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The New South., 1892-06-11

Tile Queen and Crescent Route has
granted reduced rates account the fol-
lowing meetings.
80 jackson, Miss, Peoples Party
Convention. June y, 1892.
Az Nicksburp. Miss, Mississippi Con
ference Women Missionary Society NJ.
r. Church. South, June 25-29 1892.
For further information as to rates,
etc call on ticket agents.
+ duced rates have been granted by
The Queen & Crescent Ronte for the fol-
loAing occasions:
At Washington, D G., Homeopathy
American Institute, june 1917.
AT Washington. ID. G., Plambers'
I (Alssters) National Association, june
AtSt Louis, Mo, Electric Medical
association. June lJl7
Ut Knoxville. Tenn. Students Sam
met Sth0ol ! NJ. g. 4. and south. IN
SecresNiai Institute, June 1929
At Cincinnati, o., National prohibi-
ton Convention, june 24-30.
~ Atlantis. ba., Southern Educatiou-
al aud NeoFgia Teachers Associatiou.
july 20
IA Cleveland. O., Music Teachers
Sasioaal Association, July 5-S.
Tor urther information as to rates,
sleep;ng can berths etc. call on ticket
aseats or address y. G.. Edwards, G.. p.
A Cincinnati. Ohio.
The New South., 1892-06-11
FOE TIC CAMPAIGN

The I'WIgE n A. WEEK sc. Iaurs
Republic will be mailed each Tues-
dan aasf Friday. from nov ui4til Nh
yenber 30, 1852, fur ONIy FORTY
CENTS. 1t il y great setni-weekly pa
per. and win be indispe. sable during
the Campaign Al extra copy wili be
sent free t9 November 81. tathe sender
al each clab Of liye. with Two Dollars.
send for 4 package Of sample copies any
raise asciub. Addw~s iAg RsruBsIc.
st. Louis No.
The New South., 1892-06-11

Cleveland isthe 4iasiepf aaodl-
daie u ] logical isuA fadf
liefprm,
The New South., 1892-06-11

Il i telegraphcd from Jackson
that there arc serious doubts III The
minds of those we'll Informed Ii lhe
revenues Of the State for the ncxt
two years will be equal u Ethe ap.
preprin,lons made hy TIE lasi leeis,
lature. The reason given II tie
change 10 w. hand assessment
which was made after The state leyy
was made, the arbitrary Madison
law heing, late il ihe session, pros
nounred unconstitutional Missen,
pnr.
The New South., 1892-06-11

That most agricultural
paper, tiome aaa Farm. that de-
votes only one page 81 III i6to eiv,
Ing editorial advice "a politics, aud
tho balance totl.e good az ,hc far
ners, SAWS of MI & land: wye
beli,,s i oihe interest 80 thc South
70 lhr interest oF tho Wcps, anu %
The interest u tie whole conniry,
and tba, il Il een,ial d tile unity
aud success 81 the amncratie par
~ that air. Cleveland should be
nominated ia Chicago. X the Dem
oerats can not elect Mr. Cleveland
they cannot eleet anybody. Yazoo
Herald That i Jus, shout ihe size
Of il. snd mark the prediction, that
Cleveland win he nominated. II
however ha should decllur, II
friends gill dictate the nomination
The New South., 1892-06-11

In "hleeding kansas il N said
that the Democrats and Alliance
men viii unite and get up fusion
tickets, III order e carry the State
nest fall In meeting few days
nga, aAresnlution 70 that effect, was
unanimously adopted. A fair di-
vision Of all the officers and the
electorial VOTE has been agreed up>
on.
The New South., 1892-06-11

Subscribe for the NEW SoUrH only
sIV1 4 ssaE.
The New South., 1892-06-11

senator vllas voices The Dcmo
cratic principles exaety This
time of hcaYy nfiif tuXea, big pen-
sion ouilay, vanished surplus md
hard times and impending dcicit-
L n95timn for tNlragaMnI pppro.
prialiohl u doubtful utility
The New South., 1892-06-11
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flestlaa1 l8el I til Nv i q
inV.
The New South., 1892-06-11

j Mr IloselH Intends speaiiug his
asnmmer Ii quivt nook il New Ems
gland, dcYoling i large portion of
BIS time 20 tie writing of bis novel
Aof Amarcau Birl-life, q be publish.
% IN the Autumn IN The Ladies'
llome Journal,
The New South., 1892-06-11

There u one consolation III thr
present political situation. lhc
wenkcst democrat haa i better
chance ~ Nlnlhanshp D ropsasat ee-
publican, still that Il no reason
why thP Chicago convention should
nominate weak candidate.
The New South., 1892-06-11

