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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
THE HAND OF DEATH.
Jacob Schillinger Called to His Long Home
Other Obituary.

-otH"r
Jacob Schillinger died at the resi-
dence of Gustav Stengel, 1911 Fourth
avenue. at 1l:l0 this morning. of
gastric fever. 1t the death of Mr..
Schillinger Rock Island loses one
OF lis long time and most
highly respected citizens He
was born in Ihringen, Baden. Ger
many, Nov. %, 1898. He was
united in marriage in the old country
with Miss Eva Rosena and the couple
came to this country with their
family in July, 1916, and to
Rock Island in November. 1888.
Mr.. Schillinger is survived by
his wife and six children. the
names of the latter being: Jacob. of
Rock Island; Martin. OF Moline;
Christian, OF Rock Island; Mrs Marr
Bortusch, of Eudora. KAN: Mrs
Rosena Stengel and Mrs Carolina
Eckermann. of Rock Island aI'
Schillinger was one of the foun i"r-
of the German Lutheran church an
was one of the most devout and
| faithful members of the church ali
his life. He lived an upright,
Straightforward life, and in his every
act proved himself a man.
| On the 25th of last month Mrs.
Schillinger attained her Seth birth
day, and the following dav family
reunion was held at Mr.. Stengel's
house in celsration of the event. in
which SO people participated and
whose photographs were taken in a
group at the time. MIR. Schillinger
was then in the best of spirits-in-
deed. one of the happie>t in hG gath
ering. The next Wednesday while
Mr.. and Mrs. Steugel were in Chicago
he was seized with chill. from
which the fatal malady developed.
The funeral will be held from the
German Lutheran church at . O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03

The Sidney passed UP.

The sidney passed UP.
The stage of the water at noon was
3.S5; the temperature was 81.
The B. Hershey and Irene ID came
down with 8 strings of logs each.
The Pilot, Verne Swain and jose
phine came down, and the Helen
Mar, Charlotte Beeckler. Irene ID,
Dan Thayer and Verne Swain went
north
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
Nielsen,

Mrs. Mary A. Nielsen. wife of Hans
Nielsen, died at her home. 624 Forty
fifth street. 1T 5 O'Clock this morning
OF Inflammation of the bowels, aged
~ years and ! months. She leaves
with her husband to mourn her loss.
six children, the oldest OF whom is l6
years and the youngest 10 months.
The funeral occurs from the late
home at , O'Clock Wednesday after
ODO0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03

In business circles there will be
the customary observances, in the
way of suspension, THE ARGUS among
others giving its attaches a chance
to celebrate, and consequently there
will be no paper tomorrow night.
All city and county offices and
banks viii close for the day.
The pcstdfieeSwill close at O'Clock,
and there will be but one delivery by
carriers, that in the morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
TIE RIBBON DEPT.

Monday morning 9 to u and We'd
ncsday morning to u. we will sell
the best all silk gros grain ribbon
No. at lie yard; No. I at Sc a
yasQ With theHpriee of silk ribbon
constantly rising this is like throw
ing ribbon away. Remember Mon
day and Wednesday morning only. 9
TO ; O'Clock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03

has received an invitation to attend
a celebration at Barstow July A, 1898,
given by Joslin and Barstow Forum.
j. w. DAY, Pres.
SYLVAN j. HEMENwAY. SecY.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
THE LINEN DEp.T-

TO direct sharp and quick atten-
ton to our complete stock OF all
kinds of housekeeping linens we will
sell at o'clock Wednesday morning
to each of the first % customers a ,
yard length OF good 80 inch Turkey
red table linen for 15c, only 15c' and
to the first 20 customers only.
We will also sell from 9 To To
o'clock Wednesday 80 yards good
cotton crash for lie yard. Be on
hand promptly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03

UndyinE Lessons to the Learned From the
Day-Young Americas DEMONSTRATION
Business observation-disclosures Teach
ings-OTatory and Fireworks.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03

MCCABE BROS

propose to mark this by GRAND SALE OF
ABLE GOODS all over their immense emporium and wide
awake buyers who love 1.-The nmbie nickel will
this their opportunity We mention but a
good things.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
At the Postohice.

