WELATHER EQRECAST.
For lorwalk nitd‘vlcnity: ‘ Partly
cloudy lwltll probably local showori
and collar tonight. Wednesday fair.
The 1111111111111. that was in the Lake
region yesterday morning has moved
rapidlyloastWiii'd‘and is new central
over tie maritime. provinces It pro« .
duced local showers in the Lake re-
gion. 111111 the northern portion of
New E1 gland; It is iollowud by an area . ‘ .
of highl pressure with louver temperw
tilrcs. $eVeral thunderstorms wcle re-
ported lfrom the Lake region. Condi-
tions lbvor for this vicinity partly
cloudy' weather and p0ssibly local
shower; followed on Wednesday by
fair ant cooler.
. Tomorrow never gets here, but yes
tcrdsy 1is always at our heels
~.———~——-—-—-—-
A regular routine lllceting of Colfax
Encampment was held last evening.
The barge Frank has arrived with a
cargo oi coal for the Ferris Coal 001111
puny.
Mr.1a11d Mrs William Henry Cour-
tcr, are residing at “The Austin, " No.
7 Elizalbelh street
'I‘he lmonthly meeting of the Norwalk
Building and Loan Association will
be held this evening at the oflicc 01'
Taylor and Golden
1..
The South Norwnik police force in-
deed acorns conventionallty. as tho
inclllllols of the force are still wearing
their sltruw hats ,
Mrs. Belle Gregory. who has been
vlsltil22 her mother, Mrs Olmstead 111
Mill 1 sin has returned to her home
111 Smith N01 walk
'l‘he ten-acre plotter 1111111 on Cedar
street, owned by Mrs. Charlotte Cor-
belie ‘is being surveyed by Ii. it Ull-
10. civil engineer.
Henri H. Tones. and wife, of Quin-
tal'd awenue. returned, last evening.
from 11 week‘s visit at. Ocean Grove.
Asbury and Belmar, New Jersey.
—-Dll. Dick’s cures malaria.
sarcomas This area: you,
WILL 111111211 111w: 1111111111 11011
THE BE‘ST VALUES
A very strong stall 05 teachers gives
individual 11191111»: to every 11111111. A
thorough propnrution for college or
business, 111111111111 training. athletics.
Reopens for Fall Term. Thursday,
Septelnbepad. .
For Catalogue. address
ALFREQ C. BDBJENT,
Head Master. ‘
TIDE OF IMMIGRATION.
Over 1,400,000 Aliens Admitted in a
Year—Mr Sargent's Views.
Commissioner Sargent’s report fill‘l
the fiscal y,ear which ended June 30 ‘
. 1907,13 about ready to he made puva
lie, and it will show that the total nuln ‘
her of aliens admitted during that 1111-.
riod was something more than 1,,400-
000, or in the neighborhood of 200,000
more than came during the your preced-
int; Mr. Sargent said today: 'I do not
i believe it is true that undesirable i111
migrants come wholly from any one
country. We do not want people 110111
other countries who prov criminals
Neither do we want people who, be-
lcause of political belief want to lél 1 was marred by some one in the 11111
“1111 YOU ‘
Are 1
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‘ 1.111.
and enjoy the
3121111112“!
One on no Horse-Farm W11
1...... 11111111111171, 6
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
...—...»...—
THE GIRL FROM BROADWAY
The Girl 11‘1'0111 Broadway, not by any
means the strongest play; as to plot.
that has been been seen here. was We
seutod at Hoyt's Theatre last night
and everything considered the com-
pany did excellent Wolk with“ the ma
tel'iul on hand. Nellie Mae lirewate‘r
11s Ninettc, was exceedingly charming
and was accorded numbel'less encor'cn
at every appearance. Virginia was
equally as pleasing as Lupus Rosebud
the girl from Broadway. 'illo chorus
was one of the best that has even 1111111
ed the local stage and their splendid
work added materially to the strength
and success of the plodllction.
In the second act the performance
.11.
911111
as mucu blood as they can and we do 1 may trying to start 11 fire panic at 11
not want people Who are BIIIfUOSii or' slight. mishap to tile apparatus used
diseased and who have no ambition to in collncdtion with the calcium lights.
become good cltlensl But those class‘- For the balance of the week the Lil‘o‘o .
