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Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 28, 1915 · page 9

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Tbe evening came when they ware- V

to put their scheme to the test. Their.
own little company made camp and
after supper gradually went to‘» sleep.

It was 10 o’clock when Wilkerson
nodded to‘Drake, and they quit their
places by the dying fire. 3

Outside of the shuttle they met the.
man who was to guide them. and one
glance at his brutal face showed Wil-
hemon that he was once more care,
fronted with a problem.

The man made no bones of deman4

tag a large emi sum In
non for his rinks and intimated with:
extreme plainness that in case his or;
orbitaut blackmail was not paid hej
would not only not accompany them.j
but put it out of their power to go
alone. 1
For an hour Wilkerson Download-

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and I111 galed. but all to no purpose At 12

last he gate in and practically str-lp
pod himself of coin. which the other:
pocketed without a thank you.

The three of them started I'orth un-
doc, 11 gllmnlerhm moon toward the
priests‘ (21111111. a mile or so away by :1
spring.

Half an hour‘s steady 11111111111114
brought tin-1n within eyeshotot’ the
place. and Wilkerson went ahead to

‘ spy Out the lay of things.

When he came back he roughly told
Drake, in reply to his question. that
the idol must be in one of the pack
sucks lying about,“

“it's a case of sneak up and get 11
suck each of us and then look for tho
idol in it." he said.

"All right!" Drake-growled; “But
it‘s risky business. in case of :1 1mm
wherc'li we meet again?"

"At our own camp." \l'ilkcrson whis-
pered and led the way.

 

When they came close to the spot .

“here the natives were nslcfip theS
three of them pelleted and listened.
”Frr-vulntlrs Wilkerson 'gnre a hilent
signal that no one was awake. and
they crept up among tho baggage.

The first two sacks yielded nothing

and “'1“ch .was within inn tool

one that seemed bulkier than the rest
when their "ulde cat cd 11
b: 033°17‘1le I?!Kim Milan???
'hnc'ing stritugei‘s; they ”Fart-[ltd Main
and one, apparentlya soldier. tired 017
an ancient musket so close to Drake
that he incomlnently dropped his bur-
den and lied. ,
He heard Wilkerson cursing: behind
him, a couple of more shots and then
tooltfto his heels in good earnest as he

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i heard m’pltl footsteps.

A moment later Wilkerson had
caught up to him, panting and drag-
ging the sack. which he quI refused

 

The First Object That Met Their Eyes
War the Image They sought.

inlay-staring grotesquely uttllo stars
through its single eye.

Drake and Wilkerson carefully ex-
amined their find. and Wilkerson laugh
.ed almost hysterically. . a . -, ,.

“The gold Isn‘t n thonsmld 0129112002.".
the main tunnel of the Master“ be)
mine!“ he said tliumphuntly ,und
tlrrul'st the-“1.1.11.2. 11110 1.112 basilin Iieforo
D1 akc could see more.

“if tittis‘e plan’s ate rim or anything
happens to yot1.')r11ke said with an
Ugly none In his \ kca‘ull .0111: tunable
noes-1 I'm nothing I um entitled to a
(1111}th 1119812 plans."
r3112 ltd-mu laughed in his face. and‘
the expression on his snturnlne visuuc

made own the brutal guide cringe.
backward.

“Give

you a copy!" he 111.21arled

fa..- hand.

2 0nd hand

Jam
had

it touched that
Barr and rested there as if
found safety.
, Sir Donald saw that movement and
”All! eyes burned with jealousy. But
‘31; did not more. keeping- his ears open
for thefslintest sound. his eyes for
the faintest shadow between his
charges and the horizon.

