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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-29
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DANGERS OF AGATE WARE.
Aluminium in the Kitchen a Possible Pr

Aluminium in the Kitchen Possible Pre-
ventive.
The introduction of aluminium will
mark new era in the use of house
hold utensils. To have something that
viii neither break. rust nor flavor the
food with the article last cooked in il is
boon to all families, especially those
of limited means. Where one can have
a dish for every purpose it seems to
matter less, but where there are Few
dishes available, and where storage
space IS an object, this is most impor-
tant.
II certainly is time that something
was invented 20 supercede the agate,
granite and porcelain-ware that have
been the housekeeper's alternative for
SO many years. There is one danger in
the use of these wares that attention
has rarely been called to, and this is
the possibility that the surface VIII
chip of and get mixed with the food.
There have been instances when this
has happened. and in one case in par
ticular there was a very narrow escape
from serious If not fatal consequences.
Ii came about by the use of an agate
spoon with which some article of food
was stirred. Continual rapping of the
spoon on the side of the dish Clipped
the glazing off, and a quantity of it
fell upon the food. Fortunately il was
discovered in time TO avert the danger.
In case such tiny particles were swal-
lowed, they are quite sufficient to de-
stroy the coating of the stomach and
cause death. and too much care can not
De exercised in matters Of tins sort. One
would hardly imagine that the de-
stroyer lUrked in such simple-looking
thing Is an agate spoon, but all the
same there are cases OF sickness and
death when the symptoms are 50 OBJ
scuTe that one can scarcely understand
them, and it Is impossible TO describe
them with any degree Of accuracy.
There are a good many intelligent
physicians who believe that death has
frequently been caused by swallowing
the glazing Of these wares. a. the symp-
toms clearly indicated it, but 1t ap-
pears to be out Of the question 20 make
the average hOuseleeeper understand or
believe It Let Us hasten the introduce
ton Of something that viii do away
with this danger. and Il aluminium IS
ali that = claimed for It. L would be
well for every housei1eeper 70 invest IL
II a. the earliest possible mOment.-N-
!. LC1Ler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-29
BASE BALL

In the rsce for the National League pen
Dant. the three leaders are pulling for all
thew are worth New York ana tltimorr
ure both on the heels OF Boston. aad one OF
the closest finishes in the history of basy
ball i in prospect. The other clubs are
bow so far behind that there l. litile pros
yect Of them being factors in the race.
The great scramble j between Boston,
Baltimore and New York, with Boston
losing Il game yesterday and the two
others winning. punching the three ID an
interesting manner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-Seven races, with
large attendance to Sheepshead Bay today,
and there was plenty of sport for all COZ
e=rned. The chief feat ure was the victory
Of Ducat in the mile race, in which he " on
very easily in 1:39. This established new
record for the track as we'll as for the New
York circular track
In the Dash stakes, Brandywine made
his first appearance since the Futurity.
He won i;hour effort, while the second
place went TO McGee.
In the first race birmingham was held at
odds-on which was fully justified
The sam was the rule of Hugh Penny in
the second race and il was only gallop
for him.
First receive furlongs: Hurlingham
Won; Melba, second; Psnway, third. Time,
1:0l.
Second receive furlorgs: Hugh PEN
ny won; Black Hawk, second; Frank r.
HART. third Time, 1-01.
Third race-mile: DR.. Garnett won; An
tipode, second; lndra, third. Time.
l:45 l s.
Fourth race-mile: Ducat TO 5 won,
prig second, Jack Of Spades third. Time
Fifth race furiongs: Brandywine won,
Mckee second, Handspun third Time
l:0l 3-5.
Sixth race-mile and quarter: Dorian
won, Ssra.ossa second, Dobbins third.
lime 2:08l5
Seventh rsce-mile on turf: Marshall
won, Nero second. Lsonville third. Time
Id
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Raven Wins the FIR e-For- All.

