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Cucro CnlIings.

Cuero. Texas, April l3.-Mrs. Edward
Mugge and little daughter left Thursday
for Houston to visit relatives.
Tony Keller, who is In the employ OF
Inman & Reed at Houston, visited Guerra
relatives this week.
Miss Winnifred Stawber arrived yester-
dag from san Antonio, where she is at
tending school, to spend Easter holidays
with home folks
Mr. and Mrs 5. E. Weldon, accompanied
by Miss Agnes Wan. came in from the
Weldon ranch Thursday to visit several
days.
The Daughters of the confederacy met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
A. b. Davidson. Ten new names were en-
rolled on the list, making thlrty-three
members in all. The charter from Aus
tin is expected to arrive in a few days
The next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. f. ~ Roche on the 9th OF Many
William Reed OF Goliad spent severa
days here this week.
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Bears the n The Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature af %>zHzz1z9
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwAf

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
The city OF Houston oaers a reward OF
Que thousand dollars for the arrest and
conviction Of the party or parties who
stole any OF the books or papers from The
city treasurer's or auditors or secretary's
office on the night OF March z 1900, and
Tor the recovery Of said books or papers.
Five hundred dollars Of said amount viii
be paid for the detection and conviction
Of the thief alone and Ave hundred dollars
for the apprehension or return OF tho
S. II, Brashesr Mayor.
l. j. Tuffly,
Hy H. Dickson,
A. Robt Rcsenthal-
Finance Committee.
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Crockett. Texas. April 15.-Mrs. G. A.
Workman died yesterday, aged Is years
She was born inf Huntsville, Ala, Janu-
ary {. 1924, and came to Texas in 1896.
She was married March %, 1915, She had
been i'll for several weeks and her death
was not unexpected, For many years
she had been residing with one of her
married daughters. Mrs. Joe Long. a
devout Christian, OF a tender aud az
fectonate disposition. she was beloved by
all who knew her Her influence for good
was great and In her death the town and
county at large suffers a great loss. She
belonged to one OF the Oldest and most
highly respected families of the county.
She was buried at tho city cemetery this
evening at 2 o'clock
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VICTORIA LOCALS.
The Contest for May Queen Is he
coming InfNraNnnn

The Contest for May Queen Is Re-
coming Interesting.
Victoria, Texas, April l4.-Louis Braun S
stable caught hre last night. but was put
out without the assistance of the fire
companies, which responded promptly to
the alarm.
Mrs. j. W. Coward died at her home last
night She has been sick for some time.
oushsr condition was not considered
critical until yesterday, when there was a
sudden turn for the worse.
The contest for May queen at the Are
mems celebration on May l is becoming
decidedly interesting There are four popu-
lar young ladies in the race, and eacn one
is strongly backed. and they are run
ming close together. The contest closes
Monday.
Colonel ]. G, Andrews, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Southern railway came
IN from Goliad yesterday, and spent sey,
eral hours In the city iooking after Con-
iederate veteran business. He left for
ouero on the delayed Houston passenger.
). R. Stiles shipped train Of cattle
irom Victoria last night to Leliatta, via
Cuero and West Point.
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ANGLETON ITEMS.
A Gin Company observation-disclosures
for summer Normal.

Angleton. Texas, April 14.-rhe business
men of Angleton met yesterday and or
ganized the Augleton Gin company, with a
capital stock OF $4,000, for the purpose OF
putting in the American round bale gin
All Of the stock was at once taken, ana
charter will be taken out in few
days
AT the same meeting 1925 was raised for
building roads leading out from Angle
ton
The directors of the Angleton summer
normal, which will meet here June and
close July T. have selected the following
corps OF teachers: r. r. Foster. con-
ductor, assisted by J. r. Wittie OF
Bracketsville. r. c. Shirley of Alvin, and
w. T. Noblett OF Angleton, all experienced
teachers Of more than local reputation. \
large attendance of teachers Is expected.
Velma, the two year-old daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. r. c. Hancock. died this morn
ing. 1t had been sick with whooplng
cough and pneumonia
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henley died last evening from whooping
cough.
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SAN ANGELO LOCALS.
The Trophy TO he Contested for nj
the state shoot.

