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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
THE PARIS MEETS HEAVY GALE&

COLD BEEEzEs FROM THE NORTHEAST AND
PLENTY OF ICE.
The steamer Paris, which arrived here from SOUTH
ampton on Saturday. went to her pier yesterday
morning and Purser Miller told OF the nara
weather encountered by the steamer which, py tho
way was six hours behind time al the SANDY Hoo~
Iirhtship. Purser Miller said that from the De-
Ginning Of the voyage they met heavy gales from
the northeast. which kept up until the steamer
arrived here At times the entire rigging was en-
crusted with ice several inches thick The purser
said that every person on board was seasck Tns
steamer does not show signs OF her experiences
On board the steamer, besides ex-secretary OF 'he
M. Traoy vsre Or and Mrs Won Swartwout.
DR. Won Swartwout had been through Europe CIV
iny lectures on Delamys doctrines. He calls nlm-
trying IL is said. to found new world. wnicn VIII
he run without money and with love for its funda-
ntal principle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
DEITH MY END HIS ITFFI4NISL
WILLIAM IT, BOWLING. wEsT-sIDE RowDKs
Te1rs TO BREAK Up 4 DANCE WITH HIS
BAND-uE RECEIVES FATAL


TErEs TO BREAK Up 4 DANCE WITH HIS
BAND-HE RECEIVES A FATAL
SHOT FOR HIS PAINS.
William n bowling n Ratchet faced. beetle
hrou.ed burIy ruffian OF the kind common In the
"Helrs Kitchen district, is likely TO die from
the bullet wounds in the abdomen and neck In
nicted by William lyman. The disturbance winch
led 10 the shooting Of bowling arose out OF long
standing rivalry and feud between two rival or
ranlzation~ Their territory stretches over the
Uelrs Kitchen District. west Of Tenth-ave. ana
extending from Twenty-hfth up to Thirty-Ninth-st.
The frontier line which divides the gangs Is Twenty
soventh-st On the north side the Geyser Cup
holds the sway: the south side Is dominated py inc
organization in which Bowling was SHINING hsnt'
and which is said to bear the title OF the Apache
Brotherhood"
bowling who is commonly called Flop. mas
lately made II his business TO attend all picnicss
concerfs dances receptions and other social ceie-
brations OF the Geyser Club in the character or
stormy petrol Whenever his face. nushei VITA
drink. showed itself. the company expected "Nnt"
and generally got 1t.
on Saturday night the Geyser Club had hired the
dance room In the Grand Opera House building at
perfect harmony until o'clock in the o morning. nnd
The band was playing Home sweet , Sair wrans
for the walk hoa,e when sudden tramp OF a and
ana yen the srTyn IN Hers IL Kitchen
There was a quick scattering as the dozen war
riors yelling the tiger howl. made LOT ,ns r So,,a
miftee-room where the money was. James i!hans
the Waterman tried to bar their entrance
GIVE way" yelled Bowling 'or IN 40 you
rr,nor never moved bowling jumped and drew
an ice-pck from his pocket Two shots rang Eus
and he rolled over the moor win TWO ouIetx
IN his body fired by the hand OF lyman. The next
instant the place was empty . ,,,u on..
on the onposite corner Of Eighth-ave and twenty.
thiri.st' crying I'm shot! Help me. for tho
As the ambulance from the New-York Hospitas
came up he turned to Policeman Mccarthy snS
aaid. Mind I don't want you to harm a nair %
that mans head Leave him to me- III make MN
wish he'd never been born: - $1,000. .,-.
All ,brough the day he hardly once ceased cur:
inc and Turned with oaths from his mother ano
sisters who came comfort him.; Tynan wnne
on h,s nav 10 the Twentiethst. police station yes'
tardav afternoon was arrested by Policeman Mao
den Ills plea will doubtless be self-de1enSe LOW -
,mg sccording 10 the surgeons, has no chance OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
FATHER o'coNNoR on sAToLLrs POLICY

