THE CENTRE REPORTER
——
FRED KURTZ,
TERMS, One yor, $1.50, when paid in advance,
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
per yoar,
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per line for three
luseruons, wnd 6 cena per line for each subse
.
wil application,
CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. Aug. 17
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,
SHERIFF,
CYRUS BRUNGART...
TREASURER,
Millheim
WM.T.SPRRR................... on Bellefonte,
REGISTER,
A. Gs ARCHBEY........... .c...o.. Ferguson Twp
RECORDER,
J. 0, BARPER.....covoconns iia ww Bellefonte
COMMISSIONER,
DANIEL HECKMAN
PHILIP H, MEYER... .....
WAWUDITOR,
JOHN H, BECK
W. H. TIBBENS .......
Pr. W. LU.
IRWIN wen Huston Twp
Quay will soon meet in Harrisburg
and nominate his state ticket.
It seems the anti-Quays carried the
Mifllin county primaries last Saturday.
———
teers, to reinforce the’army of General
Otis. :
re fo ——— A ——— —
In Clinton county the Republican
primaries went about half-and-half,
Quay and anti-Quay.
ets lf sass is
The last ten days were prolific of
horrible murders and suicides through-
out the country.
Bellefonte is talking of havisg a
match trust. Perhaps it
matches it can’t trust,
|
The Cambria Iron Comp., at Johns-
ges of some of its employes.
rri——————— A rnc
At Cramp’s shipyards near Philadel-
phia, prosperity has ended and about
1500 men with families, will be thrown
out of employment.
tte —— A
price,
His unanimous nomination by
next national convention is a certain-
ty-—all signs tend that way.
elon -
The popularity, affability and fitness
of Cyrus Brungart, our nominee for
sheriff, make him sure of an over
whelming vote on this side, He adds
strength to the ticket.
df oy
The sensitiveness shown by Mr.
slatemaking conference induced him
this year to make his slate on week.
days and go fishing on Sunday.
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The Republican state
meets at Harrisburg next week,
has bother with his slate ; some of his
lieutenants do not endorse all his slat-
ed ones for the state ticket.
—————" Apo
Senator Burrows, Republican, of
Michigan, does not endorse the Presi-
dent's Philippine policy.
Chandler, all Republicans, oppose the
same policy.
atm ——
Richard Croker, the New York Dem-
ocratic leader and Tammany chief,
considers Bryan one of America's
greatest sons. Croker also declares the
war will defeat McKinley, and that
the people will turn to the Democrats
to save them from Trusts and Imperi-
alism,
Ex-speaker Tom Reed has returned
from Europe. It is said he will run
for congress again, but will not accept
the Speakership, and that he desires to
occupy a seat upon the floor of the
House where he will be free to oppose
the Philippine war policy of McKin-
ley, and oppose expansion.
The administration is troubled —it
will be shaken by a Feed.
bf Mf Sass
The pension roll is decreasing. The
total number of pensioners on the roll
June 30 was 991,519, a decrease of 2105,
There were 40,991 names added to the
roll and 43,188 dropped.
of death and 8841 because of remar-
riage, minors attaining their majority,
failure to claim pension and other
causes,
The war with Spain brought a total
of 16,806 claims, of which number but
205 have been allowed,
It took several years, says the Phil.
adelphia Ledger, to procure from Con-
gress authority to purchase a strip of
ground adjacent to the postoffice, need-
ed for the handling of the mails. Af
ter that was accomplished it took a
gouple of years to procure the money
with which to make the purchase.
Now, it bids fair to take a few years
matter which should-have been begun
Creasy on the State Issges,
Hon, Wm. T. Creasey, Democratic
| red tape !
srl a ian
Laden with relics of the CLIY Dwel-
| lers, Rev. Dr. Cole has returned from a
| journey to the ruined cities of southern
| Colorado and New Mexico.
| an ancient communal dwelling, as yet
{
|
i
|
la, N. M.
its prime. It was 240 by 300 feet. Dr.
Cole estimates that from 4800 to 6000
| people lived in the pueblo,
| feet tall
| stands rises a thousand feet above the
| surrounding country,
! mesm———— —
CANDIDATE CREASY'S PLATFORM.
