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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-27
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Fort sTAETOS, Oct. 20, 1878.
Editors Ae1e Me1icQs--You have doubt
less heard that large portion Of the Mes
calc-o Apaches left their reservation here
and started on the '.war path, - and that
Col. Price with several troops of the Eighth
Cavalry was in hot pursuit. On October /,
Capt. Chilson with his company, was, in
compliance with orders scouting the up
per side of the Guadalupe mountains, being
guided by Mr.. Gilbert. Capt. chilson,
riding ahead, suddenly d;scovereda ''wicl1y
up" Of much sought after Apaches, and rid
ing back dismounted his command, while
he and Doctor Turrill took an observation.
Satisfied with the lookout, he sent Sergeant
Morris over the hill on the jump to get be-
tween the Indians and their horses-this
Sergeant Morris did in fine style, and tho In
dams made run tor the rocks. Capt.
Clilson had anticipated this very move,
and waiting until the Indians had come
within range he opened on them-short
and sharp work-every Indian was killed
seven in all. The baAd of horses taken
were an acquisition, and saddles, were
transferred at ence to the best of them.
An unlimited amount Of plumber fell into
thehands of the troops.
Capt. Chilson received the deserved con-
gratulations Of Col. Price and his brother
oficcrg. PRIyATE SMITH.
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GENERAL RATs MoEnoE, held forth Tuesday night
inthe City HAL TO mixed crowd. He took Governor
Davis for his text, endorsed him from his big hat
his heesa and said hewas undoubtedly the man Of AL
other men, alter whom The rest Of mankind should
kcpattern, ne showed hmselfa refugee and rene
gade from principle in the attacks he made upon
Southern whites, and declared that the happiest
ents in HIS life were when he could look Ground and
teal brothers. He promised that Il tho people would
ins elect him to taechage Of the State Treasurer he
would prove that the rat story lie that he would
hundred dollars to one that he could put public
money out Of the way even in Austin where there
no rats and that greenbacks eould far better i'm
prove his talents In legerdemaln than Confederate
trash His title of General should DO beyond dispute
and those who gaiDsayed It did not know thing
about GenoralisHimo Rats He thought It strange
that the Radical party OF Toxas had not long since
recognized his great worth Al manipulation Of public
funds on largo ssales and hoped the day had not
passed when their fond dream Of plumber could be
realized Tho press talked about Governor Davis and
himself winning golden opinions wherever they went,
but golden prospect was the main point with them
and all other Radicals nc explained that they
all as mad as hornets because the stealagc had been
taken away from tho school Department and that this
would all be rectihcd II they could but get back into
power. Rats mawed around at random for some
time, when no finally came upon Judge Coke, and in
attempting to naw on him, he gnawcd his own tale to
a fIazzlc and quit. b.af3 el
TuE match game OF base ball between tho Capitols
and Cadets, played yesterday afternoon the play
- Flr.tf IfoTo ro1fot
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"AdvertIsenent.,,


That means, when placed over an article
in q newspaper, that said article is a paid
for publication We find in, the Galveston
DAILY Neios of November IA, one of these
articles of considerably over page of that
large sheet, dedicated to Governor E. J.
Davis's fame-a sort Of eulogy on his states
mnnship and service to the people of Texas,
in controlling the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Legislatures OF course, no mention is
made Of such acts, in which he displayed
the kind of statesmanship and service % as
the declaration of martial law in Limestone
county, and turning Satanta and Big Tree
loose, to duplicate their murders, etc, etc.
This mammoth document was prepared,
and is certified by the aotoriously vefdcious
State J0urildl man, James p Newcomb-
which, of course, gives it eclet among
Texans. 1t may be true, but being pre-
pared by Jimmy, breeds doubt.
We want money, bad; but had this bait
of advertisement, accompanied by its
corresponding plethoric purse, been. offered
to our little Times, it would not have caught
this gudgeon We should have answered /:
not all the stealage of Davidson, De Gress
and the entire Radical party combined
could buy us to the publication, unless a
balance sheet had been struck, showing the
loss our State has sustained by this same
Radical party, Of whom Z. J. Davis is chief
or which party he. is, in very deed, And
we are glad that Newconib knew us too we'll
to make offer Of the work to us.
