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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
FRNEsT-sEToN THOMPSON.

One Of the bear stories with which En-
est Thompson never fails 70 arouse
the greatest interest among the children
in his audiences illustrates the superiority
Of pluck and determination over mere
size and strength.
Little Johnny. the bear. was continual
II getting his fond and doting mother into
all sorts Of scrapes. but the worst trouble
into which he ever dragged her was one
day when he scented from afar the deiic-
ious odor Of plum tarts. The cook was
making them at the hotel Little Johnny
gIutton that he was. had 20 have some
and. ch1perc ned by OLD Grumpy. MS
mother, the two started FOR the hotel
Row. usually. when the pears show theul-
selves at the kitchen 1oor OF the hotel
IT,, cook hands them out q piece @; VIA
ever he is making. ard tns bears 90 away
satisfied. But this day. cat, very lii
tie cat. hap7-ned TO lie summing Herself in
the doorway The cat had FIVE kittens.
and naturally thought Old Grumpy Qit-
tie Johnny was perched IN a tree az a safe
distance. where he could see everything
and was after her kittens. She therefore
walkd right up 70 the big bear. and darea
here 70 come step further. Old Grumpy
was surprised al first that she stood right
Up on her hind legs and held up her haadz
surrendered IN fact. Immediatesy, how
ever. after the first surprise, she felt
ashamed 10 be taken back BY anything so
small as the little cat. and continued To-
wards the kitchen with that. the cat
lodged her ultmatun. which was herself
right en- the back @ Old Grumpy. How
the fur DID ~. and II was al bears far,
too. Little Johnny became wildly excit-
Cd ard set up a crying for his mother.
Old Grumpy plunged ahead Ike the fren-
zied animal that sne was. but ire cat
held its own ard coztiuusd 20 scratch
and claw terribly. Finally Little john
TT called % his mother 20 cone uD the
tree. which she DID The cat did not
follow. hut took Up hsr stand under the
tree. she would probably 5e there 20
this day. u the cook had not come and
carried her away.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
COMING local TENTS.

Regular meeting OF Iil Rebecka lodge
No I7e. J. o. %. r. tonight. corner oE
Seneca and West Douglas. a good at
tendance IS desired Visitors wiB be wei
come.
The SedswioS Countv Bar association
has postponed - meeting. which vas -
have been held today. untG Friday. F'eb-
ruary :. because q the absence from
town Of several ot us members
Regular meeting Of wichita IodSa. No.
&c 7 O. Q. r tonight Han orer ls3
North Afain street Every MEMBER az le-
-ree STAR requested 10 be present. ready
for WORK Visiting brothers VIZ o= wei
come.
The women's NIssioua-y Society of tAe
First Preshy terrain church will hoid is
regular 1,eeti1s for JanaaTy. il the
church pariors this afternoon AT 9 cock
All ladies' % The church s.nd corgres2sion
are invited Il be present Visitors f-on
other missionary organizations are
always welcome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

George s. Freeman has gone TO Mon
mouth. II.
Victor Henry. the son OF George Henry
is sick with pneumonia
Miss Ruby Castle has accepted a posi-
ton in Shaw's music store.
R. J. Ritter. formerly Of Chicago. is now
clerk at the Hamilton hotel
John Mcbride Of Dawson. I. T. Is in
the city visiting the coal men
Miss Della Hughes has gone to St
Francis hospital to take treatment for
catarrh.
Mrs J. o. Lawrence is sick at her
home. s29 South Main street, with the
grip
George Ross. sr,. is quite sick from the
result OF a severe case Of the grip four
years ago.
H. c Franks who has been IN the
Wichita hospital because OF hemorrhage
has recovered
Sir. and Mrs. A F Rowlee have
changed their residence 10 115+ North
Wichita street
Mr.. John Bertolett passed through the
clly yesterday OF his way from his claim
To his home in Peabody.
Mr.. leslie Banford. Of Chicago. visited
the family Of VIM. Campbell. IS West
Central avenue this week.
A D. Haskins ard Denna Wilson. both
of jefferson. O. T. were married BY Pro
bate Judge Wilson yesterday.
Dir. and Mrs. w L Longsdorf. lsst last
night FOR Poaca City. O. 7. , whers thss
VIII make their future home.
Miss Estena Burke was taken IL At the
theatre wednesday night and is very IL
al her home. 40 West Central avenue
3 r. Tanner has received q notice from
the American Fire Insurance Co. Of Phil
adelphia % pay Fritz Arnholtz $50. the
amount oF insurance with THAI company
on furniture destroyed BY are.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
MADE FAST RACE
Guy Andrews Rode Five Miles in Four
Minutes and Twentyfour Seconds

