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Father and Son Plead Guilty
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STA M FORD, March 11.~Adolph

sbn. proprietors of a saloon, at 245
Main street, who, on Feb. 7. werear-
rested by Federal agents, for violation
of the Volstead law. were Tuesday
lined $75 and $50, respectively, in the
l'nited States 'court. at New Haven. by
Judge Thomas.

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A. lltllst. torn-(l and 104th infantry Regi- WETS REBMIMED

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in!) in Yonkers:
Rocht-iiv: tlyville prison. at, 4:32 a. m. today.
Mt. Guards appeared at Klmbrough‘s
' . addition to the retail stores. cell, in death row, at. 4:14 ll. 111., and

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" interest of 6 1-2 ‘t W
Said loan will MSSIONARY BOXES
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Wt; .315... in :NETTED BAPTISTS $7432 Am
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of $97.50 per one

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inight, and ill the same raid. has not

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. Ali‘s 5d) the Only Wt].V , ()n [hit night 01‘ SHlUI‘iitly, I'R‘b. 7,
is t0 “DUN? ll‘icllly-iivc

lt‘ederui agen .s
swooped down upon Stalllt‘ord, (livid-
‘lllg themselves into groups and visit-

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the expression of [lilit‘i (‘tlnneeticut
soldiers who hm:- uucn copies of a
“it. Alliiiti i‘ii>li-l}‘ at ll“ futility-Sixth
i ixisir-n,” which ht» fut-t ttluzt: tlfl' lil.‘
:r..~:. Til-y ('l‘llllDdLK‘ that the htlUi\
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with diet-s, bill spends all i 1'
- \xili be pl'l's- .\itl\‘5:t(’i.ti:~“ll.\‘ rtgilllrtlt .

llepresentutivv YD me at «1' many l'i’

it’.“ in the State. say the publication is
;t tlinlpputut A." ill in A‘mztlt A ticltt sol-
diers. ll}; curytlling ill the hook up-
pttlm to i‘ll\t‘ been i‘tlllb‘tt‘atfxi and
.written with a view of exploiting the
'glories of the Massachusetts companc

ies inparticuiur.

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Dfiice on Second Clan! Mallu;!llattcr. ’

Kessler. father. and Joseph Kessler.i

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Discusses the Situation Cre-

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held sending all avaii'th'e \inerl'e'l
naval craft to European waters cariy’Mllton Lockuood located her in lo

som’ ilQWAYFS 99!”:

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Admiral Sims Charges That
Department Wanted to
Keep Sea Strength Intact.
for Possible Eventualities

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iapid “searing apparel have been report-
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ated by the Submannet unite his investigations this "after-

.W'ASIIINGTON. March 11.~—intlica-
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fl‘huteen-Iear-OHMISS goth Thomas Newton. Greenwich, pro-
s?“ « prietor ‘ot the Newton Decorating
aghan- Held by P0“ if" Company. is being strongly mentioned

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‘tional convention, in San Francisco.
4 . Mr. Newton is said to have the back-

in Durin " Hi h -
g g g lag of John and James Maher, in his
home town, and John Walsh, chair-

Reception'Last Nighé’
——-—-Q man of the Democratic committee in
Jennie Monaghan. thirteen :W“ Stamford. and his candidacy is being

old. of Burbank street, taken iniocué- received with favor in other towns, in-

lOd)’. this morning, by Detecqu a“. do g Nomik.‘

grant Thomas Hunt, is being 1.9mm“ EKAt heiast Democratic National con-

 
 

police headquarters until an Mdfir ,mtion. Mr. Newton was an alternate.

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have been Conlmittcu_ last “Ethan ion. and served on several import-
the High school building duringfia;m ant committees.
ccption. ‘ ‘ He is well thought of in Greenwich.

Small amounts of money. 31ml there he is vice-president of the
Oh; other of Commerce. an . he is, as .
well, vice-president of the Mastermlorning, Charles F. Mills. manager at: .What Mightflappen - c
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noon to learn definitely if Miss ‘ch- (Continued on Page Nine).
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.lghan is concerned. - r?

