The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 279

Boynton 11 man guilty in bomb try on girlfriend's husband the bomb in white towels to make his cordless phone while he ran outside in his underwear to call By Kathryn Quigley I'alm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BEACH A 22-year-old man, who made a bomb so his girlfriend would think he was a "hero" for trying to protect her from her husband, was convicted Tuesday of at-' tempted first-degree murder and attempted first-degree arson. Ricardo Diaz of Boynton Bach faces from 10 years to life in prison when sentenced on Sept. 6. After the jury deliberated for about 50 minutes, Diaz sat quietly while its verdict was read. His family cried softly in the back of Circuit Judge Richard Wennet's ating a deadly device and meant to kill Rivera.

"He was going to kill that man and 1 take nis wne, Lawson said. Diaz testified that he left Diaz "very good warning in the Boynton Beach signs tinmp of Rivera and his wife, Navarlps Ortpp-a. She let Diaz into the house and he purposely left a sliding glass door open to make Rivera suspicious. Diaz wrapped Area deaths day. She was born in Illinois.

Survivors include her husband, Robert. Buxton Funeral Home and Crematory, Okeechobee. Palm Beach County Bocchiaro, Anthony Leo, 81, of Juno Beach. Taylor Modeen Funeral Home, Jupiter. Burgess, Louise, 70, of West Palm Beach.

Royal Palm Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Finnigan, Edith Lee, 79, of Boynton Beach. A Cremation Boynton Beach police. Rivera denied abusing Ortega, from whom he is now divorced. He said he was unaware she was having an affair with Diaz.

Rivera and Ortega had a 3-year-old son, who is staying with Rivera. Ortega is serving an 18-month sentence after she pleaded guilty in May to her role in the bomb plot. Diaz testified that he didn't know that Ortega, whom he calls "Pebbles," was married when they met at work in August 1998. Rowley, Lois, 76, of Riviera Beach. Thomas L.

Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Rudkin, Sylvia, of West Palm Beach. Levitt Weinstein Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Saporito, Charles, 78, of Lake Worth. Royal Palm Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Storts, William 86, of Gulf Stream. A Cremation Service of the Palm Beaches, Boynton Beach. Wootf, Leopold, of Boynton Beach. Gutterman-Warheit Memorial Chapel, Boca Raton. For information on placing Funeral Notices and In Memoriums, Please call 561-820-4376 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm jjj Sat-Sun 12-5pm BibUtdau.

Shovonte "Arielle" Douglas July 25, 1989 November 2, 2000 We Love Miss You Mama, Papa, Aunts, Uncles Friends In Loving Memory of Ouida Singleton Monroe 11-24-59 7-25-96 She was a noble wife, mother, daughter, sister, cousin and friend. Loved by all she knew, everyone she fried to help, and smiled the whole dau through. God knows how much we miss you. yi The Singleton and Monroe tamiiies FUNERAL NOTICES it more noticeable, he said. Ortega, 26, told Diaz that her husband abused her and the only way she could get away from him was if he were dead.

So Diaz, whom she met at work, came up with a plan. The bomb thing was my idea," he said. "That's the only thing that would really scare him." Rivera, 27, testified that he was indeed scared when he came home in the early morning hours of May 18, 2000, and saw a bomb under his bed. He was so startled that he grabbed a handgun and Service of the Palm Beaches, Boynton Beach. Fleming, Clarence 88, of North Palm Beach.

Royal Palm Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Klein, Sheldon of West Palm Beach. Gutterman-Warheit Memorial Chapel, Boca Raton. Pate, Gary 37, of West Palm Beach. Quattlebaum-Holleman-Burse Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Pollard, Modesta 85, of Lake Worth. National Cremation Society, West Palm Beach. ANTHONY LEO BOCCHIARO Age 81 of Juno Beach, passed away Monday eve-nine at Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center. Mr. Bocchiaro was born July 5, 1920 in Manhattan, New York son of the late Andrea Bocchiaro and Maddalena Corona.

