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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
WEALTHY MAN
SHOT BY BEGGAR

NEW YORK Jan. iiy u r.
An lmppnetfahlc mystery surrounds
tho shooting OF Robert iiilliard. am
rnriiahmnn who WnH found Ycater
day afternno nin Central park Win
q bullet wound over his heart. for.
although the wounded man has
given the police a statement hoy
were unable 10 find his aaHailRnt
today
tilillard said today that he was
by poorly .clud man
in She park who asked him for
aims lio refused ana, before be
could move. the heggnr drew IL re-
yoivcr pressed abe muzzle against
his body ana fired iiiH clothing
was burned by the fiRsh.
ifllliafd b. wealthy Eunlishmnn
and lives AZ Groevrnor place, Hyde
Park London lie WAS staying az
the waldorf Astoria tie ~ mem
Der ~ the Denver club of Denver
Colo iiiiihrd ~ ln critical CON
dltlan n Roosevelt hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
PERKINS WILL
BE REELECTED

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. g.
IS u. P.-unopposfd by hi. own
party United States Senator George
G. Perkins received today ne the
hands 81 the republicans IN both
houses ~ the legislature decisive
vote. which Will mean. when the
votes are formally poiied IN jelnt
session tomorrow. that be will BE-
declared reelected to serve as hin
own successor.
Perkins waikoyer meant that fhc
aggressive opposition ~ the f.in-
coin Roosevelt league and other
REORGANIZATION forces had been
effectually smothored ~ last under
the personal popularity Of the senior
California senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
LEGISLATURE CAN DO WORK
AND END 80 DAYS

would mean a monetary saving ot
considerable proportion Go the
state al the rate of 81 per diem
per legislator. together with the
equally numerous salary drawers
who run the cost Of legislation up
considerably over $1,000 a day And
the state needs the money.
Hut u you gut this proposition
in this way 10 the ordinary legia.
iator he Immediately has business
at a distance. To many OF them
the - a day looks very good. and
the session IL a fine vacation with
expenses paid Naturally the
clerks and various employees 81 thc
house and senate turn hristilng
ear "a ans such suggestion. a. II
II we're a question Of bread and
butter
So, while there isn't any valid
reason apparent why the legisla'
tnre should continue 10 absorb
funds Tor 60 days. the chances are
a thousand 90 one that there will
be no adjournment until the last
days pay 10 drawn.
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ron sALG-MIscrLLANEous

BASH AND DOOR BARGAINS
We have our own door mill uey
doors from uH
Doors fer painting. fffe
Doors Tor staining or NarnishinF 81 at
We manufacture every 1-lirht Or
fancy window sell We have only
one price. the lowest On windows Large
cottage front windows with fancy tops
and Bottom GLASS fuKte, price tsoT
our window frame department We
have the iarErat pfodact and make ey-
erF frame We sell Plain frames 81 90
per frame
cottage front doors with slasn 81 90
Our Craftsman or HunHatuw front
deer. bf mamie fidaiHn price $500 This
duef e ~ inches thick. and be- great
value
Picture moldins / cent per foot
Bargains la odds and ends ~ aash
that have been left over Or ordered
wrong Gull doors Use These doors
might have a Hnlt panel OF some other
defect that would bar them from a
regular trade Closing them out
Bend Tor price lists Write your name
and address rlsiuiF. and We viii for
ward you copies ~ our lists hf return
mali. free. postpaid, without charge
O u WILLIAMS 10.
tnfo Western Az Seattle wash
Tho largest and most faVufnhiY known
Sash and Door Dealers In the Northwest
IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
EUGENE LORTON is
ONTO HIS JOB

OLYMPIA. jan u. - Whatever
benefits may accrue 20 the state
at large from the appointment 81
Eugene Lorton 10 the state board
az control, that of the newspaper.
men ~ Olympia il pretty close TO
the limit Of reportoFial gratitude
Mr.. Lorton has turned over two
rooms Of the state beard 70 the con.
ycnienee % the press with every
convenience for the transmission
III legislative news Mr. Lortou
Il a newnpaperman himself. being
the proprietor Of a daily in Waila
Waila. and his efforts on behalf
~ the press viii result Ia the PEG
pie uf the state receiving q fuller
and more accurate report Of the
legislative proceedings than they
have received during any previous
session
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
JAPS A UNITED PEOPLE
SAYS THIS committee
INTERESTING REPORT FILED
AT MEETING OF CHAMBER
or COMMERCE.

