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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

BERLIN, Aug. ct is stated that tho
various European countries have received
letters from members of the royal family
of Greece saying that King George will
probably abdcato in favor Of Crown Prince
Constantine, Duke of Sparta, II the pow
ors compel Greece to dosist from her aspra-
tions to make the Island Of Crete part of
tho GrcCian domains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
Exc, Rate Exc, Rate

Rohoboth Ocean City
Milford, DEL 904 am. 7jc. Sl.O)
Rrdden, 90? 90 80
Georgetown, 9.3i " 90 IS
LnwC5, 1000 90
Rate to
Ocean City.
Frankford, Del. 9.5f a. m. 65 cents.
Sclbyvillc, 1901 '' 80 "
Bishop, Nd. .....lv.lO %
Returning leave Rchoboth $40 p. m,
Ocean CITY . p. III.
Children under twelve years of age one.
half the above rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Slmms the first among pills for tn,
Indies. mado OF pure material stand hlgh
in their recommendation for the lnlrml.
lies OF ladies, 81, also sent by mail. 0)j
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
Pennsylvauia Populists Demand Fusion.

Pennsylvania Populists Demand Fusion.
+ PITTsBuRa, Aug, 8.-The state conven.
bn of the Peoples party nominated j. T.
lilman Of Jur1ta county and J. p. Cor
ell Of Easton for t-large
j. Edwin I,eslie, of McKeesport, was
elected state chairman. He was empow.
bred to appoint u committee Of four to
confer with the Democratic state central
committee and arrange fusion electoral
ticket II the Democrats rcfnse tho com.
mittes will name full list Of electors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
Want sewall and Watson to Withdraw.

PITTsBURa, Aug, 6.-The Pittsburg Dis
patch says: Upon the authority of County
Chairman Leslie, of the Populists, that
negotiations are in progress for perfect
fusion with the Democratson the national
ticket the Populists have made a prop
ssttion to National Chairman Jones to
have Watson and Sewall withdraw, and
then the executive committees will select
. man acceptable to both parties. The
Popullsts, he says will guarantee that II
Sewall will resign Watson will do like
wise. In that event, Mr., Leslie says, tho
Populist executive committee would sup
pprt Sibley,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

With the score to 1 In Wilmington's
favor in tho third inning In the game
there yesterday Captain Burns went in to
pitch, and had his team been able to hit
Amolc's curves the apparent victory Of
Wilmington might have been turned into
defeat. Score:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Al reasonable prices by machinlst
who thoroughly understands his bust
ness. Take your bike to the Keystone
Machine Co., No. pol West Sixth
street. Lawn mowers and cutlery
sharpened and sewing machines re-
paired,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
BASE BALL DOTS.

Wilmington returned home last night
aud begins series of three games with
the Athletics this afternoon,
Jerry NOps will pitch one Of the games
against the Athletics.
The team although badly crippled Is
playing good ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

DR.. Slmms' White PulmonIc BaIsam, the
famous throat and lung specific cures
hoar5aness, sore throat. Group, etc. For
consumption 1t Is splendid. preventing
and curing even hopeless cases. For sals
at COG King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Most OF the consuInptives that come to
us are incurab!c. They have neglected
until too late, but still there are ca sea that
como on tllno and are cured by DR.. Siinm's
White Pultnon.c Bnlsan and Vegetable
Pills DEPOT 60d Kiug street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug 8.-The
Democratic state convention unanimously
lndorsed the Chicago platform and nomi.
mated William Williams Of Boonvills, for
governor. For lieutenant governor A. II.
B0lte, Of Franklin, was nominated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
SILVER WATCH VOTE.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES


National League.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, s. Philadcl-
pha, 3. At BostCn-Doston, 5; Washing
ton. 4. At Baltimore Baltimore. 10; New
York, 4 At MISUNDERSTANDING 10;
Louisville, 0.
Eastern League.
At Wilkesbarre, 4 Syracuse,
!. At Toronto-Springfleld, 8 Toronto, /.
At Butfalo-Buffalo, 10; Providence, 8.
At Rochester-Rochestor, 10; Scranton, 6.
Atlantic League.
At Hartford-Paterson, 6; Hartford, 3.
At Newark-Wilmington, 8; Newark, 8.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "A Athletic,4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

! ALTOONA, Pa. Aug. q. o.-Minnio Swan
ger, who poisoned tho McGregor family in
JanuAry last in this city, was yesterday
femoved from tho county Jail, where she
hhs been confined since Jan 90, and taken
70 tho Morganza Reform school, near
Pittsburg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the New York and
philndeInhia Exchnnces.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Today's stock market,
with the exception Of three properties, was
holiday affair, with outside interest of very
slight proportions. There was absolutely no
reflection of the Chicago disturbance Closing
hils.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

! For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
soy: Generally fair and warm southerly
Winds becoming variable
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Try glass of our Kola Food for that
tired feeling. Taylor's Pharmacy, 302
King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Athletics .....l 0 2 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Lancaster 8 3 8 0 o % kit
Batteries-Ames and Fox; Sprogel and
Roth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Sen Aubon DC cigar, Durstcin's Perfccts
1Os cigars, D Il. 2nd street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

300 boxes of lemons at 81 box arc for
sale at Third and King streets by James
Glnns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06
SPECIAL MENTION
CnrpirS and lsechins. lob Il. seconiH
Ii. +. Davis. Jeweier. Q Il. 2ni u
American Laundry, Coz West FroncSt.

DR.. Sinms' Pain Searcher cures the SC.
verest pains in from 10 TO 30 minutes.
Very quick in relieving neuralgia, head.
ache, sudden colds, dyscntery, painters
collie, sore throat, cramps, pains, collie, &c.
1t Is the standard pain medicine in
the world. Depot GO6 King street, whole.
sale and retail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Get your best window screens made to
order at Harry Yerger's, 4l9 Shipley st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-06

Sen Auben Havana Scrap 2Sc lb. Cock
ade cut plug 25c, Dursteins. 5 E. end St.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
sEIF-CoyrEsSED sERFs.

President Pern1, Of Tie C-tte. N.,s
Workers &C America. has been ess.s1 BY
n. raansa for ecoentric notorssty which
has devsiopse i-to al spitsrn;c thss year.
lie ADVISES the miners not 20 take part in
the Fourth q July parade because by 80
cong they would proclaim Themselves
oeneacisrs>s % TIE Declaration o< rnse-
psnserc., whereas they are mere fs-fs.
ans wozss IN that way act a Re.
u shat Pezzz says 10 true. there nsvsr
was . fszae whea miners and all others
who consider themselves serfs shoaIt fan
into lire IN support OF that great charter.
when people are prosperous they dent
as they 80 Of the parade ant ira fireworks
II IL when they coas.:sr themselves IN
justly sarersas they should zssszahis Ans
renew thesr seaity 10 those principles
which. /. fully carried ous. woaIs make an
ts>2l country.
But they are beEeicsarses useer ne Dec
isra-on - rnseperoe1ee-eve-y nan En-
toyfrg the rtght % suffrage is q beassci-
airy; snE Il is q slar upon themselves that
they ar. ssrss. II serfs they be. They have
ths more need 20 familiartzs themselves
with the blessings within their reach, 70 Be
reminded Of the scepters they WELD It -
10 fsui. Of Tire grand founders OF this re-
public. whose sublime work YVES built upon
the Foundation their patriotism iz.3.
Not evsz Mr.. Pen1a could devise a more
perfect Instrument Than the Declaration
OF Tnsspensencs. and instead OF hiding
away from IL ike ossrfcaes surytng their
heads in the sent. the people should throw
mere z.aI into the celebration Of the ami
ve-sary % It's promulgatioa ana declare
more earnestly than ever their 5sternsaa-
ton 20 see that IL shall become . thing Of
life
When we shan have q uttis i9s ce-na-
rogfc nonsense ard . little more OF the
spirit which inspired TIE men ee .7s. we
shall nri no body OF American citizsns
making the mortifytrs admission that
they are "serfs"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
NOTABLE PEOPLE,

