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The evening world., 1894-03-07
LOCKED HIS PARTNER OUT.
Barber LaIo ana Tive Women Ar
rested in His Shop.

Frank Lalo. a barber. Of 561 Eleventh
avenue. was arraigned in the Yorkville
Police Court to-day. In company with
two women. named Rose Kelly. OF 437
West T~hirty-ninth street. n Ellen
Morrison. Of CAS- Eleventh avenue. all
charged with disorderly conduct by
Lalo's partner. Dominica Colleto.
Colleto went out last night to visit
friends. When he returned to the shop
at 2 o'clock this morning. In the rear OF
which he n Lalo have sleeping apart
ments. he was refused Ambulance by
Lalo.
Hearing Lalo and some women laugh
ing, he hammered on the door. .Laio
suddenly threw It open and chased his
partner away. swearing he would cut
out his heart II he dared to trouble him
again.
went to the shop. On the .poiiceman's
demand e open the dSor% talo sp;
him, and arrested him and the two
women. Justice Voorhis nned Lalo Slo;
and committed the women to the island
for q month.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
CARRIED HER INTO COURT.
etty Hlrs. shannon Refused q
Walk Up the stairs.

WALK Up the stairs.
court Odicer Belier.' attached to the
xorkvfile squad. carried a drunken wom-
a. IN his arms into the courtroom this
Ecrning. She had refused to ascend the
otnirs IN the courthouse. She was Mrs.
Nagsie Shannon. a pretty seamstress.
khirty-three years old. Of lss East One
Hundred and Twelfth street.
MIRA shannon. a month ago, was a
prfsoner In the Yorkville Court. charged
with the theft OF a coat, but was re-
leased after n few days imprisonment;
During her Incarceration she was treated
kindly by the matron. Mrs. Lynch.
Last night the seamstress, not caring
20 10 home In her besotted condition. ap-
xlicd At the prison to be kept for a few
hourz. Mrs. Lynch refused the request
and Mrs. Shannon created a scene In
.zront OF b courthouse. and was placed
when Court onicer Beller came to take
her up to the courtroom. she sank to
~ sidewalk and said You will have
~ carry me upstairs. l won't walk a
Keller picked her up bodily. as one
WouId an infant, and carried her up the
6<nirs. while she shrieked with laughter
and threw her arms around his neck.
Justice yoorhis sent her to prison for
I've dayD. NJ
The evening world., 1894-03-07
CHARGED GOLD WITH THEFT.
hut Sarah Complaint Was Dis
missed by Justice Koch.

Jacob Gold. t~wenty-three years old, Of
. Essex street, was discharged when ar
raigned before Justice Koch in the Es-
sex Market Police our to-day on a
charge OF grand larceny.
The complainant, Sarah Feinberg, Of II
Division street, abandoned her husband,
a tailor. who lived in Brownsville. l.. l.,
about two months ago and went to live
with Gold at 46 Leonard street. Brooklyn.
Recently she returned to live with
her husband. and claims that Gold re-
fused to allow her to take away the
clothes and jewelry he had purchased
for her.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
WORE SMALLPOX CASES.

Discover ca in q Crowded Ninth
Avenue Tenement.
More smallpox patients were removed
to North Brother Island. this morning.
by the Health Department. The patients
were Andrew Newkirk. forty years old.
Of 77 Ninth avenue. and Bertha Ming,
forty-six years old. Of 10 Avenue B.
Newkirk, according to reports. was DIS.
covered last evening in his apartments
IN a big tenement on Ninth avenue
where he had been Ill with smallpox for
several days, by q visiting physician
Of Roosevelt Hospital. He at once re.
ported the matter to the Health Depart
Reception Hospital
: Vaccination and fumigation were en-
ployed to prevent further spread of thu
Infection,
The evening world., 1894-03-07
"Hor GUILTY." THEIR PLEA.
Korn Brothers Indicted - Owners
OF Alleged Disorderly Houses.

