THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND; SUNDAY MORNING," SEPTEMBER 27. 1908.
STRAY: TOPICS FROM OLD NEW YORK
New York. Bent II. Eureka, the
j "on" thin taking to make bachelor.
( hood an Ideal slate, baa been supplied
; ai iui lid kuhdm, t least la eree4
j ar New Work, will never afeta yiela to
1 the pressure or mlaalna; buttons, ripped
eeama In their underwuar and boUa In
1 their eooke, ta sacrifice their ainale
, blessedness and hrcome married, aim ply
nave ineir wives iook a.rter me en-noylna-
Utile details of their wardrobe.
It took' a Chicago woman to- aolva the
problem and to remove the laat obstacle
to suecessrul bachelorhood. flss Uer
trade Harnum, president of the W
men'a Usaue of Chlcia-o. and a, well
known eetilemeint worker, conceived the
M 'carried It Into practical exe
ln this city. Bhe first estab-
i lOea, a
outlon
iianed the "tShln Shape Bhop." In an ex
nerlmentnl way In connection with the
Hartley Settlement houee on Weil For-
i ty-sUth street and ao treat was Ita
success that a larger house bad to be
iouna- ror tna eeiaDllehmeni on . west
Forty-seventh street. I
"Wardrobe repaira for bachelors and
maids, bualneaa and professional , wo
men, tiusbanda of absentee wives, tired
motnera. hotel arueats. etc.. Is the lesend
on . the sign displayed on tha door of
tna estaolisnment, wnicn is conducted
under the direction of Miss Barnum. It
Is an eiaellent Institution, which fives
employment to a number of young w-
''and a fair Income to many more, a tha
J enterprise prospers. The "Hhip onape
' Bhop'' makes contraota at $1 a month
with bachelora, old malda, professional
j. men and women, etc., to keep their
shlrta, underwear, socks, .stockings, etc.,
in gooa repair. More important repairs
and other worn la paid ror extra accorj
; Ina- to estimate. Miss Barnum'a Idea 1
. undoubtedly clever and a blessing to all
bachelor men and women, but It will
': scarcely meet with the approval of
President Roosevelt - It la really antag-
oniatlo to nia views on matrimony and
race suicide, as It makes bachelorhood
eaaler and mora free from cares than
ever.
It la probably premature to apeak of
tha daya of tha horse being camnted, as
the prloe of automobiles and other
horseless contrivances Is Btlll a great
deal higher than that of horseflesh;
but It seems quite likely that the daya
, of horae racln jr ara on tna wane. There'
ara many lndlcatlona to that effent.
J What killed horae racing? Several
cauaea contributed to tha decline of that
sport, which has been In favor for many
, centuries. Crookedness among the pro
. feaaional horsemen, trainers, Jookeys,
. eto., had a great deal to do with the de
i cllne of horse-racing. Tha abuaea of
before a. crowd of
tha betting ring also brought discredit
upon tna sport and finally led to an at
taiupt to suppress tha gambling feature
01 rmcms- nui, wnn ine gambling
feature eliminated, horse racing eeaaed
to 01 interest t a eo large peroont
age of tha race-track patrons, that thi
attendance at the races haa dwindled
10 tna point or making- racing unuroflt
able to tha track owners aa well aa to
tna iiorse owners. This yar a "Futur
ity" was wltneesed by only lt.000 peo
pis, while la former years, befora the
belting ring waa abollahed, It uaed to
orew irvm su.uuv 10 au.uuv. - uui, as in
tna tmjm 91 vsasar tna great masses in
alst upon having "nanem at Clroanaaa"
and. If horse haclog haa loat Ita inter
eat owing to the elimination of the
gamoung tenure, they take to some
ining else, uaaeball haa largely eroflf
sd by -the aupnreaalon- of the betting
rings on Hew York's race courses and
ruuy lwo.ooo witnessed tha last fou
games with Chicago at the Polo
grounda on August 7.i. 10 and 11. Jus
recently the Giants Played tha Brooklyn
team xive games u
10,000 "Tana."
