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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
SATURDAYS Foot Race.

The 15O-yard foot race between Nikirk and
Abe Smith takes place on Saturday at Expo
sition Park. Smith has recovered from the
effects of the cold he had last week and IS run
ming well. Nikirk is In excellent condition
and the race is likely to be productive of
spirited betting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
SMOOTH SAILING IN COLORADO.
One State in Which the Republicans Hal
Their Own Way.

ots1I5 HdVB
Their Own Way.
DENVER, Jan. The eighth General AS
sembly for the State of Colorado convened at
noon to-day, and after the completion of the
organization of its two branches adjourned till
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The vote in the organization of both Houses
was upon strictly party lines, the Senate stand
ing l6 Republicans to Democrats, and the
House 80 Republicans to 16 Democrats. The
programme as decided upon at the Republican
caucus last night was carried out to the letter,
and the organization this morning was merely
a matter of form and unattended by any fric-
tiop. The Governors message will be the first
matter for consideration at t0-morrow's session.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08

j. G. Bennett 81 Co.,
Leading
Hatters and curriers',
Corner Wood street
and Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
New Railroad Association.

NEW YORK, Jan. THE big meeting of rep
resentatives Of western railroads at which a
new association is to be formed will take place
tomorrow in this city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
The New Gulf Navy Yard.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. THE Naval Com
mission appointed to select sites for navy
yard and dry dock on the Gulf coast is still at
work inspecting localities. 1t is now examining
the banks Of the river below this city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
Many Casualties to Shipping.

BELFAST, Jan. There is an unprece-
dented state of affairs in Belfast Lough,
Antrim and Down. The coasts are enyel-
oped in dense log and there are many ship
ping casualties
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
a DEADLOCK UNBRoKEN.

Minnesota Republicans, 40; Democrats, Il;
Alliance Men, 33.
ST. PAUL. MINI, Jan. 7.-At the alter
noon session of the House another ballot
for Speaker was cast, resulting in Searles,
Champlip. Alliance. 33-a yote identical to
the last previous ballot.
The House then adjourned till morning,
and the Conference Committee from the
caucus resumed their efforts to bring about
a compromise,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
SHE DIED FOR HIM.
A Disconsolate Lover Murders His Sweet
heart and Himself.

METROPOLIS, ILL, Jan. News of q
tragedy that occurred near Bay City, Pope
county, has just reached here. Charles
Bose, a young farmer aged 81 years, has
been paying attention to the daughter of a
neighboring farmer Miss Mollie Welsh,
aged Is. Rose was forbidden to visit Miss
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.
CONFERENCES BETWEEN PARNELL AND
C'BRIEN AT AN END.

Parnen Will Retire From the Leadership
in Favor OF Dillon-McCarthy to Step
Down Also-Both Sides Are Entirely
Satisfied With the Result.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
REITER Is CENSURED.
THE NAVAL COMMANDER CONDEMNED
FOR HIS RECENT CONDUCT.

Secretary Tracy Reads Elm a Severe Lee
ture-He Should Have Protected Gen.
eral Barrundia at All Hazards The
Duties of Naval Officers Laid Down.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
HE is FISHING FOR VOTES.
A Letter From Him Is Received BY
the Alliance President.
INGALLS, WILL TRY TO PREVENT
The Election of Any Other Republican to
the SenatOrship.
SUSPICION RIFE AGAINST MIGRATE

TOPEKA, Jan. THE Alliance AdUocate,
the organ of the Kansas Farmers Alliance.
publishes the following letter from Repre-
sentative E. ]. Turner, of Kansas, to Frank
McGrath, President of the Kansas Alliance:
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Resolutions of Respect.

