ehsirs. waving but». cause and
atrial: rived. arcade
”1% deletions
midi nhoart. and one of them shouted
B'ylaaekod Dow- tlto Poo-
»lurusa Dobato Over nu
W to “to out» Which nu
. Coastal Voaloy Desired.
an. l.--'l'bo silver encamp-
tboG.A.Rieovor. Allday long
“I! have been leaving the city by.
‘ than that remained hero"
' . by talking over old
WNW pleasure resorts
all Sty or in general sightseeing
M The light for commander
\ fiMMCaptaiuJohnlLPalm-
~y. Walla nominated A.
m cl Milwaukee. and General
WWWa-tirring amt-h in
m Dememrmrnunon.»
‘ til‘Wisoou’slc man. reviewing his
I m Ohionominated GenoralSam-
II. M who at once withdrew.
Captain Pal-or Bioetod.
m taunt resulted: J. M. Palmer, of
My, .; Weissort. 870; Smedburg. of
‘mflcrflylfl. 0n the second ballot there
not numerous defections from the \Vls-
“HA“ J01“! PALIIIR
enlin man. Before the third ballot was
adored the California delegation cast its
“former. The latter’a election was
then roads unanimous.
“elected lantor vice commander by ac-
Mon. Nebraska put in aclaim for
.juirwvicscommander in behalf of Com-
mander Ciarkaon. Delaware presented
I. 3. Lynn. Clarkscn won on the first
knit Committees were appointed to
Mill resolutions on the deaths of General
WW Porter and Hannibal
Hamlin. Mimic F. Stevenson. of Ken-
tucky," rl-oloctod surgeon general by
m
no (ill-rad Issue Fight.
Atthh point the committee appointed
n the address of the com—
madoits appearance amid
a bus: or excitement. and the encamp
not settled down for the lighten the
colored issue. It turned out that there
unwedtyandaminority report. Tho
tartan. PM by lx-Gongreosman
‘ Ohio, antagonism! the proposb
“ “to provisional departments for
“could man. thus going counter to
» ‘ ousof the commander-
, report supported the h'r
with a resolution recon»
til nootiooofswarstodepart-
‘ hoolmdeornrades in Louisi-
“and oth- sonthornstatos. and em-
‘plwailgtisocoimaodor-in-ohlot totako
such a storm of biases
gallery that the president
the upstairs portion.
motioned. and ooergstlcally
thstthoywsroncttryingtodraw
color line. Post Commander-
ol Kansas City, said
questlonof notability
uskot todllond the nor
"" ”will“
, _ at hour." he shouted. and
m yelled for afuil minute.
1 Washington. a colored delo
wanted to know why they were to be
; 7, .d at this lstoday.aadstrongly
mu. Iaincrit .
~ from Kentucky
The
Iylvsnla.
‘Oclmal Henry ll. Dufliold. of Detroit, .
] "Don't desert your ‘
they were ‘1
chronic {m yum
g 'pandemonlum. Til
took their defeat vary
a yoths din: “That's good by lor no"
big majority report was signed by ex-
Ccngreaaman Conger. George S. Merrill,
Ilasoaehnrsotts. and 8. liende'non, Penn-
'rbl minority report was aigned by At—
kins. Ohio; J. 0. Durham. New llamp
Ihire. and Decker. The principal argu-
ments beloro the committee agninnt the
separation or the posts were made by Col-
onel Ii. G. Lewis and exvllieutenant Gov-
ernor ii. 1‘. Antoine, of Louisiana.
Comrade Payne, of Florida. was ohctod
chaplain in chief.
‘l’la Haunt McBrmr Cottage.
The committee approved the recom-
mondation'ol the commander in chief thnt
the Grant cottage on Mount MeGregor
shonldboprosorvod with national moneys,
and that the decorating of soldiers’ grates
he done by an appropriation from the gen-
oral government, and that the pledges of
the country to the soldiers and sailors
should be strictly carried out so long as a
single one survives.
MiKmu-zv's new RIVAL.
Joi- floita flotilla-ted for Governor by
tho Ohio I'ooplo’a Party.
