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CHAPTER XXVI.
Tn any revolution, lb* Insurgents liar*
always »n ininn ■>•>- adiati'ag* over th®
go¥®rnn>rnt they ar* at» > ug. fr n tl •
fact that. •• thry 1> I •
rbi-r, hi •
tb*lr number* and art In an .r-lan- ® with
a long worked out
in
only rognlaant of wbat th-y waul, but
•leo wblthar they »r® pr<x««din(.
Tb*
gnvsrnment, on tb® ••tb*r b«nd. hoie®«sr
well Informed It may b*. and b»w«v*r
well ou Ila guard. 1« obliged to remain
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:<ngtb of t^tn® In an
at(ltu<l® of ern.-4 *»,• tat
wlth.- it
knowing when • ttw danger that men* -■
It will come, or tb* »trengtb of tb® rebel
How It will bav* to cv?o>b«t.
On tb* u<b*r band, again, a* th* aeeret
of tb» dlecovvry of th» | l-.t r« ..»In« with
a email band of cnuMential ag-ut« of
tb* aatborltlew. th* latter <lo n-M know
at first whom to trust, or whom to r- ktxi
on.
They »uapert everybody, *v®u tbe
very troops d®f-ndlng tb®m. whom th*y
f®ar to see turning aga n*t theta at any
moment, vud overihrowliig them.
This
Is morn especially ths caae In Mexico
and all tho old H;.«nl»b
nn-«. »'cr­
ib« govsrnmsntal •yet-m 1« e«,®* nt tally
military, and I» con®, ptently only bn»*d
on naturally unintelligent
and
vena)
troop», who ar* utterly defl. .rut of pal
rlotle feeling», and wb*un Intereat alone,
that I* tn any, |wy nr [eonMkliifl, can k®*p
to tbeir duty.
Tbe President of tb* Bepllbllc bad been
Informed of th® <f®elgnv <>f th* general,
• > far aa that waa i«*-.ble : b* had
known for more than a month that a vast
plot wns being formed : b* even waa
aware of the pr ' n"d.- lay fit—I for th®
ptniiunelamento. but h® .lid not know a
syllatila about the plaua arrangea! by iMm
Ratwartan and hl* adherent*. Aa tba plot
waa to nurat out In M. ti • th- I’reslih nt
bad filled th® capita) «« tb tr.->;a. and
called In th-®» on
ah-w
fid-llty be
thought he .ould r-- h n with tbe great*»!
certainty.
But bl* preparation» were tie-— otrilv
restricted to ibis, snd he had beec con
strain») to wait till tbs revulutlou coin
■enesd.
it buret forth with ths »u-hlenneau nf
a peal nf thunder at tweuty |,)»--•-« alm
ultaueenialy, at about the sscutid b-eir nf
ths tarda.
Th* President, who waa at
oore Informed, and who had only c-xue
to the clrru» In order not to b® lnv®»t®-l
la th® government place«. In»tantly took
tba measure» be thought n -»t ®ffi- »-loua
The new», however, rapidly arrived,
and heron « wora- »nd w -t -». »nd th* In
surrectlon waa ••■umlng frightful propor
tlon»
Th* révolter» at firnt tried to
Install themaelvra on th* I'lnta Mayor
In order tn seis® the government pwlac®.
but being repuleml with lose, after a
very eerlou* contest, they ambuaended
theme lie« in Tn- u'-iv, H< tn-la, M--nt*
rills and Han Agustin »tn -t», erected Imr
ricadro and eichanged a sharp fire with
the faithful troops.
Tim cannon roared tn th* square and
th* Imll* made large gat« In th* rank*
of the insurgents, who replied with yells
of rag® and lncr<-a»->d firing.
Colonel Lupo bad taken iweaalon of
two city gate«, wbl-h be burned down,
and through whl- h fresh re enfori'etuents
ranched the Inaurgrnt», why tn-w pro
claimed themaelvra master« of ouethlrd
of th® city
Th® fi-r.-lgn merchant*, <•»
tabllahed In Mexl-'o. ha-I hoist'd tbeir nn
t loua I flag» over their h<-u»--a. In whl-li
they remained »hut up and suffering great
anilely.
