mnhmotlmenm: 1111111111.
' Hmmuliua. Human and
_ the Schedule of rides Iorldls-
him 431’ mil. in advice.
’11: 0110 nonunion: three
' 11111101111115. ”towns rear. to.
lt.‘
6mm. No to Wall street. Norwulk.
11m wuleoma at The Sentinel Dulce;
15111111111111.1111 to allow be ad-
orn: 1:11:an Summon.
South Norwalk. Conn.
zilfclcphone Calls.
Tow» of Nor-walk and in 811611
, Ooimderobly, than the Combi: cd
alum of [he other Three Local Dail-
Press Room is always open to
l n.
author toclay,,promisos to be gener-
irl‘uud warmer. followed by partial
(new Tomorrow it promises to be part-
1: lahest point of the thermometer (or
Mutt-111111 hours ending at noon today
11 degrees above zcro' . lowest. on 11011111115
High tide
til. “101' ll
Low title
['1' 1'
Sun sets
It 7: 27
ll
some observations from Mr. Preston,
director of 11111 United States mint, arc
noting He speaks of thchnn‘
of men who are pressing to Alaska
tprcscnt and predicts that many of
0111 will come away disappointed,
pronouncing tho mines u f: 1ilm'o. This
‘bccuuscthcy are not properly fitted
. I; for the hardships tho Alaskan minor
forced to ondnro. Mr. Proston sug-
that a mining expedition ho fitted
t on the cooperative plan, 11 11l101o
occupany of men together. They should
H , idc themselves with provisions,
g‘tools of approved p: 1ttcrn, cloth
\ 1111 all supplies required to enable
111111.115 remain ovor Winter in Alaska.
Then. with thooarlicst melting of tho
own they. would bo thorn on tho
ground. ready to lmgin mining opera-
111111111 01100. Wintering in Alaska
onld bc nhnmt like wintering over tho
northrmlc. yet it would have its attrac-
‘ ons‘lor adventurous inch.
The 1mm vice president of the
TmnsVnnl republic, Gcnrral Pict Jon-
‘ bolt, in 1111 Annrican, 11nd ho was born
3 11 Pennsylvania llo obtained tho ex.
patience that enables him to bccorn-
wander in chin! of the South African
opublic's army in this country also,
who was captain of a company of col-
ored coldiorn during our civil war.
W“
A youth Intoly Inul $300 willed to
111111 by his belovvd gmndmothor on con
clitiou that ho refrain from lnnoking or
clawing tobacco or using it in any form
Jill howns 31. It is a quotation with tho
,yputh Whether the fun ho Would get out
of using tobacco would bo worth more
‘ than .300 to him. I
(lumping out is a dolightlul way of
‘ 3 spending tho Quinnwr vacation, how-
:ovor brh-I. M1111 naturally lwlonguout-
doors. ’l'ho camp inn 11111111111111: pennitn
him to revert to llll‘l originul wildness.
Victories um won by the man who
thinks for himcnlf.
m
Pictnm of tho Rumlun coronation
ccrcmonim 11'oroutrunuoly nuulo up in
Amuricun nownpapcrn. (limo to thc por-
lruimol tho czar 11nd orarlna in thoir
coronation mhm could ho men tho pic.
tom of American Indium who wvro pros-
‘ out In tho chapel. Sido by side with a
Rmiun grand dunlumh again Would ho
printhd. mually prominent, and us good
looking. thodlltr‘mrssof tho young new».
paper 1111111 who rcpm'tod tho economies
Quito right too. An .Anwrican lady of
high otandlnn nod clumwtor in fully 1111
#3001] 1.111111111111111 horrid! and often much
Water, 11 hill: an honest,“ ldc no him,
“looted young A1111 ricnn 11111111111110
1111111 ht both mom 1111ch and more lm
humor than a grand duclwnn
u. Win-WWW
‘l’hc fit. Paul l’ionccr Pans strongly
Wilda {1111111111 in 11111 11111111111111
go into flux cultum. This is n moody
'hichwill cum thorn of tho fatal
Wt habit,” The Prom nayn 'l‘hoy
N 1111 113111111 growing habit no fixed
their minds it in almost Impt‘lmfl to try
Lil it. that, too, in fun of the tart
ill“ the [Ionian Mennonite tumours urn
“ log rich ruining flux. whiln Amcri.
