The Signal, 1897-4-29, Page 8TAE FALL OF LARISSA
Turklsh Troops Gained an Im-
portant Viotory
A emend Saha Tae, Ube Pewees Are
Takla' Maps le Mai she highs -Wed*
UM War Mad Tied Week!- Great SatL-
esetleb al Ceselaat4aeple Over. lbs
/ceases of ted Jttemaa Arms.
Larhss, April til -The nest serious]y..
planned tattle ouent:ed to-daY.
Early this morningiidhem Pasha's a
vane guard, uner Generals Mato.)
antt
d Maerta advanced aains
the Greeks in ford from Reveal, Btu
hast ileal 8tcllaa. The fighting wa
greatly extended and the battle rage
till late tbls alte•nuou with varyln
fortune. The Greeks were assisted 1.s
thousands of Irregularwho haras
and the Turkish outposts and wings
as well as participated in rhe genera
e ngagement. The Turks had an over
whelming superiority in numbers. The
Aad cettiatructd earthworks an
trenches everywhere, and In and bese
bind theawaited the attacks of th
Greeks.
On the whole they clung tenacious]
to their defences, while the Greek, at
giallotacked these giallo and again with tit
meet desperate bravery. in ::plte o
the furious attacks still made up"
them, the Greeks continue to hold th
Reveal and Neseroe Passel. At
•',luck this afternoon it is practically
drawn battle.
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Berlin, April 21. -It is reported herb"
to -night In well informed circles that
the Russian Government hap asked per-
.
alsaion of the Sultan for the Russian
Black Sea fleet to pass through the
Dardanelles. The Raltic fleet is also
ready to start under sealed orders.
Ml Greets called Oat.
Athena, April 21. 6 p.m. -The Turks
today tried to capture tete post of the
Prophet Ell on the road to Tyrnarc,
but they were repulsed. - .
The last series of the Greek reserve:
has now been called out, and freah
troops have been sent to the frontier;
Melsf.cess eta called Ver.
Constantinople, April 21. -The sitting
of the .military.. cells haa_.bsa
ccr,tititioua since yesterday at the %.l-
,._:
el a Kiosk. 11 is reported that Fallela,
Pasha has asked foe 40,000 reiriforee-
mtnta: and that orders have been rent
to /*Ioniea to hasten the despatch of
---oto- wastrels to -tib-- 2
atc.bilization of 40 additional battalions
has been deckled 1111On. attd the enroll -
.tteni of vulunteern-la isles. coaalderad.
The sturdy resistance offered by th'l
G-eeks was wholly unexpected and the
tan at Janina, replacing Ahmed Hast I
Pasha, who 1a recalled.
The new Turkieb commanders start
fur their posts this eveuing.
Brats ]salsa sr► armies
Althealle Aped be .The eat,t.+.rwrat
'mese 41111eRIM les to be 111001 intoner. Ad.
Visplk ~rad hen- to -day from tutu
ode ,hes eves the w.euirre are arming
thelasedves to de beettie wish the
Tutus.
The Ia11 et Luvisea.
Athens. April 24, 6.10 p.m.-l.attaea
has been completely evacuated by the.
lateeks, who spiked tbetr guns In Po-
sition and carried away- all of the
n.cveable cannon and •nun Akins of
war. The wounded remain at Larissa
under the pnotwtton of .• lied Pros•
nag.
-Rlccotu Garibaldi vlstted the Stu •
darts' Club, where he received the
Municipal Council. An atires which
he made created In tense: enthusiasnL
lie wets followed to bis hotel by thou-
sands of people.
Midutgbt --Special despatehes 're-
ceived from the frontier assert that
the Tures attacking Mari were repuls-
ed seven times yesterday. At 6 o'clock
itt tate evening the Greek forces' were
obliged to give way. The Greeks re-
treated
-treated In good drdei' on Karaclas,
where they are entnenciseaL._Front Ar-
ta the Greeks occupied the heithts 1.1
Pentealgadla. It is believed that the
military operations in Epirus will elon
be terminated.
The nad hews.
Athens, April 25, 1.15 a.m.-Satur-
days parpera counsel the people of
.Athena to receive the bad etwa with
pa Lance and sang froid considering
that the army fought courageously In
defence of the national honor. patytntr
Etre ].rice by heavy sacrifices
Will the rowers hterv.se t
Lcrdon. April 24.-A despat;h to The
observer from Rotne says that thy.
