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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
RUSSIANS CAIN
DESPITE RAINS

PETRoGRAD. July 27.-Heavy
rains are impeding the progress OF
the Russian drive into northern Ga
licia.
Russian forces are battling
against the elements as we'll as
against the Teutons. but are forcing
onward. Brody is harrassed on two
sides by a Russian batterlng ram.
which is gradually crushing the re-
sistance OF the Austrians.
On the extreme north Gen. Kuro-
.patkin's forces are successfully re-
pulsing furious assaults by Gen.
Won Hindenburg. inflicting heavy
losses on the Teutonic columns.
Petrograd is expecting further
gains by the army OF the Caucasus
under the Grand Duke Nicholas.
on Monday the official reports
placed the grand duke at a point
r. miles distant from Erzingan. On
Tuesday the war office announced
capture Of the town.
Since Erzingan's capture deprives
the Turks OF any base nearer than
Sivas. $50 miles further west. n
rapid retirement nearly 10 this point
may be expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
SAN FRANCISCAN ROLLS
BONES WITH REAL Earl,

Hey, Earl" he called across
the room, have a drink"
The Earl would. when he recov-
cred from he momentary shock.
and moved over to the Ameri-
cans table 10 have It.
Eichwald's companions, an
Australian and an American from
81. Louis. started shooting craps.
They talked TO the dice.
His Grace leaned over the Ia
BILE, watching the bones intently,
trying to make" the game.
Eichwald explained.
Then the Earl took the bones
and the quartet shot an imagi-
native game In this method, with
10000 pounds at stake on each
turn.
No, indeed; an Earl isn't a bad
sort at all. He is little, round
man, with partly exposed pate.
a sorrel. close-cropped beard and
a mustache, and an Unborn aver.
sion to the poetical metre bear
ing the name of his line.
Americks. he said. were not
invented by him. tho whereye(
he visits he is called upon to Ia L
his ingenuity TO devise jlngles'
about people whose names sim
ply are not rhyme-able.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
British Haze Warm
Time TuUixt Bullets
and Germans Bees

LONDON. July t.--(By MaIlA-
How tho German colonial forces In
East Africa enlisted bees to fight
the British is told in an account
arrived here today from Natal.
The nati3es In East Africa make
beehiyes Of hollow logs. which they
place I'm the trees. The Germans
gathered large quantities of these
hives and attached them upright TO
n wire in the long grass. To the
wire was also attached device
which raised white flag when
anything came In contact with Il
A party of Brltishers had tho
misfortune to stumble over tho
wire and dozens of beehlves came
crashing TO the ground stimuli.
taneously with the appearance of
the white flag Angry. fighting mad
bees and German machine gun
bullets were soon working togeth.
err against the British. The &C
count is without further detail ex.
cept TO say that tho British had a
hot time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
MOTOR FEES
BUILD ROADS

Never mind when you see a mo.
torist burn up" the road. He
pays his share for H.
Last year. out OF siS.245.Tf3 col.
lected by all the states IN the Tn.
ion IN automobile registration fees.
more than Si6.0O0.o 600 was spent n
construct improve and maintain
the public highways. The money
was collected from persons who
owned 2.445.66f motor vehicles.
According to the federal depart
ment OF agriculture. z3i.325 more
autos we're registered last year
than the year before. and tie
states took in an additional $500.
700 for them.
The money may be spent III.
rectly by the state or thru the
highway department. or may be
shared among the counties. ANY.
way. 80 per cent goes 20 highways
improvement.
The average registration fee Is
sac. ranging from 80 cents in
Minnesota 10 $3.50 in Vermont.
Many states use large part OF
the fines collected from automo.
bile owners for road construction.
New York state led. last year. in
registering 255.242 vehicles. mi.
nois was second. with 1sO.ss2.
California third. with 163.79T. and
Pennsylvania fourth, with 0,1S7.
In the collection of gross revenues.
however. California led. with
S2.027.f32 New York was seconl 4.
with sl.99i,lSl. and Pennsylvania
third. with sl.665.276.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
BY J. w. Peeler

United Press staff Correspondent
LONDON. July 3 (By Maid -
An Earl isn't bad sort of scout.
at all.
Joseph Eichwald, n San Fran
cisco tobacco salesman. called the
Earl of Limerick Earl" invited
him 20 have little something"
and got away with Il, while aston.
ished Britishers capped In amaze
ment
Further than that, he taught
tho Earl TO shoot craps and
learned from him an equally
fascinating British pastime with
the dice.
II happened aboard the Amer.
lean liner st. Louis, from New
York to Liverpool.
Eichwald. long on conviviality
but short on formal English
etiquette, apied His Grace seated
at a green.covored table In the
smoking room. Two friends we're
with him
I'D like to AJAX the Earl TO
have drink" he confided 30 his
travelling companions.
We'll. why don't your" asked
one of them.
Eichwald did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
MAYOR SAYS HE'LL SMASH
SOFT DRINK PLACES NEX

