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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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'l‘flVn} SOUTH NORWALK'
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
E..._._ ,_._
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN.
PROPRIETORS.
That levy, iniefiance of interna-
tional agreements to which German}
:11as a part1. means a tax of $55 on
Ie1ery man, woman and child in the
,city. or about $250 for every family.
And it must be nemembered that the
are .not rich.
éBelgiums. while thrifty.
_ as America counts riches.
Maybe in the long run Germany will
gVII-TUESDAY, AUG 25, 1914
seem to have been justified in her
“INIATURE ALMANAC FOR conduct 1011ard Belgium.
TOMORROW.
. An unbiase-
ied spectator just now must look far
I ,. High tide 2 :03 a. mi 2. 26 p. mgr... an excuse,
Sun rises 5:14; sets 6 __.34.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEo
PHONE CALLS.
saw—News Department.
yrs—Business Department.
1383*31‘81’1611 OffiCC.N0rW31k- Germany, when demanding free pas
.90 n—Editor's RCSidence' d6 sage through Belgium, offered to
“Esau-City Editor's Resi me. make II right and pay the damages
w-fi.- ._ -.». ‘_-,,-.. ,.
THE COST OF KILLING A MAN.
V One of the absurdities of war is
that it costs more to kill a man than
1‘
i
it is the way of war to tear treaties
to bits and trample on national and
Iprivate rights. From time immemor-
1ial (onquerors have made their 1'in
itinis pay the cost of conquest.
Ilwhen the war was over. it may be
expected that if the allies defeat Ger
man), the first demand in the peace
the man is worth. treat1 will be for a liberal compensa-
Economic experts liave figured on
that the a1 elage man, reckoned mere
ly as a piece of productive economici
t tion to Belgium. England and France
.l1a1e no grievance like hers.
WM
. . I No PRO.GRESSIVE FUSION.
“130mm”: ‘5 “0"" “’0‘“ ‘10 00° “’1 When Col Roosevelt declared
the community. Now Gen. Psrcin of'
the French Academy has been lnves
tigsltiug‘the expense accounts of
modern Wars, and he finds that this
is much less than it costs to shoot'
that same a1crage man to death or
for
State Senator Harvey D Hinman,
Republican,
it
looked like the beginning of a fusion
Itmmement throughout the country.
1 The Colonel’s announcement, hou-
blow him up with a dynamic shell, e1er was received with consternation
or run him through successfully with
a bayonet, or slash the life out of
him in a cavalry charge.
In the Franco Prussian war the ex-
in man1 Progressive strongholds
IEven in New York it was baud to line
lup the rank and file of the new party
for Senator Hlnmun. “hen the can
P3115“ or France without consmerididots, fearful of losing straight Re
“'3 the ”‘5 indemnity ”meted 1” Ger publlc‘au support, declared himself a
many. or the “1‘95"“ charges. or the Republican without qualification, and
loss of revenue, forced contributions’
.’ wd upkeep of the German army of ger to help any other l’roglwessne can
V occupation. “mounted to $000 000‘000' didaie on the ticket even if he were
The French army “0°90“ “1 “”1““ nominated on that ticket, the limit
38,600 Germans. lleckolied, therefore, '
fan the lowest possible basil-1 of expen-
diture,Vit cost France about $21. 000 l0
“1 each German. if the total ex- Ia straight Progressive ticket in \‘eu
pauses of the “3" are considered, it iork state, and promises to fight for
cost nearly $70. 000 per life in with all his energy
. h “‘9 Russo- ITurkish war of 1V877'V There may be two morals concealed
$1873 “1" "5 a “m“ ““9”" Turk” in this bit of political history: rim
killed 16,600 Russians at only ”5000 001. Roosevelt, though famous for his
apiece. 1“ the Russo Iapancse our, ability to. judge men, may not be in.
"'9 last great conflkt. Russia paid fallible in that respect; secOnd, the
“1200000900 to kill ”8' “00 JBDB'IProgrcsslve party may not be, as its
:w‘hich indicates that Japanese lives foes lime asserted, the Colonels per-
might ham “9““ ‘1‘")th 1“ the war sonal possession-it seems to have a
market at $20, 400 each.
intimated that he would not lift a fin-
1vns reached.
yield to the protests of. his friends.
