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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
ISENBURG STORE AND
FIXTURES TO BE SOLD

Louis Isenberg, proprietor of the
Model Food Market at 925 Main
street, which was recently forced to
close it's doors following a series of
attachments, has filed notice in the
town clerks office of his intention to
sell the stock of the store, it's fixtures
and the horses and wagons, to his
brother. Joseph Isenberg of Spring
field Louis Isenberg now has a peti-
ton in bankruptcy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
the TRIO OF
Love and DEATH

The victim-Louise Owen Beat
tie, p year old daughter of one of
Delaware's first families, foully
murdered while on a pleasure au-
tomobile trip with her husband on
the lonely Middleothean Turnpike.
The accused-Henry Clay Beattie
Jr-, her IS year old husband, PAM
pered son of a rich family.
The alleged motive-Pretty, vi
vacious. II year old Beulah Bin
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
MAN ARRESTED HERE
FOR ROBBERY BOUND
OVER IN WALL ORD
(special from United Press }

Wallingford, Sept. Sin borough
court, today, Steuhen Bakta, arrested
in Bridgeport, Wednesday, was bound
over to the Superior court in 5000
bonds on a charge of robbing local
tailor shop August 10.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
POLICE LOOKING FOR
FOUNDER OF BANK
WITH DOORS CLOSED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept S-The po-
lice today are looking for George
Sweet of Munich, Mich, following the
failure of the Lone Bank of Whitmore
Lake, Mich, to open it's doors today.
The institution, which was established
three weeks, is said to have 81, 900 in
deposits. Sweet, founder of the bank,
has been missing since last Satur-
day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
RECEPTION TO GOV.
HARMON AT HARTFORD
Especial from United Press

Especial from United Press)
Hartford, Sept. 8.-Leading state
and local Democrats, including Gov
ernor Baldwin and Mayor Edward L.
Smith, attended an informal recep-
ton rendered Governor Harmon, Of
Ohio, at the Allyn House, this after
noon. No attempt was made to hide
the fact that the meeting was ar
ranged in view of Governor Harmon's S
candidacy for the Presidential nomi-
nation, although this subject was not
broached openly at the reception.
Predictions of Democratic success IN
the next national campaign were free
ly exchanged.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
NOTICE.

Okenuck Tribe, No. 49 wishes TO
thank all who helped in any way to-
wards making their anniversary, Sept.
4th so successful. Especially those
who by their decorations and dona-
tions and those who by their attend
ance at the festivities showed their
interest in the Order and in making
Stratford larger and better.
Sincerely,
H. W. DooLITTLE, c. of A.
F. G. BEVANS, S. a.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, 8

THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL. sac
Fairfield avenue, begins it's TWEEN
tieth year September 9th. The
Course of Study includes a practi-
cal and well-balanced high-schooI
education, and all subjects required
for admission to the leading uni
versities and technical schools
Students one, two, or three years
below high-school grade, have COM
pleted that work and the high
school course in four years, and
even in three; students of high
school grade have saved one or two
years. Exceptional opportunities al
80 to young men who have been
out of school one or more years.
LIS b*i5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
1BEATTIE'S FATE MAY
BE IN HANDS OF JURY
BY SUNDOWN TODAY
His Eloquent Chief of Counsel Pleads with All the Ora
torical Strength at His Command to Make ap I'm
preston on the Twelve Stolid Farmers, Who Hold
the Power of Life and Death Over the Young Pris-
oner.

ford, for four. years sweetheart of
the dead woman's husband, who
had resumed relations with her
just a month prior to the murder.
The verdict
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

classified" ads on inside page of
this paper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

RENT PAYS for new cottage, seven
rooms, bath, hot and cold water
heat, gas. In suburbs, fine loca-
ton, side street, three hundred feet
to trolleys, five cent fare, fruit
trees, city water, fresh from the
builders, not been occupier, right
party can obtain fine home at once
: and pay as rent. Address Cottage,
P. O.. Box 1858. Bridgeport, CT
T b % o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

