WING 'COUGH
t'.‘that holds on
. .aii relncdics needs
mutiwttbovc all than
.11 mere
hfillixttu’e‘ won't do.
tlt'thc cold that causes
Melt « .
. hat?- Scott's Emuibion.
Why. [Scott's Emulsion},
J - kiss it stops the'jirrita-
s ‘lllcs the tissuelslva'nd
. it. to affected membranes.
Zthuf " Right away.
”l-V's Emulsion begins to
' Ip3with Iitc frst dose.
. .9 p‘ll in you. assay»! has upon rag-sat.
' t I DOWN Iv .‘ .m. Purl Street, New York.
._ ..
«3701: van- _. -y wines or liquors?
I" 1
1.1!. ch.
ilntl tho best
_ ’ R‘I‘: - WINES.
' you need an- -ngth'.'-—Ti‘y a bottle.
Also llil‘ 1th of liquors.
not'fw'c: tint no.bcttsr meal ls
W"N“)lp:lfiffililh¥lfmfl ‘ at‘ our restau-
1- . . “. and;
'1', “RI- ,SGHJUI."
; ~Iiroad.Avonua.
. .t; ‘I.’"‘,‘" of Thomas
“£1.15”. « o-tnorn' avenue. Bast
Halli tyre-opinion with load.
{ion and Lot build tit-an, fifteen
In" 1:61 by ma.
9 .1“- ram t-stan' newton" ‘
coir-i tastyoiiln‘si its - wear.
. , ~11 ‘ '
' 1 lire to“ initial: .‘ H
‘ i at Freed bl”
' :m: itmv.""‘
W'
. pickles: without waiting
. ‘hnrlcl‘faon Minot-.1 burning
. 0]!"in an (Inn.
3. , "
his“. ompt. q ‘:k ur-
. ;, ”0;. 30.1! Ly
HQ? ‘7‘? .1. .' ~‘
Warlord ll learnt
'3 (furl-rpm to. I.
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Home:
Tarn Will Play In Out City the Com Konokspotlnauli'l II class Initiation
log . . ‘ Tonight In In dmt.
NEW HAVE . COM-1 ”"0“ “1“. A special meeting of Rout-imputa-
After numerous special meetings and ninth 'l'rlbe, I. 0. R. M. was lit‘ItI taut
nun spirited debatas, ii W” finally night. at the Main street wlgwam. and
decl ed at the meeting of the Con' arrangements were madofor cuto:taln-1
nectlcut Baseball league directors. 1 lug ”“1 great chiefs who are to com"
hcl her today. that the W‘Il ”W" to.thls reservation tonight to Witness
ball team will play In this city 1,01” the the adoption of a\class ofislxly1thrcv
coming season- palofttces. All the preliminary work'
The only committee to report 81 was} completed.“ this meeting. to
this mostlnl was the one continued that the «Ingres work may be started
.0! Meglrl, O'Rourke and Bristol, WllOZtohiglil at 8:30 o'clock sharp. nix:
reported tn reference to local grounds. ' hundred Red Man are expected hero;
The committee reported that grounds Including two hundred from l‘ncasi
could be secured hero without tron-I'rribc of South Norwaik. whose team
ble_ and their report, was accepted ll)‘ will work the Hltntsr.snd Warrior de-
the directors. The location of the .gtct-m. The Adoption and Chief's Il('~
that. Jyoti...
.......
MI
Messrs. Golly. of Hartford and Wave.
of New‘ Haven.
The two largeutccigar makers in
ttonnccticut are Charles Soby of Hart-
ford and F D. Uraye. of New Haven.
Then- two manufacturers turned out
front their big fuctorlcs cigars as fol-
lows:
Mr. Soby~~i.593,000.
. g Mr. tiravc-~-i,l2:l.000. I
. I Figures glvcn ottt by the revenue do-
“ partntent. sltow that from a total of
1.027.152 pounds of tobacco used In
’ the district, 52,298,001 cigars were
made. Thorn.- figures show tllat Mcssrsn
1 Grave and Baby make nearly one-fifth
of all the cigars made In Connecticut
and Rhoda Island. the two states which'
' port progress.
1 cipshordnauc establishments in the
grounds will not yet be made public.
