Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 30, 1909 · page 6

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1 1 rat wo111an oohr‘pialned or
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1. an hump. right to bring home 11
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lions Wealth at Stake

new YORK. March 29-01111‘01‘1111
solely by a delimiting band of 11111111

es of this entire State are today light
ing a desperate battle for 11 low which
brill fully protect the wild birds that
they know can alone save their crops
from insect pests. Headed by the Na-
tlonal- Association of Audubon Socie
it 11 re suite, grunge. with 11 111-11111
, relilp.‘ of 83. 000 working farmers. ey-
or agricultural interest in“ has 1111-
liire State is lined up to demand such

1 measures to prevent the butchery of

the insect eating and non- game birds
as have begun to bonellt the farm
lands or lowa. Massachusetts. Michi-
gun. Louisiana, South Carolina. and
West‘- Nirgiulaj Unless the more slou-
111:~ ders ln‘ ‘tir‘c scalp's of hose
slaughtered songsters are now made to

“ respect the economic value of: their

Jrrey‘ it ‘is‘ declared. the orchardlsts

‘ Arid agriculturinta oi‘the whole country ‘
will soon suffer by the increase oi“

every for 111 oi‘ insect plague. .
Declaring that the valuable bird re:
sources of the whole American people
are at stake on the prinCiple of this
bottle of the New‘ York‘ (armors

“ 111111111111. the commercial feather hunt-

el's, Gifford Pin‘ch‘dt, head of the Na
ticnai Conservation. Commission. has
today co‘me dirt in along support. of the
proposed legislation Letters oi" warm
endorsement of this culrrpalgn 11111-111
also been received ‘at the Audubon
headquarters here from (1.7" Cox.
president of the New Yell: Academy
at Sciences; Madison Gr'fupt chairmen

" 01' the executive committee of the New
- York Zoological Society: Dr. Raymond

A. Pearson, New York state commis-
sinner of Agriculture. and E. P Felt.
the state ehtonrologist.‘ F. N. Godfrey,
,master of the state grunge, has already
actively enlisted with all his forces in

11. the 111111

persona-freeman with

lid doubtless. ‘enthusaistie
as o‘ 1 trick you detestw
at or .ppaarlng wait before

so the more and more intense as
util at last, you

151 0 beat as your

arse, calls

if
h‘e‘r irib‘ud departs, at
eolar‘es with tears in her
' tit she will "neve have her

there 1 s the alien 11111111111111»

at your wife has at regular intervals
isn't or: ctly that she cats at the
ith you. On the, other

is. highly refined, and
1 on much better

111 mp you us apart

assume for
asgood or b t-
matter or tact.

.1 lir'ute

you -
the (1.111111 save.
1111 Allard to have

11111 president): the
1th .mihiste 1
one be

"destroy these insects.

- the ‘ngrictrlturist‘s are doing in

Hall or the-daily feed of the crow
biackblrd alone is made up of the in
sect pests that destroy the crops, it
1111. been proven by expert 11111111111111
tion of 2250 stomachs of these wild
bir'.ds the results of Which are being
submitted to the legislators here. by
Dr. T. S. P‘a’lrner. ol' the goVornnrcnt‘
Department of Agriculture. With 0th

1‘ are of the new some species that it is

proposed to‘ protein ll‘ere,‘ these birds
have been shown to be the only. oiled»
ilve check to the plague oi brown tail
and gypsy moths, which is sweeping
over i e country from the New Eng-
land s tes, where 33. 000.000. has al-
ready been spent in vain attempts to
curb its devastation of the crops and
mods. With the insect eating birds
it is also planned to shield the snowy
owl. which is known to consume the

nations have cost the 1111111111111. 111'
the country millions of dollars. ' 1

““Thls bottle for the proper protec-
non of the insect-eating birds will have
Its‘ enact anon the whole country." said
William Butcher. president or the Na-
tiondl Associatibn or Audubon Sbclev
ties, at its headquarters. 141 Broad-
way. today More than $1,000. 000. 000
has“ been proven' by the government.
to have been lost to the farmers of
this land last year through the «lepre-

tlons of lanes ‘ pests. Wb want to

ti‘o‘n‘ is“ not be 11111111111111 rather than
the selfish interests of the tew‘. dealers
in the plumage or the Very birds that
it is ‘high
the farmers, ‘orohardlsts.

