Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 11, 1897 · page 7

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etrlltere’ obiect will be realized. Yer
, . te‘rdey'e work in glowed in e
“Rhodium: llxhl by 'the cempérn ht
Mic c heady yCi’eek end Plum
(heat. yet‘t e happening- were not of
the nicer erratum son. The! Md
to contend With their tint spell or bad
weether. A heavy rein drenched the

unip- and wanted the marchers,

from carrying out their regular pro-
, gramme.

at“ UM finish the rein end cumin.
u
theiruueittere. with the result that lit.
tle If any mieetonar‘y woflt was under-
taken The storm also had the eaect
ill preventing the march to the Spring
Hill mince. between ,Wllmerdinx and
Well Station; which are owned by Ai-
mnder Detonator. The only march of
the day We. made by the 150 men at
Camp Determination, who ,lcit camp
shortly after 5 o'clock. and. marching

clone to the Oak Hill tipplen. spent two ‘

hour: in the vicinity oi the minere'
homoe.

There wu not even ordinary excite-
ment nttuched to the invasion along
Thompson's Run.

A summary of the day's developments
finds the conditions much the name on
they were the day before, save that the
company cluime to have made a tur-
titer blenit in the etrikere‘ ranks at
rill-tie Creek end Sandy Creek.

‘ ole-«tog tn the moon.

The Plum Creek mine was running
ocul'ldereblo coal yesterday. and the
number of men‘reported at u orlt equals
thet at Monday. The failure to hold it
meeting at Ont-op Isolation was another
disappointing feature of the day, and

. the men ere loudly clamoring {or the
pretence of the ointiaie. The batch of
itnliann that struck camp Monday are
doomed to do much need among their
tellow countrymen at work in the Plum
Creek mine. but actitc labors are being
withheld until today. “hon it will be
potlitivcly Known whether or not the
men propose remaining away from the
pill

trlct President Patrick Dolnn hue

. ecobsed the operators of the Pittsburg
dlltrlct. with havi. is broken faith with
the striking miners in thin district. He
also outlined the policy to be pursued by
the United lune Workers in their light
In the central Ponnnylvnnln district.
where it in proposed to clmc down all
the mines. He cannot predict when the
strike will, be settled. out claim his
mutilation eon stand the strike until
the Int 0! September.

Pauline lot Kept.

The opcrnlou he acid. had promieed
to my the price when the about! at
De Armllt'ii trillion bud been out OK
Thin has been ..dano but the operator!
lied failed to keep their part of the
contract The miners who have Iliiifl
working ruulnriy at fink lliil mince
MV! been paid. Thistle “ho Jolnl‘d the
Micro did not got their cash. the min-
petiy holding it. as under the «entrant
the men forfeited their mutt-n by etrilt-
in. There was no excitement. lio-
tween 300 end 400 employees were on
head. but low of them received any
motley. Hr De Armlit made a spent-ll
to the men. telling them he sympathized
with them and that till mom}! was
without. not because the company
wanted it. but became it had to carry
out the termo of tho cuntrru'i. lie dc-
nounced tho Illldiilulll mhl‘clllng and lb.-
encampment end said it was a hint up-
on the history of the muntry that the
In" are not oniorn-d and hitch mme.
llloiite stopped.

An epidemic of typhoid fever pro.
ville in the Turtle Clcoit valby. and it
In feared that tho disease will brmk
out in the miners’ camp. The health
euihotities nitvo Wiiriiml tho triilxt‘mi
not to not: the wntor from 'I‘urtlr crock.
II it is l.nown to contain typhoid
lei-ml.

'i‘tii'tlc crock iii the only atrium within
eei'erni milmi oi‘ the temp. and tho
It'lieere are controlled to use ”I" water
for drinking. cooking: and bathing pur-

m

Dehl venue linen-teen.