Vice-President llannhcr. oi Merl-1
den, has lately bought the New ila-
ven franchise, and has offered It to.
any responsibil- ncrson for salt- at ”11'
same price for which he bought it.
Should he fall to secure a purchaser.
he. .will withdraw from the Moridcn
management anti handle the team.
himself. In reference to thc possibil-
ity of James 1-}. Mchnn. of this city.
purchasing the franchise, Mr. Dana-
hcr stated today that Mr. McGann did
not want It under any circumstances.
A chnugc made today In the cm:-
stitution of the Connecticut league
and which will benefit the smaller
towns. was In regard to thc division
of the gate receipts. which will, for
the coming sent-ton. be on u 50 per}
cent. basis Instead of a 00 and to per
cent., as heretofore. The next. meet~
lug will no called on March 29. The
directors todav Voted to give 850 to
the person submitting thc best sched—
tile for the league games.
IRISH EDUCATION ESTIMATES.
LONDON March 15. 2:50 p. m.-
Thc government was defeated In the
House of Commons today by III to 11m
votes on n motion of .lolln Redmond.
the Irish lender, for it reduction of thc
Irish cd'ucation estimates. As It was
In the nature'of u snap division cllgi-i
neared by the Nationalists. tltc govern-
1«ment refused to resign. lmt It Is rc-
gurdcd us another straw showing the;
direction of the wind. Mr. Rctlntund‘s 1
motion wuanttde with the object oi“
'alling attention to lrlslt (lricvunccs.
hc division was taken almost immed-
iately after the commencement of tbct
discussion. when the liberals illlti na-l
tionalists were In strong force. The
result was greeted with great cheering. g
especially frotn the Irish benches. 'l‘hc '
opposition iutmcdiutcly moved to lo
Premier Balfour oppos- .
He admitted. amltlst'
ed the motion.
.inuch laughter, that It was obvious the t
government had been defeated on a l
proposal to reduct- a vote by 8500, but
there was a considernble amount of:
financial business to be. transacted lit-1
tore March 31, and llt,‘ did not see why.
any time should be w'tu-tcd. .
Mr. Balfour added that the honors-i
ble member had succeeded In reduc-
lug the vote for Irish education by wool
and the government accepted the opin-
ion of the House on the subject. 1
Mr. Redmond rctorted:
“We have dcfttttcd Illt gorernment.”f
"It was then that Mr. Redmond mov»
ed to report progress. This was tic-.
fasted by 171 to 140 votes. the govcrnw
ment majority being twenty-five.
The governmtnl in the Interim had
succeeded in nmslcrlng enough minis-4
terlallsts to sort» the situation. as In
the event of at second adverse vote thc
ministers would have been bntlltd to‘
resign.
TWO KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION.
CHICAGO, March 15.—Two persons
were killed and several injured today.
In an explosion that wrecked the plant
of the. (‘hicago Toy Novelty Company.i
The explosion was caused by the IgnI-l
tipn of 150 gross or toy pistol caps:
stored In the building. One of the}
dead ls Henry Jordan, a foreman who
escape l
REAR ADMIRAL O'NEIL RETIRED.
WASHINGTON March 15~Rear ‘Atl-
mlral Chm O'Neil was retired to-
day on at pf age. He was then
detached» can duty as chief of the
Bureau 1' yggrdnance and assigned to
main” personal inspection of the prin-
United ‘Btat s and Eurons.‘ Betta
authorised to extend his researches to
China and Japan. .5.
l thtLi‘n
diplomatic.
‘o'u r i n g all
" r‘ Aaron Banks Sherwood died at 6.
o'clock last nights: his home. 951 ‘
‘will witness the degree work.
‘ will begin.
. In one night.
in. c. newm st (10., Chicago. Is on the
. the house being flit-rally pitched.
grtvtt will be worked by the Koncka-
potanunlt team.
(lrtut Snchom William H. l’ond. of
Hartford. and staff. will be here untl
It will
be the first official visit of the great
('llIIIH to the new wlgwunt. of the
Bridgeport reserVntion. which is one.
of llit‘ ilnuat In the state.
A dclcgutlon of Red Men in fltll re-
gullu and war paint will surround the
depot tonight. at 7:30 o‘clock for the
purposi- of meeting the visiting South'
Norwntk chiefs. who will arrive ovcl‘t
”it big iron trail. and will escort
them to the Konckapotannuh wig-
wum.
