nspoioonfnino smiled. no sentenced
to In» prison for life for the killing
of his brother in low. mime 1!. them
dry. in Bridgeport on the night of 6c
'02” 14. by Judge Ralph Wheeler oi
‘ wrun- court yesterday forenoon.
. site heard the sentence egsi t
fin all .nppssrnnce of outwn d
claimant He stood up in the prison.
..or s pen, 'an‘d when sentence was being
penned all eyes in the court roolii
'were turned on him. After sentence
risoner éwas taken from the court
grid ig'filié fillii'vIley's private f-
Maw ere
he discussed his fun: it
finders with Probation Oillcer Casi:
Before sentence was passed Judah
. «Wheels; denied the motion of Alien
they John C. Chamberlain that the ver-
lot of the jury be set aside. The
anti declared that he had no discre
tion in the matter but to sentence the
"prisoner. to life imprisonment, in
denying Mr. Chamliulinins motion
Judge Wheeler said. in- his IIIemorsu-
pm:
I "l on) of the opinio that the jury
Iwould have been just on in ilndin
heyo it reasonable doubt that th .
isseant made by Demeiy on Blsson-
nette wast slight, momentary rind
Iliad been entirely discontinued when
the shot was fired and that Demety
had turned his left side towurd Bis
fs‘onnette and was not looking at him,
that. Elstonnette was able to draw
pistol raise it and file it without
his motion bolus seen in Demery
“it would appear also that the
Jury, without prejudice or any im-
evidence that the shooting was done
from prior resolution to shoot Dom
cry/Lin case of further interference
With his family nifairs. Or at lcust
in case of ordinary assault us was
made, and not from sudden anger or
passion aroused by the summit nnd
the accompanying circumstances or
from any apprehension of bodily
harm.
‘ "in view of the evrdencc in the
case and the principles and ground:-
upon' which the‘ court should not
aside the verdict of n inn". 1 um oi
the opinion that the motion must be
denied. . it is denied."
Attorney Chamberlain mudc the
declaration to the court that ill! would
g on appeal to the supreme court
t
Innis ii In
. Ills III llili
5"- fMMf'. Loewe Says the American Anil-
' Boycott Association is Back oi
lite Present Aclion
"—-
’ HARTFORD, Doc. 23.-lii~tcl'ostiuy
' Irevelstlons wore mode in court yester
day in connection with the trial of ”it
$240,000 damage suit brought by l). E.
Mews, of DnnUIrI’. against IIIIIIIIbiIrs
of the Hatmokers‘ Union. in this state,
Mr. Loewe, the plitiiitiif, who bus been
tinder direct examination for live days.
I, was taken in hand yesterduy mornlnr
by the attorneys for the defense. 'i‘ln
witness admitted that the expenses oi
the present suit are being defrayed in
the American Auti- Boycott Associu
tlonI. When questions bearing on thit-
phsse of the case were asked the
corps of lawyers become entangled in
arguments and objettions Judge
. Plait quickly clarified the situation by
’ announcing that both sides would have
to stop melting inferences and come
out in the open with the information
that will show who the real plaintiffs
and defendants are. Mr. Loewe then
said that the Anti-Boycott Association
, ‘Wns behind him. Witness considered
II . himself one of its organizers. lie of-
' feréd' a printed copy of the bylaws
sud constitution. which was exuini‘ued
‘. by the attorneys for the defense.
The association was formed in 1902.
The articles declare that the member
ship is not to be made public. but pub
llciiy is it) be given to the aims (if the
organisation. For the first six months
ill. memliol‘ll puy our-lentil or one per
cent. of the payroll. lilP Iiuuossiiiniit lII
cense when wisdom) has been realist-II.
it is not to be resumed nanln until this
fund is decreased to $100,000.
Mr. Locum wus exumined in much
detail as to the workings of the inset)»
elation. lie sold one of the reasons
which gave it b rth was to help him
in his tight against the labor unions.
Ho said that his (Ihiei counsel. Daniel
Davenport. was It member of the su-
liociution. and our of its organizers.
While not brought out in evidence un
til now. it lino been generally undul-
blood that tho Anti Boycott Assoclu
tion was bcliiud the piulipllii and that
the American iI‘eIlrratlon of Labor wus
iisfrsyiug the expenses of the 240 do
fendunts.
W
MIDIHIPMAN useless.
