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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1920
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SPECIALISTS
in the examination of eyes and the
fitting of correct glasses.
NORTHRUP OPTICAL CO.
9 E. Adams St.
Phone 690 for appointment
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W H Y
One Pair of
GLASSES?
Amanhassev I
eral suits and
hati. and a wo
man has a Dumber of gowns.
Why get along with one pair
of glasses if yon need them
continuously? Think it over!
Munson Optical Co.
8 East Washington St,
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tS East Washlnctcfl 8U
Akvt Qtrfbergs Clothing
Store
Phone SQ89
Arizona Iron Works, Inc.
O. Box 575 Phone 1271
Three blocks south of State Cap
ital between Jackson and Harri
son Streets.
We have an tip-to-date Foundry
and Machine Shop and specialize
in repairing Mining and Cotton Gin
machinery.
1 E. C. VOSS, Manager.
! PLUMBING
HONEST WORK FAIR PRICES
8nd me your work for quick and
f ffieient service I
! O.E. BELLAS
216 E. Roosevelt St.i Phone 8502
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AiiOTKemeil
It is with pleasure that we announce the
purchase of Bon Ton Basketeria No. 1,
which henceforth will be called Wetzler's
Basketeria. Such improvements are to be
made as will warrant your patronage in a
most pleasing manner. Know our quality
goods; know our prices; know us; and you
will know that it pays to trade at Wetzler's.
Introductory
Specials
Munson's extra large Olives, pint 32c
Post Toasties 10c
Cane Sugar . 23c
10 lbs. Blue Karo Q7
Syrup . f
Grape Nuts 14c
Mammoth Cheese (been in storage since
January). Try it; you'll say that it's the
best you ever ate.
ETZLER
Basketeria
127 North
WATER REPORT
Contents, acre feet 213.23
Reservoir elevation 1,176,011
Loss in 24 hours 3,400
Elevation year ago 173.12
Contents year ago 632,300
Water used, north side 65,070
Water used, south side 46,914
WEATHER FORECAST
Arizona: Fair Saturday and Sunda-y.
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WEATHER REPORT
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Galveston 78
Kansas City .... 90
Los Angeles ....-80
Minneapolis .... 76
Needles 112
New York ...... 76
New Orleans .... 82
Oklahoma 88
PHOENIX 104
Pittsburg 68
Portland, Ore, .. 82
St. Lduis 86
Salt Lake City . 90
San Diego 70
San Francisco . . 66
Seattle 74
Spokane 84
Tucson 98
Washington .... 80
Winnipeg ...... 64
Yuma 102
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Local Weather Yesterday.
6 a.m. Noon 6 p.m.
Temp., dry bulb 82 99 104
Temp., wet bulb 68 74 75
Humidity, percent .... 50 31 25
Wind from- E NE N
Wind, miles 6 3 3
Rainfall 0 0 0
Weather Clear Pt.Cldy PLCldy
Highest yesterday 106
Lowest yesterday 80
Total rainfall 0
Excess in temp, yesterday, 2 degrees.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month 8 degrees
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January 1 117 degrees
Normal precipitation January 1 to
date 3.99 inches
Actual precipitation January 1 to
date 4.76 Inches
Excess since January 1,... 0.77 inches
ROBERT Q. GRANT
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Ctton Region Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30. Tem
peratures are still below normal in
extreme eastern districts but normal
or slightly lelow elsewhere. Fair
weather prevails except for light to
moderate showers in southern Texas
and a few localities in northeastern
Texas and on western Louisiana coast
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HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN.
Reports by county engineers and
others.
River Crossings.
Sacaton The river crossing is dry.
The desert road across the reservation
is good, except for a few short stretch
es where chuck holes have made It
rough.
Cochise County.
All main roads in good condition and
being improved by recent rains.
Coconino County.
All roads dry. Flagstaff-Williams
good; Williams-Ash Fork, fair, rough
in places: Williams-Grand" Canyon.
