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junction Sweeps
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Midis—SEWER
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. 'l‘l‘M’lU, Nov. 61. 'l‘lu- dispute
.. ...ii.m mini-rs \khit-li resulted
., i' 81- country last Friday night cun-
r.».: .l deadlocked today. with leaders
n. “‘n- h producers and miners agreed
lint! he refusal of the Department of
Jih‘. w to withdiaw the injunction pro-
(w rut-rigs against officers of the I'nitcd
Workers t-l‘ America had sw pl
of
Mill:
awn} hope of immediate settlement
the strike.
As the approvimately 45.000 miners
lur-
ther steps had been taken to reduci-
Rhe menace of a threatened coal short~
rennimed idle for the sixth day.
age. already imminent in some sec-
1t'tll.~ .
.s‘i-t Pass-'llgt‘r trains had been re-
no: I Mum service on railroads in the
Iilltiul .. west. and Federal Fuel All
1:.il.~-it.t:or Gaifleld had been clothed
um. .ull authority oler luices. distri-
l..:m-.. :tud :‘hipuicnt of fuel.
Continued on Sixth Page)
Misfiiiiit‘ili“
tinnitus
long Gets Life‘ Imprison—
ment for Killing Woman
ivN’l‘l’lClJl‘IR, Vt. Nov.
1 with George H.
it“l (If “[13.
ml
' vtey-(leneral
... . t-d
moan had been no] mossed.
IL- was convicted last
x or in the second degree.
tilt. tr.
Lucina C.
(Continued on Page. Six).
t‘A PTURE.OF ISHIM
BY THE BOLSHEVIKI
LONDON. Nov, 6.~A Russian Bol-
shex-ist communication received here icompan)‘ managed to cover the city in
.‘Ieports the capture oi Ishlni (7:7 miles'part and assert that the places of tht
Li’dtiistrikers will be filled. The retail (111%.
also ll‘S have refused S ’
claims the capture of 1,000 prisonersfcommissien per week.
of Pctropavlovskl. with
The communique
north
prisoners
.lt T's't Tluzuluk.
' '1 'PENHAG EN. Nov.
Lilional Tidcndc.
lashkars (from the lndian fion
.nd Chinese, the latter bein:
.\ in. had received training in Chi-
iltiVi retired officers from E1110—
{'lllllf‘S.
illliMiNl OHWHS WIN OHIO
, is fill AWAY?
! ei'usal of the DepartmenthEIieVed That
of Justice to lVithdraw In-f
Away
ruminant
it‘nn'iinued Increase in Coal
Production in ‘Vest Vir-
be:
bituminous coal mine operators
in
, ,i 't. It (-tvssation of production through
6.‘*'i\ll‘$.
w .121 Parker, of Barre. who was in-
I.ong for the.
Broadwell.
ht- (-mupelled to stand trial.
F. C. Archibald an-
today that the case against
week of
Bli‘h.
at whose house Long and Mrs.
..._ in tell were alleged to have motor.
.- ' lL’ilt she was killed. and who has
.. irru'hile been in prison awaitingher
6.—The Bol~
lzi are reported to have recruited ' tributes 20,04”) quarts of milk daily.‘
t-e of 80.000 men from Pctrozrazl;
in orzanizing the defense of that ‘I
.ecording to a Rcval dispatch to;
The troops in-
‘E’FERQ REWARD _
FOR A RENT
Another indication of the
Acute scarcity of rents in. this
.zty is disclosed in a notice in-
»e_:‘ted in The Sentinel. Weary
.1 fruitless housedmnting, one
firmly has appealed through
5333 paper for help. A reward
’9 $5 is offered to anyone who
erI find the advertiser a. “nice
rent of 4 or 5 rooms, with im-
provements ' ’ in South NM
Sr) far no claimants have m
3} The Sentinel ofice for the re—
Wird.
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'NiW "loin“ 7
DRUG this
to (ill smut
PROHIBIIION *
AMENDMENTS
All Four
Proposals Were Carried,
With Large Wet Majori-
l ties Against Crabbe En-
! forcement Act
EXPERTS FIGURE
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NEW YORK. Nov. 6.~»—Uniou drug
store employees, from registered phar
macists to soda clerks and porters.
struck in Greater New York today to‘
enforce demands for higher wages and,
shorter hours. The strikers are en-
rolled in the United Drug Clerks’ Local
which claims a. membership of 4,000.
