WNW”! , tiers. . 2
. audited the Documents ills.
‘ ‘ 11m. , Thinking you for allowing me,
this ‘opertunity to place in self in a
digit position with the pubic.
also state. “'i‘ “taut-lets have. .
issd throush, countriesmbere s . or its
One of mount ”literati u ‘ V. i. i ”l‘ “in .
‘ can a" M: "a "n c J “WEN," ’inan is seldom neonatal w are their
[you went totalslre your own tracks
”,1 if ,,
Hundreds of Tint
i am yoursrvery‘trui ,_
DAVID ll. D1833 W.
erase-t Co..' corpses “ Public
mat Auditorsr‘tuutimsd-g
. 4_ , , at
N“ infirm :05
news. boners "no
bismuth evidence.
of“ ‘ barter".
gineer‘
2:,_Nltl‘lt and (than. new
models survey
2 aflooopstuiiyis theiouudstion lines.
no "amount of trimming will oilsetthe
ugliness of. say, seems an the heel:
that are curved too high or too low.
demo. veteran automobile tourist‘snd‘
rounder oi the trophy tour cheering his,
the reports tree a ' upon another essential thing is placing,
CHICAGO.» Julie slim-Ghfiflfl‘ QIIC'
name. reached Chimo'mterdsy on
«motor car‘wss re rded wit awepaa
gs, supernatural. , breathing mons-
ter. , '-
“ , and who
, "’5 is, new at
room on a
den East a
nue.‘*‘throngh East avenue. and thence
by elitist to low water mark. , ‘
his way to Boston. Mr. (Hidden and ‘
Iliuwite sailed last month from *Jspsn
“where they closed for the time being
their remarkable automobile tour of
the world. returning to this country to _
spend the summer. Since 1901 when
Mr. and Mrs. Glidden started 0 their.
travels. they have visited 35 countries
and have covered in their auto up -
proximately 33,600 miles. It is Mr.
Ciidden'e intention to continue his trari
vols until fifty countries have has vi-
sited and 50.000 miles of high ay
have been covered by his car. He e82
timates that the tour as planned will
not be completed until 1011. by which
time he expects to have seen more of
the world. and its people than any oth-
or living person.
During their travels Mr. and Mrs.
Glidden have had many unique exper-
iences and have been entertained by
menarche and princes ranging in in-
NW. " Trout. May to. test. .
D. Disbrow. 30 WestAveJ.
South, Norwnik. Ct. . ‘
"I Mommas idea to your to
~» other“ “were:
“ 0 out! new VI men I. 'll‘rem Hanford Place and Fort
, 3L“! Uniibd' 8MB! Mild”, WI streettbroughlmtmtreet to seavlew
on Co. when l was last up there. avenue. and theme-,0 same count as
, owl» to the immediate armrest of first trunk nouns.
no 00" Mimi; Will PM“ 0“ I“ 3. From. Gregory Boulevard and
, {test b , Mr. ,
~ .. 2’52 .. .. W222 .. ... its :mt‘lt‘ihid‘iifii’lkit‘l‘it‘i
‘ , ‘Lbooks went thererlwas nothing what to outlet pillow water
_. , mark. .
.322“? 0‘3“” WW “flu.” “l: “EEG i. From corner of Cave street and
l ‘ if 9 “3?le 0 you; “0° ' Il‘irst street. through (love street and
mnޤBP%%% 330 Fifth street, and thence through same
. . outlet to low water mark as the third
sec on.
, MW POMEROV "3"“ DENIM“ mItt labour opinion. and we recommend
. , .... 2 a i see ur trunk sewers be built
Sly! H. WC. "0‘ Pmmotfll' of Us as at once” and in the future, If one.
Foundry and sales Company. belief the taxpayers on any street
Editor Sentinel: While I realise upon which the” I“ no trunk ”w"
I the fact that it was an error in your
should petition to the Fire District
, information as to parties present and Committee I” WWIW“ a sewer
ll interested in the meeting of the credl- through said streets, that said commit-
; “"3 or the U. S. Foundry and 88.163 [90 should appraise thB benefits to the
Co. I regret that you made thevstste-
adjoining property owners and proceed
merit to the effect that I was the pro-
! .‘ , . .
m ,2“, a V'fl'. L v ”I hi’nflttfifll “I “1’ l' I“ Wily 0f the"
Liner laxative. M is. glorious, I8 ‘ , so that the‘lin .oi! the weave
, payer; street. its the. -m« will“ be exactly hot-i, tal or perpeu~
“my... , , lg.“ ‘ dicular when on the figure.
