. . Inc‘ped’eltriuns
be and ,tbirtyitcur
arenas. a iconoclastic: I
accidents _.in Massachusetts
twenty-six . days. and
till , compiled v a
“by the‘Sol'oltd i
, fix?
*ibvcetigtltioiis cod acted
, solution“ allows that out of
a locked into the operator
e lutulrteen. ‘
,, than radical zmeasures
, t e ad ted if these accidents are
to e stopped. the association has offer-
ye arcs tor activiction ct operators
c. not leave their namesaiter
all. whirlwind“ have also oiferedxto
. std evidence which shall secure
j conviction Lot ' persons operating
utomobiles while . under cosponsipu ,or
attorrevocation of their licenses. Evi~
dance leading to the conviction of poo
scars attaching numbers to vehicles oth-
. edition those to whichlhe numbers
have been assigned will also be. re-
. war ed'by the association; ‘
1» e Bate Roads Automobile Assoclu‘
tipu was termed about, a month ago
byc number of automobile owners who
' dotermlned toseek evidence for the
purpdse‘bi convicting operators guilty
. or reckless driving, and who desire to
5 make the highways of the stale sate
for Persons. traveling on foot as well
‘. as all vehicles. ‘
illliilamsn Dolnu‘liui '
, ' - . Forts
(Continued From First Page.)
,v' .. the,
. The then left thoprmory in heavy
W marching order, wearing kahki , uni-
‘fOrnts: This means that they were
7 loaded down with heavy blanket rolls
containing one rubber and one woolen
blanket and overcoat and one-halt of a
shelter tent. also carrying their knap-
sacks and havcrsacks with their mess
kit and their arms.
".{I‘hemilltia are going into camp this
summer on the same rooting as rega-
larisoldiers. The battalion of which
Gomptlnlcs D. and F. form a part, will
be stationed at Fort Wright and thus
viillhav‘e the most responsible and
m‘oro‘desirable assignment, as the. re,-
‘pinder of the regiment will he stay
lstoned at Fort Terry on Plum Island.
7 2.5Plum island is about three miles
ioug‘dnd one mile wide. it being one
oi.:the';lslands at the eastern entrance
of the .Sound. Geographically it. be-
longs to New York state. but as the ml~
little. will serve on government proper.
tythcy will not be in the state oi! New
York, .
The first part of the tour of duty
will rheudevoted to getting the men ac-
quainted with the use of the heavy
' ‘ " ' us, the grounds and the searchlights
guilt/lunacy the war niancouvres are
.to‘bogin» and during some time when
r
the warships are supposed to try and '
‘cifcct a landing on ihelsland. Thus for
{our days the militia will be kept on
the alert. lining liable to be shifted
aboutnt any time. This will be the
real strain or the tour of duty.
‘ . Company D.
Captain Eduard P. Weed.
First Lieutenant Henry T. Pruwitt
Second Lieutenant Howard ll. Moss.
on.
First Sergeant Albert Mossman.
Quartermaster Sergeant M. A. liens:
Sergeants Let}. Raymond. C. D. Rog-
ers. ii. Sherwood.
. Cdrporals E. Nash, S. Bray, H. Boers
M. G. .Stnrtevant.
Lance Corporal l-iarry Griswold.
Articlfer l-l. Weston.
. Musicians ll. Whaler and F. Whit-
ne . . .
"Cooks Donnelly and llyntt.
Privates Atwatcr. Buckingham.
Blackmail, Cbadderton. Clark. Case.
Dibble. irelenboru. Fowler. liibbard
Khyworth. Kcéler. Lehn. C. Littlejohn.
rMagner. Meeker» Muth, F. Oaks, Oaks,
pith: O use, Ostrn. i’ohnell. Rider. Shadr
nit ,
“i“ ~‘i‘l:"8iier’lln'g.-”Velsor. R. Verlin, 0. Ver.
lili‘,’,Wlty. Williamson.
‘ ‘i Company F.
‘CoptalnCharlcs ll. Wing.