The great t'llict's will be recuivtd by,
u committee of post salt-Items of thcl
ttibc. and [hill the work of the night';
It will take from 8:30:
o'clock until after midnight to confer
.thc fottr degt'rcs. and It will be the
first limo III the history of thc ordrr
Ill this suite iuut nil four tlcgrces have
been worked on so many candidates
With this addition to its lillllIIit'I‘N.:
tbc, members of KtlIlt'IiillltlliIllllllhI
trlbc will be int-tinned to over six hillt-
drtd. making It iltc lurgtst tribe in titcf
stair. not] the third largest In the:
l‘nitctl Stairs. .
After the work of tllc night Is over
'ublcs will be. sprcud III the bunqucl-
hull. and it it'll“ of corn and venison'
will be served:—BrIdgt-port ’I‘clcgl‘nm-
I'nlon.
I ~_._.. ...._,_ ..
THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
The name Witch Hazel In much
abused. E. C. DcWitt 6:. Co.. (fhlcu-l
go. arc the Inventors of the original;
and only genuine Witch Hazel Salvc.‘
IA ccrluin cure for cuts, Burns. Bruin-I
’cs. Eczema. Tctter. Plies etc.
There
are many conntcrfclts of this
«me of- which are dangerous. while
they are all worthless. In buying.
Witch Hazel Salve sec that the name
box and a cure is certain. Sold b)"
O.
(‘llfford Pharmucy,
FENBURG STOCK COMPANY.
Greeted by an Over-flowing Audience at
Hoyt'a, Last Night.
The Il‘enberg Stock Company mnstt
have felt highly complimented last.
night. by thc gl-etting It received on Its i
I'litllli engagement, at lloyt's 'I‘hcutrc.;
'I III‘
play presented was A Mun of Mystery.
with the following cunt:
Noah Lott ........... Will .i. Kennedy 5
Ililly Iiurltc ....... Joint R. Higgins
Ilcrbel‘t Imnlie ........ Mcrton Struck“
l‘lort III'I (llcnwood . (ll-csstc (‘ttunudtt ;
.‘tlllly Iiyrton .......... Adellc Aililnlsl
Ned Keene ........ Lawrence Ilruoko
Richard tilcnwootl . . .. Wilson It. 'l‘otld .
Kttic llurltt ........ \‘Irginlu Zollmunl
'l’otnmy lhc mouse . Matthew Kochleri
.litg Ilttrkc ................ l-tht (lrayf
This play uiforded ftlll opportunity‘
for all the players, and they acquitted-
themselves in a most stillsitlt‘ttlly mun-'
ncr. holding the closest attention oil
the audience. and eliciting must cnthu~ ‘
siastic applause In several thrilling‘
climaxes. The specialties were Mario
hit-Neil. who Is cerotainly it great lady
cornt‘tlst: Grace linllltlny. in
dancing. and Mallory lirothcrs and:
Brooks, musicians and singers. heir.
nctly isu new feature. and it great one?
He kept the audience convulsctl duringl
his entire appearance on the stage‘.!
All the other specialties were of the}
most pleasing character.
The Fenberg Company Is ccrtuinlyi
an excellent one, and their repertoire«
of plays offers a week of much pleasure
for theatre patrons. Matinces Wod-
nesday and Saturday. Tonight. "0n
the Stroke of Twelve."
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & Co., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar us a throat and ltntg
remedy and‘on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many Imitations are offered
for. the genuine. Aslrfor Foley's Hon.
e and Tar and refuse any substitute
0 cred as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. it. Is mild-
ly laxative. It contains no opiates and
Is safest for chll ren and delicate per-
sons. Sold at Pia sted's drug store. "i
I
AARON BANKS SHERWOOD.
Death of One of Orldgsport's Veteran
‘ Business Man.
Park avenue. Brl . port. at the age1of
B'I s, and rub him perishos the
.1. .91 his generation of the old time
‘ langridgenor-t mono! that day. I
7 ' aim so year-«.ot-ase. and the later
‘ mu Minoan, .
titers, 0t 1331an H0 1'" 00“-
‘porary with..-tga late Daniel H.
dint; Bronson Hayley. George Ster-
Sherwoodfiw ’ and other lead-
s retired from active. business
.. ethic llfsmere devoted to his
estate interests. He was a man-
the... 01-1 the heath
and wombat from «to the
husiannuan attire cl . .
and whom In reen-
. hn-._Mber15.&81}_aad
'0 Y0” .‘-.. 1..
