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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 20, 1914 · page 12

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lawn and garden.

~ dot" the early 11th mg of ‘lanta 11nd v etoblell tor the summer garden.” ‘ '
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Will MARE THEM ,

The Hatch 81 Barley Company ‘

COUTH NORWALK. CON

‘ i ‘ er Charles E Hughes. (Au of 01 limit :;,
‘ of the United Stolen Atlontlo fleet, 'to- "
day called on General- Qusta'vo Mans. '33:
commander of the Federal troops at {'2
Val-a (1111,1111 or; the commander of '
the port. and instructed them to order ii.-
all merchilut vessels out or the hon In"
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WAS-HINQTDN April 20,-4'1'119 Sen- '-
ote passed the volumes}; army bill for f .
tolling into the router service militia :.

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but FEED THE
,.,0UND wrru NA—
'RE’S BEST AND
STRONGEST.

FERTILIZER ‘
e on M an u re
from Chicago Stock Yards,
Pdlverized and Unadultera-

In Bags of 100, 50
and 25 pounds.

 

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BUY
Hazelton
Coal

AT

T The B. Hershileld 81. Son 00'

lA Ful Line?"

Of Japanese and;
Chinese Mailings

will be found in our
House Furnishings.

M. GUTKOWSKY

At the Former Auditorium Bulidirg,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy secmrl‘lund Furniture.

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TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.
“ Spaiding’ s
0 0 A I- Baseball
Before you My ill vonl supply of.
(‘0111 for lle\t winter try n few .. ..
,’ «bushels flom ' ‘ d
William Efl‘ron G00 S
You will find that the tool goes
to ashes. AT ..
Nor. Ciinkers _
and does not injure the grate. RIGGERMAN I
m- 441' T°'-441- LET us DELIVER ‘voun DAILY
AND SUNDAY PAPERS.
' JUNK DEALER .
‘You only need write a postal or .

phone to Wm. Effron and you will
get a ready market for things whlom
you don’t want, such as rags, pmpers,‘
bottles, rubbers, scrap-iron, metals,
leather beds a specialty. We are
waiting for your call. Wm. l-lll’ron, .5
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Awnings

. If you need new Awnings or l‘he

AS FRESH AS
the lust bit 01' lll'WH t-hut cmer-
gcs from the ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we oil‘el'. \VI- curry u lnrpe _
vnricty of the very finest of
sI-uuouuille vegetables,
' (‘nll und lct us snug-cut some-
llllll'g for dinner.

.Ghiotto SI Co.

Music Hall Block

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

old ones repuircd, ‘phunc us. Sut-

isfnctitnl gunruntccd. l’l‘iI'vs rcus-

enable. 1

KOHN BROS.

"Tel, 489. 72 North Maln St.

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Do your Duty

to YOURWII .II‘ and look (1ch 0m $111
MiG-nu Suits. You cun sum from $.i

 

 

BURGLAR CAUGHT IN ACT PULLS

' , W " ‘ IIIY - ' ‘ inwA
to ill on your Slprilll; Hull by bllyilrg h "Wit“ ’ AW“ 1‘ . mun
here who robbed Hi‘\'t‘l‘lll local anltnI of-
' (‘IIH pull-1 cupl'urrd by In: W. J. Md-

i'Jlllotl in tho iullcr'n office .Vrlillll'tlity'
afternoon. but cscupl'd lifter pulling
n. I'l-volver. The police ludicro. ho is
one of u guilt: who rcmnlly ruthcd
Ihnlul elm-cs in Ilrldllcpml 11nd oth-
er cliil'll

' Goltlieh’s
. $27&$lOCIo hingStore

NORTH MAIN STREET.

Good tenants are to
the advertising.

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be hudwfor

,3‘3‘1' WC *GCM‘WUE‘CI '

Savings Dollar

is quite as important as acquiring it

Slurl the sysicnlntil' saving of Iron a little of your income for de~
. posh ill

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

when t- it will crow lnpidly who-1 aided by thé liberul interest. paid.
SAFE DEPOQIT VAULT.