Cabtuet to of- the °pintan their alter
the first pitched battle between the
Greeks and Tints tn which large
force are engaged the toowers will
intervene and secure an armistice.
a
Greeks will tegkI 11 Est.
Athena, April 25, 5 tem. -The Greek
Government has decided to persevere
in the struggle, and to resist the fur-
thee
urthen advance of the Turks with treaters,
energy than baa hitherto been die -
played. It is officially declared that
the new line ofdefence is far strong-
er than the frontier where the Turks
,._garnet their advantage in consequence..... -
of the superiority of their poslt!on
LEARING OUT
.. SALE . .
Carpets
Linoleums
Oil Cloths
Japan Matting
are now selling fast because we are selling Superior
Goods cheaper than any other dealer in town.
If you wish to save money, call and buy from us. If
you fail to do so, it will be our loss' We are giving up
the Carpet business. and selling then below value.
J. T. ACHESON.
. idea that the forces of Edhem Pasha
would have a military promenade 1.e
Laramie has already been abandone1
' . A Greek Stitsery.
Headgtartera of the Greek Artny,
Lerltea, April 22. -The latest advices
as to the situation at Damaal enu-.t-
tbat on Sunday the Turk, made a
snrtle from the town and attacked th.•
Greek position at Boughasl Pass and
Sidervpolukl. After severe fighting.
I1g
the Greeks drove the Turks back
acrota the frontier, with a' los of five
gums.Greese m.s4 a Mise.. to tb. t'ar°desert. April 22.-A meets.] mLgnion
ttom the Greek Government passed
through the city yesterday ' en route
to Bt. Petersburg.
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t•
Greece Melds lis Ow..
London, Apra 22.-A despatch to The
Daily (!hest t•hr from Athens eats
that the a 1'n-eks have held their own
�po.klo-ts and destroyed the Turkish
asrvalry at Mati. German officers were
seen ftgtrtlng with tete Turks ii Ger-
sraan unktorm.
" creek Cativo 0asseeresd.
Lopdon. April °2. -According to a
special derpatch from Athena massa-
cres of Greek citizens have oceurped
near fret eta, the Turkish town at
the entrance of the Gulf of Arta. The
Greek treeps, It 1s added, have storm-
ed
tormed the villages oecupled by the Turks.
•*ansa m ht.rfrres
ILS Pett 2'S.-
spin ret `odebsa to egrap sat
Gee ria-ceseary measures have been tak-
en at Sebaatopol for the eventual In-
tervention of Russia in the war be-
tween Turkey and Greece•
Where tlla 16avt ls.
=London, April Ili. -The '1mss' cor-
respondent at Cornea mem that to -day
the insurgents are attacking Fort Is -
media, which is occupied by the inter•
natloftal troops In addlthm to the Turk-
ish garrison. Three war ship, have
left Suda and anchored opposite the
tort. The admirals have gone to recon-
noitre In a torpedo boat. Col. Vassos
has written to the admirals to ask
' whether the towers are in alliance
with, Turkey. The object of this In-
qutry fp obvious.
The Chronicle's correspondent eat
`t AAthiene sayer:
'The Talks ere greatly 1ltmtayed by
‘..-.4.beetifargeigetion of their stores at Ka-
terirta rind ret IAtochotlon. Colnnto-
dnre Sarhtourls destroyed the storms
from the tn the foot of Mount
r _ Olympus. No reataatn,, therefnre,
far F.dtrem Pttvha to curry away hot
hisser. The toast toad being barred,
the only remaining road from Salenlrta
the Verria toad, eight days from
er
The eporte of the Injury
.......,_..
'a rklihae 7tsC Tutriir ari 6oiilf`r+eri-
ft Is reverted hetet (Aitken') that
the Turkish troops will be withdrawn
drone 'Crete.
Mere Wooled«. Greeks Boasted.
