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EVENING SENTINEL,
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a pound study of htutory. Stupid
the teacher
N " “ V” k m on it with this in view.
A. L. GOLD”
’ “a!" These wars do not stand alone.
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They are not isoloted lacts. Each has
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JA , , ‘turles. The history of early times is,
g . - m . H 5.! admin“ them 9
accessory to u e .
EFONPAY:‘OV' 19’ 1917 I There in ltalv, for instance-reach-
mrm ALIAlle Inching back from (‘adorna through Gari-
rolttouow ’
High tide 2:26 o. at; 2:43 p. In.
lcnnttle struggles, through the fierce
sun rises 6:50; at: 4:29. ' ‘lit'lo (flIS'm'Slfilefi ot’ the Middle Ages,
_'throtteh the. Renaissance, through the
j“iloly Human Empire" with its grasp
on all lZuroptv, through the devastav
tions of the Guthtr,“lluns and Vandals,
‘titrough the, Caesars and the Repub-
Member or the Assumed Preu
Tllc Assot'la‘l-d Press in titt'ltt;<lt't-ly'
Entitled to thc ll‘l‘ tor publication of
all news diaptttrhcs creditml to it or
not otllct'wisc in this palwr and also
"to local news published llct'ein.
All rights of republication of tip9~|0u u", 8“...” hills 0‘ Latium.
tint dealtalcltcs herein are {lino rev)
served. ' l
,_ gimvthu nl ancient Rome, its. economic
L3 land political conflicts. its worn at
lhoulc and ztbroad. when they h“? 3
ldimrt and inevitable connection with
lthe news in the daily putt”?
And what lessons in the conduct of
to he learned
ancient ein‘
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PHONE CALLS
Editorial Rooms-92.
Busineu once-”
Norwalk Bronco Dulce—1388,
Editor’s Residence—2183.
City Editor's Incidence—14924. :lrom the row and full of
835111888 Manger. Residency—1’5"“! What happens when cltizcns
1113-12. ~ icons» to cat-o about good government
'ttt home and justice abroad hi all set
‘ {down When dead lat-til are interpre-
lien in lernm or living new, the)’
cease to be dead and beeomo humor-
is digging dud”; tnl. Vitollzctl in this way, the study
ot'uncicnt times need» no delenth.
i
lull human affairs are
TREflCHlNG BY MACHINERY
Thl‘ clt‘illon idea or at soldier‘s main
job at the front
The. trE-nchlrf‘tz spade, tlnttttwtionttbly.
llllT llt‘t'n uwd by for morn than tilt“,
war. Most‘
.mm
rifle in thin llntlertzl'oltntl
'wonx Fort WOMEN
A brir! and unimportant itcm in
tho news from London strikingly in-
‘lll‘tllt'fi. hometllinn of, the vnricty of
of the American rccrults mun: have
figttrt-ti. rather rlwi‘ully, on [lit'
pet-l of span-Jinx: weeks and months in
pros-
dull and t‘XllflqulllL' nori: more lllll'
sctt‘cr-tliczlzingr thltn lint
our bill‘s scum -lll(t‘!V to would :ttlt-ll :t ‘ i‘h’n» l‘t'ltd about them at‘ workinz in
farm hand to
noltiicrintr. u‘ltl'k tantrum woltll-il are now doing.
Kale. it-vw‘v capacity from
An al'lll'll‘ In the .i‘lvlvi Al'llllt‘i'y’ltll'lrn’y workvr. Tllt' item referred to,
Jourtttll lt'llh‘ of thc Tl‘nlill'klllilv t‘f' llIiWi'Vt'l‘, make-rt this more imltl’f'ttfill’e
lectitcncss of American ditch-ditching hecttuel. or its silltplv, nllttter-ol—tat-t
machint-ll for this sort of work, lit-glutentvnt. ll announce: that 'flm en-
htlvc engines, tirit‘cn ltV steam or: cullrttmtlu l'cnl’mnm- hrto been received
hastlline, capable of excavation tllllCli" to tilt:- Wall- ()fllcc tlppl'ltl for ”L000
ly and accurately alum-u any vnrit-‘v uolttcn hcfort- llll‘ «ml of ”club". in!
of 'l‘l't‘ndl llv‘slrcd.
