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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

other Institution Of learning, fla's With
IT, teaching force, and v u safe TO say
tina. the faculty OF the Univeisiiy will
rank with similar bodies thou houl
the country. A. The head u Df. j. Il.
Talmage, II. u. 4. (Edinl. Il. q. b.,
ptesiden. Of tue Institution ana Dee
eret professor Of geology, and
among the members Of tho facul.
y ate J. 4. Kingsburr. Pm. d.,
vice president OF tho Univefsity,
the principal Of tho miRing school, ami
also professor OF chemistry gnd phl nlCs;
William NJ. Stewart. NJ. Dill, prlncl-
pal Of the normal school and professor
Of pedagogy; George M. harshall
Ph. b., professor N Eng len l11guage
aud literature; GcGrfs II. Mathew,
A. NJ, professor Of French aud Der
man; Professor j.. u. Toronto, ma!hc.
matte; 4. A. Whiting, y. Sc, pfo.
lessor Of natural history; Byron Cum-
mlngp, a. NJ, professor OF ancient
languages hLd literature; J seph
whitley, A. NJ, professor Of history
and civic; Joseph II. Mefrlll, u. T.,
nhslnlaut professor OF chemistry and
physlc'; Professor ID. II. Alien, secre-
tary o! the faculty and principal u the
pre- ntalory school, assistant professor
" Mathematics; George q Cifay,
y. s., librarian and registrar, assistant
professor Of economics, ani social cot.
euct; Evan Stephens, ID. 49,, vocal
music; lluu1 NJ. Babcock, u. T.,
ruading,elocutlon hnd physical culture;
William ID. Nosl, NJ. D., cuta'JF Of
Univer,liy museum, Instructor ~
geology and minefalogy; Amelia Il.
BfoIbefhood, AT, geography, anu U.s..
history; William q. Roylance, y. g.,
Instructor In the history and piii.
of1phy Of education; Emma Il. Kee
NJ. Il. d., Instructor tn hr thsofy OF
teaching; Robert n. Brad ord, II. s.,
instructor Ia physic,; Ffci w. E-y.
nOldf, Il. b., Instructor Ia English;
Thomas HAdley, assistant In even.
isity, laboratory demonsirA.oi; Frauk
w. Meicalf, ID. H., pflEolpil NJ tho
school Tor The deaf; Herman Hugh
Hang, special Instructor Ia art.
Thnl the University IL endearlug
itself more and more every year TO tha
hoafIs OF tho people, ~ apparent u all
obssIvsfs. IL 10 properly regarded, rs
by law II IL constituted, tue bead Of
the public school eysten, aud II IL con-
hdontly expected that under the
io,Ioring care OF statehood II will keep
pace with other state institutions IA
the march along the road OF psf-
manency and fame.
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NEWPORT, II. t., 5ept. II Tom w.
WinJof, the United states coast line
bicycle tourist, haslartivod here, bav.
ing IL, .96 miles to his credit. winder
started from New Orleans March l4th,
In the attempt to ride around the
boundary OF the county In 800 Gomez
outive uays. He crossed rcxNa ana
the candy desert OF New Mexico AMI
Arizona into southern California, fol.
Lowell tue Pacific coast ~ Tor north ss
Seattle, thence east alOag The Canu.
dian line ne far M BSngor. Me-, al
which point hs turned his wheel
southwark along the Atlantic coast,
which ho viii follow closely nv lar ~
81. Augustine, Fla, where he will
turn west Tor New Orleans.
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A ersa, Northern victory.

ST. PAUL, Sept. Ia Tho Great
Northern Railway company and J. J..
HIM, its president, have won the fret
preliminary battle In the contest pre-
cipilaled by Thomas W. Pearsall In his
application for = preliminary inIunc-
ton sgainst the proposed consolidation
Of the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railroads. made TO Judge
Ssnborn OF the u. 3. circuit cort.
The decision was filed today, the
court denying the motion OF Poarsall.
The case will now be tried before the
judge on its merits.
While this proceeding 10 . prelim-
mary one, the victory IL none the
less important as step towards the
oonsummation sought by President
Nm. A thorough investigation OF
tho subject given by Judge banborn
and his deductions Bsom TO point 10 n
clear right 10 continue the plan that 90
long has occupied tho attention OF the
business world.
Judge sanborn says the final adJudi.
cation lies with the supreme court.
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A Delicious Table sauce.

