1W-t W WMim ii-i in ' fiWi'iiium -m nlWl4uWWWi'l,w1 J'"r' y 6 THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER d, 1890. WJPIMHMHH 1 ll What! Leave Scranton? HI i 8ome of our competitors who nre, no ioubt, nnxlous to eco us go, havo bocn aujiylns thenm-tves tclltnff this Btory Jbout. Wo think It tlmo wo hod a wofl to ray. With tho tlno lino of boo1s we have-, and tho prompt way of handling our customers. are Balnlnu frlcmw slid patrons rapidly. Our Pianos am, without cui-stlon, some of tho finest to day on tho market. Tho vety best possi ble to buy Is tho Knabe. If you want a high grado piano nt tho least posslblo ex pense, buy a UrlRgs or a Vose & Son ir you want a Rood, well built piano at a reasonable cost buy a I,udwto. " ;u want to patronlzo a Solid and Itcllablo llrm buy your piano nt Perry Hrotners. Phonosrapjis, Qraphophones and nup plles. Mall orders promptly attended to. PERRY BROTHERS 205 Wyoming Ave, Ice Cream. BGST IN TOWN. 2g Per ,5 Quart. LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered 32y37 Adams Avenus. DR. A. A, LINDABURY, Specialties Surgery, l)Iseas3S of Women Office Hours 11 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p- m AtHraidence 7 to 8 p. in Office am Conne',1 Ilulldln; rtoMdonca ail outu Jiuln Avenue. Scranton Transfer Co., ItUClll J. KUUNAN, Manajer C'liecUi ilasgnee dliect from roilJence to nuy p.irt or the Uultoil StateJ. Ollloe lull Lacku. Ave. Plionc 523 HUNTINGTON'S BAKERY. 1'20 Spruce Street. Mnsonlc Tcmplo. DR. PARKE, Has reopened his ofllco at 308 Washington Avenue Special attention Riven to Diseases of Womtn. Olllco hours, 10 to 12; 2 to 4; 7 to 8. C. S. SNYDER, The Only Dentist In tic i . ho 1h a Qraduate In Medicine. 420-422 SPRUCE STREET. DR. H. B. WARE, SPECIALIST. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Ofllco Hourn-1 n m. to 12.30 p. m : 2 to 4. Williams ilulldliis. Opp. Postolllco. -t- -t- CITY NOTES . - AGAINST GAMnUKG-Professor John Philip Qulnn will begin a crusade against Ramblliif? in Guernsey's hall Sunday even ing. He will continue Monday and Tues day. TRAKSMISSAIiM: DISEASES.-Stncc Sunday, tho board of health has received reports of thirty new cubes of diphtheria, ten of scurlet fever and four of typhoid fever. Oll-icnits1 MIT.TING.-Tho Held and Btaft oillcfrs of tho Thirteenth rCKlment held a regular weekly meeting in tho ar mory lust evening, which was well at tended. ALDIIKMAXIC MAKRIAOK. -Alderman Howh jebterday tied ihe hymeneul knot which bound together In inurrliiK lUchard lluddv, of Scranton, and Minnie Norton, llkewlso of this city. They wero mauled about hlth noon. PAY DAYS -Tho Delaware and Hud son company paid yesterday at tho Von SJtorch and Dickson mines. North Scroti tjn Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and tjn Wester Sloan, ' tern company will pay today at tho Hampton and Archbald m ties, nnd tho carpenters and machinists. 'THItRATHNnD TO KILL. - Andrew r.u.,1,1, of Ilrisbln I'utch, was nrrjluntd Before Alderman Millar yesterday even lliB on tho charges of threats to kill and eVitJplnir mny his wife, by John I.eter, nlro of Btitbln Patch. Tho second charco was dropped during tho prosross of the fasc, and LuskI was held under ball to appear at court to answer to the charge at threatening to kill. 'T.iJ3E ARRKSTCD On a warrant Is sued by" Alderman Howe, S. S Lee, of Green Rldgo, was arrested yesterday on H,THE MODEL," VIENNA CAPE AND RESTAURANT, E.MOSEB.PROP. 221-223 WASH INQTON AVENUE, OPP. COURT HOUSS. Dinner Table d'Hote. Breakfat, UunflieM' unit Supper a la carlo. iOyet'er 8orcd In any style. Alt table delicacies of tho season served In cafe or delivered to fam ilies In any quantity desired. Fine Catering; a specialty. Fjesh Invoice nf fancy groceries aid rmoked good, Salmon, Stur geon. White Fish, t ... 