Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 12, 1897 · page 3

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mminanomw Limit «fun
plinth: ran an night and cht
' unanimity—no will be ann-

, tanned mm My. ‘
For the ilrrtvtitne since the long trial
look place, the {rigidity and apathy that
Fido has maintained since his most.
‘1’ka down Thursday night, and he
gnaw” to tear» and could not sleep.

Bit Md up and down fill cell all the ‘
night long. and ate spuringly oi the jail “
lure:

lure jail oflloiuls fly that even in his
vanilla characteristics of the men were
uppermost. They were silent tears. and
he controlled them when he thought

_ that anyone was looking. It was

only when he entered his dark cell that
evening. and when the words of the in-
terpreter were ringing in his ears that
the Jury had found him guilty in the
first dome. that he broke down and
gave way to his flood of grief.
' When he heard the scatenceol’ the
foremann perceptible flush pasted over
his face and there m n tremor of his
lips. lie had completely recovered his
composure when he was led back to the
prisoner's pen. During his long triul hie
utolcilm has been the wonder of the
rpectators.

The fact that the condemned mun
broke down was not to he wondered at.
He would he more than stone if he did
not. He will be sentenced Tuesday
forcnoon.

BERKS AND HIS BICYCLE.

 

Sentenced to Three Months in Jail for

Embozzleuient, but Appeals.

Tho trial of Elbert H. Beers. of Brunch-
ville, lor the end» zzleruent by hailee of
a bicycle from Henry H. Guernsey. a
New Haven dealer. tool: place before
Judge Dow in that plum.

Mr. Guernsey testified that he sold
the accused a wheel in April, mm, and
that. he had only received part pay
therefor. When he learned or Beers'

recent arrest in Derby for a elmilar'

transaction, he n-portod his grievance to
the police. A Ilriicliw delaih’d up-
on thecase. found Boers in Waterbury

The accused testified that he loom-d
the wheel ton dmnunnr named Ric-knits,
of Seymour. Ind., and that he fliml rt.
get it back in rain.

Judge llow imposed a pnIity of
lhrco months in jail. Boers opp-41ml.
hml has written to his brother in Nor-
wulk tonluaiu the $2M) bonds lit-me”
wife was to how with-ll the can» out of
court. hut elm found that it l’lllull’fll
mort- xtimivy ii an she had.

Time Table Chang-es.

Whentho new time table goes into
«Worst. on tho Uonmlidutmi road. tomor-
row. the followingV changes will lu- lllfltlv
on the llanhnry division: Thr- train
which has been lmwing the Kuwait.
:Iepot at mm will h-zwu at mm {L Ir,
The train pzwsing through Norwnlk at
“1:12 a. in. will not stop. At. 9::5! linu-
will be nnzncmrnnuulution ll':llll,?4lnpplllg
at all relations. A new:uwnium««l.st.mn
train will be due at 03:05 p m The
Saturday :iftt'flmflll "yer lMu’m-n Ne w
York and l'.tl9lluld will bl ~p In Nurnnli
3'. 3:” p. 111., and n-tnrn Sululuy nt mt.
p. In.

 

Woman Trump on tho Bulllpl re.

A woman lump l4 M‘Illllllilllg of n
curiosity. line was: llullm'll ymmluy
nflnrnmn going through Hamil Nor
thk (mm New York. This womun
W.“ Ilium-l on the buulpuru of .i fungi”
train. the position mutilly sought in
tramps of the main gender. \Vh -n tin
lraltt roor'Iu-Il liriduwmrt she jwnpml
nil. ukIppml unmet the freight yard. IIIuI
disappeared iron: the traiinneu's View.

 

One of the Snatch Hun. '

W. E. .l. Kll’ll, of tho ‘l'wln l‘i'y
Witwlnu'n. in nnnof the Iu'rnloh Int-ll in
the tw-‘nty-iim mile mull rare ol the An-
m-inlctl l’ytlin; «lulu of Lou: Inland.
which willlm levl imlny «in tho Munich
mud. It will hill" from tinilih'u Hotel.
Valley Enema. at l p m..und premium
to in the must inn-rectum open road
cycling mutt-it held in long inland thin
your. ,w-..-.--.-

Reunionof Friendn' Ichool ltudente.

