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TWMWtW ‘
in mm tetrsrnmfirmm was...»
i rm situation in Africa, which
mar toss. ram. min ‘
district court when hows
the argument on the appliestionot «the.
Unitsdlfitstss dlstrlot attorney for a wt
.. m..." .. ”the art.“ “tantrum“ in“
, . . enact re s nn.wss ma.
“grid”. N. y" It’ll um i Lawyers Elihu iioot. Franklin Bartlett
arm win ass a who
«We bottle of Dr. Hand’s
a,
y‘ Mw—w‘s—ww
'W Soldbyslldmggists. libcents
Momma» is a: in advance of
.tmdyolitskind lever used. It
imam baby when she is screaming
pain." Ask some mother who has
mt; Dr. Elsnd's Teething Lotion to the
« IDsWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cans
“suede son n.
fluids. burns, i dolsnt sores and never ‘
It will be at. agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to
" irarn that prompt relief may be had by
«hot
L Diarrhoes Remedy.
taking Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
In ‘many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this rein'dy as soon as the first symptoms
of t , disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
for sale by G. C. Stillson. druggist.
.Bick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers. the famous little
pills. G. A. Gregory d: Co.,and G. C.
Stillson.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It is used in more than half
the homes in Leeds. Sims Bros" Leeds.
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Moth-
ers have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds. croup- and whooping
cough; that iteures theseailments quickly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and safe for children to take.
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggist.
Our patrons will find DeWitt‘s Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
oomplairits. G. A. Gregory & 00.. and
G. C. Stilleon.
S. B. WILSON
‘ tillPElllEll illll BUILDER.
0|!an Wall street; shop No. 8 Cross street.
main. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small buildings. Jobbing of even
rlption promptly attended to. All ya!
guaranteed. m
"lloNulbellecelved
By parties selling another Flour of a
similar name. claiming» to be the
same. Be sure and ask your grocer
for
Washhurn-llroshy’s
SllPEllLATIVE filillil
WLOOK FOR THE YEL-
LOW CENTER.
llobértsJuckeeroodwin
MILL AGENTS,
700 MAIN 8T., HARTFORD. 01‘.
all iim
=27: x... ., an .
New Yo'rkAmsouncemsM.
“OIL-analloussaad low tshrsisrnisl'
' IIsrnsr’s Furnilnrs.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Banana this firm have long sn-
joysd the reputation of keeping only
“tits hast Furniture that can be pro-
dmd. both in medium and finest
grades: (2); Because their sssortments
m unequalled; (8). Because thsir prices
In the lowest at which goods of stand-
sfl quality can be sold.
I“ productions la Dials: Mont. Duran.
m. Drawing ttonm. Library and not first.
wen—Venetian I srvni realism-novelties is
“renown—White and Gold Mist
Mum—«lowed amt arses sum——
Dalian tirsss Muses t‘ll pattsrsslt lspls sad
m rursusre-urtestfnl Iss1 Chairs and let.
sass—Owing and Mills!“ has. "rattan—s
Ivsrytiuss tar city or will!" bones—3....
evasion seen—ail prises In piste as“
R. J. HORNER a 00.,
Furniture Islam and importers.
01-85 West 231! St... N. '1.
Wiring lust Iii-sad
mum's Winona-am
dthWm-b
25 and 50 '
and 8. 1!. Clark represented the defend-
ant. ‘
District of Columbia indicted the editor of
The Sun for criminal libel upon Frank
B. Noyes of Washington. The libs! ornit-
piainod of was published in the New York
Sun of Feb. 2‘). ,
United States «District, Attorney Mao-
farlans and his assistant. M. J. Kohlcr.
were on hand to urge for tho issuance of.
the writ of removal. As soon as Judge
Brown had announced that ho was ready
Mr. lilacfarlnns made the formal applicw
tiun for the warrant and cxplainod the.
prooomllngn in the now up to date. He
spoke for half an hour. v ~
While he was addressing the court Mr.
