. out' very attractive circulars:-
Proiessional Cd
Miscellaneous
[IFFIIE'IIS liWfiBTlMTEil
,' (Continued tron: nrst puke)
has ' and
ids, and ,- t‘cau .ba'dbezil~tion1 this corr'espon-
dance that the War-Ionics was inform-
’ edenrly in December last of the poo
face or Caps. Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty- Five Woras or Less. 25c;
Three Times, 591:. Each Additional, Word 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
sibllity of. resimtlons oi oilicers be.
Ing presented in cocaine political sit~
:‘
WANTED
TO: LET
nation in regard to Ulster came to a
1.
In 518011 crisis. In consequenca of this inform-
anon Col. John Steely. the Secretary of
State for 'War, interviewed the gen-
, oral oilicers In command and explain-
FOR SALE '
*1.
a
ed to them that an otiicer oi the Brit
wRNTaoL-Mau As,».coacnusu;
one who understands, milking: also
iwommr as cook and laundrot-is.
Andrews, 46 WestAve" South Nor
svdlk. ‘ 11125 31.1
I
To LET-lrlas'r moon, :1 cor-
tnge St., East Nonwalk, four large
Mrs, rooms, cook room, ‘attic, attic bed- dition;
room, go‘od cellar.
inquire onipreluises.
Rent reasonable.
wsuraofiwssuluo‘ TO no AT?
{North Taylor Ave , n124 (it
———i
WANTED—«AN ENGLISH :SI’MEAK
111g girl for general housework Apply
1
evening‘s. Mrs F. I, Burneil, 9" South
ill-Iain 81. .
WANTE'Dc—JBOY. mourns .1. W.’
Miller, 136 Water 181. 11123 3t
WANTED-BY HUNGARIAN, SIT-
ruation at general housework. Inquire
corner Connecticut .Ave and Cedar
St. u123 3t
-WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
Ihouseuiork. One that can understand
English. “Address “13." mils 3t
WANTE—POSID'I‘ION 13v A LADY
steuograpbor, bookkeeper. Afternoons
or few hours daily. ‘Has own typewrit-
er. Address "M," Box 96, Norwalk.
mls 1w
WANTED ~— FIRST MORTGAGES
32,1300 and $3,800 for modern stucco
residences. 6 per cent. interest in ad-
vance. Box 635, 'South Norwalk, Conn.
m18 6t
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices tor {alt calves
85.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 it
at other methods have failed to
help you‘ and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods ‘
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
Dl'l'IDEN _p__ NOTICE
Fairfleld County Sayings Bank
lNorwalk, Conn, March 19, 1914.
Mrs meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Falrfleid County Savings
{Bank Iheld this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate or four (4) per
cent. per annum was declared to do-
positors from the earnings of the six
anon-tbs ending March 3151, 1914.
The same will be entered on puss—
b00ks and :paid on and after April
10111, 1914. '
By order of. the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made 011 or Before
April 4th 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
11120 181.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or 1111111111 in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later lite in the different organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain,hcaltl1 is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spins. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
1‘. Francis..D. C.
. 91 Washington 8h, do. Norwalk, cenn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer
, gentlémen.
TO LET-APRIL ls’i‘,
or gas lights. New house. Rent
819. 09. Inquire 51 Osborn Ave, Last
Norwalk. m2?» 3t
To LET—AT. "THE JOHNSON iOnpingtons $1, and Barred Plymouth
11124 3t tan,” 2 High :.,St comfortably furnished1
single .01' double rooms for ladies or
Some suits suitable for
light housekeeping. Refined surround-
ings. 11124 3t
.TO LET—«FROM APRIL IST.
three rooms on second floor, to couple.
Part improvements with electric lights
and gas...
Taylor Ave, 80, women. m23 at
TO LETr-‘ON SPRING ST., HOUSE
111 good condition to a small family.
Teleplfone evenings, 686. ' m23 tit
'ro ,LET-l<‘lVE ROOMS. GOOD [.0
cation. rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 3.3
Core Ave, East ~Norwalk. m23 6t
T0 LET—APRIL 1, 181‘ FLOOR.
all improvements, 49 Osborne Ave.
