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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-29

STORAGE ana Distributing wa-ehou.s
az Occidental avenue. J. c. RsAdran.
Ie.ephons MAEr teS.
----~------~--------
STORAGE WAREHOUSE scksrtoa A.
Co. us FIRST avenue.
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We call especial attention 10 our tailor
Ing department. for style. A.. quality Of
goods and prices. can Rot De eauzle1 IN
IRE city.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Ian FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors. bridge busld-
s-g cre1z .ng. ksr6cr improvements ans
general Contracting. S. Seattle National
bark building.
STOVE REPAIRING.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS Al
kinda TlN Tsi~1 street.
ALL KINDS STOVE REPAIRS As
Yesisr avenue
BLEACHRRY.
HATS AND BOSSETs r.-shapec. dyed.
cleaned or pressed. latest ztylez- Seattle
E.saeksEy, kl9 Pike
DIVER AND WRECKER
A O. BESJAs fIS-zi3 Railroad svsnss:
Divers osfGfs. secC11-nap1 engines.
boilers. psmps. etc. buys. ses.s and
Ua1ss steamers, towing dora
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FOR EXCHANGE

AUCTION SALE q houssNoi6 furniture:
contents % private house. situated at
Nc. So Main street. Tuesday. the asth
o. June. a. y O'Clock Bed sets springs.
mattresses. paT3or s1.te. aau stand. re-
cepuoa chairs. folding bed. stoves car
pets, etc. Edward @. Btckerton. xEc-
ttole2F.
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~.<sfse~s amer these headings. tie SANE
ehou.s he left az the business cssces =
fhs< paper 30 charge Il rsfs for s1ca
notices.
Fune~nI rosfc~s resosr'tons or ether srs~-
elaf announcements vii De rhzrEss ~ the
rate Of 10 esrss ger Inc <acb trserTion.
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Personal.

c r. poGARDUS shirt and lafies waist
maker. formerly % Pioneer block, has
removed TO Seattle Wooden Mill once.
lis First avenue.
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STREET STGNS-SAaled BIDS viii bs re-
ceived by the undersigned Secretary OF
the Board OF Public Works up to 2
O'Clock D. m. Monday. July .. fseS for
street sgns TO be furnished 20 the City
OF Seattle in accordance with the speclfi-
cations on fle IN the office OF the Board
OF Pubic Works IN the CIV Hall BIDS
10 be Endorsed on envelope. IBID for
Street Signs" The board reserves the
right 10 reject any and ali bids.
BY order Of the Board.
FRANK OLESON. Sec.
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WOODEN MILLS.

EAGLE WOODEN MILLS. ga First ave-
nue. bls1kets, wcossrs and nArnela
We call especial attention 10 our tailor
ing department for style. At quality Of
goods and prices can Rot De eouzle1 IN
the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-29

usRADsoyTc-As 1911 Dearbcrn str.s-
Seattle, June q. LIS. - Ar. ana SfS.
Ce1rge NJ obradoyle. sora.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS
OF ordinance No. s19. entitled AN oral-
nance 10 prevent the growing ard
Spreading OF thlzflss within the city OF
Seattle" notice Is hereby given TO any
owner or occupant OF inhabited prem ses
or any owner or agent Of gaoccQpled
premises within the corporate limits
OF the city OF Seattle requiring all this
ties 20 Dc dug up. cut down or otherwise
destroyed. G. 5. REED.
chief OF Police.
Seattle Wash. June Is. 1895
, 1896-07-09

