The Daily Oklahoman. (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 181, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 26, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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SlAFTER’S REPORT
The General Tells of the Trouble
with Newspaper Men
tEl SHIFTER’S ARM DEPRESSED
iaaotlrtty aad Malarial Fever Have a Bad
Mental Effect oa -the Force at San
tlago— HI Army to lie Seat
Hack to Spain
Washington July 25— Gen Shatter
reported by cable yesterday that the
condition of the troops at Santiago
tvaa rapidly Improving and Baid he
hoped in the course of a diy or two
to have them all located n comforta-
ble camps where they muy rest and re
cuperate and where the Blck may re-
cover lie is feeding 110(10 of the
Spanish prisoners of war and
although he has not yet been able to
furnish them tents this deficiency is
being made good and meanwhile their
present condition is no worse in this
respect thnn was their condition be-
fore the surrender
The general makes no mention of
the alleged letter from Oarcla to him-
self nor does he apeak of any friction
between them whence the department
has come to doubt the authenticity of
published stories on these subjects
In his report to the war department
relative to conditions at Santiago
Gen Sliafter has thrown some light
upon the difficulties In which certain
of the newspnper correspondents there
have involved themselves From his
report It would appear that animated
by an ambition to take a prominent
partln the important events following
each other in rapid succession at Santi-
ago after the initiation of negotiations
for the surrender of the city a few
of the correspondents were guilty of
grave breaches of military law neces-
sitating prompt corrective action by
Gen Shafter Thus for Instance one
correspondent in his efforts to take
part in the flag raising over the city
hall resisted the military officers in
the execution of their duty and even
attempted a personal assault upon the
commanding general This made him
subject to summary and severe punish-
ment even death yet Gen Shafter
probably realizing that Ignorance of
military law was the explanation
of the action contented himself
with expelling that correspondent
from Cuba A more serious offense
from the fact that It mlghteaslly have
led to rioting and loss of life was that
of three other correspondents who it
appear by Gen Shafter’ report by
circulating Inflammatory posters
stirred up the town They were like-
wise deported and as evidence that
he has no ill feeling toward the paper
represented by them but desires only
to exercise such control os Is Impera-
tively demanded la the interest of
safety of our troops and protection of
the people under their care Gen Shaf-
ter ha declared that these correspond-
ents may be Immediately replaced by
others from the paper who will observe
the rules of prudence
In a very dignified manner Gen
Shafter takes notice of some of the
severely critical newspaper nrticles
that have appeared touchiog the con-
dition of the troops before Santiago
while they lay in the trenches He
admits that there wss a shortage of
tobacco for a time but 6hows conclu-
sively that there was no lack of the
necessaries of life and that the troops
were adequately supplied with hard
bread bacon sugar Bnd coffee Al-
though this bill of fare is not as
extensive as that afforded troops
in garrison It embodies the main
features of the army ration while ou
the field service and removed from a
base of supplies As It has been al-
leged iu some quarters that there wss
a lack of purpose In the battles inci-
dent to the advance upon Sautlago it
is interesting to note tb&t while Gen
bh after admits that for two days he
was himself lying ill owing to the
great heat and exposure he asserts
that the plans laid down In advance
for the movement were carried out
THE EXCELLENCE OF STRIP OF FIGS
la due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination bat also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the California Fio Syrup