Adults preferred. Inquire 10 Fort St.
n123 3t
To LET—39 CHAPEL 'ST., FIVE
rooms; also live 1100111 apartment at
blast Vi’ashin-gton St. inquire III 80.
Main '81. mild ti
TO LET—-FIVE ROOMS, WITH IM-
.pnovements. 9 «Hamilton Ave. [in
quire United Grocery Co. 11120 ti
'TO LET—A'i‘TRACTIV'E ONE-
half family residence, 6 rooms, ell
improvements. beautiful interior, 5
minutes to East Norwaik station.
Marius Construction Co.,125 Wash-
ington s1. ‘ 11118 61
To LET>~4 ROOMS, N0. 1 COVE
Ave.- All modern improvements. In-
quire R. Josoiovsky, 4 Cove Ave.
n11? ti
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters’ supplies. Wall pa
per, up-to‘date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 409. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. m14 of
‘."..._...,.1._._._ _-. mp;
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
.John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti
mates {or that job or inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have don't this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
' PHONE con.
20'thLCentury Triumph
Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments, assures positive
and permanent cure, reaches ‘every
case. Investigate.
Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic
Treatment, Latest Treatment at the
the Spine.
A System 01 Healing which brings
about the cure of! all diseases by
bringing mind and body into her-
mony with Nature.
poor 111111-151
‘lSpecial Notloewl hava removed on
office at Keeler'a Bldg, 80. NorwaI,
to my Main Office at 1199 Ghapel 81.,
New Haven, Conn. ..
1...”...
WORKMENIB COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AGCIDIIINT
. INSURANCE
Write Me ior Sample may.
' 0.1. MoGOVERN ‘
INSURANCE. AND ".EAL ESTATE
1155 Washington street.
LR. 1H Fitch who will handle the
press agent’s job this summer for 111‘s,
ton Point Park, is busy now ”trotting
’ - . his Brothers Company o1 New Haven
tooth Nor-walk. 601111. Tel. 845.
new HAVEN CONCERN
» PORATED. .
HARTFORD, .Marcb ZEN-Wile her
iNCOR-
m-Zt‘r lit'
Thane
home. Inquire Mrs Foreit, first house rooms :with bath. to 0011918; elécmc windshield ,sipeedometer
Inquire LeRoy Adams, 28'.
Vital Organs. the Nervous System and .
ish army was entitled to obey orders
to shoot only in case the order was 11
reasonable one, under the circum-‘
stances. -
The secretary of war told them
that no one, from a general down to
F0355, 8ALE~~~1IAIIY PliLLil'iAN
carriage. English style. In good'oon-
$8.00. Address Pullman, care
Sentinel. 1n2<i lit
FOR SALEM—BRUSH R'U‘N‘A‘iirO U'I‘.
newly ,9,“qu good condition, top, 11 private, was entitled to use more
5 luntps, force than was required to maintain
electric, 8M and oil lights No. 1 Oak order and the safety of life and prop-
St. “133“, erty. He pointed out that nosoldier
could shelter himself from the civil
law behind an order given by a super-
ior edit-er If that order was unreason»
able and outrageous. He continued:
“It, therefore. officers and men of the
British army have been led to believe
that there Is a. possibility they might
be called upon to take outrageous ac-
FOR BALE—EGG SETTINGS. 'IIUF‘F
Rocks, 50c.
Mrs
D.
From all
a. M. M. Prescott,
37. '
prize stock.
Brookside, R. F.
11123 t
FOR SALE—OLD FASHIONED
mahogany davelrport sofa. Anderson,
10 issue 8t., 'Norwulk. 11123 31 onstration of Orangemen who were
’ ' causing no dangerto the lives oi their
FOR vsALE—«MOYER 5 PASSEN- neighborswbad as Were the effect) on
her touring 'car, 1919 model, in first-
claes condition, for sale cheap. John
discipline in the army, nevertheless
it was true that they were in fact
H. Cos, II Concord St. 11123 31 and in law, instilled in a refusal to
‘ :obey,
MISCELLANEOUS. “There never has been and is not
.now ahy intention. however, of giving
outrageous and illegal
troops.