The President waa »till standing mo
tionlraa In the renter of the clrcua, frown
Ing at each new mi-»»agr. or angrily atrik
Ing the i-ouimrl of bla saddle with hl®
clench»! fiat. All at ones a man glided
secretly Iwtween hl* horse’s leg* snd gent
|y Inuched hl» bool. The general turned
roun-t quickly.
"Ah!" the general exclaimed, on rrcog
nlslng him. "At Inst! Well, t'urumlila?"
But th* Indian, without
answering,
thrust a folded paper Into bls hand and
dbnptienml as rapidly ■• he hail come.
The general eagerly «canned the letter,
which only contained th**® word», writ-
ten In French
"All la going on well.
Charge vigorously."
The genera I'» fare trr«»w brighter. he
drew hltpaelf up haughtily, and bran-liah
Ing hl» sword with a martial air, shouted
In a voire bean! by all: "Forward, Mu-
ebacboa !"
Then, digging hl» «pur» Into hl» hors®'»
■M m , be galinyi»! out nf tbe circus, fol
lowed by th* greater pert of the trnopn,
ths remainder receiving orders to hold
thslr present position until further warn
Ing.
"Now," »aid the President to the offi
rer* who pre»»®-! round him, "the game I»
iron; within an hour th* Insurrection wlll
be eoiKiuervd."
Tn fact matter* had greatly altered.
Thl* la what had occurred :
Valentine, a* w* mid. had taken a
house In Tarttba *»reet, s'>4 another In
th* vicinity of tb* S»n Mmro gate
I luring the night that preceded the pro
nunclamento, ■H»1 resolute »ildlera. com
mandad by faithful olfirers. were Intro
dured Into th* houea In Taculia street,
where they remained ao well bidden that
no oua auapected tbeir pre»-nce. A »Iml
lar number of troop* were Mowed away
tn the bom» at tb* Han fevaaro gate.
Don Martial, at the bead of a large
body of men, slipped into the »mail bouss
belonging to the capataa. and. being warn­
ed by the latter so soon as the general
had gone off to attend th* review, he pass
ed Into bls mansion through the masked
door we know, and occupied It without
Mriklng a blow.
The Tigrero straightway set a trap. In
which several of the prlncl|>al chief» of
ths Insurgents were caught and made pris
oner*.
These three points occupied, they wait
ed. Colonel Lupo had attacked tbe San
U ■nro gats an vigorously and unexpect­
edly, that It wa® Impossible to prevent
him burning It. A very o'-tlnate fight at
oere began, and the colonel, after a breve
rveUtanc*. bad bren at length compelled
to retreat and fall ha< k on th® main bo<!y
of the Insurgent«, who were maxera, or
aeariy ao, of tbv cruter of the city.
Dentist
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üreaí Strucíur¿s Stand Where
Earthquake Left Waste.
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«uultl be a merry to
aod >ou must bo puniabed.”
“Ob ** be abrlekod, ahd. blinded by
m<*. be ruabrd umdly at the buuter.
Th» Utter, without fallio< bock a etrp.
rootrntrd him*clf with *ivin< a •ignei,
At the eatue m«»tU4Mt a ali^knot fell on
the fouefBrs «bouldera, and be rolled
<>r> the ground with a yell uf rage Cuni-
milla had laaoiwd him.
In ra n did !»«-n S.
«tian attempt fur­
ther rr’ t'.in''*, after uaelroa effort» h*
waa rrdutrd to
utter Impotence, and
forced not only to ronfeae be had been
t-
vaiMjuiahed. but to yield hiuiaelf to the
Ail at once ths terraree In Taculai mercy of hia conqueror».
The uuiBiaarr»
ended, the Inauft
•tree!, looking on tb® I’laia Mayor. w®r®
covered with sharpshooters, who began a Faction had been drowned in bluod. The Since the Great Fire IB Months Ago
few rebela who MQFvIted the carnage were
tretnenebnia fir® on the Inaurgrnt» collect
Building» Have Been Begun to
in««lr priwnera; the victor». In the firwt
ed Iwctxwlb them.
Coot 4100,000.000.