Iund drop Hinman. .\‘ow lie demands
lmind of its own which e1 e11 its creator
This calculation takes no account of must yield to on occasion,
'the expenditure of life in a nation's +______
,own army. Generally speaking, be- c-ANAL BONDS TO MEET DEFICIT.
Sides the money expense it costs ones it has been suggested that the gov-
tuoitlibr to kill every soldier slain internment meet the anticipated deficit
{in enemy's‘ranks. That adds $10, 000 in custom; receipts by issuing Pans-3
lb the cost of each victim. |ma Canal bonds instead of lmpoaing
.v} -k
as Progressive candidate;
for the governorshlp of New York, lt‘
col. Roosevelt had to'
CLEAN MILK ECONOMICAL EVEN ter in his new series called "Seeing
AT A HIGH PRICE. I'America." Number 6603, a convict in
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. :55.— a western penitentisly. stiles a re-
'l'iiere has been in the past much in- markable story entitled “Death Cell
difference on the. part of consumers Visions," In which he tells how it
with respect to the cleanliness of milk; feels to be under death sentence—«lie
too many of them desire _to buy milkhimsebf having been in that predica.
at a low price and do not give any meal. “mama A contributor who
consideration to‘ quality. Dirty mllthas been mi“ twenty-five ”3:0,,
may prove expensive as a gift, willieVu'rlte-I "A Mind's Saar-1ft: which
clean milk may be economical even at he relates may of the experiences
a high price; the cheapest article isIhe m his wife had in bringing up
often the most expensive. A liigher‘uleir may“. ,1erv frankly.
price for “mm milk may be fife“) 1" The Drm‘anlflg MW?! are DID-V “At the risk of sec-ml“ egotistical.
surance against some form of sick—I115“ in the contest entitled "The lwill say that l bellow l haw mm:
m... . 2.1"" .ar'
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:.:W';'sgiizgii'i'hlé‘iri':...i':.::':"" 1...... .. ..... .. W...
. . . g00d reading 5WD more filo‘ilnl‘il)‘ than any tilet'r man.
“"9 has outlined the main “mo” ”lll'l‘eacock, known as the “Canadian “They have shown lhl'll' i'ulilldelloi‘
should go to favor the production of Mark Twain,",('ontributes “Arcadian ln m.- by clecsing m norm-101' in
clean, safe milk. These include clean, \. .. ,, 910 by a plurality of nearly 4,000,
'healthy cows, kept in light, wollventi- fifmilllgzzmo:ztrh ggg'ifiioaziilic- 1th lw" ”“le ”mm ”W.“ was a
laled stables that may be easily clean Imm and com, ’ ' ”."“"““.‘” “““Imf. 0? ”'00; .3.“
c writings appear in 111 electing me 43.1111 111 191-. by 11
ed: a well drained barnyard; thorough- every issue of The American Mags Ipluraljn- or more than 10I1.0.'.I
11 sterilized utensils, and healthy milk- i2,“ contributes asellies in “m“ “a ”Hwy have shown 1' 1-1 wisest:
ers that milk with dry hands; a small- .ictures entitled “Why They hm.4354";11151355233; flaghevfnr $1;
‘09 “‘“kmg 93“ 5 “WWI" house m” satires on differences of temperament States.
2:11:31? iiiei‘im“: 3323:3391); between husbands and wives l ”They have shown it by suppurrig
my policies as governor, and giving
“high the milk is kept is also an im-I A "Rut.“ POI: VICTORY. their support lo the lending measures
portant feature. as bacteria multiply, Toronto “I,“ 111111 Eminrc' lwhich l advzucated such as a strong
,very rapidly when the temperatureis The “Br in which liritain was ”mu” “mime 3“ '4 “'"rkmen's
labo1e 50 degrees F. Tile milk should‘l'lungw is ”0‘ of Britulns makingicompensation 301,11 chance in the
. . . "r seeking She and her “m.“ management of our highway depart-
lie cooled immediately after milking, to 1"“ ”as mm 1‘ f“, (m. prpsprmfiun or :,mcnt a amendment to our t‘onstilu—
60V. BALDWIN WILLING
TO BE A SEIITUB
(Continued from first pagel
come right to coipitlt'i' himself the
head uf the democru‘rir' part; 111 L‘on-
fict‘iiCUi.
