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Realty Company,
80Euti1E Norwaik Trust. 00. Elidg,
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NEW YEAR'S DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will he leaned an (El '
1111 New Year’s Day, '
morning paper
__.... .1 1......“ . fl- ...1......-.....1
111119, of the Harbor
New Rochoilc, is in
Edward S.
E town (111 business.
‘IrI
1'
Mrs W H Baldwin; of Wall street.
Norv1',11lk is making a shmt Hell with
Ii'Iiends' in 1111111111111. , ,-
w- -.......L
Miss Disic Stl1ultz,‘ot ti Burbank
11119.91 has gone to Orange to spend
the rest of the wcek:
_..,.....
-.i111's Andlew little or llanbury, is
unending a week at 1119 home of her
13311119111, the Misses Clark of Mailin
k.
E and M11Is.Wnlte1 G.
street _ 1
Walter "P Aiken 1111111111111" his holl-
da1s at the homo (11' his purcnts. Mr
Alltclt, in \‘Il’iltnp
avenue.
.....__.. .._ .. ..__1
The annual election of oltltcrs oi
I-‘Jurskmlicbcltnh lodge. will be hold 10-
. marrow night and 111111211 nut-11111111119
E dance. 'I‘own Assembly
1' (john, of Orchard street.
is desired
Mllon‘t forgot the Catholic (‘lubEE
linll, tonight.
Miss Emma itch-x. 01‘
is the guest of 1101' cousin.
Now- lil'iinlu.
Alisa Ii .cnh
l\'Ii.-:s,IIlII3_c1'g
. expects to remain a would
Banner Council, No. 1‘14. Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its se:11i-1nonil1l,1
business 111ceting this evening in its
rooms, in Washington strcet.
The. Paintera’ and Decorators' Un-
ion will hold its semi-monthly busi-
. IE mess meeting this evening in the. La-
,I 'hor Lyceum. in Washington strcct.
.E blr.
and Mrs. William Hunter and
anti- Mrs Howard 'Hunter, 01'
Georgetown, have been guests ~1'ecc11tly
at the home of Mrs. Kate 1’. Hunter.
I M 1'.
The weekly business meeting of
E Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights
I is spending the holiday seasonE
IE 01’ Pythlas,
" 1111 its rooms, in South Main street.
will be held this evening
-—,Smoke an Old Wel' Gibson, our
. new we Ciga1. .
Robert. C. Wakeman, of New Haven,
with
his parents, in Summer street. He is
renewing old acquaintances who are
glad to see him. '
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Quintard, of
‘ family, of New Haven, have been re-
. cent guests of M1. and Mrs. C. A. IEQuin
j Christmas Day at the home of Joseph ,
.‘ -B. -1Ells, in Camp street, Norwallt. Fit-
'tard, ot' Main st1'.eet
There was a happy family re-unloo
teen were present intake part in the
3 enjoymentEof the day.
'Elgaurcnce A.Go1egor1. teacher of
Latin and mm. at Klpkimetia
cndcmy; 31111111115111... lo e‘ujoy-inz
tho holiday vacation at the home of
hill' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Giles A‘.
II ltter Hellman, of Troy. N. Y.. is
n Itng a few days with friends in
ElEoctIpd rogulo E took,
El
1‘11] 1 15.
'1 "E11
'El
9
11m: in otaortmpnt
makers of iii-hurled.
roady- or-urvico shirts. .1
:hip
LE] Gray &.Co. label.
price as now.
You may choolc from:
-@9 hired bosom: of n
1%
domestic percalos.
match.
[@J
E
[a the pattern; that suit you best.
[tel
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1711
Two Brooklyn Stores:
Fulton St. at Fiathunh Ave.
Broadway at Bedford Ave. a
roEduccd in price from cithor 1.50 or 2:00 (“"0
in ovary good fabric and ovary corroct pat- E21
torn, in every ME and 3 Icon length, arc the
products of the two lopdin. high grpdc‘ chfrt
Savo Shirts on tho poor of any notiorElo'Ily known
Smith Gray 0: Co. ahirtl. mod. Eup to our own [171
Initiation: by one .of this country’ a obloct 1111‘. '35] i
reducers. rcprpunt a standard
that various toot- and the human“ rthh iof
popular demand ha‘va provon worthy 0
Never have we
an assortment of such fine Irhlrtc no materially under-
12. 500 planed boson". laundered ulfl‘ culls attached—4nd
cludcd are madru of imported and domestic weave:- and French
pctcala. the pattern: being selected with utmoat‘barc to prcunt
bly harmonioul cfl‘cctl.
up. 500 plain 11010.13. laundered stiff cum attachcd~in an
assortment of imported mad“! and high count French and
2.000 plain boroms-~soft doublc
[El from imported and domeatic madrar
some with attachcd collars. othcru“
Better make your selection today-while your size is here in fig]
Smith Gray & Co.
