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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-13
THE ARLINGTON.
Hotel ST., Honolulu,
J. II. FISHER, PROP.

TERMS:
Board and Lodging per week (accord-
ing to location of room). $40 90 to $12 90
Transient, per day. 2 90
Table Board, per week. 90
Single Meals. Observation-Disclosures. 80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-10-13

Hot and cold water baths,
S6-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The District of Columbia is greatly in need
OF q suitable building for holding the local
courts. That the old city hail. even with its
patches and additions, is not such a struc ture
is evident 1t may be fitting that community
burdened with ancient and contradictory laws
should have underpaid and overworked judges
to administer them, and should be required to
accommodate its judges and administer its laws
in badly ventilated and badly arranged court
house, where justice is dispensed and disease
contracted. But there is to be reform all along
the line. The laws are to be revised, codifed
and supplemented with modern legislation.
The number of the judges and their salaries
are to be suitably increased, and a court house
betting the capital of the republic and the
court of widest and most varied jurisdiction in
the whole United States is to built. Hasten the
day!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The question Of shall there be an exhibit
ton in 1922 should he answered by an imper-
alive yes. America has never been over mod
est In her statements relative to the develop
ment and progress she has made since she
found place Oh the map of the world and if
now. after all her talking, she goes before the
world as unable to present in materialized
form some evidence of that about which she has
been Boosting it will be an acknowledgment
that the western continent is only wind and
buster. The discovery by Columbus should
be commemorated by the nation at its capital
in 1892 at national expense, and later New York
or Chicago might be permitted to carry out its
local project, if 1t wished to do SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

