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3A listed Communication of Old
"."Lm.' No: 108’ FI .nd A. ”a.
Ill be hold at its rooms. Oct. «it,
it). at I o’clock p. at. Work, F. c.
res. All Master Masons cordially
'frstsmsliy invited.
‘ Fraternail yours.
ROBERT M. iLCOX. Oso'y.
INNG IINTINEL TELEPHONE
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WNW" Department
m—Buslnsss Dsosrtmsnt
Wlnnob Office. Nor-walk
; ‘ "Editor's Residence
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Association
~ EMORY STEVENS President
UL Vice-President
. l K it. UINTARD. secretary
,trnnsw COR ETT. Treasurer
,‘ ecutlvs Committee
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READING orr TYPHOID Pavia".
. Dr. J. R. Bitter. writing in a well-
‘known medical journal. says that if at
the beginning of a sickness which
presents some of the indications of a
‘ fever half grain doses of calomel are
given every two hours until five doses
are given, and then the whole bowel is
swept out with a large dose of castor
oil, and there will be no irritation left
1 behind and that a great many cases
will Immediately begin to mend, and
In no case will harm be done.
There is no class of fever known
' thst will not be thoroughly benefited
' ‘ by cleansing the bowel. or oil the
things that can be done to cut short
starting disease or to prevent disease.
nothing is more practical than to
cleanse the intestinal canal, and Just
so far as this fails to be thoroughly
done so much worse it is for the
patient.
Dr. Etter says that in a large prac-
tice of more than thirty yours he
never had a fully dcvoloped case of
typhoid fever and be attributed it sole-
. ly to his stubborn decision that let
' come what will the alimentary canal
must be cleansed.
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WATER FIXTURES INSPECTION.
Last year the city public water do-
partment established a semi-annual
‘ house inspection of water fixtures.
Wherever leaks were fotlntl. a notice
was sent from the water office specify-
Ing the fixtures that were found out of
repair. and requesting that they be
“paired as promptly as convenient.
The Inspection began April first and
October first. The sciiil~linntiul‘ lull
rinspsction will begin next Monday.
Darling the present week notices nign‘
ed‘by the secretary of the walcr board
have been left at the places where it is
kaolin that the public water In running
to waste. The notice road as follow:
“Important Notice.
"The serious condition existing in
the adjoining cities and towns on ac-
count of scarcity of water. should
prompt our citizens to stop all looks
in water fistiiros anti all water from
running to waste. Will you please gIVo
this matter your prompt attention and
have necessary repairs made at once."
Thistlns'tiur is such an important
one. especially‘dn view of the present
drought, that It should bc given imme-
'diato attention.
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The collection of taxes is a dry out»
loot. but it is an Interesting one. It
is gratifying to know that the colloc-
tiou is so well attended to by Town
Tax Uolleclor Robert (J. Mitchell and
his ommeut assistant, Miss OIIVc Cole.
who will remain in the office If ho is
lbohd. The knowledge they have not
aired in regard to taxation is of the
tallest veins. and they are always
“My to answer questions. and be of
y service to the taxpayers. When
“hint that thoughtful cltlsetis will
> indispossd to make a change. A
t‘l'IN VIARS A00 TODAY:
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iseadsy. October 1. 1000.
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iii Norwailt Library.
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Tbs New York New Ham: and . . .
d unabsorbed 169 Who will question the businsss judg-
_ me it“ 10"“ in Fairiisld “lid 50““? most of the man who spends money
Ishtar the mile taro-since for judicious advertising? is there any
illsi‘fimiih Will nominated 10' difference between a town and an int
k in rim of Henry R. out~ dividual .in this respect? The latitude
M‘ in fall" from the uni advertises his business to make it .
- grow, and a town must advertise Itself
Hartford Flatiron
look. who deal
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RIGHT To THE POlNT.
