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. EVENING SENTINEL
South Norwsik, Conn.
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. Bo. Norwaik. Conn.
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’ NORWALK
20 YEARS AGO
BY JAMES GOLDEN Courtesy, consil‘ucti‘.'e advice on matters
IN 1370.
mean... ,, financial, friendly helpfulness in em
“The Dancer of the Nile. ‘ Y.
Palace—Ralph W s and Warner
" Baxter‘in "Bio Your Own Horn.
Stamford ; ' r—The musical
comedy “Ll Josie James.
Weekly dailies at Norwalk Coun~
try club.
Carnival of Rowayton Fire de-
rtment. Kellogg lot.
”Carnival of. Norwaik Eagles, Mott
avenue grounds.
Carnival of Broad River Corn-
munity club. Austin lot.
Meeting of Douglas Fowler; Post.
G. A. R. ~
Meeting of Amalgamated associ-_,
ation of Street and Electric Railway
Employee of Anaem-
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possible way; these are elements of our
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The following items are taken
from the Sentinel of August 2. 1904:
"Last night was hot and sultry but
the regular monthly meeting of the
Norwaik City Council was held and
several matters of considerable pub-
lic interest were brought up. Four
of the councilman were present
when Mayor Ferdinand B. Smith
called the body to order including
William F. Lockwood. James F.
Hull. David Gould and Wesley M.
Niblock. The absentees were Fred-
erick S. Ambler and \Villiam Betts.
Frank Benson appeared before the
Council and asked permission to
erect a. *‘V' shaped sign in front oi
service, as a bank. to you.
But greater than any of them is our re.
sponsibility for the SAFETY of fund:
placed in our keeping.
The
e
a
. While There’s Fishing,
3 his saloon at 7 “tall street known
5 There IS Hope as the ‘Jei'ferson House.’ The mat- , HG]
ter was referred to the highway August 3—Picnic 8;“ fiedf'ae‘.n.§:
of Past Pocahonas c u o
committee with power to act. The
St. George Paper and Pulp company
who are to erect a newspupoi‘ mak.
ing plant in Smith street asked the
Council to establish a buildinglline
on Smith street."
“The annual steam-bake at \Vil-
iiam B. Hubbcll‘s hat shop Saturday
afternoon was a similar success to
those held in past years. About
fifty employer: and friends partook
of the spread.”
“Miss Cornelia A. Crew of Chest-
nut street and James M. Martin of
Gersten. M0,. were married at
Springfield, Mo., Friday. July 29th."
"Leroy Adams of South Noruaik
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1’. Keillor.
Main street. Southport.”
"The daily shower occurred yrs-
tcrday afternoon. It was hard for
a. few minutes and it maintained the
Si. Swiihin's record."
"Miss Mabel Sherry of Bridgeport
has returned to her home after hav-
ing been a. guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Coleman
of High street. South Norwalk."
“Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marshall of
7 Betts place spent yesterday out of
town."
“One night recently an attempt
was made to loot Hubert i". l’ierre‘s
chicken coop. The family was
aroused and saw the thief fail in his
attempt to secure some chickens. No
attempt. was made to capture him."
Fashion note of the day. "A gar-
land of chiffon flowers finishes the
‘The following might be entitled
“Mid-Summer Madness or Signs of
the Times." a. comedy in thirty to
lixty days:
Boys rob an office in Wall Street.
Sixty-live hundred bottles of beer
dumped into a sewer in Commerce
Street." while hundreds of good Nor-
waik citizens constrain their tears.
Bandits hold up seven in a New
York delicatessen store and assault
one of their victims. (Frankfurter
Zeituug please copy.)
\Vomon killed jumping from the
fifth story of :I. New York apal'rb
ment house. during a fire. Her hus-
band. a minister. is badly burned.
The police announce the fire was of
incendiary origin.
- A complete outfit for distilling.
bottling. labeling and packing "im-
ported" liquor discovered in New
Haven.
A murder a. day is reported from
Chicago for the months of June and
July.
In London they call it the “silly
season." “'e might try calling it
the “murder season." hoping it
would do some good and distribute
the mania for crime and violence
more equally throughout the year.
so that our over-civilized nerves may
not become unduly frayed.
