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Crane Iron Company Assigns.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 16.-The Crane Iron
company filed "A deed of assignment.
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VAlLLANT's TRIAL POSTPONED.

The Paris BOmb-Thrower Has Had a Re-
lapse and Is Critically III.
PARIS. Dec. 16-Vaillant, the man who
threw the bomb into the Chamber Of
Deputies recently, has had a relapse.
To day he is critically i'll, in consequences
Of which his trial has been deferred.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II. q f. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
IL TIERS AND BREWERS.
I AIDES COATS, PLUSH OR CLOTH
l. made into Capes J HOAR, 40l Market
NOTICE.-HIGHEST DASH PRICE PAID
~ for old gold and silver at HAH4SIS'S, No.
ia Market street.
DEA COAL for family use.
i Extra large size, $3.50 per ton
JOHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Phones ll6and 2O3. No. 3 w 3D. st.
MEMS CLOTHING ALTERED. REPAIR
WI ed cleaned, etc. J. HOAR, Tailor, 4Oi
Market street.
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NOR SALE-TWO GOOD CHESTER
II county farms. or would exchange one Of
them for city property. Address Box 3j9,
Wilmington, Del.
EOR RENT. - HOUSE WITH EIGHT
II rooms and bath; all conveniences; SIP
per lnon b. Apply TO HUhLOCK BROTH
ERS, Sixth and Poplar streets.
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WANTED.

UTANTED.-GOOO SECOND HAND SAFE.
w Inquire at Confidential Loan office,
in Exchange Building, corner Seventh and
Market streets,
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PERSONAL.

yftHE ENTERTAlNER. Mr.. JOHN 3.
McAnaney. singer, comedian aud dancer,
can be engaged for lodges and other enter
tainments. Terms moderate. Address, 10
East Third street.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
OK 00 A WEEK PAID TO LADIES
- DlO.UU and gents TO sell the Rapid
Dish Washer. Washes and dries them in two
minutes without wetting the hands. No ex-
perience necessary; sells at sight; permanent
position. Address. W. p. HARRISON & CO.,
CLERK No. IA, Columbus, Ohio.
WANTED. Statesmen ON COMMIs-
w sion, to sell lubricating oils and greases ,
exclusively OF as side line, have extra fine
line of specialties. Eagle Refining 20. Cleve-
land, o
WANTED-SALESMAN; SALARY FROM
w start, permanent place, BROWN
BROS. co Nurserymen, Rochester, NY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-BOARDERS. GOOD ACCOM-
w mOdatiors. No. 406 East Fourth street.
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Another Terrible Accident In a Most Fatal
series--of One Hundred Men Who Were
on the Bridge Only Fifty-iye Have Thus
Far Been Accounted For.
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LEIFONITION A CHICAGO.

