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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
STEADILY SINKING.
Mother Mckinley is Not Expected TO
Survive the Night-Grows Weaker
Every Moment.

Canton, O., Dec. 10.-Friday marked
1he ninth day of the sickness of Mrs.
Mckinley since she was stricken by
paralysis. During these nine days she
has taken but little nourshment, and
dur ing that period has been conscious
only a few times. The case has been
pronounced by the attending physicians
as a very remarkable one. Several
visits were made by DIR. Phillips to-day.
and at each one 1t was reported that
there We're clear indications that the
patient had become decidedly weaker
Relatives in attendance are keeping
near at hand and so serious has the
situation become that death has been
momentarily expected for several hours
DIR Phillips called at the house at 5
O'Clock when he found the patient so
weak that evidences OF life were barely
discerned. He said he did not regard IL
as possible that she could live "A hours
longer.
President Mckinley has been almost
constant in his vigil to-day. 1t was
with the greatest difficulty that he was
prevailed upon to take even brief rests,
1t is evident that he realizes the near
approach of the end for the past q
hours. and he manifests his great devo-
Iion to his mother by being with her all
the time. 1t is not impossible that he
hopes for another rally and another
period of consciousness, in which he
may be recognized.
At IL O'Clock tonight the family have
mo hopes that the aged invalid will last
through the night, and they are sor-
rowfully awaiting the end.
| The president continues his vigil by
the side of the mother that has been a
guardian angel all through his life. His
self-controi now however, is standing
him in good stead. He shows but little
of the deep emotions that are stirring
his soul. Dr. Phillips. the attending
physician. has not been to the house
since early in the evening.
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Entries at ingIesile.

Following are the enfies for to-day
races at Ingleside:
First race. seven-eighths of mile-Ru-
faIba, Queen Safe, Miss Baker So; All
Smoke Fullerton Lass Navy Blue. Jack
Martin, Miss Ruth. Mic Mac, 103 Can't
Dance Outaway, 106; Emma D., Zarro,
1917.
Second race fve-eighths of mile.
for ar-olds-Perugia, Muscalado,
Hertha, Agnes Tobin. Royal Nan, Dr..
Marks, Yorrick, 81 San Venado. 100: Wa
tomba, ST. Philip, 1906; Lord Marmion.
Hermoso, Einstein, Prompto, Al Koran,
Odds On. 10s Highland Ball, 113.
Third race. seven-eighths of mile
Collins, Perseus. 103 Fashion Plate, lo5;
Billy McCloskey. 106; Little Cripple, lOa;
Ben Amelia, Argentina, 109 Don Fulano.
113.
Fourth race, one mile, hurdles, handicap
-Hyman Maio Diablo, 125; Reno, Pre-
sidio, 1872; Red Bird. Idle Belle, 1874; Vera
qua. 1885, Gold Dust, 1873; Sylvester la0;
Showdown $50: Captain Rees, 1856.
Fifth race, the Hobart stakes, mile and
a quarter-Nincitor. 104; Claudiana, 80;
Altamax. 122: Shasta Water, 1l5; Aquinas
101; Sweet William, 1903; Atticus, 90; cou-
pom, 81: Devils Dream, 100; Personne. 1O2;
F'leur de Lis, 1a. Couple Vincitor and
Claudiana, Boots entry: Altamax and
Shasta Water, the Burns IL Water
house entry, Aquinas and Sweet William
as Schreiber's entry.
Sixth race, owners handicap, one mile
Senator Bland, Ostler Joe, Satsuma, 3d.
Cloudy. track heavy
The following are the probable winners
at InglesIde to-day:
First race-Queen Safe. Can't Dance
Outaway.
Second race-odds On. Hermoso. Wa
tomba.
Third race-Perseus, Don Fulano Ar
gentina.
Fourth race-snowdown. Captain Rees
Sylvester.
Fifth race--B. & w. entry, Schneider en-
try Fleur de lis.
Sixth race-Satsuma, Senator Bland
Ostler Joe.
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80 taken prisoners. Eight chiefs and
officers and 50 armed privates have
surrendered to the Spanish The Span
ish column in the same period has lost
five officers and % soldiers killed. with
IL officers and 10 soldiers wounded.
Juan Cossio. who was in charge of the
insurgent dynamite corps i'm the prov
fnce of Puerto Principe. is dead at the
insurgent camp. He was cousin of
Evangelina Cossio.
The insurgents fired a cannon shot
into the machinery of the plantation OF
Mr.. Rigby. an American. in the Man
zanillo district. destroying the boilers.
They have forbidden cane grinding in
that neighborhood under threat OF
burning the cane fields.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
BLAND WAS DEFEATED
The Race Was stupidity Jockeyed
by Holmes.
JUDGES SUSPENDED HIM
A Rigid Examination Will be Made-A
Capital Start Was Made and How
ard Mann Won the Race in
Hard Drive.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.


