‘7 V ., hilerj'IaIImw.
W
'V t, 55130» mutt not no:
J‘lfl a. m. , sets. 6: 56 p. In.
to «urine rIVLIi-uoua
3m. In
.W Namath.
"IlIroaII IALLOT LAwa. .
(than is I or nearest
'r‘dlvorce' law-m In tho (Homo.
there is an even Itrhaier ne'e'od '
"I
. . ballerina In the dildre'nt
. lilo union. lo M sienna
I what theirrightI really are.
November. in favor of uplxonn
I Ihouid be made I national
it would result wifiont doubt
this I rent VIVIIVI or much needed
V In the negro nueItlpn in the abuth
the trouble or dinerent bel-
II the film.
repent there are hardly any two
dilate the shine qIIiilIcItions
‘ honour! to allow I man the right
V had every year new changes
being made in some of the south-
m which directly afl'ect in I
.Vmure the vote of the negro
lion »
leand It the present time
., in low in process of alumni
. VV was constructed under Senhtpi'
I ”prowl which is moldy dc,-
to micron! nem ft'oln ween
”emit" rights It the him he:
VVVV onto the whites outnumber the
four to one so there is do leer
ddminstion of the state. Whioli
gr
_. llitlsjm are conditions which shbukl-
lbit. I man from voting in the
hon ‘aihtcs. there is no moral rcaV
h! he should be allowed to row
Oopfiectlcut. On the other hand it
I
. of Bourbon.
ii «1‘32‘:.~r
.. v.1 ..
6 ill ill Work
Proparilu for toy is-
Milli? lapsioso 41......
RT. l'ETiGRIiBUBO March it. 3 0 lil-
» The continued. dearth of war news
no... the front does not occasion sur-'
prise hare. Iii the Russians are pro-
eroding deliberately with their plans.
scrit‘IIiIl land operlitions not being ex-
weird for sewer-III Iveelis However.
minor collisions in North Korea may
occur at any time
The report of Major- General Pllulr.
chief of staff of Viceroy Alexiefl that
the stacks of I Japanese oruiIoI- slink
near Chemulpo hare been seen. con-
time the theory entertained from the
first that the Japanese arc foliowliil
their traditional policy of concealing
their losses.
The disappearancmol the Japanese
fleet from Port Arthur, after its fall-
uics. is creating merrimeni here. one
paper remarking that it has "donned
the invisible cap, straddled the carpet
and my land next in the ice in front
of Si Petershurg." The Gazette this
morning’ attributed the less uniriendly
altitude of the United States and Great
Britain toward RilIalaxto the fact that
they are commercial nations. and real-
m that the war will cost a trance»
douli lot of money, Ind that Japan will
not havu‘the wnilrover anticipated.
A naval expert. writing to the Novos-
Il predicts that Korea will prove a
mouaetrap to the Japanese adding that
“not one hundredth part of the y'allos
Napoleons will get out allie."
The weather at Port Arthur during
the last iew days has. been much whrm.
Many fast locomotives are being Huntl
from European Russia to Siberia.
Princess Ailee in Red Creel.
llidesiN. March fi.-»-»Prineeaa Alici-
the divorced wife of
Prince Frederic, of Schoenberg-Walde-
milowed to vote here. there is no
why he should not he alloWed
dose in any other state or territory
I}; ll argued by some. [llt'lt should
559 educational qualifications in the
' to portrays then those qualifica
Ihoul‘d be made in every state. In
ion
is right in one part of the court
‘ in: Minot be ’91ng in another. as aV
tt'ar of principal. As a matter of
policy it. should not be considered Vi
nt tendency toward quali- I
will! A)! difforcht kinds in regard
be right of suffrage leads to alii
ilr of abuses and unjust discrimi-
)3! compelled to vote as the. pail.) lead-
ofii'dtutiro oi ciao lm disqualified.
, re the party leaders haw found
I the growing! misliigenm- and ind
‘ once of the negro leads him to
as his conscieuio diI lilies. it has
odinteiy been followed by all at
vi to cause i-lliill qualilliatlons ti:
o necessary for the Vi‘liuitrhlsu
to disqualify these men.
only remedy for these abuses i
l! to its is the formulation by:
iy appointed lemmission of cor
iii qualifications for the (machine.
buses which exist under thiH
V t laws are very grayi- ones and
lime has come}, when the govern ;
Mid take the matter in hand. i
thgoconipiishod otherwise person»;
Vsl
. ‘i‘shed’ ‘ [the oxpen turci
IndVVV Vtreasi lie in tho (“Vila-Walt:
. war horrors win." m’mw
growing system of pconagc
. ' willheim 3 tea mr
”tinted of I mfiemenr “lb-
The eman-
by "l name.
