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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
VIEWS OF MIR. DEPEw.
He Says the Verdict Demands the Repeal OF
the Mckinley Law.

He Says the Verdict Demands the Repeal of
the Mckinley Law.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Chauncey NJ. De-
pow expressed his views on the result of
the election in a speech at the regular
monthly meeting of the Union League Club
this evening. After the disposition of
a little routine business, Mr.. Depew. who
Is president of the club, was called upon
for speech. In the course of his remarks
he said:
''In my experience as a lawyer I have
sometimes had clients IN important cases
so overw helned by disaster that they could
only laugh at their ruinous surroundings.
We nigh; the laugh at s,.. The re-
are liable to be Of much serious conse-
quence To the country at large. 1t is diff
cult to find tho cause that has led
to the political overturning of the
country. We had as candidate for
President a man who commanded the re-
spect Of the entire country In greater de-
gree than any candidate of the other side
for many a years. man of greater
felicity and wisdom in expressing
himself before the people-a man who
wise statesman IN the conduct of publIc
affairs. We had for candidate for Vice
president man of high character, who de-
served the approval of the public.
ION the other side. there was a candidate
for President who core peculiar relation
TO the independent vote of the country.
inasmuch as the Independents voter
ascribed to him in superlative de-
gree the possession of great yir-
tue and wisdom in craftsmanship.
They had as candidate for president
q man whose opinions were at variance
with those of about eight-tenths of his fell
low-countrymeD. In eleven States tho
Democrats had no ticket of their own. but
supported the wild illusions of tho Green
back Farmers Alliance PEOPLES parry. But
outside of those states Sir. Cleveland has a
clear majority.
II talked to-day with O pearl button
manufacturer. who said that he paid SIS a
week TO his hands before the passage of the
Mckinley bill, but Is paying them 500 TO
go now. Yet he said they had
cause they had been led to
believe that they were not getting their
share of the profits. Thus they have got
the laboring vote by claiming il did not
get Its share of the benefits of the tariff.
This verdict demands the repeal of the
Mckinley bill and the cutting of the tariff
whore Is protects either the mill-owner or
the mill-hand. When asked Democratic
Congressman. to-day. If tho Democrats
would repeal the tariff law and the 10 per-
cent. tax on State banks. he said: Brother
Depew. platform Is made 90 get in on. not
to stand on
Il hope the Democrats will have cosirol
of the Senate. lie is the only hcpe of the
Republican party. Then the Democrats
cannot say We have prevented their fultill-
Ing their Chicago promises aud We car say TO
them. 'Yon are phenomenal frauds and got
the control by lic.' We viii make them
confess they did not dare fulfill their prom
ise.o
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against our chief executive. / do not take
that there was so much of an insane desire
for change merely. Our people vote
rhoughtfully. as . people. But there was
desire 10 break away from party bonds
That Is what 1t was this time. but just
what the reasons behind 1t ALL none of Us
can tell ct this moment
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Lake County.

Crown PoINT. Ind. Nov. 10.-The off,
cial connt in Lake county gives Cleveland
1910. Harrison 2.97S; Cleveland's plurality.
50. Matthews. for Governor. received AZ
plurality. and Hammond, for Congress. 65.
The Republicans elect Dinwiddie for Rep
resentative over f. Bert. the present in
cumbent, by 81 plurality. The Republic
ans also elect Judge, prosecuting attorney
and surveyor. Democrats elect auditor.
treasurer. recorder, sheriff. assessor. coro-
ner and two commissioners. The Prohbi-
tionIsts cast l47 votes and the Peoples
party As.
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RETURNS COMING SLOWLY
Revised Table for Eichty-Two Counties
Gives Over 1000 Plurality.
This Win Likely Be Cut Down to Less than
1000 By the Official Returns-Republic-
ans Gaining in the Legislature.
EVERYTHING HANGING BACK.