Under the new low. The Board of
Supervisors are e c1uirod 70 reyiow
the public roads twice ycnr. Tho
first review will commence about
lbthIulY. Oyerseera would 10 wpll
20 zee TINT their roads ore ii good
condition, otherwise they may 20
indicted by the grand jury,
The New South., 1892-06-11

The new Code aays "I.hc Board
~ Supervisors % each county ahnll
~ its regular meeting II September
~ each year, levy Tho county taxes
and shall order d certain rate per,
centum Oh the amount of tho state
tax upon the assessment roll,to be
collected for county taxes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

guest @ - Mer>sa ysstsreay. Ne.
Fmuan uae fcgunriy profoaoog q
Greek u ~ 6to1o Nornas sctsssl. ~
rave up snenorip>e and d5-Gammss fol
the mara luorn1i1o t1ninoeo g Uanang.
II CAME up here - eoosuit he 6gap1
kApids stockhoj6ers e eur u,oe." -
SAD yestorooy. I'VE are making p1An1
tos the develepDont ct ths mlne- VI
have been ,ncorporased and shall 49,
~ at work eettsalg out the ore. Jues -
soon - the Dnou Eets od The grouse ~
shau oog1n operatlone egaln. We hevo
= very rich ns,ne ~ the Northern Ronin.
suia, The ere viii run - pr oent ttM
m unuoaaiiy good ore thstcan d. that
AZ rule ,ron viii aserags from - =
81 per cent. s. yoa go this y conss6s
arebiv higher than tsse ordinary. ou1
ore = the opeculny naAguetlte4 IL
many re6poclo that y 81 ens;er ore q
bandlo than ooft houAtjte. Hssnsszto
can = mined very eeslly until yen have
rssche6 oorto1n ofoge: then u u uoooa,
tsry - put y - eiaeorate systen oe
prope oal oGoooa. With the hard mag
neeite you 60 ~ h fos columns ao1
Ist tho ogo i1oD1f support the mine.
Whso Il conoo - uorking thoro - ooOo
ds6eronco In the mo orea rather -
favor - tho mnkooeato. There = cen
s,derablo Gsand Raplds capital ,nveessd
IN our mine. Ard tAe etockhoideEs are
looking forward - foms very pFofis-
able soou1ls,"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
DEED QFA NIHILIST
An Assassin Attempts to Kill
the Gar.
HIS BOMB FAILED TO EXPLODE


er. PErsnssuao. March 7.-Whils the
csAr,ns and csesowits we're driving on
ths yekveoki proepecs yesterday altar
noen. = taIi noan nth : darx museaens
and veasiee : jooos overcoat ran cut
from ~ crowd end threw parcel ~
The carriage. He evidently intended
that is should fsil inside The uindev.
but Il dropped 70 The ground sevesal
feet fFoa The rear wheels. The csarina
aw the man take somsthine from ~
der his coat. She turned pale. hall
rose from her seat and then sank hack
on her sons shoulder. The ooachman
drove on With aii speed, scouting -
the polioo on the drive and pointing To-
ward the man who hurried Oh through
the crowd. several arrests we're made
Within : few minutes. bot with what
results cannot b ascertsinod. The
bundle consisted of . metal recpeacle,
containing fluid not yet analysed snd
covered with iooee block cloth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

r.,.
Maek'nae isiano - making T'sPs'o"s
to Receive the Resorter.
W. p. Preetou. Of Mackiuac Islsnd.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

PTrrsBURG, Pa, March 1.-Robert
Mcclure, the agent of the Law aud Or
der league, who has been waging war
on the newsdealers, carriers aud news
boys for selling newspapers on Sunday,
was arrested today for wilful and. COR
rupt perjury, and gave bail in the sum
of $1,000 for . hearing on Thurs
day. Last Thursday Mcclure
swore positively that he purchased :
copy of the Pittsburg Press 1T 7:20
O'Clock Sunday morning, February Is,
from James AZ. Sharp. . south side
news dealer. Sharp went on the stand
add testified that he did not ell papera
that day, and At the hour named he
Was osiinG his breakfast. NotNith-
stAp1inG -1hiev Sharp WAS 6lied the
u1dal $25 and cost BY Alderman Robe.
Sharp claims be has evidences that will
convict Mcclure. The penalty is $500
fne and imprisonment not exceeding
seven wears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
SUFFERING ron rood.
TAs Moshu 81 Mind -Realss Bishop With-
cut ths Necessasiss of Liie-

N,
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Biahob. mother of the lata Waahsnxton
Ir,;.v n,~hc, th. ,.,,.d -r..A.- !. ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

cs2nd Rapids WIN BE the Metropolis
of Michigan.


