_ llod‘ It the that. many of $6th
173'“
3.13.9
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Dan's Kidney Pills In over coast Con-
film 0 be held at Hall helical.
er a short
“can“. grow on
to country dis
sntlal
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1101:1165: £01522" hm. arm; heudmt‘tegs The Ionu .
c otesrln Insoluoat
111mm. mfgxmflmxngegmf pupal; our leave In June. a
lay 'Iu‘rtlish ambush! 'Id sandy” one at New London “hr
11 ship? to take part i“ .
”'9'“ ‘°"'“°°‘.‘ ”NF“ cl‘tfx igthbo Olynlpio.Chlc'ugo.' gob
thin.d don't
see are 11W
'lzap'o II
I:' may “9 “k bem'h- h‘eflmm' toi'é “rm Icaiiy'n the whole cruise u'rillH
”b“ "9°" ”9 "m“ mm“ bo In northern ‘wuters.
I'm-ks mallsnt .drel especially,”
pads Into some novels. .
I ..are brown and green,
‘mndé into paper !II'(' generallyI Gt ”“0“" 0f “‘6 5"" department
' ,1. 'l‘lits‘ 1,, when they bark my India has chdrgo or the humus division
, . Milli
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, loses 13 the Metres. ~
soar consular themselves In
. , now-Ii (mood That Is why they
.. them so.—-Lipplncottla.
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.i. W. WlLLlAMBON'S LETTER-
.". 111111-1111 Williamson; Knoll
‘13.. writes.
Regulars In July
WASHINGTON. May
ll the plans for tile ‘Irifiy whilstlvers
101- 311111
Iner These WWWIII n tutu
luaellolit' lnlllil'lf'wllt panic lie with
'otthem, FrIlongIImsl
”a I by “gun“. and 11 the regular- as 11111 year. more will
- ~ sediment manila bi'lck rllt
flfififlmwghs ”mum, ,, There will also be a detachment of
' 's “a: start; these symptoms
« d I are always been
""- Id this excellent ptep- '5 to July 2‘-
“m Pm“ 50 template any Infantry maneuvers for
Iluffalo.
orkem sole agents for the United
be 14 companies of the militia all
members of the Coast Artillery Dorm
the medical corps with their olilcers.
'I‘bs examines will he held from July
The war department does not con
the Connecticut militia. and the coast
artillery will be the only 0051! "all
this summer. This was the cm
year, and the department found t‘e on
that it wollled well. 'I‘ he legular army
otllcei's expect to improve conditions
of last willmm
more land
fore.
soul" 1 New Condos will be I very busy
place at 11111111 pull of the summer.
“"5" furnish when the troops on; opt to an '10 .
mfittll‘ln Artillery lo Participate Will. .
8.—-'l‘he war
cased department lute ppthed practically
the men are now ‘
lot with the work thou be ,
Ranges as good as
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M'I'THOBJI'I’.
roh'ably one or two
No Oldest: Wanted.
5111‘ WASIIINGNN. my 8>—4.loionel 1:.
11111111111111 notice (mm the udlutam
fin”. were at one “ma up“ [01",an of. Connecticut thdt no not»
Now we use mm
m showing up. the am to serve with the militia.
minniolled unicorn were wanted by
The war department recently sent to
mph . loss that they could have homeom-
.599. ssioned officers 'for Instruction pur
' 'aes during the coming sllmlnel ull
d1'a rodent order of the department.
(1 reason I11 assigned for the refusal
of‘ the adIutnnt general.
...—‘.‘.
MR8. GLEA80N DIES.
CAMBRIDGE Mass. May 8.—'l‘he
"Tm" ‘5 ‘0 certify nlurlos received by Mrs. Thomas Ii.
'l “I“ F°|°H Kidney KW! lesson. of Arlington. when she was
amour “WWII” Ind kid”! attacked by Edward Lynch near her
.‘2' fl? “I“! am free ‘0 “Y “I“ ll Wl ' home on Thursday. proved lstnl today,
W”.
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datum _
13111.1 Ironwood; 8087.771"
lg yon have not seen our 1811mm .. ..
