M} ,.
§
POL|TIBNL 00SSIP.
Prehibitiouists Place Colonel
' thter in the Chair.
Evens 1'0 wont 1‘0]. cumin».
m allow Tank of “them-eel
‘, W Influence Blah Ila. l"—-.Coln-
,ael wear-III rte—mum! emu-III or
the law vsr'a em. lepnblleaa 1......
Wu, June TIL—Colonel Eli Bitter,
‘Indina. was made permanent chairman
d the Whisk natbnal convention.
Miners. W. T.
Wardwcllnndw. C.Bavoombearnthe
low York members of the national com-
“minnonuuminnmynnmn
rapt-eat Connecticut; C. F. Resgister,
Dfiwarefi. Enema. 8.6mm,“
M; 3.8. White,W. H. Nicholson.
K MJeuey,andA.A.8tevens,GW.
if
" some
entitled.
m, Painsylvania.
Ir. St. John's Address.
In his addre- Temporary Chairman St'
John said that be we proud to preside over
the greatest convention, in sobriety, moral
tune and luainpower, that ever convened
uAmericausoil. It represented a party
thatdared todo rightbecause it was right
III condemn the wrong because it was
m Itstood for peace, prosperity and
, happine- to every home and death toevery
m in the land. {Applause} It de-
Miller women equal pay in the shop
and equal my at the polls.
Themdudipg words of the temporary
chairman. "What is thepleasnre of the eon-
tlu? elicited a prompt response from a
lumberof voices, “We want St. John for
Met.” The presentation 01 the report
«the committee on permanent organiza-
tion reinstating the rule giving states votes
only for delegates present, was the signal
’ foraflght. Sam Small presentedamlnorL
ityreportsigned by fifteen states recom-
that each state delegation be per—
cast the full voteto which it is
8a- Small Beaten.
Thequeetion was discussed for nearlyan
hourby about a dozen delegates. and ap-
mutly lull the convention wanted to
finally the debate was closed by Ir.
Cnalin, of Wisconsin, moving the previous
(nation, but even this did not quiet the
delegates, andthehallwasfullo! thenoise
«interjection and points of order. A roll
unbystnteeontheadoptionofthe minor
Ityrnpra'tfinally brought the matter toa
teen It resulted in the defeat of the
minorityreportbyavoteolziovto ”Land
thmthe majority report was adopted, so
about delegates will have no vote.
themost unusual and striking
scene of the convention was the opening of
theseoond lesion with prayer byaCatholic
pleat, the Rev. Father Martin Maboneyml
Ethnl. It II. wIth one exception the
only hnt'ance en remrd In which II Roman
Wit: has officiated at u M
tin] poll convention in the United
States. Father Iahoney, who is one of
Archwop Ireland‘s assistants. is, it up
maregularly elected delegate to the
convention from Ifinnesota, and has been
an active Prohibitionkt for fourteen years.
Bldwcll In the Lead.
Bidweil, oi California. seems to have a
malarial had at theoth candidates for
flu Monti-l nomina . Bidwell has
Mmengtlnluring theda owing to the
Ringing out 0! Judge McCullough, o!
as a compromise candidate, but
Bldwell’a lrieuds still claim his election on
theirstballot.
Congratulations for Ir. Cleveland.
Bonaan’s Bar, Essa, June m.-1'ne
monotony which has characterised happen-
”at Gray Gables since Hr. Cleveland's
naninationw-heukenby a visit of con-
gratulation from the good people 0! Boom
ml the Wing villages. Lawyer
Wynn acted as spokesman and ad-
vaaesdwithin the open doors where Mr.
M In, Cleveland were standing. The
barred gravely as the deputation
enteredand lltened with approving nod to
thewords of congratulation Ilia Cleve-
Mat her husband- side, looked hand-
“beyond words. She was dressed in
When Ir. Lhamberbyne had finished
lhanwewouldheitwsnnderstoui
l a-qsltehamlnthehsllefthst you no
“onset” maths. [nomads-youths:
lhebeatlnter-teof the
lollwe erlnpolitleswewllldlffee
rennin
dilly-misting
«the cool Mother-rabies:-
mmwmwakindl'mv
one anon. 0‘
W
IN THII‘I P “LION.
