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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

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4 -
~. .,... ekk. May iS-rhs stock spsculs-
s.,S y heavy ia tone during the
~ pAfs OF the DAY. and although
-, - occasional rsooveries, mainly
-. .as covering o; Hmid shorts,
80. ss o. prices Vas downward, aud The
|nnr~s .s sssss saow material losses com.
IN a 'as arm quotations Of yss,er-
|epas... :. shire active list, with the ex-
49,. osHssai Electric, shsrsd in the
|e.sss. Ia values, bet Sugar Vas she
I'M, ssosx on the market. A very
IN 49, r'sufs 10 sell was developed In
- - the opening. which came
Al vSs~s Aom Washington City houses.
80 - s1 os'se.sd 10 be for the ac-
- = 'aoss ~ho purchased At lover
sas xsrs sndsayosing to realise
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TT srArs 81 IND.

1hAxcIsco. May A-Ths receipts
ptables this morning we're 500 boxes
4us. 3o6 boxes rhuharb. - sacks
b sscka bsans. LET saeks pota&oss
hoxes cucumbsrA The range Of
ngss IVES higher. Onions continue
p1eosipts Of fruit this morning were
- straw berries, i70t hoxes cherries,
- gooAeberries and box a april
UltAwberries and cherries we're lower.
butter market II weak, With no
II prices. Eggs are firm. with N
5bslinE In ranch. Cheese 10 stsady.
epoultry market II dull, with -1rmss
1or young stock, which h scarca.
DRKA psTuBvs AND oRAINa
rive quote: Net cash prices for
extras. $a60@a70 per barrel !;
extras, y3.O0a6o; superfns. an
~. barrel.
nt-Thsrs 10 no life to the situatlon.
- prospect for any improvement In
- b far from encouraging. For
~ purposes standard wheat Is worth
Nkc, but nobody wants IL and 10
hardly Be possible 20 find : buyer
great quantity In the present con-
8 affairs. Holders will have TO
wait for some demand 10 spring
y hs.ter prices may b result Of
q activity. Milling grade shows
the quctahis rAn9s for such
esing 81 iSc@$ o5 per GENITAL.
J-The tone Of the market b 81 .
.erActsr. Cool weather 10 having 3
nsA effect on growing crops and -.
= 70 yield are much less gloomy
0ey were short while ago. In
nsavs circles there was some lively
today at declining rates. saies
~ = drop Of 81 per ton from yestsr-
nEures. We quote: Fair 70 rood
W.f49Sxc; choices bright. 500;
g barley, i.f00ll. i5pcr GENITAL.
-fricss show scanrsly any strength
REDUCTION OF quotations ali round
a1 day or two would not be surpris-
ueaiers present fair. liberal array
uefings, bu, ssmpling Is slow and
Are few. We quote: Milling, 81 20
Surprise. $L37xGL45; fancy
~ VIZ ss9iS2s.: good to choice. 81 Is
- poor 10 fair. $t.0ot@ l. 10; black,
Ia. red. nominal; gray. $i-ls,10i.2o
reduce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
sheat. ecntals. 2. 3as; barley, esntais,
csss centais. -; rye, sacks. ~: beans,
~ 49, potatoes sacks. 2. 10; onions,
FrSAxcfAL
lon sight. New York. psr 500
smssn. Sterling biils-on London,
s. ~. bank. sIss
Sser esrs-Per ounce. sis.16ixa
xican dolisrs-~5lesSi,.e.
INNING s7cexS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

Lever Rates on Potatoes 90 ne East
The Great Northern railroad has made
reduction In the rates on potatoes In car
loads Of 10000 pounds or over, elective
today, from stations In Warrington east
Of Wepatches 10 St Paul and common
points to 90 cents, and 70 Chicago and 81
Louis to 70 cents; from stations west Of
Wsnatchse to Sc. Paul 20 cents, 70 Chicago
and St Louis SIS csntA Tho former rates
vsrs 90 and % cents from ell points west
of Spokane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

here yeste rda AZ 10 twenty-five hours late, In
consequence OF storm In North Dakota.
Cirrus Wellington, Of ST. Paul, attorney
OF the Great Norshsrn road, was in the
city on Thursday.
General Manager w. J. Footnas and
Assistant euperintsndent /. Il Athsrton,
OF the Great Northern Express Company,
will b here today.
Robert Barns. formerly agent Of the
Union Pacific freight department In this
eitv, has been appointed 10 succeed d. &.
o'Resliey 40 travelling freight agent for the
Pacific NorthwssS with hsadquarters ~
Portland.
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Laugh and the World
Laughs With
Ypu.

