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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
GOVERNOR FLOWER MAKES A BLUFF
he TELLS SHERIFF COURTNEY THAT HE MUST
DO HIS DUTY UNDER PENALTY

DO HIS DUTY UNDER PENALTY
OF REMOVAL.
Albany, Nov. 7.-Governor Flower sent the
following dispatch to Sheriff Courtney. Of Kings
County. when he learned from William @. Low
and others by telegraph that the ballot law
was being violated in Gravesend:
1T has been represented to by citizens Of
Kings County that you have peremptory refused
to do your legal duty In the matter OF to-day'0
trouble at Grayesend: ! am not IN possession Of
exact facts In the matter. but call your attention
to my proclamation OF yesterday, published In this
mornings papers and l shall expect you to do
your full duty under the statute I'm the preserva-
ton Of order and the enforcement of law to the
end that there shall be honest ballot and =
fair count in your county Failure TO do this will
be considered cause for your removal
The Governor then sent the following message:
To the gentlemen who signed the telegram OF
complaint: Your telegram just received, at AIS
o'clock. after my return from New-York 1t does
not state In what respects the Sheriff has failed
to do his duty. but have wired him that COM
plant has been made against him. and have
directed him to do his duty under the statute "a
the preservation Of order and the enforcement e
law. to the end that an honest election end fAip
count shall be had. All public ofacers ever whom
! have the power Of removal mVst 90 tnear Sux
duty. Or they win BE- removed from efaoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08

one-half Of that poed at the last general eleo'
ton or about 90 200. and OF this the Republican
candidates have about - per cent electing thelr
entire judicial ticket. Figures are not TO be hah
at this hour, and the actual count VIII not ne
available until tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08

~ nearly 800 votes Asbury Park gives Bradley
majority of $50 voes increase over last years
Republican majorft Of 625. Manasquan gives Brad
lev a majority Of .; last year Terhune carried the
town by 237 The Indications are that Bradley Is
elected Senator forMonmouth County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
IOWA..
PROBABLE PLURALITY OF OVER THIRTY
THOUSAND FOR JACKSON.

prpuHLICAN GAINS OF 1oi5 SHOWN IN RE-
TURNS FROM $50 PRECINCTS
De' ,,,ra,i,v NJ from 5000 to 5000 Is probable
~, ~ ,'r.cincts show Republican gains Of LOIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08

.,.sor they were satisfied with this trea'm ,eIi
,nev told me to get ana SS% I5 N police
him to arrest ne ,o mI mink the charge was? Kick,
l" @"a m an1 s s15s'fS %
Jus, imagine H. Vr the brute and bully in me The
us Sos ss" Of r sa9fs ss s"@ and
charge wac gsc, that the glass Of baoleoIb T W
9 e%Ssar in q tn ''T TSs b ff{ me
certainly did not 90 o xiv in the day so mat th'y
out Of the p'a eiectIcn just as they pleased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08

ceiyed and the election OF Ward Rep) for Sena-
tor Is about certain. with $50 or 300 majority
Diver Czep) for Assembly is elected by 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
EVEN SCSSEXi

r.wtL. ~ j.. Nov. 7.-Sussex County gained a
decided Republican victory, electing William p.
Coursen 10 the Assembly. Samuel Johnson. Surro-
Ito and Peter Cunderman. Sheriff The county
heretofore has gone Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
c1o1,crsrER VOTES FOR HONESTY.

Woodbury. n. j. Nov. CSpectaD.-There Is every
indication that Packer Rep) is elected Senator by
$780, and Stanger Rep), Assemblyman by 800 ma
FORTY in Gloucester County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
MKINLEY SWEEPS OHIO.
Continued from First Page.

49,, been reelected. has also George Barrett for
ns.sw. Clayton Stafford (Rep) to the Assembly
)" the Ist District. William Watson RepJ in the
IA District while William j. Thompson (Dem)
sas been reelected in the lid Assembly Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
SOUTH DAKOTA.
THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECTED

A LIGHT VOTE poLLED. AND EXACT FIGURES
NOT YET ODTNNABLE.
Yankton. s. D., Nov. The Republican cam
ddates for judicial Offices have been elected
nv the usual majority. The vote has been about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
THE STORY OF EYE WITNESSES
BRUTALITY TO THE REV. MIR. KENT.

