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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16
The Value Of Cashiers.

An Ohio merchant who kept three
clerks, each one of whom made his own
change and had free access to the
money-drawers, was the other day
asked by commercial traveller why he
did not keep cashier to receive all
moneys.
"Cost too much" was the reply.
"But are your clerks honest?"
Perfectly honest"
"Have you any objection to my try.
ing them 2"
Certainly not go ahead in any
way you wish
The traveller went away, but in
about three hours he returned and said
in a loud voice 50 that all might
hear
"When | was here this forenoon
paid you a bogus quarter by mistake
In case you find it in counting up
tonight, lay it aside and I'll redeem
it,"
Then the traveller, accompanied by
the merchant, took position where
the back door and the alley could be
kept in view, and in less than ten min
utes out came the head clerk and emp
tied handful of silver on the head OF
barrel and paved it over. The bogu,
quarter was not there. He returned tC
the store and out came the second clerl
and went through the same programme
lie was followed by the third, anC
after he disappeared the merchan
calmly observed
"lve been waiting l3 years for trad,
to pick up, and l rather think III Try
the cashier system.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16
Looking into the Future.

Yes, said the father, stroking his
sons head fondly, james is bright,
intelligent boy, and some day hope
to see him occupying an exalted posi-
tion in politics.
'He is certainly a fine lad, acquiesc-
ed the visitor. what do you expect
to do, James, when you grow to be a
man ?
well, answered ,he boy, | hardly
know. My ambition now is to be hon,
est and truthful and manly, and treat
people squarely and fairly, and study
hard and be respected by everybody
well said, my boy, well said Then
the visitor added in an undertone to the
old gentleman
What do you think now of James
occupying an exalted position in poll,
tics some day.
We'll, | think, whispered the father
rather crestfallen, that if he carries ou,
his present intentions he is likely tC
get left.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16
ODD ITEMS.

The Standard Oil Company en-
ploys $4,000 men, not including
statesmen, and has capital of $7O,OOO,-
0000
President Arthur thinks that it will
not be possible for him to 90 to New
Orleans until after the 4th of March.
Watterson may not possess as much
brain as Randall, but as a compen-
sation he has been supplied with more
wind.
Mrs. Joseph Winship, of Norwich,
Conn.,, boasts the possession of a set of
silver spoons made by Governor Cleve-
lands father
Prince Bismarck's official salary is
$4,000 yeer, while the ambassadors
he sends to London and st. Petersburg
get S37,500 each.
There is gold mine in Venezuela
which, under American management,
has yielded nearly $2,0OO,OOO during
the last six months
70 soour knives easily, mix a small
quantity of baking soda with your
brick dust and then hire somebody to
do the securing.
An eagle that died iu Vienna not
long ago is said to have been in capti-
witty for period of not less than
one hundred and fifteen years.
The tree in japan from which the
varnish for the famous lacquer work is
taken is disappearing, and the country
is threat ened with the loss of one of its
greatest industries
Mr. Cleveland's letter on civil service
reform has created stir among politi-
clans and officeholders in Washington
city. The real cause for alarm among
many is that Mr., Cleveland has a habit
of meaning what be says.
The sending of obscene literature
through the mails is growing, as it
should, to be grave offense. In
the Federal court in Cincinnati a
young man convicted of this crime
was sentenced to three years imprison-
ment.
Mr.. Moody has been holding five
days Christian convention in Cincin-
natti, and the Enquirer says: "The
Lord knows he's needed" 1t was his
first visit to the city, and he was at
tracted thither by the riots of the Oc-
tober election,
"No woman is educated" says S. w.
Burnap, who is not equal to the sue
ccssful management of a family ~
When you see man leave his club at
0 P, m, and run all the way home, you
can make up your mind that his wife is
highly educated.
Seven men sat down to dinner to.
gether recently in Chenango countN
New y ork, They were between the
ages of twenty and thirty-fve years,
and not one of the seven had ever used
tobacco in any form, had never tasted
liquor of any kind, and had never gone
to theatre or played a game OF eu-
chre
A Philadelphia clergyman told the
children of his Sunday school that out
in Dakota they dig great square holes
in the ground and hold the Sunday
schools in these holes, A little girl
writes a letter to the Times of that
city, saying that the reverend gentle
man is in hole himself, as no such
custom exists in Dakota.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

A Swiss naturalist maintains that
there is only colcring substance in
plants and the various colors of flowers
are only due to the notifications pro
duced in this substance by the acids or
alkalies contained in the plants.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

