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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

Another day will be required for taking testi-
mony in the Semi-Tropic Land and Water
Company litigation in Judge Troutts court.
Henry T. Scott and Charles E. Green are the
executors of the estate OF c. F. Crocker, ec-
cording to the terms OF the will filed yesterday.
The Golden Gate Park Driving Associa ii on
met last night to discuss the making of entries
for trottlng races at Emeryville during the
1rst week OF August.
Bernard Josephs testified yesterday that he,
as well as all the clerks OF Hoffman, RoIhcnIld
d Co., knew that Theodore Figel played the
races and was heavy winner.
The fight this evening between Dixon and
Hawkins will be decided at the Mechan MICS
Pavilion, and according to agreement the
nghters VIII weigh in at O'Clock.
The viii OF the late C. T. Crocker was filed
for probate yesterday. The estate which is of
great value, is bequeathed TO the three chill
oTen OF testatOT, share and share alike.
Wong Look and Dong Leong, two nighbfnd-
erS, were Yesterday held TO answer before the
Superior Court by Judge Joachimsen on the
charge OF robbery in $4,000 bonds each.
Robert L. Morton, 26 years of age, native of
california and black smith by occupation, and
Thomas c. Naylor. % years OF age, native of
Ireland, shiprigger, were yesterday sworn in
es policemen.
The committees from the various trades
councils which have been working for the en-
fOrcement of the eight hour law on the new
Postof1ce building have met with very graft
tying success.
Inc MeTCQdllS ASsOClaLlOn PROPOSES to DO
all in its power to encourage the holding of
conventions III this City and State, believing
that by so doing a desirable class will become
interested in the Pacific Coast and tn at the en-
tire West viii be benefited.
When Judge Slack resigns. which viii be as
soon as the Craven-Fair case is disposed of in
the Superior Court, there viii be q lively battle
for the vacant place. Joseph Leggett Rhodes
Borden. Frank Murssky and A. A. Sanderson
are mentioned for the place.
Expert George c. Hickox testified in Judge
Coheys court yesterday that in his opinion
the document offered the will of the laIe
Jacob u. Davis is genuine. William B. Isaacs
testified that Mr.. Davis told him he intended
TO make will that would be short and con-
else.
Henry Payot was yesterday appointed a Jury
Commissioner or the Federal courts in this
City, in place of J. NJ. Mcdonald. resigned. 1t
was ordered also the jurles be selected from
the City and County of San Francisco and ad-
iacent counties in order to save unnecessary
expense.
Commencing Sunday, July %, 1897, the
cars of the park and Mission line will run
through from the corner OF Sixteenth and Fol-
som streets, via Fillmore and Oak, Masonic
avenue. Frederick, Clayton and Carl stree IS
and Ninth avenue, to the entrance of Go den
Gate Park, situated al the corner OF H street
and Ninth avenue, and will return via the
same route, substituting Page for Oak street
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Richard Black and Mrs. Eliza Clarke
Married on the High Seas.

Richard Black and Mrs. Eliza Clarke
Married on the High Seas.
There was another romantic wedding on
the water front yesterday. Richard Black
is a well-to-do and well-preserved man of
about S. Mrs. Eliza Clarke is a buxom
divorce of 80. 1t is only a few months
ago that she got rid of her matrimonial
bonds, and as she was in hurry to get
into harness again she would not walt for
the year prescribed by law to elapse, so
she decided upon a marriage on the sea.
The couple chartered the launch Amy,
and Captain Wilson, after taking them
bey ond the three marine leagues, which
means the high seas, married them. Mrs
Black was in high spirits throughout the
whole trip, but Mr.. Black had frequent
calls TO look over the side.
The river steamer Captain Weber
backed down on the gasoline schooner
National yesterday, and did consid era BILE
damage to the latter. The gasoline boats
stern was badly damaged. and her steer
ing-sear was wrecked. No damage was
done to the Weber.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany's OriZaba will not arrive here before
the 26th inst. She has been delayed all
along the Mexican line; but nevertheless
she will leave here on the return trip on
schedule time.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Woes OF THE
PRODLGAL SON
Billy Ehrenpfort Put in
the County Jail for
Vagrancy.
Result Of the Dissipated Career
of a Wild Son of Wealthy
Parents.
His Mother Asks Police Judge to
Incarcerate Him to Check
His Evil Habits.

