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After man delays the case against
. harlea B. rah came up for trial In
t Ucriininal SWOI‘ court. yesterday.
before Jud e eyer and a jury. The
Milled. w 0 was the senior partner
thy Q01building firm of Marsh Brothers
:3: dollop» of which wrought such
on some years ago, is charged with
piltiinlug money under false pretenses
from Dr. George W. Osborn who ap-
MW against him.

An “unlocked for feature of the trial
VII the appearance of Pi rcy l..
Johnson. the erstwhile attormney who
“lubed as a witness for the state.
Jehnson was brought down from Weth.
ersfieid. where he is at the present
tithe serving it sentence of six years:
as a remit of his misdemeanors

George F. Bushnell. whose lllncss
last week cussed an adjournment was
pi'eIent. When the case came up pre
vlodsly Attorney Judson asked for a
continuance until such time as Mr.
Bu hirell. who. he stated was an im-
9 t witnedli. could be present.

It at once became apparent that the
cue ninst Marsh will be bitterly
contest d by Attorney Stiles E. Judson.
.Ir.. counsel for the accused. immedi-
ately upon the opening of court a lie—3
mirror was filed under the provisions
of which objection was made to the
form of the complaint. The demurrer

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VIII overi'uled by Judge Thnyer and ,f

the trial proceeded.

A special panel of jurors had beenl
summoned and after they had beeni
called Attorney Judson asked the
privilege of examining each one. The
1 court. however, averred that this was
unusual and denied the request.

When the full panel had been read
-. by Clerk Tracey it was announced that
.I'JOIIII D. Vail and W. E. Osborne were
excused by the court. Robert Bissctt
. liftilt’l‘bomas E. Gregory by the state.
nfiil H. B. Taylor and H .Smith by
the defense.

The court ordered the clerk to draw
payee of the nineteen remaining which
lie-Wires follows H. H. Northrop.A
M. Oakley. William Lleberllm W H.
.Rilbbeli. Jr.. E. J. Taylor S. E. Keel-r

fiat) J. Wakclee. They were thenl
BX

Th however. was not done untlll:
tile Stbte' s Attorney had addressed the
members of the panel. informing them
» thitt in View of the wide publicity and

uggriety of the case at bar, they must
. have heard of it. if any of them
j’liiid either formed an opinion or ex-
pressed themselves in the matter they

culd be excused. But two of the
more believed themselves disquali—

 

‘Z'i‘iie fury selected is composed of T.
in. Crofut, L. 3. Reed of Danbury. s
8. Banks. Falrfleld; Silas Southerland,
. .‘W. H Wilcox. Greenwich: E. W. Fair-

‘ child. Noroton; Theodore Knapp, Nor-
,di‘. filinrlburt, Ridgefield: Theo-
‘ lmste'a Wilton. F. 'l‘. Palmer
m lcli'r .3. Brush Greenwich
paid 2. T Osborne, New Canaan

Dr. Osborn was the first witness. ln

ly to a query from the State‘ 5 Altor .
«7% the witness nverred that he has

n acquainted with the defendant for
five years. Continuing he testified con-
earning the transaction with Marsh
which resulted in the present proceed-
ing s.

After going into the details of the
purchase of «a mortgage for ti. 250 on

 

some property on Washington Terrace
Whiehprec receded the alleged fraudulent
auctions a recess was taken Pre-
'6ioul'l to this. however. the counsel
for the ’ntatd and defense indulged in a

discussion over the original deed.

