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THE ARTISTS ANGEL.
Anisettehsd posed al . theperaingst
the Julian academy. hen the clock
struck noon. she had, stepped from the
plnform with the assumed ludifleg’iea, of
‘MWM lib-does
fatigue that had made her. tout-lo Sill
cataracts to, Wee the} monies»
for the coastline oi the Champs Elysee;
It was Mardi‘Gras. liardi Bras in Paris-
shesieto say, the sun dusled. the river
.tbe air matinee with irresistible
Cy, the very tunes bit the boulevards
threw outgay Iittleribbousef temptation.
Anisctte had promised to pose all the
' afternoon for George Blackwood, but be»
fore that she would have at least one
glimpseof the revel—satisfy her thirst
little soul with one hastily snatched swa
low attainment. no she renthe gantlct.
of the crevrded
urostnfield here. caught
there, cabled, threatened. pursued. until
she scoped into the impasse off the Bottle
Vard St. Michel, where Blackwood lived.
She arrived at the studio flushed. dishev-
eled and Mess. with her absurd little
but and her shabby velvet cape all pow-
dered with gold and silver dust.
Gauge Blackwood had been peeing up
and down lb a rage of impatience. but at
her entrance he threw himself intoa chair
with a about of relief.
“Roda, Anisette," becried, ”but it is
adorable of you to come wdayi"
“V'lal” saidAnlsctteproudly. “I prom-
ised I would come. I am here. I under-
stand how much depends upon me. Be-
sideslmustbein the Cbempdehfersas
well as that Celestine. posing for
your friend at 85. As for the folly out-
side. that trail child's play." Shewaved
her hand with superb disdain. tossed her
but across the room and began at once to
prepare for her pose.
Selzing his pollute. Blnchwood squeezed
blptnheswithen yhand..llowas
.a youngiellcw. Mime ltd [son
He had aworn
face, » ; me
where it was visible under the thatch of
gmyiah blond hairwas prematurely Iinud,
and the eyes, tvbich shone tinder- over-
hanging brows. blinked and stamd like
_ those of_a cat in the dark. At once im-
aginative and critical. he was a victim
of that moral
power of «penetrated passion. lutensely
preoccupied with himself, he gate but a
pathway Alsatian to the experiences so
many other men were eager to dilate upon
for his benefit. As a consequence ho wold
number his acquaintances on lit!
lie had no friends. He lived alone,
lug innumerable cups of black mien.
suwklng cigarettes as unconscioust as he
breathed. painting oxirly and late. paint-
' ing while he devoured his meals, painting
while he slept. He gave himself to his
art wholly and without reserve, but he
would math no concession to his 'vilvimlty;
he would not woo her to come to him; ”he
would compel her. Sometimes he succeed-
ed for the time being, but she here that
marks of tho would.
As he prepared his palette he soothed his
excitement by laughing with Aniscttc
over her descriptions of the mask» she had
use. as a man spanks gently to a motive
horse he cannot quite mutrul.
When Anisette sprang to the platform
and assumed her pom his brows Maxed;
he was confident, oxultant. Him fili‘ppud
into tho shadow cast by a fiftil'tlll. and she
nomad to him to have a luminous quality.
like a streak of pale light. He had paint-
ed her in an artificial twilight against a
piece of purple velvet that had been worn
into greys as delicate as the mine over
distant bite at evening. The light brush-
ed hershouldors and herontetrctcbed arms
in a thread of gold. melted In the fllflphlr
nous drapery floailng about her and burned
like a Name in her hair. The wings of a
great sen bird hovered behind her.
The shouts from the atmrt below moh-
evl them faintly. Anllmtto trcuplcd her-
self with faegies as bizarm an the costiillml
of tho revelers, but she neither apokc not
mount, and the transflgumi purity of her
upturned in“) was as ciiungcloss as a mask
in marble. To lilackwood as he painted
she was no lucorpcroal an the owning nor.
"a hm thought of calling his picture that
When it was completed.
lllackwood talked unconsciously to him-
urli as he worked. He painted with shak-
ing lingers. stopping every new and than
to steady himself. uttering at her dummy-
one nwment thrilled anew by the twenty
of his mantlum. the trinmplml sense of
power. the nest chilled with the hopeleet
ness of adequate expression. overcome by
a dismal prophetic vision of that remnant
when the joy of the creation would pass
and leave hint with the nauseating can
ialnty of having failed somewhere. some
how. by a Month too little or too much.