d planters of this country?

rihls
state. 'We feel that we ci‘rn oouirt‘ upon
the support oi’ every pdtribtic Ameri4
can to help us save the nation's vain
abie‘ bird re

time 1101'
‘ ll
rt theulselves in‘ this matter

‘renlgodds. -,.lt1
, best team in the,

Mantis Willem
gotten he int n (if the Norwaiks
l1 approaching“ season,

t

e a , ' Mo-
Kiernan‘.1 and ‘with the possibilities 1'11
1 lly and Henriqdea coming

‘lt'ay leather 111111111111, the tanning fore "

Providence who handles rrcthln

.eds‘1 has half a million

iron and refuse which the

hordes-0t meadow mice whose dopre- ‘

deterrnlne it this vast‘ loss to the 1111- .

is new divided. 1 _
After a. very stormy session S‘nnds ‘

1 rent in tn'alm‘
,olr‘urcb draw the 11111111111101 the co
Mary in Fairflel‘d and the new lactic

,‘reauit of an‘1 allo ‘d beating

.- outcome oi O'Neil’s. injuries
1 tun oi the season Was beaten by
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"it isn't often hat 1“ have
enough in the medic‘ino'put 11p by oths
or people to be willing to otter to re»
fund the money lt1lt does not care,”
said 11‘ ll Baxter to a Sentinel 111111111
who dropped into. his store. “but i am
glad to sell Dr. Howard's specific! 0"
the cure or constipation and (inspepsia
on that basis." ».
‘Vl‘he 101'.“than
to get a quick introductory sale auth
arises 1111c to sell their regular titty
cent bottles at hali- or ice 26 cents and.
although i l1avo sold a lot of it, and
have guaranteed every package.1nol1
one has been brought back as unsat—
intactoty.” ' ‘

- 'f'l‘lrcre ‘u‘r'e sixty doses in a vial that
can be carried in the vest pocket or
0111.110 and every one has more medlCl'
nul power than a big pill or tablet or
111 tumbler of mineral water.

11 "1 11111 still selling the specific at 11111111
price. although I cannot tell how long
I shall be able to do so. and anyone
who is subject to constipation, sick
headache. dizziness. liver trouble. in
digestion 01 11 general played out cou-
ditldu ought to take advantage of this
chance.” ,. 1 1 . ,

W
WHAT THE‘ WORLD THROWS
AWAY.

"A Cinnamon will live on what 11
Frelrctlirnnn throttle away; a‘ French’-
man Wll live on what. 11 German
will 111.111.1111; 11 German will live
on what an Englishman throws, away.
111111 on Errailshr‘unn will tire on What
An American th‘ro‘er away " “We are
the riiost wastehlrl ,pco‘ple in the world
This say‘o 11 V11 1121 in success 11111511-
zlne,‘ is so niucb‘ better for those who
don! in our wnh‘t‘e. "l‘ho bumble junk
business. the trade of i‘lnco‘usltlcred tri-

iles, harm-1111111111111 in America more‘ “

thun‘n all other countries: in“ Boston
lives a dealer win has ‘accumulfited
more than a hill ion dollar‘s; several
of his competitors could sign a check
in six- figures. The loading ddnlo1:bin
ut
scrap iron. is worth halt a. m llrm‘r.
Philadelphia 1111s we junk uriltrorp
sires and a cluster of nonrdnlillc‘n-
sires one of these Philadelphia deep
invented in
buildings and equipment. alone; Ground
in New York is too cestly for many
large warehouses or iron yards and
most. or them are located‘ in New Jer-
soy. Scattered over that state are a
dozendealers, who have made 1‘ fifty,
one. hundred. two hundred-Avenue-
dred thousand dollars ,from ‘ that - which
the metropolis has thrown away. One
of these New Jersey dealers recently
bought the greatest “lot" of junk ever
handled in the world' s history-«the out
French
abandonedwnt Panama. The original
cost of, this ranterinl was about twenty
million dollars. ‘ What was the tune
of the. more song he paid for it, or irow
much he lms made by selling 011 the
scrap iron and metal. no one has ever
dared to estimate. .

SUED FOR WHIPP‘lNG.

