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Norwall. Conn.
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:. ' :Tnlophono: Norwalk "-38.
men (Alice: 4: Wall St. houralh
‘ J'elephone—Norwalk 1383.
d as Second Clans Hatter
abacu'rcn PRESS MEMBER
Asociateo Press is exclusive-
bgatled to the use :or publication
-‘ d gll new. dispatches credited to it
. be otherwise in this newspaper
’V also any local new: published
‘ All rights or publication oi
% dispatches herein sro 1100 re-
iuyrcn “you; SERIES.
lie was runzlns a small herdwarc
store in .1 an”) szlede district.
undiinc Mm 5...» dealer: iound him
'i-aekward in pa} men: of his
mounts. They sent him letter liter
lettu. all e: 1).”: polite. but uch
mode threatening than the last. rin-
nllyIthe." sen: that representative
new 1:» :zve him .3 spot-1mg chance.
"Son ‘ 5:"! fix caller, "ttr must
La“. a vim 11'. .1 \Vhy haven‘t
Voulscrt ..‘s ans-thins? Are things
going bail) '
"So. ex-crmhiug's guns ..
ueedzt worry. "\ “
xuannr-w me all r . -..
"Then. ‘- hy raven 1 you pald up.
'We'l. you see. thou threatenzns
letters w \‘ciz's err: so ueil gotten
~: Lawn: ii;-...1 "‘
. ., s ..
You
Will
eel-i complete."
q
Q
rue Advertising
‘ m-ubuese remember the oil-1
c1 ‘he led who cried “I01:
that one day when he met a
and rrzrd "volt." no one heed—
cnll and the: was the end a:
can; meanzng perhaps back
e (um. c-nr Who cries "wolf.
wait—:2: hut-mass or public lite on
He occasion. today is regarded
as ‘ extremist or alarmist.
.re are some few merchants
“'h continually cry" Wel!.. Wolf” 2:
1h Id"6.".l£ln‘. Ex eryume they
hav‘a ale 1: u. a tremendous price
sin-.113: nflur. articles sold away
bel‘ cost. etc. The result is the
ht: ‘rv'comes so accustomed to
His pram exaggernuon. that when
the is a real merchandising event...
no 2 taxes 1: eermualy.
In this coon-even. and as an in-
uicoziun of the mug torud level-
headedzess. :' ‘:“.'£‘5'::i: to note
:13: gnu s :: airtrtising
:or 35;; :‘ :rs. :c-ctrzly
adopted 3‘. 1'6 fOLT‘P‘S": ahnai
cczvczfzcv: o; 3.2 National Retail
Dry Goods Association.
The code agreed urea by zem~
hers in par: Selle“:
”A: real: tétqtzexng :12: it de-
‘olt-ee upon us 2:. cezsen'e azd ad-
vance the reg-.tzzzo: of R121 bust-
mess and o! the lcouluueze are re-
r-reeezzz. Recon-Jug that our duty
to the publzt a: net! u the beet in.
term (1 rmzlmg. call. (or!
boast? Flgtefl'y and candor in
aim-ruse; ue iota terminated
these Sid‘ié’aflif 1.: nature [.03
grower: the 7-:L-f:$e;c;.. Advertising‘
in axially useful Recluse it enables
Ybe concur-tor '( ‘uv rgore intelli-
mnrb- and our. 1-“ eli’ort. We
have 1hr '.z¥.' -t actertlsmg a! com-’
. .
nut-rd: ;r_ performxng a‘
two 19. _ .'.'.'. 'r. sel'. the me:-
chandlse a" 2.5%: 2:2: '0 eellthe
main-2.: :T"§",~‘~'I “‘e should
think 0: it u performing a third
:uncuc: alsr. refit;- adsertlrzng i'-
‘ . .r at: we rheuld
be: as 3%2J‘is r: '32: reputation of
our prefer-ex: ;- "x: Vise mer-
rhm is :' .. ,_ "L: repuuuc:
c! has lishmez'. Advertising
rhonld ’ be truthful. but
ehcul-j a. .2: ' ::.- arm: exec the
flmbiat": cf ';_"v*.'i'. (r thr— F‘s-
:rlcz'on c~‘ .7s:rw
rather 111..
