Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 23, 1905 · page 8

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CAUGHT THIEF AT WORK.

 
 
 

William Goheba, of the Steamer Eagle.
Puniuhed Man.
William Gchcbe, n dock bond on tho

stcnnioi Eagle, oi’ the Norwulk' Steam
bout Company. administered a. well

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

5‘8 aro-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. former cmployo of tho, Norwnly Stomp.
boat Company. Gannon Hilppotl on
board the bout. while. she win-1 upload-
log her cnrgo in New York. and find
ing Gehebo‘s cont nturted lo riile the
pockets.

limit" How cowardly, therefore. for
n to belt for meroyi with all the
11d money essentni to n succeed-

 
 

 

110. all the Tours of criticism

 

imted agnlnut the government
, its tough rather than yield to
“(note inter to and for having
“edggto win» victories would be con-
‘ ed with added fury against the.

 
 

 

 
 

 

G'cbebe. caught him in the not end

pounded him almost to n pulp. tlunnon
was

taken to the hospital in New
York and an unverified rumor was

 

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Alexandria Silenccd1
Hours; Short Record.

AWFUL ooMBARDMENTS

Gibraltar. Alth5ugh W5“ After Week
8.000 Shell: 1: Day Wore Hui-led
at it, Withstood Allied Fleets of
Spnln and Fruit“ for Eight Huh-
.drea and Seventy-four Dsyl.

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‘In shortnceu and. dorislvonons it will
be difficult to beat the record of Alex-
andria, overy gun at which was circu-
tuuliy silenced within ten hours by
our fleet under Admiral Seymour. .1 3'3
London Tit- Bits. But these few iii .. .1
witnessed such a destructive deluge

 

of them monsters of 1,700 pounds
twelght. fired from Brian Suns. Slu-
gulaily enough. this murderouu hail
of iron did little damage to the torti-
iiicntions, the majority of the shells
burying themselves harmlessly in tho
porupoiu of sand which had been
raised to protect the batteries.

'Ilut so terriblo'wns‘the havoc and

‘ cocoon.

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beefy.
Firmsr Quniii;
”l rotten my stock on cod liver oil." ‘
n tdrmor said at the abattoir no other .1
(lily. "1 and that this oil is chapel.-
than groin and. that it produces a
liner, firmer quiliiy ot tot.‘ It worlds
admirably on pigl. To young night
give one auntie 11 SW and to adult!”
give a quartet 5th lfin?t The phi-kite
like it; you can tell if thiy are tnkiuk‘
too much by it peculiar lasaltuoo that.
they develop Killed. their to: himj
if they have been rivet-15d with the
oil. a yellow instead of it clean white
hue. To cattle 1' give a. half pint of
oil daily. and to sheep about the same
quantity as to piss.
“Since 1 adopted the system of all
fattening two years ago I have made
more money of! my stock than over
lit-role "l‘l1e3 out less grain now by
:l-urly 40 per cent and at the same
time they weigh heavier than. they

oil rnw. no 1 mixed it up with ;.1usl.
tjod liver oil is up excellent thing for
brokenwinded horses. Tin-tact, I use
this iluid for a dozen purposes on my.
form. buying it in built from the
wholesale dealers." ~‘n Philadelphia
Recoiii., = a " '

Recipe for Cocosnut Layer Cake.

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ltantina. We are

Price 50c to 5150.

la YOUTH.

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Plain and Fancy Muhnirs.

Fashion his doomed that the propér mateilal this person: for
showing a complete line or. more 341on in all the
Check: and Funny Weave» Many of the utyleu wazaco showing now cunnot be duplicated later in the reason.