~11 comm... +-
‘ |=X .11: - ‘.9 .9 u
« lilac Wflmrtisou “:1..an
wastrel-wood. Rename")
Adam
will!
“new
. int: I'cntnic Ills. '
. ltuntlrctlsol thotmtntlsoi \vomcn
.. 1y dot/cmoatarrafrom the system.-
i"
. 1.
i . W .
- Miss Nettie Blackmorc. Min
neapolis', tells how any youngi
woman stay In. pumanently?
cared oI1.monthly pains by talc-g
ing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound. ‘
“ Your! \Vousvz—I had fi't'qncnt
like special advice. write freely
to .“I'I. Plnkhmn. She will hold
your letter in strict utttildencc.
itbc can surely help you. for no
make up the district and more titan
one-fifth of all the cigars made Ill Can 7
neciicut. The figures of tho colloc-I
tora' omce In regard to the business of
the district last year anti for 1902 aro‘
as follows:
Pounds of Tobacco Used for Cigars.
1902 1903
Colin .......... 959.865 1.028.152
Il.|.185.284 180.089‘
....'. l.l45.139
Itetttlncltch of a severe. nature. durii‘ lotal LZOBJIII
spots before my cyclt. and at. my mcn- 0‘3"" Made. “
styual periods isuil‘cred untold agony. , 1902' r. I) 931‘
A member of thc lodge adrined me to I (""m' """" 431253.890 "L“M'I’JII
tryhhyafllln 1.}. I’lnklmm's Vega-Ll “- ' ------ 3-790-48‘ 917891145.
tn) n bound l...i icnl 'u-orn1 .. _““"‘:‘ fl
gtxulpndv'tctljnnd fill 11.: t myi'uw was total ~ - :4 1 "91’“13” h2.088.8.iil
hOpclz-so. but Rm, L1,. at m, until I Pounds of iobucco Used for Cigarettes
bought. a liotilc and started llllt‘lnfll ‘ 190.2. J 1903‘
ii. lmon had «the beat rcamn in the (pun. ---------- 14-000 '1 13.”?
world to cllulltrtl my opinion of the ll. '1 - - - - ~ - 11 1 - - - 3.233 ‘14”
in ‘lilt'lllt'. its c.. it day Ill_\' Itchltll Iltl- '“""“""— ""'—"‘*
proved. and Iinully I was entirely with- . 'l‘llllll ........ “L333 ”.5715
ottt pain hi my menstruation periods. I‘liihl't'ltE's Made.
. i am moot. gnttcful."-—Nlc'rrtn “LM'K- 'Coun. ....... 4,483,100 5.210.489
noun. 7.”! t'cnirul Ave.. hlinncapolia, R. l. .......... 450.900 345.000
Minu- -—uooo mm: I! origlnal of «at». Icon m—~—~ -« «+——~——
movlw twin-mu cannot tn produrod. ’l‘ot ul ...... 4 1143.000 5.555.480
If there lsunvihlng‘ about your ,I" “m2 '“ Connecticut ”“2 pounds
rm. about “gm." 3‘0“ “rm.” .ot tobacco were manufactured Into
i.ou;f.tlotl little cigars. and last year
i3 ilttl pounds Wore made Into the small
smokes. lll Rhode Island last. year
only iourtccn pounds of tobacco were
person itt America can spottk 1""‘““ W" ““8" “'83“:
from n \vldcrevporlcncc In front-
i~1|tc Inns helped.
buck to health. "or address in
Lynn. Muslin; her advice Is free.
fi—
Proposed Law.
The 'tll'll I'It't'l'illl to prevail that till"
proposed changc in the law giving to
rural carriers am increasi- in salary
from $000 to $720 per year. prohibit-
ctl them from carrying packages for
patrons on their routes. In responsi-
to a petition froln patrons on the rural
routes running trom Bridgeport. that
the prcatcnl practice he continued.