“ “(111mm around 1111-1111111; falling in-
‘bttnkroploy cultivating whom. Am:
intro. ground will yiold 11 third morn
‘” 11‘ 9111111111111 1qu than to wheat.
11111 lhln'ycur in 11111] yont'ont. [lo
on; 11111 1111: 111.111.1111 oil 1111:] flood
- theme to: in the ordinary places at :11-
, whool Would be invaluable in breaking
, ddi‘o not whip them shall become uncon-
‘ mcnt would in timo‘dic out altogether.
and teachers are at a loss What
u. do Ibfflt it. In Newark tho mm
on. has been madam establishun
achmln for vicious children. There all
the who are too bad to bchuvo
,ltructlon would be sent and disciplined
according to their uccds. This would
certainly be 11 great who! to the parents.
pupils and teachers or the' 11011011111. for
the vicious and incorrigible ones would
thus be wooded out. A thorough system
of manual training in the bad boys'
them in.
The question of corporal punishment
in schools is one, of the most difficult
have to deal with. 011' the one hand in
the danger that the power to rattan the
young ones may be ‘ used too often; on
tho other there is the still greater danger
that bad boys who know the teacher
trollablc and dostroygdxo school disci-
pline. , A teacher with a powerful will
and abundant mental resources can
Bprobably get on without employing cor-
not theso qualifications.
011 the whole the best way acorns '10
be tho" happy 111mm. Tho teacher or
,princjpal should be allowed the privile
wimp it' is absolutely necessary and the
children nhould know them is always this
right to full back on. On the other hand
the teachers and principals should so do-
volop the resources of thcir heart and
minds and the hearts and minds of their
pdpils in maintaining school discipline
that the necessity for corporal punish-
Sho Wouldhio to Lodge Meetings.
Whenever. you desire to meet an un-
usual manifestation of human nature
and cannot secure it anywhcro 01:50, go
to Brooklyn. There you will find it
ready for you in assorted lots.
Ono of tho latest freaks of Brooklyn
human nature is a man whipping his
wife and other“ 180 nlistroating hor bc~
cause shc would go to lodgo naming
and stay late. It is not recorded that
she acted in opposition to the advice of
Artcmus Word to the Prince of Walcs
and “went to lodge nights \vlun it
rwasn ’t lodge nightff but it 111111 the go
ing to 101130 at all (in thh 11111 of
mic that the husband objected to.
brought the iron hand of thocluw down
upon him by tho forcibility, so to speak,
of his protest, and that 1111:! how tho
public came to know about. it.
What an.» 1111 coming to? J1 staying
out Into to lodge to ho ono of tho privi-
leges of the new 1101mm? In it to bo 51111
and ngt he who is now tostunxblc up
the. (font slope in the small litinrs, fun»
bio blindly and idiotically at the elusive
kcyholo and at length burst into tho
puscnce of thc pale and injnhd hun-
band v ailing thcro in dressing gm 1
and slipplm? No nondor honest Jacob
Oppenheimer, butchcryof Brooklynmas
upset in his mind at this prospcct. Are
husbands from this time on to hnvc the
tables turned on them thusl'llcavon
save us!
\ A recent horror in the line of inven-
tion is 11 glass collln. Glass is the most
durublc of substances. Tho inventor of
the glass collln claims that a body placed
in once! his coffins will remain thorn
cuntnry allot contury. It will, if (1111'
bnlnml, rotnin tho scinhlam'c of lilo to
tho cutout that u 11111111111ydocs. If not
oinhulimd, it will ulowlyducny, and tho
promos of decoy can be plainly chsvrvcd
through the glass utago by Kluge.
1111 no shocking thing to 11.111111111111111 woo
"1"er imagined. Tho best. thing 11 dead
body can (loin to {all i111orn1tl1ingnuau
as quickly 1111 prohibit: and ho changml
into cloan earth and air and water.
Heaps of corpora in glass cofliuu 'would
be a horror unspeakable.
