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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29
Two Regiments Go Via Suez

Chicago, Dec. 24.-Telegraphic in-
structions were received today from the
secretary of war, ordering the Fourth
infantry at Fort Sheridan. and the Sew
enteenth, at Colum bus, to sail for tho
Philippines on or before January 10.
The regiments will 80 via New York
and the Suez canal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29

Washington, Dec. 26.-In view Of
the fact that fraud has been discovered
in connection with the cancellation Of
documentary and adhesive internal rev.
enue stamps, by which old stamps
we're reused, the internal revenue bu-
reau today issued regulation which
requires all such stamps to be Cancelled
with the initials of the user, together
with the month. day and year written
or stamped thereon. Hitherto the
month and day OF cancellation has not
been required
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29

FIRST-Go via St. Paul, because
the lines to that point will afford
you the very best service.
SECOND-See that the coupon
beyond St. Paul reads via the Wis
consin Central, because that line
makes close connections with ali
the trans-eontinental lines entering
the Union depot there, and its serv-
ice is first-elass IN every particular.
THIRD-For information calf
on your neighbor and friend-the
nearest ticket aeent-and ask for a
ticket reading via the Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
JAS. c. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Milwaukee, Wis, OF
ia. CLOCK,
Gen. Agent, 2+6 stark St., Portland, Or.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29
DlSORDERLY 5NTS.
Filipinos in suburbs of Manila Cause
Americans Anxiety.

Manila. Dec. 26.-The United States
cruiser Boston and the gunboat Petrol
have arrived from Chinese ports. The
steamer Union, which has returned
here from lloilo with native and Span
ish soldiers, has been refused land
ing. The steamer st. Paul has arrived
here with Christmas mail.
The first American flag was raised
over Malate school yesterday. 1t was
sent by the university of Pennsylvania.
The honor Of raising the flag was ac.
corded to Father McKinnon, OF Calior-
MIA, in recognition of his services in
reopening the schools.
Native troops encamped in the sub
urbs are again causing anxiety. The
attitude OF the insurgent detachment at
Panduchan bridge on Wednesday was
such that the California, Idaho and
Washington regiments were ooncentrat-
cd in light marching order at Paco,
but trouble was averted.
Largest Volume OF business on Record.
New York, Dec. 26.-R. q. Dun s.
Co. g weekly review says:
1t is year beyond parallel. and goes
to its close with the biggest volume Of
business ever seen. Enormous trans
actions at the stock exchange, makes
some difference, but when all the trans
porting and speculative interests are
eliminated, there is still much larger
business than in any other month OF
any year. Last year the exports were
in volume greater than in any previous
month in the history of the country,
but this year the three weeks reported
show an increase of 25 per cent, against
per cert in imports. which would in
dictate much more than $4,000, 900
excess of exports this month.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29
THROUGH TICKETS

Through Tickets to Japan ard China,
via Tacoma and Northern Pscif Steam.
ship Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-29

For information. time cards. maps and
tickets call on or write 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
-FOUR WE'RE CRENATED.
Burned Bodies Recovered from The Baldwin
Ruins.
TATE PRYOR WAS AMONGST Them.


