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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-24
GOT HIS DEATH BLOW
MitcheIPs Skull Crushed in
by a Passing Engine.
He Was intoxicated and Fell Against the En-
CINE. M. George R. Quincy, Proprietor
of Blue Ridge Inn, Dies.

Winston, n c., Nov. 23.-(Special)-
Jno. Mitchell, young white man, was
struck by the shifting engine on the y.
and W. read at noon today and NOR
tally wounded. His skull is fractured
and physicians say he win not live
through the night Mitchell was intoxi-
Gated and while walking near the rail
road track fell against the engine as it
was passing.
AN OLD HOTEL MAN DIES.
Winston, y. c., Nov 23.-(Special.)--
Mr.. Geo. Il. Quincy, proprietor of Blue
Ridge Inn, Mt. Airy, died suddenly mt II
clock today of rheumatism of the
heart The deceased was a native of
Warren c8hnty, and during his life con
Quoted hotels at Warrenron, Reidsyille,
Winston, Charlotte, West Point, Va,
and Mt. Airy. He was prominent
Mason, good citizen and leaves two
grown daughters. The body will be
brought here tomorrow and buried beside
his first wife in Salem cemetery. He
married a second time four years ago
at West Point. His late wife died a
year ago in Nit. Airy.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-11-24

1-a-wk. CIV.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

Verndale Sun: This week in Min
''eapolis courts is being tried the
case Of Isaac Hazlet VS.. the Pine
Tree Lumber Co. to sustain liens
filed by the plaintiff for time checks
purchased of laborers at the Wa
aena county bank and at the Park
Rapids bank. The suit involves
about $4,000. TIE defendant sets
np the claim that the work perform
ed for which the checks were ISSUED
was another company's logs, but the
fact OF the matter is the Pine Tree
Co. did not believe Mr.. Hazlett had
the liens and since learning that had
the company made overtures for a
settlement
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

.ElENSBuRG
Oct, 25-Jas. Myersis working for

Oct, 25-Jas. Myers il working for Al
len Bros ~ :: e. ~,
Jos. Korrol and Miss Rosa Super were
married at the Catholic church here
Monday Oct. "a. Rev. Waurzimkowki
officiating. Andrew Super and Phillip
Korral~atteaded the groom Miss Agnes
Clesgez, Rosa Pero WITT, Banasha Wotz-
ka and Helen Super. were bridesmaids.
After the ceremony tie guests repaired
to the residence OF the BRIDES father,
Martin Super, where a snmptuOus ban
quiet Was served and they all danced till
morning. SIG was raised for the bride.
Miss Lolita Simpson returned from
Randall Wednesday.
Carl Wilson of Brainerd is visiting
Albert Olson this week.
Rev $. Johnson Of Iowa visited with
Mr.. Z, lander several days last week.
While here he preached some very good
sermons. one in the Swedish Mission
church Sunday.
George Allen retur. ed from Beardsley,
Saturday, where he has b. en- threzhing
during the fall.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John John
son, Oct 14th, a son.
Harve, Peter and Jas Myers returned
from Morris last Wednesday.
Andrew E:en came home from Little
Falls last week where be has been in the
hospital. He is much better.
John Mactko is building a new house
0. Bergstrom attended church in Lit
tie Falls last Sunday.
John Larson returned from the west
last Thursday, VIII ere he has been thresh-
ing for some time. :.
Miss Sandrea Johnson is working ia
Little Falls.
Tom Ruiz came up from St. Paul Sat
urday to attend the KorroI-Super we'd
ding.
Messrs. Albert Olson, Willie Olson,
John Stevens and Carl Wilson have
gone hunting up north OF Brainerd
Ole Bergstrom is building new house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27
MORRILL,

Oct. % Mrs. jackson Is visiting
friends at Crookston.
The young folks lad |. surprise birth
day party on Albert Ferguson last Mon
day evening"
District 80 school house is COMPLETED.
1t isl fine piece oi workmanship School!
IS to begin the 2:}rl.
Jacob Bulda, ni AIh+r:n, has hou.ht
piece Of land il his town.
J. j. Troyer is agent for CT Y. Sc =.
& D. R. R. LANDS
Mr. Powers, of Little l';,!'s, was seen
here last Wednesday.
J. Beeler is laid up with tryslnnlas in
his foot.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27
= ( Il. - ~ q ~ - b y.
Married..

