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k2 HardingNotifiemof
G. O. P. NOmination
—-Keynote Address
* '1' i- d- i- i- 4- v!- -l- .1. «l- d- 4- iv 4- ul- MARION, 0., July 22.-——The Repulk
5lican campaign attained full‘ speed.
ahead today With the form! notifica~
tion here of Warren G. Harding, the
party’s nominee for the presidency. 5
The ceremonies which brought to
Marion of the big party leaders and
many thousands of enthusiasts. in-
cluded an acceptance speech 'by Senn-
tor Harding interpreting the Chicago
platform and declaring-the principals
on which he expects the campaign to
be fought out.
At 7 o’clock in the morning. a noisV
aggression of Marion citizens that
looked like half the town led off with
a demonstration. To their acclaim,
the senator played the leading part
in a flag raising. pulling the Stars and.-
Stripes to the top of a weather beaten
McKinley flagpole sent here a few
days ago from Canton.
Delegation after delegation with
‘ E 1' h LINCOLN r. b J l 22 H i {There mle‘a great “”32? p310- Proyidin Interstate Com
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and One Woman ng ls men Agree That the nominated William J. Bryan for presi— Bridgeport Ripxlbiican Wtion * meme gCommission Ac-
land Twenty Injured Race Yesterday Was a dent over a protest made in his be- who would sort of, loan télfin‘d the , -
Hospital Reported Wonderfully Fine one. half, the National Prohibition convene candidacy of Congressman Schuyler’ cepts Sugestion to Meet
tion today was expected by many del- Merritt for governor." was the ‘state- $600000,000 Additional
egates to select. Miss Marie Brehm,ol ment made last night by Republican
SALIENT POINTS
OF .SENATOR HARDING’S
SPEECH OF ACCEPTANCE
“l pledge fidelity to our coun-
try and to God, and accept the
~nominatlon of the Republican
party for the presidency of the
United States."
“Tho human element comes
first, and I want the employers in
industry trundorstand the aspi-
rations, the convictions, tho
. yearning: of millions of Ameri-
can wage earners."
“The Constitution contemplates
no class and recognizes no
group. It broadly includes all
fillo people, with specific recog-
nition for none." '
“We approve collective bar-
Los Angeles, as his running mate. Town Chairman J. A. Robinson, ac. Expense.
Misg Brehm was one of the out- cording to the Telegram. " '
standing figures of the convention Commenting on Mr. Me'rrittfi possi-
yesterday. She was chosen perma— bilities for gubernatorial honors; the
EVENT Tum nent chairman of the convention, and Bridgeport town chairman of the G. -
after presiding with vigor. yieldedthe 0. P. Said “Mr; Merritt has proved 5‘ 5 -. ‘
, chair and placed Bryan in nomination. himself to be a “if? fine representa- , - -
. Early talk of Billy Sunday as a vice- live and has done favors without re- n . ' ~_ 0N STRIKE
Resolute Remains at Moor- presidential possibility was brought gard to politics for a great nil-tuber of 5' '
to an abrupt stop by his statement, ' s—-—-—-—-—-
‘ Dozen Saloons Rob- ings, Where Rigging and made in Hood River, Oregon, that he (Continued on Page T370), - ' 5. -
-: nd Then Set on Fire. Sails Are Inspected. confidfired SPnator Harding a satis: ' ’ Eight Snitching Crews on
5 5 factorlly "dry" candidate. PflumSE FLAT? C,‘ B & Q Railroad G0
5 ’ The convention nominated Bryan -
ST. July 22.——Belfast was SANDY HOOK. N. J" Ji‘ly 22._-The over a protest made by Charles Bry» out on Stnke'
‘5 er a night of sanguinary Cup Challenger Shamrdck I'v’..wns tow. an. his brother. through New York L ' ‘ '
'etween Sinn Polo and Union- ow to the Staten island Shipbuilding delegates. Early today no word had CENT TRBLLEYFARE WASHINGTON July'22.~Travel on
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5to mother rioting. tomorrow The contest yesterday, in - . . o sociation of Railway Executive for dollar. We Wi" attempt intelli-
5 es thus far recorded are Which the two sloops went over the (Continued on page $3) ' "1g to Make COMM)” meeting the $600,000,000 added one”?