sun Fnncisco, Nov. 2i--The dead
body OF J. NJ. Lslghthedl was removed
fiom the ruins OF the Baldwin giO,ei TO-
DAY. The body was discovered in the
bath room adjoining his apartment,
sifIug In ctsalr almo-g az natural as
IRE. II was partially burned and
bhckened by smoke. hut was easily
recognizable n IL supposed he fell
uslcep In the chair ana Was overcome
~ smoke before the flames manced
70 cai his flesh.
Lasl this afternoon an unrerOgnizabie
body. supposed 10 be mat ~ a woman.
Mus recovered from th' ruins ~ the
-iheatcf. and this evening the body
u TaIe Pryor. the missing sheet writer
for j. J. Carroll. racing. bookmaker.
Nus found. All those rcpor.cd missing
have been found except Racing Judge
!. J. Ctrtct and he " undoubtedly
dead. This makes the list ~ Victims
four 20 far ~ Known.
Arrangements Tor ihc removal Of the
dohfls urr being carried ON under the
supervision OF the IRE department and
air ady mut1 valuable properly has
tacn recovered. The hNg nlfc con-
taining many V1luabifs belonging to
guests has been located ami The work
uf rlEhtlng u preparatory TO opening
q hairx prosecuted as rtpltfy uH ita
dangerous position will admit. over
$4,000 belonging to hlrseua Is In the
safe.
The work " clearing AWAY the ruins
will commence az soon as the ruins are
cool enough 30 peirnE workman TO 20
ahUd with the contract
Tao disposition OF una site N the old
BALDWIN ~ an Int resting one and there
are dozens ~ rum1rH connecting diner-
ont capitalists ana coucefus with the
erection 90 structure g. cover the
faked hotel uni the POPULAR baldwin
,heatcr. The iiiherul1n hank holds y
100000 mortgage on the premlfcs nnd
Il ~ said ghtt this c1ncefn VIII pun ~
magnificent. hotel and M0atrr. aud
rumors Fay that she Southern Paciho
Will d. the uimr aalng ard that ar
rtngoma nv urc alffady being mde "a
this end; ]. ID. sprtvkelsnlrcaiy ihl
oVutr u one % .he most handsome
buiidlnga In this city aud mo hlshtg'
on che Pacific coast, 10 mia io hlNr hl'
hoirt nScd On another Hky'AcfApt ~
be- cven more beautiful ihtn ne on
atrfudy bearing his iaino. Janne'
phsian. muyor Of this c,ty ana d
millloytife. airsady tho pess.s.'f on
rlrttsir sirueiure down Market stree;
h msntt1Had ~ being DESTROYS o'
btnuiifylrf the city with an e1lnc
rrssiltl over he grave ~ the old RAID
| Min. ana % the rumars keep nylng
hut whore they will end only I'M car
tail. hut Il IL cerhain hat building %
more than usual size and beauty WI
be- ercctrd aa a monument 90 the Baid'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
SETTLED az SATURDAY,.
senior Absrtuss Of the spanish Co,amis
.ion Drop. . asati. ttint.

rtris, Nov. .i.-The spanish com.
mlHss1n1rs AZ MON today had ns nxid
upon tae day 90 submit their anal an.
swer 10 the American propositions. bu.
u Il deemed most likely ihsi Saturday
VIII be the dny appointed. The opln!la
galns ground tim tha apauaris viii
accept the proposals Of the United
Sa.fsH.
a slgnlnoant indication Of thls view
Of the situation was a ftmnk dropped
by Heror AhefsuN of ihe spanish
conn srlon toby thai they expected
20 remain herr about fortnight
,ongtr. The secretary - pie spanish
con mission, senior ojeia, said today
that the irsirucilors from Madrid were
no, sufficiently miturei 10 enable them
20 appolf' the next meeting.
The cnrreHporirnt " she Associated
Press asked Aberrusa II tn cammis.
fion would be able - leave Paris next
week with the treA,y, He replied, wflh
a sIeiong glante,aH though % observe
whether his luesipner noted the sig
nliiclnce ~ the rpiy; II suppose We
shall be- here for unOiher fornlght"
WHY" the Spanish commissioner
was asked. "ls the oplnson expressed
49, emphallcaily by . portion Of ths
Paris press that you viii decline The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
OUR TERRITORIAL EXPANSION
unele Sam Said 10 be willing 10 Buy Up
Colonies.
No, o.iy IN. Philippians bat the Caroline
aud r.lsw island. are Included !"
Sabo,h'. vineyard.

New York. Nov. ss.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says:
There u reason 10 believe that the adj
mlf,slration would Dc wiling 20 pur'
chase from spain not only the Philip
pines and ualan island. but all " the
CaiOilnsH and the PcleW group, Mueh
regret - fsR IN official circles, particu.
larry among navy men. at che failure OF
the Pr.sldcn, 20 insert ~ N. psae'
protocol a prlNtfl1u rrEafdlns thc Car
oiinc and rrlew islands similar 10 that
rslatlag a. the Philippines. I, IL ~
ANGER a secret that duisng the war the
naval war board and Commander II. H.
bradford, chief OF the bureau " equip
mcnt Of the navy department. stfcnu.
oualy urged upon Secretary Long and
the President the seizure OF the caro-.
Inns. In fact one of the monitors sent
% Manila WA selected by the hoard ror
this duty, bus the Precedent failed %
approve abe proposition,
neisni the proposition 20 buy Uaihn
Island Hes the hope IN some quarters
that Spain w;li take a counter propo-
sltlon for the eeasl1n u she entire group
aud the Pelew lalania for an Increased
olmpenEe hon.
The oeupailon Of Guam by this roy-
eminent was based upon belief that u
had a magnificent harbor ana would be
an excellent stopping place between
Honolulu and Maaila. The American
commissioners have now learned that
the harbor II exposed 90 monf1onn. that
Il "a shallow. and that the island Il sub
Jeet 90 earthquake.
In the carolines most " the Islands
have excellent harbors, which are well
sheltered. They are heavily wooded and
supplied with fresh water and earth
quakca are unknown, IN addition they
would, II acquired by the United States
Dc the oulposls Cor the Philippines.
They extend In a belt along che nn.h
degree % latitude and are ufly three
hundred miles 90 The southwark Of
Guam and $50 miles from the Philip
pines, The PeleWs are about six hun
hfed niles from MlndaulO.
Ihe belief prevails here that the Ger
mans VIII bring pressure to belr upon
sliin Ia prevent her from selling ihe
cAnohnes o. the United State Such
action would Undoubtedly be looked up
un as a cause for breach OF fr.eal-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

