on iron lost In t5
.. the Whom tog};
' turtle dishonest-once ta‘
titld by Captain Store is in
t oli.n plenum: run from
Western bani-inst Week.
, mot-hind 1‘ men not on
u not trams, 'llte tarthest’
boutthree miles trout the
, Inert beside: Captain
‘ n hottrd. The air wan
1e 01' hour-It. When rud-
iot for: rushed down upon
began blowing the fog
ed it community for
response comm, Later
euhooncr was run up
, to about where the do»
noon. and there anchored.
Ins out of night. the boats. fob
Agent For
$8“ STARIFIIOOROIL.
tho -.White Iminin’hnnorim. In thtl trot place. it it lined
wit now out and will costume on ice than any refrigerator made: in;!
thé ‘ncond piece it it thoroughly ciuMbltltor the (cod induct: ice gran
and nvaste pipe can be taken out, cleaned,,nired. matted and replaced with-9'“
out elicit. Thub two points are the principal ones to bepontidered' III II no
frigerator. . A poorly constructed box. is expensive because the ice quicki)
melts and the food is never properly chilled. A non-deantbio box is not out,
expensive, but unhealthy. You can‘t keep sweet fund in a minted box, and
it Is imposiiple to keep an old style refrigerator sweet and clean The
“White Mountain" is the only cleanahle and scientifically constructed refrig
eratbr made. Schd us voor address and we will mail y'dn, free of charge,
our “White Mountain" Book, which clearly explains the entire construct on
of this most perfect refrigerator. .
Carpet Cleansmgl
Every carpet or rug we have cleansed has made (or us a new friend. All oil
grew or dirt spots removed colors restored thoroughly cleansed and rcu-
dered perfectly moth proof without removing them from the floor.
tilnouials from our leading citizens.
, a
3
50 let
BAZAB PATTERNS
Q11 Ionian». otsr
north Iain and Ann Streets,
South lorvrnllt, Conn.
t the fog lifted, and at
thin Blers went to thtl
With his glass swept the
hunt was seen, and the lot;
own. With a shift of the
l but! drifted before the
morning. there being no
, ~e boat», course was set for
During this time the
melt are as follows: Jo-
,JOhn Caton, Frank Joseph.
Joe 6. Miles, Frank chm,
rge Silvelm, August Lima,
odd, Joe Bretano. Frank
,Inbeuler From Poland llu
Experience In Jersey.
.J., May 26. —-Lonls Cou—
. “Was arrested hero charged
It; 80,000 rubles from a. bank
Poland, was discharged by
of of.police the consul sorrow! of
having tailed to lodge a com--
inst him. 'l'hrcc Pinkerton
trout New York were at pit-
nt‘ters to prevent Couplln'u
he got away without their
‘ thevpolice purposoly ire-cp—
In the fact that he was to
’ ,bcen chased over two
_,hnfin¢ spent a your alter—
“8 Wm the pulho and lit-
‘ Him in London. Nt'w York,
3/ . othnr large citlcu
lirflthla country he wont
Boston. whore hr- staid “ith
named Exiner. in the l" xim r
wan pretty iii-yuarmll Kitty
uplinfs cousin. and with hor
Vt! toll violently in Iova. llrr
discouratn-d Couplin'n attun-
thclr daughter and finally nuk-
to like lain deafllll‘l‘. llv tvln- y .
he toolt lair Kitty “to. no...
“M for a limo in Now \orlt and
wt to Atlantic City.
W . my bit and tho girl qua'rrvlul.
x'mlln was al'l'Phlt‘d for assault
. released on bail and “an Ivor—
Q? the charge of bcing n lugitlte
rice.
volt! wan received from the Ru»
. tit-s. and ho was roleartcd.
. tely loft town. TwI-Ilty min-J
r his dopartun word was re-
~ from Baron Hrhllpponhnth , not.
7 , general in New York. to hold
fit all innards. Tolugrunw worn
not" to tho tmlltc in this (it),
Gauplln ntopmrd from tho tIIIlII
unlit arrcstod and lodged in
’ . wquw-n n touring in this
i (W dlmharttod. Almost im-
IMI'WII'KI a W'Dl‘l'm'lllflill'e
union commute: in Now
‘ ,nnammnrunco to prom tlw
_Wlllt word that fitu'lolnl‘y
Mun hurl lmull appealed to
(Within. No wan accompli-
M! of l’illlti‘vrltm's Ilutrvnt.
noon an tin-y It'lllllt’ll II! tho
I)! the lunltlvo tin-y started
' of him.
fiHumor Intern.
