». when William wont to New Urlenm
(A: it
soldier and liidl‘kCil them at ii
I These suits Were marked
Ssohnd at this price of $5 re
i136“ the assortment.
, Of course some altering wi
'et‘ltaps will need hardly any
or materially changed.
One lady remarked 611 seen
43 bargains as the. skirts alone
We lln\¢3]llhl dbout twenty five Ladies Suits which
ere left over from last season and we have plut ed them
I A Variety of eloths made up in diversified styles com»?
. hem up to this sl-ason's style, but this is easily done.
fill last winter and fall suits are inehuled in the lot and?
Come early il'you intend to get. the best seleviions.
ie low Iigurc of $5.00 a suit. i.
at prices ranging from $1.. > ‘
present extraordinary value.
II have to be made to bring
Sev»
'1
altering as the styles have
1
lg the suits, "Why they arer
are worth $5.00."
uu Hove Pu; Seventh Pinon
' I “will _. .I. .
WRWICH, eh 7.-¢New haven,
utility deflated Ng‘tvac'h at the local
pruimdn ynaterdpy afternoon. Now.
. ‘ flatten played tuufdr tensile bull whiief
‘ , the local: put up almond nine and
throw away nhaoyno pfiidn dilution to
this; “if. “nine: ticktiy van on Jim
ru . or tilln mIciit arena on
and uh uh. ex ninth oi big third had
the Norwich flrooateirn at his mercy.
Brown Wu,- touohvd up. tor. eleven inn.
and was wild and Ineffective Cote.
tovtnoitlv of Yale; played fur Nonwi‘dh
In place of Donibi. who hit: been fined
$10 and released on account of his full-
“To to turn up In Hotyoke.
score by 'Inniuga:
- R. 141.10.
New Haven.... 400003020~9 ll 2
Norwich ......005000000wb 0 ll
Builerien~Tuehsy and Jopo; Brown
,nnd Bridges.
Bt‘ld apart 3-0, Hartford 0-0
ERIN PORT Hopi. lb—ddnrlford
:1an Bridgeport batted for seventeen
innings In the first porno of u double-
headed yesterday, the longest game on
Newfleld park this season Which wlw
fluidly won by the Ideals. nun. olden
sdarted In playing Ioonoiy and making
errors. but the sinus settled "dow:t to n
brilliant contest The unu- play of the
’ . day was by Novoa In the fourteenth
V -. Inning. Yule had rmhed third
m... .1 .
' menus ‘REUNITED mu. I ‘
HALF CENTURY. ‘.
Htmry and William Leonard Meet In’
Providence for the First Time
Since Parting in 1853.
PROVIIIBNC I, II. I., September R. -----
Two brothers litmy lA‘tIIIIIIil ol‘ thl:
city. 81 years old. and William. I,eou
on], of Fort VVIH‘IH' Ind l\\o yenr.
younger. have been I't-ulilleil hete utter
a separation of fit: yeurs 'l‘hn bioib
‘» era ported in New York i'li\ in illoii
and thence to (Iinelunnil and Fort
Wayne. ‘Henry Went to Warwivk in
1805 and inter ramp to this eily. ’I‘he
rohfllon won a 1.:qu day for the iwt
men, although when they met neither
recognized the other.
There was :1 dll'feronee of only hull
it 0110 to weight nnd hull .tn Iueh
in “light lJOItheil the brothers.
NOTHlNG ON THE MARKET EQUAL
1'0 CHAMBERLAIN' 8 COLIC,
OHOLERA AND DIARRHOEA
HEMEDV.
I’Nln fact is well known to drinzittuiu
«anywhere, and him- out often will
31‘“ their customers this prepplntlon
when tho held In. Iu-iklll for. Mr. ()bo
Wilmer. atprotnmom ill'lllltzii-ll of Joplin
1“,“! n clreulur letter to hln eimlib
any n: "Them in nothing on
WMWN lit the wny of potent medl-
i‘lll which etpinln (' quniwrlhlu' 1i i ‘..otle
cholera hm] Dlutt'hoen liemudv fol
hm! complaints. We sell hud ret-
cliff“ and this pmpmutlou” lt‘or mile
.fflti IGH‘I’owell thirporniioh (illffmd
3 "ll (icy Ilnd Zelil‘unn i'hnr
m’. u
OHANGED WITH STEALlNG A
LA NCH.