He had been a resident of the Palm Beaches since 19M coming from Roslyn, NY He was a steamfitter with the Brooklyn Navy Yard and later joined the U.S. Navy. After his military service, be was an employee of Falrchild-Grum-man retiring in 1983. He was an active communicant of St. Patrick Catholic Church, Palm Beach Gardens.

Mr. Bocchiaro was preceded In death by his beloved wile, Dorothy Marchese Bocchiaro in November of 1994. Survivors Include his devoted daughter, Madeline Bocchiaro ol Glen Oaks, NY. Visitation will be am Thursday, July 26 2001 at TAYLOR MODEEN FUNERAL HOME, 250 Center Street, Jupiter, where a prayer service be held at 11:00 am with Rev. Fr.

William D. Shea officiating. Entombment will follow at Our Lady Queen of Peace Cemetery. TAYLOR MODEEN FUNERAL HOME Family Owned and Operated (561) 744-2030 LOUISE N. COX 87, ot West Palm Beach, passed away on July 2, 2001.

She was born In Washington, Indiana, moving to Florida in 1986. Mrs. Cox was a member at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church of West Palm Beach, she was also a member of the choir. Mrs. Cox was predeceased by her first husband Robert Utterback in 1990.

She leaves to cherish her memory hex husband of 10 years Alfred E. Cox of West Palm Beach, 2 sons William P. Utterback of Portsmouth, Ohio, Steve Utterback of Maumee, Ohio and Jeanne Arnoldy of Las Vegas, NV, 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She also leaves a brother Louis (j. Nimnicht of Washington, Indiana, and 2 sisters Imogene Arnold ot Winslow, Indiana, Ann Berger of Louisville, Kentucky, and Esther M.

Cardwell of Winslow, Indiana. Funeral services for Mrs. Cox were held at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church on July 5, 2001. Arrangements were handled by SMITH MEMORY GARDENS FUNERAL HOME, 3041 Kirk Road, Lake Worth, FL. COLONEL CLARENCE (BARNEY) FLEMING Born In York, Nebraska September 7.

1912, died in West Palm Beach. Florida July 23, 2001. Col. Fleming attended York College and Sophia University in Tokyo. Japan and entered the army In 1942 as private He was stationed in Missouri, Florida, Philippines.

New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Kansas. Tokvo, Japan and Ankara. Turkey where he served as Chief ol Plans and Programs In Jussmat.

His last assignment was Fort le, Virginia where he was commander of USAGETA. He was awarded Philippino Independence Ribbon, 1st OI.C to Army i- Tnui tiarvti. rnmmendntion uommenoai.un i. Nauonai IJeiense orivic Legion of Merit. Col Fleming was devoted husband and father, trampolinist, unicyrle rider, diver, writer, a master story teller and a cirrus fan.

Even when Alzheimer crippled him little sparks ol his great sense of humor remained. He leaves behind his wile Betty, sons Jim (Jaime), Park City. Utah and Dave (Mary), Palm Beach Gardens and four grandchildren: Haley. Evan. Corey and Drew.

Brother-in-Law Keith Ingerman, Monaco. Sisler-in-Law Joann Rhodes (Hill), niece Pat Wiant. nephew Mike Russell. Also cousins Richard Cox, Barbara Cooper, Marilyn Titus, California. Services are private Those wishing to make a donation in his memory please make donations lo the Alzheimer Associations or Animal Res-ue league of Palm Beach County.

ARRANGEMENTS BY ROYAL PALM FUNERAL HOME. WEST PAI.M BEACH MILDRED MAKI KALLIOINEN Age 76 of 159 Pine Valley Road. MrKnightstown, Penn formerly of Fla died July 12. 2U01. at "vs-burg Hospital Born October 30.

1924 in Toivota. Mich daughter oC the tale Albin and Minnie Makt She was predeceased by her husband. Eugene Kailioinen Mildred graduated from PBJC and tAU. A education and taught in Fla sr-hooU She was member of St Andrews Finnish Ijithemn CluurK. President: Finuuidui foundation, ten years.

She Is survived by 1 children. Judy l.in1grei of Mich Sherry Turner of Penn and James Kailioinen at Fla grandchildren. 5 great-grandchildren; 2 brothers, 4 sisters: nieces, nephews, and cousins. Memorial Services: August 4. 2001 Mountain View Mortuary.

