‘ William it. Thompson. aged
- than
nine. realdini h Cross Highway, West~ W— H
port, scoot Henry Thompson, of Der-
by.'was killed yesterday morning at to
o'clock lathe woods near Weston by ,
the breaking or a belt pulley on a boss .
mm W» the missile striking him '
over the, aft eye. crushing the skull
like as. s ‘sllIIlll.
'r
haulpsnn was working with a
doses drillers other employee of De
w. ot“flt‘ami0rd. in sawing lo
nits in theIwaoIda hack of Weston.
:lr‘he belt slipped off the wheel, and
as into
homnson endeavored to adjust it B!!!"
withIaldlgsnt hook; without first stop-
pingthe engine. The belt still re-
volved rapidly around the shaft. and
Thompson was studying the
while "
hell, it suddenly snapped.
breaking of the belt snapped the iron
or steel pulley. and it flew oil. strik-
ink Thompson in the head. He drop-
ped instantly, and wag in danger of
hot cut by the buzz saw. but it
slowy ceased revolving with the by many 0' “195°-
breaking of the belt.
Thompson's fellow workers were
horrified when they saw him lying it:
a pool of his own blood. and all work
was shut down for the day. Thom
son was not instantly killed. which is
to be wondered at. as the great
hole elrposed the brain. Dr. Nolan, of
Westport. ‘was secured after a long
' I .. thence
. The arrest of
against the senato
false‘aud deceptive
in the bank's condition. _ .
I be Bank of Ysrmnnth closed its
thirty. doors immediately after the failure of
. Reddill and Sons. shoe manu-
facturers of t is city. who were in~I
debted tc‘tlle amount of ”00,000. at
. “I"
uloocpoo.
or the Readingrnrm unearneknown to I
the bank ottlclala, Senator Levitt was ‘
Iaent tor, but before'he 'rsached the
city the bank lladbeen cl
receiver appointed. I
The receiver chosen by the govern-
ment was A. S vert, manager of the
of New runswicll. When.IRe-
oeiverBtsvert took~cbnrse of the butt.
tution he discovered a number of ai—
leged irregularities. ‘ Paying; Teller
Johns was placed .under arrest. The
The case against him is still pending.»
‘ wait, but his services were useless, the WW"
terribly wounded man breathi
oi' the accident.
Mr. Thompson was for a number of
us ‘hll
years employed"~ns s foreman for Otis “'5 "
IBI. Sweet, formerly of Westport, and on
. the death of the latter. tool: over the
sawmill business; and had since suc~
cessfully conducted it. He was a man
well-known in the vicinity, an
the respectIof all '
s
8d. Till tuners , i lay. to-mow
, row afternoon, at’,I “or . . The
I Inn-gm will be in Willow it Come-
er .
..—..
nulls spectrum was"
'1' Hrs. Lehmsl‘ar liad liar
' inc liars
W: in Norwalk.
. Oili
er
its!
morning and pleaded her own
I I, . the romuinder of the
.I 8 _
. I I dam last "03%
dog for {several months
:3”
in
a
a“
Therdecessed leaves his widow and
voted-«children. 'lihe remains were ‘80-
cured" by Undertaker William il‘able.
and were removed Ito hialate resi-
dence. u’I‘heQwiliowisaII prostrat-i
Irls‘tn; morass recto
.Twomore owners were caught yec
tsrday afternoon in the conquest dos
Promoting Attorney lee Davis and
and. who resides’ on East Rocks ave-
lluooesuully. Mrs. Lehmfler, by mm
mflffighzzmr&aifimm?'mrfi business which are greatly annoyed
LI though she pleaded guilty 'to by m“
g a dog that is not reziatered
nectlcut. The casino Iii reglsb
h :1,
militerod in New York, and she show-
} collar-lo preys her slalom ts.
Lehmsiers. Ilelu own wil t is
n as the Blue Mountain Farm.
about four months in News":
l I ,
“ ting literacy Davis has not. “con it
ibrnush his llltcolnrlem
moral more arrests an arm:
d had
The
it is
orltles
~ 0 case against Mrs. Lehmaier was 31:33:?
trolled by Judge Edward M. lockwnod '
W the recommendation oi hfr. Da~
passer!
