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cruelfv n The british Navy

yicforaa. Aug s-Special.--A significant
commentary upon tae rigsd discipline that
Is the pride of the British navy Was az
for5@1 late last nizhs n the attempted
suicide aboard the flagship rDpereuse OF
boy named Steers. He had enlisted on
one OF the other ships OF ne squadron a.
Portsmouth when but rs years Of age. ard
no, long after deserted. selling has service
clothes. Tbs Is one Of the most serious
oTenses known TO the service. and on be-
ING retaker Steers vas severely punished.
as provided By the regulations. OF course
ne had a term OF Imprisonment. and. be-
side his rDseser salary shs.Iings a week
was charged with the cost Of new cloth
Ing and me expenses OF refAklng him, 50
thai for zx months or more he has been
taeless. 20 keep his wardrobe up 20 the
Standard requirements. On Wednesday ne
was ordered By the officer OF the watch.
one Of the Eeutenants. 10 bring his kit
for inspection. He picked up the kit. bat
Immediately dropped K on the quarterback
and went below. A short time later he
vas found hanging IL one Of the after
fa,s by his knife aayard. He was nearly
strangled when discovered. ard. though a
doctor was soon IN attendance and doing
his hest for the poor lad. IL Is still doubt
ful II he will pull through Il Is sx-
pialned that the boy. 9ownhearte9 over
the coalition Of his XII. and fearing fur
thsr punishment when IL should have been
inspected. decided 10 end his maseE abe
life
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4 49, - Ionl.

Chicago. Aug s-The fnter-Ocean to-
morrow vii say: Through the refusal %
the Chicago & Crest Western road 10 turn
over SO 80 in cash 10 even Hp It's percent
age, the existence % a money pool among
TIE railroads west Of Chicago has been
discovered The facts III the a. 50 leaked
out tonight after the adjournment OF the
Interstate commerce com mission hearing
General Freight Agent Sgahr, 81 ths Chi
cag0 * Great Western. was the last Wit
ness for the commission this afternoon.
stohr was the slrst railroad ofscer 20 ever
Acknowledge % the commission the giving
OF a eEt rate. He said fAat or June - he
authorized a rate Of cent per 10 pounds
osiow the tariff on q Al .Egeut o. thirty
car loads Of export gTain from Kansas
CITY 20 Liverpool, England After the adj
tournament = was discovered tia; the pref
s1t attempts o. competitors Of this road %
prove its officers guilty. % rate catsi-g
was on accent % sac refusal &C this line
70 turn over So RQ which Is was ahead in
a money pool now ia exist enre among the
roads of the Western FrelEht Association.
Il has been IN secret opera en for nearly
ons year, and the Great Westerns lack
% confidence in its STABILITY caused ig 20
reGlse 90 even up rs balances. The West
ern roads have al atonE proFssssa inrc-
csaee Of maintaining any sort az an ar
ranEsnent for tAe 1ivlslca o. the srafsc
money II the comm ssloa sees a.. Il can
now prove the existence % this pool BE-
yon4 tire shadow Of a doubt
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Carea. Crete. Aug s.-sE4ast evening
Hassau Pashs the newly appointed gov
eruor OF Gambia. caused the gates Of the
town 20 Be thrown open and rode forth
% try 20 persuade the aisssuiman rera-
sees coilecte4 there. 20 tAe number q
5olo. 10 disperse- Seeing him. the crowd
made rush ard began 20 rsmonstrate
With him. an8 induced him 20 give fhera
permission 70 enter the tow In the
rush Hassan withdrew, 80 as 10 avoid
any possible row. 4 .gram received
from Hassan Pasha himself mentions
nothing about being hurt. one report
Says taas the Turks were IN a condition
~ great exettegneuf. gsitinE for the dead
bottles % The two Of their corels gfonts1s.
@ho, &c "a stated we're killed while fetch
Ing their household furniture from Lar
ant ss usual. the grossest exaezeration
IS hylnE around. fomanFed ny people who
magnify the smallest ip fdent anI cause
thereby ln aieaisa,e harm among the pop
ulati0a, whose nerres are totally unssrung
ay the present events. Two batfa3ions 0f
trooas nave LETT here for CanGia TO re-
establish order
Athens. Aug. at IS rumored that the
II lsgairnans have invaded EIarakMQn and
committed fFiEhtfgl excuses. May are
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Jenkln. Vow In Favor Of Fusion.

