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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
Wyrok ma szpieg6W Woiskowych'

Berlin, sgo lipca. - Sad mai
wyzszy W Lipsku skaza} w}asciciela
sk1adu wegla Metz niejakiego
Haunego oraz sierzanta armii ME-
mieckiej schreibera, pierwszego ma
4, drugiego zas ma 8 lat wiezienia'
"a zdrade wydawanie sekretow
wojskowych niemieckich rEsdoWl
Francyi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
IeIegramy zagranicHne
Nowe walki na wyspie Kubie.

Hacana, Kuba, sgo lipca. -
Wladze tutejsze otrzymuja wiado-
mo$ci o ieznych starciach pow
stancami.
Major Sanchez oddzia}em hisz-
panskim wpadt pod Manzanillo W
zasadzke, kt6ra mu zgotowas do
w6dca powstancow Rabi, ale zdo}ak
sic z niej wydobyc - i bardzo ener-
gicznie zaatakowai oddziai powstan-
czy.
Walka byIa bardzo krwawa, ivy
padla ostateeznie ma korzys6 pow
stancow.
W boju pad}o $50 powstahc6w
ze strony hiszpanskiej5ociu.
Santiago, Kuba, Sgo lipca. -
Geners{owie Salcedo Bazan stoczy-
Ii W poblizu Yateras zwyciezkie
potyczki powstancami. Ci ostatni
stracili 6ciu ludzi zabityeh.
Gen. Navarro raportuie, IL W po-
blizu Cobre rozbi} ma glove oddzial
powstanc6w pod dow6dztwem sozy.
Powstahczy general Antonio
Maceo okopuje sic i Wznosi fortyh-
kacye W El Picoto. Za}ozy tam
sws glowna kwatere. Pozycya
przytyka do g6r - bedzie bardzo
dogodna.
Maceo ma W swym oddziale 1872
rannych.
W wielu miejscach wyspy szerzy
sic jakas niezwykia choroba epide-
miczna, podobna najwiecej do cho.
lery. Choruja ns nia zosnierze hisz-
pahscy, szczeg6lniej swiezo przybyli
z Europy. Wielu umiera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
0berwanies sic chmnr W Rumuuii.

Wiedeft, g lipca. - q Bukaresztu
donosza, IL W nocy soboty ma ME-
dziele oherwanie sic chmur zrzadzi-
10 wielkie szkody W dolinie Valcea.
Miasto Olanesci jest W po}owie zruj-
nowane. Fale w6d powywraca}y
Ndomy. Wiele os0b zgine}o. DIE
kieG zw3ok dotad odnaleziono. W
5asiedniej wsi zosta}a takze zrzadzo.
ma wlelka szkoda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09

rozwiszujaca parliament. Reskrypt
ten oznacza termin zebrania sic no.
wego parlamentu ma d. 12ty sier'
pnia. Wybory odbeds sig 1890
1890 lipca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
WIADOMOSCI N!ltJSCOWR
Rabus zastrzelOny.