Annual Solo ofl Furs.

it has always been 01}: custom tor close out every piece of For the season that it is bought and to carry oath.
in; over from one treason to another.
is now on and every piece iii included; nothing is reservéd The goods are right. the prices are low and the mount

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Housefurmshpng Department

. I dilflerveli punishment; the other day to of shot and shell as might well have prod to. The but hors tell me their ‘ . -
he 11 mm t the blots , - . L . . GalvanizedChnmber Pails. ........... - ‘
guy thinglgl‘ield higrshul (fyamu al'ma'“ “hm“ he caught trying t0 T0” laid it big city in rui11u.No fewer ”Will is better. too. They say it is Flat Irons m, lb, 2:3‘31‘5'5‘Sufiii‘53 (5&2?ng ”13% $333: 5512?: if
15’ ennui. defiant General K“m"'ll11iiii “3;” ":‘yiwgoli‘u‘mllll‘fil *0 rob than 10,000 projectiles Wore hurled ilrmer. liner and the int is whiter. 01 Egg Beate'rsm , ,c Galvanized 1.005 Tubs ....... 39.3 6 qt. Milk Pairs 19:
nt stands in danger of detontl "a H 11111011. 8‘“ “m“ ‘1 against the forts of Alexandria. many Course. on animal won't take cod livol‘ Earthen 'I‘eafil’ots 1........l....... 19c Berry I'iesoos ’ 25c $10.50 Dinner Bets, lot-Q. :: :.:'.'.I.“$?.fiti

 

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hRAMdHY

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this and Shirt Waist Suite is 'Mohnlr or Brib‘
west ottocts Plain colors in all qualities.

 

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The only way that we can do this is by making low prices. This sale

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T, Norwalk, Conn.

2 Ann 5 GAZETTE BUILDING

 

persistently about the streets this
morning to the effect. that be either

 

turnout that accepted war and

 
 
 

slaughter wrought among the udhor- (‘ocoonut layer outflow-For the oak6 .ititgtmgiu‘tMurpjfld'td‘.yh‘ou 51m 1

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

‘ etrayed the country. A. govern— « ,. . . .
that Would crave peace of Itus~ lilting? or his inimion or would me ““15 0’ “a" Pasha by ”‘9 “5mg 311““ W Will“? 0‘ butter 11" kitchen store down “hetero you
‘ Timmy while still capable of win- .c... iglclgleuttlll olmthte Shells Whig? “mod pounds oi murdered sugar. 1-2- bed inst nigntr.’ Mald~“No. mam l 1
It: ctory would be giving the party . i‘ l till It? 1‘ 3 Were it“ <‘ Y EVECU‘ teaspoon ' of nutmeg grated the . ‘
announce genuine grounds for it rev~ FOREIGN MISSIONS. :utod; Willie some Oflhl‘ “Will ““1““ intro and 12 tho. giuted pool of 1 lem- 21:3 3:321: layzgilcdnxrnntlig ($3 :3: .5.
a il » 'htch ie'tii ycl almost the , ’ ‘ ' '
interesting Meetings 50 be Held Tm! _ FL 11 ( roi 1 on tho “bins of eggs in gill of milk. gave it a few kklts."-Boston Trans-

 
 
 
 

9 facts of the militoiy situation.
“hi! country and arguments of ex-
‘Iiedioncy were all against peace. and for
. 536an the war hopefully
. SAN FRANClSt 0 rep. 23.—_T11e
three ~oflicere oi‘ the Russian cruiser
Lena who incite their porole here
_ _ attuned to Russia. will in all
Mobility he allowed to rcmain‘there
enhancers consul in this city is
accredited with tho ututvmont that tho
.Japanose government in not desirous
of. hitting? the. oiiicors compelled to
return lictc.”ll1is will relieve the
United Statue. govotunwnt of the no-
penalty of demanding their return.
1‘ which, would have to ho. done should

Japan make the request.

'_ sFRlDDERlKSHAVN, Denmark. Feb.

.23iw'17he 'tiiird Russian l’uciiic squad-
. ron,‘commundod by ltenr Admiral Nun

~bogntoff, lct‘t Shanon llhy heading
westward tinting the night
_ T0le lt‘E‘i) 2..i.~.\s. 11 result of u
‘ conference with the bankers of ’i oklo,
kaohulnq, (.lsult.1 Nagoya and Ky,oto
the government has prluitt'uiiiv dt‘tt‘r-
‘1 mined upon a fouitb (hunt-stir 10.111 of

’ 190 H000 0th y.en to be issued at 00 per
cent. and payable in seven your. ."lhe
tormai announcement of the icon is
eXpected soon.

