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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-10-20
WORDS
WITH HORSES
ANIMALS APPRECIATE KIND
AFFECTIONATE GREETINGS.

That animals can love and obey
higher power, even to the death, is
matter beyond question. They may
not, as Swedenborg tells us, have will
and understanding, but only a resem-
blance of each, which the learned call
an analogous endowment. All this may
be said and may be so. What l main
tain is, that most animals which are
made companions of man learn to love
and obey him, even as we learn to love
and obey the powers we call the high
err What are the faculties called into
play in doing this? Love, reason, rev.
erence, awe. etc. So they, the blessed
beasts, in their following after higher
law, love, reason Qn their degree), re-
we're, are smitten with awe of us. their
betters.
Their love says. although YOU Stay
me, yet will I trust YOU" Their trust
through good and i'll favor, might sug-
gest an improved standard to whole
conversations of humans. Their era
titude so instant for Iitt1a Lindnesses
nuts our lagpard habit to shame son,e-
times If comes over mo most forcihIv
of late years. again and again. how lit
tie and seldom we avail ourselves Of
our God-sent opportunity to meet the
EARNEST exnectation"' If tba foi,r-roC,t-
ed creature.
| To me it is a most intimate delight.
as thread The tbo,.o,,rtfa.1 - ~ -, =,
market day. to catch the eve of 8
| tethered horse beside the curb Years
ago L discovered that q certain svIIa-
| BILE caressingIv shaken oI,,os+ ,,a,.ar,
| fails to arrest the attention of e,,en
the duIIest most unl,ennt bors, tL,t
ever nibbled a most to mass away The
| time. Whatever other ohservat ion
might fail 70 brighten the horad az
| preston of the tattered eonina-this
! magic monosvIIabIa bas e,,a, b,r,,i,,o,
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sHERIFFS SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of a certain Ex-
ecution issued out Of the Circuit Court
of the First Circuit Of the Territory of
Hawaii, on the 22nd day of September,
a. d. 1902, in the matter Of w. w. Gra-
ham VS.. Orpheum Company, Limited
have, on this LIST day of October, A, d.
1902, levied upon, and shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii, at IL o'clock
noon OF Saturday the LIST day of No
vember, A. d. 1902, all the right, title
and interest of the said Orpheum Com
pany, Limited Corporation, In and to
the following described property, un-
less the judgment and cost of execu-
ton amounting to one Hundred and
Six and 36-l0O Dollars, interest, costs
and my expenses are previously paid:
All that certain tract of land on the
North side of Fort street, above Bere-
tania, in Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
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SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of a certain
Execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the First Circuit of the Ter
rltory of Hawaii, on the 10th day OF
August, A. d. 1902, in the matter of
John Kaikeiki VS.. Naleilehua, 1 have,
on this 22nd day of September, A. D..
1902 levied upon, and shall offer for
salt and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Police Station,
Kalakaua Hale, in Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii, at II O'Clock
noon of Thursday, the 29rd day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1902, all the right, title and
interest of the said Nalellehua in and
to the following described property I'M
less the judgment for One Hundred and
Eighteen and 95-1OO Dollars, interest,
costs and my expenses are previously
paid:
All that land situated at Hakepu,
Koolaupoko, Oahu, described in Land
Commission Award CHS, Royal Patent
1928 to Naholowaa, and containing an
area Of Ia acres.
CHAS. f. CHILLINGWORTH
Deputy Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii
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BYAUTHORITY
TAX APPEAL COURT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Court
of Tax Appeals for the First Judicial
Circuit Island of Oahu, will sit in the
Tax Office, Judiciary Building, on Mon
day, October 90 1902, at 1880 p. M, to
hear such appeals in re income taxes
as may be brought before it.
Z. c. WINSTON,
President of the Court of Tax Appeals
for the Island of oahu.
Honolulu, oct. IA, 1902.
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So dissatisfied are some of the in
habitants of Llanelly, Wales, with the
public lighting arrangements of the To-
cal authority that the other evening
they lighted a portion of one of the
main thoroughfares with candles, with
the object OF putting the authorities
to shame. The sight attracted such
crowds that the police We're kept busy
clearing the pavement, and the urban
council contemplates taking proceed
ings against the owners Of the candles
for obstruction.
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containing 3S-1OO OF an acre, more or
less, conveyed by deed of Chas, s. Des-
ky and wife, Minnie Desky, to the Or
pheum Co., Ltd, in Liber 20S, Page 50.
Subject to mortgage to the German
Savings and Loan Society OF San
Francisco, for $32,5OO, OF record in liz
Der 232, Page 107.
CHAS. +. CHILLINGWORT
Deputy Sheriff, Territory OF Hawaii.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Charles A. Elston successfully and
brilliantly defended the championship
cup in the tennis tournament at the
Beretania courts Saturday afternoon.
He won from Frank C. Anterior the
challenger by the score 60, o. ga
Elston was in admirable form and play
ed fast game up at the net. Ather-
ton was not in as good form as he was
when he played with Cunha.
The play of the tournament is shown
as follows
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HILO, October l7.-Fred NJ. Shaw.
brother of II. l.. Shaw, the druggist,
died Saturday, October IL, at the HiIo
Hospital of heart trouble. The de-
ceased had been engaged in agricul-
ture in Olaa and had been i'll bur ten
days. Burial took place in the Hilo
cemetery Saturday afternoon The de-
ceased was born at St. Paul. MINI,
December l., 1853.
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EVA WANTS ROADS

