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best way do this is to gm I
bottle of his remedy to every
climate. with r'our asma’
,1“ . to the Smith 1bDrug 00.,
3-1.1: Bldg.,.Syracuae N. Y.. andt y
IJnd yoa by return mail an order
on:y‘our DruggiIat for a 7§c bottle
tse ask as 9 special request. that
”I borehole I 151: package of tin-
Lani? resets n s free bo_I
tie; nuth‘mfi grist r.'II'II‘iIt llric
Use
hem together and be convinced
of 'elr great merit
e IIkuow- from on (germane that peb
gauge the must hi
t is ““3
we inteny “the world wi
Wei-.0 Watts inI
wb e 1911 11?.th sold any Edward
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m
ThIt Will also Iriti'sh loot-hale New
'91!“ Light on Atrial-lean Life.
The following, reprinted from Har-
per's Weekly, is an' example of the
story which the profusion” humor-
ist grinds out (rem tl to time. and
which aritlsh Journals slight to print
as Itruth't‘ully illustrating the new
"and her-stators undiscovere“ rind of
~111s11'lid char-hotel:
Ameri
A I: corresponllent to: I Ken
; , tacky newspaper cried found lilinsclf
J . in the mountains of that state look
- ing for items of interest to his jour-
nala.
"There aih'ta bl't'.'of news," said‘
one tanner; "All this way are
IyI with 111811- 910119 to think of
Myth g else."
”Fins crops this year, eh?" asked
the correspondent,
2 flotlldn't be better." asserted the
tarmac. “I ou'gthr be in my held
right now‘ an would be only i cums
to town to and tile coroner" ~
"The coroner-2'3,
“Yeah he's noted to hold an inquest
on I. 110313193111 tellers in our place.”
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1 With .‘Waml'ng ‘
lenator' Allen W. Paige, of Bridge-
port, who is said to have bad a hand
.1n the framing of the'prescnt automo
“bile law. and to have done much to
put it through the legislature, was a
victim of the Darlen constables. Sun-
«lay. Mn Paige-III hel9<“up for vio-
lating the law while motoring to Green-
wich to visit Judge James F. Walsh.
He was lined, and took an appeal to
the court of common pleas The bond
will fined at 3100.
“W have toms it unmith Judge
Walsh now,’.' said the constable who
arrested Bobbins Ilge.
“You 1'" it up." was the
reply “This sort of thing is all
w."rong
Senator Paige“ a specific offense was
- failure to blow I wsrtilllg‘ Illusi as
his car approached the railroad bridge
in Darlen center it was also alleged
that the car Qua going‘ at an unlaw-
ful rate of speed
The senator was not the only vic-
tim. The c notables were on the job
all day, an all told, they stopped
about 30 motorists. Most of these were
warned of their failure to comply
with the law and were allowed to go
on. in cases where the violation was
dagrnnt or the offejiler was one who
had been pr‘evioully' warned ho was
baled before Judge Wiirnott. in the
town hall, and was tried there. in
case of necessity they hold court on
'Sunday. and at almost any hour in
Dar-.ien There are no fixed hours for
the court sessions. Grand Juror Burt
Jackson. who prosetuted the cases
said 10491:,
"We Want to' be lair, especially" to
lacal people, slid we give every one
ample warning. in case a driver his
been warned once nhd persists in vi
lating the law. we don t intend to show
any leniency. Even with out-ol-utow
motorists we show all the lonlenty we
{ran& Unless their violation of the law
wt let them go with a
.on the that offense. éI‘l‘hls rail-
rd'ge is s dangers“ I'l‘
road drops ”sharply both 2111 lab
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‘ THE TWO AIPI’LE lREEO. "I1 KI" “BR-3.” .
“I have hog! dunking at these 4.1}ij W " $336131th mInI'RFJ the
trees. hermit-I111 «111,911» liners ens brine
Saturday morning; " and as there
seems to be about the same anio'unt‘ of
apples on each one. i have deci
that if you wliut to gather and mar at
them for yourselves yljl may do so."
"And have the money for our-
selvesw they asked eagerly in unison
‘Yea. and you play also take old
Billy and the light wagon to or“
them to‘ town this afternoon. "
Before he had ceased speaking
John. the elder boy, had begun to
climb one of the trees. and hfr Moore
without further comment walked
away but in a different direction
.lohn meanwhile having secured a
good foothold in the center of the tree
m giving its \igorous shaking which
sent the apples to the ground in‘ shop
are.