William C. Ehrenpfort, a son OF the
late William Ehrenpfort, the wealthy
candy manufacturer, and brother OF
George Ehrenpfort of Rothchild & Ehren-
pfort, is IN the County Jail confined as a
vagrant at the request of his wealthy
relatives, who are not able to live in peace
because of his escapades.
BILLY" Ehrenpfort, as he is generally
called, is a bright fine-looking fellow
whose appearance carries him everywhere.
Up to the time of his fathers death he
worked quietly as a clerk in the candy
factory, but when the paternal influence
was removed he developed traits that soon
got him into trouble.
To get him away from evil influences
his mother got him berth on a German
sailing ship and sent him on trip around
the world.
He was supposed to travel as sailor,
but his engaging ways so worked on the
captain that he was allowed the freedom
of the cabin and travelled more as a
passenger than anything else.
At the first German port at which the
ship touched the young man deserted,
after the captain had been prevailed upon
TO give him few hours shore-leaye, and
after the vessel sailed he cabled home for
money to return. His mothers heart
could not Withstand the appeal and he
soon was in funds.
Shortly after returning to San Francisco
he resumed his wild career and was again
In trouble.
A tailor for whom he worked COM
planned that funds intrusted to him had
not been properly handled, and his m mothe er
was compelled TO make good the deficien-
cy TO save him from prosecution.
Then he developed penchant for hir-
ing buggies at various livery stables and
driving the horses until they were ready
to drop. Finally he got to abusing his
mother when she objected to furnishin g
him with funds to continue his career OF
dissipation, and then his relatives con-
cluded that 1t was time to call halt.
A warrant for his arrest on charge of
vagrancy was sworn out and the case as
signed to Acting Police Judge Groezinger,
sitting in Judge Lows court.
Mrs. Ehrenpfort addressed letter to
the Judge, asking in sorrowful language
that her son be sent to Jail, as she was no
longer able to put up with his actions.
There were plenty of witnesses to sub
stan tiate the charges brought against the
young man, and, in spite of the efforts OF
his counsel, he was sent to the County
Jail for three months. His rel tives are
in hopes that the confine ment will prove
lesson that will do him good.
Since his confinement began several
attorneys have been making efforts to inu
loopholes through which he can escape,
but they have thus far been unsucce ssful,
and it is proba BILE that he will remain the
guest of Sheriff Whelan until his term ex-
nires.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Changes in Santa Fe Officials.

In accordance with joint circular issued By
the Southern California Railway and the San ia
Fe Railroad companies the following changes
have been made in the Pacific Coast personnel
OF the companies named:
The position of assistant general freight and
passenger agent of the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
at san Francisco is abolished Il. G. Bush is ap
pointed general agent, freight department. an6
John j. Trusow general agent. passenger depart
ment. OF these lines, with headquarters in San
Francisco f. A. Jones is appointed general agent
freight and pssse neer depart tments OF these lines
with headquarters in Santa Barbara. The iursdic.
tfon of II. X Gregory, assistant general passenger
agent OF the Southern California Railway is
hereby extended over the Santa Fe Pacific Rail
road.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
A fair Friday with fresh winds.

Five cows OF W. Il. Burfend's dairy have
been condemned by the Board OF Health.
Rescued Chinese slave-girls tell stories of
terrible cruelty and brutality at the hands of
their masters.
William F. Ehren pfort, a son of the late
wealthy andy-manufae turer, has bsen sent to
the County Jail on charge OF vagrancy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
John Anderson Killed.