korn Brothers indicted rs OWNERS
Of Alleged Disordesly Houses.
Jacob apd David Korn. wealthy real
estate spectators. Of s4 Madison ave-
nue.. who were indicted by the Grand
Jury for permitting the houses 80. 26s
and 2Ss West Th%irty-ninth street to be
used for unlawful purposes. were ar
raigned before Recorder smyth In Part
]. Of the General Sessions thi smorning
They were represented by counsel, who
~interposed a plea Of not guilty.
Charles Moffatt. against whom there
are three indictments for the same Of
Tense, entered the same plea.
The Korn brothers are the owners OF
the property. and Moffatt Is the lessee.
The houses mentioned are apartment
houses. and, 1t Is alleged, were tenanted
by disorderly persons.
City Mar ,hal Thomas Blessing, who
Ia under Indictment for maintaining a
disorderly house In his saloon at 296
Eighth avenue. did not appear In court
this morning. He Is also on the cal
endar for pleading.
The houses in all these cases are in
Police Captain Prices precinct, and the
evidence was furnished by the Parkhurst
90Ciety.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
FOUGHT HER REsCUER.
phllsaelphia Woman Attempts Sui
eide In Paramount Park.
nav Aaociated Press.l

pHILADELPHIA. March Mrs. Ella
Brown. of. 20st Spring Garden street.
made . desperate attempt at suicide in
Paramount Park last evening. In CON-
pany with two other ladies' she was rid
ing along the wissahickon drive, which
runs along a deep creek. at q point
near Maple Spring she asked the coach
man to stop the horses for a minute.
and then jumped from the 'arriage and
leaped over the railing into the creek.
Park Guard Robert Dean managed to
pcrateiy resisted his attempts to rescue
her. she was taken to a hospital. She
would give no reason for her attempt at
nelf-destrucdon.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
MRS. PALMER'S SPREE.
Found sitting I'm the Street with n
Three-Year-OId Roy.

Policeman Thomas J. Smith, OF the
East Eishty-eigth street station. found
Mrs. ELLEN Palmer. a widow. forty-one
years old, sitting on the curbstone at
Eighty-ffth street and Second avenue
at 1 o'clock this morning.
The woman was intoxicated and had
with her a th~ree-year-old boy. who was
crying bitterly. She was taken to the
station-house and the boy to the Gerry
Society rooms.
In the Harlem Police Court to-day
the mother was remanded for examina-
ton tomorrow afternoon. and the boy
was committed to the care OF the Society.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOST-Un Monday night about Grand st.. small
ring OF keys. finder rewarded on returning
same to % Gouverneur st.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
RAN OVER A CHILD.
The Victim Dead, and Goldman
Held for Examination.

Michael Goldman, twenty years old,
Of POI East One Hundred and Ninth
street. was held In default Of $1,000 bail
for examination on a charge Of homi-
eide by Justice Koch. in the Essex Mar
ket Police Cou t. to-day.
Last evening he ran owe t~en-year-old
Sarah Jackowitz, of II Division street,
who was playing in the street in front
Of her residence. The girl was picked
up unconscious by Goldman, who brought
her to Gouverneur Hospital in his
wagon. where she subsequently died.
Goldman claims that he Is In no way
t. blame for her death.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
LULLEY'S VACANT OFFICE.
Allen In Charge, and Tammany Ma!
Not Get the Plum.

-, Edward l. Allen. who was assistant
to the late Secretary ]. c. Lulley, Of the
Aqueduct Commission. to-day assumed
charge as Acting-secretary to the Com
mission. Mr.. Lulley was q Tammany
man. but the Commission on strict politi-
cal lines IL ant-Tammany, and the Wig
wan may o get the plum.
But Fire. Commissioner Scannell, Tam
many leader Of the. Eleventh. District
where Mr.. Lulley hailed from. has hopes
of putting one OF his ~lieutenants in the
ONCE. 1t Ii possible that the once will
be filled by promoting some n in the
ONCE. Mr.. Lulley's appointment was
q promotion.
posed sas Of. 9 James G. Duane. john J. T SUM
or. Francis NJ. Scott, Henry w. Cannon
n Mayor Gilroy. Comptroller Fitch and
Public Works Commissioner Daily. ex-
ofacio member. The four Commissioners
are anti-Tammanyites. while the Mayor.
Comptroller and Commissioner Of Pub
lie Work.. as h well known, are pro-
nounced Tammany men.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
CITY CONTRACTS AWARDED.
They VIII Provide Work for Many
of the Unemployed.

