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:meu and children to show the German
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{people what their own representatives
;68 ;have been doing.
t: it is something. however, forGer-
‘ man ofilciais and editors to apply their
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'mtnds to the moral aspect of the mat-
lter from any anxie- whatever. Event-
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tuailv they may come to suspect that
.nted Press is exclusively
3‘9 use (of publication of
". {c1195 credited to it t” t'hlld as ll would be fOI' an English
. in “1.“ paper 39“ 315°; soldier to murder a German child.
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or republication of sue-t
herein are “L40 1.9. A FORCED LIBERTY‘LOAN
We may have another Liberty Loan
‘German soldier to murder an English
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-'*~~—-"*'*~ one of thine days, subscribed entirely
52mm. TELL;
t All CALLS
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by German subjects. Their nullscrip-
.iitms will be involuntary. Thev will
.l’“ in the form of German money or
{pmperty in this. country. seized by our
~ nee—2183.
I Residence—14924 .
"flanager’a Residenu cation of German ships.
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il’almer, known as the trustodian of
FRENCHMAN'S YARD
. inldlt‘l‘.‘ in Europe are go- lining Nil German msaessions liable to
'alien property," is now encased
ter a lot ”I difficulties such seizure. How much they will
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nothinu to do with the amount to it! not yet known. Gold and
'iavono‘r oi" "the frontiother property combined are estimat‘
clinics will be due to them at anywhere from $200,000,000 to
of the 31.000.000.000.
This mav appear to be an irregular
in tomporaruont
and his brothers in arms.‘
- and French soldiers. ,and unjust proceeding. it in reguliil‘
Guy Empel'. an impricanfenough. however. A federal statute
»_ been a machine-(unnot- with 5 tirm'idea that any mom-v on deposit in
Army for 'mnn. than n‘fiit- United Staeu to the credit of per-
. who in the author of “Overl‘m”s 0" "m“ l“ Germany, A“5m“?
one of the most popular llunmrv and Turkey, or owed to them;
I' so far, gives: sonic norm my." by individual or corporations in thiu’
Americans itctitiui tor i‘t-.-tnoo.'00unlr.v. may lw used by our govern-é
: “The French are lookinntoI "It‘nl. along with merchandise similar '
, “S, hit ”,9 saviors of their ly owned. There are vast stores long,
9“ the Americana must befawaiting shipment to Germany thati
preserve. that st‘nllmontl will now be taken. President Wilson-
are temperamental. if a’ltas specified that the procccut; shrill!
. Muses an American sol-:bt- invr-utod in Liberty Bonus. ,
, American mustn't poke him! As for the justice of the thing. it all-ll
'he muat kiss him back :pears too that tnero need be no scru—'
.nch arcwthe American] pics on flint/"V“polnl. Germany will do?
Member lhlfl—(‘Xf‘ftt’tllnfl-i the same tbint: with Arrieric‘an proper-i
You must never poke fun iy. it in hard on private lndii‘iduula‘i
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careful French politenesd but tlicy may naturally expect coni-
' man that tho Frenchman is| pomta'lon ironi their own govern.
:hnythinz in the world. Why,i ment. I
will opolouizc to a Ger-l
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he sticks his hayonoi into; NEXT SUMMER'S GARDEN
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‘for next year's war harden. Though
in the time to begin plantintzt
tev all, tho Amt-ricam are
therc in tho l-‘t't-nt-ltnitirt'~tI ”’9 “'3" may 1101 last throutzh thet
They .m. “mm“? together'v‘lear' there will be as much need for
~fnod in thin as theft- hau been in l9l't'.
