ECEMBER 23. 1922.
hance Of Lower
t Rate for Westport
umpany Is “Just Scraping by” on the
Present Rate.
"0!! hand 1
ho any all-
.trupln‘ by
- light rule."
‘iresldent of
“Minor:
in answer
ti M. Urout
Thursday
company is
stport" and
-t.1nulng the
rats at lilwnt in consumers in 1918 fixing the
irrvm nt rate at 14 cents a kilowatt.
inent Newiluur and stating that wur prices were
pointed in the waiter had not visited
him. He admitted having had the
charges brought to his attention pro-
viously by Grout. Hols ready to
hear the claims of the committee or
Grout at any time. he said.
At the town meeting Judge Grout
cited a doson instances since October
16 last when light service in West-
port was interrupted for periods
varying from five minutes to 20
hours. Ho read the original notice
his Rl‘l'\ll‘f‘3 the cause of this high rate.
in fight the‘
l li.liI'l
-llt‘,
i‘t‘d‘ilul’l. he :«llscmmt which made it. less upon pay-
lment of billls within 15 days; the!
the llnlit‘l'<:l'li8 of Normalk was 5 cents and the
this fight rule for all points between southpdfl degree of enforcement of this law as
seekinglnuni New Haven as seven ”M 0m'"iohtalns in respect to all other laws.
'hainonc of which are enforced 100 per
rit
e.
eithr r
1 want i half cents.
get \\'estport “rater Company is “robbing
llr quoted the rate of Stamford at
ll cents a kilowatt hour
Then he said that
(.‘rvmpur‘v a Westport peoplfi' and offered to take
out or that
em out
nf
ranwiziso of}
sting Comm
,tiie can free of expenso to the town
.hufore the l'tilities hoard.
Later Judge Grout attacked
Water supply furnished to the Greens
sw linvenll’orms section 0' W'estport. Ho de-
t & l'ower‘scritwd the wnler as "rotten" and
strode-i to raid that it “as so filthy during part
at resson- c’ vim vrztr tha it “as impossible
to c'enn a filter through which the
- mitten sp- ‘wstsr had passed,
T
N
'iTA
R. & W'. HAT SHOP
XMAS DINNER
\nmniml by over one hundred. ti'e
i“!l‘.:ll t'ilrisimal dinner of the it. umi
\V ”.11 Fling) wua helvl this Wt wk. The
of turkey variety with ii iii‘
being prvp'irv-i
l
' Hue-r.
HAYNi-‘SSAYS ,
PROlllBll'lON
lS succus
WABHING'I‘ON. Dec. 28.—-:“Bo of
good cheer." was Prohibition Com-
missioner Haynes‘ Christmas message
today to "friends of the 18th Amend-
ment." in which he declared the suc«
cess attained in prohibition enforce-
ment gave “every reason for hope-
fulness. gratification and congratula-
tions."
"Do not be deceived nor dismayed."
said Mr. Haynes. "by a nation-wide
program of misrepresentation. con-
stituting as it does the most preten—
subject to i selves above the law—the fact can not
l "good
the l
tious most pernicious propaganda to
undermine enforcement since the en-
'actmentmof the amendment.
"Admitting. of course. that there
- are violations of the Volstead Act—un-
lfortunately by some who hold them-
'and will not. be conscientiously denied
.that the past year has been marked
with rapid strides toward the same
I
cent." l
Citing tho abolishment of the open
saloon as sufficiont reasOn in itself for
cheer" other reason. Mr
Haynes said. were an "awakening on
the part of. high officials. federal. state,
county and municipal. resulting in
more impartial observance of the law
and greater respect for tho Constitu—
11 sFKlen
SOLDIERS DEAD
By Associated Press.
VALENCIA. Spain. Dec. Ia-Ilovon
members of tho Viscayl t
were killed. including tho ”and“
Colonel combats. and more than
ninety othorl injured when a military
train out of oontrol ran down a stool?
grade to a disastrous collision soar
Onteniento station. Valencia provisos.