From early ci4iGlcgd We We're per-
plcxcd Win doubts about the things
which might or might not lo lawfully
done on a Sunday, and were hcrmcd i'll
by rules of the observation-disclosures
handle not order, Mt variance with
many healthy instincts, quite uncon-
ncctcd with amy morality except that
Of implicit obedience, and not com-
mandinG rational assent.
When | spcah # q P~uritmnical Sun
day, | am not using the term as one Of
disparaGcmCnt, but simply as presenting
a historical fact. recognize the Puritan
creed as one that has influenced many
powerful and nobl" minds and has OIL
tributcd most valuable clements TO our
composite English character. Even the
Puritan sunday, mistaken though |
think it, and Of Il st%rictncsS too narrow
and exaggerated for ordinary human
nature to bear, has 80 excellent Il side
to it. and has been 80 closely bound up
with customs and habits of great social
rest and definite times for general wor,
ship, that | always think aud speak
with great respect Of lis supporters.
only blame those Of iECm-low | think
few in numbCr-whO load with cpithcts
intended to excite cdiurn, other mel
Sunday more beneficial and morc adapt
ed to varieties of human character and
conditions. -Wcs.mirstlr Review.
, 1896-07-09

Joined to exceedingly high living,
late hours and all sorts Ct enchanting
but c%nervating designations, the Russian
| system of easy existence absolutely re-
fuses to admit of the necessity Ct bodily
exercise. 1t is no CXaCgCrutiCl TO say
that the well to dc Russian never. to
use u homcly but expressive phrase,
walks n yard. His person, moreover, is
nearly always loaded and incumbsrcd
with furs, even in summer time. and us
he heats his house and restaurants to Il
positively prcpostCrous extent. the bad
effects on his health Of the combination
of these evils liay be easily imagined if
less readily described. The common
people, on the other hand, lead Il COM
parativcly healthy existence, because
from sheer poverty, and not by any
means from choice. they are forced TO
be abstcmious. Though they heat their
houses to us high Il temperature as their
social supcriors, yet they are Of ucces-
sity more III the open air than these
last. Their staple feed. moreover, the
nutritious and easily digestCd black
bread of the country, is an excellent
means of preserving their health under
the very severe social and sanitary con-
ditions under which they live, and Of
building up. as it were, muscle and
bone. Pail Mall Gazette.
, 1896-07-09
LOW ATE TO THE EAST

Your attention is directed to the ex-
ceptionally low rates in effect this com
ing season to nearly every prominent
point in the east.
Never before has such an excellent
opportunity been afforded for a sum
mer vacation tour, or for visiting
friends in the east. We mention below
a few Of the places to which greatly re-
duced rates have been made. The UN-
ION PACIFIC is the line that will give
you the sbest service to any of these
points.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 1913. Rate
One fare for the round trip.
Omaha, Neb., July 21-24. Rate-One
and one-third fare on certificate plan.
st. Louis, Mo-, July %. Rate-One
fare for the round trip.
Omaha. Neb., August 1924. Rate
One fare for the round trip.
Cleveland, Ohio, August 1921. Rate
Probably one fare for the round
trip.
Milwaukee. Wis, August 1921. Rate
One fare for the round trip.
st. Paul, Mimi, September IA. Rate
One fare for the round trip Tin some
cases less).
c. CLARK,
A1ent
, 1896-07-09
BANEFUL TOM.

The Denver News don't seem to like
Senator Warren. In fact it has been
more or less displeased with him for
several years. The special cause OF its
displeasure at this time is the report
that Mr.. Warren during a recent flying
trip to Denver gave assurance to some
personal friends that he was a silver
man and he would support Mckinley in
the interest of free coinage. This was
enough to make the News man frantic.
and he uses the word "lunatic" and
paws the earth editorially. Any repub-
lican who does not do exactly what
Tom Patterson tells him to do Is past
redemption. The only good republic
cans in his Eyes are those who quit the
republican party. 1t is remarkable
how successful he has been with his
little game with Colorado republicans.
One day he blackguards those republi-
cans who will not accept the dictation
Of the News and the next he spreads
tany over those who manifest a dispo-
oilioA " 4ult luCll pill - anu JOlu LII
democrats, or his special democratic
annex
AS a d~isorganizer, it must be conced-
ed that Tom Patterson is a success.
He first split the democrats in twain.
Next he divided the little populist par
ty into two factions. and now he is
making good Roadway in breaking up
the republican party in Colorado.
Desperate efforts were made four
years age to break up the republican
organization and lead Wyoming into
the camp Of Weaver and Lease, but
this state cast its electoral vote for
the statesman. General Harrison, while
Colorado wen over to a pair of stroll
ling m~ontebanks, both OF whom were
subsequently repudiated by Iowa and
Kansas.
1t was Tom Patterson who urged up
on the people of Colorado the election
of Governor Waite, and 1t was the same
delectable Tom who afterwards de-
nounced Waite as a humbug.
1t was Tom Patterson who advised
Governor Osborne to break into the
window Of Mornings state capitol,
and but for the level headed citizens Of
this state he would have brought about
disorderly and ~disgraceful scenes SINH
lar to what were witnessed in Colorado
during populist domination.
-r iii "
, 1896-07-09
WOMAN N TIGER.
She Joined in the Hunt and Witnessed
the Whole Affair.