the state shoot.
San Angelo Texas. April i3.-The ladies OF
the Baptist church are holding the first Ice
cream and strawberry festival of the season
tonight
the trophy to be shot for at the first event
OF the Gun clubs second day shoot. April
a. has arrived. 1t is beautiful silver cup
mounted on pedestal appropriately em-
bellished. with two double oarreled shotguns
supporting tho cup and pointer dog In the
foreground.
Following are the newly elected officers OF
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society Presi-
dent Mrs. j. II. Collins vice president. Mrs
Felix Proband secretary. Mrs. {; E. Hud-
son: treasurer Mrs. L. y. Heckathorn.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are arranging
for iowcT drill in which nifty little girls
will take part. The proceeds are to be III
vided with tha flood sufferers relief fund.
Miss Corinne eldest daughter OF Colonel a.
j. Baker. banker and ex-land commissioner.
VIII be married next Wednesday to Mr. a.
r. Wingbold popular local druggist Cards
are out TO both the ceremony and reception
Immediately thereafter.
Quite a delegation will leave san Angelo
for san Antonio on next weeks excursion,
Hon. J. w, HUI has Withdrawn from tns
race for representative which has narrowed
down TO two candldates-C. H. Wilingham
of Baliinger and G. Taylor of Sonora.
Mr.. c. f, Hagelstein hardware ,mer-
chant Of this city is to marry Miss Mamie
Bsggett at Burton on the oath.
Quite n number Of weddings OF well known
parties are to be solemnized In the near IN"
ture
The Presbytery of Brentwood is at present
In session in San Angelo.
committee appointed by the county Judge
has taken in hand the matter of providing
relief for the flood sufferers. quite a number
Of whom have been found to be quite desti,
tute grand concert, in which the oes'
local talent will take part will be given loi
the relief fund on the 9th.
Brown F. Lee q prominent attorney OF
Lampasas has located in San Angelo on &c
count of his wifes health.
with Mrs. G.. T.. Baugh on the ranch.
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Iy observed as in any church or synaI
gogue.
Then followed the lighting OF tho
candles, conducted by George w Kidd,
master Of ceremonies. His assistants,
after appropriate words from the ritual.
lighted the candles alternately till tho
final one was set ahame by the master OF
ceremonies, followed with appropriate
advice and counsel, all pointing to pure
and consistent life, the immortality OF the
soul, and the resurrection OF the dead
The attendance was far larger than at
any previous observance OF the solemn
rites, aud the greetings OF the brother
hood sincere and cordial as they met face
TO faco and clasped hands.
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TEACHERS Adjourn
Notes and Personals at tn
Town of Alvin.


Alvin. Texas. April l5.-The B7'
ty Teachers Institute. after btli
here two DAYS. closed its laeon
noon. and most of the teaches
afternoon for their respective VI
expressed themselves much plAn|
progressive little city OF Alna
Hon. j. II. Wheles, candidate y
cratic nomination for congress
district. was in Alvin Saturas, Y
County Superintendent !. y !.
wife and Prof. r. r. Foster q 4,
tended the Teachers institute r.
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Franks spent ss's Y
iting friends in Houston lasi WI
Mrs. r. II. Griffin returneu * X
from a visit to her parents y
Messrs. e. G. Ward ana :, s = n
a business trip to Houston Sa.,
Miss George Miller left ri,s ~,
asville. Ala. where she Wy =,
mer Waiting relatives ana i, s',,'s
Light showers have been assr'
a hard downpour is threaseA'
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Houston county re-

Crockett. Texas. April = II
County Teachers institute NJ !.
school building in this ely Z, N Z
meeting closed today. Insm st,
and full attendance. AZ III srn,3
instructive programme was 20
occasion. and the meeting No
socially and otherwise. MAJ VIZ b
tiers. the Oldest active se avsss 4
county. delivered an ad sa,l i I
today. Hon. j. 5. hensas s,l,d
present on Saturday ana "
and interesting address
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The carpenters say they have been wait
ing for report from the Builders Ex-
change as to the action the latter BODY
had taken on the resolution OF the citl-
zens' committee, but as the Builders Ex-
change has failed to adopt the terms ot
the resolution 1t would be useless for the
Carpenters union to do so il IL we're
so inclined. Thus the matter stands
practically where it was before the meet
Ing OF the citizens committee.
There was considerable discussion IN IN.
streets yesterday of a petition from the
citizens of Houston to the Labor council
asking that body to defer thu general
strike until May /, If it must come. and
thereby enable the city to properly care
for the delegates to the Trausmississinni
Commercial Congress. and It is very prob-
able that such petition will be present.1
to the Labor council.
The following was handed The Post las,
night;
"A parade OF the different labor or.
CARNATIONS will take place Monday even
Ing, the line leaving Union Labor hall a,
1880 sharp. after which a public mas,
meeting viii be held at the market han.
to which several prominent speakers havs
been invited, who Will deliver addresses
on the present situation. All are inyites
TO attend. "orssnization Committee"
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CALVERT NEWS NOTES.
The Funeral of DIR. John McLendon
WIS LnrHelN Attended