W“

deal-as E. florid, oi Wincted, Alk‘l 91,- ‘

faith

.omprmy, in order 1

000 for 26 Blow; by Schoolmarm. “‘

‘ervs'rrrn, March 30.4-Papers were

served yesterday on 111111 Adele Mar--

my a teacher in the 01h grade or the

local grammar 11c ol in a civil suit
for 61,000 1111111 on instituted“ by
George E. 3111,11. behalf or his minor
son Elliott. in the writ Bond alleges
that Miss Murray assaulted his son
by whippi‘ng- him While in school.

Miss Murruypwhose home is 111
Berlin, says that young Bond brought
small pellets of, nearer to school, and
distributed them among the other
scholars at the room she taught. The

peppers caused the scholars to sneeze

so violently that it nearly broke” up
the session. She. thought that. such
conduct deserved-‘11 severe. whipping.
arid-.11ccordlngly administered one, me

ting the boy thirteen times on each 1‘

hand with a leather strap.
lilies Murray gave bands ‘0! $1 0

for her appearance at the lil‘ay term
‘ of the Superior court

W ‘ .
CONGREGéTION GUARRELS AND..
‘W

Alchael Bach and his friends, who

‘ “ cently. became members or the Jew

orrgregetion or Aguda Achim 111111
e prayers in the Christian way. trio

0 right. instead or the Jen‘ria‘h way
111 right1t left 1~the congreg tl

lgbt. lots were drawn and the little

‘ organization which was formed eight

years ago (pr the worship of God 11
The old faction oi

secured the rear 1111111111111 9300 in
the treasury, was 'dlvlded {equally '0!

A. the five Tolmuds. three ‘were awarded
to the new faction and two to the Old.

1 The drawings were made by the six ‘
:year- old son of}!

iris Ruderman.

1 SKULL FhAGTUR‘D sv scum

HARTFORD, Marc libs-«Tomas

ut‘

hands of two 1nesroes Clare co

Coombs and Theodore Parson‘s. ls . l
a critical condition at the hospital in

fact he is not expectant. recover. lli‘si
alleged assailants were arraigned

the police court and wars placed on“-

der bonds of $1,000 each pending the
The 11111.11

1 may night 1‘

 

antenna as +1111
11111110111111 up the at alive or?”
1111111111111, antic as the ibo figs:
advocates ever organ in he
say. In this nature manner Vinoi
laces wea‘kn'ess with strength.
1 l‘ 0 [ll be 1]
’ 1331:“3‘33‘3111‘1" give 'i: .3 “till?
flip. it don’t we will refund their money.

, FRANK H. BAX‘l‘E .brup‘gilt,
t‘l‘lGQUTH NORWALK. 1

‘i ,.

CONGREGA'I'IQNAL‘ Pnospsmw.

 

11111111111111 Gain in Membership Last
‘ Year—Summary of statistics.

J'l‘here was a marked advance in
riro‘sne‘rity iu the Congregational
denomination in 1,908. The summary
compiled by the Rev Joel s Ives reg
intro: 11 fthe General Association and
of the General Conference giVes in
11111111111111; figures:

During 1008 in Connecticut the 3‘32
dongregauonal (lunches report 11

einber‘sllip‘ of 07 .862, a gain of one

111 oh and 1.1114 members. There
Were' ‘a‘ddsd‘ on" confession 2 036‘. by lot-
t‘er 1.;350 in all .1980 The losses by
death“ were 1007. by‘ letter] ,282, by
revision 318, in all 2..692 The num-
11111 Added 1111 repression exceeded the
deaths 111 11.539. The rate at inor-tnl
ity Was‘ 1615 to the 1.000
1‘ Tire total (outribntiou reported
were $300,793 legacies $79,100 and
larislr expenses 6,tiiii'l 713, making 11
111111 of $1: 2577,.1 This looks as it
something was doing in the old state
along the. 0111‘ lines upon which, the
sir-111.1 was .‘built upon. And the thing to
rerrrember 111‘ that it is only no we pay
11111111 to those things of the church

d'xhnt the church 1"eprc‘scnts that
We (1 n lock hopefully into the future
God has brought us over and God will
sustain us i! we do the things 111‘ God
. Hartford First is rejoicing in, the
accomplishment 111‘ its parish 1111111115
while Old Lyme 11nd Seymour are. ac
cupylug theirs. linnbur'y First. [run-
bury Swedish,'l‘h'ospect‘, Nor'ill Brun-
l’ord and Northiorti have new meeting

‘lrouses. Rocky-Hill a new organ our 11

rrew‘ parsonage. New London Second
11 tine! chime of bells. Brnnlord. Falls
Village and Bridgeport Sivodlslr new
parsonagcs. The physical condition
or our Churches was never horror.

