. CAUSE 0" ELEM“ ElNKlNfl”
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Colombia Tried to Cross In Front of
Steamer Schlsslen.
liREMEN, Aug. 264- Advices recerv‘.‘
cd here by lloyds front Montevideo
say that the sinking of the Argentine
Igcurs'ion steamer Colombia, which
errors in collision at the dtitruncé of
dldcntevldeo harbor on August 24 with
the North (Imam Lloyd steamer
Schlesien. reuniting Iin the lofts of be
tween 150 and 200‘" ves was caused
by the Colombia trying to cross the
bow of the Schleslan as the latter
was steaming out of the harbor.
. down. People Attended Afi‘slr
”$219!" of Mrs. Ella Aiken.
Ié.’ Aid Society of the fill
. church held s. lawn party last
<10! the lawn of Mrs. Ella
.- , for the benefit of r ch
WM number of Not-{yol ‘ltqd‘gflé
”de and their attendance tw
,momblage to nearly two hundred
were auctioned off and a good
. . sum was realised in this way.
town was decorated with differ
,‘otllored into 3 one made a vet v
. , shoot. an during the evening
f ligating and] Miss 1Ltdlu
_ . n a e tie v sltors
, 4-1;?“ 97st lactic as.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
dltmldbst Insurance—4h.
’ Ecleclric Oil Stops the pain
Wis .‘i" wanna. an drum,“ DOTIOn ‘ ‘ Oilsle' l
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bi “ tatlon by trying-to induce a pirwu- E A 31' N 0 R W A I. K.
_, er to advance you something on "134'." «. , ,
Shore Dinneis and All Kinds of
’Sea Food Cooked to Order
Mid"?
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’1 SillllBY‘flllifitiiSl‘SM EVERYWHERE
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The Recreation Tours
s‘LocIt IsLANo, moo—Three day
trips, Saturdays. August 215t,28th.
SARATOGA SPRINGS $15.00 AND
$19.00~Four or six day trips, Mon-
days August“ 23rd, 30th.
WHITE MOUNTAINS “LOO—Five
days trip, Monday, August 30th,
THE ’AUTMNAL TOUR Mono—co
White Motto-talus. Wednesday.
September lsth six days trip. ac
corunlodations at tine Sinclair llo
tcl. Bethlehem, also Includes the
flame ride.
BOOK NAMES EARLY WITH
The Recreation Tourid Co.
183 East Orange at, New Haven, Conn.
"pr o. w. HAnnrs at Depot.
we re. Millions.
rs, Jr” Wm
> “‘“l'ir Zhholmsrl '
,1. North Maln' 8th smith Not-walk
“lion", 6 Washington at. — ,
... .Islsphons at office. 3352.
Atoll, hone at house, 693.
Attl'ehhd to your boiler will give you
"hot ws'tér cg; any time and in any quan-
tit y. Connected r:ady for use,
rm
$12. 75
[A Cw‘iortable .
Combrndtiol‘i
A. Gas Range and a Gas Water Rent-
«or. Write or call on the Connecticut
Co. for further information.
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Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES 32 PER" DAV'ANDKUPWARO
Supper- or Table D’Hote Dinner,
. .. .5 “1,3 D- Ill-4500,.
'suaoltv smacks; 75c
stratus ti Siiecizilty
TEL. CALL 983.
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" $100,000. on stinooooo
not. Deposlt Borges. WT and 06 per your
and... H. uArucweoN. i‘no.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
rasosarc‘g II, apra. 2nd Vloe
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John H. Knapp Mums! amnion
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Christian Swat-t; John H. Light
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Linens endorse WHILE
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lenses duplicated no matter
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d have all of Mr. Hoyt‘ s We
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:cggice' hours a a m for 1‘1‘: 3‘6 ONE "mu" “0” "POT-
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' day and Saturday evenings un- . ‘ ,,
til 9 p. m. or forums a easel-I Feature. dot
on Electric Lights Throughout. IV
Fen‘ wick Opttcel' Company "I Film-6:1 twig“; "ii, .
