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, . rig"... gear; $.1ng a. - . After Knocking 05'! “K. G." 'I’ilbermlosis l __ l DEL'GfiTFUL SHOWERi s
(l i " ' rr .1 .., : , - ' . aGMmmefit Rm"! ‘0 “up. Them 19' - . : LAWRENCE,Mw3,.M.18,—«Whens
‘ 7" i , ' ' t ' ‘ i Sdf-Supportihg.’ ‘ i Missili‘amw Waterbury. of 59 Put- the his textile plants hare opened
-—--— i 1 . . i 1 The Federal mom-(l m.- Vocational 3‘11“ g‘egm‘v ““38 S10 :? mm“; to ““3" “MB.“ '1‘ “5““! W15! hr “it
mm.“ 222nm mu: :1. t ' " t - -1 ~ -. - . i. “’3“ “flak ”“11 i Norwa‘ . in working 9mm yes more was m
r] x a .._....__. Elm neutron is oestrous that or mills m m wws‘m 8““ who pickets on be M' ‘
zillilod entices. soldier. sailor and ma“ miscellaneous shower by Mrs. r‘red- an? morning since the ‘
1.110 ML“.
. \ l i '
'-.~ York. by ihc score of
-- r of (lvi‘cat is: not
it is con.
.v churkcrs were
‘.\'-l"‘.‘{l‘lx‘l‘l‘"n professionals
zilllwul't‘d on the
'1". . .\‘ \rwalk ‘boys ’put
71’. i‘mlprh" every inch
- ~~m ircly outclass-
wason eve-
1‘. lzt‘Il
Vlll:"_‘i
classy center.
to his team and
. tho Visitors.
ml the w-tcran Ed-
‘1 ;.' «writer. rivaled Mike
351' honors for floor work.
.. 2r- im- scoring of his loam.
2.» van-
llli‘
:«i'r-t ion
silo-wing to: inns-v 3-!
‘9”! .‘lll‘l in (‘rlllt n!‘
in
[Jillllf'
*.'t l-nrlo: mar.» this
Em}; “rs nip :md H‘r'l»: lw»
:“.’u tin-s but the- .Ki'lit'i-:Pl'-
vow-92¢» throuuh
* rial .2l tlle- 0nd of tlzl‘
- -..;‘ t«'. m 12in llloil‘
.--lll\- xx. l't' ('llut"l on thr~
lizdt‘ and Hurry
The his: field trout
l-‘tztnk Gllnrnicri
l. .‘ll .uml in»
l
.2;"t
"iv": ill this
-l “zlé‘ll
r-ll
i. ' li-Mu on lhv' sidclinos ot‘ the
.- li_\'
\HL'
\ .l pl't-ZH' :.nd well gunfi-
"al . forth ronnds ol'
{Manse from tho omiro housr‘.
l‘ on
and lunuull!
.'\ ;.
pi'nl’uniunuh showed llll‘ll‘ root
in: «outwit-s in sL-mnd llult'
l‘.‘ l'lll.~1.~>'ll nod out-plut'cd tho lo-
liichi t'it'ld goals
H’
l‘lv
r llll'lxlulltllll.
Ewo (Hills wwrl- chalked up for
to tlew -- tit‘lll Swill: gllltl 1““
or l‘upszlin "i“nzun“ Porncv and
6-11 .\i‘,lllllli.’ll thl- odds wo‘x‘t-
' st ”it in tho Nut alnlk lutl< sllUWNl
5 lil t‘izhtxn‘.r spirit of tho (-ity null
lit for wary sinull: ('oniltor.
it's" Sinulirk. who lot.» zltlpi’ill‘t‘tl in
or“ :llk uniform on smmzll prm‘Tous
Mrions, led llll' \isitors and t'ignrmt
-l“llillt'2lll}‘ in its» >i'tll'iuLf, 9(‘lllnf-T
=vld and l\\‘n l‘onl goal.»:. and us;
i “us It (Eamon for specd and clev-
\t‘lv'l‘. I‘a’nilinr fat-cos to local fang.
also in the Now Yorker-5‘ lino-up
had both hands lull trviuc
of (‘uslvllo and Norman.