.today
The train stops“ on signal on an
upgrade. but tho brakes failed to work
and the train start“! backward. It
picked up great spood and era-bod
into a freight train. fi
Four Bandits
Shoot Paymaster
PITTSBURGH. Doc. zit—Four Mn-
dits today shot no- Dennis. wuss-
ter of the Pittsburgh Coal Comm!
and escaped with a satchel containing
about 820.000 in currency. no hold
up occurred in the hills behind nut
Lebanon near hero. while a pa of
company officials were taking the
Christmas pay to minors at
Brsaling.
County detoctivea'armed with ot
Pa.
guns \Vr‘re rushed to Mount Lebanon
from the shoriirs odice here.
iu-nnis was riding a otorcyclo in
advance ‘of an automo e in which
Superintendent William Young. of'tho
litaniiing mine and three other oin-
plnyr-s were guarding the pay satchel.
The bandits shot Dennis without
tion by all classes: greater activity of
state and other onforcomont agencies; :
reduction in availablo beverage sup- 1
ply of bonded liquor in liquor smug-l
‘gling. and the fact that tho home brew
; fad is making no important gains.
"Furthermore. the fact is self-ext;
dent." said Commissioner Haynes. i
“that real liquor is almost impossible.
lto obtain at any price. and when
ldrinkcrs fully realize that the average '
‘bootlcg product is dangerous to lirei
and health, the law will. to an “1-1
warning. He fell from the motorcycle.
in fore the driver of the pay car could
stop his machine. the bandits were
upon it. They covered the superin-
tpnrient and the guards. obtained tho
Michel and escaped.
WINCHESTERS
MAKE A REPLY
(Continued on Page 7)
L “in“ W“ Minimum creased extent. enforce itself." .
i rut‘vlw 't-lilt;3;i;‘l'n ul‘qtiiw frii‘:ni'\(,'h1r1 J i You; ’0an new :tyle. Apd woro it not
1'1“". I 0 l0 (“(2 It (ill “'9 Y.‘ . 4'. 'T“, r 1L“ ‘ ‘ 3 Sam 0 r.
WW”. -I ': \"'”"i'r“"'"‘”‘ """i‘im' “f m" "3““: 0 MEN BURNED iihc particularly sn't'l afilcliigoz?o;.ft.uflgustm
M 3,... ,‘ ' \V. K. “'l'wn. mu" rimvnricr': A”! TO DEATH IN SHACK? H. for which my friend. William
ml ‘ ’4" "Hirew Mitch: :l. snl's manager. null ,_ '1’.“ng a most enema“. yam
.\..‘ . u'n‘ 4;“...49- tummy and \l-- \inl‘kfi" hmh RANDOLPH Mags” Dec. 23,—- T mam. has suffered too long and has my
W . ”I ‘ .- \va York r]... "a,” ”Mrwwp, in 'George A. Ir‘sunco and John Shen’kecncst sympathy. I might think that
.. Lil h Hm ervitllrnoa “i \‘ li.. vikl-Ii for i‘Vel‘Q burned to death when Fulince's _Vullr wcr‘ TCDOTtel' ‘- hlVifl' fun Vim
3: fl ”ma" H" "" """Ni'm 'i‘m‘" ”“7““: 'thsliaack on the outskirts of this town: me.
K‘ ,. -.t I kj rut war. were mall" l." “”5"" 1w“ destroyed early today. Their; ilnwu‘er. there issome grim humor
”H“ L,” l ‘.\lmpfl-nimer \l'llsmi ;.nv'. 3iih»iip'i’ ibodies were found in the ruins. There in the allegation 1h“ property of
has ”my in “”le of the amn‘nves. ? r. iwas nothing to indicate how the tire'mlnt: has been attached to the “me
p“. u, ”ml \l‘impfl‘mlmer and Mr, “'ilson we!"c [tax-ted. ‘ , of "“3“ great "11“.. Really, '01" I not
WK presented with n handsome en 1 Hina- PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.——'lllr€9I SO saddened, 1 would bo highly flat.-
VLNW wk", tim -. It Mrs fincprmrd fnrcis’iv ‘youn! women today were suffering ; tercd. i can hear your We" saving.