, l
ilrs. Lehmilei'. who is a handsome 8mm
young brunette, appeared in court this
I . it is
» Ills ago. sited receiving . a
gleam from Prosecuting M- the m
vls. Mrs. lahnmier appeared
.. » ot'i‘ownOlsrkfirnlthand
I -_I e circumstances. The mat-
.tiot disposed of entirely at
' when Mrs. “holster said
lag to pay license if re-
and was left in sbaysnce. fills
some more about it until or.
. Illk ran at her
but
rsl
of "
iii
' as
ties are setting alter the smoke nul-
sauce from engines of theINew York.
New Haven and Hartford road and
oer ’l‘llomas‘ Motherland and Br- Consul
' IR. Silk baled into court Mrs. Sop-
‘ ‘0 iiohm’aiei'. one at Norwalk‘s deuce
residents. and Fol-tonal Pen- ‘
past few days been collecting evi-
condillons in the city. as the nail!!!“
the wind is right it is almost suffo-
case eating In North and South Main stunts
En
Constable Goodwin ha, found that
aIlInlosthevery elIlIgin? wflicgt‘ Ip‘astsgs
t rong stokes s ire g u e
”we” Th” ”MM " center of the city. The expresss were
the only ones which did not so W.
as he observed. ' .
The health board intends to this
some action regarding the smoke. but
season of the year. rasldlsg‘in :3 warm” it h“ 9‘“ m decid
r. .
conditions nre- pro presented ‘
dusts action will be taken which will
.glve relief from a condition of a .
from which the city has patiently .-
fared for so many years but w .
has been steadily getting worse with
on. increased amount of railroad}!!!
l'lc hereaboutil. . .
'ro arracs soul's camp? I.
nltallgn' :? , CAP! HAYW'Kgu' ,3.
chats. film W" ministries! .
, to slings has son 1% ;
mliiwa :tlla ram ’ ‘
' lt-ts better that
war will bellow. 1‘ ‘
u ,
snow IALLID AUIUIT Ind.
Una illli. dangllilrI‘of .Ig;,_ ' iii
West" sac .
The failures resulted in the emban
rasameat at a number of local bust
ness men. The receiver usessed the
stockholder 100 per cent of their bold-
face. and a strong protest was made
The arrest of 8c
nstor Lovitt was followed by that of
A. Crowell. vice-president of the Bank
of Yarmouth. on a similar charge. The
complainant, L. Lyons Hatlleld. who
was a stockholder in the defunct in-
stitution. alleges tihb'lt ifmltItI andIGro
wel were laspons e or t 9 re urns
gaping sent-to the finance department of the
Canadian government at Ottawa. and
are required by law. it is
{lailned that” minor oillclals of ,the
last in ii .- . i r ank made out the government re-
' it! five to union ‘ cm the time turns and that Senator Levitt and the
viceprealdent signed them, verifying
cures therein. contained .
7 ' .
Constable ‘ Goodwill atelier
llunlllers ‘sl . ins
all saves-lion son.
lion
I. ‘ Registered in New York. and tiny Diagnostic Odor and
Was Excuaod From Register-
lllsck blends in 80th llcr-
wslli ~ '-
O .
South INorwiilk health authori-
ble J. .l. Goodwin has for the
regarding the case. ~
understood that the road with
had promised that engines
not be stoked within the city
as it. makes very disagreeable
right than n the heart‘ of
Norwalll,,,an sometimes when
at and West Washing!
io‘say‘ nothing of the places of
heavy black smoke.
'bellcvcd DfOba that if 'V
lroad oincials that some ads-
Wanda-W
rad l’lm
WW“ I
that he llIlIlow socialism r‘iiflgtfim‘ W °' m ' '
mm M ' .
Nararro' amt magi " to
m on.“ “.5 “ V
Edam All!“
«I. Hill. of
rang-semi "31m
ilenstor John Lorin one
the leaders cling :Ubsral party of
. , ,scotla late yesterday created ‘
a sensation throughout inextprorinca
. today when the news
senator Levitt was.p
'Bank of Yarmouth.
March ll. 1005. with l
became public.
resident of the
which failed on
[abilities of more
Ths*spociilc charge,
r is that Iof making
returns concern.
baseball s
the brigade Connecticut National i ll blame to “I trsadi t
o,cal ..,f"¢‘ . '0' “3°
usrd an sjor Eben Hill Jr 0 the ship as he ”I. on the bridge and
mistook the land for liahpula
well as to are their camps side by
by sounds of the regulars. Then with
‘of the m I
ed for a battalion of regular regime
R in drills and all field tactics the s
to soldier's. operating with the reg“.
lars. could see how Ithe professional
troops’did their work. And so seen
an the best kind of instruction from .1
in the instructions of the state troops
and made it their es lai business to
do everything pout is for them in
in? way of both theoriticsl and practi.
ly commended by General Grant and
other regular on‘l re with whom they
served for excel ant discipline an
doldisriy bearing.