NOTICE—4 HAY-E soon 111v (liiO- Orders to “10
cery store of 8 Raymond St. to F.
Feldlllail and (Thiusky. I“. Kaufman "The 1““ will be ”WWW“ and
and 8011. m3; 3, must be obeyed. What has now to be
_ traced Is the possibility of action be-
m W31 Eing required by troops to supporting
I m ! the civil power In protecting lives and
E 1 I
mm property when the police is unnlle to
0' hold its own
"Attempts have been made to dis-
suade the troopsfrom obeying lawful
orders given to them when acting In
support of the civil power.. Those ut-
lolnpis have aflmbntcd to the claim
' that officers and men of the army
'conld pick and choose between lawful
and reasonable orders, saying they
' would obey in one case and not in on-
other."
Continuing thattliero had not been
' '1 single case of lack of discipline I11
sold. rents
repaired. Rentals 0
per month. Machines
9&1? up“!!! per month.
a ummer vp“-
writer lulu ,
Iridnport. on 158W Wrtioid
ROTON’
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a. LETTS, PROPS.
1 1 this respott iu the ili'lilsli army, (‘01.
OFFERS 140R SA' E Steely Sflyifl p-l .»
1 pen of choice n1ated“At the same time as views and
Barred Plymouth liocks. 1 pop \v lute
Leghorn 1 pen Rhodc island Rods.
1.11911 Willie \lysudottes, 1 pen 1Bull
Rocks. Nine outlets and corkelei in
each 11911.11! this dork me laying.
Price Sifibb poi pen,
Crockett 81. Flo owayton.
Phone 1624-2 or 51?.
statements uttered 111 the press and
elsewhere made the position vicar, l
Informed the general ofiicers that I
would hold each of them individually
responsible to see that there was no
conduct in their ('omnumds subver-
sive to discipline. I loidtthem they
could let it be clearly understood that
any such conduct would be dealt“ with
under the king‘s regulations.
“If any army oilicer should tender
his resignation, i told the generals
that they should ask for his reasons.
and It be indicated that he desired to
choose which order he would obey, I
would submit to the king that the oili'
oer should be removed from the
arml‘."
' This was followed by a letter dated
March it. from the War (mice to Gen.
Sir Arthur Puget. c011111111ndcr~in~chiet
In ilreland. in which Sir Arthur was
informed.
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,. Our 2 .
Adv'ertisers
Where and What
to Buy
A gown cannot be fitted over an ill-
chosen corset. Don't guess in buying
your corsets—~be sure of the style. The:
N. E. Ryan Co. is prepared to offer'
expert assistance in the careful selec,
lion oi the model best suited for every
type of figure.
lRead J. I. Mallettea ad\. on niacin
and colored silk skirts.
A number of valuable old French.
and antique clocks thoroughly repair-
ed are to be seen at Charles brand a. 1
He 1 l
curaa '8': 'l'li'de 'nk'he quality and ac Special District Meeting, to be held in
cy o 6 wor 1" 5"“ are ““9" the Fitch School House Friday even-
ested in such fine delicate machinery lug, April 31d, 19,14 at 8 o‘clock ,.p 111.,
so and look. , ti'or the following purposes. to wit. »»
Dainty dross goods for Easter gowns Article»-
. r , l——4To consider the best method of
"" be found in abundance M Tris- conducting all 'or part of the electri-
tram a liyatt's.
