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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
BY Damon RunyOn

and was the first Of the so
called bottle clubs in New York.
The members, most of them
OF the theater or of Tin Pan
Alley, had their individual liquor
lockers.
Kalmer and Ruby were then
young guys coming along and
they used 10 put on impromptu
floor shows almost nightly for
their fellow members, using
lot Of material that they after
wards turned into coin.
I HAVE known a large num-
L Der Of men in my time who
were accounted Broadway wits,
but | award that title 70 only
about half a dozen Of them.
Wilson Miner was one, Solly
ViolinSky another.
SoAy is former vaudeville
performer whose dry humor
has been repeated from coast
TO coast for years.
Chuck Green. a Broadway
jewelry salesman qualities in
my book and so does Harry
Ruby.
He is the unstudied type, the
only kind l recognize.
II AIRY says he recently
stumbled upon the origin of the
vaudeville joke where the comic
says that he and his wife have
been married for 25 years and
have had only one argument in
all that time.
1T started the day we got
married and has been going on
ever since"
George Sand, the French lady
author, said IT of Chopin in
almost the same way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28


he was having his fortune told
and the teller asked;
Are you building big
home ,"
Why, yes" he SAID,
We'll she told HIM, when
1t i finINhed-Nou VIII die
lie and ms family nave bccn
living IN II since out he has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
EX-FOIlieS' Girl
Shelves 40 Lbs.

the most attractive Of all the
horoughS to live IN. II has the
charm Of tiny town,
MANHATTAN Murals The
w lettering on The bird house
in an East 10th Street garden:
Home Tweet Home"
The macahre humor in the
window of a And Street photog-
raphers:
This is one time you'll enjoy
being shot"
't'he salon on Madison which
window placardS:
keep our beauty secrets or
your husband will keep secret
beauties"
The 9-year-old bootblack gal
who poliShes boots outside the
Journal-American Bldg.
The FollicS undressing rooms
which longest the pedestrian
traffic an front OF the Taft
Hotel.
uICKTOWN Mclodrama lie
II went over long before we
got into it,
Flew with the Eagle Squadron
and then was switched over 10
the l.. S. Air Force.
They say he has downed at
least 20 Nazi planes and has
coolies of "probables. "
Wounded four times.
Got his first real leave last
week and arrived in New York
on his way home somewhere IN
the Midwest.
A real hero. 10 he sure.
But some people cant be I'M
pressed
He's been put Off planes four
times m the last three days.
DIDN'T have any priority,
THE Big-Timc Dick>Haymes
latest recording with the
vocal background instead Of an
orchestra. Delightful.
Eleanor Tecman versatile
hoohng at the p. Central Roof.
Paramount's 50 Proudly We
Hail a tribute 10 the Bataan
and Corrcgidor nurses
Due soon ar tho Music Hall.
Lionel Hampton's band.
The zlp-zang and Fam IN
Early 10 Bod
Many Of tho critics Who COM
planned about IT'S SlnfulneSs
overlooked the same in BY
Jupiter and Star and Garter.
copy right oy Daily Mirror, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Connolly Answers

la Passover; tb) st. Pat
rick'S Day, CO. Dominion
Day
Pa operetta Robin Hood
tbl Indian Suite, (cl old
Folks al Home.
3-ta) Confuclus, Cb) Charles
dc Gaulle. CO. MohandaS
Gandhl
4 ca measures depth Of water
by echo sounding, tb) regu-
lateS temperature produced
by heating apparatus; tC)
obtains maCnifcd image Of
tiny objects.
) IA Helen Hunt Jackson:
tb) Pearl Buck. tc) Mar
garct Mitchell.
6 ta) John Adams, Thomas
jefferson. Aaron Burr.
Copyright. 1913. by KITS Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