Father James A. OConnor spoke last night NJ
Christ's Mission In West Twenty -nrst-st upon the
subject OF Monsignor Satoihs recent o"aense'
made In Washington on Thanksgiving Day. father
oConnor said: "Monslgnor Satollis challenge was
couched In the following words: The more pubic
opinion and the Government favor Catholic schools
the more will the welfare Of the Commonwealth be
advanced Catholic education IL the surest safe
ruard OF the permanence throughout the centuries OF
the Constitution and the best guide OF the RepuD-
."The logic OF this is" said Father OConnor. that
II the American people and the American GOV
eminent Will not sustain and uphold the Roman
Catholic schools the surest safeguard or the con-
siituton and Of Republic Will be withdrawn.
Thus If Rome cannot rule the Republic according 10
her IDEAS she VIII oppose and az far az she can
ruin the Republic. The agitation on the scnOoi
question on the part OF the Roman Catholic Church
is based on the fact that the people cannot be held
io the Roman Catholic faith unless the distinctive
teachings OF that church are inculcated In early
youth. A..
Institutions OF country Will Inevitably free
themselves from the bondage or Rome. Sucn Tree
dom ~ in the air We breathe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
A STEAMERS RouGH VOYAGE.

prr,.tad nv winds and waves the British steamer
Cal,s Of Inversnaid from Sourabaya and way
ports came into pot yesterday badly strained
and with the loss of some of her deckwork AFTER
leaving ST. Michaes. the vessel encountered heavv
gales with tremendous seas. The skylishts OF her
engine-room were swept away and the seas hoooeo
the departments below. stove In boats and caused
other dam mage about her decks The vessel. which
was heavily laden. began &c leak slightly, ana coaa
running short IL was decided to put back 10 81.
Wichaels TO repair the damage. She sailed again
on November U.s. and encountered gales for the fol-
lowing ten DAYS during which she labored heavily
and shipped much water: high was runnin;
most OF tho time Since December the Fails OF
Inversnad encountered fine weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
~ THE WORLD or LABOR.

pu,sburg. Dec. 1.-THE Lucy furnaces. owned by
,ha carnegie Steel Company. will be put IN bias.
tomorrow Three hundred men will be eh'p'oyeu
=, the start and an additional 10 VIII get WORK
'.,on the metal Is ready to run.
ambertville y. Y. Dec. 17-Beginning win
r,orrow. the men at the Pennsylvania Railroad
mons here will work only eight hours day ana
hye uaiiirodon Penn. Dec 17.-An amlcable ar,
nuunment has been reached between the Kockni,,
rangend Coal Company and their men. the men
Iron an reed 10 accept a 10 per cent cut In wages
nave condition that the company furnish tnem cDa
give tn cheaper than heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
ATGTST SKINNED.

Captain August Shimmel. who died after orier
Illness yesterday. was well known III u a. H.
circles in this city. During the war he was an
Observation-Disclosures of United States Nolun-
teers He was sixty-fve years old. Up 10 'he
time OF his death Captain Shimmel was engaged III
the insurance business at No. li9 broadway anu
No 81 Centre-st He was n member OF 'Solxe
Washington Post. No. 1913. Department OF NeW
York G; A. H.: Society of War veterans, NH
tary order Of the Loyal Legion. the nted ser,
,ice club and was also secretary or the veteran
Association of the It'll Regiment. The funeral ser
vices will take place this evening az clock Ia
scottish Rite Hall. Madson-ave and Twenty-nintn-
ST. and viii be attended b" allegations from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
rv,oy NAV FIRES IN sELF-DEFEyCE

Apollo Penn Dec Tw,m Kelly ELY, w n.,r sSos
last "e nd a non-unon empoye OF the Apollo
s'r'he rompany. The bullet penetrated the region
iron ~ .r, Mason was lodged in jail. According
OF .ne ~ he shot in self-defence lie says that
TO Ms So, home from the mill crowd Of strikers
s ss snd ss ssa.s s% "f T fs
revolver nn assauit This was his second adventure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
curyrSr MIST REGISTER SOON.

Can rrancisco. Dec. lZ-Colleotor OF Internal rev
On" ua,,,orn has received word from Washington
,no, ,rs,ructions concerning the registration ..
chinese aborers have been mailed to him ana s''a
registration will begin December ~ IL Is III, avail,
mere INA. "f the privilege OF remaining IN u ene
United states by regs'.erng nrt he all CHI
companies nr.r VT 70 comply with the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
THE REV JOHN KRANTZ ON THE QUARREL

The Rev John Krlntz. pastor OF Trinity Method
LIST Episcopal Church. Jersey city. last night
preached TO the United American Mechanics. Mr..
Kran;z alluded 10 sermon recently delivered TO
the same order dt was by the Rev. John H. Scud-
der AT the Congrega tional Tabernac.c) as a TRADE
He also objected to Father Flemngs letter IN
reply as being az deficient in the true Christian
sDrIt ms the sermon that evoked II. Mr.. krantz
also said that he would be glad II the Ofhcal
board OF his church would provide another par.
his window every Sunday morning 10 see more
peoplr going to ST. Peters Roman Catholic church
than attended all the Protestant churches In Jersey
t1a.D o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
IRoNwoRKERs DENoUNcE THE BILL.

