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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
NEW MOVEMENT is
PLANNED BY Y. Nj.

The Father and Son" novement
Is receiving so much attention Il
Y. NJ C, AS. OF the country Is
started here. Homer T.. Hoislngton.
rotary in charge OF the boys worl
partment Of the Salt Lake associI
Will have n dinner some time in
20 be attended by the members Q
department and their fs theirs for the
pose OF launching the movement.
The various aims OF the muvc
are:
To help fathers and sons 20 undefl
each other.
To interest fathers In the outsid
fluenccs their sons meet 40 that the.
help them 10 avoid evils.
To break down the barriers that
exist between fathers and SONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
PLEASING RECITAL
GIVEN in CHUR

A recital was given by the pupil
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Mealfn'
G. u, Schettler. before a crowded n
In the First Congregational church
night. Through some mlsunderstaf
The building was not heated, and
people In the audience were compelN
wear overcoats and wraps 10 avoid
fering from The cold. Professor M
suggested that the recital be po5tp'
hut the audience elected 10 stay ana
the progra mmc.
Among the readers were Miss
Hunes. Miss Blanche Murphy.
Dorothy Mills and Thomas r. JScl
The Instrumental performers scoring
cidcd hits were Alder Schettler. ~
Kenneth Robbins and Hiss Mollie -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
OFFICIALS INDICTED
ON CHARGE OF FRAUD

PITrSBURG. Pr. Dec. l5.-Ind,c,- :
ments were returned today against DR.
r. r. Walters. county collector OF dclin-
quent taxes; Howard 3. OursIer director
or the bureau or supplies OF PittsburC:
Norman Wymard clerk In the tax col
lector's office. and Harry McKelvey. "A
special policeman. charging them with
conspiracy 10 issue fraudulent tax re-
celpts. In connection with the late cleo
tion. Walters and Oursler have long been
prominent In Pitlsbure politics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
EVIDENCE LACKING ~
FIND INDICTMEN

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-Tbe grand jury
ported today that II had not found
cient evidence TO warrant the indlct1
deaths OF twenty-eight men In the'
that destroyed the Arcadia lodging
on December 3. The evidence sno.
according 10 the report, that the u
ing commissioners had taken no sts'
enforce an order Issued october y
rectiDg thc owner OF the building 70
vide additional fire escapes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Sheepman Is Fined.

L. s. Smart, indicted by the last
erai grand Jury on the charge OF 81
1900 head Of sheep on the wasatch
tional forest without permit iron!
government. pleaded guilty TO the ss. +.
yesterday in the United states uH
court and was fined 800 by JudSo
4. Marshall The fine was PAID.
sheep were let into the reserve on
il. 1918. in Tooele county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Big Attendance Assured.

That the attendance at the National
Woolgrowers' associations convention in
Salt Lake from the northwest VIII be
large Is the opinion Of S. w. Mcclure.
secretary OF the associa tion who has re-
turned from Bortland. where he attended
the Pacific Coast Livestock show. During
his visit Mr.. Mcclure boosted for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
GOOD FELLOW TRULY
IS FRIEND IN NEED
He Is Doing His Utmost to
Care for Lonesome Little
'Kiddies."
MANY WRITE TO HIM
One Little Chap Pleads That
Father Be Sent Home
to Him.

When q fellow needs TREND. unused
the CHIEF OF the Good Fellow clan yes
terdsy afternoon as he sat in bis office
and gased out over the roofs In the
business district and into the cloudy.
smoky and leaden atmosphere. 'is not
so much or a day when all the world
seems blue. but on me day when all
the world seems glad and he alone
seems blue"
Nov take man who Is away from
home on Christmas. He can go into
big restaurant and set his dinner and
then later perhaps go to the theater or
10 some other place where men and
women work hard to make the time
pass pleasantly. Nothing makes a man
= pessimist so fast as an experience Ike
that-particularly when that home he is
thinking OF is also the home OF wife
and children. Now supposing that ma
had In addition TO the woe of being
awav from home situation like this TO
think OF: Suppose that he did not have
the money TO bug tha good meal or the
opportunity TO be entertained Suppose
that he knew that In that home OF MS
were n wife and children who mayhap,
did have enough TO cat but who did not
have the llttlc Christmas remembrances
10 make the day the one OF greatest
plea asure In tine year Instead OF the sad
dest Don't YOU think that that Is really
tho time when a fellow needs a friend?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Avis Funeral Services.

