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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-15
SnOQQalniG Fails
Bases Her Claims for Flu.
ture Greatness:

COAL AND IRON-In the immediate vicin-
ity ere al the raw materials used in the manu-
facture Of iron. Almost adjoining the townsite
is deposit of the finest eoking coal in the
Northwest in inexhaus.ible qusntit ea 1t is
now being developed by The Snoquslmis Coks
Company. composed of such men as A. NJ
Cannon OF Spokane Fa Is, Judge Calkins OF Ia
coma and C. B. Nblock of sno0ualmie. A
number OF coke ovens are to be built imme-
diaiely. Several other mines of excellent coal
are located in the Immediate vciaity. in ciose
proximity to large quantities OF firstrciass iron
ore. assaying from 60 to 20 per cent
MARBLE-Sature has supplied large de-
posits of marble close 90 the iron. just whore it
il needed for fiux n.y.
GRANITE-Aimost within the town limits
is o pfge quarry of granite which takes polish
INF enough for monumental work. A side
kbck mas been built 70 the quarry and it IL
partially opened.
LUM sER-Just across the river is sawmill
of double the capacity of any other mill in
King county, equipped with machinery of the
most improved kind. 1t cuts $4,000 feet In ten
hours and employs 200 men This il the be-
ginning OF the numbering industry at this
point
HOPs-Adjoiniug the TOWNSHIP is the sno-
quamie hop ranch. the largest in the world,
employing large number Of men and yielding
good profits
FARMING-The Snoaua'mi valley il the
most fertile agricu tn al district In Western
WASHINGTON. 1t is already well developed and
the land is phenomenally rich
RAILWAY FACILITIES-The Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad taps the Sno-
qualmie country, and an evidence of its
fai b the company has erected 1t Snoqualmie
Fails the haHdsomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and two or three freight
trains arrive and leave Snoqualmie Falls daily.
The Northern Pacific company has over 1000
H. r. N
to Snoqualmie to secure portion OF the i'm
mepse prospective business in the transporta-
tion of coal, iron, lumber, hops. agricu tural
products and passengers. The work is now pro-
crossing within two miles OF SnoqHalmie Falls
and the road VIII be completed and in opera
ton there by early iall. This Is the Only point
in the state where there is junction of the
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern and Northern Pa
cihc roads.
The snoqualmie & Tolt railroad. tapping one
OF the finest timber belts in the world, is in
active operation.
l. will thus be seen that Snoqualmie Falls is
becoming q railroad center OF decided i'm
portance. The snoqualme country has long
been noted for containing the finest timber in
the world, which 10 now made available by the
railroads aud sawmills. At this point coke and
iron of the best quality are ioge her, and as it
takes four tons of raw material to make one of
manufactured, the saving in transportation
will OF necessity make snoqualmie Falls the
place to smelt the ere. Suo7ualmie Falls is
ifty-six miles from Seattle. far CROUCH away
from the metropolis to permit its growth.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Lambert Tree. of Chicago. H., is
at the Rainier, on his return from an
Alaskan trip. He was the representative
of the United States at Brussels, Belgium,
and afterwards transferred to st. Peters,
burg Russia, during the Cleveland admin
istrafion. 1t will also be remembered that
by q very close vote in the Illinois legisla-
ture he came very near being General
Logan's successor. Judge Tree viii remain
here several days.
Mr.. Charles A. Cummings and party of
eight are expected to arrive here today
from Portland, Ore. Mr.. Cummings is an
Eastern millionaire who proposes to see
the u estern country. He and his friends
will leave here on next Thursday on the
steamer Queen for Alaska. On their re-
turn they will go to st. Paul via the Cana
dian Pacific, then back to Winnipeg, Man.
i.oha. over the Great Northern, thence to
New York.
Mr.. William o. Johnson, prominent
business man OF Blaine, passed through
the city yesterday. on his way to his old
home in Cincinnati. where he will spend a
few weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Johnson formerly resided In Seattle.
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson. of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is in the city, visiting Colonel and
Mrs. o. r. Briggs. Mrs. Richardson awaits
the arrival OF her husband, Professor Rich
ardson, who will be here next week and
make q trip to Alaska.
Mr.. Ralph w. Breckenridge, of Omaha,
Neh.. was in the city yesterday. He goes
to Victoria. B. c.. today, and on his return
will 90 to Yellowstone Park, from which
point he will return home.
Mr.. Frank E. Rowe, representative of
the Kohler Chase Music Company in this
CITY. left this morning on six-months'
visit to New York city and Cleveland,
Ohio, his old home.
Mr.. J. Fl. Gallaher, prominent citizen
of Jefferson. Iowa, is in the city.
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Stricken with Paralysis.