1EE11E
that is all ombrocing, (E.
‘1‘"
1'1”
,E51
», 111:1
of workman-
Smith
ofierod so complcto
t
m attachcd~ «about: 1wa
eviotl and ooiuttcl-
with separate canal- to
» EI day 0111115111: that there Waco divini- 0!
"1111111100 lino the place. and 111 I11 rcpt-
. dlcrobod. hiding 111' the co, 1,
. were 01111911100. 1
' however,1nilutcd that may you: not
1, radar of court the plans were chimed
were so many peoploin frontthat uho
'l'bu bimsolf told 11 ulmllur story.
1%?"
réEl
Two New York Stout:
Broadway at Warren 5!.
.ltrmn 1‘3“" 1111' Hall.
5th Ave. Bel. 27th & 28th Sic.
5:1 1111211111 JILLJEEE Tomato tutu 11.1211 1.1.19!
1
A 8E0Hilillifili 00$ DOWN
AT BLO0K BLANDE
11,‘6111.in1113d from 11151 pngc.)
E». _ E ._. . .
'lE‘hc rc scut was 111ectuculn1 .1111l
was accon1pilu,ht1d 111111 alter the litu-
$111er ElllllA tt‘lEsd repeatedly to touch
tilt stluudcd craft. V.
The ltundnli wats bound from Nor-
iollt. \‘11., 1‘ 1' .\‘1'\\' London, Conn. Tim
4 :1. 11'1. put '11] of tho illock island stu-
tion had just sturttd oht on his bent,
when 1111 dibi 111111111 the outllncs of 11
scl1oouc1 drl1ing in toward tnc wcst
broth. iic 1111111911 his 11.111111 111111.11
111111 cullcd 1111 the station. but. before
the lit‘c-snvcrs had reached the scene
the schooner had struck the ledger
and was being ground to pieces. The
.vcssel was carrlcduto within a quarter
of 1a mile of thc‘bcnoh. when sho illi-
ctl and sank. i-lct' position was so
unccrtain and the gale. so strong that
tho lilo aurora had to wait until day-
light before beginning operations. in
the mcantimc the New Shorehnm and
Sandy Point crews were summoned
and many townspeople Iloinod the
band 01' watchcrs. I
Sunrise disclosed the achIoon'er's tour
111115111 only above the water, with the
seas sweeping 11p to the mastheada
whore were clinging ton sailors who
were being drenched by every wave.
The schooner had apparently been
driven ol‘t her co'urso in trying to
round pol11t.zJuditl1Iln the gale and
fetching up on the island, sank not
for from the north jetty that protects
the new harbor on the west side of
the island.
The life savers made several
tempts to get a life-boat through the
.1 , he 11 rlod
1 Brooklyn, and Mrs. Harriet Boyer and surf but each time E sons 11
it back and scattered the crew along
‘t’l‘hen tEe‘ g‘qu and line dare brought
up and placed near the adrt, but the
heaviest charge failed to send the
shot more 11111111 half way to the wreck
Half a dozen attempts were made,
and shortly after 9 o'clock the lite-
savers succeedédEin nearing the wreck.
The crew of the schooner dropped
one by one into the boat and were
soon landed on the beach. .
The vessel is probably a total 1033.
WASHINGTON NOT SURPRIfiED.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 28.—-—Alt|10ugh
not officially informed of the purpose
of the local. 11111119111111: in Mongolia
and Turkestan to declaroE tho indepen-
dance or tbo'se provinces of China to-
directed to the fact that With the 0:-
10011111111 ‘01 dbl» .11, 11111111191111 "all or
tbp; 011111ch provided: save Mopaolla
I1 - _
IEthoir independence of no Poking gov-
lit- .
the boa *7 ‘
day, the 011111121; of tho State Dopart- ‘
‘ meat wore not surprised at the press
reports to that effect. 11111111111111; was.