Alumna. Pu. Aux. l‘l.-~'l‘bc fact that
‘ Euxene Debit in to uddrt-ne the mill lllIil~
on at Irwin title I‘l'l‘lllfl‘ i'lllirit'ri up.
eeuinere oblong tho mountain iipi'liilnl’il
Although there Iii no apparent distant-
Wilon in this dietriit-t. hilt-opt at tho
Michell mine at (luliiinin, which in
woritinn boiow iho rcnuinr minitur rule,
the near nppronch of tile neltutnvn may
choose the eliuniinli. hum:- of tho
mountein mincre humped wot-it Mun-
dey to attend ii meeting ndi'urlllwd to
be held on Till'mi'l hill tor the purpuuc
of giving nouirtuncc to the etriiiinit
(laiiitein minor». but no meeting war

hold They ere all at worlt alein.

 

flatten Bettie-i Allele".

Herrioburn. Alia. liwAdlutent (len-
mi literal-t it ltmily iii-plowed lie-
ceuee oi the ntlmureitil report! to the
«am that terinlii edicts-ii at tho lil-
iioiiel nuerd have been iminit ordoru to
recline-teen end (rumble! to lot roedy
tor anticipated trouble with the "Hit-
in. mineral. lie we be dim not be-
ium any hitch ordm new: berm elven.

“I new tuned nothing olleiul. Nor.

tau there been A hone-lion oi oeiillil
out the troupe from Mir dmflmeilt." ‘
he'll-h can we.
tendon. Ann. ll.~'l'he Time. in on
mlrie one with the mun: hero
ml. ten: e lone diouelii and tile
recent eiorhul heve meideruhiy dimin»
ielml the earlier pmpccte oi iliie crepe,
hat the not molt oi the "portal and
helium in euro to indicate e
or fair over-her nutlity end
QMVIUI‘L" “ a

the ileum We»

tendon. Aunt. ii.-~A till-omit from
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Condom:

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I
I eek ihoee ylio are indebted
to the. make e special eifert
to equero"up their nooountemr
to pay an unusual emounton
account. it the next regular
time! peynleilt. Extradi-
nery mouse. in little; tip
my new store. it the roe-on i
not you to do for me, in title
oeee. whet I would gladly and
‘ quickly dolor you, under the
lime oironmeteucee. I ehnll
into thin to be a epeciel kind-
/‘1 neeeouyour pert, not to be
forgoiton.
An over at your eervioe.
Very kindly

LORENZO DIBBLE,

ii llorth liein iiireet.

 

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Patent
Medicines

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ROOFING!

V Warren’s
Grev’ol,
Asphalt.
Tar
Pepen

and other potent rooting put on in
the IBM! approved style, by

revenue «altos.

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Paper-Ilene»; deloieti
Pelnter. '

nee-EF- trt
“All PAPIIW I'D IOIDEI.
thorium swam
mum-tr.

Setup lellooheot late-tatyleeoil’enere
garden} Al‘ld Gil: lonldilfetah h l
canoe or nepect. on, on no r
humour-financially ill teen. m

J. o. JENNINO ‘

uunmnralxtn.
?.\IAIN STREET,

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lawnlh.
Opp. Street iteliwey Depot.
Rummcxiilili sa'itlt'i'.
'l'i-ll .liiPllth mull. ll.

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Protect
Your
Roofs!

out! they will protect
you. tild roals made
as good as new at ball
the usual cost, by

THE

NORWALK BUILDING
COIPAIIY.

EAST NURWAIiK. U)".

W. can th-r you in “Wartime lmmlnul whim“
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SENTIIIEI.
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Git. Loner-ls tilt Ilflll
(mu-I “Ivy error: on much, quithly nun"
lo!“ Meek-ed Iii old or young, giving vi
elreegth where louder wealthier prevails. Cup
lenient lilthlfl. I'lunple. ¢“¢i:§'lll‘, nod knliimm

“with “#3“ by “iteration" ext or

line
CATON’I VI“! to be»: healed III r in
mi does noilme l’l. We. “...!" plmrriortl.
with uni teeemteo

Inimmtion. relieve-wee etc. .. iree and. confidant-I.
lead no not.- tarot oi em uml 3! in im e no“
,Irieltn-iimeoi. Hmtmiy not in truth pr'hllll. .

