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The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
WISDOM or TIiE ELEpnANE
Knows Whom No Has Been swindlod and
ROsents A.

ono day. says writer OF English
military experiences, heavy gun stuck
In the muddy bottom OF Htronm and
The tandem elephant was unlocked TO
shove behind, or lIft the muszie ~ the
gun With his trunk But ne would not
ho only beloved and awnyod unoaslly.
shifting from one foot to the other ln
the sticky mud. AZ last with pitrouA,
hhrlll trumpotlng, he touched the sharp
point of the iron right on the muzzlc.
'lie says he ~ afraid OF hurting him
Nelf Hnhib.' explained The mahout.
Well answered the officer, In Jest.
'lell him To spoke the wheel " Promise
MN backahccsh, sahlb. and I win"
Very wei" The elephant carefully
found n Hecuror footing, curled his trunk
round lower spoke and made the
wheel reyolvc; then the SHAFT elephant
put In his pondcrous weight and the
Run slowly rose out Of the mud and
rolled up on the opposite bank
The triumphant mRhoui demanded
backahecsh for his HooahiaT HAITI wise
elophanU. You scamp! You want the
backHhresh for yourself" "No, snhlb,
dare not cheat him, and II you do not
give him backshcesh he will remember
you are no gentleman and will never
M'ih iui you again, All right, SAID
the officer, tossing the man a couple Of
roupees In succession. How shall /
know you don't cheat hlmg" Come
and see him fed this evening, sahib"
That evening by moonlight the officer
was summoned to see Hooahiar HAITI
eat his supper The elephant was sway
ing 10 and fro, tanning himself with
branch, and round the fire stood huge
chupattles-flat cakes OF -four butter
and sugar-purchased with the bava-
sheesh for the Hooshiar's Ger. The
mahout took up one of these cakes and
offered II to the wise one" who weigh
ed IL carefully In his trunk aud then
deposited IT, with satisfied smack In
his raw-looklng mouth. Now, sahib,
this second chupattie is light weight.
See him find II out"
The elephants are accustomed 20 "a
certain ration weight. and when the
Hnoshiar took this cake by the edge an
angry twinkle came into his wicked
little eye. and quick Hs lightning he
slapped the mahout In the face with the
fcathery mass. See, sahib." said the
man I'm glee, ~ dare not cheat him.
And he picked himself up and offered n
larger chupattie. Here. you foolish
one! Did ! ever cheat you? This one
is overweight" The elephant under
stood, and ate I'm forglving tranquility
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
ABOUT INTRODUCTTONs.
Circumstances Under Which They May Be
Informal.

IL is related Of Beau Brummell that In
introducing his nephew TO the society OF
his day. that he used very little cere-
mony taking 1t as a matter OF course
that his sponsorship carried with IL
such weight as To be indisputable So
the new dry goods department at Vein
stems, introduced 10 the public by
Messrs Singer and Fligman, needs but
the mention Of the names of firm and
managers to assure it public approba-
tion. In the store of firm whose
every effort has been to lower prices
to complete successfully with any east
ern concerns-managed by thoroughly
experienced men, acquainted with the
wants OF Montana people, success must
come 10 IL.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
Disseminated Agains, Themselves.

The mayor Of San Diego. Cal. points
out 20 the jewellers OF that city that In
their anxiety to prevent auction sales
by traYeling jewellers they have dis
criminated against themselves by i'm
posing tax Of SIS day. 10 be paid
six months In advance, ON auctioneers
OF jewelry, the established firms of san
Diego must pay into the city treasury
$3.50 before they viii be permitted to
conduct an auction sale, while outsd-
ers can open n store and sell goods In
competition with the old jewellers for
six months by paying $50. Some sa-
gncious member of the trade In san
Diego may now distinguish himself by
devising an ordinance that will lack
the Objectionable features Of the one
referred 10. which the mayor promptly
vetoed
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
81 80 ARTHUR p. GU TINS. --
Announcement.