>';l(‘ll
.‘kl' run-
3 llllllll‘,
lio- St'Ul'I‘ and lino-up v.21“ as fol
\‘ .
v “walk 22
K n ickerbockers 34
aliuht Porward’ '
:1: nil-rt Smolick
lJ'll l’nt‘wmd
'monr Goldie
. t‘s-ult-t-
Pllh McMillan
lliulll Gourd
ill At-kcr
" int! (:umd
‘ill') ('l'OlTlCh
.‘1. lil soul ~' (lllllt'ilivri l; Seymour
' t'nwvHo 1, (“ultill l. llnl'm'l' l:
liIiH‘i: 02; 'l’llllli" l; \lI-Nl'illun 52
int I'm t'mtlrh 1.
Fold ronl~ (hull'nit-l‘i I: (‘nllill it:
v~ ,~
trill'h _.
'(- S'l'l't'n‘
Vus lirothr‘rton
High School Boys Victo's
mun-1} like“ old times
tum (:t' Nor-truth lliuh srhool
and al-
aln.‘
't‘UlU-‘(l lfl
l|;l
1hr _\rt:lol\' l'lool' zlz'uiu
wit tin '. 1w :1. non-h smaller to
~1311~ .wn in trimming tho (Ilor‘
innis
to
to tlw ‘lll'll “1‘3: i0 .1.
km .l tt-k llfiol'dzln
turns tint: lllt' ll'mh :‘whnn‘. can still
audio-21ml
\. ('
nth} prnl'ml
'l (m! tizn- nirztm‘iz‘ll.
«t' 3\‘.H ,flaywrs «(Hora-d llll‘l‘l-‘I‘lVF'F
lll"'ll t
lltlilllts of t
‘! inflows and lwtnwy; h:‘_\'.
--‘ In win up ii heir
. _
St‘zlirw was
in find tlw
t:t‘~;~i. “t'litntt'ller‘
(”i Iivl
kc? nrui ln‘ lllll'l.“.'l‘ll to (. 1w; tho
.lol'.
i; utill' mm: ”Mr
I
i5" infill'w illi.‘ ." :l EZl'l-U‘fit‘l‘l.
--*r A.C.G
.‘lqcm‘.
ll. Jone-s
Postal
32;.l; Ll
S ll .- ohn 2‘.
Nl‘iilii
.;.‘ l‘nz‘lul' 3; '1 L’;
r)
‘1.
It.
“wilful
., , . ,;I>l:lfll‘lr)ll.
m», to; RECOVER $500
12. - Dominick
4 UV. l-‘ob.
:1; 'Ut (if the First
who was arrested
1' :hw charge of theft, of
. ‘ tank. today admitted
c. I r? .. money. according to
: ~ hundred dollars was
mt; -
9'2".
-- mini:- finial-f ninnwnrrmnam
u ,
country,
m n... Knicker- Jel’fries and Bill Brown Also;
, Mentioned For Third Mani
m Willard-Dempsey Fight;
The [minilttyol' having Jim (oni
belt, former heavyweight champion;
referee the proposed chainlpimrs‘ulp?
bout between Jess \Villard and Jack;
Dempsey was discussed yesterday by?
Promoter Tex Rickard. This quest
tion and the site for the bout are thl‘:
only details remaining to ho urrungc’d.;
To Promoter Rickard is loft tlw fin-f
:ll choice of :1 referee. Tho partiCi-Z
pants will llzn'c an opportunity 1”?
agrvc mutually upon an zlz'ititm'. but inf
the (wool that tho boxers are unable“:
to reach an .lndrrstanding Rickard will 5
This promotcr yes-
do tho choosing.
lt‘l‘tiily (lot howl llt‘ was considering the!
advisability of llnt’ini.r Jim Joffrios 0f~
fit'iatt.). It was pointml out that .ll‘uricsi
since he'- abandons-d the rim: has becnl
rutlll-r out of touch with the trend of:
ptlzilistio affairs. llis age and longi
pcriod of comparative inactivity wore
(it ('lzlrcd against him. In furor of (‘or-',
ht'll, it was pointed out he had kept in.
(-loso lOll-(‘ll with ring' compotitionsnl
llill Brown. veteran promoter, was alt-f
other rol‘m‘w- sug'restcd, Brown enjoys:
wide pouhlrill’ throughout the country.
gained through his fearlessncss and -
his known integrity.
Promoter tickard will leave here
Snmln‘r. lip cxperts to so to Chicago
and suhanuently to Kansas City.
where ho will discuss final details. for
th bout with \Villard.