Youngstown. Ohio. Dec. II (SpeciaD-A mass
meeting OF ronworkers OF the Mahcning valley
was held here last night and resolutions adopted
denouncing the Wilson Tariff bill inmical to
the iron Industries and to those who earned their
petIt.ons addressed to Congressman Ikirt request
Ing him 10 use all his influence defeat that por
ton OF the Wilson bill relating to the iron ana
faata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
orr u,s LIFE TO SAVE OTHERS.

,,n,,. h,rness dealer Of this place. died Ian
NIGHT from injuries sustained last spring in stoppns
U.s." s,,nayav horse Mr.. wiliiamss prompt and brave
action saved the lives Of fyenane dns animal Mr.
W Wr,H III seryed through the Civil War IN tns
oS,h New-jersey Volunteers. He was nrty yea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
,yn,c,rn yr0FrIcIALs MISSING.

~, r,ec 17-.sThe Times Of last even
49,. ..,. that ex-City Treasurer Bliss and ex'
Deputy city treasurer James Had'ey under ino'o =
,nsp, Tor forgery. larceny and embezslement o.
city funds while in once four years ago. nave o,s
tppaht IN aSain Hadley was once found gulity
Of forgery decson Was Tssdes to tqy S
Oecs snnther indictment. Hadley 10 said to b .
SNTew-York Biiss'S friends say he WIZ - "a naa4
Vhea ueceDeaSys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
NON.UNIoN woRKMEN DESERT.

Pittsburgh. Dec 1.-THE South Side striking mint
glassworkers were jublant over wholesale deser-
ton that took place from two factories OF the
United States Glass Company. Twenty-eight
Rochester giassworkers left the plants IN a BODY:
Company's officials For a week past the hnt-
workers have had missionaries working amope tne
nou-union men with the above result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
IDENTIFYING HIS DEAD MATES.

Highland Light, Mass. Dec. H-seaman Evans
went to wellaeet yesterday and identified four
bodies OF the members OF the crew Oh .ne snip
Jason, follows: A. GalbraIth second maze airnes
seaman Only nine bodies Of the lost crew nave not
bean recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18
rn,r,rrOy Of A METHODIST CHE RCH.

,us,on sno ~ Y. Dec. 1.-THE new Metnou'''
ct,roh At Ballston was dedicated to-day. b'shop
~, Newman preached the dedicatory sermon
this morning This evening the fT The p church cost
Coeinas1oa eoo Half of the cost was borne by "a
"oncrsss.nan George West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-18

20 II choosing additions to library shei'e'
"paivac,s Novels" translated by MISS
and .Jane Austen's Novels must "o' - =,
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80 -, attractions include MARRIED Inc
80 "C,nvd Life" 1.-The Lovers Year ooN %
e,rv" by Horace Parker Chanler; toum.e. with
Ieen" a dramatic poem, by W. -. ia OH
fron,isn,ece by j. Nettleshp; Re'rosiee' az" :"
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o,'.. ,Iartord. For Fifty Years." COLLECTION .,
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tnson's Poems" and Helen JACKSON i
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IT v Croweu AZ Co. have publisheo 'o'
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DAVIS The new illustrated edition Oh -,
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Merrill and H. w. Pierce. In Growers nc"
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e Clerical Lifs." Ivan Iivitchs" my Hens'0n
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Ratb fir WHtter.