Witness stated that he had ret

' this to Mr. Marsh and'lwhyi
produce it, the lattef‘s ‘counse re-'
fiiidd' that it was in the hands of A. E.
BA the trustee on the bankrupt
" - M Mal‘lh "Brothers Dr. Osborne
I 2 ed a copy of this paper made by
“s‘IIf but an objection was offered

. ' it p,” out by the com:

‘ ‘ linens have the details of. the tran—
section in which he returned the $1.250
mite geand took one for $1. 500, giv-

“it check for 8242. the difference be-
pit: or interest and the re
_Tee", arsh had no change in

, et at the time
‘. Osborne“ accepted a search of the
proper petty made by Percy L. Johnson,
filth be assumed was trustworthy
germs damnation by Attorney
.wltness asserted that he would
one.- accepted the word of Marsh
eat it had been supported by John-

certificate.

b01118 asked if P. L. John~
relives satisfactory. I replied
affirmative" said the witness.

e...at liberty to have
ritidrliey make, a search
you?" "Yes. air."

on knew Johnson for years and
' reputation In the community
4“ best?" "Yes; sir."

rah said you wouldn‘ t
it!" “No a certificate had
‘03, and I wanted to-be re.

do! true that the words of
lfi'jnot have promoted you
n which you did?"
“Johnson's search did?"

numb in making
.. with not know do you?”

was made by “$3? new?
query ‘8 to W, El‘ .n

., that at that time-
’ treated for brain
machined by the

 
 
 

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for the Cure of Caterrh.

The discovery of Hyomol has
wrought I wbnderflll change in iIlO:
treatment of oatarrh.

Prior to three years ago the merit |
clues ordinarily employed in the cure:
of this disease were nauseating drugs
and worthless topics. In some instan-
ces they benefited. but the improve!
ment Was not lasting.

With Hyomel you take into the air»
passages of the throat and head a bal
samle air that goes to the mlnutelt
coils. effectually killing all germs and
microbes of oatal'rh. ll enters the.

blood with the oxygen. killing the .. ,

 

germs in the blood. and restores health
to the whole system. Many usionlsh.
lng testimonials have been received
from those who have been curcd by'
llyomei. '

N. G Durham 23 Wellington street.
Boston. Mass. writes: “I have out
fered from catarrlr for a number of
years. I tried Hyomel and found It
the only cure for this disease i ever
used."

Perhaps the. strongest evidence that
can be given to doubters is the fact
that the Stillsop- Powell Corporation
have so much faith in Hyomel that
thcv sell every package under a pool
llvc guarantee to refund the money
if it does not cure

Now is'the lime to begin the use of
Hyomel.

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wood was the next witness c,ailcd alld
he had testlmo y concerning a certified
copy of the $1. 0 mortgage.

William 'I‘ Havrland. clerk of the
court. testified to matters of records
of the court

Judge Kelsey. who made the search
for Dr. Osborne. testified to the search
he made of the estate after the col-
lapse. ‘

Percy l.. Johnson was called to the
stand and testified to certain certifi-
cates In the deal;

 

UNLAWFUL MARRIAGEB.
County Health Officer investigating
Several Cues.

County Health ()filcer Hoadley, of
New Haven, is investigating a report
that the Polish priest who was ex-
communicated a few weeks ago be-
cause of defiance lo ills superiors has
since performed two marriage cere-
monies in Naugatuck. It is doubtful
whether the priest has the authority
to perform such a ceremony. Of course
such a marriage would not be recogniz-
ed by the Roman Catholic Church.

Another case under investigation is a
marriage performed a short time ago
by n clergyman in Branford. No ll-
cense was issued and one of the par-
ties is a minor. The. clergyman came
from New Jersey and says he did not
know a license was necessary.

MOONSHINER STABBEO.

 

Two Brothers in Tennessee Quarrelled
Over a Frairicidc
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. March 1i.~
Garret Hedden. an alleged moonshin-
cr. has been stabbed to death by his
brother. Riley Hedden, ill Polk Coun-
ty. A year ago in an altercation.
with another brother Garrett killed
him. and this murder led to his sleuth.
Garrett and Riley quarrelled over me
fratriclde. the result being that Riley
plunged a knife lhrough Garrett's
body. Garrett was taken home.
where. after his family had assem—
blcd he. gave to his eldest son, aged
10. his pistol. making the boy swear
that he would kill his uncle when he
was old enough.

 

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BRAKEMAN KILLED.

 

 

Body of John King Horribly Mutilated
at New Landon.