(From his Speech of Acceptance.)
“In accepting the nomination for
| compromising hostility to all corrupt
| practices and illegal methods that have
| been the rule of the machine treasur-
{ers in the past,
and I will keep my trust,
guard the public money faithfully.
of a single dollar,
“All interest shall go to the State.
receive no favors at my hands with
the people's treasure.
| of deposit of every dollar, both of the
the amounts of deposit in each place.
inquiry from the people as to my stew-
| ardship.
| serutinize every draft upon the treasu-
Justice and legality of the claim are
not manifestly established,
= the
spects,
“I will keep my oath.”
will observe law in
an
A Policy of Push,
| States Government in
| reference to the Philippine
do until the rebellion in those islands
shall have been suppressed, and that is
to push the task of suppression with
unsparing and unrelenting vigor. Af-
ter peace shall have been established
there will be time for debate,
push is deemed advisable even by that
portion of the American people who
| ipelago should become
possession of this nation
a permanent
The
and apparently approved by the Presi
satisfaction,
| ater,
Record.
Delay would mean dis-
The people are tired of. jt.—
a
To Look Into the Trusts,
A conference on combinations and
trusts is to be held in Chicago in Sep-
tember. The Civie Federation has had
the matter in hand for a long while.
It has employed agents to gather and
compile information with a view to
guiding the conference in making any
suggestions as to legislation which
may be deemed advisable. The move-
ment has made such head way as to at-
tract general attention,
Thirty-five governors of states have
signified a willingness to appoint sev-
en delegates each, and 20 states will be
represented by their governors, attor-
neys-general and labor commissioners,
Members of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and of the United States
Industrial Commission have reported
in favor of accepting invitations to be
present at the conference, and all the
prominent tarift and free trade organi.
zations will probably be represented.
In addition to this the presidents of 87
national and state commercial, agri
cultural and labor associations have
sent acceptances,
i A A AA
Reduced Rates to Williams’ Grove,
For the Twentysixth Annual Inter
State Grange Picnic Exhibition, to be
held at Williams’ Grove, Pa., August
28 to September 2, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets from August 26 to September
2, inclusive, good to return until Sep
tember 4, inclusive, at rate of one fare
for the round trip, from principal sta-
tions between East Liberty and Bryn
Mawr; on the Northern Central Rail
way north of and including Luthesr-
ville, and on the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Division east of and in-
cluding Waterford,
For information in regard to teain
should be to ticket a
i
“The millions of the people’s money |
have been held as the estate of the par- |
ty machine and administered at the |
and political bankers for private gain,
They have been loaned out to the po- |
litical boss, to the members of his fam-
ily, to his licutenants and to his mer-
for
over stock jobbing and
agencies for interest paid to the treas-
s i
urers, to other public officials, and to |
“They have been made to pay annu-
elections and elect machine candidates.
They have been in steady and system- |
atic corrupt manipulation by political |
state treasurers during the decades of |
machine rule,
“This
treasurership in Pennsylvania,
is the history of the state
In no
A ff cso
What Liquid Alr Cannot Do
When a man of ordinary business
experience is met by the statement
that liquid air ean be used to drive an
engine, and that three gallons of lig-
uid air so used will produce ten gallons
perpetual motion.” Bat
when he is told, and truthfully told,
1H
of
small
but |
the
nothing,
of
out
merely to use a part
about us, he is likely to be puzzled, if |
convinced, He may ask if this!
even at first, in opposition to any ac
cepted scientific principle. They add-
The |
example, |
marvel of the telephone, for
bast
impressions,
That many interesting facts
objects at the ordinary temperature |
usual agencies for the performance of |
work, is a proposition against
f the most firmly es |
can be set one of
tablished principles of physical science |
large part of all that has been written |
: #0 writes Ed. H, Hall.
lima
Riblieal Advice
If your faith is below par, read Paul.
If you are getting lazy, watch James,
If there is no song in your heart, list
en to David.
If you are getting weak-kneed, take
a look at Elijah. 4
If you are just a little strong-headed,
20 and see Moses,
If you are getting sordid, spend a
while with Isaiah.
If you are impatient, sit down quiet-
ly and have a talk with Job.