No figures were made public early (0-;
lday as to the number who obeyed the:
.strike call.
1 While
l Dr. Royal S. Copeland. Health Com-i
BUT THE RESULT.
ition to filling prescriptions and he. ex-‘
pressed confidence that public healthl
’byLargeLaWeS MEXICANS ANfiEREll 3
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carried the four prohibition proposals — “ k
missioner. said nearly all the pharma-L
cists owning drug stores had assuredé
him they would give their first atten-f
. . . . i
, the I)rOhlbltlonlSts_would not be endangered by strike. l
Claim That Some Amend: There are 3.500 drug stores in the:
i ments Have Been Defeated 'cily employing (.000 persons. :
com'upi’s. Ohio. Nov. 6.-~l..ile n». -
turns today from Tuesday's prohibi-
tion election in Ohio s:-cmed to shattei '
Ivoted upon by majorities ranging as ‘Tictims Are Gen. Martinez!
ligh as 75,000. 7 . '
Unofficial returns from 59 counties. and Three ASSOClateS 1
the election night prediction of SPCI‘I‘~
tary of State Smith that the drys had
including all of the wet centers and ——- :
big cities. showed Wet majorities on
“'A-SHlNGTON. Nov. 6.~-Execuli0n
under the “Icy Inga" of Gen, Leopoldo ,
Diaz Ceballog. formerly of the Max
icon airing: Capt. Pedro S. gonna, ~'
5 Antonio rizaba and Patricio unseen
(Continued on Sixth Page) ‘ has caused great indignation through-g
' out Mexico. according to advices to»
day to Washington from the Mexican
capital.
‘vcn. (.‘eballos was well known in all
parts of Mexico. Fe, with the three
other men killed, were accused of a
plot in Tactica, a suburb of Mexico
city. and were arrested by a squad of,
Federal soldiers. The courts granted
a 'writfof ampar. which should have
given the prisoners every guarantee
of t‘u- Consiitution. l
g The military authorities were order-
,’ed by the court to turn over their.
prisoners to the civil authorities. but
in the face of this the report was
made that, the men were killed in an
attempt to escape. This is the same
law under which Madero and Suarez
all [our proposals. and unusually lal‘gt‘
wet majorities the (‘rnbbc Prohibition
liniorctment act and ratification ol
GEN. animus ,
, Might BUREAU
Seeks Advice From W’ar De-'
partment as to National
Guard Plan
“HARRINGTON. Nov. b.-Ad.julani-
General George M. Cole. of Hartford.
Conn. was here. yesterday and speni
considtrable time at the'War Depart-
ment. talking oxer with the head of
the Militia Bureau the details involv-
ed in conuettiou with the proposed rc-‘
\‘dl‘cz was executed in Vera (‘rur
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inmate of Stamford Hall. ‘
were murdered and Gen. Francisco Al- sanitar'mvu hm'0- d0"? “‘10 a We“ on
jibe outskirts of the. city. last night. aft-‘
Cloudy Tonight and Friday.
”wean:-
Communist Uprising. With
New Administtation Mod-
elled on Russia'n Plan, Has
Been Proposed;
SHMEEEEFIMNS
m altruism
AiGeneral sustain: an In-i
dustrial Cam of the:
Place
{FINDS CITY OWNS *
PARK PROPERTY AND
MUST PAY $10,400,
The City of komlk must take possession of the diuputed Betta and Author-pa tracts of land
bordering souview avenue on the East Side for park pmpcrty, and pay the Nor-walk Investment
Company $10,400 with six per cent. interest from September 11, 1911, with certain. material deduc-
tions, according to vitally important finding: included in a. committee report submxtted Judge How-
ard .1. Curtis of the Superior Cour; yesterday.
