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competent to select a proper man he
did not see how the street committee
Would be competent, and was surprised
that a member of the street committee
should second the motion. Council, he
said, must share the responsibility of
Ice Cream and Cuke
Cheese and Coffee.
Dinner. 60 cents.
May Dunn was arrested yesterday by
Officer Gibson on a charge of theft un-
Mrs. Charles F. Bissell is suffering
from a stroke of paralysis at her home, i
112 East Eighteenth street
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GASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
may be imprinted on them
charge.
No meeting of the water and light
commission was held yesterday, the
session being postponed until Wednes- .
day afternoon.
We start our suits at #10 and stop.at #35.
Overcoats start same way and end at.#50.
SPECIAL VALUES THIS WEEK
In Men’s Business Suits at
$12.50 and $15.00
W. C. MAY,
Proprietor.
permit was issued yester-
Clerk Johnson to A. 8.
Vashington, D. C.»
Rigas House.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Mason Stage Lina.
Daily (except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano and Mason. Leave Llano
1p.m.; leave Mason 5:80a.m. Makes
ommection with trains.
JNQ. LAFRENTZ,
Manager.
George W. Call of Galveston is in
the city.
M. 8. McCall of Waco is stopping at
the Driskill.
T. J. Freeman of Dallas is stopping
at the Driskill.
Mrs. F. Freeman of Bluffdale is visit-
ing in the city.
E. G. Bennett of Worcester was in
the city yesterday.
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CARRIAGES AND LIGHT LIVERY.
BOARDING HORSES A SPECIALTY
BYBAERIEB HOSPITAL AMBU
LANSE.108 to 116 EAST SEVENTH
STREET. BOTH PHONES 151.*
Land In Hall County and a Boundary
Lino la in Dispute—Fina in County
Court—Police Court Had Vary Largo
Docket Yesterday Morning.
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Funeral Notice.
November 9. 1903, at 9:20 p. m., Mrs.
’Sophia Gissel. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend funeral from resi-
dence of Emil Haenel, 302 West Seven-
teenth street. at 4:30 p. m. today, Tues+
day, November 10.
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■Mrs. Anderson, Jacksonville, 1
Fla., daughter of Recorder of
Deeds, West, who witnessed her
The first edition for December is over
One Million Copies. It contains all that is
most helpful to women for their own and
their children’s dressing. It has fiction and
entertaining articles for the leisure hours of
mother and child, and its departments cover
every phase of the home and social life.
I CHILD INJURED
Fell From an Ice Box and Was Se-
riously Injured.
/ When away from home you <
"Tho Stateoman on sale at tho
ing places:
St. Louis, Mo.r
Lindell Hotol News Stand.
Planters Hotel Newe Stand.
Union Station News Stand.
1 William Morrish.
William Morrish died yesterday
, morning at 6 o’clock at the City hospi-
i tal, where he had been III for some
time. Funeral services will be held
at 4 o’clock this afternoon, the inter-
ment being in the City cemetery.
Funeral Notice.
The funeral of Wm. Morrish will
take place from the residence of J. G.
I Taylor today at 4 p. m.
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1903.
Promotes DigestionCheerfuL
ness and Rest Contains neither
Opium,Morphine norMineral.
Nor Narcotic.
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NEW GOODS.
ROBINSON GROCERY GO.
LONG’S PRESERVES; speclal Price
this week. See Them.
PAPER SHELLED ALMONDS.
SHELLED ALMONDS.
NEW PECANS.
SEEDED RAISINS.
FRESH APPLE CIDER.
MINCE MEAT.
CLEANED CURRANTS.
CITRON.
AVegetable PreparationforAs-
similating the food andRegua-
ting the Stomachs and Bows 0
is
any
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"JUST IN” AT OUR STOREi
Currants,
Crystalyzed Citron, Orange and
Lemon Peel,
Richelieu Lobsters,
Richelieu Dates,
Richelieu Salad Dressing,
Richelieu Shelled Almonds,
Bulk Queen Olives,
Tournades Kitchen Bouquet,
Ralston Health Food Flour,
Ralston “Korn” Meal,
Ralston Purina Pan “Kake” Flour
Nabisco Sugar Wafers in bulk.