The writer tells or one machine, lr More are some of the t-tpm'lul nectlol 0!
‘ common ital» today in this country, for th '- llovstl l-‘lviui: (‘orttn‘z
plpe-lnt‘llll. which (11224 a ditch 2 Mali “Lame numbers are nt‘cdt'd lor
Widt- and f: L: feet deep, eating its work in the aircraft ropalring depots-t
war through, solid I pull“! both nt homo and in Frnncc. The ROY-
lattl-rthnn any gong ol anklllt'il. ltl it'iyinu t'ot‘tm wants immediately
with pip» ttlrentlv gtrctcllcll along the lit litters t.;encrttl machine and turn.
'0 rcpairt-rtt, 20
(’llllf‘l'l‘lt’
rout». can lav the pipe in tho ditch erel. instrttntl-nt
and (‘Ol't‘l‘ it up. Surely that would be acetylene erldt‘ril. 37 ell-ctriclnnfi l?—
‘drnftttwomt-n. 55 painters " tract-r!
BMW!“ at tho. front. .
Anothcr mochinc is said to form 5 HS store-keepers (these women arc
trench 5 1-2 foot deep, 2 feet across rcquired {or technical atorcs and
tho bottom and H rent HCI'On‘b" , tho should have a knowlctltte of engine
"lit. Anothrr tilts a ditch 2 tor-t will» pttrtlt and tooth). and .303 snilnlnketjs.
and to fPPl‘dPllp: another, a ditch 3 for making and rt-pflll'lnl! ttirphtnc
{Wat Mac and 12 feet deep; anothcr. a wine.“ (good ncedlcwomcn who cnn lll*
'tlitr-ll l2 ltlct {tf‘l’thls tltc top and 7. 1-: so use scwlnz mnchlneg are wttntctll.
loot tlr-cp. .\ntl tho-y tlothis at the Tinsmiths. coppcl‘smiths and tcndct'
rat» of 9 feet a minute, ‘ tltrowint: the drivers at» its?) wan-loll."
cxcat'lttv-tl earth evenly on one side to‘ American women qualitied to Kill
lorm ll protective covm‘ {or the Int-n in any of these or similar position may
,hnve ample opportunilv to do so it the
I > in the
kind of soil cxr-cpt cozy mm] or not.“ nil-ontimc they can show their admir-
itl rock, and some m them will mum!) :ttion and respect for the women 0!
England and France by doing the
llto trench.
Thcy can bc used in almont on? Will‘ continues much 10ml":
trrntlos “5‘ 51.4er as 30 fu-r' com.
A libcml lbw ot those machincs at work that is ready {or them on
thr- lront should mid enormously to ride of thewatcrin food conservation.
tho efficient-v of our army, releasing, in Red ('roatl work, and so on. .
L1“. The WII‘ forms a natural but: for
is
who does not seize up~
lits causes which go back into past cctu
baldi, through the maritimeand mer
,lit' to the founding of the village up“
And what lntk‘l‘trt-il it gives to the
lit" Womcn's Arntv Atlxilittrv Corpsffl
. .Wolllll rcpltu‘c
this
~ for actual lighting lnrtzt» numbers of
men who (llhvl'wisc would be employ"
Pd n: more laborers.
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,wa to attend the first meeting ‘1
Nowhere Near Under Con- ‘he “‘9’?” w" “Md" “'"h 0"“ .
t r all '«
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era! Task" H. Bits» n mititar
Visor” ,
It is hoped that the meeting will
take place in Paris belore the end of
trol at Midnight Last
Night
,the month.