"Dnko1,ha" or rlrkIsl Delight, IL
the name oia table sauce that has Just
made its appearances on the market.
1t Is Manufactured by MIS-. Maria
Francis and her daughter, Mrs. ]. w.
Kelly, aud a sample received At the
NEWS chloe las bsen tested aud found
to DO very nue, being equal, II not su-
perlor 10 any other on the market.
Mrs. FrNncis Is the widow Of a we'll
known officer in the East Iniia army
and u is generally known that the
East Indies are famed for their Hplen-
dii sauces. She IL y lady Of hlgi char
aoler and Ia held In esteem by all who
have had tbs pleasure OF her acquslnt.
hlca. The product is for sale At n. e..
~. l., white 4 Sons, W. 5. Ilender-
60 n's aud WiAcomb's and has only 10
be- tried 70 be appreciated.
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IN WALL STREET.
The Financial OaiIsok Not vcrs
Encouraging.

THE Financial OatIssk Not vors
kncoursging.
NEW YoRll, Sept. 1.-THE develop
ments bearing upon the prices OF Stock
Exchange securities ysaterdsy were
again operative today, causing extreme
activity In dealing. attended by pro.
neunced weakness. Calm reflection
over night, Oh the part OF the financial
community nj large, resulted In the
conviction that this general outlook IL
such As to warrant decided caution.
Outside holders Of securities were not
disposed to risk the possibility OF a
heavy liquidation In apprehension OF
large Withdrawals OF GOLD for shipment
next week. Up TO the close OF business
today no news OF contemplated exports
for the next week has been reported,
nor had any further deposits OF geld by
the banks or syndicate bsen made.
Tbs exchange market showed no re-
Election OF today's heavy outgo OF golu,
aside from an Insignificant fractional
decline In the rate for demand
Tor sterling. The unsettled Ia.
iiaeLcs OF gold export probG-
Utilities, and the discussion OF tho
treasury situation were supplemented
by rumors Of an Impending advance
In the money market. Thus far u
firmer tendency OF money rates has
only been inuioated by small loans.
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WIN L.ay. Tor Atlanta

ALBANY, MY, Sept 1.-two com.
mitteos from the two houses Of the
Legislature, the governor and doz-n
memDrrs OF his stan and possibly some
Of tue state oiiicers will leave Tuesday
for Chickamauga anu Chattanooga
battle Heids, national park. On tue
evening OF the 20ih the party Will pro.
coed 10 Atlanta and will spend the 2lsl
anu the 22nd at the exposition. There
10 n possibility that Governor Morton
viii bc unable to leave Albany Tor
that length OF time anu II 80 he will be
represented by Lieutenant Governor
bAxtOu.
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Pa,rIo,i.@ .ua sham battle.

Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. ls.-Patri-
otic celebrations have been begun with
sham battle GU tho plains east OF tho
castle OF Chapuitepeo terraces and the
hanging gardens arc filed with invit-
ed gueats, including n numoer Of
American military Officers aud their
families who were uhdcr escort Of
Colonel Green OF the Mexican army.
The Ancrlcau officers were presented
TO President Diaz, who expressed great
pleasure that they should be his guests.
A large number Of AmsIicAns are
here TO pass the holidays, and the
American military officers will 20 In q
body to the Congress on the night OF
tho 18th TO $50 1t formally opened by
President DlAz.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ii.-A pri.
vate letter which came on tho steamer
Australia from an officer Of the cruiser
Olympia, which Ia now lying at Homo.
lulu, stAtos that tho oholers epidemic
T. ON the increase and that It IL diff.
cult TO tell whers IL will siOp. lne
Olympia 10 bound for China aLd Japan
but It IL possible t.at che will nave to
remsln at Honolulu for some timo
owing 10 the fac. that IL may DO
deemed unsafo 10 take coal there.
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To Colonies Trinidad.

NEW York, Sept. l5.-The Herald,
correspondent In RIO do Jan-ire,
Brazil, telsgr,phs today that thc gov
eminent has sent to the Senate u pro-
position TO c9ioaizs the island OF Trim
dad.
The Brazilian senate has also modl-
He'd the smneity bill for the RIO
ornnde revoliers that persons who
have hold positions "a officers In the
rebellion Will not he accepted 10 either
the regular army or navy until iw0
years shah have elapsed.
Toe garrison In the town OF Bogh.
the Herdid's correspondent reports,
revolied Yesterday. The officers have
been arrested.
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Burning rierosiy.

