davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-02-28

place en- the platform Al the conclusion
of the regular program President and Mrs.
Cleveland held u reception IN the uni
v.rsity hall.
, 1889-02-28

Begz's Cherry Cough Syrup IN warranted a.
cure conhhs and colds. Free sample Chatoa,
McNab's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23
MORNING APPEAL


A small boy OF Spokane Falls
discovered that the railroad bridge
was burned. He was a small boy
ard lad heard many things and
remem hered them, and amongst
them that a train could be stopped
by red flsg. He hid 10 red flag
and was far from help, but Iemepi-
bering his read undershirt, the lit
tie fellow stripped it off and tagged
the train and saved many lives.
Let art consider the capabilities oil
the scene oi the treatment. A
small boy stripped to the waist,
aad tagging = roaring trim with his
shirt.-Ex.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23
COAST NEWS.

Forest fires destroyed 500 stands
OF bees for Mrs. Richie, near Cotton.
A pear tree at the old Purissima
Mission, Santa Barbara county,
stands sixty feet high, and measure
sixteen feet around near tbs ground.
Eight smothbore brass guns were
uneal thed at Albuquerque, n. NJ,
Tuesday, where tssy had been
buried by the Conisderates in 1862.
Samuel II. Andrews, formerly en-
ployed as a druggist in San Fran
cisco, committed suicide in the
mountains about ten miles from
Los Gstos. He was in i'll health.
Five hundred Chelon Indians
passed through ElIensburg, W. 7.
Tuesday, en- their way to the Puy-
Afaup hop-felds. Four OF them got
whiskey and raised a row. One
was wounded. The Indians with
this exception were pe2ceable and
quiet,
Mrs. George Benar, Hiss Sallie
Wlbcrg ard Mrs. Frank Morgan of
East Portland were lost on Mount
Hold a few nights ago. Searching
parties were organized and the lava
beds above the timber line were
secured. The lost ones were found
about midnight, huddled together
upon a barren rock. 10000 feet
above the level of sea, and nearly
chilled 10 the bones from cold.
John Roland was shot by Timothy
Flanagan al Cs'iente Tuesday. Ro-
land will die from his wounds.
The stage between Canon CITY,
Or, and Baker City was held up
Monday and tho entire mail captur-
ed and rified.
A sailor was awarded 81 500
damages against Captain Moore OF
the bark City OF Carlisle by Judge
sabin Tuesday at Portland.
Superintendent OF Streets A. ID.
Cummings OF fresno came near
losing his life By an accidental
hanging while starting from the
engine-house on an alarm. As the
engine started rope caught him
around the throat. He chung to
the machine and the rope was
pulled over his head BY . violent
Jerk, leaving an ugly mark.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

The metropolitan Trust Company
Of New Yerk, has began an action
in the United States Court against
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
and the Chicago. Kansas & Neb'
raska Railway Companies, asking
Judgment for s25 900 900 and the
foreclosure Of a mortgage on the
latter road. Nearly 1000, 900 oil
interest, it is alleged, remains
unpaid.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23
A Rad Blgff elitor saw n

A Red Bluff editor saw a lady
merchant there getting In q yew
assortment of goods, and he said
in his paper: ave are gratified to
see her stocking up" When she met
him on the street the next day she
lambasted him with her parasol
and tongue, and he is now trying
to figurs out what he said.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

In . speech at a reception ten
dsred to John l.. Sullivan he said
that he intended to sfer Smith
81 900 to come to California for
So 900 q side. He would also
make the same cffsr to Slsvin, OF
Australia. After making these
two men fight or take water he
would retire. As for niggers, ne
declared, "there only good to black
shoes"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23
vOTEE TO BIDDERS.

