7' mmrmuerm
not mm
[immune-ulna. hiring. and
, ,, mm. simmer rates forldls-
‘wwvemeements furnished on applica-
W Barn-By mail. In advance.
m unpaid: One month. not three
months. 01.1: six months. ”so: one year. u.
now by new-boys. no as week. to be said
the carrier.
In: Omar.~llo. n Wasblnswn street.
in Nor-walk.
Blue: Omen. lie. a Wall street. llorwslk.
. . Vista!!! are welcome at The Baitlnel allies.
gityouknow of any news. you pill confer a
thorny talevbanlns. sending or bringing It
Goths odIee.
Musicians should In all cases be ad-
TEE EVENING BENTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
W
1744 Evening Sentinel has a Circulation
- . bribe Town of Norwalk and its Suburbs
Larger, Omitlerably, than the Combined
:Otmdalt'en of the other Three Local Dail-
Our Press Room is always open to
:advmam. ~ '
‘ 7' ‘ Telephone Calls.
this once. “-5.
' Edited” rooms. 02-2.
limb odioe. 56-4.
Thermometer Record.
c :th point of the triermometer for
tbetwanty-tourbonrs ending at noon today
wares decrees soove nero: lowestiu decrees
shore
m
. ,lnintlre Almanac for Tomorrow.
“uses an in Hand Lotld
‘i’i 4:19 i $7.39 l 2:11:40e ball) 0
m
plow York Herald Weather Forecast
'El'ho weather today promises to be warmer,
partly cloudy. preceded on the coasts byliaht
rain in the morning. and followed by clearing.
Whoselbly by local thunder storms in the
Ilium valley. Tomorrow it promises to be
. an and warmer.
hm
_‘ the Items-e0 of a Poor Young Man.
I i The sympathiesof his fellow country-
man with the youthful heir of the
. Vanderbiltl. He has taken the manly
determination to marry the girl he
wants in the face and eyes of Papa Van-
derbilt's stern prohibition. There is
something in this young fellow’s pluck
'whlch would have tickled tho soul of
-his great grandfather—ripping, swear-
lengpld Cornelius No. I—for whom both
,”he stern pupa of the present day and
lihis sou‘hsve been named.
We are told that the youth takes the
riskeven of being disinhorited of the
Nanderbilt millions in clinging to the
" i ‘ “his choice. He says he can live
if necessary, and he will work for
. ‘ living with his own hands; that ho
' C, till. Good for the young man. good for
labs ybung lady who takes him for hot-
:3! hr for worse. There is no objection
:ifiithe mind of Papa Vanderbilt to the
"‘onngludy except just one. She is older
fibrin his son. If the difference were tho
. other way, it would be considered quite
i tilé right thing, and judicious and prop-
:ér. Why there should be a frantic kick
‘ up because, assomc one has said, tin-
. . bride is “older and smarter",than the
'f youth,thorcst of tho world cannot under-
lstand. A girl who is brilliant and clover
bnough to keep a man considerably
younger than herself hanging after her
your after year in spite of all the efforts
of his millionaire family to tear him
from her, will certainly be brilliant and
“clever enough to keep young.
it is, howm'cr, the poverty with
which the young couple will comnwnoo
their wedded career which calls out
most keenly tho kindly interest of the
public. An air of pathetic romance bov-
crsabout the story and inhorcs in the
atmosphere of young (form-lion and his
bride to ho. They are va-ry poor, We are
told, so poor they will have to deny
themselves many of the luxuries to
which they have been acoustomml, un-
lessyonng Crmiolius’ wages in the New
York Central road will provide them.
Young Conn-line Vanderbilt, we are
told, has only the poor pittance of 02,-
000,000 or $3,000,000 In his own right.
Thcbridc- has only as much more, and
on this miserable sum they will mm-
menco hours-keeping, win-n they marry.
Maybe this will enable tbs-m to pay the
ice man, even in New York.