Postmaster Potter this morning APP
pointed Louis Ohlweiler superintend-
ent of carriers and general delivery
clerk vice George Koenigsaeck-
er resigned. The ARGUS has hereto
fore spoken of Mr.. KoenigsaeckeI' :
resignation in consequence of failing
health. He has been connected with
the postofiice in the capacity he now
yields for nine years and has proven
himself thoroughly competent, as
well as obliging and courteous, but
he has felt for some time that duty
himself demanded the step which
VI release him from the exacting
HliuCsg duties of his position
nn1ks Office until his
IIii,, with the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
House bills.

itor relating to certain warrants.
House BILLS.
1870, by Patterson o. Day: Putting Day
county in Fifth circuit.
19l. by Price: Requiring notaries pub
lie to have date OF expiration Of commits
sion in seal.
1872. by Price: EXempting from assess
ment 500 worth of personal property, but
requiring all to be listed.
1893. by ,Iohnson Permitting same per-
son 10 be town clerk. treasurer assessor
and marshal.
1914. by Packard: .tpproprating three
thousand dollars for deficiency of board OF
agriculture.
i95, by BcIk: Granting arms and ac-
coutrcmcnts to sous of veterans.
! LOG, by Gilbert Modifying gcner q
drainage laws.
49,, by Grinde: Providing town and
township clerks with seal.
l.s. by Summcrside: Mcmorialzing
congress 10 establish Il military post at
Pierre.
1919 by Everett: Requiring appellants
10 eve S'-N bonds on appeal.
"oO. by Committee on Educalon Elect
ing county superintendent on third Tues
day in June.
:ol, Practically same as POO,
?os by Ruswick Dividing state into
two congressional districts.
2oAty Malchow: Requiring assign
ments of mortgages TO be recorded
2oi by koenis: Fixing tax on dogs
TO pay for loss OF sheep killed.
s05. Kline Making private banks and
building and loan associations subject 10
examination by public examiner.
2DG. by Gelk Provide, for mannfact-
urIng binding twjne AT pcniteu:iary
~, by Hooper; Directing governor to
iappoint -yecial prosecuting attorney in
Counties where law is violated
9}S by Hooper: Resubnh sion amend
mcnl at special election giving Women
right TO vote.
20 by Kelley hy request: FiNing
amounts Of official bonds.
10 by Read: Making prohibition in
Junction apply to person a we'll as loca-
ton.
iii, by Gold: Appointment OF state
agent at Washington.
80 by Everett by request; Land
lords lien bill.
al3 by Huswick: Provides for hail in
Slgance.
~, by sheldon: Making physical cdu-
cation compulsory in common schoo :.
-. by Watson: Relating to duties OF
registers OF deeds
10 by Summerside To authorize the
state To purchase the portraits Of cN-Gov-
crnor Mellettc and Governor Sheldon. 10
remain the property of the state.
III. by Burke. Giving architects liens
same as mechanics.
als. by Ma!chow: Provides for inspec-
. tion OF sheep.
al9, by Koenig: Requiring monthly re-
port from superintendent OF insane hospi-
tai to counties having inmates.
220, by Peterson of Day: Pertaining to
costs on appeal from justices court.
s2l. by Sheldon: Excmpting fraternal.
| mutual, life and accident insurance from
payment of taxes.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09

Reporters must attend to their own
business hereafter in the house or they
will be summarily evicted.
House bill No GO had more trouble than
usually falls TO the lot Of one little bill,
but it finally got through.
The lobby has increased materially in
the last few days, which is sure indca
tion that something will or should
happen.
Senator Brockway has refreshing way
of taking hold Of questions when in the
chair that we like. He is not to be fooled
with.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
The Atlantic
for 1893

viii contain, among other attractions,
Old Knrkaskia, n Serial Story by
Mary hartSvoll CatlIerwood,
Who will be favorably remembered as
the author of The Lady of Fort ST.
John 1t begins in the January num-
her.
Penelope,s English Experiences, by
Kate Douglas WigGin,
Will bring fresh entertainment to those
who know Mrs. Virgins delightful
books.
studies in American biography,
Which are feature OF the Atlantic.
will be continued by papers on George
William Curtis by Sherman S. Rogers,
etc.
The Feudal Chiefs Of Acadia, by DIR.
Francis Parkman.
This eminent historian has written
narrative of the events in Colonial his
tory on which Mrs. Catherwood's Lady
of Fort st. John" is based. The first
part will appear in the January Atlant-
&c.
Improvement of Living.
Papers by thoughtful writer's on the
Preservation of Country Beauty, on Lii
brarcs, Art Museums, Museums of Sci
ence, etc,
TERMS: 81 year in advance, postage
free; IS cents number. With new life
size portrait of Whittier. Lowell, Haw-
thorne, Emerson, Longfclow, Bryant,
or Holmes, S.; each additional portrait.
81.
Postal notes and money are at the risk
Of the sender, and therefore remittances
should be made by money order, draft, or
registered letter, to
Houglston. Mifiin & Co..
a Park ST., Boston.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
Another Weeks Proceedings Of the
Law Makers Of South Da-
kOta.
Bills Continue to be introduced to Il
large Extent In House and
Senate.
Worlds Fair Matters Receive Con-
siderable Attemtion-County
Auditors Made Happy.
senate.
lIilIiSll \

