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THE SOUTH NORWAL
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Tomorrow
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in All ililtt
der Which She Lays Down
iiiitit'out“ Politics snow ittctttit iii Germany ”mm“ tiy Her Allies
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Mtttltlitnt IN Notwnlt. . x . .
.Ntttl th [Nil 0-M0RR0WE Apparently Faeing Great Disaster
paign in New England} Record—Light Vote Pos-
i .
Terms of the Armistice Un-iclosing Days of the (‘am.lTh9 Shortest Campaign 0“? All Along [he weSlern Front
m“ I
Arms Received Today by.
the State Department ;
lEAVES liEllMANl T
Accept Armistice or Sur-
render Shortly l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. The terms
ot‘ armistice under which the Auslrt»
z-ttecttve. Germany thus is left to but.
in alliance of publication ot the coit-
' tii’tuih under which Austria jt iiied the
ttllJtttltStEAMl-lll ;
CREWStllttlflttttll !
til HEAVY SMtlllEl
Eastern SteanTSIt—ip Company
Vessel Destroyed by Fire
at Bar Harbor Dock
BAR HARBOR, Maine. Nov. 4.7—
Four of the thirty members of the
,crew of the Eastern Steamship Com
party's steamer Mtneola were suffocat-
ed in a tire which destroyed the vessel
at her dock here Saturday. They weie
asleep when the flames were discover-
ed and. after beingr warned. apparent-
ly did not realize the immediate dang-
er and remained below to get dressed.
Their bodies were found huddled to
nether heat the bottom of a narrow
companion way. Among the dead was
Lewis Almeda ,aged 25. of East Prosti-
deiice, R. I. -
The fire started in the engine room
and spread rapidly fore and aft. The,
hull was kept, afloat by gasotene
pumps. The, loss is estimated at $15,-
000. \
The htineota registered 300 tons and
was built at Port Clyde in 1900.
Nitittitiiu NURSES
innit NEXT itii
l't'acnt Call-For Student Ap-
plicants Made to State
t‘ottncil
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Expected That W W Bigmingmgeggggg.pg;s isnl°iaiiati“°ri;iiit;l SWfllffllANfl "as l oi German Railroad System
vtiteflv interested in the liquor ques- past week. there has been a decided. have been arriving in the past week.
chm—3'5. KllHNill‘ lMiiitary Doom oi the Kaiser and tits Followers
IlIES SUlltllENtll "“8 "‘0' new be tar on.
on DistrictCommissionerlAmerican Contingents in Center'-
Had Been Ill But a Few!
States Results in More 5' e ‘5— —~ ~~~~~
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; AWAKENSINTERESTi lltlJNllS REACH
iRepublicans Expect to Keep
. . , One of Norwatk’s ables! and niost‘
SMlth, In New ‘ ork 1 :respected citizens was removed from
- . . . y o '
’l‘oiiioiiow is election day and the. > . tour Fwd”! ””8 "'0”in when .Challp"?
NEW YORK. Nov. 4,~Ttie elosiiit'. windult of one of the most curious caiii~. Dozens Have Aran at Coniad kuhner, “hm” commissioner. rn rance.
Hotcomb‘s Election
Hungarian armies laid down ”1..” of the campaign in the Middle Attaii-‘paigiis iii the memory of the oldestl Chateau on hke of zugIOf El!“ NONE”, itafib‘t’d into the.
aims today have been received in full tit and New hngland Statt‘f (Odfly‘Vutf‘r. ‘ . - Wit (‘ Fl [8 of Mr Kuhner was totallv n wavy
a! the “a", department. They “-1” was marked'by a neuerat‘qutckentna. (oiiibined with it being an 0!! year,“ ere 'erman “K ‘and l n Pd th wh t "1‘! ‘9“ ‘f l .
i... made public during '1... d1”. of interest, in contrast to the apathy was the tacit of all campaign rallies, Flying . i p‘u gm ‘3‘) ocdc y in lzshiotltlt'lt‘all 0| Ghen‘ Expected Shortly wnh ‘he Allled
WASHINGTON, Nut. t, Drum.“ that characterized the early days at owing to the influenza, and even the ‘ 4 “3 or 9 ”m” comm “on“; , 9.