Athena, April 23. -Among the wound-
ed who arrived here ere several who
Mate that a numttwr of the Greek
wovnled at Grttsovall, citable to Yee-
-Alt the creek retreat, were shut up in
email church by the ,lusts. who set
-Abe to ,red be idings area burned then, -
to death. •
•
Geseral Bt1111. Called eat.
threw Apsiill 211. -it rata been derid-
es nail tett .,,veral ellwuwa of ttse
w.4tr, or mania. Tn (beer., alt
bodied n.1liw from 21 'ram of ante
newearde ane 1tubi, tin be railed um -
tor msi:tsfiy servboa
94Mi w TA Kra COMMA RD.
ge Pasha Ihegiotualiall W the 0111 Ilene
et Pearn..
Qonstsntdnople, April M. enemata. -
Alt additional force of Rear or anny
miseries has been called out to rata
tbr•oe the Tttrklah troops opesattng
ass'e't sire fires te.
rt 10 now definitely anneesaesft that
(stens ?Ube.. e- . the hero of !ysV1a,
b .n a Oi t�yC0flt1st/
aa act
r i, having Hi
IOetve a
'
had �wse tea
Ath- ens, April 25, noon. -11 15 useless
to deny that a very gloomy view of
-war prtr>t la taken. steep -
ter Informed. There are _however, no
signs of a park. The txhlbita-SnL__
�ttttude-ref .dtgadaset se itssawe..•
many still show an unabated enthket-
aam for fight. This symptom is parTI,
cviarty noticeable among the wounded-)
now In Athena_- Their one desire satins
to be to be healed In order that tfii'y''
ma r..leyuln the. eutore. Natuzally tali
Is mtactt !entered by the contlrmattor
of the reports that the Turks have
burned the Greek wounded In a church
at Knrtziovall. The Turks !ighird
flrea on the bodies of the woundee'.
Many of` the Greek wounded ftnplotlrd
their comrades to kill them: othl4w
committed suicide. Although it H said
that the Greeks carried off all of their
puna from Tyrnavo and Larissa, and
also destroyed all the provisions at
both places, they centid not 'transport
the guns to Pbarwlla.
Membardeneot et hei.tealees Tema.
Cotatantinople, Apra 24. -The bom-
bardment of defenceless towns like
Sant' 6tuar-aata has excited n.tkch aa -
verse comment here. Sitn$al• (reicher)
1taa been madt concerning tae ban,
bordment o1 Preemie, whish was the
etrcyed, although the fire on the Greae
Peet was from the forts.
An extra session of to Cabinet to
be!t-•g hied at .rhe Ylldiz 1 -.leek. The
French military attache hag gone to
the /road for the purpose of reporttng
he progress of the war to his Govern-
ment.
Latest ream Arta.
Athens. April 2:,.-A despatch from
Arta reports tbat the Gree•& have cap-
tured Plaket. Anoiher despatch says
that Plaket and Pentepigadta have
been occupied by the Greeks after be-
ing abandon by the Turks, who haste
also abandoned Kaletzla. (oil Manus
in force hits advanced ney_ondPeotep!-
t.de. a ----- - - at Arta that a rising has occurred to
the interior of Epirus.
Keay del raps Resort
Montreal, April 2L-(Speclat.)--Peo-
tee who appear to know what they
Talking &boot lienar• that Mgr. Mer'
Del Val's report will be as follows: -
1. That the Governments of Canada
and Manitoba did not invite hint to
come here and settle the school ques-
tion, -
2. That Protestants completely Ig-
nore his minion to Canada.
3. Tba,t the bishops dill not interfere
and are not Interfering In political
questions where religion has no role
to play. -
4. That it Is the duty of the bishops
to look after and protect the m9rsJ
and religious education of Catholic
children..
6. That the so-called settlement of
the Manitoba school question Is not ac-
ceptable to the Catholic conscience:
6. That the delegate strongl), • re -
commands that the episcopacy and the
Catholic clergy abstain from making
a luslons to mea or purely political
q tions In the pulpit. , ,
Melees Medal Berra, glia.
