an Snyder toward the city
I Ialh. have suhittitted their
" ty Clerk Joseph R;.Taylor.
be presented at the” meet-
, a: .I
matters in controversy be-
. . City of South Norwaiit and
‘ - p. ubbell. Augusta E. Frost.
mood. Mary E. Millard
We 01 Dudley P. Ely were
.hubmitted to the undersigned
. Raymond and David E.
rltitrstors. as by their sub-
'4‘“? W“ and hearing date oi
. January, 1898, more
we. the arbitrate"
in the said submission. hav-
tlte proois and. allegations of
‘ an boring eiamlned the
, . trov'ersy.‘ find that " tax
r. rmah Snyder. made no de—
“iih‘s'list oils”. and that the
the city show that the tax ac-
ot’tllat year has been balanced
led, and on the list oi 1891; we
t heIsnld' Herman Snyder was
“Wield sum is 'dueIto the city
the said Herman Snyder. and that
purities on the bond for that your.
‘ .1 William B. Hansen and Dud-
' lily”. now the estate oi Dudley P.
. liable under bond for said sum.
Wt they should pay said sum to
pity of South Norwnilt.‘
we further'ilnti that on the list
1.”. the said Hermon Snyder was
. 1. ill Maui! in the sum of $6,058.95.
that the said Herman Snyder owes
stir-std sum oi «cases. and that
‘ :s‘sssties on his bond for that your.
‘ 7, William B. liubbell and Dud-
log. lly, are liable to the lull am-
' ' .6! their bond. namely. 83.00000.
‘ » my shottld pay to the city of
.. Norwalit saidtsutu of $3,000.00.
‘ are. we make this award in
. ‘ ‘. that is to any. that the said
_ .. B. liubbcli and the said csiaic
may P. ii‘dy are jointly untl scver—
, 1 V louth Norwailt. the sum oi $3.-
. «l and that they shall pay or calluc
d to the sold ('in of South
. said lilllli oi 83,212.73 within
. days irotu the date hereof. in full
‘ t. discharge and satlshtciion oi
tor all moneys. tit-bis. demand and
. whatever reLerrrd to in the sub-
. ‘ i and Wu do iurthcr award thul
m paid city of south Not-walk shall
’ the menace and charges incident
, this arbitration.
7 as Iwhcrooi. wu have sub-
a:
" t presents. this l2th day at
A. Do 1898.
WithlAM 'l‘. ltAVMOND.
“it, « 1M it) it. ntauttow.
, man AYIII “Ila.
m m".“‘.""......... a...
m Admission to Ioidters’ lotus
first! Ayers. il lttltlct'. living ill iii
m street. ilallbut‘.\'. has been tuis~
“ I“. last Friday. and "two I» no
2 with NI Whorcoimuts.
fl. Aim is u llutit r by trade. and
.a' wits and tisushier. tu lulu.
have been going badly witlt thi-
r‘ln Ayrcs not being able to
“ Mutant work to support him-
(W ,utl loudly. and a short ilun- ago
“ '0" tiltlllril in [tho up thcir
,m as section oi non-payment at not
H tyres and her tittuuhtcr thcu tori
”I. but it is not known where thw
* at present.
‘ ' m A rttt up died for admir-
"w h the iludlmi‘ ionic. tit Ninth.
and a permit wuu ll‘iltiti'tl. Accor-
to the l'lilt'ti oi‘ the intolintion on
t iur admission noun pill to an
it within live days ul'it'l‘ the
u - It issuing oi the utt'illli.
it are wait it on rdtwutinr oi
‘ . and it birth was settuot
w . "Ill Arid. tltit‘ hitti he been socn
I" . mu Illtt'c.
’ . tints Arm has town ont-
‘ it at ntclsttehoiltt. and u in
'lttsi his hat to IiWI up his
only have bron- t on another oi
’ .5. £0 has wandered away in
" tt.
missus-sum
u I. employed by (unmo-
3. min tits restaurant in
it station in loath Nor-
‘at‘elpted to hit it
‘ the cell «plotted.
, . could he extinguished
W horn burned on isot-
R’”? til. lie was
' .‘ Osborn.
"memoir their
1 ' isms on he held in
, Mg; :t. the
:r g, 7 slot! the Worth
’ mmiiim‘t'.
I W
. i ‘I '/
‘Itd Davldii.