The 67 aided ci‘,11,r1rchus with 11 11111111
berslr‘lp or 4000, added tilt) in llli."ll
membership. and the additions on non-
tension were 206 more than the loss by
death. The contributions and loan-
cles from these churches amounting to
$8 590.1vus 5.7 per cent .01 the. amount
of 11111 gruute dto them. Of the brcud
,cnsi on the nature more than 111111 111‘
it came truck in the some. veer. The
help which these churches render to
the‘ stronger rlirrchei‘: in young mun-
hood, can no be measured. Parish
es are found w
churches. and the problem is being
earnestly studied. but the 11111111 111111;
is to. see that eevry family is reached

‘with church influences. Two church:

‘ea in A village, or even tlrrcc,‘ are far
better than no church. Salaries nv-
cl'age too low and there is u dearth
of men to do the work 'l‘he‘ “labor
era are few."

1‘ the annual conference‘s and
oklng torivar'd to attending the
h which begins in a few days.
if: can active 1111 111111111

1 church in East Vil-
H1171 deilth' courted on the uni

. Foley 11 Honey.
iokly. strength
aids.

low aokage.

Bridge Pharmacy and
11‘. H, 131111111121 1 1

it, 1 .
11.11.1111 to the 1.1511111111111111 111 111-51161

realth us glow to his cheek and who -

if childr‘on 1 re taught that
the great, duties is to unfold tl

loving side of: their nature. the 11111.11

orous side ther'o‘ would not be so
sicicles so man
“aerobic people so
the won (111 ‘ .

are there are too many -

it
Get. the genuine in ‘a yelv

ruha rmdlsfor, 1111b;

11111111111111 11111111
luring srtgoéstiiin‘s tor the bridal trons
scan, giving ii ustrations of gowns tor
dimeretrt occasions, etc, and quite the
most unique in the princess g‘oin‘
aWay gown of cloth with n, ilrlcliy

edge What a splendid receptacle i'or.‘
dust and elude-rs

Oyster. n'rarcblt from "The

Pnt'a inhieapoonl‘ul oi butter and half

1 a pound oi: cheese into the chailng
Mix together 11 saltepooniul at 1

1111111.
salt and mustard and 11 dash of red
pepper 11111111191111.
melting beat two eggs and add to one
half or the oyster liquor. Mix wltlr
the melted cheese and butter, heating

1 in. then add the oysters and serve on

bot tom“. ,

1"l‘he1e seems to be a general revival
of the fashion for Willow furniture.

now. some leave it in its ‘natural
color, making the cushions or the real
imported “turkey- rod" which never
loses its color even under the most

' trying conditions, while otlrersdrave it
the rugs ,

vetulued to harmonize with
and walls and cushion it with tapes-
tries or other lrenv‘y looking labt'lcs.‘
“ 'l‘lro‘ rune wreath is one of the ,-de
signs used everywhere this spr 111g.
One sees it in embroidery, the plain
wreath without any foliage surrounds
the hat of the grown up and the iron
not of the baby, a cushion for the
dresser is entirely surrOnnded by a
closely laid row or tiny pink blossoms,
and so we 1111111 thenrwevery‘where '
1110 not. send a heuvv- looking Easter
.1111 to any one. What you give should
be,‘ blight, dainty fresh and cheerful
looking 1111 1111.10 express the joy and
brightness ch’nracter'latic of the sea-
son.

1 Many “gown or“. a, three piece unit
which has 1111 elaborate front 111 11c
companion bya coat perfectly plain
and unadorn‘ed. but the coat is so cut
that the front of the gown is seen and
serves as sufficient decoration for the
whole toilette

‘lt is said that to get over tired
works greater ravages on one's beauty
than illness, and that‘thc wtrman who
takes‘ 11 rest before she reaches the
point of exhaustion,‘ even if it be only
i’or‘ a very lou ‘11nl11utcs is the wo‘rnan
who words 1111 the lines that make her
look old and tired.

