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SAME—Sill SYSlIM ‘
Willi) Bl Willllllllll
favor - Putting lites on trunk
Lines tinder “revision at Oom-
missioner
ll.tlt'l‘l~‘t'lltD. Feb. ll.~~Senalc Bill
rm. abolishing the otflce of highway
1 unmissloner and transferring his du—
rr-s: to n thrervhended cummisstmi,
Ins met with strenuous npmuitiun be.
1' ”‘1‘ the (‘ommittre on Roads. Bridges
mid lllvers of the General Assembly.
11' t-n active in the Good Rondo Assn--
. r ulion and in the boards of trade of
inc state characterize it as a fore.-
n Inner of inefficiency and expense.
'Ihey will hnve none of it. Senator
lmrn. who introduced the bill. an-
t wrs to be its only udtneate. liriditc-
1 .iI'tt-i‘s who are opposed to the memo
i m are represented by Frank T. Stu-
S-ll‘s of the Automobile Club 01: that
r t_\ null of th Good ilnnds Association
:md Hi‘lll‘V “' lienshuw of the Bridger
1' art lhmrd of Trude.
Funnier Alcoru. at the hearing on
140 measure yesterday, said it was
:- Willi: the most important before the
:«xsemhtr. but he did not want to cast
may doubt on the nllllitv ot‘ lliehwuy
l'onimisstoner Bennett. [19 final stmkf‘.
m” the proposition (our years ugn.
With the election of thu “winner-its.
‘i .to rears ago he was afraid such a
t ommissien would be Devrocrtltic and
1 e did not want in see that. 'l‘liimzs
I mk different in him now and he tint
in the hilt. lie thouaht the htr'hwm
i-l.-i'-n.\iliuii had become ton Iii-y for
hue mun to handle. From the condi—
tiu of mds in some st-cticns he wait of
‘ne culnion that. they had been neg-
"‘(‘ll“‘. V" '-
Sumailui to run it.
r‘hnrien it: Rnbinsm. counsel for
the (load was Association of Con-
necticut. said he had hoped to hear
«(mac‘mod nmuments {Or the hill but
the explanation. he thought. we» a.
mighty good reason why- it .ihould not
19 considered. it the state's money
~. as. in dunner {our years ago the bill
snould have been brought in then and
rat held in obey-ance until a lteuuh.
t-ean governor was elected. lie was it
‘ M‘s...
Plait ot‘ Waterbury. aim a. member
of the Good Roads Asaoeiationfwho.
said no good reason for making the
proposed chance had been advanced.
Nu Whine-:5 man would think of
hampering himself with a commission
lot that kind. Thu idea now is to (-cn- i . l
{ti-alias responsibility rather than to *‘
WASiE Ii NEW.
_ stylus
split it up.
After traveling (Ni-r many states.
1.]. M. Emerson. of Armenia. another
:inn that only one state had better
fronds than Connecticut. Later he said,
.he referred to Maryland. which start-
Ied with a three-headed commission
‘and now has a non-partisan highway
board.
1 That the added expense of a three-
‘heuded commission was not warrant-
‘ed was the stand of Henry P. Hen-
‘shaw of Bridgeport, who opposed the
: bill. ,
“There ls no call for this bill and I
lholle u will 'he defeated." and G. s. ;
i,‘"lfl of the: Derby Board of Trade.
€“St multiplies by three the jobs and
the expenses and decreases the olflci-
ze-m‘v by about six.”
2 "l nt:\'(‘l‘ snu- -. tout lurce enough
‘to hnhl more than one I'uititin.” said
’iteprescntuttvu P. E. Wilcox of Ston-
ingtnn. first oelcctman of his town and
a sea captuin for many years. He did
not think oflieieney could be obtained
by any smelt method as that proposed.
Gould Handle Brim
, House Chairman Mactlonuld of the
icnnunittee. in search of wisdnm. Mk~
led Highway Commissioner Bennett,
.who was present. if it would be a wise
ithimz for the. highway department to
ilake over all bridges on the trunk
limes. Mr. Bennett still it would be
inn excellent idea; he (avert-d it two
\yeurs ago.
I “is your department capable of
‘hundllag it?" asked Mr. Macdonald.
“While it may seem to indicate
some conceit on my
Mr. Bennett. "l.will say that it can.
easily."
