THE ; OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, ' APRIL1 ' g, 1003,
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t It Vmi WofA M IN J K II Ode stad. Mr. Balcom has been able to
S II I Oil Here -UllTi. J. IVIlwuc I upjort at comfortably, and Mr. Bel-
f inAlrA TVv VTt HPMnt Vnil . .M " troubla In making
I ' vvu&o Av ivu,jluuu I rooo living ror in ddjt ana
- 11' .1-1 I r a L'rtHnTtAl rn I '
' Take the Stand She Here
Does, or
U bm) tha difficulties pf ILf.- Evsr
on has obstacles to ovsroome, -and
whlls ours nay b different from soma,
thsy ers no more dlffloult . . .
. Xss Te SUseatmaat,
I hsv no resentment against Mrs.
Cook. 6b Is th woman who married
my husband before I did. Bhs was aa
olululi In our war and w had to sol
around hr. W bars don so, and th
only thing- ws could now ask of hr Is
that sh should make It posalbls for us
to bt married and take our place la ths
world as w wouia lias to.
"I naturally grew to lovo Mr. Bsloom.
I hav known hlra sine I was II rears
old. Everybody In the parish liked him
and I liked him mors loan the others.
ma thres years ago we decided to EnffUsh Politic! Camp TOIH
corns away and began sarin money ts
do so. I was not II years old and w
waited until I was of as. 1 Th world
has not treated me badly slno I cams
sway. I am happier than I would bs
If I wars back boms, and I do not re-g-ret
coming- west Sine I left Hemp-
F
by Kow Similar to That of
Democrats "When Bryan
Was First Nominated for
President.
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f If You Were Florctta Wha-
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Consented to Sign This
Confession of Misguided
LoTeT
GOMPERS FEARS
HEPBURN BILL
eration Addresses Judi
ciary Committee,
(BtsMt Iws sy tsayeit teases Wire.)
(Special Cable to Journal)
London. April 4 Just such a '.split
as occurred In the Democratic party 1A
the United States when Bryaa was first
nominated threatens to road the Liberal
ranks la EnfUad. Tha break wtU brln
ths Coasarratlrsa agmla Into powsr.
Tba Llbexsis, with taa Radical and Coa.
serraUr el em eats actios; Independently
ProcMmf ff ATriwtnn "Pn I one another cannot last a day,
a wiMtvi au liwui j waaay mh-ivwiimw
man's oersonalltr has held the- two fac
tions tog-ether so long. No other Liberal
leader possesses bis sifts as a concil
iator, air Henrys days are numbered.
He Is 71 years old and mortally 111
Though be should, linger for a few
months mors, bis retirement la Immi
nent. Already from bis sickroom In
London bs Is oorrsspoodlns; with King
feawara reiaura to his resignation.
Cbaages la Casta et,
fnn economy Is tacrclsed In buying good housefurnUhlngs. False economy ; ;
conaliti ln buying low-priced trashy goods." 'We have U gftdca but our
soeclaltv is denendable merchandise at trices and terms within reach of alL.
For t Monarch Range, or a Perfect gas stove, you may think the original ", EDlT
pay$i:oo
A Week
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WE CAN PROVE IT
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(TTaitod Preas leaMd Wire.)
Wasblngton, D. C, April 4.-
Samoel Oompers, president ot the
American Federation ot Labor, In
S Hirtford, Conn.. April 4. A copy " v u Chancellor of the Exchequer Asqulth
5 - .WsMtloro, voan., " Bpeaklnc for Organised labor before will succeed him as party and cabinet
f of the interriew with noretu Wha- tna nou committee on Judiciary to- '"tiiw' Th.pVitbr.ih-nfhsf JSSiim '-2
The picture abows the New Monarch Ran re,' built
to barn wood or coal or gat. We can furnish three
ixei of ;gti attachments with ranges or to fit Mon
arch ' Rangei that hare been purchased heretofore.
Malleable iron and steel are the only materials
used in constructing Monarch . Ranges. .
