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while at play with'anothsr young
lad about his axe. when the latter
threw s stone. which mobs Gwen
boy Just Wit the era. Mains up a
nasty wound.” Paul Bartram, of the
L'Hommod‘l'eu Brothers: 'storo. who
haw-shed to as within scoring of the
lads was attracted by the screams of
"the injured one and ran to where he
lay writhing in his pain. Mr. Bar-
, tram picked the boy up and carried
' him into his home from whence he
‘ ' ‘ ~ summoned Dr. Evil. Wolfe, himself
3:“, DmgWanm flux. administering first aid to the injured
Bridge Pharmacy
.NORWALK
to the boy. Dr. Wol-fo arrived in good
time and made tho necessary repairs.
wait for MT m. 'not bad to psk for a job of work for
' the past twelve years, but have had all
BRIDGE PHAWCY ll could take charge of, been well paid
J‘ PARKER. “"9” land had to refuse a. number of remun-
_,. ll erative pieces of work, much against
' ’ my will." “Uncle George" has a hearty
Arthur Waldron, of Cottage “"8”“ !‘ handshaks and good word for his host
is having his house refreshed with a of friends which he calls his hou-
[coat 0: paint. quota. and if we had a few more like
” him the world would be better off.
fl;
' Henry J. Dexter has moved his,
household ‘cffects from Keyser place
to the corner of Cottage and Osborn
IVOIIIIOB.
ldistance from the rooms of the New
York Yacht Club. of which he was a
member, found no one in the street to
Mrs. Herbert W. Gorbam. who un-
_dorwent a serious operation at the
New York Hospital. has returned widentli‘y the body, widely as ho was
' as. home on the 0,680,”. Boulevard. lknown all over the United States.
- and it was not until the remains were
taken to the nearest police station and
had been looked upon by a great nu~m~
her of people that it became known
that he was the great hero of Santiago.
and it came about by a gold watch be
The weekly prayer and praise son
vice of the Advent Christian (hunchI
will be held this evening, Rev. lostcr‘,
F. Reynolds occupying the pulpit and
preaching.
so to all must! }the amine“! runs in his climb uli i110 plated were all that were left out of a:
, 30.13;. for or tr ll lladder of life, has this to say of the vooire of 125 men summoned in the
0 o a, z “I h v
patrons. Como in soil 30ml people of The Norwailrs aVelMchamal‘s murder trial when court
Asthma 1. Asthma!
POPHAM'} ASTHMA REMEDY
minusutmiiol and so 'absoluls cone
a all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Hay Fever. Sold by drnggists: mall on
«collar! rice Mm. .
. oi cksss by mall in cunts.
“Ilium “PG. 00.3""... Cluslsld. Oil.
For solo by The Clifford Pharmacy.
nu.
sstscrmo wumsas JURY.
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Two Months Moro Time May as Nood-
sd More Task is Finishsd.
LOB ANOELEB, Cal., Oct. lid-voli‘our
taicsmsn subject only to peremptory
opsnod today.
in reality only 45 talosmen have
been examined since the trial ,began.
the remainder having been wrecdod out '
in a preliminary examination conductn
ed by Judge Bordweli. which want into
extraneous reasons only, leaving to
lcounsei the work of finding out the
:state of mind of each tslosmen after
the trial formally opened slstocn days
ago. Several
Admiral Schley, who recently fell ‘ urcd out today that at the present rate;
ldoad in the city of New York. a short, it would take about forty-two weeksl
ll“ get a Jury. No one. howover, is
[making estimates longer than that of
: Attorney Clarence S. Darrow. who said
itbnt the Jury box would be filled in
{about two months.
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District Attorney John ll. li‘rador—i
icks refused today to make a predic-
itltu. “fly the. cod of the weak." ho
gsaid. “we may be able to make one."
Unless tbs-to is objection. it sceni-
od likely today that further venlrsmen
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the pulpit and preach at the weeklylScon
prayer meeting of the East Avenue , for having saved the "v“ of six com 1- lor Court.
——————-—-— 5 ing found in his pocket containing this.
REV- William W. Gillies will occuuv"lnmlptlon, "Presented to \Vllllleld
would be secured by calling in Judge
lilordwell's court those awaiting jury
Schley w the stats of Marylin“! 5 service in other branches of the iiups‘r~
The alternative to this was
Methodist Church which will he held lrades. 1,334," Schley win? a “gum 01" summoning a new vcnlrc. and this was
this evening.