With the view Of providing early work
for the unemployed. Acting Commits
sioner Holahan to-day awarded q num-
Der Of contracts for furnishing the De-
partment Of Public Works with material
for commencing and carrying on the
Spring work of the Department. as well
a. the paving and grading Of several
streets.
These contracts will aggregate SIS, 0Oo.
They will provide for furnishing tar ket.
ties, tool carts. 10000 cubic yards Of
sand. 5000 feet OF bridge stone, painting
baths, laying water mains in a number
Of streets, and paving others on the
west side.
The successful bidders were. The Man
haitian Supply Company. Hewitt Brice.
W. Daniels and w. B. smyth, John
and the Warren Scharf Asphalt Com
The evening world., 1894-03-07
DIVORCE FOR MRS. BARROW.
She saw Her Husband n n
West .7th street House.

Judge McAdam. OF the Superior Court,
has granted Efiie NJ. barrow an abso-
Lutte divorce from Joseph barrow, whom
she married in April. 1882. She testified
that In April last, while she was going
through West Twenty-seventh street.
she saw her husband entering a certain
house.
h n Edward Sherwood. whom she
called as a witness. waited for him.
She spoke to ner husband as he was
coming down the stoop, and they parted
and have not seen each other since.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
DID NOT WAIT LONG ENOUGH.
Why n Woman Failed 10 Attend
Supplementary Proceedings.

Mary F. Newgeon appeared before
Judge DAILY. In the Court OF Common
Pleas. to-day in her own behalf on a
motion to punish her for contempt Of
u for failing to appear before James
Shea, at $50 Cana street. to be ex-
amined In supplementary proceedings.
Lawyer Michael p. O'Connor obtained a
judgement against her.
She went 10 Shea's ONCE, but, 1t Is
said. she did not walt the half hour re-
quired by the practice. Judge Daily
ordered her to appea for examination
March l6.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
WAS THEODORE ABDUCTED?
Mrs.. Dausch Thinks n Strange Man
Has stolen Her hoy.

Mrs. Sarah Dausch. Of 2l5 Fifth street.
at Police Headquarters this
morning that her son Theodore. four
teen years old. had been missing from
home since yesterday.
Mrs. Dausch says she has earned that
of late the boy has been playing truant
from school. and would meet a we'll
dressed man in Union Square Park,
who would buy him dinners and pres
ents. She thinks this m a has abducted
her boy.
Theodore is fve feet five inches tall,
slim built. has light complexion. light
hair and blue eyes. He wore a black
sack coat. vest and trousers, light der
by hat and CATERS. A general alarm was
sent out by the police.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
ASSAULTED THE BLUEC0AT.
Quinn Was Arrested While Annoy
ing HIS Wife.

James ]. Quinn. thirty years old, was
held in $50 bail In Harlem Court this
morning on a charge Of ~assaultlng
Policeman Moore. Of the East One Hun
dred and Fourth street station.
Quinn's wife. who resides at lA East
One Hundred and Seventh street, has
not been living with her husband for the
last six months. Since this %estrange-
ment Quinn has been constantly annoy
ing his wife.
Last night at $50 he called at her
house and created a disturbance. Mrs.
Quinn called the policeman. At the
sight Of the bluecoat Quinn became en-
ragged n assaulted him. cutting his
lips with his fist and tearing his clothes
The evening world., 1894-03-07
FELL FROM THE Z" ROAD.
PAYER James Degan Injured by an
Iron Casting.

James began. twenty-four years old.
of AZ West T"hirty-second street, while
paving the street at Second avenue and
One Hundred and Seventh street. at 8
o'clock this morning. was struck on the
right hip by a piece OF Iron casting
which fell from the Elevated Railroad
Hospital.
Peter Allwardsn. of SOL Washington
street, an employee Of the 81" road.
accident, but was released at the East
One Hundred and Fourth street station.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
TYRRELL DENIES CHARGES.
He Wal q Juror in the James Don
nelly Murder Trial.