 

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Norwaik Furniture House

Lawn Chairs. Settees, and Swings

Get our prices before purchasing.

Artistic Porch Furniture

A new stock of most artistic-models in suites or single pieces.

Refrigerators and ”ice Chests .-

All kinds and sizes. with; the, enamel or zinc lining.

 

Many dainty

regiments in time of war.. The hill ..II
alreudy has passed the House.

ABROPL‘ANE vs. AUTOMOBILE.
An Amqlcq'n Crone: the High. Amie

in An Automobile—Another.‘n Ar-

gentine-American; Lou: >Hl|"Lli'J
, in Attempting the Feat in An 1
, Aeroplane;

A transcontinental trip from Buenos
Alres, Argentina, to Santiago, Chile. by
'- automobile was ""receutly ac~ '
,complished by a Yankee in 1.1 Yankee ‘
. car. Johnson Martin, being a native
‘of the United States, is 11"Yunqui” to
lull Shuth Americans. regardless of the

section of this country whence he or- -
lginuted. and be it was who made the
first. successful crossing of the back.
”'bone’ of the Southern Continent—«the.
‘Andes Mountains. The feat was golf-'3 acme of nerve and coolness to nego-
‘ernlly noted by the press of the world.l [into it. Often had it been tried by

;but one interesting f'cnturu connected;- (“hem and machine 1' ti .. ti
'thcrcwilh has apparently been over! ' S o 0"” nu on-

. Julitleu without Ilu'cess——~ nil . 1
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L O O K
Brand’s Window

See the open prices on v1 '
-. urtin s courn e u . ' ' -
Watches Clocks Jewelry the two most modern inventions of 10“ g “d endurance 1111.11
, , . . ly succeeded and the iankee cur -wlth
0mm“ Goods. colnotion, the automobile and the ne- . t
. roplunc {- its iankee driverlcronscd safely over
LOOK ' the summit and down to Santiago on

in referring to this rivalry And the
difficulties confronting both aviator
and nutolnoblllst in crossing the An-
des, an article in the current. number
of the Monthly Bulletin of the i‘un- \m
micun Union states:

“The lispnllute remains. ucvcrthc-
less. the tumour. puss tll'IUSS the \n
doll. its eléxutlon of 1:. 9.500 foot, and
the peak of Aconcagua. 2:.392 l‘ecl,
lowerinpr above It mnko it remarkable.
Over it runs the old mule mm between
Argentinn and Chile: on the division
Ilnc is .«Iitunlcd the bountiful slutuc of
The llhrlst of the .\|ltlt‘li, which is vill-
“do to all who make this possnuc. and
Just below it is the nvuvly culmlrul'tcd
tunnel opened for the railway in thin
ut an elevation of 10,501) fool. Its ud-
vnntngc “(’3 ill its directness between
the two capitals and thc souports. Sull-
Iluno nud Vulpnrnlso In t‘hilc and line-
lVos Aims ill Argolltillu. ’ijp drove the
Uspuilutn in the ulnbition of nil bird-
Incn. because it is so difficult. To by
over the Andes Ill 11 lt‘l\\'t‘i‘ nIIIludo
would not be very huznrdous, but ill

lN BRAND'S WINDOW.
138 WASHINGTON STREE.

the other side. it is said that 1111 en-
thusiastic reception by American nu-
tomobile associations nwniis him upon
his return to this country. He bout
the best aviators of South AlneriI-u-~~--
und there are none better ucrous the.
Andes.

._._..-_.-E.'I...._-_-...._.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH COM-
FORTABLE.

VIENNA. Astrid. mud on. «“‘l‘hef
Emperor Francis Joseph passed It l'uir-
Iy comfortable night. His health 111.11-
crwiI-le is not uusutisl‘nctory." ‘l‘hi..
was the oiilcltll bulletin isnucd toduy
hi the pnlucc oi" Schocnbruun. It 21150
wus hinted tllut his majesty rum :11 his
usual curly hour nnd Irunsurlud our

cinl business.