ST celia continue, les merveilles
seront innombrables d leyposition de
Chicago chaque jour nous reveIe
un nouveau projet plus etonnant on
plus Understandable que Ia veille.
Voici par cXemplc Ia traduction dune
depeche que nous recevons de Chica-
90 ct a laquelle nous ne chanseons
pas IN mot
Chicago va .avoir III gigant esque
elephant, plus grand que celui de
Coney Island qui ma que 100 pieds
de haut. I'm syndicat appuyG par
Frank Hall qui, ave j. Mason killy.
rarchitecte de Brooklyn j construct
lelGphant de Coney ~l>!.stt. va com
mencer prochainemcnt Il TRAVELLER
au nouvcl animal qui III 1t,fH pics
du terrain de l'exposl,ioa t,' ra.u~-
Sc cl atIcl aura i-o pttlS tt ilduL
jusqu'au SONNET du dos. ct 200 pieds
ave. Ia sorte de palanquin qui lc
surmonte. lie corps sera mis- en-
movement par unc machine, les
ore lilies battront, leS yeuN remucront
ct Ia Queue s'agitera. y linterieur
du corps il Y aura I'm orguc il yancur
pour imitcr les Girls dc Ii bette. II !
aura deux Gtages dams Get elephant
de s250,000 l6tage principal, ayec
une grandc sale dc promenad. q dc
danse ct n galeric. ct "l'Gtage dc
! l'estomac" OH sc trouvcra un grand
restaurant. L'animal sera Gclairt
par de nombreuses fenetres 1t une
grande quantite de lumitres Glectri-
ques. Les auteurs du projet sont
certains que ltlGphant pourra etre
! construct en- trois mois.
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VOLTA, a men pas douter, un attrait
de premier ordre pour Exposition
tout lie monde voudra alIer voir l'ele-
liant de Chicago.
On Sc plaint I'm pen partout, a
New-Iork comme a Chica-o, De IA
len,eur que met Ia direction dc Tex
position a alouer aux exposants lem
placement quils drmanrieBt pour
Irnr> troduits. Ii y aurait a celia
une tre>-bohne raison. ce-t gIil ne
rr>tera't pressure plus IL q ae dams
les divers paiaI> II paEtlpus Sur
h. ) millions DE pi~st> cares de
~%nrt"re don't 9"ne dl-lr7ion~. a dit
VI. Davis. Il dir-ctear general, 80
pour cent ont ueJa Gae donnes." 81
C. pr"pos ct exact, i II r--t-rait que
100000 pie'ls cares pour r. miliirrs
d~eAp"sant> qu' se Prppp~ent envoy
er lies produits 4 Chicago. &C qui
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lie vRAI Observation-Disclosures slngu-
liere historic qui nous Went dAnG-
rique, dit lie Figaro.
On salt gully ala-bas dies reunions
de sectes reiigieuses dams Iesquelles,
CONNIE fait lei rArmee du Salut. les
assistants dGcIarent ~ppbliquement
tour a tour les crimes qu'ils ont
commits, avant de Sc ~convertir.
Or, dams une dc ces reunions. Il
Chicago, IN n6gre a declare quill
Y quatre ans, Il Paris, il await assas-
sine un nommG L~avaurne, qui await
etc trouvG III gorge coupGe, dams Ia
rue. La police, a-t-il %ajoutt, MA
pu d6couvrir /. meurtrier.
CGtaIt moi.
Des rc-h4rchss wont ttrc flita. i
Paris loVr v@riiier cettc declaration.
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HIS'IOiR RE
XXVI.
Suite
4 BON CHAT BON RAT.

La maison men fut pas moins
fouillee de la cave au grenier. On
sonda les murs, on vista les etables,
on interrogea les files ct les garcons
de ferme. Recherches ct responses
s'accorderent sur ce fait que Wolff
s'etait enfui dams Ia direction de
Rothau.
II fallu bien y %croire, mails Rothau
etait loin la mutt touchait i sa fin.
d6ja les premieres clart6s du jour
rougissaient la montague, lie major
n'avait que lie temps de rejoindre son
corps.
Tn moment ponrtant la .colere
lemporta lie detachement tourna lie
dos a la maison de Ia Rothlach. ct
descendit au pas de course lie chemln
du Ban de la Roche, qui conduit a
l'entree de la vallee de Rothau.
Mais la lie major trouva Ia route
remplie de troupes. Des ordres ur-
gents president lie depart armGe
traversait les Vosges pour continuer
sa route vers lInterieur de la France.
II ny await plus d'h6sitation pos
sible. LIE major dut Sc rGsigncr a
abandonner la p%oursuitc,
VOLTA, murmura-t-il, undr0le qui
pourra sc vanter de nous avoir tait
courir l..
Que faut-il faire de ces hommes ?
demanda un sergent.
Ii designait l'espion ct lie prison
nier.
lie major les considera I'm moment
sans repondre.
On les await mis- Fun a cote de Eau
tire ct Ia disproportion de leur
taille eclatait a la lumiere du jour.
LIE %prisonnier, avec ses poings ro-
bustes, cut assomme dun coup de
poing ce miserable espion, au regard
rusG, aux membres chGtifs, qui epiait
la deliberat;on dun air inquiet.
-Qu'on les laisse libres tous les
deux dit lie major en- RANT. Jan
de festime pour ce brave gareon qui
s'est tant fait prier pour livrcr son
chef. QUAINT a l%'autre, soycz tran
DULLES. Son compte ne sera pas long.
4 peine NJ. Spitz eutil dit ces
mots, Que les forestiers Sc mirent a
rire a l'unisson. De toutc cette his
toire, l'idee du major Gtait incident
qui ieur plaisait lie plus. lis ne Sc
tenaient pas d'aise a Ia penste que
lespion etait abandonnt aux solides
mains DUN vGrltable patriotic.
NJ. Spitz attendit que les commen-
taires present fin puts. quand lie
silence Sc fut retabli
-Vous croyez, je lie vols. que lie
brave gareon, surpris au Birkcnfels
n'attendit pas pour rtgler son compte
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L'ELECTION PRESIDENTIEL-
LIE Tx ETA rs. UNIS.