Anisotte filled the chi planes with lief
chatter—s chattertheue levedthe treatm-
oi lllackwood's mes. He looked at the
little calcium with a canned glance. his
farm relaxed from the gunmen into which
his nervousness had twisted it.
"Anlaettc." he said, touching her hand
with an linpctmms movement, "my pic-
ture will be a sucrose. It will be you who
have done it. We will celebrate“. What
will you have timer"
' “ Half a damn mm with loin ms."
and Annette prmnptly. “cunnilingus. are
torn and fmsolld hangers lrif’tck as thick
as your hand."
"And containing to wmmethlng
for your pretty little lined.” he added.
flourishing a paint brush.
Aniscth glowed with pleasure. "Alfons!
[rt-t til Work, the"; let it! omit!" mm.
lil‘l‘kwml mixed his palette. For an
hour the silence was Mllflilllli. Anti-else
bad loat feeling In one of her feet. and her
arms trembled with the effort of holding
time She had posed maiing
from a to W. from i tlll very nearly 4.
Hhswas grateful that the Yehruerydey
was short. but Blackstone as the light
lat.
ramififfifilfififi
.IT',‘
a k3
one handheld out in a racer little more-
‘ment at , - .
A dark dill, mounted late murmurs
face. iii-hand made a mechanical Jour-
neyte his pocket. . ‘ . ,
"(3.:le little—a .18! little." she “-
mau .
Blackwocd's search brought to light one
sliver, piecejef, means and halfadessn
pars. ills shaken eyes ,‘ biased: at .vthe
girl.” who was about to potses'd herseliioi
them’.
”That is all then," Milli! harshly.
Anisette hesitated, signing deeply. but
her were riveted upon thesiiver lace.
“ ndthem tome," she said. “ will
bring them buckle you tomorrow. or, hoto
Very ill; this’cvealngat 7.? , ,,
_itn p, sudden. swift sweep her little
grisgsi‘d thd‘jcoin‘.‘ and;thcn;;Auisette.
.la he‘ll“ e'a child, threw hirn .3 kiss
on . .
Blackwood hurled the door toque on
foot. lie glanced around the room like
an animal.-breathlng heavily. His lips
moved into suppressed execrations Inst
her. against art. against the w se-
cursed city. " . - , -
Anisetts ran out of the darkJ in-
totho gloulcvard St. ,lfichel. The rests
were made; ribbons'of colored paper
flutteredfrom tb’ewindows and‘had taught
in the branches of the here trees. A,
Pierrot with an artist's beard caught her
and ruined a shower of confetti over her
head and shoulders. She snatched the bag
from his hand and pelted him in return.
using her elbows towadge her way through
the crowd;
She invested her ill mu would: reek.
Iessly in a supply of col be 0 con-
fetti. which she now molar to sell at
erorbitautpriees with a rattling accolm
panirnent of diarp lasts and questionable
compliments. in slim harlequin in black
and yellow satin, slipped his am about her
waist. and they danced together down the
street. The harlequin aided her sales. ox-
.hotlng even more oxtravapnt profits. .lle
become an adept in smashing bags of con-
fetti in the faces of too affmticuatc pur-
chasers. adding a last touch of contempt
by tipping up Anisettc’e little face and‘
kissing her himself. é . y.
Harlequin was a merry soul, and the
dmll bngwith the spanglcs lieganrtowelgh
with the Coppers (impediments. Aniselw
invested in new supplies, drilling with the
tley
boulevards, where‘ her little soul denied
with joy. where she and harlequin forget
to make money and simply gave them-
selves to the exuberance oi the moment.
What a gay. brilliant, ilne thing it was to
the alive. »
Anisetie knew no exhaustion. but as the
lights sprang Into the night shesuddunly
paused in her rnpacious and inexhaustible
energy. '
' ”V’la." she whispered to harlequin. ”l
have enough. i go. Amuse thyself, 00
”and. Thou art"—
' Shoshone Wrens showdown!
her friend and raised her face gratefully.
“Forwhusn is lg all this?" said harle-
quin. rattling the spanglad bag.
Aulsutto laughed and shrugged her
shoulders. “‘h‘or a poor devil oi an artist,
who OWcs me for ten posse. lie paints me
as an angel. 1 am as much alive to him
as the Holy Mother to a price ."
”And i will be as much alive as the
Holy Mother if i am not back in time to
make my good man his lmwioi soup. ’l’ill
tomorrow. Anionic!"
“Till tomorrow. Corinne!"
Anisette slipped away into a side street.
fiho shown-red confetti as she run. The
blood was ilying tbmugh her veins and
ringing in her dizzy little hcad. The air
struck her hot cheeks gratefully. and she
flannel her breath as she darted in and out
and around mus, through the circuitous
routeshc had chino.
