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1920 __.-. . .. »‘CoNNECT'9;gAl-zg::av CATTLE 'EIRST PflNY EXPRE ,

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. The Gmgllligmaefi Izizmgz‘l; $23; Part of Shipment of 250 Reaching; ‘IXTY YEARS Ali“
Goods for the New Year are be, New “its; 2;:eed"? '" l 3
ing placed on sale, comprising the l '

but assortment, we have ever' NEW YORK. Jan. 24-—A shipmentfi . ‘ ClSCO. Jan. 21-3.,“ 60
down. it)! .250 cattle from the Island of Jer- ;‘,o:¢sb‘agfal: pony express which car-

.sey in the English channel, which ar- ried letters from St. Louis to San
E K. BANKS

rived here yesterday on the steamer .Franciscn in eight days was inaugm‘"
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1 .~ - made to
Manhattan. will be distributed among atfdfins’ffd:yt[ngggohlfnrlilglg airplane -
breeding farms in New York, New $38,; service. and _n-ai|.b|azlng nights,
Jersey and Connecticut by the veteri» 5 have been made as far west as Oina-I
South Nor-walk. nary college at New York university. ha.

' t t It was a great. achievement when
in an cfl’ort to improve .\ew 301'}: the pony express was ,started to carry

city‘s milk and dairy supply. it was the mail to the young but bustling
the first shipment of cattle to this State or California in 1860. its inau-

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country since the war began guration was preceded by the publllic‘if-

‘ ltion in a St. Louis paper in Marc 0

FIFTEEN YEARS IN ONE ROOM lthat year. of the following advertise-

inent:

NEW YORK. Jan. ilk—Harriet, “To San Francisco in eighty-days.
:Mrs. Philip Se'ih of Flax Hill Road Sears. :1 15-yetirs- old cripple. saw the :Thp [first ctalibnil‘lgfoltlll'l) 11:21: militia???
is seriously ill with pneumonia. big out of doors for the first time to» 3;? 3511);! ;! ' and. will run regularly
flay, “’1‘:an She was. taken from ”‘9 jwebkly thereafter. carrying letter mail

___C.vfinder l‘eborillfl- Shufelt’s Car- squalid east side rooms in which she '(inly. Telegraph mail eight dupe, let-
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at... Tel lbi33 um" boxn to St. Charles Hospital to. 3 The population N. San Francisco
_ —-—-—- Crippled Children. where specialist'.i’..nd other (tamumm towns eagerly;
Ml's' Harold Phlnll’i‘ Dr “NW”! .will treat her and nuns will seek to welcomed thi< service. brinkin; them.
street continues to improve alivr an train her undeveloped mind. limo touch us it dld with the states:
operation at the Norwalk hospital. Harriet's parents admitted to wfi- l from “ll'lh in: gulp Iiiliitlt‘rs tnuld uth-
' ' ,- fortune see «its nu migra et . 5

fare workers who found th irl that 'H - ..»- . . . . . .. . .-. .

——»—Mont.hl.v Cut Price Cigarette Sale.‘ _ 9 g 'len run.» Mum. td(h “4). “1,11.
1 » I '0 t they had never permitted her to leave changed iwiws r\'t‘l')‘ twenty-Lve'
10‘ a). "’2‘ ts‘ lllPl‘ room during the fifteen years of miles. brought -i.v pouches of mail.

 

lh . - . anr.‘<< the thousand tulle wilderness.
. 91 life. The t “ ,
Edward G. F‘i‘oeb. who has been ‘b r I y howl" It woud b“ The gun)- !‘\‘llt‘$§. “tin its fast i dcrs.‘
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serirouslv ill at his home on Lowe' 8” m m" to "3mm” constant.) ”" :imrn: them "buffalo Bill ((030091.
street for the axt ten da s i: 1i 'i \ doors. they said. “33‘3” l" t‘nd) ‘- ”W“ a 5'0““! "mail
u .‘ . s . f2 ' . . » . ,
. d p ) g ' l I’hysminns saw the girl appears in “as one of {he zumt romantic features
improve. , ' . -. . . .. . . ,
be bl‘ll-illl. although her education has (‘1 1“”131"“i‘:t‘;::;nl$::m§ifin;1:fii
— 1‘. ‘ .i ‘ :ivt :. x c ‘ : «
—Tlie JAZZ and other latest dances.’pl‘0gressed only so far "3 counting I“ me had F‘r)‘ sir-'32“! seventy-five.
taught everv ei‘ening. at I’ollevs. six and saying the first four letters miles a tin}. tut of'en covered double.
Tel 9.707 ’lOf her “A ll C's" tha; distance “Ruthie Bill” once