Johu Anderson, a laborer employed by Con-
tractor Buckman. met with a frightful death
yesterday afternoon while driving q sand
wagon into vacant lot on the corner of Fol-
som and Army streets. The lot was being
filled in, and in going down the grade the
wagon winning Anderson AGAINST fence and and
killing him instantly. Anderson was a single
nan and lived in the contractor camp. The
remains were taken in charge by the Coroner.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
MUTINIED WHEN
OFF This PORT
The Grew of the Comlie-
bank Assaulted Chief
Officer Marshall.
Threatened Captain Storm With
a Knife and Positively
Refused Duty.
Insisted Upon Returning to an
Anchorage, So the Ship Was
Put About

The British ship Comliebank put back
to port last night with the police flag fly
ing in the fore-riggiDg. Sergeant Bunner
and Officer Ferguson went out to the yes
sci, but as Captain Storm would not swear
to a complaint no arrests were made.
The Comhebank is loaded with wheat
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Divorce Suits Begun.

Suits for divorce have been commenced in
the office of the County Clerk as follows;
Luigi Valente against Catarina Yalente. for
extreme cruelty.
Clara Z. Ronald against Robert Ronald, for
desertion.
Harriet McGown against Arthur McGown.
for failure to provide.
F. E. Edwards against Kathyrine Edwards,
inidelity.
Mary Weaden against George F. Weaden, for
pxframe crueltv
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Fire Department.

The Fire Commissioners met yesterday after
noon and fined George McAfee, hoseman of
engine 33, five days pay for being out OF his
engine-house after IL O'Clock at night, and NJ
Filzhenry, driver of truck 8, ten days pay Tor
neglect of duty. The designations OF John
Gildea, truckman, truck 3, and James E.
Mitchell, of engine 4, were accepted.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
HELD FOR ROBBERY.
Two Highbinders Will Have to Answe
Before the Superior Court.

Two Hfgh hbinders Will have to Answer
Before the Superior Court.
Wong Look and Dong Leong, two high
binders, were yesterday held to answer be-
fore the Superior Court by Judge Joachim
sen on the charge OF robbery In $1,000
bonds each.
They were two of gang of six mem bers
of the Ping Leong Tong who forcibly en-
tered the house. 8 Spofford alley, on the
morning OF July 5, held up the inmates
and robbed them of about $500 in money
and jewelry.
Dong Tow, domestic, was one of the
spectators in court, and he was iden titled
as another OF the gang. He was promptly
arrested by Detective Gibson and booked
ut the City Prison on the charge of rob-
berry.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
AUCTION SALES

BY CHAs LEVY & Co. - This day. July %,
Furniture, at 1l35 Market St, at 10 o'clock.
~ +. : sFFAR d Co.-Saturday July "a
Furniture, etc, at 3l-35 Sutter St, at II O'clock
EY EAsToN e ELDRIDeE-Tuesday, July 81
Heal Estate, at 63s Market street, at II O'Clock.
BY C. H UMBsEN & Co,-Tuesday September
2, Real Estate, at a Montgomery St, at IL O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

h is attack on Mate Marshall of the Com
llebank in Amer can waters. Just what
will be done in the matter Captain Storm
would not state. He will consult with th
agents of the vessel to-day. and then some
action will be taken. In the meantime
two watchmen from the shore are on duty
TO make sure that the crew will not steal
the ships boats and make their escape.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

WHY not give them away entirely? Be-
canse such quality of boys knee pants,
golf caps. waists and blouses would be less
appreciated than when even so small a
price as Is cents is placed upon 'em. To-
day and Saturday are calculated to be big
days at the Baldwin Clothiers' big store
924 to $50 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Minnie Brown Manted-

Chief Lees has received a touching lie tie,
from Mrs. NJ. A. Brown, 314 Sixth street, Wash
ington, D. c., asking him to fl ind her dauph ter
Minnie. The girl left n ew Philadelphia. Ohio
with a family named Johnson some wears acc
for this City and since then nothing has been
heard from her. The suspense is driving her
mother almost crazy.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
Adultery and Perjury.