NEW LONDON. March ll.—-John J.
King, a yard brukeman in the employ
of the Central Vermont road. was in-
stantly killed by a switch engine on
the main track in the freight yard here
last night. King is an old time rall~
road man, but has worked here onli’
during the last two Weeks. Last
night he was transferred to the switch-
ing gang and had worked a few hours
when he met his death. ,.'l‘he hotly
was horribly mutilated. ‘ King is a
stranger here.

STATE LEAGUE OF GOLF CLUBS
NEW HAVEN. March ll. -—-At_ the
filth annual convention within
of Connecticut Golf Clubs. yesterday.
i was voted to hold the annual
t ornament at the New Haven Country
Club. at that date to be decided upon
by the executive committee. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. F. R. Cooley, Hartford Gold Club;
secretary and treasurer Amos .F.
Barnes, New Haven Cohan-y Club:
executive committee. S. B. Page Mid-
dletown: W. P. Bryant Waterbury: W.
E. Seeleyh Bridgeport; W. P. Fell.
New Britain: Frederick R. Chase. New
Haven Gold Club.

PACIFIC RAILROADS GET CON-
TRACT.
CHICAGO. March ll.——After sharp
competition between the trans-conti-
nental lines. the government contract
for carrying United States naval offi-
cers and men to and from San Fran-
cisco has been awarded to the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads:
west of the Missouri river. Their
bid amounts to. about one quarter 0‘
a cent a mile for each passenger to
be carried under the contract. l

PIONEER EDITOR DEAD.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, March 11-—
Thomas C Newman is dead infien
Francisco aged seventy veers. He'
was editor of the Mlllenlal Herbingei.‘
0‘ d thong}: Jill“ 1 m‘
'foun ed t paper 004$
Rapids zkis'foim and we: uptake .
the An Beeloarnnl.‘ Client).
1878 96. He was editor of the Philon-g
billet! Journal eon Francisco. from

 

 

 

 

Newman was a native of met.
England

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1M MINEBS OUT OF WORK.

VICTORIA. 3. C. March 11-41»
Extension (XIII mloes. near Nettle.

 

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arefttrbe closedonAprllL Tbllwill
threw lilac files onto: tar-Wt:

 

 

 
 
 

mmth'laiust be coin its
duty-stomach. liver and ido

neyl mutt each be in thorough
working order. If you are not
as well as you ought to be take
a small dose of

Beecham's
' Pills

Sold Everywhere.’ In hon-10c. and tie.

 

DAIRYMEN 8 AIBOCIATION.

 

AILDay institute at Wallingford T0-
marrow.

WAI I. lNGF‘OItlLl Mulch ll ----- lly lll
million of the Wallingrold grunge the
Connecticut Dairymen's Association
will hold up albday lnsillulo here at
the .llldd Iinll, Thursday. The insti-
lulo will be opened at I013!) with mu-
sic by the Wullipgford grangc quin-
iottc. All address will follow by-rl. C.
ergc, pri-slllcnl of the association, of
Weslpol't. An address will also be
given by Ii. 0. Daniels, of Mlddletown,
on “Dairy Problems." At noon hour
a lunch will be provided by the ladies
of ibc gl‘fiflizt‘.

For the afternoon program there
will be musical selections by the
grunge quartette. address. “Breeding

and Raising the Dairy Animal." ..l D
illltrlch r‘lowertown,” l’a. . address.
”Cows. Bread and Butler Question.“ ll
(‘ Manchester Wlnsted.

in Solrlhlngtop yesterday upon the.
Invitation of Union grengo the same
association held an Institute at lied
Men's Hall. For the morning session
E, C. lekc made an address and the
other address was by Professor C. |
Beach. of the Connecticut Agricultur
of College, on "Important Factors in
Dairying." The address for the after
noon was "How We Grow Crops on a
Fifteen Acre Farm and No Fertiliz-
er" .l. 'l‘. Dittrich; “Dairy Problems.“
H. 0. Daniels. Mlddieiowp.

A REMARKABLE CASE.