‘ s intro 'to
u.
‘ it tamersom caterers. n
V'V’Ima. "
Ivan:
“or
was.
The s'mté’u wall We... in spite of
‘ardgot Councilmen tonight. .
the Dowupour ornate.”
Last ulghuoat .the service oi the
Men's Sunday Evening club. in the
South Norwaik Congregational church.
l’roiessor John F. Weir. director of the
Art school at Yale. gave an exhaustive
address on Millet, an Artist oi‘ Humane
ity. Miss Florence Sammis. of Siam-
ford. rendered two violin soles in a
most excellent manner, and Miss Jen-
ine A. Bouton. also of Stamford. gave
two‘ vocal numbers. 'Next Sunday Dr.
Beard will talte up the second sermon
in the-series on" Christ in Fiction. din-
cussing Quo Vadls.
There was a good. attendance at the
Norwallt Congregational-I church. yes-
terday.. The usual ‘iine music by or-
gun and quartette was enjoyed and
there was a dolklttiui soprano and ten-
or duet by Mrs. Newkirk and Mr.
iiatch. An engaging and profitable scr-
mon was preached by the Rev. .iobn
i'iuPeu. oi llritgeport. the text being
irom ll Corinthians iv., 16.
There was a lair analogue at lioyt‘s
'i‘hcatre last night. Although Mr. Kar-
unagb's sermon had been prepared for
a general attendance and fair weather.
he preached it to the pleasure and proiii
of those present. Mr. crowe sang with
line client it With All Your iicart Ye
Seek Me. from Elijah. it was certainly
a vocal gem.
”——
Rev. 1‘. K. Noble. oi Norwalk.
preached two interesting sermons in
lite North church yesterday morning
and evening. ills evening subject had
to do with the present hour Inasmuch
as it was in reference to True Patrio-
tism: What it is and What it Demands.
1he stormy wenthcr prevented it very
large attendance. and many lost the op-
portunity of hearing a very enjoyublc
at. rmt'trt.-——lirldgcport i'nion.
Cliiillt‘il (‘ALENDML
South Norwnilt i‘ougrcgntionnl~-
Monday: it p. m.. organ rm-intl. by
..nrry J. Zchm. assisted by Miss Mil)’
Ilumukcr. sopt'uuoo. 'i‘ucttdsy: 7:30
p. m.. devotional and business tuucttng
oi the King's Daughters“ t'll‘t'lii. oi tin-
lioluc oi Miss Lizzie l.. Salli-ck. l ijhcsi-
uut sircci. .-\tilli"'t-‘ti by Mrs. lilllkt‘. oi
oiouni i‘urtncl Home. Thursday: s p.
t:t.. tuld»wcth at-i'vit-o. n cvcuiua with
tho Men‘s i‘brisilnn Social i-lcicucc club.
Uttcsilon: What Must we do ..o in-
r‘uved'.’ Spa-alters: Messrs. Nash.
ilngicy. A. l.. ilcucdlri. (‘hnrlcs it}. .ivn-
‘lillll. Prune-ll.- i'uuaclt, itcliuitzc. Spout
ding. Vaughan. Watts and Word. Mu-
sh- by ntf‘lllllt'l‘tl (Ii lltc club. l'rllt‘l.‘
.iicsars. i‘rttwiord nttd httl'llttill.
\‘ltiti’l‘i'iilit.\\"h‘ Y. .\i. i‘. A. til-ZitVli‘lC.
The blast Mcuuc ilu'lvul band it:-
i-‘ililt'tl in lull inrcc tho Young .‘liu-tt's
i‘bristiittt admit-lotion tut-cling. yeah-r-
ilty illici'ililim. 'I‘ln rain did no: dump-
-‘tt lhi‘ urdor oi this hand i". hold.-
i'ltrisilnu lli'l‘iliti. Edward "i‘llt'llli'i
prcsidctl til the piano and tin ulnlt‘lt'iis
boll soon rang with thc praises oi Hod.
nitltii by it luluhay chorus oi tnunly vol-
cits. 'l'ltt’ loutlcr. l-‘rt-tl i-‘lolds. opmn-d
Ibc act-vice. ills attic assistant. i'illtl'li‘s
Altoiworih. road a portion of the iii-w
titttpter oi‘ John's gottpcl. which was
[allowed by a stirring cultot'tuilou ll)
lit-v. .\. .l. limiih. and tto- tum-ting was
thrown wide open to oil. Every our
:u'cat'ui instinct! to the power ot itod
In save. Mr. Richardson. tln- giiiul
rccreiary oi the aamciutiou. riosui iltt'
rcrvlt-t- with some le cllttttctl words
l'l t'llt-iuti‘tlill‘llwlti itt t-t'cryitur
a». up. am
l‘iil'i‘l'l‘ .ll'lliilirl.
