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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Dccamps with a Sack OF Money.

While tearing on tho roof of his
house Edward Spanglcr. II farmer living
ut Spry, Pa, found II bag filled with gold
and silver notes. Before he had time To
count his find his hired man, William Sui
Ivan. seized the bag ana made of with II.
Spanglcr pursued sullivan. but the lat.
ter threatened to kill him. and made good
his escape with the treasure. Spanglcr
noticed the denomination Of one Of the
notes, which he says was 500. The
police are now looking for Sullivan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Names Not on sh,p's Manifest.

Six hundred Italians arrived at Ellis
Island on the Give. When the immi-
grants were counted 1t was learned that
ut least three ''groups" were not on tho
ships manifest. The owners of vessel
are liable to u lin, of SO for each passen-
ger whose name does not appear on the
manifest.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
NUGGETS on THE SURFACE.
Report that the Yellow Metal 10
Plenty In Yukon District.

William Ogilvcy. u lEnd surveyor WIN
II In the Yukon district In connection with
the dclimitntion Of the Alaska boundary.
has made u report to tho Canadian Min.
lister of the Interior stating that great
gold find has been made on Bonanza
Creek. which flows into Deer River about
forty miles from Fort Cudahy. Mr.. Ogil.
veg said that POD claims have been taken
M IND there IL room for 1000 more. II
properly prosecuted there Is work for
1000 men. One gold nugget worth 81.
was picked up on the surface. and In an
hours time three men took out S15. The
department will send an officer to 500
about the claims being laid out properly
30 as to avoid disputes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Protcct the Puhlic.

Summaries In the advance sheets of
the Interstate Commerce COmmission's
annual report are designed to show the
extent to which railway equipment is fit
ted with automatic couplcrs and train
brakes. The commission believes its de-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Accidentally kiIlel,

Albin Radomski, while hunting at Win.
Ona, Mimi. shot himself through tho
body, dying In few moments. II. Il.
Kenner, an old resident and well.known
citizen of Eureka. Kan. was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge Of u
shotgun,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Coal Miners Killed.

A terrible explosion Of gas occurred In
"a. 3 mine of the Lehigh and Wilkes.
barre Coal Company In South Wilkes.
barre, Pm, Thursday afternoon. Six men
are known to bc dead and two iijured.
1t IL not yet known how many men were
In the mine at the time of the explosion.
but twelve are reported missing and 1t Is
believed all Of these have persisted.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Frank Mavo,. Widow load.

Mrs. Frank Mayo, widow of the famous
actor. who passed away only a short time
ago, died very suddenly Friday evening.
Mrs. Mayo had a country house near Can
ton. Pa, in which she had been living
since her husbands death.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Voted, Ili'cn Died.

Charles Horton. ii wealthy and aged
resident Of Middletown, \. u, went to
the polls and voted lie fell dead on re-
turning home. lie was the father Of
u. B. Horton, of Brooklyn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
To Suppress News Of Suicides.

Owing TO tho frequency Of suicides In
Chile. the daily newspapers Of Valparaiso
and Santiago propose to suspend tho pub.
licntlon Of all details respecting such
crimes. 1t IL hoped that this may cXcr.
else some influence toward reducing the
number of suicides.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Bolivia May Aid Cuba.

News has been received at Lima. Peru.
from. Sucre, Bolivia, that the Commits.
sioner of Foreign Affairs of the Senate
has presented II motion in that body for
the recognition of Bolivia of the Cuban
insurgents rs bclligerents.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
gQuks Unite.