"Having given D" I“ I notice that on some of. the nicer
””31" Tablets a ‘3" trial I “m I“ a of the tailored linen waists the
. pockets
position to “I“ “I" remedy my host one set into the material as on a
recommendation. ole remedy that “my, yet 1..
I have ever seen compares with this on. The“ egmflftmggingafifigfig
gerxflfilngw 3:01“ filo“? ‘1‘” when holding a handkerchief. The lat-
! “d was 511‘; r tugs .' t b2” tor seems to spring out of the ma-
gs; in 30:35 “‘5‘: tigeralgmsystgl: terial.twhile in the case of the patch
and improving the appetite. .Aslde {mile it makes too much of a protru.
from its value as a regulator of stem 2 "
There is danger in using creams tee
ach disorders. 1 have found it to be
an excellent tonic. I shall always be iresuently on the face- I know a air!
thankful for the good I have derived whosecompiexion has greatly improv-
from its use, and shall continue to ed since she stopped using creams sl-
recommend it on all occasions." togethernAud wherever pimples or
For sale by all‘druggiata. Best blackheads appear she has them re-
in say "Richards" twice. Price so moved by a skin specialist and whose
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich~ advice she is following. and the re-
ards Dyspepsia. Tablet Association,'63 suite is 0008mm gradual improve-
men . , .
Worthstreet. New -York. ‘
‘ Quite as beautiful as white satin are
the filnly materials which some brides
have worn for their wedding gowns
this month. But this pliable I906 sa~
at.
M .: .
RECENT ARRIVAL 2.0V ‘ "VEIBELO.
BIANCONBBIT. Mass, June lid-w
Steamer Amerilta. from Hamburg. was
in wireless communication with the
station here when sixty miles west
of this point at 6 e. on. today. She l’Iiil
probably, dock about 6 p, m. .
If you allow your knowledge to grow
rusty it will he of no use to you or to
any one else.
05’0" 35tare. »
.— ...—u.
._....... .... . M...
[of Health Oflicer'rrnccy. He said
that five different complaints have
been made ‘ against private sewers
to the construction of said sewers.
on ALK sewess.
meter ‘ot‘the reorganization of said
company. '2
he again demonstrat.
r-sewer system to.
, The, vote -in
tier of thecft'nove was unanimous. in
{notathat it will entail a
i
the harmonious pas-
;re is due in a great
, who have worked untiringly
ceasipgiy',lh favor of the intro
.2 of a‘xtbisbem‘atlc. comprehensive
mplete method of disposing ef‘
, ,wagu,_of',’thls rapidly growing
section of theatovtn.
re ‘g‘eneflttions of East Nor-
V'will remember with thanks.
we‘rlt‘of Mr. Davis and his’
. and will also be glad of
. in wisdom in taking time by
the toreioclt and building such a sys-
tem.~”while there is yet time and be
fore [the streets are honeycombed
with private‘ sewers.
Five or {six hundred more inspector-
shiph in the bureau of animal industry,
all to homily! by {the government, are
providedr'inwhojlen't inspection bill
which has been'sdepted by the house
mmitwe on agriculture by a vote of
, ' rolesnow'e STATE-
‘= slam:
wilt GIVQ thriflvn’ntlostlon Committee
All the Dull "at His Dispoiai.
Southl'Norwaik. June 30, 1906.
Editor‘of million-Referring to the
article in yesterday's issue of your pa-
per. ill to“!!! to the United States
Foundry and Sales Company. I desire
to use a'llttieof your space to correct
some impr'pdsions given out to the
public; thatrin‘y books, as accountant
for y. were wrong.
The :tea appointed to (lo-0p-
‘c‘r‘atqi'. 2;, management for the
best? " 7‘0! the creditors and the
Willing them
‘ has been made. and I
ptien in and through
” to the insinuatlens that
iidiscoveries which the com-
mlt ‘ remake by a careful ex-
amination .ot the books," will
found.