9! do not come hum any lml'llt'ulariglnpn will present an interesting line
society and it Is because we nnvc 111-(1f moving piclulcs and 1111.11 week the
her that we 11111 compelled to put up‘
with 11 certain per cc11t.of bun timber.
lra Cole and family have ”returned
home. to Norwulk from New Hump.
shire where they have been spending
most of the sllmlllcl'.
'l‘llclNorwalk City Council will hold
"11111111111 1111 p1 minority in this: soon ‘
try is directly reflected in E11ropc.AnI
immense amount 01' labor is needed in
the United States. We's got to have
labor, and we must take itnllan labor.
We cannot very well exclude all thcI
Hunchakists and Black Hand people
that come in with the labor. Every
11 session tonight at the-council cham:
her 111 Wall street. This will be the
regular semi-monthly session.
.'—-.
Goo go C. Lockwood, who has been
spcntllE‘ng the sunl’nuu' .11 Rowland. Pike
Countl' Penn" returned to Norwalk
ycsler'dm on 11 flying trip and went
back this morning.
Frederick Robinson of East Norwnlk
has resigned his position as night
Dalian, chum in the South Norwulk
rnill'ofd depots, and John Morurity has
slices 1 111111 him.
Contractor John F. McMahon, of
South Norwalk, was among the atten-
dants at the funeral of Michael Scull
Inn 1111 mellv publisllel or the Connec-
tlcnl li‘nlholic. which was held ill llalt
lord yesterday morning.
William A, Clark. who has been
swny‘on it vacation trip, has returned
to his; home and business, and Georg
A. \l‘lolploy has started on his vuca
lion. lMi'. and Mrs. thlplcy will spend
their time In and about Canaan.
Blulrnuln Council. .Iloynl Arcauuul.
will 11111111 this evening and will be
visited by Grand Regent Walker 111.
11.114120 oi’ Mcridou. who will deliver
an 11 dress on the good of the order
nrlcr whlcb refreshments will be
served
2W
u—Fo2l languid weak, rundown? 1101111.,
11111111 Stomach “ o‘it"?—'-.iiist 11‘ plnlii
case of luzy liver Burdock Blood 511'
torn tones liver and stomach promol
es digestion. purities tho b10011. .
W
’i‘l111 Norwnlk city water 11.111111111761111
is lun‘sring about. 1100 feet of pipe 111'
Fourth sirvoi.'i"11ut Norwalk. it has
iii-1111‘ 111111111111111'11ss11ry to lowur this sec-
tiull 11' 1111111 about tllreeieet.11wing to
the (Eu-t 111111 it freezes in winter. The
mull of the. street has been cut. down
stood the pipe was into several years
ago.
Chester ill. Nichols. and family, who'
are i t'breuenl occupying William 1.111»
1121" 110111911 111, ii and View i'orruee.
it move about 13011111111141 It'll. to 1111.
res once. at unanimous. smith in Film
Wu arenas. having taken 11 knee of
the owe: floor. tilts. Smith is 111 pre-
nen airing alterations 11111110 to 11111
11011111.
111-«lief. goinity Mfg. Co. in lliill
yet 1 holder Carburetsr'mr
solids, also .411 Water st
'1‘ s 11111111111. Library and the
81111 b Norwslk Library have gotten
rem y hlblogrnpliies for the use 9111
11111.11 bers of the Friday Afternoon (jib
'l‘hld club is to study Scothind ir‘elsnli
and Wales 11. 1 winter Both lists at
boo 11 iii 19111.10 the papers 011
‘79 5'51 b.5391. and will be
11' n thereafter 1111 mom
i
I "It: 11i11'1‘1s Sicilians and all others who
ltalian is not a Black Hand any more
than every Armenian is a. Iiunchnkisi,‘ 1
but we must have laws that will ox ;
eludel5 such persons from the United
are honest. who went to own homes‘.
of their own and till the soil, give their'
children that which they had not uni
education. and who wish to viieconlu'
good citlens, should be "ivcn every op
portunity to come into the country. no
matter what their men may be."
In reply to 11 question as to the di~
rection of the tide of immigration.