«root «mm. mm. IAII.
worded. il sulleonniooth Nor
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BI’OY’GLESI

Aiulllieoot
Humbert.
Bplllillngil,
Keotinyt.
Woridt.

ittiil Crawlordt.
Bicycle repairing a ilieclalty.
Worlt door promptly and neetly.
Bicycle Supplier and Sundrles.
stationary ““1 Attittt' materials.
Coupe out instruction. "

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”mammoth eta peintiu
recommend " ‘ '
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S'I'OIIES.

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I.V.. I. ll. It ll. R. R.
TIME TABLE.
Corrected in June mo.
liltAV‘E SOUTH. Ntulklyuik FOR NEW

I; A. M. -—l“.. 'Cix. 4M5: bihx. il..l5.tll'r'i 7.15.
mots .l7x ititix MILD-33x 10.83“, II. 37.
l' I.~i:..'4ix. _.Ill uranium no. Minx.

5,33. ' box. on, .. norm." “or (Suadeye

only) lli..2ii
SI NDA Y8 . .
A.M M..-—-I£Mx 4. For. a 4 rx. 9:15. .
I'..\I fi4'i.7.2i..il‘.’.h.ll..'ltlx. ~
LEAVE NEW \ (DICK l-‘URSOUTH NOW

A. hl. —i‘2ii.‘ix ..nu lull. ..m Swill: mm.
9in. litlizlx. bull [Limit liilfl I‘MIB.

l'. \l. «i oi. “ilix. till! films, 4 "indoor,
tau: 3,..le il.iilx,tl_,"illl . on, lion 9.31).

81': NDAYS.

A. lit—tum: ow m.

i’. )1. «ion.
LEAVESill'TIi XianWAbK FOR NEW

in \i

A. lit—Lil, l ‘ x. 0.82, m, 8.46.9.1“.
"Hills. HANK, I . 1'

i'. M lumr, mt. film. 4.20. 5.0tx.i’-.27.
l‘u.‘.'7, 7.!“1. 9* ll. SHI. II.I.’t.

iirlllizetmrt. in addition to above, it. in,
142. p. m. 7.2%.

SUNDAYS.
3.: Mix. Iflix, 7.4!! m. ‘I

An .\ built-nice expose. -.‘h"

 

OIE ROUND
0!“

Creamery
Butler!

Finest to he hadfil'or

2ch

Five Pounds, “.00.

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Sem'l. Connection.

to it. mm.

WAGON. i

, lieu end Innuendo“.
IiiIQiII.
mitten.
‘ Mm
“ION“.
" Willi". It!

 

unless we eui'r Au.
0A“. A.” I“ m.

H IN 8" 'I'lLI-Y.
,uelteytwii

weave iteiow‘u

. 0' "I

. rut teiit! described to tide meet on

‘ have none.

heunive and original bulletin on Elite

9 subject. eon no rotiotyeeemdo bee-o
. well Adapted to them rdon and none

in to generally oultitated. it ie‘ of
“tort. eioclty growth. can

cloudy, is conveniently blnu ill with

at lioortle or ordinary width been in

email sluice linen blanched in an»

* cially nttmctIVc when exported for

little in the market and ne'er heme

stmog‘ooiectlonuhle never. Tn.- Giant ‘

Pascal, produces ,a let-go amount of
edible matter. The tit-lite nre-oi'the
largest size. tender end .aiweye‘ot mild
ilavor. This rurluty retire-mulls tin:
hiriwst type of sunken celery. bill lltc

.. skin of the stulku bi so lendivr that the

glilllli'llorl are often badly injured it
put on the general market. breed
Iiibbcd Ill a new type but little known.

