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CLARKE's NOTE EXPLAINED.
Palmer Testifying for Himself in the En-
Inn. kl.anr, o. :

Palmer Testifying for Himself in the EN-
bezzlement Case.
II. j. Palmer, on trial for embezzlement
alleged to have been committed while fore
man of one of James G. Fairs ranches, was
put on the stand in his own behalf yester-
day and he swore positively that the false
entry of $50 on the books for freight was
raised from 81 SO by Book-keeper Clarke,
and that Clarke had confessed it to him.
In explanation for the false entry, Clarke
had said he made it because greatly
in need of money. The original entry was
81 80 freight on a sulky. Even that should
not have appeared on the books, Palmer
said, because it was personal matter and
he had paid the money himself
The witness said he replaced, out of his
own pocket, the money taken by Clarke, but
required the latter to give him note for the
amount. The note was written ON the back
Of voucher and was produced in evidence.
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suppression of Pool-Kooms,

A conferences was to have been held by
citizens yesterday afternoon at the Chamber
of Commerce on the bill proposed for pre-
sentatiou to the Legislature by Agent Ben
nett of the Society for the Suppression of
Vice, but owing 10 the very small attend
ance no action was taken. Mr.. Bennett
read a copy of the proposed amendment TO
Section $50 of the Penal Code, which Is
worded TO embrace pool-roOms with other
designated evils. Then he submitted Stats
tics on the question, showing that during six
DAYS in September two po0l-r0omS in this
city had q. $50 visitors. or S50S per day.
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officers, after which choice programme
was gone through with. At the close of the
tn u. es magnificent dinner, prepared
bbg 3 ne n laules OF Suffer Greek, was enioyed
by all Present and dancing followed tn !, Ia 70
nour. 1t was the unanimous verdict of ali
present that this was one of the most eniny-
hnle affairs ever held in Suffer Creek and a
,arge increase In membership there is ex-
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II. f. Fortmann, late of Pacific Brewery
and President of the Brewers Protective
Association, started yesterday afternoon on
n trip around the world on the steamer
Oceanic. On Monday evening lie was pre-
sented with beautiful California GOLD and
quartz cane and yesterdayshe was escorted
on shipboard by host OF his friends, fore
most among whom was Il. d. Wieland, ac-
COMMANDED hy a hand of fourteen pieces.
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Jean Boulanger, Il chron ic drunk, who at
tacls. officers when placed under arrest with
his wooden leg that he detaches from the
stump, is locked up at the City Prison on
charges of drunkenness and resisting an
Officar
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Jaekson,s Case Continued.

The cases of Peter jackson and Joseph
Bswers, the prize-tighIers, who, with VIII
lam Kreling of the Tivoli Opera House, were
arrested on Wednesday night for giving a
boxing exhibition without license, Meae
until Saturday.
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y ELEGANT STEINwAY UPRIGHT AT A
"A sacrifice. 6lS Haight ST. near Steiner. Jazz I'm
oIIE SPLENDID UPRIGHT PIANO: EASY
y Ii D. terms of So. 2I3 Powell st. ta2l 1t
GRAND UPRIGHTi NEW; CHEAP G., BOX
VI 100 CAIr I;r4u~b 1Gice f,IA ri
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.Innnn Tiernex,s Sentence.

Judge Rix has sentenced Peter, alias Bull
Tierney, notorious petty thief, to serve
$50 days in the House of Correction for
stealing a lap-robe out of buggy that lie
was driving away with when arrested.
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l IRsT-CLAsS BUSINESS NEAR UNION IRON
! works; rolling mills; sale account sickness
ieorsfa ST.. bet Shasta and Sierra. Potrero. JOHN
~ UoCIE ia u 7tE
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Js0R SALE-A BAKERY, CANDY AND FRUIT
/ store ia town Of 1000 Inhabitants established
twelve years; to be disposed OF on easy terms;
account OF ~ health OF proprietor. For particulars
arrly 70 LOUIS SAKONI 81 co. sos Front. III LOT
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArE-ooATINuEp.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE-CoATINUED
no YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR CoUN-
~ try, in the prettest valley of the State? Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. Napa. Cal, Tor list OF proper
ties. SEES ii
CCHo0L LANDS. 81 SO TO 81 AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy TERMS sold by the State III tracts to
suit; 10 residence or Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list. open Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings w. LAKE Flood Building. l3 II
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrS-THE WEEKLY
~ CAlL. IN Mrapper. ready for matllng
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FINANCIAL.
az 600 600 LOAN on .d RAMGH i6s No No
than $4,000. II. SULLIVAN d CO., 12l Post. dl7 I'm
Go SlQ ono TO LOAN on RANCHES;
sDC .OOO.OOO large sums below market rates.
JOHN 4. LITTLE, 10 Safe Deposit Budg. dl6 3m
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. G. ii.
l STREET. a CO, AIS Montgomery ST. NOT II
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK,
~ o3S kearny St, the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest. oc4 rf
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FURNITURE ron SALE.

| , ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, ANO ALL
= rented TO permanent roomers; no agents. Ap-
ply CAIL Ersnch ONCE. NJ u
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S2250 9 9sa Rooms {aGii5 EiME sgSNY CoRN EE
per month; . iTst-class house Apply 10 JOHN H.
GkADN. 22Si.. MantrnnIerr 81 ino1 o
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Aunt Mary-Now, Jennie, let me see
whether you know your lesson. Tell me
who first discovered whalebonc? Jeunie-
Jonah, l guess.-ROseleaf.
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S.D-l SALOON NEAR MARKET ST.: 5
. = q -. rooms attached; bargain this day Il.
IS WHITE, 765 Market 81 Ire
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SPIRITUALISM.


A kRIFED-MRS. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
~ York; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world; Is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift secosd sight:
this she viii prove; every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead trance gives name
In fun also your future husband or wife: In BUSH
ness lawsuits marriages, divorces, deaths uniting
the separated, removing eva Influences, restoring
lost love sh0 has equal and wishes 1t distinctly
understood that she adyertises nothing but
do: all who are in trouble invised to call
convinced; $4,000 challenge any medium who
can excel her Parlors, 1920 Market ST. opp. 18th
MRS. a. SAYLoR-DiSEASES OF LADIES AND
w children cured by hypnotism. $50 Natoma.22 l5S
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Cnn BOARDING, LIVERY AND SALE
- 'jVO. stable Tor sale; north OF Market st: is
most = gift: clears $3.50 month alone on board
-cr>- n hct-caSS prices; best location: cheapest
r-'t IN oitL long lease; can accommodate forty
-.r-t has . 10 ~ regIlaI O9lrucTs aIs,i
cay stock in the state; is OF the Craudest oppor
JUaii es We have ever had for l active men:
must sell at some price At once OF sick
ness. + urther particulars GEO. STEWART, l35
EearHy ST II
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$500 SAh 1oo A NM hqDGNG 5. HOUSE USE;
S-oOto $500 per MONTH bargain. NJ LESS, II
LNnrtL 81
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Pie does not produce the best types of
men, but in a printing Office the best types
of men often produce pi.-Boston Trans
cript.
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c.I-O LUCKY PARTY GIFTS SALOON. WE'LL
r tJp. stocked. sunny furnished rooms side
BACK entrances, card-room complete; lease;
-e-t ouls $50 1919 Market St it,
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( DDn FINE PAYING SALOON FOR SALE;
e ~. doing a large trade and is positively
'.eHT-nE $ZuG per month over expenses: IS really
Nglth S2Ooc: best Of reasons for selling Apply K
hIN Ny - hearuy St ia25 n
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.C4O-H RESTAURANT. COFFEE-SALoON AND
rNcC,lN. good chance for bakery doing good
.slae~s, cheap rent; bargain. Apply ii. LESS,
II EuHT-h
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CqaO SALOON AND LoDGING-HoUSE; II
a. IlSS, Il Fourth St Its
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Somehow papa tells his fairy tales to
mamma instead of to the little ones. And
mamma is generally not enough of Iittle
one to swallow them all.-N. Y. World.
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" ANTED 5000, BY AN EXPERIENCED
~ miner and mechanic TO patent and Introduce
slne new inventions; something Of great value TO
I ming men; Will give half interest IN same for
,a Of the money. Address Inventor, Box ~, this
Talfg
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- iHHl PART CASH: HOTEL FOR SALE:
= 4f'C- prominent corner IN this city: has
been established 2S wears; SO bedrooms; fne bar.
J -t ana dlutnE-Toeln, etc; ell furnished aud Is
I.a.y H prih $1,000; VIII be sacrifeedin order to
j axe a. quick sale on account OF sickness; good
horse aul bus; d fun al the time and clearing
500 per month: is known all over the coast Ar
It; o. h hENNN, y hearuy 1al9tf
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sQD0 SALOON; 8 LIVING ROOMS; PIANO:
70. LESS. II Fourth st ifs
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..l..,j-- COR. SALOON. Mr. MARKET ST.:
2" > y. half for Sl75; best chance in the marxet
saf LESS. II Fourth ST. lt*
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no LET-NEwLY BUILT LODGING-HOUSE; 80
rooms, all on one floor; 626 Washington ST
cheap TO responsible parties. Apply 10 to - NJ,
or MADISON a BURKE ja23 7t+
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G.EBD COR. SALOON AND LUNCH-HoU Sc.
NOuV. ueighhorho5d OF factories; doing GOOD
business: fine fixtures good stock; cheap rent:
.,.d cLamce. NJ. LLSS. II fonrtn 81 1a23 AZ
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CARPETS.