. They won't tell what Roosevelt said
to Taft In New Haven. but we wI-t walk to liloat Nm‘WIlll would be the
pact it was something like this: “Do best kind of an “Ad" this town could
you need to have forty-six states fall have. it would attract the attention
on you before you catch onto what In of the whole state, would Increase
80an “Tr—Lo! Aussies Herald. property values sufficiently to pay for
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The editors of the Simplied Spelling
Bulletin. after‘discusslng their partl-
cular fad seriously for many months. ers‘ association]
have just issued an edition calculated ‘
to be humorous. But it is to be regret-
ted that the humorous number is not ...........
as funny to theprospective converts Stamford People Interested lit the
as the old serious pamphlets were:-
Scranton TribuneRspublican.
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--~\'o mistake will be made In eloct- "‘“d 0' “"y “mi"
ing the entire Republican city ticket. 1"" we "m“ “0 further “(I saytilat
. . . id be
Nominees are all good men and will to more unfavorable position can
faithfully serve um people of south round for s compass than on board of
W~l-m.
GIGANTIC TREE STUMPB.
an silica like this is filled in such a
Ihilltootory manner. and is able to
W such gratifying results. it is vary
”3 for Robert ti. Mitchell for town
”hector will be a vote for the
«Chicago Tribune.
ALI. MARRIAGIO Mil LOVE MAR-
tlll will of the lots Robert H.
the sum of 02,000 was left to
‘ silt Hospital. and ”.000 to
~ Ii. Hudson. president of the
. Bell Telephone company.
air in the Boston and
at hourly
kinds of love. 'Tboss is so used of I0
log Into dstsils when one spssks of a
its 76 Lil it.
am f snows. ‘
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in some way to‘attrsct to It outside
capital and cltlssns from other places.
A concrete bridge from ‘80th Nor.
itself in a few years. and would give
.9.
A score 01' more Of cities whose Doll— Norwalit such a boom as it never had
ulstion figures are disappointing are before.
clamoring for a recount. Like the dev Voters. attention!
footed candidate for ofllce they fall to
recognize their own shortcomings and
see only negligence or fraud In the
count.~~Wllkes-Barre Record.
tion in the special box for that pur-
BOHANNAN FOR MAYOR.
South Noiwslk Election.
Next to the election in this town. the
one in Smith Norwalk will hold inter.
.lllPllllVEIEllTS lle'lioiii'é‘tli‘iopffl’l'“333$ $33.33;
people will show their good sense by
There is much more enthusiasm electing William J. H. Bohannan as
shown regarding the bond issue. as mayor. Folks used to like Mr. lio-
,voted by the city council. since the batman when he was mayor of Stem-
Merchan'is and Manufacturers Associa- ford. He served in that position for
lion approved it. and has made it cled’r tw0 terms. and the reason he didn't
what has been. .con. and should be serve for a third term is because he
done relative to this, the first. of a se- declined a renomlnation. He could
ries of the improvements that are to have had It all right. lie is not the
be urged by this body. Wherever our sort of man who would lead a city
citizens congregate. the- first topic is into extravagance. lie is conserva-
the coming election, but matters not live in the mailer of expenses. and.
how their views differ politically. him while he was mayor here. he used to
many Is manifested upon the bond to
sue. This is as it should be. When possible. a studious and observing
anything for the benefit and Improve- man. with a large fund of general ln~
mom of our city is brought on roll formation. and with Ideas of his own.
tics. Cllqlies and rings fillOllld be laid he is bound to make his influence felt
aside. and a combined effort made to as an official. and he should be a safe
reach the goal.
this city has the best natural advan- or things. he has been studying a sit-
cases of any in the State. and that nation which is Just now causing
being the case, why delay in begin South Norwalk people a good deal of
bins improvements?
Have we not allowed neighboring dustry through pollution of the Sound.
towns to fsr~exceed us In the matter Mr. liohaniian knows something of
Of iiubilc Improvements? is it. not a modern systems of drainage and sun
fact that the real estate ‘market in fiction. and it Would not be surprising
neighboring towns it! more active and if he was able to point out a way in
demands better prices? is it not a which the oyster industry can be pro
fact that cities twice as far from New tooled. He Is familiar will the moth~
York arc advancing In population, oils cmployed in the various depart-
weaith and manufacttlries. more than manta of city government which have
so are? The manufactured products rendered good service. It will be
of South Norwalk are widely known ouud. also. that his success as a moi“
throughout the United States.
