q
'without changing.
._’_——————
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gundert.
Port Chester, were visitors in
Norwalk. yesterday.
of
East
Edwin Benedict today broke ground
on Gregory Boulevard, near the Max‘-
xln llz-ach tract, for the erection of
u. new home.
Herbert H. Hoothy. of Amundsen
street. has startf-d the erection of a
new home on Alden avenue, in the
Marvin lleach section.
Miss Bunny Gleason and Miss Nel-
lie Illhhy of Van Zant street. visited
with friends and ré-‘ntives in Port
Chester. N. Y., yesterday.
The lloys’ Club will hold its reg‘u
lar met-ting lomnrrow. Tueslla§
ninzr. at the first avenue
church.
9 V9 _
M. E.
Spurinn St. Jr-Tm has moored his
motor boat at thi- \Vushingtmi'street
bridge. in file spat occupied Jy Har-
bor Lii'hl‘ Tender liiehuni liniiirick.
in the winter. ‘
urns .:.:.-i:l :l
V "1 motorists:
Cuxr l‘ustur“ 3mm
popular : put y. ting-.53,
uni li.’ nziwnu ’i' 1%.. :—‘- \""2'.Ii pvtvplv
wont ‘:. suimn‘i'u: “ill rhpm‘tmi “)4
water .-‘~' lwinsz 1‘3: warm for this
time 0'. (3% 303".
Thu Nina’s liimmwll of if. (lshorliu
uvonun will entertain .‘hv mei‘nhm's of
Si .\,','.;~H (itiil'i i'ist cliili'oli at
thur hur‘r» H‘ls - \«"..:l,.. ‘32:“ orrzlsion
helm: ll» :vnmzul meeting of thh
(‘I‘lii'l
A stl-z‘v \Volf ”Wanna.
. .
I
. li-"f i-‘nrms
.5 in 3114“!"—
man”:- i‘ H?
cum" worm
day‘s - . it v. I.) ": ‘u-‘lmxl Post,
i}"15“r.ril'] lvj. m w r l ilhi‘wfruphlz
lilk’t‘?! \‘Ex' 3) ‘~.‘. =.i~-H- ,‘ :2! his
2&1. Nin‘pfl-
. rust. nncl
\Vinllwh! Mr-
lst, :1 3-...” '. -‘
L ‘ lor of Mr. Manhunt-y I.
' town's two g‘hun'gred inhébitants pass-l
’i
Lowns‘w I messianic:
noted. . it loose wrlsgpln has ou-
the damage and it won ,
to have the source at trouble elinfi.
nation]: youcontinne to operate the
engine in misficunnidongustner dam.
age Will'result and then»'the cyan.
lmay be beyond repair.
tlie matter uttendedrto im
Wednesday. The quests included:
Mr .and Mrs. Marshall ’1’. Richards."
Mr and Mrs. Earl Shafner, Ethel
\Vilmot. TNT. land/filth. 0*: F. Wood,
Misslgfiis Sharon'and ilk. nodpllrs.
Harry 1. “Wilde's.“ . ‘
._..._.
NEW Chung; your. , nsoicsrsp. Int-diatom;
,Motor Department, The Sentinel:
I have a 1916' Dodge which runs
fine and seems to be in -‘pertect cons
dition. .except when pulling in high
gear up to 16 miles per hour it de-
LANDRICOUR'I‘. sauna“... Franoe
May 22 (Associated Press).———Impres-
sive ceremonies marked the dedica-
tion here, yesterday, of the new
church bell given to this war torn
village in honor of the American vexopg a.“ grind which sounds like
soldier poet. Alan Seeger. by the gears. \Vhen it attains aspeed of 16
Doe-try Society of America, through
the American Committee for Devast-
ated France. v
(The ceremonies ,corgciuded'wifli .the
or 17 miles per hour noise stops.
Have had a Dodge serving man 1001-:
at rear end. adjusted pintfin gear also
looked‘at' tramsmisstonrlzigt said they
were all 0.:K. ‘;‘ Cguléd you tell mg
~where this n6tsé;cwld-_bo? j- 1-1::
. ' X. Y. Z.
1. trouble of this, kind is dificult to
locate and Would suggest that you
take up all the floqr boards and have
your service man 331. to locate the
7.; cause while you bpe‘raee {Jag-osmium"
ing by the‘bell.
the clapper.