First Avenue
good; Flagstaff-Grand Canyon, good;
Flagstaff-Canyon Padre, excellent,
good traveling thence to Winslow, but
rough in places; Flagstaff south, dry
but rough.
Graham County.
County roads in fair condition in
eastern part of county. Traffic must
be cautious on roads from Glenbar to
Geronimo on account of washouts;
roads are passable but very rough in
places.
Gila County.
General condition: Roads are dry
and dusty. Globe-Winkelman-Hayden
road in good condition. Roosevelt
Payson road getting cut up; new con
struction soft and dusty. Salt River
bridge to be completed by August 1
when Roosevelt ferry will be discon
tinued. Maricopa County.
Frescott-Wickenburg road good.
Black Canyon fair by way of Avenue
16. To Florence new state highway out
of Mesa. Tempe bridge open for light
vehicles. Coast, Parker route best. AJo
road fair by Buckeye and Gila Bend.
Mohave County.
Main roads in good condition, ex
cept road Oatman to Topock which
was badly washed in recent rain. Re
pairs have been made, and road is in
a passable condition but very rough.
Navajo County.
Holbrook to Winslow road rough 6
miles east of Winslow from rain the
23rd. Old trails good through county
except 2 miles in petrified forest on
account of new work. Gallup road
fair.
Pinal County.
Mountain roads in good condition,
valley roads dusty and rough. Florence
Casa Grande road bad due to recon
struction; take desert roads between
these two points.
Santa Cruz County.
Heavy showers throughout the coun
ty; all roads passable.
Yavapai County.
Light rains have settled dust. Roads
in good condition. No washouts or
high water.
Yuma County.
Ehrenberg ferry closed on account
of high water.
Parker: road via Parker and Nee
dles in good condition. Ferry service
not affected by high water. Repairs
made on sand near Parker. Road is
well signed.
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OBITUARIES
Edward Allen Hull
Edward Allen Hull, a native of
England, died at St. Joseph's hospital
July 28. The decedent waa 38 years of
age and had come to Phoenix two years
ago for his health. Funeral services
were held at the Yarwood and Hockery
chapel yesterday aftern'oon. Burial
was at Greenwood cemetery.
Eugene W. Miller.
Funeral services for Eugene W. Mil
ler, who died last Tuesday, will be
held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at ithe
Moore and McLellan chapel. Burial
will be at Greenwood cemetery.
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TO HOLD HEARING A hearing on
the application of F. C. Harris to oper
ate a stag line between Phoenix and
the city reservoir camps near Fort
McDowell will be held before the state
corporation commission Tuesday, Aug
ust 3.
ASKED TO CALL Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Crouse are requested to call at the
office of Justice Wheeler. 17 East Mon
roe street, and get some legal papers
belonging to them. Their address is
unknown to Justice Wheeler.
A CORRECTION An error was
made in yesterday morning's Republi
can in the story concerning the suit of
Elvira Abril against her husband. En
rique Abril. Mrs. Abril is bringing suit
for separate maintenance instead of a
divorce, as stated.
FINED FOR SPEEDING W. X.
McMarmon yesterday pleaded guilty
before Justice Wheeler on a charge of
exceeding the speed limit on the Tempe
highway and was fined $10.
NEW MEMBER OF STAFF Miss
Pauline Shaw has been added to the
staff of the state land department. Miss
Shaw has entered the employ of the
department as stenographer.
GOING TO CAMP CREEK Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver King and Mr. and Mrs. E
E. Brooks will leave today for Camp
Creek, returning to town on Monday.
HELD TO COURT Dick Creger yes
terday was held to answer to the fed
eral court by United States Commis
sioner Henke after a hearing before
him on a- charge of having violated the
narcotic drug act. Cre-sr was returned
to the county jail when he failed to
furnish a bond of $1,000. It was al
leged that Creger dealt in and sold cer
tain forms of cocaine. Two witnesses
in th.- case were released under bonds
of $250 each.
