”.1 «av-wann- a."
Contention
W
Accord of the letiih
sl’mceiiflhgs iii New
éLm—thMIiors
L'LvLL‘LIi i to
,s minuLtLesL of the tenth day
them’v‘AL‘Antion ! the United inn
AiIhL aLfbllowi ' "
#gzmrio cosmos.
V .W hon was called to order
‘LLLL its‘ttll hour by President Mointt.
mil-call was dispensed with, the
mt on applications and griev
in favor of granting a
. Bentley for the regular
. tionLL fee. The convention endors-
' t section of the committee.
committee on revision of the
L tiltiorr and by law's resumed their
[Win
L . cit ten of this constitution was
The first seven sections of
it die .were adopted by the con
who“? eighth section was amended by
W after the word ':"Direttors
the thud line the words “or to a
V9 13'»?
h‘necilon of article ten of
:Oflstitution was adopted as it
do i iflteipflnted book. The tenth
fiction Was amended by inserting uftcr
keyword “Directors" the following.‘ o'r
secretaries " The eleventh sec-
. of article ten of the constitution
, flopped tie it reads in the. printed
on nLth the constitution
is taken up; The first paragraph of
fiction one of the article Was amend-
' I‘ll iollown: Insert after the word
'HbiplOyeif" on the fourth line the fo‘-
tag. i "élfiépflng that apprentices
llI ndti no permuted to work by
day or week at anything the na
ich is such that a iece price
a I tupon it " and fur her amend
I bltituttng the word “and" for the
"but" ill the same line. To be
. L article cloves of the constitution
. adopted its they read in the print
'1‘ e ksLocond third and fourth sec-
. ion of article eleven were adopted
~ e co vsntlon
in flit section of article eleven ofL
. . . on was amended by strik-
il 9 first sentence and inserting
tend the following: “All appreu
t as registered for finishing can he
tilted by the employer for the first
molyh months at any of the minor
:suoh as curling or ironing
it! in all cases “must serve
jIyiiiar‘ at the bench."
section of arycle eleven
its it reads in the printed
he Ith section of article eleven
En out, and the‘ following in-
its place: “In factories em
ocethan one (1) apprentice
- I . ices shall have equal op-
tlit ; and where employed on ma-
”:1”: shall do his proportionate
11 section was amended by
it the following: 'Appren
9:911 not pay more than ten pet
their earnings [*5 beach mon-
. be following. which had: been pre-
ted by Delegate Schlley. had been
. or by the committee:
gm shalt-pay bench: money
3;“ bit employers as follows: The
I our of apprenticeship, 1 ; the
‘ 10: and for the remain or of
of apprenticeship per
‘ .. their comings. Boys violating
09 shall be ”dropped from the
”192% aLiLidLL'di teen of the
, rd“ ldopte as they no
to o printed
wit as section flu-pave! rtI
the constitution (if no
notw be ehtitled to the privi-
unit; as shonfined
a XIX“
'1 i,
o of article nine of the con
"Bu standout
his to" s
constitution
WtillsmLs' Boot
Thudry mouth
plating. the second year at
h f lowing was adopted End is to‘
, “'Any factory not compiy as
s preceding section of this or-
‘ _ the by»
I NULL ocLsLLtL'edLL to amend
r forem'eli
e on the
Lorie their taken up. The
ads of drticle one the
dos they appear in
‘ price ”may
t
i
. . L _ LP
toms poem L II ‘L tigoL those of
ordinL y lion, iII . the DIN“-
clues unlvérhhlly‘ (I do not
mom 0 restore the that ‘a normal
cbndi ion.
“Md l’lnkllam claims that there
is a kind of- dyspepsia that is caused
by derangement of the female organ-
ism. and which while it causes dis-
tut bance similar to ordinary Indiges-
tion. cannot be relieved without ll
medicinevwlhldi not only acts as a
stomach. ttxucubutpas peculiar uterint
ghohsan testimonial l'ébL»
4.3mm .unfdfilon tho
nothiL homered his. disfavor-
tn‘g on nitiofi so surely as 1in n
1'}. P nkhtsmia. Megalithic ( om-
wfln‘ll’“ “‘i'él‘fy‘hm‘”
m I to ma s m.