1. win tho Luulnert
. it “chitin. A Workman
dietary. lentil-d to inv-
prrpnrlnpthu notation-in
he rim silent-Ii to no.
. It; women wort» lolthal
in: tho «handout horn
. .iltlt Wilma mid. laid
‘ .Mnl or he would burn
u oi the rhmnicui in his
_ moist. nod It burned him.
' [ Minna the Item or mm
WW...
and the um
II.-~A dintumh to The
liloonlontoln. out o
Mrlttt. em that to
Solute lull" uniform
’ ‘hy tit out!“ coin
‘ l to mtl‘k‘l
. ind to tho tiltlsmimt
i5 'iupportod the ointment
"4er th‘ NW of tilt
it Wt Kronor
W» W
‘, (3,, nor ”Mormon!
initial II mailman lo
Iinlin in WW" 1'
”We truth Inuit Clot!»
the lat semi»: Slum
II ho mutton
CRO
For Thursday Bargams'
.Wc have bought direct of manufacturers
a. line of hemmed
' ET and MARSEILLES onus
On which we will give special price for this sale.
a l."
Attractive lines of
Carpets, Linoleums,0il Cloths, Iatiihgs, Rugs, Iota!
A. biokérmén & Son,
8‘ Washington Street, - . .
AT WRIGHT s REPOSITORV
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
- South lornslh. Connecticut
m atcvctns.
m Income.
BAIRIAOKC.
IN HARNE‘SEC. '
IN HORSE GOODS”
GENUINE BARGAINS
And
Th. ' !
BEST GOODS IN THE
MARKET.
III”. Clothiers”,
re Murmur.
... ....,. . .. Mn..- - .,.. : ...,.....
a. co,
South liorwtlit
. u monsure could so through.
, In. the house?"
» tutored this body by such u largo nut-
, l’wiinoinrz IN on IIIIII-II-itnout in llw lar-
' tut may no unwary for tile lull pm.
Washlhttmt, Mn! flat—Ill m.
Jul Walton authorizing the m l'
or the navy to umpioy any. Itittnhic IND
In the transportation of mite! "applies
to ludla was briefly confident! and
lulnlehod Mr. Morgan 01 Alabama on
Jmmrtuplly tor an attack on Speaker
item]. ,
rChnndler or New linmpn‘hlre oxv
planted that the employment at It for-
oirrn shin wan emotion” no Auteur
:lul ahipa were altaliablo. 4
Mr. Morgan remarked that the sen-
am had reached an era when it nan
accusatory to consult nomebody at the
other end at the capitol u to whether
flag; the senator," queried Mr. Mor-
gan, addressing Mr. Chandler. "inquir-
on whether this benevolent moiuthm
will be allowed to receive consideration
Mr. Chandler answered that of
oourur: no arrangement could be made
In advance. Then he added:
"I would ask the senator ll he has
mnde any nrrangomI-nt for passing his
Cuban resolution in the_‘housc, which
WM 7..
"N6 the people are arranging that,"
"concluded MI. Morgan. and clthet the
senator from New Hampshire, who
supported tho lYllOlullol'l, and myself,
and the American people, and the Al-
mighty will have to give way on that,
or else the urn-{titer of tho house of rep-
resentatives will give way."
Mr. Morgan smoke of tho calamity
and humiliation to which the United
Status \\ as ouhjuctcd in having no
.tnwrlcon ships in which to carry this
.lmrrivun lwm‘fa'rtirm.
This. dlrputrh of grain to British In-
din tl’ntllt] convinct- the British maple.
Mr. Morgan mild. that nntullhstundlllg
tlm rich-III of tho arbitration tnzuty we
lutomlod to live with lhom on twrmn of
[it'ill‘t‘ and nmity. Mr. Morgan uttered
an amendment pmviriim. [or the hat-
Irrallzltug at two lriush hullt ships to
rurry this groin. Ho riot-lured that the
shipping lawn pl‘vt‘onting the natural-
lzlng 0! foreign built ships were re.
spunsibl.» for tho htIIIIlliuling condition
of having no Amoricnn ships.
