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TIIE OMAHA" DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1003.
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Tuesday-Extra SpeciaJ Prices on
HOLIDAY GIFTS
These are special prices for Tuesday. We make these
unusual offers to induce early buying for holidays.
Many Bargain
Squares and
Counters Filled
with
Handkerchiefs
HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies' Sheer All Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
Also fine Valenciennes lace 1
edged handkerchiefs, always A 2m
e
sell at 15c each, at, each
Men's Large SI go Japanette Hand-
kerchief With JP 1
nllk embroidered
Initials, will go at
each
rm- jiojiu'
6c
Ladies' AU Silk Handkerchiefs
All silk embroider
edmany styles.
worth 2.V, will po
at.
10c
Sale of Cut Glass
Entire Surplus Stock from Eastern Gla.ss Cutter.
targe Size Sugars and Creamers In sunburst and chrys-
nnthemuin patterns, positively worth 2.f0, at
Beautiful Cut Gla Berry Bowls 7-inch
und "8-inch all perfectly cut sold ts
ln renin elsewhere at So
otiv price Jm.JC Jj
Ccltrv tlliet Large size,
worth $3 and
Mayonnaise Howl
resular price
Cnt film. 1 " . . T."1 . 1 i - . .
Inchdn 7oi -IhV Ol TumblerThe same
jeweler's pi kes f ufi ud CT 1 P ' -vou pay flf,y con,s for
at I . to Cp -wll'eoat
mm
2.98
iM-24w
..3.98 mm-
3 same
29c
Special Bargains Tcday in a
Our Mammoth Toy Dept.
Good, Substantial Dolls' Go
Carts at,
each JC
Noah's Arks Full of ani
malsat,
each
Children's Red and White
Enamel Chairsat,
each. sC
Large Size Game Boards
Plays '20 z;inies and AO
always sells for $2.00 WMp
J J
-no at, each .
5c
Walking Dolls, a regular $1.00 novelty, at, each, 25c.
Santa Claus Masks Get them now before they are tfln
all gone, usually sell for 50c, each fUC
Happy Hooligan, Foxy Grandpa, Katzen jammer Kids 'zQn
Books, selling all over for 69c; our price is
BBANDE1S-BOSTON STOKE
At Our Old Stand
We are receiving daily exceedingly fine goods for the Xmas trade In
Jewelry. Silverware. Optical Goods, Cut Glass and Notions In staple articles
rnd novelties, and will make prices an object for our many old friends and
customers, as well as new, to come our way for their purchases In our line.
. P. E. FLODMAN & CO., 1514 Capitol Ave.
N FOR CROWE
Et quoit Iuned bj Iowa Governor for
Be '.urn of Prisoner,
PAT SAYS HE WilL FIGHT IT TO EMD
Declare Intrae Charge He Robbed
t'eoncll Blaffa Car aad Sajra
Aatuiaa la Back of
: tha Deal.
Word comes from Des Mulnes that Gov
ernor Cummins Saturday morning issued a
requisition for the return of I'at Crowe to
Iowa for holding- up a street car In Council
Bluffs tha alght of July 2. A woman be
trayed Crowe, It is B&id, and he will be
tried upon her evidence. Lillian C. Bolton
of Council muffs, in the heurlng for a
requisition, claimed that (he overheard
Crowe telling others about the robbery of
the car and the two passengers.
The Bee's correspondent at Lincoln was
advised by E. 8. Mickey, son and executive
clerk of the governor, that no papers had
been received from Governor Cummins up
to Monday afternoon. The governor wai
.verse t committing himself as to action
on the. requisition when It came. His pol
icy has been, however, that where a cred
itable shewing of tha commission of crime
to another state Is made to grant the requi
sition. It is supposed, though, the Douglas
county authorities will be consulted In thu
matter. County Attorney Slabaugh is op
posed to DllnquUhing Crowe until the
Cudaby case is tried. '
Crowe Makea a Statement.