9or iiber so Sabren i9om murbe
MrS. Winslom's SOOTHING : Syrup
BON Miaionen BON Miittern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angepenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas @dreien zines
&inbes get6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S6mer5en meintS Wenn 70, laKe
iofort cine Slaf6e BON rMrs. Winsz
Ions SOOTHING @Drup" bolen. Sem
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fleineH 2eibenben iofort 2inberung per>
i9afen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Miitter,
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0pienterp unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben
Wtagen unb bic Nteren, beieitigt Wiubs
&olif, erpei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert %Gnt3iinbung unb ftdrft bas ga1se
SPLEEN. rWfrs. Winsloms Soothing
Syrup fir Sabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in 8ef6mad unb bas &ecept
itammt BON einem Der beiten peibli6en
ler5te in ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel
allen S%ruggiien in Der aar3en @elt gu
baben. preis rs Gents per Slni6e.
&auft ni6tS anbereS, als Wtrs. Winsz
Ions SootbingsS brup.
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pon oieler Seite 9ilfe fommer f0nnte.
Wtortannens @roBtante, Die bo6betast
in 9etf oieler Gage ibre Nusen fir imrs
1tter lbloB, baben mir niemalS fir pers
nto9eno gebalten. @ir perfebrten BET
Der groben @ntfernuns ia nur brieflid
NIT tbr, llro oa iie in ibren alien Tasen
lebr Sl1riid6altenb unb meni6enl6 eu
getporoen, 10 iparen aud bie 0rieTe ielz
ten. Seute friib erfubren mir, 6aB
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gen ooer oielnebr I'M lere eiuSise
GORGE !-geboben lift!
2ieber 5arrD, mir erparten sic!
aaeS 1T fir sic bereit. llno banr
wollen mir Die idOnen Sage pou ebez
mails fortlpinneu, tur nod i90ner,
nod 5llfrieoener lollen lie fperben, 10
lan9e lpte @ott ms gu ammen ld6t!
sic besreifen, baB Marianne S6nen
beute nod nid)t I6reibt! SIR mdo>
denbaftes S0am9tfiiblt btAoert lie
oaran. Sie wOlltc e5 ourtaua nidbt
lelblt tbnn. 2lber Sic bitten lire
Srel1oe icbcu %iolleu! SIRE erlten @orte
paren NdL 9arrD! limb bas nit
etllel1 ansornf oaun teuSte iie
I'M i3inuner nmber, laus uro ipraug-
ote alte 2ante oa oroben mDge ibr biele
Trelloe per5ctbenl @anm fommell sic?
Sbre 9liidli6e, Sic ber3lidb
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ION Aoalbrrt pon 6anaein.

Sternlolsr 6inmel, Odmlnri9 perbdngter,
Sdimmert berunter init fablem Sd)ein,
Saudt in Die MtalIen itbrpeigeno 9epranste,
SunfelGu9iger 5duier EN-.
&agenoer Sbiirme sadi9e S1atteu,
80lbiaer Suppeln nldhti9eS &unO
Silbet iib bunfel ab aui benz matten
Sruu peridymimmenpem Ietbergruno.
Siei aui Der gtrabe idieBeu Die eeudten
53udige Strablen ourd 9tadt unc Omit.
@ehenOes eidt serfieBt in benz feud)ten
Shauigen Saudi Der froitelnben Suit.
pod Gus ben Seuiteru bitten ulb ipriiben
3itternoe Slammen tan5enben 9idts,
9aiien Der Dfeniden Soften per9liiben
@eit 1iraus III baS idmei9eube Nidlts.
Sheincu sl jubeln, l9einen gu flaseu,
9ebensirDblid uno tbrGneniatt-
Sfeinen gu i6lummernoen @elten Su TRACER
5raumenoe @iinihe Der idloienoeu StaOt
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Somtberm Yacific 5 8abn.
Mhfnhrf.

Rad STEMS Orleans, 9oufon unb Sal
Deiton tdgli9 1850 ubr Na6mittags
unb 9 ubr Nbenbs
Wa9 San Gruneiseo, 81 paiO unb
eagle paB tdgli6 $3.50 Born. 49,.
Wnfunft.
Son 9tewzO Orleans, 9outpn unb @als
befton tdgli9 900 8orm. unb 4:15
Ha6m.
BON San Graaeiseo, 81 pafO umb
eagle 8aB tdgli6 1925 Nanm. 80.
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35ni8l. TieberlambiiGc mub Mer.
Gtaatem @Oftlimie.
Direfte 2inie 3tpifden
Eotterbam uuO VI m er b
umb Wetp Nprf.

