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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

This Academy, established 1881 boarding school for
girls 1t possesses advantage that parents
the general Improvement of their children.
The site Is attractive and experience has proved
vaneous for the promotion of good health The grounds are
spacious afordng for the enjoyment nvigorating
The course of study includes everything necessary COM
pete and systematic training all the refined and
practical education The Academy Conservatory affords
facility for attaining the highest proficiency in Music and Art
For particulars, address SISTER SUPERIOR
All Hallows Academy, Wichita Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

Under the Pop administration Kansas
has lost more people and more wealth
Than any state in the union during the
same length of time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

Colorado had only a notorious Pop
governor, but Kansas Populists have
notorious men in every department of
the administration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

The Populists promised to reform
everything. and they did change every
hing they could, including assessments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

If the people of Kansas have had
enough of the reverse side they can cas-
ily change it in November,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

The effort yesterday to inject little
ginger into dwellings campaign Was
complete failure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

LewellIng is making desperate fight.
1t is win or give up his railroad passes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

The car is still alive but wait till the
doctors decide that he has appendicitis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-19
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

associate Justice. ...-..-..--.- ". A JOHNSTON
Governor L. ~. -iofSf'li-h
Lieut.. Governor. A 1RoUTAAS
s.cr.tarv of State. G. EDWARDS
Ar5itor of State ......... GEO. F. COLE
state Treasurer OTIS L. ATHERToS
Attorney General. II. DAWES
Supt Public Instruct ion ........E 4. STANLEY
FOR CONGRESS:
r-irs, district. ,.........-.CAsE BRoDERICK
Second District. l.. MILLER
I bird District. .....-S. =. hIRkPAThiCh
C,urtb district CHARLES CURTIS
Fifth District. w. A. CALDkRHEAD
Sixth District. "A. H. Ellis
Seventh District CHESTER l. Lon"
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13
AROUND TOWN.

Ex.Judge Gaslin was in the city this
week.
Jno Ferguson was in the city this
week.
The wind doth blow and we shall have
snow-next winter.
This paper is indebted to Jas. Mozart
land for a cart wheel.
Hon. Jas. McNeny has had his resi-.
dence property nicely painted.
Prof. G. M. Caster is home again. He
has been in Lincoln for several weeks.
Milton Guthrie, an aged gentleman OF
Line township, was kicked by a horse the
other day and had his leg broken.
Water Commissioners, Harry Pond,
has cleaned out the south city well, and
such q mass OF co%nglomerated material
has not been discovered since Adam
roamed the garden Of Eden.
W. hope our correspondents will not
fail to send in all OF the news these days.
The editor Of The CHIEF fully appreci.
ates their efforts, and a~nxiously looks
for their arrival each week. We want
all Of the news.
II. G. Andrews, that popular farmer OF
Garfield has recently built an addition
TO his dwelling, and Hadley and Robin
son have just finished giving the entire
building a nice coat Of paint. Mr.. An,
drews has a fine home and nice sur
roundings.
Harry Sowter has purchased the mer,
chant tailoring department Of G. Vie
ner's clothing store and has moved it in.
to the room occupied by l.. NJ Vance
the jewler. Harry Ia a fine tailor, and
we predict for him an excellent business
The CHEF wishes him prosperity and
many riches.
Two Strangers were observed floating
down the Republican river this week II
n light boat, who they were and where
they were going could not be learned
from the occupants who kept right on
going. We presume it might have been
some weary tourists who had adopted
! Kelly's plan OF navigating the river in
stead of walking, and probably appro
priated some fellows boat for that pur
purpose. 1t beats walking IL a fellow
hss time - 90 that way.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13
A FEW EX IRA.

Miss Lois Pope is visiting in Blue Hill
this week.
Mrs. Mcbride has movedinto Mar tins
store again.
Wanted-A good rain apply to any
one in this vicinity.
Mr.. j.. F. Winters and family have
gone to Auburn, Neb., on q visit.
The mother Of r. G. Wilson died this
week and was buried on Wednesday.
Frank Temple and wife Of Atlantic,
Ia, are visiting at the residence Of 8. A.
Temple.
j. W. Phillips OF Crete and son Leslie
are visiting at tho residence Of d. +.
Scammon this week.
Mrs. DR.. Whiteway OF Orleans pup
chased a very fine monument Of Boyd 4
Overing the other day valued at $50.
Mrs. J. +. Winters got her fingers
crushed ia a corn shelter the other day.
The injury was not serious but painful.
The city dads should proceed at once
to get a new pump for the engine house
II there had been two during the recent
fires, there wouldn't have been any loss OF
property.
The committee Of supervisors settled
with County Treasurer White this week.
1t is needless to say that Treasurer
Whites books show more cash collected
than has been collected for a number Of
years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13
Cuttings Pointers.

