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TUBE ALMANAO FOB
TOMORROW
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Member of the Associated Press
The Avon. ii I t~s i< (10111:. mi)
“titled to lli't u.»- in: Dubl.c .IiIon of
otherwise in this potter and 350
local new. publi hmd he rein.
All rights of 1'tD11D11(‘lll‘ In of we-
mt.
mmo SENTINEL rem:
PHONE CALLS
Roomy—02.
Dues—03.
m1]: Branch once—1388.
'u Residence—2183.
Iditor‘a Residence—i492 4i
Manager” I Residence-
113 12.
lNDEMNlTIES
$12Ii,oiuo,tttto.0fio
Allies
oi little
\\ e :IIII
not direcih concerned with it hecaus»
To Americans. thin
that
will demand or tiermuni' is
more than academic interwl
we expect no rliiIIe of it, saw pIrh .IlH
the few hundred millions neI'tIIssar) in
cover the cost of .\illt'l“1(llll liII-s and
property illvcaliy destroyed by the
German submarines.
Our Alliev. tranklI
intention, or at least their desire. to
announce their
mite Germany pay “the whole cast of
the war."
that.
of the (heat (lei-man mliitan consplI-'
We cannot blame them for
They were the innocent Yit‘llmi'
ncy. They IIIIIc euifered lucompurahlv
more than we. They the
judges of their rights in the matter.
1111‘
The expense of settling our own
quarrel with Germany is (I\'lilll:tif‘ti at
about 820,(IIIII,IIII0,(IOII, it will
to more in the end. no doubt. but tl.;Ii
amount
punt will cover the direct’ immc-
(little cost of the job There is no ex-
[lactation that our putt-c deleuutt 4 will
an d
~domand that sum, III :In) putt of it, :I
mipcnsaiory indemnity,
Our poch-II
merit eIpressly dis-claimed and renoun-
(ted the hope of illtit‘lllllllV win II we ctio
tered the war.
qulerceti \\‘I- regard that 32I‘I,Ilt‘mttoo,
000 as puI'tiI' ll philanthropic (-onlIiIIu-
tion to mankind, and pnt'tlI Its itistir—
ance agziithi :InI Iieimun peril tittit
" Otherwise would lIIIII- IIII-nncml our fu-
’-V titre.
Ah‘ {I’Il‘ tirizll lil'ililill ,“1'111114. tit-i-
:glum and other \"lillli> of (it‘l'111.‘ll
I‘Wtidi' and
ages they
'Intely deem-oping Germany or iIiIrIIIiIII!
" unit
,ntnny good phi-sic lam —nud I'\‘(' ry good
\itIit'lN". the AIIIcric III
View in that they observe all the (lulu-
r-IIu colic-Ii without :Ib: o-
themseivea In the prom-g. The most
I~they can liti‘bibii obtain will not 1.,t
t
jns much as the) 011211! to have .
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FEAR AND “FLU."
.- it must. he admitted that the “New.
I'Ifhoughters“ who insist that the “Flu“
is mostly fear are probably i‘iL'ili.
rate: many psychologists and
physician is a psychologist nut-co
' with them
It not need be assumed that the re is
necessarily and occult mysterv about
the matter. \‘ew Thought and Chris-:!
tiun Science and Theosophy n11 Indi-
cate that “thoughts are things," Ind,-
tltut the image of a thing in the. mind
11! likely to attract that thing, whether
it be a fortune or a disease. Then
my be more in that than molt per-
Qno believe. But a less mystical or
Mon suitices. I
IN: a fact familiar to everyone that
hr weakens. itweakens the will and
L intellect. Most. emphatically it
Mona the body. Anybody who at-
hlmseil to become puniostricken
'thefinpronch or the thought of this
. y other epidemic is therefore low-
‘thll vitality and thus inviting the
_' . into his system. it in when
lctim'e physique is temporarily
and. no matter from what cause,
the "Flu bugs. lump outohim.
K these tv‘ro factors Imam,
certainly have good reason for
Be not cure-
oomhlent. urge the «poll;
tear-devil.