- “-11.-.” M”.
NH! YflllK BEAKEEEHIEES E
HAVE HOUSEflLEANING'
..... “m‘ l
NEW YORK. Dec. 28.-Nl1\1 Yor'kul
bukcrles .1rc 111111'1111111'1',goingat the
uncanny. . .
room” «111111111111 90010!
a Involclou. nature 111' 1100‘: laun-
dry, :69 Grand 1‘1vonuc.’l‘hc'pollco
room found You, and 1110 girl.- purify
Birth VII
The prisonpn, deicadodgb .E racy
McKonpa, colored M E?
court.
guilty otlasclvlouo carriage; and by
from guilty to not guilty.
The girl acid that live years ago 11110
that You 111 the mar/111111111 church, in
Boston. where she 1300 a' Bunday
school teacher. 911.: said that her par-
ents "19 on Stevens Helxbti, Wést Ha-
11-11. [last Saturday libc Halted You.
Tuesday night she called again. There
wont into the plot'e'orer the back
fence. S1119 .dldn't do anything uracil
in the place. simply had auppi‘r with
You; she removed her shoesE'Ebecauac
her corna 111111, and hid in the cellar
because she was afraid of the police.
1
11093511 FROM .cacr‘us.
Iaurbank to Make Whitewuh Paint.
. Tire: and Paper Out of it.
Luther llurhnnk announced yester-
__.,,. ..
‘d111'at 31111111 1101111“, ‘11!., that ho had tum: 11c
Edi scovorwi promo-1111111 wherohy he could
E11119 tho 1111111111 of 1.111.- cactus 11111111 in
111au11fat111rl111r v1",hltt1111111h paint 111110
Emoblic lion and mini 11111191} The dot" ,
luratton of the horticullurict, which it
111 declared 1111111111 1110 revolutionizing
‘-
1111’ 11111111 utiustrics and the utilization (numbers.
of tho dcnrcat 1111111111 of America, was
made boforc a, scsslon of tho (“l-.allfor ‘
nla l-‘rdit (irowcra' association there.
The plant from 11 lltch these wonder-
ful rcoulto 0M1 be obtained is known,
111; tho aplnclcsa 011121.113
‘Ono loaf of the plant" said M121
lily 11: '-'
r 01 .lpplloro or 11111
tmho'lbtllclr 1111111 011::
110 otultltyE rltlit for spit. Who 01113
1101,111' wlll’ not realise that am is
more than one Dido of the 11111111111111
problem. and that those great duoa-E E
110116 wlll 'of‘potuolly be solved through
”gym 911911111111, rather 101111
9‘ 001111, 99,09 ,h 1' . ,
“l"Elnal y. thd‘ i" confession
do” not mean the disintogrhtlou 0t 01'-
$001M labor of 1110 right sort. even if
it does on the other band fore-ordain
the passing into unmgrotted oblivion
of a certain class of labor leaders who
cannot seemingly appreciate the true
lesson conveyed by the Los Angeles
tragedy. .
"Let us hope, thorofore. that E111 the
future fair minded, patriotic and calf-
respecting labor and its associations
will stand for acpudiation, rather than
in dcfcnoo or principles which contra
vcn human liberty, so long ay-nohy
mous with G0m11_cra and 00111119111111. ”
The odito1 point; out that “the Struc-
tural Ironworkors‘ Union, as an atllll
atcd part of the American Federation
of Labor. is therefore aululcrvlcnt to
tho maudutou, as it is to the influence
and discipline, of that fedoratlon." He
then argues that "Siamucl (lompcrs. as
the chief executivo of tho American
,‘chcraticn of Labor, with tho welfare
'of the afllllated 1111101111 in his direct
lit-111111111. could not. in our opinion
on unawnrc 01 the fact that tho
d111amltc outrauca being committed
11111111130111. thc country wcrc ostcnuthh
in the intcrost of the ltructurnl iron-
whr.c1's .
Notwithstanding fill 1hiu.1herc is
no cvltlcnrc at hand to 111111111 that Mr
with 11 knonlcdgo of 11111119
wholesale crimes, over lashed 11111
Iiatnlcmoht or inaugurated any invest!
