\
new in a newspaper .
for a time. yoh’il find
what a good thing it
is and continue to
advertise.
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ESTABLINSHED 1870
Entered at the loath Hurrah 90-110mm
u ”mood all" Mutter.
_‘
Bill NNN
IS IN 3 Will
Ml III P NNN
Total Strength of the Organized
Militia oi the Nutmeg State
Place at 2,658
OIH IIIINI'ANI. IIIIRWIIII
AIIIIIIIIIY IS, IllIEl Illll
Medical Department Excellent Ac-
cording to Chiel~8ipnal
Corps is Good
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.41. pro
portion to its population ".Co11ne<ticut
ranks seventh in the strength of its
I\niional Guard aecmdiug to the an
heal report of Brigadim General A. l.
blills, chief of the Division of Militia
iiiars, The total strength of the1 N11-
gauied Militia of Connecticut is 2.058.
01' this number only it'll have served
less than three months, and 1180 less
than one ,1‘11ar.()f tht1 enlisted
strength 1,111 have. served more than
one year and less than three. 1120
more than three years and less than
(Continued on Second Page.)
EAGLES PLAN TO
NEFOONISH OOANTERSN
The regular monthly meeting of Nor- '
'walk Aerie. No, 588,, F. 0. it. was held
last night at. the society‘s rooma~witl1~‘
a large number of the members pres-
ent "Considerable business \vns trun-
“acted. There were nine applications
for membership received.
A committee was raised and (1111-
powered to buy furniture and other
things necessary to fit 11:11 new rooms
which have been leased. Another com- '
mittee was voted the power to ar-
range for the special train which will
convey the members and their friends
lrho wish to attend the fair given by
the Eagles, of Danbury, on the 30111 01
this month, As the tickets are limited
the committee desires to inform those
who intend going,r that. by buying the
tickets early the possibility of not be-
ing' able to get any will be eliminated.
MW...“ WW
BNIELT . - 80 POONO
IIiEliIilNi'i 80 POUND
liuiterilsh, lb. 121:, .
Steak coil, 1b., 100. N
\‘i'i‘llkllfilll 1111,, 1;: l-Zi‘.
Bluefish, 1b., lilo, I
111‘lonnders, 1b.. 101:.
Market end, 111,. lilo.
Hnlmon. lb” iilc.
Halibut, 1b,, lilo.
1l1:1ddock. 1b., lilo.
Nl1‘lunnn llnddlcs. 12 We.
(lysicra, N1t.. 400. I
Shrimp, qtu 11511.. I
‘11T11N1allopu. N11,, 1300.
livers Mon! and Provision (‘11.
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NOOOENY SHOP
IN BANKRUPTCY
'lhc ’l‘onizcry Hhop was cloned thin
rooming, and probably will not. be 111- I
burned Nlitiilu under the inanninuuoniI
of Walter W. itoeo who 1111.11 been lisI
ooh» owm-r and pmprietor for tho" punt -
11111111111 months. Mr. Rose has tiled n
yolnninry petition in bankruptcy I
The shop was opened tinder the
firm name of Clo/1111:1111: & ltoee. llnornn.
:l‘ (Vii/1111111111, of the first Niintriot,uoi11
owner and proprietor of (11111111111111 t‘c
'Wosi. a clothing store in Norwalk, be It
trig jointly interested withMr. Hone.
Later them was a dissolution of the
finrtnamhip. and Mr. Rose. of the neo-
ond district. continued the store. 11111
homing it. the Tommy .Bhop.
«lolly mi.- mnd 11.111111111111111
Home. Friday night, Arlen Hell.
' introduction
.
{the evidence. no attempt was
It'enrcd 1111 explosion of
'izneolrmo, stored aboard.
Illiiillli'liltl that 1111 oil stove in the cabin
Ininrtcd the blaze.
1i1‘or Harlin: the lives of
Nahummn
Huummu
Twenty YearDld Youth Had Been
T errorizing Residents
NEW” MILFORD, Jan. 22.~—In,the ar-
rest and binding over to the Superior
court here yesterday of Howard Lewis,
”on the charge of arson, the authori-
ties believe they have run to earth
the iirebug who has been causing a .
reign of terror in this vicinity for the
past few weeks.