Co only and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy As the
genuine Syrup of Figs la manufactured
by the California Fio Syrup Co
only a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitationsmanufactured by other par-
ties The high standing of the Cali-
fornia Fio Syrup Co with the medi-
cal profession and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy It is
far in advance of all other laxatives
a it act on the kidneys liver ami
bowel without irritating or weaken-
ing them and it does not gripe nor
uauscate In order to get its beneficial
effects plee remember the name of
tlie Company —
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AM rUASCIaOe Cal
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GKX SHArrEK’ ARMY DEPRESSED
Santiago de Cuba July 25— The re-
port published in the United States
that there are 30 eases of yellow fever
in the cavalry division is learned on
Investigation to be unfounded The
First Third Sixth and Ninth volun-
teers the First and Tenth regular
cavalry regiments and six compa-
nies of the Randolph light artil-
lery are encamped about two mllea
northwest of El Caney at the
base of the mountains The camp
Is apparently perfectly healthy as to
location and has a good water supply
The ground la well drained Malarial
fever is prevalent but it always yield
to quinine treatment in the course of
four or five days There have been no
fatalities from fever thus far but so
long ns the men are exposed to the hot
sun during the day the Increasing
rains and heavy night dews malaria
will increase and our men grow worse
A second attack is much more diffi-
cult to eradicate especially In the case
of men exposed to the present condi-
tions The cavalry is anxious to pro-
ceed to Porto Rico but will be obliged
to rem&iu h-re until the Spanish pris-
oners of war have been transported to
Spain which It ia believed will have
been accomplished before the next
month is well advanced The army ia
mentally depressed by Inactivity and
the uncertainty as to its future move-
ments together with the increasing
malarial fever
BIO ARMY TO BR SENT BACK TO SPAIN
Washington July 2L— The war de-
partment last night posted the follow-
ing: Santiago July !& —Lieut Mllojr hss returned
from San Luis and Palma Sorlany whore be
went four day tro to receive the surrender of
Spanlwh troops The number surrendered wo
larger thnn Con Toral reported — SOUS Spanish
troop end S0 volunteer guerrillas— gave up
tbelr arm and gavt) parole and have gone to
work Three thousand aland of arm w ere
turned In loud-d on ox cart and atarted to the
railroad Spanish troop accompanying him
to San Lull and all apparently greatly dulight-
DEWEY’SPSTATEMENT
Upon Hearing of tha Contraction of Car-
ver' Fleet n Say Spnla Haa Loot
Her Sea Power Probably Forever
Manila July 19— Yesterday the Jap-
anese warship Nani wa arrived from
Ilong Kong bringing first newt of the
destruction of Cervera’a fleet off San-
tiago July 3 Admiral Dewey forth-
with ordered the men called to quar-
ters on all the ships and the news
read Tremendous cheering followed
which reached the Spanish ears In
Manila To a press representative Ad-
miral Dewey sent the following signed
statement:
The good news of Admiral Sampson’s great
victory Is most wcloome While such result
may cause me to look to my own laurels I
gladly express my sincere gratification at the
destruction of the Spanish fleet In Cuban
waters which with their loss In Manila bay
must end the Spanish sea power In this
war If not forever From the tele-
grams just at band I note the re-
markable similarity of the Spanish
lighting off Santiago to that In Manila bay In
both battles their Bring was laeOectlva They
fougbt their ships to the least advantage and
finally scuttled or burned them to cover their
defeat The small loss of life on tho American
side there Is Indeed extraordinary and rivals
our deuthlcss record here In view of the
ships engaged 1 trust that the results of theso