 

3 Miss Monaghan, early in February. I
disappealed from her Burbank street
home. Tile mystery of her disa _ ‘ r- .

once was" cleared up when Poll an

in the war because of a desire to kc-etll?.‘;1h:.?;ek1:ir:i?l lietiilluiiifig 2:? “1' 7‘ a

the main botiy oi" the nation's .e ‘. t « '

strength intact i’or possibleeventujtlil- ‘ “I? “A“ home because schmlhfitd‘nc-
”in: were contained in Admiral Sims‘
l(tst_iill()n}' before the Sellatb commit-l
lee. investigating the naval conduct o'f.
the war. He read tt czlblegrllnl from:
the Navy l’)ep:lrtlllent$ dated July “It
.1917. containing an outline of the. tie-i
ptlrtlllellt‘s policy and declaring lilull
"while a successful termination or the“
pt‘t‘sv‘lll war must always be lil” first
ttii'lcti aim and will probably result ill'
ti'lltillisht'tl tension ,thrtlughtlut lil ,
\\()iiti, tilt» ttlltlre position of the lfnita
(-tl Stzltts must in no way be jeopardiz-
ttt by an tlisintearlltitm of our main‘

lighting fleet. '

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merits and the 1015i. Engineers, but
none of the 102ml Infantry or other

(if [Vnited Buttériflonnet-titrtlt commands. to

 

‘ an: (‘ofji—les PEtitioni‘lflEKETT “IE8 IN
- m ilztllixl‘ll'plt'y has bow-n,

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(‘iil'éll'lfl on, behalt‘ m"
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ilultt-r tillli lie: (‘mllpnnyg‘tric Kimbrough. alias \Vill Lockett,
operates t\\'tl slows in Siillll~itiinViCl0d slayer of Geneva. llal‘timttn
one in South Norwulk; one ill ":md confessed slayer obfour other wo- ly, Reports to the Secretary of State been set for trial. -
two ill inc-n, died. in the electric chair. at Btl- from 232 out. of the 247 cities and

towns and received up to yesterday
showed that 125 towns voted yes, ltll E ,
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‘rused tier of petty thieving. A: {3'}

The same cablczrtlm. Adlllirtll Sims tlllti seized in Mili‘llil'llilt‘rk. Sunday,
stliti. contained this :«ttlteinent: “The was yesterday removal. by ($on-
Ntlvy ilollal‘lillI-lil announces as its mcnt agents. flout. .‘izilllfli‘OllQCKj'; to
general plan tlt'_ttction the .l’ollowing:
its minor fight- , “here it will be held for evidence;
in}.r forces, in any n lnber not inconc; Reports were current: here, Walsh

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Norwalk Armory

 

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l The liquor consigned to Normal

Federal warehouses. in Now York iiiy,

‘day anemoonnhnnhe‘uniiormnneén - 0""er
stolen from the garage. but this is an
unjust reflection on the zeal of the Mn-
jinaroneck police. Who watched over it.
ias they would priceless treasure.
3. in tact. John J. Fitzgerald. the can;
‘nzctllan whose nosey nose lilst scent-t
Hi the 'llTront to, the Eighteenth.t

'but not cold conditions.

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i sensationaldiscovery by being appoint-
ted a special officer. with the. sole re-

'DrY Vote in State Fell ()fiia'punsibillly lof guarding the Ford load ‘. WHAT HE KNflws
of precious iqnors. * '
More Than 8,000 i A deputy agent til Prohibition Agrntt . .

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i MONTPELIER, VL. March .ll.—~Atl-'lnornintz. that United States (Somalis
EDDYVILLE. Kr. March 11_-..pe_ rotates of license added almost 100 t-iotterJiltcllcoek, 01‘ New York. yes-
towns. dry a'yeal' ago, to the wet eoL' ltrtlay line” bbnds at $500 in the case.
umn in the town meetings held recent-: of Edward B. Doulens. No date has

:t-lltlit- house. There were slight signs thirty towns voted license.

» lilies of the concern exceed of emotion in his face as he was plac.
lt- li‘t' assets. consisting: of Ad in the electric chair and the black
cap lOWered over his head. 'l‘he"e1€'.c-
ill‘ic current killed him within fifteen
3::cc \no‘s. Howell pronounced dead at ing. their numbers ot‘ a year ago. Tllei
- " . vote cast this year was; Yes, 15.538;
i 'l‘\\'( brothers of the Hardman girl no. 10,956. Last yr.“ me same “mpg,

lAi::.‘.2 a. m.