Hungary, or what remains at m“, m“ .. the contests. There also was nppnr- ‘ local papers devoted but little space to
powerful 0mm“. after its WW,“ inter Pitt. as an aftermath of the heated no the issues of the day further than to
U .
. -}i was taken in with Spanish intlu-' Armles A“ M Ah
“at disinipgmfion‘ “.35 damn...“- liticiit discussions over the President's announce the various nominations nsiNfl BINfllNfi ABTIflN ““1“ '1”! “Wk “11th almOst “"1"": ovulg ead'
eliminated from the war in n o‘ciot-ii :tt'ttt‘al for Huvport. « Heater interest they were made.
(treat Beyond. The news of the death'
'who was loved and resircted by alt;
'deately turned to pneumonia. which;
this morning. i“ ”‘9 contents {0" (‘onzrpflsi"“34“ Th" "mum." "l ”19 nominationsi 1"“3‘”? um.” cause of his death. l tlty The Associated l’i‘esst. East of the Meme the i'tiads'
At that “mm ”H.” ”(NHL 1, m_ in St'flli‘. tn manv states. liowevm'. ml'lwt‘l'e made very early and. while iiot' BY WAR BABINEI' ”mu” (Qnrafi' Emilie? “I“ bomi “pl-”m," tlt‘M‘l'lt‘tl |i\‘ hm. allies lm, crowd -l with Inf” 1' ., (ler
ttouie and Vienna, the armi~tice in.- lN‘l‘nfltm'lfll Mid tillt‘t’li' lm‘ul lFSIIt‘S OV- toi'gotten. political issues were forced. it} Buffalo. 1‘3“.va wan; film and! 1 ’ “PM“: is f ‘i u _- tr'vt l' _‘| ‘ . N _ F1 }d in». J ‘
mm, by ”N, Supmm Wm. “mm H t‘l'HltlttlfHVt‘d' all others. .to take. a back seat, owing to the drier: this the W" 0' J" and J” 10h" ‘ l l t ‘ . “i “e d i-“tl t 13' mans, dpptttctitly indicating a re-
auti accepted by the Austrians became in New iork. the contests {or fort)" tor the Fourth Liberty Loan, then to' “*—
iKUhM‘l‘ and spent the Ffll‘li' pat‘t'Of‘astt-i‘ oti the western front. 'l‘llt't‘t'ltircim-m to the liriey defenses
three seats in (‘onzress attracted but the spl'itflls sickness ot‘ so many Nor-‘The Kaiser, HOWEVQ‘, [s Re. his life in ttiat city before removinig‘iS “ greater pmsihility than ever ”Wm ot' Metz.
hour of Germany's niili-l Austria will join Bulgaria and
i . ' . ' i w ; , - - ~ ~' . -- w ‘ - - - ‘ - ~ . ' . t i it'town. Conn. from whence he
,1. an"... until H“... mm. m site, “1'" littltulllliti‘ld |t~ (giiiliated w‘itti mi- \ihtll-t' ltfltdtntr._itn:l. Flight“? ”1.8.le luctant t0 Qlllt :‘conht‘ leLtlllh city about ten rears] ”mt the .
ati't'eph' the armistice terms now in "”“' "”"""”"‘“ ”“°‘“ “"9"” ““‘M‘m "f "08th ”m” ”WWW"- ._.__ l a e ‘ ' tarv dooiu may not be far dist nt '1‘ k ' ' '
[reparation ,” \‘l’l‘S‘tlllt'S m. “nu,“ (‘liai'tes S. Whitman, Republican and President Wilson sun. Something. ‘ ‘ ‘ . 'ago. ‘ l . . . . . _ . it ' "r 9) “3 t'tttltltlt‘t‘t'd nation-8 this
M5 ‘ “ ' ' Alfred i-:_ Smith. rmiiomi. ior ill" with the President's plea to” item” tibNMA. Nov 4.--ttty tile Auoct- Tliiscrisistias arisen (luring the afternoon at 3 o’clock. Terms of
torcrnorsliip. vocratic Congress, however. the publici 3““ 1’1“”5’DOWM UT ”um“ but" (Continued on Pm 1’0'“)
past three _dtiys. American and
Pennsylvania's voters seemed to be put“ began to quicken and. during that in; the royal Hohenzolletii monogrami
the armistice have been signed.