Georgia, North Choline. Booth (Evelina.
Texasandoneortwo at the silver statel-
Thie will throw the [residential election
into the hbuee of representatives, and the
Third. party men will hold tbebalaueeoi
power. AsthepI-ioe of wheat promisesto
be namely low this full the dis: onteuted
farmenwill surprise politics!» with a large
third party vote.
resident leAlplu lterBleeteII.
ltocnasna, N. Y.. June :I0.—Jl'he woven
tion of Republican clnbnconclmied its labors
by the election of the following officers:
Presidenvaolonel B. A. Bll‘Alpin.
Bu?“ Vice President-John M. Scatcherd.
Second Vice Presidentrllcnry Brewster,
Rochester
Third Vice President—George E. Greene,
Binghamton.
Secretary—Job I" Hedges. New York.
Treasurer-A. B. Calvin, Glens Foils.
The platform closely follows the lines ol
that adopted in Minneapolis on silver and
the lurid and in its denum' Intion of out
rages on colored citizens in the south. The
capture 01 the legislature last your by the
Democrats is condemned as illegal and In
violation of' the constitution that has or
parallel In any constitutional government ol
the world. The pemsge of the census and
apportionment bills to denounced as irregu-
lnr, corrupt and unconstitutional, and the
public are called upon to condemn these
proceedings at the polls. Harrison and Reid
get an enthusiastic endorsement and Blaine
a glowing tribute of prnise. '
Clarkson on the Committee.
Wasumo'ms, June 30. ——Chairman J. W.
Campbell, of the Republican national com-
mittee. says that at the request of the presi
dent and himself, ex—C'hairman Clnrkson has
accepted a place on the executive committee
and will have an important and confidential
part in the campaign. This would indicatt
that the relations between the president
and Mr. Clarkson are not of the strained
character alleged in recent published state
menla.
Stevenson WIII Go to New Tori.
Bwourso-rox. Ills, June 80. ~Adlni Ste
veuaon says he will go to New \ ork to re
celve the notification of his nomination foI
the vice presidency by the Democratic com
mitten )lr Stevenson mid that in his lot .
tor of ameptanee he would speak at length
upon the financial questions and define hie m
vlews clearly _~______ ..
General Butler Don't Care.
Wasnisorox. June :iIJ.~General B. 1'.
Butlerlsat the capital. In response to a
question concerning the political situation I“
he said: “I am like the little boy playingi
the attic. I don't care how hard it rains. I
douotcare what the result of the contest
“I
Iowa Republicans Meet.
Du Horns. In, June 80, At the Iowa
Republican state convention Secretary oI
State Icl-‘arland, State Treasurer Byron A.
Dessert and Attorney General John 0.
Stone were renomlnated by acclamation.
Cable to Succeed llrlee.
Cmcaoo, June :n —~lt is said here that
I __ ' ': 0 1;," ' ~ 'I Nth-ll: "I! arean-tlou fflic. nmhdIqu
Congressmnn BI'IIT (bible, of [Minute will mfimighmtro 0 n 0 n 0 n ‘ 1'1" :3?“ ma“ S “if,“ ‘ ’ , five“ I ‘abln ? Pho‘t'smphg. [agnluopfim rim
IONS-’fllld Innis! on Lu Im, the 81-50 I m ,1 .
be chairmen of the Democrnth national Budalo _________ I 3 n I, 0 0 n I ‘_ ~ II I NON SUCH ll *. “I“ 33 II: mun.
committee. Chairman Brice '5 given III Townsend. III-III and Fitzgerald: mun and E m“ rm va-as—a [or the.
authority for the statement. WELL 8‘ SOULE Sy Y3“""~N ' 1- Photographs of landscapes. bored. Interiors»
.. m-..~—.—_— II II n. .._.--. .- . w all/trims. club the
A BALLOON BURSTS IN MIDAIR. ..... o o o 2 n o o l~ em s syn“ assovsl’nocnss
—- 00000000~083 allbeuilostreaaonable prion.