 

. minute a tzde of :N In ’ea‘ When the,
messenger with :35 taint-i: was kill»:
“S. Lottie Kemper ol‘ “.9“me . DANCIfi'L SATURDAY NIGHT .ed. Oiten chasm} by ludians or “snip-
. ’ ._ ‘ ‘ ' . '1 1.0“," A<:'.‘llll)IV ”a” (Vac) 3 nl :cd' b." mitiaus. the non." express i‘ld»‘
“horas ”‘mm‘ll to ”3" ‘\°r.“alk f l ' '. A ( 1r I I .ers were exposed to death at all times,
hospital on Monday. stiftnrin: with n 1‘ " l ““‘l‘O-‘l‘m “"h cathedral. fund the)‘ bmved min and snow Horm.
severe scalp wound received in a fall ‘l’lmi‘g- VOW” 80105 by Matthew ”(H-"5 ”a“ or an every-day "“55“ l
on {he steps of Christ church. \Vt‘Sl-l/ - _“"' “‘““ l 01:0 "If :he memorable achieve-
. . . . . .. . TWu wooo ALCOHOL VICTIMS ”mm“ 0 "“ "9“" “WW” ““9 ”'“t
M t.-i:- tecmtitng nmel). and will. ‘ v « idelirery of Lincoln‘s inaugural ad»:
John A. (.zinuon of Pitchburg. Max-summed in 1861. when all the \Vestem
n‘]d'(}u;[ay( Green. whom I“. was vis- country was waiting for the moment-il
DANClNG SATURDAY NchT tiling. dial. Drcsuiiiably of wood alco- [roux "NW "01".".9 caplm“ The 8““
r1 . . .. . h hvl linieonin: ‘lt Green's h i ‘ ' [dress was hurried ‘0 St. Joseph, M0..§
town Ashe-mm) Hnli. Gxace ”It“..- Tl . - .. . - . onto ioday. sthp "taking on Dim-p" of the pony ex-‘
9N. full ”(hmtm with (ailzedral. ic) bemme blind after returning tu’press. Wrapped in 0" skin 811d pm
u". “on... last nighi- ;in saddle bags the address was start-5
,fd on its way amid wild cheers. Fush I
_ _ iorse waited at everv ten il a '
» Some eo - ~ .9 ' m 9“ 'md
1 _ t t p l’“ “.‘P :hmf'“ “0!" 0'“ :the final ten miles before reaching San'
Mrs. Louise Butte; (2.“ Norwiilk id‘pmn 0 new only. '19:"ny ”I" (-v'esirli‘ranclsco was made In 31 mlnuteu.’
still confined to liQ-r lrme with Zi‘lll are at fault. The Inner] E”) (“3.5an he message. was carried by the rid-
‘ .‘ . . . ‘ ‘ ' rs _ .- ..
and pleurim. but i.» improving undiagbh“p cm“- '1" ““51""2'0" 5“ 5" lam :vtefrtifgleogflyzsllttl‘lgpfngii-ellhalt‘imlrnE
the care of lTi'. it. H. \Vnii‘e. She tiaSlfo’wmk' '7'" "18k“ -"”“" 93"" ”"l‘l'5milt‘s an hour. That was Wonderful.
been ill :~ince January 5". and friends ”40"“ Evcrvwliere. "1 those (“$5.

