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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
HOT AGAINST cAMPoS.
Civilians and Soldiers Denounce the
Captain General and Call
For His Resignation

NEW YORK, Jan. H.-According
to private advices from Havana,
via Key West, there was great ex-
element on the Exchange Wednes-
day morning, where much sedi-
tious talk was INDUCED in. Several
colonies and officers of volunteers
who were present made speeches
against Captain General Campos,
and a general protest was eX-
pressed against his military mac
tivity and overhumane policy.
One major of volunteers proposed
that Campos be either forced to re-
sign or be lynched, and the speech
was met by cheers from various
Spanish merchants of well-known
intransigeant principles. A ma
jority of representatives of Spanish
business houses present signed a
petition to close the Exchange, and
many favored closing stores as a
protest against Campos' perma-
hence in the island. A delegation
from the volunteer corps of officers
was named to wait on Campos and
insist that Pando be called and
given full military command, and
that Campos either radically
change his political policy or else
resign the governorship. Spanish
sentiment against him is increas-
ing hourly, and trouble is feared.
Several foreign vessels in port, by
direction of their consignees, have
just suspended the discharge Of
their cargoes, awaiting the out
come of the affair.
Lieut.. Gen. Marin has been hur-
riedly called from Matanzas, and
is now in consultation with Cam
pos, Campos depends upon the
regular forces and upon the fleet
to support him in the event OF
trouble, but at this moment there
are few troops in Havana, most Of
the columns being out after Gomez
and Maceo, and unfortunately, all
the warships are away, cruising
up and down the coast.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
A Suicides Awful Accusation.

FORT WORTH, Jan. 17.-[Special.l
Yesterday Mrs. Lucy Clemens
committed suicide and left letters
which revealed the details of a
horrible murder committed sew
eral months ago. She charges that
a man claimed as her lover, and a
woman on whose husbands life
there was $1,000 insurance policy,
conspired to, and did murder, by
poisoning, the woman's husband.
The man then married the MUIR
dered mans widow and collected
the insurance money. This drove
Mrs. Clemens to desperation, and
she killed herself, after having
written letters exposing the crime.
The letters are now in the hands
Of officers who are Investigating,
when arrests will follow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Campos In the Balance.

MADRID, Jan. 17.-Dispatches
from Havana say constitutional
unionists and reformists have
csbled to the government here de-
manding the recall of General Cam
pos. The antonOmists, 1t is added,
favor his retention in command of
the troops in Cuba.
A cabinet council will be held
tonight in order to discuss the
matter. In tho meantime the
government expects to hear from
Campos as to whether he is dis
posed to change his military
policy. General Polaveja, who is
mentioned as Campos' successor,
has suddenly arrived here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Ready for Business.

PORTSMOUTH, Eng, Jan. H.
The flying squadron, consisting of
the battle-ship Revenge, the flag
ship Of Rear Admiral Alfred T.
Dale; the battle-ship Royal Oaks {:
the first-class cruisers Gibraltar
and Theseus; the second-class
cruisers Charybdis and Hermione,
together with six first-class tor
pedo boat destroyers, assembled at
Spithead at noon today. The re-
ported destination of this squad
ron, after leaving Bantry bay, Ire
land, will be the Bermudas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Pool Bill not Made TO Pass.

LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. IA
NUM- Der OF turfmen have been in
town to elect a secretary Of the
Kentucky association. Many OF
them have been interviewed on
the proposed bill to abolish pool
selling, introduced in the legis-
lature yesterday. All are Of the
opinion that the bill is not intend
ed to be passed, and was intro
duced for the purpose Of Shaking
down. the turfmen. Similar bills
have been introduced in nearly
every legislature, and one was
never passed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
A Banker Gets Five Years.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. H.-E.
w. Agnew, president Of the First
National bank Of Ocala, who has
been on trial in the United States
District court in this city several
months for embezzling a large
amount Of the banks funds, has
been sentenced to five years in
Kings county penitentiary, Brook
Ign. The defendants attorneys
have given notice of appeal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA light
engine ran into a crowd of car
cleaners who were walking on the
track of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad at l42nd
street today, killing two women
and injuring two others and a
man so badly that they will prob
ably die. The dead are: Lizzie
Becker, Della Mshan. The in
jured are Maria Druff, internal
injuries; Maggie Tracey, right leg
cut off; Louis Yenderg, both legs
broken.
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Hanged Without Ceremony.

