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the hitters wise.
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hernn‘msnno 1870
Entered It the noun: Norma: Poet-outdo
in Second Class Mattu'.
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SQUTH ‘NORWALK. CON/N... THURSDAY.
“AAAsAAAAi
AAAAAAAAA
A AAA 88
{territory 200 Miles Long and
100 Miles Wide Already Un-
der Rising Waters
mmnmwn,
{Pronuwut
Scores Rescued from Tree Tops
and Floating Debris
‘ . .—
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 4:-
it lends which have driven thousands :
ot' peluons from thch homes in other
1::11‘tu a” Texas reached San \ntonio.
Aloday, when the river here went out nl
jm banks and inundated several ecc-
‘thmu of the city. Rescuing partiesfi
Lustiiy o1'ganized,begun carrying thee
marooned to octet? The damaue tol
‘jn'operty was considerable. No life.
loan has been reported here. . l
(Continued on ninth page.) '
IIEIiBY WOMAN IS
KILLED BY Milt)
l)l‘ltill’, Der -l.~—«Shoriiv utter theI
had ullghted from a trolley till“ 011
New liav en avenue, near Gilbert:
retreat, date yenterduy‘alterncou, .Mrn.i
nazdbia Kolietar at this city, was
ficruck by an automobile diivén by
Will William Pope at billiard and in-
stintly killed. According to witness
on lire Pope was driving her car at
an estimated rule of fifteen miles an
hour. After getting all tl-e cur Mrs.
llvTC-lletar apparently e34 ’ machine‘-
Bpproachlng, hesitated a be: mt and
then stepped almost in front of the
auto. The left hand mud guard
struck her; the front wheels
ore-r the body.
{tyne broken.
Mrs. Pope says she applied the‘
broken when elm now an accident was
likely. Byntundurs say the our came
to it quick stop. Mrs,
nerved 'by the urcidrnt.
our 11. preliminary
[Medical Examiner
not, arrested.
Amer Mayor
Anaonln.
Mrs. Kollutnr nae 21: Hull‘s old. and.
Il"t\'i‘li bouillon hvr hi: Ami.
months old child it. 1' lather (”ml 11 '
celzorl. time nun from inn-broom pnho’
011-1111, A.
panned
The woman‘s- lit‘l'li.
Pope was 1111-
She was held
oxmnination by
Loonile. but was
SIII‘ in n ulster ol' for?
Lovkwood lloirllitlnn ol‘
"rural. :1
llllhih—IIE DFFilllid
SHOOTS A illiiISl-Z‘
iluinunu olilrur 'l’limnun
11 hp has been investigation a rom-
git-lint that tlum won 11 numb-lone
looking homo at the South Nul‘ivltlit“
reservoir propurly in Wilton, wont to
tho litter worltu, thin in- A-nlne, and!
look the animal in choral». llv wan
ion :1 colirllilcrublo titulnlu'r» :1 war from 3
“lo l'ity pl‘opol‘,ty a hole dun and 111m
nhol from Horgonnt llama nun put
it 111 out of winery 3;
'l'ho horrid nun purcbuu'ui by Mr.-‘
’Wuod who lliiil charge or the moor»
‘volr grounds. from ll.llurul1"old for
t..b« 1mm 01:30.,311011‘1) nit: r hi1.
Mood unlined lim animal it lm'ull in
art. queeriv, and appeared no thought
tt laid the plumb 1:1. Ml Wood tuokl
Atbu borne back to Mr llnrnhflrll ondi
endeavored to gut lIIIi money. He who
monumental, and yenlorduy Mr.
Heraldic” took the borne book to Will
(on. Wood refused to receive the 11111
final, and be it rolled to show reigns
of improvement sergeant float we
called into the cane. The letter is.
not yet punitive whether the horse hoe
Waders or not; 1
1
l-‘, linuLA
-tii‘ully curved, was given by the
‘dies’ Aid Society, while the pulpit wall
jvicc the Rev. ‘li. C.
llilllliillllll till lit ill .
BillillllH llllll Silllllill
St. Peter‘s German Lutheran
Church Plans Appropriate
Exercises
m
The line new church building of St.
'Peter's Evangelical «Lutheran congre-
gation, on Cedar street, near West
avenue, work upon which was com-
menced 011 April 28th, when the pos-
tor, lltev. M. L. Ste-up, broke ground
for the foundations in the presence
of the building committee, has now
been completed and will be dedicated
to the service of God next Sunday.