Hlmriil lluwlcy has drawn iln- poiioi
oi jurors ittt' ilw t‘l‘iitliilul tiupcl‘ior court
ohich convent» in "i'itltii‘lmi'l .ouot
low. The names oi the no ltlltcl‘u or tin»
wand jury will bc announce-d littltt".
'I'ito pt-tii int-y ht as follow» llri‘iac»
Hill‘i. William Lirbcruut and W. II
liottnoti: llrooltliclti. lilinwr ll. North
top and Henry I. t‘mic: it‘ttirili-ld. led-
aur t‘. lturroualut ttttti .lutucn n. linin-
icy: iircuilwlcli. liiclutrtl iluliwlnlilc
and Nowtd iltccu; Motttttc. unit-rt i-t
mun-trad ttttd l‘aueu W. lilies: Nuts"
town. Issac A. liswiev and Daniel it.
been: Itsntiord. Andrew J. hell and
lit-ltluluin lowis: iluniiuato. a. ilryon
tlrowttttutt tied Matador .l. Wltrt'lor:
\t’i-utpori. Moses ilhcrwood and Preult
.l. Ellwood.
RAVMttNltattt‘nrlltth.
tut hustler titty iii. ttoorsc it. tho
tunnd. oi illl‘lt'll. and Mini 'l‘iitlc to.
would. daughter at tit. and Mrs. h'rcd
tlcolteld. oi itouth Norwallt. Wore untr-
ritvd by thtt ltttv. Kenneth liarliottsic.
oi eruri. Hits ltiltt liroilrltl. olsieir
li‘
oi the do. was maid oi honor and
Joint ltsyittoutl. brother at ilw prison.
acted as but mun. They will sis it
iow days with the bride's instants. i
they will hills on their residence in
items. when they wil be at home to
their teens ifielttle.
1'0 PATMI. 'i'tilt socuo.
About. it turn and navigator it. V.
llsyttotits. is to he mlflmi to patrol
the scene from sauna to Port .icilsv-
son. The detachment Mme to the
New liens battalion oi the state mili-
tia. This stream will be connected
with the hovernmcnt lit-st at the see»
tern entrance to the sound.
I T hcy {to into every home
HAND. in HAND. " .I
, You only paying their ‘ inc, the...
I oilct Suspends/ecu nbthi' ,thcrcbytr
. I. lhg'nznny a bill. for T oilct final) in the
f the your. ,. j I dill I “ ..
tied‘par excellence by the f e of Williams;
‘ I Williama'i‘y-pfileetmhnry,:(fw
“L.
pp
W {01' the entire family.
l
Iona unfit: pawns.
Probeble that the Spanish Governor
will be Obliged to Surrender. I
I Washington. May twiuterésiing
news from Admiral Dewey was receiv-
ed at the navy department last evening.
Earlier in the day a cable message
thanking the president for his promo-
tion had come and this was followed by
another which Secretary Long gave to
the press. The second despntch ioi-
lows:
Cuvlte, May 3. via Hong Kong. May
lb-a“Muintnining strict blockade. Rea-
son to believe the rebels are heinming
in the city by land. but have made no
dcmonstrationaf Scarcity of provisions
in Manila. Probable that Spanish gov-
ernor will be obliged to surrender soon.