(Yongrcvsnutn Hill has replied as fol1
lows: ‘
“I not Ill rccclpt of your letter with
reference to the rural free-delivery
carriers arid the salary question con-
ncctt-d therewith The Committee on]
l’ostoiilce and Host Roads has recom-
lncnded tho Increw oi‘ the salary of
the rural carriers go 8720 a year. and
has also recommended that they be
allowed to continue the pat-lingo and
express business. under proper and;
what seems to be reasonable restric-
tions. In other words, they can cott-
tinttt- that class of \\tli‘k anywhere. at
any tlmc_ upon the.- request of patrons
whom they arc serving. .
"The great trqublc In. the past
seems to have bccn caused by the ac“
tiou of some carriers ilrt'onstiiuting
themselves canvassing agents for
some one department store. or ‘fOr
some one mail order agency, or for
some one newspaper. to the detriment
of the rest of the community in it
business way. and the Idea of the com-
patrons and not permit himself to bo
llFt‘tl In the Intcrcst of any one Iillll'
vldnal ilrm llr|CtllllviliI.\'. I am quite
sure that you will concur In this con-
clusion and agrcc that It is a wise one."
SCOUTS FOR EXPOSITION.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 15.—The
transport Thomas has arrived from
Manila with the Eleventh Infantry and
1513 Philippine scouts. The Infantry
trill go Into the model camp at the
Presidio preparatory to the trip to
It‘astern stations .0. which they have
been ordered. Capt. Carrlngton is In
command of the scouts who will appear
at the St. Louis Exposition.
MAILING FIRST-CLASS MATTER.
WASHINGTON. March 15.—Acting
Postmaster-General Wyline has called
the. attention of all postmasters to the
law restricting the mailing of first
class mail matter to not exceeding four
pounds In each package. The statute
has not been strictly enforced for some
time, but will be in the future.
EASY WAY To CURE CATARRH.
Breathtflyomsi and Kill All Oathrrhat
Germs. “Money Back If I! FIIII,"
Say Zsltfuss Pharmacy.
There Is no dangerous stomach
dragging when using Hyomel. The
healing and aromatic balsams which
compose. this wonderful treatment
are breathed through a neat pocketin-
guitar that ,oomes with. every 81 out-
I. . ' _ 1 .
In this way..thc germ-killing and
health~givlng Hyomei penetrates.‘ to
the most remote ce a of the lungs.
It searches out and kl in disease germs
In the air moi the head. throat
and nose. soothes, Ind heals-tlte’lrfl-
titted mucournssmbrane. and absolute-
Such. Remarkable results ,’havo .3
lowed the use a: Hyomel by the
The total number of manufacturers
' In the district In 410. or whomc 350 are
1 in (‘onnct-tlcttt. These paid to the gov-
ernment In taxes last year $191,105.75.
. as against “81.107.94 In 1902. The Con1
Inectlcut manufacturers paid 8156.774.-
10 on cigars; $435.18 on little cigars
‘ and $4,781.69 on cigarettes. The. Rhodc
island manufacturers paid 828,710.50
M].~.._IC°"I'¢"'"I" Hi“ EXPIIIM Intent 0". for taxes on cigars and $403.92 on
‘ cigarettes.
Last montlt “82.073 cigars were
luttldc In the district and a tax of 812.-
i 555.22 paid on them. Of small cigars
”2.000 were made and a tax of $22.68
« paid on them. On cigarettes a tax of
”359.62 was paid; on snuff. $2.50. and
’ on all other tobacco. 8209.80.
WOMEN'S KIDNEYS.
Women are more often afflicted with
kidney disorders than men. but attrib-
.ute the symptoms to diseases peculiar
'io their sex, while tin reality the kid-
neys arc deranged. Norvousncss.
headache, puffy or dark circles under
.the eyes. pain in the back, are signs
Iof kidney trouble that must. not be'
lignorcd. or a serious malady will re
.sult. Foley's Kidney Cure has rcsior-
ted the health of thousands of weak.
lncrvous, broken down women. It stops
1Irregular-lites and strengthens the uri-
‘uztry organs. It purities the blood
turd benefits the whole system. Sold
' Plaisted's drug store. ”
‘ - POST OFFICE RECEIPTS.
New Haven Shows Most Remarkable
l Gain in Percentage Over Last Year.