Mr. Robinson favored the taking
over and maintaintnx of bridges on
the trunk lines We said it could not
be expected of towns like Strntford
und Milford that they would be able
to build or maintain so expensive it
ubriduc as would be required our the
liuimilunic river.
i.l’lllllM Bill IS
ISSHED Bl JEWISH
RELIEF. milllfllll
Norm-ilk Jews will celebrate Purim
on Sunday February 28th. this year,
-"(;ood Roadite.” gave it as his opin- ‘
part." replied ‘
JEHITl-S?? curt-2::
T .
litmus l
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‘1 (Cami-led .n-om First Page.) i
I‘l’hiliips. Of'lki‘b)‘. and L. J. Potts, oi
litoxbury.
.A
l The House concurred with the Sem‘l
isle in appointing John R. Booth judge
at New Haven. Mr. Perry and Mr.‘
Stanford spoke briefly, expressing
their endorsement of Judge Booth for
'the position. They both explained
their known attitude on a candidate
for the other judgeshlp in tho court
ihud no bearing whatever on the £00m
resolution. '6; ‘
The Judiciary committee aéains
made quick disposition in judgeship
contests, reporting to the House a
:uumber of resolutions on which hour-i
lugs were given yesterday. Among
rusolutionu favorably reported were
these.’ C. J. Martin. deputy Judge at
‘Orunge; William I". Woodwurd. judge.‘
[and James N. Tucker, deputy judge at,
‘Kiiuugiy; r. u. iiinckiey. judge, and
EL. D. Fairhrothor. deputy judge
Stouiugton; William B. Colt, judge.]
’and Louis Cnudall. associate judge, at 1
' New London. ‘
A mutation for W. A. Breed. tor}
'judge at Stonington, woo rejected ou'
an unfavorable report. Resolutions in
llavor of Judges Colt and Craudnllmt'
New tendon, to tilt vacancies were‘
Andopted and out to the Senate. ;
I in accordance with a ("cubic to
port on the subject Senator T. J. Mala
'loy. of Hartford, and Representatives
1Thorium Hugues. or Formington. and
‘Williamson, of Barton. were named to
‘u committee to consider the Idvtuobil-l
{ity and terms under which a digest of]
the Connecticut report can be issued.
a report to be made by April i. This1
1 matter was sent to the Senate for con-g
'current action. The House uppoiutedf
l.. P. M. Hickey. judge. and S.
N.
.ilrninurd, deputy judge. at But Berti.
Word, and o. c, Griswold. judge. C. w.l
;Stcvons. deputy judge at Berlin.
The House voted without 3- dimm-
ing voice to have condone on Frlduy.
, begimilug next week. This uctlou cou-
_curs with tho: of the Senate. ‘
I The. House concurred with the Scnw‘
‘ato in sending to the Education coltri
ut'
’ dldatfl dto
years. 8am Magee at the outset?
quoted from the Governor's messaged
t- which had been pointed out that the!
net State debt in 1904 was $214,554.}
while in 1914 it was 810,961,272. He.
him said that the estimated public;
eipense for the next two years loi
given as ”7.676.265. one. item of which:
is 34.456.000 for improved highwoyM
The senator also liberally quoted rig-'3
uroslrom the imports of the staid";
treasurer and the in commissioner-to}
show the way in which the mte's iu-l
debtedneae had team upwurdu. Then;
. transactedi
he sud: “The attitude or the Apply); last owning at tho. regular moetini'
committee it to cut down on of Com Entrees, o_ g, s. i
expenses wherever possible. About
Routine bullies: was
one-hm or the Inertial-intim- ' uill‘ am. Johuiungieuud. o! 33 Cross
for pro fixed specifically by statute." street. Nor-walk. was given a surprioo
Of the ”523.43“ culled for by the 0d" pan" yaw, by . My “ ml.-
cation department. 66 Per cent is It" lives and menus, in honor or tier bim-
utory and the committee has :0 cp- any,
ttou thou in pubs hvorably on that
9‘“ Th“ ”mum" " ‘°‘ ”“3“" The Ladiea' Aid Socelty of the mm
but to carry out the intent or the M E Church of south ‘v'orwalk will
mints it in mm", to make “y tomorrow diorama hold a meeting It
muterlul deduction The Julieta!
' . the homo! Mrs. McKibbn on Elm,
pprtmunt calls for 81,431,850, which is. wood avenue.
practically all statutory.