Here 1-
Lemma: 2.3.. '
Lnsxness 2.7.: .5 . ' '
#1.}; 2r. ‘ ; '. 1: “13:: the advero
Jung 1'0. .:’.' ~ I ' ‘3 ~ :ewepoperr.
‘ A more 1;.” ‘— : -‘..:t on a better
oundatio: :_ ; g: :r. confidence.
Thane? 2:."- r'v " "of to [sin this.
an rot: handlse .
erly price: a' ' prop
. ‘50ng ”11'
L'uthtul ac~.._~-;.__._;. “3" 1:
Thick «.1 ”... yr... .
.» ‘ ‘ .1'; '35.! mos:
.requufiq. .34 horn “no-e counter:
302: but .‘..‘.I:“. ngerly. Sine ehenoos
out .! Tr: 'Zuy :ze stores that. ad-
unfit: to?! r. -'Ey and honerl)
You have ' ‘ .
. . o rt ' '
old lrienc‘e ‘ : r—r.ri‘tdr:g~.ht:f: '11-.
gard the: n--...; rim-eagle, in lhc
mngapere be in We nature ot a.
personal (.(..'.-'r.‘.’!‘.|l.'a'lon to you.
Member: or 'he itetau Dry Goods
group realize the rmportanee of this
confidence on the puhlic'u part and
. to help to r :1 adorned their ad-
‘...‘:crm! Telftfltm ex-
. ‘-:s c: '32 National
~ Ml Dry Goods Amistion have
the Gerrard of the hour
”I are determined that. the activi-
.1 their Separate organisations
w" warm hula has a
' “.00
'M-‘lll \‘lJus, (’1‘! who. u
- ”test force in the bull“!
world today.‘
. M
29 Years in Jail
mi. in mpable oi
’ - 2 heights 0!
a flaking into dismal depths st
in . t.
‘" “3’mmuhm
“Ottawa '.
nc-l
2:119:11: when there was :10
NORWALK
* 10 YEARS AGO
AsRctVand unease-or
Immanuel.
THE~
WRONGBU'I'I‘ONl
The “lining items appeared in
the issue 02 the 8min: Sentinel
of nay-ch 17. 1915:
"Every true lrishrnan. and friend
of that. rsce, today proudly pear-n
a touch or green to commemorate
the memory or the Apostle o! the
Irish. St. Patrick. he who Christen-
lzed lrcland.and save it the impetus
to Income honored in song and
story and tut, as the Island of
Saints and xiioiarei"
"A port: of young friends last
evening swooped down unawaroe on
Mortimer Xosher. son o! Mr. and
Mr: Gilliam K. .‘fiasher of Perry
gvouue."
"Requests and petitions for street
repairs and layouts were the chief
occupiers of the time at the ad-
journed Council meeting which was
held lest night."
"John Cole. the tormer bridge
lender. is about again after a
v-t-rk'e il‘mvrs. and his friends arc
pleased to see him. and hear his
cheery \nitfi"
"the dry weather of the last
few days hae called out a number
of boat owners to the shore. and
they are scraping their craft and
getting think in condition {or paint-
the.
"Hugh P. Campbell. Jr. of
Spring street. who is acquiring an
enviable rrputrttion as a singer. this
«veiling Will ‘15:: Mcx'idcn. where
in has bent (mag-"i to sing at a
St. Patrick's Day entertainment to
be .r.vcn under lhl' auspices or St.
Rose (hut-ch."
"Judge Josrph Taylor at Wash—
;ngto-i strut. is .. fisitor in New
1 \c-rk czty lct‘mv on lusincst."
"I‘rrdrrufi; Hru‘nwood, of \\'xn-
firlt‘i :trret. a stt-nographrr and
(Ivz-n' 1n lb“ South Nur‘vulk Trust
,. t‘~..xm~.li:y. in \Vuahinuton etrcct, lb
th)0_\ln£ a holiday today.
"Young men and boys. playing
‘cnsmall in ‘Wmito-lrl ell-re: Sundays
are ‘2'.) :lz-z to go: ttzcmszlws in
trouble.
"A'L‘f‘h‘B‘ John Krogh and x._.
hemmh Currier are in Bridgeport.
{odd} on it‘s! but-inc».
"As flock of homeless cau- in the
firighhcrhood of Garner street and
“3-9: at-nnc. hate l-t-en reported to
if 9 police."