The only vegetable life on the reput-
ed site of the Garden of Eden, at the
junction of the Tigris and Euphraes, is
clump of date trees near very small
and dirty village called Gurna, where
the Turks maintain garrison and a
telegraph office. The inhabitants point
out to strangers the tree of knowledge
IA most sickly specimen, bearing a
small green berry which would cause
even a goat TO turn away in disgust.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

A pretty wrap is one made of blue
and silver brocade, lined with cream
white satin, and trimmed on its edges
with rich pessementerie fringe of
pearls and crystals intermixed with cas-
cades of cream-white lace.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

The foolish man foldeth his arms
and saith "There is no trade,-why
should | advertise ?" But the wise
man is not so. He whooped it up in
the newspaper, and verify he draweth
trade from afar off.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

"Is the bowling of dog always fol-
lowed by death % asked little girl of
her father. "Not always, my dear.
Sometimes the man that shoots at
the dog misses him. was the prompt
reply.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

Many people take no care of their
money until they come very near to
the end of it, and others do the same
with their time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

One hundred miles in seven hours
aud eleven minutes, the fastest bicycle
time yet made, is the record of
Mr. George Smith, of London.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16

The seating capacity of the new
skating rink is very great. Nearly as
many take seats on the floor as do on
chairs.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-01-16
w ii HOUSE,
DENTIST

BLooMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, IA.
All styles of work done in superior manner, work
warranted as represented. TEETH EXTRACT
RD WITHOUT PAIN by the use OF Cas- and
free OF charge when artificial teeth
are inserted
Office in Columbian building, End floor.
10 be open at all hours during the dag
Nov. 2S-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r K. EVANS, M. D., Surgeon and
u Physician, lof1ice and Residence on Third
street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-17

Enron PoGz IxrEllrGDcxa:

ED<zos PoGz- Ix-EIrsDCn.
% Las Monday, while wanderfne
over the vast premises OF the Hog
Growers Association On the oCfskfrss
Of tie ranch, met one Mr.. Martin. !
began 30 interview him 20 SEE II IL we're
possible ihst be had whisky conoeal-d
on his psrson. He iafsrDed me that be
VA locking o1t Iocatioo for Al in
tended railroad that be ex oscted 10
bald. De sach statement felt sure
fh q Mr.. Martins Infections were good.
therefore extended TO him my hand to
escsrs him over the vast ranch owned
BY the Hop Growers Association, try
log. II possible. to locate the inteaded
railroad for the benefit of the Asso-
citation, and a. re prolonged our ramole
IN basy conversation Mr.. Martin said 20
me that Captain g We hsd todd MIN .
fev days previoas 30 bis coming up here
that be had sent about go Of she fair
young mixed hesthens 10 pick hops Is
vas then that nv mind began to som
prehend what the railroad man vas
looking for. ThiskiaR bot little Of the
matter we wandered on till suddenly
my friend halted and said, 81" Here ia
uhere / camp" when, turning round 10
anszsment, | discovered Sue fair hop
picker which Mr.. Martin has described.
IL was then, and only then, that | had
seen the fair face and red shawl. and
heard no more of the intended railroad
Bat Mr.. Martin smiled aud said.
&" Friend Ronald. can find my way
hencefOrth.@ ThaskinR you for past
favors, W. q. X.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
i District Of Alaska, holding terms Ct
eiekA In Alaska Territory. before Hon.
Jehn @. Brady, United States Commis
stones and ex-of1cio Probate Judge, ro-
siding 1t said Sitka.
In the matter Of the estate Of Antonio
@. Cozien. deceased Citation.
he ~ OF Antonio q. Coxien. greeting: BY
order Of this Court you, and ach OF you.
are hereby cited and required to bo and
appear, either In person or by attorney.
oefose the Judge Of this Court, ct the
Court room thereof, In the paid town Of
SitkA In the Territory OF Alaska, ON Mon,
day. the ID day Of November. 1885, At II
3.slocs meridian Of that day. then and
there 70 show cause. II any you have. why
an order of sale of certain real estate OF
said deceased should not be made, as
prayed fer In the petition Of the executor
Of tbs last win and testament of said DE-
ceased. fled In this Court on the ID day
OF August. 1885.
The property described in said petition
10 described - follows. towit: The undi-
vidod one-half Of house numbered thirty
one f3D and the lot Of ground upon which
the same stAndaI - shown and MAJ ked
on the plan anne ved and ma ace part Of the
protocol OF transfer Of private property
hstween the Russian gov eFnmenf and the
United States Of America, being situ tied
in the town Of Sitka. Alaska Territory,
and fully described in book A, on pags:
g aAd - Of the records OF the city Of
sitkA-
:.-....: Witness nv ha.d and the seal
SEAL Of said Court. this ID day Of Aug
:......: ust. A ID. Isis.
JOHN @. BRADY,
United States Commissioaer and ex-ofii-
clio Probate Judge Of said Court.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THa
L Third Judicial District Of tho Terri.
tory Of Washington. holding terms at
Seattle, In King county, for the counties
~ Complain np shH s sisd E the county of King,
in the Once Of the Clark Of aid District
No. ASS William H. Harris and Albert
K. 0recnus, partners. doing business I'M
der the firm name Of Harris q 0reonus !;
and Byron r. Bogardus and Byron r. 30
RarduA yr.. partnerA doing business un-
plaintiffs vs. Emily Klingel and H. II
Klingel. Florence l. Wsdleigh. Puget
Sound Furniture Company and George
W. Crane. and J. H. Mc0rAw, a. sheriff
Of King county. Washington Territory.
0efondAnA.
70 Emily XIII gel and II. H. KlingeL
Yoa are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you BY the above
named PLAINTIFF. In the District Court Of
the third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms at the
city OF sesttie In the county u King. for
answer the complaint He'd therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
location Of this summons or Judgment b.
default will be taken aaninst you, accord.
tnG 70 the prayer Of the complaint.
The eaia action 10 brought 70 recover
tudgment against said defendant Emily
Klingel. and In favor Of said plaintiffS
Harris Z Greenus, for the sum Of $40.
with intor Of thereon from April a iSSS;
and against the said DESCENDANT Emily
KlinSei, and In favor Of the said plain
tina BogArdug & Ben, for the sam OF Sll2
with interest thereon d ON March n. 1875.
and FOR costs end disbursements IN this
action. for materials furnished and labor
Ixformed for sid defendant Imiiy
kitnRel at her special instance and 70.
quest. BY plaintiffs, In tho construction Of
the building hereinafter doscribe1. and to
forec1ooe . lien a said plaintifIs, Harris
d Gree mus. for said sum Of Sl50. and 4
hen Of said plAintifYA BoGArdus 4 Son.
for sad sum Of eli3 for sAid materials
furnished and labor performed, each Hen
being upon the following described prop-
erty, towis: That certain two-story frams
building erected for Q dwelling house.
and upon the east half Of lots one III md
tive ~. In block forty.fo tsl) 81 Nav
nards plat Of the town NOV cifyl OF g.
attis. King county, Washington Terri
tsry. upon which said portions Of said loas
said building . situated.
Witness tho Honorable Roger q Greene,
-, Judge Of the mid District Court
SEAL. and the seal thereof, this 4th
49, day Of August A. d. LEA
JAMES SRAvEY, Clark.
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy Clerk.
George H. Preston. plaintiffs attorney.
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YakIM a.

