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.mh it» keep it from stickl , ,
;. {'l-s.\ll'£lt9d the caring toning”
--ndnus amount ofcloth WV
my have to be cleanal.
‘ :lzui‘il rare.
9 ~53; woi-l'l.
WE NEED:
Om man of mature years
Cll'ill‘llng liners (second shift).
re-rolling liners
nd shift). .
ree men for trucking stock to
cut departments.
9 man for slitting machine.
r5 'men', for curing (night?
for
iicllest wages through_ .piece
it are paid for these posnlons.
'lll‘ week.
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WANTED :
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
_=.l:or.s ON ALL Pm Oi}-
; llRT WORK. FACTORY,
: axDITIONs PERFECT.
3-.an OPERAI‘m Ir
. EXPERIENCED wa'
LL TEACH YOU AND PAY;
~ WHILE LEARNING.
«$00...
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’ 'Wfl‘l’m ~ I. . . mm mm mun
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*. for Lara—m. noon Henson 16’ MWWND 5 P535”
‘ r. m, ‘ , . other Tour-la”; in goor condition
\Rubber Stock 7! 8" Six mm m M“ [auntie 'at so $110111 Ave. So. Nor-
mn. wrinkles and 1.9.1.0!le .
It is clean.woflt.aud=.
Norwalk Tire 8!. Rubber 00. ‘
cl. .
.2 “OD WAGES 9mm "
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and...” ”mm... m ....... m... m.
* family house of 10 moms. 660d loca-
‘Efl‘ nGI'M‘bflCo. ”5-poi- month. Geo.
,4) when. Phon’olaflfl _ tion. Price 81409.1 care of Sen
0“? :1 (53m 1
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Punched: cm “23"» 1317» \v -
m 0:. ha, at tiled-ink '
year at' New orb Winona L.
the only mflw drill. "1.), ash-tn
or his companion! mkfligi in the
service, one in‘tllo “human-11:12.43:
this country, anktbo‘ ’ 0 ram
He went out in L. Co. 02th. 1. mi: N.
Y., or the 0H! Eu,
in the thick or it in both the doteatlve
and offensive work on the blame.
Finding that he was will; from c...
necticut and not frmfl’ux Yurk, he
was later transferred?” the tow.
Regiment of the 26th, or New M
Md Division, when rhll executive
ability was Quickly and he
in
unel.
To LET—6 ROOM HOUSE ALL lM-
provements. Flax Hill 'Rd. Inquire J.
B. an; Flax Hill Rd.
FOR‘SALE—PIECE OF PROPERTY
‘on car lin'e. block from station, near
'Norwalk. Will sell whole or diVIded
+0 RENT—2 FURNISHED Rooms, ‘0 5“” Excellent opportunity for re-
one room with twin beds for two-san-
‘ tlemen. also a single room for renting.
Apply to .74 ,So. Main St.,’ or telephone,
.4410. . ‘
J. Russell, 786 Howard Ave. New Ha-
ven, Conn. »
FOR sALE—LAFO‘RD TOURING CAR
T O LET—PLEASANT FURNISHED 16 _model.‘Ffrat class condition: Phone
, room,'14 —Elm~St.,.-Norwalkt . l671‘4‘
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'SNABE
To ”5sz '33 roll 'SA'LE-é-SIWEN
fi'in private family with all
merits. 52 WoodwandiAve. '
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CON'W’PIOU: SUITABLE NR; 119M Y
DRUM copra-WORK mouse- E.
TO‘ LET-L‘FURNISWDBOOMG m L. STEVENs; ROWAYTON. PHONlo
trefinéd location. 'Also two rooms for.1083‘12' .-
“light. housekeeping. Transients accom-z
’modated at "The Johiisonlan.” ‘2 High
_"street. South Norwalk.
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FOR SALE-3,006 CELERY
Iplants. been transplanted for three
lweeks. Large stocky plants, very white
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’ 'ro LET—EXCEPTIONALLY LARGET?““‘“" 0““ “d s” ”‘m' ’3 T‘y'
[frontroom All improvements” Few‘lm’ Ave' 80. Nor-walk. James A' “1'
steps to trolley at Rowayton. Gentle-:16“
linan or couple. Extra. room if desired.§ ' ,
1th reasonable to right party. Mrs i FOR SALE—HOUSE SIX R 8
1: » thh impro'v’ements.
glen. Young,.Rowayton, Conn. ‘
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. .EIPENTERS WANTED:
MEN ON CONCRETE,
F 3?st AT STANDARD OIL
.j‘i‘niPANY‘S PLANT, DAN-
: .Lr'Y. CONN.