No intimation has yet been given
whet-9 Rickard intends. holding the
contest. it is known. howmer, that the
VVostern promoter is awaiting: the.
outcome of legislation on boxing bills
now below: the. lnwmzxkins.r imdies of
New York State and Illinois. The :10-
tion taken on these measures will
largely determine the place. for th!‘
match. Rickard is known to fat/or
either of those States. with the allot--
natirc of Akron. Ohio. in the event the
billsqxndinz roceivo unfavorable ac-
tion. ‘Businrss men of Akron are said ’
to ho planning a huge stadium for
sporting events and hell?! nil-do Rick-
ard a. good offer to have tho contest
brought‘to that city. where twenty-
ronnd ‘houts arc logo]. ‘ l
BEN ‘‘‘‘‘‘
I
IS SENT TO MINO- {‘3
BOSTON. Foil. 12.WJark Bentley.l
tho most «locomtl-d player in baseball
today, was scnt lull-k to the Baltimorr‘
internationals by the Boston Red Sox.
llontlov. who entered the service uttm‘
the 1917 lnt»-r:lationill Lt‘llfltn“ season.
won two decorations in France for
bravery in action last full. one of them,
tho Distinguished Servicc Medal. Do-
spitc all his tumors Bentley goes back
to tho minors. '
'l‘hv Boston club purchased him from
llaltimot'o in l.’ll7 as an emcrcency
tirst hpscxnun. as (iainor then had en‘
tcrl'd this only and Dick l-loblitzzcl
lllltl made application for a commisuion
in tho Dontul Corps. Bentley. llowei‘cl',
jumpcd into service as (prick as tln‘
rest, in the meantime the Red Sox
obtained Slutty Mr-lnnis. the crack
first baseman of l‘ill.’ Athletics. _
With the war over Boston“ found it-i
soil with (no tinct ix-smnon on hanfiu
.llt'lnnis‘. lltlillil'le‘l. :lGiilm‘ and non"
lt‘y. 'l‘lwn» o’l'l
Stilllt"\'.'ll"l'('.
.md to lu- u (-nttill:
FUL’E'GE" i ‘ liaEi’ARlNil ‘
it) . u
’3’ J ,5. Ir V my}? ‘l '(‘l ,—
Tt, F1233 in... Blink
l-‘z'w‘. it'lll‘li . ;H3..;_r...‘1 fizlevl'. who 1'“ I
vomit: (hula ".1 r3- lw int-l HL'L‘Q'Ltl l0
i"‘<v- lli‘l .l;lt'!~:
3 summer and
trim: to_
. Hill'-
‘vzl'ifxlllgf pawns-(l and dis-
{if'ht
I‘lli'nn 131W: i-=
alibi. H-- Lurks"
The filint—lwn-‘tcd plush rc-‘r is about to5
tell tlw sporting: world that it'll’lllli
pt-rsons; in Sun l“r;v.nvi.~'co. ‘v'lxc, r ;;r-*-
m] to rumor [it"llllist')‘ out of tho rant/h
with “'illzml ntndc him stand ‘for th-
of the “frame-op" :md
“Umrlde cross." Fulton. attordfng tr:
thn latest. information, came from lhc’
coast. and is eager to repudiate
charges. so that he will [be restored to
mild stundim: and can get a match
l
i
(ll
14m:
lint risgn. .\'.
“‘.‘.?
lyi'iu
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“ll-vit'dt . l(l;i'\v'li, v1-
lit-mps-‘y at
ins
llu l5.
«xiii-mo .1 .15 :3-
im: l» r‘n mt:
('Tl‘dil'll
tin thv- nil-<5,
“‘1' (l'i’if‘S :lll (lVI'l' 1?:1'
propuri
1‘..." 'lT!
:4 casing to ‘t-nss tho
”"7." till-
his
Na- with the winner of the Willardllemp- mothers —. always depend uponszfe old "Camila-:5”
Soy affair. Fine business.
Advertisemonts
beat ”salts 6b»!
v—Scnlinel “Kalli "
rt'rn Pl‘ll'e to tiring-i159
., the Unii'crsity of Pennsylvania, from} .
inc be informed of the pro'vlsio‘n‘
.madc by the federal Govci'niucnt for
'f re-education. .