LuBIN's TOOTH Powder vm
give ron R4A1LY TEETH.
Il will give ysu DA0A11
SWEET AZ a BADY'0.
Il will HARDEN THE 0UHa
It win PREVENT DECAY.
LUDIN's TOOTH POWDER b
ne from grittjnessI
LUDIN'S TOOTH PowD1R Aae
sdslleats and refreshing Aavse.
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rfxAxuAI.

Loxsos, MAY la-Rar silver. - ens.
q i.i6i Consois. 100 7-l6 husi.on into
the Bank al England. xt63 ca hank o.
England discount rata 3 pr csnt
London cahlexrsm sayD: The naxksss
we're tdis today bus stsadys sxosps sos
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rrHANcIAL.
Mousy-On call, easy 1T per cent last
loan. 4 Per csnt-: closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2,s@5 per cent
Sterling exchange - Firm, with actual
business in bankers bills NJ $lsS5<
GAs9 for demand. and As7k for
sixty dayA Posted rates. ASs8A o.
SILVER csrtineatss. es@s5c.
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This Agreeable and smeacicus
Tooth Powder, established ~ more
than twenty years sxpsrisncs. Aas
received the sanction Of the MEM
bers Of the Dental and Medical pre-
fsssions Of this city generally, and
~ then 1t 10 daily rsconmsndsd
end prescribed Il Il - pleasant In
the application - Il b sxosllsnt il
IT, effects; u speedily renders The
teeth whlks and smooth. the gums
hsaithful. rcd and arm. and BY fts-
qusnt uss win preserve them in this
desirable condition. II gradually
but ef1sctually removes tartar end
destroys the psrasitioal aninaleuio
which neglect may have permitted
20 collect and prevents their further
complete bsautiiisr and pyessrvsr Of
the teeth. Microscopes examina-
tiouo have beon made Of the matter
deposited on the teeth and sume Of
individuals selected from ell glasses
Of society and Of every variety Of
bodily condition. and ID nearly ~.
cry cass animal and vegetable para
sites were lound - exist in great
numheYa Expsrimsnts were made
for their renewal and the ingrodi.
ents used in LubiA's Tooth Powder
we're found to b the most e6ectual.
destroying them instantly.
Through the kindness 81 ffiendo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Read What ths Newspapers Of the United States Say
About Nine. N. Yae's Beauty

BUFFALO TIMES, Feb 2Sth. ISAIAH
agreed that she was certainly the most mar
velous woman known to the earth since
Helen of Troy drove men mad with her
charms
BUFFALO EXPRESS, Feb. 2sth, 1884,
The Madame appeared as a beautiful woman
with golden hair and complexion that one
rarely sees.
NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE-When the
curtain rose a beautiful girlish figure dressed
in Grecian robe of white silk and gold, ad-
vanced and greeted the ladies of New Or
leans.
BUFFALO COMMERCIAL. Feb. 2s, 1884,
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER. Feb. q.
1894 .-Enthusiasts have likened her to the
renowned figure Of Venus di Milo. Grace
abOundS in her every movement.
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, March g.
1S9i.-Her head is we'll shaped and we'll
poised upon a perfect throat Her face has
the contour of child's-a form divinely
nodded, neck and arms as perfect as a Gre
clan statue.
CHICAGO JOURNAL. Jan. 16, 1884
There was burst of admiration as Nine.
Yale. with every line of her superb figure
displayed by the glove-fitting tights, stepped
out upon hostage.
CHICAGO INTER OCEAN. Jan. 16, 1884,
There was an impressive hush in the audi
ence. then long-drawn burst of admiration.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Jan. Ii. 1S96.-When
Nine Yale made her appearances on the stage
fiutter went through the audience.
CHICAGO HERALD, Jan. 16. 1S94.-Un-
expected muscles appeared and disappeared.
The spectators held their breath, lost in ad-
miratiOn.
BOSTON JOURNAL, Nov. IA, 1S93.-De-
flying the traces of age to claim one victory
from the crown of her beautiful head to the
soleS of her shapely feet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17