DAYTON. O., Aug. 2S-Opening day
summer meeting. Attendance 10000
mile track Nine starters in the 2:24 trut
Col. Dickey won first, second ami fifth
heats Jessie C. won third and SDeeda-
way won fourth heat. Time Do. 2:.4
3:27. 2:24l4, 2.22
la the $50 pace. five stArters-Mrdl-v
won in three straight heats. Time DPS 4,
2:24's 2:33
Free-ior-sll pacing was a great race with
four starters. Raven won The second,
third and fourth heats and race. Avian
Swift won the first. PiXley Boy, Oipnsn
Boy also started. Time 2:iS, PIG, 2:lS, 2:IS.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Greater activity
has marked the demand for and sales Gy
local lobheTs than has been present 10
many months The clothing trade OF the
country 5 very largely represented aud the
placing OF orders for spTlul woolens made
large progress. AL kinds OF cotton goods
were in demand with the largest REQUEST
for printed fabrics. Agents have advanced
the price OF COTils ticking 1l@X per cent
per yard. The Printing clOtus were firm
1T 3-l6 with sales of %. 900 pieces, spot.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 2S-Wheat-tIc
lower; No. > hard, 4SGiSJ5 cents; No. >
red, 4S@4Si5 cents. CO-u-Uuc nan ged ;
No . m Xrd, 5lG5l] cents; No. white, 81 -
- crnJs. Olt~-SUeadv; No , mixed. 81
a. - cents; No. , white. 50 cents. Ry.-No ,
- cents. E.avseed-S,es dy; SIluUl b
Bran Firm: 6iHfS cents. Hay-N -aN:
timothy, s. OJ@g %; pr-irie. s. o07s 81
Butter - Firm; cream ~, 1921 cents:
DAIRY, l6GlS cents. Egss-St=ady; Il
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DIR. j. T.. BENNETT.
Is6 y. Main ST.. wichita. rs.
DRY CLEANING.
Mysteries of the Dyer. Art Pr,ctio~d ss


Mysteries of the Dyer. Art Pr,ctio.d ss
Home.
Last years garments could often 10
as well cleansed az home as AZ tho
Overs If little superstitious idea did
not prevail Is 20 mysterious processes
Of the professional
DRY cleaning Is for the most part
no DRYER than immersion In Tub %
liquid win permit.
Gowns and cloals supposed by their
owners 20 bc submitted al the cleaners
70 debate operations arc put IN wash
tub and rubbed like any weeks wash
ing. The soap used Is made % palm
OIL.
u they can not be put in water they
are dipped in a vat OF benzins. Wheth-
or they are pu, il benzine or water de-
pends upon the material. piece Of
which IS experimental with before
hand.
Other garments not too complex ara
laid on marble slab and 1crubbed
with palm oil soap.
Many garments restored 20 natural
color IA lsundries supposedly by cleans
ing are IN reality dyed over. The dye
is dissolved ia tub Of water and tho
garment foated IN and left 10 stand
awhile.
Wool and silk garments Ia all fzsA
coiors, such a. brown, blue etc. ans
black are washed in soap bark. which
takes out all tho grease and seems %
give new body % The material soag
bark restore black, however rusty
or green. Tie secret % - use ls -
have - very strong. The lauEd~rie~
pat two teaspDoutuls IN nearly I've
quarts % water ard boil Il down "a
one quart. which they put In a bucket
aad add warm water. Sometimes IN .
bad case this Strengths doubled.
Il there is only . grease spot 20 b
taken ont the par; - covered with pr~-
pared chalk ard laid between fanueis
with warm iron on %.
u 10 - rus. "a cotton fabr.cs The spot
Is covered v5ta sat and lemon juice
poured through q. AID after "hc lemon
-uice warm wateT. Only cottous can
b tarH trsateL
Lace e. WASHED IN horar nap and
VIE. -. Tened - desired. xsfh boar.
AM pinned between earrels ard D-sss-
ct Flzras.s aye washed i- borar sos1
and tep.d water and yal.s1 30 Tar a
the warp and - toe set t9us 9r Ess
times - ale drying
7 q easy enough - raah a trale-sF
dress che trouble - - ira r.. Anf
Ae-e Te are nearer a a4ysteTF.
TIE ds41g eftza3lslu~n.s sr~ go
p.sel ~ta .E11s - r-l.ezs variety. g
Ill s.z~s aad sh@p-s a9Fa % tae u.oss
1-lzats. The p-a1.~-l - - iron a gar
urEt NJ Tia. tt@ ironing va. u1f .
szsp-e-et. AID naturally this requires
49,. ard care
4 siri VIII soasti11~s Fp~1d thr-s
czTs IN pressing ors aalst and si~~ves-
she Ems: know las. bow 10. her .r-1s
can ~. AMI SIZE az-t 80 over ~re-y
SNARE inca and between ever rataer
with irgas osten - Ias almost rs
lee4lss
EAe Only tnsss~~v IN doing 'A-s1
tA.rgs is .a ta&-aZ infinite pa4as -
Tar men wsy 20 - ckurea p pls4s<
tasIr @4srs are 70 egiu.g taesaselr-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-29