,, . uoii‘gcri'iwiriivr ,i‘uiu' skew cu. Inge j lid.
' ' no' of Impound” A ‘ ippiud
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building ”:2?“ m6 Beef ”who" .m
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Hammocks,
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‘Cltnrles F‘. Amldnn,
Postmaster General Hitchcock An-
nouncts Extra Two Cent Charge
'in Near Future
WASHINGTON. 'Aug. 26.~An ill-
crcasc of two cents is to be more in
the near future in the fee for the reg-
istration of letters and mail packages.
Announcement of the proposed
change was made yesterday by Post-
master deneroi filiclrcock Tire decis-
lou of Mr. Hitchcock to increase the
ercgisfry fee followed an extended in-
quiry into the registry system by a
special commission appointed by the
Imstmastcr general. Mr. Hitchcock
and the members of the commission
had a long conference today. it was
decided to call in a score of registry
officials from various parts of the
country for u more general locating
with the postmaster general next Morr-
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AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
Sweeping Reform in Judicial
cedars Recommended;
DETROIT, Mich. August lift-At to
day's session of the annual commotion
of the American Bar Association the
conunitlct- appointed two years ago to
consider the matter of unnecessary
costs and delays in litigation, sub.
mitit‘tl a report in which It advocated
gradual. but sweeping rcforrrr luv judic-
ial pmccdurc. 'l‘hc conunitfeo reported
satisfactory progress in bringinggo
the utlculion of congress proposed
laws to authorize Ihc appointment of
ofllciul Slt‘lltlgl‘iilllll‘l‘s for the United
States courts and fix their compensa-
tion, to limit the setting Inside of vcr-
diets on error unless the error corn-
plalut-d of shall appear to have result-
cd in a Irriscarriuge of justice and to
pcrmlf the use of aulhorizcd, printed
copies of records in appealing cases,
instead of written or typewritten
manuscripts. '
Further, the tommlitw outlined the
general printiplcs on which it consid-
crsd a reorganization of state courts
should eventually be enacted.
“The whole Judicial power of each
szf'irte says tht report. "at least for
civil causes should bI vested in one
great cotrrt_ of which all tribunals
should be branches, departments or
divisions. The business as wcll as the
judicial administration of. this court
should be thoroughly organised so as
to prevent not utensly waste of Judit ial
IlOYIt'l', but all needless tierlcui work
duplication of papers and records and
the like. thus obviating expense to liti-
gants and cost to the. public.
"Thls tnurt should have three chief
branches—county courts, lutludln-g
municipal courts. a superior court of
first instance anti a single ultimate
court of appeal. All judges should be
judges of the whole court assigned to
some branch or locality but eligible
anti liable to sit in any other branch
when called “£0" to do so. Supervis-
lort of the lunlrrestt administration of
the whole court shouldebc committed
to some. high official of the court who
would be responsible for failure to
utilise the Judicial power of the state
eflettl‘reb "
The committee suggests that a slrui
lnr official, \\ ho slrorrld he a- judge not
a clerk, should act in each branch or
division and that in like manner the
clerical arrtl stcuographlc force should
be‘under the supervision of a responsi-
ble officer with suitable subordinate
supervisory officials.
The committecmcn's signature at»
Inched to the report are those of Ev-
u'ett P. Wheeler, Roscoe Pound,
Joseph Henry
Beale, Frank lrvinc. Samuel 0. East-
:na‘n. William E. Mikel], Henry 1). his.
stimuli. Edward E. Sanford. Charles
E. ddttlcficld, Charles S. Hamlin.
Cldtrlcs ii. Elliott 00ch Turner
mm D. lmvson and William L .iau
nary. ,.
Other committee reports submitted
today were on the subjects of “Title
to Real Estate" and the “Proposed
Copyright. Bill," . . ..