(Continued in tomorrow’s Sentinel;

ammo;

BIG FEATpHE ATTRACTION.

like second presentation this geason
or Edward Alleles In motion pictures
will be seen at Pleasant Hour and
Lockwood‘s Hall tomorrow w the
new Paramount feature “The

 

 

 

It Is only a few weeks since

 

{when he played the leading role in
2"Ready Mcuev." Savage'a faunas
,lpclodrnmaii" farsial production has
,w,0n much distinction.
ithe funniest and cleane‘st comedy of
recent years with a real laugh' for al-
most every new incident. The cos-

of one of- the most original and
clev er plots ever designed for motion
jplctures. The subject presents a re
lnarkablc example of character acting
lthls being the impersonation of “Le
111111011." the. (root, by the star of the
gpltly, Edward Alleles. During the
‘presentation of the picture Alleles
takes six different parts and lends to
each a totally distinct personality Hi1‘
appearance as lke Damsklnski; n so.-

clothlng dealer. is Well
worth the price of the Whole allow
l'l‘he play will appear for one day only
1at the matinee at Pleasant Hour and‘
the two; evening, shows at each
house. \'0 one should miss this great
feature which Is so well named from

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Wills fact that it is indeed a w.ealth

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of laughter. .

 

-How To CURE A LAMIPPE
. COUGH.

Lagrlppe coughs demand instant
treatment. They show a serious con-
dition of the system and nrev wonk-
suing Postmaster Collins. hatincxat.
N J., says: Hook Foley's Honey and.
Tar Compound for a violent lamne
cough that completely exhaustfil Jule,
nud less than half 11 bottle stopped: the
co‘lllzh." Try it.” ’ ' E 1'

SUPREME COURT 0201 ion.
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(Incisiona were handed down the
Supra :4” Com ,n nNew
inpjv Aria-11553111 {1.:-1111111111;
Intent is reversed and one fro New.

London county in which no error was;
found. In the foreclosure case of

. 103” M‘rll
_' a mystery farce, is shown in live
' paths.
Alleles delighted hundreds of people1

it, is declaredl

tlnuous mirth proceeds equally from}
we hello!) mriCMllree 3M 5111111140115 stuff will install otficcrs of Wooster the auditorium of the Jessup Mem-

1 bottles ii.l2'n1‘rty 1111s been 111 at
his ho me we stuntord‘ m2cn11e2'fpr the
past week with the grip.

 

 

Helen the danghter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry Dixon of Forest street.
Its seriously ill of pneumonia. '

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Miss Mariam blasters has returned

132 ”that in
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BImér Webb of Forest We!

spent Wetnwgdny 2 with. her fitter.

7111:... Gnorge selleok in “mm
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all: home on Railroad nvenug fol
‘severnt days, sum-ring with a cold
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Mia Helen Raw hill “M2
the numbers of the,‘ B 8. Mint;
class at her home on lion street.
‘next Monday night.

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Disnict Deputy George. Dunea and

1). Monday

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Lodge. 330 27.1. t)
levelling, rev. 1.
Carpenters I111» started to make
tnecessnry alterations to the Stevens
Ilutildlng on Pond sweet Prepar-
'ntmy to its uccupnny by Julian Burt

The \oungc Indies In the town have.
formed a gymnasium class, and. be-
ginning Feb I will hold clauses week-
'ly In the Suburban ’I‘heatre. Miss F:
(‘omstock will instruct the members?
In callislhenics. 7

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Many have responded to the invi-
lotion sent out I'm- Ihc reunion of
the .\c\\ ( :1nann Ifudets to be held in
Odd Follows‘ liall. Thursday even.
1111:, I2‘2.(b II. The occasion will be
honored by the presence of (‘11111 12..
1A. llurdett.
lllbitlon drill following the banquet
11o be held at T'. 30