System Of Reporting tho Vote In Indiana
Very Archaic and Moss-Grown.
The following table. revised from yester-
day. has approximately accurate returns
from eighty-two counties. A few of these
are figures gathered from Democratic
headquarters. but tho most are based on
dispatches received ut this Office, and are
reasonably reliable.
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ty-five men from Fort Bowie. who have
been in pursuit of the kid" and his band
of renegadss for some weeks. came upon
the camp of the Indians in Dou btful canyon,
Arizona Territory, about one hundred
miles TO the west of this point. early yes
ferday morning. The l0dians discovered
their approach and escaped, leaving their
camp behind them The troops are IN hot
pursuit. and tits expected that ere this the
gang has either been captured or many Of
them killcd.
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TT :. ENGINEER OFFICE. 81 WEST CON
u. gress street. Detroit Mica. November .. 1s92
Scaled proposals for furnishing all labor materials
and appliances. and excayaiing ship canal 20 and
II feet DEEP eetwwn Chicago, Duluth and i.ialo,
will De received at this Office until j. m. STANDARD
time. the following dates. ard then publicly
opened Fsr third section. sailors Encanpmcns
December .. 1892 for seventh section. Grossepolns
Flats. on December TO- 1892. for sixth section.
Clair Flat December II 1882 for eig IN section.
mouth Of Detroit river. December H. 1892. fur
second section Little Mud Lake December IA.
le52 for liftl section. foot Of Lake Huron De
cemoer To- ls92 for fourth section. A,ld Lake Sioi
december III. 1892 FOR rst section. Roand Island
shoals December IL. 1872 Specifications. blank
forms ami All available in oraion an faruish- "a
application In this Office. O. NJ. POE Colonel
Corps II I'm. lneers. ByL Bris-G neral L. s. -
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Mr.. Halford Was Surprised.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Private Secre-
tary Halford has resumed his duties at the
White House. He arrived in Washington
this morning from Indianapolis. He frank
ly admits his surprise and disappoinsment
at the result of the election, aud says he
gave up all hope for the Republican ticket
when he first learned of the heavy Demo-
cratic majorlties in Chicago aud New York
cltv
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Tippecanoe County.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. 10.-Tbe official
vote of this county was announced at
IL o'clock tonight The Repub-
Iican electoral ticket receives 1856;
Democratic 1896. Chase received
4.S25; Matthews. 4, 1913; Worth, 1914; Temple
ton. 40. Waugh received 4,s57; Brown,
1896. The entire county ticket goes Re-
fOg
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Kosciusko County.

WARSAW, Ind, Nov. 10.-The last returns
from the out townships Of Kosciusko coun-
ty were received to-day, and give Cleve-
land 2sS and Harrison $50, which Is q loss
of 306 over 1883. The vote for Congressman
Is not yet complete. and although Dodge.
the Republican candidate. will have ma
jority, he will run behind his ticket.
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Get Democratic plurality

Four of the remaining ten counties.
Brown, Crawford, Owen and Warrick. es-
timated on the 1858 basis. Will give Dem
ocratic plurality of 1.562. The remaining
six. Henry. Kosciusko. Pike, Randolph.
Ripley and Warren, on the same basic.
should give Republican plurality of d. 0GS,
or net Republican plurality from coun-
this from the net Democratic plurality of
IL, $50 leaves Democratic plurality of g.
619, u conservative estimate.
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or; William w. Borden. 1858; Browns
plurality. 1929 For Joint Senstor-Isaac
Leyden. 4, 09e; E. NJ. C. Hobbs. 2. $40; Leyden's
plurality. 1859. For Joint Representative
Smith Askrew, 4099; Edward f Rich
ardson, 2,9s0; Askrew's plurality, LISA
For Representative-Georg b. Mcintyre.
4,oIl; Andrew Fite, 2,ss5; McIntyEe's plu-
raliey ia
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 1o-The general mis-.
eionary committee of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to-day had a very inter-
esting discussion of the silver question.
1t came up on the report of the committee
on the equalization of salaries of mission
aries and was settled by resolution that
oil appropriations for salaries in so-called
silver countries shall have the benefit OF
the premium of gold and the report was re-
ferred TO the missionary board of New
York, with the recommendation that
salaries of missionaries shall be adjusted
on the gold basis.
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white,aw Reid.s Views.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10-Whitelaw Reid
said to-day that while greatly dissappoint-
ed at the success of the Democrats. Mr.
Reid said that his own defeat caused him
no personal unhappinesa Evidently the
whole Republican party does not approve
the Republican policy" he said. The fact
that the disaster had not been confined to
two or three doubtful States. but had ex-
tended TO California. Illinois and Wiscon-
Sin. he thought. clearly showed it was due
to q tendency affecting the party through
out the country. Obviously many 2epub-
licans Thought the tariff had gone far
enough. In view of this IL was probably
best that the Democratic victory had been
complete.
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DePanu Giria Yofed

