6
: uncouth
“ nil
rill
lkfiflngil‘d 1
' lulu
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.
t: i'l
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oven Force Poole. to Play
. Overtime.
FIELD, August 23.——~Spring~
a dreary eleven-inning genie
. Haven yesterday, 3 to 2, a
“tall ‘ aim. a sacrifice and Altizcr’s
adoring the final run. Both
yod stupid ball in the early
Springfield got. three men
We and none out. ill the seventh. .
id not score. The only inior- ' Holyohe W3?" is?“ as“,
feature Was Tansey’s tippt‘opl'in.«E , ’ ’ ' . l
, Springfield 58 40 591
1‘ all the four passes given W i Bridgeport, 07 42 '57“
, . 50"” by ““‘mgs‘ Hartford. " so 47 .515
m' held 3' H- E" New London, 67 50 .435
30 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1—3 8 F..Meriden. it. so .474
on Haven - '4’ Norwich, 34 62 .354
. ‘ 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0&2 5 0 New Haven, 34 ill .34?
*fiititeries: Miller nnd itobargc; Kci- National League Standing.
1y and June. W n l t Pt‘
I " “V N ' York 97' 3"? - "on
. erlden, 6; N°'Wi°"' 4' Pioil‘sburg.’ ':‘il 4i: :t‘iiib
“ NORWICH, August 23,—Aficr pitclh Chicago, til"; 48 .575»
.itit an oxeeptionai game for eight Philadelphia, 62 48 .564
innings, yesterday, allowing Merlden Cincinnati. 59 53 .mn
utthreg scattered hits, Bennett wont St. Louis, on 'it .37?
u tithe air with a will, three ballet; Boston, ‘ all 70 .3ll'd
.buiis. a hit by pitched bail and Brooklyn, 34 7t; .30!)
. three hits giving Meriden six runs and . ~~---
the game. McLean was put in to no American League Standing.
oh the game. The score by innings: Pl ii d l Won. host. .l’.ll.
R. ii. iii. l n e pllin, 62 42 .596
‘ neutron 0 o 0 o 0 o o 0 6-45 is :l Chit‘ngo, m; 4:; .bilt‘.
,_ quWl'ch 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 4 0—4 s 3 Cleveland, 58 45 .563
. Batteries: Rogers and 'i‘hackerat; New York, hi! it; .531
« Donnell, McLean and Bridges. lioaton. no 47 .515
Detroit. bit 56 .472
Hoiyokc. 5; Hartford, 4. Washington, 41 in All:
Si. lAllllH, 37 fill .359
HARTFORD. August 23.—»—liolyolt(~
defeated Hartford yr-eierduy. all nan i.
In tho‘ioui‘tll. Justice lnudc LWo coal‘y
errors which were mainly responsible
for Holyoltc'u three runs in that lulu-
“flint. The vialtora played poorly in
3 the Same inning and Hartford's hits
were timely enough to score three
. rum. Tho hiomo loam hurl plenty of
:=~.olllticorl to tie lilo. licorc. but poor
lull out on bases and a lack of bond-
mor threw them away. Umpire
“Ilmluk‘s decisions did not meet with
the approval of the crowd. The score
by innings:
. . - trite.
Holyolto o 1 o 3 0 o i 0 owl. ii 3
Hartford 0 o o 3 o u o i ilm—wi a :l
‘ . anterior: Mambo and Shincci; Fl)!-
obit tutti. Connolly.
v "I.”
London, 6; Bridgeport, 1.
‘ ~WNDON. August 2:i.~-Nlew
hailed Murphy all over the
we, roam-day afternoon. and ille‘
, M Bridgeport l; to l. McLaughlin
milli‘lotely eight tluloll. but the I it»
”will!!! outlet-ed and Bridgeport
m W o; ghout of a chance. i‘he
‘ . .0! the New llondon telllu than
g flora of the ironic. The adore
l _;litllltlfl:
" '1 it. "t. id.
ill. Marion 0 i it o a u o it x-mll ll 2
‘v . tiltilililllililiidilll
w ori ; hicldlugllllu and Johnny;
' m y and O‘Rourke, i-lr.