Presently the brother returned car
ryiug a ladder and s bualtIet.
'b.‘0 ho.” cried John. you don't
mean to ass that.- you intend to pick
those apples on the tree? This is the
way to do it " and he gave the tree
another anIIergetic shaking. "Why. do
Imu Winslow" he went on. "if you stop
to pick those apples off it will take
onu 1 day long."
"that. M the way thoy are coming off.
Add the only way "
' “Bats you'll not be ready to go with
them to town this alt-races:
"But. you can‘t stay out of school.‘
‘loan he esanriaed- Monday at noon.
Dont worry. i'il dad Issue way to got
1517 apples to market and- they' ll bring
me a good price when they do get
of." ,
John continued his protestatiw, but
his brother persisted In doing his
ark-work in his own was) Therefore. it
n'
I
i
m. was nearly sundown and John had
been gone several hours when the
‘I blather took the last apple from the
r the
'. \x'hen John returned from town soon
, after hillnglod his coils In his hands
’ _ Ini'eII.rrily and asked with a laugh: ‘
“'Dont you wish you had somd?"
“How much did you get a bushel?"
“I'M. his broil: sr
“ll‘hirty41v9 cents." said John.
the barn together. where the
.r‘a applpa were carefully be
,ln baskets. John exclaimed.
by, in the wprld did you do to
e apples? They look as if they;
. apoliahe'd."
.1131. a cloth will a little. rub»
‘ 11.111.111.2- was the. answer. .
91.111111 believe that the men
1911 11 these apples and John‘s
,9;qu alike?! said Mr Moore.
“Sweats barn at this momeIot.
V81 -
Fug .w stirs use of all instill-our
I og'll' who?» bring you any more. "
evening. when
9!? 73.191111.“ {mill
counted out his money.
ived lust double
I
thI
W
Males ..
“l ..dldn't know." said John.
taklng a little trouble would make
t a different about the very
seIine ”Gatling-{k—Excbltnge.
sol/Incest“? or NEW ash
LAND.
STON‘. May 1—89qu on a mis-
sin for the- odmlner'cial and induaItrla‘l h
meat of New England. and to
Iblish a closer business relation
11mm the merchants of Maine
”use Hampshire and those in Sos-
toxrh'rtlth whom they do' business about
merhbais of the‘ Boston March.
'AsIoclation left todaye on a‘ tour
at ”'mumbet'df Eastern New England
ciil It. 'i‘lr'dltrip is the first which the
Me dirt! .Aisoclatiop has planned
1‘
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id
it help it." was the answer: 2
A few moments later when they on— .
v-Eellevue firaiford. l'n Phiia‘deltihia‘.
was titling in the men’s grill room of
th hotel one evening ruccently with a
part1 of-fi-lends. two of whom had just
reiuiued from a trip around the world.
‘Sibries of travel were being lnterapers-I
ed with the lotreshments. and for an
hour: or more the fun waxed furious.
At a nearby table sat a man i gren-
‘lli‘ dross, wearing a ruonoclc w 0 ap-
neared to be much interested in the
talk. This man know Mr. McCormick.
all'ghlly.:and finally he got up from his
“his and 'butIted” into the party be
tween lords. "'Yuuli on use me. gen
(lumen. I'm sure lvc becn very lone-
some over here by ill,\'.llt‘" listening to
your stories. and 'lf you do not Ohio“. I
ahbuld like 1610111 101“ party.“
He was welcomed bi Mr. McCoo
mick and 1119 others and he proved
himsc a gentleman and thoroughbred
b1 tel lug some rattling stories and
buying several expensive rounds. lie
are his name. as lloskicr and he in-
diostod by his talk and appearance
that he was a man of wealth. His
gldat hobby it appeared. was dogs As
I fancier he lived for, dreamed about
Ind talked don. He was a doggy
man
lfr. McCormick relates that a man
sitting at his side. a ur. Foursome, of
Chestnut Hill. look a great fancy to
Huskisr. and invited him out to his
bottle for dinner. Hookin- showed hesi-
tant-y. because of the brevit1 of their
acquaintance but dually under repeat
edt urgings. accepted the invitation
”they went out to the Foursome home
in an Automobile and were met at the
door by I. paid. - ,
‘I‘BIIhl" she warned "Please make
no noise. sir because the mistress is
very ill.- "
. ”rh'It'I hard luck " said Foursome,
shdwing his guest into the library and
ringing for James and a decanter.