There “we doubt that the commit-
‘ ‘ ‘ min.“ all business cer-
lse wilt .
porstiou’l do What has been the cause
‘ ' In this the pub-
I
0' ".5 “a"? ma.
llc miw:rflwly interested. as. it (‘oll-
cerus the parties interested. and
many ’ and paragraphs and
slurs, inward harm in a commu-
nity “item to persons honest and
true in their business relations.
To correct. the paragraph that the
promthif the Flange Fitting Co.
was at. the Sheeting, was not so. lie
was not there. i wish he had been.
The utterance to "inventory" is not
her me here of the sewer °°m’.Chllean War-hi
the company, nor have I ever visited
its plant.
. uthorining the con! i have no acquaintance with Mr. Rich-
ardson. and never had any business
I have never had anything to do with
Mr. Wood hasmade an estimate of
the cost of the proposed sewers
through all of the streets of East Nor-
walk, and we believe the outside dost.
including manholes. Y connections and
all illcldentais relative to engineering
and superintendenee. wil not be ever
which empty at high water mark.
Mr. Davis said that be believed that
after a sewer system had been con-
structed East Nerwalk would exper-
ience a real estate and building boom.
aud‘th‘at private property would be
increased greatly in value.
with the remote of the can or “WWI“! (45) cents per use! foot for , . ,
[lawyer {39¢ ‘1‘ will conglagfini't a each property holder to pay. in all East l'blwrilk h” over‘8v0001nhabi-
favor it you will correct the error. probability it will be nearer forty hints, more than South Norwelk had
Yours very truly.
ARTHUR I’D-MERCY.
SECRETARY ROOT GOING TO
CHILE.
p Will Convey Him to
Valparaiso.
WASHINGTON, June 29.—Secreiury
Root will acept the hospitality of
Chile and make part of his trip along
the west coast of South America in
a Chilean warship. The United States
crusier Charleston .on which Secre-
itary Root wil sail for South Ameri-
ca is too large a craft to work its way
lion? the inside pasage from the
Sim t of flagellan to Valparaiso. Chile.
and collsequentlythe American Secre-
tary of State and his party wil pro-
bably leave the Charleston at Sandy
Point, in the Strait of Magellan. and
go aboard a Chilean mall-of-wnr which
can work its way through the islands
of the west coast and the mainland.
thus shortening the trip by several
hundred miles and enabling Mr. Root
to remain longer in Chile. As it is ex-
tremely cold in that section of the
world in August, Mr. Root and his fam-
ily will miss much cold weather and
rough sea by taking the inside route.
The marked change in temperature
they will encounter will be among the
From the extreme
disagreeable features of the trip. From
the extreme heat of the Equator Mr.
Root will be rapidly plunged into i e
cold of the for South and will eme go
from the cold into the heat of the Eli;-
llatorial countries again, all within a
few weeks.
Secretary Root will probably be ill
Rio Janelre for about ten days. His
steps on the west coast of South Ame-
rica will be at Calparaico. Chile. Peru.
and Guayaquil. Ecuador. From Val-
paraiso he will journey by rail to San-
tiago. the capital of Chile.
He will also take the rail trip from
Callie, to Lima. the Peruvian capitol.
The distance from Guayaquil to Quite,
the capital of Ecuador, is so great that
Mr. Root probably wil be unable to
make the trip.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON TOUR.
_————
Third Annual Whit. Mountain Climb
To be Held Also.
Entry blanks for the combined New
York and Boston tour which is to be
under the direction ofthe Buy state
Automobile Association of the Hub are
out and can be obtained from F. A.
“more. Chairman of the Runs and
ours Committee of the Bay State All.
tomoilc Association, lib Columbus avo-
mlo. Boston, Mass. or from W. J. Mor-
gan liraltoll Hall 65th street. Bread-
wny New York.
The blank is a combination one so
that entries can be made for the tour
and for the third annual White Moun-
tain Hill climb lit the same time. The
when it. was incorporilicd. The South
Norwdlk sewers are not the best, but
they believe in good sewers and are
tonight meeting to vote on the con-
struction of n $6.000 sewer. The pee-
plc of the City of Southworwalk are
new wishing that they had not bonded
to pay for them. He thought that it
would be best to lay a small tux each
year and construct them a little each
year and run the cost over a term of
years.
