ed Ailu 113..
190 1'
, millali, in Norwaik duccd
11 My for 1905, and under. date of
. 17 the note that Mrs. Pal’ks
it town was written. M l
doeertioh:
liar ry .
iii
his and 11120 on the
wt 6 could make as 1111
C. 00.. 111' Bridge-
”if.
11‘
ly in l 11 mar-
developed a bad
verychln'g that
He wall a rover
Mrs
. that
lace/Which aha has
.11“ or who given
bid “.83 desertion
o.
Y‘Y 81W? “
11145011211 3100055th
11 due
. Brock reservoir
aid-them lh ‘
l , a Woman 3 risitlh'z ca't'd‘,"
9 ac away yto
why, even hit: smile is pit
.
11.111110111101111
plan tor the growth of pine forelits up-
depart
hot price being 600 per ‘thottsttnd feet.
were three yeal old plants, and are
thriving.
The duty on tho‘ trees is no high that
.‘ It greatly increased the coat of‘ the
. importing
them, and arrangements
111111111 been made for the establishment
‘ of a mum-.1 y to cover .an acre of gloulld
‘. and thin
will be planted the 20. 000
trees expected irom Holland next
month. From those plantings the seed-
"tngs will be obtained, and the trees
will .be grown for t 'auuplanting. This
nursery will no ice led at the Island
’I‘ ll(‘ undertaking "is
by no 111001111 an experiment, fol need-
liiga hum alroallv bu-n planted and
mutt spring. there 11' 9 about 1,-000.
0 outings read to ti'u‘nuplantcd.
cash 3'. and the plantings
y‘ In barren land and (1111.11
111 itchy territm'y. Farmers in the vi-
,clnity of tha'.‘ ershéd have been
Watching th 311) '.th 01’ the pixie 1100s
and 11 ed have they become
information
the" compile other ,
perlht chi 1.1111111111111101”
the cot tany wpul iliingly co-opcl
lite with any or the 1! ucent land own-
era who wanted plantings and would
1'13; way Plantinga wll
i.
9 l‘
t‘ had and giving the 1.1mm
. iin opportunity to utilize profitably the .
011.111.111.11
_. tiv
'W 11th Casinrer,
macy and 11‘ 3H.
5104A :i‘homas midwife,
“011.111.13.13 wh
once, 11.1.;
‘A Valli. Jr., city: ,.;'W
Bridg mil R Fmslec,
. Aldon. Bethe]; 10.11.
' Chat 8 I‘.
ll Jahies 15.8110 Mrs.
Hill, Scranton, Pa,"
loll" Philadelphia; J.
, . ti'gg, '.D D" hr
T nhor,\c1v York; \V. C.
..E Hines and wife. Spring
' L. Hulbert, Detroit, Mich.
m
'3' V... 0119 10 to it a 111."
.W at can «hilt ,n‘t‘eilm?” asked the
b.1111, according to the New York Sun.
”ll-111' t. it a dueehiitem to be printed on
"It wOuId
have been nueer once." said his Wife,
"but it isn't now.
Women have so
thank engagements the:: ‘h ‘1'.- 1011110
it no 090w to limit: the lime they will
‘01; the telephone. 11,1111 they state
leard 11 hours when thav
Mnrch 6.—-A con-
1 slgnrrient of 20,000 white pine trees
Gm,“ .wlil arrive in this 1111111 train Holland
the ”latter part of next month for the?
. Bridgepott Hydraulic Company, to be?
used in ih‘e‘ execution of an elaborate
t" to, confer;
i Pl Scalar
031m, cum»
_. 1 life
- an 10.90111 White pine
. trees, which is about 30 years will be
valuable for timber the present mar-
Although it Is not generally known, the
company planted .20 acres with white
:pilte planting two years ago. They
have '
fuel-st stage
iarelost." . .- ,
_ .. bggs Is the litetho
G
_, .1, .C. Adams. 1.. St. John, -
‘ may purchase them. with confidence.
w led on its way to New York.