Acre-ant Dale Killed and Several Others 'ahill. Taylor and Hen Ll“:
........ . . . . "s" '0E0. E. NANMEII,
Lnsoou, June m—a frightnt accident --------- o o f, g ‘l’ I‘, f. gjjlg': ;
occurred at the Crystal palace. Captain d. “diam",iwl cWASIiIVuTOXB'n. 0"8Rl’061‘0l‘l’l08
Dale. the well known aeronaut, was to give At Provide“- I, n, l . South Nonalh. Conn my? 1!
aballoouexbibltiouinthepresenosoftbou- Pruvid‘eeJ) 0 n n o :I I I) e I» I 7 u s .,
undaotfiundayschoolholidayseekemsywsoonInosooono: e
Ber volunteeredto accompany htmand
the Icon started. Suddenly theballoon
burstwilhanoieeeeof the discharge oi e
huge cannon. The aeronaut tell to the
grounddend and three of the passengers
wereserloualylnjured.
Themateriel of the balloon was rotten
from dine. About 10,!!!) persons. mostly
womeuandchndmhadgatheredto watch
the ascension. Dale took aboard among
others two amateuraeronauteandhiseon,
fourteen yearn When released the
balhionehotupaboutwlfeet. Thenared-
dlebcloudburatfromtbetopoftheballoon,
Thecardroppedlikalead.
wAboutllllfoetlrorlu the ground Captain
Dale was throwndeadaudlnutilated among
thespectatom. Thecarstruckouthestone
wallronndanartidciallakeand fellto the
groundiufragments. The son 01 Captain
Dalewashangingtotbestdeolthecai
when it struck the stones. lie was thrown
lftyfeet. Theothoroocupantsol the ear
heldontothe lent. All sustained numer-
ousfnctureabnttheymayreeover. Young
Dalehadhardlyawhols hone in his body
andwilldie. ()neepeetatorweeeaught in
theshoolderbythegrapfling aneher,whieh
torethrwghhletace.
m «««««« Cmcaoo.Jnnew.~—Jamss 5. Ban”, “I. wmvurcbean Mun—M—
vasanaui's Oleera nat III mu. Warsaw . my" cm...» ems F m. P-
itaw You, June m—The n and w-hptbasydenylngthe mt tint he - . ~ ~ . lerCC,
oatm- ot WilliaIuK. Van 'eyacht, "housed andeunlned lnananylnm lie 11. I. erssm nanvslrlb
meemeaonuatedbyaeoronersjnryeawe eawe:"lamlnthebeetofhealth mentalh .m. W::,‘"mmn' lWW‘fl-l’mw
maxim lntbec—eof mean-III and physically. 'I'III report on 1 Ian BENNETT &"USTE’ ~“
“Magikhfluaumhmwmnunomwmhuflm ‘
nun-m n “W " ____......,........--. till“?
all!!! “w I...“ In Print the lleveatn Ounce. 2' “.1. M u‘ hm.’ «fi‘ "1"?“
In. nonr- Jury Illaagraad. Wmtflaml. Juno m-fiwflnundeut I . «I
3“ 1m June an“. in?! In the Posterappearedbeloretheboeeeetanmittee Meats.
easeofDrJohnA Irwinoneoftbethree nib-milmuduvlmm Fl h 0 811
phyllehneindletedforperformingan “' mfwmplhlkatioaufthe Inst 8 , y en,
mumm,dummwgg shmtkeaaam. Theeomnltteswmb .
m“ wow. .81" mm“; “" ”m "‘°" .. , lets.legetables.PoultIy.
cousin .. 0. P. WT! m, III! II. oemrrsnem-rnmasusoa
Powder [or cam. Dr heelwellhae rust-ad the-ole rIalIt AT WHOLELALF & RETAIL
"Loan June sit—«1's- harl 0mm melanin as man .-
lettek Than Men's Bill.
horseman- NI—vAE (lurk. Ir. Willi-at
ammonium-Mm home rule
mmsarewouldlaeume respects be better
thentheuaehrnellappruvsdlalm
'EINE’S FULL MILITARY BAND
, , ' seamen CITY or ALBANY and muse B. will make hourly trips. Lustboat leaves the
Point at 10 pm.
TELEGRAPH“: BREVITIEB.
Ala-sage hum Celina Mill. '1'“..qu
that thus neurons. Henry Guinea. Tout
Bmltb and Prince Woods. were lynched
there for amaultlng three white women.
