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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

10 IL and out on the other side. or cisd
you drive dead slow an the time.
The roads In places we're as bad
as any We have. Al others they were
OF "a sort 20 remind you of heaven.
I'm New Mexico, especially around
Ration, found fairly good roads. They
have been working them up there. In
Colorado they have scheme OF drag
ging their made roads after each rain.
In New Mexico where We have made
roads they are neglected.
las matter Of fact we have no
real roads-they are just trails wherd
some fellow has driven, and another
has followed him, and another and
another and another after that. when
they got too bad or too deeply rutted
somebody would drive out To one side.
I'VE must fix all that. We cannot
make a great many miles of road on
Good Roads day but We can put lot
OF Il into repair and We are going to
do Il. We must also arrange some
sort of maintenance, but I think that
can be done later The present thlng
Ia TO get culverts installed where
they are needed, get bad places filled
I up, mud holes drained. whore there
are any, and generally make the road
a passable one"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

nv. A. 81 Manaalari. 8. j.. pcstor
OF the church of the immaculate
Conception. spent today IN islete, at
etnding the fiesta OF SAN Augustine.
The Girl Scouts Of America Will
meet this evening al the usual hour
at the home OF Evelyn Franklin. 1909
South Edith.
stated conclave OF Pilgrim Com
mandery No. 3, r. r., this evening az
s o'clock All visiting Sir knights
are welcome, Ry order OF the y. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia II. Meredith re-
turned last night from n two weeks
vacation spent IN Galveston, Texas
The Queen Esther club Of the Bap-
tlst church will meet tonight al she
home OF Mrs Thomas J. Paasmore,
as south Edith street.
The local merchants have agreed 60
close an stores ana places OF business
al noon on tabor day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weinman and
children. who have spent the past two
months In the east, are expected home
tomorrow or Saturday evening. hf.
Wclnman devoted practically his en-
tire time In the east 20 the purchasing
OF IAN stocks for the Economics store.
Miss CLAUDE Albright has returned
from an enjoyable trip Of q week or
two Ia the Jnmez mountains.
The concert al Robinson park TO-
night VIII begin at 1850 with yieN
OF entertaining and holding tho large
crowd OF people that u expected 90 az
tend the GOOD Roads meeting After
the speaking begins the eand VIII rem
der selections at every opportunity
during che entire meeting. a large
crowd is expected and the Albuquer'
que hand expects tu put forth oyers
effort 20 make the meeting a success
/ T. OYerton business manager.
O. Fred Murray oi sawyer y A.. 1
Is business visitor IN Albuquerque 20
day
Jack Duncan, charged with heauni
n board Oill. had q hearing hcfor
Judge Craig this afternoon. The ease
was taken under adylsement and de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
ROAD VOLUNTEERS WORK
ON COLFAX COUNTY ROADS

Ration, n. M, Aug, 2S.--A large
delegation of business men ana hlred
workmen left this morning by auto
mobile for various points along the
main highway between Ration and
Des Moines, whore the day Is being
spent placing this important roadway
la prime condition. Although several
local automobiles who have recently
been over the road report fair con
ditions existing over tue entire route,
the finishing touches given by the
squad OF forty or fifty men on the
highway today viii give the county
ns good stretch of road as n TO be
found IN the state, The accumulat-
ing enthusiasm manifested Ia good
roads matters gives great promise for
getting out banner squad for the
holiday ON September q, which will
be spent In work between Ration and
the rim rock ON johnson Mesa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
SOME BAD ROADS
REPORTED IN COIOR ADO

Las Vegas. y. NJ. Aug. 2S.-Dr W.
r. Brown OF Valmora. father OF the
Good Roads day idea. motorcd down
from Denver and the tale he brings
OF Colorado roads Is a thing 90 az once
shame and encourage New. MeNicans'
He declared that for some distance
north OF Trinidad the roads we're FUZZY
as bad AS New Mexlco's worst, while
from that point into Denver they were
Of sort 20 make a man think of
heaven.
There were times without numb
hcr" ne said. that | dropped my car
into bitches more than a foot decpl
and without any incline leading into
them. The CROSSINGS In places are
bad Much Of the rond II of a sort
whore one can go speeding along al
rs or so miles an hour when All at
once "a ditch shows up ahead OF you.
you slap on the brakes and wallow In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
WANTED TO HIRE
CONGRESSMAN FOR
STENOGRAPHER
New Statesman from Mime
sofa Got in Bad BY Jump
ing at Conclusions; Story
for Southwestern Young
People.

