E'NORWALK’S
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DEMOCRAIS
PICK Mill Hill
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mously
JUSTICE llE PEAEE ~
AlSfl SEEEETEI]
Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar
Chosen Secretary to Suc-
ceed Late B. C. Feeney.
.3-‘-i-:_v- .l(l>cph J. Linxweiler. of the
in “bi District. and Councilman
ml: l. t‘larke. of the Fourth Dis-
. “H'e nominated for state repre-
al the Democratic (‘ity
mlmn held in the Town Assem-
l:i~t evening. There was no
. lm’ the offices and both can-
were unanimously chosen.
.r..- of Peace candidates named
‘nm‘ention (onsist of: John
Thomas H. Canly. James
.lPth I-‘. Dunbar. James T.
.l')>‘l‘[lh J. Linxweiler. Ed-
. fill—ti John M. Glover. and
l’ogany.
'~ i:l.enll0n was late in gettinz
,1 \llhouzh scheduled to be
. ”pier at 8 o'clock. it-was
2' i‘liwt‘l: before Jr-reA
.y‘t\§‘f
its”
‘Qr -.
r HAM...
Mayor
l. “unturned on page Six)
ifllliMSflWFflR
REPlEfilllAllVl—Z
i lublicans of Darien
’lgam Honor “Tell-Known
‘litorney and Present
senator
lilpuhllcuns of Dario-n last
“ Unanimously plm‘ed in nominal-
lul‘ .1 presentatiye Charles l-i. “fil—
Mr “'iluamson has previ-
uni
'i \i:l.l3~ I'I. \"II.I.I:\.\IS()N
‘ » - i m lusvli in the House of
three terms and is
his second term as
corn Senatorial dis-
'l v>
al.‘.
‘1 “u“ called to order by“
chairman of the
'l'llull Committee. Dr.
.4115011 was elected chair-
i’. ilimlley. secretary.
it'nuedion Page Right.)
‘t‘. S. PLANS SEIZURE y
flf fflRElliN
'BflfllE SHIPS
TON. ”Or-t. 12.——’Setzure
r loreign ships violating
drillition laws is under
”w. Illlt.
m by the hue-an of intern-
:m a means of curbing
" ' -eimg. Oincials of the
' . -- represented tonight as
' . v' -'- «Aution to the primal
'urzh invoking libelpro-
r 'm» \‘olstéad act against
" V ._ -.r.z in titular.
' :nthered by Mara! en—
.iZt'lZlS was said to “'9
".measters 1!!me
. r:-r1=pired With men‘s”-
- ”Lite the his. The aural!
7 ' 5 beverages has been
: ~' ’vtned along «new
f 'bis meansxit us said. I
- 1:2 is understood‘iiso to
wed definite connection
"' izr—izn seamen W in
» a and a “whiskey rflt‘! '
‘1 3‘ .lb the smuggld a“
. 3 l marketet "" ..
lEfilSlAlURE
Councilman Frank 1. Clarke
and Attorney Joseph J.
Linxweiler Chosen Unani-J
4
named at the South Norwalk-Post
0.0a as W (Sat-s Mail Matter.
Indians ”All Ready '
lroncmrm e
emails, 0M1
f0ll__ll_fll8li[l
.— r
r
l"~~ll0‘rlll prohibition enforcement
agents at o'clock yesterday affer-
noon swooped down upon the saloon
.it i \Vall greet and took into cus-
tovly. Sayer-y Kohkiewtcz. 53 Plant:-
\‘illc nn-nue./ (or violation of the \‘ol-
stead act. The accused will be ar-
Iannt‘d before l'nited States (‘om«
miwioner Hugh J. Lavery. this after-
“00".
According to reports. two reVenue
men calmly walked inlOJht‘ 'saloon
and asked for a glass of whiskey.
Kohkiewicz, it is.alleged. placed a
bottle containing the whiskey on the
bar whereupon the revenue men
promptly put him under arrest. The
place was searched. but revealed no
Uther intoxicating liquor outside of
the half pint bottle from which they
were served.
The saloon raided by the prohibi-
tion men was formerly conducted by
Daniel F. O'Sullivan. According to
reports. the prohitfltion men are still
in the city and may pull off other
raids. '
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Sal—
vatnr l'. (’enuario will represent the
accused when the case comes up be-
fore Commissioner lau-ry.