If you feel chilly, get the beloved
disciple to put his arms around you,
If you are losing sight of the future,
climb up to Revelations and get a
glimpse of the Promised Land,
i
energy
The Best Remedy for Flux
Mr. John Mathias, a well koown
stock dealer of Pulaski, Ky., says:
“After suflering for over a week with
flux, and my physician haviog failed
to relieve me, I was advised to try
Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, and bave the pleas.
ure of stating that the half of one bot-
tle cured me.” For saleby J. H. Ross,
Linden Hall; 8. M. Swartz, Tussey-
ville; KE, A, Carson. Potters Mills; H.
F. Rossman, Spring Mills,
What is Celery King ?
It is an herb drink, and is a positive cure
for constipation, headache, nervous disor.
stomach and torpid fiver. It is a moet
Nemenbur, | ourts
a an cts inci
XECUTORS NOTICE LETTERS TESTA.
mentary an the estate of Daniel Fielsher,
Inte of Centre Hall Borough, deo nsed, having
been lawfully granted to the undersigned, they
would respectinily request all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate to make me
payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them duly anthenti-
cated for settlement. The notes held by the os
tate of the deceased, will be left in the Penns
Valley Bunk for collection
J.B FLEIRHER,
WM A KERR,
Exceuntorn
SA
augly iL
STRAY. ~CAMETO THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned, ie mile west of Contre
et
Owner shall prove propersy, pay all costs
and remove same, otherwise it will be Alaposed
of se ording w law, GEO. A. MICHAYL
suglo-st Centre Hall,
EGISTER'S NOTICE. THE FOLLOWING
secounts have been examioed, passed
and filed of record inthe Registers Office i the
Laspection of heirs und legates, creditors and
all others In any wise interested and will be pres
sented to the Orphan's Court of Centre County
for confirmation, ou Weduesday, the 30th day of
August. A D 1809
I The fist and (inal account of Alfred P. Hos
tarman, Executor of ele. of sophia
dec’d
2 The first and partial scrount of J. M Heck:
man, and William B. Heckman, administrators
of ete, of Johu B, Heckman, late of CHORE twp,
deo'd.
The secount of Adam H. Krumrine sdmin-
istrator of ele. of Christina Krumrine, late of
College twp |, dec'd.
4 The final accoant of Jeremiah Snave y. ex-
ecutor of cle , of Polly Royer, late of Gregg tw Pp.
dec'd,
6 Thescoouut of A. F
of George Bower,
decd,
The fiest and final account of H. A. Wither
ite, administrator of *s Of Adsin Witherlte,
late of Bogg« twp. , dee'd
7 The sceonut of Lia M
M. Weaver, ad
Bower
inte Of Haines town
ship
O
Weaver and (
misistrators of ete, of
of Miles twp deed
t and partial scconut of Ra
1 5 .
of Jobin G. Rider.
ayiom
Edwin 7
5 The uel Ral.
Late
grgnason twp , dee'd
# Toe seoond woount of Louisa D. Valenti
guardian of Ellen I. Vale tiue
Jacoh DY late of Be
dec’d
minor
wietitinm
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ALUABLE FARMS AT PRIVATE SALE. — i
The belrsof Mrs Mary PP Wilson, de |
ceased, offer the Dillowing farms at private sale: |
Ist. The 1 ro situated in Potter township, on
the Lowishire and Old Fort Turnpike, about 8s
mile ost of Old Port snd one mile from Centre
Hall station, containing 280 acres more or jess, |
The soll ts princioally Hm stone and under good i
cultivation: urge Bank Barn, Dwelling House,
and ail the necessary ontbulidings: a never fail.
tng spring of water piped w the buildings
Also, The farm known as the Station farm
contin ining 200 acres of good Him sone land, sit
vated at the Centre Halt B. RB. Satish: thereon
erected & new two story Dwelling House, large
Bank Barn and all the necessary oulbulldings:
Water from Contre Hall reservoir piped to the
i bulldings; two good orchards. Both of the above
| farms are located so a8 0 convenleotly divide
1010 two farms. They will be sold as a whole, or
in part, to sult the purchaser, Title perfect and
terms easy. For further particulars write ur call
on Mrs, Laura Elliots, Bellefonte, or Geo M.
