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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 10, 1916 · page 2

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Rev. 'r‘ A. Column, rector of Trin-
ity Fpiscopal church. delivered an in-
teresting.- sermon Sand” evening, on

the um. God the ponder; Man the
' Marci-a! ,ilis text was from 1 St. Po
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are ll'illl‘t up a spiritual house. an hol;I

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future apoatl eto the Gentiles? Godlwhich has been called a "spiritual:
chose him from the mass of humanity, poem," it almost stuns one how allI
hammered and chiseled at him, until thst began in a thought to houor Godi
we behold Paul, the mighty apoatle. iand sprung from the mind of mortal
God can thrash mountains with worms 'man and probably one mind Whlt III
it is men and women like ourselves | work an earnest man can do! A man:
lthat God will mold and use and build gathers a few children about him on
up into a spiritual house his church. IaSunday afternoon and amighty work
A house in which God can dwell and is begun, the Christian Sunday school,

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‘I‘n which He can be praised and where . comes into existence. A shoemaker,

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The Belt is important

and a fine selection is ready.

In Leather tor tailored wear

Dull Leather or Kid, black and uiiiic. $1 and $2
Ribbed White Kid. $1.00 and 50 cts.
Vachctte Leather. black. piped \Hlll uinic. $1
Sucdc in black. tan and navy, 5° cts.
Suede in black, navy and green, 25 Cts.

Messalines, Moires and fancy Silk

Messalinc (iirdlcs. in pink, black. navy. green, light bluc,

The D. M. Read Co.

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iul new Brussel and \'alcnciclinc~ arriving cvcry day.
With skirts threatening to llt‘ ~ix yards with and more.
yes, one must do something to last skirts and
there will have to be flount‘cs. EVt‘il If raging inwardl}
at the vagaries of' Damic Fashion one nlvuki pct Into lint-
(‘hifl’ons in llt‘\\' llilt‘\ ltli wring tin-cum

