Emma L. Golden; ddministrairix'
, with the will annexed, of tho
;. , estate of James Goldcn, dc»
conned. Publisher.
Xoui' attention is called to the
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR 1
. .1 TOMORROW. J 1
J High tide In. 52 mm. 111.;r‘IIIo p. m. '
$81111 rises 5 :51 a. 121.;5134 p.111.
iii
”a.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
, have never been the ”lootball" of
midsion'a have been appointed for
ability.
. “‘ PHONE CALDS.
9a—2—Ncws D artment. J. Jfl
gran-Business cpartrnent. .
1388 -,-_-Branch Office, Norwalk.
890 ~Editor‘s Residence. I! ’.
I1'I Isl—Cit Editor’ cs: c c . .
4 y ‘ R ii In: - Mr. Sivan-taunting woo-loll oil. as»
Spenccr’s name as Electric Nth-t
J .. SOUTH NORWAL‘K BOARD.
, it: OF TRADE. .
, _"»' President—Nehemiah Cornice. 5 J
"""' Vice-Fresldont—Chatlclj Pia-'-
gem.
Sm ir-W‘PH-adley.
mower—Matthew Corbett.
a».
a.‘
longstanding, between the deubiicou 111111 pawl-1H6 Mix. in re!— 'A
eronce to the electric light and water commissioners.
Under this convenient it has always boon customary tor the Dem
comic to nominate two electric light oommissimwrs,
puhllcons one. and for the Republicans to nominate two watar count
11813850116.” and the Democrats one in this way. these comrhisslo‘nfi'
At the recent Democratic caucus. Christian Swariz was nominated
3 "as District Commissioner. and John R Spencer and Fredorlck Hunh-
'omeier were nonilnated as Elootric Light Commissioners . - if
1113131.. "1111111 minke up‘ or thefiepubllcan ticket 1111-, this District.
Why was this agreement violated?
'11..th you bciievc in honorable dealing.
3111 1111le3311 we ask you to vote for Christian Swarm as Dia-
violhtlon of the agreement Or
1
and the liew '
.1... I:.r-.A:w;‘+.. 2
politics, but men on these com» 3....
their business“ and educative
District Commissioner, and 'Mr.’ " ‘J
Commissioner. ' '
_ i. " trict Commissioner". and John R. Spencer as ElECtric Light Ceramic»
1; ..___... - -m--. w..-“ M .I - sinner
Er: SOCIETY 311032in 'DEMOoRArrc COMMITTEE. sncoungvmsrn‘xcr.
31' Old Wall Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M.
ii ' Meets in Masonic Building, Sautli : '
Main street. lot and 311 Tuesday or ' 1"-
each month—July and August ex-l of giving to the people the opportunity
copied—mt 3 o'clock. All Master.” make choicccf tho omcers of the
;" Masons cordially invited. D. Burr'J Greater City ol'Norwaik, and J“ 0990 J
: i Beach, W. M. Robert iii. Wilcox, sition to the plans ofafew selrsceking
. Sec. individuals, who were principally- dis-
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M. gruntled polilcians and cx~oflicohold~
’ Meets in Masonic Buildink South ers. Those few individuals, posing no1
". ‘ Main street, second Tuesdays of the exponents of unity and harmony,
each month—July and August erdu the greater citv and assuming to
1 copied—«at 8 oclock All Royal Arch ;act as the political and business cen-
'Masons cordially invited Charles sors of the electors of the city met inJ
A. Tuck, H P Robert W Wilcox izecret session and planned a pretend-
vSec. d‘“Citlzcns pariifi to be dominated
Jle1y certain leaderd bf the old parties.
:', ' ' The “=‘Citizens party" 1111:; to place
J NON PRODUCT-WE JOURNALISM Jin the field certain cnndidatca for city
._..__.
. With the situation slipping away be endorsed by the Republican and
»' "from them. the ”3““ 01’ the Citizens Democratic parties, through the ma-
party, fusion. so-called, has adopted its nipulntion or their party machinery by
usual policy 01' bunudoy‘ing and bitter:tlle loaders above mentioned. Those
11 personal campaigning. which in this dewilmenntogk 1):” 11291112911293 1311;:
' en , a 19 u; no 0 e
instance. is di1ectod at the People‘slhamtims of the greater city. and an
5‘ party and ““5 ueWSpnper. sumod that the great body of the clan
, Some months ago the painful duty torute had no brains ol‘ their 01111 and
. was thrust upon us to severely Ceu 1Jvo11ld humbly swallow the dose thus
. l .