-. mil :Relrislmstor. you should 1". '11
_ l , 11"
. W 3'0“ claim 10" “3' 99’9” the woman expiring at a has tat.
9‘” “‘3 "95‘0”“ health Lynch .was walking with the wth'non
.lo thousands 0’ "”1 when he suddenly attacked her with u 1 ,
, '9 Contains “0 harm- knife, cutting her throat,'snd thenvconl ,Edllstul.’
I ’01 smell“! 1» tukr- milled suicidevby blowing out 1111
“Wiley 396 F H- 9‘7"”- ‘” brains with a shotgun. Mr Gleason
was at the bedside of his wife when
HW she died
. 1M YMND.
" r us ' 11 »
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hummus-11.13311. 'pryddr. ~ ~' 515:? " 1 ‘
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dwaumukrnus WW
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11qu " mules. 7 . . .0
MW“... W. m
E”. "a." Elm." 31.23 10 32.50..
0.13. at Maryland» ,1 .215 U335
Ladies Oxfords
SWEDB
539N315
TAN-
3an to 64.011.
Wear, Shoes T11 1111
1211'L wasumo'rou are or.
.aaoals use.
, prayer serif
i
. lthe Household oi
’ ..vning. touched-1m
we hgr Union Lyceum
120.me meet
mob IV; J. Whaley as Slater Julia
'1; . 1‘1 u. '3 1
' City.
cos. written $31);de 31's,:
‘.'”"M‘f‘"
IUdL'N'
" illd‘litz't‘l Hr M'l
first Methodist Episcopal Churt I1
1111 NMIIII. Frank Dunweli Wal-
_.llodtill«‘-ddndeyi morning class.
public worship at 10: 80, sermon
. gills pastor subject The Divine
of the 8011 0! God: Bible 110me
fit 12 m.; Epworth teams at 6 :8trl'J'1.
'Iht'. subject. Making a Guest of Oh
”killers. Mrs. Frank [ltmwell Waltel
and Miss Jennie anyrrat tbelemninsn
worship the no r Wlllp profit the sec
ond sermon oft o series Ituresque
Visions of the Ribio,1111bjec.t A Strong
Soul‘s mule. With a Mysterious.
Visitm special music by the quartet. _
The Tuesday evening class will be
omitted this week on account of the
mass meeting held under the auspices
of the 0 A. It. encanl ment The
prayer service will be he (I at 7: 35 p.
Thursday. short song service un
de'r the Mutation of Mrs. Walter. led
by a chorus choir. Gospel solos will
he leud'ered and an interesting service
will be held. It Is to be a ‘lllstth Ser-
vice." Wednesday evening there will
be on Epwosth League Social hold at
the home or Mrs, Francis Andrews. Ill
West avenue. A pleasing program
wtllrbe‘rendered andra pleasant time
assured to all who attend. .
Norwnllt Methodist church. Frank D
Torrey. putorwlliordisg service, 101110
I. as The “"3190! Ill" be "slits
Church or the Faithful" Evening sor
vice. 7: 80. The pastor will preach on
«rue Story of the Der nor Who he.
auntie: . morning clan
10991.08. 9- 30 led by F H. Bedlent'.
Sunday school. beginning promptly at
12:05. - Duncan-images devotional
sorvlcc moo 112 In.. topic. “Malling n
Guml of the Christ.“ and tbe meetillt
wil‘- be led by Miss May Bennett and
,hlss Winnie Smith. Tuesday. 8 p In.
. Womens WM Missionary meetinv;
nettle pal-annals: My, 7135 p.111.
Class mating; led hyF. T. Roscoe.
Wednedw. 8 p. 111.. Suudhy‘ school
b dmsetlng. ’i‘bor'adsy,7:.\tf1p m.
yer III-sting Friday. 7380 p. m..