First Lieutenant Godfrey.
Second Lieutenant Scohcld.
, . lIv‘lrst Sergeant Martin.
,_ , Quartermaster Sergeant Snyder.
g 3’. l; ‘1 Sorxeauts linden. Myers, Godfrey, ’I‘.
‘ .17E.‘~Dorcey.
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«humus ... .
” {Corporals T. J. Doracy, Cnrruthors,
‘I ‘Moore, anfney. Nash.
” 'Articlfor Show. ,
Musician Lock and Britta.
JgCrlnksiiouton and Webb.
.Prlvatee Bartram. lioenisch, llrown.
Conley, Cockctur. l'iagon. IleCmnp. For-
rls. ‘Fitch..(}rcgory. Henderson. Jack-
son, Jennings, Jones. Kindillon. Key-
ser.‘Llndeberg. luster, Moore. Morrcll.
Nadia. O'Connor. Olson. Pogany. l’er-
, * ' pa, Richards. Reynolds. Seller. Soun-
941$“; Seymour; Slnwlck. Smith, Sailor.
it" 4' . flgg. llnderbili. Valentine, Whitlock.
,, . hone. Williams, Wood.
'3’ “FLO! whomr ftycigbt are present.
‘ , With one absent with leave.
_ . saris-{lI liar) TH: Big?!
.Bandy wore it rose es g .
" mt Ili“iiti"3idii'i think, .
When . is put a his roller skates
To show oft; tithe rink.
mm «liven! ire was his last.
He’ll, put on skates no more.
If? tried to kick the whole root in.
(“bullpen-«he floor.
tidy an it
at “will .
all. Well. had
, turned. ‘
, yell back to the wall.
tall
called a irlehd. took on. his skates
Mid givihglahlm the wink,
‘I.
,.
coat.
wont to leave the rink."
y W
in:
tor testing potatoes.
an. Tusmith. l“. Smith. Sherwood.
-..,'l‘here are it ‘ -nlnc men in Company
be girls all laughed. I
their backs all '
tinili. lead me your long~tolled ‘ ~
6.
{lug needle 'in your kit I
s best thing ‘to test cakes
. ” «Thri-
Everybody knows this
_ _ will
orders are most disagreeable. and ‘ev It
“llwmll'lly libs a r a ‘ i
Ver 9 w . :9 now
a'at’iodyratlanal‘ ' “to:
0
..~.~~ «~~.r.r°.l {Wt “or”
, or near ii‘ 7. ,5 ' *5”. ti
merits or a stomach? yIé‘tiicinc‘; . ".2 .9.
, big/cry . ., does not for.
3 , ‘ . l“ ‘ Only one atom-
ach remedy provea‘iits claims with ac-
tual Spurn Norwalk cureswrpr. nich-
a’rds Dyspepsia Tablets; - ' ‘
. ‘. Mr. .lo‘huWassun. tarmac. 10 Plans-
ant avenue. East Norwalk, says:-
“Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tahlcts
have been most effectual in relieving
me of a serious stomach disorder
which had annoyed ‘me"greutiy"tor a
number of years. i used. many medi~
clues without permanent benefit. Fin
all‘y upon‘tbe request 'of a reintivel
pepsin Tablets at Plaisted‘s drugstore
and began taking them according to
directions. with the rcsulttbat l, was
restored to perfect health in u‘ won-
derluily' short time. . As [continued
to use this sterling remedy l was or:
e'rioyod to‘see‘those old aggi'av‘atiag
symptoms from Which I had collared
so long. disappear one by one,.juntll
l was once ag in'brought back to my
old time healt and strength. I can
eat solid nourishing food new, such as
a working man needs. 1 sleep sound-
ly and am no longer troubled“ with
nervousness. i am Certainly thank-
‘iui for the good Dr. Richards Dyspep-
sia 'l‘ablets'have‘ done me and i am
.glad of. this opportunity of telling my
friends in this vicinity'all about it."