Acting superintendent Cooper has
received a report from the Eva and
Waianae road board telling of the
work of the past year. The board asks
for $l5,69l for bridges and $4,000 for
macadamizing roads. over $l5, 600 have
been spent during the year at Waipa-
hu and Halawa.
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SHORT AND SWEET.

How did you like the poem our
preacher read at the beginning of his
sermon this morning." she asked him.
Very much" said Mr.. Hallboy. 1T
was short and sweet, like" Here he
paused eXpressively. by the way"
he continued, how did you like the
sermon?" Not much. 1t was long and
tlresome, like" Here she paused.
And the conversation died out.-Chica-
go Tribune.
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If you want to buy or sell anything.
place a classified ad in the Star. Three
lines three times for as cents.
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ORIGIN OF SAYINGS
COMMON REMARKS AND WHERE
THEY STARTED.

GO To Halifax" where The Shoe
Pinches," Halifax Law Was To Con-
denim Criminals First and Try After
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AN OBJECT LESSON.

The General STAFF of the French army
were all present at the scene Of the
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LIST OF OFFICERS.
Charles M. Cooke. President.
Geo. Fl. Robertson. .V-Pres. & Mgr.
2. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Sec'y.
n. F. Allen. Auditor.
!. c. Jones'. Director
4. Waterhouse Director.
!, r, Carter. Director.
All Of the above named constituting
the Board of Directors.
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NAY HAVE GOOD RESULTS.
Fire az Atlantic City Opens the Way T.
Needed Improvements.

Atlantic City. y. J.. April 3.-Tha
beach front between Illinois and New
York avenues presents scene OF utter
ruin and desolation. OF the many fine
hotels situated in the district visited
hy THURSDAYS confiagration there re-
main standing the unburned portion OF
the Windsor hotel at the Board Walk
and Illinois avenue. and the charrea
frame work Of the Rio Grande hotel on
New York avenue. Between these two
structures lies hlackened waste,
scarcely q stick beirg left to identity
any one of the numerous buildings
destroyed by the fire. The shell OF the
Academy of Music mains standing
and this IS notable. n the theater Wa
the only brick building in the burned
afea.
All through tho night tho beach
Board Walk and avenues near th'
scene ~ the fire were patroiird by th'
Morris guards and Company l. OF th'
national guards During the day th'
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JONES AGAIN ON HAND.
Appears IN the Senate After His Hot
Political Fight

Washington. April = When Mr..
Jones ~ Arkansas appeared on IN"
roor nf III senate during the day aifc-
n protraciet absence during which y"
raAstd through warm ana nnsnc'
cesefnl contest for reelection. 4" was
surrounded Immediately hy many 81
his colleagues. all anxious 70 learn the
details of thc contest II" was given
most cordial greeting hy senator's on
both sides Of the chamber.
The sena.c at the conclusion of ron.
tino hnsin.ss. proceeded To the consid-
Grafton of the Indian appropriation hiii.
At o'clock the Indian bill. not hay
inr been completed the unfinished
husintss. The Chinese exclusion hllI
was taken M for consideration.
Mr. Mitchell tOrl addressed the
senate in support Of the measure lis
sn...h had been carefully prepared
and was given careful attention ny
senators.
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TO MAKE WEEKLY TRIPS.
New Steamship Line From New York
to South Africa.