April 111.-ntn.eaat.L•rt..
eirew+eew -re ertnt,re: .„e- reertrIRl eri nein;
Bed River, between there and winnlg,
Is now reported to be very setiou.. The
Red hirer hes risen to ., b•gber (Int 'him
in 30 yearn, and tie wl e,e tnwe of Morris
Is tinder water. The water -ll np to the
tops of desks In the scheme en.) to the
tops of store counters. Perptir ■se firing
In bern. and upper storeys ooff their trona«s,
and can only mote :moat l■ rowboat.. 'file
Manitoba Gorerament sent a 'tamer from
Wlenlpez to relieve any distress that might
pi Int, but tae people were ell friend well
snpptled with pravl4l ns though, of entree,
suliaring many diewenforla. Tire web
water may Iset a eonpee M daps lunger,
Wthen Winnipeg will t It. However,
Iwsapeg'a get kteatton Is blgh, and beynne the
geodes( or rte electric power houses and
pantie the elty in Idsrtsese, 11 can do
00ades'e lame wttb isms.►
imndon. April 24.--A sudden roseva)
of interest in tete Transvast is mete. -
able hare. ]Lord Roiernead, the ret4r-
tut to•MOor alt Cape tlotony and Nlgh
(1newwrt6io0er in Brats* Routh Africa
has Hitt O►M Town' for 'England, areal
Cecil Whot101.1s taking full adventure
et his eflrae00e. Tosterday to a speech
=rad 10 get Wildness welcoming him
tooaf ,`_ Mr. Rhoda de-
e /wiled his with PreeldootjCCru-
M,r of the hartsvaal 'Republic as a
giatwlyds that had bce0 gait*
talrt d.
nape� 80�
DOOM.
OOM. OE 'reek wasLondon. taltliitj
d▪ uller estte of swain er et Tait ( t-
leea, lii.+ttrteelt mal► -et Me titch
asfez
can,+-Otoiot er and at tela shut .
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itrii;;"r.
THINK OP THE'
LITTLE THINGS
T' I c •�'• r i about the house that would beim.
' t ._ proved uted Painting
r !! isnot the hard work used to be. You can
I' ={ get just the calor you want, mixed, ready to
use, and no mat=hi ng of colors, no fuming, no trouble.
Open the can, stir the paint, dip in thebraah, and go to painting.
Is annum it took to mix lints, by the old methods, you can now have
der walk well finished
One kind of paint will not do for a house, table, baggy, and a bath
tio any more than one kind of cloth would answer far ail eate fclothing.-,
THE SKERI!'IY-Wi(uAe1j PAINTS are made fee ailpurposes.-
Nat one paint for all surfaces. but a different paint for each surface.
THE SNERIVIII-NK_ LAIIIS FAMIL Y PAINT is made for ea
des, basehoarcls, rte. It bas an oil finish that can be wash • It
/ands in twenty-one colors.
Our booklet,-"PelutMite is agood thing for you to haus.--
elis many -interesting things about paints -good and bad paints. uteri
what to paint, and how to paint It It is free. A postal will bring it.
Foe booklet. address 1q St. tataine Street, Montreal
THE SMERNIN-NriLU,IIS CO.
a'tEYELANO
CHf OABO
NEW 1051
tlol7I IAL
11 1474, 1 1 3 1 1 4 f.
Be wants to Tax Fere and
To the Editor cf Tor Sn.rat..
IV your last law there appears the fol-
lowing paragraph :
" Some of our Tory cool fares would like to
shut op the business interests of this coun-
try. In eighteen years they eudeavo-ed to
paralyze the import trade by abnormal tax•
anon, and bow they are trying to injure our
output in some lines by howling tor an ez•
port duty."
Now, Mr. Editor, I am along thorn who
advocate import duties ea all •rtiolee,whiob
oaa be produced in this country, and I alio
very strongly advocate not merely an ex
port dozy on loge buil se export duty on
Woe lumina and prohibition of the exporta-
tion of logs. And I do not. as you any,
want to shut op the business interests of
this ooantry," but do It beosaae l know that
such a policy L tor the best interests of dna
oonntry.
I am quite satisfied that the duty on ar-
ticles which can be manufactured in this
eaaatry are paid by the manufacturer who
made than hare, and we are haat that mesh
~#e remente wheels eMnrerie weaid
hove to be made up by direct . taxattoin
whiob seems to be your Grit polioy.