M ‘1‘ ”U. 7 . l r u-r- fittlur rrmvn nul ll-rrv Fin-Ifrom burns received when the flimsy “he": dld'ho on m. while I am
, U. '.,‘ u ‘ nva-r (,m. mrm of My t"llnklvlir room. ‘r-ostumes worn at the Arctic ball giV- Wondermehel'O R 10- 11300043 lead
‘ with han'l- ‘en by students of the Pennsylvania "19 1') 11- 1 I1 80 you fifty-fifty. Do you
em
o trill
i n"i \Vnr
n il'vzwili
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rhll L?
a
nizti
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gift“.
it
light
815.
v avenue.
l. yester-
hrenrhan
children.
eumonia.
the ‘utt'
st 2'71'
0 ii' lip.
' ITER
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.trnlluri.
Fer-mun
ound of
en place
mnrrleui
and lcft
lfrerl A.
acted to
tertain-
' Blip??-
petition
rried in
on tho
lea on
..n
ruarrlml‘
testified ‘
to ner3
vo him i
t
ch. was
4 H.
ground l
d April
wasf
Nagy!
The!
.rtion
-0 next
rscss.
ured
him on =
one Li
ed the
alleged
vs.
- rod
on tho
' fl.
pur'v withl
v in c'irrv
ur'her and
'
moon on it:
M4
truckA
.c'urol sonic" to he hclvi at St. Jaul‘s
was
the truck.
rough the
it'd-int
l M
luv the
cuts
widow otl
her pairing. he does right.
son. of, is necessary to spond a little
were also rcmemllercvi
vs unlit-r their respective direction.
1 A rrrrcaeniaiiva of the Ncrwnik
lF'uin'rI “unit was also present nt the
‘iv‘nr'r cvplainins the F‘hristmns e'uh'a hospitnl and is un
The plnnt is closed nt‘physician.
we the Pliriwtmnslinny. a dancer, was! burned about the
Mt that bank,
tin present time o
inn tor league baseball WNW"! from th" 3 “on...“ .
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k'l'. I'.\l'l.'!-l (JHUIL‘I. SERVICE.
Church tomorrow nth-moon nt 5
c‘cluck, at which the will Christmas
carols will be sung to thwl? irmliiionnl
rm lmll: s 'l‘hv ('illi‘iri u
Sm: i.lf»' w lmuln «tr tho parish and the
lmvmhrrs of the People's Chorus will
b'- present. and extra singers in the
it‘ilflii‘. Such carols as. God Rest You
glierry (,‘unilriuon. The First Nowell.
to Little Town ur 1:. this-hem Hark. the
[Herald Angels Hing, ‘Vw ’l‘hhn Kings
,of Orient Are. will be sung with the
Christmas tree in thr- choir. the inter-
ier of the Church bedrrkeri with can-
,Iiles and greens and the large windows
toward the Green filled with candle-
light. There will be a imx of candy
and an orange for the children and
the slum rs, and an invitation is given
to .‘il’V null nil in come to this serv-
ww- anti J(Iin in the singing of these
lmnutllul and flamilisr Christmas car-
I-ls Those who htarri thI-m so beauti—
fully sung by the nit-mln'rs of the Peo-
pit”'!| (‘hnrus inst your will appreciate
the privila-gu of Al arms: in the singing.
g'l'he offering at the service will be for
;the Near East Ila lief Fund. for which
ran strenuous anrl touching appeal is
,iming made at this time.
i n. ..... ..
AUTO REPAIRING.
Arthur E. Moody. an expert me-
;ch‘anic who understands his business
lthoroughiy. has opened a garage at
t‘onnectlcut and Tnylnr avenues.
where he will conduct an up-to-dato
garage and repair shop.
It means a. whole lot to have your
our well taken care of. more than the
average man realizes. It means that
:tho life of tho car will be prolonged
fiend that the cost of maintenanco will
i be reduced to a minimum.
Mr. Moody devoted considerable of
his life to tho study of automobiles.
Whatever he does in the way of re-
Rometimes it
more
time on a job in order to turn it out
as it nhould be. This. Mr. Moody does
for tho satisfaction he gets out of his
work.
There are somo things that have to
ho dons on an auto that. to the agar-
ags man or woman, sosrn of little im-
portance. which are really vital. as for
example. the work of having a car
properly greased. Home workmen do
this job in about ten minutes and
charge a dollar or so and send the mo-
torist on his way. Others do the job
right. which consumes about two and
a half hours‘ time. The cost of tho
latter is more. of course. but. the cus-
tomer is better satisfied. This is only
one instance where it pays to have all
your repairing done by a man who
knows how.