two battles as well as lesser incidents may
prove to tbe American people tbe value of a
strong and well-trained navy
NEAR THE SPANISH LINES
A lteport from Manila July 19 Paid Ameri-
can Troop Advanced within Two
Miles of tha Enemy's Liana
New York July 23 — A special dated
Cavite July 19 via Ilong Kong July
22 says: The entire regiment of First
California volunteers advanced to-day
to Janbo only two miles from the
Spanish lines surrounding Manila
The California troop have been thrown
out by Gen Anderson to form the ad-
vance of the attack in force South Ma-
nuals to be captured first The Colorado
end Utah batteries are being landed
at Tarangue directly from the ships
The Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers
with the rest of the artillery will
land at Malabon juat north of Ma-
nila Brig Gen Francis V Green
formerly colonel of the Seventy-first
regiment of New York la in command
of the advance Gen Anderson re-
maining in Cavite
DECLARES DICTATORSHIP
War Department Receive a Meesage from
Cot Anderson Senior Army Offleor at
Manila — Want China Ponlea
Washington July 23— The follow-
ing cablegram has just been received
at the war department:
Ilong Kong July ZJ— Agulnaldo declares
dictatorship and martial law over all the Is-
land Tbe people expect Independence Keo-
otnmend China ponlea— Anderson
CoL Anderson was the senior army
officer at the Philippines when the
dispatch was sent probably several
days before its Hong Kong date The
reference to China ponies means that
Col Anderson desires that kind of
cavalry animals
Lots 1)1 patch from Sampson
Washington July 23 — The following
message has been received at the navy
department from Sampson dated
Plays del Este: "Expedition to Nipe
ha been entirely successful although
the mine had not been removed for
want of time The Spanish cruiser
Jorge Juan defending tbe place 'was
destroyed without loss on our part
The Annapolis and Wasp afterwards
proceeded from Nipe to assist in the
landing of the commanding general of
tbe army on arrival at Porto Rico”
den Wood Military Oovoraor
Plays del Este Santiago de Cuba
July 23— Gen Wood of the rough
riders was appointed military govern-
or of Santiago de Cuba yesterday suc-
ceeding Gen McKibbin who returns
to his old doty and who Is on the tick
list Squads of natives were sent to-
day to clean the street and bury the
dogs and horses whose remains have
been lying in the streets for days and
weeks Other step to Improve the
sanitary conditions of the city are be-
ing taken
SPANISH PRISONERS
th IB Take is Frts Stmr Lfl
Brooklyn for Spain Aftot Chaor-
Ing Old Olory
New York July 25— Prisoners of
war cheering the flag of their captors
was the unusual sight witnessed at
the Union dock In Brooklyn yesterday
The sight was all the more significant
as the cheers came from Spanish
throats The 254 prisoner captured
on the four prize steamers now in port
were about to sail for borne under tbe
British flag They were on board the
llesperla of the Anchor line and
just as ahe bucked out of the
dock one of the patrol gunboats came
by With one accord the prisoners
raised three mighty cheers -which
startled the people on the Brooklyn
shore and could be heard on Cover-
nor’ island It was the best they
could do In thanking Uncle Sam for
the kindness lavished on them while
they were prisoner
CUBANS FIGHT SPANIARDS
Foar Thoasand lanrzuti Under (la
Oarcla floated by a Large Body
of Spaniards
New York July 25— A dispatch to
the Herald from Santiago via Port An-
tonio snya: Great excitement was
caused at Santiago by a story brought
in by Cubans that 4000 Cuban Insur-
gents composing Gen Garda’s army
for the eastern department of Cuba
were routed In a fierce engagement
with a detachment of Spanish troops
bound for Santiago to surrender In
thla battle which took place at a point
several miles to the north of this city
41 Cnbana were killed the Cubans say
and many mors wounded Tha Span-
ish loss was much smaller it ia aald
PRAISES HIS ARMY