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hope for her sperdy recovery. ---‘* 3 “a-“ t

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Ii. wa: recently reputad to Game FADED OR GRAY HAIR] E T

\Varden “'ilhnr F. Smith tliiit Eu:

lists starlings were min: by the him If Mixed with Sulphur it Oarkens; ,
dretl-‘s on Cliimmons island. “'nrden so Naturally Nobody ; ARE CflNrnfllllNfl

 

 

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Smith went down and investigated can Tell.

and “1‘“? h" ”m"! ”l“ “”9“" '0 “a?” Grnndmctlier kept her hair heauli-l
been. considertiva (Xfl.f1g€‘l‘lll9(l. the mm. dat'kenNL zlossv and thmim.
“brim“ “”9 ”yum (m l‘flllldl)’. 5‘)" with n brew of gaze Tea and Sulphunl l

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9” "m'f “lmk b' ' n [‘l‘md ‘1' "l l\\hencver her hair took on that dull.‘ . , ‘ ‘ .
M.. Smith is of the opinion that they f. h! _ ~-i- 'k“ a eurunce mil}. luluhlt () (lT\, Jan. 2! TWO»,
‘1‘ “ m ' ‘9“ "‘ pp ' ' ' thirds of IA)“‘I‘1‘(‘HIIIOI‘HIR. equal in ex»
simple mixture “'5“ arplied “4th won» tent to Cuba and Porto Rico combin-
qprml “mic“ n,- asking at anv tll‘ll':5(}:l. Illnlliiln area in t‘liihiialiun equzil tu'

.. . . . ' .niz. am, me hold bv forel n i ‘1...
~ - . \wh: .. an Sui liiir . . it "it
start for \ \(t \- S'ige d P ‘ cats. according to Excelsior, The :tJ'i
- Compound. .VOU Will 1:01 11 large “0 :pl’l‘ Suites 71 secured its infiil'ttltlliun:
HARTFORD. .lun. L’l.»»-Thn Sillt‘ tic of this Ulll'lllllI‘ recipe, imIH‘OVI'u “‘0"! ”N- Aizriciilturnl llurenu of the:
bv the :iddi’. .r.n of other ingredients. n‘l ““W‘r'lm‘m 0! l'nmvntn. or develop;

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died from the Iiilltlrllliliv ul’ the Ft'l'i‘l‘.‘
wicttt r combined with n luck of fn‘ :1

STATE BONDS SOLD.

 

 

. ywuquny or 32.7.00 01 ti state 4 tr r mcnt
c-ut bond: iiiiiiurin: July 1. if'uh. rt‘tltl) '0 il‘i“- at ‘9‘) "”9 00"" T“ i There figurt-s me lit-int: studim'¥
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realized $2,227.30“, The HlCt‘i'Sn‘l'tll r‘lllllllt‘ mixiure czm lit- depended 1-40“ Wlth interest bet-miso- oi the constitu-

lbiu was 93.31 pm. Slim Loni Rich- to restore natural color-and beautv H‘- Lgmul provismudthv famous "\"i"""
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it: and ( mum. "l l 1-. (It) null the Il.‘.ll. "n. . '3’ d “.Ihln 1m) kilo” elem of the Mex-f
older bond Ililil~lt‘l.\ :i,;>.i<- :itt-d With A \\'t-ll-k'lti\\'ll tltm'nlnwn tll'llrd-V ii'nn frontier and 7.0 kil()"]§1ltzr< funmv
them \Vt re lll.- .~-iiwv2»-'»ful liltllli‘l'fi. lr‘flvs‘ p~.'.>1-\'l)idv uses \\'.\"‘ll‘-'5 SHE-1'“ Hm}. the coast linl‘. All l .nver (‘ulil‘i‘iinilhi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

except for ii. ft ‘v pnirw in the interior I
. . . is in the 1m ib'tc‘ 'll‘P‘l “'llll‘ ‘ '.

a '.><A 1-: »,: ‘.£ _ . . . -. - \‘l ‘ 'I -. l A. '. ( (III-
ito lK inn . li d in Lilui } butt 1. to. ”my!” n: N, .mmmll} and (\t nit thn liuahiin also m affected throughout "S.