Srmxorw, Aug. 7.—)lajor McKinley
has another rival for the governorship of
Ohio. He in John Soils, of Seneca, who
many years ago ran for the some office on
the Greenback ticket. lie. with a full
state ticket. was nominated hero yester-
dayby the state convention of the People's
party.
For Governor-John Belle. of Seneca.
For Lieutenant Governor—Frank Riot.
01 Cincinnati.
For State AuditorbD. M. Cooper. of
Athena
For Attorney General—Rial M. Smith.
of Summit.
For State Treasurer-Henry Wolf, of
Cincinnati.
For Supreme Judge—Albert Yaple. of
Cincinnati.
For State School Commissioner—J. ll.
Peterson, of Greene county.
For Member of the Baird of Public
Works—J. S. flower, of Franklin.
For Food and Dairy Commissioner—W.
J. Weaver. of Portage.
In the platform adopted the questions
of tarifl and money of the Cincinnati and
Ocala platforms are reiterated, subtreao
ury plan. free coinage and all. Planks
are included demanding the prohibition of
alien ownernhip of land and a graduated
income tax. The moot unique plank in
the platform reads an follows:
We believe that the solution of the liquor
" Hull ‘"" the ‘ olprofit.
whirhisa source of constant tempt-tinned
evil. and we therefore demand that the imprint
tlon. exportation, manufacture and min of spir-
ituous liquors shall hecunduvted by tho gun-m—
ment or ntulo at nut. through Wt‘fll‘lt'i an i ml»
aricd ammo in such towns and mum no :tholl
apply for such agencies.
Resolutions were adopted lxworing lo
male antlrage, government ownership of
all means of transportation and communi-
cation. and favoring liberal pensions. All
the resolutions except that referri as to the
liquor question were adopted. After con-
siderable debate on a motion to lay tho
liquor plank on the table, the committee's
recommendation to refer it to the national
committee was adopted.
lop-bile.- cllsha (ibooso oIoors
Bmcosk. N. Y.,
year were elected:
Pruidcnt—Colonel E A. McAipin. cl
Westohoater. Secretary-Job 1'1 Hodges.
of New York. Treasurer-.Colonel John-
ston L De Peystor. of Dutcheas. Vice
President-«Clarence M. Smith, of Rich—
mond; John M. Scatehard, of Buffalo, and
Salem Hyde. of Syracuse.
Henry Gleason. of New York. and Rev.
Dr. W. B. Derrick. colored. of Richmond.
were elected delegates-ablaze.
THE BREAK IN UNION PACIFIC.
lasso“ In. lays (lo-Id lo the largest
Stockholder In the Company.
N" You. Aug. i'.-—'l'ho break in Union
Pacific continued yesterday, the stock fall
lug two points during the morning.
Puree-of
thaatoekl
Union Pacific as vorahlo."
Pennsylvania Wants The Honey.
til amount
h
r
E
i
gr
.i
s » » . ~ as though they»: .
.they’ar'o‘gliiuget prim lo 1 or you,.wo 51 , _ , , 1
‘ , ‘ ufth'efhaude‘of on auctioneer. 1 ‘ Prices have fallen
so heavily that you Could hear thorough, half a dozen blocks
away. We are spelling our. Bargains .. tb a big B because
there’s nothing small about‘thom. Do on wantto make a
dollar go a long way i We con give you = better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a qua or elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is totality—five cents gnine Here’s an oppor-
tunity for putting your money where it wfl do the most good.
Aug. 'l.—-At the con-
vouticn oi the state league oi Republican
elubl the following odious for the ensuing
The president of the company. Mr. Ski-
nny Dillon,says: “There in no criniu in the
slain of the company. as alleged. livery-
thlng it moving along quietly. Any talk
of a receiver for the road is simply for the
o dope-rain the market price of
tho prospects for
Mr. ilaasoli Bap confirmed Mr. Dillon's
statomoutaud added: “The romoro that
llr. Gould and ray-elf have been telling
our Union Pacific are untrue. Hr. Gould
it at present the largest stockholder in
the company.“ interest amounting to
our mm}. ile dselam that he will
reinvest hlslucornoaa received in the prop
arty. The icons of the company failimt
mo. Aug. twill eIty traaa-
has rocrivsdaeommunlcatlou iron
auditor moral of thontstadunaudl
oi thaelty’s
account of mercantile
l
Details oltlte rimmed Shore .