BATHING A LA ADAM Shortly af
ter noon yesterday an excited man
called the sheriffs office on the phone
and stated that a nut was posing as
September morn in the neighborhood
of Seventh avenue and the Glendale
car line. Two deputies were sent to the
scene. They found a Mexican a la
Adam bathing in the canal near the
Indian school. The man was dressed
a.nd brought into the sheriffs office and
after a lecture by Sheriff Montgomery
on the requirements necessary for bath
ing in thf canal he was released.
PLEADS NOT GUILTY Javier San
chez Soto yesterday pleaded not guilty
before Justice McKee on a charge of
assault with a deadly weapon and was
released on his own recognizance to
appear for trial next Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The compla-int was
made by Robert Isley, -a taxi driver,
who alleges that Soto threatened him
with a revolver. The alleged affair
took place after Isley had driven Koto
to Eleventh and Washington streets on
the night of July 28. Isley declares he
managed to escape, then called the po
lice and Soto was arrested.
SUES FOR $15,000 Declaring that
he suffered injuries to the extent of
$15,500 aftei being run down by an
automobile belonging to and driven
by the defendant, James Champion yes
terday brought suit against Sidney J.
Ross asking for a judgment. Cham
pion says the accident took place on
Saturday morning, July 10. near the
intersection of Twentieth street and
McDowell road. He a-lleges that his leg
was broken and his body severely
bruised by the impact, and asys he was
forced to remain in the hospital for 13
days. He charges Ross with driving at
a speed of 40 miles an hour at the time
of the accident.
ASKS $696 DAMAGES Declaring
tha-t her aetomobile was damaged to
the extent of $696.60 and that she also
suffered damages to the extent of $550
through being deprived of the use of
the car for 55 days, Dora Dietz, with
her husband, John Dietz. yesterday
brought suit against the Maricopa
Creamery company asking for a. judg
ment. Mrs. Dietz alleges that on the
night of June 5 about 9 o'clock while
her husband was driving herself and
a party of friends west on Adams street
in the car a truck belonging to th de
fendant and driven by Victor Cash, an
employe, collided with her car at the
Intersection of Third nvfnue nnd
Adams street. She nays her car was
wrecked. Mrs. Dietz charges Cash with
driving south on Third avenue at a
speed of 30 mllfs an hour n.nd claims
that he had r.o lights on the truck.
I which she says was loaded with seven
iocalBriefi
PLEADS IT GUILTY
TO FORGERY CHARGE
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A. C. Cook yesterday pleaded not
guilty before Justice McKee on a
charge of forgery and was returned to
the county jail when he failed to fur
nish a bond of $1,500. He will be ex
amined on the charge on Saturday,
August 7. The complaint was made by
T. A. Ring, who a.lleged that Cook gave
the Berryhill company a check for $50
on April 30 to which it is said he had
signed the name of B. H. Stillman. The
check was one of the state prison im
prest fund checks of Superintendent
C. G. Powell, and was made out to
Cook.
According to the story told by the
officers. Cook was sentenced to serve
from one to two years in the state peni
tentiary on a charge of forgery from
Ya.vapai county in June, 1919. Last
April, they said, Cook escaped from
the road camp at Superior, and it is
alleged that he took some of the super
intendent's checks with him. Cook, the
officers said, passed one of these checks
in Superior and three in Phoenix, one
of them being the check given the
Berryhill company.
Cook was captured in Texas and
brought back to the sta.te penitentiary
about a month ago and served out the
remainder of his term. The warrant
for the forgery charge in Phoenix was
mailed to Superintendent Powell of the
prison and Cook was turned over to the
Maricopa county officials on Thursday
aoid brought back to Phoenix by Dep
uty Sheriff Al De Witt.
BARBDA TAKEN TO
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Jesu3 Maria Barboa, the Mexican
who is said to have confessed that he
murdered Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erhardt,
was taken to the state hospital for the
insane yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriffs Al De Witt and Gilbert Blanco.
