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Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-13

There are now residing in New York
seven former members OF the cabinet, three
OF whom were secretaries Of the treasury
namely. Fairchilds. Carlisle and Gage; four
men who have been ministers to France
Bigelow, Morton, Reid and Porter; two ex-
governors Of the state, two men who have
been lieutenant governors and thirteen who
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-13
DESIGNED TO BE FUNNY.

Washington Star: Money" said Plod.
ding Pete, ''slips, troo me hands like
We'll" answered Meandering Mike
"dat's about, as close as l care about comm
to takin' a bath"
Baltimore American: you think YOU
could elevate the stage" say the Dra.
matte Manager. why, tina is. the line
followed only by ex-prizefghters."
But 1t would come more natural to me
1 am used to holding them up"
scheme" said the chief Of the p% risand ne"
Let's have IT," demanded the ow.
We'll just capture a bunch OF mission.
them go on condition that we Eet So per
cent Of the receipts from their lectures"
Washington Star; ''That medieval armor
q visitor at the museum,
Yes" answered the man with darned
SiStheS but there co,I Vas lion one p. satisfastion
a suit OF It in entire confidence that the
moths hadn't gotten into It,"
darling, I swear II By those lofty elms in
yonder park. ~
sheIJDon't swear by those, Reginald.
,she-Because those trees are slippery
elms. & -5
Philadelphia Press: Gayman-I wanted
to thank you for the handsome beer mug
Mrs. Goodart-Of course. you'll under
stand I meant It to be used only as an
ornament. ..
Gayman-ohi my wife keeps it full for
me all the time.
Mrs. Goodart-she doesn't realiy7
3 Gayman-Yes. full OF temperance tracts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-13

came face to face with q very irate gentle
man, who had been sitting next to her.
INSTRUMENTATION ara you trying
to take mef" he demanded.
"I-you!" she stammered.
"Yes-loOk therei" He pointed to the
floor, and in an instant she q grasped
the situation. By mistake in cropping she
had found the lacing OF his shoe. which she
had taken for the other end Of her own,
and had fastened them so carefully to-
gether that It took the gentleman quite
five minutes to effect q release, under the
amused glances of the other occupants of
the car, which had Travelled twice that
number Of blocks before the lady was
ready to give another signal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-13

1Vtel
Net total Ealea ST0,S3S
GEoRGE b. TzScHTcK.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
1902.
Seal.) M. B. HUNGATE,
Notary Public.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-29

VI  in H.
  a
 
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-29
THE SCHOOL ELECTION
This Day Promises to Be Warmer Than the Thermometer Will
 Indicate.

The most exciting school election ev2r held in Phoenix, and for several years they have been more or less exciting. will occur today. As in the elections of the last three years the issue is Superintendent Creager. There is only one trustee. a grammar school trustee, but who under the new law will be Il member CT the union high school board, to be elected. The candidates are W. II. Robinson and Geo. II. N. Luhrs. Mr. Robinson is aVoWedly anti-Creag2:' and while MT Luhrs has not made d public expression of his course in the event cf his election. it is generally understood that he is favorable tn Superintendent Creager.
 The election will take place at th a Central school building and it is be- lieved that not less than fou-fifths of those qualified to vote will cast their ballcts. The new law as to qualifica ton is different from the old one as tn the taNpaYing qualification. It re- Quires that voters having no children of school age must have actually pail taxes ether than poll tax for the pre-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-29

cedinG year. Under the old law it was only required that he should be liable to taxation. The law is as follows:
 Every person, male or female, of the age of twenty-one years CT over, who is q citizen of the United States ami who has been resident of d district for thirty days immediately preceding the day of election and who is th" parent or guardian of a child of school age residing in the district or who has paid territorial county school tax, exclusive Of poll tax. during the preceding year.
 How the new law constituting the high school board is to be complied with is mystery. It is as follows:
 Tine board of education to have charge of the high school shall consist: l. In any single high school district of the three trustees of that district ,. In any union high school district. of five members. three of whom shall be the school trustees of the school dis trict in which said high school is sii uated. The two additional members shall he elected from the remaining territory of the union district at tha time and in the manner and for tn" same term of office that school trustees are elected: Provided. however. that nothing herein contained shall affect the present term Of office of any trustee in any union high school now organ iZed.''
 There are at present five members ol the high school board, Dr. Hughes and Messrs. Cnristy. Rays, Hill and Luhrs The terms of the last two expire toda! The school district board consists ot three members, Messrs. Fickas, De Mund and Robinson. The term of Ml- Robinson expires today and he will b. succeeded by himself or Mr. Luhrs At any rate there will be three mem 1 bers oi the school district board. whe with the three hold overs of the present high school board will make six insteaJ of five members.
 Neither can the new law be cCmpliei with in the matter of the residence ol the trustees. for all of them but one will be residents of this school district MT Christy alone being the represer- tativa of the remaining territory oi the union district.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-29
Phoenix, Ariz., March 20, 1902.

