.
.1..— w.
'g'!
it:
It ‘f‘i‘
, ,; .iiiw—A compound.“
. .x; East Ave, Norwalk or
tin-Small washing to do at
I ,. u: day work. Inquire 115 Wa-
,- -. r.'i‘ 1420—6 lively school boys to dis-
., . tcreul sanfples. Apply to Mr.
* .:. O't‘oiinor‘s garage at.8:a.m.
I}: luv: will pay good price for the
:_:.I car; no dealers; call 2389.8.iter
. ,I :u .
"HTED TO RENT‘On or about
.eptcmber 151, by reliable people.
...,mifiliou5e or cottage. Inquire Sen-
:l o 3.1-0.
fiANTl-ZD—Typisis and clerks want-
-l; prefert-nce given to those with
I-riwnce. Apply Employment Bu-
. Th» Yule & Towne Mfg. 00.,
until. ('onn.
«Filmy \l'AN'l‘ED—Experienced
. lzulx stcnoerapher desires
In, Alliil‘i‘SS R.E.K.,
Sentinel
Ill)~S€enogrophcn Reply “"m.
Hutu. insurance“ 127 “'ash-
, lefwceu 10 and 12 nan. or
ITED——O)5‘.€r openers wanted
, c G'ccnpcrt‘ Shop. Apply to
,I . ‘ Weisworth, C. Fulton Market,
.- Q'l’ or at Capt. C. A. Anderson
:: 82., East Norwalk.
I
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MM.
\, 'II small house or 3 or 4
‘11.. {1 American couple.
‘I bush Lane, Bridge-
iit-lix'eIry- clerk. one retum-
. w: preferred. Modern
.. .\.m:h Main street.
nuSINEss ,lnomus
l3 ROS'T‘C‘OW Motor transporta-
Iiwand big truck at your ser-
.‘jwhcre. Good service yuan,
Ask for our rates. Tel. call
hm
« ., “C it KIA’NN. local and long
, nun-Mm: of all kinds. Office
l u, i’honc 1577. House phone
.-.._.~.v..-flhh '
MADE TO ORDER.
,. tuned, Ingh class ~work.
. t..:..l~1tI_ Norwnlk Mattress
(' Ann, 1"]. 1811.
QIIIr August lst. the Royal
(«.«iuu- will be located at 12
.‘ - 1.“. cl. Norwnlk. Stephen
«v-~<
5‘. _~
t . .\.\‘i.f'.'ll AND romsfiso by
‘\‘._.'L.'\ at Victoria ’i‘axi (.‘o.,
I». luminmd Aux, Phone 937:
pink. 1:, Union Street.
{kill'WllllL Plumbing and
~ ”(\‘vujll‘. lint “’utcr and (3219
I. I‘ IIII- promptly attended
‘~‘~—td 5—: .
Ll lair: liuehBtTtlS Bllllti‘i
'."””‘" ‘ “titer Street corner of
hill 8.. onnosxle llerslil'iclds.
iiiNG. Rutter . lawn roliin .
:='lllliI. tar Wifiks done in;1 033:
.;: .3ny c. 1. Clark. office with N0!-
-,.‘ili bunnlv C0,. 108 Water St. Phone
m: and
yoga-s
~ WALL PAPER AND PAINT
Ive Background of, a Happy’Home.
~ I’r‘i‘t—‘lved ten thousand rolls of
pwnr. Latest designs and coloring
w sscd hul‘i’lPY’S. You know that
, -r advance-s In price like every-
.90. But before going: some place
ml guy high prices I wish you would
my stock first and save from
m par cr-nt. Estimates cheerfully
perv-r and painting. Paint and:
- at uni save money”
A. FINANDER WHITE
' 5‘ "(Ii-i.
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“’7 Tel. 2139.
Tm? NORWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
.7 t.ECTRlCAL CONTRACTORS
Telephone”
IEDNESDAYAWIRM ~.
aim-mom mam. M ' ]
a
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I, 2‘. Rib—A Ford touring' or run-I
5' "l" “ wow» . , A.