There i‘tohenrennfon of the Ion-l-
etiunl' lPIlmulu‘ thml. at Provinlen'Ie.
B. [.3an 33M. TM» in the one hun-
Ilml and Ihlrttenih nnnirnuary in the
”I'm!" nl the limitation. and it now to
will?» lie children to he ancient mt. from
till patient the country. to join in the
«We of youth. in reminiscences and
Wieletimn.

 

 

Dmfloiway Wilma to Walk.

’ Dr) .l. 3!. litany. formerly of titem.
fonlmov of "Imam ohnllmmm uny
mohrnlihn titutnl'tml Walking club
in min him ton. fifteen or twentyrtlve
mile! on any date Motion now null
July in {or any amount. wile-trim
Minot]. ei titanic mt. my wept the
Mining.

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" ° tenuous

only . 69g!» m the.
newspapers. . Their.
'nitcctqu ll fulfilled
m u lonelier! custo-
merluurlogooi- store.

Our ado bring (auroral . ; , -

and our clothmgbacks up the oils; the customer I;
pleased uni! comes again. That is the secret of
our success. ‘ , ’

TIM to flunk of a war)» weather salt.
low for qua/1!). Listen: ‘ .

For 85 we have a number of styles of good all wool
suits. . 80mg more at 87.50. When you get to
810 you get Into the room; of {he tailor-made. to
goal/(your! Inciting. PI'ICB advance means quality
ribs—~11}; to 815. 818. 820. 822.50 and 825. ‘
Whalcicr‘pu (my here that doesn't safisf], return to

“ “ ’ us and go! your money. That’s you, 150'! It?

The neg/lyee slur!»- orid sit-aw bots you have In mm! are

here walling for yaw—Helgs' Cornet:

, oil‘s &(oa '
ERIL'GEIUIW. CONN.
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings.

 
 

 
 
 

 

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0.00.0.0“ ”09”..

mummmmmu

Qo‘mc people have thought in ages

gone by .
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to '
buy;
<nch nozions as these are past. all
endurance,

For there is a sale stove and it is
called the “insurance."

 
 

Ev

And this is the story lhc“lnsnmuru" [Eu
will tell,

No bother of flooding, no smokv,
no smell; ‘

For safety, convenience,
meals, and well done,

There is no stove can heat it made
under the sun.

quick

Some dcalcrs think more of who! may mu mane,

So be careful in buying and make no mistake,

llut ask for the stove that h m \Huifl own; test;

The "insurance" today .Iml lurch-r the llrst. .
You will make :I miemke ii vou buy a gasoline slow-
wilhout first invcuiguliug the insurance.

NASH 8: VANSCOY,

(let. I; Iain and West Streets.

t.,,...

 

OLD AND RELIABLE,

DailyDirect Freight Line

BETWEEN

NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.

 

THE PROPELLERS

CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,

Will leave Pier :3. E. R. Beekmuu street, New York)» 5 p. on.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In; South’ Norwalk 6 p. In. Freight received from
7 a. m. 105 p. m. Upon npplic‘ulionJO agents the City of Norwoik
Eagle and Vulcan will he sent for special lots at freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.

All persons are lorhul trusting any of the employee: of the bent: at
this line on account at the owners thereol.

us

That wcro sold from $5 to $12;
we are going to clone at

$2, $2.50 and $3.

Coneieting of the
Finest Pattern Wounds,
Bunneelrhurn chariots,
Clay Mennonite.

Made in the boil; style and man-
ner. lt it an Opportunity that
parents should look into.

T 6 “BEN EDICT CO.

 

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’ 985A? DEMAND.
M Holds nomad
A Int 5 Fl flair anon-um - 89¢
M“ to fill “to Many Moneys (rent
Almost nnry'couem In an “'ovltl-

in them «hiya, when all ill-ids of
work. W’elelly woman’s work. rm»
said to ho overcrowded, it in a I'i‘l .-r
to llnd one exwptlom Thin vxvupil m
III tlIn'profesuin‘n of trained lull'n’u r3;
molds. the demand bring from tin,»- a
uhundrud per cent greater Ilmu .h-
euppl)’.

