mun, oer. 15.11.
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. TH NORWALK Salary of City Mtllt Inspect-
EVEgolgG SENTINEL 51' (3th thy 'Mfll 3F!
_ _. _ ...... __,. —.x_.»———~—~-‘-——""’ m t0‘1$lw Karly
Efgfigédgggggnny ICOBHflfl¢ From Patte‘ One.
’ I ”LI I uric: a esI on a imse .
{LI 6 AI LI GOLDEN, Wharf: 'BeilaB‘aInIdI Energise: hciatnIiIs{
-WB I’m—I IO-CTfl .1913 Idamages from the city as fife result?
D #AYI 5..,_..,_—— of an automobile accident in which
Imu'rU'BE‘
amt
Items that mean fine sav.
,. Hundreds of others no
D '“Iihey' were injured last August wheni
‘tlteir cor wow. overturned after mnnlnzd
OW
u
nigh tide 5226 a. 111465138 P- 13- Elnto a pile of CI‘UShetl oi‘one1 on “'eslj
- . - . . " ' l‘C
Sun rises 7:04, Sets - - .tttcnu.-. .\lt. Bates claims item we I. M Shoots w - . ‘
'4"; “"" "L ' FEE-Jim lights 0" “mg" Sm” '0 “IN“ m“! 1 Fun size I Nliitli' or ir.?.?'25'?""
Homici- 01113;; ;::::Iiastee:cluswély toilets. The claim was referred tot Special each .... saw” u; p. H”. “I “rim: GUI .-
martial 1:02;; use for publication ofiCnrporaHOn (vottnsel Edward J. Quln- ‘ - ' . IWhltE'C ochet‘Sp . in” 5;... “I. WW: 5238
.. . ' not-"m . .- . . r . m t ._
all RM‘GM‘W“ ("edited to ' wn furnace int-“NH of n (om - t .
not otherwise'h} mistptperwa'fid “3°? Taxpayers on (‘anfleid Island. Thll'd’ A good- . rm atr . “he appearance and long “an“ Sm». “m“, twiltxirvt‘a l ,,
the lobat'nQWS Wihgtr‘fn 3‘,- sp@ I District. as forecaster! in The Sentinel vacating] at home ‘dunng the winter season. quality. Pu“ him cmormn I
All rights of?“ i‘ ' .. . . ' i' , ' w * «3.. . $4 '
slat dispatches htrt'in are also reti‘NP'deV'tp'g'tti‘T’gjg gagging”??? ‘Nearly allipcople who take a vaedhon'mke “0*”! ~ 5" 39°C” Spuial. Filth :
”I'M- I‘ans er 0 fl ' ' x ' I‘i ‘lh o u b' .
rope ' “ Bi Met. in the tire air of outdoors. i “at-m r 1“ ”wk Sktrtm l m
p ”y to me Pm“ 'I‘axlnt; II it P Mercerlzod finish, good serviceable hungry“. ram... “,2“ I If
‘ ‘ ‘ :ii-
e linings; thirty >II\
quality. Vi‘orth 89c. it
69c
'fumacc is cattlntntlly bringing this freflihlr
fittfiift‘an"fifini
who“ 3 mm. mm mm .0 Com-w-
NE CALL . Myron t". Osborn. who was in- . , . -, -. ' .I ------ ‘ '
. PHD 92 'Infm, In r . ... conditions and indoors tn a heated condition. Attenyou Special. ”rd ' " M" “"1‘
“new Roms..— . ‘5tillctt‘tl 8 tea . T N k , Ivnrd ............. .
BusinessMoe-‘fl. 'submit a report at the he“ comm have decided one-warm illl' furnacehe'cer- mm aim: ‘0 h”, C I - IR I
' once—1 , it _ _ I . . . . ‘ s Mlewattractlve patterns. ,0 (”Ha 32 p ..
Nomi! much ‘ mp: "3 tum *0 KM“ “ind?" ”'5“ ‘9‘ “"19 My ‘: tine tints-n. Wampum. $2 50 Hit and nti~> mi. the; al
Special. dozen ...n. I new sanitary Tagr in
Health Officer William J. ‘rne'y. 5i.
1).. in his annual report to the city
oity«tditor.’s Residence-41492.4. l
- 1" Residence——
Bustness Manage I $1.29 Special. «inn
and you have no other decision to make.“
Berkley“ Cdmbric
~W...—.._...w.... .. M..-
the'
Special. .VH rd ...
