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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10

LEAD-The mnikct cIored easy az dccIlne Of 2lac
n, snot A. King prices Foreign markets quiet and
he St Louis market was nat :sorPE,-ihtcicst In
,e market large to-day. and the close dull
e' I~ askcd for spot and lie asked for June.
the markets opened steady. but ad 'ancei - Cd closing
Urn The OUTPUT Of the Franklin mine In April
Isl tons again, 19i tens last yeai tS@rs Of copper
to.dsv we're 1855 sacks matte and 400 tons. Cables
70 the Metal Exchange gave the following prices Iron
glasgow closing. Ais Id, rec o, "a Mlddesboro
a. ia nj advance; London, copper ga IS for spot
rise Of RS and futures, ga ls. rise Of los. Tho
,nafker c,oscd firm sales Of spot, go tons,
futures so tons. Tin, ESQ 5s rise Of IS, for spo.
and ca, los for three months. Tie close was hrm
With "aies 20 tons SPOT and 1870 tons future. L@ad
closed unchanged. All, .,. ,.on tho I-,t,o, c,.
Il, Anil ~ oetciaIly reported follows:
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

A vegetable growth i'll the water mains
at St. Paul has been the cause of some
trouble. The first case was discovered
by the superintendent in one of two
service pipes III a single trench suprly.
ing a double house. A complaint wa
made of bad water, which flushing failed
to improve. One of the pipes delivered
pure water, and one supplied a muddy
liquid that was Of no use. These facts led
to the conclusion that one Of the services
was foul, and the remedy applied on this
supposition proved effective. The boiler
of a portable engine was connected with
the faucet of the kitchen sink from
which the muddy water came and a
steam pressure Of 20 pounds forced
against the 81 pounds water pressure for
~ minntes-thereby driving the water
u Of the pipe.
Since that time the pipe has always
delivered clear water, and II similar
cases have been successfully treated in
the same manner. Great care has ~ Il.
taken that there are 10 leaks IL the sery-
ice pipes and that none of the fittings
are open during the steaming process
Engineering Record.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
IT. t,2.sleEIal Mel Rose.

Although many flowers owe tn.
names to famous people. there is oriv
one instance known when a man Az; Il
flower received Ii title at the same tao
ment. When Mel. a brave French g,n.
erai. WAS returning from the scene of lis
victories III the war bowen France and
Austria. he received from ii peasant who
wished to ltnor the hero q; basket Of
beautiful. itie yellow roses. One' IF
The stems. which happened 10 have rou.s
clin-iE, to ii. tie general tool. 10 a Cor.
it III Paris. in whose rare it remained
anti j. became Il thriving bush covered
with blossoms. Mel then took the plant
as Il gift 10 the Empress Eugenie. She
expressed a great admiration for the ex-
Gu,site flowers. and on learning that the
rose was ~.:.nleless said Significantly:
Then | will name it. It shall be the
Marechal Mel" and at the same mo-
ment she bestowed upon the astonished
general the jtwe,ed baton that ~betokened
his promotion to the high Office Of mar
shall of France.-Drake's Magazine.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

A few years ago a number of US were
stopping al The Henry House in Abilene.
Kan. Among the guests was a plug
hst-silk-umbrella clothing drummer
from Boston. He had no desire to make
up or affiliate with tiv boys" but
VA q crowd all to himself. so we con
eluded to initiate him. About six miles
west OF Abilene was a water station
called '.Sand Springs As soon as Nj.
Boston was within earshot, one mai
Said. well, l got in one nice order yes
terday from Jones at Sand Springs
.sYes," said another. Il fixed him witn
boots and shoes" And l." said an
. 1er, "sold him a splendid order Of no
.ipns." Another one said, Il heard him
wish a clothing man would come along"
Mr.. Boston" al once pricked up his
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
singular fiailticination,