It haa become otilte common In re
cent years to uaa race tracks, ordinar
ily Intended for horae racing, for speed
teats snd rsoea of automobiles. Now
another use haa been found for auch
courses. The old Morris Psrk race
course, the hlatorlo scene of many
ramoua race.' la the first to capitulate
to ultra-modernlam. It haa been leased
by tha Aeronautical society1 and will be
used aa the club slta and testing
rrounda or tna society. Where once u.e
horoughbreda struggled for victory,
monoplanes and helicopters will spin
and aoar and, occasionally tumble in
the future. Some of the old Quarter
have already been turned Into machine
and carpenter shops, where air craft of
an sorts or design may do put togeuier.
Out on tha field ara two structures
from which single rails are laid across
the turf. This apparatus Is to give
a flying start to ambitious experiment
ers. 1 ne clubhouse naa been converted
Into the home of the Aeronautical ao-
ciety and ita walls ara oovered with
photographs of airships and . dirigible
balloons.
The schools of greater New Tork sre
now In full running order and dally
about 640.000 children Just think.
about 25,000 mora than the entire popu
lation or Hoaton win go to their re-
ective acnooia 10 imoibe Knowledge or
Ings necessary and superfluous. It
Is a disgraceful fact, that fully 62,000
hlldren will ba unable to find proper
accommodation and will be compelled
to attend school but part of the day.
Soma old fashioned critics say that it
would ba much better ta use tha money
supplied b the taxpayera for tha build
ing of additional school houses than to
waste it on lads WHICH benefit only a
few special . teachers and ara of no
earthly uaa to the children. But, the
kus nave many menas in tna ooard 01
education and their ambition to keep
new iora at me nead OI the procession
With a few axceptlona tha opium dans
in the Chinese quarter of the city have
been suppressed by the polite. Now It
haa boea discovered that the strict lawa
agalnat the sale and use of cocaine
have been skillfully evaded by tha fra
ternity 01 aope-iianas and mat uiey
had a number of places scattered
throughout tha city, where they could
obtain their favorite drug and give
themaelves up to the delightful efferts
of the "dope" without fear of police In
terference. One of , these cocaine dena
waa pulled the other dav and a number
Of cocaine uaera and the keepera of tha
piaca were arrestee, xna arreeta were
made on a bat unlay and tha prisoners
were kbdc in t ne locaun over Buna ay.
By Monday morning their nerves were
In such a condition from tha Unaocua
tomed abstinence from tha drug, that
small doses or cocaine had to ba admin
Istered to tha drug vlotlma to enable
nem to appear in court.
Parents will be Interested In tha fact
that a new use haa been found for ba
bies. The baby boy of a family living
in one or uie suDuman viuagea on tna
Jersejr side has demonstrated tha fact
that babies make excellent burglar
alarms. - Tha other night a naughty
burglar entered tna house wnera me
aforesaid masculine' Infant eats and
sleeps and yella while father worka. It
waa in the middle of the night, whim
the boy waa awakened by tna
THEATRE
14th and Washington
Phonta Main 1. All
i 4 NIGHTS BEGINNING TONIGHT
. ; Bpeclal-FTloe- Matinee Wadneaday
V THfC GREAT. BIO. DEMOHTFIX EVENT OP THE 8EA80N1
Airrax. "m. oe vraaa raoovonov
made by the amateur burglar.
noise I
Upon
awakening tha boy began! at once to set
op aucn a nowi ior nis miamgnt tunon,
that tha burglar fled In consternation,
before ha had finished his Job.
J TOM WATERS as ,Nott,The Tailor" Assisted by LEONA THURBER t
ana inc ramous Dcauiy tnorus oi ou
- The Sensational ,4Salom Dance"
vxzesat
Lowsr floor ;;:...'.,..$l.eO. $1.00
Balconr ......... . .$1.00, 750, 60o
Gallery ......... 86c, ISO
PIOZAi KATWSSI
Entire lower floor $1.00
Balcony 75c, 60o
Entire gallery iso
dltlon to that ha ran right
la nd-
Into the
SEATS ARB v NOW SELLING AT THEATRE
arms of a policeman and waa "pinched.