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nu... .i-t'tptl'ble to God by Jesus , _ ycllow and white. $1.00 , . .
Chi-i. i " ,“9 C311 10” and 1’9 l°v°d starts the ““3“” “0’5 0’ foreign "“5 i Messaline (iirdics. black and navy . $1.00 The Elan'OIdeneS
All. Coleman said:1 in this connection it is well to re $10115 Yes. remember ”131 Godls “1'3 Moire and fancy Silk timing, ' 51.50
The apostle Peter when he WIole the 11111111 Ourw‘efi 01’ the 5900110 fact that buildlng. but he works: ”0’70““ and m Moire, black only, $1.00 and $1.50 , , .
“m, of the text was m the u” 51 pm” [Hernionq that [ma upiritual men who are the material. He takes Taffeta, extra wide, in black only, $160 I I Honorable Ment10n tOI’ these. ( ululul l'.llllil(lltlt iic~.
“110ml“! "011116 him were air-3y “0“” '5 “0‘ mans but (“3‘15 T00 0' us even as we are and makes use 0" Striped Silk litlls, t’lltclh in \\ hilt and Iul lllLll‘ alltl \011‘3 45 111Gb“ “1‘15 ‘11 1191'” ”UV UM MU“ l1111l‘- Him.
or! the genius of its sculptors which 1911 are “P lf‘mmed to think of the “b ”0 mm “5" even ““91“” as ”‘0" l'd\L"lllll I. $1.00 grccn and black lixquioic? 89 cts. a yard.
an even now the glory and the w-oll great distinction bctvet-u the (‘atho “i" and “11”” 3“” “he“ i’la‘id Silk, \t'll i'ni't'l‘wl inn. in. $1 and $1.50 . _
der 0] the world, pet" Sees thesc T... ; iic and ploleslanl idea of the t‘hurch.: \\e haw a nail; .Is (,‘hristiiln men Striped “mm,“ Silk, $100 (irgnndic Flmmcmus ai.‘ \\ll!l<'. 95 cts. and $1.25.
Bits of the genius of men and m The Protestant idea is that the (‘hurch and women to do. God calls us and l‘atl'ctn “mu“ m ”my “th hill“ bloc and grct-II.
thought he goes from the finished fig is n human institution. founded by shall no not answer? Think of tho 5° cts. Pattern Flouncings.
are to the quarry from whence the man to lift man up to God. it Li there- llonor to be chosen by God to help do Silk 'l‘aiinrcd iii-lit, Mack \\ ith moral imckic. 50 cts.
stone was hewn. He pictures to him- fore an affair In which man takes. the ills Work. And what work in moreI . I \Vllllc linibiuidcrul \ci l luniicingx if. llH in ~
self the sculptor walking through ilic Initiative and God is passive. ‘llublt or honorable than work for CIhlldrcns Belts \\l(lt', \‘cn t'th‘I‘lll'I‘ and rcuvnmiih prowl .il
' quarry holding in his mind the thought if their Idea is right what becomes God” Yet! my friends, now very hard' 113”!" 14'3”" ' 1“ ”ML- “u‘l ”“1 50 CES ' '
to which he would give expression in of lllt‘ incarnation of Christ. the, the it is to get people working tor God “119111 Leilllli'l'. Mill” “Hill \l‘luch. 5° C 5‘ $10.00.
’ the stone. He looks about him for the SlK‘llllCi' (ll t‘hrist on the cross of Cai- and its God would have them work‘.’ [hill lxalhci, li.l\')' and grccn, \\’llll \‘\'llilt' piping, 50 (its. I .
particular size and shape stone that vary. The Atonement? Where will wei Ye are human stone. A living thing la“ l-“7"h"'- ,,. , 5° “5' I 1"“ .‘i11"l‘- 11” 1““ ‘i' ‘1: 1‘s Il-‘W'
he desires At last he chances to see place that not of “Christ who for I“ is aneccssily, active. All life it“ Patcnt Lcathfl', " I! 25 cts. \l Ii i - \.
'it the stone of proper thickness, qu‘AIr men and for our salvation came dowi Isome activity. To be alive with (ind, ” "M ‘ " ""'
it], color and shape and he has it re~ from heaven?” Why did Christ (“OHlt‘IulllHIl wsuli ill one being activi- for I
moved so that he can get at it with to tho world to found the church If Him R bb G .
. hammer and chisel, 11.. has n broken man could found it? | _.._~_._.—.——.— l ons are ay New va'emlllt's
iltom tho larger masn. removed to his The Catholic notion, lllu Idea which [WOULD GIVE TARIFF BOARD . I _ I . . . . . ,
workshop and the men trim away the we no taught to have of the church me POWERS. Ullc III llli‘ M‘Wlh‘lllllll Ilads ”111 H1115 411‘ 4'73‘11111l: 1‘ .
“"fOIlBh 9689!. The workmen them- in that. It isa Divine institution, insti-. tiic narrow iuIit'Ii Ribbon IlIc, \viItll shirt waist and fiumt‘ \cl) prctt) ncu t‘iil(l> ior «'iIIidrcn. \iw
1 genes see nothing in it but a large iuted by God himself to uave souls, to?A I . ti I V: Re mented‘ blouse-3 m illlvlllt‘ll ”I, halt-Inch de‘hSI “‘0.de and (hum). iizlnd-tintcd l'lacc can]: (huxmd [U \lililtl l‘iII~
~ intone but th mastermind see within unite men to himself and to supply “mmmr‘ M” two, ” dmIblc-faccd. sunli- oi them very unique. m.“ arm-pl gin-x a Wide t‘lltlli’l‘ for llll' no “1’ it“. \t W1.

