YRII REAR IT
‘ IN THE SENTINEE
an Appeal for
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the Situation Thus Far
The second tiny (if the arm” striiu
ulc lit-town the labor unions .llltl Illt‘
{Umted Stall-s Steel (‘orpurrttion opt-n
d with the question as to llil' extent
an which lllt‘ industii ll;t> hm-n :ti't'i-ct
(l by the stiilit- still lil‘tt‘"l'l.’tlll, con
iiitions prevailed, Nearly all the
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THE 0. s. NAVY
ittii Milli iiiiiu,
AND ELEVEN PERSONS HURT
IN titanic EARLY innit
Burgess Moody Takes Charge of the Situation, and Sends
More Deputy Sheriffs to Assist the L0- a
mat STEEL Mitts HAVE'STfll’l’Efl
0PERATI0080WIN010 THE SRIRE
Union Leaders State That They Are Highly Pleased With
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iMany NodwaTt—Eound Pas- _ APPWMT
I I t l d i sengers Shaken Up and
pants in tin region. iiicu ing Gary;
and Hammond, either were Closed to- RObel't F' way Badly cut
day or onerating at greatly reduced: by Broken Glass
Futurity. The strike leaders claitiii-d __ -
that T.'. per cent. of the 90,000 workers All “{ ”H. “1“,“..0” In one Ot‘lthe
\uit- out and that in Gary the percent- I b‘" Bridgeport motor busscs Which
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ASK liIIVERNflR
III BALL SESSIRN
.; your“ .Bedford, who assisted in getting
the. badly shaken up and frightened
passengers tlftfid’gh'the front window
and over the 'iadlator. the door helm:
'on the lower side of the overturned ve-
lticlc.
Robert I". “'ly. of 116 East avenue,
this city, was sittin on the left-hand,
.side of the pus, an . “hen the bus
lcrnshed over. his back was quite bad-
ly cut by the broken glass from the
window behind him, which cut through
her 1, so that. new aim referred to
the referoe for adjudication out be
taken up by his successor. TherI-Js
no rule or law to prevent there being
two referees in the county at one
time. or, for that matter. more than
two.
There are candidates aplenty. and
Judge Thomas ~will have a wide fir—Id
to choose from. but it is expected mat
the appointment will be from this city.
. IIRIISRIR .ASSRCIIITIRN
RENIS ‘PRIIBIEM HERE
Mayor Jeremhi Donovan, in disc
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uuing‘he acute scarcity of
rents in Nomi; m yesterday that the problem might scan
been no complaints received by
on the part'of landlords who have been
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TIBSUPTRAFHE
Passengers on Valley Branch
I of New} Haven Road
Transferred by Automo-
‘Abont 4:30 Sunday morning the flames
were seen at v‘vork again. and at the
finish only a small portion of the piles
above water were left in a serviceable
condition.
That no serious accident occurred as
a result is due largely to the fact that
there is no night passenger service on
the Valley branch.
the Sunday morning trains intending
to go to points down the river wcic
routed by way of New Haven. Yester-
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GENERAL STRIKE
‘ :develop such. _ proportions as to necessitate the forming ,
of a bone , temhcve the dhtreu of tenants in this city. I
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IN GERMAN
INDIISTRIES, ARMY DISSOIIIIIRN
AND GOVERNMENT OVERIIIROW
is the Program Decided Upon at a Conference Held
. . - ‘ . , . - ibOosting rent. ' p b, of buildinx. Mi an. go an ex- . by Russian and German Revolutionists. the Munich
cal Authorities i fhdfing¥§cfiin el Tues . crbitant 0°“ ‘9 null-bl. is said to be the primayry cause of the 1 Neuejtse Nachrighten Says
ITALIAN ERREIRN MINISTER RESlIiNS '
I “N ARERUNT RE HUME INCIDENT
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IAmerican Troops Have Been Withdrawn From the Grand
I Duchy, and French Soldiers Are Replacing Third
; United States Army
illuminant
'tVliainbliss collected the highest
amount. Which was $283.60. Minis Eth-
el (‘allahan received the highest con
tributions no any individual canvass;
crs, obtaining $65.74. Mini: Callahan,
was on the team oi Mrs. C. A. McNa-
mara. which won second honors. get»
ting $261.31.