And all that because the youngster
made such a fine burglar alarm
Evelyn Thaw, of unsavory history
seems to have reached tha end of her
trlnr. Her portrait, painted by Har
rington Mann in Paris some years ago
at the order of Stanford White, haa
been aelsed by the aherirr ror non-pay'
ment of a millinery bill of I2S con
tracted bv the ray ex-chorus Ctrl and
those, who have not yet been cured of
their hysterical admiration for that wo
man will soon have an opportunity to
bid In the oeautiruny rramea ana ex-
uleltely painted likeness ol isveiyn at
CXO L.BAKLB.
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THEATRE
rkoaeai Kals A-4fta. . Baaplr Tmaattw Oo. (Ta-), lessee.
Tortland'a Paahlonable Popular Price Playhouse. Home of tha Incom
parable Baker St ock Company.. . 1 ,
All Week Beginning Sunday Matinee, Septem
ber 27, 1908, Today - o
BT 8PECTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH DAVID BET.AgCO. FIRST TIME
"PvS.Jf STAGKJHe OREATEBT SCENIC AKP .WUTCHN
l)RAMA Ojt Till. AQlv. '
THE GIRL OF THE
GOLDEN WEST
As played In New Tork with Immense success by Blanche Bates. Highest
royalty ever sent from this city for a play. Teeming with tha atmoh-
- phere of the glorious west
"In thoss strange days, people coming from God knows where
Joined forces In that far western land, and according to the ruda cuatoma
of the camp, .their very nmen were aoon loat. and unrecorded, and bare
they atruggled. laughed, gambled, cursed, killed,, loved and worked out
their atrange deatlnlea In a manner incredible to us of today. Of ona
thing only, we ara aure they lived!" Early History of California.
Stage under the direction of Donald Bowles. Evening curtain share.
4 , ... Matlneea S o'clock.
' Notwithstanding the enormous expense of this production, there will
be no advance over the regular Bungalow prlcea.
Evenings 25a4. 35. SO. Matinees 15, 25. Mattnea Saturday..
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the
aberlfra sale.
JX)N0 ISLAND PEAIKIES.
Fifty Square MOes of Genuine
Prairies mt New York's Door.
In a region ao densely populated and
ao easily acceaalble to thavelera aa tha
weatern third of Long Island, It would
aoem almost Impossible at this late day
to make a geographical discovery worth
mentioning, and yet probably not one
person in a thousand (or even ona sci
entist In a thousand) in tha United
, States knows that there are something
like 60 aquara. rnlles of genuine prairies
'on this Island.
Tha prairies are situated mostly In
tha oentral portion of Nassau county.
In all the three townships of the county
Hempstead, North Hempstead and
Oyster Bay and have long been known
, to people living near by aa tne Hemp
! stead Plains, says Forest and Stream,
i These thousands of treeless acres, cov-
1 ered with grasses and nero and aottea
with a. few bushes of course attracted
the attention of the early settlers of
! Hempstead In the seventeenth century,
4and have been used more or less for
i gracing and other purposes ever since.
But bv the time Keographies came to be
I written In this country these prairies
i were an old story to the inhabitants
Jfewf whom ever realised that there
IIV UlUOI limillO Wliuill dl tui a. Hun
dred miles, so not manv accounts of this
' remarkable area have ever found their
way Into print.
Almost by accident I "stumbled
; across" the Hempstead Plains one day
last summer ana was surprised to nna
that on thousnnda of acres the flora Is
still practically all of native apecles,
which is pretty good evidence to the
botanist that such land has ever been
cienred or plowed up. This state of
affairs is rather remarkable, conslder-
Jjnft that Nassau county now has about
vl r ) i
:::
Inhabitants to the square mile and
(Is oil within the radius in which it is j
Dorothy Davis of the Blunkall Com
pany at Lyric.
profitable to haul Ihrm products to New
York bv wagon. (The parts of the
prairie which are under cultivation seem I iftfnn si n J avan trtot- riMat foil in ha ntY
vo prwiuce wtii. uui iu native .ou ' Hterated before the end of the present
,ho tough and the subsoil so dry and
porous that it is not a very easy mat
ter to put the land in shape for tillage.
