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la Every Feature Au
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ASIOGIATID "I“ 941*. FROM ALL PARTS 0' TH! WOILQ IV A OP‘CIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Olloa aa BoooudClaaa flutter.
tutti lull
iii SAVING til
llillilli’ Hollis
W's u
Meal, Fanatics af labor
“fields will furthered-tribut—
iaaa For the lsiief [and
initials viiili '
.aumnuns
Sal of $111,000 Insists to be
Secured; $132,138.55 Raised
l'rt-odent Samuel (loinpers and the
est-rti-‘it'e committee of the American
indie tiion of Labor have issued an
other appeal for contributions to pre
wnt ‘tle defendant batters in the
l.twnv' stilts. whose homes have been
ltii'r‘t used against. from losing in a
lilu‘W'itl‘)’ way through the foreclos
tire tt-tiotts. Those t. lions and at-
i‘t:ta=ed union workers who diti not
('ttfl"‘lflllit' to the liaiters' Fund on
.1illtittl'_\' 27.1lie first date set by the A.
”—
l" oi l.. for such contributions are
asked in the supiilellle liary appeal to
lllfliu‘ their donations on or before
Jtillr‘ if.
continued on Twelfth Page.)
Will fill BOOKS
u—u———-
, As many applications have been re-
ceitati by the postal authorities for
postal guides at moderate prices, no
I‘m! this just been taken by the de-
ptttttuent so that hi the near future
[N‘l sous desirous of securing the books
of information about postal rates.
la'w a} lists of the post offices. etc. will
he able. to do so at a price that will
be about one tenth of the price now
clmrged for the books. -
Whereas" the price of the guide is
now $3.50 for cloth bound and 83 for
paper bound, the complete guide after
tittlv i may be procured for 40 cents
cloth binding. and 30 cents.
binding. The abridged guide. which
contains most of the information rt
lht‘.t‘0mpleie guide but lacks the lists
of offices. will sell, for 30 cents and 15
cents each. The state list containing
exit“: information about postal sub
jeci.‘ will sell at if; cents each. while
pllpplements to the guide will be low
slit-d monthly and will cost 35 cents
for a set of eleven. - '
Applications for the guide may he
sent to the post office and the order
‘liiiiollis W t W8
l Dilill’i 6H DIVOlltiE
. John E. Stevens. former salesman
ill The Sonnenbet'g l'ianu Company's
’ .
9”". and other articles necessary in
'IISS 6'“ “M“, .fl store, on Washington street, this city.
I "C. V“ at" W ”a, who sued his wife, Louise. for di
_ lttdrce. alleging desertion. was denied
for Pageant of America Inherit-l
l
i the decree yesterday by Judge Webb
1 in the civil superior court.
' Im ‘. Mrs. Stevens. who filttl a (‘l‘os>
. u .complalnt claiming infidelity, intoler-
-———-—-——-
itilill till ilil
. _
l ‘ lllllii Ill Plioiitil
Stevens had a number of witlloases
who testified in his behalf yesterday.
and his wife. as well, was well forti—
fied with wltneSses. Attorney John I'
Gray, of Bridgeport. represented ster-
,’ena. and Attorneys 0. l’. Roweli, of
ltrldgeport. and Leo Davis. of this
’ t-lty. appeared for Mrs. Stevens.
. . . . Stevens told his story to Judge
um SW '5 “0°93“?! \\'ebh and he said the trouble in their
home started in the early winter or
tau attt-r ha had heard reports about
a man named liradiey Hull visiting
‘hirs. Stevens at the stereos honle ill
.‘(orwalk According to Htevets, hisl
wife returned to him for a few
‘months in till! after she had deserted
him Stevens said he wanted his wife
to remain and help make a home for
themselves and their little daughter.
but site refused.
asked lll‘r to return but Sir‘ would our
content.
'I he couple were married on August
7. 1904. Stevens said he wa.‘ a melt
senger on the New Haven road part
of file married life. lie related how
his wife often went to Stamford and
when he asked who she saw. she
would reply that i-he went to see a
lit: said it got to he an
t «Idle Affair a Sauces:
i i
. A faithful few. twenty-seven in hunt
‘ber. to be exact. braved the threaten
ing elelitetlts last evening. to be pres»
ent at the public .carnit'ai meeting
which was held in the court room of‘
the Town Assembly Hall Building. in
Wall street. Enthusiasm reigned
'supreme among‘this small number.‘
.however. and if the Norwaik 't‘arnlvsl.
is held this year. it will be to those
few that the people of Norwaiit are
indebted tor their annual good time.