New York, April 5.-Ten new steam
ships of the Union Castle Mail Steam
ship company Oimited) soon VIII be
plving between New ! ork and the
ports of South Africa. one OF these
vessels. the Corfe Castle. IS now tled
up in the Erie basin and Will san LOT
the African coast on Monday II is
the intention of the company 70 nav"
one shin leave New York each Week
and to cut down the sailing time pc
tween New York and Cape Towh 70 q
davs. A most unusual cargo IS pelns
taken on by the Corfe Castle. lnstead
of filling the ship with the ordinary
commodities that have hitherto gone
to South African ports she is beng
loaded with pianos. organs. CLOCKS pre-
pared cocktails. articles OF household
equipment and every conceivable thlhe
that goes to make up the American
home. 1t is these things that are now
wanted in South Africa and because oi
the war with England the owners o.
the Union Castle line believe the Unit
cd States will be welcomed as Tho
chief source Of supplies for the Soutf
African countries.
ON the trip going from here 70 Soutf
Africa the ships will touch 81. Vincent
Cape d. Verde Islands. poe miles wes
Of the African coast: 81. Helena. cape
Town and Port Elizabeth. On the re
turn trip they will stop al the Canar,
| islands and Madeira.
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SARGENT HAS ACCEPTED.
Will Succeed Powdcrly as immigration
Commissioned

Washington. April 3.-Frank Sar.
gent prcsidcn, OF the brotherhood OF
ocomotiyo Firemcn. saw the presi.
sept during tho day and was rendered
,he position of commissioner Eenef'ii
~ immigration Mr. Sargent afceli'a
the offer. hut h told the president ,h"'
|, would be necessary for MN TO cio,,
up his business affairs before ne eo"'.
-, ch,rco Of tho Office The prcsl-
49,, ;nformcd him he could have all
,ha limo he wanted In the meantime
no is 10 faniliarize himself with ihe
du,ios of his new position. II Is under
stood that the designations OF Messrs.
powderlv and McSwecly have been re-
annstcl or will be at once Joseph
Murray viii succeed the latter ana
William williams will be nominated
aeon To succeed Commissioner OF I'M
,nirration Fitchie nj New YORK
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eHlNGSE EXCLUSION BILL.
O'oc bcg'no Consideration Of the
Measure.

e,r'. r"'.'ahington. April 5.-At the con.
la'h Of routine business in tho
,.a Nlr Mahon (Pa.) asked unani-
Nm consent that the omnibus claim
MAJ sent to conference. but Mr..
dar d'lN 'Ga.) objected. This was the
VA 81 aside for the consideration Of
Of ), 'alins but Mr.. Mahon. chairman
Cd W. ,ommittcc on war claims. yield
Wool "ah the understanding that a
cl,i,a fom Tuesday be devoted to war
into ana the house thereupon went
u, ,,ohmittce OF the whole and took
spn,tp Nv chinese exclusion bill. The
Mae' called upon Mr.. Moody
Lon, =, VINO Is To succeed Secretary
mit,aa way J. TO preside over The com
soc,,, ol the whole. AS the future
raya, ,'a'F oi tho navy assumed the
how me members on both sides Of the
NJ, saf" him an ovation.
commi,,.'it ,'it' Ulls). chairman Of the
pclsnn.,ee on foreign affairs. who had
said ''' ~ charge Of the exclusion bill,
tho oni. ~. committee was unanimous in
hes. 1,ah'oh ,ah that the admission of Chi
be- 'aoorors into this country would
prohlo 'rions evil. One of the main
solve s hS which the committee had to
the ,d'', =. said was in connection with
morcban..s'on Of the privileged classes.
ers ana 's. travellers. officials. teach
fraud ~. Students. 80 as to prevent
harra,aa;an AZ the same time to avoid
Chinese and tormenting bona fdc
~, wh merchants. Mr.. Perkins IN
bin. oxn, ~mn drew the report upon the
.Dalned the measure in detail.
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Could Not Breathe.