.3,
FOR RENT FURNISHED—An apart»
ment of six—ca: , with New
adults only. .il‘ylor to :- lnfoi-mntlo ,,
inquire at {What Are, or Phone 19 :"
FOR SALE—$500.00 each, large build-
Jng lots, 50x120. Water, gas, elec<
fl'icity and-sewer in street. Apply
JamesL. Hoyt. 7 Cottagesutreet.
POR‘fiALE—G room‘fiouse all modern
improvements, good location; must
, sell quick am leaving town. 74.\Vood-
. ward Ave. ‘ -
FOR SALE—Super Six Hudson Coupe,
runs and looks like. new. freshly
painted, $1,250 and an Oakland Six.
5 passen er, in line.
dress F. . (3., care
FOR SALE—Fruit or . pie orchard
for sale on trees. Tel. “1911.387.
FOR SALE—250 au 0 tubes; all sizes;
very rhea . ‘M one ,<'
Tel. 11835.!) ah y ”2 “92“"
150R SAbEAeMotorcycle, Thor-e single.
in first-class conditionpchaln drive,
price $35.00. Reason for selling. Ad~
dress, Motorcycle, care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—-—A real bargainfl room
‘house. all newly papered and paint-
eti; ready to move into; large lot and
located near center of So. Norwalk.
’T‘l‘lcc $0.000, cash $1,000; phone 1423—4.
1- OR SALE-7 room house, all improv
merits, electric lights, furnace.
rangeghot and cold water, bathroom,
lo.~ 1-016200. Price ”.500, cash $2,000.
i all 90 “'mfield street, East Norwalk,
orpiione 1422—3.
FOR SALE‘Cole 6~cyllnder 5~passen~
ger tourinkcar. Tires-1nd cargood as
new. Big bargain, 8600. Also three
iamlly house for sale and three big
lots adjoining house. Inquire 43 Chest-
nut street, or phone 826—5. ’
FOR SALE—- ronert ‘ -
WEI-TE Strbsinrfable {gr ghliiggozflhorr
. ' 0. e 8 £03,011 n n
S}. Th Hutch .
horn-all: Conn E rgalley 00.. $03311
.
FUR SALE ~ll\\'tIllillf:, 10 rooms. with
lire places, toilet. bath. gas. city wu-
ier and sewer connections; also go-
xagc: lot 80x140 feel: well located:
in. 195 East Ave, East Norwalk. l’i‘l .
§G.SOO_ a bargain. Also a iwu familf
.lOlli-‘P, slate roof with bath, toilet,
range. honor, gas, city water, sewer
onnccttons. .No. 21 Marshall St., South
I\inulli. Pricc $4.500. Forpartidulars
Ask ileim T. Hayes
No. 7 Main-fittest, Norwal‘k
Real Estate. lama. .
«To LET
TOM“)? «Furnished room with ilflc of
‘ bath in private family. E. G. P. care
Swotmcl. 'Only men need apply.
’l'() LE'I‘wSix rooms; partly lmproqed.
“ANN; tit Hartford Lunch. 6 North
.‘vl'din oi.
l
ITO >I.E'l'«2 pleasant furnished rooms
With both mom and other improve-
ments: suitable for light, housekeep—
ing: middle aged couple preferred, 22
iziylor Ave, near Flax Hill Road.
FOR RENT~STORAGE BELLE
household furniture. ‘Soparate rooms.
Semi-fire proof building. Hubbeil Goal
5'; Storaze ‘Co., inc., Bugatuck, Conn.
l‘el. Westport. 236.
“ARMS GEEARED
It is our business'to Clean
Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
ts I So. Main St. 51 Osborn Ave, . Goods called for and delivered.
Sc w : *‘waik III! mama“! ,
.- _. Ray WW". “'9'- Connecticut Carpet
\ for Us and We'll wire for You” Cleaning CO
rosin. '
- . ,, , Goo. 8. Wyman, manager
FI' i two on Chestnut St. Own-
I ll11\t" some by identiia'ing 87 CEDAR'STREET PHONE 999
1. on! paying for this ad. ill-
LI , :*. f! Burbank St., So. Nor-
lII ‘Io-IinT-ht—tht—om row boat»;
“I :is‘ have some by identi-
Lil .‘iuilress R.C.B. care «Saul—- '
slim on accaum of re: WTCQ.
l. miélvlo tnot ‘ol‘f f‘iohBMar' ‘ ' 3?»
