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‘ ispsslsl ts Tits ausrslsnl ROME, August 7.-The oihcial state-
ment- issued by the war oilice today reads: "On the Asisgo plateau -in the Mont Grsppa region and along the Lower Piave therq' has been greater. artillery activity. Our battery blew
_ . - lin-E Pit-iiess
up an army ammunition dump near \ the river.” _
On the Piave inlet our patrols have
recovered a quantity or war material which was abandoned by the enemy W
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Prince. Ruprecilti§‘Army Has iected Two Retirements Which are 'Taken "Canilila HHS Set the Seal on tier Mllitiiyglindzr-
.t0 lndi¢ét¢.Pr¢paration for-a Retirement from the Arras Amiens, dertaking by Returning Sir Robert Bordeaiasn
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50iS$0ns -Salient Back to~t_l\el‘-Line lie|d_Previous to March Zi Offensive Election Dominaled.,b_y Cqmppl§9}y__§_¢[yj¢&_§’
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(Special to The Guardiani V LONDON, August 7.-Referring to
ar ofiice last night announced ihatieasteriy direction in the Prinire Pro`- long ns possible. The Allies have the ielegraln ol' Sir Robert Borden to
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side lrom artillery activity east oficess to _the Villers I-it-etoilneallx_ only light forces north oi’ the Vcsle Solssons. and the Veale river there » null :ire obiigeil to itwult their heuvy "71\I11ldu's assistance. which wn-i men
tho i‘u-binet in August, 1914, pledging
the Cfaniuliun Cluli, the Dailrywfele-
“It is well to he reminded that,tliis
inong us have clearly rung with ..i resolve that is still unshaken among
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Britain in which our anemiayrsfussll to uslisvs. This was not the lssst or their niisosiculstlonsn...-.'r.lis.-msrt played by Canada had been complepsly W0I'thy oi' the high confidence which
was nothing to rsnnrt from tus entire wl-lsr A GERMAN RETREAT - =n'tille1‘y nsioru pressing the often- finnsllf bv the Duke nt Connaught at alstntsq sir,lz.qbei-.t ;Bal"W13~Wil!NI»- front; The Allied forces hold ilrmly `V WOULD MEAN sive, it' the allied colnnianders judge im H A i ' ` ` ' ' t0 their Bains along the Veaie and the' it opportune to push home an attack Efllilll SHYS1-
reglon _of Soissoiis. At the confluence' A general German retreat from the 011 that S€Ct0I`-
of the Vesle and 'Aisne rivers heavy large pocket would involve the fne's Biiiiasllliilh Wi10B9 recent speeches
counter-attacks especially against the abandonment of such towns as Bap- FRTNCH TROOPS HAVE REM-7H` il
Americans occupying Flames were all aume, near the north end of the soil- ED MOREUH-
ompletely repulsed and heavy losses ent. Peronne, Cliaullies, Les I-toys und "`"°' ` iiie iiefi “immunities Of the EiY\lJll‘0,
Canadians have marie for themselves an imperiahabie naiiia in the history of arms, and ~there is no Allied Korea with a richer share in honor.
“Only recnetly Canada set the assi
on her military undertaking by re- turning Sir Robert Borden in an _elec-
GYB inflicted on the enemy. Montdidler, just north ot’ the Oise riv- (Special t° The Guardian) was nmoiig the iii" 10 Drvclaim that tion dominated by the question of com-
In tits ll/lontdldier sector where the er and 18 miles ‘northwest oi’ Sois- a_§A_i_iiS' Aiigusi TT; i""i';Gtr_e“_i':i' fiiiiiiiiiiiilf Of the domiiiifiil Wiiil GWB! DUISOPY BSN/ICB-” ` .