Tho Outlook thlnkn McKinley 1111.1 111-
rcndy made hinmelt nulllciuutly phonon
tho uilvor quoutinn. It Willi in n spwch
mndo Juno 2-1, mm, in which ho said:
”I 11111 for tho iargost uncut uilwr In
tho currcncyof tho country. I would
not dishonor it. lwould givu it mpml
cmdit and vuluo with gold. I would
111111111 1111 discrindnution. Iwouhl ulillzo
both metals 1111 lllOlll‘y 11nd discredit
neither. 1 want tho doublo utundurd.
andl lxrliwo an inh-rnnlionul coulorwco
would nocumplinh lhvuu purmmca. "
The balloon in which M. Audion 1:11
peom lo vieit t‘m 11orll1pulon'ill ho lit
ted out with olmtrh'al 13o: Mug and hoot
ing nppnrntna Andnm huh ain'ady 11nd
cousidvrublc1.1113111111211111 in air navigation
and haul found, or thinks: ho 111111 found.
tlmthocun unwr 11 balloon to within
No points of tho (11111131111111. Hollow this
by 1119111111 of drug ropon and 11 call. 'l‘hs.
11111111111115 will not. iluut high in tho hit.
but Ill-op within 200111: 300 foot of tin:
carth.
thn a big conmlldatod mwnbiuo 1111‘
11111171111 prions of ill! pmduolu to mimunr
nth tho lotto: “11111 not. (lintvnwtl to town!
it 11111111111eg if “my find lhc mnnhhw
hon 1111111 11111111110111 tho wagon of lo-
worlmu-u at tho 111mm than. 131111111011
tho prion of tho goods ‘i111uh'mwedum‘l
tho mhploymrn of tho ndrnncing 11111111111113:
got no bole/ill from the added 'i’otloiptll,
modern boarder)! education and teachers I
point punishment. but all teachers have.
A .
1 W11 11.11 made
111111 11181311111 at 1111 cam Bun!
ol‘mi-mtdng 11.11.111.111th 1mm
present to our lady mm m at their
very meat and oholoostc pullout ct
gnrmouts.1"ullund explicit directions
tor putting togethcr 1111131111111an 111:-
compnuy each pattern
6592 GIRLS} Arnou
11111111 111' 11.11" 11.11.1105.
White lawn, with Eamburg cmbrold‘
cry 1.1111111111111011, made this dainty
little apron}. The full front and backs
are gathered at the top, forming 11
low, “V"-nhaped outlino. Broad bro—
tolles that. are hundumnoly trimmed
cross the shoulders and meet in point»
, , ,5“ that flow Widely apart in front and
0! giving the bad boy a good switching
back. The nnn’n 11ch 1111‘: plainly faced,
the trill ct brétolles covering thorn coni-
plctcly. ‘Tho apron closes in centre
back. Plain and dotted Swius or luwn,
cross-barred, striped and plain carnbric,
, dimity, porcalo or gingham will all
.nmko pretty and innit-cabin aprons in
this simple style. Frills of tho material
can tnko tho place of embmidery, plainly
hemmed, decorated with cross or feather
stitching, or cdgm’l with narrow 111cc or
c111broidcry.
Tho quantity of thirty-six inch with:
material required to make this apron {1 11'
child of {our yours of ago is 2!, yards;
for one eight yours old, 2.”, yards; for
one ton yours old, 3 yards.
The pattern, which is. No. 6592, and
retails for twenty- ~li1e 001113, in cut in
four sizes, for a f11111,six,ci"l1t and ten
yet 11' old 1 hild.
EVENING SEN-TINEL
G O U PO N .
Entitllnc to one: Pattern. any size. 0! No
Out this out. till In your-1E1 ganduddm
'Sturtovant's Bargain Home
l
N211?
Arrow ”.1--.“
11111211111111. «a»: m 111'
This coupon 11ml 1') cents will 119mm
almvo pattorn nt Sturtovant’n North Main
and Ann utroeta. South Norwalk.
.............................. 1..
11.1.1111}..- l5r1-l1.1~[mrt 1.1.1.111.
lulu. t 00... cum-r Duh-n.
Home yearn ago, and not no many
years, other. people wont to the more
.111! carried thctr pun: bases homo with
them, whether or grmcrlos or moat or
clothe». Today nobody 11111113 to carry
home bonding of any Hurt, and so in :3
grown up the dollvery cyst-1m w-hhh
in now malntalnml by (wry 1mm.» 01
Importance In ovory line «it lrndo The
his clothing atom at Mo ins & to has
been delivering tho goods to pun hum-r.
by means of handsomely uniformed
young men. who lune become tnmlllfl
figures in the street lltc o! the City.
