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PROPRIETORS
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
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out vlloll Lodge, He. too. r. and A. M.
Hoots in Masonic Building. South ‘
lain street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
. ooch month—July and August ex~
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Arthur
f. Farris. \\'. hl.’ Robert M. Wilcox.
894:. l
Cutler Chapter. No. no, B. A. M.
.Ilcets in Masonic Building. South
- lllaln street, 2nd and ith Tuesday:
of each month-July and August or-
i copied—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
t lotions cordially invited. Chariel
A. Turk, 11. P., F. 8. Lyon. Sec.
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WHAT ST. LOUIS WANTS.
i’ttliiic instalment legartling tlic
‘lfi.
iaalidttnelit of all tirnly reserve has?
hitherto scented unwilling 1“ support
" :.t- lliiltHitllull along thin line FXL't'D'
lie ettiariienient of the national guard
1' ’\\.ti bt‘l‘flliN‘ oi thi> attitude. it-tlect-
‘9: iii t'tiltgl't‘» and tile
that Secti-
ribere are lilliir that. alter all. we may
in to the til-secre-
~gel etiitietliing alt
{ari's fillllptht‘dl)‘ extinct
« army".
; . There is not indication of that pl
d frankly,
Ull
[being carried ottt fully on
owing recognition oi
but there is Sf
as
the importance of the president.
commitnder-lit-cliiei. having available
national emergent y. a well-
e of about half a million
Hit.
{or any
trained fort-
title“ to the regular army.
shown
men iii ad.
"This shift of \i9\\ is clearly
H in the following utterance lly a St.
_ with lit-\i'sptipel', representing a coin-
nullity which will hardly be utcunod
oi undue tielligerency:
”if the lawmakers of these l‘nited
65‘1le think that the plain folks at
[none are strait-jacketed with preju-
dtce in him of a development of the
EU“! militia and cannot be reasoned
with, they are niainn .tbe mistake of
We don’t want the state
.Tilc
their lives.
militia plan unless it is the best.
general insistence is not upon a par-
} . tittiiir plan it is upon the demand that
'i . . it... nation lIL' safeguarded in the most
eflcicnt way, man-for malt and dollar
.22." dollar. We are not military ca-
‘ pesto otit this way. We do not. pose
j u: «unit. We are ”pl telling Washing-
Eton how the country may best. be
‘ . ettfecuartied. \\'e are only demanding
that it he done."
_-.tlt's likely that the rest of the coun-
ttry‘ feels pretty much the same way
u.
about it ._
P
m HENRY JAMES.
filth the passing of Henry James
finglish-speaking peOples lose their
‘ cotton with one'of the greatest
(in of the late nineteenth century.
to
. of Henry James with a sort of
. ridicule became of his poaderols
Monk styb. But when one
to outline the matter. it to gen-
1invaded that than who con-
Min have not read hlni. Amoc-
{ot‘thelr knowledge. It is impu-
" road all of one single pioco
‘ lately“ style to a handicap to
m
-- ’ " " ,._-..__ iotl> of the corner cop will he
land tempered by his academic know
laly Harrison resigned. Nowl
l
"continental.
‘( ‘ a -; -u-v~ . ,
J: - .» _- “a”?
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M
litetoouuodaisroap. Butltionot avoogehnrtyhuhtoovoryponon
true that he bioted his life to depict-lwho will see the Citapiin lino in tho
ing the manners of that group. Never next you hi admittedly worth $67“,-
hac a novelist more kaeply scorch“ M0 to than ation. 0n the whole. “it
the soul. laid bare the inmost motive, would upeor that Chortle earn: it.
studied life more deeply at its sources: ___.—4-————————-
1
than hao Henry James. TALKS ON RANKING.