‘: The photon» medium height and the
‘ variety accrue to be no intermediate

to u‘betwccn Giant l’mtonlaud Polls
10 don. Home strains have 't-oniiitlen
able red upon the stalks willie other-2:
it probably is n R tit-opeunl~
importation. Apple-Shaped Poll-ripe, is

‘ a low spreading plum with the root

much enlarged. All the ‘plnnt rip~
pronoun maturity the growth takes
place in the thickened root. which is
the only part eaten. It has the true
celery flavor but looks the ileliciicy nntl
crispness of llii' common kiwi/ii? it
docs not require blanching and Ill as
easily storm! as the to p. It is ill-
wuytt served cooked.«—zihieritnu Agri-
culturisi.

fluttering 01d Posture-e.

When the Iliad was full plowed. lint--
row Well um] apply on lbs. per acre of
some stnmlnrd, grass fertilizer or its
mitivoleut in muriatc of potash and
ground bone. Seed with a good mix-
ture of grosses and clover, either with-
out gruln or with it, as should 4,.
iiwught best. The Muck can be kept
v“ the lirsi Henson. If IIli‘i't‘ is danger
of their ireutllilb out the socd or other-
wise injuring Illt‘ land. Mun-b of the
sum-min oi the timierioltiug will tie-
lit'lld. upon lho lllurougilnms wiili
which the work in done. it it i-a thouzbt
tluit iliie'pinn will not cit-o the loud
nulllclout bundling. the borrowing: may
be coutinuctlot intervals .t-Iuriua ilu-
twisou. thereby keeping the words
from growing and grudueily lining the
still. not] the fertilizer and semi con bl-
ilpplictl in the full. The latter course
will more thoroughly rid the land oi
the hoods end roots or the we-oda, and
render it more eerily haudiwllu the
future. but will add quite a little to
the CXlli'llSi‘. I wouldconiinuc in this
way with the remainder oi lllt‘ pas
lure. taking it up in seciitms till coil-
t‘cuicnt.n§t-t-‘y lilo. lid. .tgr.

 

Lille l'rtulueee float) on I’otetoee.

Don't lbw little on {minim-4. or if It to
used all ii" in rotations whore Illiullfl‘!
are grown. lot It be sparingly. Lillie
favors- the ill‘ViPltlplilt’ill of lmtuto m'nb
just us stubb- iliilillll't' rim-s. out! he
wont! unites do on eouw soils. ’l'llcthul'
tubers uhoulcl be always treiltcti with
t'ul't'usll‘t' lillllliilillli' solution or {iirlllll‘
lit]. in Ill-tinny i‘Iu' gl'l‘iiiit or M'llll al-
ready upon lIlt'llI. If this Is iilwnytl
done and IIll' liming prmw-tlm llw pu-
tuto crop by wvcrul youth. the tiltin-
uui- from “will will In- ilillt‘ll It'ni tlliitl
itiLt'i'lilrti'. Iuiul |i|.l.\lcl‘ rim-s iiul up
p. at to furor lilo Milll.

 

Time to l'rune.

lurly otituuier II it good time to
pruuc fruit Ifl‘t'll. prmidt-tl ilu- pi'iliu-r
Ill a pcrmu of iii-oil ,iutlitiiit-iil lit-tilt.
lullf ill-mi bruinlwe iiillllllll be out out.
'Ibbt mliuilu Illill'i‘ Iiulil iltlll air to tho
inalillh-r lt-nvou ililii Iil‘lill'lil'ii. which
lH'i' render-«l more healthy lilltl Vittor-
lillri by not having Iu congregate witli
ilu- palm-r t-ilise.«~-~hit:olinti'u Monthly
for Mil)‘.

BLEANINGB.

“Illh'l' limiting lulu nu mlvuuilmv uf
lliillt selling in that lit" iiltlill milk Ill
valuable on the farm on a iuml for the
cattle. pine and poubry.

