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Meir months. ”more mam
by nathoyl. waive“. to humid
m.
own-woo. ll! WuhlllwnM'
stereos: telephone call. use. Branch
No.01 Wall street. Norwalk; telephone
avenue continua.
to
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‘ iloo-I'll Nouwam. rum
, partly cloudy to fair weather will
. ly prevail with no decided temperature
. and Ire northeasterly to, south-
' . y winds. lollowedlgoeelbly béloeal snow
« latheuotbsrn d trials. n'l‘ueeday.
o' to lair. slightly warmar weather
. lnnval'. receded gvseibly by
snow or rain in he Lake onion and
eastward to the New England coasts.
Thermometer Record.
he lowest point or the thermometer tor th
ty-lorlr bour- endinrr at noon today was
above s'ro; highest. 56°.
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‘ ”fit-lat!" mac [or rwnmw
tumm‘BnnSQul Hichl‘lde' how This
' nt mt “It" at 9:” at tzill
England and Nicaragua.
It is said. that certain congressmen
have announced their intention to fili~
buster against the passage of the Nice.
,rs‘gua canal bill. What for? Are they so
indecently ignorant of the history of
' their own country as not to know that
, for 150 years England has been trying
.by'meane above board and under to get
‘ holdofpartor all of Nicaragua, and thus
own and control the most feasible route
for an interooeanie canal when the time
came to construct it? Great Britain has
, no small possession in Central Ameri-
cu—Belize, British Honduras. But
' British Honduras adjoins the Mosquito
Itrlp, occupied by a miserable tribe cl
1 halfnegro. half Indian, mongrels.
Iii 1740 England claimed a protector-
ate over this degenerate tribe, and she
has been asserting it and trying to en-
large it solely with the view of getting
hold oi more territory on the isthmus
In the first part of this century Great
Britain put up the farce of having one
o! the mongrels crowned king of the
Ionquito ”nation. " In 1848 again the
British instigated the Moypitoes to take
mansion of San Juan dcl Nor-to, whoee
name the white backers changed to
Groytown. in honor of Lord Grey. For
the information of our lawmakers who
have not time to study geography it
, may be mentioned that San Juan del
Kate is the Atlantic entrance to the
Fwfinpched Nicaragua canal and has the
I finest harbor on the Atlantic coast of
Ikl
:.
Central America
The United States at length saw the
daigns of Great Britain. It was time.
Secretary of State Marcy protester]
against the intermeddling of England
in Nicaraguan matters. The result was
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty of 1850, in
which the absolute neutrality of the
passage across the isthmus was suppos-
ed tube guaranteed. Then England cun-
ningly began towork on the Nicaraguan
nation itself.
The Managuun treaty between Nico-
ragnn and England was signed in 1860.
In that treaty Great Britain apparently
amend to give up her self assumed pro-
tectorate in the Mosquito strip and to
acknowledge the authority of Nicaragua
over it. But the agreement had a loop-
holo that would enable the British to
practically museums their protectorate
whenever in their judgment it was ad-
visable. The diplomacy of Central
merino! statesmen was not equal to
paceiving the cunningly dmlmd snare
hid for them in the treaty. The long
mil short of it is that lately Great
Britain has been endeavoring to take on
herself again the protectorate of the
Imulto mongrel». That was what
' , luught about the recent troubles be-
:5- tween the Mosquitoes and Nicaragua
‘ Although England pledged herself by
the treaty o! lde with this country not
to attempt to increase her Central Amer-
- Im territory, but to confirm herself
é strictly within the Belize. she has nev-
ertheless annexed large outlying dis-
9] trIets and several islands that are be-
yond doubt Central American territory.
it is her colonial policy the world over.
flood England has violated openly the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty. it only remains
h the United States togo alter her
down there and protect its own inter.
eds.
Now. what is it the blessed businesr
cl luglandln any shapeorlorin about
. their-quite Indians? In lawsheac
,kuowledgcdthcybelongedtol‘licaragua
' Iheisputtlngherdngers slyly into the
seats claim or both Nicaragua and
Honduras. The attitude of England
Mud Nicer-suns at the present mo-
“thuthesppesrauccoiamenaeetc
‘ielntssrityc! thclm convinces
"flileutiuent.