Lewis, who is twenty years old. is
a. son of Charles H. Lewis. a black-
smith. who moved here from Still
River a few months ago. It is under-
stood he had been under surveillance
for sometime by the authorities, on
account of the number of tires of Bus
picious origin. He was arrested yes-
terday 1n ming b B id ep rt p l': . .
° y a r g ° ' Business Men Determined to
vale detective and made a complete.
confession, it is said.
He was arraigned before Justice 01
the Peace J. B. 'Merwin, in the after-
noon, charged with arson. it was
specifically set forth that he attempt-
ed to than the livery stable of R. H.’
Thom 11, on the night of January 13. 111011611111 today issued
Lewis pleaded guilty to the charge.
and he was bound over to the Supc
N'loN couit in bonds of $2,000. IBeing
when“
’ IN [IN
WI SIIN'S
Ill IIRMS
Same Old. Remedies for Same
Old Disease and Doctor
More Optimistic
Island. Hulda 111111.. of on
Farmhouflt' dill Grounds
Show‘j Rheuli of I
THIN)" ,.
Was there at 01111 time. say thirty
years ago, a. well arranged and profit-
a'ble farm on Cockonoe island in the
last Channel? This question is 1131
toting East Side cltlserne.
One old residentgetated today that
a farm was once. conducted on the is-
land and that the investment was a
paying one. Thereidp now on the is-
land traces of the old homestead, vis-
itors noticing the [elicitation of the'
'former house. This, was burned down
IIAPIII Illlllllllll
Survive Unihst and Spoiiy
Tarilt
WASlll.‘\‘G~’l‘()1.\l, .lan. 22,—«Senutor
the following
statmnent regarding President Wit
son's last message:
“if the Democratic pnl'iy can do any
unable to set-1119. a bondsman, he was thing to restore confidence in the busi-
taken to the county Jail at liitehiield nous world. i want to see it done. The
Ipresidcnt's latest is 1111 iinproveniex1t
last. night.
IllPI. JUIIN‘l Illll
IlllllIIIllIl lllIIIII
1
I
Federal Court Jury Convicts Na-'
tive of Connecticut oi Burn.
inc lite..8.liln..- .
BOSTON, .lan. 22~UupL John A.
Flshwof New York. was convicted by
a jury in the federal court yesterday
N
I
on :1 (11111111111 of burning his anxilinri‘,
- inquiry.
schooner yacht “South" on the night
of October 25.1010. in the harbor ol'
l1hirzartow11 to get $15,000 insurance
money
The penalty under the statutes is
imprisonment for life or for a term
of years
honored that on 1111513111 would be
taken from the verdict. owing to the
of certain evidence :by
the government. Captain Fish was
allowed liberty under $10,000 hull.
’l‘l1r1 yacht South was the second of
that name owned by the captain
which was destroyed by fire, The tirsl,
was burned at New London, (.‘onn..
October it, 1000. The owner, it ap-
peared in oviNlpnce,recovered “5.000
in insurance.
’l‘INN1 second South. was found to 1111
on 111111 curly one morning while thN1
(potato and two women guests were
on board. All escaped. According t0
made
ilil‘ ilnmN-s. as the area
200 gallons N11
to put out.
'i‘nptnln li‘loh. though of (lonnci‘tr
,Nut blr,ih served throunh the liner
\\ or 11:1 11 British soldier, was one of
the defenders of luldynuiiih
nuirchcd to the relief of Mulching.
when he was hlmooli‘ nevoroly wound-
N1Nl. I111 was rccommended for :1
because of his ‘Ainoi lN1'Nn citizenship.
M.» NH Wan-m
INOIOTINENT OF TWO
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
(lilt’i‘1.A\"l) N Y.. .1an. 22.“ Wil-
llnm ll. Kelly of Syrutnee. Democrat.-
111 plate l‘tilillliilineilllili. 11nd ”tray 11‘
Vernon. chairman of the Democratic
commitm- of (lonrtlund county. were
.INNIliiil indicted by the Grand Jury hum
today for violating the (.llvi] Horvioo
law in collecting political contribu
tions from Civil Service employee.
Perseus was separately indicted also
on fourteen counts for collecting poll
tieal assessments from state empioyes.