Robert Burns Hutchinson. the lust but
once! the male descendants of the poet
Blrne, lsI
footpath.
The committee appointed to fix thew-gee
ofPottsville. Pa, miners for the last two
we’ekaofJuno decided on an advance of 2
per cent. on last month's wages. creper
tent. below the 33 80 basis.
Captain Charles Bay, superintendent of
the commiamry department. United States
army, died at Denver.
lartin Costello and Timothy O'Brien,.
laborers, employed at the aolnr refinery,
Lingo" were standing ontop or once!
the huge stills at the oil refinery when a
steamvelve burst. Both were burned to
death.
Chicago Is to have a monument In memory
of President Garfield. It will be in the
shape of a bronse equestrian statue, which
will cost between mono and 800 an.
In. Susan Sewell, twenty- -two years of
age. threw her nine-montbs-ohl be‘be out of
a four story window at 568 Shswmut sve-
nue, Boston, and then jumped Both were
killed.
If no objection is raised the Passion play
of Oberammergau will be produced at Chi-
cago during the World’s lair.
.l-‘orty’three cows were burned to death
in J. Lieberman’s stableein Jersey City.
The senate committee on naval sllslrs re-
ported favorably a bill to authorize the
payment to Mar Admiral J. H. Russell of
the highest pay of his grade
Senator Kenton lntroduwd bills app»
printing [will each for the benefit of the
legal heirs of the late Senator John 8 Bar-
bour and the widow of Representative Wil-
liam H. 1’. Ice, of HVirglnia.
THE BASEBALL ”womb.
between life and
result of a midnight msault by
___._+.._
NATIONAL “LOCK 0A IRS
a
N1
0
0 o o o
Iclahon and Robinson Kill
At Cleveland——
land
The Fort Jervis ladlel-eata.
P011 Janna, N. Y., June so I—Tbe grand
jury of Orange county, in session at (Ionian,
presented three documents to the court in
the Port Jervis lynching aflair. One con-
tained the Indictment of D. P. Howell,
Mtofthevlllage of Port Jervis, for
criminal negligence This was promptly
dumbed by Judge Cullen on the motion 0!
District Attorney Hilachberg. Mr. Howell
was active In trying to prevent the lynch—
ing. 11» other two documents contained
ludictmenlnagainst live person» irradiated
in the lynching of Bob Lewis.
Commence-ant at llarvae-l.
neuron. June Elm-Commencement day at
Harvanlwas fair and cool. At 10 o'clock
Preeldeutnlotaudthefaculty. ‘ ‘
the invited guests at I—achusetta hall.
Governor Russell arrived at that hour.
After the Informal reception the party pro-
ceeded to Banded theater, where the grad-
uating exercises were held. The eenion
marched to the theater Ia cap and gown.
menu-Una lallay lat Insane.
Emil! “ABUI 0A.".
Btaflord and Ryan. Barr and Urquhart.
la Alissa‘mealseape.
Ianoan. nae u—LAlle-ery, esp-
MM”.
will leave Beuthllomlk at 10a. In, 12:80,
mammal, 11am, 1:80.200,1:35,0:45p.m.
SUNDAYfia-Ieave, South Nomlk,10:80 a In. 18:80. 2:10;
5:50 and 1:80 p. In.
Excursion , Fare. cg Cents.
" TiI'nonIIIoIIijoouo change without notice. ‘
0mm mm In. new Point mm “more B. n
3.15, 3:50 a .50 p. III.
8:60,
Leave Roton Point, 11.10 ant, 1:15, 8:00, 5:00 0 :40 and 8- .15 pm.
e. u me
If placed
do the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
deathlln
one Gum and Rubber
talning to modem dent intry
(Yb rerI 'steel
All work at most flammable
Teeth filled and extracted
BWasblngton 8t.
- Sanitary Photo,
All puns
Save Your Tenth
RAVI Till)! mum oncnowm
CPI.
nleeely.
00. F. W. DABMEB.
Over Post
Sent h Sorwalk. Conn.
IONN E. FlTNN
Ilclal teeth on Gold. Platinum. (hintinu
Maud andnll work per-
al 'finttentlon given to Irregular and
STEAM and 018 FITTEB.
mums I SPECIllTI
lining taken the basement under the Lib-
m1m“ lit for asblngton street. South Norwalk.