'For sale by all druggists. Best
to say “Richards” twice. Price 50
‘ cents per bottle. . Made by Dr. Rich-
rds Dyspepsia Tablet Association. 63
$Vorth street, New York. >
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Telegraph Strike—12 t. Byxbee
.. SAN FRANCISCO, July l'l.—-As u re-
sult of a conference yesterday be-
tween labor Commissioner Neill and
President 8. J. Small, of the Com-
mercial Telegraphcrs‘ Union. an end
of the telegraphors' strike has. it is
believed, been brought. into sight. it
was reported about the telegraphcr’e
_ caddilaricrs yesterday in Oakland.
but some friction had dbvclbped be-
tween President Small and the three
members of the executive committee
of the National Union who came west
with Commissioner Neill, and one of
them is said to have strongly intimat-
ed that there would be on extension of
the strike to other cities, whatever
plight be the outcome here.
REAL ESTATE $ALES.
William F. and Charles E. Hoyt to
Innis F‘, Sheldon and wife. house and
lot, Woodward avenue. War. ’ ,
Franklin G. Brown to Elizabeth E.
woman, house and lot, Senvlcw ave-
nue. War.
John S. Snmmls and others to Ed-
ward H. Smith and Thomas C. Cava-
plsgh, land and bulldings,‘Rowny‘ion.
nr.
Harrison A. Cornell to Jennie M.
Smith, New York. 15 acres and build-
ings. Cranbury. War.
Harmon B. Vanderhocf and others
to Bridget Burns. house and lot, Or-
chard street. War.
Alex, K. Morton to Joseph Safrnne’k
and wife. 3 acres and buildings. South
street. War.
COMPANY is DEAD.
The charter bill of the Connecticut
Iron, Steel & Coke Company was re-
ported uui'avorubiy by the incorpora-
iioli'e committee nearly three months
ago. according to a statement made
by Charles W. liarnum. of Lime Rock,
chairman of the committee. to a repre-
sentative of the Bridgeport Standard.
All attempts at reviving the concern
will be futile. at least until the next
reunion of the legislature.
BOMB THROWER ARRESTED. ,
CONSTANTINOP-ldd. July l'l.-A
young merchant has been arrested
here in delineation with the bomb ex~
ploslon Sunday night. in front oi the
summer quarters. of the American em-
bessay at 'l‘herapln.
"obtained a'botllo «organism Dys- ‘
no!!!»
_,,lic.. ,
and]?
’1
wru- ’
BASEBALL RESULTS
. “wary—~— Mm
YESTERDAS}.
State League. - o
Norwich. 5; Walcrbury, ii. (Game
called In second hall or eighth inning.
because of injuries to two Waterbury
players). .
Bridgeport. l3; New London, 3 (18
innings). ‘ ‘-
iiolyoko. 9: Springfield. 3.
I- artford, 7; New, Haven. 5 ('10 in
pings). ‘
National League.
Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis, 2.
Chicago. 4; Boston, 8.
Pliteburg. 6: New York. 2.
Philadelphia. 7; Cincinnati. 4.
American League.
Philadelphia. 3: Clevoalnd, 2..
St. Louis, 6; lira-lion. ll.
Detroit. 3; Washington. 0 (first
game); Washington, 6; Detroit, 1
(second game). ' ‘
Chicago, 3; , New York, 2 iii} in.
pings).
.. Hives. ecczma. lich‘or salt rhelml
sets you crazy. Can’t bear the touch
of your clothing. Dunn's Ointment cur-
es the most. obstinate cases. Why sul-
tor. A‘l ‘(lruggists sell it.
SMOKELESS LOCOMOTIVES.
'l‘lm Celliml Railroad had its int-our
ing and outgoing trains drawn by clcc~
tric locomotives one your in advance
of the time set by law for the change,
'llbe triple nuisance 0! noise. smoke
and gas will soon be unknown in the
tunnel and in the open approaches in
the station.
NEW YORK POSTMAsTER.