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, WINDSOR. Nor. lit-ah forest lire. America Favors Full Cuporatiocl‘
over a mile in width and lanntd by‘ in WI?-
a. heavy wind, itzenaced the ”not! WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.«-—Altho.u
western border of the town tonig};',l00 formal nnnouncment on the raft
For the most part the fire had hamlet-t Wu ynnde at the timed it was
[aging on the Bloomfield Side 0! the generally known when Colonel Home
town line along the Bushenh m and his mission loft for England th‘t
road and while tire tightens ,, m the United States brand the crew
. both , Windsor and Bloomfield have ' “an of a joint military tint! on which
,been at work trying to get tho" fire‘lt Would hovers-presentation. -
:under control. but to check the int-g Coordinator: 0! endeat'or in all
. mediate progress at the flames neamw molten pettainlng to the t'oflt'tfl'l ot
‘ ed. at midnight, almost a impale“. to war was the. object for which f.’ ,
task, as the spirits carry» tor a long ' mericsn mission was sent ohm
:distauce with the heavy wind. lThifi was to apply not alone to econ-
‘ The tire fighters centered their el— cmlc problem» but to military queer“
forts in trying to keep the flanttu lions all Well and it was to be 9;-
within a triangle bounded on the ported that Colonel Hound nndflen-
l
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west with the tire line,‘ou ”IF south“ erol Trailer H. mm. chic! 0! adult at l"
west by the Bullhohagen road and the motif. would attend the. first meow
northeasterly by cleared lands and total)! the joint war council not upI
mumps. Lutetonlxht the tire wnn'o'nce lb? Austroticrman drive;
tapidly working towards the Pleaa- 'nralnst ltaly beaten; . I, !
ant llill section or the town, where No comment on the cable douuatch‘
the famous Ilriltl'h ol’ woods, knoll-.1 lent to Colonel flotilla u Inn-nutmeg,
on Pine lrove lien. “ in the despatoh from land?" tonight,
When thp tire» was. first. reported. it was made either at the‘ White Hansel
was said that some buildings were or the Slaloql’ldmflmt'lfl. i
burned. and Chic! A. W. Norris 0! Grill. in flight"! Believed Hurlnd.‘
the Windsor Fire Company respond” IanflN. Nov, )9.-—Th9 Pub»
on with a squad of firemen. but found mentnry correuooudomo oi the newts-l
that no buildintm had burned. but papers are unanimous in their anti—l
‘llll‘l‘t' Were some which lay in the cip'ttlon that today’s important dc-
nath ot the tire. These'nre believed butt.- in the House ol Commons onl
lnow to be out or danger, on account, Lloyd Georxe'lt Part» slouch will
to! the cleared 'ltlnd about them. icicar the trir and end the controvern‘yl
it was Chief Nolrll-l's first lire hall, which h‘on been racing during the ltltztf
since being elm-led chief. ten days week. 1'th phlturr the‘l'rmier lull
laxo. On tindmtt that it Will a tor-'3 most brilliant mood. undue-loom?
lcst tire» be notified Fir-ti.» Warden Nor- int: the opportunity of ooh-notes his
man '1‘. Eddy, who hntl .taltcn chug!- scheme lot" on Allied" War ('ounciil # ._.. . M
or handling the blaze. .ngalnst his criticw~« Iflhl'r'st'nll'd as an; r . , I; _ W"———_'————~’
---—-- irreconcilable combination of radio ‘ * . _ ‘t
5 t to t 't’ , _ = ,
SING AND CHEER 'fgfi’l‘W“ ”" "3’" “m W ” l . l
AS FURLOUGH ENDS it llt ups-amt that Lloyd Gaiigt‘f . .
......_,.._ ‘1 will clean any any misconception! ‘, ’ .
'l’ontlnuod from “I.“ ”IO-l that hln mmarkh in Paris Were in-l ‘ '
tenth‘d as o reflection on army lcltl '
cut. Ho aim ltl exported to deal:
with the prospective inclusion 0! Ain‘t
.....~...
telly. tobacw and in some ctnwtt it in“
into, liquor. ,
’ Tltc men seem to in- Well Ml 'tttld
'lrlvlrhy, although lht'll‘ well ltd an?
' iit‘tll'dlllt‘ docs not. prevent them lrom
putting own)" a hearty meal of good
homo cooking when. they not here.