. lialtimoro. Md, and soventy~two yours
iconsidured entirely possible. No sow
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Rev. Charles .1. Anderson Will occu-‘l w {opposing munscl have how invostigat-f
DY the illlllili and preach ill the week-j :lnl: tho antccndcnls of vcnlrc‘ncn no";
Iy praycr and pmisc servlcc which;
will be held, this evening. in the Swed- ;
ish Congregational Church.
Broolts‘ comet is attracting not. a
little attention throughout East .\‘or~
walk and the sumo persons who on-:
joyed watching; liailcy's pbcnomenon'.
Is it shot through the skins are risingl
II. 4 a. m., these clear mornings to
catch a {glimpro of the latcr comet,
It is expected that comcl clubs will lit“
formed as they were last year.
Report has it that thc natural ovw
stermcn arc having it wrou-hctl limo
of it and that many have become dis-
OOuragod and quit the work. 'l‘bc ro-i
cent storms haw washed thc lwds m‘
such an cxtcnt that it is impossible to
get at tho slot-k. although it is hopcd
«and expcclcd that the Hiillli.‘ will work‘
up in a couple of weeks at the ions-
cit. Not being able to do anything
on these beds. many wont to the Pain
field beds where tbcy luuiid that tllcre
had been no Ml. and the work was'
pretty poor picking.
‘ in Bridgeport.
a guest in town. '
her istrd by illness.
a visit wilh fricuds in How (rt-soy.
’lng in the woods in Rosevllle district.
lln other courts. and of all muons
l whose names were. drawn for jury arr
lvlcn January l. llili.
l in this connection a logo] point
.ralncd as to qualification was still no
.scttictl today. Tho law prmltles that
lno man shall scrro as a 3mm wlmsc
i snow is not on tho county assossmoni
illlillltlll of (‘llnrlcs i". lilntlcr and lK‘
Miss Laura Chapman 800m Tuesdnvl litmlwcil cxprnsscd doubt as l.) whelb~
’or iiildcr's (‘illio was covsrod by tho
lilitilll of tho law.
Ill. 1'). Jackson of New York oily, is
WILL REJECT SHAKESPEARE.
("lllt‘AGO. Oct. ”id—«Shakcsposro
has boon rciectt-d as "iiccntious. un-
clcan and objectionable." by (h? youth-
ful literary lights of the Hammond
blah school. and thay are receiving
tho Rumor! of tbclr teachers to bow
"lllo author of
Shrew. \‘cuus and Adonis and Pericles
banished from tho curriculum.
licollon Arnoss, rt‘m‘t'lwllillll: the
chief literary soclctics of tho acbull.
in prosoniinn the ticmsntl to tho facul~
ly. I'lliil'llt‘loiizt‘tl the "Hard of Avon"
Mrs. William liltcbcr is mnilucd in
Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Wagner of Non"
York, urc \‘isilim: in town.
bliss Ellen i‘urdy has rotnrncd from
li‘mnk Stnt‘gcs spout Tuesday thu-‘
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was cxcuscd. but at that lino .lutlgs“
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East Nurwnlk wont baseball mndw '"“'“-‘"" . l
,estemay “minty,“ w)...“ the nowa Miss Marlon Wheeler of King sti‘cei us a ”t-lwnp' grandstand pinycr.” “on.
was flushed mm, m'" Mm that lim has returned from a visit with » lmmnrallat.‘ and several other slmliari
Giants had won thclr uphill fllllil and
“boiled tbc cliuncos of tho Athlctlcsi
to clinic li‘lt,‘ st-rlos. Those loyal sports ‘
who had llt‘i'll slciuilly boiling and
losing tlu-lr long group on tho (llama
gum: aftcr gamo wcrc trusted to the
(auto of victory and llcllgbtcd at tho,
(ritual-c of tbcir frlcntls of opposlic
faith as vibcy drunk tho hittcr drops of
the cup of tli‘fi‘lll uflor Rollins: a amt-ll
of tho pcrfumc of victory which occur
ed certain to them until the last half”
of tilt.- ninth.
Thc town nascssors will he at i'J.
E. ilorbnm's storc in First strut-i.
this cvmllilg .in i'cccivo llw lists. l
Thi- usual activity at i-liarch (‘rmk,%
Eliot Norwnlk. whorl» Joust» Ayors, lbc
wall-known ship carpenter, has lawn,
wont to burn his omnbllsluncut. lsi
sadly lacking, this your. liilil lilo plum
,frlt-uds in Danbury.