WLatcoyn. Aug. 6-Spec5at.-A few
weeks szo VIII .. jenkins. editor OF The
Champion. the PopulisI organ Of this
county. vas quoted IN the Whzteom cor
respondegce OF the Pesf-InteIisgencer as
being sfrenuonsiv opposed 20 fusion in
this state wfth the Democrats much
opposed 10 * that he declared positively
that although ne would ike 20 be the Pep
uiist candidate for secretary O. state, he
would nos accept q nomination for that or
any other cflrce On a fusion ticket. un.ess
parChanee Il shoul& Re fusion witf 1rse
silver Republicans. Re vas very bitter
n his opposition 20 attempted Democratic
dcnains ton, apparently agreeing fully
VITA Representative Cline, secretary az
the county central committee. whose
views upon the question were quoted az
the same time But IL appears that a
change. and a great ore. has coma over
the spirit Of Mr. jenkins dreams since,
for In the last issue Of his paper be de-
votes TWO columns 20 earnest advocacy Of
the fusion idea. seeking 20 Justify his own
change cf views by declaring that con
disi5Hs have arisen within the last thirty
DAYS that have gone far toward ohliferat-
ing partisanship and party lines" He
now advises that the Democrats sTd
free silver men be permitted 10 name the
presidential electors. and that the nominal
tons for congress be left 10 the Popa-
lists" Continuing. he says: so far as
the state ticket is concerned, Il is nor 80
material as 10 the past political afFllia-
lions OF the candidates 50 long as they are
unoh Objectionable as men and good citizens.
so far as legislative nominations are con-
cerned. the Popuiists wiz insist upon rep
resentatson 70 which their numerical
strength entities them Il IS evident now
that the Democrats ard Populists viii
both convene IN state convention at e.
Iensbur< on August L. In this event IL
will be well TO discuss the situation from
a standpoint OF citizenship rather than
rartisanship. Goodness and good Judg-
rnent should prevail. Conflict and bitter
words viii only be conducive 10 the enc
rryss success in November. Let there be
no squabbiing over The division Of hcnors
between PopuiEsts, Democrats and silver
Republicans. Put principle before party.
and all viii be we'll
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THE GOLD DEMOCRATS
Conference at Minneapolis To-
day Very Important.
GEN. BRAGG TALKED ABOUT.
Also Congressman Cowen-The Maine
Gold Democrats Walk Ont OF the
state Convention

r76sanaposax. Arg s--re rswsrare-
comprised nearly r. ne z-~svsls TO-DAY for
rat.onzl committee % tas rc2a Sfz-ss Arss
Lssnec-ass- Ex-Co1grsszsz ByuEs1 :
overwhelmed with HsaI sr6 rela~~avs -
morrow t1sn he exreEsss Arns-< Re
tesegraE1s Is o1e announcing the Sickness
CT Louis E-iea. q Eo.era5s. Who wss ar
r7oaaesa as she nan xrsGksr for re mass
meeting for SATURDAY = gnt Ak Tss-- nsc-.
hall The Sxae1tivs connsrtae hzs a.
ccrdingly declared ths Sasuraay rlxAs
meeting on Mr.. ErsEh promised % a.
tend The national convention = 5ze Is 20
be called ard deliver ar address
NJ l. c-awfo-1. o. Dallas 4 6es@gzte
who arrived today. said IA. ne vas net
IN favor q an independent Democrats
ticket, although ~ Supposed ere would
be narse5- II Democrats refrain frena ve--
Ing fer Bryan * wE,i ne a4cazse they are
opposed % ais sIessscr- TIE sane rnottve
he said should cozSfrz8n tAsr 20 vote for
Mckinley. Z gid standard D~--1r-s- r
can1ias-e Is ro-lzzs 3D. NJ. C-zwfnr3
thought. Il Should - Ger. E-1gz. a WIS
consln.
J. 2. S-asfh. q ro-t Worth. wAo = 4
dssexate from Texas is asse afnonw .he ar
rivals. D@ssEase RI. q Sis-ms ~ FFun-
Tlnstoa. W va. zra Randolph Sfasnsker
Of Wheeling. arrived a. nnon- Both rzsse
gentlemen favor an independent ticket
Nr StaSraker Tavoras "a shS Inaenensen.
candidate Congressman Ioaa K Cowsn.
os Maryland
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yyhatcom County Politics.