'l'lII- 'rmtr Dobntv Begun.
The dt'illllt' on tilt" tariff bill begun
with crumb-d galleries. a large attoml-
arm) 0! monitors and the thrill leaders
of tho hilllsll.
Th0 Republican side of the lloor show-
N! on almost solid ropruxvnlutioxt. thoro'
brim: but thrrv or four \z‘u'unt souls.
The humor-rate also nttondod in tor-w.
and the muttered rent: at thr- Populism
.wrc occupied, with but one C’Xl‘l‘pllllll.
Mr. Dingle-y. rhuirman of tho ways and
moan:- c-unmlllcv and mulrrrr of the
ll‘lusr.‘ bill. tank It III-at llllanliltltfly.ln‘-
tide Mr. .tidtit-h and “stout-d nltmllw-
iy. lulu-r Republican,member's oi liar
trays mtvl moons committin- umi ibup-
n s-‘nldill'v Sampson of lllr‘ l’npuliM up ‘i-
lingrnt om uplwl tho; rI-ar lounrtv-u.
Sprout-r ltoml was not prm‘lottt.
.\lr. Aldrzr'h spuln- in!“ alums! an hour
1nd .I quurlrr, adopting on «any tow
wrmll-utnl slylo. Ills Itpeorh was tltv
.tlllt‘lltll nttorunt‘o of the lirmttoo mmmit-
1w ntId III II more thi- lit-publish" altlo
.vl thi- (“lllllltllr‘l‘ Without making in-
;hlonlm Illfilili'liwltli hwlu‘N-rt ”to two
inlix. Mr. Aillllt'll Mmriy IIIntI-Il no thr-
,Itlll'.’ ..r thr limmruunintuitive that HIV
iwtlrtw lull undid nut .‘tu-ld lM'ruuc unlo-
gqu (or :m lli't’lifo‘ ml the guwrtmwnl.
\‘rst Mutt-s IlrtnIu-ntilt- I‘millou.
Mr. Yul: nI Mllllfllllll, om» o! the horn-
I'.I‘l'.’tlir' int-lllltt‘l‘fi of tho llllullt‘l‘ unm-
uliilw. lI-llouml “till a nlttttfiwul lII
rill'luylutrn m thr- lllll. ”V upnlw III lllr‘
lllllii') .Ir piling llll toms on It" Mirr-
htIIIlu-nmi pt‘tl‘tll' who" IhI-ru was it hal-
anrt- ul turnout“) in tho trunnmy.
lln- l’llilé mul lltc» fitllt'lllli-"H lll Ilt'lull.
Il-lerIIIu that rank» of lllt‘lll trvro liv-
«lgnml In I... IIIullllIltlvo, Ho l‘t'fl't‘rt'ly
attache-l tho ltir mm in tho loud duty.
.lw llll‘llll‘ it mu» for ”to bottom nl lhv
'mm.nI:Iu:,~;‘ “I IIInItupuly and against
lllt- pt‘ulriv.
Mr. t‘nmmn of l'tnh. .“l Hllwr llI-pub-
,Ir'lm. I'lum'ni llII- III-limp for lhr‘ day by
durum lit." ilw prom tum nlmuld lip on
.llnrilullml no to uni IlII- (mun-I
Mr. l'vmur. w prmmttui tho unremi-
m. m. of with" no luw ltl‘l‘vluitll‘t“ IlW‘ll
IInII-w. that ulIen unit-ion fli't‘ manu-
luum-o-l M It II'IIIII Million or MIMI
llmlhtll‘l' Imtn i'lI‘Il (rum allll‘nlltl nlmli
lIn lrm of duty. ilr maul ho “mild Mk
us I-mmhlvrntlon ltmnmllnloly ultvr tip~
‘mmlluillt‘v Illlil‘llllflll'lllfl.