()aptains of teams.
made. follow:
‘h‘ll's John (‘avanagh ........... $238.67.,
Mrs. Franklyn Brown... . . . . . .. 182.01‘
with showing
‘Mrs. Lewis Nash and Mrs. Ever.
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general strike in all industries in
Germany. tlic dissolution oi the
(lcrmaui arm}. and thc overthrow
resigned because of tin- li‘itmic iu-
cidcnl. according to an imnoi‘lnt‘t‘~
mcii‘l by the (lornale D'Ei-alia.
Foreign Minister Tittoni’s po-
sitimi in the Italian Ghbnct has
llt‘t'll one of growing diniculty rc-
ccntly because of the Fuffle devclo
opiiicnts. lie is reported wit to
((‘on'inued on Parr Firm.
- . . . . as Bridgeport is the county seat. and day morning provision was made to w.» _ ., . , ., 1’6 46. s,_....._#. M ~———
seqators and Representa hm Clothlf‘flhkPha .klmff' man?“ ‘1 most of the matters before the referee transfer passengers by automobile :3: glisrpjpiiifiig 1;: 1'8
. tives See Governor HOl‘ gash S‘VU“ inc 95 on... Ju’" “3 i" court come from this city. .from Chester Station to Hadlyme Sta-' " ’ ‘ ' KlNfi ALBERT AN“
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succeeded in craniug out of the , Local Candidates. ,
com‘b- About’ the Suffrage
tion. along the Hartford-Saybrook
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MAFLIS‘ HEB 1810 Office as Second-Class Mali Matter. Shawere tonight; Wednesday fair. TWO elm
‘uw‘ed as it in by the conflicting claims lith' was 95. Steel (‘ouipany officiaifi k” that cil' ‘ , ”‘0 "l k [a ‘ _ . ficral to be Nfimai OCt. 1—- bfle i . . 1‘ . ‘ .' t‘ ‘ . t"l"ll .4-
uf the lt‘ntlt'rs on either side. Tilt‘ lt'ill.\t‘f‘l to concede a higher percent in" b0 i f) .H‘J‘Z’ (H De 2‘L 'Pen' Many Candidates ' I“I itt'ttiiim ”ll”_ " lman 9'” ‘
itltIi-stry li.l..< llt't'll gravel) cripp'cd Ill use than 20_ 'hi:l , 13:)qu‘Vefatporteanduhoraalk, lilt‘llI Ill iavur iii a conimunits re-
,rm- great (t’llit‘lS oi‘ l'lilrlllllllll, ("him In the Mahoniiig \‘allcy district. or “fund“ kilnwfn‘«alxl'lE‘gtlirke;D;Eilllln;;t 3;: Ti h b—""‘-‘ "ARTFORH. SPDL 23.7-7Traffic is . Ig‘iiilc lllll'lllL" the coming \\'~‘Ili(‘l',
I ' a ' ‘n \ I - I ‘ I - ' . i V p d . I,‘ I . 0 l \ Q 1 I v . V . , . l ‘ .
'13...‘.-'“i-..‘..‘{.'I'l“71.277.i“ 33.217.113.31'"."Lvfllli ERR"-.‘..‘.‘-§T.'3§"Ii’.“." Ii "’eqi‘iii': “"1311 ”w "or road- in “mm me- and m tiiiieqi'sin‘i‘féxciiilmaCT3353 231%? tsw‘a‘flfari. °$r3l§ Nit-“1km 0“ ”'9 sm‘e‘v 1“ “0““. 1"“ "“““ “"""“"‘ “"‘-“‘ ‘” “ ‘.""‘
24;”... {mi N... ..,..k‘.:,- ' ' ‘ f...1.,:.,v'..fi ”HI“. lgioqtliil'tl‘kgd‘iicféis "h“. “'“n‘” "7 ""‘"‘~" ““““'9"‘~*- “‘9" Judge Edwin s. Thomas hritl appoint Railroad bedause of the burningaof the ”193”“. fact-0”“ and Stores Erner- fvrcncc livid by Russian and (wr-
II. the Pittsburgh (listl'it‘i sacral of Tllt' strike leaders-claimed that 55,000 liriV‘i Altllml'i.‘ ~i-[l‘fl1‘i‘a-m "limp“. to bankruptcy ”mm for Falrfleld coun~ railroad trestle over Chester (‘rcck at 093]): contriléutod Fail-"(litayd‘finthe ITEY lllatl revolutioiiists. according: ‘0
Th“ (’al‘ncgiv Sit-4.) Pompano. plants lllt'li ll‘ttl quit Work and their claims :‘x‘,i;e:f:::31”:(:li(“‘f'{.‘ntlsnrfiiutllglle: U3 M iii undergo“ tha‘ ”’9 appoint- (Emmet The structure. Whicn is a 23:21:;xxisoiliafigl‘il'fltllgmt: (9:118; ”w Mlunoh wash‘ Naclirli'liit’n.