mmourouI'.Us.q.1.~...1wr it. I'hnl
Hoffman, .Dlittei‘l'llli. of Perth Aililioy,
..wlii) ‘wu oriented liI'I‘i', (burned wllh
“all n lnuneh belonging to (film
162330 little, of lien Ilreeze. H, I., was
around ill city eourt ytmierduy itil'i
‘inid for oxnmlnuiton ill-ilii}. iiomnnu
inflamed wuu Inklilll thel lnnm h from
H Minna and brllmlnn hm to thin
' 1:11;” till I emupnnlon mum-d fluorite
on. fie utlelnpled to hell the
wa‘am for $100.
...-....» .flb-flw ..
not of“ normal? at“... , :
ill in ii 1'
FOUND AND LOST.
Irene Martin Came to Bridgeport But
Disappeared Immediately.
Irene Marlin. IIIe girl who bus been
missing from her home In lii‘ltltgupnl‘l
duee Satul'duy. hilt-i been found only te
.iinnppenr annln. It seems that Sutur-
dziy Slip took an ul'teruoou truln ouu
went in Monroe, where idle bun been
visllhu.r with u womuu with whom sin
.vus zu-ipuiimeil. She won entirely 1.:
uornlli. us were the people with whom
dip wus slaying of the trouble L‘ilill'il'il
by her absence.
Yesterday morning the woman drow
Iown 1o lirlduepori with her. They
stopped In front of u store neur the
.voruer oi‘ llltilli Main and Steuben
streets. The wumuu In the idol-.- fluii'
in the other when she tillw who Will-
with her:
“0 them in tho little girl they huve
been liltlkliig for."
At these words Irene Jumped front
line euri'lune bud run uwuy. Sim-o
llli'll illt' pulll'i! liul‘o llt'ou unuhlu to
Ioeaio her.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES.
Ill uloui euuen 1t hollow, biotehed
complexion and dull heuvy eyou uri-
due to poor ,dlguilllon told nu Innetlve
liver. (Irino Lulmllve Fruit Syrup uids
digestion und stimulates the liver nod
bowels and mulonr lhu ('iliiiploltlull
smooth and elenr. iirtuo bromilw
It‘rnli t-iyrup does not illilltil'tlle or nrlpp
and In mild and pleumtni to hike. Ru
I‘mio nulmillulen. Sold by Pinlniml‘h
Drug tllore. "
l'li‘r-"Wi' input net u dlvoree In
Hollie wuy.‘
lovely lmw wo ulll'tte'."'~»Mogul-mini“
fer Iilulii-r.
l‘lllitwwl‘ilili'tt wind, I buy. Isn‘t It
...- ..~.m.. “2..-...“
l'hu'ii notion nud eneh neighborltomi
Would ring with invent iIIopltul glee
il' everybody were up good
All Iln wnntu other follni to tip
ranullInlllon i-itar.
ATTACK!!! 9‘! A M06.
untitled Btteitleu u Arnhn thrive
an noon Wittlld tout well "I lbw
family." Wliittn (I .i.WeI<h, of
union, in n lob-riot until covered
in loves. it ifiltletixo street ellr emu
n, melt, "and find It permt." »
t for «this and burns. 0111M
ll
..fl 81mm" n. Milli Norwltiit. ..
Wood to Norwnlk
. W, commune mcontloiwrnof
{Mob Remember ir- ‘i‘hn Kel
ml Company of Meriden eup-
,. It 37?; 000 itMllty illiul n eer-
‘. .p pfinrmnorminn with the live
Ellie.
. ,otvttll iiouw Amrpelnlion. of
limit. method with in» Dlljopi or
108 :1 north) mid eivlr nettle.
gm city. also filed it remit
corporthon.
There III no .
s.
l
..el 1‘:. £33,).
iiill ’ billet 8.1.11. hind].
tibial: loud Mo on. .
.zonlw to Homo. ml. at
‘vt Wonoro‘k 1.:th Bones. '
Former Employer Says She Had the
Greatest Confidence In Him.
The following eolumnulemIou will
undoubtedly prove intern-lithe to those
who llnvo followed the ruse mention
(Iii:
I'o the Editors of tile Dolly Advm‘ute:
As lilo lime :ipronehes for the. trtni
of Leroy Butler, eluu'ged with tho inur-
tler of his mother, I feel It my duty to
shy Hillilidlililg In his belittli.