Ical lighting plant or business of said
Dr. J. H. Mallory is abreast of the Third District. ,
times in "Toothology" dies adv. ”tic-“Tia take aside?! relative to t'h‘i"
on hence a or on) par 11
“1'33: “'0'“ "'0 sale 0' shapes at said electrical lihsiness or plant or
' ‘to take action ‘on‘ lilo disposal of all
All sizes and stvics in refrigerators or any part. of the present electrical
and ice chests at reduced prices. ISeo business or 915ml
Norwnlk Furniture House adv. 1 131:“ empower '1'"; Distrlfitt (0m
. . - ‘ in ac, or any specs comm so 111';-
U can agent the special at the ROY“! pointed at said meeting, to do any or
rotary ompany In their adv. all hi‘tlle things heretofore mentioned
All who are interested in poultry In this call“ , .
should read the adv. oi Rowland & I-To authorize the District 0011b
[,eug imissionars, ill theorems of the Third
(:oa1,11ot (linkers. Is what William Taxing District, to purchases: “'8' for
the use of the District
“mm“ '9 ”em“ “ i b-«I-lonstder the advisability of up
11101111 hi all descriptions at dlriggen' pointing a Committee, to act in an ad-
man Bros.“ vlaory capacltv with the District Gom-
Motors and marine engines will be i“:sflmé‘t’fl:
found at 19.11. Lockwood a: Co’s. also ‘8' o
adv. -
“ The Third
Taxing District
" CITY OF NORWALK.
Eustfiorwulkhfloun” lion-h 25”.“ 191-1.'
The vlyegul Voters and Taxpayers, ci‘
this. Diwatrict are hereby warned of 11
Mr. 1L E Mead
M.Doiin, who is, located in ‘th "ior-.1 rendered
meMr Abditorlum building; in North
Main 11113111, is proposed to 111195 are,
for ladies‘ sui rt ,
{Alsol'epaii Rigid“ 9'72} in
fasteners, in moments
unhappiness toihorro
' inbi‘flu,
Game Warned” I
laiutw“
diiytand ’
to loadable 111m
. Work
'tIon—«t‘or instanc‘eyto massacre a dem- ‘
l
‘ given a letter initialed by Col.
1.;
ti w'l‘o hear thorrepori relative to thc‘
‘ ‘Oommiswnem Salary. regarding bill
home the District, t‘pvn '
ll '13}
or beat
by tho gnvsrnrnsrd that attempts may
he made in various parts of Ireland by
evil disposed persons to obtain posses
sion oI’ studs and ammunition and
other government stores, it is consid-
ered advisable that you should at once
take such special precautions for safe- .
guarding'thedepots and other places
where arms and stores urn kept. us
you may think advisable.
“It appears that Armsgh, Omugh,
Cnrricki’srgus and Euniskclieu sre- in»
sufficiently guarded. being specially
liable to attack. "
Orders also note ulvru to the oili-
cel's in command ol‘ barracks whcro
arms and ammunition were stored or!-
located that they would be held rod
sponsible for the safety of that pro-
perty and that such places never
should be left unguarded, ,
It Is pointed out that this order re-'
Icrrcd to the whole of Ireland, .
General Puget telegraphed to tho»
War Office on Month 20, that all thei
officers of the Fifth Royal lirisll Lari~
ccrs stationed in Dublin had resigned
with the exception of two. He said
he feared that the same conditions
prevailed among the chimera 01’ the
Sixteenth Queen's Lancers, stationed
at the Curragh. and that the men
would refuse to move. '
That same evening General Puget
telegraphed to the War Oilice that the
brigadinr-genernl and fifty-seven oi-
ilcers of the Third Cavalry brigade at
the Curragh "prefer to accept dismis;
as! if they are ordered to the north."
The War Office replied to this dis
patch authorizing had tendered their
resignations or in nuy other manner
had disputed your authority. The
resignations of all officers should be
refused." ,
The War Ollicc also said that other
officers were being sent to relieve
Brig-General Hubert Cough, com
manner of the Third Cavalry brigade.
and the commanding oilicer of the
Fifth and the Sixteenth Lancers, .who
were ordered to proceed to London,
General (tough to reporting the feel
lug in his brigade as the result of a
communication from the “111' Office.
conveyed to him verbally by lenernl
Sir Arthur Puget. says: "The officers
of my brigade are unanimous in the
opinion that further information is es-
sential before they should-be called
upon at such short notice to tune, dc—
cisiotls so vitally affecting their whole
Cochin r s one oi the '
1111:. in hi'st'tlry, but it 131(ng
its newust and highest pe
lion in the Stamford range. “
you think it odd that tho
should still be anything new in“
cooking. just examine a Stanc-
‘ ford. ‘
Horace R. Nash, Cor.