NEW (‘- ”WANG Feb. 2.. ------ Numbers
ot._paroleii Russian ofllcors who took
pa t. in the dttt'cnto of l’oii Althui.
claiming that they are on their way
their homes in Sibel 1.1. have much—
here fiom Shunghni .und go honro

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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at night no or. to avoid Chinese bun~
tilts
Rusoluh lust. mi: west of the] Jan li'l-
er keep in touch 11itl1 r‘oitnin inhabi-
tents of Non t‘huang und it is ll. lit rod
that. scvoiul foruigneis who haw Hilltil
rénm'ed from hero inspired the “Hi
Median mid on New (lhwaniz. The
Japanese administration is now I‘Xt’i‘
dining at more rtiict coneoiuhlp and is
taking atom to pmvrnt a repetition
of the leakage of information. ’ioduy
the adminintmilmi turned it prociuinu-
tion offering rewards for information
regarding Russian movements and the
whereabouts of epics or persons 11t-
tempting to dtunnke the rulirouds or
telegraphs.
The Tin» 'i‘sinltlinmiutin rniii-ouli is
suffering from 1111 llxci‘fis of t'roight.
There are heaps of canon of chonp
Bhsnglini- inado liquor und other stores
atiChingwnniao. nwuiting ti'nnnport
Greeks dud nonedeuiript vendors mo
1 hulking large profits in trading with
the Russians in uddltlon there in a
‘oohntnnt stream or low clout: women
ing their Why to and item “lion

2‘ an
‘ to Put-ls. north of Mukdeu is not
nsidercd to he in (longer, .13 was 10-
' tied at the tiinc of the recent Jup-
‘Ifiheeo raid in tlziut direction.

 

Temptation culls on you in» often
1.15M. your terms with it noon 110001110
very intimate.

Eel-w-w—www .

 

itn‘dbnrrv
y. hoot at homo in neither onto
Willem The. ptiit‘ehiliouul thoif

want owner ofton ill-tin Tito

' Ittathe wrong end or the line

In MItooouni; ban to be settled
depositing money with

villi: others. in removed.
it- untried in the pocket on-
, mtg matte a payment

 

purpose of the conference in to hour
ropmts f1 om tho 11115511111 fields and in.

no difficulty in getting at it, while.

 

Afternoon and Tonight.

The thirty-second mutual emeoting
of the Baptiut Foreign Mienionmy

cut. representing seventy-live churches,
in holding a convention in the South
Nor-walk Baptist. Church today. The

tensity tlioinierest in the work.

’l‘ho tlrst session coninwncod this
nt‘iornoon iii ‘t o t 100 k with iill ttddiostl
bv Miss Miilgillt‘l Fumun, of Africh.

She has followed by the state secro
turjr, Mrs. Rent. A discussion
lowed the addresses.

Tonight Miss l. M. ilughcc. of Munh
1noin.Burmnh. will spouk and there
will iw u inunlipl 11101.:er

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DESERTED FROM THE NAVY.

 

Boenische Willing to he Punished so
He Can Reform.

Frank Melville Boonlsche. of ldust
Norwuik. who inns nrrontod some time.
ugo in East Nurwulk, und who hue.
enjoyed considerable notoriety of into.
has. manifested 11. desire to roform.
linst night he was somewhat under the
intlucucc of liquor and was arrested by
()ilicet‘ Wulicr Hull. Wiicu lit" was at
tho police station ho t'Ollftth-lsel'i that
he won it dosertor from the United
Staten navy nntl requested thitt the
navy be notified and be ho sent buck.
lit: wished to brook uwuy from bud

hue been frequenting.

lloonist‘lio (inserted from the Denver
iii. Philadelphia. in May, 1904. Ills
rnm- wiil come up thin nftornoon or
tomorrow, and in all probability no
will b1 i't-turncd to tho nuvy

WASHTNGTON'S BIRTH DAY SOCIAL

Lincoln Council Gives Successful
Event in Mystic Chain Hail.

Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. 51.. gave it
vnrv pleasant social and dance lust ev-
(mini: in Mystic Chain Hall. The mu-
sic for tho uffalr wan providl-d by Bon-
g1 r 's Orchostia and It‘ll‘f‘SiimfiluLS were
served during the ev.rning

The committee in cliurgo of the at
i'uir comprised it"flcdt‘l‘itk Si-oflold. Sn,
(ivorge (iverton, James Johnson, Char-
ion Wnrncr. (lhnrlen Youniri-i, Freder-
if k Svnftolrl. .lr., .lohn l’lundcr and
linlph l’cnneil

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MEETING

WORK.
.\ noonday religious meeting was
hold today in the factory of tho Nor»
wulk Iron Works by Meant-u. Hender-
son and Meredith. tho revtvniiuts.
Standing on u. miieulvo iron casting
Mr. liondoreon delivered a brief atl-

PRAYER AT IRON

 

MR. LINDSTROM WiLL TAKE A
BRIO

‘tllto hindsirom, tho wolllknown mid
populur South Norwuilt Rod liltin-
burbor. will be untrried. ’l‘hurudny ovo

the homo or the bride in Brunford.
Mina tlrmiiion formerly roilidml
0‘ out. Norwnik
couple will return to thrill. Norwuik
will-r11 the uroom hurt it homo prepared
lit 17 (inborn nvouue.

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SUPPER TO HOQEMEN.

pruning in honor of hip iiiriiuiny.
ninilr who u very enjoy
Mr. domino: prov (iii ll. lino and bowl

tubio hoist.“
CHRts‘l‘ CHURCH 600m...

 

Norw nik.
pal Church.

 

toihorii note Mrs. Wibbtoton."

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’10 tel YESlerdfiy “lid bumped it on an “VB W“ Th' dmdrhiinutiou ”Mm . mam Fem am 001'
‘ h . I i. i ‘ w W
wot luitnmu. Stanwood?“ ”' ”‘7" ‘7; gglwtfggudmznté mewxlfllm; 52‘3“” m Midi» ‘l ”Mild“ GOT 03M! RSSims

 

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conference of Southwestern (ot1noctl-.

foi-‘

11nd tho ceremony in to tukc piano at

in
After it briot' tour tho

timrgo W. Burnguo one of tho bomb
inr 1110311011HK or l’utuum Hood Coin-l.
pun). new it supper to tho monitwru
of tho compuny ill the hose house l‘iiust
ii ‘1
mm; one “a of Port Arthur 'obn ho found in tho

The proceeds will he do-
votod to the benefit of Christ lithium

whole of the innit. 1

Subautopol. with its grlm. massive
forte were quickly evacuated. while
some defended by 700 guns. runny of
them of heavy onlibi'f‘, hold out against
the combined armies ‘of France 1111.]
England for 327 days. When. howmrr.
the place tvan evacuated it was found
that the town has in ruins- and to
complete the work of do‘ttiuction such
11.151.51.115 forts in; still remained
standing were blown up by tho engi-
‘newr.q of tht? allied forces.

1. took 11“.! days for tho Gormuns
iio bring Paris to hor burns a nun-7r»
‘ntlon ugo. During luntmrv. 187L110
licwcr than i0.00ti uholls Wi'l‘tt minod
on to the doomed town evory rim. and
of those .700 foil into the city pmprr.
liming u_ nipple duv,’ innuury ‘, the
l'russlnns hurled “.1000 projectiles nt
'l‘niis nt 11 cost of £00..000 The huvoo
iii-6., wiought was fearful and the
11w'uliant: il'res threutehed to (itlSllOy
up 1er districts. “'Dtirlhg tho Sii’gt' 110
four: than in 000 of tho ihhnhitnnts
succumbed to dispose and hunger.
il‘or ninety-Tour duy'e i’lcvnn dotted
the pick of the Russian army. although
its defenders were hopolcefly outnum-
hi-red. and on Tlccemhor 10. 1877. lifter
tho last gruln‘pi‘ rye had been eaten.
the indomitable Turks spilled forth
and tried to how their way through

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porson; thri-o linrs of tronrhes wore
pierced. but tin? odds against lilt‘m
were too grout. Surrounded by all
most countlohs hordes of the enemy.
l1l.- men mmvn down by" swooping tor.
rout.“ of bullv‘tu and similar. the brave
leader at last yielded to 11.1.5 and £1
lowed the white ling to tlutior from
the roof of tho but near which he
was lying mutilated and In (loopy.