DlDs RON ALL PRIVILEGES ON
the grounds at the Miners Union Pic
mic will be received by ], d. CAMERON
Secretary of committee of arrange
mentz, uIisil SATURDAY August 81, at
O'Clock + N. Envelopes containing
proposals will be designated by the
word ssBids for Privileges"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

Sacramento Is shocked because
Dennis Makall has been found with
three young girls in the Darkroom
OF his saloon. The oldest was
thirteen years and the youngest
nine. No arrests.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23
ASSESSMENT. NOTICE.

TNYO CANAL CONPANY.-Lo-
l. cation Of principal place OF bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location of
works, owens Valley, Inyo county,
California.
Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the Board of Directors
held on the Sth day of Aug 1889, an
assessment (No.7l OF ten (i0) cts per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable immedi-
ate v, in United states gold coin, to the
Secretary at the office of he Company,
corner of Carson and Pro tor streets.
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day OF Sept, 1859,
Will be delinquent and sdve rtised for
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made before, will. be sold ON
Thursday the and day of Oct,
1850. 10 pay he delinquent assessment,
together with cost or advertising and
expenses of sale By oruer of the
Boald of Directors.
+. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
Ofice-Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Benh corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets, Can son CITY Nevada. iune5td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

DIR. L. G.. Winnie can be found at
his Dental Parlors on Telegraph St.
one door west of Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

Pure wines and choice liquors a
Livingston's. French and Califor-
MIA Brand;ies, Domestic and Import
ed WinesQ a27tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

Custom made suits at A Berg
mans frofn $50 up. Orders taken.
apr If.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-08-23

Ice at Doc. Benton's, supplied
to any part of the city. tt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

NKw YosK. June Is. = Baliay. super
intendent Of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company, was asked this after
noon II any particulars OF the wreck
OF the Granada had been received.
He replied that news OF the disaster
had reached the company through a
dispatch from Acspuioo. Mexico. The
plate where the vessel went ashore
was thirty miles south Of ManxaniIio.
the nearest telegraph station. and 10
miles north Of Acapulco, where an
agent of the company lives. The
agent received word from Manzauillo
that the steamer had gone ashore. and
went To the spot. and Bnliny ex-
recsed 10 hear from him In 3 day or
tao. ~ he would 60 10 Manzanillc and
telegraph particulars rs soon Ms be
could get there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Crcnin's Clan-na- Gael Camp
Has Disbamded.


Cutcsse. June ~ The speelaf
grand Jury. after having devoted sew
srAl days 10 etser matters, ssli to-
morrow return b. the trvsain case. An
inttlne ~ 10 the programme. rartsosis
lariy - 10 Alex Salssvan. WAS asked III
States Attorney Issnrene<ker tonight.
There viii be good deal of sishing. =
Vas all the cgsseial woasd say.
Isonxenecker doeS not appear o. hc
very greatly iaspresSesi with the siaho-
rate reports which have been printed
as in measure corsohcrasinE tAat
there were two forsnal trials us nr.
Cronin ia Camp ~ and that il was de-
creed that the iucfor should be par
oGt Of the way snr getting information
which WAS desired BY the London
Isaes and having tenaency 10 injare
rnrneil.
The states attorney il quoted as
saving. This GaEsp - business ia
oniy theory which an trying Ia
work out There il nothing new Ia IL.
and the whole story has siusply heen
rewoyen aFound the small fact that q
certain man called At my Office yestsr~
day morning,
CANT ~ HAS pisRASpEp.
Camp NJ. The states attorney learned
today. has. within the past week,
heen siistsnded. Edward Sprlimau,
president oi the whisky trust.
who il chief ogsscer OF the
Cian-na-siaei for the district OF
Illinois ard Michigan. was sub
pnnaed tonight to explain the reason
fer uishandneut The hresk.up of
the camp at this time il not pleasing
to the state : attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26
WALLA WALLA NEWS.
Carpenter Terribly Huyt-- X att
rUaA Bulldine-laya yainNeId Assr~.