'Siorrs tfixperimeni V Station Buiicii V
Tails About lite-Apl'ilrMaVy and
June ‘ Eggs ‘ Keep the Beat
'l‘hole 10.1101. time in em:- year '
when all well bred hone refuse "to 1.1.1,
and the price, 01' 1.1.1. eggs soars. toi
an almost prohibitive price.1 and in i
that Instead or having his customary
t'vlo‘ egéé ”for 1.1.1.11... has to got
along with One This is liable it);
cause ‘conaiderahle grumbling on the‘
ha of lather even itl‘ the best. rogu~
- ‘i 130' billion, 11nd frno'the'r. of course,
' i
01011;)
the customary muesli... tor his 1.1.11.1
that withgut running the tmplly 1.00
h . debt. 1A0 a 1.111 resort
in!
trade 11111111111111
are preserved m
as rather .wllle. undoubtedly
d preserved eggs,
:dlscover
" . before he has wicugxmuy or them. but 1
a little thehnicui rnowl‘edge on the
slit avert all the
re to come copper
. hen fat or discovers that
h h eating pieaervéd eggs.
This technical llhpzviedxe is loosely
unturned up in a 111 ie pamphl‘ null
, lichen by the Storré 11111111111111.1101:-
pertinent 31111111., 011 "The lhiection
arid Preservation 0110535" '
back pains. di bloc
feel 111111.111. $31111 1088
special care should be taken to
maintein‘ the goncral health, and
to assist; Natht‘e ohmugh the time
of 1111 1111111111-
Asa
0111 usremedy,
have held first Place for nearly ,
sixty years. They bring new life.
‘ to the system and supply occas-
nary old when it is most needed.
Beecham‘ 11 Pills impart nerve
force,"11ct gently on the barrels;
regulate the bile. imp1'9ve the
, blood, create appetiteandpromoto
digestion. Their tonic properties.
relieve weaknosa and quickly
Renew Health.
and Spirits
‘ Sold Everywhere. in 110309 10:. and also
‘5
" Possibly the most important thing
to uncertain in buying preserved eggs
laid during the months or April May
and early Julie hale been 10111111 to
have. the best. keeping qualilleu.
. pamphlet. tells us that bacteria 11111 rc-
sponsihlo tor the decomposition oi"
gs and name. ciggls complex ('lleml
Iiy, it‘ is one of the best pincca i’or
cteria to multiply. , "The work 01
:‘these organisms." it says “is to sim-
pilfy or decompose the White and
g Yolk-until 'the ogg‘ls seemingly; why 1,1
than useless. though.” It udda'uairo y,.
hi'ltel for polishing lvnillcr. and are
sold by the lnrxe packing 11011111111 for
that. purpose". Would that all the
cotton ngB Till the llilltoryoi‘ the world
bamboo-11.110911 t’or.thc chaste purport»
or .ppllaning leather. Unrortunatoly.
however, 11.11 noun-pt our .icsatovored
ihctnrs‘mllzht boar \vitneaa. thcy have
been put‘lo other commercial iii-it's. i
After considering the dillc'lent
" cauuoa‘ of infection 111 so called treah
eggs 'such an a diacascd (audition oi
11101111111, cduslllu» infection In the egg
be ore it hits been laid the bustling 111
01 Wild. through tilt,1 porch of ”it! aliell
floor the egg has been laid; the attoct
brimoisture or heat, both 01" which.
hasten decomposition when the buc-
torla Ire precept within the .1111; tin1
pamphlet continues: .
”Whatever the means or lul’t‘cttlun.
It baabecn found that .1 larger 11111-1.
content, DC the July. August and early
September egg. in lll‘i‘ Intc1 it'd or con
min a greater numbel of bacteria Int
11 time they may he called “111111111
than the GEES of the other 11101111111 of
the your, particularly when computed;
with the ma laid during the 111011111111
oi April. May and June This 0 "
roburatel-i. the opinion of egg packt 1;
who invariably ureter April, May
and June egga .tothose produced dur-
ing the other. nlontltaof the your. it
is cont-11111111111. than that . the April;
eggs have. the best keeping qualitai
the 111111 11388 and the eggs of curb.