"Wu can graduate about Inn-xi;
lhrvo xlrlig n your,” cold llll' HIIpI-riuv
tandem of the New York 'l'ruinizm
School for Nursery Maids. "and \w
huvc‘upplimms for several h‘umlml

, during that. time. The nuhjuc-t of trniw
‘ inn uursoe fur the wire or children is

receiving catch you Inoru alumina.
and intelligent purunts are III-ginning
to foul that the old lllt'll tluII on;- per»
son mu mind a baby is about ox-
haunted, ‘

”'l‘hin training nuhool for nursery
Innhln is the oldest in thr- worhi. and
up to two years ago it was the only
one. ’l'lw him, I hollow, origlnnml
with Mrs. llohert W. (llmpin. who,
owing to some norlonn tIIlntnko of a
nurse, begun to think what :1 good
thing It would ho if we could have in-
telligent wmnen with training to cure
for our bullion. 'Bln- thought tin» mu:—
lI-r (Ivor, and. selecting: llll,’ luliivs'
llospilnl nethe most snituhlu plow,
ofl'urmi to support two or thruo hum H

. for the your if lln' lllllllllgi‘liivlll Wolllil

giro hur pltnt a trial. This trial prnrml
no snlisfru-lory What tho school was
fouudml, (Hill has ln-un I'lll:lt"..ul.
though. an i szlhl lu'lul’v, it lm-lu: .’l
ure‘m deal of supplyiug‘lhu tlv'llizlllsls

. for trninml nnrsv niuhls. ‘Ulll' uniting

list in large, owing to tho wry limia. «l
number of girls n’é can tlf’t'rnnlilnzlzlit‘.
An applicant. to he hiimliml. in
qniml to lu- not under twenty ll'lll ll ll
.m‘r thirty. Io ln- lierl'I-I-tly ln-zihhy. ’u)
:wuo- lel l‘mmltillu'mlt'll. and to how
:I L'ood r-munon whoa! mlln'miun. V»
in no nlrmIInmmm-s do \\'r' mne‘ulur
l‘ll :Ippliunnt when" tlu-rc- is u sunpiuinn
If into: trouble. The run-con for this is
pul'l’m-tly nht'ious to any om- with no);
knowlmlgc- of. tho I'I'lallnlis lwlwwn :I
bully and Its nursv. ’l‘lI-~ amino-um
.lrI- I'o-I'Iviru-ll on «no month's pmhnli iii.
.Illil if at llu- end of that Iinu- Hwy
prm'l- Kittini'nolury tin-y finish (Em
'ullt'sv of six lllnllllh‘.

'l‘hvir wagon on Snoring: tho HvllnIl
m- In :I Inn-:Isuru rvuulutml by m. 'l‘ln-
“.11.:le [will our gzl‘ml‘ltllm uiI liI'sl
h-ui'ing uw Hwy m" :Ilu‘nyn ”12:1:le
wwrul lllltlllllSvillll‘llIl of liwir gin-ulna-
llI'll » uri- .\".’H n Inumh. .\l‘r~ r linII
tilt": of mun-w, thr‘r notes tl<1wlltlflll
Ilwir mI'II ril‘nI'ls, for if :I lllll‘M' muluu:
lu-m-ii’ wiggling n mother is :Iliazu‘:
II Filing to lnvrv'usv tho my in ;I rmwn
.llilt‘ nunvuul. Many nl’ our :rzuluzww‘
rrn-in- :Is llllll'll :in :3?“ n ummh, which
is wry gmul “hon on.- iziluw‘ into with
<itlvmlinn Iin- (In o'xpvusm of :I uurw.
Silo of tho pin-ml tlowll‘nl‘lo‘
moms in llu- homo. for lltv mm In ix
Ilu'nis :I goml room. Win it Ihv Inmiiy
ll':l\I-l~' ~ilw gum" in Iln- mun-

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li‘m u'w

I’Hllt'll.
\‘vu In lln‘ll' purl-nix. Iliv vhilllr- ll inro-
III-l l‘I‘N'IH't‘l hut