Foursome showed no curiosity about
his wife's illness to Hoskicr' a surprise.
Presently I (101101 came down stairs
1111‘ went out of doors shaking
his. head. Then followed a white
on pod nurse. who bore on either arm
a t by baby. all swathed in long, white
clothes pink skinned and closed of
eye. 2
{Aren‘t they the sweetest things?"
said the nurse.
'glreat Scott. if they‘re not twins.”
all Foursome
The dog fancier stuck his monocle in
his! eye and surveyed them critically
“Ill- word,” was his first exclamation.
Then be stretched out an arm to in
dlcate. and sold. half qhisslcaliylz
“if 1- were you old chap. 1 think [‘9
keep that one.’ ’-—-Phllad'elphia Post.-
; TO STOP HICCOUGHO.
llr. Louis Koiip'inelti reports‘ the' ac
the tongue. A- patient was
1111s.". said the brother.. L
"1.0 2 .
11111111111111.1191 John had been paid for 2
"1m 5,
11111.net. save title's you were all ’
one. salvation. and the 2:
not persistent hicco'ugha" by de-
slag
r-IIvIIbyhch sthIdpe 9
.111: four days honors, being seen
.llf- e dlichbr. He complained $1131
. , , in his throat, a con itlon
_ '~ '6 thought the result of the hit:-
=~’ was directed to all. up, and
2 is e spoon handle the tongue
about! down and back with
w. foihe to allow ,lnspectidn of the
. Firm present-e on the tongue
the hope of further noting the
ac chief the palatal muscles 11 on
nod. when to the doctors In so
the patients astonishment and
lo, the hiccough 999809 -Wlleu ml?
returned the patient blame!
it by using the spoon handle.
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of haying even unit infirm-El
Young Mexican lady kio‘g mi:
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which you have dame me
O! that you have got it!”
wI'a' cont
‘nnd that he had his hands on another
121' .,
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Yesterday afternoon
had their "Riki the prosecution hav-
ing but! lhel last Friday afternoon.
When' the dshnce had put on their
wl1pessas. 111152 Joseph tor.
who is trying 8 case purports the
proceedings to Friday Itdl'nooli of
this week, when Prosecutor 'Willlarn
P. Tammany and John ,1. Cnnso. for'
the defence. will 1 1135139“ ...
manta. Wbotbor Jul 1012 Hill
2give.hlI daciilon after-«1
ward of course. each tolI at this
time.
t‘. aldwell was the first witness called
yesterday after for the defence.
He described it self as a machinist
he is working at
bi trade 1111 11119
the present S: When asked by At
the defence
toruey Cones he, iIl Chief You-l
plalned that news: cousins up Elisa-
beth street from his home. which is
in Meadow street. Askod if Messrs.
liarrett and Haugh passed him, re-
plied thst they did inDa street. Ask
ed by Mr. Cuneo if he ollowed them,
he replied that he did not. He stated
0 the court that at the that: of hi'u'w
arrest. Barrett and Haugh were at
least I block in advance 6'! him, and
were being followed by a large crowd.
Asked by Attorney CunIIo if there
were” bitten batters in the crowd
that wIa yfol wing Barrett and Hangh.
he replied that there were a good
may. Ild'well slid that previous
to the t e of his arrest he had left
home about 5 o'clock going by way
of Meadow Day and Elisabeth streets
and that when crossing Elizabeth
street the chief yelled. ".Hey where
are you going?" Cnidwail turned
around somewhat surprised. and re-
plied. "Up the street."
mer placed him under arrest Asked
by Attorney (‘uneo if he heed any vio-
lence or bad language he replied that
he did not. Mr Cuneo asked him if
the crown was intending to intimi-
datehi essrs' Ban-3t! anti H‘sngh. He
replied that he no slit-ii intention.
