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The News From Santiago II Rather
DtseoaraEtng to spain.

LONDON. July, s-The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Standard says: The of
fetal dispatches with reference to the
fighting at Santiago de Cuba have caused
"A painful sensation. The queen regent has
sent an expression OF her sympathy TO
Sonora Ldnares wife OF the general. who
IL residing I'm Madrid The greatest anx-
iety lis fell by all classes The press Of
ali sections is angry because no proper
measures have been taken 10 reinforce
Gen Linares. The queen regent Is deep
ly concerned and has requested her min
listers To send her all dispatches. no matter
nj what time they arrive.
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GERMAN PAPERS EXPLAIN.


LONDON. July the Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Times says: German pub
lie opinion and the general press which
are not always identical. are now thor
ougaly awakened TO the Inconsistency o.
the position I'D which the German press
has been Placed. The papers are now try
ing 10 explain the maTte- away. The Co
logre Gazette entirely evades the point
when. in long articles on the Nervous
ness OF the United States" II tries TO show
that the real grievance OF the Americans
IS the Lack OF sympathy displayed 81 Ger
many for the American cause.
Both the Cologne Gazette and the Ma
tional Gazette publish articles explaining
that Ii IA not surprising that the German
papers criticised America at the beginning
Of the war. that this course was necessi-
tated by anxiety as TO the future Of the
Philippines.
The kreuz Zeicung warns America that
neutrality might Tot De maintained IL the
Americans were TO lombard Spanish
ports
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TROOPS DETAILED TO
REINFORCE SKATER.
Twenty Thousand ut Chtckamauga
Detailed and Ordered to Prepare
for hmm diate Departure.

CHfCkAMAIGA MILITARY PARK
Ga. July Late this afternoon an order
arrived from the war department to Gen
Brooke. directing him 10 designate about
y 90 men for immediate departure to the
south. and at once there was great ex-
element and hustle la the camp. Gen.
Brooke declined to make public the or
der. but IL Is Understood that ne has se-
iected the First division OF the Frat corps
and two brigaGes OF the Second division
to be moved at once. The First division
is composed OF the following regiments:
First brigade-Frrst Kentucky, Third
Wisconsin. Fifth Illinois
Second brig ade--Fourth Ohio, Third ILL.,
noss. Fourth Pennsylvania
Third brigade-Sixteenth Pennsylvania.
Second Wisconsin Third Kentucky
Second division. First brfgade--Thirty-
first Michigan. One Hundred and Sixtieth
Indiana. First Georgia.
Second hrigade-Sixth Ohio. One Hun
dred and F1fty-eighth Indiana, First Viz
ginia.
The regiments OF the First division were
inspected this evening and are ready To
move. The others have been kept busy
since the order TO prepare for the field
came a week ago. getting rid Of their
excess OF equipment and clothing. and it
VIII require very little time to break
camp and depart.
In anticipation OF this order the rail-
roads have been accommodating cars at
this point for a week. The Western &
Atlantic railroad l. crowded with Pullman
cars. 1t Is stated tonight tina; there are
thirty trains of twenty cars each on the
tracks here ready to transport troops.
The regiments viii embark at RossviIle
and Ringsoid. TO insure speedy trans
portatlon. as was done when the regulars
were moved South. and IL is thought by
the railroad authorities that they can
move the aD.Vo1 men in two days 1t liz
understood at this hour that three regi-
meuts will move tomorrow morning.
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no R|VEN WITH SHELL.
ma BatfIemenss CfUnble Away
r.aer the Rain Of Heavy Projee-
..,~.. and the spanish Flag Falls
~tth Kuins-Feebie Reststaace.