—‘._
WANTED—'Yo'iffi'g women,
r 5 "ienced machine operators.
13-. , girls to learn. Paid while
.- . wng‘. Lounsbury, Mathew-
5; 00., South Norwalk, Ct.
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Irv-small roo'm. Good locality. Near trol-i
WANTED.
i TO RENT:EARGE ROOM I ,
'gnan and wife or two men.» Also one Ave. Phone 1439-
ley. Breakfast and Sunday meals if-
desired. TelephOne 883.
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_ h _ ;and painted, has winter top, damount-
TO LET FURNISHED ROOM'S- able rims,'rcar tires new. Car can be
All conveniences. Room in Garage forrseen 8t, Saul Heurtz. 69 \Vinfield SL.
2 or 3 cars. 10 Crescent Terrace, Salaam Norwalk.
Norwalk. Phone 1745. ‘ I
FOR SALE~FRESH YOUNG HAL-
: To LET-~35 ROOMS AT 55 SPRINGEsteln cow. M Mikush, NO. Taylor:
L'St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov, 165Ave. :
Grove St. Tel. 1852.12. , ._—§
* . —; FOR SALE—WEBER PlANn.’
BUSINESS NOW. gsquarc. Fine tone. Perfect condition?
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FOR SALE—OAK BED ROOM SUIT!
also old-fashioned dresser. Will sell!
Inquire 113 Flax Hill'
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! Wl'L'L LOAN $4.000 OR may PART
{on first mortgage. Inquire P. 0. Box
1463. So. Norwalk, Conn.
phone 272.
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,6 rooms complete with latest fixtures.:Road,
3‘4' TED».—\.\' EXCELLENT OP-
i‘u; bright boy to learn the
trade, inquire at the Sen-
\ >3‘.TEp A FORD TOURING (‘AiR
~ ‘ l.‘ (:r 1918. Slate conditions
Address “‘"( 40 Spring
i'hon» 2039.
'\ 'i ’-:TED—T“'O OR THREE ’FUR.
unfurnished rooms with suit"
" H‘~"‘lll€‘nls for light housekeep-
-:-il'l>.~'s «in Lincoln Ave. Dan~
' "’ln.
-' ‘JTEDA—SALESMAN.
2- ‘tmw- who wants to hook up with
See Mr. Collins,
' “wail house.
Wuhackemo.
4
. do rough carpenter work. Ray-
‘l llros.
.vnnirco—A GOOD AMIBITIOUS
pg man to learn cuttifi‘g ind gain
ufacturing experience. Good ref-
: .lces required. Address “'1’. S." care
f ~ntinel.
Small familV.
Tel.
. ~.aizi and waitress.
um wages: Mrs. J. .8. Murray.
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' "JED-AT ONCE. BNRBE'R AT
3:. 324‘: per week. Alfred Russo
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~ » FYED *(‘OL'PLES OF REFINE-
'.1212 it)? furnished housekeep-
Ills will find an'nnusual
by calling. Phone 8771
~. 7 E D frilliiMAN AND LABOK~
NORWALK STEAM-
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lAlBORERS FOR
71ml. apply on job. Acme
: . ('olm.
‘ YOUR PROPERTY
" m: to know mm We
Hill. Lawrence W
v“ So. Norwalk, Comi-
eminel Want 3
‘73:: S
A 'GOOD ,
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FOR SALE—OPPORTUNlTY TO A
;quick buyer. Easy payments. R room
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‘ready for meter connections. $45.00
3 F. J. Flah rty
: 4 Charles street. .. Norw'alk.
I jcottage. Good location. Price $1.90!.
CHIMNEY SWEEP—-NOUV IS THE_Also cottage with improvement; ox-
[time to have your chimneys, furnaces:
and kitchen ranges cleaned. Call aty‘B” care of Sentinel,
G. Potneschel.‘ 4 Centenfit. SO. Nor-l
{walk Conn.
",cottage on trolley line, with % acre
! IF YOUR HOUSE IS LIKE -;\'OAH'S I land fruit. shade. Fair neighborhood for
.‘Ark you may have it wired for electric, 3 33,200. phone 532.3. Lawrence Agency.