George Smith Of ) .on-on-Tees was
charged 1T Holywe-l "A being a wan
dering lnnatic. Smith. who is q Skilled
workman and respectfully connected. had
some months ago been employed va spa-
cial work at aIostyn iron works. when he
complained that Il young woman from
that neishborhood had put Inn mn
Ger Il spell and had taken out his eyes
and put her own ii their place. II was
then taken in charge by his f.ienls hut
aftorwara vent back t. Lastyn furl.e
purpose of tanning tla return Of Ills
eyes. H. WIS ordered II b. sent 10 the
asylum al D"atiglI. -LoAlua Tit Dts.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

Pew die and none resign" holds true
OF a certain postoff.ce Ia York county.
The Office pays a salary Of only SO a
year. and the man who Lolds IL has been
postmaster for a quarter Of a century.
He has tried a number of times to resign.
but the village folk have every time pre-
vailed on him TO retain the Office. No
body else III town wants it, and the
neishbors have become SO used to calling
at his house for their letters that they
cannot bear the thought of having a
change. This postmaster can hardly be
called an offensive partisan .-Lewiston
Journal,
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

The will of Sir Thomas Gresham, mer.
Ger, 1879, indicates the estimation in
which the new learning was held in
Elizabeth's reign. He provides that
lectures shall he read on divinity, astron-
omy, music, geometry, law, physic and
rhetoric. None to be chosen to read
lectures SO long as he be married" The
Gresham lectures are still a power in
the land. | do not know whether the
lecturers are at this day exclusively bach
elOrs and widowers!-cornhil Magazine.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12
Marriage Cutie. =. 9..:'..2'5 s n '@'i71. IT.: +.
ia = or ihti.isstiEe t. + q tsls Tor eTafr-
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six Months in Hades,'
! truly marvellous tale Of to-day.
z: 600 Elxi@c NOVEL
IN GRENf-
SUMNER NUGGEP 8
TALES From TOWN TOPICS
yxxGt Out

H. ambition tatHeprize story af $50 PAGES there
arr ~ raeF short stories. sketches. poems and
Wfti8aEzsH@ fEGEI thn cid issues uf i8gH T4fisz.
tint lannon's an aftcN Acn York iaarnaiknuwq
Wherever t-hZ#f=h il taaIt NJ nook pHhli4ta#
thu SraF vii Afford sact delicious r4fErtaiH-
meRt Tor .oals of summer 4ai=gre ami travel.
Nt,1f The ihd"peaaeht =3y-:-"O8ca again
ume, .faisz From Town Top.cs.' has made IT.
app france. The fairs are spicy ami tic topics
Inel54HaJIbI- ~oHlp Of the tales -kift along
the very e1-r at Hanger. hut u IBrH hand hold
them back within .the bounds Of 3 Wholesome
SEM 81 proIrIefE
Al nsv- and bout stands or send prica. N
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500 a4S~ fEfgE months TRIAL -ubgcrit-
tteH Ia low laHiss and sGa Will get any back
HHnt5er q Iaies From Town Topics FREE.
Town Topics Sion prr year.
LIBERAL tLlE OFFER: Town Topics and
"iaie- Prom Tom Topics' will botll b. sent on
year for SIS .oo.
Town Topics, iii" great a2-pa4n weekly. Is uni
rersaiiE recognized a. the most comrlefe weekly
journal III the world.
It, "sauntnring-' columns are inimitabIr.
IL society news, especially Of the dOiugs of the
iD "f New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago
ana al over tn world. l. not egnalIed by any
newspaper. It.. Financial Department i au-
tlority with all bankers and brokers. Its
'Afeld ana Aiioat makes il the most interest
ing paper for all lovers Of sport yachting, foot
ball. rowing. shnoting, fishing. etc. Its"On the
Turf eEcels all other racing notes. Its bur
les4ucs. poems and jokes are the cleyerest. Its
stories are by the best writers-among them
Amelie Rives, +. Marion Crawford, Julian Haw-
thorne. Edgar Fawcett. Jerome X. Jerome. Gill
bert Parker, Mary j. Hawker ft'Lanoe Fall
coher }, Barry Pain. Paul Rourset, etc.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-07-12