James Tyrrell. OF IS East One Hundred
and Fifteenth street. one Of the Jurors
In the James Donnelly murder case.
called o. Assistant District-Attorney
Mcintyre this morning and positively
denied all the charges made against him
by other jurors.
Mr.. Mcintyre said to-day hat the mat
ter could not possibly be laid before the
Grand Jury before the middle OF next
week.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
JAILED ON A CIVIL SUIT.
Cigar Manufacturers Have Dealer
MeDermott Locked I'm.

John l. McDermott. q cigar dealer, Of
% Beaver street, Is locked UP in the
Ludlow Street Jail in default OF 1900
bail upon the complaint OF the Horace
r. Kelly Company. cigar manufacturers.
The Company sllsgs. that SINCE oc,o-
PENDANT x2,484.N worth OF cigars, which
McDermott was to pay for as they were
sold. He represented. II n said, that
made no payment. and now says he has
no money. His stock has been mostly
disposed OF. and the manufacturers de-
cided to bring suit.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BUSINESS BLOCK C0LLAPSES.
Strain of Wires and Cables Too
Much for . Pawtucket Structure.

(By Associated Press)
PAwTUCKET. r. l., March 7.-At SO
o'clock this morning the north wall Of
the Spencer Block In Main street
square. collapsed with q frightful crash,
dragging with 1t the entire roof and
completely wrecking the third and
fourth floors.
The falling wall also crushed through
the roof Of the Wholesale liquor house
Of Edward Smith, adjoining. The block
was erected in 1874. belonged to the
Gideon L. Spencer estate and was val
ued at over $50, 000.
Enterprise Lodge. I: Q; o: F.. on the
fourth iioor; Dentist Tillinghast, on the
second, and Lyons. Delaney & Co. and
the Pawtucket Evening Post, on the
first floor. are heavy losers, The total
loss Of the occupants will exceed $4,000.
The collapse Is supposed to have been
due to the weakness of the retaining
walls, which were but twelve niche in
thickness, and the strain of the mass
Of wires and cables on the roof OF the
building.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
INDEPENDENTS ACTIVE.
They Will Invade the Tammany
Banner District.

ann District.
The Independent County Organization
intends to strengthen itself 80 thoroughly
that 1t will be in an i~mpregnable
position in the next campaign. To
morrow night the Second Assembly
District will be organized at Kessler's
Hall, ATS Pearl street. thus invading
Tammany's great stronghold.
The chairman of the meeting.
william A. Ellis. who knows much about
the election frauds In the Second Dis
trict. by reason OF his activity In ferret
ing them out, will make a speech. in
which he will show how the frauds were
perpetrated which made the Second
Assembly District the banner district Of
Tammany Hall.
John D.. Townsend will also deliver an
address. Other speakers will be Ernest
Harvier, ex-Judge Alfred Steckler, Julius
Hamburger n Joseph Stiner.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
.GREEN-GOODS MEN AGAIN.
A Nebraska Farmer Just Escapes
Being Victimized.

siegfried Nissen. a Nebraska farmer.
who came to this city to meet some
Rreen-goods men who had made him a
quarters to-day.
He told such a weird and disjointed
story that Inspector Mclaughlin con
did not leave town and start for home
al once, he would have him arrested.
Nissen said he would go without delay.
He did not meet the green-goods men
and his money was intact.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Kearsarse Inquiry Delayed.

Owing to the continued illness OF Commander
Joseph ". Miller there was no session Of the Naval
Court OF inquiry to-day at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Surgeon brennan reported TO Judge Advo-
cate Kelley this morning that while there was
. slight Improvement In Commander Millers ton
silitIs he was In no condition to leave his ship.
The Vermont. An adjournment was accordingly
taken until 10. 20 O'Clock tomorrow, when Il 10
expected that Commander Miller will be able to
attsnd.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
J.&S S. BAUMANN,
733, 735, 1877, 73s, TAI. 743 9Th Ave.
WILL IGNORE THE ALDERMEN.
Park Commissioners to Make the
Telephone Contract without