_ ‘Q‘th—I.gl‘ ,
. National League.
At‘ New York: ‘
- ‘ it. til. M.
"Ptttollurg o il l 3 it o l o owl. it it
”Your Olilililililliilu-i it 3
salaried: Much and lithium; ‘Ji‘ny-
r. Albeit and hrenuuhan.
Ma.“
n
At. Brooklyn iilrlli model: i
, \ ii. ii. iii.
“(Shim iROiIOOlih-llllilll
7 yo titlillililllllc-vilibii
, loll: Wicker nod Kling: athleti-
_t.ltltl Berna. ;
more «me: n
m 300000l02—w0
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riot: than and any”.
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veFruit yrl‘ .wl sl-
oiunxronr n" lino
. y ivotem-
f‘ momentum chglg may
, itrlhptpwyvitléuut.
.. mind. i 36‘ '0' 30
‘ Chicago
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At Chicago (first game);
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Batteries: Wuddell
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(Second game):
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Connecticut League. Standing.
nears the
Signature of .
. _ , .—
DIDN'T s‘rop.
~—
Driver.
employers for Ilytord 'Blollleru
corner of North avenue all
frightened and broke his llllrllllsrt
The coco, came
up homo, willltmnou.
The police don‘t
the furinor'll talc. i-ililllll
dothillo hid‘beelt done.
NOW T
Most volllnll oi
thou who no bonito
Orton Lflxhilvd
ill
natural action or the bowitt.
“l0 “1' [N
to in”; .
Plulflld"! uranium
V.
f «film
saturation-l W
n don. dolomite "
Worker-tr bnlonyutlld F'.
lithium.
the company 2
.ilnloti *‘iintlith
boon allow!
and Schreck;
Batteries: Alit'ock and MoFuriund;
Henley and Schreck.
stigma IA
to fit oh‘ll‘i’d’ilm
Farmer Caused Arrest of an Auto
Pnui Henderson. the young man in
the employ of the Oldsmobile people.
engaged ill domonutratitlga curler ltiu
Bridgeport. is in trouble. He wall on
rented by Patrolman Luudber at the
Motor
street, Bridgoport. Just utter. be bad
finished making a run from Nicholp to
tbi city. on the complaint of a Jar“
the living out of the city. who alleg-
od that his horse had been frightened
by the automobile and that instead of
stopping at cure, as is required by the
statutes, Henderson had kept on with
(but recoil that. the diurnal was further
up yesterday
lbocily dourt. and was continued until
’l‘hurlultty morning in order to give
Henderson's counsel a chance to look
AVOID APPINDIOITII.
pendlcitltl am
y oonotipatcd.
Fruit syrup ~rcuroa
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver andlhowohlontl rations the
r on
laxative mull. ”random not filth”
and unbound pleasant
fuluobltlultm. Bold
canny to keep taking théf 4p
Ohblbtia
us;
r ., .“It Jrélll
of t to digestive organs- .Qilher.
utionll act-upon the lower be 'el
1510;th tough ‘ ho Dimer. _ liton’t ‘
‘ fly be seen it; old prepa
not act upon all of the
PLAISTED’S DRUG ironic.
JR, I’Lhfi
o"
3
it).
2
2
h
in
take much Hl‘OCli in
he hall on
tumor occullionll obltilllet money for a
new harness; by the frightened borne
Mary. on the other blind, it lan'i. illr
iirai coon reported locally where on
automobile owner has storied a run-
away andnogirciodto stop and owner-
lalll if anyone Willi iniurod or if any
grain: . .
' lib?
miter. u-
Will‘mflnMMll oi the
2 Penuyinninotuldiompoumm mo- , '
moot wall situated til-tin it which no
i ’ ’ dull to
it.
the
ill
It
a
tho.
and
limit
‘ t?“ 'V' L on downy» it
. ed ‘gl ~per an ‘ _ ; ax 3’ 3’ A. , ,
3‘ Thhifii ' Whmhidcaulll‘sldfi ewbt‘n'mwhlflid‘flirjfio“ MI“!
tomacll. or uralmovomontofthe 150‘” ‘ ‘ fl ‘ ., olltio stimulantont ailiverand
iii
rum) is the o
ill ,, ‘
1y fibruplm‘ all ’
hp“
ll
l7“ 0*
reloading .d aloud . manhunt doeahptlgillpe or
& d’fi‘imil’flmll‘g nicked. . -. cause spinal or». . t
.. 5.; ,1 . . w ~ ‘ " . ‘ "“ its you w . w...