All joints, teams and openings are riveted sir-
tight and will never come loose. -
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VilhGas
lev. nnbllshed In Ban Francisco, was day, made unmistakable threats as sure of it. as are their political oppo-
f read today by Mrs. Jere Knode Cooke, to his course if favorable action on -"g TtarmTnaUorto1 wo?2 ?h.
I wife of the former minister With the Hepburn bill amending the Slier- general reorganisation, and would rather
Iwhom Miss Whaler, loped. It Toked m.n ""-trust law 1. not taken Thr&en't'w
I Indignation from the deserted wire, Members of the committee had rather merge their identity with the
J who is living at her father's resi- no difficulty In -realising from his ld 9fcn"?7ilv1 ftjr -U'J-
T' " " . . . , - . . . r , . . " . . , . mlt to extremist domination. The mil-
I 9. .m la h rasa flOWH to nisln talk a virnlnr that tha lahnrw d.i 1- 1 . .vi.j.
UCUlV MV. V. . " r- - I W M . - " IMUIIW. WU kWV Villi U
nnrtlnnS 1n which aha herself ere of tha United States are in ear. I of the Liberals' present majority of
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t Was menuonea, puy uu uuiun.) ami, kuu vubv u party respouBioio 1
-mingled with shame and scorn, were for the delsy in the enactment ot
diu win meet wun me
the labor vote. "
are It now in their oower to defeat
th administration whenerer they
pleas by an adrers rot on a party
measure ana prsoipitaie a general elec
tion.
There hare been slrns of late that
will win
tha Conservatives
time against the
combined
at this 1
Liberal
' the varying emotions reflected In the Hepburn
sber face.' Declining to make any I opposition of
formal reply, she remarked that shel "Suppose injunctions are dbtalned
iMif bt Cnrikm. UIbi Whaler I aralnst ns." axclatniAd Rrastdant
'and their baby boy are not la Qompers. "Suppose our funds 'XrcS
r atrntrhtened circumstances. one taken by damage suits, our spirit majority.
a.M mhm would be better' pleased, I cannot be broken or killed. The or-
I however. If the couple would for- ganlcatlon of Ikbor has lasted-for The breach opened sine the first of
. I 1 ff na Vaasl ss I as f aa war t jS. a aw a a sa a 1
J g aS gas wv wtuaj vva iv W VIVDVU.
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eSSke weir preaens ms, kiiw.uu cemunei, ana u is ncro w stay. jh Radicals are devoted to social
f and each endeavor by high manhood Nothing can abolish it. We may be I rsfarm, and particuiarir th schemes
F ..nVv.t tn arrnlatA the Of-1 Artvmn Infn nrnnlt!n In ux-af int 1 ' : . . 1 K"vr.y in c-niuu.
eUlU WVUeSteUlWw w r - s asva a v va uitv v. BSMsiaMsiQ aaa wvvi vim I XasOT 1H01SI
Xfense against God ana society. we will sever be exterminated.
i, Mrs. Cooke says she will not seek "And, gentlemen of the commu
te .divorce. She says she has never tee, the wisdom possessed by the
I eerlously considered such a step be- members of this committee attests
f cause she feels she cannot stoop to that men who are allowed to com--"rAcnrnlza
and encourage such an of- bine in the open, free and unmolest-
$ tense as that of which she believes ed, more careful and circumspect duetp
on a reduction of navai ex
penditures and the ass or the moner on
public works, where all the country's
Idle men can find employment
Asctulth xs rigbter.
Chancellor Asqulth, a red hot Con
servative, can no more see the Liberal
side of the Conservative than could the
Ororer Cleveland man sympathise with
?her husband tndMisa Whaley are than those driven to secrecy,, oath-
f guilty. bound secrecy.
, ": ' - -v L,JLim,m I "No question, before S congress
- San rranelsoo. April 4. FloretUWha-1 ., .v.-
siev and Ja Knods Cooks, , erstwhlls lu .m.isis rw-
0 .in..-.-.M- oe'e SlUon to so amend the Sherman law
In handllnc the Rai
Tlie Radicals have no first class poll-
tdlcsis without nlovea.