Mr. Mallory. llw Iu-w lll‘llzlltll' from
l“llll‘ltll. wan Iwul'fl in and innit hln
Mal
Amendment literati by bile-vile!-
llr-Imrnr t'umwu of Filth lullorml the
ill Mil: “Ami lInIn null ullur till Ilul’lt
trout tlw “were ol thin Itvt thorn mm
In,- paid out ul our motion in tho Ironw-
lll‘)‘ mil tllllt'l‘WlH‘ uppruprlniI-Il in HIV
cumtrr ol win-III or whom Ilour. we' or
no .luur, mm. urn-nod or unwound.
mun", how or lulmwo pnultloml wholly
in tho l‘tlllt‘ll litntI-II and I‘Slml‘lml by
W1 from not pull in tho linilotlfltuton
to any port of "NM" will"? lilo follow-
in: bounty by «my u! an Q‘IIHIINMI
In ul'luulturo of tiw buuoliln or thin art
no nun-urn” tho lndurtrtvt at tho
l’ullwl Mlulnnwtn wit. to (”NIH our
ltllvlwl nit Ithmtl. tilt route nor barrel on
whonl “our. ill turtle pair littlhttl nit no.
to «onto our lutrrol on rye lhutr. i mull!
lnr launlul on our". ill until! ”or about
on rut-n. mound; i want our pound on
mom, :3 mo: Inn-tut on hope. s
wont per noon on mount—wand all
thou ho titlllt' upon amulet»: Vomit»
Imr turned by tho collector of custom
u “to port «It rlenrnnnn upon mu-
tton lit the «wry or our rum
ll! thtv llnitotl Hinton. M the room
of tho III-runny In hvrrhy alumna unit
minor and onion but Milli mulntlonn
inmost or the «proton and oi the Inn
unmnnt rim-rhino in tho trim mm
and autumn: or thin low."
This nmdmrm II It mull or I roll»
rem, ‘ or film- “mm Wu
not! porno lWIt mts and m be m
to With lull Wilma! M d!»
I W ill t” Wu Whitlh
‘m WM
‘ Jacobs. tor thcidetensc. exantlned the
Ill lr
‘ ”in-II It...» Mot. Wore, It Inm-
Blvd. the Intended Vletluu.
Bloomsburg. Pn.. May 26.-~Lioyd 8.
Winteirteén nod Canton Know have
hem placed on trial helore Judge Er-
rnontrout of Berk: county charged with
making an attompt by dynamite upon
the life at Levi E. Waller and his fam-
ily.
Illstrlct Attorney Graham of Phil:-
delphia, for the prosecution, and J. ll.
Jurors. and it: mun uerc secured alter
a list or it had been run through.
Knorr and Wintenrteen were celled
upon to plead to seven dill'eront indict.
mums. comprising 15 counts. Khorr
pleaded guilty to all the counts; hence.
he will have no trial. Winterstccn
pleaded not guilty. He: says he cert
entity prove his innocance. Case No. l.
charging Winternteon with intont to
commit murder by exploding a dyna-
mite bomb. was the tint one called.
Levi Waller, upon Whose lifethu nt-
tompt was made. it! a son 0! an eminent
Presbyterian divine and Willi It mt-mbcr
of tho loginlaturo from this county. lie
in u brothv; of David J. Walter. late
suporlntendcnt of public instruction in
this state. ,
him. Waller. whose life was also en~
dangrred by the- oxplouion, is a daughi
tor» of lormer United Staten lichator
and Congressman Charles B. Bucks»
low, who was also lfrtltod Slates minis-
ttrl' to Peru and trim was delegated by
Hartrnntt for governor o! Pennsylva-
nia.
Mr. Winterstoen has a large law pracc
tire and is also uttivoly interested in
the Bioomslmrg Car company, “Bloome-
burg Brass nnd Copper company and
Keystone Foundry null Machine corn-
pnny. tip is a man of ample means.
A charge of dynamite was uploded
ml the porch or tho house» of Lori B.
Walton a loading nttrrrney of Blooms-
bum. on the morning of Sept. it). 1896.
Part of tho building was torn away.
The Oxplrmlon was directly lwncath
Wallrr's wlndon". lie- and his wife. who
were asleep in bed. were stunned for
more than an hour The whole roun-
try rmw up in indigno lion. and II rowan!
of $1.000 “as oflorrd for the dy namltvr,
Waller thought of Lloyd S. Winter'-~
Irtovn's hatred of him- attd told his sus-
picions to n detective. '
The Arrest o! Knorr.
On Christmas day Clifton Knorr.
young. \vI-il c‘unnoclvtl. rI-finr-rl. It grad-
Itutc n! lrhlglt univvruity and (rt-e
from any criminal ”mutations. was at-
restod in Reading and placed in Jail at
lilmltttslnurg.