There is some hope. however. for
in Norwalk waters black fish are.
still running. snappcrs will soon be
biting and a. few mackrel have been
caught. which means that many an
old rod and reel (perhaps our own
council.
August 4.—-’Weekly
Norwalk country club.
August 5—Picnic of Ever Ready
Circle of King's Daughters.
August 6.—-—Card party at Country
club of Ladies' Visiting Board of
Norwalk Hospital.
August 7.-—All-star vaudeville per-
formance at Regent theatre for bene-
fit of Salvation Army. being ar-
[ranged by Edmund Brcese.
August lz.—Moonlight sail. Ep-
worth League. East Avenue M. E.
‘church.
7
luncheon at
Deposits made in our
Savings Department be-
fore Wednesday, August
6th ' will draw interest
T0 the Y-‘ung
Workers of
South Now-all;
VIEWS
35%.-
u—a—erfl
ISM of College Salas-is Should.
“'orry Public More “on
Mars, Says Savant.
“When teachers receive low sal-
aries it is not they who suffer most.
but the boys and girls whom they
teach and the social organisation of
the next gcncraticn.‘ 'says J. Mc-
Keen Caitcil. president of the Ameri—
can Association for the Advancement .
of Science. “It is always possible
to get a teacher for a few hundred
dollars a year. but one who receives
A Friendly Word-—
Take a persnzza‘l‘
est in your Work. an
lunch hour and au
time will arrive 15m
fore you have l‘t’alil'ex.
pected it. nix-e melee.
there is in you-..
from the first.
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be
THE
CITY
NATIONAL
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Book of LLife‘
81m mania
"Before we were married.” she
persisted. "you said that wives and
husbands ought to have the oppor-
included) will be ut to work today. bodice of a decollvte evening gown .
i" of white chiffon—rather a dainty . eanln r3." tunity to follow their own intei- that Illa?! is perhaps more likely to SA‘TE SO‘ll“ “O‘El
sun ounding for a tnnncd and burned lectuai inclinations. me. we have be overpaid than one who have I”. B K . 3 . i . .
been married I hays not been al-
levyd to do one single thing I have
granted to do . . . And I am getting
a passionate eloquence as soon as hel tired 0‘ being bosscd as l! I were ‘
Prosperity Cutting
a New Tooth
times as much.
“it seems odd that parents should .
be willing to let their children be 80. NOBWALK, CONN.
taught in the schools by a woman
ncc
EACH MONTH.
Isle Establishes Astronomic
l
. . . . 9 Observatory. 6 HA. a‘lti'i'iis, . . - -
(1111“) 12:11:. £11113“:ng igggnzl: —- l Wlmt :1 l:‘..:«ir! a man mould be can make a momentary use of it: “‘“f' “Mk”; paid 81,000 a year. and probably de- 53493011an
0 bill‘el' 8‘ __ns m the country A 26-inch refracting telescope is l in his. mm .-...m- . . if he taught noth- whether it be to dazzle others with 1‘0 M "0‘ ”13"?"- He could not serving of no more. or in college by
1’" “mg “m“ 1 ‘ ' “1“)“ 0‘ my response. an instructor whose salary is not
it as a kind of halfotruth. or to em-
to be installed at Johannesburglml? “5010883. Goethe observed.