"Tou may say that I will right this requi
sition to the lilttnf end," said Pat Crowe
when shown the Des Moines story. Com
menting further on the requisition Crowe
aid:
"I am quite satisfied that this anxiety on
the part of the Council Bluffs authorities
to get me over there on the street car
barge can be traced back to Deputy 8herllt
Woolman. who owtd my brother John a
i't for two years and who Is anrfloua to
make a showing, to say nothing of getting
Ilia luOO reward offered by the street car
company. Wool man brought the Bolton
woman over tirv. to the Douglas county
jail and siie failed 10 pick me out of eight
other prisoner.
"As a matter, of fact there Is nothing In
the charge, except that a gang of grafter
to CouacU Jlluff i wants a little notoriety
by associating liiemselves with my name.
There la a gang 'of grafters and thieves
working tinder police protection In the
Bluffs and I believe Chief Donahue could
locate the hold-up men who robbed the
cars at Hanscom park last Saturday even
ing by going through the gambl.. houses
of Council Bluffs."
siabangh Ilae a 'Word.
Of the desire of the Council Bluffs au
thorities to get possession of the body of
Pat Crowe County Attorney Slabaugh says:
"I know nothing officially of the Iowa
authorities as to Crowe, but I understnnd
they want him. Governor Mickey would be
the man with whom they would deal In that
matter. I am given to understand that I
Crowe also is wanted In other places besides !
v.uuui;ii uiuua, out we are not through with
him In Douglas county yet. He will go
to trial here on the Cudahy charge of rob
bery, and when that case Is finished we
shall probably know of just what will be
done with him."
Santa Glaus
Is a Jolly good fellow, with rare rood
H Judgment, ss Is shown by the elegant
line of Christmas slippers he has sent
In advance to Drexel's. There are all
kinds of slippers cute little ones for
the children elegant ones for mamma
comfortable ones for papa warm
ones for grandma and grandpa Too
many to tell you about, but if you
will come to our store we will show
you every one of them We are sure
we have what you want, so dont fail
to come and see them.
DrexelShoe Co.
A Bfcln of Beauty la m Joy Forovor.
i rt. T. Folia Oouraud'a Oriental
Oroem or Magloal aautlflor.
a a a . aw.
IS. -3S
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toe vary oia
OS Wftftuty. aji4 da
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to prrprlv
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CLOCKB-Frenzer, 15th and Dodge.
REPORT IS UP 70 WITHNELL
'lading of Englneera oa Harden
Strnctnre Referred to Bnlld
Ing Inspector.
Tlie report of the three engineers ap
pointed to Investigate the Hayden Bros,
building, which was referred to the city
council committee on fire, water and police,
has been refer ed to the building Inspector
for his opinion of It before It will be re
ferred back to the council. As the report
reached the building Inspector Monday
morning it is probable It will not be dis
cussed at a council committee meeting un
til next week.
Building Inspector Wlthnel! has not yet
had time thoroughly to go over the report
and consequently Is not ready Just yet to
mane a statement concerning It. At the
time it was presented to the council Mr.
Wtthnell expressed himself well pleased
with portions of It and thought It coa
talned some good suggestions. Most of tlie
defects pointed out In the committee report
coincided with the expressed views of the
building Inxpector, so it is not probable
he will make any further recommenda
tions not already set out in the engineers'
report.
Mr. Wtthnell. In company with William
Huyden, has made a number of trips over
the new structure and it is understood the
building Inspeotor will be consulted regard
ing the pioposed changes.
SCANNELL AFFAIR AT ROME
Cablegram Says Hamilton Appealed
to Foc. bat This la De
nied In Omaha.
The following special cablegram was pub
lished in the Si. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sunday:
ROME. Dec .-Word lias Just reached
here of the action of the biatiup of Omiiha
in issuing the sentence of excommunica
tion against the Catbollis of his diocese
who should attend the weddings of divorced
persons with former huabands or wives ilv.
ir.g. The popu has expressed no opinion in
Hi matter, notm-lthstandlng rumor. A Mii
H. million, prominent in the Omaha dimes,
who came under the bun a few days ago,
is known to have appealed to the authori
ties here. It is believed to be the intention
of the Vatican authorities to hush up the
matter and to privately reprimand the
bisliup for having gone so far in a matter
In which no Catholic ritual was Involved.