Park TO make the
Telephone Contract without
Their Consent.
The Park Commissioners will go ahead
and contract for telephones for the Park
Department just the same as II the AL
dermen had not refused them permission
to make the contract without advertis-
ing for bids.
The Park Commissioners will ignore
the action of the Aldermen without any
fear Of serious consequences to them.
They may do under a decision OF the
courts In which 1t was held that the
law relating to the advertisement for
bids Is inapplicable where competitive
bids cannot be invited, and there can be
no competition because there Is only one
telephone company.
Among City Hall politicians the action
Of the Aldermen is looked upon as child
ish ridiculous. II was the intention
of the Par Commissioners. SO they say.
to give each Alderman ten labor tickets.
but after the exhibition Of pettishness
and spite they are not likely to get n
now.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
BROKE A WOMAN'S NOSE.
Then Tucker Kicked Her and Bit
Her I'm the Cheek.

Her IN the Cneek.
Dan Tucker. a musician. forty-two
years old. and q giant in stature. was
held in the T.mbs Police court this
morning for trial on a charge OF
feloniously assaultinE Ellen Holland.
who lives somewhere In Elizabeth street.
Tucker lives at various lodging -houses.
night and the woman made a scoff1ng
remark about fuckers ability as a
musician.
This the woman refused to do. and
Tucker. in a frenzy. drew an iron bar
from his pocket and struck the woman
In the face. breaking her nose.
She fell to the ground, and Tucker.
after kicking her until he was tired.
stopped and buried his teeth 10 the
womap's check.
Thin morning she was sent to the
House Of Detention as a witness against
fucker.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
To Investigate Mt Troy.
(By Associated Press.

W. -"TT1FV fTV"
ALBANY. March 7.-Senator Mullin
to-day introduced in the Senate a resolu-
ton providing that the Senate Commit
tee now investigating the elections IN
cities shall have their power extended so
that the election in Troy n the murder
OF yesterday may be investigated.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
WIDOW WANTS 100000.
Claim Against Mexico for h MUIR
der Of q Frisco Man.

IBy AssocIated PressO
SAN FRANCISCO. March AFTER six
years Of diplomatic negotiations, the IA
nous claim OF Mrs. Janet NJ. Baldwin.
Of this city. against the Government OF
Mexico. Is about to be settled. Henry
NJ. Clement. her attorney. has left for
Washington to participate In the con-
Guiding negotiations. The claim Is for
indemnity for the murder OF Leon Bald
win. the claimants husband. committed
over six years ago by outlaws. under
the leadership OF Eracho Bernal.
The sum demanded was 500. 900. but the
figure is to be fixed in conferences soon
to be held by representatives Of the two
governments. at Washington.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
5000 Fire IN the Sherwood.

Fire did $500 damage early this morning to
tn. Sherwood nat-houss At ass West Thirty-ninth
street A defective gas burner nred the wood
work in the third floor hall. Mrs. Annie Max
we'll, who lives on that floor. discovered the
danes and notified a policeman, who sent In an
alarm. There was little trouble In extinsuish-
ing the flames.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
COL. OCHILTREE'S WEAK SPOT

Cross-Examined To-day In Court
a. to His Reputation for veracity.
James F. Lynch. who was charged with
stealing several articles Of jewelry from
Col. Tom Ochiltree. of Texas. while at
tending him as a nurse last January,
was put on trial before Judge Cowtng
In General Sessions this morning.
Col. Ochiltree testified that while the
defendant was nursing him during an
illness he missed q gold watch with his
monogram on 1t. a gold pencil case and
several trinkets.
Counsel for the defendant then began
10 cross-examine the Colonel as to his
reputation for veracity. The case Is still
ON.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
HELD UP SIX IN A STOBE.
Robbery by u Woman bandit and
Four Masked Men.

WATONGO. Kan, March -Four
masked men and a woman. disguised as
a a and who is supposed to be the
notorious Tom King. raided the Traders
store at Cantonment and made the pro-
prietor and five clerks line up at the
point OF revolvers. They robbed every
one Of them, and took what ls supposed
to be quite a large sum of money from
the safe.
At the suggestion Of the female des-
perado, the watches and jewelry taken
from the clerks were restored to them.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
lowell CoanciImep Cali on Police
lny A,.ociaisd Ptvsal

LOWELL. Mass. March 7.-Poiies were called
into . Common Council meeting last night owing
to the turbulence OF the Numbers The ron was
caused BY . member being charged with trsAehsy
In Deserving his party. which elected Capt Osorgs
r. Davis. brother-in-law to Mayor Piekmah.
Chisf Of Police a. successor 70 the late Chisf How
Ryan. Robinson and OConnsli. fearing violence
from the crowd, went home under polies protse-
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Bli.s-Root Enrolment Days.