Presiien. Paul Kruger has become SO
fcr3 % Mark TwsAn's nunao- that ne las
ordered a SET % the American writer's
works Ter his library. which contains two
other books. namely, the Bible ard the
Pilgrims Progress"
The Confederate veterans OF Georgia are
worked I'D over the intention OF Gov. At
kinson to attend the annual reunion cs
cornerstone OF the monument 70 Jefferson
Davis Will be laid. They say he has fre-
G1entir expressed his contempt for the
veterans
Miss Phoebe ytnton has retired from TIE
employment OF The Hamilton Wooden
Company Soufhnrsdge Mass. after a con-
slnuogs seryic. OF fcrty-fo1r years and SIX
months. In all this time Mss NintoE not
only worked in the same mill and the
same room. bat sas operated the same ses
OF four looms.
Russians ars fond Of telling the story
q the answer given 20 the emperor when
his majesty proposed 20 his future wife.
THE emperor. my father. has comma roed
me 10 make y5g TIRE offer OF ny hand and
heart. was the ezArewiteh's quaint way
OF putting IL And my grandmother the
queen" replied tina lady. has command
ed ne % accept tae cffer 81 your hsnd:
your heart WI take nyself." II is said.
and or gosd authority. that ne emperor
that she is equally fond CT him.
In writing TO = friend about the recent
tornado Bishop Tuttl~, OF -. Louis szf3.
Ne three AMERICAN chs Fac1eT. SECS sand
sps@nda1ly out. FGrst-T here Is no whir,-
per1Eg. even among the poor people wno
have lost their al They are rs1cktiy
turning 20 he 1sxI best IaIag II a Won
derfai spirit OF CHEEKY self-rsisance. Sec
cnd-lsH are opening heart aDd hand ard
purses a14 sympathy 20 AFFORD relief
Tbsrf-Al fali n with she r0ifre and al
thorlties 10 preserve perfect creer ard
osseG .ence 70 law I an deeply proud CO
the American p@cple."
4 Soctor n the PENNSYLVANIA hospital
S&s mate a study OF he different express
sioEz OF pain as CALCULATED by 1hs people
OF various nAtionajllieS who come 10 ths
hospital 20 have their wounds dressed or
their bones set Alnoxz invariably Amer
ies2s relieve her feelings BY profanity
the length and quality o. the oatas vary
tnr With the man 3 saatl-s n ssc4e~s Some
few cCnNne their EXPRESSIONS 20 ~'CTw's or
Ouch nat even nil3@-nzanner~d Argssri-
CATS fee that they are privileged 20 swear
when "a pain Tie Italian u7Urmarx a
conf zaiaal string OF words that sound Ike
Mama nara ART the Russians Who
cozss from fls sacred precincts Of Mid1se
alley aid vicinity sway thesr bodies 10
ar fro While PAINFUL operations are be-
ing performed and a sound Ike oyer
oy~r-0yer' canes from their TIPS A
CniEnman RS mach 70 say while p-epsr-
atoms are beng made. Bus SEsn the pa q
grows intense under the oocfor's 1a1 gu
iat5oz the Celestial szys nothing. bat looks
= great deal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
EDITORIAL sPARKLKs.