Leroy has in my employ at little
over it year. nod during that time he
showed many good iruits. lie hud it.
very kind. willing disposition; never
would he refuse to tlnulst with his
oidiniuiz hands. Ills moral ehurueter
Wits of the bout; he respeeied ev‘ry
one, uud tI-onted nil til it most gen le-
tnuuly munuer. Ho never fuilud to
win the favor of the entire hounw
’Itilll. lulwnyn found him strictly
holiest: ho. had every opportunity to
pilier. lt' ho felt so disposed. Iiin hun~
1-st who noted on one omnnion, pul‘lie-
ulnrly, when n pnriv left the humor.
Iioy wuu cleuuluiz the room the follow-
lup dny, nml whlio doing so ho found
a diamond pin, which he brought to
me and sold
"I am going to Hike this to the burly
thlu evoking,”
Ho did no. and tile
very mueh uppreeluled.
When one looks at the home nur-
roundiuun oi‘ the boy. the elreumsiuu-
vets and the Ilnrdnhtpu whlell he Iuid to
endure, It in surprising to live flint ho
was no ‘i‘t'lllli'tl 11nd vourleouu. Ho mitt
nlwnyu very kind to hip mother. pnd
every Splurduy mire. up his weekly
earnings to her. I Imve ol‘leu thutmht.
If he Inul tho proper Iunitotrulutnu.
ihtn. ho Wottlil, In time, prove to be it
lino younn lunu. 1 how felt, iilrounh
illl'ue long unnuhu, tbnt. ho to luuoeoul.
iiiill not Iiu- one to be rimmed with
this terrible erlme.
'I‘runllng ililil iheuedew words iiihy
lutvu Innuendo“ to do with the nav-
Inx of the lilo of up Inuorent boy. I
remain. yours truly.
MR8. I.. TYLER.
02h Collins Avo.,
blunt I.Iberl\.PIlIhIn1rg, I'll.
... ......“
kindness was
DEBT FOR CHILDRINn
Mothers, bu entwinl of the lioulih of
your eIIIIdren. Limit out for (tougher,
(loath. ilronp unit
Stop thorn In lllllli-WOIID Mlnutn (tough
Gore In llie bent remedy. Hurmlnuu
nhd llli.‘iii‘lilill. (tonluinn no opinion.
Hold by Tim Clifford Pharmacy N
aw...» ...—un— ..
”Our neighbors ht home tho It pnr-
rot thnt sing“ ‘lllno ilelln.’ and talk! m
...i.,.t,.
Mr" «dud the loquuclonu
woman at the bench.
. ... ,i haunt 1 anything of the hind."
Interrupted her husband, who had that
come down to spend Sunday.
“Wl1y,whm do you menu Joseph?
The}! time. too!"
“i may they Intven i. lililol It flint.
Intuit: l epim uwiiy yetileriliiyi”~ «Yum
lif'i‘fi tltntmnmu.
Mold pronto tire minded with what
thoy hove
um entice- their «Modulation.
“with the winning run
. u truth for home
Wbooplnlz Cough;
it's what they hnveil'tw
buns
on a two- bugger and a sacrifice. Ladd
stepped to the plum 'and ”aunt n ‘I'oui
clone to third base. Noyes made ‘a
Jump for it and till; bull struck In his
hand. After the fourth Inning It was a
bottle of pitchern, with honors oven.
‘ tn tbo'noventoénth Noyes mnde h but!
throw of Goughiln'n grounder. Which
nwe tho Brltl‘ghportu u IIfe.,O’Rou1-ko,
fin, ancrlfloed him to second, Yule
Irovo the ball over (loslmeyer' a head
for two bases mid Coughlln nritn'o In
'iny live. in
nlugs were played of the around game
an the. visitors were obliged to enich
Neither side scored.
The scams by Innings:
ill‘tt'st. game)—
; Bridgeport.
101 00000000-000001—3
Hartford ‘
01010000000000000—«2
flitsw‘iiridgeport 12, llurtford ll.