BeHldes, considerable areas are owned
or leased by wealthy persons and kept
open for the sake of fox hunting and
other equestrian sports and thua pro
jected rrom tne encroachments or real
-estate developments.
century by the expansion of New York
City. The undisturbed prairies now
center about Hicksville (26 miles from
New York), from- which village one can
walk about 10 miles In almost any di
rection and find essentially the same
vegetation that the earliest white set
tiers saw.
The prairie originally extended about I .toart rUlna are verv nearlv level. Thev
" 'r. H riurai purn, uur irro v crossed from north to south bv
and villages have encroached on It so few broad shallow .valleys, all of which
that now only about one fifth of it re- ars dry except the one in which East
mains in an approximately natural con- Meadow Brook haa Its source, about
three miles east of Garden City. The
soil Is a verv fine grained dark brown
loam, underlaid at a depth of a foot or
two by a great thickness ol caarse sand
and gravel.
The natural vegetation averages about
two feet tall, covers the around orettv
closely and consists of over 50 species
or plants, some or wnicn are rarely
round elsewhere, aa a favored few
among botanists know. Likewise several
Birds wnicn rreauent this area are sel
dom aeen in other parts of the island.
The cause of the treelessness of this
large area la as much of a mystery as It
always haa been in the case of the bat
ter known western pralrle,-whtch have
ugsied scientists ror nearly a century.
is or course aiincuit ror trees to in
vade an area already thickly clothed
with graas vegetation on account of
fire, graslng. rapid evaporation, scarcity
of humus, etc but this does not ex
plain how the grasses got ahead of the
treea in the beginning. '
,
QUARTETTE
Conreid
Metropolitan Co. pu
Mmc. Rappold, Soprano.
Signor Martin, Tenor.
Mme. Jacoby, Contralto.
jSignor Campanari, Baritone.
'Wednesday Evening
October 7 HEILIG
SEAT SALE OPENS
Monday. October 4, 10 a. m. I
Prices :
flower floor $4,001
Balcony, first 4 rows. . . 3.00
Balcony, next 5 rows. . . 2.O0
- -
Balcony, last 6 rows... 1.50
Gallery 1.50
Unreserved 1.00
Boxes $25.00
Out of town orders must be ac-
companied" by checks. v
The Old Farm.
The mellow smell of hollyhocks
And marigolds and pink and phlox
Blends with the homely garden scents
Of onlona shivering into rods.
Of peppera scarlet with their pods,
And (rose of all the esculents)
Of broad plebeian cabages,
Breathing content and corpulent ease.
The boss of wasp and fly makes hot
The spaces of the garden plot;
And from the orchard, where the fruit
Ripens and rounds, or, loosed with heat.
Rous, nomet-ciung. before tne reel.
Sounds warm the veery a goioen riute.
That mixes wtth the aleepy hum
Of beea that drowsily go and come.
The podded musk of gourd and vine
I tin nowers a gate or rougneni pine.
That leads Into a wood where day
Sits leaning o'er a forest pool.
Watching the -lilies opening cool.
And dragon rites at airy piay.
Whita. dim and near, the ouletness
Rustles and atlra her leafy dress.
' Par off a cowbell clangs awake
The noon who slumbers In the brake;
And now a pewee plaintively
Whistles tha day to sleep again;
I A rain-crow croaka a rune for rain.
And from the rtp apple area
A treat void apple thuds, where, alow.
The red cock curves his neck to crow.
Hens clack their broods from placa to
puce.
While, clinking homo, with chain and
trace,
Tha cart-home plods sIobst the road
Wliare afternoon sits with eta dreams:
111. IruruM of ha v-na k In m itmiiu
I Above him. and a alghtprd load
Goes creaking by. and with It, sweat.
The aromatto soul of heat
Vao-eet Oo-eT" the eronfall
!Crf. and the kills rr-Mt the call:
Voo-ee! coo-eer- ana ay tna log
Lebor Jmnarweeea his blow.
