" - charging a cargo of Rocknwny sand at
“Upstairs Over the
‘Amel'lcn, will meet on Thursday even.
Collars your bssgss against any and.
all ilsks, by fire, ti oft. lightnln,
navigation and trons rtstlon, will
in transit by; or ii the custody of any _
rooster. . trspbpor» 1- 1
alinosc. exsrsss.
tattoo or 0: any Sianinship 110., etc.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Telephone 1230
south Non-walk
Trust Col, 87-91 wsshlnpton 8h.
South Norwalk, can.
-FUBLlG STENOGRAEHBR i
‘ 51 MAN 11., noswsuu
Telephones: Dillon. 001; homo. 21.3. ‘
c1. aumonlmatsly halt a million 1101.
‘ burned for
1 with summer guests many of whom
‘ out iii Hullcr'e department stars from
wml 1160.091 111 ‘
(Contihuo‘d troll: mist Pogo, .. 1
1%....
'l‘hs lire started at 1 o'clock and
male than eight hours.
At 9 no hint night n has boon procli-
caily extinguished The mm spread
with hinnzlng' xsp‘idiiy. lhnncd by ‘a
- stiong wind. The hotels and cottages
of the fashionable resort were iilléd
lost nicoticnlly as their belongings.
Hotel guests and oottsgcrs did their
best to light the flames. but, without it
department organization or suitable
apparatus their efforts were, of little
I
use.
Shortly after
the lire had broken
London Th tor muss 9-11....
. “Room" and Nowspsnor Ms ,_ .
‘ actor manager, sud not less. so in I.
itho‘ss who control on
-irom A. c. Benson: "1 Iuppose that
ifl'slk
ono can snails sympathiss with all
roosnt instance with an actress-incl»
sci-cm. who duds11tbst personsl esti-
mates oi: tho morits of n play are not
community, the planning public, But
the growing practice it the port or
thentersx of
showing something liko petulsnco, or.
worse..whon they find they have made
A mistalss is full of awkward possi-
biliilos. Gerald do Mourler's outburst
is the latest instance in point Ben
cause those whom he invttsd to ex-
press opinions on his new venture.
“The Dust of Egypt,” told tho truth
about it and failed to indulge in
pneuns of praise to writes a poan
tons letter to sell "What is n criiidl"
The best answer we have when comes
all export critic is a man with a untu-
excuse for making mistakes than did
The world is hlkger and there is more
complexity in a single business day to
. ho ,nosnsjo Plum.
. For incur centuries the
identified
Action on ‘
the Somali
.M
More to Bo Rcmomb‘orod.
The man 0! now has, much more
Julius Csesor or Alexander the Great.
in it. There is more to he remains
bored. There are mdchincs now in
everyday use that would have given
the Conqueror oi Gaul a headache to
have oven looked at. There is enough
drivo Alexander into a brainstorm.
,9
ingenious Old ass Clock.
' The most popular form of old son
‘ inconso , ' ‘
‘ plant hsd hcsn in Christian churches .
before it really become
1 b‘otdniccliy Sir Georss Birdwcll, o,
distinguished English botanist and for
nisny roars special tochnicsl adviser . ‘ ‘ ‘-
tu the India cities, is given credit for
the identity of the plant.
his suggestion mon were dent. out
into South, Arabia and
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1‘ insurancs of All Kinds 1 Charles Buck Jr‘ WS‘ The” were “0 19mm“ cumin" indorts‘d either by the mu” or by country, returning with specimens of .‘ni';;:m_ ., .. . .,sm.1.gs 5.1.1:.- - -.-,- , _.
final Estatcw‘i‘own, country and Shcrs “an"; 1 “‘93- i that lot" snore important section of the What Sir Gedrso had been seeking. '-,2"-;.*I;- Mr"- r M ' ~1-.-.;§;fl:;:;;.t-:_i:~?-' .
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, ,. . . rai vincully of discrimination which clock was the scndglnss. which \gront- 19° LAWN K'MONOS ----- ------ -
“l131191821315112113?limb?" ‘ifiihvntvivd”ivaenv" 0“ v resembled “1° new m m PALM ms ms . 2 m s 1
- q 3 ‘ e e “’1 e is disposedio believo,aiter witnessing boiler. Many oi! these glasses were ° ,.