lMEMOS Of a Midnightcr:
4'i Sophie Tucker broke the
Hwood FIorcntine Garden
record
The FollIes girls were offered
a 25-centS-a week raise
Sgt. Jack Blaine IS in Africa.
Alary Mulhern Mccarthy,
Oner Follies girl, has shelvcd
40 pounds since her illness.
Rose iced now says she isn't
sure if she'll wed her Teller or
some dramatic school.
Diana Harris, who danced pro-
fesslonally with Ted Trevor, is
now brunei.
Several Socialite mothers of
tiny babies, desperate for milk
touring the Skip-a-day deliv-
cries., phoned Swank night
clubs which obliged.
Phil Curtis, a midget g IT, y
was drafted
l. AIRY Adlor's autobiog
CFrom Hand TO Mouth VIII
be Doubloday-Doran'd soon.
SIGHTS You Don't See from
~ Sightseeing Bus: The place
downtown that tattoos your So
cial Security number on your
chest or arms.
The new dating spot for uni
formed lads and their gals
Father DuffyS statue on Broad
" v near 47th
The quotes from Naz. leaders
In Radio CityS This is the
Enemy" exhibit
So fantastic -they seem made
up, but are real.
The wolves who loitor- around
the 9Th Avenue Library lions
waiting for the lambs.
The Greenwich Village cafe
terra with tables reserved for
Village Q &C centric $50 that
others may enjoy the nightly
show D. theyHput on.
The lovely trees IN Washing
ton Square which once served
as gallows for public hangings.
4 MAGAZINE soon VIII unveil
"A what il calls a racket.
VIII slam The fortune
.ers allegcdly preyInE on war
mothers and KIN
II reminds rs Of the wealthy
man v-trt-e-tFrty-7try was fortune
tcllCrS.
one day about - years ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
On the Side

When ! mas opag
Did your fancy nero, stray
To some HcUcr loper!
Gay.
according 10 our Mules and
Men Departments file No 1882
"A young woman asked the above
question should answer: What
do you think ?
This VIII keep the gentle
man guessing which, according
10 Sur NJ q NJ Department. is
from the feminine standpoint
the most desirable state of mind
in which 10 keep a man.-EVD)
4 HIGH ranking member Of
"a the British Raj has stated
The Mosquito bomber II the
bomber that will win the war"
Observed Bellamy Brooks
Women are wise OfIhand and
fools ON reflection. Take your
wife'S first advice, never her
second"
a Chicago matron says her
15-year-old daughter wishes 10
be married.
II cannot object with any
effect" says this mother, be
cause I was married when II
and my marriage has been a
great success"
In this connection let US take
look st-the statistics
Every year in the u. s more
than $4,000 girls OF Is years Of
age are married.
Annually about $50 girls OF
j. are divorced.
And every year about $50
girls Of - become widows.
THE thing 10 do is 10 ho on
j the alert as to your Wlfc's
hats
Always look ar your mates
chapeau TO see If it is new
one.
Don't wait for her TO ask.
How do you like my new
hat""
Is claimed that when a man
doesn't notice his wife'S new
hat she buys another one TO see
if that will register with him.
Therefore. if you notice the
new hat right away it will save
you money
II was Gertrude Bailey who
said
a woman does not expect
man 10 understand hat but
she hopes he will notice IT.
1T il the failure of a new hat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
The Brighter Side

HARRY RUBY agrees that
- there are no new Jokes IN
the world apropos of my recent
column tracing the moron gags
back 10 the ancient Greeks.
! know a fairly new one.
II concerns Harry Ruby him.
self.
Besides being a famous COM
poser of popular music. Harry
is noted as the hottest baseball
fan alive
One day a fellow said to him:
Harry, il your father and
Joe DiMaggio were about TO fall
over a high cliff and you could
save one but not both, which
would you rescue""
Are you crazy" demanded
Harry.
"My father can't hit the size
OF his collar"
IL AIRY ana Bert kalfner are
IL one Of the best known song
writing teams in the business.
can make you bust out cry
ing with my back-room rendi-
ton Of one of their older efforts,
ooh, What a Pal Was Mary
They also have written sew
cral musical shows and numer-
Gus picture scenarios.
They were among the organ
izerS and moving spirits Of a
New York social club that is
still the subject Of nostalgia
mumblings among the former
members whenever they meet.
This was the $3.50 Club IN
West saith street which sprang
into existence with prohibition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

BEFORE the war the average
~ wage IN Buffalo \ Y was
S27O7 a week, II
Now II is SIS % a week
In many cases the wife also
is working, making the family
income $9046 a week.
In sul other iamLl1s-tLa
grown children are working
Some families which had an
income OF S27O7 a week before
the war now have an income
of $50 a week
No wonder Washington s
concerned about initiation.
+ UCILLE BARNES Lady OF
II the ensemble or u may
be Lois Barnes. her Identical
twin
Some film company should
sign up Lucille and Lois and
make "A film farce based on
the adventures Of identical
twins.
We could use some farceS 20
give US a few laughs between
war pictures.
Mrs. Juliet Farnham, widely
known how 10 get a husband
expert, has written a book on
husband hunting. titled. How
TO Meet Men and Marry.
Included in the advice as 10
how 10 get man in the mood 10
marry, Mrs. Farnham suggests
ne be taken for a stroll past
furniture store windows
That's a good suggestion, but
was being used when your
grandma was a girl
Remember the old furniture
store slogan:
"You furnish the girl and we
will furnish the home"
NOTE 10 women planning to
" go stocklngless this sum-
mer.
Some establishments will not
try shoes on women's bare
feet.
The claim is that such prac-
tice spreads disease.
So if you do not wear stock
ings bring along footlets when
you 60 TO buy shoes.
A Wisconsin man caught a
muSkellunge AZ inches long and
weighing 30 pounds.
That's a lot of fish TO catch
in a fresh water lake.
Copyright, 1888, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
March Of Events
by benjamin DcGasSeres