The bonds \\'t‘i’t' suit: tn raise money lSulpltlH‘ (‘mzipuund now because i’ 1
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the estnlilisliiiii-iil of ii fund for the [nobt‘ilY can tell it has been Hill'llPd ' lung extent of {ranting l
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benefit (if sult'iri's lllitl sailors tii‘ ilit‘ ‘il's <0 0“,}— to “50' too, You SillllllV. ('ongrpss has b(".| asked to extant:
flat.» war and their dnpniidents. lilaiiivwn a comb or got! [Hush and druv. the President _authorit.\‘ tortilla: lniinsj
p ' ’ l-" t' kin" one gm.“ not to exceed mum" - < a . - ‘ l" pur».
y l lhm‘l’ll‘ »“ “r “H" " . ll pose of indemnifyixgz t‘uruiwn iii'w-(zstsl
l-“trnnd :it n tlmtfi Tl)” “10mm” "" suffering from the "'l’l'l' ”‘ua ‘lw‘r
umv li'lll' disminrars: after another constitutional :.:‘ trim in l‘t".' i to
l ' ' ‘ ) it in» i'eatorml a. {Muller and crr- :t l'tlltl‘i. \':i‘ti« «it Hit-
,lmuilit'flllml "l '“‘~ “ ' x {1’ tv invn'xed is c it‘rititius. e |).--9
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lite natural color and 100‘» 3-" ‘- (wine wh. i th . 1 "it lzinily :itliu ~ 'l‘l m
lsvfi and beautiful. “"l ""W'I‘. I'nitctl :‘lzltm. :iri- cmisLd-f
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.2 THE FIRST FOUR LADIES’ AKD MISSES’
‘53 ROUNDS Special at $15. FUR 'IRIMMED COATS
i $35 ovnaccms $25.00.

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MR. WILSON’S VIEWS PRIOR TO 1913

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In view of the revelations of Mr. Ray Staniiard Ilalfcr_ft~‘_10_ what ““150" (1"? 3‘ \113“\‘-\ ,ll‘m-i ‘
in my article cntitlet "The Terrible Need of Clear llimkmg , it IS well to see u tat .‘ 1. i will .t.

'n 1913. , ‘ . . ~ .. . , ;»
catccllIln \Vilson authorized a book in 1913 entitled‘llic .\e\v I‘rccdom , the preface «if uliitn in _'
11 Mb": . . . ~ - . ‘ . .
f0 (“Ishavc not written a book since the campaign. I did not Wfllt‘ ”"5 book at all. It “ ll“ "~

the editorial literary skill of Mr. \Villiam Bayard Hale, who has put together here in their l'lfdl'l \i 5'-

. ' . ‘ . . ‘ » - 3 he;
the more suggestne portions of in} campaign speu . -. . . A ..:
'And vet it is not a book of campaign speeches. It is a dlSCllbthn of a number of \tr) um.

' form of extcm rancouslv s okcn words." _ ' _
m ”11: field be presumed flint he wa's anccrc when he said these things. ‘ Nearly‘ the chitin. blind.
matter that had been advocated by Mr. Roosevelt iiid many other statesmen. =35 ‘0 6‘1; T l" f; ”\I‘
Some of it shows the narrow point of view «if thc u ritcr; but to some of it, WL can a it.tt'ti _\ .43...

) from :i )nrtiun: _
all}: t(f1: “1 CtllnjCCtlll‘C that there isn't any man who knows how to takc‘carc olt fill Illt' 13w
the l'nitcd States. I suspect that the pcnplc «it the [nitcd Mates understand tiiii min 1):.
better than any group of men in the confines (Ll the cmmtry understand them. _ .-
Page (,4: “I believe. an I believe m "“‘l‘lll-‘J clst'. in tlic’nvcrzigc integrity and‘llie arcing-t Hui. -.
of the American people. and I do not l)Cll€\'t‘ that the llll(‘lllg‘~'llcc ”f A’\mcr“3_‘"" l"' l’”? ll l 5
mission anywhere. I do not believe that there is any group of men of any kind tn “hum \\.
afitlfd to give that kind of trustccs‘liip." . . ‘
Pages. 65-66: "I do not care how \visc. linw patriutic, the trustees _ma_v be, I .llil\'_(‘ ll('\i r t» .:'
anv group of men in whose hands I am \\'llllll}J_‘ i.» iudge the liberties of America lil tru»t. _