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|' Mn] Iggug ¢g|a|‘|_|'\g 3 3 mg Van ;7_i°i”i“‘¥‘_‘i?, i"W°_ Withdrawn from a sons or p1‘n,c_ti¢ali>' the resniuutiou. lu ‘ _" “ @V"“'"‘_’ ‘* V0", °_‘ ` ""“"""" f-rr-
in »gi!arai_le_s and.;-Street~-Discussions 'Liable -to f
A Puniihnient. Military Will be =Cai|ed O.ut_.~
(Special to tho Guardian) `
"l`ORON'I‘0, -August 7.--"'l‘omol'row st noon I' will read the Riot Act from -the City Hall steps,” said Mayor Church at midnight last night. "I will also issue .a proclamation declaring that _lall persons taking part in par- ades. meetings in parks, discussions on the street-side are committing an indictisble olfensé under the Act and' its/ills' to psn's_itiss._up to iiis imprison- ment: 'We ‘areigping to save law and siusraz_.al1._essu.r'...._ -_
'l‘lie"i'ea`d'i_ng ot' the Riot Act niaans that _tb_e_lhilitary_ can be»called_upnn_, wifhoutfiurther preliminai-les to tid the' 'civil forces. “ ` ` ‘i
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_ ' _ more , i _ » . .' ',_l'li`s. lionor. the Lieut. Governor, re-; ee`ived"-the following despatch yester-. day`{rsgaitiing the 'riots ht Toronto:`-ti "Ottawa,-Urgent telegrama are re- ceivsdeirom His Majesty’-s Ambassa-
mier Doherty, poin.i.iu»g out that Greece was at present an ally of the British Empire and giving assurance that Greek'residents in Canada' _are desirous of living in -peace and har- mony wlth other Canadian citizens.
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mains, ii-_om snstcninfg s military ss- etsion oa_,tlib western :front _this sum. mér,.` which- the foe hoped _to'accorn plisli before the Allied -ari`*ny“of~-msn-` oeiivre' could become ‘a_n 'effective wen-f lion, _'lille French é'ouncii_oi ministers ittvii -liven' pits isnsfsiissimo -iiis rsnlt oi,-ntsrsssl, -mst .wliisit .mrs- halds. ,lin announcing this reward for servicsl .r`shdei‘e_d.j the statement 'was nisdir i:h'l`t`20i) villages had 'bean irsed from tlts enemy, 35.000 prisoners cap- itii-stl ‘sn_ii"10o' suns tslten. 'rits new' msrsbai's ms_iter strpke 'nn the morn- ing of _July liltlii 'completely dislocat- ed the entire 'G¢E`_nian` stistegy, t.-o'm polled a foo who had long and care- rully pisnnsafioi' an irresistible drive forward to suddenly assume the de- isnsivs mi' tins 's'ii6rsa'tlts _wnsls mu*
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NEW YORK, August 7.-The Earl or Reading; British Ambassador and- High Commissioner to the United States has arrived in London, it was announced here today by the British bureau of information. ‘Hts mission
inet, it was announced. _
<s'p’.t|‘.'rts tn.. sustains" wssnwcrron, D. c., Des. 1. -_
Lliitsr. `rvi'ire'receivpd today at the
strs¢¢|,»l,l|.osoow iliiaoush which ‘|issssd._`wsre closed by the police.
lil RHI). l .. = -i'i_iiAIN"iins
patches, speaks ofthe nervousness
ments and the iiurries oi excitement
following tren`ch raids by n few Tom- mle_s yesterday. I
According to the British wnr oiiice
-_the German' guns weru,active northf- iast oi Amions, where gas shoiis were thrown into Haig’s lines and an nt; tempted fooraid northeast oi’ Morris on the Flanders.'_front-, was promptly
hundred prisoners "
LONDON, Augnrt 7 .-Noon..-At ln early hour this morning the British, `roops holding the sector on our from wuthwest of Marlancourt counter at- `.ac_lred and regained -all of 't-he most. important ,portions oi ground taken
is to confer with the British Wsr,Cub- .from (hem by the enemy in M, at.
tack .yesterday .- » -
__..?._._.-...__' .» i - All the. objectives of our colyter at-
- 3 ~ _ - 4 g ' tack have been secured and a number.
