m till?! 19!".
Will»
the. maxim lrtlllt‘ ”bonito
it; no my .hn‘s Ipfllgm orim
Willishi uh'il It
mmphie. mm by maxim.
lie or 17 even knots In hou';l
, my government course 0
More“: cent in the tour
mm M the mtmt.
To”. by her trend work. proved
_ to he euperior to either the In-
or Mhmtll by a consider»
notion of s knot and to the no.
fledged queen or the American
nutty it not the most fonnidahle until»
will wont.
Thor. following is the lowe'o record:
mulled time on first leg. 1 hour 57 min-
in and 21 recount.
, Average speed on first log. 16:87; time
. u nonhuman in tumlns.‘ 30: 46; elapsed
.' “the on return. 1; 55: 35; average weed
on return. 173219; total elnpeed time for
1mm. 52: 56. average speed for entire
‘3 WM! 17.
M
The Town is the largest at four com-
. plot“: battleships in the United States
2"; , in”. The act of consresn' making ap—
’ Dmprllltion for her construction was
‘ approved on July 19,1892, and on Feb
11 following the contract was nw ardeci
' ,to ill 8 (humps at a contract price of
uoioooo. The veneer s keel was laid )n
Auu- 5. 1893, and a little over a your
two tile Ihip was launched.
. Her: nxth on the load water, lln
3” I ,her extreme h 72 1202.5
inches, and her normal dispinneme‘nt
11.410 tone. Her normal coal supply is
on tons and her total coal capacity
' 1,180 tone.
The hull of the Iowa in of steel and in
ingeniously built so as to secure grout
' strength with comparatively little
weight of metal.
She carries a main hattery consisting
' ‘ of {our 12 inch and eight 8 inch breech-
ioadinx rifles; a secondary battery
componed of six 4 inch rapid tire rifles
and a. supplementary force of twenty it
pounders. four 5 pounders and four
gutting guns.
The Iowa is the last of the original
contract ships built by the Cramps
upon which a bonus will be paid by the
goternment of 850.000 for ev ery quarter
knot attained oier and above the 18
knots requirement.
Where In Misti Drimnr.’
Mnrlttn, Pa. April 8.~Considcrable
apprehension is felt here over the where-
abouts of Miss Helen Delmar. a well
known young woman of Akron. 0., who
has been visiting relatives here. She
was last seen Tuesday, when walking
along the bank of the Susquehanna. be.
tween Chickies and thinplacc. Her hat
and gloves. and pinned to them a note
which simply said “Goodby,” have been
found on the river bank. It is feared
she may have committed suicide. She
came here about two weeks ago and
seemed somewhat moroso. but later be-
came a little more cheerful. it is
thought that she was disappointcd in
love.
lie-mm! an Explanation: Front Moxie-o.
Austin. April li.-—~Tho house of the
legislature has adopted a resolutiun in—
structing the Texas mmnbors in mm.
green to demand of tho federal author-
ities an investigation of tho case of Max
Stuart. 8 Texan and Confederate vot-
emn who has been in jail in Mexico for
tn’o years. and who it is claimed is ho-
lng lentonmd unjustly to he hump-d.
The friends of Stuart ammo time ago
petitioned l’ruuldrnt (.‘levvland to tutor.
cede in his lwhnlf. but nothing was
done. He was arrested for nlluutins a
Mexican poiircinan.
Saddle "one For Md'llllli‘y.
Lexington. Ky., April 3.-—‘('lli'lll"!i
Flolm-hman. it ("invinnall miilluvmlr-,
has purrhnmrd for i‘reIhlcnt MI-Klnlo-y
here a tim- omldlv lilit'lii: of tin- Imp
mark brood. Mr. P‘leirrhmdn says tin-
prcnitlcnt will how the bent llnl'iu‘ lo
\Vushlnuton. Tho lltll'l‘l' is a bright hm,
15% handu'higli. with line u-tion. oil-l
lie goon nll thi- gait». All it running
walker ho hilli gainml u i'vntztutlmi all
over illv Ilatv. although no in only -'.
years old, liv hos tattoo mum-mu»
llrnt priaoa in the show rings of Ken»
tuelty fairs.
M.
litrllten Refuse to Compromise.
