lose nut-er.
- 'the unnamandunscholastic glad
but beyond this point sugutod action
merges into discussion But one sug-
gestion. looking toward readjustment
in a prominenthastern intercollegiate
sport has been advanced.
This is the proposal" to supurdede
during Mapflngrowlng season. out
i.
g a given ooflens'fmw was'to row ever.
each? Saturday aortas. liar
by no.leas an authority than Dr. Dud-
.y gymnasium, Harvard University. Jr.
as ' t, in a methionine in the liar-
"Eresumably the students who‘en
selves physically 125 well or: mentally
and: morally iol‘ life’s great game.
’.
young men are physically unprepared
us that gymnastics and athleticawere
“originally practised tor the purposeoi
Vathletlcs aiiorded the Opportunityior
I compelltltm.‘ " 3‘ , ' ‘ -
“in view oi "the conditions confront.
ing arise to a people, wonld‘lt'lio't be
a wiser plan so to conduct our ath-
letlcs as not only. taiselect the lit and,
’- eliminate the nnilt iro'm the, major
contests which are the basis oi he
W system—oi which i approve as
; tar au'rit: goes—but” to modify. any
and snake themselves more M for the
dies." . .
.011 is the high standard demanded by
the candidates.“ oar~laior<athietie
{nailed as ”requires special anti
foam oi occasionalwsotertainmen
iludamusensent. ~ ‘ \ "
m roast. eels. Iranian-s ,
among iotiowsrs oi listen can“!
'statstiesasoesr to indiests radical: Heaths
maria intercollegiate contests “gm in the war, said Grand uttroo‘ "9“" “mm"-
(or the war. Up to the present time “ml"? ”dill- '"I. at West Ila-l CW ”h",
Miles been so ‘WRMM'Vzu-‘en'fl‘nogzi “’5'7‘MVK“ ”Pl
as sls’salssed. Willis the film Grand on.»
its this direction once the relation ""' ""9 by "’9
aunties a place. above’ideaiistic prop-
«,- sganda. Notwithstanding the attitude
of a certain iaction to the contrary. it We “mole.
is naturally ooaesdsd that later-var-
sity competition is the stimulus nee: be;
user; to tilt participation in exercise , immediately
and Walleye the level or only doi-
Jasl ”'40 accomplish this. while
si'lns‘opoortaolty ior participation copied by tits
in Mm tbs-bananas out» ovulute byvall: psi-seat:
dents iastasdot a chosen tow special?
Isis or experts is the problemwbloh
mast negotiated {by tboss.who are
nor will .be stripped train such lnten
collegiate contests smears inevitable
bow this-wooldfiaerease to any extent,
3. / the number 01" oarimen nowrpmpet:
Fir- ing is not'_magle clear. ,i’ro‘viding that,
‘9' as t tbsli ,elevsns y‘afiex ‘
. sutllgn. lt.-is mm is c _ ..
_ once he had seated a satisfactory, and
‘ "an“! combination," 1‘ 3M , ”G“; {“13}: Q" MIG 29".” 9' brotherhood.
' would send about the "some“eight tif‘illslts t
the line each weekend. ~.‘ ' ‘ rm cjliilltemo Shé assisted in the
f: . tthere is need oi greater particle" ut on °’ W chapter at s“."':
». , ":2: in sportewclul m trainins ‘rook. on December 6. and in the
by thomment is pomted'ottt
Branch chapter at Madison. Nov -
i em
,, - he league. Joe is so busy playing the
.. l . d H her 19, and Pomerau. chapter atlt
., ey ‘Ih Sargent. tractor oi emenws! WWW-m mmmW 28.} :On meznme that he never has time to think
occasion 0! her odiclal visit to Her-,about fouling an opponent, and be
., molly chapter 0!: 'Southinaton. she;
‘ vs ( AMI” Bulletinfstatcs in ”flit, e sldosrhe does not have to.
7
isrfilarvsrd coins to prepare then!-
preparing men for warp, Gymnastic,
. .l iv“ 0 Fem 9' “19$ '1 l
1'1”!"th the preliminary training: 1! "Y 5” "nunfil
grand. chapter, the grand mauve
Iports. in my; opinion any game or,
sport that bambeeomeso highly/"of.
tails or, abilitysn «the past of every.
democratic oopnhlty,‘ 1‘ except ~’as.a
1 I‘ll is-alsrortimsloteksesuo-
43,, u. m. , ,..'_., . ~
“'- ”Weflmof ;.