Ne woman can be oueeniy = pants
Texas State La5or Journal
A Iaund-vnan Is 10 coward fer running
away when he fades 3 wau2a's sars
waEst--Ateaisoz Globe.
Mr.. Plat Is not visible n he Mckinley
band wagon. bEt perhaps he's ria.ns On
the axIes--ChSczgo Record
Even the District Of Columbia delegation
returns from ST. Louis IA = badly o-far-
Gated condIslon--W ashlnxson Pest
A man shoai1 never lose bis temper. for
the reason that he Is very apt az such =
tine 20 tel ais sri-EGs the tEu1a--Atch5soa
Globe.
Just row the man who vas saort-slgat-
&c enough not 70 De born in Oaso may well
l5ok back WITH regret upon his past
Cleveland Leader.
William C. whitney has started en- soes
for Chicago carrying danger Gag. !, Is
doubtful y he prevents he snev.-aSls
crash.-Sscux Civ Journal.
IN this Suburban paradise & toesa's
take seven DAYS - make enc weak" pant
e5 Byers. as \. wres.Ie3 with his lawn
nowo-.-Sew York Trsbune-
rheumatism as s cure for love, which
has been introduced BY ths ysnte-bIlts.
will hardly become Immensely popular
Philadelphia North American
The pretty girls are tGst as numerous
as ever. and they never grow cid. Class
days come and class days 90. but ths
pretty girls 60 on to<eysr.-Bostoa Herald
There are number o. point. % differ
ence between Teller and Bo!es. Ors paint
IS thai Boies has been ont Of the Repuo-
Iean party longer than Teller has~-Sloux
City Journal
Wasn Teller receives the Dem ,crzSc
nomination for vice president ne shades
CO Horace Greeley may appropriately ap-
pear on the scene as a solemn warning %
the disastrous effects cf aaAoly alliances
Burlington Hxwksye.
A man claims that in Chicago ne ether
night he saw the moon IN ne shape CO =
Maltese cross and that e had two tails
Delegates - the Demecrztsc national con-
ventsol are evidently arriving unusually
earsy.-PhiIz5eiphi Inquirer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
TorsY-TuRvY WEATHER.

We kzow pretty NeE hov "a. x-ssh-- Z.
n Esrsps S.n~rzTsy. a1z ire sss.srapaso
dispatches keep - advised asoat ,hs &C.
ce5trieisiss % fsss atmosphere II tnts coun-
tfy. bot re Go nos esten learn how !. r. ~
tse Anfgpo5.s.
TIE exesDsicnsiIy iors Water and csos
summer ~ 20 this tine n rorfnsr. IstI-
tHcss were ia E.roas cortrzs. 70 ID. sum
nsr L. Australia pbsca. Il vii b. rsrnen-
besst, 10 turing err wsafsr.
T-as heat from January - - exeesl~1
al reeores cs that locality. for during
s-ose swenfy-ssx Gays ths shzss h.s, r.~er
vsnt below is degrees and reached - &C.
frees CO ths 9Th. sn3 the mercury a: rot
80 below 1ss degrees during ary Of the
nights IN Australia TIE loss of III. o.
Essrxons ard animals. was enormous. ars
the crops we're destroyed by IKE intense
heat ard drou7h IN nnaav localities One
report says that birds sro2pe6 dead fror.
the trees Fl consequences o. the beat. ard
TIE I've bircs could BE caught b. the hsnss:
RABBITS svsryuhsrs lay eeae On the Erouns
heat
They seemed 20 have consumed moro
than their share Of csiorsc down there
TIE climate OF Australia has been 80 tn
or1inately praised. that !; - some salts
fzctfsn 20 the people o. wsshingtoa 70
know there are VERSE places even q the
Southern Pacific. Most OF our gruusbiing
IS :ue 10 n. natural tendency 10 Grarnels
rather than 10 any real cause
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