A grout advance Iii titwry and fact
Ill-II been made over the old notion that
ml boom mold but be iiietle Indore
they are tour your: old. helm blond,
lirmiims and wwullifll now lutiitu
thorn illoel proliinblo ut hell that up.

A con autumn or opinion nitrous ml
try teeth-re in that buckwheat it» till ox
«illoiit loud for initial. bottle Illilfl‘tii
their ploiit to it» lieu. briefly. t
couple. tine motion that till tho otiibr
condition of one» A‘ food are prop
curly “trolled.

(lid liliwp are now proliieble thou
you»: not»: on long no they on heeltby.
it in claimed by W the! my thew
telliiur to will our duh properly ill-
tor but limb in mermaid not helm-pi.
e- thnic it dunner of her not living

remit" tile out WM
iio Iiillbll upon the term tili'ol no
lone e time to oval-tone the win or

Mor tee-dine at am the IBM. end
when n apetiiel I‘ll in W" in
tettenlile retrial were inert be relied to
rum to thin point. There in the
tune tilt in teedlel mine letebe.

time here the initiation notice that
when poultry ere being fitted for Hi"

 

 

 
 

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leg resell he m terrier-e.
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blunted 1"

M0 llllfl'.

lino” elm ""1
It not title «one; ,

"it ie on; very beet grade of goodly
”meted the clerk. belt apoloeeflcel-

"Thea you ought to pet eotnethiuc
boiler. Yen, ronlly, you ought.” on
emitted the willful customer. “1 can't
take each a cloth”; toothbrush no that
bottle to my Koko."

”All!" rumoured the clerk. with e

a”? you went a toothbrueh for your

murmur»: very soft end very dainty."
replied the young woman. and. utter
a pause. she added. with en aluminu-

lliee for my Rollo."

“Certainly not." responded the clerk,
with e cordiulomile.
brushes of rare quality. I had over.
looked them. Here Is one with hair
on soil llli ellli, mid a handle of solid
void." The girl fondled the expensive
trinket for u moment, and, without
tulilliit the price. said: “That will do,
bare it soul with the other things.
please.” When this smiled maiden's
(other gets a bill from the fashionable
jeweler-'5, be will doubtless be moved
to emotion by the entry: "One tooth-
brush for dog. $wfi."

It is no uncommon thing for tattoo

keepers in New 'orlt to be called upon
(M i ly t t nrtieioit for dogs. mou-
koyfl. b . out] other domestic pots.

Some elm-en luninlain special lines of
«nub» and brushes for pet done, and as
it special moccusion to the onthuoltism
of the fair owners of these poll. the
pricey of dog moths and brushes are
kept aristocraticolly high.

 

HER RING STRANGELY RECOVERED

Found on the [lead of en Omen Grinder-
A Dog Beepnntlble for the lone.

lire. licbu Bryn of North Twenty.
lirrit hiri't-I. some time ago, while trav-
eliiu: through Southern iiiily. lost it
Il‘iillliil’ suit-lie]. There was quite Ii
illllll of iiloilvyzuud some valuable pil~
pcrs in the satchel. but what worried
lior luosl was the loss of her engage-
ment ring. “Illi'll Will! 4)! very quaint
design. bruins: been the marriage to-
ken in the family of her tinuce for
several Kt’lli'l'illluilfl. 0t mum. every
endeavor “'an made to rcct‘ivcr the lost
article. Atltertlxetueuis were inserted
in alltbe principal papers of the prov~
loco. end. although meet strenuous et-
tom were made, nothing woe ever
heard of thc satchel. '

Not long ago while visiting it friend
in Weill Philadelphia. a ell-em piano
wheeled up before the porch on whit it
they were smiled. and. after playing
a few ureludics. a young ltellon girl
reim- up to collect some money. inlan-
inc lint. Bryu'e surprise to recognize
her long Ion ring: on llit' girl's linger.
Questioning the girl in her native inn-
aunm- bt-ttuglli forth the fact that her
iniuliy Willi from the district In which
the satchel but] been lost. Her tetluer
had been ii hIlIlévli minor. and ti shep-
ilurtl dog he owned bad one day come
ill with the unit-lit-I In his Iiluuill. So
our in the tuiuliy could rend. which
lirniuibiy accounted for llli’ (out that it
bud iwvcr Ilt'i‘ll mourned.