Cloud spn.,,..f3ry _ ,
, FOE-HEIGHT S ,
C A- S T O R I A
SUICIDE IN MIDDLETOWN.
Family ‘rr‘dlible's “Caused Aged Wo-
man’s Ruh’Act. '
Minom'r‘bwrl, Aug. 2F.——Dtrispdn~
Pro-
. .l.’
dent over family troublcsMrs. Charles
garland, :60 years old attempted,,.t9
commiti, suicide. at .herzdrome all Main
street that night by dnlnklng catholic
acid MIA. Rellarttl..dr.ank the acid
lust before retiring audit was not run-
iiisonre time afterwards that beacon.
lition, was discovered by It daughter.
She was taken to the Mlddicscx hospi-
ul where the chances of her recovery
Iresnid to be strobe...“ - ., .
PRESIDENT TA" GOING TO OMA
‘ HA ‘
OMAHA, Nola, Aug. Zii. «President
fair, on deptemiiur 30 is to be the
nest of the Odlrilrh'khlghts ‘of Air Sar
lcn, an organization or all classes.
f businésp pron of the city formed to
smith: entertainment for visitort. WA
to tee for the'K ghts hits’
load: that the chair-Ila for the iti—
.sI'I will be 820 per plate. The 1.500
18mm “the. organisation-sudden
a this.“ bntmow many ottthetn sr‘e in
await-1mm the committal ordin-
vidot‘shat whoa- thc 520 that thy-
mpihts Is not in there nrust be A
foot, understanding that throw"-
s t- will appear. in a. not” flit
I . .wiriw slot. will. light.» trousers.
Is . II.-
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Tells The: in OnoIan W;- Phyolulg
Iy Deficient Emig'rsnts Arrived.
Mr. Willim‘liulsp‘ttn‘e front gate
or the United States durlnu the Brest;
est flood of lrirlnigrstlbn in‘ Our bio-
tor]. lath 535.519
up It in the yes in), steer-
age passengers Mil 5%
taping nearly windows:
serious physical or mantel defects, in-
cludins dsnirprotts contagiou- dist
cases, insanity ma idiocy had over
seventeen thousand more had slight
defects. Over five thousand were sent
to hospitals as soon as they landed.
Aborrt four thousand were dubarred
as paupers, or persons likely to be-
come a public charge. The last month;
of Mr. Williams‘ service have been
made especially arduous iiy In! no-
precedented influx of the poorest clltss
of Russian Jews fleeing from the milk
tary conscription. without means of
support. and with their passage paid
by charitable societies in Europe. The
arrivals of Hebrew immigrants from
Russia reached 23,000 in December
month for the following six months.
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Burvlyol of Ancient Custom. ,.
All visitors to Fiercnce, Italy, are
familiar with one oftba most pictur-
esque axtd_touchiug ourvlvals of s by-
gone age and have planned to case at
tho mysterious littlebonds of swift.
silent "Fratelli dolls Misericordin.”
clad in somber black garments cov-
crlug bead. face and figure, that the
work of mercy may be done in secret,
and none know who are they that
hustcn to loud and succor the sick
and dving
immediately an accident happens
anywhere in the city the Misccriwr-
din are summoned and the limiters
are promptly on the spot to ctmvcy
the sufferer to the hospital. taking
with them the remedies needed Lind
giving help and gentle sympalhy,
They are never paid for their ser-
vices. and it is considered a great
honor to belong to the community»-
whlch numbers alike members of the
highest Florentine aristocracy and the
humblesr classes of society.
No brother is allowed to unveil but
if absolutely obligedior some reason
to raise the hood may not make
the faintest sign of Wcognltlon oven
to his most intimate friends. I‘he
boots of the brothers are however,
tho only visible index to their social
standing, and patent leather may he
observed beside the undycd calfskin
of the simple peasant. So great is the
respect for these brothers of mercy
that all bets are raised to them as
they pass.
are becoming
alsrmed at the increasing demand for
the product and the consequent in-
crease in price. The standard Oil
Company, the chief producer, has
sounded a warning against its indis-
criminate use for power and heating
where other products of petrolcum
will do as well. The great increase
in the use of gasoline has come with
the development of the- automobile,
the motor boat. and the small power
engine.