‘ < p common enemy from climb- _
' ivory likely the nerd will be‘ greater.
k fence But it is the
. yard And ”“3 Ameri' because of the additional mon taken
:1 to ”H, mm“ and not from tho soil to fight ,
‘ _~ flower-beds" ‘ War gardens have played a'role, in
' tial friontllinow and mod tho season just ended, greater than
American will pull him ‘ most persons rt-alile. The output of
“h the pmbvmwmmm back vards and vacant lots might ap-
pt-ar unimpressivc. when compared
days with'thc soldiers ov- '
“'llh tho production of
--and this won't or» hard ”“‘ “”‘mm
hen he realizes how im- :nd professional gardeners. But it
he gets busy right away Ida provided a surplus, widely dlatrl
butotl, which steadiod the market,
modesty and tact and po-
j‘ha same lessons can be
' . profit bv the; American
here at‘home.
kt'm prices down, saved money for
the amateur gardeners, and accom-
‘pliahed good out or all proportion to
:“5 “CW” filling in the crop reports.
‘ hl. INDIGNATION There have been intant'ible returns
{Tom Berlin lately have no less valuable. Hundreds of thou-
“ note in German war sands of city folk have learned for the
recognition of the Jniu- "m “m" the flavor of pettectty treat:
mg defenseless towns “50'3““.- and the pleasure and
‘ More than one impor- health that come from delving in the
I poper has protestedsou and "Melting things grow;
practice, and government' “h
denounced il.‘ . Little urging should be required for
to be the first printed it 1" larger gardening campaign next
, the outer world year, And the '1” gardener will
- km "mm" on”, m" gottinz ready for it now. He will
. I, against my form arrange to get the space he needs, and
Aerial dint-Hith- prayide iortllizerior it, and decide u
1". h” name “at" "’9 best 0709‘ lo false, and m to
l'utiflablo. V” m" “d h“ '9'“ " he 4°"-
flddt-n change of ”outrun! moral mililm 0' ”W”
WM. it “, be minimum crop- ln the hm yard:
’., motioned m" ”'mt rumor. .
German alrmuinl. I'VII ' ‘ I ll
' at d'opplna numb-on Mm ' ‘0‘ fine
. and children. The voylna warahlpa bad but mu.
," M ii..- Germi- cflt- and Wdem-fl.
‘ solely against ,M'women and children in rim-m. m
“I ' the climax of Pruulan Whirl-l. And
. "'°""’°""" itaalectialutlolt on thou-di-
d. nullau If 00'-
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;lately, but so far as in known. have
,. ”A, BY gdirected their operations solely for1
my ‘mllilu‘y purposati. They have not
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' ' Office-4338- i::0\el'llnlt‘ill and spent for war mum-9
ftions. it will be much like the coniis-E
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i Thoro are four candidates running for the mayoralty of New York city.
‘and thousands of perilous believe any onc oi three hits a chance.
lioy )lltchcl, mayor for iour years in at, is the. independent
'backeti by tho larger husmeas interests of New York city. and the lie
gpublicun organization. John P. Hyl an is the Tammany candidate, who
was not believed to have a chance outlast Mayor Mitchel wh-ztn ho tn.-
i uommatcd. But William M. Bennett went into the Republican pl'llllal'ti"
t anti capturctl tho oflcial nomination ngainat May-or Mitchel when he wag
friends. no he became the Metal Republican candidate.“- Re is not, how-
nt'rz. backed up by his organiaatlon. lliu candidacy may take aumcient Re.
publit-an votes from Mayor Mitchel to defeat him. But Bennett himself is
Socialist. running on an
antiwar platform, will poll a large votc. and many persons think he will
be eli-ctcd. (‘old blooded politicians. however. are satisfied the race is be-
twetn the Tammany candidate and Mayor Mitchel.
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5N0 one was injured. The OMG’l's oi
STORM TIDE CHASED e .0 . .m ._. 0
BY COLD ‘VAVEl :Ihnanttn‘lgfnr’uen :Jplcgmeini blitz:
'irom Nautzntuck and Waterbury and
1 they succeeded after a little, over .lu'o
;houri-t of hard Work in clearing the
3 track. The can going in both direc‘
oil by the recent storm. when cort- lions were stopped while tho truck
aiderable button was wrought along was being cleared.
the boachos oi Long islandfiound.‘ Bridge Made Unsafe.
