bcnwns'e company Los'r MONEY
Libel-conditions in San Francisco lie-
. ‘ ported to be Responsible.
B' N FRANClSCO. May 7.-Charles
Mi ohwnb. former president of the
I) _I States Steel corporation, and
y Interesting in large sbipbulld
. orks in the East made a flying
to San Francisco yesterday.
r. Seawall in iin Interview said:
"Olin concern will never take a hat-
.tlélblpzor any other kind or a ship to
be built in San Francisco as long as
#00“ conditions remain as at present.
lbst' 32,500,000 011 the last three.
battlellaips contracted for, and have
, Ibstmili'e money in our work in Sin
Frhncllco than we have made at our
~ other works throughout the country.
. eshaii not take any work of any
mirgnitude under the labor conditions
existing-in San Francisco. .l have nev-
er Mnhuytbl‘eg limit anywhere.
“We’ have lust complete three bat-
tleships for the United States govern-
ment. anduwe have lost {2 500 000 in
,the construction'. When we wok con-
trol of the Union Works Henry L
Scott had hirea‘dy conilacted for these
three ships, and then the men were
work ten hours a day, but this did not
exist long before it was nine hours. it
is not so much the time as it is great-
l‘y bunnies of their inferior and in-
eiilcient- workmanship that we object.
as thii’same standard has not been
maintained.
.“i want to state ill the interest of
your city that unless labor conditions
change here all manufacturing must
stop, so no living man would dare bid
on future contracts with your labor
organisations constantly raising wages
and reducing the hours of labon”
8100‘ REWARD. 3100.
The readers oi’ this paper will he
.Jlease‘d to learn that there is at least
one dreaded dIsease that science has
' : been able to ct in all its stages, and
that ii Gala 'Halls Catsrrh Cure
ill the only positive cure now known
0'; the medical raternlty. Catarrh be-
I, constltu onal disease, reduires
commotion! treatment. ”Hall a
atarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
‘ “' directly upon the blood and mo-
1! surfaces of the system thereby
. the “initiation Ui’ tilt?" dis-
allow and giving the patient strength
W uh the cohsiitution and
anginatnre in' doing its work
The pihprietors have so much faith in
powers that they oile'r
tired Dollars for any case
is to cure. Send for list of
a
. . 1
as» .w
SJCHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Soil by Draggists. 750.
Tali! Hallo Family Pills for consti-
m ENGLWND‘ANNUAL.
of the African Methodist
relief it new Baron. .
lilo laud annual center
1-1! can Methodist Episco-
wburch will convene in .tbe-
tit-0:111. Church New-
worked sealously
their; lane for a new
I; we? .ooi'lt's no of which they
to lay‘ at that tithe. Hav-
«regtse only their hopes
mlons‘ tor the
, date; boas leisure
lilo: occupancyi by
'rl conferenoswas
1w" ilt'tidorge Bld-
the year wér'e in
befit in the history
“or WM: coco ,
., will Pneumonia Bra-
up colds when~
”e caption.
he Clif-
...; O.
iii Kill in Hue 1‘
. 3,11", Dee", For Over 30 van.
mmm‘ I,m'
' for Its quarters on the Thames river
'its quality so uncertain that It may be“
. reached Puerto Cdrtez today, having
recovered irom his wounds, and‘ is at .
Libertyt. A telegram lust "received '1
says that Gen Sierra has been pro- .
lists Boiiglt
dawning all is
YALE ROWING SQUAD PRAOTIOI.
NEW HAVEN, May 8.—-—N0 date {pr
the deplrture of the Yale rowing sound
at Gales F rry has yet been decided
upon but t e plans probably will be
matured after the college regatta on
the harbor next Saturday. The indi-
cations nre that the rowing squad will
go to Gales Ferry on June 7, which
will five less than three full' weeks of '
train 11g on the Thames. The .dev'él~
opment oi the men is so backward slid
deemed wise to get the men away from
here iat‘é this month. The form of the
men who row in the events of sour-
day will have much to do with arrang-
ing the plans to ruext month. All ex-
pert oarsman who has been watching
the 'varslty boat gives it as his opin-
ion that the Yale crew is developing
strength but owing to varying condi
tions under which it has been training
its watermanshlfi is poor but this is,
a situation will Coach kenned’y lias'
anally times faced. Rowing interest sift
Yule is keen and an unusually large
number of crews have entered for the
Saturdtiy regatta One or the fresh-
man nights, will row a slew from the
Springfield High School"
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There will be no occasion tor it i! you
keep your bowels regular with Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Their fiction is .