The new building, while not large, is|
exceedingly heat in architectural rip-I
pearunce, equipped with all modern
improvements and in every way snit-
ed to the needs of the congregation.
The plans for the structure which fol-
lows the Gothic style, were drawn by
Architect. Ferris is. Morehouse, of
Washington street, according to ideas
furnished by the pastor. The buildlntt
iis till it. long and 3" ft. wide. The un-
ditorium and the. spacious balcony will '
accommodate about 300 people The
-b11. tomcat contains a lecture room. 30
by 40 ft., a kitchen, store room, boil
'er room and all other necessary con-
venienccs.
The. windows are of colored
drnl glass. bl.
cathe-
K. White ol‘ East Nor-
Awulk is the builder.
The interior furnishings were do
1hated by various members of the par-
’l‘11e altar, which is of oak, beau
Lu-
iuh.
donated by the Young People‘s tinct-
ety. A set of oak hymn boards, brass
icnndlestlcks and c:',;:cilix embroidered
covers for the altar and pulpit, are oth-
er gltta.f1‘ile pews of the old church
have been renovated and refinished
an 11d will be used in the" new building.
Elaborate preparations tor the ded-
icatlon next Sunday have been made.
,“Tlll't‘t‘ services will be held. German in
the morning at 10: 30 and in the after-
noon at 3 o‘clock, and b‘nglish in tho
‘cvoning at 7: 30. In the morning oer»
'Steup, of New
York, father of the local pastor, will
deliver the dedication sermon, the no»
tor offering the dedication prayer, and
the Rev Paul G Steup, of‘.',Stu11111)11l
pronouncing the. benediction. in the
after..1oon the Rev A. (i. Steup, of
Springfield, lines. will preach. in the
evening ueuice the Rel. John ii. Volk,
of Bayonne. Ni will deliver th: our
men. Rev. \‘olk in secretary of the
minnion board oi“ the Atlantic. District
ol‘ the Synod. l’rot’, biggert, of Bridge
port, will preside at the organ and the
..cboir of Zion Lutheran Church, of lhnt.
city. will sing at each of the services.
An hundrodu of vlaitorn from New
York, Stamford. lmuburr. liridg‘uport
and New Haven are exported the in
dice‘ Aid and Young l'eoplt-‘u sociellcu
will nerve a luncheon in the basement,
both at noon and in the evening.
The Roy. M. ii. Hteup, who came to
Norwulh from New York. about four-
4 years Him, in the pastor of the church.
t...m.......y-.~....
ientrances ARE
IIOT BUSY AT PRESENT
The initial aim-k in the rurpuntl'rn‘
I.I‘ilill’ bun arrived. it. Ailu'nyu urruru
hull. bul‘urr lhn. ltllrlnliuun holldaysuud
thorn are about a hundred or porhupu
‘mori- Anemia-r11 of the trade wnlkini'
tho utl'vvtu without work. .
‘l’he bunlm'uu will pick up illitnl‘dh
all-ly :Al’lI-l‘ l‘ht'lntmnu and than nil the
man will no to Work again with their
hammvrn, liliWH and ollwr looln.
The nuviult crtl‘punturn will provide
him t‘inlnlmuu pleuenle lot tho. do
norvluu. but ihnul- who ll11- rlouoly to
their income will find home difficult}
in urrnnglnu for the annual llllt new
non.
1.
H M.» A‘. a. _._.......AW_“..‘
wCM’lD OF THANKS.
’i‘he underutilized denim to ottoman
tlu-ir thanks to the many i‘riondp tor
kindneeeon ohown during the illlim
of {Braver Terrell and for floral tri-
baton copwinlly Sleuth Norwelk
Wendie. 709. B P 0. Ft. Rough HM friend your doctor to you by
(211.. Litre Saver». do So than and '1 rln
ity that).
MR5 (1110va Tran-m.
.1»
MR nun nus. rune uranium. p.”
Hllvlll “Elli M
IN NEW YURK
Agrees to Two Conditions im»
paired by Nicaraguan—lie.
iects Clhers
tween the Army pend People
in Alsace, Germany
BERLIN, Doc. 4.—-—'I‘he strife be
tween the military authorities - and.
the civilians in thg little garrison
town or Zubern, Olsace, brought over
night a political crisis or the most
acute order in Germany and demands’
for the resignation of the Imperial,
l .