In actual number of square miles
added to the United l-Itatos sluco I800
it is now four times as large as It was
thou. (If the millions of squammllm of
tcrrltoryaddml, only a Mlllill Imrtiou,
New Mexico, Arizona and lows-r (lull-
fornla. came to us as the result of war,
the Mexican wai. All the ma, an area
much grmtor than Russia in Europa
was annexed by peaceful purchase,
lsmisinua in mm, Florida In 18‘“,
Alaska In lliill. Nooilior olvillml nu~
tion can show mpoam-ful am'ord. This
Is a ludiclcnt answvr to those European
editors who harp on the grasping and
who disposition of Aluminum.
it Is interesting to rim” that the
are» important dayof the. Republican
conventimi at lit. lnuis cauw June 17,
the very day wlioo, 40 years ago, June
17, 18M, tho first Republican conven-
tion was bold and Ils- wr-ali ymmg po-
liticsl party was christmu-d and lot
Misti on the world. White baiml Jessie
fitment mails to this day bow her
husband, gallant (.itvuvrai John (7. Pro-
D0“; ono of the most brilliant and pie.
We IIgurv-sof his time, a man to
call out all the vnilmaiasm in a young
man‘s mind, was the first prmblvmial
Wilda“: of the (noble little Republican
.
gun—.— 1
l
Admission-ruche-
mmmusonm
. discernment." by the Ber. D. I.
N”
’5‘.
Lennon L—Tho Resurrection of Christ-
Easter lesson (Luke xxlv, 1-19). Golden
Text, Luke xxlv, 6, “Ho Is not here, but
In risen." This quarter's lessons begin
and end with a' resurrection lesson from
thebcginnlng and and of thls chapter.
They certainly could not have a better be-
ginning and ending, for It Is the greatest
topic bf the Scriptures. Apart from the
resurrection of Christ there Is no salvation
(I Cor. xv, 14-10). But lie Is risen and
alive forcvormoro, and at Ills coming all
that are His sanI‘riso and meet Him on
Ills way to the earth (I Cor. xv, 88;!
Those. iv, 1648). May these things not
scorn to us as idle talus. but as glorious
rtmlltlcs affecting our whole life.
Lassen Il.—-Parablo of the Great Supper
(Luke xlv, 15-24). 'Goldull Text, Luke
xIv, 17, "Come, for all things are now
ready." When the dead In Christ shall
have risen and met their Lord In the air,
there shall be a great. supper, oven the
marrlagcsuppor of the Lamb (llev. xlx,
7-9). The Invitations to this supper have
been out for a long time. Some of us
have been led by the Spirit to accept the
invitation, and we expect to be there, but
will there be others there through our in-
vltatlonl Many In the dark places of the
earth wait to be Invited, and we have the
invitations for them.
Lula! Ill—The Lost Found (Luke
xv, 11-“). Golden Text, Lake xv, 10,
“There in joy in the presence of the angels
of God over one sinner that ropenteth.”
In the love of the Father, Son and Spirit,
as shown forth in this chapter, we sou how
we ought to seek and find the lost and
bring them to the feast. Not by pltylug
self, but by denying self and cstoomlng
Christ and Ills kingdom more than all
earthly friends or things shall we honor
Him and help to hasten the marriage of
the Land). Father, Son and Spirit will
dW'lt‘lll In us and work through us If we
wl . ‘
Lssson lV.—Tbo Rich Man and Lazarus
(Luke xvi, Ill-ill). Golden Text, Luke xvi,
13, "Ye cannot serve God and Mammou."
Those who are on their way to tho resur—
rection of the just and the umrrlage of the
Lamb are often very pom In this world‘s
'goods. Whether rich or poor tho nuo thing
to do Is to believe God, Imllovc Moses and
the prophets and helium to rcmdvo Him
who rose from thudcad for us. In film are
life and peace, apart from Him all is dark,
and there Is no possibility of changing our
condition after we leave this world.
LESSON V.—Faith (Luke xvii, 540).
Golden Text, Luku xvii, 5, "Increase our
faith.” This lesson begins with a prayer
for more faith and ends with a result of
faith, but It might as well be entitled
”Glorlfylng Got." “)ln everything gIvo
thanks.” “Servo the Lord with gladnoss."
”Enter Into ills gates with thanksgiving
and Into Ills courts wltbpraiso. llc'tbauk-
ful ,unto Ilim and bless, llls name" (i
Thais. v, 18; Pa. o, 2, 4). Such Words as
those are always appropriate.
LESSON VL—Iamsons on Prayer (Luke
xvlli, 0-17). Golden Text, Luke xvlii. lzl,
”The publicnn standing afar oil would
not lift’ up so much as his oym unto heav-
uu, but.- sluoto upon his breast, saying.