L'pon mummies by Prosecut-
lng Attorney‘l‘atnmany as to what he
was 49111113 in Day street Caldwell re-
plied that it was shorter to come up
Do) .Ilreet than by coming by way of
South Main streat. Attorney Tani»
asked him about how many people
had gathered in 1in street and Cold.
sell mulled about 100. in his opinion.
and said that Barrett and Hugh cam
along about this time. followed by
large crowd and that merely out of
curiosity. he Joined rowd. Asked
if he was not out o‘ uesday night
with the crowd. he. said first he was,
but not on Monday. He stated that
it was more curiosity that prompted
him to follow the crowds on both oc~
casion. Caldwell said that he only fol
hiked the crowd to the corner of Eliz
th street. as he had sortie articles
to purchase in the Clllord Pharmacy
Asked if he did not follow Messrs.
Barrett and Haugh on 'l'ugsday even-
in he replied that he did not, but
simply followed the crowd up West
avenue as far as the. Methodist Church
As to what the crowd were doing he
did not know as some of them only
went as far as the church, while the
built of the crowd returned to South
Norwalk. Attorney Cnneo asked Cald-
well if he was conscious that‘ in fol-
lowing this crowd he. was committing
I breach of the law, and he replied'1
thIt he did not think no.2
George Williams next took the
Itnnd and Jillfli that he was a union
hatter. being employed in Danbury at
the present time. as he was also at
the time of his arrest. Williams said
that he arrived in South Norwalk on
the train from Danbury It 5:19 statC
ing that he was on his way to
Mr. Murphy in South Norwilk. rel:-
tlve to purchasing some machinery.
He left him and proceeded up Mon-
roe street. and saw a crowd of peo-
ple on South Main street. Asked by
Attorney Cuneq if he had seen Bar
311. or Rough at this time he repliedc
' t he had not. He started to mingle
with the crowd, when Oilicer Smith
mine up to hint and said. "You are
the man i want."
"What for?" Smith replied. "You know
what for.‘ Attorney Cuneo asked Wll
llama if he heard Chief Vollmer order
the crowd to disperse. He replied
that he did not hear the chief make
that declaration. A8109 further if he
did not follow Barrett and Haugh on
the evening in question Williams rs-
piled that. he did not. Asked if there
were any other people in the rowd
huldes union batters. he repll thstto
there were. in his opinion people.
all businesses mixed up in the crowd:
As to when he first w omcer Smith;
he said that he so him about four
feet ahead of him in South Main street
dig-'0
man. but that when he saw him (Wil-
liams) he let go of the man and piacé .
ed Williams under arrest. ked it”
he- had heard any thrbs or any
tviolence used, rgpflodI 11," he dfd 31°1- . - 2
PMs-1m Mushy Asses his. 11,
he had known that Barrett and mm
were working in the (hi
he replied that he did not- until some
men in the then that he is employed
in in Dentistry had started to talk
about it. AIIIIk which direction the
mer trinketu lsrs to the
crowd on . inionaIstloiI‘
hols-elated that w; Ind‘fnrther
so i stile I at tha2 .
time of the 19" ‘I’ll}! such ‘
statement Prior to his arrest be ex
After “119,--
according to his testimony. Chief Voil-
wuuun'. asked “l”
IK. shop. ' “
manufacturer
will p'ro't'II'I
991 iii. 11 r
2 VQLTAX null 91th to
: It will million this. hot we
«.19 I'd ~11-“Harm,“ r0
I‘nn 2' shook hands. suing in the]
ion of to “'11s hington street
w hen'2 camel
'fil ‘ ra'p ly aloft, sand.h valid to
old on m'.‘ a
far ‘eInouth.’ It the' sI'r'Inh ti ee ing
a sts‘p nearer 1111111111112. Williams, lit
surprised. turned to the officer ro-
markln ‘What is this for" who‘re-
upon éer smith replied, “Von know
the' reason, and you are not going any
further,‘ thereupon placing Williams
under arrest. Asked it. he had seen
nIIedI. rqp lledI that mil not”, 9&3;
t or in rep to 1) on
any cases 1 at in htii' 0 11111111 “'11
111%.” not following EIrrett or
Attorney Tsmmw éli Holster
in where he was s dared and he
re raft“! at the Clear Com-
pany, and said that on theluftepnoon
in sue-unit he had left the mainly
about 3: 30 o'clock Ind W691»
his home in llav moire”. -Aftec
:l‘o‘clock he left if and walked.
to the corner of Eliza and South
ruin streets. but Bur-oft. or 59.th
ltad not tilt in an appearance at that
time. and he proceeded 191 am ltot'e
to purchase some firticles. Aim do-
ing so he stood outsidethopbnrmacy
for fully.ten minutes before Blrrett
and Hugh came along. Asked if he
heard the declaration made by (line!
