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FOR
BENWEL ' TEX-fir
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. Office- .
Branch Office—1338.
«A Residence—5.2184, .
NE 50LDIER AND THE GO".
1 ‘ MUNlTY
One. of tho important. activities bl"
carried forward by the training
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fulfill
ill) the» f'h'liltill communities noar
As stated by Jo:
‘(lflllllllificllflllfs drain primarily
"’canlonmt-ms,
b Leo, pl‘t'nldt’nl of tho Playground
rRecrcation Association of Amori
't e commissions :ro trying to los-
nnd conécrvu "th mon’x natural
MIDI“ to the world oulsitio."
no boalth and twit‘urc or the fit?“
feared for. And now tho biggest
who: soldiers' camps of tho pout.
be cutting off of llu- mm from thorn!
ultimo to friends, to
church, to employ-mom,
homo and
in social and
done nway’ with. The soldier is to
tho! relations with the rest of the
Mt! just no for on possible and to
We bomesicknoss and depres-
qu aromatic and bu/alnt‘sx tlcq.
diroctorics are bo‘mg provid-
in: will indicate Marathi; lodg-
‘ noldiers’ visiting famillt-s.
emn’ homes" are cstabliohod
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'world, who has onyloonccptlon‘
,what thin war and its ultimate re-g mutton” of grossly flaming,“ d6, .
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. , . gagginggigficfimihe possibly can in the matter of food home.
‘ across to help; it its important to
m the camps aw being-thorough»:
”titans assorlotcn jot which a nerd
Whit: principally conuists," in tot
helped to continue tlw normal 50-"
t‘follow tho complete sover-
m rum». up
i Them!” of Worthington
Flood conservation ind promotion or
Emu.” .
3 Mr. Friedaatn statedntlut he bod
éucceptod the appointment to the ol-
ffice of state merchant repmentntlt’a
lwlth conciderible, reluctance,“ but did
Eco in the belief that the espouul 13!-
:the cause was of serious moment to
ltbo American people, and, conse-
{quently, be was glad to be of our».
.rice to the country in the great work
,undcrtaken by the food ndtniniflnt- mg“! “m “N“ 11mm” with Ville
lion. "Although we con pond abroad {:9ng 8W3“: wunmmflw
V ' , g wu- nd “tritium“ 10 the Unit-9d Hillel. at): ,q
a WWW" ’1 ”mu“ “ “ wording tu’o “mammal: dispatch
;millionth of coldlcrs, it '9“!!! be of2 .
’orinted in tho Hartford Courant to-
‘littie avail unions we must", by every}
day.
'V possible moms, to prpyidc nmlenl'
A sharp roprlmitnd in it certainly.
. ‘ lit in cold, as luboli'u cablcgnm was
food for tho civil and mllllm 909'
§ulation of America and it- allies.”
mutual,
llll. Illlillll
lillllllml
Cidfillartial Believed Sure
For Sending News Against
Rules of Censorship
Colonel “boll. refily of the Con-
necticutrguurd. will bc moot likely re?
5% direct violation if the demand of
into war department for .cilencu con-
lcct‘uing the nrriValof the various
"1 do not mhow “yuan in the lionnogticut maltnents.; Officials at
' o“ the war department are .Wllllll] to he; ..
,lkove that Colonel lube-ll bad no in ’
~ .‘mrtmcnt'u rules but. simply allow:
mean to humanity, can do‘ hip judgment to on In his dosh-o to
”ml. cvsrytbingtbol give 'tlvé good news to the iollttt boo;
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initial Step Jim. ‘ t
' . - , l Sonic radical steps. honour. they
to bend million. contend must! bu taken to provent‘auy
‘ do; recurs-otter of ouch u breach of din .
. cipllno and Colonel lsbcll may be pun-
aovcrytbing We can from the army,l lubed quite heavily.“ u warning:
1 ' E'galnp‘l.tifl¥ further violations of e
Ind nary standpoint. but all the mop ccnwrtltlp regarding "mp move-; -,
who have Whither? mm “’0“ menu. The matter was tatum. tnl
clearly that .what band today by General miss, the chlef § ,4
of «staff, who is understood to havuii
- nulls
, anything less
‘ conservation.