But what straits must this poeey.-aad-pil-
lqge party have gotten into, that it is now
reduced to b,tying fame in the -yelcs. Fol-
remember, this thing was done 'by order
of the Republican Central Committee" Nc
doubt, Treasurer +. i. Britton has collected
blacknIail enough from the district judges
$500 each) and other sources, to pay the
printer for this thing. Money makes the
marc to go" but It viii, in about two
weeks, fail in this case - Galddlvpe Times
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removing from place ard power tlnse Radical
officials who now in par control the Stats
government. in ordor 10 insure an honest
administration Of the laws. and an honest
and economical expenditure III the public
moneys, aud a. throw the rgis If Justice
and protection over the person and proper
Is Of every Individual v hatsoercr in the
State Of Texas
RESOLUTIONS.
4. Lo-oicc3, That We deprccatc the action
Of tie Democratic members of Congress in
cooperating with the Republican majority,
and President Grant, in the passage 81 the
''back salary lill.
Adopted unanimously.
?. We heartily concur in the following
resolution passed by the Ohio Democracy
in their recent convention, to-wit:
ssRSsolCod, That the act Of the President
in setting up by bayoncts government IN
Louisiana not chosen by her people, and
having no title whatever to rule over them,
was a fragrant violation Of her rights. and
Of the Federal Constitution.
And fUther, that we deeply aud sincerely
sympathizc with the people Of Louisiana in
their misfOrtunes and the outTages pcrpe-
trated on them.
Adopted unanimously.
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Wore murder. committed BY Poor 10.

The Stanton Indians are loose all over this
country, and are followed sharply by four
companies of the Eighth Cavalry from Forts
Wingate, McRea and Stanton Capt. Wells
and his company left here three days ago on
the trail of from three to four hundred In
dians, who were making for the Sand Hills,
on the other side Of the Pecos. They have
left us alone so far, but we expect to hear
from them up the river.
On their way from the Reservation, they
Killed .t0ltr settlers at Seven Rivers. All the
rest of the settlers are on the war path.
Every day there are parties Of them with
small detachments of soldiers, at our camp.
This country can never be settled up, while
this State of things last ''Uncle Sam"
should either keep them unarmed on the Res
ervations, and try to civilize them, or else
wage war of determination against them.
The lives Of our good frontiersmen is Of
more value to the country, than one hum
dred Indians. -Ey Pdso Sentinel.
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WtEt Opened 27lsc better. less doinr: closed Quiet
ei- -e,si - nm 81 Sc for winter rcd Western In
ern mixed Fork steady; new mess 81 co. Beef IN
L-lr rc3lest ane steady, mces firm lard 1rmer q
Se Cotton. net Receipts Iis6 hacs: gross receipts
10 bales futures ciosad strng: sales - O1O hae- a.
follows: November IS So. December 15.c. Jannary
= af1i5 l5l6es EehTuary - l-l6e; March iGe1l6
Money eaey. Exchange heavy az iO7ts. Gold dun
af loat Governments strong: hui iffie DOING
States quiet and nominal.
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THE paonc meeting q ths AEslln 1ihl,r, .,ssocis-
iion - he'd TUESDAY crcnlnE leeomniiicc 20 la
VII Hopkins 70 lccierc heiote - Association. e.
ported he lettcr a. acceplanee and Tecsday cscnne
ncxa va 80 lor IN llre. il tn brrrr I,onns
A comui'lst pos al ohiel. 81 ~ Gel q he Shaie.
peuFc Suh Cor eonaullatcn a feart 70 consoidafas
ne tuo eesleIes nader 1l rsne 8. he LlblsI5 As.
no'Irn n1s e1onlrd clkiIIg. ~ stacy Mask
Tr1shali 1ll.e & ramps ana Mss X tiill1 Is
heiosc TIE Assnc.iiaa Tuesday e,snl1s. Doccnhrr 4
isa
k,sai oce eae1te,s ucro admitted 4Qen application.
IN literary cxcrssr, nczl ocips % prieI. nc 81.
'csipg sclllenia oe|.ic1 81 invitation. ylrs Rex.
pf,k D Wr,sAl read eeiociions lrorl ~ ls..r; 81.
2. 4. ful11.S prcaoec. sc1,r 1n,n1a t1sl.A,s NON
A.rs 1't,',. lp1 -. lr lll,el Ihrlc s1icctioo
Ilon In,s Heed
he tsrctIsIIcn io,1 '11rno IS I,rcl irlSt Tues.
cay cseains ehea ~. IIolsln, ,l a,s.r S sti a-c
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ware glad to ses sens property oiaers taking tho
right eteps by commencing The erection OF several
dwelling houses II dilprcht prts d the city. Let
others do likewise and orr lovely citsil rapidly in
crease in size and population.