.3 news dvslILIH'id’S credited to it on ‘«
host I
and the pil‘tlit' has tic-
.
ablexxeewuaunwnutbe epidemic
and militate a serene (olth'iiOli that
Inc epidemic won't get qu, Then the
titanic—s at. -t‘lill: lu iiIc Iii-rnmm
'13 a' It won‘t
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PRAISE FOR PERSHING ‘
. i‘ '.‘.n‘\ .1 iI.ii'.1:\ than it”) lo :I:»:
:lI'I . 11.1. :. IIIil:I...\' Inhn 1"III'II I‘IIi .
lit.:1|i‘:iit'i, “.. tiIsIIIII'...slII-ti British.
Ii‘i ( 11.i' III! 11'.t;l\\:tii.t:ll'~'
1111.1‘1't11'i .oI'tiIuI \l'.t'lit';tit Itiillillltlili
(i
"it. II:\ II. 11.1 ii.t’lt'\‘\1..~lttIi‘ill. i.II
. .I. :i~. “3:1 than the >1Iit‘1hiit1 null,
or. :.n‘tt iii}. I‘l.s1iin\td throughout iII
ticti i’c..~1IiIII_I. and then “4‘
1.1”!0 >1111I111'
\111t1'1tan emu i'e on It
'oi matting 1h.-
Ind I‘III'espuiii
1 Th. handlinu oi lIi< lttl't‘9.~.
inIolIed
. . .
'IIoo'ps cont- nuallI aiming
IlIiIII in diiii: llillt's II-IlIiIlI (‘.ol III-ping i
iton desiiibe as‘mapptilling.11ul
h’trsliiiig It. Is not app-tiled
It'oI help frIon tiII British and 1‘Ttnill
iimc III-i
in?(‘lt)l>' 'left him fut a hint:
,IluOSl, if not quite, without an army."
IBut though his heart was 591 on a diS-
:tiuctlI Amer Iran aclIieIIment, be neI-
It-Ii gIIIdgc-d the men and own com
plained. lie knew what he IIIIII about.
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llLriilili _.
Iliaii the dtitlillilll I! “in
19' *1 dispatches. here u a. e air. ., re- i m Mm,‘ h‘, 1“leth 01mm, pm.
with qu‘t
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m Heroes, Wounded'
“51'?" -. u I we're-war”
All wounds do not kill and few w
immwumm
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“and...
'm‘?’ 7'95 ‘W’I-K’W fi.-.,§I.I .
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oundr kill smiles.
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Action, Holdint0ut Rotate
For pioof look It! this pit-tine taken on board the tram-
tport Sierra which has met III-I'tiIed ath‘eu Yolk. Nearly en ry one of these doughbom many of them from New
.1: ..
.-- ”scum... '
Catch Candy uni Fruit Tossed to Them From New York Pier ]
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. "..1. J. .w ..‘3. 9.1821
i "“01th 'i ”1" 811m“ I‘“ by his York and iiiinois, known how it fIclsto be hit by bullets cI rhrapuel. has been caused or suffered from shell
shock. The bttylf are holding out theii hats to catch fruit candy and cigarettes tossed to them from n pier by
“111911115 but all the time with a single-
ncss of purposo and strength of (11*?-
atter whith biaion will applaud A1- i...-
was his eIes ,"'I91t fixed on the great
,rirategical obJeI‘tlIe w'biIlI he ultimaie'
llI attained, bill’nCil‘lR his petty and pad :
itry detractors in attaining it. I
i “To his “no and steadfast spirit weI
owe SO much. To his staff, cool and'
'cheerful amid the most. perturbing
meats, impervious to panic. rapid in!
E-Iduision quick in action the Allit‘n
and the wOIld owc tribute." l
AIIIcIIiIIIIIII: are glad and proud to
have their own appraisal of (ion. 1’I-r-
ailing ihua corroborated by II man who
'l‘ltcre
harms and dot-s not flutter.