Errors—~Brttlgepori 5. Hartford 4. But.
lerlou~Coughllu and ‘ ilenumout ; Lny-
' our and Duran. "
(Second gui11ol-
R. H. E.
Bridgeport .. ...... 0 n p 0 0—0 '1 I
Hartford .......... 0 I) 0 ll 0....0 2 I-
iintteriesmttornen and Beaumont:
' Form and Connolly.
New London 3, Merldfln I.
NFW LONDON Sept. 8.—~New Lon
, don defeated Mormon yesterday in 1
well-played gains by the score of 3 to
I. Mormon was unable to got hit» of.
long with men on tins-ma. Rogers was
.‘onchod up freoiy In the early Innings
but was invincible toward tho end.
The score. by Innings:
R. H. 11}
New London ..02000 t 00-x~—3 9 .9
Merlden ......000I00000-—l 8 0
ButterieiiwLong 11nd Kite; W. Ro
Izers and 'i‘huekern.
Springfield 3. Holyoka 0.
SPRINGFIEIID. Sept. 8.»Springlleld
mtplnlod Ilolyolte In the lust horde
{illllt' yeah-11in). blanking the chutn-
Iloureeleet 3 to 0. The Holyuko slug»
stern could not; touch Miller and wound
u) with only three hiis for n. loiu'
of four bases. Flanagan. who joins
’Ittubuig Sundu. opened the I'oluit
with it homo run .und later. with a.
linlyoker on thin] nendtlutdd one ol
the most Fltlllliili; one-hand cniehei
over seen on ifmnpdeu park. Met‘uhv
was batted omlortuneiy. The score by
innings:
ii ".1?
Springfield ...,0001 001 I xI~ti l2 .1.
ilolyoku ...... ii (I t) 0 ii 0 i) Mimi) 3 2
Ihltierieaniller and O'Connor: Me-
Cnbu nud Romeuter.
...—cu...
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York ttlriu 811ll‘ltli“~
, ii. If. E.
Boston . ...... 0 i 0 0 0 ll 0 ii 0——i 2 1
Now York ....utl0000000--0 5 '3
until-view»Around ond Needhntn; Me.
('itnuliy and liresnnhun.
(Second some) I~ ‘
It. If. it).
New York . ..000000l2xw3 ii 1
Muslim . . . . . . . .tliiil Uilli ll0ii~~1i 3 ll
Iluitorles-I-Mntl1ewmin uud lireuutr
bun; Willlu nud Moron.
-
AI l‘lltuburnw
li.ll.10.
l’lllvxilullz ..... 20032 {lithe—~11 I7 I
illnelnnnll .. .3000000 I 3 ~ 7 Iii '
I-iuttrrlew Ilutlileld nud I'uII'Ifi.‘ UVt’I‘
fill, Walker and t-Iehlel.
AI l'hllutlelpblnw
II. ".10
l’hlindolphlh ..o 01 003 I fix «f. it I
brooklyn ......Uililliliiiiililwi II I'.
Iinllerieu lmgnli-by nnd Itooiu: M?»
luiyro and thrown.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Iioutonm
Phil
NILE
....0000001000101-“3 Ii 2
- in Frank W. Oliver
I that. after marriage. tinny
‘ _ hell-”gourd
)_
' ‘ "R. If. it}.
wnshinnion ...0 2 3 0 0 ii 2 3 x-—10 10 0
my ’York ... ..01003 12000” ii .0 8
Batterieswi’atten. Wolfe. “than
have and Haydon; Orin, Powell and
Kiuluow.
«(Second noble)—
null.
Washington .02 ‘i (I00220x-—10 10 0,
«New York.....001100000-2 till
Battertoam’fowmund and Koch;
anode. Hogs and Mcdulro.‘ . ‘ 1',
At. Det.ruIt-.— I“
Detroit. .......10 201000
St. Imps . .I. .0 1 000
Buudrioambiullin and
and Roth.
R.'H.E.
X~411 1
OIiilnilvn-l ii 2
ruui‘; Glade
“WP—v
Connecticut Lucile. Standing.
Won.
boat. P. C.
illolyoko ...... 7f. 35 .085
Springfield ........... 73 42 .635
Bridgeport .. . ... . . . . .titi “ I48 .508
'Htil' ifoi'd . . . . . . . ..... 57 '55 .509
'thlrldon ............48 :62 1480
New London .49 05 .430
New Hilvtm .....W....44 70 {286
Norwici1............40 73 $254
National League. , .