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‘ - c sun-o lo’r tln- 11111111
594'“ ’ilcnmm'nts Can‘t Wait.
‘ \1121111\1.21m2..13n xiv-Demo-
lt‘rntlc. N'ntlonnl I ommltlsemsn Iimncr
IS (‘unuulnnu of I ‘unnecllcut lItID rec -
ommendcd 1‘. .l. Hpellaty for 71.8.
e1dlutrlcl uttol'ltc,\.:1c(nrdlng to report”
l'l‘houglt District Attorney Scott:
frlel 11111 den) that he has In) Idea (1
r8“ ’2. it ill 1111801111 the department
of inn '0. that his 'cslznutidn can be?
callndwlur at unv time. Then: Is a
lrumorthat-this land he done iloon c
lleprcsentntlu Lone-man called n
the department of justice today Illa
connection with, thlmnrshnlshlp hi 1
tin understood-lbs! the marshals 11
“light has slmmereld down to tame
11111111. John. tiaffcy’ of flnNhH'l}. “1:3:
l-‘olster of lockvlllci and 4 (12,.
n of Wins! 1 .
“13:11:54.“... Thomas M. w:'1IIct of
'l‘ ‘onuecticut was In W. 21-rhlu-tun to :ln\

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"When 1'“. hunted (or ,them "11.. thesu2iiaskil1s against Young. New Haven and touched “-1111 Senator Mouton it
years and arse-.11 the hgoulus or hell county. the ludsluont olEithe common ,mc 1. 111111.01.

on account of them? 'lhey’rs mln‘el
All that mild is mine! Mlne'
tell you!"

This last he almost shouted into the

still oh and Drake draw back. 7‘

The man was mad.

Mine, I t

lnleao court In reversed and It to di-
reeled that judgment shall be enter
.ed for the defendant. Opinion by .-ius
tlce Thnyer.

In the action of Walter Day. New

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”CH-HT DEATHS 91’!“ 1‘0 1'... VP! .0.
“70

on: BOARD 11.5 8 “AV DIE

Ln Put, Mex. ..lnn 27. by tireless Vin,

Irina Diego. Cal. Jun. 28 ——-(‘harles W.‘

 

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Ml: Emily ..'.2.111rt will entertain
the members of the Saugatuck whist
riuh at her home this utternoun.

 

A ‘meeting of the Heneticent so—
clet) of the ladies of the church of
{the Holy Trinity was held yesterday
‘afternoon at the home of Mn. Fred-
aerlck Hubbeli. A social hour was up
joyed after the business of the after- '
-noon .

 

 

Ichlld earn or make what he gives, or
give from what. he has. that he may
feel he has worked or sacrificed to

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At the meeting of the town school
board held inst evening ”in the Tou‘n
hall It was Voted to (all a special
meeting for next Tuesday evening
when the matter of the new school
wii he discussed at length. Routine
2busile- was transected. and the mat-
ter- ot the school was discussed upon
:hul no ofliclii steps were taken.

~th-rh hoards of education. superin-
.-,tendents. teachers and others
urged to address at Oak Hill, New-
ton Center, Mass, for working de-
tolls.

One half the fund is to be used to
relieve local spurring, and will be
distributed through home charities as
far as possible. The other half will
:be distributed to the sufferers in Eur-
2ope by the national committee,

 

 

A public meeting will be held by:
lthe Westport Hlstorical society in

Iorial library on the cloning of the
:th of fis'luumy when the general,
,puhlic will be Im‘ited to attend. Their")e MHSPOHHUOD to Belgium 01' all
feature of the evening will be the‘
'address by the llev. Dr. Charles E.
2iiesscligrnvc, of south Manchester.
‘(‘onn.. who uill take as his tapic
2"l’ence." The society has been hold-
ling gatherings throughout the win-
-Ie12, but nothing as yet has been
iplsnncd for the coming owning. or
has been attempted No admittance
lice will be charged.

t In accordance with the annual cus~
tom of celebrating “Founder's Day"

2clothlng, In packages weighing 30

lpounds or more.

jbased on suggestions received from
over 5.000 practiced educators. They
call for free use of the public school
buildings for entertainments to raise

{getting the children to earn small

at the Stn‘ples High school. Monday"
next will be observed as a holiday . some out of “‘2th “on"; the man-
711,12 the pa lie. and an entertainment ulacluro of useful gifts shy bol's in

will he he d In the evening. This is , manual training. 01838982 and one day
In honor of Horace Staples. the2 foun- ja wee} (1 voted 1) I1 I. l 7
trier of the school. who In his will' ‘ e y a KITS n sewing

made 11 rekuest that his birthday. the 33 a part 0‘ their 8011001 work,
‘3lst of January. should be suitably _—.—~--_..
7 obsened by his pupils Audible day -L|FE lNSURANCE REFUSED.
falls won a Sunday, Mon 11), 1110‘ ,