Mr, James has never had a vogue; ——-—
his work has not been popular withl H0“ ”'9 5““ ““‘kuu “fl",-
the many who "a!“ ‘0 ‘e‘ u!“- l»..d.¢ ll would «team that It!“ lhfl bank
lug “mg the; run. But it io likely ‘ takoo your money, protects it, pay: it
. _ 1 back on demand or as you order. loads
that lil's wonderfully drawn 90"”"5 . you money. discounto your neighbor’s
of chatacter will be appreciated by 8(time for you, it would. have :wthiig1
(sonsianfly growing circle of readers,lerse to otter in your behalf. Bull haui
and that when much oi the popular tic? "ii "“33"" we" ‘0' 3°“: and 1391'
”on of me day has [18804 into 0wide-utility makes money for'itoelf.
iion. the merit of Mr. Jameo' doilaea- : “‘31:: 0):): mk‘fiéugfefinx £1:
lions will be realized ‘by more 3““ a row of four crisp new bills (they ol-
mcre of those people who are. inter- ways come in oheeto of tour) you may
I wonder what be is damn. Ind‘ml id
behind it all. We will'abow Von by
in oiinple illustration. bet us suppose
iyotl want to borrow a thousand dol-
San Francisco it~ sending its poll'cc- l h" and odor your note ‘0 your M‘k'
pr He knows you. known that you
will pay. and wants to accommodate
Fili' 0" t‘alitoruia/ W ““1“" l’sytholomv" you. He looks at his books and days:
ested in the intensive study of life.
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COLLEGE COURSES FOR COPS.
men in regular squads to the Until-3r—g
’h’ “‘"Wumx‘r'?gr~1 -. a...
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51ft; ' ; u:
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arenas mu m onen-
ANS.
ital cilia tits
lllii mot
lotto! Iy Iod- ot 13.1“
Votoohlonlnlimiofloto
of Vaughn loos favor
iiooooo—Sovoa Hoooodhm
fro. In to Wot—lord“
Suuiutolltilu
HUTLAND, Vt., March 8.-—V9l"
maul. politicians were fully alive to
day to the fact that the odoption of
a direct primary system in the refer-
enduol vote at town mootiau yeoter-
day furnished them with matter for
immediate action. whereas the state's
emphatic matiirtnotion of the looai
option Jyrilé‘m of liquor selling took
the prohibition question out of pol—
ities for the time being, Men who
have been quietly limiting known theirl
willingneoa to go as delegates to tilt ~
national party conventions at once!
berm to make plans for active cant 1
points iii preparations for the spring“
primaries at which these delegates
oocialogy. criminology and other sub-l '1 can't spare the money. The law
eels conhected' with their work. Nays 1 must have fifteen cents out ofi
Dr. Jan lion hall has given one nil—tow"! dollar I owe my “90'"0” in;
porlaill course of lecture! on the il- “NIL Or “he“ I can get h on domgn‘; ‘
‘ . .and l have lost what the low roquireaJ
sane and mentally defM‘HW- “'- “- if i git-e you credit for the note and
ii. Goddard liao given one on the feeble let you check against it I lncroolaoi
minded. Each Friday the men meet my debts and make my conditionl
for their lessons. linripg the week they “‘U‘M" h" if I do “0‘ I", "m l" “5";
“PM." ”Mr knowledge ivliereicr p05." mum stand ready to do no." i
I . Ltit being it resourceful banker. and
lollilr‘. and prepare paper: based on me knowing how. he ao)tn )0“ to “n n.
li'('llll‘i'~ and on their own experiences. tuillult‘ while he goes to "is [long lm,
this cx- llc finds a government bond which hel
ntliple. lilt‘ traditional H00"! oi the iie- ‘i “0118'" a star ”0 when be but plenty:
ltet-tive of fiction for the wal'k‘ (if ills of upare'inoney. for club, In“ corneal
‘ latit‘ni smiling and says: ”Very well, in'
brother on the force may lose its fouir ‘ three day; and you cut In” your;
cation. __Anu the heavy-hand'd Ulelll' money. i will tum this bond inlo bonk‘
lightened liti‘t‘u for you." so be send: the hold"
to Washington. and in return the Ooh.
ternment nondi- him 200 crisp new ave-
;ledge. Idollar bulb, to he signed by two of-
Tlii' expt-liitient marlin also. tilt ad- 9.“... of the bank. (.m and handed out‘
‘ l
! it many communities follow
'iance in mailing the connottion bc- to you.
tut-en academic education and ."ery‘ 'l‘hl' Government licepe the loud as
on tirity that he will redeem the lines
day life. l‘niversities. it Hey are to
' ‘ in "lawful money" on demand—that-
. Ii ' . - ‘: I: . .
