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I.Bl()\ Olmsieud oiP’ (ilenWood arc
inc. spent \cstorduy in New York
with friends
Mr and Mia Luke A. Continuity of
Norwalk, spent Christmas will: rcla
11ch 111 Winatcd. ‘
, John '1‘. '1 10.1116) ot’ Now You; hit}.
spent. yesterday and Sunday with 11111
purl-1115 111 Chapel 5 Poet.
...- .., ...:m .-...-
his pnlcnts 111 What" street.
, llov. and .\lr.~:.,.i.. (t.
Franklinavenue. apeut Christmas day
with rclutivcs in Now l'l‘iwon.
Mr. alid Mrs, H‘oury
(‘unuon Station. 91111111 yrswrllay
No: 11.111: 111111 10 .11110 :11111 l'rlcnlia.
Tl” “ ~ ‘1
‘,Mlas 13.11112: blocker.
51:51:: ychtorday with nor aistcr,
Florclwo illcrhor of Couriluud pinch.
' ionrt (‘milc liaughmia oi (‘1:51111'.
will 1110121 l‘tz‘llillllli “111 11101 ‘atholh
361111) 1101120 in Wont ti: 011:0 (111.:J'i‘hpia
giltll‘ evening.
formoily01."\u1\1hll\ aponi ('hrlstnms
in Nc1w.1ik with Anson l‘ Kl’l’ltl, of
Ballet street.
Pater Scaman, formerly or (711051
11111; strcet. South Norwnlk, now of 01'-
nugo. N. 1., is spending the holidays
'itPh relatives 11: town.
William 11. Odell, .l1'.. and Lansing
Odell, of Hartford. who have 1.1an
spending the. Christmas holidays with
their parents in East urcnue. rosarncd
their duties today.
Robert. Tristram, son of Mr. and
f Mm. Charles F. Tribunal. 01“ last
wall street. who-.15 a student at the
University of Wlsvolmin, is spending
the holidays with his pill-cuts in Non
walk. '
..Ji-«w..._ .. ...—
IMr. and Mrs. Frederick Sperry, of
Woodbridge. accompanied by their
hildrcn, spout Christmas with Mrs.
Sperry's parents, 11:53:15 Mrs. George
‘Robi a, of Frahce street.
_..-.._...._..._.
i‘rantis Martin of Ridgeiielti. the
f01me1'buseball and basket ball star
otthe Norwalk high school, spent
yesterday 111 town with friends. He.
as enthusiastically greeted by his
‘ former high school mates.
Tomorrow evening at 8:15 there will
be a roll call meeting ,ot the United
Volunte r: Lilo. 85911113 Corpapclboton
Point vision, in the quarters 01‘ the
corps 1:1 Washington direct at which
every member is :eduented to be pres
ent. Final action will be taken upon
“erectinga Life Savers‘ Home in town.
:AS the year ends it. is wise to $866
what progress we have. made since it
began if December sees no progress
out drum it is time for 501116 care:
lb: thinking. In short: Have you saved
money this year? The South Nor-
Elk Trun't Company pays 4 per cent:
annual Christmac special con-
f Clinton 001111116116ch, No. 3.
ts 'i‘émplara, was held yesterday
in: at 10: 30 o clock and was very
blooded by tho wombat-s of
bottom. There: was a short
boot an; appropriate nature: by
Eminent Commander‘fiamucl H.
out 36,011 and this was followed by
Grand .Oommauder William
‘46:.
1 .-.,-;.:.'-'-:-3r-:.
Nichols, of .1, . .. '
land Well.
quality.
G. W. Fairc
“AT THE SIGN O
997 Main 3L. cor. P. O.
ManufacturenP, 1111:
Established 1865.
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William 13min, of Now non: 1:11.129: .
spout sunda: had (jinlaimns Day, With. ‘.
you will receive
20- Stamp
Monroe, 121’,
in
01' Now Cancun,
bliss: ,j
Harold \:111 1.1011. of Now 11:11. city..
112111111111 ‘
“lightning calculator who has bewilder-
Indianapolis and once in Blooming-
remuny prepared by Most Eml-, .
«an: 93.611 other 6116 cry 64‘ are.