“What would he say!" she thought. that
strange. grave man. who starved and fell
Into a rage and was one moment in heaven
and tho nest in hell ; who gnawed his mils-
tmho and hit his lips and sllmk like a
dmnkard over his work. but who painted.
palatial, minted. llo would be a great
man. without a doubt. or teacups, ro-
flm-ml Anlmtio mgely. he would die some
day with a pistol hole in his head. like that
other poor iieorgn she had known with the
droll American name. [It burst for once
thin (loot Georg" would have a dinner—as
much as she conld carry.
The sky was studded with stem—twin-
kling with otsloynu-nt. thought Aulsctto—
tbe air tinglrd with frosty radiance; the
town had risen behind the barn Ilght trees
of the lltirembunrg gardens.
As the c oclt struck the half hour alter
7 Annette turned into the lion-c where
lllacltwoml had his studioun the top flow.
The moclorga had inland the revelers. and
the small flicker of gas which usually cm?
phaslzed the darkness was not yet Ilt.
Allison" felt her way carefully. film had
lwr arms loll. There was a window on
em landing. and ,her shuiow. laden wlth
bundles. threw a long mucus black!“
on the well. him ewslbrwsd a
little burst of laughter. .
Mom illaeitvmsl'e m she to
4 her breath it was Intensoly still.
liar inaud- were full. so she hawks-l gou-
tiywtth iterhecl. fibers was no answer.
and Annette, trembling with Impatience.
llmlhltl her Names upon thn Ilotrr, and
fitting but check against the dim called
his notes in ureter that grnloslly tank to
awhlsper. Ancrsn rolled minim: a
bag and dropped w in soft. melancholy
dlstlnetncu from stats to stair. One of
the beautiful oranges! ller been lmgcn
to beat heavily. Time was no mud, no
smtnd from within. Hneturued the handle
softly. and it yielded to ha touch. ‘
The light streamed tunes the mat on-
almdss window. and Antarctic new In one
mild}. illuminated mice the ragged line
of a be e cat quivering down the hasetln
i
ll
of lucid lilac Alum-ath-
ohfiotirlthgdkuqthell-lnmu.
Imam. are turnt- mm
E‘w "m3“. '
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crowd over the bridgezoi fit“
JMichel, fighting her way to the grim
angel and uremia! at the m w
nuances. blink '7 tbstoi'ewns
islutnesssnfitlgutlm ‘
"i went ink-Willi! M“
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iii“... W}, h... .3. ,tonh Nonltlll ”lyric About a.
ltwilllioldlnylion ill" ' , _ , Thirty} nun . '
Anissiistwlstedthesilkiateherbrl ht , .~ , 1., ilie‘All‘ ,
hair.eoveredherworavelvst bedteesiih - ' ,. ,,
'mcnm.medodM' hawk“. """'""' dill}.
WW“? w w? I " gal ' ‘W'il’ "'l i I 'Ullll‘ue
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”“3 WWW .“m it ,1“, rQM'thepxdcwug good thing. .
filalhummmfi‘in”. ,' It W "eniéswm WW
, Au", 5‘ ”I?” . gm”? pfizflmuoat-knowabcut it went
:5er m 1”“, | ”.191... one“; we» who so how went to on
Titers.“ a vessel», for this.
muliildm education; . ‘ , .
Quail: h‘crwalk people are learning It
“drain: It by experience; -,
Learning it from their neighbors.
it's what we say and whet $319!.
l
,yWs' say Backups means diley
i’llliti.;.i” Dean’s Kidney Pillscure
.We Is! We or Wick back means
Weak Kidneys.
They-say Dean's Kidney Pills make
thh Kidneys strong.
' This is not a theory. but a condition.
Harley proof of it: ' .
lire. Phillip ran"; lid. is second on.
nus. East Norwalk. says: "My doctors
tell me i .bave a genuine case of
Bright’s disease. One of them treated
me steadily for six months and then
gave me up as incurable. My ankles
. stroll to twice their natural also; my
back ache: so severely i can not keep
an my feet and l have urinary trouble
ah well. I got two boxes of‘ Dean's
Kidney Pills at Plaisted'e drug store.
They have helped me. The swelling in
the ankles has subsided. and the back
whee and urlnary troubles have dis-
appeared. ] believe they will entirely
cure me."
Dean's Kidney Pills. 50 cents per box.
for sale by all dealers; sent by mail on
receipt oi price. Foster-hillburn C0,.