800 a IL ~
Les electeurs presidentlels NOMINEES
lie s novembre dernier Sc sont reunis
dams chacune DIES capilales dies qua
rante-quatre Etats de IULion a letfet
d'elire lie president ct ie vice-pretsi-
dent lies Etats-Unis. Cost Ia. ON lp
salt, unr pure formaiitG, car les
electeurs pre>identleIS avant I'm
mandat impGratif. on connaiSsait le
soir meme lie ltIection. A'apra, w.
nombre dies eIectcur~ prG>idcntiplS
ch"isis par lie vote populalrr. te re
sultat dc la lutte entire le candidat
DIES aemocrates ct ce'ui d. RI 1ubii-
Gains. Quot quill en- SOFT, les qua
rante-qnatre colleges elccloraux ont
vote ct v"ici le resullat de C. >crutin /:
Nj. Cleveland a obteuu 276 VOTES du
second degr6. NJ Harrison IA. ct NJ.
Weaver. canlidat du part du prnple
on troisieme parti, "A. Ce,t-a-dire
que NJ. Cleveland lrnporte de 1872
voix sur VI. Harrison It d. los voix
sur ses deux cOncurrento ieunis.
Chaque college electoral a dtsiLut
in dei6gu6 charge de porter ! Wash
ington IN certificat con>tataut ie
re,riltat du vote de &c college. lie
second mtrcredI de ftvrier, Costa
dire lie 8 du mois proclaim. les deux
chamhre ,iu congress reuuies sou, la
p'esiltnce du vIce-prGsident des Etats.
tnis qui est en- meme temps presi-
dent du senat, proc6der0nt au de-
pouillement dies certiticats don't lee
ture sera donnee par dies secretaries
NOMINEES a Get etfet. lie president
frra ensuite conlaitre a l'assemblee
le le-u!tat du depouiIlement, ct cette
declaration suttira aux termes de la
loi, pour etabIir lie fait que MN. Cleve.
land ct Stevenson sunt elus respec-
tlvement president ct yice-pIesident
DIES Etats-Unis.
Tn incident a marqut la reunion
du college electoral de rEtat de New
York, a Albany. Apres avoir dome
IA Mn. Cleveland ct Stevenson les &c
votes du second deyre don't dispose
lEtat de New-York, les electeurs
pIesidentiels, GU du moips la plupart
d'entre euX, ont vote lies resolutions
approuvant la caudidature de NJ.
Edward Murphy, president du comite
d6%mocratique de rEtat, au stnat DIES
Etats-Unis. La candidature de Nj.
Murphy PEASANT, a tort gu raison,
pour Gtre particulierement d6sagrG-
able a NJ. Cleveland, cette manifesto
ton du college electoral de rEtat de
New-York ne laisse pas que d'etre
assez slgaificative.-( Abeille.)
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a lespion. Eth bien, c'est la ce qui
vous trompe. Tue fois laisses souls,
jes deux ennemis de la veille Sc mon
trerent les meilleurs amis du monde,
It lie major eut etc bien attrape, sill
eut pu les voir cheminant cote 4 cote.
l'un bon pas. causant ct RANT tour a
tour dun air qui annoneait une en-
tente parfaite.
-Je comprends, dit Girolt, des lie
commencement lis etaient d'accord.
-Pr6cis6ment, mon brave; ct
c'est pour celia que, bient6t apres, lis
entrerent de compagnie dams le cha
de Birkenfels. lis tournei ent toute-
fois lie dos 4 la vieilIe tour; mails &c
fut pour Sc diriger vers lie f nj dc la
cour, OH les blocs entas>Gs pGIe-m6le
CONNIE ailleurs n'otfraient aucunc
apparence susEecte. IN bruit de
leurs pas, une tete st leva lentement
entire les roch,s. ct lie canon dun
fusil brilla au soleil. Lhomme ap-
parut pressure aussit0t c'etalt Wolff
En- TN mot. les deuX paysans, Il
prisonnier ct l'espion, n~etaien. autres
que les deux hommes en- blouse qui
avaient accompagnG Wolf dams 81
flute, deuS jours auparavant. CG
TAFT avec euX ct aVec lie forester dc
la Rothlach quill await combine le
joli tour jouG u Autrichiens.
TT quand, plus tard, les particles
de Rothau s'etonEaient, en- causant
avec Wolf, de Ia haruiesse de Gel
exp6dient:
Que voulez-v1us ? repondait-il
ces gueux d'Autrichiens, avec leurs
forms, auraient fini par tenter I'm dt
mes hommes tout lie monde dams IL
pays sayait que jetais au Birkenfels
Ills auraient plut6t demoIi lie cha
teau pierre par pierre que de ms
l@aisser t~ranquilIe. CONNIE ca, ia
passe un mauvais quart d'heurc, e
VOLTA font Df.,jflanrS yoyaz ,,,,to a
Ia guerre CONNIE partout, qui ne
risque rien ma rien.
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ATEL1ER TYPoGRAPHIGUE.