OKLAHOMA CITY, D. T., Jan. II.
Near Jaqua's store, in the Creek
nation, four outlaws met death
last night. A gang Of six outlaws
robbed Jaqua's store and rode
away with four of his horses. A
posse was quickly formed and
gave chase, pursuing the despera-
dos all night. The robbers were
overtaken, and q fight occurred
at Crissy Crossing, in which one Of
the ranchers was killed and one
outlaw badly wounded. Three Of
the bandits escaped and took
refuge in a deserted cabin. The
men in the cabin were driven out
with dynamite and captured.
Without any unnecessary cere-
mony, the three men were hanged
to a convenient tree. They were
Tom Foley, "Wild Horse" and a
half-breed Choctaw named Mari
ana. Foley, who was the outlaw
wounded by the ranchers, stated
before meeting death that two of
the men who escaped were the
notorious Christian brothers.
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Relief Expected Tonight.

New YORK, Jan. 17.-Something
Of moment may be expected to be
announced in behalf Of Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison this evening. When
asked regarding Gen. Hsrrison's
movements and particularly his
reported engagement to wed Mrs.
Dimmick, Mr.. Tibbits, his private
secretary, said today: 81 can say
nothing about the matter at pres
emit. This evening, however, / may
be in position to announce some
thing Of national interest. General
Harrison will not leave this city
until the first part OF next week. f"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Bismarck For Berlin,

BERLIN, Jan. T.-If Prince Bis
marck's health will permit him,
he will leave Friedrichsruh today
for Berlin to attend the festivities
OF the twenty.fifth anniversary Of
the proclamation OF the German
Empire tomorrow. The ex-Chan-
cellor has accepted an invitation
to attend all Of the ceremonies dur
ing the day, and also BE- present at
the banquet in the castle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
To Commemorate HIS Birthday

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Old
Time Printers association will
commemorate the anniversary of
the birthday of Benjamin Frank
lin, its particular patron saint,
this evening. Joseph Medill will
deliver an address on Benjamin
Franklin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Stock Market.

CHICAGO, January 17.-Cattle
market slow, weak and lower, Tex
as steers $3.50 to $4.l0. Sheep,
barely steady.
SIS. LOUIS, January 17.--Cattle
steady; Texas steers $2.65 to $4.25,
outside figure for choice fed. Sheep
strong, 1925 to $4.25.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
For a Breathing Spell.

MONROE, La, Jan. E.-Elder s.
Davis, general merchant, has filed
an application for respite Of one
or two years. Assets $4,000. Liza
bilities, $50, 900. The court has Or
dered a meeting Of creditors Feb.
10Th,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
No Result Yet.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE fourth
ballot for United States senator
resulted as follows: Republicans
Wellington, 30; Westcott, 10;
Goldsborough, %; Mulliken, g.;
Dixon, /; Mudd, l. Democrats
Smith, 10; Page, 8; West, 1.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-17
Changing Weather Probable.

WASHINGTON, January 17.-For
Western Texas, fair tonight and
Saturday, variable winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-17
BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

MISREPRESENTATION pEEF CONTRACT
nishinp beef at both l;usk ana Hunts
WIG pen trnuar.os - twelve months
from The nrst day ct January, 1891, to
Il lie first day .. January, l@S
.. TIE beef must ne iiral-class III every
particular, well slaughtered and clean!y
lal.led. ami delivered within the wnlis
Of Tie psniteuiiarcs IN such quantities
end 1T such times es the steward may
direct.
3. The beef furnished In the montha of
january. February. March, April. No
yvn.anr and December tnust l'e iirsl-ckiss
etailfed b.ei. aud that furn shed IN
NAY, June. July, August, September aud
October must hc The best the market az
!. We res rye The right = reject on
inferior Or unsourd beef that may he
oneted for de,lVe"y BIDDERS VIII STATE
for hcw much per pound thcy WI inr,
DAY of each month for all beef iurn snc !
during the previous Wcnth, on accounts
approve by The steward. ..
:. An biiiars win accompany thclr
bids with bond OF SOl, with TWO, or
more rood siirroes. cordi' iuced that ihey
viii enter Into q contact ana eve a
Iond IN the sum of s-vn Tor the t"llhlul
ucr,ormnice of the same,
Il An bids must be sealed ard endorsed
on back, proposals to furnish frrs1
il If for Huntsville or Kusk rCniien-
tiaries' (as the case ,uaN bel, All pios
Tor furn. shias Rusk pcaileutiarY must
IL n Ilr,---,l TO ne at Rlak. anu tur
IIunt syiile 10 M at Huntsr lie. AMI they
vii he opcncd at my office In each place
on December 10 next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
7 ! reserve the ighi to roget any ana
all bids that may be oHerGp 8 RICE.
Financial Agent Texas STATE Pen''en-
Hu. ,ayille Texas, November 49, 1885
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An Unsolicited
Testimonial.

