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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
MANAGERS STATEMENT.
Railway Managers Will Mo- Compro'
mise-New Men Called For.

CHICAGO. June S0.-The general mar
ayers Ia session tod " issued the follow
ing statement reg ,rding the strike; There
Is no attempt made 10 deny that the strike
IS Widespread aud serious. The freight
traffic OF the west is embarrassed TO the
most serious extent OF any strike since
the eastern labor troubles in 1871 IS. The
companies have no idea Of entering into a
comprOmis- with the strikers on any basis
w0atever Railroad companies fail 10 see
The Justice OF the position taken
by the American Railroad uuion OF
fighting Mr.. Pullman through the rail
rOt ID companies Men who are now on
a strike are considered men who have re-
signed their positions. Any men who
desire employment under the railroad
mDanies centsring in Chicago and are
competent men. will b. furnished posi-
tons and will b. afforded ell protvci lou
that lies IN the power of the companies
and the state OF Illinois.
The General MauaS-ri' association issued
q call { United st It's NJ ,rshal Arnold for
more depu les. At their meeting this
afternoon the general managers Considered
the question OF arrest * Debs and pros
cutting him und.r the United State, laws
re atinS To the detention Of mails. Ii WAS
finally deCi tel not TO arrest him, thus
forestailIng any Claim TO mArtyrdOm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Tied Tight In New Mexico.

CHICAGO. Juue 30.-The Santa Fe Off
Gals reported To-Day that no trains are
moving through Las Vegas or Ration. the
management started train west from La
Junta yesterday, but at Trinidad 1t was
taken in charge OF by mob, and the eu-
gineer taken up town aud threatened. The
fireman escaped by jumping from the en-
gine before he train reached the station.
At La Juuta, a train east bound from Den
yer encountered a misplaced switch at the
west end of the yard with the switch staff
tempered with so that the lamp showed
white. Very little damage was done to
the train. At Chicago today switchmen
aud firemen refused TO work with n yard
brakeman hired 30 take a strikers place.
Passenger trains running practically on
time between La Juura aud Chicago. The
Southern Pacific mas not turned a wheel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
GEORGE PULLMAN Is SERENE
Satisfied II the Railroads Consent to
Fight His Battle.

CHICAGO, June 80 George NJ. Pullman.
head Of tue u.lmau Palace Cas Co IL pany.
saws tonight:
This trouble has now oUtgrown our
jurisdiction. The strike OF tue Pullman
car shop employs has b-come "a IN sidgsry
feature. Ii has now become Il question Is
to whether tie railroads of THIS couutry
eau operate their own property or not
The American Railway Union might as
well say that no Armour Refrigerator cars
shall be hauled because OF trouble, II lt
should occur, at ATmOur's packing houses.
This Is arbitrary intervention OF organized
bodies OF employees In the working of
enterprises necessary for the public wei
tare. The principle is prrnieiOus. destruc-
tive TO order Ia society. and ia truth An-
archistlc. The Pullman company has AT no
time asked tue aid OF railway companies ia
this trouble. Tne railway companies did
not consult the Pullman company when
the general managers of all Chicago ter
miDal lines adopted resolutions 20 oppose
the American Railway union in It's theatre
cal boy cott.
"WhAt would the Pullman company do
II pressure should be brought by tue rail-
roads to end the trOublei'
NO such pressure has been brought and
we do not expect any. As l have stated,
the railway companies care nothing about
the alleged grievances OF the Pullman
shop employees. Their own independence
OK action Is now at stake ana they feel
that the question may as well be settled
now rs at some later time. This is tue
general disposition as / understand IL. The
Pullman company is not embarrassed ia
any way. Our men are returning at 81.
Louis aud Ludlow, and / think that the
railway employees will soon come 10 their
senses. We have done all we could for
our employees and have paid them as larke
wages as the times will permit do not
see what more we can DO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
ST. LOUIS ROADS BLOCKED.
Lines East and South in the Tie Up-Dep-
.uty Marshal's Orders