10000 900. but viii sign ine treaty w1h
. protest thts ypu do 30 only under the
pr sslrc " superior powcr7'
well u does seem 'hh $50 600 900 II
not very satisfactory"
This was the ecml-evaEive manner In
which the Spanish dlppm1s answered
the question.
Ills queuipn1r coffinued. Then .,
eiaa been affirmed shit spain wai re-
fusc to syn the treaty, dSOnc the
money offered, ard make a piptrst Ga
the powcis.and shat her commissioners
will - home. l. that the mos, likely
fcsuit7"
'Ah. but We should nos anticipate
We should know DAY by day what hap
pen. Day by day"
And 30 yuu uriiClfuie for more
daily Developments nerc7"
"Ah. yes. q fortnight p1icinps SOM
tnatia may be- af.fndrd ~ IN ih q
Time" ThnksgivinE d0y IL cold. W.
ana drfary
The unlici states peace commission
ers were .hc guests % whi;ehw Rgit
AZ Thanksgiving day luncheon AZ tn
hotel.
Tho Pcta Bieu reaiiirms today ~ d
crrtair,.y that the Spanish commission,
ers will refuss the American omer Of
40. 0oo. 900 for q treaty ccsslon OF th'
Philippines,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

cucc. Itreiicvcs the condition that pro.
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was suffering untold pain at time OF
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
CORNELL pnrrArnp.
fshhsJl'an'a Down. Carmel, On tho Gr,d-
iron ~ the Tune Of ~ TOT.

philadelphia. Nov. st.--Dn field
hhee dttp Nth mud. the ualversliy OF
fsfcaylyania faytbsn team cha af.er-
no d-tcseed Cornell clev,a by che
sNfs N v to 9. u II doubtful II ever
= zane has been Played under more
sWaNoi abe ootiiit.lls, both AZ 60 che
tsi md the wsa;htr. The wind. whoh
hAl petn bowling nroug from tho
tafihrast . afly all day, sulleriy
.aliled 80 she west feN minutes be-
sfr ihe play ftlr,td ana inh,ead u the
p.rsier, drlxxllug rain a en)wpt 1rm
almo.s blizzard propog.la set IN
40 eonirltd wi.h1R let ~ uDil
W. same had been concluded.
..Nhun no clraeli team tr's,ed on
" hgld a 1904 O'Clock q was seen chat
.hiie Young. who played such a
o,lllAn, game w,.h she carnellin and
Nh,'e last year was IN his football toys
- was down on she card m one NJ she
MAJ backs TOT the ithaca boys.
~Nn spectacular standpoint OF
~ lhe game was weary one b hook
-, me wretchci con,fa0n " The
as'l made u almost an tmp0sF5bli,y co
sHs long runs. and Coach WOOD
WI famous guard back" formation
- rendered almost useless, simply
sS..usr The men could cot get enough
60 iholi 90 get under way. Then.
was ahs0h,.ely Impossible n pre-
kicking. ~ W. 's'' ~
49, two dhiral Attempts at kick
the bt out u danger whom IL was
s"nln a few feet Of IN rad ana b'ue
frs, u'', w the iinst hair. caused che
-, elofr and G, Young's Kick, which
~ parallel with the yaid ltnes. right
'lses hands, was Responsible fOE
Hets'Naiia'a second touchdown,
so,ahs had a clear field eal ..lq
N.Tishslwn was cay,
a. az hfas half cilsed with the score {
Ia, ~ raNpr u c0rnell. During ths
bsl h.t nhnt,es q the first half she
mnEi9Fy bosanse OF uar,..' ,aiiu,a /,
yain. motv shan fifteen or twenty
Tor .h " Young, win ala she puntlns
'"s walters. gainsd from ten 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