Mss Rose Ha.se4s lasr fer Portland
Tnursazy evening. where sas VII rss1e
II future.
c. W. Bennett. manager CO n. Northern
Pacific provision store a. EAasnsb2rg. 10
In tie city.
Mss Rose C1asborre. % Saz Francisco.
IS visiting ar. ard AIRS Austin Ciaiscrae.
G. thks city
Mss Ivy Fgau leer On THURSDAY for Cali
faFzss&- where size viii visit frsen4s during
TIE summer.
Gel J. "A Hated. WHO las he~r sers-
casly 81. - EuHch better. and as abs -
- CIT yesterday.
Mr. Jess = Brsnks- VII leave s=-s-w
ths' week for he eastern part Of tse seats
or q proepectaax tour.
Mrs. A5be-t Kapla1- % = Fsso. Tex,
- xRszEax Mr. ard Hrs. n A GoztS.e.c.
ils Sozss Tenth street
Mr. J1shua Green let Friday "a ths
steamer CITY Of ggebiA f3r a. sEts2cs4
ssSsE EsroHga GallferzAA-
NJ. CAexe@~ FOX r~tur-ss YESTERDAY
fr5-1 PcLlrmn college - sren1 vacAtaoEs
with lis parents Mr.. azss Mrs. J. Z. Fox.
eE - TssEsy-1rst avenue sgsssA-
Jules r Mersess Ger resz2-Ese3 ysEter3av
srezz E0Ez42z4- where ne azaz2Eers1 lee
tarss or art tae5ge tie Ro-t1aE8 SEss1a
Cszn za9 ~ kA@ pub,se EAFzzy ar r0ozz-
Re Is skAgsng a. lie StssszA
Ms Jane S@wza CO San FranSAzco
zzagatsr Of Ge2eT4l s2D<rlr- sr@@ss II
Ahsgrs. q 80 Canadian Eacs2c TAzlway.
= a. ia E&.nz sT-<sr&zs&. A4G3Ez1 szA.@e- ~
Ass u sgss-ss-A Ss sA0 k-AsAs~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

yax. ass1r ths zczszzt1S1 - Ma No
Eg-x~~ n s. Lczts. 81 Exszs-- sxrA1zgs
soksrxtv x-xt@5 That ~wasz lie news e
MAI MeE-l4y.s zoz3zzsssa rsAzs@5 eAs
LszEoz Coassz E1Gb. ne EgAfs we're al
p. rz- azz ia Sosr kzza -as hang WITH
erase few f-s. szv-r rz,>rs snne<z-
s-.ly to-x RE matter - s.rzsz1say and
rcss rs n r.sr-ntzl vein A1w ev-n TIA
E-gszsnrne7 ~ere hanging o1r GRAPE n
EvE ysrsv fer he American ceopzs n
fhsfr eoz1zg less. This seems fanny 20
r. an :. :. IRE 1-st time .he thezghr ever
Suggested stse1- TRAIT ErEEss1Een wozl3
-Eourn Il sympathy" fer -ss Supposed
2@c1zsx-y se-eavsEezt 90 n American.
Perhaps ozr free szlve- TRENDS had oe<te-
tztzk sxzsz-pe-Azps they nigh. discover
"a. ..Jc1z-sss hss mere personal reasons
for weeping. sine Il he evszi Of the
election 20 TflEsxn Mckinley /: VII ret
bs tss American rss VIII - ths sorrewe-.
Es- ~ any means.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28

enaee - q r>asz-s - Srctsrfs7s eos1o1y
"a RS aggregate
Asco-tt-x 80 ne professors s.axrs-
fresh se<< pe~x ard nsz-.n- are sssss. ksss
water. e-xsezs sz-t ~zszx ssver-eEgaz1s g.
ara. ~ ia r-xx q rszse sa sss eoessa
trsS<. ws WI reveal sks. To sts-.sas1
Era - sev~r-ezxsEns wst>- ard r~sus..
he rnsststv &c sne Ie<*er b~znR zea-iy
s-e-thfrc -. wasss sc.
Tts professor s~~-zs - hawe -ss-e-
worrte1 fhs Na1f5asz8ns r. Declares fass
t1s r1sssDlssy 81 sseurszx AZ Almost u--
Brast~1 too5 Supply azs re1zce1 itses -
TIE rroc>ss - Sr0xs1sag rs&n- fooz s1-
slArss. ard Of tAss bsz asss- ss recess
say. ss re plz-t krzwx nzos. % Is szs-
ts-snee from :hs at. - rou,1s q Corr CIT
% svery 10 contns rr0-s tsxt essze-t
Another eosn. vel vor,sy % re1s<-ssz
10 .aat the Asi2tses are ssnos. frra-sabsy
uotsr-sd, their esnszrnptsoE ger exss-a
sesrs ret more .haz hzlf fs&s Of re aver
sxs Ansrte&s Or Ezropezz- Ess act tsss
sorssthiax 30 &c With th.sr lack q .hsf
enerwy and zxrresssSenezs whs1s "a 30
2rsznsnsnf q characteristics Of Ths vel sss
western rsessr Azf thas nay ne srse.
ths ds1srercs kesxes. sr.&z. siec.rsessy
s56 frsaelsts, rsxotss ard s~zn.csnse-t-
sSisrs. 70 the e1rsrsncs be.weez . s-zls
q w1ssf art a grain os rics
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
THAT AWFUL MONEY POWER.