At meeting of the Owashtanong
Club Saturday evening, the following
resolutions were adopted:
The members of this Climb, having
learned with sincere sorrow of the sud-
den death of an esteemed life member,
Hon. julius Houseman, and being pro-
foundry sensible of the loss his death
thus occasions, and deslrous of express
ing their regret, respect and sympathy,
do hereby adopt the following resolu-
tons:
Resolved, That in the death Of Hon.
julius Houseman, the country has lost
an able and faithful official; this city a
wise and enterprising citizen; this club
an honored and distinguished member;
charity generous and unostentatious
friend.
Resolved, That we extend to the be.
reaved family of the deceased, our
heartfelt sympathy for their loss, made
infinitely more grievous by its apaall-
ing suddenness.
Resolved, That we devote one page
of the record of our proceedings in
which to record these resolutions, and
that we send an engraved copy thereof
to the family of the deceased.
#. +. McGARRY,
/. A. X. VANDUGTEREN,
GEO. w. THOMPSON,
Committee Owashtanong Club.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

things suitable 20 one woman IN ten
thousand. A rather large. white straw
is wresthed heavily with arbutns. Be
tween the hat and the hair behind Is a
little gold velvet baudesu from which
depends a quaint golden net caught up
again presently and letting the hair
shine through its meshcs-
A dainty silver gray straw has pen
dant clusters Of pale lavender wisteria
falling on the hair. For spring con-
certs is a headdrcss that one takes to be
a long thorny rose stem twisted three
times about the head and then allowed
to fasten itself under a cluster Of creamy
yellow rosebuds-
The quietest and most attractive
demi-season bonnets are In mignonette.
hyacinth, peach color or pearl TO match
walking costumes These are Of straw
or they are cloth toques, and their gar
nitures are ribbons and peach blossoms.
hyacinths or valley lilias.
A foulard frock privately shown az a
spring model is of pinkish heliotrope
with smoky green polka dots. II is cut
after simple princess design with
Roman corsage straight across under
the arms, and yoke and side skirt
draperies Of white lace. II has half a
dozen large roscttes Of smoky green
ribbon catching it in places. and each
sleeve is long diminishing puff from
shoulder to wrist with lace cuff and
rosettc, and ruche-inxe outwork of the
foulard extending tho whole distance
down the outer seam, with standing
bows for watch towers above the arm
holes. The hat which accompanies the
suit is q largo white lace fat with q
ruched edge. smoky green velvet ribbon
under the brim, butterfly and a mass
of feathers for trimming.
A blue and white striped India silk
has It's skirt in two long rounded aprons
draped beck and front over white lace.
The lace bodice has a watered silk rib
bon crossing under the arms and other
ribbons fastened by rosettes over the
shoulders and carried down to othe,
rosettes below the waist line. The hat
IS a yellow straw with a pointed brirr
projecting far in front and trimmed
with bachelors buttons and blue rib
bons.
A novel walking dress for spring is o,
dome-bluc cloth with jet jewels sewn e
make a deep border about the foot o,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
the LOSS or An EMPIRE.
A Suitable Riding nahis Might Have
saved tt.

An ali legend which makes no pfe-
tense 10 truth. tells ne how Kingdom
was lost for wanl 81 horseshoe nail
But recent volume, Of sober historical
and biographical purpose, written ey
the Count q lleTison Of France, makes
il appear that the Empress rugenio,
after. the battle OF Sedan, lost the
chance 10 preserve the Empire Of her
husband by Dot possessing exactly tie
right sort Of riding habit, IL was tho
evening of the third Of September. is'o.
The news Of the surrender Of the French
army and of the Emperor Napoleon AZ
Sedan had spread about Paris The
city was excited. and there was talk of
a revolution. and the banishment Of tie
imperial family. Al this 1nnctnre
Emile de 0irardin. a man who WAS
trusted 10y the Empress and who bad
had no little experience during previous
changes 81 government. arrived at the
palace of the Tuileries. III your Maj
esty were 10 appear on horse back IN the
midst of the people" uirardin said,
and announce the abdicAtion Of the
Emperor in favor OF the Prince lmpe-
rial. your own assumption of the title
of Empress Regent and the appoint
ment of Theirs as Prime Minister. the
Empire might be saved. Something
must be done TO turn the tide" The
Empress accepted the advice Bot
when this leader of the worlds fashion.
the reigning Empress Of proprieties.
sought for proper costume for her
performance. IL could not be foundi The
only riding-habit in the Tuileries was
fantastic one of green, embroidered
with gold and silver, made for fesi4l
hunting occasion: and tho hat was a Dot
less fantastic three-cornered affair, Of
the epoch Of Louis the Fifteenth The
Empress felt that IL would not do 10
appear in this festal garb on such an
occasion Her appearance in IL might
have the opposite effect upon the peo-
pie from that which she intended. The
plan had 20 be given mp, the Empress
and the Prince Imperial were banished.
and the Napoleonic Empire was at an
end.-san Francisco Argonaut
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