good story. and one which should
appeal especially TO the younger pco-
pie OF the southwest. IL being told
about Congressman Charles q. Ed
wards OF Alabama. 10 seems that re-
Gently new member OF congress-
from Minnesota came upon Mr.. Ed
wards hard at work al typewriter
In one OF the committee rooms OF the
capitol Edwards who Is n younFIsh
appearing man. was pounding the
keys as great rate. and tne man
from Minnesota was 80 impressed
with his apparent experiences that he
asked Edwards 10 take some dicta-
ton for him.
"All right" said Edwards. 'flra
away" and In the next rev minutes
he took half dozen letters al top
speed and transcribed them perfectly
with equal ease
Young man." said tho gentleman
from Minnesota, ~ am greatly pleas
cd with your work. and II YOU would
like regular work from me, ia he
willing to pay YOU well for f."
Thank you very much" replied
Edwards, smiling, "but Just az this
time some people down IN Alabama
are paving me $1,000 a year 10 repre-
sent them here IN congress"
After the laugh MIR, Edwards cx-
plalned that as a very young man he
had taken combined commercial
and stenographlc course IN good
business college and that he had
found that training almost Invaluable
az every stage of his career.
For Southwestern young people who
VIII soon have 20 seek employment
there Is food for serious thought IN
this story about Congressman Ed
wards. Thorough business training
II valuable IN every useful modern
calling. and no better training of that
kind can be had anywhere than al
the Albuquerque Business college II
this city The fall term opens Sep
lember Sth. and now Is the time a
register
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
WOMEKS SHOESFOR
MUCH LESS At
GOLDEN RULE
Red Cross and Queen Quality
Pumps and OxfOrds to Be Of
fered for Two Days at $3.50
a Pair.

interest in the closing days Of the
August cash sale at the Golden Rule
store was greatly stimulated today BY
the announcement Of sonic cxtraor"
binary values in women's pumps and
oxfords AZ $3.50 a pair Tor tomorrow
and Saturday.
The special Offering comprises shoes
of the very best quality, Including the
famous Red Cross and queen Quail
ity brands. They come Ia All desire
able leathcra--gun metal. Wei. patent.
and tan There are also some partic-
ularly attractive Items IN the best
grades OF white. grey and red pumps
and oxforda. These shoes sold regu-
larry up TO $3.50 pair, which means
that the uniform sale price az $3.50
viii save purchasers from 50 TO 80 on
each pair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
SILVER CITY RESIDENT
VICTIM OF HIGHWAYMAN

silver city. y. NJ. AUS, 2S.-Rohert
Worthon, an old-tlme resident Of this
county, was the victim 81 a holdup
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Worthen
was driving with a load Of meat from
Santa Rita 20 Hanover when an un-
known man jumped on the rear Of the
wagon and SELLING lhe tarpaulln cove
ering the meat threw Il over Mr..
Worthen's head and shoulders. rem
derlng him helpless The hold-up then
went rapidly through Mr.. Worthen's
pockets and obtained about SIS in
cash Tie tiicn jumped from the
wagon and ran into The nearby timber
The transaction occupied only "a few
moments and MI Wofthen has not
the slightest clew as 10 the Identity
az the man who separated him from
his money.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
pcraltn. \. NJ, AUG. 81, ioia.

Pcralta. n. ~, Aug. ~ 1913.
Hon. -. X. u. SELLERS,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
Dear sir:
Your suggestion published IN the
Evening Herald of the goth inst. re-
Rarding road work on the east side
al the rlvcr between Albuquerque and
Los l.unas. rs capital one. Valencia
county viii commence work on the
part OF this route most requirins
same. ON Monday. Angus 2ith with
q complete grader OUTFIT This work
will be- done ut the east end Of tho
Los T.unas bridge. The roads IN Per-
alta and valencia precincts are La cN-
ccpUonally good shape, having been
raised 10 higher grade, so that 10 is
impossible for the road bed 60 become
flooded. The road between Pcralta
and the Bernalilio county line was
graded In 1911 by the citizens Of Per-
alta with tho financial aid of the late
Solomon Luna. Who contributed $500.
The had part OF this road Us between
the Bernalnlo county line ana the city
az Albuquerque. You may rest aGsur-
ed AT the Co-opcration of Valencia
county In any matter affecting the
bettcrmcnt at the road system link
ing Rcrnalillo and Valencia counties.
II is my belief that Mr.. Loncrgan and
Mr. Perry OF the Indian service would
be both able and willing To assist YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
KEEP UP THE ROADS AFTER
THEY'RE ng7GI,T, Is ME