When show u the above dispatch Frank T.
Huiullion. brother of Miss Hamilton, said:
"We know nothing coucerclnf tha la
1419 Farnam Si.
A non-lcoholic medicinal be'
erage, combining the food
extract of malted (pre-digeated)
Barley and the bitter tonic es
sence of Imported Hopi in the
mtwt palatable form.
When judged by the jury of
experts at Lewis and Clark Cen
tennial Exposition at Portland,
Ore., 1905, STORZ MALT
EXTRACT was given Highest
Award and Gold Medal for pur
ity and excellence. Order s case
(1 dox. bottles). A4
l"4JiB'",,y?EB'
a a, - t - ft
JA Utv l lit 1 I
DEBTS
u . -- in a.M tA aa V-
... 1 xiff.rani narties It mlKht
1 .ant.ir In uMt the
i la aui m . -
... - .1 th.m all.
and then pay us a small weekly or
Aihlv navment until VOU get
out of debt. We loan on Furni
ture. Pianos ana otner nn,i,
.. . ... t aslarlAfl oeonle
anu " " r
upon ineir own ai.re -
r.t ..rvlr. In Quick.
and we always try to please.
OMAHA MORTGAGE
I.OAM CO..
8O0 . leth M.
'Phone t2.
DENTAL
tAri a ROOMS.
1517 Douglas St.
omm got! iiiisg
1lofcA,tMKHT
formation conveyed by the dispatch, and
do not understand it, as we have done ab
solutely nothing in the matter since the
trouble arose. I have made no statement
In the matter whatever and none of our
friends has taken any action that I, am
aware of. The whole matter Is quite dis
tasteful and has been given more notoriety
thun we desire. The less said concerning
It the better."
KJna of All t'ontv Medicine.
Mr. h. Q. Case, a mail carrier of Canton
Center, Conn., who has been In the U. 8.
service for about sixteen years, says: "W
have tried many cough medicines for croup,
but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king
of all and one to be relied upon every time.
We also find it the best remedy for coughs
and colds, giving certain results and leaving
no bad after effects. We arc never without
It in the house."
Mortality statistics.
The following births and deaths have
been reported to the Board of Health dur
ing the forty-eight hours ending at noon
Mouduy;
Hlrllis Hans Christensen, East Omaha,
girl: William M. Kalamay. 2524 South
Thirteenth, boy; J. W. Kobbins, aei
Krsklne, boy; Robert Slaughter. 3113 Lind
sey avenue, girl: Walter Shepherd, 1559
North Seventeenth, girl.
Deaths Adam Thomson. SI. iKl North
Sixteenth; Wilma Combs, 4 months, Elev
enth and Paul; Albert Conder, 12, 3131
Burt; Mrs. K. C. Clapp, M, 41u7 Lafayette;
John Inline, 1 month, 12.5 South Twelfth;
Cesliza Mai lull ka. Ti days, 2ao9 Bancroft;
William T. Whitniursii, 71, 1546 South
Twenty-ninth; Lee Jarret, SO. colored.
Thirty-second und Jones; Walter R.
Woiskov, 10. 4215 Lake.
Like Bursting.
Whan your head feels like bursting. Dr.
King's New Life Pills quickly cure the
cause, constipation. 13c. For sale by Sher
man A McConncU Drug Co.
CKr Chemist's Report.
City Cliimist Klrschhauin. wno has been
making tome tests of the aspiilt used in
paving, lias completed his o''.i and soon
will iiiak ills report to the city engineer,
As Mr. KoHewatrr desires to include the
figures In his annual report, they will not be
made public at Hits time. The tests showed
a belter grade of asphalt has been used
this year in paving. This is shown by a
comparison of the ild a'iu the new paving
It is understood the teat showed the Cali
fornia svphalt less susceptible to tempera
ture than any of the other classes.