MAN/mm
DENIES SALE
"F1503 Willis
3
changes “'rrv to hc millil- ill the mnn~
ug‘ement of the company and that
several persons hull withdrawn from
the company.
The articlc said that Paul 1'}. Lu-
ther. of’the Wringl‘ielll llriuw & Iron
“Walks. Springfield. \‘t.. who six
months ago came here and took
charge of the foundry. wall to take
over the financial control of the plant.
This Mr. Hill denied this morning.
saying that My. Luther was to have
charge of the'foundry as he ltzld been
doing and that was all.
"There are no chungcs in the man-
utrelneni. and there an- in l)c_.llnnf‘."
Mr. Hill continucll. "and the [mlilinll-
ed report is entirely without ioumln-
lion from beginning: to end."
.\lr.‘ Hill added that he was unable
to account for the rumor‘s start. and
knew of nothing on which it could be
based.
BISPENSARY
. PLANS lull fill
rill m cm'
The October meeting of the Nor—
walk Day Nursey was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of 'Mrs. (‘hrhe
tian Swartz. Vl‘est avenue. when the
matron‘s report was presented and ac-
;lvceptevl. The total attendance for
September was 422. of which the larg-
est day was 22 and the smallest, 8.
Gifts were received during the
{month of cake. from the Vi'hite House
Breadery; fruit and vegetables from
John McMullen: apples. Mrs. Wills
and Mrs. B. M. Andrews: weekly
Wish, by the NorwalkF iStegm It‘ll!!-
drv: . from “A ren ": onla-
toes 508mm, E. Woodward; protes-
"'l'h:ll rcptlrt is an uhsulnti- i‘nlsc-
ll')01l.“il1l6.‘ out 0! whole cloth and teSt .Made by counCImen
withmlt om- siuslv imrl of trulh in it." 1“”
Sttlil l'n-«lllt-nl lilwn- n-r Hill of lllP‘P“ AgainSt “ey Fares
.\'i-r\\;lll\‘ ll'oll \Vlirk.» to :l Sentinel re« “M
porn-r. this lilornlnzz, when he was Elmti‘m Uflk‘ialfi Will be HPPOillled
qlit‘S’lUlN'tl about u report that had by ”19 mayor and council 8! tonight‘s
lit-Fl] published in another prim-r to mm’iinz of the common council. the
lite «mm mm :lu- financial control of Omcials to consillt of a machinist. a
the plant hild liven tukcn ova-r: that (“till")
‘ intimated by
‘- ‘
:-
soml-n minis. oona.» My, carom n
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWC FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD i‘l {MAL mu AID'WI 0“ mm
Falt- ham and Taaaaay
.To Take
Team Has a Chance to
:‘Ruhe” Fined $1 for Ti
mg in Cleveland ‘Court
(Martini: lush“).
watch thc clash.
of the Brooklyn club bcfotc the tune.
‘f-lttst play thc game that you did in
told Zack “'ht-at. Brooklyn's camlll.
game l.‘ on the Indians"
()‘llay. at platc:
baun
Dim-en. first how:
(LEVI-ELAN D. 0.. Oct.
pal court llcrc. tlli~ twinning. on a
ticket nrtlinnncc
mm in court with Martin-rd. \Illl‘d
Dodgers ,
Scalp In 7th Game
Robinson. DodgerS’ Manager Still Insists Tint His
Win Championship—Mar-
quard Likely to Pitch Against Coveleskie — m
cket. Scalping' This Morn-
‘lll':“‘;"": PARK. Flew-land. 0.. 041. I14)" tllc mull-unit. tlu~ty field «I
Il'mll‘ Park. this afternoon. the (MI-land Indians clonal in with a rush on
the haplcst‘ llnmklyn Dodger: for what some (“Racial-ll 'fnllu uI-‘t‘hfl‘ ‘fll be
the final (cutest with UK‘ National league dauphin:- for tlu- world H’l‘k‘
Easily 26.000 chccrinx (‘Icu-laudcm Joann-30“ 0'" here to
Jun" "i‘i‘tllcr. prcsidt-nt at the National League .talkcd “ith the When”
whiting the channpluuslllp." Heydlcr
“Renlemher the strain 0‘ ”day‘s
Tris Spcnkcr said the Indians hunk! have the series won hcfon- night.
