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GERMAN PRINCESS
MARRIED TO-DAY TO
FORMER KINO MANUEL.
TWO DARING PLAYS
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1 City- Wide Series of Better Babies9 Contests
PROGRESS, FAVORS
VOTESJORIMEN
TO SPEND OCTOBER
IN UNITED STATES
How to Care tor Baby Told to Mothers
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By a Specialist at Greenwich House
UNDER POLICE EYE
DJSON
TALKING
EX-KING MANUEL
TAKES AS BRIDE
GERMANPRINCESS
Throng of Royal Guests See
Portugal's Former Ruler Wed
to Augustine Victoria.
PANKHURST
OF UNDERWORLD
Seasoned Theatregoers Indorse "The Only Food tot the
Critics' Views and Com
plain to Waldo.
"WHITE SLAVE" MORALS.
The Lure" and "The Fight"
to Be "Officially Seen"
by Heads of Police.
Infant Is the Mother
Milk," Declared the
Doctor, Adding, "The
Sole Safe Way of Bring
ing Up a Baby le to
Nurse It."
Oamplatnts rescued folic Comml-
Waldo to-day against two play
are tunn.vl nlshtly, on In Mnx-
Blott'a Theatre In West Thirty
street and I ha other In the Hud-
Theetre In West Forty-fourth
The Commissioner detailed Flrat
Deputy CommlMloncr McKay and Chief
Iaspoctor flchmlttlbergs to
theatres ami witness nd llaten to tha
dramatizations of hrothel presented
there and recommend whether or not
Oiev shall ba suppressed.
to Commissioner Waldo, "have closed
"None But the Nursing
Child le Reasonably
Sure of Reaching the
Age of One Year The
Little One Should Be
Suckled Once in Three
Houre."
Latest Paris Creation Allows
Wearer Tread of 12 Inches
Fully threa hundred mothers, Itttla
motnera and bablaa crowded the pley-
vlalt thesa (round at Greenwich Houee, No. M
' Jonea street, yesterday afternoon, to
Helen to the flrat of a course of lectures
under the direction of O arret Smith. Kx-
acutlva Secretary of tha Babies' Welfare
Aseodstlon, on the "Cara of Children."
In tha Better Babies' Contest directed
tha houaea of Ill-fame In the Tenderloin ! by The Kvenlng World and Greenwich
with tha object or prolactins Inexpert- j House, M6 bablaa have been registered
need men from Injury to their morals. I a banner enrollment. Greenwich Vitiate
hall New York allow lifelike repreaen- i la bubbling ver with excitement about
tattoos of these suppressed places to ba,tn competition, and each rival mother
shown on the stage before audience oil looking sharply for ths llpa that may
women who form the irreat majority of , enable her baby to carry off ona of Tha
tha patrone of our theatres?" i Evening World s money prtaa. Tha
The Lure." at Maxlne Klllott's Th-a- J visiting specialist could hardly And
Hi as
tre, and 'The Pluhf at the Hudson
Theatre are the excuses for the stas
ias of scenes laid In houses of prostltu-
Bayard Vefller, tha author of "Th
Tight," la an experienced dramatist.
Xb his play ha devotes an act to setting
forth Ufa in a dtsordo nous. Utile
la left to th Imagination. Tha cler
erceae of tha actor and the realism of
th acsnery tnaka Mr. VelUefe effort
th mora reprehensible.
AUOIINCI GASPED AT THE RAW
BRUTALITY,
-reran a eophlatloetsd New Tor au
dience gasped at tha raw brutality of
the aaoond act of Bayard Velllef s play,
Tfew Fight.' " write Alan Dale, tha
daan of Now Tork dramatic orttlea In
to-day American. "For ona again
there saw tha red tinted horror of the
disorderly houss, th garish woman,
tha eeared whit slaver and tha mal
edorlflc patrona. Btit avan thla vlrM
outfit that w may find at another thea
tre gave us halt as the real significance
of tha aecond act a altuatton forced It
If upon u. Th gray-haired father
waa at wi " oomlng ah can nura tba ana in
were noi anoweu ...
tlened. only, a he opened the door, to
dlaoover the young girl ha waa buying
waa Ma own daughter. I remark feebly
that If New Tork can stand for that
let "em all oome
standing mom on the hard-packed earth
floor of the settlement house play
ground, so afraid ware his listeners last
they should miss something. He gava
special attention yesterday afternoon to
the feeding of th baby.