The Korrrnors letter f011111\:2
“313' deal (‘01. (Will
“You have asked me to state my
position in award to “the “tutorial
liuniiltiitllm 1111s tall, and 1 will do so
,50 degrees F. 01‘ lower, and stored. un- illlemsches and the 200d “1- (' hristen- Slit-n shortening our legiglzithe 395.
111 deli1ered. at a low temperature. dnm. ilchiud them is me 111,511,“... alone, and tub amendmtnts to the
Increasing Demand of Consumers for tion and COIlllde'nua (1: a. worthy ICbnsfiiufion of the l' tilted Sta1e8,0ne
muse. May 1hr ‘l.ord of our fistulas to (’Ithlllg s1 suitors l~1 popular
Clean Milk.
An increasing demand for good,
clean milk among consumers is a first-
ifying indication that there is a more
thing battle lim' give British soldim- ‘ote, Ind the other abolishing the
and sailors the world over the might- 'Ioutsworn dellce of prestdential 91“"
iness of 1hc lightwus \luy thcil' 7°“
blood be not spent without victory: "The time has come when the de-
111 the life struggle upon which the moc'rac1 of Connecticut has an op-
TUESDAY, AUG, 25, 191‘
Round Up Sale
Most Needed Goods
Far Underpriced
This is the time when a reputation for low pricing on
dependable goods is most important.
A store fumra'for its low pricing on dependable
(mils becomes unusually important to every llUUN‘ll'llll at
this time. Thrifty liou~eui1€~ will a-l11aI1s lelllelt‘i‘ that
Nin'lwlll“ s Irrcntest Store initiates low pricing but newt
before has this fact been so st'ikingiy demolished as
this Week. . ‘
The “Round- up" Sale means the greatest saxings of
the year and perhaps never before has such important.
merchandising news been told in such brief space.
Stop and Think
The flax that limismadeoicomumostly from
Russia, is "rendered" in Belgium and woven in Ger-
many Ireland and Scotland.
VVifli our usual foresight we have stocked up and4
are able to sell at AUGUST SALE PRICES. '
A Word to the Wise
general realization of the importance
of this item This demand has result-V
cd in more stringent regulations con-
cerning the sanitary conditions asso-
ciated with the milk supply. Compli-
ance with these sanitary rules requires
additional care, attention, and extra
expense on the part of the producer of
the milk. and while this expense may i
not be large, it is only fair that thelem:§ 3:2“ “mu“ “ARR“-
colisnmer should pay his share of the; Belief that u", tide has “”de in
tmpire is now entered may the issue. portunity to send one of their numfl
be swift and 1er1uin.and full us not, 'bcr tn the sclmt e of the l nited Statesl
that the liberty and needom which Iif they make a nomination Whichl
the British empire holds dear may be l commends itself to the gmd judg-'
widened and strengthened. and its merit of our Will)!“- 1 "9'1““? ‘0'
ideas remain an instrument for the , think that [should be able to reprevl
ndwnicemcni and glory of cliris1i~ 111111 the iiitertsts of the slain in the!
unity. senate fairly v3.14! I lu'nc studied'
Iver} curfully for many years her ln—,
stllufions. htr 11eods.her p'osdblll-
ties. I think 1‘ could be of servicel
in the 1.111.111: also as one who is not.
1111f; illir 'l h ': . »
(foot of iinpro1ing the quality of the the lion and steel truth. which l'ie- lcourit't‘m' inn: ‘u'lltlllehrimfigld $20213!
milk. The consumer cannot expect to 8‘“ 10 Kill" a fmthuld in mhnufnc- ldeal o, ammo“ {or l-hlrtinears ‘0'
luring circles lust Manda). now M
i'cceimd added strength. The Kraut!
European conflict has done {or the
in '
[10111110 of the (tilted States u'hatVs,gfe:“ the ”Hides or ”u
their own representutlies in (“lingual
bu“? 1’1“le l" ('0- 1‘ “33 e"“5“'dcmocrntlc p.1r1yna1nc me as its
ed a solid wall against foreign 1m. panama“. {0, "My” nc\'t month to
ports of lion and siedl such as 3N '0 before the people with some com:i i
most ardent udvmllc éM a prolec ldeuce that they and I understoo
live tariff nc1'erd.1red to Him“.- c111 l1 other, and with the hope that
I'intccflon will 111 2110110!" l'rUdW‘l‘ should 1111-1 ratify the choice of the;
not only on the ttlalflk' coast, bulIcomenilon, [should be able in thcl
also on the Pacific coast whose ll'on' «hate to be of some sank-c to thc’V
and steel trade largely h 9.1mm I"M state and also to our Country " I
to doincstlc producer; favor of .1 . d’ours sincerely
the foreign mitnufoctu r of tall! iron "'SIMEOVX E. BALDWIN."
and finished products.