Thc umpires fur (day's garlic ‘crc xxxiz'm-tl n~ follow“:
KIOIII. «out! base. and («mm-II). thin!
Rube Marquard Fined $1.00 and Costs.
lz—Richard ““llll‘"
I‘m-Mil)“ National-l. um lined unc dollar and nuts in the local munici-
Marquanl. of the
of \M‘ lhc cxhflitklfl
cl
. Pn~~idcnt [tritium tlu- Valium-l Irma who
as the \iulatiou wa~ Incl-cl," tech-
nical. he would takc nu fttrthcr action in the utter.
EEEIITIflN flEElBlAlS
WILL BE SELECTED
Mayor Donovan to Submit
Annual Report and Pro-
machiniu, an examiner and
diLico ionkSh \
two instructors
chines.
No decision has been reached as
yet as to where the voting machines
will be placed but it is likely that
the same dil-xpositnn as formerly fol.
lowed will be made. three machines
in the first district for the first and
fourth wards: three in the second dis-
trict for the second and fifth wards
and two ln'the third district.
There will also be two public hear-
inns this evening, one on the sale m
a concrete mixer by the street liv-
narlrnent and one on the sale of some
lots belonging to the city fild locat-
ed in Rowayton.
There will also be confiiderable
other business to come before the
meeting. one item pqrbably being ac-
tion by the cou'Vci‘ a protest
against increasing the fare on
the trolley lines to ten cents. as war
Mayor Donovan to a
éntinel reporter W" ‘ "*n When
it was first intimated that the fare
would be increuued.
Mayor Donovan's annual report will
probably be read this evening. as was
promised by him at the September
meeting. the synopsis of last yew"-
work to be read thlil evening the
financial side to be explained at the
November meeting.
for the voting mav
llllllis ,llllsrllvr
, alumnus [iii
If there is an Italian in Sorwalk
who i anot feeling jubilant today it In
someone who is unable to (at out and
talu- pztrt in the parade thinafternoon
in honor of Christopher Columbus.
and the observance of Columbus Day.
Promptly u 2 o'clock this afternoon
the parade started the Mrs htt-
siomtl services from Dr. l-‘awcett; toys
from Kenneth Hflnn. Jr.: ice cream
from the Citron-Peabody co puny
and a quart of milk daily fro the
King‘s Dangthers of the Congrega-
‘llEfEUllVE EARL
“r'th ”[113 to the 1.000 KW ”a
orator at the Pine street substation
in; been in line ‘Ior some time previ-
ous to the start of the parade. The
formation of the parade was in two
divisions and was headed by Grand
Marshal. Attorney John J. Cuneo. on
horseback.
The rest at the parade was as fol-
lows»—
Grand Master—Joseph DlSesa.
Master—‘Antonlo Audino. -
Arrangement Conunttee —— Chair-
' . R. l‘eMartino: second chairman.
g. laitano: treasurer. Luigi Trovi:
& —
(Continued on Page Foul-ll
Alli. llNXWEllER
.Utornl-y Llrixweilcr mrll't-tl the fol-
lowing letter. this afternoon. explain»
In: why he could not arm]?! the num-
lllillloll fol lio-presu-ntatlu-;
Honorable Mayor Jt'l‘tlnl‘ Innovan.
Chairman Democratic t. ty Conicn-
tic-ll.
.\'or\\;llk. t'onn :
luar Mayor;
Haring hurt notified that I was
unanimously nominal”) for the ofl'ice
of Representatnc. on tlu; Democratic
lit-int. l hum-n to advise you that.
vllIilc l aminclntr the honor and
prhilcry. I most stuccrcly and re-
axicctllllly decline to act“! M the nonli-
lmlion. .