Wczoraj oko}o godz. Gel wieczo-
rem przyszedf jakis nieznajomy do
piwiarni McGloina pm. "a ma Adams
ul. zazadaf szlanki piwa. McGloin
by} sam W lokalu. Kiedy poda} zada-
ne piwo, 6w czlowiek powiedziaF, re
W ciagu dnia dal kelnerowi mieso do
przechowania W lcdowni j prosi te'
raz o zwrot tegoz. Poniewaz czesciej
sic zdarzaio, re McGloin przechowy-
wal W lodowni swej mieso dla swo'
ich znajomYch, przeto wydawafo mu
sic to prawdopodobnem ii poszedf
ku lodowni. i
0w nieznajomy powiedzia}, ze
mieso jest u dotu, ME u CORY. Ale to
juz obudzito podejrzenie McGloina,
Schylajac sic, ME spuszcza} zoka
nieznajomego ujrza}, jak ten wyjef
revolver, a "a chwile zawolaf ma
McGloina, by wszedf do lodowni.
Ale McGloine, zamiast usfuchac,
rzucil sic ku napastnikowi, porWaf
go "a prawa reke zwrdci} revolver
ku powale, r6wnoczesaie starajac sic
porwa6 go "a gard}o. Obydwaj paso'
wall sic przez czas niejaki; ma ME
szczescie McGloin posliznal sic i u
padi. Wtedy rabus rewolwerem ude.
rzyI go kilkakrotnie W glove, gdy
McGloin zaczaf g}osno wolad po-
moe, wybieg} lokalu.
McGloin z okrzykiem: ,, Trzymaj'
Gle z}odzieja!" pobieg} "a MIN. Do
gonitwy przy}aczy}o sic wkr6tce vie
lu ludzi; ma State ul. wskoczy} ucie.
kajacy do pociagu kolei linowej, ma
Van Buren ul. zeskoczy} ipobieg}
ku iezioru.
Tu do scigaj2cych przy}aczyl sic
detektyw Rosenthal. Kiedy wo}a} ma
rabusia. by sic zatrzyma}, uciekaja
cy odwr6cit sic i strzeli} trzy razy.
Rosenthal, ME trafony ami razu,
strzelit wtedy r6wniez diva razy
drugim strzafem trai} rabusia smier.
telnie.
Raniony upadf pred hotelem Au-
ditorium i W pare MINT pozniej wy
zionaf ducha. Identyfkowa} 60 sam
McGloin.
strza}y rabusia, jak sic p6aniej
okazalo, zrzadzify DUO z}ego. Pier
wsza kula traf1a W brzuch M. Stern.
berga, zam. pm. l94e ma Archer ave,
kt6ry szed} przez Wabash ave, Ia.
wieziono go do szpi tala sw. Kukasza,
gdzie Iekarze oswiadczyli, re rama
prawdopodobnie jest smiertelna.
Druga kula zrani}a 24letniego wo-
mice ludwika Stone, zam. pm. 1877
ma Sheffield ave-, W prawa noge wy
zei kolana. Czekal on ma rogu Van
Buren, ul. Wabash ave. ma pociag
koIei linowej. Zawieziono 60 do
szpitala Aleksyan6w.
McGloin sam by} krwia oblany
wskutek ran, zadanych mu przez ra.
busia jeszcze W piwiarni. Mai trzy
rany W gFowie, ale ME niebezpie-
czne. Opatrzono mu je W sasiedniej
apiece.
Policya ME zna zabitego rabnsia.
Ma koszuli jego napisane by}o che
mi"znym atramentem nazwisko E.
G. Cole.
KosCnr hankU EarpSZfOyanV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09

os6b straci}o zycie, a dwadziescia
ciezko zosta}o pokaleczonych. w
kilku miejscowosciach duzo domoW
Eosta}o poburzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
Przybycle par0wc0w.

GLASGOW: Buenos Ayers Montreal. City Of
Rome N. Y.
NEW YORR: Tauric Liverp.
MovILLE: Vancouver Montreal.
LIVERPOOL: And ,man Rost
TRyEsT: Bolivia NY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09

Pienisdzedo wypozyczenia. Duze sunny. Nizki
diosci tytyo " Chicago Sptacsmy pozyczki cd To-
warzystw duza oszczednosc. Hipoteki (mortga-
gee) ns sprzedaz Zgfosit sic sooiscie albo listo-
Wnie do 4, o. STONE & co. 206 La Sale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
ROk vi.
Ofiary ma Fair" W par.
SW. Jana X.