Ibo” gentle that the appendix never has
cause to make the least 0 mplalht.
Guaranteed by F. 1-]. Haste, Smith
NorWaik andE ,.P Weed Norwalk.
druggists. 25c. Try them
DENMARK FRIENDLY TO GREAT
BRITAIN.
LONDON, May ~9.-Couni. Ruben-Lo
vetzau, the foreign minister of Den-
mark, who is now in London, has had
several interviews with Sir Charles
Hardlnge, pelmnnent untiel-Secretary
of the Foreign Oflice. He will also
confer with Foreign Secretary Grey
and later will have an audience of
King Edward. The count said today
he was tailing advantage of a pleasure.
trip to see some of the British oillciais
and assilre them that there' was no atti‘
mundauon for the recent report that
Denmark had entered into an . mo
ment with Gealnany to close the tie,
in case of war He added that Dell-
mark would not make an agreement in
any way unfriendly to Great Britain,
Count Ruben-loveless is making an
tangelnents for the kingl and queen of .
Denmark to visit Englanli in June.
CAPT WINTERHALTER m Cost;
ruaa'ro CGRTEZ. my 3 via Mo“ _ '
bile Aim; May 83-08%." 'A. G. Winter-1
halter ,oi' the United Slates ship Peal“
ducah; has ”been assigned to command I;
.7 or the United States iorcee at- Lei
Guerra “and La Guns. Major-n At.
Burke has been reinstated imposition. .,
of superintendent :of the'railwayu Gen-.-
Llee Christmas, who“ was woundedwat'
the battle ofMaralta‘whlie carrying
his wounded chief from the fields
claimed president at Amapala,
. JNO‘Yv‘ALE CREW FOR HENLEY.-
1 NEW HAVEN, May, 8.——lt was an-'
nounced by Julian W. Curtis, Yale's
adflsory rowing coach .ihat no crew
will be sent. by Yale to the American
Henley on the Schuylkill river at Phil-
'a'delphla on May 25.‘ At first it was
expected a college eight would be‘ dent," "
but the slow develOpment of nihterial
has made it neceseaiy to conbe'ntrate
'eirort in getting a 'varsity crew into ‘
Icofilitlfigtt.»I"I Mr. Curtiss says that roe-1 ‘ " ‘
Y
the' stronwst‘ row rig
htniversitleil oi the country will be rep-
'res'ented. ,These are Cornell, Harvard.
Syracuse 'ahd Pennsylvania.
YALE TO W007 AT OREEDMORE.
NEW HAVEN. May 8.~A team or
live marksman will represent Yale in
the shoot at Broodmare on June 21 24
under direction of the Natlonla Ellie
AIIOClINOIL - "'
‘ with the wind, gave the time of 7: 46.
,. on the ultra run, with conditions
, No criminal complaint has been made
. 3'2... ,
.7 shirts will" filial til
I Ociopiis
414,117? p...
Enawroar, a. '1. my a-coutluu
In: the tests at minimum torpedo ,
beats, the naval trial board put :tbe .
submarine Lake through a series of
mm trials yesterday over the meme
ed mile course in Narranganset be!
.Vlith the boat partly lubmerged The
wind was 11m The Lake went over
the course seven tint on.
On the run run. with the tide, and
against the wihd‘ the tilde was 8 min
ut'es 20 seconds, indicating a speed of
'72 ltnotnas bollr - ‘ “' .
'The second run, against the tide and
speed 7.321100“. 1'
the some he the first, the time was
8: 12; e ..782 knots. '
«iThe' rather runs were made at .
progressiioly reduced speed and no
tin‘le was taken
Both the gasoline engines and the
motors wefe used on all the runs.