Bole Agents for the U. 8.. Buffalo. N. Y.
Thousands are suffering excruciating
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From 10s. at. in 1 p. in. any day except
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Tired or In a regular. physician and for
the paid a neloen years has made the: semen
of women a spa-billy. dice enduring from
any difficulty Incident to the sex can consult
Dr. rd let to strictest confldfi with
ihcuseumnvo olrwtelvinglhe meets ill bland
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IVININI IINTINELI
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A . ‘1! I‘m- am mmmended by
is In physicians and drugglats. as
thermal [atrium and efficient remedy
for billmrnoss, nausea. costlvcncss. iii—
dlgustlou. aiagglsbuess of the liver.
readies. and sick homiachemlso tore-
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aces can perma-
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Electric Bliien.
1 Electric can? a ahrlpedicine ’snaea
or any season, at pe more nor-
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torpidan nggish and the need of it
more and nitoretiveis felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and rhn fatal hilions fevers
_No medic no W111 act more surely in
m counteracting and freeing the system
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all other skin
neatly cured
Havel
fiction, constipation, dizziness eldto
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bottle. at G. Ct St n's and E. P.
Wood's drug stores.
in the, Spring a young man’s fanc
lightly turns to thoughts of—DcWitt a
Little Early Risers. for they always
cleanse the liver; purify the blood. and
mvtgorate the system. E. P. Weed,
Nmalk; G. C. Stiflson, South Nor-
w . ~ ‘
Mansions Results.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gen-
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New Discovery as the results were al-
most marvelous in the case of to wife.
While I was. pastor of the iptist
church at Rives Junction she was
brought down with pneumonia succeed-
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coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed an if she
meld not survive them. A friend re-
commended Dr. King's Now Discovo ;
ii- wns quick in its work and big} y
satisfactory in its results." Trial boi-
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One Minute is the standard time, and
i luv.) Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
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that prminooe immediate results. E. P.
Weed, Norwalk; G. C. Simeon. South
Norwulk.
lion’s This?
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est a Truax. Wholesale Drungists.
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no. "
Hall's Caiurrh Care is taken intcrnal-
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mucous surfaces of ‘t e system. Price.
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Testimonials free.
Mrs. R. D. Young. liliddlcbnrg. 1a.,
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Norwaik; G. U. Stillsou. South Nor-
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Children Cry for
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Did you ever think how readily the
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E. R Wood. Norwulk; U. i). utilised.
Heath Norwalk. ,
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says the St. LouisJounisl of Agriculture
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one a prominent lit. Louis architect.
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Young mothers dread the summer
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(lollc and (molars cum. and ad later
it promptly. chrsmw. bilio colic,
dysente and diarrhma. it album in
stunt ml of. E. P. Wired. limoslk; p
C. Htlllllml. South Nmalk.
Ono swallow does not make linden.
butoncswsllowef One Minute (hush
Cure brings relief. E. P. Weed, Nora
walk; 0. (l. Simeon, South Norwslk.
DOINGS 0F CONGRESS. "
‘I'he seam serum to Proceed min in“.
mes_Dosie-ted Election Odes; l
Mullet”. my lllI-r-vmltwlllll ‘b' ‘
I. vote cl 6 year to tinays. debuted rel
lion by lir. Allen (Pun) of some til
proceed with the ”alliteration,“ the res -
lesion to imslgate sllegedelectio'n lire:-
ulsrltles rim Alabama occurring at, the
tiles . iiovernor Oates was sign our
lieuben If. Kalb Populist. Four epith-
Iicnu‘materse—ilhandler. Incoming!
and Merrill-and ‘ two‘ Populistsé—Alleu
and Peder—made up the affirmative vote.
Mr. Allen took occasion to declare that ll”
vote disclosed the insinoority of the e-
publlcen clusters to their protection in
behalf, of honest elections. lir. Sherman
responded that it was not for the recent
senate to go into the geh’crel invest cation
of elections, as these resolutions proposed.
and Ir. Chandler of New Hampshire. nu-
thcr of the resolutions. explained that the
adverse vote was due largely to the disin-
cllnatlen tedlsplace appropriation bills.