WASHINGTON, July l7.-Poskmu's-
tor-General Meyer yesterday forw rdcd
to President Roosevelt his recommen'
datlon that Assistant Postmaster llllor~
gun be promoted to the position oi
pootmustcr at New York city to sue-
Iceod Mr, Wilcox resigned.
$.33 CA§TOuIa »
Ste ‘ (aura;l It (illuminates til
mac 1. and ' wells rtgrvmgneanauad n «no!
sheenuamnum' '1’“? y “I? ‘ m
, rmco re our cLERKSHIPS.
t, " .3.
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Effort Made to RGVIVe‘ Permanent Po-
sition But Without Any Noticesble
_ Success.
HARTFORD. July 17.«An chart was
made at the capitol ypslcrdny in rlwivo
the matter of peruurncnt clerkuhlps
for Sidney N. lalcltwood. who wishes
to he assistant town clerk of Bridge.-
port for the remainder of his Years
and Loren Delhi-Mgr, who wishes to,
be permanent clerk of the bonrdol all-
scssors of Bridgeporl. .
'l‘be attempted revival met with no
success. The lobbyists were lively and
Senator Brown was confronted with
the request that heyput through the
measure, but be, absolutely refused to
have anything to do with it. The bill
was allowod ladle.
W ‘
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the discapoililporti n, tithe car.
There, is only (midway, .o« are deiti-
ness. and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Deafness is caused. by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rambling
sound or imperfect, hearingond when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result. and unless the lullammatlon
can be taken out and this tubercstor-
ed to lts'uornml condition,‘ hearing
will be destroyer] forever; .nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed con-
dition oi the mucous surfaces.
We wlll give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
cninrrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send tor circu-
lars free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drngglsts. 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pation. '
M
The more a girl like you to kiss
hex-tho more Ilci‘ mother believes she
doesn't.
I
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Cures
Gilmore Throat dildiiltiiil‘.
rpm Ira-tuna Puno'lmm
as
our use
Cam
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a
aCold In One, Night.
hours" ‘toerlilifll‘ll‘efdliy Cough gag.
Only'iiadical Cure for. Bronchitis. , 15°C"
Cults WorstiCroupiirl'disabilities.
Only Positive Gum (muddle
Klils the Catarrb .Mlcrebeand,
lures hay Feller othney lief . tide . p
on IEQIIIIVII'GI;
> ”010‘ ‘ > 15.“: _. ‘ ,
incrementalaammm
mum ,M
gliiiills.
ntum‘ptlopr. ..
unusual--
“form”
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sac-yon.
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III!
or ,
at ‘f ‘ ” "
.,‘M5W1,did.'fllim W
ethos.
W‘s-w W
we» 9'
‘ clal opsr tions. he has randdrbdll‘lm-
« now making money out of auto owners.
. the Maine coast.
, tor and The Cliflord. Pharmacy.
U Albert P. Dossih.‘ Merlden; Dr. 0. Lav
rue, Putnam; Dr. Stephen J. Muller. -
' .bmsunv WOMANDIAD. seen
melatonin. * ,
or error
liarilorliiisrc tits and Ali-
, ducts ‘l7slcnro0ld‘ Girl: ‘; '
HARTFORO, July lily-The llart~
ford ’I‘lmes yesterday says;
l“‘ln a‘whlriwlnd‘cnrocret tour or
, ‘iive short wccksru’d man who said' he '
was Lieutenant Li S. (tuxedo. at the
United States Navy, gained the scan;
dance of Anna Louillc Iiehner,‘ the"
' 17»yearvold daughter . culprits :iiehncr,
or the Silsr Chapmsmiusurunce‘eom-
puny; through tow-million 4 at. the
daughter gained t o tempernry coon»
douse oi" tile'iatlter, passed at cast one
bogus check tortilla“ didn‘t.
do on Trust Company ottlirovidsncc.
[‘1 L. and when. he ,l‘oundlhimuclt an
o heat of suspicion, decampcd post
haste, taking the girl With him.