ST. LOUIS. June SO.-At the meeting OF
strikers held in this city this evening It
was announced that the men on the Cairo
Short Line, the Air Line aud the Clover
Leaf had joined in the strike. as well as
450 men in the shops of the Missouri Pa
cific railroads kilograms were also read
at the meeting stating that the St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern road from DeSoto. Mo, to Little
Rock, Ark, is completely blOckaded, aud
that a similar condition OF affairs was IN
effect on the Missouri Pacific from Cha
mois to Sedslis, No. General Manager
Ramsey Of the Terminal association made
the settlement this evening chat after a
careful poll of men out on strike, the rail
way officials were of the opinion that the
total number is not over $50 United
States Judge Allen, at Springfield. Ill, has
ordered United States Marshal Brinton TO
swear 10 1000 deputies if needed to protect
the property of the Clover Leaf railroad st
East 81. Louis, aud keep it in operation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
SITUATION AT ST. LOUIS.
Strikers Hope to s cure Aid Of EnGin.
esrs TO Complete the Tie Up.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-All the passenger
trains moved in and out of the union depot
tonight without any interference from the
strikers. Late this afternoon the inspectors
and car repairers in the union depot yards,
to the number of fifty. went on a strike.
The strikers have appointed press COM
mittee with Z. L. Campbell, chairman.
Mr.. Campbell said tonight that $500 men
were out in ST. Louis and East St. Louis
OF this number. :, 500 were employed on
this side OF the river and /. 900 on the other
This, the railroad managers say, is in ex-
cess of the real number. The strikers are
beginning to realize that to bring the
strike quickly to an end it will be neces-
sary TO secure the full cooperation OF the
engineers and firemen. They feel confident
that by tomorrow evening the engineers
and firemen will have joined them. They
then look for speedy settlement OF the
difficulty in their favor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Rock Island Train Dttched.

CHICAGO June 3O-The Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific train No. 10, outbound
after picking its way successfully over the
city tracks this evening, was ditched by d
striker at Blue Island about 6:30 d. IN.
Trouble has been feared at Biue Island
all afternoon. The train was made I'D
with Pullman car next to the engine.
AS the engine approached the station
at Blue Island, James MurvIu, a striking
switch man, rushed forward and threw
the switch. There was no time to stop
the train, and the engine and Pullman
were thrown off the track. Deputy Sheriff
Nickerson at once placed Murvin under
arrest. No one was injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
KNIGHTS OF LABOR. TOO.
Grand Mas er Sovereign Notifies Knishss
10 Be Ready When Ordsrsd

DIS MOISEs lows, June ~. The Chi
cago Great Western is tied up here and not
train Is msyiBg
Grand Master Workman Sovereign 20
night received message from Deb. in
which IL Was stated that he "a crisis had
not been reached, AMI asking q he would
stand By The Railway usiOn ooveFsigs re-
piled be would, aod ssBt t-lsKrsm. TO The
freight handlers ia Minneapolis. 81 Paul.
Spokane. San Francisco. Portland. Bos' on,
Baltimore. New Orleans aud o. Der points
aud AL stevrdsTs TO hold Themselves ia
readiness 70 20 out AZ a fnomesf's notios.
Sovereign also sent orders 10 thirty tbon-
sand men 10 Chicago. hackers add sthers.
TO 20 out. Sovereign - IN high spirits
over the success Of tbs movement lee
Chicago End Great He.tsrn bss dis-
charged thirty men for rsf1sing 20 take
out trains. snd also has made a. appeal for
police protection.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Hard Fight Looked For.

EVANSTON, Wyo, June 30.-At 6:15 this
evening the Evanston lodge American
r ,ilway union received a telegram from
ID hes ordering the strike, and au hour
of erward a general strike was ordered.
The west bound passenger due to leave
here a. 1920 and the east bound passenger
at 1870 are led up here. Theeng neer aud
crew offered to pull the mail but not the
Balance of the train, aud were notified by
the foreman of the train that they could
not take the mail unless they took the
whole train. Sympathy is generally with
the strikers and hard fl ,ht is looked for.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
BOYCOTT BRIEFS