1062 -_ a c0uncll made the following vital rc‘ ”w furnace is a STAMFORD. .
Ii'fiorI'Ix" 0—21.1—72. commendations'. ~ Yard Wide - 35c curtain “Min“
--- .-. -- -" l. ‘A system of sewers should “be in- , I‘Special. yard ........ Win”. and ”...... . 2*. W
O < asmnm9nl (”I (it a ‘7 35¢.
"‘SONI‘C NOTlOE stalled in the lower section of
m Yard -Wide‘Cltallics
. Man'
Communication of Oiqu . Y _.
.ctond ltstttct. 3 “new in Per-sign efl'pcts,
A Special .
. i . , , . . ‘
rte: rdoigeitguobgg‘ss. 33:38:; 3:: 2. A 3,",th insmtion of the city \\ hen you buy .1 bTAMl‘OHD furnace “ “c ‘ Couch (“H K
e - . . .. ' , - . -- . . , .- , , “om. . , I .
12th, 1919, 7:30 p. m.. sharp.'x$t:'<.xy.lsltould he «Ergo. ...id witereveiKihetT‘I 3.0.1.3“. Protected by h.t.}mrs expefiencc “cup yard ......... 25¢ Stflpu Bagdad ..t .. m
M. Degree. All Master Masons :III‘P newern'exl [’12. tees-poo s a on - mm.
GI'IY Blamts Special. each ..... $2.25... ‘
and fraternally invited. gnomes mm,” b, “mush” in manni'achtrlng heating apparatus.
' roll nine. soft warm cotton Blank»
HeaVY Drum-rt
Attest FeroehntsIIt: yFolIggH I '1' A "'0“: and '00“ mpeflor FIImIml t ith alum imperfections
: - v . I e s. 17
ROBERT M. WILOOX. W. M.. 1’“ ‘N‘Olm‘ 1- . “'03-”, 3.100 Yard Wide sultnblc "‘sim
Secretary. . '1. All milk ':.':ed for domestfl‘ pnr- . S 1. pair ........ ”0"“er and hump «Piaz-
“ _‘_____-_--.._,._. ~m-w—— «'.pmes stmtld be msttlcrizcd. in th" I _ , Spat-int.
White and Tan Blankets yard ............. 69c
Heavy. warm and her-viceabie. Pull
{opinion of Dr. Tritcy this is the onh!
one. “’orflt 86.00.
been solution of i‘tc milk problem. i
Shepherd Check \uitinzs
Black and while. 51
PRODUCTIVE MEDICINE
. s g s f rd'cini ltuvc ._
Thrmfta 9 0 II“ I I. tdicni? Ft. Ah isolation hos-pita] for all in- .
under discussion rcccn.l_\ tn mt . tht‘liOtlS dist'linS should be provided. 1 ' 3'0““. pair ...... . I “'orth ll 59 5pm“
chem and “W “"“-"““"‘“ °’: n... report was remit-ti to ram". 1 . mm M .u C h T r
prime importance to iht‘ “'0'“ 3" man Dcodutc S. Davenport. llealtltl - ‘ My w" soft Inlah. “IN“: “Q“ ,m ”“0““!
’ . I . - . .~ . 't “‘1‘ : " 8,681"th 0.“ ”NH” ~. .onallt
what am. of n“. fi‘llli'iflll" twins‘ ( outnttttoontnn tot tuttlttt rtpot n I . .“c. Special 39c good ...“.mg tr: "n.
. .. . Iaction. ' ‘No ' & we 8 m S m can“ each‘ ....... ‘ ........ -.. Worth 35,.
u . i . . l fin v? ! .
illWh“ ““ "‘3‘ H I _ . . A resolution was presented Viv (‘ottn- other rlh ”m a in 0 "or Extr. Mme Turleh Special vard 29c
The first stage of nlt‘tlli‘ini‘ was, of. . . . . l ‘ "
~ctlmntt My ton \\. Osborn. finance cm.» w To ‘5 I
('Ulil‘St'. “the healing nrt', PJN'mfmitteeman. and nnnnltnously “31.th , 1 Size ”5x4” inches firmly woyen of Glass T0“'t till;
_ ‘ ~. ‘. _ .. . Q _ _-.‘____7__ ~____ ..-- #‘_ .-. g -- _ _‘ __ _,_._ ._, __ o I ~ .
among net'rotttnnct-rs titerc woe ltlllt authorized ( tty Treaeutet “lifted Roda -~ ~*' ‘ . . ~ ' . double-twisted worn. very ’0“ and Red and Mug {1“ .. "UV".