WALLA WALLA, June 25---Charles
Baker. = carpenter upon an elevator
IN course OF construction OH the Ore
gon Railwxy q Navigation railroad in
North Waila walla. met with seri-
ons accident this morning. In step
ping from the main wall into scat
folding. being heavy man. of about
G0 pounds, il gave way. Baker fell
thirty feet TO the ground. striking
upon his back. the scafiolding foiinw-
ing and burying him. He Was taken
70 the hospital, where il was found The
mans lover limbs were paraiy xed.
He Il seriously injured. Baker Was .
newcomer, about - years Of age. He
has . family in Battle Greek, Mich.
Several hundred men have com
menced the construction of Hunts
railroad 10 Waitsburg and Dayton.
The grainfeld Of George Davis,
north of town. caught Gre from the
spark Of . locomotive on an Oregon
Railway 4 Navigation tram this morn
ing and was extinguished with diff
Guilty after railroad men from the
depot had been summoned.
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roiITsCs m TKxAs-
Tseope Called Oet - Uoid Party
Tsesisx ta SuhJsetI~a.

Ags-ss, Tex. June 95--fbe kiisinT
OF Red tsib-on af Wharton last satur-
siay by Kyie Terry has ssirr~d up bad
hIeod In Wharton ard The sd5osning
coaniy fort gendi. and there are
grave fears that the oyl osing fsctsons
viii clash and mach hsocd he shed.
The governor last night received sew
sras kilograms la resereree 10 tbe
saopti<. which has hen sTssinE for
oyss year.
one frogn shessgE ts2ryey Richmond
nys. ssounfy Attorney Meek h
anshosszrxd 10 report that - sheriff 0l
Fort bend eounfy ! am nssAkse ~ en-
foree The lac wstlsOut = conflsc1
wstk Aruss, and xxk assistance fr0xa
she ssase 70 dIsaym the community
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toU0Axy ~ ehe r1nso0em YAat wan
~ AaepesA,
CstfNsrs. a.. June The he
rnhisaan ssAte coavent5on for tne
nomination. Of . governor. ls<u-
tenant governor. supr~me judge.
Feascrer. ccntnissiuner AZ schools.
attorney general. clerk az the supr<sne
coart. and member of the hoard of pub
iac WORKS. met ~ o'ciock this alter.
noon Interest in the work os the
convention centeFs mainly in the nam-
inAetcn TOR governor. The general
tendcacv Of opinion q that Gov
eFuoR Foraker viii - rcnominasxd.
fu1 third term. although BE- has not
distinctly avoued himseif xs cznsi-
date In case the nomination does
not 20 10 Foraker, Congressman Ken
ne<iy and A. s. Bushnell viii be the
stronkcAe candidates.
The comuistee on resolutions to-
night agreed on ! report q g. made d
the CONVENTION tomorrow. The rrsc-
iusions adhere 10 ali The princiuaex emu
n1efated by the Republican na-
tional platform OF ISSs. e.rerial.
" protection indorses Harrison :
administration and commends the
literal policy heinx carried ont by the
pension department and fAvors the
passage at the next session of congress
OF proper and equitable pension bill
for all honorAhly discharged Tnion
soldiers and seanien Of the late war.
demands protection tor the wool-
growing industry, congYatuiates
the people oi ireland on
the progress OF their struggle
for home rule. and indorses the course
Of President Harrison in the selection
for an honorable position In the ,,iplo-
matte service Of worthy representa-
tive of the irish-American citizens.
The remainder OF the platform is de-
voted 10 state issues.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