June coming in the order named" .
litre. 1111.9 simple 'testfby manual of
which the ‘thrifty'houaewifer can tell
whether .the1 eggs which tile-110.1119?
tries to tail her are "strictly fresh
eggs" are really fresh or not.. The
pamphlet describes the test in the
tollowing wzords
“Some or the changda that take
place during the documposltion or
case maybba. Iceman}; ~.testing , or
,alldling.‘ When the. fresh org is held
re a strong light the contents will
be seen practicallyito 01111111011011, the
air cell being very adult in size,
Alter 01100111119111.1100 begins the. white
0 the egg 9 rinks and weakens, and
it in ceil’ s, onto-mod and boil 11,109
1i an lilo 03111111111911 .~
to 01.11111 albumen he 1-
l. assumes ,a 091w wit
This, 10 11001170
Mary has. Alter
‘1'”91'1111 rotten eggs liml 11 place in tho
hnd in this all Signs of (11111119111111.0013
Another fact
iteration in the
l
0 be taken into con-
1113 of prcaerv
,by which: 111
11,6 been pr9sorvod The most
ved method .11 pleaelvation
ee en quoting,“ l in
to glass." Thus the logical (to
all this Seems to be that
110 £13,881: were laid. during
of 1, May or early
ya been properly
, 86.1 ,
water glues. athe thrifty
:‘md at Certain seasons of the year
Serve them up for f'.h'll'11e"s,".-break-
gust without rem rs fear or dis.
every certainly
eggs have iii this way 1...... Known to
preserve" both the family credit and
Valley Rail .
carton y t or this pity
The 1.1131th11 bleepeili
0' by a broken
had. the
cla're none was urn:
110111
in
rail 11 ’
h 1,) it ,.
ed to the other cars 11 the name
[tor a delay or titty minutes, proceed-
,1
0‘
is uhen they‘Were laid because eggs i
'i 111' .
3 lleatfin four cups of flour, 13th.,
9833011111
accompllahed.‘ .1. ‘
fl . .. -1 '
MW
TRdUBL't-i WITH PRINTER'S DEVIL.
m
Northwestern Christian "Advocate
Makes an Apology‘ to its’ Roi'def‘s-
CHICAGO. Mart-ll Ii. ""L‘.hiil‘i9£'1' iii
Shunt, lecenily appointed editor of
lill*'\(lliil\iefiit’l 11 Christian Advocate
has bud his first 111.1111] 11. with the plinl
era devil. "
Inriuat week's issue of l1is“nnblicur
iion‘uppeured the followii‘lg exchange
clipping, the same being 11 recipe 101
pound cake:
‘Klreatn together one cup of buttcl
and three cups of sugar. Add the
yolks of live eggs and hunt the whoh
until it is very light. ’l‘hon util' in one
winegiaal‘; oi whiskey, (lilo =llutnlcg.
grated. and then 01111 cup of milk. and
when these. ingredients. are wull~1nlxcd
etc.
The Advocate being devoted to the
uliililunot cause 11 protest immediate
Ii arose (111111 the Hiliwttl‘ibtil‘L-l Mr
Stuart lni-zt no time in preparing a
atlucmcnt which appears in this week‘:
lssuc and is us tollows: , “'1‘Ilc appear
once 01‘ the clippingu was 11 shccr inul‘i-
111111111111. which the editor l'cg‘rcts
quite as much as docs any 01‘ his reall-
111's. 'I‘I1t1 Norillcu'stcl'n has: for over
titty years-been consistent. and iliulutt
cut 111111111111 the use of intoxicantu and
implant the truffle; it Is not likel,1 11
stilllily its 1111:0111 «111.111 in 1111. intelusl
111' tilt.‘ 1111110511an .114 111‘ 11011011 (“kc "
w- .0.......... .._. _... .....
OmeTOMIEAL-
gm, .. , fin-hid” 1111111111111 81111
Lily. aim MW-ffiff
CARDW BETHAYED THEM.
Couple Had Been Married for Three
Weekly—Wat‘s Furnishing Home.
BRIIXIEPOIW.‘ March 0va card in
scribed .Mr. and Mrs. Frank (1. Schcppr
and pilotogt'. [NH 01' the couple i‘ount'
in a 51110th trust the film. lntllnutlol'
their friends bud that they wele mar
lied 011 February .i?‘ by Rev. Herman
Wlemm. Friends 'oi'; the couple. 111111
111.111 a variety ougprca'enta to the home
which is llcfiigliichiniliialted at. the cor
tier of Pembroke and Curtis streets
The bride has been an inspectol at
the U. M. C .Co. The groom 111 gm
sehlor member of the plumbing ill at oi
Frank G Sclleppe & Co «
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE
Lu gt'lppc1 coughs are dangerous or
they frequently develop into pnenmo
11111 1101111" 1; Hourly and Tar not only
stops the cough but' heals and strength
one the lungs so that no serious would
need be. toured. The genuine Foley:
Holley and TM contains no harmfu
E'dru‘gs and is in 11‘ vellow package Re
substitutes. Bridge Pharmacy
:and F. H Baxter,
tHIGH FIGURE FORE TARGET PRAC-
TIC
-WASH1NGTON, March 6.-Cne oi
the. highest figures of eillclencv ever,
made in target practice has been re.
ported by the Eightytii’th Company
Coast Artillery Corps, nt Felt Casey,
ashlagton. according ‘to’ 0. statement
ven out by the War Department.