“A'wcu- (‘lOsvtl and thc lil‘;ltliltlt‘T\“:illtlliilll- acre 5 pported by the fact that many (5-,...an Fal‘llli-l and bis-illltl h- thiiloiiiiit mtl'nt “ll“ be :hnno-t'inhcedwnbogz the first combination of 'wood ‘and side]. was crablc' satisfaction is {9“ over the tact Th“ newspaper says that the head~
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L,” 10 (*mlit‘llui-l “lul,.|l;,.n .H \,‘_‘_.‘_l..l.],i’ Elia“: 3&1; iilztféoitTEfgeelfaffr?119:3 hint. Altman crowded his vehicle so flcexas referee the last di)’ 0t Ueccm- and the bland wasg supposed ‘0 be out .The association publicly thanks all 1... cstaltlislictl at llt‘lpsu' illl‘l \‘llll
him; down today Tilt-5r. iii-.d ('tlllt‘t-i‘llr: :id‘nlitiedl)’ liz‘reatly reducdil foreigis. ‘ guitintn‘m“,fi‘:“f°r films)“ lovfrtkiirnbcd. her of this year. for he ascends to the Lyer in the day some workmen saw it flofilflg‘gf': “(2 “:XA'klfgac? JEEHR“: lit‘ in close touch with Moscow:
o-nwtoy HI'DI'UP-llll-ltl'l‘ Mum” m. 'l. Th» pussi‘bilitv of the. spread or the 9‘ as L 'i . r0“ “ 8° 0 t e as bench of the Superior court about Jan~ smouldering and they took a hand in ‘ m '1 ” ' ROME~ Sept, 23.4"T()nlflssfl 'l‘it-
, i . . . , ; . . . - - hit the front wheel of the motor cycle, in . 10 but it is nude ~ “u‘ his u it ‘ t » . . gent Theatres. . . ~. . . . . a
H I" Hum“) (”mm “mm” ”m' knocking it over. but not. WI sarcasm-I an“ be mum". Octo ting 0 39mm" ”(mmmn‘i The team captained by Uri. 11. S. toni. Italian l‘tll't‘igli Miitistei. has a:
- - , . -- -- - «- ' ' r -. . . . . Jones, jointly ............ 90.87 _ ...
Inc lll iln- l titted Stat N; .. '. ' . .“PU‘P‘I ‘Phlde- MI“ “illiam ( - JP” The roiiiinent Bl‘ld e rt cand.- turn ike, trains 'waitin at each sta- H , Z. . — -
3,... “Inn-Li that or being 3.;uiioll-Hwitl1: Amendment :sup came by l,“ “or N“. and hurried p — —*~— g p0 rtionlio forward them it? their destina- MET“ {Wink J' iii-flu” iiiiiii .123“? I
it" Ulllmt‘tllnity hl‘ seeing: the world. at I , 4‘15" 1",:h9,0mce of Dr. 990*“ E.‘ (Conthucd on Page Eleven). ition . it is expected that a temporary R2: {frdiiklf)apuder iéfi .
the Government‘s 9xnensp_ but ”19“,: 23 -.- V0 (ham. b.) Vt all street, \\ ho diessed the {structure will be completed tonight toI . ......... 1
Jinn been a change hy which all youn:
Linen beneath the age of 20 who enlist
in the Navy will he profitted. The
change has been made by an act of
t‘ougress, which states that all men
under the age, of 20, who have enlisted
HARTFORD. Sept. 001"“ hurt and accompanied the injured
ment was made by Governor Marcus iman to his home and inserted a drain
ll. Holcomb, today. after receiving aim the wound.