”RAIN?!" unborn” new 'sldlt
women rrwaoareu "this“:
of the Loy-laws were adopted as'they
appear in the piloted book. The fifth
was amended to read as follows: “The
L steward of each shop shall be appoint-
ed by.the shop‘s crew, but all appoint-
ments mustmeet with the approval of
the local officers.“ This was voted on
and carried by it vote of twenty-three
in the affirmatIVc to twelw in the neg~
alive. Article three of the by laws was
adopted in its entirety as was also or
ilcle four. The convention adjourned,
AFTERNOON SlCSSlON.
The conventloquas called to ortici
at the usual hour. The roller-nil was
dispensed with.
The committee on revision of the
constitution and bylaws again rcsum
ed their report.
Article five of the bylaws was taken
tip. it was amended by providing the
bills of prices should not be made for
less than one your nor f0i more than
the some period either by national or
local boards. and in this shape was
adhptetl.
Article Six of the by-laws' was
amended by striking out the word “fol-
lowing" on the fourth line of the firm
section and inserting instead the word
”.sccond " it was" still further amend-
ed by inserting after the wind ‘Mon
day" the following; “of (‘llt'll montll.‘
The second section was amended by
adding the word “only" to it.
The remaining sections of article six
of the by-luws were adopted.
The first section of article seven was
laid over. The second section was tab-I
en uo_
The'commiitee reported in favor of
stiiking out tlitI wotd five" in the. sec
ond line to strike nttt the word ten‘
In the third line and inseit the word
“nine instead. and to strike out tht
word LLESBOCIBUOHI'IL in the fourth lint
and insert the word “officers" instead
Motion made to concur in the report
of the committee. An amendmpnt was
offered to strike out the last sentenct
of section we of article seven of the
byL-laws. he amendment was put to
films and lost. A» motion was ode
to the effect that the emergencyI'c dose
should not apply to Saturdays. A mo»
tion was made to lay thatmotion on
the table. The motion to lay on the
table was lost. The motion that tht
emergency cI'iauae should only apply to
Saturdays was out to a vote and car
ried. The report of the committeetas
stated above. was endorsed by the com-
m leett
A new Lsecfith,L to be known as sec
tion three of article seven of the by-
laws. had been considered by the. com-
mitme; They reported that they had
disapproved of the paper: A minority
their): .Ir. The minority report was
LL‘LLwiLnLg was. the- minority re-
, me
p L. | do work bit‘ween the hours of
I alumni." ltlstobeknownss
lsec on three of ad'ti'cie seven or the by-
KW
«laws: “Remember of this
mini! work by the day. by
he'wish or by the hour at anything
the Mature of which is such that I piece
he set upon it. "
eight of the b-yiaws was
go “this it- reads in the printed
be k MOE: as section four of article sev-
Articly nine: ten eleven. twelve
m-WAW bmwo amt? Judi; 35:3
mowers sixteen was Laznded by
in the printed book.
striking out all after the rd “b0?"
thothttdltdsmtonndincmm
gotten!
wire s‘doptfid dammit“) the acXcepIIou ofi‘
t' supp; e m]. .
a'titvs‘atb three Mamttddntywc
Jam were “wind was um ,mwtodn
the printed book.
01th“? committee reported imfavor of .
hoop: this assholatlorr LL
The following Lwas adopted and to w
at» filth line. and
3W5
Articles
’l‘ltti first. Ht't'llllll third and fifth act-
'ilona of ut'ifi-It twLeuty- fine of is by-
laws wore ado fed as they an ear in
the printed book. The fourth sectiotii
was annotated by striking out the wot ti ‘
“twelve.“ in the ihirtl line. and instrf
lug instead the word "eighteen."
The first four sedtlnus of uttit 10;
twenty- -six of the. by- lawn Wort: adopted
$2.1m ff:"ih“i..§lfdi’i‘i,‘;‘"...‘::::ii‘.:; Home Tittimtnt with the Fluids Pietcilpiiin litts Bought
Happiness and Health to lioiis of Suffering Women.
fling the sizing of hats In color.