Fort MADISON. Ia. June 80 One hun
dred Santa Re American Railway union
men went out at ! p. ~ Freight trafflc Is
grea ly impeded.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 30-Ths Evans
vile aud Ierrs Hauts railroad tonigh;
seat out its regular passenger trains VIII
out Pullman cars.
CHICAGO. June 30.-The Illinois Central
Diamond speci al for st. Louis that left
Chicago at 2 o'clock has been deTailed AZ
Grand Crossing by mob.
PHILADELPHIA, June S-It IL an
nounCed that the railroad strike will be
tried on the Pennsylvania road in this
c!ty on Monday. The Representatives Of
President Drbs are now in this city.
PUEBLO, Colo, Ju0s 51-OwiEg TO the
strike o; the southern coal miners not =
dollars worth Of coal is for sale IN This
city. Unless relief comes soon the steel
works aud smelters viii have TO shut
down.
TEEEE HAUTE. Ind, June 3o.-Ths tie
up on the Chicago A8d Es5leFn Illinois :
Complete. There has not been a wheei
moved FOR the north since yesterday. The
American Railway union mem BEES are &C.
terIa!aed no Pullman cars shall pass
through here.
=BUTTE, Mont. June 30-The Utah and
Northern branch OF TN L 0ion Pacific road
and ta= Montana L 8iCn road are closed
tonight b the strike. Tee North bound
train was he'd a. Silver BOs because u
bad Pnllmsn sleepers at ached.
CHICAGO, Juue J0-The yard men en-
ployed ~ tbs Michigan Centra! freig 81
yards a. KsH.iogtoa, with tie engineers
AID nr-msu u the -viieh engines, num-
beriUe about Fifty men. stF1c6 - ; Q 'clock <.
They refused 20 haEd Illicol- Cent raj
cars The ALeEigaa Central nses 10 Pull
C1au cars.
II. LoCIs. June Sat lac neetin :
held - he employees % tie Ms..our. Pa
c.hc and Iron Nonafain roas- The FL
s.n=rrs An a majority OF tie firsmru re
fused 70 strike. Tae night 80 cameo =
tLe Cairo Sort Li1e IN Ea-f - LOUIS
weat ou' tonight AID thi0zs are badly de-
gefaiiz-1 there
BATTLE GEEK, M5ch- June S0.-EN
lccal ulriu!l-fs 90 the a user4csu E-i.Eay
UHsSn IN p4CVsG on tie Gran! ITuak EeEr
orcerrd 20 rsk- a. m.duighL Ihsre T.
area excifrDc1t zBoEg the ess plogss . /.
along The isae a. Is exyecSed tksg sss
strike Wi. rxtez1 1850 tie ssops ss1
zasonz fkr Cfsi-- hzDfs
sioux CITY. "a. JuUs 81 No fTssxhis
ar lEcyiaE o. fke Cbicasc. ~. Fsul, Ma
n.srsll- sud OlEahs- a erfw. mvsflg
made up 80 e1cizls AID ssicr slopsoyes.
Sr3ed ~ take Ga; frzis tezsxsf. tui
strikers ssd tsslr symD1tEixers gsfhsrsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Belt Line Blockade.

CHICAGO, June 3o.-About 2 o'clock this
afternoon number of men 10 the employ
of the Belt Line railway at Burnside,
where that road crosses the Central, turned
the gates across the track and struck.
The crossing is an important one and
before word could be sent to the Belt Line
offices an immense blockade was had at
this point, while the gatemen stood and
refused TO lberate the accommodating
trains. The blockade was finally raised
by Trainmaster Warny with some detec-
tives and Captain Powers with number
of police officers. The mob was ugly but
offered no open violence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
TROUBLE IN COLORADO.
The Boycott Affects Every Road in the
State

DENVER. Colo, June 31-The railroad
strike is spreading rapidly ia Colorado.
The Colorado Midlsnd, a branch of the
Santa Fe, and the Gulf road are complete
" tied mp tonight, and the Denver snd Rio
Grande is seriously crippled. The Santa
Ee sent out its California train via the
Colorado Midland. but il got no further
than Colorado City, where all classes OF
employees. except conductors aud engineers.
struck this afternoon. Not wheel is
turning on the Midland. Superinrenden nj
Eyan brought the Gulf roa rs TT Ia TO IN
Texas by firing himself The train crew
receives dispatch at Cucharns warning
them never 10 enter Trinid d again
The Fort Worth exp e~s out f Denver
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Under Order OF U. S. Court.

HELENA. Mont, June SJ-rhe first
move IN the federal court in connection
with the Northern Pacific tie-up was made
today when the attorneys for tie road APP
piled 10 the federal court for an order d.
rgcting the marshal 10 pro ecc the property
OF the company in the state, aud 10 EN-
ploy a su;iicl-nt number of deputies 20
carry out the order. Il was granted. The
application or the order reCiied that the
employees had Quit the service OF the com.
pany ana refused TO move trains and that
Notwithstanding they had left the com
pauy. they still had possession of large
amount of property belonging ID tue rail
read.
Application for the order is believed 70
be preparatory TO a move on the part OF
the read to start trains IN this state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
BILIoUsNEss AND DYSPEPSIA
What the Medical Colleges Say Of
These Diseases