Walter ]. Harris, guest at the Diller.
was stricken down with paralysis about
4:30 O'Clock yesterday morning. Drs.
Smith and Marion were called and at
tended the unfortunate man. 1t was found
that the entire right side was affected to
such an extent that he had lost control oil
his limbs on that side of his body. Mr..
Harris was taken to Providence hospital
and was doing well yesterday. Mr.. Har-
ris, accompanied by his daughter, arrived
in this city July IL. from Nebraska, having
taken the trip for his daughters health.
He is one Of the leading citizens of Lin
coin. Neb., being interested in the Lincoln
National bank there
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A RAscALLY PARTNER.
$40 receipts of a Port Crescent saloon
Gone With It's Manager.

~seefpss Oh a f0rt crescent saloon
Gone With It's Manager.
A. .. Carlson, Port Crescent saloon
aseper, ieti that town very suddenly a week
go Yesterday, taking with him 500 be-
nhg'ng to Charles Williams. his partner.
VINO Is proprietor of the Overland house,
TIE loot OF South Second street, in this
ctr.
Two months ago Mr.. Williams decided TO
nar' a saloon in Port Crescent, and took
larson IN as partner A week ago yester-
"! ne went TO Port Crescent to see how
NC business was progressing. Carlson
sas evidently behind in his accounts then.
sad AFRAID to meet his partner for he dis
sPpeared that very night, almost before
~ Williams had had an opportunity to
ssesA 10 him. He went to Port Townsend
~ me tug Dispatch and at the latter place
= wan OF him is lost. His absence was not
ao'ieed untilthe following day. Dispatches
Me immediatly sent to the police in all OF
NC sound cities. Examination OF his &C
wants showed him to be 800 behind. but
w doubtful that he took half Of that
s us,'. In cash away with mnMr.
@aiAnls has placed man in charge of
:, - ssioon and is back in the city. He has
-.noss giyen up the idea of catching Carl
''c Out thinks be is in San Francisco.
larson is well-known in Seattle. where
= hsea Tor some time off and on before he
vent TO Port Crescent.
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Mr.. Halvor steenerson. Z larv.r from
ooAstan, Minn-. has been in the CITY for
$500 Gays past looking into the estate of
1li A. Holt, the smusgier shot at
alnon Day while resisting arrest by
u, Special inspector OF Customs ]. III. Cob
, 1n IN April last. He represents Hollis
, plo'ner and sister. to whom the smugcIer
lsl. nearly half Of his property. He has
paaced the matter in the hands of Moore.
..l1s~ ortn q Turner. who were Hollis at
1o[neys. and the suit to reopen the case in
WI mnien Ars. Holt obtained decree giving
I rsl u'ie 70 the entire estate. granted while
Hoit was in Alaska, viii be pressed.
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WORSE THAN TILL TAPER.
Mooney Graduates Into q Oar
ing Burglar,

sm Mooney Graduates Into a OAR
ing Burglar.
leutenant Willard took William Mooney.
sao1orioas til! Taper, into custoday as
,sFscious Character yesterday morning at
vs,OcS and thus Unexpectedly captured a
nesas passing along James street, be-
resh Second and Third streets, when
-. saaiss walked out of the alleyway which
49, from Jefferson TO Cherry streets. He
ss,e him under arrest on suspicion and
10y - INTO the alleywav discovered that the
49,. -. aoor to Adams & Briggs saloon had
Il, oloken open. Entering he found the
NJ, - NE noor riflei of ali its contents.
ss ssh oe locked Mooney up he placed a
RS Oh ourglsrly after his name on the
~ ssssr. Mooney effected an entrance TO
40. o0h ey breaking the glass ia the
- and then reaching in and unlock
49,. = The tai was locked, but easily pried
-. iae proprietors OF the saloon state
u sae OIL contained only Sill Mooney
- gwen a hearing today. He is .
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THE LAST CHANCE.