Wreck. .
like a Great flow at Dram. it» c...»-
Iollltleelly Crashed and (Around lta
way Through a Soon of Bleeping Ital-
llIl—Iccllll o! Awful llorror.
Smcuek. N. Y.. Aug. ‘l.-'i'weiro of the
victims of the horrible wreck on the West
Quote railroad, a mile west of Montezuma
nation.havo died and others ore dying.
l'bo train, which was the St. Louis and
(lineage limited expmn. wire made up of
twcaxpruacare. a baggage cur. a mucking
car. a daycoach and four bleeplng tars.
After the wreck all that roumined of the
train were thus sleeping mrs and the
dismantled {angina The other care were
burned.
(ll-asked Into a Vrolght.
when it crashed into the rent- of a freight
train which had broken in two while he-
llig switched to a side truck to let the or
press train puts.
The engine of the esprese tmin was
thrown down no embankment alter run-
ning some distance on the ties. The wreck
took fire in three places, but the dead and
injured were taken out before the flames
had made much progress.
Nearly all Italian.
In the amoking cil' was agang of twenty
Italians, from Tompkins Core. Rockland
county, on their way to Niagara Falls to
work on the tunnel there. They were in
char of interpreter Sararlno Scoazavw
no. on were killed and nine were hurt. ‘
The day coach was also wrecked, but the 1
passengers were taken out alive. The fol-
lowing ore the names of the dead: ‘
Michael Bergen, of Macedon, fin-mun of
passenger train; leaves a widow.
Alphonse Curilln.\'inu-um lliluuri. John
Giamboo. Joseph hi. Kmhgn. of hit. Louis
(died in hospital at Syrucuoe); Thomas
Hurling, Dominica Richone, Coco Rona,
John Rosin, Domlulco St'oazofuva. Antonio
Umbollo tilled in hoopitul, at Syracuse).
leaves a widow and four children in Italy.
Some of tho ltd-rod.
ll. K. Servial. of Newark. N. Y. '. [owls
Teller. of We“ Point, N. Y.. and Frank J.
Seller. of this city. who entrained internal,
injuries. wore tent to their home».
Others of the injured ore Engineer Pat-
rickitynn, of tho expreas truin. liudalo;
Louis Diller,Alanooiarralne. deep tit—oh
‘ on the leg; John H. Schultz, mem-
ber oi "Uncle leoac" farce company, scalp
wound. shoulders and clavicle badly
strained; George ll. Smithy, of HamiltonI
Ont... injury to [mi null hips; John l’rea‘
ton, Troy, )3. \'., . run-l um |, back rind
shoulders strained all bruised and knee,
cap dislocatal; Julius Myers, liufl’ulo,
serious lnjuriee to hip, «boulder and head:
B. 1". Pitts, mneiral director of “Until
Isaac" force comedy comptny, II‘Vt’I'I'
strain to buck and bad bruim about
ankles and hips. Nine other lullinun wort
badly hurt.
Who Wan at Fault? .
Conductor Tobin. of the freight trnin.
says that hr.- rent a brakeruau back with
lantern to signal the engineer of the on
prostrnin, but the fog war so dense that
thorodllght could not be neon. (in the
other hand. it to will that the brakomal.
went back only a nbortdlutuueo. supporting
that the freight train bad llllll to hit
coupled together and get safely on to tho
switch. Michael Bergen, the fireman oi
the express train. was killed and his body
was thrown several rods into a marsh.
Engineer Patrick Ityan ntnck to his poet
he will die.
0f the ltaliana who occupied the enrol—
in the mud.
a... Thrilling Kaporloaowa.
and all was darkoeu and mutation.
on: on memorize BY woman 1
and was pinned iu the wreck. it is thought
lag car, only one moped «tooth or wretr
injury. lie «at thrown about fifty feet
into the rushes near the tracks and stuclt
John P. Iiowdlsh. of flout-in. was In
pinned In by the debris that he could out
scape. ill said: “The first thing that al.-
tnctod my attention wan the working“
the air brake. There war in crash. ahrllkti.
l
one on
ad
» The express train left Port liyron it little
' latoand wail runningat at high rate ofnpoed 8‘
l could look below me and m bmke
boards, beams and car wheels. but w
ling of nature.