Numerous complaints are being
made about the lack of maintenance
of various roads upon which work has
been done lately, particularly the
North Fourth street read and the
road TO the Mcuaul school and the
splendid highway north of old Albu-
qncrqut. already becoming badly
secured by traffic and wind which
blows away tho dust into which the
surface is ground by the vehicles. ~
b. pointed out that road unless Il 81
surfaced h. practically useless as ia
the ease Of the North Fourth street
extension. ana that an roads must
have attention at lcast once week
Il the work is 60 bee Kept permanent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
THIRTY RATION DELEGATEs
WILL GO TO CLAYTON

Ration. n. N. Aug. 2S.--slx auto
mobiles and thirty delegates have
been lined up FOR tho road meeting
at Clayton. Thursday. Tho auto train
win leave from association headquar-
ters promptly az a. m. The road
Is reported In excellent condition and
about five hours win be needed for
the trip. Several OF the machines viii
return Thursday az the close Of tho
afternoon session and the remainder
win return Friday morning County
Commissioner Shields OF Dawson, VIII
be present and address the assembly.
From Information received this week.
almost every large town between
Denver and Galveston, Tex VIII
have delegates present, the majority
Of them making the trip by automo-
bile. Trinidad Pueblo, COlorad ,
Springs. and possibly Denver car
viii pass through Ration some time
tomorrow en- route.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

In this matter in taking care 81 that
part OF tho road tfaversing tho islcta
Indian reservation. This would only
leave a matter OF four or ave miles Of
bad road between the reservation and
Albuquerque for the residents - your
county 90 work.
Within few days. the state en-
sincer's department viii commence al
SURVEY from Los Lunas TO Gallup. Nc
Kinley ana Valencia counties each
having appropriated $1,000 for the
construction Of this road, and the
state 81 Sew Mexico having appro-
priated 10000. u would indeed ba
a shame for a transc0utinental pas
scnscr leaving the Grand Canyon 60
be- able 10 traverse al of Arizona, all
OF Mckinley county. an Of valencia
county and then get stuck on title
piece OF bad road Ia Bcrnalillo county.
The citizens OF our county are thor
oughly aroused on the subject Of good
roads. They viii have them ana must
have them ana viii certainly get them.
II has been matter OF much regret
that Albuquerque. and Bernalillol
county have never made an material
effort in the past 10 have good road
connection with the fertile and indus
trious Rio Grando valley south OF
them. However our citizens are phil
osophcrs. They never cry over the
past or nurse crouch over what
cannot bee remedicd, but are even
ready 10 lose sight of fanclcd or real
sights In the past. and 70 assist In
the present with all their might 50 ms
to develop a glorious future. Records
show that Los Lunas station IS today
shipping thirty times as much pro-
ducc as WIS shipped ten years past
without any immigration into this dis
trict This certainly shows the spirit
of progress and material development
today existing In our midst Ten years
ago Valencia county had no roads.
Five years ago It had only openings
in the fences FOR wagons and vehicles
To pass. To-day IL has miles OF graded
roads. and In i've years more under
the present rate of progross u viii
have. without question. the best road
system OF any county within the
boundaries az our state.
if the road from Albuquerque to
Isleta is put In passahle shape, We ex-
poet fully so automobiles from Albu-
querque az the dedication ceremony
az the new court house on September
first. 4 general invitation has been
issued to everybody TO assist us In tho
ceremony, and I hope that you viii
be- among those with us on this occa-
sion. Yours very truly.
EUGENE kEMPENiCH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

The general public " urRcd
and commanded To turn out to-
= night az Robinson park % attend
= the largest and rousingost good Z
= roads rally ever held here; pre- =
. iiminary 20 the building OF lhlf-
= teen miles Of road en- masHe from
= here % lsleta ON Good Roads
. day. September n.
The band viii play "Rnggln Z
. Down AZ BiR Road" and other =
= appropriate selections and there .
. viii be ten minste talks By Pres
. idcnt David X. Boyd of the State
. university. NcstOr MOntoya,
. George 5. kl0ck, A. u. stroup, y
. Isaac Barth, n. B. Cornell and
= others designatcd hy the prcsld-
. ing officer, Mayor u. X. -. sell
= lors.
The various committees are
= expected 60 report on progress =
. OF arrangements FOR Good Roads =
. day when over 1000 husky clt-
. izens with shovels viii change 9
= the entire face Of nature between =
. here and lslota.
q a a q a a = q q q 4 4 q q a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
RECEPTION PLANNED ron
VISITING MISSIONARIES