BALD PRAIRIE, TEXAS, Nov. 49, 1896.
Houston PosT:
When people get hold of good thing they ought to let
know ii. In the OF 1895 bought one Of the
Houston Post Machines which has proven be the best
1t ahead of any Machine in this neghborhood
judges say and there several $50 Machines
pete with Anyone thinking of purchasing should try
DIR. A. W. EARTHMAN
High ARM NOiseless
Machine equal in 500
complete
$4,000.
THE HOUSTON POST, Houston Texas.
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FINANCIAL.

y w, .4~.i'lL I.a,.>
WANTED To borrow $1,000 good real es-
tate security. at reasonable rate Of in
tgrcst Address Real Estate. this Of.
fice %
5000 TO LOAN on city property: also can
accommodate sixty and ninety day on
the proper security. A. Paul 4 Co. 2if
Main street. II
MONEY 10 LOAN for the erection Of
homes In the city If Houston only; small
monthly payments, 5000 20 place ,t
once. South Texas Loan and Building
association, a. X. Taylor. secretary.
Cotton Exchange building. la-7
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| HELP WANTED.

~-E4.- .-DM1,....
WANTEND-lAgents wanted TO clnvass the
city Call al the, Photograph gallery.
J07is Main street. Houston. II
WANTED-Twcnty-six men to saw four
foot wood at Anderson's store. Harris.
burg road. 10
WANTED-G German or colorcd hoy
10 take care of yard. horse ana milk
COW, wages. s. per month. Apply to
q. G. Perkins. 81 Main street. ~
WANTED--A white girl L or - years cd
who Is willing 10 "s,ist IN houaework
snd attend to small children FOR u good
home. Address Mrs. A. + Watson, Dc
Ncrs, Texas. u
WANTED-A lady playing several lnstru;
mp1tS to toin the Lane Bros. Mus cal
Team Write at on e, care st George
Hotel Dallas. Tey0s 10
CAPITAL HoUsic-Capitol AMI MHn
street, cleanest, newest and most COM
forioble rooms in city 10, ~ and 25-
night 15c, 81 and H.-5 week free bal b
accommodation. y
WANTED-A good white girl AT once.
German preferred to do neral house
work ami cookipg. Apply l2ls Rusk ave-
nue. -
j HAVE a good home for prl between II
and Is years. Apply A. y. Cordier with
Fischer. Cor1lor & CO., groccrs. Charities
and Congress. j.
WANTED Travelling sAlesmen for cigars,
old reliable house rNpericucc unncces-
stry. extra Inducements 10 cuStomcfs.
81 to $50 per month ana expenses.
Chas. c. bishop y co, . Louis.
AGENTS wanted 20 sell III" famous Neno
medicines. the lGickesi scl.ag medicines
oil record, big salcs in ioAas. liberal
discount. special advantages write for
terms. Neno Drug CO., Piiisburg. Pa.
I CAN FURNISH servants 10 10 any
and all Kinds of work. also give work
to the unemployed. can or write Bu-
reau of Information. bi Travis street.
up stairs. IL
WANTED-Woman German or Swede
preferred TO cook wash and iron for
Two; must he competent. Apply 1903
= -ease aAenne. city ----------------l y
WANTED-At once. one iir3t-cIass coat
maker Apply l.. lIonsman. 1908 Con
gress avenue. II
WANTED-First-cla coat meil1sr al
once. } a. Nichols. Navasota. Texas II
SIS TO $50 month salary and expenses
to sell cigars TO dealers. position pcrma-
nent: experience unnecessary; largest
and finest line, extra inducements. W
L. KEnn Co, 81 Louis n
VA NTED- Live people In every locally
at si2 weekly aalary and expenses to take
orders for Christmas goods: permanent