It is important
‘point out ,yrry'
thoy ““5"" “5 to "“‘1' is not ”mobbed (lpnofnl Pershing of Colonel
Hooch arms and munitions and men,‘ lsboll'uSctiog. if S A! _
t v’ : cu onto no yo out.
but foodstuffs to feed their soldiers“ A MW cyutotu of «mooring an}
'und that: will on the fighting on-the “mom-3mg from a“. other “at, I“ to;
t ,7 et' bu put into cheat in a few (Hill’s, it i
6m" “W" “9‘ “mm" have to ‘ t in said, at the bureau' of public ln-.
'mvn 0V?" in large WWW” l“ time. formation. which will prevent the putt»;
tin my opinion. to do a great amount use of any measure like thni sent if,”
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of good. bi" ‘9 “m 39' ‘md‘mfl. Newspaper: to Be Warned. l
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“them to load the men that are to. t; » ‘mtgo than likely that "““l
l ' All their (‘onnt-cttcut . neWnpapera Which pub !
dotho fightinnrynot any “site-d ”1“ “mm mm on the. [M
boll telegram itizcarding tho arrlval or I
the Connecticut troopn. will be curtly g
informed that ouch ncwu won :1 View
é battles but tours." - ‘
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tWARNS )I‘NERS ‘ lutlon of tho cvnsornhip mint-t and that 5,
[ IN SOUTHWEST warning will be given thcm that their»
Dlflnlll will be clot-ml dot-m if the not;
is mounted. l
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nor TO STRIKE,
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- WAR TAX CAUSE
‘ urur'r IN PRICES
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five Draft law to "Maintain by volunv
'tary onlistmrnt or draft. special and
. mthnicrl troops as it» may deem nec-
actuary and m cmhody them into or-
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but be can vouch torrlbo‘lncrconcd,
.. coat of cigars nudaclguruttor. 3
mutations and to odicor them. ‘ Tho increased, cont 0! smoked ind?
. Empowrcd by the Food comm. drink»: is not because of any actuality?
law to rake iDW‘J‘ and 099m“ ”‘0‘, of the article, but on account of the; ""
tuition in the» event ho doom“ anchor-2 high Government tax. which has been
‘tion unrest-torn 0319mm" high in the. placed upon them.
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coyotnmmt have ”WW-“‘4‘ ‘hLS’Q'P'lum‘k tho rovonttc ofliccrs have boon“
.ion that tho proViFlOH 0' ”‘0 smwm" very bully in Norwnlk taking an in '
'l')rnlt law‘nbovo (WONG 910m“ him“; tantory of all the column: and lobar-co ‘
. with amplo authority and power ‘0: storm, and the tax Watt placed on the‘
was.“ at
CAMP
During the past ! —-.
, .9 . ”I'ltweIGréatdest Cropyf Standard Merchandise Ever; Offered at
. Such Big Savings. The Wise Woman Will Buy AllgheCan Now.
‘ ‘Blankéts and Comfortable/s, Warm Winter Coats,
Warm . Winter Undcrwénr. Pure (Yarn Dyed All
"Wool“ Dress Goods. A Carload of Housefurnish- ~
. COAT ,
Made in the Very Best of the,
. Fall and Winter Styles”
With great mullet cohort-Anton bolttodocts-unovelty pocket!
and other distinguishing marks cl upon-dole“.
Broadcloth cosh, Pom-Porn com, Velour com andPlnsh
Coats-nomgxploin; other: trimmed with » furl, pinch and
Mamie. ' - ‘ - .
, 99.9510 355.00
., 1 Women’s. Dresses ‘
Embodylng the/newest ideal and the latest approved mod;
eh. Our nylon”: better—Jamie: better-prion lower. That's
why our values on but.—
$7.50 to $18.50 ,
a, a
13%: ct
t -§’r;
a; ‘dl
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.1 BLANKETS. ‘
White or Gray—Fine clean stock heavy . 4
...$ .98
fleecing and firm warp; neat contrasting
borders, silk, binding; worth $6. Sale, pair
INDIANBLANKETS
.Rovonlblo patterns, in all the best. color com-
bimtlonl pheavy elder-down finish, bound ‘ 4
withun'eta. Bale,.each.... ............. ..$ .98
BATH, ROBE BLANKETS
' Wido. range ‘of patterns, in, handsome color cont
binniiom, with lazuli and girdles to match.- $3 9.8
., .'»‘ >
$6.98
Special. each ................................