~ TNSrDr 1N,rOp,r,
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pussia u,,lI - ~. - -
war cyf, -, - 90 "d,,~s -, ~, ~,
49, g. t,ni,ol 49, ', -. >
60 -, - 49, =, 90, 49, p - W.
'''' '''''' '' IN
Does lhls also IncI4de me
triaI OF iojo Tor me massacre
AZ rear iiaibor WINE our
paCkS were turned ana ne tIial
OF the H"NlrI FaQeI, IoI t'o-
Dung up nan oi Foian' VIII"
iihey coirpiac'n'iy "alohed mt
iei IaNdse Europe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

by Dr. Logan CIcndcning

A LLERGY is one Of those
strictly technical scientific
words that occasionally gets
taken over into common speech.
like "gravitation,' electric
magnetic" orbit and as is
usual in such cases, in common
speech it loses It's exact mean
ing.
To say, This is an electric
machine has an entirely diff
ferent meaning from, His is
an electric personality
You hear, Il am allergic 10
her. =" and It may mean, She
affects me very fayorably, or
She irritates me
The way the word rot into
the language is a key 10 what
II should mean.
The fact that some persons
reacted differently than the ma
jority Of their fellows 20 COM
mon su distance has been
sporadically recorded by many
older medical writer's.
HippOcrateS wrote
1T IN bad thing 30 give
milk 10 persons having head
ache"
TOHN BOSTOCK. in 1919
u read paper before the
London Medical Society IN
which he described hay fever
IN himself:
About the beginning or
middle OF June in every year a
sensation OF heat and fullness is
experienced i'm the eyes, grad
ually becoming converted into
combination of the most
acute itching and smarting.
ITO this succeeds irritation
Of the nose, producing SneeZ-
ing, which occurs i'm fits Of HeX-
treme violence. coming on at
uncertain intervals.
ITO the sneeZings are added
n further sensation Of tight
ness OF the chest. and diff
ficulty of breathing"
HENRY HYDE SALTER pub
II lished his treatise on
Asthma in 1868 and noted
"One asthmatic il obliged 10
take a sea voyage; another
cannot stroke or nurse cat:
another is rendered aSthmatic
by "A privet hedge; another can
not sleep upon n pillow stuffed
with feathers, and one Young
lady ! knew who did not dare
to pass a poulterer's shop"
Physicians. then even long
ago. knew o. these queer per-
sons who were sensitive 10
substances smells and contacts
and foodS-that did not affect
others at all.
These separate facts were not
scientifically grouped, however.
until with the use Of diphthcria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

W. p. p: a nurse tells me she
has a patient who has a diff
ferent heart and pulse. Is this
possible?
Answer IN some forms Of ir-
regularity Of the heart due to
what is known as fertilization.
some beats Of the heart muscle
are not as strong as others.
These weaker beats do not
reach the pulse Of the wrist and
therefore the heart beat and
the pulse beat are different.
VI l.; In a recent article YOU
SAID:
Never give anybody with
abdominal pain a cathartic: use
a hot water bottle and IL the
pain is still there eight hours
later. call a doctor"
II that pain should turn out
70 be appendicitis, don't YOU
think hot water bottle would
be bad?
Answer. No. not onc-tonth as
bad as giving a Cathartlc
II the trouble rs a simple
spasm due to enteritis, the hot
water bag tends 10 calm 1t
down.
If there is real appendicitis,
the hot water bag tends to
localizc it,.
II under the hot water bag
treatment. in few hours the
pam is Stdl present. there is
still time 20 call a doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
10 bring forth comment that
drives woman 10 greater eX-
tremes in millinery"
nlsiribuiea BY K.ng Fsatures synd lnr

10 bring forth comment that
drives a woman 10 greater eX-
tremes in millinery"
~ 1912 in Britain !, 700 war
widows married again
4 thousand OF these widows
had no children
Fofty-eight per cent again
married men in the armed
forces.
Mrs. James MaSSe Of Code
rich, Ont, has had II children
and they are all living
Many women have had as
many as II children but TO have
that many and never 10 have
had an infant death in the fam
lily is very unusual.
In fact it may be a worlds
record.
IS $ TO the suggestion that
women get around the
shortened stocking situation by
rolling their stockings-Only a
man could have an idea like
that" writes a feminine SUBJ
Scriber.
Haven't YOU ever noticed
how terrible rayOn stockings
look rolled:
Women could wear bobby
socks, perhaps, but rolled rayOn
stockings, never"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Quick Answers