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124 WAsHINoTbN 61'," count upRWjaLk
Tel No. 909 Delivérlec 9: 3b a: m. an
51:01:15 is still on display
in most departments
We have extra help and N
. can serve you quickly
CHILD name on an
article denotes the best
INCORPORATED
“\bmmha «CW-uni
Besides the regular and Extra Stamp. given on. circular.
-, This COUPON nOt good aftcr Saturday, December 23d.P
{>113 u\“ \‘xm‘ :\ 11. \U\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘
The FAIR-
hil‘d 8: Sons
F THE CHIMES" V .
Arcade BRIDE-SPORT.
porters. Rotation
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DEAD 111 Bill
MathematicalWonderWhosePeo
uilar Bowers Had Been Tested
' by Many Professors
SPRINGFIELD.1611186.. nee. 26.«»A1»
i.1111r 1“. (ll'it’illll, or 11111016, 11:11.. al
ed vaudeville. audiences: 1111611311011: lho
country for a number of years by his
mathematical «wizardry. was found
dead of npoploxy in hia‘bed. at a
16ml hotel yeaterday‘J‘Grii’tith. who was
known proféasioually as “The Mar-
vellous Grimth." wan to have gone to
Iirldigeport. Conn. to fulfil all engage-
ment yesterday. He was 31 years old.
Within rocentf years his peculiar
powers have been given many tests.
by pro‘fosaoregof. mathematics and
psychology at Harvard Yale. Chicago,
Indiana and Northwestern universl
lice. ‘
Did Work or 14 Clerks?
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 26. ~—‘-’-Arr
than 11‘. Griffith wna‘ considered one of
than ma. 9 alien Wizard born with.
an ghergtgafira lion S: figures.
Without pencil or paper 116‘ ‘could raise
:1. figure to the sixth power in about
eleven seconds; could multiply three
figures by three figures in live seconds
and could multiply nine figures. by
nine figures in eight seconds.
As proof “Of his. lightning calculat-
ing system he once did the work of
30161661: ka‘ 1:: the state auditor‘o
office at Ch cago tor three hours on
a wager. On three occasions, twice 111
1:011. 111.. he won races ‘with adding
machines. [5; »
n: a test before profeacorarat Har-
word he Answered every uestlou
pronoundod. the fabled "‘founth div
mennonllalono being barred. . . t -'
Problems that would rehab-6 hoursl
:3: figuring by most persona .wero
solved in a few moment: by Grill! '
The mnwcrwto a problct‘n ‘ kc 1.1:
Would be at his tom“ and
nd‘
reach in 11110 ctr if placed 11:: m1.
foot of .-
clout 6nd, lov‘ol ll
1 tectinx them" against destruction. be
“What is the compoundlnicr on .1
one cont at 6 per 66661261114116 birth ’
.6; Ghriut. to 11116 present; do
.how far whbld that many silver. dollar:
..."... ...“... “...“... ...», ...... .... .66.. W ......... 5‘.
23111111 mlloa in cimttmtcrcnccl”
Sin 1: at: 11113 were redwood 1113‘ ‘11:th
:ucntul emoticon" by 3111'. tirltlilb
011:: hi bin 1121511111215 wbcn 1: boy 111111
to sit in tho 111116 railrolll 1111:1101: And
:15 the 1‘: 911.111 trains went by he would
glance at «111:: numbers on the car. ca:-
11'”, then: 111 his mind and give the con
root total as tho tact car panned by.
. ..“W.w»-ww.—m...
A SH REWD HALF-BREED.
w
How the Uhitcd Staten Loni the Only
Remaining Herd of Buffalo.
Rcceutly tho Canadian government
by a striking coup d'ctat.‘ secured the
greatest herd of bison in captivity.
and by returning them to an immense
preserved tract in their native haunts
on tho plains ottho grout wast have
arrcctcd natural ‘oxtluction with such...
complete, success «that within. a tow
years they anticipate moccasin: a
huge hard of 1116641 animalh. T116
story of how this deal was consum-
muted, says a wrltoi 1n the December
Wide World magazine, and how the
United States lost. groatopportu-
ally of becoming possessed of one of
the finest animal attractions in the
world, constitute an interesting r0
mance.