There was u notable absence Of OK.
element In Wall street ut the opening
Friday, considering the extreme strin-
gency Of money Thursday. Higher Lon.
don quotations. scarcity Of stocks Offer
Ing In the market. and rumors of hnan-
cial relief measures to be taken by the
banks caused confident sentiment. In
New York banking circles II Is under.
stood that an informal agreement has
been reached by tho presidents Of six or
seven institutions TO pool their issues In
the event OF money reaching what Ii con-
sidered n prOhibitive figure or upon any
indication OF distress In the street or In
mercantile circles that will draw upon
their reserve to as large nm extent as
may be necessary. 1t In rumored that the
banks are prepared to put ont some 3d.
OOO.OOO to $10.OOO.OOO. No official action
will be taken by the clearing house as a
body. President Simmons, Of the Clear
Ing House Association. says there Is
nothing In the present financial situation
to excite alarm, and that the banks are
nbnndantly able to meet any emergency
that may arise. President Happen, Of
the Clearing House Loan Committee.
says the money market will he taken care
Of. President Nash, Of the Corn Tx
change National Bank. says the banks
will keep the money ratio down 80 far a.
legitimate borrowers IRE concerned. and
''Our bank will lend money to-day" A
considerable increase Ii noted In the de-
mand for cash gold. especially In lots of
5000 to $4,000. the premium has risen
to 0-10M11-16 and many transactions are
reported at M@% per cent Calls on
gold good for the rest of the year are
quoted ut 1H@lM per cent.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Estimate of CroDs.

Estimates OF crops along the line Of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
for this" year give corn l,2S3.GO8.O0O
bushels. an increase Of more than lD.-
600 900 bushels over 1879, and for wheat.
105. 59G. 900 bushels, an increase of about
17,OOO,OOO bushels.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Annual Thanksgiving Festival.

On Wednesday President CLEVELAND
issued his proclamation designating
Thursday. Nov. ~, AZ II fitting day for
the observance of the annual Thanks.
giving festival.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
London "cabbics" on a strike,

Pursuant to a resolution adopted
Wednesday evening, upwards of 1000
London cabnien arc now going ont on
strike. The dcnrth Of cabs IL noticeable.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07

tailed statements are justified by the
universal interest which attaches TO the
subject on account Of the law requiring
the adoption Of safety devices by Jan.
unry, 1S!'S. A comparative summary Of
the equipment fitted with automatic
couplers and train brakes follows:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
To Settle III. Dauuhter,. E.tste.

> At Washington ex-senator Philetus
Sawyer. Of Wisconsin, was granted let
tiers Of administration on the estate Of his
daughter, Emma Sawyer White. who
died In that city few weeks ago. SEN
ator Sawyer stated that his daughter
died intestatr. leaving a personal estate
worth about $38,OOO. her surviving heirs
being himself and her husband, Howard
GansCn White, of Syracuse.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-11-07
Mrs. Eleanor Mix Given a Divorce.