DEEN & WALLING.
GROCERS.
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Twenty-sixth street at ft cost of >36.
Real Estate Transfers. ,
T. M. Hector to J. T. Folmar,
267 1-2 acres of land, 17 of
of which is out of Wm. Stan-
difer survey, balance in the
Sumner Bacon survey........110,700
J. T. Folmar and wife to T. M.
Rector, 90 16-100 acres of land
partly in Win. II. Saunders
Petition in Bankruptcy.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday in the federal court by Sid-
ney Schoolherr of Taylor, a saloon-
keeper. The petition states his lia-
bilities as $3785.92 andhis assets to
be >2560.96 upon which an exemption
of $300 is claimed.
8. E. ROSENGREN,
- Undertaker and Embalmer. Fino
Carriages for Hiro.
413 Congress Avenue. Phones 461.
East Austin Fire Company.
Members of the East Austin fire
company and of the police force last
night serenaded Officer Quinlan and
his wife, who were married recently.
After first ascertaining that Mr. and
Mrs. Quinlan were home. the East
Austin fire truck was taken out and
loaded with members of the company
each carrying a row bell or a tin pan,
and a hurried run made to the officer’s
residence, where the celebration was
held.
Capital and Surplus, $350,000.00.
Directors’ responsibility,
>3.000,000.00. /
We solicit your business.
CONTEST OVER WHO SHOULD
HAVE THE SELECTION OF A MAN
TO OVERSEE THE WORK ON
THE STORM SEWER.
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. . Mre, Sophia Gissel.
..Mrs. Sophia Gissel, aged 48 years,
died last night at 9:20. She was a sis-
ter of Emil Haenel of this city and the
funeral will be from his residence. 302
WWest Seventeenth street, this after-
noon at 4:80.
T. P. ROBINSON,
VINTNER,
609 Eaet Ave., Austin, phon.. 328
6000 gala. Pure Wines In Stock.
Now York City,
Astor House News Stand.
Denver, Colo.s
A. Serlio, Sixteonth and Curtis Bte
Colorado Springs, Colo.t
Bruners Newspaper Agency.
New Orlsansi
St. Charles News Stand.
Hot Springs, Ariel
F. C. Boving.
C. H. Weaver.
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Bishop Duncan, who presided over 1
the conference while in session In this ,
city, left last night for Fort Worth,
where he will preside over the meeting
of the Northwest Texas conference.
Rev. W. R. Campbell, of the Sout
Austin Methodist church, expects to
leave one day this week for Menard
ville, his new station for this confer-
ence year. Dr. Harbin, who is to take
his place here, is held in Han Antofo
by the yellow fever quarantine and
when he can reach his station to take
charge of the South Austin church h
very uncertain. It may be in two or
three weeks or it may be about Christ-
mas.
Alderman Shelley asked if any of the
vunTr councilmen had ever insinuated, and
O. Pol- the "bug under the chip" expression
was mentioned by some one and at
once put at rest by Aiderman Schnei-
der’s explanation of it. "
New Suits Filed.
Mr. Knowlin vs. Francis Knowlln, di-
vorce.
New York and Texas Land company.
Limited, vs. F. E. Bogard, suit on notes
and for foreclosure of Hen.
New York and Texas Land company.
Limited, vs. N. A. Baker, suit on notes
and for forefiture of lien.
Fifty-Third District Court.
In the fifty third district court yen-
terday Judge Calhoun called the civil
irrdocket and entered the following
Robert Times vs. Tho Austin Gas
company, set for December 3,
Jesse R. Wilson vs. The Austin Dam
Men’s Sa
narcuzn.azpae
71 Se-
During the course of the discussion
, .-U. Alderman Shelley attacked the attitude
Falls; of the street committee toward the
city engineer and said he had been In-
formed that they had ordered dealers
not to furnish him lumber. This was
at once denounced as untrue by Chair-
man Nitschke of that committee.