San Francisco, Dec. Ex-senator
Bland, the pride of all Montana racing
men, was defeated at Ingleside this
afternoon at one and one-quarter miles,
by Howard Mann, winner of the Brook
lyn handicap, at even weights, ia
pounds. Bland was beaten three
fcurths of length in a hard drive.
The judges were dissatisfied with the
result, and, after the race, called for the
bookmakers' sheets. They then sus-
pended Jockey Holmes, pending a rigid
investigation.
Senator Bland opened in the betting
at TO 5, but there was lots of Howard
Mann coin to bet on the strength of his
Brooklyn handicap victory and the fact
he liked the mud. Bland went back to
IL to 8, at which price thousands went
into the ring.
The horses got off to a capital start.
Band went to the front and led to the
three-quarter post under double wrap
Then he was challenged by Mann, but
failed to respond when given the rein.
Holmes had practically killed Bland Off
with his mouth wide OPEN The time,
2:15A, was ridiculously slow, even for
the heavy track, and those VINO pet on
the Senator are strong in the belief that
the race was at least Stupldly 1ockeyed
by BANDS rider. Horsemen here are of
the opinion that Holmes is not crimi-
nally guilty, but made mistake in try
ing to rate Bland who was fighting for
the reins from the start. Holmes is the
lad for whose release Trainer John
Campbell paid Zeke Abrahams $500
about two weeks ago.
Tomorrow Senator Bland, Satsuma
and Ostler Joe meet in an owners
handicap of one mile, each carrying 9S
pounds. With a better jockey up Bland
ought to win the money.
Yule, the good 2-year-old filly, bred
at the Bitter Root farm, was beaten by
a nose by Sweet William in the fourth
race at one mile after a sensational fin
ish. 'Skeets' Martin, the experienced
| jockey on Sweet William, took adNan-
tage of youthful McNichols on 1ule
! and interfered with him in the stretch,
! otherwise Yule would certainly have
| won. A claim of foul was made, but for
| some reason was not allowed.
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Wants tile sale Postponed.

Washington. Dec 10--The attorney
general has taken steps looking to the
postponement of the sale of the Kansas
Pacific. As soon as he received a copy
OF the senate resolution he telegraphed
its substance to Special Counsel Hoad-
ley at New York. with a request that
he prepare at once a motion asking for
a postponement until Feb. !. The at
torney general to-day expressed no
doubt that a postponement would be
granted by the court on the showing
the government. would be able TO make.
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EXPECT A BATTLE
An Important Demonstration Planned by
the Insurgents.

the Insurgents.
New York, Dec. 10-A dispatch to the
World from Havana says an important
battle is expected hourly. The insur-
gents have planned the most formidable
demonstration against Havana of the
year. General Pafrados has started from
this city with strong column of troops
to meet the insurgents. Senior Canale as.
the confidential agent of the Spanish gov
eminent. went with him to ascertain Inc
real condition of Havana province. Gener-
al Rodriguez. with the combined Cuban
forces under Juan Delgado, LadareZ and
Rafael Zecardinas, is eneamped about 20
miles south of here. He has fully 10000
men. who are well armed. and is said to
have "a Hotchkiss rapid firing cannon.
Emilio Collozo hanged Antonio Reverb
and the negro Osman. They went to Col
LOGO with money and a proposition to lay
down his arms. accepting autonomy. A
note was pinned on the breasts of the
hanged men announcing that any one
coming on a similar mission would meet
Il like fate.
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PENSION BILL PASSED
Continued from Page one)

secretary desires increased appropria-
tions for weather stations in the far
West and in the vicinity of the great
lakes. The establishment of additional
forecast stations. the secretary thinks.
would be greatly to the benefit of the
fruit industry of California, which suf-
fers considerably when there are no
proper warnings of approaching storms
while on the lakes extra stations are
needed for the protection of the mari
time interests. Another branch of the
service which requires more money is
that of the microscopic department.
The force now available is inadequate,
the secretary says.
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RIVERA RELEASED.
The Insurgent Leader Sailed for His Old
Home Mt Cadiz.