Won. Inst. P.(.‘.
New York. . . . . . ...... 87 35 .713
Plii‘sburg .. ...... ....86 44 .062
Chicniro .......... 73 Bi .076
I'hiludolpbln . . . . ..iii 58 .532.
Cleveland ........ 02 04 .492
St. Louis ...... . . . .60 79 .388
Boston ....... . . . . . . :42 84 .3222
)Brouklyn ............37 85 .303
American League.
Won. Lost. RC.
Philadelphia. ... . . . . .33 tiff) .019
Chicago .09 00 .980
Cleveland .......... . .64 67 .520
New York............59 56 .512
Huston . ...... . . . .. . . .68 58 .500
Detroit; ...... 00 63 .488
Wiifllilllglllil ......... 49 09 3416
St. liouls ..... . ........ ii 4 (78 .281
TO PLAY BRIDGEPORTS.
The Port Chestern Will 'plhv J08
0' Rourke 1; Bridgeport Magoo team (in
Sunday September doth. Cornea will
pitch forllrldgooort, and a great game
I: expected. 'Port (theater will be
strengthened for this special grime.
-—“Nownood digestion waits on up-
petite. and health on both."
If It doesn‘t, try Burdock Blood Bit-
tors.
RUNDLE'S ‘BLU FF DIDN’T WORK.
...—......—
Thrnt to Loap Into Nllglra Wu to
Hill: I Forgery.
Clifton E. Bundle did not 20 over
Niagara Falls “and end it. all" on he
threatened last. July. 'He Is now back
in Buffalo wherohe was brought, to-
day. froth Kansas City by-‘Dotectlve
Conghilu. Rundte was slightly known
In this city. on he worked In ndjoln-
ing towns.
After lenviux Hartford. Rundle went.
to Buffalo. lute In July he Went to
u hotel at Ningnrn Pulls, wrote. u lol-
we saying that he was disgusted with
.Iife and was going to lump Into the
river and go over the Falls. The
threat wunnaturnlly token seriouuly,
and the authorities thought that the
with had eommitted suicide. The fact
hut. ltundle had disappeared strength-
wnud thn belief. But a few days later
the police became suspicious, for they
learned lhdt Rundlo had forged tho
dome of the Buffalo firm by whom he
was formerly employed to I $100 check
1nd rushed the forged note. An men
who go over the. Foils for the purpose
1! "ending all" are not mfllculnr as
0 how much cash they carry over
with them. the police mincluded that
'iundo might have ponponod the
winngo Indetlullely so thew touched the
wires. The machinery of the pollen In
runny elites was set in motion. and this
week the Iooitoddor IIWN tlekod In.
The Buffalo poliee were notifier! that
itundlt- had been located In Kansas
City. and 'lhey sent Detective Cough-
ll'n out to bring him oust.
-—No need to fear sudden attacks
of cholera infantum, dysentery, diarr‘
boon. summor complaint of any nort
It you Ilnvo Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of
Whlld Strawberry in the medicine
e. Pill.
BXTRADITION HIA‘RING IN HART-
FORD.
“——
Prank Dlvlnon Fights Proponliion to
Take Him their to Iowa.
HARTFORD. September 8.-—«A hour-
lng was held hofore Governor Roberta
yuutol‘dny at the capitol on the petition
of the governor of Iowa, for the extru-
dltlou of Frank Davidson, aino known
Davidson In unv
Ier nrreni In Now Haven on n charge
If panning wortlilons cheeks and In
vlulted in firund Rnpldu on u ulmlinl‘
barge.
Attorneys Sulllvun dud Filmornld.
If New ”Mini,
ddu.m,elni1ued that tho Information
1t hhnii was not mliilehuit to hold the
trimmer.
oinpunyiug tho npern were not clear
~nougl1 to axial) int: n crimp. 'f‘h‘o
unto won roprononted by éttornny
lonorul King. while Sheriff
of Grand Rapids. moi rupmanmud by
. Attornny Home. of Hartford
After the papers were examined and
the testimony given. tho govmntir de-
cided to with old hill deeininn limit In-
duy. In ordpr to allow-tho nttorneya
to examine books and cite nuthortilou
In similar extradition proposition.
All! vou ENGAGED?
Engaged people would remomge’r.