SI .25 R0A5TER FOR 70c
Seamless Covered Savory ' Roasters, 8x12x19
inch, while they last .....70
No phone or mail orders. Delivery at our
. convenience.
church, Hempstead, Long Island, and as to give organized (labor Its rights; jU
now day laborer for ths support of his rights that It has enjoyed for a cen- If
former, psrlshloner, ar bac -again in
- San rrancUoo. Thirteen Umes in rour
'months the couple hars been compelled
;to move with the Infant boy offspring
?owTmfciT.d to a "eimforubu'two:. that they have been outraged by the
" room apartment In the residsnca dis- gnerman law, which has now been
.l Kenanv mm construed so as to Interfere with
triva 'their real atorv to the wona ror
tury. it ought not to be postponed
until a hereafter. j i? V
"The workers of this country feel
' miMiiisui rnaam t nw
!to step into th light of publicity and their inherent right to go on strike
an worn lur ... .! . tv.i.
i the first time in the bops that the veU t""1""" fcuc"
'of mystery one lifted they would cease I their very lives. If I Judge the tem-
.to becoms oojects 01 su - f the "workmen of thit country
Josity.
BUsaae Zs Broksa.
1, vinM whiilav. breakins1 her silence! not wait mneh lonsrer for relief. And
ttnr the first time sines ths pair fled u ,v, m m vu
correctly, and I think I do, we can
from Hempstead, avows ner aeyouon 10
Cooke, or Gei
It is certain that we will hold to
nM R&lrom. aa ha Is known strict accountability tha men or the
maWn KeYose? responsible for delay in our
as the bsby boy she noias in nor itdi securing luui legieiaLiua w wuica we
-tor fat etretc
y sn
ihlng
ont ahead of her.
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timiuns, rioretta wbaiey wiu profit by I In the course of his speech, Pres-
jit . . , , , laent Gompers referred to an nn-
L:SZl?'X& "w6 obuined I successful attempt hemade in 1903
;from Miss vvbaley tonight: . to have the Sherman act amended
w"ryha.o'1 lC tSa T T trnTy I ag he now demands. He remarked
married to Mr, Balcom. as though the that Representative Littlefleld of
-aierm.nd :?nZ? It I had the committee might remember it.
-not loved Mr. Balcom. I would not bav "Yes," ltfterjected Littlefleld,
-come west wun turn, anu i ryawu u . tv. ..v.n vv.
aa tnilo hnund to him aa had WSS One OI IflO BCVen WOO
th church sanctioned our union. God against it."
feiaii W.uS2.r MUSra.n A. B. Garretson, of Cedar Rapids.
iCooks obtains a dlvorcs we win be mar- Iowa, representing the Railroad
irled within tne. taw ana uui me nrei tj-otharhood. also advocated tha
I
voted
. ionnortunitr to have the ceremony per.
. -formed. We are happy and we are hon
t ;orable. We have a dear baby boy. Ws
' "lovo him dearly and we are going to
bring him up to love and honor his
parents. I am not unhappy. I do not
'look unhappy, do I? I do not intend to
; be unhappy. While I realize that our
condition is unfortunate, as a good many
fpeople would look at it, I am sure we
far far happier than hundreds of other
(persons whose life has not been given
so much publicity. We have each other
Jand our boy and we are going on bravely
A
Hungry
Child
Cannot I study and make
proper advances in school.
1 The natural waste of tis
sue in a growing child is in
creased by .study.
Improper food soon causes
trouble. - : f ,
bUl.
Seth Low of New York, who 1b the
leader of the delegation favoring the
bill, asked Garretson whether it was
not a fact that many union men
feared their right to combine ' and
strike was being seriously threatened
by the lawe upon the statute books.
"There Is such a fear a wide
spread fear," replied Garretson,
"that is the reaeon we are advocat
ing this bill."