The Ilupclini doctor's bullcliu issul'll
soldier in tho. morning said:

“For n fortnight his majesty host
been sum-ring- from inlormittcnt
hourscuoss and I'lItllrrh of tho brun-
cllinl tubes, but witIIOut huy feverish
symptoms. On Suturduy. however,

 

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11111113 11111 raucous

Mrs. Peter J. Kllboy.

lleuth claimed Mrs Peter J Kilboy,
of ii Plymouth uvclluc, last night. 111'-
lcr u. lingering illness of hourly u.
your. Mrs. Kilboy was forty-four yenrs
old and leaves her husband, and son
John. The funeral service will be
held on \Veducsduy morning at 9
o’clock, from St. Mary‘s t‘hnrch. in-
terment will be in St. Mary's ceme-
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Gladys Gertrude Carey.
llludvs Gertrude, ugod eight months
und t'wenty-six days, died at. llt‘l‘ home,
2] Day street, yesterday. She was
the dunghror of Mr, and Mrs. George
W. Cnrcy. llcv_ It. .I. Sore-e oilil'iutcd

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

THE FIRST OF THE

in white, and with colored designs.

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Ladies Rain. Coats
New additions to this stock, have made it the most complete

and, attracuve that we have ever shown.
colors, from $2.50 to $10

 

 

 

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at tho services held :11 3:1.‘0 o'clock. is te' ' w s suizod wit un 'llltltlh .
’ “m we the “Chimmem “0"” "m h ”M 5-” a ' h ‘ w
todny. Interment was in Riverside , , . 1 , of sillverlng. Illls temperature rose ‘
(met-1 A be so noteworthy. [‘0 cross any otlcr and ther was also an accumulation
(‘1 ‘ I V' h._tv w—mfimfl .._._..————.._— ~___ _
‘ ) puss in an automobile might be cqnnl- e —" ’— ___,__.—--___

Sidney B. Buggies.

Sldllcy ll. Buggies. nuinmute of the
Soldiers’ Home, at Noroton, died in
the Home, lushnight. at thcluge of six.
ty-cight years. The body was Slilppf‘dlv
to Merlden, this morning, where inter-
ment will he made.

Fune‘ral of R. L. Higlginc.

The funeral of Dr. lloyai Lacey Hig-
gins was held from his late home, hi.
on West avenue, Norwulk, on Sutur-

‘ly us hurd. but then the rivalry would

‘IIUt have the some zest. becunse con-‘
ditions would not. be equully us trying
tor both nulchincs- that, in the ulr nnd
111111 on the ground. The Uspnlintn.
lllcletoIe. bus remniuod the only route
that would satisfy those who desired

ln vic'tory on ennui tormu.‘

“ it unu ut first thought that the hero—
plane would how. but little trouble in
surmountlllg the piles. The ‘illt onus of
the lamented Chnvos. the l’erulinn
nvlntor who crossed the Alps, guve

~l1ullctin caused apprehension in Vien-

. sit-inns.
‘Iirclos lhut unless the celurrh

oi thick mucous ill the smallest... all
passngcs of tin- upper lobe of the rl"ht
lung."

The gunrdod language of the otliciui i

no that the emperor's condition was

from
whirh he Is suffering diminishes With-
in 11 short time serious complications
muy develop

Archduchess Mnrio \‘ulorio, the cm-

can situation was almost the solo topic
of discussion in the financial district
“MN ”m“ ““8 admitted by his phy- today, yet, aside from temporary wcnlt.
Four was expressed in CW” nose in stocks at the opening. Wall
Street showed no uneasiness

gross in the afternoon, and.
were inclined to uwuit its delivery be-

TODAY "I WALL STREET‘ALLOW ROADS TO KEEP

WATER LINES LONGER
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I\\'.-\SlllNG’i‘O-.\‘. April 2ti.—-lioil—
ronds may continue their interest in
water lines after July 1, according to
a ruling ol‘ the Interstate Commerce
Commission today, provided they have
upplied for such continuance to 1119
commission lit least until such tinw an
tIlI- commission shall] have passed up-
on the merits of their applications.

