Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 4, 1897 · page 2

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.MW Wit
maniacal: duty
*‘tt‘enury onliietro

moot: ”foun‘dm'n!‘ the
amount, tor the tum-

m... .

nylon um ‘lo a bill
Clutter“ Montgomery'-

vrfiomyn mic-pt.
”a: my i.—-Cdunty Judge
‘ ted an injunction re-

the residence of Ann

* tidal-"an execution in
it. Smith oi Galen.
, iudslnent on a promin-
$139.1!" Costello alleges
“the property with pen-

more ”tomorrow! Do-
. "‘ppeared for the plaintiff.
that this is the first time
was ever used in this

. Imitation From].
1 i.-—'l’lte body of Frank-
; who died about ten days
that the insurance compa-
to be ruaplclous circum-
ahumed and an examina-
‘ fly live hysiciunu to deter-
of euth. Nothing at a
cter was discovered,
cinuo gave it as their

with Mr. Gurioy. which
”bunt two years ago. Mrs.
been married three times,

‘ eel that u dory‘t-outnining
' ‘ ‘ and Theodore Bubhlno o!
it! the Gloucester itching
W. E. Morreoey. went astray
banner on April it, and no

me. At that time all the
p out from the schooner, when
M ‘Ihttt down, and all went
Lille other members of tho
ptHBnbbine and Mulso have
“I! for.

. In“ Surrender Ilium".
ln‘ton, May i.~l’oln~d States:
“ Darin has demanded of the
for Broker Elect-ton it. Phan-
ltow York city that hp In» re-
.to hasten to “'ashltmton to
untence impound upon him
n; to nnower question» [Mature
0 Mirror trust lnvontiguting
,._ After the decision of thi'
mutt Chapman announced
“would nurrt-nder hitmwit to
_Wlluon and united for a few
delay, but nothing bus uinw been
3mm hint.

 

 

0M“ Burn“! to lit-nth.

. N. 7.. May 4.~-~'rtw Hit!» 7—
.' Glimmer of t'hario-tt Lubroltt-
‘cliy WM luiully burnvtl while
her purenlr u't-ro away at
won at homo with the unmit-
it and out down on the utho
button her ohm-u. when her
(fit-o from a spark. Rho run
“will the yard in the nonr-
. , who threw his mat around
9n the burning clothes! from

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Mia mom I out.
uuy tm'l'lto toltowiny ca-
ll [rum le Futurist Muc-
Notion oi Indiu nnd rhuir»
vlocroy'tn roliavl committee
h” boon received by the
y lurid. 02 “title llouw. in
K Wormool thunkn. Famine
‘ ~ tit dihtrru very «veto.
or. tum-tore. mot-t wr-l-
"trill tut received with group

, I

lot-ton Trial Round.
In! i.-~'l‘ito ltntneyit court
’ been nominated and thr-
. outll‘l forwarded to tho
hi. it to the It'llut‘itl opin-
ihu verdict of tho court
oouulttul or light pulp
mu either ation» with

from the Carrion.

 

.‘Alllittttt to smart».

on and another man.

. ' hi! children to more. but
’ nt moot all four or thont
. unto-u in o tow mill'
M t «polled.
W

am. It” who rollov-
. . til it! Phllldttlhbil.
’ new “unload railroad.
Jain «and ”Murder. in
no Wino imithlo to the
at tlm ll loomldoruhto
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ryl , . ,
. Largo”! pots, sugar bowls, platters, cake plates. china bowls, cu
after-dinners, piano, sauce dishes. and many old and fancy piece

Crookes

 

,mm;: or o delegate
W: a to“! of
iti‘ing’o o. day,

Enanwi

Hellman. Who
fillffluoboc in the?
' Milo New York,

Km for carting the. '

‘ 'fi .Gseorge M. Wecxey
Moran's widow. at Mo- .

.s. s

v'EX-Ueutenant Governor

at Washington Strut. - . ' . _ .

