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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10
THE "uBERAL- CANDIDATE.

TIE sO-called '-Liberal'' c0nven-
lion nominated Tor Delegate to Con-
/ g5-Ss &. c. GDoISin. Editor q the
salt Lake Tribune. or the gentle
man personally We have nothing to
SAT because We knox little abou;
him. But Of his pu0lic career We
can speak without reserve. HIS
friends commend him for a pleasant
aud talented gentleman and a very
able writer f5r the press. We can
only view him ia the position he &C.
cupies As chief Of the vils-t paper
Published on the American cor
tinent.
The ''Libe-al'' cladidat. may not
be the author IF the foul anI cou-
templibIe stuTthat Is displayed on
the hinder pa.ts cf that paper. nor
the coarse, illogical aud mendacious
articles which appear or the eli
toFiai page. Bat f,r the.s NJ Is held
by the pIblie largely responsible,
and his authorship Of many ell
torisis colraining g7oss mi-repre-
seua.ioas Of the faith, conduct aud
purposes o:the Mormon" People. g
b.-yoai reas7uab!- i1ih-. The style
be:rays She writer.
Ofhis ability ia what i eLi-l
fine Writing, ne csI .->iFc.Ily h-..h
praise. Bat Of Tie proFi.utian 81
his powers in the ints7e,ts Of petty
Of frlad, p,liticI intrisua an per
sistsnt trickery, anl f3r the des.ruc.
tion Of the liberties u mlny thou
sands vino are as gp1i c.ilzsns g.
breathe the air OF Anerics, We nnI
no words that cSiiJ ss To ca i,.1u-
nstory.
1t is in this light he Fill ss vie.re.i
by the mss, o n people Of Uah.
He is the advocate o. aar.--eplb!i
canism, the rIle or tie minority an .
the dOminau.e OF the one-nslu.
power. He has ava seI MS endorse
meat Of the ni1st shaneful schem.s
ever c1ncocteI q ensiave the "a v
obsyiRg ami h1a>st citiz.ns OF tie
Territory which he desires [, repre-
sent in C1ngrass. The disfran-hise
ment OF the 'sSIornaors," the lie
privation Of their right q oslua
titles 10 land, the coafefring "
power on the G1verl1r 20 ap2oin:
local officers WHO shoald be elected
by the people, the establ.shm mt -
a Legislative Com mission in lieu
ofthe elected Legislature, are anon.
the infamies he has defended nud
clamored for.
II he were elected 70 Congress
these are the kind Of measures n.
would champion. Would he not
be n .'Liberal'' delegsieg Saould
not the "Sformon" people rush TO
the polls and vote for mln who
would use the power they confer
upon him 70 bind them with polite
al fetsers aud wrest from them every
political right?
We do not believe that c9nserva-
tive "Gentiles" will vote for the
"Liberai' candidate. Certainly no
mau connected with the Mormon" I
community, or who desires the well /
fare and progress Of the llw-ablding
"Mormon' citizens, could consSien-
tiously support 50 prOnounced an
enemy 10 the young men Of Utah, |
and such a malignant foe Of the
men who laid the foundations of
this commonwealth, destined 10 be-
comsa great aud prosperous State.
The "Liberal" candidate cannot
be elected. He ought not to be
elected II his PARTY were in the nu-
merical majority. For, every true
American, Republican or Democrat,
shoaid refuse TO vote Tor a man
whose poRers are devoted to the
destruction Of popular rights and
he establishment VI a hateful auto
,raey- \
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THAwIye our DYNAMITE.

AT LEAST trTu CARES Of loss Of life
have occurred in this vicinity from
the want Of taking due precautions
In thawing cut dynamite. One In
stance, which t-anspired at Mil
Greek, was particularly sad. result
ing in the death Of an estimabls
man namei Hamilton, brother OF
the Bishop Of that ward. Seeing
that information on the subject Is
needed, we insert the following from
the -Nesr Fort Telegram:
Although 1; Is we'll known tina;
dynamite freezes at a comparatively
high temperature. and that the pro-
cess Of thawiaS- csriridges charged
with il Is risky operation unless il Is
carried oui by means Of warming pans
which have been devised for the pur-
pose, accidents Of fa,al nature are
constantly occurring through negleci
Of the simplest precautions One
which took place at Colwill quarry,
Devonshire, forms the subject Of a
report by Mai. cundill, inspector OF
explosives, OF London. By this accl-
dent tuo-m=n los: their lives, and il
must be said that the POOR fellows in
their ignorance. seem to have done
their best to bring sboat this lament
able result.
"ro thaw their cartridges they
placed them on loose sacks above a
can or wafer which was placed on the
ere, and the presumption IS tina: the
Miro glycerin= exuded from the dyna-
mite and dropped through the sack
ing MO lie waier beneaih- From lis
greater specific graTiiY Z: would OF
course sink tdthe bottom 81 the vessel,
SEED thus be immediateiy above and
almos; in contact with the Goals. The
The Tosllt mus have bscn obvious TO
everyone bat those concerned. The
men thawed their dynamite in this
way by direction Of their
explained tina. he had
always done IL in this mauner-and
who also confessed tina; he had never
troubled 20 read tho printed rules sup
Piled with the explosive. The great
report also shows that the agent who
supplied the dynamite seemed to be
Is sublimely ignoran; % its qualities
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r.,Inr.I.. rrnrr,nnnd srrup.