Talia ORINO Laxative. Em; Syrup; ring; it“ you
”F rhinitis?!“ roili- loam will be telltale.
. t” Menuhin . , w
“do not: “dominating."
it‘w .1, ._
. m,
it matches tie thehe‘atiax-
than uncommon as n u
se‘organtl. .
n.
l
Bananas tn rotation coun‘rv.‘
Vdii' 4“" 5 M v.2 . (.1
Something Like Fifteen Thou-and Baa-
kcto Prnmlud Up Thorn.
This promises to be a bumper year
for the Tolillnd county peach growers.
it in estimated that the orchards at.
'i‘ollntld Will yield in the neighbbrhood
of fifteen thousand baskets. Gilbert P.
Built-ooh. the largest grower, expeota to
harvest troill live to eight thousand
baskets. This will be the. longest;
yield of his orchard since 1899, when
be harvested sill thousand. hesitate. At
that time his orchard contained only
one thouunnd trees, no that: ilmi. wash;
tremondoun yield. Now he has ilvoi
thousand trees in all. ~ . _
The other Dt’llttll growers ill 'l‘ollaud
are. John i. Rhodes. .1. W. Edgerton
and Carlos Tildeu. ”Phillie. three grow-
ers will have from two to three thun-
sand baskets each. The growers in
'i‘ollnnd raise liltlillly laid variation.
Mr. Bailout-k estimation that his crop
will be ready to piokubout September
iii.
"M ,
CURED HAY FEVERAND SUMMER
COLD.
A. J. Nusbunm, Batcsvtile. indium.
writes: “Last year i rendered for
three months with a summer cold no
distressing that it interfered with my
business. 1 had many of the nymp-
tolna of hay fever, and a doctor's proa-
cription did not reach my case, and i
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my case. Fortu-
nately i insisted upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar and it quickly cured
me. My wife has since used Foley‘s
Holey and Tar with the name nuc-
ccsa." Sold at Plolaied‘a Drug
Store. ”
SONS 0F HERMANN.
Connecticut Delegation Which Will Go
to Seattle, Willi.
The national convention of the Sons
of iicrnltmn will be held at Seattle,
‘ Washington, commencing September
19 and lasting a week. The delegation
from Connecticut will include Richard
Sohaefer. of New Haven, national n-
nnncinl secretary; Cuneo Iicliricht of
port: Emililoua, of Danbury; and
past. national president.
uto
visit the Portland exposition,
ll'ru‘ncisco and Soil Luke City.
-~“i had a running. itching acre or
my leg. Suffered tortured.
pennanent cure." C. .Lenhal't
Bowling Green, 0.
do arses var one much.
u...“-
or New Plans.
Now
us yet."
“in the rnilroad contemplating a
announcement oflplpns, for mootin
tom i"
The antiwar want.-
not‘ yet been considered."
IUILIO lo anouoro.
of the entail a merits or .
medicinal ton optiiioctrlo» Ditto
nick Motown. liver. and kidnoyll.
ill bill, “in »miton: l.
month-id wumtnn'llp indie.
lover: and own.
0
nonunion» w . home
it .I' much: too
i obtained roller, and in
;'..l*w-‘-‘W‘i*.... -. . 3
I015 wmr. lion olvoncl.
it moot . lliloppard.‘ .of '
Hartford; mull Edelmonn, of an go
Paul Geilhard, of New Haven, who is
TheConncctlcui. Masachuseiis, New
Hampshire and Vermont delegations
will leave here September 7 and will
at Yellowstone Park and other
not is of interest on the way out. At-
ter the convention the delegates gill
illl
Dunn's
Ointment. took away the burning and
itching instantly and qulc‘l‘tlly mooted
Nothing Han Barn Don. About Stock
President Malian. of the New York.