. layer iirobbls. the inspector geno-
uyi erbiu- state troops that had been
‘I ,st‘iItb ‘ ‘ lirery possible more
ssywarcstandsd to‘iialor Hill and
salt as the special guests of Gene-c
. ‘ 5"
two Further “lion uisicns- si
. clllls Yest'srdsy-slldlaltlor:
km Organize and missus:
oi Sympathy Being Illscelvsjd
I LIMA. Peru. Aug. 21.-Tbere was
another heavy earthquake shock at
Valparaiso last night. .
According to the latest reports re-
ceived here from the ace e of the »~
earthduaiie the townoi: Quilots (sit: .
nated‘about 28 mum‘s-om Valparaiso
7 - , W " OWenacsine inland disturbed hlsijob'.
”wrapper W m learners; 17‘ , “ litmusabstracted .....
"1:33: 1373m°fi§$mfl°dg not! this to goth ’ “ I‘ . _ tor street, the same to be considered
Ilisht about: and : ‘ portion. it . ,
by an concourse I . . _ . steamer is l k
'BUENOS up . are at work.
inn-The Naoion . ‘I
special dispatch
their lives ”as a
Quillote. as at Cenotaph, u at Pail-arr
lers. ’ '
Senor Riesco. is proceeding to Vai-
paralso accompanied by the ministers
of the interior and of war. in order to
sincere thanks were obled to Wash-
(Continued on Eighth. Page.
couuscilcul eetclslls
WORK AT aousr estrus
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. . . I .. _, II talus ig‘in‘rmouit;
I ' "at“ *‘mfilu-mm in. m: earl vi
f Gimpmlli'WI nr‘nfrby
General Russell Frost. commanding
his stain arrived home Sunday night
from Mount Gretna. Pennsylvania
To a representativeIIof the Sentinel
General 'F‘rost spoke about the joint
encampment of the First Connecticut
Infantry, with the regular troops at
Camp Roosevelt. Mount Gretna, Penn-
sylvania He said: i‘
"There was more practical instruc-
tion at Camp ' Roosevelt for state
troops and education in the details of
WWII in the field. than any other
«petiole. they have had. General
rant's plan was to work the regulars
and thh‘ it to soldiers together. as
sideifor drills and field work. the
soldiers in the two organisations were
exchanged. Two or three sounds of
eidlt than each were taken from sta-
te troop companies put into regular
bundles. and their places supplied
the corn les so mixed a battalion
llittle regiment was exchanx- .
3::
ject lesIson's in which they themselv-
teaching.
The Connecticut soldiers were high
collimation it Ill ad ' “oddhhdflit'i‘n‘lf' r H
, a use it me aowI' ‘ I o I . _ I
do hast mum and highest eliiclsn- mm? ”19$"... 33:33:: #33,“; a. mm m _
vars burns and mails. .a , ~ N
v ‘ . “"-
liorses‘wm furnished us
‘ loam attend us it'll-W
. Norwal ' ,
the entire week. General ,, ‘IMWW tr w as
staff. we? nnfsfliog in til tho '1‘,“
n
as well an elitist the onleers of ,
lion i toils hospi ity.,
"n "A accrues
roll >
Tits dot-use. Connecticut'troopsi on
night bimscllsd five mules ”I not
it “‘“i‘blt'oo
nerve _ 3
it is uremic
is in wetlands
hope for dimes
disorder “I“ I II . I Chief 'i‘h 01ml; “b?""efiluthnrad struck Winger-“point llrst in the back
I I _ . new earn cou ' wor on s
announcins that or “III mm gfifififififig . ‘ I streeés without an! feeling sninat
“mam“? tnm’km'd 51m...“ v“ litmofoo‘fli‘o‘ on ‘C ' Y i ‘ M mzl‘ll‘x’w m soon allel- fell dead
‘ ra sa.t Is esalne . ’ ' - '
an” occl‘lrred dat “mung“ to at possibly rccui I This provoked Mayor Charles I...