wrlSssssaRs. June - Michael
Eixxeio. alias Red Nosed Mike" was
hsngrd at 10 O'Clock. The crime Tor
which he paid the penalty was com.
mitfed October -. isSs. j. Rrainerd
Mcclure, psymastrr for Contractor
Charles McFsdsien, accompanied bv
Hugh Fiannigan. a stable fcss.. was
driving from Wiikesharre TO the rail-
road camp aboys Miners Mills with
tl2,opo intended 10 pay eft the work
men. Michael Rizxelo. Giuseppe
Bevereno and Vinoseo Xeliati lay Ia
wait on the lonely mountain road. ex~
pecting the arrival Of Mcclure and
Flannigan.
On their approach R,z9elo fired six
shots into fiannipan, Killing hisn.
ises ereno shot Met lure twice. killing
him. Although Mike and his coms
panions we're suspected and arrested.
they were discharged and sosn after
left The city. going Co fuurh kee;skie.
taking with them their psuudef.
fistssi Reverence and teliati ESCAPED
Is ltssy with slseir huosy. Later eyi-
aense was secured which led lo Mikes
arrest. confession ard conviction.
Esxsslo's last aasght on earth was
sIena IN prayer lie refused 10 par
take uf breakfast. taking only cup
of milk. saying 20 the sheriff that he
was ready and TO hurry his work
without delay. 80 he was prepared ta
die. lie Mss conrsNenass 10 the last.
Ills neck Was not broken aifsi he died
hard ol stEangulasioss.
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MRS HAYBlSDEAD
Sc Rennained lIncansefous
to the End.
rA0kD sUAr Ar narnsxax.
- 1sna11's viU1n = ~ oeassos-
een~o Ca2sss~ss s.@..sas
aoeu WIN c~.Ao.

:, ~ sune s Ars- Hayes
useo - 80 octock THIS morning
MEA Hayes passed oairt nixht. .ink-
ing krndnnliy unfil t. honr a aessh
Al - f.e.a<;.s> - - -..s--- =
-. e-~.ss- -. -. - =
Sss..n.-,s n LIS
=. custn 81 SeneFai Haye9s
Mr@ Huntington, = cousin cf Mrs.
Hayes, Lucy Keeier. Nr1 A. n. Nffl~r
and phvsi<iaps.
All ni~hs l.,..- a.. .....-< -
-.t-A-S -.-.1s =.
s. - ;. u 80 se A
nysy nloslonlrss. and bat for faint
bseafhin9 and . weak auttsEfnx of he
p1tse t0efe vefe no signs 0f lie. The
anxious watchers we're waiting only
for IL inevitahas end. Bowed With
xrief. scarceiv : word -. .rs,h~. ~.
-. ri.ht th,..~A r.. ass-s.-- -
- = ~. aAs ssssss11s
- 8 - 49, soana' ana tne fnm-
We esone wtfa sheif loved one.
In vain they hOped for = slight rally
that mixht come before sienah e, 4haf
she could recognise ana xr..h a. s,,~.,,
q. movr;r- a---.s ~ ~. -
life s,~rs s.s - srs.sIx -s.s 80 90 ssv:u n..ns 80
~ ss.ir;s srssL as-ns -. "nSl'y .s
choh.-I -;th -.s~s 4 C -
nnurce<a tl,st th~ .,<.S ~ sca - -
N. fswii,r,s is,,,. ,r;.ssI s.iass =. .slu
ersficn ara evs~f ~r~.sf q - 80, "a
his fnnr vrnSr scrs R,,s.sssr W.ha ~.
Ree.S anS Scost - .s.~sssss ss:s,'ss's'
vhil. Fannie 10. r>svlv s.~ss-s-sss',
vish er;~f ana 49, as,, s,s...sss'l
wnsrh - her n.oth~rs. hssSs;,sS tn
ersir~ sitv ;s +, ,s,re,,rr;rs, ~.
81 haifsnsst Tsi..r.rs. 20 . .V
dolence have hser - re.,sivsd y,s,,,, ,,,sn..
frisnds nmong theu prss;Is.s ~,S
Ms Hsrriss,r The surs..i Iii ,.rs
risne Fr;dav - >-~s
-s
10 ~" "sop pAnns-
MS. nayes maiden name was Lucy
ware Weo0. she MAS born August
5ts iao. ~ Snincotne, =. she WAS
tne Youngest cnhd aud only daughter
g. III. James Weop and Mary Gook-
ueS kranaiather. Judge isaac Ieok.
cme rom Oohnecticut IN issi. ana al
!onf oI ner greatgrendfathers served
IN tne nevolusion. ner tatner served
an tne .sf @ ISL Mrs. nayes wns
mafraeu Uecempef - loox MI.
Hayes Vas - thaf ume rising young
lawyer 81 0ancinnan. ~ the break
ing ous OF the rebellion her hus-
oanu entered the army. and from
tnat umc unui the close OF
the war her home was refaee for
wounded, SICK and fprionshed soldiers
g.,ins 70 or returning from the 'front.'.
she spent Two winters IN camp With
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have ssns ~ a essss o. me CIV
which ~s sssu pseasso srsns'ns psschsssss