BOSTON HERALD, March list, 1s94.-She
has the face of young girl with blonde COM
pleXion, light curling hair. a beautiful figure
ard a neck as fair as babys.
DETROIT TRIBUNE Feb. 9th. 1S9I.-This
was Nine. Yale. who, i'll spite of her acknowl-
edged IL years. stood there like young god
dess in all of her "Goden-Hared Beauty a
living tribute to the value of her own discov-
cries.
PIONEER PRESS, ST. Paul, Feb. sth. 1884,
She has a mass of fair hair, dark brows and
lashes cheeks aud chm as round and smooth
as girls and throat that most girls might
envy.
NASHVILLE BANNER. March 10. 1884,
The curtain slowly rose and Nine Yale III
all her loneliness appeared before her ad-
miring audience. To say that she is lovely
gives but a faint idea of her beauty. Her
bright eyes flash with the brilliancy ana fire
of genius and of early youth.
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS March 2ist. 1894.
Her pouting. crimson lips. full. rounded
cheeks, smiling childish face and perfect
form would seem to proclaim her a beauti-
tifully developed girl IF Is.
MEMPHIS PPEAL-AVALANCHE,M March
10th, 1S94.-There was bright sparkle in
her eyes. and her comely golden head bowed
IN graceful acknow ledgment Of the applause
with which she was received. 1t WAS admit
ted by all who had this opportunity to admire
her perfect figure that she was faultless.
BUFFALO NEWS. Feb oSth, 1S94.-Mme.
Yale packed the Star Theater with ladies'.
Such an audience has probably never been
seen in this city.
GRAND RAPIDS DEMOCRAT, Feb GOTH
1S94.-Her hair is yellow aud wavy. her eye
brows dark and finely cut and her lips like
TWO pointing cherries
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
The Hair Conquered.
Nine. nj. Yale'S
xCELSIoR
HAIR TONIC
Its Mighty Ruler.

For the first time in the history Of the
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she stands alone a queen and conqueror.
The whole world bows down to her as a plo-
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After the hair has been restored toits natural
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17

bon, 5; Wann. a; Nettleton, 8; Nc
Laren, R. N, 2; W. N. Armstrong, bow,
and w. II. Yardley. coxswain, the Min
nesota Boat club need feel no fear of
any competition. Their proud victory
at Lake Geneva last summer is not for
gotten. 1t they gain success this year
it will be owing to the excellent train
ing they are receiving from Manager
Kennedy.
Not so much is known here of the
proves of the Wisconsin varsity crew.
There are some excellent oarsmen
among the Badger state boys. however,
and perhaps they will make it hot for
the Mlnnesotas. As the time is rapidly
drawing near the intensity of interest
in the outcome increases.
The Great Northern is making extra
efforts to provide for the carrying of
sightseers for this event. On this date
trains, two special trains, as follows:
One leaving st. Paul at 1 80 and another
at $3.50 p. m; Minneapolis at 1:55 and
and $50 p. N. Returning trains will
leave the lake directly after the races,
and at 10 p. m. The race will finish
directly in front of the Hotel Lafayette,
which will open for the season the SAM
day. ALI Great Northern trains will
connect with the steamer City of st.
Louis, which Will follow the race.
This Hotel Lafayette will throw open
its doors for the summer season On that
Gay. No formal invitations will be sent
out by the hotel, as has been done in
previous years, but everybody is in
vited. and the four hundred from both
cities are expected to be present in
force. as the Minnesota Boat club has
b )stS of friends in their ranks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Mime, YaIe's Fertilizer.

A guaranteed cure for constipation. There
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No case will resist it. Pleasant to take.
Price, S1.a0. go
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Cure Tor superfiusus Hair.
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Creates thick and luxuriant growth of eye
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The eyebrows and lashes are "A very mpor-
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Nine. NJ. Yale's Blood Tonic.
AS the beauty of the complexion depends
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Yale's Blood Tonic should be used by every
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
saltwater. wers guests at "The Oaks"