Yesterday's ceremonies were attend-
erl‘m .l large group of Americans. in-
cluding__.\l_r. and Mrs. Charles Sosa-er,”
father and,mother of tile dead poet.
eacir tapping it with.
FRANCE 'MAY - i
BRING PRESSURE
0N GERMANY
(Continued from First Page)
noise. It is the writer's opinion that
a. ham} worn or defective. bearing in
the transmission or differential drive
is causing the trouble.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
'l burrow ()lds G-cs’linder car which
has given me a. lot~ of trouble in"
pumping oil and tlierélly fouling: the
spark z'lunsag: onarh ice of a friend
I installed}: piston" rings which
entirely eliminutmf that trouble. but
slum ll‘rln another trouble has (le-
'rhl‘ji urn: oompt-llt-(i. however. to
fight b‘t‘Yf‘l‘iti pitch-Pd battles. in. which
[ht-y suffer-mi t-‘n'i‘ilalo loam-s (m'ingjo
'1in‘l)?(-?.’- lzl-J‘l; ul‘ unus- zlmi ammuni-
lion."
.li'.“?lluslm;l
Blew tins Metaxakls.
Grl-t lt l'.iirim-.~h of (‘..,1g‘;u~,tm;mi.._ has \rlopf‘ul‘ viz. gasoline lly some uri-
is‘suml an nr-wul to all lb“ Christian known mason? in mi“ gets into the
ehurrlipq of the world. nbking Hum 1:: or'tnlc I‘m-io- sufficient to thin the oil.
use tli' i" utmost lnzlm-ucu in puyguful- thew-hr spoiling the lubricating qual-
in: ”W I? a? howl-rs to rum-pm {mg 11‘ s: of same. About two weeks ago I
thor " ‘. union or lhw Flu-ignmw M drained Hi“ crank mse and put in two
N-‘zr Zli‘ whirl] ik 4 Main 0:, lm. quay-ta of new oil (heavy) and today
timinwl it on:- om‘i hall at least 51:;
pints o ttliin oil :hiultvi‘ntui with gas-
ullnv. is you can assist me la. sua-
mmtinav .i rvundy for sum" through
your rolumns 1 will arm-Orin!” it very
:n:!nll:.' i Pixliizafinn.”
Hon—12!.~
Honlt !
ll! l‘l-L‘l'.‘!|. _ . ~‘ ‘ T‘s-’Wi
Emir. - z: l m r‘ Mir-"2‘ .. *is life munll. , l-‘. ll.
nnl trm ' ml lm in r t ) In. “—“m' Vidal: rings urr- supposed to tnrm a
(‘ulo in y u; .‘2, ll. "|.y_;‘:;;}' 7hr. sputfimgit tight ‘:.-.sl lvvtwwvn the pinion il'ivl (h:
“m... . i"? 521'.‘ l‘;l.-v .' illl'flufl’llsI-lliil‘ “.Vlill'h.” ”H‘VMU' PrVVOnfifl-L' "'5‘ “n“
9er l‘w :zl‘”: Ea :~.i ll 1 ii :‘fy “119. vlwimrtmput mm; in ruin» my not ‘i‘rn'n 'srzipint: pust‘tlm pistons.
3L (Vni\“-:it- 1 . 'l.:“i;j-: Vii}. l‘;l.».-u 7. 1i;_ mm...“ .., 1mm:- gu, ‘i’aru- viz‘ less yzzsrvliltax will entitle past
l. #212; mm y Hi the” u fine t. .:1 C(I.’;w.~}l..:1.i1 wigp 3”,. 9;, ; liw lllfiull mm the crank ensv under
. mm. 1.» . nun“. 1.: the luilzmn \Vllawl. ll. ml..- h1L‘grq 1;, (7‘ normal eonvlitions. but. if you use the-
rt’v‘wiy- n: .‘ Hits-1' ‘lmu yiw Alan-in Nu. 1 :ml 4 :1"? Ix C. .‘.'u. will mlf'hokr» (‘omici'rmhiy or ”who uith an
llznol» _\\.-<... 1, mm. in. will l1 u .2-mwlv v to. \V‘ivn 3: u. 1 - ~~,_ 4 .4, 3,,l“;.._.;;..,. ox‘m‘riI-n mixlirre, tun mud: raw :nsov
was owl.- .l for the \'..lr<"ll‘£ :w-wnrn oz“ worm i:on .in- «42 (rum 5;”. 1 Hr“ liv‘w fin-b its no} “"0 llw‘ernnk mum
thn IsJVHHin: i. *.l"'l‘.’~‘ n' ‘Iilb\in.u. ’iflrrt‘ifi, (0;) h: 13;. I‘vnf‘n.;l (I‘ll: Y‘. A 331‘? thins: tht‘ h“. (‘59 U\? I‘VE! 0H XO‘J
iin r‘:m~ nrui .ler r»"i:s-- f'rlln thc 'i'linnltizi: van, 111m. (“1“) Muff :u‘ur‘ drain liiv Case about!