BRUSSELS 5oc. OIL CLOTH 25c, MATING l5c,
- IinOeum soc. poles 25c. shades 25c, body Bras
sells zoe; carpets, furniture etc, easy terms.
NEUMAN EROS, III Sixth st. ocll II
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;L.-bO SALOON. MARKET ST; DOING GOOD
= JNo business; ms fixtures; good stock; bar
latu. NJ LESS Z Fourth st It's
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-N.o-0 PARTNER WANTED IN SALOON NJ.
- " LESS. II 81
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BUSINESS cuANcEs-coNr1NuEp.

" lO0D STORE; BAKERY; CLEARS $3.50
" wv. monthly. MCLAUGHLIN, 26 Kearny
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1E sALE-CoFFEE-sALo0y APPLY 48I9
East 81. Jazz 81
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GD7En NICE LITTLE COUNTRY HOME OF
- - ~. % acres; house, barns. etc; double
seated buggy; wagon; cart: horses; harness; all
farm implements and tools necessary: about 40
chickens: house fairly furnished; over 500 bearing
fruit trees; acres OF vines: 10 or 2 acres sOwn
IN wheat; an industrious man can make good living:
miles from f.. K. station: good road owner can
not possibly attend To II and is tired OF hired help
$1,000 can remain at per cent. w. G, Box "a,
this Office ta23 St.
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I IGHT TWO SEATED SPRING WAGON
II cheap for want Of use II Julian ave, bet. I4th
and 18th, Mission and Valencia. ja2O Cts
L'oR SALE-EXPREsS WAGON, WITH TOP;
i also double harness. 1925 Bush st. ial37
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE EXPREss-wA-
~ eon o Golden Gate ave, basement. ial5
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALI
W for four months any part the United States
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Sanso-Every time play poker l feel like
lshmael. Rodd-Whv i? Sanso-Because
my hand is against every man and every
mans hand Is against men. Y. Herald.
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!. A caterers vehicle. .. The jug handle.
8. A mammoth IRE fender. q A new troftinx
harness. .. overshce fastener. G. A nzrzlng
bottle
issued, nearly all Tor agriculture, inple-
msnts. Now the number issued exceeds
$500 year.
The oldest model in the Office is q cloth
shearing machine, on which a patent was
granted in l792 % :. q. Dorr, OF Albany.
n. Y. In the ire of 1886 more than loo
models were destroyed. and also many val
liable papers Among tie latter was a vol
ume OF original drawings by Robert Full
ton, illustrating his invention OF tbs steam
boat Many Of the models were replaced
ia after yearx and ase now 70 be seen in
the halls There WAS another fire in fss7,
starting in the model ball. and many az
the precious models were destro)~f or In
jured- This loss roused the Authorities 10
The need OF preserving records * al PAL
cnts. and the drawings On which patents
are granted (modcis arc no 'ionErr used
are ali photo Autographed and printed
with descriptive matter. Nos Tie whole
patent Office could be destroyed. xrd the
record and description Of nos one o. tho
patents issued since IS,1 xoaid BE- lost.
Among the models which are rnosf csre-
fully guarded by the authorities Is THAI os
raft or float for lifting veSseis ever
shoals IL WAS made by Abraham Lincoln
IN ISi9. when be dreamed of winning fam,
as an inventor. and patent war issued 70
him The model Of the cotton gin attracts
the attention of all vfsitor~, though Il Is
not the original model filed By vi Whit
neg in 1874, but q duplicate made from tho
drawings after tie original had b.sn de-
stroyed in the Ere Of n Wat fzErses
and reflections are reused by locking nDon
the model Of Professor Mors>'s original
electric magnetic telegraph. the frxs double
cylinder printing press invented q Hoe
IN Is42, the first shoe patented by shoe
making New England in IsIi--z pexz-d
shoe; the arst revolver patented by Colo
n-i Colt ia lsS7. Howe's frst sewing ma
china, and the first locomotive rua over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad IN 1871
ROBERT 6EAyzA
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] become in comparison desolate waste.
/ The golden hair remained. the large eyes
| were there but the Look of dumb wretched-
ness of suppressed terror that glowed IN