The next "bla push" OF the
city dry squad will be directed
against booze selling soft drink
artists.
This Is the plan OF Mayor
Gill, Chief Rockingham and
Serot Putnam.
Its 10 be a ripping, tearing
snashlng drive, In which
vsreekina crews will figure.
Il know. and nearly everybody
else knows" said Mayor GIL Thurs
day. that there are lot OF these
so-oalled soft drink places selling
booze.
They probably haven't sold
nearly as much booze as the crook.
cd druggists. but IL has been a lot
harder TO get them.
viii Start Smashing
Il have concluded that the best
way 90 get rid OF them is TO smash
up their places and let 'em try TO
collect damages.
"a lot OF fellows 20 into soft
drink bars. and into soft drink cab
arets. and carry booze on their
hip" he went on. They order a
little ginger ale and mix their own
high balls.
I'VE are waiting for the council
TO hurry up and pass the ordinance
which wifi make IL an offense TO
do this.
Il want 10 get the fellow who
buys II as well as the fellow who
sells Il. want to be able to stick
these birds who are carrying the
stuff on the hip and mixing their
own.
THE new ordinance will give us
the power to do that
Evidence Disappears
I'VE have found that it's almost
impossible to get a conviction when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
~ coRNELiA GLASS

ITO do common thing unoon-
monty well brings success.
That IL what n. J. Heinz, presi'
dent and founder OF the II. J. Heinz
Co, largest manufacturers OF food
products In tho world. thinks
know that no does. because !
met him today at the Hotel Wash.
ington. where be f. spending fe"
days. and be told me so
think have sampled every one
OF Helnz's 81 varieties" and ] was
very Interested in meeting their
sponsor.
Smiles All Over Face
He stands about five feg-six. His
face ~ perfectly round. and there
are smiles all over n. on his lips. In
the soft lines about them. and In
the depths OF his gray eyes The
top OF his head IL smooth and shiny.
and over each ear there Is a huff OF
white hair.
when he greets one. n IL with the
old.fashioned courtesy OF the last
generation. He seems 10 have time
10 bow low and 10 say all the pretty
things that gentleman. 10 be a
gentleman. used 10 have 10 say.
Boons Good Citlxenthlp
Just now the thing that Is upper
most IN his interest " the Sunday
School association. He has been
the president OF the Pennsylvania
branch nine years. He Is the sue
cessor in the office OF John Wana-
maker. Since 1918 he has been
chairman OF the Worlds Sunday
School association. He was elected
TO that office IN a convention In
Zurich. Switzerland. and II now
planning actively for the next con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
PICKLE KING TELLS
STAR HIS LIFE RULE;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

yention. which viii be held in TOKYO
at the close Of the war.
asked him why he choss the
Sunday school 20 benefit from hia
time and efforts.
Il Will tell you the reason that !
am going 10 give Seattle business
men this afternoon" he said This
best Investment. considering time
and means employed. ! have ever
made In my life. is my investment
for the boys and girls thru the Sun.
day school. II II an investment for
good citizenship-that IL why"
Does Business by Wire
His interest isn't all expended on
the Sunday school.
While ! was talking with hlmA
page came thru the room with
egram. "A he handed II 20 Helm
! noticed that II was SIX pages. y
Heinz read II thru.
Excuse me "A moment. please@"
he said "Thls II a business mat
ter from the factory, and ] will have
10 answer II at once"
He IL on a vacation trip. He has
spent 10 days In the Canadian
Rockies. and Friday he leaves for
California. whence he will 90 to his
home IN Pittsburg.
His Rule Of Life
! asked him II he had rule of
living. II was a decidedly personal
thing 10 ask him and apologized.
lie laughed throatily
That IL quite ali right" he assur-
I'd me. Il have one that have al
ways used. and you are very vel
come TO H. II f.: Make all you
can honestly; save all you can pru-
IDENTITY. and give all you can wise-
iyt'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
FULLY IS ARRESTED