..~a,sa 1855. by the Associated Press.
WI, saNTfa6sO DE CUBA. July :, VIA
Antorsio. Jamaica, and Kingston. san
y,t1v : 5.ss a. ul.--The men % me Tag
esv York we're a pretty tired los.
~. s4o4 ao4rs' lighting yesterday. -aeu
= ,urnsd col az o. clock this morning.
< ose1ock the feet went to general
~srs~rs. Tie knowledge THAI Moro castle
4. 70, 70 be spared caused mUcfs Interest
- Aamiral sampson said TO the cor
~asaen; OF the Associated Press:
-l..a sh2f,sr sent me word that the bat
..sSs II the south OF the harbor had bred
sss troops I am almost certain That
- Aafier in mistaken. as al our ia
~nxfisa sS0gk that no guns bear shore
- However ! thought IL best TO bonn
"a again today. II would he nseful and
= have a moral effect that viii ASST
a army.
wss the fiagsaip New York leading the
Seru end % the crescent Of ships. Ine
= s,esmed lnshore 100 yards from Moro
80 Ia a position to eniiiade both the east
e batteries.
SIS the firing commenced. The sea
=, snoo:h ard light breeze SAs blow
"a For the Grst ten minutes the marks
-.sxs,p OF the ggJnneTE WAS splendid One
a fse eastern batteries var so badly pun
- that nos a shot Has fired from IL dur
- 49, engagement. "A few smells from the
-e.rn battery dropped around the ships.
II, n, none terrific fusillsde from all
II. batteries o. the ships OF the Cnits9
-. navy ssIenced the fire from the shoro
: mort order
Tss sn.ok. from the shipt drifted from
L. to west.
ueve tn~ firing had become slower and
~.,. desperate The Indiana. Oregon and
=. ...nn.. xe:ts were aignale6 to 20 right on
: from, Of the harbor TO shell the Punta
s.raa batteries inside on the eastern arm.
Xrs.v steamed 10 within i.ooO yards of the
ARE TIE Oregon took "A shot at More
I~ssss ARD down came the Spanish flag
q s.gai os this splendid piece Of marks
.,-.hlp the crews OF the different ships
.syefsa enthusiastically for several min
US.
re three bzttleships then kept up an in
liant fire on the Panta Gorda batteries,
te.nx great havoc 10 the Notifications and
"a works In course OF construction. No,
re- came from the enemy.
The ships contentes themselves by TAX
~ occasional shots at Moro castle Its
asr,sn, ba,tiemenis were knocked TO pieces
IA ersat hoiss doomed UP In It's parape,s
Att Admiral Sampson hotsted the sig
-, Cease firing,' but II was half an
! osY later before the Oregon had fired her
x,As shot
keasos TAO futile shots were fred at them
| from fse-lneh rapid-fr guns on one of
lie western batteries.
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CONfEREES PRACTICALLY AGREE.
Only Disputed Item I'm Deficiency Btll
Is Pacific Railroad Anne nd ment.

HINGToN. July 2-The conterees
on the general deficiency bin today reached
an agreement on everything except the Pa
cifc railroad amendment. The principal
items Of amendment which remain in the
bill are: The Canadian commission: relat-
ing to the compensation Of gauSers OF spir-
its: relating - the government of soldiers
homes: 10 pay fores; inspectors $iteAp;
payment OF beard OF townsite entries In
Oklahoma.
All senate amendments for the war and
navy are retained in the hill; also all Ger
titled claims. The senate amendment ap-
propriaiing SiAs,o"o FOR the purchase of land
near the entrance OF Pearl harbor was
eliminated, The impression is that the
Pacirc railroad amendment viii be agreed
TO IN the house, which, with the adoption
OF the conference report. would pass tina
bill
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No PROGRAMME FOR THE HOUSE.
n Number at Bills ON Naval Affairs
Will Probably lie Reached

" ASHiNGToN. July 3.--The house will
not DE IN session until Tuesday. There
Is no definite programme determined anon
Tor the week. The conference report
upon the deficiency bill will be continued
tuesday. and IL may provoke considerable
debate.
The naval affairs committee has a num-
Der OF bills which 4, desires TO bring up,
and day may he given To IL. The naval
personnel measure is the most important,
III IL can I've reached under call OF com
mittees an EFFORT viii be made Ia take up
the anti-scaiping bill. The bill to incor-
porate the International American hank
Will follow the deficiency bill conference
and continue before the house until dis
posed of.
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ROUGH RIDERS WE'RE IN 1T.
Quite n Number of Them Wounded In
the Hattie Of Friday.

NEW YORK. July "A special TO the
Evening World dated FL Paso, Cuba, near
Santiago. noon. July l. says
In the lighting at San Juan. a Spanish
she'll burststn the midst of Capt Purlties'
battery. of the Firrt artillery, wounding
several
RooseveitS Rough Riders were also In
this fight and bore themselves with as
much credit as In the last four days hat
tie in the bush Several Rough Riders
were wounded among them the following,
Deverea. sergeant, Troop X; Armstrong.
corporal. Troop ]; McSparron. corporal.
Troop @: Ash. private. Troop G.: Freeman.
private Troop F; Long. private Troop X:
Mitchell. private Troop X: Horton. cor
poral. Troop /, Third cavalry, was also
wounded
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VIII SIN Remain In Command Of
Mare Isiand Navy Yard.