InOanlN, -kIlZ., MATCH -U, I9U-. To the Stockholders of the Iron Springs Outing Club:
 Notice is hereby given that the ar nual meeting of the stockholders of the Iron Springs Outing Club will be heli at the office of it's president, MT. T. w. Pemberton. corner of First avenue and Jefferson street, Phoenix, Arizona, on Tuesday, April l, 1902, at eight o'clocl; P. m.. for the purpose of electing di- rectors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before them.
 w IT. ROBINSON,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-29

Some day your friends will think they have discharged. their full duty by you if they inquire of the neighbors how you are. and express the hope that you will not suffer long.-A tchisan Globe.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-29

The latest in gents neckwear, hosiery and underwear at Plank the Hatter's.
 Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
 Great variety of Indian baskets from all western tribes at the Curio.
 Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Cream puHs.

Mrs r. s. Y. writes. VIII Won please
publish at your earliest convenience. p
recipe for cream pu1s. such as we set
at frst-claEs bakeries
Put half pint OF water into a sauce
pan with four ounces Of sweet fresh butt
ter. a little lemon peel shaved thin. two
ounces OF sugar and q salf-spoon ~ sait
~ soon as the water begins % boil.
throw n four ounces Of -four l3o not sift
in) and at once begin 70 stir rapidly with
g wooden spoon or paddle keid in The
right hand while you hold the saucepan
firmly with the left hand. continue 20
stir until "A smooth thick paste IS formed
which viii bc in "A few minutes. Then
take from the fire and rs soon as coos
enough uot 90 scald the eggs break BE-
tho first one and beat urtil b. e. smoothly
mixed in tho batter, then add tRo more
and beat them Boz thoroughly and con-
fInuo as rapidly as possible unti eiEhf
have been added. unless you ind that the
batter g. getting too thin. then % nos
add All tho eggs the recipe calls Tor
The batter must be stiff enough % keep
lis shape without spreading much wren
nuf fin the pans and the eggs should ali
e. added before the batter gets cold
AFTER the eggs arc in continue go beat
the batter until a 81 clear ard smooth
when ready o. bake first butter the pans
we'll thcn durt Wfth GeBT shaking N all
Thar viii adhere. Drop TIE batter with
sroon or use pas;T- beg ard rune ifar-
ing some space between rnch one II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23

ment Everybody who knows Eugene
Arnett knows that when he says he will
do thing II will be done.
He absolutely guarantees his customers
a profit on the goods he sells them and
il they are not sold the first season and
get out of fashion he takes them back
and replaces them with later goods. MI
Arnett last evening showed a reporter
for the Eagle letters from one OF the
largest merchants in this city and from
others in the large towns in Oklahoma
and Texas. and everyone of them said
their purchases of him were the most
satisfactory they had ever obtained and
that he gave the best values for the
money
If Mr.. Arnetts business keeps up its
pr esent rate of expansion. he viii soon
occupy the entire four-story building
Stop coughs ana COLDS. cure all lang
troubles and prevent consumption by US
ing one Minute Cough Cure. 1t IL harm
less and acts quickly. Geo. Van H'er-
den, Gus Saur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Notice


Ait.AH OH taLf ALnrA-
WiChita- Kansas HIav p 1872
Property owners ARE hereby notified
thst The mayor and council have de-
cl2rec 81 10 Doe q puh,ic recessit, % con-
struct "a permanent curb on the
East and wcst side 90 N7rket street
from Elm 10 Pine
or the east ana west side ~ ST. Fran
cis avenue from Douglas % Central
sVenue from Murdock u Fourteenth
street
z-dt j. T. LELAND. Cifr clerk
The Missouri Pacific Railway IS now
operating line ~ observation vcsihulcG
cafe cars between ST Louis Kansas Cltv
and Pueblo. These ears arr rrn between
s.. Louis ana Kansas CHS Oh the last
day trains Nos J ard .. leaving ST. Louis
daily az a- u- and Kansas city n
e5i a. m. cBtHrtn Kansas Cir- ana
Pueblo they are operated tr serve aff
passenger trains They are rchted with
electricity and equipped vita electric
fans. Meals are served a la carte. f-ar,
dainty Havlaud China. liberty cut
glassware and elegant silverv The
cuisine is uneNccilCd sud ths general SER
vice nrst-class in every respect TIE obs
Eervatioa 1arlor ~ these ears IS hand
somelZ utted up ana aTor5s an excellent
view q the scenery aions the line
Meals a Ia carte eleeant Pullman bu1e,
ears: electric lights roFceiaia Iocsere.
observation dinins roon-eveggth iug IN,
very latest and best on Colorado trains
OF the Missouri Pacific railway. tbo "Old
Reliable"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
BLUE MONDAY"