SAME Doucette and Miss Grace
Bellefeiulle, two well known and po1pu-
lar oung people, were married by
Father Joueux at the Belle: Prairie
Catholic church Sunday corning.
Mr.. Doucettei IS an employe Of the
Boom Co.,, and the bride is the
daughter of Leander Belle feiulle. ID:
Joseph Lille, OF G:avelville, and
Miss Della ;Coe. Of Oak Ridge, were
married at the Congregational par
sonage Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Sumner: MIR. LiJeis a respected
young man: His bride is d daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A: B. Coe, old resi-
dents OF this county, and is a native
OF: this county. The youBg couple
will receive the, best wishes OF all who
know them. "<r :.
St. Cloud journal Press: Cards have
been issued announcing the marriage,
to be solemnized next Monday morning
October 80. at the Catholic church.
North Prairie, of Ferdinand j. Kitowski
OF this city and Miss Hattie NJ, daugb-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CeSala. The
newly married couple will be at home to
their friends III st. Cloud after Noven1,
Der Il. Both the prospective bride and
groom are we'll known in st. cloud The
groom is the energetic proprietor OF a
blacksmithing business on Second street
north. Their friends will wish them
much Joy in their new relation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

UpS01ds .ss$sss.5 I ,. s ~ -
Oct. 24.-Mr. and Mrs. Nels ,Jnneen
were at EImdale Friday. i I. ~. 3, &
Anger Sungren was at Freeport Thurs
day. +
Edwin Peterson was at Albany
Tuesday and Tuesday and Thursday
after merchandise. X. y
There was 2 inches OF snow on the
ground Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fredlund and Eta Jack
son visited friends and relatives in Elm
dale Sunday.
Rev. Bolin started a bible school this
week. Nine were enrolled.
Partridges are plenty.
Mr.. Swedback will leave for St. Paul
this week in Dr.. Buckman's care.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fagerman. a
twelve pound boy, Friday.
Mr.. Rise, the butcher OF Royalton, was
here buying cattle Wednesday.
Louis Johnson, Chas. Ripgquist and
Anderson werein Royalton with cattle
Monday.
Oscar Rnnqnist is husking corn for
Fledlund.
SandahI is laying rev floor in the
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredlund are going to
St. Cloud Friday.
Mr.. Misis ldt was in Little Falls
Saturday.
There will be convention in the
Lutheran church Noy. g.
\. \. Olsen was at Royalton Tuesday.
j. \. Swanson has planning mill and
engine ard is going to be employed this
winter and many sIedS Will be made.
Mr.. F}S"ruan was in Roy alton Mon
day.
Mr.. Friiland was at Albany Wedues-
day.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27
SYlANVlllE

Oct p Miss Corrlgan3is here from
Canada visiting with her sister Mrs.
DR.. Corrigan. ...= . 5.+@: s. & T b !, e.. 3 {.
Jake Biteman, bro her to Ike Ritemon
OF this place, is here trom Ohio for a
short visit with relatives. IS ". g.. :
q. Tanner Of Lite Falls was a village
visitor Tuesday : s. Il. ...@.s !.
VIM: Clutches was a village visitor on
Tuesday. ~ - ~
Ell 3 lair and Jack McHattie 80 Wed:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

II The report Of the tr:sI OF NJ !.
Ringwelski, for assau1ting Geo.
Foldinski, an error was made in
saving that Mr.. Foldinski paid So so
to Ringwelski for damages: The
contrary was the case, and Mr..
Foldinski received $3.50 from Ring.
welski for the damages to his coat.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis will be
in Little Falls, Saturday. Nov. 4, to
do eye and ear work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