U3S. VfUSLGV'S
SOOTHinQ SYRUP
mas Wa ad by Million of K ntaar for their
eialdroa wtul Taauila tor oeer fitxj Ymjs.
It SuoUm Hat child. auTasa S gun., U1
all aaa. euro wiaa culao. ana Is livs l4
Vwu ij tjt diajrfa'M.
TWKS1 l.f If It rrXT A SaOTTIJL
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Green Trading Stamp Bootb Main Floor
Last Tuesday but One Till Christmas
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OMAHA'S HOLIDAY SHOPPING CENTER
GREATEST
STOCK
OF HOLIDAY
GOODS EVER
SHOWN
IN OMAHA
THE REUAULU KTOKK.
HUNDREDS
OF SPECIAL
BARGAINS M
EVERY 4
DAY THIS
WEEK
$L00 Holiday Gifts Only 25c
of suitable .Christmas gifts, every
Specials ii Hardware Tuesday
Uig bargain in regular 5 quart and 6 quart size
blue and white Granite rreserving or Stewing
Kettlew, Tuesday, vrlvlle thej last,
yours for only
And Twenty Oreeu Trading Stamp.
29c
Corn Poppers, 1 and 2 quart, 15c and 10c
And Teu Oreen Trading Stamps with each one.
Ten Oreen Trading Stamps with Whisk Broom ... 4 10c
Ten Oreen Trading Stamps with good Stove Brush 15c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with can Stove Polish, 15c and 10c
Ten Green Tradljig Stamps with can Stove Pipe Enamel 15c
Thirty Green Triding Stamps with Never Break Steel Spider
at 4, t. t t !)Hc 82c and 28c
Forty Oreen Trading Stamps with Galvanized WasnTub-l-
at 72c, 64c, 66c, 48c
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D!A!ffsfyrirfTHii
ONAHANEB.
Bennetrs BIG GROCERY
SPECIAL 8 A LBS EVERT DAT.
FRESH, NEW EATABLES, ALWAYS
INVITING.
Thirty Oreen Trading Stamps with
pound package Bennett's Ott,-.
Capitol Coffee aSOW
Twenty Own Trsdlng Stamps lap
with pound Tea JOW
DOT-RLE OREEN TRADING
STAMPS ON TIIKSE:
Cleaned Currsnts, pound loc
California Raisins, pound 10c
Candled Perl, pound 2ftc
Seeded Raisins, package 10c
Table Raisins, pound IRc
Ten Green Trading Stamps with three psokages
Bennett s Capitol Mincemeat Ko
Swift's Pride Soap, ten bars, at 25c
Thirty Green Trading Stamps with quart bottle Dia
mond "8" Catsup "J3c
Twenty Green Trailing Stamps with pound can Dia
mond "8" Fanrv Red SaJmon , 23o
Ten Green -Trading Stamps with Jar Cranberry Sauce
at 100
BUTTER.
Received dally from beat dairies.
Ten Green Trading Stamps with pound Full Cream
New York Cheese, at 20o
Corn. 2-pound can So
Anderson's Tomato Soup, can 8c
Bennett's
Candy
Section
Hundrdn of Xmas
. Novelties e
from :.-'
Candy 2 If
Beads, yd... 8C
Ten Green Trad
ing Stamps with
box Cream Bon
Bona, decorated
with fruits OEr.
and nuts
Twenty Green
Trading Stamps
with large box
vanilla Marsh
mallows, foe
Five Green Trad
ing Stamps with
glass suit ffr
case filled. ,uk'
we have a special 25-cent counter
article worth from 50c to $1.00 each.