4- - 4-f - -M- -- -f-- 4-4-f a chargo of larceny preferred by J. n, Stevens. The latter claimed that I.eo had secured household property belonging to him, and had kept possession of It. I.eo claimed that Stevens owed htm $71 rent, and on his leaving tho houe had left the furniture behind, which he, I.eo. accordingly kept for tho rent. Leo waiv ed a hearing, nnd entered bnll beforo Al derman Ilalley, of the Thirteenth ward. JUSTICE TO THE JEW. Lecture by tho Famous Pulpit Ora tor, Madison C. Peters, D. D. Rev. Madison C. Peters will deliver his great lcc'tiire, "Justice to tho Jews," in the auditorium of tho Penn Avenue Haptlst church.Thursdny evening, Nov. 16. The world-wide sympathy with tho French Captain Dreyfus has drawn tho attention of the civilized world to con sider the injustice to tho Jewish people as a. race, nnd Dr. Peters has Just Is sued n new book telling tho wonderful story of what the Jew has done for tho world. He has prepared a thrilling lecture on this topic, concerning which tho Boston Press says: "It Is broad, wise, liberal, eloquent nnd statesmanlike " Rev. Dr. Peters is n, prominent Pres byterian clergyman, yet his fearless and manly defense of the Jewish peo ple hns won for him tho admiration of all lovers of Justice, nnd secured for him the love of ninny Jews. "Justice to the Jew" Is something new In tho lecture Held, and Dr. Peters will doubt less have a largo hearing in this city. MORE "COPPERS" TO GO The "Convention'' Will Meet Special ly Next Thursday Night to Feed the Molr Guillotine. Next ThtiiKdny night, when select council meets In adjourned session. twv more tPtnovnls of pillce patiolmen and two new appointments iill be submit ted by Mayor t dr. It is ns good as o'llclal th.it Patrol man John Duggan of the North End nnd Patrolman Mm tin KMieity nt tho South Side, arc the two slated for dis missal. Thomas Country, nf the eighth ward,, a driver In the employ of Hunt & Connell and u protege of Select Councilman Melvin, Is to ho one of tho new appointees. "Who the second one will be could not be learned. There Is little question but that the removals will be approved nnd tho nominations concurred In. Th success of the mayor in whlppinc a majority of selectmen Into lino niul.ts him mas ter of the sltmtlon for eveiv select man who has a relative on tno fore feats to Jeopardize the position of hN brother-in-law, or son. or cousin, nt other protege, ns the case iray ho by kicking over the traces. The length to which the tnaor feels ho can go in deilne; these brotlier-ln lowed counellnii'ii was evidenced by his appointments of John F. Lynch as per manent man for tho 1'aglo llosc com pany ngalnst the wished of the com pany and the ilcmiim'n of Selectman Jnme of the Sixth ward, who ospouse.l tho cause of Anthony Flanncry. AN EXCELLENT CONCERT. Given at Lyceum Last Evening by the Sextette Club. The music-loving public was out In foice last evening, despite tho Inclem ency of the weather, and It completely tilled the Lyceum, where a concert was given by the Dostonla Sextette club, nsslsted by Mli-3 Helen Wetmore, so piano. The programme was exclusively musical, and that this city Is living up to its reputation as a centie of music was evidenced by the Intense Interest shown by the large audience, and the pruerblal pin, If dropped at any tlmo during tho evening, would have un doubtedly been hoard. The Sextette club Is composed of six musicians, live playing stringed Instru ments and the sixth a clarionet. They rendered several rejections In harmony, but varied their progi amine by giving polos and tilos. Their best appreci ated number was, probably, a selection from "Mignon," which was given In faultless style, Miss Wetntore gave two soprano solos, one with a clarionet obllgato. She Is possessed