A few years ago gasoline was an in-
signilicsnt by-product in the refining
of pertoleum for which there was
practically no market Today. even
at the high prices which it commands.
it does not pay to produce it other
than as a byproduct. in the refining
process from 8 to 12 per cent of vari-
ous naphtbas are produced, and from
this about, 50 per cent of gasoline
can be refined, so that the maximum
01 gasoline which can be produced
from petroleum is from 4 to 6 per
cent. The refiners are overstocked
with kerosene, paraflne. and lubricat-
ing oils.
éaved by American Copltsl.
. Were there no United States would
English society he solvent? That
question has never yet been asked or
cxpmined Several millions have been
brought into our society, during tho
that forty years by American heir-
essss. and an enormous sum has been
received in exchange for land, paint-
ings, engravings. old furniture, works
or art. jewels. plate and hook 9. . .
Moreover. Amérlcan capital has
fiscal lpvestqd in this ,cpuatry mostly
through thetinterventipmef Allied lana-
.1menu who. of_ course. have (ener-
ly benefited bycthe .ArInsactionA
rpbably five hundred million' dollars
has come to the West End through
these various transactions Would
the west End have been bankrupt
had not that sum been proourablef—
London Graphic
. Height and Weight of Women.
After airing measurements of this
height 'of women in France. England
and America, a doctor announces that
the English walnut; t; tit6 taliept and
the American cont «W- , The area
height or l-llfl tench woman is i.
i re t .1 inch. '1‘ o Auctions women )6
. nearly two inc eIi Whit and the we
EVEN C
we critic IsLAno ”I‘ATEKEIPIF
and had averaged about 15.000 l.‘
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Pillilllll's Billii illflflllllfir
Good Contests Today on the AviationT
Field ai Bethany. Rheims
g:::“g;'49“rfl'tf mum unsure. Aug. 25.41.. his second
ly firs thodnno? 'mym ”,hwlnttcmpt this afternoon, Hubert Lu-
'tlmm,
World's record footings anddtstapcc.
IIETHANY. Aviation ‘F‘leld, Rhelms,
August 26.-—'l‘hc fifth day of aviation
week ‘wiis dithered in with ideal weath-
‘et'. ‘f'h‘eA ilgli‘t' airs and Overcast sky
brought the livers ottt curl) and before
noon no fewer than a dozen machines
Ilike huge gulls were circling shove
the plain.
The program" today include the con-
tinuation of the trials for the grand
prix de in Champagne, the endurance
test; the lap event. the speed event, a
race between tilrlglble balloonir and a
landing competition for spherical balr
icons.
Latham, In a beautiful monoplanc.
was the first aviator to get away. ”0
nlrnourrccd‘ his intention to make an
effort. to beat i'aulhun's great record
for the endurance prize. made ycstcrr
day. two hours, 53 minutes and 24 act--
ouds. Laiham started flying at a great
height. Sommer. Cockburn. Bunsu»
\':Irllla. De La Orange and finally
Florin ii. Curtis, the American contes-
tant. followed lattham into the air.
(‘unilsn' purpose was to improve his
record in the speed lap contest and to
classify for one of the six prizes in tho
endurance contest. Me accomplished
three rounds in an impressivu manner,
but his speed was disappointing. His
total time was 23 minutes. 59 345 set:-
onds. ll) rounds his showing was as
follows:- It minutes, 3'! 2-5 seconds:
it minutes. 30 2-5 seconds and 10 mlrr
uIcs. iiii 4-5 seconds.
in the meantime the other flycrs.
ext-opting lJtililtlll and De La Grange
had ulightcd without doing anythlrz-r.
