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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-01
A jsssssst,s s|Ss s|Ss

tlon from a well filled senate aud
crowded galleries. , Mr.. Turpie con-
cluded his speech against the Near
aguan canal bill, becoming bitterly
personal at the close against Mr.. Nor
gan, author Of the bill, and against the
measure itself as the consummatlon Of
Cheap John. Peter Funk legilsAtion.
During the day MIR. Burrows Of Mich.
igan made his first appearance In the
senate since the Michigan legislature
promoted him to the upper branch of
congress.
Mr.. Dingley (Maine) called the at
tentton OF the house to what he termed
the utter failure Of the Paris tribunals
regulations for the protection Of the
Alaskan seal herd and to the probabili-
ty OF the complete extinction Of the
herd unless steps were Immediately
taken to secure q cooperation Of
Great Britain for the protection Of the
seals. The remainder of, the day was
devoted to the consideration Of the
sundry civil appropriation bill. Rapid
progress was made. Fifty-ive pages
Of the los In the bill were disposed Of
without amendment before adjourn.
ment.
Washington, Jan. 28.-The vote on
the Nicaragua canal bill will be taken
In the senate at 5 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, unless some unexpected
parliamentary obstruction is inter
posed. In view Of the speedy culmina-
tion of the long debate there was
added interest to-day In the speeches
and much speculation on the outcome
OF the long struggle. Mr.. White spoke
In advocacy Of the bill. Mr.. Morgan,
In charge of the measure, will close
the debate tomorrow. Mr.. Morgan is
confident he has q majority in favor
OF the bill. There has been no test
vote, however, to indicate with GER
tainty whit the result will be. There
has been vigorous and bitter opposi-
tion to the bill, ard Mr.. Turpie, who
has led the opposition. is not yet ready
to cOncede that the bill will pass. An.
other chapter to the Hawaiian Ques.
tlon was added to-day, Mr.. Allen pop,
Neb.) presenting resolution for an
nexation, and Mr.. George CDem., Miss.)
making q speech supporting the ad.
ministration's policy.
The house to-day devoted all jts timo
to the consideration Of the sundry civil
appropriation bill. with such success
that Mt the hour Of adjournment It had
completed the reading of the bill, ex-
cept fer several contrcverted para
graphs. which were temporarily
passed over. The case Of Judge Ricks
had an echo In tho adoption Of an
amendment offered by Mr.. Ray (Rep.,
New York; making It unlawful for
clerks Of United States courts to in
cludc in their emoluments fees mot
earncd and due at the time their acts
We're rendered, and forbidding the al.
lowance Of fees not actually earned.
The amendment excited no debate.
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Mining operat.r. Skin.

Iacon. ILL.,. Jan. 2e.-Baker Bros,
managers and lesees of the Northern
Illinois Coal company's mines owned
by Mr.. Hawkes. at Rutland, were not
In their office last Saturday when the
men went to get their two weeks nay.
Developments proved that they had alb
r,,ptly skipped. An Investigation Of
their affairs shows that they owe over
$S.Nm in wages to the miners, $1,000
to business men Of Rutland, and thou.
sands Of dollars to the owner of the
mine. A brother Of the Bakers. a
bunker In Iowa. attached the money
due them by the Chicago, St Paul b
Milwaukee railway.
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IMPORTATION OF TAYLOR.

Sews Received That the Defapltsr
Has Been Located.
Redfield. 8. d., Jan. 28-Telegrams
were received here today from Craw-
fortlsville, Ind, about forty.fve miles
north of Lafayette. Taylor's old home,
by one Of Taylor's bondslrcn. saying
that Taylor was probably located, and
asking how much reward was offered.
The Information was promptly for
warded to Attorney General Crawford
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Dro,yned Her chl,a1a.