‘(on into their usefulness. mu t omc R My uret-tiliacks or ROM for thou if
\Vhitt- ilouseflout of the t‘lolntt‘r and use their ireo- mummy.“ mm um hi oeldom donei'
sures of knowledge for the benefit of pays hilti interest on the bond and you
This service of ply him interest on your time for the
. no“ of his notes, and both are satisfied.
. . . . . , , , You see. by this proposition, he hit!
of pan lvrancisco in an atiiglrnole ll- ‘ mm“! your “mo into bank “0“,. with
liintration of an institution of leaning “HM" behind it and um Bournmonl
.lieililld him. Your Mlle flouldn't
‘go \Pry far from home. thooo promises
tvlll. t Everybody kuowa them They
' are "money“ and circulate no such.
Something new in the way of it name Now what In“ the banker done by
is revealed by .leff- ill-lmniore. rhinitis process? H'I' hao fttrnlohed the
is not a lypogralflthffl 9m". it is the community as well as you with circu.
official appellation 0‘ a Tu“ “my,” .lltinx medium, handy to corry. cheap
i _ h ' l ll d 'o‘lreate. and satisfactory to all. lie
mu. ‘ i“ 9 way ‘9 spe a an puno has. taken your credit and ‘umed it
tuales it illlll‘iPlf. and insist-4 on tivcry- into bank credit. Ho makw money
Md! “is" spelling and Pullf‘lualini‘. it. and you take The motley he ll" matte
ttnd he ought to know, and make some money for youtleif.
Mr. .\|ci.cmorc‘.~' christian name lit it i“ a "fly aimple proposition under-r
y if ‘ g ” observer; hit-till by few. but procticeti by many.
"m ‘ "’0'“ M K cant i! you don't fully understand it. ask
niiclit .tiippoiie. "Jeff" is therefore not v“. banker ‘0 tell volt more about il.‘
it it were. its “own-LT)“,- fmiure of banking. however. it
Herl'ormed in this country only hit
after it. But tlte stacstitan will have. ”n" under control ”NM ““1”“ ('"v'
b‘ l l . rd!“ ftht- tromcnt. namely. the national blight;
not. mg ml a co on. toga B 0 ‘ and Federal Reserve Bonita. but is a]
anguish of editors and conipOlsitors torrmon banking proctlcctht‘ unrli' 0v?
and the iiPrleili' 0‘ m'Wt‘iinPPF Feud-Er. diifciing in form but not in nub-l
- tutnnce. it being o universal function!
0 (ii' the bank to turn credit which in
.1 h l l: n m _h . he “km: .tinltnovvn itito that which in known and
Wm ua ( L “we ‘ 3 “ " ' will therefore be freely taken. and;
3‘“ m“ ‘““3“‘“"‘““ is setting "‘"";lia.tik note credit to the most common;
than he bargflnod for. Heislieconii land useful form
known as Jeff ilyphen Mchmore. Andi Amerioon Bankers Association. T
‘h sarcastic New York newspaper has! _ " i
added insult to inury by suggesting; WATCHMAN FOiLs BURGLAR WHOI
TRIED TO BREAK lN'rtS BANK.
HARTFORD. March 8.—-A dorlng at,
~ l .. liempt to rob the Mechanics Savingal
colon mm a fill stop. ' bank in the Connecticut Mutual builds
————-———O-—-—-—-_ gin; last night wet; frustrated by John
FORTUNATE FEET. lDolan. the night watchman. who dis-i
it pay: to have funny feet. at leastEcovered a" man “1"“! ‘0 "7 09““ 'n
it would seem that way though oao‘ window to the bank from the inside of'
the building. —
“5'“ ”ma” '° “N that it pays to: Dolan grappled with the man M‘
have funny feet combined with a rid- i has not able to hold lgin. He then no.
iculons way of using them. an absurd titled the police bu'a a search fafiérl to
mustache and rpmponaity for break-10‘3“e the 95“le an. -
in: dishes When Dolan found hec ouid not hold
his man and that his cries for help
the common people.
till? University of (‘niiforiiia to the My
doing its proper work.