Dunn earns in and out behind his counsel
within the lnolosuie. Ho moviui further
back a little later and nut bvaido ex'h‘mto
I Senator Brown. who was carofully listen-
ing to the lawyers' arguments. Mr. Dunn
staomud deeply intcrostod and soon moved.
to whore 0X~Jiiilgu Wilma was sitting. It
was noticed that they frequently convers-
ed togutlwr in an unduriono.
Mr. Root hogan to spook the moment
Mr. Macfnrluno concludcd. "0. too. t-urc-
fully reviewed the history of the (mall. lle
measlonully referred to statute books, and
at frimucnt intervals road from shools of
closely written mattor. lir. lioot spoke
for three hours. and an udjuuruuu-ut was
tnkon. ‘hp urnumout was rosmncd at 11
o’clock this morning.
TO AWE THE TURKS.
Two American Warships (lrclnrnd to Pro-
coed to Smyrna.
Wasnmoron. April o.——'l‘ho cruiatirs
Marblchcnd and Sun Frlilicinmi hare been
ordered to Smyrna. 'l'hc ordors tn the
European squadron worn leaned at tho in-
stuuou of the slum ticpurtmoul. which had
received a loner from l'nlmi Hinton
Minister'l'crroil at Constnlitintplc nutr-
gostiug this course. Iio reported that the
missionaries in Syria Wcro in a slate of
alarm in vluwof tho turbulent fooling
manifested by the Turks. While no orort
acts had been rcpurtcd. ho full. that it
might ho a judicious iuovomcnt to send
some of our war vessels to the towns along
the remnant for tho sake of the moral
impression that would he mmlc.
The board of Amurlmu missions also
hashoon urging the navy department to
make Smyrna a rendezvous for tho Amor-
itian Mediterranean squadron to impress
the nativcs in that section of Turkey.
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Eight Persons Dent] and Sunni Injured In
Two (Insulin. _
Susnmitrnzm. 0.. April u—Four per
sons Worn killcd ncnr Whiuvillo by the full-
lug of n panscnircr train from n trustio it)
foot high. The dead nrc Ell bums. the un-
glnoor; llcnry Brown. .‘lrri. Nathan
Young and hvr lllilc duugliti-r. pnssougors.
'i'lio flrrumn. .lossc Julius. nml Nathan
Young, a tmusongcr. am totally wounded.
'l‘ho m-cidont was council by tho cmiuh
jumping tin» tram: and pulling the rest of
tho train isftor it.
Alxrox. illn. April 6,—ln a freight
wreck at Wood rchr bridge fourirnmps
worn klllod and two family injured. A
long and heavy (rain was cunning down
thugrudu win-n llic middio bulged out,
and ii: curs wuro pilod upon t'iii'Il other.
A Millionaire Arn-atrli.
NEW YouK. April li.~—lv'rnnk Work. the
millionaire Wall street hrolwr. was nrrost‘
cd by l'ulrnlmnn Mia‘s'ully wliilo driving
on lilvorsido drivu with his £5,001) loam.
Mr. Work ruin-ml to drive down t‘.:«« right
hand side of tho drlvv. as n-«pilrud. uud
ho was nrrmlcd on this m-rount. lie was
trikvu to tho Milntulion in tho l‘lnrvmout
hulol. \viu-n- hit was ruprimnmlml by the
tici'gl‘illil at tho rim-iii and dim burgcd.
A lion Hano-rt tu fipisln.
Maximo. April o.-——ln tho t'lmmlmrui
(lopuiios n mmulmr unliml tiic unwrnuwiii
if tho mlunmmlur of the worship i'onilc
do Votmdllu, whit-h flrmi on ilin Aim-rich"
ctr-ulnar Alllumzu nil (hum Mny‘i, (Tului.
hull been tried by n rourt marital or wish
iurcd. Senor (Innicllamm. minintor of the
coloulm, stated that ho (lill’lllll'll to reply
to the question.
finlclda of an l'm-snvluys'd Man.
line‘nw. April fi.——A man about till
years of age. nlilipitrli‘ll to ho (Zhnrlua hi.
Quint. fornicrly of Lynn, Moon. commit-
it‘ll suicide at 17 Howard otrcct by siumt
inn himself through tho heart. ilusmmdcu-
cy. brought on through inability to oil
lain omployuwnt. is suppom'd to have bind)
the cause of tho suicide.