Nes -
the Journal OF Ccmuerce
trust shefr
ntervss M ~
by sn enesAy
haven
havvr OF ncesne
itcf The scs % TIE
Rhine
the scenery % sne e o na
o.
very
FnnE
SER though hrass sla.sa nsen = s.a,
efcav
susanss hss the %,ns q g IN, sn 90 81 @ ssS
sloseas IAroeh this {rossssy ~: 80 ne ss,Es NJ
- ~ sds vii sxasnd usvss Ard
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MARCH or rHE ruRNxRs.
The F1sg ~ the FatherlAud Abssnt
Frum the IbecorotSoas.

CIScaSEArf. June 25.-The parade OF
the German National Turner Bund
took place this morning. IL vas a
notable affair and ended in Weed
park. where = picnic was held and
awards Of prisss made. The whole
line Of march had been decorated ~iih
the national flag, and great quantities
of the national coiors form the princi-
pal part Of the decorations. There
was . notable absence of the German
coiors. which on former occasions
were much mere conspicuous.
The parade was formed ia six al
visions. The first line contained
nefnl,ers os tlse varioas Turn circuits
present The third was made up OF
60 Turner's. the fourth Of local mill
tary organizations. the fifth of Maen-
ncrchorS aud singing societies, and
the sixth Turner'S associations. The
city contributed its mayor, It's
police. its patrol wagons and
a portion os it, Gre department.
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and om6Qeco otzedlence - tke law. =
AnothoF fron Stetsxf lsasee AZ MAR
to4 eemMxy ~eys fke exAnksuinx
tSi1l - ky1e Teffy hns beoa - fox the
1h. Nob tnu u ssFiousiy shreoa&ned,
Ard she PE&sonerss lie y IN <1nneee.
The f0Fes u hand Il very fnaxieunase
- apksoid th< hw- P1en<s Ia xssSsl
Ne y nAint1ininx reac< daring the
In ccmpaieanr< xith The ahOee. she
kcvexuuf last nSxhf ordered The yx-
eofin kiz3es 70 W WAArscn and this usuxn-
ln< oFs3eEea Captain Jones' Raneers ~
kscAnacnd. The feUd Il : political
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wAsmIssTos. Jnns 2s.-The pen.
sion oiilce today made . requisitien
on the treasury department. for $is.-
90. go out os she appropriation whicb
sfsi be ayaiiabie jAiy I. This amount
viii l,e placed 10 the credit a pension
sgents on tlss ist OF "a oi the coming
facntis. There are said II he s.fOn OF
1000 siFss-vsymenl vouchers awaiting
the aitJsosiiion of this money.
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TACOMA NEWS.