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Total ..,.,........3O q - TOTAL -. .--..,,.aO y
The game was Witnessed BY largo number Of citl
zens, among them. good many ladies' We are glad
to sec the interest which is commencing to be ais
played Ia our midst in favor Of this popular and
healthy sport and hope 1t may grow, Our clubs arc
all ma prosperous state and promise soon TO become
crynfofclent Is faiiE.
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VIZ learn with pleasure that Capt. Lack Of BsstfOp,
has been exoneratcd from al charges made against
him. few weeks ago NC Published through our local
column that Cupt. Luck had been arrested on the
charge Of forgery. We understand that both thr
charge and arrest was an assault the character 81
this young gentleman, Who springs from ono Of the
noblcst families IN KENTUCKY. bat the haeous charge
having been cleared away from OF his fair cseuehc6n
his friends may rejoice.
OK tho Gay y election ne ferries opposite the city
viii pass an voters free Of charge The uppcr forty
belonging 70 Messrs. Cunningham Thompson, gTsi
decided npon such coarse, and the lower one b.
longing TO Mr. Swishcr has fallen In. The gentleman
owning the upper ferry neither Of them candidates
and both Democrats, while Mr.. swiher l. ontlc Rad.
lesl Ticket for justice Of The peace. a g gal'l
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A nonnL wife made her appearances last SaiarilV in
the nclehocehood ufiAe Ftsorte' saloon. a oolorod
woman who had borne tho me arising fruua She fondness
Of her licso lord forwhsly On saturday nlghfs. had
determined 10 put sioso hlA wld ana dssipsied "a.
reer .ss,alay te vliosl holne waited To- him IN
anxiety - uenai and uhQn she had erosn ucslt q
WATCHING she Wcrt o. search Of tlc mistns head p
the family. "A ne above named placr she dis
covered lin. and went foe him n the shiris 81
a wonuasd vile aud mother. she colsfcd I'm.
shook him. ahd af,ef nc most ip,t npbrsldine.
led him "a q lho heart % his family. NJ
locked on n aamlIotion AZ lhai eoioIc vopiSn and
wished that handleis q uifes and mothers h .oaf
constantly wonld follow ne splendid ezanpc ~ hts
glvcn. The ceaduet o. thar won,n vas fan to some
q iAoso vb8 iockrl On. b8l shere was grst mcni
worihisn
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New Advertisements.

announcements.
We are authorized to announce nov. a. J. HAM.
lLIoN As an Independent candidate for Senator for
the TWeniy-eighth senatorial District Ecction De.
oember ., 1s5S novfatd
L. S. wooDARD Is the Democrats candidate for
school director Of Preeinct No 3. Travis county.
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tbs not generally known that under the
provisions Of its ancient charter the COVER
nor and the corporation Of the banl, Of Eng
land are obliged not only to purchase at
their fair value any precious metals tender
ed to them, but also to take charge Of any
gold or silver, IN ingols or plate, that may
be brought to them for safe keeping. From
time to time, plate chests have been depos-
tied with this view in the vaults 81 the bank,
and many Of them have been there 50 long
that they are actually roftin9. On a recent
occasion the servants Of the bank discovered
chest, which, on being moved, literally
fell 70 pieces. On examining the contents
a quantity Of massive plate was discovered
Of the period Of Charles IL This circum-
stance might not in itself Dc very interest
inc, but that there was found wiih fhe plate
parcel, which proved 20 be a bundle 81
old love-lcttcrs, carefully arranged accord
ing 10 their dates. An Inspection of them
revealed 4 correspondence 81 q tender and
romantic description, carried on during the
period 81 the restoration. Thcnanco 81 the
writer was found TO be BcTncrs. and after
considerable search among tie archives Of
the institution Il was found that 4 family Of
that name bad been connected with the
bank about the sine ~ question. Acting
upon this clue the directors prosecuted Their
inquiry, ana being satisfied lhat gentle
man 81 The same marie, nDw living, & The
lineal repro cniatite II tie owner 81 the
plate and tho lore-lgticrs, both havc been
handed 70 him. The plate has been sent 70
Messrs. Lambert. the icbried ilreIeinifla
Of Coventry street, Londcn % Be cleaned,
and the newly disc0serld oNncr hae per-
mittcd i 10 Be shown 10 eng orc Interested
IN plate Of that period. che ioFc-iciiers ere
moi. however. on ficH tee teeff yyFfaet.