Nonturday marked 11 new cm In the
ldellvery lucllltloc of tho 111111-11 11nd
lbrnught an innovation In this line to
town whcn Mains It Go. not 1111:) 111111
their new 'l'lnkham carrier.
, Now 11 Tlnkhnm carrier In nothing
more nor Ion than a tricycle bc'twwn
the rear wheels of which in mounted
11 cloud box in which mmda are. car-
ried. The rldnr 111111 lmmodlntvly 111
from 0! thin box and pronola the ma-
chine u an ordinary Mt‘yt lo. Tho mn-
chlnc In bcnutltnlly finished and uh
traded much ottontlon 1111 It npwl
through tho atrccln yuotcrduy. M11111
1111111- 1.1141011 evidently bellow» 1n
kccplng 111 11111111 nbrcnst or the limo»,
11.11 thin addition to him faculties pron-s,
and his example will doubtless be tol-
lowod by other whicswake arms.
- Indeed. It is rumorvd that 11 large
dry goods firm In to have a machine
charity. The Ivor (I: William: (30., or
.1th City, arc the 111111ch 11111111111 for
than eurrlors. Such a method oi do-
!lvurlnl Hoods ho.» boon In can In 11w-
lrll European clllcu tor Homo time
and successfully. but In comparatively
now In thin country.
.m. .1... .6.
1
“I tried 11 good ma nyromcdlec
forulek hcuduche and b lionsncss,
with which 1 1111s troubled for a
11 long time, but it was not until
Illegal: till! "'8
A Ens
cathartic Pills
that I received anything like pct-
manent hcnofit. A single box of
these pills did Ilw pork for Inc,
and 1 am now {run from hr 111.
aches, and .1 11111 111.111.’ '-I‘ 11.15.
l’lcrcnmuz, East \ubum, Mo.
Medal . : ‘
And _ Diploma. ,
.At World’s Fair.
Windows 7
Bright -
.1
, LUSTRINE
Does it.
l
at your
grocers.
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FIRST-GLASS
.CATERING!
For Weddings and I’art1c—s,
Cafe Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni,
De Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
1111.11.11.01
Salads, Coquotts and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
Made h10nh‘r.
Adclross or call
F. G. MEAD,
2 Union Park,
NORVMIJI,;{ -
Baby Carnages!
(ml . 1n“
For First Bust by Buying at the
Factory.
COIN.
Ill ‘27 I Ill
All umllos, { r1 1m
,, $5.60
['11. No l:.ll1~rn1mlu.
Special Designs
III-’Ult'lu‘ dor. Dcli11~rod Iron.
lie mnl N11 illi'lwl’)‘.
F. F. Boylston,
”no inlnnlo from lll mlylnn ll.:llru.11l eta.
lion.
t‘all and 1-11--
CHOICE
Building Lots
At Elmcrcst!
Nurwnlk.
“11-1 Int Im (17'? (rum h)- .1111 [pot in 1|1-1-lh 11.!»
11111111151 unvr' 1: Mr nu
Four In! 1111..pp.»..'.. witlltnllllt' in-nuu 1m
{-11 “out l1 1.. 1‘11: :11 mm
'1 I11' ,.. lHI\ Mn 'le11 111 -I 1111 Ilm Illm 1 11111111101
in 1.111.111. .l'l'l 11:11. in mud: 2"11111d1u-w of
1.11111; Hand Hound. l-n' umn-lmmluzu 1.111....
and .111» tho vhuimm Mnhllon lulu Int-11111.
‘I'hunt-umv llllh mvmuul “-Ill'l‘ [Minimum
noel "Iv-'11? - 'iuhlmm-i In within Io'n‘oxnulo»
“all. HI \l‘vnl moms-- vim-trio var)».
Aim Emu-cal limit)" In Into 1111 \l‘m.1ll:11ry
awnuo
l“orlnltlwnc1rll dur'nlmnlnbnl
AUDIJ” 3111.111 3k. ('unn.