Mr. Sargent said that it was impossi-‘ l
hie to divert the growing influx into
such a place as New York 111 11 day or
11 ycul.
"New York and the large cities are
better known abroad than any other
localities." he said. “When a family
from 11 certain state in Europe settles
in North Carolina or Texas. and bev‘
comes satisfied its members write toi
that part of the slate heroines colon 1
led with people of the same race and
from the some common home in iiiu- i
rope. Gradually the tide is turning to
the south, the southwest and the
1101111311111.-
"111 the past twelve months accord-
ing do .019 11111011.. we have had me
immigration into New Orleans 1111110111-
‘i the people back heme. and eventually.
year, the greatest. numbers of aliens
came from ltaly. Austria» diungary und-|
basalts, mime who went to Galvesto
were mostly Ruskin Jews, and this 11
an indication that tho ukricdlttlral
holds are offering more inducements
to with people. All through. the south,
Minibar of to sign settip‘rs is grow
12 .“tts it bceo 11111111111111 In liilrope.‘
t 111111.115 parts 111 this country otter
150500 .091 s to buns tide settlers.
'lt is my (1‘ question of time when
foreigners ilnd pointltoy can do butts
in smaller places than in the 1111'; 1'.]
i511, 1111: It is going to rcuulrs 11 great.
1
, the remainder of the week. with 11 111111-
iu'cnk a number of new plays for tin»
vcston increased greatly. During the .
Knickerbocker Stock 00.. 113111111an
the McConnell Sisters Will present 11
first class repertoire.
THE AMERICAN LIFEOK‘CM'WL
The American Liieolzruph 1‘. .1211111111'
under the direction of Prob-mu- liner
lander. will be at iioyt's 'i‘heullc 1111
ineoS .'1t111day at. 9' .30 11.111 This week
I’lofossor l‘ nglnildcr will show to the
tllcittlegoel's of South Norwalk every
new moving picture and Illustlatcd
songs, which ,wlll be sung by Master
Walker. accompanied at,,th11 piano by
Miss Alice Pintt. This Is to be an e\
cspiionally strong show. as Professor
Idnglnudor has secured tlli1 best of pic-
tures to 11.111,1 for this ellgugluilcut i s-
on! prices. 1'1. 10 15c.
liNICKIPRIlOCKFRb "FUCK CU.
'I‘Iie Knickerbocker Stock (3111111
pally. plescnting the clever Slsiois Mo-
Conuoll and 11 cast of capable players.
will 111,1 the 111111151111111111 oitorillr. 111 the
lheallo all of next week. 1'.-11111111111111111.r
Monday night with Western mole
drama entitled Amp. s the 1111111111. .111
the initial 1111l“lol‘1111111co.llurlllg tho
first “11111 111111111 111 popular prices will
lie given. among which will be lleuimul
Thompson's beautiful 11lo.1.'l‘l111 'I‘wo
Sisters iilcuklui; lili‘ 111111.1‘1111 Silver
'Dugger. ’l‘hc (‘olm 1do \\'1lif.llnder
False (lolol'.s 11nd 'll111 Cowboy s Girl
are 111110111: those to lu- pmdueod This
company will he at lloyt‘s 'l l11111t1e all
of next week. at the popular prices of
:10, 20 and :10 cents. lloll‘ t 11111111 set-inn
this orulnllzntiml 111 these prices at
Hoyt's ’I‘ln-utre.
. .. MUSIC WHAIJ.‘
'l‘hu Ildiccirrnzrnph drawn bin crowds
11s usual at Music llnli. The pictures
are vo‘ry funny, and include 'l‘lu1 1111111-
will Champion. (lrmuipn's Vacation.
11.1111 others. The songs are entirely
‘new. The idioctrogrilpll Company. has
pecul'od estimates on 11 new floor and
you give unces twice a week. as soon
as nitornt oils are. complete. ’l‘ho hall
Will be renovated and owing to the
diet that many had to he turned nwny
'iuat Haturdiw. the lllallnaluucnt lulu
goo cred 500 more seats for the 11111111111
10 1111611 of the patrons“ 'i‘lio Blociro
11mph 00. shows nothing but the best
many years tor that. fast textbecome
general knowledge throughout Europe“
‘ “h‘ 7’"! 1‘78 ,
i‘Js‘l‘oon vhtlfifl 22,511 I is
\IWHH
It v .