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SAruRDkY they were busy about the Capitol clean.
ing and burning up rubbish. The spirit Of Improve.
mcnt secms to be in the very air We bteathc. NOVEL;
some OF the properly holders win only have the energy
to goaheaa anu erect new dwellings, and build mp on
will rapidly increases and Austin, in few years, viii
cut rival Houston. Nearly every day VIC hear some
citizen remark what aplty there are not more private
dwellings, IN our city. The demand wiz increase as
the holidays approach.
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LAST night we received information from Mr.. j. I.
Maloney tho freight agent Of the Houston and Texas
Central Railroad. that the shipments Of cotton from
thIsp6iat fram the arst OF septmbsrt - the twenty
fourth OF November amounted to upwards Of ZOO
balea This IL interesting news the shipments Of
cotton from this city during the whole Of last year
only amounted to 10, 200 bales.
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Mn. DENTON, the chairman Of the Democratic eonn-
y committee Is doing good service just at this Time
Heis working up the canvass in tho proper way and
taking the bun BY the horns wherever necessary with
outwaiting- on the whims or notiens Of any ono he
has been actively At work and cannot pass him by
without giving him credit for his Enc executive con
dncf eas fAA W.
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The voting Precincts OF Travis County,
aud she Presidine Omeers at Each

THE votIng Precincts OF Travis County,
aud she Presiding Omeers at Each
hPreelnot. tre I.-a .h1iati
Precinct No. f-eourt house, William J. Patterson.
Precinct No. 3--Hickey's store, james Hickey
Precinct No Market house, a. H. Cook, Jr.
Precinct No. AZ. Raven residence. E. RaveIi.
Precinct No. SIR. Bertfaui's store, r BertranI
Precinct No, 6-Wm. Earnest,s store, VIM. Earnest.
Precinct NO, 7-Koey's store, DR.. B. B. Wilkins.
Precinct No. sc. " Millett's shop @. F. Miliett.
Precinct No. Or II. smith's store W. J. OTphant.
Precinct No. 1o-E. d. Walkers store, Z. D. Walker.
Precinct No. 11--Port Prairie school Horse f. s.
Mathews
Precinct No. INV eBberYille, J. r. Owings
Precinct No. Is-Aanof, James Manor.
Precinct No. 1l-E. Tegeuet's School House, d. +.
Waddcl. fr ff. lf.fs lbed
Precinct No 15-Blrd's store, Ed Saunders
Precinct No. 16- Anderson's mill. II. Johns.
Precinct No. lI-4Hnnter's store n. C. Nichols.
Precinct No. 1s-Luhy's store, W. c. Luny
Precinct No. 10 -Berryman's store. Geo. Hesner.
Precinct No. 2o--Bee Cave, H @. Thurman.
Precinct No. 21-Boggy School House, F. Z, Smith.
Precinct No. p William waiIaces residence Robert
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Nh s. D. BnUsn. with HIS family. has returned 70
oar city from aiengthy and prOtTacted trip North We
understand that he and his most estimnbie dsngiie
are al IN very anc health.
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WE are glad to note that a removal Of the rubbish
from the streets where the side walks have been laid
Il beginning % take place. The Avenue needse eood
deal AZ ch attention just now and We have ne doubt
Marshal Long VIII attend to Il.
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YEsrAkDfT the Avenue. as tsuai on plcas1ir days,
was crowded with vehicles md wagons Of every dc
scriptlon Our country friends are becoming more
wise. and are bringing in town more produce and
poultry THAI harotofore. q fr-rTTJT
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CorToS comcs constantly pouring into town. The
good crops IN ihe interior and in this vicinity win soon
do away. Ychope with the present stringaneE IN inan
eial eiteIei C $3.50
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ASoTHKH piece OF patch work Is being put down on
BrueggcrhoTs corner. We hope 4 win soon come To-
gether. and then wen have magnificent prQmenade
aions the Avenue. Fl =
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VIZ observed elarsg Quantities .eb wood passing
through our strcots yesterday My = the time to lay
in your winter supply. tiio rood Is cheap aud plenty
al hand.
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JoB was said to be the most patient that ever
lived full Of divine forgiveness, but win wagerthat
II he now lived and had 10 edit press kilograms for
one half hour he would get down to regular downright
swearing taking the name OF his Maker In vain, II 80
divine man as Job would do thsYise. what can be
expected 81 such as we. r1Ha tsi'4
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MASoR A. II. LoEeLEY desires US to contradict the
report that he has withdrawn from the cyass ss can.
ddate for justice Of thepeece Of Precinc No 8 The
Major, we suppose, was anxious to save himself the
modification Of being badly beaten, but his party in
sisted that he must be among the martyrs 80 he VIII
be martyred Pass him along.