Section six of article twenty six was
adopted us it reads in the printed
I.)()0k The following was adopted and
‘ Is to be known us section seven of or
lit-le twenty~slx of the bylaws: “Any
. member of this assotlatiou who skull
belong to uuy “shop benevolent itsso
. t'fintltni who hlth‘ members other tbuuL Li
members of the United liatteisof
,. North Amerhtn shall forfeit bis iucui
bet'altip in this association should lll’i‘
be convicted of the some by the local:
association to which he may belong ill
the time. "
The following was adopted and is to
be known as section eight of nr'title
twanty- -six of the by- laws: “Any mom-
bcr of this association who has comI
this daft shall not be allowed to hold
the position of foreman or supeii-ntend
out of any factory under the jurisdic’
iioii of title association."
[lulled ”litters of Norii America he
allowed to art as foreman in flllydiv-
puitnient and do a journeyman it work
besides. This shall not apply in shops
where there is only one. forming ma-
chine"
Attitles tweuiy- -seven tthntyt-inht
and twenty- -uluc of the by- Jaws w-Itit
adopted its they appear in tho piloted
book
The question of establishing uu ‘ Old
Men :5 Home" was brought up (in mo
tion the matter was referred to iiic
board of directors and the general ex
ecutivc board
The ‘Standing Resolutions" from
number one to number eight. inc_lusive
were adopted. Number nine was laid
ovei Number ion was adopted.
A paper which has been presented by
Local No. 5 (Boston Makers) in min
lion to label vouchers. was I‘('llil. No
action was taken on it
All committees but those on ‘uul
form bill" end on ‘ revision of liiw
were discharged with the thanks of
the convoniibn.
The following was offered on it"
amendment to “Standing ltesolutiou‘
number nine: “Anti they shall in-
elected to attend these uuuuitl convert
tlons of that body. Among the three
eleclcd at the citation of 1903 the one
receiving the highest number of Votes
shall attend for three mansions. the one
t-Ietoiving the next highest number of
votes two passions and the one the
next highest number of votes shall at
tend one session. Elections shall be
held each year for one delegate and to
fill any vacancy that may occur in thit-
delegation." it was adopted by the
convention.
’ine propositions offered by the exe-
cutlveL committee of the Mantifticttii
ers‘ National Association at the third
day's session were taken up.
Proposition No. l was approved of.
Proposition No. 2 was approved of
Proposition No. :‘i was uppmved of.
Proposition No. 4 was rejected
Proposition No. if was rejected.
No action was taken on Propoaitions
ti tutti 7 for'the reason that they are
now fully covered bv out; laws.
Propositions 8 and 9 were rejected.
Motionwzis made that the constitution
and bydaws as amended be adopted as
a whole. Motion carried.
The convention went into executive
session and soon afterward adjourned
_....n.-...--.—__.__.
usso A campsite.
Milford Laborer Commits an Unpro
vokcd Ans-nit on a Neighbor.
Lawrencenawson. of Milford. who is
widely .known‘ in the old town was
sandbagged by Otto Gilbert. in lab rer
early Saturday evening Gilbert was
arrested immediately after the assault.
Dawson who was modeled nncon
scious lithe blow was carried to hit
Lhome; e did not regain his sense:
with late 8 day afternoon. Yestér
day morning ilbert was given a hear-
lng iii the téwn court He plended
guilty to ashsult. and {in senIIteacIsr
to 90 days in jail hpdo
prosecution I .
The result was mapparteptiy. it
unproh Mr. Dawson had his' th
were walking along Danlgl street
Milford. which is better known as L“
behind. and without a word of Warn
ing brought a heavy billy 6
fed with hand down upon
pic xltiii
Hlif‘lltly stiffer from female
tiles and dangerous ills and who spend'.
fully half their time in misery. will find
in l’niue's Celery Compound all
male organism.
i sistenl. makes strong the. weak mill-l
’Ihe following was adopted and is ioi (IN 0‘ “Lory important "'3“ VkL
be known as settioh nine of articles
twenty- six: “That no member of the'
pay coats of
- i
Crook. " when Gilbert. appropchet’l from
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" ‘llilIPIiAIiT (NEE: FEMALE DISEASE i
, IVL‘rrLYT’ .1”,T_ ..... . . V. ._
PAINES GELEEY COMPOUND
St. 'I
f
Illil lllgeiii tutti thoughtful Women tints of suppressed, pmfiihu or painful
.uit- now using tbte lit-st find most icilii- Li'm‘llhl'h'm”
bio of till opting lllt‘iIIiHllli'ri l’uiuc‘s
(.clci'y Compound,
buck nervous vigor, puie blood. bodily
strength. and a ruddy and clear com- I
leut bot rbuean t liloiosiu
.utcrino inflammation and other . all
| nit-tits common with females ate quick-
and “W‘ 591““3- ly tr'uicd of tliuso troubles and annoyan-
tea, are made vigorous and active and
rejoice in permanent health.