(lump. It ,.. 1...:1. x. .l 3;”. Font” mu“- 3" J. rwerv r-m- Himlszmrl miles. fill that
ui will lu- owl-ml 'wr. in: llv tide, it do”, :‘m “fl,“ ”3.” lh..l ; and 4 he hrtuthcr tithes of tin" Chink (‘88?
when i' -.\ .0“... <-'.~ y 1‘”.- wlu » u: :lw slimy—l : - u.‘ imam .. 5‘ - .n-n th'. own tn voile-tr» :m) pressurv
«lump \“m - .. l-I H'e m r: M» (h.- murmurs l .331 4 Jr. u}. i, ”H, '.\‘i"1iri the r‘rn‘uk oas‘vz Auiflwt emu
mumps r. .1 3.... ~, 4...?” Hart‘, xumt»: l _. “”5, “ll. “.13... 3“ mum“. lmrvtm' as imin as rousistt-ul with
1PM? \\ 'J'? m .lom. ll iv. hill" ‘gv roxiin. :_ ”7.. {3‘- wuefl uncul results. ‘1.“ uni-slime still i)(18."=(~5§
....-....._...-- 1;”.- i...,~.,. mm“? .2 turn :4 5()m‘. lho piston: in s‘utlieictl rjimntiies to
'r'w l‘il| 1.. l" w“ ink-g X_ " 13m“ will. 2v.- .RLUQ. lug m”... lili- lull [in nil IVE-r“ rsiagnng“flp Si'r\i(‘0,
rn 1,3; ,5, ..._..,,,h..,._\. m‘ tr,“ l2. ,7 4...:“1 . ”(unfit r. gnu (.3... iii-41 tic Hum: must lu- at fault. To
“3.1!; “‘- ...; 'lllll. yr-sltnlnv. «as “i‘fignv .V " Ly "hooking up ntnrvmne this trouble, you may fin-l
' omits-u runwss 'n-ii! r-nr'v m the l rm tii~‘ ‘rhp p,hms! it ne‘eus- urv to lnm‘: the r's‘lmi-‘rs r0—
flflm‘fl'mr‘. “inn t‘m- mvmhwru hmlixunu l'nw-x m . m, .g..£~,-‘..«., past :H'o'mr‘ rmll vow pistons with new
T(‘f1f‘lin--i may lizvqinmiun (”1.1 “m": in.) Nut-r on! Him: lhv inlul v.3“. tings- properly (uh-.1,
fought in :l S-"ft'l‘r' thunrl-rrstori'n.-Ol>(‘nq lmmmlimr-ly or about twelve . -
The ruin Lustml {or comr- litt!( tinielti(-yree< pngt ?0p (“nu-r. \Vi'll these; \intnr ‘Depz'l‘in‘wnt. The Sentinel:
93" ““l‘ll‘t'l lhtir return so that it ' [minis «lilv-rmiuvl-l Hi" Opl-xling of the! \Vill you pienso give me leice on
was :1 Inlr 1mm- hm‘nrl- the}: rvnehevi
1heir homes. It is ("quoted that the
next trip will in tulzen in u] out a
month ‘Ilfll‘l'. .is this was tliu longest
trip tlint‘ il-l- rhih ims till-zen sinee
its Orinlniyullnri. it will hol-l .l meet-
lng on \‘l'minwwiny »-\~»nin::. 7hr plur‘r‘
no he :llth-llll("“‘i lntl-r.