Sill [Will is A
5 A valentine party tollowed the reg-u-
:lcr meeting (I Ophir Chapter. 0. E.
is. held last night. The droning m
. spent in a moot enjoyable Milieu. R.-
i freshmen“ were served.
Sl’lllllllll .
g The regular meeting of the Lodyj
m‘ .w-suiugmu Image will be held mi
W W I. Linigbt lnRedMon'siiall, on Main;
tweet. Every member is urged tOl
m M m 0' plane hing coke. There Will be it
led ammm;°"" “m“ %
l
The monthly meeting of Louisa:
lodge. [hunters oi Hermon, was
bold tut evonink. ruiiowing the
transaction of routine Dumas. n
plea-ant ooclnl limo was enjoyed with
cotton Ind refreshments.
Superintendent Albert E. Winches-
ter, of this city. when informed by
The Sentinel this morning that
Charles c. Ellwell had been appointed
public utilities commissioner to sue-
ceed Theodore R. Ford, expressed him‘
self as being greatly pleased. "So
long us Mr. Ford was not reappoint-
ed,"1ilr. \l'irichester declared, ‘théy
couldn't have done better than name
Mr. Eiweil."
Those women who seek employment
from the Woman's Branch ‘ of the
(lateral Relic! Committee will please
only at the Rent Room. in the Swan:
Black. on “'ubington street, instead
Mr. Winchestcr’a nama has been olto the homoolhlrs. Walter 8. Hum
mentioned very prmninontly in the re. on North min street.
state papers on being an eligible can- ' l
succeed Mr. Ford, and "Mn. Jule)": Wax Works" com-
mouy predicted his appointment. posed the doubtful entertainment
Mr. Winchetsor am he did not Wanted by the children of In.
Slim Slit
nus WARNING.
{according to the statement issued this mittee. n bill for "00.009 mruNormai
intake any personal effort to secure
afternoon by Rev. 8, Kossler, robot. :the appointment “d declared himself
school at Waterbury. The House else at a loss as to who was responsible
of Beth lsrael Synagogue, 0" South l cuticurrud in giving the slum treatumi
illicit: street. d'l‘behjeb‘iflh 113001: :5 Ezlauthority to barrow money to nrcet’fiLtzlfmuuo“ to W him com-
‘9’ “mm" 5 t t 0“ l 0 t “‘1 uencits in funds during the next‘ two ,, ' ..
lath days of Adam they "make them; yours. Mr..Elwal to military 3 "”9“”
days of locating and of joy, and of .ehoico, said Mr. Winchester today
.. , A flVOl‘ablt‘ report wla made on I y
“and!“ portions to-ono another. and 1 bill to increase the sultry of chief ol commimlon, who “3 " m personal.
the former chlct engineer for the
gifts to the poor." The American
. . the units police. Thom“ F'. Egan. cl-
.lewish relief committee of New York? though m” ”my 1, raised only 0500 flmWhni who ‘5 ‘ warm person!
b is ad Pni ii i I Uri-tend of Mr, Winchester. "l'rn Kind
“5 5“ a .. r m °" '3} “x ”i" " making it 83,800. when“ ho polled tin-nm m u. lio wm "mm mm a‘
which can: Purim. 191... comes int" 000 ‘ The ”my at his mistrial inf , ’ ,, y D ;
the midst or! one of tho sentient trait» la 3.. 000 and the police ofllcers Irol very “Nib“! man. 5
'm ‘3 ‘" l Mr. Winchester is often called upon;
edies that has ever overtaken ourjmwn “ u duy . h l V iii
heople. The homeless and those who . :byt 0 Pub lc ‘t l 1" Commission for:
l Favorable report! ""8 made on advice md to assist them in inwati-z
Dick-cub close in the South Norwullt
Boptht Church last evening. Chu-
m of Virtue kinds furnished
menu: were suit hire. Juriey'a
truly warm mlloctiou‘ M a
plenum evening 0! it for the' man;
in titanium.
soul—Minn 4
murmur
Delightful in many mpects woo lb.