H. A. Brown Of the Potter Chemical
company, New York, manufacturers Of
soda and ssleratus, 10 . guest at the
Morton. az came to Grand Rapids to
look after our business with the whole
sale grocerymen," hc remarked last
night. I'VE don't keep any men on the
road; we do most Of our business BY
means Of brokers, but We have mono
here and % deal directly With the
Wholesalers. ] always like TO come 70
Grand Rapids. tell you it's hustling
town, and will surpau Detroit some
day. Grand Rapids already does more
business in ths Wholesale grocery line
stance IN time will be multiplied until
the Valley City will surpass the City Of
the Straits in every particular. Grand
Rapids has better chance to grow
commercially than Detroit has. This
city has chance TO grow from tour
different ways. 1t has IN immense
northern trade. which 10 increasing
every year. The river and Canada
make it impossible for Detroit to reach
out ia moro than two directions for
trade. OF course Detroit 10 . lakeport;
bat II Grand Rapids can get the
big ditch she is after Detroit will be
comparatively stranded. There can be
no question concerning the amount OF
business that this city is dong. We
can stay in New York and gusge it
accurately. You zee soda 10 staple
commodity, just - much 20 - salt
and sugar. The amount Of s0da that
auy community consumes 10 . very
snre guide 70 the extent ct the
grocery business carried eo. There 10
no grocery firm that does { handle it."
While speaking Of the political situa-
ton in New York, Mr.. Brown oAid: Az
matter Of fact. have heard more
about New York politics since came
west than l did IN the city. All the
politics going in New York now 10 DEM
ocratic, and Tammany controls il.
When il comes to political manipula-
ton Tammany doesn't talk much; il
saws wood all the time. The working
of that organization 10 simply wonder
full in its perfection. When it starts
out with an end in view. it never fails
to accomplish is purpose. l have been
more and moro impressed with that
fact as have watched the results OF
the organizations work. Was about
10 say the workings Of Tammany; but
nobody ever sees the actual nanipula-
tions. As an example take the 1884
election when Tammany was 90
ANXIOUS to elect Grace mayor. That
was all there was In the election for
Tammany. and it was bound 70 elect
Grace If everything else went. So II
went TO different republican managers
and said: Now see here, We want 20
elect Grace and you don't care cuss
for these LEGAL Offices. Now for every
vote you will give us for Grace. We will
give You two profanity good ones for
president As = result Grace Was
elected and Cleveland's presidential A.
pirations were knocked into . cooked
hat. II Hill gets the democratic uom-
ination for president. you may depend
upon II Tammany will roll him up .
majority in the city euficient to carry
the state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Loved mol Wi9cty Out loo Wen ana 40
Now IN Jsl-
LAxsISG. March 7.--Fsnnk Hsrris
wss injured BY logs rolling upon him
sAnrdsy. and died yesterday, aged -.
he leaves . wife and three children.
Edgar Curry and Ara Charles Nc
Bride Of Mason. loved net wisely but
toe veil. resulting in their arrest for
adultery upon the compliant Of tie LAT
ter's husband and had IN examination
81 Mason today.
John CArg,II, - years cid, Was ar
rested and bound over 10 the iugham
circuit court for trial upou . charge Of
assault with attempt 70 commit rape.
the victim being the l4-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Edgar Mann OF Ing
ham township. The mother makes the
compliant.
3ties d. Mae Smith Of Grand Rapids
and w. II. Hopkins Of Lansing have
temporary clerkships IN the oflice Of the
auditor general; William casgrove Of
Detroit . permanent appointment -
abstract clerk in the ONCE OF the COM
missioner OF the state land ONCE. and
David Enright. thA father OF the 70.
doubtabie "Johnnic j." Of Detroit. has
teen appointed 10 = permanent clerk
ship IA the stxtc department.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

A general alarm Of fire last night and
. bright light which illuminated tha
heavens in The northern part Of the city
caused those living ia that vicinity who
happened 10 have business deWn town
great anxiety. Box No. 15s was pulled
1t s:l5 o'clock On account Of the Tara
ing OF . shed st No. 634 North lonia'
street, swnsd BY Adam Kelly, and q
harm in The rear Of No. Is Plainhel4
avenue, owned BY T. n. Sweet Total
damage $40. lnstead Of Il being Z
general alarm Il was two alarms freR
the same cox within twenty minutes
An unoccupied hcuse ewned by 6. c.
Hoods eetate on Coidbfo etrset vas
discovered eu ire ~ sis p. n. No. !
engine house wss notified and the
blaze sxtlnguished. Slight damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
METHODIST UNION.
The Ministers of This District Meet in
Conferences.