.Iv ' -< 0111413 mg 0 cc 0X95. . :
.3 , (W... “Ye mu tIDKgOQGG. SOUTH HOMER, com.
"I. mind. oyster standfmarble I
1,. Ir. smiles, knives, awnings, ' ’
'1’: 4% electric light fixtures;
7...’ our (low sinks. Sale -Wed~
i’ ‘IE‘le'l 11th, 1920 at 2 p.111.
y ugh-V \plcr order of SSttamffotal ':
, I: lain stereo“ amor. . .
f v: fixtures cost43,500. one . Lama 30m. m H ‘ l '
1 h. 1’. Jordan, Auctioneer. 1
n, LOST : .BMOE
1 . 77%. I , , .
" ' Ling-n Point Park on Sat-j for tlw-fxrst‘tmemany a » 7
,I,‘ ~ I23. 01st, gold bracelet with -: ,' . . . . :
,V ‘Il‘ll'mlhili‘. ingcrllgtlag "£011;on ls surprised to findhlmselfrs
1,. "1"" tier , .” u _ e. 3 ‘
.1 lilliltl‘. Mrs. Grace d’fl much Ahead. ‘He has bough
_ ‘ . Ii Ave, W'oodhaven. L. I. ' . ' 11 all ed
, _ ~7~« , _ ev 1' Ian ~
‘ ' -:l‘ toot dory skiif,.green-zln-' e yt g e re “y 11,6 .
, ~ .. ‘... outside. varnished stern yet hasmsote money ahead than,
.g“ linen rope around top,
-5 my: bumper. Reward. Lost he everihad 'Whfln ”"hcikept. ' -. ,
I; .. . ll. Haemmel, 116 .West. -
-.-, gjff'v‘ 301* city. , I own cash. The reason is --
Nu. _
”ED F- WATKII'S'E‘OO’:“
MEN’S one: am: i -
P‘: Dr. J. Evm-is—
. #79!“
102 south WM 03’ ’
SHOES DEW, 2,
‘ F0 , G
IROM monster
Eighth-owes, ........'. ,5. .
Y‘gAisn Last, cumuocc-Uo ‘ é
'er‘d T08, unouooooo-,QIOMV 1‘
Open Until 6’ ‘ “I.
Wed. andfiat. .
filth? Bl endslto flopspending'that {on Y
8-1
, carried under blankets.
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LA: TOkSTLE—MII'INE, .Aug. 6.—
colon to throw tr: British
coal monopoly of Europe. W. J. No-
ble, chairman of the Tyne Improve-
ment-coma, in the Icoumeof-z
recent speech, drew attention to new
competition from file "Unwed Tisuteu
and Australia.
Recently he saw in Scandinavia, be
e, 4275. Ad-,, _ ,-
5%». ., 203531. ‘V‘St stacks .01: and from J'Ameril
ca. and saw a contract concluded for
200,000 tons of coal from Australia.
, He had leamed also. he said, that last
year the United States exported near-
ly 21.000300 tons of coal to Europe
and South America, compared with
1,500,000 the year before the war.
There was a real danger of under-
estimating the American coal compo.
tition in markets which were once
virtually the monopoly of this coon:
1411',th declared, and gave the follow-
ing figures to illustrate his remarks:
Shipments to ‘Europe.
1913. tons. 1919, tons.
'15‘ r on: U n i t e d
Kingdom ..... 581558.000 27,408,000
F r o m U n i t e (1
States 476.000 123713.00
Shipments to Mediterranean.
1913, tons. 1919, tons.
F r o m U n l t e (1
Kingdom ..... 20,667,000 7.576.000
F r o m U n i t e (1
States 429.000 5.840.000
Shipments to South America.
1913. tons. .1919, tons.
TI" r o m U n i t e d L
Kingdom ..... 6.893.000 903.000
F r o m U n i t e d
States . . ’ 445,000 2.216.000
. . JD. . . .’ . .