If any part “i on, people want in he wards, it tllt‘)‘ want tn have guardrang put mm t i
tlicv want to be Children. patrnnizcd l)_\‘ lll‘.‘ gnvcrumeut. why I am sorry, because it “ill »;ip t ;
limid (if :\lllCl‘lC.’l. Hut 1 duu't believe they du. I believe they want to) stand on Illt‘ mitt l-r"
tum of law and right and take can- of themselves. I. fur my part, dont want to l)l‘ltlll: 1.. ,-. ,

I believe. that l dn not belting in i1 tuition. that needs in be taken care of by guardian». l \\.mi
lung to :i itntinti. and I am proud that l du l)('l|lll:.: to :i lllllltlll..tllat knows how-trvtnlx‘i- Mn
self. 11' I thought that the American pcuplc \vcrc i‘ccklt‘s‘H. \vcrc ignorant, were \'lll'llt‘.’lll\t", l
shrink from putting;r the gm'criiiticut llllii their hands. But the benuty of demncrncyu» Il:1.il
vuit arc rccklcx‘s you destroy your mm establidicd COlltlllllills of lite; when you are \iiitlnntm.
.wrcak \‘t’ngCilallCt‘ llpul yourself; the whole stability of a democratic policy rests upnn lllt’ it
cvcrv interest is cvcrv man's ititcrc:t." _

Page 74: "I am very much mnrc afraid of the man who does a bad thini‘r and-due» imt Lt.
is bad, than of the man who does .1 bad thing and know,» it is bad; because I think lllti m t.»
:il’t’airs, stupidity is more dangerous than knavcry, because. harder to fight and dislodge.

Page 77: "I want the people to conic in and take p05u~sfutt (if their own premises; fur l h- Ii
the govcruitieut IlClUllg> in ilic_ pciipli', and that tlie)‘ have a right it) that intimate £1C(‘(.‘\\ tit it it.
will determine cvery turn (if tin pt‘iltt‘)‘.

“America i» never guilt}; to subiiut lttgllill’tlli1115llllt. America is never going in chum». tltml' ‘
instead of freedom."

Page 91: “1 L‘UIlCt‘th' it to be one oi the uccd.» (ii the linur in restore the prnccwc» ml
counsel. and to substitute tliciu fur the pt'nccsws of private arrangement which now tlt'li’l‘lllil‘l
policies of cities. states and nation. \Vc must learn. “'0 Irccmcn, tn meet, as our Intlu-r» dill.
how. somewhere, for consultation. There must be discussion and debate, in which all freely Dart:
cipate."

“It must be candid debate. and it must have i'ur it» limicst purpose, the during up Hi linemw .
and establishing «if the truth."