whatcom. Aug. s-Special-Anong the
names OF an even four dozen honorary
vice presidents who were supposed TO
grace the platform az the cold and clam
nv Bryan ratification meeting here re-
Gently most Of whom were CONSPICUOUS by
their absence. was that OF T. 9. Nickiin.
secretary Of the senate. a leading Repub-
fcan OF this city and county who Is now
travelling for a Portland business house.
Tom was then out on the road. but he
= now here, and he declares in pictur-
esque ianrua &c that the P0pocrats took a
mean advantage OF him IN his absence.
He favors bi-rnefaliism and the free coin
age Of silver. but only a such ratio as
viii ADMIT OF the maintenance Of its par
ity with gold. and he would have this "a
ito determined By internstiona agree
nent precisely as proposed BY the Re-
publican platform. No need 20 worry
about Tom He's al right
A rousfng Republican meeting was held
az T.ynden last evening. AT which Maj.
Cole, OF this city. was the principal
speaker
Tomorrow the Popuiists are 20 have
their county convention here, and II Is sx-
pectea that they VIII have a monkey and
parrot tire on the fusion question,
Tomorrow evening Andrew r. BurleiEn
Is 10 speak in Fairhaven under the aus
p.ces OF the Mckinley Club
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TIE WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.
Nal. Schofield fer Governor other
.fnfe nffiefrs Eenofflf aated

state Offfcfr= Renoufaated
Milwaukee. Aug. s.-when Tie Repubflc-
an state convention rea~Sernh'ei this
morning the r0.3cau OF districts was re-
surset fer secon sing speeches Tor gov
error Senator Tagrs1sa. who g a WIS
ecrssn mas. wzs introduced ard an eva
SION given "a hsm- He made a brief ed
dress. Five hai.ots for governor wsre
ssk-a xsthogt choice. ScodeiH AMI Ia
EsaIle,te beng the les13ng candidates SEQ
ne.d vas noulnates On the sixth ballot
Before proceeding 20 complete the tick
cts. Delegate mai, 81 Dunn county.
brought forward MS resoJaHon 5ec,ar1ng
sraIn@t tha acceptance sn1 use % rail-
road masses BY STATE officers &fsta ieEiz-
astors ara Judges OF the eOurts The res
CLINTON w&s a8a0fsc. A motion was pre-
~enfe.H uaat thss state officers. otrrer Tran
tae governor. b. reno1aInase4 as a wh8le
an.s il Was done by accls ma ton They
are. Lieutenant Governor Emil Panez,h.
Secretary Of sac Henry CaS@o~A Afor-
rsv General william II NIlrov. Treasurer
: Peterson Railroad Comm sssssr4r
Z Mcklnzie. Insurance Com missioner W
A Fr1ek. STATE SuH~rinterian< J. q Err
erv. Ths nominees appeared before ire
convention an3 made speeches OF acesez-
a1ce.
Eawars scofelA vas born or farm
near Cgssrhs.d. Pa. IL lSs2 HIS father.
Isaac Ss9ssssssr NAS o. AFASA FAFrl age
Al the are % 3 Edward was through
The district Scsoos ard ClsardslG Academy
and On his way 70 Indiana. where ne
foznH srnp1oymsze fer his aoard and
etsshfrx in ne oselce q the InsiaaA Dem
oers- IN fssS nc soan3 better 5oo on
tee R~ssEassa. Pa JeSsrsor5ar. a. .los
per year AL eeard. and was there In tsE
wh%u Re enlisted IN ms Eleventh Pena-
gysvAalz. After eTtekssarS Re vas
promoted % nrSt Lieutenant. sn4 shortly
af.@rwars 70 captain Of company X Al
fha Sastss - TIRE NaesTn@ss re Vas ;sken
~~tsgs~~. a-,s after ter months - q saz n
eE-sre-. prisons. art a sssr@ &. Annapolis
hr~-sraI xfts< rs ressase. - Vas se-s
ho--. whore re fessn1 awaiting hf-s a
mater. commission Subsequently =. e.
raK-t as foreman q Finn Esrs M a.
Oscorte. ans rs-sszss tc- sigAt years
a.S fAsn weat tzio business far Himself
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The Horrible Death OF Philip Abbott.