PLAID BLANKETS
7 Superior quality. in pleasing color combination
plaids: . . pink, gray, tan. No better blankets
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unit‘s.”
. in finding barracks whore tholrgis given firm that. any infraction of on the Salonika armies of the Al— ..
. friendl- androlntivcn an: loomed. Thus, these terms, hereafter will be follow. up , . -,1 .‘ ‘ . -, ) , .3
IS NOT IN AYER, trouble will be losmnfid consldcrtiblyled by lutmcdiatc arrest-and interment if; 5" t‘: “2“)” ("rill-1110K?” Wily”?
BUT INWHARVARD by the placing or hugo signs, bearing: for the duration of the war. Many "“0, out “will”. “lg . or I”
~ . ltnnpit o! the camp, which chow whore; aliens of (h? city are leaving their llfllld- I‘4’“!‘0T‘l1' “1mm“ 5 Y's” 1"“
' Sofia has been connected by our.
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obtain the» men with which to work
lhf-m. ()nco enrolled in the» military
forccr of tho ll
on tho part of tho men t
Emineo would rcndcr thom ‘
tour-h pttnleihrnpnt an is meted 0
other troops lhatroluoc to obey
r orders.
mllvcrotoioro tho codcrnmcnt hadron.
fined its participation in laloor dlsv
mum to the exorcise of diplomacy. Tho
announcement mndc today by Dr. Gar-
fivld indicates a clear intention to
adopt othrr mothodd. if hereditary to
own a paralysis of that industry
without which m1 factnrlcs of the
country would be": forced to close
down. d Aok
nlon He: :
UKANSAS CITY. Md, Oct. l7.-«.lohn
P. Wimp; president of. the United
to Women rclnllvmt‘ can enjoy
”lol’tablo root and row-plum rooms;
“waiting to Spit tho man they:
‘ laconic lo visit.
tih'tbochicf work flit-s- with thc‘
community on a‘wholc. A ccnuus is,
do showing the church, ciul),_ col-
ljiéac, or any Other nrzanizati/on tho 901-.
‘ “has belonged to in his/home com-
rtyglhis preforcncr- in gamma, his,
by, lilo- musical or other (atom,
are all indicated. Willi ouch (in.1
) fl orlt from it is easy torthe 10-,
",Wutionn to invite soldiers to
in their activities, to sing‘
to address Sunday School
or Boy Scout meetings. Call
A as and lodges and local
the men to join them in
F' in athletic contests and
families in ‘ the nclchboring
tire enabled to invite the
to visit in‘ congenial how’s.
er’s tendency ..to “go to‘
I; free hours is strong and:
The camp librarv and Y. M boar
big ”helps toward ,breaking' W
my within the camp. But:
‘ 'rnfal desire to get wound" fflefigpfi have
This tbc "training camp
' are helping the men to
o worklho
liablc To
ut to
mill-
oflicialq tonight. urgerldhat the strike
:in all \"oal inmost opctnicd by tho
Southwmem lntqrulnto, parators
Aoaoriattnn in Ransom, 5143mm. Ari:
norms and Oklahoma. culled tor Fri-
day, b9 postponed pcnd‘inn‘f’fflr no
gmiations. '
The nut-1:329
road to Alexandor llownt. president
of District it. No tlcclarcd'lt would
begin as arranged.
~ , ex Front fiktahoma cuy Jott‘n Wilkln
the project depends on ti; 5 gm,
. response of the can:
{that response will not be
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Vo'znvnvtouytuo . can
nylon or who-r: ‘
. tug- qt the United States
“ with were“ new, In!
th'Waldorf-Astoria, mm
‘ of Michael Priodonfll.
poiniumntv col
‘ ,mienome of inland! m3
, . “MIN“ ‘W*m
gun Wit “than”: 9th .
Vim
be won]
I from out, m... In, uttnotu'ctou.