wheels and flower designs in black and
purple.
We are going to catch our summer
clouds of drapery with lengths Of broad
velvet ribbons.
We are going TO wear a vast deal Of
the brilliant dome blue ont OF doors.
We arc going to wear our street skirts
long enough 10 cover up all but the
merest suggestion Of toe in front. and
as much longer than chat as our COM
mon sense, or lack Of Il, Will allow on
the fan breadths behiud.
We are going. those Of us who dare,
to wear jackets of glowing, glorious
yellow to greet the spring sun in kind.
We arc going, hope, to use our wits,
for it's precious little wit some of the
so-called fashion periodicals use for u.s.
Enjoy with me this bit cut from wide
II circulated magazine. It would seem
that position might open for some body
who could translate its paris letter"
passably:
The vest Of that shape-meaning the
very long vest-opcncd In front on q
waistcoat is certainly very graceful,
but it Is not the same behind. unless
being worn by very tall persons. Sup
pose that long basque" cutting the
skirt In two, IL IL not artistic. especially
II the lady IL rather small and fatl
Ishall never recommend too much TO
well choose the cut Of your costume
after your shape.
We notice in tho first rank most orig
inal novelties such ~ q bronze ottoman
wrap with stripes Of firc-colored velvet
II Is difficult not 10 be noticed with
such q cloak. II Il said that our epoch
is so dcpravcd that such great luxury
Is q proof OF decadency; Il would be
amusing 10 prove that such glaring
luxury Is proof of virtuel give that
TO analyse 20 philosophers; In fact the
wall-colored wraps made 10 protect the
suspicious acts ere no more admitted
by fashion
We are going 60 wear other jackets
of white velvet and Polish costs of Ro-
man red and Moorish tailor coats and
French and Spanish jackets Of grey
ladies' cloth With many coquetries Of
sIFcf csttas aaa tSa es SteS ehS As8-
| ines
We are going 70 wear cavalier csPes.
| full and straight with immense collars
and high shoulders. these In heliotrope
| cashmere lined with shot silk, and with
rold and silver cords hanging from the
tops Of the arTnhoies down over the
I seans
We are going 70 put rpon orr heads
tor tcqDes hat are nothing bat hand
I fuIs Of bright fovers
We are going 10 plat rscbes q lace
about the Cat hats for brsns, spi sozDe-
times when we take tfree crimson roses
for crown re are rcfnz - hi5e then
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
THE ouEEResT OF BEASTS.
A Strange Animal which 10 Found n
Australia.