FO'R SALE—A PRETTY 6 ROOM
" 1 when he was pinced.
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stricteg‘ land development. Addressr'l‘.‘
immm, Dntms. rate mammals in lit-1‘ ce
Also rece, thoni
{1112“, set of tuba nudges. Chestnut fin-;
FOR ' ish, near water and Dorlons. i Hawkins, Frank Putter, 0! W
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FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR;
:1917 model, has just been overhauledi‘mo merely intended to caution him
fVer'y cheap... 3 “'ashington St. Tale}
l Stock «Market.
‘cellent location. Price $2,900. Address .‘
the Adjutant General’c Department,
in Chi-go of the
‘ ifice of all the United
States air forces and equipment over-
seas. Althcugh barely but his ma.
'jority, he more than made good with
a number or officers of higher rank
under him.
Early in the present. Your he was
L classification 0
WWW" to a special
course of 1 auction! University,
and, on completing it. some weoku’
since, was ordered to Brest to unit
tfinéaponah tlon home.
3” e is greeting old frien '
1 goes to Camp Dix, N. 1., tomonlzl'wfxil:
libe fomally mustered Gill of the sari»
Nomnnsns .-:;,, p ..
To OPERATE Auras
WM‘MN Pix. 0m)
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the law proved of no assistance to
him, howevewand he was filled on the
two counts. $10 for operating without
a llcenpe». $10 for having his muffler
open, and full (outs on both. On pay-
ment of the no for Mona-sling with;
out a license. and full' costs on both
amounting to $17.91,fthc_flne for the
: muffler violation was ‘jailrsliended.
Charged for operagag‘ his "filvver"
lice June 210i, V! out a license.
axpflorwalk, was
Pennington early
It m, that' Putter
est ave-
nue. when he was hailed‘blysthe omcer,
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arrested by Chief
this morning.
again-t speeding. During the course
of the conversation it was learned
that Putter had no opcgatora license.
oil was accordineg placed under ar-
rest and reelased on a $50 cash bond.
When arraigned before Judge Vog-
burgh, Putter was fined $10 and full
costs. amounting to $15, and warned
to secure a license at once.
Today in WallStreei
NEW YORK. July lintWall Street.
10: 30 a.‘ m. ) .~—&teusfie' locumulaiion
of buying orders over the week end
gave further strength to opular is-
sues at the lively opeding of today‘s
Crucible Steel coon
added almost four points to Sutnr
day's gain of six. Marine Pfd, rose 2
1-2, Alax Rubber 3 and Hide and
Leather ‘Pfd., Utah Copper, America:
7. nc, Royal Dutch. Denver and Rio
(Panda Pfd. and Bethlehem Steel 1
to 2 points. 0. 8'. Steel gained a large
fraction and tobaccoa and food sham
embraced the firm to strong special-
lea.
W'ALL STREET. 1:30 p. ins—Steels
rallied easily at midday under load of
Crucible, which increased its galn‘fo
13 points. Equipments cued on
Baldwin's rise and motor subsidiaries
forged ahead, some of that group scor-
in. new maxim 8m:- and Cherry
lcal shares also were in demand.
ilty in the most up-todgte manner c. l".
lJ. Flaherty, 4 Charles St., East Nor-1 FOR sALe..A mun axons: LOT
lwalk. } 401100 sea wall. Good beach for $1,290.
lit's handy to town nod trolley. Phone
DETECTIVES~CiVIL AND CRIM-J 632-3. Lawrence Agency. -
iual investigators of every description.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
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Foa SALE-51X nooncor'uonsl
was ordered to the chief clerkship or
one of the selecwd few to receive of
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l was on. comm”
In Now vacuum.
aile- um hum-nu"
Div? its origin mend]. u: m but.
”discovered in Olson Point. the”
8m. according to an announcementl
unanfiy the Met them
gndlfi, Hcye' ftm'ndollen. The dlbcov-
”; was made by man mul-
frilewgist of the foundation. The dio-
cora'yisrenrdeduavu'ylm’r
nuance by‘tbc member-’01 the tonn-
daliai. Ranch-mama;
i villae was probably inhabit?! by no-
' live-lot the Siwnnoy tribe, known to
} very-early seal, era as "Snaksklns-T'
‘ The raw-ch. mm uwé on
kindness of a trustcomf the Mud:-
tlon, has established to the satisfac-
tion of the board: til-fun tract" or
walnut in' War of. its Infill! ll»
3 bubitants until 1625, when it was pt!»