One of. the most remarkable CERES
of a cold deep-seated on the lungs.
causing pneumonia. is that of Mrs. Ger-
trude. ll‘. F‘enner, Marlon. lnd., who was
entirely cured by the use of One Min-
ute Cough Cure. She says. 'l‘he
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I run down in weight from 148
to 92 pounds. i tried a number of rem-
edies, to no avail, until i used Olle Min-
ute Cough Cure. Pour bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured rue. entirely
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and restored me to my normal weight,
health and strength. Clifford Phar-
macy. '

 

 

POSTMISTRESS'S TROU BLES.

 

Cannot Get Rid of the Job for Various
Reasons.

SUFFIELD. March ll—Aboul two
years ago Mrs. Parker, for a number of
years poslmlslress at West Sufficid.‘
sent her resignation to the department

atWashlngion but the department re-
fused to acct-pt the resignation and
Mrs. Parker was obliged to keep her
position. Again last fall Mrs. Parker
sent a letter of resignation to the tie
partmcnt, which was accepted. Mrs.
Parker to be relieved when her suc-
ccssor had been appointed and IlRlI
qualified

Mr Bishop. the station agent for the I

Central New England railroad at West
Sufileld, was appointed to fill the va
cilncy. bill a difficultr arose from the
fact that the department refused to al
low the office to be moved to ills rail-
road station. Mr. Bishop then declin-
ed the appointment and Mrs. Parker
was still the official. 0 C. Bugbee.
store-keeper at the center. applied for
the position and was appointed, but a
new difilculty arose from the fact that
the newly appointed postmaster could
not take possession as long as he car-
ricd the mail from the station to the
post office. As he is under contract to;
carry the mall he cannot give up that
job until his successor is appointed and
no one seems anxious for that position.
so Mrs. Parker is still forced to hold
the office until the matter takes a now
turn

BATTLESHIP CONNECTICUT.

 

First Keel Plate Laid Yesterday '7‘“
Rrookl p Navy tiara.

NEW YO March 11—-'I‘.Ile first
keel plate of the battleship Connecti
cut, the first large battleship over
constructed in argovernment navy
yard and the largest war vessel ever
designed for the United States. was
laid yesterday in the navy yard in
Brooklyn. There were no ceremonies
in connection with the laying of the
plate and the only ones present were
Constructor Capps and a few other
officers directly engaged in the work
on the ship.

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BRIBERY IN RHODE loLAND.

 

 

Gavernor in Special Message Declares
it Common In Many Towns.
PROVIDENCE. March lir—ln a spe-
cial message sent to the senate yeater
day Governor Lucius F. C. Garv'an de-
clared that bribery was common in
many towns of the state. and that

many members of the legislature oc-i

cupled seats obtained by purchased
votes. The governor recommended the
appointment of a commissioner to em-
ploy agents to detect bribery and bring

, offendbl‘s to lultioe.

Governor Garvan is the first Demo-
erotic governor Rhone island has bad
in a number of years. The senate ls

 

Republican. '
PIECE F JAD WORTH 02.4”.-
SAN ll'. uclsc March urn val

unblo piece of little. looted from Pekil
anus: the Boxer trouble. has been
found by custom officers in the ba

odtn my with whose identity

moral-cw. wilful? ldtvnluod.t at
on we:

team ago. dleatrlbnfefi

the reigning emperor to his produces
nor. The army cantata claims to hale
purchaoed it in China for 850.

 

. flop.

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IIf In» We‘llurllm'ffom Dani
Just tar It“ In Itamford.
ergsiem lites 'lcdliie'hf'at
lire deooim for east bound trains. Mou-
day evening. says the Stamford Advo-
cate, as the iiostou Express, due to
leave Stamford at ilzbb. was pulling
out. A man about 46 years of age.