I Aiderman Shelley then stated that
I he wanted the people to know where
I the responsibility lay.
I At this point Alderman Maddox took
I the floor and objected . to Alderman
I Shelley’s reflection on him for second-
ing the resolution and said he didn’t
think that aiderman displayed any
great haste, as he passed him at Sixth
I street and Congress avenue long be-
fore the meeting and had reached the
city hall and waited there about half
an hour before that gentleman “rushed
up with his corporosity." Then taking
up the question of consistency, which
was hurled back and forth several
times during the session, he asked him
to revert to an incident occurring at a
previous meeting. when he voted the
identical committee similar powers
when >150 was appropriated for the
improvement of West Twelfth street.
Continuing, he then took Aiderman
Shelley to task on the grounds of in-
consistency for statements made to
c itizens and statements made in coun-
cil.
Aiderman Shelley made a vigorous
I reply and was called to order by the
| mayor, who asked him to confine him-
| self to the matter in issue, and the al-
derman stated that as a matter of per-
sonal privilege he should be permitted
to reply to Mr. Maddox, whom he ac-
cused of equal digression.
Alderman Moore then secured the
floor and said that the man to be ap-
pointed should be a practical mechanic
rather than an engineer and that he
would be satisfied with the appoint-
ment of any such fair man.
Of your newedealer, any Buttertek Agent, or the publlaher.
11 centd a copy, 0100 a year
THE BUTTERICK PUBLUsHINa COMPANY, LTD, 1 wa IM> a, N.w Ya
•re requested to send such quantities
of envelopes as they are likely to use
by December 12 to the Gamrnel-States-
man Publishing company In order that
a tasty little advertisement of Austin’s
first annual street fair and carnival
R. H. Baker left this city last night ■
to make an inspection of the roadbed
of the Trinity and Brazos Valley rail- "
road in order to officially accept the
first fifty miles of the road from the
contractors.
Mayor White resumed the chair and
Alderman Haynes suggested an
amendment making the selection of
the committee subject to ratification
by the council. Alderman Mackin
however, insisted on his resolution as
it stood and denouncid what he railed
“grand stand plays” cropping up with
every measure under discussion. Pro.
ceeding, he denounced all insinuations
and called on any one who knew any-
thing wrong In the conduct of any
member of the body to come out with
it openly.
Daily (except Sunday) service be-
tween Llano, Cherokea and San Baba.
Biage makes connection with all
Joseph Frleblm, a popular traveling
man of Han Antonio, Is in the city. He
is not recently from that city but is
looking after his trade on the outside,
while the quarantines are on.
Twenty-sixth District Court.
In the Twenty-sixth district; court
the day was taken up with the case of
the State of Texas vs. J. K. Zimmer-
man, trespass to try title. The land
involved in the controversy Is in Hall
county and an interesting boundary
line contest is being heard.
Postmaster George B. Elmpieman ’
was not at the department yesterday,
being confined to his home by sick-
ness.
Heveral calls of "Question!” were
heard and the resolution put to a vote
and carried by a vote of 7 to 6.
Previous to the consideration of the
appointment of a supervisor a resolu-
tion was passed unanimously adopting
the tax rlls for the Ver 1902 as pre-
sented.
Mayor Said There Would Bo Four
Mayor White nnany called President
Shelley to the chair and took the floor
humseir "lo go on record,” as he put
it. "It am sorry," he said, "to see Mr
Shelley take it 80 hard. He has not
been with us on this proposition but
he wants to get Into line now, but I
am something like the churches and
say let him show first that he has re-
pented. Personally, I don’t want a part
in choosing the man. We will have <00
applicants, and 399 of these will will
make mad by not choosing them. I do
feel, however, that the matter should
be left to the street committee, who by
their familiarity with the matter are
R. McCormack of Fort Worth 1, a better posted than the rest of the coun-
lest at tha Driskill, dl.”