WASHINGTON. July s.~-Orders have
been given for the retirement tomorrow Of
Rear Admiral William A Kirkland the
senior officer Of the navy. now acting an
&C NINA ufant of the Mare island navy yard
Notwithstanding his retirement Admiral
Kirkland wfll continue his present com
man1 until the termination Of thg war
with Spain permits his relief by al officer
on the active list. IFS retirement viii re-
siiif In promotions In all grades Of the navy
but only few OF then viii be made at
orc.
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LADRONE ISLANDS CAPTURED.
The Charleston Takes Them, Lands Men and Carries
The Spanish OFF as Prisoners.

HONGKONG, July 4.-The United States dispatch
baat Zafro which left Cavite, Manila harbor on July
/, has arrived here. She reports that the American
troopships City Of Sidney. City Of Picking and Aus
tralia conveyed by the Charleston arrived Cavite
June 80, having taken the Ladrone islands on the
way and having left men there. The Spanish gov
ernor and other officials captured brought to
Cavite. The United States troops commenced to dis
embark at Cavite on July l.
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No COMBINATION AGAINST Us.


BERLIN. July 2.-The Wolf news bu-
reau has issued an official denial Of the
statement that Germany, France and Rus
STA have reached an understanding refa-
tive 70 the Philippine islands and that an
international congress viii ne held when
the spanish American war il over similar
70 the Berlin congress OF 1875. so far as
Germany In concerned
The statement thus denied was publish
ed IN the Frankfurter Zeltunx.
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SENATE WILL SIT TOMORROW.
The Unusual Occurrence Due to De~
hate ON Annexation Of Hawaii,

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The senate will
be- In session on the Fourth Of July,
an unusual sitting. but deemed necessary
by the friends of the Hawaiian annexa-
tiou resolution. IL Is probable that the
week VIII be consumed I'm the discussion
of the resolution unless "A vote Is reached
near the middle of the week, which some
of the senators have hoped for.
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y. &. HYDE WILL NOT GET IT.
The President VIII select u. y. At
torney for Alaska Elsewhere.

Special Dispatch To the Post
WASHINGTON. July at IL reported
here that Samuel &. Hyde will not receive
the appointment as district attorney OF
Alaska. but viii run for congress again
this year. having good hopes OF success.
II is believed the president will go outside
of Oregon and Washington for an Alaska
attorney candidate.
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WORRYING on DEFENsES.
Spanish Bustly Engaged Preparing
for Commodore Nafson's Fleet.

GIBRALTAR. July e.-Ten thousand
Spanish soldiers and 20o civilians are en-
ployed on the defsn$es OF Algleras on the
west side OF the Bay ~ Gibraltar. II IL
reported that the Spanish forces in this
district NH be raised TO 25.0s1
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SPANISH VESSEL IN TROUBLE.
The Alfonso XIII. Gets Anre and
Il Somewhat Dn mayed.

CADIZ. July 3.~The Alfonso XIII. Is at
this port from Porto Rico She reports
hat a ire broke ont IN her hold and caus-
ed damage before the flames were sub
dued by flooding she hold The Alfonso
NH is the vessel which has figured pr m
inea:ly in carrying supplies 10 the Porto
R!caus
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GENERAL SHAFTER
DEMANDS SURRENDER.
VIII Bombard Santiago II His De-
mand IL Not Complied With
nj Once

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The following
statement was tonight given on; at the
White House:
Ger. Shatter t-Iegraphs:
PLAYA del Este. July 3.
Fairy this morning sent demand for
the immediate surrender 90 Santa go
threatening 20 horntari the city. | believe
the place vii he surrendered"
This coutradtcts The report that Gen
Shafter has fallen back
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i one 81 the most COMMON and nos: trouble
some Disorders IN which soldiers are subject
Every ofs,cer and every private gosng 60
the fron, should take with him bottle q:
Chamb~rlaln's oilc, Cholera and Dtarrhosa
Remedy. tine or two doses II this rpedig.fs.
taken soon ~ any unusual loosenese Of
the bowels appears viii arrest the attack
and prevent any SERIOUS cossseq 0eraces- In Is
the most reliable medicine in the world for
bowel Complaints
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DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
Eastern Cities Can sympathiae With
the Army I'm Cuba.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July s.-Not since
the establishment OF the weather bureau
in this city IN 1873 has the mercury climb
Ell 80 high az was recorded today. A. 5
p. m. the high mark was reached and the
thermometer registered IN degrees. Be
tween noon and 5 p m the temperature
did not get below Ioe The fierce heat of
today was responsible for five deaths and
a dozen prostrations. The dead are:
John Burns, aged %: Margaret Lander.
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CHICAGO pAPERs STILL SUSPENDED
None Likely sO lie Printed Before
Tuesdny. Owing to the strike.