The committee comprised William Conley, Jr., Robert B. Morse and Arthur E. dossup. Attor-
neys Light & Light, of Wuhingttm street, represented the Bridge Construction Commrttee. Attorney
A. A. Shed. of Stanford, muted the nor-walk Investment Company. ‘
0n Septunber 11, 1911, the voters of Norwalk, at the polls, ratified an act of the Moisture
providing that the city acquire within certain limits, property on the But Side for the construction
of a park. The committee holds that this land become the possession of the city by this ratification,
and included the hem and Aisthorpetncta.
.. W’ . ”7..
' The tommitlve finds lbai the city
Couitry Was to Take;
1
ESSEN. Germany. Oct. 15 (Associat-i
ed Press).~lnvestigators for the‘
Deutsche Allgemelne Zdtung, of Ber-s
iin. claim to have discovbred plans for-
a Communist uprising D depose the?
present German Government. and to‘
established a new one. umdelled on the
Russian plan. which wflld be nssoci-f
ated with the present Russian Soviet
system. The investigators assert that:
the proposed revolution I: to beasaiatW
ed and otticered by Russian Bolster-
ists. and that the outbretk is to héglni
in the Ruhr coal distrifl. Thin re~
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(Canaan-«Pam six). i
INMATE 0H '
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SANITARIUM lllVES ;'
INTI] A WELL
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2
New York Man Left Note, I
Telling Where His Body .f
Would Be Found 4
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STAMFORD, NOV. 6.—An
a
escapcd‘
.
private .
w r leaving: a note with information as
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organization of a National Guard in . . t0 where l‘ir‘ b0d)’ could be found. The
Connecticut. ELHSE EHNTEST 'anthorities at the institution from’
(lent-rill (‘cle inquired particuiarly “hich he escaped refused to give
about the minimum strength that the man's full name. but the police
would be accepted 'as units. The
IN lll/lllllili‘ll]Z
'BAI.Tl.\lORE. Md.
outcome of Tuesday's
election is expected to we . definitely;
settled today by the canvass ot‘ the rc-f
turns by the election supervisors. .
The latest unofficial returns
(Continued “on Page Twelve).
HARTFORD Milli I
nmvas STRIKE.
Nov. 6. The.
gubernatorial .
made
5 :Albert C. Ritchie. the Democratic nom-E
,inee for Governor. winner by 326 plu-l
HARTFORD' rality. Chairman Tait, of the Republi-‘
Nov. 6. *Although
gmands for an inCI‘GRSO in wages. the will require several hours. and the re-i
suit probably will not be known until
tonight.
Accordinc to the unott’icial returns.
, . . and ”1° “1‘0“” rett county missing. and estimated. is:
fist-1e drivers and inspectors refused $il Ritchie. Democrat. is 111.1“;
Nice,’.
and 313.
Although the company dis- Republit'im 110.818. '
on Page Twelve).
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I ZlNVESlIfiA‘lEMIlli
‘Judge Light Is ‘
Invit_ed to Conference.
Anion: New England men of promi.
'nence who have been invited to be; .
present at the international conven-V NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Fedo=ral.state
tion of the Y. M. C. A.. at. Detroil.'and-municipal authorities today began
3Ixovember 19 to 23. are Ernest Hillen- investigation of the action of several.
gbmnd, of the Florence National Bank. “large milk distributing companies in
ixorthampton, Mass: “’ard C. Bryant.’increasing the price of milk in N
of Greenfield. Mass; Judge John H. York city.
Light. of South Norwalk. and Ens-'3 According to Health Commissioner
worth Horton. of Windsor LOCKS.’Copeland. the increases. made effect-
Conn. ive yesterday, will increase the city's.
‘ All of these men have been keenlrimiik bill by 31.000.000 for the month
interested in the work of the Y. M. C. {of November alone. ‘An addition of
A. in the rural field and in making one and one-half cents a quart was
countwe more interesting to young _mnde to the price of "Grade B" bottled
men and boys. milk and corresponding increases were?