one prohibition petition WAS presented.
Committees reported favorahly on sem
ate bills numbered n. %. Isl. u, 23 and
n: and ON house bills 50 and Al: adversely
ON 81 aud G6: without recommendation on
90: substitute for 4, 10. a. 30 and 50.
Following senate bills We're passed; -
and 20. Senate bill IS was defeated.
House bill 66 was passed.
Bills were introduced from :es to2i5
w $. Frost was rcappoin,ed committee
CLERK.
H. NJ. Crawford was appointed messcn-
ger for the committee appointed To iGVes-
tigalc tho AGRICULTURAL college.
senate adiourued.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
Notes.

Notes.
The vote Oh The rcsubmS-un question
last Thursday brought full house. a
large proportion of whom we've LADIES.
While the parliamentary fight was in
progress the interest was intense. and
during roll call the responses were eager
ly listened for.
Two illustriou> members of the senate
TWO years ago We're on the floor last
Thursday, they being Pat Wickem the
popular democrat, and DR.. Petermau,
now chairman of the Independent state
central committee.
Representative Gilbert has had the
pleasure OF visit from his cSlimablc
wife
Lieutenant Governor Herrcid is always
on time, always prompt in his rulings, al
ways pleasant and is always fair. He is
very nearly model.
l; looked little bit cowardly to kill
Fowlcr's local option amendment by adj
journing before he could have an oppor-
tunity to move reconsideration. Es-
pecially is this true as the prohibition
managers knew they had a majority aud
could carry their point in fair fight.
Senator Lawrcncc's committee on aeri-
culture is evidently working committee.
for it has already prepared and introduce
cd q number of important bills
Senator Grill evidently believes that
some of his pet measures could be passed
if the committee to whom they were re-
ferrcd would let them see the light of day
The senate committee which visited
Vcrmillion, Yankton and Plankin,on re-
port that they are glad they went. as
the trip tended to broaden their vision
and show them what the state was really
doing.
Senator Lawrence believed in an appro-
priation for the Worlds fair, but thought
the commission was asking for more than
the state could afford to give. However,
when the test came on Monday for an APP
precipitation of $4,000. of which $4,000
should be set apart for the woman's
board, he promptly changed his vote so as
to give the measure a sure majority. al
though the amount was higher than he
had intended to support There is no
doubt his constituents will heartily sup
port HIM in his vote in favor of South Da-
kota taking her proper place among the
states.
The county auditors who have been
championing their bill were made happy
Monday by the house cOncurring in the
senate amendments, and thus sending the
bill to the governor. AS finally passed
the bill provides that the salary shall not
be less than $500 nor more than 81 200, ex-
cept in counties having an assessed valu-
alton of S7,OOO,OO0 or more, and in no case
to exceed $500. The salary in most Of
the counties will not vary much from
$1,000.
The governor and all the members Of
the supreme court occupied seats on the
platform in the senate chamber during
the discussion Of the Worlds fair bill on
Monday.
Mrs. Haynie made a neat address to the
senate on Monday in reference to the
work of the woman's board of the Worlds
fair having the courtesy of the senate
extended to her. That her address was
effective can be seen by the result of the
vote.
Lawyers are divided as to whether this
is de facto OF de jure legislature, since
the record on the apportionmcnt bill has
been unearthed.
Qte
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09

tuition in state normal schools.
2ls, by Schamber: Duties of state aud :
itor relating to certain warrants.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
amendments.