Khartoum withstood the Mahdi and
his boots for all days. undcr the brave
direction of Gordon; and in liars. (on.
William. with 15,000 men. with pro
visions for three months and ammo
nitlon for three daye. kept on invest
lng army of 50,000 at boy from .iuno
to November. “Gen. \ll'iiliama." wrote
Mouravlefl. the Russian gonornl. to his
gallant too. "you have mado yourrult
e name in history, and portcriiy will
utnnd amazed at the endurance. the
courage and the discipline which this
«logo has called forth in the rooming
of an army. Let nu arrange a cupi-
ttiiaiion which will satisfy the de-
rounds of war without disarming hu-
manity."

Gibraltar. no oil the world known.
stood imprognnhlo against all the no

loot: fleet. of gun nnd‘mortnr boots,
and floating batteries which had met
£000,000 to construct.

Richmond. Virginia. wan «lizliondctl
by Gen. lien through it your ol tort-thin

for eighty-air dnyn. when flop. lint-o-
iprli cumo to list rclioi; 11nd Strontium
with all its atrunnlh. defended by it
garrison of 1.7.000 men. lien in our.
render to the (loruutnu ttl‘ior u atom
of forty-night tiuyit. Among other not.
able slogan Matching mlrvivrti woven
month. Kimberley 12'; um. Lolly
unil'ii ‘iiil. llotolxnfstrohm ninetyi‘our
111105 seventy-two. Gaein seventy-
sovcn, itiltl C‘liitfll l-‘ort forii‘lsix tinyti.

A much closer 5111111151 to tho “logo

 

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‘ bombardment of huntinito during tho
; mount war between America rind

l l 4 pmmdn of flour 1 nocoanut freely‘
grntrd and i teaspoon oi baking pow
dor. Rub the optimum sugar to it
cream. then all the nutmeg and lemon.
thou iuiit thorounhiy with the milk.
llrat the whites until tilt! and silt the
flour. , 'i‘hen stir both "into (he mixture
alternately and best “in the coconut
and the baking: powder. Whisk briskly
for :1 moment or twonnd bake in jelly
cell" line. For the filling allow 1
pound of sheilud sweet. almonds.
tompnnns of mar water. ihewhitss of
toms and i~'.‘ pound of powdered
sonar, “lunch the almonds. dry them
and pound to n nae-to with the moo
wntor. rnrorvinfi two dozen whole,- ones
to ornament the top oftbe rake. W‘hisk
thu rrns until they brgin‘to whiten‘.
then silt slowly into this sugar. and
ho it with it long.‘ steamy sweep until it
in snow White and ran be out riéan
Hill a ‘ltuiio. ‘l‘h'rjn throw in the it
round paste and sol-rad a layer of icing
river rmh cello. ice hnd thicklv or'nn-
1110111 titr- it p out. almonds. which how
her 11 out into \‘E‘l\ thin slices
Results from Feeding Beet Pulp.
G. B. i.iti\"llll. ‘ll\o"1\‘i-ii known
rrramvrry'mnnngrlr of Boulder County.
buy»: ho him found that when beet
pulp is tod to milk com, the cream

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rlitunin: t'cnipemluro must also he
ratio-d. if he churned at the usual
teniporatuie it required from one to
two hours to do the churning and the
butter globules would not be. made
larger ilnm pin points Ho gradually
iiiticnsrd the temperature until he
mold do the churning in forty-live
minutes. the butter‘iglobules became
the ‘sizo of roarso'uhot and still the
butter would he iirm enough to work
well. To do so he had to raise the
churning: temperature to sixty-six do-
grros pt that altitude. .

Food More and Pool.

The more shOuid be fed well enough
to .1llmv her to supply the foal with
abundant. rich. nutritional milk. writes
Tlr. A. 8. Alexander. Her food
should be rich in nttrogononl intro-
dicnte. for these are most required
for from building. She should be ell
lowed to surklo her foal often it $110
in worked <1111d hover when she is tired
and sweaty. it does not pay to chew
tho foal to run with the more at plant
or on the way to town. Milk in thin
on often in this way. but not insulte-

 

ciean to a cortcin limit it the machine
in run perfectly month end at. the
proper speed. A little vibration of tho
hint-hints lonelier a remixing of the
cream and no ”’5. rotor will licim thor-

looo horribly more than their wagon.