TEFTIl as good as they make
lALIIl for S. 25 a set and
teeth filled for SOC at the sign of the
Golden Tooth.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

For safest deal in clothing and
shoes of all kinds, call on Vlk5or
Bros. =" +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

nesday on 9 hunting trip TO Prainerd. B
Or. Locke OF Long Prairie passed
through here on his way to Brainord,
where he will spend a few days hunting.
2 I'd. Bennett and one OF the Cram well
boys returned from the prairie Tuesday.
= DR.. Corrigan has moved from the Bert
ram residence to the Long residence. -.
p. A. Flood was home on visit last
week. -: .~- 49,. :.E~@>,..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27
Notice..
OF dentistry.

AS the undersigned are to dissolve
partnership Jan. LIST, our de5tors are
notified to settle their accounts by Nov.
10th, otherwise the same will be turned
over to collection agents. .*>
HARTMAN Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-10-27

Blank books and Office sul,pnes at
3-tf WETZEL's DRUG STORE
Evening star., 1899-04-03
COMMANDER J,CoBsoN's OPINION.
cerNera's Decision 10 IseRve Santiago
In the DRytimc Mnr EnfnI

Ihe bureau Of naval intelligence has is
suec the last OF the series OF sketches OF the
Spanish-American war by Commander la
cobson of the German protected cruiser
1eier' The most Interesting observations 10
me i&yuen are those upon the strategy ~.
lack Of ii displayed by Ccrvera. The Snan-
lsh admiral having been ordered 10 leave
the harbor to remove the main object Of
ihe attack upon Santiago. Commander Ia
cohson saws his position was most difficult
tie did not dare make the attemps a. night.
and 80 decided to go out in broad daylight.
The whole crew" he says. "felI "a VIC
tim TO this fatal decision. instructions for
the sortc and the western course were is
sued. The admiral was entirely convinced
OF the impossibility Of defeating th, enemy
or Of reaching another Cuban harbor. even
IL he should succeed in s;camigc rirht
through The hostile fleet. Ii iS 10 thiS f.eI-
ing OF helplessness and impotence AS AGAINST
the American navel forces more than ID.
anything else thar ! Iattributc the dpf.It 90
The lessons Commander jacobson derives
from the battle. briefly stated. are:
Abolition OF all woodwork no unDrpf.rf "a
torpedo tubes protection Tor an KUN crew s.
against shell IRE, protection OF IN. Nrc-,N-
tlnguishing apparatus against shell fire
smokeless powder greatest possible sim
plictty in the service OF tho gums and flia
greatest possible rapidly OF nro. good sur,.t
OF vessels under normal conditions ana fhor-
oush training Of the crews iu ,ll br.r,.h,.s
OF the service
Evening star., 1899-04-03