Intending purchasers in lines will find it to their in
teres to call and examine our stocks. We the
largest shippers respective lines in the state of Mon
tana. We occupy saesrooms only five immense floors,
extending through the entire block from Jackson TO Main
street. We occupy five oos seventy feet front, extending
Grand Breckenridge street, for stock and the
wholesale trade We buy from the manufacturers direct for
SPOT CASH ONLY. We handle goods consignment
We make straight carload shipments We carry hgh-priced
goods medium priced goods and owprced goods We can
please everybody We your business and good goods
good work. prompt attention and low prices will win,
will sell you every time.
Very respectfully, ARTHUR p. CURIlN.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
A STREET CAR CIT.



gers.
The street cars I'm western city have
small stoves In the center OF cnch car
for the additional comfort of passengers
I'm cold weather. The driver Of one OF
these cars had reached the end of his
route one cold day last November, and
was changing his horses from one end
OF the ear To- the other. when a half
grown. -half-starvcd and bcdragglcd
looking kitten came mcwing across tho
road and ran into the car. IL curled up
under the stove In great contentmcnt
and the kind hearted driver, who was
also the conductor allowed IL 10 lie
under the stove during TIE Gown town
trip, lie begged a saucer of milk for The
littlr waif at the other end of the route;
and after lunch, for which she was
mnnlfcstly grateful kitty went back To
her snug place .undur the little stove,
and during the next day she and tne
conductor became suck s-ud friends
TINT hc left her I'm the cur when he went
Off duty that night,
lie did not put her out the next day,
nor nt any other time. but fed her every
day. aud before "A week she became the
pet Of the public, and quite an attract
i've card to that branch of the road. She
was a pfrtlA plnyihl ullH gray ana
whitr kitty. and made friends with all
the passengers The children played
with her, the ladies pctted her and
most OF the mon paid her some attrn-
tlnu. ono lndy tied n pretty scarlet rib
bon nround kltty's neck and the next
day another lady fastened "A tiny silver
bcll In the ribbon,
As for things tn eat. kitty has thcm I'm
variety and quantity enough tn make
dyspcptlc of her. During a single trip
she has had gifts OF a choice biz of raw
steak offered her by AN old lrishman
on the car a big oatmeal cracker and
sumc gum drops presented by u little
girl. u lump Of loaf sugar llmp "A
sandwich, some peanuts. and u link Of
snusngc.
kitty when ] hcnrd from her last
wna the most happy cortentcd aud
pettcd llttlcpuHs imaginable. Whcnthe
weather w fine she often rides out on
the platform with the driver who hns
been such true friend to her and
whose conduct II proof of the fact that
there rs kindly generous heart be-
meath his rough gmmeuts.-iIa-pcr's
Young People,
Special sale OF albums at The Bee
Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
The Hest Plaster.

Dampen piece OF flannel with Cham
berlain's pain balm and bind II over the
seat OF pain. II Is better than any
plaster when the lungs are sore. such
AN application on the chest. and an
other on the back. between the shoulder
blades. will often prevent pneumonia.
There Is nothing so good for a lame
back or pain In the side. A sore thront
can nearly always be cured in one night
by applying flannel bandage dampened
with Pain Balm. 90 cent bottles for sale
by all druggists.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
LADIES' READY
MADE SUITS.
HALF PRIcE-A BIC CUT

All this week wo will offer our on.
tire stock of Ladish' Tailor Made
Dresses, House Drossoa and Walking
Suits (n Clohk DepartmsnD black
and colored, every Suit marked In
plaza hRure', and every Suit will be
sold at surpriaing prioc. Prices
that arc given As tolfen OF our re-
gard, hs IL wore, a great ThnultE-
giving Sale, and no matter how high
they GO no matter how good, wo
have determined 10 CLOSE them dur
log this weeks Sale.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02
AFavorits In Kentucky.