ULRICH l-,tMEDO, A MEMBER or THE STOCK
EXCHANGE. BEATEN IN SHOCKING FASHION.
The outrageous treatment OF the bearers Of Judge
Barnard's order was described by the Rev. Mr..
Kent as follows:
Il went down in the carriage with Colonel Bacon
and others. AS arrived Chief McKane
with a number OF men confronted | heard
Colonel Bacon address McKane by name. McKane
said: Away with him. and officers seized him
and dragged him Off In the confusion / got sep
arated from Mr. Stoiber. my fellow watcher Mr..
Moore. another watcher. said: Did you witness
that? Mckane then came toward me, and heard
him call out: L would have knocked him down II
il were not for the looks of it, He then cried out:
Are there any more Of them around" Mr.. Moore
and were standing there He looked at us and
said to get out. that had no business there.
took the original injunction order from my pocket
and held it out to him and said. 1 have here an
order OF Judge Barnard. Of the Supreme Court.
"He yelled Get out OF here! and called out to
his officers Clear them out! was Immediately
pushed forward toward the middle OF the stand.
me. held out the order. and called out what
IL was but McKane wouldn't take It, and
his officers would not take II. fell to the
ground with IT, and it got soiled and crumpled l
arose and was again struck several blows, one in
the face cutting under the eye. ! had TO run
from the violence and pursued several hun
dred feet. ! walked over to the trolley road. ana
along the track two three miles to Prospect
Park. where | took the cars to my home.
thought surely when | produced the Injunction or
der and called out what 1t was and offered to
serve it on Mckane that he would respect II and
protect me. but he only gave the order for my
removal. | tried 10 serve the order. and told him
distinctly what it was.
Mr.. Kent has swelling over his right eye and
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
FINE GAINS IN SALEM.

Salem. n. j.. Nov Z tSpecaD.-Repubcan gains
are shown in the returns from every township re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
SOME SPECIMEN VOTERS.

Rlckety omnibuses were driven recKiessly all
day between the Town Han ana ,ne brish'o"
Reach railway crossing at Neck Road. They car
rIed "aoaters, and all sorts OF dsreputabe per-
sons who had come from New-York and Brooklyn
to vote for pay Tribune reporter VINO let a
train at the Neck Road CROSSING saw 1ne OF tnese
omnbuses and thinking II was Puohc convey
ance. approached IL. - $1,000, A.. - So
Jump in, young feer! shous oe .ne man r wno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08

The most natural and lasting
violet perfume is communicated TO del.
w. ic,te laces handKerclefs. and station.
l y e erv b- CAsWELL. MASSEY d CO.'S
.Florer,ine Violet Orfi- Snchct.'
,lol B-way, SIS jii Ave, AMI Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
REVOLUTION IN MONMOUTH.

Asbury Park. y j. Nov I tSpeciaD-freehoid'
the Democratic Gibraltar of Monmouth County
gives James a. Bradley majority of 50, a change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
KENTUCKY.
TIE LEGISLATURE WILL BE HEAVILY
DEMOCRATIC.

LINDSAY LIKELY TO BE REFLECTED UNITED
STATES ,ToR-MAYcR TYLER CHOSEN
AGAIN IL LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. Ky. Nov 7-According TO reports
received I'D to o'clock the next Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
MIR. CIRCUITS EXPERIENCE

Edward NJ. Grout. who Is Mr.. Gaynors law
partner. was seen by Tribune reporter at Mr..
Gavnor's law office in the Real Estate Building.
Montague-st Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon He
said
at Is not true that received personal injury at
the hands of John Y Mckanes men. but | saw
several Of our party abused in manner that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
rI,r pRlsONER RtLtNatD'

pos.nbeck was transferred to n'y snrrel from
u,it Of habcas corpus was sSo"' S'oreme
1 m|. cullen for his produc'lo" !" prnnty sheriff
Court re ~"S vic collar was partly torn OH anu
George + hleS'' Ills waistcoat had been torn
his a, nse hS and his Ss writ caarsed thai
at Hs Tse a rS5"T d'arS nrgSee%nss
h aa i"' Of eeon in our To nrgC" Harlan
VAS signed by YchGla Spsy nspeciors Of election nH
de and I ,aFsnda an in the injunction ISSUE"
Iudgr Barnard. .,,.areed by j. Stewart iNoSs
co Tns for the r9grr lS HsSo q the
case on it's merits ana Of ny Interference with the
INSPECTORS. ,pt,TryT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
ptnIct1orS PRETExT.