God be merciful to me, a sinner." While
this lesson certainly foodies us the spirit
of true prayer, It also teaches us concom-
lug thmo who will enter the kingdom
and those who will not. V,
Larson Vll.-—-Parablo of the I’o’ainds
(Lukoxix, 11.27). Golden 'I‘cxi, Luke xvi,
10, "lie that Is faithful In that which is
least ls faithful also in much, and he that
is unjust In the baud Is unjust alsulu
lunch." The kingdom of heaven, which
will ultimately bu set upon this earth,
and which was at hand when our Lord
was here, but was postponed tIlI Ills re-
turn, bcvausc of His rejection by the JeWs,
In the great toplo of Scriptilrc.
Liaison Vlll.—Josus Tom'biug la the
Temple (Luke xx, o-lo). Golden 'I‘ext.
Luke 1:, 17, ”The stom- which tho bulld-
ors rejected, the sauna Is hocuuu- the head
of the corner. " The previous lesson taught
us our mtsmslllilitlm during Ilisabsomm.
This alumnus tbocaummf llisabsvnco and
sbumldlnclto tho professing body called
the church to become part of the may
church and render fruit to Him who died
for her. lost lilIIl alsobo card oil. spewed Hill
of ills mouth (liov. Iii, Ill). ’l‘ruo Is-Iivv-
cu cannot parish, but pmfmisors who urn
not )mmmsul‘s shall.
Llama lX.—~livslrll(‘.ilnn of Jerusalem
lion-told (laiko xxi. some). Golden 'I‘exl.
Luke Hi, 83, ”limveu and earth shall
pass away, but my wards shall not pm.-
away." Whatever ls written will nillllil
forever, wbotlar men will lwar or furiwar
(of course we mean that which Is written
In the Scriptures). "All things which are
written unis! be fulllllcd" (vane 22 and
chapter xxiv. ii). llo will Hull" again,
lsrnel slmll be sax-ml, tho oanll shall be
filled with Ills glory, and Jerusalem shall
be the water. “mu lrIIlulatqu will Im-
umllatcly preculc His return In glory, but
Ills saints wlil be with Him.
Lasso! X.-Warnlng to tho lllmzlples
(Lillie xxll, 9+1“). liultlun 'l't'll. Phil.
ll. ll, "Let this mind be In you which was
also In Christ Jmus." It Isnow the night
before the crucifixion, and lie, knowing
what awaits Him, Is not timugiuful lur
lllum'lf, but for tin-m, and I-Iicuuraurs
tin-m by those beautifulmmlsnf .Iobn xiv
to xvii, and by )il‘umisvs mummluu the
kingdom. llut see llwirtbmmhts. Simon
Peter inmals of what lmwlll do or will but
do. and others have a strifaas to who shall
be the meanest. ll awfully lonely Ills
bmrtumst lmVu . nl Nunuoumlcrstmsl
Him but. God.
Lssml zit—mu. Gradual (Lulm
Ill“, 5340). “which To”. i “or. I! 3,
“Clubs din-d furuur sins. awarding tn the
Wiripturm.“ At last the Mid has mine.
Kings and rulers, "PH!“ and Puullus l'I‘
late, and the grain” and the [ample of
ismul. all uullc- against the lsml and
against ills f'hrist (Arts lv. 26. £7). lint
litsl will yet set Ills king. this same Jesus,
on His lmly bill of Zion, as King of tho
.lewsil's. II, 0). "Every punmc of the
land shall be [n-rfimuml.” “’I‘lu- muuml
of tho luml stauda-th forever, the tlmughts
uf Ills heart to all generations" (-it'l’. li,
iii; Ps. xxxlll. ll). Hon also Isa. xiv, :2 .
1.17.le Kiln-Tho lllsou lnrd ilnlkn
XXIV, llflblll. Golden Tvxl, Lulu: sxiv,
ill, "The Lord is risen indeed." As we
Irma. so on- snd with tho rmumtlrm of
our lsml, and that int'lflllr-ll Ibo- pastime.
tivmof all Ills saints. "Christ the Iirst
fruits; afterward they are i'brIst's at Ills
mining" (I Cor. xv. :13). l'ntil then let
u.- belIllo-d with the lerit and llvv in
make llim known throughout the world,
preaching maintain-9 and remission of sins
ewrwau-m In Ills Nome. tlmtso Ills bluiy
may be rumploml and Ills kingdom mane.