1211:1131??? glo'lgehfiewxdEGll]: tor lbs; “10 sorry Swans!!! oitcnr DU! “1301111 “I; timed to run 24 haunt. and prior to the SlLK PARASOLS . ..... . . . . . . . . r . . ............. . ............ $1.93 1
° ’0 x n “Y "'1 stage, that 8. tie mo 6 oxerc no 0 shi lasvln ‘1‘ nd the 1 ss was set ex: 1 1
Clayton; Sweeping through the busi- s'taculty. ior discrimination trained hotly at 11:01:. It “a if,“ carefully COOL DRESSEEB ............ $1. 99 values to $3. 50
Hess section.~the flames spreads; the by experience would be to the sen- watched and turned as soon as the mastermind sun-s ..... . .................. 7. ..... 11. as.
Columblan hotel, which was destiny- era!ndvaninseinihevnivl‘m‘i“ of“). sand ran down the skipper could 25,, cancer covsns '
ed and then negau eating up cottage meal"- «It “0“” .993“ the “MOI reckon/tho days with fair accuracy. ’ ----------------------------- 19°
W . alter cottage '1 until more "tliun four Wm" 3““ mum "'0 ““38" much ~ soccoass‘rs ...... . ........................................ .- ace
1 V ~ score of them had been consumed 1°" of money, ninth—whore th‘cywcan- ‘ . t ' 1 ,
li‘iti‘illvel's are busy buying. WHO'LL HELP KILL OFF ,MOSQUI- ’ » not take their 10.393 in a gporung Structures Hove Proved Lasting. 75c CHILDREN'S WHITE HATS ............................. 59¢
..__...._.__ P T08? and there seemed no prospects ct spirit—of‘tcmper. while the public The most distinctive manifestation :LINEN SUITS "
The: Unrpeuters‘ Union held a regu- ‘ “new“ "‘9 ”law- The entire PM“ opinion ol.‘ the stage and all its works of old North German architecture """""" ""‘ -------------------------- 54-95
1111‘ business meeting pm evening. Science Can Put its Firuer bu Crop as “WWW“ ‘0 be doomed- At 0119 “"19 would be immensely improved—Tho takes the icrm oil a heavy framework 25c WATER WINGS ............... .. 19o
”“ °" 5' ”WE Nest n “3mm “m the 1°88 mum am“ ““0“ °' umber we" in mm well'baked 39c PEANUT STRAW HATS ........ . ....... . .......... 151:
Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters oi
niilisiiou in milking a personal can-1 . .
. - .glogalo male than half that ii ure.
lug Wit-ls is meeting ioo‘nrnny skeptical All wires to the Thousand gisland yielding. and in the country districts ,
“fl”- .3 auto “ms, pimple who arc financially able to' 113- Park went down because of tile hints. Storekoopsr Who Trill“ “Gentlemen title style of building llvfltlll lollowed. - *1 "min ~~ — ~ ~
23:3, $11.00.
Sturges‘ Garage 00. 1
The Bridge Construction Committee
will hold a regular meeting on Fri-
day evening.
lNorwulk Aerie, No. 588. Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will hold a regular
molesting tonight.
Daughters of Erin, Lndies’ Auxiliary
to Division No. l, O. O. '11., will meet
Thursday evening.