GREENcAsTLE. Ind, Nov. 10 - At
Ladies' Hall. DePanw University. was
established q polling place on Tuesday
morning and a regular election was con-
Quoted according TO the formalitlcs Of the
Australian ballot system. The result was
as follows: Ont of total vote of eighty
three four were rejected by reason of being
mutiiated: fiffy-oue were for Mr.. Harrison.
twelve for Mr.. Cleveland and sixteen for
Bldwell
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Jaaper County.

RENSSELAER,, Ind, Nov. l0.-The official
vote of Jasper county gives Harrison 1886;
Cleveland. 9S7; Bidwell &C; Weaver, 362;
Chase, 1855; Matthews. 9e6; Worth. CT; Tenn
pleton. 363. For Congress. Thomas Ham,
mond, SS2; William Johnston. 1888. The
county ticket Is elected By ma
jorities from IL to 42 over the fusion of
Democrats and Peoples party.
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Hancock Caunty.

GREENFIELD. Ind. Nov. 1o-The official
vote in Hancock countyis as follows: Cleve-
land 2,S29; Harrison, 1852; Bidwell. a.;
Weaver. 1919. Governor-Mntthews 2315;
Chase, 1924; Worth, IS; Templeton, 1873.
For Congrsss-Bynum. 2,26l; Henry. 1896;
Boston, 6S Walker. 271.
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Tipion County.

Upton, Ind, Nov. 10-The canvassing
board is in session now ana the official
vote shows that Cleveland's plurality in
Upton county will be 2l9, loss of 100 as
compared with 1855. The vote for Gov
ernor Is the same. There were very few
conteated ballotR
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Jefferson County.

MADISON. Ind, Nov. 10.-Jefferson conn.,
tvs official count gives Harrison. $50;
Chase. 14o. The highest plurality on the
county ticket is 776 for vanosdol for prose-
cutor, and the lowest 514. for Thomas for
commissioner. The Prohibition vote is 81.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
Gibson County.

PRINCETON, Ind. Nov. 10.-Gibson couu-
ty's official vote on the State and national
ticket is Republican by plurality of 165.
Twlneham. Republican candidate for Con-
Rress in the First district. has 242 plurality.
Bryant. Rep, REPRESENTATIVE, has plural
ity Of 50. Mcconnell, Rep. treasurer, has q
plurality of 40. H. e. Williams. KEEP. cor
oner. has plurality of 10. Gentry. DEM.
sheriff is elected by So.
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vermiIIion County.

NEWPORT. Ind. Nov. 10.-The official re-
turns of this county tVermilIion) give
Cleveland /, 4as; Harrison. !, ZOE; Bidwell, 81;
Weaver. 1S9; Harrison's plurality. PSI, max
ing gain of $50 over 1890.
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Wnshington County.

SALEM. Ind. Nov. 10-The official vote
in Washington county gives Cleveland
1892; Harrison. 1854; Bidweil. "a: Weaver,
$50; q Republican gain over 1880 of Ill.
For Governor-Ma 1910; Chase,
1895. q Republican gain over Secretary of
State in 1880 of ll5. For Congress-Brown.
D.. AGO; Borden. r.. 1871. Joint Senator
for Floyd and Washington-Leyde den, D..
2,265; E. NJ. C. Hobbs. r.. 1900. Repre-
sentatlve-Cravens, d.. $3.50; J. S. Deney.
r.. 1876. County ticket-Democratic, 2,260;
Republican, $50.
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Franklin County.

BRooKvILLE, Ind. Nov. 1O.-Franklin
county gives Cleveland 2.S5s: Harrison,
1909; Democratic gain over 1890 of 33. Mat
thews. 2.S4l; Chase, 1854. For Congress
Holman, z,S60; Jones. 1851.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11

DON'T hesitate between Glenn's sulphur Soap
and any ointment or lotion that may have been
recommended TO you for diseases of the skin,
There il nothing like the first-named article in
such cases. Sold by all druggists
Hills Hair and Whsker Dye black or brown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. 10. - Taylor.
DEM. is elected to Congress from this.
the First. district by coo plurality. Twine-
ham. kep.. carries yandcrburg county by
*
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Orange County.