*Wben the slaughter was at. its
height, some thirty years ago. a Flat
head lndlan. known as "Walking
Coyote." made a raid into the plains
of Alberta. and on :1; result of 1:111
buffalo hunt scoured about twenty
prime boasts. which he sold, to. my
other half-breed Indian of his tribe
for $2,000. Michael Pablo. the ‘wne'w
owner obthe animals, is a shrewd
businessman, even for an Indian.
ti
Realizing that the Mann innitu nail
urai state'i‘would coon become a thin:
of the past. he turned them loose
upon tli‘6 1:411:11 reucrvation in 1116114
tuna. leaving them to wander and
roam of {hair own free will over an
area of 661116 fifty equal-6 miles. Bit
freeing them in this manner, and: pro
concluded that htcy would promot'e
freely, since the common: were high-
1y conducive to. such a result.
When thef‘Unlitad States gov 61116111:
too the bison under its 1:
win“: it could. not acquire P11111611
‘ herd. as it was the whim property
of an individual: and {tho 1111111;th w“
but!“ '
. hull. 1111411 1111115 on tho dollhl' on the
111 sold cit:
3 lion: an propouod to ho made 1),: it
...... w... ”MM. «MAM .... ....» ......
the United States govoxnmcnt had dc
cidcd at. an opportune moment to
throw the indict: reservation open to
settlement. When that happened.
what was hero do with the hard? He
decided to altar the whole. stuck. just
an it wan. to the authorltlca‘, hurried
to Washington and expressed his road-
incsa to cell. The gorm'umeht offerod
to relieve him or his stock at lib
per head Pablo refused hotly and
laughed at the parsimonious offer.
At this him-lure things took a sud- .
den turn in his favor. Howard Doug
lac. the commissioner ofjtbe' Cana
dian parks. had hoard aboui Pablo’n
wondcrtui herd and, was coknlannt of
the American negotiations. ‘I’He forth-
lwth hastened to Raraiii to 96:19:: no
situations with the indian for their‘
acquisition. it was a delicate task.
as Pablo who could not shock a word
of English”, viewed the 12113113114 speak-
ing race with extreme suspicion.
heightened by the treatment be had
received tron: the Ameripwautbori-
116. The pourparlers were If”? .-tch
ous. as the Indian was stillin treaty
with the United States govcrnmcnt.'
but the deal was clinched in thrcc
montbg. when Mr. Douglas offered to
take the whole herd ,‘of 660 head at
least. at. 2200 apiece. makinfiv 3120.001
tor h‘te- whole consignment: The bar-
,gain wan struck and Pablo algnod a
goon-tract undamtahliix to hand the ant-
Innis safe and bound to Mr. Howard
at the point of shipment Pablo
chuckled with 119115111. for 116 had 111:-
cumulcted wealth suddenly. and his
foresight in: buying up “Walking
Coyote’d" twenty buffalo, nearly thirty
yours before. had paid him bundaomcu
ly. Teddy Pablo is reckoned a ver-
table Croesus among. Indians.
21121116: 0166116 man (in surprise)—
115111111 Back already? 1 Why. l
‘ ‘ going to 1196 Bin-P .
polls and tumble estate '11 11.11111 the limits
upon the unwanmcut of said city for 1911 to meet
$011111 Nornnl 1.1: than. Dccambor 26161911
Hy miter of the lloard oi Eurlmntc and Taxation
be 61111121111 to surpass the
mandmcnto“ hanging in one of thci
many 15111111011 cannorics to Stevoslon.t
\\ ester-n Canada
yOurs.
end, and that is the wrong end.-
. 3.
i will give you more than you expect
I can afford to morocco your pay if you
incr’hnso m1 protlta.
cannot afford to owe anybody else.
Keep out of debt. or keep out of my
nliops.