Evonli'y_ thziny «rolling the mains:
Etlon of Rev. E. B. Dean was mroplcd.
'thc rumor of tho fence enclosing tho
' sun and Show on the stamiard Iowami
(icorgo llmthortun is suffering with‘
a painful firmer, oansod by a klllltigm.“
ullppinlt. while cutting leather at ”iv;
in n iior)‘.
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A SENTINEL WANT AD. WILL.
.lohu ii. Hill, of lianbury. has ptli'fimu'Ye
cbascd
coast-d to bred for
a building lot at ()wenokc. lblnn i‘flll'i’r come to mod.
norm of their real frland‘maltlng work
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And in ‘
“i‘ai' "i”“i'” “wi'li- 3“" will ”mi" 5‘ {i this dlrcctlon the classified ads do
.l‘rnmp residence on the site. .
.scrvs you in unchanging somethingi
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At the lilMllllR of Christ church ~ w
iii-v. Mr. iwuu will pronoh his farewell
sermon Sunday.
l'rcsonco of mind to crouch down in ‘
railroad tracks was tilts only thing that
suvcd 'i‘opy MWKD, one of a suction
gang from being: ground to death
is duscrlml. ll‘ol‘mor your» inm- wlig Monday «wooing undor tho whoola of a ,
nosstul largo autumn-u of boats lwluu train. Four of a suction mg worn; ‘
stow-d away for tho wintcr mtiniriislworklug on the truck near the San. " .
with Mr. Aynrs and his assistants busy muck station and can on the up; , . .
from curly lntli‘lillld‘ until hats at nightwosios track on which the frolght -
making mpalru to old busts or on. i trains run. 'f‘hast- trunks sno ouciosrdl Cm Clan to a" Point
mod in building n" ones. This by fences so that whoa a train wnsl Thick goods of ‘hlnflwmh
min, Mr. Ayera and his brother sro. soon to be approaching on tho nxprms‘: silk or cotton—if your sheaf l!
”Kurd in cnlcblnu oystcrs off tboilrnck thn only thin: to be done wssl I Will It will make A class
natural growth beds. 1to an on to fits "right track. but tlilsl will" iii" k“ “,3" ll‘.‘ blade
, « without chews; or pinch-
----- M they were unable to do. because of. in ,ne
Thom pcoplo who aitsudnd lho lot!~ a train Boprmcbing on that. track‘ TM” l! m. M '1“, .
tore given in the Elm Menus Mollho- also. in mm mswsr. 3.. four m.i tsllors.usmsfrcsscsaudothsrs
dist church. last swamps. cannon it“ "In” "wk managed to out out, 32mg: lollll." of sham as a
con sum-war muaursas or
Fall more or oil-pm to be Hold in .
Tbc'fsil muting o: the Connecti-
cuf chapter, Daughters of Founders
and Patriots. is to be held Tuesday.
October ill. at ihs‘Foot Guard arm-
cry in New Haven. There will bejn
board meeting at 1:30. followed by
the chapter meeting at 2 o'clock. The
members resident in New Haven will
be the hostesses with Mrs. Charles F.
Messinxer as chairman of the hospi-
Thc program for the chapter meet-
ing is as follows:
PapermColsbration of Swiss inde-
pendence Day. August ll. 19!]. Mrs.
Charles W. Shelton. of Norwalk, pres-
ident of the Connecticut chapter.
Music—«Mrs. ids Lewis
soprano. accompanied by Mrs. Clar-
ence l3. Bolmar.
Franklin Designs on Porcelain, Mrs.
Charles L. Rockwell. regent of
attorneys in the case a“. i Susan Carrlnglon Clarke chapter, I).
A. R., of Meridian.
“12.0th Miles Through Alaska" were
the recipients of a ram frost. tine
hundred and fifty brilliant vlsws were
thrown upon the canvass and explain-
ed carefully and the audience was tak-
en the admin journey in such a do»
Will manner as to leave s. most tlc- i (imitation which undoubtedly am! his.
mum impression of tits country and:
tits lecturer. They were shown the
rugged beauty of the mountains of
Alaska. look a glimpse at the Alaska-
Yukon caposltion and gained an kiss
of the appearance of tho sold holds.
mother with the difficulties moons
and In getting thers'.