. sure the editor of that publication for prepared for End offered J" “‘6‘“ 1“
'der the name of "Fusion." To their
surprise and chagrin, however, span
‘2‘ while the occasion new demands tanoous and unexpected opposition to.
strong “OMS. the time is inopportunep thei1 plan dev cloned in each of the
.J in our opinion, to engage in a bitter; voting districts. Conscrialhe, indc J
I “hichJDendeni. thinking citizens doiermlucd
'that they would not uieeklx submit to
the domination oi those icw individ
» people or The 'Aorwalks, but would unis who had planned the goicr amenc
some the purpose "J the Citizens 1“" ol‘ the new city in their con interests
1 iv organ, namely. to being the issue oiJ but would offer to the electors 11a, c.121— J
the election, which, aftor all, is what'dmates {0" “JW oillcers 1119“ Who are!
J . ‘ . . . . - J . l
J all are interested in at this moment. {not plodged to ““5 1ndi\lduai 111 31.1; "5!
______ 01' an organized polliiial 111.1011 111-,
Ac. to the letter, written by Rev J Jcouiposed 01 such expo: ‘1 run 1ipulutorsl
1’ . ian are back of the bunion nominees'
'H. (unwell he lluietllls much to say: Jllcnce. us a means ol “”80“ng the.
if the l"‘6\01£‘l\il gentleman, for uhom new Cll)’ from the gin-op 0f the acli- J
’ wc haic Clef." PBBDGCt was 1anle J0 scohci's and as a plotcst anoinst the
. direit ilic pur‘poit or his communion-i arrogant assumption b) thong: 1"“
lion to the editorial u"1iie1 of The Son Jinan of the right to homo tho oilii‘lals;
. ' . _ lol‘ the non city the l 1') Ol'ldfl' S 1).“11111 J
tinel, he “as 111isiul’orn1ul and lll-ad- Iwas conceived and born and now 151
vised and MS a grievance against waging its light nguirizt the mic 111' the
those who have taken adiuntngo of his belly houses 11‘ there be um do
, 1111 h of knowiodm- of the conditions to the Justice 111' and mason ior (ho 1111—.J
nitlon of the l’EOl’hF'S rlli’ili'l‘fil tho"
loader is requentod to 0011511111 llw'
fiics ol‘ the local pupors null unwriuln
ion by an iuilhlduul \\ ho is 11.111'iclouu ““0 conlpmod‘tho Lliizouo' bolt) and
" “Hm. oilloo, ”I. ”m" W1”) J” ”“43“" 1'" ‘JJ its notification commltlcc. 11nd w.l1o
Hill? UH’ Bi'l‘fllel‘ (‘le 1“ nonlimout J‘OI‘ dominated and (ouil'ollod tho licbub- J
lit-.1111 lillll .Llonmurntlc conventions.
The l‘iiill‘lvh‘fil-l PARTY dollnoa its
primlpion as follows. "
it stands, as its name indicates, lo:
the Phi ()PlJE as a whole. for u nullcd
city. \\ lth haimony of npillt and oi
notion, tor the obliteration of any "Mn.
son and Dixon's lino" through tho;
city. and for the conduct or 1111mhzlpui
known im't that tho cocoons oi' the
puny, with which Tm, .Scntinol in lmu‘inona no no to bring, the groatcsi
good to tho urn-atom number.
throwing lls iuilucuco, depends to a . lt Manda opposed to ucctlonulism.
‘. great extent upon tho Norwolh vote it nnd'im attendant ovlln. and regrotu
nuts. The JJurJJJJNJ OJ “"3 “mum“ that tho Fusion pul'ty hnn no little-
’to tail in plain langunuo tho uliuuuon faith in the rightoonmicau of its cuuno
an it really oxlntcd. fostered by lhono that it is impelled to lnjoci. tho lel'lt
”v “who claim to be friends of the greater 01' ooctionulicm ““0 its 01111111941811.