No one Is more daring or courageous
than a woman in the field after large
and dangerous game. One of these wo-
men writes to "Gameland' and tells of
a tiger hunt in the Sewalike that re-
suited in the death of a man of a man
eating tiger.
AS usual. the tiger had worked up
considerable Of a reputation for itself
by feeding on human fesh in large
quantities. and it as last became i'm
perative that the beast should be kill
ed. To do this it was necessary to
build a stand in a tree, then lie out a
living COW as bait. and when the COW
was killed, which happened the first
night, the hunter took his stand in the
tree on the following afternoon, ac-
companied by his wife. who tells the
story.
1t was the woman's eyes hat first
saw Stripes coming. and 1t was she who
band to shoot. The tiger was wounded
in one leg and through the flesh of the
back. The next day eight men and the
woman went to trail the wounded tiger.
The trail led into the thick brush, where
the single elephant could not go, and
the men had no taste for going into a
tigers den afoot, so the hunters went
up on a hill to see if they could sight Or
drive the beast out, leaving the woman
and some coolies to look out for her.
The men We're gone so long that the
woman became tired of waiting and
climbed a'near-by knoll, "a most diff :
cult piece of work" she says, because
the pebbles rolled down from under our
feet. and we had nothing but slippery
time the hunters had sighted the tiger,
but did not get Il shot. The tiger was
down in a gully between the hin up
which the hunters had gone and the
one the woman had climbed. Stones
and yells were cast down at the brush,
but the tiger wouldn't come out.
A lame man, Lengra, Joined the par
ty. and he saw the tiger down in the
nullah a little distance away. He was
told to pitch rocks at it, but the beast
refused to come out. The men were
told to get into trees and they did so,
but Lengra, after getting in a safe one.
thought it wasn't a good stand, and
took to a smaller one All of a sudden
the tiger charged, and it saw poor Len
gra's leg danglign from a branch. Up
it leaped. and the bone of the leg was
scraped clean of flesh, while the tiger,
standing on it's hind legs. reached up
for more. A bullet in the chest, anoth-
err in the throat, ended the beast, and a
minute or two later the man fell down
beside the tiger.
1t was not safe to go after the beast
then. as it might be playing 'possum.'
but later it was found that both mar
and tiger were dead. The mans head
was rubbing the tigers, the mans
hand was on the tigers shoulder and
the tigers forepaw was on the MANS
Detroit Free Press.
, 1896-07-09

Mr.. Patterson has not succeeded in
reaching the goal Of his ambition, nor
Will he ever do so SO long as the peo-
pie of Colorado exercise discretion. His
only hope is in tearing down worthy
leaders or leading them astray. with
praise or flattery. Those whom he
lauds the highest have most to fear.
Those who incur his ~displeasure have
good reason to believe that they are
on the right track.
Senator Warren is therefore entitled
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
, 1896-07-09

Eli Hill, Lumber City. Pa, writes, Il
have been suffering from piles for 25
years and thought my case incurable.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve was rec
commended to me as a pile cure. so I
bought a box and it performed a per-
manent cure" This is only one Of
thousands of similar cases. Eczema,
sores and skin diseases yield quickly
when 1t Is used. Cha. N. Settele.
, 1896-07-09