Oar pint timber -we need every foot of it
to Mild up our country, and if its exports -
tion is not speedily prohibited we shall woo
he under the neasoity of importing coarse -
trainee, inferior, Southern lumber to re-
pltoa that whfoh is at present being shipped
out of the nenntry, and then pay ten dol-
lars for every one dollar whisk we are now
receiving for our tine timber that is being an
reoklaasly destroyed to order that lb. for-
eign monopolists may become millioaairea
Yon muse be aware, dr, that if as export
duty were placed upon lumber sad exporta-
tion of log's prohibited, lumber would be
mash ebeaper. You are also aware that
farmers as well as townspeople are ooslmn-
ally ooatemplatine Improvements alld erste
Mos of saw buildings, some of whisk re-
quire many thousand feat of lumber. As •
Tory, therefore, I adyoeate savior eur pine
timber aid reducing the price et )amber. 1
would give to the Canadian laborer the
privilege of sawing out logs into lumber,and
1 would redacts the ewe of an ordinary farm
how by about $100 by givias the lumber
be 'het ,stmt cheaper.
Now. My. 8diter. air a ...41 link
tasliov would. of ewes ha Wes
--Teawoarn sena cite narotarwrr ver
osasairy witbeat say restftetiei., and thug
enrich the lumber mo eps)i.ts - meet cf
*hem are Yaakw. Bee Ibis would rakes
the Mine of lumber 10 tea. - Thea yeti Weald
import the hardware required fes building
duty t4.. whish wetald ,heap= that art)ole
--say by $10. Tian you would add $100 to
lbs price of lember-aa$ save $10 es bard -
ware, for oar ordiiery-ifsd realdwes, gad
ted Yankees would have lbs twafaetir1ae
of both lumber sad hardware.
])below Brit *ley !
Alt.
Eitmoodville : About five years ago Mise
Maggie May, aldose daughter of James
Sproat, ran • lead pencil dato hoe bili ares -
leg a painful woaad, which soon, however,
healed. From time to Sines ever eine. else
hag suffered from pain in the region of the
injury, and lately swelling and ab -scion
set in. Go Tuesday Dn. S'oott and McKay
performed an operation, and were rmoon.-
lul in removing • point of lead and • sliver
of wood about an inch lona.
CLTPLE BROS
Plumbers
Steam -Fitters
s ► Tiutrieiiii hS
8. Mdatratuueaa
•
Asia of a west et. reddest behead tth
head dentate, the bead et a eampsaiw w
ether day and rained a lama as large es Y
ranee 1is bad offsets are aptioiOaled.
Lucknow Stage
ADAM THOMPBOI
WALL
PAPER
SALE
We have only a small bat dean
stock of Wall Paper left, and ss
ere are going out of this lime, we
wish to ,lone the balance oat by
the end of this month, '- Yoe ears►,
says Tenney by buying of es
All grades from k up.
T9B FAQ.
Goderlchw April 28th, 1807.
EVERY OXY BARGAIN DAY 1
Our prises always the same --not downlfor today, and up, away
up, tommorrow. We have some
Special Bargains
WFJEK.
Parasols
You should see our Ladies' Black Silk
Parasols, Fancy Silver and Ivory ]Handles,
worth $3.00, for $1.89.
Black Gloria Silk Parasols, Fancy Handles,
worth 31.75, for $1.15.
Light color Summer Parasols, worth 31 01),
coat yon 69e.
Black Parasol, paragon frame
dies, worth 31.25, to you 83c.
Now is the time if you want a Good Parasol for little money!
Fancy Han -
Hosiery
YOUR CHANCE FOR THE SUMMER
Ladies' Hermsdorf dye, Black Hose, two
Thread Mace, Double Sole, worth 25c, now 15c.
Ladies' Lisle Thread, Black Hose, Herms.
dorf Dye, worth 35c, for 19e. -
Millinery! MiUine'Ty:I _.
We ]last's a71w •prkec li !eh from our O'pesung. as we
had made up too large a naana-we are now wt injl to gine
you the benefit of our mistake.
Trimmed Hats, now marked 36.50, cost
you $4.75.
Trimmed Hata, now marked 36.00, cost
you 34.50.
Trimmed Hats, now marked 35.50, cost
yon 34.00.
Trimmed Hats, now marked 34.75, cost
you $3.50.
Your chance to get a High-class article for Small Price.
Dress Goods
All -wool Crepons, Light Colors, 42 inches,
worth 50c, for 20c.
MI -wool ;,Crepons, Light Colors, Mohair
• Stripe, worth 75c, for 25c.
A range of Fancy Dress Goods in the New
Shades, regular 50c, to you 35c.