nowe, nastepujace o6ary ma Fairs:
Bractwo Wstrzemiezliwosci q
par. sw. Jana Kantego ofarowalo =
$500.
Jak6b Baranowski, 81 George ul.,
$780,.
Praxeda Baranowska, 81 George
ul. = 2 krzesla wyplatane wartosoi
$500.
WI. Burda, 800 Noble ul. -12
butelek wilma, 8 haszek Maryahskich
kropli, 3 pudla mydla.
e. A Lange, 456 Milwaukee ave.
- obrus wart. $4.00.
John Brostowicz, 629 Milwaukee
ave. % parry but6w wart. $3.50.
Ludw. Mroczkowski, l48 Black.
hawk ul. = sadek piwa.
Gustav Zoeger, 408 Milwaukee
ave. -3 parry trzewik6w.
Michai Kolassa, 40 Fry ul. = be.
czke piwa.
S. Malina & Bros, 353 Carpenter
ul. -pudso mydla POI tuaina kub-
k6w.
P. Wisniewski, n Front ul.- be.
czke maxi.
Bresemann (Revolution Sale), Mil
waukee ave. i Noble ul. - yGlass
shade" wart. $1,000.
Teodor Ostrowski - $500.
Andrzei Zembal, 357 Carpenterul.
- 10 obrazow.
Leonard Lange, 1873 Front ul.-l2
but. whisky.
K. Lempelius, 81 Fay ul. - rock
ing chair.
John Laziubat, l4l Chicago ave-
pude}ko cygar.
Jan Ryzewski, 145 Chicago ave.
beczka piwa.
Wiel. ks. W. Barzyhski, G. R. -
$500.
J6zef Kowalski, $40 Carpenter ul.
- rozmaite przedmioty wart. 49,
Maryanna Bukowska, 1913 May uL
- poduszke.
Ign. Kowalski ze Stsnislswowa -
$1.OO.
Albert Sarwifski - karmelkow "a
$500.
P. Gibrsiewicz - pudlo kur pare
indykow.
F. Rymut, 1923 Carpenter ul.-pu.
delko cygar.
s. 'ryrakowski, los George ul. =
"a $500 karmelk6w.
Benziger Bros, 178 Monroe ul. =
figure wart. $1,000.
A. Kowalski i ]. Mrukowski - "a
butelek wilma kwssnego i IL butelek
slodkiego.
J6zef Pankowski, 265 Sangamon
ul. -e par gossbi, 1 pare ptakow' 2
kanarki.
Fr. Fuhl, Noble i Ingraham -6
butelek wilma 6 butelek whisky.
Wawrz. Pytlewicz, 81 Fay ul. =
| 22.0O.
Jan Gapihski, 80 Fay ul. - $500.
KAHN. Madsi, 36 Fay ul.-$1.OO.
Ant. Anast. Sinicki, Al Fay ul.-
$500.
Franciszka Michalska, Salt Lake
$l.00.
Hieronima Niemirowicz, 129 Hi.
chory ul. - $l,00.
J6zef Niemirowioz, 6l2 Noble ul.
-$1O0.
J6zef Pisarek, 48 Fay ul. 800.
Franc. Kobierowski, Fay ul. = 3
beozki piwa, 6 but. wilma, g but. ko-
niaku, 2 pudeska cygar ! diva pudia
sody.
VIM. Baumann, SO Potomac ave.
-sl.O0.
Micbal Fischer, "a Fay ul. $500.
Antoni Trzcihski, "a Fay ul. -
t1.OO.
J6zef Bak, 21 Fay ul. - $1.00.
Kordula Marcinkowska, 23 Fay ul.
-S1.OO.
KAHN. Franoiszak, % Fay ul.-
t1.OO.
M. Nowakowsks, % Fay ul = 30
cent6w.
Jan Jerzewski, II Fay ul.-S5.OO.
Bernard Hintz, 10 Fay ul.-$l.00.
Jan Owozarek, S20 W. l7ta ul. -
500.
Jan Og6rek, II Fay ul. = 800.
Salinger, Milwaukee ave. - IL
butelek wilma.
DR.. de Trama, BIS Milwaukee ave.
$500.
M. Pankowska, 2e5 sangamon ul.
s100.
Tomasz zonwi6ski, 2e7 sanganon
ul. $500.
J6zef Przybylski, 2e9 sangsmou
ul. = $1.00.
v. Raimond, 2ee sangamon ul. -
beczke piwa.
Jan Szymahski, 267 Sangamon ul.
- $1.00.
Szczepan stawicki, 265 Sangamon
ul. = $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
Parliament angislSki rozWiazany. &.