Ton Patterson is a pretty loud shout
er in his own bailiwick. but they don't
seem to hear him at Chicago. The yell
OF the southern democrats makes the
populist howl Of Patterson sound like
the wall of a dying calf.
, 1896-07-09

The levy OF 10 mills on the dollar
made by the council this year does not
increase the amount Of taxes which in
dtviduals will have to pay, as many at
first supposed. Taxes in the city will
'be just about what they were a year
ago
, 1896-07-09

Farmer Bland refused to permit The
telegraph company to string a wire to
hotel OF the village and receives the re-
ports by wire there. which answers the
purpose just the same. You don't have
to choke a cat to death.
, 1896-07-09

We are anxious to do a little good
in this world and car think Of nc pleas
anter or better way to do it than by
recommending One Minute Cough cur
as a preventive Of pneumonia, con-
sumption and other serious lung trou-
bles thai follow neglected colds. Chas.
N. Settele.
, 1896-07-09
THURSDAY, July 9. 1896.

The democrats are pounding Hill
pretty hard with a letter f~avoring free
and unlimited coinage which he wrote
three. years ago.
, 1896-07-09

Sockless Simpson is out for Teller,
but Jerry is an exceedingly, back num-
Der. Tillman is the democratic freak of
the day, and he car create n laugh most
anywhere without taking off his socks.
, 1896-07-09

OF course the people OF the Centen-
NAL valley want free silver; and all
they can get Of it. But they want other
things. too. They want protection and
a return from the blight OF democracy
to the good old days Of republican pros
DeritY.
, 1896-07-09

With a childlike platform and a
Bland candidate the democrats hope to
guh the unsophisticated populists into
supporting their dual monstrosity.
, 1896-07-09

Small in size, but great in results.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act gent
ly but thoroughly, curing Indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill,
best pill. Chas. N. Settele.
, 1896-07-09

1t would be hard to convince a man
suffering from bilious collie that his
agony is due to a microbe with an un-
pronouncable name. But one dose OF
Dewitt's Collie & Cholera cure will cor.
vince him of its power TO Afford in.
slant relief. 1t kills pain. Chas. N.
Settele.
, 1896-07-09

When we consider that the intestines
are about five times as long as the
body, we can realize the intense suffer-
ing experienced when they become in
famed. DeWitt's Collie & Cholera
completely remove the difficulty. Chas.
N. Settele.
, 1896-07-09

A daily paper for 80 cents per month
= pretty cheap reading.
, 1896-07-09

Daily Republican Soc per month.
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6du$ unb 0Df.
selbffbersefteate 9ouorette.