:1: .‘Jii
TAYLOR I GOLDEN,
Real Estate‘
and Insurance!
WASHINO'I'ON I‘I’RIIT.
in. Nona-lit.
1 i. »
Pomona looking {or u lot or hon «- and
lot. with the v11 1' cl pun lowing. «mow—ll
ed to call and Hamllnc our Iml W1- Imvn
thorn [or min In evvi‘y pnrtuhhu city at
rmmunhla prices mu on may 11mm.
1111 20 1.!
D O R L O N H O U 5 E,
(11112111111111 1mm,
Shore illn-
Ilnlhlnu
3113 n my] fur H11 1111111111 11f [mil
now. It 1min lulmul ('Inm Min 11
llmrllm: mad li hing. “Mylo 1111:: HP lhv
An! 1111-11 “will! minim- a. lad .l ll l L
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1-1-
I’lli'l‘lllllfi ’l‘ M" NHIHMI. Ii. ML, l'liUllA'l‘I".
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Mich- n! Hlnrnunl Sullhun. Into of tho
I’ll Mill 11111111111 V1 11' 81:
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1111 1:1 1 mum 11m 11 1111114 ‘41 own 1‘.
Ikvllllll Ill ll ll
from lhmlfllchow Una llw 1 rod": 1'“ ul mid
11.111111 inwllllnt llw‘er :Inimn for will-mflnt
' 'l‘htm'nhn 1191111141 to 111111111119 heir 111-1111111111
oupcglt' run-mo wilhlu 111M limo, will I
cl :1 ramwrv All 111:1va 51»th to
11:; mom-111w minmlmllo mnho immmlinlo
“WW" ’ .111.11111111:1:11.1111
111;. yluhl rich returns.
thin is 111111?th 1111: pubho deco resent.
mm M 111111111.
No. what 1111;151:1121. New 11111111 111;. 11 111
‘ What we Advertise :1". Have I
' fol $1 (.11)
N ,_ w; 1
NORWALK. CONN. .
There \vcrc
, in New York.
secured their share.
—always sold for $100 per yard; auction price, 69c.
AUCTION SALE OF SILK
Our syndicate buyers were on hand and
11111 Doubt 11,"co'm 1111! 11.1"
5,67 5 pieces of black andcolorcd silks‘sold at the auction sale, last week,
WeShallPutThem onsale Saturday
SEE DISPLAY WINDOW.
11 pieces black Brocadcd Silks, in beautiful large wavy figures, for dresses, capes and separat
This line has always been Sold at 750 per yard; auction price, 59c.
10 pieces Fancy Silks, 1n Dresden and Persian effects, 75c per yard, auction price, 37' L212.
8 places 24-inch Greef's Black India Silks—these are known all over the country as the best India ma
skirts.
10 pieces odds and cnda, 1n Colored Silks, for waists and summer dresses, 19c. _
so pairs, large sizes, $1.00 corsets for 50¢.
skirts, $7.50.
IN THE BIG SUIT AND CLOAK ROOM.
100 pairs summer corsets for 390.
12 imported black Sicilian
1 UNDERWEAR.
20 dozen Children's Drawers,
for 25.
201111111211 Ladies’ Drawers, yoke and
tank. 250.
it) down Lndics’ Chemise, 250
1 11lozen Ladios’ Night Dresses, 49c.
'35 dozen Ludies' Skirts, Elllc’.’
1011011111 L.'ulies‘ Umbrella Skirts, 7150.
11111112011 Ladies Corset Covers, 150.
LINEN S.
2
pairs
quality for 880:
, 51 in. Hall Blended Lincn.2
111.1sk,-l50.
dozen.
3.lc
(16 in Half Bleached All Linen D11-
70 in. Bleached Table Linen, $1.25
co in German Damask, 11111111111011.5011.
5- 8 All Linen Napkins, 131.9 .5 and $1.19
SEPARATL SKIRTS.
25 White and Colored Duck Separate
Skirts. 9‘10.
25 Block and White Chock Skirts,
all US
101) more of that great Mohair Skirt,
llnod andi11tcrli1n1d,$'3."5 '
e13 Comrt Skirts in brown and gray,
.‘1 yards 11 ido, worth $5, for 13.1.50.