tieputation of Senators and Represert-g - Mr. Way was able to sit up this SHWTS HIS WIFE
3‘1““ in behalf Of a 3990““ 593510“ to , morning and courteously answered in—
m't “PO" ”19 Federal Suffrage amend- - quiries on the telephone. He said that
mom, and the visit of a special dele- _ '
ter by the deputation. was why the
lailow the train arriving at Hadlymc
;station at 6:21 to proceed to Say-
brook. The cause of the fire is un-
t‘lRESlRENl—RETRS
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:SlRlNlillAil HAS
HISl0Illl1NAM ;
lfrom what it received its name. A
Given an Enthusiastic Send-
Off at Ostend and a Warm
Reception on Board the
lwopold oi Belgium. are today on the
it :l- ,v: _~~.~' ‘ . ' . . I
1.;.....'ii..‘.‘il‘c‘d..i iii-ii") 0; .t-IT“ "mm”.y' gem" 0' seventsén‘wnh the same “b-I (Continued on Page Eight). George Washington
the service ’ll‘lt" eiltTillihlstld iiloliittlhs ll): ject in view. The Governor's deci-. .___...-_ ‘ —. l I __- i ,
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3 , , .. ‘ sion was reserved. The Only questiot l . Perhaps I, has never dawned upon
.l‘it‘ll tag" TaxabAcart-myjit Aunap0< was asked by the Governor, while list I .‘hlaHChgster Dian Turns Gun ‘thc people of this city ‘0 inquire while‘ ()STENIL Sepl. 23> Kink. Albert.
none w‘ll'per‘niithaiio 2.1;? {qualifica- (‘ning'to the presentation of the ma" I on HlmSCJf After Murder. on board the destroyer Strinzham Queen Elizabeth and (‘rown Prince.
. . . p. - .u a pre— I . . . ‘
painitory school for six‘montlis. at the
tug His Wife
How-.nmcnt‘e ex mp“. . i . - ,. ““19”" amendment had not been act-i ‘ visitor was greatly surprised to learn high seas on their voyage to ill“ i'nit-
twlnclt mp3,. .3“) “,1 t'ike' H“?“,' in“ ,1, i a ' :that the ship was named after a (‘on- cd States, The steamer (icorpi hash-
‘.’Ki'lllinalli’)ll\‘ i'o- 1:1“ . n ,‘ ntidng. (Continued on Page Ninel. I MANCHESTER. N’Di- 20-“.‘1101189" _ vinectlcut man, A very interesting ina'ton. which had oecn at anchornenr
NM.” Academvl T; ”l ”no: ‘0 _t C n» ———-—-— | M ILUCRSTH. who had 1“!“ been discharg- piece of history concerning the item» t‘alais. left her moorings, yesterday at.
ful to gain admission Sign” sum??? t ’ \ V 7 0., - , . ed in Police COM" 0? a charge 0‘ “011'. ‘in: of the vessel is here told. The dc lcrnoon. shortly after the 'oyal couple
course of studvusu on fuilu’mu9 ii : PLAN REPAIRS F0“ ' QRL‘:\HOJ.A,( IT" Sept. “j“‘hbmi’ SUDDOI‘L ShOt 8M] kill?“ his Wife- HH- ON BOARD PRESIDENT 'Wllr stroyer Strinizham. No. 83, was con- “(fit on board from ‘lic liniiud States
they graduate the (willsth ) bso ‘ m i ;0ff.ciais today were ”’11.“? ‘0 ascertain en. yesterday afternoon. and then kill- SONS SPECIAL TRATN. Sept. 23.—- structed at Fore River. in memory of di‘fil!‘0)‘Pl' lnzrahaiii. which took the
a rank in the ofliciil ca a ,7“ 09 giver: . ' {tPOJPIlOUSfl-PSS 0f ”Mimi‘s at Di'uni- ed himself. ' ,The badge 0f the American Legion has Rear Admiral Silas Horton Stringham, sovereigns out of Ostend alioitty he.
theimen- '-w t thi p Cl y ‘n oar. ;llglll, an Oil town in Cieek count). The tragedy occurred In the home replaced on President Vi'iison‘s coat this being the second vessel of the fore noon.