We guarantee His TO be the BET
C5ugs SyFgy manufactured in the
Vide world. This Is saying a great
Teal ia, IL Is .rt.e. For COnsuvsP-
ii0n. C.uyts. Col,is, Sore Throat, Sore
.Hest. Pneumonia. bronchitis, 18th
ma. Group. WhoopiHg Cough, and all
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs we
postuely guarantee Billiards. Here
hound syrup to lie without any
equal on the whole face Of the globe.
In support Of this statement we re-
fer 10 every individual who has ever
used Il, and to every druggist who
has ever sold II. such evidence Is
lndisputable.
Sold by n. G.. NJ. i. q
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FOR SALE.

A lots o. EAST SIDE uF SENr
block uurtt set % T,inpiE, IN -
Ggurge. lot ] has barn and iced stable
zlN19 fccf. With racks. unngers and sails
for siN animals. alru sumner she'd with
Managers fyr eiEhi or ten auitlais. and yard
Lot b. sr1 - iuCegE. lat : has Ikrera
roomcf cottage on u. and 'ot : a si1-roamed
hou-e. cellar. outnnusf =. etc List fvro iofs
plantut vita choice grape vlnls utirt Tra-
dgce 80 % 40 gallons % vine per ys.l.r.
al~o Inc bezfiuE fruit trees. FOR tsrrrs. In.
huire irfcs. HAIL, -. UunfF 20
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NoBOchacY IN ENGLAND.