of a clear, full soprano of eiulte etxenslve range. Those who comprise tho Sextette club are the following: Walter L Loud, violin; Louis Eaton, violin; W. A. Hochheim, viola; Wulf Fries, 'cello; Alfred Reinhart,- bass; C. L. Staats, clarionet. CONTROLLER TALKS "SASSY." Writes a Very Pointed Letter to ths Park Commissioners. City Controller Howell Is nfter the park commissioners. Contractor Peter Stlpp has a number of privileges at Nay Aug park, for v. hlth he pav.s a stipulated rental. He did some Blad ing nnd road-making at the naik anl the commissioners allowed him $J1'3 credit on the bill for tho pi 1 lieges. When tho statement containing this item was presentol to the city control ler he forthwith wiote them a very pointed letter calling the It attention to the law regulating the expenditure of city moneys nnd directing them to turn this $225 Into the city treasury to bo paid out through the pioper channels and In the prescribed way. He albo directs them to open a book aecount of their transactions and sub mit it for a monthlv audit. STILL ANOTHER CONFERENCE. Committees representing the master plumbers nnd the Journeymen hell still another conference last evening In the rooms of the Buildets' exchange, with tlio usual result, no compromise ngreed upon. It Is pietty generally understood now that the master plumbers have takn a firm stand and will not make any concessions whatever nnd that if the men come back they must come bacj' under tho old conditions or not at all. Two Concert? under tho auspices of tho Conserva tory of Music. The first by Godowsky, the great Russian pianist; tho seconJ by Gamble, tho famous basso, with Madame Rihel, of London, pianist. Tickets at Conservatory and all music stores. Special rates to students. Rubber nnd Warm Goods, of every description nt Motion's shoe Store, 608 Lackawanna avenue, Try a "Joy Maker" Be. cigar. The Sulphur Baths of Avon relieve and cure Rheumatism, Gout and Eczema, An Ideal fall-winMr homo forInvalids. Address The Ban Itarlum, Avon, N. Y. OVERSEERS OF ELECTION CHOSEN APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED BY COURT YESTERDAY. In Addition to tho Overseors Election Officers Woro Appointed In a Num ber of the Districts in tho County. Robert P. Koehlor Appointed for Third District of Seventeenth Ward in Place of George Wahl Tito Ap pointees Woro Named on Motions by D. J. Reedy and A. A. Vosburg. Overseers of elections and a number of election olllcers wera yesterday ap pointed by court on motion of D. J. Reedy, for tho Democrats and of City Solicitor Vosbuig for tho Republicans. Tho election olllcers nnmtd ate as fol lows Joseph W. Wlleo, Judge of tho Second district of Tell township. David Smith, Judge.Thlrd district, First ward, Scranton. Jnmus F. Walfh, Inspector, Second dis trict, Fourth ward, Parbondale. John J. Uowen, Judge, First district, Third ward, tnrhoPilaV John L. I)iils, Judfce, Second ward, Ob pliant. William A Raub. Judge, First district, Eighth ward, Sernntnn. Daniel L'dwnrds, Judge, Fourth district. Fourth ward. Scranton. C L. Sheildun, minority lntnector.ThlrJ ward, Wlnton George L Watklns, inspector, Fouith wnrd. Olyphant. Frank Rolls, minority lispcctor, Sec ond wntd, Wlnton. John Lnett, minority Inspector, Second ili-trlet, Seventh wnrd, Scranton. Dild Dvnns.nnjotity Inspector, Fourth dlMilct. First wnrd, Scranton. ('. 