“I'l‘t' those In \tIItIricII IIlIo I|\l(‘.~‘lloilt‘d
.i‘.-rsliin:‘.~ Hint-5s for his 111.: job when
he went to l'.unc-I_ hot the (rut-sticnfi
”“1 m.“ Its ‘.\"'1‘I‘ loin: silII-I- silenced.
11‘
l
\IIIIIiIII I'I'I‘iiflllilt‘h in l'I-rehin':
great eolIlII-t‘ added \o “‘1' list of im-
mortals.
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'l'hc 5‘11111111 ll'lit‘i IIoIItIII.~wI.I Ir.
1.- :Iiig Iio'i'III- Iii 11H: tl)ll'1i‘\ hr
5. chip. I1III..II-II "(Ht 1 l'i'.‘1l' )‘I'ltlti
old " Tilt‘lt' are none _IoIIIII: r than
that, tlI.Ini.~ I.. ltuitur .\ll'l .:til ivl
mu. hare 111v “cue to \l‘” tut 'II ilt'
1It' II-ontcnl Iheir milk supply rum
(i\\’ I
W-..”
’lhu- Kaiser will to c'lIIiiIlI in llol-
liulth pill ‘0“
had ..IIIl ilIt illlit'
tII'II III lII-rt .I H IIIIoII [tool it text bl uln-
Probably
the portion
Ininc. "llilmhli _IoiIIIo-lIIIs."
:.I now \\'i1ht lnt lids
“ IrafI-d " bii‘. IInI‘II'IiI Ftlllli'btllh‘ said
'11 to him all? ~tt ,
_..—”f..-“
\ p‘IIagraphcl rings:
\ thins.r Hi It we should like to knou
lIIIIi
About the former KIIlScr;
.\'o doubt be is a eadIlI-I' Inim. ’ I
But is be any Witter?
sine. ‘ lie stopped talking.
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Them‘ 2: nothing like prcparednesr
<Iill the American architect who has
Icomplcted plane for the clpitol ot‘ Ibe'a
.i.engue of Nations might be regain vi-Id
.as .._ trifle previous. might be not?
As a Christmas gift to Germany, the
Alliee are going to postpone oillclal
announcement ot the German Wllr In-
lif-Ilthiiitlfi un‘!l the first of ma ycar.
——————¢——-—-.
And lust think that next summer
we'll be engmsaed in club standings
and batting averages the same as we
i
used to be.
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lt is 'Iiddinitr insult to injury to any.
or a ribald wit docs, that there are no
grounds for coffee shortage.
QM—
RED CROSS PEACE .
TIME PROGRAM
WASHINGTON, Dec. loo—The
Christmas week cumpnin of the
American died Croal opened todny
throughout the country with wold!
hopeful ot a large increase over the
present membership of 82,000,000.
The column and: December 28.
The money obtained through mem-
bership fees will be used to curry out
- the president.
mammogram“.
,oenuommmeui
lie I] (‘run workers
IPAES, PORTUGUESE
PRESIDENT. SLAIN ‘
Ice-tune“ tro- l'unt Nu
President Plea wu ebot and killed
shortly before midnight. on Saturday
while in n Lisbon railway station. 1118
assassin. muted Jeelne, were killed by
the crowd. lid
Dr. Plea IIIIIII talking with It num
ber of minister: at a railroad station
here, when It young man approached
the group. He fired point blank at
The InuIdcrcr was
killed by the crowd and another man.
suspected of complicity in the crime.
was arreiited. .
After the Ministerof the Interior
had assumed the oilicc of Preeldeni.
Alfredo Mllgulliies, Minister of Mn-
rine. was charged with the duty of
heading the lI‘IIIeign Ofllce, which port
folio um.- borne by Dr. l’uca in con-
Junctiou with the plouident‘)’. The
Government «It thus conrtltutI-d will
remain in office until action is taken
by the Chamber of Deputies.
Pollen authorities suspect the crime
2 was. planned by the League of Repub-
lican Youthit. There is n unanimous
protest against the crime on the part
of the population. and demonstrations
are forest-en. l'IIioIt labor lenders
lune hm- Ill placed under protection h)
the polite.