Page ”3: “Our national :ifiaii's :ii'c IUU scrit'tis. they lie tun close to the well-being irl t'.’lk'll mu
us, to excuse uur talking about them except in (’al‘llt‘slilt‘s~ and candor and a willingncu in \lii‘dlx
listen with up?" minds."
Page 9‘): “The vigur of America that the vigur of America pulses in the blood of every truc \mw
can. and that the «lily place he can find the true American is in this clearing-limbo wt :ibwluit
deiiincratic opinion." . . n. w ”7‘. 0“",§|.i( "tn-I
Page 10:: “The “little purpmc ut' thllltIt‘i‘ilt‘_\‘ is that we may hold counsel with one number. .
lit»! to dcpcnd ttpun the understanding of one man. but in depend upon the counsel of :ill, l‘hr . :5'
its turn are brought Illli’) counsel and state their otvu iicc<l~ and interests, can the general iiizvrtwi»
great pt‘tllllc bc (‘t'lllptllllldt‘tl into a policy that will be suitable to all."
Page 107: "\Vc will in; lmtgcr permit any systeiti It) git uncorrected which is based upmi pita
unrlcrstauding's and cxpcrt testimony: “1- “ill not nllmv the few 10 Continue to (lt‘lt‘l‘lllllli' ulmt
policy of the country is tn lic."
. “So. keep the air clcar with cmhtnut di<cu~sinn. Make every public servant Iccl that he i\
mg in the upon and under scrutiny; and, Ill)0\l‘ all things else. take these great Iundnuicnml qm
tums (it your lives With which political [llilllili'illS concern themselves and search llicm iliru .‘ltlil tV'
by every process (if debate."
Page 10‘): ‘,‘l am not illl‘illil of lllt‘ judgments sit expressed. if you give men time i.» think. it \
give them. :i clcnr t‘iillt‘t‘plltill nt‘ the things they arc in vtitc fur; because the dccpcxt cum trip Tl V
pasSum m my heart i~ lllill the cmiiniuu people. liv ulticli I mean all of us. are in l».- :tlvwflui.‘
trusted." '
‘l’agcs‘ 113—114: “I. fur Hue. ll.’l\'(' llic cunvit‘iiuii that g'uvcrntiicut might tn be all tiill~ltlt' (llltl
inside. I. lur my part. licliexc that there tilllell to be llii plitcc \lech anvlliin: can llt' «lum- i?
t.‘\'cr}'l‘iiil\' docs lliil kiimv almut." ' ‘
l‘ngc 23p: _"1 lit-licvc that we itrc upon the eve ni' rccuvcriiig some of the mint iuipnt‘tunt put
:‘lil'l‘t‘t‘r‘vt'l R 3““ l‘Ct‘l‘lv. and that the initiative and referendum are playing a great part in tlm:
"\\ c have gut In li;i\‘i' :i kc} in tlic dmir “f . Ur 0w" 1““,50 The initiative and u,l‘(...‘...(h1m
the recall illltlrtl sticli :1 key in our own premises,"
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1!)?u::~ff8‘:0:h.n llllt:-:lll'l‘:lll‘ll‘:t"ljifi Ill-(‘J‘ilyls' tl-l .‘Ct‘lllg‘ (it lldllilt EllcasurFS “'thIl lth l“‘“l’l" \\.'lll1 \lld ’
t _1 It .1 t ’ (Int. .iiilit t.tl} Ul igntii'c plililu t‘l’llliun. lllt‘ fClt‘TCl‘ldlnn ‘3. .1 ”“5””\ H! \Um
l1:()101l:'.l mi 111. umt-pit‘smititttvc 1110:1511le which the). (in I;O;.\Ivnm shall not be placed "1”” ”H. “mm.
”\VllL‘” 3"“ (“me in the recall the principle la tll'lt if 1n.|t:lli‘n§[‘rfi‘im' ‘t'_‘”'...{‘
_. . . . . -. . _ .- - . - . nc Officer-mini no “ill w
gin \‘\'llll tlic :idiiti-uistt'attve pincer-..”- corrupt m- M, mun“. '
lead in all sorts «vi titisrliict. it will be pnggimc in. a tlclilic
".“l “l that ('lllt‘t‘r lit‘lill't" tlic t'llil of liix‘ tcrtii. Ylui niu»i
titties to lune \\'li:it 111.17 lh't‘il culled :iit :ix‘trnnuiiiicul
t‘lflll“‘.’ll\' . .» .. . . . .
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M u lcg‘hlbiivc mmh"n. 1“ “NHL”. \ulc ”WWW“ my ‘ln‘ l‘w- ." IL it it» tlctndiiti llltv THITHH~ifli
. (Ill )tl.\ ill the legislature “an at liill~ l-l-ti

\vuuld nut 5:1» 'llt‘ pcuplc- 111.. H. .. .. . ~ ~ .
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lli‘llilvirlf‘." ‘ 1 ~ iiilll} til liking lttflthil Pills llM‘ Hfilt‘lill H” lll~ lw-i

as to be doing things that are lilu-ix

l‘illt‘ process prescribed bv the law in :W
admit that it is a little int‘nitvciiicui wzt‘t
‘}'>‘Il'lll (if g‘tivcrnment, in uliit‘li _\i|li tui‘ii

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So. Norwaik. Conn.

January 7m; 1920..

 

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