Can take Manila at any moment. Cil-
mate hot and moist. On May 12 cup-
tu'red gunboat Caiiae. attempting to run
biocade. and plenty of coal. One Bri-
tish. one French. two German. one Jap-
anese vessel here observing." '
'l'he oiliciuis are making all possible
bottle to rush troops to Admiral Dewey.
it is confidently hoped here that the
City of Pckin. chartered as a transport
vcsscl. will be able to clear irotn San
Francisco in a very short time to be
followed in rapid succession by tho
othcr three ships engaged ior a similar
purpose. The l'eliing can carry 1,000
men. which. with the mnrlnt-s aboard
the Charleston; just about to sail. will
lit‘ of considerable assistance to the ad-
mirai, bttt for from the numbcr he will
ntcd. The total number of men to br-
ucut will nggrcgutc probably 12.000. as
Major (lencrai Wesley Mi‘rl'lll. who is
.o command the cxpcdiiion and hilltlit'v
qucnily be made military governor. rc-
gnrds that its tht- trust which can main-
tain order in a city like Manila. made
up oi tuuuy discordant t‘lt'mPlllll. Over
tcu rcgitucuis oi infantry tIllil four but-
h-rics or orilllcry from tho voittutct-rs
bow limit ordered to couccutratc at
San Francisco and from those and 1h.-
l'cgulnrs now in thc can't-mo what will
bc taken the men for lili' l’hliipplnc
i-yptdli‘litttt. it is vapor-ted lit-rt» that
practically all the voluntocrs will go.
SITUATION IN HAVANA.
Inch Itsrvatlon and Nearly all the
lteeoucentradossre Dead. I
ii‘opyrigiti. tails. by Assncinicd l’rcsm
Is't‘j' Wcrtl. l"lii.. Mitj' llw—Tilc i'llllill'
tlotts in liovutnt resulting ll‘ttili ihc
oiocltttdc arc being gradually brought
out by iniormation obtnltn-d from iish-
lug snort-ks utnl min-r Htllilll t'i-uscls
tilllilli'i‘ll oil tltc i‘tllllii. Allah's ul “3‘
ratio ttow nppt-nr to be worse than at
any titnc sittcc tlic \i'cylt-t rcgilnc. 'l'hc
ilslnvrni-tt who oi ill.“ bl'aivcii lili‘
blockndv ior the high priic obit-h lioit
brought lll Iiuvatnt. now run ”to risk.
uoi inr tnoncy. bill (or the loud which
HM obtain from tln- mt. .-\ tiittnln-r
oi tilt-st' lllt'll how two cnpum-d iii
illit‘crt'til iltpcs by various \ciooils oi
iinv blocltudlug ill-m. tonriy all or them
bring rrbihtcd nth-r boring in-cu out»...
tlotn-tl by our tlfllt‘t'rh. They all unit”
In picturing file suit» oi‘ things at Ila-
‘tiillli a». being plillul itt the t-ttiri lllt'.
'i'ltc liltilllilt‘llil ibctuuobco have been
ilniry or rccclvltu: l‘i'i‘tllit't'liii‘ti-liiti .ind
huiulrcds oi ‘llt’ luiirr who had no pcr
mitui i‘thudu itt iio- lusutgvut rulupn‘
bod Ia'tu irii to olltl’W' lo-iom-u iht
iluvs. with-ll they did. About llitvuutt
the situation is won worse. llutnlt'ctbt
oi rrcotn-tutratios itont Lou Fluids. tin-
hig rt-couccutrttdo ltlti'l'iiiltli in Havana
ni-ro ttut wcuit to wntlt out ot’ town and
MI in the atroci- or tilt” in the su-
burbs WhN'i' tho-its oi \‘illttli‘i-it. "Woy-
ior's t'liit'lti‘lll." its thty arc ll‘l‘lllt'tl ttt
iiavonu. hort- lento-don the ronutitts.
lit Muittlllttii this iouiurc oi the dilute
tiou iii t-tittnlly dieirosslua. 'l‘ltc hither-
uton who iutvc lii‘t'll brought here are
mostly soon reconciled to capittrtnwhlch
lilt'illttt hunt and iIi‘i‘t'itl li‘rultltiilll.
‘i‘ltcy say that ii the blockade t'ttlliiltlli‘ti
much longer brt-atl riots lllliai lollow
in oil the laruc town». “it hunt is rem-v-
ial exclusively tor the army. than ioro.
Nth utility people to titliittt who would
ttoi tultcrwiw do ad.
l’luslly the tisltortuou way that cer-
titttln oi the most desperate oi the “pull“
lords ihrctucu to iihru Havana or blow
the city up in the brunt oi tho author-
ities deciding to t-ttpiiulttie to American
flirt”.
lw‘l‘lltltii (liaitllilttihill limit.
illv Associated lit-ml
Portland. May lib—lion win. it. (‘u-
dy. a retired clergyman oi the Metho-
dist lpiuopsl church. died at his rott-I
ldunre here curly tiittttluy ttotruittg. sited
seventy-seven years.
options .'
st, GOODS. N0 not
Inmoor soon.