Anuml The (bid of truth luster) it.
We have
with the scouts at
Glove-Fitting Patterns. by whlebws can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and oboloests patterns of
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments sc-
67 73 MILE? OUTING JACKET.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
One of the newest fancies in Spring
suits is here delineated. The smart
Summer jacket or blazer is of mode
broadcloth, tlxclnpels and collar being
faced with brown and mode checked
suitiugtomatch the skirt. The fronts
are worn open_,_but may be closed at the
bust if so desired. They are deeply
faced and reversed to form lapcls that
meet the rolling collar in notches. The
back is closely fitted with side back and
under arm gores,cxtousious below the
waistline being laid in plaits to form
the fashionable fullness. Gigot sleeves
shaped by single seams are of stylish
width at the top, the fullness being
diamond in backward and for .vard turn-
ing side plaits that form single box
plaits at the shoulder scams. Tho blazar
caubostylisbly made of one material,
or silk can be usml for facing, in place
of the checked goods bore shown.
Pockets can be inserted in the fronts, if
desircd;hut on the newest blazers out-
side pockets are omitted and inside
breast lmkets only being made in the
lining.
The quantity of material it inches
wide required to make this blaster for a
miss fourteen years of age is 2'... yards.
The pattern, which is No. 6773 and
mtuils for twontydive cents, is out in
sizes for misses of twelve, fourteen and
sixteen years of age. '
EVENING SENTINEL
GOU PON.
Entitilna to one mitt-ya. any size. of No.
‘...
Out. this out. III] In yournameandaddrees
and mail or take It to
Sturtevant's Bargain House
“All
Annnsss .
PATTERN No. 51“; ..,.... . . . m
This mupnu and I) cunts III swore
above pattern at blurb-vaul's. nrth Main
and Ann streets. South horwalk.
If?”
d l‘.‘
C Sfll‘l‘lCZ
Always
You can count on it; A... m
(er Ilnw l‘Jil lb.- l\;.'.|l.. Lt; Page's- (ilu
ui
will lllclul if 5... it \vxll -.'.H'u.. -..l../. It i. ..
sure slicker. ii any mmmmm'u . m.- u ll
loin loulm l‘x‘ltiuu. vet it i'. squall}. Lulu-ll I-
a line hulk-lamina: ul' :1. hm.- LillCV'WV‘lrh
can injmc 11v: (Quittiuzé no .mJ
Reqmres no luxumq.
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TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WADHINOTON ITIIIT,
Go. Morin/oils.
I’rmnsloohlng fora lot or homes and
lot with the? view of purchasing, are Invit
ed to call and examine our list. “'0' have
whom for sale In ew-ry art of the city at
reasonable prices and easy terms.
an 2“ ti
BETTER nus sssss
. Kg, You couldn't Iliultl'
" .1.
a butter Investment
‘. ul mum-y than by Ila
'lllll‘II.\tll'1-rl IIA
lUNllH its-for line-vi
'l’bey «luu'l rust,
tunlhscluu‘t val Ilium
they don't fluctuate
In Valuu to any run.
muablo extent and
ulll'ilfl always run:
i7." on ilwa Vi-I‘)
nearly Ilu'lr value.
Thur main- line pros-
uuts or helrlvmlus and are always usvoib-ul
collateral. When you want llrst-walcr dio~
mnmlu or intrnlry it" In
HOMER B. HOVT’S
Jewelry and Optical Store.
quhlmrton litrmt
' ' but same res ssLs.
l'ursmmt loan “rilcr of ibul'nuyi nl I'rnbabv
for flu- dlnlrivt nf .‘Hl‘ll'lllii. llm Mll'm'illv'r. an
vim-liturnlllwn‘illnf )Inrv "Jinn". bot:- nl
.‘o‘WaIk.Ill-o‘clmnlmllvrs or sub- Ilw homo-n
nit-ad lalv'vM'PHl'iml 0‘ will il‘fllliirl\.lli Ibo
pnrnoynl Elmmuul II\'|‘ll|l“ and “lull slrW‘i.
alsnalmiloliug Iwi "limit as bv 1st font in cllv
nwusinns. ottoluliuulrum Hummil sir-mi tn
Tull“! Mouse. and an lilulitlliwl Illii'fl"i In a
Infill llm r-irmr ul limb sll'vnl 'umi 'l‘ul‘luf
mmm. filliuibur'lianHmull Nuanlk.