’lhe keynote ot' the situation in
Norttalk a; present. and the indiffer»
eni feeling which has prevailed among'
those people who should lune been
‘lnterested in. and helped to boost tlte’ hlr. Rowen.
-carnlviil for the pat couple of years,l old story.
but have been conspicuously inactivet _...____,
tl'lttlil’icllli Blllili .
' 108i 0iili30iiill
' GIVEN A SHOWER, _____._
The schooner
Iterday. from Halifax. Nova Sculls. en.
Missestltlthel. Iota and Marion Me. countered exceptionally rough wea-
l.ean. of Lowe street. entertained
scorn" uoawsut.’ ...
0f cillllil 3......” 3:
Hill it PilllS. 333 in.
able cruelty and desertion, was slsot
denied a divorce. ‘
Several times hc‘
- ‘(ieorge Pulp and Paper Company, yest‘
UNDER"
fIMM9If-chflilga I". VANCE . '
_..___ Daughters ”mm "38“ .
Stale Mica tiara loss heath, —. .—-~— I“. VMQ 0‘ '
gm
It“! I!“ Wamats Will
Served;
isft;l':l00fl';;1:vll;l[n h m It}; In“ vtrilunLtf-er grunt ctilf'p't‘, rjear- French War Office rQort _
t a re u ur le.’ I In ose ' cue \e rant: 0 le ‘ln. » '
' [which were heard by the convention War were honored guests of the Boy aftCMIRdYI, M“ “M ‘ m
100 smmw “W during the morning. were presented Scouts. including a delegation from I“ to ff “Walking“,
. during the day. Buckingham Post, No. it, ti. .\ a, .n mg forces made their way, by
'M o“ 'm . . - Norwalk. it is hoped that even a lttrg- portion of the Viul‘e of CM 4,.
i (mum on Eieieath Page) er number will be present. .intyp A hill shell kl. . .u .
4"” -~ ‘ ‘But‘kin ha .. " . it an I blow
' ..__._.... it in Boy- hills promised to th lar . . . - . ,_
ANSONIA May 14-Arreata of in present, as well as every resident e M munitiou m . ‘
' * Veteran of Wilton. The members of 30W?” One the m I I? Q
three alleged leaders in tho riot ill'
cident to theJU‘ikI in I... fuse du-
purtntent of the Ansonia Manufactur-
ing t‘ompany. ill which one man was
this"); shot, were
i
tutti
i “stilt illll '
”thrilled
was expected that by night several
other arrests will have been made.
The men are charged with creating a
.. WEDNESDAY, unfit, 1315‘
THREE liliifliS
Aliliiil
There. sad
:eH-r held by the
7‘
Fanty cloudy “right his "no-mi; _..
‘ frwo
With the cloaing of yesterday after-
,ltoon‘s program, at the horwalk Bap- Scouts of America. is completing we
50’ list church. ended one of the
tpleaslng and successful
most
conventions
Fairfield ('Ullllt)
in. “rail similar
0f illi's iiiillliii‘
laud Yesterday to fill tnpcriaat
Position of Cavendis- lioidl r .
at failiisid Cult! Int-cl '3' WM 80 Stills
.. . . .___-_ ._._.~—-
Wilton Troop Number Om». Boy
partitions for their set-om "I“... . on
sertance of Memorial Sunday on lite.
coming sabbath. May L‘blll. at two
Branch of the International Order of o'clock in the afternoon
made today. and it
‘tlislurbancc and breach of the peace.
The arrests were made by the matt-
police. who came
their arrival they
police station as
About fiftetn warraita.
tstood. have been issued.
The cases ‘_
”Mics-at mommy.
inns initial-a bp- ordt-r of lite cor-
;oaer in connection with his investiga-
‘tioa of the death of Charles
the striker killed
come up in court
open tomorrow.
Fighting in Newton. Maaa.