4 4.“
of
is
Oi' 01 Connecticut. Order.
The meeting was held ”in the la--
on Church street. and t
the "grand chapter-was , opened in't
alter the _, opal" oer;
Grand Secretary. at
friends who are unable tort! with It“
vim, ,rwwhh ‘ Nu,‘ ‘t. this cycling and ,the business bcv'soldlerwnail
on out we met the Want cloud tore the Grand chapter completed.
the intercollegiate championship reé h" grown “l intensity “d ll” mil
gatta with {series oi ”short. dual boat
7 'races race's" ln' jwhicii‘ each colle'ge,
d . crew. wohld meet each”rival 'in turn
its shadow over our fair. land. We?
count among‘our members a number? mtrqneicct.
who have ”1“.er the call of meinCharlty chapter of Mystic on the'
country, and We] are proud oi this! evening oi its institution, May 5. 1905.
record; many others have given tbglr‘ bring one at the twentyviour charter
all in the cause at liberty. and‘we members. .
honor dhan tier-this “crime. 1b the tint Adah oi’ the chapter and
.68]. Map. warn ‘lhlnncvwrhofnre VII ‘Adlh I‘ll“ in 1903. She '3'”
in thevblstory'ol 0m. pm”. ”we", condu trees in 1901. aesoclate. matron
need for fraternity—the 'ira
it‘ll reign and the world be govern-
grand matron:- made ofllcla‘l
on" 0! the. seventy-six char-
.Sonth Glastonburv March 9; Olive
Allie celebratitmv all th
chapters twenty-nith anniversary.
She was present on a social visit at
orflnoa a writer. ’By inmatlots’of'
the 'grand master, the grand matron
Recalls Reception.
iolioving the 1917 session at! the,
tendered a'reception hither dine;
chapter. mystic of New Haven. the.
occasion being an f'vEurybody. to
ter Night.” A hrsn.linlllhor..nl '
hers were present hnd greetings"were'
.' I . '
firm Danbury
31:53,“ 43:2,”: may“ ‘ sjnway out in treat as (or as the
Massachusetts and‘Csliiomla..0ii,.thef scoring in the leme It”. ‘
occasion of her oillcial .Nisit to .ber,
own chapter the «grand matronowss‘
accompanied by onrteen " ' , a”
grand matron attended. three meet-l
9!!!“le will servehun
“I?!“ “I“... traversing the churn-
“out mm of No uan’s‘
W . ' 33v ‘: r ‘ ;
"1a boxing nearly every blow and. ,
..._.......
the council oi examined-so. ‘
Early. in the year the grand matron
issued a letter solicitingahssg
in Red Cross '
chanted-s
_ ”has its counterpart. in bar; _
Wills- “momentum" lell ._ ~-; ., ~ ..
imhu-msiwnmt ia'SooreWas-J‘wentyteflevea . y
s friendlycsqulh'fll m be m's,1‘.sst.anll..lateseitisg.,51 "#me it WM
. n, . o . , , . ‘
W'mw‘wmhm Gameofiarstrem‘Team ’m‘m'm “ -
'htsbayonstsiasbigg‘atthsthrutgiflmum . ‘ oublewithlimraam haldhg
.the Sim. Athu'aasrmedsatsssalat. while arigbt . Wm“ him artwohuehehngapa-to
' book -iill§‘be duplicated 1‘ v' ‘- .
“rostrum fie butt at his gun. run“ two teams, thatareneveali‘ 'i'hereis'stiitvery mach staa t...
ostheiawsisdisersiadiesr' . matched PM“ sad, mm‘maaagthemmsslassuis.
u,wmm'wt,.m 'llhm W»W M m W11 l0 :wdcbtbauslltss! tear untold: g.
raw”; ”on“ “fllwm.muwoem.
_ ‘ . L was case event“! tram yuntusbhitnisiW ,.
We “*0 '0 “W" H" mm“ Norwaik triumphed over the am swim. m .13 .m l... moors r
. cogent“; holder 5,... M'u" W “1“” m. ‘3 ‘gehasee’s to scatter the” who». “ff-if
l’ um i! ‘ h" .' 4 ‘ last. intending why the score ‘urtrlestbe “m! ”I” mu .3 me; ”if
x m lsshflalatisa Motto it. Thescoredocalotahowtblmd warmth-u
lullltnessotthegame,anditwnaoarm'm“m' " .,
the value or the athletic traiainsf'm' bestiality usoinltotbs mes-wheat” h a" mu" d“‘” that Jml' Tb“ “WVWV'VM' "'
.. ' _ .theymeottbom.,1'hel,too,nny l . , .
its costs . , .