THE Denver Aesrs Contains a
cablegrzm from London, dated the
sth. which states that scrie OF 0pr
Elders have been harshIy and
cruelty treated in England Of late.
n the information conveyed 10 The
dispatch be correct some Of the
missionaries were sistOBed, and
clubbed'' out OF Sherbourne, Dor
setshire, n week ago today, and a
"rope and tar and feathers were
also brought Into requisftion- Those
who were subjected TO this villain
Gus and lawiess treatment have
issued a stirring appeal TO their
friends to assist them in prosecuting
the ruifians who treated them with
such marked indignity.
II is threatened that IL the breth-
rem return to the county they will
be abused stlll more brutality than
they have been. The occurrence IL
said to have stirred up the special
anti-"AIormon' hatred Of the
MelhOdists, while Church Of Eng
laai ministers are also beginning to
take lively interest in the suhjectS
II Is ASSERTED Ia this connection that
''AIorm0n meetings will be reso-
Iutely squeiched in the iuture.''
The method by which the future
squelching i TO ne accomplished is
not stated, but the presumption Is
that it viii be by the same methods
that we've employed by ancient
fanatics, biso:s AMI tyrsnts toward
the primitive Christians, aud which,
according to the information OF the
Ao'0s, were spplie.s Few days ago
in Dorsetshirs - m0bOcracy and
brute force.
England has thus far, however, a. (
a rule, through her officials,
promptly "sqIelched'' aut-''Mor-
mon" mo5s, aiforiing the protection |
Of her laws 70 the Saints in common |
with all other people It is very /
likely that ths Oh country will /
to maintain her dignity /
and prestige in that respect anu no. |
be- influenced by the clamor Of /
jealous anti."M0rmOn'' ciergymen |
and thJushtless mobs against an /
inOdensive people who are simply /
proclaiming the pure Gospel o; /
Christ the truth Of which Is gall 1
to modern Pharisees aud hypo- !
critics, vino urge on the unthinkidg |
masses to criminal ass Of violence 4
against the Innocent.
The dispatch fIrth or asserts tins 4
lit is I'm ierstcOI tint the arch
bishop OF Canterbury has orlrrel /
the facts concerning Morn5n con-
vested emisrants gathered, Ani that
he matter will be Laid before the
House ofLords when parliament re-
assemblies"
tits hardly 70 be expected TIA.
hat august body viii be sr5lseii
rom lis chronic lethargy by this
presentation, should is be
made. 1t may be said to their
;reiit that their lOrlsaips are no: in
he habit OF posing as bogus re-
ormers. II they were T. 90 iuto the
yOrS OF real ingorm ltion, however, I
aren't histOry-:old aud untold
lssocia.ei with social life ia high
places in their own land Will fur
lish plenty Of materiil for them to
work upon and keep them busy,
Without eiectiRg a cure, for the
lalauce Of their natural lives.
We hope soon to hear Of the NIB
cratic violence against the Elders
Il England being promptly
isqGelchel, Z" TO use the word which
occurs in the cablegram.
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Bellevue, Idaho, Oct. .. - For
some time past stOckmen Of Los.
River have been losing n large mum.
teF Of stock from organized bands
% cattle thieves. One man lost ~
head 81 fst cattle ~ one time. rad
another -. The rendezvous vas
this week found in a Canyon east 81
Bellevue = few miles, and several
warrants are now IN the hands Of
the officers. S.JrkmCu from Lee.
River have recovered about 80 head
OF stolen cattle aud are determined
u hunt the gang down. Deputy
sheEii- aIe 1st In all directions
after the gang, who Will he lucky 10
Sc; away.
Chief Justice Beatty has issued a
temporary restraining Onler in re.
gard TO the removal Of the county
seat o. Logan County from Sho-
shoue t. Bellevue. In Last Weines-
days eiec.i ion Bellevue carried the
day by 4 majority Of 29I. against it,
rival ShOshOne. The latter town Is
now Kicking against the pricks and
AAAAHA 80 FAAaA =
The constitution provides that the
county st-at shall not be removed
unless on petition 70 lie presented
10 the county commissioners signed
10y majority OF the voters
Of tire county. In that ease
they shall submit the question to
the people. In ease they give n
tSo-jhirds majority the county seat
shall he removed. That looks very
plain, Tut when the constitution Is
real carefully Il ssys that NJ county
seat shall lie removed except rs pro-
viici 10y existing laws uul, = the
petition. and 80 on, hs presented.
Tue eSisting las In Logan County,
case j. the division bill. r.esiiug the
county. IL provided plainly that
the question OF location Of the conn
~ "a; SHOULD lie submitted a; the
next general ei-et.On. That vac
had last Wedreslsy. and B-llevJ c
won ~ an incoutesiahl- majority.
Shosiione never has hreD the eoun-
~ e q Il lias only been the tenn
pOraTy county seat, aud the people
AZ the eltc.iCn q Oct1ieF l, dtcidrd
that it should lie at Bellevue. The
people % this city view the outcome
Of the litigation inauguTated by the
Sho-houe people Sith perfect COM
pOsure, ~ u has been expected.
Bellevue made tie fight fCF the or
gauizsiion Of Logan County in itS
infancy. when the county mad no
defenders tut Bellevue, while Sho-
shoue was uon-committal, u put up
nothing, but Il was willing TO reap
tire benefit of Bellevue's enterprise.
Bellevue II still up 10 snuff aud
without a doubt will get its heritage.
The restraining order il returna6le
on tie end instant.-HerGid
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Saliar.i's fisreh-uns syruP foI
Ht.ot. Ing soueh

There is no remedy in the world
which viii give sueh prompt relief
In Whoopipg Cough Is BGi'drdrs
HoreAeUad Strip. II win poStire'g
cure y. nyou will try Il your chill
drsr will not keep yUu awake all
night coughing. Bailsri's Hore-
hound syrup Il the mcst cooling
and soothing rtTcecy for consump-
uon. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis and
Asthma, in the world. IL Is free
from opium. IL builds up new It's
sue, strengthens the Lungs, and is
an incoIay parable remedy, made Of
tie last aud purest materials. IL
your Lungs are Wtsk aud you have
a tickling in yoaF threat, you neesl
II. y. G. NJ !. Agent. p
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Si,,in md nrAuIiae.

LoNBas. Oct. i0.-The case Of
Frank Slavin and Joe McAulifirs
the pasiiitt-, ehsri,s-d WIKI taking
uart In the recent fight Of the
Ormcu a. club. came up In the
Lambeth police court tc'isy' The
court committed them for trial Tor
engaging in a common prize fight
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Mrs. HARRIET BEECHEs STOWE
found the originals OF her Topsy an I
Black sam among the freed house
servants OF two southern families
living in Cincinnati. The writer,
who was 4 me nbsr OF one Of the
families, declares tnat she has often
seen AIrs. S,oxe sittiE- a whole
ssImmar afternoon out watching the
young blacks play ing with the chilI-
rem oftheir employers.
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TODAY's TELEGRAMS.