Vollmer to the crowd. he 1' lloddihut
he did not and further that‘i is di not
join the crowd. AI' 11) when he‘ first
Lined Willlams he said it was” at the
turner of Hevilsnd and South Main
streets, and they proceeded down as
far as Rogers ti: Stevens'. when omcer'
Smith grabbed Williams at' the Indie
lime re'marklng‘ Hold on ‘11” flare
gone fa enough." after whi'c lie was
put on ‘er arrest Aa' to liow artsy
people hI'd gathered he replied fill!
to the best of hit opinion there swore
ion or possibly more-611181111111
gro bed the lapel of Will edit?
whet-en litter ttil‘néd' ‘around
with to '2 “Whr I this
menu!” Asked if‘ Will did not
show tight or ti-y to get away. he 1-;
plléd that he did not make may resist-
ance wh11ever.Que::l¢Ipfgg,Ias
where the crowd of replied
thdt they proceeded in the direction
of Washington street.
hi the Duty
We? no 91011 or? 11%
he was 1.111111122311111; émg:
Smith Main street and li’adms e no
attempt to pass by the crowd. He
said that another man- I Milling
conversation wi1hd Captain 81111th
at this time.manfor1ner
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&ll‘(Q shop' pies 19133;? $131111”, _
he replied that. ha. ”(1.41111 in com
pony wlth h1a wlfa. w asked 111
his intention in ,m‘iagllng with the
crow ngI to iotimldste
{long ,rgf'pllod that it wean ..Asked
me heat-lack (inlet Vollmer address the
rodkrspllodthgthe did not.
ed who was in the crowd” he re
people'ofgiid ina lens. A by
Mr.l 01111110 1111 11919 t try to break
Ink}. in order to avoid
arrhst retinas}. that he did not but
took hia arrest calmly:
Questioned by Mr.‘ ”than; as to
the tints he went 9
replied that it was about a: 10 veggie
it.
summons Ind 111%."..1Mu
ly, but lost mihgling in' with the
crowd. Ask If- haIw'Is not down in
that Ilelai lfonday and Tuesday
2 let! thlIt'lle
It 1.1.021. magmas
remix Caldwell;
at? 115'
tune 1'11 lie'i‘lil 's‘
which tiléc Ief “112:8de
res.
VOMA'X thd elm paint madEIih‘FII
by the ElOctric Cable Co., In FIRE?
R‘US‘!‘ P110011. Indy cannot be removed I’I’VI
pings r9915 from corrosion and if corrosion has
“Iii the defect and preserve the roof.
galvanised iron. iii-III. Wren:- It
. my be Ippiied to smoke stacks, bailout-0111s, ”W.
or heard of any threatp or violence .
9.001111. 1.111111113111111 obi .
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Your wardrobe that you will never
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» paint for 11.211.11.11 scaling mm. It will waterproof con-
crete. It is the best paint for vessels' bottoms, under bouemI
v etc. Our INSULATING vasmsr-i .1 one of the wonders of
. the age.
‘ seems as _
CHARLES u. now
2 us WASHXNI'i'l'bN Em)?!“ - SOUTH NORWALK
next called antenna being question-
ed by Attorney drama states that he
was wit Doyle at the time 01' his
arrest. 9 what officer Smith said
to Doyle when he placed hiru under
arrut.nm1ed “i want you.’ Asked
if he had heard Doyle making any
threats or one an, violence replied
that he did not.
we: wait gins». sinus.
. 1 . 2 ‘. *‘F—J - -.
Dr. Mchonafd Wilts First MItch Play
,2 for Dr. Oloonan’s. Prize.
.The match play. season began at
Woe Burn. Saturday, with only 21
small play out The soother and the
soft state the links kept down
the field. The event was an is holIc.
lundkap for a prize offered by Dr.