Conference.
The Methodist ministers union Of The
Grand Rapids district held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday in the
Division NJ. f. church. There was q
large attendance, nearly all The men,
bcrs IN the district being present. Pre-
siding Elder Cogshall WAS IN the chair,
and the Rev. w. l.. Davidson acted as
secretary. The principle subject under
discussion was city evangelization. The
union decided TO have = grand banquet
in Hartman's hall in Nay or June. 20
which will be invited SOME of the abless
divinss IN the country, who have made
evangelical work . speciality. The
matter will be thoroughly discussed.
and : plan formulated for Aggressive
work. The Rev. Geo. Horusr, Of
sparta, read an able paper on evangel-
icsI work. and the sugGestions which Il
contained, were discussed IT length.
The Rev. w. /. Cogshaii was elected .
delegate to represent the union 1t the
national convention OF Methodist
UNIONS 70 be held IN PittsburG March, Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
JAY GOULD IN MEXICO.
Says He Is Greatly Improved in
Health.

SAX ANTONIO, Texas, March Jay
Gould and party left At O'Clock this
afternoon for Mexico. The first stop
will be made At Laredo. where they
will spend the night. Gould stated
that he would visit Monterey, and
probably the City of Mexico aud Vera
Cruz. returning to New York via the
Mexican Central to FL Paso, then over
the Texas Pacific. He authorized the
statement That ne il greatly improved,
and in as good health as for several
nuouths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
Lost IN Mid-Ocean.

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-Shipping
circles vera startled today BY report
OF the abandonment in mid-ocean Of
the new bark Invertrosacha, involving
a loss of upward of $250,o0O TO the
underwriters. Ten men are said TO have
persisted. The news was received from
Captain Deuchers of the Tanker of
Bear Greek, which vessel arrived from
Pennut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08


-. .-.,.,-- 49, -. IA -
49,. ~Ss~s ~ 49, - sss,s- -
Su.sss So @ -. rs..evs6 80 ..ss.,hs~ rSsl
work az renovst,ng the new sdd,t,on
And untkinr in the new passenrer eie.
vstoy viii be rushed. and Colonel
Riseiev .expecte 70 have everything e
new and bright - = dollar within thirty
days.
! A. s. weatherbee, OF Chicago, one OF.
the insurftics men at the Morton, u q
large Owner in the sapphirs felds ia
Montana. He ssys work will begln ins
the spring on the mines. The nsl1sl
are very rich. Until he opene the
mines again Mr.. wsathsrbss viii re-.
SIDE n Grand Rapids-
Z. c. Dibhsss che well known clerk ~
the Morton, Who has been laid up fosl
six months with infsmratory rheunaS,
item. has returned from Mount Cieme
ems and resumed bis old place. yessess;
DAY. penine the aesk q tne Asrsen.
the natives ana dexxIee the o'o tuners
. tne s,oftop yessetasy ~ psyine
S snlee cusn'cn a o''''stu' ~ s"s e''neooA
ccnssns. "s
~. \; ; pnoox; ssns %
% sa1 ~ - 80 s.suhN sh9 Ns- f.as f:;ng
sso's u-. src,k 49, = ,,;sh ~,
s'1n' ns. onosA r., J. sasn n'a' 49,
~ ..r,cy' r,,se - - $500 n.
=. :.'s 80. 49, s~..'si~ -,sh 49, -. "a ss
h.rs r. - 81 shsn, tr~Ssed-
c;a.1~ os.ss- IN. ,,cr.,,.. c,.vk ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

pa up fogfslt Of sl.eoe end iesusd
chalIenee = John l.. sullivan 10 nght
for ~, 40 = SIDE and the largest purse
any club viii give. Brady sald he would
add u 80 - ths ferfeD - soou g be
learned that Sullivan indicated wiling
noss - meet Coebest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

ssorx FAf4z. $. D.. March 7.--Judre
Atkins today announced his decision
In the Dcsfurs divorce cass granting
tue bsrunss< . decree Of AhsDiuts a.
voree aad the custody OF her minor
enid. The dndsnks we're al egasnAt
the defendant. not ene 81 his posnis
k<ine sustained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

usvre. yesterday morning. She had
ssen born ~ ne sseeregs qusrsess on
February -. The neither, Ars. Marie
Barn, Is "a her way 70 jein hss hushand
In Chicago. The saloon pasoengsss
took up suhsenptien and handed the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