Havana, Dec. 10.-General Rivera. an
insurgent leader who was captured
March last in the province of Pinar del
Rio by the Spanish troops under Gen
eral Hernandez de Nelasco. and who
was recently pardoned by royal decree,
has been released from the Cahannas
fortress, where he had been imprisoned
Tor several months, sailed to-day by the
fteamer colona for CadiZ. his home.
The colona also carries back to Spain
BOO sick, wounded and otherwise in
capacitated soldiers.
In the skirmishes of the last 10 days
the insurgents have lost liz killed ana
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
In N RAGING storm.

San Francisco. Dec. l0-The steamship
Progresso arrived to-day from Seattle
much the worse for her encounter with
the southeaster that ragged along the
coast during the early days of the week,
Her passage from Seattle occupied llS
hours. making her about 40 hours overdue
at this port Captain Storrs says the
waves encountered during the storm We're
the greatest he has ever seen on the
coast. During the height of the gale her
boats were smashed and everything NOV
able on deck carried away.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
Spanish Loss Was Heavy.

Havana, Dec. 10.-Latest reports of the
late fights in Pinar del Rio province show
the Spanish loss to be more than claimed.
The dead or wounded include one colonel
one major, seven captains, IL subordi-
nate officers and "A privates. Most of the
wounded will die. The rebel loss was A.
The rebels used explosive bullets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
Shot on The Tie.

Chicago. Dec. 1O.-Fred Gilbert of Spirit
Lake, Iowa. and j. y. b. Elliott of Kan
sas city. who tied with 90 birds yester-
day in their race for the Dupont trophy,
shot off the tie to-day at 20 birds. Elliott
killed % straight. Gilbert lost two birds
The match between teams of 10 men rep
resentig Kansas City and Chicago began
to-day. Six men on each side shot at 90
birds The Missourians scored pa against
225 for Chicago.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Missoula Dec. 10.-Attorney Z. ii.
Hall returned to-day from Helena, to
which city he went in the interests OF
his client, j. c. Johnson, for whom APP
plication will be made for a requisltlon
by the governor of Missouri. Mr.. Hall
went TO Helena to protest against the
issue Of the requisition on the ground
that he believes that Johnson Will be
lynched if he Is taken back to Missouri.
Mr. Hall says that Acting Governor
Spriggs did not reach any conclusion in
the matter, but he assured Mr.. Hall
that he would not grant any requisition
papers in the case unless he had the
assurance of Governor Stevens of Mis-
souri, that Johnson would be fully pro-
tected by an armed force, if necessary,
in case he is taken back to that state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Missoula, Dec. 10.-Attorney Hail.
who is representing the case of Joseph
c. Johnson, this evening took new
turn in the case. He caused a com
plant to be filel against his client IN
the court of Justice of the Peace Myers
charging him with adultery. Johnson
entered a plea of guilty and was sem
fenced to 80 days in the county jail.
This will make it necessary for the
Missouri officers to wait here until his
sentence has expired.
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VIII Condemn the pintn.

Washington, Dec. 10.-The board of ma
val bureaus to-day recommended that the
little Pinta, which has done so much ser
vice in Alaskan waters and is now at
the Mare Island navy yard. be condemned
and sold, as the repairs urged as neees-
sary would cost more than the value Of
the craft warranted.
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Killed His own Act.

Special DISPATCH TO the Standard.
Boise, Idaho, Dec. l0.-District judge
Stewart has held the act of the Third
Legislature governing the taking of depo-
sitions unconstitutional, owing to irregu-
larities in its passage. Curiously enough,
Judge Stewart was the father OIL inns
act when he was in the legislature.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
Autler Nearprs

Special Dispatch 10 ID. Standard.
Helena, Dee. 1h.-SeyeTal members OF
the Helena lodge of Elks left tom ght for
Billings. where tomorrow night they will
assist District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler j. NJ. Quinn 81 Butte IN instituting
Il lodge of Eiks. About 80 citizens OF the
Yellowstone city viii becoraa antlcr wear
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11