NEW YORK. July 27-Richard
Wilson Tully. magazine writer and
playwright. best known for his
Bird OF Paradise" and Omar. the
Tent Maker" denied that he was
disorderly in his conduct at the
Women's Night court at Jefferson
Market last night
Tully, who was arrested on COM
plant OF doorkeeper at the
court. stated he was refused adj
mittance and merely protested be-
cause he could see no reason why
be should not visit the court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

| we 70 after these soft drink places.
They usually keep the whisky in
pitcher back OF the bar.
AS soon as we start anything
they dump the pitcher In the sink.
The water is usually running. A
lot OF good evidence goes down the
pipes before We can get II.
But after a few OF them see how
the dry squad is handling the AK,
II may stop some OF these soft
drink saloon violations"
Dozens OF former saloons are be-
ing used for soft drink bars. and
several cafes. with cabaret enter
,ainments. are running on the soft
drink plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

stall - young salmon. Sc ara see
zach. halihut. tee 10. silver perch lee
To- NnrnaT marhrFei sar each. silver
sfneits ihs ear Stalls is-Th large
cans miik &C.. Geld water starch. Sc pkx
Sc baking pesdsr zoe. beet white innn-
dr. s1ap. fer zoe. usrafnnl &r 10.
sstrA large tomato snur. for isr heavy
Jar ffnWs for tac FavesaN lee 10
Mason iar caps i7e dor stalls g T. 8. Z.
pot raasis o. 20 Zoe 10. ha.nbur1er and
sausage. ? Tor Tee. veal rutie;s. tsMe ~
Fiali fas fresh rhnrnsd bufirr ! lhs stc
coed waNhinFten butter. rs hsr. fresh
Oregon eENf : dor ftc beet fresh ruiicf
sFFn tec dos stall lie 80 &C. sack
choice family fieuF. 81 se. cans milk
1tc. &c coffee. sSc can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE
srLnSDip IMPROVED RANCH
uorsr. ORCHARD. RUNNING
NAttH

Attractive tfeom houss. with
basement ! good sized chicken
houses, young orchard and hef.
ries - almost every variety
splendid stock 2 aefrs thorough
~ cleared ard in crop balance
sisahsd no large stuursl eahiiF
cleared entire n1afa sHrrlient
coil level Coed sized stream
runs through center - property
year round fenced and cross
feneed improved for home
laeH. f'aasFs. mountain ash.
maple trees set auf fnF shade
purposes FREQ delivery from
dnsn town stores Price fittte.
~lfi Hfrspt terms - fieQ doN a
and 80 monthly from rsspan.
sibie party Inquire af Audrrs
son tlfkst office. MadiHon psrh.
No information on phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

tiAH ~ ihs standard uinis Hfanu.
iatsd sugar sc stall - fresh nastsur-
if~f miik. a. At a. nt stall 1e Nhoie
YOUNG salmon. soc each stall 1875. black
cod. lhs str. fresh Chinook salmon 3
ne ste stall 81. prime Dot roast. zoe
~ letu STEAK tAe ~ reuad steak izno
m stalls gf-ao, Imported Italian olive
nhs = 60 sal lhs see coffee 81 0fs
extracts. soc pf stan &C. apple elder. 1sc
sal stall Q. 90 sanitary drinking cups.
hAmhsfEsr and pork sausage. Ice 10 .
potato sHusaEe. Tee 10 stall 1895. Santa
Clara rr9nss. he gfes white floating
soap. bars ice. lie clipped beef. i9c
iaf stall 1871 now and old cream
hrirk cheese. 1ie % lbs green Kfpund
hpn~ sAr stall -. shoes resqiAA, zoe
TO tse. heris zee ard ssr stall 90
enough - our famous Laundry powder Tor
one month. onlf thr stall 4. 10 per csut
discount on ali toilet sets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
Sell Lumber Like
Ribbons These Days

CHICAGO. July 27.--Along with
fancy ribbons. women's silk hose
and Asport shirts. lumber can n
be bought over the counter at ds
partment stores. II was discoveries
here today.
II can be bought by the yard.
odd lengths can be secured in the
bargain basement. and various
kinds OF fancy grains are carried
for the more particular lumber Gus
toners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

stalls ii-fa frssh sturgeon. itsr &c
silver salmon 8hc snd ter zach black
hiss fshr Ihi large Atsska herring. :
Tor saf Stall ss nv~ apples lee aeE
nainuts iAc ~ iiaa g4e Stall a..
hons grawn sAG beans lee ~ rhatarh.
he zee rurumhars. &C.. green corn. &C.
raf. fancy rsirfF Sc and itc bunch.
hfAi =. i'fsmfef Nrw fafk cheese. aau
10 Wtsrarsiu hatHs cheese. 800 10. I'm
ported Hwiss ehecss. &C. ~ cans
Washington faiib ssr stalls at.rs 9
ihs. sarar. sec. large 80 washing posdes.
9fcs H. cut fukcafout. 80. Stall i.t.
home made pork sausage. ice - ehoies
sugar cured bacon. ssr -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
NAB TAILOR TRYING
TO SEE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Stevcn
Fervorbauer. a tailor OF Kanssr-
City. Mo. was arrested In front
the White House when he sttef n.
ed 10 gain an audience with Prt..
dent Wilson. He claimed to have
suffered persecution In Kansas
City. He was taken TO a hospital
for examinatlo6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
PUBLIC MARKETS