French attacks west of the Metise
Meanwhile, Italian and Allied
ranks of Germany‘s other once valiant mm, the ”WWW“ nominee for Gm,“ mum“ of interest and this paperhasl I“ ”W luxurious ”mm”! “mm“ ’ :l'th'lZ. which set-ins to be gaining fun.“ have occupied Trent, and.
Nil“:“.lifllialriafifd '1‘",ku 1mm“? ernor. William (‘. Sprout. running oit carried more political advertising than} Huonus. on the Luke 01‘ Zn: The: lltttl little. tittlttll‘l‘llil." WWW“ lllt'fhuvc ltttltlt‘tl at Trieste. Udtnt‘.
iiihillldlli'iindsrw‘tlte :‘ls‘l‘la‘l‘ln “83;?! it “dry" platform zigztinsl Ivitiizene' (‘ is ttfitlit] in an "of!" year. :(‘llate‘nlL which in flying llll‘ ttermnn' isll't'ltfltll “f ”I“ t'ttt‘ttl)’. “ll“ll lll"il\\'ltlt‘ll Wits llilllfltt headquarters
ion-cs utteriv liai'mles.~. but would tur- ""“nk‘won' "”"m‘mh “W h“ PM" , Much "G“m‘h°°" w°"‘- l”.“"'. "" H"). “MPH” “f mm" "0“. “Wk i'fllltt' “ll Siltltl‘tlfli'. H 100k I(luring.r tlic lsoiizo campaign twin
iii.~h an index to my terms on which :‘il‘ti‘l‘lé‘z‘f‘t‘l‘pxlltflll‘. being supported by the hot in many years has then. been 1";l‘jillti‘ii"Elviiiilz‘crl-ni \‘m ‘ 'l‘t t n" itspt't‘tsot'tt l'Oflt. ”m“. ill-50 and from which (toner—
‘im‘lllttm' "la." 9nd ht‘l' llt'ltt'lph‘s strtig- ‘ h ‘ (Continued—magi? Four) lttcrmun “fob“gundudfizlivivv ”my ”:3: American coittiitgeiits are tlliitl t‘adoriiti was driven late in 0(2-
(t‘outtiiueti (tn t'atre Elatitt i ..—_._-,. . T"\'orwaerts" ot tlerttn, is contitmingl “lel .wm'd' SIX milo“ illi.“fll.'\llt“l"'r' 1917' has be” recaptured
t itllt' report that i’lilllpp Sclieidmann..‘ ‘t‘i‘Nt "l Slt‘lltli‘. it “it” 1“"1" llllt'i'oiii the Austrians. On every
llflHTlNfl RULE the ‘n‘tit‘i‘dlist lender in the ‘Reicllfllilfl itltt‘ tit‘t‘tlltill lltlt‘ tilttlti: tilt' Mt'llM‘.,frt)|it tltt' Allstl‘ltitl resistance,
l “P" "“‘ml’i‘r “'l‘l'O‘" “0"”0‘“) l“ “W —-—-- "they are only t'oiirteii miles south ' seemed to collapse during: the two
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AfiAIN EXP lNEni Pilll'ill‘ii-nhliliini‘lllfln 1:! 82:1": 22;? “‘11) Men In Auto Who Ran Down ‘ (It bt‘dtili. tht‘ l‘t‘lltt‘l‘ (if lilt' “'lltilt‘ . (hug |)r"”- 1” ”Hi arranging “f the
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Aged \Vilton Man Left Nolflcruitiii railroad system in Etlhlilurlnistimi “in", (“Harm by the
BUILDlNfi UNDER . (t‘ontlnued On Page Sevent Clue :ct'ii France. litter-Allied t'oiifei‘ciice tit Ver-
1 ‘ .._ __— _ i It now appears that the (it‘l‘rlsaillcs.
‘ llAttTWmtt. (Wm. MW 4 -~ln|: The identity of the driver and oth- iiitiiis who have been holding: the l‘n‘ugl'utltl. the (-1. pittil of Serbia,
, BAN BY NEW view or the litt‘t that the (‘ililngt' in} ier occupants of the automobile tha\ imp running westward through l hos ltt‘t'll recaptured from the Aus-
.oiic hour in time on October 27th linSJ m" down aged Henry A' Smith. near I
) -. . I .fi I i \thon sham betore 7ithe Champagne country t'tittttttl;tri;itis, The city was taken on
liiiiifitiil'iil.."i'-Tlisiidiiiiiimiiiifiiiiiisihing: lgiéiiiiiingmirdayt m'orntniz.y inflicting mm" WWW“: b1". "m“ 1’“ “'"Dyt‘t‘mlwr ‘-’i 1.9“. Forty-five dart!