Do you know il is hotg
a drink OF our ice cold soda water is
refreshing.
We have the finest line of tooth brush.
es in the city,
Try our new drinks. malt phosphates.
nutritiye aud satisfies the thirst.
Our perfumes are fresh and fragrant.
Manitou mineral waters on draught.
Bring us your prescriptions we use
only the purcst drugs, and employ a
graduate in pharmacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13
BRIEF MENTION.

Peter Nelson of Rosemont was in town
Monday.
John Ely was up from Guide Rock
Monday.
r. G. Lewis Of Catherton was in town
Monday.
VIM, Sawyer was up from Guide Rock
this week.
w. +. Thorn of Bladen was in the city
this week.
j.. Z. Jones wal up from Guide Rock
Saturday.
Z. Nj. Mcclure was down from Blue
Hill Monday.
II. Il. Bushnell Of Hastings was in the
city Saturday.
j. NJ. Edgerton Of Guide Rock was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Leming was visiting in the
lily this week.
- L. b. Thomas OF Bladen was in Red
CLOUD this week.
0. G. Klingman Of Blue Hill was on
our streets this week.
j. n. Smith of Guide Rock was in
town tie first Of the week.
Judge Beall has been holding down
the judicial bench this week.
The mother OF A. G. Willis Of Arapa
hoe arrived in the city Tuesday morning.
The board Of supervisors are in session
this week attending to the county's bust
eness.
w. l.. Knots OF Beatrice an old friend
Of n. W. Kingsland was in the city this
week.
Mrs. Nader, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Lindley, returned
to her home in Superior Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Bohanan, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Pearl Smith, returned to
her homs in Lincoln last Saturday.
Red Cloud people are generously add
ing paint to their various dwellings
which gives them a brighter appearance
Don't forget the bicycle races on the
26th. The boys are going to have the
best races that have occurred in the
city.
Vim Williams left Wednesday morning
for a visit in Illinois, at the old stamping
grounds. He expects TO be absent abou'
four weeks.
Red Cloud has been filled with peopl,
this week. Travelling men, men attend
ing court, attorneys and county supervis
ors comprise most OF them.
j. l.. HARRISON, editor Of Table Talk
philadelphia, Penn, a nephew OF G.. "
Baker of Pleasant Hill township was il
Ated Cloud on last Saturday, and cPlle'
on The CHrEr. He is a very p~leasan
gentleman. He was accompanied by hi
daughter.
An effort is being made by II enter
prising people to have erected a soldier
monument in Red Cloud cemetery. Thl
is a laudible purpose and ought to ha'
the endorsement Of every person in he
Cloud. We hope that tho parties inte
.>ested will be successful.
TAKE NoTIc E.-My daughter, Jenn
House, having left my premises witho
my knowledge, and her whereabouts
me are unknown: ! would consider 1t
great favor il any one knowing OF b
whereabouts would address me at In
1nle, Nebraska.-E. House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13
Il OF CONTENTS.

Page.
1.-Gencral Washington.
Weather Bulletin.
Ordinance No. 80.
2.--Miscellaneous.
3-Plungcd into a Trap.
All About the Strike.
News Of Kansas.
Seat Of War Changed.
Congressional.
Many Other Items
Nebraska News.
4.-Council Proceedings.
Supervisors Proceedings.
Other News.
Editorial.
Educational Column.
City News.
G.-Country News.
Treasurer's Report.
7.-Talmage's Sermons.
S.-Crandall's March.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13

A LITTLE BUGGY.-The State Univer.
sity is now engaged in furnishing farm
ers with inoculatcd chinch bugs. All
you have to do is to get a half pint OF
bugs and send them to the University
and they will be moculated and returned
Immediately. The University is very
busy, in all sections active work is be-
ing performed, but in that OF entomol-
ogy. where Professor Bruner presides,
more is being done than at any previous
time in the year. The chinch bug labor.
atory in his charge, swarms with insects
and he is busy receiving communications
and packages of healthy bugs to DO IN
oculated and in sending away those with
infection, with instructions ortheir use.
Today has not been q wonderful day for
business and yet Al packages OF infected
bugs have been sent out into ten or
twelve different counties. and from each
M m the request to be expeditions
as possible so as to save the crops that
are being attacked. From many CORES.
pondents comes the request TO be inform
how to proceed in order to obtain diseas-
ed bugs. We answer do not wait to
write to the experiment station, but
gather up a half pint of healthy bugs
and wrapping them securely send them
to the station. Send a card stating
what you have done, and within 4S hours
there will DO shipped to you some
diseased bugs, with directions informing
you how %toproceed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13