Ward flatten. the young son of
Ila sod Its-s. too much. of Kcysor
sanctum out a scam sootdsot
of tho way, but the man snobs freight!
track was unable to do this owing tol a? maximums l'hhi‘IVIl'
tho locked sate. Corporal! fills a at. W i ' {P
continuous .
in a trap. the also ran to tho trawl gilllinglln'm W“ tho .
which chanced to be on tho other and cutting room or ills .
of the fears which and. s slisht in-: ,
Win shears and sclsssrscost
lifs. Not losing his practice of mind
he lay on tho mum! and wood thol
fence until‘ms train pas-ad. ‘
not findlhcm satisfactory
in ovary way and the vs
bssiyou aver purchs .
you can return some to ,
our store and we will -:
chaerfuily refund tho full
amount you paid.
WAIHID in TN! RAW.
”How did you slim your visit to:
your grandfather in the canning;
nob?" l
“on. it was lino. “cant I but to
slam my {sea and hands in my um
um W. liihllmksd bub,
an in unit as mum .i "
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arms a now
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WWWK»
on” unusual" .
srors our iTllil
if you are updating from Eczema.
Psoriasis or any rather kind of skin
trouble, drop into our store for instant
relief. We will guarantee you to stop
that itch in throacconds.
A 25c trial bottle will prove it,
We him: said other remedies ‘ for
skin troubles, but none that we could
recommend .morc highly than the well
known compound of Oil of Winter-
green. 'l‘hymoi and a few other iugrsd‘
fonts that laws wroughl‘snch wonder-
.r l. ,l. . yr , ., .
Foukosas AND PATRIOTS.
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New Haven-The Program.
. -. challenges. one whose challenge for Will committee, and Mrs. S. .3, . ‘
Pmn‘] attsation m. ’ tor carpenter. who montly What] one whose examination was uncom- committee. ' ' " '
Prescription, will cool and heal the
itchy, burning skin as nothing else
can. (let a regular bottle and sec—-
on our ao-psy offer.
F. H. Baxter. South Norwslk, and ii.
mentioning & 00.. South Not-walk,
Business.
auditor. and Mrs. William E. Haili-
gan. a snapshot of the (incentive board.
all of New Haven. and Miss Jeanette
Booth. of -8tracford, historian.
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After exposure and when you fool
Machean,
”paw—Washington. Lafayette and
the
and TM Compound. it checks and
Among the smears are Miss Martha; relieves. Use no substitute. The gen.
E. Beach. who is the preaidsnt'sari nine in a yellow package always—Tbs
alstant; Mrs. John T. Sterling, tress,
urer;
Bridge Pharmacy, W. F. Wlsmoro d:
It
Mrs.
(iiharlcs A. Armstroax.l Co.
‘ N the Future
: Do Not Blame
Your Razor
No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style razor, for with BAlLtY‘S
VERY SHARP DRESSING
on your strop. this is all eliminated
One Thousand Shaves for 25¢
I‘an you figure the cost per short-2‘ Do not throw dull
blades away. but strop them: a wonderful discovery that
appeals to all mun. Acts like magic; has no equal. if you
slllfil. you can't afford to be without it. (3. it. Bailey‘s
eryWSharp
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A Scientific Preparation that will put
a Perfect Edge onthe Duilcst Razor
And is guarantnd to glvc perfect satisfaction to the most
skeptical pcrum. or no will refund purchase price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.
A 25c Box of Very Sharp
contains enough treatment to keep your rssor strap in
pork-ct condition for several years. No necessity will
over arias for having a rssor honed or sharpened, thus
making your shaving a pleasure.
To all ofiontlncl readers who bare availed lhcm-
solvcs of especial Safely Rawr Outfit. or to any one
also, we are now prepared to supply them with a box of
the celebrated “Vcry Sharp" Strap Dressing. which is
guaranteed to puts perfect edge on the dullest razor.
This srllcla is poaltlvsly sold only by The Sentinel to its
readers. and cannot be purchased in any store. it will
be given only for
Five Premium Coupons Cut from
The Sentinel and 25c
So do not throw dull blades away. but strap thsm and with
iiailcy‘s"\’sry Hllsrp Dru-ulna. your old blades wlll ho
antral to new. You can brain cutting out (‘oumus at any
limo. and when you have five consccutlvc numbcrs. bring
them to The Sentinel office with so cents in cash. and
not a box of this cochrsied Drssslns.
Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp
1.~Vcry Sharp (ins to tho razor blade tbs freshest show
in! «is. our ocursd.