ca. 9 at La Placilia, and c at La c.- Windmill!“
success that the president of Chile, land than WM!
landed. but ,it w
them all here i
- I , ‘It did not appear that there was any identification. 1' ”‘9
supervise the relief work. shin company malts" “ x ~ 3:31“ “his“ffmgi mghgm' Exam: nremedltation or Wiltul killins. con- wwumf" 0“ “ "“
President Roosevelt's message of lccommodations f th 3“; y. bill m; 3m the 33‘; re . options required in the first and second ' il—msge “I: “g? avian.“
sympathy with the Chilean people was “910 and the .. I. . . , , . ”an": the null to} a “mm-n.9,} W95“ lsurder. ‘ ‘ . ' ‘u‘ on y' “3
moat gratetully received by the gov. WWW 012w “‘9 ‘ u
moment and people and messages ot‘the paddenkew.‘
lngton by the Chilean president. "“4"“ "mm“? 9 L
among the Asiatic. _ ads 'a rush
Special telegrams from Santiago pub. :3 r the hosts. ’9“
the Ph
Manila to. toilette -
Ids. was unearths I
steamer. Therm; .
I ' _ > ‘ T of its needs. He asked for half a des-
‘ - I on new cross arms and trimming of
~ ‘ I . I interfering tree limbs. The boxes, be u
' said. have been in use twenty years
men are dead.“ two are in a serious
. . avenue. it was voted tobsve the sub- W..- w ‘ mm» «4» “3-.-“-.. toilet sass Gonditl
figfifimms'“:,°2'“gfgm "3?“: feet considered attire annualclty meat PERSONAL. at RC Sturgss. It oil,
. “t M I .. ‘r L >
r. flflflzfidofihff‘mfi. 3‘. “mm: so invitation to the any isthmus sowaap
George went 5012:: MIWW his! walls
overcome. all ' 0 I0. ' 0 '
lowed him was also rendered lmn- hm W‘"” M “W with *
slblc. Each of the eleven men remain. 0"! (”91* 1- ”Olden Hurrbntt dilated hat A
"I I ' I; , ‘_ -» 0 Pm
ifs . and every one was over 9' the "W“ W Win-ted. “’"W m masterly ssaon'rs '“Vmuh “9‘“
:amg‘k mm of mg iocidgnt fawn“ bad M MOW massed .MOUCIII, “.mmmn , .' ‘ MthIIIINOIII'VNk. .I .
the workmen below and the gas .
relaxed be a hospital“ (”tam was *ril’““‘“°l“.'i'o’.'fi;uuou “I" “I; t. , ”a daemon
“III“ ltbstini rd duty "m gt: nanamaddiad. so brewers. I‘m”, _. .I- .. . , _
: bores acids“??? I
. v Wilts! Attractions
‘ I um 1 lo” Story 3.; “m”
Quantity! "Eniiill'in‘lli‘ .
,; .l
Inc oriental...
W
Coroner Charles? Ma .
Greenwich Friday" it”:
an inquiry into it: . » ‘
At last night's meeting of the Nor-I
walk City Councilptihiet Edward J.
Thomas, of the Fire Department. re-
’ chested thata committee be appointed
in melting up nest‘yesl-‘s budset. The
. city now has two pairs of horses for
. . . the apparatus, both being stationed at
While it W . . the Main street fire house.
flung!” . '~- . I « .. _
‘lesniax Works in that.” early "In “Wild Yesterday
' Friday morning. he the” killing was ‘ ' “ ‘ ‘ ,
Elisa“: czwnugn to 1": one of those rare ones furnishinl eye I“ lid lisd 30”! ~
X Oil 0 3 ~— «in I difficult. The coroner will, find that th " WW 'i‘flilbly F
wling was felonious homicide and that II "own—.1“ "gang fl'
ilcas Company .. bl .