play it as a stop gap for effecting
whose business it is to km" in close lie ilclirvwl tlmt ihr- grt‘allfst piocc “Ob I'M-“19d that MI '3“ was much larger. When they would re-
DINNER STORIES X‘THE PEOPLE’S
South Africa, by Yale University. ac-
end accurate ““1011 “”1 commons comm: to a report from Consul G. of rally is that every man thinks an apparent union between things'rixml that he had n” allowad his turd the circumstance that a phygl-
1" 3” sections, has, this to say on K Donald N the Semen“. of State. himself compelled to hand down that have been disjoincd." :idens 850“ "‘9 freedom ‘3‘ "1°" clan or lawyer could earn only 8-.000 ;'
the 'subJect- of reviving lnduflrla‘ “he: decision on the location of what pcoplv think they Lave known. ‘bondt‘d by matrimony. ’3'“ 3‘0 W” a year as sufficient evidence for cm- ‘- '" ' ' TRUST C0
activity and prosperity.‘ telesco )8 was largely due to the "it a man did not feel obliged to Nothing was more odious than the - "Oi “'1“an ‘0 admit the 1“““3’ °’ playing a better man. "I once had in a class. says a. ' ,
. "Prosperity is cutting it WW \m‘ric‘an Chamber of Conmmrce at rcpcat what. is untrue, lmmuso he majority, to Goethe. To him it con—.11" comvlalm- "1 hi“ 0°" “W "it is mr more impertaut to so— school teacher. "brothers by the F' t Ba 1! U (1 th Bil '
I tooth. ’ ‘ ‘ said it oncr». tlu- world would have sisted of a few powerful men to “unpright thins." he ‘0‘“ himself. "H" ciety than to teachers that proper names of Julius and \Villiam. The!" ll" n n er e in
:duty is to mo first. Do I not consid-
cr her in anything I do?"
She we. sthinking. too. And a. re-
.solution was born of her thoughts.
; (To be continued.)
Johannesburg. At its request. the
minister of railways granted in. 15 per
cent. reduction in freight rates from
the coast. the commissioner of cus-
toms and excise has promised to re-
werc commonly spoken of as “Julc'
and ‘Bili.’
"0n the morning of my entrance
upon the duties of teacher every
pupil was called upon to give his
The lder of the brothers
salaries should be paid to those
engaged in the educational and scien-
tific work. so that the best men and
women may be d rm to it.
"We have ra caily driven men
the way: of accommodating rascals
and submissive weakling-s; and of a
mass of men who trot after them.
without in the least knowing their
own mind. .
' “Agriculturally, this country is 1,99“ .“mc (iifft‘rnlJ’
about 81.000.000.000 better off than
it was thirty days ago.
“th, within a. few months past.
bloc politicians were picturing on
On Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
“Since men are really interested
in nothing but their opinions. every
one who puts forward an opinion .
and left for ;
paper and in Congressional halls ‘1‘“‘3t from Parliament “'9" “9‘" looks about lllln right teachers from our public schools. name.
dire happenings for the farnu-r. for the “legume ““d accessor'm" means of straightening himself and "A man Cannot “‘le stand by lllw- thought, nearly all superintendents' mentioned save his first 'JUIe
“It made argument, but it didn‘t and the director 0‘ the union 0"" others in it." (lo-dim pnilllcd out. self. and so he is glad to join a POEMS THAT LIVE ”-9 men. And We do not scéuN‘Jone‘_' '
stop the operation of the simple servamry at Johannesburg. “Mid“ "A man avails himself 07 “l0 party: N‘CRUSC‘ if ht‘ (10¢! “Oi lmd the boat women partly because we “'No abbreviati s please‘ I said
affording the facilities of astronomv lruth so long as it is serviceable: test there. he at any rate finds quit kep the wage s'calc down to com- sternly. "the “110’: name' . '
law of supply and demand.
“The pessimisticaily inclined. “ith
a purpose. have shifted base and
“ ‘And you'." I inquired of the oth-
er brother. a bashful little fellow.
He. was nearly heightened out of
petc only with typlsts and telephone
girls, partly because in general the
host “omen marry and we take in
ice] time service. dark rooms. etc.
. hue he svizos on what is false with and safcty."
has promised a. free site in its 15- »- ' -
.7 ~ I
TO A anxn. The Business Man
My love must he as free
now look with alarm at the indus- acre reservation. 4.... A, is u... eagle'g wing, .
trial situation. ~ Hovering over land and sea the schools only those who can’t or his wits by a new teacher: so sput- and
"Giving the farmer a chance SPECIFIC. . _ And everything. ' won't. partly because we give the tcred out: ‘
; means giving prosperity a chance. ; WEDLOCKED By mm leachch but. little freedom or appor- '- 'Biiiius Jones)" ‘iis “in
But in this. separate the inspired “15 Ml"- Ilse at home,” lnqllirf‘d q. m I must not dim my eye “1"“?- - ..
legislative nomwm, and 1,911,...“ Mrs. Chalmers. standing in the sha- In thy saloon. "It is bad for boys from the age After several vein attempts to
dow of the doorway. ‘L I must not leave my sky Inf six to eighteen to b taught only follow the light conversation of the
yawpings_from the sounder work-
ings of nature.