A. soon as the first excitement ha" , no, heen
As "ac,arc1 that the injunction had no, De,"
seryed on him. Dozens of times dur,s fo,,owers
',ra',, himself M and said to his admfr,s ,.,n
anew n"nt want any bloodsheI here bat ,a We
I'VE uoh WIN hnes This ridiculous sn i 80
pro-. ,atied to rouse great enthusiasts ''
non,e things McKane said to repor'ch He waved
,,onsI noc6n made stump SperCi'' 49,, ~ on
toohV Pa Pa AZ and cried we are mere u ui
orce the law told him to sG, Eve on" got Repub
cam inspectors inside those booths 92 ,,np and
Iianis Iast night from William j. nu,'n7 crn
nlalIhs ,'' ~ Of the Republican General Oil IN
mItec have filled NJ one FOR eaGh ca wntcher
lic,ion dsiricts and there is RepnDlc"n W. az"
in every booth Bacon didn't serTs nns pnF ha Wing
,no Those fellows weren't smart ihs,r"u ~ % 49,, 80
~, nsners ali ready and cdppins thchi mo ny
hand he began calling 20 his men 70 rg's,sd him he
rsadv and got out OF his way irrS.eu I'M -,
causs he was making disturbance l doh h,ioM
whether he was drunk not. We arrrste' ,
W III snye hecause he was swinging revolver
around and disturbing the peace III no' sois 20
nav. strangers in this town to-day except Y
The reporters are the best frlehus etci "su a
hadn't been for them nobody would nave hearu OF
,n. Yn, car t,rit. any thing about me you
please when you get away. don't care. IL all
.ltsaFf tg.E ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
SCENES OF DISORDER

Rubens would have found n hundred admirable
models for his picture on the Judgment Day In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-08
EFFORTS TO UPHOLD THE LAW
SHERIFF COURTNEY APPEALED TO IN VAIN.
FROM III

SIX LEADING CITIZENS ASK GOVERNOR FLOWER
TO INTERFERE-No REPLY RECEIVED
FROM HIM.
When the facts in relation TO the outrageous
treatment OF the Republican watchers made
known at Campaign Headquarters in Brooklyn
was decided to make demand upon Sheriff Court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-29
Al rliA y a. @ A.
Rae LibHtp IL Aaatsl,d hY ia
lucas sad Othera.

Rae tiaHtp IL Aaatsl,d ~ ia
lucas 4at Others.
The novel entertainment al thu
\ Nj q \ last night, tof tao ben
edt of Tao Associations library
Was we'll patTunaod, The drat
number OF lhp evening waa violin
sole with piano accompaniment, By
Mastegs Almond and Arthur Wall.
The boys would have received an
encore had not the master Of oefa-
monles, Mr., G. Il, Ripley, au-
nounoed IN tho beginning that
hereafter eneorea, no matter how
enthusiastic, would not 30 respond
ed 70. This rule will be strictly
enforced at all future entertain
monts,
Rev. DR., Lucas reoited the "Quak-
ers Meeting in his usual humor-
GUS style, The kamehameha stud
ents favored the audience with a
song, DR.. Lucas appeared again
in "Puneh's Eulogy on Abraham
Lincoln. After the singing of a
song by Miss Rhodes, the popular
lecturer again came TO the front
with a " Yorkshireman's Welcome
10 the New Baby,
The kamehameha Glee Club
again delighted the audience with
one of their fayorite selections.
The evenings entertainment was
brought to a close by DIR. Lucas APP
pearing in his original poems (a)
An apostrophe to the moon," and
(b) Oratorio on David. BY
special request the lecturer sang an
Indian melody set to Gregorian
music.
The donations to the library in
the shape of books were numerous.
About sixty-four volumes, some of
them choice works in English liter
allure, were added to the \. NJ. c. A.
library.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-29
ELEVATIONS
C4NADA'S LEPER COLONY
Twenty Two Victims Isolated
IN the Traeaife Lazaretto.