 

Glass ~ ~~ . V «
‘ ‘ . Bottcr'dhhéo, sugar hangings voter in ‘
out hourly. rose jun, rounduud oval fruit"; ishct. broad; trays, ugh}; 1:37,, cutlery
-mldcrrgfingfl bowls, oil botticr,‘ vinegar jugs, spanner-s, cream», Wuéuc‘ holdcrs,
‘coodonit’d milithoidcrs. 5 piece condiment sets. all oi which we mm in gm", w,
ty, out! hundred: of pretty and odd placer not mentioned. ‘

gain tablo‘ interesting to anyone.

led Wa rel t .
Buckets. sauce pans. basins, pie plates. jelly cake pans; stew panifiprcocrvc kettles,
measures, cuspidors, milk (pans. pudding pans, (tippers, Indies, :‘ltitntntrs. tunnels,
and 5° other articles in Habcrman's best quality Steel Enameled Ware. any piece
of which is worth 25c, and, the most of which is retailcd in this town for 40¢ Clth

Oar priceiis ioc cach-

Send us your orders for carpet and rug cleansing. We do the work thorou 'th
without removing them from the floor, and charge you out: hall 0! what 5; Wu

' cost yoli‘to‘luwc them beaten to pieces and then never cleaned. Many testimonial:

trout thcbest people of our town.

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CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS

OIL c‘Longs AND LINOLEUMS.

ANT.
. AGAIN WE CALL“

Your attention to our large assortment and choice patterns of

 

A. Dickerman 8: Son,

 

 

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BOB FITZBIMMONS.

 

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L tltllOt' '_ Wt’ l (lili’ 5 R‘posuorv’ con. motion no mutton stuns.

toot values "or. talent; italic found ‘ l

l.

,high berry bowls, high cilia italics,

. \

lorth lain and Ann Struts,
South loru'allt. cm. ’

 

lngrain and Brussels Carpets!

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South. Iorm’llt. Connecticut

Carriage Builder and Dealer!

Champion of the world, rides a Pierce Bicycle; also, agent for th: Rochester and North-
ampton at $50, 60, 75, and 100, and the Lenapc Bicycle at $157.50,
fully warranted. Repository open till it p. m.

pt find saucers,
, making a bar-

 

 

 

 

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. . . VALUE!

to charm I; [mllllhitlilli

It" t.-~~>‘.lohn Noun. llll

 

hut ho loot-nod. were
W rivet llama hum. ’l‘hc
’thtnotl. and the {other

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THIV All ALI. cutout

Baotou they rm: out our; fitting. mica-tout: Clothing. All our customm loci this.
troy. THEE with ill and you will FEEL Till! stun l
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LOWEST
.. . PRICE!

j Intro”
, this Gilli

 

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prom: mum nut.

mounts

3.th chum it» m

Which led to Wheel-fl Pollux-owl»!-
Dovoioontouio h the Globe Bonk loon-
tlol In Ultimo.

”0mm. liar 4.~Jerotnel3. Wheeler.
the tormor millionaire of Aspen. Coll)"
in mid to be at the end of his ltrinl:
utter 12 your: at unqualified raccoon. lie
“"8 renown to be worth at one time
nnywherc from 81.000.000 to 35,000.000.
and the mercantile agencies raid that
the latter figure was a clooer estimate
of his fortune than the former.

lie month-all built the town of As-
pen, and by tit free um: of money ruin-
ed it from the level of n itmnii mining
camp to a town which, until the panic,
captioned n population of 10,000 hauls.
lit: erected at hott-i at a. unit of 360.000
and ntartod at bank that maintained un-
lnlptutohubie crodit through the panic
in optic
tor a few dayu while waiting

{0 ,the arrival of currency tram New
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niident were the depositors o!
c murlty at their {undo thut'eveli
after the door; were opened they dill

not withdraw a cunt of their deposits;

Wheeler was the owner of the famous
Aspen mine, that netted him at the
torrent estimate taillltmtltl.