"'lhe ultnual St. l‘utrlck': l‘hty
szzpptr c! the Mcn's Bible Clean, 0!
the Lae: Avtnuc .\i. 15. Church. was
held 1.1.“. L\(llln‘ in the thurcll
last—merit. :n East avenue."
The Author of "Peter Pan."
8;:- James Barrie, besides being
one 01 the most intrequenl o: maga-
zine contributors. is also one 0! the
shyest and most elusive or literary
celebrities. lie is so unalterably op-
posed to grouting intertiewr that a
iew yearn ago. I‘nan he tinned the
United States. even New York nous-
papormq were unsble to get a word
”to!“ OMOILDOSUIIIOC.
alter vainly trying every expedient.
known to the successful Journalist,
wrote a wholly imaginative inter-
view and did i: so sucussiully that
it is considered something of a
chute 0! ll: kind. ll happens that
In American. Mr. Ilerbert Brenon.
director or the screen production or
"Peter Pan" has recently been \«ry
close to the author, and to Mr. bre-
non we are indebted for the lollow-
lug glimpse of a delightful per-on.
.lliy. "Barrie." he says. is a little
. be in line with "4 Advm
, 1". human being. a: we know
.. flightll and renew rev
' ' 'Jenn'tne- at a” up”...
Wench;
man. Short. shy sud shabby. with a
twinkle in his hurt—vane: usuelly
a pipe in his mouth. He is Wild.
(Whimsical and witty. lite sympathlcs
are of the wtdeet, his klndlinces is
without end. He is in years Perhaps
sixty-live; but his age is all on the
outside. I“: hair and mustache are’
gray, but ills hedrt in that o! a child.
and he has the most sympathetic
face I have ever seen. He in an un-
usual in quaint and curious as
Peter Pan himselt.
TIE “11.111158.
Southern New England: Eastern
Sew York: Partly cloudy and warm-
er Tuesday. {allowed by unsetllvd
we-attv r “th showers Tuesday night
32d \thneeday.
Northern Sew England: Fair and‘
warmer Tuaaday; Wednesdsy unset-
!zed probably ehowur.
Ccndlu'onhz Pressure is high over
San Scotia and thence southwest-
waxd through the Atlantic state-s.
During the last 24 hours it has
become warmer atcr Northern die-
tricts (rem the plain states eastward
to northern New York. Elsewhere
changes have been unimportfmt.
Winds: North of Sandy Hook:
Moderate to fresh southeast and
eoulh and weather partly overcast
Tuesday.
EWEMTL'RE.
Observation taken at B p. In. 75th
meridian at New Haven “‘cotlicr
Bureau. -
Atlanta. ....... . 80.2i 46 rain
Atlantic City ... 30.52 40 clear
Block island .... 30.56 34 clear
Boston . . . ...'. . 30.56 38 clear
Buffalo ........ 30.24 46 clear
Chicago . ...... . 30.00 48 clear
Cincinnati .. .. .. 30.13 6d cloudy
Denver ........ 10.80 ‘8 cloudy
Detroit . . .... ..' 30.12 40 clear
Duluth ........ 2!.“ 86 clear
Hatteras ....... 30.40 54 cloudy
Jacksonville .... IO." N dandy
Kansas City ..p. 39.“ 58 cloudy
fiantueltet. ..... 30.60 34 clear
New Haven 30.59 37 clear
New Orleans . . . . 30.06 64 cloudy
flew York ...... lo.ld 88 clear
Norfolk ......” 30.46 66 cloudy
Norma-id. Vt. .. so.“ 8: cloudy
Hm ..... 30.23 63 cloudy
peg-tuna, Me. ... 80.58 36 clear
at. m ....... at." is cloud!
Washington ....~ 30.“ it clear
wwlm'wendmnoe and
never will be lit to emaciate‘wit'h
availed persons. Their imprison-
so u;- as it won in his power from
W m» with their kind.
m was as these were the
l
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5
hi. we can only
bop-M'tooaroburohea our-social
TUESDAY. MARCH 17
W
. gins (our day “on at City Hall.
Lilah greeted Abe Mallory
a smile not in the least perfunctory.