CiSCISNATI, Sept. 1.-the ak.
story building at the southeast corner
ofWAter snd Vine, occupied by 4. J.
Weller, cider and vinegar manufao.
turer, 10 Hereby burning. Tho build.
Ing IL 100 by 100 feet. A quantity OF
peanuts Is ftored In the tuildiug. Tho
loss ON tho building which IL ow ned by
Emsry Brop., Will DO Sl26,OOO; ON
stock anu machinery will 10 $780,.
900, with $4,000 Insurance. Emery
Bros. carry no Insurance. The sdioin-
ing buildings will probably he saved.
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CISciSSATI, 5ap,. li-A building
nj TIA southeast corner OF Vine anu
Water stroniB was burnei early tJiay,
entaillng loss Of $4,000. This IL the
third time the place mas beon burned,
twice while occupied by Ermery Bros,
iho present owners,as candle factory.
Jacob Weller company, packers ol
picklen and manufacturers OF cider and
vinegar, lose on machinery and STOCK
$4,000, with $50, 900 Insurance. Tho
origin OF the fifo Is believed to be- In
ccndiaTy.
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American osrsnsn Challenged.

AuBriN. Texas, Sept. li.-rne four
American oarsmen selected by eau.
daur, who are TO go sgainsi the Eng-
llhn q lsrtstte Mt the regatta here, are:
J. j. uaudaur aud his brother ChAfles,
ana John Teelner and f.. Rogers. Oas
OF the Engiish Oafsmen who Intends
rowing during the regatta, oiisfs to
put ~ El 900 that they can neM Glu-
daur Ia n tilgio race. The American
viii probably take aim up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

CALUMET, Mich, Sept. li4.-This ls
funeral day al Calumet. Every hearse
In tho country has been pressed inlO
service and the mines sto idle, the
minere being buoy going nom one
funeral TO another. In addition TO the
thirty killed In osceola vook age,
four miners have since boon kil!gd
here by mine accidents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14
sAapLiNu or ORES.
Secretary usriisi- Selects all Prs-
paAais snsmtssod.

wAsnIs0ros, Sept. l4.-sonfo,ary
Carlisle has ueelied TO reject all lids
submitted under the advertisements
OF the treasury department issuei June
last for proposals Tor enmpling and Ne.
saying OF Imported Otes, Including
lead. The secretary IL Of tho opinion
that sampling aud assaying may be
more efficiently and economically con.
Quoted II tue NECESSARY fsoilitioa are
furnished by the govefnm ints instead
OF private persons, or c0tpjrations,ani
no proposed to Teisf the subject 10 Con-
gteI next session with Wow oil OBJ.
tainlng an appropriation for the pur'
pose indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

LONDON, SEPT. 1.-The Times
publishes a s,atsmsn. by tho receiver
OF the process ofliquldalion OF Dlaziels
rnws agency In America, showing
hist the unsecured liabilities amount
10 e3i 900. The whole available az.
fts atB absorbed by preferred claims.
Tao total deficiency as regards the
contributors Ia G5 QUO. rhs Liabilities
showed an average loss OF 10000 per
annum.
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wALLEa's CAUSE LOST.
A French Paper SAYS tho Natter Has
ucen fuiis Explained.

PANS. sept. 1.-THE Siscis Gays
tue u nitsi States has received y com.
plOte explanation from the Ffepch
authorities In the case OF ex.Consul
Waller, who IL imprisoned undsr \
aontoncs 10 twonty ycafs for having
boou, NJ alleged, 10 oorrosponienco
with the enemies OF France In Made
gascar, and tlat his cause IL irrogs.ov.
ably Loaf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

New York, Sept li.-A special to
ih'I World from Kingston, Jamaica,
ssyt: "lho last batch VI the psrd sned
Hlytian exiles sailed for Hayu, tho
consul signing their passports. Only
General AianigAl and a low VI his taith-
iul followers Ia tue attempt TO over
,hrow President Hippolyte remain.
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INV YORK, Sept I4.-A special to
the Herald from Buenos Ayrss says:
a motion VI Represe NATIVE Toconai,
centuring Matte. tho minister OF Tor.
eign affairs. Tor having tigned tho
boundary agreement VIVA Argentins,
was defeated by lhlrty-six votes
against seventeen at y secret session OF
Tue Chilean congress.
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CARLISLE HAS a PLAN.