employment II right. Manufacturer, 70
box 530S Boston, Mass. l@-ll
NTEp-A live yorng man to report
and solicit for daily paper; VIII give
right man half interest IN the paper for
his serN.ccS; must he soDor ana a printer.
Address The Pilot, Bryan. Texas Is
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FOR SALE -2fu acres OF land near Hous.
'on. SO Ter acre; easy terms.
llon acres, seventy m les west from
houston. partly improved and near rail.
road station So per acre.
ItVV acres. eighteen miles south from
houston. fronting on bay. 81 per acre
1880 acres of short leaf yellow pne
timber land, estimated to cut 5000 feet
OF lumber per acre on 1i-.nch basis.
SIX miles from railroad. 50 PER acre
.oD acres Of fine fru!:. vegetable and
general farming land. eight m les from
Houston, fronting ON Buffalo bayou. e.
$40 per acre.
10, 70 and 40 acre t.acts. three and
half. four and five miles from the court
house, ii $50 10 40 per acre; easy Germs
A splendid little Brazos plantation at
Nine lots and splendid six room house
on Harrisburg road at q big bargain.
Both improved and unimproved prop
cry in all parts Of the city at prices In
II v. II. GAUr. Binz Building
FOR SALE-Lots near Emancipation
grounds from 1925 TO Sl15 per lot, on
easy monthly payments, Wilson < Han
~ nah 2g3 kiam building. u
lF YOU wish TO buy. sell, rent or ex-
same. all property listed with me Will be
advertised and SHOWN free of cost. ~
NJ Noriieei. lIutchins House. Il
FOR SALF-Ni0e. well drained place with
beartg pear orchard, all in high state
OF cultivation; four acres Strawberries;
good slT-room house barn and out
bui.d nss pleatY of water TO irrigaie tho
Place, place w'll pay % per cent on in
NeStment, any one wishing good home
W u 10 we'll 10 Investigate this. Address
Lock los y, Alvin Texas. II
For SALE TWO thousand acres OF good
farming land, seven miles from the coun-
~ scat of Jackson county, at s. an acre.
AdileSs TRAVIS White. Edna. Texas. u
SPECIAL BARGAINS for railway ON
vlGyes and others desiring to build in
Houston Heights lots for short inc.
Also some ,sirble improved properly
cheap, Oh easy terms. Call on or al
dress y. NJ. Norfleet. q
FINE lANDS-We have lands of all de-
scription for sale. Farms OF all sizes,
from ten to one thousand acres: prices
from S. to $50 per acre. Write or call on
us FOR information. at Edna, Texas. Mar
Win d AnSie. l-3l-s7
choice corner lot in Third ward: 5000 to
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
Palmer. III : Office. u
FOR SArE-Several Brazos river planta-
tens. containing 1000, $500, l2lS 3b5 and l6O
acres respectively; all rich alluNial bot
tom land. will produce two bales of cot
ton or ~ bushels OF corn per acre; price
so to $2i per acre.
4i2S acres situated 30 miles from Hous-
ton: all heavy timber VIZ, pine, oak, ash.
hickory, magnolia, etc; soil sandy, with
clay subsou. the II. T.. and w. T. rail
way runs through the land; creek OF
lasting water; fine fruit land. price s2.5O
AZ lots. corner Rice street and Lamar
avenue. eight new three-roon! houses.
rent for s. each $40 per month II per
cent per annum' price $500 cash. sub
urban city property. correspondence So
licltel N'ldiess Vim. Hunter Hutchlns
House. Houston. Texas. liz
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BOARD AID RocMa.
Iyl,...