This company made 100 per cent of
hit 11 at a 30 hv 60 foot target moving
9 rate of 6.8 miles an hour. at a
_ range ol’ 0 .420 yards. The prac
“was held'at a battery of ten- inch
VIOS ‘mountod on disappearing car».
ridges. The series of tour record shot:
was tired from two guns in the total
elapsed time of two ‘nlinutes. and ‘25
scoring? 1A5 allowing the company’s
of so- patient .
01' 1111010 tired this
, v, a target and only one
or compaii'y assigned to ten, inch
11 has made a. higher figure. The
0091100111; in urea
and men of tho _
.. 1 “0
11111111011116 1:11 1" ._
, Into’rtei'ed .‘ d' , . 41
iii . 11%|?th
pl god; iuht in
mil g1 {.1111
0' 1251.11 ‘ flopioei'vea ‘e
an '15 1-2 tunes of rock drilling we‘re
. .is...‘" .
HHarthrd 'io Hav.‘ Bureau That Will
, bull-playing in the streets.
trill lattice until
m
Look Out for Little Folks
All the Time.
'An entire city department devoted
exclusively to the Welfare of children
and planned to make its city 11 partl-
dlsc for little tolits, is the measure that
l-'""laltloul Connecticut. is preparing in
01001 that its 40, 000 children may grow
up into healthy, intelligent voters and
wives of voters.
For Hartford is beginning to realize
.that‘ municipal ordinances, just like
life in the cities, are constructed ,1!!-
.lnost wholly in theinterests of adults
and their convenience. The children
are liable to be overlooked 111 the. bill'-
, beurly and too frequently robbed of
. the essential rights of 1bildllood sim-
ply because it is uoobdv‘ 11 business to
appeal forthem. .
‘ The public. schools 111 cities are 0!
COUI‘Se‘delligned for Children, bllt are
concerned only with one phase of their
development. The children a court
and the children’s judge look alter
another 511...... and see to it that the
seed of mischief is not nurtured into
criminality" by putting children into
the hot-houses 0f crime—nine penal in-
stitutions where. adult criminals are
tile‘g‘ardoners. «Also, citiea provide In
‘ some measure parks and playgrounds.
Bittthece ordinarily are so inadequate
that the children would be packed like
‘ sardines it even it fair proportion
. chanced at the same. time come ulter-
11000 to make use of their facilities in-
stead of breaking credinantes against
The far»
tory inspectors see to it, so far as they
are able, that no children slave in
sweatshops, and health dcpal'tments
leqilire that children with tilt1 sour
let fever or diphthclia be isolated
irom other children ,
11111.10.- Hartford is becoming aware
there are lhhiiy other things essential
to child dcvclopnlclll which it in still
nnllody's business to nutrition no 111"-
pal'tmi'nt's special function to provide.
l-"or multiple. as G. A..l~‘urlier, the. Park
in industrial cities the child is not only
not. needed but not wanted and is re-
garded 110111 the way because thi1 child
Is forced by city conditions to llrcand
play and work in the way provided
['01- adults where 111,1 Is too often an un-
happy 1110111111111. This state 01’ allows
is Illustrated by the pity expressed
when a baby. lil'l‘lvcs his brother or sis-
ter in 11.111000. of two or 101'ch Chil-
ldren are regardedhs 11 burden. «con
011111: and. mental. and 11111111010111) to
the {other battling in the economic
strii’c. When the child reaches a.
working age hols welcome enough in;
'1 wealth producer and the cities look
out for his interests, but all through
the unwaulcd period the governlnout-
docs litllc to make hint wanted, to uttl'
his parents in their rearing of him.
to see to it that in the intcrrcguum
between birth and soli‘suport In.- is
properly trnlncd for his adult Illskr.