South Range. Michigan. courtroom. Diaz testified Tuesday that he made the bomb and planted it under the bed of his lover's husband, Elmer Rivera. But he told the jury he only meant to scare Rivera, not kill him.

He claimed he created the bomb out of oxygen canisters, tape, a 9-volt battery, a pipe and shrapnel, as a way to make his girlfriend Rivera's wife think he was tough and macho. "I wanted to be her hero," Diaz said. Assistant State Attorney Tom Lawson told the jury that Diaz, a former soldier, knew he was cre- Jesse Franklin Bregler 69, Okeechobee Mr. Bregler, an Okeechobee resident since 1985, died Friday. He was born in New Jersey, served in the Army and retired from Dupont.

Survivors include his wife, Hannah; a son; a daughter; two brothers; and five sisters. Buxton Funeral Home and Crematory, Okeechobee. Helen L. Mosser 74, Okeechobee Mrs. Mosser, an Okeechobee resident since 1982, died Satur- ESTELLA BELL 84 of West Palm Beach, Florida, passed away peacefully on Saturday, July 21, 2001.

She has been a resident here since migrating from Jamaica in 1W6. She was preceded in death by her husband, Uriah Bell, in 1983. A member of West Palm Beach Baptist Seventh Day Church. Estella leaves to cherish her memory, children: Verona McKoy, England, Velma Taylor and Cecil Bell. West Palm Beach, Basil Bell, Jamaica.

Grandchildren: Brian Edwards. Gregory. Conrad and Paulette Bell. Sidon and Mark McKoy. Arlene Edwards and seven great-grand children.

Other family members include: Kiah MeKoy, Keith Taylor, Barbara Edwards, Dawn Bell. Memorial service will be held July 23, 2001, at 5601 Greenwood Avenue, West Palm Beach. Arrangements are under the direction of Royal Palm Funeral Home West Palm Beach, FL. CATHY LYNN BOBBITT "Peace be still" God's heavenly angels took Cathy away to her eternal home on July 20. 2001.

Cathy was born December 9, 1952 in Montgomery, West Virginia. She was raised In Cleveland, Ohio and relocated to West Palm Beach In 1973. Cathy leaves to cherish her loving memories to her dear daughter, Jamie Dawn (Doug) Bramer, her precious grandson. Douglas Shea Bramer. her caring and devoted mother, Barbara J.

Bobbin, maternal grandmother, Mary A. Tasker, and her good and faithful friend, Sammy. She was pmie -eased by her father, Jimmy Bobbin in 1971. Cathy has many loving aunts, uncies, cousins and wonderful friends who love her and will miss her dearly. We will carry Cathy in our hearts forever.

A Celebration of Cathy's life will he held 10AM, Thursday, July 26. 2001 at St. Luke Catholic Church, 2892 South Congress Avenue, l-ake Worth. For these who wish memorials to Hope Mouse Ministries, P.O. Box 3.S8, Port Jefferson, New York, 11777 would be appreciated.

TILLMAN FUNERAL HOME. WEST PALM BEACH FAMILY OWNED OPERATED SARA MAE MANKE age 84, passed away July 24. 2001. She was born May 20, 1917 in Clay Township. Butler County.

PA. She was predeceased by her husband, Richard A. Manke and her sons, Richard E. Manke, Gary Manke and Joseph Manke. She also is predeceased hy 6 brothers.

She was a memtier of the Church of The Palms and the Women's Church of God. She is survived by her loving children. Gertrude (Frank) Pernicano. Chuck A. (Joyce Manke, Sara IHjise fDaviri) Wolfe of Butler.

PA. James (Sue) Manke of I. William A (Virki) Manke vt Horseshoe, NC, Shirley (Donald) Kohman of Jacksonville, FL. Betty A (Ijutv) Kersey of Palm Coast. FL, one brother.

Reverend Theodoi Ana Hen. 27 grandchildren, 45 great-grand hildren. 6 great-great grandchildren and many loving relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Thursday. July 26, 2001 at 00a at Dorsv Earl Smith Memory Gardens Funeral Home.