5 chased by Robert Cornell: on English-
, mu. Condl'a'kmily was! lam gnu.
gamed by the barbarian tribe. During
the attack he managed to moire ill-J
escape on a Dutch ship.
I
,lrip through Clason Foint, which ll
isomewhat of a‘ summer resort, lust
lJuly. He noticed vet-y» e oyster
shells on a mound of'sa and recog’
nixed them as indlun boundary line
3 markings. He obtained permission
} from the owner of the land to make
1 :- s'r‘f‘“ h of the ground. To the sur-
i ill-iw- m" the searches. relic- ot Indian
' lilt- m-re unearthed. Costumes. beads.
cooking utensils and a commie hall-
dies: or the Sham rr'W' were db
covered. Seventy lodge -« x» cranial.
in): hundreds of Indian lmpicmcntl.
and tools. were also dug up."
The collection coauthor! crude hop
' cups. bodkinsfaud decomtcd pottery.
Hundreds of pipe; and a beautiful
mold jar were discovered intact, and
, all are being preserved for public ck-
i llibltion when the museum opens Thit
1 history speaks of the Siwauoy pnctice
of: digging and holes and placing
large quantities of, food and other of-
ferings to the “Great Snake."
announced at the museum that the
lrellca will be blood on exhibition at
' the opening of the exhibit.
M.
For several years it had been my
custom to make a visit on Thank-
giving afternoon at the home of my
most particular friend. This la-t
Thanksgiving I missed. as the family
was to attend the community singing
at 4 p. m. A few days after little
Katherine. dropped in to see me and
asked "Why didn't you come to ice
as on Thanksgiving?"
“Well." I replied, “you were not a!
home in the afternoon.”
She then asked: “Why didn't you
come earlier? Why not come for din?
her?" ' .
“Bill." I jokingly replied, “you didn‘t
ask me!"
"Well." she replied thoughtfully. “I
think if you had come early and hung
around they'd have asked you !"-—Chl-
also Tribune.
Awaiting instruction
In It letter received from a cousin
of mine. who is u limthcuant in the
aviation service. he tells of the follow-
ing incident that happened to a cadet
dyer at Kelly field: The cadet was
making his first solo flight and had
been flying around the towers where
ville instructors sit and observe the
movements of (nebula flyers. when he
was seen throwing something out of
his piano. He had thrown h'a shoe out
with a note tied to it saying that his
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_ NOTICE
Notice is hereby given,” all
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Dem
“gun” or gas throttle wan jar-med.
and he didn’t know what to do. He
fiew around the towers ten times be-
fore he realized that be had a mag»
ueto switch on his plane that would
shut off the ignition and thus amp the
engine. He finally landed with I
dandy “-thump."—-Chlcago Tribune.
pooulz. fishhooks. can-ed tum-did! *
1cm“
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Mr. Skinner was making: pleasant“
A
” its it’s mmuswmlm
Hummus for
,
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‘ - less expensive to keep sound teeth perfect, than it is to
: (er-cued clientele without. naming the risk of infighting a I
WMes
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.. Silk Sportfiklrb
ll. We
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small) can» m can. on rr.
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Badman:
37 WW”. Enl-
minefield
mom-4.
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WI TAKE PLEASURE D
kin the anonncemeni that we have at last smooch.“ .
utilise; assistant. whose work is in every respect up to tho b’r
”a: 3;me are being [told by their physicians of the”
notions ailments directly by imperfect mun. so that for
some time we have not been able to accommodate all those who“,
' feel that we can take care of an in»
ed our attention, but now we M19
viduai M mechanical—*0 can
the put, dentistry m almost exclusively
well:I to a dentist until drivel desperate by pain; but mod” “-
tlstry is becoming more and more a prophylactic profession. Whig.
we are equipped to remedy the effects of past neglect or accident, |
scientific treatment, we especially recommend the pcriodioa tau-I.-
nation of sound teeth so that. th cy may be kept In condition to
the first line of bodily defence—which is what nature intended tod-
‘ i -insurance possible, it in an.
to be. And: from being the best 1 to lr t
which have become impaired.
Sincerely.
Office—South Main Street,
«‘15:»
S. DEITZ, D. D. 8.,
South NM
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mmmm-onmpmwmm.
f cor-sting.