There is no single political body. rice:
tire or appointed. which is. cxpccicd
tor their happincse, lit-nith and morals
Ind to 15011 to it that each child has lill’
‘10-'31 possible Iimlitrillliity to become :1
1111' (GSK'flli ‘91 1111 11 up "
The Juvenile (olntulscion is liurl
lords answer to this condition—~11
commlneion consisting 01’ six citizens
who hold no other oilice and who are
to work in conjunction with the. May-
or. the,Superintendent or $011110 :1
member of the Park Board, a them 1111'
'11' 11111 Charity Chmlnisulon, irlnelnber
oi' the Health Commission and the
lodge or 11111 Police Court. The six
citizen members are to be appointed
by the Mayor subject to approval ot‘
the common council and will serve
without pay. The plan, therefore
would-give the children six direct
1pokcsmcn and friends In court, and
11) make certain that every agency
working for the betterment. of chil.
iron in education. health, recreation.
‘loor relief. is properly correlated with
111 01111115., Under th‘isplun. the 11.11-
‘.Ire,city’ ovel'utncnt, it is believed.
tun be‘ 11111 e to work as a unit to gain
‘01' (11940000 embryo citizens ulltlloae
things which are essential to their
Well-beillg,,,aud also thosethlngs which
1111111 bring the home and the state in
to closer cooperation through the
point of common interest in children.
into actnuih however,
practice, an
. amendment to the City Charter Is es. .
sentlul. The Council. however, al.
ready has approved the. plan of estab-
lishing the Juvenile Commission be‘
fore it, and has referred It to the State
Assemhiy. The draft of the proposed
law which has already come up, for
mittee with many appearing, in its
favor, is as follows: .
PResoIvcd by'the Assembly:
‘-“Section 1. There shall be in the
city of Hartford :1 Commission on .lu-
venue allairs which ‘shall consist of
six citizen resident In said city.
' “Sec. 2 The necessary expenses of
said commission not exceeding such
amount 1111‘ the Court .51 Common Coun-
oil of said city shall appropllate for
such purpose shall he paid by said city
but no‘ member or said commission
shall receive any compensation for his
services.
‘ "Sec. 3. In April 1909, the Mayor
of said city shall appoint the members
of said commission two for the term
‘ {it three yeuls, tire for the term 01’ two
Years and t o for the term of one your
from and or May 131,1909.1111d the
Mayor 111111 appoint two members in
(April of ‘eae‘h your here-
or 11he term of three years from
0 May ext hereafter. All ap-
to caninusisioa shall
utoval of the Court
of Common Co ii of bold city. The
members of aid implosion shall hold
lth‘c ‘ ive Successors
ed.
,. inquire into
, f y .1
011111119 clotiiitlcs or 011.91- iniorma'tion
un‘g its child life withln the any
ad to recommend. legislation. in the
,‘lnterostami’ children.‘: «Said 1,
. hall- make an annual
nrl. pt..comn10n council,
summary of its investigations
@9110 recommendations’
0119.01 the first questions which will,
be considered. by the commlnslon prob
Superintendent of Hartford puts itw‘
Before Hartford can put the plan .
a hearing before the Assembly Com- ,
11.8110.“- have . ,
i ,
' other e. ‘
AT 41m . onto-I; 1N.L
'1‘ like No 1111111111111
W.) 1. Douglas makes and facile ”more men’s
$3.00 111111 $3.50 shoes than any other manu-
facturer in the world, because they hold their
,‘ahapc, fit .hctter, and wear longer than any
Shoes at All Prices. for. Every Member of the '
Family. Hen, BoyaWomen. Misses dz Children ‘ '
W.L.MUGLAI .4 00 “ND .8 0060.? EDGE GHOEG CANNOT BE EGUVALLED
-D°UGLI3 " 1-50 GND .2. 09 SHOES ARE THE
IEIT IN THE WORLD.
Past Color Eyoiet: Uni! Exclusively.
my” ,W..I llo Ina uule 111i
bottom. Shoes tllullcd from, actory 61’) unynfi' 'ut II 311
SOLD BY THE BEST SHOE GEALERG EVERYWHERE.
Ask Your Local Dealer For Them."