them made me shudder and forbade the
| question what might be the cause. Next
moment the block was relieved, the car
rage rolled away and l pursued my own
affairs.
Il almost wish had not begun this tale,
for the end is painfully sad. 1t was, if |
remember rightly, two or three weeks later
that / was returning one fine moonlight
night from Staten Island with boatload
of passengers, /, as usual, riding at the
stern We had Just made our South Ferry
moorings, and the usual rush had only
begun at the other end of the boat, when a
voice cried out, Look there, it's a woman
Turning back with the rest looked down
into the water, and there, bobbing about
on the choppy waves, with her poor dead
face toward the moon. | saw her again.
She was not so much changed this time. |
knew her at once, but probably would not
have done so but for that glimpse had OF
her in he'Carriage."
Killed herself, suppose" said one lis
tener
Did you ever find out who she was9" in
quired another.
Yes, did"
He who had first asked for the story
seemed too impressed to offer remark.
Il felt il a personal duty TO follow the
body 20 the morgue There | found she
was being described SIS belonging TO the
poorer class, and small wonder, for she
was dressed in rags. Then / told what I
knew and advised that she should be men
toned as of good family though disguised
in common clothing This hint secured
her Identification. Her parents and broth
er came, though they supposed her visiting
friends IN the west. The family were very
grateful 70 me aRd volunteered little OF
her history. l. was the common one.
During their absence she had become &C
ouainted with a BLACKBOARD who robbed
her OF money, jewels and her honor. He
persuaded her 20 conceal his name and
identity and. worse luck, she loved him
and was faithful to MIN 20 the end, though
how much he had TO DO with her death
is uncertain
There were two things at the inquest
that struck me as strange. First, the
doctors could not De positive that she died
by drowning Second, Teddy I-annan,
boatman, identified the body as that OF one
OF couple who had hired boat FOR
row, but had never returned His boat
was picked up, capsized. two days after the
inquest. He did not think it strange that
a woman in rags should be going for
pleasure row, and then said he did not no
tice she was in rags. He could not describe
her companion, but II was MAJ Is was
not for business 10 be too inquisitive- Il
was not till inquiries were made Of him By
the police that be mentioned the subJec. st
all, even the loss of his boat"
Its queer tale" observed the friend
at the table; but you ought 20 be de-
tective with your talent" And there was
sIur mingled il the compliment
I'D turn one tonight il Thought could
find that scoundrel-"
why, they were undoubtedly drowned
together. ] should say, committed sui
eide"
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ST don't believe they old," returned the

ST don't believe they DID," returned the
actor, absorbed in his thoughts.
And even if you had found your man
alive, you say, there was never a little Of
evidence to connect him with the girls
death"
Never scrap never q clew-till-till-
nowF' and the speaker brought his fist
down with a crash on the table as he al
lowed his chair to recover its normal posi-
ton
WHAT'S it," asked several in breath
The actors expressive eyebrows were
drawn down into fierce frown as he
glared at the man opposite him. After q
moments pause he spoke, but he was
struggling with intense excitement
Il passed man on the Brooklyn bridge
the night met you who motioRed his pipe
toward me in a significant manner, which
might well have been an invitation to me
to ask for light. Your signal l can
swear that man was Teddy Lsnnan, the
boatman. Your appointment was with
him a few days before the girls death.
And now know you for her escort that
day on Broadway when first saw her face
and yoursT
Murnurs OF shane" him
s'get an officer" were heard on all sides.
You're fool, was the savage answer;
but he had turned deathly pale.
Il have a very good memory for faces,
sir" cried the actor, "and / don't believe
in chance. Stay where you are. Richard
Ganthony IN Home Journal
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Kr,inetios Of the Alligator.