Victoria. Aug Sword comes tonight
from Baggan that the body OF Philip s.
Abbott OF Milwaukee. who met his death
on Monday by failing down q cliff. has
been recovered and viii be taken 20 Bos-
ton for intsrment. Abbott and party were
making the first ascent of Mount LEROY
by its western slope Within 30 feet Of
the summit when they reached the anal
cliffs. rock chimney was 20 BE- assembled
Under his Instructions. THE party. being In
a safe position. unroped while he made the
ascent IN order to tx a rope by which the
others could ascend. II Is probable that
HIS handhoid or foothold gave way and
he fell a distance OF forty feet. landing on
the snow slope al the foot Of the chimney.
On this ne descended some 90 feet. where
re stopped on narrow plateau above
second precipice. The ropes having fallen
with him. the other members Of the party
were compelled 20 use the utmost care In
descending 20 whore he lay in the very
line they hae travelled. He was breathing
but unconscious when they reached him,
and expired in g few moments.
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MAINE Drsfos nArs SPLIT.


4uATtF 0o&u EG4t2st&F> " 4. * B9@ o. ff3e
state Convention
waterviile. Ne. Arg. s--The seconi
Democratic state convention tbs year
for the nonirsci0a o. a candidate fer
governor assembled here today. M. =,
Frank was selsctea for tae place on sha
1isket made vacant hy she destination Of
Mr.. Winsaaw. who retired because or ths
attitude the Democrats party rad tsSea
al ths national convention On me eur
rency question On sha arst hai.0t Mr.
Frank received - 20 s2s soT Mr. Hanson
On motion OF the latter rhe nonina sson
wzs maas unanimous.
The committee on resolutions reported.
in1oTsing The Chicago platform ard the
nominees Of the Democratic national con-
geasiou.
william Henry clifford. OF Portland. OBJ
Tested IN a sensational speech. IN which
hs denounced both the Platform and the
convention Ills words called forth
storm OF Misses, wheFeu2on Mr.. Clifford
and thirty others arose and left the con-
vsafi0n II q body. The departure q the
dissatisfied delegates was accom- plisAsi
without marked demonstration BY those
who remained, and the resolution MAS
thea adopted. following which the con-
yentiOn adjourned.
The bolting gold Democrats from the
convention this afternoon convened later
ard nominated X. =. Clifford as che god
standard Democrats candidate for gov
ernor.
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sair Lake. AEr. s-Chzar-aan J. z Doc
". % rne Republican state central COM
-rs--ee sas i1xzee = cal sor d meeting
cf the ccnn-ngttee. ard makes Il the ocss1-
ssor for rzzksnx some suggestions 20 tac
voe~rs az the state. He says tnat under
three years Of Democrats STANDARDIZATION
Industrial interests have beer pArs4y1ea.
ard thai the people hzve been Tsaunx
frurzsf.ntly 70 restore ire Eepu6ss9@f f1r-
~ rogowsr Re says BFyans fEe- trace
record ts such thar the R@p1eEicAfAs q
Tfzh should think seriously a@fors ps5t-
ing the various industries cs ire sfAss
IN tae harss CT such = eandtczse and susa
a PARTY. He recommends t1a1 kns fSsp42-
ncan party place in nomination scr nAeF
electors. and that ali Republicans II e
IN the election % q congressman an, %
cal officers. and that al the primaries and
tra convention no test shall be e ada that
woul1 alssnate any trss Rep 2slfcln from
sIIegfzacs 10 the organize ttoc-
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Eev.vnIl.fs plnc.d IN .Iall.