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The magnificent stationery establishment Of Mcssrs.
Thompson Magic b being rapidly jamned to over
lowing with bsufllnL ehromos paintings, bOOks ond
large variety Of stationery. For anything in their
line parties can do vel giving them call before go
ing els0whefe.
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EARLT Tuesday morning the san Antonio stage
eft this city packed with strangers. We are pleased
to sec 20 much travel and rahle between the above
mentioned city and this point It is becoming noted
fact that the trade Of Austin with the country lying
In the vicinity OF San Antonio Is Increasing with
tonishlnq rspiditv.
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TnE many distractions on the Avenue are somewhat
annoying but cheer up they win be cleared away
aud We can then boast Of having as fine walks any
city IN the State
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VIZ have the following from Mr.. BuegscrhofF: A
SIR. Sanders an old farmer Of Travis county, sold two
bales Of cotton the Avenue Tuesday, a. eleven and
half cents per pound This is encouraging news to
the farmers Cotton appears TO be having tendency
upWards f1l ~
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Our thriving city is fast increasing eSith gigantic
irldc0, is ansncsl intorepnrso with tho northand
cBse Our merchants enterpriring and energetic.
Wherever you turn ,youp en- meets With business
stif and spirit that would do credit 10 larger cities.
Below We give an exhibit o. The receipts and sidp-
hents Of mgrchandse etc. 81 the freight depot dur
iag tho past NECK kindly furnished us By Mr.. P.
Naioae te general Freight agent Of the IIoielon and
Texas Central Railroad. r., sss-
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AeEsTnNAN residing a San Saba paid us a visit
yesterday, he Informed us that heavy rains have pre-.
vailed for several days past in tho vicinity q Lampases
Burnet and San Saba. lie reports the cotton crop
very good and tho iarefs about San Saba stil busy
picking ana pressing the cotton for market
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THE east half Of the Capitol grounds has been cleared
Of, and the appearance Of things generally improved
some attention should be turned atm eaEiy da7 to
identifying these grounds. tc usiaa
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THE large addition 70 the Raymond House is being
rapidly conAtructed aud during the month Of Dccem-
Der wiz be finished. II viii give twenty
TO the capacity Of the house, and will mako It one Of
House. under its present management, "A gaining rcI-
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ruv work % the pavement in front Of the State
o,'ee has sf Inss been coom~nred oiie Fathers
$50 oar er8teful thank-.
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IrsAvr isfe IN cotton, wool and hiaas = going
on daily between our merchal. aiia run inc
ndioInlnr eoaniIes o Bel. Nilllanson blnel..
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No-,cs.-ThcFs vIi be speaking a. Cooks eefnaI,
IN The city Of AustiH. By Democratic spa'eis' ~
,,,f,.t- M. affer1oou-
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y .llr lIctaH = ]
TIE following gentlemsa viii please take notice
that they arc hereby appointed to serve en- hefolloW
ing committees and tey arr further requested to so
earnestly TO work At oncn and leave no stone unturned
that win make our GRAND MASS MEETING, No
xenIber o. decided success:
MAnsHAL OF RAE DAr--ceorge D. zlmpleman, AS
sisted by Capt. Ed. Finninge
c. S. West, VIM N, Walton. John D. Elliott. Gen. \
G. Shelley and Joseph Walker
COMMITTEE or AfiHAS0ENESTs-T. B. Wheeler,
chairman; J. W. Robertson, T. J. Moore. X. J. Hill.
]. +. oatman, Alfred Smith, D.J. AuFehison, d. NJ.
wilson, o. H. Cullen, William waich Giles H. Burditt,
Wm. Won Rosenberg Walter Tipps and X. A. Ruthcr.
ford. go - go b
Appolnteaby J. II. DENTON.
p Chairman Dom. *. Com, Travis comfy.
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IHE owner 81 3 new mcieiaeiie as qn t9e
train down ye terday mcrnin9. he gs9c ~
al his attention % % ". tira he would
push the conteris upward. AGAIN, hcNoplo
pull out TIE ends end s. through motions
caIc1I1tcd % make it r1Tt So tic middle.
r',nally. 4 br.hy- dreaded nan 81 q seat o.
30 ite i1ahcd across Tie aislr and ctrred
IL fIieRniF whisper. set loud ceoreh ~ fe
heard through TIE car. fDon't sou want
to Get one o. two good hairs 10 breed from