The cases of Mrs. Minnie Rohlman OF St
Clements, Mich, charged with adultery and
perjury, were again called in Judge Low.
court yesterday and continued for q week
w. Kracht, the man who eloped from Michigan
with her.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER -"Rosemary," Monday
August I'd.
Col UstBIA THEATEK "Pudd' nhead Wilson"
MoRosco's OPERA-HousE- The Fast Mail"
ALcAzAR THEATER.- "Rosedale"
TIvoLI OPERA HOUSE The Isle OF Cham
pagne.
oLYMPIA-veriscope/ pictures of Corbett and
Fitzsimmons
uRPHEUM.- High Class Vaudeville
OBERcN.-Grand Concert
tUTRo BATHS Bathing and Perform anoes.
THE CHUrEs AND CHUrEs FREE THEATER.-
Adgie and her Lions, every af; ernoou and evening
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

Moana will get away this afternoon. She
was to have sailed yesterday, but was de-
leyed by the non-arrival OF the English
mails.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
nExs OF INTEREST


CslifornIa has s5o5ted the Torrens
system-of lab5 transfer.
At its rsszut session the Mis-
souri lazislllars considered 300
bills.
The inhabitants q the United
States consume more than half the
quiuIne ppo1o=5 IN the world.
In Boston a n5akeT has learned 70
ride a wheel Il wears the handle
bars very low. and Is a persistent
sc0T~ber
In Melbourne . EOman gets two
pence hslfpenny for making shirt,
NhiIe q Chinanan gets five pence for
washing il
With regard 70 the war maps
concerning the present struggle in
the East. il must b said that they
are all Greek.
II i said that more than 30 per cent
Of railway passengers in England are
third class. They contribute about
s. per cent 0f the receipts.
America shipped to British dealers
last year 81. 81. 40 worth Of bicycles
Even the heather Chinese bought
slI. 900 worth q American wheels.
The New York Aquarium viii soon
have a pair q white whaels They
will come from the ST. Lawrence river,
and viii probably, be abont Is feet long.
The Carnegie and Homestead steel
companies threaten TO close works
in June unless the government agrees
to pay the price demanded for armor
plate.
In North Carolina case the court
has held that failure TO enter the yeas
and nays On d legislative journal upon
the second and third readings Of an
act authorizing the creation Of muni-
cipal Indebtedness, as required by
a constitutional provision. renders the
statue void.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29

WA D7-t wa-z - P@qi-s RE-T =
r.a.ss E.s Ez--

Adam B-1wE- F1Tr8lls1 - fall'
C--y. Flk c11utT- writes q April p
Tss -s-s ce-1rsi cc--iftee -
- fusa Iss1s snd in fbsir a.
sras g. tas Fsolls srEes Eoa=Fs1riisz-
r-zarfzatho.as. uhssh sold cou-sy
-t 55ss to have - ba15s for TIE
P5s-s rzrty,wfi-h E1sils Be EronE-
TIss Ee-1t-i ican sns5 Democrstsc rsr-
tlss. ooui- poser IN the E1usrumeoi-
z make the PUP1ilsfs helieTs
there is1r Wzs 10 nzms Dsoesszry f0r
TIE Peorls's party. Thst means 70
keep 1hs i-5loody shirt O the Peo-
pes party But The name q RepUb-
Ecz- s-d De-oocrst i Necessary fgr
then 50 is Popalis; necessary TO-
tls -eop-e. We m1st have . name
a15 = pattern % tel whst ne want
aud wb0 Ee want for ohers TO serFe
tbs r'e9Ple-
The writer q above g nOW within
11s u91tl q - years cd: has seen
us1T chanEss in political issues and
naues q parties: has carried On hus-
aan5ry for - years. and knows what
e right f1r the human family as well
1s Gladstone, the great orator q the
E1Elisb VzrliaDeot The people are
z log ia for reforms in their govern
usut il The name Il the Peoples
Ear.T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
The obleetion Not Coz