Jacksonville. o. Aug s.-New Pittsbarg
a mining camp few miles from this city.
Is the scene Of the most intense religious
excitement. bordering upon fansttcisFn.
The leaders claim 20 be Il personal com
rTagInicatfon with the Lord snd under m
strucfians from Him. Excitement Is 80
hfEh that families have been broken up,
ard numerous fights have occurred over
the matter. The people have tried 20 get
I'd OF the fanatics, but have failed War
rants were sworn out today Tor tire arrest
OF he leaders. Mart Searles ard MS two
brothers When arralgned before the jas
tice they were furious. ard denounced ire
eoart in The most bitter terms insulting
the justice IN ne highest manner and
even climbing upon tire desk and splitting
upsn aim. The trio were finally placed N
Sal. ard Mart was taken % ihe Athens
ASYLUM. TIE others viii surely fcil3w
Their followers number abc1t lsA some q
whom have given - bgh IS Sl5a eaca up
On being converted. The more eonserra-
Give psopls predict that the troubis WI
end IL hsoudsheA
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The walla .y.lia Water Trouble.

waIia wal'a. Aux. s.-Spscial-~Ths Oh
trouble between THE wslia Nalla Water
Company and the city is 20 Be renewed.
Last sprfnw, owing 20 the unusual dry
weather the water supply became short
and the city claimed that the twenty-five
year contract between she water cora
parry anE TIRE Gay had become void, and
refused 20 pay ths quarterly BIZ presented
bv the company. ard up % the present
tlraa has nos paii enc cent on The sarle
Today the water company serves a writ
tsn notice upon the mayor ana couacI
that unless paid AZ oncc they would CON
snanca suit aeainst the city IN the T.uiEea
States court The amount due IL s. osa
an 81 Interest A. TIE t!rus Or the troab, =
last spriaE re CITY was about 70 issue
hauas 20 construct SIS own water sys-
sr-,. hai the water company secured III
injunction, Hhfch went % TIE supreme
cour; aus was sustained Il S now peu7-
iaz In the Uritss States ooart On an a9-
real ~ TIE etty.
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ST. Louis. Aug "a meeting called BY
the gold standard Democratic executive
committee fer the purpose OF forming a
gold standard club Ia 81. Louis was held
last nigh. a. Chatsworsb hall. More than
80 prominent Democrats we're presenl,
and several made addresses. Among these
who spoke were Minister 70 Switzerland
J. o. Broz1hes9 ard Fred Y. Lehman,
who denounced the free silver movement
A club vas organized With a members h ,
OF 20. and Rolia wells elected president
An address vas issued declaring thar ''the
highest duty Of patriotism ard partisan
ship In this campaign IS 70 defeat The
Chicago ticket and platform. Thssr sue
cess means disaster 20 the country and
the overthrow OF tas genuine Democracy"
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san Francisco. Aug. s.-Juigs Slack to
dav aned Notary PuhI.c C0oney 50 for
contempt OF court IN falling 10 appear
when ordered - sign q deposition IN
tbs Fair Eiu case. Coansy f. the nOtaFy
before whom deeds 10 over S. 80 90 wort a
of property claimed BY AIRS Settie Craven
as her share OF the Fair estate ssre a.
knoxisEgs3- Coonsy mate deposition ID
tire effect that Senator Fair himself
brought she deeds 20 him for AeEnowieslg x
rrsnt. Wien Il came time for him 10 stxa
the deposition Cooney disappeared. ard Il
fzl.
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skarst County Republicans.

Mount Vernon. Aug. Special --T'se
Republican county central committee met
IN iris city today sn4 fNs8 the date ARD
place fer the Republicans county coaven-
zion. AZ which q fuM county ticket viii be
named, as ven As delegates 20 the state
convention The caucus viii be held or
Angus; L. the primaries on August g
and the convention on August = Mount
Vernon was selected a. the town in n htch
the convention would ~ held, The fol
owing vacancies IN the committee were
fliea: J " Lowulan. % Anacortes. q
succeed J NJ Mcdonald. and J. " spend
love ~ McNEurrsy. 20 succeed J. Ayerst.
After THE convention = very active ca N
paiEn IA Skzgft county VIII Be taaugu-
rAts&
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VETOED BIZ THEL0RDS
Irish Land Bill Amended So as
to BE NalueieSs.
LANDLORDS BEAT SALISBURY.
Lord Rosebery, shc c amp on OF Re
form oi Fhe Upper House, Votes
With the Minority.