Welcome Stiungei Lodge. No. 364, . was milking a cow in the born, when Bevornl years ago the atonkeepgr was discharged the other day on se-
Sons of St George held 11 regular against the sucossiul work of the no. me bolt which, 31,“.th the fire struck began gelling goods to the baboon [or count of lung diman‘ It. ”MM $12.25 REED CARRIAGES, NOW ........................... 88.98;“
meeting 1111 night talus our Own government and many the building, killed two cows and cash. Ho observed that the am that for several years he had been in $13.50 POLiSHED PULLMAN, Now ........................ $9.251
-—-~—— 01‘ 0‘" 0W“ states, then let them in- stunned Gnlpln and the «who was TM“ came in regularly, at interval! thelinbit of drinking 201111an of beer 15 50 POLISHE PULLM AN N ‘ ‘
Catholic Union CuuuclL No. 46, vestigate nearer homo Take Shipmn milking. ' or a month or more. Soon the tramps par diem. No wonder m. mg. we", __3 - D » 0W ------------------- $12.98
Knights oi Columbus, held a» regular Point, at Stnml’ord, a mosquito lures began to not for credit, and 31:24:91; worn out. He mugt have spent about $18.50 REED PULLMAN, Now ...... . ............... , ....... $15.50
meeting inst evening. ed section. now completely ix-eed from lime? “We“ it 0 '0‘“! ' 1111 hours a day holdins his breath. ” same REED PULLMAN,'NOW .............................. since
. " --~ this curse and enjoying life such as .E" a‘nABALnl G|VE8 ”P "”5“?” “15 "WW came in “d 9‘“ ”3‘00 REED PULLMAN NOW $18.98
The bfli‘ét‘ Frances Smllii is dis- The Norwslhs will never know until 3" bill 0'5 his “m return to tho "0' -1 ‘ ' ‘ ' ' """"""""" ' """""" ‘
‘ czvous, on iron; word out on 3 ions 11 1» Kind of HiM- FOLDING co cits-rs ............ . ..... 1275 to sass
Raymond Bi'othcvs' docks.
Miss Kathryn itiiilbul'u, oi Kellogg
street, has returned to her home from
a visit in itinmnl‘oueck. N. ‘1.
Miss Margin-ct Lynch, of Scull] Nor-
wnik, is spending two wecks‘ valuation
with i‘elnilves'in Keene N. H.
The Misses Smith of Ann slicer, me
entertaining M1. and MlS W. 0.8111111:
and Mrs, Emma Post. of Norwnlk,
Ohio. A
Butler Lodge, No. 97. I. O. O. R, will
hold its weekly business meeting this
evening in its bull, in South Main
street.
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U. S. nuio tires, u
Sturgos' (11111th CO.
.3 112, $17.42.
The from of the Nurwaik post office
has rcrcivcd it coat of green point,
which bus improved its appearance
grentiy.
Joseph liul'ko has returned to his
home in Seymour after spending o.
low dliys with l'l‘lt'lltlil and relatives lll
n i'uglillu' moi-ling inst owning iii the
N-ili'ii'llllt quarters.
The list li‘lnisllci's' Assccluiion will
hold its monthly busiuoss meeting this
Lyceum, iii
ovcilluu in live l.libor
Wnshlnglon sll‘ccl.
Miss Winiiicd Walsh niid Miss Mny
Tile commllier‘ on mosquirlto enrich
slut in carrying; through the work.
Naturally, this delays, compels more
work and takes more lime than would
seem necessary. A little over $1,000
bus riow been pledged by it few pep.
pic who are willing to acceptwtho evi-
dence of experts who endorse it and
know of its success. if people who do
not ovou know whom inosquitos come»
liom will put their judgment against
the knowledge and expel ience of those
who have had y'enis 01‘ close, imrei'ul
study and actual experience in suc-
cessi‘ui work oi’ extermination, nnd
lbliis work is accomplished, Toke‘ No~
mum and Tokcneke where breeding
has stopped entirely und now exposed
only to the flight of the peel from Nov-
wnlk’u marshes once a mouth on no
easterly wind.
They were. promiScd 95 per cent.
less mosqulios and have 95 per cent.
loss. The breeding grounds of last
vcnr are now growing gross, drained
and irrigated. These sections are now
able to realize-bile dlil’erence between
a icw mosquims and ii tcw millions of
mosquitos. lini'm'tunntcly for Belle
island and Rowuytou village they are
right over the tense from Norwslks‘
marshes ltlitl the hoped-tor relief must
depend upon 'Norwnik’s work being
completed.