When at the zenith of his success.
Wheeler \‘liillttfl Munitou and wuss so
well pleased with the place that he or-
dered one or the tint-at Wlllflfi in the
worst to be built on the side or the
old trail lending to the summit of {like}!
Dt'flk. and thorn he held forth season
lifter cannon. rntcrtuining with o. luv.
ishncou thgt astonished those who came
from the cast as; his guests.

He noqulrmi the reputation that once
War; attached to Senator Tabor as a
lucky Sliift‘tilii'tttl'. and every one at-
lmnplt'tl to tail after him in tho mutter
Hf inu'ntmrnta, for he not/er failed to
mrtlw handsome returns from anything
that ho tourhwi.

A rmlrlvnrv' at Mnnitou was not
onough for n bonanza king who might
want the urn: of largo sumo nt any hour
of the clay. on he mnrtml :1 bank that
in the summor uvnsun controlled the
business botwoen tho watering place
not tlw oust. '

l'tmlftutloll of Aspen Mim- Dotnnndrtl.

tum slay a quiet littitr follow mum-d
:atsw-rltzigh from Kansas i‘ity “illkt‘tl
mto tho ntiiw of the millionaire and
mmio it tlt'iillliltl for pr'msrsslon of th"
Ann-n minv- not] a share of tho prams
thnt W'llt-rlIT had been storing away
for ten yours.

“’imivr ordvrwl him out n! his ofv
lion. and lhvn "itr'svt'lf'ltth, who haul
spout tin: yours in mm until: testimony.
“(Ill to tho llt‘lrzfl of a dormtswl pros--
pwtur and total than lhlll tlic-y \wro
("Illllt‘il lty glint-tout. according to proofs
in his pagan Winn. .

Ht- iwl-i thorn \Vht'vlwr had tlt'fl'illltlt‘tl
:i [will minor tmmwi Womb! out of the
prnputty by rt-prvs‘vntintz that the tutor
“hill-l low-r pay and rotting n totin-
fillirltillvill’ for tho nominal Him of “fill.

'l'hn phi mun who “iii“ lmtmsml tun-n
oll- ll. :lml tlw lumily mature-ll. mat of
thrm sufi‘vtln: for Mnt u! fowl «lullnzr
lllv' Ila-“l ul’ lllv‘l' ll\‘t'.-i. “'hl-n i'ntitwl“
li-ltxl. ll‘tllllll lhvm. tin-y true in urinal

“out. and rm“ hml lm-n committal to

an insult.- milum.

.ltpllzlnont nun rl-ntlvrml against
“'lII-lvil' for film-‘00. and Ill" iitluztilvn
my. t‘ilTllt'tl in tho hmhvst runrts. \\ but»-
ill: limiittgu ‘o't-t‘v npprurwl and thus
t'l‘tt‘llllulomd lip» tlit‘vllilllll or thr mil—
llnmlllv, llv hm u rotatvlvtu-v nt Mutw
tun Clint rant WWW»: and mum tin-
M: :lLtnu .‘ilm~ mi Walrt' mtttlmny. tlm!

ix ullvmumi t- lw uutth fallow“ 3...

:tlulltnll} mum brn- l‘tum Nth Yulh
\titl litlll- - r no tummy, Hath ht»: lunllu
ut Mp. u' and Mnmtou m r. lill'tlt'tl
mm in :ts'amuvow yu-alvz-i‘ty.

Till." m'tlnn “as inlwn utnlt r m'l‘t’uv.
ll-n," him .\lr Win-vim by tnlvm'upll
{iv-m NH“ l‘urh. ubwrv bu- “whim. 3i.