"ClassifieI' ads on inside. page Of
this paper,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

OUR BRASS SIGNS and enamel signa
are the most attractive and durable,
signs in the world Cali and se6
our sample window lettering. GET
our prices. The Schwerdtlc StamEl
Co., Al Cannon st. I-8d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

BRIDGEPORT Knights of Columbu.
and ladies will capture Boston Com
mon Colusyab,rs Tsy, Oct. 12s at s,ss,-
ra.-e. Warning Keep off the nrfssx
line and secure -FOUR round trip
ticket early. zs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

EDWARD CRONAN will
show the Bridgeport Knights wfera
Paul Revere started his famous,
midnight ride. Listen and you sl1aI1
hear. ax
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

FOR SALE.-One of the finest locate
ed .quipped and stocked confec>,
tionery. ice cream, and lunch storese1
in New England; located on MainI
ST. in heart of theatre district
Worth $4,000, liberal discount IL
sold at once to cash buyer. AtN
tractive lease; owner interested ind
other business. Investigation in<
vited Address Box 146S. New Ha<
ven Conn. l6 SO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08
UNCLASSIFIED

FLATS TO RENT. Inquire 214 Con-
gress ST. I8s*po
SPECIAL SALE school supplies at
The Emporium, rs Hamilton st.
1850
WANTED.-Makers and apprentices
in millinery parlors. j. I. Dowling,
Room 100, 102 Meigs Bldg, Fair
field Ave. entrance. I7b*po
WANTED. - Experienced millinery
saleslady, permanent position to
right party. Apply Moss & Krieger.
Main and Gold SITS. l bso
CHAIRMAN VIM. j. GARRTTY says
the tickets are fine for the Rogers
Boston Tea Party, go get one. Round
trip, all expenses $40.
FINE HOT ROAST BEEF served free
tomorrow. Sterling ale Ruppert's $
peer, Ey1ret's n. \. lager, and the
best of everything at Clancy 5
Cafe, Poll Bldg, Fairfield Ave. az
WANTED.-Compet nurse girl
with references. Apply between IS
and D. m. So Brooklawn Ave.
IT'S
GRAND OPENING at Mechanics Inn,
Saturday, Sept. 9, corner Stratford
and Seaview avenues. Prop. Jos.
Ciglar. s-po
|SOLDERFRS, familiar with blow pipe
on spelter and lead and antimony.
State age, experience and wages ex-
pected. Signed The Goodwin &
Kintz Co. 8 SO
TO RENT.-House and II acres of
land and outbuildings and black
smith shop fully equipped. Address
1876 Colorado Ave. G. S. Jennings.
Phone 1346. 7p'o
WEEKLY WHIST, ST. Anthony's hall,
Colorado avenue, Thursday evening,
Sept. T. Admission 15 cents.
LIB *p o
TO RENT.-First class modern fiat,
all Improvements, screens and
shades. Excellent locality. Inquire
121 Fremont st. or phone 1925.
Is s p
wANTED.-Two apprentices for dress
making. Arlington & BENJAMIN, SO
Room 1O2. over Telephone office,
Ladies' tailors. 8 b*po
wANTED.-All customers who have
made appointments 1of Iur work,
please be prompt. Arlington &
Reniamin. ladies' tailors, 83 Fair
field Ave, Warner Building, Room
1O2. b*po
FOR SAIlE.-Two horses and / dou-
BILE truck, one horse and single
truck with pole alta ched. All COM
plete.. Stoddard Gilbert & Co., 474
Water ST. Reason, adopting auto
truck. po
GENERAL FOREMAN in sheet metal
speciality factory employing so
hands Must be live, energetic and
familiar with modern shop meth
ods State experience, married or
single and salary expected. Mac
Rie Lovejoy Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill.
b so
RENT PAYS for new cottage, seven
rooms, bath, hot and cold water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