_, city. W M‘” “m mm"; 1111 1119. .11:3.33.3332?1.33.1”3331fifulil1f’ig‘ig,
blood in m1 attempt to build J‘ ”OJJJ'JC‘M no that tho bnrdon oi tuxutlon uhuil
ntructuro. Which will insure them the 1101.110 Carried by the sum“ proneiiy
control of thc doatlnlea of. the city for holder, but that the large owner shall
. the next decade. That the arniolo told contribute his full share toward the
the truduoun be easily noon by roior- $321119 of maintaining the govern-
ring m the me" M the Norwa‘ik 'l-Iour, it stands tor economy in the expend-
‘ which 0’8“" 1‘“ ”1’9“”va ”“1”” lturo of public moneys, but only such
the past week, urged that the people; economy as shall be consistent “with
of. Namath vote for tumor .oonsolldw
ugnisln , and prevent ‘ihose who
good and ediclent government.
it stands for the extension oi per-
..rnnntho ago advanced the other skin
“from securing any onion. '
._ 1-“
1..
:1
ivihis tiradcs of pernonal abuse and,
personal and
would not oulv be distasteful to the
controversy.
obtaining in most nou'spupol offices.
'i‘hc lil’illlli‘ F1 qucstion has not \11' l-.l
the purpose ol' lncronniug political lid-i
uny‘
Nor was it luupll'od by
Tim wry lungmigo til
argumwlt
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such individual.
tho editorial displ‘oi'cs ilu:
that it» lutont was to reap political 11g-
To thoac who fully on
it is a wall.
grnmiizcnumt,
dcl'uinnd tho situation,
munent improvements. the “pay an we
on" principle in current governmental
matters. and the enabliahment and
' W maintenance or sinking funds lor the
' '“WLE'S ""7" "1-" "WW liquidation 11111111 bonded debts o! the
J .4... . town and city
The YMMB "PARTY 1mm no. ' it stands for ndoouatc schoolmodull)
oflices. and these candidates were to"
obi m; J as a gencial proposition carries more
1Somh Norwalk Evonlng Scullnol:
‘ secretive politicians and ring bosses?
‘ apology tor its inception and all“ ”a mu. prom mimicry, !or tho
zones. 11 was tamed 111111111 pmlcnnam o! .11 mm 111 the city. «1111:
1!
so located as best to accommodate 111a '
needs of the pupils. .
It stands for the improvement or our
harbor. for the proper (115111011111 of sew»
age, in some economical way. and
for the freedom oi the waters of our
harbor from pollution.
It stands for public parks and suit-
able plav-grounds in the interest of the
health of the inhabitants of the c.1ty
it stands tor publicits in the busi-
ness of the city. and for the election
and appointment to oflico of men -
through their fitness, and not because
of pur'ty aliiliatlous. or as a reward for
political services rendered.
it stands for the individual rights
of electors and taxpayers in m11uici~
pal affairs, and for treedom from boss-'
ism and dcmngoguery in politics.
To these principles and to their ac.
co1nplisl11nent,'ns rapidly as may be
without rendering taxation more bur.
densomc than it now is. and ulth the
desire and intent to lesson the bur.
den, 1! possible, the PEOPLE‘S PAW
TY and its candidates, without oxoebv
tion'. reservation "or oqulvocution,
pledue‘themselvea. - ~
PEOPLE'S PARTY COMhUTTEE.
my
7
'SENTINEL
READERS’
V 112w S
The Sentinel Will be planned to re-
ceive lotters for publication. from it!
readors.1111dci tho above heading A
brief and to-tbr- point communication.
weight and convcl 'iion than a lengthy
on e in which the argument is not
concentrated We do moat emphatic J
ally suggest brevity Long- -wlndod or
MATE AND TAXATION which he appdints indepen,
MCHARITIES which has charge of THE POOR THE DE—
PENDENT THE DEFECTIVE AND THE INSANE,
‘thc council are necessary to pass it over his veto.
conduits licenses signs. street obstructions. health nuisan-
(Adv.)