“Look over the adjustment. crops
and prices of wheat, corn. cotton.
young person he had taken ill at
dinner. the Professor struck out for
his natural level. and explained to
her carefully and elaborately that
by partly educated worm-n; perhaps
git is even worse for girls.
. Can't Afton! Childzt-n.
"I don't known. ma’um." the new And nightly moon.
maid replied. "I can't. tell till I get
a better look a; you. If you've got
CHAPTER LIII. it may 5v:
Something was on Lura‘s mind.
Rob sensed it. lie vaguely expected
,tragcdy is that most of the little
girls themselves believe that they
have talent. They‘ll go on believing
Be not the fowlcr's not. (0 name a NL-
"lt may seem sound to predictt ccutor 01‘ "L151“
tobacco. hogs. fruit. poultry xvro- “- “3” on {he Side of your nose. l‘ h “'hirh stays my flight.
duets, etc. shy, Ollt."—\\'alerbury nopubman. 3:101:35; nf‘lhclsort when she an- :hat and lln n few years you find And creftily is set the Possibility that the faculties of a recent discovery showed that life Expemnc. 10.... V,
“W’orid production or wheat is -————-_.~_ "Inl‘hinlrixrlr:?lstult‘eelliiZan-lftb;gh i mgr: gircg‘l? dylfl‘il:§tem.who will '1“ allure the sight. our colleges and universities will can” be produced in sterlized boull- mm ””5 is, WW.
. .. g ‘00 s \e them- ultimately be "manned’ by women. ion by the action of radium. "” "
down. Our crop is good. “’9, have the TH“ “'l‘ZA’l‘HEli. l ' "
se \es. . But on several occasions recently i "A Wonderful discovery." be con—
course." But he the favoring gale
unusual basic situatio of 0 Forecast: .Northcrn NMV Eng- u - .. ‘ ~. . ..
crops generally and highnpricg: 0d lEnd: Southern New England and "A” ““0017” he ‘1‘”“9‘1' '32:: Bio: Emit” . Th“ be‘" me °“- “3"" recommended a woman becau ”30‘3- “And what "31115 01. thought I» appom..n.. . .
"Another thing. the balance of hastern New York: Fair Saturday “Nflr business school. I want to:in ‘1‘"; mp" ' urn Cf‘i‘d' "plac- And still doth fill my sail at a. salary of 82,000 a better teach- it gives rise to! \Vhy. this may “1”“ him a *“W i" ”'3 C“ "'6'
"we m our favor as between 1m- and Sunday: moderate temper!” take typing and shonhnnmu quzwuon £15110ng his lips. l‘ha'. When thou art gene. or is available. I have found that have happened in this world of ours SponslblilL". u. :..::> .;:;: ms 1‘11
. ports and exports rcuched 8754000,- lure. ' He was not yet fully interested "0h is h... c " the university DPOWSSOI‘ has now on millions of years 3.80" icntlon to xnanv calms, ccnzllui
000 m the fiscal year Just ended. . Conditions: Pressure was low and in whenshe was saying, and he ask- . CHAPTER LIV I cannot leave my sky the average of 1.5 children. lie Is “Really!" she bald. visibly impress. , . . .fi. “marge or
“Una". "me encounmm has falling Friday night almost gt-nor- ed hyr inrllfrerontly: . - For thy rum-ice. not really able to support the extra cd. but a little incredulous. "or “N“mmg' "M ‘M
‘ nlly west of the Mississippi rive,- “W hat for?" Bobs eyes were irresistibly 3,. True love would soar as high half child. The situation is now course i understand that there may investméms. t3\.1‘irl;. an ;
if he‘
industrial improvement can't be pre-
l:\ vii
vented.
As even is. “L 1......»
technical
could take the lime ixcm
worse than it was. for salaries have
not increased in proportion to the
cost of living.
have been radium then. but where
did they get the beef tea '.'"
tracted by a sheet of paper he saw
and it. has remained relativviy low
lying on Lura‘s dresser as he bent
from the vicinity of Newfoundland
“I've got some stories I want to
write—and I think it‘ll be nice to
2.;5 a“
The eagle would not brook
r The“ same facts give the old- southwestward to the South Allan- know how to type and .ake shark over towards the mirror to tie in. ———___~______. .
