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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05
NEW CORPORATIONS FORMED.
Many Schemes Of Mining and Trans.
pOrtati0n for Alaska.

pOrtattOn for Alaska.
OLYMPIA. Dec. 4.--ArticIes for the fol-
lowing domestic corporations have been
hied In the office Of the secretary Of state:
Franklin Gold Mining Company. of Spo-
kane: capital 81. 900 0C0.
Gold Producer Mining Company. Of
Spokane: capital, 81 600. 900.
MAYHEM Placer Mining Company, Of
New Whatcom; capital. s, So. 600.
The Mutual a Alliance. of Everett: CAPT.
$4,000.
Stanley Gold Dredging & Development
Company. OF Seattle: capital. 100000.
lewiston Concord Bridge Company. Of
Cassiar klondike Exploration Develop
msnt Company, Of Spokane; capital. 81
100000.
Alaska Gold Mining Company. Of Seat
tie: capital 100000.
Rainier Bargain House Company. OF Sc
attic; capital $1,000
International Yukon Transportation
Company, Of Seattle: capital. 100000.
Horseshoe Liquor Company. Of Seattle:
capital $40. COO
Copper River Transportation Mining
Company, OF Port Townsend: capital.
$50 600.
Portland. Vancouver & Yakima Rail-
CO.,
The Alaska Gold Investment Company.
OF E!iensburg: capital $4,000.
The Comstock Preferred Gold Mining
Company, of Spokane. capital. s5ooo,o0a
The Fobes Bros. q Niles. of Seattle; CAPT.
tai. 5000.
The Washington Abstract Company. of
Coafax: capital $500.
The Yukon a. Northwestern Exploration
Company. OF Seattle: capital. r,ool.o 600.
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plaques kin in fly. Tens Of thousands OF
intelligent people recognize tina, they are
threatened by this deadly disease, bu, take
no precautions against II.
Consumption approaches its victim step
BY step Frs; there IS little out of
sorts feeling the dige stion ism, Just right.
the appetite falls of. the liver Is inactive
the assimilation of the life giving elements
Of the food IS Imperfect. the blood gets i'm
pure and the body i Improperly nourished
These conditions get worse and worse The
heart through the grteriai system j. ruulp-
ing thin. poisonous blood into every o-var,
of The body. The organs that are inherently
weakcs, break down first Ordinarily The
lungs As the last straw that breaks tht
carael's hack comes cold, however slight
This with the accompanying cough CON
rletrs the work and an invasion Of the germs
OF consumption follows. Dr. PieTcS's Colo!
er Medical Discovery cures O. per ccrr OF
al cases Of consumption II cCrrrcrs the
conditions that lead up % IL /, j. the great.
es; blood maker and aesh builder known
X . AeIIn. Esq. Of Serapsvsl,e Princes
Arne Co Va writes when I CON- -.,~r-~,l
taking ySscr Discovery vas very Low with 8
Sysigh and AZ times x'sst en- -TEcS bod wSs
not able to DO the least work 30 most cf tht
sirae was "a be3- Wa az r,sE.- down verv weak
nav head wss dlExy and I was extremely d.
Dc ne much goos5, hszs bad t2ish n Il and ov
tinaes! usaax antfi had tSsra Est-rst bot.ies
sn4 now Do sos .cck Ecz 5cri axe III ~zrue mar
1 xxs cnr wear syo FeCp'e are asscrish-% z-5
saw wei. sast yrss this ,1uae woal4 not have
.Asszg hs that VOC would - living aow' 7 car
sAsnkfv saw I are enfireiv CARED ess sis~R~-
VI sscn nzzs Cor year wonderful Discovery MID
have resulted In xy GcstA-"
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Sparrows are the rabbits OF the feath-
cred world in point of multiplication. fire.
auently producing more than twenty young
ones In a season. three or four broods OF
six or seven each being not unusual In
six years the progeny of one single pair
of sparrows will amount 10 millions as evil
dence the alarming rapidity with which
the United States. New Zealand and AUS
tralia are now infested. the number origi-
naliy taken over by em!grants being very
small. Complaints from American, Aus
tralian and New Zealand agriculturists OF
the ravages committed by the bird are
even more bitter than those of English
farmers. The total numbers of sparrows
are out Of ali proportion 10 those OF other
species OF birds
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EOAENLOHE'S Big SALARY.
0ancel1or's Pay II 10 he Nearly
Doubled On Account Of His
Heavy Expenses.