What so.ion Congress viii take Is
pToDlematloal, yet It seems mere thnu
probable that tho ndmiu istrstion viii
present some plan for the retirement VI
United States notes now outstanding.
These amounts TO over s2i5 100000
anu thslr presence Ia the currency u
regarded a. constant menace 10 n nan-
ciAl stability. II 10 thought Carlisle IL
now WORKING out n scheme by which
this volume Of currency can he retired
without serious financial disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. l4.-Captain
Shepard, Of the nag ship San Fran
oisco, In an interview today said the
Injuries received by tue American
cruiser Columbia In the docks OF the
London and Southwestern company,
where sho was placed July ., were
due TO culpable neglect OF tue com.
pany, and Captain sumner WA In no
way blamRble therefore. The error OF
Captain summer, Captain Shepard
Gays, was In paying the dock company
after the injury TO the cruiser hal
bsen done.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l4.-SecTetary
.iohon today modi ned the order issued
by him on A uguul goth concerning the
sxportstion OF meat, changing the
date when 1t was ~ 10 into elieot from
September 10 TO October ~. This
order provided for the most rigid iu-
speotion OF meat. Representatives. OF
the large packing interests In New
York reported tat the time given In
the order was not sufficient 10 allow
them ~ comply with It's provisions,
and II enforced their loss would run
nto tho hundreds OF thousands OF dbl
afk,
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ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept. I4.-Mrs.
Luoian I. Youmans, sister OF Prosl.
usnt Cleveland, living at Ontario,
Wayne county, said emphaticaily TO.
day that the President had teld her
personally thai he would not bs a
can didalc for third term and did not
believe In AZ.
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NEW York, Sept. lar. r. Bearle,
the bicyolist, who lett Chiclgo Mt 4
o'clock Sunday morning, arrived 10
New York CITY OF 3i35 AIN, today,
thiee hours aud twonly-fiye minutes
ahead OF the best previous record be.
tween the two cities.
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Health Department Report.

Following Ia the weekly report Of the
health department.;
Births, 10; males 8, females o;
deaths 8, mslos 2, femalea 3; received
flr burial rom otnor places, Z. FlaRs
UutslAnding contagious diseasts, o.
scarlet fever, o. Daring the week 10
cases OF typhoid fever nave ben TO-
ported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

President Cleveland TO rooeivs Love
from tho Colombian authorities. Mr..
Ronfro arrived on lSepi. from New
York. This Is the flr.t chss OF extra
dillon between the United States and
Colombia slucs the enactment OF =
treaty la 1883.
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Mr.. BAokmaa Dssd.

BLOCK ISLAND, II. l., Sept. l4.-Mr.
BAokman, % Caicago, VINO va, acct.
deDtally shOt 0y Charles Bsscomb, the
-. Louis boy, willis tho latter was on.
gagged Ia target lseoilcs hefo several
weeks ago, IS dead. BAokman was a
member OF tho Chiosgo bJstj OF trace.
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awaiting challenger, aud II Is ing'
sested tuat II this Americans have
any fault to find with the conditions
under which this com petition for that
trophy Is 10 be Conducted, they had
better slate their objection without Dc.
lay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-14

WAsHINGToH, Sept li,-Senor de
LONE, tue spanish minister, at noon
todhy delivered 10 MT. Adeo, acting
secretary OF state, draft for the
equivalent Of 81, 40, 900 drawn on tho
Spanish financial agent In London,
In settlement OF tho Mora claim.
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IN GERMANY.
Tho Advent OF military Dietatership
Predicted.

NEW YoRS, Sept. IA special to
the Herald from Berlin says the gov
ernmsnt has decided to expel all for.
elgn soolNlists from the country. The
Boersea Z,hH1 predicts the advent OF
military dictatorship. The Centre IN
preparing a gfea; Italophobs demon
slfation for September 20, the anniver-
ssry Of the entry Of Italian troops into
Rome. The czar has cent most friendly
greetings to tho kaiser. Inttigues ara
inoressing, which have for object tho
removal Of Prince hohenlohe from
power.
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Ano,hsr Inl,rns,lopni cup.

LosDoN, Sept l4.-'rhs PdH MaH
Gazette this afternoon says tue ruies
prevented the New York committee
from declaring void the race Iasl
tuesday between Vsikyrls ana De
fendsr. 1t is high time that tho rules be
revised, In the same article In
owners Of Defender are reminded thai
there 3 an International cup offered by
the Royal Victoria CluD OF Ryde
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FROM LooosorIyE SPARKS.
TIro ia the Timber Of the Hozsmru
Tunnel.