New Mayor”
Voters:
Do you want a capable and courageous man? ' .
He 13 CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL aid premdtli
at all meetings -
Helms: have doti’co .1 EVERY MEETING all
EACH COMMITTEE or THE COUNCIL 11.. as to at-
tend the same when in: deems it necessary.
He is SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POLICE and
responsible for the discipline and efficiency of the force. a. .
He has to APPOINT THE CHIEF OF POLICE and»
cvery new member Of the force after it is rc-organizcd.
at has power to MAKE ARREs'ns WITHOUT;
WARRANT, to preserve the peace, quell riots and tumultfi'
and call out the National Guard on approval of the Govcrg
nor. in the city, he has all the powers of Shtirilis.
He is SUPERINTENDENT OF THE FIRE DE»
PARTMENT and appoints all new members alter its re-or—
ganization by the council except the Chief and Assistant}:
Chiefs. .
He performs ALL THE DUTIES OF SELECTMEN
except the making of voters and erasing names from the list.
and except suéh- duties as the charter votliervviSE providesgg
1—1.. is CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF. ESTI-:
dently of the council and which makes appmpriations for
the whole city and allits departments. for each Taxing
District and all its expenditures. for each commitee, board,
commission. and office of the City and the Taxing Dis-
tricts. 4
He ls‘CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
the appointment of conservators of incompetents, the con—
finement pi habitual drunkards, dipsomaniacs, victims of the
drughabitrand the custody or insane convicts
He has the APPOINTMENT OF THREE ASSES-
SORS to be confirmed by the council who must make a fair,
just and equitable assessment of thc property of every tax-
payer in the city
a
He 11.11. power to REMOVE HIS APPOINTEES for
neglect ogluty, and incompetency
i
K: has power to convene the council on twenty-four
hours notice and TO VETO EVERY VOTE and order of
the council. and the votes of five out of seven members of
He should GIVE MUCH TIME AND STUDY to the
mass of NEW ORDINANCES that must be adopted relat-
ing to gambling prostitution. fire limits buildings. poles
ccs. garbage, shows and many other accessory matters.
He should give much time to a REVISION OF THE
CHARTER and numerous amendments to it.
He should give long and serious study to the CITY'S
FINANCES. ITS TAXES. its terrible burden of debt and f 7
interest. and the careful application Of every dollar of the '
people‘s money in the most economical way.
The proper performance of these serious duties WILL
ABSORB THE WHOLE TIME and the devoted attention
of the man who takes this office.
Voters:
Who is best qualificd for this great work?
THE FUSION COMMITTEE.
uncles, we 11“") obscnua, are the Ja‘tiry‘out tho popular will of the people.‘ ‘
“11 be read and me many limos avoid-1.13m prim mm 111111 the (Iflillllillllcu m. J who revives the issue of Consolidation
tho. l‘coplcs' l‘urtx urn draclving 111‘
support by ovcrs olcclm uhu slucorcly J
‘uinhcs for the uuCCOSH of the vrcuicr’
. Norw nlh'.’
ed altogether.
ANSWER AT THE POLLS.
Who mininuiod lho «oncolldutloll.
c.1vll, .1111] in uhom uns it lil‘sl iniro- J
(1mm! to tho public?
Who orcoicrl tho cltlzonb‘
11101141113111 and launched it. as a fort:-
runntm in i‘xi'lllde ull olhcr
coming hol‘oro tho people?
\\ ho 1011111otod tho plan to cupiuro
H1111 '«1gulur pnrly caucus and have the
(lllzonn' 1h hot oudorscd by thorn?
tichol ;
l
trying to diufrhnchlno over tour them:
and voters; by detailing to them?
\‘i ho declared that only certain cun-
11c permittod to hold omen?
tickot oi oillciaiu made up behind clos
on doors? ‘
Was it not tho some little band of
The politicians monopoly ot pnrtliil‘
pation in the average .cltypgovorument
begins, but does not and With his man
chlnery for controlling nominations.