AW
Have monoy~$entinei eds.
upon its predecessors, and it" he will
let his party 111 Congress deliberate
land vote its convictions. some benc-
jileial legislation may be han. i 11111-
N'croly hove the president will realize
the iionbtlui expedlenr y of permanent-
(Continued on Second Page)
0 corner oecuues I
“ ro COHIEIII
\l1 W YORK. .lnn. 22.~1i-le11ntor
()‘(iiorman declined today to make any
comment on the testimony given by
cx-iloverner Snider at the John Doe
l
“The senator wishes to refrain from'
making any statement at present, be-,
Ivonne he may “be called upon later to'
'npponi in the proceedings"
Counsel for the defense 1111-'
his snort»
tarys 11.11id
Sulzer yesterday testified that Sen-
' aoor ()‘Gorman advised him. at 11 meet
ing in \‘l’ashinxton, in March, 1013. not
to appoint James E. Gail'noy as coniy
'missioncr of highways. and told 111m
The defense 1
that (laffney was “the bngmun" for
Charles Murphy, the 'l‘anmmny leader.
The trial, with Sulzer 111111111 on the
stand. will be resumed tonmrrow. The
former governor will have an upper?
lunlty to tell his story to the grand
jury.
“The, evidence given
spcahs for itself," said liifitrlet At~
iorncy Whitman today. ‘ "it was given
under oath and should he indeed 111‘~
N1oerlnr.,'ly 1 Mil not comment upon
it but the public 111111 rest 1111.11111ch ihal
if 11 crime has been coNNNanttod lo lIlli
(011111) 1 11111111 110 111,1 duly no matte.
it
Who the offender may be 1
1
by Sulaer
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and ‘
.gIYIlig tin1 111111111 of llnrry
ill (‘illlll‘liiI11H.;
Vl‘":
Iiorlu ('rnnu. but was found inoliniblc'
I
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GIVES HIMESELF OF
NEW YllltK, .iuu. 212.1121 311111111: mun.
Hchoofrr.
wollmd thin 11 puller1 station today and
hold: 1
“l modernism] you are lekini; for
me in connection with 11111 Martin ninr»
Nlcr. I wont. to ,uivc iuyuoll‘ 1111."
Mo was hold on 11 technical charlie.
of Iliillllvlllt".
(in Ann. 11‘ last the police 111ml out
11 1111111111111 11eran all over the United
IHlliiJ'll for tho nrrcui oi two mun
sought for 2h:1 murder of William 111
Martin. 11 Nuilllncr. of Toronto. tan..'
came to New York to buy stock and
who was ntrnhitled todouth in a board-
ing house. trite bonds were tied lie-I
hind his back and his watch and ehnin,I
two diamond rinse. near! pin and Noon» 1
.FIBHINO BONOONEO
over twenty yeare'ago it was said
today. and the project of the farm
abandoned.
The land plainly shows that it wasI
IIIIM BIII III
Bl IRAIII AI
IllIWlll llIl
Michael H. Arse. Aged Eighteen
Years, oi Bridgeport, Seri-
ously Hurt This liloon
lllllll ill] IIIIIIIIS
SIIII’ 1th III lllIIIIl
Niemovad to the Nurwalli Hospi-
tal, After Mayor Burnell I
ploughed and tilletf in one spot andI
the soil is exceedingly rich on the is-
land. Many of the older residents ro~I
member the building, and a few can:
recall its burning.
\nothcr industry was once canted
on at (Jockeuoe island it is reported.
A 11 hiekev distillery! was illegally run
there for a numberof years, although
details about it are-lacking
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lIIlIY IWII
ll I’IIRI
Serious Wreck Occurs on tie
Great Northern Railroad
Pemhine, N. D.
:1
ST. PAUL, Minn. Jan. 22.-lt was
rumored here this morning that a se-
'rious wreck had occurred near i’omlih
no, North Dakota. on Great Northern
Railroad. Unconfinnod reports stated
that #2 had been killed.
Railroad officials declared they had
no reliable information that the wrecli
had occurred and said they doubted
tht1 accuracy of the report.
Wreck in Ontario.
O’l‘TA'WA. 0111.. .11111. 2:1.»«11’1‘110 Min-
neapolis, St. Paul and Saint. Ste Marie
train, No. 10. which left Montreal at
10:30 lost niiiht, was wrecked by the
spreading of a rail at Month. ten
miles east of Pembroke. (1111., early to-
day. One passenger was killed and lif-
tecn injured. sovuu seriously.