Mbthodllt Brotherhood. The speaker
fa'r the evening will be 1131.011»qu
Mprtln Tlpole u D., of- -Btamford
V‘.‘ \
, GONGIIMTIOIAL
@0th Norwalk' Congregational
church Charles 8. MacinMd.’ star;
Theodore It ravine, summit
worship at 10: 80 a. 111.. at which the
pastor will preach taki'ng as his sub
Sect “Morals In Modern Business.“
The Blble school, including the youuu
whmens department and the young
11 department meets at 12 o‘clock.
nAllgnthe Men's Christian inquiry Club.
w ich meets at the same hour. the
subject will be "Christianity in the
Apostolic Age.’ the‘ leader being John
B. Lawrence. The subject at the We
uten's Christian inquiry Club will be
"Our Children's Book Acquaintances."
the discussion being opened by Mrs.
Susan B. Welch At the evening ser-
vice the pastor will preach, taking as
his subject ”I‘he Bearing of Many
Burdens. "
First Congregational Church. Nor-
lk. George D. Egbert. pastor-—
rnlngsenvipe It 10:89 preaching by
.1111. pastor; Sunday Inn's»! II 12115;
min League at 12 15 ,studles In the
k of Judges; evening service at
7 all the would in «the sorter chat
I on “Reliable and {led Inc"—
at“ Diamond Movement; halls
" Pppular song service precedes
the address. Pastor's Guild Weduos
tidy It 111 11 r. s. Thur-31w at 713111
address by 'w. 3.1.1.111. wanton 111
the Bridgeport Y. K C. A. Church-
Thtlrsds at 8: wad-
tithes by Mr. Lacy on Y. .C. A. work
IAPTIIT.
Croce Baptist Church. .1. Edward
Hints, motor-«it;
3: as p. 111:.- Sudan ”lid; 7115. shoc-
lal stem to the Oil. Eolows and
s‘g.’ Wednesday
Thursday
led 11y Des
dill—l
‘ IDIOOOPAL. ‘ ‘
Irrlulty chnflflvfli" X ‘nlnwooa Said!
let; rector-4Nnrth 8 day‘ or fill-
tier. 8 11'111 lilily'mo
always
welcome? «to satai' ts'u‘
Invi to this m, which" "il a
one floor Ierlvice. W sing:
my nos-seats. 1'11wa 13m
roe,
11am meeting or the «Itryzl‘we'onesl
131.9130 111111111 motor wormed-31m
’MKM In?” mint“ tl'd
MM,
~ Immanuel- w'l'nu
our ma mm -
' cur handiwork mam-1r
commas-t ' $1.71
new. modem-t
when St. John's slim m
I
Wallflb‘rd‘hflt
od’tb‘bd‘ melanoma
net-01.4““ .
proviso sales, the Dev. 1. Benton
Some people talk a great desl
to hide their meaning, 1.1111 '369ne0
any little and mean what they say.
We say, been“. there may he
the Slanted
but there are acne better. It will
surely prov‘c a reliable. economical
and 11111111111 friend in every kitchen.
was SM. It all
Horace R. Nash. cor. North 111111111111 West Sta. '
» (1th violence on the’ III“ of“! drones
arm-1111'»
wit. Tuesday on»:
'ldlwl
"t 111., monia‘rlflyofiandobrfitorl', II
" 111., Sunday school: new 7 80
- 00:] 1.1 1'
' 'p mummies prayer ass clamor: ’
ultras and visitors are cordially
werner. lector~rhe 15111111 Sunday
after Easter. The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 o'clock: morn-
lng prayer and semen at I0130: Bun-
duy Ichdol at noon; mission Sunday
school at Broad River at 8:45; evening
pulysr and sermon at 7 :30 ,
St. Psul‘sv'parish, the liev. I. B.
Hos/ell, rector—Services tomorrow:
7:50 a. n ., holy communion; 10:80.11.
‘nllflmor g prayer: l2 -..m Bundsy
Illlfl‘lhi 7r1io-11.m,oveniog prayer at
ll'hl spel' The Archdeaconl'y 01‘ Fair
11 nd the I-‘sirtleld t‘ount/y Clerical
Monday at 10:80
CHRISTIAN ICIINCI soctsw.
First Christihu some solidly oi
Norwalk—«chvtlsr Sunday services It
the reading room. Munit- building.
at it 11.111 suhioct May 9th. Odom
and Pollen Man. Testimony toasting
Wednesday It II p 111. When.” ‘.” .-
vireo the public is roldiaiiy and frd
ternully invited. Reading room open
to the public each [elm-k day from I
to 5 p. n1.