Mr.. w. NJ. Terry, who has been In the
drug business at Elkton. KY, for the
past twelve years. says; "Chamberlain's q
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine l have
ever sold" There Is good reason for
this No other Will cure cold so quick
ly; no other ia so certain preventive for
Group: no other affords so much relief in
cases OF whooplng cough. For sale by all
druggists.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02

Special sale OF albums ut the Bee
Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-02

Portland, Dec. 1.-The Union Savings
and Loan Association bank was entered
by burglars. the safe blown, and robbed
OF $500 cash. Thursday night IL was not
discovered until yesterday morning and
kept secret until to-day.
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THE eLoATGR

The position OF homb chaperon to Russell
Sage may. after an, Dc regarded as a fairly
lucrative one Washington STAR
Poor Russell Sagci lie must pay S25,oo0
for the saving of his life Aud be Is worth
only SiO,ooO,Ooo Baltimore American.
m Mr.. sage really has 10 pay that SIS. 600
20 Mr.. l.nidlaw. be will never cease regrct-
ting that ne didn't use lower salaried EN-
pluyee instead Boston Globe.
Russell Sage Is called upon 20 pay S25 600
for using his clerk as a shield against "a
bomb. The verdict will affect Mr. Sago
more seriously than did the explosion -ln-
annapolis News
Now, &c would appear that instead Of
laidlaw shielding Sage the latter received
"a portion OF the discharge aud 90 that ex-
tent saved Laidlaw from injury. II Mr..
sage becomes much impressed with this
idea, be may possibly sue Laidlaw for dam
ages. W ashington Post
sage will not pay until appeals have been
exhausted and the Judgment against him h.
ripe for the sheriii's process. sage has the
gift not only Of making money but of keep
ing 10, and he stubbornly holds on TO Il UNI
der circumstances where most men. ever
multimilionaircs. would prefer TO oompro
mise. -Philadelphia Press.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.
NSsITTho Old MAm'ssIio's Score. B, K

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No a"biind Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
no. Peg Wellington. ~ Charles Resde
No. D Ruthno. - Ouida.
No. 6-Loyss Atousment BY III. Benton.
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No 10 10 .dies Fancy Work.
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No. is-slle. 4 History OF Adventure. Ty .Eidsr
No. il~Ning sOlomon's MinOs BY II. Rider
No Essays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amine BY Alexander Dumas.
No. I7-lhs Modern Home Cook book.
No. is-lie Shadow Of sin. hy Charlotte NJ
No. 70 The Secret Of Her Life BY Edward
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No 2i-lhs Ctbsr Mans Wife. by John Strange
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No 2s-noris' Fortune By Florence Warden.
No. 26-1he Tag Of Diamonds BY George Man
No. IA orr Of the World in Eighty DayA
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No. b2-The Heir Of Lime. by hobt. buchanan
no. 81 Crown Of shame. By IIorenos
No I ssHS Troublesome Girl BY The duchess"
No. M-When a Man's single. ny J. NJ. barrie
No 57-Fanchon the cricket; BY George eAnd.
No bs-1hs Story Of tlizateth. ~ Miss
IhAckeray.
No 5g-Two Kisses ~ HAwley Smart.
No CA Mad Love- by tharlotts n. Rreame.
No 1.-The Devils Die BY Grant Allen.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or most
age stamps. We will send any THREE
BOOKS TO be selected by yourself from the
list printed above. by mail postage prepaid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-23