Now the country side is dry and
parched; no little pools of stagnant
water exist. They do not breed in the
ponds and brooks where other his ex-
ists nndstlil we linve our monthly
swarm us regularly on the risink or
the moon and the illerigcc tide, rain or
shine, sure and ccrtsin'it comes and
uiwuys will come until drdlnnge ul-
low-s the high tide wntcrs to viiiid its
way out. instead of staying to hatch
mouse swarm, sweeping over lbc coun-
try side. August 20th will be next
month‘s night. A variation of ouie tiny
either Bldli oi these dates is possible
but no more. it tho. ounce of those
enormous swarms is known cm! the
remedy is known, what do you think
or A community which will not apply
the remedy. Will this community rcu
reach as high as $1,000.000.
, but to-
day it intnot believed that it will eg-
Connuuuiontlon with
slow and dimculi.
The resort, is one of the most pcpu~
11111 on the Si. lhwrence River and
was having it busy 1 and successful
39115011.
the resort is
Lightning Destroys Barn.
BARKI‘HAMSTED. July l0.-——Flle
storied by lightning destroved 11 born
1nd its contents last night belonging
to Henry Gnlpin, on Wnehington Hill.
causing a loss of about $1.500. Gnlpin
ills consults or lulu
rill votusrssn Alli"
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lines on the border line between the
states of Sonora and Chihuahua to
check the rebels.
Last night General Caiiilncs was at
Colonic Morales, twenty-live miles
southeast of here, where the Mormon
colony is in daily dread of rebel rav-
ages. The Mormons have sent for
some of their nearest chiefs in the
United States to advise them as to the
boat manner or dciense without pre-
cipitating international complications.
The Mormon colonists yesterday
gutliered their arms and ammunition
where'thcy will resist attack, accord
in; do in Lnngion. a Mormon 1min
Colonic Morales who arrived here
last night
The big mining camps lit El 'l‘lgi'e
and Nucozsri have employed guards
and are doleiminod also to protect
their properties.
The occupation of Granados, about
fifty miles south of iinvispe. by the
rebels. and J. Granados, iii'iy miles
Pcscuul Orozco, Jr., arrives here he
must face dissatisfaction in the ranks
or his soldiers. A new rebel Juntn
has been orgsnizsd and secretly has
boon working among the troops or tho
rebel army with the idou of persucd
lug them to abandon the leadership
of (ion. Orosco ‘nnd recognise Clan.
salts; or Hobos m "TllAuPs
of tho Rood" Declares They
H’Pay Dobts Promptiy.
in thonorth part or New York there
is s pcsimnster, who is also owner of
a small general store, who has ideas
about the tramp that are dinersnt
from the ideas entertained by the sv-
cmgc citizen. The owner 0! the stfiro
and the representative of Uncle Sam
is stationed at n junction oi three or
iiour railroads. and nearby is a wood,
an ideal place for a trumps' camp.
which has been s rendoxvous for
Tears.
trip, a money order would bs sent for
the amount. He has dosit with the
shifting population for nearly 20
years. and declares he has never lost
1 cent from 1 bad account with one.
He does not know the names of bio
customers. except as they sre no-
i costed by thoir (allows by the mod
names they bear. and moat oi the no-
mind.
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Troublesome Mecca of Mains.
Hancock county, which is in south
cuter-n Maine. is suitorinl ‘s plexus
of moose and up around the bond-
wotors of Union river sud in the no-
glon of asponic and Nickalous lakes
the people who stay on isms the your
ammo arc coiling for bolp.
Lost. summer the animals did cori-
ous injury to farm crops. This winter.
it appears they have ysrdcd in Ind
iod upon vsriotios ct slush that seem-
ed to co tho honest pioneor's lost ro-
source. Ono former writes tho stats
commissioners of inland fisheries ind
some to the client tbst sevorsi yours
ago he bought a tract 01' 800 cores 0!
wild land with the intent to so over
it annually and out out hoop poles.
Ho did that ones.
the growth "‘1 And this man sud his
nolshbors how no rsdrcss short at tho
ultlmsto gun. slnos. though 0. not.
low providos roimhurssmont for crop
damages indicted by' door. mocso do
not More in this my in any Itstuto.
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test of time on soil often marshy and
neon.
counts are kept in the storehoupor't1
1 of sight, memory and small.
brick, the timbers remaining visible
Structures 0! this kind have stood the
Has the Eaglo Faded.