amendments.
The governor gave notice that he had
approved house bills ll2 and 81.
Memorial to congress in favor of the cs-
adjustment of military post at Pierre
was passed
Bills were introduced from l9s to POS.
Senate joint resolution was recalled
from the governor.
The following bills were passed: Sen
ate bill No. 40; house bills l"G and 81.
House bill No ST was defeated House
bill 1903 was rccommittcd.
The speaker signed senate bills 81. %
and rs.
Adjourned.
MONDAY.
\ message was received from the gov
crnor rging an early consideration of the
Worlds fair bill.
A petition was presented by settlers in
the unorganizcd territory embraced in
certain counties that county TO be
known as Range county be set apart for
future organization.
The amendments to II. Il. 80 were con
CURED in.
5. e. IL was recons dcrcd and amended
Bills were introduced from 20, 10 !l2.
y resolution was adopted requesting
news paper reporters TO refrain from lob
bying on the floor of the house. and re-
solving that they would be denied the
privileges of the i'oor if they failed to
comply.
IL. Il. 81. giving two years for redemp-
ton OF land safe uuder foreclosure under
certain conditions. was passed.
II. Il. is. a bill TO abolish the Office Of
state engineer OF irrigation, was passed.
H. Il. l02 was passed
Adjourned.
lCEspNN.
House met at 10 o'clock a. III. Held SEES
sion in tie afternoon also
House bills 81, 70, lG2 lat, i aud 80 and
senate bills 81 and 20 We're passed. and
house bill q was defeated.
Bills were introduced from !i5 tosld.
Favorable reHor> were made on senate
bills % aud 50: house bills 100 i95 and 49,.
Advcrse reports ON honSc bi'i> 10 and
l6i
AGiourncd
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09
House..
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Favorable reports were made on house
bills SO, AZ, 6 and 4. Adverse reports on
81, 36 and 50.
BY a close vote the minority report on
house bill No. 4 was substituted for ma
iority report.
Mr.. Fowler gave notice that on the fol-
lowing day he would move to reconsider
the vote.
Bills were introduced from 100 to 1877.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY.
House met at usual hour.
Immediately after roll call Mr.. Hooper
moved that the house adjourn, and the
motion prevailed by a vote of AZ ayes to
IS nays.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY..
House met at usual hour.
II. B. II was reported favorably with
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-09


an adverse report was made on senate hIll
Senate bills 70 and IS We're passed.
The vote by which ). Il. Is was lost
was reconsidercd and the bill rccommil
ted TO Judiciary committee.
Senate bill No 10 was recalled from the
governor for the purpose Of correcting an
error.
Bills were introduced from IA 10 ?i1,
The following house bills were read The
first time and referred 10 proper commit
tees: gG. 1870. 9S, go. ll3 10. II - aud III.
The rules were suspended and house
bill No. 80 read TIE second time. Amend
cd 80 that auditor shall receive not less
Than $500 or more ,han $500
Nh. Grill moved that ). Il. No. 3 be re-
called from the committee on railroads
and referred 10 The committee OF the
whole. The motion was lost.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY..
Joint resolution was passed recalling
from the governor 5. Il. No. 10.
A petition was presented ASKING for an
increase of salary OF county auditors: also
one in favor of amending divorce laws:
also one in favor of rcsubmission.
Committees made favorable reports on
the following senate bills: Ill, i51, 1864. 49,
81. 139. 40. l56. $50. l9l. l52. las. li2. l65,
lGG, $40 and 1876: house bills lis, 90 and 3d.
Adverse reports were made on senate bills
1l9, SO, 1876. 1914, PSI. 1855. l73. ia and l75:
house bills 63 and 9s.
House joint memorial TO congress favor
ing the establishment Of a military post
at Pierre was passed.
Senate bills numbered 70, GO. %, 100, 1913.
1877, l45. 1S7, 100, 13G, 13S were passed.
House bill No. GO was passed with
amendments.
Senate then went into committee of the
whole to consider the Worlds fair bill,
with Foote in the chair. Amendments
we're made creating the woman's board
and setting apart $4,000 for its exclusive
use. When the committee aroseit recon-
mended the passage of the bill and the re-
port was adopted. The bill carries an
appropriation of $4,000.
Adjourned
~. WI was ibSSlSluul
clerk to the enrolling and cngrossing COM
mittee.
Favorable reports were made on senate
bills III and l73 and on house bills 81, G7
and 100 Adverse reports were made on
S. 3. 102 and II. b. sc.
A message was received from the gov
ernor urging speedy action on the Worlds
fair bill.
Senate went into committee of the
whole to consider the Worlds fair bill.
The committee recommended tina, $4,000
be appropriated. of which $4,000 should
be set aside for tho woman's board, and
when the committee rose the report was
adopted.
Senate went into committee of the
whole for the consideration of S. b. As,
and recommended its passage
Adjourned.
House.
THURSDAY.
Favorable reports were made on house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 70 personal enjoyment when
rightly u<ed- The many, who live bet
fer thsn others and enjoy life more. with
les expenditure. By more promptly
adapting the worlds bssl products to
the needs Of physical being. viii attest
the value 70 health Of The pure liquid
laxative principles embraced Ia tho
remedy, syrup Of Figz
its excellence il due 10 IL presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF q perfect lax
siive; efectnaily cleansing the system,
d.pellinr colds. headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation::
II has given satisfaction 20 millions and
net with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Md
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
sninx them and il l. perfectly tree from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of FIG Is for sale by all drug
xists in soc and 81 bottles. but il Is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name y printed on every
package, also the name, syrup OF flgA
and being we'll informed, you will mol
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