5
mm omooa mu m-
was:
iti’lill" f‘hristmss gifts l~v those employ—iAcademy of the Fine Arts last night‘
by
"'. ’r‘ruus n
l U‘l luv.
eks, . U. S. Ball Team Defeats
‘ e s o s o 3
scapes Filipino Nine at Manila.
» thin-rt I!) \amriutml Press. ‘
llt‘llt:k|\n .\l.\.\'ll.A. Dec. 21-4171“ team of;
mm. Lur-
day while l'ulted Slates yesterday defeated a}
of Smith nine composed of Filipino employees
Robinson. -. of the Manila Streo-t ltnllwny. 5 to 4.
Much interest is being shown in the.
(if lmlh the.
ignited from cigarettes carried
young men.
Miss Helen Walker was treated at
deir the care of a
Mrs. Inez Livingston De-
;srms nnd shoulders and was treated by
1.1 physician. Miss Isabel Vaughn also
was bur ed.
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.—-.\i'arines
stationml at the New York Navy Yard
were called out in fight. a tire which
Cthreatcned destruction of the. barracks
Ileariy today. About 150 men who had
,rttirmi. were forced to flee in night-
COI.'NCll. BLUFFS 1a.. Dec. 21—:
Fire of unknown origin early today
destroyed two frtur-Iitory brick busi-
mes structures l‘ire with a loss esti-
mated at 3250.000.
I Christmas mounts in the offices of
iiPP..nl(‘l‘il‘il'l Railway Express Com-
pany were destroyed.
Offices of the Council Bluffs Non-
pnrci! were damaged by water. mak-
.ing it. necessary for that newspaper
lto issue its editions today at the
tOmaha “'Orld-Htrald.
i
Arrests of {wenty Persons
Expected in Murder Case
(Continued on Page 7)
bahly would be held today. A. troop
guard will be maintained over the
bodies until completion of the autopsy
and inquest. It was generally believed
arrests of at least twenty persons in
Morehouse Parish and the Mer Rouge
neighborhood alleged members of the
hooded band. whose names sic mild
to have been obtained by Department
know. lOUl’ story reminds me of the
old colored gentleman, somewhat tho
worse {or wear. who was rambling
down the street one day just as a
man ran up and said. "Undo. can you
change 810 3" Uncle supp“ and. with
a humble sweep of his but. said.
"Lewd boss. ah ain't nebber had a
"hole dollar at ono tiino in all m‘h
' Lawn. days. Ah ain't. [Gm ‘0? a.
nickel. but 1's powerful ohloqod (9' do
complement." That, describes my dz.
and your implied compliment is grate-
fully appreciated. Now to proceed
with the particulars:
1r our vmcient deputy sharia Ed-
ward il. Doulcns has attached property
of mine to the extent of 815,000,
ilclthvr the attachment nor tho prop~
erty is apparent to me at this writing.
Perhaps my learned friends of the
law, Messrs. Keogh & Candoo. who
seem active in creating thll W081“: for
me out of their own imagination. “'1
gratify the waiting curiosity of a pal-
pituling public. as to where. whon and
how all this wealth happenod.
it. according to the good lontinol. I
am being sued becauso my son Hoh-
bert. as a. minor. was driving the au-
tomobile with which Mr. Phillips col-
lided. on attempting to pass in tron!
of it. then there is something the mat-
ter with that 'reason. Tho fact la Bor-
hert became of age sometime bolero
the event referred to. Possible a slip
of the linoiype spellod “m-i-n-o-r”
when "m 1 n e r" was Insult. If so. than
the story may have intended to infer
that Herbert is a gold miner. In that
case. perhaps the presumption is that
he may dig up the coin. to which
friends Keogh, etc. would lay claim.
It is true that the donut! shorlfl.
with Doulenastio ssgacity. did dusk
me out erom the multitude of Joy-
seekers in a theatre last events! and.
with characteristic courtuy. urged
of Justice agents would follow positive
identification of the bodies as those ofl
Daniels and Richards. Prominent
c‘tizens of thg parish are said to have,
been involved in the investigation. The
arrest of several others in Arkansas
and Mississippi is expected.
it was stated that no one omcially
connected with the search for tho
missing men was involved in the dy-
namiiing of the lake.