:m of February, wIII be the one 1.1- 1'1“”; "w“ m" ”9“” ”I" “is“
the exercises. The cuter‘ nlnment of ’ nice examiners 1°03 ’0? 331119101118 11;
2th:- ou-nlng will start promptly at kidney diseases? They do so because
eight oclock In the auditorium, and weakened kidneymlead to many forms
.‘lhe alumni are requested to ulteni, of dreadful lifeshortenlng amlctlons
I“,b,\2 the principal. Refreshulon‘s w'll

give. netted by the domestic science It you “‘73 any ”EDWIN like 9““
class. and a program of recitatiomfln the back, frequent, scanty or pum-

 

help. The fund is to be known asf
the “Children 20! America's Fund."

Ar. 1
1
rangements have been made for the,

gifts of non-perishable food or new;
It is announced that the plans for;

. carrying out the movement have been

funds; the cooperation of teachers 111,.

Extra Specials For Friday

25 SUITS at $4.95
regular prices up to $16.95
No Alterations—No Exchanges—No (3.0.0.,

 

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and musical selections will be give-11.7111] notion. tired feeling. aches and.

The. holiday and evening have. been.
lpart of the school life or the pupils
for the last third of a century

iSt. Bern rd 810

Staple and “Fatwa! Uroecrlcs

‘pains. get Foley Kidney Pills today.

 

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TURN). Jun. 28. ”The Forelm Uf-
Ilice Iodal Issued 11 r. element concern.
ling the present negotiations between
Japan and China In which It is do-
clared that throw diplomulc. ex.

 
 
 

huh stock 1W1», Prkwlcbanccs "contain. thing. 01.3. na-
1 .. 2 l-uom EEBYICI: ,, 211m». to disturb the to marlin tangy-115;!
381m: Muck Conn. vol I‘hlnn. or anythln conflicting withl

Tcl. Coullot‘lhlu.

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Timetable

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BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan. 28.—~'l'he enlist-

2 lN EFFECT DEEMOER 12, 1814.

to surrender.

Betwce11_tllcm they carried It on fur-
" "tb‘er and then rested in a slight hollow
.. .. till their guide came up.
" “‘II’ the idol "isn‘t In this such. " W iI-'

“At least let them hat-o their idol "
he luultelcd picking II 11p
, Wilkerson annulled It away from,
him with a gesture at once childish
.nnd murderous.

 

Haven county. to recover for Injuries; betel-sun. of Racine. .Wls. died todgyl
sustained bv alleged negligence 011119107 Injuries suffered .n a boiler to
i 2 ‘ Iexplosion on boar'd‘ the cruiser San
Connecticut (ompnny while engaged}

Diego Jan. 21. lie Was 11 “roman.— His
in work for the company, Chief ‘ms’tdcnth makes the eighth Int11ilty.'l‘ho

mm or the 20.000. 000 children of
the United States In an army of help
Ilulness to tellers suffering both In
this country and Europe In the pur-

 

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~ trils will oln‘ll, the air passages of

 
 

Sage of the head. soothes the inflam-

' ,I-clietj cornea instantly» , 1
with; lust line. Dpn't my stuffed-l
with. Wild. drum-ena-

kcrson said with a snarl. "I II no 1) wk,
and shoot up the whole outllt and:
guilt."

ii hen the thongs were cut and the
great bu; opened the first object. that
met their eyes was the image they
sought. glimmering In the half light.

The moment he saw it and knew
that his quest was ended Wilkerson‘
flung the rest of the stuff away and
boldly yet to; his feet.

«we to; our own camp:
see where those plans ar‘e.

Drake and the guide both protested

W (.2 'll just7
l
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In min. i

'In- g12.owled

Safely away from pursuit. they lit a
light and examined their find.