Funeral services for Mary Francis Avis
who died In this city December IL. OF
cerebral hemorrhaGe. Will be held at the
IS South State street this morning corn
inenc'ne at 10 o'clock. Private interment
Is TO be at Mount Olivet cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Cannot Hurry Back

r. Fenton playfulIy discharged a six
shooter In the Hurry Back" saloon on
west Second South street last night and
created CONSERVATION among the patrons.
lie was arrested by Patrolman Hatna wa Y
and Is telng held In the city iail on a
city limits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Vincent Funeral Today.

The funeral services for w. S. Vim
cent. who died In tho county hospital
from tuberculosis. will be held In the
Masonic temple at e:30 o'clock this art
ernoon The Masonic order. of winch Nv
Vincent was member win have charge
OF the services and burial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
SAYS WIFE SPREAD
SLANDER ABOUT HIM

In suit fled in the district court yes
terday John Stuck seeks divorce from
Louise Stucki, on the ground OF cruelty.
alleging that she spreads SANDER against
him In the ncighborhood In which he
lives. According TO the suit, this slander
became SO widespread that he was called
upon by church authorities to disprove It,
In addition to n divorce. Stuck seeks
possession or a minor child
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Sad Side of Picture.

And then suppose We turn TO that wife
and children Daddy instead of being In
another town, we will say. has died, The
lllddies have been told by the weeping
mother that papa Will come tomorrow
and while the mother silently cries lar
into the night the little tots dream OF
the father who will not come again
Don't you think that mother needs
friend?
And don't think that such a sitma
,ion does not exist. Here. read this =
and Good Fellow reached into his desk
for a letter. lt read;
Dear Santa Claus: Mamma says
that maybe you won't come TO our
house this year but I saw you up
town today and you said you would
sure he here. Mamma says that l
mustn't ask you for anything cause
YOU are poor this year and won't
have anything for sister and me. But.
please Santa Claus, can't you bring
ny napa back 10 me for prcscntI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Says He Is Wrong Man.

\ Deiligerent youth pursued a more
discreet young man through the Ameri-
can liquor store on Commercial and First
Sonth streets late last night and in GO
ing through the saloon smashed a plate
glass window. The police arrested John
Mckenzie on n charge OF destroying
property. but Mckenzie Insists that ne
was not near the place. He is being held
In Jail, pending tho issuance Or "a COM
plaiu'.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
SUPREME REGENT OF
ROYAL ARCANUM HERE

Frank 3. WickerSham, supreme regent
OF the ROYAL .Arcanum, with headquar-
ters i'm Harrisburg. Pa, arrived In salt
Lake Yesterday as the guest OF the local
council Of that organization. lie Will go
to ogden today, where he Will address
the students OF the ogden high school and
later take a trip through Ogden canyon
\ reception VIII he given in his honor
iu the Eagles hall. Ogden. tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
SMOKE NUISANCE
is AGAIN TAKEN UP

Al tho meeting of the board of gov.
ernors OF the Commercial club yester.
day the smoke nuisance was dlscusse,
at length and the following resolution
adopted for presentation TO the city
commission:
Whereas, the smoke nuiss nee con-
tributes 10 oppress lis with undated
Intensity. thus demonstra ting that
the preventative measures so far
adopted by the city are futile and
ineffective; therefore be IL
Resolved. that the Commercial club
respectfully but urgently renews its
recommendation to the city commits
sion that a careful thorough and
scientific investigation be made OF
the origin and cause of the smoke
and OF possible remedies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
STAGE MERELY SET
Nv AVSELMO TR|
Peter Massa, Claimed to e
Been Stabbed, Amonr
the Missing.
TESTIMONY OF WAITR]
Tells of Patrolman Grif
Taking Prisoner From,
Shamrock Cafe.
TESTIMONY OF WAITR]