The women of our land who] A. Morris. 'i‘iliou. Ark, writes for Wom-
irregular. it'll its followzs
1.”! was afflicted with the whites and
irregular menattuution. and Him] sev
tbeieral doctors but. found no relief.
Vil‘illltiil and elements that LLALLLLi to lady friend of mine advised me to try
‘ > . . . boa tit and iriie happiness. ’a no's? i’sine‘s Celery Compound.
“mud a foul a“ “nu icinainietl ailel i Celery Compound possesses peculiar: bottles of your great medicine. and l
powers for the strengthening of the few um now a sound woman. and i give
it brat es the nervous your wonderful i'cmcdv all the credit.
1 will forever pruist- Pulne's Celery
Compound, It did me so [illicit good."
. .
CONCERNING PROCTOR' S ”WAC-1501.10 AND SbCCLESSFUL
ilillAflIllllltliBtlllh
l. lI‘. l’r~'ottoi is it notable exiiuiple of ‘
TIONS.
To keep seven pinvltouuca opt-u ti'uL
Siunnict and all under one milllilgl‘i
iuent would seem a mighty formidable
iaakf and indeed. very few tliiInirit-iul
linprcssarlos attempt it In theset itty.s
the inn of manager who be lows in
doing tliliitzs that the majority of his.
totiitoies light shy of. Mr. Plot-to.
:tItiuiouittt-s for instance that not out-I
of hiss seven playbouscs will close its i Surplus:
(lotus this SuniiuciI find his stuff are
already bard ill woik milking the nor-
cumin picpuintions fol it bot- wciiithti
campaign. These preparations includi- t
autlt items as laying in in stock of 20.-
000 big palm Ietlf fans; (ith’lIllg the
plush (hairs with cool and smooth llna
system of cock house: replacing the
\Villit‘l diupct'los with light and airy
stuffs and il Hiillt? of olhci details i'iltt‘i
those.
Across the. river and u fcwmllea in:
land is situated. in the city of Newark
one of the prettiest. |llil3’il(lil3t‘:l,.lll Anr
L'I‘It'tlwl’rot'i(it"s. at Military Park. The
policy of producing quantity and quai-
iiy In vaudeville hits bccn tested to its
fullest extent in that tity. and the not
iitnl ieliiru has been enormous busl
u as ever since the house opened Noi-
wtlisinudiug Illt' fact that the hot wen i
Liter is upon us. the shoWs still and
always will retain that standard of
motif churactcilstit of Mr l’ioctor iu
refined variety. The bargain mutinecs
at2 Scents continue to draw throngs of
launch and children to this home of po
Ilte vuudevil' e. t
Proctor» Montreal liouaeIIultliouub
not often spoken of in “The States," to
still ‘kecping up the good Work"
winning his success financially and
otherwise The poiic v has been cliaitg
cd iiom \uudeville to stock. while a
few of the select combinations wishing
to play that city have been interspers-
ed during the season. No doubt l’roc
tov's Theatre in Montreal is the most
beautiful playhouse in Canada. for it
is rated its such. he spacious lobbies,
aisles and roomy lounges make it a
popular nailiciing place for Mouttcnl' s
sotitil circles.
The stock settson has just openedL
at Mr. Proctor's cozy Albany house. .
and the peopltI of that city have given
as usual their. hearty welcome and ap-
proval. Many new plays will be pro
luced shortly at this liouutI by one of
the best stock tompanies evet organ
ized. New matter in the way of Eng-
lish comedies and adaptations from
prominent foreign authors are being
negotiated for and will be tried out at
Albany. and then brought to New York
to be produced at Mr. Proctor's stock
houses in New York City. Miss Flur-
ence Erie is the. new leading lady at
Albany. while Al. Phillips, an old ProLc
tor favorite has assumed the lending
mow roles.