The mouse.
Pie won't wear il until
France is liberated.
3-Indian Ocean.
calvin Coolidge, N
5-FraHZ Ferdinand.
. May ]. 1898
Z Cairo
Cop.rsH' 1873, by hing Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

THEE he sent for the phablo
Il Duke Of Buckingham and
ms other beily-CraWlcrs and
staged, as ] remarked before.
the Supcrbcst piece Of 40. no
take u away, poppycock
that you've ever read
"tlas," whncd the Duke Of
Gloucester, "why would YOU
heap these cares upon me?
Il am unfit for state and
majesty.
~ cannot, will not yield 20
YOU"
Buckingham I'D rrhoarsod
all the delegates 20 beg Rich
ard go take Tho crown
The latter then bad murdered
secretly some more obstacles
and finally consented 10 as
sumo the cares Of state
AS a study n the mockcry
q drafting a ruler / recon
mend 10 your attention King
Richard the Third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
.SlIerGics
Not New

antliONin IN 1893. serum reac-
TONS began 10 nc common.
Here would he a child who
had required two doses Of anti
toxin and on receiving the sec
ond broke cut with hives and
had severe asthma
IT WAS soon proved that the
Il horse serum, not the anti
toxin. did this and that one dose
senSltized he recipient 70 the
second.
This phenomenon was called
anaphyiaXi, 49, the opposite OF
prophylaXiS.
II was seen, too, that this
kind of reaction was the same
as that of the hay fever victim
10 pollen. Of the hives patient 70
strawberries. and OF the asthma
victim TO horse dander.
But here no previous senSlti-
7ation could be proved
To such natural taS opposed
10 experimental SensitiZation
was given the name allorgy,
which means another kind Of
energy
II implies that a food Which
would have ono kind of energy
for YOU would have another
kind for he person allcrgIc
10 IL.
SO when a person says he Is
allcrgic 10 work, il means liter
ally that he spends great deal
OF energy doing something else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
On Broadway
by Walter WincheII

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright 1919
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
Winter Traffic Hazards

The war department is concerned
over the annual December peak in
auto accidents, and Robert P. Pat
terson, undersecretary of war, and
Lieut.. Robert E. Raleigh, director
of the International Association of
Chiefs of Police, have teamed up to
try to stop them.
Seven valuable tips, based on Ma
tional Safety council research, on
how to escape traffic tieups, skid
wrecks, lost time and road block
AIDES have been offered:
1) Reduce speeds on snow and
ice. 1t takes 3 to II times normal
distance to stop on snow or ice.
Repair old tire chains.
(2) Protect visibility. Check de-
froster, windshield wipers. head
lights and keep windshield clean.
You must see hazard to avoid it.
(3) Use anti-skid chains. Tire
chains reduce braking distances 40
to so per cent and provide traction
on snow or ice.
(4) Don't crowd traffic. When
roads are slippery, allow three to
six car lengths for every 10 m.p.h.
because snow and ice increase brak-
ing distances 3 to II times over those
required on dry pavement. Slipperi-
ness varies, glare ice at thawing
temperatures being twice as Slip
perry as dry ice near zero.
(5) Anticipate mistakes. Drive so
that you are prepared for any emer-
gency under prevailing conditions.
Anticipate mistakes of pedestrians
and other drivers.
(6) Signal your intentions. In turn
ing or stopping on hard-packed snow
or ice, remember other drivers need
more time and distance to adjust
themselves to your moves. Give
them a chance. Some may have
neglected chains and have insult
ficient traction.
(D Mechanics are scarce and your
vehicle may have to last for the
duration. Essential transportation is
vital to victory. An ounce of pre-
vention is now worth ten pounds of
cure.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31

planned to repeat tones in the wall
paper of the room in which the
chairs were to be used. The bold
stripes of the putty tan, green and
wine red material gave just the
right contrast with the lowered
pattern on the wall. Narrow green
fringe was used for edging and
the sketch shows how the two
pieces of the slip cover were
made.
NOTE-Readers who want to make tai
lored slip covers for living room chair
will find detailed directions in SEWING
BOOK 10. Price. Is cents. Send "our or
der to
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
There's Safety in Numbers
And Applause, As Well