Good men like good woman. nor or see
temptation when they meet it
time you‘ll have a businean of your own
to mind
hurt: your self-manner. An empiove
who is willing to steal for 1116 in will-
ing to steal tron: me.
you do at night... But if dissipation at~
recto what you do the next day. and
you do half as much u Idamand. you’ll
last half as long as you 116996. ‘.
hair: but. what i ought to hear. 1 don‘t
want a valet to my vanity. but one
for my dollars- 1
word:- while correcting. Pyou'l'e Wotlth
while keeping. I don’t‘mfd
ting npocku out of rdlttonl‘it
ronto Globe. f ‘
school yard boy?” - , P
The boy—“Why the doctor Ilnu‘ 311111: The livid annealed that. he would be
in: umn‘l vn’r
“Buddy: 05¢
About 50 Chilton Walm. tinny lieu
regular 24 values
About 100 piece: of Neckwcar,‘ roan
$1 ,Flannelett
Our regular 41.00 .rlaunelem snug:
y ‘imhrt style-P to 11:15:: from.
2:25 Waists 5195
C W6 will call a‘ number of line Wallets. regular 32. 25. Tomorrow. 81. 95
$4 Chiffon Waists $1. 49
For tomorrow. 21. 49
2%" N eckwear 15c
t colors and styled to pick from.
lar 296. FM this day only. ,Plsc
e: Skift6174c
. on 111116 Wednclgdny, 74c.
For Beautiful
Coieburn
Open Evenings
. are offering two large. complete and
96 WASHINGTON STREE
o
HOLIDAY GIgFTS‘
There is nothing more appreciated than a gift from the jeweler'a.
THE JEWELERS
Q2 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
and Lasting
81 Lauder
till Christmas
first class stocks at low prices.
'r, SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
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noon-Pl n‘pAwn-nv-PPuoual l"""'"""' l. .y
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«Pm Wiltmhlt tom-h Ibevq bnanooo-v-m'a-l'.""" ‘ "31“
‘ ._ street DcpnnmoutHClaantunmewm-n and catch basins. 500.00 1
Street monument-«Spraying {reel .....:........ 400.00
Street Dobnrtmentwsm new catch hallo: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 450. 00
Street Dopantmenlwllemmral of refuse. .. ..... 3,.750 00
Street BopartmcntmGencral contouring mid advice ..... 500.00
Street Departmentwc'mab atone gravel and dust layer. 5.000.011
Strect Department-*Complctl Cilit'and Bailey Street;
111:1.rovemontn . .. . ................ 500.00
Street purtmantu Special. motto; Cunné‘bticut Ave- , .
one current ,_ 36011.00
Street Departmenzwapecinlf' n ‘w c .' -
Street Departmentwsllecihl: 3611111161111
Street Departlnom~9pecich new-$11,861 . .22. 0110
Street DepartmenthpeclaL, Cedar emu écwur .. ....... i..000 00
Street Department—«Special? Lincoln Avenue comm“... .1000. 00
Street Departmentmfircdinz Oak Strcct 400.00
Street Department-ml’urobalc of 18 street waste cans; ..... 50.00
Street Departmentwi’urchaae ‘of new dump lot on Water 31.80000
. Street lienartment—dnnurancc ...... .. 25.00
Street Depurtmcntwilcmovlng dead trees and setting out
‘ new trees ...................................... . 200.00
51:41:51 llcpartmentw—Rcmovlng stable and buildihg new
shed on Water Street lot ............... . 800.00
Siren: ilepartmentml’umhauo of new road roller .. ...... . 2 800. 011‘
.. ,W...”
Street Department-”Total appropriation ............ . ..... 29. 67.). 00
Fire alarm and pollco‘telcgraph ................... 000 06
Municipal electric light tatrcet lightlugl ............. 6 991.20
Municipal Eleciri inc l‘llcpar‘tmcut . 1.1. . . . .. 66508.80
: \1'~::1::1 Deliallinelil ...... _. .. .............. . .............. . ...... 11,600.00
Total amount of Appropriations ..... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . $172,131.91
"" asrmnno meow: ;
, [Accuses tordlnnui ....... . ............. .. . .. ............ . ...... 3 2:10.00
, Liccubm (pool rooms: ......... . ...... .. ........................ 100.60
item of (part room and iockun ................... ..... 240.1111
' 'ibwn of\or1valk highways .. ........ .... ...... ... ....... ~.'..r...‘.. ‘ 1,418.00
1,- Corporation tax ............. ‘ .................. . ............. 623.110
4 Shoot Committee ....... . ....... "3‘ ....... ...: ..... .. 100.110
1.11111: 11' than: 1:11 1 .............................. .......... , 125.1111
IRISI‘EH on tax lint unrullocled 16::an . A. ‘
.1 1.161 of 1111.19 ....... .......... . .............. 2 1'79114
Lilli til 19“} .......... . ................ . . .. ..... '3 (1. 3718 40
,l‘th‘lm Grove \aaseramcnt ............................... 119.11.”:
Folio: Si. \‘ulim 1-1 and Stunt: Arc asurnatnont .......... 2911 04
' ' 112611111'51 Valid: :11 in l1 ultiicld Arc whicuiup and grading
11659145111611: .......................................... 141519
lain: (hove 611cc: widening . 311.19
'11 iiiim 111.. l .m ammonium. 1118.52
1 111it '11111 11: Why Smooth :1 iacnalntull 84321.76
l’natour In that» hill ................................... 511111.111)
1311111111111, 1115 rumor ....... .. .............................. 1311.90
$0,313.61!