"in our training on aim not alto-mm in ‘
.Zli't‘ llll‘llll‘lll lIIImI'h-Ilcv. for no mu

 

{ ll llII- Ilm‘vruur's l’t‘rulilltill

 

*iilrr ‘u liltlu leumvlmiun a Ilzlll'J'l'nll‘i
Ihiug,‘ “l" m- sm-l. In mnhv Hum I‘ll
puliln- of Inklm: :I lunlllvg.‘ lulliy uml
lumping it lu-lellIy. ’l‘luv nIu'w lmrne
IIIII'xl-ry lli‘L'lI-llo' in ii.»- lII-.v:ul.-~.-i wuwx
“lill tlo- l‘lltlilllt"ll~‘ n! hliivlt‘l'uill'li‘li.
A» u lil'u- \lul'h for \Iunu-II this mull-V
"lllll swmn tutu-h lu lu- prvl‘vm-Il to
that of :I shop or foe-tori girl. We]
have applicants for our :rmlunuw from l
I'\'Il'_\' Hint.- In llw llninn and alumni f
‘I'lt'l‘i t'ulllllf‘) iII lhl’ “Itl‘lll. A

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varnl ‘
Il‘ our nl'mluutm nrv ulIrun-l now {Hi 7
nut-NM in tho l'NIIIillI-s of tlw nobility. 5
lil’ u-onrm'. .1» l I'I'Illln'kl'i! :Il HIM. llu-
.lI-Imuul is L’l‘t‘lill'i‘ Ilmn the «um-Li, m ;
\l‘i' .‘ll‘I‘ fill‘l‘t'll to nuns-or '.\n‘ mnuy‘
Ilium, win-r.» We would he only inn glad
to supply n gmul nurwri' muiel. tunly .
:I shot-I \I'hlh- 1|in \n- had no llllltlil'th l
lluli from HIV “'I‘Hl Imllm, IIIIIl llII-
plow mm, :m :Iilmirnlrh- "no. hm w.-
lIII<l Ito one to M‘Ilil Illl'l‘t'. I'ZI'vry girl }
urmlnutml up to Minuet in air. mly on i
united.

"l’lll‘lllfl the hut [Wu your-I tiwrv
have van Itinillm' pt'himln Imuulul in ‘
Monto‘ul. No-wnrk, llrm-klvn uml lie»
tI'uil. All of HIM" ilutlllulionw lun‘cl?
lu-vn mmlvlml nl'lur llIlH W'llsml. 'l‘lIv
lllllllllgt‘l‘fl of one of tin-aw lum- I'I'n
qm-nlly VlhilHI mi. nml ill one I-u-u- M'III
ilwlr Mllwl’liili'llilt'lll tu no for M‘lI‘t'ul
mnntlnu' vm-rivtu-u. “'lwnvn-r u now
lumitutlun or the kind in prulwml tho
I‘ll" lInInmllIIlrly l‘llllll‘MZ "lluu- Mil
ltIIl miliw mm with!“ you will twilil in
no to otwthlxv the Work? We urn ni-
n'nyu I‘orml to any 'Nu.’ “-—~ .‘I’rn‘ i'uI'lr
sun.

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That "Ill (‘urll Ila-g.

In tho limo of the l'rlinvnn nor n
regiment of infantry mm mulrrml in
it ||lll|lllllll \l‘lit'l’t‘ mnn- klllll’li Wurk II “'4
going on.

in the notion 1m lrieh iniltlivl' llilllltul
'l‘hnily. whnw fntlwr mm a aomml
hum! denier. inimwnml to m-l hie MI
lu-Ir liluIvn oil JIM "how the how.

.‘I comrade. fll'l‘llifl hliu lull. pirkwl
him up. niul unrrlwl him In n Milt-r ut‘
stately.