8ein Diinserifoff. Der sur Ndbruns bss
BobenS bient, eebt nit 10 unbeionnener
8eri6wsnouns perIoren. aIs bic menid'
liden @rcremente ipdbreno eS bod
tpenis WlIbe uno Mrbeit mabt, ielbe su
iammeln unb nIbli6 su oerpenben.
Denn 4les, mas nDtbis 1T, bieien frdf'
tisen OInser Su setplnnen, tpelder 10
pielen pbospboriauren 8alf entbdlt, ber
70 tpeientlit aud gum 8nohenbau Der
1biere uno Der Dteniden beitrdst, unb
peIder nidt aus Der 2uft erbaltsn iperben
fam, tpie bic &oblenidure unb baS Am.
moniaf. beltebt barin, benielben auf cine
banbIi1e uno unidaolide Wsiie angus
iammeln. gu bieiem 8ebufe muB man
cine 9rube baben nit einem eroben.
bidten 8aitsn aus bidt auiammsnsefIss
ten Blanfen, un6 bieier ioate 70 einse.
iebt iein, oab man, iobalb eS nbtbiS 1T,
Osnielben mittelit Anipannuns eines
Pfsroes beraussieben Fam. g8eiterS III
ss nbtbis, bab man iid binrei&enb nit
trodener bunfler 98albs ober Woorerbe.
SolsfObIsnabfdaen, trodener Torfs ober
Iqupialerbe reriebe, ipeI4e man in
SdHern pber &1fen troden auibeipabrt.
Siermit bsitreut man bann bOr aaem
ben Bobsn oeS ertpdbnten 8aitens mil
elmer binrsi&enb biden Sdidte uno
bisraui ebsnio in 3piidenraumen por
einieen Sa9en bic fih aniammeInoer
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tiefeit in bemielben aufeesebrt miro
Durb sslesentlides 1lmberitreuen por
sinisen SdnOen pOa @ppS in bic bsiast'
Siite Fam man allen unaneenebmen 8e'
rub unterbriiden unb ben Wertb oes
DGnsers erbDben. Nlan barf in bisis
8iite absr ia niht bas SpIlpaher Der
8Ids oOsr ionit elm 4bsunstpafer itGt'
ten. @enn bann Der 8aiten boil 1T
fam man ibn in beiaster g8eiie beraus'
,ieben unb Pouorette baraus MAIDEN.
gu bisiem 9pefe mub Der Snbalt bss
Saitens nit elmer tpeiteren Susabe, BIZ
5eubtisfeit aufsebrenben, Walb' ooei
Lotferbe u. I. m. uno stpar in lolWsi
8erbGltniHen umsearbsitet perben, oaf
| iis nit ben friiber i6pn in ben aafsr
einssitrsutsn 3wii9enlasen Suiummense'
nOmmen sesen orsi 8ierteI Der sanser
Waiie bilDet. DieieS nmarbeiten mut
absr unter Dad seideben unO bas Gang
poIltommsn troten sebaIten perben
Die 70 subereitete Bouorette ioa msbrer,
Male in sepiHen 3wii6enrdumen um'
ssi6aufsIt uno idliebli6 seiiebt peroen
um elm mDsIidit sIsidmdbis seIornlr,
Probutt su erbalten. Denn is feintDrnl
ger unb trodener es tpirb, beito beHer
giseni6aften oils 0lnsmitiel sepinn
bic 10 islbsr berseteute pouOrette.
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- SIN Sibs SOpa, Oh.&anias, Otii.
iouri unb I,fanias pltbete am Srsitas
Elm beitiser S6neeiturm. SIM tpeitli6sn
Wiiouri iinb IA 3oa Sdnee eefaIen
unb Der 8ubnpertebr iparb burb Shnee,
tpeben tseeutenb sebemmt. Sn Sib.
Sopa 1T baS IbermUmeter um 25 9rab
sefalIen uno baS nnpetter bat betrdbt.
Ii6en Sdaoen an elettriiden 9rdbten
anseri6tst. Sest berridt flares, faItes
gBettsr unb cine friide Sriie pebt aus
oem 9orbtpsfen.
-S SIM boben 4lter bon 81 Sabre III
in Glinton, Soma, Srau Dtarearetba
Rapp ssitOrben. Sbr @utte, Der eleids
fails Elm gIter bon fat 100 Sabren ers
reibts, farb pOr einisen Sabren. Bier
8inber iberIsben bic 8erhorbene, stpei
Sbbne unb slpei 9b4ter. Warsa.
retba 8app ipurbe am A. 0iai
1899 i'm @rUbbersosibum 8aoen seboren
uno tpanbsrte i'm Sabre 1852 nit ibrem
@atten nad Nmerifa aus. Sic lebten
anfangs i'm Staute 9enniplpanien, bis
lie Dor 35 Sabren mad Clinton famen.
Srau Rapp pnr bis Dor 8ursem nod
pOlfanbis seiitis frii6. 9aS Gbepaar
srfrsute iid aasemsin bObsn Iniehen8.
- Rad ber Iebten 8abI purbe bic
Demofratis pisIfad fir mauStoot sebaIs
ten unb bic &epublifaner tpibelten iiber
bic fiirSIi6e Sibune ber Hational' @pms
mittss uno nanuten iie bie-8eerbisune.
Gin @aibinstoner Correspondent ibreibi
aber ,,Das mar iebenfalIs cine iebr
lsbbafte uno fr6blide 8eeroisuns. unb
acknowledgements paren mebr 2eute
anpeisnb unb saten stbberes Sntereiie
funb, ais bel Der republitanii6en ,,9luf.
tion", mo ct. Souls ben glepbanten
taufte. Sie 9batiade, bnb Gbicaso bic
bempfratif6e @onpentionsitabt 1T, bat
bic &epublifaner nit abersIdubii6er
Surdt erfillt."
- Miinsbirsftor BRETON bat Der bonn
S6abamtsisfrstdr @arIisle erlohenen
Orbrs semdb bic Brdsuns bon SiIbers
Dollars aus ben unter ben 8eitimmungen
bes tpiberrufenen @eiebss bon Ia. Suli
1890 unsstuuftsn unb in ben @ep6lben
pes Sdusumtes aufseitapeIten Barren
anseorbnet. Der Setras bes bis uuf
ipelters Orbre mOnatIid su idlasenbsn
8arrsniilbers 1T nuf 81 500, 900 feitse'
iebt unb eeribeiIt iid pis foIst: Bbis
IobeIpbia 100000. Ren Orleans
$500, 900. San Sranciseo 100000.
Silberburren i'm Nsttb bon SLIT ,000,'
900 iinb nod pOrbunpen. gtoien in SiIs
ber einI6Sbar, (Silbers@erti tificute) iiub
i'm Setrase BON sl37. 900. 900 i'm I'm.
lauf. $50, 900, 900 iinO bis isst seprdet
pprben,
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Bur SSarmbaltuns Der SfsrSe.