Knot-r mndo a clean breast of all tho
villainous- (innings whit-h. lli' said, ho
had had with his pmmtm-r and cm-
plnyor, Lloyd 8. Wintorzstw'u. The lul-
trr was urn-24ml luu.
‘Cmtvrutw-n, Knorr said. had hntod
Wallvr ltrl‘ several years. It hogan in a
mortal mud and has carried into inw-
suim. t‘oiorwl rinmuoi s. Knorr. t‘lilton
Kunrr's father. and \\'intvrslce>n had
It'un purttwrs. tlw llllll'l“ liming mm-
"II‘UI‘I‘II Ih» study of low In tho colo-
nvl'a‘ rilltlrlll. Tilt-y mmltyiuveytnII-nlu
Ingmhor, lhr- most important llt‘llll: tho
Inntruillng Inlvrosl in tho lllwmrburg
lrnn I'nnllutll)’, ux-Ilttirml to 19m. The
col-vm-I tilt-Ii in lbw. Tllf‘ mill did not
lll‘nlqwl'.
\\’IIII-~I‘utv-on hurl ili‘ililll't'll Immhinln
of his pm'tnc-r'u Mot-k and was twins
for tho l‘v‘lllflilltll'l‘ “hr“ "in widow,
I'i‘rIuII Kfllll‘f't' stotIIn-Ilhnr, mud loyal
mmplmnl vi” lllll‘IllilllilKI‘llll‘lll. 'ulicr
“as lwr l'llilllSl‘l. and tho suit grow
marc- ivittI-r crm‘y tiny. Uthr-r suits fol-
loam].
I'Illtun KnoIr was not on his lllvlllll‘l"ll
aid». tit-mull ho litml uItIlI-r thc' north:
r....r “lift tn-r “'llllt'l‘lllt'l'll haul lent
him Ilium; from mm- in lime, and. it In
said. «mid do what ho llir'ttl‘ml with
him. Knurr until “’mtwrntoen implant-
ly IlmlnI-ml to him thnt Wullvr ought to
lu' put Hill ”I III.» tiny. llyuumitv was
Ito-writl tiImoII sugar-atoll,
Finally Wlntrrntecn ollvt'I-II Knurr. In
tho lattor Iran. nrvernl hundred dollars
oitur tho dynnmlilng wort dam». and
83.00" or M till" Itl'lur hit! IIIIIl attain“ Mrn.
Know for lltnnvy loam-d Iran t'ndl‘t‘. He
told Kilrll‘l' th-rn in Im the dynnmlt»
m a quarry tuulhuuw. Armour-memo
for tho owl-min" Iwrv pom-rim] in tit-p-
luIIIlu-r in liondltm. Knurr told how
no out tho Iiyunmm- under Wallrr'n
Iron-h. lit thu- intro and “rapt-Ii to liontl-
lIIIr.
Knnrr lwlru put [mlmtll u powdorw
into hlII ntopmolhcrn III]; III Wintur-
storm I nonunion III lN-vcmimr Will}. no
"to l‘fillfllillfl“ rays. The sortnnt girl
now hint and mouthed it out \tithuul
tolling iIor Ink-trons. in January. tron.
Willlcrlih't'll uIquI-ntod ltllllntr hor by
diphthorln norms. Knon- guild. and they
mm nonhuman by mail from Now
Vorlt.
lint tho connplrators louml lhI-ywuula
how in lnocnlntv Mrs. Know. and know
no only to do it. Thu stomp In Ittlvrod
the name over her limit. but thoy had
no rll’ocl.
Inga-tn IItIIl lulu- not.
Ileana. may «mm III-«mom or the
vitamin-Ir or Ila-tuition. ill-nor mom. in
tho nttmo of tho mnjurlty. hull bogged
donor lineman. the bowel Minor. to
mumm- Inn Unifil‘flll to strand tho
olttlm of thr- I-urton. Min- steam
wow that tho (Imlitm won helium”
III» paternalism and Iiw “bursts and
not Mittens tho Idlwrnln nhtl tho mitt
loritr, I'onncqurutly tho vhumhor of
mm unto that without the mm!“
mm. 'i‘lm mink-tar tor the calm
nine. Mop delirium. read a bill In.
lmduml to provide for the "prom at
tho mm In mutt on tho Philippine III-
lands. WNW...