- iiiprisoners captured by us. '» _ ‘ f ~ ' ' The reported heavy artillery activ-~
t i the re lon east of Soissons
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'along-A-lane to the point where it joins'
` - . " -_ - the Veslosuggests the l elihbod of
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Posh making an-sttemptliere not only to hamper-<tli_e enemy in~his'retroat
9W9\1ilii ii|'°Hl~ l`°D°iii‘ ‘ii ii iiiiii "°. itacvoss the territory extending east--to \¢_ill- Lsnine and _'l‘rots_lty. the R\1SIi*i_i~a` ,little .nortli west of iihslma, but to 9°i0i\°Yii¥i Pi'°mi°i'. “iid f°i'°i5“ i“i“‘= sharpen the.ss.lieut which lieridswsst-
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breaks all records
displayed by the enemy opposite th=.§__ ‘British armies in spasmodic bombard-
nipped. The British took about one
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ant attacks upon Greek restnrants, of bang dm',en mm ,, _________w__w________V_~_ WM
ousiderable area west of the Avre, laige measure, ot the line the enemy ”x"e‘"" “'i"g‘i ‘ii iii" Aiiiiie V"5i°
he French made progress reaching held before t.he beglniviig ot’ his great immeiroiii whom the G@i"iii““‘i have
lie river. Prisoners were captured. ` offensive on March Zlist. '“'°“‘~"’“ii'“i"‘i iie“"Y i"’i""i"i iii °liii0i`ie N I F '
` - _ any iiunking movement by the Allies ,
__ ____ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ . als EvEN1's lMPENDlNG oEnivlAN o`ENEnAl_s wAN'r H°“V>' **"iii"'Y. fifi"K is “H081” WHS' “‘ - ' ' »
' . _V *"'-"“"'“-‘-' - -""'-°--_ _ . - V - ___ _V ' NAVY To HELP along the whole trout. Occupation < , ~
' .Big evenwseem to be hnpendmg In ' _______ oi’ the (Iiry Saisogne railway station, _ _ . . - _ f _ .
dor at Wlashington stating that _ he nddmon to a probable fnrthm retire, (Sp"_|a| to The Guardmn) six miles east oi’ -Soissons, has creat V
has been advised by _the President ol em b Um - . . . srl an into sstlt ltn- ti i tn - the Greek Commumt. at Toronto that iii Y foe across the tour miles l’ARlb, August 7.- l<ield Mulsilnll i` iii 9 i ‘iii ii 0 re
y between the Vesle and the Alsne riv Von Hiriilenbur ‘ gin" ’i‘”'iiiW"‘°‘i ‘if Bi"ii‘iii" Where i"*iii` ' °
_ - - g and henernl Lutlcn- ‘ 1 'intbcrteek rims have broke" out “iid ers. A glance nt the battle line from, dorfl, to make their prestige main- ly “imiig i°i""iii ‘ii uiiieii imfilis ii"
proper M coimidsmbie val” 'ies' Soissons north to Arrns rivers re- tiiinnhle and to stimiilie the depressed iiii‘“i`i"i`=' iii' _iii iii” M‘iiii‘ii'ii‘"` i`0l5i°ii
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twyed' The Ambassador “sk” for iiiii veals the possibility of nn extensive morale at home, usually wcll illforln- i""‘i“"i‘ imiiii-‘i “iii i""ii"i`i-e‘i i" iiiW‘“
mi°rmati°n regarding tiie»i`i°iB'_(§3d'i retirement onthe part oi’ Prince Run- eil observers here insist, intend Lo ""iCii“‘i iii” iiiiiiuriiii ‘ii iVi°i"iiiii- ' -A-_-rl-__ i
E;';e;':?°;‘2:_i;'u°_E itgxéggttwa' precht's army. The-Arran-Soissons strike ii. blow against thc British front Moreiiii iii the "mst imiii`°iaiii i°Wii