drill hall of the National Guard armory.
At 10 O'Clock brief funeral services were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Lucien Clark in the
presence Of the family and other relatives
of the deceased soldier, General Wheeler
and other officers of the army and General
Harries. commanding the District of CO.
lumbia militia, and members Of his staff
attending. Headed by the band of the 4th
United States Artillery the little funeral
pageant then proceeded to Arlington. Ii
consisted of firing party of artiiierNmen
marching as infantry. The casket was
borne on a caisson. as is customary. The
military escort was commanded by Lieu
tenant Wood.
The casket was brought to this city by
way of the 9th street depot and was re-
cefved by the military escort. six non-com-
miSsiOncd officers acting as pallbearers.
After the impressive ceremonies at the Ma
uonal Guard armory the line of march 10
Arlington was by way of Pennsylvania
avenue and the Aqueduct bridge The re,a-
tives of Major ForSe included his widow
and her daughter, three sisters and a
brother, the latter heiug Lieutenant COM
mander Charles Forse. United States navy
who commanded the United States steamer
Miantonomoh during the naval engage
ment Oft Santiago
Nearer. My God, TO Thee was rendered
by the band as the funeral party approa CHI
ed the last resting place of the dead SOL
dier at Arlington. The grave is located
near that of the gallant CAPTAIN Capron
VINO dlSp zen IN Cuba. Alter the reading
of the burial service three voleys We're
fired by the artiilerymen and taps were
sounded.
Major Forse was very well known in this
city. Many of the officers of the army in
attendance were classmates of the de-
ceased at West Point. Those who sent
floral femembranCes inciuded President Nc
hinley. Major General Wheeler and Cen
eral Harries.
Among the first to fall on the occasion
Of the memorable charge of the American
forces up San Juan Hin was Major Forsr.
lie was struck in vital spot by a Spanish
bullet and instantly killed. In official re-
ports and otherwise General Wheeler has
spoken in the most complimentary terms Of
ms gallantry. both at San Juan and al
other places where heroic actions were nee
esSary to the success of our arms Major
FoFse was native of Pittsburg, Pa
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White-Arthur NJ Connor and Mary V.
Cohen; James W. Thomas and Margaret
f. Clammer; Etheibert L. D. Breckenridge
of Lexington. KY. and Genevieve p. Mat
tingiy; James Arthur Conner and Mary
Agatha Wehrly; Frank A. Cissel and Ada
NJ Saiter; Thomas III. Spence and Charlotte
A. Calvert, both of College Park. MIDI John
A. Mcnamara of Pittston, Pa. and Kath-
arine A Shea of this city; Winthrop Nc
Kim of New York city and Edna r. Whit
man of this city; Conrad L. Puchett and
Cecilia Cumberland
Colored-Thomas Butler and Belle Jones:
Joseph Plummer and Aureiia Fletcher:
James Dixon of King Georges county. Vir-
ginia, and Annie Jenkins of this city,
Evening star., 1899-04-03
ReceptiOn TO I.axtnr

A reception by the members and friends
OF Gorsuch NJ. E. Church was rendered
the pastor, Rev. T. Z. Copes, and his FAM
n.y. recently. There was a short program.
consisting of music, an address by Rev.
j. ii. NJ. Lemon, a former pastor of the
church. and an address of welcome by
VIM. r. Hunt. to which Rev. Cones re-
spended in pleasing manner. After tbe
program light refreshments were served.
Inc decorations We're beautiful. The chan
Gel was banked with potted plants. palms
sraced the supper tables. and everywhere,
the perfume of cut flowers pervaded the
atmosphere.
Rev. and Mrs. Copes having expressed an
earnest desire to live among their peonle
house one square from the church has
oeeh rented and furnished throughout for
them and the larder stocked
Both the pastor and his wife are earnest
and enthusiastic workers, and pleasant
ana profitable year is expected. Already
there is noticeable increase in numbers
in both church and Sunday school,
Evening star., 1899-04-03
NO CHANGE REQUtRED
pA"ioh adverse to Modifying Straat
SWeepfnE Specifications