How eood feed prt g good minister on
his feet again IS an iuteresting story lie
sass. "A little more than q year ago
ocmenced the usa & Grape-Nuts Break-
fast Foea. Al THAI time had been SUI
fcrins from 5vsgepsis fo- about hve
wears. bad tried an the remedies ny
friends told me about bot with 70 PER
msaent reltef
My sabbath dusssz AZ shat time nearly
Frustrated me ana ihe following day Z
vas o. 10 use - myself oT % anyone elsr-
after aeEiau.ng the food a change b.
gan Cd take place a1d gradually 'he
dyspepsia ard aisturtarcs i5ft ne Now
have gainea swenty 7oua1s and an
free fro1a stomach freuh3es that Z SUI
fered 50 sons from
Z car DO twice the asnazrt = U1-k
wltn ease am weH az = TIE rime ane
naturaiis sing she 7raises q 10 delicious
fooa ;hat has rut ne rlsht SRI 7es-
fecty wiling 50 haze usT rsue eapa1r -
endorsing yoa- excrIicnt Secs fcr EroH
gr1z personal experience - SIS s1i1e
l. r Dsuscrth Pastor & Tie Fs-sg = Z
Church. Hsvsrala. Mass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
- a & "a - a. z "A.
Pears The 8 Tbs Kind Y08 Fave kissyS B88ra
Signature Ct &zH1zIz<9I
HAVE LARGER QUARTERS
American .yewelry Company Now in
18th National Bank BUILDING.

The American JeweIry Manufacturing
company has rented the entte third
floor OF The jig Fourth National bank
building and The tenants all moved out
yesterday
Eugene Arnctt is the manager of this
company and in fact the whole Thing
is Eugene Arnett. He IS q Wichita boy
and his rapid rise ~ business is "a mar
vel % some ~ the old business men of
this city Seven years aga be WIS
roust-l bout and bcok-kcepcr Tor some
III the commission firms SO The Erion
stock yards and today he s the king
lewelry dealer 90 the Era4t southwest.
and has fifteen travelling salesuen on
the road and VIII very shortly have sew
eIal mcra.
As boy ia this eity Eusene Arnett
was kacwn Yer his integrity. aad that Is
gioaabiv the cause 81 his grcat success
fte has taken the same methods into his
bl-siness that chor1c terized him as boy
His lrst business venture was AT Earl
borough, q. IT, as merchant and
1--we stock bgyer but later be went into
the iawelvy business an5 c2me hack 70
Wichita. ard since coming here he has
been going - by leaps ana bounds.
Nr Ar-ctt is natural seaius and the
methods ~ dong his business has been
very largely TIE cause ot his s1eccss
He handles large Quantities 81 5cwefry
and puts up gsScrt-lf nts IN show cases
which, his travelling saiesmtn dispose
q 10 the merchants Each II these
eases contains about .g3 Jewels. consist
ios az rilrs. emblems. charms shirt
u-5st sets. ear rirgs. Chains bracelets.
hn- gias htlt tuckifs. fia Balls breast
pins and either ar8acs for watch there
81 always "a demand
These shaw eases. with shc.r contents.
ere soll ~ the merchants ca time ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
TWO LIGHTNING BOLTS
One Caused Destruction of House and
Another Isamaged Rnrn

The fine country home of D. 5. Wall,
three miles north Of the city. was struck
by lightning about $3.50 p. N. Wednesday
and burned completely to the ground
Nothing with the exception of few ar
tcles of wearing apparel was saved the
household furniture being entirely con-
sumed. The loss is estimated at 5000
covered by $500 insurance. Mrs. Wall
vas struck by flying bricks when the
lightning struck and was slightly bruised
and cut. but not seriously,
The bolt struck almost the center Of
the house and ran down the chimney.
The roof caught fire and Mr. Wall went
up to put IL out. but another blaze had
caught inside The house. and ia a few
moments the building was q mass OF
flames.
The barn of 5. A. Ferguson. 3s3 Martin
son. was also struck by lightning, but
only slight damage was done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23

Beat the yoiks Of one egg very light.
add one and ne-half cups % milk Meas
ure two cups Of sifted four and sift II
again several times. Put it into mixing
bowl make a hollow in the center and
gradually mix in the milk and egg. max
ing a perfectly smooth batter Beat this
well; then whip the whites 81 the egg
20 stift froth and stir this lightly and
evenly into the batter The work must
be done quickly after the white OF the
egg has been added or the bread win not
be so light. much % the air beaten into
the egg and batter escaping. Pour the
batter into the creased pop over or
heated ron cups and bake in a quick
oven.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
HAS FINE POSITION
shirley JOeeIyn WIFE Accompany
President SfiIIweII to Europe.