I
I man grows in Gods
smaller he becomes in his
a“ thVo'V .Burp I'ou will
We often.
see to it. that a return: or'ilomui
Tliemignal tower sl
9% “Mill! It ”fillhoflahm were not on
mack. the Japanese vessels retiring at
and started for the camps in the Far.
twain.
Madame l‘missp of Riga. wllo Ilu»
mcnt is lien» urging her petition She
is thirty-three learn of age, was roar-
mi under the patronage of the late lizar
Ainxaniler ii] is a line horsewoman. it
good shot and handles rifle. revolver
and Word equally W9". "fl-I‘ll inklns The American llnc steamer St. Paul.
lpurt in the caralrv manoeut res of the
] \‘yaecnsky regiment
Madam l‘onsep is also a quaiiliith
Red Cross nurse but she says then
are enough uomcn nurses. and sh:
wants to show that a woman can iilht.
if her petition is rejected she will so
at her own expense. and mru: as a
'HdnughtoI of tho» rultlnwut. '
Torpedo loan at Adan.
AiliilN Marlh 5.-(‘onvoycd by the,
. Wilma Where dunes of wiprcd people aurillary cruiser; Buffalo. the United: Norway.
til the Southern states “W'fiimwbflwa Slate torpedo boat flotilla bound for mg to Paris and [Tom there to Genoa. .
the l’ IiiJipiucs arrived here yesterday
”Inning after a smoth passage.
Story ol Japanese Attack.
81‘. PWI‘ERSBURU, March in.» \
lI-iicl from all omi-‘cl of the Russia."
iIiIlIrI-r Palladti lips been received hue ‘
Icmiiblug lliu first MUM k by the Jana i
ilt'st' upon Port. Arthur. The writer.
dent-ts the story that. the ofiiccrs of the
Russian duct Were ashore and con
tlrms the stainucut that the Japanese
made use of false lights. Ho asserts
that at 11 o‘clock at night a practice
drill to repel the torpedo attack wIIs
executed and Vhat toward midnight
lnilr Russluturpedo bouts. which aim
ulstr-d the attainment!“ book towards
liainy. from W plane they had
coon» The crews of the. fleet had re
tired only the WWII mining on (lock
The ships were in the outer harbor. and
the captain of the Pallada. which ves
rel occupied the advance position had
descended from the bridge for! llbl.
roundthzilo‘rfic golVlVIg bgosgi tubes
is a van n
‘,fil late shown were whitfi‘i
rm] being those of the Russian war
shins when entering the harbor. de
captain of the Pallada supposed the
munching- vessels were the Russian
torpedo boat .returuing fromWatfd
‘liis suspli» lo s were only are wired
drawin nearer they and
covered t cir lights. at i lar I .
ed th‘a
‘ At
his moment the PuilIdI'I 68MB.
proclsmation is Vin VdIngVer ‘of i ihronfli the thick 1“th made out the
.l\
outlines of the torpedo boat destroy»
ers'. Imokoslaéks. in Mngnfiidship.~
All ud- stacks of the d'Iatro)
era are in line fore and aft. "the cross
of the Russian ships were lnerantl
called to quarters.
in léae than three minutes the Pal.
iada'a men were at their posts. orders
were given that the guns be charged
with grape and a fierce tire was opened
on the on-coming..leIneIe.
The battleships CeIIrcvitch and Ret-
riaIn. which were In the first line, ll
short Instance Istern or the Ballads
also outlined are almost immediatcii'
A terrific. explosion occurred under Iii-
liuil of the Pallada. raisin: a torren-
uf water which submerged the cruis
er a dosh. but did not. stop her firing or
manoeuvring. _ which now. however.
were complicated by the measur tail-
on to close a brcae amidsbips_ .low
the waterline, made y the explosion of
the torpedo.
afterwards twp other torpmioes
almost slmulilnoousiy one
under the bow of the actviun and the
other under the stern of the Cesare
vileh. i'hladoublo-eaplosion ended the
burg. has joined the Russian Red CronsV
".i. , ‘ ‘ ‘ v‘,.j ' . .
t... ’ . It
War twenty re ‘ lI
dew In indeIIdII government," he
said "it is true thht we never could
have overthrown the rule of the Sultan
~ (liar. Still, Russia's attitude towards
us since that time Ms been such that
we have to light continually against
bolus absorbed.