A noteworthy feature was witnessed
when Dc La Grange. flying low, start-
cd to overtake Latham. who was still
high in the Mr. There was It pretty
rare for four miles and De La (lrungc
was overhauling Luthum when he was
compelled to descend, Littham, uftcr
covering seventy kilometer. I43.”
miles) was obliged to descend nose
of trouble with his ignition. Ten min:
rites later he was in the trir again. rac-
lng with another machine. Curtiss dt“
clams that he did not push his much
lot- this morn-int: III the speed laptrials.
but he doubts whether he can beat his
time of yesterday. illeriot. therefore.
will be the winner on form If he can
go the distance.
The Wright managers n and to
make a determined effort to wrest the
endurance prize from Puulhan and
capture the height and weight. carry
int: ctenis l.cfeb\re, in a Wright
machine, with a tank holding 9i) litres
of fuel ulll make, a Irp this aftcrnnon.
illcriot made his first appearance in
the ficld today, carrying a passenger.
He negotiated II trial round In 8 mill-
lites. 38 sccouds.‘
A rcprctrentativc of the Acro Club
of ltnly arrived here today and is ur-
rnnglng to take the aviators and their
machines on special trains to Brest-la
next Tuesday. He is particularly anx-
ious that Curries go to italy.
Fournicr was about with a broken
base this morning. He received many
congratulations on his narrou escape
of yesterday, when a fortunate jump
from his machine. that had turned tur-
tuo. saved him from,belng mangled
by the whirling pnopeiler blades.
Rear Admiral Raymond P. Rodgers.
U. S. N., was held here today. Ac-
companied by Commander F. 1. Chap.
in. the American naval attache at
Paris, be inspected all titer machines
and was deeply interested in the prog‘
ress made in the science of aviation.
Tire official measurement of Patri-
han's record-breaking flight of yester.
day gives. his distance as 133,676
metres (83.07 miles). In the contest
for the international cap, which takes
place Saturday. Cuprtlss and Cock
burn, English. will compete aagihst
three Frenchmen, iefebvre. Bieriot
and isttharr. The races must. start he-
not later titan 5. 30
weather the contests will be postpon-
ed until Sunday.
I Lothttm‘s fast time of this morning
glues him a splendid chance in both
“contests. His time for the first three
rounds was 26 minutes, 50 2-5 seconds,
which is two: minutes and 12 seconds
Wright models.
“is this the automobile registration
department of the state of Ohio?"
The voice over the phone was flute
like and sweet. ,
“it is," replied the Odie-e
1
men of Great Britain button inch tail- '
authors the latter-v, American women.
however. weigh slightly more than
eithe'r of, the others. their "erase
weight being about 117 pounds. -—llx
hangs.
. II , '
? rti‘r‘rifit‘it‘vl‘riili‘. "
,. racism to teach sunburst-us II
c_‘_ lldliood. Attention: to teach it. is
”film for on MWQ to tall the
with Morrison . _ Pdfevugw'
. film
or. never» never. in. units your:
“Do you have records of t en num-
Iburs of all the. machines in Ohio?"
"Of all that are registered yet."
“Can you refer to any particular “mill ”6"? out 4‘5““
nirmber without a great deal of trou-
(.9
"it takes oni a few moments."
"Can you tcl Inc who owns ma-
chine No. umpstccu thousand and
umpsteen?" Only she gave the actual
number of the machine. .. -,.- I: I
"Just hold the phone a moment."
The office msn returned in loss thgnln
a minute. “The machirio is owned
Mr. Beyond 30. of Cleveland" he said Is: cloud hot 0 DIET ‘fl‘lw'dh‘ in“ ' ‘
than hastened to inquire: “is there motion of the fitting. hives insanity.» -
any tropbie about lti An accident
perhaps'
'iOh, noI’" ooid- the swost‘ some.