The hearing wlU be continued
Monday.
LAWS0N SAYS HE
HAS M0BE NEWS
-Nuts
Food for breakfrsfwiircarry
the ycumgsters up to noon
wun Clear urams ,auu iutr
nial appetite for dinner, or
lunch, , ' s
Boston, Mass., April 4. Klnd-
ly tell your readers not to miss
my Monday's advertisement
S wherein I drive Fair Finance
plumb, straight at the heart of
the stock exchange. Well Street
4 and the gystem. Tell the 12,000
4 new-made Yukon stockholders
they will know more about their
Investment and the financial
robbers who tried to crimp It
(signed) Thomas W Lawson. ,
tlclans to lead them. Ther would Ilk
Churchill or President Lloyd
ueorge or in ooara oi traa. , isotn are
Kadlcai la tholr tendencies, but ambi
tious, too: and the chances are aach'
will decline to j-lajc th future by lead-
' -there can bs ' no revolt under a
first class leader, however, on of th
second class will have to do. for a re
volt ther will surely be. Th Radicals
number If notblns? els makes them for
midable, and they are determined not
to submit to a minority, either u of
Ailt nt -t h atBa. wsa
The Liberals stand, in a gerferal way,
for fre trae)e, greater moderation than
the Conservatives In military and naval
expenditures, and of late for a vast re
duction In the number of publio bouses
and stricter regulation of ths liquor
irarnc.
Conssrvatlves hav protectionist lean
lnsa, want a atronaer armv and atlll
stronger navy, look down upon th Rad-
icai-Liberalist plana ror social reform,
and regard th Liberals' proposed liauor
legislation as th worst form of eon
iisoation ana tyranny.
DEPENDABLE G0 CART5
The old-style Reed Oo-Carts are proving to
be superior to the new collapsable styles. We
have both kinds and prices sre reasonable.
No. 207 Ask to see it A reclining cart, ad
justable foot end. 10-inch rubber tire wheels;
$5.00 value for.;..... ....T... ....3.50
Good Go-Cart Parasols only.,. ...... ...75s)
OtiSaactDfjriar
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There are at least six new improvements on the
Monsrch Rsnge that csnnot be found on any other
range nude. . No . other range bss - any vital im-
. i a .a a a . .. 'i . '
proyement that Is not shown on me juonarcu.
' The only reason why other ranges sre? eoid Is that
people do not know about the Monarcn,' or co not
iia that tha beat is the cheaoest ,
ssjswtww
term .u.hmZ 'trrf
mrfssF- ?4f4x
W Vt. He
We always have lots of remnants, which we are glad
to close out at actual cost Bring with you the sice of
your room and if yon sre not too particular about the
pattern, we can fit you out at a big saving.
90c All Wool Remnants, the yard W4
50c Cotton Carpet Remnants, the ysrd "f
55c Fiber Carpet Remnants, the vard 394
11.25 Velvet Carpet Remnants, the yard ..78
$1.90 Body Brussels, odd patterns, the ysrd.... f 125
Brussels Remnant Rugs oue
Brussels Pattern Rugs ..S1.25
9x12 Scotch Body
9x12 Tapestry Bru
9x12 Axminster Rugs
VUgS. ......... ............. "
r Brussels Rugs.... f 12.00
jssels Rugs .....113.75
lugs...; $25.00
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Deputies Loan Money to Two
Persons uaiming to Be
Wives o Constituents.
(Special Cable te The Journal.)
Paris, April 4. The Paris papers are
having- arreat fun at the extfenss of a
number of members of the chamber
wha have been victimised by clever con
fidence Swindlers and suggest fhe ad
visability of giving each rural or prov
incial legislator a special bodyguard to
protect him against the wiles ot Paris
crooks of both sexes.
Women have been used to work upon
the sympathies of the deputies who are
now mourning ths loss of larger and
smaller amounts.
The scheme was worked la this man
ner: .. ...