Biliousaess is caused by catarrh CT the
liver and bile ducts. The duets becoms
stopped bv tie eztarrhsl srcretio1s and
prevent tue flow Of bile through them
The bic i sheo absorbed into the blood.
producing jsund.ce, sallowness, Liver spots
aud depression. Dyspepsia i estsrrh Of
the stomach, which Causes Indigestion,
sour stomach, and many other disagree
ab.e symptoms
The oaiy systemic medicine which has
been found 70 BE- successful Ia tae~- forms
OF internal caiarrh - Pc ru-Da Pe-ru-nA
= = systemic med clBe. and Therefore
r-acaes he caisTrh Htereser iccaied- IL
/ toe oaly remedy able 10 cope VIII this
al~esse ia g.! ~ phases and stages
Every pstseni should have copy q Th-
Family Physician No ?, which : a .
pace pamph.eI. siviSC oou8Di-ts &C.
sSr1pgioa q the Cause, symptoms, and
cure OF earonic cstArTh- SEAT free 70 any
sddrrs, hy Inc P--ru-pR Drug G4Bulaet-
uTi0s cen g.4uy OF Columbus Ohio
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in q crowd of GOO and uncoupled the cars
rs fast as the train WAS made up. Finally
they intimidaIed the engineer aud fireman,
so the attempt wa given mp.
MINNEAPoLIS. june 30-fhe Chicago.
Milwaukee aud ST. Paul employees We're
ordered ont tonight and obeyed the order.
CHICAGO, June 3o-An ice famine is i'm
mineut, the supply being barely enough TO
las, over tomorrow.
MUNCIE, Ind, June Sa-rhis evening
five large glass facrories closed, throwing
l,6oO employees out of work
CHICAGO. June S0.-Judge Grosscup. in
the federal court, tonight granted the
Michigan Central railway a temporary in
junction restraining the striking EN-
pio' e. If that road from interfering with
its property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Strikers Are Restrained.

CINCINNATI, o., June 30.-Cincinnati
traius on all roads went out with Pull
mals as usual tonight. Judge Taft of the
United States circuit court granted a tenn
porary order restraining the officers aud
men of the Big Four, the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and DAYTON. the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern railways from refusing
to carry cars of freight or passengers de-
livered TO them by the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific. The temporary
injunction holds till July when the APP
Pile alton VIII he heard.
Oue hundred Winchester rifles with an
ample supply OF ammunition were put in
the hands OF a United States marshal at
IuuloY tonight
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General Strike Expected.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June set is COM
mon talk among railroad employees tonight
that the Santa Fe engiueers will refuse to
60 out tomorrow without union fremeu.
They held a secret meeting this evening
aud refused TO say at its close what move
they have decided upon. = call has been
issued fOr a meeIing of Santa Re condac-
tors tomorrow. Similar meetings OF all
Santa Ee employees are ordered at the va
ric>ls terminal points in Kansas IL seems
20 be settled now that the swItchmen on
all roads entering here. bsrring the Union
Pacific, AID possibly tie Burlington, will
strike tomorrow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Bovcott Declared Off

HAMMOND, Ind, June 30.-The boycott
was ended here at 3 o'clock by order from
Chicago headquarters of the American
Railway union to permit all trains TO go
until further orders. The men were in
structed to commit no act which will call
out the militia 1t develops that tue holi-
ups were voluntary on the part of the
members of local unions, aud no order was
ever issued. The men are crestfalien at
the turn or affairs, but submit gracefully
10 the order To cease hOstllitles.
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Firemen Will Not Strike.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June 30.-Chief
Sargent of the Locomotive firemen,
authorized this official statement: 1.-The
local firemen as an organization can take
no part in this boycott. as its laws do not
permit it, and have no authority as its
chief executive TO order a sympathetic
strike. In fact, cannot order strike at all
aud can only give approval to one after the
order has voted a strike. We desire il
understood that we shall in no way an
TogniZe the American Railway union in its
present struggle aud have so advised the
officers of the organization"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
A Tie-Up Loosened.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Jvne 3O-Colonel
Hugh Boyle, assistant adjutant general,
who was sent to Cairo last night by Gov.
Altgeld, telegraphed this evening that an
agreement had been arrived at that all
trains would start as soon as the Illinois
Central could make them up. This di--
patch Gov. Altgeld repeated II Vice- Pres
ident HarahRn at Chicago, adding: Now,
move your trains and wire me if there is
further trouble"
Nice-President Harahsn telegraphed in
reply; Thanks. We are moving our
traiasu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
Strikers Mako Threats.

RICHMOND, Ind, June 30-When the
strikers arrived here from Indianapolis
this morning they found that Governor
Matthews had the militia ready to send
here at moments notice This led to the
order to cease hostilities here.
President Shields of the local union ar
rived at o'clock and repeated the order to
LEI all trains pass
Strikers say they hope to avoid drawing
out militia and that the work will here
after be done in Chicago. IT. however, the
cases, liz in number, against the strikers
be pushed, and if the militia be called out,
the men swear they will center force
enough here TO wipe out the militia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-01
NEBRASKA NOT IN IT.
Union Men in Omaha Refuse to Obey
Debs' Orders.