R0 WA Y TON
Miss imre-‘l v .l._-.‘.:r~mn (H St 'nlfor-i.
Was :1 \i~i',nr lIl luau ysta why.
Row. \thL l".‘lll"l|Y*‘ 'mrv :‘Ifoioim:
VPSI"F".I:\I our fl!" :Mi.vllL of at live
N'nl l'irv.
___._
Miss .\’--lsiv Hum-IE, or W'vsl Fidel
nt'eniw. this J. riditnr out of town
yuan-his};
.____
r‘liffi-rwl-K‘Jriuht. n.’ \Ves‘t SI!!!" ave-
nue. is plw'mtr liq pow-r boat in
condition for the season.
Mr. .':n.l Mrs. \V. Pvmlleton, oi“
West Sid-- tx'nntze, t-ni‘wlrziued for
friends our tln- \vrf-kwmi.
The Ladies" Airl
Nothouist ‘iil'l‘f‘h
day n'lsrnnm:
for sewing.
Strivty of the
will mwt Wednes-
nt 1 :lu in the chapel‘
Although the water is a trifle cold .
a resident of llou'nyton avenue. tookl
a Chflilt"‘ ynstvrliny afternoon by tak-
ing a plungr.
Mr. and lire. Dario fiesta. of Pel-
hrun. \wrvv tlw rc-‘wk-vnri guests ofl
Mr. "'1'! Mrs: Clifford Wright, of
l
West File A; en 1w.
The trolley :ce-rvim- whirh has been
slightly upset due to the construction
oi thv concrete road has now been
settled again. The cars run straight
throuul. to Norwalk or Stamford
9.43113th 1vwr0301vT
The State police were unusually ac.
tive in town yesterday making several
arrests. The. e. s have been schedull
ed for various days during the week.
Many residents from Dari-3n
whieh will be held next Saturnsy at '
the Woodway Country Club. . 3
The speaker at the morning service
of the Congregational church was
Professor William B.
came in the interest
at Temperance Union.
'The Ernest Sexton Post, of the
American Legion. will hold an 'Iim-‘v
variant meeting tomorrow evening in
the quarters of the Norton centu'
Fire department. Plans will he made
.1: this time for Memorial Day oxen}
l
(
tries. Following the business session
Igocial hour will be enjoyed.
The weekly meeting of the Darien
Girl Scouts was held Saturday morn-
ing in "the Center school, at which
time the members made decorations
for Memorial .Day. Follomwflte‘
regular meeting the Scouts enjoyed
”an [3:5 all“). 11:11“? will .particixhte
’. me Do. ,. w ‘
d in samurai if? e at.” ‘
10
are I
_plnnning to attend the opening dance '
will luau {his trnufiln until l‘wv he. «"ll “Kiln/"h?! c ‘l‘e in a While. The? Oh-
('mnu 7i‘-ll‘»’ :r-w. llwtor drgu. n“. rim- \vlwn running idle throws a
"'tl" slew. \' lo! :3 f .w “unarmi miles 1‘5. mm who're imhind. I have lr‘ied all
and lf"‘-1 yaw . or: obtain lung,- all- kinds e“ wliv-rt-nents on the ‘mrburo— .
tor mu: tin-y do not seem to‘help. The
.llutmvm n.” (‘lll‘iiflv""i(il‘. up,
' A - e urine nets :1! if the rnlxture was not
Motor l
)upwrtzm-ut. The Sentinel: with): “tough air .supply. but there
1 1mm :1 sh.- oygmqpr mr llmterl is no adjustment for the air that 31».
iun 7N- miles sini‘lv r. quarts of up“. know M on ,the “alley carburetor.
oil was pm in l tune (-hanged the quality of gasoline
and i keep m_\'.oii leukl at half way
"lid lhv- L'EUC“ sl‘rm‘r‘d
3—3 NIH. and 131" oil pump gang.» n-g-
istnrml f: in 1‘. lnllr‘a; ] 1mm.” out wrk. \Yill \‘ou please inform me
llw I)~;|x‘§:‘L 3-7, x.,_ 1 l-ylin-lor ”mm.“ whit ni‘s the (blunt. as I am out or
“0‘! rwl. l'l. amt.- \vlmt mused it Willem-o- with it? Also can you tell
and-wind car: 3.!» «lone to avoid it hap—
I-“'1I!lL':.iIl 3). H. \V.