Barboa was placed in a ward and will
receive the same treatment as other
insane patients at the hospital. He
will be closely observed during his
stay to ascertain if possible the exact
condition of his insanity.
Barboa was brought to Phoenix from
the state penitentiary at Florence on
Thursday by Deputy De Witt after
Superintendent Powell had requested
Sheriff Montgomery to place the
Mexican in the insane asylum. Thurs
day night Barboa spent in the county
jail. He talks only when spoken U
and then replies with random answers.
L. M. Laney, county attorney, stat
ed last night that he would be unable
to leave for San Francisco on Sunday
night because of a meeting of the
board of supervisors on next Monday.
Mr. Laney said that soon after that
date, in company with Sheriff Mont
gomery, he would leave for an inter
view with Mose Gibson, the negro Who
confessed that he killed the Erhardts.
Gibson has been sentenced to hang at
San Quentin for the murder of Roy
Trapp, a Fullerton, Cal.. rancher, on
the right of July 15.
Hotel Arrivals
Adams
W. F. Tonaferro, Topeka; C. M. Less
ley, San Francisco; Mrs. Emma Burt,
El Paso; Viola Johnson. El Paso; R.
C. Docker, Oakland; W alter Burns, Los
Angeles; E. Van Ribbenk. San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Gray, Taft; Mrs. Amy C.
Jones. Winslow; H. H. Hiener and wife,
Superior; W. C. St ef fens, Los Angeles;
W. E. Walker, Los Angeles; Gertrude
Orr, Denver; A. V. Austerman, Los
Angeles; J. D. Kenney, Miami: Tom
Brewer, Miami; Dr. B. W. Hardy. Mi
ami; H. L, Levy, Los Angeles; M. A.
Romero, El Paso; J. V. Booth, Globe.
Commercial
B. Graver. Philadelphia; C. E. Lyon.
Globe; Mrs. E. Annull, Phoenix; Frank
Sweeney, Los Angeles; G. H. Hecht,
Los Angeles; E. A. Howard, Cave
Creek.
Jefferson
L. C. Riley, Flagstaff; R. K. Seixas,
Los Angeles; C. A. Swift, Los Angeles;
Austin A. Finley, Roswell; H. A. Hege,
Phoenix; Mrs. Loula Benton and
Gladys Benton, El Paso; Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Luther, Jr. San Francisco: G.
El Lucks. Los Angeles; H. W. Turner,
San Francisco; Mrs. O. Sanderson,
Glendale: R. E. Mundell, Phoenix; R.
Green. Tempe; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dun
can, Phoenix: Robert Denton, Casa
Grande; W. E. Springer, Phoenix; E.
T. Hooper, Pearsall.
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GOES TO KENTUCKY Mrs. Wil
liam Gleason, 1509 West Adams street,
left Phoenix last night for a visit with
relatives at Lexington, Ky. She will
be gone the remainder of the summer.
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE A li
cense to marry was issued yesterday to
Alvin Maynard, 28, and Rosa Mathia,
24. both of Phoenix.
TO RETURN MONDAY Adjutant
General Walter S. Ingalls will return
Monday from Flagstaff, where he has
been for the past several days on offi
cial business.
IN WINSLOW ON BUSINESS Ed
Stephens, secretary to the live stock
sanitary board, is in Winslow on offi
cial business. He will return on Mon
day. BACK FROM VACATION Alfred
Franklin, collector of internal revenue,
will return this morning from his vaca
tion, spent on the Californian coast.
Announces Candidacy Fred C. Rol
en yesterday announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for jus
tice of the peace for East Phoenix
precinct. Mr. Bolen has been a. resi
dent of that precinct for almost nine
years. He has been connected with
law offices for several years and is a
member of the bar. having been admit
ted to practice in the supreme court ot
this state last fall.
GOES ON EASTERN TRIP Mrs.