Ota Hbaftar Highly Coat Band tho Mo
Undos Him for Their Yalorone
Coodoct a Santiago
Santiago July 25 — Gen Shafter has
issued general order No 20 In which
he praises bis men for their valorous
eondnet concluding as follows:
Fbr those who have falleo Is battle with you
the commanding general sorrow and with yoa
will ever cherub tbelr memory Tbelr devo-
tion to ditty sete s high example of eourege sad
patriotism to our fellow countrymen All who
bave participated In tho campaign battles and
lege of Santiago de Cuba will reoall wltb
pride the grand deeds accomplished and will
hold one another dear for having shared the
sufferings hardship and triumph! together
All may feel proud to Inscribe on their banners
tbe name of Santiago de Cuba
A Private la DUgroca
Jacksonville Fla July 25 —Private
Charles T Devine of company A
Fourth Illinois regiment left here last
night under a guard for Fort Leaven-
worth Kan having been convicted of
larceny of t20 from comrade He ad-
mitted the theft and returned the
money Devine who is from Tascola
I1L is sentenced to serve nine months
st hard labor the forfeiture of all bis
pay and dishonorable discharge
Baadajr’a Haewball Oamee
NATIONAL LZAGUa
At Louisville— Louisville X St Louis L
At Cincinnati— Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh A
At Cleveland— Cleveland 9 Chicago I
WKSTXBN LIAGCa
At Kansas Cltv— Kansas City 4 Milwaukee A
At St Paul — St Paul 9 Columbus &
At St Joseph— St Joseph T Indianapolis 1
At Detroit— Detroit 15 Minneapolis X
Praventlva for Yellow Fevea
Key West Fla July 25 — Consider-
able Interest has been aroused here
by the announcement that the Red
Cross physicians now in Cuba are ex-
perfirenting with a powder which
they believe will prove a preventive
and a possible cure for yellow fever
MU Schley oa a Peace Mia lata
Madrid July £5 — Mias Jessie Schley
delegate from the Peace Society of
Paris has arrived here with the Inten-
tion it is asserted of interviewing
members of the cabinet with a "hu-
manitarian object"
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Live stock
Kansas City July tt —Cattle— Keoelpu 105
calves 8: market nominally steady: ship
ping and dreiwod beef steer 14003316 west
era steers 13 03480 cow aad heifora ItOOj
4 15: atockers and feeder 837333001 Hog—
Receipts 893 market steady to 5e htghor at
9325340a Sheep — UooelptM6mnrkct uleody :
beep 83403450: lambs I4t360a
St Louis July XXL— Cattle— Receipts XJ0
market strong for native Texans steady
native shipping steer 441535X0 light and
dressed beef sod butcher steer 9300&3UO:
lookers end feeder 43003410 eowe and
belter 43003415 Texa and Indian eteera
43403481 eows aad bailors 43103340 Hogs
— KeoclpU 1800 market 5o higher yorkere
13753385 packer I380&39J butchers
18953403 Sheep— Reoelpts none: market
steady native muttoaa HOO346O lsinba
44K53&0a
Chicago July XX— Cattle— Reoelpta DO
market steady beeves 44X035X5 oows and
hellers 82 4034 7C: Texas steers 43803473
toekers and feeder 4153443 Hogs— Re-
ceipt I40U0 market steady to strong: light
13853390 mixed 8703400 heavy 1370(3
405 rough 4385339a Sheep-Receipts 1 000
market steady native 43003485 western
44003485 lambs 437a385Jt
Orel and ProvUlon
Kansas City July XX— Receipt of wheat DO
ears year ago t8l ears Bales by car lots:
No I hard 88 3810 No I hard 8438 140 No
I hard 83Md Na 8 hard 8lti3A4o: No 8 soft
78374a No I toft 86378o Na 4 soft 81 341:4a
Receipt of eorn M cars year ago 49 ears Na
t mixed 11311 so Na 1 mixed IOLt3lot4o: Na
4 mixed 803800 Na I white 823820: Na
8 white He Na 4 white X9310a Keoulpts of
oat 10 ears year ago XX ears Na X mixed
X53J6o: Na 1 mixed XlSMc Na 4 mixed
X2H323o Na t white Z4327o: Na I while 153
X7o Na 4 white 833:a Reoelpts of hay
fd ears timothy I&603&00 prairie 100
32 Egg isio per dot Poultry hen Ml
perla broilers lOo per lb roomer 16o each
turkey 837o ducks young 80 old 5o gee
4o goslings 7o plgeoaa 74o per dotsa But-
ter extra fancy 13310: dairy llo store
packed 9o Potatoes nw U4SI0 per bu
Lettuce XovjVJc per bu Cauliflower 44013X83