Coughs. colds. Group, grip bronchitis
other throat and lung troubles art
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. one Minute Cough Cure is not .
mere expectorant. which gives only tenn
porary relief 1t so:tens and liquifi>'
the mucous. draws out the inflammation
and removes the cau>e Of the disease
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. On
Minute Cough Cure will do all that
claimed for IT," says Justice ofthe Peac
J.Q. Hood. Crosby. Miss. My Wit
could not get h7r breath and was re
lived by the first dose. 1t has been
benefit 20 all N! fpmily.
Cook 4 ODKE.
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Mr. clati fNo). n member ~ tho
committee which made a minority rc.
por, in favor Of the senate bill. which
II more drastic than the house meas
ure. followed Mr. Perkins. He predict
81 that II the supreme court should
decide that the citizens and subjects
III Spain N the Philippines became cit
liens hv annexation thus allowing fhs
free entry of Cinnamon into the init
ed States from the Philippines. the isl
ands would be unloadcd
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ADVERSE TO CROz'ea.
Senate Committee Opposes Conf'rn'a'
tion Of His Nomination.

Washington. April i.-The senate
oo,nm;ttee on military affairs mas au'
,borjzed favorable reports on the nom.
inations Of Colonel George J.. Glilespl,
,n no chief of engineers and colohe'
George T. Davis to be judge advoea'e
aonorol and an unfavorahle report Oh
.,,a nomination Of Captain william
Crozicr to be chief OF the p".e"u -. -
ordnance. all with the rank ol u''s"
dier general The reason why an ~. =
ccption was made in crozicr % rasu :, :,
fonnd in the fact that he IS ch"'ss'
with being interested in ceT'a'" ''''
nance patents.
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MERGER BILL PASSED.
Iowa Legislature Makes Law Less
Objectionable.

pcs Moines. April 5.-The senate
has passed the famous Hubbard me'
Cer bill. after amending il so as &c
make II less Objectionable to some OF
the opponents of the measure; IL, !,
no assed by a vote of - to and VIII
probably be passed by the house u
permits railroads organized uhasr IN.
laws of the state to acquire raliroaas
in other states and is by far the mos,
;mportant bill passed this session II
Is of great Importance to the Rock Isl
ona and the Burlington.
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BRITISH AND EOERS FIGHT a
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT IN
THE TRANSvAAL.
BOTH SIDES LOSE HEAVILY
Fifteen Hundred Burghers Under Gen.
cral Oelarey Take Part in the At.
fair and Are Finally RepuIsed-De-
tachment Of Canadian Rifles Sus-
Every Man Being Killed or Wounded

London. April 5.-Thcre was severe
fighting all day long on March 81 in
the neighborhood Of Harts river in the
southwestern extremity Of the Trans
saal between part Of General kitch
pner's force and the forces of Generals
Delarey and Kemp. resulting IN the
repulsc of the Beers after heavy losses
on both sides. The Canadian Rifles es
peeially distinguished themselves. one
party. commanded by Lieutenant
Bruce Carruthers. holding its post IN
Ill every man was killed or wounded.
Lord kitchcner's official report
dated Pretoria says:
General Kitchener Iord Kitchen.
ers brother sent Colonels kelr and
cook4on from Vriekuit Western
Transyaal. March 81. 10 reconnoiteI
towards iiarts river They soon struck
I'll. track OF guns and carried on run.
ming feht for eight miles. following the
track through the bush Emerging on
| a plain large Boer endorsements adj
| ,anced against their flanks. forcing
| The British troops 10 take up deten
siye position. which they hastily eli
| trenehcd. Fighting cnsucd al close
| quarters till the Bocrs We're repulsed
on all sides Dclarcy, Kemp and ofhel
/ leaders attempted to persuade then
| men To renew the action but IN vain
Fiiten hundred Eoers participated II
the engagement. hut they haa suffered
too heavily and cleared away To tht
northwest and south The British loss
e. also We're scycrr. The tanaalat
Rifles especially distinguished them
selves. one party. commanded by Lieu
Tenant Bruce Carruthers, holding 1t.
post until every man was killed q
wounded Others OF the force shoMe'
great stoadiness. allowing the Boer
to advance within 2ue yards oi iheH
; AMI repelline them with steady ri
. fire
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Manv Havtjens Exiled.

Kingston, Jamaica, April "a Sec
fnd batch Of Haytian exilcs arrived
here during the day from Jaomel,
Hayti The government Of that re-
public is ordering scores Of suspected
conspirators to leave the country. The
conditions in Hayti are reported to be
Very disturbed.
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chamberlain Advises Reciprocity.