The staff of eminent Europeau specialists. DR..
Iiebic & Co., from The Liebig World Disp nsary
and Iuternatio al Surgical Ins'i'uIe. of Kansas
CIV Rntfe City and san Francisco, sre now
visitiug Sea tie, aud have concluded 10 iemsfn
one week longer. so as to give a chance for
aoxssEsafion Office at Richelieu house, O ,r-
mr. Third and Cherry streets, for this week
only. Primary treatment free this Wilt, the
only favor desired being the recommendation of
ali cured lncurablts win not be taken, but
viii h.. frankly toll 20 SO as 70 avoid uuscrupu-
lous acure-sl s. who accept fec, from any one.
Ren,ers bcr the me siove staff are he only re-
snorsfble San Francisco specialists visiting Sc
sr,l. ousrterv Come early, as afternoons and
svanif,gs ofics will be crowded Office hours
- 10 n 4, 4 ard & 70 4 sunday. 10 10 L. only.
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Improving the Streets.

The street planking on the west side of
Second streeIin front of the Halter building
gave way yesterday because of the heavy
loads OF brick and building materials that
had been deposited there. The planking
was taken up and men set to work to fill
in the place with gravel and raise the
planking to grade. Street Commissioner
Alexander also had men laying the side
walk to grade on Second street yesterday,
between Columbia and Mariod streets.
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SneFin =. J. Dingman. of Morgan county,
Ioi. WHO came up after L. II. Bartlett, the
ee'auiung cashier wanted in Fort Morgan,
mia start Tor home with his charge today.
Ias nas secured the signature OF Governor
Ferry 20 nis warrant for Bartlett, and all
= "a readiness for his departure Bartiett's
posiuon and his prospects of spending sew
elai years behind the bars of the Colorado
s'ate prison do not seem to trouble him.
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yFsTIBULED TRAIN SERVICE

Over the Nortbern Pacific railroad; dining cars
and Sleeping cars every day in the year. Seattle
70 f,licsgp III miles the shortest route. Second
sSass passengers, TOO. are afforded excellent &C
comr1o0arons-
.ulnrY THREE HOURS AND rHfSrr-srx MINUTES
saxed in reaching Chicago via this line. A.
chilherv city ticket sgenI 7ie Second street.
Roxfon block; Z. Touk!n, depot ticket agent,
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All OF the injunctions and suits against
me construction of the roadway around
Lake Union from the foot of Roliin street
20 Fremont have been disposed of by those
interested in the extension, and the work
Is again going ahead. The old force OF men
y a. work, and few days will see the
roadway completed.
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Death of Amos Burgert.

Amos Burgert died yesterday morning at
his residence, corner Williams street and
Yesier avenue, OF dropsy of the heart, aged
81 years. Amos Burgert was brother of
the late Sarah B. Yeser, and was born in
New Belfast, Sachocton county, Ohio, in
1886. The funeral services will be held at
the residence at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing, in charge of Bonney & Stewart. Sach-
octon papers please copy.
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Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the universal
.cceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid
fruit remedy Syrup of FIGS, as the most excel-
lent laxative known. illustrate the value OF the
qualities on which its success Is base !, and are
shundsntly gratifying 10 the California Fig
Sxr.p rarnnauy.
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GOOD FORT,

In February, 1889. commenced to us Hib-
bard's Rheumatic syrup and Plasters for inf am
matory rheumatism, from which / had suffered
for three years. My joints were swollen so that
could hardly walk. but three bottles of the
syruo, and the plasters applied to my limb have
cured me. C. Z. Nicholson. Manson, la. Sold
by ali druggists
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THE TOWNSHIP

Il a natural one and is the only land that could
be uti lied for such a purp sc ear the falls
There /. not an imperfect lot The new town
already possesses q good genera store a post
Office. express efiee and tslegrapa Office and
sew raj new oa Idings are Uni construction
Every Let IS to be clesred and the townsite com
many is under contract ID build fne summer
hotel
The lots range in size from 30 by 10 feet to CD
by l2J feet aud larger We viii sell 100 lots this
season 10 encourage building a. rom S2s5 10
s425 on easy rms Many prominent CT liens
of seattle ard Tacoma have already applied for
lots, upon which to build summer homes.
The round trip to Sncqualmie Falls may be
made ans day ant the fare on sundays tround
tr ~ is only sIs0 The pat may be seen at our
once snd visitors 70 snoqua ME Fails viii be
oven further in orma lou and SHOWN the sown-
~ Mr.. T. G. Wilson or Mr. g g Guilfoil.
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TWO THROUGH TRAINS