Ayant toni le materiel neces>alre. nous
som.neS 4 meme d'rXtcntrr tons les "uVraEes
tyuograpliunrs qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avncar. rarrr~ d'atfaires. entttes de
features, tirktf~ dl5ahitation. hlanrs. circu-
laires. r.c., seront imprin'cs dams le plus hre
dflai ct a L+s itrlx aaI dTtient tonte concar
renee.
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XXVII.
LIE DEPART.

Lhistoire de Wolff de Rothau ne
TAFT guere connue dams nos mopta
gne qua letat de legende ct on
concoit d6s lors 81 les details precis
dams lesuuels lie p6re Josue etait
entire current du success. L'Alsace ct
les Eosges sont de braves pays don,
les habltants n~aissent soldats il ny
await pas I'm de ces forestiers, pas nn
de ces bucherons qui, a l'exemple de
Wolff, ne fut pref a Sc jeter dams les
b0is pour faire lie coup de feu gu
partisan.
Je Wis alors avec quelle habilete NJ.
Spitz sayait Ell ,enir q ses fins.
Quand il reprit Ia parole, I'm grand
silence sc fit de nOuveau, ct il ne lui
fut pas ditficile d'apprendre a nos
amis de la vaIlGe dams quel but NOR
pere ct lui les ~avaient convies au
rendezvous du Lion Rouge.
NJ. Spitz n'eut garde d'emettre
aucune provision %inquittante sur
l~avenir: il Sc montra au contralre
plein de coEfience; mails rien mem
pechait de s%'organiser d tout evene-
ment. 81, par hasard. les Allemands
poussaient poiEte Eardie en- avant,
est-ce que les dGflGs DIES Vosges ne
seraient pas gardes CONNIE en- 1914 ?
Les SUCCESSORS dc Wolff ne seraient-
lis pas tous debout?
Sill y await pu y avoir un seul
dOute sur les dispositions de la re-
union, la r6poEse qui Sc fit entendre
leut hien vite dissipG. II ny cut
qu'un cri d'adlItsion dams toute Ia
sale. Jean Waldeck lul-m9me await
ini par Sc METRE dc Ia partie: il nv
await pas jusqu J;pquele qui ne
semblat s'associer a l'enthousiasme
general.
Les dispositions frrent bientot
prises. II fut decide qua Ia pre-
miere alcrte les hommes valides Sc
rGuniraient dams I'm lieu qui seralt
designe lie jour vouIu ct qu'ils rece-
~vraient la, de H.. Spltz on de mon
pere, les instructions necessaires, SOFT
quill Y eut a sc porter plus avant
vers lie Rim. soft que la retraite dams
les Nosgcs fit jugte necessaire. En-
attendant, les fusils devaient etre
mis- en- etat, ct DIES provisions de
poudre ct de bales dtposees en- lieu
sur.
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AEDNNEMENT.