Guy Andrews rode nile IN forty SIX
seconds on tho indcor track at 81 East
Douglas avenue last night This VS. the
first indoor bicycle race ever run in this
city and large crowd was present. 20
see &c Cox and GUY Andrews make the
race OF their lives. The distance mn was
I'VE miles and Guy Andrews. besides
making the great tine ii one NILE. won
the race by twenty-four seconds The
winner rode the fastest i've miles ever
run IN this city and II was most inter-
sstiag event TO the lovers q bicycle riding
in wichita Andrews made the i've miles
in four minutes ard tweuty-fou- seconds
and Cox went around n four minutes
and forty-eight seconds. Andrews made
the miles as follows:
First mile, hfty-elght seconds: second
nile. dfty-thrse seconds; third nile. nfty-
eight seconds; fourth nile, ffty-one sec
ends; fifth mile forty-six seconds Total.
four minutes ard twenty four seconds.
Cox made the distance as follows: First
nile, sixty seconds; second mile. sixty
four seconds. third mile. 1fty-uine sec
olds. fourth mile. hfty-nine seconds: hfth
nile. forty-eight seconds Total. four
minutes and forty-eight seconds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
CLARA MORRIS

Wichita people, and especially the oder
generation or theatre-goers VIII Be
pleased 70 learn that there IS possibility
OF hearing the celebrated actress-au.hor.
Cara Morris. lecture n this city some
time II February. Miss Clara Norris was
in her day Americas foremost leading
woman OF emotional roles She was a
confe-o OF Booth and Barrett and the
elder Salvina- Forced TO retire from the
stage on account Of II health az the ex-
IRENE height Of her glory. Miss Norris
took up the plan and has made quite q
name in uteraturs as al author This
season she has at last consented 10 a
limited number OF lecture engagements
and has already delivered several OF
them in the principal cities. Her lectures
are not the stsrotypsd addresses OF the
regular platform lecturer. but are said 70
b decided departure from anything OF
the kind ever delivered from the lecture
platform
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
NORDI0A.


One Of Nine. Nordica's favorite and
most successful concert numbers IS q
great dramatic Hungarian aria By Erkel,
in which the climax depicts the grief Of
q mother upon the loss OF her child. The
infinite care as TO details and scruplous
devotion TO the perfection Of her art
which are among Nine. Nordica's most
notable characteristics were brought %
bear in her study OF this aria She was
finally more or less satisfied with all but
the burst Of grief that eluded her. One
day. however. while driving in the coun-
try near her summer home. she was start
led by a wall Of anguish from near cot
tage. jumping from her carriage she
ran 10 the door and there found a young
peasant mother whose child had Just died
in her arms. giving way TO the hrst pas
sion Of her woe. Mime. Nordica did what
she could 70 help the poor bereft mother
but she knew at the same time that
chance had placed in her grasp what she
had tried so hard 70 accomplish The
following days and weeks she worked IN
I'll she could perfectly initiate that fren-
zied cry. there was the climax. and all
who have ever heard Nine Nordlca sing
ErkeTs aria, know that the effect is moth
ing less than electric
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
GONE TO BISON
Mrs. Icef7er Left Last Night for That
Place.

Mrs Katharine Loefier. the Russian.
who arrived IN this city last Tuesday
night friendless and pennilsss. left on the
Missouri Pacific last evening for Bison.
Kansas.
Rev. II. 6. Eunfsld. the German Meth
y schwindt. who lives near Bison. IN
forming him OF the presence OF the wo-
man in this city. received \ telegram
yesterday stating that he would meet
Mrs. Loeffer at The train
\ telegram was also received from
Greeley. Colorado. stating that the hus-
band OF Mrs. Loefier lived there. but
was out OF the city and was expected
back soon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