. une bancful influence of a Presi- tic coast. High pressure prevailed hand. Then maybe I could get a Cravat. whistling. Her mate thus won. “The difficulty in the present sit- He Does 50‘ Need to Know “73‘“ ‘0 1"'°P“-" “"'
. den...“ “when an effective wallow from the Lake ".810” Southward 101.3. I Haiting in the midst of a thought “'ho trained his eye to look nation is not only that the ordinary Alexander Schwartz described as we“ "‘3‘“ “5 "2 5"
Beneath the sun. '
salary is too low. but that there are
—Emerson.
no prises in the proteason company
bie with those in law. medicine or
the necessary Ll.‘
pcricncr‘i’
‘W'ish We had a. higher mirror." he
pick. up the paper and read it.
The sheet signified that Lura Bay-
a former Russian Communist. has
challenged Senator Brookhart to a:
joint debate on sovietism. The chal-g
"C‘nrllfiing business as a Whole ov-
er a. period of years shows a some-
yvhat irregular saw-tooth effect.
over the Ohio Valley and Florida.
No reports of strong winds or fall-
ing‘ barometer were received Friday
“You‘ve got the Job bee still. it
seems." he remarked satdonlcally.
“Thought you were playing at the
t lhluspnli if cutting a? mw night from tho nortlmcstern Carib- settlemenr house." lir had that day been duly enrolled 9 engineering, Wheerasuccesstui prac- longe was brought out by Mr y. .- .-. . e
om . It. “ill p.0bably not rise as bean sea. . as a student in typing shag-[bud titloner may earn 3100 000 . ‘ ' Lu ‘7‘“ ‘ '
She answered him resolutely: - .. - or more Brookharts statement that the sow -.. - . -.
. a year. These large incomes are L" “a ‘0 ‘1’
and business English in the Stand-
ard usiness School.‘
Bob strode out, of the room. call-
ing toera and holding up the pa,-
per.
“1 see you've started to train {or
the job of gum«chexving monograp-
iet form of government is second
only in excellence to that of the
United States. “Brookhart knows
nothing of conditions in Russia or
he wouldn‘t talk that way." Mr.
Schwarti’ is quoted as declaring. '
Probably Mr. Schwartz is mistak-
Locul thunder showers have oc-
curred within the last 24 hours in
portions of the South Atlantic and
East Gulf states. Tennessee, Arkan
sas and Southern Missouri. '
Moderate temperature prevailed
Friday from the Missouri valley
high as the one preceding it. This
means that competition is going to
be severe. There will be no general
hand-out of bulk profits. Vi’htlt cf-
fort are you making for your? par-
ticular business?"
Note the line: “Under those cl:-
.»2 :u .
“You know very well I lost out
on that because of——bccause of—-
you. But I won't let you do it
again."
Bob kept his temper. and ansWer-
cd her with a. sermonic observation:
“You're always starting something
management
naming this Connor; .
rare, but their existence attracts able
men and leads them to make the best
use of. their talents. 'Of our hun-
dreds of thousands of teachers not
one has the salary of a successful
salesman or buyer.
*
inn-"m
e
GEN. VALERIAN WEYLEII. and ”With
The man whose regime at Havana.
as governor—general. was immedi-
couraging facts industrial improve-
ment can't be prevented."
Just so much added proof, it
more were needed. that business
conditions generally. are on the up
grade. as We pointed out in this
column yesterday by citing portions
eastward to the Atlantic coast. The
temperature was considerably above
normal. however, in the Gulf states.
The indications are for generally
fair weather Saturday and Sunday
in the \Vashington forecast district.
The temperature will not change
and not finishing it. You do every-
thing that way. and that is what
will happen to this gum~chmving
stenogrnpher ambition of yours."
He paused. then resumed in a dif;
tcrcnt tone. to a different purpose.
"Dearest. why don't you go on
her. after all."
She pulled the paper out of his
hands.