. in New Bill Are Laid Before . .
them “Ml the. meme of grace. And: aggro"... .~\ tcu' lll'\\ plca~ l|| Linc)‘ bags for large knitting l

surely every act of Christ bears out .. I“ ~ ll St u” 1'c]
: . n . ,_ _ “ml. . am oor, .I i.I. c.
this idea of the Church and in no oth- WAN!!!“ -T()l~, Feb “ Th“ “d . .- a

or way can you ugh“, “neg-M the life Ininlctmtion'a viewa and plans for at
and acts of Christ. itariil commission were yesterday laid

He came into the world to set up;bcfore Congrean A new bill differing;
His Kingdom among men and this materially front the measures already:
Kingdomfln His body. the Church. introduced and creating a commlsuloni
Made up of living stones. built into a with broad powers—{mending far lie-i
spirhuai house. made into an holryunu tile tariff—was introduced in
91‘851’100‘1 Tm“ 13 where 1119 Dow'lthe House by Representative DoreI

er 0‘ ”“9 church 0‘ 0“ lies, ”1 t‘almllh of Michigan, chairmen of the:

" ‘ it great possibilities
To them it looks very much like
" ' other storm but to him there lies hid-
den within it, those qualities from
which the mastermind will inoducethe
1"” *VondorSu When the preliminary nhnp
‘* ‘ ing has taken place then the -artist
" Jaimie" taken hold of it and with but
A few strokes of the chisel it becomes
"Uppercut what conception there is in
the mind of the artist.
80 with the church of (lod.

5 cts. 6 for 25 cts.

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imported Scissors l

than: Sale. Useful Kitchen Knives

'l‘llt'si: stissors should liavc bccn llIl stock lilfi‘l Scp
lt‘..illl)t.‘l' but likc man) othcr things coming from Europe.
they were dcl.I_\t-.d lllt‘) \\ en: bought toI Iscli at 50 cts.
a pair but tiicit Mr .I good IIIany, aildi sizes from

lio you kIIiIu. Madam Housckccpcr. lllt‘l't‘ an- scvt-n

(ll Clghl Vi“ lCtlL‘S ”l. l (li‘lllg Kilil‘t’s rleV TOY VUll. l‘.\ .
which ll\t)l|t l\ ’00 I I K \ l (‘ N I H
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‘l “f H ll ' ‘ I. ll ‘ 1‘ d in l 0“ ii \a) Li [l hol l)l:l(lt , king

”13! ll 16 *1 hilly 31‘931000- And 1“ “lilomocrntlc Congressional committee.' ‘1 In l .. i l l“ . . .II} . . _ . l l i . h' ll II “I

dependant upon film. which livers and priesthood Is chosen no One inking The bill provides for a commission, 5 I12 inclIt-t to 6 “who...” the} “ill ht cold no“ at t (tl lat ts, slrillill or LIlll\tt . >lll ) I) out ts, at

I . W. builds and controls because ”I“ honor upon himself, m i... ”win! fivc oi more than three of one not 35 “SI or round handles. |._\-t~rI\- kind. (nupt- Lriiit l\lll\'t’.\,
' his this inherent life. It is a body i‘lirihtl'an chosen. lircncli ("otiks' Knixcc, ctr, ‘itltlll tit-g], ”unit-11.1.11}

viticnl party, to be niinIed by the Prenl . . , -
T0 '1“ 11 01'1““311 15 1110“ ”1““ “311101 lent. Each would receive a finial-y ofi l‘ull) gutlrdntccd to llc \(llld Slccl.
only. it is a calling.

Nominally bl“- . . . g . .. . .. y
.slpimo and “(mid devote llll-I wliolc y 'Y l, y' 11" ‘ ' n

inn :1 (‘hri~tinll docs; not nialio onc A , .
mum" ma' llc charitable mar not. lllllt' lo ilw commission. The pchrs 51'
t y . I. > of tilt- iiilnluisuion would be llmitcd to' Fancy Ippers.

" in which God tabemacics because it
is his very exietencc. This is prob
ably a How of the (llUrL'll which M1

'm not very apt to think about. in

[)f‘lL‘t'll. li(t\t'lll('lil
'At the Notion Section.

Linen Handkerchiefs. TranspamSa Soap.