A GOOD POSITION is open to a res
liable man with salesmanship abil~.
ity. who is able to invest a few
thousand dollars in a Connecticuf
Company, manufacturing goods fof<
the confectionery, drug and groceryf
trade; now paying $50 dividends on
stock. Are arranging to extend
trade into new territory. Highest
references furnished. Full particu-f
lars upon request. Address Bozf
1856, New Haven, Conn 1850
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

GENERAL FOREMAN in sheet metal
specialty factory employing so
hands Must be live, energetic and
familiar with modern shop meth
ods State experience, married or
single and salary expected. Mac
Rie I.ovejoy Mfg. Co., Chicago, Ill.
I 8 b O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

FOR SALE.-Drug store, in New Has
ven, located corner one of the maiH
thoroughfares, in best residential
district. 900 children attend school
nearly opposite; P.O. Sub-Station in
store, doing $4,000 business year<
w.. Price $500. Reason for SELF
ing, must devote time to other busi<
ness Inspection invited. Full inrf
forma ton on request. Address Box
1866, New Haven, Conn. I6 SO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

TO RF,NT.-House and IL acres of
land and outbuildings and black
smith shop fully equipped. Address
1876 Colorado Ave. G. S. Jennings.
Phone 1346. z BIO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

BUILDING LOTS on
Euclid Ave, Stratfeld, property re-l
served for cottages. 60 feet front.
varying depths. All and we'll up tol
grade and dry. Water, gas andj
electricity Trolley ten minuteAi
away. to be extended nearer thi3l
Fall. Terms reasonable. r. Gsl
Whitney, Jackman avenue, Strat-i
field. an
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

SOLDERERS, familiar with blow pipe
on spelter and lead and antlmony.
State age, experience and wages ex-
pected. Signed Tne GoooWln y
Kintz Co. 8 SO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-08

FOR SAIE-Two horses and 1 dou-
BILE truck, one horse and 1 single
truck with pole attached. All COM
plete.. Stoddard Gilbert & Co., 474
Water ST. Reason, adopting auto
truck. po
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Landee Says Luke
0fferedsto, Sell Ten
Votes for Lorimer

CHICAGO. Oct. 10--stGte Senator Frank
A. Landee of Moline, testfyng before
the Lorimer investigating committee Of
the United States senate here today, de-
cleared that the late Charles A. Luke,
former state representative offered for
sale block OF ten votes for United States
senator for Lormer at the 1909 session
Of the Illinois legislature. He said that
they had been offered to Hopkins, but
that the senator refused to come across
Under vigorous cross-exsmination
Senator Landee admitted that he had
not taken seriously the offer of Luke
because Luke had been drinking.
United States Senator Lea OF Tennessee
arrived late in the session.
Senator Dillingham;. chairman Of the
committee. announced that the rules OF
testimony would not be sacred in the
coming sessions, I'VE shall continue to
allow all testimony bearing in any way
on the investigation TO he admitted. re-
gardless OF legal technicalities," he said.
I'VE are determined that there shall be
no possible ground for criticism because
Of the exclusion Of any evidence"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
RumOr Of Big Battle
at WI Chang, China

HANKOw,? China, Oct, lo.-Muoh fir
ing can be heard this afternoon in the
direction of WI Chang. Communication
with that city has been cut off. Several
large fires are seen. II is evident that
the soldiers have gone over to the revolu-
tionists following the execution of four
consprators at WI Chang early today.
Twenty-eight Chinese revolutonaries
have been arrested at WI Chang. cap
ital of the province Of Hupeh. Four Of
them were beheaded in front of the
viceroy's yamen today. The arrests and
executions followed the discovery of a
revolutionary plot in the Russian con-
cession here A bomb was exploded,
Whereupon a search revealed factory
for the manufacture of explosives and a
plan for an attack on WI Chang.
Chinese gunboats are patrolling the
harbor. A message from Chung King
says that the leaders OF the movement in
protest against the governments plan
Of building railways with foreign capital
are protecting the missions in the dis
tricts where rebels are operating.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Nine Women Hurt
by Gas Explosion
in Millinery Store