Haven" tind‘ Hartford Railroad
)olnpnny. was naked today if it new
intuio of stock with contemplntcd with-
ihc‘y how not considered tho tultljoci
the financial requidemcnta on the eye
"The matter has
The public-ill around to a content
or:
«i
a
it. liom oi it“ St. Clair limo £30
"For lotion!
Hull
. my bonito! MM.
wrecked; it could not sleep, and int
, mu
beginning to to a «thin
Brittnport
, wits. finale torzdiroroo.
dolltyljwdolih Rigel! i.“
NEWCASTLE SiDELiGHTB.
Ancient .Towtl Automaton in ,Gypcin
and Roieatvonaky'a Dog.
PORTSMOUTH. N. ii. August 23.»
Peoplewho are predicting that. tile
pcacoconicl‘enco will be a peacoleao
proposition think they we the preg-
‘itnnt signs of get away day already
looming. They point to a number of
things that have happened or are
said to have happened alnce yester-
day as certain indications oi an early
break-up of Porianlouth'll international
powwow. 0n the piazza this morning
you. heard them any this: “whole
thing oil by toduorrow night. Didn't
the Japanese tell the man they rented
their sale from to wand for it and to
send his bill right away? What else
does that mean but, thegoud '3"
g0r this: i"l‘he Runabout are paying
their goodhy obligations. The score
tarieo wouldn‘t. have pulled of! their
dilluerio the officers of the Mayflower
last nightif they hadn't got. wind that
it was pretty poor tinn- to be packing
‘up to go."
And so on. One of the correspom
dents went to ace Km‘ostovitz, who is
to Witic whut Salt) is to Komura, and
what, the tick is to a watch. He ask-
od Koroatovlts. to tell him confiden-
tially now if the envoys didn‘t expect
to start. for home before the middle
of the week.
“Well." said tho chin-bearded Kor-
rosiovitz, with atllouln emphuaia, “i
have ordered my laundry to be de-
livered a! once."
The correspondent drew his i‘ouu-
taiu poll. ’i‘llia wus going to ho bully
copy.
“And that “loans?" be purrad.
"That menus," said the Russian.
“that i «in llcmiillg‘lny laundry."
The correspondent decided not to
use the interview. ,
The regular boarders, the rank not!
tile or the .Womworth'a summer rc-
aortera. don't «are how soon the con
faredoe bottom-a an autopsy. They
hhve largely lost interest in‘ every.
thing? mainland with the. event, ex-
cept Mme Roioatvonaky-‘a new poodle
dog, There are a good many other
things to distract them. Last night a
thought thunder. (plain . mind renders
areuufashionablo) gave an entertain-
ment in the nurture. and this afternoon
there wlugbc urado‘tor a Boston bull
pup that cuts bound; and ill the eve
ning a bottom ball to‘help out one of
the orchestra who broke his leg early
in the season.
But the ileoucat wrinkle of all in
going down to the crossroads to have
the gyptliea tell your fortune. A small
batch of’ the grout Cooper-Hurrican-
Gorman lriho baa hitched its. teams
and llniinlllcrod ltu gaudy circus cage
wagon: ill a; little grove.“ The header
too caravan teeters hy the roadside
in a venerable rocking chair. watch.
ing for barguinu in horuoliosh. Under-
foot tumble ill! or night tauplehudod
ludu with the big cyan and olive litin
ut tlitI rout Romany. Mid in a tent alto
the neurons of tho outili, who in like-
wise the cook, gunman. uurae. bath
‘lttlilfltlkel' and uuuiatant holder. on
lire bum in. the middle or thacamp
and boundtl and llamas tilt in the
buckm‘cund. it. in awfully .i’itlttil'ell-
one. and rollutullo and everything. The
womlul iioclt there in bunch“.
i
In be next l2 lllouthll. iiill anuwcr some ofvihommun“ huclt‘n bit at
we: that.- Then the tort hotelier alarta
"only: the (“tractors can say, fund oli‘thln way: "if the holltt‘liful’lady
will cross my paint with other i will
. l?“ her hit nbt'rt'itt olgtilo future.”