1 WASHINGTON. March 15.~A report
gins! Issued by the post-office dcpart-
lineut showing the increases In postal
.rcceipts of 50 of thc largest ofiiccs In
the country dcmonstrutes that Hart
‘ , most mlttcc, which I think you will see Isiftll‘tl and Nov Ilnvcn stand well u in
perished In the burning ruins afterlcatchy coon songs; Will J. Kennedy-Jmmmy proper. is w restrict the “Hummus“ ‘ ( p
helping a score of girl employees tol in monologue and song, and mimicl m,- to n“. 59“....“ of his IL‘RIlIml’liI'tlhu \vhoic mum”. for ”w mouth. The
in fact. New Haven 10th
receipts of New Haven for the lnonlh
amounted to 830.811.13. as compared to
$25,261.13 during the corresponding
month last year. This Is no incrcusc
of 511.580. or a percentage of 15.84. a
remarkable record.
Thc rccclpts of thc 'Hartford oilicc
Were 327.516.61 this year. During the
month of February. 1903, the rocciptt.
were 826.108.99. an increase of $1.430»
02. or 6.5 per cent. Those are the only
two offices mentioned In the state.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dcl.. says; "i suiterod for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. j I tried everything I
could hear. of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brasiilsn Balm, and one so
cent bottle citred me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalstcd. F. H. Bax.
tor, and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
TO Phonon: QUAIL.
stlea Will be Brought Here From
indlan Territory.
HARTFORD, March 15.—The winter
has been a severe one for quail as well
as other game and many flocks of quail
have been found dead In different parts
of the state. In order to overcome the
loss. Clapp a. Treat, of this city. pro
pose to take up the matter In the In
torest of sportsmen and will fill any
orders received up to Tuesday evening.
The firm will purchase quail in the
Indian Territory with expense be
yond the actualvcost to i one who care
to order. The birds will be liberated
here In sections where the purchasers
prefer. being turned over to them for
that. purpose. «The hm already has
orders for ma :0 _ , ,and.will like-
ly have plenty more be re tonight.
. STOP THAT cOLD.
‘ it may result in ammonia. an.
51in Balm is basalt up Golds whoa-
tflfl. almost vi out exception.
. tisve in it so.t If!“ .
Bridge- gtvs their. personal maniac to. we .
be
pen is In Bouth‘Noiwaik. that Bimi- 1'" _
Phafimacy have the greatest confidence I“r '3 “01M ”-90 bottlos. “'9 Oil!
in. the power are «tons. mflg‘o’mafiul‘" .“d riot-torn «
"I I . 91“ new PUL'LED our.
I’w Last man... the 5:65 express
Mal roiling Into the west-bound depot
fund intimacy if it does not» cars.
they purchaser to he sole judge
. i . . . . .
gummymwmantla oaths WI first. _ .mmual one and. the *thcdrawhsad on the tender suddenly ,
I _. Admi'qnttuge gt mdmdlcmfltmt-
”in. 1 ,nt .. may ,, _ .
‘ ' ‘ .‘ ."in “him“ it tout-ems. ox-
wtttts it it can. as
t .
Gooo
FOOD
(III) N l; W
lt ts the old New England Rusk. once so universally
used. with the advantage oi being made from malt ilour.
It ran give It a week's trial we believe that you will
feel as we dt~4That NO MEAL ts Complete. withouta
portion of GOOD RICH FOOD.
For sale at all the leading grocers. 10c 21 package.
The New England Food 00.,
8'0th Norwaik, Conn.
that ever
Crossed a. .
Cigar Counter
tsuotann
FRONT
In F001) or our DIDDIES
are made Itom whole wilt-at lllilIiCd‘dhell ground inlo
Ilour. anl seteuiiiically cooked and prepared.
RICH
RUSK TO 'l‘iiE
AGAIN.
navm YOU USED
BRAZILIAN
fill: GIII‘A'I
ANIISLPI III
' cums
utt: mat.
on) Census
“(MS 1“ M65.
, con
1 . anterior
TCATARRII
ONLY Hm cm
SUMPTMIQN
MW fills "I! .
BAI. ;
_CROUP
., . . ,1istssearns 1 .
condemns
Otto! CM KNOWN.
CIT E1788
GRIP
"I 21 WINS.
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