,‘rhseuupleticuot thallium-gene»
some the WM! and nuclei
flow Mum doewsytorell
during rest
m
_ that Motions have been
pared and are ready to be submitted to tho
senate winem- the mitten to and
tires until lea. ‘ 1. 1m
‘ l’l'he resolutions provide that the com.
mines shall have increased powers per-
mitting It to Investigate every department
of theoity government and at the some
time to more clearly define to what extent
It can protect its witnesses. =
That Recorder Elect John W. Got! will
continue as chic! bonusel for the commit»
tee tor a month at least is almost certain.
He may have to occupy be bench in tin
recorder's court before at time. but will
still retain some connection with the
counsel of. the. committee.
There is a good deal of speculation as tr.
his associates. Messrs. Jerome and Moss.
er-Asslstant District Attorney Wellmnn
has been spoken of. It is stated positive»
Iy. however. that Mr. Wellrnan will no.
be Mr. Gofl's successor, and as to Messrs.
Jerome and Moss the question In still in
doubt, as neither of them will say any-
thing ou the subject onewtw or the other.
Mr. Moss was asked about the genuine~
nose of the letter Police 'Commisniom-r
Sheebnn had given out as the letter he
gave Proctor introducing him to Captain
b‘chmlttborgur.
“‘1 will not say whether or not, that let—
tel-ls like the original," said Mr. Moss.
“It is not a ‘fnke,’ though, and I don't
believe Mr. Sheehnn would send out the
letter unless it was genuine. "
Mr. Moss would say nothing as to the
committee’s plans for next week except
that they would continue. and that the
coming sessions promised to be equally
as startling and Interesting as any of those
of the past. Without saying so positively
Mr. Moss acknowledged ' that both Super
lntendeut hymns and inspector Williams
would be called to the witness stand curly
In the week. and that they Would be ques-
tioned in the same way as other w.i trusses.
CRIME HATCHED IN JAIL. ‘
Three Men \Vlro Robbed an Aged Couple 0!
Their Savings Captured.
ERIE, Pa, Dec. 24.-—'I'be rlnglcadors in
the gang of maskcl burglars who a Wonk
ego boat and boundnnd at the point of
torture secured the $10,000 which liavld
and Sarah Slocum had laid up for a rainy
day have been ruptured. They are Frank
Anderson, a farmer living within two
miles of the scene of the robin-rt:
Ralph Vanas'cr and Jeremiah (‘auun .-‘ n
demon and \‘nnnsler were captured tw
grthcr at the house of the femur. They
resisted arrest, but wore overcome. Fee or
was ruptured in the eastern pnrtof the
shite. ' a
The conspiracy sin-ms to have been put
up by Anderson and (‘nscy in the Mm i-
ville jail. Anderson was then- on a son
tones for larceny unzl mot Cassy. who
was in for some minor ollcnso. Anderson
knew about Slrrcurn‘s wealth; also that
he had mllcl In his money.
In loss than two weeks after the pn'r
were out. of jail they. with four othors,
met at the Anderson rendezvous and la-
rled out one of the most dar'ng and s u.-
c-ssful bnrzlnries in the history 0‘. e i 'w
in this section. ('asoy‘s fondness for his
cups lmsvuod his tongue. disurruml h.s
st crotlvenl s. and gave the cunt which rt-
suited in the rupture of the gang.
LABOR FIGHTS LABOR.
The Federation und Knight.- nt War IIvr-r
the Mllwra.
NEW YoRK. Doc. ‘24.-—'l‘wo of ”11' roost
eonsplru us labor leaders of thcmuuu-y
will somi lock horns In it fierce struggle
for the "laundry. This ispn‘dlrtod by Mark
Wild, one of tho best Informed labor own
In Ohio and suite Ill'KlllllZi'I' of the Amt-r
Icon Railway union.
Wild says that. the action of the Ann-I'l-
mn Federation of Labor at lhl' ronvou
tlun In Denver, ruloulingu rvsoliilirm in lg.
mm) the nutlounl llllltlt'l‘h of the Kniizlrh
of Labor in future mnfm‘m-n-s ln‘liW-rll
tho bonds-oi labororganimtlonn, is known
to be In Ill't'Ill‘tl with llu- polIo-y of John
blcllrldo. the newly elected president of
the Ann-rival) Filtli'l‘llllllll of Ira‘or. and
the light is certain to begin when the
l'nitoil Mlno Workers "not In i'illlllilllilr-
In national convention on the m-oml ’I‘um-
dny in February.