] SPRINGFIELD. . til~
We.
at
nllcd Stat-es rcfunl;
Delay on ,. strike. ~
Mlm Workers. in n tolczram to union,
from! Mr. White was
,Vlm innorod and that the strike would
nit "Not all the operators in America
Mr any influence they can bring to
will over force ouch an injus-
on the. miners of this ,cootlonfl
pr nidont of District 2]. United
'; Mint! Worker-ow! America (Oklghqmn. A.
Arkansas and Texan) also irnngd P
statnment ”similar to Mr. Rowan; af-
ter he was informed of the White
Later, he roceltted‘ Mr. Garfield's,
inc: about strikes, and declared
d/ libido, by Mr. Whiting}
‘ Oct. ' 173'
than lorty coal minor in. Can;
ml ”andbottthgrn llinoln; represent-
ing botwe‘én 12.000 and 15.000 minors,
Mom Ihotdowntodoy and tbecoul
wry or woman toning
tuooda now in stock
Ho tho factories. . ,
Nonrly a month alto tlto nitior'n-l
quarter cigar was wiped off tho claim!
and runny of thof uiorcs are now cell-i
in: thmo cihrn for thirty-six control
‘The throe-for-n-quarter are now sollv
ing for ion cents ntruicht. while lhel
honor grndo smoke, which formerly'
l cold at ton cents cac re‘ now bclnn
disposed of two for a on rter.‘
The salomkocpcrn aro fooling tit?
war tax more than the tobacco men,
land ,tho'mixod drink that formerly
sold for fifteen could in now twcnty
(-onttt. and tho ton-cent straight drink
is bringing just il'ftoétt rents. ‘ 'Bccr
which in also loved. will nrnbnbly not
bc ll‘lf‘rt‘llilfil in price. but tho bill
":-cltooncr” which called across tho
the car so (rtsqm‘ntly has boon sub-
ntarinod'by the war tax and n Vessel
of ‘loanyznpncity in now carrying that
bcvora‘tre, ‘ 1' .
'l'ho nulomobilc agents are also com-
.plainlng of the our tax on 'automo
bllf‘a. which has uorloumly intcrfencd
with tlwh: luminous and added to the
coat of gulomobiles. The automobile
businr-ns in No walk is practically
dond, and during (be past week even
tho dealers in thm lower priced cant
complained of 'kthe lack of business.
The, war lax halt in’croased the cost of
the littlé Ford '80 that :t Ford touring
your costs now Just lhlrtydwd cents
loss than $400, or $399.68, while the
roadutor brings with the war in: at.
, inched ”it $384.30. -' ,
YOUNG Bowman .
SHQWING ZEAL
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and not on ”tour:
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the clause that wouldflna eithttr min:
'ers or operators that caused an un-
. necessary strike has been the stuntb
”lemme, natural way. Thy, lianock.”
{u- tbelr regimonte in rapidly develop;
n2. '
W3; donor-mom . olllclnlo “beet
Lat ‘rcst. furor-Erin doubts on to the
desire for real service of the great
must" of men in the National Army.
Almdir crammed is being found
In inducing men it , ally fitted. by
pnevlono, training" fr) stupor-ti l,
' part of the won: pound “the inch
,to foregothclr places with tho light
int: unlu..~ The after time mochanica
hove nnounedouch column-mt nu:
statement that their, ganged to to,
main with; r. would . and,» no
., ‘cl. ‘
Whi boon. tho policy of the var.
. mwmtblltimotomlthc
tumult . .. or
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being made through
tabowor baths, From those, cold water
'clcanlng up and working’ in the kit-
'that commit allow; report; 3“"..er .
“all.
leach barracks is locate-d. Efforts nreihomai at night in direct?" violation ol
liming made to keep out mocl visitors, thvir humus antimony of them are of the German .mwfipapprs with:
on Mock-dam by the issuing of pnsses’n‘lso trespassing on forllidtlcn toz-rl— this reported project (lrcwc'
might now be cxpectcd to aid the» mm
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chief requisites rmulrtul, to make a’ to only those people who hate neccp- tort. l'owtcn allt‘nS rumt folio“ tht
Epicure in repelling such an altar-,1;
or in pushing an offensive. A deck—
comp alto, tenable and hcnltblulflsmy businczts hero cvcry day cxcépt-linstructions on thcir permits to m.-
lurt‘ttion of war by Greece ago-ind
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Tbotto Camp Downs possusma "1.1m; h‘undnys, obtn tho camp to undo tery letter or nutter barn cons:
gratifying mcttsuro. , open to vlhilors. nuances.