Boston. Jan. 26.-Mrs. Margaret Mo.
Nerney drowned two Of her children
nt her home to-day. and after laying
them out for burial went to the police
station and told the police The WON
an 10 believed to be demented.
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West Superior, Wis, Jan. ga
young Finn named Hans Hanser was
arrested yesterday for drunkenness
To-day the police discovered that his
condition was not due to drink, but to
injuries to his head. He is also in
juted internally and may die. Matt
Anderson has been arrestetf for as
saultlnE Hanser. He admits striking
Hanser. but says he was justified.
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Heavy Loss 4. oshko.h.

Oshkosh. Wis, Jan. 26.-Fire early
this II orning destroyed the book and
stationery stock Of G.. F. Eastman.
Stocks Of ne4ghhring stores were
somewhat damaged by smoke and wa.
to-. The total loss Is $4,000.
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NEWS BOILED DOWN.

Items Of General Interest p,ace,, I'm
a Few Lines.
Bass Lake. Ind. has been selected us
the site Of the new PRESBYTERIAN sum.
n,cr sc'noO. and resort. fashioned after
the Chautauqua.
Thirty.six dairy cows were roast I'll
to death IN a stable fire near Washing.
ton. ID. e.. last night.
Lord Randolph Churchill's family
have declined the requests made by
sculptOrs for permission to take n
cest Of the deceased's fac, for bas.s.
Official notice. l,as been received at
Yokohama that the Chinese peace on.
voys are coming oil tn, steamship
Empress of Chira.
Maurice Garvey. a promincnt sugar
man. While showing Il party Of stranc.
ers around New Orleans. fell over the
railing Of the chess club stairway and
was killed.
A telegram has been received Mt the
Japanest. legation in Washington coll-
ffrming the report that Prince Ari-
sugwa, the uncle of the emperor OF
Japan. is dead.
The sitttngs Of the Greek chamber
Of deputies has been suspended for a
fortnight In order to give the rev
ministry time to get accustomed to the
AFFAIRS Of their offices.
Five men have l,ecn lodged In i.il Mt
Richmond. Tex. charged with COM
mitting a robbery al Sugarland yes.
terday. but the money stolen, Sl.;,OO.
has not been recovered.
Tie Newfoundland government ia
Increasing the number of men ON the
relief work. These. employees receive
y certs a day. There are still hun.
dretls Of persons without any VISIBLE
means Of 81 pport.
The St James Gazette gives a prom.
inent place In Its columns to letter
suggesting that Capt. Mahan, Z the
United States navy. be appointed
regius professor Of. history at Cam.
bridge university. in succession OF
Prof. Seeley.
AT Ashland. KY, the Norton Iron
works has announced 20 per cent
cut IN wages OF all tonnage men.
The Turkish newspapers print :, let
ter addressed to the sultan by thr
Armenian clergy and notabilitics Of
Adrianople. thanking him for the bene-
fits enjoyed by his Armenian subjects.
Father Paradis. noted Roman
Catholic missionary. las been visiting
montreal. Que. IN connection with the
repatriation of 572 families of French
Canada comprising 2.35S souls .rsid.
Ing In the county Of HOugl,ton, Mich,
The people contemplate re:urain. 10
Canada.
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Rialwax Lien File,,.

Milwaukee. Wis, Jan. 28.-McIntosh
Bros, railway contractors, to-day fled
lien upon the Indiana, Illinois &
Iowa railway for $4,000. They con,
structcd the road from Knox to South
Bend, Ind ...,.
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Louisville, KY. Jan. 28.-Dispatches
received to-day definitely confirm pre-
vtous reports that at least three lives
were lost BY the sinking Of the steamer
State Of Missouri Three bodies have
peen recovered. ..5fils st
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rs-sis. aass,p.