J. Clooniln. The winner w'ns Dr. 11”.
D. Macdonald. The scores:
Dr. W 11.111111011111116 10 76: F
.A. Lockwood. 92, 15 17.1!tirgoync
Hamilton 98.18 80; T. E. Rlnehart.
.lr.. 92 )2. 80; GeorgeA. Welber 10]
ill 83; G. H. Goodrich. 119 32, 87;
'i‘. woodbury, 106, 16 90;.[.. Wood-
bury. 1111 is 98.
Charles 80er has been cngagodns
'profeasi Ital for the present season.
Hr no eis'apative of Scotland. and
‘up ex’ rt g'bfer'. The card or events
“for the spring season is an attractive
one.
any. 1_. w, wtttmwlaorl's LIT-ran.
Rev 1. w.'Williamsop1 Huntington.
W. Va. writes: "This is to certify
that i used Foley's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and“ kidney
1tronble and am free to say that it will
do all tb claim for it."
Kidney hag restored health
wand strength. to thousands of weak.
run down peoplemhntalmi no harm
ml drugs and p 110. take.
Sridno Pill-My MT. Enter. "
ski-uses" 15 Ic' poets.
(Blmmo. Bill") ‘
eys
l' m "It WI silt the
p is n er's in
bt'ir'ia is} int $.91}. iantln the
chldl l t It" 92. good no
lures 1118191151. beau-
Equl is on y one ”slid 'ilary step
We a vpfooess of developing
brain material entrusted to her
The- blarifl trait is a barren out-
.for a child‘s novice syeI It
alibi-Ole ”I‘m within 1111118611.!“
his being fluid 11 lights and gay
ors. if his eye otdind them.
‘1 2 ”(:0le them.
theiflbldzslso _ his boundless
i Intuition sway. ,_ itch char-mute
9y dmmI‘IallIIkiimll. sends him
picture or a statue ks'eping him :8,“
any with other amounts-- rat-estates
bears a straight appeal to his mind;
it sets his infant intellect working and
renders him responsive to his teach-
er'd instruotlnlt. '
W
QRIDBE MIISIMON ACTIVITIES.
and I good malty I had: fiber-ed 2'
hastily out of cut-136g; h. n," : the summer activities of the
era a He stated no. is met mtt lit-ides Rescue Eiialo‘n will begin by
and Hanan on an 5,121- Jilin: opeblnl‘of a' sewing school for
waited mobile 12 while b’efbre' mcéaedifii '3" m1 armour uft'drndon from _
till AI'EIllt finest, bo- 11,1123 101122me of this is not
.111. mtzhfi.‘ 2 to 1991:11th 11211 to new but as
steel? " ~2" *1 -- - no see their of git-menu; if pos
We 1, -‘ sible to 211111: them with only the
coat of the!" min bar to remodIel
u
use again that could be made very
useful to some poor child. We wohld
beglod to have them These will not
be sold. but competent ladies will use
their best ,iudgrient to distribute free
.those' who are most in need of
am We will answer your portal by
:9;Illin'g Address. Fred H Stills RitaL .
tItllle Mission. No. 170 Washington
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2 r' p active of a more’ rapld develop- Me'sico writes. politely, of- a corms M WW. lie in fill!!! 9110' 61 those. in
Intent of this section of the country. senor: “I have written to Senor 9 fl" the “ML CHINA". lie tinted. was
_._11bcut.tbe accumgu, AM 1 m I'll-1h” ,the‘ fibrous to pass him asked by
A; .561 old west country preacher. Iln his reply. He mi. not a‘mwe o' M witv he had arr-ital}
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an or, 1111 keep” the . . "
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obesssaoox causally moos-
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'Iertiilcn'te ofl
, filed in the 'o
of state by the New England
iflrporptlon has
" metro Company, of Glenb rook. The
2- o: the company. as briefly
2‘. is to manufacture or deal in
ovation-aim or raw “milk
all front!“ and farm nifduots.‘ engines
‘ boilers mill supplies,
sup lies, Hardware I
can ml is 125. 000, pad the inborpora-
tors are Leonardil
Green and Joseh 11286-190119}! of
“New York.
190111. electrical
patients? The
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