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. oar-thoughts we are more am to think commit adultery or meal or slundcl ( I . l’ur ii _ I i' I \ I I
'l l y \ » ~ . - . , r' _ . , . . .
(It the visible side of the church and or do any of the thingi-t forbidden In .‘”“'“”“'.‘“°"1I'I‘“d "mm '0 "’“W'” New dainty IuIIotplsI III (‘levcrlv i Him-qucradinu t “(ll \iiti llll . Ltitit L )«mnt mul'
. . . . . . and the From elll. co om“, . . -. I . I
what we can see of hil‘ worlt and the the decalouit but that does not make II I i {($311 ”mm P? d .1 kid _ "ll. ill. l hand cnrbrmdcrcil lcttcr \\lllL‘ll‘ l\ lil‘fl'lllilillt' in
'MUHIW 1'— Picns in the world. It in ii. (‘liriminn of anyone uni‘morc than the bill would authorizc the tour I lain “Kathi roca u at .u Ni ii k, \\ iIic,
the xalnc ihinn here as in other facts the ability of playing chop sticks ilpon‘lnisnlon to lliicatigutc and I‘cconimcud llcadcd cficClS. inn. ll;l\ \ .‘llNl otin-r I i” ”‘5 ‘3”1‘11011 many pcuplc in mid
MIR ' l \lmirzhty that the iri~ liic piano (‘l'mwu one Its a musician. to Congress the encouragement oi s '
.. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . 1 _ . and $4.45. , . .
“an; :..I 2 of God whlch after all To be a Christian is a ciling, it calling now industries. To lDYt’fillgall‘ Indus- l“ . 3 :5 Iricc< up in sham-t. 15 cts., 6 for 85 Lts. \\(‘i\lllt'l'.
one the mom important and esuenlial from God. and ll iii to be like Christ lrllll conditions at home nnd nbrond ' C 02m" l 50 I.“ \ \mnl III tin or I t
. - .. . . WI
things-I relating to life are lost sight of or as near like Christ no possible. and recommend readjummpm of “mi w- 5 C 5-
lletlaute the visible things blind our Don‘t say anything to me about 000- m duties. 3 __’_
:35: 3:: mm; tIiII;1.III fIrouII us. The my pic not IitthIIdIZg clnp‘clIIlIItiIingIasIIiIttind ’l‘o rl‘t‘olllllli‘lld maximum and min I
sci. . . 1 :1 1v r .
l! t w litI nrt. ulvnlye dd thou \ In In II (n it 1i c s lululn tariff rates. leaving the M-dcrnl
aweseni with us so Interest us that we house. In the sight oi Iucu they may '1‘ 'dc con n lsnioll I0 fix tint ruics'
do not make the effort to race beyond ellllflully compare quilc favorably with bm' l l 1 t bli -l ,d ll ‘il- ' P ”wrung
”1d attempt to catch even It glimpse muny who no to church but the fact ”“09" l '9 ‘5 5 5 " n‘ ‘5 I
of the invisible and clcrnal Ihingn, remains that mos... “1mm. um mtond To assist the Federai ’l‘rmil- com-IE . _ ,-__ 3% - _ _ .7 _.. 3.3-- -- _.___._.
Like the atom-I quarry We as com tlic church. which i. the lionsc of (lod llllfiflltlll in "preventing the dumping OUR NATION'AL PARK HEAD. i
,,,\_ mun place workmgmcn are not able called by His name Rln lacking in that of foil-inn products upon the Avucri 9
i u llufluio (‘ onIIIIcIchtl , ‘
nee beneath the surface and see the thing that (‘iIrint dolnnnds of all ills inn Innilul in lllllilll and dcstiutiivc ‘ '\l‘lANTS WEAR
' . . . . ' ~ - - - . u '
‘ptluslbllitlcs which lie hidden under- followers. Aitoudnncc upon ilwiioutw compciiilon" , 5“”9‘51.‘ "we“ ”‘0'“ "f “”1"" i .
" " . 4 - . . . . , x .- ‘ v1 - e o c ,
Inoath the rough and hard surface. But in which it plcuscx~ (mil to duoll, mI1” iiiwsiinulc ”m Icizitiom ot du- ll _\lax lllll ciilei ptonruph r i th I . SHORT KlMONOS .ind SACQUES III Ilnnncnlclm With pink 71ml blue

United Statics. Geolocicui survey, for
the important post of superintendent
,of nulioiiui parks is rcgnrdcd as n

I the eye Of the ma‘dcrmnn and artist
‘ ‘hees beneath anti-selects and uses
‘ what he knows will produce results.