Codename Hill to Appoint sueeee
our to loafers.
. WABHINGTON. me. 83. ~Midohlp
. a Robert Sanford of ilrid'uport. one
'I Wilton llill's appointees to
inlted iltstes Nnvsl Aendemy. bus
. been» of ill health ills
fill its filliul by Mr. Hill by ill
Maximal instead of through
_ not to aluminium. me no
- in: mode slmrtiy after
when
. m ileum in s lit-st yssr
“M"h'm‘fh'h‘h
mlnflfstnylntile
and
proper rdason. might find upon all the '
from prior ill will and animosity and .
to slid).
the best offerings.
. 1 \ ' 1le N0. l
- . Leather Bags .
209 in this lot. line ull leather and louilior lined;
(719ml ilpSulc........,......... ....... 69cesch
We want all holiday lines disposed of by Friday evening-hence we shall reduce the prices
Fl f’ ‘09 Wr holiday comic tonight sud tomorrow. Those who shop early in the day will get
"Watch for specinlJot tickets. then buy—yon can't go wrong."
Leather
Silk and genuine Gout
worth up in $3.00.
All Louiiwr.
trumps:
worth up
' LOT N0. 2
Cloud l‘p Suit:
Bags
Soul, lerinnu siirrr
........... $1.29
lint l-‘ius. Ilroonhou.
loss Ihun .‘ulc.
LOT NO. 3
Jewelry
ilolt llucklos. Wili'ili up in $1:
Clean Up Suio ................... 29¢: each
nothing ' .’.llII Iloil l‘urriuguu. ('li‘llll l‘p Sulr .
Worth up to £300..
LOT no. 5‘
Silver' Plated
(‘lcun lip Snlc
T > . ......
LOT NO. 4
Doll Carriages
.................. 39c each
Novelties Beauty
......................... 29c l'lli up in H‘ilill'fllt‘ lumps;
LOT not. ‘
i'(‘i:liilli'i) lilo.
Pins
.9c box
('ii'iiil l'II Sulv
LOT N0. 7
Teddy Bears
92 Washington
Street
LOT N0. 8
Belts
All (If our “.33 Hours. Glenn l'p Snlc ...................... 08c .qu llt‘iiu‘ woliii up in ii. t'it'un lTp Suin- ............ 49c each
LOT ”0- 9 LOT no. to
3 G -
Munnisii 'Ilm-(Is nuuiuuim-Ii uli sluts Itg $l in l‘ icon
1 p Sole .............. . . .. ............ . . . ...97: or i (lur rugulur “.25 iron Engines. l‘l-Izln l'p Sulv ........... 89c
MINTZ’S
“THE HOUSE or Acrimv Ann ”PROGRENS.”
D
ISouth Norwalk,
Conn.
. » - “...-.. “.--...“
D
ROCKLAND ROAD.
His name is Nag) but tlIut is (If no
.1
voyage. \I‘lIIIn the beautiful tropicnl iilII-(quu this little road, find is drsiiu
city of lilo is ri-ntlicd nt lust and IIIIi. in the lit'ili‘ fulurc. to «route II pop
tlIoI IIrII token out to the rust piuuiuv iulqu. \liiilililll“ addition to the sub
"““Nl‘l‘mc” “1 “ll“ “”1“ 8W“ ”i "““l lions (If (Idiot: uud sugar cone with «Inns and inter. u purl (If the (in it
brings '\'uby is one of the couuuon-
Isl of Hungarian pumps,
It moons big huge, grout ii is used
as u wells in the names of (unity (II
be larger liungnriun towns on “Sun;
lxiilu,"'1\'ngv Militilj Nugv Sui-us."
.Itc, Thcrc lti‘t' simillor towns and ril-
inner. ultim‘il Kuiu. Mlbulv. Sums. (I'tt
Iut lil(‘ Nun) Kiltu and till ”it: Ulilll'
.Vngys illl‘ lur'gri. mow linpmtuul
plum-s.
Yet the subject of our story. though
lillllll'ii Nutty. does not i‘onsltiur blur
.«III' II wry iquIIrluut Iill‘lliiil‘l‘ of liil‘
illlilillli i‘iitItI.