. ' .. . Coroner Doses heard the testimony I
in the same room. He stated that the an“??? C-Bulhnl- 0‘3?!
men boson to quarrel over trivial Ital-day afternoo’n,‘whlis ret
Ithe’Ibc‘dy otaI’drowned‘ mail - .
out the offense and this time the “9‘31"“ 0' 0°99" I‘m"
warm wordsled to blows. In till;
pairn, ‘ I
shears and threw them at Walnr‘. «, $32333 finial-begin?“ 2i“
and went clear title the, lungs, where "15‘0” Tum“:- reselling]
, - ; Hubs ton, David w.‘ I
hey remained until Owens, thorough “fuel I'BDOI'IW' "M. “iii!
sar stssgered into another room and ,
The cause was
I " .‘J “ . ormsn Halve/uni
(lily of liorwalk Asked in llalnr- o k ‘ h “
witnesses. the case was not.- at all '
Horses Wanted For Hope
‘illlain Owens will beheld responsil . .
e. . ' ~ tillcsiicn
of William alum. who was employed ‘ -
matters. Wsigsr was at work when er-gloilliorbobiiin the 309M.
e not words followed. Owens {rel
unable to tow lb‘egbocy tol
light Owens , picked up a. '
»Wl t ‘ " . - .
th e a range fatality the shears iateiyilotiiled Medical 8’me
. y . (-
members OT Hope Hose ly frightened. pulled them out. Wei I
internal hemorrhage,
Owens. who was arrested during the t .73!
afternoon, was brought'beiore macer- 5"“ almost “ the m .
I,
I . . . Gloverto remark: . .
9““ ‘” or W“ ‘1‘" “m“ "it strikes me um all or the tire
department horses ousht to be worked
The vease ‘ on ’out of
I I II onsr. but refused to male sstatement. ti‘on. “d it“ "0““ Y3 .
On Sunday last. Annual 19. there was “10 W309? and '. ,' picturesque gala: 3mm '3?ng there is “*7 after the coroner had warned hint 33W” :1 “p the harbor l!
a strong convulsion a Valparaiso. spectacle and . . are hastening The iubicst “a disposed of by “I that anything he would say might be ‘ fliumr' I?" r » “I“
which produced a hull: panic. "9’” W“- 0m“ ”m“ ‘° '°° ferring it. to the fire committee lol- an ““d mm“ mm“ T“ “a“ m“ "‘ a m m we 0 cm
A dispatch from Salaam todl-y an- the shin Sheri-s M’Miher in ~ ~
to one of the uninhabited I ..
where-agave was dug audit
buried. , _ J I.
There was absolutely no means
twenty-nine years old and unmarried.
Owens is titty-live and has a family;
I Coroner Doten said Saturday“ that
the killing was probably manslaughter.
investigation and report. i
l . Another nteresting sub t to come
The “M“ p before last night's senate? was the
. liability of the city for injuries sus~
the test. What appeared to no
creole was on the body. but
are
hit is believed the body had
tha'water for about six months
~- care and. hire of another horse wit a I , I»
The 31 di ‘ ' ‘ . the injured one was laid up. . 1’ t _ ,~‘ ,.: WANTED.
"'1 “W ”‘1 "mm The l ed 1} i iii
slight panic njury occnrr ear in e . 11$“, . .I......
- summer, it being claimed that the W N OMAN . T0 W EH.
trouble was caused by the defective dish,.-__ nearly at lane- Resmmnts Sevéral um before. bod!
lngoszIcatcb basin in Watt:- sItIreet ~ ' ,_ r , '21 3i been found in sutgh be congfio
e as turns around i or one . was necessary cry em
1 b l. WANTED-WOMAN WOULD co 1.; _ ~ _ - .
h“ on & fiagstone. eutt ng itself Iii y out to do washing and ironing by the “an: '
,day. Address hundresI,thlsoflic2el. t .v I
a 8 I
I soon quiet
:lose
lIlh Smith.
lippines. ' The whole subject was turned over
to the corporation counsel for an in-
Ivestigation.
sated impropertysln the vicinity. to
, peered iniroference to the matter. tie
. . ‘ Some time ago a sewer was asked . ‘ W ' *
. mained on board. II .I . wanygwwouau To Do arr LOIT HONDA; . v '
, , . A it‘ll , l . . for in Ada cayenne and lastmight , , W .~ "I! .3:
dollars! FMl'ilmdflil. BOW mm mm m Attorney 12v! \llarner. who is inter-1'” °-‘""~'"“"‘° "w "MW“ "WW 9“ a" "I“ on ‘ to 1““ . .'
nursss' inundry ‘wors. The lilo
“W ’ - .
it id‘belioi‘mimvtn' “WWWgwm MW ““9“ ‘- 'fl m...
osrriaaarrobe. bidder will
,turnItIoIihiIs ones. ‘.
_ «o' l ‘
, . I We. program”. w 3 .1 .: Si‘apl'fi muse , smash! ., it ‘
drummed .. in: mm... some.” m « new ~ m. .. rival?” not?”