"The machine has been in front of
Miss «av-“s home in East Broad, nsxr‘
door. every Sunday evening- for soy-
and months, and r was just curious
know who was calling- upon her.
Evdr so which utilized!“ And the re-
ceiver wont app-sortie diets dournal.
4* In I ”,LWW 4
ska,
the French évlstor, brokerin-
tween 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. and finish » i»
In case of bad ’
the international cup and the speed ‘
less Ithan thd best record by the ‘
ML..—
WANTED TO KNOW Hi0 NAME. .
.- 'me Ill
4- an. gramme not ”my
4 do 1"“ 5 M,
Bridgeport Advertisements
Read C6:
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Bridgeport Advertisements l
The Store closes 'st five o’clock except Saturdays.
3,;
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Annual Remnant, .Sale
of Black and Colored Dress Goods
(lur nuptial remnant sale of Black and Colored Dress
(iootls lltgaiLilllS morning.
lhcsc remnants arc picccs left from our regular lines
of goods and the entire lot Is oiicrttl at prices which are
From one-third to two-thirds their regular price.
in this assortment arc a variety of widths, quality, col—
ors anti weaves.
'l‘lrcrc arc a number of lengths suitable for dresses,
which are decided bargains.
An excellent opportunity to procure material for chil-
dren’ s coats and dresses, for school wear.
. Sale began this morning.
Dudless Dusters
llrcw arc tllcnritalh ircntcd tltItlIs, quilt lift: from an)
oil “liltll takc up and retain dust from any surfatt- llrc
dust cannot bc shaken or llt'ititli off, but lllt cloth tan be
\\(i5lit‘(l easily.
in small, Int-Ilium and large sizes. 15. 25 and 45c.
in bag form to slip tl\'t‘l‘ brooms, for hardwood floors,
35C.
L
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Sylvan Series Talcum Powder in \ioltt,hc1iotropc,l
ldt andsandalwood,15c.
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Glass Ink Wells in a variety of shapes and sizes. rang—
ing in price from we to 75c.
In the Tea Room. Delicious salads for luncheon on
but (lots. thitkcu Lcttutc. igg and Lettuce and Tca
Room. Sandwiches and homcrnatic Cake lca Lolicc and
Chocolate. I‘cuchcs \titlr cream.
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WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTME'NT OF ——_CORSET COVF'RS lN THE
POPULAR PRICES ‘AND WE lNVlTE ATTENTION
TO THEM THIS WEEKJH
net‘s. hit ‘
25 Styles at 25 Cts.
20 styles at so Cts.
. TO MAKE 1T MORE lNTERESTlNG WE HAVE PICKED QUITE A
‘ LINE OF SAMPLES AND BROKEN LINES TO SELL AT
17 C‘ts. REGULAR PRICE .' ............. 25c
35 Cts. REGULAR PRICE
49 C125. REGULAR Parcs
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A P‘Enltoue RIDE. In the face or hpuhiré.‘ opinr ,it‘ot‘r-
ever, as represépted, by two “sh-
At Ortakeny, next to the imperial
suburb. of Beshiktash six of us got
into two rowboats We econ separ-
ated. The boat in which i was had
mt gone. far towsfi] the harbor before
There was no
doubt about it this time. The crack
(if brusketpy. intensely ,sharp and sin-
istcr In the clear spring morning.
would it,“ followed, by the deeper pot'c
M II field piece, up; .w first!“
no cd
l to lld se-
F182 larw‘1w§rem Iio-soth
15rd 3:" “monitored: all“
floated (Mn its a‘tieustoin Not
lien and s Turk the only course" left
9. scared lmprcpsionist wai eontlue
taking uncomfortable Impressioits Iln
- as erect It position Its possible, nd’ a
shot like a entlemon. The soc elsat-
isfatition l M was in meditstln of
or last, will and testament, provI ent-
ly,,ntade the day before, and of Its
‘ eventual dist-every. But it, was’ potter
discovered and none of us' were laid
low. While a row more bullets spat.
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