Ric1noSp, Va, Oct lO.-This
m1rning the Compte lie Paris ana
marty len on horseback for a visi, 70
lire hattlefelds Of Mechaniesvilie,
Gaines Mills, Cold Harbor and
Seven Pines.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In The PROBATE Clsrt Of -atIaks Cant
Territiry Of Utah.
II the matter % The E.iztr o. Jane.
r.Nur. Ir-..-rl

Payne. dCcsasri.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN III The
~ uufcrsirnef, Aurlinisira;riN q thr
hsiete Of James Payne deceased, late Of
biE Cot ouuood, CountTof -ait Lake. 70 ne
creditors Of. and al T-srsGns ksEInF clarrlF
against the said deceased. q rNhiillt them
with the Necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the first publication o. thfs
notice % thr sad atm-uiFtraE-tx, a. hez
residence. Big Cot uuFnu1. salt LAKE
County. itah. that being tht place Tor the
trausaction q fhc business of aid estate.
ELiEABETH T. FEEGU-ON.
AdmtnisfrairIN o. the Estate o. james
Fsgn-- ds1ssssd
CnAELts =. PFAnsoS.
Attorney Tor tie Estate.
FL Dated August eth -. soaw ~
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John ;. Smith was sho; aud killed
al Helena yesterday by Dc. FORBES.
The latter was serving an order o.
ejectment upon Smith who was
holding a placer claim.
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NOTICE.
Utah and Sat Lake Canal Cgsipd5,p
Principal rincc of business, salt lake
Ciig. Utah.

Chg. riah.
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ AZ q meetiuE % the Tru-fee- held on
ihu 2lih day OF ecpicmtcr. - a. lsisl. an
l.ses.mest % Oac Dollar rcr hare ras
lCyici on the Capital -tn-t % tie Cor
Fofauon. payable % the seer. flTy, At the
General Ocice q the Company. Room 70.
Hooper 4 EidrCf-e Boo l. all isks CITY.
Utah. on the lefh day q November. i-1si-
ArT stock upuu ut'ch ftit assessment may
rcuain unpaid on toe l-ii daf Of Sofell-
Der, i-2q, viii Re delinquent and advertised
for sale a. ruhiic suction. and uniess paT.
m-ut = mEdr before. rlm be sold on the
-Qih day % December. ls9s, 90 pay deliu-
qzent asselsmrnl. together with the cost q
advertising znd expense q ale.
ELIAS A. SMITH. scc'y.
Jlah and salt Lake Carzi COMPANY.
Location of Ofce. salt I.ske CRY. Tfah.
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Any person giving information that will
lead % the recovery q The foregoing ami
nal or animals, will DC rewarded bv nj
dressing Isaac Z. Harfr1ln. ?. -. Box &.
LefI. or George " Canz5-. Ccanty Pc
cortcr, salt LAKE City. chsv
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$500 Reward -!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Andrew = soierborE. Deceased.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- undersigned, AdfrinfstratriN % the
estate ~ Andrew =. SodcrLarg. deceased,
n the cicfitnrs %, and all persons having
CLAIMS against the said deceased, 20 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, wythtr
ten months asler tl- fret rub afiua II
this notice. 20 the said Ainiini-sratrix. ~
her residence. ~ No. Gl-. ". Third SGsfH
street, sait Lake City, IN the County ~
salt Lake.
Dated August Slth. lsi0.
AUGUSTA g. SOuEEEORG.
AdussnistratriN Of thc Eststc - Andrew
p scdsfborE, deceased dolS 5w
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TIE Third District Cour, keeps
well up with its docket.
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Cheyenne, WyO., Oct. 9.-It Is
learned that George Henderson, the
range manager killed at ranch on
the Swectwaicr yesterday, was
lurei - tire place by two men Hnd
ur.efed. One invited him oye..
lie was received with Winchesters.
Henderson male shift TO get behinl
his horse, hat was too slow. The
ball went through his heart. The
m1rierers cut the Telegraph wire
near there aud He'd 10 the noun
tains. They are being plrsued. One
of the men made gur play m
Henderson, q month ego, hut weak
ened when Henderson produced a
sIct uu.-NCTuld
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