Tl» artillerymen, who had
hitherto moment of enthuaiaim, i»ad »hot aeveraU
fired at long range, now brought up tbeir ah<{ it req aired the moat energetic inter-
guns atniuat within pistol .hot of tb® ferwoce on the port of the officer! to
•tree!», and. in ®t.|te -,f th® m oak "try fir® check thia rather too »ummary justice.
Fan Francisco, Oct. 26.—It is IB
•At thia moment Joyous abouta btjrat
of th® Inaurgrnt», bravely poeted tbeir
month* ago that Kan Francsco was
Imtteri®» and !»gan hcirtllng »bowers of forth, and the President of the Republic
Flnce
entered the rourtjard at the bead of a swept by Hie and earthquake.
canister among th® d.-f®n-b-r» of the berrl
then abe has lieen atlliOd with Indus-
large staff, glistening with embroidery.
• sdre.
**Ah, ah !** he said, aa he took a con­ iri»i sti.li-. - -I < i-oiri.^in aiid l-i
Alnwwt almultaneocialy the troofu faith
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iti« t.
Ai 'G'Uii' ni >•
temptuous glance at the genera); “so th a
ful to tb® guverumeut aj i-®«r 1 c.
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rrar of tbe rebel».
The loaurgeut» felt is tbe man who a-ished to change the in* merit to take aluek. It d<*e not require
an optimist to write the roey etory of
tirey were lo»t, for they were caught Ire at It utions of this country T*
Dutt MelsastIan did i>»t deign to reply; Ibe revival. The facta and tbe Hguree
twren thr«« fires, still, they offered a
coicrageous re*i®t»nce, for. knowing that but he looked at the speaker with curb tell tbeir o«n story and they ate here
If they fell alive Into tbe hand* of the an ei press Ion of Implacable hatred that for everyone to M<e. Great building*
eonegueror thry would be mere lira* I y «hot. the I'reaident could not endure It. •nd with their rigid framce lecing acroee
they allowed th®tn» Irre to be killed with waa forced to turn his head away.
the sky, commercial a ven uro crowded
“I»id thia man surrender^* b® nini witli pwiesttlens and a vast industrial
an Indian »tolclaot. •nd did cut yield an
one of his ofbrera.
Inch of ground.
army tell a tale tl>at even the casual
“No, coward,” the general answered,
Tbe general was In i ■ terrible rage ;
ol»rrver must note.
wilhocH a h«t. hie face . blaiàeued with a ilk tlembed teeth. “I will not surrender
Tiie Fan Franciaoaa may 1« in troth
to hangmen.**
guii|®>«.|®r snd hie uniform torn In err
|iardotted If he »boas a dl»pueitl> n to
**Takn
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era) places, ba
cor|ires. and daab»i blindly Into the thick •ra.** the President continued, “an eiam* piece his tlitimlg In bls vest and txa»t
But lie hasn't
of the government troops, followed by pie mn«t be made; but take mr* that ol a list he has done.
much time fur bua*tlng.
The terrible
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"Tea,’* ih® generai mutlrred, "«ver tb» pace begun when the first fra me struc­
themselves be killed at his »Ide.
ture «as started baa not abated. The
The fight wa» positively degenerating •sin» «rateai.**
"A full «od satire panlon.** thè Preel point bee been rroched where rvanlts
Into » tnaw>e<-r®, th® two peril*». »• un­
happily always hamper.» In civil war*, dent cutitiaued, "wlll tm granted to tb» are liegmning to show, and with thia
■Hihapp) u-rn »Ip-e.r.- ¡ad »«ir»; »11-1 haa come a new seat lor the vast work.
fought with ths greater fury and ob
•tlnacy becanre brother» were contending li» ■■ r. ■ • .<n ' «. ■! - li-W - r '■■•..r
Hine» the Are building» have been
**<'lemency after tbe n»a»»acTe. th»t la I »gun to cost 1100,000,000—five times
against brother*, and many of them, for
whom t*>lltlcs were only a pretext, took tb® u»ual way." thè grneral »aid »gain.
as much aa In any similar period of
Tb* Prroident |<«»ued wlthout anawer-
advantage of the medley to satiate per­
time before the fire. They rang«- all
liìg hlm. and left tbe rourtyard.