.\ thltly mm lilililwl m4 lhr :l‘ihllfllt'" of

t!» :ilimtnu l»..tllt and W l. Man'r
nt .‘iyspwn. .‘lll, \i'lio-vla-r in llntt‘ on his
um ll' it" mm {A l‘hlll‘t ml In urt‘ll‘r Fri
do)

:‘ltm'ltl nml “lulu! "out. .

l.llll'flfl". Mn; 4. . All thv lll'lll'li'll nf~
il. l. p. of thw Ilvflliit'i til-Aw limnlzn
l'ollik. will ill»: t-xwptinn oi -~x~l’l'vnn
dvm Hpuluintllt. ital-- luttlilfl uni on to lw
tum vl llnlli utmlmiy. spot-tinny lmlttlei
[not up nmrly $30,000, lilitl lp- mlmot
twin-4h that amount of Mirvty.

litviiolvruor Alluvlel nun the mm
“lllmta )- htor'it) iwinl'v lllv urnuimlul
[willllnllllu’ uhirit in inn-litigating tho
tltmlul nl'lnitn of tho defunct ”lulu-
anltu‘n bunk. 'l'hu- I‘m!!!) in the tiiwtl
Million: [ltllt’l \Mtn l'l‘lthlHt' tn the
Inuit" Hf limomtort when the foam:
uwvortmr l'mlt tho utuud.

llv titti tint my wry liillt'lt ltt'tnnt]
illttt to hint itilVlti-Nl Iln- Hunt. ml “1' ill"
lililo unitrrrlly llilil Hpttltljim will u
u n xi nmn to mitt- Hirt' of llw mun-r.
pity llllitlii. lll‘ also made lhr unm-t'tiuu
that u nm'lt lotion! lilo tilulw Huvluuu
lllltilt fniiwl ho bud formal ”whims: to
utlmil tint: mow M tho rush luloiu of
mu m lpml twtv not in tho ointpo of Mt—
t'lil‘llll’” “.th mulcl in» routilly mu-
wrtml lulu ouch.

A. it. Armlll. Mil-VIM» prominent of tho
bunk. mthi ho won ttlveu mum worth
'5’ ill" flitlt'k ttf ”W (illillv flavlllflh ltltillt
by riplelliillll \tlwtl llt' Willi mndv \‘lm-
’tl'rlllilt‘ul, but it won girl-n with tho
"mlm'wtumlinu that tipuhlltlll mubl tnlto
ii limit ullrtwvm‘ lw no (ltauirml. 'l‘ltui.
ho will, nun till the limit he hold. and
ho urn-r tutti any authority u‘round tho
hauls.

tin-blur to“ Willi ”to (Put.
Writ-int Hit. in.. tiny l.” 'l‘hv amount
of tinuluw ll. ii. lirtitt‘n liotulvuttop
trot» tho lowing: bunk oi itatlctii'to in
in the nvbtitlmrlmull' of hum. biotic
hm: Ml inr imiifl unknown. llo lunwn
u wllo In tho inns-puntlutwo Influflv uny-
luttl and u inmm' of small uhiidrou.
“Mod l'ulmtit'd Wllh “m “it
l'roriduttw. tiny warm (3. Mell‘lt'li.
tlottttii‘ «it, turtle-1‘. (llw’l flittldtrltiy or
blood pnimmimr, which in holloymi to
how boon r'ttttmi by lhl aluminum of
5mm init into him stratum while twin.
rubber rtumm.
m mm W

W rm I!“ m

the fact that the door» wore‘

fifth? WM"

 

do i- to Follow on mm»
of Follow “My

Facts are ttubborti.

Some may be dieputcd.

Nom- cun be disproved. ,.

A tact is the oppotlte oi. fiction:

l5 always lictlucd about with prowl;

Has to stand the test ul investigation;

Or it drifts to the realm of doubt.

Investigate closely the following.
'Tlit: closer the scrutiny the more ‘con-
Vmcing the result.

An lint Norwulk citizen speak-s :crc.
. Speaks from experience and Comic-
lion. ' .
_. Relates larts-stulrborn lilClS“

That may be disputed, but cannot be
disproved. , . .