OMAHA. June 30-Americau Railway
union men still insist that they will not
strike at present because they think the
provocaJion too trivial. President Debs
threatens to cancel their charter and they
tell him to do so. Ii Debs attempts TO en-
force strike on theD Mon Pacific lines ina
Nebraska, or ia the district under control
OF Judge Dandy of the United States
court, he Is liable to run against judicial
snag which will land him and all the Rail
way union men who strike in iall, as the
judge emphatically declared this morning
that even the refusal of the employees Of
this road to handle Pullman would bring
them ia couiempl OF court and they would
be dealt with accordingly.
Judge Duudy said: L have made up
M mind u the effect that in case the men
20 on strike or the Union Pacific lines
in my jurisdiction I wiil Ges. with them
promptly aud effectively if they attempt
To interfere with any Of The trains or cars. -
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Work Of a Mob.

CHICAGO, June 30-Six hundred strikers
wer- at Rlverdale this evening TO meet the
Pittsburg and Washington express on tie
Panuaudle railroad, which leaves the city
AT $50 o'clock. When the engine pulled
into the station the mob attacked the
train, and the sleeping cars were cut loose
and sidetracked.
Sixteen deputies sent out to protect the
track saw that it Was useless TO resist the
men aud used no force against them.
The express train went on its journey,
leaving the Pullmans behind
The mob then broke into the diner and
ate and drank everything on board, be-
sides doing much damage to the car.
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wzATHER BuLLErrH.

wAeufzc1or. J1ae - -Fg.iowiaz e 10
sgrr-~st 81 = - .. o.. rondzF
Ok.zhoEss-Fa.rs coaIlaEsd aizh t-unp@a-
tur~- s.r.zblr ril1a
Esasas Pair probably siizatiT ooolsg 10
no-th fsyrtiau- zisfs beco=laz narsh-
O. .orsso-rsi-. pros@niT tazaty oooaes
wia1s r-esrnfEE uoFth-
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Threatening at Cairo,

CAIRO, H.. June 30-At a conference
between Captain Boyle, the railroad of
ficials and the American Railway union
tonight an arrangement was arrived at
whereb by trains were permitted TO proceed.
1t is reported tonight that the brake
men of the Illinois Central will resign as
individuals, thereby not involving their
brotherhood in the strike. The situation
here is threatening.
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Differences Settled.

DENVER, Colo, June Collaboration
was received tonight by Rio Grsnde off,
Gals that the men at Grand Junction had
recoUsidered their action today. The re-
suit is that the labor differences on the
three roads ent-ring there have been set
lied 10 tue satisfaction OF boil sides TO the
controversy aud trains will hereafter ru :
as usual. The Rio Grande road succeeded
in sending all trains through today with
slight delays al Salida anu Pueblo.
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Engineers WIN Not Participate.

OAKLAND. Cali. June 30-The Oakland
ladg- of tue Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers decided today after a protractrd
session that they would not participate in
the strike. Furthermore they decided
that they would work with on-union
firemen, but not with any eneRade union,
who takes the place of a striker. This
action will hurt the American Railway
union men as they have depended upon
the engineers to assist tlem.
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Us Judge Says Men Must Work.

Los ANGELES, Cal, June S0-This after
moons traiu. made up of al engine. mail
CIR and day coach, pullei ont of the Santa
Re drpos without chs ructioB The train
had n6u-uaIon engineer. fireman and
cons actor The Passenger coach cou-
Gsi.ed no Passengers other than twesv-
d pnty marsual-- Il i stated n Il tLei-
d-~sinsi o. = Bsrssos aad Iaat tary viii
bring dorm IRON bsrstox all the cars they
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WAsHGsgrnE. June - Secretary e ths
Navy Hsrt.st hss isss-1 a. srser %
oantt nuiuE eli -nfk 81 80 New York.
Nsrfs.k .ad Ms7s fsiaaa u.rT yards
watch AS % d Wlth the lncrrsss e tss
pr.s=at nsrT TIE Ger safr hoids thst
lbs rs.ulutlsas cDufi8as q zoe y-ssyrs ap-
pfaprlzs 60 TO- tLtrrT asy. 10 "a kliss
fhs ooat E4sfi9n - Ehts work Tas ordss
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nrrLTR 100 sARcAsrrc.

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W. 4. + Bfsck ridzs - Es - TIE court
hons. 20 = crowd g. isaztsd - !. so people
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l,dsz L.iaz present Ia ia address e-
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rsgsr.1ce clothed IN subtis sarcasm he
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Of the lu8lgn@tlOa ElsstigE- 10 mid Das
cutting mAnusF.