The l‘ullumu law requires that the

NEW YORK. April 20.—-~~'I‘lle Mexi-

Interest centered lnrgely around the
prchldcnt’s proposed message to Con-
tluders

u‘OllllllOll carriers by rail which have

GUN AND GETS AWAY. ‘ .

- u lot or chronic lnvollds.

. um! a coat of paint.

dny afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. inlet» ‘ peror II
Ir) 1 be c that the silnllur lib. 1t
input was in Riverside cemetery The lid-3111.11 l’m. \ndcs could be made hrunn “36“" ”0’" Wallcee l
Masons were in Charlie 0f the burial .1 m”, nvintors 'Ittuchcli 1m, "lublpin Beginning tomorrow oiliciul bullp-
servite. Dr S H Huntington :Ielivell; lll llbout the some time (‘Iodomilo tins nu ‘0 m“ "I“.ll‘lilyfi “Willi! art 1“
ing the motion llcv. Louis B Iowa I lpuel on pmponcd to fly from the (‘ IIII ill Vi l liudu out
at “mafia” “fiscolmlhthgxlu' M11: Inn side ovol into Argentina, while 0 "e” ”1 unnu m“ I’
1e 0 on up c crgymn 11» [in .4 ram ~~-~v~———~~
.l r \‘cwbor nIId Teodoro i‘( s v .
hellrors wore .lumen N. Wood, John I). 1:: $1;th m: pusungc Ilom the Ar— CHARITIES CONFIgRENCE 1N
Vullcnnt, laulos T' Ilubbcll, Peter pulline to the (‘hllonn side 'lhrco BRIDGEPORT- l
Smith, 'Ilurry Ilennctt and John Finch. “an Fluuorou “any“! the Ilnlltdu‘llllfii lllillll m flmmr April 20' I’lunu I'or
lilluht nnd ouch time was driven buck tile inurtll 11111111111 91qu 1"‘0Illt‘it‘iltl! of
i 1. I
,. . . 'hy high whim-1,1 1y tleuchcrouu utilhllritieu 11nd (:tilliitlitill, which Ullt‘illl
Ibo lnuerul of 0' “MW" Monroe potheln. on other obstacles to colltln~i in this city null 21; null will clow- on
M” held from the home of his niettl' Imus Ilighi Finully be abandoned tho the Lilith ul'o pructicnlly (mlllllliloll‘ll it
“w l-‘illolt burr 0f Winfield Htm‘t'utlI-mpl until n more powcrlui llllit‘illilti‘ wits unnounrcd todny. Suhuyh-r Mor-
ICuHI Norwullt, ycstcrdny afternoon run Ibo |)l'ovilll-.ul 'l‘llo trugedy 0t Hit, of Stumi‘ord. vice-plI-uldont ol’tho
ller. S‘ 1" lullrbunhu ofliciutcd, .lhullh murkcd tho Iulnllnuiiou 0f “‘0 orgunimtlon. will lii‘l'l‘llllt‘. Ihlolxullonl
-._........ . ‘ ‘ itii‘lli.
111111-1an from the othu' sill". 10m“ the session in pluce of Men
Funeral 0' William 'MM' .Ncwbcl v, u hull -‘lunkc-.c, i‘or ho NIH hoorgo (‘. iidwoldn. who bun boon un-
'1 I"! luncrnl of William lrviuo who the non of u deuliut from the llnitedinvolduhiy dctninlld In i‘nrope.
MM “m" tho Illortnllry "M10” 111 Sluice who bus lived in liuonon MIN-i 'l‘he hrnt tonnociicut lollfcrcllce
Illumolld 11nd 30" on MM" MMN‘ SM"-lnuny yours end who married nn \1' Iwuu hold at Hartford in lulu, with Dr.
mduy nl'tolnoon. ilov. Louie ll. llow- routine ludy. won one 0‘ four dnrlniz‘ 1,le 8 mm“. prculdent of “mm,
oil chdIu-tcdihn services and lntor- brothers. ull ”0“de witll “m moth. (millage, on n“ prcuidont tho urcond
mm” was 1” “WWW!” colnotcry. .(‘lll pleasure?» and sports of Argentine. comm-mice occurring ut \‘cw llnvon
~~-—-—-~ lilo hold ”up record for the Ililzhust l-‘nrnnly, of Yule III-lug its lll‘l’tlld‘fi'lh
Funeral 9' Mr" “'1‘" Britta. ~ ‘llluht on the Western llelnlflllllfil‘l‘ 1"“! the following. your. l'rol Henry W.
'i‘IIo film-I‘ll] bi' .‘V’Il‘li. JOIiillIl Iirltit) lllf‘. l'tllll‘l'h liiflimfil m the world my; itlld llll‘ tilll‘ti ('ulllol‘l‘llt‘l‘ 1“ Will WM
4qu hold from tho. home of Mrn. 'Sinruh ibm‘hm,‘ lilrnbnto Newhcry. ultcnlbti‘d: held at W11 “Imuw with Arthur “up"
Lylc. “l 21 Marshall etroot. “‘ 2' 60 bulloon illghl some» Ih'nzll About 11' nrnbnll of tho Waterbury Mllcrhaun.
h‘r’Im'h-lhis ulternoon. ll,cv llulph G. your 11310 mm wnu gamed out to sodium president The fourth conference ‘
Hartley omciulell 11nd interment who and never will herd from. Jm'i'fi was was to have burn hold at Ur!dgupnrt':
in ltivcrnldo m3“Miter-“11111 olectri-cnl engineer by prolonslon.llll lhltl but cilylulntliuncos mude ltu
”"‘ ' ”‘ huvhlg studied in lilo United 81mm”ilouipon’mnolll heceuuury. and “It “01‘“
PO'NTED PARAGR'APHS' .ulld was the pride of tho nvlntoru or fill F. Iillcymmll‘. who had been elected