Ca,oBsl e. z. Efrne received 3 tsas-
gram on Frsdsy et las. sect, nostfy ma
him that his services - special Timber
Agent had been dispensed sish, and
that tbs order took effect on the SiH
day Of Jaly.
Mr.. voorhees, returned frsm Etisns-
burg TbarsdAy evening, and on fr1dsy
departed for the so1Bd. HIS reception
AZ Efsensbarg pleased him greatly. and
be Syeaks Of the pesple IN terms OF
high regard !, IL his desire 70 return
20 Washington By the first OF Noyem-
Der, but intends visiting klickitst county
before that date
Teams are constantly iourusytng over
the Seattle wagon road. IN some IN
stances With heavily loaded Wagons
Hon. q. =. Taylor recently came over
tue road from Seattle 30 Elienso1rR IN
two DAYS and half, q portion Of the
zay With a team aud buggy. some OF
oar kiititas friends are warming up on
the subject Of completing tue road and
having an outlet independent OF the
Northern Pacific Company.
A. Mitchell. late material agent of
the Oregon Improvement Company, vas
in town Saturday last. He brought
over the mo1ntai ms into kittitas county
frors Seattle. tEo SIX horse teams.
frsiehted With sugar and other grocer
les, 80 barter for -four. bacon. BAN, lard,
and other products Of the county. Ihis
new venture, 1t IL asserted. proved sue
cessfal. toe goods being laid down ST
Eilensburg cheaper thap they coald be
taken 10 by anv other route.
The committee Of reception and a
orssd Of ardent admirers OF Delegate
Charles b. voorhees, gathered at the.
depot tuesday noon, aud gave that
gentleman q hearty welcome as ne
alishtsd from the train. Mr.. voorhees,
has changed some IN personal appear
anee since be vas last In Yakima coun-
~, having removed the beard from bis
face, bat be IA still the active. good look
ing young man Who was battling VA
lIantly for his constituents against Inso-
lent. dishonest and oppressive corpor-
ate power. Mr.. voorhees, Vas escorted
TO SnulTs hotel wber hundreds OF work
ers Of the cause greeted him. All day
long we're farmers coming in from the
country, and by 7:3O O'Clock in the even
ing. those vho had sot managed TO
crowd into Love's spacious store room
we're compelled to remain on the cot
side. The number Of ladies' present
showed the interest taken by them IN
the great Struggle which u daily draw
ing nearer. Throughout the house ex
cellent order was maintained and the
only Interruptions which the speaker
experienced we're from the hearty and
frequent applsuse.-Sfg"di.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FOR THE
1 Third Judicial District OF Warrington
Territory, holding terms af Seattle.
No. Af8-henry Q. Woodwsrd pis,n-
tiff W. Charles X NosaSsf. MsIe n
Norager and n. Z. Noswaic. aenne
Under and by vrrue Of IN srosf g
Issued out Of the above remea CSw -
the above entitled action dated ~ ~
day Of August, 1885. and % ne oifece
and delivered. I have duly evico W.
the property described In Aia orosf "
sale and as follows. to wit: :,
Lots three ~. four ~ and ave ~ y. ~
block four a.. In Brawleys addinen
the city Of seattle. King county. WI"
ington Territory.
Notice II therefore hereby given thsi W
Saturday. the ssh nay Of sepsssssF'
lssS,
At the hour of I O'Clock p m q -
day. In front of the Court House -
In the city Of seattle. King CoosX'
Washington Territory. i wtl N 49,
ence 70 said order Of sale. eel! re 10y. \.
described property. or % much tne
may be necessary 70 satisfy the Juee
In said action. together with fstorsS -
costa. at pubic auction. 70 ths No.
bidder for cash.
iss5.
aug J.H. McGRAw. shsriG
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TuAT
~ the undersigned hs< heen anualntst
guardian Of the e.tAt. Of Nm n R~u 4
res dcnt Of S<sstle, King county, ". r..
oy TIE Probate Court OF said King coan
~, ~hsch Coass has adjadgcd the said
W . >. bee heap ehie Of condncting hss
own sitsirs ana all persons indeb,ed to
@ nsNinx claims against said parson or
MS estate. and all Ferrous d. sirlnR %
transact bus mess with him. are hrrehx
mott Sod that the nnaerDxned. alone q
authorised TO transact bu incss Cor o. In
e<ehAH u said Vim. =. Hell.
lste6 August a, isSA
AaE Az VA n. HUGHES
eaarSiisn OF the estate OF Nrn y Rsai
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Sale Of Real Estate cut Of tn. Property
Of VIM, \. Bell, BY Wm. H Hsshss
Guardian Of his Estate, and by Lucy
G. Bell, wife Of said Vim. n. Bell.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Probate Court Of King county. Wash
ington Territory. made in open Court on
the sth day Of September. A. ID. 1885 upon
the petition OF the undersigned. guardian
Of tn estate OF VIM. n. Bell, person in
CAPABLE OF conducting his own affairs,
will. On ...
SATURDAY. oCTOBER Sd. A. D. 1855
Between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m. Ard
4 o clock .. m. of said day, sell at public
auction, to the his hest and best bidder for
cash. In front OF the Yesler-Leary build
ing. on Mil street. In the city o. Seattle.
in aid King county. the following real
estate OF the said VIVA. n. Bell, towit:
block K; lots /. .. 3 T. s. 6. ard g. in
block X and lots I. Q. 8 S. q. and 8, in
block U, all In VIM. y Bell > NTH addition
10 the city Of Seattle King county. Wash
ington Territory. together with the appur-
tenanceA
The terms Of sale shall be a. follows, to-
wit: Twenty per cent. of the purchase
price To he p aid at the time of tale, and
the remaining eighty per Mt. to be paid
up n the confirmation Of the respective
sales by 50 d Court and tender to the pur-
cha -ers Of the conyeysnces Of the rep c.
i've pieces Of property sold By the under
signed guardian.
The unaersig aed reserves the right to
reject Any and all bids when he beiieyes
ths sam are less than can and ought to
be obtained for the said property so offer
ed for sale.
Dated this 10th day OF September. 1885.
VIM. II. HUGHES,
Guardian OF the estate OF VIM. ". Bell, a
person incapable Of conducting his
own affairs.
hereby join In the above notice of sale
and viii execute conyeyances OF my In
terest In the above property. according to
the sales thereof which the above guar
dian may make.
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o. q LAID 0vyIcI Al oLrrSiA, v. r.,
August n. 1885.
Aottoe 9 hsrsby givss that ,. EDWIN
wHlfwokrH has aled notice Of inter ton -
nahs anal proof before tbs Judge, or In his
Ahssnee, the ClsFk Of the Districs Court, q
his once, In eeastis. ". r., on Friday, the
~ dAy Of Ocsobss, 4. D. 1858, on additional
Honrsssed Application No. t47s. for ~ Sc
\ Of NV 4 sEa CIV / Of MI 4 Of section ~
sDvnanfD - DoRth, ranss cost
He Names - vftnesses A. n. Young u.
II HsvthoFns, Lewis Nc MILAN and r. n.
Whitvorth, I'll Of Seattle, VT.
yoHH y. oOwEY,
se0ocs EaxisteR Of ths Land sfaoe.
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Notice to Creditors.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
i District Of Alaeka-
In the matter Of the estate of Antonio
@. Cozien, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of
Antonio q. Cozien. deceased, 70 the cred
itors Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 20 present them,
w1eh the necessary Vouchers, within six
months After the first publication of this
notice. 70 said administrator, at his resi-
dence tthe same being his u uAl place Of
tu sinessl. opposite the Greek Church, In
SitkA. Alaska.
SAMUEL MILIfICH.
eel0ocS Administrator.
Fifyt publication. september 10, lS2s.
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SUM MER
PLEASURE ROUTE.
A ~ - The fast sternwheelel
- JOSEPHINE.