With thin notation of the matter.”
I
i
Chancellor were voiced by the Togel
BUNGRAIUIAIE ‘ Matt, the Fronktort Gazette, and
- other Radical newspapers. l
The unsatisfying character of the,
[ill itillillll lllMBS
Must go to Spain Scan and Not
Mix in Central America
Politics Again
a...
explanations yesterday in the imper-
ial Parliament by Dr. von Bethmanlb
l'loliwog, the imperial Chancellor, and}
the brunquohess‘oi‘ General Erich von.”
-I«‘alk‘enheyn, Minister of War, it is]
pointed out, have not only ensured the!
passage, of the resolution expressinQA
luck of confidence in the Government. l
uhh l1 was laid on the. table yesterdowl
but battle mode possible a refusal by
the Imperial Parliament to proceed
NEW YORK, Der. i «lose Santos
Zolaya the former Nicaraguan preci-
dent, who was arrested here a week
ago at ll 11-. instance of his government:
which charged him with the married? that there will be no repetition oil
or two countrymen in l90'1', was rte-lunch incidents as those which have
leasr-d from the Tombs vosterday at, occurred at anern, where the. high-
ter the federal nuibmitie. herebad re: handed action of the German army
Cehed Wold from the. utnle lI(\1111.1‘t~l0mC(ilS has created much tension. l
meat. that Nicaragua bud withdrawn 'I'IH‘ imperial Chancellor aware thatI
its application for his extradition. “‘9“ INS 0W“ “WONG” “"010 blam-l
Two conditions were imported upon int: him for the abaence of any definite ,
Zeluyn. to both Of which he agreed, ‘ declaration as to how he was going to;
accordion: to his counsel. Clarence GA . deal with the authors of the incidents.
Galston, who said hovwae in communl. “hovered in that ilmperlal i’nrllatnenh'
cullon indirectly with ”,0 Nicaraguan; at the opening of today‘s session to,
government today through the Amer. try and make amends for his lentorw
lcnn state department. Zelny,a big day's omlselone. He said Emperor
government stipulated must not mmdfilliam had exploration extreme, disl
in cant!!!) Ameflcan politlr‘fi again and ‘ pleasure over the occurrences and had
must leave the United States for Spatial Khan the general in command at ZnJ
within 0. reasonable time. . ibern strict orders that such violation‘
IWhen he has flninhcdthe lnmlnegfi':0f the law as the clearing of the.
that brought him to New York, anayor;3li‘0i‘l3 by Um Milli-My and the arrest
said he would sell for Spain. there, by ”1"“ 0" CIVIIIMIS 8110111111 110% 110. mi.
to reside and outrage in commercial, pented,
pursuits. Conditions besides those ml Dr, von Beth1na1m-liollweg denied
which Zeloyo agreed were origmfiny the existence of 11 secret inner govugn
hnpoged 'hy the Nicaraguan governJ; mellt In AISEPQ, WIIICII QVCI'HIIBd the
meat and transmitted to his connect I decisions 01'1119 recognized authorities, ‘
here. \ir ““13“,“ mm The [awyapl’ns had been reported. and said he
would not disclose the nature of them ' mnet 1‘85“!“ instantly if 3110“ n thing.
but anaertod that I19 notified stntp dc “”0 "“9-
purtment emf-lab; w‘ho in turn told the1 The present moment who u 'uerlouu
'\'learanmm rovernment that 211111311“. 0““ ”‘9 Cl‘flm'ellm‘ Raid. not “Maude
would not conncnt to them Mr Gnl~ 0‘ ”‘0 DOHHII’IIIU 0" his I‘GSISHRUOH ‘
slon said he would issue a statement but WWW-“6‘ 0’ “10 ('Ilnm‘f? i at th"
tomorrow morning covering Zeluyud Znhcrn “WWW“! "N1 the debates Ifl‘
cam: and this: statement might contain ”‘9 Imperial Parliament might lead to
the text or the ellpuIatIonn which 7.1+. a permanent breach between the. arm)"
1113a refused to accept. an“ “‘0 900919 “9 and the emperorf
Ipflundfl ”f the. one time Central were in thorough accord in the belief
American mpgmum crowded about" that. a policy must be adopted which
him with cmrtzruhllolions when llnitcdi would hit-”I ””8 strife. l
States {“mmnluslonm' Shields told him Th“ “'W‘WI“! CImmHGIIOI appeared l"
he wan n free man. be thorourzhlv- anury and unnppod out
“I 11111 W“. thankful for the syn! hlu phrnnou in u Hillll‘p 111i 0, Illdli‘il-I
pulhy the. American people have m" “I nerxouanonu.