.S'aining some knowledge of infetrnn-
purchase a clean safe milk lit “the
tionui law. particularly in its bear-h
same price as a dirty milk which on
dangt rs the health of his family.
1' A more serious consideration is the
marked increase in the cost of produc-
tion which has resulted 111 recent years
from feed and labor problems. This
increase is in keeping with the in-
crease in the cost 01' almost every
commodity, and ‘the consumer must ex-
Ipect to pay his portion of any legiti-
mute increase in the cost of production
occasioned by these conditions
3 0n the other hand there is need of
more attention to better management
on the average farm devoted to the
production of milk. The amount of;
milk produced per cow is fretnuantlys
‘i
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SOUTH NORWALK—. WANTS TO
ONE 0P 0"“ “1‘8" 3' “WES. l PLAY BENEFIT GAME
Portland Express: ; The \'ew Haven I d '
More'lhan war it is unimrl'nl Ic- . ‘ .ea er of yesterday
any that the rcvenm- 0111‘” Slm'll‘l" said:
so 1011 as to reflect-seriously upon the is of almost nf iticstimiilnlc \':1l11c to: 'Now “mt ‘Sibbie ”(AN-"9" has
busmss “III” of me mm. A pm 11115 111111011. Today 43 nl'mcd c'llltcis, broken his collar-bone and will have to
lugs and hunches manned by 1.721! take adew w'enks w it ill
ducer who makes no 83'3“!!!“th ef- dinners and cultured man are MOIlr- 1 on on, eSouth
horwalk team, champion semi pro. ag-
gregation of Conncctlout, is anxious to
Ifo rt to lower the cobt of production by I lug the seas us l‘ncle Sam's " n11 l1-
increasing the averass production of dons of the son." one 111111 he go-
'milk per cow is entitled to little sym- 111;: to sea to blow up 11 dcrclitt that "mime ' b91193! gains ‘0 help 0‘“ “1'
ii: is become dangerous to 1111:1'i1miion ,bBBt shortstop in the State. McNerney
another scanning a ship (or mus-31mm my“; t‘ltornate‘ly 11m; New
pathy if he finds the business unprofit-
labia. The profits yielded by a good Kilns goods Io, onmmhw her mm
.cow oftitin go to chest lessee chased byllng papers, while a third my“. be, on :33“: bfilfiglfilxrzalk. He has
t 0 South Norfi
oflwalk boys and his ”sectional stops
'poor oowa in the same stable. Thei‘m‘ Way ‘0 sunnress mutiny or piracy
the and extra bus wnliops have been so-
keeping of records of production oflor to ”for” neu'mll‘l 10““
1
1
United l
“1 should therefore, hope. did the'
Iirieiiiliered, ‘salled from ‘Vew York
V'Freuch authorities. This fact
merlcan 1
,ea ach individual in the herd, the elimi- mm “Shara? g! It?“ ”22:28:,“
the coast in search of vesslea in dis-
tress during the winter months
I The economic value of a man. more- a direct tax. The canal has been paid imam of unprofitable caWs. the 'lm
countable for more than one of their
wins.
: Now is the time to buy against coming advances on all
imported goods.
pr'n .‘1- a; aka/"a "I
‘aI'
:\-\‘u‘\‘ o - a x'm .
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:00le “Ml.“
HELD A PBISIIHEB
__—___.
Count Knrolyi. who. it will be re-
lllll Wit ll? ills
Rillflilllli ill WESI
July 29 on the 8. 8.1.11 Savoye. was
held prisoner for two days by the
be-
came known by the letter he wrote
to a well-knm Hungarian in New
York. ’In the letter he states that
something was in the air when they
were about three days near Harm
When the ship docked, Count Karoili
as sell as the rest of his party were
placed under arrest, and they were
1given the alternative of being contin-
ed on shore or on the steamer. They
chose the steamer: Although they ob-
Seated against their arrest. they were
told For the “two due they were
under arrest, tbe1 were continually
“toned by moat soldiers. Finally
they were allowed to depart, but were
lolm Snyder, 111 lEly Avenue Ex-
pectino Accompany Million-
aire Uncle to Oakland,
“Cal.