Mass,
ther during the greater porttun‘ot ttte‘ Sacobowell Machine shops at 'Ncw-
lton Falls. where five hundred employ-
NEWTON.
tttmul iii an automobile looki.lg tor the
men for whom warrants hate
worn out and rushing them to the
Announcement has been made that
‘lhe mill, which has not been in oper-
‘i‘rancis (lootlnttw.. :ttiou since last Thursday except for
which arrived at the wharf oi the Si.‘ the force of repair men at work will
here today. Since
have been gums
been
rougliestiod
soon as touted.
it is under
or Saul and
Headers ar-
i‘ico. afternoon
in the riot, are to
tomorrow.
cast included:
t
Thief Justice
May 84.~»Tln
before
sple idor oi Lucifer and hit- soaeltiim.’
All of this took place in lloyt‘s The»
sire. on the occasion of the
ceremonial of Hooker Grotto. .\‘o. be.
There Were a number
.1." from New. Manny’s‘eselll at.
the upbta'tophela specucle yesterday
The scheduled parade was
dlapcned with because
favotable weather and/because
death of William B. iiubbeil.
A very capable cast was in charge
of the ceremonial. and a decidedly lino
time was enioyed
Nehemiah (lander:
James A. Hoilerin
Master of Cerem‘nles
.............. Spartan 1.. St. John
His Majesty
20 Will 0i
Will Gilllltl llllililfli
the httiigtiilia l y
sprint;
of tlrotlu'
oi the uni
Ul tll‘.‘
throughout. The
King‘s Doughters and Song, in thtg- Wilton". first organized observance . 3.
' cum“, of the day was held on the sold” be A powerful offensive was I“
The afternoon session was more fore Memorial Day last year and fully “he“ by the Germans M ‘
largely attended than the opening aes- lw'o hundred citizen assembled on the
'sion in the morning. many members Green near Wilton Post Office. where
being unable to be present during the short speeches were delivered and pit
fort-noon, but arriving in time tor the ironic songs sunk. and martial music
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 42. were at-
so invited. but were forced to declini-
on account of previous engagements
if the ltoy scouts are tavored with
equally as good weather n. last year
it much litrpor audience is sure to h"
present at t‘t- . eises which will it
(‘iutll‘ " tuna addresses it} [.1
of the town, and t‘
TlAt'ilU' tit-w menlbrrs lil't toddi ‘“ "m.“ pa "'1.“ _ . . . 3.1 .
tull~iledged Alouker Grotto p'opht-ts, several 0’ “i" ON soldiers The Con.- fic‘al bunch“ inn.“ 'W -‘
for )estt-rJtty afternoon lite) “PM: ”Will." Sh‘K‘HK t'llih “ill have chart: Rome. The bulletin Blyt- ‘ 3
“sttiu'i h)‘ (‘erberus on the outskirts in T!" “mid" 15‘1"” “"“,"“,Pr°““" the ltaliana voluntarilYa .. - L.
oi the St- tan fields. and till”: ed "f It‘ U wt err um. cittrens oi .
)K '1 \\'ilton have kindly loaned automo fifty yards 0‘ me ‘me 0"
hiles to convey them front and to their
homes, including the Norwalk delegs
lion.
Alp-r the exercises at the Green, "12‘
line of march will be to Joe's Hill
cemetery where the G. A. R. ritual ap-
propriate to the day will be teal! 'W‘
the chaplain of Hockinghaui Post.
flowers will, be placed on each sold
lt-r‘s grave. and "Taps" will be sound
ed by the Scout bugiar? Similar cer
emoziles will follow at St. Matthew's
churchyard, where the parade will
dishand.
Flowers for the decoration of the.
graves may be left at the home or
Scoutmastar l". C. Ogden not later
than noon on Sunday.
llillllll OllENilii is f
_____ liililiill Bl '
606mm SHOCK.) inform? .
u-‘h-I-
Attacking form - .
la Irivhs
creswltdiaaacl ’_ _ .
undermine-if“
Sets'l’moal‘irc '
, a.
t'b‘
to the cast of Dead last
the Verdun front. The; a $4
in general was unsuccessful. , ..
oi
flames. according to a . .-
patclrfrom Rome. “vocal
guns were destroyed by flit. ‘» '
ploaion. . .
The Auatriaa statement ' U
the Italians surrendered W
east of Se}! is denied in an
in this vicinity, but contin
hold goo yards of trench»: . "z
they mm at. my. “ x.