calvert Texas, April 1.-THE funeral OF
me late DR.. John MeLendon was conducted
this morning by the Masonic fraternity The
doctor was and had been for years one OF
calHeri's most highly respected and promI-
nert citizens. From 10 o'clock until II all
business was suspended and very large
crowd gathered TO pay the last tribute 10 this
PROMINENT sitEes; The floral tributes we're
particularly beautiful
W r. Hooper, sou OF Captain r. F. Hooper
q, inns city, iefi Wednesday morning for
Philadelphia In pursuance 10 an urgent call
from Hoyers Enslan:, operators in electric
railway material and supplies. firm known
the world over This young man has by per-
sistsnt effort won for himself an enviabie rep
afatinn - skilled workman in this line and
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sr 1nuN,s MISSION.

st. Johns mission has forty-hve children
and seven teachers on its roll The average
attendance has been twenty two scholars. We
have one scholar, Anna Tharp, in Miss An
nette Davis class who has made perfect
record during the year in attendance, deport-
ment lessons and Offering. She Is also en-
titled to reward for having brought ave new
scholars.
We have an able corps OF teachers VINO hayn
never failed to perform their duties regularly
and willingly. They are as follows: Mrs
q. W. Tharp, Mr.. G w. Tharp. Misses Mabel
and Jessie Tharp, Miss ophelia Sanders, Miss
Annette Davis and Mr.. w. II. Dear,
During the past year we have gained twelve
new pupils, Two teachers have been educated
In st Johns mission and are earnest and
competent workers We feel more encouraged
for the work OF the coming year than vt any
previous report There Is 4 steady, healthy
growth In ST, Johns mission aud It's field ~
| large for true mission work.
| Oscar ~. Longneeker. Superintendent.
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BRYAN's NEW OFFICIALS.
Mayor and Council iIure A,roas,
Gone to warlx

q
Bryan, Texas, April 1.-THE city council
held an important meeting last night; the
vote Of the recent election was canvassea
and Hon. ]. s. Mooring declared elected
mayor, and R. G. Tabor and John NJ. Law.
renee reelected aldermen. The new ,,a.
GERS were installed
The vote on the proposition Ia ;ssn.
$4,000 street Improvement bonds was also
canvassed and declared carried
The newly Installed mayor made nu,,-
her OF suggestions 10 the council. IN nhie,
be recommended The refunding OF the citv.s
bonds. reduction OF expenditures. strsss
improvement and the passage OF stocl
law
An ordinance was passed requiring IN.
water company 10 lower its maias wher-
ever they Interfere with the strsstework.
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his services are In great denis
Hooper was raised in Calvert
Hon. w. G. Taliaterro, Judge y
tleth judicial district, is in The y
relatives and friends.
Rev. James kilgore of Cameror \
in last night in response % ~
ing him to conduct the iuneril 4
Mrs. Weber at s o'clock this arf1
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An ordinance was also passed prohibiting
stock from running at large on the streets.
Alderman R. G. Tabor was reelected
mayor pro tenn. A complimentary resolu-
tlon was passed relative TO the retiring
mayor, Hon. y. H. Harrison.
The following school trustees were elect
ed to serve two years: J. W. Howell, NJ.
Parker and H. c. Robinson TO serve one
year: A. NJ. Rhodes j. A. Myers, John
B. Mike and w. T. Jones. The council
then adjourned
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prLEGArIoNs DELAYED.

Denver and Fort Worth road, carrying the
Colorado and Utah delegations to the Trans
Congress, Is from three 20 four
hours late. the regular Houston and Texas
last night A special on the Central will
bring these delegations rom Ennis, reaching
here prohably about or $3.50 a. m. today. The
committee is requested 70 note this
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IAvAoA COUNTY =
The Grand Jury 1saItJ|
FINDING Several ln N


Hslletsville, Texas, Ap' =, 4
jury adjourned after re'u'a ,sss.slI
and forty-six misdemean0' =, q
Of the felony insc,msnts , .Is Z
who at the last octops ., Chsih'
witnesses in the case - al Pft,
charged with the muIu, rim gf1
better, charging them he %
these parties are ali saas, Il ~,
men in the county. ,sss nar.is 4
indictments are agalnss5 eeu M
Not a jury case mas a.ss rrlnIlt
docket this term. y. n
be called next MONDAY, ues q
j. w. Cook has nie We Il rs3
W. Turner for the on NE csss q
city of Yoakum ana ;,a-starl 4
for trial on the 2oin -
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rose croix Chapter Ccrcmonies.

On Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock,
Rose Croix chapter, No 3. Orient OF Hous..
ton. convened in their hall on Congress-
avenue to complete the obligatory services
of Maundy Thursday, when the lights
We're exit nguished--a triste noche. Tho
Sabbath morning ohservances were in
marked contrast--joy for mourning The
chapter was opened In due form by DR..
j. s. Wilson, the wise master. and the
axercises, begun with prayer were "A
oircumspect and devout and az religious
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REcEprIoN COMMITTEE.

The following gentlemen are expected 20
meet ali trains which run into the Houston
and Texas Central depot, and to be promptly
on hand Monday morning Monday evening"
each truin, Via George A. Quinlap. II. f.
Ring, J. NJ Rockwell oscar Reynaud; b f.
bonner Charles Ashe, b. b. Cooley, Sterling
Myer c, H. Mildly George L. Porter N A.
Mills ]. W, Ditmer, w b. slosson James
Adair. J. T. Waties, G, G. nrerer, d. Il,
stanclim, William Christian, Roy NJ Ed
monds. w E Fall Tom Richardson, II. W.
Weir, Homer T. Mitchell. John Kennedy, c.
s Pcnnold, n. G. Kittrell, Z. y. Dennis, s.
II. strong, p. X. Ewing, Ed Kiam, William
D. Cleveland. Il. a. Peden, II; w Garrow'
r l. Boyles, II. NJ, Johnston. p. r. Carson,
II u MacGregor w. NJ. Mitchell Hyman
Levy, ]. NJ Cotton, S. f. Carter, a. G.
Howell, S. +. n. Morse.
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p..x,,,. High sch0o

Beuville, Texas, apr, y, "
Arnold, superintendent o. -, =, 3
is In receipt of a letter no
the state university a. Nat j. I
gratifylps Information o , -
school has been ai.n .,rry sd
ton in English hl,sa.aosiIle H{
Graduates OF ths zee ,unisss1
animation on the ps ro,d bss !,
Prof. Arnold has lapo'slss 10
this affilIatiou and nc I, his q
on the fnal resiS nov ~ rs'p
Beeville High sehoo'
In the State. ~->
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BUSINESS LEAGUES DELEGATES.

Following are the Houston Business
Leagues delegates to the Transmississ ppi
Commercial Congress; Messrs. j. c Hutche-
son. Presley X Ewing, Il. NJ. Johnston J, NJ.
Cotton, Il. w Cave. c, IL. Mildly, c, 5, Pen
field. 3. L. Bonner.
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FLOWERS WANTED.

The decoration committee for the Audi
toriunl requests the ladies Of Houston TO send
fresh nowers TO the Auditorium every morn
ing by y o'clock, with which to adorn the
stage. The flowers will he cared for by the
janitor
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Collin Couniy Tcas'

Mckinney. Texas, Apln
county Teachers Institute .,a \
here today. with an atl sassrs
dred and twenty-five teao
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II is cheaper to buy Booths Ice Cream
than to make II, Only soc for half gall
Ion, packed and delivered. Phone Az.
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order a half gallon Booths pure Ice
Cream, Only SOC.
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The best ice cream and finest chocolates
at Mic Xanthos' parlors. sos Main street.
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Mic xarthos mas , Se Y
parlor at sos MAI, an. ,r hs ~
patronage. for when
cream.
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PROGRAMME OF THE CONGRESS.