Gertrude Bird will leave this evening
for an extensive tour of the east. She
will spend Sunday at the Grand Can
yon, going from there to her former
home in Pittsburg, where she will be
the guest of her brother, Ralph H
Bast. Her itinerary includes other
points of interest in Pennsylvania, with
a few weeks in New York and a. short
time in Washington and Niagara Falls
On hen return to Arizona she will visit
in Denver. She expects to be in Phoe
nix the middle of September, when fhe
will resume her position with the Phoe
nix National bank.
LOANS EASY
TO GET
In sums up to $300 at lawful rates,
en your furniture, piano, automo
bile, livestock, implements, etc
Repay in small monthly payments
if desired. Ample funds. Just and
courteous treatment. Strictly con
f idential.
PEOPLE'S LOAN AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY
Phone 1396. 23 East Washington
HI
H0SP1TA
For you who are va
cation bound.
Luggage of every de
scription here.
Highest qualities.
Reasonably priced.
"Knox" hats.
Light weight.
All colors.
McDougall & Cassou
Washington Street
HULETT'S
Prickly Heat Lotion Still 50c
Takes Away the Sting
Sold Only at
Kimball & Hulett's
Drug Store. Phoenix
Adama at First Are. Phone 4441
DIES 111 FRONT OF
'S OFFICE
An unknown Mexican died yester
day afternoon in Glendale in front of
the coroner's office and the body was
taken into the place, a jury impaneled
and an inqust held. The verdict was
death from causes unknown. The in
quest was conducted by Coroner F. J.
Patterson.
According to the story told by Mr.
Malen, a rancher living near Glendale.
the Mexican had been working for him
and yesterday noon became suddenly
ill. Malen said he placed the man in
his car and drove to Glendale for med
ical aid. Just as he reached the office
of Justice Patterson, the Mexican died,
Malen said. He did not know the
Mexican' name, the rancher stated.
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TOO LATETO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Alamo , dwarf pump
jack, 4x42, deep well cylinder; 100
feet I 5-8-Inch wood rod. guaranteed;
and reasonable; also 8-inch centrifu
gal horizontal pump and some fitting,
guaranteed, new condition. Shaffer
Bros. 10th and Grand Ave. b
SPECIALS
Bread, three loaves,
(14 oz.)
25c
POTATOES
WHILE THEY LAST
Choice California Fota
fT?:.. 50c
toes,, 8 lbs. for
Fancy Lemons, QQ
Per dozen lOC
Toilet Paper,
3 big rolls Ot
Salt Pork,
per lb. SlOC
Breakfast Bacon, QQ
Per lb. . . OULr
Picnic Hams, OQ
Per lb. Ot
Orange Blossom Honey, Ofl
Per quart jar .. iUv
Fancy Pink Beans, AO
10 lbs. for tOt
Spaghetti in Bulk,
2 lbs. for ilOC
Fancy Japan Rice, f0
3 lbs. for OUL
Peanut Butter, QE
3-lb. can 3t
Jams (Strawberry, Elackberry)
5 -pound
Jars
$1.75
... 10c
Fancy Tomatoes,
per lb
COFFEE
COFFEE
High Grade Coffees in bulk
ground to suit taste.
43c, 54c, AND 55c
Shrimps, Clams, Tuna Fish,
Oysters, Sardines
WE DELIVER
GriebeFs Grocery
218 W. Washington St.
Phone 1508
COINER
Phone 1387
SPUDS SPUDS
fbe;100 $6.00
gS'z....;;' $3.70
Dozen Ball Pint 80 C
Jars vJvr
Dozen Ball Quart 90C
Jars
Dozens-gallon $1.10
Jars ...... ............