11. Gardner, majority Inspector.Thlr ternth wnrd. Second district, Scranton. Henry Smith, majority inspector, Ren ton H V Xlcclor, majority Inspector. Dlev tnth ward. Flihl district. Scranton. Tho appointment of George Wahl is Judge of election for tho newly creat ed Third district of the Revontecnth waul was revoked it being discovered that Mr. Vtnhl is not a lcsldent of the dlstilct. Robert P. Koehler was ap pointed in his stead. The names of tho overseen s of election are given bsi low: AHCHUALD. First ward First district Ft cderlck Uedc, H. Second district, Thomas Lew is, R. Second ward Kdwanl Craig, R Third ward Peter Walsh, R. ULAKDLY. First ward 'William J. Bonver. R. Second ward Samuel Parry, R. Third ward-Georgo Smith, R. CARBONDALD. First ward-First district, Louis Cra mer. R.j ,I,.i,r Bridge, D. Second dis trict, Gabilel Kugnuno, It.; Patrick Lan gan, D. SVcnmi ward First district, G. B. Vnn Borden. R ; William Peel, D. Second dls trht, II. F. Dlbrecht. R.; John W. Bar- r t, D. Third district. Robert Mcllalc. R. . James Barrett, D. Third ward First district, 0car Mor gan, R.; Finnic Hobnn, D. Second dis trict, A. C. Schormcrhnrn, R.; Patrick Loftus, D. Third dlstilct, John Cardcn, D. Fourth district, John Lewis, R.: Frank Sloan, D. Fourth w aid First district, Maik Wil son, R ; William Loftus, D. Second dis trict. P. D. Welsh, R ; P J. Bnylan, D Thlnl district. John Klllcen, It.; P. J. Mi Donough. D. Fifth ward-First district-Alex Wylle. R.; Thomas Howatd, D. Second district, Frank Clune, R : Charles McIInle, D. SlKth ward First district, John S. Bioad, R. ; Thomas Pender, D H .'nnd district. I". J. Powell, R.; George Mono han, D. Northwest dutilet Philo Lee, Jr., R. Northeast r i i John Davis, R. Jefferson A. . Cramer, R. LACKAWANNA TOWNSHIP. South district Thomas Jacobs, R.;'M P. Judge, D. West district, Georgo Grif fiths, R. ; James Walsh, D. Hast dis trict, William J. Williams, R.: Nicholas Durkln, D. Northeast district, William Morgan, R ; John McGloln, D. South west district, I'rank Toole, R.; Michael Cawlcy, D. Maylleld Benjamin Morgan, R. ; P. E. Walker. D. Clifton Township Walter Sclgle. il. Covington township David Dale, R. DICKSON. First ward, Richard Barron, D. Sec Do you get up with a headache? Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a poor appetite and a weak diges tion. You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. You have cold hands and feet. You get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the cause of all this trouble? Constipated bowels. iiiM&W will give you prompt relief ana certain cure. Kaop Your Dloatl Pure If you have neglected your case a long time, you had better take Aqer's sarsaparllla also. It will remove all impurities that have been accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen your nerves. Vrlto tho Doctor, Titers may lie totnctlilng nbont your caio you do not quite under stand. Wiltt) tho doctor truly! tell mm how ymi are luffcrlni;. Tou will irouiitly rrrclvo tlio Lett medical advice. Addrou. Dr. J. O. Ayer, Lowell, Man, fejit iiiiiinimjl IP 1 rtjSk ond ward, Henry Hngan, D. Third ward, Fred Klcfer, D, DUNMORE. First ward First district, Buntly Mc Millan, It.; Second district, II. L. Con rad, R, Second ward First district, ; Second district, Thomas C. Matthews. Third ward-First district, Arch Wash er, It. Second district. W. J. Jeffrey, R. Third district, C. II. Weber. It. Fifth wnrd-C. D. Lown, D. Sixth ward-FIist district, W. 8. Potter, R.i Second district, J. G. McAskle, It. F.lmhurst-iAndrcw Nnegll, R. Felt Townshlp-Flrst district, W. II. Dougherty. D.; Second district. Thorn is Jenkins, D.j Fourth district, M. D. Dan loin, D. Vnndllng John Rowo, D. Gouldsboro-R. C. Drum, It Jcrmyn First ward, Thomas M. Grif fith, It.; James O'Gara, D. Second ward, Michael Muldoon, D.; Third ward, E. B. Nicholson, It.; Henry U, Collins, D. Old Forge First disttlct, John S. Davis, It,: John Hogs, D. Second district, Wil liam Riddle, It.; Harry Rcldenburg, D. Fourth district, Thomas Pickerel, R.; Thomas Nolan, D. Olyphant First ward, John Best, D.; Second ward, T W. Ednnrds, 11,; John Carbine. D. l'hlrd ward, First district, Thomas Robinson, D. ; Second