Back of him are a small army 01'
lr’lenda who have been promised racon-
11ltion for their support. Local gov:
ernmont in a city like Nor-wall: is ono"
of its uravostpmblcma. For the heat
Welfare of tho masses, we should have
popular rule and not machine volition.
in entering upon tho new consolidate
all city government the maple 1111111111
li'l‘dny,
‘iliriy and l)lsplcul1lc.'
onnly attack the mothodu pursued by .JJW sulc of those valuable books 1111 U“
the l’coplos‘ l’nriv
Vi ho ouncehod lho brilliant idea of [ 100 have boon 1111111111111 by the mi 111 J
and goutlomuu'n loitor
it appeared shortly thereafter
the article appeared shortly after the J Istandmi or early risiuu. said nothing, smart "WW
[1819M 01’ your will". Whlim ‘t ““1““ but one day milled into the barrack JR!“ ”“3”
to refer to»?! might have thought d" room at six o'.ciook
forcntly
connected filth or" @1190?“an
lithcr [111111 the platform or otlmrwisai
lor the pnrpnso of trotting Votes,
should be smorclv r'rllii'i'lod
ROW H 1‘0““ innings 1111 animosity.
realize this, tho lwtlor.
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SHOW ME' J 1115110131114,
"n. 11.0 12111101 111 the 311111111111: J ——- __. ......
“0‘“!le On the that page, or the Hour you J PANAMA Booxs
l Milan! 1111 article hoddod
\\ I1 burn arranged with the $5111“-
'l‘hoy
‘JBJ‘T‘ onto Publishing Company to conum".
1 mulit admit that. 'Siitlll'dii).
mwm
I "01100 “ml CAUGHT rm: CAPT-MN
"it seems to me Mr.
Job Hut tho 1mm WII
Some limo ago tho kaiser hoard ilnitJ
advantage M at six oclock in the morning 'l‘ha,i
N“ such an early hour tor the lesson and
. .Black German
our regular $2.50 quality.
’ .1315, 100 pairs: the best $3.03
; stores they
l
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l
We arc; 1
Juli (iilzcns of a grand and glorious; 7.
Norw all: and should throw nsldo pcttv J' ‘
T he soomn we. 3. I
crs all over the store.
cases thc lots are small.
Served.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
HAT...
The ‘ Boston Store
Only fourte'en items mentioned. A hufldred times fourteen 0th-
None sent C. O. D. NO inali- or telephone orders.
We carry out the time honored policy—-“First Come
In some
Firs: I
Special No. 'l
Broadcloth,
For Fri. only,
M. $1.95
Special No. 2
Full size Wool Nap Blank-
va-luc in thc land. Friday
only, pair .. ....... $1,79
Specral No. 3
3,000 yards of the best fam'y
(luring Flannel. all choice
patterns and color. In some
ask 12 1-2c yd.
yii., Sf)“
Friday special,
Special No. 4'
500 boxes of Bahcock‘s
Curylmisis Talctlm Powder,
always 15c. Frillav spec-
ial . . . .».'1 .............. 7¢
Ono to a customer
Special No. 8
25 Women's New All W001
Tailored Suits, madoof the
new mo toned French Diag:
oual [\cgulai \aluc $16. 50.
lrida‘y special .311. 75
I '-:I.I.IJthuicjltutnzni
Special No.9
2 yd. wide Linoleum. chw
lar price $1.00 yard. Friday
special. yard ........ 79¢
4
Special No.10
Table (")il Cloth. while and
coitus. best quality:
11‘ 20c. Friday special.
yard ................ 14¢
rcgulnr- .
Special No. 11
New Pointed Lace Collars,
valuc 39c.
Friday sprcial
L1
.. ............. .' .5 19¢
Special No. 5
The genuine Cuticm‘u 90.111.
always sold at 25c. Friday
special .............. 13¢
One to .‘1 customer.
Special Nole
5x Jersey Currml llust
l mus. SlZl‘S 3.1 1111 42. Fri-
‘ day spacial ........ 44c
Special No. 6
300 White Lingerie “hints,
all sizes. Former prices
were up 111 $2.50. They are
somcu'lml 1111155011. Friday
Spccinl .............. 49¢
Special No. 7
\\>'1:um'n'.~'. 501' Flannclcltc
Short Shirts. just 2110. at
most 17 Jul. 'l'llcy'rc the
rcmilar 513C gradc. Friday
special .............. 29¢
Special No.13
Slui‘k—
\‘ulilL'
19c
\Vumcii‘s Silk l‘n'mi
tan and black:
Friday special ..
iugs.