"The emly feed for th bay as the
mother- milk,' he began. "The
death rate among email children la
ao tremeadoue that yom oaat gat
moot nasal ta better H. had the
oaly safe why f brlaglag ay a
baby la to hare th mother bum it,
"Th reason mora mothara don't nurse
their benles I because thsy think they
can't home relative, a sister or an
aunt or a mother usually the bueband'n
mother telle them they oan't Bran If
they are not given another piece of In
formation, they are euro to receive thla
on. Now, the truth la that a mother
oan alwaya nurse her baby, with two
or three excsptlona If she has eon
sumption or dtahetea, or some very ex
hausting disease, ehe will perhaps be
unable to give her child Ita natural
food. But even If there I another balby
her
arm.
ONLY ONE-HALF THE MOTHERS
NURSE THEIR BABIES.
'Only about 60 par cent of the women
In New Tork nurse thslr children; only
To b rpllolt," said th V lng i ona out of every two. It doesn't aeem
Te'egrph of Aug. U, The Lure is possible, when you know that only the
the dramatisation of a house of wan- nuraina. baby la reasonably aura of
. n who Him tn CJhlcaao sav i ui ... mw.
iBoa. . .. . - - - i rvMiiiiiB wmm as ewe 7 m i iiw in-
Vthe acenea are lata in t--arne waieons dlan mothera srwaye nursed their ohll
establishment. They recognlae 'Paul
gae Cadet' an tha prototype or niggy
Cohan and aay that Jim McUulre. the
ajBmmmh flu aU th raonlrementa of
ban Johnny without th Hmp. Thar
laj go exesoae for auoh ptoturaa of ds
nmsltj and they can bring no enjoy-
a nam aa imaguie-
dren. and tha Infant mortality among
the original Inhabitant of thla country
waa extremely email. Under our pres
ent condition of life, frequently neither
mother nor baby gets a square deal.
"What mother here hasn't nursed her
babyT" he deman:M suddenly. "Hold
your baby up," he added, nodding in the
direction of an upraised hand.
A rather aman woman new up a
every dramatto orttlo In New Tork
agreed V that the j rarhM. ,m.u M pj,chHd.
brothel aoanaa 1n "Tha Lure" and "The How old u nr.
Tight are maeinaiD ana era iniar
psjUtsd eoTety for purposes of aanaa
Jsji and hox ofnoa attraotlveneas.
To-dy complaints to Commlasloner
Waldo did not com from prudea or re
formers. They came from people who
jj, aeaaoned theatregoers and not easily
hsjsjhej The Commissioner has assam
blad all tha criticisms of tha playa In
lajoastton and wfll consider them In con
nection trtth the reports of hla Invest!-
Patrons of the New Tork theatre re-
aafl that many years ago Pilsr Morln.
a French ac tress of rare skill, waa oom
pnd tr cease a performance that was
a panorama of Biblical acenea In com
parison with "The Lure" and "The
pight." Home thirteen years ago Olga
Netharsole wa raided by the police at
Whllack's Theatre, arrested and triad In
a oourt of law for presenting "8apho."
a flay that compared with "The Lure"
Nor "The Fight as a soda rountain eom
psras with the back room of the saloon
of the late "Paddy the rig. Ana n
hag aot been long since the police sup
pressed "Mrs. Warren's Profession.
"Nine months."
"And how much does it weigh T"
"Twelve pound and thirteen ounces."
"Thar you are," he triumphed, turn
ing to th other women. "A baby nine
months old ahould weigh eighteen
pounds. But thla baby has been fed
on a bottle. This mother has a pretty
good excuse. 8he eaya she has had
five operations. Still there are women."
he addressed the mother again, "who
have had Ave operatlona and who yet
manage to nurse their babies.
"When you put the baby on a bottle
your trouble begins. By the time It Is
a rsar old a healthy, normal baby will
have consumed from 260 to 3d quarts
of milk, or W7 worth. Thet's a good
dt-al to pay.