district, Patrick Hovers. D. Fourth wnrd, Wil liam Scrivcn, It.; William Rogan, D. Ransom Fit st district. Arthur Snovcr, 11. Second district. W. Gilbert, It. Roaring Brook Jacob Wcsscr. R. Spring Brook II E. Amies, It. Taylor First ward. Tolllo W. Jones, R.; William Judge, 1) Second ward, Georgo Timlin, D Third wnrd, Frank Dunstone, R.. Michael McDonald. D Fourth ward. John S Sullivan, D Fifth ward. William D. Thomas. It.; James Kll martln. D. Throop Henry Jaivls, It , John O'Hora. jr., i). Wlnton First wnrd, Henry Davis, Jr. It.; Scconc' wnrd, Joo Knylskl, It.; Third ward, G. H. Nancarrow, It. SCRANTON N First ward-First district. P J. Nolan, D. Second district, Michael J. Walsh, D Third dlstrlct.Mlchael Hughes, D. Fourth district. Lewis H. John. R.j J. J Joyce, D. Fifth district, John Alexander, R., J. T. Collins, D. Second wnrd Fit st district. Martin Gerrlty. D. Second district, J A. Van Bet gen, It.; It, J. Beamish, D Third district, Michael Walsh, D. Fourth dis trict. John Timlin, D. Fifth district, Michael J. McQueeney, It.; James H. Riley, D. Third ward First district. Joseph Stew att, R. Second district, Giles Decker, It. Fourth ward-First district. David Jones, It.; James J. Glbney, D. Second district. Thomas Davis, It.; John Rlttcn- housp, D. Third district, Henry J. Davis, It ; l'.itilck J. Cawley, D. Fourth district, John Llojd, It.; Morris T. Walsh, D. Fifth ward-First district, Joseph E. Evans, It.; William Gnllagher, D. Second disttlct, W. H. Wicklzcr, It ; Martin F. Durkln, D. Third district, Harry Brad shaw', R. ; Frank Tyrrell, D. Fourth dis trict, James Thro, It.; John E GalTney, D. Sixth ward First district, John Baxter, It.; Patrick Golden, D. Second district. John W. Horn. It.; William Tyrrell, D. Third district, Aaron James, R.; John F. Maloney, D. Seventh ward First district. Theodore Lelb, R.; Hugh Culkin, D. Second dis ttlct, V. V. Scanlon, D. Third district, John F. F.lscle, It.; P. De Laccy, D. Eighth ward First district, Fred Durr, Its; Thomas C Melvin, D. Second dis trict, John J. Flannlgnn, D. Ninth ward-First district, II. T. Koch ler, D. Second district, J. J Fancy, D. Third district. T. P. Duffy. D. Tenth ward First district, Michael Hans, It ; John Christ, D. Second dis trict, Charles Baker, It,; William Hauer, D Eleventh ward First district, George Heusner. It. Twelfth ward Second district, John Madlgan, R. r?MggagaBwvfgpr:ig?i nzx3sasmmzxmKm9rr i Our Children's Dep't. Has all the riew and nov el designs from the Boys' Tailors. The newest short "Box" Reefer is very swell at $4.50. We have a large assortment of pretty Suit designs either in vestee or reefer. wMfl What th ft I KH VBi V? S R T tSS VilfiBzSt rakErfv nT SAMTE Thirteenth wnrd-Flrst dUtrlct, Albert Nothncker, R.j Miles McDonnld, D. Sec ond district, B. T. Jnyne, It,; James C Roach, D. Third district, J. H. Bcward, R.i Oliver J. Nichols, D, Fourteenth ward First district, Bert 1). Wllllnms, R.; Second district, Gothlclb Meyer, R. Fifteenth ward First district, Thomas T. Morgar, It,; John Mack, D. Second district, Thomas J, Reynolds, It,; Wil liam Lnugltan, D. Sixteenth ward First district, Georgo L. Falk, R.; J. A. Murray, D. Second district, George E, Shnfer, It.; Michael Gillespie, D. Seventeenth wnrd First district, W. A. Wilcox, D.i Second district, T1. F. Sand3, D.; Third district, Patrick Roland, D. Eighteenth ward W. II. Bender, It.; J. T. Kelly, D. Nineteenth wnrd First district, Wil liam Hnmson, R.; P. J. Hlckcy, D Sec ond district, Jacob Mnntz, It.: O. A Dun ley, D. Third district, Christian Rose, 1 '? Ns VVv vA 135 Mav V: irv "jaibiw" S Millar & Peck, S3 s mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmnf RECOGNIZED HEADQUARTERS FOR Reliable Furs, Stylish Tailored downs, Handsome Everything in Ladies' Outer Gar