Uer'nsny'- WISH :. Father TO III. Thought
Expressed IN ~. Pres

London. Nov. 2i.-'rhc Berlin correa.
pendent of the Times Who rrmnrks
rhls morning upon she "sksptirlrin" on
tn German critics regarding .np sin.
certify OF Americas Intention 10 adupt
TIE open door policy" In she PhlUp.
pines. and calls attention ~ German
speculationa on the prospect ~ protec-
ton IN the American Possessions In
the Pacific. says
''rhv NouHtc Nnchrichien draws Al.
tcniion TO the troaty OF is5i between
Spain. Great britain and Germany.
securing freedom Of trade In the aTu
archipelago for Anglo German shin.
ping. ana says that Prince bismarck
NJ mat Tim. successfully contested
Spaln'u claims 90 have the Sulus 70.
sardcd ns belonging 90 thc Philippine
group"
Tho correspondent draws attention 10
the faci that n section % the German
prsia hastily assumes that America
VIII claim she Sulus ana suggests that
this II a point upon whith an under.
standing with Great Britain with q
view 60 Join, action appears lLilHpen-
sable"
Tho Times commenting .dltoriaily
upon thu dirpatCh. says "It IL sasY
enough 10 understand that the Ger.
mans are eager to IND flaws In thi
Anglo American understanding. Fol-
Nhf FAfh W. UANf ANNNNN nNtn nMNft
that thvfc are difiictfiler In the way vi
adopting the open door as that policy
usually Understood here. But W.
have never Tor an Instant doubted ths
sincerity OF the United S.atys govern,
ment or IT. ability ~ device sami
means 70 substantially secure the re-.
suits aimed az.
secretary Hay explains that the or.
binary American iarin win be enforced
HllnNf VAWFNINNHA En- az Ia.
iionil purpUssE that Il the 'opsn door
policy. Ecunomicaf puriF,r may ar,fui
that. as the taflr restricts trade. lie
door u only partially open. hut what,
ever force that argument holds. n 4,
~ purely domestic application. Eauali,
~ OF treatment and absence of ilraren,
tai DUTIES are the essence NJ the 'oper
door policy M between nation and ma,
Hon. Revenue n Indispensable and II
II fnmaieria, 90 fhr trading world
whether this be raised at puris OF en-,
ny or by internal taxation"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
r,,osr IwMuNes AGAIN.
several Members Of = C"i"r~d Regiment
are shot In 70 Mix ~

Admission, Ala, NV, si.-'rhe great
-, excitement has prevailed here toe
right that this town has ever known.
shlnly afttr dark Private Gildhtrt OF
company H. Second Arkansas, while 90.
ilrn.ng 10 camp fr1m town was shot
D. the head b. negro soldier, Who als1
stabbed him In the back, A little latcs
= member OF the Fourth Kentucky 10
imported 90 have i.ren shot oy negru
soifers who lay IN a gully shooting al
vhlie men who passed,
Firing Mas hvafd "a l.lberla, the ne.
80 quarter of che rily. and a squad u
The provost guard went Co investigate.
A. % iuru.1 the c1iarr on fifisouih
and Pine streets, a large crowd of me-
81 soldiers, without warning. opened
NJ upon the guard with Spsugiielia.
the Kun used In The Third Alabama rcg-
imsni, The guard returned the IRE, bu,
had few cartridges aud soon had Ia re-
Nsat Whtn rclnf0rremplts and am.
huhrnu we're secured che negroes had
afippsared.
IN ihc engagement. George pndHon.
Third Tennessee, was shot In the arm,
and Private uniham. Third Tennessee,
~ ihe stomach. one negro soldier has
been hfoush, IN dead. and another was
i.nhi fatally injured. Two members OF
Ms provost guard are missing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25

y" Longer Permitted In Par an Cats
by Order 81 General wood

:, New York. Nov. s5.--A dispatch 10 the
hsfald from Santiago sayai
ueneraa Wood has issued an order
prohibiting gambling In any form IN
santiago. with a penalty OF 1900 for
tAe infIaciion OF the law. Up to the
present time baccarat aud roulette and
card games OF every Kind have been
played publicly In the clubs ana saloons
ana In the camps. The San Carlos club
was the resort of CubanA ana Amerl.
cans, who spent their evenings gam
hllng at the baccarat table Among Tho
cuhans were seen American officers
ana betting was carried on everywhere
under the spanish regime gaming was
a national Institution. ana A. the faz-
rlnhtlon ~ the play caused considerable
enhancement TO American soldiers
ueneral Wood took the action. cubans
heard TIE order with astonishmeni and
protested bun a strict Observance Of u
has been enforced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
"A NEW YORK BUSINESS MAN
And the Interesting Statement of His Persona
Experience.