About lunch time ar laay cans at tne
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REAL ESTATE LICENSE
AS A BOOST FUNT)
Grants Pass, Or April 4 An ordin
ance is now berore the Grants Pass
council requiring ioo license from ev
ery real estate dealer and real efltate
firm In the city, to be paid annually.
The ordinance was presented upon the
request, of rcl estate moa and is tot
tha purpose- of preventing curbstone
dealing. An amendment provides that
funds thus derived be used by ths city
for '"exploiting and advertising ths re
sources of the city and county.
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It Is reported from -8 1 Louis "that
iverytning . 1 hi readiness for the na
tional convention of the-People's party
tt be. . held ill tliat ltv this. week.
1 nomas K Watson of dorrta IS looked
upon as the most probable candidate for
tne jresldential cominaUor . .
TETRAZZINI HAS A
: MARVELOUS VOICE
Fine Recital Given by Eflers
Piano House Attracts Crowd ; "
of Music Lovers. t
The snecfal Tstrasstnl talklnr-mschlns
recital given by Eilers Piano House last
evening proved to be a rare musical
treat and was attended by a large and
representative audience of music-lovers.
Ths reoltal was especially arranged
by the House of Eilers so as to give ths
people of this city an opportunity to
hear Tetraxsinl; , th sensation of tths
Manhattan opera company, who Is Her
alded as a greater singer than Pattl and
has met with a reception almost unpar
alleled.
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Sale of As tor SI icers
Oae grade of 50c Slicera, which cut vegetables in many
fancy shapes are offered this week, each.. ...... 29e
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$3,50 Chairs
-$2.65
Eighty 6ne
Dining Chairs
to go this week
at this (rest
sacrifice, '
Ask to see No.
860 Diners
they sre abso
lutely high
grade quar
tered oak box
seat chairs
with piano
polish.
A Real Bargain
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Perfect Gas Ranges
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Have you trouble with your gas range?
Does it bake evenly top snd, bottom?
Does it burn too much gss?
We will te glsd to show you a gat
ranae (sold under absolute gusrantee)
that will do things thst other makes do
not even-attempt Come just to see
them. Gas , bill . reduced. : Sattifaction.
given-' .' ; ., ,. i
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deputy's house, having previously been
coached with certain Information re
garding th deputy's constituency. She
Slves herself out ss the wife of one of
is most Influential electors who has
corns to Paris with her little boy tor aa
operation. v . .
ine aociora iw n men wiw -wuwm
of the 1160 with which she had pro
vided herself, and she requests the Io
fit a aiim va.rinar from 110 to S40. t
husbaadr the influential elector, wiu
oan
Her
The other day hs tol
morning that he had
with a friend and left
, Her voles Is wonderful possessing ex
ranrdinarv dramatlo and lyrlo oualltles.
while the equal of her coloratura work
The -as9
alto In
ha a ti.vnr been heard before.
with which she trills sn B in
the selection from "Traviats'L can only
be described as amazing. ; ,, 7.
The records-., are , unquestionably
among the very finest ever made by
the lflustrlous victor company, repro
ducing ber marvelous vole with all its
beauty and pswar ,..1
Selections by Caruso, Geraldlns Farrar
and other favorites of th pperado
stags wars beard, as well as th quin
tet from ths "Ifelsterslnger" and 4b fa
mous quartet from RlgoIstto.', "Th
Rosary, sun by Schumann-Heink, was
heartily encored. -.T. (.: .- w.-..,.
- Altogether It was a most enjoyable
musical evening, given through the cour
tesy or- the-,Eilers House, Such splen
didly arranged and attractive frogram,s
will alwavs fill the-capsyilty of Eilers
recital hail. . w: -..
return the money dlreotly shs, reaches
hnm. 1
Borne 50 deputies nave neon victim
ized. Among tne nana are two weu-
dressed young men, "nephews of a dis
tinguished general, who have lost their
pocketbooks In ths train."
The police ot Francs and Monaco are
looking for a young Belgian, M. Pal,
who has robbed an aristocratic Russian
lady of 280,000 llres, snd who it is
thought is trying to reach America la
company with a Parisian actress.