"Yes. I have. And I wish you
Wouldn't. go poking around through
my letters and papers and reading
things that do not concern you."
ately responsible for the Spanish-
American war. Valerian Weyler, has
become the central figure of an ur-
my camarilla in Spain. which wants
to overthrow the dictatorship of
of Prime do Rivers. The former
autocrat of Cuba is declared to be
the only man who can save Spain
"in one or our larger city unl-
versities the professor of economics
received the comparatively liberal
salary of 86.000. The trustees of the
university are more or less the same
men who are directors of the banks.
and when they wanted a president
for one of them and selected this
on there. it is not necessary for Mr.
Brookhart to know what he is talk—
ing about. Mr. Brookhart is a sen-
ator and a statesman. and when an
THE
SOUTH
American comes to occupy those po-
sitions he is licensed to say anything}
he chooses. whether he knows any-Q“
N ORVVA LK
of a report of an industrial invostl- materially during the next few days. _ 9 Bob was non-pulsed. “I didn't ‘
gator in this state. “lnds: North of Sandy Hook: mtlLtyour music. That is what you think an. was private,’ 'he tried to fro inthe fascism o! the de Rivera professor. they quite naturally paid filing about the aubJect or not. Mal Y
"But you don‘t see much lm. M°d°raie northerly and fair Satur- °“3 to do- I "link you have "3' exolain. ' absolutists. him 325.000. But does the president rookhart studied ”Neal!“ under TRLST
prov-emem locally," the inevitable day. “1.3;; tyou mufn't be discouraged." "I don't suppose my letters. are. The less of Cuba is not remem- of a. local bank render more im- sow.” tutelage; he had a ”recon” ..
grouch will say. sandy Hook .0 Hatteras: Mod- “Us again. she shrugged. either. Did you read them too? bercd against Weyier. Since the portent services to society than . Cehed idea. that sovietism was a COD'IPAV‘
Is that so? A local tire com )an crate """h and northeast and fair Ste? t°_ mc' ”was“ Lu'a- D0 He pulled her down in a cbair on sD‘nish-American war he has en- professor of economics? gm thing. and 0t ”"3" 1“" saw ‘ ‘
13 running three shifts and ic y baturday. 80 0n_ will} .‘vour music: Wacan a:— his lap and as she made an effort gaged in politics to such advantage More Needed, “0‘1““ 0' it and heard nothing of
not push production farm «up roru ll. ..ou11 have time to do it." to a...” ummnemd m. ‘ that he is now the _rea! political "If we do not my teachers it that was “kew t° ““59 “m t° 5w" ”my
to on fiftv percent of tl‘ecrnrtdhei: (n TimpERATUM:' argtfiiizizrcziiotiiwitc its no Iuse m to“; “I sullpose 1 was wrong“ gilt 1 "ad” of the old “me "my’cm°h‘ ‘e‘ and 31"" “1"“ mum” “83:: Egiiwe anything he didn't want to "we
. r ' - . . N'l‘l'al ll ‘ k i . . n 3 Or “'0", -— .. . ' EVC.
. ”7231"". m... we... "mm.“ a? 5‘3“?"13‘gn {Lam can't do what you say." sung: sol:t would consult me about if"? ‘2; gz'ymf:;m$fm2§ :3: 83:30:“ that will attract able The Iowa senator beint a radical :
. .3 ‘ I 1 , u m ." “ck! _ ___——-———-'
your “a (firm 3" y° ’ ’.“‘““"5' ‘0‘" “'mu- B°b ““1”" t “a“ “”demw" "I uniL circuit . ,. 1. “7191‘ was appointed president of the icinpon w m" h“ a “3 "“1 and elected a a. radical must think
. P t velar business. ' asks the, Atlanta. ....... . 30.00 76 cloudy what. was going on within her. I“) l sou. s e responded "‘9 supreme “1“ council. where 1‘0 he “I I" economy m" m fact and talk “"1 believe as 3* radical . A \Y
Curtis PUblishlng Co? It is a sound Atlantic Ci . . .. didn‘t realize how sweet she was p01“ as. . e most “testament-ovum“. W ' . v I R G I N I ‘ ‘
u ti ty . .. 2J.J6 be clear "But w didn' stands. in reality. between as Rivera. We are, of hen a form of government crops
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