All it in sonicwllnl cxpcnuito for lli‘1J
tint-n to bc coming home llt’ltt‘l)‘ ch‘ry
‘ A'l‘t’k many of the men came home
‘ rot ol'tcnvt- thnn once a month,
The slit-Mn of nearly [every Cutt-
tllecticttt city normed lined, with uni-
lliurs and sailors yonlerltlay. Khalil
’.lllll navv blur prcdohllnlttctl and tlw
tlniahlnx'nlllltn‘ry touch-watt given by‘
7 those patrlolc, Who, bound to do their
hit. haw port-honed :l new overcoat
, if tlln‘ trench model. which model.
hoWl-vcr. docs not come nnywhorl»,
'nonr boxing tiny'hlnt: like a trl-nclt
~coat cxcept‘m the tlockcttt tlntl pom-y
‘ hly the collar. ,
("hutch was not (mention hythe sons
'0! Mom when they came llflrlll' war
,tl-rtllly and mtmy ll church that hetd‘
In :I'I'Vll‘t' ting hunt: out over i;, had.
lonlt 0r mort- ot itn "lilttl'!" tlrcwnt.
, yesterday. . ‘
' Tho tllnc came. homwer. whvn llll‘
3mm “lllnl ht: thinking of (mm: hack
,to camp and lllt‘ procession moon!»
the stu'ioll slotted. noun-limos it was
‘1 man in an olive drab llttltorm with
Van accompanying crowd ol’ mascnltnc
,tltlnlirern. but more often it you a
low or girls'thal hung on his arm.
laud inslntrll, on carrying his bundles.
and horned for on overcoat button
which they were run- that (chain
it Jim. or John or
‘ Hurry. or Jack would go and tell ham
lll‘ lltld lost it. .
Tho train pulled in and
and to explain whonoatwclnltlrrantzl-l
manta hairy been made tor naval co-
ordination.
The political correspondent o! the
Sunday Timon eaytt that with the ex-
crptlon oi Andrew Bonnr Law, Chan-V
collar 0! lb“ Exchequer, the towel
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toy of forming an Allied"War Counv;
cil and will .aupport him «on in the
«vent at military realmritlonlt:
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TOBACCO okownnst
THREATEN TO STOP
PLANTING 'rnn WEED ;,
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the crowns that are holding tor
hitzhcr prices. l
Thc tobacco imitation takan an a
whole in in a very dtwourauing con-
dition owing to the war. There art-
‘a number of fertilizer agents in this
section or the tobacco belt and thv-y-
are rcported to harv- eztitl that tho
cricc ot fertilizer next north: wlll ho,
* between $50 and 860 a ton. inatcad of,
from $30. to "0. on in other yrnrk.‘
This (act. together with the labor,
situation, is making many of the
small growers think very sortoualy oi.
giving up lrowing tobacco tor a low,
30an at least. , ,
Next Minn: the labor problrm will;
bc even more serious than during thc
,prcsent season. so many young men:
many 3; having gone into milltaryhserlillco. /_ ‘
-ha i h," 0km its way out of a, For the some renson l c llit'lt‘lll‘;
. :llll‘l‘th‘" in sEnrch of it pal on thl Mall; "1“ "n I"? "‘4‘ '3'?th I“ 1"“;
lot-tn and when the identification Wvl! 'Y '0 b“ V"? “”0“" , l
.niatle.nontc hit of camp Mann Would; _M3”Y 0‘ the "W“ ""5 year how
be yelled at the men who. doubtlcsatt been sold in the bundle and this
unless he was too busy kinalnq all of, means that the tobacco will be 15;,
his many Kiri ,lriends "goodbye 'till. 9‘0"“! “l ”'9 warehouses “‘1 not '1,
the next time." would "mp,” “umtho growers. involving considerate,
some 'othcr h" of chaff. 'more work in the warehouses. Thai
_ After the men were all entl‘tlitwd., grown here are 0" “MUM for-n:
’m-ics 0! "Goodbye. Jock?" Snood damp to to e down the crop:
i "Remember me to the boys. Ed." :thnt is hanging in the sheds. ltmlflginfit
l liaree! Don't forget to wrtte be“ estimated "'3' 0'”! “’0‘“ one— ‘ “ l
' lore you come home again." R
l other commands and threw.-
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on taken down so l'nrl
nll many the crop has bc
l
lltt rang lhls lall.
f i!“ .:
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cricttn rcprmentlttivetl tn the Council,
hm- of the War Cabinet are in lulll‘
:accord with the Premier} new pol-l-
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. lMa’de tho-sender $12.95 ,
llA’tWonderfultAssortment of This Season’s'Newest
lrMOdels in’ FineathlityéNavy and’rfirotwm Serges... . ,
m...“ .. . 9... .-,...-_,..., 4.. . fin... at __ .. M... ”mm—-mny W... m. ..