While fo the bam eoroee cow on eowf
"Com' Co-r" and. wttl his dog:
Furefooied boyhond (Sows th Uaa
Voo a" lite came eomi again.
Mediae iwea. la toe Unuook. ,
DEATH BT THE GARR0TE
Capital Punishment In Cnbh, Where
the Executioner Ixrea His Art.
Cuba ratalna from tha long Spanish
occupation tha garrota As the lnstru
ment of capital punishment. A .vary
neat and o.ulck acting affair la th gar-
rote In tha Carcel In Havana; that prlaon
building which occupies . tha choicest
site In the whole city. Tha Carcel
looka out to the ocean at tha harbor
mouth, and after the Morro and Cabanas
Is tha most prominent old structure of
the city.
They keep tha garrota in a dark room
not mora than a dozen, feet 'squaje. It
appears, on tha ground floor of tha Car
cel. Alongside the execution ' room Is
a cell where tha executioner Uvea.
Ha la a red haired Cuban, a political
prisoner who Is there for Ufa. It Isn't
a popular job. that of being axeoutioner,
and becauso of the lively passions of
the Cubans perhaps It's just aa ' well
that tha executioner Is permanently de
tained within' four solid stone walla.
The Incumbent of the . job takes a
workman's pride .In a smoothly operat
ing oiece or mechanism. Apparently it
never occurs to him that there Is any-,
thing tragic or. meiodraraatio in an
executibn.
Without qualms he sees a stumbling,
unwilling, cringing human being dragged
rather than conducted into that dismal
room. Seemingly he never is touched
with the thought that what Is a man
when he enters the room never will
step alive out of It. Far from any
feeling of emotion, he slides the mech
anism back and forth to show how beau
tifully it works, and then with a ma
licious grin invites who will to sit
down In the chair and try it.
The garrote Is a thing that no man
of nervous temperament should look at
Once seen It never can be forgotten.
Just to think of It months afterward
brines up a choking sensation which
makes one long to tear away his collar
and breathe the free air aa deeply as
he can.
It rests upon a raised platform, an
ordinary straight backed chair, with
thin Iron clasps on the elbows and leas
of the chair. These are for the arms
and ankles of the condemned criminal.
At the top or the back of the chair Is I
OAJI.T KATOrEl IUsSAT AITS IOLOITI), l&o, gOo,
i
Phone Main 6. A 1020
Paying particular at
tention to tha enter
tainment, cooif o r t
and convenience, of
ladiea and children.
THEATRE
Formerly Mirqum Grass1
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
Presenting at all
times the best of
European and Amer
ican Vaudeville at
tractions.
Week
Commencing :
Monday Matinee, Sept, 28
FOLLOWING ALL STAR FEATURE ACTS
GENNARO'S
VENETIAN BAND
SE Venetian Gondoliers 28
"A Sight In Tealoe."
First Vaudeville Tour
FRANKLIN UNDERWOOD
One of Portland's Favorite Actors,
supported by f ranees Biosson
and George Bloomqueat In
"DobVa Dilemma."
REDFORD & WINCHESTER
Burlesque Jugglers.
BESNAH & MILLER
Musical Comedy Couple.
THE TENNIS TRIO
Novel Juggling Act.
KLEIN & CLIFTON
Zs a "Sammy's Monday."
FRANK McCREA & CO.
Skillful Feats In Marksmanship.
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Latest In Motion Photography.
pinroxKAiroBS bvt etiidjo, sas; UiToma sax&t, sub.
Evening Prices 15c, S5o, BOo, 78a. Evening Prloes lBo, BSo, BOo, 7Bc.
DAISY KATHrEH (EXCEPT BtnTDAY AJTD SOUD1TI), ISO, flBo. BOo.
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Oao. Baker. Sea. Mgr.
oxBoov mini oo. enra.) usraa.