33’“, «Somali; ‘35:» “ge' “NW mermaids-rials est-mama” m 6"” an” m” a" “will“! News! ~51" Wrmh ,
’ itcan beplsytil.,lnttio manor,
street... name Ml :Nfllpmtlcor. . .
field are seeded? These sdvsutssei. M mm m a” Dutchman sa'e '.Brlds¢as.lrt»
‘mskeilt an ideal snort ior the camps,
present has 180 law
I "The mvalomw as
—'—-—. ,thorised the purchase oi a, Liberty
’0, the M "e “mllbopdfllw.” tbeGraad Hammer.
7' l
; twee»
at. Annual Sci-1m. fluTop”—mmt°
she ,said, had
1mm and nation I
annual ‘ era. .
y , . _ . "In” or a", Grand Patton's Address. .
madman. so it is considered out-e unmet-r. What cornmea-l 6““ PW” ’m" "' CW“ °'
My that “a. will be as. cut chapters m done '3' viewed'N" llartiord. in his reports. gave a
, Ill“ W’" grand matron, whol summary oi his ofleial acts. including
enumerated hm you; done in the{ci.iastitstitilis of chapters and visits
rear Just closed. ““94"“! 1"” ”u.-
Acting Gland Treasurer Mrs. Ber-
hs L. 8. Gallup, oi Moosup. promoted
l l hf nasaetalststement tor "17.
W0 ins-m by the. grand matron , n the monsorisl mice special
corps of associate clears. _ “distention.” madam! lira. ids A.
19:]; ’O'dwn'dmrd s’r‘ho died; Jnlxza.
monies ,1 flag was nun" . an wa . Plait. of Win-
oflatt. oi Hanged-i: the $1.3? '"d' 2"” '1
Moshe
'monm~<' .
That the Harm.
in MM inmate's-ism or
soldiers in associates .asd 4
Mcs in too We assarml'm:
in I Hal-instincts Dynamos
E. Bartram athletic. miss: at
l“ Commission OI Training L'nmptml thimm 0‘ exercise
'and recreationwith: a training that
rote about I“
' 'ju‘be theriswion in whinh tbsiaoldisrs
Isa when they ‘so our the top}, "
Dr. hermit is now estabusbes lo a
nite oi oillep at Washington. his
statement follows: .1
"The sports included .ia the camp ,,
‘ l ' . h “ wherquprines and ,medals will be... » . . . d,
ours on m" sue on m Mill givenlcompanios and-individuals .ioi histailor W“ with case, n
> - prone! . ill excite
“have been selectedoot only as means "men” "We “9‘- -" .
oi museum,“ but.» W tbopeu even greater interest in cansp. sports.
for the struggle tom and tbsoval»
as of the athletic trail-ins they have :ILWJ;“£”$; a“. mfm‘gglmi brought the crowd to their feet.‘
be!“ mm a;- tit. themselves phyaLlnreyi‘nss then scored a pretty o‘he
ally Mi it is bettering them MPH“: that was followed by moi iiolsnanfs.i
‘ly ons'pnysicsliy. ‘tgsrtly. 'it may ”I’m “m’ “m mm” "'1‘ “' '~‘
v their liveswhen‘ .. ‘
333': :1: shits the Roche." mm“ W‘ Wood .Wht my'q‘ltiawebdolu
led Janugry 3‘. dii‘i.
r; t g and”!!! ”I mndvmstron in 18” and
well. or Winston, n. m We “'ig'ti'ldh tre‘agrgr gammOctober. is”.
'mad an or .-r. ttwasgrand
G “tm'..flt"ip‘a‘tml:hin int 13”.
