that naval raid
of great magnitude is about to be
attempted.
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The end Of the first phase Of the
giant struggle now may be consid-
cred as passed. "There must be no
retirement" is Haia's admonition,
which adds that the British are now
fighting with their backs to the
wall" The withdrawal in Picardy
was officially reported to have been
a part Of the Allied strategy, but
the period for such tactics seeming.
ly has gone into history.
The order issued by the field mar
shall contains another sentence
which may be pregnant with sianifi-
canoe. 1.-THE French army is NOV
ing rapidly and in great force to our
support" he said, and this is the
first official intimation that the Al
lies are ready to strike back at the
German invaders. This blow may
not necessarily fall in Flanders, nor
yet in Picardy, but may be aimed at
some part Of the line where General
issno Foch may believe ne can cut
through the German front and COM
pei the Teutons >to relax their pres
sure against the British.
The Allies stand today on front
which has been dented and battered
but which is very strong through
out. Tracing this line from the south
it is found to leave the old battle
front at 5raueourt, west Of laon.
From this point it runs to the west,
passes south Of Coucy-Le-chateau
and curves north until it caches the
0ixe river, which It follows until it
reaches a point south Of Noyon.
Here the line crosses over some
high hills and runs Just north Of
west to Mesnil, west Of Montdidler,
where it turns to the north. This
line Is continued as far as castei,
where il turns northeast to Haneard
and then by a crooked line through
Albert to point east Of Hebuterne.
Here the line runs OFF to the north
east through 6ucquoy and soisIeux
to Fampoux. east Of Arras.
At this point It turns north to be-
yond Lens, and then turns sharply
to the northwest past Bethune, en-
terino the scene Of the most bitter
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WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
DOING GREAT WORK
Turn in Reports for Friday
Aggregating $237,650--
Work In Detail.

Loan headquarters arc quoted as haV-
ing received subscriptions Of over S2.-
900 900 to date and the quota of Wheel
ing Is expected to be reached not later
thar Wednesday Of nexe week.
The s2,5o0,oo0 marx Ia expected by to-
night
The banner day m Liberty loan sub
scriptioas was recorded yesterday when
the figures for the day went to s1aansss
75o. The contribution or the Lal>elle
Iron Works Of 100000, the National
Bank OF West virg1nia of 100000 and
the ladies committees with $7sT.650 all
tended to swell the days work into the
largest day yct
The contributions for the day arn re-
corded as nca- as possfuie. below:
LaBelle Iron Works, out Of credit
fund of 100000 of which Wheeling re-
ceived 10000
National Bank of W. Va-..... 100000
Ladies' Of the Triadelphia Committee.
with Mrs. John G. Hupp as their
chairman bad weather hindering them
alSO. S,'oN
The ladies committe. with Mrs. Jess
Bloch as chairman. ........... 25i'b5o
Smaller subscriptions OF the day
mention. cd are. bz'4eV
Total Friday. 81, lo9i0t
Many other smaller contributions
were recorded but several bank clerks
were busy filing and tabulatinE them
until it was impossible to get the total
figures Today will begin to show the
returns of the mems committees that
are out working and their sums. in ad-
dition TO the ones already recorded. will
swell the amount In excess of 100000
with a possible S2,50Q,000 in view BY to-
night
The l. dies committees have reported
TO date 662, 800 with the Twigs possibly
the lar, st individual committee. with
s25l,900 10 their credit. having secured
S169.35O yesterday.
The ladies' totals are given for five
days as follows:
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CASUAL TIES Of
GERMANS GROW
ENORMOUSLY
20 DIVISIONS HAVE
BEEN WITHDRAWN
Further Efforts to Break
Through French and Brit
ish Lines Expected.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Thursday Evening. April IL.
-(By the Associated Press.)-Two
strong enemy attacks last night and
this morning. In the vicinity Of Noyon.
which were repulsed easily by the
French. give rise to the question wheth-
er the Germans are about 10 make an
other attack on their southern flank.
1t is quite evident that the German high
command Is beginning to experience
some disquietude over the loss Of so
many men and the dtSlocatioh OF so
many divisions which has not given the
results expected.
ssventy Divisions withdraw
Already considerably more than 100
German divisions have been thrown into
the fight and more than 20 divisions
have since been withdrawn to fill up
the gaps in the ranks. When it is re-
membered that the Germans hitherto
have not taken a division out of the
lighting line until It has suffered min
iInum Of $500 casualties, some idea may
(coutinusd on Paae Tsu-I
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AMERICANS AND
FRENCH EJECT ! !.
MANY GERMANS
=. Fr5
y CAPTIVES TAKEN
BY THE AMERICANS:
Spirited Action Take. Place.
in Agreement Forest $.
Sector. s,.;.
PARIS, April IL.