. at
‘We swinglbeyot’id the FIVE MILLION
‘ Dollar Mdrk in merchandise released
at less than current rates to
check advancing prices ’
More good people will be made happy
it is nevertheteao
nt in our national
‘ ._lnopmprglteneible as this movement may seem,
utmost important and necessary aid to the governme
war-time policy.
And 'it is spreading. ,
With—mud without—our permission, our idea and . our adv
matter has been used by other retailers—as far west as Texas.
At a meeting to be held in New York City next Wedneoda
President of one of the largest and oldest metropolitan banks w
Iris answer to the question chosen for the evening’s discussion- "'
, is theorize-break coming P'.’
We have given ours.
ertising
, the
éive
Let the good work go on!
' Rising prices have offered advantages to producers of raw mate-
rials, sptnnerq and waivers-of fabrlm makers of furniture and other
household articles, while the le, or the time being, have had to
take what they could get an do without as far as they could.
“We respectfully reiterate that it seems fair that all pro-'
dnccro‘ond distributors of goods ohould take less profits
until'tl‘lo wot. settler. ' 5‘
We shall procticewhlttwo preach—content ourselves
withonuller profits—cut down prices to ,under ordinary
charges-save {or our patrons all the ‘
money we can. In serving our «locom-
eroive are never satisfied to giverthem
Icu thonifo‘ur best.
‘ Each Day
New Lots
ADMlSSlON‘TWO SHOES ,
ut.
TODAY—m good ”do... on. will“, be. gfmy,
v ' 0
“hen rtlormrr /ttmbatlnador Gerard! Thc engine Dull-4 once or mom and
lspokc recently in San Francisco, no give“ a convulsiv» snort. nttut which
But. the trains you practically silcntly
loom: GUARD ls
VALUABLE, SAYS
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TEACHING Hlsronv inmt‘tv admisAlon was charged.
“iitatc thr- causes of the Pttnit! péoplf! didn't get in absolutely tree.
War, thcir number. dam of do)». The admission price was a pair of ser~
their outcome and their elit’cls." (Fm; viceable shoes.
tccn mlnlllfl‘i for this). . 0n the lane at it that sounds like
Think of the despair settlim: tilmfl :t costlier price than the ordinary ,
lb!- child who faces an array of out?” money charges, even including the
examination questions. Nor is it out. new in taxes an entertainment tick-
lgated by the knowledge that those
c ildren in the. class who hate the
cry, nuperflcial memories,’ythe lacile'
,vt‘ll stand high, while'the child
h rival mental power, with imaxln"
" a mouth to get it dlm glimpse of
tlIlI‘S’llnfl really means in tho’
in: them resoled and mended and
5
there m' ..
iv thrown out that might come under th
V 2n: " ..
till. tritl'tt'» something vaguely n! to “ popular ”bug 19cm" might be
/ : it! will tall or just also through one vary [006 you of rounding them
, Wt/l‘ 'ho tom-zit putting mark.
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lrr-t
mechanical partition and deadly dull- taut-h Mile!
9”“ *hkh'matlc ml “twirl! ”M39 in one nndlflelm.
history" to their living days. latter-
tv it is taught with utm‘vhkh titer. in
Mmmmt tin my tin {II-Pl WM
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olmttdriuot
eta. A good many people are hanging
on to old but “oefliceablc” shoes, harm
wearing'them to the very lint. Still.‘
3 2006 many 0M shoes ,t‘rur department ditto. ch won the firntl trlot. 'An‘ibttlaneo Company: .