”Daniel J. Haulon, for the past thirty
years in the ship building business in
(Oakland, and one of the millionaires
of that city, was in ‘South Not-walk.
last week, and looked up his nephew,
John Snyder, son of Calvin J. Snyder,
of Ely avenue. 1dr. fission was :1
brother of young Snyder's 'motber.
Who died a few years ago. Mnflanlon
was favorably impressed with the
boyfnow about fourteen years of
age, and proposed that he adopt him
tuna they could go only by the way of
131mm!“ also states that .tt will
take them from ten to twelve days to
rat in not confined to his own Mumtor largely from current expense' Iprovement of the herd through selec-
' ‘, but is 'shared with the whole funds, and of the $375, 000 000 of canal tion of the best producers and breed-
T'nde‘r a recent Tegulution the1 patrol ”NW thlthe 1' mud the South
1:119 transatlantic lane of trawl tamer-walk tam, undertbemanagemant
and take him to his western home.
The 1116's father is considering the
grid of industry and commerce '1:
V net-man mechanic is worth $10. 000
:“ economic asset of society,'
' CI rind England and every other l
171m nation hold part of that in- I
rent. The annihilation of an!“
mom, agricultural or commercial‘
. I . wpuld be a tremendous loss
V ' xto that. muon' s sensations
Ibon’ds authorized to reimburse
-'tll rates. '
ing them to a hull of dairy merit, and
'the selection of the best heifers from
t my the“ remain $241,,000 000 not such breeding aer necessary to put
yet issued milk production on a sound basis. Un-
Tlils looks like a more sensible way Iless the producer does these things he
of meeting the emergency than either disregards the fundamental principles
it is unreas-
such a revs no tax as was im osed. °t “Sine“ “”01“” “9d
11 p onable for such a man to expect the
g the Sm!” war, or an 1mm ed lconsumer to pay him a profit on busi-
iate increase in the federal incomezness practices which “mum such
We have those bands leconomic waste. There is no good ex
the
worn all resales of am nurlon of the l“ ‘Gug‘ me, will Journey up here
fills: crowning ahsurdlty- or war. available Without the forma‘lity a1
*0? three times as 11111011 to kill 3 government has bad so much money
‘ that ,m is. worth. a nation in its pocket the last few years out
In hasn‘t am to fuse “them.
'mlyaavsdmmmnia purpose
317 unsettlsmsnt' of business’and do
by the maturation of our indultw and
' amem.‘
country available n11- such an mm
mmme bonds
is a lunch more 211nm use :01"
Milan sum“ Inbred “prolong flit
wine fact that besides saying ’mrther legislation, simply because the,
i
it,
looks more as it 111m were provides»
as this. at a time when any increase.
or we. would add to the 15mm.
.u'sries of four articles on golf. a‘l'bs
There is plenty of money in the;
louse for slack business methods on
the dairy. miraculous for keeping reo-
bills of milltI yields and cost of pro-
duction are furnished by every State
agricultural college and by the United
States Department of {Agriculture
13; SEPTEMBER
HERMAN "MINE,
11111 am September Marian Mass-
States, writes the essential-tibia in his
present article is ”entitled, “The Win-I
ulna Em"nfiddt sum 1111-11..
putter is‘for and my from like best
important salt such. «all! a- tolls 3119!
0 use it. These articles by 1'“va
I, can-l of Couiuown comes marl at
ninety one this year,
zine Jerome d). irra'vers, four times.
mateur golf ‘ohampion- of the‘ Uiiitsd
fibmmdo
V 4111mm ’(‘1‘ I Chronicle.
danger of floating iceburg‘s, such as;
the one that sunk the Titanic. They;
enforce guarantee regulations: incl 1
patrolled the coasts 'of Your southern:
states which were suflcrlnng under'
an epidemic of yellow (ever in 1905.