~@0s(.
Heavy Expenses.
capyrighted 1891. by the Associated Press.
BERLIN. Dec. i.-The Center party has
islntroduced the bill providing for the
ftadmIssion Of the Jesuits into Germany.
The budget contains an item fixing the
nlary Of the imperial chancellor at lOo, 600
marks instead OF $1,000 marks. 1t Ia said
the Increase Ii In accordance with a prom
" the emperor made Prince Hohenlohc,
hss salary being inadequate In view OF the
lavish entertainments expected of his Of
nee. Inc item will be the subject Of at
lacN upon The part of the Socialists and
RadIcah
sfrln Is to noat a loan of q. So0. 900 marks
iaf permanent municipal improvements.
q which sum e. 900 900 marks Is for ex-
Wndine The sewerage system
AZ interesting case has just been de-
coco ny the Saxony government. A Sax
On born lady. wife of an American pm
isssor after obtaining a divorce. returned
aone 70 saxony and wished TO resume her
nxats as Saxon subject. TO which the
american law offers no obstacle. but the
Exon government decided against her.
Aassy. 'e''' wa
AZ american club Is being formed un-
j, - she auspices OF the United States am
assador and consul general. A member
o. aa IS guaranteed.
A white has recovered from her III
s ana has returned from Paris. She
$50, ger husband now occupy their new
'...afnce on Lenni strasse
&c Berlin police this week intended tn
. s s'ss herr. native American and
=. sasshser OF DR.. Cornelius Herz. OF Fan
=. ~ islae. who is here I'm Strengthened cir
= aud has been earning her ,iv-
!, !, - seaeher of English and French.
= .asefeessicG of the United States
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sheep Is reported. twenty-five miii, ,s
one hundred and sixty-nine thousand nine
hundred and twenty-one pounds OF WOOL
were shipped from the state. bringing iI's
cents a pound or 4 cents more pound
than the average price Of last year. There
are now 1850 SIS sheep within the state,
allowing for the number shipped and those
slaughtered at home.
In Snake river precinct. Malheur county.
Or. one day last week, d. Kerfoot. an
Idaho sheriff. came over from Washing
ton county with party of Weiser sports
men to hunt coyotes with greyhounds. In
the willows along the river the dogs start
ed a gray wolf and upon overtaking him
a terrific fight ensued. Just as the party
of hunters rode up to take hand. the
burly gray ruffian completed his job OF
made his escape. Upon examination. 1t
was found that foot OF one Of the grey
hounds had been bitten off by the wolf
during the fracas.
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SO"G HepuOilCa08.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-One or two Of
hcials Of the interior department have re-
eeived some fractions letters from Con-
gresham Lewis lately. He Is quite
wratfy. 1t appears, because some good Re-
publican has blocked one of his little
schemes which he himself might describe
as shrewd piece of finessing. During the
last session Lewis and Mr. Toner, private
secretary to Secretary of the Interior
Bliss. became good friends. Indeed, so
fascinated did Mr.. Toner become with
Washington's Beau Brummel congress-
man that he permitted the latter to be-
guile from him promise to appoint Lee
b. Hart. OF Seattle. a deputy mineral in
spector for Washington and Idaho. Mr..
Toner evidently forgot to Inquire what
were Harris politics and Lewis quite as
evidently failed TO mention anything about
that Important matter.
Lewis charges that Senator Wilson
blocked his little game. On the eve of
the appointment the department discov-
cred that Hart. SO far from being a Re-
publican. was a Bryanite. The place is
therefore still untitled Meanwhile Lewis
Is filling the office OF Toner with unayail-
Ing protests. Lewis has asked that the
matter be held up until he arrives here.
What explanation he expects to make can
hardly be coniectured. In any event.
however. the appointment OF Hart Is now
beyond the realm OF probabilities
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BILL CANNOT Pass.
,rv or THE REIcHsTAG Or
..~rn TO THE MEASURE.
WnIfam Likely - Meet
j - : sharp Rebuke Fron the
.,~ensstiyes, who Are Not ADt