dertsking that therewas no intention law. Replenentaiives Lonergon o.
of using the army to crush Ulsters Donovan are now reported to be
political opposition to the Home Rule only members of the delegation W110
till". The correspondence howaver, ,inre standing by I'rtsident. "W
points out that the Government re- Representative Manon bassaid
talus its right to use the army to' posed repeal Representative Kennedy
maintain law and order, its reported as taking the some ntfltb
The orders issued by the War Otlice tnde owing to the opposition in his disw
in respect to the duties of the army trict to repeal but he says he has at
in Ireland, chiefly in connection with made up his mind. Represents '
the protection of government stores, Reilly is said to oppose meal, 1.1,,
arms and ammunition are given verb |he is leaving town in a. few days do:
completely The correspondence. , a long rest and will probably not be
how e1 er, omits the verbal communica- here to vote. Suvpervisor Daniel
tion made by General Sir Arthur Howard, of Windsor, and a may _
Puget to the oilicers at the t‘urragh 18 teachers are in Washington. '
camp, which led to their resignations; Road’s swamp“, “a“.
and w,hich the Government argues.i It is understod that the next. mob
was the result of “a misunderstand. 'lem to be tackled In coneclion With
“‘5 . ithe dissolution of the New Haven guy
That the version of General Puget' 9 tem is the question whether tquound
communication read by A 1dreu Bon-' steamboat “n, 5 shall be divorced “cm
31' Law, leader of the Opposition in .the railroad control nnderihc “mm
the “0““9 0" Commons 0“ ‘Iond“)"‘.canai act. The interstate commerce-
was substantially correct, seems clear- commission will soon name a date for
1y indicated in Law 0" “1‘“ 0cm" hearing the application oi‘the railroad
siou read 11 letter in which General to ho relieved from the divorce provi~
Puget. stated that ”active operations sins of the law. The application must.
were to begin against Ulster and that be acted upon b)‘ July Um“ under‘the
it ““5 expei‘icd that country would law, or the commission-will have too:
'1’” "‘ “' “m“ "-V S“'““““~"-" “‘9 tend the time within which the rail
lrish ('omnlander-ln-chlef wrote that road may continue to 02561118 the
he was in close communication with Sound lilies. lending determination o
“1" “:“r O‘ii‘u'e 3“" had received "'3 the question as issued The railroad In
SilllCili-‘nb‘ “0m headquarters '0 notl anxious fcl action.
future, and “perm”, that ,, ('lcar 1‘5 his ()‘lllttii‘ s that thoso of them dom— State Against PrBhiltitIon.
definition should be given 01‘ the milled in Ulster would be ““0“?" to “any Petiffl'. JR are being receive
terms' duty 11,-: ordered ‘flnd active disappear and be afterward relustst
by Connecticut toughessmgn on the
prohibition quer \ilOIl. Among the petal
iicncrs braid from today was 1331- Gov.
Rollins Woodruff of New Haven, was '
opposes a constitutional amendment'1
for nation wide prohibit.ionl',Fred N
Orr of New Haven, scandal-y of the
Connecticut lirewcrs' association 1
here working aguinst the prohibition
amendment
Oilnr visitor; IIiCllHit‘ Senator Haul
mend: of Putnam and his nieces, T. 8
Allis, wife 'nud dilug‘btsr, oi\ Derby.
Miss Helen Minor and nephew Fred's;
crlck ciH Salisbury.
lion. Donovan called at the Whito'
House toning. on a personal mutter.
LAWLER FOR MAY'QH
Voung Lawyer Nominated by Harte-
ford Democrats, Defeating Spell“ '
HARTFORD , March 24 .--W , H
lawler, a young lawyer, "
night nominated for mayor ti! this!”
by the Democrats, defeating ior
State senator Thomas J. SDOIIMY; Who.
was the candidate two years 8.50.11
vote of 2.450 101.850. Mr. ‘La
carried seven out of the te‘hwards.