Eight witnesses for the stute "
day told of incidents leading up q
associated with the killing Of Pa
man Thomas +, Griffiths. for 4
John Anselmo is on trial for his
in the district court. The actual
ing was not reached during the
though the stage was set for It
court adjourned at o'clock.
Three witnesses, II, P. Myton
Atha Williams, deputy sheriff..
Moroni Gillespie, a city detective.
questioned solely as to their effor|
subpoena Peter Massa, whom AM
is said to have stabbed just pric
his arrest by Griffiths The dei
objected to the introduction Of thiu
timony, but the court ruled TIN.
should be taken as admissible
mony and the question Of its q,
tance will be settled later ON.
Massa Has Gone.
Massa, it was brought out,
disappeared from his usual ha
and no possible trace has
found of him, though copies Of the
poena for him have been sent to q
sheriff IN the state aud diligent q
has been made out OF the state for
Just what the object Of this testii
is was not disclosed by the stats.
Dolly Jackson, waitress in
Shamrock cafe, which adjoins
Shamrock bar, was the most ints
ing witness of the day. She told
Anselmo came into the cafe from
bar and was eating when Patro
Griffiths, accompanied by Peter N
entered. Massa pointed to Anselm,
cording TO the witness. and pulIe
his coat to show the officer whe1
had been stabbed She said thai
officer placed Ansemo under arres'
that the latter pleaded for chan
explain the matter.
"You can explain AT the police
tion,' Griffiths said, according {,
witness, and escorted AnSclmO fron
cafe, accompanied by Massa
'fWhat happened next?' asked
state S attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
Funeral Announced.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza u.
kinSsbury. widow OF Joseph 9. Kings
bury. will be held I'm the family home. $50
+ street. az II o'clock noon Tuesday. The
services will bc private. Burial will be
In the city cemetery.
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opsesial Nuoost Service.
 PlTTeoURG, Ps., June 7.-visoount Ch,nda, auhasssdor from Japan, and the new United Ststss ambssssdor to Japan were the oussts Of honor at . banquet hsrs last night when both spoke os the necessity for the two countries living at peace with each other. William Jennings Bryan arriv. cd too late to introduce the new Am. sriesn smbassador as he had planned but hs came later and made an im- portant speech in which hs endorsed the views that the two pstions should adjust their differences in a diploma tic manner.
 viscount Chinda in his speech dc. elsrsd that the two nations should be
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of the strongest opponents of the tariff proposals 60 thst he was sx. psetsd to give evidence against the president but no one was prepared for such . strong impeachment.
 "Ths influence wisidsd by the prssi- dent and the dsmoeratic secret eau. GUS" said Townssnd "in making the tariff bill constituted the nearest sp- prosch to undsrhandsd influence on the msmbsrs of congress and this com. mittsss that | have been able Co find"
 .Hs was positive in the denial that any influence was attempted from
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BRYAN AND CH|MDA GIVE VIEWS
SAY Il. <. AND JAPAN
 MUST LIVE WITHOUT WAR

care were not exercised to keep such discussions within . ssfs limit.
 While Guthrie was spsakins MT. Bryan arrived and later began spssn' did speech in winch hs spoke in saver os peace svsrywhsrs. He then enter. cd into the question of the msans given to United 6tatss ambassadors and declared that hs did not favor the incrsass of salaries to ambassadors but that he certainly was in favor of purchasing homss for them to keep up their standard Of living and enable them to live as Americans should.
 he dinner is ths theme of eenvsr. sation all over the country today and is taken to mean that no fssr of war need bs harbored.
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". H. TAFT ONCE
 MORE IN WASHINGTON
Special Nugget ssrvies.