s..A 1871 by the Associates Prese.
~ Dec. 4-Pciitcaily this nas
3. 80 Itveiy week In Germany, me
~. - the reichstag being ths nrsf
- importance, with the Chinese
good second. When Emperor
l.s- .,ade his speech from the throne
] - ..sste haIl Of the castle on Tues
80 everything arranged 10 rem
.~sna impressive. On the landing
- sssfrs hung a colossal painting
the emperor taking the oath on
q s.s.,e In tbs presence OF the same
-. -. eject was wholly inadequate.
;, .ssor4ty Of the delegates. on leaving
esstIe openly and vigorously crfti-
- ~ speech.
~. coIogne yolks Zeiiung, commenting
S. - Whole scene. said:
- = : chasm between the emperor
4 ~ nation's Representatives
i ~. valls zeitung reminds his majesty
s. ). 80 his accession the debt has been
z....ssd BY l,50e. 009.e 600 marks. almost ex-
s.ss.iv Tor military and naval purposes
s1nss dees all this lead to! the paper
- .,atter Of fact this reichstag viii
80 = fail with the two important piiss
! - auced By the government on the opeE-
Ia z-v the naval bill and the bill for
~ soturm Of military trials. Neither
- a the present shape That may
"a lSsav PREDICTED. Talks which the cor
& s.ss1erf Of the Associated Press has
e.3 ~ the leaders of the majority OF
-. s.sties. make 1t evident that oppose
81. 4. ~ governments bills will not be
-. The Center party objects to
~ revai bill chiefly on account OF the
1-.s.r.fA feature, which will curtail the
ss.ssearIs constitutional prerogafives and
s.-1 ~ saccessor of the present reich
- Sur1nw the whole constitutional period
b - vesrs and longer. The Socialists
~ 4, the Radical factions. however. OBJ
~ q ne bnl principally on account OF
- aornous expense.
~ Tageblatt says:
a. eball we characterize the conduct
= ~ government which dares to put
- ! bal before the peoples representa-
-. noereen Courier and other moderate
! .sssrs also condemn the measure and pre-.
n, 4 failure. Some Of the papers. how
-. especially the Conservative organs,
rahoId the naval bill.
a. n the governments arguments IN
! - nemoril accompanying the bill Is inn
sirfat;ou. Reviewing the past now 10 the
flsiied States, II expresses the hope that
II larger navy, and consequent larg-
- trade, this immigration may be
nan iasssly diverted to the German COLO
fieA
Ths Arst reading Of the naval bill will
W. place Monday, but unless the gov
wnsnsnt il able TO accelerate the proceed
IN, ! vote cannot be taken until March
Il
! Tho emperor will witness the departure
4 his brother, Prince Henry Of Prussia,
hun Kiei for China. II Is believed In gov
smment and parliamentary circles that the
trouble with China will not be adjusted
fw long time. The four vessels which
ifs going out under Prince Henry's COM
nand have been fitted out for eighteen
oanths' service.
No Instructions regarding China have
nm sent to the United States ambassador.
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ID, who, Il they could ind legal release
from, the chains waic.. n0w bind them
would again resume the activities OF bust
ness life and ada immensely % the lever
age III favor Of q general business pros
perity."
Representative Mercer, of Nebraska, who
IS chairman Of the house committee on
public buildings and grounds. agrees with
Gen. Henderson as 20 the desirability OF
bankruptcy legislation
Chairman Cannon. In reply 20 a question
as TO whether the people in his part OF the
country are n favor OF bankruptcy legis-
larton az me coming session. said:
mo. not in the country districts. There
Is considerable feeling in favor Of IL in Chi
cago and also considerable opposition to
il. / understand. X might perhaps be a
good thing 70 have a voluntary bankrupt
cy law. 10 expire by limitation six months
after its enactment"
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Speaker Reed
was at the capitol today greeting the In
coming members and talking over the
prospects Of the approaching session. The
Republican members who have arrived
seem to agree that there is little or no
prospect of currency legislation and many
Of them. ike Cannon. of Illinois. are en-
phatic In tho expression OF opinion that
1t would be a mistake to attempt TO pass
a measure through the house with the
certainty that il would fail in the senate.
Chairman Dingley. Of the ways and
means committee, was among the arri-
walls today. After comforting with Chair
man Cannon. of the committee on appro-
priations. the general programme of the
opening DAYS OF the house was mapped
out. Mr.. Dingley was informed that The
two appropriation hills-pensions and iegis-
lative. executive and judicial. were prac-
tically completed. Ii was determined.
therefore. 10 take these up at the outset.
When they are out Of the way. II is prob
able that the bankruptcy legislation will
have a hearing.
Representative Bailey the Democratic
leader on the floor of the house arrived
today. He preferred to wait for the pres
ident's message before expressing his views
on leading topics.
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REFuSDING IT'S BONDS.