ID. K. HOWARD. Sole Ownet,
VIII. from date, cary the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. making semi
weekly trips TO Seattle. Leaving Sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morning
will touch at Port Gambls for passengers
or freight arriving at s attic in the
afternoon: returning will leave Yesler's
wharf at ~ o'clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning, taking the mail at
Port Gamble for 8 abeck and Union City
The Josephine will stop At Liilewaup Falls
al the demand OF snv passenger.
Persons visiting tieods anal will find
the best of attention. with good table and
rooms. at ID. K howard's Hotel. in Sea
beck.
The steamer Josephine will leave Sea
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. 10 Ike Passengers and freight
and receive orders for aLy point on HOODS
Canal. je2p
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MISCELLANEOUa
NOTICED

THE SPECIAL TAX ROLL OF
School District No I, King county.
w. T.. 10 now In my hands and The tsxes
are due thereon. and the said taxea Il not
paid within Sky days frsm and aftsr the
hrst day Of publication Of this noetce
shall be declared delinquent and shsil p
recovered In the same manner and Win
the name costs as other delinquent tsxs
OF said county Of KisR. washingten Ter
ritory.
Published first the ith day q septsm-
Der. 1895. A. w. YOUNG.
Clerk Of School District No.
King county. W. y.
Once. room I. up stairs IN Post build
inn. 81
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Notice 10 Creditors.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAlMs
"A. against the estate Of Jerome r
neid. deceased. ave requested - ~
the undersigned. by mail or otheswi y
or before Dpc. I. 1885. 81 seattle. w: Ls
order that said claimants and mysnif ~
confer - 70 proceedings for tho -"
ment Of said estate.
Dat Sept. 7, is<5.
so9dWfm %, ID. BUTTEHFIkkD.
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ExecuteF's Notice T.
CreAitora.

TERRIToRY or WARRINGTON. ooUHTY
4 q King. - In ths Probate ovars q
sal1 kinG county.
nell. ascaassA.
Aosos ID hsshy gwen b. ne undsrslensd.
ne exscutor q IL last win OF 0sone BnrnsIi
eseeea. - - 0o<DonFS e snA . I'll -.
eno hnsfns castD1 sainse Ia ~ lansass1.
% lrsseut AsA Win shs psasasasy veaaAars'
yi.Afn CO yeef sfS1 tAs m Dubliss1soa q
Of rss16escs IN sAe easy 81 Bssfsle. n Eins
county s6orses61 90 nrsok sRss<, bssvesn
Depot md escesA sRe<aa, h What b hnows
- IL e1dlr1sa - ~ baarvisv Dowssean1
ADcetsstao. - he azms yin - fpesv<s
harre4
bs1sA July =, tsss.
0.H YO4YHu
kxec1sof q n lass yin - osssng nUnsll,
1eonna1
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