'aallon with 111.1 oblcct or bringing:
111111111 guilty before the bur ct justicc."
The Railroad Employ-cc has been
published for .213 yours and has 11 1'11"
rotation of about 1500011 month
1111111111 of tho llomd 11f 1111111111, such a- Burbank, "1111! 111111111 ton tpullout. cl among “1“de “wotkors 1111111111 5111
houréclcn11l'ugna thcv haw not expor- 111111111 'l‘ho "1,“qu of In“; 0‘me 1‘,an cial organ of tho llnllloui Agents As-
lcntetl 101' 11-1119 Within thc past two,
11111111115 morc 1111111 2811 plums 11'hozroI
broad is maric and sold have boon mil
latitcd public natisnnccs 111'11 111111191111!
1.1 butlth 11nd in each 111119 lilo. 11ccu
111-1111 has boon Ulilf‘ 19.11 to close up 1.1111111
11111 1101 dtuvoho 111 water. but i hav ve
discowrcd that it. will dissolve in a]
whol. (111 this account oil coloring
"1.1111111' can readily be 111ixcd with thof
,nlucllngc and 111 hundlcd easily. 1
“1 11111 not us far 1111111111ch inI my'
soclation and other socletlcs of a stun-'-
1," 1111111111. Benjamin E (.‘bupin 111 tho that somehow smoke- is good for 1119 1111111ch by the fact that he not only "'.' E
fclliul b.9altb Perhaps it is the Londoners had the poets vision but believed in .
1.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY,‘
111 one?! 111 12111111 tile 1111311 in 1.1111111 :oxpmlments W111, 111,. ennui-{cat an a 1W. 1‘. ll and C. EiEE).E\\hcntl111m in the
button. in order, in 1110111 luminous til .
1111' unsanitary hnktu'lea have bccul
couvcrtcd into shops 111111111 the staff of'
lilo 1111111111111 under conditions showing'
marked huprovemcut.
Sim-.11 beginning its cr11sados,tl1c
Board has adopted the 111111 of two per-
cmptcry orders, known as ”public nul
canoes” and "vacation" orders, One-
hundred and thirty anchordom have:
been directed to bakers within a 31111
glc week. The vacation order is is-
sued where a building is doomed unlit
for human habitation gocauso of de-
fects in plumbing or rainagc or be-
cause 1ft a nuisance on the promises
that'ls likely to cause sickness among
the occupants; the public nuisance is
issued where the board finds that
bread is being made under conditions
dangerous to life and health. Tho-c
to whom the ordo‘rs are directed have
Eno choice but to comply.
More than two thousand places have
been inspected, and, under the dras-
tic r1‘1l1ngs enforced, the board an-
nounces that there- h'as been a decided
improvement in the condition 101 the
bakeries.
BERLIN DENIES FRENCH S‘ETATEE-
I _ ' MENT.
, BERLIN, ,Doc. ,gsrjfl‘bol foreign ,ot-
lice authorized an absolute denial of
tho statement in an article in the
Temps of Paris that Germany is con-
templuting the establishment of a coal-
lng station Ila Haiti in view of the
opening of the Panama Canal. The a":-
ticl‘c intimated that France should act
in a similar way.
MEXICO w-AN're'oomazI:
MEXICO crr'v. Dec. 28.—-—lt 111. re-
ported that theMcxlcanlgoverpmcnt ll
about'to ask tor the extradition otm- .
lilo Vasquez Gomez, dormer minister
of the interior, from the United States.-
"Wealtb doesn’t alwayp iacuro
kindly consideration from 1116-11 with
whom we come in contact."
"That's right." replied MIrE Oumrox.
"Compar‘atl‘vely 1911 111301110 arc up px- ..
namely poutotomeulhavotobo,
to ‘my‘ ohct and my cliiuitour."-- .
.wacbinctoa' star. . = ..
paint 1110111111 1111 I am with its portsi- -
bllltloa 1111 11 whitewash, but neverthe-
llibbcrt Journal.)
The scnsc of social responsibility.
111:1Ibod‘s on the part ~
1985 1 “l“ 9W“ or “a practical Elam" the growth of moral consciousness.