They penetrate to the Artie regions
to brlnng sucwr to Stranded whal-
zlng ships. ‘11 was in 1897-9 trust-a
cutter raced through ‘11 thousand
miles of ice packs to rescue Whalers
frozen in at Point Barron before
they stained to death. '
Since the Habit of the earl of We-
mm ‘the distinction of being the'
oldest peer in the house of lords falls
on the duke of Grafton, who recon“?
entered his almyéfeurbh year. The
wihlie Lord‘
Armisttead will be ninety this year.
The Mixer 0! the house is earl of
Ducts who has been a member bar
“trons years
W
Primitive methods of farming on
the rule in the agriculture districts
office-lot. .very little modern manhv
has? lining bass introduced To:
this humane, are notable exceptions»
tum W of W.
sum the most advanced system!
311117.13 been adapted in may mums,"
dun £1“:er to the enterprising spirit.
of th]! members of Socledad Agricoh
w.‘ ~ . I'
e announcement that hands pn‘
. Wu term: i live media 8.
aimed the nit tion at 1119' s.
m they discovered that
hand-momma to your;
'\
and that use Highwooda in a benefit
contest. die proceeds to an to the in
ljured humour. The chances are that
the Highwoods will now this W
osltion, and come to the aid of the
young fellow. “0 was hurt while;
helping to win forthwith champion
mu. emblomtic of baseball honors of
New Haven for the 1014 season. il‘hs
game will be played on a Saturday at
tot-noon.
“in in: Saturday's consumma-
ney “sonar-st and willie endeavorlug
to pillar aeoond'he collided with the
gundim Io! that sack and suffered a
broken collar bone which will necessi-I
sate his taking a few weeks' vacation.
"Emma! is can of the most popu-
lar boys who ever graduated from the
local and 10th The fans arersure to
smiths coming some 111.111.1150 1111111-
We.” .
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» “OH OH WAY HERE.
moat. Waldo. world's tic-limelsht;
champion. ammunition in his man-
sass. M; iothwsih orb 1111 the
Wm M for America. They
calm in aims-111p oceanic trout
get back into Hungary on account of
this round about way. He stated that
the authorities refused to forward
their letters, and neither would they»
isend any cable or telegraph messages
although they accepted them under
pretense of tonal-ding them, and thief
letter itself was delivered in person
matter, and it is likely John will go
west in a short time, as bright pros-
pects have been held out to'him.
An Oakland, California. paper, in
speaking of Mr. union's trip, printed
“the lfollowing:
SHIP 3mm To no ensures
to the addressee He has fears tbatI "aw MEN‘S;
they will be detained or matted ml .1....
some other country through whicn Daniel Haitian Will W ”Milo
Count Pinto. ,
they will five to sum to get home
-—-—-—-—----—"' On the"0veriand Limited tonight.
‘
AUSTRIAN ”6,57 ORDERS, . Daniel J Hanlon, for the past 30 years
in the ship building business in Oak:
Local Post Office Notified Service land, Will leave for the east. fie ”goes
mm“ ,. there to look our the diner-m ship-
‘ building plants on the Atlantic coast.
and will be absent E01- nhoutj four
weeks. On “his 'e will be ready
to install one or the largest dry (tasks
‘and shipYards on the Pacific coast. A
few months ago, ‘Haulon leased a
large piece of waterfront, property
along the estuary and made plans for
The local post-silica received a no-
tics from the department at Wash-
ington Insanity to the effect that the
money order service between this
country and Austria has been aus~
upended on aodount of the war. The
order came from A. l military, the
third assistant Wtu‘ “nemhl 311W" (1 and drydock. The dredger
“‘1 V“ 3' “mm“ "" 'lhas been at work an when the lock
“The department 1‘” received a “V' ‘is completed, it Will’li’old any size of
ble'EIam from the postal adquvasse‘l that enters this port. While
an or mum moment‘s mm 1121119111: in the east, he will get the
:1 u of holes 1111 out “my ”' .Jltsstldeas of machinery and disctrlc
Money 3m" 9“ cue mm 5‘“ t“ ‘appiiancasgbo as to shake his dock one
roam-1mm .1 memes omn- of um um lip-toasts muscle on'
will-Infinite” “mm in M thecoadtifno’t memvimmeumud
records and Milli Miler notice villi Sm“ mm” has been 5 “may“
oI
that: dioxin mom» a;
decline to issue money orders 011 of- of Alameda county for over 27 years
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