The Lake then dived in about 10
feet or water so that only part oi her
exhaust {tort or her flagstati
showed a vs no surface. She remain-
ed below“ for nearly three hours. [Atel-
she who given a run oi about 10 miles
in the ha?“ 1
A summary of the speed tests of
Octopus and the lake up to the clone
of today's trials is as follows:
Surface speed tenth-Octopus, May
ii, with gas engines, 11. 37 knots, bake
May 2, with gas engines and motors.
8.6 knots. lake, May 2 with gas 911- :
glues only, 7. 88 knots
~ Semiellbmerged speed teeth—Oct:-
pus May 8 ' with motors only, 9.88
knots. lake. Nay 7—with gas en-
gines and motors, 7.45 knots. .
him.
M
Kennedy 3 lmthe Cough Cyrup is
BETTER than any other cough remedy
because its laxative principle assures
a healthy coolant notion oi the bow-
els and a the same time it heals ir
'ritation oi the throat and alleys in
domination of the mucous membrane 1
Contains Honey and Tar pleasant to
take. Children like it. Sold by The
Ciliiord Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ‘”
ANOTHER BANK IN TROUBLE.
it.“
Private institution or Russians
Hartford
feral-1n n M. delss who tourism
session of the bank In the interests of
one Alexander j’Qwisevic.‘ “who
claims to have deposited the sum oi .
112 Russian roubles With the manager
‘tor transmission to the old country
several months ago. and which ac
cording to the story, has never been
received by his folks in the old coiln
try. The complaiiit was drawn by
.ludg e Belnard F. Gutiney and the at:
long‘ directed against T‘adenso Jawer-
ski and Company or New York. is
made returnable before Justice W. i"
Delaney on May 18. it is said the. ma
anger. w Tarcrywskl, is missing He
left his wife hole, it is said that so,
ve1ul thousand dollars are involved
or
against the manager. The bank is a
private concern.
Kodol for indigestion and Dyspepsia
not only digests what you out it toner
the stomach and adds strength to lbi
whole body. Makes rich, pure blond
Kodoi conforms to the National Pun
Food and Drug Law. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy
SALOON BILL RECOMMITTED.
HARTFORD May 8.—~Considerahle
time was taken up in the house yester
day in the discussion of an unfavora
hie report. on a bill concerning the
playing of cards and throwing oi dice
in places where the sale of liquor is
licensed. The excise committee wish
ed to have the matter acted 110011 to-
day but the house by a» majority oi
four votes recgmml ted the bill. The
resolution incorpora “ding the new Brit
was re a favor
'a‘bly find an ‘atnendlrlent o d where,
features.
—~-—-—-“—+-
by $10 ,900 or real estate and personal “ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
estate won lie" eliélnpt‘ed from t’a'xs ‘ 7 ......hr
flout on Bill“. and th mmunnms .. . New York, 2; Brookl n, 1. .
referred to scam 0!} an roux may '8.— his new
. ... II , Yorke defeated the‘ Brooklyns yester-
4:52 . ,.‘,,.I..<.j; ,-..'.«';.. I...'.4 . ...... day in the final game oi the series; it
‘a‘p w,
’ For. ..
. Indigestion
ler.
.,‘
Brown.
Chicago
to?» ' ' ' L
and threatening.
Bridgeport
Batteries
Tracey and Sebastian.
Waterbury. 7:113” London. 0. _
NEW LONDON, May s.—-McAieel-‘s
Weakness in the box and the lack of
hits. coupled with“ errors at critical
times, caused the defeat at the New
London team by Waterbury today.
The locals ware unable to score Far-
ill'y‘s pitching for the visitors who
hittingwas the
the game here
yoke won 'by a score of 9 to I.
visiting shortstop blpke all local rec
ords in this line 113' ”hitting for “two
home runs. hammer and a singlet,—
In four times at bat.
011d home run he w
rousing ovation by t e mull crowd of
Iians. Corcoéa'n 1v
yoke" butslueh early
steadied later. while all but one or
the locals' hits nib
iu the third inning.
Haven scored all its runs. The score:
Holyoke 02502-0000
New Haven
NORWICH
a double. Siankard
Springfield .
mspohsible.
New York.
. .. trouble in defeiltlh
lg » day, ii to 1.
line catch by Birminghhm were the ‘
-I features. Score: '
Salli
II Cleveland .
. White. Sullivan slid hart: beauties} ‘
‘ Bernhardt and Clash ‘aInil Whitefield.