=
The pope, Il su6ering from q light
chill.
Archdnke Albrecht, an uncle of Dm.
peror Francis Joseph, . dying. :
The Dervishes attacked the Egyptian
outpost1 100 miles west Of Wadyhalfa.
Several Egyptians were killed.
! Owing to the snow and landslldes
the railroads In Northern italy are
blocked In many places.
The heavy snow and landslides have
stopped traffic In many places ON the
Swiss railroads.
The French cabinet resigns, being de.
feated on question involving the rela.
tive rights Of the chamber Of deputies
and the courts.
Action Of sea water has 90 loosened
he joints Of the aluminium torpedo
boat recently built for the French navy
that u is in danger Of falling to pieces.
Emperor william intends to meet
King Humbert Of Italy during the year
to arrange for notifications In the
triple alliance before It b renewed.
Five hundred Wen Of the force EN-.
pliyed on the PGnsmn canal have been
discharged. The laborers demanded
immediate payment and only govern
ment interference prevents riotlng.
There was severe battle at San
Francisco de la Berka, in Uruguay.
The government troops dislodged the
rebels under Col. Bernal, and, entering
the town, were attacked by Gen. Lima
and were again. victorious, a -
Swiss iirms have entered into aeon
tract with the Japanese war olice to
supply 4 sufficient number ofawatches
Tor one to be given to every soldier
who has served in the campaign when
the Mikado reviews his victorious
troops at the close Of the war. The
watches. which will. take the place Of
war medals. are to cost $3.50 apiece.
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Ansrtean nark Ash....

Lourenso Marques, Delagoa Bay,
Jan. &-The American bark Harves-
ter. from Port Blakely, Wash, for
peaagoe Bay, 10 ashore.
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Winnipeg, Man, Jan. aa-The largo
fur establishment Of Joseph Rosers 3
Go. was badly damaged by are this
morning. The loss is $21O0O: insureI
for $4,000. -, : '-1's''e '''' ~
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS-.
LAST SESSION OF THE FIFTY.
ii THIRD CONGREsS.
a Condensed RecerA Of the Proceed.
ings In the senate and House
Matters Of Importance Dealt
With.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-COnsideratio
Of the Indian bill was resumed In the
house. Mr.. Pickler charged that 1T
was unfair to proceed with the con-
,sideratton Of this bill to-day as many
Of the members interested had left the
house believing that the remainder of
the day would be used by the district
committee. He inaugurated q filibus-
ter which resulted. In the call Of the
house and continued his fllibustering
movement for two hours, but finally
yielded. Mr.. Weadock (Dem., Mich.)
offered an amendment to the proviso
that only 30 per cent of the Indian
school appropriation should go to the
contract schools and providing for o
20 per cent reduction each year there.
after, until the discontinuance Of con.
tract schools SO as to further provide
that I'm making such contracts prefer
ence shall be given to such schools
as have given satisfaction in the past
and now have contracts with the In.
dian bureau and desire to renew
them"
MIR. Holman made point of order
against the amendment but 1t was
overruled. The whole proposition rel
ative to Indian schools by ar arrange.
ment was allowed to 10 over.
The senate passed the army appro-
priation bill. carrying $23 1000 900. nnd
the bill which in effect advances Gen.
Schofield in command Of the army to
the rank Of lieutenant general held by
Generals Sherman and Sheridan.
Aside from this the day was given to
the debate on the Nicaraguan canal
bill. The japanese treaty was ratified
In secret session.
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pslph Net Hleste4.

Salem, Or, Jan. Ex-senator Dolph
failed Of election In the Joint session
Of the Legislature to-day, receiving
only a votes, two short Of Q majority,
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HamkupE shuts OF the supply By
Way of En9land,

Way Of England.
Washington, special.-The state de-
partment has been informed that the
Hamburg authorities have forbidden
the importation Of cattle and swine
from England and Ireland. Inasmuch
as q larger proportion Of the Amerl.
can cattle entering Germany 90
through England. this will be another
severe blow at our cattle interests and
our trade with continental Europe.
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EsAt WITH Mobs,