Do we not feel proud of our mtinlci- may he shows to every one, anti the
Dal electric plant. which is recognised worsonal attention he bestows upon
as one of the best institutions In the “fly business. He has the advantage
electric world? Also. of our water if being the choice of n unitcd lic-
works. which shows its worth not only ‘iublicnn party, and his election as
as to quantity of water. but as to dual mayor is regarded with all the morc
fly? Can we point with pride to any .atlsfsctlon because it will wipe out
other municipal features?
. We all agree that under existing hat organisation and units the people
conditions our city government Is all in prosperity.-—~Stamford Advocate.
that can be expected of it. Our po-
lice department ls efficient; our fire
department the boat volunteer depart-
ment in this State. Those. things be- influences That Draw it From its Alla.
lug so, is it. unreasonable to Infer that
t In won . ' ) v .. f
$3.180“ in 1:”.l2“.zu;:.2nlfll'r3133}.“it Nothing ill the navigational equip.
their special use rather than I“ ( , aunt of a ship has been the subject of
‘ " N" .. w i research or receives
tors that arc useless for any other pur- "0'.“ ans 0““ b h ‘ i .
pose. iiild for which there Is an an- xxil‘lnjifilukm“ cnro ‘ an t e mnrlleri
:m‘“ “i"?‘"‘“‘.".’“ "f the (“3’3 money The popular notion of the compass
0 improve pilintc property. is it not
. . .. . Lccdit- always pointing north and
the duty of every voter at tilt. coming , l t ill a
election, who has the city's welfare at ‘0““‘ '“"'“’“ l' more inaccuru ‘? ‘
llt‘fll'l ‘0 make ‘ (‘I‘OBII (K) in a“) clr‘ ‘V‘l‘ll popular IIUUODB llflllfl") are.
_ ' ' ‘ ‘Cven under the most favorable condi-
«.lo t0) above the column relative to . l . i ‘
ilin bond issue. and. by so doing-help "0““ "W9 “W 0“ y (crib it p ace up-
to star: South Norwnlk on tho onward compass "Wm“ does point north and
than it ..~[l ress Committee of the Mar. l l f lb 1
chants and Manufacturers Asoclalion.l “’“u' “d H Is on m “‘ o ‘0 say a
EVf-ii‘l' 0110 admits that guide for South Norwalk. Among oth-
uneasiuessminjury to the oyster ln‘
i'O iii due Ill large pleasure to the sour.
be last vestige of factionsl feeling in
THE MARINER'S COMPASS.
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glance to the Polo.
m the surface of the earth wher the
illuii conditions are never found on
l modern steamship. which is a com-
ilicatsd mass of steel. all tending to
iraw the compass noodle from its one
- .. dance to the magnetic pole of the
m9 Enough ‘0 Bo Hallowed Out and ‘ltl‘lll. warring influences which must
Used For Houses.
The fine firs of the Pacific northwest intent by an mymmo wall of conflict-
ure so colossal that after the trees are 'm currents of magnetism.
hewod down the stumps are used for And as If mt. wore not enough there
children's playgrounds. houses for film W, now huge dynamos to be reckoned
Hills to 11W in or for dancing lllfli- with. producing electric currents for
leads ho counteracted by all sorts of
levlces which hedge round the instru-
ill sorts of purpoaes on board. in the
To make 0 stump 310““ ”10 material nidat of these mystic currents the poor
from the interior Is removed. leaving ‘lttle compass needle. upon which the
only enough to for walls of suitable mariner depends for his guldn acrogg
A roof of boards or Hillil- the insides: deep. hangs suspended
lilo" Ill put 0W? ll“ top 0f the Bliiiilil. lilo one shrinking saint surrounded by
holes are cut for windows and doors. ‘l-giona of devils.»-Wlndsor Magssine.
and a family of live can anti often
it their dwalllng. The
stump houses are sometimes used by (wpmm Armstrong in Albanian.)
settlers itiltii they can build larger and
more convenient hgmes. b ‘
After the stump omo as men va- ,
noted it is turned Into a stable for the Madame d“ ”mm“ to suggest the
horses or some times into an inciosure
for chickens or bugs.