A beautiful Russian actress was
at a reception. She was asked
by her hostess to recite something.
She could think of nothing to suit
the occasion, and begged to be let
off with a short selection in her
native language.
Her audience could not under
stand a word, but were enthralled
by her gestures and tones. She
received tremendous applause.
Just before the guest went her
hostess said, "Do tell me what
you recited?"
sit has no name," said the ac-
tress. 81 was counting from one
to two hundred and thirty-in Rus
sian."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
Victory Volunteers Proved
Satisfactory Farm Hands
Most Of 100000 Young People Made Good,
Quickly Learning Agricultural SkilIs,
And Working Hard and Long.
By BAUKHAGE
Ne,os analyst and Commentator.

saw a letter from a Crop corps
city girl, very able at expressing her
self. want to quote one paragraph:
II have felt" she wrote, "unutter-
able satisfaction pervade this new
me as squeezed, pulled and ca
joled the last squirt of rich white
milk from a reluctant mountain of
a Guernsey COW am learning
to love this new life and am surer
than ever that I have chosen well in
deciding to make it my own"
The Misfts
One of the great troubles of the
world are the misfits, the folks who
are in the wrong job. There are
a lot OF newspaper men who ought
to be BARRIERS and lot of BARRIERS
who might have been better sailors,
lot of farmers who ought to be in
business. There are many people
who have an Unborn love of the coun-
try that never gets a chance to
come out-they don't even recog-
nize they have it. This summer,
many of these young folks discov-
cred themselves-realized that the
country was where they belonged!
I can well understand the remark
of one of these volunteers, who prob
ably in his normal lifetime would
never have had chance to acquire
the Self-confidence behind a desk
or at bench, that he felt when
he learned to drive team of horses.
II felt that was the most capable
person in the world" he said, when
could finally drive tedder through
the hay"
1t will be hard to keep him and a
lot of his ilk down at the shop after
he's seen the farm.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
QA1MN&M|HH!'19|!l!
49, %

To lengthen the life of your
feather pillows, put them in a cur
rent Of cool dry air frequently to
keep them dry, fresh and sweet.
When the sweetness of cream is
doubtful. stir in a pinch of soda.
This will prevent curdling even in
hot coffee.
Most rayon fabrics should be
pressed when Slightly damp, but
spun rayons look best if ironed
when almost dry.
Look over clothes and household
textiles regularly, reinforce weak
places and mend small holes be-
fore they grow large, and fabrics
will last longer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
B r E F S by Baukhage

The Cuna Indian tribe Of Panama
has been persuaded to declare war
on the Axis and has gone to work
gathering wild castlloa rubber to
help the United Nations defeat the
enemy.
Fifty million gallons Of gasoline,
fuel oils, lubricants and other petro-
leum products are now going direct
ly to the fighting forces every day.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31

Doctors have been able to set up
a health dispensary to serve workers
in the promising rubber-producing
Madre de Dios region Of Peru as
result of flight service over the
Andes. Cargo planes Of the United
States Rubber Development corpora
ton are flying medical supplies,
sanitation engineers, and doctors
into the remote country east Of the
Andes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
KS 6Mf ?f fRReo5nz;!.jj|
Wa ay1HE SsTa ses4ss VA

IF A chair is all legs, angles and
curves in the wrong places, a
slip cover in the right colors and
cut to bring out graceful lines and
cover defects, will give any dining
room chair set new personality.
That was the treatment given a
set of old chairs like the one shown
here. A two-piece frock was
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
Better Rural Roads

The National Highway Users con-
ference calls my attention to bill to
create within the Federal Works
agency a Rural Local Roads adj
ministration, independent of the Pub
lie Roads administration, to coop
crate with the states and their local
subdivisions in the construction of
rural local roads. 1t is proposed
in S. 1893 by Senator Stewart of
Tennessee.
The bill would authorize appropri-
atoms of 81, l25, 900, 900 by the federal
government to be made available at
the rate of $375 900, 900 a year for
each of the three years Immediately
following the end Of the war for con-
struction of an-weather rural local
roads.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31

v Formation
Planes fly in v formation, fol
lowing their leader, yet have .
clear vision and there is no dan
ger of collision. This method fol
lows the habits of large birds
wild geese, for example.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-12-31
CLASSIFIED
D EP A r r M E N T
DELCOLIGHT PLANTS

guar. Large stock Delco Light service parts
Write A. N. McCranie. 24O5 Montana Ave.
Billings, Mont, across from N. p. depot
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No Gold in Humans

At least Is metals have beer
discovered in the human body
among them being nickel, manga,
nese, aluminium, zinc, tin, lead
mercury and silver. About the
only important metal that has new.
er been found in human tissues i,
gold.
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TRAPPER'S SUPPLIES
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