A resolution by Senator i’
cock. of Nebraska. ‘ '
Senate as to the attitude of:
British government c- . -.
shipment of supplies-1061a t. '
of Poland was recommended” ',
passage today by the W he
lationa Committee. j “
The Exchange Telegraph ‘
pany says it learns from
matic circles that Prince
Buclow former German VJ- ‘
.friends last evening. in honor of Miss passage.
tl.ucile Collins. of iottnsbury avenue. When oft (‘ape Cod. last wot-it. lllf‘ ea have been oa~strike for several WANNA .............. (f) for. is proceeding (0 Was l
The delightful affair was in the naturt-,w-nsel wan bum-(ted about by the a", was the scene today or it run. Sarpeadon ........ James A. iiolierin ”mm ”Iomvu-ISI charged b Emperor W' ~ .
of a miscellaneous shower. and the heavy gales. and forty ions of pulp' turhance ili which police and strike (irand Marshal ...... l). linrr Beat-ti 'th V, l . , 4
.guest of hoior revrivt‘d many hand- was lost overboard front the dt-ctt lultt‘ syntpaihlzers fought with cluba,atld Charon ---------------- “AW“ Lyon. m ‘ specia mum“ H
some pieces oi f‘lll gla'its. silver, linen on the ship. Tile loss will be consid' stones. Four officers were reported t‘haos -------------- “”0 N- l'hllcox "m1 BY A fA”. The E‘Change TQICKV‘P“
this erahle. lininrt-d, one civilian was sent to the t‘erbcrus “Port!" A “WW" pany,’ also says it unders '
household. Although taken complete-
ly by surprise Miss (.‘ollina gracious-
ly thanked the slxfi‘en t‘riends\ who
had assembled.
Later on all adjouried to the din-V
ing-room where there was a bounteou>
repast. The color scheme was ot‘
pink and green and the decorations;
attracted much attention. The even-
ting passed delightfully with music.
games and other pastimes. 1
Miss Coffins will leave Norwalh}
to .\'orwalk harbor early
wharf of the Pulp and Paper (‘onipnny
by the Addie V.
6000 “MES GAME
The schooner reached the entrance: hospital with his skull probably i‘rac-
Yt‘fiit‘rdflrturcd and others were slightly hurl.
morning. and was towed in Norwalk Four arrests were made.
I The trouble is said to have started
iwlth an attempt to restrain George
. from reporting for
()mcers rushed to his assist-
ance, and when the situation became
‘ serious they called for additional help
'whlch brought fifty policemen to the
Earle. a:i employe
t work.
Iplant. A general
tight lasting nearly
but order was final-
Grand Chamberlain '
Melancholy ........ ErneatARgtgilson Silo at the Moose Camivsl, which “I
Pygmtgmtd'éefllgm ' “To“ being held this week at the Lockwood
r n
W. A. Hanford
Guards of Mohanna. .. Earle F. Baker
""""""""" Olga; sat??? silo dronie. that is carried with the
intpsTGeoI’fi: Ylflclsge‘: Ch¥;:“n:|qtur.iishlng the (‘arnivsl ‘
Wilson.__ "'1' ‘0' ‘A ’2; tber ’am The drorne was very slippery. owing
“iggleswort ' ‘ ' “ ‘ to the rain. but O'Neil. against tht
Master of Revels .
(‘nptaiu of the Guard <
. James ll. Taylor
D. 8. Beach
The wonderful- motorcycle rider.‘
Jack O‘Neil. who rides in the Human
lots. narrowly escaped meeting death
last night while trying to ride his
machine on the regular perpendicular
Dorman and 'Krause shows which are
attractions.
Prince von Buelow will hecqiii
ambassador to the United St“
gs infbgngiorfi is said to m
n o 'n rom diplomfigg
circles in London. "4.,”
The Austrians are suceasf
continuing their o8
against the Italians in the -
ern Tyrol, according to the
man War Office announc
M “if W..0AWM‘ i: i‘.‘;‘lz.‘.t°‘.'°"""
t Hartford Cigar Malian strike.
HARTFORD. May 24.-—-About too
cigarrnakera and tobacco workers quit
work today at Soby's Cigar factory. it
was said by Charles Soby: the pro
prietor. that the question of wages
was not involved. but the men coni‘
plained of the condition of the stock
upon which they were. working. An
adjustment of the trouble is likely.
After the men quit work. they as-
semblerl at labor headquarters and
will be filled in Washiigton and the shortl .. .