Labor and Material Short-‘1)t‘0ltllfililll‘. on Monday. Tuesday. Wed. [injuries from Whld‘ he died at thelverted tht‘ttttglt Belgium: . "it” 1"“ “Hi“ launched the"-
M ‘k . \dded Re tri _iiiesday itntl 'i‘iiurstiiu- or cacti “’t‘t‘k 'Norwatk Hospital three hours 18193. lirlielgitim. the fall oi (iticiit is tifi'eiisive along: the Macedonian
age a 95 t S C grin: use or .my display mh’orlislng. or ——»——— Its as much R myfm‘ry 81‘ 9"9r;‘[:PD‘;" t imminent for the Belgians: front. the Austrian and Herman:
tions Neces‘arYs Says “far. T::::‘;‘N:“'{‘fli'3' iiuhihitgi Tutti-"‘5 ' 1“; Land and Sea Forces of Aus- . :fi::'%ffe‘gs‘;;t§s' Einaiifgteti‘elil “'3! French, British and Americans are ‘ troops were retreating acmss the
Board iConnecticut.tottiil: cnl‘ttiltiuiitttl‘iiiiiin‘ lilo] tro-Hungarian Empire Ilay;\\'lttlniii E. Luke: 0t Danbury. went “WWW! “l“‘fld ”Pull.“ 'Thvll)"“"l“‘ "m “f 59"th-
__.____. 1‘“? “00035;“. of 1'. (40m. undorstundinq‘ Down Their Arms twer itie‘ ground very carefully yester- Sclieldt has been crossed tit _\\ (‘ltl-I Emperor William has written
\\'.\.<lll.\‘ t't‘t'».\. '1 t2. .‘Jtn t aitd strict observance of this rutin: on . __ tdav. but WH'O unable ‘0 8““ ““Y ”Wt t‘lt. southwest of Ghent, “'llllt‘ tllt‘ . to Prince Maximilian of Baden,
iiiglitccu t);- :-| t! tt-iistruttion are the part (it 'ill consumers and quoted WASHINGTON, Nov. t.—-Tei-ms of definite clues. ‘Bplgians are moving toward tlieeilui liitpei‘itil ('himfltlkw‘ promising
bilt‘l‘fll “UH“: “l" t""‘l~’"“>"“ ‘” ”“‘ “a "it“ WHOM": “in“"l'm ““1“" l“ armistice under which the land and. Sclieldt northeast of the city. This (‘tt-(ipt‘l'iltitlll iii the development
bv Bt‘liltlt t .‘.1. lili'ttt'lt. chairman 0i. ll-ii‘tford by William R. lhssctt ttnt‘t“ q {0' ' ' eh’ (Continued On Page hree) " ' ' ' ' '
. . . . ‘ ‘ - v.1: -e. o whato ~ew s h \.- I . . . i -. . . . .
“W “m. humflms “HM... and u emu. ford Fuel Administrator. and “mm tiol-HiiiiLg:i'iaii Hillpit‘:(ha\'ealatld (i‘Oii‘itl . __ “(hitting it tntttlltltt d. tliittiieiistn “institutional reforms. It is
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l.ir It'tii .- lt'l~' l)t‘t“i despatched to .ill‘ M, Cohen. Fuel Conservator: u..- inns. their aims were announced todav si~ , itlie “little ('it‘t‘tlttltl ttlltt} iii pointed out :l()“'(i\'cr' .liat no word
Stair Four-cits tt' National “Men“. to ti'atinE ”m tittlttlde of the State Fm)!:Itltttlllult‘OtlSlV in \‘Vtisltiniztott and. tbel MUS'EIAN lb‘pitllt-o, hillt‘e its pelt-cut eastwul'tl l lists Imp“ mid h)- litlii relative to
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""‘mlw m" “Um.“ “u." i" approving Administration on the observance ”I Allied capitals. 't‘hev accomplish coiii- ltllt‘oilgli Setlaii' itlt(l )loiititlt‘tl)‘ — _._
any it 11'! M in, tlliL' t'tlttstptlt‘tlttn ii.-t Litzlttless \tKlttS Order ttirouiztioiitjmpw suriender and open Austrianaud | (Continued On Page Four)
absolutely essential. the State. '
. seems about to be ctit off.
i.“ ~t in”, l ”in .. ‘Hw ”H War in ; fItuiiizarian territory for American and ' iw-x _.___-'—w,--...-..__.-_fi-__._. .