. "it is suspected that the loan linu-
sed more checks than the one already
discovered . to be worthless}. law. even
though this is the extent of his llnan‘
self Hub for iorgory and abduction.
and [Electives Dietricb‘and Butler, of
the local police {procure hot on his
trial. . , '
. "Coxe played his game with skill
and nerve. but. it became apparent only
last Friday that he had known and
been keeping company with the girl
for some time." . .
. Coxe' took'out an Insurance polio
at the Chapman agency on his allege
bungalow at Saybrook Point, but in-
surance on his launch was withheld
by the Acton insurance Conlpnny “until
a survey of the craft could be obtained.
His. card which he presented at the
business houses he visitdd, reads:
“I1. S.-Coxc,rJr., Lieutenant. United
States Navy." , ‘
MONEY FROM Auras.
Man ‘Who Was Run Down, Making
Small Fortune.
Fritz Schaefier, the Orange tanner.
who was struck by on automobile
while driving his team oi’ grays hitched
£9 a hay wagon some weeks ,ago. is
Fla is doing a big b‘u'slnc‘ps in, Wood-
mont dragging mired cars out of the
impassable made near his form. J
It seems that Woodmont oillclals
have been “fixing the roads“ and, have
left them in such condition that an
auto sinks to the hubs in sand when
trying to second the hill near School-
ler‘s home. The sand is so deep that
fill cars even get stuck coming down
i . .
The big gray ' horses owned by
Schooner are his salvation. With
them he goes to. the rescue. and drags
the mlrcd care to a harder spot in the
road. He has no fixed price tor-ibis
service, but takes whatever the own-
ers care to give, which, is usually a
one spot, but has been known to resell
as high as a liver. ..
Luckily for Schooner, the road was
“fixed" near his home, so he is first on
the ground when an auto gets in trou-
ble and has a monopoly of the trade.
whims con rue CONNECTI-
. . UT.
The battleship Connecticut, flagship
of the Atlantic floor, which is new air
dcrgolng repairs at the New .York
navy yard, will. when she is taken out
of dry dock. proceed to sea {or her
trial trips. The news that the big
lighter is to have a trial trip after be
ing in commission so long comes as a
surprise to naval officers. who long
ago concluded that the vessel would
not he tested so as to make possible
a comparison of her sea-going qualities
with that of the privatehyard built sle-
ter ship, the Louisiana. Orders have
been issued to have the Connecticut.
out of dry dock in about two Weeks.
and the vessel is expected to he in
condition to leave, early next month.
The trial trip. it is expected. will tnkc‘
place over the Rocklnnrl course. oil
Immediately after
her trials. the battleship will rejoin the
Atlantic heat at the target practice
grounds of! Cape Cod.
ONLY CURE .FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklip Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “I suffered for years with
and belching. l - tried everything i
until 1 took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
. For sale by R. H. Plalsted, F. H.831}.-
TueeacULosis coumsblon.
. HARTFORD, .July 17.~—Announco-
meat was made yesterday of the make-
up of‘the commission, named by Gov-
ernor Woodruft in accordance with re-
cent legislation, to investigate tuber-
culosis in the state of Cdnnecticut.
The members of the commission are:
Pr. .‘l. P. ,C. Foster. chairman. New
invert; liev. James Nihill. Ilrldgeport;
New Haven; Arthur R. Kimball. Wan
erbnry; John F‘. (incubation. Hart-
lord; Horace ii. Cheney, .Mdlifilifilitel’l
William J. Brennanghlew‘ Lon on.
, lull: (in. . ,.
DANBURY. July firms. Emeline
barber, agedflidi years as months.
died here yesterday. . .3“. area
daughter of modernist 7 . her father,
Abel Downs. haying ton twlt ‘tg‘p
Boycntli Connecticut Ra intent. tie
had been foilinu'hlcntsllylor several
years. but had beenill “but a pee .
Two sons aurvlvoher.