The District Court at Denver granted
n divorce to Mrs Eleanor Mix from
Charles Mix, of Albany, \. T., on the
ground Of dcsertion and nonsupport The
woman was the widow Of j. * Emmett,
the famous actor. when she met and mar
ried Mix In 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Of the Republican party The now thorough
ly alarmed nation naturally turned The
man who volunteered and rtsksd his lie
IN defense Of his country when yet IN hla
teens. was NOT likely to prove laxra-si
in his prime. when the foundations were
attacked upon whIsa the government or
hts country rests. He met the Issue square,
y. each successive declaration being more
and more emphatic. His last words show
thai he sinks the partisan in the patriot.
Government by law mus: De frat as
sGrsd; every thing else can wait" He h4s
riser "a the height 81 the great argure1,
NOT the first Of ossr public men 10 realise
the frae nature 81 the assault upon civil
lied society or the disastrous results resr
tain 20 How from poisoning the money Of
rs country with deprecated silver. and
hence not TIRE FIRST 10 draw the sword. bar
~ may he trusted 10 stand among he Lssr
VINO sheathe II. for he comes rot Of A rae
fSaf fa}ters when once aroused The GOV.
efaaDterfs strain derived from y ssr.sn~
mother Is IN his blood. and bound On tai
~ the stormy days which may confront
MN. 7Thssre ~ much % f&ncosn.s swe.trss4x
o. temper IN Mater MeKla.ey: there vii
also De found much Of Lsneofrts szeasrass
Hssss 20 principle. TIE ehalergs rhra~r
no@n ~ the reckless assembly ia C.sagr.va
- accsff@S- and as the war for the ur1o,,
Vas fought 20 the end. 80 this war rms,
o. The strife iz mortal. on Or sEA os.h..-
must F~~Asa, for lsw ARD license san.
not co-exsst~sfrorn THE xssfr ~ g.
AtArsEt. by A1sdr~w Carnegie. in s-r.~.s,
American Review Tor October
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stlver-mining Industries. the u~opa. :. II
the moment seem willing to sacrffc~ 49,
more important interests. And. cur,s-.s.ss1
enough. while they have been trvsss ~
convert the country to free sslyer esss3
mining has suddenly assumed an -
;ance IN Colorado taas may In a few 49,:
totally eclipse silver; indeed. .h2 49,
product may before the century i -
equal IN value the entire present mjesssS
product
A state with these diversified poessn,, Z
ties does not want one OF its nrx,,As~sss
doomed upward at the expense e 49,
others. bat the general prosperity 49,
Will come WITH the election Of McxhrS@s
and Hobart Such a result wou,d - S::
mere beneficial than the tr3unaph az -
silver. ~
I have been simply amazed st tn - "A
rageous pcrverSfon OF figures ana f.sSl
which is here ressrsed 10 n order Il -
Up the people against those who -
made possible the remarkable nror,,i5'sz
described One OF sae NEST gsartnr ,SS7'
offensive is q circular or cartoon az 15s3
which Is made TO represent a map a -
United States. the tail end being thu ~
England states. Among other pure ~
relations on this deiectahse sheet W.
should make every man who has pnt ~
hoIsst savings into the building az e.
RADIO burn with Indignation, is the fo116S
irg: u
Afneant or mortgage debt ON
farms. ..--........ &011nM
This statement was sent broadcaak ~
the chamber OF commerce OF Deny6e 4
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city the 36-year-old wonder of the century
is not surprising. for a city that increased
its population from 5s.esa In fsS6 to 100. 500
in 1886. and its wealth proportionately. is
hardly the place you would expect TO find
dissatisfied with existing conGitions--cors-
d'tions. be IL remembered. that admitted
of such marvellous progress.
The city Of Denver and the state OF Colo
RADIO are startling Illustrations OF the OPP
posite financial policy 10 the one SO yehe-
mentiy advocated here. We have a SUBJ
stantial. progressive. social, educational
center in Denver. complete in at! that
goes 70 make well-rounded community
Glance for an instant at the table show
ing Us manufactured products for 1885,
and II viii be seen that the articles take
range covering almost every branch OF
manufacture. That these myriad indus
tries have been brought into existence in
so short time. in the center OF what may
be termed the unsettled area Of the United
States. ana in a state supposed TO be
wholly given over TO mining. is not only
a proof OF tie enterprise and ingenuity
OF the people OF Colorado. but incontro-
ysrtihIe evidence that capital has. been
abundant. investors liberal. IL not ven-
tufesome, and that Jr3icious tariff sys-
TEN has been alike beneficial East and
West. No honest citizen OF Denver VIII
deny that the Eastern purse strings have