‘ . _ . . ‘ . . _ , . ... . it was agr 'that the names would ‘ , . . .
'i‘m’ “Mime“. ”king”? ““392: f0, 3“? ‘0‘”13 Save- 3“- 15-‘51v m 19'" in the Auitorium or the High School would appear. but Admiral Sims said he submitted m the White House “““l .
9011‘” “"11 eight soldlels an ‘ VL ~75. tiilsl, evening a large number or the he would like to have the former foodom any indications given by the un- ,, , .

.prlson guards \vft‘essed the execution.

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I The negro refused to make a state-
ment when he was taken from his cell. PREFERS N R A
lCnntinually. however. during the night _ .

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the was heard praying aloud and sing-

‘tllat he prayed for the little ten-year-

old Hardman girl, Whom he killed, and
“ "Wt”ti‘m- caused b-"tthe entire Hardman family.
» >il’l“'5i(ll'n1. has forc- __-.

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' ';tlll and vegetables to
Potatoes are ELE
it' $7.30 a bag. with. _

This price is
Maine, where
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opening. the missionary boxes.

 

Norwalk Lodge. bio-“709. Benevolent house. recently,

t ctive Order Of Elks, elected sh could not withstand the lure of the
land Pr“ 9 e 6., the jail, and made ged all to pull together and make the.

n of officers for the year com- fee air, outfit . ' . > ‘ . _
3:33;; in April, at the “35‘1”“ 965' good use of a‘flre escape to heir her work of the High SchOOl a success in ‘ ‘.f ~
‘ 1011. held in the lodge room,flast even- on her way. She- neither could resist general. , 1‘ .' .4...
g. The complete selections 10310“: the call oi‘ Norwalk, for, at ten o'clock, ‘ . . ; ~.. _ .
Exalted Ruler—Henry 1- Bergman. . la'st' evening, she arrived here in one,lowad the adress V th musical selec-l .

med Leadin KDJ'°'ht'_E‘blrt of the busseerom‘Brldgepcrt, but herltions, and don
Estee g a freedom was shortlived, in that word midnight, everyone enjoying a real

Trustee (for three years)——Robert

Yesterday afternoon the social coin-
- 7" beam? 09'? mittee oi' the Woman’s Assoc ”lilo
'Il»inflli0n 013-70, the South Newt-b , .
i 5‘4”"). and will -met with Mrs. L. ~J.,Scaoepp,ler.
principal {cataract the afternoonwas d

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Stella Robinson, an inmate of theI Bryan McMahon, President at the?
. Bridgeport county jail. young and,Senior Class made the speechnfgl'eet—

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spirit of the assembly extended :l and poln ”out how near to disaster..
warm and welcome greeilng to the the lack of action by the departmentl

‘new principal. at that time brought us." ,

colored, figured that life in vatxatkging as representative of the school m at.

. ullvbe n1uch'\more congenial tllan‘a few well chosen and fitting words: At one point in his presentation Ado . <
i“0 ( Mr. LaWrence expressed his deep ap- mlrai Sims paused to comments Pl!" issue of 52.500.000.000.'t0,937 adjusted lice headquarters is besie'k’td by “310'

the four ra .walls of the abode of . ‘ . _
g y compensation to former team“ men, phone complaints from persons who _

correction 'over which Sheriff Pease is preciatlon of thetgreeting in an ad. .pose,

fined there, for 3

out an unpaidflne. having been caught
by the police in a raid on a disorderly anaan then { |
in the Park City, but which he spoke'of the bone ts of the-

Esteemed Loyal . Knight—~Stanley had beenfol-‘warded to the local police. pleasant time. ,
and the strong arm of Ofiicer Thomas. . .