The theatre that plays big read attraettome at popnla prleae
One Solid Week Commencing Matin Today
SEPTEMBER 27, 1908. -
CHAS. A. SELLON
In the Merry Musical Jingle
21 Song:
Hits
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Wfel Thi FiddlA
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8ee tha travesty on SALOME -dance of tha seven veils, a acream of fun
and hilarity. The Undressed
the most elaborate and greatest scenic pi
cal comedy. A week of music, fun, show
Kids. The Beauty Chorus. Poeitlvelv
eatest scenic production ever carried by a mu al
low girls, eensatlona and sur
prises.
Evening prices 25eS 50eS 754i Sl.OO.
MATINEES TUESDAY, THtTRSDAT AND SATURDAY,
"ISLE OF SPICE."
Matinees 25V 604
NEXT WEEK:
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a band of iron, one end of which swings
out so as to admit of a neck being in
serted. This band anapa around In place
and all is aeady. A twirl of a crank
In back and as the band crushes the
neck back a pin pierces the medulla
oDiongaia.
The executioner explains -all this with
It la nothing new
to
a bright smile.
mm
He tells as a great Joke how ona time
one of those vaudeville performers who
free themselves from handcuffs and
chains came to the Carcel to look over
tne garrote wltn an idea of making a
wager that he could free himself of It
The executioner worked the pin a couple
oi tuiies ana me wizara aecunea 10
try tns machine
The garrote man laughs uproariously
as ne tens mis. 'mat s nis idea or a
joke.
The executioners ree is iit. The
executioner expends this generally for
tobacco and other creature comforts.
One time he atood out for money In
Klvanca. What earthly hurry there
might be for a man who haa all his
time to spend In Jail to get his money
In advance the average person cannot
well sea, but he said if he didn't get
his money he'd refuse to do the Job.
Eventually he got It.
unis executioner too has Ideas
tha subject of comparative capital pun- aervas respect.
lshment. He thinks that the garrote- is
tha haat of all mora effective and more
humane than the electric chair and
hanging and Infinitely better than the
guillotine and tne axe.
"See for yourself," he says, twirling
the crank. r'could anything be better?"
And aa expert opinion perhaps it de-
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g ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE-STARS OF ALL NATIONS g
B Wee.k Bnl'nB Today: Mile. Louise's Trained Monkeys; Ye Olde Home j
M Cholre: Newman, Ashton and Newman, the Australian Trio; the as
ureai lesier, ventriloquist; Clara Walters; Clemenso Bros., acrobatic H
mualcal clowns; Elliott B earner, and Animated Picturea U
sir,-
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WEEK BEGINNING TOMORROW
THE HEUflAN TRIO SSSSSSA
GRAND OPERA DUO I Mack, Malone & Mack
Presenting "The Prison Scene"
from Faust.
JOHN F. CLARK.
Monologult and Comedian
ELLIOTT BE A HER
Baritone Soloist
The Baseball Dancers.
CUSHINO, MERRILL
& DAVIS
Presenting "A Diamond Ring" at
each performance.
THE BIOORAPH
Preaenting the latest motion pio-turea.
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THE STAR
Phonea-
Maln
A-I-496
Playing only the Stair -Havlin Eastern Road Attractions
Commencing Sunday Matinee, Sept. 27. 1908
everlasting success-the bio fun show
Miss K. Carter, soloist with Venetian band at the Orpheum.
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LYRIC THEATER
TttX MERRIEST FARCE-COMEDT Or TJHB AGE.
B NEDRA LANSCOMBE's"i?meSDZ:e,onal
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Stt UocleJosh
at the
County Fair
The Great New Yrk
SUBWAY SCENE
PERKINS
With a Company of Singers, Dancer snd Comedians
Positively the Largest and Best Production Erer Green This Fa
moos Play.
Watch for the Parade of the Hayseed Band.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
PRICES Uttineea, U, Mf Xight, X&4, 64
S NEXT ATTRACTION "TOUR CORNERS OP THE EARTH
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THE
GRAND
Vaudeville de Luxe
Week of Monday Matinee
September 28, 1908
Eminently
Satisfactory
Vaudeville
Headed by
The Great Protean Actor
Mr. Roland West
And His Company, in-
"ThcCriminal"
Special Added Feature
Six Abdallah Troupe
Whirlwind Acrobat
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