An Mplnuuilon of ”iv «'It‘cuiiieiiiiwos.
together with ll generous reward. re-

 

 

“ lion-d lin- ring to its rightful owner.

I‘Iiiiiiilt‘lpillli lit‘i'ul’tl-

WHY lT IS iIII lNSTEAD OF IV

 

A Kin.’ e Ignorance the Canon at limit
e tile-tier.

'l‘bon- iii on innovation eiory but-k
ii the hour at four as represented on
the tut-e oi i‘lili'lill. I‘critttpe you how
lllllll‘l‘l' many n time illill instead of
list Iteliitr IV. not would be tour-l nut
:ll'ill. ii in uuunlly iii Icqai in all «been
if oltl clothe lilitl trilloliwdlll. The
autumn tor ii iii lurid to be tlilii iiwuy
back in the time of illulrloit l’. of
France. who reigned in the bitter hull
of tintI {thirteenth country. when the
llrtil clock was uuulc. iiu thriller. Ili'lll')‘
\‘iclt. mu i-tuhutuudwl to brim: ii in»
tore the hilly. lie did to. and the
itiiiii won wry troll plcnml with it.
watching the wuriiu with llllli'll litter
out. but it» mid. lliitiily. "You inm-
rot the limit-cu on the dial wrong."

"I think not. your Majority}: replied
the i’W'Kfliflh’f’.

"l'i-e; that tour Ihouhl Ito tour
time." i

"tluroir not. you Mainly."

1' men. main.

”in. u ultrmld ho tour once." ioeini-
oi the ltlna.

"You are WI‘ltlll." once more lurid
i'iuli. which Milli tile lilo. very «wry,

"i not meet wrong." he «Iliad. “'l‘llito
.t our end correct the minute." The
mm i'MltiAW could only alley. and
the blunder of the king bee come till
the my Me to or. tor ell eimeito
have been an tented rm eieee.

illidiey thine-older itrilo in not an
big e furl an he look»: "bid you give
ill! need in liitll Winner?"

torrent: "You, nit."

Dudley: “W hat did the any?“

tlmeet: “Alto told «to to tell you.
lll'.‘ thet rite well tom the we: not

lliuliey: “All. Illiliiitdl l'lemw it!“
your methane lint l iheltl I triiiii
tied i didn't cell.“

lire. Hewett ~"Whet MAIN you

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I“ m“ “9’”
", We“ Mir-m
[Annulment

bulk! for We, .‘ ‘

untimely perceptible air of - ltnpetience.’
. . come almost can
.‘il'et. or dour-e i demand i went

"there isn't eoythlnx too-

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found. ,

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[rightfully injure
back or xouht m
lie and George We] '
had laid n it tow-hole U :
but something WWW
blast going off, with.
and began digglpt
10 foot crowbni”
the dynamite. there
plosion. and «the men
through the nit. . '
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their assistance atte‘

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Sunday at Bradye‘ In“
earl of the Spiritunlllt!
north of this all! Henri
ill. and Schletter wee ~
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n. test medium. of ‘ '
long been a friend:
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the two met
Then be well“!

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II.
Riverhead. N. Y
Nathan D. Petty
directing the credit .
heirs Interested in the
Auetln Corbin. the .
to appear on Sept.” ‘
settlement or the need ‘“
M. Corbin. Georte It
Corbin Jr., as execute". '
The interested peril. AI!
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dre Chempeliion. Geo/m
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