' As it is 'qulte possible that sum
disabled men have been discharged
3.trom tho service. and gone; to that.
: homes- without being fully acquainted
guith the omlorttinltles oflcrcd. the
inoanl has decided to ask the assis-
: lance of the clefits at the local Exean
itiml Board; to inform the men what
provision the gol'crnment has made for
them,
In dealing with disabled'soldiers, the,.
l-‘cderal Board expects to treat them
throughout as a civilian needing as-
:~i;~tan(‘0. to approvc their'cholcc 0t
ERED‘BXYIEDOL'
\Yinning a decision over old “Knockout“ tuberculosis is one of tho hit:
gust victories over won by tho “Fight ing Parson," Fred R. “’Pdgc, well-
U
known to army ntcn along the Mexl can border. Thu erstwhile pastor,
lumbcrja'lck, army ,box'ulg instructor. ranchman and hmkoman. tried .1 occupation. unless. after careful iF~
n-stieation. s’onnd opinion will Show
shut to be inadvisable; to train them
to moot tho nerds of the occupations
lllcy have elected; to urge them to
make the most of their. m.)port11nifll\c
to orercome :heir handicaps. by taking
thorough instruction; to help them to
Si‘t'llTG desirable employment. and to
kcrp in close touch with tlu-m aftl‘l
thr-v no to work.
All cxpcnscs involved in tho train
inn, tho support of the men while in
“mining, and nllowunccs for thc sup
“comeback“ recently at El P390 in a t on-rouml bout with Tommy Murphy of
the Fifth Cavalry for the \vcltcr wet ght championship of the border. Al»
though he is forty years old “'cdge s toyed tho limit. bm has decided that
the pulpit, not thc squaro circle, is t he place;- for him. After the bout. he
wrote: “Now that boxi g: and pllysic‘al (-ultnrc haw (-muplczcly cured mo of
tuberculosis I am going back to thc : ctive ministry of the church. I shall
always remain an enthusiastic booster of baking and bolicvc boxing will
bcconiv the national sport of Aniel'i ca." "
Plank, Veteran ’l wirler,
Announces Retirement
.GIRLS or N. H. s.
% LOSE T0 ANSONIA H. S.
port of (lepondcnts, will he paid by
‘dles.
orick Olden. 0t Scaslde place. at the
latter‘s. "home. ..on Friday evening,
lcbmry l‘. The home had been pret-
tily and “most “ml-lately decont- -;
ed for the occasion. and a beautiful
shade. of pink was used thmughout,
making a gorgeous effect. An excel-
lent collation was served, and upon the
table were lax-games. upon which
were candles. while there won: ulna
individual cums. which also» born out-
A very pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all. and many presents of
all kinds were received by Nina Wa-
terbury. Tm vb m M
were, Misc Ethel McClain. mu Jo-
sephine Oldfield. Miss Mabel Gallo
mann. Miss. Helen Vosburgh, the
Misses Mud and Jessie Audem.
Miss elen Tayior, 31m. cm WN—
tors. Mrs. E. Olsen, Mrs. P. \K’. Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frcdcrick Olsen and
Joseph Marucn.
~~Try n Sentinel “Want Ad.
arc sure to In ing the boot results no
about
he Goon:-
NE\\’ lORK. Feb. lZ.~—Ed. Plank.E Tllc liil‘lr" lmsktt in." team of Nor- .1 " .‘. , ‘
pitcher. returned an unsigned contract. walk high school niotorcd to Ansonia "J -,._oulnlmn '
to tho llow York American lvagnc
club yrstcrddy with tho :lnnounccmont
that he lmd retired fl‘OlllJllujol‘ ivazne
baseball to give all his attention to
business at Gettysburg. Plank.
who is 43 years old. was tradcd to
the Yankees by thy St. Louis with a
team in the Betlrlchem Stccl Qua-{rue
instead of reporting: to Now York.
A personal investigation will ho
last evening and mct defeat at the made of rack cuso rclcrrod to thc P‘I‘d-
hands of tho young ladies of the high oral Board. linclc Sam. through ”1,.