Woonsmlu-t. it. L. April tin-Simon k
KlrltIlily hm’o ennoumml that tin-tr
worsted mill hnn uhui down for an in.
definite poriml on nwount of the strikv
union; the worth-rs whlrh om-nrlvti a
week ago. The wmwi-t'I tlonmvltioil lm
odvnnm» o! z venti- 11 yard in wagon.
The firm nth-rod i rent a yard minor.
on good work and it cools it yard on
poor work. hilt the help rofunml to no-
vepl. When-mouth: in full. ll!» hands
are unmoved.
»~u
WW
General Lee WM Not nutritional.
"Inna. Altrii X.-—-(‘oltuul iii-non!
1‘03 .tienllull littvlml lint-n i‘ulli‘d by
. pron ffilil‘l‘fiellliflll’i' to u puliituhml
nintcment tllttl ll" hull hot-n ll‘teillt'vl
with inrivillty when visiting tho out.»
“in gent-rant minor. in.» Milli thin wall
on error. up without oilwption no hint
hem rem-troll thorn whomm-r ho hull
netted with nil oourtony. tionerul lam
particularly ilttllr’on in huvo liily mtehp-
WWW" on thin mint removed.
W
New Mime-ten Nomi-ii. ,
Wampum. Apt‘i ll m'l‘ho following
Will clue puetmselt-nt thc litittll Ive
tiled;
NW Yorltmi'leh (Frank. J. N. itnllortl.
'Momvsnln w filimmnold. ll. W.
: (thoriuvltlu. it. Taylor ”tom;
I! it‘ll. W. ll: NeCuI-loulh; With!
him tint. Hertha Neely.
lime leluittlwll‘iuiteville. N. r Jolt.-
m: Minna. o w can
-W-
' “it” flat Anselm Ilium.
" Wilmington. April it. windowing film.
. m mute that lie hue iii-ownin- that
W lumen. the imummt leader
tilt tu- «no: utml. not would or
on I limiter oi Mir. “there!
you till???“ no; home
W A A PM i it. I ll Wt!
mt fit? I “M that lie would he
Why the “opium euihmtim
W in the rebellion.
MM
at
speed trial required by the low .'
sidered, by far
POTATOES
The very hett Grown in the
cold,northeast. where nature dent: s
existence to all butthe hardicst The
Aroostok County, Maine Seed Po
tatoes inherit those qualities which
make them LEADERS in the seed
potatoc world. RosgStars, Queenr,
Hebrons and Northerns. Higher
in price but tiling.I quality is con-
e cheapest tor
the grower. Price 90c bushel,
488 half bushel, 25c peck.
Also 35m: Meal and Cotton Seed
Meal for fertilizing the lawn and
garden.
Henderson’ 5 Lawn Grass Seed,
in cartons containing one quart.
Every package contains a pamphlet
"Hon/w Make a Lawn." 20c qt
or 85 bushel. Also
Sweet
. Pea
Seed!
”—4,“
The finest in the land.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Msin Street.
EASY Alli PLEASANT TO TAKE
Patent
Medicines
atsv'
AilO muster
TO
TAKE
“0qu
Geo. O. Stillson’s
DRUG .‘TORI.
02 Washington it" ‘9..."0“.
Horses!
m
«Imuummhm
m
to pair heat} wettern LrilLk iv one:
8 tingle native horror.
6 pair router.
300 lands horse manure. l
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MIMI“)
W
inquire oi
RAYIOID “08.
“.QWRTRo
wane»:
m «I ”newline.
‘ Jacob I "Layton
rm. Li'- and
Avoid-rut.
IN 8 U R A m: Ill
tint Estate anti iiouu Agent
0m mitt” Tick: and Biotin
mug; is RAILROAD mimics.
scorn ronwfmm 99m:
Nmnryrl’nhllo. Aoknowlldmeute
SOUTH [DIWALI - - -
SAYING! IAII
Ii Wanhinmu Won.
Opendsilyhonwto 1321313011 in...“ from
Lolip.m..AIllTW endogenous:
from No 8.
interest Iliowedm on deposite.
Jmm rmm sin Pro-t.
JOHN aI mug! 3.3m Tress
WW ,
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Gelolmlner
Pointer.
DRALIR IR
WALL PAPER AID BORDERS
1 NORTH!” some
South Norweik.