"3“‘"“"’“cm‘ but he know ”w” “M" :are on the verge 0f homolomnosa; Emeusureu authorizing Amniu to inane.
a. min umd Democrats who could be l the hungry out those rwho are on the '
"‘"RWL "NW“ 91‘0““! ”0 MN out lhrlnk of starvation: the afflicted and? l
notions because at his expert know. cunt Duty and dunes oven in: we!»
loam concerning things electrical. lull in Rod lion's Hall on Washington
retundtnz bonds and changing the timo‘
hi the department and he believed
I runmlssiouer lennctt hud kept it
«fill.
Among other arguments advanced
.1... 3i". Robinson unzuinst the punsnge
--i‘ the bill were: Three-hooded com-
) llssluns neVer work well: ‘Mnnfinr‘llil—
{wits la the only state thnt has It and.
it is: not satisfactory there: it would
cunt 39.500 a year more than the pre-
sent system and would not min in
odioiency. Besides his own fientiments
"he voiced those of Philip Pond of
New Haven. president of the Good
builds Association and of ii. R. Bond.
president of the Business Men's As-
N'ociniion or New London.
Frank T. Stupiee advanced much
the name line of argument and was
followed by former Senator Lewis A.
USE “Til" if FEE]?
ACNE. BURN, PUFF it?
Can't Beat “Til" for Sore. Tired,
Sweaty, Caltcuced Feet or Corns.
“Sure! I Inc ‘TIZ’
every time for up
ms... . -
~ You. can be happy-footed just like
rue. Uso “TlZ” and never timer with
tender, row. burning. blistored, swol-
len, tired. smelly feet. "'I'IZ" and
only "NZ" takes the pain and sore-
news out of corns. caucuses and bun-
i‘uhs.
2 .As soon It; you put your feet in a.
‘ T17.“ hath. you just feel the hum!-
til-ss sonkintiu. How good your 9001‘.
out feet reel. They want to dance tori
loy- “T17." is mud. “th" tummy
draws out all the mom auditions
ting without. ostentation."
i
the persecuted—to those our thoughts
.must. turn on Purim Day. To fomt‘
Ion this Purim Day, oblivious to thouI
‘sulferlngs of our brothers and deal
to their cries of relief is to make
ourselves like clowns with tinkling
bells. Let this Purim Day be set,
aside by the American Jew as a dayi
of giving without stint and or help:
1
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Point- for- Sentinel Reader. to Com.
cider When Out Shopping. -l
Extra value in valentines for chit?
dreu at Donnelly's. .See adv.
Don’t fall to read the Beors' Meat.
& Provision Co's adv. in this issue.,
Fish of very line quality is being or»
hired at very'low prices.
Sale. of towels at J. [. Malletto’s. See
adv.
Mid-winter Clearance Sale at Dicker l
man's. Watch adv. for Saturday but
gains.
The Hatch & Bailey Company's mill
=dlc me is "Satisfied 'Cusitimers:
Send in your orders for flooring or;
hard wood.
All of the famous Volcanic Enamel-
ed Ware selling at a reduction of
33 1-2 per cent; at Tristram & Hy-
att's.
Read Boston Store adv. for Friday
specials in the Clearance Sale.‘
The‘ aim of the Sanitary Market is
to give service and quality. Fish of all
kinds, is the. offering for tomorrow.
See prices in adv.
Great. suit sale at Mintz'a. See udv.
The People's Trust Co. invites all
accounta, business and prolessionnl
men. fraternal organizations and gives
particular attention to the banking
business of women
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Halon ion.
Yesterday afternoon Helen. two
which put! up your foot Ind can
sure. inflamed. aching. sweaty. unolty'
tact.
Get a 25 cent box or “T12" It Ipy‘tuumt will be bold tomorrow utter-l not w (UH I “Pu-'0 Outi’ ammo lilo-II um auto- to
“P“! "0" 0" will"! no". 00! moon u 2 o'clock {ran the lots home.l W" vita-bully 8.: on. now- u the ‘Ilidic Oreo-fl
Instant foot mild. Lush It foot cut- .
lam who complain. Innoc- you”
he: an new. comm to marl
o.- mlo you lit) II: In 1
.moutlu' old daughter or Mr. and ms.