OTTAWA. March 5.-The Minister OF
Agriculture has laid report before Par
Lament from the medical officer in charge
Of the leper pesthouss. Tracadie, Y. B.
II states that the close OF the year finds
the lazaratto win twenty-five inmates-
fourteen males and eight females. Among
these all stages OF the disease Of laproSv
are represented Nine OF the
PATIENTS ara N the early stage; he re-
maInder being more advanced are
running the usual course OF mutilation
and distortion OF the limbs and derange-
uent CT me Internal organs.
- i more loaGhsome and terrible ii
egse-oue accompanied 0y greater men
tai and physical distTess--couId tot aThct
humanity continues the report The
splendid discipline maintained 0y the
religious ladies' IN enzrge, intending Ger
tain hours fGr religious exercises and re-
creation keeps the minds OF the poor
IIuiortanAtes mere or less occupied, ard
aids n making them more resigned 20
their sad late
During the SUMMER months some OF
The inmates are able 70 spend q portion
d e1c1 day a boating and fishing in the
AAAEl 5AAsJEt< u fA&EssL4 u = Abai&A4 =
feg feez OF the lazaFetto. The time soon
cones, however 70 each and al when
they are unable % DO more than watch
sae sGferIugs u those aroEn.i them.
DURING the Yezr which has Jult c.osed
three q the patients suceuEnbed 70 the
disease and three new cases wee al
raitted- OF the latter one ease came from
Sc ggze, BefroTn Csraqust and one from
near fFracsdie. None have been admit
ts3 from Traeaais for several years. The
disease seems % have died ont there I
Know II ont one suspected case n the
parish.
The ranks are being recruited from
octiylfFz districts ard from persons whose
families rad ~ past years removed from
Trzeadie While on frequent t0urs Of in
spectIon during the year fo88d The
disease cropping ont N unexpected
piaess, and lear that ior years ~ come
re may expect % meet With new cases,
especially ~ HoembeYs u families ~ ore
time resident here. Only By prompt de-
tsefiGa and ISOLATION can The disezse ~
kept IN eheek or stamped o1t, "a lsDeosy
The world over spreads from csusers #
confaelon and gains = foefhold without
attracting attention -
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Ihs Y&eeg IS 49, 14ah.
ifeps,t.aR i,ebst4A-egs cs.ses
~ us qesfh a - 80 n s&eE
4&kef i< keaE es - =
csmFefAke m&@ ~ e1tey-as.ee
fEaya s..e s1sal
vs. &Fe E9g ~ : s'sasAse.
- a "a ~ ~ s4s Esd so
sek IL aa.a l.ae, $50 ~
QsaFaEthe satisfaction
80 aat ~ ,4ssiNsae.
80 p&aek t1e eeaast.ese.as
fGF Hs
Tke exeelleasg fes.fsgtag
gained u ebe es.@ aeg G3.e
work &ad G4lg aaeE nSls be
maintained * ali A4zas,.z
Ny OFEnAL I:e.Esaa,. IL E6y
al established ik;s5sakl.9e a86
hardly needs E4eF.sit.a Iee sc
| am making aEals FE4gEas
aad q LARGE 6EE 81 a4Y nag
uIar business, / waaG ~ EeaS
it CONSTANTLY before Yl@ Tsas
many fiatterIag testimonials |
have received tresa nF pa
tients the past two a1saaFss.
and the daily increasing a'slsb-
ness convince me that qea aE.-
preciats my kn0NLeeger azrf
are willing 10 profit tk.sreGEsg-
4 failure TO eGsr=rea a.F
trouble which glasses can esac-
rect IMPOSSIBLE.
Ny system Of testing 81 ~
simple and yet 20 E'aEtass'..i. ssaz
the whole thing bssasgzsss a
pleasure To you. instead 81 Il
tedious and painful 0FeEaEnszz2
VIII you bear 1t II mind z
ENo charge for ts:sGI1g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-29
gooked tn Leave.

The following peTsons are booked
At the Office Of gm 9. irwin = 60.
70 Ieave to-day At noon. on the
Australia
E. +. grfo. ". Vanialoos. J r..
Andre. ? Opfergefs and family, u.
Nigletou. wife and child, J. q.
Write Reg. Or. Lueas, Mrs J n
Dat and 3 children. Wn0. GorlloD.
) Captain, " y. Ellis, Mrs J. v.
Knapp. ?, K. Fulton, Mrs. n, r.
&shlsY md D children, ". J Feron
2. 9. FIRING. 4 Hcftre16r, r. Web
sfer Gfs 8uIlsr, Higs +, z. Feel-
in. Nisses Hooper, Niss Youpg.
Cwayang Kes Mrs. Kirkland ~
+ johnston. q. Kaiehr. Dr Mar
d6nald and wife, Hfs r l.. GoIiCz.
1iss { stiles. Mrs. ard Higs Hicks.
T. - White. uifs ard 2 children.
Hrs " J g5welI, r. I<wjs, Mrs
O4eo Theb. Barfou ard ujSe. n.
f18isson Njss Gililand Hrs. y. s.
Cooha and Z children, ~. Eoruin.
i. & Jay diss Gr1e0w515 Hiss
Sterling 8fss slhenck Nfas Phil
IIoe r. 4, Hs6ker Hfs r. J H61
xef antI g6a J ". CsofHr md
6a8ahfer = q. Alien a03 mfr. III
r. +. Juf4 4 (,reo0w11d an1
vif6 !. g. 3s1Hdard, y = Ban
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-29
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
The Store of LYMAN Brothers
Entered on Monday Night.