| Boal, Centre Hall, Aug 10461
PENNSYI NIA
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divisio
and Northern Central Railway,
Time Table, in effect May 21 1899
TRAINS LEAVE MOKTAXDON, EASTWARD
78a m.~Train 2. We k da
Harrmburg, srriving st Ph' led |
New fork 208 p.m.
ingilon 100 p. m.
w Phiisdeiphia,
21 a. mm ~Trelr 5 Dally for
Willkerbarre, Bcronton, Her a.
medinte stations, Week days for Fe
zieton, sudPous sili. Philsdeip? |
Baltimore Washington, Thrcrs
vonches Ww Philedelphits,
146 p m~Tra:
we gp
V5 R
a, ds
y& for Bunbury,
phis, 11480. m.,
Belts ore 1366 p. m., Wash-
Parlor car and PRs uger conch
Bunbury
snd inter
ton, Ha
sew York,
| whetger
Vieekdays for Bunbury
Wilkesbarre, Serspton, Hazleton, Porteville, Har-
risburg and ister odiate stations arriving st
Fhiladelvhis at 6.28 p 10. New York 9.50 p.m,
{ Baltimore, 600 p. in, Wesb ington at 7.15 p.m,
Putlor car throregh to Pl linde phi and pas
reuRer coaches lu Philsdeliphin, » more apd
Wash ingion,
bul p, B..~ Tain
Centre Hall, Pa.
Jacob H, Zong,
| We use the soap that tackies
the dirt aud not the shirt
Linen sent to this laundry fs
washed while, not whitewashed,
Collars and Cuffs
Laundered with..
LIKE EDGES.
“Union Finish.”
want of Thomas B
Noah Weaver, aie
Tha sevod and 6
Hor g, admins teator of ole. , of
of Halnes twp
4 The accountof H B
of Mary Reeder, Inte
censed
3 The first and nal asooy
i of ot
iv inp, deo'd
The first and fine! acesunt
ins, guard of J. Ferris and
=r minor childrens of Wen, It
Halues twp, des'd
is he Buel ssvount of J
ofete of L B
e
“
Hering,
of Cire
exon ’
Liwniship, de
a
tof GW
ir Of Sarah A. Bowes,
a
ele,
SO
Jara &
: frst anid fina! aoe
of of of Michael
Keen, |
OF, vO UIOr
Halve twp
; ihe gorount ¢
the real estate of
Boro, decd
ww Tbe f
24
diss of 3
iste of
twp dens
The seoonnut of
adminis ratons of eto
uiwp
frst an
WwW. 1H Bal
se Halles
ower and
oy Cnifiny
Late of Pes
I The
administrator, d :
¢ ote Liviegston. late of Be
ol by J Lin |}
nilne
or ote af
dew’d
iinisdrator of
Bwo
ss 0
22 The a Sasi anonnt of Jokes 1. Ole
ine, adi : of Jobin §
ny —
yale fond
eed
* § | & iD Schenck
sdminwirstor of ol of Ks i Neleber
tra twp.
RUMBERGER
Heglster
"SNOURT PROCLAMATION « Whereas
Hom, Johy 6, Love, President
Conrt of Common Pleas of theiith
UL, oousisting of Lhe oounty
ing ieoed bibs prove bearing date
the 26th day of July, 189 to me dire ted fw
holding a Court of Comaem Pleas and Orpbiag's
Court, Court of Oger and Terminer aod get
eral Jail Delivery aud Quarter Sessions of the
Ponce in Bellefonte, for the connty of fil re,
and commence oni We (th Monday of August the
2 Bday fF Augnst, 1899. and to ow tinue | week
Nedioe x heroby given to the O water, Justices of
the Peace Alderman and Constables of said conn.
iy of Centre that they be thes and there in the
proper persons, at 10 o'clock In the faenomn of
said day. with their records inguisitions exami
sation, aid their own rememboac cos, do
those talngd which to thelr offire aprerisine in
be d-wve, mid those who are bouod in regi
Zanes 10 prosecute against the prisoners that are
ff aball be in the Jat) of Centre ooiuly, bw the tf
and there to prosecute against them ss shall be
Just,
Given under my band, si Bellefonte, the 26th
day of July. in the year of oar Lord, 1899, and
the one hundred and twenty~third year of thelu-
dependence of the United States.