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-
sultation absolutely confidential. Ref-
erences furnished as to responsibility,
on Bin avenue on my. ”W ; interested that a public turn: by the
Alsol ‘mmlnf y houses. Good ”pofi‘Mnyor and Council of the City arm
tunlly to gmet'nsa'our . home. M. Eplwalk will be held at a special meal”.
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It was plain to be seen that Arthur,
\ $“.‘TED—-—A HANDY M'AN “'ITH,‘
stein and Robert 0. Raymond, So. Nor-
walli. , -
integrity, etc. P. O. Box 2143, Bridge-
' port, Conn.
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FOR sALE—A 12 ROCK HOUSE m
center: '1 blockfl'oin West Ave. Fine
location. Air improvements, for sumo.
A~1 condition. Phone. 632-3. Lawrence,
Agency. ,15 So. Main St,
inventive—Pom J’. Nelson... local
and lonrdiatancc hauling and truck-
ing, 71 Osborne avenue. East ' '
Conn. Tel. 1898. '
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ldecnraunz, pnlnter‘l mm wall
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For? sacs—A c'ofirORrAnLn e
.. ANTED—FIRST CLASS CHA'M-I Elm“ cheerful-l, um. Tm a!" ,room hm with 8!! Beta or high flue :0 rem. Ind 83¢
mm ilandfidartrolley. 18am, garage, chick-.
{en nomination. Phone can. Lawrence
:Aseucy.
UNlON PARCEL DELIVERY—E421 _, #,_._ --
award I Flaherty, proprietor. Truck-l FOR SALE—3941 Woodward A". 8'
iing', long distance hauling. {Aggirooms each side. modern improve-i
582:1 figgflgmkgngn' Egan‘s: telep on ,ments. baths, stationary tube, a
1 l ' lfurna'ces. cellars cemented, neivly re-
FOR SALE—HOUSE .9 RO0MS.Enovuted throughout. Central, on lino
JSuitable for two families, large gardeimof trolley. $6.090, on easy terms. Ah
chicken house. near business center. ply William C. Foote, So. Nor-walk.
IPrice 82,200. For further particulars. Conn.
* Ask ”John T. Hayes
no.1 m, at; m_
. mar.
M‘F;
LOBT~WATCH @715 A?! C ,
Pasture, hanging on wire. An open facef
watch, hail fob of oxidized copper with
letter i onkone side andnumber icon. .
other‘. 7 Reward. “Please invent. Sen-
tinel pfilce. , _ < y
idem solicited. 791-400.
9 White, 61 1-: ll! avenue.
* F. 3.1101» *'
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of the Council to be he}; at the Coun-
cil Chambers. City Handgun: 215:. w
of July, 1919, at 8 o'clookil. m.. to con.
sider the conveyoncea'fl transfer in
Harris B. Becker of flail-int to main?
taln a certain racewny across a certain
tract of land bounded nictherly by the
_ Iwesterly by highway. warty bythe
_. ,Niomn: mm: and sqgleny by lamp
with. the pavllecé.
of parties unknown. ,
3m. .- 1 acid had
as is necessary to clan-3m the run-
way, remove stones,etc.
Dim at the City of Norwalk, thi
8th day of July, 1919.
Signed.
JEREMIAH DONOVAN
Miyor
Attest ~ ‘
DIVING D. ROBERTSON ‘
City Clerk
District of Norwalk. 55., Probate
Court. July 11. A. D. 199. _
lion of the Mateo! Elmo. Palm
late of Nonnik. in said Dina-let, de-
' ceased.
maniacs” applies, don be
hut-d mddamuuttbem
mmwmmmd—Iwm lulu mm
L eight years old. had something on his
mind. It was something that con-
cernod Christmas and his “tumor,
Jimmy. Finally he laid to his mother: 3
“1 sum l'll give Jimmy his knife‘
for Christmas."
"Have you Jimmy's knife?" the
mother inquired.
"letouodltulongtimago.
Ila thinks Walnut. But findln'l keep-
ln'a. you know."
The mother made no comment. for.
die knew something else was coming.
And then her son. add:
“I might as well fife it to him.
I the time.”
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{bushels In Gnu Britain. 29.“! builds
in: Gamay. 26.2 bushels intranet;
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arm met poi-c, perfect oomforttlongwur “any.
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