She rather liked Abevaner
lie seemed to be impatient to get
going and started the readeler with
a Jerk as she settled down
side and pulled her has or soil club.
in beside her. No didnt‘ have much
my until they had
Boulevard and were
Then. with affected casual-
neu. he remarked:
"! hear that you are going to pull
off a sort of surprise at your party."
She turned to him. with I allow
of grout inter-eat. Ind wsiled expec-
"Aw. don't play “1' innocent! h'i
all over town."
"You have me mystified. Abe-
don't seem to be in on the surprise.
You know that
I'm touting about." He laughed. and
waved a hand in her (ace.
She still gazed at him blanltly:
she was determined not. to volun-
teer information concerning her in:—
pending betrothal.
Abe become
Lilah. you're not
this Menlow guy are you.
“Aw. cut that!
more blunt:
“You're not very tactful.
She was accustomed to
this trait in he} companion. and re-
fused to be offended.
"Ileolly. Abe. I'd much prefer you
to drop the subject."
He was silent (or e. lew moments
Then he turned and sought to ex-
nlore her eyes as he asked: "Then
it is true that your engagement
to be announced at the dinner 1"
Abe’s use made Lilalt uncom.
She began to regret ne-
cepung hie invitation. Obviouely he
had arranged it Just to question her.
She aaected e smile and shook a
mixer at him.
"You muotn't believe
He was visibly
evasivenesa.
"Why don't you tell me?" he en-
It was evident that Abe
Mallory was deeply moved by the
thought of Lilith Pheriey marrying
Who’s Who
DR. WALTER 613036-
Germauy’o president ad
Dr. Walther Sin-ions, has taken
active part in the political me o! bl!
country (or many years and up to
the time or his appointment as tor.
clgn minister in 1320 held many
ltelelatlve and ludielel appointment;
.uis preheat poet. is head 0! "ll L01!-
aie toderal court. on ediee corres-
ponding to that 0! William H. Taft,
chief justice or the L'. B.
annoyed by her
As foreign minister he took a
losdllte part in the confluence which
1.4 to the signing at the treaty of
Var-nines, he ”mauled In the
Spa. conference in "30 and no In“
0! the German delegation to flu
comet-once in, Hatch; “It.
renewing the ultimatum-,0! than]-
ll. after this conterenee be resign
ed his osbioot ones and. lame
came the German ion! advice on
the Um woolen bounds" cool;
Serving under‘ Qentrlu Chancellor
Fehnnboch. he soon became the
leading spirit in the new cabinet
termed otter the Red uprising in the
Bohr in May. 1'20. .
As torelgn minute: he set. with the -
German dole at the meeting
mm ‘ . no u
mlulylhlfl 1’”. ....
titres: of We: the
Iiichaol Hauler.
"Don't. childish. Abe." she said.
curtly. B otrainod her eyes on
m. veranda o! the approaching
clubhouse in hopes of seeing some-
one to wave her head l0- 8"
search was rewsrdod: {or one
glimpssd one o! the Peabody ("1"
to vent her arm. end she called
shrilly. The girl she signallea run
down the step: toward the car.
"Lot‘s ask her to play." with
INFO” “Med. turning hopsv
fully to her companion. Without
waiting for him to answer. no. laced
Ina Peabody again.’ as it the mat-
ter was settled.
"Come and play with us." silo
called. Ina. who had been uniting
such an invitation nil afternoon. at:-
copied without hesitation. Abe al-
ternated frowns with smiles.
“Michael's bore.” Ina managed to
M Lush know privately a halt hour
later as Al:- was going throw): the
carcinl motions of leelng on.
Lush was silently land: and In.
quick to notice it. Lilah under-
stood that Michael did not. like Abe
Hallow. although he had never es-
preeeod himself to that effect. 0!
course. she (ole slightly guilty about
going out with Abe on the We of
the monument of her engage.
merit to Michael. She worried about
it do their game progressed. She
hoped that Michael would not. see
her. Her demeanor changed. ‘She
did not Imus ni Abe's chatter; and
she tried to keep herselt o littln
apart from the other two. sa it to
create the imprenion thdt lite Wu
not playing with them.
But her hopes were dashed. line
almoet butted into Michael and
Alonzo Copper no she and Abe were
turning to the clubhouse. Fate do.
creed that at tile moment lea Peso
body should be elmfl’o. sad that
she should be laughing at something
Abe eald.