34! Kirk Rd I.W. FL. 9M- U72 Interment will follow at Ixike orth Mf-m-M 'lens, lenits may call on Wednesday. July 25 3M1 from fi fc at the funeral home Please make your contributions in Sara's memory to he Church of the Paims Bldg Fund. nriRSFY F.A HI.

SMITH MFM'iRY GARDENS FVNERAL iME in f-haiw of arrangements ELISABETH ROBINSON JVNE 15, 193) JI'LY 20. 2fl Ban was bom limberton. Nor th Carolina and had livl Palm Sennits sirwe 19W She atteixh-d women ruii- n( Urfenvb-ro. She a member of the A and 'he I She is survived bv her huVwnri of 51 years Richard D. Robuwtn.

daughter. Eusat'h i Hetty Man I Valentin femamW, rrawhiauff biers. Adrian and Cn.nrui hnvtrut-x. sis'er uretchen (Tony) Pompi wsiem in-law Orr Cl.lweil. K.ny John KHly.

and Beity f'iew Ati-iivm, brtuhrs in law Janw (CarfHvni RofHWi. iKvid lrisi R.rwTWi. Chart ilrmwwi Rrmw. arwi rt, and neirfi-ewv She pi-e-eed hv parents Elizabeth and William tarflweil. Sr brother.

W.uwm Mant aidwell Jr. sn. Wuliam Mi' hart, and neph-w. Philip Hompi A Mmnrii Srvw-e will hr held on StiMay July am at PrsrntM-ian i 'hut -ft. Zo Afrcwi Drive.

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a -3 Eventually she confided in him about problems with her husband. 1 "Pebbles just came at me like she needed help," Diaz said. "Like she was in pain." He would hold and comfort her. In return, she bought him clothes, jewelry and a 1996 gold Infiniti car. Diaz testified it took him about three weeks to make the bomb.

His lawyer, Bruce Lehr, asked him why he didn't just make a fake bomb if his intent was simply to frighten Rivera. "Because that wouldn't look real," he said. kathrynquigleypbpost.com Now Toqelher i Your 60 Wedding Anniversary July 25, 200) Yr- 'A I Ann Dempsey Ralston William Ann Dempsey Kolston William Kaisnn, 723 1 8- 9 1200 7419-5701 I In Our Hearts We thought of you with love tpday but that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterdayi and days before that too. We think of you in silence, and often speak your names.

Now all we have are memories! and your pictures in a frame Your memory is our keepsake, with which we'll never part. God has you in his keeping, but, we have you in our hearts We miss and love you both, Family and Friends I Bsm6Bn 1 Laugh and relax with. 1 The Post's dally color comics. lni Martin County Angelo J. Chieffi 78, Hobe Sound Mr.

Chieffi, a Hobe Sound resident for a year, died Tuesday. He was born in Pennsylvania and was a retired barber. Survivors include his wife, julia; two daughters; three sons, including David, of Port St. Lucie; a sister; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m.

Friday at Young Prill Funeral Home, Stuart. Service 11 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to Shands Children's Hospital, 1600 S.E. Archer Road, Gainesville, Fla.

3210 Mark DesFonds 38, Stuart I Mr. DesFonds, a Stuart resident for 35 years, died Saturday. J-le was born in Massachusetts and was a cab driver. Survivors include his wife, Brenda; mother, Shirley Stancato Df Stuart; brother, Jule Outlaw of Port St. Lucie; sisters, Michele and Renee Rosenzwrig, both of Jensen Beach; stepdaughter, Shannon Stanton of Port St.

Lucie; stepson Ryan Weienbach of Stuart; and two grandchildren. Service 8 p.m. Thursday at All County Funeral Home Crematory, Treasure Coast Chapel. Marcia Ann Staples 64, Jensen Beach Mrs. Staples, a Jensen Beach resident for 20 years, died Saturday.

She was born in New York. She was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Moose Auxiliary. Survivors include her fiance, Alex Gemza of Jensen Beach. Service 11 a.m. today at All Saints Cemetery, Jensen Beach.