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Chief nnwng the hood: or a good WW... *— . ' .
camp is _ ‘ainngo. Al Devon: ”this THREE YOUNG’ ‘ ‘ BIG ARMORY MEETING Bulgaria, in fact. seems to be on»
‘5 "mum" Ne“ ”ma-3 Humid ‘ . ' ' , i l--—. . peeled shortly by the Control
acmnslbillty. Camp Dovena' railroad WOMEN HELD :Ncrwalk Poopie to Loam of Liberty.
Powers.
station is at Ayor. which is the (color
of .n splendid railroad. nyatcm. Good
water supply in the third important
hood. ll'cro them no two immennol
artoslnn walls. and the water couldn‘ll
be better. Fourth in importance
among the principal requirements}:
drill grounds and these are rapidly
the clearing
Bond and Hear Musical Fro- ‘;
gram ‘
Have you board the soldiers sing-
ling “Over There?" “Marching 'i‘hru
{Georgia'f and the othor war time
lsongu wore inspiring, but no more so
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AS BURGLARSi
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NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-A report;
that the British steamer Mutu—
pltian, formerly the Cambrian. ol'
6,305 tons' gross, and the Bostotr-
ion, 5,200 tons, both of the lief.
land line, had been sunk. rcacht'dl
(continued it‘om First.
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{PDOrtdercf‘c-utly. Detectives Buzz.
on M ; or e we 3 ' . ‘ -
the llnwnshops “firefighting 33:59” the dunk 0' today. flu“! non.
ins stores. - walk 1150919- Wl“ have. 0“ ““1“" “m“ here yesterday. At the oflices of
“Wm TWO "i “Wuhan. the Opportunity of hearing a ““8" the International Murcuntile Nin-
While making “n 0"." “’9" ”0‘ “3945101118 0f voices singing the 959m“. ruin it was said that this had berm
neighborhood of First avenue today’s”; at the “OVER“ Armory. :lll‘ill‘tl luv a rumor but no ticfitri‘lu.
the detectives saw tw ' . _ , . ' _ ' ‘
each with ti bundle “53:31:33.1“:3 Friday night ‘3 one 0‘ 1-16 big “NW nilornmittm‘ had been rccctvcd.
shops. 'The détectlvcs followed the in cNorwalk in the worn”; naming; . .____... _
women into thorough» nbar Twenty; the second Liberty Loan in this city} .The case of Frank Denim, who was:
Rlxlh SUCGI and questioned them. ,' j" 1! a big night for the pmple 0f, NOT'Varrested for an asyaun~ Sunday on ,A? .-
Acmrm“ w ""3 "°“°°" "‘9 "mnemwnlk. They will have an ODDDTWleIexnnder Benjamin. in South street, “3.1-:
away of trees andlbrush.
At this time them are 37,000 sol-
dim in camp and more to come. The
civilian lpopulatlon, ‘ yhitch includes
carpenters. plumbers and such work-
men, numbers about 9.000.
Latrlmt is the name given the bath
buildjng of each barracks. ,Tbe’ro are
in each barracks latrlnc, about 10
only candle obtulnldnowg. as than:
in no hot water except ln‘tlte kitchens.
When Hiram heat is lnntallcd, how
ever. and arrangements are now no-
dcr Way to‘ put that comfort in. hot.
water ohowor‘baths will be obtainable.