”no”! or that ”a". h'v the score “f till ml 'lloal‘d for Vocational .Edurl
2445' n was a "You" Clean game lion. wants to put'llu— boys in :00”
when the su‘arrgoness of tho local girls jobs, no matter how or where in ill?
to tho misc-ma court made it difficult uerv‘ll'e ho was disabled.
for them to orcrcomo the lead of their ll m5 (“gammy Derang him from
opponents which was secured early in ramming to umpltn'd‘ll‘nl without train-
imfi‘lffnlzm m “N line-u; fr ll \ inc. and he wants to follow a course
. ~~~- ‘ . "z i f.‘. l 3 (ms: . .. -’ a go,
HAVANA BALL TEAM comm . 'Jennle Bodwell. right forward; Elea- 2:53:42'2221; rfl::':.:§r:‘ 13;]? 3:31»
PHILADELPHIA- Feb. 1-—T11(‘ 1311' nor Millican, left forward; Edna. Corl- “‘Bhé“ free 0“- charge and no will
ivel-sity of Havana baseball “am will son, jumping “em”: Julia Sacha, sme'lllvn the bald as long adirnining lasts.
made at trip to tho United States this. center: Margaret Pennington and zl-moniblv compensation of not lot-s
spam: and is planning to phfilthe big, Florence Skidd. right guard; Allcc man $65 '6, a 51,,“ equal to the pay
co egos In 10 ens and min e west: ‘ - ' . - ’
acordingj.r to :1 lettcr received by E. Ki Ferris, lo“ guard. at his lustmom’h 0‘ ”the set-Vice. and
Bushnell, acting graduate manager ot_ TEACHERS TO
F
I
ll
ATTEND MEETING. There in, no government agency
.’—-—-—q-rln lrw
Richard Grant, Athleti 'gDirector o’ i ' ' . '
L ' ' . Several of the school omclulsv and of the men of the son-inn than the, 1.0
Havana nth. Grant said the trio .
would extend from April 16 to May 29.- cache“, m- ,thls city are Planning 1». col Boards. «lid “in, this in vipw n“,
7- .attend the meeting of the Connecticut Fodernl Board has soul to Frank I...
State Tcacllvrs" association to be held (hatter, clerk of the Local Board 0;
and that. he would liko to plav tho
opening contest with Pennsylvania.
which has no game schr-dulo'd for that
date. Mr. Bushnell has turncd the
in New ”Men on Friday and Salon thr- Slamford. addressed postcardS.
33)" of this “dick tithe supe-rtnten- with the request that. it‘ notice comes
en Sicilian ~ . i . ' .
matte-r over to the baseball comnllttcc.- l«‘ ld . f .“ “we ind m 4 OCIOCK.” him of an) disabled soldlcru. he
g r a) a telnoon, and n "‘9 9'9“!“ should fill out the card and send it l!
?the Srhoolmastcrs' club will be In nes— u". Federal Board.
3“?“ 1:"; gzncml "‘99th will b“ The Federal Board will get in direct
- 'lCt on.aur ay. . . -
CHICAGO. Feb. 12,——0miclal.- of; touch with the disabled men, and ml
the Western Golf Association «151:9!!! the Local Boards to perfounthis
“0“an today that the amateur; \odunltan patriotic sorting \l-h l.l‘ “ill
championship slot for Juno 1‘; at thoi ‘31 1m men materially.
Sunset club. St. Louis, would to on Two stolen cars were rpm"! to the STATE‘S UNEMPLOYED
invitation ovvnt. This is expected to local androritics this motmtntt bV HIP .
bring out snow of the host playérfi Bridgeport police dcmrtment. Onc.
from all scctions. The last champlon- a "re “3"Rnnwp7‘ nah" “WW palntcd n
oilllll lei: Inla;:;1~ at :10 Mldlotlnan dark green. and ha? the Connecticut; Charles A. Junlln. of Iiartforfl.‘ my”.
(I u» ‘1“ n . ‘~ all was “'0“ by markers, 19'533- 1“” other was a tor for this state of the United States
Francis Quintet, of Boston. Ford coupelet, mglstrauon number. employment service said yéswrda}. he
. INVITATlON GOLF CONTEST.
M
STOLEN CAR8 neboarao.
an- .
—_..‘~
Director Junlin Thinks Peak Had seal
Reached.
--’; . . Connecticut “99' T1“? Ford'n body bellcved the state had reached the
Sentinel \\ ant Ads. \\ ork \‘l onders. was painted dark blue With a two lnPh , peak of the unenxployment problem.
0°11- yellow stripe on the 60013 There are now. he said, 19,001.) or 2n.