- y for Cristabal. where she wiilt
hooks i‘flurned to the postmaster herc‘ , liver‘
for distribution. Subscription lists i fimrgsrgggoso fiz‘i'm:ttr:g$ a, the
will be supplied for the supplements" th infantry. United States Army,
and they will be sent to the subscrib- M Empire, Panama Canal Zone. Miss
"3 "9"” month. t (‘ollins has a host of friends here who
t ‘ iwlli extend congratulations and wish the amusements are being patronized
“0m MNUfAcmRmc lher success. For several years she liberally. and much satisfaction is
_ .the wild west round-tip: “Orvrtte” in held a meeting. They declined to talk
jliving pictures; Colonel F‘red. the edu- to reporters.-- 5
has been connected With the Peppflrdfieing expmssed in the quality of the
[Embroidery Works. in South Nor- shows produced.
At a hearing held yesterday in; cated horse; the European countries-
lltlltford in the United States Clrcuittw B “Imam ESIMIE in mmme. the Hons» of Jo” me
Court forth. District of Connecticut 0 o» . _. ' . ,
tlu'ttge'i‘homas granted, to the Clover
Iwalk. having charge of the office and The attractions include: the side
I ~ ”Hum-ti Silo"; the Ferris Wheel; the
Mai-ifactiiring Company an injunction!
l
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The big Moose. Carnival is at they
height of all its fascinating glory on
the hockwood lot. downtown. All of
‘
/
iliiiti little mulls;
lookirig after the details of the husilshow of “freaks": the diving glrisz»
"Crisp the Whip." and many other
against Ray H. Sherwood. of this city,
lnival grounds’are the concert by the
ness. :the wrestling and boxing exhibitions;
features, "
and his Daisy Manufacturing Com-iE
An interesting diversion on the car—i .
put-M. restraining them from making,l , iRoyai liaiian Band. Bill Klein does .
“""F" 0" "m“g °r ”en“ “’r ”'9' The Sum: Norwalk Trust (‘ompanria thrilling stunt each night in his
“““rd [$131 fin“ “gringo; co: is named executor of the estate of lheiexcepflonally high awe “no a small. 6
D00“ .w . twas c me .. an ‘ late William B. Huhbeii. retired but shallow tank of water. This act 15,. ' '
fringemenl or a patent owned by the. manufacturer in a will drawn up bytviewed free Thafollowmg announcements haie
Dittitllifi- , EJudge George H Vosburgb on March} I i be” made by the 5“. “"9“ rall-
lt will be remembered that suit waslao. 1915. ' ' . .rosd on trains making special atoos
ammo against Sherwood by the cm. I. ,9 mm”, 3... m Humminnlfsm “of w] ;onnggorgggmm-nf‘15m‘$33.3;
. .7:18 a. in. and Stamford.7:39 a. m.,
fair competition and fraud, and so
far the Clover Manufacturing Com-
pany have been uniformly successful
in each action by the court. -
George H. Cole. of start NONalk. l
The rest of the estate is said to be,
divided into shares. which are dis.
tributed as follows: '
a. IL. mchmnt Manor 8:07 a. m.,
(to lean only) due New York 8:43
One ortba bigpat dances of the o'clock. .
held on mare - mus No. an. annulus-in leave
or hianuiaot‘t‘lrit‘ig Emilia; somelqueathed' {1,000 to his mother. Mrs.
r ..-t.._—,...,._ 2 eg list 0 a gathering“ E. Hubbelli 31.500 to “I bro, - ' ‘
1 their patent; also infringement or. the: Hu-ry flubhell; 3500 to Rent BE m ““s I: Elly-fidhffhtghworah. an
to... one mark in addition to un rflugh B. Carpenter. and ":00 to “M 3mg 3 d m.. Hammock 8:49
MAKING SPECIAL Stills.
today. They have advanced
both sides of the‘Sugana V
driving the Italians bcfo
Twenty-one members of 3-3 .
crew of the Greek ateamshi ‘
.tros 1.891 grosatons, have .
at Tarragon- Spain, in lif - . '
They. report their vessel was '
period by an Austrian so
me- ‘S , _.; A .