I thank the loud and Mutlnch hem-
ocrats assembled in convention for
tho-ll’ kindly intuition. toward- me.
nut. owing to bur-inc. connect!”- I
cannot. “Illould I he ckwlfl." in 1M-
“‘0‘ to the citizens of thin city. and to
mt- party. accept the trust of such
“eighty importance, and then be
[lluil‘ll in a position ahere I could not
give the proper timc and neccsanry
attention to attend to the dutlcs lncl~
drum! in the once. I cordially and
heartily approve the principles and
policies of theflllemocratic platform.
and also am an enthutll tic «opport-
er of its candldalea.’ I eel that. all.
though much c lclsm is centered
against our grea president. and our
party. by the apply-gr; ’factlona. that
this is but fl natural canoe and result
usually attending political ctr-lie: it
must he remembered that Socrates.
Satanarola. Columbus. Goanne do
Arc. “'nnhlnzton. Lincoln. Jenn-non.
l:ooaevelt-——a.ll. met blame and shame
before they passed Into fame—and.
further. the lender without a. critic in
without a rinclple. and to be wholly
right .one must. port or the time.
seem wrong. I again thank the con-
volition and the Democratic party for
its kindly intentions and confidence in
me. and l exceedhlgly reer the cir-
cumstances which force me to decline
the nomination.
Yours sincerely.
JOSEPH J. LINXVVEILI-th.
The Norwalk Hizh
Schools Claim Game
The Nor-walk Etch School football
team won its Int game or the m1,
when a forfeit was declared in the
proposed Dnnbnry—Norwalk gang.
scheduled for today at Danbury. The
Daabnry mam informed the local
manager. Roth. last 3151“. that his
men would be unable to play. To“;
was a holiday and a number otthe
team would have to march In parade.
and besides the principal of the
school wouldn‘t consent to a name to-
day, He was informed that the game
would be déclarcd forfeited in that
use.
Tomorrow
team will play the Stanford High
's taco-O team at Stamford.
who desire to attend the game
are room to nest in hunt or the
High school mm s trncll' will leave
at 1:30. - '
on Email: rim-moor the
Hull Sl’lEll unlit
MEMEIIOUSE
Apprehended Before They
.. Got Any of the Goods. and
W A‘MWJE
ence -~ re
Stealing Liquor in Other
Places—Sold It to Salome
keepers, According to
What Police Hear
STAMNRD. Oct. 12.~-uWith the ar-
rcat of a quartet of young men. fol—
lowing an attempt to gain an em
trance to a liquor storehouse owned
by Leonard Di Sen-a. on Manhattan
street. ’Saturday night. the police
broke up a ring or whiskey thieves
who have been operating as “booze
runners" and selling the liquor they
stole to local and outot-town saloon-
keeper-n.
The bur—James Danalxer pf ll
Mlllmwtreet, Leo St. Charles of.“
Hyrtle avenue, “’aller F. Lockwood
of 32 Sedgwlck street. Darlen. and
George Ehresnlan o! 573 Pacific street
—-were each sentenced to six months'
imprisonment by Judge Young. this
morning when arraigned betore him
at the City Court. held in the Council
Chambers, this morning.
An appeal from the decision of the
court was taken in each of the cases.
Ball on the appeal was fixed at 3500
piece.
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(Continued on page Three)
FREE“ WElllllNli
' A] ST. MARY‘S
A [tr-city wedding was celcllmtul at
6:15 o‘clock this morning at St.
Mary’s church. when Miss Sarah F.
Donnell). :lnughur of Mr. and Mn.
M. T. Donnell): of ii Main ntrcct. hc-
came the bride of Plan‘nce liltihllurn.
of Uneontn. \‘ew York, 'l‘ht trrrnto-
ny was pcri'orrncil by New. Thomas
J. Finn. ,
The bridesmaid was Mix: lrtm‘
Don-ell). sister of thr lindc while
Jack Griffin was llu- best man
The-bride was lwconlinxlx attired
in a brown tlaw-lllnx suit with a hat
to match while the bridesmaid was
dressed in brown will».
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast war served at the home oi
the lldde's part-Mn tollonlnx which
the newly Qarried couple departed on
an enclave honeymoon
Mb non-flit wait a "other in the
Franklin Junior High lit-hoot for new
era] yearn. Rhe is a xmdunte of Hun.-
ter'a college. New York city. and has
many friends in this city and 9|.”-
whet-c.
,. Mr. Ralhbnflf is in the cmploy of
the New York. New Haum and Hart-
tord railroad. f
on LI!!! llllEllS
,llllll; m NllRVlAUi
M’nooll' totfo,» Town l‘lerk Hort-«n
B. Smith announced that on Sutur-
day lad. there were 4le \olera made
and react-day Ni. in total oi mm in
all. there being about 3.5m: more to
be made. .