MANSFIELD, o., Oct tO.-Nine women
we're injured, one probably fatally late
yesterday in the destruction OF the mil
linery store of Risch & Mccoy by an ex-
plosion of natural gas in the basement
Fire which followed the explosion trap
ped a score of more Of women in the
wrecked building, but all were rescued.
Twelve women. employees and customers
bruised and burned and some with their
clothing on fire, we're carried from the
burning building by firemen and police
men One woman was blown through
plate glass window, landing on the street
on her feet unhurt,
The force of the explosion blew out the
entire store front and those inside were
thrown in every direction.
Ida Bloomenschenkel, an employe. rs
IN a critical condition. The other injured
by burns and bruises are:
Mrs Ella c. Mccoy, member of the
firm; Martha Colesworthy, Mrs. w j.
Sprenge Mrs. d. A. Cronenwett, Mrs
Alfred A. Hubbell. Mrs. M. S. Myers, all
of Mansfield, and Miss Nollrath Of
Bucyrus.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Two Men Killed by
Dynamite Explosion
in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Oct 1O.-Two men were
killed and five others were injured By
the premature explosion of thirty pounds
Of dynamite today at Twentythitd and
Wyandotte streets In this city where
excavations for the new Union station
are being made.
The dead;
EDWARD DUNHOA assistant blast
foreman aged so years.
JOSEPH BERG, dr1ller, aged As years.
The injured:
JOSEPH HAAS, blast foreman, finger
blown off
A. WALTZ, knee cap injured
John JOHNSON. driller, bruised.
OTTO JOHNSON driller, bruised
f. A. KIRK, brakeman employed by
the Kansas City Terminal company,
bruised.
The men were tamping the ground
preparatory to setting off the blast WHEN
the accident occurred. Dunhoa and Berg
were blown $50 feet in the air and their
bodies, terribly mutilated. fell $50 feet
away.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Supreme Court Sets
All State Railroad
Rate Cases for Jan, 8

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-By its own
initiative the supreme court OF the United
States today assigned all the railroad
rate cases involving conflicts between
state aind interstate rates for hearing as
one case on January next. This affects
cases from Minnesota, Kentucky. West
Virginia, Missouri and Oregon.
All Of these cases except Missouri had
been set for hearing separately today.
Chief Justice White explained that all
the cases involved in general way the
same question. and the court desired to
avoid considering the matter piecemeal
but 20 dispose OF II most advants geously
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
CARMEN WILL WALK OUT
Des Moines City Railway Fails in
Negotiations with Men. .
UNABLE TO PICK ARBITRATOR
Manager HarriEan Refuses TO Re-
instate Men Who Were Dts
charged and Another Test
VIII Result.
CFrom a sad correspondent.l }


DIES MONIES. Ia. Oct, i0.-(special
Telegram.)-At o'clock this afternoon
the Des Moines City Railway company
and the union employees came to finish
in their negotiations and both sides began
to prepare for . strike to start tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. All conferences
were called off and II was announced that
nothing more would be attempted.
final conference for the purpose OF
having the three discharged men rein
stated pending the arbitration matter.
Tho whole controversy has ragged about
the matter of the three men who we're
let out for no cause. The union today
reached the conclusion that the company
was not playing fair and definitely or
dered the strike for tomorrow morning
n Wss announced that the strike might
be avoided II the men were reinstated,
An effort was made TO agree upon ex-
State Treasurer G. s. Gilbertson as the
third arbitrator, but he was out Of the
city and his name was dropped
HarrtEsn stands Firm.
Al the final conference this Afternoon
Manager Harrgan refused TO reinstate
the discharged men and the executive
COMMITTEES decided that the preparations
be made for a strike. About 400 men will
be affected.
Policemen will not be allowed 10 man
the street cars In case Of a strike for
tho purpose Of protecting strikebreakers.
This was the statement issued today by
Commissioner zsll Roe, head Of the de-
partment OF public safety.
Commissioner Roe declared that strike
breakers would not be permitted to carry
weapons or be sworn In as extra police
men.
Mayor Hanna said that in the event Of
a strike the city council again would ask
the district court for an injunction COM
pelhng restorat ton OF service.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Mayor Dumas
Guilty of Arson