CHICAGO. July 3.-The situation ts-
tween the striking stereotypers and the
publishers OF the papers remains I'M
changed. and probably no paper Will %
published before Tuesday morning a. the
earliest The publishers Ind a confer
euce this afternoon. when II appeared that
the number OF siereotypers on the way
from various parts Of the country was
very xatissactory. No effort will be uisfe
so issue tomorrow. The publishers are
confident that hy tomorrow evening they
will be sufficiently we'll equipped
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Appropriation Int Out Canadian
Communication Provided For

WASHINGTON. July i'm the confer
ec1c@ rcFort on thc general deficiency bill
he senate aIasndFzie - sIsprJgsr.atin. VS.
sss for the purchase o. land a9tscerys 20
Pearl hsr1rov. wss eliminated wahla iaat
% 81 fse foT the Canadian commission wak
adopted.
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NEWPORT NEWS Va. July S~The
hospital sAtp Relief left Ola Point tonight
for Santiago with corps % surgeons
TIE cruiser HufTalo arrived here tonight
from New York She VIII he equipped
with guns a. the shpyarfs.
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aged a; Michael Troutman. aged -; Geo.
Magness. aged 35: Andrew j. Auburn. an
infant
PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-Today Was
the hottest July day in THE city in twenty
eight years The highest point reached
was 100. The humidity was about 20 per
cent and the wind very light and from
tho southwest One death h charged to
the weather, Thomas Fitzgerald, aged -,
and prostrations were numerous.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 3.-T-he Peni-
syivania IL now out eiEhty-five days from
Philadelphia and should have been In seS-
eraf days ago. on May II she was IN Mon-
tevis,en with her machinery damaged. h,H
on June she was at coronns. Directly
sha arrives she will he locked and dts-
charged Then she will be gotten ready
as quickly as possible for the Manila trip
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ATLANTIC LINERS SOLD.
4 New York syndicate NominnIIy the
Purchasers of Three Vessels.

LONDON. July 3--The Hamburg corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says: Two
Atlantic liners have been sold 10 a syudi-
cate I'm New York for 81 .zionc. The sa mo
syndicate has acquired the new British
steamer Monmouth which left New Or
leans June 10 and arrived at Bremen on
July l. for s1so.oo0 The Monmouth will
sail for New York on July with a new
crew.
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Freight Train Wrecked.

TG+$SNrrfR Cal. Juiy Extra north
s,ouEAa freight engine Nc l-s1z ~as wreck
II ;oe3av cue rg1Ie north % he0net. ~ IN.
englrsa Tearing the ra1is. then serving and
turning over Cressz~tse OH fae track De-
.ilx,lszfsirx Fsgne cars 81 rresc handtse Twe
trainuez were injured
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LONDON. July "A dispatch from
Brussels 70 IRE Daily Mall says that Don
Jaime son - Don Esrtas. has arrived
there from, Warsaw or a viss TO hts father.
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One at the Spanish Dead.