There was a large amount of work
disposed of in the local courts yester-
day, but most of it was of a routine
nature and consisted chiefly in calling
the dockets and setting cases for trial.
The docket in the county court is so
largo that hereafter it will be neces-
sary to hold night sessions In order to
complete the hearing of tho docket
within the term. ,
in a runaway yesterday morning a
negro driver of one of Baird’s wood
wagons was thrown from his seat at
Ninth and Red River streets and
slightly injured.
Chicago, 111.:
Auditorium Annex New Stand.
Mrs. M Ployer—Oh, John. the new
servant girl’s gone.
Mr. M. Ployer—-What! and we were
congratulating ourselves becatse she
brought her trunk yesterday, as if she
ma ent to stay--
Mrs. M. Ployer-Yes, she used the
trunk for the lace curtains, table linen,
etc., that went away with her—-Phila-
delphia Press.
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Annual Church Dinner.
The ladles of the Centralhristian
church will have their annual,Klinner
Thursday, November 12, at 619 Con-
gress avenue. The following menu
Mill be served:
V. O. WEED.
Undertaker and Liveryman,
Boarding a Specialty.
Phones 223. Open Day and Night
The County Court.
The case of the State vs. Glen Co-
zine, charged with carrying a pistol,
took up a good part of the day in the
county court.
In this court Al Morris was fined >10
on a charge of gambling.
Police Court.
Ten cases were before the mayor
yesterday in the police court and a
At Waco Ws Supplied With Officials
From This City.
Assistant United States Attorney
Coke K. Burns who is stationed in
this city and Assistant Attorney A. J.
Foster of El Paso, are representing the
government at the session of the fed-
eral court being held at Waco, owing
to the inability of United States At-
torney Henry Terrell of Han Antonio
to attend the session, he being quar-
antined at Han Antonio.
Judge Maxey and Clerk D. H. Hart
have also gone to Waco for the ses-
sion of the court.
survey and partly in Josiah
Wielbarger labor No. 42......
James M. Haris et al to H. A.
Zimpelman and wife, lot 1 in
block 48 of town of Manor....
T. E. Northcott and wife to
Charles Wild, a part of the
Geo. W. Spear league, .con-
taining 40 acres of land......
Patrick Sheehan and wife to
Herman Pressler, lots 7. 8, 9,
10 and 12 in block “A” of
South Heights addition to
Austin In sub-div. of Decker
league ......................
number of fines were imposed, aggre- ‘.“-“-8
gating >65, one fine of >20 being for ader ,6° from Ian Rlques,
violation of the Sunday law.
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Suits
That show at every turn
the touches of the master,
tailor’s handiwork, are here
ready for you to put on.
Our label is on every gar-
ment—that means satis-
factory clothes.
The fabrics are of the
very best quality; the pat-
terns the newest and ex-
clusive, the trimmings of
the highest grade, and the
fit —that we know will
gratify you. At any rate,
you need not pay a cent
here unless the garments
DO FIT YOU as you want
them to.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED. MrKeWhon. tRPnEntina rkiegperypsn:
J. A. Hubbard Will Build South Austin Sattrsteg menur, hbueidt
rif nail. I It be a failure under the supervision of
Rida for ,,.A man selected by the whole council.”
° the construction of the | In concluding he expressed a doubt as
South Austin fire hall were opened yes- 1 to the power of council to delegate the
terday by the committee and the con- I authority to the committee.
trap.awarded tosthg lowest biader, J.the ofachensityontornexgg,dwor
A-Hubbard. for 32329. stated that the matter could be legally
Two Ather bids were submitted, one referred to the committee. Alderman
one bi A.Shann on heuse for $2845.ana Mackin then continued and explained
onsrbCaHeston* Ellingson for 12695. that he offered the resolution not be-
nAemhers, ! the, committee stated cause he wanted to shirk nor because
1st. night that.work would be begun at he thought himself Incompetent to se-
oncpeandswoua be entirely completed leet, but that it was offered merely as a
by December 20, matter of business, as he would do if
... . having the work done for himself.