BEMIDJI, MINI, Oct. 10-Aftsr being
out for one hour and a half the jury in
the case Of r. f. Dumas mayor OF Cass
Lake, tonight returned a verdict OF guilty
Of arson In the third degree
Dr. Dumas was charged with haying
attempted with Mike Davis and Martin
Behan to burn and rob the postoffice at
Puposky, Mimi, on the morning of June
II last when Behan was wounded and
Davis escaped after a fight with a posse
that surprised them. Behan's confession
implicated Dumas.
State officers charged that Dumas was
al the head OF gang who robbed safes
and burned buildings for the insurance.
DIR. Dumas was allowed his liberty on
his original bond. His lawyers win an
nounce today what action they intend TO
lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
DEAD GENERAL IS HONORED
Body of Charles F. Mandcrson Lies
in State at City Hall,
PLANS COMPLETE FOR RITES
Funeral Services VIII ne Conducted
"wednesday Morning at Ten
O'clock, with Many sorrow
inK Friends Present.

The body Of General Charles r. Man
derson arrived IN Omaha at o'clock
Tuesday morning accompanied by MrS.
Manderson, Mr.. and Mira. c. N. Dietz
and Miss Elizabeth Bloom Of Omaha; Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ Fries, Philadelphia.
and Miss Katherine Mccook. New York.
It, together with the members OF the
party. occupied private car No. % OF the
Burlington road.
At the Burlington depot the members
Of the party accompanying the body Of
the dead general were met by nearly all
OF the members OF the general committee
and the committees appointed from the
orders and organizations of which Cen
eral Henderson was a member. To the
general committee had been added Joe
Barker. F. buckingham and II. J. PEN
fold and to the Commercial club com
mittse. David Cole. Besides these,
large number OF women. friends Of Mrs.
Henderson, met her. aiding her to bear
up during this time Of her great sorrow,
From the Depot Mrs. Aandsrson was
taken direct 10 her home. where she was
met by relatives. who had taken charge
OF her house and prepared II for her
coming.
Covered with n FLAG.
The caslet containing the body OF Cen
eral Manderson Immediately upon being
lifted from tho car was covered with a
large silk flag, taken to a hearse In
waiting and driven TO the undertaking
rooms OF II. X. Burket. where II was
held until borne to the city hall to lie
In state in the center OF the rotunds until
2 o'clock. when II was taken 10 the late
residence. there TO remain until the fu-
neral at All Saints church at 10 o'clock
wednesday morning.
At the city hall. whine lying in state,
the body Of the late general was in charge
Of a guard OF honor consisting Of Dan
Sargent Of the navy, Comrades Van
Housen. Russell, Daugherty, Brown and
Updike OF the u. s. Grant post, OF which
the deceased was a member
Many view the BODY.
During the afternoon hundreds OF citi-
gems passed through the city" hall and
With tsar-bedimmed eyes looked upon the
cAsket that contained the remains Of
their old friend, who for so many years
had been a familiar and prominent fig
urs in the business and social life OF
Omaha.
The zinc case containing the body OF
General Henderson and which was her
metically sealed at sea, was not opened.
This was enclosed In a solid mahogany
casket, on the cover OF which was a
plain silver plate upon which was en-
graved the name Of the deceased, the date
Of his birth and his death
Across and over the casket was dFaped
large silk flag and on top OF this lay
an immense bunch OF roses sent by Mayor
Dahlman and the members OF the city
council. In addition the officers OF the
Omaha National Fidelity and Casualty
company. OF which the general w~s presl-
dent sent a large wreath OF vlolets and
ccOuunusd on ssoOad Pager
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
WILEY AFTER ADULTERATE0
SOFT DRINKS AND VINEGAR