prt-tt “('1‘ of “'fil'tlili‘l_0ff (‘ifit‘Ilgt‘I it well to honor all orders and wornnt‘ ISENATOR WARNS mziwemrziféfiltrgggs:§; 2;:iuf.qdcm$:ta:n:n;::m unallhold .Morbhl. Worth ”“25. I" Special. 296
I I II I ‘- v - . . o '
m” nympho that Itnnphv mu... be ill. of the Washington street bridge co? ? ‘CI’VILIZATION OF E salami-1nd... “M. picturing. “.0“ 3000100 Men?" "“9““ Special. each ....... ,‘af't. ,
~ I - '“VUNWn N‘"‘"'“‘““ ”1 3“ “gum" ‘I'i a'paraliel‘to ”won't economic rights. A er the outbreako war the pan. ”-m” :3 ,. .I .
. . - 1 t‘ S l e . l . O...“ .
"m ”W a” “r "‘“I‘Rm‘ “I‘ to (In inmount not to ext‘cetl $1.500 at the' NIPPON MENAC the situation “Great Britain had slml»'l'se. Mr. Lodge “23‘. “abp‘pmoay:
ihnm. . - i t ti u ton tht res onsibilivy ‘lar priVileizes in this country. “The snow“! their at oda closing H -
r‘ - " . -v intiye ntctlit‘ini"."r'(Ifmrlm :"l'flIlIT it c {hark}: in tho “had!!!“ from Page Onci. com ”3011 lb" “103‘ naturally opting.“ in “m - - - 3‘" MI
”“‘“ ““1“: p".‘ i" “o ' a‘ n‘ ' ' l .. m id 9 , :to 5 tutti? tie-fail. 'h the as- more WMVQ, it not to say in»,
which still accepted disenSt- in n ncc‘Iadmlnistt-ative department. Bridle. ItJBmeoas 0 (3:80;; 8?. 5x11“: aumnmwuh'fiflh he: a, in their treamiot the Cub-i
Lodge. tow any co ac eat on: me - control 0' Cu l Web 1' .. . ”I .. . ~. l
1‘t‘onett-urtlon Committee (Ipprolll'lailoni
'tor the “310:” year of 1919-2”.
A of appropriation
submitted b;- t‘ity Tl‘t‘fl-‘lllt‘l‘ “'ilt‘retl t'ltinn. QSI‘c'f'llliy
serous control“ Japan exens over ' to on “on to obtain icoatrol of .
“k: ! Mnnchuria or Eastern inner mongolttt. 'Chiua. Japan hatralmost forced loan,
H n .1 i were to hold under ‘her control the on her. )lr. Lodge declared.
" “ «port of Non Yak.'a!l thc yharvea. all "it l! the Mk opinion of not
can can consent to any act or treaty.
that will extend the power of such
“ii-”nation Sis Japan over it country
when the
estuary evil. but dosed and treated ant
titted to trt-vellt it: Spread.
“an“ I . . .. . stzttcttto'nt
Now. "pt'tttitxt inc lilt'tlit'lnt‘. “‘lilt'll
“'1‘" “”h "‘ "‘I""":“‘Hm‘ “I hcI‘m": “‘“"""" 0m” ""W‘fl‘ ““‘mm’d ”WIT“: “tithe":fly..dIIII‘; (flini‘uigxfrnilway ternfinaiszaloo. including our Iforcign and other Mowers." he laid.
' [ilt\i‘llll”l’l of (lkcnw. t'it) mtditnr':: nml that of Louis S..fIneP\,a‘:-;uhnftnrg‘:;gliétpagmfmmitwo principal railroads. the managef‘that throatrnnd bribery were delib-
:- “ " I “ ‘ ment of our central customs house. erntely used. The purpose clearly was
titthv-r than Hi.-
to tie up in Japanese hands the teet
Ioi the resources at Chtna, at a time
when alternations W10 .
that they could not meta-re. Unless
some chum to node In Him remrde. ',
China will be seenro belamly mori»‘
paged to-the “phone-Crouch a my
and '0 inch on meat that (be alwady
acquired rights of aha nations will .
be eerioualy harm." ‘
I
» . -. ii-wt. clerk of court '- ~ . - . v. .. ..
it t‘ .t m“ 1111‘). ~ Mind plONCllUn at tht ltatt (‘onttr ’post office. cable terminals. telegraph
‘and telephone admin-trait n:-'. the ah-
i\ Hi ”11' lItIIITI‘i‘lV-
\lztym .lt-"-'llll;th imttotan “pt-owed encé.