One of 11111 groatcst points about the Inavo conic to lilo and have reached
whitewash madt1 from cat-111s leaves is .11 00mm, 1,01,“ among 1111—11 point that
1111 WMWWWY (““1“in 0011 “‘ME tho student of sociology may well call
8'0“? W1" make it “9"th 0' consld- adangor point. If accepting the bur-
613110“ I am 00" negotiating wmllEdon of molding the destinies of the
tan eastern corporation to use this cuc- E race. “9 relieve nature of “9’ 0mm, of
ins loaf wnltomh- ” idiacrlminntlou bctwcon the lit and 1119
Whuu Mr. Butbank had reached ““9 I.11nflt if' We undertake the protection
Willi in his talk before 0‘9 9°93”ng .of the weakor members of the com-
1111 had awry delesflle 0”me 1""“'1111uulty. it We assume a corporate do
ward toward the platform ““98 apoualblllty tor the existence of all
notes and tiring questions at him -EBut aorta and conditions of men. thdn. 1111-
. the 930001th the“ W“ 30W“ c°m'E less 110 am prepared to cast away the
pared to the interest “189W“ mm“2311131111111 of our forefathers and to vanish
he announced that after tho mucllaxogE with the emphasis of the past, we must
had been taken from tho 0390“ ”We“ accept the omce of deciding who are
for the whitewash and paint the fibre the fittest to ”rowan and 10 13“.,
could be converted into print MW“ offspring. who are the person! whose
they are eaten in certain localltloil.
‘ ‘ :11ch 111411111111 "11111 moisture.
..H|IEGH WINDS DISABLE TORPEIDQ
the strong norbboast :11ch 1110111113 oil
and into automobile 111-911.
moral and intellectual Worth make it
The. fibre 0‘ the 11111110191111 plant" *3 :ight that. they and their descendants
excellent an a substitute for rubber
used in the present tires, said the nor-1
tlculturiat, and 1111 declared {his belief
that it would make tires for more
durable. 'El‘bo some properties which
will make it vaihabie as a rubber sub-
stitute. be said. would make it. inval-
uable 111 parts of the country where
wood 'pulp was hgrd to obtain for the
making of paper.
There are hundreds of EaEEEo'ficlosI of
doctor. and in some the tuboa are so
highly developed and succulent that
The plants flourish in the dry regions
or the United States owing Eto the
thickness of their skins 1100,1119 pau-
city or cvnporatlng pores 1111111111911-
{baccntly aciebiistp have been up».
lmentlng with, tho spineless species
and have dovploppd it into 11 11111111:
1101111 food tor cattle“ . . .1
“0- —E—-—-—-——-
’ DES‘IE‘RbIEYEa. I .
WASHINGNN. Doc 885-1315113111. in
tho Virginia 11.11111. today, the torpe-
do doctrcyar wmlugton was rcportc
abould be placed in a position of pro-
ominence in our midst, and which arc
the families on whose upbringing the
time and money of society arc best
bestowed. We must acquiesce in the
principle that the man who has pnade
his live talents into 1011 shall prom.- by
the skill and may he has shown,
and that tho man who has repeatedly
tailed to use his“ talent shall have no
further chance of wasting the corpor
ate resources on himself and his bo-
longings.
1' Stated in this way. the line of ac-
tion foreshadowed as being necessary
to reVorIss the pronoun of decay la 30
contrary to present tendencies and to
egalitarian trend of contemporary
thought that we may reasonably dos-
‘pair of its adoption in a society devol-
oped and brought up“lu the present 611- .-
vlronmont.‘ The sense or 19311011311111-
- up has gone as tar as other intentions .1
of similar well-moaning but ill-directed
purpose towpavo tho path to national
destruction. It. bu not 141-0111 to tho
heights of summoned“, coll-control
and colt-aacrlnco accoasary to load “I"
tho,‘ aociaIf ot'sunism- onward and up: -
$2 All Wool Sweaters $1.49
- bowler an woody/1111111131, 111 white, rod «by 111111: 1111111111 ‘
tpo'd all 111001; regular '2 For 101119111911 011115411411
79c 1111111111,! 0011849011 ' *
lifts-pt Knitted Capo, the very bout quality of yam; lp- aerosol
ore and combinations; 19111111113911. Tomorrow» 1111111,; - 1
$1 Flutlnelette Skids 6%
50 Flannelotte 311111.111" molar 0,1 Skirtu. For mammal; I000
$15 and $18 Coats $9 98
E115 Ladlpa' and Mlsses’ Coats, some of this nation's onryI onot otyldc;
regular :15 to $18 Coats Tomorrow, 39. ‘98
$3 Children’ s Coats $1. 98
, 30 Children's Coats, sold 11p to Isin. On sale tomorrow, 81.98.