' but ”beautiful lady" “flotation the
butttnitldlh-thelmuk contingent ovary
timt‘.
“I She‘ll dark man amour 1m"
galley ~40qu to
ll
g.
path." whillpto'ed the
it luau caller today.
9.
the; mill. 15..
- "All! i one ll pillar
patron’s plum. .mrholtrottbio ’llatl
till it to do with thin
": oil but it blur;
mall. u'l‘llltt'a the hotel
.3” . l i.
r.“ giving sylllplltll'll
. T.
mil 9
night.
p92), taniline ion 8
on Or ii 10.10.-” 11
“In“ loot; more. than over ill
die 0:: machine iron tuba:
doorate
a multinational up tinder down
.walk, while the summer glrin‘ln
Runnels stood blunt; the piazza an
called. the. pup “a perfect dear."
attention too by toiled at whiltlnga
blue and white striped shirt With his
dinner toggery. The stripes Were not
boisterous, but they loomcdup pretty
airong ‘
coat and satin iapeln. With my pic-
bald gill
alun run
of local color as it Well seasoned moor-
achaum Dine. .
when‘Mr. Wiite paid his first visit to
the palm garden yesterday afternoon.
Baron Rotten, who knows thé‘i‘dtlte by
tiarlcs as they not together with two
bottles or American bear on the table
between them. The labels on the bot-
tles showed up filler in the proof.
and the photographer is expecting an
utter for the copyright on the picture
grout "ad" for the beer no where or
except in Japan. and Wit 6 hair the ‘
Q will trouble ,
“it must be the hotel clerk." «raid .7 "’
in this hand.“f
went on the gypsy, pouring into her , _
‘ we r '
’ iniarrhptll‘ll title‘- ‘
super man w o needed a
the shoulders until he
a third of the filthy.
noted the shopkeeper
"twitter fiofiflliflll." .
l‘fioy?" damning migplg
“Indy 1 want animal?”
g, .' ‘. ‘ fl ,
The atorolteepl‘n‘l ill "l
"Ain't got no panel Wit
0 .
a“
ell ind brzlway“ ‘
’tii M lulled”: and '
again. ' '
i ll" no . , at
Hill at stress gave in a sham-
hrown fleece stood
but!“ 535‘
up-
aitar a bully. Batu: n1 .~
Rolesiveunny" tookvawm ‘Kf’i‘iitl‘ ‘
l" "
, f 11 6‘
racks and the Sadieboys .4an
it
fillet
tto-
eatvcnulty came in ior‘ a share or the
in their frame of open waist-
rt hnd‘his m‘oncie the big Rue:
de’ a picture that was as lull
There was a litii'tertoi.‘ excitement
heart. was his pilot. A photographer
not a mildly picture of the plsnipoten
from the brewery. it would make a
unturui lllnkedlp for Kidg Gumbrinua
anyhow. >
The visit. of Witte to the garden
was seized upon by the“ pessimism as
hotoltenlng his early departure from
Here scenes. They would have it so
i at it was by way or a continuation
introduction and farewall to the Welli-
worth‘s department of the interior.
\inu knows? '
At 1 a. m., daily. a little. elderly
mun. gray haired and grizzle bearded,
limps over from the servants“ quar-
ters and begins a round of patrols
through corridors and porches which
lusts until breaniast time. Sometimes
he stops for a word or two with the
telegraph operators who are on the
dog watch and often he hits for a
space in the empty ballroom, He is
the night watchman now, but twenty
yours ago he owned the Hotel Went-
wortll. He built it himself. and what.
is no‘witlle ballroom was then the din
ing, hull. , - .
Subsequently he fell upon . hard
lilncmalld when the Frank Jones os-
tute bought up the hotel and enlarged
it. this'llttlc old man went with the
propery and the good will as night
watchman. in the winterhe lives on
it little farm inland a few miles,
which he saved from the wreck of his
fortune when the smash came.
GRANDMA MOW" ADVICE TO
- TRAVELERS.
"You should not travel about the
country thin warm weather without a
bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea. Raincoat" lays Mrs.