stonFs No 10 sark choice family
flour 81 20. tsa cas- coffee. rte. 500
Japan tes. 4fni zac sack table salt. itc.
loo pkes corn Or gloss starch. ztri Zoe
good hruofna SIC hakinT soda g. piss .
cans cove oysters. zoe. ita bead
rice 4fc. sse bottle grape juice. isr
stalls a9s1i. pot roast. roc 10 pork
roast. isM c 10 good steer steak. ibr lb,
stall ~. fresh Washington creamery but.
ief. SOC m local ranch eggs 2 das tbri
fuli cream cheese eor CD stall stt 90
matees o. and zoe ib sssst potatoes
80 % Yakima sweet corn. o. eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

zoe coffee lse % Aihsfs rolled osis
lie pkg Aibsfa napiaeA. &c phF sfssr
steak. 1859 80. lamb chops. 1870 a.
fresh fhurusa better > lbs thc. fresh
ranch eggs dos ese safdinrs cans
2Ar. jack cheese. gar 10 paFfnenau
cheese co. o. hAiibuf ier ib fresh cod
ibs use. rolls. 100 dos marble cake.
ioe each tomatoes q ibs 1te. pears
~ dos peaches. ESQ basket. lettuce.
hrsds o.. currants. &c Dor berries. &c
boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
MAnAM MEL-LIE

EnFif's greatest elHifenfaut and rhFsus
niaEisf guarantees &C. fesf YaHf entire
life. pssf present ard fIfufe gives
true adFtea on tasiHrss tass health
sht family affairs tells ths name ~
YmuF future husband ar Wffe anf shat
20 So e. 30 sufeHFHrMi in IRE fhr has
tasf arrived in thia eiff never here
before on- VISIT stii pay fea faf rear
macy fisaurointsHHafs tn ufhers ths
~iii remove aii nhst arira and tell yna
hew 90 ala ard hold the one YOU Dc.
sifs size gifss HdstFs on 81 iFmEorfsnf
affairs - ufF Special fsadinas SEE
Hotel VIA. fnafn .. l81i nseand. near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
7S--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pIIRIGNOIOGIST

Madam Ntaa has fust arrived tn Fsa,iis.
never aaH here before ana she rnn tell
Yeu al psur nsst iifs sod shat Yeuf
frtufs life 10 60 ~ can sdflas you ~
psaineas sffAirs family affairs ana love
sffsifs tell fna uhsh fpu aiii marry
snd the initial nf she une 5ou VII
marf5 how 90 eanau~r your enemies
sna aFelt 80 tfnubis and 81 happg !
tells rau in regard ta feuf ahsrHi
ffisnfs tells yea shat 700 49, ndartsa
faT ard hos 90 10 suFrsssful % ilfe :
tsiis ydI shat business IL fuast iurhf
Or Fuu. The madam viii riFs Yea
ever saftsfarfinns Hrf rsafinE. afe
all confidential. ehaFNes % eFuts The
madam raH BE- found 81 gtsA Nnian 81
bstvssn ssrena aad Third aTss. Yer
ff.F~H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
FOR SALE

NAVY YARD BARGAIN
Eight to-faot lots. cleared some fruit
trees improved with bungalow having
toilet. bathroom. walking distance
navy yard. improvements cost more
than I am asking fgN0. easy terms
BURNS Main teia 1903 Firth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
SLAYER BREADS ORDEAL