' and one woman killed and thirty—mile course in exactly the same in the Lar e Cit CAI-eas- tug expenses by reason of increased
"eated at hospitals for seri- 5111:1123: “3-1:ch has added mterestdo WAR waRK 0]: g Y wages granted, the employes of the
hot. wounds. Many wounded 5' ', e. 5 . 5 The Connecticut. Co has made a roads by the railway labor board. A
{not report to hospitals. Fif— CARE“? Billion Desxgner. Nicholson 5 proposition that it inaugurate a flat schedule of the inereased rates. freight pact or conspiracy, we halt the
5: rests were made. at?" .haiigatol PM“? “301mm“: 0‘ seven cents fare rate in most of. the. and passenger. has been worked out march of progress, silence the . .
jimmy cause of the trouble {d9 iamroch. “913.9599le“13' 1’1935- big cities, and the Pubic .Ufimies by the executives in conference here voice of aspiration and paralyze Traction Lines Expect to
recent murder of Colonel e w at they agree was a. wonderfully 9 a a Commission has set July 29th as the during 919 133i “'0 (1335‘ and “'35 e" the will for achievement.” Raise $300 000000 in Fares
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“i promise you formal and of-
5 loctivepcace so quickly as a Re-
publican congress can pass its
declaration for a Republican
executive to sign."
5“l can hear the call of con-
ccienco an insistent voice for
ommissio er of the Royal fine “309 ye§191‘dfly.5m'en if the chal- date for hearng the arguments on peered to be ready today for submis-
mtabular' . who was shot 19135391” 1105! It 011 “m? allowance. ‘ ‘ this plan. it is Quite apparenttiiat the sion ”to the commission.
: he Cork Country Club. Many Nicfigfféxlengf ggfléfifgfl 135.1315}; Book Just Issued Sets Forth fail-’8 in many places will be cheaper“ Afici’mne ‘0 A5 P‘ TM“ FWD”?
"‘3“ Activities of Connecticut 333:: 3333. -rcif. 3.3:. ‘3: image...
, .I; ward m?“ Shamropk‘ 0“ ”‘9 run Members. likely to layer the new plan. The fol» eluding commutation and multiple tic-
home beiore the Wind yesterday, the lowing statement was iggmad fmm the hats and Pullman charges. the car-
oillce of the Connecticut Fompany to- rivers will ask that milk and express
WASHINGTON. July 22.—~Fifty or
more representatives of the railways
in the conference in W‘ashineton are
preparing for submission to the In‘
tel-state Commerce Commission scales
' for increased freight rates and passen-
ger fare to cover the 3600300009 3
; . ,. ‘ sloops raced alou_ beam to beam as ,
VWUI') if they had been fiocked together. It A£§§f§échga¥t$rn Daughter-S5 0f the day: transportation be allowed to bear a larcely reduced_ armamenil 5 L ‘3 r
5‘ “'93 a fine "‘09 9"“ if “'9- ‘“d "’59 terostcd in 3?):o;{01;W‘llube.I¥IuCh i.“ in order to meet increases in cost proportion of the increased labor ex- throughout the world." year awarded by the Railway 6:3;
‘ AEY WIi‘!‘ it” - which are re‘atel illega-m y Issued m 0f operating the stI‘eE’t railway service . “Our vision includes more than Board to the employees in nor
. _ The rate tomorrow Will be over a m. Conngmgflina of.” “Ctij‘t‘esfii The Connecticut Company must ob- (Continued on page Sewn settler executive We believe in 93-“ . bl ill be ‘
. . it, 91's. t “as tain 5 greater revenue, The payrolls 5 a cabinet of highest capacity, . Definite proposals probe .v w
sulhmitled to the commission immorv
row. They will be in general on a
percentage basis. following the lines
of the increases recently suggested to
bring a 6 per cent return to the cars-
riers on the property actually devoted
to the uses of transportation.