11.9.1.1 7111...»... and Passengers 111.
19nd at hamburg .‘t‘un at. .
.iilAB'l'ON, Pa...aopt.,A Mhlfiii Valley
express train lrom Buffalo to New
Kerk. was wrecked curly today near
attonbur tunnell in New“ srsoy. iii
has no 1111. 121111.11» 111111111 a’et
ltratnmed 11.121111111911391: Wereimursj
but nous of thetlntter fatally. The trial
was running at high speed when the
locomotive jumps the truck and
etpluiimidflute the mountain side. The
21111111111111er injured were riding in the
making our M0111 or the others were
'111 their berths. and while they were
considerably 11111111111 up they were not
badly 1.1111.
Numbers 1,111
to cutout th 11
11112 11111111 11111.
and meet undo-date moving pictures.
as it has standing" order with all
leading ill manufacturers. and in
this way receive the very 111st prints
turned out '
l
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ODD FELLOWS' AMENDMENTS DE-
. . 7591.750.
Sl'l‘. $11,115. 11111.. So pt i7. -‘-'i‘lio
sovereiilm gram lodge of Odd Fellows.
its first business session, overwhel-
111eg , detected the cor‘lstimtionnl
amendment excludiunewhoiesnls liquor
doctors from membership in the order.
Retail liquor 111111111111 11111 been 11111111111
from membership for ten years The
proposal to reduce the age of eliglbil
lty to membership from 21 to 18 years
verumcni has uwurded W. 1). Stevens
.duty at the Jamestown Exposition, 11nd
'1'1111' ..11 “
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112.1.
droodsosroum
0053
South {herons
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. -
Cllfiord—O. C. Hullal‘d, Walter H.
Tenney E. B ..lollnson W. 0. Swift
Joseph A Stahl. Joseph Mayer, C. W.
Maudunt W J. Driscoll George B
Hall. C 1). Rankin H L. Bellman John
Murdock C. W. Ntcwhols Boston; C. E.
Morebonsc R. Mumpton F. I-I.Bnke1'.
L. N. Fromm Miss Dawson. Miss
0k sit. J C_ Ball, New York; John Z1111
ler 11rti‘ord;W.'lltc‘rS Davis, Washing-
ton; F B: l.11wrc‘nco.Brooklinc; 1".
Richardson Trenton; Mr and Mrs;
William Maser Row-nylon; Richard 0.
Wife. Dunbury; C B. llunncll. Soutlr
”Port '1‘. W. Mnlloi‘d, 1111111111111.
Mahaskemo-~.l. W. Studwull,
York: ll. S.’l‘ufi's,/1ll111n.\'; iiarrv Dn‘w
son. Philadelphia“. A. l.. ’I‘omIInIsoIl
Bridgeport; (3. i. Itot‘kwoil 1111111111
fit1i1i;L Ii
lluvis. New York; Pcrcv (l Sarl‘eui
New Haven; .1 l1.li11rkhurdt.Sonil1
Kent; 8. Glocnstcin. llrldgeporh F. S.
Mauvilie. A l’ctelson, C. W. F rl'csi,
A. Strand. F Sl111lcller.F. W. lit ipei'f‘,
Ed Dohcrty. New York; G. W. Price
ilrovidelice: A. 'i"..\\'11ck11s. Mr nd
Mrs. lielchier. cltv: .I. A. Will 111's.
Hartford; .l. linuuh. New York: C.
Benedict. city; 'i'honlos bl. Council,
New‘York; .l. G. 'l‘utlle. Hartford; C
llowe. lloston; W. ll. Yost, Philndch
liliin: S. C. Whipple Worcester; ll.
Sandman, New York.
SURGEONS EIGHT BUBONIC
PLAGUE.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17. —IFoul
surgeons of the Marilu1 Hospital Scr
.vice haye been ordered as assistants
or Dr. Rupert Blue. in charge of the
bubonic plague situation They are
Doctors Creel and vogcl. who landed
at 1 cattle that Saturday from the Pllil~
ippines. and Dr. Rocker detached: 3111111
1‘
New
Hurllulit. Wilton: Wm.
hr. Roberts. ordered from Washing-
ton. Dr. Blue last night said:
”1 consider the situation 111 San Fran-
cisco .weil worthy of drastic measures
More surgeons ol' the Marine Hospital
Service will be Iordl'l'cd to my assist-
ance, as we need them."