Ker-p §\"'lllfa' of Oil in the emu); 0mm
so that Kllut‘ will Show full, Per-
l'nps mu .3 Hi.- l-r-arintrs W.” set up!
too tichl. This would take somo time
to “hull" in “Chi with run-fill driving.
\VmiLtl sugary that you change the
(il in tin-'- erarfz east: mid use only oil
Poor lubricating'oil
me how to center the road wheel ng'
for thv- spvedn'eter? K. R.
Frmr what vou have tinted the
lroublD :ipveors to he in the carbine--
tor. l‘erhaps‘the air intake gate is
partly clogged or the air irate lever
does not set prover-1y and the air Blip:
ply to carburetor ismtly cut ofl'.’
Also set- that gasoline in the. float
chamber is not too high. Unless you
of a_hli;h gi‘:ul.~.
and a tight lit-firing undoubtedly i understand how to test and‘ make
Pause-i thv tro-sl‘e. Some onglno ' proper adjustments to the carburetor
makers rvomnmenli that (ll be v as sugga‘lsted above. it ”would beadvis-
change-l ("Jory five hundred miles. lame to let a good carbunetor service
3 man do the work for you. (Also check
Motor Downtown“. The ‘Sentinel: up thi‘ valve um‘mz- 899““ Fm“
The other Iln)’ while Meaning ear- , gears may purchased ‘whioh fit
bon from my l-‘ord. I noticed that in E the hub flaw!" zi‘ml‘therefore (1-79 PM“:
the sorond cylinder wall there was a: tered. Otherwise you will 119-"? '0
groove about 1-16 invh deep half way 2 locate the exact eehter with a. com-
dmvn rylitzlier wall and about 1 inch muss.
wi-le. Can you tell me if this groove. ‘
is supposed to IN" there. or is cylinder
scored? ls more any harm in run-
INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS.
“be menial?
Better hosie'
conditions whicli most: aggraxatg the- ,
,0
slot of Redriy’s:.tricks and he knows
that we fincmthem. That means that. .
he will try some new ones.
he .evcrlnstingiy on this watch for
them and suspicious every minute.”
twelve manufacturing industries show
- .4
I -_.' gm .__. . j _. , fl ~ _. 4‘
'S’uspiéions of—I’erenmbbit
'The'ialks who save the harmed,” l .
Are :‘those who link ”tints We hooded. ‘
‘ — ~—Johnny Chick.
A
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It isn’t pleasant to be suspicious of
other people. No. sir. it isn't pleas-
ant. It. isn’t pleasant at all. But
.mimu it is very necessary. frost.
il-becsm there are many‘peopie who
cannot isbe trusted. If everybody
could be tmsted there would be no
$02!: thing as: suspicion. Then what
‘ happy world this would "be to
live in.
Peter Rabbit doesn’t like to be sus-
icious, but he has to be very often.
f he swore not he wouldn’t live long.
He found this out when he was very
young. He found out that certain of
his neighborswvere so tricky that it
is necessary to be suspicious of them
all the time. One of these neighbors '
.r. 6’ ’
is Roddy Fox. Another is Old Man 9 . , ‘, . ‘3';
”.1: ’3/1 I Q?
A" , If 11" /
Coyote.
When Peter found out that Reddy
"I 1015' h,” said she, “that there was
Fox had spent a lot of time in the
patch of sweet clover where Johnny
Chrcl. and his family and Peter’s own
.\‘I'
~
fami‘. ; ”nag had skpsrty trite oi":1 aff- a. clover patch in the middle of
err-loom eter new a 0 may - . u
Chum. was right in suspecting- that the do” Old Brw’flmtc"
Redd; had found out the secret o!
the 301mg Chucks and the young Rab—
bits. He went back to the den: Old
Brinr-pntch to think things over.
“Fuzz-y, my dear." said he to little
Mrs. Peter. “there is no doubt in my
mind that Roddy Fox knows our se-
cret. Of course. he has told Mrs.
Roddy. “’e both know there is noth-
ing that could lease those two more
than some ten or young Rabbits to
e home to their family. This
means. that they will do their very
best to catch some of our babies. As
spent mat of his time watching for
g Roddy Fox. He knew that Roddy
gknew about the young Chucks living
’on the edge of the Old Brian-patch.
and so he felt sun: first Roddy would
appear on that side sooner or later.