PAoLI. Ind, Nov. 10.-Orange county
gives Harrison and Chase 25 majority and
elects the treasurer. sheriff and surveyor.
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Monroe County.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Nov. 10.-Monroe
county official returns give Harrison 100
plurality. The pluralities ON the local bal
lot are az follows: For Congress-W orrell,
r., 45; Mar ion Hinkle. D., 81. Treasurer
I. II. Sudberry, D.. is. Commissioners
John Sherlock, D.. q John Huntington. D..
]. Sheriff-Wllson Adams. r., 80. Prose-
cutor-John Edmoneon. r., 115. The re-
mainder of the Republican county ticket
was elected. Peoples party vote is 43l;
Prohibition o.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11
Eikhart Comfy.

ELKHART. Ind. Nov. 10.-It is now known
that this, Elkhart county. elected the en-
tire Republican county ticket except treas
urer. Campbell. the Democrat, got that
Office by close shave. The Republicans
elect L. w. Vail, State Senator; NJ. L. Man.
waring. joint Representative; j. s. Kanff-
mann. Representative; Elliott Crull, sheriff;
Charles Kinney. surveyor; coroner, w. w.
johnson. Majorities range from 40 to 100.
Q Repr blican loss.
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JAY County.

PORTLAND. Ind. Nov. l0.-Harrison's ma
jority in Jaw county is is. The Democrats
elect sheriff and treasurer and the Repub-
licans two commissioners. surveyor and
assessor.
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Huntinrton County.
Fir,t pi.tr;c,

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Nov. 10.-Demccratic
majority in Huntington county only rs.
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DEMIxG. n. NJ. Nov. l0.-A dispafdh was
received here this morning from Lleuten-
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DR.. Schenck'S PulmOnic Syrup

When all else fails it to the Not until
health II has turned the despair OF ten thousand
homes into Joy Ii il doing il II viii continue
TO do 1t throughout the ages DR.. Schencks Practical
Treatise on Consumption. Liver and stomach Dis
mailed free to all applicants. Dr. J. H Schcnck
& son. Philadelphia. Pa
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Tue verdict OF the people Is I hat Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup IL the best remedy for coughs.
colds. sore throat. asthma, etc.
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pIssnLuTIoN NOTICE.

II SSSOLUTION OF PARTNERS hypnotic
IL Is hereby given that the partnership existing be-
tween the Undersigned uader In nrm AMI
style Of Palma & Company. in the fruit and commits
sion business is this day dissolved b mat lal consent
Z. PALMA.
ANTHONY DEMARTINE.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Nov. 10. 1892.
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Delaware County.

MUScIE. Ind, Nov. 10.-The returning
board finished the canvass of Tuesdays
election at midnight. and Delaware county
looms up as the banner Republican county,
giving President Harrison q major,-
ty of 1850 votes. The vote 10
as follows: Cleveland, 2.s37; Harrison.
4.sS2; BidwelI, ZOO Weaver, 1873.
For Observation-Disclosures, 1851; Chase.
4,s75: Worth. Dol; Tcmpleton, 1874. The Re-
publican net gain over 1850 1850 For Con-
gress-Henry u. johnson. 4,S47; L. NJ. Mer-
ring, 1850. JOINT Senator, Randolph and
Delaware coupties-W. s. Mercer. 2.s2e; o.
n. Cranor, 4, 735. Representative. Sixth dis
trict-George A. Carpenter, ISIS; John +.
Meredith, 4.747. The county ticket: Dem
ocrat. 2.s6c; Republican, 4.90s. The vote in
the city of Muncie is about zoo short. there
being many new factory and mill-hands
not yet eligible to vote. Judge Lott. of
this county. for Appellate Court on tho
Democratic ticket. ran twenty five ahead
of mis- ticket.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1o.-For Indiana and
Illinois-Fair; warmer; south winds.
For Ohlo-Generally fair; warmer; winds
becoming southwest
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Floyd County.