=
ment. Merry 100 pieces Of Laces for evening wear
are to be offered tomorrow of qualities for the prices
that make it evident somebody ers It's your gain
and ours
BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGs.
81 to SIS. SO yard.-Heavy silk Chantilly Fiounc-
ing 33 inches WIDE at only 1, and Fine Hand-r run
work At the higher prices At b is shown 43inch
Flouncing with silk Side Bands, in imitation OF the
very expensive Flouncings ruu with Ribbon dozen
different prices and as many and d fierent styles
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETS.
75c to So. 25 yard-The finest collection of Black
Silk Drapery Nets IN this city Polka Dots Strpes,
Figures, &C. in entirely effects Look those
only sl.l5 yard Here's one fully AZ inches wide,
the design COMPOSED of tiny bocks forming dianonds
An entirely new aud very lovely pattern. The Russian
Net at 1oc. yard is also price surprise.
WHITE SILK FLoUNCINGS,
Toe. 20 81 so yard Chsntilly valenciennes Fedora
Laces half dozen styles at 81 Us yard that QUIZ
Judge cheap at 81 S yard.
WHITE AND CREAM SILK DRAPERY NETS,
sl.25 to 81. % yard. A lovely design is . piece
OF Cream. with eleven side bands with picot
edge, $40 = yard, but locking like the Nets run
with ribbon costing five times the price. Another
attractive Net Is that with wide Crepe silk stripes and
tiny lines of tinseI, 81 9S yard Novelties also in
Chantllly, Fedora. Russia and Brussels Net
COLORED SILK DRAPERY NETS
All the New Evening Shades are shown. also Cream,
White and Black. That the prices an index to
the qualities is evident by the 54-inch silk Null
offered at 80 cents q yard. Compare with the trash
some have the temerty to call 1Iousseane de and
offer at 30 cents, ard you'll smile.
Point Esprit Net, rs inches wide ...... 4Oc yard
Lace stripe Net, 40 inches yard.
SILK Null, Oh inches wide. ............. Soc yard.
Russian Net. As inches wide 75c. yard.
Brussels Net. 54 inches wide. soc yard
Ilnset Net, % inches wlde......... CSC. yard.
Brussels Net, extra heavy silk 81 20 yard
LACEs FOR SPRING DRESSES, &c.
Our importations for the coming season have all ar
rived.
Cotton vandyke Laces. lOc. to 81 as yard.
Linen Yandyke Laces, 40c. to al 10 yard
Linen Torchon Iaces loc to sl.1o yard
Irish p int Laces, 3Jc. to $50. yard
New Oriental Laces, 10c. to CSC. yard.
ss-Over hundred different prices and as many diff
ferent styles Widths in each pattern suitable for
Basque Collar and Cuffs To tempt you here tomorrow
Wednesday, January -, offer all 10, IL and 10
cent LSces for
ONLY 10 CENTS YARD.
vandyke, Torchon and Oriental Lsces at II cents q
yard, many Of which cost more than that At whole
sale.
EMBRoIDERIEs AT SPECIAL PRICES.
We haven't old stock from last year-we don't allow
old stock TO accumulate. We open the season with
new goods ~ special prices, among which the follow
ing:
All pc. Embroideries for 22c.
19c quality Embroideries for 14c.
45-inch Hemstitched Embroideries, CSC.
16c Bulgaria Lawn for &C.
10c quality Embroideries for &c.
45-inch Pleated Elnbroide ries $40
45-inch Lace Insertion do, 81 81.
45-inch vandyke Embroide.ies. Sl.75
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The cruel punishmsnts that used TO be in
fietsd IN the navy but which have been dis
csrded with the bushes of civilization for hav-
ing 20 long borne with them cannot now be
revived No matter whether churIishness or
drunkenness be the cause, American seamen
are not 10 be strung up, handeuffed, with the
iron cutting their persons while their toes
barely touch deck The charge against Captain
Healy Of the revenue cutter Bear Is q serious
ons ami warrants the closest scrutiny. II
guilty he should play the cruel tyrant no
longer IL innocent he deserves to be vindi-
Gated from the accusation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The bill Of Senator Ingalls, making the re-
cordership Of deeds local salaried Office and
reducing the amount Of the recording fees pro-
poses legislation in the shape which The STAR
has advocated and suggests a satisfactory solu-
luton of the principal difficulties of the case.
The functions of this purely local office are to
be performed by a resident, fair salary is
provided a. a substitute for compensation by
fees, and the property owners are to pay in fees
an amount not greatly exceeding the reason
able expenses of the Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Mr.. Springer wants to make a new state out
of the Indian Territory, to be called Columbia
''or any other name that may pc decided upon
Inasmueh there Is already the District of
Columbia, our vote is for amy other name
Boston Transcript
The Transcript is right, as popular vote of
the country would show, if it had a chance for
expression. Apparently oblivious of the fact
that innumera5le mistakes and confusion in
the postal service and otherwise, were inevitable
from the multiplicity of towns and cities in the
United States named Washington, and ignoring
the no less important fact that the national
capital properly bears that Fame, Congress has
seen ut to needlessly increase the muddle by
giving it to one of the new states recently ad-
mitted into the Union. 1t is to be hoped that
the existing confusion thus created may not be
worse confouuded by the duplication of such
an inexcusable blunder as Mr. Springer is
credited with proposing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Major Raymond has the courage to quote the
Law to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad and
to Indicate his opinion tina. the road is not
above the law. Such a proceeding is danger
GUS The customary whimper may be expected
TO arise to the effect that the road has never,
no never, been confronted and bounded in any
other city as in Washington, where it has
merely received free right of way over the pub
lie streets and free station site ON a
public reservation at the foot Of the Capitol.
And the customary threat to do something
desperate and injurious to the capital if
disturbed in Its illegal practices will be in
order. Students OF notable displays OF gall
will And instruction and refreshing entertain
ment in an examination of this railroads treat
ment Of the public complaints made against it.
There is something almost sublime In the self
possession and ingenuity with which the rail-
road distorts into grievance every request
that, in consideration of gratuities from the
public to the value of several million dollars, it
shall obey the law, and stop disfguring the city
and killing its people. In this particular con-
troversy it illegally obstructeda public street
in order that it might Illegally use as a
freight yard the street space enclosed between
its fences. Recently after long maintenance of
this illegal obstruction the removal Of the fence
was compelled, and the road now takes the po-
sition that ought not invite the public to their
injury by putting the crossing at this point in
proper condition. Major Raymond points out
that the law requires the road both to put the
crossing in condition and to protect the public
from injury in using it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
ABOUT SPECIAL SALE Prices.

The new Embroideries and White Dress Goods Of
fered At the Wholesale Prices comprise thirteen choice
lots.
Our object is to attract you to the store much
to sell the goods that bring little profit but
impress with the fact that the regular prices Of
the Palais Royal from 10 per cent below the
prices Of the credit stores.
We our patrons by the hundred who have thus
been made permanent customers advocates
of the Palsis Royal and its cash business
The PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
THE UNIVERSAL FIFCTRIC RAILMAY-SI0
Il NAL COMPANY.