"After the baby la two weeks old
It should be nursed every three
hoars. Moat mothera auras their
babies too often, every two hoars
or every time the babies ory. If
yon auras your baby ones la two
hoars there will be leas mllh for
" . . i I nidlls Hence, "The Lure" and
pce o r . ... I Fight." and mors of thsm ax coming.
(HiBday sonooi wnon p.ace,, aismjsisi .The Lure w unor tn, manMement
The Lure" and ' The Fight." - . gkuaarts. "The Fight" la pre-
But times have changed. I he maga- tnled Dy lhe lUnry b. Harris Kstate.
nes, under th.- cover of exposure of ; w - fftw are pl0Ud by
is so-called "Whltu SlAVa' traffic. r ! manarl ot ,he highest repute It Is a
wltii
"V i
si
the
deluging the homes of (he land
pornography. There Is money In It.
And it Is naliir.il that theatrical man
agers should follow the le.d to wenlth.
"ANY NIGHT" SHOWED WAY TO
THE UNDERWORLD.
Mw York's first tuxte of the slimy
Inside of the Wider WOM In dramatic
form waa served up lam gSSSOfl In a
pm7 called "Any Mght." This enter
tainment In the tor:n of a playlet waa
etnt nresented at s Lambs' Cluh gam
bol to an audience of wise and nlase
and was pronounosa o
the limit" Quietly
the plav was put on
ran without
th
and skilfully
th.t Ht.lK- allU l .
lice Intsi fgrgncg.
, d Omjos,"
play
pre-
Than came "Oaniagi
aiih diavaas. wh.cli was
satad under the uloak hygienic bene
at Mansseis, quick " M Hie prollls .n
question what may be presented to the
subtle by managers of no repute at an
"The Lure" and "The Fight" are be
ginning to attract editorial attention
The New York Times says 10-aay:
Peraon whose minds and tastes
are removed some degrees from pru
dlshness might well b shocked by
the Increased production In thla city
of plays of a sort that may prove
lucrative If the police allow them to
continue-In a very fllthy way.
Veiled thinly with the prelent i f de
ploring the social evil, their real pur
pos.' Is to hold It up to morbid ys.
Indecent exhibitions will draw
crowds, t'ruwds will contribute to
li.x-jlTlce receipts. The vicious clrol
will widen it t. . potest is h'ird from
tnojag nhose sent -i mt '. is crys
tallzed Into th. laws and usagi , of
decern Fathera and mothers who
would not knowing'. ' take their
daughters to view
Declares Tney Should Have
Voice in Government, but
Opposes the Militants.
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The miuaret skirt, the latest Paris creation, tighter than the hobble.
Tha atep of a wnarar Is limited to about twelve Inches. Ona of die
problems this fall for women will be stopping In and out of can. I
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TOUCHES MANY TOPICS.
Stands for Government Con
trol of Public Utilities
Tells Telephone's Limits.
(gsartal s Ths Beams WK).
LOWXLU Mass.. Sspt t-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas A. BMIeon. Theodore M.
and Miss Mdlson left here to-day for
Lake tones. N. H , where they will
be guests ot Richard Colgate of Now
York. Mr. Edison has not fully re
covered from the Illness contracted
through a eoM m Maine, hut Is stendtly
regaining hla strength. The Inventor
seen by an Evening World cor
responds! and spoke freely on a num
ber of topics, but a question rr Itng
Harry Thaw appeared to weary him.
Of Thaw he said: "I think tha news
papermen should drop him. The people
are weary of him."