Keep your ambition on the some
grade with your opportunities, my
it's more efficient there. The
mosquito, for example, cannot sosr so
high on an angle, but he can bully all
the Christian graces out of a high.
minded man while the oasis is merely
making a moving picture at himself.
—-Exchnnsc.
dmsll Cause {or Wonder.
A sergeant in the Bavarian army
“I am going to ask your (other for
yOur band." "011‘, that will be lovely."
“You are glad?" “Delighted! i will
call and bring you flowers every day
until you are table to be out again.
i have never seen the inside of e hos-
pitali"
Senses oi Lowsr Animals.
Most animals. such as the 10:. the
wolf and the rabbit. iind their way
back to their lnirs by a combination
The fox
could smell his Way homo ii‘ he were
suddenly struck blind.
Landmarks Guido Birds.
The homing instinct in migrating
birds consists oi’ their wonderful abil-
ity in detecting changes in climate and
direction of tho compass, for their
“home" may cover 1 huge area. The
rest is all «on. by landmarks.
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Norway stolcpinp‘ Post Flslds.
Norway’s government maintains a
society engaged in tho reclaiming of
marshes and cwsmp lands and devel-
oping tho manufacture sud use or
post.
”2». Nul‘Willlt. 9“} mosquiios. NO other method will further south, indicates that the in ugf‘affiaf'gfguxm'g'.giomuztm Little Things 0'11“. quantiy allow, the air to escape very let will not not cc that his tire is
1’1 1.3.7.)“ ...... _.__._. “‘“f be mmdf Male?“ on“ (weir “(1)3: sui‘i‘ectos already 001111101. ii pnrt 01' up “tho mange some in." destroyed "Idle 1. made up otdittio things. It slowly until he has t voled several mil“.
7 :,,,,,‘ Pride 01' (foul-i Nuri'uk Circle. NO- “"0” ”WM“ m ““ge‘ ' " y, ‘ the lime M 300111“. the sprouts “and continue snnuslly to i. but once in an no that occasion in A null which has entered thé trend ‘OItcntlmss this is for enough to
' ti...” 5"" C”"”’"”'°"“’ 0' “‘9 mm” ““‘d M“ m the mm M “W mouth a in» WAREZ. M931. July 10~“‘Wiieii 533"- destroy st loo-t “00 of P010! Mild" altered for doing s arest deed. True or a tire will not generally penetrate much damage, for when a car is trs ,
srostnoss consists in being great in
little thlnss."-i}oorxo MacDonald.
lvor Oubjoct to Teodor Passion.
Wcmsn is too soit to hide perms-
nently. Even it a hundred men hsvo
been 91 grist to her, she will still iovo
tho hundred sud firth—Johann Gotta
triod Kinkol.
.SummerClean-up Sale“
Of Carriages and 1
‘ Pullman Sleepers
Mitchell’s Furniture. Store
NORWALK
bole nnd allows a small anunt of.
to escape. it returns to its origi
Travelling on Doflstod Tires Unaware: position as soon 33 carried up
It often happens, says the illiichelln I again. The escape of air is hardy" ,.
Tire Export, that motorists travel on ticeable at first. but very soon; V '
deflated tires for considerable dis- cause the nail is moved About so
tnnces without knowing that such is LIpcnhsdly, the puncture enlarges
the case. This is generally due to the the escape of air becomes more
foot that punctures one not always iol- parent. This takes considersbis fl
lowed by sudden deflation, but ire and in nine cases out at ten the mo
pomvsns son THE moronic-r.
to the'lnner tube until the wheel has ling on s deflated tire both tubs _
insds wnumbcr oi revolutions. When envelope are literally chewed W
it does pierce the tube the null re-‘twoon the rim and the ground. W
mains in the puncture so that the tire the tire is examined it is found
would not be denoted for hours it the the walls of the envelope srs strsi
wheel were not in motion. 'and the canvas torn, whllo or this
But with every turn oi the wheel the nor tube. 11 it be repaired and 1,
nail on it is brought into contact with listed, will show 0. thousand almost.
visible cuts. ’
'l'lms signals by “adoptions.