”WWW" '0 “0"”9” "WM“ by ()AKVlLIJ': com 0m ar—‘i‘ht-
This was nttrib- . , . ,
uteri in part to the fact that the rc- gurun'lzrrve‘: $303335? Swill?
cent storm weakened the underpln- m’ renedred unsafe by "w "fem:
ning of it large nuniber’nf thxjiuild- mi and the 6:22 train for Witerburi
“ms, "“4"“ the smmd' and ”PM?” was unable to make iln'run. Repair
day rt storm completod the work of‘ gangs "were ”m at once to nlnv ”w
d"! ”mo“ lbrldge up, and It was promised to ht
litiriloltl icportod that a large num. in condition for lliK‘ today
bt-r oi cottaues along i’ino (‘rcolt'I c", ". ti t R R"
road had b:~‘n leveled by the temp-t HAltTlgOelaictlctinclr 'l'liigmheavv
eat. but that tho damage would be ' ' ' ' ' -
' ,. rain oi Tuesday caused a rapid rise
1223:6231", 3:: 923mm?! (Erma; ‘s in the Connecticut riror and u frcnb-
' q ' ' ' m is in prospect. At upon todav tho
had been demolished by the wind and water Wm. WNW)" 9 and lo “a; and
waves . . . ‘
' . , , ., ,, till" rismg. The mother hurt-nu pro-
Thc atorin atrucl. South Mrwnlk dicta a height of twelve n“ or more.
with far greater fury than of a wreck .>
out). and it “.35 stated that thc Ito'on, Freshets in the rtur at this season
Point life saving titration had uonc‘ “"3 unusual,
down in thc height of the alarm. ' '
The ontire Sound from New York
to New London. reported that havoc ’
had been played with the brt-nkwa- ‘ . ‘
tors. sea walls and cottagou along ENT'NEL I
the shore, but' only sliuht. damage had. _ .
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been caused to the boats as the ship“
hint: men had profitted by '4th c\'-‘
pericncc of a week ago' and bronchi
their crafts into shelter. '
Freak Bolt in New Haven. '
Quite a noticeable feature oi the!
storm was the absence of thunder
and eY'Tctrit‘nl flashes which so com-l
monly accompanies storms of water-I
day's nature. New Haven was visit-i
od by what was considered to be theé
bcaviest thunderbolt in evidence dun. }
ing the many thunder storms of this:
year. The bolt struck the tall nplre'
of St. John's Catholic. church and
made a rent nearly to its base. rip-l ,
pint: off the covering in places and} South Norwalk. Oct. 29, 1911,
throwing the debris into the church; up" Even,“ Sentinel: Will you
yard. Pommgb'l‘ the :22 '31:]? it ‘klndly illow be [1min space in your
323%:- ngnlrnnece I" thuable DWI that I mlxht call utten
Damat“ along the 16 m“?! of short thin to the many oi us that are either
from in Milford was estimated lowland" or over the draft limit. What
yesterday afternoon to reach beyond lllttlo thought most of us give to those
850.000. hThe water came in ores-mtg m" boys that are It | groomed to
higher t an intuit . accompan ' - l
huge waves that net the eating. ,be ”m to the "out to ”P3 ‘0 ”W
rocking it nthelr foundations. many of ,3“ "'9 M0? and “'9 81037 “I.“ they
then being inundated by the water. give Mrllvu for. Thought that we
One cottage at Silver Sands on the might do in to u" all the old we PM
other side of New Haven. was reportv.
cd oil its foundation: and uoing out .albly can in the "V ”I m- flood U
into the water in the tum. The cloth!"- that While the: are on the
“1.“, that wgre doitroyed in the’lrlng lines facing danger they will
norm of last week. tell the shore un- hon one thought'in that! mind “to!
protected and the repair-cm}! its“ back home. in the good old It. s. A..
fighflziade to them were otaly 9- that {m m WM 0‘ “A“?