One. woman says she never uses any
thing but, shoot milk to take ink spots
out of wash lubrica.‘ Sire lets the par-
ments soak for an hour or two before
washing. ‘ ,

1111.11111- nrnde and inexpensive pads to
put ove‘r and under the mattresses are
:1 great artvingwsave wear as well ‘as
soil. A. good, firnrcottou with 11 little
batting between and lacked here and
there. is all that is necessary.

it you 111-11 going to have canned ns-
parngus for dinner at night open the
can in the morning turn out the. con
tents into an open curtlrcnn 11m dish
and let sthnd till it is time to beat. it

Noxt'tilne you make a French dress
illg for .1 salad of green vegetables or
fruits try using a third as much aircr-
l'y as you do vinegar

it is not unusual to see puru‘sols with
sir‘ctccu poles ouch covered with mate-
rial‘ like the gown. ._

The French makers are already be-
ginning to design frocks for summer
wear with elbow sleeves. so now we
have all lengths—«elbow, wrist and
three quarters. ‘zand 11111 approved by
the fashion leaders

They say 111111 the hands are that to
give indication of age and the woman
‘who isn’t particular about showing- h‘e‘r'
age wears rubber gluten, uses creams
and lotions on her hands and takes us
much pains with tirer‘n as she does
with her face ‘

When the lassitudc or spring gets
into our house try drinking aassnt’ms

‘su‘va the New York Times This
is an old ‘old remedy belt‘wed of our

1 1 grandmother's and like many another
"3" 1 home nostrnm is all to the good

purines the blood. acts as a tools and
makes, 1 e worth living after all.‘
make 11.1.1151. guy

Uncornlo‘rtalily heavyl ring s the
‘hat loads 1111 t

men months. 'l‘hey“ ate
a ‘va‘rléty of colorings
bare difficulty ln Audi-g

corsuge
thei Were, not
all out one sees are real. he artlfl- .
cla‘l blossoms re very beau fur ‘and‘

' While real orchids

 

.1111 are now t~~‘

platted inching of silk at the lower,

world,
1. 11111111119" . Remove the hard muscle-1
parts from about half a pint of oysters. :

While these are

I

r
1'
i

This is not o‘lone for summer use, but ‘
for the library and living room right .1

11-111

To 1‘
8'. worth of .-
ur a quart ' -

111 much as will ,

 

 

 

 

M‘

VQLTAX is a Bar
TRI CABLE CO.

‘ 1 Manufacture]

int made' rn BRIDGEPORTby the ELEC-

VOLTAX is the only paint that will stick to galvanized iron.

VOLTAX
1. ‘ years. 1

for roofs will really protect the metal 1111130111311 101-

VOLTAX will prevent corrosion caused by electrolysis, acids,

‘ water, etc. -

1.1, s

VOLTAX for smokestscks, boiler fronts. furnace doors, etc.
VOLTAX will withstand 11111115 either from chimneys or

acids. ‘ ‘

VOLTAX for waterproofing concrete.

VOLTAX will stick to glass.

aluminum, brass, copper- or

. other smooth surfaces.
VOLTAX will cover 400 square feet per gallon,‘ and last

FOUR TIMES as

Charles

FOOTBALL RULES GHANGED.‘

Goal From the Field to Count Three
in Future.‘

NEW YORK. March 30 «Au inrpor'v‘

taut change in the football rules was
made by the. inter collegiate football
rules committee, which completed its
session at the Murray Hill Hotel, Sol-
11rd11v in the reduction of points for a
goal from the field from four to three

The object of this change it was
said was to preVent two goals from
the field counting more than a hard
11 on touchdown and goal. ‘ ‘

Another change of .irnportunce was
one designed to. prevent confusion in
inflicting penalties. when two penalties
hurl been 111cm 1% by one team tor the
same play. by 1‘; ing the attended 11111111
the option of saying which penalty
shall be imposed.

W
A RELIGIOUS "gar-1011's STATE;

Rev. Joseph ll. ll‘esperuran. ‘Salis
bur. N 0., who is the author of sever-
al books. writ. . ”For several years I
was afflicted 1..th- Kidney. trouble and
last winter 1 was éuddenly stricken
with a‘sdvere [111111.111 my kidneys and
was confined to my bed eight days

, 112 WASHINGTON STREET

long as any other paint made.