I.“ here is not in: his Very Bhsrp. Acts like magic.
8.—-Vcry Sharp makes ovary shave with the same blade
perfectly satisfactory.
{~8th mar with Vsry Sharp and you will novor have
tbs snooysnos of a tough board or s louder skin.
SM’l’bs but moor toads ‘csaaot give a clean and sstlv
factory sit-vs unless it no monsd occasionally. but by
using Vary [born as dlrsotsd this is sllminatsd.
s.--Not oils in a thousand can hone a rssor. but by as-
lu Very so than is an occasion for boning.
[manning tron is: are not caused by a poor rssor but
by poor condition of tbs rsscr.
“Very Sharp” Coupon
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SUITS
AT A POPULAR PRICE
$15.00. $18.00.
Blues, Brown, Grays
OVERCOATS ..... $15, $20, $25
LION SHIRTS ....... n. . . $1.00
NEW NECKWEAR .......5oc
FANCY VESTS
SHOES—Tan and Gun Metal
Button and Lace
Newest Shapes
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PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phon : No. 11864.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tllephons, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual prefermcnt and taste. \\'e are agents
and keep a large supply 'on hand.
- ‘g Phone 742
The Jones 8: Hotchkissi
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RIGHT
grin: NEW SCIENCE
-Dc.f'mition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
mouse of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
irreates pinched nerves and pain in
.latcr life in the diflerent organs and
: limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause cf
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
Enervc systems in your body.
‘ Nervousnesa. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis~
losses are given special attention: also
,t‘urvalure of the Spine. You will
lnever rcgrel giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
A fun dollars spent now T. FRANCIS. D. C.
will not only asvc money, but
kM WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
the discomfort of a cold house ‘
mum Monastic Treatments leon Also
TIME
TODAY
to have the PLUMB-
ING look ovcr and put into
condition before the ground
lit-contra frown solid.
illubt limp today to have
rcpaira made on the Steam
or ilot Water Heating Sys-
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Company
NORWALK, CONN.
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mcsgs spawns
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5mm rand _
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Durlng July and August
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sh no other. .II .
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D “RA Ii l'l Hat's-lb ‘,
burrs u nominal. Miran Roll-his
rm- urdsys st 1 p. m.
Sillllll ililllflblSiSEVERMlilf. l
At your
ssrvico svsry other wssk
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day from 1 a. m. to 8 p. m.
isms: AND (moon snowman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto lutlsr Entertain at
Thslr Home in Taylor Avsnus. V
Mr. and Mrs. (lilo ilullcr. having ro- '
turned from their honoymoon. word
slvcn a sarcastic and kitchen uhou'cr;
last Friday cvculna at lilolr homo int
Taylor nvonuc. when their friends look
thorn complotcly by surprise, but they
nulcitiy rallied to tho occasion. and
made all Welcome.
A very pleasant evening was onloy-
ad by all. after which a bountiful sup-r
nor was served. fir. and Mrs. iiutlor
rpcclvod some vary useful presents.
E.VE. Gorham
'Decorator
10 First 8t" Esst Norwsik
Telephone Four One Six
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Cis
Pia
'l‘ho soronadsrs dopsrtcd in the sac
ly hours of the morning. wishing the
bride and groom much happiness
through their married life.
Thou- present wore:
Frank (llnrit. Mr. and Mrs. George Mll-
Mr.
Mrs. Thomas Hendrick. iiir. and Mrs.
Charles Plait. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
cabins Ripley. Mlu Mamie Brennan.
Clarissa Miller, (illsrlos Miller.
“itching, blending. protruding or
list
Daily Line to N. v.
.For FREIGHT Only
freight Propellers luvs Pic
an. East River. Now York (foot
of Dom stmtl. our: oay_(u-
cont Sunday). at 3 p II. at
rscslrsd st Norwalk up to 4 ‘1.
III. and loath Norwslh as to s:
s. It .,
Norwalit Stctonbost Cornpany
Aiming 4.0mm» Guantanamo.
tosses . Marathons _ ' .
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson.
and Mrs. Fred licnnett. Mr. and
cit. Mrs. llrsnnsn. Mrs. William
tt. llrs. (looms Mather. Miss Jos-
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”haploid a bowie be had on; .
your ldsa of cries ' Wills ins! b9
sdvsrtisodiill'h . . sy‘ . "
silos all“ to Boss's claimant.
is css‘ss soon, collared. basil!
VINO.“ a. ,
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