”Murmur “fund-[ton Aequiltsnl.
liuoouma. April 6,—Urlando Worthv
inutou. the Syractise motormau charged
with manslaughter in tho almond dcgrvc,
tho claim being that lhomrotmratmi by
him knocked down. ran over and killed
Samuel limshlcy. a itycnr-nld schoollmy,
Was acquitted nmi dlmhurgod.
Woman tins-rags I'm-reason In litali.
Ham 11th ('m. April ii.-—'l‘im wont—
an sufirntm nrtivlc which was passed to n
thlni reading by the contention auroral
days one has further progressed by a ruin
of 75 toll. M ._
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
An unsuccessful attempt was mods to
wreck a pammgor train on tho Alton mud
nmr Juliet.
During the last six woelts the price of
lionf in Kansas City has increased from 30
to as per asst.
illchnrd 9am lcoiorsd) was harmed at
“gunman. for the murder of has bingo.
another negro.
The strikers at the Balding nilk mills
in Northampton. lists. new nnmlsn
about no. The mills are still running
Combustion in Plummerk Ilnch's roll-
ing mills at Augusta. Win. totally destroy-
' stl the minty. causing a loss of ”6,000.
An attempt was made a Mimllls.
0.. to blow up with dynamite the family
« boat of John Forbes. srnlnsr who had
, been imported to take the plans of strilt:
inn miners
Governor Mmton signed the bill legis-
istlng out of owes the president and true-
tcss of the village of liaising; and shang-
inz the manner of electing the pruidsst
of first villains.
mat orders have has! uhlsil is
in so no: Ave.
sliwwom.
On March 7 last the grand Jury of the
the Employees of the piste/a Island Inn
Cntta Works lave Reflect m I'd
Months. and the cor-my Is In the
Hands on Receiver. ‘
Jnnssr Orrr. April 6,—Govsrner Warts
of New Jersey. who is in this my. fly!
that ho has received a request for trmps
to suppress the labor troubles at. the titu-
on island tori-a chtta factory as tips
Springs. lie says that he will take no
action until he can)nvestigotc. This he
is doing today. '
Tho Sutton island Toms (lotto compo?!
at Sun Springs, near Perth Amhoy.
J.. of which J. Edward Addicks. the Dal—
awnro candidate for United Hinton norm
tor, is president, went into tho handsof
receivers a week ago. Lawyer (locum V.
Bacon of Jersey City and Mr. Addiclts
were appointed temporary rocclvors by the
chancellor. ..
The employees of the company have
been paid only two wcoits' wages this
your. Monday tho mou, numbering coo,
wont on a strike. As a rule. payments
were made by checks. and those the man
were comm-lied to cash with the «makeup-
era in Perth Ambcy. Wuodbridgc and only
or luljaccnt places. The wagon duo the
strikers amounts to ncnrly 028.000. it
was rumored among rho coo strikers that
they were to receive their wanna Friday.
'l‘hov worn vcry much surprised to find
the torra outta works in possvssion of the
dcputy ulwrli’fa undor conmutnd of but»
utlcs William A. liosuoll. who is a state
detective. and Jaime l"!ahortr.'city mur-
shal of l’crlh Anilioy. Wlmn the company
first learned that the auditors nit-ant. to
light for thclr money. rim-rotary Lyle my
tlilud Shorill r‘urviss of Middlvrox county.
Unehuudrod spocinl deputies were then
IWUi'i) in.
Arms-d llnpulles lirmrd the Works.
Shorlif h'crvlun himself nppvurcd on the
scone lutcr, Whr . o saw the large num-
her of strikers nu worm-d that they had
thrown out plrkvts ond that men were in
hiding in lrI-Iiuhcnnvur by. waiting for the
signal to attack the Works. ho lmnams
alurntud. ilo shill his ruou were not pro.
pnrod to flicc so largo a body of strikers
unions they had llroarms. lie telegraphed
at once to the authorities at Trenton for
on wlnchostors and to New York for lid
pistols and ammunition.
Shortly afterward Robert W. Lyle. soc-
rotary and mamiger of tho company. drove
up to the works. The mun grow grimly
excited.