—F«
ST. PETER'SE I‘ GELIcAL LUTII-
N.0HUR¢H
8t. Peter"E
Church lurlln I. Stout). pastor——
lane: s’ge regularly every Sunday It
l"1‘:30 s. m. in the chapel In North
Mainstrset. Subject of tomorrow‘s
discourse. Strive to Enter In It the
Starlght Gate. Sunday school at 9:30
a. 111.. an hour Wore service.
3 *
ADVEN? 011W GHUMH.
At the “you! Christian church. the
Whom . Rev. L P Reynolds will
preach at i0:80 I. to. «107100 D m.
Morning subject A Woman's Faith
”Rewarded evening subject, Glimpses
of God in Nature. Sunday school It.
12 In., Junior meetingst 5 p. 111.. Myai
Workers' meeting at 5:15 p. m. .. topic.
C‘hrlstlaitltYs Chisel: lawns; leader,
Oscar PIrtrlck 1.
' ”W“
spvss'rlastl banana.
Below to 'a list of letters roinalnlnl
uncalled-tor at the following post oil
80th Nomik.
Charles Dennis. West St.
Wm. Edwards. 1
Miss M. Foster. 15 Church St.
Frank Gumbel-1. ‘
Samuel Green Lungdon's island.
Louis Ismansk).
Kristina Kn'rpinam Bates Court
Mrs. Rose Knapp.
this Kovucs,
JdlI. hie Kn. Hotel Mshncltemo.
M. V. Melchiorr.
Miss BeII‘Mmeley.
MI ()snasl. 4 Day St.
Mr. Ruaenthal.
E. E. CROWE P M.
Nomlk.
Mr. J. A. Dames.
F. W. Cameron.
Miss Kate (Irovc.
II. F. Hopton. I) D. S.
Hugh McNIerney. Winflipauk.
mhipster Philip O'Brien, Chestnut
I.
Mrs. Words“, 13 Williamsport 8L
Jacob Williams.
II. S. KEITH. P. M.
...—42......
NEW LONDON CONTIITANTd.
WASHINGTON May 8.—-A petition
was oled‘,‘ today in be supreme court
of the’ District of lumhla, by Ray-
111an P., Carolyn A.‘ 'oiayto'n B..,Ind
Frsoklin A. Emlyth all of New motion.
praying for the rev-011M611 0f the pro-
tlu will of Mills R.‘ Perkins.
nations" are nephews and nie-
climbfthe deceased and set forth that
9h, processes were served on them.
on allege mental insanelty shrun-
délsry of the will. The elite In
valved If understood tolls quite larse.
and n spirited contest" to expected.
4i"“ ll! '1‘:
Wh‘h'lil' when, fill! this
article 'lh'ti'dduh'ed u... teatime}
acclaim lotion of.
my nor- are Philip ‘
ition went into a
In any q-uan
111111.111. “1:01
the senate to show will? the Connecti-
cut shrunken and m M"
...-t. opsom to the winsluuns
l
top; '13 relation to
room iresblielally IW in the
on nickdl. and this)!“ several
1.1111113111111111 with tuezstto Connecticut
continuum 8311:1111;th Hr
' St. Louis. ........... 7 It .833
schoolrflllp 111.. Sunday school at Will-
AIIociutlou will meet at the church
EVIDSeIIcal Lutheran "
9’9"“ at of the gospel In the German .
. events Yale' ll greatest strength is be-
,QENATOI IULKELIY'G POCITION. '
«yrs molt signed by 29 citizen‘s 111,,
‘Ilouf. at 188 pounds. 11 -
Middletown. lprotestin against the - new-so
1'11 , 1111 use»:
etc; and Se'nsto'r 13111111113 $12.11 It 111 ”d m ”m“ my a
"“ Intention yesterday 01‘ malt! appli‘
It . game between
.1311 the bail acht'r i1 .,
1.1,; ...III II'"'I:.' 'ij
l " Notional Liam flooding.
H w. 1.. ac.
Pittsbnr' .......... 121 11 .1131
WWW" ........ 3 3.1113131
........ . . 1 . l .