PARIS. April IL. - Americans
and French holding the lines in
the Apremont forest sector today
distinguished themselves by res
pelling strong German attack,
The Germans gained foothold a
the French positions, but a coun.,
ter attack elected them, in which
the Americans took twenty-five
prisoners. The French official re-
port tonight gives the following
particulars: Il,
"In the Apremont forest the.
enemy delivered against our posi-,
tions in the Brule wood a power
full attack, gaining a foothold IN;
our advanced elements. A spirit
ed counter-attack by the French,
fCoutiuuod ON FaSo Fwo.) -
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-Forecast:
western Ponnsylvauta-PartIy cloudy
and continued cold Saturday. Sunday
fair and warmer.
West virgtnta-Fnir, somewhat Earm-
er Saturday and Sunday.
oho-Pair and slightly wArmsr Sat-
urday; Sunday, partly cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
RAIN OR SHINE, START
WILL BE MADE AT 3
Nineteen Bands Assigned to
Head Divisions of the
Demonstration.
EMERGENCY STATIONS.

Two Red Cross stations. with
ambulanccs, doctors and nurses in
attendance. will he stationed, one
at Market and Twelfth streets (call
Baar Drug store ii wanled) and
one at Twenty-tifth and Chapline
streets (call Coleman Drug Store
if Tanied).
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LONDON, April l2.-Eield Marshal
Ha1g's report from headquarters IN
France tonight, says:
"Strong pressure has been maintained
by tho enemy all day south and south
west Of Ealailu,. Constant attacks In
great force were made in this ern and
are continuing.
"our troops have been pushed back
slowly ir continuous fighting 30 posi-
lions In the neighbozhood of the Batneul
railway, where they arc heavily en-
gagged with the enemy.
sharp fighting occurred also on other
tarts Of tho battle front north Of La
BasSee canal, and the enemy made slight
progress between the Lave and clar-
ence rivers.
"At ether points our positions have
been maintained. Or the remainder OF
the Rritiah front the position Is IN
changed.
"Mcre than 10 German divisions so
far havo bccn engaged since tho morn
irg of March 81, and more than 4 OF
these have been thrown into the battle
two or three tirne5."
PARIS. April 12.-Gsr1nnn 1orces
launched heavy attacks this morning
against the French In the Hangard-En-
Sauterre sector. Tho fighting continued
throughout the day. Several attacks
ended In failure, but finally fresh Ger
man troops penetrated Hangnrd, al
though tho western secaor Of the VII
lago was regatncd By tho. Preach. ao-
cortl1as to tho var office announcement
tonight.
American and French troops, fighting
.cGcthor, repealed. German attack III
tho hpSe.ucrt forest. The Americans
captured numerous prisoners.
Tho tcxt Of tho statement 5ayz:
AFTER "a intense artillery prepara-
ton, the Germans this morning at
tackled cur lines on the front Of Kan
rard. n-Saa.errc, Rourgos Violent
Schti.g ensucd. which lasted all day.
On front CT Eourges ths energy was
NOT sblc to advance: Notwithstanding his
eFcrts. Aitc-. several fruitles3 attacks,
carried out without cessation oy fresh
German troops. the enemy penetrated
EsaSGrd CouESar-cttacks launched by
uso rega!act; tlc Western part OF tho VII
IsaS, where the Gght!nC continues with
seubEor1nc5s.
IN the Noyon sector the artillery ac-
Stcl was quite marked. The Gercnl13
bcr,ta-tlet Rheims, several fires break
tsS cut, particularly around the cathe-
dral
BERLIN, via London, April 12.-"our
victorious troops" says tAc official rc-
pct from headquarters this evening.
"n-c progressing through the wide 1ys
plain. betEcc. Er1nont;eres and Mer-
bile"
PARIS, April 12.-For the first time
stacc .Eo long distance bonba-dr ent
c< Paris, Ger&an SHELF reached the
Paris region AFTER EC-nsc.. p1otecttle
ctcucE somewhere near the city at sos
o'clock this evening.
IT TIC Paris iustvtcT to-day, two per-
sons wore killed and twelve wounded
b. The bornbardnsnt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
GREAT FRENCH ARMY MOVING To
SUPPORT Of HARD PRESSED BRITISH
Hags Lines Badly Dented and Battered But Intact at Every
Point - Foch Counter Blow Expect
ed to FALL