Special Nugget ssrviee
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June G. William Howard Taft arrived here 10. day to attend the Lincoln Memorial committee meeting. It is his first ap. psaranes since going to take up his new dutiss as prefsssor end the visit was consequently quite an event h the capital. He expects to visit the white house this evening whore he will bs the guest of Prssidsnt Wi'sen. it is said that the two men have been communicating most cordially with each other since the change es os6es and that their old frisndship has ~. mainsd unbroksn. MT. Taft has not yet made any statsmsnt since his rs. turn and se far has sxprssssd the d. sire not to bs quoted.
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brought closer together and that con. trovsrsiai subjects should bs entered into in . spirit which would lead to friendly rsiations and not to the quar- rsIs which are liked neither in one country nor the other. He also sx- proceed the belief that Guthrie is the rieht man in the right place and that his appointment was most popular to the Japansss.
 An,bassador Guthrie followed the Jspansss ambassador and declared that the American people % whole dssirsd to keep faith with Japan and to live st peace with the empire. He susssstsd rather than said that mat tsrs would come up from time to time that might issd to friction # proper
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SAN FRANCISCO pETEcTivE
 GUILTY OF LARCENY
Special Nugget esrvleA

Special Nugget esrvloA
 SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 7.-ostse. tive Frank Esoia was found guilty by jury today on the charge of grand larceny and will bs sentenced ts . term in the psnitsntiary this after. noon or tomorrow.
 His offence was committed while he was in league with . gang of bunks men who have infested this city fer some time. lie method was simple and consisted of hiding the acts of the gang and closing his syss te their operations for part of the speiis.
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prems court is now engaged st the task to sss # t is not . fact that the trusts have been in sxistsnes every moment s;ncs they were ordered dis.
 solved and the attorney general is confident that hs can prove them to be 60. A nest careful examination has been m,5s 10 secure proofs before the charge was lsvslisd and ssvsral
 matters have bssW brought to light
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spseis, Nugget Service

spseis, Nugget Service
 WASHINGTON, 0. C.. June 7.- Sen ator Charles Townsend of Michi. gan created . ssnsation today when he pavs evidence before the committee which is Investigating the lobby chsress when hs declared that prssi- dent Wiison and the democratic eau GUS went nearer than any other per. son or body to influence legislation on the tariff by their secret and under. handed means of getting the support of the national legislators.
 Townsend is . republican and one
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CHAS. CRAMP
 PASSES AWAY
MOST FAMOUS OF AMERICAN
 SHIP BUILDERS ls NO MORE.
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nuesst Service.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 7-charlss Henry crsmp. the famous ship build. or. dlsl hsrs this morning. He was born in this city on May 2, 1s2S. and learned the shipbuildns trade after sraduatins from the high school. lstsr hs became . partner in Will. jam cramp and Sons and accomplish. cd the iarssst ship building enter priss in the United statss. Hs built the finest naval aod merchant ships asiost.
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DISTRICT COURT
 GRANTS INJUNCTION

An injunction was granted tedsy to the defendant in the ease ef the An vii Hydraulic and Mining Company VI. ostehsil. The ground involved in the suit ;s on Bourbon creek. Tho in. junction was granted bonding the trial of the case.
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The man or woman who never made . mistake never made anything. But the man or woman that will tsks d vantage ef cessin's sais on furni. turs. Iron Beds, creeksry, and Lace curtains- will savs meney.
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"ThE AURORA WILL
 DE OUT SUNDAY

The Aurora will bs off the prsss te. morrow, Sunday. June Q. Thsrs are fsw eopiss which have not bee" sub ser;bsd for and thess who desire to may do co by tslsphenins the Aiaska Printing Company or placing their order with . student of the Nome high school.
 This years Aurora contains s% paoss with a number of cuts. and is p,;otsds on 6rst class Japsnsss papsr. The book surpsssss any previous sd' . ,;oo. WILLIAM SELLERS.
 Manager.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, June 7.-Sixtsen hun. drsd independent tobacco dealers have signed a petition requesting Attorney General MeReynolds to reopen the dis solution suit against the tobacco trust. The petition mill he snvorabiy acted upon.
 The attorney general had already taken steps to have the case looked into again as t had been reported that
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Q. C., June 7.- Graham of Psnnsylvania introduced . bill today to appropriate nt once the sum of $1s,0oo.ooo for the immediate construction of three first class bat tisships. He dscslared that the bill was introduced principally for the pur pose of hastening the building of the vessels and not with view to having them built at any time in the future.
 The re opening of the discussion on the California alien law question is be. lieved to bs undoubtedly the cause for the haste although Graham and the administration desire to have 1t un. derstood that there Is absolutely no danger of war with any country at present. However that may be t is
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Special Nuooet SeFvsoA
 WASHINGTON, Q. C.. June G. James MeRsynolds, attorney general. in his opening statement to the su. prems court today declared that nsith- CT Standard Oil nor the Tobseeo trust had dissolved ;n accordance with the decision Of the courts and that both are still ss much trusts ss they were since they were first formed. The su.
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DiO NOT LEARN
 vicToRIA's CONDITION