"The same feeling which caused Bul-
xaria to fear Russia causes her people
to sympathise with Japan. The pm-
plc of Bulgaria know the Car is our
string the some policy in the Orient air
in the Balkans. and that Russia is try
ing to absorb the torrilory of a wok»
. or nation. Japanese victories are re»
l (‘Dll‘fttl exuitantiy at. Bella."
. Want Rut-inns to Exhibit. .
MOSCOW Marc reg 5."——Tiio 8t. inula
Exposition flout sinner, Mr. Smith.
lis‘ working in in ucu Russian time
who intended to ol’thit i0 Petition the
government to reconsider the wiiir
drawal of the prpllwicd Russian (lili-
play. in up interview Mr Rmitli do»
ciared that Washington is friendly to
Russia and that the American author-
ities are not responsible for the anti
Russian utterances of the press.
Closing IIIIIOInII.
sr. l’ETthBBURG. March d.—~A re-
port that the Egyptian government has
decided to close the Bus: Canal to the
belli rents. although diacuased ser-
ious y in the notions rs here, is
laughed at in ofliciai c roles, where it
is pointed out that the international
regulations are of cut iron and can-
not be changed by lgypt.
...e Jewish farming colony in Kher
sou province has voted to donate In.
000 for war purposes.
“salon of Japan". Diet.
TOKIO. March Dfi—Th“ session of the
Diet. opening March ill. will only last
I ten days. During the session the er
credits will be submitted. lrnmedI
lately following the adjournment the
Mikado will leave Tokio for Klein.
The Emperor of Korea has sent the
mcussgc assuring inc. former that war
or, Indicating the uppymuh of gprlug. . with Rlitirilli was tlct‘illl‘t‘u solely Willi}
UlI- view of securing permancni pcacc,
ilii- piuim-nl recently miliilidcd bc-
'i‘lu». Kori-nu ruicr appears to be iictcrm« .
.llimiu
The British luillisier rit Scout is
[ill using Ilic Korirtu linurrnuicnt to dc
line ”It‘ cxtclll of the district included I
-iII- \‘slc riser in
\‘.'II|‘M.
i‘ ir‘olumcric of the
Japaneec Officers Bali.
SOUTHAMPTON. long” Mann 5 ~
shit-h sailed fur Neu York from here
thin allurnrxiil. timli among her passen-
mm a now of Japanese ofhcers who
had been ordered home on account of
the war.
M. Kurino Prelenia Letters
RERLlN, March 5.—~M. Kurlno, for-
merly minister of Japan at St. Peters-
burg. returned here today from present-
tht his letters of recall at Stockholm
iii-In: also accredited in Sweden and
The (motor minister is in»
ltiily when- he will embark on the
North German Lloyd steamer Prinzess-
Irene trialling March 17) {or New lorit.‘
illltl IlIi-nci- he will go to Japan. ;
w. ..__......... ..—..__ 5
OliTUARY NOTES. ?
Mt} ROY llldiNlRldS’i' (l.\'i‘ldh.,
imRny llnr‘oriwt (little. for many
years postmaster ill Moodils. and a [or-
Iucr resident of Hartford. iiicd restor-
day. at the home or his solids-law. iIi'.
Stiles D. Lawrence, 35 North Main
street. Death was quite sudden, rc-
suiting from apoplcxy. Mr. Onion was
seventy—mo yours of age.
For twcivc years be conducted a
groccr) and general store in Moodus
itflil occupied the position of neutrons-
icr there for com» wars. He retired
from business after a time. and went
to Hartford. where he lived for I num-
ber of men‘s. TIo wars are lit‘ came
to smith NurIalIr and took up his real-
tenet» at the home oi Dr. and Mrs.
lament-e. Hc was a member of the
":Knighls of Honor in Hartford and
'ii'tciy joined the South Norwalk Coli-
rrcgational Church. l’crsbnail) he was
always of a quiet Ills stallion even
tempered and alwys not sl
lie is surviI'cd by a widow. two
daughters, Mrs William l. Rurdlck
of Hartford. and Mrs. Stiles Laurence
of South MwIIk: also one son.