SHERIFr's E-MAUDE NJ. RAK
- Plaintiff. W. Ahbie j. P,ror. y. 7. orfof
AMI Alexander Mort 30. defendant.
ndef and ~ virtue Of an urtier Of sale AMI
decree Of foreolosure sui sale i-suod out ct 90 q.
district court OF the fret dicial district y fhs
state Of n ontanR IN aud for tho county OF LeNl,
and larte, on tho 18th day 81 April. a. ID. 80 A.,
IN the above entitled seton. wherein haui
NJ. aker. the above named plaintiff ootaiuoi %
jud AMI decree OF foreclosure aud sale
sg1'nst htb.e > orter s T. Port p
"a day OF April. d. 1884. for tho un.
~ sl1ih0J. bel 'es interest. costs an attorn-
ices which said decree was, on the D TIA dag a.
ArrL A. ID ls5i. recorded in judgment bppx
30 Of sald cour', a. page f.. J. an com
handed TO sfll an that co.tsin lot piece .-
pare 81 land. e iu-te. lying aud hsing In 500.
ofthern hri C Eddi ion 20 TIE city ct J Zion
in fha corntg "a evils and lara. stat 'f
, onta1a. 40 D b,uuIed ali 10 cribed ne f1ilo
tu-l H.
heesst ihirt. 3 j 10 tot lot s.z o.. in llc
fizty-hyo lb3i e tho orihtrn lac nc rid G. o.
20 'he city ~ lee a. county and state aip. -
cad being thirty $500 feet front IN BOULDER ht
nua and one hunursd AMI forty lli1I feet ue y
- said lot and bluok ar numb rsd designate d
IHcihc addition now on tls In the OH. Of to
recorder u deeds Of SAID county Of Lewia ana
larke
ogethar with al and singular tho tenema~ts
hereditamsnts AID appurtsnsncea tlersuntu b,
longing or auvwise Anpsrtaininn.
ublio notice 10 hereby gwen. that on lhur'
O'clock m Of that day. at tho front door Of ls
court house, Helena lewis amt larEe county
Montana will. in obeiier CO % aid order 81 stl
and decree Of foroclufure aud ae. 20 u tho nlot O.
bo necessary 20 ssti q faid Judgment. with
forest and costs. TO the hishtti aud best b y ie'
for cash IN hand.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of April
CHARLES d. CUgTIS shoria
b. fnED F. hoss. lmler harin
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CnERrr,s sALr-RENlANlN W. fcnl1r

SHERlFF's sALE-BENJAMlN W. sCHIIE-
- der. plaintiff ". ". s. ID. Smith and Aug
usf = rcnlis der. defendants
Under and by virtue OF an order " sale An I
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of TOO
dis rct court 81 thskirst Judicial district OF tho
state Il Montana in and Tor the county OF Lows
and Clarke. on tho lira paY ~ rch. A. ID
Icy. Ia the above entitled action. wherein on
lsmin cuii~fie tho ab we nauet plain ~.
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
ust H.. tehl.eder. defendants, on tho .pth
day o. November A. ID. Isg for thu
cum OF SAN besides interest c,-
and attorneys fees. which sad decree was
corded in Judgment book No % aid cour. A.
rage -. am commanded 20 soil all those oerta a
lots. piece, or parcel Of land. situate lying an
being in the comfy 81 Lewis and Clarke, state OK
n ntana aud bounded and described a. follows
to wit
D It's number twelve and thirteen in bloc
number three, in Woodlswn lark addition o.
tho city OF tlelena, according g. the Official plat
Of said addition on file ia the ONCE OF ihn
county recorder OF Lewis aud Clare coun 81.
. ontHna. TO which references is hereby mado fur
a more full and complete description OF said
lots.
q oFe,her with all and singular the tenements
fercd itamemts ami appurteuan q thereuntl boz
long nc or IN a wise aupartu'n no.
Public notice Is hereby given that ,atu-
da,. thl - day "a tpUf. A. ID. l53l. 81 u
o clock M Of that day At tho front door Of the
courthouse Helena Lewis and Clarke county
Montana, Will. in obedience 90 said order u sal
and decree q foreclosure and sale. tell the above
described property, or So much thereof a. may DO
necessary 90 satisfy said judgment. with intcre-t
and costs, 70 tho highest and bost bidder for
cAsh IN hand.
given under my hand this 18th day OF aroh
CHARLES d. CUNTS shoriL
by ANDREW ,. WADE equity sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-23
THE MERMAID.