S4iffe laufen 8Oulosne an unb ieseln iebe
@ehe bon Ne.1 Yprf mad SoIIonb.
Dnr4s8iaete mad allen europdiI4en Gtab
ten iperben gu ben niebrtsiten Staten aus.
eeftelt.
Grite Goiite $40 unb auffpdrts. j3tpeits
@aiate $36 urb oufmdrts. 3mii1enoeds
ttHete bon europa perben pDrIdnfig nidi
ausgefelt, bod iinb Ginpanberern sipeits
Gaidtee 8iaetS su ermdBieten Staten geiteat
%. S. 9oun9, Ngent.
DIT OftsSouftonsS trabe, San Mntcnip, Ger
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8. ID. Ssbprnes neuete 30 d h.
M a d inc. Die bette unb bic bill
ligfte MaIdine i'm Marfte. @beuio
Osborne Stabl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel SIPS & Saarmann.
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CUR Bferbefrafts unb 9%ampfprefe.
aud fur Cotton, @olle &C.
3u permenbeni go 8anen in
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rantirt bel sips & 6aarmann.
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Der arrne Sun9e !
3ur @cinianug,

&rdftisung unb 8erei6erung bes gln=
tes, CUR Gerpenitdrfung fowie benz
&orper urb ben Acknowledgements
&raft aa perleiben, nebn,e mon nod
benz Grubfidstii6 9oObs 9arfapa.
rila. Sebr empfeblensmertb 1T es,
bieie W}eotain mad ieber Mabl5eit fiir
einen 3eitraum bon IL Monaten gu
nebmen.
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= Sn Berlin circulirt bas @eriidt,
baB bic preuBiide &egierung benz
2anbtaae cine @orlase CUR @rmeitez
rung bes Wa5lre6tes fir bas Nbge=
orbnetenbaus unterbreiten perbe. Die
f%reiinnigen 8ldtter f6enfen benz @es
rii6te penig @lauben.
ma Morgan City Fish and Oyster
Co. Wbolefales unD &etail : 0dnbler
in feinen Nuftern, Iiiden, Wilb &c.
Selepbone q o. 81.
Iuftrdge aus Dem 2anoe merbe1t
erbeten uno prompt auSgefibrt.
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&opbs Yillenfuriren @eriiopfung.
Is Gents.
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Bald Heads!

What is the condition of yours? Is your hair
dry, harsh, brittle2 Does it split at the ends?
Has it a hfeless appearance? Does it fall out
druff? Does your scalp itch? Is it dry or in a
heated condition? If these are some of your
symptoms be warned in time or you will be-
come bald.
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Yearl Glai6en 8ieres.
Das IaB<8ier

ber GIFTS 8rauerei erfrert ItH auberprtsnfs
liter @sIisbtbeit uab tpirb iiberal eorseaOeer..
The state herald., 1893-03-17
Will RIVAL The SUN.
wonders of tho worlds Fair Electrical
Plant.

This morning four cars l6aded with inachiu-
cry consigned 10 Engineer Sargent were
switched over the installation track into
Machinery Hall. They contained sections Of
the two largest dynamos ever constructed,
built by The Westinghouse company for the
dynamos came from tho compary's works at
Allegheny, Pennsylvania; where they have
been on exhibition since the middle-6f Jan
uary, during which time 10000 persons inter
cstcd In electrical engineering have visited
them and passed upon their merits. When
Installed MS working exhibits In one section OF
Machlntfy Hail. with ten machines OF similar
size and capacity, they VIII attract as much
popular us scientific interest,
The dynamos when erected stand twenty
feet high from n solid base of concrete and
brick, and weigh nearly forty-iivc tons apiece.
To drive each requires the best efforts OF n
l,OOO-horsc power engine, or total force OF
l2,O0O-horsc power, one-half the power Of the
whole Exposition plant. The nrmaturcs Of
tho dynamo when run Mt full speed make 200
revolutions minute. As each measures
ninety inches across and weighs N, 900 pounds
there Is little cause for wonder at the Immense
energy developed.
Hitherto the largest dynamo constructed
has never supplied more than b,0O0 incnndcs-
cent lamps OF standard power. The Worlds
Fair machines have three times that capacity.
Each Will generate electricity for 1900
lamps, and the twelve will he able to do moro
than double tho amount OF work stipulated
for In the contract entered Into between the
makers and the Exposition company.
The state herald., 1893-03-17
IN THE DEAcoN'S PEW,
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Pitcher of MIX aud - Dog.

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