There are people VINO have objection
10 advertising matter in the reading
co.ums Of a newspaper. The grOund
objection Is that they do not want %
read advertisements. Now this OBJ
lection is not good, for often time
these advertisements convey valuable
Information. For instance, hos else
would the travelling public learn ~
the excellent dining car service Of the
Wisconsin Central lines between 81.
Paul aLd Chicago, or the general cOm-
fort Of travelling over this popular line.
For particulars call on the nearest
ticket agent or address j. 4. Pond,
G.. p. A., Milwaukee Wis. or Geo. ),
Batty, Genl Agt. 246 Stark -. Port
land. OreROn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
STATE NEWS

wild pigeons are good shooting in
Coos county.
Hood river mas double the acreage
this year that it had last year.
Human bones have been found at
Warm Springs 70 feet below the sur
face.
The house Of N. Ruff, near Cot
tage Grove burned Monday. Loss
sI455
The prospects for an abundant crop
d fruit in Union county never was
better.
George Bartmess, Of La Grand, was
( placed under 5000 bonds for killing
Henry Seiden.
The liabilities Of Grant county
March 81 last was sl36,oo4 and the re-
sources ss-,944.
At Kinney's canDery Chinese are
dong work now which formerly
white boys and girls did.
\ COW herdeT in Albany recently
led MS flock 10 some wild parsnips
and all were sick and one dying.
Alta live bird shoot Sunday, at
Peudleton. a d. Stillman aud Otho
Turner both shot ten birds straight.
TIE farm residence OF Mr.. a. Set
tlemirre, near Albany. burned Tues
day. The insurance policy expired
at p O'Clock and the house burned at
p. N.
The Union Telegraph Co, Of Union
Oregon, have received the first car
load Of wire for the construction Of
their eastern Oregon lines
Wm. Fl. Holembeck, a rapist in
jail al Oregon City escaped from Jail
yesterday. He cut his way out with
la picket knife. a reward is offered
for his return.
Baron BOeselarger, OF Mt. Angel,
died suddenly while at his post Of
duty al 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Heart failure was the cause. He was
Of German nobility.
FOurth-class pOstmasters for Ore
gon were appointed today as follows:
;. p Conroy, EddyyiIIe, Lincoln
county; Hans Rasmussen, Reedyille,
Washington county.
Dr. Hill and Mr. Neil, OF the Law
Ter mines went 10 SodaYille, where
Mr.. Neil clearly traced a well de-
fined ledge 10 the Haupert hole. He
declares the ore TO be rich looking,
but cannot speak with confidence un-
I I'll some reliable assays are made.
Following is the list Of prizes Of.
fercd by the Baker City fireman at
their meeting on June s, and 10:
Speed race, first prize $50, second
prize As: Wet test, inst prize $50,
/ second prize $40: hook and ladder
contest, $50, second prize s35: fire.
mans bicycle race, two miles, s25.
Championship race, first prize slO0,
second prize $50; fireman's foot race.
irst prize s25: special hub aud hub
race, hrsI prize 500, second prize $50
OA@T0RTA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29

We oEeT One Hundred Dollars Re
Ward for a1y case Of CatarT1 that can
ugr be cured oy Halls CataTTh Cure
r. J. CHENEY & Co. Props.
Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have known
r. J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable 10 ali
business transactions and financially
able u carry out any obligation made
By their irui.
West 4 TruaK. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. O.
Walding, Kinnau s Marvin. Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken enter
Dally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price. &c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
o-.ron s;ate Fair.

The Oregon State Fair for 1897.
opens on Thursday. September 20.
and closes on Friday. October :. Ihe
books are DOW open for entries for the
following stake races. the entries
closing on May ]
TRoTTING STAKES.
For 2-year Ulds, mile heats, ? IN ;,
for colts owned 10 Oregon. Washing
ton. Idaho aud British Columbia prior
to January ], 1891. Entrance 50.
payable s.. May ]. 1897-sl0 July !.
lsg7. and $40 before starting. Added
money $50.
For 3-yeaf olds, mile heats, 2:5l
class. 3 in ;, conditions same a. fOI
2-year olds. 800 added.
No added money for walk overs.
RUNNING STAKES.
Five-eighth mile dash for 2-yeaI
olds. owned IN Oregon, Washington.
Idaho. and British Columbia prior u
January !, 1897. Entrance s2j, pay
able 8, May l, 1897. so, Ju'y !, lss1.
and $40 before starting. Added
money $50.
For 3-yeaT Olds. one mile. conditions
same as for 2-year Olds, So entrance.
500. Added.
No added money for walk oyers.
CONDITIONS.
There must be three legitimat.
starters in these stakes to carry addei
money. II less than three. the ~
trance money will be divided 8 PEI
cent to first, and 35 per cent TO second
colt.
Other races viii be published'latter
Address,
G. D. GABRIELSON,
Secretary. Oregon State Board o.
Agriculture, Salem, Oregon. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29