ane lineage 4 Northwestern Float
inG = New Issue NJ I-2 Per Cent.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The Chicago &
Nortnwestern Railway Company has dis
posed Of $1,000, 600 ~ per cent. gold bonds
which are to BIS used for refunding pur-
poses. being offered In exchange for The
bonds OF the company maturing at early
periods. at fixed rates Of exchange. The
total issue Of the new general mortgage.
VIII be &i65 600 600, and the outstanding
bonds. maturing at various dates, for re-
tirement OF which the new issue Is des-
tined. amount to $13i $4,000
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NEW BANKRUPTCY BILL,
Gen. Henderson Has One Prepared
Which He VIII IntrOduce

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--C;en. Henderson OF
Iowa, said to a correspondent OF the Trib-
une:
ION Monday / propose 10 introduce a
bankruptcy bill which will be identical with
the one presented in the house OF repre-
ecntauves in, the last congress. There has
bin passed by The senate at the special ses-
sion There viii be meeting OF the COM
snittce early IN the week and we will ex-
change views on the subject and see what
prospect there Is OF favora bic committee
action Then a subcommittee will take
the matter up and frame measure either
a substitute for the senate bill or taking
thar as basis, and propose amendments
TO Il"
During the hard times of The last ad-
nlinistraston, thousands OF men went to
the wall and their energies were bottled
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ARE NO LONGER CITIZENS.
Judge Springer Renders q Decision
ns 20 the Cherokee

MUSCOGEE. /. T., Dec 4-Judge
Springer has decided that those Indians
who have separated themselves from the
present Cherokee Nation, or from the old
Cherokee Nation, east Of the Mississippi
river. and have taken up their residence
in the state and have removed their effects
out of the limits OF the nation and the
eastern band of Cherokee Indians who re-
manned in the states after the treaty Of
1885. have forfeited their rights and privi-
leges as citizens Of the nation, and that
such persons cannot regain their citizen
ship unless they comply with the laws Of
the Cherokee Nation and be admitted to
citizenship as therein provided. The opin-
ion affects more than 4000 applicants for
citizenship in the nation and property in
terests valued at over 5000 900.
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MORE LETTER CARRIERS NEEDED.
Increase Of Five at Spokane-NO Re-
ducti0n at Tacoma.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Frst Assistant
postmaster General Heath has lately been
devoting considerable attention to the i'm
provement of the letter carrier service in
various cities In Washington. As a result
he has authorized the employment OF five
additional carriers at Spokane Decem-
Der Is.
He has also decided not to follow the
suggestions of an inspector who recently
visited Tacoma that three carriers at that
place be dismissed. He thinks the needs
OF the service in Tacoma are such tuat none
OF the carriers can be spared, and the force
will be continued as at present
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SENT To PRISON FOR LIFE.
puutshment OF Novak. Who Was Ar
rested fu the kiondtke.

yrNToN. Ia. Dec. Prank a Novak.
ne murderer who was arrested 4AS' spst"S
n the KIouiiks. was TO-DAY sea'enceo 20
he s.at. reni,eas.ary Tor the rus, o: bis
lafurai life.
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sARRIos REEVES THE LASH.


oeDt Of G1otemola Deals Ouf
Cfuei Puntshmenf to Prisoners.
BAN FRANCISCO. Dec 4.-The latest
mai from Guatemala conveys the infor-
nation that President Barrios In threaten
ca with another uprising Barrios 10 not
Greatly disturbed. He il reported 10 be In
az ugly mood. dealing out terrible punish
Hent 10 number Of prisoners whom he
gathered In during the uprising and has
since kept confined in the government PEN
teht'afy IN the city Of Guatemala Fog
sing has been revived and the lash Is be-
ing used On about 30 prisoners, most Of
whom are whipped every day.
Inc revival Of the lash in Guatemala was
great surprise to the people, for Prssl-
Gent barrios had always regarded such
punishment In most unfavorAbie light.
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nhsht T0kskfre IL yauans.
sssser 81 Foreign Affairs.
sAN FRANCISCO. Dec. THE ree.n.
=. II''.l.sseslal crisis in Japan which resulted
- Sosn. sAuma being relieved Of his post
the appointment Of Baron NIshs refugee
member OF the priyy council and formerly
minister 10 Russia Marquis Hachssuah.
minister OF education was appointed a
member OF the privy council, and Hamao
Arasa, president OF the imperial university.
received the portfolio Of the department
on educztion- Baron Yamada Nobnnschi.
governor OF kyotc. was appointed minister
% ans Asficuturai and commercial depart
fnent. rendered vacant hv tbs raa.g,s.s,,
of Count Okuma.
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INDEPENDENT OF A REPUBLICAN.