$50 Der Bferbeitano ii6 auf elmer
Seite bsS SialIs befnbet unO nibt burb
cine bidte 8wiidenwanb bon oem frsien
aubsnraum setrenni 1T. perosn Die Se.
wObner beHelben bel freneem Better
bon ber 8dlte su leioen baben, aud trenn
iie gut in Iepplde einssbaat iino. Dies
tOitet bann piel mebr Sutter. befen gr'
tramenss auSidlieBIib sur Warmbaliune
bes SbierS benuBt tperben muB. nebers
oies i6doist Elm faltes Quarter bic @e'
iunbbelt bes YferbeS unb ihpdbt es ab,
10 baB es feline glrbeit nlht pobl oerrlbs
ten fam.
nnter iOIden nmitdnSen 1T es elm
gutter plan, i'm Sintertbeil bss Stalls
nabe Der 9ede einen itarten Drabt ooer
eine biinne giienitunee su ipunnen unc
baran mitteIS itarfer Drabtrinse Elm n
8orIas aus arObem 3eus ober einen alien
5ubteppib aufSubGneen, ben man on
taItsn Sassn unO Ndaten iibsr bic Ssff'
nung siebt. Dieter tpiro sur 8equems
Iidfeit Der gferoe pieI beitrasen.
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0ermifHtes Maerlei.

- 9ie RepubIifansr Sranf 6. Cannon
unb 4rtbur 8rotpn iinb bon Der Stats.
legislator in lltab su 8unbesienatoren
seipabIt tporeen.
- SIN Neip Dorf 1T Der befannte
8rauer Sufob D6lser an sinem Sers,
unb NierenIeiben ssitorbsn. @r tpurSe
i'm OttObsr l845 in Neip gorf sss
bpren.
- SIN 8biIabeIpbia baben ginbreder
bic Safe Der Sroeuen.Sirma 9oeride &
SafeI, 10l1 Ard Strabe, aufselprenet
unb 5000 8aar unb $4,000 Bombs er.
beutet.
Gonersbreprdfsntant @sorse 8.
8elIinston, elm 9eutih' 'Nmerifaner. 1T
BON Der StaatsIesiSIatur in NarpIanb
gum 8unoesisnator aIs Nadfolser bes
Sen. @ibion setpdblt tpOrbsn.
- Das 8unbss' 8rsisseri6t bat Der
,,Gsntral Transportation Co." in ibrem
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$50, 100000 berabseiuntten.
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burg tpobnenoen gtIdte ber 8eriiorbenen
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