I OI
PLUMBING
5 o o I o o I 0 I m
pecttully solicit ashare of hlic patron-
_o 0 I 0 0 lrstsr to plumbing l havII-mdoue for the
'.ng Crane and Doyl past seven years. IrIthe employ of NV. ll. leek-
(To All work will have my permnal up
I I) n 0 0 II on don. and willbe angrily executed and
l l 7 0 0 «detection guarantsu. meatrial «Rm
Ollioe.
only
M-.. FINE tum
Wanda“ Ina nod
l’latlnumorPuruelalnCrowne. Cr’owne. with
[TIME 0 00M8TO0N
Are sole agents in this city for the
EBIIINlIN mum, TEBIOIT,
canton lssnclmul
BUTTER.
made at St. Alhane. Vt. Fine as silk. At this
season of the year the association do not find
Indy sale for all the roll butler they make.
The over product is sold in tube, and this
butler wecall you tonotice. It is theseme
sweet. well-made article as their roll butter at
in a pound less. We And said for tubs as well
as by single pound.
Have nice handy little lllvlb. packages; else
8 and fill). tuba. Those who bought tube 0!
us last summer can repeat with confidence as
ll and ill-lb. tuba.
—-——4¢*..__.
BlBBlE 000MSTO0K
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
,, Mantel Clocks.Diamonds.
NOTICE.
“’ill begtven to the misty or.
m“ numhero
n the
0 Makes an everyday comma of an
1 old-time luxury. Pure and VII lesomc.
Prepared with scrupulous (are Night!
award at all Pure. ”cod Exposit one Each b’ ""6" Jnl’ " m
cui‘"”flilt Dill.
$5. 00" IN GOLD
rI sending the
Ihe letters
Photographer w
Each answer will be numbered as received.
should two or more be alike the first one re-
ceived will get the prime. All answers must be
here on or below July let. Mae the princes: LII
Also for the neat Ildays this adv. will en-
“000. JONN80N 0 WIPE".
m Montague 81....
CITY HALL-SQUARE. 8'00“", N. T
method ol’ payment ishighly appreciated.
ormationcan be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER.
ll MILROAD PLACE.
800TN NO0WllN 00IIN. .“
['53
the Summer 8
We have the very best make
v..-
R001
___JBEER~
Esccls all others a the
strongest purest, and fimon
havmg Williams' It is unequal!
wholesomeness and flavor. One bottle
of citric! makes 5 gallons. Ask for It.
This' lIl not unlv "just as gnod'
as others. but [hr burr. "no
trial will support this I! um.
I‘ll-“Wu
"on. More "Isri‘oviiiii
Dental Plates.
3" VISITING
0'
”pop——
“Emu
Ill PBIOES.
BRENT NE000T|0N
leveMoney!
F. BUYLSTIIN’S
Factory at Five Mile River.
Itreat variety of Velocipedee and l‘la'dn a
Issuance-It. Alan a line has of Doll and
II III. 8IZE8.
In one In this town.
“SBIINE I5 0EIT8 I“ 0lll0l.
MUSIC Ham. BLOCK.
. " ALLéii'E‘sfiF
BBNSNEB 8TONE.
Business I Specialty.
Read ThIST M
fifir “VIE?“
§MHJLE
giefie’fisfin}
8. 8. L’l-Iommedleu.
Will “MI. mm
mm
in
“PINE
G URB‘“
Emififg
euro-«z “I'Lfiéo
to line quality. Price :lfic lb. Special prime on ,
Thus far our goods deliver-«l In South \or-
walk have given general satislaction. “Niall! . ~
Econiiiii an Commit!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind “old Heat and [‘53: during
THE MANHATTAN
“'III bake. cook and do all the work of II
ntove with halfIlIe trouble and expense. :1»
Call and See Them.
W.H.Meeker0flo.
Benelll 000118010! III Sewer whit-'3...“ “mi.“ '“h m”£'l:.fi.'°':.n “‘1‘.