In the. course of A few out}; Mr:
roctot intends giving out at his var-
ious places of amusement a very hand
silyer coffee :1 with the Proctor
:rest (a ban holding seven. laurel
wreaths) embdssed in the bowl of the
spoon. Underneath the cfesf’ is the
word “Proctor‘ s." in fine raised letters.
t season many beautiful souvenirs
Were distributed among the thousands
)f patrons Lthen patronizing the hottest
' “in three weeks over thirty thousand
on L W was some
and it was feared at first that {lie iti-
jury would prove ram. “ It‘hI '
has a
L ‘ 33:; get one of these appropriate guts
ed.“ H m round outlet-tug rront a
v’ery sevére notiallo‘il’fl the brain.
doom remsed one say thiit't'LcLE
meat. Helssla randissntplom
by Contractorm hilbért Mi Clot-22’ who
his into cash.
his season it is hoped that overL twice
.. isndsome pln trays were disposed of.
e number may be distributed. Come
d add it to your cut-lo cabidét,‘
SAVED A ESWWL
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard; 0! Mil-
ford, Del” says. "Brazilian Billih sav-
Lled my boy‘s life. He began just like
go. one we lost with cmup.,We gave-
m a few doses He quickly dropped
sleep and was all right in the morn-I I
log." For sale by R. H Plaioted. F.
H Baxter. and The Clifford Phar
Ill!”-
” .L'Irausres or Psssv earns.
LLJuLdgs J. H. Parry Succsds Mr. Char-
wood—No Isms Visible.
Oliver ‘1'. Sherwood. the abscondlng
cashier of the Southpofl Milk. VII
also the trustee of the estate of the
mains" Penman“. had you some
. handsets. but the mount still is his
possession is opposed to be between
60000 and $70 .000. condition lowly
of personal property, easily convert
Saturday. tit tit!
heirs. «We at” 0...“.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN!
“00.00000
3100.00 0.00
Other Profits. 1345320000
do!!! II. FERRIS. President.
[JACOB M. “1109‘. Cashier.
tn covets; overhauling the Vt’lllllfllill‘VL
i John H. Egrrig, M
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin gamuclarummLsn
J. Wllltho aa’nvm.
tuie.
les tin Swim
Accounts SdLLILIoIfsd
altitude-hulls
General Contractor.
sswsas AND sewcn couusc
nous. wa'ran woart
KINDS. GRADING, ‘ROCK EXCAVA-
nou. mason-wank.
Small or Largo Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates cheerfully Given.
So Nor-walk.
26. Wood. Sh.
Well ill Bond Youll
We represent the largest Bond'-
ing Company in the
Information cheerfully fai-
Taylor 6' Golden
Telephone Call. 107—4.
it i. iiifiiiiiii iii.
at the new state.
Aswan-shivoronk
have the largest assortment of
Cloise ,IfiilliiiéilL'uL De-
sisn‘ed‘Epf’ Dress and
Outing Wear
ever shown in .the Norwniigéirfpii or;
der work receives special and prompt
some souvenir limbs form of a sterling-I
ustmcrtos Assumes?"
F T. Eggfnsan
1'
Painter and Decorator.
The BéSl Work
at :ReaSOnable
Jammy SUPPLIES—
8L2 N. LLM n‘ iii-cot
THE SOUTH NO‘ \ ALK EVENING SENTINEL
—-—_._m.—.
[not Oiii for the New elitgon.
TUESDA M! as. 19°3-
M- ._—. ”4-: .— ....c
HANG OUT YOUR lCARDS
To the patrons of the Norwalk liygeia lo
the new ones we hope by courteous and
4a.»..;.,f.
DALI THIS. IIIIIII ILI‘ lYALlIIIIl IlIiFtILLl WME ARDEN}
e pany of last season, and
gent nly ti'cuiinent, and the
practice of correct business methods to make "“1"
The new management'wlshes to say that spouse "“3 been spared "1
putting the above plitntL In excellent conditio
fullest capacity. We shall pitt no poddio wu 0" “"3 different routes (un
less we have to) but would ask old and no
. melt to the plant for HYGLEIA ICE, where n be sold ‘0 ”svwaib‘e def"
era at a price that will enable flu-m to de
natural product.
iomers_ we would say that we have an I
too rate of a hundred pounds. per minute,
Cold storage furnished .at Womb]
Tel. 1 '-6.