Saltwater. were guests at "The Oaks"
during the week.
A. H. Simon and wife, of st. Paul,
will occupy the johnson cottage on
Clark avenue during the summer
months.
o. L. Taylor and family came out
from the city Tuesday. and are now
pleasantly located In their island cot
tage.
MIR. and Mrs. Cal Stone. of the Will
liams house. ale entertaining A. w.
Trenholm and family, of st. Paul.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an ice cream social next
"Wednesday evening.
C. W. Bum and family. Of St Paul.
are occupying the Jaggard cottage on
Man!tOu island. !
Mrs. Edmund Rice was the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Sanborn, fswydays
the past week. s
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. S. Kittson enter
tanned friends from ST. Paul Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Haupt are pleas.
antly located at White Bear beach for
the summer. nv (
ii. c. McNair and family are again
occupying j. G. Murray's cottage for
the summer. Il
j. Il. TarbDX and family have arrived
at their cottage on the island for the
summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Roger Kennedy visited
few day at the LAWYER cottage. Lake
Shore.
Sam Lewis pleasantly entertained N.
b. Brewster, of Manchester, duri ng the
week.
Tom Sharpe is on a business trip
through Iowa, returning in a week or
two.
G. N. Freeman and family are at
their summer home, Birch lake.
Lon Merritt was guest at Hon. c. D.
OBrien's home the past week.
John V. Cheney. of Baltimore, Md,
is at the LeIp for the summer
E. 3. Sunny and family have re-
turned from visit at Austin.
Mrs. Whalen and family are at White
Bear Beach for the summer.
James A. Rogers and family are at
Hotel Leip for the summer.
George II. Staenle left last night for
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Tom Fulton has returned from Shat.
tuck school, Faribault.
G. H. Russell and wife are at the Leip
house for tile summer.
The McGinnis cottage was ope ned
during the past week.
Miss Eugenia Gallasch is visiting
friends at Red Wing.
W. S. Morton gave a sailing party
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Otis. of Dellwood, was at White
Bear a few days ago.
s. M. Carey and family, of st. Paul,
are at the Williams,
J: L. O'Brien, Of Chicago, is at the
Williams House.
Mrs. F. A. Slye is summer guest at
the Leip house.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
HONEST HoMr-MADE PIANO,

The Worthy Sch,mm ell & Nelson
Piano. of Faribault. Mimi, which will
be found only at the wareroUms of j. NJ.
Smith. 442 Wabasha, is wonder of Its
age, having many improvements and
qualities not to be found i'll the oldest
and highest grade instruments manu-
featured. They are not only equal but
superior to any, and will prove to the
keenest critic the facts above mem
toned.
A Piano manufactured in climate
subject to the many and sudden changes
which Minnesota is, will certainly ren-
der more service to the consumer than
one constructed elsewhere.
This has been one OF the greatest Oh
stacles for Eastern factories TO over
come. but has been successfully ac-
conp.ished by manufacturing at home.
On VI about July OF this year MessrS
Schimmei u Nelson will forward one of
their Baby Grand Pianos to Mr.. Smith.
and cordially invite any and all who
wish to test the merits of the same to
his warerooms. 442 Wabasha, where at
the present time can be found an ele-
giant assortment of uprigh;s in all the
fancy woods, such as English burl
walnut, cucObola, etc.
These Pianos will be sold OH terms to
suit the present times.
Mr.. Smith has been citizen of st.
Paul for the last twenty-seven years,
and during about twenty years of the
above time was connected with soue
of the leading music houses of this city
as salesman.
Lately starting hpaSe for himself.
having succeeded in obtaining the
agency Of this fine Piano, there is no
question as to what the results will be
Tor him.
MIR. Smith wishes to inform those
who have squares. and desire to eX-
change them for uprights, that he will
allow them Il much better price for the
Same than the olCer houses can. who
arr HOW everstocked with such instru
ments: in fact. he is very ahxieus to get
few secondhand squares that he may
bt. able Ia hold the trade of those WHO
later ann would exchange than hack for
,he High Grade Schlmnlel o. Nelson
Piano.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17

to satisfy the claims of creditors,
amounting to s55.nOO. The property
was knocked down at s65. 200. to Attor-
ney n. c. Warmer. representing W.
H. Bates. wealthy job printer and
partner in the firm of S. G. Toof & Co.
The sale includes the Associated Press
franchise. The paper has been in iiti-
CATION for eighteen months.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17