"‘ '3" " " ' " "Atti‘ 0 ~ i ainst ttermanv. '
diistries Board statement, "that there; ((‘ontlntied on Eighth Page.) ”1 peiat ons all . l a 4
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_. .. _ , . i , From this drastic document. it may; i i
should no not the fliglttc.>t".“l.it(‘i\;:tthll~gI _-. _.. _ ._ 1 be stated, may be gleaned an “Mum“. . . , .
'n ”“3 “ml‘ 0' ““l mdmmh' me “IRS RUSSELL SAGE itiuttine oi the conditions nearing com The dance held Saturday night in. ; ,
is such a serious-shortage in labor and.
t V t r t ‘ S t‘eue \‘t'tir t‘ouucilf Arion tall by the South Norwalk 3111-.
iron and steel that meat curtailment‘ -— DIES bUDl)Et\ LY pittto‘tlsl‘nugf uiiil‘erx“'hi"h (teruuiny ”via”: tinion “1mm, out u, be an AfiAIN STRIEKEN
“I new construction is necessary in 0i‘-- may have a cessation of hostilities. ’ttiat it was advertised and a crowd tit" ‘
tlt‘l" that till‘ ltiilti ltt‘t‘dS Of OUl' “-al'1~e.l NF.“ ‘-0RI{ NUV. 4.4“)“.5' “”550" 1.110 terms under Wllit'll tlit“ (it‘ltilt'lt' l)\'(‘t' 300 tippt‘ilN’tl ‘0 I‘DJOY ill? dam“. :
‘11""“"“'m5 “"‘-" i’f‘ ““"- Regardless Sage, widow of Russell Sage. the iinan- (m the ttatlan from ended today at 2‘. mg. the music for which was furnish
(tithe povvt-i the \‘tar industries Board cit-r, died suddenly. this morning. at ,1 It].. 9 a. m. lantern t'nited Slates ml by an orchestra 0t’ 95 must-tans. ‘Vuu P D . F H -q
._ . . . . l t . . -- . . I tam . OHIEV 0 0“. .
1""‘w‘i‘w’. ”'muuh "5 “”“W‘ “i inate- her residence 1W?“- She. had “"0“ 1“ time.) include deiiiobilizattou of Atis- under the able direction or Leatlt‘l . pf 'h d The Spanish influenza situation 11'
rials. It tt-cts that the patriotlc_\'otuii- feeble health tor several yin-s. She trian forces, surrender of OIW'llttll' of Frank Svcc. the premier dance orches- HIS “I e. Daug ter an th.s city is not so pmriiising this
“”‘3' pimpertttioii ot tlttlpuhlu- m this was iiincty years 01¢ . u“ artillery and mitital‘)‘ Palllttliient; ti‘a leader in the Norwalks. t Daughter-iit-Law to the lltttl‘llinfl and the number of cases and
curtaitiiiciit is tirfitlrild.‘ . Mrs. Sage was one of the richest occupation bv American and Am.“ The 0mm] P“joy-ed themsotros ev- (‘ t B , d the death rate show a slight increase.