What you pay for exraceu is Import. Aiderman Haynes at this point
ant. but what you get for your money moved A can of the council, and, re-
Is ten times more Important Burnett's celving the necessary seconds, the mo-
Manflacost6 more because worthtjanedanutcotvotecncsetupn
• Mayor White promptly voted "no.”
Aiderman Maddox then exclaimed that
the mayor's vote was not necessary, as
a majority would have been necessary
to order a call, and Aiderman Shelley
retorted that it wouldn’t do any harm
to have him on record. This aroused
the mayor, who emphatically told Mr.
Shelley: "There is no trouble about
getting me on record whenever I’m
wanted."
Hotel Driskill Arrivals—S. D, Mlt-
tenthal, S. Helman, Jewett; J. B. Price,
Marlin; J. M. Cochran, Barnesville,
Ga.; J. C. ChoTfer, St. Louls; F. Rud-
dick. New York; E. D. Cahn. New
York; W. E. Black, Galveston; R. E.
Cunningham, Chicago; M. V. Pendle-
ton, Gonsales: Mrs. W. D. Ayers, San
Antonio; R, R, Gaines, city; A F
Adams, Little Rock; R. C. Hancock.
Chicago: C B Shepard, Chicago; X L
W Howard, Aberdeen, .Miss.; E.W.
Pehlendorf, St. Louis; R. w. Hall
New Orleans: E. J. Ryan, Houston:
L H. Hill, Albany, N. Y. w. G F‘
lock. H. Goldschmidt, I. Goldschmidt.
New York: W.P, Faulke, WIs.; C. F
Young. New York: W. 8. McCall
Waco; H. E. Mechrer; New York; W.
H. Clark, New York: C. L. Thorp, New
York; T. A. Thompson, Grand F.
T J. Freeman, Dallas; K. R. Neican:
R. V. McCormack, Fort Worth; J. w
Cook; San Antonio; R. E. Shaituck:
A Hiseman, St. Louts; G. Basaelman,
Bl- Louis.
Arrive-3:61 a. m, €:14 y. m.-
Leave-4:05 a. m, lilt p m.
Northbouna.
/ Arrive—5:17 p. m., ro: 35 p. m.
Leave— 6:29 p. m . 10:40 p. in.
Houston and Texas Central.
( Arrives from Houston 4:11 a. m.,
1:00 d. m
) Leave for Llano and Lampasas 7:00
f a. in. Arrives Llano 1:30a. tn.; ar-
rives Lampasas. 10:85 a. m.
Leaves Llano, 1:06 p. m-; leaves
Lampasas 1:00 p. m. Arrives Austin
7: 26 p. m.
Leaves for Houston 1:66 p. m. and
11:30 p. m.
signature to the following letter,
praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s .
Vegetable Compound. A morekeated discussion occurred in
"Diab Mrs. PSwia- There ar. the eity council Ian night over the
but few wives and mothers who have xuestion ot appointing a supervisor for
not at times endured agonies and such I the storm sewer work than occurred at
pain as only women know. I wish any of the sessions when the construc-
ichpoenknewtheralueoftydia itseir was under consideration, finally
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- ImameontdonoredWorye ars without ner- empowering the mayor and street com
- mittee to employ a suitable man to
months after taking your supervise the work at a cost not ex-
vegetable Compound, while others who ceeding 1100 a month. This was seo-
[ were chronic and incurable came out [anded by Alderman Maddox.
cured, happy, and in perfect health ^Alderman' Schneider stated that his
after a thorough treatment with thia I dea Was that. Engineer Hawley would
medicine. I have never used it mvseif superintend the work. It was then ex-
without gaining great benefit. A tew plained that Engineer Hawley would
doses restores my strength and ao^Z Vl,“. the.city several times during the
tite, and tones up the entirendvSPPe construction, but that the idea was to
Your medicine XrUn tH^^^ Work swmsgnnprnent ai the ume the
Lourdstrge,henccttunly,ardgrsesit." i Aiderman Shelley, who had come in
+y?’ , A: Anpzne0X, 225 Washing- late, secured the floor and stated that
ton. St, Jacksonville, Fla.— $5000 forfeit I he had rushed all the way from Con-
gress avenue to put himself on record
in thf matter. If the council was in-
and Suburban railway, plaintire has
leave to file first amended petition.