'l‘lIIII sketch (IIIIIIII to IIIII from his
l\\'|l lips in broken Eunilsil llint I will
not illit'lillli to l‘l'lll‘ill. liuviuy. lvuruml
illill lll' voilwrsos in down luIIinngt-s
l was milking un ultenipt to not iuitiul
Instructions in tinI lliuirynr. his untleI
IiIIl.. but when the story of ilill wun
Iiorlngs lit-unit l Iiulul‘uily dropped uli
Iiuulniii of study to listen uiul not us
‘ii‘lll‘ u iliciill'l‘ in mind us possible, lift
(but i might convey it to you. "gentle
render." with some sort of (Ilurity uiid
sequent-II.
Al. the doc or right his inthor, II liili
mui IIup umnuiuciurcr, who lWNi ncur
lillliliIi'l‘Niil on tho shores of UN! bonu-
liilli illlili llutlullr, tIIIlisiml lo ilfliii iiil‘
'l‘ilrku ill ililHilill llmi slum onlnlilinluvri
lIls l‘umily in lilili pruvluur \viili soIIIlI
llilrly niluu' Ilililgnrluu tumlliou (If not
alien. who «saluted in capturing the
prmincv. How it was done or how
they ull munnncd to become Imusessud
of houses and lands to that fair coun
’l‘\ he was too young to uurler.siilnd
bill when Frans .‘loswph sent his agents
to drive them out and disposer-us them
he had "become old enonxb to under
III-ml inbuilt lIll nod the picture he
drew of ibe‘smiurstlon in it body to
the coffee pinnilllions ofrlirunil is one
ueyuud my power to repent vally.
let your imagination show run the
mural in ilmnls of lrnnswrrtntlou
humus from the! great limit of too-rpm
IIIII biiiifihlnn uud I-norlnolm wealth.
"mull fine now they fumlnhed every
thing to out and drink and smoke and
snake the m unsophisticated lions
Imfmwnille. Listen to stories of
MI and lawn and their
tlnuollr told and uni fill in bi- paid
in web totally tor “Walk!“ the
rim III-III III» Metro In the mom
i '-' I- then: on board he! last. tor
emmummmmum ewmmtu..mfl
i run inill \\'ilr(’llllllitt‘rl. dlii it not soIIIII like iilt‘
l
liuIiI' ilulnvnsi- sliuiii mills iliiil ((INIIII soil
llui l bun» tilllli‘ iill‘ hilll'). in my
high root! to ease ullti plenty? iiut the um I (uuuol resist llIII tiliiptuiluu
wont-s! ilItook foul long perils of ill "Hi“ the ntirutiun of nil putrinlh
burd lubor umi llInt rigid voonnmv lilo ichiliuus to ill is liillllli) imruusiun rip
”till it‘ l'ltllulllv (It. to new enough without (Ii lllll (Ionununity Ni'liii‘l‘ the
not home unulu. This trip home routs iiiiw. suluIIlIuilui (‘uliIolir t‘illllt‘ll l~‘ullII
till for (Irish for», mid. iliouxii illi‘ i'llill ‘m (‘lIHIlilzk\ ls building illl our (If
II IIIIIliII-r and two oldI-I iIIIulItIIe it the coiliuimullup nullnoltu ol sIIIItlIII III
lunwtl out Nutty shipped on illliiiil IIiXquulk liIIIIIIIuIbt-I ilII- \\lliliil‘lllii
Iroiulllel lumiluu iln- illl‘rl umirr lilo .dutIiiou sale of twelielmlldlnc lilir Inst
Initim- built-Is for unolIIIII IIIIII I'IIIIIII sququI in his puiisliiuni-is i'ui iiiUlL‘
dud ViHlll‘d AliHll‘lliifl. sI-III-I'ui Ai'rlriinIliIniI sillu rush. urn-mud rlm- iiil‘
ports ililli nrurlI ull Ilw pul'lrI ul’ riouib lsltililui. puiustnking work tho ilqutur-
Ailit‘l‘llil, ‘I‘lII-II iw uI-ul iiiliiit‘, iinns III-II doing oil over the town. iii-ip
inn to orqum-ui and lu'utilliy this lil
ilI- illwf't‘ (Ii ‘(lml's l‘oiilsiool." for
iwiliiIli NIIIIIIII bus done so much. illlli
illilliil“l (Ii illlt' (Ii illi‘ lII :‘IIllI I-l. lIII IIIlilI think “I" ”M H I" "m “1"" m “m "I",
I.-..I lulu. unnuyuur- ilili gills IIIIIIII III ”“"“'"“" ””‘"' ‘" “""“I" ""“""""""’
ill-I llm-hlumi llond iulII iiillii is duo “"I‘" 3
Ilqu story II Ioninum- This III II pinin| ‘ ""‘hw’l I‘m"
sum or notuul tl(!(‘lil"lt'illi.iN IIIIII no
room for i‘illllnllf‘t' in this workn-(iuy
world of bittflo for u liviliji. Sum
"“7110 to South Norwulk Iwu yours nun.