Wallace White Funeral Home, Stuart. Dorothy Van Dyke 94, Jensen Beach Mrs. Van Dyke, a Jensen Beach resident for two years, (lied Monday. She was born in Michigan and was a retired bookkeeper. Survivors include her son, ftonald, of Jensen Beach, and five grandchildren.

All County Funeral Home Crematory, Treasure Coast Chapel. St. Lucie County Frank A. Gentilquore 71, Port St Lucie Mr. Gentilquore, a Port St.

Lucie resident since 1989, died Sunday. He was born in New York and was a retired co-owner of a restaurant. Survivors include his wife, Nicolina; three sons, including Roy and Louis, both of Port St. Lucie; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m.

today and 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Dwrsday, with a 7 p.m. service, all! at Young and Prill Funeral lldme. Port St.

Lucie. Mass 11 a.m. Friday St. Lucie Crtholic Church, Port St. Lucie.

Anna Jane Karlson 86, Fort Fierce Karlson, a Fort Pierce resident for 47 years, died Monday. She was born in Ohio and wj the retired co-owner of a chocolate shop. Her husband, Roilney, preceded her in death. Visitation from 12:30 until the iiM) p.m. service Thursday at Funeral Home, Fort Price.

Donald B. Zook 68, Fort Pierce Mr. Zook. a Fort IVrce resident since 1979, died Friday. He was born in Pennsylvania, served in the Army and ownwl a ceramic shop.

Survivors include his wife, Audrey; daughter, Susan Vance of Port St. Lucie; three sons, including Michael IVatt of Fort Pierce and Bruce Pratt of Port St. Lucie; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Service noon Thursday at Yates Funeral Home, Port St Lucie. Okechobe County II I .1 THOMAS R.

OSTERHOUDT Am 85 ol Palm Bearh Gardens. Florida passed away, July 22 at Ihe Piilm Beach Oardens Medical tenler after an extended illness. Mr. Osterhoudt was born in Rlverdale, New Jersey on April 1, 1916. the son of the late Henrv Osterhoudt of Wawarsing, NY and Blanche Younfl of Falls, NY.

Mr. and Mrs. Osterhoudt moved to West Palm Beach from Cooper-stown. NY In 1959 later relocating to Port St. Lucie.

FL where they resided for 27 years, then recently moving to Palm Beach Gardens, FL. Mr. Osterhoudt Is survived by his wife. Ellen Spencer Osterhoudt of 62 years, sons, Thomas R. Osterhoudt Jr.

of Spencer, MA, Robert A. Osterhoudt of Jupiter, FL James W. Osterhoudt of Cookville, TN, Donald G. Osterhoudt of Atlanta. GA, and Albert Osterhoudt of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, with whom he resided daughter, Lisa C.

Weadick of Kelser OR, fifteen grandchildren, twenty great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Mr and Mrs. Osterhoudt were married In Union City, NJ on Julv 24. 1939. Mr.

Osterhoudt retired as a machinist foreman, from Pratt-Whitney Aircraft in 1978 where he had worked for 19 years He was past pres -dent of the St. Lucie Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution. A member of the SI. Lucie's Angler Club and Ihe co-founder of the Pratt-Whitney Rifle and Pistol Club. He was a member of the United States Marine Corps, from 1934 to 1938 and served in the Civilian Conservation Corps.

Visitation will he held today July 25 2001 from 10AM to 12PM at TAYLOR MUDEKN FUNERAL HOME, 250 Center Street. Jupiter, FL with a flag orientation by the United States Marine Corps, at TAYLOR MODFEN FUNERAL HOME Family Owned and Operated 1561) 744-2030 HARRISON FORCE ENGLISH 79 of Delray Beach, FL passed away Sunday, July 22, 2001. Retired from Campbell Soup Company. Survived by his wife Patricia Vanhille-Engllsh 3 children, Daniel (Barbara) Vanhille of Rockford, Illinois; Jerome (Glna) Vanhille and Miehaelle Holder of Boynton Beach; 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. He was a member of the Maritime Service from October 20, 1942 to June 30.