fUD0E GEovE Daniel Crouch " Lewis
;. Spsulding. pstlflon for appeal; adj
iouFned o. as.it atiidatits. Edmund
D. Barry "a IL 2. Baker. petition for
accounting. on tsial In re petition
81 Warren " Weafheriy for discharge
II mortgage; order diseharging same.
William Lanahan "a William O'clock.
replevin; GA trial
JupGx ADsrr-Lsvi Robinson W. John
McQuscn. tr-spass on the case. mo-
ton % discuss argued. Herbert
kichardson ~ Elizabeth Richardson,
divorce; petition for ahmony argued
Bette Frank Va Anthony Hanish. as
sumpsits order that plaintiff have
thirty days - fils security for costs.
Ia the matter 81 the estate Of James
II. Brown. Margaret Hsines. propon-
snt. Va Alice L. Hayden. contestant.
appeal from probate court; motion FOR
rstaxation Il costs, argued. The
People Va Floyd Haynes. assault with
Intent to do great bodily harm less
than the CRIME Of murder; 90 trial.
The People -. Albert Welsh. assault
with intsnt To MURDER on call Tho
People ~ Tom Connor, assault and
battery, paid g. The People ".
Vernon saith. indecent exposure;
sentenced o pay = fine OF 80 and
costs. execuflon extended 10 October
Il The People "a Charles Van
Steiuberz. assault and battery; con
tiouei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

ASSISTANT Prosecuting Attorney Burns
all accor. pany the Hos ard ehlidren 70
f'oldx4tsr today They have been at
ne ChIidrea's home Tor several days 20
fee II any n Ma Howard's frieniis
would agree q see that they we're well
cared for sni aiioN them 10 remain near
her nother.
A petition was fled yesterday In pro-
',ats court asking that guardian De APP
5o.ntse fof Philip Carieton OF Cannon
.oNrship. Carleton - uoS . years old
ard - said % lie weak mentally.
Vernon Smith. convicted Of indecent
exposure, Wes let 90 very eary by Judge
Adslt Re vas iced 80 and given until
)ciober II o. raise the money.
The Afternoon Vas occupied 10 Judge
idsits cooft Yesterday BY the attorneys
tho Floyd Haynes case. IL pill reach
he jury today.
Tom Connor vas hned - and costs
"a Judge Adsit's court yesterday for as
sauit and battery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
TOO PROUD TO WORK
B. n. cOe~in a ons-Lseged So
hcitor Of Aims
IS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
A<r~~s>d 90 n<xxinx Ne Pronptfy
P2ys IA. flns sad has pieafs
ef kfsary Isf-
IS BROUGHT TO JUSTICE

b n Ccrsin. alias Boumzn. sho vas
arrssted Saturday sftsrnoon Tor begging.
<zs fne1 80 and costs IN police court
Yesterday narning he hsd the monsy
really ani pad up With ali the sxzgger
q professional prize ngbtar. CoFwin.
"a boum4n. w.s first spotted BY q. A.
CFozisr q the Charity soelsty. lie
srofs note h me secretary AID handed
q % Corwin. but he tire up the nots
aad gent on with his begging. lie bad
Subscription paper neatly ~ritten.
STATING that he wicked - raise money
enouxh - 20 into business Tor himself
n a snell Hsy. The hat was headed by
he YounG Meas Christian association.
Fbich 4ppeared % have gwen 81 Ills
nchsme WORKED wei for az least twenty
1sn had givsn him m0oey ard their
names we're on TIE pager. When ar
rested Corwia tors the paper into small
pieces and threw IL away. CorwIn has
but one LEG. bat this dill not aid him
stth Nr Crozier. who detected a strong
smell Of WHISKY about him, and as soon
- hs learned that tue fellow did not
xiah 10 earn hi@ nioney. but preferred 10
-. reported Nm 10 the police. Cor
VIZ seemed - haze done a Thriving bus
mess. too be had plenty q money left
after raging bis nns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

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- kaiBey Troabie. II = ruarante.d !,
Firo yoa safisfsettssk Price sc. Sold
- n > Wof1earz.
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tnt very rusty and fadel 4 dip into
Diamond Dyes Transformed Il 10 the
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