b-‘II ownership and Control of the
“The printlt-al at-uutttcnl tttatlc
. "'-ll ‘ v- mvt'tnitt to tlctttott-l .- ”m“. w'to etl<tainml tht- tlt'llYt‘l’V oi tsululc , ‘
.m c.\tn WI ‘il - ~ - ;\\':l< lllll ntlrndztncc ill the tnttnt‘tt control b, <h'Itntttnt: to Joint] . .ltvnnsyhflnm IlailWay‘!lroui:h to (hi-
Intotttintz. (lint-[titty tllo .-tortnv Wt-illhq-t',vifi that Jill'iill ha,- t.“,mi,..d' at aidprfllfliflfi-"$121'ill9£;::;‘t?“f:ter‘t;‘le[li‘riit‘tr
, ... "“.".ll 0 .~‘ ‘Ci‘O‘s Wll0i> . _ _‘ . . ": '.-‘I.'“ ..~ .ttits ‘. _.
rlltlt urn will it pt lit 1 ‘(ltll‘Vllll'lt;nl.i)cl.l'll:lhl:‘lllvii: t “13:. “int right to finantc or build and furnish
Iwi-IrIp '{lI‘IlllI‘ll'Ilt:‘(iIb\' unit-5'31 " iI¢slIonI eullfllit's to all railroads; of important
' ‘ ‘ - on ' ' nines. meant and future. in that ter-
ln no instance do I find that Japan
. . . i
ltli it: tl'ilt'lttt during t:‘t‘ \\';ll' aitotd-t .
I I thuttr'o-lf as pit-need lali ntuht that there
(‘1!
striztn itx v'ilziw on it bi: >(-:tlc.
(it (‘Ulli‘m- “tillllt'l'llll \tml; «in done
l‘ntlt-nticd lltv trot-ting.
:tttmr; tht- >it‘k and wounded soldierr.
but still ttto . wonderful was the workl ‘ I—III. . V .. _
. . .. _ _ mm). and In} other improvements
anion: tho .t- H hon. tintst- who p;t-.:- . LENTI‘XA‘g‘JIz‘ga?!‘ gig‘LEIéEmI‘I’I‘ “:2?! f‘ "'3: ‘:::Ia:l'::agl‘l‘:§l'-thttt our people. through this Govern- in conclusion. the Republicon iender
I V t ‘ I‘ ' ' .
. , 4L . i ‘. ' _" . . ‘ mom. might. contemplate making in urged adoption of the amenxments
ml in.» mHH-H) WNW!" Wm 3““ "P: tiiuilf'lf‘fllvl: gttit'lrztermlno what Japan any of that ten-itory north of Wash. transterrini: to China the tight: in
1mm lilt‘ iillil\' wimp“ Fur tlwst‘ boy» . _t ‘7 l “ 3‘ ” '” s necemty' to con- ingtOn and east _oi Chi ago. provided Shantung given to Japan by the ‘ - I.
. i ihhlANAPOiJS. 1nd,. Oct. 11. tsltlt'r what she has done for 2h )‘Parfi- ' IC ~ t B 't i id 9 rm this work treat - ‘
buck bettcrf'l‘hai lilidllt' centralization of tmwcr in' Japan was chargul ébv Senstorl "ea .n a n “I0" p 0 .y‘
l ‘ for m. at: cheaply as any other rt»: Award of those rights to Japan. he
almost to .t than. come
Lodze with breaking lnnnmerabie said was “a m to m and to the
, . [Washington is a mcnacc to tltc wei-
than they went an‘zt}*~50mmhm¥ ““3 rutr- o!‘ the people of the I'nlted States.
Thpy had I was the statement by (‘hnrlcs E. Elm.
. . (finial. 'presldent of the National Asso
.L'atned on an average ton pounds m'clatlon of ‘RnilWay and t-Ytili‘tics Com-
The chief mime qt . itlie’nitmt'l's. before that body itt 'its RP!-
sion here today.
At the conclusion of his address. Mr.
'FTlmquist tendered his resignation I!
general solititor for the (unocistion.
lie ‘will become connected with a law
firm at St. Paul, Minn.
Declaring his faith in the various
state commissions, President vtElmquisl
d..nt champions of producing ltcalthleaid he believed that "under no cir-
. , . . I I .. :t‘llmslilh'W-S should the Federal Gov.