During Monday night or Tues
day morning the store of Hyman
Brothers on Queen street was en-
tered by a burglar. The thief
gained entrance through the sky
light of the building. He lowered
himself to the second story by
means of a piece of telephone wire,
which he secured on the roof. The
office safe was first tackled, and
after the handle and combination
had been tempered with unsuccess-
fully the visitor gave up the idea
Of opening it. He then took a
look around the store, secured
some merchandise and small
change to the amount of 80 cents
and made his escape. The police
are at work on the case.
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pel.od tioul tass ia Natvh, iaai. the
summit Mas changed ttula Central
&o2h, wltA ala elevation III AL. d. 4
p2iat luVVtlN north of thp etuat pit.
VITA Az elevation eg -u2. rieg "a -
ieett, tto Whole rsglon &c the eAst aud
eeNth By The ISAAC agouvy, WAa tai-el
aeksi lt eNevVtla Cvuttai isopk ia
beNAt eS about 10 leet, aud GA the
Weet slJe about 50 feet mailing the
oeoseal togu1 VI Aalema'uua'N mole
noticeable,
Fhe trail over the OLD ap,4 ut ktla-
U,st has been Improved aotueN Aat aud
ln,ss&eI b stoue monuments gt tte-
QNeot Intervals throughout ia ivugth,
ana there Ia . trail eptlroA around
HsalepaA uma' q atd another leading 10
seuie lotetvstiuB caves southwest q!
the pit,
The ueN Volcano HOUSE les q vast
Improvement oNvX thc old ouv, aud
sNousd Dc Well patgOuized hN touttsta
ssnd otheIs, as ik IA exceedingly well
conducted and all necessary comforts
are pEeN lded by The present mauage-
lu5ut.
With the completion o, the new
Government rN.sd tEum hilo the Vol
c>sao ii kilaUea should have = muoh
larger Number og Visitors than ever
before,
Ia making nay reveut survey, valU-
9oje ssSSlStAneo Mas rendered bY Mr.
W. +, Walt OF the Government Sur
VeN, and also by Che manager aud
guides at the Volcano House.
Al, ...,......... A. ... ...... -.
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DC Yam l,45p yards Hamburg Embroidery. to
inches vide, neat pattern value Zoe
nc a iARb-l 900 yards Hamburg Embroidery, ~ z
inches wide actually WORTH i5c yard
Toe, iARD-2ODO yards Hamburg Embroidery H. e
inches wide, beautiful designs; value zoe. yard.
45e EAoH- Ladies Muslin Chemises Embroidery nn.med
value Zoe. each.
zoe EAon Ladies Nightgowns, Embroidery Trimmed
value 81 % each.
75c YARD Skirt Embroidery, yards piece ulee
pattern value 81 80 yard.
Ii. s. LEVY Is Fort Street.
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17c.9otrp, Coolers bette 17@18, mittelz
quite uno cute 154@16, friiber 8ading
Stof 12(@13c, quite unb bette v&ou"-
8uttertr, bette Creamery TIC, recbt
ib0ne 1876, 9airD 123c unb 1876 fir bic
bette; in v&pus" O0er fleinen @ebin6en Be
meDr.
&Gie, bette sun @ream gbebbars"
100103c, vSlat Shapes" 9@91c, 0oung
9(mertca 93010c, ySftmmeb" 8(09c, nabz
9emacbter Scbpet3er 160163c, n8rid"
113@12c, 2tmburger 123913c.
ter, gan3 frticbe 123@-c baSObb.
8 b It, geo0rrteS: 2lepfel, finItltcb ge4
trofnete 1000 bas 9fb,, an ser Spnne
gebDrrte n0rolt4e 5063c, 8ftritcbe 5(06c,
8rombeeren 6(07c, 6imbeeren 23(0243c:
Galtfornii6es: Nprtfofen 14(916c, ni6t
9elbdlte Pttritbe SOLE, gei9dlte 200
24c; Pfaumen 9013c; &oltnen: 0on6on
2aperS $1.65@2.00 bas &iitcben, Musfaz
teller $1.25@1.35, loie 4@6c,
. b It, frticbes: Qlepfel 1.OO01.75 unb
2,50(93.OO ie nab Der Site, 8ananen
1.O001.25, @ttronen 3.5O(04. 90, Short
oaer Oran9en 1,7502 800 @rbbeeren LOO
@3.0O in "a Bints. &irlben $-.-0-.-
oaS &tit3en 81 "a Quarts; StaCbeLbeeren
$2.00(02.25 pet "a OTIS.
&a~rtoffeln: @isconfiner 3d..
8urbanfs 65@70c 9ebron 6OQ65c, foSe
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