Deputies llmsoll and iv‘luhorty marched
out the rescrvcs they had held within the
works. For hours the strilwrs and the
doplltlm fnt'cd ouch nllior thins on club!!!
side of the Pennsylvania railroad tntcka
Ten minutes after honrrivcd Mr. Lyle
rcccivod a committee of the strlkvrs. The
committal told Mr. l.ylc thcy had just rs«
turned from Trenton. wht'ru lliuy had
learned that the company was in the
hands of a rcccivor. Mr. Lylu told the
men that the money duo them was in the
bank. but could not be paid until (cl-Lulu
legal matters were adjusted.
"if you it” to Work today." said Mr.
Lyle. "you'll be paid for one day‘s work
tonight. if you don‘t an to work. you
must not. prnvunt otlmrs from working.
The law "lust. be ulwyed. and order must
prevail. \i'omustopcn tho Wtil‘kflllf» once."
An attempt will ho made to open ths
Works, 'i‘ho dopulius crpoct trnuhlu. it
was lcnrm-d that tibmuu had lxoun placed
in lho .‘iiddlcscx (‘ounty bank at Perth
Amboy to the credit of tho revolvers. The
strilu-rs withdrew liuful‘u dork from the
Works.
linvcrnor Wort-s inst night telegraphed
Major (ivnvrni .Iosuph Plume of the! my
tiomil ward to llll‘l‘i: him today at Toy.
lor's hold! in this city. Thu governor up»
pri-Iuvuds triIlIIllfl. and he rlvsirns in curt
suit with Mlllul‘ (Gum-ml l’lumo us to the
advisability of calling out lho militia.
Mary Martin's runner Husband.
.‘iiilrhlxl‘uwn. N. ‘12, April li.-~»«(imrm
Johnson of this city was married four
yoursuuo l,» Mary Martin. murdorad but
work in New York. llo iivmi with her
for tm» yours. but who" hu dism'yvurr-d the
rclntious lwtwccn i‘uusur, the nilegvd
murdurur, and the murdered tvomnn hr
loft lu-r lio is is volurau of the (mo llun
tlrvd and 'l‘wmtylfourth New York and
rucuiws a pension.
Balfour Under Arrest.
lli'nxoe Arum. April n,—-—.lalm-/. rt. liai-
four. tho fugitive cx-momlwr of the Brit
ish parliament.wit-monstrmlillon has been
uldalnrd nits-r a long duluy on the charm
of living tmncorm-d in lIm Liberator so
cicty dIM'lllflliflll‘I. has arrived hero in ma
totiy. He will be taken on board a strain
ship immediately and will sail for Eng-
land on Monday.
The Trenton Investigation.
’l‘usxrns, April 6.-'l'lio tan-house in.
vostltratlnacommittm un versd number
nest of cursor transactions. (inn of the
chief witnesses was liuah Kc Wm
did the painting and decorating. " rs
quiry was extended into the field of stats
printing and into the affairs of the hm
board of arbitration. and some lntnrnstin.
facts were planned.
Fourth class Postmaster»
Wasmnmon. April d.~—-'l‘hn following
fourth class [automaton worn appointed:
New York-linticr "writer. A. ll. Wing.
China. 8. ii. Hiltsr; liiima Center. Frank
Hutton; Krippln Bush. Alfred lmunshsry:
’i‘homsston. Richard Kshno.
i'cnnsyisanir—ihmisr's. Aaron Wager,
Wahoncld. ii. M. Barr.
Funeral of Mist H. M.
Bacon”. April G.WTM funeral my-
'tcss over the remains of the lots timid M.
Hions took plans in the Central Goons»
slonnl church. There were present may
of Brooklyn‘s moss insnt mum
and delegations from the New York nun
her of colon-ores.
uastmn‘wfl‘m ...... ..._ .
tenses! st firs. Maw Mess.
New You. April it—Jl'iw funeral or
the late Mrs. Hartstsa Reed mums. wits
owot Penn literals. wilihsns Mom.
bssshs interment will he island sssri
Hrs. Arthur Psmhsroniyissghtsr. an
rivss from England.