It". Barr. or 47 llouton Itroct. died
It the home oi her main. Tho
with It". Gabriel m lulu at the
um‘ma‘ chunk, um :3
in. . W will he in Pine
um um. l
‘ut Bridgeport. and Herbert S. Butlard,‘
mt. under the auspices of the
Lunar Aid society of Court laurel;
for laying taxes in Stamford. Millordl The people of this City think the
""1 Ansonia. lonly place Mr. Winchctcer belong! in
in the Senate concurrent action was‘ at the header the plant which is ut- No. 106, Doughtt-rs of Cattle.
taken on the Cult and Crandull recon tractlnx state-wide “d country—wide: The Imirtoolt the for!!! 0” VM
““10“ ‘0 fl“ "mm“ m "‘9 ”Maturation as one arm; very in my. one social, the nut bolus prottlly doc-
mndo“ court. Appointments were; in; municipal electric plants in the-'omted to correspond with the «not.
made 0‘ John R- ”Wm- 5“” “ml United States .and it is daubtful it u ‘Aftor curds dancing and o. piecing
Samuel A‘ Davis, deputy judge. “' change would have Appeared to them. 5 social time Who enjoyed. Mu lt-
Dunhury; Frederic A. Bartlett, ludgel it". w detect: Mu dos-cow- held;
-———~— who winners at which "crammed
scan on MEAT mu. 1. prise.
For failure to pay a bill or "20 lor' Those to whom went the meat
p.—
rccordor ut Hartford. l
George 1’. Crane called that his rc-i
ulgnatiou as a trustee o! the Connect.I
icut School for Boys be accepted. and:
a resolution. naming E. S. Boyd. o?
Woodhury. ‘to tilt the vacancy, was
sent to the Committee on Senate Ap-
pointments.
State Finance;
A statement in detail as to the finan-
cial outlook in the State from a. legis-
lcttvo viewpoint and having behind it
the force of his knowledge as chair
man of the Appropriations committee,
was made to the Sonic today by Sen-
mut. owed to Swift & CO. at Chianti. honor! of curd! wort: '1'. Y: My.
by Joseph zuvothy of 33mm. [me Mrs. barrio Robiohoud. John normal!
13. Trumbull of Bridgeport, hos been and Min audio“ Smith. “uprooted:
made defendant in a 9500 dun-go suit of tho may-able such! will be used
instituted by the meat concern. The i by the aid society in their robot
plutntlil claims Trumbull guaranteediwork.
the. unymeut of the bill. The can in; —’ --«---—-—
returnable to the Civil Common Plano; *
lSllllefllSli lilli
MUST TRAVEL 25,000 MILES 'I' EGBMIBRS
'ro inspect roar critics; 0 '
ator Masee. 01 Watertown. He "am" 0mm to En noun to cum from . -
1y said that his committee feels that WMiwptmt to Sutlufy Demand. {-58 Mil” m M" Old
in spite of story often made to ml» or Low. l Miss cream Goes lack to In-
omize it will be impossible to bring‘ WASHINGTON, Feb. 11,—Tn ill-5 . .
the appropriations down to a point 399.; g little post, oillce m fmwayl “It Time:
anywhere near the estimated. lncomo Gm; which pays its mama" only‘ A RD: b 11 U ml n
' . . . . m-r 9C6 0
of the State during the next two 3125 unyoor. is the objectors 15.000; W: 35:33“! Lngnoon m the "m”
' mil. journey which mm Imm- keiler of the Hotel Houbleln by the
E- P- Smith. °f m “Mr h mating .Connectlcut Woman» Suffrage aseocia~
BREAKS A l “D: I" simply £0me “10 (“mm 0’ lIW. 'tion to the members of the gencrgl
' m M to I technicall precludes the assembly. In the room adjoining an -
A "wasl A l. W 'frage speeches were made from .1 un-
'corpomtins that. are making from 10
7 7"
;0
0i flit; usi‘
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-— The
tr.
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£_ BALLAHD OUT ..
AFTER WEEK‘S tLLNEBI.
County Commissioner Frank in. Bol-
lard. of Bridgeport. who but been ill
with ionsilitls and grip, was out or
doors for the first time in a week. to
day.
United States has warned Great
Britain and Germany, respectively. L
that general use 0! the American
or! with grave concern BRO. and that
the dastruction by Germany a! any
Austrian vane! in its newly pro
caribou war an would loud to nor-
iouo compilation.
it became known today that the text
of the two ”10' not but night to
Gnu. Britain 1nd May normed
much more emphatically than had
been soundly than the displeasure
ol' the United Bins It. the us. of
neutral first by British nomhuntmou
and its Md.“ our the implication
that neutral van}: was ltublo to
deptmctlon by German submarines in
the waters ml 0m! Britain and;
ireland. ’
lulu autumn;
Representatives liesltate to Add
in W to “use “only
Bone by Talus-Believe our.