The mlners‘ urganlzntlon is culltprn-MI
0! two wings. one of which is wnnm'ifltl
with the Knights of Labor and the other
affiliated with the Amerlusn Federation of
Labor. At the convention the influence-
of Mr. McBride will probably be exerted
to have the Knights oi labor miners with-
draw from the national asserublyof the
Knights of Labor and become mmtrlb
utlng members of the organization of
which be Is now the head. Then the ball
will llpt'n In earnest.
"Fleas. The 'eapla and Win their
loam "
The wonder of the publishing world Is
the marvelous emcee- of Barouy's Living
Pictures. Though still In its first
volume, this extraordinary monthly pub.
lleeiiou~extrsordinary Manse It s a
new idea. unlike snythlns but In beauti-
fulseIf—baeara idl lncreaeln sale al-
reedy In excess 0 ll ty thonssn copinl
Its popularity demonstrates that the
public is ever ready to show its apprecia-
tion of a really excellent thing it uttered
eta Io price Barney's It only
twenty-live cents acopy or tile year.
and Itis doubtful it so much was ever
before given [or the money. The pub-
lishers. lies-rs. A. I. Charmer a Cu,
Union Square. New You, are to be con-
I'm“".9.-...-.--...- .....
“i don’t bellev In opposing the prefer-
sneesotasou lntboiuetterol choosing
a ssslou.” said so Iadlgnsnt lather.
“ es your son chosen his profession?"
“Well. In a way.” “What Is It?” “Why.
he was awestruck, and Ind-ted that
he .was'beru lot tbeboard.’ae be ex-
prelssd it. and so I apprenticed lil- toe
samurai”
Ir. W ~Buppcss, Dollie. I were
torch on at what wouldyoudol
miwm’: m “.3 ' “" ll:
V
totals occur-l Do yold‘rbitm an
clairvoyant?
acupuncturist-“tenuous"
who God‘s successor will be, and beside. *
Yen's Pinne-
" "ldtil’tbellevo -
theneverwasso :
TA"
and even more. 1.
When I vs a ,
. cold and ash '
from head to heels, a dose not», '
these pan is all the medicine raider '
set Inc right spin. For headache, ’ ,_
never fall. I have been avletlm o! tor.- ..
rible headaches, and have never toned .
anything to relieve them so quleldy ‘ j
Ayer’s run. since I began use)“
medicine, the attacks have been no ‘
less'treqnent, until, at presentations ,
have passed since I have had ouc."—C. .
F.1lnwirarr.DugSpnr,Vs. 2,." .
man's PILL ‘ '
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vraflf
ELOPED WITH A RUBBER
Katie Batcher, Aged 15, Marilee
a Suspected Criminal.
BOTH IN JAIL AT PATBRSON, N. J.
My ls \I'anted In lilugharnton N. L.
For Alleged Cornpllclty In tho minor-
lloll of Money Found In Ilia Pocket.
l’A'I'EIlSON, N. J., Dec. lat—The police
of this place have under arrest Jeremiah
Cosy, agixi 24, and Kate Butcher-Legal 15,
both of liinghamtou, N. Y. Casey Is
wanted for abduction as well as robbery.
- Early Friday morning (hurry and the
girl alightod from a truiii’lind asked Pa-
trolman Halstoad to dlroctthcm to a 1110-
tel. linlstond refer-red him to the Btdlcvue
hotel near by. Friday night a telegram
reached police headqua1 on In this city
stating that Casey and the girl had elomd
from Blnghnmton and had departed for
Peterson. Patrolman llnlstrnd onn
Entry and Kate Butcher in the l lotus
hotel. They were taken to police head-
quarters and locked up to await mold?
tlon papers. ». z ,
Casey was employed in one of the boiler
fonndories in Binghnrnton. Miss more:
met him some timeago and More in-
fatuated with him. Her mother warned.
her daughter of the character of the min.
and also told her that she would be».
verely punished I! she allowed Caacyto
pay attention to her. The young girl girl"
not heed her mother's warning. and claw
dostlne meetings whip hold at a tryst-lns
place on the outeklm of Ulnghamtoit
Couldn't Keep Kalle.