The Republicans renomindted ms
or Louis R. Cheney by acclnmaflo
last week Election occurs 5?" Teens
day. April 79111111 a lively campaign a
in prospect.
ed. ’i‘ilcy must. however. give their
word of honor not, to light for Ulster.
in the published correspondencefiirig:
luucral Hubert Gougl1,_ underlines
phrases such as “active operations"
when asking for further information.
and it appears evident that he was
quoting the remarks or General Puget.
After a protracted i‘nbluet council
today, the rumor was started that the
of entire. ministry had decided to resign.‘
. Other reports were current that (‘01-
one] Secly, Secretary of War. and
Winston Spencer Churchill, First'lom
of the Admiralty, imd handed theii
resignations to Premier Asquith, No'
continuation of either oi these reports
was obtainable.
003 Will It'll ill ill
b.1111; ill .Biii 11w
”bu—- 1......—
Foimer’s Remarks About Nev.
London “harbor oi Idle Rich”
Beetles Latter.
operations in Ulster.‘ ‘
“if nut-I1 duty consists in the 111111 -
teuunce of order and preservation and
of property all the oilincrs, including
myself, are prepared to carry out that
duty. If, however. the duty involves
the Initiation of active military oper-
ations against Ulster. the following
officers would respectfully land under
protest prefer to resin."
The names of titty-six omrers
the Third Cavalry brigade follow,
After an interview with Colonel
Seely. General Cough wrote to the
War Oflice that one of the first (was
lions asked by the phloem: wou'd be:
“in the event of the present Home
Rule bill for ircland becoming law}
can we be called upon to enforce it
on Ulster under the expression 01
‘maintaining law and order?” This
point should be made quite clear.
Otherwise there will be geueial mis-
conceptions."
in reply to this General Gongh \\ as
Secly
as Secretary for War, and by Field
Marshal Sir John French. in which:
he was authorized to inform the old:
core as follows: "The Army council
is sntistiedthat the incident which
has arisen In regard to their resigna-
tions was dueto a misunderstanding."
The letter continues that it is the
duty of soldiers to Obey commands for
the protection at life and property
and in support of the civil 110va H
the slant of disturbance, and the
Army (‘ouncil is glad there never has
been, and neier will be, any question
of disobeying suoh orders. It on 11in
use: “Tho Government must retain its
right to use all the forces of the
Crown in ' 'Irelnnd 'or‘elsewhcre to
maintain order and support the civil
poorer hr the ordinary execution or
their duty but it has no ' intention
\VASI'II'NI'I'I‘CIN; i), (1, Mort ii 271.“—
Tllc possibility of n first-clues row is
build lill’illi, in Representslivu Dono-
van‘s statement hi hi» recent spedh Mr. Lawlel represented liartiordl
in the House officer:sontntivcs that the last General Assembly.
whiic Bridgeport. with 11 big commerce "
gets no money in the river and hurbsr ,
bill “L'I‘un list .101 011.3 sidlc Ilith‘” ill-
or me which 11.11. no 1011111191 1'1 to speak 1
(.al', guts 1:11 1:_ ;1r1."11iution 01‘ $170,000 "
and a :30 ~l‘(;:1t..cllal'111.rl. " it wai- sup,-
ii-Jsed by some I‘li'lhov'eli 'l‘l‘i'Cl‘l‘P'l to
Nowiori, it. , but since then it 1111:.
heroine clean" that he 1111111111 New in 11
don. Donovan bir-u-c'if cstcridw said
he meant vaport but 'adzléd that his
Mother file
Should lines
that the care of your little
ohe s constitutional hahi . .
during childhood, is your
whatever of tithing advantage .11 ibis “Emma, ,0 111 H. -1, w “muffin,“ first and greatest duty u ‘,
right in order to crush political on m, ymvhhws, m ,‘,m],,,,g,.;v . . £31132: 11mg? £133“ 1:;
. I
position to “’9 policy 0" I'M” Wm“ Ttwreseutnilvo Mullen 11111.11 11.11111' ‘ £9 ofpthe 005ml; tend to
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