"it‘s the same one.“ Wilkerson snid‘
triumphantly. 1

“Made of metal. too." snidDrakol
slowly. “Now. where are the plans?"

“Inside of it!" announced his cum-
panion, beating on the idol with his
knuckles. "Now to find out the open-
lng.‘

It did not take long for him to dis- '
. cover the movable eye. and when he

had pulled that ont- he thrust his lip-
ger in and withdrew it with a folded
1111111112..

"Safe and sound." he exalted. drop
ping the image to the ground. where

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CREAM FDR CATARBH .,
OPENS UPNUSTBiLSM

Tells How To Get Relief
from Head-Colds. It Splendid!

 

 

 

 

I11 one minute your (domed nes-

,wnr head will .clcar “and you can
breathe 711201). No more hon-kins.
mulling. blowlng, hendnch'el W
No struggling for breath at nIBN-P
your cold or (futon-h will be gone.

60! a small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your (tr-mist now. Ape
.24»; a. little of this fragrant, null-1
511'"? lit-ling (ream In your noon-its.
It when-ten through every air pus.

 

(214.012., swollen mucous rumba-one 1111a

ltlce Prentice flnds error directs that
careless of who ‘gprovious judgment in favor of the

company he set aside. and the case
remanded

“I think l'lt keep this for a me
mento." he cried.
might beat him.

five other men Injured are sold to be .9038 01 ‘ movement. thh is annonnc

I roVin
m’i‘ife 11:11 Dlego with Rear Admiral ed here by a 00mm” 01' Educltofll
Thomas 3. Howard. commander-m- of nation-wide reputation. It includes

chief of the Pacific fleet. sailed today Charles w Eliot president emeritus

1:57: 7:181. 7. 46, 8:1811. 8. 5911,
;9: .40. 10: 333.130: 511. 11:51.

1 P. )4.-—1:18x. 1:23r. 320211,
4:41x. 5:152, 5445. 8:021, 6:47.
7:461. Whig-10:18:.

9: 19x,2

3: 29,
720%.

 

Band!!!-

 

He stood up. the image in his grasp,
and before the sound or his blasphemy

 

"Give you a copy!" he snarled.

Drake and the guide), crept away in sI.
hint horror; - "

And not 1112‘:- distant Farrel-sham sat-
vigilant by the side of his room which:
.lnaoreethelleenolnmh Gallon.

in the case of the Washingtm Trust
Company against the Norwich and
Weaterlmictlbn Company had oth-
are for foreclosure of a lien on land
the judgment off-dam Reed of the

. sauna-loaf: court In” furor- oi the defen-

dent. company is upheld , 2 - .,

 

 

MRS. “out: To seem-12.

 

Will Tell “Tat; Hummus] the Night
W. R. Baliou Was Killed.

8T1“).2 0RD Jhn. 28—Mrs. Helen
M. Angle will go 0‘11, the stand in the.
criminal superior court next. month
and‘tell her story oi: what happened,
in her tint here and in the hallway
outside It on the night last June. that
Waldo It. Ilnllou. a former council-
man of Stamford. went’to his death
in the building it was learned today.
Mrs. Angle's counsel expect the story

’ will free her of the charge of man-

slaughter.

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Dr. Howard Co Makes a Special
" Price

The Dr. Howard Company have an-
'tered Into an arrangement with in:-
ter’s drug store. by. which a. specialis-
troductory alter will she made of 25
cents on the 50 cent sire of their cel-
ebrate'd specific" tor the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia. “ ,

Headaches. coated tnngue disalneas,
gas on the stomach spooks before the
eyes. can tins and all forms of ma.
larla. and liver trouble are soon cured
by thls scientific medicine.

Frank H.2 'Eaxter has been able to
secure only a limited supply. so every-

t..-

' one who wishes to be cured of dra-

pepsin or constipation should call up-
on him ~31 once or send hint 225 cents
by mail. and get. 60 dolegnlf- thebest
medicine ever.1nade&mon“tlils medal,

 

 

 

 

Possibly it was, ;2a11 echo 6,! Wilker-
‘ a

hot {.‘prlce introductory otter, with, his

for San Diego. Gay. 7
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RATE INCREASE Rut-2113111).