Australia.
The platypus, . small. mole-lilsc
beast of Australia, has been voted the
palm for being the most extraordinary
mammal In the known world For the
last twenty years It's skin has been
highly prized as an article Of commerce.
yet during al that time scientists have
been trying 20 settle tire question
whether IL is born alive or Matched from
an egg. Mr.. Caldwell was sent out 10
Australia by the British Association for
the express purpose Of studying the
life history Of this wonderful creature
and was finally rewarded by tie dis
covery of the eggs and nest Of this con-
tradiction Of nature The body Of the
platypus resembles that Of the mole
and Is covered with close. short. gray
ish-brown fur. Like the beaver. fits
tail is broad and fattcned A horny ey-
tension OF the Jaws forms q beak like
that Of a duck. their margins being
sheathed with horn and supplied with
transverse horny plates. two Ia each
Jaw, but these arc not true teeth The
toes are united by a membrane or web.
so the animal is enabled 20 swim with
great ease. II inhabits small streams
and ponds, living principally. ~ not
wholly, on insects When the young
arc Matched they are blind and quite
naked The method by which they ob
tain milk from the mother Is stiu OBJ
scurc. as the creature has no nipples.
only fat surface: nor is there any
marsupial pouch The beak Of the
young Is wholly unlike that Of an adult
n cost the British Association over sIo.-
900 TO ascertain the above fscts.--Pists-
buroh Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

- Ne did t~s ys@rs $50 l-lssaor Fea u
f~USe
We are goaag 20 triza tTa1 sehtnrS
ass long tiUtteF1ng stresnezS ana leave
shs frant - hat h&rSS except fG .
slngle bud ~ . poised dF4ssnry-
This En0rEing ] ss~ tive or thrce
pretty tits of spring aAslllaery hefs
they are for yoa- onc sss . little Hnn
Il black sseze hsla parily u shape s's
two separate srekths II nne yellow
elnqae foil. AT the eaea Was , bas,
eareless bow - black velvet rlefsen To-
ING . standing sprss u yellow eissain.
Another Mas q toaae la@ae by taking
9 bunch II pink apple tieaans and ,s-
Ing IL up In . cloud 81 black let. quite
e. II eatorpillars wefe about except
that the net w1s Embroidered with
golden butterflies ana bees. which sng-
rested Of course a haflled hunt for
honey and was much more poesseal.
With this crown went lettod rim Of
ruehed ribbon that seemed rather hi
xarre, and more apple blossoms tree ~
the insect creation were massed behind.
There are many extraordinary shapes
in straw that are ike shells and flower
petals, and eur.ed leaves and other
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

with = narre~ planted rssehiag iss
white Eaas.1in stoEi1ckeT Is charming
featarA
IL needs nof % snuitspls ezampsuS. A
pale saolet wssssl fFSsck kas > quaint eoi.
lar. rolled AWAY from ls<ase froaf "A
shew . salvery graz ellst ~ sarsh with.
frsll II silk soiAg np ~ q throaf haw
A asinty frock II pals yellex wool en-
hseadeFea With eewslipS with long pale
green stens drooping heavily has sreen
velvet yoke and sleeves with tue sold
braid for eaElng This j. almost lse
only cenahlnafi0n IN which green - nQw
much ased May spring fsSoks keep
the feather trimmings. A Iiaaant ens-
tune of gray cloth has heavy ruiling
ostrich ruohe and is sirsped over copper
oolored faille- There il eoppef~colared
basque which IL double bruasfes.. hong
seiried and left open 20 show . gray
plastron- There are enormous epaulets
of gray ostrich feathers an the sho1l,
aers. and the hal Is copper aud gray
EIakN OSBORN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
Winter Diseases.

The mortality from what are called
winter diseases is not easily estimated.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, and sore
throat make up fully one.half Of the
death rate. More people die from pneu-
MONA which first began as bad cold"
than from consumption. 1t Is not all
due to the carelessness of the people or
the severity of the climate; chill, an
exposure, cough or cold, should not
produce these sad results, unless they
are neglected or badly treated. The
worst treatment is "letting them alone;"
the next worse is drugging or dosing
with inefficient drugs and mixtures.
The great want is the particular specific
which will allay the fever, the conges-
ton and the Inflammation of the thin
membrane, at first involved, and go
prevent the extension Of the disease to
the substance OF the lung, and thus a
cure takes place in natural and harai-
less way. For this purpose Humphreys
Specifics Numbers One and Seven, for
Fever and Inflammation, for Coughs
and Colds, are sovereign, curing
promptly, mildly safely and etfectually,
and thus arresting pneumonia-as hun
dreds of thousands testify. They have
been in use for many years, and have
so universally met the expectations of
the people that we are almost "carry-
ing Goals to New Castle" to thus speak
of them.-Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16