OMAHA. Neh, Aug. 2S-Csttle-Re-
ceiDis SEQ Ia the way q! beef steers.
ther- were some pretty COOL natives and
IS high As 81 ~ was paid, but there was
nothing in the market IS good as the g.. 50
cattle yesterday. There was bunch of
extra good rscge steers, and as high a.
s. ID WAS paid for some Wyoming Texls
steers. Tue demand WAS good and the
packers were not long in picking up the
bulk Of the offerings
H0gs-ReceiDts 500. Sales wers at
from 50 To 50. - for hogs, with pigs and
STOCK hogs IT 50 30 to 81 30. The bulk Of
The decent stock sold al So 50G5.50
Sheep-R=ceipts none: fair TO good ma
tvs Quotab,e at s. 25@3 20: westerns.
- o. o. 30: Common AID ~'ockers sheep
81 15G2 -; lambs s. 25G3 -.
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..t.lnlnxr .,,-rn 10 lin.

The Vers.fier .rep-ozehfu.ly 50 voa
6idn't take he trouble 20 rad ~
pm WAT poor opinion you mus;
have r -lr
Tie Giri-TAiak what al opinion
nigh, have lad Of yoz j. had read 4.
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Now. shrieLs-I M Barnes Tcruer.
IN size great zlelodrama- f.sacI FROM
che t-rrr. now j. The tine % act.
BY gee shouted one ot the two
ue1 IA TIE gallery. ! t'0ught il wuz
purity near time for hin 20 e>-in zc;in'
}. Le ever WIZ go.n 10"
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CANT STOP THEM
PRICES OF ALL GRAINS CONTINUE
TO DROP OFF SLOWLY.

Heavy Receipts Depress Wheat, But
In Corn the Rumors are Bullish,
without Avail. the Story Of Crop
Damage Failing to Work
With.its Old-Time Magic.
Hogs GPe Now Sell
ing Above six
CentS-OtheP
Markets.
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How They Stand.
National Lssgue.
ST. LOUIS AT BOSTON.

81. LOUIS Al BOSTON.
Boston found trouble In Hswley's curves
and st. Louis met N!cuois with hard
timely hits. Five hits and an error tied
the score for Boston in the sixth inning.
but the same record for St Louis in the
seventh inning gave them the rinul lead
l. II F.
Boston 0 0 0 0 q o O. u =
-. Louis...-.....O o q 7 O. ld =
Ratteries-Ganzell and Nichols; Miller
hud Hawiey.
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KANSAS CIT. Aug. Receipts
1900; shipments ? POO, Steady TO strong.
Texas steer. Sl.9jgS 90. Trxas cows 81. 30
az 80; beef steers 3 2jd5 90: native cows
81 .5O6275 Stocker- and feeders - a. 10;
bulls 81 .J082 90 Hos, receipts 8 JO0.
Shipments 40 strong to 10 cents higher.
Bulk nf sales -. 4095.7J: heavie- $500
50; YHrkrrs -. 51ag5S5 mixed s.. 25d5. 60
lights -. 05N5.55 Suerp, receipts ,. 80:
sbipmeuts LO8e. st ady. Best native
$2.50ES p Good 20 Choice western So 81
G3 co; common and stocSers 81 0OI3 ~.
Good 10 choice lambs - 25GI350.
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ST LOUIS Aug. 2S-W heat. lower: cash
50ls cents; August 5O4 cents; September,
5Ols cents. Corn, lower CASH and August,
81 cents; September, 52l4 cents. Oats, lower,
cash. sos cents; August, 80 cents. Pork,
better; Sl4I2J2. Lard higher, SIS115GS 90
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M0NEY CAUSES TROUBLE.
MANY Fierce Hatreds Be Yin at the Read
ing OF the EELu.