.m m M“... .. .. .
Praises
A er's
~ tell .J.‘Fna
of l’hilndol
. (if? . y
u.
rills. Theeelellrs-"f
1s Bonnets, hi. 1).,
do, l’a., who has for
nuany years been connected with
c y, says w o
, We Are Not lajor
AYERS
Sareaparllla
“Having thoroughly tested. in
my practice as a physician, the
al orative notion of Aycr's Sat.-
saparilla, J View It as of um»
( ualcd oxm-lhmoo."——J. Fimm'm
ocnns, 1035 Walnut St... l’hila.
Highest
Awards at
World’s Fair.
Windbws
Bright
LUSTRINVE .
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE!
' Will Continue Allthe Week!
' : seamen”; can
‘Tell All the Country What
We lean to On.
Another
icycl‘e
iven
way! . . ..
?
Does it.
at your
armors.
IOc
FIRST-CLASS
' . ' . CATERING!
For Weddings and Parties.
Cafe Frappe.
Bisque Tor ‘I'oni,
De Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
it is the custom of large Dry Goods Houses throughOut the country ,n the month of June to close out
all remaining Spring Goods, and to reduce the stock for inventory and ‘o be ready for the Fall Goods.
In order to do this we shall have a Grand Reduction Sale in all Departl'nents. And to get you interested
in this Grand Clearance Sale, we shall give away a Frst-Class Bicycle a Saturday Evening, Junenth, at
9:30. Every purchaser of 25c worth shall receive a coupon ticket.
Our entire stock sacrificed at prices on the brink of cost, and in man 1 cases less than .cost. All depart-
mcnts are included in this great sale. Come early. Sale begins at 3 o'clock prompt, and as many of the
lots cannot last long at the slaughter prices, we advise you to be among the first comers.
THE sosmN STORE, i w
/" TELEPHONE CALL. :3-
PURE' FOODS!
We aim to keep in stock nothing but first-class goods, and purpose to sell
them at the lowest possible prices. New articles of food are constantly
being put before the public; we have all that are worth having (some are
Allklndsof
Salads, Coquette and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
libido to Order.
Address or call! -
F. G. MEA D,
2 Union Park, ‘ .
NORWALII, OOIIII.
m'l'flm
, CHOICE .
Buildihg Lots
At Elmcrestl
Norwalk.
”m- lul I'll fowl from by rim fool in «luplll. illi-
pliulnunwuvr‘.‘ I‘c-sinln-ul-u.
l"nllr loi~ nu u-ppmltv ~va uftlm awnud. loo
fuel from M 1'st fn-vl in -l--|1h.
'l'ln-su Iul~ are nlluntml ull tiw lineal :n‘ouuo
in Nurwnll. :uul lam-an llIlulNiI‘Ill'lE’Ii How of
Lung lulfllltl fiuuunl. fur Inurotliulltlllili' miles.
and are tbu vhniwwr building lnl~ in In\\'||,
'I‘Iw IHI'IIIIP lMHm‘Wt'I‘ and water pipes. gas
and vlw'lriw lights. and is within twp» minute-1
walk of Wmt urn-nun n-Iu-I'lric curs. - ,
AL... ~v«\'t'I‘I|l llt“-llillili‘ Ill. (Ill Wumllilil‘y
I.
~ f.
-.. . v”...
"Vii'fl'ilmlu-r Particularsinquire-til not). Our Elgin Gilt Edge Creamery Butter is the finest goods to be pro-
‘ lu.\ UM"www'flk'fl'ff'LEW cured. The people come for and near‘for it; no lb, 5 lbs for 8:. Car
load Seymour's Hungarian Success 1" our just arrived. Our numerous
customers testify to its being the best llour they have used. A large varic.
Ly of fancy crackers, both loose and If one pound boxes. Fancy Head
Rice. Our Coffee is the finest and uniform in quality. Ncufchatcl and
Philadelphia Cream Cheese fresh every Saturday. Fresh Country Eggs.