“mu-“Ink m ”w “Wm" M ”w “”“W‘ l“ ”“3 world. ‘t'orces ot such strategic places as may ory_nioiiient of the dance. wtiit'lt \“tt~i ”'93 9) on The may,“ 1”,. this mflengp i, not‘
' ‘ __ ""“1'” ‘” M" ”it" “2“ “‘1‘ """il" continuous. and l‘l‘OVt‘d l'?‘ ”New“ known. but it is not ept-cted to last for
“ “mm“m (m P". “n” ””n mum" ”mm” “"d u". "M ““3 (Continued On PaZF Fm‘l tton fit "I“ ""0"” “T m“ musicians m I . tonn- It is estimated that fifteen new
W" “———— nut muslin-ltd tler death was cans"- _ _-7________._ hold ”new Smut-tiny night dances b.“ The L'lllil tit-sinner made his it‘ltZtlt MS”. “a”. “N." round about me city
Auto KNOCkS XVII!“ Before .t-«l b) aziuit-nts due to advanced n29. koepliie line order at all times wiJI Hail to the liorucy tainity who llif‘jll mm tire “n“.hfl have been reported.
. Al-o tilt“ in the saint: cause .‘lrs. Sage .tlto result that the dance was one Of 1:; Berkley street yesterday when \\ ii» tir. Walter tlitntcr. the nurse'lup-
I‘I‘Otheri and 59901.5 on has been virtually a recluse- in her 'im besL it not the best. dances held linni t‘ ttorncy dtt-tl iioiii the etiecis pm.” to u... my in the national gov-
”" "— it'i-‘lh Menu" littuw for several years i - in the halt in yearn. or a stroke ot pan-lynx which he i-ut- t-rnmcnt and who ha! been makinx
Ft‘llt'd by an autuiiiohilc speeding She t..i- lmt'lt ~eett but rarely In public. The concert played in front of_llH' lt'l'i'd on the tilt) 0t ”‘0‘ tuncial (it ltl~' m, “mummy...” in H... new hospital.
tilting the Port road .ll tirteti~ rttlllt". amt ll"! Yell-tn new limited to it..." M N E SPEAKER iliihacltcmo ltotel tn' the Anlt‘rtmn wite a Week or two 3:0.
"“9”” in ”W d“""“"“ "I Bridae. “'"M‘ “n“ r"“""‘" “and belon- the dance proved it hit! Since that time lii.- ttaiiithtrr. Miss .' _ -
W”. at 6.2;“. last ("Mimi-h “HUT UHF A “in" on d"'-‘ m n" 5-H" ‘ mm" future and drew a very Iarll’ (‘N'd Margaret lamp 3'. and hip son's IIL. (Cutlutld OI Pile Three.)
don. tit Maiileebade Farm. Ul‘t't‘lli noticed a tttanitr m the imt‘enl ‘ t‘tn't ""_ I0 unharhimn SQMH‘ The commit Mrs. 'l'hnnta- thine}. bah- intlrn \lt‘- . .....-_..
. i U ”'3 " . ’ ' l - -- I! led In ”‘1‘” limit at the Stanidi iiittiienzi and his I . v“ H 1| a
tuna .Ia badly cut and bruised Tb.- diiou ihomli inn. mm. , \l \ “I.“ I," h. nun an “um. "m in (mm ‘" m l
impart; lint-It ‘ihldufl. "ho I.t~ it .;ti~ 5-H «tn-it about an hour Li .- new nut Friday niaht la a result it! int-unit Rice. thutrmn. ”IN". ”V rain. Jemiiiah tbtm-y in suit I‘M'tlfl'tl KAROL‘I Pm lMS
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in: at the side at the road. in hunt of »-— .. nm-i tn‘0r0'~'l.|:3 titties? t!" ‘ngd" t'iaait it ”via. “'5"|l:| :l :21"; ‘30::de with tit: mute tti-ea-c '4- REHBULJN “llN(IARY
. “’00“- i . ~ Somali with I Mt "1‘ 0 I '-"- . n and run . - t .r t- tfln~l e-- an
gems."1'il:'flrniolbittrsrmf ind-i L83 DEATRS. I? n . tour Hiu'v lef- ”(rattan “'H “ itit‘r."::i at the “HEW" “l". " The mowed ..- \t. tuna It‘t tr" BER/i1. .\‘m t, J‘wmt Kim's". I!-
“out the In MIM on its II} PARIS 0" H'IDILMK Hit Namath Matt who". I f" '9'!" . wt" in the it!!! MM” 2')“ [mm tit Mm 6.! thtxll tom-um“ tr-t‘ obtaining .i reins-c twin hie «III
“is...” [ism The mom stowed -,_..... um flu- its-mo! the “an?!” ”at m hymn»; that it In bud-d ' 5: min at s a m u tun, In the finance. not
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