Others of prominence who have been made on other grades. 3
invited include James R- Garfield, f0r-' Officials of the milk companies mama
fmerly Secretary of Agriculture: Proliitain the increase-3 were made necesA'
iAlva Agee, of the Department of Agri- sary by wage increases granted to
:culture. of New Jersey; Dr. R- W. their drivers early this week in order
Swetland, of Peddie Institute. Highs- to avert a. strike. . 3:
town. N. 1.; President r. w. Mnanlr, L“ L. n. Horton. president of the Sheets
0! the Michipn College of lines; field Farms Company. one of the In!"
President Kenyon L. Butter-non. nuke eat W has been, “M7
«e- -...
er of the
:pmmiscd Mayor Hylan yesterday they
lwould-returu today at the old rate of
had been asked to look for a 7\ELIIVC()LIV AVE. HOU’SE
Continued on Page Twelve. . .
lflNfiSHflllEMEN
BAEK Al Wflllli:
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.“’TII€‘ strike of
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:mim-ly 101) milk wagon drivers employ- can State Central committee, claims'w‘mm longshoremen. which has tied
'ed by the Bryant & Chapman C0“"(th(‘ official canvass will show the up port activities here for several
‘pany failed to cover their routcs Yeshelection of Harry “.1 Nice. , tWOGkA appeared to 113"“ been WORN“,
=terday. gomg on strike. to enforce de-; The work of canvassing the i‘v'lll‘ns ‘today. ‘
The deciding factor was the surrend-
"insurgent" strikers, who
pending 'a decision from the Na-
nd 2 1‘2 percent. the total votr for Governor, with Gar- ‘13-“ -
tional
‘ rehearing.
Adjustment Commission for a
time‘
The insurgents. who at one
5claimed more than 20.000 members of
t
t
(Continued on Sixth Page)
MADE LAST NIGHT TO 5
‘TWO MORE ATTEMPTS ‘
PRICE INCREASES ENTER RESIDENCES;
i
It was reported this, morning that
two unsuccessful attempts were. made
to enter houses last night. Vi’ould—be
burglars tried to force admission by‘
way of windows into the homes of L.;
"H. Adams, 4 Courtland place. and Miss: will be intensified through the use in;
Sadie Bodwell's. Seymour Rtrect. The,
prowlers were frighteneo away before
they had the opportunity to enter. andg
no articles of value are reported miss-g
lug.
BREAK WINDOW AND 7
STEAL FORTY CEN'I‘si
“
Pettv thieves eflected an entrance‘
{FIGHT T0 PREVEN .
of Ntil‘wzllli must pa}. with six per
' ' ‘ l
. I trout. interest from September, lull,
NflRWAlK TEA i ‘lhe sum oi $10.40" The llvtts prop—
; tci‘ty value was fixed by the commit".
the l-‘airfit-ld (‘ounly Saxings bank by
,thc city. about $140 tor taxes and
The Nor-wall): Telac‘lliersédAsapcialfiqn time cronies. including Councilman The suit “,“L Inuit-drawn m" and
flies another ma S] e t ay it new John bhechan. Toni Murray. John Hm" excited ninth interest in this city
1 ‘Eli $5.00“ and the [\lis'tlmrpH pvoperty
I .wilholit the housc mrncd away ‘7’ ”7"
l ’ ,t'il). at $4.1ml) The house value was
‘ plat-ed al Si 40“ The tollowiua «iodine
lions truth the sum 1-! $10,400 arc al-
fuRCIBI‘E FAB! lowed. stain: for a llllll'iilili!“ paid
‘ ' "sew‘r ass-*ssnicnts. SKIN) paid to Dud-
' -' Th ' ' Fred Hall. the noted pool playei “ho M, ',, ”m. h. H". m‘ m Mnnurm
Flre Anather Volley In elr “'“"*“" a“ “"0" U‘“ "0““"‘-" ““1"“ ‘ ’4' liiin ‘loi’ timing uu‘ Ml-Kumirr snaz—
Battle for Better Wages :h'ibitions. delighted a big crowd at the mom ”m (m ”w ”my “mm“! mm
_ ‘horwnlk bowling alleys. last‘ cut-lung. $1.770 lor n inorlL’aKP “PM by AIN‘T!
tncludlng quite a number oi his old» “film” on ”m lltxlls prmirrtr.