Ire BIZ g incorporate tie village Of
Eass Grand Rapids. noticed "a he Leg
.sisturs On kriaay. las caused eonssd-
sS&tls cemRasnt. II ght ps Supposed
Tat representative Barnard s2s an
ady0eats Of TIE village scheme, but AZ
< dsclasdsy IN favor IF annexation %
the city. TIE taetlon wh.eh : urging
tie village scheme Is almost entirely
made Up Of people n DO i've sousa OF
sEefmaa-ss., although there are = few
aho 1--we Ia school district No. IS who
also oppose annexation The question:
Of taxes IL almost the sole ground
upoa which the resistance Is based, and
May Of the kiekeFs are IS olttsrly OPP
posed % the Incorporation OF village
as they are 90 annexation - TIE city
TIE present status Of the matter IL as
follows: school district No ! IS well
equipped with school, houses and schools,
but is takes are excessive and consid'
eFsbly greater than the city taxes. The
residents are proud OF Their improve
ments and want more OF them, bui
would like 10 have the cost distributed
over larger area, IS II would DC III case
they became q part OF the city.
school dlctriet No. 10 has very
meager school accommodations, ani
consequently lower tax rate. Its
other public improvements are mostly
wanting. In case OF annexation their
taxes Will be slightly increased, and IN
case OF independent incorporation they
will be increased greater extent, Ion
the taxes OF district No. l Will bee par
tally shouldered upon them. The
dense population OF this same district
is progressive IN spirit, and even as a
part of a village would vote for further
improvements that would drag the
Kicking minority into deeper difficult
ties and higher taxes.
This condition of affairs would max
il appear that the village bill Is but q
measure employed for the purpose OF
opening the eyes of the suburban resi-
dents.
The wide awake residents circulated
a petition Saturday asking the Legisla-
ture 10 extend the city limits In accord
anee with the plan submitted by the
Common Council. and the petition will
40 before Legislature today with
nearly 500 signers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
FRESH SPRING STYLES
Prayer Bees Ia hsas. Ws oass 90 sAs
prfxhf sAop Nin4o~s. NAese kEe~xry
Has .na AR, Gisesa.s nlssz.
tnasF slzss.


tCQSfz1GHf. 1&la
IN Lent We say our prayers and bay
eur cotton gowns Sometimes. revsrs-
rag the proceeding. We buy our gowns
sna pray-the dressmsh eF % he good 10
as and them. IL You were with es on
our quiet little shopping expeditions
yoa would see that We are laying In
store OF:
Rough woods, very hairy Of surface;
Very light-eolored peach and apricot
cloths. smooth. unpatserned. supple and
fine
White or mignoneste wools. sheer
enough 10 pull through finger rings.
strewn with tulips or crocnses;
Fine twilled woods plside6 in gray and
violet.
White India silks. gay with butter
cups and violets:
Lavender India silks dainty with pink
cyelamens;
Polka dotted India silks, thousands
and hundreds Of Thousands Of them;
/ Black India silks. with small brilliant
+ pompadour garlaads:
/ Pale blue India .pongees. patterned
/ with Struggling stems of clover;
White pongees with joneuils starting
/ up from the hem as If one walked in a
/ garden of spring posies;
/ Cream-eolored pongees all adroop
with hanging sprays OF yellow acacia
/ bloom;
Crinkied crepes wildly alive with
the flowers, birds bees or butterflies of
1 japan;
Silvery or white challies over which
creep vines Of purple-blossomed wis
! terra;
Scotch ginghnms with mistlil1e, duslxy
grosnds, out of which peer deep-col-
ored flowers in low tones as If seen at
twilight;
Tartan ginghnms and big fancy plaids
in pale heliotrope and pink, or pale blue
and cream;
Quaint and pretty silk-striped ging-
hams, at all silk prices;
Jaccard ginghams in old rose or China
blue with Marie Antoinette flower pat
terms;
Sheer white batistes with deep borders
of briar roses, hand-worked above hem
stitched hens;
Pale gold batistes with borders of val
ley lilies in white and shaded greens;
Black batistes powdered with scarlet
maple keys shading into pinkish-green;
Black batistcs with broad inserted
stripes Of open work embroidery in
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