A few
sonal hatml and avenge old Insult*.
the way from the »mall structure to
Ilcswever, this could not go on for long in imi tra later thè prtminer» w*r» le>i
•kyxrariers 14 or lb stcriea high. It
thus, and It was nec-eaeary to gel out of away to prtaon. In «plt» of tb» effort» of
i- as Un i.-n a Vni l;nk- w. r- i»gtm
tb® e»a»|wr»ted populee«
the Mtuatlun al all nek*. General Guer
every day to cost |)H<l,000. There is
r®ro, unaware of th® nreoi{action nf hl« th<-m on th<- road.
General l»>n Bebaatlan Guerrero ara* no sign of a decreaae, although it is
botire, reaolved to fight hl* way thither,
l-arrlrwl* himself, »nd obtain an honor­ «iie of tbe flr»t to appear before the tri­ eipected tliat there wili lie a natural
bunal.
lle
Il* disdained
dlwlalned any defence.
d*f*n»».
H» falling off over the winter months.
aid® cngiltulatlon for himself and bis com
un» ronde.-ntird to deatb and bl» rata te» The remarkable frotuie of the matter,
raciee.
however, is the »lability of the »avinga
No sooner w»a th* plan cone®Iv»! than con fiacated.
(To ne eonttnued I
accorrnU. Predictions were friwly male
the execution
attempted. !>on Set«®
tian collect») round him all the fighting
tl>at Kan Francisr-o could tie built only
ORIGIN OF THE HALO.
men left, and formed them Into a small
upon the saving* of Its citlaena.
Al-
Imu-k for the canister and bullets had
ttiougl. 1100,000,000 in buildings are
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Itnablem
ot
aawetltg
mad* frightful ravage. In the rank* <>f
under «ay or completed, the aavings
Hvally Oealawed we CO I mbrellu.
th® Insurgents and placed himself M
accounts In tbe l<»c*l lauika bate shown
"Few people few even among ar­
tbeir head.
i>ut a small do-r<w*e and atill stand al
"FAirward, forward !** be »bouled, a« tiste have any Idea of the bumble
the comfortable figure of 1167,000,• KM).
h® rush»! at the enemy.
origin of th» halo, that convi-itioual
It ha« been pointed out tliat it re-
His men followed him with yells of emblem of aaDctlty In all artistic por­
qttited two years for Baltimore to erect
fury. Th® collision was lerrM«, the fight
trayal,*' said a well known pointer Just buildings to coat |60,000,OUU after It»
fearful. for four or five minute« a fun®
rvtunied from a sojourn In Kuroj». "it tire, but Han FTam i«’« lisa done four
real »Hen«-* brooded over this confuasd
nuwe of combatants. who attacked each is cununonly accepted a» the baciffv* of tirnea a» well in aia months less time.
holltiraa on ttw part <X the figure whose­ HaltiuKre'» achievement was comment­
other ao savagely.
At length the FreeldeRt'a troop* fell head It crowns. TIw old masters ua»<«! ed npon at the time a« marvelous.
bnck ■lightly, the Insurgent» took ad
It generally aa tbe hallmark of a «ahit
vantage of It to redouble their efforta.
regularly canonised as such by the
Burlington lg Atar Coal.
which were already
superhuman, and Catholic Church.
My attention wns
Helena. Mont., Oct. 20—A special to
reached the general's bou»*. Tbe doors
first attracted by the fact that the ear the Rwvrrd from Bridget gaya that
were broken opea In an Instant, and all
I lent paltithigs of Giotto did not repre- Chief Engineer Ensign, the superin­
nutbsd pell mell Into the court yard 'Hiey
were saved, slues they had at laat renchwi eent even the tuembera of tbe Il->ly tendent of tight of «ay of the Burling­
the »belter where they hoped to defend Family with tbe ronventlonal Circle of ton, and George Crcsiby liave arrived
light above the lieada of the figures, there and tnak* the positive announce­
theniselvea.
