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... states that an accident has occurred to' Alderman Sir Sydney H. Waterlow, M.P., while walking on hie estate, Fairseat, Wrotfcam, Kent, his foot slipping, and earning a fracture of the leg. A German newspaper published at Rome states that at the Vatican assurance ...

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