NEW ALBANY. Ind. Nov. 10.-The official
connf OF Floyd county is now being malo
ut the courthouse. and gives Matthews
4.1sa. Chase 2.9i?. Worth Al; Matthews's
plurality. 1910. For President-CIeveland.
s.2ls: Harrison, 1855; Clevsland's plural
ity. 1.scl For Congress-Jason Brown. A.
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Decatur County.


GREENsBURG. Ind, Nov. 10.-The official
vote OF Decatur county gives Cleveland
2.s5l, Harrison 2.5l9. Bidwell 140. Weaver
SO; Harrison's plurality. l66. For Governor
Matthews, 1850; Chase. 2.5ll; Worth. 142;
'Templeton, "a. For CoDGress- Holman.
2,s6s; Jones, 2.z9a Joint Senator
Shelby and Decatur Wray. DEM.
2.S5s; Bone. Rep, 2.494. Prosecuting At
Characterization. 2.35s; Myers, 2,499.
The Republicans elected all of their
county ticket by the folio wing maiorities:
Representative. Marshall Newhouse.. l22;
treasurer. John p. Thomson. 1872; sheriff,
Taylor Meek. 1; assessor. Robert w. White
nan. 40; coroner. George w. Randall. 1873;
surveyor. ii. c. Doles, 147: commissioners.
w. ID. Daily. los; NJ. l.. Wright. 81. Tho
Democratic candidate for sheriff has made
three races for sheriff. and was defeated
two yearsagc by majority of three, and
this year by one.
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Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 10
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A Specific for Consumption

and for all diseases of the Lungs. No treatment in
The world place many permanent cures OF Con-
sumption 10 its credit DR.. Schenck'S Nothing in
Nature acts directly and effectively on the lung
membranes and tissues and quickly disposes Of
tubercles congestion Inflammation colds coughs and
all the seeds OF Consumption
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Fifty Years SettlesIt
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.

If DIR. Schenck's treatment and cure OF Consump-
ton were netllng new and untrlel, people might
doubt; but what has proved itself through
old as our grandfathers, means just what IL is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-11

NEGIEY-The funeral services Of Mrs. Margaret
A. Negley will be preached AZ the Congregations Al
Church. in Brghtwood. Ind. scnday. Nov. 1S. az II
a. n.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-18
LIVER COMPLAINT,

The liver, the kidneys, the heart the lungs
and the stomach are the most Important organs
necessary for the preservation OF NJ. IL is
therefore the duty OF everyone who cares at an
Tor his bodily health to keep them in a. good
condition as possible. But while the heart the
lungs and the stomach In an ordinary constitu
TED person can endure a pretty severe abuSe
without stopping In their work, the liver il a
very sensitive organ. The least interrup-
tlon In Its activity Is noticed at once I'm a
most disagreeable manner. Serious com
pucations may arise therefrom, for which the
physicians have invented large number
Oh long Latin names, and which, n not
attended to promptly, are followed by long
and painfCl diseases and freouentiv hS
Death Ordinary people usually class all these
diseases under the general mama n,
liver complaint. Teir symptoms can bs
EASILY recognized. A yellow color of the
skin, particularly OF the white of the eve
dlsagreeab.y bitter bilious taste I'm tbs
mouth, thlckly coated tongue, loss of anna
ute, dislike Tor meats, combined with baaf-
acne, light attacks of fever etc these are mn
lalllhg signs that the Ever Is out OF order A.
!, pHn ~ as one OF more OF these symptoms appear
- ~ u, ce>saTy, IN order to prevent a serions
sickness: to remove from the liver All s,,',r
muous ,.o pie ana all waste matter to pr ,i,nts
tne u ee circulation II the blood. and "a pantiy
stimulate the capriciGus annette rhosyu 40 syutS
PETER remedy to accomplish this purnos. m ~ ~
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nelos OF the Alps. whose healing inrreui.p.is
sfe maze up by competent persons i'm the forrs
q, oi I'slS M.lnoul me the admiNture of any min
Ian ptM suos,ahceS- The st. bernarI e,ahi,,
LUIS can De obtained from any hrstclasS q 30
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ON, Ssnss 10 OF. BERNARD Box 24l6. New VorE
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