' $1. 25 Waists 959
Lingerie Walsts. in all-over embroidery and embroidery and lace
trimmed, regular #1. 25 For tomorrow, 950.
12111111111111 Caps 11.19
Ladies' Knitted (taps. our regular $2 Caps For tomorrow only. 81.49. E
Blankets at Special Prices
’25c (111111 unaware .................................... 19c
50c (111111 111 ANKETS ............................ . ...... . ...... 390 1
761'. unaware ..... . ..... ........................ use 5
11.00 unaware. ........................ . ............. . ...... “19° .
31.111111.A.\'1<111's ............................................ E3124
$200 “manure. ......................................... $1.49
s2..2.111..1NK13'rs ............. 1 ........... $1.93
11011 BLANKETS ............................................ 32.98
1225 Luna Kimonos $1.98
llonutitul Long Kimonos. regular $2.25. On sale tomorrow, 81.98.'E
’32.}:
1 c
The queer superstition still exists
Explaining Browning's hold on his
Itwuv of consoling himself for having the
black instead of pink lungs. But actuality of the spirituality, per-
Glascow runs uindon very close, 1 feet mm? Hung that transcends mor-
the matter of opaque atmospherc. iza'I sight, EEE'A R“ Vail, writing in Um
1 uy:s
Statistics show that during the 1111-,
tnmn fogs in Glascow in 1909, 1063 He hf'd visions when, with Abt WE?-
lc,r "hnrth had attained to’ Heaven.
persons died from fog. From being
13 111 the thousand me Glaseow death
rate went up to 20 in the thousand
during the fog season. When the no:
tion lost about the some number of,
men during the "black week" in‘ the
Boer War the people wen panic-
stricken, but not much notice is taken
of the commonplace smothering of
1one thousand persons in the Glas-
gow “black weekll."
Sir William Richmond-tan expert
in log facts, has recently had acme-
thing to say about the way the an
phuric acid, which is ever present inE
small quantities in the smoke.
into pictures, a fact first discovered
by Faraday when he reported upon
the proposed removal ot the National ‘
Gallery. The Eight marbles appear to
be adhering too. The bits of color
are gone and the surface has lost its
transparent look. Sir .wunam Rich N" "1° “8‘“ 0' G09 9 "51°“
mood compared the present surface
to “o a no at "
don 222.000.1000“ 11 year. it. Russell, t°°' ”my me “hem“ Browning. with
anctbor authority, says that it Lon the venturesomoness 0‘ “1° ”"093
dob were only smokeless it would
sunny enough to be a health resort for
‘tbc rheumatic'o‘nd aged. "
a
know perfect moments in which, llkoE
Paul, he was caught up into heaven.
The striking thing is that, realist
thos he was, he believad his visions.
the words of King Arthur,
earth,
not light,
not air,
die,
And knows himself no vision to him
soil,
were no creation or hiaI own thought.
.1
_.. ”.1... “'1‘
OUT FUTURE HIGH SOCIETY.
She was wild to not into the social
svflm, ' u
And she couldn't 1199 why not. 1’
Hér 11.111111311111111...“ enable him
» To become cars and a yacht.
the will that can.
Enistopce behind all laws, that made
them, and lo, they are!
He was perfect Elor a moment .m
3 31011. tThat moment to him wall Tool
They lived in a house with sixty rooms l‘ty It was sent by the indoctructlb
011 811de 13011 Ton Lanes. and 011811861085 God. and in Hill 1
They kept sixI maids, a butter and Still lived
grooms
but may bad no aeroplanes.
I‘ .
11116111311 that proved too high.“
heroic for" north too hard, ‘
The passion that 1911. the! ground
10:9 itself in 111111111111. ,'
Ara music soul to God bYI the
andtho‘,ba:rd:. .
91.011511 that. he 11111111 it 11
shall boar it by 0de by 1
1111111 may think aviation in only a whim
int 011' Ethic you may roly— , .
it 111 only asho- that got in 111: swim;
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