'1' 0‘”. "c 01'1““! 19 the . weather comfort and safety. and it~wouid not
hazamflew mum wltlgitluflutl padulfuaclt allov'q'y anaemia
ml table of v m nether and it! would offdr up a mu. prayer tint an.
inn mm" '1' 'i“ b' “’M tot-riot. out. .that has beached to.
“’1' “m" the nook. whole world will elm. to a annoyed
with I grand victory human-v
.now has been falling In the West
and at farjout u 'Aahville, N. 0..
Mtrllfimugtuumm
family of a! nation may our ‘
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AID THE SOLDIERG.
and mm to mom. this Pelt"
may expect Many limo from now
our
Mun-
hcb-atetut flit power whim
overtake the bloodthirsty up» and his
ergwudsinkthentotbehotta-d
the sea, and that tho Lord's m
emu may be placed on the hifiest
mountain that it shall shine (Never
upon a satisfied Cthtiutian race 0! ’80-
ple and proclaim Hint their Master.
For what might be done by the hand
of Him it is done kindly and gently.
Thanking you moot kindly for time
and awe.
Yours truly,
A CHRISTIAN.
, it ultimatum
SlfiNEil Pliillilfi
Workers in the Food Cam-
paign Trroughout Con-
‘necticut tirred to Renew-
ed Activ
Opportunities for Big Savings
on' Blankets and Comfortables
are Positively Wonderful Here.
our Blanket Department is Filled to
Overliowiiig Willi Blankets oi every [lis-
cription. _
A notable Feature oi this Depart-
ment is the large and Complete Stow-
HARTI‘ORD. Oct. ill: Workers in
the food zit inc ttzirzi\'-i:..r tlirouzitout
tlromthoul ll:H rli‘llr‘ wcrc ii])lll'!"d to
tenet-sod activity today and will now
try to secure considerably more than
Connecticut's quota of 200.000 signed
pledge card-t. This added incentive
to the work already being dorn in
every rim of the 168 towns was cauti-
od by receipt .of a tilt-grunt” from
“'allhliigion hour to Campaign Direc-
tor F‘rancia R. Cooley. The telegram
:tllnmlnt‘t‘d that httsidott t‘nnmctlcut.
the States of California. Oregon, Tex-
:ts. Wyoming and idaho had accopted
the clittllonge which Florida. aimed
tr‘yinally at Connecticut.
'i’hrouch its federal food adminis
trator. Florida wired to Herbert
$333,235, ,' Hoover's office, “we challenge every
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onto in tho l'nion. especially (‘on-
ntctlcut. and we defy any and all
states to accept our challenge to:
hunt Vill’dl'“ w'euk on a population per
cenlaue basin. Florida patriotism
over all other southern states." An-
other intrreat‘ng stare contest in
which Connecticut in not especially
interested, however. resulted in at tel-
egram in which South Carolina chal-
lengedjmr neighbor. thyrgia. as to
which would rhow the larger total
number of sinned pledges batted on a
pert-outage of population.
Connecticut's 5mm uledt‘t‘ card
wnrlteru were futtltt' heartened to
day. when Mi‘fl. .lovt-pb W. Altiop of
Avon, the wife of the now Mate Pub-
lic l'tilitiott (‘omminsiomr and the
niece of (‘oloncl Roosevelt. who is as»
hinting Hr. (‘oolcy by handling the
women’s committees. had sent to all
her county managers the information
that even Alaska. which had been re-
cardcd its too distant and inacc-ihttl-
blc. to be aukod to participate iii the
pledge week. had taken up the more.
went. on her mm initiative. it be-
come known‘today that Roval Alluri-
nison. chairman of the Alaska Food
Q‘l‘r‘llll'. committee. had wired from
luncuu for u rum-iv ni plotltro cards.
my”: that all Alaska was inter-outed
and would «can hold a wcck's cam-
bctcu of her own.