Whoilnukod h)‘ on llilli‘t‘l' If ln- full
grieved ill the lump of hill in: In H‘-
pllNlt

“l"‘illll'k’lto. yur honour: ful‘ now lllI'
pnlr ohl lnylluvr will he nhh- In not
rid of lire-old unfit log llml he lulu lunl
on his luIIulII no long." Alum-urn.

lie-“What la the ’hnnu- of your
«hunt? ‘

inn-Mlle you mom the mom um
tinker given it or the nnnnm pupa
called it when luv Mt over it In the
hill um heroic him ‘

 

 

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' ‘l'.Il Ill llIuru- pl‘rw-Iil

mid Air Kmttgfi"! wont mt.
wmimloxiemor to at transit. ‘1 had
more no morbid an: murmur h3-

t‘zhut time that 1 cold to murmur on»
. lay, 'l‘nI going to put on end to this

onto of affairs here um new. if I’m
limit] of anything, i’ll conquer my
.‘ugu- h! it or die. it Pin a mount 1
Night on will be dead. heroine l um.
level-find ny self-min“ or have any
Iupplnemt in life: and I'd rather on
tilled trying to do something that l‘m
Il'mld to do than to liro in thin way.
I was ill that time working or night,
Ind hurl to no home from the mm...
letwuon midnight and 4 o'clock A. III.
.I, was during the Civil War. end (”he
winnnti won a more lawless city than
t I'Vt‘l' has lwoa since, Street runner-
on and murders were of daily menu
'l'llm'. nod all of the 'nlght men' in our
zillion cam-d Weapons an n humor of
Human. I bought a revolver, flllll cont-
normal a neuron of oxpurhnentn upon
:nywli‘. Win-II I finished my llill'lll
work at the otlice. instead of going I"-
M-tly home through \rollvllghtml nnd
noiluo-pulrolled ntrcets, .1 directed Iuy
mp» to the slums. and oxplorml the
worst haunts of rim,- and crime in the
why. If tin-re wen a dork, nnrrow.
rut—throat alloy down by the river
lh-ut 1 full afraid to go ihrouirh nt that
sour of the night, I ulcnchual my tenth,
TiM'kl'll Iny revolver and wont through
I m-somI-Iltnou lwico in strum-union. if
i rum! in tho morning primers that it
man had “06'“ rohlml or llllll‘tlt‘l‘i'll on
a curtain Sll't‘t‘l, I wont to that street
:iu' III-xi night. i explored the dark
'irI-r liunkn. hung around low drinking
lllt's and the resorts of thieves and
qu-r criminals. and nuuh» it an inva—
-§:;I»Ev rulc in do at nil hazards the
hint: that i thought I might hl' :Ifruiol
‘o «in. “f (norm i had {ill sorts of
prm lotions and mlvunturI-s. One night
i saw u mun :ItIm-kml by lilglm:v_\'u.wn
uind kxxmiml down with :I szlungslmt.
lust. across tln- sin-oi. i run to his
unsiutunw, frighlnnwl army the rub-
‘yrs and picked him up from tho gut-
! ill {I SlaIlII 0f lIlIu-tIIIM'lnlISIIt-ss‘,
Anothur IllL'lil, :lll'lt'l' '2 o‘t-lm-k, i saw
I umn's Ihmnt Nil. down by Ilu- rlrur.
iml ll ghastly eight it was, but
Ilthonuh noun-what slIuknn 1 till] not
immune faint nor sick, lirory Hm.-
int} i wunt through a sin-vi Ihul [
'wliM'I-Il to luv dangerous, or llllll :Iny
flnl'llill: rxnprivuw. l [le on news-
lion of m-lf-I‘vnpm'l.

"In loss than Ihroo months 1 had
Kali-Aim! Iuywlf Ilmt Irhllo i did four.
I nun not so nnwli Haunted by any
Indhrtnktug but i could do II, and thou
l ln»1::lli In fut-l ln‘llvl'.

"Soon :Il’Iwr thin tinu- 1 “I'll! on my
first unwiltmu lo Silwrin, :IIItl lhvru
u alum-t only ~trIIu:|.-< wth .litllvul»
Iluuzzrm. and uniforms ol‘ :Ill
«ms. 1 finally lust tlu- l‘mII' of lnviII':
iriillil “hirh haul liniwIII-«l lhv lull»
one»: of my lm_\’liuud. - l'l‘ulu llw .\l-
.‘llllli .

iI'l'

IlI'N'.