Ell PASo. July Seemingly
dreading TO return to the scene OF
his shooting OF Lieut.. Col. Butler
and Mrs. SPANIEL. Harry J. Span
nell left III Paso secretly at mid
night in charge OF armed deputy
sheriffs for Alpine. Tex. lie was
scheduled to have a hearing today.
SPANIEL looked pale and worn
on leaving the local county Jail.
Wheat crop OF the United Stataa
is one-fifth that of the world.
Texas Is seventh state In wealth,
first in size, fifth in population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO
MISS THIS
Fore.c sale perm wiu seea b. rnnninE
cleared ae0a house bare. euihgiisinTs.
Yeuns hsarinE orchard. - uess al
kinds - smat frsni team. harness
huEEF al frels miles from fern
isndtnE pniF ii.sts. Easy i.rsns
Also Is sores iana IN sSwn e. tss AZ i7s
small fznss al pursns ali cleared.
house. improvements oHiy iLtse.
sAsy terms
water ffans hsrssia. rEsstsl m. iees
uan. ~iih sAnay beach Only ttes'
c J. nEfL co.
Nsin ttsr sft oish. Hik.
no nErrrH AT Any PRICE
10 ACRES. ALI ron
saT5
Very hsasy 20 Seattle ara Tacoma; %
good read cic.s 70 school ana sa~mfi.
cream ana sEE route. y y y srd
phone lies ievsi. and .. easily cleared
seed Waisr. fine usiEheess. is.cvni
fare
SIS cAsu AND Is MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND FARMS CO. COS ifd ~.
~ rot ARE LOOKING ron a NicE
iaaRefs Fanrh Improved. suitable Tor
fairffnE fruif berries Or FhirAsns
ready 90 move IN and take possession.
have several % them rlpss 60
school on paeifie highway Prices arr
reasonable For further Information
write ida ENg Farm. ~ Y. n. Ne. 8.
Maryssii'.. wash.
A. N INVESTMENT
aeres. level. good soil. easy 20 ris1Fi
with some tifnheFg located on county
road. south of Port Orchard. with Dc.
livery from stores and near school
nearly any hour 20 Seattle
PRICE ssoos SIS CASH
CLIFFORD a VAN AR-DALF. Inc.
ipit Third Ave- tfi Washington ST.
open evenings TN o'clock
Jtsr sotru OF CITY
10 acre sef coed rich. level land running
water. few rods from station. partly
cleared
rnrcr sCsoi NotR owN TERMS
AhsEN a sINrOs co.
1919 ffrat Ave Elliott t1fT
FOH DETAILS ON LANDS
Handy 90 our mills and camps
write or see y. w. MEfkLEjoHN
Mgr. Land Dept. iToi = G smith nidE
SEATTLE. WASH
"feu deal With us direct"
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO
IuE NtRY Brsr SOIL
just across tho bay. and almost IN sight
Of Seattle. homes in the plat already
5 ACHES ron $500 EASY TERMS
irs Eorth twice ~ much
CLIFFORD A VAN AHsDAI.r Inc.
1879 rhird Ave ioi Washington 81
open evenings tii O'Clock
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lifted E6YPTTK.

LIFTED EGYPTIAN
CLAIRVOYAST and
medium. gives adj
vice on business
matters. love, health
and family affairs.
tells the nams Of
your future husband
or wife. tells ~ the
one you love ~ true
or false, what part
81 ths country II
fucbieHf To YOU and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-27
Personals

s5e NEncnANrs LCNcid WILLARD
cafe ssfrnth and Union
0Ef MAuWtnn uEar MATRIMONIAL
paper Published mailed free. Tbs
Correspondent reieao ohio
WI FAY CASH ron FuWNifunE III
N~~.S~~~~>~(>~>Sl s<se.~4SNS>~~~~~~s~.~
2s--BusincSs Personal
Mtss JEWELL MAstclHtNu iilth
Third offcs 20.
MEsH HAAS WErAfnEp tes rEo-
uies Hank Yldu
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plumbing

plumbing
GET rNtcEs or FLUMntNQ STEAM
and sas utttnE material - n spell.
man. isii Elsh,e ave Main lsss
6-Autos for Sale
y LOON e..a ssls Mls,se Ne'ss &c
Storage
DRY. FIRErRooF STORAGE WARE.
house ceatrai storage ca. les waite
~-s>SS~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~>~~
Well Drilling and Testing
$500 : Ssss - rlss = y y -
Store Fixtures and Showcases
sHow CASES ANp STORE yiNrCHEs
new and second hand. al kiras IA
ward l. oomell isisA Third ave. near
Pine
4-Furniture. Wanted.
,...ss ~ g Z g.ss sslT ~,
--ror Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS
sera s~ur orders Tor sash and doors
direct - @, y Williams CO We can
save Ycu money. alive Ypa the beet -
service and suaranfrs safe delivery
our big eataiexus No. ~ mailed free
postpaid on request. THIS cataie1ns
Should be N ths hands - every one
ssp~etirg 70 buiid Write fer ore today
bsrross panel doors ..-t.....s..s.tt -
Craftsman t.pansl aoor- .4..... tfs
Cottage frort door. n = etsss. aet
screen doors EaiNanisrd sire. co.. rs
.t,s s-hShi ~tndows .....t.-.. IS
ierif s.iEht sash ......s.. So
terf3 medicine cabinet door .... SO
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