2|,1if.
Special No.14
Lumi- Silo Willow Cluilib‘
linskcts. 121.1111 .xli'l 1115.5; roun-
l.’11‘l\ 31.11”. Friday spn'iul.
t‘lii‘il ................ 75‘“
o clock when the captain showed him-
so.” The humor roiurnud hla auluio
and 1111111.. no allusion to his c-roail‘ull
111 countenance. but handed him ihomnmu 1111 who
lcnnon book. after whiting out how lurasum. plum-11'."
Jrur the clans had not and than tell the
Jr's-m
Editor most unfprtuuntc that such 11 0 Wu Not 011 :h 1 '
' 0 E111 o l
didatca should huva a place on the phruao 1111 'uouth oi \iuaou it Dixon;H ry M m M
citizens tickot on no one also would llno' should burn come to ho unod in
the present political campaign ll) any
Who connplrcd to force all sections individual, no mnttcr how Marli‘ml‘“ a captain in one of tho martin rug l
and all people to accept a uclootou tor oilicc cooking to divide thin srcnt‘immm at Potsdam had fixed the man
or city in sentiment for the purDDBt‘ 01‘ , lation hour or «chaining for his men
Increasing political
would appear that thin articlo reform“ ‘ kaiser. though doubting the illness .Jot
to tho npcoo‘h making from “the
form in Norwalk 1m Friday 1113111119,.“ ability or a popular you“ WJWi Post 511111 Mtcr 1111111 wont the rich
llad' 50 keep up to this rather exacting. mc'rchant. followed by a [comma in
Japan: the inoidcnl until a low darn in .1
Mar. whorl the captain mcivod 11 haml- wan 11111111111111 d. M" "1111' l”? “I" "I“
uomc alarm clock. ovldantly from 1111.11.11.11
humor. What the officer wrou- in his vhor.
'loltor of thanks for the gift is not re» .
corded ~Exchan go
Wot
AWFUL BOWEN
it Was the annual vii
"Ah,1Mr. Fitzbrondon." said a really
. The captain was not them. but the sweat and charming 'lmly at one of
I do not believe that any 1'an mmd' emperor showed nohhcr nanoyomoJme stalls "and what are you going to
93 Person woullj‘ibink “it“ MW“ nor surprise. its askcd whore the lon-‘buv? Dear old auntie and I are run
the .non 11m to in found in the books, and max this table, and We have how
peoples movomonhfknuwlnm of ‘9 without more ado. to the minded an-
flbérfltelv made A minaailinc state- misty and dam 11111111111111.» took”.—
latent. no molar what or who “191m hmniuhnndnnd W in»
tat-tide or ‘1th (fir. 10min rotors to m lam which satiomab- or rich.
lnuula callus, apron». pcnwlpm and
“You, nit.
clout omciola who will not hit to can, it is my continent that any continuum at m m, 1.; gm mu: man your “all?" ' '
1’
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€ 111111
and I’ll tiny Just one
But do m loll kinda m
“0h. certainly;
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(lliili‘ llli‘ “With 111-
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“Right." ronliwi llm nutm'mi.
n coupln and. «good
“.“Aunt rommkml tho lull and
1111111; damsel "1".111wurd pluuno "lwo
Noihhng morn was sold 01' hOIiNJillnnrg for thin 1.1111111011111111."
11 or 11 1111111111111 1hr mum of
1 111111 1111 lurncd 111
manna
liln aor-
"Jumoa," be cold cooly, “lual tnlm
purchase. planar-.w
Penny Pictorial.
M_W~_M .M . “.1...
BETWEEN TWO LOVES
iaituion
An Atohlson young man who owns
a motor car and 111111 boon courting it
girl several years hon dcoidcd he can't.
mm to hoop a car and 11 who both
rand up to the hour the Globe warm
to area» he had takon no stops to 1111:.
none of his our
AWWmmam notion
udimmflmunh
canon. 'l‘ho‘ynflordndim mayo!
W" ‘ommbihomwnc
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