"Our observations lead uH 90 con.
clue that the Japanese today are
the most united people on the face
OF the earth
Thus reads the report OF the CON
mlitee OF commercial relations Of
the Chambers OF Commerce OF the
Pacific Coast on their recent visit
60 Japan. aa read before the Seattle
chamber this afternoon. The Sc
attic delegates we're =. ~ Blaine,
IA. w. Treat aud j u Lowman.
There IL an idolatfy ~ the EN-.
peror by All his subjects. an abiding
faith Ia the great destiny OF the
nations. a loyalty born Of the hush
lido spirit. and a readiness for self
sacrifice which angus measure
ia their undertakings otherwise I'm.
possible
"she fosters home enterprises
and auhaidlzea her ahipplng. that
Il may prosper Ia the face of hard
competition OF adversely
Millions OF artisans. who
through the sgca have been using
their hands IN ariful pursuits and
have thereby become def with
their fingers. ara only waiting the
call 10 the spindle and machine
What they need - capital which In
slowly but surely coming. oF &C
cnmuiatlnK
~IapRnH announced intention IL
10 become a manufacturing nation.
aud present indications puint
strongly towards the early rcailza
ton Of her ambitions.
A joint Invitation 81 all the
chambers 81 th~ coast viii prob
ably be- extended 10 the Japanese
chambers 60 send a commission
here Ia the fall Of 1868
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
LEGISLATURE To
COST $4,000
MEMBERS START OFF WITH
BIG SUM AND WILL
SPEND ALL or 1T.

OLYMPIA, Jan. f2-It n going
10 cost the state of Washington a.
least SIS. 600 for the benefit Of the
deliberations OF the Eleventh blen.
NAL legislature. That II the figure
Of the appropriation bill passed at
the first session Of the legislature,
aud the members hops" to keep
within that amount
Last year they started ont in
what they thought WIS an ecOnom.
zeal frame Of mind. and passed an
appropriation bill Of $4,000. but
before the session was concluded
II became evident 70 those keen
on salary mathematics that there
wasn't going 70 be enough 10 go
round. and another 5000 appro.
priati0n was passed Even with
this addition 10 the regular amount
there was a deficiency AZ the end
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TO SETTLE THE
FISHING CASE

OLYMPIA. Jan. i2.-One Of the
fret resolutions that viii come be.
fore the house Will be BY Repre-
sentative Burke, Of Wahkiakum.
seeking 10 settle the troublesome
concurrent Jurisdiction question Of
The fishing in the Columbia river
The resolution will cali tor the ap.
pointment 81 commission VI five,
from the house. 20 meet IN Seattle
with a Ike commission from Ore.
eon The last session Of this joint
state commission was held in
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
MANY WOULD RUSH BUSINESS
THRouoH QUICKLY AND
THEN ADJOURN.

OLYMPIA. Jan. ia AZ tho
opening OF the present session Of
the Legislature there doesn't ap.
pear 70 be amy reason why the ses.
sion cannot come 10 a profitable
end h 80 or 90 days There are
several members of the house who
have matters 10 attend 20 AZ home.
who are anxious 10 get down to
work and get through with Il ~
soon as possible The idea OF
spending SO DAYS doing what can
BE- done In half The time by oFdi
nary business diligence does not
appeal 10 them. but the sad fact re.
mains much Ia evidence that they
are IN a decidedly small minority
They point out that the redac.
ton u she session by 20 DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
DRESS SUIT BRIGADE AT
OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. Jan 1.-THE alb.
sence OF the governor has had the
effect Of dampening the social slda
81 the session. and many ~ the
gentlemen from districts where
society doesn't demand a dress suit
are half sorry and half glad
II oy any chance Gov elect Cos.
grove should return before next
week. The governors ball viii be
held some time next week. In the
event the governor doesn't arrive.
the legislative ball will take the
place uf the inaugural event. The
dates have not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
SHYL0CK GETS POUND OF
FLESH AND Then SOME

eamo due Keen demanded SIS. tbe
principal and the 81 balance on the
Interest. Arrowamlth refused 20
pay this and Keen brought suit Tor
the principal Arrowamith intrpduc
cd evidence that Keen charged a
rate OF interest aud
Justice Carroll awarded him twice
tho amount ho had paid ON tha IN.
teroat, making S.. and credited him
with the amount OF interest Keen
had oxactcd which wan GO per cent.
OF 81. making 81 credit TO him.
Justice Carroll also awarded Arrow.
smith 81 attorneys fees, mnldng
tho money lender 81 debtor 10 Ar
rowamith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
DOCTOR ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