The only way it can be removed' is by wear.
FOR SALE BY

E Dow

,. 1‘80qu NORWALK ‘

1 one FAMILi 11111111151111...

m

01.1.1116 1.2m»... Since 1790—15,- '

l 1 000,000 Children Lacking.

WASHlNG'l‘ON. March lid—«The
size of the‘ average lamlly in the
United States has1decreasod from 5.8
persons in 1.790. the date of the first
census token 111,, this country. to i. 6 in
the same area l 9001: according to a
volume.,1now.belng1p1'e1 red by, the
census bureau. . 1

D1
more 1111. three persons represented
'but 11111111111111: of the entire number of
families, while in 19010 ‘tamillee of stall

at 1111 rumbles
six or more

' . resented
1790.1111111‘1‘ than he he

1.111 1‘11 1900

shown in 179,0 th ‘ would hate been
in continental United States in 1900
39 500. 000 children. whereas there were
less than 24,000,000. ‘

unable to setup withon'trnssintance . "“3 ‘

l commenced taking Foley’s Kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually ubat
ed, and finally ceased.1 .l cheerfully
recommend Foleyvls‘ Kidney Remedy.’
l‘irldgc Pharmacy and I“. H. Baxter. ”.

FOR PARCELS POST.

“-1-—

Henry Introduces Bill-muse One in
creasing Postage. 1.,

WASHINGTON‘ March 30. ~111me
sentutlve Henry has, introduced two
bills directing the rates of postage In-
cldeutally Mr. Henry thinks they will
increase“ to, 11111111111111.0111. provides
that general merchandise shall be sub-
jected to a ‘pdstoge. rate or 1 cent for
each two ounces instead of 1 ‘cent an
dance, as the la‘jw n‘ow proVides.1The

bill would return to the rate prevailing '
in i874.

The other bill pro ides for a rural
purvols post. phelsag‘es
on rural routes at rates ranging from
1 cent 11 pound p to 10 cents for a
21'» pound ‘p‘a‘dkag‘ ilt is stipulated
that no parcel be over six feet
long and that no. arrtier'tshall trans-
art a load ‘1“ d

Connecticut Senators Said to be
' ‘ Against it

WASHINGTON ‘March 30. +Tire

‘ 1 .tluiti the inherl

1' in feature ‘9! 111111111111; he to. it

bill wlll‘be‘ lli‘rnin‘ated in the Senate.

nators feel that as the

1 inher'ltanCe

federal government should

not doso‘. Among them are under

"I‘ hope tbr‘rt ‘no new taxes will be
imposed upon the people,” said Sc‘nu-
tor Bulkeley‘ when asked about the

"My three year.
constipated, had a high 11111111111111 wars
mil “9‘11 lgavo him two

1 no

Stamford mor‘row‘,‘ and will continue, 10 i
in session u‘ntil Apill 6 This is the W

sixty-fourth annual meet up of the co -

fer-once and rill be presided 'ove‘r‘ by
B‘ish‘op Daniel " .Goodsell‘ 117‘ New
Geod‘sell was the
ofyems ago. but

11 year is the fiftieth, Anni.
admission to the New
This cont

lug all of
Connecticut river.
350 ministers belong to this‘ center‘-
one 1: ‘

‘THOM MSONVIL‘L ‘E HOTE

d 1
TH‘OMPSONVILL‘E March 30.‘——-1'I‘lre, 1.
'lllrompsonvillo‘ .lr‘ot‘el, which has been ,
‘ lllll for. ten years by Joules C Monkler, 1

has been sold to Abbott Lawrence, of

Pttrsheld.‘ Mass. 11 hotel rush of that 1
,1clty11Mr1Maakler was unable to so "
cure a renewalQOf

‘ asked to occupy the position 1, .

slan‘d‘ and that part of ,
"Connecticut which lies on the 'wes‘t

,‘slde‘ (11111111110111;

lease from 11‘s 1 ,

 

item to our Sila-

 

”Willem

sto‘llti"=t‘oe be Senators Bulkeloy and
to be delivered I13 ‘

11111,.on was badly

t111111 have any child

‘1

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