Increased production was necessary
to regain trade, said Mr, Noble, and.
with the recent advance in the rolled
States in the price of coal and the Gov-
ernment embargo. he believed there
was an opportunity to do it.
llNBlNfi Willi
fifllll lllfllilflfifill
BERLIN. Aug. 6.-——-.‘\ practical sne-
gestion to solve the vexed problem
what to do with 100.000 army mm
who, in compliance with a Spa under-
n
professional soldiers. which
inf: idle,
to subsidize working expenses of
The operation of the plants: would con-
bc-workcd on the principle of “mutual
comradeship." and the relationship of-
smployer and workmen would be elim-
inated. The Government would take
over the main output of the plums
and there would be planned extensive
land settlements on State-owned lands
which workers would cultivate and on
which they would build their own
dwellings after performing eight
hours' daily factory work. The pm
motersclaim thatthe scheme has al-
ready secured official support on prin.
ciple.
All Prussian district presidents have
been summoned to meet Minister Sev-
eriuz to confer on matters affecting
the security police.
IM‘LGOHOL HIDDEN UNDER
BLANKETS.
MILFORD. Aug. 11.—-T"nder blank-
ets in a truck which Officer Clarence
Douglass stopped on the Milford turn‘
pike ,at 3 a, 111. today, were fifty five
gallon cans of alcohol. The officer
halted the truck to tell the five men
on it to "light up.” He was curious to
learn what sort of freight was being
and, poking
under boxes of macaroni. he found the
cans of alcohol The men and truck
were taken to headquarters and I'm-
hibitlon Enforcement Officer MCAu-
nte notified. This is the first seiz—
litre of contraband liquor on a. highway
in this town.
-—The .Best. Salesman-A fi'ont Ad.
W. HEN AT ROTON take a sail on the
bids allay. "Sight seeing, east, west
and around in: lighthouse: trip
16c. Expert management. Mills and Mc—
Intosh.
i lytiixpl'tined.
l
1
: .Anlxm.u.m mj
‘7 31m “15‘1"“ 1‘:
, dollar onto: some: , .
Ifigre lastly than he will draw?
i.."va~:
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imwem mm
non.m..mf:
or crop finch m
REAL uses-m sou
LIST 11'-on
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{Several rcsicned and I-w-Z
South Norwuik, Com.
August 1011:. 1820.
*‘The situation. in-the public school
. To the Editor:
system of (anonymous to be Mount:
2. state as bo'demndIattontiom—am
action—from an interested and mus
ed people.
From information I am able to goth. .
some few opinions or the more bodies
ly depends, via: The Board .of Educa- :
which I make public, in the hope that
others may be moved to give utter-
ance to Whatever information or un-
derstaniiig they may havefilnrorder
that the general public may feel the
necessity of interesting tlicmselyesin
this most vital thing in our commu-
nity.
Not necessarily antagonistic to elth-
er of the parties named above, but in “
a spirit of helpfulness, analyze the sit-
uation—rand. in the same spirit, fix the
blame, if blame there be.
The situation at present is this: But
one of the teachers who inuzht in Nor- ;
“walk ’tast‘year has signed. a contract,
for the coming year.
unsigned, with reasons,
infor the return or signed contracts is it
August 15th. Of the new teachers en-
gaged to fill vacancies mused by re- I’
signations. perhaps some twenty——
possibly some will sign mntracis.anti
yet they may not when they learn con-
ditlone.
Now, what caused ll.l~‘ condition?
-Why~did the teachers return the con-
tracts? The teachers zmr- more than .
one reason—emu the (-1in i‘ of all, and‘
with most teachers, tho reason is the ‘
“bonus.“
Now, what is the born“? And Whyl
the bonus? For it seem that the bn-I
ring is the heart of the trouble—and?
,if it could be removed, the other (iii-v
flculties may he speedily adjusted. l
A year ago the teachers made an in
sistpm and concerted inquest for '
salary increase of $200, The Board,
of Education did not suit-lion it nor!
include it in the salary budget for last ,
year. They Vern, no dwiht amine, for
what they believed to i~~ the best in-
terefiffi m‘ the ciw, Am perhaps. at
that time, they thought the H. C. L
would soon cease to tilt-orb most
the teachers’ salaries. Um. theymoyt
have believed they could obtain teach—I
are for the salaries flirt. helm: paid},
Illut, when the teacher: returned in‘.
the fall, the cost of bond, room rcni.'
etc. had greatly 'nf‘ll"s*‘é“d, and. in
some cases. more than doubled.