George a. Burrows a physician.
attempted % commit suicide BY
cutting bis throat with n razor At
lbs home ist Harrison st.. last
night. following a quarrel with his
wife lie n not seriously injured.
DR. Burrows went 20 his ros~r
after engaging In a trifllng war a.
words with Mrs Burrows. and tried
90 end his life
patroiman Eugene slaier was
notified and a physician was called
70 dress tho doctors wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
ASK FOR REPORT
IN DETAIL

WASHINGTON, 1an. t2,---f1s
u. p.--upen molten 81 Ser stdf
Foraker. sks ssrats saday adept
30 a resolution directing bssfes
tary Of tire Treasury Coeteiypu
10 report % the senate ~ detail
the expenditures from the -
100000 emergency fund during
1880.
Frorn shin fund $4,000 10
hre~r 20 have beer drawn fer
she payment % detectives ern
pl8ysd n the Hre@nsv,iis case
Senator Foraker charges THAT
this money ~sa sspsndsd Tile
asliy 81 ths direction 81 presis
ssnt HoossVeis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
W0ODMEN WILL INSTALL
new OFFICERS

Seattle camp No. 90. woodmen Of
the World. VIII install the new or.
hcers this evening. that ceremony
to be followed BY initiation Of new
members and a banquet
The new officers who will tonight
be adorned with the Insignia of
their positions are Wilson n. Gay.
council commander. Frank Holz-
heimer. advisor lieutenant: n. H.
Thedinga. banker. g. A. koepfli.
clerk. q. NJ. Ward. escort. ". l.
Pilman. Waterman. Charles kauf-
man sentry The board Of man
ayers include Henry berliner Sam
uei Kaufman and 4 A. Hintz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
JOHN sARLEYcoRN WILL HAVE
HARD FIGHT m PRESENT
LEGISLATURE.

OLYMPIA. Jan. Ne What sort Of
local option bin viii be PASSED
hy the present loglslatnfeg Among
the many men with many thoughts
uppermost IN their mind, that OF
local option holds fairly prnmi.
nent part and is already cRusing not
few legislative worries
On the face ~ Il. "a ~ not
local option legislature. but local
pption has the force OF a militant
public opinion behind Il and ig Is
uhNious to all. even the mon who
laid down the bar apron and hung
starter 10 make laws. that some.
thing has e. be done With The Quea
ton.
As a general thing thcrc h a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
luxurious CREDITOR rs MADE
TIE DEBTOR IN JUSTICE
COURT.

" g Keen, a professional money
lender got more than he hargainod
for when he went 90 court 90 collect
the balance ON $40 note signed by
VI N Arrowamlth. To-day Keen n
indebted 81 % bis former debtor
as. the result Of the decision Of
Justice John 4. Carroll
Arrowamith borrowed $40 last
October from Keen, the money
lender, who took a verbal pledge Tor
. per cent per month AfrowRmith
had paid 81 interest. When the note
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
CHURCH S0CIEY PLEDGES
SUPPORT TO REFORM

Two sets Of resolutions. one con
demning the liquor traffic and
branding Il a. "a curfnptor ~ sien
and women, q pollutor 81 society and
a Instructor ~ homes. and the other
condcmnins the public race track
were adopted yesterday hy the
Christian Endeavor society nf the
olutl0nH advocate stringent ioglsla-
ton against those two evils. and
pledges Tie support Of the aiEnora
The officers who have attached their
signatures are Fay II. Reynolds,
president. Daisy Johnson, secretary.
ana Arthur q. Dillon, chairman %
the GOood Citizenship committee
Galloway cattle ara being raised
tn Alaska. their hides being conHid-
cred equal to hearaklna for beauty
aud service,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
AND WIFE FOUND
DEAD

FORT COLLINS. Colo. Jan. IL
by Z. Pe-J o. Weiies. field super.
intendent for the Fort Collins beet
sugar factory. and his wife were
found dead IN bed this morning. az
their home about 20 miles from this
city Apparently both had been
overcome BY coal gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