Mill! about! Its» the State
Alumna lushtuhonund the
School: last In Ionian!
fetus to In line Opinion 2
-. __. .-, l
HARTFORD, pap, “xv-Governor;
“"Womb'u suggestion that eountiea, »
cities and town» tgsho can of the boa-
tiin and school. of the struts is
3‘3"")? WWI! to meet with ununimoun
anroral in the House. unless the
members own. to face constituents.
“and by the new or inn-no
men. It in cum that the unint-
uvcu of the static bu continued hut
tint the expenses be met’bvy taxing
those corporltlono the have med
rich in fluent!“ on“ from the
New Haven rm are M to hum
mu been :1!qu mod. This
procedure bu been sensed by some t
n! the tumbler institutions and the
lobby in its palmiost days never an:
more men interest!!! in enlightening
the poor benign” loci-lateral on it-
nunco and other ltndnd mutton.
One of the men. minced men
in the Accumbly and one funnier with
tho mod at economy mid. in weak-
in: or the rum: "Governor Hol-
comb’s mm nude careful con—
uitlerntion. it is a question of wheth—
er or not the Miller counties are
to help out the poor ones. or whether
the corporations are to be asked to
help. We. must hover mm and hu-
mane. institutions. i“ will neVer vote
to abandon them. They are a gmlwnd
to the poor and IJometimuu think
there is altogether too much red tape
and inquiry as in ability to my be-
fore it. sick man is admitted to some
of them. _
"When the Now Haven Road alone
wus being taxed it was all right. but
now it is proposed that other car
pomtiom should no! a: medal tux,
and loolt o: the lobby they are main-
taining to prevent it. 1 know or some.
to 73 per cent. and yet they are un-
willing to help the “a. This matter
in going to tulle some thought but I
do not. believe the hospitals and the
schools or old Connecticut are going
to be allowed to suffer."
DEOEITED W I‘D
l8 Dime: OEEKER,
Alleging assertion on mm: a. 1909,
Albert A, Goib. 0! not Norwaik, baa
instituted a suit for divorce in the
Civil Superior Court millet Susie B.
Gem of the same We. The couple
were married on August 12. 1908, m
defendant‘s maiden name hm 606
hey. The case ttr returnable to the
court on the first Tuscany in March.
Advertisements in The Semi-
nel bring the best results.
linspoctlon of the Gun post office bylm 0 o'clock. the. speakers taking a.
inspectors (mm the Philippines. The “a" hour “ch, speaking hr Mme“
“Pipe'l Cold Compoundn Ends Grippc mutation of the Guam 013653 Will be iminuteav and answering questions tor
Maury—Do“ 3“! “WWW!" the first. since 1908. fifteen minutes.
You can and grippe and break up‘ .. Miss Emily Pierson of CromWelt
a several cold either in head. Cheat“ NEW FOG HORN FOR two: the first speaker of the afternoon.
don Miss Alyce Gremrv of Norwalk ex-
body or um, by tubing 8 “I STRAT‘OR’D OHOALS. Lpluincd why it was that the founders
"film's Cold Compound" every two
“10 Station! 3M3“ “(hi 3'3““ ‘0! the notion forgot the women when
“0“" “WI “"00 do!“ "0 Mm!- .103 must t- in be changed. record-lute;- talked about a. government or
.. m... m- m... ..... .. ....... .. m... -m...
trite and sir in mo bud. Ughthom and the Cont and Gao- lamfn 3” very “from“ from .5“
stop: my am or no“ rum dcuc Survey otlcen. mind It "'0 Ln 1. now. One oftllo greatest Ichlcve-
Mus. relieve. sick We. dulluou.’ mm ”rt-tout ot the Culto- l mull or um um century but been
humane-I. m throat. untimltiouu may. i . titho emancipation. of women. Givinx
mum u. gin... 3' n. M M Wlfllllt will “women the vote would simply recon-
uui Inuit"! III. ”If “100th or ctr du- wtth o Dilute! two 309- i... being me («My am who no
hold—nothing duhthowufl 3t"- .m' m «try it coconut I'D-lacuna, .
ll! ,‘wten lino-why- women do
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