lcuvlnn ilil' wife rind baby in follow
when ill‘ lIIId become established in
some IIlIlliiIIi occupuiion. After work
but ill uuylhlun uml I-IIIII-yliliun illlil
(IIIIIIII in build until this :viilillillll‘. lll‘
iiil‘lll'li in llll‘ trudr of his youth. soon
\I-IIII liiH ‘Vl’li,\I’ uiunun our lulllm's. unit
only llllil his door ours with him. l
Iutw will” Inurkvd on tho lilii-‘Iilii’ ul'
lust truck's puy envelope, uml ilI
bright little Mrs. N. ourns litl or III.
in lillllll' fuctory her .
Are not these promising (-iilzcllu?
Are we not. wise to afford them every
How in- l‘lllll‘il‘li iillli iquIlIIIi iiit'
IIIIIII‘IIIlIIn liiili’iirl‘yi‘ii iii-duty \IlIII is
now Mrs Nutty iillti wiIII IIIIIIIIIIII- ilIII
'l‘lIIIII IIIIIlu ilw story.
Zl‘Nl.
HIXAMETHYLINITETRAMWI.
The above is the hump of It (lormun
clicmicnl. which is one of the mom
vulunbio lnnroriiruts of Foley‘s Kidney
llonwdy. llcxnuu‘ilIleIIIIIiiIll'uiulm- in
rocognlsvd by nuIdiI-ni trxt books and
suliuu‘iliou ml n uriII ul‘lIl llllil't'lll IIIul
Mlliiii‘lliil' for lliu lll‘ilill. 'l'oliv iI‘tllri'Vl
Killili‘j’ lit‘llli‘li) ml soon on you IIIItIIIII
IIIII' it‘l‘iIhuiurllilIu iIlIII uvuiii ll uIIIIlIqu
iilululi)’. ili'liino l'iIItrIIIIiI-y null lI‘. ii
llsxlcr. '
...... I... “-....ww-.-
NORTHWEST FARMERS BUY
AUTOS.
lll‘i'l‘llOl‘l‘. illicit. Dot“. 2!i.~».l. (‘.
PAY FOR ATIENDING DRILLS
Nut Session of” Legislature May Pro-
vide for Compensation.
'l‘iIIIrv is n likclliiood ibul II! ”III
IliIxi svuninil (1i lllt‘ (itIiIvI‘nl Amrinilij
nu ilill‘iliili will be rustic (o proviilv
(Iolnpousutiun for the members (ii ill!
1'. .\'. (l. for ilifolitliini'u til drills. I\
(tullllllllll‘t‘ of the ixInlslslnrtI II< on I'm
Ili‘ii or boring lul‘timi iiuWU u slIIIilIII'
proposition, but slow ut‘liou true full
up (iii ”iv iIIIttlIII‘. lili'i't‘ lius' ili‘l‘ll u
rimngv in iill' conditions. 'l‘iIIII'I- Is
lilUl'l' l‘l'qliil'l'il ol' liII- Di'il'liil‘ lillli tliii
III-r ill tho i‘, N. (l. lllllli lorun-riy
'l‘lIII puusnpv of tho iliIIk bill bi I‘IIII
sinus, and the change in the l-‘Ituir low
to illll’m ii (ImiltJl‘ili in iiii‘ pi‘iit‘luillim
il' iiIni iI‘I-IiI-I'Ili llllIiISlll‘v, llil\‘l- Mmugwi
IlII- slums (It Inc unllonnl nimruimuiu
lid is lllill‘l‘ (If soldier tlum l‘Vi‘i‘ in-
turn. in u conversation this \H‘Pii
.\I|jl , (it-II. ('IIlII Nliti Ulnl tlIII I-thIIIuI
III the SlulI- by tho f‘ililllll‘lltliiiilig oi
tiuI Iill‘lllill‘l‘li «If llw (‘,. N. (l. ior illl'il‘
services in uliIIIIIilng drills Would ill‘
IIIIIIIII $30,000 it your.