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l PUNCTUATING A NAME.
an abbreviation.
er lillL'lll be content with putting a dot
era.
A man presumably has a right i
that "perhaps next November. Texas:
democrat i will change the lion. Jeff's
will be chosen.
The primary system was adopted’
by a maiority of 3.573, the vote being: ;
Yeo. 34,736: no, H.163. Ten of the
fourteen counties endonwd the plan.
Local option won over prohibition
in this state today .by a margin of
13,164 votes. The prohibitory amend:
ment was first placed on the otatute‘
books in 185:: and was repealed in,
1903 by a majority of 129. The vote
today on the question of recnucting
the amendnit-ntro'as yeti, “(5.03: no,
31,667. ‘
Every county in the state with the
exception of Orleans ltave a major .
l
John Marriage.
‘Juhll Marriage, wealth) Kiowa
t ounty, Kan, ranchitian, has ask~
t-tl Governor Arthur (.iilillt‘r to to—
operate with him ill turning his
{Wacfl‘ ranch. worth $3ll).tll).
into a home for orphan children
where they can but given a prac-
tical education, taught traulcs or
brought lip-k) help manage the
raiitli tut luturc gt-llelatioils ‘(if| ity m favor 0‘ local option.
Ul’lillaiix Marriage |il'tilitiht‘~ ill Twenty-three cities and townu'
(“migrating hi‘ illik'll and 3'). voted luhilccnue Milli )‘PII‘ an iillilnlli
pointing a board of tlilecttiru. ”cltuelity m“ ”“1
has a school on his tatm u'hit‘hl\\,.ste\:: {sirocsz‘t-hanuml from dry “'1
llt'Ihuplhfl‘llb hittlscli .tlitl ht‘ “i“ Tilt-.city of liurre. and the towns
build a high school. Lani veartof Norton, Swanton. Citatiotou. Mount"
Man-mm. mm, mm liu§lu-ll.'TuW« Middlem anti south Hero,
of ttiicat which lie \tilll tut SLItiIf
' The four towns which changed
. ‘ ,. ‘ . _ ‘ A rout \vet to dry were Bethel. Bright .
.t liuxlttl. Hit it." lii‘Iliilt' .h" re |°"- Reading and [319 in Matte. ‘
tcivetl til.» .1 liu~liel liil' llh 30.4 The vote was taken in connection“
”on “my“ crap 1“. .mm a lit'fd’ with the annual town meetings held
«if tutti thoroughbred cattle. “l‘ . Lxgggflgx‘ 31“) l “at: u” proponed‘
lulu-lit h. . . e. . ‘ _ .t invng an passed by
. {E led-mil {“13 «l «1“ “in the hut legislature and aubnlltlud to‘
am it min is worth 53w. He his the people in a referendum. i
«slough Iliulit'} to llh‘ t‘tillllthJ-i “1‘03“"? of lht‘ narmu‘ month! 13'
lili‘. and he wants to help tit'liliatl.|’;;“.” Nib. "1" “men" of prohi-’
children because he “in an UT": . m" “0“. hopelul that the state
”I I. ..if would turn against liquor selling ’
l idil titllst . The result was a surprise not only
Eto the prolitbitory campaign commltr'
DICKINSON CUMMINGS SUES. tice and the anti-oaloott league. but
also to the local option leader-t. “ilO'
Action for m as Rooutt of on Auto-l '"m ”1""- had "”l “mm: {0' 5" at"
while it victory. . .
m ii i ‘ . . "
J n ‘ it: _G 693:” ‘ ' Owing to the heavy allow in the'
it it‘ll it upon .c ltyler Cumin. mountains the total vote wax would.
tag» has instituted lirit'Pt‘dllIKN agnitiu ; i-rably smaller than that thrown utf
Lollt‘r n. Ludlaw of t'reonwlch. in the ‘ ”l“ “A“? t‘lcctlon a year It!" hit 7
Supreme Court. \Vlillv' Plains. for 85.4 M"""‘"‘"- '
—..._____,‘_,_._ m..~_
l
000 for injuries and tlztmitixes incurrm
iii an automobile act itlcnt on the Post .GOIVAERRTNQF HHS TAX. MOWLERa'l
road. Mrs. Helen W. Smith mother ’ R1” ”m" 3" “he” Y°“‘
of the plaintiff. has been appointed by'h“ a man‘s Wfkelboolr YOU hit his:
Judge Keogh its her .-on'n gtiordian. mum acute nerve “d that “‘ why?