II person shvers. Il Is, according ancient supe
ston sign that u walking across hs gruv
SHY? OF course; yet the wasc does not neglect Il
warning OF n shver. especially at this when u
mercury slides capriclously up and down In the tub
After afternoon the cold fingers OF the night viii
touch the body OF and II shlvers The uncountab
tiny bodvcssels Just under che skin Contracted II
blood retreats the anterior where much Of 1t is
wanted Organs are congcsted and lnnamcd. This Is u
condition called a bad cold. The common motion Is thu
Il Affects principally the shnoat and lungs
II Is most dangerous when &; checks the action OF u
kdncys For IN that the poison OF dead cssue.
stead OF being expelled. Is kept In the system. get,it
worse every hour. what Ia TO be done7 Here IL al
budlngs
OFFICE OF THE GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT co
g5s Broadway. New York
II had been suffering for year past with acute ddn,
trouble verg,nE on Br.xhts tsscasc and am sitlsn,
shnt had not acted promptly and taken the best Of
known remedies Tor such trouble would not DO able
attend 20 my business today. hut well. healthy
have new lease OF life. wholly through the OF Wa
ncra safe Cure.
81 take pleasure In recommending Il 10 any pcns
likewise troubled as the best
"As who appreciates a good thlng, am,
\. ID. MAHON. Treasurer"
This letter was written August 20. isgs. Loss than
month iatcr Mr.. Mahon found hard a, work in n
Office. lie bg and sturdy. and he was the picture
health
u feel anoiy" h, said. 81 never better IN my iIr
All trace % kidney trouble Ia gone. You may put m
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for coiis and shvers this time OF the yea
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-25
ELECTRIC tTChlsGs.

Madame pruyfur, the wife of the nfih-
-, ~ peViiis island has been author
~ a. sabis 10 her husband.
-. o.. N a. ,,,,che.on
In Day county. Yhtn,, ~ inS' nsrd
~" !rhsy a,iaffdiei over some fence
POSTS.
,., GA
Jesse Appllnr, WI iioloek, ffnmh ~, NJ,
nsy and John Nlcf. ar NV Nv Mio", w.
I'm Nm ~ s, ~ y Afford Of Anfaie.
.,, -
The british ruNrtnm.hi mas u'tlu'n ~
max. a generous rtnn, iot w" ',,,'' ~,
the distress aud dainnH,,, cau,.n ny INV
t'''"' ""'''''"' ~ -. -,
The remains Of columhuH probably VIII
b. rhippyi 70 spain On We wsr Ny.s.n y
which Admifnl Ma ,n ,io, x,,,a ,", ,.,u,n. nv
'l'
The third game 81 the chess mn,ch be-
tween Hhuwultrr ana inhpNhh .Mhn
played nt the Mhnhhiinh 'nens .iun.Nsw
York, yesterday, t,Hu''lhk w "'"" NJ
''' '''" .,N m',' -,
currvd 10 the reaT Of tho store Of Mysr
ilrua, manufacturers lUwrl.tn, on .I.tig
street The loss gsli,ne''u NJ i""
'-'' W 49, ~" 80. .,,
The t9tp.do heet ltal ~ ."nsr tlss
Portland, was given hrf nnlsia l ulal ltlp
on tho columbia fiNrt NrhlrfunnN, sno eA'
credod her REQUIREMENTS 'uh hhp1
owing TO the diiilcnlly OF obtaining Ia.
Dor " vnea ~" I'M, mlnis ~ io'"pApp nu, Az ~
Spanish laborgfa arrived here a Tow days
aHn
m. .,no,.d cruiser Kaiser. narrhip
Of the German slnadren. Compounded By
Gently entity ashore ashore in kamsah bay. has ar.
rived at HongbunF
H., Leonard Ivood the military rov.
,rncp Ia ds,.rmined 10 nut an end 10
gambling In Santiago. Nc I. framing q
aw for tina, purpose, and VIII Impose tscl
iinc on the nfst person convicted
A.. Ea,.V atnt.x and Minnte har
nlsae' eTs burned Il death at Hunting.
,an Va vsstsrinV' IN ~. In lie
hats on The river front May s'aloy was
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4, gu ~ ut' ,hs. ~ 6"d NO., sh,san ~,
", ss.,.sinnte rmpsror N'iliiam on ,he
$3.50 ,.t,,,, frnia palesiin. haS ~
sentenced 10 three years Imprisonment
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LIN inninsnt '''''"''""'S ou''
IVA i'hi M Mnnifh v"stsrdav a 1aJ'n v,s,
met M the raiiroad stntion iV prinrs
Iil,poid. The refsnt 81 bavaria and IN
inihls,'a, ,n.siNatua 'h'S were enter
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A. the outcome ~ the quarrel between
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s,V.rner 81 Paris. nrising Sut ~ ne
pfeytua anair. con. Hurhnden viii be-
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