battle for better wages to met their "’3“ “n” 7‘ numb" "' ““9”“ “W" “C" When the llridze (‘tmstrm'l ion com—
increased expenses, m presenting 50m" in thr» “good old days." were his cron- "m.” did 'pav the Norwalk In-
interesting facts and figures, in ”1" ies. l’or, be it known. that Fred is a Hmtmo-nt coutimnv‘l‘or the two vrncm
form or a budget :fegsefigtfialt:3‘)“,.1‘ ,‘ ‘Torwalk boy and h‘flgfm his 331:}: :7 of land. action was brought through
5:23“ one 0 e I l V ‘ 01‘- the F191 nigifti-iwiii 1a do llllll‘\ "\Hmnm NW” ‘4‘?“ the committee ap-
' ' " Id" 0‘91 ' q ‘ pointed to imesttga; ~ the claims
nut
" , " ~' .,l , , t: ,,,. . , . .
meg to an unfortunate “an 'm. When “i ouldl. tautl h A“ ”I ”h I“ The Fairheld ( ount) Savings Hank
of figures, yesterday. {hp 30tual ”-‘m " cracks. . hcld 'l morl 2321‘ for 3| 642.!“ A lore—
bcr 0f teachers in the SChOO‘S 01> 3"" "“1133" said Mr. Slicehan. in telling ' ' '
closure action was started in October,
walk. which is 139, was made to rum , ., w mm}. --]‘,..d “mu 1., pint-it
I ,, s ., . l . =
319- and the correction is gladly "‘4'!" =lct‘p on a I‘Wll’mblev and “PM :i‘i‘t‘Hbu-i‘ :hwlfi’ilt“ "xiii I“(I-ovilliiivttl.‘.:-“iir:irt‘l:
UN"?! Dige't Champions cause. 1 l U ”)2. day and night. up H‘ 1k“ ll '1 wife. 1 it (I'Uklll‘l “as w|lllnut
The Literary Digest. or May 10' 191"” .. .- ._ (Itumnmn's. and other places." billiard I U i ‘ ~
.' i 'iliv .4. . .
in a strong appeal for justice ll pd) \. thouzhl 1"“ V‘ 13‘ mm' “”“m “vlien the city min-pi in.) house of!
among 0m” but what he did last night vuas‘
.1 l‘. al‘h-l.‘
"litutiraot. to Show one of his most
'1..iu .Li' slums. however. “hich is
to puclivt the entire 13 balls. at one
>ill)l_ l lime seen him play it lrequent»
ix, and have yet to see llllll miss”
50 BENTJUMP ”
« m llllill’llllli
Coal dealers of Norwalk lune in
'creased the price of coal fifty cents.
The new pidce affects only coal to he
school teachers,
pertinent things:
“The teachers ask no larzess at llil'
hands of fortune. They entered their
profession for service. not riches. But
they invest years and money in pre-
paration for their life-work. and the
knowledge they gain is shared with
says. iizi .-
thv Aisthoi'pe propirt}. lhc Not-walk
lun-stm-nt company through iiudlev
l". Hoyt. nnr Hi the stockholders. MINI
tht' (ll_\' for the value of the structure.
but lost The (-ninlllillec now allows
the investment compan) :1 40h lm tho
house
+1
:Mtiltttuw lilVEN
lilli MAJllllllY
“7—“.-
Democratic Candidate for
Governor of Kentucky
(lives Many Reasons for
His Defeat
Illl‘iSVIIJJi. I(\‘.. Not it On tho
Continued on Page Twelve.
SOLD THREE TIME
WITHIN SEVEN WE KS
Real estate transfers in Norwalk con-
tinue to boom. Rent—payers unable
to find suitable vacancies to lease or
rent. arescrambling to buy their own
homes. One instance of the real es-I
late boom is interestingly disclosed in
the negotiations invclinz a house and
lot at 12 Lincoln avenue. . The re-
cords show that this property changed
hands three times within the last sevo
i
i (Continued on Page Twelve).