Inc attorney for the District, ia whom,
.iie commissioners referred the upastion
' ueciued that the Specifications adyer
's tnem to govern PROPOSALS for
p'ts 'he streets and alleys of the Dis
~ aiter July are reasonable and who,I,,
"it'iih the discretionary power of the Conn
iiiissioners. AS heretofore explained -, M,
,taaI, ouhsress at It's recent session pro-
- ,nai no new contracts shall he
awarded al more than - cents mar , 900
adudfe yards for work done by eithsr ~
i.;aI .ianu or machine system, and the Comn,i,
bids snhnatt.a9 agtnoilzea to do the work if the
e. i tea exceed that figure The snenf-
lSatiohs nave been objected to by Mr. hfh.
DdSsetI, the present contractor hac.,,sa !, I
90 - fy tley Should not prescribe the nun,ba1.
vi Iofehen TO be employed by the co,,tna.
or, and because they do NOT indtnnt 81 ~.
aniodnt t OF work to be done by hand and ~
amount to be done by machine. ' 'iie
,,e {, ma ter, was referred first to Mr. War
iier otutier, the superintendent of the siraat-
cleahlng department and from !. rat
hiitde by him to the Commissioners jS 80
pears pears that itdwill be necessary to have one
M nan nnl 70 every twenty laborers, and that
Eir. Daggett furnished since Tune IN 1en-
ioef iofemen for Every sixty-fye lahorers
vi an average of one foreman to every s;ys >
.een ana a quarter laborers. The re1pire
n-ehl OF the specifications that there shall
oe one foreman to every twenty-five Iahor.
eis or traction of Such number worliner =,
a separate gang, seems to the attorney Of
me blstfict a reasonable requirement and
such as is justified by the law authnr,;zi,,er i,u
the letting of the work '~-'ii7
me attorneys opinion. which has been
approved by the Commissioners concmdas
as follows: A1iaues
- As to the objection that the specifications
uo nor indicate TO the bidder approximately
now much Werk is to be done by hand az
now piuch is TO be done by machine. the.
advertisement for proposals invites bidders
~, ~ submit submit bids Tor cleaning the paved car
tHe commissioners from time TO time desig
htte. Under these conditions the Commits .
sioners, after receiving bids, have the right
70 use their own discretion as to the ;imoInt
OF work to be done by the two systems
named in the bids. t'
fhe object of the law being to get the
eest results for the public. large discretion
must must necessarily be conferred upon the
commissioners in order to attain that Oh
Ject Ny opinion is that neither of the con-
ditions suggested by Judge Wilson are re-
quired by law
Evening star., 1899-04-03
LIEUT.. LEWIS BURIED.
Funeral This Afternoon From Ne,y
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.

The funeral Of the late Lieut.. Louis II.
Lewis of the 9th Infantry, who was killed
July 1 last in the Santiago campaign. oc-
CURED at o'clock this afternoon from the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in
this city. simultaneously memorial services
were conducted at Cobbleskill and Amster-
dam. n. Y, the boyhood home of the Young
solder. The pallbearers were Col. David
;. Gordon, Col. Evan Miles, Maj. J. w. Lee,
capt. W. II. Whitney. Lieut.. Joseph Fra
zier and Lieut.. Guy II. Preston.
Lieut.. Lewis body was brought from
Cuba on the Crook last week and sent To
this city, where his father for several wear
RESIDED, having been one of the proprietors
OF wizards Hotel Many floral off rings
came from all over New York state where
the Lewis family is prominently connected
ana We'll known. Lieut. Lewis entered
" est Point ACADEMY by appointment from
Representative John aanborn. and Was
foremost and popular in the academic
labors and pastimas
The interment was made AT ArIirgto,
with full military honors.
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Griffith, Miss Harriet Powell, Mr.. Frank
Miller, Mr.. Ollie Harmon. Miss Pearl See
ley, the Misses Maggie and Addie Lar
eombe, Mr.. Irving Rose Mr.. Harry Lar
combe and Miss Emily Meloy. The parents
presented their son with handsome
watch. the address being made by Pastor
James Larcombe.
Miss Emogene Bear of 2o4 F street north
west has gone to New York to spend the
Easter holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Charles b. Hanford.
Miss EuIa NJ. Ford OF Soa T street north
west has returned TO her home In Lowery,
Bedford county, Va.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
EllSs Choose Officers.