ments, Misses' and Children's Coats and Capes, Ladies' Silk Waists in new shades and effects. Fo L. Crane Rau) Piirs Botighf. e M "Stetson's" Hats. This season in cloth samples we can show you made up, ready-to-wear at a moment's notice. The beautiful patterns of tweed and worsted are the most fashionable in suits this season. In Overcoats and Top coats we are showing all the new rough faced fabrics, a beautiful soft cloth with what ap pears to be a rough exterior but to the touch are as soft as the fur of a kitten. These garments we speak of are made by the famous Stem, Bloch Company. Their patterns and styles are copied by many cus tom tailors- The shape of their ready-to-wear Suits and Overcoats is most graceful. Every garment fits well about the neck and hangs in that full "drapey" box style straight from the shoulders. It is certainly a wilful waste of cash to pay your tailor twice the money we ask. Ready - Suits and Overcoats Fashionable Trousers There are many gentlemen in this sity who ve been convinced that our Ready-to-Wear Trousers are equal in every way to those turned out by the custom tailor. And if you have no scruples about throwing over yours and saying farewell to his extortionate bills, you can find here the widest range of choice cloth patterns both in Tweeds and French Worsteds. Come in and try a pair on. That won't cost you anything. We shall then be able to convince you of their superior make, dr? M CA &A d?C iin tn t7 K( According to the quality of cloth the prices are P P Jv vy PJ UJ LU J1 . JU EEESSWfc Scranton's Leading- Outfitters. It.! Michael Nealon, D. Fourth district, John Stolnmetz, It.; Thomas Wnde. D. Twentieth wurd First district, Wesley Slmrell, R,; T. II. Coyne, D. Second dis trict, Joseph Shorten, It.; M. F. Bono hue, D, Fourth district, John Costn, It,; Joseph Itannlck, D. Twenty-ilrst wnrd First district, Hen ry Boston, It,; Second district, John Ord, It.; John Ward, D, Improved Dining Car Sorvlcc. Nickel Plate train No. 3 leaving Buf falo at 7.10 a. in., dally, has a dining car attached, serving breakfast Im mediately after departure from Buf falo. Luncheon and dinner will also be served at convenient hours. Tho meals on the Nickel Plato dining cars have already a national reputation for ex cellence, und this Improved service will no doubt be appreciated by the patrons of the popular Nickel Plato road. eddm Gifts 1 m Why waste time, discussing what you will get when wo can savo you a. groat deal of tlmo and worry, ns our line u. r i-5 larr.o nnd varied 'hat It Is an easy muur k to mako selection-, we haw- liccn open- Ing up many new and beautiful goods in 3S cnina, ejut ainss, Brle-a-Brac, etc. SCRANTON'S CHINA AND LAMP HEADQUARTERS OIL 134 Wyoming Ave. & "Walk in and look around." Capes. 324 Lacka. Ave 9 Fiirs Repaired. The supeiior fc known all over ing his latest shapes. They come to g us direct from the Philadelphia fac- tory. minis store Leading Custom Tailors Show to - Wear Njfhij-A from MU nJ icmrrrswiJi fiiiWiirf Highest Grade III Lowest Prices. Successor to Uroiuon & Tnllmari. 412 Spruce Street. SOLE AGENT Young's Hals. Mackintoshes nnd Storm Coats, $3.90, worth SIS.00. ooooooooooooooooo THE POPULAR HOUSC-FURNISH - A INO STORE. X For your library table 0 will increase the pleas- X urc aim connori or reaa iii these loup evenings. V Wc have attractive de- q mus loryour inspection FACIE 4 FULLER CO., I 0 Hears Building, g g 140-142 Wtfhlngtoi Ave, g ooooooooooooooooo ; HalM : Advertisements placed in the " Want " columns of Thf- Tribune are read by the best class of seek ers for situations. 4 -f f f-f-f-f4. -f. 4.44.44.4. make of the "Stetson" Hat the world. We are show II A flood Prop Light MkM t- - t . 1 fCwJ' I til Ml 1 X
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