Carrie A. Wheless vs. Robt. L. Whel-
ess etal.» report of commisisoners ap-
proved and property ordered to be sold.
J. W. Jennings vs. The Houston and
Texas central railway, defendant’s de-
murrer overruled.
W. A. Blackburn, Executor, vs. Ly-
man Warner et al., judgment for plain-
lift for 1792.65 and 179.25 interest
against Lyman Warner.
Fenny, von Preuchen Liberstein et al.
8. M. W. Harris, judgment for plain-
tiff for amount sued for.
James Gould vs. Wat Unger & Led.
better set for December 2.
B. E. Nolen vs. Houston Packing
company, settled and dismissed,
Frank Helerman vs. American Cot-
ton company, set for December 4.
Mrs. Anna Schuetze vs. Grand Lodge
Sons of Herman of the State of Texas,
set for December 1.
J. H. Raymond, Jr., vs. A. H. Yar-
rington et al., set for November 80.
I The two year old daughter of John
I C. Burrows was seriously injured Sun-
riday afternoon by falling from the top
g of an ice box at the home of her par-
| ents, 502 Neuces street.
| The tot had been set on top the box
I by a visitor who moved away a few
I feet whereupon the tot overbalanced
I and fell to the floor breaking her arm.
■ The Scottish Rite Bodies of Free Ma-
sonry
I Will hold their regular meeting Tues-
1 day. November 10, 1903, at 7:30 p. m..
1 Masonic hall.
■ All brothers of the rite are requested
I to attend the meeting.
/ WM. O. BELL,
| . Venerable Master.
1 FRED STERZING, Secretary,
/ The Christmas Delineator,
I The Delineator for December repre-
| oents the very highest excellence that
I has been attained in magazine making.
It will have a circulation of more than
a million copies. In addition to in-
l numerable pages of charming fashions
there are many striking art and lit-
erary features, among them four pages
.in colors, representing Babyhood,
r Childhood, Girlhood and Motherhood-
the work of Bernard J. Rosenmeyer—
1 and Jules Guerin’s interpretation of
Rlinton Scollard’s fine poem, Nazareth
Town, also in color. Contributors of
fiction are, Andrew Lang, Richard La
Gallienne, W. A. Frazer, Albert Bige-
i low Paine and Harriet Prescott Spof-
ford. In addition there is the third
Installment of The Evolution of a Club
Woman, the piquant narrative of club-
dom by Agnes Burbridge, and special
articles by Gustav Kobbe and N. Hud-
son Moore; also the last of the Inter-
esting photographic articles by J. C.
Hemment and the concluding "Miladi"
paper. There are stories and pastimes
for the children, and for the housewife
seasonable suggestions In cooking and
in other departments of the home.
AnSousmoedyforlonsnpa
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-
ness and Loss or SLEER
Facsimile Signature or
cfacz
_ NEW YORK.
“25S Scarbrougn
Au.. . ' ./0 (
No other medicine for women has
. received such widespread and unquali-
fied endorsement. No other medicine
has such a record of cures of female
troubles. Refuse to buy any substitute.
Are so appealing every mother
should secure them
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THS ocuvaun eomvanv: utw v nv.
& Hicks
Distributors.
Ben F. Knox, formerly with some of
the largest stores In Texas, arrived In
Austin yesterday to accept a position
with Harrell A Klein. The growing
business of this store made It neces-
sary for Messrs. Harrell A Klein to ac-
quire the services of a man of ability
such as Mr. Knox, who is considered
one of the best salesmen in the south.
/ A, a WATSON, ARCHITECT,
7 Oyster Soup
/ Roast Turkey, and Dressing
‘ Cranberry Sauce
Roast Beef and Pork and Sweet
Potatoes
/ Creamed Irish Potatoes
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