Tunnel
TACOMA, Wash, Sept. l4-Fire was
discovered early this morning In the
Bozemsn tuunel, thirteen miles east Of
Bozsmsn, Mont, on tho Northern
Paoific. II caught Ia this timber log.
giug from locomotive sparks. Orders
were given from here to seal up the
tunnel ami II IL thought the IRE will
not extend far, the tunnel not being
timbeTed throughout. Little delay
will be occahionea, arrangements hav.
ing been made at once to transfer
passengers, mail, baggage and express
oy means OF teams. The westbound
train will arrive several hours late,
until the tunnel Ia opened. The east.
bound train will ba Abie TO make up the
time and reach 81. Paul about ON time.
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nrsnIinofnannrraI.

CHICAGO, Sept. l4-As u result Of q
family quarrel, Louis Hoffman, OF lS0
Norlh avenue, enot his wife and sent
bullstinto his own breast today. Both
will die.
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ALLEGED 10 faul,sr E.,roa,,,a.

h "1 ~ York, Sent. lA.-A special TO
"s Hsra'd from Panama ssys:
-. ~ IL we, alleged TO hayo been n
e e',lul'er In Calvert, Texas, leaves hi.
T q! once In custody OF J, q, Renfro.
Sh'si states marshal, appointed by
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RELEASED AND rxrELLED.

n'hehihn arrestet IL tonsi""hhopie
NJ an insurgent.
CoNsTANTiSoPLE, Sept l4-Au At
menlan named Muradiau, q natuTa'-
ized citizen OF the United States, was
arrested upon his arrival hess on sus.
picion OF being oonnertel with the
Evolutionary movement. Minitsf
Tsrrili obtained the release OF MuSidan
upon conditions that toe latter consent
10 bo expelled from Turkey.
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REGARDED As IMpnOBADLs.

WAsnISoToS, Sept. Ia rhe corr
census OF opinion here IA that an issue
opportunity TO act 10 extremely lar
probable. It's argued i1at tho shrink
ago In tue shipments Of COTTON II very
unusual and the grain shipments must
soon bsgiD, aud that Improved lusi-
moss will snfion tn. money rates. Tee
fact that tue Uaited states hAe, eince
January l, 1921, exported moro than
sl.O,OOO,OOO Ia gold la excess Of her
Imports, ~ Ia claimed, is n strong argu'
munt In favor OF @ speedy return "
normal conditions.
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BONDS OR NO BONDS?
Arrangements for a New Issue Said
10 Be Completed.
EXCEPT As 10 THE EXACT AMOUNT
The Statement Regarded as Doubtful
Though-CA-lisls Working on
n Scheme.

CHICAGO, Sept 14.--Charles Hutch.
ipson, president Of the Corn Exchange
bark. In su interview today, says ar.
rangemenis Tor n new issue OF bonds
arc about completed.
~ have 1. on the best Of authority"
ho ssid, "shat the Morgas- Belmont
syndicate is negotiating with President
CloyelAn'. Tue only point undecided
Is tue amount. The PrSsiient Is de.
string TO make /. s25, 100000. My In.
formation IL from New York"
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VALUABLE COLTS.

There was extraordinary competition
lhe ,ale OF yearlinRr ut DOncaster on
l,aaisaay. Eight colts add by Sir
nusn Dykes averaged S3l guinea.
i n'Oy olh,fs sold brought irOm 900 10
NV guineas each.
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IA shhee Christian, the eldest son OF
Va v'own prince Of Denmark, to
WIN u IL reported the Princcss OF
,ns" s - engaged, is neither 90 hand.
vnns nor 80 well endowed as hi.
s,uhgtr brother, Prince Carl. How
lbs Ne Is certainly moro popular than
saS iAueF. He IA unafieot,d, kingly
Soo, simple, an excellent son and a
NJ o,olher. lie 10 very tall, being
H. H. 'nehes over six feet aud js an en-.
terbsns 70 noiseman, though, owing
In n W. 70 nls height he sits his horse
somewhat awkward fashion.
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mwlll OF ihe socialist, Fred En-.
~ caves tue bulk OF his property,
", .sasa " s21, 900, t. his Two daugh.