{ice is stamped on V
of ii 111 Will I‘ atlilo'itue free.
it. .. flout-1.111; Brocktoa‘. M .111.
ably will be the quest on or compuh
sol'y attendance in the playgrounds, no
it is found that merely providing play-
grounds is not. anilicicnl to keep the
children off tile. streets,
also oi industrial training and giving
children the discipline which results '
110111 useful
taken up.
«6'1 Mt Parker puts 31,1110. boy in the
annuity may work with his father in
otcnpntion will later be
,tho shop or iicld while in the city the
incurs iii the 1.111.111. 0111111. or iactoty
.1111. closed to him .lild he loses both
his idlilt'l' .11 tompanion'ilhip and percon
ul il1stm'lttioll il‘l iildlisll‘v nnu com .
‘l here is no chance. in the cit- .
nit-roe.
to.» 101' a boy in plav at inun'a work
Mr. ral'kel' concludes:
“‘iho. Juvenile Commission is sup
posrd to have thl1 child ‘in mind when
no one else has; it in their cure; to be.
‘0 100k Out fill‘ 0H ”10 illit‘l‘i’dis 01' it“ ilho 11111111111. to bind together tht.1 homo,
, i.ilt‘r"kidii"-"~io hold 11 0111111111111 briei‘
school and other factors of tln‘1 child’s
‘lnnklng, working with them all. but, 111
iilt‘ some time being thoir all enconr
passing love which never rests, never
hilltop-8', never forgets when the inter-
ests 111' the. child‘is threatened."
'11... movement is having cuihuslas~
110 support from the pulpit, the Rev. ”
Dr. Rt'lckwell Harmon Potter, of the
Center church, being 11111ng the loud-
crs In advocating the new plan.
The Hartford plan has also gained
the approval of the 1111111111.. 01’ the
Playground Association of America,
and Dr. Luther Gulick. Ita president, is
planning to have a discussion oi” the
project made a prominent feature of
thei’l‘hird Annual Playground Coagresa
to be held in Pittsburg. May 1] to ii.
The conmtlsaion idea. though
comprehensive is in one 01‘ its phases
similar to the plan iormet'l‘y' urged by
Dr thiick [01" New York city of hav
ing a director of hygiene whose func- -
tion would be to see to it that evolv-
thing possible 111.05 done .tor the. safety ‘
of New Yor'ks school children. 111
Hartford the plan has the. uppi'oial or
the Chic Club. iithe 11.011111111011111 Club.‘
and the Principals“ Club while the
judge and assistant judge of the police
court the corporation counsel menu
hers ot‘ the bOard of older men and the
lower spoke1 {01; ii.
SENTENCE!) To, FIVE MONTHS IN
JAIL.” '
. NORWICH, Milr'eh 6.—-—J0hn 11‘.
Mention, of this city, arrested 011 the
charge of obtaining money under false
pletence‘s from G W. Carroll :01 this
place, was tried yesterday, and son.
tenced to ii've months in jail and to
pay co'sts. Mo‘ulton was recently dis-
charged flout the point in 'NewH Haven
011. it similar charge.‘
A RELIGIOUS AUTHOR’S STAYE-
MENT.
11.11.19.951. H. Feapermau, Sails-
1.1.1.11. C..Wlt0 is the author of sever
ill bo'p‘ks. writes: "rot-11.111.11.11 years I'
was afflicted with Kidney trouble 'and
last winter I was suddenly stricken
with a severe pain in luv kidneys and
was confined. to my had eight- days
unable to get up without oasistance.
.I commenced tolling-L1 Foley’e Kidney
Remedy, and the‘ pain gradually abat-
ed and finally ceased. I cheerfully
teconnuend Foley's Kidney Remedy. "
Bridge Pharmacy and F H. Baxter. W
, . ‘ ANTI-RACING BILL.‘ ,
AUSTIN Texas. Mnrch- ‘6.—~'l‘he
state senate last night passed the R00
ortson‘ 1.111190111111111... and Wanti-lac-
111g bill by a vote of 18 to 12. The
,bill is 111.111.113.110.in days past
the minority hail employed delatory
thctics to delay action. but the major
why was determined to 11111111111 in aes-
aion all night. if necessary to push the
bill. The. bill has alreudi passed the
house and it is predicted that the
gmcrnor will sign It.
more.
if 11 111.111' doesnt really enjoy. his
work the. job 1‘vo'n‘t please the boss.
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