The Northern Pacific will on and after June
18th inst, run two through trains to and from
the East, leaving seattle at Clio q. m. and 2
p. m. Time shortened twelve hours. l. A.
Nadeau, general agent; E. Tonkin, depot ticket
agent. Seattle. A. Chilberg, city ticket agent
ZIG Second street. Boston block.
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CLEARANCE SA

CLEARANCE SALE AT BASYE'S
Clearai ce sale of canes, umbrellas statusry,
cut glass ware. novelties and all odds and ends
this month. ]. K. Basye, jewelry emporium,
S0i Front street.
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NEW MITTs, GLOVES
.-,~.s Chester Cieary.

Pullman reservations made for all points East
vss m Northern Pacific railroad. she vestibuled
sia.rar and dinins-car line. A. Chilberg. city
s,cse sgent. 7ls second street, Boston block; &
Tonsin. depot ticket agent. Seattle.
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Four doses of Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel better. II 1t don't you can get
31.25 Of any druggist
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crrAR.NcE SAFE AT BAsYE's

c,aarance sale of canes. umbrellas. srstuary,
.,,t slssS ware novelties and all odds aud ends,
ms month. j. h Basye. iewelry emporium,
ga Front street
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J. NJ Lang Co. druggists, have removed to
Sl7 Trout street, Colman building.
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

This fact has been recognized by the Northern
Pacific and Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Rail-
road companies and many prominent capital
lists and manufacturers, some of whose names
win appear in this advertisement. We have
noted these developments aud as a result con
troll the townsite of Snoqualmi Falls, and pro-
pose TO handle il in such q manner as to en-
courage the building of . greas city.
The following are some of the grounds on
which
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The exposition of arts at Los Front street is
,Aa evenf of This wear. Levers of all that is
hesntifuI should not iall visiting this rare treat
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Thompson's giovesdtting corsets, all styles
Chester Cleary.
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Samuel Z Crawford Charles I. Conovsr.
References-Eve bank and business
nan in Seattle.
TISEMENT
Gs.yG.@Gne pss

Washington is frequently referred to Is the
Pennsyivania of the West This is well enough
As tar as II goes. but all well-infoFmed people
know that Washington possess . not only all
OF PenpsJ lvania's sources OF wealth, but many
more She is lar superior in the way of min-
eral and timber wealth, agricultural area and
climate, and also has the finest inland sea aud
shipping facilities in the world. She has all of
the substantial resour es in greater abundance
than any other state and the world is her mar
ker OF necessity " ashington viii have her
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PIT TSBURG,

But it viii be 3 greater Pittsburg than that OF
Pennsylvania Where this great manufacture
ing town in Washington viii be locate has
been source of study for many shrewd and
fsr-seeirg nen- After watching developments
and studying the country there seems TO be q
which combines the most advantages. such as
water power, contiguity to raw materials, de-
STABILITY of location and transportation facili-
ties 10
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FOR McMURRAY, sKAGIT COUNTY, SEE
Chilberg & Gardner, Lleweiyn- Dodge building
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LACE CURTAINS.
Big drives. Chester Cleary.
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80 acser vel known to the police and b as
Zen m custody before for tapping : till.
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AMUsEMENrs.

25c ladies' jersey ribbed vests Chester Cleary.
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knights OF the Goldeu Nal

Regular meetings of T~hibodaux Cssts
I26 X. of q. <. will lie Eeld IN lhe MI
Excelsior Lodge No. "a |. q. O. Pa H. !
ond and inurth Tuesdays Of each noatb. \
o'clock T.. NJ.
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l.. Peins Capitale dams les diife-
rents pays.