Kingston. Jamaica. April "a dis'
c,tch has been received at Barbados.
rom the colonial secretary. Joseph
nhambcrlain. saying that in cohse-
omnncc of the abolition of the C,a,a
sm,ar bounties. it is not desirable that
.hn West Indian colonies furthe: pro
innc the period allowed for the ratlIl-
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Survived Fall Of 800 Feet

New York. April 5.-After falling 600
feet down a mine shaft ~ Hibernia. \.
J.. Andrew Michaliquo, a miner. is still
alive and chances are good for his re-
coyerv. There was no obstruction
whatever in the shaft and the miner
bounded from side TO side. One of his
legs is broken and his head is badly
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Met His Death Firmly.

Trenton. y. J.. April 5.-George Het
trick. alias Frank ~ Williams, was
hanged in the Mercer county jail
during the day for the murder OF John
kraus in this city on Thanksgiving
dav last. Hettrick. who had shown
signs of collapse early in the week
walked TO the gallows with firm step
The trap was sprung at 1856 and
Hcttrick was pronounced dead lo min
utes later.
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CABINET CONSIDERS PROTEST
AGAINST BRITISH CAMP
NEW ORLEANS.
MORE REFORMATION WANTED
Instruct ons Given That the Facts IN
.-c Case Be the Subject Of Inquiry
Aiso the Law Bearing Upon TIC
oucs.icr-CompIairt Of Governor
fe7r1 Accompanied by Large Bun
Gle q hfteavits.

"as' tHrton. April 5.-.Thc time oi
8a faH.n't meeting was taken up n.
! e''irly with communication
Aa.'a ~" pr sidcn' has received from
= sas"rNor Of Louisiana protesting
.a.' "" camp alleged 10 lac main.
.@ia' p ihat state by agents OF the
'..l 4 @oFr' nmani for the purpose 81
VII tar mules and horses to the
'.'83sh army In South Africa. The
n has directed an Investigation
''' ihc facts and tho Law bearing
stod ~ question.
ihe 'ommnnication from Governor
t'atH ol Louisiana on the subject was
''lianlrd by a bulky collection OF
Hihtiis. consisting mainly Of nj.
s.'@'''s. That the laws of the United
.", are being violated by the off.
N barge Of the depot II Is con.
't' mat regular military camp is
'''i'"i'd on American territory.
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REJOICING AT PANAMA.
Reports Received Of Several Govern
rert Victories.

Panama. Colombia. April s. This
CITY was the scene OF wild enthusiasm II
on tn part oi the Conscry atiNes when
Governor Salazar made public the con
tents OF the following dispatch re
ceiy.d from preSidcn, Marroqnia
General Gonzales Valencia has de
feated and completely destroyed The
armies o. Generals tocion Soto and
.Iuan McAllis;cr. General Tribe Orihe
who invaded Colombian territory. VIA
Medina. in the department OF Royaca
was also defeated hy General Nicholas
pardamo.
Governor Salazar informed the cor
RESPONDENT of the Associated Press
thar both victories were OF great ia
portancc. because they meant practi
caIly the end of the revolution. l'aN
Ing only the isthmus 10 he paeiiied
The governor has received adNlces
from Cauca announcing the approach
i'm dpnarture OF 5000 mon from tha'
denartment To begin operations agalns'
III, Liberal general. Herrera. who VII
he attacked by lu.o0n government sol
diers Should Herrera attack Panam;
,hc governor said that the Liberals
would lose every man they had. nc
cause the entertainments of FGnam;
wore the strongest ever built here. ant
could not be stormed except ny
very numerous army which the LID
erals do not possess
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cation of the reciprocity convention
with the United States. This view is
generally accepted here.
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soiaiers were relieved from duty by
the police force.
While great sympathy is generally
expressed for the sufferers by the fire.
the impression prevails that the disas-
trous visitation will not be without
good results. as ii has opened the way
to improvements which. it is conceded
were a necessity.
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Washington. April Sen toneha,
th. colombian minister. has received
n cahlcgram from President Mat'oqnih
OF Colombia. confirming the press u'S'
patches from Panama oi the victories
of Generals Valencia and fefdoH'l
over the insurgents. II is hellefea az
the legation here that this VIII ehd the
ipsurrectiOn in Colombia.
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BAKING POWDER

There arc cheap baking pow
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their as,riugcn, and cali,or
izing qualities add a
dangerous element TO food
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