Mrs. Butcher decided to put new to
these meetings by locking her daughter-up
in her room. Katie. who Is well developed
for her age and rather good looking”.
mother‘s objections. .
On Wednesday nlght lust tlw‘lrl In
resulted Into nt night-in Miss Bomber es-
caping from the house to the sir-riot. when:
she was joined by Casey. and the two
haltlly departed for Deposit, N. Y., where
they were married by a local minister.
They took a train from that place and
came to Paterson.
When the two were taken to xmlloo head-
quarters. they showed no slgns of fun).
When their clothing was switched before
they were placed in mills. the police were
surprlsmi to dud lotto tucked away In
Casey‘s vest prxzkot and $62 dowsilod in
the girl's stocking. ' _.
'I‘he apprehension of t‘nsvy wreak the
fact that be Is a desperate chum-tn nfl
that be is wanted in llingbamton' afl.
Eric county. Pit. for crimes committed In
both places Detectives from Pennsylvania
and Bingbnmton arrived here yesterday In
connection with the mac.
Detrctlvo l-Iulllvnn. from Petrol-flu“
rays that Casey is wanted tor a do ,
robbery committal by (fancy and rt ‘
masked rubbers who annulled and r6
an old mnple In Erie county a few days
ego, and alter nearly killing them robbed
their victims of 00,000 In mom-y.
Katie Ilatvbor said that she know both
ing of the charge against Fwy for high-
way ministry. and that he told her that the
money lu- lqu was what he IIMI
lmm his earnings. i‘nwy Is now hold 2" ‘
mliilsltlon papers. '5 ‘
May Have- Ilm-n Morris-red.
I‘Mmrzv. N. .1. lim L’I.»vl3imrm' Whip
llriglun H‘u‘un'rll in» l‘miliil rlr'ml at tho
.Imr of his but over rolling-MIMI. ‘l'li
was a bullrt wound in his gmln. addr
boil blml mdmtli. The other .‘W
{hills o: the lllli~~Mlllinrii l!“
Jacob.» ”‘Vfi’ muI Roxanna fl
Murnvlls lllrlllw Imw boon ummmi on
suspiclon of boring numb-MI blm. Whit-
tlngton ownwi the but. and Imd untitled
the others to vumte.
Mm...
tliiatrmalan l-‘rmillrr a lint I'laro.
(Mum. Mellon, Ih-r. L’I. m A courier
from Ihu mum muluu I order l‘i-lml‘tl that
there In such a disturbed mmiltlon of hi‘
(airs on the frontier that the farms mid
mnrllimt are being uluindunotl, and the peo-
pie or» cooking pIM‘b or sandy from the
llcpminnnn and whom than. are being chin
saintly mmmitu'd by tho impolite and out~
laws who follow In the Viltlw of the sol-
:Ilers.
funeral W: Hall- for flanks.
munch. Dec lite-The cruiser mew
helm. having on Wm the‘nmalwnzfol r
John Thompson, e in n _ .
ode. sailed from Portsmouth fer Hall“; ,
Lineman mu Induced. 2.,“ ,
Breeches. Dec. lit-'l'lie body at Met-
thew Fulton, a lineman In the employ of
the Central New York Trelepmhouegn‘t‘l‘ 'l' l
epapb com y. was on ‘
railroad ”'09:: in the sand Hill at ‘
south of this city. Time was s hm
In Fulton‘s bead. and his pockets‘
W empty. it in thought that Fultsmhflf ~
bevebeenmuvdered
ensues-stir .
“Ch of the Bimdollst and W. nib
better- “but f‘
“’“w '* ....
it I
one the etltngteu betelbeuet
”f2” trouble. WW“
lug and [Bobbing or the Aged blpcuuis.’
- about 40 per cent. less than same goods were a month ago.
that she loved Camry notwithstanding her .
some way got a note to her lover igvhlch ‘ .~
. “4,, .
{‘l. ‘_
to .
oi the crime was when he may by
chicane. nee. lit-“A. P. llulea oblel
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we consider it our pleasant duty without the shopping public bi Norwelk and ,K .
their genomes response to our Holiday announcement, had we sinceme wish our many .