Of all things, after jealcusy-of
which, indeed, it is part and parcel,
the visible substance OF the unseen
feeling-money IS the most potent
factor in the creation of domestic rows.
To see a set Of eNpectant heirs all wait
ing on the reading Of the will, and to
note the disappointment of those who
have not been well endowed, and their
I frantic jealousy Of and fiery anger
! against those who have, Is to see an
object lesson In human natul-e among
the most saddening and degrading that
exist.
BY reason Of those legacias all the
former love is forgotten, and a hatred
like to nothing 50 much as the fire of
holl takes its place. Brothers and sis
ters glover at one Enother over the
lump sum given to one and the small
annuity doled out 70 another, with
the laundering residuura that goes to
perhaps the already richest member of
the family, or the portion which ere
ates the head out Of one Of the minor
joints Of the tail How many affec-
tons have received their death blow
by the side of that divided heap Of
mOney-vhere each legatee thought
himself defrauded by all that the 9TH
ers had received, and where there were
disappointed heads by as many as
there were joints IL the tai Left in
their natural condition.
1t Is an exceptional nature that can
take cOolly the disappointed expecta-
ton formed by vanity or cupidity of
the legacy to come after such and such
a death. writes Mrs Lynn Linton, in
the Queen. For, indeed. money Is the
touck-stone parexcenence Of character.
and baSer hopes do sometimes so often
mingIe II even with love where the
lover is poor and the beloved is
wealthy. Then comes thu crash. and
then follows the row; and flames
burst out where the flowers once
blooIned ana the sweet waters once
flowed.
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Whittier In ENGLAND

LONDON. Aug. 2S--At the York August
meeting hlch opened today, the Prince
Of Wales plate OF 1000 sovereigns for ,
year-olds, second 100 >Oyereigus out of the
plate, WAS won by Mr. RusSelPs Whittier,
Lord Settan's Nlegtau was second and
Nr. j. LowIher's Feaiuerstoue was third
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Cash quotations were ~ follow5

Flour-Steady, unchanged. Winter patents.
s. 5aa2 50; winter straisuts. s. 3iajJ; spring
patents, 50 JIj 90; spring straight, - - 80.
No. spring wheat So ta545Sc. No. } spring
wheat, nom'. No. red 55i4a35r, No. corn,
54@4c. No. yellow corn 54st cents No. >
oats 299sc. No. white 3lssG,@lac, No. white
SilaaS2l4c. No. rye 41c. No = barley 54lsa55c
No. 52aj5c. \O.4. 4SajDlac. No fiaxseed 81 pa
%. Prime timothy seed. 50 O1aj 10 Mess pork
per bbl. SIS Coats Lard. per 100 lbs IS 0jR
{ U1la. short RIB, sides. loose. s. 50a7 50. Dry
ssilted shoulders, boxed. SO G5a6 IS. Short
clear sides, boxed, 3. Gja. S. Whisky dis
tiI!srs' finished goods. per gallon, 81 3a
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Simply an Excuse Father" What
reason have you for wishing % marry
the Grip SOM love her" Father
That's no reason; its Al excuse. -
Truth.
There are few more dl>appoiut-
ing things IN life says the Mauayunk
Philosopher. than balloon ascension
10 q man with Il stiff neck. fAlaeel-
Phia Record
-"Neyylyw seems 10 Ent particular
delight in parading his little family
affairs before the eyes Of his acqualnt-
ances. Does he2 What are theyP
Scandals Mop; twins Buffalo
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Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR.

Highest market price paid FOX all k!nIs o,
grain NiIun! wheat specially. Write wire
for prices
Basis u ssissippi River
Always in the market for strictly pure mill
ing wheat-hard or scft. Can furnish oats
l03 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Aug. .. -cIove-nmen. bond.
firm. State BONDS dull. Railroad bonds
strong.
L = IS reg.........llSlt' Do II A.......... 24ts
DO5'S coupon. lis, Vi h and 4 tirst4s. 795a
L : IS reE.........ll4ll a n ami 4 sec.4s. -
Do \ coupon. .lI42 ~ Paul cons - ..lz1
Do - reg. ....... - do G * + W 3. 100
AtchisOn A. ....... - iSt l. " , + gen Is pilk
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, Aug. rs
CATTLE.
Cattie-Slow and duh. Receipts fair.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

HOGS
Hogs-MaFhet 10 l0c higher. Ne cars On
the market. VIII bring - 20,
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are tho representative sales o;
hogs AZ the yards today:
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Wasteru Association.