noiica on rnt- a. r,.a,t. - ss.,s es $3.50 ss
ana Th,,a .-s,,,n -" : ,s-.,.. ..sss s.s -
....,A ..u Alu syslue ~. nao hVeiy ume III
Passn9 an fsn0 TO q riot which had
t1vken o1s snese. ABOUT 100 persQns
coAected at this point and jeered the
soldiers who were under arms there.
The mob continued ;increasinS until
noon, when,A stone was hurael1 By one
s0f the crowd, striking q boliteanan.
This was followed BY esNefda sothers,
.and then the pollce and mlliti9 charged
2the:csoWdi Aosno rushed Sl0ng the
sf syeses te, and 1saa;as ,nsc e GO. Many
the ms., .s.;,s ~ ,ai,,t. ~ tt s,.a
notice u,ara ~, liz LIZ .as,.I sauD. y. sne
% ~. h.sS. W. - sssI ~. W. se.hng KS eHecl 9n
srreste; sr s IShn ~ .sT Ps.ns poase
ana Htenfsns ~ yrs.ss. - =. ~ ~
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80 :. IN g. .,;..sAs.
inne ti,a Sssssss. s.,,ss.s sstsa 49, Issa s
dSsn tf,s Sss.ss sSssas ~. - ssss !sSat SGs
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sasT % s,,rS Ss:ancs ~ Wsss.. Soysr Z .!e. ~
-+waa,,y y ssvsn.. S ~ Ms11St4 1ssat.l sss De-
wos a,.e Io.4sn,s1 u l,rsa na aaa. Avslnss r.s
teanth n d''y straat ~."y ~ ss ans .. u .tll-
cnt do,wn 1 a.s1w Ia - st's4na .s aveaae were 2,
NM nn,ni,sr " -, t.oii.- - sne n.yfca1 ns k;,
% onanva " noaS . g!aaHE ca.. .to!eo =! Nlntn
s,ora ."n.M .v,.nSas Isa ~ Inwooa eeaM semeeery
a. - MeAe1 ~ ~ Anu reaoetea 0taiiy un.
m NJ ,ae.e .or use A.! me most serious attempt
T,t.s N sns ,,..a raan.n. ot cers over tae
atth .tsaat xsnue .'s, Tssss ~ maas as eixty-
BLOT ttSbh Is bhfhiin arg 9ut utnl1Ea a1S aEen@e; iMnfGre f
depot was nearly successfui. 1t was
evidently the work Of skilled electri.
clans. - s'7sf-
AT Thirtieth street and Fifth avenue
two women. about whom a crowd Of
men had collected. hailed a Fifth ave.
nue. car. and wnen Il stoDfed fl,ev' COT
aboard It. Then thew drew nistols from
under their shawls and ordered the
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0ernaay's' 1rcn 0rt,.,