W
Dem
, . ST. LOUIS. my 02—“
;goodgameon'wbt¥j Isl-ti limyé
. from the St. to
team. 4 to 3 on
. oil Jacobson upI
Because it contains the Very
elements needed to rebuild
wasting tissues and replace
feebleness with strength. 1
We return money it it tells to Mt.
rHs'cLIrronI easement. f
wellness downs Iinloasponr.
All State League ToamelNen Able
to Play Yesterday.
HARTFORD, May 0-4-0110 a few
hundred persons saw the ball game
yesterday. as the weather was cpid
O'Connor pitched
finely and Bridgeport could‘ not find
Fallon‘ 11 single, Nehring’s sacriv
iioe and a double by Noyes gsve' Hart.
lord the only run oi the game.
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'Golinili' and 0' hea' ry;
New Drilling. Not Doing Busi- ragga! and "I,“ ts was the best
New smarts nay 8.——Thore is a :4 wfiflifi?” Will" “a ‘45";
big padlock .on the door of the Bank“ 311103.001 121 0—7. 10 3
Polskl, in Myrtle MEL "2 Wu D!" on. .000 000 H 3 5
there yesterday afternoon by Deputy uw._parley and Schincsl,
McAleer. Belienose and Page. ,,
Holyoke. 9: New Haven.4.
HAVENN Mn 8. «Boucber's
tonal leature oh
is 1!. which Hoi-
easy {or the Hot.
in the game.
8 WEN. n1
l'ii‘
4 Norwich. 6; Obrluptieid, 4. . a.
May 8.-‘-‘-Springilelds
margin of live hits more that! Norwich
failed to beat the champions. Wild
took the game, 6 to I. Flank and Hess
both received line support, the errors
n‘ot figuring in meydchre. ruins hops
the hits well scattered, except in title
third which was also a fatal inillllg
i'or Hess. who patted the first two
men aild then 1111qu two singles and
“at hitting and ii .
couple of stops by ’Perkins Were the
The score: ‘ ’
Norwich ...... 10410000L—8 7 l
003010000412 '2
Batteries~Piank and bridges; Hess
land 0' Connori'
passed‘ ball and a Wild pitch being"
scorer .- ~‘ it.”
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,. Brooklyn ~f“....000000010'—-‘~i ll"
Amen and Bresnahanr Bell and But
w: ‘fl’t. Am ,I
bhliaoqlphla, a: south; 1. .
. -B;08TON May summons superb
’ A. 00111th enabled Corflflbll to "hold tilt
. local players to a single hit ‘todiiy arcs
his thlee base hit in the tenth brou
in two runs, Philadelphia winning
.sto 1. Young was hit freely. but Vite
generally effective with men on the“
Jinan.” 80060 R. H. E
. 2 Philadelphia '1 00000000'3d-3 11'8
I,Boston .......0001000000—i 1'1‘
. Corridon and Jacklitsch; Young and
r "111 w
wanton I wagons.
Chicago, 0: Cleveland; 1. ‘
CHICAGO. MIliy 8-—-(‘li 083i) hill! 00
Cieleis‘hd yesI e‘r-Il
n' s hitting an
. ‘. nunw
0'3 1010215411 2 .
0 .
00010w—i
”strait
one hit “was
the s‘even‘t
Score:
R Hill. LIGHT iI-iEAvvlgIIlIigflT CHAMPION
ms antennas, on, May s.—-lt the I
The
After his sec~
accorded a
rug which New
B H. E
«9 lo 2
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Batteries—Hodge and Thackeru;
Coroorau and Julie.
RHE.
EEG
and!!!
ambitions league
Iflyop 0&dfi #4th £41,-
bill
ade
site
"use
tthe liver and MIDI. without! irritat—
and'careieasness glory-”1449 I 1;”? ,
fling” stomach, “g'hl’lglnliw
i iutIn 68i 811 ,
lulu “titling p o myegltgm mlelnnalbt”
‘ than ten days 1 he, a good appetite
pep” sail
vines
luv elation
' t 1:er
lineman May s,——'l'ile‘ judiciary
committee listened schism alien
noon to remarks or neural b shop-I
life of the state in regard in. New
Ola“
lilies. The committee
.is ill' fav01 of placing madam when on
. u salary basis. All the spa prayers I
‘pressed 0 hope that should t "e com-
mittee favor a salary for the sheriits
that the figure wan substantial
ellougb to attract men to the
times: ‘
’ ‘Sheriii llnwley or Eglrfleld' emluiy,
said his lees amounted to 86, 000 a
year, and be described wbpt his du-
ties were the heavy espouse he has
her in which the money come to him
He said that lilhtiy times when invent
tigntions of crimes had to be. made by
the country the sheriff had to advance
the money to conduct than].