MADRID. July : I > MA dispatch 20
tae impartial frorn Havana says that Ma
Dognsnzusg WAS killed In the sss;sos ~
FL Cs-ey-
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cavary. through the foot: II. l.. Douglass
Fret cavalry. in the left arm: Sergt. Pat
rick WEIGH. Company G.. Ninth infantry.
In right leg; Gideon Dalrigo. Troop b.
First cavalry in the right thigh: Corporal
Dennis Gunez, Company A, Sixth infan-
try, in left knee; Charles Molke, Troop
f. Tenth cavalry. In left arm and in left
leg: C. l.. Pope. Company A, Twenty
fourth infantry, in the thigh; Nathaniel
A. Che Company II. Thirteenth infantry.
In the right thigh; James Turney, Sixth
infantry. in the right leg, also hurt by
SHE'LL George V. Douglass, Company c.
Tenth infantry, run over by cannon: Ciar-
ence B. Leedy. Company A. Sixteenth in
fantry. in the back. j. b. Biedove. Com
pany b. Sixteenth infantry, in the right
leg; T. G. Gump. Company Z. Sixteenth
infantry, In the foot; F. Ball, Company
II. Thirteenth infantry, ankle: John J.
Miller Company II. Eighth infantry, in
the wrist; II. r. O'Mal!ey Company B,
Sixth infantry, In the RICH; hand. James
Mcclure Company A. Sixth infantry in
the right leg: William Arms. Company A.
Sixth infantry. in left leg: Corporal Fran
els Christian. Company c. Sixth infantry,
in the right leg twice: II. r. Rheman.
shoulder: James Gands, Troop c. Ninth
cavalry. In the foot: Charles James. Com
pauy |, First cavalry. In the right leg.
]. X. Burns, Company {. Sixth infantry,
in the right knee.
VIII Celebrate In Santiago.
NEW YORK. July "A dispatch to the
Herald from the headquarters Of tho
American army, via Playa del Este. says:
The chances tina: Gen. Shlf;er aud his
army OF Americans VIII celebrate the
Fourth OF July in Santiago are very
bright. They have done another notable
days work in their assault against the
Spanish defenses.
Their victorious progress. begmn yester-
day. has been continued. II has been d
day of desperate fighting on both sides.
American and Spanish leaders have
thrown themselves into the front lire and
they figure largely In the list OF dead and
wounded
Gen. Linares. the Spanish commander.
was shot down tn the preliminary Asht.ng
yesterday. Several coione}S and lieutenant
colonies In the American columns were
killed
From the lates, reports 81 Ia believed
the Americans have sustained losses In
the two days 1ghtsag Of 100 killed ard
wounded
The Spanish loss IS much greater A,
ieas; loo Span.ar9s haze heen killed. and
900 others have beer taken prisoners by
our forces.
TIE divisions % Lawton ard Charee.
which 5id gallant work throughout the
day. Effected 3gncI.on al aeon today. and
:ld most effective work against thu enemy.
They went 70 ;he front in an almost lire
sss,l5le charge aEJns, he center N the
ener0ys line
After grcat sTort tie Americans placed
their artillery in 3 position from which
they effectively caunona9ed the ct.y. a;
noon the telling eject % the artillery and
infantry stacks was booming apparent.
ana tie fall q sAe city was secn 10 De os.Iy
a question - hours
The volunteers were terribly raks3
Nearly A.. OF The wounded w.il recover.
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GIBRALTAR July at IL asserted here
that me cruisers Lepan.o. Cardinal cis-
neros. Alfonso XIII. and vittoria have
been ordered 20 cruise In the Straits Of
Gibraltar and of the Spanish coast In the
vicinity OF Cadiz
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look out for him He had considerable
sum ii money with him. and as he Is 81
the most temperate habits. his friends fear
some misfortune has befailen him.
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ONE or THE FALLEN HEROES.
Deep Regret NJ oma La over the Kill
Ing Of Col. WikoM,

OMAHA. Neb.. July 3--Among the
afEy men and civilians here the EXPIRES
Esas o. regret a. the death OF Col, Wikon
~ general He was courteous and un-
mayiing His army records shows years
II ard nous service
He was born In Pennsylvania March s.
M. and had he lived he would not have
krn rssired Until isn He was appointed
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SAN FRANCISCO July 2-Stswart FRA
xi~r C Company II. TenresN~e volunteers.
Jeff amp on q brt@t leave ~ afsersc~ 81
Friday &sscrrcon and sas aas beer heard
from =lace- TIE police gs.e ssoS.cs6 10
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we're not made public. The man was sent
from the barge office 70 Ellis island. guard
ed by officers.
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CAIRO July at Is rumofed here that
more Spanish cruisers are arriving at Port
Said.
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NEW YORK July a Spa-is-t abs
SAtA - sss cuban arrived ia TeGp-
arr to&sy his gsG,e - @sshae i Sy CaEn-
zxsssS sorer F1tczts 1sssfsrs from Madrid
were ss.as &c alsr. 80 ssc.sr.s e Un11n
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. July 3--The irs-
rYssnse pant of the Globe RHinanz Conn
panv. situated on the outskirts OF the city.
was destroyed by FIRE tonight. entsii.nE Z
loss u $50 eyh
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Or PETERSON. 0steopsshy: consul
tattou free sullivan building
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DRINK Rainier Beer for comfort ana
coolneEs.
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The Quick step

KEEP coot ami drlnk Raiaier Beer.