The teachers were in dire straits.l
more remn-
‘nerative poslfions The ones remain-
iim: continued to press ‘Iielr requests
for a fair compensation. The Boardi
lof Education. at last. alixc to the set-f
ing, Slam more than the salary she was
i
these plants and fix a scale of wages, then receiving. 1 am informed that a any department of the city?
rPf‘f‘fll or this action. the changing of.
stitutc a novelty because they would the teachers, at the increased salarl‘flme Board of Estimate and Taxation!
'ls duly recorded on the records of the}
School Board, And I am constrained‘
to believe that this is a Very conserv-
ative increase. and not one bit more
than the Board of Education felt ihel
necessity n: the occasion demanded. l
The budget of expenses. submitted'
by the ‘Board of Education to the
Board of Estimate and Taxation. con-x
tained an amount for salaries snatch:
cut to pay these increased salaries.‘
The Board or Education feel that it isI
their particular duty to designate, or
fix. the salaries of the teachers and
employes of our school system. it bis—1
ing one of their duties. as specified in,
rnr city charter. The charter gives
the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
the power to alter any item of any
budget submitted to them. So the:
Board of Estimate and Taxation alter-f
ed and changed the item for salaries;
as submitted by the Board of Educa-
tion, thus nullifying or preventing the
Board of Education from acting un-
der that other section of the chm-ten.
whichglves the board power to hit 331‘ .
8"”. l
The Board of Estimate and Taxation
appropriated for the Board of Educa-
tion, to use for salaries. about $161»;
000. The same board also appropriat-
ed 043.000 for bonuses. The total thus
granted is $8,400 less than the amount i
specified for salaries by the Boat-dot
Education. TheBom-d .of Education .
felt they were confronted by a serious
sitmtiou in that the Board of 'mtl-
mate and Taxa‘ilon had prevented the
Board of Education. from exercising,
its clutter-given power to fix the s .
arias of thawnloyesof the school,
system. And that., not to have that
lower. would be very detrimental to
our school system. Nevertheless, the
’Scbool Board. .opponently endeavored
E
to make thebest of the situation, end ions
went contracts to the teachers. in
:which this “gunman was included:
heraldry (2} to be paid, until fhe up;
Imam-lotion of We, plus bonus”
was unbound. ‘.
These contacts were promptly m-_,
tAnd. obntously . for. and means.
dlreofiar,’
tron: one of them: ‘Wcharter ape-‘3,
f “cu-natty smmmt ohm .be,
2 “event «for any”
“dist- tor which, kilns ‘ ed,"
m ear. it- An meet £93 ‘
3:
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n
P
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er, from the acts and attitudes, and ‘
upon which ourschool system ofiiciai- i
tion, the teachers and the Bond of“
Estimate and Taxation. my Inder- -.
standing of the mutation is as follows. .
u 'a»"~ .
film of the 140 0.
contracts sent out have hn-en returned.
The timelim- -,
a,
't
a?
of "I
-“‘Will the public schools bpéh'in‘ Sept?
tuned. finished by the .mcMr-«m
The any-unheard
: teachers snowflake-lot ourrmrteI-«ievltoble»mflf
I, Here are . some comma”-
‘EFutbcx-Abesnontipt'mfim has among,
. .“m am my»): mm Joy-.3. ,_
’ do them . , hm jutting m1 .mued training
I
11119, Rugs, Linoleums or Housdnr-
' nishings atiGenul'inVe Reductions
or A emoval
odors you an excellent’mortuniw to also your lune more beautiful and more
.... mm. m
attractive with Furniture. Russ and Floor Coverings of all descriptions.
5
been altered. ‘ «it
savinz‘to you.
'3'
takinc, arc facing discharge is offer-glousuess of the situation, decided to of Education {mm contracting to pay:
ed h3- thp “economic union of Gui-man I mat the teachers a fiatnncrenne Offthe ‘eachpm the salaries
Can the E
I.
At least. this item of bonus. whichI
added to the budget of the School“
Board, is one which the Board of Ed-
ucation did not wane—«and. apparen'.’
ly. cannot use.
The amount of the bonus will be;
fiised by taxation, Thissmount can I
be reappropriatedmy the Board of Esq
timate and Taxation 2mm nannies}.