W.M. CRONISTER,
Sheriff
the
fautge of the
Jadwial iis
of entre, hav.
LI
EGAL NOTICE. «NOTICE 18 HEREBY
Riven that the lollow ing sorounis will be
presented 10 the Dont, for confiraation, on Wed
nestay. August 30, 18%, and unless exceptions be
filed thereto on or before the sooond day of the
term, the seine will be confirmed to wit
The first and floal socount of W. Galer Morel
son, assignee of Join A Rupp
The first and final account of W. J. Catlin as
signee of C © Loose
be Gr and final account of Joho Kline Com.
mittee of Hanu«h MeKinley, s lunatic, ss flied
hy John I. Olewine Administrator of the said
Joha Kine, now deceased.
M. L GARDNER, Prothonotary.
july Tn
ALUABLE REAL BENTATE AT PUBLIC
SALE. « The undersigned will offer at
pulie sale on the premises, about
mile from Pena Cave
and Tyrone
Cortre County, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19TH, 1800,
t L o'clock p.m. the valuable farm now oon.
by M. B. Duck aid belonging $9 the estate
BF the late Jonathan Tressler, ontaining
179 ACRES AND 102 PERCH ES,
in condition,
the door
: Aud Sinking Creek, a
He farm about ten south of the billings,
> large of bear trees on
Ea of nner frais,
farm in reach of
POROMce, SOROOIS ABG ohureh,
of sale will be n
hy
High Gloss or Du!l Finish.
Clay W. Reesman,
Agent for Centre Hall.
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Come to my gallery.
I will make Penny Pictures
every Satarday
notice
15 Genuine Photos [5¢ts.
Cabinets, Mantellos=,
.and Flo-entines
All izes and styles of
photoes fur Cray-
on Work, Pastel and In.
ink. and Water Col-
ished,
prices
lower
Out-door
Views a Bpeciaity.
Carty
beat f
wis guaranteed «8 good as the
om $1 75 ww 80
T.C.BARTCES,
Cantre “all
Galiery in Kreamer buil
ding
£2 febi2m
P. V. 5. STORE.
Men's Oxfords,
Misses’, Children's
and Youths’ Oxfords and
Sandals, all styles, color and
prices,
Special for Ten Days.
Ladies’ Dong. Lace Oxfords,
Kid Lined, Pat. Tip, Tbe.
If you are looking for gnar
anteed shoes in every line,
give me a call,
Driving Shoes a specialty.
C. A. KRAPE,
SPRING MILLS.
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LOCATED IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAU]
FUL AND HEALTHFUL SPOTS IN THE
ALLEGHENY REGION: UNDENOMINA
TIONAL; OPEN TO BOTH SEXES:
TUITION FREE
OTHER EXPENSES VERY
LOW. NEW BUILDINS
AND EQUIPMENT
LEADING DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY.
. AGRICULTURE and HOKNGULTURA
with constant illustrations on the Farm
and in the Laboratory.
BOTANY and ZOOLOGY. Or
with the
BIOLOGY
nai stad .
Y: with an un iy full ane
in the .
ELECTRIC NOI RR These
MECHHNI AL ENGINEERING | oon
MINING ENGINEER] NG »
NG; on
with extensive
xercises in the Field the Bhop, gran
HisTO RY/ AND POLITICAL SCIENCE.
iN ART i» s
LTekATR, Lats
LANGUAGE and
French, German
through the
r Wilkes
and daily
#, arriving
108 a. m.