Tho Committee Of Thirty has nxed March % and
April . as the days for enrolment of Republican
voters under the Bliss Root tanti-Piatp plan OF
orsaniIatioa. The date for the primaries has not
been decided On.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Riot In n Kentucky Mine.

WILLIAMSBURG. Ky, March IA not oc-
CURED ct the Blrdeys Mine Monday. About 100
union men went into a mine where n~on-union
men were at work and compelled them TO with
draw. The Sheriff and pnsss OF deputies are
ned TO Tennessee.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Some $50
Melton OVerCOatS
for so

OUR principle is to sell, as far as
" possible, every garment the
same season it is made. We never
carry goods over from one season to
another.
Not all gone yet-soon will be.
Without the slightest regard to cost,
we intend to clear out every overcoat.
Forty dollar o~vercoats, thirty-five
dollar overcoats, twenty-f five dollar
o~vercoats, all stylish, long, full and
deep, some with silk sleeve and
shoulder Innings, some fancy cassi-
mere linings-$2o, SIS and $40.
most of them $40.
This is certainly an opportunity
for sensible people-Sio.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
MRS. ANDREW F0Y IN WANT.
HusbanA OF = Cronia witAess RE-
fuses TO support Her.

CHICAGO. March T.-Mrs. Andrew
Toy. Who savs sensational evidences for
the state In the csonIn murder trial, n
liable q evicticn. Her Landlord hos
ssssss s ;2s $3.50 e Z: s;Fs sssu 81 's 3 3 gss.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
FOR MRS. LEASE.
Left by Her Aun Nineteen Years
Ago I'm Ireland.
~. ipy As.ociated Press.

WICHITA. Kan. March MRS.
x.eases,tbe as1tator. and orator, received
word from Ddndaik. Ireland. yesterday.
mat ~ 1, Win made by an aunt Of hers
1ulhetsenr years aScs she Is heiress to q
1sfss fortune which has. been accumu
/&<lngr M Interest ever since. s.
=fuE Irish relatives did not know what
M b<come OF the American heirs until
|r1, IeaBe,s fGme epread over the Con-
HH1f- and re-echoed back In b County
I<olft, where her aunt lived. The
oazt OF the fortune IL not stated.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Dynamite Wrecks a Train.
(By Associated PresA)

RICHMOND. KY, March "A contraetors
train was blown TO atoms while standing on .
side track at Paint Lick, near here. A number
Of dynamite sticks had been placed by the stove
In Cns OF the cars to thaw out. Workmen had Q
narrow escape In the explosion that followed.
The evening world., 1894-03-07

She IL in q destitute condition. Andrew
Foy, her husband. In In the employ. of
the city and receives good wages, but
his family.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
Had IL in" for the window,

Adolph Dronek. OF 2o1 schoies street. was held
In the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg. to-day
on . charge Of malicious mischief. while intoxi-
Gated last evening he smashed the show window q
40 Grand street, and the proprietor OF the plaza.
Charles o Bren. had him arrested.
The evening world., 1894-03-07

the brids and the groom separated. and MruL Kill.
msysr left for TEXAS. She has been here several
days searching for the young man, who 10 q CLERK
in A hotel.
The evening world., 1894-03-07
ARRIVED.
OUTGOING srEAMERA
SAILED TO-DAY.

INCOMING srRAMKR&
DUE TO-DAY.
California, Gibraltar Ysb. o.
Critic. DyAAss Fsb. H.
Busvis, Hanbars Fsb. n
Elhiopla. 0iaasou ~, n
Bsigsalan1. Antwerp ysb. -
coacha. Havana narcA
Psssais. otbGsiiar 20 ~
DUE so-noRaow.
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