Pointing to a horse aad wagon passing
tha betel door. Mr. Edison said: "That
la net an economical way of doing busi
ness. By the introduction of motor
wagons ths horses will be superseded
la plsnss whsrs very few motors are
now used as delivery wagona. Th re
sult will be cleaner streets and leas
congestion. A motor In a wagon la
able to give the drawing power of many
WANTS GOVERNMENT CONTROL
OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
"Wonderful results, aa you know,"
continued Mr. Edison, "have been ob
tained by the development of slectri
power from Niagara Falla. I do not
think people of thle country realise how
much electric power has bssn obtained
from the rivers and brooks In ths
South. I do not believe the Oovernm. t
should own the water power of ths
ceunlry but It should oontrol It Govern
ment oontroUof the public utilities should
nave been exercised long ago. If el
trie power la to bs obtained from rivers
and brooks of Now England there will
haws to be reservoirs established so
thsy can be available In dry aeasoni
"For commercial purpoeee I do not
think It will bs possible to telephone
across this country. la theory and pes
slbly on a stunt It can be done. Ths
telephone. I do not bsllsvs will sv.
supersede entirely th telegraph sys
tem Before any great results can be
obtained for extreme long distances
there will have to bs a great Improve
ment In articulation. Imagine the dif
ficulty there might be In correctly tele
phoning for a long distance ths names
ahloh became prominent In the Balkan
War.
"It may be possible In the future to
send through a tubs system, between
cities, package which sre now ssnt by
express or ths parcel post system.
INVENTOR FAVORS GIVING VOTE
TO WOMEN.
"Woman suffrage Is all right. 1 be
lieve American women hare as much
Intelllgenc aa the Hlav. who, after a
legal residence here, can be naturalised
and than register aa a voter. I do not
think the actions of the Militant Buff ra
gene In England have helped ths
womsn suffrage cause.
"I do not believe In Intervention In
Mealco. Those people should be lei
alone. I do not bllev th Anglo-Saxon
and Latin races will gear get along
there. American war Induced. I be
More, to go to Mexico by concessions,
but ao bus I nes except mining appears ts
bs successful in Mexico Ths sams
trouble which other bus'nasa experi
enced hindered the davslopntsnt of th
telephone service there
"Th educated Mexican arrears all
right but the races do not unite thr
aa In other places, and there Is trnubl
In doing business. Ws do not want any
thing to do with Msxleo ea.-ept to pro
tect American Interest.
"I would not favoy giving up the
Philippine Islands. If no did give them
up I think there would be ohaos, as
thnee people are ro capable of govern
lng themselves
Mr. Bdlson In conoludlng said he es
pected to be baok at work again next
week.
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BLAZING LAKE OF TAR
THREATENS BROADWAY
Fire Chief Builds Dams of Sand to
Check General Con
flapration. A lebe of biasing tar nearly fifty fsel
In diameter shrouded the neighborhood
of Houston and Eh-oadway la a dense
pall of aerM amok about I o'clock to
day, tying up traffic on both streets for
half aa hour and giving Deputy Chief
King and his Bremen a lively battle to
sav some of the big mercantile build
ings on aU sides of ths blase.
King's prsasnes of mind prevented
Broadway from batag Inundated by a
broad stream of the burning tar. which
wss pouring steadily from the tap of a
3(io-ran on tar wagon belonging le tha
Broadway subway contractors. Tha
deputy Are chief pressed a gang of
aubway laborers and their shovsss bits
service. Re bad them attach a huge
sandpits nsar at hand snd hastily threw
up a dam all the way across Houston
street to hold back the rapidly spreading
lake of fire. Smaller dams also pre
vented the biasing stuff from trtokMng
Into the basements of the buildings on
Houston strset.
Ths hsst from ths tar was Intsnst.
cracking many windows on both sides
of Houston street snd holding ths firs-
men at a distance. The fire waa cauasd
by one of the workmen, who had per
mitted some of the melted tar In ths
tank wagon to trickle over and Into the
firebox underneath while the tap was
running some of th stuff Into a bucket.
The blase drew an enormous crowd.
to handle which It was nesesssry to call
out the reserves of the Mercer and Mul
berry street stations.
nCTMAMHOBN,
Manual, faiiusj King of Portugal, waa
married her to-day t Princess Augus
tine Tlctoria. daughter of Prince Will
iam of Hehenaollern, by Cardinal Mat
to, fwliass Archbishop Patriarch of
Lisbon, who conducted the religious
cersmeny. and by Count August su
Rulsnhurg, Or and Marshal of tha Piae
rlan Oourt. whs presided ewer tb etvll
function.
Ths rsHgious rites began at half past
eleven In ths Roman Catholic pari eh
ehureh hear the patera. Th road asM
wblob Ihs bridal pair passed from ths
palace to the church waa spanned with
archsa covered with flowers aad along
both aldss ware drawn ap Haas of sol
di and school children.