”blend 0‘ “54‘1““: ““0”"- thqu-‘h it ernmcnt attempt to do it thing which
the doctrine is- preached with Hill” canAbe better done by the states them-
cient power it will ultimately put the SP‘VPS-II
in the history of war“.
wcizht per man,
this was the instructions they received'
at the army 'czttnps in sanitation, hy-
giene and right living.
The funny thing about it is that the
doctors t'nezneclves arc the most {fr-
piedgee regarding her course in China
and'Korea: with violating the "open
door“ policy: destroying foreign com-
merce in Ma‘chttrin and Korea. lit-r
fundamental poiit-y.ohe said. had been
"steady. relentless aiming to get ulti-
l'l'llllt‘ control of the vast population
and great territory of Chlna."
“As it has been in the past. so it
will be in the future in regard to Shah~
lung." he continued. “Japan is steep-
ctl in German ideas and regards war
as an industry. She means to exploit
China and build herself up't’tntii she
becomes a power formidable to all the
world. She will use ultimately the
ptactically
aponsible bidder.
“Before acceding to this section oi
the Peace Treaty the Senate should’
carefully note what such -a gulp oi
Great Britain would mean. not only to
the Ulll‘d sale! but to ‘1] other na- RIP. '“d' m... .. We.“
(ions of the world flailing to do buei- .‘ 11m w;m_
nm with the Unltt‘d'sum' ‘l I. L'Boi‘uins ticket agent at the
mfihmluf "1° Wfifil lm- Bu’oktyaisriage union or the Thu-d
ment in defense of the' Shantung thIL. New York. I”? not It?
award was that China would lose nothdto Hummus: ‘hth m forty-
ins. u Jam merely "cured “all?! journos of bellllc‘Itlolots for the"
formerly holdi'by Germany. Senator?” 13.“ other WW
Ledge and. 4tie has teamed a few W! 100-!
"People shut their eyes to the moral mom file'l’rom its m» .
issue and the mahods employed bHer. 5",...“ I.“ l‘ié‘terfeir .
cause 9: treedozn and justice."
WMMH we.
at
. Hanan to get this claim. and do not this PM Milled and.“ to
unlimited mun-power «of a . ‘ _ . _. i. . m“
(‘ltlnn for military purposes.Ijust as}mc£8 "mom” and 9" itical 3‘8 that anyone has Inoculated in show.
Attention is frequently cali- lint: Mme“... m." “m cm dur-
MI" 1“ “flulffllsm’ Maia rials
Wino. _
m nonwm
tunes-on to
Germany and Austria used in their '94 to the fact that the German conces
) ' ,l nah h .
3331215 Q“? man-power 0’ “‘9 26.000: sion does not include the entire prorv- fiomurflr Holstein ‘Ms m a
G ~ 8‘ 8;! who were utterly opposed '0 ince of Shantung. some 35,000 square; MlIMt an, mu“ .1“
e‘rman omination, to. promote their miles (about the also of lliinois). with Iknowledge be ‘ In this “I"
solgtlnes of meat. Um VIII be a M‘mm.%.me 40 millions, butistu II in Il.ll lily ”.1 I‘ll
ena ed to construct in that ‘vay “only the “my," gut-rounding the Bay icon-(kg m, m g . MI ‘
power which will threaten the safetylofmochow me 200 square mile; in: came anus . Hiya: ' ~
. -. . . . . . ; W
sign}: “stifled.” She ”Jim “d"nciiexftent. "m o istion of 195.000; .h‘lftmpm...m« m
I‘ndfl . out». ,"nd't’u ”In“ dad, that Japan‘ m; M- ‘8“:de t“!
there. and China dew as Die ‘bsa Mind’to mtore-to China the'fii’en‘m if”; m
means to develop it, she will threaten I N
_ “The American people have not
doctors out of a job. except tot nc- boon convinced that private operation
, . of railroads is a failure." President
Eimquist said. "Public service com-
missions face several trying years.
Regulating oiTit-ials, federal. state and
municipal, have their work cut out for
them. Only a'more complete under-
standing on the part of all concerned
will result in arbettertneati of Obadi-
______,._____._I_ tions.“ .
‘ ““010 ms.
cident cases.
If the world will catch the flame of
themselves
We hwel’mroummtflt riilizeut‘t
enthusiasm as the boys
have caught'iit. 'disensei'wl'li be on its
death bed in no time.