..11 11 .550
.10 12 .455
'gi‘hl clhnatl I
.15 7-I . It .488
dw York .......... d it .400
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia 4: Brooklyn 1.
Chicago 5; Cincinnati 0
Plttsburg. 5; St. Louis. 3
Boston :New York 1.
Cam I .
New York It “edgy
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
tit. irmis at Pltthurg.
(‘Inc pupil at Chicano.
dundsy Games.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati
Bi’ Ilouis at Chicago.
American League Standing.
' W.
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 4; Boston. :I tl2 Innings).
Philadelphia, 1; Washington, 0.
Games Today.
[311111011 at New ’York.
Washington at [gyllldellllllm
Chicago at (.‘lev and
Detroit at 30'.“ 11111113..
...—1...—
Connecticut Lupus Standing],
W t‘
Hartford ..... - ...... 8 Il .3489
Bridgeport . . 5 t .553
he ....... {I I .554
New Ilritsl15 t .551
Northampttfi“ I .3 .344
Wgterbu ......... :I ii .333
New Its en ........ :1 a .3311
Springfield ......... 2 5 .285
Yesterday's Results.
Bridgeport. 6: Northampton, I.
New anén, 5; Waterbury, :l._
Springfield. 7: New Britain, 0.
Hartford. 5; Ilolyoke, 4.
Games Today.
llridgepo? at Hartford. ,
liolyolte tSprlagtleld.
Waterbury at New Britain.
Northampton at New Haven.
YALE-PRINCETON TRACK HEET.
PRINCETON, N. .I., May B.-—Wsstn-
or conditions tor today‘mdunl track
meet between Princeton and Yale-are
Ideal. There Is little wind, m the
track and held are In line shape. More
than the usual Interest In shown In
this year’s meet. as both universities
hxe some exceptionally good'perform-
e Princeton has the best track
team In recent years. and her follow-
ers will be greatly disappointed if she
does not via: the majority oi the
lleved tol'lie in her weigbf'inotr. Next
to the intercollegiates, today‘s meet Ill
Princeton‘s 'sloat Important trsrk
event. and I large crowd is expected
out to see Ille‘ sport.
warssooav Abuser suuoav
Ihss‘thL.
warslmmt‘x, my Ill—There will
Molly by profespionhl teams at least It
the order Issued by the prosecuting
etc are slIb be stopped This or-
der was th‘d' III of a request from
the Mlhist'érs' Ahaoclation who are do
'nirous‘ of having all sports stopped on
the Sabbath. 3 Connecticut Le no
name was scheduled for Sunday. 111
Manager Durant oi the Waterbury
team who has been notified at the or
der, has cancelled If .. .. , .
., = I
YALE ram-1131.1. caumbA‘rgs';
NEW HAVEN, nay 8.-—A new plan
of the Yale toothall management is
the calling back to the preliminary
fOoIhaIl practice In the autumn of
amusements, £11111; moving pictures
and candidates for the freshmen teem.
ten days before the opening of the
be trained along with the unl'fird
dbotball squad with the Idea 0! giving .
both the university men and the fresh
men early disable? and sitting mm
the best. man for the freshmen team.
DEVLIN DRAWB WITH GOODMAN.
Moments. Tenn. 'May 14mm
Devlin of P'hlladell'rhia, and Double“.
Goodman of Chicago, fought eight
rounds to a. draw here last night. The
lighting was rather slow. and neither
man suffered mush punishment.
MEMSIC TTci‘ PICATO.
nos than. life
'tol‘aeor'lte Memslc‘ w 11 the if'decl 011 over
Ill-shit Pirate. last: nigh: In' a tenronn‘li
Hopp May “mettle-go club.
CHICAGO Mhy sz~m 1'16
It”!
to Captain“ Frank Cifince‘ s aggro tion
of heavy Litters emits this
cation far I iiosltltm with lclub.
Hopp has played with tile. team of
' '1. P11.
Detroit ............. H .'1 .737
New York .......... ll 6 .547
Boston ............. 9 h‘ .5231
Chicago ll 14 .500
Philadelphia ....... '1' 11' ' .46?