Saul leBoOksofLstestSt lelofPI
Marriott; and Gilt]! l’ W!
houses for impaction],l on not tel
ultimate: OhrsrtnilvG Gunfight; We
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAK E R.
KNIGHT 8m
lion-walk. - -
Opp Street Rnllwsy Depot.
REIDFNCE ELM STRET
TELEPHONE CALL, it.
THE
.NORWALK BUILDING
" COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, sews. hor-
ing machines, etc.. we can quote
DOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches, Facials-or soy Large Build.
log work a speziulty.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
FAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE. Manager.
‘ mm
""VmVitonVltunf‘m
' ' T'NODAYB t1 .2
fix: 00°95 lrrecrs 51'0“ 6‘me
CKTON’S VEHIZEB
(um general or apechl nobility. unintui-
neu, spermstorhaio. emissions. impotent}.
"resin. etc. Cumin functional it More.
nmrd lly emu; or cur an “oi-NH)! rutnnn
Lou Menhood to «Hi r y{ guinuvl ol’ am
“retail! wlatrelm mom. 2!. m: .;1 'Yt Mr. L m
tomcat portage, mil-2.65141 a- .l legitimate
J Com;- is QUICK mo Tuonouou.
l’m'! :- 1H: n1 . In: t .1,- mm or
CA fliN' S Vii-titers. k ~: . ~. {lgxiymnm
lMlIl «pity-Hi l‘izrfiiv r ,tlhmfilu‘fl
with written guarantee of complete (on
liltl' mm o, r , ,u , u “Mutual
0
Initial rim-“H25 ALHNP
Liul l'v'tlmw 'm’ ~ ply ~ov l l M. lv"! - r, F
CATO" IED. C0. GGSTUN. MA".
fluid by lino. U. Btliloun. .Sonth Nor
walk’
onfmorr's
Plllll Yll Hill
The only min. ours and
reliable. lit-mule l’ill ever
1 offomtl Lnlmillvo. Earle.
clnily rocomniondoil to
Inurrled Mullen Anti for
‘ ”In. new
PIIIYIOTAL PILL!
and take no other. 8mm eon ctnct
Prion It no per box. it bum for 00.
ll. WI mm M. m M.
Sold by all drum.
55.9.1!!!
takes out lull. pilot.
tar. pitch. gram
and “will! hunt
clothing and m-
om quiet ly and
completely and
Meal/rings”
mMiAhiduw-v
lip nm‘ahmunt odor.
h’nt inflammable.
I
Own.
to. y to.
”film“.
llott’s Notation Pith
p "mum
opium Width» nu ram-t
,.
W to the Well: M
WMMMIIlIu’tmw
mammograms-i”...
illusion. Avril r-Jrhc New York ‘
Herald's correspondent sends the fol»
tuition to his MW:
There. in grave (longer or comments!
warfare between the United Staten out!
several of the most important commot-
clal nstinne of Europe in the event at
. the. enactment of the Dingley hill into
lIw in substsntlnlly the some form in
which it pile-ed the house
The German emhsmdbr the latter:
«ambassador and the minister from the
thherlnndn to the United states. itch
in; under instrurtiona from their sow
ernments. have liletl protest: haunt
the proposed lezlelation with the secre-
tory of state, find these protentn have
been forwarded by Sen. rctsry Sherman
to the committee on ilnnncc. These pro—
tests. while couched in diplomatic inn-
gouge, plainly call attention to the ef-
fect which the proposed bill would have
on the countries concerned in the even
of its passage. That of Baron von Thlel-
moon, the German emltuitatlor. in par-
tlcuiariy forcible, amounting almoet to
n direct threat of retaliation by the
iielmhn government against the l.’ tilted
. Staten. The senate «ommlttce, having
been put in possession of the informs-
lion contained in those communicav
lions. must decide whether or not apol-
try should be pursued which promises
1 to lcnd‘to grave foreign complications.
(lulu-n)": Fort-thin Protest.