(horse W. (lilies. of Windsor Locks
Prayers1 will be held at 35 North
Viriln street. tomorrow~ afternoon. at
3:30. The remains will be taken to
Final Hampton for iiitcrnicnt.
1, REM FERGUSON.
Captain David B. Decker of South
Norwalk received a telegram last
night announcing the death of Bert
ll‘erguson. The deceased was I sort of
l‘heororc Ferguson who was some (our
years ago the manager for Thompson
8: Cole. the well-known oyster shippers
here. Deceased died at‘ the family reo-
dcnce. Ill: Garden street, Hobokeu.
N. 1;, Thursday night. He had many
friends here. and there will be much
react It the news of his demise. While.
in South Norwolk the family res!
danced in Bayview avenue The fun-
eral scrim-cc will be held tonight It 8
o‘clock and Captain Decker expects to
titenil.’ ‘
ANN ELIZAVBIBBLNS.
Mrs. Ann Elisa. widow of Seeiny
Bibiilns, died at her home in Greenfield
Hill, yesterday, after a brief iiinuis.
hire.- Bibbina was born in Greenfield
Hill on September )0. 1823. and so has
brain a life. long resilient. She is aul~
rived by three children. David and
rip-Ink. and Mrs. Sarah Par-sells. Her
funerfl will hire nitric seal: M.
,V. ANDREW flCK808 BEAM.
Jackson Denied. I well-
am
had it not been (or the support of the :
tween Japan and Korea will increase j
the intimacy of those two countries,
int-ii to maintain friendly relations Vwilh l
I?“ ‘. d‘l d:
'5.“me Y‘5‘ J... t "
You want the children to
row. but not all lengthwise.
Wilton they alert that way
Scott's Emulsion will he]
them to grow ri ht—wit
due plumpness an outward
proportion, 6 with inward
vigor and spirits.
. The Emulsion increases
digestive power and strength
ens the vital o rfians to get
the beat and ma c the most
out of all the other food. It
gives a kind of help that every
growing child ought to have.
i
| Wed] mid Vol! I “up,“ in: upon request.
' soon a howur. lo? Pearl simi. New VOfi.
1..--.. .
muss er‘IbN‘I routs“.
Services Held VIItIrdIy in the Knight
Direct A. M. I. Church.»
The funeral of Walter Wilson was
held yesterday afternoon from the A.
M. E. Church. Knight street. The op»
cuers in the Ratiel establishment were
present in large numbers, and cnuirib
uteri to the services. The sermon
was delivered by Rev. l). C. Thomas.
assisted by Deacon- John D. Taylor.
Mr. Thomas's text was from Psalms
23. 4 "The lord is my Shepherd and i
shall not want. ' Professor Perkins
presided at the organ and Madame
Perkins and Mrs.
singing.
Laurens Radel Mule Quartetle sang the
min Psalm. ”a selection which the de-
teased requested to is rendered while
he .was (In his death bull. 'l‘ha pail
twilrurs were Washington Robinson.
Amos White. David Frank..n and Wu-
liam Nottingham. The following trl-
Mikado a cordial re ply to his personal tum» is paid to tlu deceased by a well-
known icsidcili oi South Norwaili'
Editor Sentinel i wish to Hialc
that i was a witness of the illness and
and expressing the sincere. wish that death or Walter Villsmi and i wish lu‘
testlh In the true friendship shown tilt'
di‘i'iliifitril by his I-qupanions in the Ru-
dI-l shop. and especially should each
and crcI-yimi- of us appreciate the
kindness of Mr and Mrs. John Pmkci
land of all Mr. W'iilumii friends from 1",“,
Norfolk. \'..a who assistmi in the card
luf him.
They were with him in pleas-
ure. with him in pain, with him in sick
~ trim» to be enrolled in a (‘oeiiiuli rent» in tin opening of the port of Wiju. Ont moss and with him in death. 80 may
the. Lord bless them good people. and
Messrs. John Parkm- W. C Minion and
Charles .iamcu. the committee which
cared for Mr Wilson. May they real
lac Ihc tact that sip too. must. pass
through the some door by which he
has entered CHARLES I). LLOYD. r
. g .