In tla delightful record Of An En-.
! IL - = Provence Mr., Thomas 4. Jan.
Vie. relates !.usy he was lost Ia tAa may
streets If the little town Of Ners. The
place was strange ohm. His pony. be
IL t~o"u}anttl hv fl ran awly v.th
TIT G.Er.use o. 1e Lat s,.Ia ~
neste did not ran too ll-GIy ~ respGaC
u the rein, So III. Janyier turned this.
that and the ot4.vr cog1.er aul few past
a- 80 Old Noneil, c4 ..3rlu. dogs and
he1s. til ill., did not know his way back
to the main ggtd. He says:
y brave ollilgu rescued rs. While
held the I,nar.4 hard he seized her
bride. and y non he had GAINED her hy
brushing away the tormenting flies an
4 - aGtG that W were lost ana
Lad j. g& / 4aa Ia -u.aa ls 10 the ll-n,
way lie smiled gently and III a moment
lei II af.t r n that entan-liag MAJ.
"4Ieo- tEnee to tae highway proved to
be less than yyvpseoIc yards. hu. then lie
E74eW what t-.-., to take in that marvel
ouslr crooked lpwn.
iii lay gratitude offered tiIe old man
taaHes IL refused u accept ii. lean
Agl ta-= i-al=ipUr's silver he said DO
htaiy. '.a3readA | am more than bald.
L ali tie ~ rea~s1f my life here III Eers
monsieur is tAa WY first who has been
lost in my little IVA 1t is most inter
sstiag. II is enough.
In this position howas firm. thanked
h1tR again warmly. and we drove aw.sr.
When We had gone i, short distance, J
locked back. lie We, standing il t.
midi - the road gazing af1erus Lii
face E4s WreatLal4 IA smiles"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

allowed j, 10 wander freely over her
neck and cuddle ia nose in the tine lace
tat irimmesi her corsage.
k.sery woman knows Sara Bernhardt's
pcnctant Tor extraordinary creatures,
AMI Il i a wonder that she has not be-
fore this been bitten by snakes or chewed
a. - tigers. The most hiieous crea-
fufes are always those that are most
'onaiy owed by their feminine owners.
Alto apparently seem 10 md their ugh
pes = fascination that the most beauti-
ful specimens never po--rss.
Mrs Starr the wife ~ the press agent
- fersfaugns show. In a kind hearted
l..siro to hep one 81 the snake charmers
travelling si,h the circus took one ~ the
snail snakes and tried u restore II To
health IS carry ing 4 inside OF her dress
where TBS warmth IL her body would
make a nest grateful refuge for his in
dispas..d lnakrship. Tho effort. how
ever. Was Unsuccessful and the clammy
reptile died bling against her neck. and
the snske chaFmer was out several
week. salary ewing % the demise Ok one
q Der most valuable specimens.
~ - not the great. strong. masculine
ln,,eing vomen that are the ones most
addicted 10 earrssing such hideous OBJ
lfcfs utlt delicate and rcfiaed appearing
creatures seem 20 have 40 objection 20
Irt.ang mich q craN ling and creeping
fn4l.s that are a dozen times worse than
q shoe army q uIce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

A home for American girls who wish
Ia study in Paris Is 10 be established In
that city. II is 10 be constructed on the
Rue de la Pompe. and will accommodate
forty girls. Zach one will have sep
arate bed room. The house will be
managed by a committee of Americans
residing in Paris.
Queen Margherita has rare gift OF
improvising on the piano, but, like
others who have this power. she cannot
recall the melodies she has been per
forming. Now. however, a monograph
is placed OF the piano. and ii records
the fieeting fancies Of the musician.
Nine. Sembrich has been singing
Lucia" al st. Petersburg. and has re
ceiyed a great ovation. She was on sew
erai occasions recalled ten times, and
the stage was literally covered with
flowers showered upon her.
One very pleasant thing to record Of
Queen Victoria il that she has ordered
her coachman TO remove the check rein
from all her horses.
The Princess Louise and the marquis
Of Lorne have fancy for travelling incog-
nito. assuming the titles OF Lord and
Lady Sundridge.
Harry Furniss really doesn't know, he
says. which he most dislikes-"the man
who doesn't smoke or the woman who
does"
The Odeon theater at Paris has nom.
mated woman, Nine. Jacques Bertil.
lon. as physician for the establishment
Japan is taking most enthusiastically
10 the kindergarten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