Mr. James 17.. Motion. oi No. 7 Bots
place, says: "For a long time my wife
has been bothered t’l'ltll kidney and
urinary trouble.» She suffered irom
backache and frequent urination.
Many remedies have ecu tried in an
endeavor, to {uni refit- and cure. Slit
had about given up all hope of brim;
cured who" one day '1 got 3 box oi
Dunn's Kidney l‘ills at l’lulatcxl's drug
More and tried to induct: her to talc:
them. At iinlt she rclttsctl, but i finally
persuaded her to give them :1 trill.
'l'hcy pro.ed to be just the right thing.
lot in a short time hllc lit-gnu to im-
prove. and is entirely well now. ,1!
Mrs. Morton iV'IlS'll'tillllltfll in til»: 53m;-
wny again. l would be willing to my
$10 per but for Dunn's Kidney l’llls.
knowing (let I do now their curative
prm'crs."_

Dunn's Kidney Pills are for «do by
all dealers. Price 50 rcnts.- .‘lniletl
by l?t.a5ter».‘slilbum (70.. Buffalo, N. Y.,
sole agents for the United States. itc-
tncmbcr the natnc~Doan's—tukc no
other.

W

IOTIGE.
SCHOOL TAXES!

The tnxmyors oi the South North": Union l
Wbool district are hereby untitled tlntt tho , _ .
district tax of abound nhevotuurter mil 5-: ml ’ disease While the {other was getting
the dollar. told on the town amour-mam list or
amt}. at a inmtiogot tho otNrwt hold on the
2d (inf oi June. '80“. at tho anklin street;

home. will hedtxeuini pityublo on tho

rt olnyof May. twin! will ‘ii tlm-ol hlltill bu

rrmly to "who mum: at Stillwn'n drug store.

t2‘vltmlllnutunslrtwt l't'nnli'yut tho mitt of

:u‘ ht. l-‘Jfi'. will

imvimrgovl onuil twee l'viiinlh'llL' unpaid on
and utter June lnl. hm.

ochoo

fillio'rtt'i't’b‘ufdi your from .‘t

F. A. Tours.

(killmhorol'i‘nroslor South ‘sorwulk Union

 

Ht‘llnvl Disltli". ‘
inn-d at South Not-milk. April 12.1897 .
on 1|
For
the
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Ordor at

tho

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on no poop beneath it: moot-r
prominent drums total (1: "Baa
itef in Colitortltu‘ Uotofr 0qu in an
article o! tutti) in tho Humour. Monro
{motile know for tbommivos. without rev
gm! to what any Mounted portiet IQ].
of com it hast wrought, young "I“?
Mr uviu Mill neighbor!“ Why! Poop'e
ltmm unlined tor your: and never dream-
ed the: 0 mid get uoy ratio! by using
anything and wine day a friend lilyli:
"California Cotorrh Cure cored me, it
will cot-o you. out) you won't have to
wait to had out about it either. It re-
lieves at once. ”

flue are the words at one at your
neighbors now. telling why the believe-t
in it. You know that it it true bemoan
you know hear:

him. John Lycctt, 21 High street, Nor-
wulk. soys: - My daughter, Violet, has
been troubled since childhood with on.
tnrrh. until her whole lit-ad seemed more
or less diseased. She held begun to be it
little deaf, and suffered much with severe
headache-s so that we have had to keep
her out of ichliol a good deal. I rent
her to Plaisted‘s drug attire. South Nor-
walk. after u bottle of California Unturrh
Core and she commenced using it. It's
beneficial (-ifectl have been simply
wonderful. It has helped her from the
tint; in every way. I have not heard her
complain of a headache for u out: time,
and by the time she has tints cdheriirot
trottlo, I feel confident that the will be
cured ”

Hay fever is entirely proronwd by the
use of this. wonderful medicine. and
when it is used colds never "’hnng on,"
but disapteur promptly. For all mucous
(licenses. All dealers. 50 cents. three
times as much, one dollar.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

A child was cured of crew by a dose
art-um oi Ayer'o Cherry Pectoral. A
neighbor's child died of the some dread

ready to call the duct 1:. This shows
the necessity of having Ayer's Cherry
Pcctorul always on hand.