V7" Merry Christmas;
Although our sales i or the past ten days have been far in excess of prevroue mus, there r
P are many choice articles of Christmas merchandise leit. 1
\- make happy the receiver and twice happy him who gives.
' for presents in every department.
. Holiday goods.
Happily for our customers, we’ve been fortunate in securing
through a prominent publishing house the balance of their stand-
ard works, comprising the best and most popular editions, at
the lot will be found the works 01 Washington Irving, George
Eliot, Charles Dickens, Lord McCauly, John Ruskin, Charles
Lamb, Longfellow, Emerson, Byron and all the other poets; the
prominent novelist, A. Conan Doyle; the historical works of Grib-
bon, l’lutarch, Josephus and all the other great writers. Also a
fine assortment oi choice reading for boys and girls, including the
works of Mayne Reid, Hans Christian Andersen, Ballantyne, et. al.
MIME EIIIII Mill lIIlIlI IHE lllISll
THEBOSTON STORE,
and ~ Wall Sts., Norwalk.
Tokens of friendship and love which
, Thousand and one articles suitable
Every counter, all the shelves are laden with attractive ‘
But the culmination of all our efforts and early preparation is our V ‘
B00K DEPARTMENT_.
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RUM CRAZED FIEND.
Killed Ills \"lfu mul Twui'hlllhn, but Fl“-
ml to lull Ilium".
\‘AM'oH Ell, ll. ('.. “0n. tit—A mom
horrible tritgr'dy tl‘lllll'l'illl here, resulting
lnthedmth or two it not three persons.
Gauge li‘hulorick Ashford. a laborer in the
employ of the Canadian Pacific railroad.
has been a h'nlilI-Ilt bore for the past two
years. living with his wife and live Chill
(Ir-cu In the inlet end of the clty. For some
time prod ho hm be-vn drinking heavily.
lie returned home late at night, and go
M8 up stairs lu- \i‘ukr' his wife. telling lu-r
first her cud bad vomit and befnroshe Wu.»
.5" awoke he shot her In the bond.
~‘_ Then 3 year-old Violet was killed In a
dollar mnnuu-r, Mun- ymrold Mlldml
was also shot. The tWolmys were awaken
ed by the shooting and escaped. glvlngthl-
alarm to the uoighlmrs. 'l‘Ire fiend made
«wnpe In the direction of Westminster.
Wag it our nmmswhing. he threw hint
“Hf in front of it. but the ruolanrman pull»
A! up In time to I'I‘Kl'lc him, handing him
0 or to the pollen.
s;
WILL ENGLAND MEDDLE?
like "as tour Crulwre Ready to Mail late
taunts-unla- Ports.
EACAPI’IA'O, Doc. 24.«-'I‘he extended silty
I dill harbor of the English eminent Boy
‘ Arthur. I‘humplou. Hotclllte and
mph i-mmatlorof much speculation
be the plans 0! England with lb- was
shlps In this port of the Pacific. The mmt
generally nvropmi bone! is that these crniu
one have amm- designs for the government
h atrium-lion with the pmnt disputes
lower the boundary between Morton oral
Ammonia and omlns'lnlly In vlcwof the
ltluommunluutiro policy being follow-d
U! the Mlllmnmlors or the bursts.
'l'lu' pmlniblo attitude of the I'rilml
Stolen In tho owut of iumlllllngoii the
wrtof England Is also a matter being
ludumlmely «limbs-ml In mum quarters.
'l‘hoortllm bavobcon lying Idle at. anchor
In bl harbor for a month. and there In
no lndltnllon of on early cowl-tum.
STONE SURRENDERS.
Chi-go Mao suspected or the Jamestown
‘ all t.) murders Aunts Ills lumen".
Cirirnoo. lh-o. 24.—«Imwis Home Is at
his home, our. Finuruny stunt, and swell;
arrestupon nchnrgu of having munloml
two delonwlcm worm-n nevir Jamestown.
N. Y. ile says be Is innocent. Hols an
expat bricklayer. rm- mnny ymrs in the
employ of a firm or build mill‘mcfilfit.