Great Britain stand bay in France and Flanders
After three weeks which has ecpsed anything that has
ragged during four years of warfare Field Marshal Hag
has issued command hold British ground at whatever
cost fight knowledge that their blows struck for
the safety of their and the freedom of mankind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
La Belle Iron Works Takes 100000
In Bonds Of the Third Liberty Loan


institution had contributed 100000 for the purchase OF Liberty Bonds
When OF
to
immense Wheeling
sand
srlpho
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

To facilitate the handling traffic the occasion Of the
Liberty Loan Parade Saturday. April l3 the following
fc rules will be enforced:
STREET CARS
All lines will be permitted to operate usual until
BEGINNING at As and continuing until the parade begins
move will be switched back at the following points
WHEELING TRACTION LINE
North Wheeling Warwood and Wellsburg at Tenth and
Main.
Island and Ohio at west end of Steel bridge
South Wheeling Benwood and Moundsvie at Twen-
tysecond, Market to Main streets
CITY RAILWAY LINE. n
North Wheeling at Tenth and Market streets Il
South Wheeling cars at Twentieth and Market streetA
ELM GROVE LINE . - =
At Eof street. Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets. ~
When the parade begins street will be stop
ped at Ninth the north at and EoH and
Thirty third and Jacob streets on the South sloe 81
No street will be permitted any Of the sterets
cucd in the march during the time of the pardae
As soon as possible the parade dsbanded all street
cars will be permitted to their regular operation
AUTOMOBILES AND OTHER VEHICLES
All streets included in the line march district must be
cleared of all vehicles prior the official time for the parade
to start To make effective all vehicles will be stopped
the following points at 80 and will not be permitted
to enter the march district until after the parade Is
~
Fourteenth and McColloch streets ~
Ninth and Market streets. - \
Ninth and Main streets IN
West end of both Island bridges. - /
Twentieth and Main streets. -
Twentieth and Market streets
Vehicles may be parked streets of the city outside
line of march district and the line OF march includes
the following named streets: \
North on Chapline to Fourteenth
West on Fourteenth to Market
North Market to Ninth -! II
West Ninth to Main = /
South on Main to Twenty-second \
East Twenty-second to Chaplne !
South on Chapine to Thirtythird III
East Thirty third to Eof
North on Eof TO Twenty-second III
West Twenty second to Chaplne
North Chapine to Twentieth
West Twentieth to Market
North on Market and disband
parking vehicles extraordinary should be exer
cised block entire street point to obsuct
intersections free should always be left
open to get possible fires and for other emergencies.
BE PARTICULARLY CAREFUL MOTTO STOP AUTO !
MOBILES IN FRONT OF FIRE PLUGS. & !
c. H. HENDERSON Chief Of Polics II
G. o. NAGLE City Manager.
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Eleven Hundred Thousand
Fridays Total for the Loan
BELMONT TROOPS TO MOVE APRIL 27TH
EITHER TO CAMP SHERMAN OR CAMP MEADE

COLUMBUS, O., April 12-(Specia Dispach)-Troops from
Belmont Monroe and Noble counties will April q for either
Camp Sherman o. Camp Meade Md under the draft call
Jefferson and northeastern Ohio counties April 80.
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ST JukeS Observation-Disclosures. S20,9 9In
Fourth Street NJ. E. ... $3.50
Christian Science church. ....... 2e.450
e. Matthews church. 1000
Zane Street church. h......... 1850
Zion Lutheran church. ....-... 5000
German NJ. E church. ...--....- 800
Sccond'U u P church. ............ 1850
First and second Christian. TOO
First and second Baptist. ....... 3'l5o
FIRST Presbyterian church. 10000
Second Presbyterian church. lO.20o
Thomson NJ L. church. ......... 22.So0
Unitarian church. ...... S.Gp0
First L. T.. church. ch....,......... ".9""
English Lutheran church. ..... 80"
North stree, NJ. E.. 500
81 lanes Lutheran church. $3.50
Vance Memorial church, . $3.50
SDirItualist Association. ........ $500
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BERLIN, Wis London, April l2.-"our
v!ct7-ous troops" says tic official rc-
pct from headquarters this evening,
"n-c progressing through the wide Lys
plain. betwec: Errnont:eres and Mer-
bile"
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The Kaiseu Get Buying Liberty Bond

Fair Somewhat Warmer Saturday and
Sunday.
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THE WEATHER

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