New Orleans. Dee. 10-Results: Six fur
Iongs-J. A. Gray won, Eleanor Holmes
second, Alone third; time, 1:32l4 Selling,
thirteen-sixteenths of mile-Lady Irene
won French Grey second, Caddie e. third;
time 1872 Selling, mile and a quarter
Mamie LIS Sister won, Ondague second,
Charina third; time, 2:26. Thirteen-six-
teenths of a mile-Balk Line won, Tran
by second Maggie S. third; time, 1:3212
Selling, mile-Swordsman won, Dombar-
don second Florida S. third; time, 1:5S.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11

New York, Dec. 10.--The representatives
of the wire and nail manufacturing firms
of the United States who have for
months been negotiating to form a steel,
wire and nail pool. are nearing eonclu-
sion of their work. II is said that about
% of the largest steel wire and nail
manufacturers will enter the pool and
that the capital involved will exceed
SEC. COG. 900. The legal formalities for form
ing the pool will probably not be com
pleted until after the holidays
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No More Prize Fights.

san Francisco. Dee. 10.-The health and
police committee of the board of super
visors put the auetus upon the prize
lighting industry in this city for some
time to come to-day 10y refusing TO issue
any more permits for puEihstic OF 'physi-
cal culture" exhibitions TO the big cubs.
This disposes Of the Griffo-L avgne. Haw-
kins-Connelly and other matches.
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Wider Treaty Relations.

Washington. Dee 10.-Gen. j. W. Fos-
ter, in charge Of the Boring sea nego-
tiations has taken up the general sub
ject of wider treaty relations With
Canada and to-day he was in close
consultation with a delegation of promi-
nent fish merchants from Gloucester.
Mass
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11

San Francisco. Dec. 10.-Results at IN
gleside Six furlongs-B. & w won, Ru-
falba second, Los Cerillos third; time
133 Six Observation-Disclosures won
O'Connel second Lucky Dog third: time
1:15Ia Mile and quarter-Howard Mann
won, Senator Bland second, Sweet Favor
dale third; time, 2:15A. Mile-Sweet Will
liam won, Yule second, The Plutocrat
third: time 40. Six furlongs-Torslda
won, DR.. Sharp second, George Lee thlrd
time IL
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Montana Postnasters.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington, Dec. 10-Montana post
masters were appointed to-day as lol-
lows: Burton. Teton county. A. W. Bur
TN vice Lewis Tellefson, resigned Lima,
Beaverrhead county, e. A. Bailey, vice
o. IL piul. removed.
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San Francisco. Dec 10.-Grave fears are
entertained as to the safety of the ste am
err Cleveland. which left this port Tor oe-
attic on the 4th inst She is already more
than two days overdue and IT Is believed
that she has met with some nntoward
accident either to her machinery or nun.
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Caused n Flood.

Galena ILL.,. Dec. IA flood caused by
heavy rains last night practically de-
stroyed the government lock at the mouth
of the Galena river to-day. The locks
were built seven years ago at "A cost of
100000 The damage was caused by
great ice foe which swept down the
river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11
Desperate Thief Captured.

Baltimore. Dec 10-The residence of
Isaac +. Emerson. president of the En-
erson Drug company and commander of
the Maryland reserves. WAS robbed last
night and diamonds valued at nearly
$4,000 were stolen. After a desperate
struggle the thief was captured as he
was leaving the house.
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Received Encourngement.

Washington. Dec. 10.-A delegation of
Hawaiian natives. who are here in OPP
position to the annexation treaty called
upon several senators at the capitol to-
day to urge their requests. They have
attempted no canvass of the senate. but
say they have received considerable en-
coIragement
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-11

Helena called upon the leutenant GOV
ernor to protest against honoring the
requisition. The delegation presented
petition signed by SO citizens of the
city, whites and blacks. demonstrating
against recognizing the requisition. The
petition states that ii is the pelief OF
the signers that johnson will not re-
ceive justice upon his arrival in Mis-
souri,, but will be Immediately iynched,
and that the ends of justice will be best
subserved by refusing to honor the
requisition. The acting governor list
ened carefully to the spokesman for
both parties, and told them he should
not act in the matter without giving 1t
careful consideration, and when the
time arrived to pass upon the requisi-
ton the petitioners would not be for
gotten.
This afternoon brought the following
message from Jefferson City, Mo-:
"Advices indicate that protests against
the extradition of Jospeh Johnson are
mostly from lawyers employed TO de-
feat my requisition." 1t was signed by
Lon V. Stephens, governor of Missouri.
Just before leaving the office TINS eve
ming, Mr.. Spriggs sent the following re-
ply to Governor Stephens by way of
advising the Missouri governor that the
requtsition may not be honored quite as
readily as he may anticipate:
Your message received. Your agent
not yet arrived. This ONCE IN conlliiual
receipt of Geographic petitions from
different sections of your state protest
ing against the rendition OF Joseph
Johnson, stating he is not guilty as
charged, and that the grand jury oil
Saline county adjourned without re-
turning an indictment. and further that
Johnson will be the victim of mob Vio-
lence If returned
SO far as learned this ends for the
day the Geographic battle pro and con-
Of Johnson's rendition.
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A Writ of mn ,rsedeas.