 

one business man. suddenly arose
from a soul in one of the cars, run out
on the platform and leaped oll‘.
man held a satchel Ill one. fraud. ,AI
he struck the ccluolli walk of the sta-
bls feet slipped from beneath
him. the sutcirei. was buried
side. and the mall rolled off the edge
of the walk. until, his body lay on the
tracks directly in front of tilt“ our»
wheels of tin- mar truck. Joseph
Colluci an employee of lobu McNal-
ly. the liverymuu in)“ another young
fellow Wt‘lt‘ standing on the platform
at the lime
tr's peril. these young men rushed to
his side, and al the risk of their own
llillbs stooped lrcpclllil llil- moving car
and pulled llllp bill of danger. All-
other second and the stranger would
have been l'Uu over. As it was, lilo
rear wheels of file car under which be
foil grazed Ills clolhInK.

Policeman Nevins was ill the slallon
at the time. To IlIlll Ilrc llrull said
he belonged ill Nol'wplk. and mill be
supposed the train was pulling olll of
the South Not-walk station Whi'll he
jumped off. The man did not give his
name. He seemed to be somewhat
under the influence of liquor.

 

 

WORKING OVERTIME.

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless. illlle workerauilr. King's
New Life Pills. Millions are always of
work. nighl and (lay. curing Indiges-
tion, ltlliousness, Constipation. Sick
Headache and all Stomach. Liver and
BoWeI troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe.
sllrc. Only” Jr at i“. ll. Baxter's drug
store “

POLICE ARE AFTER HIM.
Levelorn Bridgeport Student Threat-
ens Tragically to End It All.

The police of Bridgeport have. been
asked to apprehend Sidney E. Welsh.
a lad about l8 years of age who came
in Bridgeport a few days ago fl'opr
New York city. Welsh is believed in
be c trifle weuk mentally. He “Will
there representing himself as a sip-
rlent at Wood‘s Business (.ollcgc. r‘iflll
avenue and ll’lbtil street, New York.
and asked to be enrolled ill lirowll's
Business College.

Professor i. If. llrowil was formerly
an lnstruclur in Wood's College, New
York,.anil look Welsh at his word.
When the new student appeared one
of the girl pupils from r‘alrficid ask-

 

. ,cd In be excused and left the school

'room.

‘ It appears that Wclsh was ill Iovc
with the girl, who repulsed lrim some
two years ago. After school hours
Welsh purchased u revolver and then
imparted his secret. to some fellow
students. lie said he went to lll‘lilgc-
port to cud ll all. us the girl did not
return his love.

Inquiries regarding the history of
the youth were made and II was found
his mother was searching for him. The
police were notified, but Welsh sus
pet-ting something was amiss. left the
sthool room yesterday morning and
so for has eluded lllu vigilance of the
police,

 

THE STOMACH IS THE MAN.
A new stomach weakens the man. be-
cause lt cannot transform the food he.
icuts into nourishment Health and
istrength cannot be restored to any sick
lman or weak woman withoul first to
lsiorlng health and strength to the sin
mach. A weak s‘tomach cannot digest
enough food In feed the. tissues and re-
vile the tired and run down limbs and
organs of the body. Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure cleanses. purifies. swcctcns and
, strengthens the glands and membranes
inf the stomach, and cures indigestion.
ldyspepsla and all stomach troubles;

 

Clifford Pharmacy.

 

WORK ON COS COB BRIDGE.
jConatruction of Piers Renamed by
i Railroad Company.

The Consolidated Railroad has re-
soured operations at Cos Cob bridge.
,und the work of constructing the sol--
’crul piers up the eastern end of the
bridge is now to be pushed along rap-
idly. There are three piers to be built
similar to those put up on the West
end during the past three years. it
lakes almost a year to construct one
of these. mammoth plan, so it can
readily be seen what a contract is be.»
fore the company. A pllc‘drlvcr arriv-
ed there yesterday. and the work of
sinking a caisson for one of the piers
will begin at once. The piers alreacy
constructed are of sufficient width to
permit of two additional tracks being
laid across the bridge. and this the
company intends to do as soon as the
remaining piers'sre ready.

TRAGEDY AVERTED. .