Berlin. Jan. 28.-The output Of NV
nor for the German empire during IT,
year 1854 was '5;;359, ,SS2 toms, ~. -.
crease OF 008,174 tons over the eatnnas
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NN44OG$O Z
~ fSdS6s1t0unt Waldo was sunk
q ssstaMsre ls,as e asomnss. msaasSi n'ne =
Tnvf vsfss killed and two in-
euFSd W boiteN explosion at the
61msl Steel works.
The .ifSd stand: Of the Baltimore
base KHGfoqndss y was burned last
TIE HtSs1 batnsef n. w. Wilson Of
Alton. ioNS. wit& contents and eight
horses VA; burned.
william Preatine, . farmer near
Champagne. Ill, was killed by q
Tree he was telling.
Thescabtn of Charles Bissell, o her.
nit lnlt the Welsh mountains, Pa, burn
"a down. The hermit Is brother Of
Postmastse. General .BisselL
A man named Coppee was nearly
ero8enrNhile sleeping In a. barn at
sCentralis, Ill., and one side 5of his
body waS pAEalyxed. :
The 8-year old daughter Of Chris
81hl, living near Steubenville, Ohio,
6Ied Of burns, her clothing having
eauGht fire from q grate.S
a. Baltimore parrot awakened the
nanily OF J. McGready, who barely
had time to escape from their burn
ing home $;sg .s.s:, -: ~
william Milan; and Arch Nsfr. en-
s Dsoyes1 Of the Paragon Papef mill at
bafbn, Pa, were triGhtfully injured
8 n natural gas explosion. Milan will
los1 his arm. e. NOT his life.
1. huge smsssa & seek ishish over.
Italy,.came down and AesteOEed sew
oral houses. The viflages4 h4d warn
: he and escaped. .s ,.ss:s'SS.l E { :
wanam N4es, IL years old dsssasggin-
sanity kiiied4 at HIckox mine near
GufaneaelA.. .IN..t while loading q. Ear.
With coal. his head being caught byi
lie car ana spit In two across. sthe:
syeG l.s3 >,} sSEl iiss3s.f1''; .Siit''
Nrs. Mary Hartins 81 Kalamazoo.
Gich., was seriously burned by gas0-
-ilne. She saved her. life BY rolling in
8 enuMsf. bank Her son was badly
( burned resculng her. Patrick Boyle,
n 1fen,an had his shoulder broken by
Galling from q truck. ,,f4 J}L /
TWO families consisting Of two men
ana women and Ave children ranging
from 2 to 8 years old, were found
elonG the roadside near South Charles
eop, Ohio, almost frozen to death.
Thsy had slept out Saturday night
With the mercury 10 degrees below
sero. The families were trying to
reach South Carolina. :,
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Washington, Jan. 2s. - The senate
again gave lbs attention to the Ha-
whttan question. there being added
interest in the subject owing to the
presidents course In dispatching Il
warship to Hawaii and in making n
semi-Otficial announcement of his
views. Mr.. Lodge added one more to
tile large number of Hawaiian resO u.
tiOns already piled upon the presiding
officers desk. 1t was less critical than
those preceding 1t. and after congratll
lattng tile administration on sending Il
ship to Honolulu. breatllrd the spirit
of annexation and of opposition to any
British occupation of Hawaiian SOIL
Mr.. Frye sought to secure action or
his resolution, expressing profound re-
gret at the renewed efforts to restore
the queen. This brought OH n sharp
debate in which Mr.. Gray upheld the
policy Of the administration. He was
frequently interrupted, and at Hmes
the discussion became somewhat per.
sOnal. Failing to secure a vote. MFR.
Frye gave notice that he would keep
the Hawaiian question to the front MI.
til 1t was disposed of. lie will cn.
deavOr to get vote tomorrow. The
rest Of the day was devoted mainly
to the appropriation bills, the fortifi.
cation bill carrying $2.OOOOOO. approx.
ilnately being passed, and the defic.
iency bill. including the income tax ap-
preparation, being finally agreed to as
1t came from the conference Of the
two houses. Mr.. Hill made another
fruitless effort to amend the Income
tax provision, his proposition being
voted down, 20 to 10. 1t was de.
termined to close the debate and take
vote on the long pending Near
aguan canal bill next Friday.
The house, operating under spe.
cial order, was enabled to vote on
seven public building bills which were
considered in committee of the whole
Aug. 8. 1894, and they were passed.
They authorized the construction OF
public buildings Mt Chicago to cost
$2OOOOO ut South Omaha.
Ncb. Tho appropriating clause in
each bill was stricken out and the ap-
preparations must In future he sundry
civil bills.
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sAeotin. to- KIN.

Brooklyn, Jan. 26.-There IL q great
er public confldeEce in the mainten.
ance Of public order to-day than on.
any day since the strike commenced.
The city is about free from the vague
terrorism Of nameless deeds by mObs
which kept the public mind at high
tension and served to increase the
danger Of serious collisions and out
breaks. The mere rowdyism which is
looking for trouble and wants to de-
stroy property from wantonness, has
been pretty well suppressed. It has
been demonstrated to those characters
that the militia will shoot to- kill if
necessary to suppress lawlessness.
Another abortive attempt was madv
on behalf Of the strikers to-day to in.
/ duce the trolley officials to agree to
submit to arbitration The proposition
which was submitted to President
Norton, Of the Atlantic avenue COM
pany, was natly refused by him.
The refusal indicates that. the com.
panies feel no abatement Of confidence
that they will win the fight The sue!
cess which the. Atlantic avenue COM
pany has met with In its efforts to
operate its lines undoubtedly had It's
influence upon President Norton in
this matter. That the strikers made
the overture. after having been ssv-
eral times repulsed In the same quar-
ter, may be regarded 40 Indicating
that they have lost some confidence
and are anxious for peace. Indeed It
is alleged that for three days the hiGh.
est hope has been that they might be
able to extort from the companies the
concession that those who abandoned
their cars ten days ago should be re-
instated and the new hands be dis:
charged.
The fact that the Thirteenth reei.
ment was to-day retired from active
duty is believed to indicate the begin
ming of the end. E&y Z
Thomas Carney was shot in the side
BY q soldier Of the Thirty third 'regi-
ment to-day. Carney had thrown q
number Of bricks from the roof Of a
building at several soldiers below. He
will probably die.
Henry Aims, who was shot by the
militia last night, died at St Mary's
hospital to-day.
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GsneraI.l