She smiled at Michael In loving-
ly as' she could. but he only
oeowted. She now that Alonzo Cop.
per was regarding her queen-1y. fler
hurt throbbod. She struggled to
preserve her calm: to keep her colt-
tusion hidden.
“1111 a curt nod. Michael moved
on. Her eye- iollowed him. stunned.
(To be continued)
allied countries by adores-inc an ap-
peol to President Harding to act as
mediator in the reparations question.
The delivery or the note wee and
co the: in the event Harding did so.
can it. it would bring the United
mm into reparations controversy
beiore May 1 Jill dd“ '0! ”7 From
to move her military fore.- lllio the
Ruhr and other industrial region's of
Germany.
who communion!” or Dr- flint.
men caused e tnmeudees outburst
or reeling in Germany. and in use
Discos almost precipitated dashes
between diaennt volition motion.
Copying the action. or American
politician. Dr- umons toot s
.'.h‘ "‘3“ “M’t M'
m "m" ’
l! m" impatient mm in the
republic. More he Hutu‘h. Lon.
don conference as need or the not.
It» delegation.
He resigned from the cabinet in
my. 1031- following the mug u).
“nuns: WIND”. lie is”:
. to. .1
3?? German bo'eal “View on
“Just“ ...... M...“ w
OI'M' 7 “In." NH O 3;. '
' Dr. mm.m' It‘ll“-
TIMELY
WORLD TOPICS
Wmsmumonau
mmavm.
VIEWS
Women are needed to bring "the
home economics point at View" in.
to state affairs and demonstrate a.
value to the public oi the
9| Tow-’9 .Evcn‘tsll!
mg. .... “We ot Brian
Kat." :
Regent—8L ms W Enter-
tainment or A. 0. 1!.
WW Doors.“
m 03 Inst ”'0! Commun- _
up club. . . ‘
mm nice“. o! the Women e.
club. '1: !
octane Esters. l
m Ila-looting.“ Norwaik
m m loud- 3
”at-Dis” and mention
to W the Governor. H‘
00 NM ”Dublin. Women’a
m Ida-Cdlege track meet
8m League. Nor-walk x. E.
obstet-
m u. — Wednesday Evenlns
Dapper um Baptist church.
m tin-"13in alight." Sm oi
Columbia circle.
m It—XWJMDW W'ano-
ma Council. Deen- oe Poeahonuu.
m 36PM of Belle: be.
)dsrch u.-—lhepherds ot Bethle-
bem’ card party.
An
Invitation
We extend to every man. “‘Omau
and child the invitation to avail
themselves of the many services We
render—services that are confideu.
_ tial, personal, efficient.
larch Sling—Old Fashioned Dance.
Cocteau Tribe 1. O. R. X.
m 3‘.-—Plan by um Eu
wumutimltehurch.
m Ila-Federal inspection or
lathe-g “C." 193d 1". as. C. N. G.
limb :3.—-Chiehen lupper' oi
Ladies Aid of let u. E. church.
lunch 3!. - meeting or Norwallt
Dean of Trade.
Much 31.—l"sderai inspection 2d
Combat Troll: 1nd 1". A. C. N. a.
March tsp-Junior Chautauqua.
April :8.-—’rurltey BupPOl' of Old
Well and Xsyflower Volunteer com.
panieo.
The- Central Fairlield
Trust Co. I
NORWALK, CONN.
I) Gm 1. mum
(WIND!- 198‘!
Every owner of securities no mat-
to Menu” to keep in some sort or
do not. mean by this that he should
tions or apoculathe nooks and bond:
who pretend to SIVC athlt‘c on spec-
!eminine mind. declare- hire. not.
enes 8mm: Klan. secretary of
of 1‘!" Illi- -
will tell you mu, she ien’t doing a
man's job. "Me an a nest luau
iobs that. belong to
never be W) pot!
to not. but the one
is not at that w.
"! am not. doll!
she es”- "1 am var
man's duty to the sine
peelty When her gins
llost usetui. ! a.
m soudsmr. let
mm Of view I. a.
fields of comment
lion on the tutu. I III
home monies point.
state nee-mica. Question
economies reduoe. at» all.