Icy states we
Arrests. Conn. April o.-- “wuss
Hamish militia! smooth being hit by
a stand thrown by Wilts-rs Branch. lest
as. about is yssss out.
w N..m....mwmu
”mush-suns. "
WWI. «has. all.
“was; at
out MEN’S in tow Blilllllila.
rumumcs run MEN AND tut
Haws ,
AND , u
capm
CAREFULLY SELECTED STYLES IN CLOTHING
MADE UNDER OUR OWN SUPERVISION AND
GUARANTEED EVERY WAY.
Your money back if you want it.
w. A. Billillllll & 80..
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Nor-walk.
Insets were called forth by the «Initials!
at the British lioysi liner company that
two french expeditions was . l
onisrritovyinihs upper liisvai that
i is under British prmniou. M. "mans
said the. France mm thematic»
ofihshlwmmpsny that it has the vi t
to nummmiize monomer: in and to prob t
the transit of its entire wry.
i, in regard to timtppsm valley Francs
maintains that tho “Min of 1" is
this legitimate master of them 1 mu.
and aim slurrnfors dmrmnds from Great
I Britain an explanation of wh .. territory
she claims. Franco Wants to Imam when
Engels" inflrwnm ends and British in-
fluorine cmnmmcen.
(irons Britain's claims on this point an
most room, France has haven "cubism,
obtain. an explanation. and when inquiries
worn prnmvri (item liriteiu had broken off
the l'lflktlllltuf‘ffii. There mmld not. how
ever. be It «firearm of murmurs action or
mrcmptory «micr- when so many mnnplsr ‘
I pvulilvms worn lnmimi. of whlrh so ”tarry
divorw solutions might be awfully arm:
flldfll’tsil. M. llnnotnux added:
"Nobody out with to immrmr the initiv
ntivo of the brave csplrmvrs of them «mm-
trins. but when the time comm to decide
the ultimate destiny of slime region» we
follow that the rights of the wits» of
Turkey and the hlwdivnof Egypt should
ho rcupocicd. and this! flit-m should be "I
served ioouch what belongs to him wound
in; to his mobs. The two great nations
—-l"rmu-.~ and firms irritant—will iiml
means to m-noailn riwlr interests and
satisfy fhr-li' common nepirmiom byword
civillmtion and progress. ”
y" .
PLATQGLASS TRUST.
‘l'fssr New 15¢"an "maul/rd Wills rs COW
Branch Store. 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
F .M .. —
W " 11".1’e”m‘.1.‘.§e'bny' GOODS STORE,
Tristrram & Hyatt,
(l. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Grand Spring Opening. Saturday. April 61h.
sad mark of glamour», Tlrslauh'ltanrd spirit of enthusiasm which [comes with our spring opening pervades every,
l’rrrsncm, 1W7" 6.-'I'lmmmbinatbm department Everyday forllm past week large quantities of new goods have arrived and
of tho u-wtmc plate trumps mm was Hr!W3*“110'1'l'l'il’r'lmw I” ‘ '
comummnfr-d at a tum-ting of tho Fitter“ D R ESS GOODS
r H . l'l .* i r ‘ .
h" g M“ i use “mm”, at Id M (Jai‘h Wuhan; neatly Numeral our stock and spare and all of the new styles in both colored and
tort. It was for the purpose of ullfylii‘ _
m..- action of tho Imafli of “jury," in in, Myth KIWI- Isrs bars in prices from ifs.- to 51...”: per yard. We particularly call attention to
o If lines at his. as: and we per yard.
crowing the capital stmit frmo suntan:
CA P ES.
to thrmltwou and creating a bondod in,
v , ~ 7 r
Llifigzmdflwltilarge»: 3:” :t‘atm *WI7 14" ‘llffvrrni stylus.) of Capes. hardly anv two alike. in all the latest ‘lnaterisls of
‘ ‘ ' sings, dammit fund Covert Cloths. Broadcloth. Cheviot. Tafletta. and (iron Grain Silk. trimmed
with braid, let. chit! in. hum. and the new open work effects. ranging in prices from 82 N to .15
was rumored. It was also rimshimi to m
l KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
twrr additional dircctors. .\ taming is
being held miny at the i'lttalmm cilia: at
‘l’hisdsparttnenhopnrrd for the first time this mornlnit. does indeed present a moat
”Y ”i" m" arrangement a" “'"M'h‘ bmulfnl spmsrsnccmith shcivna and m'lnlers heaped with every medial thing for the house.
which sit the final details will be arranged.
factories have been sold to the I’m-Mill (r. 4 (3 . W i W W .