been ioosened. and even the British pock-
ethook available in the building up of
Colorado and OF Denver. There exists
literally no evidence TO show that the
money centers of the world liz upon this
state and center with me foul intent OF
despolatioa. There Is nothing 10 show
that they have robbed her of the precious
metallic stores iFnbedded sn the rocks and
left q wilderness Indeed. absolutely the
reverse is true More has been left than
taken Lei Us examine the facts.
Take the railroads OF Colorado. a lines
In operation. These lines embrace 100
miles Of track. and have an assessed vaiu-
alton OF 81. 90 90 The railways OF the
state yearly disburse Sm.10a to en-
ployes. On the salary list find the names
OF more than 2.asa persons. Much OF the
capital came from The wicked Eastern
money centers. 81 course, il ~ natural
a gold was pat into these railways. thar
those who parted with their good. sound
money want the same kind 90 money back
Tire Same holds true OF those who have
hsInt up thu conspicuous blocks | see on
all sides here That these railways have
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About 10 visit some section on c0uo1x
where fHAaarias disease, either IN the 49,
OF cnsils and fever or bilious rer1itteuf ~
particularly rife. what would be ap0M ~
best advice you could give iisFns We
tell you--to carry along or procure o. ~
rtsing. that potent medicinal safee
Hoststters Stomach Bitsers. M
throughout malaria plagued regions -
ard Ia other countries. the suresf L.
OK dssarEutng tho msssFnattc scoarEe, -!
Tobstng II OF sts fell destructive snh3ence
Nos only does lt forsssy the system by ~
cresssnS iis stamina. bur overeom0 81
regularity OF digestion, the liver and ~
bowels. and eounfsracss the ursavef1o3.I
Effects or essF-sxertion. bodily ma mse:
exposure IN rough weather or orcupeuez
too ssdeEtary or iabor5osss. loss OF 1Zy|
uts anS excessive nervousness. Tie f1kS'
tons o. Authorization. bilious secretion -
sep have ia Il a most powerful sne ~,
liable auxiliary.
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found IL also In other public ofncoo III
which clerks paid by the state and CO.
were disseminating a statement which fn<z
man who got IL up knows to be 4 bor&#
faced l!e- In this case. and It Is OH ~
sample OF many which I have ohoux101
during my stay In Denver. the total u{
gage Indebtedness of the United 0&atoa 60
returned by the eleventh census. u -
and called Mortgage Debt ON Faex
From the above total over $4S1u41 d
should be deducted. being the debt - ~
lots. Then from the remaining 014M&
90 the debt on acres should coma, { n
mortgage on acres other than 6otU
which leaves the actual mortgage h11lI*
ednesss OF the United States on fol(
worked by the owners at a tribe mos4s
than Si.ooo Go. Coz. rot over sS.000 o01.oc nj
stated by the f-ee-siiver people Of pee1s
1t mus, also be remembered that 90
half tho farms of the United States ou1o2]
and worked by the occupants were so3a
turned free from debt
The value Of farms. exclusive Of Nv
stock. In 1896. exceeded $4,000 0o0 IT,
the mortgage debt Is less than 10 per c<ott
about per csat. in fact.
To thoroughly realize the shortsstghte4
fanatlcissn, the falsehood. the dishoneely,
the reckiesSness and the otter disreeo94
of experience and history which forms ~
basis OF the free-stfver agitation. -
should visit the storm CENTER o. IT,
silver movement. II the methods b@4
employed. ana the vilIainous falsaAoo1g
here manufactured. would not convince III
man. even though somewhat favornblo vi
silver. that relief viii never como IT,
this source. he must De pas. all redeM
ton People whose stock In trade IL delles
crate faisehood. and the misquoting q .
eial figures with intent TO deceive. coupee
escape under the protecting aegis d -
est difference. nor even OF misguided ~
thusiasm- A much uglier name muM Ml
ugsd. H%E
Real friends of the silver cause 81
please keep away from Denver until atl
e.ectton. To visit The city which prcpo
70 manage the finances OF the unlfe
States when Bryan is eleeted) under Z! III
listing conditions Is not calculates AZ
strengthen ones views On the ei5lcxf4 al
free silver, nor 10 Impress one with
disinte-estedness OF thos. adyocatieG 4kE
There may be. and probably are. 60
here. honest advocates OF the cause HI
for the moment the opposition hcldo Il
fort. that IL. Judging from the iitefas~
sent out. ROBERT r. POR1GX
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HUB OF THE CRAZE
A CITY BUILT Up CHIEFLY BY FOR
Ei6N CAPITAL.
The Tariff of More Importance to
Colorado Than the silver Inter-
est-Free Coinage Fostcred by
Men who Will He Enormously
ments Corrected.