WASHINGTON. oct. io.-"Whst Is
vinegar" and What are soft drinks?"
questions pending for over two years, will
be decided very soon by the recon
structed board Of food and drugs inspec-
ton. which considered these matters at
a meeting this afternoon. DR.. Wiley. in
control OF the board, proposes TO do
away with soda fountain sales Of soft
drinks containing artificial SweeteneFs.
flAvors eaffsin. etc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
MISSING NAVAL PAY CLERK
IS SHORT IN ACCOUNTS

Los ANGELES. cal, Oct lO-A mes
sage from the flagship California Of the
Pacific squadron, received today via the
naval wireless station at Point Arguello,
requested the Los Angeles police to hunt
for Charles Gibbons paymssteTs clerk
OF the flagship. The message read:
CLERK 10 paymaster wanted for eonsid-
erable shortage in account Of government
funds"
According 20 the message Gibbons left
the flagship while II was anchored with
other cruisers at santa Monica two days
ago --1-,.--.--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
SENATOR DAVIS AND MISS
CARTER TO BE MARRIED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Oct 1O-An-
nouneement was made In this city today
OF the approaching marriage Of United
States Senator JEFF Davis and Miss Leila
Carter OF Ozark. Ark. The ceremony viii
take place az Ozark Thursday. The
bride-elect is a daughter OF W. A. Carter.
one Of the best known citizens OF western
Arkansas Senator Davis will leave with
his bride Immediately after the ceremony
for an extended trip on the Pacific coast
Senator Davis is q widower.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Will Release Tea Held
Up for Inspection

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-To expedite
the release Of hundreds of thousands Of
pounds OF tea held up on the Pacific
coast and In Chicago, and TO aid in settl-
ing the controversy that has resulted
over the government regulations against
the importation or colored tea, the
Treasury department today issued IN
structions 10 It's customs officers descrb-
ing in detail the tests 10 which imported
tea must be subjected.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Boxes ofO'Brien's $
Candy,
Dalzell's Ice Cream Brick 5.

Dalzells Ice Cream Bricks 5
Tickets to the American
Theater.
All are given away free 10
those who find their names in
the want ads.
Read the want ads every day,
Jour name will appear some.
time, maybe more than once.
No puzzles to solve nor sub.
scTiptions TO get--just read the
want ads.
TurA TO the want ad pages
there you will find nearly ayery
business house n the city rep
resented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
InnuIre into Man.s Death

CHICAGO. Oct l0.-The death today OF
Adolph Krogh by taking carbolic acid
three days after his marriage, is being
Investigated by the police. BY his death
his bride OF three days, formerly Mrs.
lillian Doerbrandt, becomes a widow for
the second time In two weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
The Weather

Tor NebTaska-Generally fair; cooler,
For Iows-Generally fair.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11
Border Ministry Is sworn In.

OTTAWA. Ontario. Oct. 1O.-The Borden
ministry was sworn In today by the gov
ernor general al government house aud
the first sitting OF the cabinet is being
held tbis aftRnoeA.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11

lures from the normal az Omaha since
March 1, and compared with the past
two years.
Normal temperature Observation-Disclosures. 5s
Departure for the day .................. o
Total excess since March 1.............. 100
Normal precipitation .,......... .07 inch
Deficiency for the day.. .O7 inch
Total rainfall since March liz .O9 Inches
Deficiency since March 1....13.62 inches
Deficiency cor. period l9l0.....12.O6 inches
Deficiency cor. period 1900. 1.25 inches
Reports from stations "a 7 y. VI.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-11

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wit, humor. fiction ana comic
pictures - the best q entertain.
msnt instruction, amusement
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