Organdie Muslins just received, In new pat-
terns, to you 15 ,1.
Parks' Heavy Shirting, a full ranged Pat-
-• ieTro-' uulylte
A few Ladies' Capes Left -Prises away
down. -
All New Goods, and they won't remain here long.
VISIT US SOON.
Cash and One Price only
SMITH BROS. & CO.
J. P. BROWN '
AGENT rFQR- THE MASSEY - HARRIS CO.
Wide-open Madera, Mowers,
-
row•. Diamond H a r r o w',s,
Ploughs, Acis®era, Carriages,
Buggies, Wagcna, !Carts.
A/so, Agent for Bradley's
Fertiliser.
A Fall Line of Repairs for the above Machines.
Points- alwayys on band. Remember the stand -next
Stables, It&MILTON•ST., QODERICa
and Plough
to Buxton's
CI O T O
STURDY BROS.
. . . . 7'OR . . . .
INE GROCERIES
Vessel Supplies a Spe:ialty.
sant Qa OCI --Tors 1;QUAeRK STURDY BROIL
3I
Hftf , SUItbNld
11
L0youwaatu
Cast Cigar.THE
MA Ypy QU
idAUDOCKSek KE]
arlctivitio
GODBRICH.
FIFTIETH
`Y
THE CAMPBELL
FtndtnV of the Oa
Tae stalk M Use Charge
Brea rrevea-Mall to
les la the Cane
Cemmlesle
FOLLOWING le the
toe finding by Commies
charges preferred &armee,
bell at the ream11avntla
Pursuant to ittstfieric
from the Honorable. the 1
far the Dominion of C.o.
senate oharree preferree
em,pbell, Postmaster •
rioted the 4th day of Ft
as 10 o'clock in the form
Souse in the Town of Gc
web the investigation of
e el at the time and plat
fired before me the
Hr. Bishop and Mr. Dc
Otboe Department ; Mr.
Mr. Hays for Mr. Camps
The "wed tnvestirsttoo
oeeded with and the et
o wes, together with the
documents filed thereon,
by me to the Post Office
And for theisformatia
tte,.Pas•master Geser&1
to ,sport as follows :
In regard to the obi
clause 1 of the partied
_ asidaacg was gimes
1. -Teta !lap.. ;
Men Hays and Miss.
the Fan of 10944hifirwi
Model School, t;
Goderioh post offs to as
towards sesame and
doled. Mr. Campbell o
lobby and took the para
les them who they were,
" Yuu ere awe model f
says he then; onempte
around her, but was peel
per out of his way. kir
otos quo, and says that 1
mtly attempted to put 1
Heys end that she,
supped back. They 1
Camphell'a conduce made
a them stab* time that
infio.soe of liquor and
• boat it lifter shay west
as unpleasant aapneo
were atsuyed and effete
and resented 1t. They
e psctable and ittellfg.
They say that they did
time, nor do they now tl
insult tbem, but that
piece of familiarity ; th
had no right to tosoh th
aaoo;-ed and resented it
at it, at the tune.
Mr. Campbell, at par
young ladies, being air
with them, and tbta t
were Model School girls,
est him being Mies Hay
on her, or offered to do
remark they stateHe
much in the habit in 1
putting hie band os the
linuiIly, but iota'
The facts in this ogee
disputed, and the state
roans women ere enthral
I find their ste�t sats
- i lit fir. -i,•' mp6a1T i ebi
able familiarity towards
end that naturally they
annoyed at it, sad that
them was offensive to th
n, -?Ht aaman i
Mrs. MoBrloa eayel (pt
five years ago she was
Cadet -nib, that she wen
and handed Mr, Ca
through the wicket to
while she wee doing oro
his hand on her hand ;
accident ; that she does
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sad spok. N It bo bit
that osis the he i
feel badly
it shoatwry it.
In Groes ezam 1
said that you ibly
dant: that she
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baplxtad.
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heard asytblsg of No ■
before the soqurry span
ices� e�ap"b.Mp.itw enw u
iyierg is io neeoot boys
at the time offended ut
did : bat the s4oimtta
that it i■ ponibis is
olo dmf disposes et tte�l
as acotdeet.
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and. as they tsar• ,]clan
lobby from lbs refoteta
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an remark M Yr. d
taken uMwafee. chat
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