EOUIPNENT FOil POLICE
OEPANIMENT ANNIVINO
Some of lbewqulpmoul for the pa.
llcv departincut has arrived. ‘l‘hv'
cabinet for the rouncn‘ gallery and tin1
'llnucr print uynioi' are in ”111 put-kin:
'cusc which had tint
been opened at
noon.
Home of the clothes for the oliir'crli
have arrived. too, with cups and other
equipment, but thN1 i'lllIl’l' nonalmnnon!
in not exporter] for 14011111 New Nlnyn on
yet.
The efficiency of the deportnwni will
be greatly enhanced by the addition
of tho now until lllNlI and lloloctivu
Horaennl 'l'honfii 1.1111111111411111] 111111
Nihloi’ William ii.l’i1nnlnuton will not
them in working; oerNN' at. once,
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EOLANTINE WNEONEO
Ordered Ambulance i
Jumping from a west-110111 :1 “Light
item at the 1101111111111 depot this 11111111-
lng, Michael ii. Ange, of. lliili Seavh‘w
avenue ilridgepohz. eighteen yeui 11 old,
slipped on the ice between the tracks
and fell beneath the moving 1111.3. T21.1
left arm «was severed by the eluding
'wheels just below the elbow.
Also stealing :1. ride on
was the
freight and decided to leave the train
:11. Rowayton. lie unscalculared his
step. evidently; and in falling his foot
did not stilko firmly with the conse-
quence above stated,
1. Station Agent William A. Reid pick.
ml up Arse and carried him to the
depot. where be bound up the arm and
.11 upped the flow of blood. A telephone
11111 was sent to Dr Francis 1 111111-
hell in Norwnih. and the latter 1.113de other. We mm
the nmbuianto meet the noon train
:1! the drum, on which hArec one taken
on a stretche' The 11111111114111 0 lost no
time in not log the young man to the
hospital, where Ilr, llnrnell attended
him. ‘
'i‘ht1 frclt'hi train was X, ll. No, 1‘.
and was in charge of Conductor J
Newton. whose home is at Ilnrlrm lily-
cr. The train was on i'nck No. 1
I11 goinu through llarieu,
lly 11111111111 ('1‘ 1.12'1 quirk :1N1il '11 N11 1‘1»
part. of the l‘illll‘tll.‘l 1111111 and 1111 inc»!
medical nntboriics ihN1 Illllll‘i‘il man
was in the hospital a little over half
an hon" after he was injured. ’1‘1111 1111-
cidcni happened at 11:30 and it was
only 11111111 minutes after pointimn 1"11'.
1‘I1N1 umbulnnco pulled up :11 11111 lli)“l‘ ('i'
the 11111111111er room .11 'hc 'NNstiiotion
Ii “111-. found necessary. :11 1111 I111
piiul to further mupututc the ,1111111:
man‘s arm, and it was 1'N1iNNNivoNI 112 :1
point nbovi1 11111 N‘IIll‘W, llr, 1311111111.».
1. lliirncll was: assist: Ii 11;: 111', ‘.‘illiu1:1
.l, 'i‘rnroy in the opcrnlii‘ui,
"l‘lic i‘tllllllili‘ll N'l' M111- muhl 111! 12..
told on “(1 Iltiil Iillllt' from “11- 111111111.»
i111; room just rhortli‘ bot-11111 11an ‘
time. but it I» believed Nhal I111 will 1'11»
cover 11111111,
OHIEF BOOAOOOS
INVESTIGATES FiliE
i‘hlcl’ (tourni- W. llllitill'illli. Ni 11:11
lIN'N1dopnriuiont, i1; iNNN'N1N1iN'ailNNN.’ 1.11 1111
reported llro \1 lili'Il tool: plot-N1 in 1le
home of liolwrl ANNNIN'o, In linolevu
avenue, Hpiiiinwoud. :iN'i'i‘l’ilI 111151.: ilkil
illllNu-r .111an ll. 'l‘ooihiil Nllnrowrm
11111 {1111111 3'N1N1li1i'ilny.
ii in iaclloretl iINni nonmo'ic 1111111131
ed Abdro‘n bounc, novel'lil rllithin 111:11
and wool to lwd smoking. 'l‘hN1 iron.-
(1'11 111 11nd iiNN1 pillmm were totally 1.1111~
Nitroyrd but. the tin» burned itself out
and was not. Nliin1111'11i'mi until after it
won all over. 1111.1 build; 111, ouninlih.