9’ intimation received by the public in NW“ Graham 0. Vellum. all-5
callllication at nervicoable, Handling
lll.‘ l.' ti 0 \ tll'ld. will 3“ there Mll‘hvm over a” “‘3 WC! 0' “ml-film
up so they may be tuned cm with‘
”Mary own to he mm wlth I not delay: to organisation mam here. At that time may local young nam: Second “alumni Waiter H.
en to destitute people in
film mistom might be extend“, to}
' moon or m...
tout of the station, the last .=een of,
h being it bit of blurred'light and?
three red lights on the end of the;
ltrnin. Then the crowd molt; away;
and leaves the platform desertcdi
again, with the-exception of the" few,
'omployecs «who or" always to he and ‘mflrm
lCapttlln Job
tF'onnll R
ed Prom Pogo One).
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Captain l1. Hartman Steele, Sec-l
Ambulance Cotonou:
field. Company H.
m. manned; Carr:
(Caution
tound around a station platlm m.
;c.N.
obit FIRING .
' LINE IN FRANCEl
{Continued train his one.)
party, fourth Military District; Henri
Lieutenant Raymond C. Lewis, into]?
licence outer, Fourth Military Ding
lrict: First Lieutenant Robot! 3. Per-i-
dttc. nuilttnnt ”autumn. Rundown,
Fourth Hllitnry ”strict: First utfufi
rm tenant worm/n Holman. Fillhnnia-;'
roll
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tll‘orn being killed or alluded:
*thc United State: that the 2m. di- intent/Third Butt-lion. sixthrltegi-z
vitilon, which arrived in France about moot; Second Lieutenant Edgar It;
‘a month ago, had been engaged in Hm. Company ll. Second Rout;
Ithe actual "riot-c. ' Intent. Boudoir: second Lieutenant
, It will br- remembered that part of; mantel it. Stunts, rwulimrlord.
the second Infantry regiment was no; company, second Military District:
tinned In Somali during the 9”)kach Lieutenant “jihad word.
part Of the summer. on military duty? Cmpony 10. Third Regiment. Put-
men volunteered their services and Luther, Jr.. Bedding may. fourth»,
(who taken into the organisation. . l ltllitary “strict: Second mutant!
“Later than“ that and mam nevi. on James. Rommel: mny.‘
‘imtnt 'were emulated at New norm: . 5 Hillary District: Been-d Hen»
l l. '1 young m at nine" mitmt“,1'homo A. Calder.‘ mud
w, t then m which litter: you”. not: Immanuel.
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- RECENT'REPORTi '
ltaln Charter» 0. Gordon. Durien Com-t ‘
Do not bu anything that you really do
.notneed and o;’not*_feel any urgency from
. ‘ these mferatces to{ex13ting conditions in the
magntile‘world. ‘
J OHN *‘WANngmnsKnh
' tellmdvvoy .ot NinthfiNevy/Yagk , '
' “SnNm lent
evening taper:
8\
Mn... “row a...”
’ 2.10M QML FOR ”mum
.r BRIDGEPORT. Nov. l9.——Bail ‘
410,000 was lined in to City'CoolI b!
Iday in thecmotmmfl
7“.ch York. who no man
heard the crieo of the two boyn. and "031' the Irmory, when Thomas firms”; “'1'“: m “l“. “gum-z
noticing that the Johnson inn wan “O'Neil. of West Park «em, Netti-Um It (“MUM
m ditching, in mud any. he ltep- gang; stooped lilo ,c‘ar 11nd outed mine-u, bym at the m
or: ii t street and "ll”"d’ to 9 custom om upon datum: ml 1; 3 mt”, .Nt.‘ ’ g
'Juohmar' 3"?“ ”to his film a no “tut: Song, 0‘ Dunbar-gums” 1720;“!!th M
t .'. r n ' mot t , . '
chariot mood Into so or rock cruhedlntomkm“”m "#9 ‘_
but: up to when the boy: were on: the nor of the O'Neil machine. dour' . .
house a! In. W, of W‘bfll‘llm on the autotrlelrm-‘ootue-l ' ‘
Edith-t lnl‘ move-id tho .:
m ‘
,_ - -w “M“.
Aumtsgtgocxs strum nit-tun.“ .
“Twonorenown HITItBYanmflOBILE
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street. my Dr. Wmatggmflmm Ito m m hurt. until
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