At thl» moment a frightful thing hap­ hut Instead a flat, opaque diac. e<nn» ment tliat the Burlington Im» am pled
pened. the gallery commanding th* court what like a mortar 1» mi rd cap, was the survey <9 a proposed route from
to Frotnlmrg, Mont.,
yard and th® »talre were entirely occu
limned upon the bead of each. This led Frannie, Wyo.
pled by soldier«, and so soon a» tbs In
and
that
const
ruction
work alii begin
uie Into an lnvvetlga:>o& of the strange
»urgent* aptieared
the
muskets were
at once. This will give the Burling­
bend ae-ir
Tbe result w a» interesting.
IKilntml down at them, a tornado of firs
ton access to the rich coal Helds of
"In tin* eleventh • nd twelfth cen­
pe»®<-d over them like the bl«»t of death,
Southern Montana, as wall a* tapping
iti the building
and in a second a mima of corp»*-« covered turlea. years rich
a splendid agricultural and horticul­
of cburvlwa am! rath.«! ral a.
there
th* ground.
tural section. The n«d will follow the
Th* Insurgents, terrified by thia sudden were erected around the outable of the
Clark's Fork river
attack, which they were ao far from anti
■a- rrel edifices stature of the saints,
cipntltX. hurriedly fsll bnck. Instinctively long rows of them aometlmes stretch­
Grafters Tell Stories.
seeking an outlet by which to escaire ing the- length of the buildings < and
Han Francisco, Oct. 20.—Ea-Ruper-
Tb® tumult then becama terrible, and ths
pla<vd for the moat part Just under tin­
visor» P. Mcftuaing, Janie* Kelly and
massacre assumed th* proportion» of an
->rganl».-l butchery.
Driven» back into Mtta In time the care takers of tile E. 1. Walah yeet> rday morning troti-
building« perceived tbe drojiplng» of tied at the Tirey 1. Ford bribery trial.
the court yard by th* troopa who pur
■u®<! them, and met there by those who birds and tie- d I »cede-rat Ion from the Flach retold the etory of hie bribery In
had attacked them ■ nd now charged at rain» falling from the roof» disfigured the Interrot of the I'mted Killtroda
th® tsvyonet point, these wretched men. the Images
Accordingly they placed trolley franchise.
Their cma* exam­
rendered sen «.-)*»» by terror, did not over th® tope of them flat wooden discs
ination elicited nothing of imp>rtance.
dream any longer of employing their
of autficli-nt alxe to protect ttie «tattle*, Ex-Hupervieor* Cliatle* |t>xton, Fr»d
w»*potie, but falling on their knees before
embryo umbrella*, aa It were. Giotto P. Nichole and C. J. Harrington also
claiming
their executioners, and
their
testified beta»» the noon rec»*e, llieir
trembling hand*, they Implored th* mercy began to paint holy pictures wlien n
of lb* troop*, who. Intoilcated by th* mere country boy. am! lit* Ignorance evidence being substantially the same
aaautned the protecting diac aa an ew as waa given at the former trial of
smell of blood, and affected by th* horrl
A few diarrejianeiro, however,
bl* murder fever which seises iijxin even »entlal |uirt nt the saint.
Hence hie Ford.
tb* cool*»! man on th* battl* field, killed earllrot painting« represent each aac-red were developed on crova examination.
them Ilk* oxon In th* »hamblea, and figure top|»d off with what look» much
plunged their sabres and bayonets Into
Cleanirg Oriental Quarter.
like the bottom of a barrel. T-atteriy
their bo.ll®« with grins of delight «nd
Frattie, Wash., Oct. M.—t)r. A. H.
h<v ldr-vlfa<*d thia Into a clrvle. clerk at
ferocious laughter, •nd felt • horrible
Oliver, appointed special inrtliral in­
pleasure In seeing their victims writhe first but growing more luminous with
each snccMMlve production of hie ar­ spector of the eitv on the bubonic
with heartbreaking cries In the last con
tistic fancy until he developed the cir­ plague preventative work, started out
vulslon* of death.
cle c»f light that has com* down un­ with a force of right suh-iiispertore to
General l*<>n Hebaatlan, though wound
ed. and who aeem»l to have been pro­ changed through generations of paint­ clean up tiia Oriertal district yester­
More men will be added to the
tected by a charm throughout this scene ers ns th« badge of »an-'tlty. An artist day.
of carnage, defen-led himself Ilk» a ll-m would aa noon think of leaving tlw rays force if the demand arises. The leading
Ja|«neee and Chinee» met the board of
against several soldier«, who tried In vain
of light from the picture of a retting
health and gave every aaanninc« of
to transfix him with tbeir bayonets. I^an
Ing again«! » column, he whirled hl« aun aa the halo from the head of a their support to the work of thr board.
sabre round his bead, evhlently seeking an I nt.