IhllIIESTICS G 0(le
1 case of Poi-calm. 10c ones for (‘1' .'_.‘c.
1511180 of lmmrttdllimitios, 12'. .c.
.271 pieces Scotch Ginghaxns, 11.10 ones,
Inc.
30 pieces in in. Lawns 19c ones, 12‘ .c.
'2‘: yards Heavy Unbleached 'Muslin
DRESS GOODS.
dress to a customer.
for 101'.
ill pier on all new Mixtures for:
11 amt-proof, 52 in. Wide, navy.
brown and green, 131 00.
water
yard.
91' Blunt-lied Muslin for To.
IL"._.c Dress (linghams for 60.
in grout \nricty.
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
2 pieces Blur-k India Twill, 50 in.
$1.50 per yard; for this sale, 75c.
wide,
One
:30 pieces Wool Challies, 1119.200 quality
The proper cloth for tea gowns.
ll) piocou Silk and Wool.u1d fill Wool
Novelties, the 751; pm- yard ones for 500.
.lc.
All Wool Cl invencttcs. guaranteed
black,
Marine Surges. 110 have the exclusive
sale of them, warranted to stand salt
Without changing color, $1.00
From l1 Dress Patterns, no duplicates,
THE BOSTON STORE,
SHIRT WAISTS.
20 dozen Persian Waists,
collars, 591:; sold always for 980.
30 dozen Percale Waists, laundered
collars and cuffs, 390. ‘
Others, 75c, 981: $125 to $2.75
separate
OUR REMAINING CAPES.AND
‘JACKETS WE WILL CLOSE FOR A
:SONG
Children’s Chambray Dresses. 75c.
Children’s Whito Drc'ssos, ~19c tofilflfi.
Children's Hats and Bonnets, 250 to
980.
10 ladios’ All Wool Suits, silk lined,
$7.98.
12 ladies' Combination Suits, plain
jacket with checked skirt, $11 1N
$ 10 Ladies‘ Navy Blue Serge Suits,
7.51). '
15 Ladies' Linen Suits,'$l.98.
111 Ladies’ Black and White Duck
Sons, H.118.
‘
NORWALK, CONN.
TH E FOLKS
That like the best are good
peeple to serve. . . . . . .
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . .
THEV’ RE PARTICULAR! . ..
.1
I
the “sacrifice sole stores" represented :15 “just as good,"
Loading Grocer.
33 WASHINGTON STREET. ~
\
()1’ course they are, and we wish that every one was more particular in their choice of edihlcs.
.lc who are indifferent in this matter often grasp at the daunting prices of the lcn-ycur~old goods sold at
TELEPHONE CALL, l3.
Peo
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage them in the nicely of their discrimi-
nation. ()ur Cuflcc will please the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in .pmlity. Our teas are the
best. Our fancy giltcdgc crcnmcry butter. at 22c lb. 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made. We have a large
stock of summer specialties, and reneive horrius and vegetables fresh cvory morning. We invite all visitors
lo our city or seashore resorts. to give us a Cilll,(l:1 We can supply you with all the delicacies of the season.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
SO. NORWALK.
TheflBread Winner,
he wants to get everything; as cheaply as he cam.
spunk for thcmscivcu.
b.1111: rcccived, We have doubled to (SW
of Tenn and Coffees.
Who has to earn every dollar, ought lo know the value of moucy.
Continent with quality,
To such :1 poroun our goods. 11an pliccu
In brdcr lo chow our upprcciulinn of the: large patronage which we
2) 1\ll$l,)I.UTI£LY FREE on Saturday, junc (1th, :1 .
box containing 'l‘llRiili CAKES HIGHLY SCliN'I‘IiI) TUILET SUAI', in all [unrelmscrs
l90
U U N I
Donovan Building,
VERY BE'STWCREAMENY BUTTER,
l9c Per Pound!
shacmuflnnnomns confine. SALE.
| l9c
1,. IIIHIH 11111111 .l «111111111 .1 11111.11 20d 111m111<.\n Hulrl ‘1': lain-mm“ 1111 1111111. 11': iahf. 25¢
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Hound 11.111111! In of :1 nuwl 11111. I71: llnup 1'. 11.1.1 Iwmr . 1111M 1... hull!“ 1.“
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