lh'nm'unco is the stepmother of urge-1 Argentina. He made the ltttenlpt on :presldcut. Willi tumble "I “fi- “3 rosi-

 

.‘ Funeral of C. F. Monroe.

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‘luulll. lMill‘cll lwuollltltllihg mt wrong with} dent for the present your. Mr..r:u-
. vlun‘cy by nny other name would DB‘llll-i lliflciiine~~iii|tl the Andes oluimelil wurdn was named in NH stood
- us burn to get. ’unother victim ‘of their dangerous uw—varw

DUFFIELD PASTOR. RESIGNS.
Billl‘irlldill); April "l)»~.llev. S A
Truly. flordelln, age is no infallible ed 11 different. but non ely loss dnu Abruhum pastor of the West. Sulfleld
sign or Willdom igeroun problem. As the old troll up (‘mIgruagtiunnl «(‘hurc‘h for tho lust
luminous is the disease that makes preaches the clinimit olthe pass it nItr-‘ fm. yenrrl,1tnnounced to his emigre-i
'rows nlniont to mule path, twisting and 5;; mm ymmraay thut no In“; 51¢.an
We know some rnllwuy bridges tilnr. turning around the 11d dot? the monu- lea u. call to become pastor of the
seem to be dependent on Providence 111111 in a way to donut the most venv ('ollgrogntienul Chtirch at Wilming-
a r“ threesome clluullcur undidemauulng the ton. Vt. “

‘Ollfj don‘t get the bout of u citizonxhulghls
who haunt any. I The passage by unto willie present