«HO WM lowly employed In lluliulo and
minim his prom-nee In Janieetown on
* night of the murder by soylng that
train onwhleb humus on more to PM
stopped at that city. and be was
obliged to wait several hours for soother
trulu. He claims that the first he know
that hewaewnnted for murder. Stone
ca. metered. and lilo t lilo-go pc
Informed him tbetthey weremltiug
by mail, radio: which he
PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Got- ltrwb l‘rmw lib- lluutlng Trip In Time
‘ In Play Santa flu-n.
W .islll Mi rev. Dec. 24. ~l’miriem I 'Zeve-
lnml nnsi hi» party of duck hunters n-
thrned to the city on the Atlantic t’mu
express. The president was lurking m-il.
being It little browned by his ears-turn lo
the sun and wind. as it was very much
better in moth I'nrnlma than it in ha re.
The.- party. which cunmotml of the 1 may
dent. I'nptmn ii. I). Evian. Dr. U'lficJLv
and l harms .lefemnn, was met II the Mn
tion by month" Thurber and driven in
the White limits» The pvmivlent spent
the day quietly at home. and in the “In
noon wont drivmg with Mrs t‘Icrt-Inucl.
He is li't'lll‘tfl rnm‘b In-tt-vr llmn when luv
Iclt. his rho-«mm! um having been much
loosened by the trip Altogether the party
killed nimut Lint) linclte. the pmideut In»
lng rrslmnazbir for mile-r more than ball
0' them
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
Nine addition? indio-iruvnia have been
found by the 4' man grand jury in the
election fraud rm
George Risby of Vail River, Hana. aged
on years, throw a lighted lampat his wife,
and she was burned to thrash.
White rape In Dunkirk, 15'. Y.. whipped
Charles flair. an erpolmvuau, who had
broken up a neighbor's Laurie.
Patrick Mayoral Frank Burrows,
two mnvirts, have tum mm from An-
burn (N. Y.) prison: on pardon».
At Maynardsvillo. Tenn. John Manley
and Florence (Ion worr- esoeuiul Ior the
rout-deny! Mr. and Mrs r-‘mxlderly.
(futon-mu. mr Krone.“ mum. l’a.
the home of the late pot-t traveler, flay-rd
’l‘aylor, wru- partlally timimyesl by fire.
A dispels-b from 'I'amatavo, Mm".
at that the meh lam ruptured You
Tu We, and tho “:an hars- burned
Ivorulme
Lou ”Willi?!” and lid r‘iarkr, two
ynlltiit mm mm Pcrnnflm. I'a. wmin-
nearly billed at Inns rinn Valley (Tr-nu.)
trestle by the Invention o! a cable.
The mmimrs' import of “membersh-
meut of Clo-bin Frank A. Markup u! the
lndhin limit Sodom! Inuit, Nashua. )6.
IL, shows a shortage oi Milk-$0.
rev-trails at Whittle-v head.
, AMMIII’M. NM. lbe. run—41in firm
al of the late Judge 0. it. Bailout)»
well km atrium of (lantern and
Whittier In the anti-lam Witt. ce-
nsured he".
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"ltblatlbevsitthbmf all
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the
NOTICE!
lnnual Town Business
Meeting.
'l‘lil inhabitants of the town or Nerwalh.
are hereby untitled and warrant
town muting will be held In the'I‘owa
In said Sour-ilk. on Thursday. the ran
her. It“. at so'clock in the after”.
for the following pu to wit: To
the annual reports: to y the State and
taxes, including the support or schools and the
cure of highways: to male the annual
pviatlon for the support or schools for the euro
rut! ear: to '33" the ”tug! garnering
or rare- roparo o e ways
thocurnnt canto take such again an the
deem-dribble.“ rnahaay
necessary womatlonlnthamatrerctm-
mafia mllndexcltha
almtotahenctlcnuwnthe
«madam...» e!
“them Revolution. r ra- .
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.mfd'°:£3: linen Masons "
a . than: III.
oiu' a w. R'AYIOND, "gloom
IPII rill 'l‘limtllh. in! towns!
Milena Darlltal.
“Hum Med. hell-tease: Iced. h lib”
The Ulster Tell If
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cuteness. ensure so
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“been to do. It! Mom”
noon...
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