VIII responsible family Of uuauus.
itnhahia reference store nice plane
fur year for the use % itf Address
af. The Star
SEWING MACHINES ~ All klnds
Agent singer q Ruth. 1917 First av.
Main 1885. Ind 2bis
For Sale Five COWS and farm for
rent Phone Queen Anne 1859. after
IA, If
as
New Wagon top Tor sale cheap. also
sood bicycle. t6ai 10th as. ~ "
-l1-1kN
tauRrica male ana female a W
Myers 1902 Jackson East 1853 -T.fs
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LOST AND FOUND.
LEoAL NOTICES.


NOTICE no CONTAGIOUS
Sealed bids viii ne received uu 20
noon. January i1nd SOP 80 the office
~ the Alaska yukon Pacific Exposition
Commission ~ the state ~ Washington,
500 burke huildinE Seattle. Wash for
the construction ~ she Mowons ana
Highway Huildiugf The contract prices
~ said buildings are tu br paid ga cash.
ur itg equivalent bids shall be made
uut un forms prepared hy the Commits.
sion and shall De accompanied hN
certified check Of 10 per cent Of such
hid Plans ana specifications details
And forms nf bids for Womsn'H Build.
ms may be- obtained ~ fhe office -
Saunders a f.Hwtun. architects, fata-a0sg1
Alaska building. Seattle. Wash and
for the Highway nulldinu a. the office
o. ilehh hsndei, architects Denny
Building Commiaaion reserves the right
"a reject bids
w. W. CONDOR.
President Alaska Yukon Pacific Commits.
sion If the Hinte 81 washington
teaoa
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VICTIM OF STREET CAR
AND NOT BOOZE

William white. a amltchman who
lives az 1879 Terry nv stated TO-
day that the report made BY the
police that be was intoxicated un
the morning " Jan . when be fell
from street car. is efroneoua
Mr. white worked an night pre-
tinws 90 the accident Following the
accident. white wMH carried 20 a
grocery store AZ the foot ~ Queen
Anne az and from there % tine Pa
cific hospital THE police thought
white was intoxicated when ~ s.
matter ~ fact. his duties require
wohfisty above All else
There are 1859 associations In
the Y II. G. A. Of North America.
with = total membership 81 $40.
0za.
Aripu, ccyion. IL the oldest
pearl fishing village In the world,
ara..a..ss.sa.4aasI assasasa=-
Meas $500 Shoes
tgBg. 80a Pacific mix. s's
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~AELp WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADA.

Ore cert = word Minimum
charge ftc When charged %
account actual number 81 lines
a. sat viii be counted Seven
insertions made for tho price
" ala when cash n paid An
cap iiDes or fraction thereof,
viii be counted as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

On and after Tuesday. January 5.
all Navy Yard and Port Orchard
route steamers viii leave from Col
man dock. foot Of Columbia 90. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Of the session Of about $40 600 Tor
printing and other expenses.
Learning this first lesson tn leg
islativc finance. the leaders started
out this year With an tSa.eo cx.
pense account. and viii probably
live up' Ia every cent 81 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
Defective Vision

Produces irritation and nervous
ness Bring your eye troubles 20
US and we will relieve them.
Glasses 800 and up.
scHUcHARD OPTICAL CO.
1907 Second Az.
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Classification cannot bu given
after ~ o'clock daily,
BALLARD AgENCY-P. a.
Muliea. 6t0e Ballard av. opp
City Hall Phone. Ballard 500.
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind eel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
REMovAL NoIlcE.

On and after Tuesday. January 8.
all Navy Yard and Port Orchard
route steamers will leave from Col
man dock. foot Of Columbia 81. go
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy o. assume reapanai.
hiiiiy for errors of any kind
ercurfiug ~ tsisphoucd adyeF.
tieemsnfn
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THE SEATTLE STAR

One eeat per copy. sis renfs Per seek
90 twenty-five cents per fh9nth reits-
cred ~ mail ~ carrier Ne ffea Fepies
TO NAH nsenfnHns -.Ths date
ahrn fNaf sHhs fiFtt1a sti+fss - e -
tafa arrives VI 4aaf s4tsfftrttqn has
got aEain tssN raid b. ndFaHHe. fuaf
name Il taAaN from fhs nst shMnas
" da4e e. the address i@tsi - FsNoipi
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Situations wanted adesr-
tisemanfs sc for "a words.
times Additional space. &c per
line
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RAILWAY TIME TAaLas.