IGII.TS APPOINTMENT
TO K. OF C. DUTY
(Continued from Page One)
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lie is III-11 known to ever) foliouer
oi sports itt this city and throughout
ih'..~.~ section of the blitlt' ax bull play
er of considerable ability and was III
whys keenly lIItoII-etcd in all forms at
Indoor and outdoor sports. As the
manager of the successful Tiger bnso- ,
ball and football lOllllltl he always
maintained lliti conviction that clean.
sports are the only ones worth while;
iiowley receiv-i
recretu rial '
low 1
Last September .\ir.
ed his appointment [or
onk. but an the new military
went into effect it brought Secretary
Howler under militnIy age and he
eiilinted In the. Motor Transport Corps
and had been told to repOIt the day
the armistice was signed.
or his re appointment reached
last Friday and us soon as he receives.
his final instructions and overseea
equipment he will sail for France.
The Knights of Columbus welfare
work abroad has reached a. high merit.
The noilcci
him i
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CELEBRATING
GREAT BRITAIN’S
PART IN THE WAR
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theme of bath Mother and Daughter
country were sung, “Rule Britannia"
and the “Stu spawned Bonner." Dur-
ing the pnyora, follow-lax a prayer for
the President at the United States.
that for ills Excellency King George.
and for the Royal Family were need.
both from the English prayer book
and at the close of the service. both
“America" and "God Save the King"
were lung. The music for the whole
act-vice war from English composers.
The "age of both countriee were very
effectively hung in the body of the
church while the Starr and Stripes
were banked in the (‘hiincel and about
the Altar. The Rector preached l
sermon which called forth many
words of commendation, the theme of
which with "Great liIltaln'iI Part in'
the War." The M: of tit; Georxe,
with their incIIInnrchcd in prom.
aion following the choir into the
church. where they took Ilcatw reserv-
ed for them in the center. All intense
spirit of patriotism prcvudI-d the
whole service and during the. sermon
one could hear the murmur of ap-
pilililit' and approval Iwhich many do»
aired to express. It wait truly a Won-
lit'l'illi service and one not soon to be"
. forgotten by lhllrt' who took part
in
11. Many spoke of the sermon as one
of the beat that the present rector has
:G‘Vl‘l‘ preacher! in the church and malty
ihuvc quueated that it he publialioli
"lhe processiouul hymn IIaa “Onnard
t‘liristlan Soldchs,“ the acrmon hymn
“('1 God Our 11pr in Aflf‘r Pant" Hill!
the rcccioiionill was "Throtixh the
Night of Doubt and Sor'row"T1Ic pre
lude was "Grand ('hour in 1) Major,"
in \l. Faulkes and thc postludc was
"The Halluliall Chants" front the
Messiah.
PHONETIC WRITING IN CHINA.
NEW HAVEN. Doc. lG.~-(‘li1na has
adopted a system of phonetic writing
which is expected to rcIolutionlzc. cle
mentury education of that nation and
reduce existing illiteracI. it was an-
nounced here today by Edwin (‘
‘wlobensiinc who he's been in confer
once with the. Yale in China Home of
lice. The system invented by the
Chinese themselves and Approved by‘.
and at present over eight. hundredi the commitment board of education at
chaplains and secretarial are on dutlyi Peking, consists of only thile-nint‘
with our soldiers and sailors in Bel-
gium. France, itaiy. England and Rus-
sia. Their travelling kitchens now
numbering over 60, have n. in b big
hit. especially mm the returning
prisoner-rand clviiinne of the recent-
1y occupied territory.
John W. Sculiey, put grand knight
of the local council of Knights. who
wan-one of the first ucrotnrleu to
go to France and who opened the K.
or C. Army and Navy Club If. Bt. Nu-
zalre. in It letter to a member of the
nights, stated that ho bu beenIkept
busy (or the put three months with
the troops in the lighting zone.
The boats of friends of Secretary
Howley have extended to him their
heartieat well wishes for a we voy.
use 3nd every success in his new work
Inc which he is so well titted.
a
TRAFFIC VIOLATOR BREED.