The accident occurred on the Poatllw "0M“ ”0 Wm spend 323 '0'}
road. between Rye and Harrison, andlme‘suw' but he “'1" complain “' be}
nearly resulted fatally for tho occu-zm asked ‘0 my a dollar in “‘99-"
punts of the cor. Tbc‘plitlntlff alleges said Governor Holcomb today "i d““
that he was driving east when the de- scribing the Vim” ‘hkh the average
‘citizen took on the payment of toxoo,
fendttnt’s car struck him from the roar. h
Laidlaw did not stop. but continued to; o Statement of the chief execu-
tive was made at the opening of the
Rye. where he reported the accident if _
to police headquarters. (‘timmlng's‘ ounh annual meeting 9' “‘9 tax 0"
car ran into a telegraph pole. neverinziflcms association “f Connecticut
it lit the hose. The car was wrecked. i ”’9 “Nu“ ”“1”" There “’9" about!
In the ear with (‘umtniutn‘ won htslwo omcioli. in “WNW" from 0/"
mother and a motel rlend. The moth- port-a of ""3 "”9- in ”'9 absence
or was merely injured. and was con-'0' the president, 0“ W39 Wilcox.
lined in the l‘nited Hoapital for new“1 Willimanic. 9'95““-
eral wet-kit. Governor Holcomb flldghe oflico
of ntseoor was on important one. The
duties might make the incumbent tut?
popular. but they would be. honestly:
performed. He said it was generaliyl
admitted that Connecticut had one of
the best tax departments in' the mar
try. He warned towns against the. (ob
ly of creating expcntteo and then in!-
iaiz a tax rate that would not yield
a revenue to meet them. "“
Attorneyflenerol q. E. Hinmon and
William B. Follows, a member of the
m
MORNING STAR CHRiSTIAN
ASSOCIATION ~ANNIVERSARY'
The Morning Rtar Christian Assn
elation will continue its second anni-
versary, this evening. in Grace Bop-
tlst church. Butler street. with the
following program:
Speakingmilev. J. A. hioloy. of the
‘Knight Street Adi. E. church.
Vocal SoloAJObn Berry. ‘
Reading—Mrs. S. Chance. board of in miniature tad/New
MluUOD°-Mfl- MIT Totem. immpshire, also addressed the conven-
Solo—George w. Johnson. Ition. '
Solo—Ira. Hoy Fuller.
Favorite Songs-The Holy City Quar-
MN.
Vocal Soloe-Mro.-Wolter Fuller.
M .
WHAT MANY CHILDREN LACK
A sad night. indeed, it to to 9‘39. so
many (hildron on our atrcetB Mink,
peevloh, delicate and oiling, with
spindllng little less and arms and of.
too so cross that parents can do noth-
ing with them, all become they lock
"vitality. Our local druggist, Funk H.
wan sueefias iron THE PHlLiP-
PiNEB.
WASHINGTON. 'umh s.-rlie
Last week—Tuesday, the‘29th day of February. was the Real
Prosperity Day. We didn't obser‘ 't h ' ‘
in the regular way. \e l , onever. but did business
On Monday we took account of stock in tiio departments and
(guild that 'in our t‘oat and Suit section. we had left only, six
omena “inter Suits and seven Winter Coats. That was the
most gratifying report in 27 years. Yesterday we figured other
departments and our oxcooo in voluoo caused by no shrinkage
was ouch that we decided ti give a Bonus to our patrons in the
ray of unheard of bargainb. “'e have named this special day
Proopority" Thurodoy. I
swcnfiycgrxxlxgnvlte all ti be here tomorrow. as this day
LUNCH CLOTHS
Hemtitobed. All linen. satin
is
WHITE LINEN
90 inches wide, fine quality
lrish linen. Regular price
w- a“. 9'
price 31.50 each. m ,3' "‘ p". “1'
Tomorrow ”mm“ 89¢
3.238 Louocm'rus
PILLOW TUBING
36. 42 and ‘5 inch pillo-
tubing. Regular price 25c. yd.