’l‘ukn good care of the young bout
try. To love it chick by mtelmum
in him letting money be loot through
llrglodiihfl‘ n hob:- in tho pocketlmd
lull tut lull-teen. ’

 

Thorn pro two pdrtirulnr reasons of
tho yrur’whoh we should feed with
extra rule; when tho ruins are with
the own and when the
with them.

 

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than be President

Vice President.

 

“one."
"Did you "

ord -Herald.

Job Not Wanted.
Farmer Trefog~ i see that Senator
Sniffkins says he'd rather be right

Farmer Hoptoad~An‘ l s'nouso he'd
ruther be ’most anything than be

Bay. the Young Father.
is Sleeplessnoos contagious? Whr.
There's no disease to match iti
Whenever baby gets it i

Am always sure. to catch it.

 

No Reason Apparent.
"l married my husband for love

f’re'otten
what. the causo :was"%-hicago Roe

 

A Politlclnn’z End.
Now let this be his epitaph.
The reader's heart to touch.
He needed cosh and grafted
Not wisely. but too much.

 

3nd Cane.

Colors are lit-:rh‘orsoerr-mm
on it viz: the plan.

What. you think a fast one
Proves 811.1180: ran

to Si mintin tuliout '50 miles no t oi . . . . . .
M kdn ( l . _ $th cmppuuy with 1111th 111, bus fuliln in the "“59“". legione, 091111111 l‘nslm mu“ 1... ripened at] higher temporal

u 9“) lrom ‘“ “”0 ”I‘m ‘ nod to not uwnv from the influence ~ , ____.._
journey to Mukden in cm“, traveling of saloons and other pincer-1 which he commanded his gallant romnnni in turn to prodipe bent results and tho

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$3509“
ELITE

FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

$3.50.
RALSTON

FOR MEN,

$4. 00
HANAN 85 SON

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wondered

BUEX, Fob. -'l‘-lio Russian to'r dress to thomon amt invited them to . l . ndltio for the full. and h it!“ $ . ’
dido bloat destroyer Regni arrived attend the services being hold 111. the Habits of Spain and France for 874 :3;an ion? ,3 chitin too muoii‘utiv 5'00 5
£91 0 today from tho south. tonvoylng Methodint Churches within the town. days. although week after week 6mm 1’ l 3, it: d. PM“ . ’
latte transport Malina. full of invnlidu 1liewnu liutollneld to with u giei‘l. do‘nlo}: shells were buried at it every dnv. T351115: gilt": “2:21:05 u til "I! n .
l he Malaya eniorod the count bound ntcrent ant Lie man nor a y uioo and. in “mm oi the combined 1.11961. . . . 'P «941‘ o . .
northward. lain hand nt the close of his address. of lurlyeix ”a” of the line. a count» w . Hth-E. 86,7 .5. West Washlngton Strqet. ..
.-- « a”--- . uv. V. Vt. '1. Duncan was present. “me any ”mum, will 3km , 5 ‘ ._ . 1-. ‘ fi

"WEAR son on iii"

 

, fighting. until the aoinuro of lliii illil'b
nun; Mun-i1 2 Thu bridotobo in it a“ , mm 1: that H 1 , . . oituhiy t‘iniih thin vibration in thin
Milli! lllldu (irnnduon. oi llraui'orti. it on whit”. 118:5;‘1ii13inmiv”1:55:32; “85‘ game “my”. in large cmmcriu The Ferris coal CO'

The Ferris Cool Co.

 

fine Ferris 009.100.

 

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i apnlu.

even use their target.
buildings were wrecked and out on

”Your little boy Beams to have hit! fire. and it on said that I low ileum
told the
it. incite that. way because whole place in urine. Even more often-

more tiring would iiiivo

"t' The United Balaton warships. i

- . oral. iodine and rookiyn opened 1»: the criterion o the nudity of tit.I
A mammal 600““th and enlarlfllll- tire on the town’- at :1 range of out dam.

niont was held Inst ornin‘g at the home mung up: for my“ hours poured

of captain 050‘" 9t: 30““ ’1 m“ shells into it with such deadly effect

that. although the gunners could not food

titty-covert i ”been

to: time Let the quality of the tomb

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All firm animal: like variety or
This is particularly true Mi
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Size to very important in I dim: hub
that but quolity thus: not be when
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