Ins both and: meet and
most in your new.
heusswue's bud” doe!-
"Idou't lie-annotate.
rate the em steps is m
uentosinameuor-omaeanio-
telligent "Ill! of 'his work. Cimn.
unnee- largely have obliged us a
quill, earlier than other
.eeuring educational
county end not. through mum...
for ounsle. h‘sve brought nu mu.
eel dmm down local-tn. my
so such :19 betweel bee-shell asd
state economies In neopl- who have.
n't tried both may believe.
ura. Knapp came to the 0.0. II.
now holds from the dean-hip st the
wheel of home economies In .37..
cuee l’nlversity. -
Poems ’That Live
m. HOW SWEET
(From "karmic Lott")
Ah. how street it in to love!
All. how toy is roune desire. i
Md whet pleasing pain we
When we first
i
:5
f?
33
-5
all:
I“ Who have tailed to turn then
33
:2
E?
m «thick have been posted in
ii
n
E
thing. The 7Rasury Department
then m been a million dollar. or
matured debt on which no interest
those bold. bod termed a bob“ 0!
even s dos-listen reading or the a.
sandal pages oi the stereo-pore they
would hove and themselves these
bases.
MummmlMd-ICOIHI-
veeten
ever. poesibluties of similar louse
m mm IMII‘CBI inVestors.
Mtumthemolumw
holding a callable bond. 1: his bold-l
and all it can do to to give notice
an“?! the usual channels of pub-
”city. I! the inventor overlooks “(1 Juicy:
iheoe notices through carelessness or
otherwldo II. will not learn that his
bond ha. boon coiled until he pre-
nnu the nest. coupon at the bank
(or payment.
at love he sweeter (I:
n all other pleasures an.
digits which are trom 1"“! 5m
Do but rent): heave the heart:
Fe. the tears they shed at...
Cure. like trickling bug, .
incident at the capitol involving
urn .Townshend. representative
and the pity of it in that. those who
can ml it. the least purnuo it. most
“W1. But even investors and
er inventors at that are too
many times neglecttul of their own
5‘ inure“. in tailing to avail
tumult!” oi intormntion obtain-
able at the cost 0! only a mu; ex.
(on.
The most conspicuous instance of
m W is that which ia caus-
ll. 00 lo. 0! more than a million
40“." 5 nor to holders of L'. 5.
Government. bond- on which interest
bu oesoed. The Treasury Depart-
Mt mom that the loss to those
m o! 6 8-0 per cent Victory
in {or redemption is no less um.
"5.000 a dar- Tiuec losses have
been incurred notwithstanding the
M m II "on city and vii-
loge throughout the country.
TM. eon oi neglect is no new
records show that ever since m7
is being void. it the holders oi
Probably the readers of these arti-
deeeflbod. There on. how-
M'—
Just When The m Wore For.
(Hartford Times.)
Discussing the child labor debate.
3
l
' Two Buyers . '
ur how small the amount owes it?
touch with the (tunnels! markets. 1_
concern himself about the tluctunJ
much less pay any attention to those ‘
“have movements. Speculation 15' “I M . "m — time Is
I came that few can uttord to play .
Op.~ . loom with'us.
alk Trust Co.
:- Security
i
N orw
rvioe
The City National : «
South low-.13. Com
Dinner. Stories
In the da- beiore the war oi tr.-
Stones, the “0st eurrounding ourg
lug lo registered the corporation willl national capital we" mu
intone bill by moi! of the tact that .
his bond nu been coiled and no can
then turn it in (or payment. 1!. now-
over. it b a coupon bond the cor-q
1'1an . .
About Thanksgiving time a sell».
tor (ram 1 Southern state said to his
colored (mount: "Ephriam. I wont
use“ record or the holders a gooo tat turkey (or my Thank»,
living dinner-once a wild
but a. good corn-fed tame turkey. (at
"chh. Cunnel. rc-ssall -—Ah
knows ’us, where Ah (Wine get it."
replied old Ephriam.
The turkey duly apoared
Colonel's table and about the second;
bite o! it. be hit on a flumber Fours
shot end ml: last a tooth.
"You infernal nigger!" the Colon-l
e1 roared. "i mount i told you !
will!“ I tame turkey."
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onel. "Didn't I inst bite on I shot?"
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Colonel’- ehair and in a stage wbu-'
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