BISHOP “0%?“
' caaeassc runes July. .1 .«r
The Catholic narrower ,euvron as,
been lined 310, by a local call t’ffi yin
lotion otthapeaal code; . e c a re
against the Iiifliidliqytttl that he ltd
Deriormcd a nitrous. suture c ,.
before erect or the perform co,
9 civil cercmony had been all!
limit
A
stream: new NA‘VM. nausea.
or. ruraasaund. July 17...... ice»
Ad. lull Luminous will leave, row
sis, t tonight onto cruiser‘t’or a trip
1 x was ii thaitretic‘ticasn‘in
like Harmonica sec
rderitbsulo‘ctsa new novitlbsrbor on
II. I'll} Haiti-Iii ebullillupts ‘
on the ‘
dyspepsia. used to have great distress .
'conld hear of, but nothing helped me ‘
» HEWASHIpGTONI ST. -
0 amp. cube. ,
‘ I Ma‘IhM41057.
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Very Pretty Gotten Value.
“ In our fancy” trash, ébolls‘isectldh, inthc llizgsdhtl‘cat, we
are now sliowl‘ug‘an unusually prettyliu‘e 0f COICOH VOIIGS‘.
an ideal sunlincr{shriek—Just: tlicthlpg to keep. the hot
hot wrathcr out those sampler ‘tlafys. We have them in ' .
plaids, checks and ovcrvpiai‘ds as well as the new tan and .
lesihcr shades. , 1 , . ’ I, ‘ K . ‘.
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Iocvalncs...:.......‘.....‘........ ...... ..12%c‘ :
256 values ......... . ........ ..19c
29c values . ....... . .............. 25c
Semedesseeublsgd‘erinss in the
"Basement”lainen destina-
Embroidered and scalloped ledge stlc‘Tops, just the
rig'llt'a'rticlc for the top‘of tiicpiazzn tabl‘c.““"Fli,c lloliscwifc
of discernment, who is alwayslpoklug for pretty; articles
with which to beautify her home will find these fascinating
indeed. , ' ‘ ‘ '
30 inches squarc,‘75c each. 36 inches square, $1 each.
‘ 45 inches square, $1.25 each. ‘ , .
Scarfs, 18x36, 65¢ each. 18x54, 75¢ each.
7
. Japanese Drawn Work.
Here are scarfs, ccntcr pieces, table cloths in squares
of all sizes that are certainly very desirable. W‘ on in the
vicinity of the basement linen ‘dcpartmcnt, just ask to see
this work ;‘ you'll licflplcaSed with it. {
Squares range in size from (3 inch to 24 inch.
from too to $4.00.
Table Cloths from 36 inch to 54 inch. Prices front$3
to $8.50.
Prices
u
Irish Linen Hand Embroidered
Dollies and Center Pieces.
These are in four new designs, made round with em-
broidered edge.
Sizes 8 inch, 12 inch, to 18 inch. Prices 35c to $3.25. , g
11" l'
-”. «11:34
” mm s ; brainy;
ON OUR STOCK OF‘KIM‘ONAS AND DRESSING SACKS.
WE HAVE ALARGE LINE, ALL THIS YEAR'S STYLES AND PAT-
renNs. i .
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VALUES HANGING FROM 50¢ T0 $3.00. . . Vt .
SPECIAL PRICES THURSDAY AND THE BAL‘ANCE OF THE WEEK.
WE ALSO INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LAOIEB’ SUITS.
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WHITE SUITS ..... ..... . .......... ........‘2.98‘|'O“.98
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«Lumber an Work. fer; glutinous
‘ *‘ i reciprocate about " l ‘
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pod inilhihqi‘flflmml u‘Ali" , ,ur‘ar.uarll.¥gsqu9..r§r jurist-{aim mica
WWII Pfifiibifiiblm‘nifiii: ”millennial: '9'! loosening rundown
warmer.“ we i Writer; up. one row "is .‘fr‘
rice. Redwqddgbyprdpo. Parlor-"indecision. ctr-sights“ inner III:
immunoassay. circumcisionccbiuct pars. mama work. Jill!“
string-hoaxes... " , .
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