WASHINGTON. March PIN—Mr Over
Motrin-t thalrniiili oi the committee on
post omens anti post roads, reported
the post onion hpprof’illion bill to flu .
House at the bcuirm ug of today I aos- '
siou. The House lluon wort into com
mlltcc 0' ""3 Who” ““54" MW" plialio .Ileclarntioms the .«lWil «.1 din at the age of 64 years.
ills. l in the chromosomal conIld
.l. D. Taylor led the;
As a titling conclusion the
my; .. V . .r,
1“,“.‘3.
Smoilwares/ov Dressmakers.
Housekeeping;
and .,
“on lot in
humid Spring $ale
Slush \Dares, Ribbons. Duets,
Dude’s Seeds and 35mm; Seeds.
LEADER No. 1.
Wiliimantic Spool Coiltm.
NIL. rI-lzuiar do.
SALE PRICE 3c.
30"
LEADER N0. 2
lichens liookaand Eyes are illi-
i best made. regular price We.
SALE PRICE 5c. ‘
to.
LEADEWNO 3
Clinton Safety Plus. during this
sale any size
BALE "NOS 4:.
Mac» n no
LEADER NO. 4.
l)|l|llt'X Safety Pius. imsi quail
it regular prll'd'ilc 7i Sc and iii-
xiii sizes.
SALE RRLVVQE 46. ~
. toe-.-
LEADER N0. 5.
Shell Combs. back and
many worth 250, some a trifle lose.
all at one pricc.
SALE PRICE 10c.
Iildc.
LEADER No.7.
i'oiut De Paris uses widths i
it) ti inches wide, value Se to 25c.
SALE ‘PRlCE 6: YD.
LEADER N0. 8.
isiitlc Beauty Combs
"Evertldy. "
BMALL Sill,
allE.
sumc “ii
10:: LARGE
12c. ,
' LEADER NO. a.
Pearl Shirt Waist Sets. regular
price 26c.
LEADER NO. .9.
Silk Floss Piliows,- warranted
perfectly dean and wall hilt-d.
13 "4., 25¢: 2V0 IN. 29¢: 22 lN.,
390: 24 iN 40ml .
SALE PRICE 10¢.
LEADER N0. 10.
arrrvn's Silk Collar Foundation.
bii ck or while, remilar price 25c.
SALE PRICE 15c.
\
GOVERNOR ODELL HAS A COLD.
Will Not Except Call on President or
Accept Republican ChairmanIhtp.
NEW \URK. Milrili {.‘I-SIRUHK that
as suffering from a not etc cold and
..()lt‘ iliroui. (luv. 8. ll. Odvli today
:iiulluiiiueil his proposer! trip to Wash-
inxiun to consult with President, Rocco
volt. lilid rcturucd to Albany. at tile
..ilml time
Ioi the ilirlirmanship of the Na-
iinuni Republican thunmllico by dc-
Willi-lug that. the place had no attraction V
for him and that he would not accept.
'ti if it wrrc tendered him, "on n all-
\’l'|‘ platter.”
Nothing hail buI-Ii si‘ttlt‘d. “ll‘ “UV-tin]
Oi said as to his acceptance of the
stale Iliairmmiship and this matter is,
still under coordination.
in mentioning the permanent abau
;Iionmcnl for the present Washington
trip Governor (klcil also made an em-
his leadership in this state stating
, fizz-r...” . ..
manslilp?" he was naked.
Iiitilii himself oiii of lino.
I a .‘morning the President received a trio
‘giam from the gov-29mm
he would be obliged to return llllin.... V
lalcly to Albany, as his physicians had,
“No, l ncier had any such idea." he
replied. "ii is not the kind of work
i am looking (or and i would not ac».V
iept it ii‘ it wen» offered to me on a
silver platter."
WASHINGTON. Marih 5—«Prosidcnt‘
.Rooaeicit received a trio piiouc mes
sage from Gov. Odell. of New l’piirk
last night. informing him that he had
been altar: kt’d in II sevrrc. cold. This
saving that
informed him that he had an attack of
- the grip. President Rmscvclt wrote
the governor cxpressinx regret and told
him he Would be glad to see liim at any
time in the near future. r
THOMABTON MAN DEAD.