Shirley Jocelyn has been appointed pri-
vate secretary TO A. r. Stillwell, president
OF the Orient road. and viii accompany
him on a six months tour of Europe. Mr
Joselyn left last night for New York. and
win sail with President Sullwell the lat
Ter part Of this month.
The appointment Of Mr. Jocelyn To this
position VIII prove source Of great
qualification 10 his many friends in this
city He is a graduate II the shorthand
ard type-writ3ng department Of the
Wichita Business College. and Tor the
past year has been employed in the office
OF Amido0 & Comfy
While with SIR StinweH he viii meet
the leading fuanciers Of the world. be-
sides see great many strange cities in
traNelinE over Europe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
SHE MAY NOT GETIT
Probability Of Difficulty for Mrs, Lease
in securing Divorce.

There is a big probability that Mrs.
Lease, who is in Wichita, is going to
have difficulty in securing divorce.
There seems no question that Mrs Lease
is here to secure separation from her
husband, and there are grounds for be-
lieving that she expected to secure it
quietly and go away again without ado.
Expectation was high in the court house
yesterday that the case would be brought
up, but the day passed without Mrs.
Lease OF her case appearing.
As the Eagle stated s0Qe time ago.
there is a question of citizenship involved
in the divorce suit. Mrs. Lease may
not have smooth sailing, particularly as
Judge Dale has in the past been very
strict in granting DEGREES.
As Mrs. Lease expects TO leave Wichita
very shortly, the chances are that the
case viii be called up Immediately.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
WILL BANQUET MONDAY
High school alumni VIII Hold
Annual Event

Monday evening at the Hamilton hotel
viii occur the thirteenth annual banquet
OF the High School Alumni association.
The sale of tickets has already sur
passed the most sanguine hopes of the
committee in charge. and it is practically
certain that this years banquet viii be
the largest in the history of the asso-
citation
Several surprises in the way of enter
tainment features are promised. The
toast program. with Richard Bird as
POSTMASTER. VIII Doe especially fine.
The managing committee wants To close
UP the sale of tickets tonight and tick
cts may be obtained all day from Homer
Harden. treasurer Of the association, at
20t East Douglas avenue
The annual business meeting VIII be
held tomorrow evening at s o'clock in
the board of education rooms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23

YOU wish rich brown color brush each
pu6 with beaten egg bat this viii ros
he necessary 81 you have a Ece9 Qvea.
let The puts hakc uatl thet iers peg
fectiy hght a. the touch Nheu handled.
il they are takes from ghc oven 500 seoo
they VIII soon shvink aad droop- thsy
should be done So twcaty-dvc minutes.
As soou as they arc cold hut before they
with either the regular cream pan nil-
inc or whipped cream re 90 tais cut
a slit az one side with sharp knife.
prcss the pun open siiEhtly and puf ths
filling Ia with q spoon This same batter
can be used for eciairs, spanish rurs.
etc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Cream Puff Filiinu.

Put pint ~ milk In double boiler
and put on Go scaid Put two iahlesneoa-
f0ls of coyussarch ga q bowl wiJa a cap
~ sucar and three cgEs ana beat until
light Poar shc bot milk over tec mix
tur, ard stir untl wcl mixed Then turn
back into thc boiler and stir and coolS
until the mixture thickens. then rnmore
from The IRE ard when siishuy cool ADD
q teaspoouful 90 vaniiia.
In making The pun batter soEne ieave
out the lemon peel and sugar and uae
only six crgs. hut the number ~ egEs
can be determined hy the gu1niitf ~
the batter. ieaviug cut one or two ~
assi,e a. H. NECESSARY The batter must
have n thorough h,aglng IN any casg.
Home madc cream pufs are very mum
better than those usually obiainea az tea
hake-iaS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
MOTOR MACHINES CRASH
1EOrris SchOIIenberger Burned ON the
Neck and EsrmS

Morris Schoilenberger was burned on
the arms and neck yesterday 10y being
run over by a steam automobile He
was riding on motor bicycle ON Douglas
avenue between St Francis avenue and
Santa Fe avenue. when the automobile
which was being run By Eugene De Long.
got out of his control and crashed into
the motor cycle.
Mr.. Schouenberger was thrown under
the automobile. \ water tank on the
machine burst and the water fell on his
arms and neck. He protected his face
with his hands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
THEY LIKE WICHITA
New Jersey People rhtnk ~oatherA
kansa~ - AIS Right.