Another attempt probably would
be made today by a. driver to locate
tho heads of other missing portions
of the victims.
Dr. Macias-land Wants valuation.
NEW YORK. Doc. 18.~—-’I'he Rev.
Charles Macfarland. general secretary
of Federal Council of tho Churches of
Christ in America. today made psblic
a letter to Will H. Hays. head of the
Motion Picture industry. calling for an
oxplanation why he, as a member of
Mr. Hays‘ “committee on public rela-
tions." was not consulted about the
roinstatement of Roscoe Arbucltle.
Dim nu. W
muons
._._.
Kw
upon me an awesome looking legal
document: which I subsequently sound
to contain some more or less confusing
verbage of unquestionable. though not
convincing. interest: but for the good
purpose of which. much delving by
legal contemporari“ has been unable
to determine. otherwise some quite
amazing improbabillties woro ob-
served. such as one mitht find in de-
tion. As to the siiogsd mm of 111'-
Phillips about one hundsod foot. that
and other extravagant statements or.
of the same peculiar veracity as my
815.000 of attachable wealth. But
what the law can produce it can take
away: for wonderful are the activities
of the law under ltho 134:“ touch
of som of its man pu
But why dwell longer on this fan-
tasmic theme. when time awaits to re-
veal the truth? 8! hi! own '5‘- 3
splendid young man was injured bo-
yond the powor of h
and though I won rig:t
knew nothing of w
later. I am allogod.to bo liable. Thanks.
to Noah Webster that “Justice
still a. place all its own in tho
tionary. I own nothing that would a!-
fordthisgoodyoungmanthooom—
tortthstlwouldgisdlyhsvohilnos-
lay. and forthstrosssn. 1mm
I have not the ”undid little fortune
to gratuitously share with him
your story and In!
Keogh. ctca accredit m
sincerely hope that our
will bo generously treated by my
sel and that of the Ham
3!
it
sidoration now.
right he done. In
I
more sonwm mule summer;
XMAS FBWAL
AT WW8
The Social o the House of
hofl oolobratod‘ o, Feast of St.
olos at the factory apembly' room
last night. with a gathering of about
two hundred members. and their fam-
ilies. including a considerable number
of little children who came to'seo
Goats Gigs.
The evening was opened with a lit-
tlo oatortainmont by members of the
League. including in and gram-
matical numbers. lira Rose Gal-wig
flag a number of songs very attrac-
tively for tho that number. Miss
Katherino O‘Brien gave a humorous
monologue in a bright and entertain-
ing we. entitled. “How My Either
Mo on Ilk." Miss O’Brien's cos-
tunio was s. very fetchy one. Another
musical number was a selection of
songs by Hi. Alice Hartwell. who
rondcl'od hor numbers with a musical
and wall trained voice. The final
number of the entertainment was a
vantril uist act by Julius Heisman
and his roup, the latter consisting of
s. largo doll (the customary property
of such a performance). and Edward
Gormley. who. in tho seclusion of one
of tho wings of tho stage. amused the
company with his humorous local hits.
Mr. Gomley then sang some umor-
ou- nunibors. Mr. Cohen at the piano.
Following tho entertainment. M..
Karolina. president of the company.
brought a brief Christmas message of
good will, and of thoughts of grati-
tudo for tho bio-logs experienced this
rear.
The company then suddenly found
themselves in darkness. while Fan 1
Claus. #with much pomp and cere-
mony. arrived. and a large. decorated
troo. brilliantly lighted. flashed upon
the stage with Santa alongside. and
before him two great hampers full of
gifts, as well as a smaller box, form-
ing a gpab-bag for the children. There
war. ovor two hundred presents ‘ Hw-
by and between tho members of the
League for each other. and after these
were duly distributed. the grab-beg
was passed around to the children.
some of whom nearly felkinto the big
hamper in their efforts to get the
Irgest package.
Two big tubs of candy and nuts were
brought on. and other- refreshments.
including ice cream and cake. were
served.
The evening was under the. general
di lion of the entertainment com-
mit of which Aaron Cohen is chair-
ms. The decorating committos'were
tho Misses Antoinette Jassii. Rose
Gonuario and Katherine O‘Brien. and
tho hall showed every evidence of in-
terest and good taste in its brilliant
and effective coloring. The electric
lighting oilects were managed by John
MoAlfllffo.
l
GIVI AND B! GLAD.