THE UNIVERSAL FIFCTRIc RAILwAY-sIG
Il NAL COMPANY.
J. T. ODELL. Gent Manager B. o. r r., President
JAMES r. BRANCH. Secretary and Treasurer
This company IL exhibiting their Railway Sig
nal Of Julius LAnsburrhs store, 18th and sts
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
should two trains approach in the same opposite
directions dangerous proximity. each engineer IL
alarmed by his whistle blowing and electric gong
ringing in his cab He immedistely stops his train
and communicate with the o; her engineer through
telephone thus saving the lives Of his passengers and
the property Of the rslroad company. Should bridge
wash away the same automatic signal 10 ri ven
With this device there can be accidents and the
present danger OF travelling is reduced to minimum
WHAT 1T WILL COST.
About e2uO yer mile to place on any railroad in
the United states and S5 mile will pay the
expenses. The Block system use costs "A 600
per mile to put down and $1,000 per mile for annual
expenses.
WHAT ARE ITS MERITS,
Simplicity, Chespness. Practicability,
DIRECT ALARM To ENGINEER
and pos tive guarantee against accidental
WILL The RAILROADS ADOPT TT
SELF preservation" being "ths first law Of natures
how they help IL as the cost Of this ef preserys-
ton" is practically nothings
WHO SHOULD 1T INTEREST,"
You. and every one who trusts their lives TO rail-
road safe keeping. Cal and examine its inertia
ja2l-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Advance statements of Gov. Abbett's message
on the head of ballot reform show that the
New Jersey executive goes as far as the
farthest He favors the exclusive official bal
lot, summary proceeding by the judge if he is
satisfied that there has been fraud or bribery,
limitation Of legal expenses in elections and
publicity Of such expenditures. Gov. Hill and
Senator German still constitute q strong
minority Of two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Westward the star Of what-you-may-cayl-it
takes ID way Indianapolis is going to have
''Propyisum." Chicago will pIea.s take notice.
Prspyisum juss knocks an Auditorium end
vays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
Dos'r Fonerr Oux OvrRooAr SALE.

OUR This was Day you would hav,
GREAT Appreciated one Of those lons
SALE listers or Storm Coats that n,
OF in our els sale Of oversarments
s25. Sample weather-you can cal
s24. what we have baen getting Ii.
s23. INST week. See now how essen
S22, dal it il, don't you. that you have
eco by you-handy-ready for fmme-
AND date use-a fair weather coat and
els sstorm coat anyway! These two
oVERcOATs are necessary to your comfort.
FOR What better opportunity have you
els ever had than this els sale pre-
SIS seuts! NONE. The variety Of
els styles never was oreafer-Ths ex-
el5 ecution Of the work in them never
Is waseetter-snd the qualities Of the
NARROWING materials themselves are - ~
DOWN Hable a. the sun.
TO Some Of these long, form envel-
THE opdng garments. that actually
LAST defy the elements, were made in
FEW England expressly on order
DAYS. and shipped to Us. They come
in the more striking patterns.
The Quieter effects are Ameri-
- can made - and may suit your
taste better That's according to
how you like EN-
IF The Dress Coats are here-at this
YOU same figure SIS - in the Short
PUT Coverts, Long Cape Coats. Sac K
1T Coats of medium length Surtouts
OFF and such hke-beslde some Fur
MUCH Trimmed Garments that are sort
LONGER OF half and half"-for dress and
YOU storm.
WILL The most We want to do ia to
BE impress upon your minds the
TOO ruu force Of this sale. But once
LATE. get you to realize what rare val-
ues are being snapped up at els
this week-and every thinking
man in town will want plum
out Of the pudding"
Saturday night and We drive
the last peg in this sale.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
DRESS CATERERS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

One reason possibly why IT Vas not proposed
earlier 10 incorporate the revenue marine with
the navy Was that We had no navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

When vii some common sense man knock
on the saperauoas and b. and boldly spell it
cssar' The public IL only waiting fer leader
in this much needed reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
1890 WHITE Dhrss Goops.

The qualities for the prices determine where 10
headquarters We leave you TO Judge.
Nainsooks, check and stripe. Sc to ESQ yard.
India Linen. 1870. 10 42c. yard
Persian Lawn, 16c. 70 35c. yard
Dimity. check and stripe. Ice. 70 36e.
hque. 15 TO 25c. yard.
Swiss, plain. dot and figure. loo. to SOC.
Tarletan white and colors. 12c. 20 500.
Cambria. soft finish. ~ to csc. yard.
Nsinsooks. soft nnish. IL TO $50.
Tucking. plain and strtps. Soc. 10 o1-60.
Bulesrian Lawn. 16 b 30c. gard
eIBulvarian Lawn also comes With mttn- anish
side banda. b4ing As inches wtds. 'as veil adaptsd
for aprons. children,s dresses. &c.
THE pAI.AI0 ROYAL.
l. IIs1xh
Cor 18th and Psnnsylvania svs. his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The civil service commission and its ac-
eusers had a cateh-as-catch-can wrestling mate
In one Of the sabeeilars Of the Capitol yester-
day. which ended IN a draw. IL Will be resumed
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

chauncey NJ Depew would rather have the
worlds fair than bs President, and he 10 not
sure Of getting either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