The German prot‘m is partlvnlnrlv
eigniiirant, not only for the reason that
it is more forcibly Worried than PM
others that have Men revolved, bill
also became of the Misting friction .
between that govcrnment and the
l'nited States growing out of the re«
lilrlciluns “hlI‘T'I haw horn placed by
Germany on the importation of Amer
iron meat products and the recent oc-
tion of the. United States in imposing
tonnage and port duties on (.lermnn
ships entering ports of the United
fitntes. Should the pointing tariff bill.
which proposoo to full almost to the
prohibitory pnlnl many nrtirien of Gor-
tnnn production. become a law it in not
improbable that thr- tiorman govern-
ment Would rotnllah- h5- impming still
greater restrictions upon Amnrlcnn
profitlt'ttl. in View of tho friction nt—
rmuly existing it would vmianrgor grave
diplomatic: ”implications lu-twoen ill?
two countrio-s. and it m not improbable
that i’rcsitli-nt McKinley hot! this pos-
sibility in mind Wllufl ho selected as
mnlmenndor to (:ormuny Andrew D.
White. who is genorally regarded as
“no of ”l" host lilt‘ll u llo would have
been t‘hrmon for this iliflli-uit post. not
only on murmur! of Min ro'rognizml nliill-
ly. but also lwmmrsv he is po-rsonnllt‘
urn-platin- to the German ltovvrnmon'.
'Thv inrronso in duties prntxmul in the
Dinghy bill suitor: tit-rmnn prmiui-ts in
.lllllmil nor} i'illllllllt'. puttimtlnrly in
tcxtih: mum-,2: glnws. “inns and one. .tr.
the tllsrrimiimtinu duty on sugar im-
tmrzod from mnnlrios paying an export
bounty having lwrn irnmmi no it to v!-
prmyly for tho purposi- of rpm-hing ”(Tr
mun snunrn, int-.Mlsrd tlulirn iil'tt also
lmpotwcl on a throw nmntn-r of artiv-Ic-s
lrpfltprtegl from lintv, including llllirlllt'fl.
fnilir. nuts and inw- oil. (in runny of
threw atiiv-les. an- iv an (mile and ullve
oil, ihv «lotion arr mmlr- llllthvr than illi-
rlcr tho Zilt‘Kinlm‘ law. 'l‘iw .‘lotlwr-
lauule are nflwtwl by liti‘t'omwn "it a
laricv nurnlwr of :if‘lit'lmi. tin.- prinvipui
on“ lit-inn tinmutni lltlim'vu, whim l.»
lwinl': inuml'tml l’ur rllmr wrnmmrfl.
Thu .tlu Ripley mo uf S.’ por puimel. or
lt‘nl‘i [MT 111’“. hau- hoon l’l‘fillll’t'd on this
lulutt'ru.
CONGRESsj’jSTEs AID.
,‘ppflt'wlnlrs .QINUN” I’ll! Till” "CAN’T I"
the l’luml \‘irtimo.
Washington. Mill ti. Claim and the
"owl :‘Iiil'vrvl‘n iltwivll ililstilinn in the,
flrllult‘. 'I‘ll" walnut of tho pnelolvtlt'l
liliwnun urging v-uturrssi-mut relief for
tin:- ilmurutnl ration» of the Atlantis-
infill l'll'f‘i“ “wt 1 uéimud Tr)” tlw Litm-
alurtimv hi st lulu: u‘wlult. n :ippruprlat»
mil “50.0”“ t» tw Hlllllt'dlil'ly ulullaltll‘
tor the iimol mum-turn. Alli-r lulu! do.
Itlllt- ilw l’t'l'lulllllnll “in‘ 1”!!!th lit Ilw
ummimuim int» n! tin' tilt monitor» pri-lh
«it. 'l'hr plains uvw Mutual-ii. litIVH’LQI',
llil‘ll tho homo iwnlutlun appropriating
3.1 .. on.» my New Mlnlznlppl rltoi «'illll liul
lllU'l of tin .‘tniih Mot rmltmi ’l‘iliI
.l .n m l . initl m [h n of NW fur'mt-t inn”
immu. .uui nil-1 liflh’fit‘d titttilllltlnlllily.
it “we Itilit‘hl)‘ c-Mv-llmi utul tllflliilli'llt’tl
in the promilu-m. to) “hum it who
promptly signed.
My, Morgan of Holmium H-ulilllt-tl mil
illittlr‘l] in tofu...“ of tho wmlutlun (lil-
rhuml: tint u ohm: «4‘ mar l‘lll'iltl m
l‘tlltli.