A couple of weeks ago an aristocratic
looking young coupls arrive at the
Palace hotel at Milan. They traveled
In great styl with many servants, en-
aged a wnoio noor ana aeemea very
avotAit to each other. Every nlaht the
man turned over to the proprietor of
the hotel all his wife's, diamonds and
Sther Jewelry, and hs always kept a
irge amount of cash In the safe, .
OS toio ms wue in in
an appointment
the hotel, taklns
with him a portfolio containing zsu.ouv
llres and all the jewelry which the clerk
turned over to him as usual
-When he did not return his 'bride"
became suspicious, and when sh found
that he had carried off all her valu
ables, shs sent for the police, whom she
told that her name was Zavlna Wotpola,
that she wss unmarried and that she
had met M. Pal in Swltserlaod a short
tlms before, had fallen In love, and upon
tk. .tr.rth nf hia nromlss of - mar
riage had trusted him wltk everything
She possesBea. . '.
When a portrait ot ax., jtbj wm mu
V- ' nnllna . racnaiisad - a" Well-knOWB
swindler of 'International t am, who was
known; to . navs a iovs alr
v.rui.n antreas. seen at Monts Carlo
until a few days ago, but she has now
disappeared. - - - '
' It IS ,inougnt mat m t wiup
taken a steamer from .Marseilles or
XxvaQUf UUL aaV viuog aaa, v v . wb , .vvmmvs
Xaa Prosprlda4 Colo a Association.
ent and leo-
aa-
ort-
land and will establish hW- headquarters
for Oregon In this city. This association
v,o. .irlai aohiaved a remarkable suo-
cess, having a large membership in every
stats In ths union, Canada and Europe.
Th squlty and soundness of ths new
cooperativ i.tuaa ' wnwa w,,jiy
will be- run-Is universally conceded by
all classes. The association holds 4
concession of 600,000 acres of land la
Lower California. In tha finest eltmat
on the globe; rich, vlrginvolcanlo ash
soil which will rsls IJ.000 per acre.
e wt iriwi - aausssjbm
:'4 is JTTVipvrMtslU VVsf mmmmtrmr
James -Watson, spe6lal agent and 1
tuer of the La ProBperidad Colony i
soclatlon of Los Angeles, Is Jn Po
l.-a will a.oh1lh hilt headouart
u. 'nr.t.nii rlvt freel U
1-oture in th AUaky,hall oil Tuesday
evlMlng co which ths publlo la Invited
! Chicto Binile 30 Centi
W give this to advertise our t5-eent
family dinner. - Come v and, try them.
New Grand Central restaurant SO North
Third, street. , ; r : -;..;
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A .14, (oarM, anihtty. aMn.ada fir by
Sttla akin creim and, Hatln akin powder. , 5c.
In What
I Jell You
About the
Condition
of Your
orm :: ; ;
BawW aTaaa kl aaS , I ft
Have I '" ; . , j Teeth
tonnaence y -.-h
L. I WHITE ' r A
Chief of Staff . " X '
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And What
Ought to Be
Done for
Them
GENTLE PEOTISTIRY
Our Motto: Your Consideration First Ours Last. Perfect Dentistry; Modest Prices. ,
VISIT OUR
NEW HOME
Office Hours from 8 arn. to 5:30
7 p, m; Sunday, 9 a.m. &
OXJ9 OOZ.9 TBim OXOWSrS Any tooth In the mouth - ej, QQ
w crown with solid gold, 12k. guaranteed tha best for.. T
POKCEJAXir OKOWW5 Any Porcelain Crown madeno : CA QQ
matter what they are called. or how made Our prlc is.
BaiDOBS 8olld gold, top, solid gold back, porcelain front.. ,!4.00
Solid gold teeth, 12 k bridge, per tooth ....................... .04.00
AH other work same price, proportionately.., ....
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boss set of tsaia made for S7.00. , a.
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