I‘ I “hf also... .
8.00. falter...
LIO‘ also...
“3.9,: Biro...
Ills-00' undia'hildnn'o Ihoon, worth 1.35 to. $9.00, ago .
Ladle-".506 Rubber-p. --;‘; ‘ .
'éhlldrort'n 13b IRubbon'L
Mon"- Wirttor Run-oil. north 54.00,
More'- Bpx Call, '
Mon'u @nimil Ilse-top.
Man's Patone Loathpr,
Murt'u Oat! use... -- ~
Mon'u Working’SI-tqoo.
Mon'u Htp’ Boots.
Boy-"Doubio'lolo Otto... worth
Boyu' School lino...
" I THEO. 01.5w“...
‘ Wauhlngtort at. 80. Norwaik. ‘ ‘
. Simple and economical.
The Business Men _ I
0! the Norwslita‘and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not ps'y to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because oi our rapidly and steadily increasing business. which has
been and“ advancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night. and
our engineer ilnds busy‘ muments in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a hot box because oi the great demand
made upon it. _
The Tendency oi the Times
is toward a higher grade oi printing for the use at business, mercan-
tile snd protessionai men. and in fact. all who have use tor the
printer's art. because they realise that printed matter which bears the
stamp oi experienced. and sltiliiul design. and careful execution. is in
itsei! cilicieut advertising for anyenterprise. because the character
oi a business is mhst absolutely judged by the character and ap-
penrance.ot the printed matter in use. and. as we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced at this fact.
It is not a Case of flide-and-(io-Seek
to get the “best that ever happened" in tbe'printing line
can tied it, and at the right prices. at
G.A.Fteeman’sBiiok and Job hinting Ollie.
No. it Water Street. South Norwalh. (loam.
Just ardund the corner from Washington Street.
Read l ‘
then
Profit.-
Upon the first I’m-e at
a cold. procure a box at Dr.
lariaud‘a Aceton.
cording to directions and it
may save you treat s long
and palatal illness.
Aceton
will cure the grip: sures heath
seas. and escalate: does
not elect the heart.
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Our New Goods Are Now
' In Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colon and have a
large variety or tit-signs in Red.
(il‘t'tlll. Blue and iimwtt.
You are oordhtlly invited to
call and see them.
._.._--.-
l‘aitilotu‘ supplies,
(lines. «in.
Painting, pntntrhsnging
and tlwotullug.
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iii lint tutu. tut ltrltlt.
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! NORTH IAIN I'l'ltll'l‘.
Ioutlt Norwslh.
maple looks or Latest Ityles oi
Papers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings
ishett to houses tor inspection. on se-
tlee by postal. lsiiatslss “saintly
flul- .9
When out driving why tau have all eye to
Contact and Itytei
It costs you muting ostrtt tit the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERV AND
SALES STABLES.
Our tsrootm'tmgll “lam iaetadlu
[the m W let m.
"mangrove lieu tor Weddings. the-m
is livery vitteu wise.
Oscar H. Ionics.
imhtllJJIfll
swm»m and straw part
flfiu
this Its. . .
between lbw an!
never We ' l coaster All
a verse er s ‘
st these applications ism kind by
Mr. Tolrnsn. who. after questioning m
as to their homes‘ . parents, their inten-
tions and ransom wanting to go to
see. generally ends tstnterviow by assur~
ing the would be, sailors that be has no
opportpnity ior thorn to ship at present.
but wl i hear them in mind and 'glve’ them
the first chance thstmlnes along. its ad~
visas them to onllngultt‘in a Mr days. but
it is = not otteo instills ‘ellippiiig commie
sioner ever hasn'mtb‘flalh. The
boys are anxious to Ice. Imagining oi the
truth! and irrnearly’ev case havs‘pood
homes and opportunitiel entering some
kind of business which wtilflprove more
lucrative and in?“ more planar than n
sailor's lite. , " “' ' ‘
The applications from the boys are so
numerous that Mr. Tolman does not y
much attention to than too. , no sol out
has a chance (or boys to ship on large ve'sp
, sets. as no seas/sprains immature tutti.