1.61411 4111111111 accord to on: balance at 19101911 hillu....‘. . 2.113600 ‘
4mm» 6.963.119
i “12:53:. ................................................... 5
son: nicr (‘muz 1115;511:1151: ................................... '
l-zon: irilct't' iral tomlnlnsionerc ‘ H 1.1130111
“total 12 niirnawd income . ......... . ................... .. I
‘ Total ainmim cl \ppropxiptions .". ....... 33113111331
'i‘ot.1lmuoum or b.511niiatotldlit'oxt1c .......... .. .......... . ....... silljtl'u't lb
1111111111 in be misc-i 11y Taxation: ........... ‘ ................ t 1111.7:
19111111 ’:1‘.\:1.1:1n might and onwhait 1:41.21 mllia ,,,,,,,,, " g, 1;":
Iol to talwu 1.»: 16156111611 .... ................ . 136.7216“
”J Slit 1'11 \l‘rwilriatlon for (‘mningcnt l‘und ....... W M K
Said I‘ll aid r'ilopowu at, 6.1116 mooring to low a 1111; rate 61' night 1111161211:
tho appropriu l
9
JOHN J CL'NEO. (.‘iiiP' Clerk.
.... ...» m. MRWKM...MW WM...
THE “TEN DEMANDMENTS."
For grosn worldly wisdom it would
1. Don' 1. lie. it wanted my time and
i am sure to catch you in the
Watch 1our w.ork not the clock
3 Give me more than I cxpcct, and1
4. You owe so much to 19.1651: you
5 Dishonesty to never an accident
0
Mind your own business, and in
7. Don't (16“ Anything hora which
8. It is none of my. 1:151:55: what
9. Don't tell me what. I‘d like to
10 Don’t kick it I kick: If. you're
‘6 time call 5
lose-To;
M
. ...-...W.
crcd very strong for yours, and to this
was nttriliutcd much of the apprchcnv
olDll of the: gorcrnmnnt when he 5mm
rd his levoiutlon
' '? gowrnor of the Slate of Sheri: icon
M“ “9 and inter couunundor-i u-chicl cl
1 . '18 H“).
. some: years under lircnldont illiaz, hold-
rcolgnpiinn.
111:: outbreak of the Binderorgrolmlon“
g 1 there waro rumora of a threatened out-‘
zbrook against iliaz in favor of Reyes.
iltaz then scat iicyes to Europe. ostou-
bibir to stud: militaiy
there
1 tho Modern revolution became serious.
. but before Reyes reached Mexico. iJiaz
bud boon loaned to resign.
aligned 1111115911
agreed to accept the port folio of war'1
'11: the latlor’n cabinet when it should
for tho presidency himself. and Made
ro released him from his acceptance
Oi'
“Tenn D“Timid on October lb, resulted in the
ovorwh‘elming election of Modern.
limo Congress nullify the election and
failed. Reyes then left Mexico. going
tron: Vera Cruz to Havana. thence to
New Orleans. and finally making head-
quarters at San Antonio He gave as
A long day' 3 work makes my face 16:13., his reason for leaving Mexico that he
co.urt He will be given every gnaram
lot-dc. The Judge betore whom he will
one that hem him no personal enmity.
arms. will be treated in a llké'manner.