dications all point to big crowd on that
occasion.
John Norris, Of Furiey, is one Of the
best cattle feeders in the southwest lie
was on the market yesterday and bought
107 head OF stockers and feeders Tor MS
ranch Robins & Alexander had just
what he wanted. Mr.. Norris said ne was
glad 10 see a cattle market at Wichita,
because Il was convenient for nm %,
come here 70 get cattle
Thomas J. Grace, OF Cheney, topped the
hog market yesterday with a car load OF
hogs Of his own feeding. He IS n the
habit OF bringing good hogs 70 market
g. r. Cole, Of Mt Hope, had mixed
load o. cattle and hogs on the market
yesterday.
Frank Moore. Of Andale. had two car
loads Of cattle on the market yesterday
He knows a good thing when he sees II
and he was pleased with his sale OF
mixed cattle.
J. J. Randall Of Rose Hill. and W John
st0n OF Pond Creek. were among the
shippers VINO furnished the hogs Tor the
market yesterday.
When c. T. Blake has nothing else TO
do, ne goes out and buys q car load OF
cattle at some Of the stations north OF
here. and then when he sells them he
makes the buyers pretty nearly drop
dead By Temarking that the cattle must
have taken on a wonderful MI, because
they weighed seven or eight hundred
pounds more than they did at home.
Nj Blake had hogs and cattle on the
market yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
HAD NO LOCUS STAN0l
30 F;r- billions Request Was Denied
hy Home ~rerrfaFy

Loadeu. jan a3-Joheph Dlioa Grssh
Narionalistl in the house = commons
to6ay attempted 70 get the home z=c-s-
-ary. NJ Bltchis. % intervene II Tie sale
90 auction. annoanced fer tomorrov-. %
The seals alleged - have belonged q the
6owager empress u Chlaa. which il IS
claimed. we're looted a. Pski1- TIE seats
aye now the property q IN Auercaa- 2
II OBrien. who bought them from &
Rrssaa Greer NJ Ritchie pointed OFT
taat IS the seals were not the properly -
a British z4h5=ct. the soTernrnent had 10
laclls s-aEdi
re Cslr Rirchis) dId -er knlTw the seas
wers stoisu and althe1sh Il vas not set
form 81 the oa-s5oEce. tae auctLozee-z C.
clinei - glsarautse The seaullensss e the
s-zlz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
DAY He VAS BEHEADEO
statue sfSiaG Charles l. Decorated
with Er-arh<

L-o-Ean- ian BITS s,atuts q Sl-E
Caarizs J. - CHARMS craes Uas l=-c-
rate-5 ~lth Nreatns II Ire casto1a-T
u-anue- t1l4v. this being re ara1Fs--
sarT - ere b@hzasiaz - he mczzrez-
A uorsee.ale wreath. Vhice VAS slt
tr1E Es-lal.rrh. ess Inscribed s1--ee
% the Eenerr CT Ela< Charles The Fsrss
beSez5-1 - lis r=seilisSs suose1ts n
3 ...s EAl. lsEea-T >. 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
FOR A GOLD MEDAL
Members Of Company A VIII Compete
February 27.

On Thursday evening. February 2 Com
pany A. Kansas National Guards. VIII
contest for the gold medal given e the
company By The Retail Clerks union for
the best drilled man IN The company. AZ
the last drill held in NAY. savesant John
Camien w5n the Hedal All the uou-
commissioned officers and privates n the
company are eligible 60 enter the contest
The rules governing the giving cf the
medal states that IL cannot BE he.d hy
one man more than a year and ny be
c0mur4ed for - often IS the members
OF the company desire Three impartial
judges viii be selected BY the commits
stoned officers 20 choose the winnlr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.

The startling announcement OF j dis
covery that VIII surely lengthen life is
made by Editor 0. H Downey, Of Gnu
rubusco. Ind. 4 wish 70 state" he
writes. that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption Is the most infallibie
remedy that have ever known for
coughs, colds and grip. It's invaluable TO
people with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need dread
pneumonia or consumption Its relief is
instant and cure certain Gehrings
pharmacy guarantees every soc aEc 81
hottie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
CATTLE SkLFS.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Horace Greeley said the way 70 re-
sumo specie payment was 10 resume
There was greet deal of talk about
making a cattle market here. but now II
has been demonstrated thar the way 10
make cattle market is 70 buy the cattle
al fair prices
There IS no great excitement about the
hos market but the shippers who send
the,G hogs here probably get as much net
casS Tor them IS they could realize or
any other market.
SuDerlntendent Charles Dar-igrard has
returned from q business trip 10 s..
Louis. and he saws some OF the stock
m6n In tlc big town on the Mississippi
told him three or four hundred people
would come from there 10 Wichita 10 ar
tend the carrlcmenS convention on the
1trh I2ih and 18Th If February. The in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
ADDITIONAL CITY HEHS.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
WARNER COMEDY COMPANY

WARNER COMEDY COMPANY
Lass night the Warner Comedy COM
pany presented What Happened 70
Smith" 70 4 large audience az the Ioler-
The play went well. and the advent CT
the buriesque Sousa and his brass hand
in the second act. was q big hit To-
night the company VIII piGy By Wits
Outwitted Saturday matinee. For :
Million" and Saturday night for the first
tine in Wichita, The Hidden Hand. "
closing with this performance. their En-
gagement ar tho Toler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
New YORK Money Mark..