_-_— 1,000 persons out. 0! employment in
i. Connecticut.
Ssubstantinl relief wh'en’outdoor work
35mm. Mr. .lunlin said manufacturers
i“??? bendlnz every effort to imam-o
lbusiness. He thought conditions
iwere worse in Bridgeport than in an}!
i
.- “Mother’s Tender Flowerii”
\Vatch the tongue of your young!
Children droop and wither if you permit constipation
poison to be absorbed into their delicate rnwstcms.
Hurry! Give Cascarcts to clean the little dogged-up
other city in the state, New Haven. he
:szziid. came next. with Norwich and vi-
.clnity third. Them are. ho ostlmat-
Ted. 1.500 employed in Hartford and in
, the towns which came within its labor
district. New Britialn and Bristol are
not badly bit, he declared.
liver and bowels. Children love harmless Cnecarcts because
Cascarcts taste like canrlyWonly 10 cents a box! Grand!
WITH SELF FORGOT.
Greatness is achieved, not by direct
'and eager chase, but while we are
looking for something else. It is the
little things we get by hot endeavor.
.The great things come' to us, as it
were, around a corner. We never
,llrcome beautiful or eloquent, or pop-
: ular, or happy, or lutcllectual Or even
good, by hard labor. Whatever we
’get of such things will come to us
‘w‘hen we are most self—forgetful, and
Imost absorbed in the service of our
.l;ind.--Edward Judson.
l
The appointment of Matthew Luce.
formerly assistant sacrum of the-
Massachmetts food ammunition u
rcgent of Harvard college. was an-r
nuanced today. Re succeeds Edward
D. Brandegee, who}; engaged in Red
Cross work in Europa,
When a child’s tongue tum white, breath feverish, stomach sour, ,‘
to gcaily,.ye;= thm- -
wéhly clcan the little liver and .bowclsgflasczczsr midst dandy to:
:hildrgn. They taste like canal-:4 uni-ants»: thymus 22kg.
.hcmevwwhcum. . " “f ‘ ‘ " "
gall:
_ John
R. amid“
allowances will be paid his depcndents.
memory in touch with but: homo»
-l-
He thinks there will but
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Fresh out for you day after day.
not feed her on the properotufl
lfmwouldhveauen
an the Moor ”you ion!
'3‘ I you trout hcr with about,
And if you do not medial-mad;
You'll have no golden out 39 no".
"INWCM *—
.V
Improvement Borneo.)
datum-t not he curler-had
established reputation.
..
and Inclined to lay.
hmmmm
. asset Sills If
1 Eat loss and if you {eel Backachy or
. has» Bladder trouble. ‘
{ Meat form “attack! which cmtw
’and ovorworksl the kidneys in their m-
forto to filter it iron: the system. 31::-
gular caters of meat must. (lush the
kidneys oécasionallv. You must. no
licvc‘them like you Micro your bow-
els: removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel a dull misery so
the kidney region. sharp pains in 1319
back or sick beadachc, dizziness. your
stomach soul's, tongue. is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rhoumalic twlnzes. 'l‘hc urin’o. to
tho roan-i
cloudy. full of sediment;
nels often get imitated. ohliging you
to get up two or throw. firm-H during the
night.
To neutralizo those irritating: acid».
and flush on? the bodv‘s urinal“ wamo
vet about. four ounces of Jad Salts:
from any phamlfly; take 0 table
spoonful inst glass of water” below,-
brcakfasl, [or a few days
orders disappear. This famous salts
is made from the acid of groper-t and
lemon juice combined with lil'td‘a. and
has been used for generations to clean
find Stimulate sluggish kidneys and
stop bladder irritation. Jodi sum: in in-
cxoenxivo; harmless and makes a de-
lightful ottefieaoent fithlarwaler drink
which millions of main and women «It
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and names “ingredient: amour upon-
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materially In keeping the hem: 1"]le 1
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the ration. This may throw the {hen
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and your kid...
neys will men arc-t. fine and bladder dis. ;
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BRIDGEPlflIT. Feb. 12. will!!!“ John
J. Walsh in harm the hat-lain, In
the one of Julius TM all“:
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3.1.0 or 1311di in the tzlvil Con-
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muflmmhflm (lids-nod.
kimono. building mantra“ whhhh
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they ask For $300 damages dung
that the work performed by the “It
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