Next to the big tree of California the
fit or sotiuoia of Washington and fires
gun has the largest diameter. As they
decay rapidly. the bellowing out is
Sometimes they are used for
donor platforms. some of thorn accom-
0t at n; as many as our coup OI. . . .
Anolhfr clisltom I, t: t‘urn y?” :3; ill sing it after i ve learned It, ill
slumps nto psygroun a or t o c - .
drop. The children reach the top by Of the mastered achievement. Mall
pieces of wood -
M” or by ladders. A beautiful nae know of no oilior woman who could
of the large stumps is making them in-
to flower beds and covering them with
trailing vines.
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ONE OPERA GINGER.
With her calm. gentle womanllnsss.
than) is outwardly nothing about
grim will power that carries her to hot
objective point. When a situation or-
rlvcs. she faces it simply and with few
wards.
When they gave her. last season at
the Metropolitan. the role of Susanna
lu “Nessa dl Figaro." asking whatnot
she could learn it in twelve days. she
answered: "Yes. if you are sure that
learn It or die."
nailed against the lsr. the conductor. said later: i
have done It."
herlsrrivsl at the Metropolitan. its
traditions in mind, but enhanced them:
“a.“
(amount .. ’ ‘
Lot's malts the bridge proposition
unanimous and let people know we are
"live ones." The way to do this is to
drop a "yes" ballot on the bridge ques-
post at the town poiis.-—-[Press Coin-
tnfttee of Merchants and Manufacture
want to make the tax rate as low as,
it took a fine quality of courage to
meet the very unusual conditions of
gisdlatsiy gnawing Madame Bantam
y wants g appearances at n
MAOII. of that singer's roiss. Madame Saint
“Was ’it s love marriage. do you brlch's retirement not only kept her
"OsrtMnIy. All marriages are love
to have fulfilled her parts mum‘s
fulfil“
"fault that rather a sweeping stair.
double fulfillment. for not only the
unabut the inset-y. had to be gratified.
. . _ , And Modems do Pa usii's satire
of “all. There Is a love of ad- musical training was had a New York.
u know; love of luxury. whore It". childhood and ruined
vortlsing and arious other were about. and when sits at the
voice with Oscar llsssssr. motor»
point with Dvorak. and so a young girl.
as."wa ,Post. ~ herself taught Holistic. . “
d‘bsvtisdom or in ma mind
Children’s Belts
An assortment. of Children's
Patent Leather Bolts. A variety
of styles to select from. Colors:
Red. black, tan and white. All
sizes. Value 25c. ‘
Tonight 9c each .
Back Combs -
An excellent line of Women's
it‘ancy [lack Combs. Values up
it) $1.00.
Tonight 21c
Everyr Item Represents an Opportunity for
' Most Remarkable Money Saving
Corsets
Women's Corsets. a lot of the
popular La Rlene styles. Excel-
lcnt value at 50c.
Tonight 37c
Women’s Gloves
2-Claap Cbamoisettc Gloves. nat-
ural color. washable. All sizes.
60c quality.
Tonight 39¢ a pair
peels.
FROM 7 TILL to demon
successors. i. i'oz'o
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Lsdies' All Linen. Lace or Em-
broidered Trimmed or Initial
Handkerchiefs. 25c quality.
Tonight 1% each
Men’s Ties - ' Peroxide
Men‘s 8|“! Four-indium TIGS- l6 oz‘. bottle Best Grade Perox-
an assortment of neat patterns ide.
to select from. All of our 50c _
, Tonight 15c
Tonight 39c »
Handkerchiefs Ammonia
large size bottle Household‘ ’
Ammonia, extra good quality.
Usually the.
Tonight 6c
THE BOSTON STORE 7-
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
@
Cut out this coupon. present it at our store and by buying 50c worth
of our Tees and Coffees you will receive 20 S. & H. Green Trading
Stein‘s Free. besides the negular and extra stamps given on sales.
SPECIAL SALE OF SUGAR ALL THIS WEEK.