1111 o ,
can be avoided. by Inching t air at—
trio Bitters. ii. A. Brown. of Bonnet“:
o. s. 0., 1m: "2‘ For guru. my wife
and lntenuly from
out htli‘ strength and vision.“
(some n more Wreck of hot fortuit-
This she tried Electric alumni
dhlif' It once. one finally,“
whit. Ellie its now at
on butt 1." li‘. a. War. .89
Not-unlit. and 2 I’ World, Nortim
, alight“ mama-i them. It 300“
who ropruuenied flux '
and that the ntildnv'itn no,
onqtliib.
nhnko blitz. nu tho town
Read '
$40051th 1057..
Caohemue Rhone. .
it is early. “but the Import o dieting 1' Dress Goods for ,
fall and wint'ét are arr.‘i' iiig each hung NVith the last camel .
a line of Cachemire Rilsse straight from France. as tho ia- i
bels read, “Anciennc Maison Paturle Lupin,’ very well 1
known for many 36.1an (.acheihirc Russe is in reality a
libel heavy Wool Lasnmer‘e of beautiful finish It wiliIibe I
used for tailorer’. costumes this fall. Eight colors are in the .-
line, including garnet myrtle green, a soft light resedn, and
plum, the lawn one of the leaders this season.
. 47 inehes wide, $1.25 a yard.
'AsbeStos Table Covering.
Ml houseken; in 5 should know the virtues of Rico As- |
bestos matting. ‘An unsilzhtly scar left by a hot disli on a I
, handsome poiislmd oai. or mahogany table is e\ er an offence
to the rye. With Rico Matting there is no danger. 'lhe
Mattingis quite soft and as flexible as any table felt. ‘I
54 inches wide, $1.25 a yard.
From the corners which are not. required small doilies i
can be made, so there is little waste.
. At “the Linen Section.
\
Men‘s .Hnndkorohiefs.
Some tiiew Hondkerchiets {pr men are just in. All linen,
full size with half inch items, iery hits: and fresh looking
13c each, 2 for 25c.
Refreshing with the Both.
\\ oodland \' iolei \mmonul . ..... . . . . ._I. . . . .. 15¢ a bottle
W 0thqu V iolil Keir Suit ....... ' . . . . . 25¢ a bottle
lenzoiu Almond Lotion .................... 25c ,
Buthasweet..... ...... . .........25c .
Riker's 'l‘oilet lienzoin .. ..... .......... .. ..... . .. 25c
Autumn patterns in Wash Goods are in evidence.
Scotch Fluids as mentioned yesterday, Cashmere and Out-
ing lilannels, and pretty fabrics for bath gowns and
kimonOs.
*SCHOGL WKERCHMS-
3c. .2 fondle. :01? 25c. per dun
PM White or Colored
Borders.- » .
i ‘ ...—.T—o-Tw—u
We invite your attention to our
Stool: ctr-Ladies: nod.:.Gentis
..Haqzdkemhiefwh 'tihze .
,Eopular Prim .- '
viz. l
5c - I100 -
12IIfor+250 and 25c each
Tho good old notion f(invite In iilli dn
duo in terrain corners of the world.
it In about. the some kind furniture
1an royalty and In 0110 an
dnyti. uncanny, tlnrln‘l 't‘ll’o
work. King lithium. amount 1:?
ma hound In a Minotaur
the flue billion were mu til the
div hlnh- misty tit iiitrldmw Int
flnvolorwi mu ... know a man All,
Strontium; who name out here IIWUI‘II
venom and m. up for a doctor. but
no didn’t. only long. .1 pronoun hi9
found the town too healthy.
“£0!!!“th Jim inf floodin- town)»
It won‘t that mummy, pnrd. lie
triad to Introduce Mm remedy for
« Mutiny tor 'lmefChiéfigo
portions In good condition with lino:
“munch-la
hinted with t torpid lira-r. mil I“ ,‘
V33: too on-
bbnu._ J rind. filth. .
M
The “ éi'i iMfinoillr-l .
,gniigln. wiggling-d fingernail. may Initiation
naaebf - t ....‘in communal 1.. on I
but our» roilihiltty. .'
limbodylfl'x the Mail inform-“many of than “elusive;
That. allow: worms .
Dillon“ mu illI tho low other "linbcilu" mutton;
. I. flnlilel t9.
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