hung idly from tho tapering masts. and
the sunfish were scarce disturbed by
the rocking keels. All seemed most
unpropitious for yacht race until
little nimbus cloud brought q fair
breeze from the south. This was nearly
o'clock, and the crews made haste to
get their boats in line to catch it. The
cat-boats were to race for a pennant
over the long club course. and the fol-
lowing started:
Elsie. ............. Emerson Hadley
Nusnka. northumberland. P. Elmer
Ehiu.. ...... n. L. Drake
Nek0 ......................O L. Taylor
Bonita. Sam Appleton
Kitten. ............... "A. A. McKechnie
BOnnicastle. ........... w. Swan
Directly afterwards the sleeps were
started around the short course on a
practice race. the following entering:
Columbia. ...............L l.. L. Ordway
Fortuna. NJ. WEIGH
Storm KING. .............C Carl Taylor
Omega. .........-.........G. b. Mead
Falcon ....................P. H. GOtZlah
All went merrily for one brief half
hour. and then the breeze fell. 1t made
one or two ripples on the water where
it fell, which enabled some Of the boats
to get in. but none finished the course
within the time limit. 1t was, therefore.
declared no race. The day lacked the
exciting "teetures" of the week before.
Stacks Advertiser did not enter, for
the genial captain was still gloating DER
the glories of the past. He sat on a
Spite at the dock and gazed sea-
ward like patience on a monu-
ment smiling at grief" Judge
Cory personated grief, and sat
on the top step. Some one had sug-
gested that he on that day should sail
the Kitten, cat-rigged. Like Napoleon
standing in the stern of the ship that
bore him from France to Helena, so
stood he.
Gentlemen. 1 have been the first
mate OF the Advertiser. her captain
laundering wreck. Think We thatI can
sail cat?"
And SO these two stayed at home. A
peaceful sea was no place for such
mariners bold.
The Columbia would undoubtedly
have won the Sleop race. and the Nushka
stood we'll Tor first place among the cat
boats.
Herr StollWerck came out on the 80
train, ready to furnish music for the in-
formal hop at thu club house In the
evening. A pleasant day and evening
were thus spent. The conductor of the
special st. Paul & Duluth train was ac-
c0mmodating enough to try to stop his
train ut the club house, though he
didn't succeed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
INTERSTATE BOAT RACE.
Great Contest at Mfnnetonka
Next Saturday.

The coming regatta at Minnetonka
Beach next Saturday between the teams
of the Wisconsin State University and
Minnesota club will be Que of the great
est events OF its kind this season in the
Northwest. The contest between
these two splendid eight-oared crews
will be worth travelling good
ways to see. as they sit in their shells
pulling over the straiEht-away two mile
course. With such men as Wright.
stroke; Halbert. z; Hougbton, 6; Ma
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
No RACE.

Not Enough Wind at White Bear
for the Event.
A calm like that which steals DER a
maiden's heart when she has entombed
the seventh dish of ice cream lay on
the bosom of White Bear yesterday
afternoon. The sails of the sloops
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
MACALESIER.

DR.. and Mrs. Ringland pleasantly en-
tertained the mem bers of the base hall
team Wednesday afternoon, at their
home on Summit avenue.
Miss Stoddard, of st. Paul, and Miss
Hogg, of Honeyvile Mission, were en-
teriained by Park friends during the
week.
The members of the "What Cheer"
club are making extensive preparations
IT the Fourth of July.
Miss Edna Hubbard gave delightful
party at the hall on Princeton avenue
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spranger gave delight
full dinner party Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna McCloud, Of st. Paul, Wis
tied Park friends the past week.
Mr.. Sharp, formerly of the college,
spent the week with friends. sGass
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Free-Maaane NJ. Yale,s

Complexion Remedies for sale at the
parlors; also Face Treatments. Hair
dressing and Manlcuring. A jar of Ex-
celsior Skin Food given free with pur-
chase. All mail orders promptly filled.
Address Nivison d Winters. Room 81,
Manufacturers New Building, st. Pau |.
Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
UNDER THE HAMMER.
The Memphis Ap .eal-ivalanche
Sold for $3.50

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 16. The Men,
phis Appeal-Ayalanche was sold at pub
lie ortcry today under joint decree of
the chancery and federal district courts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
NINE. N. YALE
P 70 THE RESCUE
OF FADED WOMEN WITH
BAD COMPILATIONS
Worlds Fair Metal and Diploma Awarded Her,
ALL HAIL! TO BEAUTY
Worlds Fair Metal and Diploma Awarded Her.


of
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