o. H--1r---rs-z EE- - -rZ-
Ws1ar. o-zaz-1
P->ezors Hs5ricE ard C-a
Ibr~-tculturszssod sutoD-l1 -
is-.-sfrssy. - the state AEr5culssrsl
.CoBszs- s7e1f The forsooe1 Tas1er-iag
laus - tbs WsIlsos par Orchard z-ter
sarisw sfss,5sd tie b1-isr.l.-rzl -
tesefT nDestinz- TbsT rsQo-1 t1is Fsst
frsit farm in tbe very BE- c-iiti1-
leverytainx eoosi5sTed- Tas -rr- u-l
usssa5ss5ly be The isrzsst sTsrTs -
Ia TIE state, ard ouinz % tbs thrifty
0sditsoo q tas tres TIE quality all
% So8bs - sgpero-
TIE foIlzEs n s9-Ds sDots is sl1er-
fux souus fron mfl5eu. . c1-taEl -
funxus disezse. bgt Doi nszrlF -
useb ssorchsr5s IL soDs othsr I.1al-
ffsss. SosEber1 OrsED1 Is feeling t1s
mfSSew constantly this yezr. Il o.
ne reszli q dzDposss. and can D.
treated the sane a. al other furE1s
diseases. bT spraying with ths grezt
cor.-sII. -Bor5szU1 MIXTURE The
msl5eE has The sEs-t O kIIlIaz the
seaves q the tres. and this weaken
ing then % SIZE eIlent
Las; yszr Nr. Wsllses triea ths *
perir0eot q Swing TIE lr-asrd o.
clever. bat hss pl0Ssd 1t up. and Ell
bsreafter cultivate it r4gulsilT. Al
immense erup q bay Ezs realized lzs-
yesr. BAT Mr.. Wallace j. q tire
o2snion that the clorer attracts
sopbsrs Dolss zn5 squirrels and other
iuigr5Oas animals
TIE professors report 3 peculiar cir-I
czuasszboe ccoosrninE the SpitZen-
berg apples IL the fact thz. this va
risiy i not blooming anyEhers in the
STATE They attribute this % the
rsnk growth Imzde last season. the
tres thus having deYeloped % fruit
bods. Other varieties o. apples are
blooming literally. This circum-
stance 10 connection with the Spitzen-
berg apples would indicate tie value
Of summer pruning.
Prune trees are nOticeably injured
this ysaT by q similar Circumstance
The rank growth left them tender IN
the fall, and they were nipped by tie
Thanksgiving frost. This followed
by bright sunshine produced what is
known as "s1n-scald," which maui
tests itself 10 the gum forming under
the bark and exudlng. as il does 10
''gumosls.
These gentlemen deprecate the dis
handment Of the Fruit Union in this
section, and report that similar or-
gauizatlon in the Hood River country
and Southern Oregon are a great Oene-
d. TO the fruit growers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-29
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c,unun5eatio- 81 ils DAILY CAPITAL
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s,e-tfo7 ia ono Ni-bizz1 and HI
nos. II tsaeus q lft5s ps1lle had a.
rsz5y bezun q - ths f2llacy ano
lo=s oous5soes 10 Tie Rep1olioan
party r5liey. / I'D bo7es thai the
fv7I EEL oft1s NcKinlsy admins
trz-io. zoal5 fzu ul11 The states
Ehieh gave him s1cL biz uajorities-
Wbeu the Eso1-i-z classes q Pe1nsyl-
vsnsa and Eew Y1rk pay protection
prices for clo.hf1E and sugar. while
rsoeivinz g5ld Standard wages, they
wIn get their eyes Op=n too. The
yeast i very u--Eirz. Keep il warm