. "nae top by. eeons eredsI ». ~I.»» . ~ ’ - ., »
aggfihbghrd :gngt {fiafi‘mfifi power a good nvostmenl. and said it W‘NTMODr BOUND. Im- .. “WW
would add $1,500 to the tax valuation. "WWW" “”93 ’3" "It‘ll“- L 34
if or Glover said it would hire 30”"“1- “him“. 538' ‘13 3‘ ,
‘y M To Lei-llama
s ill s ro rlstlon and tax. as the , All. .
as?“ dogginganhmoncy is exhausted. “NV:*I:°TIM.§&° “Sign“? 0N “mt: It‘litsins lac-gm nil"! 7’
. ‘ men n u re
A letter from Chief Thomas brought N "I": A. N's 403. Ben'mtlul”, . ‘l . W A.
up unites discussion on the snbioct Booth Norwalh. . I “a. it
of improving the tire alarm system.
As a result the tire committee was waurso~woml 'F‘OR‘ LIGHT
housekeeping; one u to farm work
W“ .
'rc amateur-tide ' "
r scrim“ 9'
an . '.
preferred. Good home to ricbt party. included Rent at); &
Address ill. 1.. care Sentinel. no if ly d; Brennah'qu'o
. . South Norwa’llt.
WANTIID - YOUNG BUSINBSE “ " ‘ ‘
man and wife require room and board
in seinet‘fpl‘ivate Molly. Will pay 01! id:
, I “ authorised to make the improvements,
‘ - the same being “lured to cost about
I" A II B :85. These changes include the in-
troduction of test stations and repaint-
ing the boxes. etc. Superintendent .l.
H. Hoyt. of the system. told of some
l
to 818 weekly f pond sccommod»
ons. Reply without. delay. 1:. Y. 8.. hang
and are In good working order. but Sentinel . s20 1‘ T
d I _ I...§........-.......... W...” “M51“!
shoul be coiled after CEMETERIES.
-
astral lies Dead In Pillsbury,
Mr. Hoyt had prepared a diagram of
_ a system by which trouble on the. , . . _
and Others Seriously Inlllred $1002“? be esIslly loolIlhtoc oIlIlIiIlI anus 00:2.“ mmm-Ehnumh; ‘- “W“L‘ sum
0 m y I. up 0 W “0 I m m ' i ‘
El"? 1“" until gepalrs could be made. e “or . suit all. it'll. Julie is ' fl ‘
“so
at,“ a istwbils your- all
the
City Engineer Charles N. Wood subs
milled estimates of the coat of a sewer.
as petitioned recently for upper Blast
‘ 1"
PiT’l‘BBURG. [August '21.-—-Threo “,9” W. Wort-u. Insulator
~ ro
work horse. goon w
scam-J. lips Mum.
res Ls—o’ " To
r BROAD RW- ’ roa -'utm‘ -‘ W
. attend the annualloint outing of Rio or. Isis “In ‘Curncu.I Kidney find . ”WWII . "fl . I
go?££':,§.“ sono. this cltv- no“ soul: we lancer gammy and a , , II ,. m, I , ,
path 0 . . 9 men thorough l . . Phoenix Engine Company September I sepst work; an nut-ad. into; ml; e'ui-"‘0 .' ’ WK
ly color this loint'duty and the ro- 233:: ‘33.?!” id. at Schmidt's Grove, Cranbury. was serious kidney trouble.“ worstsgits. ”will“ will 1‘ If ~
gulars entered into the spirit of show- Michael noise. . accented with thanks. . I . I all as Clincher. I tires. ill. .
lot the stats troops their best work. The men w“. “and in dumpin The assessment.“ a lot in ry . ., I hadnprfip. M 3- . .
and teaching them how soldiers do are m. coke Into. the 3“,an gm the place. a thoroughfare connecting sin . shine a a gnu been I .,
who malls a‘ business the year round top. when m." m an “mum and West lain Istreets.. . - ‘ snstmtongivsn. N}.
of. ““qu ditty. A." 0‘ m0 ofllcers 0’ Fume. .I'Qlow IQAndr.” "'rfley quite “ discusliu. . I . , ., , II . . w. ‘v to
the rage at array took great interest and be my unconscious: m, brother urchssed a lot in illusory Place for ‘ ' ' '
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