Will it be done? xWill the friends of
the public schoOis mike‘its’desn'es'tn'
the matter emphatically known? Upon'
i .
u;
"incl.
A FRIEND OF THE STUDENTS
OF N. H. S.
,mmm‘
MI. I!“ my 3.! mm .
gwork a success.
iwhile to attend to your teeth a“!
... lot. I. H.
16"South Main St.
see what wonderful opportunities await mchoice.
Read tomorrow's sentinel on “Sys-l
» at Wthh ftemntized Physical Training in
has 6400. Some time during tho spring Of‘they were—and now areflngaged. l NOW—am man School" and ‘nd at.
wot-lied out a scheme to distribute thefthis year the Board of Ediiration sent 2 Further, the budget, of the Board pt;
men in different Statecwncd plants}? notice to est-h teacher that she had Education did not contain any item;
which are at the present moment ly- bcgn {selected Ins a teacher in 0111‘? for bonuses from the city, dd'
The German Government is so 00 s, at s so ary. genera .V spean of Estimate and Taxation a i
«gal-31m to the budget submitted by; the Sentinel for the best results.
the l
!which attract you, but many
‘—Try a classified advertisement ll,who are looking for a more In!
I dentistry are convinced by
‘ment that they have chosen the
laentiut.
"or how much work
the answers of th'o‘se'hde’stim’ de-‘i "
-
00 on save any junk!
.b’o yxoia Want to get a good price?
pends the answer to the questionn‘l
tember?" PML-
SYSTEMATIZED PHVSlCAL TRAIN-i
mo. in THE'NOIWALK I
HIGH SCHOOL. i
iii-ti
Who will pay you
9
do
us. me buy “limit“
If so, «it it to—
JAFFE a. ASH
am and M‘
e.
TELEPHONE 499
price for,
. 5W1“:
The enormous size and completeness of our stock. with the annual fine auclltvmf- “
feted aid the price reductions. make this sale the likes of which has never baton .
I Icy-3 V
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It is'tiierefiore wise that you anticipateaiust what you need .then comeinrherem
o
W: I
Ll‘.
if you need a suite for thedininz room. I) aim. library 0 rkitchcn mauve itar ‘
if it is Floor Covering of any description. on any odd chair. niece of fut-him for
any room in the house. you will find it heralded-remember. awn-ices that meant H:
K
it does not matter bu
mm “or...
Home: 9 apt. to I pm.
sungsyo'ly Appointment Ont}.
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Editor Sentinel:
you were told that “Systematic Physi-l
Last night, you will remember,
cal Tninlngjnmrwalk lush." wouldi ,
be discussed in tonight's Sentinel. .
Ask Geneml Pershing, ask Governor
Cox. ask’ Senator finding, ukIaIyooe ,4
who has under-glue such mlfingo—hei‘
will say just as is stated here. that or.
gamed physical training I
L
ans-simu-
un is all the than Milt“- V"
*flflfim
A
m“ can»
unsln a.
"“14““; '
IINSRANCE
I cannot“: manage
scum uomuc
5. It will develop a. better sense ofi ’
obedience. . ‘
6. Lastly. it will make 5”»vum
urn-sin body and ready. Mite...
Minoofslife. The boy ordfl all:
be M only ' fathom; or
to withstand the in~.
.n
We
fgfiw windowed tumult
t . «. omen it work *‘wmhe but ,
My exercise. but not organized}, ,f
_ ‘ th . ' rill .
.u-mnber 1M at;
«And.
micolfifmnw
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lg: I , “
um guru-1w with!
For vacation
l
1. Will exercise that particular part 0.. III!!! the job “a fur-bl i ,7!
of the Mythic needs ”coloration-35 , - Ill-”II- ~33 i
don. : u m womb! oh. ‘
2. Will not over work the body by ,, zap-«u,
exhausting iexm. It 'wlll not, ' , ,
hr ,tbemerson from one extreme—i m w 3‘. lo. N L
hard mental study. team-other are N . . ,. . ,
tunic—carom. .aunt."traitti-px‘iidtiiclot.i ex-‘ -. ,, ‘ _ , .. l- mam
haustive and hard i y no on. ‘ i ‘
.3. It will relax the body mines-2g < . , .g Q . l
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