S3V
\
ANNONCES.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
Senator Butler Has Not Yet Arranged ~ to
the Authorised Invest,ra.,o,-

Senator Butler Has Not Yet Arrsnrrd q. ~
the Authorized InvestIg.t,op.
Senator Butler. chairman of the eonm,,...
on Interstate commerce. has not yet arranged
f"r the investigation authorized by the Senate
sod viii take no steps in that direction until in
~ some time, when he will call the commit.
% ''se'her for ina; purpose II is not likely.
bh;!sT thinks, that the COMMITTEES will 20
lo!o-iG "a investigate the disturbances among
.. r"'-read men out Of which came the de-
ia II Judge la: in the United States court
Ing IN hat city. Such Investigation Of dis
e. 5'cEiar matter may be made will be con-
60 ':sd IN this city. Another important question
.i-st tie committee has been instructed to ex-
saline il the transit Of merchandise in bond
'ir'tSh United States territory, and for this
.GrJo-e they will go to Buffalo and one or two
",t"T boundary points TO ascertain. if possible,
ias cause for the complaints that have been
IeTs.ed at the existing law. The scope Of the
inquiry was broadencd during the closing
hours o! the session BY an amendment which
directed them to investigate the alleged viola
lions Of the long and short haul clause of the
interstate commerce act and other violations,
commonly known is pooling" These will
probably be looked into BY the committee at
length. but up 10 this time no definite program
has been arranged.
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DENOUNCED BN SMITH NJ. WEED.
Plans of Geo. G. knight Of the Nicaragua
Company Overturned.

Plans of Geo. c. knight Of the NIcsragua
Company Overturned.
The attempt to deposs ex-senator Warner
Miller from the presidency Of tine Nicaragua
Canal Company yesterday in New York vas a
failure. Mr.. smith ~ Weed. who had been
slated for Mr. Miller's place. turned about and
denounced George c. knight ss q liar. Mr..
Knight represents the English capitalists inter-
ssted in the company. Mr.. Weed called him
not only . liar, but an idiot, filibusserer and a
blackmailer. Knight said in q long speech
that Warner Miller had raised ], 900 900 without
authority, and had squandsred large sums in
junketins trips. He went on to denounce Mr..
Miller in the seyeress terms. and said that the
Cleveland administration would not consider
the canal scheme as long as Mr.. Miller had any
thing to do with il. He said he would like q
committee appointed to ask DR.. Weed 10 accept
the presidency Of the company. Mr.. Weed.
arose and fred this bombsheil into the camp OF
the stockholders:
Il don't know that ever attended a meeting
before" said be. where there was casir-
man and where the reporters outlCmbered the
stockholders. l am here to protest against the
use Of my name in connection with the presi-
dency and to brand A. lies every statement that
YOU. Mr.. knight. have made. In charity, 1
think you a mailman
I'm behalf OF Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.. President.
protest that what yoa say about its beng nee
essary 20 be of his political faith 20 secure his
ear in the matter of this canal is lie. every
statement you have made IS false. Ii Warner
Miller wanted TO he could put you behind bars
for bIackmail He has Your letters"
Yes. and 1 wall publish them," yelled
knight.
Moreover" continued Mr.. Weed, "Ir
Cleveland will never sacrifice one-half OF the
canal to the English people
Mr.. knight tried In vain to stem the torrent
Of Mr.. Weeds deruneiaSion. AID the meeting
broke ND III extreme disorder.
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Ths King Brewing Company plant at De-
troit took are yesterday afternoon, and within
an hour The brew house, boiler room, wash
house sud al the plant except the main build
ing and engine house IVES practically destroyed
With thsir eontensA
Ths London Electrical Enginser b authority
Tor IL statsDset that phosphorssesns tubes
sse bsing introduced In England for practical
Lighting In places where beauty u Of moro i'm
Degtones thaa Q vsry bzillinnt illumination.
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Oscar wiide's Lassst Play . Success.
Oscar Wildes latest play, "A Woman Of No
Importance" was produced for the first time
at the Hsymarkss Thsater In London Wednesday
evening. No more successful fret night has been
known for several seasons. Ths piece deals In
a style Of comic paradox with the question
gaised in lie Fills Nsturel" II II finely done
snd vas magnifcentiy acted. The dialogue 10
a constant succession OF Mr.. wilde's sauciest
nd smartest vftticisms and elected shouts Of
laughter from the audience. Without exceo-
zion the roles were in competent hsnds. Beer
bohm Tree showed marvellous picture Of Zoe
insolent aristocratic seducer, and Mrs. Bernard
Beer, a. Q deserted mother vindicattng her
wonanhood. gave an interpretation Of moving
.sthos. In response to calls for . speech Mr..
Tree expressed pride that he bad been able to
Participate in the production Of such play.
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The Kitchen Range Versus the sIop Barrs