A mssehisvoes American girl sas re
srntiy ia Dfesssn. when the stolidlty II
he ssutiDsis pacing up and d0sn Ike
lutomatans attracted her notice. She
sas seizsi With sudden desire T. test
this east iros Eigldity. and waiting until
the sentry had turned hls back she
slipusj into ms box When he came
back abe popped out her head and said
-Boov' TIE soldier isopped his musket
ansi bosted. While the proud American
girl. having routed a portion Of the
6s9man army. demnrsly reiosnsd her
friends. The emperor heard u the 10
citent and expressed de.ire 70 see the
young woman. bat she declined Ia enter
into al amnesty With q conquered
us4ef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
PETS OF THE WOMEN
Lizards ard Snakes Are Freely
Fondled and Coddled.
bIsash~ Rs,o-@seit'- strange We.Ak
Brave Mr.. starr " omsa

There . hardy a romsR IA the work.
bot Who eoafess~s 20 feeling Il tear
when ncase nakes 10 appearances.
and i've cat a excy six sin scream II
thsg 30 Eotaing else = arn rodent runs
across tAa floor AID yet this selfsams
ssman all make pets & the most ex.
traors.inaFy creatures. Tar more disgust.
ing ana terrifying than a tiay gray
fF.saf~ned niossss. more snsious 10 get
away than - FerIaiH and disturb the
peace n mlnd q the most attractive
woman 10 creation
bisnehs Roosevelt. whose writings arc
uesl known both ia this country and
EuroFe, became So mueh attached T. a
htafd Ehsn she was stopping AZ Monts
Carrie coupie u seasons ago. that shs
carried q back 10 Paris with her and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
G.. X. & I.


Leave Grand Rapids as follows:
1905 a. m. arrive Chicago i:l0 p m.
IL 20 p. m, arrive Chicago $50 a. IN.
Both trains stop at Midway Plaisance
and Hyde Park.
Returning trains leave Chicago 18th
street station AZ follows:
$40 p IN. arrive Grand Rapids $50
y. IN.
1910 p. m. arrive Grand Rapids 6:i5
a. IN.
Secure sleeping and parlor car space
% A. Almguist. ticket agent. Union sta
ton. Telephone No. 606
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

The materials used in the making n
vn.ren- riding habits are broad and
covert cloths. and. especially Tor sum.
noes ae.f. .e-ht weight scrges. writes
Irins- D. ianigsn IN an article on
-i4-e.ar4 re- Ride" in the June
las.If~ ietna usi. Tie coiors are
tia T. tHe g hgoNn in dark and
AID fna thslts and only very occasion
ally the tue which wss one the most
fsFheDlhie dark green. Habits are
made tbs- SEASON usually IN but two
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

AT the Hover carnival in Rome Queen
Margheflta n Italy and oueen Pia OF
Portugal rode side by side in al opea
carriage. Queen Msrgherits i said to
have booked Ike red. red rose herself.
while her companion seemed like deli
cate white one. Queen Pia 10 ~ years
odd. but does not appear H. bs more than
-. She seemed chilly and vas wrapped
IL at srmine lined cape. She has grown
pale and thin. and IL Is said that. al
though she locks much younger than
her ysars. those who knew her at al
e4sllef time can scarcely believe her 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
Elks' Annual Convention.