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Esteemed Lecturing Knight—.George Dom‘ey assisted her off the bus andAWEs l

i \ B. Roberts.
i I Secretary—rPatrick F. Brophy.
’ ‘ A’“ l- Treasurer—John Neugebaner.

escorted her ‘tO

. here, this morning, totake Stella

G- fi ish her ‘tltne in jail. was Robin:
Esgn lassured the flocat authorities that
[shewvould "return to live ~in Nowell:
as anew she was free' to do so, as

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the uptown ‘ station.
twliere she passed the night, County,
‘Shcrlfl Peace .and a deputy coining

{BURNEDKFTQ DEATH} more United
familiar; Incl, Alumnus—Ago:- ; a ”name,

The lemmcnt airplane mail .»carrior_.ilitcntl-l'
alibi hanks on his clothingnsfblencg . The,

mod: a short address in' of 3,000 miles.”

 

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son’s c see; . .' e _
the letter he concur-114m: weekto .
Gilbert I. Hitchcock; Democratic'lendg , 7
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said by “Pei-tinting?! W editor-y!“ '
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as-a delegate to the Democratic Na- '

' attended all sessions of the con-

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Manage}: Charles F- Mills “f New Reservation Is Side.
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walk Will Continue as . cilnbles, as Democrats
the Principal Distributing ~ Break Away From Wiw
ant. says. impart:
“The Standard Oil Company of New
55%: £123 “énL'iL’ni‘lt‘iviidte‘El‘A’t‘é‘K ' Conferences Continue, But
- No One Is Confident as to

, Point
V A dispatch from-Middletown. print- MUCH meIJS|0N - .v
ed this morning in the Hartford Cour- IN THE RAMS .
York. is to make Middletowmthe dis- V ‘-
tribution center for fuel oil for the
yesterday."

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in this city, stated: 1 wrusmivorox, March ll-uutu

 

’ BALL APRIEQ

' Frank C. Godfrey Post Will?
Have First Annual Ball at

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The entertainment (ommlvteo of
fig. lthe Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12.?

’i' ' . American Legion. at a meeting in tile
» _ , 3‘”... 'r [Court room of [he City Hall. last night. ‘
k completed arrangements for tile lilill-'
tary bail and first annual dance. to be:
'iletti on Friday evening, April 5:. As.
'the date follows the Lenten period} A
land is. the first Friday after Faster. it Q 3
:is ex lected that ,the affair will be Well . . A.
tightenl‘ifid‘ . The - ; I that that, WVDGJ WAQHINGTON. Llarch ply—Labor“
' semi-roman. nihi- 4° l

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tuning will be elightttfl. under COOLimrdl the wane board of appealing} THE WEST l; _

'l‘ilt.‘ feature of the occ-léicn is comm; . ~ " ~ . .
i l ’ i _ . ‘I‘.t 3 . . 3‘ ‘ . - o . '
the «hand attract: “gt 6 .ttntwn from which the President “Will select :HlS Plan 15 to “Capture

l money to substantiate the admiral’s Each individual umnallyght Vigofi
.' :testimony with regard to the gravity ously mmve its own
to! the ailiea' position at that time.
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in granting- the request Chairman .sy threatened to become serious until
{Hale did not say when Mr. Hoover

‘llll’llS, teachers and lllelnbers o; the administrator called before the dcpart- ions as to their first and altei‘nateht‘t-
glzoard of Education. gathered to “9‘- ed from have, in order that there lutiont. ,

lcome Lawrence. Howard, of W'illiman- ‘should be no doubt in my mind that
tic. as new head of the local institute l have substantiated the part of my

“ii i .. . _ . H , 1 t ,. 1 «35- lot learning. ‘ The hall was preltily letter in which i described the gravityl j ' ~ various “xx-ts nf the city, asking them
J i."- 113;: religious hymns. " (Ohm? 3 decorated to suit. the occasion and the ot’ the crisis which we faced in 19173 ' . ‘ t {f thev wouldn‘t plea-5‘0, clean, their
*7 . ;terday that he. was ready to tile artl ‘ l Rd . _ . , 4 .
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Superintendent of Schools Buch- manage a war by-cable at. a distance

i C ' ' ' Runner credit expansion, which has -
0“ mum been a meter In the upward trend 9; ., , .
W , _ living costs, would be inevitable if, an- . ~ , . ‘ .
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con, ference mine of m pinion collars”
od'to cend’flttm time, would!» Tam