perdox Onions new 403004 per bu Green
peas $LOO®l-W per bu Cucumber 8301 per
bu Turnip 85c per bu Oreen beoo 40375
per bu Beet 85o per 1 dot ounobes Celery
40350c per dou Tomatoes ILU03LS0 per bu
Cabbage 46375c per 109 lb Roasting ears 63
7e per don Asparagus 40c per don
Chicago July XX— Wheat— July 7AI4$78t4e
September 47Vi348tte December 4774 a
Corn— July U 3X40 September 9433IHa
December 8l1435‘a Oats— July X3q Xlo
September 10(43X0te May XS328a Pork—
July 1983 September M 8739 97 Lard—
July 35214 September 8367V43V42V4: Oc-
tober 8X82354 Short rib— July 140
September 44X543545 October 15473
57
Texas Fcrer Rear Cnffeyvllle( Kan
Independence Kan July 21 — It ix
thought th&t tha dreaded Texa fever
has broken out near Coffey vllle and
yesterday an officer wenttoCoffeyville
and established a quarantine against
a herd of cattle belonging to I’aul
Shultz about a mile south of that
place
Without lllaneo'e Knowledge
Madrid Jnly 21— Capt Gen lllanco
ha cabled the Spanish government
that Santiago was surrendered with-
out his knowledge Gen Toral will
be tried by court-martial
YESTERDAY’S WHEAT MA RKET
Chicago July 25— September
wheat opened at 67J closed at 67
December wheat opened at 67 1
closed at 67 J
ho demonetnted tea thousand
Mas that 1 Is almost infallible
FOB W0HIT1
PfCUllAW
WIAKKEtSES
trregataHtlee and derangement
It hoe teoome the leading remedy
tor this elate of troubles It exert
wonderfully booling atowngthan-
lag lid soothing lnflaenc upon
the menstrual organ It ear
"whllee" end falling of th womb
tt glop flooding ana reliovee gap-
nromed sod palnfnl menstruation
For Change of Ufi It to the beat
saadtetne mods It I benefloUl
daring pregnancy and help to
bring oblldro Into boose bane
for year It Invigorate etima-
lot strengthens the whole ago-
In Thl great remedy to offered
to ell efifeted worn Why will
any woman suffer another minute
with certain relief within reach t
Win of Cardal only cost H-00 pet
belli at your drag store
wis rrwkWig ffslsl ton
Msu addnaa 111 symptom IA -1W
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tor tolling M toe weak as tt satire
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Every Druggist ought to sell
DR GUNNS CHOLERA INFAN-
TUM HALM
but they don’t There isn’t much
profit jn handling it 25c a liottlc
5 for II 15c large 50c alwayson hand
at 'Wands Drug Store
NOTICE
As City Scavenger all parties de-
siring to have removed any garbage
or refuse from premises so that same
may be kept clean or provided by the
sanitary ordinance will notify me at
No 32 J Grand A ve
J L Logan
City Scavenger
Gives the Grandest of Opportunities tor saving
money Bead this list of matchless Bargains
Yi ash Dress Goods
At half Price and Less
2T0 White Bed Spreml regular q
itlno values Cleurttuce price ry
12'fe Mnlhitll I’eroalea in Shirting ntirtj qm pieeeMlmst qualify (able oil cloth m
Wand patu-rii 40 inch wide gorai m jut this tale p r yard I U
vtylee Gleurance price pweg ('rn8b to close out at 3o
10c quality choice pattern Drees j-pj 25 Linen Duck fiklite In all dcHir- ro c'
GiiikIuiiim at J''uble colore to done out at O
15 Orpandle and Madrn Imuu-w i ni 125 all Silk Paragon Frame efeel rod
tiful good t learanou price f I :purasoU worth 175 and 250 -rr-
15o Idu-c 81 ripe Lawn all new — Clearance price O
pattern I'lenrun-e irice I lj The balance of our Silk Skirt and
8 cent India Linen Clearance q 1 ry'Shirt Wait at greatly reduced price
price O rConiK and we them 50 dox iiulauiidried
15c plain Organdie In all colori w ishirt WmihI uniat he olowd out at 10c
Clearance price OCi — — - - -
15’ Angora Outing good put— 7 1 r
ttrui now 1
Bed Shirting print at Ihi mb :lcj
Beet Pacific print at thl ealc 4c j
2 cnf women' full regular made fart
— — — —bluck Kgrptian cotton Hoee pi iced
Emhroiderle and Lnceat about 60o‘h“cU and doubled eole the bet 30o -
the dollar The largest and iuot coiu-tocking in town 3 for 25o or a pair U
plcte etock ill the Tcriilory lo eclc ti — — — -
M ! SHOE BARGAINS!