“You cannot imagine the horror till
crept over me. ‘My Gui, help mo.‘ l erlol
Juatthen lheord a Velm'llon'sa .
alive; let'agot him out.’ Then i heardt -
sound at axes. and pleasant» not“: nevi
burly woman handed me out."
'I‘olesropod by tho ltear Car.
Arthur llutehlmon. of Portland. if
said: ”I was in tho evoking car when I
m italiaa tromlgnala Mental tH
were asleep. lied help them! Home .
theuaevarkuowwhatstrusklhm.
ltcnclthashockoarno. Thoraar
waltobooplagua ioouidsssit .
mm through the door. driri
in through thrrtorpinn itallans. .
brflrlit. i
E
felt myself pinned down by a great weight.
unwletomovo. Boon l haanlthoerae -
my sure. I supremo it was ouly‘o
minutes, but it mural an age wide
daylight broke in from above and tie
aoeldont occurred. In the front of the q r
s
New York..0 l
“monomer and,
d bid“ ,i'or them “if
THE“: ,. .. W . WORCE’“
IA'I'IOIAI. “AUDI.
(Zoom!
DONW‘mELAY
n w 9‘5
BA‘iSllll
At Row York-
AtCinclnnati— "Jul.
nnati ..... 0|!30000l-1Md
Baltimore ...... doollilllfl CID
Batteries. Dwyor and Kelly. Iaddoa and T H g, If H
Robinson. .. C) G E
Albuulsvtlio- , are; , R
Boston ...... DSODOIoolkOIDI (t O U
mmnn..eucoozoooo~lua 0 C
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c-nin __
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auduilligan
”(Number Item
Columbus- ..... lOIODOOIil-Ilot
Washl ..0 3 2 3 0 2 l 0 x—Jl l0 0 ,. -. W. M _ _,__, -~-
Batteries: Knoll. Clark. Twitcholl andbona—
"1“
inc; rm and neuron. C L
tannin! Amunox. I
At Providence— 3. ll. 3. '
merits: : 3 : s 3 s z: 3:: ': : Carpenter and Blflldfif-
Ilurphy. sham and Uni-
Batterieo: Lyeton and
lino.
the lowest prices and at abort notice.
S'l'AlItS AND MAN'I‘LE WORK
SPECIALTY.
lcxwugh. m
x2333??? .. u .. .. o . .Ji’i‘. 8W IT FIVE "It! RIVER. 0T
Lebanon ....... z u 2 o n o l o x«~ 5|: 3 lyfiilm NEAR Till: DEPOT.
Batteries: t‘nudefl and Thelma. Fitzgerald
.OGoEN,
Plans and Spocileallonr furnished.
_ I am prepared to do all kinds of work by the
heat of workmen. by the tiny or contract, or
GIVE ME A CALL.
A
andilct‘aflroy.
CHIEF JUSTICE AXTELL DEAD.
'3. Was Once (lovoruor of Utah and
o! How lesion.
Monaural-x, x. J.. Aug. 1—in-6“
«nor Samuel B. Axtoll died yesterday at
the residence of his tannin-law. Charles M.
Phillipe, in Morristown, after a brief ill-
ness. lie was born In Fronklln county.
0.. Oct. it, nun. and was educated at
Oberlin and Western Reserve collagen In
183! he went to California and war prose
cuting attorney of Amador county in iii“.
11st sent to congress from the First
congresoional district, California. in "Ill.
and reelertui two years later.
In llfit he wan appointed by President
Grant governor of Filth territory, and
then trauoferrod by President Ilaym to
New Mexico. Sulmluently. in 1mg. he
was appointed chief junlice of the unprelm
court of New Mexico, from which prnitioo
he resigned in May. lull). Sinn- that time
ho had practiced law in llama l-‘r.
lIEIIlQIIIIlTEIIS Fall
MILLINERY
in. IT Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. lcrwal
without rmrt’v. all sham and Willi“. at t
exin-mrl low price of 39¢. former
title In! n "his 201'. 33") “‘rmilus ‘2 . em
lino lot a»! line From-h FlUWI‘I'ra 30m. 409.. M
cur b. lb-n't forget the number,
Next in J. F. Bennett‘s dry goods store.