New York. Jan. s8.-(Close Money OF
call easy. at -1.G2 1sper cent. closed bid
and asked. zts021z Per cent, prime mer-
camille paper. as Fer cent Sterling ex-
change frner, with actual business 81
bankers bus al ti.sTGs Ssii for de-
ma-d ard az "a. So a. sses for SIXTY days,
posted rates. SIS aad SIS commercial
higs. 8 So as Sl1s Bar silver. SO Mex
fcau dollars 55-sc Government bonds
!. rT1er- state soCds steady. railroad bonds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
30. HorsER coMrNG

his gifted lecturer VII occupy the
Crawford Grand next week for one night
AID 4 matinee sunday night VIII BE for
everybody ard the afternoon lecture tor
la6iys only. L IS needless 70 say that
large crowds vii attend these Iscares-
Wichita always Vurrs cut when Frof.
Houser comes. Re always has something
Interesting 10 say and q most cieve- way
OF saying II Both OF these lectures are
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

Mss Frz1ces Bcydsn zEa El sFrszr
here zsth Iunss ard his baad ~ We-rsz-
day. Fes-uzry :. ~ the Craa-forss ilafer
Is probably TIE zosr dlsiinetivs sl1Eer
"a TIE Aruerfca1 cozes-t staE A4s
a s8urzno voice q rieh csrr1s1T gtaasisT
ara Hgurs3l-T = tenA Wh-ch s1z--5T r.
r. IDS ere = Semtreh- SIC IL serE-
aniy n tae rveut-es-hzs e tea-sisai 1sr-
r7-1llty reg has u-ste q ezrarfatle ear-
cszs s.ace he- csaul $40 re4rs $50. %
Br-.ssls vtere she zzse al irsrs Ri
Sic sreoss rlosr = hsr t.re l1 Ezian.s
-here SO e par-acaiarsr kurWu sd 5
ro-ssarsly engages ~ re ts fe-a
SIC s q lersc so7rs1c - greaf p-T-r
.sre Her p-reel sa1ce7ses a4sE
been rzze - sszrz-er.te Esa as1 laa
" Enrea s-ines WITH tna kEe6es Ess
Po-fz-. - cozriess bad - fffF-sTe
r,zTe-z. E-TS t1e rrezt eora~z.s-- zeH5Es
A-se-<s. r. rszow-sc bz-.tszs. zsTzt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

Sportsmen's League Learns q Ship
neats Ct Prairie chickena-
A. J. Applerate. the secretary ~ The
League u American sPorfsmen. recsisei
Information yesterday that a party u
hunters near Beipre. kan. have oesss
shipping prairie chickens from that VI
ciuity regardless % the interstate eom-
mercc law the federal authorities have
been Noticed ard r. deDaty United States
marshal has E0ne % arrest the hunters.
They are living la "a tent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
CHERRY SISTERS

The only original Cherry Sisters wiz
appear az the ToIer fer one performance
OF their great specially entertainment.
Tuesday night. February 4 The Chrrrys
are well known all over the east hav-
ing toured the principal cities for the past
three seasons. Their performance is
unique and apart from anything n a sim
lar hne. from the fact that It was writ
ten aud arranged. words and mustc, By
the young ladies themselves Il is said
to be very strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
ST. Louis.
st. Joseph.
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Jan. 30.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday:
Kansas-Snow and warmer Friday; Sat
urday probably fair; variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Snow
or rain and warmer Friday; Saturday
nroha bIv fair. variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

the tenor. and other celebrated grand
opera singers The great novelty ~iu
be a rev spectacular anvil scene which
VIII be given with electrical effects. low
cred lights and q corps OF anvil beats-s-
sale CT seats opens Monday at Hove's
fevve1rv stare.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
REJECT $4,000 OFFER
Tucker & Daisy Want $4,000 for ths
Scheetz 5uIIcIn2.

the scheetz building. hz~e been o1-rsf
fEF9 for thc property. bat Informed -
vosiid-be purchasers thst they would nos
sell for - than 81 GO
The nuatlag - iocstef on the south-
east corner q Douglas av.uu. and Ma
ket street u vas buHt about Tires
.enr. 40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
BUYS MEADE COUNTY LAND
Iowa Man Pays $4,000 for Nine Hun
dred and Sixty Acres.