;for the failure 112' 11 report to I111 mode.
’i‘hN,1 chief will Nimhc 11 more then
ouch inventigntion when Andre 11-1
turns from New York N'lt1. where to.
Iii visiting. The button is apparently
ey were missing. Circulars sent. out1 tilxiiit‘losl'i‘iolt. Mone....lnn '22. Thel closed .. .1
at. the time described the men sought
as Harry Bdiaefor alias Hellenism
alias Murray.- twenty years old a 11111an tin coast becam known today through
or ironwurkerr or bartender. and Mb a. dispatch from Capt. Conrad to the
chael Sirocco. alias 13111130. The police
wrecking of the Gloucester linliinsr'
lichooner Extinction off the Nova tried
1'
owners. The vessel of 67 tons net.
'udvanced the theory that these men was driven ashore yesterday nehr 1.1111
will “11' met Martin in front of 11 baseball score comb N 8.. and will he a total lo‘ao.
property. not employment or rent ya- board and lured him to the house The eighteen men in the crew item
cant property quickly and cheaply.
u
I where he met death
rescued.
lNDICTMENT OF PACKING
OFFICALS.
(11111111110. Jun. 22~-lndlotmenl cf of—
ilcinln or one of the-biggest peeking
companion to (thico'go- is expected to-
day. charging the decorum! oi rebate:
on shipments from (2.11111ng inflow so,
I M10111
. miles along the DanbuNy & Harlem
. . ._ ~......~.....
F'alr tonight and Friday.
income
hwumms
Ready wiih Shoiguns and Dogs
to Prevent Company from
Tearing Up Tracks ‘
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Anti-Trust Measures Not to} ill
DAN'RURY, Jun. 23.~—§hotguns and
other implements of warfare were
brought into play by farmers for ten
Rushed Throu h I
railway, today, to prevent gangs of g wmmm
laborers from taking up the rails and
Hearings
other property which was recently ———...._...... '
bought by the Henry -.A minor Com- " '
loony, scrap iron dealers, of Philadel HVE In SERVE 7
111119. 11111 trouble is 1111111 to be the re-
sult of a promise by the railroad oili-
cials. after they had secured a right of
Iway over the land, to put into effect,
amount
One Will Define Sherman law
and Reduce‘betaiaide '
'withln a. reasonable length of time, an
Ielectric car service between lianbnry
and North Salem. N. Y. The railway
was constructed but no trolley cars
were run on the line.
A few weeks ago when it was re1 Ground
ported that the bondholders of the _.
company had sold the property to the " ‘ . , ., , . '
Philadelphia junk dealers,ihe farmers W‘WHBGI O'N' Jan. 24.~Publlelty
were enraged. The Philadelphia coir
com, 11 few days ,ngo, sent gangs of legislation 11101111111111; to Congress was .
laborers to this place to tear up the drtcrmined noon yesterday by the "1‘
rails and gaihci up the coppei wires I 141111.11t11c committees in the Houses
They were able to make pre"l‘(3.~s.1 101- and Senate. All the bills 'ill be in.
a few mile; outside the (ity, but then.' Ntoriuced as soon as passed upon by
strnik N1 sung in ihcli path that was the majority members of the com-
entirely unexpected Fem-es of the notices to be considered a; warning '
I111; militia. “lid GUM “11111111118 UH“ bases €01 full and free discussion in '
had apparently been built out of spite open [leggings
by the farmers confronted them so: 1 -1»..-
thnt they were unable to get on very7
fast with their work: in and around'
Hidgebury, .where the feelinc; is the
strongest, the laborers found that. (top
per wire. said to be worth in the
neighborhood of $1.,000 had been
stripped from the ttolley poles. and.
Ioi' the tentative drafts and anti—trust
t'i‘bntinnod on Sixth, Page.)
cannon
W, momma;
:1ntl deiicd ihc inboicrs to take away FOI IOW3 "IS 98" filer VOW Who 1
any of the railroad 1.10:1. The sitn 1o
ution has become so serious that it is WI” Appear Again In 2 WHERS ”i
t1i ll 1 1 ti 101111 authorities
“m“ “ ” ‘° 1 won Bank Books
will be asked to take some action.