DEM-ANDS PROTECTION , i_’_i:ii_l3i1i.____1\:_li\0\|§_l\ Hot B0 1l.9.l'row as in conjunction with the Gerlhan iieet E’_?;“;”__i; ‘_i‘_i:;i :i‘;i:‘ii_‘ii'5i`» __°ii w;;_0_i_i_i3?_i;-nA_“g‘i‘;i 7-““H0i‘i i'“fi_§" "i Bai’ 'll0l.d fast/ Because our
_ _ FOR GREEK8 _ a w c Foci has just obliterated, An order issued by the new chief of __ V _ I1 Ile 111 68 Y 0 G 0 fl IDGHBHKG t0 l B prospects oi' victory have never 'been
_ . V_ _ 5 sumclemly deep to cause the Gels me German Admimuy graft Admiral north o Montdiiiier. _ Hritisii Empire issued -by Premier so bright as they are today, Six
(Smal L `”"" an dl ’“_"i_i“‘ gi”“V° °°“"°"‘~ Aire”-liy PFIHCP Selmer is sold to express the wish oi' *i`“”’_“' "i"i"i G“‘"`g‘= ‘““i i"`°i““ii=_“i"‘i iii ’i i“0“ii\°.<°~8° the rulers Ui’ Germany de-f
0TTAwAT_,A;.,,1,l.¢.__‘“____ 7___i___rsnl___ _ C___ _fruplirecht has betrayed _mxiety in the me neat to attack _um Brmsh naval AMERICANS wlps _OUT WHOLE iiratmstic way_tl;roi_i€lio_i_it the kingdom iiherately rejected the just and rent. wal.h__ w~n__rea|V Consul-“mem tm-_ _X0 ocul retirements in the Monttii-_ for-css, mssnwnils tits inn on ills GERMAN _aAr1'Al.ioN 1 ie "il" 0 000° M°"1i“Y» The Unable settlement/\iironoasd by tits
Voraeate in Canadm wants make uw' .i?i` “iid iii? Aiiiefli PHSIOIIS- It is _Rl1',eims-Soissons front continues. megiage wiiii read t°_ iiie iiuiiiiiiiceii-_ iies- last
-Dbminmn safe for Greeks Apropos now believed that these am |,reDm»_”._ _-I-_he Ge,,man9_ It in believed neun are (Special to The Guardian) W; n theatres. concert halls and _other oi' moderation, Choy parti
at me r___mV_K ___ To__oum.__;d__mend_ ory to more ggnemi eastward m(,ve_._pumng their heavy artillery in place _ VWTH THE AMp3m(',AN_A»RMY 0N fl aces where people were assembled, sin, enslaved Roumamln and . ment to avoid the djsagtmus results and diggmgtheinselves in with the 'll-lE MARNE, Angus( 7,-Amorlr-,im llcllitiing the n1oving.plcturc houses. oil to seize supreme power by over.
F ,,,\ inaehino gunners proto(-,ling rr long. Settled copies of the incssiigo had throwing the Allies in is final and des-
Mr. Walsh tolilay :interviewed Pre- 5|, Douglas Haig in _"Hmm, deS_ ' (lon on the vsnle at plumes wiped out been distributed to the mzinilgers oi perate utinck. Thanks to the invinc-
un entire- lmltnllmr of German i iii these plates with the request thut ibio iirulery of all the Allied armies,
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-iarliry men and machine glinpers L0 lley open and reall it nt 9 o'clock. it is now evident to all that this dreain
_ V _ _ tiny. Observers reported that they did l`l1€ message follows: of universal conquest, for the like
I not see n single German get away “The message which l send to the of which they prolonged the warfcln
from the leatien hull pm), according leople oi’ (lie British Empire oil the never he fulfilled]
, mf V _ io lim lust, iir;¢;0||nrg_ not _ even `oui't|1 uiinlversary of their entry into “But the battle is not yet won. The
(special t° 1"’ ‘euardmni enemy stretcher bent-ers appwatehnd he wtir is ‘iloiil testi' great autocracy oi' Prussia will itiil
OTTAWA, ONT., August 7.-'i`llo
we enter upon the ilitll year oi' thc P
those at home our profound grnlitulle ‘envy ii i ry iq ii M' “ii i' t ei
$l,000,(i00 Dllmugei'-Six Persons Killed.