Th lltle capital of tha principality
of Hoheneollern had made every sshort
ts render IteeM attractive for tbe oc
casion, although It was understood that
ths marriage waa ts be celebrated tn
aa quiet a manner aa possible, owing
to ths political situation.
A gats of honor was erected at tbe
railroad station, where all the royal
guests were met by military
which accompanied them to the
At th seam tfoae a sestet
kept eh ail slssagiis aratvtag
ssjm it was thsagwl by the
aa attempt might be
of the as rasas King of
tag. aewevee, la the font of a
MME. PAULSEN ROBBED
OF $5,000 IB BENS
Among the Stolen Article b a
Diamond Bracelet Given to
tbe Sinfer Here.
lAMrnXXf. Sspt l-a
T ssslm of CMS) worth of ) weary. h
oludlag SB emerald aad dlssisead bras
let that waa H""wl by Assay.
lean h-ksngs aa a sssi islr
her bushsad, Ctapt. Lsvsrsssa tsr the
gesss.
Same. Paulsen Is a shtsi
Max Mayer, the owner of tha
pearl nsshlscs recently segea ht
froro Paris to London.
It sad ysa wtu nss time that you
might employ la other ways. Soxes
mothers suras their babies oaoe.
twice or three time ta a night,
Rut moat bablaa will go through
ths sight without being fsd, after
the age of two months. Thsy
should go to sleep at f .30 aad aot
waks ap before . At the outside,
oaoe la a sight Is oftsa enough to
Bursa thsm. It's a pretty bad thing
to giro a baby food whenever it
arlee.
"Once in a while the nursing baby
gets upset That means that It Is foil
too often or too much at a lime. I'vo
eeen a baby troubled with colic whom
Its mother nursed twenty-live minutes
every two hours. It was all right after
1 persuaded her to nurse it for ten
minute every three hours. The greal
thing 1 to nurse regularly.
GIVES HER BABE A BOTTLE OF
BEER EVERY FEW DAYS.
"A mother may tell you," the specialist
broke off, "that she's had Ave children
who war all bottle babies and who did
finely. But there are a few children
who can be fed anything. Over on
.Second avenue a mother told me that
ehe gave her baby a bottle of beer
every two or three days. I there any
one her who give her baby beer?"
On young mother admitted that her
little one had beer once a week.
"Now, you know that's not the thing
to do," reproved the speaker. l think
ou're a little bit ashamed to tell of IL
leas spt to have contagious diseases,
such as measles or diphtheria," ha con
tinued. "The big, fat. pale baby fed
on patent food Is the flrat to ba at
tacked by an epidemic."
"Take things easy for at least six
week before th baby Is bora Oat
some friend or neighbor to com la
and help you, or ask your husband ts
help. Ms will. If you explain things to
him. When the mother work up to ths
last day tbe baby la lsss strong.
"On the first day of tha baby's Ufa
h should he nursed three times, on the
aecond day Ave times, on the third day
live times, and aftsr that ry three
hours. If the mother doesn't have much
milk the first week she should not be
discouraged, but ehould keep on nurs
ing the baby, giving it bottle feedings
also. If necessary. Tha mother s milk
may not come till after twenty-one
days.
"When the baby Is nlns or ton months
old there Is a good time to wean It
gradually, flrat ons bottle a day, then
two, then thr. But If It Is summsr
time, wait till tbe middle of September.
About the worst thing that can happen
to a baby ts ta he nursed until tt Is two
years or older."
Miss Mary Arnold of the Bablaa Wtt
fare Association told tha Oresnwlob
House mothara yesterday that their
babies would be examined by Che doc
tors in about three weeks at fhs settle
ment in six month there wtu ba aa
Improvsmsnt nentsat for those whs 4
not succeed la carrying eC Th
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
6ETS OFF MUD BANK
TOT BHD OP THR WORLD
Sherlock Hismiii has fast wststsn a -rfjfdBassriBy
tgsTy wIvWb) utasxaW wHtt
Militant Leader, on
Tour, Will Push Her Partj
Fight on White Slavery
l-eara.