WAE'HNGTON. Jan. 28 .mPropos-
(2d Increases in rates on clay in car-
‘londs from Georgia and South Caro-
line. to New York, Boston and Interior
eastern points over the Southern
Railway and connections were dis.
proved today by the Interstate Com-
merce Commission. -

11111111. 1111111 orator

Harem Hair and We Provo It By
Hundreds of 'Testlmonlalo.

 

it never fails to produce the desired
results.“ it enliven: and invigorates
the hair glands .and tissues of the
scalp, resulting in a continuous and
Increasing growth of the 1111112.. Let-
ters of praise arp‘coutlnually coming
In from nearlyell parts of the cenntry

cases that were cenaldered absolutely
hopeless. A lady from Chicago
writes: “After 1. short trla'l.1ny hair
stopped. falling, 3nd,! now have a.
over one and a. half yards long."
Mlldredlnn, ,Hliir Remedy stimulates
the scalp. makes it healthy and keeps
It so. It is the greatest scalp invig-
orator known. 'It is a wholesome
medicine for 111111 the hair and the
scalp. Even a small bottle or it will
put. more genuine life. in your hair

tonic. ever, made. , It shows results
from the war, stilt.” - 22 .22, :
N?!" on sale at. every drug store
and toilet store In the hold. 500. and
$1.00 ’2. ' . at ‘ it
Mildred!» ‘llltlr mom a the“ only.
corms neurone: (irons mania: 1111.

 

 
 
 
 

 

5 Jordan, president oi the National Eden

stating that Mildredlna Hair Remedy,
has renewed the growth of hair 1112

than a. one. liottlo‘s‘ot any other hair .7 ed articles of 11111133,. and other .

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erobe. which is int cause at as not.
b .

Zof Harvard University. David Starr A. 31,1213”. 5:3“. 5:72,,
10:88:. 11:51. -
BIL—1:181. 2:4“. 3:02x.

.0: 45. 6'08: 7‘ 02x. 72:12,

icanonal Association. and‘Richard Mc-
Inurln. president of the Massachusetts
Institute or Toohnolbly. 2 -9; 51". 11) 13;,- 30- 4o

1 It 1- the seller or those interested;

iin the plan that still Influences in NEW YORK 1‘0 ”0TH NORWALK.
‘Ithe schools of the United States anal, A M.:—4 41;, 5, 30, 4- 4a a, 00x.8' 51x,
{arising from the war. "influences of 79:15,. 19,112,, 19:05. 19- 501,1;1 05,

 

 

 

,ilylng. hstred and murdernre mouldian p 14—1‘2- 08x. 12 03, 22.0411, 2. 57.
the lives of America's 20.,000000 chll- 1.3- 3011 3; 55 4 23 510531, 5:24, 5:28,
id ran," says an macabremeni oi the ,5: 1031. g 0-5 3; 10: 9137’ 11553,
3committee’s plans, "which tend to 12 00:1 '

crush out truth. justice ‘and love. As' 2‘ ‘
. a nation we are evading our reopensi- . “um

billtiea in not seriously attempting A 31.4.00,- 3:00,, 9:00, 10:02,“

:to counteract these 13le Influences. 501. _
“In many of our schools we even p M.‘—-—d2 1021.02, 3.8911 5 02:1,,
forbid all, discussion of the war W815 04. 6 011‘, 71093:, 8 10x 11:15),“
cannot; however, hide this war from 12. 00! 2
our children. nor keep its deatruotivei .
influences from their lives.
"With a linden-widtireliet move-
‘ment or onrrenildm. 2-We'2 can turn 9.1531, 10- 118:. .11; 111;, 11: 5721.
their minds-tram destructive murder: 'Pifi2‘13'03 1, 23 3,153, 42 23,- 5217
lo’Mlpfhl"fliB5lving‘,ahd building 01155143, 3-472, 7, 093, 9:25;, 11, 20'
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