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early today from l.ak'e Charles, La.. (spam to The Guarwm) said that the loss in that nity from li 0TTMVA_ Augum 7V__/“mr a “_ 'ii“i'i`i“i"i° iii” niiiiii' wiiiiexcemi $1" ries “of c0ni'0rent~cs between n.sub
testo i?9Pif*i"‘g_:'~'iWh°n Maine °“i' ' _ . =A in “S0 ' ‘I Y- 2.30 tnls silsrnnnn until 7 s'ciot»l¢ this _ _ _ _ _ r - _ _ fi ii" 0,11 U10 fmiiii iiiiiii'i"i` tit* ' ' ~ f ‘ ~ shi’ _“iii” f"°i“ i*“i‘° Cii“i`i"°' “B75 evening it was announced that the '°f*.,°".‘..* -‘ ~ ‘ 4
` lr”-_*ii* ii°i`i‘°ii“ im" M9” i‘iii°‘i in government would give its answer " ' _ ‘ Vi i t ` ._-;{;._¢, l ._,y' .,»_._»~;_.y;', fi ,
if i’i°i'm` ii°i'°° ` , - _ iii' the course of it few days; IN r E _~q3l._ AT __ AR_Ll|l_ _ ` ' _ ‘ 1 ~ » oisl,0saatG¢er¢sQtrsot._g§
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sseordliis -no-s .lssrmiolaféom t'lnin_g_ti1s ltonfss si saint nsiny. Ps- _ssn rises today at .s.12; sunset. enemy has not renewed
:Qlbtrsl News. Thli, tion Gain! of Rheims, has just been 8.84. _ ____ _ ~ ` _British aviators ls
in°stved”n‘bin1de_itructiil'u by ilre ss' the New moon, _August sth; first qusmsb dl`len\y_sii-plans
‘risen si on esrmsn.-sossusrsmsst ter imi._ ruiinissn _aip<i._ it snsrt. purses.. snsmmisii .oi.-thrsity.. -= ~~ - ;*.~_ ~ . z 'sr lltlli,_',. '.\ .. . _' _' V,lll07-" ~‘
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illrgh from London today. The edit- lrs were nccoinpanled by Sir Rohert‘
0iJ0,000_. _'Phe wlpil _velocity reached connmnee of t_m'(1a‘___mt “mr mpmi llorllen, General Mowhurn and Hon. ...-....‘=§!..?! :_ no iiii'_i,“ Tier hm" 'md “°"m"'°d for sentativos of the letter carriers, muili valentine' ` ` ' ' ' ‘n '°i i " l i
ii°iii`iYi'im°°ii “iiii“i°” at ‘i'i‘“i 'ii‘°°d'i ‘clerks and postal clerics. lasting from ' """""".`°"°"`°°* P a I ‘i i i » -
es received from De ulnc I i l ‘I ii ii ' .qs ‘ H
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|\ ,__ ' _ ‘ ` TEMPERATURE, PAR-IS, August 7. 'Ph rench to
.ausfsls‘nl:.f-,.,__. ~ ,@1935 M0_0N_~ ET0_ nsitu ststtnsnt lissiing with tits sitss; mum”
August fl.--'rss ai-itisirf _ V it . bas~ist.qontmotl to _Bair ' ` _
.ignugmggn-4°, m4|||l|»yV_°|°¢||.. ,(5¢_.glsl_ gp the ;qQsr¢l|||)_. moderate winds line and warm. Variisra and. the Cerna Hand
.mg mllllm, ,\m¢|»|¢n_~_gq|._ gPi\itl8. August .7.-The casket con- _High tide at 12.22 today. _ ' the north of Monsstir. in
lion in the lislkons, _says there has been artillery activity on the Stl-uma
following ___________ge ___ the (_______d_____ the scene. We are ill this war for no sclilsh endeavor, by violence or gulls. ‘tb _mom hm been mC_,,,,,_d by mme -l-l~-- *"‘iH- WH *"8 in it lv *BCM/ef frost avoid defeatpnd so sive militsi-isis o _Vmm Lt _General S" m__l_____ (___________ GERMAN AR-HLLERV 'N Ac-I-|°N iom for tile nations which have boon new lease of life. We cannot sash 'tb me C_m__d__m corps comm_m__e_____ As ____ irlitnlly :lttnvkcil an-li des_poiled,, and escape the horrors of warfor ourselv-
(3 wh, to 1-ho Guardmn) o prove that no people, however pow- es by laying them up lor our children.