Although on Monday. the openinzz
day of thc cnmpaitzn. tlicrt- wcrc
only about 5.000 or 6.000 cards re-
ceivctl in tho mail ill titatn hcadquar-
tors yosticrdnv tho number hose to
morn than 25.000 and. at the rate at
which the post office cmployes were
dciivoring huizo sacks at the tabulat-
ing department this iorenoon. it ap-
peared that by tonight over 30.000
card: would have been received dur-
ing the day. making a total thus for
this week of about 60.000, The town
chairmen are erorting daily and af«
.ter their cards are segregated and
counted by a stat! of exports their
percentage is fizurcd and if it appears
that any soction of the Male ls lag-
2ing Director (‘ooiey and Robert .Sco
Ville. the state's federal food admin-
istrator. tummptly apply the needed
pressure in that particular section.
The results of the inmate speech
made at Bridr‘port Monday night by
err-President William Howard Taft
are just beginning to be felt and
both blr. Cooley and Mr. Scoville to
day expressed thcir qincere appr’ecia-
tion of the patriotic service of the
Connecticut preaa inA disseminating
this gpeech and unload other phases
of the..pr0pnganda during the last few
weeks. The whirlwind finishing
be added by ex-Preaitlen't mod
Roosevelt. The colonel ia‘to dress
an immense war rally in this city Fri-
dav evening.
Word was received from Washing-
ton today highly approving the exper-
Gaorga ll. lander: of the state Food
t-m-mfttoc on it new war bread. said
to be very delectable, and avian
twenty-live per cent. while Wham
W of white corn flour. Word
was alao received from national head
mm congratulating the Connect:-
cut w rkera on the splendid results
ott’ odor-u thus far and harm
liig their ultimate success in getting,
iii 200,000 cards from '
state as its contribution to the 22,-]
“Managua «poem! from the na-
tion“ a a whole.
drum IIAB wi'vomouv.
will be tfv‘monstrnted by her big lead.
tout-hm to the present busv week will i
ore,
ltort- hit death, had written a letter. ' "
ito a friend In: :hicgdhe infested that. m“ . A
inntilrecenty lsn ms a beenat‘ ,
intent. of Mr. Scoville and Chairmanilm ll dway. Sev. letter: mt
this possession were from a brother-i
now. for which is substituted that]
inn oi 83(3th BLANKETS Famous for
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low Prices. '
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wearing, specul ............................. $4.98 pair
Blankets for drauy gowns and bath robes, new designs and
color combinations, durable, sanitary and . unabrink-
able ................... -. ................... $3.98
Wool Blankets in white. with dainty pink and blue borders, with
silk binding and beautiful combimt .n plaids, $6.98 $7.98,
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such laws. The drui:
moat dead} poisons
lowdll in am JillL’l?
it causes blifltlfii‘fiililnd internal (111‘-
ordtvru, liontay cause paralysis of if!“
optic “(ELVO‘p‘ t‘lt'll if only inhaled k
in mast cases where ticathu hate
motility; in New York through the
tirtnlffiir; of wood alcohol the. troubln‘
largely has bee nthrough ignorant?“
of drum: sin or saloon lies-pars that
the liquid was poisonous. it is im-
havo bctc-rt
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There is no bar at the Mills Hotel.
Furthermore, it war- pointed out at.
'tho hotel that. two or three of ”19‘
’llan were found not in their rooms.
ibut on the street. .
' Saloon Keeper Arrested.
The first case that came to the 21'-
ltention of Ihc police was that of
Chariot-i Collins. Who early Monday
{morning was found him: in illeockor
tntreet. ncar Macdougal. Ho was taken
Ho Bollevue Hmpitai suff- rim: uptic-
,rently from alcoholic coma. He died
ixarly yesterday morning. Collins. it
its said. was a porter in a saloon at
'155 Bleecker street. l..t't' l:‘.‘~l uiiu
IAntonio Dealfansq the Ili'il.|l:tl’ll'.
twaa locked up pending an in\~"¢"':.t
lion.
ties labelled
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l A bottle of whiskey ben'r'nz
that reatton that steps
taken to .llmll its salo :md to i-l‘o‘hib’!
entirely its manufacture.