II Is COW announced that another forrz
Of animal life Is threatened With sxtisc-
ton. Special agents Of the United states
eensus. who have islss eonpIstss; an IN
spactioo OF the oyster ADD Eshinz safus~
tires Of Louisiana. declare that alligator
Euntipg, formerly al important Industry.
has nearly reached an end Hundreds os
men once gained livinE bT the sale Ct tbs
hides Of thsse szGTtzss % nizEuf4csarers
% shoes. trunks. bssos. s.e. The agents say
TIA: the RlHzs.oys nos killef are much
smaller thar formerly. There arr E.csi-s
az saurians cf tee paSt forty feet Ia Isogsh.
but they arc probably sporryphai. All
from twelve 20 xlxtssa feez VIII ssprxzaay
The largest CT iz1s yszrz- They have Eow
o1indlad dawn 70 barely ssd tkis xszr. aa5
are go sc1rcs that o<.e cza srsvsf a. extra
eaY throagh th. s-sn1rs without se~irz
ooe. sn6 . graf z sto-fty of LIE peocIa IN
southern Louisiana have nczxr ersop1--
tsr1d <sla oE4e. TIER are xxyY fss~ orssz.-
lag sllixsrsFs lsst. sc1 t5s szzzT.za VII
probably BE sxtzzex IN sne ktxse IA { - rexS
ten pears. sIOSS. fss tzcs ga ksst ~
It's sAvkA
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Alaskan Mosquitoes.

Moss, shrubs and berries grow in great
profusion along Yakutat bay shore, and
over the moraine a regular trail was
formed as the large brown bears crossed
and recrossed in search OF food or berries.
The glacial stream divided into a thousand
branches and formed an ideal delta, depos-
iting silt and glacial debris. Our course
took rs over q mountain spur and across
an interior basin about 800 feet in height,
filed with numerous lakes and swarming
with mosquitoes
Indeed there were such myriads CT the
latter that Imagination suggested that
each fake of snow had concealed within Il
a germ, and thus mosquito had generated.
Here it is that sometimes huge brown
bears, driven TO fury and desperation by
these tomenting little beasts, finally tear
their flesh and die II agoly.-M B. Kerr
in Scriboer's-
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sor-u Exrl- xr-xrM or MODELS.


Here Is q model which makes people
laugh Fifty years ago "a so1e sections
OF the country the rural people used pine
knots instead of candles. and q Connection:
genius secured patent Cor device fer
holding then-a device nos unlike can
dles-ick. The krotholder, tie eandIss:ick.
patented. AID cnly kalf . csz:ary ago
Seems odd. doeza't 10 But y was CAY
eighty years ago that gas wss frsr intro
c.1ced a . American city So~ an entire
division of tie patest oftsce Is devoted "a
electric light ard e,aer sleetrs-sl patents.
Il Il the busiest Of al tse dTvissoaA TIE
kro.hcl5Gz and c2Ealestlck hase lid tier
day.
C-s ccrli write q book ahczt the irvsc-
ttozs, COW Indispensable 20 ezzihxz.to3,
which are 20 be secn n rszc-e through
these paasnt halls ard svsyy ocs 81 vksca
hzs coos dur.Eg tie osorury whose Ed -
roz 20 BE- observed The s1eef pboy. ,ks
cotton ga, the d-il seesler, the nsssr AID
reaper, he t6resbs-. are A<,ezg sAe faveo~
tioas ~kich haze prsccs1f sgTscritEr>,
tia Eso:Asr az ecu1exre and Industry.
TIE "a. gay an6 Tia sss<rssAip, sks ezertrs
rz-rosd aid tEs cSAlc rrx1. ere EzJ a.
ESz+ say even the ps<nksaa horse ca, srs
Eyo.2c.s G. Ise cxrexy. - ---~-sz.
So are the selsxzph All Tie tsIepAc.s,
he paczozrz2o- the se~1az rcAcA.ne. Tia
knitting machine. Tie fast wso p@rfsee1Eg
r-a1tlng press, tcs raocsxn loozn. sr<r-o
iyp3zg With PAPER make. EttcgrxpnY.
stesi 2Ea pso<o >ogrsvtnz. tss p@xseozsr
AID freight eas~xsoz. To- sean psSs driver.
tie compressed air eTiu for eHst17z TIA
les. tie s@sp@rssoa 0r11gs. tie rEeaz~ssss
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