Wlypn THE AMERICAN ARMIES lriul, can surrentier itself to the law llavlng set our hands to the task' we
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LONDON A it 7_L ~d- Rh. _ V _. _ j V_ 3;' Ca_:d';n°“c0’_;H“ too ;___:_`;____ q to IN FRNN(-E_ Alhgum 7____Gm.man__ less ambitions or niilitnrislu without must see it throughtiils. just ahdllst~
da wmow 0»I _h\;B;\:t ‘-,_ B :_ mlggz' . _ » ‘\ _ I ' 1 rt He _ 1 M fo h 0 ueeting retrl-hlition. swift, certain and ing settlement is achieved. ~
, e scou ~. _ _, . e|_|°H-|- REVENGE ‘ "rm mm, sm” H B ` iisastrous at the iitmds of the free “ln no other way can we ensur
_. [_ m d L d_ L_ . le oclles were ' e a
da’ ?i_mBi_’_ F°°d C°mr°"_°r’ pi'°i’°B°° 1, ~ __ §Fi`_ii:__eii`_;i:n‘i___;i§8‘;“0_;_‘1i;__i_V_i;i:§i’_?5d _h.m,n “NURS tho Om,cq__ ,Nw ming lotions of the world. To stop short world set free from war.
to C am er rights as “ Peerage m '1‘lie British war oillce last liight all in B ’ g ' Wm' _ is ,ww ,hp most `v|(,1em _,|"(.,, me if victory for this cause would 'lie to “Hold last! .
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an in the Huis” 0: Lords' acwrding nitted that the Germans by strong intensmui "ur 'Nou Um mu (.m.my ,.,,t,.ent from the Mmm, TMS -onipromise tile iuiure ol mankind. . . (Sgd.) LLOYD GEORGE.
Q t . ' ` it ll nit lluvo enlilll‘i~tl the ` ' ' " ____V_V ___ _ __ _~______~__M___‘ __M___ 0 a repor published by the Mani DCM attacks succeedad in taking ad miltl( ii I e slmll il lli on until is the ilrst. indication that the Ger- °"""" .' """"`°”""`”""` """"`
l G dl _ - strii ' W l . w. . il - clester unr an mliced tranch positions on a sinuli _he pT____m_____ __0__ whim _______________ ___ "mm, lmw mmla ,l ,,mm|_ some ur,
n.0l‘tion of the front along Bravo Cor piolinbly ilrlng from nsrtli or the
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ARI- _ - rio road- Spirited fighting followed. nf; ’;_o_‘_’: fum? 11;' Us _v":'_‘_'_;:;_`:____G lm Aisin- but the muin line or resistance ~
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. , _ it the crews oi’ German suhinarines of Commons today Beonuéy Moab
t Wlilieimshaven revolted and that “ue announced that _hh your Mft
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i uienced work as lied i'rosa nurse and i combatants' The Jime 'n5“r°"' ‘P9
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