0ympathy With Seattle He'd Car
riers IArsatsD 70 0tstke.
TACOMA, June 25.--Nayor Wheel
wright today forwarded the following
letter to Judge Lewis ut Seattle:
Dear SIR Your valued favor Of the 18th
inst ani the telegram Of the 18th vas re-
etived
My delay In replying IL due to the many
the rast week. and deserves the apologs
which now beg 70 tender you.
Let me assure you tn behalf 1T my fel-
low sowxmen, that whatever service We
have been able TO render In your hour OF
need has been as Spontaneous ~ II tt had
been Inspired BY calamity In cur own
midst
II MAS not . question - TO whether the
victims Of this melancholy catastrophe
were residents OF one city or another. bnt
our feeling wss shateur friends and neigh
hers were suffering aid needed . brothers
hcipiug hand.
II i and always will lie source Of salts
faction 20 kuow thai We could In any
measure alleviate tte distress of any Of
our unfortunate cttsxene and ahnu1d Ne
snf9sr any scrioua disaster In our town.
whether utar or remote, se shall feel con-
a,ient that rou would cofne 20 our fessue
- promptly ~ we shali come 70 ,oura.
should you be 20 untnYtuaa'e - 70 receive
notnxr stroke IL fs the haud os inexor-
shtc sate--which Heaven f<rbid-
The warm aud sincefe expression Of the
feelings cherished by yourself and fellows,
your Ghans~r Of commescc and boasd oi
Trade. 10 usost welceme 10 10 both - evil
dencn 81 tsss facf that We have been able To
refster soue service TO your people, and
mete than ali ~ proof OF yous sincere
frseadship towards yoar hrsshsen Ia Ta-
I .
frasa this dire @ smity, and ss1nifisx ysuf
iufosel sAA,e courage sc.sd ss1heaitses wssss D
@ssufd have uaAegyed many cor Esuufttes
sisser and larger than yessrs. in ashah Of
oar Chamber of t,mmsrce. and eisiEeas
e. nesaiix whom have vensnred 10 speak
90 sze their nseSsn yseee on s4ssh "A ssrs-
sson. snfscrsle myself. yoars fssthiuiiy.
> A. NsksIr slshT
A strike among the hcsi-csrriers Is
imminent. Last night they gave no
tts e tina, un aud after the isf OF Jufy
they y 5li aos ork for less than f3.ssl
. per dav sSr ysasssFers. aud viii de-
yoarss IS per slay srona the brio cklAs egs
Several Of she contractors say they
will not eonees!e - the demands OF the
Union.
Judge Allyn said today that be
xouti moi 80 Co Seattle 10 hear . mo-
ton for . new trial IN the Wicker
sham brxntnxr case unless they SET .
sinse which wosaid not interfere with
the business OF this district He has
tx1ee arranged ske business 80 - 10
enable hirz =, 70 20 seattle 10 hear the
motion and both times thew said they
~srs not ready. They viii arrange
matters 10 sais hirn next time
A new srnsory for Tacoma military
organizations il amoax the pusssnaii.
/ tses cf the near future. The following
eau nits<e viii nseet tomorrow even.
/ ing "a eonssi~r the matter Custes
pscst- q. h. Hayden. l.. B. ssrAy<r and
Il r. Wood fhsilip II. sherasssn poet,
ThadGeus Hasten. W. o. kuhe and
Fred Z. Taylor: Taccsaa Guards,
Captain Fife ard Lient<nants Walsh
ard Ho~esl; Mason ksh~x. Captain
Hal and Lisas<aanss Spxsgue and
Hank
The o. T. & X. sssanser olynpsan
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Fok1fsxr. June - This ey4niBx
Timoshy Shea. hsss.usn on she
Portland 4 wisismssis Essjsg rail = ~ i.
xas ran over ard in+fanslv Efiesi ~ .
switch engine at shs dsFas ia tbs siss
shea, while switching, e-gf hfs~ ~ his
feet caught tes@rsfs Ese s@H
ard the edge OF slsr tfzsfst -
He VAS nnasSe 70 <xtFis%ss
himself, and ar .srsi me ps~ees 1ssr
the b<rty. Ore i<s as crssAssis sn
arm cut of. the r<ex brsker su3 fte
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