Throw Killed Roar clan-plain.
Cumulus. N. Y., Aug. 7.—llenry Ls
Io. ll lain Street Harwell
Fawéett’s
Just M'rirnlJlIl doze-n liala loolay tn sell
rir-e Si.
l7 MAIN STREET,
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
!
It.
be
*h.
It‘.
mountain, one of the tia-aengers by the
excursion train wrecked hero. is dead.
making three deaths in all. Sydney Wit
llams,of Moore. is not expected to live.
Henry W. Swstt. of Ellrnborg. is very
sorioutly hurt, and Mini howls, of lrona.
has an injury of the spine which will
probably be permanent. There were about
thirty persons injured.
lllt'l't‘ was a difference in Sm
this echelon of the your.
n. n." cm _' Tm“ trade is so large that we :1
1026mm. Aug. i.—-1'he lloiy Coat of
Trovesistho greatt it: of distension at
percent. and the on lbitlon of the relit
seems likely to lead to a long matron-n)-
as to the claim that it was a mantle our»
byChrlnt. Great curloolty is felt an t-
whethor miracle-i will he performed on
this oosaaion.
fresh every day.
don't know it. but we servo pu
elsewhere without it.
you have bought your Smlzi who
it didn't suit you. Try ours.
'l'lo Eaiappy Veto of the Iowa
Builds. Aug. ‘l‘r'l‘hat the report that
the our has decided to alleviate the Jowr'
suflerlng. owing to American influence. is
false is shown by a Wamw telegram,
which states that illusion frontieromclalt
refuse to allow any Jew» to return to
Boasts from Germany or elaewboro.
Did it ever occur to you that
Witter? Sy rups sour very easily
\Vr'
aim to have the bust. and our
obliged to make our Syrups
May be you
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
undut the same price you pay
Perhaps
in
re
1'?
re
your """ unulruu’i’fi"
w tons
it.,but it isn’t necessary to put your head under a punt “
keep cool. Try one of our suite. We have’knooked th
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to lie]
at cost than to store them away until another summer comes
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such‘nu ”
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there ‘is about it.
t . l
o ,,.
Dorlon Peini:
(entrant's rnllm
SOUTH NOBWALK.
NOWEN. .
mm. nmLmn llSIIlllli.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
5,—4.va ,
Padilla oss ‘
STABLE arbour.
autumn-tum»
nur 1'53”“ or our.
HAZ ElJ'ON
Cross Creek » I
To lair ‘
CONN.
Of All Kinds.
Wohaveonhandahout
20 WA‘GONS,
Canopies.
"Buggies.
Spindles.
Phaetons,
Bunabnuis.
Business Wagons.
Which we oflcr nt
Breatly Reduced Prices '
In order to saw carrying tin-In over till
next Spring.
t‘ull "trim them. and mum at gr-od hor-
gniu. You will never have u lu-ttn-r urn-tr-
tnnlty.
A otaco will connect at South Norwalk
th trains on the New York and Sew llnven
railroad.
a. E. SEWER.
n90!)- ,
“Baird Hay and Straw
Elihu lllll FEED.
Raymondlmihers'
THE EAGLE
ted.
M. H. PARSONS,
Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
All Horses sold by this es-
orsee, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant}
in fact, Anything in the Horse
toblishment are warren
Brookslde Stock Farm.
(I)
0:
DJ
>.
D
on
Lil
(D
D:
O
I
O
l-
. .5 - IllillT IlfllllSTEll BIGYBLE.
anhit "Will 3:? sure, Partner in FIST.
rrtutuu mm, :5 fig
South Norwalk. 23-; g: ~ , ,
F. HAYES 3g:
llarloit removed his men! mnrkr-t 51% g 3
lo. 6 North Main Street, 5%
Willnnpplythc wople of thin vicinity with
thefineot line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POU LTRY, Etc..
To be found in the slate.