. rand when." ‘Aam‘ . l t e a ternoon session oflcegg
“Another roan". laid a, srsad.""e elected. .
matron. in her address. “with its ”Fl Mlle Ethel Wood Latham, oi Nor:
. shine and mu," its ,0, “a ”PM“: ank, associate grand matron. was
advocating the change. That much of its laughter and WN.‘ has been . lekcted grand matron.
ed to our 5mg chapter hmmflleld, ‘oi Seymour. associate grand
“"0"!" ’0'" Wear and considers-' 9“”
tion this tony-loam. unsal'.aeasion3-“"-
«is held in laying”. 0“,; .0 to mamas reelected secretary. Mrs. Adax
there is an added pleasure'in welcom-f A- Poses. oi Danbinry. was a
ing each and every one at you. Ar'ossoclate grand matron and it
we meet and greet each other, let us' Mlllflfliund. oi Bridgeport.‘asso
send a loving Tm‘m to m,” dear-I‘m” grand matron.
The new omcers w
and soccer." m. laycmy.
was elected grand patron.
rriet J. Bur-well. oi Winswd.
retelved will be tully'~
flood-they go 'over tN‘MIf _
“When m mission-om bow.
V ‘1 its work intuit milestones-s a
lll be'iuutnedwell-deiiaed relies mason that“
scs'llf patting a has is '
a uniform and-teacups bimtbe mal-
unl oi l‘l‘lll. ,Wo have proved the ill",
ltcr ritual-y oi MMIJVIQHQWlIl‘
that sthletics‘tliit'rease a man's light-
ing c.l':r-'s-rcl"ޤ4ll 'I'sf
wills "llillflgm
'ielrute tutu.“ my:
, ls nutritious-la cm
“solar all'ifi'lt' the Slope (little work
we are doloj'can unshielded by visu-
i attains the - isottbaafiat Will western
[contentment slxinrhiiobm vdisipo‘ NM
,‘ayo been laid our‘in meat iielil.
and garnets have bebn'in'simultanom
progress on each; ”while. at another
twenty-six gfldlrons, with goal posts
and bleachers have a. seating capaci-
ty oi 18,000 were in use last fall.
, "With this picture in mind,“ it can
be readily won that the various sports
have been picmotad on a" scale nrpar-
allclesl in h‘slory. i “told order of
things has been banished and in its.
place nah rules and; regulations have
been, terminated to , govern conditions ‘
attendant to the participation oi bun:
lilies]! [oi men In a singie‘game.
For mriancc,‘ the‘play'ss' limit on
toothall teams. in mostllcamps has
been raised irom eleven to‘ fliteen.
‘vitilois moronic- ‘_ in which too.
‘ men have iah‘en‘part with as manyiss
eight to ten halls in use at once have
occurred frequently.
' ”Nothing like it has ever’beea nt-
raaltud when
Grand Matron Elect.
Miss Ethel Wood Lathan. grand
became a member oi
She was appointed to be l .
Belmor Would Give Part of ‘ ’°' " ”Ml
» Thirteen marinara/ids, ' ° '0’. o t diam W.
z . , deieat ior th in an . .
Purse to Red Cross—5240’Isorwaik untihmnampeda ("“‘isumtord high school.- I” .t the
Benefit > - , {that‘obroke lbé tbslelkand Nowellmm“ oi the “gum“, team. flags-M
. ‘" 7‘4“”! "1 dgngilPalter "F“ prey-I tram has certsinly.sot a 1'0“ "‘3’“ ,.
Bahia» Rainer, the. New Mullins and Johnson counted on. three. mm ”in year, and decreasing:
, 'passli'latilnd sure teamwork WM: ,. at ,
Johnson was back 1“ u“- “I” after. much.ior the hill: ”th WI”? ‘9 w: 5.»-
lfilh‘ll’ 0! ;"'1h scanddworthy mall-on in 1909..
I , an organisation like ours; 'Let ‘u . u't e ran chapter she was guru]
a one mile race aninst a rival chill ”odors. tape it the work of olfr "1"th in 1913 and! int, associate
”it". ' I ruin-til and {eqfiflildcopductrcss in ”1915..“ch
"I”!!! hail iv so doing we distress in 1m
3,9111 ,, tlmc when Peace 'mstron‘ln 1917.
‘j'SCREEN SHOTS”
natitntlon oi Columblan chapter at . There are perhaps iewer fouls call-I
ed on Dreyfuss than any player in
and. assent: . stem"! "my,“ comes 0?? will: W. air
nonncement that. he is readyvto inset; ~
either ”Chm" B’°"n 9' “Battling"l. two-weeks' lay-oil and it seemed to:
Kim” '“ “3 W“ ”‘3'”?! 3°. ‘° do him 'tt'ood. for be was like a flash.