During thl anle we will cU Murthi-
under we 11 reduction ot 25 icr cent 150 pair Ladle ample Oxford -yp-
frora our already low price jTiee 1 75 225 value to clear out I O
A thousand other items too numerous to mention
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OKLAHOM A t’lTT O
FID Fr actio In all Court
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Male and Female Voices Wanted tt
Form a Chorus
Prof Louis Meier
TEACHER OF
iDSlniniGDlal and vocal
-MUSIG-
Itooin 5 Old Pcrtofllce Building on
Broadway
I Have
A lurgo list of cheap Property for
SALE
W M SMI I II Room 1 Bloom-
Geld building opposito postofiico
If 11 Remedies anil Doctor fall to cure
your MMir Hick Imby of Flux Dlwnlcrjr and
Sore Slmmoli while teething or during tbe
second summer uhu
PR GUN NS CHOLERA INFANTUM HALM
Awvnt lit il (n iv'r out) at Wand
Drugstore
THE
Silver Moon Restaurant
120 MAIN STREET
Will from this date June 1G 1® "
soil tickets with 21 meats at
Cronfl service and well fi $1
table guaranteed
W HI Nwsom
Proprietc
J W GRANT D D S
All kind nf Pciilitl work dono by the numt
Improved methods Ijuly Attendant
Ofllceover Milner Shoe Storn
I’lioue 2!l - - Oklahoma Clly O T
Jas Milton
Attorney at Law
''ffico - Opposite Post I illice
Oklahoma City O T
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Corner Broadway andGrard Avenue
FRISCO LINE
St Louis and San
Francisco Ry
IS THE ONLYLTNE-
Antl the Quickest Time
To SAINT LOUIS and all points
EAST The Choctaw connects with
the FRISCO CANNON-HALL train
No C daily at WINTER JUNCTION
Leaving Wistcrat 3:32 I M arriving
at Fort Smith 4:50 P M Monctt 9:45
p ni Nichols Junction Moll:0g p in
(connecting with the Memphis mad)
Springfield Mo 11:20 p 111 and Saint
Louis 7:25 a m (thus (riving ample
time for all connections EAST) The
Santa Fe morning and evening pas-
senger trains connect with our fast
trains lOUand 102 at Wichita Kuns
No 10(1 leaves Wichita 12:45 pm ar-
rives at St Louis 7:25 a in No 102
leaves Wichita 9:30 p rn arrives at
St Louis G:15 p in the following eve-
ning When purchasing your ticket lie
sure and see that they read via the
FRISCO LIN E our trains arc always
on time with elegant seat chair cars
and Pullman Sleepers nf the latest
design
W'e are the only line east of tho
Mississippi running tho celebrated
Observation anti Library ears
Further Information will be cheer-
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H F Dunn T F & P A
Ft Smith
B F Yoakum R L Winciiill
General Mgr O P A St Louis
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PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
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VIGEER BUFFET SLEEPERS
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DINING STATIONS
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Mie Shoe worth 810 aizee 8 to
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-irih1’"' -r n"1 1mU Lld'ie‘shneior-
worth 125 ( lea ring price 65
Shirts Shirts
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He'i'i work rtilrl value 5h a 25
Men' 9 ox blue Ovirall heat
made 40
25 Dox Farmer aiispencL-ra heavy
25o quality at
60 Dox Silk Tamlioured uieiid-
ere 25o qunlity
20 Dox Leather auapender 40 qua!-
'’1 AkVLmi00 ‘I’” R-"’ool pan
200 275 value clearance price for -
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allowed on all clothing in the hono
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