voici comment dams les differents
pays du monde, on execute les
con,lamn4s a mort: "a
En- B~aviere, on guAlotine dams
rinterieur de Ia prison g
En- Btlgiqae, anciennemen', on
guillot!nait publiqaement, aujour-
d'hui Ia peine de mort est abolie ct
est;changee en- contamination aux
travaux forces a pefpetuite.
Dams lie Brunswick, la hache est
l%'instrnment du s~uprlice;
En- Chine, c'est la corJle on lc
sabre pnbliqnement;
En- Dannemark, on guillotine
publiquemeut;
Dams rEquateur, on est fusillt
publiquement;
En- France, on sc sert lie la gull
lotine, publiquement;
Eli Angleterre, de la corde, ell
prison;
Dams le Hanovre, la %guillotiue
est employee, dams Ia prison;
En- Italie, la peine de mort est
abolie.
En- Hollande, Ia pendaison Sc
fait publiquement;
Dams rOldenbur5, on fusille,
publiquement;
Dams lie Portugal, on pend, publ
quement;
En- Prusse, c'est la decapitation
par lie sabre dams la prison, qui
est Ell usage;
En- Russic, fusillade, decarita.
ton on pendaison;
En- SAKE, la guillotine, execution
privee;
En Espagne. la garotte, execu-
ton publique;
En- Suisse, dams qninze cantons,
lie sabre; daus deux cautoHs, la
g%uillotine, en- public !; ct dams
deux auttes cantons, la suillotiue,
dams les mur de Ia prison
Dams les Etats- Unis, generale-
meut la pendaison, excepte dams
lEtat de New York, OH Pom emploie
i'electricite.
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DR.. I. P. %CAILLOUET,
LOCKPORT La,
Pharmacist and Chemist.
REPRESENTATIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, les
leunes gems ct les hommes mhrs
qui veulent singer la jeunesse, al
ment ct r~echerchant les parfnms les
plus saves, les essences les plus
pures, les savons les plus odorants
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispensables ct les pins a la mode
tells que brosses a dents, peignes
brosses a chevenx, etc. etc, trOuve
ront, en- quantite tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux a
des prlx qui defent toute concur.
renee.
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Balances economiques pour poser les
lettres on autres menus objet.

Avoir une reggie plate, de so a
60 centimet1es de longueur; Il un
centimetres de Pun des bouts
sur lie miliea-percer I'm trou du
diametre dune tete d'epingle.-
Decouper, sur cation mince, un
carr6 de s cent. de cote, percer un
trou q chaque angle,-et, PEASANT
un FL dams les deux uous de cha.
que cote, reunir les quatre extre.
mites des fills par un neud Inc
goutte de cire a cacheter en- des.
sous dn plateau, pour chaque fiji,
empechera ceux.ci de courir.-
Passer lie neud des fills dams lie
trou de la regle ct ~ ixer au
mOyen dun fragment d'allumette.
VOLTA la balance confectionnee.
La regle,-feau,-est dispose
au coin dune table, reposant sur
un crayon rond place transverse.
lement ct maintenu par lie poids
dun livre, par exemple lie plateau
est suspendu librement au dehors.
Veut.on poser I'm objet '--On lie
met sur le plateau, et faisant len.
tement tourner lie crayon, on fait
mouvoir Ia reggie jusqu'a CO qu'elle
Sc trouve EN- equilibre.
Celia fait, pobjet est retire avec
precaution,-en soulevant lie pla-
teau avec Ia main,-et remplace
par des pieces de monnaie jusqu'a
ce que pequiIibre soft retabli.
On a ainsi aisement le poids,-
sachant que les pieces d'argent
resent 1 gramme par 90 confines,
soft 5 grammes par tranc,-et
les pieces de bronze l gramme par
centime.
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Bucalen's hrnica Sa,re

The Best SnIvr il the World 49,,
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt REsan
yer so'es, Teltcf, Chopped Ilauds
BIains Corns, and MI Skin Erun,,
and positively cures Piles. or N
required. 1t is guaranteed 10 o.,
feet satisfaction, OF morry rsi,,
Price - cents per box. For 81
Thibodaux Drug store.
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Les mots Photographic, porno

Les mots Photographic, porno-
graphic, jetes dams lie Ian gage cou
rant par an triste genre de littera-
ture, sont nne cause de confusion
facheuse parmi les gems dune edu-
cation incomplete.
Une bonnie bourgeoise, voulant
parler dun portrait de sd file, di.
salt rautre. jour qu'on await fait
Dele une Photographic tres reus.
sic:
Et ellie ajoutait
-Clementine, montre done ia
Photographic d ces messieurs.
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ATEL1ER

Ayant tout le matGriel neres-alre. nous
sommes 4 meme d'rxccntcr tons les "nvrageS
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