W Volts M Ma.
MM. It. l.. In Ewart 0! tho
Notional lodlnltnhim' mmum
in ”our WM Mt do!!! Milli! fl I
finite nt the multim- til the hunt m.
not thorn m demand It prom!» front
‘ and smiled mm , t-
at our storm
film than WSW main ll' ‘iufl‘
lion: Will lhnvgull ' of law
Norwalk accept as continuing llicprmll
oi the merit of an indis usable how:-
hold article he was to 0 rain, or .wnld
the still their to the old slc . . l
tty e. :vlz. tintemellln swan
in the hell'spapers from i . ‘ ..
cvu‘ywlwre, except East N till»; lint
assert that Srynndifio ' cured lay
using So and So's rcmrds or an
East Norwolk case. Mn. 3.13m IrII,
oi 46 First atomic. male: "I nth greatly
adverse to newspaper notoriety. and. 'c
luclantly allow my tcstimony to appear
in print {or that reason. but an l have ‘
been greatly benefited by using Door. 2 ?
Kidney l’ills, i want otlwrs to how oi
the value of this wondcrittl rumcdy
My kidneys were not acting proporl;
and lmcknchc set in. Hearing .1 guml
deal of talk about Duan' s Kidney l'iih
and reading some newspaper Imlitt
induced me to go to l’iaiutcd's druu
storc and get a box. They wardrd oil
the lust attack. Sincc thcn l hate ml-
viscrl than: than one acquaintance In
use tilt-m. I even insisted upon my
lrireml. Mrs Morrcll, trying tlIcIII. That
should be sulllcicnt cxidcmc of ily
intimation}
Doan2. Kidney Pills are for 5: Jo ly-
ali dealers, [true 50 cents ptr Inn Sl‘;
boxes for $2 :0. Sent by IunIl H" l:-
ccipt of price. Imtcr-Millmrn Cu ,
lmi’l’alo N. Y. solo agents for thc U.
25.0Rt-ulcmbcr the mono—Donn s-_—:III~l
taltc‘no substitute.
W—
LADIES, TOD.
They Know a Good Thing When They
See it.
Many a woman has felt the depths of
humiliation when her head, filled to
Mutation and matter running from it
down her throat, was causing intolerable
nausea, she has been forced either to
hawk and spit, or to swallow the digust-
ing matter she know was causing tho
trouble. Many a woman can remember
when. just us she was making a special
snort to be entertaining and to please.
her words Were choked oi! by the some
never ceasing dropping of matter down
from her head into her throat. What's '
that?:Yon’ve felt it? 0! course you have;
low in thischimste escape. But though
misery loves company, that doosn’tmako
this cross much easierto bear.
But to hear it. to endure all the incon-
venience, humiliation. actual misery ru-
mlting from the dim which causes
this trouble, is not necessary. Not at all
You can check it at once. you can rc-
Inovo it in a week. you can cure it in a
fortnight. And by the simplest menus.
with no trouble, and at an expense so
trifling alto be almost nothing. lion-
dred- ot women in Norwalk have tried
it. and they know. Listen to what one
of tlth says:
In. G. F. Borst lives at No. l Bur-
bank Mt, South Norwalk. She says:
"I think California Catnrrh Cure is low-
ly: it has cleared my hand and throat
wonderfully, and nbovo all helped my
Manchu trom‘vvhiuh I hlll not than
free fora long time. I had tried lots of
medicine, but never got much help, and
reading so much of 0. G. (3., I wont to
I’lnisted's drug store and got a botthv.
The effect has boon all that I could attic.
and the best feature of it is that it re-
lloves at once."
Calilot'uin Catnrrh Care in invaluable
for the prevention and onto olhsy favor.
Sold by all dealt)". {SO-conic; three lim :3
as much. one dollar.
W initnoorly
yhs checked I’ the mu m
3 flow llm
loathe. lrritntion oi
"Tilly U0 doodles." laid “on. Bow.
at. at III-Omaha
who. ”WWW, t “51%? “hutch;
MEI-m.“ WI
sink itandsoho and p or
Merit of tho
Itomnohnudllvor. G. 0. Wilson and
I. P. Wand.
ltitslortsnnto tint mt:smw30m
Whine
W
:EMW he may“ “reign?”
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