Methodist ministers denounced
Chauncey Depew for Withdrawing
.half-rate privileges from ministers.
Mrs. Anna Childs whitney;
wealthy society woman Of New York
city and q niece Of the late George w.
Mayor Strong has asked supt. Byrnes
to remain at the head Of the New York
police force and reorganixe It. Ne=
Iowa's railroad commissioners deny
crease in local freight rates. F9s iliy
The workmen Of Lynn, Mass, held
a mass meeting and pledgedla o generous
sum to assist the Haverhill strikers.
The grand jury Of Tuscarawas co,ln-
ty, Ohio, refused to indict Louis Just
marshal of Barnhill, who shot Edward
Morgan In self-defense.
Nearly full train Of rice; sugar. mo-
lasses and other state produce for Ne
braska sufferers has been made up in
Louisiana. i n 2
A syndicate with headquarters In
Chicago IL seeking to obtain control
of the fish industry at Gloucester,
Mass. s..,.s.,. ..--,
On, account Of slack trade the ,AmeFi.
can Wire company Of Cleveland has
closed down, throwing 500 men out Of
employment. -. -. .ss
At Lynn, Mass, Miss Betty PAGE
eighty years old, died after! hai3nGi
tasted forty-seven days. Her ma6dy:
was stomach cancer.
~ The proprietor Of the Lindell hotel
at st. Louis refused to entertain Mrs.
Slsserietta Jones, the BLACK Patti.
She win sue for damages. =
Z. John q, Law OF I.ogansport, Ind, has
not been seen since Christmas. when he
left Ann ArbOr. Mich, where he is
a. student, to visit his home. = :
Judge shiras decided the Union Trust
company must redeem Its collateral to
acquire standing In the Sioux City
;& Northern litigation. - - =
g. In a decision in the Ford case the
Illinois supreme court held the Chi
cago Milk Shippers association to be q
combination in restraint Of trade. 70
Mrs Elisabeth Mattern has sued
Russell Sage to recover s., 200 which
she alleges she left on deposit with
him ten years ago. goat .!.9f .fs 81
peint T,,1 sow +n.sa Trit.s;.eA nom.
=, o.. ~. .no, .,a,+srn =" siv % S,atween snS q
n,,,nss, ~ n,a.a;y. ''- y
The Pencoyd iron works at Phila.
ntia haa secnred An sa0O .O0D contract
% 70 fnrnish the steel WORK for the new
past River bridee IN New YORK.
Co.,, p.,,,.. ~, vn,,, ,,,.o,,..s
u ny - .u.,e,.... ss,sS a"1A ~. p.OpSS ponx
will be no better In q business way
than 1894.
r+a novar m ny rave.cent sav,no.
h.nE ~ .vh,ch ~ sia4a Teaac r Ar.
hatf Sse1,,ie;r~ csss.s.s ~ tho nova,
N.Sin.s:s. Nh - hsnE.vss cesSier M T has n.
siened 90 i.sss.::'' -. sssss,5ss!ss ssssss
.yU,i1,. -. .Jo,,n.on and Adam psh-
-,c,;c. .ss -ss,.re,,t. at I'm arrieedeId1 I'M
Eere ~ ramayed for settine sdr,,nE: entsr.
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