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l a .lll e lei lltgt t ‘fi complied by BITS. John L. BUPI, 0f
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lll’ilSHiNfiTflN (0...... .. T... *‘ 53:39 355:5 “5 .....3.. BRILLIANT flUTlNfi ’
l .‘5 3 ~——~—-————————~—--—~—~ “Iérki War‘i‘i-oni :uzugznfié iélfreg advances in I‘ales of pay. Coal Whit:
‘ g" ‘ . I November ll. lBlS. Willi sun‘plemental costf$4fiu per ton a few {mm 33° an
' {15% FARTEBRB reports since the signing 05‘. the aid $1.0J per ton last year is now sell
{335 i ‘ 7 miSfiCG. to and including June, 1919. it $13-00 per ton and ‘3‘ “he“ ,3.
-5 Among other items ar- manv i I V E
"‘7‘" WE” EN NETlflN special value to memberseoi‘ the 'chaii- (Caminued on page TV”
sill United States At- 1 191‘s and others. - ,
.. - . VVlen President “”150 _ se ' '. dl- ‘, 5 \ M».
133 -General to ReSlgn !N BRlnfiEPflRT plo atic relations will}; (ggrm;§;’edmr35 . if 5
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equal to the responsibilities
which our system contemplates,
in whose councils the vice-preci-
dent, second cfiicial of the Re-
public, shall be asked to particl-
patc.” ‘
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I . , I v ,.._._...._..-..._.m . of the burden or 53905090309 :1 rear.
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[JEHT V W 5 on passenger fares. A straight in-
-~~“T0m” PI‘ODGSES t0 Bucl 3393!: out a call to {he Daughters 5 ' “ g 55 _ 5‘
spaper'For Some 0011- '1‘ . .. ' (Continued on page Six) . , 5 - ‘ , 5 Q 5
5 - " BRIDGEPORT_ July 22.—~'l'lle Jllney W 5 5 i b esterda . 5 K 5 5
' lCl-lt OfiiCG. - 'owllers won in the injunction pl'oceéd- ‘ ' Athletic u ’ y ' . L z
5’ ———-—-—-—* . lugs which they brought against the MAC? {RUSK SEN“ , r . Til t 5 b 3.53mp combination of “ ’ ‘ .
rm: Ur‘zed States Altm‘ni‘s’ (57510" Bridgeport {0 I‘PS‘Fai“ ”‘f’ 1‘1“ 3" l ‘ sag-ml from >01.“ 81k ‘Vho smiligz s‘llinese. good spcrls and an ex ‘ ‘ “I .’ THE ENBREA
l". Spelldcy. of ‘Vath- lel‘ il'om making €fl9f".l\'i‘ a manic or “ m hot Aid Repubhcan pert cook. made the annual outing oi CHICAGO. July 22.-Strikes of day , u
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is in b: 129 plain “Tom" iliilt':nce..in n decision 'llanded down 5 ,5 y - _ the Norwalk branch of the Connectle laborers today had closed more “an
”1 again ”“5” new ”“3 noon by .1“de Jon“ W. Banks, Of Fart? fgzgdgi‘llliriasllzsaig out Light and Power Company. yester- 2013:3113 gilmffglet: igolllltigrn Fflélliglkgilf Foreman Thomas in charge of the
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rage day. the biggest land of a succe... i i‘oadwcrk on the Post. Road Jus. out—
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.l‘ the "Hartford Post," having lhnguDPrlor cogrt R h 5 d
. that he will resign his Fed— - 19 (“Curt fill 53 the ordinance in ‘ __ . Tim hall mound of the Wilton Athlel- charts from t 9 district aroun 5 5 _
"n” “”"m to his “all“? ”new” ‘° he ““11”“ “f9“- ‘he Pe‘i' A’ 5 13> {Oil Mack truck of the Sev- fled' ic Club in Wilton. proved an ideal Believflle said That approximately 12: Sid? if. ”an“ .repofwgniolllgf 5.93:3:
«one of his victories and de- “‘0“- 10 (“550“‘3‘ I“? “Hum-"”0" is do mour Transportation 0} sevm u'i- ‘ ~ ? t' afsnh, spot for the event, and three solid 0’5"“ D1911 were “119- 5 _ 33.1?0010'fk l5hl5~§1<1rm5n§r “:9“ and
1m; Kiltfllnny'g lease of his med and the injunction against {he Conn slruc‘? a soft “Dill in a”; shame t‘ “omen o: 5063;?“ g??hgagt:w 7:13;? hours of strenuous sport made keen T3119 day laborers, including dilVeI‘B- 99:19“ ‘trdiktésgfgh ifl..‘g..0iné €351;
v roux “ - ‘ 5 . City ‘3 continued . l . _’ ’ I“ A ~ " 5/ 10!] In ever_' _' . . - _ . - (in “gimp” and um 5men‘ avera e a 79?: 01" i g .11 i- . _
gum lulu. “ill expire Septem 5 l~ ‘ until he September load to Roton Pomt early yesterday sent assurance of support to Mrs. Wil- appetites for the splendid dinner that D l‘ 8 had romp together when the touring
1d *1 3'5 fiillr'ried 11m he will term or the Superior court. "mining and became fast there The lis Auctin of ww‘yicb chairman of proved :2 fitting climax for the pleas— S555iéalmf‘ 235‘ film are demanding $3 ar attempted to pass relwecn the
his ‘»'I'i‘lel‘Sfield avenue home drive' . d ‘ ' ‘ . “ z ‘ ' ’ - . tires of the dav. 9" 3" ’3 rease. c 3' . Jn ;. east
.. l~ : . (Continued on a e Five) 5 ‘ “as "0“" ‘1’"? MW Jersey from the commltiee of Republican “omen ' ‘ .. .. . _ Members of the Illinois Coal 0 or‘ truck and a steel, in roller some -
rl Lint 1.." e. 5 P g Manager E F. Putnam pulled lull p The inlckwas thrown to one Side of
5 Seymour with a four tonload of metal )1 d ed t withhold innd~ and aid ’ ' ‘ 5
h“ V.” ‘ s . . _ W _5 - . . . l e g 0 _ a .5 5 H- 5 . a 5,55 0,- cm. monies and atcrs Assomatlon sent representa- . _ ,
‘ (“il'Ullgnll 0:593:352025‘ )§’:f“g€p;fi 5 The (11"1‘ er u‘as told to take the shore from the State Republicans until the 5:55 2111832111913: 3;; evpr‘.$vherp in n tives to “‘ashington with a plea to re» the mad. while the touring far we:
51‘ not imam to be allovethei' fl . load to new .lersey and thinking he thirty—Sixth State ratifies the Federalism“q successful etiort ‘of making Open the miners‘ wage hearings. badly damaged. The gimme! a. we 0d
. r: . 5 . . Was on the right road drove as far .Suft‘i-age amendment. all-s. Austin to- VQYE‘E'TbOdV happv There was a good- Prcsidenl Searleg‘ of the association, upanls of the car could not be learne
i“ new back to Hartford. as , , . ' . , - ,. c . . . - .
.l.. the lollel coastal at Roton Pomi’ day made public the names CLROlLE oi 1y delegation of members of the said the opeyators could not grant the N%g:t:l$: iglriiiigtéon new the nge
practice law. run the "Hurt- 5 5 . . . . . . , .
. . . and then seem: his mistake hr‘ 911- the prommcnt women in he“? London. . . - . increases unlesq thev wer sail i' ~
. “1‘! do .. .zpelll l v . n I ., 5 :« . . , , eenwxch bra ch of th , l. & P. Co. ‘ .- 5 e clon . . n '
j.‘ ~5” ljllémlifsgt:n; PAM! ? gN EEINEIARY agavowd to back ouLWhen he became Folrfield and thchfield counties nho [Epsem who pioved weigh; opponents ed 1.... the Federal Coal Commission. spot ahiarmon roadsift. Oxycontin;
- ~ I L 5 stalled in the sandy road. have signed the pledge. in, 5:19 rarious Shorts ‘ Presideni Frank Farrington. of the Il- 104—793 became canon. homer-:1 . ..