Mr. and Mrs Daniel flnk ~ west
fei5. n j. are n ihr csff visiting
49, formers coasiu SIRE Raielph fitt-
lcid.
Mr and Mfs Flnk spert about s'N
months ln California ani "
ttcir sar home rfir ~
Faale ASKED Mr FIuk Fe-frldaF hnw ~
nkrf sa1thrfn ffan=as. when Dr. fefiiea
~ Hke e pretty wei wtat 3 base sei
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
HE MONII DISTRIBUTE IHEM
plan Co Get Father Tihra's Help IL
m AdNcrfl.ement lnlIs.

There was recently iseue4 if Wifh'ia
a. an advertising scheme what - enc
,itfes "a calendar ~ halv daf- ~ Fhs
,-b,,-.t - 1vichlta.~ The crIrndar u
"A hook filled with rtieemrnfs
bundle ~ these pamphlets waf sent 20
ths residence ~ Kew Ihen arfareaily
with the igea that ho eeNid aisifl94te
them Fathe9 Tines rsid yfeifffas that
he asa not know tnat tac pamphlet wta
being printed ard that ha wii eefiaiHf
not distribute chem ard fhaf Che a.n
dar is Incorrect in dates and snscfsHian
30 asfrfs. Tare
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
SPREAD ITS PRAISES
Yucca Company VIII Give Teachers
Il Jar of HcnthOiatun.

At the conclusion of the school year
the Yucca company have been in the
habit of presenting a jar OF Menthoiatum.
with their compliments. TO each OF the
city teachers This makes a very pleas
ant Wichita reminder when they are
away on their vacations and the teachers
have spread the praises of Mentholatum
in many places where not before known
The Yucca company viii continue their
practice this year and each Of the nine
ty-eight public school teachers VIII get
jar of Mentholatum with their pay
check at the board Office this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Graham Rolls.

Sift three cups OF graham sour into n
bowl and mix into this a cup OF very
cold cream or rich milk. The dough
must be mixed as smooth as possible,
when all the wetting IS I'm knead the
dough until perfectly smooth and elastic.
then divide into two parts. roll each OUT
into long rol iabout an inch thick. cut
this OF in two-inch lengths. lay them on
tins far enough apart not 10 touch, pick
them with a fork and bake al once un-
less YOU stand them on ice From thirty
10 forty minutes viii be required for
baking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23

perience will take advantage of the re-
union 10 visit the leading city in Kan
sas. This city viii be able to accom-
modate the crowds that come, no mat
ter how large.
There was some talk Of trying 10 get
the reunion to meet in this city last Sep
tenber. but the effort was abandoned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What TO Eat
And How 70 Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily alb
pared and based on knowledge OF chem
lstry as applied 10 cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
ence.
First y olUnle-ConGucted by Ida Ames
Wills. Marquette Building Chicago. 70
whom al inquiries should be addressed
All rights reserved by Banning Co,
Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
STRIKERS MAKE GAINS
Two Contractors Granted Their De
MINDS NesterdaY.

Joseph Brant and David Ledbetter, con-
tractors. yesterday acceded to the de-
mands Of the Carpenters union and the
union men VIII so 10 work for those men
today The demands which were con-
coded include an eight-hour day, a wage
Of $3.50 and the employment OF none
but union workmen. The men now in
the employ of Mr.. Ledbetter and Mr.
Brant will be allowed TO enter the union.
The carpenters stated yesterday that
they expected two or three more con-
tractors to accede TO their demands to-
day
Purify the blood and invigorate tbs
body by using De Wits little Early
Risers. the famous little pills for cleans
Ing the liver and bowels. Geo. Van Wer-
den, Gus Saur.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-23
Graham Puns

These can be made without egg II the
batter Is very thoroughly beaten. Put
three large cupfuIs NJ graham -four into
a bowl making a hollow in the center
and graduily stir IN two cups 81 good
rich milk. keeping the batter perfectly
smooth. The batter must not De too
thin Beat until II is fun OF air bubbles
then turn az once into kissing hot gcm
irons and bake quickly 81 a hot oven.