At st. Joseph r II Z
St. Joseph. 90 so 2 Oil 10 {
Des Moines......0 Dol 60 o. 2 q t
Batteries-kllnE and WEIGH; Isurris and
Slssler.
Al Rock Island r II Z
Rock Island ......14 01122 Gil Ia 4
Peoria. ......-.-.0 . 0 0 0 o 0 l c. ! 4
Observation-Disclosures and Sage; Figge-
meier and Armstrong.
At Jacksonville r H f
Jacksonville. O221e 1-23 10 2
Quincy. J 3 2 2 8--19 IL 6
Batterie--Slagle, Capiinger raG Lob
beck; McGrevy and Boisnd.
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LICK is KEPT UP
BRAEDYWINB WHO PUSHED THE
BUTTERFLIES WINS AGAIN,

Ills Wonderful Squirt In The Futurity
Which Gave Promise Of Great
Things is Sustained nv His
Work at Sheepshead-DUcat
Makes a New Record for
the Circular Tracks
Of New York,
General News
ofSporting,
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
St IOnia Grain

On the Produce exchange TODAY che butter
market was firm: creamery. i4a-5tsc; dairy
l3a20. Eggs, firm. l3isal4ls.
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GRAB ONE MILLION
CERTAIN STOCKHOLDERS ACCUSED
OF ROBBING WHISKY TRUST.

They Sacrificed the Corpo ration fol
Their Own Benefit, Forcing the
Market Up aud Down at VIII
and Rsking in the Profits
aud Pock citing Them and
Doing the Grea: Com
blue Ont OF an I'M
mensc Sum OF
MONEY.
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CINCINNATI AT WASHINGTON.


r. H z
Washington. ....5 O10O1 80 4
Cincinnati. 900 , o / II )
Batteries-McGuire aud Maui; Merritt
and Dryer.
PITTsBUEG AT BROOKLYN.
F. Fl r
Brooklyn. ......O OO33 400 O. s11 Q
Pittsburg. 0 ! o. )
Batteries-Daly and Kennedy; Mack
and M-Defae.
CHICAGO AT PHIAD EIPHIA.
RH E
Philadelphia. ..S O02 l S-16 % ?
Chicago. ? l0I2 0 o q 10 )
Acknowledgements and Taylor; Terry
and Schriver.
CLEVELAND AT NEW YORK.
Ri E
Cleveland. ..OooOo1 O-11O 2
New York 0 90 0 , 0 = 10 ,
Batteries-ZImmer and Young Farrell
and Rusie.
LOUISVILLE AT BALTIMORE.
The Orioles won by buucaing their hlts
and Oh errors OF the LOu!sviLles.
RHE
Baltimore .......Ol8Oa O@-s 0
Louisville 600 90 % 5 4
Batteries-R, usOn aud McMahoni
ZAhner. LuLeu berg aud Hemming.
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Chicago Mar ket.
Opened. HIgnesi Lowest. IClosIng.

CHICAGO, Aug. %
The market today experienced the following
range of prices
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers Of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY

CORNER FIRST and FIFTH.
Largest dealers in southern Kansas. Large
Quantities wanted daily. We aI0 paying To-
day IA .OlIOwsi
Live Poultry, per pound. CENTS
Turkey. hens ...........................
IuIkts, toIlS --.-..-.-- '..'.''.'s.s''.-s
Chickens, hens Observation-Disclosures.
Chickens, ROSTERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chickens, broilers III 10 los per lD.......
Eggs, without cases, per dozen. ............
Butter. fresh. ... lOa Il
We meet all competition and are prepared
to receive shipments from any reasonable dis
lance and guarantee satisfaction IN all eases.
Correspond with rs. We will make &c profit
able To you. Ask for prices and freight -ates.
Call and see Us in Zepmyr mills. Telephone
ljj. Respectfully.
a T. LAWRENCE Manager.
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1sE mea who 20 - churea p ple@a<
taeIr -4ses are eajegiug tArsasslr-s-
IHEEE o-gat - Re q ar co-agslling
ever a-sa % rez1 9 pSsass0z ss9ors
<-yns-z -
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Western League

At Minneapolis r II Z
Minneapolis. 3 0 ! I ! 9 0-l0 10 9
Milwaukee. 0 0 : l u 0 O. 3 . =
Batteries-Paryin and Burial; Stephens
and Lonman.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ II " LD---I 4 II IL Ii v LIZ L -
---I,-.-s-. = : - : : - - = -- -.
VI ANILD-soAE On 10 t-ke a >iCE
raise. Adatrsa "a. l. F.. tlis ofiiCe. ass g
NN-ANIlD-FH U.s. OF COO HORST. U.,rlI
~ spring To- l.. care Acasuss :. q. BOX e z,
Niciit-, han. d.. -
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