Kate. Mott. o! Fairneld. town. or
"Grandma Mott” a: she in familiarly
known. “Ono or. two doaoa ohthis
remedy will always cure the Worst
case ot summer complaint. We keep
it always at hand. in fact.” could not
keep house without it." For train it!
Stilisonvi’owoil >.Oorporation. Gliifordv
Pharmacy and Zoltfuu Pharmacy. "
Wm . .
REUNION or run ‘rwsn‘rv—rlnar.
intent. C. v., Veteran Asaoblation will
be held at Norwich. llohdny. column-
bor ii. A holiness meeting at 11
o’clock at Blinliirighnm mombrihlr
dinner at. 2:30.13 cinnamon Ionian at
8:30. After dinner there will be bp-
g‘ortunlty to villit the oittoalup ground.
be meeting will be m old‘ilomotoi
Governor William it. Buckingham; and
oommdbb will find there Milly tutor
nor." (JQHIME anion A. flotileyv Wold
like those Vito Illllii t0 alien‘d‘to ’Mttd
a postal addressed to hint
SEVEN HUN°I=g FOUND "A"
"' ' l .
'lp Krogh. known‘lnl‘ “ hdlhn the 700
pound tllliil." to dead lit his. home in
at. illallvtiie. tic had. been ill tor new
and lllomba Willi mil?
in...» thinks“. .
”volume uh wt,.lu.th’a oil
. or a circuit. where he on s "i
aianlnomfiomndun not '
.Fot this week's snout we here give
The, reunion at tho Twonty-flrat Reg- .
eating memento“ at ihO’“WIl‘ (lover .
at Norwich.
woodman . do It n...rht. 5}
,\
. .
' outlier 1557‘.
till its}; dual dallyatlivop'clock except Saturday.
figured sun‘s“ Mittlll‘ls;"'ribwrred Qrga‘ntlios, do? 'l‘ipetl.
Biaiistes, and Pineapple Cloth, all injdojlirate, liliéltttliplylcofiw
brings. in some time istllou'gh only for a waist or short
kin-lotto, or perhaps a frock for a little girl. in others theme
is enough for a whole gown. , y . . . . ..
‘l’niues represented are from 50 to 75c. All to be sold
quickly from 25 to 39¢. Wash Goods Section.
Useful Small Linens.
Some llcw Dalr'laiek‘py'IJrKayyfiloths‘, hcmsiiiéhed, are ill
attractive patterns of clover-leaves and ileupdc—lys. They
arr in regulation size and will be'soldlat igc each.
A number of Remnants of. Figured Huck are in pretty
patterns, suitable for bureau and table scarfs or long towels.
1% yards, 25c.
1% yards, 25c.
Japanene mcorahons.
jap Lanterns for lawn partied an‘d ’évehlng'fctes, assort-
ed shapes and coloynlgo, 10c; éflch... . . z ‘
.. Folding Lanterns... very attractive, black trimmings,
10 to 25c. ’ “ . ’
Lanterns in inucyeiyles with tassels..35r.
Jupanrsc Umbrellas, ,izlnry colors and designs, from
me up. . ,
Japanese Panels with bright bits of col
all nations on cords ready for draping.
Basement
1
or,‘ anal Flags of
Furnishing Store.
The September Designer has among its contents,
“Points on Dressmnking," an article in regard to the "We:
man Caterer," “I—iouSckccplng All Over the World." and
funny interesting ideas about fanCy work, lace making, and
cooking. 10C. At‘tlle Pattern Counter.
Writing Paper. Hurd’s Berkshire Linen, with envel~
Opes in premier style. 25c a box. . ,
Hurtl’s Highland Linm for notes, 25c 21 box.
Center Counter.
lit? only...» by
air. "on. .T My;
anus o Wanna Baler.
/
'apeclai prices.
‘ i
it
,I“ a o
a
only. On iliondlly‘ special price» wlii be removed.
try and niliteib‘d" “
”Miller. For ;
all the titanium In t ‘a war’
weight often reached 77 {will
lit: on mouth a.
, m ‘ I it.
i
i
i
lift all right.
He'll wringing my Iii ,
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