nhouu me." Zeinyn until. "i know tlml.‘ A VOW 0! IIiIlI‘COfIIIiIFIH'p in the if“
i would find jump}, in “m [hfllpd erumeut, owing to lie attitude regard
'Stuleu, no l mu not. wrmqflew who: the troubles between the military
Government Satisfied, Quad the civilians at Zuborn wun adopt-
\\':\Slili\’ll’l‘il.\', llor. ~l.~~--t~loil<~ltt)r ed ill the Imperial l’unlInnu-nt toduy‘
l-‘nlk mode the following statement tonlly 293 uuulnnt rial. (inc blmtk paper
(my rpgnnlmp “w “mum 7411“”; won handed in, and ill) member-n Were
"The Nil-uruuuuu hovornnwul har- alumni.
in}: withdrawn lili'll' application tor 'l‘lle liormpn It‘mbemr 1111mm nilv
the pimluloual nireMl and distortion hon reull'md that tho time bun (omit
«Arthur-111i into Santos Zol:1,\11,ll11~ do» for him to interfere peruonu’llv to put
purtmonl ol‘ juntlm- hue been no in- an end to the dim-ridicule between the.
lIlllli'ItlI and the nrlnonor rulvuuml ll ‘rlvll and military uullmrilien or Ala-
in tit-tA nullnruluuiilmr of thin deputl- 111-11 1114 evidenced by the recent (iiaor
lunnl lbnt iii-11111111 'Itnluia will i'() in darn at anern. llln majority today
lipniu lilltI rouldollwre,ll1nl he will outnumber! the Arm-prom- rmnm'ul of
not no to NIt‘ill'ltKIllt or l'onlrnl Amer» Alant'v- 1, ermine, (mum, (111111111111 vim
ion and that. ho will not through in any Wodel. and tho rommundlnir item-r111.
1101mm! lnlrlmm 01' conference-'1 rilmmmnoml ilorlhold vnn 11e111111ng,.
"mum“ the wane and unlit! of Nir- to report to him at lionancuchiumm
urmzuu We depoilnu-nl, Ill WNWII‘“; tilnm tho eulperor prove enter-1.1 moi
lnvoid nny further conflicts there bun .
11 been no dirlorder at 2111111111..
1; 3
DR. QREENLEAF DEAD.
NEW VORK Deed
C dreeuleof. of «when. M1111», died
A
1
f
Zrluyn in "rimmed to arrive
ileum Norwalk at 2:45 this attornmml
to 1mm his non who be appearing to
lioril a Theatre this latter half or the
Week 3 1m night at Lawrence, 11 1., or hem
“WW failure. 31-. Guanine! ms 67 were
writing ymrr imam-eon. Your old and had long been ill. il‘unerol
relo- amieu will on one in inner SatufiI
day morning.
with M581 31m Mimoné
new "motor. Amer-lei
(A, . ‘t
phone-«the quickest method.
Attend our. we last to the but
Acute ConditioT oi Altairs Be
Mlllllllls
Anni
AS _____A_ as
Dineil City Council And Other
Ollicials lo Norwalk Hotel
Last . Night
llillllilliliilliSHll‘ WAS
rampant
lnlormal Plans for Economic,
Businesslike Administration
That Mayor Francis J Burnett is a
genial host, that the keynote of the
‘new administration shall be unity, and
driven home by the dinner or
it pay? - Ask them
" 'o'J-IJ. .I.I.I:I.~.I.u.~.~:-.
Cloudy tonight, Friday partly cloudy.
mummnu
mmnuumn
Chase Ulllcials’ Auto Through
Streets and Create General
Disturbance
mu
lSHEL'I‘ON, Dec. 4.——Rioting and an
attack on one of the alleged “scabs"
or strikebreokers at the Sydney Blu-
menthol mills in this town yesterday,
furnished 11. lot of excitement and some
work for the police, who Were called
in to quell the disturbances.