David Carlson of Weltport. who, was
arrested yesterday morning by Patrol-
Ifian Frank Sintton‘tor cutting the 9|
police standurd It tbecornor of Wuh-
ington street. and Railroad avenue on
the wrong side and for drlvln: 0. Con-
necticut car with a New York “can".
appeared in the City Court thin morn-
ing before Judge George H. VII-butch.
who motioned the one indefinitely.
Atm- bnrlnx the ammo in the cue
Judge Votburkli bended. down a do
i symbols.
Any round in the language
can be repr‘eaented by combining two
or at the most three of these symbols. 1
and experiments made with hundreds
of individulle have conclusively shown
that. on adult illiterate. man or woman. '
can learn to rend by the use of a sys-
tem of this kind in, three or four
weeks. It is now being taught in all
the government higher normal schools
in the country.
WOMEN VOTE tN—INQLAND.
LONDON, Dec. tit—Saturday's elec
tions were featured by the utonlshlng
number of women voting. The novel-
ty ot possessing the franchise seemed
to appeal to. them in all ports of the.
country, the women thinking to the
booths in crowds end outnumbertns
e mate voter-II in ~ come districts.
Many were «catapulted by their hus-
bands. but the majority went. alone. In
working clue dietrleta. mothers in
many uses took their families along.
A remarkable numbervof aged. even
infirm, women Noted in unite ol' the
persistent rain whlcit'"‘pruvuflod ever
virtually the whole country. Non ot-
ten rerun-bed that. their voter were
I- a,
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T0 DEMOIILIZE
70th DWIIION AT
CAMP DIVENO NOW
First Draft.“ Who Returned Last
Week Will “on Io Civilian Again.
Bombers of the 70th division l0 rop-
resonted by the “0 men and 21 oil-
cers who were loaded in New York,
Tuesday, from the steamship Kmon
land. will be demobillzed at Camp
Devenu. By Tueldny, at
this organiutlon, made up of the first
dntteen from New England and
northern New York to train at (‘mp
DeI'enI. will count: to exist. the rest of I.
the ornnlntlon which went oversea:
in July having been scattered among "
other divisions. principally the 26th,i
IIII replacement troops.
The only tinit ot the dlvixion which
the homc coming troops left intact in
France was on its way to II coast town
to not new truck: when it was Hidden
1y ordered buck and merged with
other units in the Third Army corps
on their march into Germany.
A large number of the\
min III-re on their any to their homes
lust night and many more of them will
he homewurd bound some time today.
Tin- boys are rot-chin: their honor
«hie disthurgc just as soon In: pm
rihlc.
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK
AT THE McKlNLEy DINNER
li.-\ll'1‘iI‘tlitll.1hIc. lii.—T’he execu-
iire committee of the McKinley asso
ciaiion of Connecticut held a . l-‘I‘llnfl.
in this city ‘Saiunlay and decidid Io
' hold the annual meeting. which means
‘ .hc dinner on \I'cducsduy.
January 29.
at 6:3(Io'c1m‘k III the Allyn House.
Thc nnnttal gatherings of this associa
iion. which are held on McKinlcy'e
birthday, bring together a great IIIi-Iiv
Republicans of prominence from all
over the. state. The executive Iouimi'.
toe consists of Mergan Eliminard.
Hartford county: W. Scott Ramos.
New Haven. New Haven coon
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HONDAY, DIG 10.1.18
IBoslon Store
11
Hundreds oi Ideal Gills ‘
:The Boston Store 18 head-
fizquarters for Christmas
1:,Gifts of quality and low
”prices.
THE EANCY CHINA SECTION
Otters a. hundred suggestions tor novel and practical presents.
"CAKE BERRY. OBLERY, CHOCOLATE AND BOUDOII
1'KAYONNAIBE AND SUGAR AND CREAM 8m
non non Dram, uncut: .Im cum
concurrent) m nouns are, mic.
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DISHES.