the Skin and ell over che sleeves and
corsaee. The three-qusrters lenesh
jacket has a cloth back hut fronts ~
heavy black lace gathered quite full
There is . blue velvet vest and collar
Quite an elaborate fouls-d frock is u
silvery blue over which are scattered
bouquets a roses. Two narrow rules
with q ruchei head fnish the bottom Of
The skirt and there is jacket Of hesry
white lace, scarcely coming In front 81
the arms The bodice has . deep
pointed ress Of fonlard IF the same
ground eolor, but with smaller rose de-
vices There are velvet sleeves and .
hs. which has falling edge 81 lsce In
pointed vsDdyke pattern
A psaiered evening rDo3sl ~ purple
orchids On . rzle pislk ground Is Ike q
Dolly Warden frock with It's polnsis.
dragged short o~ey IRE hips and ed9>d
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Tf ron wish TO have Y0ar letters an
svsred immediately by IT. Todd II per.
sun. erciose g. 70 pay FOR the service.
Consultations at BIS Office free. and 10
chsrus for his ofSee SERVICES uo*si
cured. ofsce - MonTue-sf.. room 4.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Possofice lock
hex 2.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Simply Apply sswsYxx's OTxTs6gwT. -
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter. eczerns. tea. "a er8pts0os On the
face, bands. nose, etc. leaving the skin
clear, White ard heslthy- Tss great
healing ard curative powers are lr,s-
sesssd hv n, other rsrzedy- Ask yozr
druggists for swsYss's OIxTsExT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Nrs wsasss~'s Sesrhs74 Syrae s>e-*s a.
ways aspa Scr e1ssaren feeskf1e- Il s>a-n@s
TIE ehssd. s6fssn< fhs yrs stays as "a.
e1res efn6 ccsse aax = TIE e<ss r@sa@6f fs-
1sxrxhe>os Seean befzla
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

TIE Iuspysto~y Iusfstuts wishes ~
make special offer - q complicated
case of throat trouble Or astfnEs tbs
week GIVE them q cal. 1ls Seutn
IbiF5slar7-st
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

TIE vsI1ey Ctr MBl,na COropsrv has
10 peer n fFse manufacture - fi0ur.
Is prod acts are IN great demand, sna
especially ire Izlv White Try 4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is q family favorite. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16

The RHafhfsloess al . Canine Rewarded
ny Mayor.
A. the Greyfriars churcb-ysrd IN
Edinburgh, Scotland. there stsnds a
beautiful monument erected In memory,
of dog. The statue Of the dog on Top
Of II cost over two Thousand dollars: and
this 10 the story; A poor man died and
was buried there He was followed 90
his grave by his cog. When tbs other
mournerp went home the dog remained
and laid down on his masters grave
The sexton drove him away. because
does were not allowed there Nest
morning the SEXTON found him On tbe
grave again. and again drove him OF
The second morning he found him on
The grave again. and again drove him
ca The third morning wss 9 very cold
one. and the sexton found the dog sgsin
lying on his masters grave. shivering
with the cold lie heart reientea: be
fed the dog.
Presently she lord mayor Of Che city;
beard about II and sent the dog collar.
and q nsn that kept restaurant pes-
by fed him every day don't know
what provision they made for kennsi.
bot during ten on twelve years until be
died, he made Ina home In that rrz-e-
yard. and mueh Of The time lsy on his
masters grave. and now they bsss
built fSast besutifni rpopurnefIf " tel
futur. ages of the fidelity 81 fhss poor
mans dog Dur b Anirssis