Thi- unit iiurim-m trilnmrtrcl in tho
tinting wan tho adoption or the it hit re»
ulullun uuthuitetnu tho murvtnry at our
in utwml “mum for WM oi the limit
unffvrorr of tho Millennium valley.
'l‘lw liltill lutmwuiilm future of tho
erosion with u lititltlilfl' hetwvrn itopnv»
M‘lllhllt't‘ till-two". tint Kltiulmi l’optu
tint. and tumult-w Howl. Mr. Bimini-m
unw mm. to tho uppunltluu to ill"
Itmultei"ll immuu‘uty poultry ul’ litivtlml
wltlrh limit iwm mmuhiuritm in mono
tluut'irrti oy awaiting to n unmion of
privilege. ilv lluiuhod ti llt‘i‘lv‘ denuncia-
mm of the smoker by demanding that
he appoint ihu omumittcuu of the house
It now itud now notion that ho Would
prevent any mow nttinnpto lo do trust.
um it)! till muwuu commit.
liowiul opuliilrnlt nmnlwrn at»
trimmed to intent the lltl'?‘ oi Alt. Hittin-
Ion‘n niinvii. hut Mr. lteetl emu-ti in
tinniw to hour It and «inelinoii to liilah
law. no llllstml homily to tilt» metal
Mini than with his: maul moths“ and
Motility retitled llitil that «matter we:
manly tho monument of the ileum.
that the mill room mi whet he monorail
in he tho nullity desired lay the tune
lority and the lunar tout mover in
Minimum: 1..th if u attainment
of hill noose 'l‘hn lirhuhihtom om
ma their “will???” to It round oP
'Ileiy’ things in file?
way of shirts and
pectoral; hosiery and
glam we needed for
the eprrhg season.
”a better pace to
get film than Item. ' ' '
The newest m colored bosom elm-is to be worn ml;
ivlufe collars. laid alfems. and sin a .— ,
'- Shiris that ho color-.p p s 970
III the latest styles of giote s—~Deni' s, Tanneri' s, of
31, 87 50 and 31 75.00.1181 Gloves fit short linger-
ed Iii/is because they' re mar'e for them.
You ought to see the new o‘cofcl: sill: neckwear m
flowmg-enllscarfs, 4'1’7Ph'1lld8, band bows and club
has, 500 Is the price.
111me
New Arrivals.
Golf Caps,
1 Gulf Sails. 0pc!) Mom/a), Friday and
' Golf Pink Cools, Satan/a; E vemngs.
3 Golf Workings. BRIDGEPURT. ()0le
e
f
l
germane...» Ween-000m Wu;
Goldberg’ s New York Millinory Parlors.
We shall continue with our opening‘nntil further
notice, on account of receiving new styles daily.
We have put On Sale for this week only
Electric Seal COLLARET-TES, at $2. 25!
cannot Be Bought Elsewhere for Double the loony.
Goldberg’s New York Millinery Parlors,
53 WALL STREET, llORWALIl,
ill-rosin; Nonwgm Boron.
~—
W.~
ll
m. _,_
IF YOU WANT TO HEAT
YOUR nous:
With steam or hot water. get the best boiler on the market, the
GortonSideFeedBoiler
it is conceded by the most reputable manufacturers to be the best.
It has more available fire surface than any house heating bonlcr
built, therefore a greater economy of fuel. Call at
m
NASH &VANSCOY’$,
And let them give you an estimate for heating yourhouse.
cor. I. Iain and West Streets.
.00?" RORWAI-K. GONNIOTIOUT
OLD AND RILIAILI
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. GOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
‘l‘l'll PRPPILLERO
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AID
YllLOAll.
Will tom Pier 13. I. I. Bulimia strut. New Yorlt' It 1 p. in.
Leave ”math. 3 p. in: South Namath 6 p. in. height received iron:
1:. ill. to; o. It. Upon application to agent: the City oi Hermit:
flute and Valenti will in not for mental ion at height «your. in
New York or in vicinity.
All new are forbid mating any at tin employer: oi the butt oi
title line an moi of the norm ihmol.
mmrv MB RAM;
‘ the ooworn its legitims
‘ (opal suwimn
‘omrerut. r
1.
mm in settle: the
the principle of the
The notion hoped
nor the powers will I
lode: he solemnly on
deference to Film
desire to con
counsels. and «his flu
the expression 01‘ (Tell
ed by a sentiment of gen ,
for the Ottoman people. ‘
Ind empire. .