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MILLIONS LOST
IN DOCK FIRE
lN BALTIMORE
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.. _ :tlt- moon h:i.l on board eight-v
in the saloon werc found bot-‘ “""Wb‘i-‘al'inr shells from a midst};
"Kentucky's chxt \\'hi~' ”0"" “'0‘“ exploded with loud rv--
. -t-orts ""9" ”10 9MP took fire and it
”,3. “at; no' long firlp!‘ the ‘lltp had hm.”
:l'ibel was found in the room at tho WWW ”"0 Midstream that she sank.
iMiliu Holt-l, (‘Ilnton Arnold. a “filth“. Ch” "I Police migh of the Baiti-
tm . who died shortly after .7 o'clock ""7" "‘ ml“ “PM“ an invt-~~'tlzatitt.tr
} titerduy afternoon. a few hours at "f ”’9 ”Tm" 0' the pier watchrunt
lie-r being take nto a hospital, Onc ”3‘" 1": “W “V.“ or six men jump from
vlttim. nccordinz to the police, said 'l'“ 5"- 9 1"“ "v“ the flames brake
tlnst night. in St. Vincent's Hospital. °“'- The piers have Men under 25..
‘he had purchased the liquor wh'ch 9‘] guards {0" a number of months.
caused his illness at the ,l'llecckot' Several "1°"th 8:0 a quantity "7
'slretl saloon. Dealfanso told the po- dynamite Wu“ found in a loaded tzi'm'n
.licc be had purchased his stock front car "‘J’m’ 0‘ ”‘9 le'fltors of the
'an express man. ”"70?" at. Low." Point The grain
3 Charles l1, Jones. found on the “m" ”1me YO com: at tho Allie-z
lam-ct near the saloon at 5 o'clock Th“ “3" ““9 "30'"! in its ioadirrr:
{yesterday afternoon. died a few min 90"" m 'h" 09'1”“ W09! and fourrd
utcs later at St. Vincent's. Patrick ‘0 ’1’“ htcn 101d”! by Austrian
Cahill, found in his room‘ill with nice» “‘eiedw’s- ’
holic poisoning earlier in the day. PM 10. loaded with Wheat to? err
‘diea late last. night. WW "I In danger of being but-min
‘ Two other lOdgm at the hotel worn “3”? today. and only a. tire wall atom
take nto St. Vincent's in seriourt con- ; ”"99" the a" and this pier and tw‘n
’dltlon. They are Harry Burke and others. Baltimore 3! Ohio official“
Elmer Smith. Smith died early this ‘9" “MM! 0' satin: these piers.
,morning, . , ' A ”m“? 0’ Definition of Justina
, WI. 8.." Q0 '0 "Il'flcd. ~09018UV95 were reportedl‘o be m t”
l Don C. Wilson registered at a room we” 5"“ 1'0“" after the. fire wan
’ log home at 510 Broadway at l r. ni.;d1'c°'”°d- ,
waterday. Apparently he was intoal- The custom. “We Millaril'es «use
tented. When an nt‘tcndant went into "'9" m” 0' ”8P 8. but than
this room at 8 o'clock laattovcnlng be m Plur- . were “bond.
was lying dead. Wildcat abortlv be-
iia'.
who is travelling with a circus. l
One letter which Wilson evidently, m ‘ m "M
bad jut written signed "Uncle Don.’ -——'
and was inner-lined to “Ruth.” it told “Panda Cold “minim"
ofhlrt coming marriage lemma-w .
who, said the letter. was "beautiful; ””7 W" “'7 “W“-
and charming and talented" andf’such, - I!”
on you will be proud of and like." She' .
had been at various “Mt! cam in Y“ m and "l”! and break up u
fimdnctlolu by loading Ila mun “'0“ cold either in head. chest, M, .
tea. had road! for on; whte'O ml." 01' limb!- » Minx I done or "Pavel:
and had appeared 1 no en Cold Compound." every two hour aw
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