LANGUAGE OF THE MouTH.-Some
wiseacre proposes to read woman's char.
acter by her mouth. Here are the rules
to be observed; II her mouth is very
small there is not much mind, but over.
much shallow sentiment. II she has a
very large mouth she will possess a good
brain, but the trouble is in kissing il
Large mouths put a man TO an artistic
test; he will he driven to his wits end
whether to begin at one corner and con.
clude at the other, or to make a heroic
dash at the middle and endeavor to
reach both corners. But il you are a
kissing artist it q be covered nicely
enough. II your sweetheart has "a
coarsely formed mouth she will be sen.
sual and full OF strong coarse points OF
character, and will raise a row in the
family. IL she has n delicately formed
mouth. with rounded lips and Of a vel
vety color, she will have much sensibili.
ty and perfection OF character. but will
not astonish by her brilliancy OF conccp-
ton or execution. II is a good mouth
because it is kissable and submissive.
Shun blue.lipped or thin Tipped women;
they will bore you to death with litera-
ture or woman's rights, theorize while
you want your dinner, or spoil your tenn
per by their red hot scolding tongues.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13


He SPARKED Too LoNG.-It is a very
serious thing for a boy to be a boy. The
other evening ono Of Red Clouds boys
went out to see his sweetheart, as many
boys do nowadays. He found her com.
pany very pleasant, and he stayed, and
stayed, and then stayed, until the chan.
t~icleers were winging their shrill
choruses from the hill tops, announcing
to the denizcns OF the city who were
quietly reposing in the arms Of Nor.
pheus, that the day was breaking in the
eastern hills and that the blessed sun
light would soon be upon them, il they
did not hastily arise and hunt after 1.-The
early worm according to the old maxim.
We said he stayed, and 80 he did, but
finally he tore himself away with many
vain regrets, only wishing, that 'ho
could stay always" lie HE'D himself up
the big highway, thinking of the pleas.
ant evening that he had passed and all
that, when he heard a light step ap.
preaching quickly. He stopped, the
young man did, awaited for the owner
Of the steps to appear, and she did, and
then the young man was taught, that
the longest way around would not only
been the nearest way home, but would
have saved him some bitter thoughts.
for it was his big mamma, who had gone
in search Of him, and with a good whip
in hand proceeded TO larriup the young
man most Of the way home. IIo says it
won't be long before he will be u, and
then he'll last dare his ma to whip him
when he goes sparkling the girls. See?
~
Willie Perry while playing with a toy
canon had the misfortune TO have it 60
Off while he was looking into the muzzlc
the powder flashing in his face, disfig.
uring him quite seriously. Physicians
picked out a considerable amount, but
his face still bears the marks OF the con
fiict between powder and fun,
Frank Peterson, con OF James Peterson
while attempting to get out OF a wagon
west Of the city on Tuesday to get q
whip, slipped off The wagon hub and had
his leg broken. w. \. Richardson hap
pencd along just then and brought hin
to the city, and Drs. q. II and +. II. Nc
keeby set the injured limb and tn,
young man is getting along nicely a
present.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream o. Tartar Powder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-07-13

Double HEApER.-This week James
Swearingcn. the esquire, engineer for the
Burlington route, notified his friends,
that for the first time since the strike he
had come in with n double header. The
boys, who knew that Jim pulled the
throttle on the switch enging marvelcd
at such talk, aud wise heads said Jim
was OIL, but Jim knew that il was q fact
and when pressed for Il better explana
ton. he remarked that at 2:30 on Tues
day afternoon his wife gave birth to u
pair OF twins. and IL that wasn't a double
header, he'd quit %railroading. The boys
saw the point, and now they dub Jim
the "Great Mogul" and he sets up the
cigars right along without waiting for
q fellow TO ask.
\ Coon DEAL.-During the first part
of the week. l.. Ii. Rust. our popular
townsman purchased the brick building
now occupied by +. V. Taylor, the furni.
ture man, paying therefor $1,000 cash.
This is an excellent business property,
and Mr.. Rust has made n splendid deal,
one that will bring him in a handsome
monthly stipend. The property cost two
or three thousand dollars more than the
price given for it. when erected but UNI
der the circumstances went for a good
price. Mr.. Rust thinks he has made a
good deal, and every business man in
the city acquainted with the property
thinks that way also. 1t was really
cheap for the price sold for. We con
graduate the gentleman on his acqusi-
ton Of this valuable property.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19