Uruguay IS watered by 10 rivers, the chief
one being the Rio de la Plata.
Research shows that there is not a parti-
Gle OF vegetation la the eastern part OF the
North sea. II is one great watery waste
At Hot Springs, Esmeralda county, New,
a new spring OF cold water has made its APP
pearance at the base Of a large rock which
separates two hot springs.
A river is said to be sluggish when Il
flows at the rate Of about one mile an hour;
ordinarily swift, two miles AN hour; very
rapid, five miles an hour; torrent, six
miles an hour.
A remarkable body Of water is Reelfoot
lake, in western Tennessee. IL is supposed
TO have subterranean source from the
Mississippi river, not having. it is said, any
visible outletOr inlet. The lake was formed
during the earthquake of ISL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-23

ALIAS SUMMONS - ~ The District
n court 81 the First Judicial district of tho
state OF Moniana in and for th8 county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
liza fo.h. plaintiff, " William 10th. dc.
PENDANT
The state Of Montana sends greeting TO thu
above named defendant
Youare hereby required to appear in "a aetioa
hrought against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court OF the First judicial distriot
Of the state Of Montana, ia aud for tho county Ok
Lewis and Clarke. and 70 answer the conn nj
HE'D therein within ton days texciusivs Of the day
of eervlcel after the services you OF this sum.
mons, II served within this county or a. served ont
OF TINS county, but within this district, within
twenty days, olherEise within forty daYs or
Judgment By default viii b. takon AGAINST yo1
according 10 thu prayer Of said complaint
he "a q Hclion 10 brought 90 outaIu a decree
dissolvinE tbs bonds II matr4monT htraf ofore
and nov existing between the plaintih ana tho
defendant aud that the custody, control and
the children Of the said parties be al judged 10
the plaintiff. ! no grounds on which SAID 10 liz
meut and decree are claimed h. that the deisnd-
ANT for more Than cna year last past has b.en
hahitually mi Oh Tern @ ami an habituAl drunk
ART and Furthermore th-t the defendant has
D on guilty Of extreme cruelty towards tho
plaintiff ever since their marriage. A. IL more
fully 81 out ia tie cumuiaI ~ on flo rerc4u raf-
orence 20 watch h. here by made
And ron are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear and answer the said complaint a. above
required. the aid plaintiff will aupy TO tie
court for the RELIEF dematdal ia aid =, fnrIairt
uict court Of the tirst judicial district Of the
stat ~ montana. in aud Tor the
county u Lewis and Clarke
reH flrst this 18th day Of April. in the
Jua- 1t. { year Of our Lord one Thousand
court eight hundred and ninety -four.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ 9. @. tHrrN,s. d puts lerk.
- W fisischer' attorney for plaintiff.
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nm Observation-Disclosures HorEL.
sHEmFF's sALK-HENRY kuhn PLAIN