% net trust printed sins 4
: tables In newspapera Per Z
: tins Of departure ard arrival
! o. trains telephone King street
: Station Information Bureau.
\ Sunset, Main 274o. indspsnd 4
4 ert I'll. 4
4 a $1,000 49, ~ 4 4
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NOTICE To srn~f nfnrRs Hhaaif
yo1f copy ~ The star fail % Fsafh yes
~ eeieek Ar essBlHs. piTass - 20
3 anf ~ rlare snt ~ wfii sena yDa
reEf 81 erre II ypa shDutd niss u
f1ors thsn rues please teisphaus "
sNafr sine rou miss a.
II this aay we cas- - ceffaiu - ciF.
ina oaF sshsrsihsfe F~ffsrf ssfsize-
and e u the cnff eAF
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Do 1t Now

Dirt = flying IN the new dryasoks al
hrcmeftpn All the wise Investors are
ihNerttuE their spare coah around tha
NaNy Yard Navy Yard City Il tha hest
close IN property, and must set tha
gfrhter benefit q rnCie sans vast
expenditures. Navy Yard city Is aionr-
side the navy Yard. and has one NILS
% beautiful water iotH See thls fast
EroNinE young city, whore new homes
epNnE ~ every day. nremartan ritg
water " now ana paid for Free trans
pottatieh a. our office Brenerton ne-
nn,istnsni Co. Owners, ices Americas
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WE HAVE THIS ENcf.t sfvr
hut VIII pay fun coinmianlon a. hrak.r
two houses en- lot aaaloo. na4thrasl
corner q gtth 8. and naarborns lrinrf
rental q sag viii sell Tor $500. tcfrie
nance 60 make quick turn over n
5000 interest on investment
APPLETON INVESTMENT CopppY4A.
TloN. LTD.,
fet American Bank nlda n
New t.room house. hath ,,a,t,,s
closets, electric lights, city water M
Two choice lots, on car line 20 mlnafe,
seil fer ta.o00i cash kt0a hslnwa. 4.
menthit payments. Address Mrs Gfocn,
leaf, care OF star KY IA
West seattle the best home aistrief
We always have bargains on easy terms
century Realty Co. iQts Alaska l{iax
snan Lot texile. tss cash sia n.yl
month close in, fine view ApnlV ~ ~
h"eh sea New York Block "a ~
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80 Dancing Guaranteed g. tnfse
- dag' evening Ahfoabsa Temple
= ffh a Pine CLASSES Hnd HeHtn
bites -
tt GLASSES $3.50
MfEHH OPTICAL eco
fnd Floor fftf Second ~
sHtiafatiigu guaranteed open efenlnfs
-a
hisna nns ahasa 81 ouf prices 81 ne
CeHit-l Quirh Shoe Hepsif rnpr -
and 500 Them buns your fspaiilns
ilttie's arhaai ~ Dancing Glasses
9na Hud James y eapR
am ths man house rspaiuns % all
its branrhsa uhbef wrathff HiflprlhE
eh doufs Randall } am esrrSnt'f
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Wanted short order oost. uhn caa
wai' iahles Phone ilpi -
ron RENT HOUSES.
.-..-s..a...-..-ssz-s
10 Let Lightly farnirhed d1phie
housekeeping faHuIF sisH tnn ninfir
rooms I'd 1881 hpiiHtDu aF Phone isaai
,ste
Hia tosm modern house fafuart hrat
laundry trays etc sts a5fH south
ron RrnT-FLATs.
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fuaHH EAh fHHHe bot WHtuf. sound
Wees 1919 Western A.
ruo modsfn room nats 4ftb 81
and lane 81 Phone p bt5t s-lb
FOR RENT - FURNISHED
HOUSES.
Pee ieat afeetn nufufHisiiaa cottage.
4 furnished housekeeping rooms. single
housekeeping room. iaef Ninth ~
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ROOMS.
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water hsfh. phones f4ss safh fhnne
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fafaishsd ava snfuiaisasa s.roana
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Nicely fafnishea steam heated rooms
sith beard sac 1zs ieth as asntia
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