"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. W. Wat-
kins of Pleasant City. Ohio "Pneu-
monia had played and havoc with him
and a terrible cough set In besides.
Doctors treated him. but he grew Worse
every day. At length we tried Dr.
Eing’s New Discovery for Consume
flop. and our darling was saved. He's
new sound and well." Everyone ought
to know it's the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds and all Lung diseases.
Guaranteed by F; H. Baxter. Drilggist
Price toe and Cl. ‘Trlal bottlesfree;

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HAZEL GRANT FOUND GUlL'TY.

HARTFORD;lMaroh ii.—-ln the on
perior court. behre Judge Case and a
jury. Hazel Grant alias Role Dorsey.
was found guilty of assault with Intent
to kill on the person of Florence Bris-
one. at the latter's home on Wells
btroet. in this lefty lose December.

men it was alleged that Florence Bills
Sentence‘wlll be imposed later.

W
‘ OFFICERS OF COMPANY E.
HARTFORD. March t1.-—’l‘be ab-
pcfntulent of closer: or Coinpany E;

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rot Innatnyl
merino once of Adjutantoe
William

who had the appearance of u proaper- .

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KCt‘OKlll/Jilg the swamp ‘

During a quarrel between the two‘wo- .
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Smksop lillskln—How did you like
my ll: lurllt’.’

()llic slugcr-»-()l, if was your Ilamlct.
was it. W.cll i did not ictoglrlzc it as
Silllkuslli'i iii" s. « —liiooklvn life.

GRIP REMEDIES

 

MAND.
Wllcn colds and grip tlrc pl'cvlllcnl
the quickest ltlllI surest remedies are
ill glcul tit-.lrlupll Ml .loscpll ll. Wll

Hours of Mt lllln, \'.ll. says lliilt he. was
iiili‘tl of u voiv «loop and lusting at
‘Il'Ii of la gllppo by using (‘llumbcr
lulu s (ougir licml-dy ilficr flying sov-
IlllI (lihi l plopullrliolls with no i'IIi‘ii.
For sale by all drugglsls.

..._.____.———.———

“DC of the hardest things ill the
zll l'lifilc doesn't show us llllli‘Il on u
dross us if docs on filo bill.

 

’lbousupds of women have learned
the great value of llllluop' s Liver Pills
and Topic l’cllcls, and have told their
friends about iIll‘lIl. Thus has the
fame of this great liloilcrll Treatment
been extended throughout the country
willloul mllch advertising and women
elcryulltlc lrulc been relieved of
much pain and suffering by their use.
Complete treatment-medicine for a
month—~25c. if if Plaisfed.

Physlclall--The truth can no longer
be hidden, madam. i am obliged to tell
you that your little son ls—~er-—~wcak‘
IllIlllIi‘iI, Thai is» well. it must be said
who is an idiot.

Mrs. Higillll)D-HOW fortunate ii is
that we are rich. No one will (“\‘l‘i' po-
lice li.~«Nc\v York Weekly.

 

 

 

 

WHAT'S IN A NAME.

Everything is ill the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salvo. E. C. Ile~
Wilt & Cit, of Chicago, discovered.
some years ago. how to make a salve
from Witch Hazel that is it specific for
l’llcs. For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding Piles, eczema, cuts, burns.
llrulscs and all skin diseases. ill-Will's

Solvi- has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter.
foils. Ask for lchill‘s—Illc gonninfln’A

Clifford Pllalnlucy.

Mr. Bacon—4 sec they will not put a
picture of any artist ill the Louvre ill
Pails until he has been dead ten years.

Mrs Bacon~W'llats to prevent an
altisl from lying about it and saying
he' s been dead ten vcar's when it‘s only
fnc'.’ Y oukt-ls Stalesrllan

SAVED A BOY‘S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil.
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He, began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
hlnl a few doses. He quickly dropped
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\Ylill till‘ first “film days of spring
you begin in feel drill. fired and worn
..oul II' is IIt'CllllHl‘ your blood is thick
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DIRECTORS:

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