SHERlFF's sALE-HENRY KLEIN PLAIN
- tia. " Anna q brisc O. %. hriscoe, A.
NJ Hotter ami 81. N. Hotter, defendants
Under ami - virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure ana sale issued out Of tho
district court u the irst Judicial district 81 tho
site u Montana IN snd for the county " Lewis
and Clarke. on the g.h day OF April, A. ID. 1884,
ia tho abpVs entitled action. wherein Henry
Klein, the aboro named plnintin, obtained =
judgment and decree Of foIeciuturs and sale
iotsr AMI n n Hotter. defendani isI on the III
day Of pril A ID. 1894, for tho sum u IS III 81.
besides interest costs and attorneys fees which
said decree Was. on the lth day Of pril. A. ID
1894, recorded ia JUDI ment book No. = u said
court At puCe e.. am commanded 10 cell all
hose ctra.n 10 = pieces or parcels OF land. sit
uato. lying and being Ia the county OF Lewis and
lArse. etale Of Montana and bound d and do
scribsi - foiioWa, so-witB
o. numbered one til. and tho westerly half Of
ht numbered Two o. in block numbered hree
hundred AMI elEhty-nine tsti. sometimes
knawn a. block numbered three hundred and
elghty-si1 l3,ii, in the original tovnsite of tho
city II Helena, said county and state, "a d
plem sos BE- ny siKty-thraa ltHl feet fronting on
lark street BY one hundred zoo feet doep, AMI
bounded on TIE north BY property known a. lot
m6erei twenty Two ~, IA said block, on "a
east b. property u John nturrOck. on the south
by CLARK street. and on the west BY Msagher
street lnow hArr son avonuel.
Together with a and angular the tenemouts.
hcreditaments and uppurts names thereuntO be-
loniug IA ANY, iso appertaininK
ublie notice i hereby given, that ON Wodues-
day. the d day Of May. A. d. 1894. at y O'Clock
m. II that day. az the front doos Of the court
heuse, Helena evils and Clarke county Mon
tana Will, m obedience to said order OF eAls
and dscree OF foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described property. OF 40 much thereof as
may be necessary TO satisfy said Judgment. with
inter1st and costs. 70 the CHEST ana beet bidder
for cash IN hand.
Given under my hand. this 10th day Of April
CHARLES p. CURTIs. Eli ria.
by fRED 4. Hoss. Under sherh
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NOTICE or SEALED PROPOSALS AND
~ bids Tor the construction u the psniten-
tar A. HillinEa Montana
aoti~e D. hereby given that the board Of prison
Gonna issioners - Montana all until nay m.
1891 receive sealed proposals. and bids % cen
Firuct and erect tho eastern state prison a. D J.
Ing, Montana. upon the land and a. the sifo
seioafed ~ said board. Ia accordance With the
plans and suecihcations which have been here
toforo adoufei hy "a q board % state prlsoa
coIa nissioners. which plans and spocl hcatious
WI b. GA tla A. this Office and after April
-l. 1etl
300 Iartg 70 whom the contract shafl D.
aHaflo1 Will - regniro1 90 enecuts a Eoosl e. 4
s-iL-ieut bad. 10 double tho amount of thair
hlu 10 perform such contract for the construct
iug au4 erecting % "a EASTERN prison.
-l.. lnaru "a prison commissioner rsseraa
tha rtgit 90 reject any and eli bids beng tu3
high n price. and advertise anew.
lids received after Nay a.. 1874. will not 10
cuuaiuoroi-
an proposals. must b. addressed 'Eoari -
lrl-on Commissioner. Helena Montaua" All
marked "seaie1 pTopofals ADD Lids D. IvirIL.
fhf pane o. the bidder.
D. l.. RIChAEDE
Governor an President % tie Board Oh g.sfs
Prison a umllslunorH.
lo!ena. Mont. Aprl y LssA
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A ssEssMENT NOTlCE-THF LEO MINING
n & Milling Company Of Montana work.
located three and ule-haf miles from lutte.
silver Bow county. Montana
Notice IL hereby given that 20 a meeting o.
trustees Of said company held on the pih day %
euul 1924 an assessment Of = cent Pc
share was levied upon tie capital stock II al
company, payable on tho 10Th LAY Of MAY I-.f
20 john A. Never, secretary of said company a.
the office o. The / o. Mining & Milling oman
u Montana, room No. 40 Commercial bai q ..
inF. II Louie, No.
any stock upo1 which said assessment shall
remain unpaid OF the 23d day Of May isg.
shall - doe med delinquent. and will DO d IDLY -
Vertised for sale At public auction and unless
payment be made cfore. VIII be sold on tue I4th
day n June, 1884 90 pay the delinquent aassss-
ment. together with the costs Of al vertislng and
expenses q sale. JOHa p. MEYhM
tecretAty % aid company.
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