3"" ”"4“" 0".“ 9'" M a,“ 9"” last night and kept Clinton busy all'
to the Red Cross. Reimer’s proposl- the time. .
tion ‘3 asbllows: ' I ' Murray .had plenty, to do holding
‘
v vvvvv
regard to the Brown-guns match last merry chase auctioning.
week tor the “3|!!!"le “"9 at 142‘. Ernie Reich 911M quite '5 “Wed! Embm-ld in the Ml?! ”‘15;
made ringside. It's runny chow 1'” and gggressl'e some as Inymyv ' ‘
people {all tor each-tel, tor. every-l but be,“ not'much in evidence' so
”’1' ‘VII‘G 0' 'Mt the light'elxhl; much “Lam the smuwlgr [Me of the
limit it ' —
The net~gsme would hardly prove a
thentwenty-diih anniversary, oi Gold-l success in Norwalk. since the fans ob
en Rod chapter. or West Haven,iiected- so strongly to the protesslonal
. March 1. She attended. Robert Mor- style that [Bridgeport . used. suinst
:_ . Recent examinations have shown that “3 D" 3' “WWW” 1'0“": 5‘8““ ‘.
. Norwalk s iewweck, .
from 25 per cent to 50 per cent of our 311' and ”7° ‘ “w" 1"" on Robert]
in the last game, between Norwalh
{or military service. History shows was present at the Masonic horno.,slnd Bridgeport. White outplayed Drey.
Wallingiord, on September .1. Grand flats, and Joe is out to even thlnxs up. .
.mtlcn' day. and midsummer. i ‘ temwd Mom
is battle alone ,
‘ taught allied oflwl
on of admission.
will be worth the
ms to have struck her
now. and will soon be a"!!!
R up in the "Standing at the
.9!
game put Joe Drey- tau. wsu Biomwlfl’ '
., Will m J. Burns oi the Ordinance
otlioers. The initiatory' oenmmyrml} tationed in ”"3”?“ "“11“!
with seven men as easdldatngsiwashompnbst night to enjoy a inrlongb.
oeriOrmed in a yeryoreditablnmgn-Jtehnports cold weather but this
.ner. - .. ‘ 3 '
. As representative of the order be ”Militant
Norwalkmfilfi ~ ~ -
’71
Nllllluilllllllllili
son and pinyin-fused the some.»
of the floor.
’ {imam bad'chlert in the ccntrei
tine-accounts! himself gile ls tast‘D ll
uprdvinghimseli'oobethsprsnnerpi- l;
"Pl norms worked out . - "0"“
mare lvotalmnintbeleagne. ”mills” l
. l The seem.
for albig idiom-bets wogddlinlly not;
:on his test- andtlsas -an accurate ""ilieich m,
. lie lsd olthe scoring last/,aisht with Jo “
There "a more men ”nmuflu'a pippin from the middle allure floor: Dehnelr’t‘c -
. Murray, It.
Dreyfus; 18. '
twopointer and a tool. and Dehnert"“
“will Fina.
............ “d "m“ “0"“ i" “‘1' ”dill" . ‘luriml ii.
_. .- it t bali ended. with Nonalk tsetse- ,
. 4MB" le?d. 10 to 3. more) WEE-=1?“
, ' Bridgeport came back We Wm '
Ml LClinton IS,
l
. in the second half.gnd_ ' . Jag»... -
aluminium--W-mm» ‘ ._
. . lbv one by Dreyiussodmothe, Referee. Tons 1. -. Time-keeper,
«baskets that sewed theme up.
fathom.
“Would like 10 any ll '9' Will“ " .liolman, tor the,youngi_ltcr led him a
-' ltray. This mlgbt'be explained by the;
l
. Harris ri. _
119‘de 1fa
Gm! tcs
, . Olcott r8.
"Bobbyrfielmfi- iteam's total. The Guillem- find“: Harrington Is.
"Emma‘s-"“3? ‘ r" ‘ ate is certainly a flash. loathe floor”-
VV“N°_' :Brltalfl. '1 nda sodomy deserves credit. for bolti-I
1" ingbimtotwobaskeun I ‘.'
_ The guide uni played udderfths ole “’99 d rt
BEFOBEFWUABVJZ ml“ endeavored mentors satiataoterr. ' .
. ‘ ~ ‘ Leona-w If.