Springfield, ILL.,. Dec. 10.-The supreme
court to-day granted IA writ of superse-
IDEAS on the petition of ex-Banker tharl
w. Spalding, recently sentenced 10 an m
determinate term in the pen for emnezzie-
nent Motion for admission TO bail was
denied
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Kenched NJ Arreement.

Chicago. Dec. 1o-The xgcutiVe commute
tee of the Western Passenger Association
did not reach any agreement to-day on
tic divisions to NJ allowed the lines b.
tween Chicago ana St Paul.
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ships Run for shelter.

London Dec. ia severe gale is again
raging along the British coast, especially
over those parts bordering on the Irish
shore Ships are running for shelter into
all the ports.
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Chicago. Dee. 10.-The human foot
found yesterday On the trucks beneath a
Pullman car is believed to be a part of
the remains RI sam Maine ~ Princeton
Iowa. The mangIed remains OF man
supposed 70 be Maine were found near
Mexico. No. strewn along the tracks
of the Alton.
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Seattle. Dec lO.-B. f. JosseN. Chshese
inspector al Tacoma. was indicted to-day
by the federal grand jury on the charge
of assaulting w. r. Bidwell. a customs
inspector, while ia the discharge OF MS
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Reno. Nev., Dee. IA wreck occurred
on the y. e. 4 q. railway about hNs isll, ;
north Of this city, this morning. Two 'r
three passengers are reported injured
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Death of Stub Wilson

Sioux city. Iowa, Dec. lo.-Stub Wilson,
one Of the best-known sporting men in
the Northwest died to-day of diabetes.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
eists refund the money II it fails 10 cure 2oc.
| The genuine has l.. b. Q. on each tab Ct
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New York Dec 1O.-Judge Asa w.
TenneN 81 the United states dlstrlS'
court died to-day
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Washington Dee lo-Pronably fair'
warmer southwestyrly winds.
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WORN ny WOMEN.


The newes, dress models tighten ths
a;roeiuns blo,se walsi and 90 not permit
the cloih 10 oyeeAaag The belt In the back
or ca the sides
SklEls are suiltiess OF stiff: Innings and
hang In soft folds. C!oth skirts with
poaeAed velye; waists als fashionable. \
green-p plaid skirt with a green velvet
walls. is pretty coordination.
Tailor gowns are not much differen. from
the spF@g patterns, The cloth sirapptngs
are worn as much as ever, but the srn2rtest
coSts are faced with white cloth. w!ih
siTspfings or the eolorod cloth lail closely
over the white.
EmhTosierles and brailngs viii brighten
morring frocSs. and a gown % one color
trimmed Win shades OF the same tint viii
be more Worn thar a mixture o. eologs
koy instance, costume o. lawn coler cloth
braided in : darker shade. interviewer
with twists ci gold. has touches ~ ,eos.se
Solor velvet and a vest OF whsie cloth en-
broiteetd with gola, Win regard 70 eoais.
the newest is a long Russian one fAliics
nearly 10 the knees. With the full bodice
confined al the waist by - belt. and
trimmed with fur, braid or cuieral4err. ac-
cordlng 70 the texture o. The material
Delightful sleeves are made o. tee nev
fancy tartan g.Sce SILKS. DrotaGes fer
cusrasses and skirt yokes are magnificent
Bias stripes are novelty. Moite velvet
and white cloih make handsome applique
trimmings Velvet Russian blolsSss trimmed
with lnr ara ioSe7ge battons Hoax rich.
with shoulder pieces and high celia. az the
velvet. the rest OF the dress hotas oi sol.,e
wooden material As,sAkhan in yVsts ana
narrow hands for the skirts il vcry smart.
Renaissance, Irish guipnre and Sp1nisa
blonde are the newest faces