Sheriff Sibley, of Windham county,
said he was opposed to cutting oit fees
in the service of criminal processes.
service was ‘mostly doire by local dill
cars, but if the fees were cut off this
would fall upon the sheriffs as there
riot and the dampened tilt (in a at ary
basis would not be
labor and risk involv
‘Doan' s Regulate cure constipatii’m
without 'grlpiu‘g. and ,nor any Weak‘
lug direct, Ask
them. 25 ceiitspe
light heavyweight championship oi the
sdclbbia Jack" O'Brien and Tommy
fight several additional rounds
that agreement. No oiliclal
standing to this elect'has'been-ara
ranged, but O'Brien and Burns have
both declared themselves willing to
continue the boot for at least live
rounds in addition to the twenty pros-
'crlbed by the articles 1)an
T’Ii‘lle advance sale of seats
routines to break avenge
l)“ are established by a pa;8
in thlsvoity
C'COII
It now seems
will remain favorite at 10 to a. petting
Is much brisker than ammo». and
many good sized we have been
tirade upon the result. , II
seer eon woniu and audio:
R
on decount. ot‘i niliil action “and
glossant taste Orlno Laxative Fruit:
yrup is-‘ school rocommendod dot“
women and children. .ltldpoe Musli-
seats or gripe like militant ordinary
carnal-tics. orin'ol
Syrup aids digestion and lltinmlstes
ing them. Bent r the name Orion
and reiuse substi uies. Pleisted's
Drug Store and The Ciiiio'rd Filer.
mcy. ,
War.— .I f'
IAGAINDT CHANGING BTORRO COL-
L
liAR‘i‘mltD, If The committee
on agriculture, it; understood. will
leport nnt'avorably on the resolution
before it embodying the rum
recommendations for the Iaup intineni’
or o'commissidn to innate the ad-
visabllity or shall e location of
the. Connecticut grcu and College
ions ins representln pgricultu l
interests of the state 'Kit? in
that the committeer in s»,0aal 119—.
ItIOn may be in favot‘ oi“ otnmendlilg
that the entire matter go over until
the next. general assembly. . .w'
Made It;
1:
mm
hence until you too? decllfitfi‘ e‘
.Ricli 11 ds he slim Tablets? 3' t'
beso1'0ralnl'll‘tilnthsI
to publish the testimony on
and new statements are 0610’?
1 Mt Edward 1,. Beet? the
Dow‘s raiser, ennui Not-wail:
1-1309 clos'e app lica'tioti
“in
stillbirth year are. n;
1113:
.111: 11,10 unable Itb stt
t would it 1'
all: toilet 3551: a“
ital-chi a @0311 work'ms'iibl.’
335110 9'13"” at a" 011%,,
‘9. all 3b XI Rich
ii fifié’lhmwgdmmwgggg My, “ l-
Honey infer ilrlil'iii'ls'i'
abolishing the tee swift?“ in thplr pilI-I, '
Ill 3W;
tinder.1ué 11m he. radii and the man- ;
He said that in the larger places the ‘
'wOuld b'e no desire on t e port, of local,
onlcsi's‘ to do this le ' It erp‘e'ctat . p;
of compensation. joined a
amusement be“ 1011:1171 .
the work on calls bathe would
have a big task on h it in case
Icient for tile '
r drquUlt tor .
world Its not decided at the end of the -
twentieth round tonight. when "Phil- .
Burns meet beiore the Pacific Athletic .
Club, it is probable that the men will .
btlrld.“.‘
bhe'dghtI-
that .
the odds will remain unchanged my in .
the time of the gong. and thatO’ Brion -
mauve Fruit ‘
at Stan-ll and or consolidating the our; ‘
lsfi't'hou‘gllt "
ratio. , g .
ll
ibeiore we can hope '
I rat
lie at; i‘Dr.Kipg'sNew Diapason!!! 10! 1° "il
he" D M Read Co.