ENROM TifE RANGE. NORTHWEST OF
It Lehl. lat sumfncr. bay brown Marc
with black CT iruu- grey ,sucking mare colt
The mare - blaze ftc-d. collar mlrA-t EnH
las left hind foot white she l. badly stgte
up and Is branded rk,xaOgzzz on left thigh
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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
A Case Of Poisoning with Strych-
nine.
THE TENNESSEE PASS TUNNEL
Investigating the Murder Of Baker
-O:her Hens

Denver, Col, Oct. 9.-The Sub
urban Electric Street Railway com
pany, heavily backed by =. Joseph,
Mo-, capital, was Incorporated today
and announced its route 10 De irOm
the eity's eentre a. ATapaboe and
Sixieeath streets, In n so1theriy
direction with numerous branch
I lines. IL has no connection with
any existing companies. IL has al
ready awarded contracts for the
construction Of ten mile 81 railway.
Herald.
( Ouray, Colo, Oct. "A nan by
the raIr1e Of I{earns, claiming 10 lie
a miner, was found on the streets
yssleriay In z condition that slIg-
gesied alcoholism, tat Investigation
/ proves! /. q case o. poisoning with
/ strychnine with iutsnt 10 commit
Suicide. The man was taken 70 the
CITY dnl. store and after being satu-
raiasl with emeiics by d.. Rowan,
was sent 10 the hospital and Is now
l n convsle@cent. He i one OF the
smart alexis who have slipped up
on taeir method, and refuses 70 give
the motive that prompted him 70
the deed .-D.Hrer Aeirs.
Denver, Coo, Oct. III Is now
announced that the first train VIII
be sent through Tennessee Pass
tunnel tomorrow morning., which
means that the tunnel Is competed.
In regard to the road between
Grand junction aud GlenwoOd it =
stated cha; fur or FIVE miles OftrHck
| y,t remain TO IL fuiit anu Ons
irl,lre MUST he built beiore trains
can nun through. General Dodge
ot the Rio Grande Western, has
teen east all the week and i Is be-
Level he Is completing negotiations
by which Sauts Fe trains may
r.,ch Sal; Lake. The postpone
meut OF the Colombo Midland meet
ing until next month is also aiirib-
uted 10 the same cause. Tie
frieuIs Of tie ssula re rOad, how
ever. believe that its train viii run
slId from Denver To salt Lake
carly in December.-HcTd'd.
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Rooms. % ard 50 wasatch Banding. salt
Lake City. Also. ANTHONY. Kansas and
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The corener's jury n; Cheyenne is
investigating into the murJier Of
Becker, the soldier who was killed
there last s.eeE. Cpfporsi Par&l-on
IS strongly suspected at present.
His presence j. not accounted for
b-twecn the hour- q II anu ! that
night. during which time Baker
was killed. Several 81 the soldiers
hat s;rrai The night together In dis
reputable houses and one Of the w0-
uicn iesiii,es .ha. nasef and P1tAi-
son started for the barracks together.
-BOOmsrung.
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the Utah Centrzi Hallway. Good
wagcs paid. Apply at the Depotur AZ one.
.as.9..-affa El-as1s l.nFn
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A BOY To CAREY TIE EVENING
N NEWS. Apply 70 THos- ;. HfGHANr
az News Ocice. df
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SsHIRT MAkEBs To CUT AND MAKE
> Mems Flannel OTe--airfs a. home.
.tcaa WnrE. Ahlress d d D. this nNre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-10

samuel Harris brakeman who
rGus wes, !roih i.atamie. vas blown
from freight train az Rock Creek
Tuesday morning aud his leg broken.
He was tack on No. S this afternoon
which did not arrive until 4 O'Clock.
The hunting party consisting Of
Ben Black, Gus. Casham, Ed. Buck
aud Louis Nassen have returned
to Laramie from their hunting trip
20 Hogs Park on the Snake river.
They were gone ten days and killed
twelve deer, bringing home ten.
Eight inches 0fsnOw has already
fallen over there and they were
driven out on that account. They
slw no bsar OF elk. -BOOHIeTG4g.
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WYOMING.

4 pioneer Of Wyoming, Olaf
johnson was killed by being crushed
between two cars, yesterday, at the
L. +. yaris. Johnson is said 10
have been Que Of the foremost
fellows In the State.
There was a delay 81 al west
bound trains Wednesday owing 70
Z wreck near Sidney, Neb., where
two engines were OF the track
Tie wreck was not serious but trains
" ere delayed five hour.
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GOOD PLAIN COOK AND sECOND
- Eiri. Good wage paid Apply Al -
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