1946 and the Naval Reserve; a member of F.A. M. Masonic Lodge 10 of Kingston, New York and a 18 year member of the P.O. ol Elks, Lodge 1770 Delray Beach. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, July 28, 2001 at 10:00 A.M.

In Ihe Scobee-lreland-Potter Funeral Home, 3110 N.E. 5th Avenue, Delray Beach. Donations in his memory of the Elks National Foundation or the American Cancer Society deeply appreciated. Arrangements by UAIRD-CASE' JORDAN FANNPN FUNERAL HOME, Ft. Lauderdale.

FL 954-492-4t. GARY II. LEWIS A native of West Palm Beach, Fla. passed away Monday, July 16 2001. Survived by: mother, Ewlla lwis.

Riviera Beach; sisters. Ruby Heard (Otis), Gloria I.ewis (Samuel) of WI'B. Malgaret l-ewis of Boynton Beach. Deborah Miley (Ixmniel of Macon, brothers, Thomas Iwis (flernuel. l.evern lwis, Ronald yw-is of Riviera Beach and a host of nieces, nephews and fi tends Funeral services Thursday.

July 26. 2001. 11 a.m., at Stevens Brothei-s Riviera Beach Funeral Chapel. Visitation today (Wednesday) 6-k m. RKVERF-ND SALVATOR J.

SAN MARCO, S.J. Died on Mondny. July 23. 2fX)l at 12 30 am at Ignatius KsnlerH-e New Orleans. Louisiana.

Ajfe HI year ami a nr-mlier of ihe lety of Jesus for 62 years an ns onlained a priest 4K years ago at S(nnK Hill College, Mobile. Ala A native of Et. W.Hih T-xas. Ea'hr was baptiAtt at St Mary' ttal-in hur- h. New fr leans.

1-A. After elementary and junior high sr-hoot in San Anionio Texas, he attend! Warren has) cm High fv bool in Ne (rieans. graduating with honors in ltT and rer-eiving a holanship io Ixvoia niveistty luting his years as prtesl he ai awiigned to Jesuit High Sr hoobt. Dallas. Texas and Jewnl High FA Texas where he served as tea her ami arhietir director trom 1 lo In the iniervening yeant.

he sered a vanety at avt)gnments in IxHiisiarut. lex and lueno Kk-o In his later yearn he a atstslant paJ4loT at St. Ann s. West Paim Hea- Ha Immac ulate nnrephna (Jesuit). Sew (niean.

LA. The Osu. Miami. Vim. Survivors include his nephew Tir San Marr-o of ArU am) his cousin.

Mr And Mrs. Iwis (AiHiO Of K'Jtin. leSAS Visual khi will be in the Thomas Hall ChapH. niiTfv St Avenue. New (r-leans l-A an Tuesrtay Jul 24.

at i pm and on Wednesday trnn 10 am unlit the eeWwamm 4 the wneral Mass at 11 (ft am Interment will loUw at Si i tuj oltege Jewuil C'emeten. Oand (. oleaii I A Menvnai att.ns mav ne made to the Jesuit ftntmnt t'amt. jtavtt Parkway. Sew a team LA 7011 Arrangements by Jat-ub Vfcien and uneraj H'n.

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See it Do it. Find it. At CoPBI.com. DR. EARL LEVITT Fjrl lvitt passed away or.

July 11. 2001 at the age ol K3 He was a former praclK ing physirum Albany, Y. Survived by: his loving w. Slells: 4aiHrheT. Sandra Mann, Robert lvitt: daughter -in taw Mary lH1 and grand, hiklren.

Allan Man. Bet Man. Henlner Mana and Art Levitt A Funeral Service will he held II ededr. July 25 1 tortav i at Mencrak Orrtem A wnerai stem Paim Hex Ftorxto Menvnal oonin-duik may be Mde a anty rhwr SHIRLEY R. MANGRCM Age tit of Boca Kaion pnwd away Monriar July a 2ml Shirley was an mwnuw 1'w the Navy at ttw lie Naval Stoft in HtHiifis lr many yer SI was an avid hHNrtmli urn of ihe mcinmti Re-4 and the Aitama Braves A very devoted mimwri wife (.

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