At the annual election of officers ~
Washington Lodge No. Il, b. T.. o. Elks.
which was recently held. the following Off
GERS were elected: Exalted ruler Albert Sill
lers; esteemed leading knight Edward b..
Shine; esteemed loyal knight. Joseph 4.
Burkart; esteemed iecturing knight. George
A. Tracy; secretary. Richard 4. D'Brisn;
treasurer. Mitchell byrcnfrrIh. trustee.
george \. Garner; representative ID Grand
Lodge, VI. Emmet Ircll. alternate repre-
sentative TO Grand Lodge THo- H. king;
uler, Benz. h. Whitney.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Son of Representative Parker Falls
From SecOnd-Story window

Wayne Parker. aged six years. son OF
Representative Richard w Parker of New
jersey. whose home in this city is at No.
1I:i3 \ street northwest. was instantly kill
ed Saturday evening by falling from a
second-story window into an areaway in
the rear of his home. 40 one saw the ac-
cident but it is Thought the little fellow
Whlle standing on a chair and trying to
lower raised window lost his balance
ana Tell out. Coroner Carr decided that an
inquest was unnecessary.
A short funeral service will be held at the
residence. lf33 street, today at 4: 80 pm.
The funeral will take place Tuesday al
Perth Amboy, N J.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Suit to Recover sro.ooo

Suit at law has been instituted by Annie
Mellinger against Forest E Marsh. Wm
R. Davidson and James Sharp. trading as
Viavi Company; F, E. Marsh & Co. pro-
prietors, of Atlantic Division By which
the plaintiff seeks to recover SI00ua The
suit is in connection with an alleged agree
ment for exclusive sale in this city for a
definite period. of certain medicines. The
plaintiff charges that the defendants failed
to keep the agreement. She is represented
by Attorneys Douglass a. Douglass and
Joseph d. Wright
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Davis-Coffn-de Risky-+When I first sang
in public the audience was sneIlhoundSan55
then burst into tears,
The Lady tkindly)-soh, but you should
forget all that-you've improved since then.
you know."--Judges
Evening star., 1899-04-03
IStBiiS.

STRASSEE. To VIM. and Jennie Strasscl. .
daughter, April l. 1899.
Evening star., 1899-04-03

I HAVE BEEN Using JAYNE'S ENrF,-Tal, , NJ
Tor the past Thirty YEARS. Huliug tl4i iiipn
have cured myself We'll as the uirulrrz OF
III! iaiHilN. ui some very severe Colds s,n.
slider 81 the NrTy best and safest remedy ma,la fp-
the relief "f all pulmonary trlril.s T. n
GREEN, Culh"Its"n. N"h., oct. l.. 1898.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Asks for Legal separn,io,

On the ground Of dosertion Decatur b.
Ireadway, through Attorney Thomas N.
Fields, has Instituted proceedings Tor di-
N"ree against Minnie y. TrJadHay. The
couple were married september =. I~>5
ana, MIR. TreadWaN alleges his wife do
serted him the 3lst OF january. 1871.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
At REST IN ARLINGTON.

unerNf StfNrNth VNNF fttWafHS
Major FOrse.
The remains of the late Major Albert g.
Forse. who fell in action last July at San
Juan. Cuba, were laid to rest with fitting
ceremonies yesterday at Arlington. The
body arrived from New York late Saturday
and yesterday morning was removed to the
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Hicks" Duncan is an odd stick
Wfcks-"Very eccentric. He borrowed nv
lead pencil the other day. and when he had
finished using it, he handed it back to me
instead of putting 1t into his pocket''-Bo
ton Transcript.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
In MenOriam.

DIAlNICE. In loving remembrance 81 JOSEPH
III. DIMMICh, who died one year ago today,
April 3. 1888.
Loved In life, remembered in death.
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER AND BROTHER
FINANE. In mcmory Of my dear mother. Mrs
H. FINANE, who died year saturday,
April l. 1898.
Conc hut forgotten.
By HER son, WILLIAM A. BURNS.
Evening star., 1899-04-03

EI-A"N SILK AND WGoI. CREPE GHENApINE.
WIFI BLISTER DOTS or SILK VERY ELE-
INCHE$ WIDE-ANB WORTH $i.-3- 50 80
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