Notice« in Ciiireae and Japanese will
"But,** cnncluc'ed the man of cnlora, 1* cirrulalrd eiplalning the measures
vlMlb, but wishful to m H hl» Ilf* as dear
ly a» i-owalble.
"that celeatlal sign, rrnblc matlc of all necessary in thr Otelntal quarter.
Suddenly
Valentine cleft bls waj that In *U|»rnal, began bualnraa mere-
through the combatant», followed by Bel
|y »a an ttmbrella.**
Cal! Strike Off at Butts.
ntutneur, Black F!lk and Curumllla. who
Helens,
Mont.. Oct. 2H.—The Ana­
were --ngaged in warding off tbe blows th*
Wuwlat I'ruSt fi< It.
conda Telegrahere' union, with which
soldier* Incessantly mad* at him. and
Vicar—I am no glad
your
dear
Butte is affiliated, today derided to cal)
reached th® general.
daughter la better.
I wns greatly
“Ah!" the latter said, on perceiving pleawd to at* her In church this morn­ the strike off and return to work to­
morrow. There are iff operators in
him. "here you are at laet. then?”
ing. and shortened the errvlcm on pur­
Butte and Anaconda including the As­
And hs dealt him a terrible blow, but
pose for her.
Belhumeur |«rrle<! it. and Valentin* con
sociated Press operators, who liave
Mother of Hear Daughter—Tbank arked for rrliiatatenient. The Western
tlnued to advancs.
"Withdraw," he said to the soldier* you. Vicar. I aliali bojie to bring ber Union opened Its office in Great Fails
who aurrounded the general, "thia man every Hunday now !—I'unch.
today and, according to reporte re­
belongs to me."
ceived here tonight, Billings will open
nmurmnlna Him.
Th* »»Idler* though they did not know
Misa
Bub bub Bright,'
bagan up tomorrow.
the hunter, Intimidated by the accent with
Rtutterton,
"wlll
jou
bub
-bub-
—
b»
ru—
which he Uttered the«* word*, and recog-
Strikers Go Back to Work.
niiing In him one of thooe rare men who n>--my er, that la, 1 Itti -lui love— "
Chicago. Oct. 2« —Twenty-sis »ink­
ran always Impoae on common nature*,
"Rcally," Interrupted Mira Brighi,
ing Western t’nion telegraph operators
respectfully fell back without making the "ynu rnu«t glv» me tlme to conalder,
reported back for work yesterday and
slightest objection.
Mr. Kt ut ter fon. In tire meantlme per-
i were employed in the Western division.
The hunter threw hi* puree to them.
h»|>a you wlll bc itile to aay IL'*—ridi-
Of the»e 10 were employed at Helena,
"You dare to defy the lion at bay,"
ndelplrla l'rvaa.
Mont., where Hie strike was called off.
the general shouted, gnashing hl* teeth:
"although attacked by dogs, b* can «till
Quittera.
Emparor It Nearly Wall,
avenge his death "
Cltlman Aren't any of you «uburb*
“Tou will not die," the hunter raid, anitra preparing to grow anything In
Vienna. Oct. 2H.—Th* phytlelana in
coldly: "throw away the sabre, whl-h la your ganlen» thia year?
attendance upon Emperor Francis Jog.
now naele«*."
Hubbub* Well, ttw-re's one thing **P*’ ?**’erday dec Id» I not to iaane any
“Ah. ah!" i»0R Rchastlan said, with a
further bulletin», as they consider that
moat of u< bave grown already.
grin of rage: “I am not to die? And
hla ronraleacence !• profreoinf mil#.
t'ltlniNii Indeed? Wbat'a that?
w hy not. pray ?"
factorlly.
“Because.'' be answrrnl, in a cutting I
Hubbubs fired ruiladslpkla Presa
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