giving PrOcIAmatiOn.
JEFFERSON CITY. NO., Dec 4.-Gov
Stephens has issued statement In which
he calls upon the secretary of state OF
Michigan to look up the reports in his
office and produce the Thanksgiving pro-
clamation OF ex-Gov. Rich. which he ac-
cuses Stephens Of having used as his. . In
closing Gov. Stephens says:
II want to assure my constituents that
have no: gone to the Republican govern
or of Michigan for Thanksgiving pro-
clamation. and more than that never
"
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Levi. VIII Eclipse the Reich.rath.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-The paragraph
ers OF the country are determined that
James Hamilton Lewis shall not be for
gotten. The first of the season Is found
In the Grand Rapids tMich) Democrat
which says: THE Austrian reichsrath
will have TO sink in the background when
jerry Simpson and James Hamilton Lewis
go into action"
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Ssr Eora Seriously III

sra,,ai DISPATCH 20 the Post
CoLVILLE. Dee 4-Ngs> = N. 800
n.s h~ax seriously I'll with hear. troaese
,o~ .he nsst three aays. ard her Hanas-
,ian. though improving now. - Srsues--
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SIXTEEN YEARS HIS PENALTY.
The jury Fixes tho Sentence of DR..
Gosldard Murderer.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. t-Murder in tho
second degree was the verdict returned
az late hour tonight in the case Of Or.
Jefferson n. Goddard. the druggist who
shor and killed Fred J. Jackson. fxing
the penalty al sixteen years in the pens-
Tertiary.
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j lHgg|a 1!I :
Intelligent


people in this
day ard age al
most without ex-
ception. protect
( h e III 8 c I've >
sgains, Sun all
pox, by VAGINA
ton. Consump-
tion kills IN a
year more PEG
pie than small
pox. oiera.
yellow fever and
all oW n
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rs.r. Placed fu Hi. Cen.

SING SING, Dec, t-MarSin Thorn - ~
ell IN the death house 20 reFnsia N SCI
,ary eoafnement until the ti'ne SET :"F
49, axzg~ttttou.
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Soper,s Plea of Insanity II of No
Avail.

HaRRrSoNVIIIE. Mo. Dec IA YER
die, of murder In the FIRST degree was re-
turned today in the Scrcr case The de-
PENDANT butchered hts wife and two ehii-
aren with an AK on April q, 1871 hered-
itary insanity was the plea or the defense
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WRECKED N 4 BLIZZARD.
q. y. TRAIN, HEADED BY snow
PL0w, DITCHED IN MONTANA
lars - Get Through. bat Assist
anee Has Been Seat 70 injured.
Nunher Of who's In Yet Unknown

DENVER. Dec "A special 70 the Re-
noon. says.
A terrible wreck has Just occurred on the
Great Northern road at point opposite
the agency and at distance OF nearly
three miles. The east-bcund passenger,
due AZ Biackfoo, at II 50 last night, was
nine hours late. ard was tearing down the
grade from Durham toward Biackfoot At
terrible speed. with two engines and
snow pillow 10 advance. Midway between
the two stations the engine and snow plow
were demolished. from what cause is
not known: both engines were completely
wrecked and ii Is thought both engineers
and their nremen were killed.
frightfui blizzard is prevailing and II
is impossible to see any distance. A negro
named Jack Bail. Of Havre, was on the
train and made his way from the wreck
through the binding storm to BIackfoos
Tor help. Teams with doctors. bandages.
ETC.. and laborers are being sent by the
Indian agent to the scene
The fury OF the storm has been tncreas-
ing ever since yesterday morning. and it
Is feared the injured persons will suffer
terribly In making the trip to the agency.
AS reported IN Saturdays Post-Intelii-
gencer, the accident liz supposed 70 have
been caused by broken rail Engineer
william Clark, Of KaHspell. was instantly
killed. and Engineer Nelson. Of Havre had
both legs broken above the knee and WAS
otherwise badly injured. The f,remen were
both hurt hiff mt aerinus{v
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NEW TARIFF FOR JAPAN.

Law to BE Put I'm Eject From July
4, 1898.
BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4--The Japan
csc government has decided to put the new
tarin into operation from July l. 1898. as
treaty revision has been accomplished with
the exception OF Austria Hungary. which
- expected TO be completed in the near
future. By the operation of the tariff the
increase OF the customs revenue Is esti-
mated At about 5000, 600 ven.
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oxDAA's SUCCESSOR NAMED.

smDasay.a passport being granted her. sse
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NO APPOINTMENT FOR LEE HART

Florance Marvin predicted Klondike
strike. 614 First
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