that place which God has H‘l mum in!“ i Minn“
Illls very own

The (‘hurcli which is God's has no,

life on run nud lllllHllt‘tl pIodui Is and
[mill classifications.

t‘llll'l‘llldt>l‘t'fl flannel ind cashmcrc 25¢ $1. 50
LONG FLANNELETTE KlMONOS “llll pink and llllll‘ hunch ‘
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To imcnliuntc lurid rolilliops l)l“l . - b
Soitis that till" Ilrtisl ‘wi-s whit! Htonoa p'l\\t r in tho u'orltl l‘\(‘t*)ll us it his i lill‘l‘lml 01' {he Tlgh' “1““ YO! ”‘9 )0 - .
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he desires and (lod sccs \vllnt nicu to comes :I truly Ill'lli‘sltxld. And the NH“ H“ “mm but“ "Mi 0 h” ‘91“"111‘ “"1" mm“ 111-“ 0“ 11 59"“ E LONG CASHE ERE K'MONOS pmbrmd‘hd ”‘ pnik "m "W

$1.75~-$Z.50

KNITTED AND CROCHETED SACQUES. 50¢ $1 59

* SWEATERS in Whitc, rod, brown .qu my 50¢ $1. 59
. EROCHETED BOOTEES I'Ii “lilo with pnm- -nnii lilac trimming

25¢ and 50¢

.(uuntilt-s 'Mpoil hoillllits hnll llli Illlrcsighl .ulil i‘nltrll‘lmng DurllOSP.
it It niiiti lillllhiltlllllllnll l:lltfi.'I\1rI Millsllull |)t‘l‘3~'illlllll_\ itllrteyed ”w
‘Iudustriul and I Yosemite and water, a: chief . goo
eil‘wt of lililics,'izl‘npiicr, superintcunlcd thc mun-ninkv
hempcnling of all IlIc miicr national parks.

‘ select for His Church and to \iork rm- cliun h In tho organizod powcr m 'itlll
Him in ”mi! rent vim-yard cf the it tho ‘.\0¥'ltl, those inert-tort» who do
world. Weueeihc \Isible only and so not attcnd upon llIc Church of God.
Wearc m-mv: Int . g... 'Ili'll .n ‘l' u it have up nu“ connection with hcr.,iuvmnn- |iit)lllil'llli"'
in; 01' the Divine mind and we at- Non-attentions may bc llclicvcrs but .‘condilionu of competition

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tempt to reason. We wonder whleus the Church of God is no more a crowd lAmcrimn and forum“ product-m and: Lust sumnicr was a period in which ~wa MONTHS SlLK REPP AND CROCHETED BONNETS and CAPS
0119 01' that 0’10 1'5 ENNIDG or Why this of believers than is ll bunch of boards :iliv advantages and disadvantages of: Americans in large niinlbcf‘h‘ discovcr- I spent in ‘ 25¢ 50¢ 31311 75¢\

 

It’d “but u few had known before; tlpil

:our national parks ale tracks of un-
‘llll‘t’A beauty and places of recreation
Ithorounhly worth enjoying. Unqucs- :
tlonablv tlicrc will be u rush next

summer to tllcni iIv railroad, automo-

bile and camp wagon.

[ The new superintendent imbibed his
'first love for the wilderness from the

discipline or that is inflicted. a barrel. There is recorded a storyiiic .«tmcricnn producers 1'

There are many things we will never that a crowd of minim-rs oncc deterr v“, ,,,, ppm“. pm... dim.“ 11“". in

understand until we become the em- niiucd to ditidc the town in which they. American foreign malkcts.
.. f’ bodlments of the conception ”1’“ 5' ,lm‘” hm Into dlSlTlNi‘ The people in} III outlining those powers, iilc bill
«a. in God‘s mind when he chose us, then one district were to attend one church,' includes cvery palm of tnriff 00an
., .we will understand. Peter 33"" the '1‘“! ”10"“ m 31mm” district were mlvcrsy. \IIIioiI has been injcttcd into
.I . II Wonderful conception of the Church of attend another church. The PBSUlt‘nalionM palm“ since the lindcrwood