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dnuflhtm‘. armed “L ”'00" fore assuming 11 definite elund.

be issued daily lllIougll tho prIIlIIII-I 11 mm.” “"00“an

ignve way in all qnurlors of the stock

direct or indirect interest ill common
carriers by water must divcst them-
selves of that inlcrcst. by July 1. if
the two curricrs only or do compute
for trnlllc. The not confers upon Illo
commission discretionary authority to
determine whether the roll ~cur1'icl'
nlnrhct .It the opelllng todny While Hlmll divest itself of its wull'r lllllrr‘».

the market hotrnyed no nervousness It bus been cvidl-nl in tho commis-
ovor the mute dingo reached in the. H101! 101‘ \VWIIS lhngll WWII! ”0 IIIIY-

Sentiment was mainly bcnrish how-
ever, on the theory 1qu the immedi-
nte coruse of events must multc for

\\ AIJ. S'i‘lil‘l l' '1‘" \[)I' ll 20."”'Pl‘ll‘.(‘ii

\lcxlcan crisis, it porn the hours an sicnily unable to pus upon all Ille
opportunity in limbo. another drive applications by .lnly 1- It III‘UINIUIY
uuch us they Illunchod repeatedly and Will lulte several months to hour hull
with illvurlubio success last week. ‘lt’ifil‘mlllt’ ”It! wally lll'ovel‘d'lullfi
Quotation-v. for H. g, Government which have bccu instituted. Mum-
Ilondg on coll were pg to 3.4 mwm'. time. no chungu in the general slim»
with tho Fours most affected. 'l‘ho “011 will “lift?- BIB-Uti-

dI-v'llno in tllcnc was influenced by
tho. possibility of It now flu-lull 01' nov-
el'nmoht'u in 1:qu1 of hostilities with
Mexico. Amt-rlrun stocks were lower
fruviionnliy in ln‘mdon, which tended
to depross‘thin market. Most of the
native stocks were forced down about
11 point. on native soiling during the
first 15 minuteu The market met
with good Ilupporl. on the decline unli

GRASS FIRE DAMAGES BARN.

DANIEL-SON. Alprll 2i).""'l“ll‘0 start.
ing from 11 gross Ill-c, did 51.31) 412111111in
to the flue stublc of _C., I’, Whl'ulloy
III-re lust. night. Sparks from the tire
lodged llrthc cupolu, 11nd tho. ill-omen
hull :1 ho d tiulc reaching; the blaze.
Spurlts set fire to the burn of \\llli:lm
Title ncurby, but the dumuue was in-

prices quickly Ilnrdolwd. will) lull le- colluouucnliul
covcrleILIu some critics. ()ll ntolkn ..... W~-u~~m~~u
were especially heuvy. Rennie-«Whip, by why of brI-uhlup:

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' the loo. 1 l'mnlll'ltud that the weather
ilurdwurc Saloon-111nm“ unsure wall vcrv Inld.‘ "
,Illu. ‘mndume, these kitchen knlves l-Ioni‘y--“Well, und uhnt
represent the grolttcst value over reply?” .
offered at the price?" I; Hoodlum-"She shill ”Tho rocurrlnll.“
Customor-------"’l‘hoy certainly look. phenomena of heut- null cold lire no
nice 11ml noom vory I'llellp.' The frequent and up familiar as to he.
only question Is. Will they cut?"
shimmery-“Ah. n1a¢lumo.. if you interest, Mr. Illslley‘”
link-me thut, l'm bound to shy they lienry~~“'i‘hut llil!"~—~Iill(lge.
will not' but that in their one Inuit.” Wmmw-wwwm

did she

-....] unch “A $11,000 house was built in 24,
www ‘liOlli‘B ut "Hamilton, Ont.
"Oh! doctor. cunt vou give the 'M

 

something to cure my dyspepslu?”
' “Mr dour madame, i wish 1 could
l'd cure mine. loaf-while.

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linestlc use. 7 J1." .

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