Three hundred weavers are out 011
9M
1111le
lMPflRllll
New Customs Service, ‘Unilor
Currency Systems and 0th?
or Changes in “Mexico
l
with the dimusslon of the Dude. et 1111- that the city oilleialn can relax for a. 119- WM 1101:
- 7n11011yak, of Ansonlu was arrested
til it rm‘elv sutiui‘ae r n 5' good social time together were facts A \ ‘
98 In y guura toe. the charged with the assault on Pearuon. ‘1’“ sent I‘EVOIHUOD is concerned, a;
chief executive to his officials in the‘
Norwulk Hotel last night Main host,
Colonel George D, Russell, prepared a who in blamed by the strikers for
most excellent menu, and the service
was unexcellled.
{Continued on Ninth Page)
“.0...
TRINITY BAZAAR
IIETTEI] DVEII $200
The close of the Trinity Church bu- ‘ "any objectionable.
zonr came last night and the commit-l
tee believes that the success has not
ted about $200 tor the parish. The. 11145
dies are to be congratulated for their
great and good endeavors whiC‘lt madeA
this poseible
The supper lent night was charming:
. . kind b l . c l
as usual and there were many dinersl (“ltd by M111. Blanche A Dufault of 6 Hg '1 ceptab e in one placeianl
All were served with «the good things;
in rapid order and the committee'd
helpers were most efficient
The program rendered lost evenlnelI
Amilin in .m automobile about 6:13 {0' in the north because of the bank»
of local deputies on a body guard The W“ a ell-V “5 Chihuahua has Spreall
‘sirikers run
1
l
l
attracted quite a little attention until‘
was especially fine.
Wagenen was chairman.
was an follows:
lines solo-John Wehle.
Whistling solo—«Mrs. M. R. Ml‘i‘laua-
land.
Reading ~Mlun Emmh Fallon.
Soprano solo-«Mien Lydia Voeburgh
"Accoiupu11isl-v-llirs. ill, .l. Sims.
See the big, new stock of Xmas
Jewelry at Noel-It‘s.
IIDIIWALII WDMAII
The program
FALLS DBWN STAIBS hire llu-t‘uuil was liluneho A Iulowi»
'Mru. Mctlrepror, mother of Mrs. Wll
Ilum Vent-lorry, fell down the
“(1er in her daughter's home on
llruuh otroot. yesterday morning, and
rendered uni/ere injuries.
elbow with broken in three plucou and
both wriutu were broken. leniderinv
her full pi‘ nevontuon ntupa from the
top of the «tops to the bottom, it in to "BBWRLK [ABLES
Mr. Harold Van:
’ days between February 18, lull,
\ :1, 191:1,
' the property of the defendant local-
1
I
front (Voxllllltilt’, in Standout
ller ”I‘m try into one omnmuuity ol‘ «ornmunl
murkubln that iujurlcu of 11 more no -
rlouu nature did not reuult. Mru. "lic-
(lreuor was taking thn linoleum out
lrom the bathroom, which in at the
bond of the ntuiru, and backed nit the
door onto the top «top. The weight. or
the linoleum ('ltliiultl her to lime her
balance and 11le plunged down the
utulru. llr. llumorllrr in nttondlngtue
injured woman.
BOY HELl) FOR THEFTS.
NEW HAVEN, lieu.
Storey, tho New lirithln youth 11rront~
ell Monday on theft charger. utter on
Atlxcltlng, rhyme by a detective throuuh
-i..--Dr Richard "the ultra ntrcoto. «pleaded guilty in
the police rmlrt today, to three double
of their. and was fined til and center
on each, ‘exeoutlon of the sentence
boom emporium until February 1 0o
11 tourth count he was bound over to
the Superior {hurt for trio! hotter
“00 intrude. He was dimmed with
having robbed more. i 11' .11 local
boardingebouw of portion“ com,
: olilouru elected:
l . Fred (Ll
strike and shortly after six o‘clock
last evening a crowd of about IOO‘MANY NEW BUVERNBRS
of'tbem moved on the factory- hail:-1
ing a short distance away from the;
doors. E. A. Pearson, of Cliff etreellt,{ AND SIAIE flfncmts l
Shelton, an alleged “scab," came
of the factmy and the crowd rueheud
upon him. .