There archie atpresent about seventy
Ave prospectors from the north and many
of them win make Investments befors
they leave. Almost without exception
they are men Of means, but they are
sharp, shrewd business men and win get
the worth Of their money in every in,
stance. If You wish to sell, now is yOuI
time, Don't hold Your property If you
want to sell, When you get a fair prict
sell, and IL YOU see fit, buy again. Thii
ia the life Of the real estate business
"Buy, sell and get gain" We shOnld
have a real live Real Estate Exchange
established here which would in meas.
ure fix prices and establish values in
both improved aud unimproyed property,
We would like to see the coming season
one Of unexampled prosperity but 1t win
not be, IL every man who owns q few
feet of ground gets the idea that q "b0om'
is coming aud he mnst have 'boom'
prices, A boom is not desirable thing
for any town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

Sheriff Reid Of this parish left last
Saturday to attend the meeting Of the
sheriff's Association Of this state which
convened ON Monday al the Crescent
Democratic Clnls, New Orleans. II win
be remembered that the sheriff Associa-
tion was organized last septcmbsr at
Franklin and adjourned to meet at New
Orleans, January 18th 1885,
This association Is Of vast Importance,
not only to the sherifs but the people
generally. One Of the first objects Is "a
effect the speedy capture Of criminals al
as little cost ne possible. BY fraterni-
zation, descriptions Of parties wanted
can be more speedily passed along the
line and concert of action secured,
Another which was discussed was an
equalization Of charges for the nlainten-
ance Of prisoners. In some parishes the
amont allowded Is sufficient but nj others
notably the parish Of Calcasien, only 4
nero pittance d allowed, not nearly suifi
Gent TO supply the eoursest Of food
Again it frequently happens that fugi
tiyes are wanted for minor offences in
which no reward is offered and theil
pursuit and capture would entail con
siderable expense which would have IL
be borne by the sheriff Or his deputies
The idea Is to memoralize the Legislature
to frame such laws as are needed in the
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
Notice,

All persons desiring to invest 10 city or
county property are informed that during
the coming winter, the property belonging to
the succession of KataFina b. Mailing, wife Of
Daniel Coos, VIII DO sold on easy terms, up-
wards 81 seven Thousand tf00l) acres Will be
disposed III AZ public auction 4 poFtiea 81
the land being 10 Cameron aud the residue 10
Caleasleu parish. The old homestead, al
Goosport, VIII be divided Into town lots, as
also WIN other property 10 the corporation.
This sale would have been made earlier
but The stringeneY in the money market
caused the delay. For further information
apply TO DANIEL Coos
bf A, p, Pudo, Atty, Administrator
B3tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

The new bakery and grocery store Of
which we spoke last week will be an ae'
eompllsbed fact within 4 short time.
Mr.. FIackett has negotiated lease Of the
two story building opposite the opera
honse, recently vacated hy Wo9lman AZ
Kirlwood, and viii proceed Immediately
u erect large oven and make the atheF
necessary alterations. Never was there
better opening in any town for 2 first
class bakery. Mr., Hacket proposes, ~
addition to bread and the cheaper pro
duets Of a bakery, to make the finest q
cakes and pastry which Il has been i'm,
possible 10 procure here heretofore, bnt
which has been sent from New Orleans
Tie price ofbread Temains at The same
old fgnEe here, although the price q
aoHr ana Labor have gone down almost
ene-half There Is . chance for impFoy
lnelit IL thislins.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

A dozen IS more new buildings are Con
tracted for, 10 be built op the lots in
Central Place recently sold. This i Pms
of the most desirable locations for heme'
10 Ne found ia the city. Some Of th'
buildings to he erected viii 20 Large ana
elegant and comparc fayoraBly with ON
best reeiaences
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