The Grand Rapids Lodge No. is. B. p
o. Elks' special train will leave d.. G.. III
4 NJ Ry. depot for Detroit at $50 a. m
June -. Returning. special train will
leave Detroit at 200 a. m. June Il. Fare
for round trip only $50: tickets good
for return up TO and including June =.
This excursion is open to all who would
wish to attend. and tickets can be OBJ
tanned from members Of the lodge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

piecre Jacket aai skirt egu@strisnne
tiehts having q a great extent replaced
sio riding trousers onre a. genera "
wrss. The eRsst - What ~ known "a
far Frrish cnt. = rounsi. short basque
uifh raaf tars rot po~fiiicn and 9TH
Y.aia 80 SET or cusavsy front Double
ifst=f.st elects az used quite ~ often
a. siruIe tinings sFe z SIX. satin
49, ~ ircfe ermnlouiy. - fsrnlere'
saan ~ Dress liutng The hutfer~ ire
slseF- sr-stsiiv manufactured from The
fs,ih e ehirh tbe taeft - Made. With
h.,ria ~ leather Racks and e.ige=. \ try
Yeess' fcr che hspftnz safch and saasi-
kar-f - frHrd On he io~cr ieft hand
s.f.e . the frsrt - fh~ basque. A.
1usfstie ,iics.es. and cufs which huttnn
- re Jacket xiih tiry fst pearl bur
toes. are soo1rIne@ u@sd fhey are
rasiie q soaie contrasting eoisr hunting
f4az f,eh iahS rrsi peire he fxser
IL shade Skirss ar made mich
shrt,sf - are thsn 30 fernier yetra.
Ari this zrs=.sn sty iee shor no chaaHe
Ia he sansi lie alteration. F0r = SKIRT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

be the same woman. There is sort of
halo Of auburn hair shining about her
pale face. She is exceedingly popular
both ia Italy and in Portugal. Even alb
sence cannot conquer her love for the
former country. and she seems never 10
have been quite able 10 accustom
herself 70 Portuguese manners. Never
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
ROOMS SAND
ToWEg nix


FOR SALE Hot ~fzS AND Lots
hne modem nine-rtoIn house ssi Tcrrac.
rrerne shsf ftortarr owned ~ non ftslsi,sst
must I'll har~a.n- Also one on burtaa at~
rne, eiThf f,ufnt curnsr iot. Cue - s,.llth
Lafayette. VITA furnace, batb aud Al fslos-sra
improvements One On Tanner aveBue. tNciss
focfas corflor lot sooi har-.. = hafeain s)iss
on Central ayert3e. ca iaris avenue ssssa "a
North lnsspoci. ons ga Hastings. one on hicf-
arti avenue. kieo tep boal~os tii teutrr rfFf..t
a. exchange for house ard h. centrally sorntei
Two hoose> Oh Cas- street sloEs - hal snsas.ss
avenue fet sale sxebeusre
FARMS FOR SALE or fNcHANGE
go scr~ Ia Ieahridea tosnsiip: = frs sts.~s
farm soil elas soam; larTs barn anal hf<asa.
j.. acres improved. halence beech. ma s,ie EN-
and ash timber. fog saie ~ azol.sfssis fos esty
lrcrsr;y.
isA acres twelve mile. fru1n civ uu~ - 90
bett stack dairs farms the s-ste. ~oil
vnterea with siiFins brs-nk. ,ep S,~si orchards
cn farm two good bOusss sfsrDd basus and Aist.
ciss< sell.
olss - acre~ six miles from city. god bod
insrs good orchard sBd good ianA
l have also an nar,lrF - f.fe I.iscr< - garden
isncs rosr tie elts ranging mum I've - fort,
acrfss.
have lot. in al paris u the eity - sell ssi
exchange.
Houses ~ rert
Money IA losn 90 good real estate securi,y
a. , In OLA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

- ~ ~ correct isngsh IL shosid isss
escape The grouad When the vesrer =
seanliinx &c should reach the up q me
loot ca me outer hub whea she 10 Ia
the saddle. A comfortable SKINNER
habit eonsists a serge riding skirt and
llazer rosn With q sl.x shirt.w zls&.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
DO You Want Anv,