Engineer Wonl said that he thought
most of the private sewers could be
taken care of. He said that the sys-
tem was planned so that all cellars
could be drained even if 100 feet back
from the street.
8. S. Naphey said that it the trunk
sewer emptied Into the creek near the
Benedict Farms bridge it might have
a tendency to fill up the creek. The
resolution was then read and put to
vote.
The vote was unanimously in favor
of the resolution.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the empowering the fire district to
borrow sufficient sums of money to
construct any or all sewers In the dis-
cents..
it is suggested and recommended
that we take as a basis for payment of
these sewers. onethird by the adjoin-
lug property holders on one side, one
third by the adjoining property held-
ers on the other side. and the district
to pay one-third. Of course the trunk
line sewers costing more. the district
in the first Instance. that is. the lay-
ing of the four trunk sewers. would
have to pay a little more than one-
thlrd. and on the side streets, in or-
der to make up for overpayment by the
district for trunk sewers, the proper-
ty owners would have to pay a little
more than two-thirds as they got the
advantage of trunk sewers; bllt even-
tually, after the sewers are built. it
will be found by the way it has been
figured out and suggested by Engineer
Wood, that the district will elliy have
paid encithlrd. and the adjoining prop.
erty owners each enethlrd.
We believe that the forty (40)
cents mentioned above is the equita-
bic basis upon which to work. and it
will be found on this basis. as we have
said, the district in the end. will only
be paying one-third.
As to the method of paying for the
sewers .we recommend that the dis-
trict borrow the money as the new
are are built, as with money to be had
at the rule of 459% we do not believe
it wise to bond for any amount. espec-
ially when we are only building four
drunk sewers, which will cost at the
outside about. Sixteen Thousand Dol-
lars. about half of which the district
would be called upon to pay .
Respectfully submitted,
motion was unanimously car-
ried. . . , . » ,
The meeting adjeil‘fllell‘.
Highland y‘A‘ve‘nue
Acreage Property
City W tor, Electric Lights, High
W. S. RUNDIIE, Ore d, on Line Trolley Road.
LEO DAVIS. Four nhpnrsto plots, acreage as fol-
JAMES H. RIJNDIE, laws: 2
E. F. SMITH, 8 20-100. 4 10-100. 5a.. 8-.
ARTHUR WALDRON,
HOWARD L. LOWNDIOS.
Committee.
The report was swept/ed.
Marshall H. ’l‘olles moved to bear
the report of the light committee.
Chairman Walsh reported that the
committee would simply report prey
ress. He said that so many questions
are involved. and no much conmllintlen
ish necessary that the light commit-
tee and fire committee with whom
they conferred. deemed it best to de-
fer the matter. The report was ac-
cepted and the fire committee was
authorized to call a meeting to hear
the report of the committee on light.
Reverting to the matter of sewers.
the following resolution was present:
ed by Attorney Leo Davis.
Resolved. That the Fire District
Committee assess upon the property
bonolllteil by the sewers hereinafter
mentioned. the proportion of expense
of the construction thereof. based
upon the lineal feet of i‘ronisgc of the
property owners on the street where
the sewer is constructed.
And be it further resolved. That the
Fire District Committee proceed to
the construction of the four trunk sow»
Rm opportunity to more choice
building sites. or for sub-division.
Pullout!" '
Taylor 8r Golden"
Noyce I
THE SAME PLACE.
The Connecticut General Life insur
19“
THE fiALES STAILEB FORMERLY
CONDUCTED IV THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
WILL IE. CONTINUED IV ME AT
MRS.M.TARLOV.
cu Illll laid to do noon in ?
tin is far handsemer than the stuff.
unwiedly matrlal of years ago.
Concerningthe new coir in wall pa-
pers Vogue says some particularly
good effects are given in‘ tile fashions
bcl gray wall papcrrwhich have sud-
denly attained high favor for country
house decoration: fiestfbl to the eye.
cool and soft in tone. and ilnrmonlz.
ing with every other color, it is won-
dcred at that these qualities havo rc-
lIualncd unused for such a long per-
, ed. .2
A pair of baby. pinssued to close
the collar at‘lile back of the waist
caught my eye yesterday. The wearer
sat in front of me on a trolley car.