’I‘lIiI only limo ihc nnilonnl unord-
qun is nompousniod is Will'il ill‘ in Mill
oil out for duty or for truiuinn, ii is u
furl lilut tlit' millions dormI iiilil‘ IIr
IIII lluuucisi lIuIIIIiil roiII liil‘ lilii ilil'.‘
I'IIotllIII I'lIr lll“i"VililIl. Tlle in 11mm
lustuntos iuru lip-Ill pus mm in tin
ll’mltilll‘j. of tho (Itil'iplilll in IIIIIII
llilil't‘li IIquiIu-ruiiip iu llii‘ t’.. 9‘3. ii. i
. n ilnsucini hardship.
ill iiuulclson. for iusluurc, IlIII llll'iil
born of the locul Izrnupuuy uro obliged
to spend money to trolley iurou ill
roach ills armory. This mutiny comes
out of their own pocket. so tluu llwu
”Mil” ii Iii lilillil
Residents oi the County ineliiniion in
Bridgepori Wiu Have Xmas i
DIIIIIIII Too
The finiVlliOli"
mulling prearki'l,
dinners tit
unfortunate to
The money .
streets ill to I . ’
this dinner... but {3.
enough mutiny , . l'
mm. the. prisoners at the lull in' :g'iiitgzlgiiooaln . "g 5'”:
Bridgeport. the outcasts from society me, they chul . ”
of all degrees will he reminded on Sat The Center school; Willi R Paul:
urdsy thnt there is a day of peace and or, pri told 9 ed.
3006 Will and over In bushels oi. ‘ota s, tip--
in accordance with the usual cus "“3 hill other kinds I as
tom Sheriff Sidney E. Henley“ will were contributed besidesegoodly
prcpum II spcciirl dinner with some of cookies, cakes 31nd breed.
other little refreshment. ’i‘bo menb This kind notion of t pupils of the
for dinner will probably be roost school speaks ”doll for air though i
spore rib, opinions and mnshed tur- fuinoss forthoservg‘o 03min 'i” ighten-
hips and perhaps some other vegetalod circumstances 11359.13! on Army
ble. mince pie and coffee. Later on
in the day there will be mullers and
fruit
Altogether it will be quite a least
for those who are behind .tlie hers
and they can at less! forgo. for the
time being that society's hand is
nguiust them even as their hand has
been uguinst every other man
The number of prisoners at the jail
has been and is do i if flint“ work
to nsslst the pool of t e e'i es '1‘ Mill!
pupils of the Center 0 have
giveil what they «on d o. in this
noble work can eat their Christ»
Inns dinner happily“ they Urohlize
that they have been the “meant of help-
ing some poor feipiiyé1 to are a good
dinner on the dt‘h hrlstendom’
rtiebretos. who,w their do
is well up towards the top murk. lion would have plt‘oblix‘, y ”new
For the past few weeks there has out. I
been (I steady increase until this
~Don't use harsh
action weakens the
week. when the number fell of! a lit-
tle
'iidw‘icsf'r is this to
Sunday is a day for mom terms tolchronlc constipation. oer $1103
Iexpiro and when the clearance was ulcts. They operste sin-tony tong the
completed last 8undev there were stomach. cure constip ip3'ii
215. Prior to that limo there were‘ THE LIGHTHOUSE M
225. it is quit; possible howeiei i wish to inform the}: ic that the
that there may be more than 225w lighthouse Mission located the
when Christmas urrii as as the town bridge in not a bronch of the Sn. vation
and cltv courts have all been active of Army nor is it connected with it in
late. any way, shape or unsung
Ono of the .prisonors will be Bis-i ‘ L A. TH LAfil‘L'l‘,
snunctic who has just been convict- Leader of Lighthouse Mission
ed of murder in the second degree.
Whatever the decision of the court on
Friday he will be back in jail either i After exposure. and when you feel a
bound (or Wcthrisfield or to be held. '(‘old coming on, take Foley's Honey
pending a new lllal and Tar. the great throat and lung
remedy. it stops the cough, relieves
Don.“ M forcot to buy some of those. the congestion and oxpxels the cold
little Souls (inns souls to fasten the from your system. is mildly lamive.
clIlldrI- us packnurs. Il‘ridrzc Pharmacy and l" H Baxter. "
...-.unpo
IoEAL OUTINGS mobilities
DELIGHTFUL SHORT SEA TR ”’8 TO 0L0 POINT QMFORT
OLD DOMI'NION LINE
including “continuous at Hotel cummioln. .