The Russian hark Regina
been sunk by a submarine..
the
Harold P" Smith. Iadvlse of the management of
Electricians—Philip ii. -l-‘ieiding. A.‘ shows and others. determined to "y
E‘ Arthur. Louis Tyler. C" Vi"?- to make the ride. with the result that
(éoevofiing. .l. H. Mnliery and Josepn ‘ the wheels of his machine skidded.
"“9 ‘ reel itatln both rider and motor-
Gmcm °‘ “mm" Gm” ""z ‘gy‘ilepto the8 bottom of the'plt, O’Neil
sionarch—tl’erclvai H‘ ammo?!" tiandiag on his head on a tool box,
(Thief Justice#D. Burr lit-ac ’ l .with thc'result of being thrown oti'
Master 0' Cei~emonles~€iayton " of the running for over, 30 minutes.
Marshall. , f'l‘he daring rider fortunately escaped
T‘”““"""A' “' Dreyfuss. ‘with no more than a badly bruised
Secretary-"J. 1" Taylor; 9 the-ad and general shaki up, and
Venerable Prophet—Ye led. ( J i will tonight continue with is perform-
tMsrshaI—Harry L Oakes. lance. ’
It
A
" ‘ th GuardvGeorge N. .
“5:33;.“ of e . captain and crew arrived at
Onion—Jams A. 'Hollerin. .‘ - ' . celona, Spain, today,
SentineiwAndrew J. Cmsmon. The captain states that W9“:
Trustees—l". 8. Lyon, F. .l. _ Barcelona he “’0 1“.”
Jr. and T. M. Stocking.
. ,_....__—
containing the crews of two“! t3 ;-
ian sailing vessels. both of -' '
were sunk by the same Au!
attains llllill till-
i
i
llam.‘
l
t
ill liliiiii lllillss
I
i All attendance~records fgr the Cath-
iic Cl b‘l Japanese iKirmels which '“bmuine‘ '
‘I o u ’ a . '
gbas been in progress at the clubhouse T The. 'Aum‘n offensiveflon
[on A" 80 cm INCREASE in West avenge. for the past five days. mm "'0‘“ 3nd “‘0 f“ 0%
were broken last evening, when the fort: oftheGermana to gain
cision a‘Wertlun are explain
-a semi-official statuaent pun?
ed tokens. asaruult-of a“
terror! doctor! theirs-rte» "
closing night of the affair was cele-
" ~ bratod in regal style. .,
There ‘are indications of coming 1“” special entertainment was °“
lotion "I." the Win for last evening, but
u h. the contractors of dancing. with music‘by the sterling-
v. .
i ‘ .
"i::.~a¥h:n $155.”??? 333:; MW“ ”“9"“ 9‘3"“: 3““ ” Central Pomropreveutap
taco a day. They demand an in-t 3"“ ‘ ”“m 0' “mam" “ d“ '1‘” peeled simultaneous attack-by
crease in ups. andzthe WWi\mm °”‘°’“mpe‘l"
. Allies on all front: .
‘aMfiob‘wW-taaut a .
‘31..“ .9"? “9 ”'9 mom! for a thirst» Lola Hairball. a niece: m a “k m “on _ _ 3 . , can“ m mum. .4 ’-
newcomers “cs . ier- .. ....u m... ....... . .... m. : ...... ... . “u%,..rtt2°t t..}'-.r..~...m~.r.t mintztrrasams 22'... ‘ " °" . - P“ .
* {tight 05:0"ka 3e eviction-$1 ‘ W 5?] . .~. ~ in». I. ”3‘: l‘ive. Thwart! “’3' mumbled” tomwm‘m mar-nu. ””1”". mu‘o.ggm~ . . .
the. (nomination-curt . 1“" "Md" use. . ' ' ' m «frit- Sentinel-sorrownat-‘niaztm-uats mtiwfihmz'al mums-cmrmw out ~ - ' . - “ rises-duo saith
. , us Company. ,u flurry We: a Wilt. spirituality ma. The repsptrmofeoac M “1:16 aim, ‘ W»mluw-fin W for 308m, mas" lay zl—Wims . ..
' ‘0 m 1‘ “mm“ ‘ fob-flour rm stow-ems on m A' dpaoial‘ ”train will set-on; south a day; mm munda- W’ «WNW York. was-MM .‘mm'm 'ml »
" ' ‘ . ’ ~- sumac that-chad“ itoleuluan w. o...m.m_m:wthwhuri "i“ ll; 3‘
‘ \
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