PROGRAMME OF THE CONGRESS.
Following is the programme az the Trans
mississippi Commer cia Congress:
Welcome for Texas. Governor Joseph u.
sayers.
welcome for Houston Mayor S. II. Bra
shear
Hon. Presley X. Ewing, Houston. address
OF Welcome
Hon. i R; wnltmore st, Louis. response.
Hon. %. II Maxwell, San Francisco, Tho
perity.
bon, John W Springer, Denver. Colo.
' he American Statesmen.
Hon John H. Wehhcr Buffalo. n. Y. The
ran-Amercan Exposition"
Hon f. 3. Thuroer New York Widef
Markets and How TO Secure Them
Hon John r. G Pitkin New Orleans The
South ana the Seas. -
Hon L. Bradford Prince Santa Fe n. NJ,
Department OF Mines and Mining and
Mr. Courtney DcKalb, New York City.
"lho Nicaragua Canal t4'0r
Similar speeches by Hon. o. r. Pagan,
Frof, S. Waterhouse, St, Louis. "A Fac
tor of Public Prosperity, Trade with the
Orient and Good Roads
Hon. Lyman Il. Cooley, Chicago ILL.,,
Rivers and Harbors l9t
Hon. %. o. stanard. ST. Louis Mo, Rail
road transportation
Hon VIM. w. Bates. Denver Colo. POLL
~ and Measures for Shipping Restoration. -
4 Ex-Governor French. sontn Fc N NJ.
Trade with Mexico"
Hon. Eiwood Mead Cheyenne. wyo.,
/ Needs of Irrigation"
/ Mr.. j. A. stlyers Rola, Mo-, "rranspor-
tation Routes TO the Gulf
Rev. j. H. Lucey. Pine Bluff, Ark. The
Negroes Part in Industrial development.
Hon Chas a. Prouty Washington. ID c.,
will discuss turin conditions IN general.
Hon w NJ Fishback. Fort Smith. ARK
Statehood"
Hon James A. TroutmRn. Topeka, Kan,
"a Century OF Transmississippi Develop
ment."
Hon. E. Il. Perkins Dallas, Texas, state,
hood and the Responsibility OF Citizenship.
Hon. NJ j. Sanders New Orleans. the
Mississippi River and the Mouth Thereof.
Dr. G. H. Tlohsnor New Orleans, Inc
Mississippi and Deep Water Channel to Com
meroe, ~,
Mr.. C. NJ. Heintz. Los Angeles, Cal. I'm
portance of Reservoirs.
Mr. sidney story. New Orleans. la, 'Mu'
nicipal Governments and Their Bearing OF
the Industrial Development OF the Nation
Hon James Wilson, Washington. u. u
Preservation OF Forests.
Hon f. T. n. Hollenberg, Little ROCK
Ark "'The Importance of Consular SER
vice. 100
Hon. rom l., Cannon. 81. Louis MO- rop
ulatlng the Great West
MIR. sidney f. Lewis, New Orleans. Louis
, lana Waterways
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GUARD HERE.
Secretary Of the Arkansas Delegation 10
Town.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE BIG CONGRESS
The Colorado and utnh Delegations
Were Delayed, but Are Ex-
pected This MornInR.

The advance guard OF the biggest event in
Houstons history. the Transmssissipp Com
mercial Congress, arrived last night in the
person OF MIR. George X. Brown, secretary
OF the Arkansas State Board Of Trade, as
well as OF the Little Rock Board of Trade,
whose credentials as delegate from Arkan-
sas and secretary of the delegation from that
state bear the signature Of Governor Dan w.
Jones MIR. Brown came in on the inter-
national and Great Northern last night and
was seen by representative of The Post at
the Capitol. He talked in an Interesting
manner relative to the Congress. its import
ance and the personnel OF the Arkansans.
we expect" he said, ito have dozen or
fifteen OF our best workers here, and they are
III line with the Efforts OF the Houston people
TO secure permanent Improvements for gulf
exports and the diversion of the long haul
OF our products from the East TO the gulf
1T is not yet settled as to who will be
our chairman, but there is no scramble for
the office. The names OF those prominently
mentioned are Colonel B ID. Williams eX-
State senator, and Colonel +. T. b. Hollen-
berg. both of Little Rock Senator sengel
ana Governor flsnoack oil Fort smith and
Fred Fox, president OF the Pine Blur COM
mercial League, who is also a member OF the
Young Mems Christian Association National
committee.
"Uur people will be heard from during the
congress on several matters, one Of which is
a resolution urging that at the proper time
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory be adj
mtted into the Union as separate states.
Colonel Hollenberg, who is a delegate from
the National Business Mems League. will Le
heard from On the REORGANIZATION Of tho
Consular Service, ana Governor Fishback on
the Gulf Ports. One or the most interest,"
ing aud timely addresses Will be by Rev J.
M Lrcey, the Catholic priest OF Pine Blum.
who was boy soldier In the Confederate
army during tho civil war and is today the
president OF the Colored Industrial institute
OF Arkansas, school where the rolored
Will speak on the Relation OF tho Negro Ia
the South's Industrial development
Arkansas will be here to do all the good
marked degree. and Little Rork With twS
newly completed railroads, is conceded to be
/ lcading the procession
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400 per xalloa Ios Cream at Bo0tA'a.