0 ar 0 scountiy. _ The Iwhere 1'10”an broke out 18“ night in of the couple. Lucksis wanted to live lapel. the miniature American flax.'.N:ivv to be named after this oiIicet'. The Kine. and Queer- “t‘n‘ air-n
Bovernment has also made prov15ions connection with a telephone operators‘ in Manchester. but his wife, who was ' .
for those who will not have the oppor-
.turt‘lty that the younger
have.
men will
All others with aré above the
age of 20 and who enlist in the Navy,
after having served a term of six
years, they become warrant officers.
and their pay increases to that of a
lieutenant. The older men have also
an opportunity to become ensigns.
which also has a. very attractive sal-
ary attached to it. So it can be seen
that the Navy not only allows the men
of the country an opportunity to see
.the world, but 'it attaches to it the op‘
portunity: of receiving one of the
eatest educations of the 'world from
no of the greatest naval schools in
0. world. The recruiting party at
local post office will tellvinterested
Arties more about the opportunities
red and the requirements neces-
for the same.
strike, and from which place came a‘17_ wished to live in VVapping‘, near
- .request that troops be despatched to ~ The husband claimed he
Conditions on the Wilson Point‘roatl.:quell the disturbance. 22:51:02,: make a living in “’appinx.
where the railroad tracks cross the, OWin‘g to the telephone strike, com-i .- ‘ned of non-su rt
highway near the Standard Oil Com- smunlcation with Drumright was sir-‘33; iragehggnlipdgband arrested. mTobe
pany's plant and at the foot of Thom-itually impossible, but it was said here ‘ court after hearing the case today
as' hill. which have been a consider-(that a mob drove members of the po- acquittEd the husband. Both returned
able item of expense and labor to the I lice department'irom the city and as- to their homes
street commissioner's office during theISumed control. The chief of police things and [art but returned to the
last seven or eight years. will be ef-I was disarmed and threatened With‘hmise to get an'insurance policy. leav-
fectively remedied by lasting repairs ‘1 death if he did not resign, it was Said} in: her mother outside. Lucksis fired
:3 be made at these points very short- ‘hletngtihe?prififiticygasntdha;gfmrgzyogé.twice and killed his agfe ini thelrhouge
. r t r s at me . o
A complete survey of the entire city 1 the City Council had been captured by ‘; 313a: 13:11::Letlliii: was ncl!l trouble be-
is now being prepared by Street Com-I the mob, and Were being held prison-E‘ween mecouple.
Mrs. Lucksia' took her i
which he wore in war-time.
The Legion‘s chapter, at Glendive.
Mont.. voted him a veteran of the war
and extended him a full membership
when his special train haltedrat Glen-
dive for a few minutes. He accepted
and secured a Legion button which he
has worn since on all occasions.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 23.
———President Wilson is due to arrive
at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon.
The President will deliver his only
formal address in Utah at the Mormon
Tabernacle, which has an estimated
seating capacity of ten thousand. He
is expected to depart at 10:30 tonight.
missioner Henry Minor. Surveyors‘xers in the city jail.
were at work on the 'WaShingtonl ———-————————————— 3 STflN IN" IAL
STOLE $240,000 Ii“ ~ . USIR
illlliEAnnlllflN nit NASH union
in iiiiii
street bridge, this morning, completing
the survey in that vicinity.
Plans have been completed for the]
CHICAGO, Sept. 2?..«Tbree men.
one of them a clerk in the Chicago
placing of oil and tar on i‘oadbeds
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ,post oaice. who is snidlo have plan.
EXPE TH] IN R ' tiled the robbery, were ancsted heic.
,. _ early today. charged 'wlth stealing
Gerald S. Connolly, field agent for
the Industrial Company. of Boston,
has been in this city interviewing the
various parts of the city.
$240,000 of a shipmnt of $415,000 115!