Lond57a, lipca. - Dzis ma po.
siedzeniu Rady tajnej, na kt6rem
byli obecni premier Salisbury, kan.
,lerz najwyzszy inni ministrowie,
|lr6lova podpisafa proklamacye,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
NOtatki telegraticzne
kraiOWe.

Do Washingtonu przyby} ex-
kretarz stanu John w, Foster,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-07-09
Kasyer hanku 2aresztOwany.

w niedziele aresztowano, jak do
nosi ,,Chrouicle," Jana Kiolbasse,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
The Memphls Convention

As we have said heretofore, VIC know
or no reason why Richmond should M,
send delegates TO the sound-money con-
vention to be held In Memphis ON the 23d
instant. There will. we suppose, be no.
body on the ground to supervise the Gre
dentials Of the delegates or to Judge OF
the election. qualifications. and returns
OF the persons claiming to be delegates.
or course. the advocates Of the free COIN
age OF silver with international co-opera-
ton claim that they are in favor OF none
but sound money. Whoever 10 delegated
TO attend the sound-money convention
VIII have "a good q title to q seat In
that body AZ will Secretary Carlisle. In
fact. there will BE- In Memphis 30 many
sound-monsy creedh or varieties OF sound
money. that II would be no easy matter,
even II anybody was authorized to do 30.
to draw linz between The sound-money
men ana the rest II the delegates.
A convention called together 10 declsrs
In favor Of thrssdbars theories would
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
DrOad.strcct Line.

Broad street should have an electrical
street-car line. Its people are out of
patience with the mule and bob-tail car.
IL the city can "electrify" this line the
sooner ii does so the better pleased will
Broad-street folks be. And II the carr
are made to run all the way from the
Boulevard to ChimboraZo so much the
better.
Now, whether these cars should cross
the valley of Shockoe creek upon a
viaduct or upon the surface Of Broad
street Is question for practical men
to decide. II the necessary capital could
be obtained we should prefer a viaduet.
because it would be useful for many
purposes other than street-car traffic.
But the street-car line We need and must
have-viaduct or no viaduct.
The City Council Committee on Streets
has agreed to recommend the adoption of
an ordinance giving the franchise to the
Jenkins underground trolley system with
the privilege of building a surface road.
That cars can be run up the Broadstreet
hill We suppose there is no doubt. but
and 1t is a question whether the cost of
this power will be more or less than the
cost of maintaining a viaduct.
However, a charter for surface road
would meet with less antagonism from
property-owners along the line than would
charter which required viaduct TO be
built.
Objection has been made that the Jen-
kins underground trolley system has
never been tried anywhere. This Is true,
and this is one reason why the friends OF
Mr.. jenkins want to come here and build
this line. They desire 10 introduce their
system-wish to call the attention Of thu
world 10 IL by giving us a model road
Our city. OF course. takes some risk. but
the men who will furnish some hundreds
Of thousands OF dollars to build and equip
the line will take vastly more risk. We
ought to be able to stand the experiment
II the capitalists can. particularly as the
City Council has the right to throw
around the charter such safeguards as
experience teaches to be proper. We may
be quite cure that men who have capital
enough to build such line a. this will
satisfy themselves that the system II
practical one before they part with their
money. So on that score We need not
feel much uneasiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
south Carolina ArraiGned.