' wbll those who do not Surrendercon
dltlonaliy.
bird of the “mutated Prcas at Chapuh
when last night 61‘
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I
5511 1151128 surnevntnf
' 81111128 Price
(Continued from first page.)
lie immorh was
the
This last position he. held to:
lag the rank at Llll‘ time of the laitcr's
A 115w months prior 10:
organinztions
'l’residont Dina recalled him when
Reyes then
with Modern, and
be formed. Later he decided to run
rile cabinet place The election.
, Partisnns of Reyes attempted to
was persecuted here and had no guar-
antee or his safety
Shortly after his arrival in San An-
tonio it was rumored that ho was or-
ganizing a revolution,and a number of
persons charged with transporting
arms across the border 1:: vlonltion of
the neutrality laws of this country
were arreated In November General
Reyes was indicted by the federal
grand jury at Laredo ram, and re
leaned on 210 000 ball. the indictmnet
alleging rnolation of the neutrality
laws. H16 trial is set for the April
term of the federal court at Laredo.
Gen Reyes who surrendered to the
Mcflcon anthdtrites last night. will be
tried for ,sedition before a. military
too of lustlce that the constitution at:
appear will be chosen with a view to
securing an impartial magistrate and
His followers ylho lay between their
will be: hunted down mien-t.
1681116 » .
T116116 were d6ciaratlons made by
President Modern to the representa‘
The mirrcnder
Reyes. bald €119:prenidcnt.wan a nun
brine to blmsclt and 11111 111111192666.
Pilowcrs but ,
.Zapata.
. is auto:
'mn'hufacturing town.
I
“
....- ...
*
the way. we will soon have a country
absolutely at peace, 'he said. L
(icncxal ot hillsiou l’czo probably
will be selected to preside over the
trial at Reyes.
Ruralcs Fire into Mob.
I’ACIlUCA. Mexico. Dec. 26.~—Three
persons were killed and more than
twenty wounded: Sunday night. when L
inrnlcs fired into a crowd which was
parading the ’streota shouting for
Efforts to disperse the mob
by other moans had failed. The city
Jack-~~Wcll old man she has accept-
cd 1111: and named the day
land gilt my heart.
Mart-loll Friend—Yes; now the load
is on your shoulders.~iloston Tran?
script.
A REPUTATION THAT STICKS.
(New York Times).
Even the leopard. stands more
,ci‘iancc of being cleansed of his Spots
than the negro of his reputation in ‘
regard to chickens. A philanthropist
found for a colored protege. 'n'job an
driver for a West street. merchant.
The negro worked one day. then re-
ported that he 'had been discharged.
The philanthropist telephoned to the
merchant
‘\\’hy did Jim Rose lose his job?”
he asked. "Wasn't he a good man?"
"So far as I know," said the men
chant, “but. you hoe. you didn t‘tell me
beforehand he \vas colored, and it ‘
happened that the only job i could,
give him was driving a poultry wagon. “
That' a a
2
‘ a
i didn’t dare trust him with that."
“But. good heavens, man, you didn't
suppose he would steal chickens out of
a wagon in broad daylight?" ' ,
“I'm not supposing anything," said
the merchant ‘I wasn‘t going to put-
him in the! way of temptation What's
more. you won't find a man in New ’ ‘
York who will allow a chicken wagon
to be driven; by a‘ negro."
,MACHINPE-MADE ARABIC.
‘ The first: typéSetting machine in the".
wqud that sets Arabic characters ha!
oben’ installed by‘ the Mergentnaien
Linotype Company in the office of‘AlP
Hod». (Th6 Guidance) in New York.
The machine is the result of‘yoara of ,
work on the part of \N. ACMokarbeLg‘
the proprietor of Al‘ Hoda, his brother
WHIIQ '3‘
there are 28 characters in the Arabic '
alphabet, there are about 400 charm.
and tho linotype company.
tori cammonly used in the language;
To maFe a machine‘ practical for Anr ,
bic required in the iii-st place the re-
auction of the 4110 Arabic charhctefl' ‘
to 180: then a double key-board was
substituted» for the ordinary English.
board. Now the language of the Arab
can be set up quickly. far the Ne‘
York Arab daily ...-New York Pout:
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