Sincerely yo
To dealers who have to '
d that it will be run to its
ions alike to send their ice
it at the some figures as the
h ice in boxes for their cusr
(. lSllGl‘ that will grind up ice at
l will be at their service gratis.
. .s, and distilled water on tap.
NORWALK urchin lCE co.
By J. W. Olmsted Manager;
N ii. Mum” be "jollied’ by Lauy . saying that they have "something
justras good. " but try. it and act on y “’1‘ 30°“ judgment“
Thth
of otir Furnitutc has given it a rep LIUn ““0
Cities. in cheap. medium and line 6800d9v
The values are sky him
nituro, but not angood Ia
llevc that if you would favor its Wi
ed sctvo yotu own interest and 9‘18““-
tandard
ng residents of the Twin
there is no line to equal ours.
the prjc rt ohe‘ttp. Others may have good Fur-
s we m or the prices we ask. We candidly be-
trial ortler you would be highly pleas-
This week we we Quering. m. .plendld values in Dining Room Furni-
Here are a few. of the sp 9'
amino CHAIRS,
sxrsustou TABL'
cums meters,
“.25; AT as.
has. as. 00; AT $1.00.
E $15.00, AT 312. 95.
suns company. slaw A? $1450. * I‘-
A. J Ct fins 8 C0.
Funeral Dir or: and meaimero.
i2 Northrup tag
South Notificlk.
For 115 Week OnlyLL
Special Bargains lll Dr. and Walking Skirts.
Bargains a Fine Sprin Meltdn Walking Skirt. worth Si. 98.
at$l00~ ~ «I
The Fair 6 tilt— and Fat Store
PROPRIETOR
irigton Street
tonal.
6L8 We
[YEA R MADAM:
Farrier
SLLLng and Summer
A enticement
One of the
, .
South Norwalk Conn. 1903
i beg to inform yo tat l have taken again possession of my old and
t The vast and excl
years at in North Mal
em. both in perfect dtt
workmanship. .
.l l have redefved a LLcheL. stock of the Latest lm
Summer samplék ahd 9. latest Vienna Paris and New York
able to execute. ordp or
WALKING, TRAVELI
well known Lhdies '1' ring Establishmont. it"
8" 6. Main Sit-LoatLL
e success which I acquired since the past few
:treet is due t o the great satisfaction of my custom-
Laad extreme iy moderate prices as well as good
."Ll
.BICYCLE SUITS NIDING HABITS, GOWNS. UL-
ITER APES AND A'LL KINDS OF WAIST!
in a superior manner.
Cleaning and rap tug clothes and furs a specialty.
Thanking you 1
same. To those whom
trial. 1 remain,
A LLPARMEN CURLELL- OLF RNEUMNLS
“A man llvingT LoLn :
come In it short “or no combl
doubled up‘ ch M
ed him a bottle of" . tubet‘lLalnL'I s hPainM
Balm and told him to .
if not satisfied after
not pay a cent for it " on C... P. Ra!-
der. of Patterns Milli.
days later he walked i o the store as
straight as a string a. handed me a
dollar saying. give in another hot-
tle. of Chamberlain's ' a Balm.
I sent it in unison» sill. it time for
cured me.’ 'thF‘tiq a by Balloon; ..
Mel
End Clifford MSW
announcer asst use o't'L'ttsn ‘
mamas
smoothness. .
meek: ’
have not hid the pleasure of serving b
1195; fully yours: .
M ._ Kraeovltz,
arm near here
log it he need
revisits favors and soliciting. a continuance of the
flora, laslt a
.I: is“ k unet-
J: .133: 14.3.1 .. 1,4.
I .
e no halite since;
son, spawn in this city vest
ism was found dead on
her Lst. 1901, in a lonely high
tor of. the North Baseswen nail
station but she never reached her
Bastion. Her skull was frsctu
portLatlans of Spring and
styles. lam
LND TRIAL PM GREENLBAF.
c NCORD.N. if. any za——'rhe see I
ond trial of Georg-1L H.‘ Greenlesf for
the murder of. Mrs. Nancy Jane Fol
North LBoscawen. She had started LLttLlL‘L
drive from her tam to mee'ticr don‘t-u
if from I blow with a stone. Gradient
.1 was an inmate of the levrlntoehCoun—
it ty Faun at North 90mm .
MN
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