Each pin was a tiny lily-like flower
with a pearl for the center, and the!
long stem was curled about the bios-
som in a simple knot.
The girl who has never curled her
hair with the bot irou is to be con-
gratulated and will very likely have a
glossy lock of their natural order long
after her less careful sisters are gray
and becoming uneven. dead. locks.
Conventional animal designs make
very effective borders for tile stencili
ing of draperies in the nursery or
play room of the house.
At an our of deer supper one hostess
served berries, cream and cake with
very little trouble by whipping and
sweetening the cream and spreading
it on the lawyers of the cake and
strewing the berries thickly over. Ill
the instance mentioned red raspber-
ries were used. but a delicious filling
is made iii the some way using strew-
berries instead. and ”mashing them
slightly. ‘
A unique and artistics pitcher of
French chips is hand—decorated with a
graceful design at poppies in shade
of green. from dark at the base to the
paiesi at the top. Now the least at-
tractIVn feature of the pitcher is its
fascinating suuntty shape.
A distinctive but not unfamiliar lock
is given an eyelet embroidered cellar
by working one edge wider of the hole
than the other. The effect, is a shed-
lug.
_ Ono little girl's lingerie hat is trim-
med with a bunch of smell pink roses
disposed among the folds of soft pillk
satin ribbon. in most cases the simple
bows are best but, this is u very dainty
hat. and not too elaborate.
you wish in this line.
CRACKERS.--We have a large
and domestic.
as to purity and cleanii
outing. drop in and see us.
o
i
,. l.
Le
'fi-nm
0
g" Silk
iN SPITE OF THE SHORTAGE OF SILK GLOVES WE ARE PRE-
PARED TO MEET YOUR WANTS. ALL SIZES, IN WHITE AND BLACK.
on.
For Saturday 0niy,.
THESE SPECIALS.
I9c and f 2
Handkerchiefs for women. plain' Extra. quality Dotted Swiss. regular
white, regular 15c each. Today, 2
for 19¢.
Best quality Brush Braid, in colors.
regular 6c quality. 5 yds.. 19c.
Veilings—Fine Net Vellings, in
plain and plaids. vul'llc 25c. Today.
19c.
Ladles' Silk Embroidered Hose. all
this season's pattelas. regular 25c, at
19c.
Best quality Silkeline, figured. mull.
lar 12%c quality. Today, 2 yards. 190.
Good quality Lawns. regular 8c va-
lue. This sale. 4 2yds., 190.
1 qt. Enamel Tea or Coffee Pot. va-
lue 25c. Today. 190.
Call 322-4.
and attractive supply of all kinds
“CID.
value 25c. ayes. 29c.
Gold or Silver Belts, all, solid
buckles. new styles, value 500. To—'
day. 29c.
Ludies' illle llsle. lace top Vests. reg-
ular 50c quality. at 29c.
Dress Ginghams; regular 15c quali-
ty, all new patterns. Saturday. 3
yds. for 29¢.
4 qt. Enamel Berlin Kettles. regu-
lar 39c value, at 29c.
Children's'Fine Lace Lisle Hose.
mostly small sizes in all colors, regu-
lar 25c. 2 pairs, 291:.
1 Set of Fine Side Combs and Back
Comb to match, 50c value. ‘ Today.
290. '
Good Things To Eat.
BONED CHICKEN.—The season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards & Robins’
goods are the finest on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
of Fresh Crackers. both imported.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.——Wc have the full variety of these goods. which are above question
PICNIC-Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. When going to the shore or planning an
BUTTER.-—-Dciicious Butter; more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
era as outlined in the committee’s re-
port, nnd as per survey and map pro-
COFFEE—We emphatically claim the same on our superbCpfices. Tess also.