Denver. Col. Oct. This is the storm
center" OF the silver craze. ouswardly.
Denver looks prosperous, happy and
peaceful Its public buildings are rnagniri-
cent. its business blocks equal TO those OF
any modern city. its homes attractive. its
public squares and parks picturesque, and
its background OF snow-capsed mountains
grand Here you ind opera houses no.
tets and business blocks that would be
credit to saef centers o. gold and .aiquity
as London or New York, iron and steel
mills tina. Psttsburg would be proud of.
cotton factories that would not be out OF
place in Massachusetts. and a diversity Of
industry that makes one marvel when
you remember . hat - years ago the popu-
Iation OF Denver was less than 5,ao That
the people of Denver should call their
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barans &c extraordinary Session az con.
go % PSI easisd by President clsvelars<,
casred that. SO as-
While the govsruxusr, car - -.
$50 ~s-E az .. gssss or silver shall -0-astf-
49, s-se 9esaar ana invest snas dollar wssh
- -asMsrs SskA@st4s, = cannot tx rsse sssr-
1870, - -ooa tbs law % s2ppzy and d.
s. tAs fsssHNer Of dollars Increases rvss,rs,
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Tia nat2ca for moment II stunned BY
tne gvnraxa Platform and nominees. par
af,rss~ ssr.aea tire Business w1~zs. mines
..tgssa fa~ss~yes shut down. ruiliinrzs OF
$z,sfssl@S sEop. railroads rcsrczseH. wages
TAI. assor - dismissed. confusion rs4gns
ia ansnee and eousrse-c%. failures increase
assss xorn.tesaee Ia gore. Fer time. short.
though apparently ieEg. 40 voice waz
asa~1 ssrozg caoasa 20 Tzsay t1s csrssss~-
waive forces % she country IA 1es>nS@ Of
LAW. orse< aa6 Acnes.y. 70 E1e leader
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after the gold discoveries az 1sis-the q:
changesbie value OF each dollar win -
and prices rise
Thus X appears that Mr. Bryan ~
what the exchangeab1e value OF . 0euer
depended on. His change of tune. tnese
fore. ~ not because conditions NV
changed. bat because he shifts his -
csples wisa the varying political bres
and that he Is willing TO do anything =
afysra #
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Fer the questions they Geharsa here
hundreds OF thousands OF our country
ren 6Isd upon rf1a Geld % battle The
South fought as Americans can fight FOR
what they believed to De right. and the
North fought as Americans can fight for
what tire has demonstrated was TIRE
right The VOW registered by Lincoln.
the rough f1a fspoa trlAa 81 -, at the slave
mart in <e@ orleans. was fulfilled by
lincoln. president CT the United States.
IN the prcckansAti ~ ~niea freed the slaves
arsA made the sentence for freedom Ia the
Declaration ns Independence both q sen
tfs-sent and a fact Tsxo millions % vol9r-
te.r soidie~s helped him enforce his mes
sage 20 the G1sanianE&Es ~ b!s first speech
Al ~ns commencement Of iris debate. ~ =
wfgl not 20 out CT the Union and you shall
rot.
The famous controversy over The fnoz4 -
aly5aeA axztaSs Itself nowhere discussed
more bitterly tAan here on his Platform.
r~rd4d AZ Apposnattox. The house did not
al has IL ss4t become ~aH free" Tae new
soa,h- sh4 reapsess West. ss1e enriched
Last ard tf1e psc@Tse r1uS North can
calmly review tbs issues w1sca 50 r3die4I-
Is divided ;aem 81 The pA&k. and rvger-
srtix thank God thai &c tns naAl conflict
aus rs settlement .ae leader Of tae forces
~ srrsgssr and liberty was the xreas-hearT-
- s,rssas- gosa5ed @fss-eFasns-3 man OF love
ara. cAar6ky. Abraham Lsfsc1'sn
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LINCOLN and DOUGLAS.
A Monument Raised to Their
Joint Debate.
THE GRAFTON sY OEesw
AT,oN az OEPEw