 

Group and whooping cough are child-
hoou’n terrors; but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis, and other throat and lung trou-
bier. can be quickly cured by using One
Minute Cough Cute. G. C. Stillson,
South Norwulk, and E. 1’. Wood, Nor-
walk.

 

Two years ago R. .1. Warren, o drug-
gist at Piemaut Brook. N. Y., bought a
hull!“ supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Rentedy. He sums up the results as
follows: “At that time the goods were
unknown in this section; today Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy is ahousehold
Word." It isthe some in hundreds of
cutxttonnities, Wherever the good quali-
tienof Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people will have
uothiugciso. For sale by G. C. Still-

Still.

When fevers nod other ep’domirs are
around. safety lies in l'ortifviug the sys-
tem with Ayrr'n Surnapurilio. A portion
having thin and impure blood is in tho
most ‘ favorable condition to “catch"
whatever disease may be floating in the
utr. Bt- wxsc in time.

When the springtime comes. "Gentle
Armin," like all other seiisible persona,
mil cleanse. the lire-r uutl rcttovate the
xylem with DoWltt's Little Early Ria-
rtn. {.tmous little pills tor the liver and
riltlllliu'h all the year around. (i. t).
Stillmtt. South Notwulk, and E. 1’.
\vi‘t‘d, Norwull'.

Our Way to in Ham

1». tooth-mi to tho mtnlorts of our inmll .
mould-«owl tho-m mtrit it (full or Cum! i.
am on th- 1 (,7 Ntlllwtl. Booth Norwnilt.
.utl l'ltlwnnl l‘. Woml. Sol-whit. polio ““hth.
lt'ol got it irlnl twill» oi Utto'u Curr. tlto rout
l‘mrmufl livmnly. Pro», to prove timt we mm
num- tbuw for t‘uultlmmtul all «ll-mm»: oi
tho Throat moi Luna. lump: anvh one and
5t!

When limit! is contracted, cure it at
one. ilno Minute Cough t‘un- will Hi
you on the row! to memory in it "Until”.
It will cure pneumonia, hrottcitltit.
comp and all forms of lung and throat
troubles (l. (.1, Stilluoti. South Nor-
walk. and E. i‘. Wtod. Norwulk.

Front Cripple crook.

Aftortltu bit: lire in Uri plo (it-oak. I
took it wry sovero cold out triotl inuny
nonunion without help, tho cold only he.
«muting morn milled. Alter uut'tur lhn'o
«mull bottles of (thuntlwrlnin'a Comm
itanwdyJioth tho mush and cold loll
mo, ltliil inthiu high ultittuio it tall at
tuvrimrionn cough remedy to do u y
mind «ti. ii Holtdrnmn. editor Daily
Athi'rlll‘fll‘. For rule by (.l. C. Stillwtt.
w(limp Stilton"

Wu intro. on hand several thouuond
jab lot blilhmuia and notohottdl that wu
wtli print lit the following primal: Loon
quurler hilihmulo “Jill. laditluitll
Lou's. ti: Lilli ninth billhwia 01.25,
Mditiouol two‘s. loo; Malinda. t,ooo,
limo. uddltlomti 1.001”. 750. Padding.
output L000 extra. 'l‘hlo limit in of
(tiruunliiy. You out volt Main"
prit‘tltliulunflltlltlhl‘ll. ' waning um
lino .

NEW CARDIN .HOP
tiuciuu united to «ill Wlflllltl toil titre”.
1 Almtl ho pinned to non fit my old
pumm- and many now out».

.\ Flttti'l‘atillAfili liAttttilit WARTED
no Mutant.

mull-u qu.
ofiiih .
f. o ‘ ‘
D l' atohovotr.

I. I. Gum motto in roll
”out It “toot:

winwuurumd Marianna I it. to.

 

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