Call and see what we have for the Glorious Fourth. The best of everything the market affords.
climb this year will be through the
ones Com an of Hartford sell a pen-
pictureskue Crawford Notch a few p y
’ or businesslike in its pro»
at m “In” A variable life policy for 01,000 It the fol-
uentatioflgwilon the tests are known
Few of‘ our moulders have taken some years ago. all of the inmates be cation to
foot for each foot of properly owned by
2 have their annual miles from Bretton Woods. The start “W" by MSW” Charles E" WM; lowin parents-d cost per your:
:fiéklfiifiefiihuu“ on the 10th of will be at the historic Willey flout-Mr :flii‘flhm" "",DI""",‘ ,‘iri’mbgmgf Age 3 9... «2.4a Ass to stem . -
July in J ', City. thus requiring an rather the remains of some. l‘ts the ad bl; sol: ‘g‘rs‘bfl‘ngwgprgc :uc’il ”[336]; Age «to 017.40 Ago 00 028.10 ‘ . ‘
inventeryst s time. house was wept away by an ave and a tion of forty («ll m“; per lineal Illustration .g any ... upon .3", i- 8’ es . e y m a u r
not. all steep grade. but where the
grade is sleep it at times measures up
to 30 percent.
Twelve events 'for machines iistin
from ”.500 and under to ".000 all
over tire to be contested as well as n
free for all and a light and heavy
weight class secreting to tile rules of
the American Automobile Association.
The White Mountain nnnunl climb is
looked upon as tile chief cilnlbln test
of the year and is participated n by
drivers from all over the country. .
Entries for the Bay stale mound
lllli'liili tour are coming in rapidly and
it is new certain that a 1goodly number
time, u the time books of the com-
pany will allow.
Another uncalled for remark was
that "the report of the concern was
as clear as mud.” and referring to the
“epoch" on the real estate and build-
inn. i claim that this option which
has a party run, with the right of
purchase. provided the rent of ms is
psldiboiiors the one of each 2min. is
i voila to the creditors of the
31. Watson is worth more. in
serious; , t then s sneer. As for
u my son has been with the We
me mad i wish to append a
is will Prelim '00..
_ d th most of is killed. The climb through the .
i232; le‘im'iznwait 6a few days igmh is on: efbgle mmbenviriowhltl‘t wgetlirfgi‘elgh tism;"Igniting“«(rm“lull: F. H. “Em,
'°°’”“""‘ "m" °' “'3 W“ ‘“ ' “ ‘n m “‘° ° c“ ”“ ' total 'cost of on cl I 't the orange sass solteluo.
they have had no vacation for a long the all. nliio distance of the climb is estimated ”Itcof'glllnmfcugn 2., so 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. LEADING GROCER. SOUTH N OR WA 141‘.
“Mil Norw lk.
timnmd by mmneer Wood, .... .. . ,. .. .. .. ...... .
And be it further resolved. when ‘
one-half of the taxpayers on any street
in the mast Norwnik Fire District upon 7
which there Is no trunk» sewer. path , ,
ties said Fire District for the construc- .
lien or a. sewer on said street, said ,
Fire District Oommltwe shall proceed '
lo the construction or said power. and '
shall uses- te each of the adjoining
property owners such pomportion ll is
equitable. the District pay ethird
Captain moni- St. John on ed how
the resolution would silent these who
already have private sewers. if. said
......“ .. Mr... -. .... ..w- .. ......“ .....- ., . ... .. ...“... Wm». ‘
21 lbs Granulated Slider. for $1.
lean California Hams. out, to .
b plies National Bisculi'ECe.’s lOc¥Crackels.,
Will. “It! , um lie had already spent «ours _ . 1
. y .l l ., _ _ .
. .... ...... ...... ti.rit:ii:ul."rs..:t.tt id. 222,322 2», ...... 2-2-22. Finest Elsie Cleaners Butler. per lb . .2
" yes Boston the moraine of July 30th. sngliiegrwéw $L'icii?‘d& A sure Fly slicker, new lot in. M S B d F‘ 2 " 2 . . o . A: ' °
“i" mm" 1“” ”I“ “MI W“ m“ lug lstsr'. sir. moo however. thought and Tall OI". Der bad. ‘ 650
“Clair f
10 its for 50c 5 lbs for 2st ,
ammunition
Fancy New 90min“. per pk. 80c
rise Cookiesflarge site.
New 0nions.perut.;,............ he
3 Phys. force with pussies insinuate
.MtWMHo-sutstssn 300
,um" My W men‘s-stone 50
“'0 listianlsampsrun its
“it". m; w .‘i pressed
= of automobiles bended (or the White
' Mountains that has ever hill the clas-
sical city. .
“ 1‘ .
' ' nonhuman? is e lama;
on across." some.
scream y m
vstssewsrsini t,
"I with the 11%!
that many of the
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