Having those young Chucks such near
neighbors added to the danger (”the
young Rabbits. because it would mean
that Reddy and Mrs. Roddy would
‘ . _ the dear Old Brian-patch as would he
103‘s as the children stay xnsuic thy ithe case were the Chuck family some
dear Old Briar-patch they wail holdistgnce away. On the other hand.
safe. There will be no need to worry i there were some advsntsges. For
about them themafiut “1" can't keep {one thing. the young Chucks would
them inside the Brisr-patclh all divide the attention of the red-coated
:12: time. Reddy :0: knogs tdhis, so hunters. . ,
suspect he an . Mrs. ed ; are For two or three dm‘s Peter m“,
planning ‘9“"3. trick to catch our , nothing of Roddy pm; 0;. 34,5. Roddy.
bahies 'outsxdc. TSo far as he could find out. they
Little‘Mrs. Peter shiverod. "xi. 9 la ‘ , -
wish." said she. "that there was .s nadnt n near the dear 01d Briar-
patch. Instead of fer-ling easier in
his mind because of this. Peter grew
lmore and more suspicious. "They
are, keeping away to moi-re us think
what. they don't know anything- about
these babies over here and to make
:35 think that everything is perfectly
cloverpswh in the middle of the door
Old Briar-pntch."
"A‘ioolish wish. .my clear. :1 foolish
wish." replied Peter. “The clover is
outside the dear (aid Friar-patch and
that-sis no use at all wishing itjgm
inside. “'0 haw: raised ll couple 0-"
’1: il' ‘1. ll . y." ”slim". muttered Peter to himself.
‘Rergd;esi’o:u?rf:~ {in}. Kréd:pl.md oi :“When they think Unit we will least
guess we can do it again. We knowicuwct danger the ' wul play 3 sharp
.‘trick of some! kin . i, am suspicious.
iYes, sir. i am suspicious.
' 'V‘ ‘9 . .
We must. (cc’W-ith. 13.2. b.» T. \x. liar-‘9”)
The next story:
Beh’ d" “Peter Remains
m . ,
For the rest of that dsv Peter
spend just twice as much time nround‘
per cent, and men‘s clothing. 10‘ per
) lull-Iris Trucks at Your Se
Mainefice, 26 Concord
And you’ll have something
Solmds nice and com
called “easy chairs” have a iris: .
, LONG DISTANCE
poxtstisn; Padded Va.
St.,
low York, Gilles, 201 West
c
forta‘nle. ‘7;
BUY A COSY CH}.
1
t.-L..
seat company in.
We have a big st
70-72 North
0.
sportation
_-N i 'Msefl'lce Between New York &‘l
, . 1 ll ‘
Nice for All ~
m f" Furnitm Work“ .
SO. NOIWalk’ |‘
20th.. Phon. Chm!“
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monomer -....,_
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A 125mm sweet, roman. Free Murry
exhaust nn-l closing 01‘ UL“ intake my Ford? I h“"“ had the cylinders . cent. , ‘ '
will follow N‘sprcfivrh- rc-bored. new pistons and rings put a “99"339 in" m,“ number of sunflower] As compared with April of last year,
.- in. vain-s ground and adjusted. and in e333“ ‘3‘““T‘L” mf‘_'§n.'ncrf%se¥:: seven of the industries showed an in-
Motm— lu-pnutmmn 1-}... Fvntinel- ilwrp 3... good rompressi’un. There is a tour 1'. April "“‘ coimared “'1. “‘ crease and five a decrease in the
'l hm. .x sh; w: .i..,- m”. that 1:33.: hot enough spark at each cylinder to firetrdingdnloxglutagsofiinsgo11'5“???number of employed. Increases 113*
ills? lb.“ mt'hui: and “1;.” Wm hum r. 110'}.- through :1 eounle of an “a“, to d" .v f ‘ ““4“ " lcluded iron and steelg'llj per 0.an;
lam-r sh-v' .. n will «my Wm. shoots pawn-gout the mrlmmtor 1: I‘m)" 3‘31”“ Ohm“ r’epaflmem 0‘ automobiles, 1 per cisnt., our building
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