PHILADELPHIA, March 7.-President
Mcleod OF the Philadelphia 4 Reading
railroad Is in receipt Of . dispatch from
D. B. Dennis. president OF the Cold
water, Michigan, National bank, stat
ing that when the concern was robbed
on the night Of the 2d inst. the thieves
secured forty deferred income bonds Of
the Philadelphia 4 Reading company
OF $1,000 each. The bonds were .
special individual deposit, and Presi-
dent Dennis asks Mcleod to give the
matter every posaible publicity 70 AID
the bank in securing the return of the
bonds and To have them stOppcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Panama's Congress VIII Declare film
President.

San FRAScIsco. March 7.--Advices
from Panama by steamer San Bias
which arriycd today state that dead
lock existed in the presidential election
in GuatemaIs between the Lainfiesta
and Rssna Barrios. and that congress
would declare Barrios elected. Barrios,
IL was said, If elected would declare
war ON Salvador for the purpose Of
avenging the death OF his uncle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

WAUKEsHA, Wis.,, March 7.--At il
o'clock this morning Charles Begss, =
laborer, shot his wife and then himseIf.
lie 10 dead and his wife cAnnotrecover.
Jealousy II supposed 70 have been the
cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

wAsHrSsros, d. c.. March IAN.
other consultation Of springsr's physi-
cisns VAS held tonight. A. . result il
was stated that the condition Of the
patent ehowcd slight Improvement
with reason 70 hope for recoveYy. Mr..
Springer passed qaiss day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Hon. ].
w. Kendall, representative in congress
of tile Tenth kentucky district. died at
his residence in this city At 9:25 tonight.
from the effects of two strokes OF apo-
plcxy received this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
GRAND DUKE LOUIS DYING.
The Palace at Darmstadt Surrounded by
Sorrowing Subjects.

BERLIN, March THE Grand Duke
Louis of Hasse shows no signs of inn
provemeni today. His breathing is
labored and the attending physicians
have the greatest fears. The grand
dukes children have been notified of
his condition. and il 10 said that the
Grand Duchess Elizabeth 10 hurrying
from Moscow to reach tho bedside OF
her eyiug father. The greatest sorrow
prevails among the people and the PAL
ace at Darmstadt was surrounded at an
early hour by . multitude, ANXIOUS to
learn the latest regarding the condition
of the ruler to whom taey are deeply
attached.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08
KHEDIvE's AGGRESSIVE PLANS.
Movement by Egypt TO Recover the
Soudanese Empire.

VIENNA, March H--News from Egypt
is to the effect that the new khediye in
te nds TO begin his reign in brilliant
way by recovering the Soudanese en-
pirc which WAS lost to Egypt with the
from the Soudan indicates that mn in
vasIon properly organized and conn.,
mandcd would not fail of success; that
the people are ripe for q change aud
that the Egyptians would bo welcomed
by the masses of the inhabitants a. de-
liverers from an intolcrabie tyranny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

Two Hundred Captured At One Coup In
Chicago.

cHlcAeo. March frank Shaw's
gambling rooms, At $50 Clark street,
we're raided tins afternoon, the services
of twenty-five central officers. under
command Of Capt. Shea and Sergeant
Wood. being needed 70 arrest the 200
players.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

The employing or msstcr plumbers
Of the city have completed The organ
,xation OF An association comprising
tbesc firsass Rotbfus 4 Powers. Me-
Pnali a Struhs. Thcmpeon 4 Hunt.
VIM. Kobersson. r. Runions "a son,
A. n. Ham. r. sbryef. u. schneider.
sproul a Mct,urrln. wcathsrly A.
Fult. The ASSOCIATION hss the follow
ing ofsicerss President. r. snfivef: s,fe
president. wm. Robertson; sscfstary.
W. Weataefley. treasurer. Wm. +. Nc.
turin. sergeant. l.. schneider.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-08

The certificate OF Incorporation Of
the oakaAie Methodist E3.eco-
paI Church wss filsd With the
county clerk yesterday. The trustees
are Myron =. tfeakef, Henry u.
cssamh>rs. 5anss II. Barked. James
rnnhks and tseo. r. WlIson. THe
psssns mover IN ihs eutefprsse = The
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elder of Sire tlsApi kse.ds d1ssfset TIE
sssos stiss ell saassss<ri = <isafsh A.
osk dale Park.
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