3,000
‘ a a ‘
EamIl I e s
In Norwulk and South Norwalk
would like one of those Knife
Sharpeners which the propriew
tors of LUSTRINE are giving
away, but you won’t know any-
thing about them until you get
one, and you won’t get one on-
less you ask for it. All grocers
who sell LUSTRIN E have them.
The leading fish market of the
city is at
NlINT 0 ZELNFF’S
32—Wasnmor0n STREET—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day.
PNBE TOIlT0 BITSIIP,
IIPO0TEO SlNBINES,
l0BSTENS.
PIONlE0 0ISTEBS.
t Irders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, ()ys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HNNT 0ZEl0EE’8
32 IISNIIGTNI STIEET.
;~\_7‘
:Hnrnrg pHm-.
HATERHLS
- "it
, “Inf." .. ,
fltxfi “W207
Wheeler 0 Haniord,
ERMA“! STREET, 80. NORWALK. C1”.
Agents for
ll0TON, PNIENIX. “INHIBIT &
NlIBlEN, NIOKOIIT INN
0l0llllli 00008.
I! (you want to havecoenfort and speed. RIDE
TITIE‘WR‘ tire). I D Whom. Ml 'I'Nco
Mfulygnaranteed andonlyflilll).
on have decided to_ try a pneumatic. buy
a l" tor. the aim lent to anage. W
Terms to on IL p m '
0.8003! lim- Law
as WALL mun. NORWALK. CT.
allh
inf-m I Ila-sea.“- llve eons-am
55‘" rs...
ao‘w'iis l
tine. ,... .
More than 100, 000 New
flies attest the purity and superiority of
land fem-
“ Piano Forte Imus.
can;
.mzm
Callonoraddreee
NEIIIE I. BISIIBW.
Re I Went avenue. Honth Norwalh
fe Walter J. I. ‘
.... .II:
Some
Militias the
Objectlon I
Illa-r mum Is now loll)
A! no slam. a mania or
mm Ina-r run! canam'
Am 10 any-tartan. nus
ll June wuv Ill" swoon.»
am “III II III!
anemone on ma ran,
new! owner on manna
We.“ ulnar Damian
I! I'll rm m not no.
A'AII on Ill-r
rtmsneeelnthereglo‘noftheovarllitw
Concrete Walks,”
flag Walks, .
Curb andG er “
Put down in the best mm at
the lowest price.
\
in
—-——«——-—w
GRADING,
8000lN0,
EchvIIINa
BATMBNB 0008.
SPICES!
_The Great Atlantic and PI»
olfic Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and Coffees
I. and P. Brand Spin
of which the) are the sole Innu-
ul'acturers.
A.0PTEA00
4 MAIN 51'" NOBWLII.
Any article that has outlived
22 y ears of competition and' un-_
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothinguess, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it:
own perfect purity and qualny,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday. e
There are many imitation
N. B. lllec‘tric Soaps In which elec—
tricity pluysnopart. Dobbins’
Is the original one, all Magnetics, Elec-
trim and Electro-Nhgics are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbim
see that our name Is on every wrapper
audit any other is sent you by your
gamer. when you order ours, said it
back to him.
I. L. Cums .2 Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
‘ 1. Hilton,
sIIIIIIIII PLUMBIIII. emu III
ass nmsa. TII sunrise,
sum Illlll volt
In all branches. Agent for SOUTIIARDand
RUllE‘ltTHON rll’lll' [ALTHZS and celebrated
unIonI LoWI Ink mum and
HUT “ATE“ BOILERS
The lineal. line of
Stoves. Ranges 8. Heaters
nu. s’ffifilniriii IIIIII
WINE---“
tlpecial attention given to Jobbi All «-
Ilsrs will Imelrrulnl will: prompt tude and
care. All work done by nut-class workmen
at the have“ prices.
In situation In. IIIBIE.
" some Til“. fill ILmK. a] 1y
NETNQHflNlTBn-flm W m ..
A Milne cm for all renalefiueeee.
A I“ llll’lfllfl—A tlrvd languid fuel-n. lei
Luasemfiulgestlenleal y ”Mariette i...-
' aeronathelowerpartofthem
;
"Holdings-ally” nmw‘l h
e aale 6:)ande
l! pleaeanlio (In. W h
[05... “many esp-ulna
ll whichlfhleulcmd MW
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