(Continued on Page Eleven).
carried in. instead of .shm'eleti from the
coal “shot in" $22.5u, The lncl'PH-‘l'
‘fnwv t.f tinol‘i’ilial rotuius trom all but.
en weeks. Originally owned by Ray-
think?” i'llt) lllt' oftlt-e oi (lover-nor or
Stambler and Meisel. Yesterday the CITIZEN “IE"
«rat, in Tuesday’s election. This in
coin street houses have been sold re-
cording to Republican l-‘tntr headquart-
SUB RECRUITING
'. known and best respected of our color- NBRWAm PEflPLE
{after an illness of less than. a Week.
tablished a sub-station in a cqbbier‘noon. and from "19 Kalli!“ SW“ A-
' be in Riverside Cemetery. l
A former service man will be in, Norwalk to the membership drive
and inscriptions. Interest in the armyi ‘itarian work or the " Greatest Mother
phrases to catch the interest of those? BABY DOLL FACTORY 'drawu to a triumphant close. A ham.
proterred their services and More
[factory adjoining Rocking Hall in the
fluid In Norwalk ill have been reach-
'pany. who recently purchased the
wagon through chutes into the bins
went into (-ll'ect Tuesday
ionc oi the 120 counties of thc state,
mom! and Epstein it was sold to Step
‘Kcntucky by a majority ol 29.992 votcl
house and land was acquired by Mrs.
the largest plurality a Rrpublican cans
cently to employes of the South Nor-‘ THIS M R
i
OFFICE OPENED IN ‘ed citizens, died at his home. 5 Brook
5 . l
Corporal George 7U. Park of the: The funeral will be held from his late MAKE RfimNSE
’ M. E. Church at 2:30. The burial will;
benefit of applicants for enlistment in. Born in Norwalk 58 years 11g”. hp!
charge. and the shop has been at-i ““0" he ”"9”“ ‘0 “"‘h “‘3 “"““‘?now in force effectively demonstrate.
tin the World" is not yet finished. al-
pianning a military career. 3 MOVING TO HOYT ST. canvas is being made this week by th-
.the drive has come to a termination
EMPLOYEE FROM (near future as it is understood that
led and awarded opportunity to re-
brick dwelling house next to the Hen iron!" in the Third M (3m M
(foal “carried in" will be $13.00, and
PflPUIAAR Bull-IRE“ tlcdwm l‘. Morrow. Republican. swept
hen Snragbv. Mr. Sargaby sold it to'
over Governor James S. Black. Hm
Teresa Horowitz. Several other Lin;
didale ever recs-nod in this state, ne-
walk Fur Dyeing company.
“'illiam Hamilton. one or the bestj
[JPPER NORWALKi street, this morning. of, pneumonia.
City Hall recruiting station. as 9.1.! residence at 2 o'clock Saturday after:
shop on Main street. uptown, for the.
. .. The splendid res mse of thc *o I
the army in that section of the city w“ nicknamed “Ham-Bone." a name,” pt I» p.
tractively posted with army banners‘SOOd “Em"? and h." WMCh h" “Vagitheir realization thatthe great hum-n-
local theatres of slides bearing luring ithough the war with Germany In.
men and women of the city who kindly
Hoyt street in to have another manu-
iprnctlcally every ma, woman and
'ENTERING BUSINESSHhe Beers, Keeler & Bowman Gom-
new their membership for 1920 by on-
Attorney: John Keogh and John '12:
im
an»
. ’f
into the vegetable store of E. E. . Dryer, of Washington street. arguedidl‘mn 3 Erwin 9“” 0“ “’9 ”caliber-{0.11.
Walteman. 9: Iain street. um last before the Supreme Court 0! Errors. in ly Side hue 110“.“ the “an“ 30 i In spite of the a“ not that tho
night. by shattering a window in the Bridgeport. yesterday. to upset the re- tthlt they 06" Julie the nmr!’ American ”we his the
reor of the some. Policeman my tad of Judge Walsh tom a mach-ace- to “doll up” the premise. mt
discovered tho brat. notifying, It. junction to m M} non-atom shave far an annotation at:
Wu ‘ ‘1" the mammwmwzfimmifiy
. an
monotone:
oreually nun-M to m m In
its entirety, there mu to...“ bus-
lnls of many American m h
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