LOT DO!,
Pankhuret.
1's militant suftragattss, win
the month of October la tha
gtate. Definite announcement
posed tour waa made
day by the Women'e Social aad I
Union. Miss Joan Wlckham, aa
Iser of ths union, will sail Sept. tt SB
ths Cedric to mahs arrangoaasnht I
Mrs. rsnkh'irst's stay la Amsriea.
Mrs raakhurst Intsnds bs devote i
or American lectures to the advent
of woman suffrage In fighting Wtstte
elavery evils. She will remain la she
tfnlted States one month, aad her MsshV
tlvs Itinerary includes New Tork, Bos
ton. Washington. Philadelphia. Chisago,
Ixnilsvllls and St. Louta. Shs will not
ao further West Chan Missouri ushass
especially urged after aha arrrvse lV
Mew Tork. RJ
The mlstant leader ta
at TrouvUls. Franca, with her i
Miss r i estate!
I that shs ma
coming bach to Bnglaod antfl her I
gram America. It wfll he Mrs.
hurst's second trip to ths United flu
Her daughter. Miss yvta Panhhurgt,
also has toured that country.
WELCOME HOME
Now Is tbe time, aftsr ths
vacation, to look altar your con
Imperfections are more noticeable tb
ths cite than amir! ths open Uf of wM
country.
Disfiguring growths of hair oa ths
(are. neck or arms are acrentuatar.
Thsy can be made to vanish immsd lately
by the us of El Redo, ths sbeoWy
safe liquid hair remover.
A few drone, e simple appHuslksn, '
aad tha hair disappears. B Hade aats
Instantly wherever applied, leaving tifa
most delicate skin smooth aad
IU superiority can be
wtth a siagl application.
Sold la two sis at Me aad
aar bottle, at all drug aad ,
stores, sr dsrsct by parcel post in
WTsaVDfMBT OA fMci lH of gswrfCMa mm
Mfg.Co.,s7Bastflhfrsst.NwYat.
gislmrMsg et a sales Tata
satttlsd The Mean Rett,"
f this fssaed anther, wfll bay la
sawt sr Weeld Dl
sad sassy
five lesgthr. IU
WesM Is net
Isr Js g" wB
FrUay. Salwtay 1 MBtjiiy
Special
CANDY SOUS
at FERGUSON'S
425 Follon St. Brot klyi
Aaaorted ChocolstfR. . lie lb.
Old fsjhioned Broken
Candy 8c lb.
Wayne Co. Molasses
Peppermint Drops . . 17C lb.
Old fashioned Molasses
PlanUtiona 3SC lb.
Cream Almonds BC lb.
Panama Nut Crisp 18c lb.
The Hamburg-American Steamship
President Lincoln ran aground Ire. ttis
bay of Bey TUdgs, Brooklyn, this morn
lng and atuck there until eeveral tugs
pulled her off at high tide shortly after
t o'clock.
On enoount of the longshoreman'
strike at Hoooken, where the Mg Hamburg-American
docks are located, tha
President Lincoln was taken to South
Brooklyn last week for her lead of
freight, r'he waa scheduled to sail at
noon to-day and waa on her way from
Houth Brooklyn to take on passenger
at Hoboken when ah got Into difficulty.
a n
The Easy
Summer Meal
Has Grape-Nuts aa ita foundation.
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l
Ideal these hot days because Orape-Nuts food requires no
cooking, and is at the same time a perfectly talancad food.
Try a hot weather breakfast of
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Freeh Fruit,
Grupe-Nute and
A ecJt-boUed agg or two.
Slice of crisp toast.
Cup of Instant Postum in place of coffee.
Such a meal starts tha day fight, keeps the blood cool and
the body and brain well nourished.
Compare the cool, contented OrapesNuts-fed man or woman
with your meat-fed neighbor who is sweltering and miserable.
Orape-Nuts Is fully cooked at the factory ready to serve
from the package. The cooking is done on scientific principles,
so that the starch of the grain Is transformed and ready for quick
digestion.
'There's a Reason" for
Grape-Nuts
the moat famous Food in the world.
Read the Bttle book. "The Road to WeUvilie," in pkgs.
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