p.m. Pas
“ce Jeadtiznore
6 Workin f sunbury
lturmedinis » BAIONS, BITIY-
Hg al Fhladelphin 4.80 a. ms Ne Yorks 725
in m Pullmer sleepitig cars {ron Harrisburg
| to Phlladelphis and New York Fhiisdeiphis
| passengers can remain in siveper audisturbed
ani 7.30 a.m
i 204 a m.~Train (bmiis
{burg sod poluts east and south
| Phillndeipbic wi 6 28 m New York
Wook days, 10 8 8, wo. Sunday, Balt
fm, Washilngtlon, 7.46. 8 tu Fulltsey slevpin:
[oars 0 Philadelphia apa Wekhiogton, snd
passenger cosches U Philadelph is sud Baitimors
4
barre Berenson, Henot
for Harristirs »1 8 1 og
i m1 Pho deipt 0201 3
i Baltbnore 9.4 :
| MOLE! CoRcnes tr Phi
i Bilp m ~Trai
{ Hurrieburg and ai
i For Barris.
arrivivg at
255 » wm
ore, 6.50 8.
5
WESTWARD
32a. m.~Tiniy 3 Daily) For Erie. Can-
Bu sigue, Rochester, B flaio, Niegurs Falls, and
sir rlalioue Wilh pass lager conchies Ww
Rochester, Week Gay: for Dub ds.
sud Pitsburg Ou uodays only
Uline slevpers Ww Rochester sud Erie
08 a. wn. ~Trai 8i Duiiy Fou tank B
41h intertnedisle station, snd Wer Kdaye
Tyr Ciearts id Fhiligaburg, HASTE and
the West, with through cars wo Ly roms
Lal p ma Train Wen kday» for
{ one. Clearfield, Philipsburg
daigus aud
Heriue
ali
befotste,
Ten
for
sie,
Kane Ty-
Fitaburg, Cs. an
lernediate ®ulioue ny reste
Han faesilany Buflslo sue Nisgars Fails w»nh
rough passenger coaches 1o Kane snd Hoops
ester, and Parlor car wo Rochester
| CiDp, m.~Traln 1} Week duys for Renovo
Elmira and inte mediate stations
¢42 Wm. ~Train 18. Daiis for Lock Haven
{ Aan inwermmediaie sistious
V
FL THEOUGOH TKAINS FUR MOUONTAN ON FiO
EAST AND SOUTH
Train 31 leaves New York 12.10 night
| his vem Balilmore 400 8 m Harrishurg
Ahan. daily Wilkesbarre, 7 30 a mw Week:
Ars arriviog otf Moutandon jo 8a id
train io les Ver Phtladelphin 8.40 & m
ou 7.56 » mn, Baltimore BAS am, W
Sh mm, week days, srrivi £ & Moutsudon
LEI pm, «ith parior car from Philadeinbis
sud through passenger cosehss from Phils
Suiptiin aud Baltimore
Thin leaves New York 8.50 a m, Phila, 122 3
mm; Wash ins Lon a1 10.50 « m, Bailimore a1 12.40
wm, Wilkesbarre 31.6 pm, arriving st Monten
Aon mi 6.0: pm, week days, with through pas
seuger ocosches from Phila and Baltimore
fuin 21 leaves New Yor LS p. m
Pile 4.35 pm, weekdays 4.50 Pp. mm,
satinglon 30 p om, Baltimore 4.25 +
1¥, Wlikesbarre, 6.00 pi. (week days) arriving at
Mo lsucCou 9.48 pw Through Parior Car trom
Puiladeipbin, week deve. aud passenger oosch
from Phisiads iplils and Washington
Rin 5 leaves New York ai 755 P mm, Philage
H20pm, Washiuglon 10.40 p m. Baltimore
1156 pm, (daily) arriving si onlandon st 5 £3
& in, with through Pullman Boeing car fron
Phllsdeiph & sud thi ig! pessetiger coaches
from Fhiliadelphis and 8s timore
Philadel
Wasniug
ileal rre
-
Philadel.
Bus days,
m dal.
LEWISBURG AND TYKUNE RALLEGAD
Week days,
Homward
AM S1aTior
& WwW Moulaudon
& 3» Lewisburg
€ 45 Biehl
6 47 Vicksburg
6 Hi Misinburg
{7 UTI Mllsont
: Giles ron
{7 40 Paddy Mountsts
3 BO AODUrn
17 oF Rerby
Uh Rising spring
LilPeun Cave
is Uentre Hall
Alsregy
#1ilinden Hall
S510mk Ha 1
29 Lemont
i Dale Summit
52 Plonsant say
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