Cleveland ’1' ll .Iiih'
Washington . Itl .3I:Iil ’
8i. Innis ....... 12 .294
be no more Sunday baseball In this ,
attorney today be obeyed. Other.
members of the Incomingm'dsbmen. ..
class. who are proficient in football -
They will probably be called about ,
college on Sept. 30. The new man ‘83 ,
Fancy New York State Corn,
'I'otditoés, pel- can .... ..
Sampson - - .. . ......
Gill ... “on ”a 1
Wildflofmsaém ”1:: men. dpennsbper 6'“;
N “ scales-(.01 e .‘oe oI---'----
‘1 111.1".3111131'3'1111 M"
firemen for several moons; . 'his‘
. batting has 111131. the lat ~
bear baseball I “era. Y ' l
1' XII tealnd' Grits “hr.
apartment and the ' ‘bnt
run and victory ftll‘tltdk
M Specials
in cm Suitings
Himalaya Cloth, Merccrized Cotton with the appear-
ance of silk tussai1.a beautiful fabric suitable for fine stim~
lllt'r guuns and women' s tailored coat suits In such colors
as sillcr gray old blue. electric blue. tan 'Imd brown. _
27 inches wide :91: a yard.
Chevron Sultings. 111 inch wide chevron stripes, v'e‘ry
1111' lisll. All fashionable shades for street Wear.
27 llltlléh wide 25¢ a yard.
Fancy Pongce Sylx. \\ tut-ll {ml 1 fine lllcrccrized yarn,
vcry lustrous and handsome. Shown in delicate pastel
shades fér (\(‘lllllg and dinner gowns.
32 liltllt‘h‘ wide 25: a 3:11.
Zibeline. Made from :1 hard Inistcd thread ruseln )Iillg
n poplin. It will he found very durable and especially suited
for wash dresses. Ill all light and attractive shades inclini—
Illt‘h peach and msr. 27 inches wide, 25¢ a yard.
1 Wash (lands Section lower floor.
Special Sale of De Miracle Cream
A 50 61. lat for 29 as
Ill order that persons who are not familiar with Do
Miracle L'rcam may become acquainted with it, we make
a special sale for Saturday only. Dc Miracle Cream not
only prevents the growth of hair on tho.- fat'c but helps to
remove it. As it is one of the "purest" of all crrallls, the
use of it will be very agreeable ill warm weather, particular-
ly by women who drive or motor. It is an excellent cleans-
er and that is the best beautificr known for the skin.
The sale begins at ten o 'clock In the morning and lasts
until ten o ’clock Saturday evening. Only two jars to a cusp
tamer. ~
The tllllilllllv is limited.
Centcr Counter Toilet Section.
Saturday Specials for Men
Gauze Shirts. extra fihc quality, 501 regularly, 291:.
Boys’ Blouses.
All entirely new line of \CI‘) attractive patterns, made
“till either altacll'ed or dela'clled cuffs. Sizes from 6 to 16
years.
soc each.
.- - Everyday Petticoats
a
Black and Whité Percales, good material, 11 all made 98c
Seersucker Pettlcppts. to wear with wash dresses, 69c
and See.
In Rodin. Lady Baltimore Cake for Saturtid'y.
. .‘
The D M Read Co
I 'H I»; 1."
ws CAREY A' Lane's iJNE or" nut-mos 1.. van-
' ' '.'“ tons KINDS
CHINA MATTINGS . . ; .. .................... 12%c to 35¢ '
JAPANESE HASTINGS” ................ .. . . .35: to 601: .
FIBRE MATTINGS. .................... _. . . .35c and 391:
M '
WE INYITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NEW LINE
Log Cabin Rugs
In all s'l'zes, from Mats to lull-sized Carpets
.Shsdes to Older a Specialty
.101" Mel-v} 111141 wows would an out In on:
7c
.31 1 211‘. 'mu: .. ...
...8916Isss1elly.........-... -~
lh' svl?"s'asnusruuu.rs
sins .. ....VmJe Walter hers cocoa, can .......
statuses: Kale; utilise. wax shuns, Tomatoes and oranges. ‘
We slips smoked laps! and boiled lfaln while you wait.
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