THOMASTON March 5,-— Dr Ralph
' Schiiiler Goodwin. of this town. died t0»
Dr. Good
win who was it uiaduato of the Collczrii
91’3”“ 0' "W iudian appropriation that ”there is nothing in the affairs of of vaaicians and Surgeons New York.-
hill.
ORDER, ORNOTICE.
District of Norwlllk lick.
“,tourt March 4th, A. l). 1901.
innate of Min 1‘. Knapp. late of
Norwaik in said Dlstrltl. deceased
I'l‘Obuii'
the party in this stuti that i can't scl-
tie my self without fl‘l‘iifillnll‘ if I wish
and the President is not apt to (all on
up» to settle Ibr- affairs of the nation
i shrill not no to Washington for sums
ilmc as l have several engagements up
the. state.”
“There is nothing i ulsli to sec the
had been a reslticu‘l here for 40 years
iic has a mi nibt'l‘ of the Stnti» Board
of Health and a number of times was a
delegate to the National Convention
of Stair) Board of Health. Although
ailing for some time, Dr. Goodwin was
confined to his bed for four weeks He
is survlicd by a widow and one son
\Vhi‘l‘t‘fib‘ writteb‘ “W““H‘m m“ President about that is iIVrlrént or that Di Ralph Schuyler oGodeln Jr.
been mudc to this Court praying for
worsens therein set lortli to: an ordiv‘i
leak» of certain real restate of said
staic which is fully dosiiibcti in said
aplicstlou on tile
Ordered Thai su‘lti applliatlou bi
heard and delcrmlned lit ”ll Probali
omw in NorwIiii. on the iltha day of
March 1904 at 2 o'clock attention:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all Ml‘NODH ilitersulcd therein bi
pubilshlux this ordervin a newiprIr
hating a circulations-in said matriet
It least his days bolero said day olV
hearing
HENRY W. GREGORY.
m5 ll Judge.
reruns 'quss'usu‘rs.
t
HOY‘NS THEATRE.
Doe WIIlr Beginning' Monday. March
7th.
RENTFROW’B
Jollll Pathfinders
in I Repertoire or ngMlIu PlIyIVat
Popular Prices, 10. N. Ices“ '
Monday Night,
. “More of Fortune.
LARGE AND contrast 00.
Full land and Opergtio‘ OrohIItra.
pal. Vaudeville Aéu Nightly-I
Continuoua Performance. -,
Motions—Wednesday and Saturday.
Item in Gold Given Away on Iatur»
day Night.
LadlII' tickets good for both Mon-
day and Tueaday nigh“.
- a
.wili not keep."
‘ KILLED COMMON LAW WIFE
New York Manufacturer Then Shoots
Himself—Jealousy The Cause.
NiI‘W YORK. Molt-ii ..-»i.‘baile.<
Mulilbaik. loch six years old. loans
shot and fslulh pounded Lens Fass-
iurili a woman who is beilevud to havo-
bccn his Iommon law wife. and then
.l.lllcd himself in the apiiVItiucnts till
couple had (Iciupiml f0i six Wct‘ks 0n
.tliI- tiIird floor of a livc~st0ry tencmcnt
house in East Eighty- lll'tli street.
Miihll ck was found dead ill his
bed. wi h u i'ci'olvci' clasped iii his»
hand and two bullet wounds in tho left
breast. The woman fcli dying in tho
iiailw.ay with blood st cumin: from
her chin and from a ho lot wound in
,iho right shoulder. She m... taken to
.thi hospital. whcre shc died a {cu
hours later.
Mulilbaik was a munufurturei or en
amcl letters. The woman was your“;
and pretty. and llicli ucifihbors say
that from thr- nctlous of hluhibackio-
ward his companion he appeared to be
chtrcmcly jealous of hot: and they fre-
qucutli quurrcled.
NEW LONDON. March fir—’TIN,‘ four
liaiians who arc. atciiscii of kiliim:
Gucrino Mcnghi last Sunday were not
presented in polite Wilt},- this. monitor:
its Coroner Brown had put tiled his rc
port it ith the proiicctiti'nVVsVVSI bitgrney. The
hearing will probably I ’VjIVlace Mon
‘Wili you accept lire National chair IdvertiIa your nuts in The Sentinel day morning.
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