The ‘Great A&P Tea Company
Sillllili lllllll' llllll
The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
letters for ublloetlon. from its readers,
under the h vs h ng. A brief and to-
tiio-pnlnt communi lion. as a general
proposition. curries more weight and con.
vlctlon than a lengthy and In which the
arkumcnt is not concentrated. We do
must emphatically litmus-iii brevity. honin-
wlndmi articles. we have olmervcii. arc
the last to be wild. and are many tlulos
avoided altogether.
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NEW LIBRARV NEEDED.
ldltor Evening Sentinel:
The South Norwalk Public Library
is distinguished it in; New England
public libraries for our thing. it is one
of'the low libraries w h are not on.
flowed; and it been. been assist
ed by a substantial gift from any pri-
vate Individual. Soulh Not-walk has al-
ways been proud of this fact, and It is
fitting that the library's need of
larger quarters should be provided
for. and its facilities for usefulness iii-
crcasod. it is in harmony with the
past history of the library that the
city shall house it in an economical
way until It can afford a building of it
also and quality .‘0qu to its next fifty
years of growth. it does not want it
little. pretty edifice. which might suf~
ilcc for today‘s hoods. When the city
builds for itself cllher it city hall or a
public library building. it must build
extiensivt-ly. with regard o a future
when It will have twice in present
population. not umny years hence.
Therefore. the present proposition to
purchase it good piece of real estate
for a "civic center.” is a moat excel
lent idea. The city is fortunate in
having an available site in such a con-
vcnlent location, on which there are
buildings which may be temporarily
utilised. it is a first and important
slop towards building a group of city
buildings of which the people may be
stand and on which the passing straits-
er's eye will fall wlfdi approval.
Until that time Camiifl irwlil be well
for the city departments to bc housed.
temporarily. in a building which can
accommodate them all. The points in
favor of the Woodward estate are
these: 1. Accessibility to all sec
tions of the city. lying between the
residential "Hill" section and East
Norwalk. above the line of commer-
cial growth. which tends toward the
south. and situated on lilo chief thor-
oughfare. where strangers will pass it
when "seeing Norwsilt" by trolley.
2. The beautiful group of trees and
the suggested garden spot at the roar
of the premises shows a clever lurid-
scspo gardeners taste and effectually
screens the miscellaneous background
of utilitarian buildings. Mr. Wood-
ward's weeping beach tree has been
ndiuirod by olmorving partners for
Vrfll'lmimd it takes years to produce
such charming effects with shrubbcry.
it. The house Is substantial and dis.
nlllsd and tho lutorior can be altered
sufficiently to provide library rooms
and videos for the city departments
for several years.
i. The Wright brick building should.
be easily made available for tbs fire
department.
6. Thus the city will secure the
most desirable silo possible for public
buildings at a vory moderate outlaw—-
loss than a new building would cost
without the land. in a very few tom
it would be possible to afford buildinks
if an appropriate character without
unduly hardening the taxpayers.
by all means let South Norwsiir
buy the Woodward-Wright property
while It may be had intact. .
Respectfully cu
ANGELINE 80011! 00min”. .
ii'ixiubrarisn of the South. Norwslk
Public Library.
l'f‘iie history of tbs South Norwdk
Public lnursrr. which snows its unique
beginning and gradual deliciopmant,
is in the snuivm-sary‘voiums. "Nor-
walit ‘sftsr lilo Years.” which may be
found in tits‘library.) _.
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if a thing sells ”Messrs. we
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[THAN A
Just As Shrike Fan?!
Our prgrsrtg which is located LESS
H UR FROM THE HEART
OF NEW YORK is already advancing.
it‘s as sure as fats that there's coin to
be a boom here within a year—it's 00 to
comsi We're selling lots of 20 a 100 Now
at Ill each. payable Oi down and 01 a
month.
Sand for our FREE LITERATURE
which tells you how fortunes are made In
Real [state with war little money by
liuyln in THE molt mac: AT THE
RIGH TIME.
BE WISE !
De Man Realty Co.