Much time was given to a bill regulat
ing gas rates in the District oi Columble.
it was expected that the house would
take up the consideration of the immigra-
tion bills (in the calendar under a special
order. but owing to the pressure of» other
matters the order was not presented until
just prior to adjournment. 'It was then
amended so as. to give today and tomorrow
for the consideration of these bills. There
are four of them. The McCall bill pro-
vides "an ‘ educational feet. the Stone bill
provides for consular. inspection. and the
Mahany and Corliss bills provide for more
rigid enforcement of the present immigra-
tion laws. and especially deal with the in»
migration frem Canada
Quite a number of minor bills and con-
ference reports were adopted, and three
bills were passed under suspension of the
rules, as followa:
' To allow the bottling of distilled spirits
in bond: to“ erpedlte the delivery of im'
ported goods in parcel! and packages not
exceeding 06 in value, and to provide for
the registration of trademarks on' bottles.
barrels. corks and other receptacles used
in interstate and foreign cenunerce.
The ooniereee of the two houses on the
naval appropriation bill were In session,
but were unable to reach .an agreement
on the most important amendments made
by the senate. which are those reducing
the number of new battleships from four
to two. changing the provisions in regard
to torpedo beats. restricting the price to
be paid for armor to 81560 per ton and pro
blbltlug efilcers of the navy from accept-
Ing employment from persons who fur-
nish supplies to the government. All the
other differences in the bilihave been reo-
onolled. A partial report will be made by
the confereee and further .,lustructlons
asked.
Panic at a Baptismal Service.
Conuv. Pa. May lit—While the Bap.
tlsts oi Youngsville. a small hamlet :50
miles from here. were holding baptism
services a fiery hay team became frighten-
ed and stanipedod into the large crowd,
transforming it in the twinkling of an
eye into a panic stricken mob. Women
and children were trampled under foot.
and for a moment it seemed inevitable
that many fatalities must result. but aft-
er the excitement had abated it was found
that only one woman was seriously in-
jured, though many were severely bruised.
Physical Culture at the flab.
Boston. May lo.—-Newtcn street ar-
mory was crowded with sporting men to
witness the two 15 round bouts arranged
by the Suffolk Athletic club. Both boots
were disappointments. as the Scars-Kelly
match was stopped by Captain Foster at
the beginning of the tenth round in order
to prevent a finish. and the match of the
evening between Kid McCoy and Mysteri-
ous Billy Smith was stopped by Referee
Bill Duly in the sixth round and awarded
to McCoy on a foul break by Smith.
New Bridge I'or Niagara River.
lianmsuuno. May iii—The Pcnneylva
nla Steel company has closed a contract
with the Niagara Falls Suspension and
Niagara Falls international Bridge com.
panies for the emotion of a steel arched
bridge to supplant the present structure.
The latter was built in “955. The arch
of the new bridge is to measure 550 feet.
and the center will be 260 feet above water
level. It will cost about 0500.000and must
be completed within one year.
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lloesuth's Former Secretary Dead.
Puiucrtrma, May lit—Professor Leo
pold .luulus Beech. at onetime private
secretary to General Louie Kossuth and in
was an intimate friend of Victor llugo
and Victor Cocaine and known as the
”father of the Point In Amcrlca." died
suddenly of heart failure lie was to years
old. During the uprising of iiungary.
noeck became a major In Kossuth's army
and afterward the great leader's secretary.
likot Ills llrethor-in-lsw in lieli Defense.
MONTIIIM. May lit—As the result of a
family quarrel Paul Pens. a maker of ar-
tlilclal flowers. emptied the contents of a
fire chambered rcvolvur Into the body of
his bruther-ln-lnw, Kent lisptist lions-
scstt. The shooting was done In self da-
iense. Rename having threatened to kill
the whole family. The dead man is said
to have been a dangerous socialist and au-
areblst. He came from Belgium.
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Well Known Politician Dead.
Anu’rsnoan. N. Y.. May l0.—-Pstrlck
N. Urcwe. a well known Democratic poll-
tlclnn of the Mohawk valley. dlrd in this
city. aged 70 years. lie was born in in.
land. lie coins to America when is years
of ego and was engaged in the lsnnery
business at dlifersnt pieces. at widow and
three daughters survive hltnlk
t’rofesser Illeu'e Designation.
BlIAlN‘l‘lllili, liars. May lib—Max F.
lilac, Ph. 1).. rofasor of French and
German at the yer scadmy here. has
tendered hie roslgustlun. to tale about at
the claw! the, tsehcnl year. Dr.
like at been a polated assistant prefer
core element Itorsturo etdlr‘yn Maw:
college in Pennsylvania.
, [Intuit Causes Megs.
Minutemen, it. 1.. in; lit—Contin-
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this section of the stats. T meadows are
hernias. can stream crop will tel t.
belts ultra the utilising mason s of
acres in drowned land and are plowing up
cutest planted suit. in tile season and
plsltlng other crops.
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