, Each man in training has his in-
dividual bunk in barracks. The bar:
racks are models, of cleanliness. Every
man must take his turn to k‘ocptbln .
at leilfil. ten bounds and implicated -
Mrs. Dbnlon. After locking them up!!! the 9793‘- W‘" and “a; has been "ember 1' ‘ '
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home. where they found the woman . r r u h the trying strug‘ ‘ "«
and her husband. Before the/deteolbfenf forts p33: time years. 5 g ‘ E - “ms ‘
tlvcs could gain entrance to the apart."e 0 Q ' ’ ' ’ ’ ' ‘ ' ' '
the fim—édcape, jumped from the first. the Unlvorcltl‘l,of 393“" ‘5 m be:
floor to the‘streqh and tried to;os_—' upwind oil!!! “Mymma’r
o l. . ,d ‘ i . . . ,
c n P”? that they hmmnmhmed’d 118;!an whatthis COBB??? isdomg agnin continued this morning until Firm
tlw‘ detcctivea hurried, to "the Donlon‘done by the other peoplc who have
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m. on... andwife cum down' ”W “m Md ‘3!" YOUR BlNDliUff Mill
tonightsyin harm: and lotrlnc.iand Wm . ’nlshla Be is o‘ .wgég, a. man: A _
ovary squad in each company has Nabbed ‘Womllt on Roof. b in“; him he speaks and bei
its crack at “kitchen police," which DOMQII- 5? 9" " , ammo; back." 0 A : "' ' " " l . ‘ ' ' ‘
lament)! the. ten enter in the nelshva Wm be WOT.“ bearing. \' '
borbood, made in: empe. Mn. port} The singing will be .W by ”’5' Sam your‘ Ha
Ion. after running through Ninety'gtamvnavuund and by Mm. Lillian:
sixth street to Third avenue. dot-ted. Sherwood" Newhirlf. Titersterling-
into n tenement and ran to the roof' A
translatedf into civilian lingo. meant;
in MIR. it. Thick, Wavy
and Beautiful-Jr)! This!
Thin, brittle, colorless and cottages?
chcn. Though many of the men have
aloptin cleaner or. when you get used
to it no the c l ” - ‘ .
’comfoctpble finial“ “Eam,w§om sh m 0.1L, ,»‘ .lWillllllll orchestra W‘“ gumlsburnll hair is mute evidence of a neglected
90 ' hit) of the; . "i 4 indigo» ‘7 Arélnr' __ “Mm" “chit; ole for the occasion 31“ in add 0“.) scalp; of dandruff—that awful court '
«tattoo 0 the casual on " er/iusl ll 'Vm- {WM 01“” W‘s“ era. In “fiftieth will be a chorus 0! voice“ 1W“ There is nothing so deatmctlva m
the spirit of tensor wl‘lllngnm to, hell!
one another 1nd make they going
easier in minimum,» yloitont.
mgflgflfgf ‘9 ml? ‘4‘; m. Tito non-tit mot-.mp1 “I“ "W the mMuandx-uu. n robs the natr’
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Next to; visitors the mailmtut and “lift The? police dome um m. “95%? ‘5 “lemma m 3". 'Jlfr: criminally lroducfnx a reverti—
nts’cd9' ' m gammy.“ no primers an “Infernal“ ‘ cap, to "over Them" "“3“ 9‘“ um auctioning at the scalp, rm.
ngcg't'éch 3i: $.26:ch ‘ I w". h "I Sponued Mgr" will be “‘20“: T: if‘not rentediod causes lhohoh‘ m
" "ll—mi" 4 "4‘ ' Mi ‘ : . - “tactical-invert puller mi ‘9. 1' to norm, room had die-then m
£132: garokmcyfl‘fidw . .l dWDItA'l‘ESAU-EN m t, t. , gunman” v'ritt not be ions; mm slit W A ”aw
en 1;, thorns”. “all“; ll be m WWW” ‘t'ot t willbo mppy.oous$;;lfl:zl l: @‘hte-Jntisrflny tlflfifigl murals
' ' ' ‘ ‘Ilfl’l‘lly j m tontlntltmfi you“ it ‘ . ‘ ' .
line at: lowly littoral; ‘_ A‘itnofi _ to . _* . -
formed I out W “0"“ * on mutt-amt“ "m“ 3" “l" "' ‘m’i‘ifi‘h lame at limit-0W.
momma-m 3‘9””;1'9‘W“ m“) ”' < '
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born. to ”la w. wu't‘ meltdown . ,. ,
Fhave. thymmgbod; Donation from WWM‘W"? ,
mi rm to undo! , ‘ .1} ' mm ans—n,— ‘ «, lot, counter-Lona Mono _
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