“radii"- “on for making voter-ll
it being held in the council chamber
at the City Hall from 3 until 9" o'clock
(ll-slight Saving Time.)
A similar union will be held to-
morrow and on Thurs-day at the same
time and at the amt. place.
> it is emit-ted that a number‘will be
(Wont-«Ml
Rev. Dr. Mainland-
Pam’s. Pill"
LEYEEN. HOLLAND. Oct. l:.-—Pll-
man'who came to beg-den to" attend
the tercentcnary celebration of the dc
pat-tun of the Pilgrim father: for
Amerlujould many conditions atlll
exactly the mine as at the time at the
Pilgrim's residence. Charles Max-Far-
laad of New York delivered a semen
from the. name vulplt from which
Robinson used to preach. '
In the beautiful (ethic church at!
St. Peter's where Roblnaon b no“.
many yearn aco was
“end-tits who attended the
la] prune. ‘
A wreath with the colon of m
m hm'm Robin-aft t
atone in M can was
an: the WI? than»
a
C
IOrder of the Mystic Shrine.
Samuel J. “'atkinc and Harvey it.
Kent were nominated at the Republi.
can Town Convention held, in the
city hall last evening. as Republican
candidates for ”mauve- to the
General Assembly, Attorney Leo
Davis was also annealed. but in tbe
balloting ~ras demoted.
The following named were also
nominated for Justices of the peace
from the following antler»
rim w-rd. Herbert o. Pollard.
Thomas C. Balcolnl and Fred Buckley.
Second Ward. Stephen Dokus. John
Cnrnow and Luther l. Wright,
Third “'ard..Attomt-y Leo Davis.
Henry J. Hlpaon
Fourth “'ard,
lin
Fifth Ward. William P. Janninn.
Abraham B, Cleverley was appoint—
ed chairman of the meeting and At-
torney Freeman Lixht secretary. The
lollowlnx named were chosen a com-
mittee on credentiaIIII-u
Lewia St..lohn Keeler. Judge George
HARVEY I. KENY.
Harvey M, Kent. Republican can-
didate ior Repreu-nuttvo, wnn’ horn
in Salem. N. Y. He came to Nor-
walk when 1! year: of an and at
landed the l'nloa School in South
Nor-walk until he went to work as
wagon boy with the ll “of Holmes
I} Keeler. Be Imp - ‘mselt at
every turn and _» " aim: at
that prospect»: a o to grocery
concq-n in 190. He has alt-ya been
a loyal Republican and never too busy
to accept civic responsibility. He
served as a member or the Board of
Bum of the Borough of Nor
walk and two terms as Councilman
in the old (‘lty of Norwalk. He ran
a membar of the Board of Apportion-
ment and was a member at the char-
ter committee of the present (‘ity of
Korwllk. During the period of pub
"roam,- Mlll Hill ya: cut down and
“’all street waa pared. For three
years he was president 0! the Nor
walk Board of Trade. He has al-
fi’m been interested In the develop-
ment‘ of the entire city. I
Mr. Kent in an active member of
the Norwalk Methodist church. Hal
belongs to St. John's Lodge. No. 6.
r ‘e A. 35.. Waahlnxlon Chapter. No.
24, R A. 3L Clinton Commander-v.
No. " Knights Templar. Monker
Grotto and Pyramid Temnle. Ancient
lllllESllillS ill'fll
lllElll mull
Comma—rilfalrraeol
CsnrtNarrakCtrdeEn-
tertainat'l‘awnAasembly
A...
. a,“ ”any but the
042:: mm: u. r. .c it. a.
the m 0! Gear! Nan-uh CINE
«anal-m or the RM m”‘
h— We bu wt “ “.ng A"
”an: mil m a w W
The nail on: ml: 0'3";
n flan m
W I
l‘ranlt J. Maciaugh‘hy Ni-
Wills Am mu mm
is mount CANDlllllEs
H. \‘oaburth, Mrs, Leo Davis. J. B‘-
ward Lycett and George w. Stevens.