Someone called the police but be VIIIa DBVOIIM} I'IIIIISGII IO Cant-e.
fore the reserves could reach Pear-i, palgn Toward MEXICI) CIIV
son’s side he had neon hit on the, .
head with a stone and appeared to be}
in a bad way 'He was rescued from IUA‘REZr MEXICO: Dec ‘1.“Wh115’
the mob and escorted to his home looting by “0’31“ bands 01‘ confisca-
when inte last evening it was reported “0" of property by “I“ rebels may 001*
seriously hurt Paul tinue. the days of lighting in Norther-u
Mexico are numbered so. far as the
Ase 'tant. Superintendent P.
h ‘cording to opinions expressed by rebel 1
Gcrety, of the lllumenthnl Company, ‘
‘leaders today. .-
General Francisco Villa's assertion
many of their g1iovance5, left the that there was not much more to fight
oclock with several Pinkerton do- will condition of the federal army,
tot-lives from New York and a couple ““1““ caused “- ‘0 evacuate 3011111101"
afiel" the automobile among “1" rebels
shoutin-v and booting and then DI‘O' What most immediately concerns 1
corded to the main street where dur- the socalled Constitutionalist part
log the rest of the evening they shout 710‘" IS the elaboration 0‘ “3 0W“ 80.?“
‘cd and sung and made themneh es gen- ernment This embraces a more 5”“ -:
.tcmntized customs service to be our.
forced along the border. The rebsli
hold all the important border to’ no
‘lcept Nuevo Laredo and Pied .
gran, opposite Eagle aPss. There rd» ._
main also to be put in force a. nation.» 5
:currenov system, for now rebel will;
federal currency are in conflict, one:
IlIlWAVT‘illl WOMAN
SIIES w”I’IIH DIVORCE
Action for divorce bios been insti-
husband another kind in another. The robot
lei lzear N. Dul‘uult, formerly of that outage stomps already are in “33‘
place, but 110w living in Stanrfo‘d any governors and state officials "I!
The complaint asks for the custody in be selected
01' the two children and alimony . Within a short. time, the leaders say.
Mru llutault nlhrres in the com a government will be in operation it].
the northern part of the countr. .
which will be entirely independent of
that at Mexico City
The aettlement ol.’ the civil questions
is one reason why Villa has asked Gem
erul ("Alur mm to meet him at Ch‘Ihlfle ,.
llllli. Sylvester A. ’l‘errsza a newspw‘
per editor. in Chihuahua, who is not
related to the wealthy Tetrazaa form
ed on llowavton avenue in the amount iiv has b,.(.,, “.190th for governor '05
oi‘ $-ili0ll:111d he is summoned to the state. Villa expects to leave ‘ (,3
appear Mfm‘t‘ ”“3 “WV-“0" “0““ “1 Farm: 1211 the (link of eutttbllsbing civil
lii‘Itlllt’lKll'l (ill lllt‘ flit-it 'lueodny ill gmrprmnem, devoting himself to th‘
,.i1111uary to uumver to the complaint military campaign ~outi1n 11rd towardl.
’l‘ho mnount of llIIlllril‘ty‘Vllllit-‘itl in Mexico ('lty_
not nmntiolud llhe maiden home of -—--—
ltowayton, against her
plaint that leer husband on divert;
and
the date of the. complaint, December ,
bus romu‘iittetl adultery with
various women \vboxe ironies a 9 un- 1
‘known to the. plaintiff.
Attachment. was hind-o yeslepduy on
W
new HAD Flitlil
KNIFE would;
. Ni- W YllilK. line. -i, ----- It
links the coun— Swims soldier known on August Volt.
who lived at the home of Mrs. Amt
liutll and had been introduced all it
Almond impound had disappeared to
day and 0170le to uolvo the murder
Mru.lluti1 centered in the attempt tor
ton. William l“.’l‘111111nany in lmr
attorney. The defendant was form-
oily mnployed by tho Yllln and 'l‘okne
~ ’l‘olophono uervico
cation. Are you in the chain?
llnd him. Ml'u. iiuth, n prosper-cub
HOLD ELEGTIO" ‘Wl'lll. aide. drunumnkor, wan l‘ohnd dead
W . in bed taut nilAbl. with four dentin
'l‘lil‘rn won 11 inmu attendant-.11 at the WWW“ l" 1‘” body!
annual emotion 0f ”"10”,. m- up. Not“ bird tluth l1 non paid that 8100 i
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