A Wonderful Collection Of
FANCY TOILET ARTICLES
Dru-er Beta, lenicuro Batu, Hair Brulhu, Corn Mum
Military Brushes, Heir Receivers, Iberia; let: nab: hundnl
other bountiful utiolu. a.“
m
ALL m 3381' QUALITY. STYLES AND VALUE.
DAINTY UNDERWEAR
What more churning Christmas remembrance from on
women to mother than .. . ‘
< ‘ m EXQUISITE BIL! UNDERWEAR
LOVELY PHILIPPINE LINGERIE
LUB'I'BOUB BIL! Plfl'lOOA'l‘s
One con't go wrong in choosing Lingerie—Its appeal is oer.
lain.
SLIPPElts—The Comfortable Gm
Wonderfully artistic stylu a e here for sister 0 theartl
and the more comfortable kind for the mother. r "m
Primd From 98c to $6.50
BATH nouns I’
I mun-Io. Men. Women and Children
Warm, comfortable Blanket Robes tint will prove welcome
cold-weather gifts. Styles and color combination are attune-
tivoandvaried.
Moms and Women' s ..... . ........... $5.98 to $12.50
“Children’s ............ $125to$4$
I. NEW AND LOVELY BOU DOIR CAPS
Exquisite. dainty afl'airs. You can’t find a prettier gift.
. $1.25 to $2.98 y
. w—-w’“ “3 :3
0 I CHRISTMAS NOVELTY JEWELRY a
The Dainty Artistic Gift el I 19' f I! it
A Hal Pins ................................ 25c to 5le
Brooches ............................. 25c to $1.25
. Beauty Pins ........................... 25c to $1. 2.3
Cameo Brooches ........................ 25c to 98¢
II Bracelets .............. . ..... ..... 29cto$l.llllg
EAT YOUR
CHRISTMAS DINNER
from :I tinudwme new dining
table with chairs to match. it
will taste all the better. Or II
tine china closet would be an
addition to the room that would
add immeasurably to its charm.
(‘onte and choose from out-rape
cial display of amniotic turni-
ty: Wilson C. Reynolds. Middleton.
Middlesex county. I
Gov. M. H. Holcomb will be one o.’
the speakers.
CHAPIN NOTED Foa QHORTAGES.
HARTFORD, Dec. iii—Merrick W.
Chaptn. the defaulting assistant cosh-
ier ot the Phoenix Nathan Bank. was
a deteulier long betore he wont to the
Phoenix. Front reliable information
received recently. it is known that he
was short. in his account as treasurer
of the South Wane] church to
an amount approximtlng 08..000 and
also in his cub It the American Xa-
itioui Bank, where he held the peat
tion on «taunt enabler 1nd teller, and
had the come opportunity 'to cover up
his shortages that he had in the
Phoenix.
oceount wu‘dtneovered. he was able
mount.
«a homes on COMMISSION .
Daniels today ended automation:
to 480 merino wbohovo completed.
the sixteen weeks? course oi the Third
III-inc Oilcen' tnlnlnx «my bare;
Adm.- were ..Ide by the floore-
hl'! Ind Halon-00w mm and
unified in their win supporting“ or
“MINIMMQW who it '
When the Inboflnge in the church
to induce (Honda to make up the,
omtmco. rupee 16 —Secret.ary{ _
'1
litre for the dining room of a
quality so time yet priced so
__ warms FURNITURE co
Housewares Make Practical
Christmas Gifts
Aluminum Poi-column. '1'“ Bell. 1'0: rota. 1" mac.
Tea and 00800 Pot-.0011“: Kettles, Bind! 0m
ers, Pyrex Ware, Casseroles. l'l'ea Pot 'l'ilu, Out Glue, Etc.
TOYS or my ammo:
Dolls, Doill' Beds. Pierce, atom, Gnu. Iron Tm Tool
Ohmmnmcmdeo‘m Bonn, m Gnu, huh. ,
Omens, from, Express Wagons, Ito. .
ALBERTlF. GEHEBE
25 Washington 51. 80. mg:
mmmumi men: 327. was: oauvuv till
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