HER HANDS ARE MAGNETS.
thunk-Hui l'mwr llrlnonntmtail by I
uit‘nrgia Girl.

.\ smuyw rxhih‘niou of n \vouulurful
murr “as I‘m-oily gin-II in tho pros»
‘llll' nl’ Horn-"or \\'. ll. Alkinwu, of
hmhfln. 'l‘ln- Ilvluonnlruliun m-rurrI-Il
room in
'in- ovum-ll .‘ll Atlanta, and ill? pow
.‘ .mrnl‘ Ilw lIuII‘VI'luIIs lwwrl' Wu.“
\liv- Famin- llt‘hll'l‘. ol' (In-run- t‘uuu-

" _\', th-urgin,

'l'lw llrnl I-npvrinn-Iil ll‘iml him [he
will": lml)’ ln‘l'nl‘l' UiWI-I‘liur AlliilI-AIIII
illll his pn'ty was with :I silwl' \lttl"
'l'lm \\:l~‘ ltlJm'Il nvnr llu- pnluI
'l’ hvr hand. and the lIIllM‘lus lillllImll
lli'ly III-nun In min-h :Iml Jump. SI‘V
MI lwr huuol,
nul llnlll't'll lin- strunm- pulsutinn. .\
Lm‘w‘. mun-l hliI‘k Wilsi Iln-II plums] in
Mr hrvml. tl‘lll :I-' long ll‘i it llllll’lll'il
Ilu- pull” it krpl mniinnully in motion.
Min-ling :IrmIn-l Willi grunt ruphlils.
rh-wrnl Iris-«l ln push :qu‘lth lwr, hut
~IIi- I'miltl lIul ln' lIIm’ml l‘rulll livl'
I‘zwkn, 'l‘lio lloi‘vl‘ltul“n pr'nutv- Ft't‘l’l'-
fury. :I strung. Imxm'i'ul you": llI:lll.
Ion-cl nil hie: uIrI-nglh to pus-h Iln- girl
hark. hut mnhl not mow lwI'.

lmernu-nm In-rv llu-It Iri-ul with n
Muir, uml although four nu-II mught
hold of it ninl ntmnpml to lump ll
~zllll. Mimi llvswr IINWNI ll molly In all
,lirm-Iiunn with our hand. Sllv Hmtllfl'l.
In us» no I'le'llnll Mum-wr. yvt tho
l'uur Im-u til-Imam: ll(‘l' “‘I'I‘I' pnn‘rrlose
iII Nwlutlnu ln-I‘. it man the greatest
Illtlluulty to lift her from Iln- “IMF. and
when nllt- ulmnl ull w-unl it on» till im-
Inmulhllity to lift her fuel lIIuI‘v tlInII
an llli'll from llw lloor.

lII IlIl-i ran-{wot Mimi llnulnr'u nlilll-
Hm aru wry Hlllllllll‘ to HIV wiolu'uiml
Lulu llIn'uI. hut tln- IltnglIt-lln' palm».
*il‘I' n Ilinllnetlru fI-nturumxnw York
.IIIurInII.

 

“I'M! for ileum-linen.

Many people how a genuine qu'luulty
to know if they u‘oulll ln- m-IIuiuk Ill
run- they almuhl take an Ui'i‘llll roy-
fill"-

.III may way to not Ilw matter in u
Hull In to cloud belon- ilu- ordinary
mirror that turns ln int frmuu. uml
lot nuuu- mm more it «lowly llllll nlluhl
W at um. and uruduully growing:
l’nulI-r MIlII- you Inuit llxmlly at will
own reflection.

It you fuel on Meet whntnvor from
it. the ominous urn that you run stand
on orallnnI‘y not: voyage without may
llllfllnl.m‘imdl‘ll lien. -

'l‘eu of but.“ It" pi.

it rim-mu wry odd to hove iInuIIrtlII-n
llw phu‘lhitmn on well an ilw Millt'lfl
:Iml weapons of antiquity. mui yet
among Iln- ohlvoifi found Inna-oily in the
Axnloli trout-cumin. in Earl“. Iran :I
wlmlo company of Wooden «trillion.
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