owe Handkerchief Boxes for a.V
50c Glove Boxes for 2.1c
60c Necktie Boxes for 25c
$1.00 Work Boxes for 2T,c
$1.00 Willing Desks for 25c
50c Brass Candle Stick and Shne.25c
60c Ladies' Garters for 25c
60c Celluloid Mirrors for 25c
60c Laundry Bags for 25c
50c Pillow Tops for "5c
60c Fancy Box Stationery, with
Pearl Handle Pen 25r
.MANY OTHKR BOc AND $1.00 AHTICLKH ALL GO
$1.00 Printed plaques for.. 25c
.10c Opera Hags for 5c
50c Hand Mirrors for 25o
50c Hand Burs for 25c
50c Ladles' I'otketbooks for 25o
50c Fancy Lace Trimmed . Pin
Cushion for 25c
50c Ladies' Neckwear for 25c
50c Boys" Windsor Ties for 25c
60c Shoe Baps for 25c
60c Hand -Painted Slips for 25c
Grand Holiday Book Sale
25c
and
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THIC MIVTV nrvAL-a c-a-it
Tht iln, t lino of boys books in print
" r- nave in inmn nt. I . .1.1..
Remember the price in this ssle. each "
vf.2.?.". f th.r,lu''" r': "w'th Lee In
;T.I'U, Bo"nle Prince Charles."
xj '.Vh CU' ,n India." Lion of the
North. "The- Boy Knight." "fnder
Drakes Hag, "True to the Old Hag,"
Letc, Etc.
SHAKK8PEARE8 COMPLETE WORKS
ON 8 A L E
We have secured ten complete sets of the
Eversley Edition of Shakespeare In 11 vol
S.l8' r?u,Hr "-l' 1&0. as a special
holiday inducement we will put (t nr
this lot on sale et. per set.... O.UU
AND GIVE i'RKK with . .
of the C'onnolHeur Etiltlnn of Riu Print
Collection,
IiJE EtSIE BOOKS THE PEPTER
BOOKS. ON SALE TCR8DAY
$1.00 COPYRIGHT BOOKS, 33c.
e sell copyright books for lea than
any house In the country. See the list of
titles, get other prices, then come snd see
In the Bishop's Carriage. Gordon Keith,
The Sherrods, Grsustark. Castle Craney
Crow. My Friend Prospero, The Cardi
nal's 8nuff Box, Gentleman Prom India.
Soldiers of Fortune, etc.. In this
sale, only
VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS
nisry j. Holme I looks, complete
list of titles
The Alger books, for
boys
Id mo. Standard Hooks,
only
S.000 Children's Rooks, In boaid
covers, each
James Whiti-omb Riley's
out at Old Aunt Mary s"
st
"An Old Bweetheart of Mine"
at ...
Shakespeare's "Sweethesrt," Illus
trated, at
Elsie books
at
33c
25c
15c
9c
5c
books on sale.
95c
95c
1.69
55c
Be Sure and Attend Our Famous Hourly Sales
From 8:30 to 9:30 a. nr. Bleached and Un
bleached Turkish Towels. 15x10 Inches
wloe; also Linen Huck. 18xW end ISx4n.
These towels we sell st 10c. 12V4c snd
15c esch, only to customer. C-.
at. each 0
Also 8:30 to :30 2M pieces of Indigo Blue
Prints; 7Sc quality will Olr
go at. a yard " 5 "
From 10:30 to 11:30 a. m. we will sell 4Sc
Embroidered Outing Flannel Skirts,
only to customers, i'I.
st each IsilC
We will also sell 60 pieces of Fsncy Da
mask, sll colors, our regular fiOc goods,
only 6 yards to customer 01-
st, a yard Il
From 2 to 4 p. m. we will sell Dress Goods,
In short lengths, the regular II. no tr
n.tM ysrn. an at one
price, yard
From 3 to 3 p. m. we will sell 60c and Tor.
Mercerised Table Damusk, only 6 vards
to customer, at, a OJi
yard aSOC
From 3 to 4 p. m we will sell fine whit
Mercerized Waistlnsrs. our remlar Utr.
awe. ann ihc gooas, at, a
yard
25c
10c
Buy Your Xmas Groceries Now
See the Live Sduhta Window
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Dec. 16th to 19th Inclusive
FAST TR
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Leaves Omaha 6:00 P.
Arrives Chicago 7:30 A. EV1.
Dining Car Service
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 14a2 FARNAM ST.