-, lsue,-,..
BOARD AND ROOMS Board WIN fopins
single cr GA cu'tc. mo fern cgnFtH eng -,
liable boardrr, solicited d. ltd''H - -
,,.rtt cro,, r,,r,s with hoard reduced
,,tst ~ rtllrrt tai1le board. 50 per week.
iS,.r blocks from court house, Vl raw
ford. corner Prstcn' references q,
changed ------------
ToK Rl,Nl'-Nicc,y furnished front room room.
ma b9th nriy leges hrst-ciafs tah!e
fHer1' ,omc comforts; table boarccrs
Solicited: references exrhhnsoi' Can -
Zoe Main street, corner 70 -.
20 iRp AND ROOMS Board with rooms.
Soa-fars .oltrlted Sc Travis street, ~
-,ot,-,rEN AS AVENUE BOARDING.
house. two ana one-half blocks from Sap-
itol hotel. Main street; husine. een,r r
Rooms Off rent with or wlthona o poa,
1ranscients solicited 'a''s Il
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MONEY made fast by selling II. r..
Ihroop Eye WG,er Recipes and Eye
Water: It's the best on earth. my father
gave $50 for IL and used 1t for forty-two
years with wonderful success in his prac-
tice; there Is big money in 1t: I VIII sell
county recipes cheap. II you want to
make money apply at once to H. D.
Ihroop. Anderson. Grimes county
Texas. IL
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En Ell
IL0sT. STRAYED. on Stolen
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,.arTa.Ja.-u.. -. n. iiii!v-s
s. FOR return of gray horse, nhout II
bends high. branded o on LETT side OF
neck or 81 oul Ter, lost with saddle and
hr'dl, on. Return to l0l Milan. Houston.
Texas. =,
LOST Sunday, November s. between
Houston and Texas Central depot and
Mex nney street, watch charm QockeD.
Liberal reward If delivered to WIN. u
Cleveland ~ CO. II
STRAYED or STOLEN Boy horse star
IN face. branded o ON left shoulder
parallel bars on left thigh bay mare.
gotten cared, branded u on left shoulder.
s. reward for recovery of each Mrs. s.
NJ Maxwell, Marlin. Texas. II
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
.e. lllb. ~. .k..IJli,..-

LIGHT employment of any kind wanted
hy u white man, augle, active; good
references for board and lodging. ps-
patch. this office. ~
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oN ACCOUNT of purchase Of double
seated conveyance, via sell my high
srade low rhaelon; thirty days in use /.
kochler building. "a
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WANTED ny a first-cln,'s
baker. ON all kinds of bread, cakes and
pastry bakery or hotel; city or country:
references given. c. Weber, this office
IA
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NFWFOu PUPPIES. males
5000; females. 5000: these puppies are
thoroughbred and very intelligent.
stamp for photograph. Fletcher Allen.
kosse Texas. II
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FOX SALE-From sixty to eighty good
dairy cows on very reasonable terms
or VIII rent them to good man. Apply
9. a. Canne, Waller. Texas. Ii
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WANrEp-A position ne clerk or assist
ant I'm comm ysstfN and telegraph upe-
i.Ator for saWm'Il. can give reference.
Address Tcicgmphcr. THIS office. N
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FOR SALE-By parties about to leave
the city. pictures, china, brsc-a -brac and
SOM gass and plated ware, also dining
room furniture. parlor chairs and tables,
handsome white and gold easel with nc
turc TO match. BODY BRUSSELS rug, 9Nl2
Anply McGoMen and CraMford strents. Is
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FOX SALt.-A good horse for either bug
G!, uenvery or saddle, for SIS. Charities
tlIlu MCliOWon. IL
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MASKS AND COSTUMES, all styles. full,
dress suits. wigs. boards. etc, 10 let
anu sent all over Texas. Texas Cos
tune House, COSY Main street. Houston.
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WANTED situation by respectable
young widow to do homework Address
Magnolia House. ~
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SITUATIONS WANTED


-,
WANTEp-Posltlon by young man IS
YEARS. n~ city drumm"s for commission
or grocery house; have experience; best
ittercnct': wen acquainted In city Adj
dress L., this office. IL
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1lNTED-T'o know the whereabouts OF
tAnLe Tauman Please scad your ad-
Prs to NJ. C. Barber, l6l2 Prairie ave-
he j.
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FOR SALE-Chcap, one extra fine regis
tered jersey bun calf, q months old solid
lemon fawn with black switch: great
Srendson of Stoke PoSis V: Mother
Carey test over n pounds butter IN one
week dam "A four gallon COW Groom &
Hodges. Wharton, Texas II
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FOR SALE-Furniturc of flrst-ci,sa
boarding house. close in: location good .
OBJECT for selling want to leave city:
mouse Tor rent Address 1865. this office
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WANTED Position by Young nun, Is
wears old. wen acquainted IN city az
brnst references. Address Charlton, This
office. II
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