. . . . _ . . political rights our even this ‘em‘Itlcullt-M‘” ...] . h -
SOUTHERN m A “SQUARE" MEAL IN BUKO um I . m of”: only the! W mtence‘
. WINA. “But the cunt h t h w .n - 00 be m the coin in his pocket I . > , Th.
Th.) sztdeu‘itnl eitperts believe that Onco in ,V’NY “verity-four hours the menace mo; thIiIiId It; 0:,- 2". old $9M? ”3M“ “lagoon-e- seen: and replaced "With a modern nu 1’ _ "mammal-11ml .
I ' 1"" '"'§h°"""' “W“ “W h“ 0'“ M mama. not. of tuna m Donn. he .
attention to the moat slum sinzle 5 The fact that the com 1 w M I
hot: M tim‘h'mvlfleeflifl" ‘as new and without 0. MW“
0
~ ”mans-I: “fin-“wan 0*
which they forced China to accede mum“ the ticket "at w“; ,u ;_
'starvitig‘peopie'bf‘ Cbltnnea are allot-
ted from the public kitchen ‘a'slngle
portion of momma" (a; Kind: of native
rice) and a thin soup of potatoes or
beans. “This." writes Bernard-Inch
ermn. representative of the Joint Dis-
tribution ‘cbnjm'i’ttee, Which is lit
charge of the relief work made possi-
ble by funds raised by the American
Jewish Relief committee and similar
organizations, “is all the nourishment
each person eon get." Colomea, he
313196.15 o dityln tlie' “Willi
modes conditions tgofirilly in not
section of the Near East.
dismay: Vincent-mm ‘
‘Vtai" mm d“ mm as
motegiojpgrmo’geone.+maeemm g.
or bet-flowed‘fiy afntfiita‘l-Eh'uplm at ‘ '
mt «or W " . .: -
unless we carefully maintain a very
superior navy in the Pacific. the my
will come when the United States will
the South is the ideal raising ground
tonnage. antif’liatie Iboonriiodluoflng 1;
campaign of ‘e‘dticaiiontto that-4 effect
’ 0!‘ some tiliio. Practical traits of their
labors are indicated in figures which
show the increased pot-k production 6!
one southern state.
, Mississippi marketed about 7,609
hogs is St. Louis five years‘nEo. Last
year the same state sent 59.70fIhogtI!
I to the smile centrniwmarket. «lowing
.' the’inrst tltree‘montha ot abdomen;
.yeacimmémssm out-'01 the
stamens dirty-«tress new
exmeg'tn «he. chow-mm t
pm&m.-I _' I ' _;
Pal-t mt this tremendousz—wm
CE
I l ‘
i
l
l
,, .'.-:_-
; m .Yomwnnmcmm on; titanium ‘
'WWW em , «-
“MW”. : . . days one. «half-woo and w 3
in-n‘tiitit'ryéorjnnat'mnm ...t. . W andmbomhdtolfilma :
-...
:‘Jfi x— I; “7: r.",'
Hill F T.i\'n' 4‘
clu‘"
"But there is one slher We"! Mectod‘ty theme-Ives Io'rennln nn ' ‘
more decisite ‘0 my mind than "“3- der the absolute control and direction- octo M t| ’ »
n is a great wrong, this civil: nowamnpm... _ 63"”; xhgmt m 'It' '3" sonar! mm . m ‘MBGE
Morally it is indefensible. and it Is no 50,“, team "fled tnctude “me. ~ Sfi!‘ I ' - . ’ ' I I M‘s.
, . till“! [I t‘mt 88h.” .t, ‘
“"1." to ”y m“ 'e ““99 ‘° "We“ unload temmls. telemvh end cw IInlszale giant aging: is this «i
‘° ‘ 9 Gem“ ”We °' 3M hie.omc¢a.W'fecmfiel. customlcuns to it until none-one I we Cit y NMOIla] Bank
. 4 f ; ' -
Germfin movement, and. for the time. . “I o the heart of China {to prove that he 3‘ the 6 "IL L ‘I I I -
t . -lt.. The Preside-tans gone ,. '
out ortds‘way to any that macaw. f .. .
_ ‘ ‘ 5;; _ f)? .» -.
inconven- ‘nc‘r‘ to: TONIBHTI lilofe. no... Capt. P
, 3m.m...¢ mm .thrv'tmfiuicbeleon, Hit
¢ 'm, for I variant: I." M
tattettte place ‘ot’m tom! an uncommon. bettinmont.te“hgmn Men m . .. *Mwmun old Boston Lodger Bystei t0.
MIMIMFW‘M‘
“Dominion stotefiflm
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