1m" '9‘“ he may run for GOV‘ He took some of the metal that he it. appears 2 ' indignalion over tho The Ball Game. lino-Es Mineivs‘ Union, said he would trucks and the from right wheel 01'
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was carrl’lng and put it under the blocking: of $11 rage ratifiailon is no: The big event was the ball,game. it} to persuade the striking tumors to the roadsler was ,Omdlsglc:;£,atlh (“Err
.“nmiupd 0“ Page E13113) Valentine- Busech. 0f Grand street. lear wheels. but instead of helping confined ’0 n‘onien A wellknown Re bDlWPel‘ teams of the Norwalk and return pending negotiations to “3099“ guards being baa“ n 5 -
. 5 - 5 ' stable George mum. of Ila-”3% ”1‘
I ! Tq illog“fhua{rg’:l§i%vstitgealnllg'lll‘llomigiiltlii lhim get, [out it lonly ahdddd more to DUbHCfln man! to She“. hls approval or ,Greenwich branches. and Was an lln- ”1? “age hearings. vestig'ted the "oc‘icn‘ There were
. - . . . 'zis troutl es. mazi'nc t e holes. deep- . “"tlallv good contest, milsiderinz that » . L... , . .. a W. l .. . 1‘. . 5
, o .. l ,~ ‘ . ' ~ 1 .. . . ‘ St‘ ’ o - a i ' ... ‘ run 3° " 3591-1 lo the
‘5' *flimEN I b :flgbgfi‘lgcigtgiurph.‘ “1‘11 lL‘VIUg. as (1‘ ‘Tho flrn'queiHhQ cheek aggl $93.6 (Continued on FREQ E52117) “no zilawl‘l'ty Ufifil.’ 1.71“: W ,h £355.6‘54-gag-1ng ‘ ran a at: ’l H. (glgfi'ggq l
. . ~ .. a woman. at t at 533919 phoned the owners in Seymour of con- ' VF {5‘5- . ’ t G3 E m I .
”‘" l. o lch Whiskey Gang
.SHEW ENEREASE f3‘fi:;;;j§‘egogfg‘:‘gfig 3;: 0““ “[95 l dilions and said he had to go to New 5 . .' (Continued on ones Six) Q i l
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5 A“ 5 “1:51:50? Bu"??? fl“g‘_hi5)smt‘§°59d.;hospital there. At six o’clock last _ , ‘ ~ {Road 3C3: :1 - 2.- ‘2. fidne‘“! 9:“ a ' ti 1.! I ‘
, ‘ , ened 10 193338116: "lint“. 151;. 1:8 h “fat?- .ovcnipg the owners arrive-c in af’ack» ‘ . 5 ‘ . , ' ‘ omen. ‘1“ I““n'g “f“ :‘w “t fa‘k . . " “
7 55 ._ _ _5‘_5 5 Y 5 the. house T1110 ‘fiémgg “1‘1? 9 e I lard truck to get the other truck out _ I“ [A B , ' ' ‘ 5 5 . ‘;€-f“;-”,,1_.0h,“»lf’ l T 5
.31. Milk. new dawn & Halt- - 51 . ‘b 5 . . so name nf its sandy bed. The Packard could ‘ J l 5 i m. "k _‘ . 5,. 53...... ,3, _ 5,95. 5: 5 55 5
.} mg“ 9“.“ng to a report 0011 d not 9 ascertained, as there are not get near the stalked true}: With' “ ' . BY SUPRiME EQURT {‘I-‘Eefsi‘fi Bore; ”379:3.3"? \goveahgo‘lggfi , . , E .
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alll‘s have ' 3 r : ('7‘. believed to bathe leader of the - ..
m. H”, general maria er. more than one living in the house, - -- ~ 5 c -
by rail and zidewagier called up the police station and made out sinking in. the sand {Lem A1313: 12.3qu T- l . “i" —Tho
1‘5) li'nn 'lZ‘. increaSo Of a complaint ”ling many different W355. to get " ” f. ”‘ ‘ [1-3 W. . ’o .. ., .. lliq‘i‘?’ 3* - "l 05 1491335 Serelli 7" ‘ F Tam-
“‘ 5 ‘5 . “ pug...“ W... t‘ n q ill b . h ‘ truck out. success was achieved shorh deemed to tail? measlre- p.9llal'ul0I_} and {are :mck ,4. (w w“ m. - Peter Vases, Judge William . -_ = F
me! .he tonnage .«5 . in .19 long 3 t e tan b, after midnight when they slowly 10 giving military aid to Poland, if 7 ° i‘i‘ ...fi‘ ”b’ “1‘.“‘5 “'0 was ln‘my and Vmco’s mother were chic.