WOODSTOCK AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.
WOODSTOCK, Sept. l?.~—’l‘he Wood-
strlck Agricultural Fair opened today
with a Very large attendance of people
in the northeast corner of the state.
Governor Woodl'ufi and party. Lieuten-
uni pvt-1 nor Luke and others were 11‘:-
per: hfiiutifi. who illillt raised that the
11011111111111 would not make any formal
address.
7" 11 "',. 3': 1 7,."
“W ‘""“""“‘ I
ktiso 111111;
frequentvisito
or yy‘fic; weather
irons iin on you
willy ppprecigge
the comfort"an l
.5‘“;
one of “our 12“)”
amim‘tc'rti ht
hell
' . errors by munabury ‘nnd Loy. while .
1161' Burton. while Dorncy made several
’ 'very clever stops at second base. and
, iterk for the Americans.
The 1311111111111 added one more noon
to their long list by defeating the 'I
strong Americans. of Norwalk.‘
spore at 12 I10 2 summonses 11:11; on
posted to 1211111 the Westcotts. t‘btn
lord but the, 151111113 11111; cancelled Silt
nr'uny morning an antitrust 11111111 ‘ii
oi one of the 1,1111%
11 name was 11111111300“
cubs. who 1112111111 03335 ‘
from the West 1211 and Winnifliluks.
1111 Word unable t . ‘ ,
11 showing 11.111111111121110... 121111611111. 1
smith pitched an excellent game 11111
the home tottm, allowing the visitors
but three hits. and struck out fourteen,
men. 11111011 pitched a good game for
the visitors. 112,1 was gives very peer
support The Americans secured their
only two runs in‘ the eighth inning. on
the tennis scored almost at will.
The main features of the gulps wns
the tickling of C Cantrell 111111 B Clerk, ‘
1
Broiherton, at short, did very good
Next Saturday the Darlens will play ,
l
1
their last game of the season, on their :
grounds, when they will play the
strong Winnlpauk team. and a title
game is expected. Saturday. Septsm
1191 28.0111 Darlene will go to New Ca-
naan and play the strong team from
that place
IIIS‘qure of Saturday's game:
1 .
\
“The Special values are so lmponallt 111111112111
cannot afford to overlook 11 5111111111111.
‘0
' 1,...
Women's White and Colored Shirt Walsh, reduced from 591: to ...... . . .391: ‘
I
Big assortment of women' s Shirt Walsss, were 751:. 89c and 981:, now. . .. .595 .
‘One lot comprising all our $1.00, $1. 25, $1. 39 and $1. 50 White Walsh at“
a remarkable low price, only ................................ 19125
$1.69 and $1.75 Walsts closing out at .......................... ' ..... , ..
$1.10
void. ‘
$198 and $2. 25 Walsts, now only ........... . ........ .. .. ...........
‘Biack or White China Silk Walsts, reduced from $3. 25 to ........... ”$225
$5.00 Waist-.10 ciosc,‘ o‘nly ...... . ...... ........... $3150 .‘
.. 1 ""1.
33.35111311111111an 81.. 110 NW“!
'l‘wo base hit—41 Liey.
'l‘lll'ce base hit-13. Clark.
1111 lly pitcher—~Wilson.
belt on bascs'Dai'iells, 5; Ameri-
cans 7.
Burned runs—wri‘driens; 5
Passed bulleulvoy,
Umpircw'i‘sylor.
Time of game-'1 hour and 35 min
utes .
WALKER'S BiBLE IN S‘TONE.
...—4....
Defaultcl‘o' Presen‘ From His Father
‘ at Church Dedication.
.‘.
Church was laid yesterday afternoon.
Rev. i)r."l‘.‘ 11). Brown oiiiciating For
mar Senator A. J. Slopcr delivered 1111
microns and in placing the box in the
cornerstone said that the
and which was torn down to make way
tor the new church. in‘ the first box
was a Bible given to William F. Will'-
ker. tie abscondlng banker, by his
the church on the ily lost of the 131
bio was written "'f‘o Willie from P115
1111." The Bible. it Is thought, was
placed in the corner- stone at the core-
nlonics today
BRUCE EXPEDITiON PROBABLY
, ...LOST I .