The geasen Sale "a l9ts ep ne aet
Inc last apa9ay Was rot p SUCCESS y
+ tbe qnipiop rs most people th4t r mis-
IS 9ss made 3 Dividing the traef into
such aiaa sets tAe prQpeFty vag 'li-
araan feM tissp4rkat ana isNe@ efe
NJ ag Faae le fl leW dgaFe Hena II
elag0 spuSe q aA va qq4
iana trict alsidel iatg aAe t#e
81 bfes sfs aois VIII llring qed Eqina
sdai s. tic ndag 5ltme. GAY gr p. IA
( Jasssp e ,. folsQr yea Maaft
nr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

WI are pleasad 10 make Tie agnaint-
apee II Ne. \ n. shaw who bias Just
put The naaebineFy in tic new tag boat
Tie Ieonora, Of the Milligap Martin
Grocery CO., built w Capt. Hernauson.
This boat made IFS trial trip Last Sunday,
j. h. Shaw, engineer, SEQ. Meyer pilot
aud captain. captaip Herpanson and
q humber of geptieiaep were passengers
~ rather guests
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

We understand that . carriage and
wagon iactory win Dc started hers with-
IN the next ninety days, Nothing would
pay better The best timber IN the
world II found withiu few miles If this
city, wa should make right here all the
yellicles needed III southwest Louisiana,
eastern Texas and northern Mexieo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

Il Is probably not the coolest weather
y0u ever knew in yonr life, but that Is
how YOU feel Just now, because past snt-
erinGs are soon forgotten and because
Yanr blood needs the enriehingt lnYigor7
atfnR influence Of Ayers saFsaRarilla-
tlte suneIior Medicine,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

DON'T miss tho Richard 4 Prindle
Georgia Minstrels az Williams opera
hoase, Monday, January p. u i one q
the best minstrel companies on the road
today. Billy Kersapds il . whole show
IL himeeif One lock at Ms Hruby lips
aud You Will neYtr forget them.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

nrarine Tin,e rable.

gERRY STRANGE HAZEL Leaves Lake Charles
Al & no. iq d. m., and g. 4, and 30 p. ~; Rn5
Leaves Westlake at ?, 8, u, a. M, and 4, 8 and
q p. ~.
AMEgoN MAIL BOAT Leaves for the Gulf ever
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at7 q M, and
Retarns every Tuesday Thursday, and Batur
raw arriving az 3 D. M
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

A majority Of our nOthern visitors bail
from the following three states, in the
ordeg named: Iowa first, with Illinois Q
good second and nearly like number
from Kansas From tho latter state may
DC mentioned tic name of Judge r q.
sbinp NJ Eldorado.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

The Echo received pleasant cali yes
terday fFom MI. w. n Loysless, Of Mich
igan. Mr. q. expressed himself 81 mach
pleased with Lake Cherries and ogr Fit
mate, especially after jEst leaving two
aud half fest Of snow Bebind him ip
dichigan.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19
Notice.
Land emo d zoe lIIeana. ID.

December 10 lfH1.
Notieo . haseby given that the following -nanled
settler has nled notlce 81 iie lnlcnti0n 70 make
fnnl prR0g 81 support of hts claim and that SAID
proof VIII be malie before u. q, tiill, ~ Iaks
Charles, l.a, on Tnesday, January aothi leaA slH
John RItiAIAtDEN
Who made Homestead Entity NO. lor ths
si6 ofNWl<, sud n y NJ BN * Sec rs A'p y,
RIO W. Louisiana Meridian.
he paines tho following wltnosges % prove h.l
c0ntlnuons residence upon aud cultivation oi SAT-
land va. y. II. Reptin Anthony Bryant JOIN
Perkins and Eii Perkins all OF Calcasieu parish
IN. q Ned. BRIIMBY, Register
t4Gt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-01-19

The success ~ Chapl5fflaln's Cough ko1n-
edy Ii Glfectlng a speedy cure pf colds, Group
and whQ0ping couir m u IL hrought n into great
demand Meas, Ronfius " Sci, of GAuaeropy
Ohio, say That q has Rained 3 reputation sec
0nd 70 none 10 that ylcinily. Jas. " queen
81 99hnslowp, " Va, eiy9 = g ths eeat Pc
ever used ,. n joues. drpgeiat, Ninona,
Miss says. 9'Cbamb iAiu1s Eoggb Remedy
4 peffectly rellable. ] have always waIfanteg
II and ltueFef failed % give the lnpst peflecf
satlsfaetiQuH 81 cent BOTTLES fQF ssle ~ n.
ID Kesrnav