II % rumored that the prince and princess
OF Wales viii visit the United States in the
SPRING. and II they do We all hope that Gen.
Greedy VIII keep the weather Just it is now,
In order that they may feel perfectly at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
THosE MESs II l.2c Sox.

They are not l2lc. but Csc Quality sox n was
quick big purchase and it'll bs biz quick sale One
hundred dozen in the window, corner 18th ST. and
fenn-ylvanfa ave. -Four hundred dozen in the store
~ . O'Clock this morning. Only about three hundred
and seventy-nve dozen by IL O'Clock n ~, nne to-
morrow probably not two hundred dozen by closing
time. Two pairs of Sox for the Price Of one p.r /.
neNs that travels quickly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

The snow pillow is doing as active a business
on the railroads out west the peach blossoms
and rose buds are doing in this section Of the
Country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Whatever the result may be Of the House in
vestigAtion Of the Ohio ballot box forgery Mr..
Wood h not going to have a record to winch
hs posserity win point WITH PRIDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Is winter lingering in Last summar's lap O
y it apP.opriating next spring?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

Spain is almost as deft a manufssc unrsr OF
cabinets as of constitutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
CLEARING SALE o. Uruorsrrnr.
FANCY GOODS BASKETS. ru

hANSt oSODs. bAskET4. ETO
1880 FANCY BASKETS a. 10 per cen, ai.ooun,
from marked prices.
l45JAPANEsE SCREENS. gold and sili eunsroia.
cred. at 10 per cent OF marked prices.
200 FANCY TABLES in Cherry. Antique oAi. Bras.
and Onyx at 10 per cent discount
All of our EAsELS. including Brass cserry. walnut
Antique Oak Ebony and Bamboo. ct 10 per cent dis
count from marked prices.
las pairs PoRTIERRs. Is different, styles. full
length and width. best quality imported Chenille az.
ured and plain tors. Former prices ss CATS slo5o
and sl2 Your choice now for 81 pair
a. pairs of IMPORTED CHENILLE CURTAINS
suitable for single door. and windows o.x price
sa.ss Price now 81. IS per pair
800 pairs OF odd LACE CURTAINS q. 20 per o.o,
Oh marked prices. These sample Curtain. and We
have only one pair of pattern. Prices o. tos7.
All Of our BRUSSELS POINT IRISH POINT,
BRUSSELS NET. CLUYEY. ANTIQUE. kENAIs-
sANcE, EGYPTIAN APPLIQUE TAMBoURE.
SWISS, IMITATION BRUSSELS. RUSSIAN NOT.
TINGHAM CURTAINS. at prices % Low tina, you Will
be astonished-
600 TINsEL TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS IN
yards square, heavily frnged all around at sec each
FLANNEL PIANO COVERS. e. ss to o. each.
Special sale prices in CHENILLE COVERS,
sos to o. each.
Special sale prices in CHENILLE COVERS. yard
square. re: III yards square, sl4s: 2ysis square,
s337; 212,4 yards. s4.3s. 2,3 yards, 1925.
Compare these prices well with others
Full line OF PLUSH, VELVET. VELOUR. SILK
TAPESTRY. DERBY SATIN and TAPESTRY GOODS
at prices that make them special bargains
45o REMNANTS OF FURNITURE COVERINGS
in JUTE TAPESTRY. &C. at soc. yard. in lengths
suitable for Chair and Lounge Covers
Other TAPESTRY bargains are "a so goods for as;
"a goods for 25 IS goods for sl5 and 50 IT goes
throughout the line, which is full Of big values.
CHINA SILK, s5c yard
90 SOFA CUSHIONS will 20 for SOC. each.
l25 STAMPED APRONS from Ice. to 25c each.
4oo DRAWN sPLAsHERs, stamped in newes, de-
signs; reduced from 25c to lsc
60 Dozen TINsEL CHAIR TIDES reduced from
35c. 70 2oc.
300 Yards Of woRsTED snd SILK FRINGE At osc.
q yard
Dozen MANTEL LAMBREoUINs in Felt with
silk Embroidery at zoe each.
PLUSH TIDES. COVERS. scARFs. LAMBRE-
GUMS. PIANO COVERS ct astonishing price.
Odds and Ends in SILK sCARFs at prices TO sell
them
Afew SILK HEAD RESTS will go for eec each.
SILK CORDS. ORNAMENTS. APPLIQUE FIG
UREs, EMBROIDERY SILKS and all FANCY
GOODS at lowest possible prices
WHITE FUR RUGS for this sale only q. 90 each.
BRASS CURTAIN CHAINS. l2,sc pair.
BRASS CURTAIN POLES, complete. Soc each:
were ell
WOOD POLES with Brass Trimmiugs lac each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
r. GOLDSCHMID.
1O07-lOO9 F ST. NV.