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"VST Cans Poi
The idea that an inferior class of people patron
ize the tourist sleepers is an error. On many
trips only the best class ol travelers are
found. They are merely men and women
of good sense who would rather travel
TO CALIFORNIA
in this manner and save a snug sum of
money to be used elsewhere. It is begin
ning to be understood that it is by no means
necessary to rpend a large sum of money
in order to enjoy a trip to the Pacific Coast
If ou cross the continent In one of the tourist
sleeper of the
UNION PACIFIC
You will enjoy your trip ao4 save considerable money
Inquire at
City Ticket Olnce. 1324 Karuniu Htreet.
' ' , ' 'Phoue 331.
PUREST GOODS, ITIGHEST QU
s-io. sacks or rancy high patent
Minnesota Flour $1.25
10 lbs. best Granulated Cornmeal. ,15c
6 lbs. best hand picked Nary Beans 25c
6 lbs. best Pearl Sago. Barley, Far
ina or Hominy 25c
7 lbs. Rolled Oatmeal S5
5-lb. pail pure Fruit Jelly 17c
1-lb Jars pure Fruit Preserves. ,,.7Hc
1-lb. pkg. Condensed Mince Meat. 7 he
Fancy Cleaned Currants, per lb... c
Fancy Muscatel Raisins, per lb ... . 9c
Fancy California Prunes, per lb. . . Be
Fancy California Peaches, per lb 12 He
Fancy California Apricots, per lb 12 He
Fancy Seeded Raisins, per pkg.. . . 9c
The best Candled Lemon, Orange or
citron Peel, per lb 25c
r
AMTY AXP LOWEST PRICES.
2-lb-. can fancy sweet. stigAr Corn. . 5c
Fancy Wax, String or Lima Beans,
per can 7e
Early June Sifted Pens, per can. ,7Bc
The best crisp Soda or Oyster Crack
ers, per lb c
Nabisco Sugar Wafers, per pkg.. 10c
EKIIT. FR11T. FRUIT.
Large fancy Navel Oranges, doz..25c
Large fancy Lemons, doz 15c
Fancy Mixed Nuts, per lb 12c
Fancy Colorado Honey, per rack . . . 15c
Bushel boxes fancy Wine Sao Eat
ing Apples $1.7
BUTTER SPECIAL Fancy Country
Roll Butter, Just arrived per
lb isc
See our full line of Fancy Box and
Stick Candies.
Great Sale of Toys. TJSf
TOY BARGAINS offend In OUR TOY FAIRYLAND.
HAYDEN BROS.
GOLD BEADS
XL
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14K W.OO. $10.00. 112.00. 15.(j0, US.. These are handsome
VSy up-to-date goods Then our gold bracelets are that kind
aaaM-JX also. We liavc them ranging around 16. mi. Jli'.'iO und
f jf' $16.00 Then our gold enn ImttonB ought to be -en to be
appreciaiea otienu a lew iiuiiuirs in our more, uiuk lor
the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, JEWELER,
inifl Douglas St.
No Headache, Nervousness or Insomnia
WHIN VOU IMOKI
Mercantile ogairs
Because You Aro 8moklnr A Fin Solootod Havana To b a coo
and Which Has Boon Carefully and Properly Treated.
f. a. RICK MERCANTILE CIGArt CO. fTj IQllIf
M
During the Holiday Season Tickets at one
and one-third fare for the round trip will bo
. sold between points on the
Chicago, llwaultee Ik
St. Paul Raita
Dates of sale are December 22, 23, 24, 25,
30 and 31, 1905, and January 1, WOO. Return
limit January 4.
These low rates apply to all statious on the
"St. Paul Road" regardless of distance limit.
Ask the ticket agent about rates and train serv
ice, or write to
F. A. HASH, General Western Agent,
1524 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb.
Mf1.lf!H1if1
The Best Hsated Office Building in Omaha Is
The Bee Building
Don't wait till eold weather; there are aeveral choice office
vacant now but tbey never btay empty long. Some flea efflcee at
:.-om $16.00 to $20.00 .ivi iuonth, lucludlng heat, light, watr and
Janitor aerrtce
R. C Peter. A Co. "njiaa,
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