.wssnixenoa. Feb.,1.-w,°’d '4’?“ to the immune last contest. lemme c. ,
l Gran its. .
1 Baxon lg.
I it WAY' '" ”'7‘“ “l the have. rAs iodine}... ‘
. , , '
cunt-out addict-st “and §'.“°“' cessary rut him ans-heiem’ " "'1' ‘
Tmimmmasdlastllfllam
.mg' iorkpto'edWh”
mmmam‘
andsixoaliorwslk.
White was unable to appear»!
Matilda. “mi/“r
lihlyausiaadiaul'ydsmhdh
:al of live ism .
booed-[M's m to mm
1 We“ Wim'
.
oquq
\.‘ ‘
*°N”..
‘s
Nos-fine
'3
‘1
Aer-sens“.
lmbbons' soognéggl 131‘ '1 tifsave’ Lin d eberg and heavy.
l0?” 3 m ' v’ The preliminary same resultant
it Is hard to pick an indiVidual star" _‘ '
in the periormance. tor. allot we local :. W
’uuintette :llilt up a last. heady songs“... I,
and mil-“10 scoring «autism; . .,.,,;..;'
then save (or Oicott who counted Ion _ . g ‘
thme occasions to thenothersfr two.“
lord. but was clearly out-jumped WY ' ‘ 7
Gauss at centre, who .allp MM .1. .- .1
wonder on the floor.
, . , me teams meet Eli!
., '"l have a little proposition ‘0’ [act that he drew for an_ opoonmtv"-,sm‘g£.n¢ a. Mutterings-lay.
the"? "03'0”“. “mlmsmd . '.swenson. the'l‘errible endocrine -~ v »
.have (ought Brown heist. as be. m; ‘7” mm” to score but held Swenncn-
members to. well. I will 9°" 7?: to one basket; which was some unveil:
any-t paper it” iosalecisirrawt, mg. I! I g- Althouhb,18wenesn
slim-Brownin- Kilns. providingthely: is noted mm tor his I work more
installs: ringside = :ad prove :4: than his ““9“ a: 1‘9"" tiff:
’ - 'thevname‘o .ligbtweiah .‘ 'mbanhte' o e :
experience - tarsal}: homo! m parse-do the lies ' 2:3;th show so “Jammy,
the mt ”’19 ‘i'Cross or winner»; ,tskcvall'and; (lir-é 1i 01m“ a ‘0 "a” advan
good athletic trainlu‘ Radars a marsh“, their. end andmy haltio theftage'lantrnightw'd he has in ”my
in brittle, hit it has remained tor themed an“ :‘ume’ ‘ “Mme m. In.“ of ms
rUnited States to give a delinitc place' soosin
in the military mind
plain that a thorough athletic training
is a vital adjunct in the,eqaipment at
every Amerlcn soidierfl
Sport Ruining invaluable“ ti
Dwelling ontbepsl't that at e on .
“u play “I theooaflict.nr.mycroft'm “Eli ”wemufly” ‘ in Vmc: wrightwasinmejoleomevnpiast.
points out that-the tramwayhai'e; gim assurance .that .. all America night. whirl». . . c.1013 mower“
received in soch‘sports as. boxing endgame, will be insured before Feb?“- arm . . ”am?” a y~..s
m will 5' ‘1 Wimm° "me-’3 :ary 12. This will be welcome new to h. rd "m“:uumm.ml one Miguel”.
~ "While 1 ng soccer," heexplains.
"a man muflbe ready constantly to .‘
. strike at the ball with either. foot. in.
inss oi the Woman's. committee .otl Sentinel Want Ads.are Winners. Bthis way he nstnrally acquires P ?H°"‘Campalsn ““3119“- . _A _ Mum on “an” . I 4
_ or nrrrdarrtso aeration" will PM,
.Praalt .vltcailtllon',’ M9", m- :4":
rordham. no will be a I“!
[or McMahon intends- to . ,
‘speedyhunchfio ,
are out for the game.
1L (3, Grool'ty- tile
, case or prairies-r Joanne “is WWW-"v nonmetal»
h.- ‘ -' - —‘ . " L -""‘ - . —‘
- ' w‘ ‘ ’ "T ~ . " inn ““tilB‘ll‘W'MW‘
HANK AND‘TBE. . . rum..._ m
:27“ .;' . I - . , ante Art'msaty low. Purl - .
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