The nomination of undid-tel [or
repreaeltatlvea then followed. JMIO‘
Yoabarnh rising and proposing tho
name of Samuel J. “'ntkinr- ol‘ the
second dllll‘k‘l. a man who served
last term and who has an «excellent
mm and who ht pnwrcaslye The
nominatio‘ was seconded by In,
Davis.
Lewis St John Kct‘lcl then pro-
poaed thc name at Harvey M. Kent.
as a clean and most respectable ell.
zen or Norwalll. who has always had
the inlercl-ts oi the work at heart.
)lr‘ Kern's nomination wan eet‘ohdfid
Lycett
Albert T. l-Iltlridrzc. allvmaie for
Dr. ‘Mnklyn G, Brown. from the
Third “‘ard then nominated Leo
Davis. the nomination twin: net-om!-
ed by Mm Percy But-ills.
An Informal ballot was taken. it}.
delegates rating tor hm ol the nouns-
not! and the remit phoned twenty-
Ihrce, Kurt, n‘m-lern MM Davie four.
George ll. \‘mhurxh requested that a.
lln‘lPd vole lw chef an that (hp “at.
publilan lnrlj could illwont a united
front and ehuw that there wile no
dilleentinn in the ranks. Mn- Susan
B “'elch raid that .éhe (thinned and
Judge \‘n-sburzh withdrew his rmuest.
A formal ballot was then called for.
Mr “Millim- twin}: nominanial by ac-
clalmstion and the formal ballot
rhnwfn: twenty votes for Run and
[our for Davis. ' t.
The nmfllnnilunn and citation of
[helices fit the PM“? the! lt-lluwod,
after which it was moved and second-
ed and passed that the Republican
town committee be empowered to an
any vacancies in the list of nominees
for Jul-tic»- of the filo-co: in the amt.
of any of the candidates withdrawing.
lmwlu St John Kevlar and Georg.
W_ Stevens were appointcl a nettl-
ca'lon committee in find Mr. “'nfklnl
and Mr. Kern so that thm could h.
notified of llicir nnmll’mllnn.
Hr. Kent when reoumted for a
speech said that hr war extremely
glad lo have bet-n the choice of the
vartv. He said tlinl he had never
aonxhi the calico. but had been re‘
quested in run. He had lhoazhl that
he wt: the only candidate in the
field but later learned that he hall
an opponent. So far at» he knew. b.
said. that contest between his on
patient and him-elf was settled satin
factor“; and in the «atlstnctlnn of
most of the people Hl- opponent
had sold to him, following the 3M
ward mum rm Thursday at last
week. that he had nm-nr attendcfl n
fluctta thlt loft as little still: ‘11 It.
as did the first ward cqu‘UV-p
"l aball endeavor to find out tho
wiahea and sentiments of the no vpla
who have elected mo. in: well all of
all the cilia-In in thc ritv. and viral!
endeavor to carry out their wit-baa
as best I may. if l am tortunata
enough to be elected." filr Ken? said.
and Odded "And I shall work lrlr the
interests of the city at any lime that
I also that the city will be benefited
The deb-tiller presf‘nt ism everin‘
w as lotion:—
Ward. Mrs Hiltz-I‘l "0‘1,
In. l.. J. Revnoldu. Hu'brrl 0 Pol-
ltrd: Nelaon W Mx‘dlv-t‘ "mm" '3.
Richmond: Lewis Rtflohn Healer.
Second Ward. Attorney Freeman
Light. lira. Julia ll irm'm. Judge
Gnome H. \‘mbltrnh. 'aumwlale for
”Inn-w Gorhettl' Slit-E E'r.‘ 3f.
lot-Kan: Charles: A \Valtm-z Marin
ice Nuttlna. Edwam .‘l Flavtms' 'ai-
innate for Ruin: J Smiti‘ Lutmr
I. Wright and Thomas Robina.
“It'd Ward Mr: Rattan H ‘.‘-'-A‘~r‘t:
It‘s. Leo Davis. 'allemnie for How-
ard lmdeal: Albert '1' Eldridge,
(alternate for Dr Franklyn G.
Brown).
M Ward. E Jeane Taylor. I.
”lace“ and Mrs P W Rmc'ra.
mt Wild. A. F ("leverley, E...
3.0 Mm.“ and G‘arzn W.
m.
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