W: 1052.
. waiMm—d».«.,..~
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diet!" 1r.::r:~. {at
Of course there are a great many sets end naturally
some are better bargains than others. this always that Iway,
but there 15 value all through this sale, and; we shall not
have another of its kind this season. There sir inexpensévci
sets that “ill do for summer llets and seashore cottages
”there are better grades, good enough for anyone. Lorne
and look over the exhibit
At $14.00 .- ' - 4
The very best American porcelain with decoration
of rosebuds and gold lines on all pieces. 'lhis grade
is worth always $20.00.
At $12. so ' ~ ‘
Handsome set with Lily of the Valley border and
gold decoration. $12. 50 now and at other times
$18.00.
‘At $11.75
Several sets of these with spray decorations Iii dela I
icate colors, gold traced. 112 pieces each.
At 35-98 .~
English porcelain, Old style blue landscape, very
pretty for the table or wall decoration
At $3 00 and $4. 30
Sets for six people.
Chum Store, lower floor.
. . Folding Go-O
See the small comphct way in which they fold up. Jbis
no task to carry them, for they are' light »StrooE_ly
made with steel frames and leather cloth seats and bait-,4,
they are extremely practical. .They can be 11st iii .cv IrIy,
way like the ordinary carriage, {or they can htwtippeti in
any position.
,. 1' ha‘
ON THURSDAY WE WILL PUT ON SALE. A l'llEllSl‘I'lI P'UROHIASIS
FROM AN IMPORTER'S SAMPLES OF JAPANESE MATTI'NG, AT. 256 A
..JhI
{up}: 1.
JAPANESE MAT‘I‘IINOI THIS SEASON ARE NOT‘ ONLY HIGH :IN‘
57"" r :91
rains. bur some: in... menu. AINo rule WILL Arrono AN
51100911011111, erron'rutu'rr gran yous spams puritans: be
This porous noon covcnmo. -, ., I ,,
We "live an A noon 0mm or mm Mussel; nay
flaps 411' as; re Mia
clinic smote Air “.9. W is
SHADES To sense A seretht'rv. M '
'm uoawanit. court.
Unl' :I’U'
items 1' in 'W
marl—me 11th “1131 Ml 1.;
turnout ut‘t e mums. sold by The out.
Thermally and The Bridge Phar-
.: . 1,“. ~. , . , .
err Beam. . ‘
to 1 sort Marti-.17 N. Yo
preference to gay indie 1' little over.
C.
out 8011' r ... i"n Is nib ‘
Detgolt ....“;..000l1002'10-4 saline“ or 311160001: film“ not?”
at than 200000100441 11 2 941101 ports Clef." than ”hyper: 14
Sithr ahd Payne; Jacobson and 0'sz .qu aligned “anon, 0's
Spencer. , Worth t. N In!
t earthly friend. It cured me 0! lb , .
{or any brettktas't. is .‘Wwa's a on ' you. 14 1 .2 " ”“‘““"“ ‘ ”‘ "3‘1
saint-e in the a"! ‘ iii. I’WI ::.'I.41"‘.m,,‘,l,°'w;g,;g:,;,° - I. I grew would;
‘01 foodie the, unity . " -Isun1'ption for mesons wile ,, , 5-;1 kill”
. . I. .I.‘ .944“, ., “:30 I'M any amendment.
ill not” all 7 13011.11: ambit I”or n: 'clti-
.z:‘vw-li~0r-’xi&' ...:er 0- hr; at"...
. , ‘ IIlouIl."Noer1Me41iInbm ., , . -
. :2“. $011110 puma slit. ,,
c9“! . flm‘ lien/E "Edut- l "800 and
‘ tIioh‘. .1101 iii e" ' “’me ‘
1' n); . . 1W
titans when» ITILLA‘T sues.
choirs Monte. 1m Br—Inumrmll 1mm
tile Great No has elicit-
ii Infidel“ at”, In: lawn iroifiII l 1'
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captured thetp'aro s,IIIIII «1.1122th
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