NEW YORK l1111.‘..".2.-iienry £816- '1
METHDINST GHURGH ,cl, (1‘ the pri 111.1 bankiiw ‘irm ol' '
ill 1111111111 caNoNriou i“... 1 11-111 1 1111111111 11' 111111
cpartmunt tort .utcrr disses. now in
the land. it littfth’llR. 11011 the pin 11,111 ‘
Ni his purines. l-‘Naul: 11.3. lit-gene's a .'
witnms before Special Examiner '
(lootgo (‘. iloli today. '
ldxv.lnil;:o llol: was recently appoint.-
N1Nl examiner :.N' 11111 l‘llliifil States Cir-
cull court at. the request of the receive
(11's or the built :1an the stores to my 1
by
the bunk aid transactions between the.
11111111 and IIIt' utort' '.
We;
The oiiiilzil luurd of the I’irsi 11(1th-
odhd NhuN'N'IN NY 81.11th Noun}? hell .1
rezulnr meeting; 1:111 (1111111111. The 11113
111ml reports \vcrc submitted 11nd the
church society shown to I111 in 11 most‘
lNl'ulilNy and gratifylnl: N'N'ndition, The
election oi‘ oiliccrs will lake place 1111
next ‘\"'d“"“"“1" "WH'IW' to “M0" lain iui'oNNNNiNlINm regarding Ionns
time the board innit nNijouriNuNN-NNL
'1‘1111 1‘0inth 1111111 Npmrii'rly ronl‘N'r
.NNN'o oi the church will lilIit‘ Illlli‘P this Frank 1.), ‘t'ogci instilled o‘. the hell!“ ‘
111111111»: 1111111 11. llllilllli'l‘ oi l11.poiinni 3111: ginghflui 111111 7,5” b» :71; .11 exum~
111111111111 will be annulilcrcvl. It 11 prob “My 11.11“ wee}...- hencc. when be In to
ably that 11111 1111-: all of llov. William prior. 111:.- prlvnic banking books and
ti. \N'ahcimiu, as pastor, will b:- 11111~ 11111111111111. ills 111sllliil‘lly yesterday
iich. Illiiii‘l'i Soprl'iiitnNNilN'ut A, ll \vtisiililii'iti'lii‘l that .mrlnvy (lnponlte‘
(it odvnnuuh. or 5111111111111, will “1' the in u... prlvmu hunk of ilenry Siege! tip
presidlu: olili'cr. N'mrpnny “'11:; 11111111 for ninking‘ 1011115
to various department stores ldt Milled
' l r1 with the i-ilcucl (‘oi'pornthnu and that
Two SHELTQN 8”?” while his 111111141111 11111 in the outer-
EET jA'L sENTEfiQES prlin-o anioonied to SI 400000. butts
few thousands oi thin moor-y romaine»
in his puma-slob lnlliiy. .
In his: liniliiuoily, 1111 reported yon~
rdoy. .\l1'. Viml'l one made 10 any
Hill'.i.‘l'il.\. .l.1NN. 22!. ”11:11 Illtlt‘ltiu
linohi. one of the two 11.11111: women to
whose iil'l'voi dour lIli' Nollie of tilt: 11111111111 311111.111n‘lol'eailoi'porntlonwnd
Sidney lliunicnthul i‘oinpanr 11111 mi n N'rcdiior I” 1111 I I.“ 111111 coricct‘u m
an ouibrmil ol the oiilkiniz wonuri the extent “I w 0110.1.100 1mmwwnm
.oul lib—ll 11,: Nopnibiau' N. 1111.. :11'1'11131111 ”mm 1111 what Mr “le did 11-131. mm
in 11111 1111.11 NNoNNi imiiu' on .1 NlNaN 1,'N that the £11111;sz Stories hlrpomllol’i Willi
of brunch oi" lili' [111:NN'N1. 2'-iNN1 IN liili :1 n ill blm' ni 1111‘ “mm”, “mum mull;
111111“ 1‘ 5111111112. Iilillill ".Ilillg 11.1! amount iii1 11th 1p 11,
1.1111 NNN 1111 No 12111 «111,111 111 1110.11: 11111141 1
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