F. H1”? ES,
Ill. 8 lllllllll Milli STREHi
V 13 if 801T H NUR‘VALK.
Bill Ill E IIIIIIIFICTIIITEH
V MILE Rl YER.
7!
Fl
This wheel has been thoroughly tested and
moron fail tube a favorite among whoolrncn.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Norwalk and vicinity.
Office as Raymond etrevt, mrncr day.
l’. 0. Box 579. South Norwalk. Ct. Inzliim
Morning, Moon and flight
-——'l’.-\ K [ti-—
Lnxlnme. ‘
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
E ii COMSTBBK
Arc selling a very nice quality
of Butter. it is from this Leb-
anon. CL, Cremncry. At this
time of the year when posturage
is plenty, the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find (1 ready sale
Bl" Alli Ball. GIBRIIBES.
Theoldoat manufacturer of ha y '5
now often finishes! work for sale in fire up
out of den of running gear: nluou great vuriety
of in ion antitrimmin nt prlroo which wil
be hi it ermugb and w enough tneuit the
"l?“nii‘l'ii‘k nonstop
Any article that has outlivod
'2‘: years of competition and im-
lt in remarkable how many to there are
who have that tired ferlln w seem to think
if of no ilnpurttnro or t 1 nothing need be
done for it. They would not be so carele-
lf they rr-niizod how really environmental.
ad ' in. lint they think or say. “it will
0 after awhile.‘ We do not mean
. . ultimate w arlneoo which all experience
for all the roll butter they make. Itatlon, and sells more and more otter I bored «at worké but that ALL
. . , oust; worm in re use which i.
The over product is sold lll tubs, each year, must have merit. «pa-inns overwwerin in the mono-re
when the body om ho retro-bod and
ready for work. it in a mlotako to allow
this l-ondllinu to continue as the body may
umn [lemme debilitated beyond venture
and this is the Butter which we
call to your notice. It is the
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 18039, is just that article.
e
some await. well-mudc article Those who omit each week (and fimfiéflu“ wflifiifid‘ém
thntie sold in rolls, at from 3 their name is legion.) save min??? Milli-$3.3“ mull;
toocentsalmundless than their clothes and strength and let rlrllflt‘ldnlilfrllm‘i'ugnulllte bligflltc ”will:
i
digestion and really done
Make the Weak Strung.
STILLSOII’S SPECIFIC
Roll Button This in our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as now buy. and will
keep well, it is so solid mode.
We are finding sole for tubs and
soap do the work. All that we.
can any as to its merits, pales
into uotllinguese, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality,
A Dlllpltalld Mieido ”tacos-rod.
(imitation. Pa. Aug. 7.-—-Tbo head-
less and decomposed mains of an un
known man were found in a thicket neat
United miners. From an overhanging
branch of a tree dangled the ghastly hood
at the end of a rope. A law coins and
um. papers were found in the pockets.
A Lab-l Crisis at "aloha.
Outta. Aug. ‘l.--'i‘bo labor trouble.
motions to eproad. light hundred brick.
makers will be rendered Idle by the clue»
lag of the yards on Saturday. The smrlkr
has GM for ninety dam- and the wldu
"76 In Mill.
(intros. 4M Main Street.
IRIWIHI'I’.
at...
(303'-
hulf tube. as well as by the oin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. if you wish a nice
article here you have it; 25¢ a
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
lllBBlEltlillMSTllclf
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
In a sure cure for
Chills In! Fatal III Ilia:
Spring Style;
HATS
IN ALL "RAD” ARI! (owns 0’
There are many imitation
N. 8. Electric limp» in whit-holoc-
trinity plays mipart. Dobbim‘
is the nal one, all Magnolia. Elem
tritar. and llectnrllaglca are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Doana' Electric.
«that our numeiaon every wrapper.
and if any other is sent you by our
lead works will soon be obliged to that
down tor lack of material.
A- Amortoaa Forced late Italy‘s Amy.
1‘" You. A 1.--Aana Felicia. who
arrived rum ltaly. rays her burr
who is an American either: by
aaturallaatieo. has boon lutpratood late
the itailao military terrier while on a
vialt there. notwithstanding that is
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