A mechanism liss boon stisoliod to
the time-clock st the Hamburg ohm
rotors by which the cunt odioisi tires
is transmitted to the telephone» on
ion: of tho city. From tho any iiith
to sixticth second of cash anionic tho
noparstus transmits s musics! signal,
which is ioiiowsd by s phonosroniilc
annoucooinsnt at has «sat: minuto
Tbs Illinois on m bravo .
. cini who to tho liondqusrtors aim the
tol’phons cult ‘
iocsl oils
David do in Fucnt as military chief,
with lilmllio Vasquez (lumen as civil
head oi. the robel cause. '
The Vosuuistn sympstliincrs, origi-
nators oi the prsssnt revolt, which
was unproprlstcdby Grotto. who re-
pudiated Vscquc‘s Gomez. hove 1‘!an
Ailitllt sud tho mutinons spirit com
splououo smonsitho whole oi lots may
be trscoo to Vsssnlsts iniluonco. It
is scoot-stood shut the Viisquists is
crs‘ xvill most in a. tow doyo in Son
Antonio. Torso. sud considc'r Mons
for deposits; 0mm. , 1 '
‘ Tho Vsnuisisn hsvo‘ boon curious
over sinus Highs quuos domes 7"“
the ground moves more or less in its"
iMorun. 2i llousiunu street, Dnnbury,
hove rolurucd from it short visit in
iiirldghporl null Norwulk.
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linso? Never, novcr, but don't ho so
long 0.1 it. ‘
Stephen S. lion-h. chairman Ricin
and ii. Golden, treasurer, mosquito
committed. ’
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Good in Disconnection.
No people who are sstisllod con
svor comic to lameness oi lito. Hrs-
cuontly s country's discontent lo the
secret of nor srsstnoss.
'rwoouow-Nsn MEN sscovsnso coma TO sLocK “LAND,
MJDDLETOWN, July 10,411,; bo- , Tho liccrcstion Tourist Co. will
dies or Ernest wuss: and cm 8111— cm their exclusion season 1111
man, the young inch 61 Dsnbury who WW tour to Block “MM 3“;
worn drownéd in Crystal Lake Mcn- July 13th 94 times My! trip Willi.
marksilis oil-sum or along. 1 any) sitsrnoan, were rocovorsd this ‘70 (immomiilona at Demolition: and
The strsnlih or boss is nut to no» moml‘nc in drastic: the use The flow! howls. Tour» a so to
to ill. sdusro ii. bodies wono‘lylnc clots tbcothor m‘Mountsins and “Mile 0113.3! ;
ct hard wood tosisd about {wanty 1.3.1 of water. Arrange. July 16th, drst class trips but!
11 t it boon mods for their intern hctois. 0““ on (1- W. Hm“ ”3
Etrlrlohtatmnbnry. , tor the Now England Tourist
in: all tours, or sddrots Tho '
FOUND DEAD 1N mil).
lion Tourist an. Ihow mvon.
HMOitlliiiiiL Julia—dolls litto- 1
bismuth, forty-folio Milli old. was
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W... A“... .._.
~ Mr. and Mrs. {implicit Fluhorty, or
iii) Chestnut sircet. Noi‘wnlk, have rc-
turncd from n thruc dnys' visit with
rhiutlvos in Dolby and New Haven.
STAMFORD MAN olss OF FALL.
STAMFORD :iuly 10.-Arsono Arso-
usult s csrpoziior, died ysstsrdnyv oi n
fractured skull. '119 toll 11cm 1 ladder
Monday to tho ghcund and was plott-
ed up unconscious. it hsd been plan. ,
nod to [like him to the hoopit'sl yes-
tordsy He was 4'1 your old, sud
leaves a wits and m. childroo. ‘
Today marks the lust day for tho
do: muscles There will in? loss dam
your or "mad dun" now that thc 1n!-
grunls arc Able to drink water freely.
“was.
1 Minus Kathryn Menard. Earths
niobium. and Glows Anderson, of Not»
. walk who spent last week at Walnut
meson, Millard, hsvo returned to their .
nocticn st lilo ,
tor tbs phdnoflspblo still d at.
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tissue Loops. Doughtenh 111111;.
b will 1101 its monthly business
us on; «issuing in its still in
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