God and he saw the earth covered by. was. some members were taken out of law Wll‘l paused
the church of God in all of its beauty one church and added to the other. ‘ ‘ '
and exellence.and mnnteling humanity The people attended the churches bull wildernss itself and was for years the
5", , with all of its glory. He saw it “built the power of the churches was '.gone DIFFICULTY IN TRACING DIS-I warm personal friend and sympathetic
i l ‘ '1) l“ 6 Spiritual house and a Holy Then the preachers saw their mistakei EASED CATTLE. idisciple of .lolln Muir. He shared
. [1110!“th " He saw the plan of the and said: “0 God. we com get. the WW i HARTFORD, lieb. 9.—-Iluiry Com Muir's dm otion to mountain tops and
, ,r' Almizh'. y and what God intended llisI .ple into the building and shut the IIIissionc-r J. O. Phelps suid temcruay became the earnest student and stead
1" but) tin church to be. - 'n-r r;. hm it i no church." The power In,“ department hm] oxpericuced some fast advocate of 0m national parks.
of God must be there or the organiza. “miwpv in the pnforf‘unni!” “f the‘ it .I certain that there is no one also
tion may he semi-thine but it is not thelIegulutimi in em,“ mm, lust. Octobe so familiar with the! rhistory their
Think of . church of God. It is merely It human development, their topography atJ

MERRILL COLLEGE
WIll Help You
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.

MERRILL COLLEGE

South Norwalk, Stamford, Port
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indiVidualilyfif ill Corsclry

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Tho corset is thegroundzvurk of ti guun or ~un ~prccminently
the first and chief essential to a; lei gowncd wonlam. Upon the
accuracy and permancnce of 1's lines dcpcnds the success of

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Think of that conception which un-
,..i'1' lit: humanity built up into a spiritual

1!" house. a Holy Driealhood. to prevent the importation of dis

t) that lofty andwnndcrful conception of society and not the building of living eased cattle mm the sum, from tin {their intimate practical conditione. His-7

 
 

the church of God and all low and stones, a spiritual temple containing a
m notions nut vanish. And holy priesthood. And where that is
in min think of what the clutch‘ lacking there is naturally lacking the
of (loll is constituted. humility...“ chnracter that the church gives to I‘D-
and women like our-elven and do. not ‘ “goon and rellgeon given to life. And

fact that the railroad co mpanits didltechnical knowledge 0’ woodcraft '5
not away. keep an exact “mum of 'unsurpaased. Mr. MarahullIadlg‘rgIln-
the number of cattle in a car from anby birth, entered the Uni e a '3

another state. He is making arrange mod“! 3:?” 1: :83?” 1:32:22;
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cvr-II tho most glorious frock

Visit our corset d-‘pa-I'v
just looking over (tic va:
6,, C. B. a la sprite, La Rosina,
Fitting and other popular makes.

Warnc r's,

want and nivc yoursclf actual pleasure
U12: ni-w \lll‘lllil Y'W‘lli‘lF oi’ Binner, 8. &
Thompson’s Glove

Let our corsctiere assistiou ill lhc sclcciion of tho model but

that give an onnohling thoum to u him thori- la laklng the incentive thnt
mutate” {a life would otherwise have fol
7'10 Mr!» 0' God ht couldn‘t-pitta; the thlnuofcod.
moor-tau in: humanity. In. tho Amman-In turn-uihnttunltmme 'M‘V'fl" 11" ML olthc cattle
wdaaMbamammn» hbgmhm.yufi(o“ hthatalenredlooanu.”nldm.ln.I
warm. turn. and um. 'l’bl noun-that Hell-mumbl- mm m Dem: Whitaker.
Wthmuummuawmohuwfilu.mununm Drum-fiducmditimwull
Int. HIIImMutum (.WJuymuwuh do. to ammonium to Ill! fact
1|" ”alumni-hm NI. no rumwumcumu that mil-a u unhealthy « Hm.»
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on AlumflMu-smuuuoo mama-mmmmwyi
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the future the bookii will show the typo of deserving democrat.
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