. BERLIN, Sept. 17.-—A telegram
from Advent Buy. via ..liunlmertost,
states. that nothing has been hero-d
left the base 111 supply almost
month ago with the intention of
111111 11111111111 2.
Mli‘ngi’liulbWith whom were Captain
bullpen. former companion-.1011 the
Prince 0!.Mohbsu111ond Captain John-
son dormer 11021611111011 01:01. N11 sen.
tool; revision 1; 0‘ weeks only,1i‘n‘u
11311111 11111 unit be found' skills" the
could} 1H2 feared that'tbo threg’gbve
tabs 11 attempts to cross nee
Wannabe; . Their sleds have. been
111111111 1111811 ‘lindi 111;.
WWW“ .
111 1111s
WATFIRBURY. - M8901. 117. wl‘upllla,'
11111 1111111111 bn‘i‘ndii‘mster, has brought
110.1190. suit 11,3 1111111111 fialqrno.
at this 111111.161» 1' ch hi" i: 11111151..
senile dist; 0311211111 111111111-
‘ .1“..‘;2l"1...
1‘0‘
hidiiiiii the.”
United is
11. for theolr services
N312? the 1731.11.11.11... War. It we
“’11“
board on not ill
131111
“a; odiolsliy announced today that
3 your had been Warden a
.00 010
. : dilution to do so,
the 1111111111111 11min; Mil p
3" destitute
DAiUENS. ab r b no a e:
U011nsbury,rf........5 2 0 0 1 1
Ley,‘c ......... 5 3 116 3 1
Smith. p... ...... ....6 2 3 0 5‘0
B,Clurk.ss .......... 5 1 2 2 3 0
Henly, 31» ........... 5 0 0 l 3 0
nF.‘Cllll‘k,1b .......... 4 1 1 4 2 1
C. Cantrell, l‘i ........ 4 0 0 2 0 1
P.011111rell.ci’.. ....11 1 l O 0 0
Ferguson 2b ......... 4 2 1 2 2 0
Total ......... 41 12 9 27 19 1i
AMERICANS. an r ll [10 a c
Brotherton, as ...... .4 0 0 3 2 1
Peusley. 3b .......... 1i 1 0 2 1i 0
‘Hines,li’..... ........ -i 0 0 1 0 0
Dorncy, 2b ........... 4 0 1 4 3 1
Mulvoy, (1.... ....... .111 1 1 4 0 1
11111191111. cl ........... 4 0 0 1 0 1
MWcCl‘lirk, lb ....... 4 0 0 7 l 3
Dngon‘, p ............. i 0 l 2 ,3 1
Wilson. If .......... .4 0 0 0 0 0
Total ............ 30 2 3 24 13' 8
Score by innings:
Dnricns ........ 3 1 0 5, 0 ] ‘~l‘.l
Alllerlcons ..... 00 0 (i 0 0 2 0—— 2
Summaries: .
Struck och-By Smith. 111; by 11111 ‘
gen, 4.
Base on balls—0ft Smith, 3; off Do-
gon, 5.
NEW BRITAIN, Sept. 17 -—~The cor- *
nersitmo 01 the new First Baptist '
contents -
were the same as those placed in the :
first church building erected in 18611 I
111121111 who was at that time pastor oi ‘
from the William Bruce expedition. J
(”to .
It-
Buns AVE
South Harwell]!
WEST 5111.11.11) soul
We are now developing this choice residential property, 1‘0-
.1. 1&1!an with " ten minutes of the statics. It has . ‘
been carefully rrestrictcd, and admitted into half acre lots, which '
her View Park, and now the best of all, HIGHLAND EAR
11331111111111 Bond at 1111111111
ft. 5', 11.11.1111. 1111111111 lnuns ans.
‘ 252 Huguenot Street,
New B shells, N. Y. '1’
Merrill 118111113 §
ENTER motions SEPrEMBnR 111.
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It has bitch adopted by.‘ the
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W ha 6 them 11115111911
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