“You'hmy simply ta." that Not-walkisenators on both sides or the treaty

has been for 28 years. and «in con- ‘ ratification fight. disregarding the plans

ltinue to be. the pfinclpal distfibutlotlfor their party leaders in their desipe
;point for oils or all descriptions." lto reach a compromise on the much
: The Ccurant’s dispatchwontinuee. Edigputed Article. Tom-the situation to-
3 “Millions of gallons of fuel oil will iday appeared hopelessly confused. Ta»
:be handed in this city. Tanks “'ith;cn agreement ‘Wai reached to {orego a
impact!!! of tIAOUSflDdS 0" gamma ' M‘I‘ilvote until something'like order was re-
1to be erected on the grounds which ‘ stored in the. conflicting negotiations.
the company has acquired from Mn} Reservation Republican and reserva-
Rnssell in the. part of the city knoyl'ouon Democrats have joined forces‘
as South Farms. iagalnst irreconcilable foes of " the
ltrealy who have gone gunning for the ‘
:conlpntnlisc reservation to Article Ten.
turmoil was to have been presented in
Wile Senate yesterday hm wllichdhe'ir
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13. result of determination expressed
by some members of the minority to

igh’c actiVe support toward acceptance
lot the best compromise possible. Re-

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law-mum Labor

which the Monsoon have repres
were submitted ._today to thel
dent. There were ten names

 

,tllree to be sent to the Senate for con-t
‘t‘t.mation along with three from the
Railroad executives and three retire:
- filing. the public. The railroad exact
utives have not yet completed .tllCii‘;.
list nor has the President selected the; Work!
public group. t th ti .

The shop crafts. one o e tree - Q I 51- March ii.——Reln-
groups into WMCh the sixteen mborltigzragtliNi‘Eriegds of Americans Kid—
unions were divided, named only twomapped by Pancho Villa need have n o- #1;

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'nlen. - None of the names was made

‘ - ' . concern as to their safety and may
ABBUT THE WAR public'«l}m igowfk‘g‘rfigaéfi‘ p.22. dismiss all fear that they may be heitL
‘ shop eta lfi c s. ' ' for ransom if they repose full conn-

’ident ol‘ the railway employes’ depart.-
l dence in a communication recently re.
mom. of the American Federation ot ed from the Mexican bandit lend-

WASHINGTON. March ‘11.-Her-:Labor. and s. M. Jewell, who. during cell’ , 7 -
’ bert Hoover will be called to testiiyjme time u}. Wharton served as :1 er. According to his note of rem
BEP’I‘IBN if; the Senate invsfitigntion of tile'rmember of the mitt-om “Admineistm-
~t avy’s can not of e war. tion ea c adjustment boa , act as . -‘--~
Rear Admiral Sims told the inquirytpmsmtgt of niflliated .unions. (Continued on Page Eight).
‘committee today that Mr. Hoover had; The union groups.‘,.with the excep-
T h ’ , i tan intimate knowledge of the situation . tion of the shop. crafts. were reported
. 13“ aggregate ,Vme. ,Of ' 9 .m“ "9 “" ' in Europe at the time America enter-‘10 have been tar from unanimous in
1’0""12 l0 date 5110‘” a film“): 05 0f - ed the war, and asked that he be sum‘ the selection of their cepremntatlves. . ,

more Than 8,000 votes on the dry side. '
with the license supporters maintain-

sumnce, he has adopted the only prac-

 

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in the nominations and the controvcs-

 

-, Five policemen spent the greater
part of yesterday visiting residentciu

 

on the police biottér, during the last
few days, have ben complaints regio-

 

' lord and master. Stella had been can dress to the assembly. fitting to the. " “i wish mellow.” he said. “the” great «might; result in disaster.” 5W?! rent“ to reveal their name but who
- , short time. to work occasion. L. levil and great danger of trying to Houston today told the-House W‘V‘Estcowy- in mthtul language, .ex-

Bidet-mg soldier relief legislationzm ed to “wallow" Biro 1 water
Increased taxes to extend fig iota: slash that seeps over their rubbers.
mox- se_ me mtg?“ ‘i—“fii‘nmi 17mg?” hashing alons’heavy colds 7 and tho

a” m ., . t“ g » a: ,
but” he said the proposed expenditure ~_-
a: two billion dollars “would be a seri— M

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