TIE fres silver people claim tsat e II Is
trus that sol. wo-ls 20 20 a premium On
TIE adoption OF free coinage the nioaey
power. Instead o. being opposed % free
coinage. would be n fayor os II Sound
raoaey men fear that II free coinage were
adopted az ratio which would oyeresti-
mate silver. gols would 50 70 a premium;
not because gold would become airy more
valaabis CT ITSELF. but because Ia this coun-
try Il Eoaii be more rars But admitting
the argument O. the frss siiyerft.s TO b.
sound. how IS that going TO benefit work
ins MAR
II by RE free coinage Of silver re vairs
sr the gold dollar IS to be reduced. TIA;
means that dollar received IN wages VIII
have a smaller purchasing power that Il
has now. u uesns thAt a smaller quar-
tity % groceries and provisions es al
k!nsS. os all the necessities OF family,
win BE parchasabls uader frss colnsx.
than ro~.
Dee. anybody suppose TIA. Wages are
going - rise BY iris means. What win Re
IN. use CT q protective tariff which IL to
i-crsss. wages or g or 50 Per cant. I.
free eotnax. - 20 reduce tire purchasing
power Q, -. eeils- By TIE sane proper
tor.
II IRE purchasing price Of . Collar - re-
.urss cnfy - PER csat-sFicxinx ths esat--
90 TIE free -llverises that silver would -
enhanced r. vsiue-lt means thst q work
ing ras VII have e work - per cen, r.e-.
iz orssr TO earn ire same money re earns
new
u h- ~tllinr &c So ais r. crs-r 20 max.
t.z v..-s src. azs have tast discovers.
taat silver was ssmcasssxe3 IA fs-s that is
Rhoas s~e1ty-tArse years are. 20 psY fnssr
t-stsf Less sha= ten years $50. so-.-
where sScus TIE yrsr ISSs-ss SEATTLE has a
number 20 pso5is who SIN tive s.re aas
''ce.aes-s -1c-sy. % use a eo-rue. .rpr.s-
sicr - sAoss ears. s-s ret ca. word wa.
hs.rss ses1t re crime 60 ~ Tier. 4. ~,
less mercy IN ere worss sossy. gold aza al
ve~. fhs- there VS.. then Toa ec1ls sec
ren whc are row crying eaf ahcut re
w.ckss '.xolsoass.- svyfzx land tAr-.. four
ard eve rifles sss &C Seattle. psy5rr few
ha-.rss toliars 3swn KEz selling CT Is
town lets a, an s8vazcs CO several hs--
| er~s wsr ce-t Tssx wers rosH=e IA wealth
at fAeawhs shsrs cou1. - 70 e.. They
Tes az ere hessss. a.. BY nc;itsaus val,sa-
.foas &C izn3 eo~ro~es more tAka -.
wao,s property wEs worth. sd VIE -
/ crop - suyers eessrzs sxhaasse2 az th-
rortxaxe beams So theY seoz--s
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