10 lbs. Finest California Spuds grown. They are extra fif
large ones UtiVx
Corn Flakes, "1 Of
per package
Five packages Corn Flakes, . A
(some price) frfJl
SPECIAL MAZOLA SHORTENING
1 pint can Mazola 34 C
1 quart Mazola 66 C
4-gallon Mazola 27
1 gallon Mazola j2
1-lb. can Net Weight "I fj
Salmon .. -L I C
Gallon Can Solid Pack
Apples UtJU
Gallon Can Qftf
Apricots 7UV
Gallon Can Qfl
Peaches JUL-
BREAD BREAD
Three 14-oz. loaves , Opf
Bread ltlL
LEMONS LEMONS
Lemons, O"!
per dozen dx.j
Armour's Pint Bottle - QP
Grape Juice 0jC
Armour's -gallon Bottle I- Off
Grape Juict, JLiO
Sugar Cured Bacon Squares, Q71
per lb Ol 2t
Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, 071 t
per lb. :
REGULAR TOBACCO PRICES
"Prince Albert, "lyi
per can r I-v
Dozen cans I"I Q
Prince 4AeUt
Tuxedo Tobacco. - -j J
per can,
Tuxedo Tobacco, - ?0
per dozen vAevIO
Bull Durham, Qfi
dozen packages JJs
Velvet Tobacco, ...... i A (
per can AxU
Dozen' Velvet 3"l 0
Tobacco tJjJLev'tl
Granger Twist. . QQ
per dozen 9JmJs
i-ib. no
Horseshoe UtJ
1-lb. Star QQ
" Tobacco . .. - OO 1
1 lb. Brown . r7FC
Mule I OC
1 lb. Tinsley's rC
Tobacco vlVW
Camel Cigarettes, (f
Pkg., 16c; Carton J)JLUU
Lucky Strike Cigarettes, J- ?A
Pkg. 16c, Carton pXsOl
Chesterfields. Q- f
Pkg.. 16e; Carton tJJXeOU
Fatima Cigarettes, 00
Pkg 20c; carton '. J)vl
1-lb. Lunch Box Union Qflf
Leader OUt
1 lb. Lunch Box George Cfl
Washington OUt
1 box Palo QA OP
Cigars ..- JV0
We deliver orders of $1.00 or over in city limits of Phoenix.
We do not ship mail orders.
Marvin Smith Grocery Co.
Thone 1387 329 East Washington St.
Capt. E. M. Rbbison
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
For
United States Senate
Republican Primary
I Buy Diamonds and
Pay Highest Cash Price
IVlack Gardner
45 N. CENTRAL
ENGRAVED
WEDDING INVITATIONS
AND ANNOUNCEMENT CAR01
MAfiUFACIMNB STATIONERS-
ALFALFA SEED,
COMMERCIALLY PURE
HAIRY PERUVIAN
SMOOTH PERUVIAN
Certified to by County Agricul
tural Agent, the Grower and the
Association.
Also common alfalfa seed.
The seed from this valley is the
very best to be had in color and
germinating qualities. Our prices
are practically wholesale for small
lots
Telegraph or write for prices in
ton lots and sac lots.
YUMA VALLEY PRODUCE
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
(Seed Growers)
Yuma, Ariz.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
1 hereby announce my candidacy for Justice of the Supreme Court
of Arizona, subject to the Democratic primaries.
SAMUEL L. PATTEE
Phoenix Seed and
Feed Company
Wholesale end Retail
123 East Jefferson St.
Haas, Barnch& Co, Inc.
GROCERS.
WHOLESALE
Constable Ice and
Fuel Company
Phone 1555
PURE (CE GOOD 8ERVICE
ARIZONA HARDWARE
SUPPLY CO.
The Only EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE
Hardware House in the State
Guaranteed
TITLES
Phoenix Title &. Trust Co.
ARIZONA LODGE NO. -,
F. & A. M., will meet in Ma
Cjf sonic Hall at 3: CO for the pui -Nr
pose of conducting funeral
service of our late brother. KusenA
Miller of Richmond Lodge. Kentucky.
It W. S. NOnVIEL. W. M.
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teen milk cjlo.
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