DIEDMONT HEAVY UNBLEACHED COTTON
y 04c-; winthrop. very fine Unbleached Cotton
INC. a 4!-inch AndrOscOggiu Bleached Inflow Case
Cotton, Nc 1O-4 Cohasset Sheeting, 25c ut KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1 / tn St . e Ia i s. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21

JOSEPHINE sEERSUCKERs, 7s4c.; AMOsKEAG
q Dress Ginghams, new effect SIC; Drab de Venice
very select, l. hc: ALdroscoxg1n Bleached Cotton
71fc, at KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
1@4l and l243 l1th st. sc. ja1S-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.


A BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY IN
BEST FRENCH SATEENS.
We have Just secured 400 Best French
Sateen Dress Patterns, 1t price which will
enable us TO sell them ss Ito. per yard in
sts.d of 35c.-tbeif regular prlce.
1t came about this way. The yobber Inn
ported them last year for the Christmas
trade tthay are marked Holiday Pattsrnss
for 1S8o-o0). and not fettlng rid Of them
ell sold Us these 400 patterns at sacrifice,
The styiss are last seasons, yet are nov 70
both a. and you; aud otbstns Of con-
spicuous nature. will readily pass for this
seasons styles. what YOU want most u
quality, and you get tbs bsst quality In
these Each pattern CONTAINS from lOk to
l14 - 'ds--sufhcisnt for fun suit. u 10
unquestionably the bargain Of The season,
- the new French Sasssns VIZ ssIl for as
O. 373xc per yard.
Cbscond Ao0r.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-21
ANTE SrocK- TAKING Pmcrs
ON SILKS At
PPP yER RRR RRR - SIS,
PPP EEE sKE BRf w ssss
KKs K Z L Z ssss ..

KKs K Z L 7 ssSs
We shall take stock very soon. But before We
do there is going TO be IN amputsron Of prices on
some of our lines that will leave very little TO be taken
when the time comes We have couple Of for
doing this One-and the prime one-is determine
ton To keep the stock within hand" There il not
any sense IN having an accumulation from season
season-luIn herring up our departments. The second
one-equally good too-is that buy our goods to
ssK Ii they remain account Of the unreasonable
weather. and kindred reasonsit Is policy to make
price the lever 30 start them
Today it IL Silks We have singled out ten different
items Our silk man says they oarouins and he
ought to know We Will tell you about them and give
you the pricss-then let Whist you call them
There Just tic dot 10 pieces Of rich. round eord
Eaille Franchise, reduced from 81. 25 to Al
just 20 pieces very Ane quality Coiored Satin Ria
danes. reduced from 81 SO 10 81 yard.
Only pieces of Colorsd Rhsdzimsres. reduced from
t2 to sl.25
But pieces iefs Of that exceedingly fine grade of
French Armure Siiha redueed from u rs to 30
Best quality and only pieces left Of French Bepx,
| lines, reduced from s2 TO 81 So yard.
I basncs Of but pieces Real Satin Duchess, re-
duced from 81 to sl.2a
A half hundred pieces only remain mt of our i'm
stock Of Colored Gros Grain ks reduced frsn
! 81 80 and sl.25 to 81
We have reduced the last 10 pieces Of our Best
Moire Francass from s2.2o to 81 40 yard
We md 10 pieces Of French More Antioue Ieft
consequently reduced the price from a. so and a. to
$50 IA make end Of them.
The pieces Of Chaugeahle Moire that ne left
of the 81 so and s. quality have reduced to az D.
There you are. For curiosity sake figure up what
the saving pattern IL would be you. Guess our
silk mall right when he calls these BARGAINS"
pon't you! II they you want reap little Of the
| benefit
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Al indiso Baus Rrint. 6esc-; Arsaplia's Apron
the boUsLE COMBINATION LIN g. as SfS- s. );
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