Tsto iaiasioHsss Eociciice ~ the
First Methodist, Congregational and
Presbyterian churches Will hold a re-
ception for tho visiting missionaries
tomorrow evening a. the Proehrltgiaf|
church. All interested 81 mlml9ng
and cit who cara 90 meet tao visit
ors are invited, "A musical program.
under enc dtrecti~n - Chafies 3 Al
drews, win be given. preec6ins ina
reception.
efitiay, Aneust aa-sgornlne eaaaisn.
s:fsv-Duvot.ona. leader, hep. G. o.
Beckman.
e;15--" Agriculture" MFB A. e.
IIeyman.
s:tS-"N Mechanics" Mr.. p. n. Ten
nings,
lo:fB-"D Drawing" Miss Frances Da
Wis.
1Os4S.-"Somo beet mothodg % HsAle
study and How 60 sena,e PER-
nonal Bible study" Aias ~. J.
Trip.
fi.i5--Addrcna on E6ucasisual M3th-
DDS. supt a. G. Aliabon.
Afternoon Session.
Qualities 81 Character needed
BY the Alisninn 4oacheF." AlIAe
Miilcent Woods.
2.30--"ITow can we maNe our infiu+
ence felt for Christ on our pu-
pills" Miss II. A. Bell
ssOo-''what type Of rellsIoun expert.
cnce ought we % expect end try
10 promote among our pupils.
Miss Olive q. Gibson.
s:so--"Igow 90 develop responsibility
IN our pupils," 8Er. Moioclo If9+
lilo.
3:5O--'srhe ideal Missionary" Rev.
=. u. Heald. y. y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
MANI AND WOMAN
HELD TO FEDERAL
GRAND JURY
Henry Adams and Marcy
Campbell Accused Of Con-
spiracy to Violate Mann
Act; Nearing at Silver
City.

United states District Attorney
Summers Bufkhart has returned from
Silver City, aaeFe he appeared before
Commissioners Newtomb 81 q prelim-
mary hearing IN the case 81 tho gov
eminent versua Henry Adams and
Marsy Campbell, accused 81 con-
rplracy to Violate the Mann act Both
Adams and The Campbell woman were
bound over 90 await the action ~ the
federal grand jury in Santa Re ia No
vember u Is alleged that on Aue-
ust B. this year. Adams and Marey
Campbell attempted 90 induce girls
20 travel from El f'neo 90 Silver clfy
Tor immoral purposes Their arrest
followed shortly after.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
MOOSE PATROL TO
Be ORGANIZED
LOCALLY
San BelnardinO Officer Here
to Assist in Establishing
Uniformed Drill Team in Al
buquerque.

Captain c, $. Mullln. first regiment,
Moose Patrol. is In the city from san
Bernardino, Cal, for the purpose Of
assisting Captain Wilbur Mcconnell IN
reorganl1ing q uniformed drill team
In Albuquerque. An members are re-
quosted TO meet Captains Muilin aud
Mcconnell at s;80 tonight In the lodge
rooms az the corner of Second street
ana Gold avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

ANY skin itching is IA temper test
or. The more YOU scratch the worse
II itchea. Doans ointment is for
plies eczema ANY skin itching. SOC
nc an drug stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

Bids win be received AZ the office
Of the city Engineer until 10 o'clock
Monday. September I, 1919, FOR
plumbing tho new city building. m
accordance with the specifications an
iile In the said office.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28
VALENCIA COUNTY ENTHUSIASTS
WILL MEET Us HALF WAY

Mayor Sellers has received the fol-
lowing letter from Chairman Eugene
Kcmponich OF the board Of commits
sloncrs Of Valencia county which
speaks for Itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

c.sion WIN Do announced IaloH fInf
can. d was charged - the eqmnloN
bad given q Worthless draft In NaTt
meni 81 his board on % q lady a. lIt
hiahlands.
I,obrrt MeCa6e. chief clerk - iAe
santa re oIlnes "a 0anan "a hafa lot
brief visit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

"What are these elective sln4ieai"
"That means that you have an On.
tion dad. or course. YOU have 20 take
baseball and football. hut You have
yoar choice AZ 10 Latin and urcek"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