BRMPANT
~ EINIlS NlIRWALIt ElillIRISlIINIiI
capital here to prome industries;
Business men w that many
small concerns are likely at this time
ito be crowded out of New York city
local 30‘1“ 0’ T".de and ”fine“ men Manse of high rent costs and the un-
and bankers concemins the financing sewed audition of the labor market
'tiie other being the torpedo boat
:Stringham, which 'was stricken from
the Navy register in 1913. Rear Ad»
Emiral Stringham was born in Middle-
itown, Conn. November 7, 1798". died
tin Brooklyn. N. Y.. February 7, 1876;
[appointed midshipman November 15.“
11831; commissioned rear admiralJuly
liii. 1862; in the War of 1812 he served
on the us. 8. President in engage-
tments with-.B. B. M. S. Little Belt and
iBelvidere; war- with the Barbary
States. attached to the Spark. and.
took part in operations against Ai-
agiers and capture of Algerian vessels:
fcaptured pirate schooner Moscow in
'the W'est Indies, while attached to
Hornet; commanded Ohio in Mexican
War, and took part in attack on Vera
Cruz: during-the Civil War he was
in command of Atlantic squadron. An-
other very interesting fact which was
learned was that all batteisblps are
named “(or states. cruisers after cit-,
tea and destroyers after men. . I
. Press) .-—-King
an enthusiastic send-off wh'm the ln-
graham parsed along the pier and turn-
cd out toward the English Channel.
Thousands of school children and Boy
Scouts lined the pier, cheering and
singing the national aitthmn. Queer!
Elizabeth waved her hand to the chil-
dren in acknowledgement. Bunlredo
of bathers along the beach Joined in
the oVation. their cheers continuing
until the destrOyer had been least in
the mist that hung ovor the water.
ON BOARD THE 17, S. S. GEORGE
“'ASHINGTON. Sept. 23 (Asunciated
Albert, Queen Elin-
beth and (‘rown Prince Leopold, of
Belgium, received a genuine American
welcome. yesterday, ‘whcn they board-
ed this steamer to sail for the United
States. American soldiers on board
joined heartily in the cheers hr King
Albert. who had expressed the desire
that no shoulder should be prevented
from going home on his account, su-
ing: “1 am a soldier. myself."
IREALERS and iiiiiiiiii mil
Thursday from the Federal Reserw‘
Bank here to the Standard .0" Com-
pany. of malaria, at Whiting. ind. 0i" ance'ee any business home or manu-
the stolen funds 893,620 was recovered. factoring concern already doing but!-
The remainder, according to an alleg-_ near: in this city.
.ed confession of two of the men, was‘. After ivthorolllh
of new firms. desiring to locate here
there. Considerable pressure will be
and the rendering of financial amat-
brougbttobeartoxetaamaayot
these firms located in this vicinity as
possible. ‘ The Industrial Company There will be an adequate supply of
_ intake a practice of lending money to coal to_fuily meet the demands of do
invelflntion of finance “mating businesses or to lo- lie-tic factory consumers in Nor-
SIII’I’ET IllIRINli TIIE ERHINR WINTER
now $12.50.
Agents. representing whore-ale cool
dealers. recently in this city, are sold
Anticipating marked increase in pany, said, this morning, that the or
their business, when economic condi- ders his firm expected, in the near fu-
tions- become more normally adjusted. ' titre, «when business condiitons be-
the Nash Engineering Company have came stable, warranted the new build.
started 0 rat' abandoned at the outskirts of Chica imam-here. lr- www.mflD-lm houses to «large and install Walk wine-r. mm the - to have declared that cool would prob-
three-storgveadditlizniriotlllfel‘i-dfggitgirgfo: fiégsfgfifim'ggyflfime air epin- when the automobile in snitch tag,“ a m with W In“ t atom to mid ' f , Incon- at a amm- dealer hm‘ ably be no inguinal that retail inch
:1: Wilson Point mad. Each of the Material tor-"the “m a home!!!" were returning to warm. giveaway; mogul. m Mai-1 WWJQIWpep-mwa It h , .M vault not only experience no
mieefloors anzesdgzillhavea wort:- rushed by tire m _ . ,, m. , , . , “it . _ W . ~ ~, _ . are-"6%“ , . . ,. m _ _ - at m \ m a“, ,
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