The realty firm OF J. 81 clendenin e
Co. has sold 20 !. ". sanderson Of Rur-
Iing-ou, Iowa. ss9 acres q land IN Meade
county. fer 200. The land 81 unlm-
proved ard is used Tor grazing purposes
aTr. sauders0n owns a large amount or
uuiuproved land IT. western Kansas ard
Is planning 20 buy great deal more II
is his intention % induce colonists from
the eastern states % settle there
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

Aunt Jsrusna~ vlsh Sc suris ard
fo-oefui portrayal @ rustic Ne~ E1e.lad
life VII cone q the C-avfor1 taeater On
thursday evening. Fesr1arT E IAeTe
are scenes g honey rs-tn ard saai1-
r-ll-zfateT festivities pf-cr-lrs1 - eEs-
odes ok pathos IS wheie - story Is
weu ted ard nationally develo7-1. a-a
aims fer vhoiezoue1ezs ard Eezzy
human sediment ia its every l-a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this troubIe. Tee 1t once
the remedy that stopped u Tor Mrs n
a. Webster OF Winnie. Va She writes
DE- Kings New Life Pins wholly cured
me OF sick headaches bad suffered from
for two years. Cure heacache. const-
patton. bIIiousness &c at Gearing
rharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
ARTICLE on ROME
Michigan Woman Sends for Paper
Written by Wichita Woman.

Miss Maud 8IcLargblin haE received
letter from Mrs- T. =. HH 3 club w7-
man Of Decatur. Mich. asking her 10 sead
to Decatur. a paper Rad before fhs Fast
side Chaatauqua Circle ~ this ctr. last
Sovcruter- The payer was writfen -
Mss Mclaughlin ard - eescriuflen -
what she saw IN Rome. WIEN she Haa
there A year aeo. & woman % I.lvane.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

This large fou--story building Is Sd
m.rabiy fitted and furnished for the cars
OF the sick No lcathsoEss or co1tag soux
diseases admitted. but al other diseases
that are usually treated a. hospitals ara
successfully treat-c here. Including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Women. married
or single. can ind = sale retreat hers
during confinement. and = home IN every
case found for the child II required \
home for the poor and rich alike. as all
operations and medical treatment are
free. and the only Charge that - made n
The ordinary hospital Zee. which Is Just
enough to Pay the running expenses CO
the institution. The best OF references
given when required write fer eircuis-
&C the Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

'Feicltious in conception. Elective r.
execution and artistic r. e1press-oa- ~
Y. Home Journal speaking - "1Fhea sTs
Were TweatT-0ue.~ which coucs q the
Crawford theater so01-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31

New YORK. jan 1-Eut1er-Fec-irt
80 rackaE@S Market f-uer St T.
CairT Ic- creamery lF1---c- J-ca
CreG merE. t5fi-le- factory is -l--c
t1eese-Eecel rts- 80 EacEeg.eS- E-rCy
larEe early mace Cc-crel- i-.E fancy
small state fua cream. e-lri- Ullt-e. Eel-
0red. 1lIsE11s.c. fancy large early Ela-=-
wEitc. t4L fancy SL1-l state I-l
crfz-l sarls made wEi-e. Fl 7lltel
fEEs-leceipts. s.5e4 packages Nar-et
f7rr1 state and fsenEsg isarl-i- sc vest
e-u ~ marx 5c
SuSa--2ax Errr- Fair refining. s-16-
centrsfuEzi = test : HIS. ncclasses 81
gz-- lslsc- Kennel STEADY Crushed
&c, powdered 50: g-zcclars6- s-15c-
Co5eS-Stez6S- Ne. : &c. SIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-31
Kansas CITY.

Kansas City. Jan. o0.-VV heat-9far
ls-sc, July. ~ &c. cash No. > hard. 7lc
No. hard. 80. Nc red. siizaSScs No.
, ed Ssfs-c- No. spring. -5fr15c
Corn-JanuaTy. sc May. etlzc cash
Nc mixed. sc. No white. e'ec
No. Waite o6le6izc
Hay-choi1e timothy. 81 5oali.. rrai-
RE Sl3@al37a
Butter-Creams-y. 1saEe, fancy dairy.