Hur spices are strictly pure, and will give perfect satisfaction. The Ferris
llams and Boneless Bacon fresh every Wednesday.
I'JN'I'I'.‘ R Tzl I NM E.\"1'S
Aueuomuu!
ROTON POINT,
Will open for the sons-In.
Saturday,June 20
AIIv-ru-mu. '.':.lii u't'l‘ wk :m‘o-niuu. s n'i-Im-k.
With Ibv following well known artiufs.
Will 5. Rising's Merry Makers,
Will Ill-shun. .‘Ilauauc-r.
MURRAY BRO$., Musical Trio.
.‘llillllniill :Iml llolls
II.” I y Murray. IlauJ-{aml \ilupllnlw
Flank Mm Itl‘f. l‘luun and (hular
CHARTERS 8: MOORE
l'llu~. Lucia.
Hovioly ultt'll'll urn-4.. Iu wow. Alain-vs and
\villymyinuc
Miss AGN ES BAVLIES
l‘rinm Iluuua lluprunu.
Mlle. Iig onette OeVere,
'I'qulasbiuu M't‘lm lulu. In her I-‘ru-nu-b char-
acter sum..- . u~l dam-ox.
CHARLES E. SEYM
Lending Oreo-r.
33'WE5TWASHINOTON ST.. - - - .
DOWN Go THE PRICES.”
You'd bet-
OUR,
- . 50. NORWALK.
.. .J
Find. Murray.
(30ml goods at prices next to nothing is the magnet that draws hundreds to our stores.
let some with the rest. The following tells the story:
PROVISIONS.
w I L L s' R . s I N G. 'lulbs. (inmulainl Hagar, slim Sugar-(fuml Shoulder por 1b.. v- '30le Ilust. per p'k'g., ”.0
.l'bc 3""lj'l"'l"l”l ‘ lamb» nl'lnru‘slllw‘l'c El viu (‘rvmnrry llultvr. per lb. lilo Hagar l'urml llmu pcr 1b.. l‘:c Horn Him-oh, no
lllt'l‘lrli'lllrlhlrMill:’l'fillllllll‘ll‘z'i'lrllllll'l'lUN:- chw Isntatms [s'r pic, , 25v Ilroakmst lllll'llll, lL'o ‘lnlinlllosfl Starch, ll lb. box, 15c
ill'lil-llllll‘,‘ntllill':ill-hAyl'h..’k “infirm.” by 1“" Muslin Fruit .lars. per don, .‘yih' Ila-st Halt l’orlt, Ho 3 lbs. (linger Huaps. for ‘Jl’u‘.
Musiu' illitll'l‘ ibmilrm-llun“(film-"Illegalmun- 4 runs .lorsoy 'l‘muatms, for 25v llonoloss (Yisllish. :l lbs. for ‘25" :l lbs. Lemon Crackers, 2.3::
[am-r and dirwiur. ,\II:. I ill.“ am NIH?"- ;; ('MIN Eagle Hagar t‘nru, for 25". Salt Mmeluvrvl, No. 2. Ilk- o lbs. Soda (lmritors, 2:0
SPOCial sunday concert 5 cans Hwoot (torn. for 2:." I'orm-d “vol, 2: Ibmau. lb: Iqts. Marrow Iloaus, for on:
J H” ll Islttlcs ltoot Ill-orexlraot. 12in! Unite-lone, ll lb. pail, 'Ji‘w :, dis. Danbury Ileana, for 25c
Maud ‘5. Flourfl,‘$l’t..2’5perpbbl
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building, South Norwaik.
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
0‘0"”‘war Adlai N‘sws‘“
HAVE THE ‘
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
NOTICE l
REGISTRATION OF DOGS.
All dogs mu d be I'I-ulhll'lovl on or la‘luru flu-
M slat ul July. and all lil'l‘w'llh uwnlm: or bar.
boring uuliuvnsml ulugsaIII-rlbal data will be
[mm-MIINIm'wu‘dluu In law.
For Iiw armuuumvlallnu nl I'l‘bllll'llin of
Huullu N-orwalli. tlw tum: vlvrk will Im at tho
tin-lib Noi'milli nlllw- of ill" wlwl'llku nu lb:-
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