Plain lilacs mmpmry; 1,," I homo M mus ‘ 1;: 5:1,. uh Mt. are.'l' n are. oodta Ware. and in fact. everything who found in “my,
w" '"" "“1”” ”' “”“"'""""'” icons llay orchestra Concert. item 7 u 9 n. m.
wood. ind, capital summer, (inviscid
$max:gfl;:pifltl“:l.;’;ll:;f?:'”");m "(it"wi My}... our gum] springooeninunhere are two other events which occur on the sun.
of (.1 £nt (litam‘lo m‘ dial “"szm" dist. Im'nely our {mirth snnlwrotry and opening of our new kitchen dc-partmant. and itaeanu
The) zinntiavd ”a; “u”; y» 'Ifili' fill it If ”trivial that these three rvcnlmwming as they do togciho-mhould hecelcbrau-d in I Mil-I
l'cnn‘svlvauh '“ train 1.; ”A1“, ”m ’" ll utter.mnmpimilv we Iint’isrw urcd the aorvIt'csrif the Jerome May Orchestra. who will
- . - b r .. ll" s mwm this saturday evading. from 7 to 9. All the courtesles of our house are tendered
been mum in and are not lilwiy in be for
trillion who wlnh t i pay in s visil during the day. without obligation or suggestion of pris-
‘. I. . ' . i ‘l I
2):" glam; “Fllffmflf” £2: 7:333:53. talus“. and We must cordially invite eyeryone to be present. in the cumin: and enioyth Innate.
cmmtry. Thorn will be mruu rhanum in;
tho manugrmunt. hm ikiwisrtl Ford will'
remain as prceirlciii.
Miss complied l’rmwlty.
Washroom». April run The room-t,
government mvflrinpfly «.an the m. .
dimer. of the linked News that the two
A nmrlrnn citizens-«August [Minn and
(inflow lib hlieumirnprimwni at flamingo.
do! ulna. ho gin-n m. «-;«portut.lfy m Nab
lish their lnnm'om-u lumen ll I itrl trilm
ml. ’1 h. «- men mm: W and up to a sirmlt‘
bout pour rimming" by a upon-«b “'11.”;
and brought. to the town Mid piwml :1:
jail. l trim: Hiatus i'nmni ilynii «mind
thrir fl'lt‘n-w but they Warp morn am 4afii
nnrlvr .4in r-imt of hwua Lsmlni ”not
mute on the Cuban new:
llave broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift l imself in a bushel basket as to under-
seli tiitm. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pillllli illllTIIIN
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
Want in “stem swam alumna”,
Noauw'rnwv. i'a. April " A itm’m
motif. is on font. rundown.» rim.»
I’rnfmsnr l‘ i' rimrtiulrm tron. ltwrmtr
Insulin asylum in Ibis my. evil-ere bu has
horn umnlirtml «inn: l.r-‘ murdrvrmi. his min
on lit-r 3., Hunt, in. it it i:« ’fti’ilrmfl,‘
I'M'idi-nf. physician, hm «infra! fit .5 ”Ivan
Iidgn has bro" «one simo ions: ”7!"! laws.
and that it Would be trimvmm to the [4s
ilaut to rorrflno him any lower
[Drummers ”arm" is ”lawn.
flu was". April I'- « «is a "WEI of tho , y ’ 7 .
m‘nnt acquittal of Pin rifl Mt ’oiitoivr orl;
No drumrrwr will now stop ibavrr mu
nlfll’li who can powtbly pvt an“ of the
mnurrcd. TMrlistmissrn-nflsuml inm‘rllll lllltlln mmm "MAS! It‘ll TBA“! '00 UAW I'll! I! I".
slum. lmi autism rm at“. wuss straws“ ntlllllu
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