“mm" 12 we
Yard wide. special soft finish,
excellent for women's and
ntlsaes' wear. Regular price
81.50 per piece.
$1.10
Cotto Messaline PET TICOATS
The boot mic-rial mode—looks liltt s- '
. atln. but wears ion er
than the boot satin made. [lactic waist bands. small, medit‘im
and extra size. All colors. Regular price 82.00 each.
Tomorrow only. Prosperity Thursday.
$1.19
One to a customer.
REMNANTS OF BOY'S' AND
TABLE LINEN GIRLS’ HOSE
In W U 2. 2% ind 3 Pine ribs. black and tan.
ids. Every one . sturdy "mm double knees, spliced heels
Prices the lowest. and toes. Regular price
25c. per pair.
Tomorrow
HOPE SAFETY PINS 19¢
innit “’95 only. Regular
””09 5“ per card.
Tomorrow 3 for 5¢
CUTICURA SOAP
Regular price 25c. per cake.
Tomorrow 15¢
in’
New Waists
The advance spring styles which have just arrived are capturing the
fancy of overyono who ooea thorn. .
A proctlul. uflored waiat made of Ioisotte is " ~ ' '
. . perfect in every d .
tail,‘ and the Drico to only .. .............. 311:0
Several models in voile woiuto aro charming in design. and suitoblo
for dressy occasionl. Prices are .......... .....$t.as and $2.90
Then thoro aro various smart styles in cropede-chine and Japanooe
olik rotate, white and dainty colon, with convertible collars, at $1.98
The above are only a correlation of the excellent values to be found
in our waist stock. '
.“C::‘/t’ilf['/’RIC£ ..
Vi ”(NRA/u ‘1. iii
"FOR
Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs, Draperies,
Linoleums. and
Housefurnishings,
VARIETY,.VOLUME§ QUALITY
the movie men.
1‘9! peronolitypth’at iioo hock of .
‘3670,000“per year is what it pays. Alvaro not heard he ripped seven! hat-
hundred feet of iliin picturing the pus-1 touts off the man’s vest and\tbooe
sensor of these attributes in the act of Lpolice think may lead Mini"? “gaming ‘ m of or M mili-
signing the contract by which he got '
m" $670,000 h“ 3““ been ”km b’ monastic: COMPANIES LEAVE
And yet. not everyone with Mn!‘ comment. 5. 0., March t.-'ral"r
feet and an absurd mustache can not ty-four fire.
a salary based solely oi; than ponies-rm?! ‘
door. Thom always thot little-ut-
erploinahlo uomothln: that little quirk
omy transport Buford lo’iooding at
tho
New York for ‘n‘ voroze to lento.
1h honaion.
'9 ‘3 ”me ~ tory supplies to common the daemo-
"9 '9'!" “En. In View or the short-
.. SOUTH caaouuo. A“? P? with! widen, in the new.
3‘“ unsold at the War Wt that
faint-once companies um
from. the State of Edith and San
owl-autism or provisions of tile . . _
no! “ooh-compact" low. according to ”“9 this apeciat Von?-
MM“ may at the ‘
would. a» mu Wort
on
-.
. 1
mule merino. _ ‘3‘“
tthonufordmazbopiooodonthem‘.
loi- iflfiw route biwee- lontio l
Francisco. utu- oho corn;1
miter. asks the potent: of “every
such child to try-Vinoh his non-oocrot
cod liver and iron remedy, to overcome
such conditions. it contains no on or
woo. and to so deliciolto 'chiidcon
love to take' it. .
Look Through .Our Stock
LQNEJ‘
' ’ ' ‘ "I’ll/7:; “we p.‘?/(lJ
7- LTATISNEEY box f
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srncm. in am: rug-Sit
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flmuuoo
"pot-opt}, Will Iltuflmilt'd .3 W‘ fluid! TM.“ m
m.muu. "- o .‘
0w utmwf‘ft"
Insurance Who ._
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