There is sometimes a chance toe‘hoye toga
to sea in the larger veasdis which are bound
on long voyages ior South America or the
West Indies. butas nearly all the v‘ahsls
sailing out at Portland are in the mastitis
trade the sblpmssterr have no use to: bore
and will not take them it theycsn help it.
And yet. though the ablpmastsrs will
not take boys and give them an opportu-
nity oi learning seamonship, they all oom-
plnin because ‘titere‘ero not iobo tenant
more American [sailor-s. Said one ship<
master the'othet' day: {‘1 have not had an
American sailor on my vessel for so long
that loonnot remember-the last one. They
are all Norwegians, Danes, Germans, Nova
Sections or P. E. L’s. irisbmen or other
ioreigners. It seems as it there were no
American sailors niloat now." ,
When Shipping Commissioner Toirnan
asked this very shipmsster it be bedroom
on board his vessel tor a bright young
American boy who wanted to learn sett-
tnanship. the master replied: "Why, my
dear sir. what use is a boy to me? I
couldn't attord'to pay him 05 a month. I
have no use for a boy on my ship. A man
who eats oi the broad oi my owners must
beable to pay up ior it, and his suit ho-
eidcs.” . _ '
Until some chance is given boys to learn
soamauship on American vessels there is
little chance at there beings great tunnels
in the number at American seamen. This
is recognised to be a serious question by
the navy department, and for the purpose
of encouraging American boys to learn
seumanahip the apprentice service was ill-
augurated. This is giving . the navy an
able oorps of petty and warrant oflioers.
but the enlisted men in the navy are still
mostly iorcigners. The reluctance oi ship-
mastors to take boys into their vessels and
teach thorn the rudiments oi seatuanship
probably explains the scarcity oi the
American asiioron board the Yankee toen-
o'~wsr and in the merchant marine—Port-
land (la) Press.
The Antiquity oi [as Cream.
ice cream is an“ or sweettnest than
many would-suppose. n the beginning of
the seventeenth century goblets mode of
ice and also lead irult—that is, irult {mun
over—were ilrst brought to table. The
ilmonatliers. or lemonade sellers. at Paris
endeavored to increase the popularity of
their wares by icing them. and one more
enterprising than the rest. an italian
tainted Prwopo Canteens. in the year i000.
tutuosivod the idea at converting such bev-
erages entirely into too. and about so years
later iced liquors—that is. liquors changed
into loo—were tho Y’rlnolpnl things said by
the lituonadlers. y the end of that cen-
tury total liquors were quite common in
Paris. loo cream. or iced "butter." as is
was tint coiled trout its supposed resent»
blame to that substance. soon iollovreti. is
was that known in Paris in i774.
The Doc do Chartres oitett went at that
than to the Paris cotton houses to drink a
glass oi loud liquor. and the landlord hov-
iug one day presentml blot with his
“nruts” turmoil in «dildo too this hind oi
ewosttniut became the incision. German
roots at once tool: up tho new are. It was
not long in mhln England. for in l'iid
a French cook real out in London named
Clot-noun wrote "'l‘lts lotioru Cook." in
which sowt ions were that dowribotl iot-
the instruction of It‘itglluh omits. Promos
titty «allot have uiaboutt-d the toil awe-
toottsly.—Uolttlutustt’s Magazine.
Jilin luptt as the China.
The Chinese are truly a duo people:
«shop. but not verso oil‘. I never met in
Asia or anywhere a single man who ltttows
the Chinese Mid the donation: woll who
does not any that physiottlly. tttvntally and
morally tho Chino-o aro anwriur to the
Japanese. \i‘o tnust not juduotlto huge
planter-thin oi diluting Uhinsnwn by
ween hero. Thu-am all Koran -
titug otatllt-s. osccpt tho oetaulonttl in l.
laruo irotoutl tuvuot‘ ileum northerly
pnvvlom whoootus to us on diplomatic
luluiultl. 'l‘he tartbttv south you travel in
China the smaller. Walter and loss tid-
ntirttblo do you that the pimple. so that in
the tar south. when the Mush were tits
urstto twin tho tartltloniog oi tihiuo.
then an no blunt-t a the Japanese stat
not but tlltosssbio.
ttut- t‘autouese have not proved had vis-
itors. yet they are not to hammered litl'
physical tttsrit. M Ihmduess. oounuor-
otoi itbllit .reiissuwut or mulity with
their twig have to the aunt. who in stat.
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