Come out with 81 suufaRotifn"
Cant ] have some Windbes e.
wash."
"Bah. We have windows 20 SMASH"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

II am toe captain ~ my soul
"Are. che Wen. ! have q wiGo and
q mothcr-in-law 1'm only a cor.
poral"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

GOOD ROADS
Prominent Boosters to
Address Mass-Meeting

All Citizens Requested TO Attend Good Roads Rally Extraor
binary Tonight at Robins Park: Valencia County
Ready to Meet Bernaillo Half Wav - vs'~ta General
Demand That New Roads Be Better Maintained State
= Highway News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

Read The Herald Every Day.
15c per week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-28

The HERALD want Ad gets
the best results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-22
AIDS TO NAVIGATION.
Lighthouse Authorities Post Notice
Regarding BuOys.

A notice regarding the replacing of the
light buoy at Maryland point and
other matters relating to aids to naviga-
ton on the Potomac river and Chesa-
peake bay has been issued by the light
house authorities. as follows:
Maryland point channel gas buoy. 30.
replaced and winter spar removed:
of, relieved: Graney Island shoal buoy,
Al. spar, found broken, relieved.
Potomac river-Nomini creek: The fol-
lowing buoys. found missing were re-
placed: Elbow point flats buoy, 4. spar;
White point flats buoy, 8. spar; Kettle
Bottom shoals lower gas buoy, ga. found
damaged and extinguished, repaired and
relighted; midchannel lump buoy, p,
SPAR out of position enormously report
ed April 81 as Smiths point buoy, 20, re-
placed.
Virginia-Hampton roads approach:
Thimble shoal channel gas buoy, 4. found
extinguished. was relighted: Florida
wreck gas buoy. HIS. found extinguished.
gas buoy, A. HIS, found not flashing cor
rectly, proper characteristic restored;
Bangor wreck gas buoy, B. HIS. found
extinguished. relighted; Newport News
upper channel gas buoy. 4. reported ex-
tinguished, recharged and relighted.
Elizabeth river: Elizabeth river entrance
gas buoy, "a, found damaged and ex-
tinguished, relighted. but showing fixed
light, proper characteristic will be re-
stored as soon as practicable; channel
gas and bell buoy, g. found extinguish-
ed, recharged and relighted.
Chesapeake bay-Main channel: Thirty
five-foot channel gas buoy. la. found
distinguished. relighted; thirty five-foot
channel gas buoy. 8. found extinguished,
relighted: thirty-fve-foot channel buoy
3. first-class can. found nearly submerg-
ed, replaced: thirty-five-foot channel gas
buoy. II. found not flashing correctly,
correct characteristic restored; Tangier
Island shoal lump gas buoy, 12TL. re-
ported extinguished. repaired and re-
lighted.
acknowledgements bay: Main chan
mel to Baltimore, Chaighill channel buoy,
.. spar, found missing. replaced: Craig
hill channel bell buoy, 4. winter spar
marker, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-22

Ufford or they may be recommended by
the Commissioners when they send to
Congress formal reports on these meas
ures.
Commissioner Rudolph said today
that he is considering a number of
matters in connection with alley i'm
provement work and that several rec
concentrations might be made to Con-
gress at the time the Goat alley and
Shows court bills are reported on.
One of them, he said, is a plan, similar
to the law now in force in Pc6vsyl-
vania, which would give the Commits
sioners the right to condemn land in
addition to the ground actually needed
for street Improvements or ihterior
parks so that the District heads would
be in position to control the en-
virons of minor streets or parks.
Demolition Is Progressing.
Work on the demolition of the houses
in Willow Tree alley. between Sd, AZ. B
and c. streets southwest which is to be
converted into a minor park, is pro-
crossing rapidly. Roy C. Haynes. secre-
tary to the board for the condemnation
Of insanitary buildings, is keeping the
Commissioners informed of the progress
of the work by means of photographs
taken daily.
When the buildings have been re-
moved the park will afford an unob-
structed view Of the Capitol, Congress
sfonal Library and Union station. The
condemnation board, Mr.. haynes said.
shortly will make an inspection of
ton with the object of making a report
to the Commissioners concerning i'm
provements to be recommended to
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-22

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use: light and easy
Isnni1 s;1e 10 $I.o8
$3.50 Gas RANGES.
the "FAyORITE'':
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oven on side. sep
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baking and roasting
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top and simmerer:
choice Of either glass
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in oven
door. Go 10
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Wash Sets. compris-
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