129 Front Street New York
‘ Nowell? Dancing
Academy
W. (lilborl Nowell‘s Select School
of Dancing and Department. at Arlon
Hull. Madison St. South Norwsik.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 12TH. reopening
day. cla'ns for MISSES and MASTERS
AT 4:30 P. M. BEGINNERB’ CLASS
for Ladies and Gentlemen at 8 o‘clock.
Tho Waltz and the New Society fiancee
thoroughly taught. Respectfully. W.
lll.llh1ilT NElt‘h:l.l.. 25 Liberty St.
liridgcporl. Ct Circulars mailed lipon
application.
" 'Liss ABOUT THE norm”
A Oboe Clerk's Comments on ma Cue.
tomsr’s Psouiisrltlsl.
"i don't see why people always litv
about thcir feel," said the choc clerk
as his customer departed after giving
him a had half hour. “1 don't mean
on the sire of their foot, for it’s only
natural to wish to have. or. rather. to
mulu- other people think you have.
small foot. lint why a great. burly
man with his feet hubby with bunlons
should insist that his shoes never
trouble him and that he never has any
trouble in golfing a fit is beyond me.
Why.“ l but an ordinary shoe on such
a men he would cuss with pain, and
he knows it. He know also that i
have to hunt around until i find some
freak shoe that will fit his misshapen
old foot. btit all the time he declares
that he never has bunlons or come
like most people. Women who seem
to be sciislblc enough in all other ways
conic in here and declare that they do
not know what a corn is. when they
wince with pain every time i teach
their little too. When they are forced
to declare that the shoe hurts in one
spot or another they insist it is hm
cause their fee have a shape peculiar.
iy their own. omctlmes they will ad-
nlli they have it 'iltlie cullodlod place.“
but a corn. oh. door. no! Sometimes
in a thin. lightweight shoe i can fairly
sue the cams bunching out under the
leather. but i have to say diplomati-
cally that the fit is ‘not good.“ or that
the customer has a ' ocuiisriy sonsi~
five foot.’ or some at or nonsense. if
i want. to keep their trodc.-~Now York
Press. .
A CHIN!!! BUFIRBTITION.
When a (thinosc baby takes a nap
people think its soul is having a rest.
”going out for a long walk perils s.
if the nap in a very long one t a
mother is frightened. tilts is afraid
that her baby's soul has wandered
too far away and cannot find Itaway
horns. iftit doesn't come back. of
scam the baby will never awaken.
Sometimes men are sent out into the
streets to call the baby‘s name over
and over again. as though it were a rat
rssl child lost. They hope to load
the soul back home. if a baby sleeps
while it is being carried from out!
place to another the danger of iosinl
the soul along the way is very Wt.
8o whosVsr carries tbs little one
keeps saying its name out loud. do
away.
rd boo
that the soul Will’not this“
They tidbit oi the soul a so.
ping slabs sitar theme-motions.
[distillation a lot arms ”in“:
“mm s ‘ow
Tel. No. 909.
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Norwalk, Conn.
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Muskmelons. Peaches, Apples. Green Peppers. Red. White and Yel-
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so inosovmsuv sacs.
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Australia. will not look five minutes ahead. nor
ll‘or bearing hardship. such as thirst. will experience teach him. A gamble
hunger, long hours in the saddle, std. on a small scale is dear to the heart
the black/has for loss endurance than of ovary black follow. and it is a com-
tlis white man. in fact. a black follow
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nobody ls more fowl-evident than thinking that be will be able to sell
its. divs him two gallons of water,
instructions: of flour and two or profit simply because it is white, as
three sticks of tobacco and. tell him unusual color with them. But one
that its :liiimgst no me for fifths: good point those black men have.
I ”in“? i. to. day s will. 0 ‘
sratslr settle down and not be satisfied they have made s bad “frill- This
fill he has finished the lot. i have is possibly bosom the: or
known a civilised and clothed bls’dk vitamin madethodssiwaustrsiiss
follow was was trsvoiliis with ms sit cor. standard
or. dot-italic wash his mag
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titer registering ii: in the shade.
. This is not a thing that occurs ones
mob occurrence for one of them to
swap a brand new suit of blue dun-
gsm for an’ old frayed white coat.
or deal the latter away and make a
'l‘iisy flavor complain 'when they find
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