St. Paula island radio station rs. ported to the Nome station last oven inq that 1t had heard the Victoria hut that the vessel did not give it's pos'. ton. No other word has been re- received as to the positions of either of the steamships which are now on their way to Nome.
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SENAT0R T0WNSEND BITTER
 AGAINST THE PRESIDENT

outside on npsmbsrs of congress and he declared that # there had been hs would have been the first to have heard about 1t.
 No answer has been yet made to the charge of the senator and it is likely that the president and the other mem. bsrs Of the administration will pay nc attention to tt unlsss through como democrat who may Do sxsr,insd by the committee.
 sc' ... rross.r's Harnsss ck~~ oh~n. nl..L
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. q ". Dill pioIlss lW bulk are ths very best that can hs put up. fsu can sst them in any quantity st Thorulf Lshmann's.
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KNOXVILLE. June 7.-WiIlism Cody "euMsle Bhr' is ssriousIy iIi hsrs snd his death is looked fer. Hs has bss" sick for sovns time and hs has now taken . turn for the worss.
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MCCONNELL WILL
 ACCOMPANY STEPHENSON
Special NuaQst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, June 60. N. MeCon. nell who will accompany Stsmanson in the journey to the Arctic is an old Alaskan. He will travel in the OK. pssdition ss sserstary to its loader.
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WAITS TO RUSH THREE
 FIRST CLASS BATTLESnIPS

certain that the introduction of the bill has once more given rise to the old runors that matters are not % ptsas. ant between the two pewsrs as people have been led to believe.
 The bill will probably psss as the sentiment all over the country ~ pres. snt would make t . ssrious matter tor any legislator to oppose 1t. t is hard. iy likely that any of the legislators themselves would feel inclined to op pose t anyhow as all sssm to think that the navy Of the United States shoud be much larger and more power fui than it b.
 
 :.osns Daily Nugget is the organ es an the people. subscribe now. e2. D ,.r month delivered.
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"Ths Peoples Paper" Nvssst
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For Nome Nsws and WerlSs nsws sst the Nvssst.
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INDEPENDENT DEALERS
 AFTER TOBACCO TRUST

the trust had never been dissolved in reality and that it was st;Ii going ." with it's old tricks as # nothing had ever happened.
 The edsaisrs in their petition declare that # steps are not taken at once all the independent dsa'srs in the country will bs forced to the wall.
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"Ths Psesis's Papsr'-Neme Nssss
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SAYS TRUSTS IGNORED
 THE ORDER TO DISS0Lv VIE

which show clearly that the old prae- ticss are going on unchecked.
 The work of the court in the matter may bs prolonged and many may bs examined. it is certain that ssvsrs psnaitiss will bs inflicted should the decision go ass;ost the corporations
 THE NEW EAGLE.
 The homo of straight Whlsksys.
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IA I ER

Special Nu0ost Service.
 BOSTON. June 7.-Weed. the espi' tal;st, who was charged with plant ing dynamite 60 that the labor unions might be blamed was acquitted ef the charge by the jury here today. IL wee found that there was 10 fosnd |. alton whatever for the accusation. Frederick Attaux had . disagreement in h;s ease and Collins was convicted.
 WARRINGTON, Q. C. June 7.- The nomination of Exum for marshal of the Third division of AIaska has been held up as damaging evidence against him was brought to the at tsntisn of the judiciary committee ss the ssnsss. Hs will probably fsil es confirmation.
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WARRINGTON, Q. G. JUns 7.- Prefssssr Henry Jonss Ford has practically been decided upon % the next governor ef the Philippines.
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Hsadqusrtsrs for .. q W. seods st lshnnsnn's grocery.
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Shop. Phone Black 5.