=
Aoths Hei'or Vi ns I'en'hs o'A'
Permit me a line in commenda:ion Of the
article OF W. II. s relative to the disposition
:, -. h. h,,n,.t...,.r e., -.
-
my Wv" IN 'n'' "'
Inc .ew o-ief raies gwen oy nm were admir-
able, pregIy fully covering the gro und.
enly add BIZ NAV of enophasizinr one OF the
-, ;-,,or.,,. 90 he r.r-a-,,boros 81. 49,
:,
ahoS sre garbage 10 &C eoAinia'e above twenty
forr hours II possible 10 AVOID 1t. and Its de-
struction in TIE way indicated will prove {
puissnee To No che
49,. ,.,.:
.A ~ O'1@" We
81 up our Sofs IN oehseiy popuia'ed secnofi
o. me city. ons OF my nrst reformatory ef-
iors 70 improve the aones'ic status iooked 70
'ps "oc,i aoil :" thH' aoOlnihateh OF DECK
Nhus me sop o"EFe'' reasoning .ha' ii sue
ees-Iui we Noaid improve our own si'1at:oh o.
,,dnelhs - rs ga, one,;s,ve ahu mos. Pofta,
ee Iorn every soma unnt ioG lcod. sInlcins ali
liquids bv the sewer ridding the Premises oil
hofues OF r~'s anu mes ana rehdsfins QUE
Hs1snoors "A ID. otlAnt service Is sei-
oeie,.il' tne ioiiiesi-c Hei? liO'es"so: oat l
seeniei we teacs eo-'pe-sIie1i "f my We. ana
S,Aoesn VII NIs IHenH yea ago DO siopnaii
- -. s~a oees.ioh s,hSe 90 taa !.. ~ our
- $500 i IL. we s."F', ana nave
no 1eeeon 20 :" Ppoee 'nis one o. o"f he,gnoofs
vi W. Isns, 'eit. .i on VI rear, IN al NOSE
!1.nL ~ ustee eu .uo 'o' ,. 10, uses "
seu oa. range was Oeins Pa' oaiis' however
'ne,. , NO.
uI ih'onseh. eno'. cleaning up ana
aepint 80 sHnua'eo ,'euirs IN DINER direc-
o eno a NV, Esery sur
nc inen IIun euro s'one 20 inc iar BOUNDARY
o. 'ne lsAr ane. came unusr rigid Inspection
l.sqsenu!; 40 uArA CORNERS OF closets In ceifar
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