Owing tn the large increase in their
isolated lighting and other electric bust
ness the Peninsular General Electric
company have decided 10 discontinue
their fixture department. and will sell
all gas electric and combination fixtures
together with their artistic gas and
electric shades at cost. III you are
building a homo or contemplate pur-
chasing fixtures for one already built.
YOU will fad IL 10 your advantage 10
look over their well selected stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Hoods Sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all other medicines fail. 1t
has "A record OF success unequaled 10y
any other medicine. BE sure to get
Hoods and only Hoods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Ladies should take advantage al the
- per cent discount sale during this
week at Davidson's emporium Of fine
millinery. Powers opera house block. 30
Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

many Of the titled French women do II
ard u course do il we'll. The Comte
and Confess de Talleyrsnd Perigord
and Mile. Cicmenceau are among those
who follow this fashion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

Nos. ssa v s~.ssn losls uGss l~asx Psls.> !,
"a = Nj tsFcoa st1s-st asesilaS fS.orns.
snssaesh ssassssoDccs; ist sExslA ~ltk sliek
cess serfas.
Northwest essr.ss v stefleo x1a Pa TIA ssrs<ss
ssssr ~. soserva - hst<l. as<rs bsr1. esr
Nortb~o <l sorz.cr rita @stass aoI Isrscs
q iets ssT, lo~ rr.xr~L
Iseisssss i-sss,stss ssrs~t s<as> a wsslsAs
ssGD1e.
Two icss Ga hsdisse avenue. eersA a Fafsh
sse11s. eess ffuzts.
~ >att iohis. f1e<As hrsrk dv~lliux en-
nsnn scs iSxiA 10 p<scd silss :. exssStkssztly
o&fn.
=. b.s<k Il erpend. tssxoN. extsnas1e sr<w
naiAsssn tsrnas " toiis<s ssanu<. hpundsd a.
zoe nssth - h1iAs ssfecs TIE bc<f l,ssrr q
tfiefiy IA tt4ss s~s<s<u 30 Bsst<rs - frss~tsss
Northwest etsBes hareis, aud Cr.s<.sul eve
nre. Esszi. viii too dwelilsRs
Let s-ain tesnntss ssr~es. bsio~ fifsk eve
t0Al3 a. allsx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08

For nineteen years NO have eold this
brand a. our beat. II has proven the
cheapest. Your neighboEs use IL, ask
them about II. Telephone us for q
length. Phone ca
WEsrHyRLy 4 PuIry.
g. and 90 Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-08
ron RENT

faetors. With poser 90 Ma street. sdjoiains
sla sff'st c~,s-Iicf "a. 4rlanf ran sobies -
~ a. manufacturers ssflcsrrs urt.ltHr -. earr
t-stsry and high bsseu.ets massive tri.sk bs.ti.
tlsf, iis1t GA al slei-s Nttff Iserf ssh water
ri.eis ffraA TsNff freight elevator. u4ala
thatttfaF ah1 rutlsyN AMI strAT. ilnafiae a.
ysfatess mann tuilaiEg 3oal3k VII oist .tsrs
bftck hroitssa icxtaa
bifsf -cor Huron sfrrns rc.,,,. sssrrl
sdAi'fe-i Tor .ssiit n.anuiacfunug rat ocis slss
Ter sear.
~ and u Huron sffsrt NO s-cc1d fe-or
fo.sias. each pa -. - fsef an sUth ssfb
~ thffTg street. eslsrf IfHefs-L gfpanr.
10 roosfs excellent iucaflal
No - Nartt ioD4a. a. trick d~eifine. So
No - NORTH toaia. go tifstA oer4tlf.s "a
No p Nurlh lor4l lsel ~. f.rst fis-i.i f.A
No ~ North isnia. nafiifrs ffsf fa.f SIS
>oTthncst cufnsr tnssl ana Nssts.frs IA
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