Days‘ outing, including trans- 5 Days' outing, including trsns- 7
portstlon and ho $18 00 portntion and he 52200
tel necommodstion.. lei accommodation“
The only direct line to Old Point Cemfort without chariot
Binmnhlps are all equipped with the United Wireless Tclagraph gyetem.
Steamers leave New York every day except Sunday at 3 p. in.. nrrlving
Old Point Comforhfollowing morning Return leave Norfolk daily except
snndny at 7 p in arriving in New York shout 3: 30 p.31
’i‘iclmts Iiuti stateroom rescrvatlonshl’ik'r 26 I.\orih Rh or, foot of Beach BL.
“l...
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET.
w l. WOODROW. Trails Manner. J J BROWN General Passenger Agent.
General Ouices. 81- 85 Beach St.
'il.‘
bout Wait ior Things
to Happen
Prevention is better than cure, if
you are in my doubt whatever iibdpt
your carriage have us overhaul and re-
pnir it so you can take your New
Year drive with confidence and com-
fort. if you give us'the order now 41
the damage is not too earning. “ll
have your carriage iuI shape do
can enjoy the day as you'd Want to.
LutherMIWtight
IOU?" "OHM-K. CONN.
UNIFORM HEAT
You can heat your house uniformly with s
Honeywell Temperature Regulator
Will keep your house at just the temperature you Want it. The
Honeywell will save coal and gain comfort ipr you.
installed by any plumber or heating contractor on 30 days’ trial.
Attached to any hot air, hot water or etesm heater. Ask for
information.
The Argand Boiler Campany
sown uoswstx coup.
Jeddo Coal for Furnace .
Cross Creek Coal for“ Rance
Carmel Coal for Open IGs'oizfl
Home Comfortable
3;} '
z‘ 1
Meals on Timei I. ..
Children liquor
m ,i.
....L “‘3 ...... I.
Raymond Bros..-
1.-
The Hatch 8:
can Imtum little W.
l
iucility to establish a homiI among us?
'l‘hoir rooquI urt- nenlness exemplified
'l‘llolr habits of life are pure. meet
sober and self-respecting. 'l‘liey puy.
us Imreed. ion everything they buy.
‘i'iuIy useI water freely. carrying it
from It iiiulnurc. “'in should Ivo- churi
lIIlIlI‘ refuse to let llllllll piiw iiii' rily
wulrr ilitn llivlr sinks? M‘e could l‘iliiI
ily utl :ch u flit‘ll‘l‘ to tho pipes Liv
inn (nimble of tiltI ‘ellr. tin-y are Ier
lastly willing to pay tile double ruil‘il
t‘hnrnfld oil millkl‘m-whifl lilni is so»
Ila-r story. Ash ilsnlsis m iinrluoml
the immature and promoters of .lhoir
limit
lend ltd-Ii. whi- they are not «Ilium
with "its rostrum”. our trim
lfllfl'flfll‘fifl‘lh elm stuplrlilr we
It‘lln “it Vii lei in M WWI ”k ”3‘
I mm
d‘
(luv, II I-luskutsohuwsn farmer fli'tlpputl
into lIIIimii Sunday and in the limo
lIII bud finished his errand yesterday
Ibo bud puit‘luisml lillriy uniomnbiirs
.ch his former friends of the far
northwest. IlII WM not no agent, He
told his twislIboI-s be true doling «out,
and they now him their orders, or-
coinpuulmkby luli'iit drafts. Tito iiIInlll
were bluntly dosh uni! hurt-”ted
Iivnrir Iiuiuoim. (toe psid “All" for
his thorium. 'l‘lIII (~an weir nil hlnlI
mub- nIIrsrsl being tin- ”.mm in
“non rises Hamper when! mm in
the northwest on the reuse of so
much prosperity.
’sllilllx “Will“ til plain and plan)
We” am» memoir“ mi pirate
«Midi :. .l l l r the Marti fire“:
it” for is w and W
'n number of outliers tiIsl props-Id for
services to the suite is nctuuily II
source of expense to them This is
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