Kin-mo In ‘
Khnnls. Crete. April
gents of the vicinity of
western end of the is
ten to the foreign ‘
the letter that they ere
attack upon the fort tit
Turkish garrison there it“
assistance. Two thomnd‘
have gathered around Built, in .
om end of the island.
warship has landed tire to;
pillar: of an attack upon
The Sultan Will ‘
London. April 8.—~A d
Timon from Constantinoill _
understood there that tilt
notified the powers of its
withdraw the Turkish
Crete immediately if the Gillie
prmionsiy withdraw anti
guarantee to pacify the iii
War Meme Inuit-hie. .
Larissa, April 8.—-'i‘he warm
grows here steadily. All day
have waited anxiously fot‘ . '
the decision of the govern ,
feeling among the olficel's‘flid will}!!!
one of extrome tension. '
Tried to run the Alli-that.
Khalil! April 8,—Rear Admin! E”.
Harris of the British fleet yru’y
by a Mosh-m irregular while
a field near Suda.’1‘he bullet -.
the grass at his feet This it lill‘ "it:
and fist-ape. ‘
Minn finry Becomes )ln. Pom
nammorn April 8~The most hrtl— *
liant sou-tat etent of the section in ;
city it as the wedding of Min Ida 01m.
orino ilnry. (laughter of the postmaster
general. to Mr. Francis Edwin! Tes-
ram The- bride is Mr. Gary‘- filth
daughter anti the {o h to wed. film;
unmarried daughters acting as bfidW'
maids Tho ceremony was performed.
at Brown Memorial church by the” Rev.
\lt‘iltiiiu 1) lab: ark who used ”EWI-
and in all its arrange—
mi-nts lht- omitting was one of the mm
bountiful and host planned that hoe
over min-ti Ilium in Baltimore. The
rim» prositlont liltvl Mrs. Hobart, Score.
tnry a! sum. Sherman. the secretary of
tho treasury and Mrs. Gage. the more.
tary of war and Mrs. Alger and Min.
ARIN. Sor'rotnry of Agriculture Wilson.
Attorm-y (tom-rail hit-Korma and Gov-
ernor Lloyd Lowrtdes and Mrs. LINN)”
wort." rim-mg thorn present.
Luau-II by \l‘mkan.
l‘hilaiiv-lphin, April 8.—~Thc Nonre-
giiiti starnmship Hurley. which arrived
hon-last night from Port Antonio. Ju—
nmirn. landml I'nptain Oscar'mllefnen
:mil nlno men. part of tho crew of the
Surwr'glnn inn-k Prince Frederick. . ='
whirh ytruclr on an outlying corn! 1 .
pits» in th-h island of Canning. ' "
tilllt'll lites: stunt lL'tl mill“: wasti-
wost from .liiflmlca. The renal. 1mm.
rliotuly I'll striking: the reef, we: heard-
ml hy half clad mirage "-‘t'ef'lel'l. who
throat. nmi ti.» llt't‘ti of "it nnfortunnte .
tin-nu For tour «lays anti night. CAD- " ‘
min Elton-um and his M’PW stuck to the ‘ ‘
wrwk nnni topeliul the. savage! It Lit.
pull" u! pillhl‘l liiif llr'l’r‘ finally 00m-
[wilt-l to yield in the wronltcrs.
-
tinn- llrr Fortune to (In- l‘llttl'eh.
lliiltimuro. April H."-")’ the will of
tin lutv MM \t'mirrvdo Martin, who
iliml m m.- "uh-l Aliainmtt on April 4.
noaril‘, lr nut uultv. half a million lol-
lots in hr-qnwniluui to union: CIlMllo t
rimt'v'tm and rhm‘llii-e iii Maryland And
"iilllul‘illii. Mm Martin won a teacher
by [tl'nfi-lmlnn. lull inln-ritml it lame ale
ilttc- from liv-i' lull! lvruiltl'r, John G. ,
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urnur of (fltlit‘ulnim Who“ he died II.
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in ma mlrr. “I... at on» time contiiit‘M
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