‘ 9 were handled 01:”09'?’ 0f the .law, Who arrested pulled the truck from its place in theiihat should prove necessary. it “as Browne“ Case 1““ SUb3e‘Ctgc‘1aig‘l “i ”‘9 “his“? cargo seized wimgfiges at the homing: be‘ore Judge
0f cool as minim}? made hm} Spend the rest or road. ‘ vlearncd here “3633‘ ‘ z for Court ACtiOfi—4 )iher Drcilglen‘afé f th 5 - Walsh this morning. CD the Writ 0:
There We .; 5a} and night ‘1!) the lockup. The management of Roton lPoint‘ A French mission. headed h." Julesl 5 . . C S ,t _;__o. 33h :1}? . ,5 e drxel‘s we hahens corpus obtained two weeks 330
cal; making .1 his lil‘ormng his case was Illeld had closed this road to traffic some J_ Jusscrand. French Ambassador mi Fall‘fleld tounty 111 S. fgcflf‘fidgt’V “5.91.3 _- hag-actors and re— when Sheriffs Lincoln Taylor and 3.5.31.
- ' i {Jr‘ieé litigisamrday‘ when he “’1“ be time ago but, some energetic citizen ‘119 Unit-9d Siaiefi ““9 ‘57 hm“? 0“ 5 5 _ , ' ' ”3.123".‘.. ‘33.; m2:;§ax§8terS—o “8113:: iamin Crawfordslue latter from ‘Vhiia
lerorz. shows that ’L‘P— _"f me Judge Candee._ Attorney 'rad removed 1he signs placed there. leave with General “'el’gand. right In a 49315153 1133595 .50?“ b3" the I ‘ “ 1: di (Md owey‘l, Plains arrested Vasco 031 a “0"9’30" 3
51"?”9‘1 ‘0 New ”’3‘“ 911,91. Wm ”meet mm‘ Am)“ 'l‘h anal: meal will lace new slams hand man of Marshal Foch. will leaw, Slipwmi‘ “3'5“ ’1 “’3"? ma! ‘3 ordered wede‘ great 'V “.sturhe at theirfiarrcst warrant for the 130F509 0‘ WPSMbQSte"
.g the Previous 119) Saltator P. Genuario will, act as h e mi fie p ‘ tonight for Warsaw, to" orange for in the “011'?“ Of 333135 F- Duff?“ ad' ill}: “.18 finde‘sfocd that on- Tilesaa“ county on a charge of Win, abandon-
:snd cancel—ms that use Prosecuting attorney for the State. e;t;.:101 :“ nt of 80.0,“? prn'npt succor to the Poles. ministrator, against. John Augustus :59; .emajged «Fake all 312512., wor- meat.
of fuel have used up Buseca has lived at Grand street 1‘” manageme ‘ " ' 0n the same train 972'! With lhe ,Husied. “5175911 “3* ton-suited 3“ ”if“ 5516 over L e5ou.come of t on cases Vasco alleged that he had 0593.96 his
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their minim and .551 511“ great‘ 2:32;“ “0”?“ for some time. and tl Thefic..ani:f;eg; ngoialgstgobigg in same object. there will be 7! British .Superior court. in lhlm counts. Duffy glefcaf‘. “3’: eivaligg; .6: ”£71.31. wife ahome here in lxorwallt. but that
- ' men: 15 “99955335" and ' Vol}? thought that they were man mle in Be w ”d drive such a heavv mission. headed by Lord Abortion, :as administrator sued 'for,_ damages 3:045 fang“: {31411351 mall am ‘racirw she {steadfastly refused to came here
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lor this state. attended — . mute. .nat such was not the mm over 9 ’These missions leave wizh full ail-Nudge J- E- 39919? glanted a motion dogma: tilt-52f they homing...“ deg- state ,with his mother and his St:
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