1t is hard for the northern people TO
agree to respect the rights OF the States
under the Constitution of ne United
States. They have so long looked to the
Federal Government to protect them In
their forays upon the South that they are
always ready to call for the interposition
of that government In any matter Which
they would like to have settled by the
strong arm OF power. Here is a specimen
paragraph taken from the Philadelphia
Press:
1T IL time that this question OF suf-
frage was looked into. II IL concerned
South Carolina alone 1t might be left
for the people of that State to settle.
But ii does not The same small mi
nority that seeks 10 make It's control
OF the State permanent VIII also elect
seven members to Congress and nine
presidential electors. and exercise as
much influence in national politics as
four times their number OF voters In the
North. 1t has become not a question
OF equal suffrage for the black man. but
OF equal suffrage for the white man.
The sooner II is decided whether Penn
sylvanian is to have the same influence
in governing this country as South
Carollnian the sooner IL will be known
whether this is a Union composed OF
free and equal States"
But suppose the United States Govern
ment has no right TO interfere. how then?
South Carolina voters exercise perhaps in
national politics four times as much in
fuence as their number OF voters in the
North but. then, Rhode Island Is in
like condition, and elects two members
TO the national House OF Representa-
tives and as many United States senators
as the State of New York. II South Caro-
lima must be disciplined for the reason
given by the Press, Rhode Island must
also be disciplined. And not Rhode Is
land only but several other States which
are allowed more United States senators
than their population would entitle them
to if population were the basis of repre-
seniaton.
Let the Press ask itself whether 1T
would like TO see a single United Statea
tudge-and ne mere circuit judge-take
charge of Pennsylvania because In that
State persons are required to pay taxes
before they are allowed to vote? What
would Judge Goff do with South Carolina
If he were permitted to go on with his
extraordinary proceedings in that State?
Who is to lay restraining hand upon
him? To say that the State affairs of
South Carolina have not been we'll ad-
ministered is TO give n reason why the
people of that State ought TO take the
matter in hand themselves. Would the
Press like to see a British court under
take to rule South Carolina? Well,
United States court without jurisdiction
has no more right to interfere than a
British court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

do no good whatever. il would De de-
nounced by the silver men as delusion
and q snare. The Atlanta Constitution
anticipates the work Of the Memphis
convention. and deco r-ss that work az
foiiows:/
I'VE call attention oGoe mere u inc
declaration CT The New York Herald tna.
the managers OF the sbylock campaign
In that city have secured the services
Of number OF southern Statesmen 10
drum up delegates for the Memphis goio-
bug convention
"The declaration Of the Herald apuy
describes the character OF the movemeh,
that is going on. 1t Is cut-aha-ur,e ',
afrair from the beginning. There Is not
a spark OF public sentiment In tennessee
or In Memphis, calling for goidbug con.
ventlon IL Is wholly sham ahair II
Is called by the shylocks in their own IN
/ terest. The goldbugs. who are benihd tne
movement for the Memphis convention
as well as before II and on It's HANKS
are securing southern statesmen 10
drum up delegates and in this way
they hope to make some sort OF an I'M
preston on public opinion In the South.
OF course. the Herald did not use the
word secure In the sense In which the
Constitution uses It. The Herald would
have preserved golden silence In re-
gard to the subject II II had secured
by the use OF money any men to drum
up delegates.
At any rate. there cannot he too much
light thrown upon the subjects which VIII
be discussed in the Memphis convention.
Whoever attends that body in the expec-
tation of finding several hundred gentle
men agreeing upon all the problems In
voved in the money question will be dis
appointed Yes. let delegates go OF their
own accord II they desire 80 to do. ana
let all chambers of commerce feel free
to provide for being represented therein.
There is soon to be another convention
In Memphis. we think. But 1t will pro-
badly not be 20 liberal as the one just
above referred TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
The Syracuse Standard says:

The Syracuse Standard says: The
United States intends to control the Mica
raEua canal" 1t should not only control
II. but build It. But there should be no
partnership between the Treasury of the
United States and an association Of pri-
vate individuals. Post.
When we see northern papers 20 gener-
ously supporting this scheme. we cannot
but be surprised to md 30 many southern
papers throwing cold water upon It. But
Senator Daniels "Americanism' will
work out the proper result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

By the removal here from Petersburg
M McCabe,s University School, Rich-
mond secures valuable addition 10 her
caucstlonal institutions. And in captain
" Gordon McCabe we gain citizen
who is distinguished as an author anu
orator. both. He is very handy man
70 have In our city. and we welcome MN
to Richmond. feeling sure that tnere Is
a future OF enlarged usefulness ana pros
nerity here for him and his school.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
THE TERMINAL, West Point, va.

This justly-popular resort In Tldewater,
Va at the head OF York river, and near
cnasapeake Say. Is NOW OPEN for
the accommodation of guests, and is
under experienced and competent manage
Fishing, Grabbing, Boating, and Bathing
are unsurpassed. Fishing season COM
mences about May lst)
movements, large and well-furnished
rooms, and is supplied with MINERAL
ARTEtSIAN WATER. The grounds are
modious and airy, and an elegant band
OF music will be in attendance during the
season. ,,
sorts for families IN the South.
For particulars and rates address
QUINCY & GOFF,
NH 9Th SuGTu3m Proprietors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. MAY >. loso

case. 1t is. says ono OF the justices. the
most important case that ever was be-
fore the Supreme Court of the United
States. We observe that there is an
under-current Of consideration as to what
will be the effect CT the new decision
upon the next was. TIE court Will pro-
baby Try TO allow U1cle Sam TO spread
himselr' In tia. rai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

1t crates harshly upon the ear of the
average American to hear OF the trial OF
anybody for treason under such circum-
stances as those which surround the
people and government Of Hawaii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09

The Washington Post says that in
discussing the income-tax the lawyers
should take direct aim at Judge jackson.
The lawyers have - far ~ We have OBJ
served. taken direct aim ct the Justices
Who took part In the nrst hearing Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09


The best writer's often use the words
"shaIl' and will IN their wrong places.
II seems to be difficult for some peopi 4.
IN remember the rules governing these
words. and for their beneht we print tho
following lines. which should be commit
ted 70 memory:
In the first person simply shall foreIelis'
In will a threat or else promise dweiis,
Shall In the second and third does threat
viii then simply foretells future feat
The Authors Journal.
This is a mistake which has been re
fu,ed a thousand times. Let us ex-
emplify II:
II shall go TO Richmond tomorrow.
~ intend to so to Richmond to-mor-
row."
In the Grst line intent is as clearly
EXPRESSED as in the second. and yet IN
that line shall" not will" Is used
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
xArs 1s0
Popular Storekeepin@.

as it goes, is to be ene store p''"e'
out of thousand. 49,; s.o,.;s
The popularity OF TINS .r Y.U,e -
thriftincss. not born OF s..i Gu,
or imagination. but the outer nOI;ai
Of Of broad, liberal methods ap ,FI,ei
wIt nee equal and just principles
unto all pitrons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
THE
PRICE
COMPANY.
Separate Skirts.

THEIR usefulness. grows day by oas
,,s shirt-waist season approaches W.,
rather with goods buying ana oresa =.
,rg when SO much satisfaction Is "
had for less outlay OF time ana '"0"'"
Rrocaded Black MohaIr siir's' , nnv
stiffened, and finished with se
binding $3.50.
BLACK ATWOOD Serge Skirt cut eN'
ira full. lined, stiffensd- $500.
p,.ck Atwood Crepon skirts 1u'
srtra full lined. and suneneo an IN.
BLACK and Navy Ali-W'oi ~
suits cut extra full. lined ana s''"
ened- 80, -, M $500.
BLACK Satin skirts. cut very run
lined s,irened, and finished win 'e''
vet binding s,a.OO,
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