London. Aug. s-Tne members OF the
hoase CT lords showed great Interest To-
day ia the committee stage 81 the tF4Sl
Land blt Taere was a larger muster OF
peers present than has been TIE case
wsth any measure since the home rae o4i4-
The debate soon developed into a defeat
OF tha government OF NlscoGnt Temple
IONS Amendment asking thai the several
classes CT each holding should oe 2scer-
talnes. ana that tbs far rent sAol.1 0e
based on the assumption that All ln1proS =
mems were made or acquired oy The land
lords
TIE Marquis o. I.au~isdowne. secretary
OF state for var. said that me govern
rnant could not accept the auenaEreTst. as
n would overbarSen the iaDd commission
ers wsth minute details and Involve greal
the MARQUIS OF Londonderry. the Earl
OF MAYO. the Earl OF @lnchllsea- tfis Ai-.Ns
81 Abercorn AMI others supported tar
amendment. which vas finally ado2le1 -
a vote OF II q s., amid cheers
Lord Rosenery. Earl Spencer hAleN
rzerrnen ana the opposition peers sup
ported the government
4 tonr discussion followed On baron
s.lsnrurry's amendment OF clause I. 20 ex-
caude from use operation q the A-At @s4a-
irus 70 the value OF 40 yearly. ms .@@1 81
500. Baron Cgancurry's arnanament vas
q
the government
baron MAcNaughton tlles moved the
omission ~ tiie clause relating % Town
s,a-kS The Marusfs cf L-zosd0wna ard
Baron AshhoNr-@ conten6ea that thts
cause was non-eonteutous. but neTerthe-
rs the clause was omitted ~ a vote OF
s. 10 -.
The defeat % the government spread
dfxgnav among fhe ministerial members az
an. house OF commons who were listening
10 the debate. and thsy rushed back 20
the loaer house in order 20 announce the
defeat thus creating quite a sensation.
Il IS the general hsllsf this evening that
tae defeai Of the government means the
alpa-sdonmens OF the irish lard bill Num-
hcrs Of irish landlords nesieged the house
OF lords IN ers3eavorS % interview partic-
ular peers On TIE subject. The house OF
lords finally adjourned a. midnight.
TIE naliy News, LIBERAL. SAYS: IL -
stated inst Gerald Baaf0ur. chief secre-
tzry for ireland. vii resign x the .ords
I--s - up0r tho amendments % the irish
land biz which they adopted last nlgat-
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@NAsHastaaN tFA-aNA+tA48H3
Last week during coart IN sunnuvn
q murder case came up Tor trsaI - ~
fen6Ang claimed his rights unser - ~
and \ full panel Of sorty~esshs - -
summoned from whscA 10 get ~
Slowly. one b. ere. the soIielssr 81 s.
usual questions as 10 their csn.rksscf !
Try the case at issue. Firasiv a isrx. -
juror stood ~ in answer - his nasss ~
answered the questions al .seht sssn i
stumbled upon this ore.
Are you coDscientlously Opposed i
capital punishment
THE juror dida't undsrstand. asA 4,
question was repeated. Fsnasly. a.
much hesitation. he seemed 70 xrAs, y
idea. and replied earnestly.
''oh. believe IN hsngiE' en- riea ~
need IT."
The court and the zpsaa.a-s smlla
while the defense sang oaf o5jeetr'
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n saee ss became szs7e-s-te-sS-r. 81 -
xarsrex.e Z>z-s<r Company. xr1 = -
formed Win Ges-ge A-1oE- -rs
-~~~At, c< yrw.-e ScosaI. a. CO. Fuzx
~.a-s sar<r s.e s-r was tnc5r russaE-ss
rr-sx~ TIE nae - tie Sccesst-ArrEsi
coupa-r. z16 - tSrnfsE s1e ars1a-sy "a
So se % 90 Na 90 fest 81 Srssnsc ZEE 90.
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