Solos! your Christmas gifts at our
. store. Usotui gifts for ovoryone.
Como and see what we havo.
H. A.
Proscription Pharmacist
I No. Main St. to. Norwalk. Ct.
ECONOis'IzE 0N
SOMETHING EASY
Many a housewife tries to
economize by doing the family
washing. and many a house-
wife finds she is broken in
a
. . 39W
a: nu. A. o.
The mother maul
still cartilage and
break easily: his}: “bad" '
too much or too garage; his? lies ar’o
sore and painful muscles. jwliielr” fish‘s
the bsby erom- *‘ ._ '1 ,
‘s
and rocking make his: egdtalilo an
nervous. . ' " ‘
‘~ When tho baby _
feeding or cleaning. his audition
should be changed hominid. to side
or from lying on his back 1011338031
his stomach. But ‘the head and
back must be kept straight and the
be kept straight and list on the hood,
The eyes should be protected iron!
direct light. * ' l
baby: ‘ ,
Lay him on his back on your left
arm. supporting the neck_ and; head
with tho palm of the hand had
‘“ r u
, m hand "io.
hor baby carefully. l. tits bones
bond on '
'o!
more no or
arms and logs troo. Tho oars should-
This is the correct, Vwayytoflhoid ai-
v .
. .__1._. : u. 2.. _ cm.
fiboby should not In onoounge
Wdupbis pushes; ”my hell
to? months old. ‘5? i.
‘ovor pick up a child‘by the arms
o‘ebody.‘
in)!” time and everything 'noces;
w to 118 cars should ho done with
,r'etltlsrity. , y
.. This establishes good Militia “it
sort of habits from the Mird” of
.. rig him Rom sleapto momma
{some neighbors. and keeping .‘iiim
generally upset will mks C» baby. un-
happy and cross.
The child who has been
obedience and self-control is much
”libaby should have regular hours;
fol-nursing and tor sliep. Ho should .
Handling a“ .9. _‘ 7 tho bo’jput to bed on time ‘a'nd'atjho.
MW! digestion. rm : , Janis“ time each day. His bath. out-r
bones the right sort of care. when 110‘
la liuio. and is trained in the right _
his life. he will stow‘and derelcn
groperly. ‘ _ p ‘
“filial-elem and irregular rooms.
35ng him awake at all hours.
fingers. pressing him close to, the
body with the left elbow, 'i‘uyor.
throw a baby over the shoulder. .
OONPLIMENTC FOR‘OUZANNI.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Wishing tho old—but always new--
aderry Xmas and Happy New Year to
Susanna” and toil. her before the
world. that ws Nos-walkers nova-
hnow before the “(ants of our MN.
81149 lays before us a faint-land. in m-
cinsung. intimate description. and
beat of it. IT'S ALL FACT. Good
brings good luck to us all.- .
NORWALm
DENNISON melon BURIED
FRAMINGHAM. Ma... Doc. 23.—
The mansion of 1'!er fl. "Dennison.
a‘
ing Company. was burned early toothy.L
causing a loss estimated at “5.000.
The firemen had a long run over rough
Painters‘ Hill. and by the time thoy ar~
rived the flames had gained such hood-
way that the house could not be saved.
All of the elaborate furnishings were
destroyed. .
Dr. Dennison is in .Washl n.
Members of his family had um-
culty in leaving the housa after the
tire was discovered. "
1
THE “'1‘ TRADE.
Samuel H. Lummis has been apa-
pointed actuary of the Hat Trade"
Credit Association. Inc.. with execu-
tivo offices in the Jansen Buildinlr'
1i. W'averiy place. Mr. Lungmis en-
joys a wide acquainta‘nc ethroughout
the textile and allied industries and
credit circles. having been ldentifledl
in these trades formany years. In his
easier to ta
becauso_ ' , his
recovery. i
newsrork he proposes to increaso the
luck to her for the New Year as 'it
president of the Dennison Manufactus- ,_
roads to the scene on the summit of
.3 gnorito 3 Harrison abovo
care. of when _ho is iii
and habits amist in tho
iii-mi: hiatus shoulders... .
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