AZ GaI>sAarg. H.. IN "Wednesday,
R~b~rs r. LIncoln- the Son of the
Masfyred psessaens. tnvetsea .
Nsnsoest 10 Cemnemerate the
Gsens slavery Debate Of Lfncois
saA Dosglss, and Chasscey ~
D<p<w. - Orator 81 the Day, De-
laseseA the Fo5lowtsgs
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consciously were preparing the people OF
the free states for the sacrifices OF civil
war. ard The preservation Of the national
life IL Is 20 The eternal honor and glory
% Dogrg las that wnsn the war broke out
re partisan becarn a psatrios and gave 10
his Nse-ionx antagonist. President f.tnccsa,
-. n.aals IL srtr
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rRaHaa Lincoln vas

GRAHAM Lincoln was
rss ar accident, ouS =
development He Cd
nor leap into leadership
az a bound lsst earned
the position hy i3h1ri,fis
prepare ton and frequent
dsfsosstYast lions OF sS-
f.rease ability II IS only
thirty years since TIE
country .ss shoe ksd a.
never before sy MS as
s.aasira fson. and yet 20
the vast majority Of ne
American people be Is
Already a legendary
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ON the same Platform

Upon this platform. ana on this very
spot. thirty Eight years ago To-Day, stood
these intellectual athletes. Neither they
nar gss vas audience wAsca en5Cyed shetr
thrust and parties. eAeere1 tes-r effective
hlszs. and acre eftEa2ee3 ~ their eSo-
uDenee knew Aow rapidly sh1y were max
ing ssstory. s0w ably trey wsTs preparing
Sse most Important caaakSr IN the story
OF TIE rsresssnsh century.
I. vas THE hattie RFerT@aSly gong on,
stofsea lost. bat ever E1a. nss s'ee1 pysg-
c,pIe ard expss1fSncy- T4ncc8n saS tai.
xa4as awkward ard hc<rsiy. @lta a high.
penetrating yssAe.. "a Asca reAczsa easily tne
4srrasx s.sasts % Ire crowd Douglas nAS
srso~t. corPzA@Tss and Ssgu&s@1, wtfs xbe
gr9ea ard courtesy % senator Custom
nd s@S<<ris skoss. ard sp9ks viii deep tones
azsH S3sx sr zgscs4 Ion. as e sSegy woya xas
set@szTs~4 VIA ar 5znEeTsaaS argument
ISosg-AS w&& sH@ E1Sre a3Enit de aAs eT
r-.zea.a Ias F1ssre Gcs@@rSs re4s2srasT. lAsS1l~
las easss1 sarturss f7s cSgw1 cy tAcse r0ar-
tszss 70 rs ogzorens aeaeod which 10
salsrepresegsez rs posl sioz- sa3.e Lsrsoin-
mira ns4 ID eozHfl sEssrzz- grew resent slll
ana AaFsa 81 sse~e S4seces&ssI tssz4fa~a~
sfoaS Lincoln N@aAA az bis s<13lessre b.
a Esss ss1zzZs @eEeAz - zSE-- 2ssts.F r-azGsve
fstr - Save for sszSSAce and liberty.
Iseassas ~as always lae Ssaser AID de-
1zxsz.
--zsSo.a eozsesolssv &a1 Douglas La
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Saeh ws~e tSe psssfsSas ecas tscnx wse.
Essssxsss entered The ssssS fer xss~esecsssss "a
xe% ssaAxs z.saa faSac.s Fre&z5eax Fsa-
ga aaa ard Ass sfsxnzzzsk ssatscn z<s3 az To-
lTsesezr% - IRE e>azAssgss ssz 1eTs sRr0 ar
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